The New York Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1859, Page 8

oe en ‘The Baltimor’ Olty Guards. This military organisation will leave Baltimore fora Northern tout at half-past six o’clook this morning. The Baltimore Clipper gives the follow- ing history of the organization: — The special atteution now being attracted among military circles by this spirited pody of citizen s9!- diers aay render in sume measure acceptale a bnef outhne of their history. The mitiatory steps towards the formation of tee corps were taken in 1830, we believe, and rexulted in an association numbering some sixty or seventy members, who Were at length organized in the full of 1833, under the tite of the Baltimore City Guards—Alexande Creves, Captain, ».nd Wm. H. Watson, Esq., whose Bawe wud wemory fill so illustrions a place in the Em history, of the Mexican campaiga, First utevant. The aniform adopied was of gray, Cadet style, Uae bell-crowned but of she penton and Pempoons. The first public parade of the corps Was made Mebruary 22, with forty muskets and two Officers, their fine appearance on the occasion cre- Bung # very flatterin g effect. In the summer «# 1535, the Guards, together Ww th otber military companies of Balimore, were called upon by the State authorities to suppress a bicody riot which tied broken out among some rival 8 1ngs of trish lab erers, employed in constracting the Washington @ranch of the Baltimore and Obio Railroad. The f jem bearing of the military quelled tue disorder wi’ Sout any direct collision with the roers, The terrible tank riot of the same afforded Qnother oppe pranity to our citizen sultery for the @-play of U ir devotion to the cease of law and order; and’ gs pone was the opportenity wore &eum: ly or ze gusty maproved than by the Gaards, who were eur in tall soree. Some t gue after the restoration of order, Captain Cheves, eno had received a disabling wound in the bead tr ma rock herted at him during the rivt, reign his commission, and the command of the Corps was entrusted to the gallant Wm. 8. Watson, whic’ 4 %he retained antil 1837, when iucreasing ousi evres compelled him to resign it into the hands Of 7 red W. Thompson, Esq., upon whom feli the (Ase of the’verps. “ wm 1588 theGuards ané Maryland Cadets visited ni gether Trenton, N. J., where trey were reviewed cs ‘re & wajor General Macemb, and highly compliment- About the close of the year Captain Thompson gned, end the fortunes of the Guards appeared @ be rapidty ebbing, when Mr. James H. Milliken ‘wis indeced to a-sume the command with a. W. Toomperon as rst heutepant, aud the corps at once ama Wested increased vitality. They adopted a new ven fore abuut the same time(184]) uf dark blue +doat with white trimmings, pantaloons of light blue, ‘and ames instead of pompoons. April, 1841, the corps visited Washington and took part in the funeral obsequies of Presideut Har- risen. Is May, 1542, they took part in the general @isumpmrent of the Baltimore military at “Camp Ba'timore,’ with nity-one muskets and three offivers. F%uary 8, 1si/, the Guards, parading ‘Bfty-five muskets and four officers, assisted &t the funeral of their former captain and comrade, Col W. H. Watson, killed at the storoumg of Monterey. January, 1843, Ouptain Milhkeu was promoted'to a majority in the rifty thrd regiment, and A. W. Thompson, Esq., became Keutensnt commanding (declining the captaiucy). July-4, 1848, they assisted at the laying of the cor- ‘Ber stone of the National Washingtun Monument, at Washington, ander command of Charles Me- Dimatd, lieutenant commanding, Lieutenant Thomp- #ou having resgued. The Guards, under the suc- cessive commands of Captains Tuoums M. Lauahao, Lewellyn F. Barry, Charies McDouald and J. A. Weston, contioued their existence with varying forwyes unul 1562, when Joseph P. Waruer, the Present able major of the battalion, and who en- tered the corps as a private in the earliest days of ite organization, was promoted from a lieutenaacy to th command. The chotce was a most fortuuate ove, and the tact, evergy and populartty of Captain Warner soon placed the Guards in the’ front rank of eur best military organizations, a success in wich he has been nostably seconded by First Lieu- tenant Lloyd b, Parks, now captain of company A Un May 2, leo 7, ome disturbances between the Baltinwre aud Onto tiailroud and a sinall portion of fs employés culminated in a riet,and the Vity Guards, tugether with te Law Grays aud Indepen- dent Grays, were ordered to embark on, and accom- pany the evening train, which was threatened with ap attack trom te rivters; notwithstanding tat but two or three hours intervened between the ix @uing of the order and the departure of the train, the Guards wustered forty mn-kets, and their full complement of four officers. Some few miles from the city the traiv was attacked by the rioters with derperate energy avd resisted with equal determina- thon by its defenders. the affuir resuttedin the dis- Tsien Of the roters, one of whom was killed. Veral members of the Guards were injured; one Of thera (private Ehlers) had « leg broken. Jone, ihe Guards visited Lexington, Ky., Where they isi. iv leying the corver stoue of a M..u esi to Henry Uly, r 2,4 vy visited Richmond, where y much eclatig the iuaugura- equestrian statue to Washington. me % by an act of, Assembly constituted a butalion, and under their Be ation lave increased and prospered to 4 h demoustrutes with incoatrovertible rdcin ad the wise policy of the elect the range. The e three par ajor Josep P. . W. Crocker, F. Loyd, M. Fares, Payamaster. Company Captain; EL Mathews, First Company B—D. E. , Pirst Lieutenant; ‘ompany C—I. Johannes, C wembers are mostly basiness men #. and will. we are Convineed, matn- B { the ancient credit and dignity of our State ond city Witinmebueg City News, ANNUAL FESWVAL OF 1H® SUaNER Socter@s —Siturday Might wveral rocistivs Of Turcers from New Yors aud States arrived in Wilhamebuarg to teke part in the Turn feet which commenced yesterday. Tne York Yurncere> mei thew in New York and es- them to to Peok Sip erry, 8Ud Oa their arrical in Biber were received oy coe Williamsburg " e-vorted «© Turoer Halle in Mese oie airert. The rocieties tat were pressoton pe osc wioa were toe furpvere me f “ew Yora, Bioomiogdale, Jers-y City, Dewars, Puilavelotia, Eyg Harbor, Morr rauia, B:o0Klyo, New Brook'yo ant Wiinameburg Snurzen co ps #ore 29 pre evt frow Phisdeipaia, New York, Brookiyn and Wilrawsnorg. Docgetiovs were present from Wash ngtoa, with the Braco Secretary ci the Turoverien of toe Uaited Siutes ; Fe ‘ecrov, Kuxdurv, Cooareucut, New