The New York Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1859, Page 10

a ate ps More About the Wise Letter—*ae¢her Epis THE ALLEGED MORTAERA CASE. the Expianatory from, noanelly, Court=Exami- TO THR EDITOR OF THE wRW YORE HBRALD. we Writ Dismissed by the Flatiy | Tue publicity grven to ths letter from Gov. Wise to me, mation of Archblspop Oe geatements= | of the 15th of July Ials, has been the cause of much ant- ; Contradicts firs. Haggerty’ te of | madversion with regeri to my name and character. Be Comming 5 of Mrs, Haggerty=The | Some of the political /urnals have been 90 unjust as to SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL, TEBM. Before Gon. Judge lograbam. Ff AvGust 22, 1869.—Aana J. Haggerty vs Rev. De. Oum- frings.—Tee court room was densely crowded from an arty bour this morpiog by an asso” bage of jay and ‘erical par ies anxious to heag the denouement in this ex- wraoromary case. Arcbbishop Hughos was present .t an early hour, apd was socommodated with a seat inside (he bear the bench. bir JB, Fogerty, defendant's counsel, then stated that the testimony wag now all in, and altbough they did not for a moment imagice there ‘anything to be proved wr disproved, oa the part of Dr, Cummings, in re ation wo the ‘matter, yet as the name of the Arondishop of New York, Or. Haghes, had been used by two witnesses — Mire Haggerty avd ber son—and that as both of them bad charged poswively thet ne and Dr Cummings had on one pecasion epiered the house 176 East Twenty second stroot op the same cay ## that upon which the boy was taken, apd that whey bed both left together, exhibiting feelio a ot joy apd pleasure at whet had been done; and further, tbat ov o sudaoquem Ocoasivn, after she bad called at Dr. Cummings” House, und belng informed that he was not Jn, that they proceesed to the house of the Archbishop, Mulberry street, aud there asked bim and Dr. Cum me Yor tbe boy, tbat they passed Out and entered « carriage Wuihout giving them auy answer to thelr inqui If Unis vtatoment bas peen made by witnesses uo y of oredt—one insane apd the oiber aleo bait Koxve snd balf foel—oe thoogDt \t but due to Arcabisnop Bugoes tbat av opportunicy sould be accorded to him to tay sometaing W the Court, sod through tbis Court to the commuluty at lorge, that he had no knowledge whatever of ths transaction | He coosicered, algo, that it was due fo Dr Cummings that every ooint of thia matter should be fully explained in order W snow the utter falsity of this atrosiourcharge mace agatast Or, Cummings, Mr Sbatere—Before tna; 18 doae I woaia wisd the steno. grapber to read Lis cows of Mrs, *s testimony on yout ig Fogerty then read Mre. Baggerty’s testimony from Mr. Jovepo Biuvdell’s (etenogrepaer) transcript, in which Bhe stated (Dat soe bad eeeu De Cumaings and arco Diehop Bogh«s in 175 Bass Twenty aecoad strees on toe Afternoon of the day the Doy Was lost, and thas they left g weir books and in great joy Mrs. Haggerty, do you remember the eung YOU use In Cwenty-necond street? Mrs Haggerty—Y-s, sir, I ting | could. Q Do you eee them in Court uow? a. Yes, sir (point- Img to Archhisbop Hughes), I think that old geptieman is ove. Q Who else? A Dr, Cummings there, that fat man; it wee ip the afvernoon woeo they came there, and they hhed their books with them Mr. Sbafer—Sbe ord not state that she saw Archbishop Bugnes ang Dr Cumminge. Sue said taas there were two uemen, and that al yas told they were Archpishop bes avd Dr. Cumming. Jaoge Logradan-~But spe now states that these are the HOD: eae bishop Hughes was then sworn, and testified as fol- Q_ Yeu are the Roman Catholic Prelate of this diocese? A Yes, wr. ‘Q Do you know Mrs. Haggerty, the Indy preseat here? . No, sir. Q You ave beard ber evidence as read from the steno- grecber's poves, ar to the alleged occurrence in C'weaty Second street, apd also as 10 the aileged occurrences tm fwenty second street when sbe and ber soa met you aad Dr. Cummicgs, and that you passed her, Be good enovgd. nbInvO; make a statement to the Court as bo the truth or falsity of ums statement? Arcpbisbop Hughes—I have only to say that all this is ‘as pew to me as it It Oud cccurred tw Coina aod reported im that country aud rent to shus. I never was ta any suco Pace as this lady bas swore J was not with Dr. Cum Mwgs I wus cot ip @ carraige with him. [ cever re Seived BDY meeeage on this Burject at my House or else Where; avd, in short, I koo* nowg wustever adous it, except what I may have read io the bewspapers. Judge Ingraham—Reve you ever beard avythiag of this boy ovlore? A Never, your boaor; I never neard tae uame connected with ibis matter uetil I saw itin the Papers Q May I ask if you have ever conversed with wiegs in velation io thie subject? a. I never Plewsore of eecing Dr. Cummiogs since this matcer oc ouzred; | never conversed witd apy one in relativn 40 it, pt with perzous #bere | Dave visited, wno migat Tead the papers abd asked womoting about it; | migat bave ew remark; | have uot bao avy conversation wit De Cummings sine this matier occurred Croms-examiped by Mr. Snsfer—Q Have you any ro Colieciion of a person applying to you aud requestisg an tnurview #ib respect 0 8 lost boy suosequeutly to the det or July? A. NO Sir; DO mieBeage Was ever delivered {© me of that Geecription. Q Do you reooilect a servant at any time telling you Wein wowan paced Mea Haggerty deaivea an iuserview with you? A. [ pave no reco!iection of it, Q bo you recollect at oxy ime 4 servant girl telling ou ‘be. spplicaion wea mate au the oor relative to jOet chiid, sod tout the woman was directed to go cise- weere? A No. sir. Mr £ B. Sh fer statea that