Havea, Connecti on, Cn. Latr, ana Rizerecn ony, New Jersey. Use their arnve: im Wilameburg they were weicomed 7 & Be Ure Of “DIF cou gues, aud a apeecn from Mr Gratch, P eriteue o' th- Wisiiameourg Curnverien, and « vorcniignt fro formen, wo-cd parted up South Eignth street co fourth, Fourte to Grand, nd Eaten, Even w Msee- fo €, #ee-£0 6 10 Grataas aveaue Gragum aveuue to Joon: sw, Joouen to Leousrd, L onardto Meserow and Me_ Srro'e atvens to Vurner Have, sbere they fad « eupver and ‘diem teed. Toe boures of Charies Kerbs, in Gravam aves far, beer Joburtwp #t:eet : Sobmidt, iu Jokuawa screet ; Bok, ib Leovar’, corner of stootroee avenue ; darn: Sorker of Levoard sod Meg+ro! streew, and Purner Haile ‘were bri lauty illuminsted, : ewerday ibe Sohowme were elected judges for the b eribole, of Williamsburg verion ; Sew York ; Sword Miuer, of Morrise” L. Soatman, of Poiladelpara ; ; aud J. Arges, of Jersey city. VeLibg & ¢Tsad coucert wud deciamacion fur priz-s Wee eld ip Tarbes Halle. Ts dey isa grad festival at We relearcDue park for turning. singing gad gy aiomecica, Te-o gbe there wil be thea. ai performances at Curaer Bs le. Cuercay, » Schuizin festival at Myrtle avenue 4 eH, abC inthe eveving u bail and the diatrioudon of p Wz eet Torver Gaile (euumoN Brrwren Firrrynoats,—Abont nine o'clock Sa. tur -¥ moruing the for: yboss George Law, of the South Sev, ‘mtb sirect ferry,and tbe fert yhoat Eagle, of the Peck ps \erey, came in collision in the Kast river, when ahou Supe, te Corsera Hook foe Ewe, Wr, Lemon, rtd wane little abead of the George Law, when ene wi 8 BIO o ving t & schooner belog anes. of her. Ae tue Biploe tovped the George Lae's oils, Thome Ron well, ran bie beat aberd, wo waiemoting to cross toe bows ofthe | gle, ran foui of her, carrying @ portion ofthe fo ¥#ard parc of the cabin ana rai the Eagle. Tre Kegs ) bed stopped entirely at the tine, and Rockqell eve nos \ghalto Mr, Lemon that be wanted to pags him, be jerry Company are have the matter investigated tony toe #DO was I the w-org. Toe damage done the Eag'o was s Bu $100, To the George Law about $50, No peneon was Wjared, Jmvortaxt Pounical Movexant —For some time pat the 4 vor deaders of the city of Brooklyn have been holding ‘Meet, 8 auc Wecting delegates from each ward in the city wit > = view Lo the cor tro! of the democratic primary ecctions. Oo Friday night laxta meeting of the delegates MO teierer oe datNs 20Grand stree:, ED, — every war representud by three delegates. Ta: Gece tor 0D ALCL I ach word to the cup ab the crf 3, meetings to bs held bext month, 80 i} th ? Pewocratic coneentions which nomina:e Canoicates for the Score, Assembly ana otfives. Aiargo stouut. Ot money Was tabeations eet es whet is e’rescy feces mr. Johnsop, « brewer, sab- the Seventa ward eao seribes 2500, ancta er brewer in Beribed 8600, besice 4 large amouuis from ot iwteotion of this mov, ‘Dent is to place to Deniasiion aon, Samuel D. Morrie, at , event County Judge, for the office of Districa Attorney. Annet oy Pickrockm *.—Baturday night, while the crowd of Turners were con ing olf tke bosts at Peck allp fecry. Deputy Superineocem of Police Fvtk and deteciva Hay vor sistioved themerives at the ‘end arrested Sve well kno =D pickpockets na they Cawe off the boat, Tee ere taken w the Fifa orecinct tation house, bere they gave their vames as Tn9044 Pryor, Ed war) Bonsop, Pairick Malone, Jamas Edwar 14 aud James Wi. gop. they will re eps in custody u alter the Tara. feet is over. Buhne quent!? another one, z Ting nia name ss Jobu Carruli, wae Nrebtod by detective Rayaor wt Tar- per Holl tricsery and fraud, The prisoner formerty worked for McNulty & Hodges, horse dealers, in T-enty fourth street, and while in their employ became acquainted with the complanant. Some daysago the negro called upoa Mr Meeainger, and by represevting that ne was still io the employ ot Messrs. Bodges & McNuity, taduced compiaio ent t piace two snowe be returned thet night. Hirera did ooserve thr oo teas dan beeen eae them away agala and sold th: m to MF. Yulee Odell for $245, pocketing the pro coves Bbd Making DO relurp Of tae sale to Mr ‘map Rond, 0’ the Fourih peepee my ‘end yestercay bo succeed in dading bic Police Inteliigéince, New York Military in Now Bedford. OF RSCBPTION. junor Swinxoia Bonewruasn,—George Birerd, bo New Beoford Meroury, August 18 righ oniog Deqro, was Droogub before Alderaea Sah, smhd Washington Grays will arrive iri ly on at tho Lower Polloe Court, on charge Of obiaining $#0 | Teaday mori next, at six OL gegteg tee vatoanle berses from Daniel Messinger, by means of | Redford City Guards, accom) , ad Brigade Band, will meet them at the depot and o - cort them directly to the encam t on the Com: mon, where they will deposit thelr kuspeacks and baggage, after which théy will march to the Parker Houre and partake of a breakfast, got up in Mr Wing's best style. ‘ At ten o'clock, in Market square, thev “will * 9 introduced to Mayor Nye, and that ger‘yemar, wit welcome them to the city, and fro") thep “oo they will march through some of the pringiral strects and back to their encampment | “at fore oluck in ‘he afternoon Mayor Nye 8 od the Ciry Fathers wil veview the company OD *' 49 ‘Commen. On Wednesday the “ompany will make an exc ion down the har on gnd- teers fe reas for tho balloon ascensle’¢, which comes off at three »'clock precisely. I”, the evening the United Staves Band, from Brovuslya, N. ¥. which accompanirs the borees in his possession for sale, with ‘Unat if the horses were not sold they as the horses back gain oo Wrncinct, Waa seat Toe prisoper etaiea that be wes put up to the bustoes: by rome culede parties, apd thas Ne made iittle Or nothing Dy the transacion himself, Ficar anp Stanpinc Arrray —Two men, named Jobe Gray efi rive a grand concert at Liberty Han. ‘ re arrested ou charge 0! Nn fhursdny the miltary visit places of note brea er iy Carpenter at No. 147 4 *buOl the city, and enjoy'a ride around the Poiat road. ‘iy the afternoon there will be a parade, which will conclude before the second balloon as: cepsion, at three o'clock, Tp the evening train the company leave for home. During their stay regu- lar camp duty will be performed, and the display will be one of the finest ever witnessed in our city. Clinton sweet, McDermott acd nis family were sisting o. the stoop, when the prixonors came aioag aad commysaceo pirgiog. McDermott told toem to keep still, Wwe, one of be party turned upon Dim wad peayoim fo nis inse- erence. A‘ thie juacture Carpenter came to the resco f McDermo:t, wova a geeeral mel ooourred Io the ailray pe ,risoners were mined by & emt party, nut yer to curtody, anu aller « severe ght McDermots and bir ftheno were worsted. Carpenter wae stadved in toe ara oie MoUerm@ott received LwO BeVere cuss 1a the thigt Acdabsomen Jestice +eers coumitiea the pwoners for +l, McDermets i considered to be in a critical cou divon, ALLEGED Wunvgr on Tus Bron Skas —Peter Anderson , formerly second mate of tao sbip Wountaineer, was takes soto custody eo Saiurday afternoon of cbarge of being implicated m the wilful murder of one of the seamen, named John Brown, durtyg the iast passage of the Mouo- aineer from New Orieangio Amsterdam. The prisooer sas brovgbt to thie city in the soip William Neleon, Cap: Wood, just arrived from AmsterdaD. AB 800 4s tbe ves Sel apouerea 1D tbe stream she was boarved by toe Soy enth prectvot police, abd Anderson wes placed in their charge, Tne prisoner was subseq seatly taken before tne Cptted Siatea District AWorney sud commited for exam Ration, Caprons oF 4 BURGLAR.