be wished io make afew Observatious + ith séepec.to this matter. Waeo the lady 2pplied Lo hm to procure tbe writ and pressed ia the Waiter, be stated to ber Wat he wanted evideace of tne fees that Or. Cummings bad porsessiou of tne chit, ant be reiusea tw commence processes anul ene would fetery iw, apd on the day tne writ was ovainel a sate Met was Wade by her and ber KUO Lost ete Cid was to Cummings, 09 a private examion Hoo in bix office §=He then gave the writto Mrs az persy, aud er that 4 guilavle persou ebouid serve it. Be was wise informea by tr, W. HW Srowae and aér. Baker, wno rerved she writ, rbat Dr Oumonogs nat tne boy in bis chavge, At the re'urn Ww day of te writ he ‘Wes Satisfied that Rome mistake hed occurred, uod mare Particularly when be Deard the evilence of the Doctor Bcd Comestics tp hie house Ale then offered to the re Spooden: to nave poysciaos texamiue Mrs Haggerty, Boo if they would report toatebe wes med, he wonid drop the proceeoiegs. He was ied to ao tae from tha fact of Dr Cumainge’ powition, ued from the fact of « tard from Cravncey Suailor, wich he considered re feetea upon nim. Toe Jonge vig got see that euch matiers bad any oar tog in the cave Air, Souter thea proceeded, and stated tast ne bad of fered to eiwp the evicerce, but wat br Bired io proceed tu it He would ow move & Permited wo wilbdraw toe writ, as Were was oot Bul. fisient evicence to warract Lbem In proseeding furtier. wr J.B. erty Selo be woud most resvectfally op. PO LE BPriication of she cONGAEI OU toe OtHeEr site, LE Dr. umm ngs was evuitid to a decisiun from the Uourt. Mr. Soster should bave been satiated of toe sanity of fs cilet before be made eucn a charge agatoat a gentiemes in Dr. Cumautg’s position, I¢ woutd not ao to send De Cumm'ngk away with e verdict of aot proven, aud tne Court sbouia give some expression as tw ite view of tae case. Mr Fogersy at great ievgih opposed ihe spyi ca tioa, The testimocy was now before the Court, aud he cauied for # decision dire. Beggerty bere advanced to the counsel's table and Bpoke #5 ful wa:—Sir, | wind tO speak one word. I an Wo.ber of tbat boy, aval wien 10 relate tbe matter lo your dover Judge Jograhame You have been examined already. ‘You reve these letters, did you nos Mre. daggorty—No, sir; [dit nut degrade myself, as he has cone (pointing to Wr. Fogerty.) Do you imuk, ws there genticwen do, that Ian erazy? Look at me, Juoge Ingrabam—Dia you not leave taese wuers in the drug sore? Mro Haggerty—No, sir; I know nothing about those Jetrers. Q Did you not know the ¢rugaiet? A No, fir; {oon't know any euch man; and that man (Mr. Fogerty) bas degraded the Lord's Hoy #riv—ine Hy Bivie aba piwseli; be bar degraded tue high bead-d honorable of Nberty—the double beaded aexie, ine great Mother of our Union; here toss fellow brought witnesser mad tty were aruckards aad pre 6, Rau tney tladed Up everything against me; seen ms in & house of iil fame, aoa xo one ¢ in one, and if they gay Ro toey Inux! Be rery s your douse, Juage Lam a crazy @ roveok muy oraz aeKe very decently? bh of ‘the Usion. even the Siate, even the Church, wih white cravate Upon their Decks; be has degraded even toe Auiy Weit Mr. Sosfer—tI wien to suy, your Honor, waun tais ayoll- cation war made it wea mace to good fale; and when woman cailed upon me ece told me av tunocent and o sory, that she bad jost her boy, bud swat ue was Intoren 6 thes Dr. Cummiogs bad bin.’ 400 did wot go oa ta tne rawdiog way. LnizO wish Lo etate tual {bas iat mw Mut msecret society, or tue American Protentant A sociation, bad food me largely for the purpove of annoy iog Di. Cummings. 1 bave stuied to him, and [now sta padliciy, that] have never received 1 ceat from any ger on, only trom Mrs Haggerty herself, and thet w small sum, « four or five dollars, for necossaty expense Dir. Bogerty stated that be had not recerved any tee, noe wou'd hy sccept of any for his services. After ome discoseon the Judge made the following order:eThe evidence not having been sulllcieat w war vant apy furtoer proceeding oa (his writ, the same is dia in sed and the proceedings aischurged. Tne Jusge added that it sppourea vo him that the boy wont away volooteriiy, from his own acte,aud oot ine acwof anybody,e ne, abd that there was 00 evidence to Warrbut ® Charge against any one, So ended the Now York idortora case. Brooklyn City News. Wrowsane Anaeet oF Sararks.—On Sunday afternoon, between the hours of one and five o'clock, coxwain James Eamilcy, with (ne doa"’s crew of she Narbor police ocat No &, acresied ton persone (or unnecessarily exposing them selvoe to prblic euze while batting neer the atlantic Wook, Brockiy:, contrary to Inw and special police rogit avons are maues ere Daniel O’Nesl, Watkins Jones, = a as Ge = B, raacis Farrel J. M Kiog, Jas. hui, Ja Yoo, ¥ex Usenidy aod Jaines Gallagher, They were takeu before » Police Justice and flued $10 THE LIQUOR DEALERS’ socrery. 40 Wik KOITOR OF THe RERALD, Your reporter mst neve deen misinformed * Kinga County Liquor Dealers’ Association aad the any caudidate for office, aud do aot tavead 40, at locas ha Kore ihe polivcei garties pave ware tole Domination, Dae seing referred wo Was a email moe\ing of in ivvid ai members, 404 their ouly orject rimpiy to co-operau ee individuals teh the political partise favre was uo mroey mubscribed, nf WHF SuCa a suet broactud. The por Bon communica: 8K such information ty y> orter aa. doudtediy design. % 10 furcuer come yo 7 tse, BOWARD, Preside Perse Cizurmsoy, s. oetary. im regard to cbarge that J openr.. » correspondence with Gov. Wise for the purpose Of afterwards betraying his confidence. I care hue Wbout the other imputations that have beep cast upon me tn conrection with this subject, but I con- “feaa I foe) deeply wounded by a construction of my course which, for the first time in my life, imputes to me treachery $0 those who have confided in me, Gov. Wise bas imputed no such suspicion so injurious to me. Jeter to bim was prompied dy feelings of the warmca: admiration for him and tude for bis political services ‘n wrreating Yhe career of proscriptive Kuow Nothingism et tbe South. No candid mao can read it aod believe owberwise, His reply to me suggested @ course ‘Yhat required the co-operation of ‘Bad wee writes ‘to disabune cer democrats as to his personal relations © political leagers in this State, and this made it neces sary to impart ite contents to others. How could I poss bly bave jorwarded Governor Wise’s views if I bad re- fused to let any one know them? Their success requireo the co operation of democrats in the several Cougressiona: vitricts, It ts tue I leit the jetter io the bauds of Mr Cespidy, of the Aibany Atlas and Argus, whose pablic bd personal character afforded a sufficient reasoa tor my jog 0. How, by what circuitous channel, aud waetaer by accident of design, it was put within reach of tue puo are’ questions that belong to Govervor Wise aa: rather than the puolic; and whea the proper tim: Satsfactoriily to us, if nou the question, however, and that of my own cha 0 far a8 involved ip It, to the vindication whict sure 10 bring about; meanwhile, [only request 01 sbe Pretm that it give the same padliciy to my dvience 1 bas given to the accusations 80 recklessly buried at me. Tn conclusion, let me say that Governor Wis» has friends ‘b thie State who are not to be turned from him by the abuse or clamor of bis epdemies, still less by aay mis chievous miare presentation of bis e ee ONNELLY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE RICHMOND WaIG. New Youk, Augast 16, 1859. ‘Who billed Oock sobin ? ’ © arrow, Wich my bow and arrow, ‘[kiliea Voom Bobia. ‘ ‘What was the sparrow’s name? Don’t know. ‘Who killed Game Cock Wise? 1, saa Joan J. Mather, Knowing that you were in ion of all the facts, ‘and of ibe real names of the Aivany political marderers of Governor Wise, | Bave said nothing, supposing that you refrained from aby Xposure in regard 10 the feeiogs of Governor Wine, woo will D@ more mortified shao when be finos that his corres; man Of stra an alias,” “a political idemiity.” There is bo such person as “B, Donelly,” unless he Wwevels under other better E game. At aby rate he must be very intimate with one or two lead wg Regency men. it w a very singular oceincidence that on the Sth of July, 1869, woen Mr. B, @ letter from Saratoga, that Jobn ave Deen also at True, Dean Richmond and Peter Cagger were there about ins same time. je, bowever, that “B. Donelly”” (who wuhed Mr. Wise w adores bis reply to “No, 3 Wiiliam street”) is ‘not foua> On the books of any hotel. Strange, too, tuat the letier shouid pot have been addrersed to No 3 North or South Willem strect, as the case mignt be. It singular circumstance that John C. Mather exhibived the origina! Dopuelly letier at Albany on the 4th. [t is & fack thet Jobn O, Masher sent a copy to D. 3. Dickinson at Bungbamton. 11s » fact that Mr. Mather received a letter from Mr. Dickinson in reply, castigating Wood and Wise, and tna Mr. Mother exbibited tous jester to at least twenty lead. ing barcs, aud finally gave it to the Leader of this city to pubiien. i Finding that the so called Donnelty letter was making a great row, he induced the old gentleman (Dickinson) to write 10 tbe editor of the Leader begging avi paodlish the letter. Here is woat the ext 1e8Ue:— SxrLaN aToRY —Understending that acertain letter which, peper we sonouoced vur intentin of pubiis! ing, wae writen wholly 88a private one, and bot intended Dy tbe venerable nutbor for publicity, it our duty 1 omit ve opened up a srme- to wit: The extent and correspondence sent lorth without any reserve of privacy ea doreeo on tis face. bon J... Mather, cf aloany, will do weil to give ibis matter bis atjention. if tba. is Gos clear aod distinct, whet can bo? Roud more trom the * lesder ”’ of the Dougias organ:— ubjoined we pubiteh extracts trom aa article in the Albans Atlas and Argus of seeterdsy, in which the reepousinie editor ©} that bie ari tate very eflectue'ly disposes of Sil the attempts recertly mace in certatn interested quarters, to reflect op Bim for the pubiteation of the Donoeily letter sritten by Gov. Wee, We join Mr. Cassidy i demandiny, that this investigation may be pushed to tis just end. ano ‘vo doubt that wren thie ¢ done the respons)! catou— such 48 1 i8—wiil fall up0D & bead got yet aaepected The Leader ie wrovg. ‘the Dead DOL yer suspected ous been Known to the editor or the Why a werk [i is Joba ©, Mather. The Duily Newe this morning, speaking in be bait of Wood, says:— Ee did cot know ibat © couspiracy was st work to obtain & levier from Governor Wite triended w crush him. He did not BOW thet Lonuelly (be mever saw oF beard of suvh » man WLU this expose), wrote Wise, of tbat Wise wrote Loauel y, or bet Cawicy betrayed Doonelis, or ibst such moc-meat was +n the tap # actll the Wise leter appeared at 1) aay Of course Sataer, Cassidy OF Caxger were or such [00's ae 10 let Ms. Wood Into tbe secret of tae bogus Baru Donpelly jeter, wot op at Saratoga’ tw Kul Mr Wise oursebe did not know Dounelly, for there is a) 80 Bun, DO cuch address, and noDody knows big except Vas lay, Oaguer und Macher The Herald das deep awfalty bamboozled. lee tee Atlas and Argus? Tost paper Dae oot Loe © say “Donnelly teuer ”? TtkoowH