—Jobm Asggerty, alias Connolly: Was discovered in the oasement of the premitos No 9? St. Mark’s place, at an early hour yesterday morning, by one of the domesics, and frigotened out of tne house. Ove Of the inmates fol wed ibe xentioman, but had not pro Coedea far before Ube fugitive burned upon bim and Raock 02 Dim down wide stove The chase was resumed by the police abd some firemen, Who Dappeved to ov 10 the neigh. Oorbood, ano utter @ short run the burglar was captured Toe prisover fought with the police ali the way to tae ata tion Louse, aud it required tbe repeated application of toe officers’ ciubs to brug him w sBudjection. Justics Sieers committed Mr, Heggerty for trial. Pasewa OouNraRFe WongY.—Polisemen Riley and Hull, of the Twentiech precinct, arreated Daniel Fallon and Patrick Dorsey, on charge of passing a counterfeit five douar bill at the store of Jobn Quinn, corner of Twenty- uinth street apd fenth avenue Cae of the prisoners repre sented himself ag a boas mason, while the other pretended w be @ workman io hie empioy, Tne workman personatet he character Of a drunken man, and was exceedingly do: tious of DeiDg paid some moury due bia by the “boss,” ap be calea bim The *boss’’ got angry at being calied upon for the wages, out handed the workman @ counter feu “five,” ano tole bim W take bs chaoge out. Toe work man bad pov hange, but he induced Quion’s clerk to ac. Com modate bim with change, ano the pair then starte! fom the store, Justice Kelly committed the prisoners for Pe: lovigences Col Jobn Barris, Commendent of the Marine Corps, bas retusped 10 the city, afer @ brief rojourn ay =harca Springs, aod is querterea at the New York Hotel, Ou 34 surdey jart be viet'ed the Grooklyn Navy Yard, insp ci ioe tbe troope wbich were drawn up tn live wW recive ot, aie puyivg a visit to the ground oa which the new Aaribe Barrecks is ao0wt to be erected. He is accanpa- nied by bie esimedie lady ard will leave in atew days for Wasnicgtoo vis Philadelphia, at which place he will in *pect the troops ava marine garrison, Bon, Jacob Coliswor, one of the Vermont United States %ostors, wilt give tbe annual address at the State Agri- cultara) Fair at Dover, N H The Cuban Messenger is the name of ap American weekly journal to ve pubished in the city of Havana, commencing tw October next. Col J. W. Bryant, late of Fior.aa, 8 concerbed in the enterprise, Colonel Warren Akin bas 4 the nomipation of the Opposition Convention of Georgia for the oillce o' Gov Four or five years since, Jacob Terry, of Cincinnati, commenced suit sgainet the Cincinnati, Hamilton at Dayton Retiroad Company, for injories wo’ bis wife, which bassince ben pending in the Delawure Coun'y Circuit Court. On Saturdey last the suit war compromised on (we payment of $4,000 and the cos of the piaintill. ‘The late Jobn D. Walbridge, of Cincinnati, bequeathed the bulk of bis estate, awounting to about $50,900, to the Sincwrati Protestant’ Aeylum and Wioows’ Home, the principal to remain intact, the interest to be distributed equelly to those institutions. He left only $1,000 to his tive! FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, August 21, 1859. The business of the week with the interior has been better than last week's. The dry goods dea ‘ers report a better inquiry for goods, and larger sales, They seem to think that the auction sale which came off on Friday, and which was well at- tended, will give a tone to the market and disap- point the expectations which have been entertained of lower prices. The effect, we apprehend, would be more surely attained by a brisk reduction of the imports. This, perhaps, will come about by and by. The Western dealers are buying moderately They seem to think that buyers from their country will come in to make purchases throughout the balance of the year, as the movement of the crops provides them with funds, It seems to be now nniversally admitted that England will want some wheat from us this fall. It is yet too soon to estimate the actual amoun; of damage done to the crops of France and South- ern England by the drought and subsequent storms in July; the deficit may prove quite considerable: But all the letters from the other side concur in stating that some wheat will be required. Thus far the movement of the crop has been very slow. This does not arise, as is too generally supposed, from an unwillingness of the farmers to sell. They are too poor, as a general rule, to have any choice on the matter; and, besides, present prices reward them very handsomely for their labor, and they see very plainly that the longer they wait the less they will get for their stuff’ The true cause of the delay in the receipt of the crop is the disorder into which the organization by which it is forwarded has fallen. Most of the dealers who bought flour or wheat ALLBGED AssavLt wits Intent TO Ron —Jacob Schulader, residing at No. 68 Maccougal street, made a complaint agsinstJobu Ryanaad Henry Colemsa for assault with intent to rob. Ryan admitted that he assaulted com- plamant, but was quite indignant at the idea of robbery being the incentive Coie.nan Roew nothing at all avout the Ovourrence, be said, The magistrate beid them both for examination. Pank. THisVEs IN TROUBLE —One of the guests at the Metropolitan Hotel was enticed into ® panel house in Greene street about a week ago and rovbed of some seven or eight bundred doliars. Yesterday policeman Woo!. driege and Jourdan, of the Sixth preciact, arrested two girls a: 103 Morcer street on suspicion of having beea im. phicaved in the roovery. One of toe giris subs-qacatly somiued thet sbe received tity dollars for eaticiug tho seutiewan into the dea, but she did not know what be came of the movey that had been stolen from him. At- German Suitb committed une pris.ners for examination. Aitscap DisHosesty or a DomEsTiC.