oetter Lava fo dom». When sii the facts wre made pubic the “Dosvelly houx Will Cast eto tae bade Loe “moa hoax,” vad M will be more famous as 1.8 wuthor than ever Woe Richa! Adams Locke. You will perceive that the New Yorkers are dolag ju tice 40 tbe Richwond military geniemeo. £ eoapts, they are baving a glorious time of | fied fa!l detaiia of ai! they do acd way iv our dailing I base Only apace in my loiter to give 4 eligiat and passiog alloeion to what they are doing There will be bot one ret of di Charleston. Toose thirty-dve State Convention. pe prevalent wll, or the Aibany Regency, Da you Bo Ne delegaice is all hokeepokee, eno + competed of ove hundred wod twenty e gh: maa, ono irom eacb Assemoly district When tbe oclegans ¢ Durleston wre about to be appointed, the dei-gates fron ibe Assembly districts, forming the Firat Cougressions listrict are calied upon to vame the delegate, Tory do +O, Thet colegate ie as once choren Ay the Convention, ud 80 oD, butieach of the thirty three histricis are culled, aad pame their aeleg. for for Bacbaoan, " mventon kaows the fa cliou of the State Cony Gistrict pomigates, ana co q Tbe only thing the Regency can do is to yer nomtuawd some of their bess me 1! Sergeao at Coaresion. You see how atterly impoesidie!, 13 10 lor Ze a Stave ae tois to begin to control 1oee ‘bree delegates, Two are appointed at large. Thoss two {bo state Donvention aa contro!, The majority of tae Selegates, very probatdy, doa’t know who tavy will vo a for when they get to Charleston But, for the Regency +o ket these votes to go for their man, Waooeve’ he may bs, ea difficult matter. Good reasons way # delegate boud vow for Bunter or for Dougisa It the Regency lead aunt give & geod end eatisfactory reweuu tue deicg Iii vote wB be pleases You will perceive that Mr. Wise bas only to gat the telegatee tn his favor, wad he is good yet, CA TSKILE ate New York Potice avd Crimtnal. siatiatics, THE DAPUTY SUPEKINTANDENT'S QUARTERLY R&POKE. Orrick Depcry SCPRKINTENDES New York, August 1, i Amos Puispcry, Faq , General Superiacend-o Sik—Io comp lance with the roles aod rega Meroponian Police Department, [ respect report of the condition and doings of tne f for the quarter ending July 81, 1 ate of bweoty mix captains, voe haudr Lis, forty 1o9F rowudames, ove thoussod sua thirty-three patroimen, seveuty-iprve ,4nd Oity Ove doormen Total, ous house Jand thirty fve men, whose Uietripution os shown ip detail by tables Nos. 1 apd 2, gerets appaas: A octaties statement of the tine lost in ench precast oy tickness 18 presenied in tue accompaayiog table No. #biob abows that during the quarter tners waa aa avs rage of two days lowt oy exsh member of tae Inrce The who.e camber of arreste duriog the quarter wu niueleen thoursed two hundred and aixiy-two, of @bich two thousand six hundred ana sixty tour wore for olfeaces against property, and eixven thousand five hundred ani ninety-eigbt’ for oifeaces aga at oun or the public pouce, Of the arresie for otf sgainet property, 1.667 were for larceaies or attempta ut larceny, 16% for robberies or attempts at rob ewicating, 117 for paesing conoterfeit mon 369 ter violations of Corporation ordinances: ing stolen goods, and 2U7 for otner cif arrests for offeoce® against persons of th lic pewen, 14,019 were for offences generally traceable, direct'y oF indirectly, %0 the use of spirituous tiquore. For detatied slaemente of the offeuces Bee the uccomproying tables SL. Ths retative proportion of males ani emales arreeicd for offences against property or agains: Crsong and the pab'ie peace are abont the aame, as may Jao be seen stated in detail by tables Nos. 20 and Bl. This statement of the anmoers arree ed dca aot jaclude 4 compluints mude to the Corporation atworney of vio! tose of Corporarion ordinances, Lor S01 comptn'nte mal to the District AUorney of petrons pu vilay exposing ap. ritvens liquors for sale on Sunday, nur 74 som, made vo the Mayor and Pilot Comune {the harbor laws. Of those arrested tz 907 ware mates end 6,265 fernates; 9,630 were married and O73? siuee persons; U1,348 could read and write and 7,874 wore no able todo #0 From these facts muy be deduced that the marringe xeletion tends toa siight degeos to diminish crime, but tout the meze abulity vo read wud write has no perceptible effect, From the accompanying detailed tubniar statements, Nos. 33, 84 sad 06, showing the ages and netivtiy of rreste:|, it will be seen that a very large pro. porti®h of offenders were young persons, and over four fifths of them wiatives of European coua'rics—facts that abow the pomts to which the labors of the polic of moral reformers and of all good citizens, should bo directed. Fuller and more exteuded statistics wouli probably show that the recruits to the raoke of crimina come mainy from youte without parental, or at teas: proper parental control, and from tue ciassos whose la bor is sora remunerated. The table No, 86, showing !n detail the occupations of those arrested, tends to dem nstrate that poverty, by De Improper aesociations, rather taaa directly, ts sUmulative of crime. LOSSES AND RRCOVA'RIES. The reporied aggregate loss by olfonaes against pro- fave NEW YORK HERALD, | ESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1859. anteed, 2430 25; Panama, 115} # 3; Mlinois Cen tial, 6543; Galena and Chicago, 664 a i; Clev:- land and Toledo, 22% a 3; Chicago and Rock Inland, 64j a}. The following was the bugfness of the Sub-Trea- sury to-day:— ai ql ‘nformation bas beep obtamed of the residencem, ‘aarns. ossociates and Dauste of crimtoals, and when thy goosra and local desective ts are organizi, as { have repeatedly urged, for more eflistent service, we wi the Rogues’ Gallery sttil more useful than it is at preseat Tt can be made as fatal to success in picking pockets, abop ifupg end certain otber kinds ef crime, as the Holice Celegraph is te a2.fe and saccessful dealing in counterfeit INCIDENTAL SERVICES OF THE POLICE. During the iast quarter the police have done m vast amount of incidental service advantageous of which ome idea may be had from the fact that they secured 192 stores and 69 dwellings found open, they ex inguisbed 49 fves, saved 33 persons from drewoing, re stored 2,168 lost children to their parents or frieads, sept 11) abavdoved or lost children to the Almahougs, assinted nome or to hospitals 378 sick or injured persoos, gav sbelter to 12,558 ‘odgers, restored 325 horses nad cuttla, snd 83 horses apd vehicles to their owners, and gave sack to lodgers and prisoners the sum of $26,628 64 taken von bem for sefe Joong For detatied mtatementa of the regulor transactions of the different precinc's [ re’er you 0 the appended tables, numbered from 4 w 32 inciusive. ‘1H DETECTIVE FORCE, Again I would recommend that organization of the Oerecuve Deoartment, which, as Deputy saperiawnd- ent, I suggested long since on several occasions, ani plan for which ( presepted fo my report as’ Act. ‘ng Superintendent of Police, This would secure o more thorough organization of the Detective Dopart ‘Ment, BO a8 10 assign sections of the general detectives to specific branches of duty for which they seom best Aited, apd thus, by concentrating the attention of each ou a sia: gle rubject, and single ciaaa of offenders, give them the ‘Dighest possible degree of skilt, while the local detectives, selected for toeir capacity and skill, would become tho- rougbly acqnainted with the rogues and haunts of vice ia sbeir reapective ‘incts, aod by communicating the in formaiion to each other and to the department, render crimipa pecans fee more hazardovs than at preseat. This woulo be the very spirit of our present eystem, which depends on a thorough supervision of rogues, rather tnan complicity with them by the employment of stool pigeons, Expressing my thanks to the officers and members of the department under my command for their govera! g00d conduct and obedience to orders, I ho; diectpline, deportment and efficiency of the force brought to @ much bigher standard than Yet deen attained. Respectfully submitted, DANIEL CARPENTER, Deputy Superintendent. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Angust 22—6 P. M. The bank statement of this day compares as fol- Jows with that of last week: — Werkending Loans, Specte. Circulation. Deposits. August 12... .$117 808,098 20,787,872 8 419,606 71 490,612 August 19... 117,690;199 21,403,448 8,317,689 73,209,910 Increase... $182,100 605,676 — 1,719,293 Decrease: sh — 101,937 - : 5 This statement is about what was expected. We presume that, in view of the increase of specie, it would have required superhuman strength of pur- pose in the banks to have reduced the loans. The public will be grateful that the increase is no greater. The banks will receive this week nearly two millions from California, and no less than $775,000 trom New Orleans ; so that the next spe- cie average is likely to show a large increase. Un- less a sudden improvement should take place in ex- change, the South is likely to supply nearly as mach specie as will be required for shipment for some weeks to come. Whether under these circumstances there is sagacity enough among the great banks to keep the loan column down, remains to be seen, There are many who, remembering the experience of 1857, and perhaps too skeptical of the common sense of our bank managers, expect a new expan- sion, to be followed, as a matter of course, by a sharp, severe and perilous contraction in October. it is said that, in conversation, several leading bank presidents have avowed their belief that the banks will have $125,000,000 of loans on Ist October. If this be so, it will be safe to expect the banks to hold less that $10,000,000 in specie on Ist No- vember. Bank managers must remember thit in the months of October and November a large number of perfectly sound mercantile houses in this city will require accommodation from the banks, and that, if they cannot get it, at one price or other, many of them will oreak. And bank managers mus wlso remember that these same mercantile houses und their friends have the power to break the banks, s they proved in 1857. If, therefore, by a foolish end comparatively unprofitable expansion in August ud September, when money is barely worth seven percent, they incapacitate themselves from per forming their proper duty of aiding solvent me: chauts in October and November, they will know what they must expect. ° Money is very easy to-day. We hear of call loans below 6 per cent, and the bulk of the business in paper is at 7. Names which a week ago were bardly current at 8, now go readily at 7. Ex- change continues flat. The correspondents of the Kothschilas hold at 110j for 69 days sterling bills, and 5.14} for franes; but these rates are consid- erably above the market. We hear of no sp xoing to Europe by the Boston steamer of Wed uesday. The excitement in the stock market continues and prices are again higher, with a fair business doing. The brokers still complain, however, of a want of orders from outside. Michigan guaranteed is being freely taken, it is said, by a party of capi- talists at Boston; various conjectures are afloat with regard to the cause of the movement, We can trace none of these to any reliable source ; those who are familiar with the bistory