—Mary Balter, 8 domestic m the employment of Mrs. Clarinda 8. Hazleton? took occasioa during the adeeace of her mistress in the ‘country 10 #ital avout one bundred and f'ty douars’ wort 0} Weerlbg uoparel snd devewp wi tue same Poti Meo GoieD, OF Ihe xtO precthet, founda tbe ihief on tne five Yomis up Saturday, and took her into sustody, Sue admitted ber gult, aod gave toe olllver such information ‘ae led Lo the recovery Of toe greaer part of the atviea broperty. Justice Counolly committed the prisoner 10 eXamipation, ConzscTion —-Timotby Welsh, of Forty-second street, | in the West during the past month or two Wriies to uk in reference to a paragraph coaceraing t have done so badly with it that they are not pubjiiebed 1p our issue of Saturdsy, aot saye:—“Yourre | in a con mn to renew their operations; many porter bes failen ino en ¢rror in voting my arrest on charge of aemaut. He Das, upfortuaucely for me, coo Diced BDo:ner cage, of wach I Kuo# notbiog, with wh brief Paragraph or Voted wy myeet. Cocorrecu, it wut Jeave we note to tbe imputation of a more serious offsuce, end | ust from your ju tice ay isernoa of rms genial | wae arrested for aa wean t, wod eines that a coantur chorge bet beep preferred agaiust tbe Compiaiaant Sach, abi such aloce, hag been ihe measure of my offeace, 1 apy.” Arnmst.—Frederick Thompson, second mate of sbi) American Engle, jost urmived from London, was arrestes yemterday by ube crew cf Aarbor Pouce boat No. 3, for Orutaly Desbng Oue Of Lnessemen, He Was Neld Ww bai tu $000 for trial, of the banks for the same reasons are not prepared to make the advances necessary for forwarding the crop. These and other obvious causes of delay may keep back tke first of the wheat till the end of the month. After that time it may be expected in large quantities, and the market here will pro- bably give way. At present it is buoyant, with an advancing tendency. Cotton is firm but inactive, as usual at this sea- son. Efforts are being made in quarters hostile to the South to create an impression that a supply of cotton large enough to affect the market price may be expected from India and Western Africa. The planters need not disturb themselves, There is no reason to believe that the cotton of com- merce can be produced at all in Western Africa, and as to India, it is well known that the British millers could do little or nothing with it, had they not American cotton to mix with it. The prospect is, that the peace in Europe will impart a remarkable developement to mannfacturing industry throughout that Continent, and that, even should the crop fulfil its present promise, and amount to 4,000,000 bales, there will be ademand for the whole at or above present rices. aauoriten merchandise is generally quiet. Teas are inacti they are held in a few strong hands, and will not probably come freely on the market until an advance takes place. Coffee is better, ia consequence of the exports to Europe. Hides are very dull aud lower; so is leather. Sugar is rather better. In a few weeks these and similar articles will probably become more active. The following are the comparative Custom House tables of the foreign trade of the port for the week and since January 1:— Coroners’ Inquests, Fousp Dgan—SincvLa Case —Coroner Jackman held ap inquest at Manhettanvilie upon tae body of Nicholis Edeo, @ native of Germany, aged 31 years, who was found dead pear the track of the Hudeon River Railroad under somowhat singular circumptances. Deceased, it appeared, bad been on an excursion to Niacora Falis, io company with an intimate friend named Louis 2iedio, ‘and while returning to New York on Friday by the avove mentioned railroad suddenly disappearea out of the cir. Mr. Ricble bad the train stopped, and a search was maic for the mrring man, but in van. The folowing diz, however, the body of deceased was found, \yiag on nis Jace io @ pool of blood, ata pointonthe ruad near Fort Warbngton Tare were uo marge of viowuse on vio Pocy, aud a= bis watch avd pocketbook were untouche |, whe ibference was ihat deceased nad eitper failea or jumped off tne cars waile in movion, ond bai been killed by te copcasion. the jury rendered a erdict in a:- cordance with the above facts, ana the bows was haadod over to the friends for interment. Stiape wy Cormxe ms Taaoat —Coroner J:ckman bold an inquest at No, 128 Oanpon street, pesterduy, upon (0 body of an old man named NobieG. Minor, who commit a suicide by cutting bis throat with arazor. Deserso: appeared, was aliicted with fits of temporary inaan:' 7, and while in thatetate procured a razor and ended bis cx istence ne already stated. His daughter Harrict waz in the room when the fatal deed wae dove, sod ran ou the t.cure for agsistanse, but woen "he o«ws bs 0k aece: wes founa to oe cying. Mrs wine: wae ade-uy ac atthe ume of tue welencuo'y oucurreate, wid w came tome was shocked to flud ber husvand a goss y For the werk. 3867. 1858. 1859. Pant oan be Ne Cause Whatever, gave temporary 13- | Dry pooos 22.51N,796 1,139,492 8 846,128 HY, cowd be attigaes for the comuussion of the rac | Gy “4 a 7 act. “dir, Minor ss sa to uave been a maa oc conmdars) « | Senora Merchand’e 1,°07,684 1,008,248 2,865 t01 means and infldcuce ip the ab ive ucighborso, Total for the werk. $4 457 320 5.900.479 renoered yerdict of “wuisiue abtie laboricg under a i: | Pre “ad 1 7 Of temporary tnzasity.” Terenas reste See eee eee SHOCKING AccIDEST 10 A CLD —Sorover c | Since January 1 .$16%,680,978 90,208,448 170,104,252 held ap inquest yesterday at 164 West Tai t Exvoris Exctvsive OF SPects, ‘pon the body of a child four years of wee, wimed Joa seria Toes , Fort OS Faivey, who wasecslded to death by falling Iotoa mow Preah apsilil pracneh 87 oeeee of heated re'cse materiel in the ares of tho salip fectory of George R. Henderron, No. 182 Wt Thirtic. ttreet The litue fellow's feet ana bands were acalied ia a shocking manver, toe toen and fiuzra Daviog Gropped cil, ko intepse was the heat, Toe Jary, in reo. 41,780,965 87 982,292 $8,861,220 Since Janusry 1, Fxponts OF Specie. Steamship Tentonia, Hambure— Mexican dollars $160,000 D0, dering @ Verdict, took Oscasion wo censure Lie prourio: + a: oe ; mane of the maputactory for the iwsecure eoeditiou of thearcs, | Brig Cerone! Peiicienne, Joreiela-Bpectee ery Rattkoan Acctpest —Michael Tobin, wno was run over | Schooner Mary Alice Ponce—D>ubloons » 10, on the Huctou River Raliroad on Friday night by an ox si mh Ser caer hie, aa pony "deen Press train, died ai the New York Hospital yes erday frou ‘er8ia, Liverpoo!