of the stock seem to be expecting some d velopement which may justify the recent advanc the stock opened to-day at 26, and was fully sup- plied at that price by a prominent holder; it after- wards rose to 4 reacted in the afternoon, and closed at 24] bid. It is understood that a jobber who bas for some months been operating largely und snecesefally for the fall in this stock was to-day nvable to fulfil his contracts. It is to be hoped that the bears, who have taken so much money out of the pockets of their opponents, will not,oa the tirst turn of fortune’s wheel against them, end the game by defaulting on their contracts. Rock Island was better to-day. The stock sold freely at 64}, and closed at 64} bid. The company’s agents here have been telegraphed that the business of the road already requires a new freight train to be put on. Galena was also higher, and is freely bought by its friends. Toledo advanced to 23, closing at that bid. New York Central rose to 73}, and closed at 73 bid. The Convention at Niagara agreed to raise freights on the third and fonrth classes tea cents per hundred, or $2 per ton; the arrangement will not, however, be carried into effect until some Western connecting lines have met and ratified it. A meeting has been called for Thursday next at Cleveland. The presidents of the three trunk lines represented at Niagara parted on excellent terms with each other; it is the belief of those who should know that there is no danger of any renewal of competition, this year at all events. ‘Pacific Mail was more active to-day at ® moderate advance. The company’s relations with the Commodore are in elatu quo. We have veseon to believe that there is no truth in the story about the reopening of the Nicaragua route. Quake a number of individuals say they are going to open it; bat people had better not be in any tarry to buy through tickets via that route. It is extremely doubtful whether the Nicaragua route will ever again be permanently opened for brisi- nese until United States troops are quartered in Nicaragua, or until that covutry is Americanized. ‘there is no movement in State stocks; railway bonds are more active. In the afternoon the mar- ket was quieter, and stocks closed inanimate at the following quotations :—Missouri 5's, 82}.a¢; Can- ton, 18 a4; Cumberland Qual, 134; New York Cen tral, 73 a 4; Erie, 5} 2 6; Hudson River, 329 a 4; Harlem, 9} a 10; Reading, 44 a #; Michigan Cea, wal, 43} a 44; Michigan Southern, 7} a 8; do. guar- The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to- day were $20,677,583 84, and the balances $1,994, 808 68. The failure of Hewson & Holmes, prominent bro- kers of Cincinnati, is announced. The trustees of the fourth mortgage bondholders ofthe New York and Erie Railroad on Saturday obtained a decree in the Supreme Court of Penn sylvania placing that portion of the Erie road lying in Pennsylvania under the control of the receiver recently appointed by the New York courts, Monpat, Augam 22, 1860 $2000 US 6, 1874.. 1013 700 shaReadingRRvd0 4436 1600 Oni06's, 1860, 100° 100 do...,,.B8B 445 6000 Tenn6’s,’00830 6000 E RR bthmbas 6100 10. n005 8000 HudR KR2dmg 1000 HarRR3dmbe, 1000 d0...44- 1C00OMORR8pclinafs 18000 Mi So 2d mbas 3000 an So ef bds. + 828% 100 she Reading RR.. 44% 1000 790.. 8735 400 00.. pret 4000 Obio 6’, 1860. 100° 250 Chic&RockisIRR, 6435 2000 Lovisiana 6'8.. 8634 100 +. 64% 80 do... 880 60 MionSo&NIaRR.. 300 MSOKN fa gua stk 60 do. ...880 New York City Banks, 1859. Bauks. Loans Specie. Cuc'n. N-t Dep Am. Exchange. .$6,962,659 1,057,180 210,389 3,818 697 6,221,572 1,509,080 140,081 3,847,149 516,286 "48686 83.039 214,116 1,056,430 162,466 «= 95,864 621 00 ", 1,784,165 239,927 183,460 1,208,631 2,321,226 366.911 261,787 1,642.33) ‘372,481 84,830 102,406 319,605 2,138,764 368,771 443 246, 988,118 7184, 294,948 2,143,446 ',-12,252'841 1,716,765 1,976 6,382,175 677,671 77,208 126,167 418,960 729,209 = 90,359 149,169 612,062 1,568,034 276,951 x 160,847 8/194,882 504888 107'666 2,014,362 Commonwealth. 1,087,517 178,780 199,039 796 286 Dry Dock. « $08,580 44,178 148,832 275 966 East River. 310,094 1684 87,928 206,643 19,263 1,380,073 66,831 46, 851,827 182,301 141,168 591,228 143,061 100,138 40 245/684 — 202)+68 1,374,779 137 847-123-297 682,487 815,796 £35,185 1,277,802 904,028 819.405 2 864,882 66,758 896,615 241,184 178840 459,448 233/582 24,644 x 133/209 126,'63 648,065 mech. Bk Ags’n 80,444 © 95.804 259,948 N.Y. Exchange 32.029 98,177 N. Y. Covaty... 68,387 91,126 North River 73,744 74,805 New York, 851,963 419, 2 240,031 130,416 218607 80 915 B16.D12 214,269 126,879 895 35 278,821 107836 1,033,085 00,058 99.579 442,064 837,600 179.799 3,020,596 191,401 x + 646.029 110,228 8,069,840 641,380 . 3,505,270 1,006 904 ia... 1,029,137 108 Snoe & Leather. 2,600'624 496.201 venta Ward.. 1'246 811 214,606 + 8,416,778 812/040 3,437,902 210.076 = 844,418 727,986 2,654,971 405,686 185/831 1,730,103 +++ «$117, 990,199 21,408,448 8,817,669 73,209,010 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, August 22—6 P. M. Asiis.—The market was quiet, at 6340. for pots and 550. for pearis, Breapsrovrs —Flour—The demand for State snd West. ern brapas continued good and prises firmer, with sales of ntovt 11,000 & 12,000 bbis., closing within the foliow: ing racge of price Tnepec ed to choice superfine State, $42 a 445 Exira State..... +. 450 w 4% Superfine Western ,. +430 a 445 Jaw to choice Western extra, +600 a 6 bv Extra Genesee,, oe ~ 56 @ 67! Mixed to straight Southern 1500 w 5 8 raight to good extra do... 640 a 676 Uboies extra family and bakers’ brand. 