—Am gold coin. the effecta'of bia injuries” Coroner Sonirmer huidan s, 4 in a Sovenaen kt quest upcn the hooy, woen the jary rendered a verdict uf De ay 40: taaaienae 107427 antic pcan Do. Karnsk. Havans—Savereigns 2904 ¥atat Rew Over Case.—Thomas Farre!), who was rio Do, Faiton, Bavre—Calijornia + 167, over in Broatway on Friday, died at bin residence 1 Do. do. ’ do. American goid. 29'000 ’ lence Do. é Bovensh avenue, i Finy Fecoed atrest, yesterday, tron Des: Ge oa Gaon oe “200 junes. Cozcner Scbirmer heid ‘an ia 4 ‘ . quent uvoD the booy Deceased ° eee eae ee re,000 od Was ubcus 45 years of age * Relive of Ireiana, ho. OY of Washington, Lizerp i 400;0c0 Drowsxn ware Baruinc —Faony Wooster, one of i ~ ST ie OPED cane inmates on Bia2kwell’® Ivand, wpiie bu biog va the East Fiver on Saturday, acciventally woat Boron noe dup. 45,972,351 ALG #49 Crowned Lecesbod wae a Crive of Irolans 5 Jeietieg A Sorter ess ape war 40 yenra of age Oorcuer Jackman held au ix. | 70 Ja tees taser cee nese ee gene BAT,087 284 quest on the bely Fare Cas actY.—Mirbael MoCarthy, a native of irs land, aged 46 yeers, died at tbe New York Aosptia’ ges terday from the e¢ific's of Injuries acctoeutaliy receives at Jomey Oty, by w atick of timer fwitog opon bio whic be wes engeged ip bu.iciag » do- Coroner 331) mer held an inquest upom the body. Verdict, scvidenta! The export of specie on Saturday, 13th, was larger than was expceted, and the whole shipment of the week, incindiny that of the 13th, and excluding that of yesterday, foots up about $1,900,000" Agwinet this the banks have received various am npis from the South and the interior Fovxy Duowxey —The Deputy Healin OMser, Dr. Walser, while on a visit tothe lower Quarantiae yeater day, in the propeller Reecus, discovered the boay of a man vfloat. He was taken on hoard xpd broucht to the Ubver Quaran'ine and te Coroper otuded. Tae d4acuaer Aipeareo to bave tren a labori.g men, @ed bad 20 ascnor b apg bin right hend whh todie tok Je nad @ wvat-n Pocke. The body te mach decumy and nae Probabiy beer some (ime in the water, aia average, and it is on the whole Jikely that they may fomorrow sbow an increase rather than a loss: The Sub-Treasuiy has lost money to the banks; the balance stood yesterday at $4,960,490, against $5,347,349 at the close of The Sal- Treasurer at this point seems to think that for the NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1859. eC OI a RT BI career cece r Jow five millions. Should the impor*- tor however, and the im ‘ Bh, for " a decline be- ws ee a be expected that bese . exceed the receipts durisg te next two rm opinion e; i predict a strict adherence on the part of the onthe. Considerable diversity of -sta with regard to the bank loans. Some -ading banks to the conservative policy of which the last statement was an indication. Others again pretend—seemingly on good ground—that some of the leading banks are becoming apprehen sive on the score of their profits, and, in aoticipa” tion of a decline of specie shipments, are again seeking to expand. The report from most of the banks is, that they are freely discounting short paper for their customers, but that they are avoid ing notes maturing after October. The public will view any increase of discounts at the present time with well founded uneasiness; they are firmly fixed in the opinion that for the next six weeks at least curtailment should be the guiding principle of the New York banks. A farther reduction of loapa, ike twat of last week, would have a most beneficial effect on commerce and finance. Money has grown cheaper since last week. The last bank statement bad the effect of restoring con- fidence to money lenders who bad withdrawn their means from the market. Since last Monday the in- quiry for paper at the discount brokers has been more active than for some time past, and we are enabled to quote money nearly one per cent lower on average mercantile paper. No transactions are publicly reported below seven per cent, but we hear of prime short acceptances being privately taken at 6a 6}. For first class double name paper maturing this year, seven is the rule; for longer paper,8a9a10. Names less generally known, or less popular, go at 8 a 12, according to quality. On call the brokers are abundantly supplied at six The banks continue to ask seven, and some of the well known commission houses have money lef: with them at 5 a5}. At this season there is neve: much demand for money. As the fall months pro- gress it will be safe to look for a more active mar ket. F xchange on Europe continues to droop. Throngh out the last week the correspondents of the Roth-- childs have asked 110} for 60 day sterling bills and 1164 for sight bills. Some other leading drawers have been equally high in their views. But the demand has been supplied at 3 a j below these rates. Very good bankers’ bills have been sold below 110, and some commercial bills of first quality have gone at 1094 aj. The rate for bankers’ bills yesterday war 110; but no amount worth mentioning could have been sold at that figure. Francs are dull of sale at 5.1334 5.15. The revival in the price of European exchange, which was anticipated a fortnight since seems no nearer now than then. The course of the market tends to confirm the views of those who hold that this year the unusual cheapness of money throughout the spring led to a pretty general an ticipation by the importers of their European lia- bilities. © The course of the stock market since last week has been as follows:— August 20 iseouris...... 82% New York Central. Tad, Reading. 