675 a 7 50 Bye four. 350 e 4a Corp meal -390 a 420 —Sou'bern flour was in good demand, incinding purchases for export, The sales embraced about 2000 bbis., 1,100 of which were for export. The market cloxéd within tho Tavge Of tbe above quotations, Rye flour was in fair de Maud, with sales of about 125 bbis. at the above figures. Cornmeal was not pienty, walle the demand was fair aod moderate sale le at the above figures. Wheat was firmer for good to prime new qualities, while common and Old wore irregular; the sxiee embraced 11,0€0 a 12 000 bashela, inciudimg new white Kentucky at $i 40a $1 50, bew white Indinua at $145, new North Carolina, cew white 9 Southers at$1 26. aod mixed Kentuck BO ep ing wt 706, and new red Southern Li!) Los usp t Corn wae iv good demand, aid gcarce timer, | Thesales embraced abont 5,000 bushels. inciual mixed Wesiern at 780, 4 80c, Wertern yellow at 82 round avd Southern yeliow wt 84o. a 865. Rye was firmiy heid, with sales of 1,600 bushele ut 78¢ aS0c Barey Was quiet. Osta were io good request and firmer, with ules of State and Western and Canadian at 880. a 400. Corres —fhe market war stendy, but quiet. 700 bage St, Domicvo were sold at 10%. and 100 do. Batiaat 10 146. A rpoculative movement has taken piace in@eva, aud 1 ‘Was reported that 33,000 mata bad chaoged hands, take. most'y by German houses. Cortox.—The market steady, but without anima. embraced about 600 bis, ciozing at about the following quotations: — Horii, Moble. 1.0. & Pexas . 0% 934 956 UK Wi 2 Wk Middliug fair, -12 2% 13% 135 Wiese IB 18 1° 1“ Fréichrs. Engagements were quite limited for Liver Pool, while rates were withont change of moment. Cot- ton was at 732d 9 34d. Flour was iast engaged at Is 1s. 6d. There was very little heavy freight offer- jog. To London 100 boxes of tobacco were cn- gaged at 28 The last heavy goods were taken at wee. To Hamburg the steamship Hammonia goged 600 bags coffee at 1{c., and 80 tons meusuroment Rocce at 408, Yo Antwerp 3,500 bags colfee were taken by the brig Belgique on private terms, To Havre ratos ro Bteudy wt ocbangea quotations. LIME Was steacy, with sales reported of 800.0 1,000 bbis , lee univg common at 666. and lump at $1 16 for itock: ane MoLasset.—A cargo of Cuba, comprising 314 bhda for distil ny wus sold on private terms, Naval STOxRS were quiet, sai quotations for most desorprion® were hom mul Prowistons —-Pork—Tbe market was firmer and the ud xOOO, The sales ewbFaced about 1,600 bole , In cluding Lew meee, wt $14873¢ a$14 60; thin meee ut $15 1246 9 $12 20, aha prime at B19 a $10 12% Boel war heavy, wile prices were firm, with rales of about 12> bois , including counuy prime ut $560 a $6, country mock a $7 a $8, repacked meen at $8 n $10 50, und orua 60. ut $10 8746 a $12 60. Cut meats were tn [air requoes 404 were firm, with males of 126 Dhue , taciuding #hoaidera st 62¢0., wid Lome at 840, Lard was stesay, oun 5 bbls at 10366. w Le, Butter and cherse ware Flendy , ond in fair Gemuod at Saturaay’s quoiauons, Tuck —Toere has beon some movemens tp hie article witbin tWO OF tbree days. Un Saturaay the sains footed up about 1,300 canes, and to day about 420 do., all withia the range of B40 ude S0Gans.— The Aslew embraced abrt 2,060 bb IA , includ ed i Shicd were O0 bhos, Porto Mico, at U5 remainder couristed of Cuba refining ao grodury grad witli che range of Bigs, 9 6c. with 400 boxes un p. t., ana 150 do, at 62/0, WARTIME INTRLEIGE NGS CLEARED Steamahep Thome Swann, LaySeld; Baitimore—H 8 Orons- a Chip Reek ight, Had'ay New Orleane—N Hf Arigham, Hip Oyap tre ners a ete (eontevid), Pirondelta, vadz and Palermo—Dra, oncte. ) am, By¢ney, 03 -Waled, Qarver & daa Bara Cota C24), bby), Halifnx-Hamillvva iron . beck O P Truth, doull Gaiveyon— nore oan & Pr acbart D I. loow HreGauspbent’S-veou, Wuminglya™ Merrill & Abbott roach, Fearon, Lavece—McOready, Mott & Oo, oh io Tinto, avsincrtoola Kagle & ‘Baaurd, r , SAvapDaAb~ sco aeyrrettny igre Eo ee ee ea weahington. 4 Bloesom & Bon. rT Commeres, Denie: lortolk—M Sedelt Behr dos Lawrence. allen, Butio— mayen & Sprague. Bieamer F Cadwallader, Pearsou, Balumore. aanIVED ot Ang Cmte eam SLID tic. Murray, Cbarieston. wid mi ao: psceugers wo Spodurd, Tiesws & Go sunday st 4PM IK (alized steamabips Quaker City hence for arvana, 6 PM, Jae sduer Bence for Carenton, 0% Pat, star of the West, heu.© ‘i eatoanin zhemne Sees. darted, Belumore and Nor- ae. Lente Eiekimakip Cbieey Crowell, Portland, with mdse and idence), Resd, Liverpoo}, July, wilbcoalse@'mege $0 masters wo'dete It BU tom 250 pamed abip Lizzie Oakiord, eeering &; lat 44 20 lon 8) 5, spoke fiebing ecbr Helen, of merbienesd, witb 0) tab, iat 4822, on D4 DS, poke abip Armorisi, of Hato, 15 da. strom Bavanahad been ip colo with ap uoknowd ecb night of u 1d boat jd D! whip Beleue {un seuncken, Bremen July 12, with vdeo ord #4 paneengers 10 B Pavenatedt. 20 lark, int 60 13, Yoo S82 An American abip ebow log Soe 8h7 26 dlatg pendwat, tere bib sat 49 Us. lon 48 45 saw several loeheras; i1to lai «7 Br abip Arthur, 6; Qutb, ‘paewed the br, waterlogged. ‘0 (be *m Le slooarders). Bark Theodor Vow (wech) wos ee i.eghorn, 110 d4ye, aud 60 trom Gibraltar with marbie £9 to orce: Hark Flonde (ot Pausdelphie), Munday, Cleafuegos, Aug 1, sugar. to maser Ey 4 . Shack ‘ord, Troon 42 days, wi pis ion, ts PL Nevins Soon Mh fost. 0 wiles 838 of the wreck of » veel 0° about 200 t but bowsprit standing waterlogged and ubandoned icharde:) ig Ubariote (or), Golésmid. Lisbon, 42 days, with mdss, to Bivsy. Gace Sai a 2, tat 8801, lon 41 Us, olgual rr ri, “frig Geo albert, bloe Port au Priuce, Avg 7, with iogwood, © belateld & Wilson, Tiley. Bast Harbor Th. Aug inat, Int 53 17, Jou 73 15. spoke 9, wih suas tof W Delano w brie Mary Morton (31), Smith, Windsor, NA, 10 days, with . Brig Bartha im oy anderson, Surry. 