43% Erie. 5% Bnai 324 Micbigen Central, 43% Michigan Southern, g1 26% eee 115% Tihnois Central, 65» 6 63 16 Prices, it will be seen, are considerably higher than they were. The upward movement which we indicated last week as being foreshadowed by the course of events appears to have begun. The prospect of large earnings on the Western road= in consequence of the harvest, combined with the unduly low prices to which many stocks have been driven by the bears, appears to have at length at- tracted attention, aud led to some speculative pur- chases. Parties who are interested ia the recovery in the market will however see with regret anything like a spasmodic rise, or a Wall street cornering opera- tion. The tendency of all “corners” is to cause ultimate depression in the stuck cornered: the short sales of bears, though they constitute a pow. erful aid to a rising market, canavot alone form the basis of @ permanent advance. If, therefore, the operations of bulls in our stock market should cause prices to advance rapidly before any tangi ble evidences appear of an increase of intrinsic value in the securities dealt in, it will be safe to look for a reaction as sudden as the advance. It has been evident for months that mang rai) road securities which are daily bonght and sold in Wall street were selling below ‘their rea’ value. No person of ordinary discrimination need to be told that what the railroads of th country have earned heretofore, they will ear again; pay, more, that in the future they arc destined to enjoy a traffic as much greate: than that of 1856 as the traffic of that year was greater than that of 1853 or 1854. The uncheeke« increase of population—both from natural canse- and from immigration—and the progressive devel opement of the country, render this result mathe matically certain. On the other hand, it is equall: obvious that the severe lessons of the crisis have been fruitful of large advantage to the railroads, by causing them to be administered with more econo- my and judgment than they were when they hat never known adverse days. As instances we ma adduce the New York Central, which, accordin; to the reports of its managers, has reduced its ex Ppenses nearly ten per cent since the crisis; and th: Michigan Southern, which, under the old régim: used to spend $150,000 and $175,000 a month for working expenses, whereas now it is admirably run for $85,000 a month, Notwithstanding these considerations, the indifte rence of the public to stock speculation has for many months left the control of the market in the hands of the Wail street jobbers; and these operators huve continued to hammer prices down to about the point at which they stood in October, 1857, the month ot the crisis, It is due to the public to say that while they have not interfered with the operations of the street to protect the stocks in which they were inte- rested, neither have they, asa rule, allowed them: selves to be frightened into selling their stocks. eres The sound common gense of the great body of rail way stockholders protected them from this sacri- “ZoAdo,o03 | fice; the recovery of the railway interest, and it~ reorganization upon improved principlos, were an ticipated by them and properly taken into account. Hence we find that while railway stocks have de clined from $10 to $20 a share withia the past six or twelve months, the amount of floating stock in the Street is not greater, and in many instances is less than it was a year ago. The prospect, therefore, of a large ad- vance in railway securities has, for some time, been pretty certain. Jobbers interested in the du- cline of stocks have displayed no little ingenuity to prove the ultimate worthles:ness of railway pro- perty. We have been told one day that the West would cease to have any considerable surplus of + $1,594,933 | grain; again, that wheat at 75 cente a boshel at Chicago could not trave! by rail; again, that there were too many roads to do the busineas; again, that freights were too low for profit, &c., &e. Tt ix not worth while replying to theee arguments; the event will soon speak for itself. Here and thtre, no doubt, competing liner, built in folly, will rain cach other. For some time, perhaps, the railroads They | mey not make such profits as to engender extrava commenced business lust Monday with a rising | gance,and suggest more frauds like those which helped to bring on the crisis. But,in the main that the railroad interest of the North and Northwest will prove a valuable and lucrative interest, no person who is cnpable ot forming a jadgment on financial matters needs to be assured. Fox some years to come no new railronds vyill b * present the balance will uot tall considerably be- | built. The intrinsic solidity of the Western and Northern commercial community is a guarantee that traffic will grow with the increase of popula- ‘don. And though it is likely that we aball continue to hear complaints by railway managers of the low (V8) loaded wiih raiiroad toa, Oo6ay Morning & Northerly gee Sen Sconce, Tndd. wheb lt rom toe pa Yak rates of fare and freights, we hardly anticipate much general self-sacrifice on the par’ of the cor- porations they control. Stock movements in Wall street are governed by #0 many ephemeral and incidental causes that it is never safe to predict them. But the great body of people who have invested their means io rail ways may now rest assured that they have seen the worst—tba’ henceforth, whatever Wall street may plot, the prospect is in favor of a steady, and, itis to be hoped, a slow appreciation of their property. BLL, bute, henow for Neguaho PR wag’ 2b inet aed lost fur-maet und j.bboom, Jet et to reper, 4.0 Savans, Burvin of Sew York. wae (lawssted 15th Onrdwer'e Hey dus! port "ai te ey durirg @ violeptet.rm She yut inte Ba) Binch Kagle war anid at enotion \7th inet ot Bug Bar: Brown, and wae wee bor, DRororntot the water bid’) “tor ter owpere ar Sangg” Ze late Foe ‘The folowing tape coummary erases barbers of New Yorks Bown. Rekesgat O. Char eatin. Ba New Mrinan ope ; c CITY COMMERCIAL RRPONe: i" eal) O18 OF Pots at 6340. apa OF peuris at 650 BREspsTerrs —Fiour—tbe werkot disviured inoreares achivity BDO CloRen At an advance of 100, a 200. per oD! he sales embraced about 14 000 bbis., closing witoin toe 1OllOw Mg FADRE Of pricen:— loepee ed to choice super fine State Exo Siate, Superfire Werterp Law w eboice We sire Geperee.... 4 #xeo to strat Southern “apunght to good extra do. a0 ‘owe ¢xt4 fomily add Dakers’ brand, vye flour Corp mea’ —New extr "be eare of ati descripnopsof Soubero Dons e@draced sFout 2,060 bbe,, cloring within We above rangy of orices. Rye flour wan beavy at quotations aod sees were ‘bt Corn meal was ineccive at quotsbour, sod trane- cH0Ds pied Whest wan ww iar req stescy prices for pew, wbile o'¢ spd common grades sere ubsettied, The sales embrace) sovat 1610 pusbele, inciuding pew white Micbigen at $i 45; 10 do. $110; old @bite Cavsduu and rea (mio at $110; old red Iodine at 969; pew red “ebigen at $1 25, ursovpd Wratern at 893, aad red sourberp at $1 20, and uvpeoupa red douwern a p t ‘orn— The salee were hgbt, while prices were fem fae <Erivale Were retarded by ‘the low deing detw'ned On toe overeinugh About 4,5(¢ burhele were sold at 820 a 830. or round yellow, 780 tor #bi'e Sonera, apa 785. & 800. oF O10 and new Western mixed. Rye wav quiet at 7c © S0c, Onte were fi nd in dewter vemaod. saes of state Were Made at B6c. a 38360, ond of Western ava Conadian av B¥C aw 4%6, COFFRE C ubtiDUEd 1D.gO04d demand avd prices firm. Tae ales embracea a C1740 of Laguayre, emodreciog 2,610 nope for export, wt p. t.; 1,800 00. Maracuivo, part for ex ort, at 38 a 190 vannaa, Mori Ot latest sroounte from rach of done nore ay 5! a8 Sian : | plan Shbe Bilao nt 340, per ID. Dut ’ Spoken, din. (Ov pales reported Prices were al Shin Joshua Rates Meiiellam, 8) Aa. bease fir Shwnghea, We quote miod'e apianes ab 11%0 4 12s. about Job 19 off Pern mnvoo (The J @ne tonorreauy ree Friicuis.—To Liverpoot 700 bees of couoa were on gauea 65 days out hy tbe brig Mary H«mtton arrived Nero veged et 7320 = 4d, aoc some flour was reported at ef 8.60. To Bonaon d0 ious deaa weight was vogaxe? at | 82D eaetereh, isons, om Londra March 8a) snites fe sud 120 dois rosin at 48. 60. per 289 lor. To Gas- | MSD T's hie Prechard from Caicntia Way 11 for Bonioe, 1889 6 ton 78 cow 200 DviB, 7osID Wire \aXeD wt 2s 61 per vBdLs. to soLweErp 1,000 begs cofleo Were taken ut 1{9., and 1,000 BGS rr) ae frow Wantia for Boston, alt well, iy Bet from Mantwato for Falmouth B, oble, roeip at 28 6d. tow Fisn.—Dry cod were lene active, while piicss were un: | 5 a B Jock rant of h Yoel i eee ‘apitiar tee dite %4 R. lon 921215 F 7 2d. Ssies of wa few buodsed quutais Frenob wore mie mace 1p’ bone at $3 75, and at $4 1254 duty, apd of Ao | 4, DID, | adrwn Bievon. from, erly at $4 u $4 1435. Mackerel wre quis, aud com cal Shiny ‘ames Fosier Jr, Deuce for Liverpool, Aug 18, lat 488) de:rpgs 76 1D fair requeet and sates of 200 boges | lon £501 sealeo ps mnede at ba Was Goll, wiK0 Bwet Ship vesdrougbt, Ssmue’s from Liverpoo! for #York, Jaly Glee of No. 1 ar$i788i5 3,191 60 lon '6 Ship tepten K Melory from Mobile for Liverporl, A: off Donbie Ber ded shot Kas ind aghtvez2#, Bila ‘rom NOrleans for Varvetlies, Aug 3, rom Miramichi for Hull. Rng, July 22 bet 48, mo Stelebte trom Philade'ohta tr Pernembuea, Bay —Ol0, for ebivment, was not plenty, while salve were coptiped to smal: lors tor sbipment at 700 = Zc Bemr — Witbip @ Cay OF two 1,000 bal sof menis 80d 100 Go jute, to arrive bere, were sold on private terms, bd & smal) jot of Rupees at $1 80 Troy —Scotch pig wan thaciive ant lees buoyant. Sma’) «alee Were Dekieg Bt $24 4 $74 50, six Wonses; the Inver ‘Te Wor BD Oulside Iza wee quiet. Amel sales of Spanish and Boglieh bler, hence for Pictou Aug 12,m the Gut of makirg at $5 75 MoLarses — 4 cargo of 366 hhds. Cuds and 69 do. man x os iateren Like, Br: ant, & days hence for Port Spain, cov sdo were made Jor aisulling at p t ; part was reported ei te Wiliam Tel React Bs heifers tse eas Ans tlie Navar SronES —Tho Jest ealen of ep rite were wade at | ~ tere Wm L Montegue, from Hal 4c. a 493¢0., apd common rosin at $1 673, Crude wa- | 4 iPass lop Forde om Saimone for River Plate, ang quiet ar $8.60. Schr rere, of Buckrport steering &, Aus 16, South Shoal W ‘Oils —Lipeved_wes easier, with ales of 3000 w 8.000 bs N40 miles haces assess -@love at b9c, Winter dieached whale soil wmoderavly Fore! ls Rleacped cotton reed ot wes st $06 , aU) Dadiwacned ut In the lsde Fmeratd and 4nrmab for Pallow of) was quiet aud pensy at 10363. Vien. and sdriatic for Aeatan fa. Minmas. for from the trade wae “bariewton do J bere, for Ran #rancieg) dn. era chee the Biv Aenne wink, Gay Jone foored up sboat 8 0-0 dois , MelNsIng H ‘outane from Mont 120 $1425, ano prime at $10 a BLO 10) Bs f was without altracvon to prines ced about 200 bbe, we ating Im 2 Fark Lely htoo Ju 10 ro at Bork Chi Roston and RYork 8: De oto. a ay | Wasbirsion (s) Petrie for NSerk 17 rime a $5 60e $6; cooviry mene at To 48> ; row fr Co 2th Lady Sranbia Jorden. tor Western {G8 $1060. Cormese wire areuds, witn avien | ib for dnvBn, Roerald lala. C mm Pendies iO by ePouwe wat Go, wod oame | Frncder na tne oe ié 8 in fair CemMADe wth salve of 310 Butter ena obeese were unshanged, —There & report Of nome Coneldersole muvewsut dec w 43¢0 , Dut we COUlD LOL tTACe 1%, 01) for #attims re gonn: * or Ferry Perec, True tor Velapt, Hree, ton Mone nD , A NUrlears 1b; Oarlvale Stmpeoa, for do seers —Ciover Was quiet aoc oominal, absat 390 PaRa JInty 29- Ip port hrige A Ratton, Larkin from Yorke <1 ry mile tiem An ate Hels Unolby were roid at 8275 Liugeed wa cower | Pye care Mary Emi Tart tales at Boston embrased 8,560 pocseta nat 374 bags | weer a gana tt 2084 ID Bort brig Jobo Baier, Miner, for : 3% ond canary suid bere mb a moceraw way abd | Fr THemes Indy If—Are schrw Undy Autem, Bayman ©, four @ovine, month 8 (and 1d 224 or he-re urs) Wb alo -ogb, ain ae Avoera — The warket ready, ath wales of ay vir | Beira aie etd Oh te) Binns we tn tone cn ety ba Cuba ms ovads, rolurng rofuing | JOR brie Larukeh, | With the rasge of 65 & 645. O16 SNA for Ferew. tnandi st erk, m ONY BY —Ssies of 760 obla. were made al Bigeye Hamore ‘ve 8 % Fo andvie, ‘ Fie'vt Temarorn: Set brig * J hoon Sweeter Gusdalonpes seemen, | 1h TS Cent Pari den Tee soa —__ooooOo Per gnela steele Vnrke Ielande tr 1004 fox cobrtreck ®1am Prenen to em. 2a, bri ey Sonic otond far # Vary: ARs. herhe. tia te lod tor WVore fom Dorie Marne Pm Ole’ enbeeon Hembrern TAN a1 Qounno—VELeanarre, * cette, ef Heenan, Bh) % te ae Roedaamys Jobo Boweil ta the A Perr ean foam s-densean & MARIVIMK INTHAS ENE NEE SLM ANAO (OR SEW th 40 th FH Veet a Sb Repke firm yore from FAN bane Day ge fh, Mer ducten ry. Orocker Savannan with ac * Cromwen & Oo. 9 D ené_Sickmond, from “s 41 trom Yom sorol Sh FT Pronnnt, Pehate rs 0: Oh am, fom —: th, Yoba Anes fone Oo aif ca fom Viverpaot dea term teargon 1p Amctre, and Bnfor Mhrate. from nder Wire from Mareetiion for York, ho‘ore: near Polut <arcers, axe beso got olf” wid Ie Home Porta, sor ashre K Ruight Endinott, rrp D Ramton BY rb: Ceeid Bele, Conky dao tere picked op aman named tohn Donty who wae roo Fereobine of Norhan oton and had m he 81d rte Marv A Rartor Sng ¥ Proeksord, Senn Oohse~ ailectiia, Hee Rornen Réwarla Stoga Ink Smith Trapant: bar * ‘een. ‘bm M bed Heh he Cape to Abe@oom deny § Ship pndree Jeckeon Bfiimta”, Ska Fran taco, 88 daz were. 10 EN ete CO vemel (OSH Mower ak oD mies NEW from Cape A Koque, passed a eDto hoe tay 21 WHD Comb!e topeallyarte to the pomin; 17th )net Latte 2d, BM mpode acter & vorrica 8 deys from cersvuc. for ain Sbip Quickstep. Wate. Shielde, with mdve apd enal ty Ue m & Limon, Exe bad hgh’ westerly winds curing the wb Sdadd a Abs *ruosbull Pratt Havre, Tale 6. ereere to Keiph Pest + om loet Overboard Ship Joby Rertram (Pam), Knodeen. Bemburg, 40 days nh m #00 #4 presen ere to R ameinek Kove Hoey & sicker (of bearepert) micrnin stbirer t RP puck AO sole Blab WO bp Caliiove pound ¥. Oth }: son, Tom Qoebee for Briv'ol om, Shhe roord K 20 tpat tra Gwen 40 Ca-n trow «. 7 lor Kale von £8 ons southerly squal', caries awa. wha yard, apt ‘oe curses dc bark Frepce Flir, Ordif’ Joly 1, with ralirsad tran. vse. LEXAATPTA. Ang Rost with mee aod 16% one Suy #0, Robert Walla & raemsn, | Bove tts Pai Feimbtopie (Nye) es Orieera eiNon 44 Pinkhem Roerow Ralimore, blen bit Biliegs Cort Palumore: «len He: Crowell do: Shibth Tebhnte Tebbutt doz ah verb: ih’ Warum.” Eitashetagorts arin Biizehethport; “rekbam Tahhytt do Robes 7) & toe gla 's Int 4909, 2m ih, eam obits Follesetpbts none rebar Rarfoiy: -pentarinn save Rattineas N4U Jen 4358 enw s eblp steering # sh seteg oe Bargind imp iA 2a Mog perenne: Bet, Int 429y lov 45 maw bee This vee Pg RE art eonea ‘and Baw loud hound ® 6tp inet, Ini 44, lor 529 sae bare Whiter gs F wreth eer e te Onan, ‘Bay Find gicering B,Gb 1st 42 84 lov 6310 saw a bark (noposed Ly Ar), win lure of fore topmast mate toogalaptanet ard jth wou; Lath, Ist 43 44 Jon 60 1], spuke BY vessel tesuy, of wad rom Petes tor walaya Serk Ginita( th!) Periz Gonos, ST anya, with mare an vesepgere to Valerio & Fnasin, Joly 8, 1a 359 tp 1 euore bark slice Tarevn from Bawharg tr Legion. "ih ®, Int 78 29 Jon 62M» mae w large blanca ebip Om fra bn the water's eoge apparently Amer can,nonon lentes sane me. ew 2 enip vbIch wow Mnypoeed 1o Bare tewen ofl the & F Knight Grey, sartoly to load for tarhed ea: Laremis: altimarr, orl WIR er'd Benth Rt Thomar ache Gon veneie, allanar Poet nee Prive: R Nickerson ft P fut and Richmond: Marcy Tasinr NiPerpor slexand: "em tinering toxarde Germude—he only Iiviog thiog to of | Pyicwsighn Sarl a ene pag reer Me goa elere at banging to the fro rigvinw E Det—Arr the tol) bripe “hotoe eRe). Bal oe Mts isto), Sugialam, Paiermo 86 487° | septar et) Piebioe ove ford, Fennm 0. (lies & Go mW VIIY: ppp’ sb Onk bug Perk Brceleter (ol Ne yer Napeon: @ Wy send Pound. 14 dave with mm row bridse's tone, of New Haven Fig hewa, Barf id, Pera, 22 dave with mbber &o, to & L conirg. Hac beavy N# winde for the past 6 da. 6. Brie Joby Pleree (ct Newport, Bi), Haboock, Uardeona, Ang 7 with molesees to master Brig serber: Light (), Bedell, Matland, NS. 10 days, with Janter.to J 8 Whitue: oler, St John, & B, 9 days, with plaw Brig Me In © (BP), er.'0 4 Sievers & 0 sebr Bowrlteh (of Castine) Collins Port aa at’, ehh hides Ac, to Miller & Gougbtoa —11tn owt, Int 34 45, '¢ spoke arbr Few # it.) 6 da efrom «“mbrers tor eerendr be 'S Wom Up to Chincoteague to 956 deys, end ela» ine od wht BE wince, Eaver), Willard, Avtigas v1 rrachre Hohert Ganrge (Br) Saw- “old metal, to Thiieen: snna Shenard Dioktesqn; deed Joo Crnend Megethiin aod W obene Rober wun Bird, Ginbe. avd HT Mateatt hating Troncaioe fed Lien eevee Providence: 0? Rtrong, {0 steumenip Shoe Swann, 14" feld, § Pork: ham aio Japeinn Adelnide Bre 17 PM. sre hary aarog I Harvey, “a Vinia Hasvail Roston; # Onld wail, arson Priterd Nor, Re i Arr rfithe hay shin TW! Feon! ae roe Ab yghins Cortoritan Seeeizer, Sarnons| then in nate] of Maire bea pot wy up tonngra) verpoot (be bry MV ler Philads nh Mo ormicd and anew Foto J Bneae (Br), Frudden Soerau, aug 9, with co: giver store) EH Patta, ackr a6 Berens, Burton, ta febr avin ras Pitabeer toe en, 8 ri eth ley Saat aah a hbtaccndn Shr F arhemius rwp, sa, HARTFORD Ang ’9- Arr echr &@ 1 Aellows, Mark ¥llze tebr hary Avb Marshall Pebr Were, J nove, accison, vebr Peis Whheme, cock sree f Expinerd *:sip ara Sibrdebr Wrigkt Ya) Portand 2 dave bebr Robt kaith Wilerx Portland, 2 days. échr »meriesn Br} @, Chae, Bonton, 3 aya, scor:oroe is Berkey, Providence de Behe h @ Clark, Clark, Providence for & fiacetphia. cebr bering Hill 2 Itaay for New Veron ‘ache 4 sore hethport 8i¢ 90 mtesmer Toes, Pata NYork: ache A We acer do ’ + RaNS sue 1—Apeateameltp Wegno'te. Pow Trowpets pod Baten bigs Pores, teat me Thoreretd| fen (Fa) iieram, Viverneot Mav Queen Jordan. Boston Ber lew shipa Gehow Nason berce tor Liearponl. retircad in Ce fo: Gena Jackson, ard Os atta’ Penpine, kT bp Tracks, Weal, trem Pbiate tis ce Ruth Koudout for vuson, Fehr Sabir Potar. Konaent o: sewport, Sen? ann, Bras Port Awen for geno Stosrer Deinware Cope Philrdeiphia, Steamer Wamentts New Aesmer Palioan. «idricb Previdenoe, ‘Wind st sunrise NE; at sunset ABR. Welegrapn Marine GARDY BOOK, aug 21. samet—One bark and one brig tear the Mock an/ bark and ove brig near the bar, board v. Wind BE; weother cleer, E AIGHLANDA. aog 21. punset—One abip in the Kast oflug, ound in. Wid Bi flaet; Wwosthar crear” Mvceilanevus. le, at Philadecobia 30th inst from Loo ivem @, Mesanaee evenur. Howes, Boston; brig (id echr James Miller, Brinn, Parene ‘bucasport BOBFOLK, Ang 18—Arr eehre Init Rots ys Mivnebalia, Yourg Pipmouth Mase : Soctien, tm An Fampton Boada echra AH Mencbester. Wickareon Pvarte for Hostor ; Cereto, Crowell Ricparet te Ree rh ir ahent lO eel of verselsin Hampton Koade, wind beand, FWILADR' PRIA, Ang Me a—* " Raxer rstor. Bowtr Bellew aud Repeetare one wk vatee Jrectio-a Dunlevy and Gow Lavy Liver any Zener, °, denderry, “erortyy— sup & LAOS a a AS eon Ie eatin | Week pO Lett Lied as ATR ity " bb loo aun i ES oe ieee perl wie PORSL A Bi Aug 'F. 7 echye Trident Srow NVork, sre datonned oncera! ohaute to wacboard bow, Duinrze ts | WhieiGrice Sapo race ReRuabe (wen Manat) ‘he Oe) abip Dot seceartalzed. Snr 4b Troxrsox, fom Baogoow for Fatmoutn, reporte?, put foto Manritiue for revel poried. put oto Manrttios Ire. reports on the nf Yarmouth), Mitebell, mobile; ond Va. before Mr nt tne . experienced strong gales with very | (eran Fs} 4 eRTY cqualls frou: the 8, with be: tr Northere Sotp moss tp water tan naa” Go tbe Durr ne Pilncese |W Co tbe 29th of June, ing 800 ntrones of water an 2 J raw, Boston; “be leak bao grewuy in-reased Achilles, Sidney, WE bou,, bore up for Manritins for 7@; Gad a a arr Pair Frawe.in Bichmond, 7 ane Fi Lot Mew Bedford wreck rathats iniore ie omued by Wiliam ‘enn owleua. ald trove new Kedtord Angus, i867, acd wns reported off Uaaibau ciepd Web i, oo *p 180 wh le eurance on. ‘and outfits yo eee And 4 £00 at the eacifc offises in oi Fotomao. reported on errors es me sehore on Moselle Shonl, arrive! at AR Buse Avarisy, Robinson from Glasgow J. wicence, with Wo tora ire Jor Menere (arty Hager xh tomtom, wae abancored at ere Jury 2% fn let 49 60 ton 85. The Sytem 800 wil board Were paved. And wrrived at Wreenock Joes i the wlepeatrn, from Qneber Te brig Bere ae they lett ‘The tron {9 insured tu Greay Rome 4bT -oLivVE MENT OF TH rrewerv, cilive Bo 1K Fourth svenue frdaerc ibe buble at Tenge are