8 days. brig B derick eve ach 008 Lan: . pene Vb ines Belle (20), Harvey, Windsor, NB, 10 aye, with ter, it Peake User A Wave ( 9), Lockhart, Windsor, NS, 6 days, witb ter, to 1) & Hewoit. vider Bevere (By thon, Yarmouth, NS, 6 deys, with ab tc, to Purges @ Oo. Sebr Merlin (Br), Vogler, Liverpool, N8, 10 days, with flab, to master. Mary ¢ tedman, Goodall, #t Mary’s. Ga. 12 days. fehs By senting chuabeineon for Bala cr Bebr Constitution, Strout, Milibridge, 4 days. 4 Reby a Jameson. Jameacn, hockiand, 4 Bebr Texas, J Sehr Vintage. Coleman, Boston fcr Albany. Behr Kepudsto, Hull, New bedford for albany. Rebr N Weis Kyder Harwich, 3 duya Sebr Tbetis, Norris, Harwich for soudout, Kebr Chiet, Marble someruct 2 days sebr P M bovney, Reynolds, #a'mouth, 2 daye, Echr Ortop, Davie, Fail w'ver, 2 da». Bebr Ficar or, Small, New Haven, 2 dave bebr Bleencr, Uaborn, Port Jetlereon, days, Bloop Mount Hope. Swith, Taunton, 3 dua, Bloop M atwaier, Damon, Sussex, 2aa\4 gArnved Hhk—Behr Jobu N Genin, Plipe, Wikmington, XO, Oar Virgioie, Davie, Wilmington, NO, 10 days, BELOW. Two barks, unknown, Wind during the day NN# to SSE. Hi Marine Correspondence. ERY WKBI, sug li—Ihe Admiralty Court in the cass of tbip Indian Hunter apd cargo, wrecked op Freve Kee! ua ns doin Juve, Das decreed to tbe wreckers salvage amounting to $95 15262) Tbe anlea, cotton was 2 par ceot 42 on ‘wet and demaged, and 60 ov What part of tbe cargo waved y dy Civing. The entire cargo saved waa soit oy the U dimes Wareba! for $58,120 75, salvage ov the cargo, otal Dm, wood Aa agar, ariived tn dietroan this Ba )nOLkeO Gown In & Aquall WFO Let Ber g’OU xan Mbavicg bees Waabeu vut and melted she wiil dizcder co nd repair, The brig Novfolk, Capt Bmery. arrived last eveniog trom Port Marta, Jemnice, bound 1 New kore losced with rum oflee apd pimenio, She put ta for prcvinious and waver, wud will proceed op ber voy se tis evening, m cone. Waatesnir Fraxxiin ihe tullowing are tho pariculaes f ibe Jom of the whrierbip Franklin oefora paris ty vorted:—W hile cruising off (he Chatham Telands, wher wai were fonnd to be p sntifu. ebe was forunate eo ugh to 20 barrels sperm ol tn two monte. ‘she ten ran to P, ud My CRoTeG OD the omth aide or Flite Eslvud be* batbam xroop. On the Vth» pril, at 94m. eon er chain cables, went On shore anuong toe ro wd ise MAsi# Were IbeADNY cut away tO Npiian y eflort wun made 10 wave the cargo te ail the crew were saved. AM well Be sama) jaan it A tbe stores and about 79 barrels epermn O'l. belore the vei went to pieces, he Francia was 4 ut from cedford and atthe time of the uofortunste oecurreace bad | about 700 barre § eperia off oh poard, uvwarcs 0° 60 of whien were lowt, #2 Well #8 besriy all her outs and stores, Lh'riew . wf we cficers And crew have come on here (Wstiivgton) 10 ‘he Wether, but the captain and remainder of tue crew are still at the Chathemna Bakx San Jacinto, Fratus, whieh ald from Boston '9th (0° Galveston, returned 2th, aud reports sare da, ai 9PM, igbland Liga: 8 WU 'miles came im covtact wih an oo coown sehr, while the Jailer enceavured w tact entp toder the san Jackto's ows “he dark was steering & 3S, hud the sche besciog NNW, at the Ume ‘ihe bsk set fore end main Yaron, a'so foret pall yarcs, split salle, broke mein ral oa serboard side. end received ‘olber domage —sebooune's Ona unknown, with the exoepiion of the lose or ber bowsprit Sour Zernye, Gage, which sailed from Cieafuegia 4ta ut for Obarieston, put Dack to | Sib, having been struok b) ban’ ning. she waa discharging on toe oh Davre, Aug 6—Te american sbip abby Zlanchard Watte, tor New Urivang, which took fire in the rouse at sordesax July 29, had been taven to the quay and was diecargiag, great part of Cargo damaged, either by fire ur water. Nassau, Aug 9- The “Br brig Xeregano, from #t Domingo. with « cargo of 2 400 baya coffee for London, was ereckss 1 bird bock ebcut ibe iat lust. Her cargo is reported neatly all ved OFY, HOd Bold At LODE Lay wt Seo vo ge per lo - (be \etler to ilwood Waiter, May, Becretary Of We Board of Un jer writers ) QuEenstown, Aug 4~ Putt, the hip Robert from oreenock tor soston (Us), UL days out, Rorrexpam, Aug 4-%he cargo saved from ihe Americac ship Olarce, kyting, trom New York for Bremen which od burnt July 28, 18 tua very damaged atave, and wuil be edld Snuizizs, Aug 6-The American ship eo Huribut, arrived dere from Bremen, has been put uncer Customs cetenton, 12 consequence of Mr J Wirces, acting Use xurv-yor be ting din covered mbout 60 ibs of usmauutacwred tobsoco on boars inis is ® sinJiRr cage tO che Teceatiy reported where th» #h\. bad diechsrged & co: go ot tobasco in Hoiiaud. and tt 1 ali gest ibet ibe tobacco found Is sweepings, which nad not deen re moved, Uastle, Alles, Ye Whalemen. . Clo at New Bedford 2uth, ebip Roman, Hamblin, Indian and Pactne Ucenns. Spokeri, dc. Ship ecprise, Sanleit, hecce for tong Kong, June 17, int 24 8B, Jon 82 W. Sbip-Haden, Btilphen, 8 days from NOrleane for Havre, Avg Syl Key Weet bark J M Hicks, Greenman, from MOrleans for Rocheie, Ang 3. off Key Went. Fark Faiumore, trom St Catharines for Baltimore, Juiy t, *t98, lon 2260 “srk John bengon, Garduer, hence for Flavana, Aug 14, jnt 40 8D, Jom 75 10. rig Untend Gwe), from Ceite for NYork, July 10, Int 36 43, on? cebr Smithsonian, Van Brunt, from NOrleans for Rochelle, Sug b, off pe West. y Hauiock, 10 dase beuce for St Jago, Aug 13, lot rrie Sanford, from Mobile for Port au Prince, Aug 8, ofl bey Went, Behr Bick Monster, steering S¥, wind NE, Aug 18, lat 95 20, jon 7 Foretgn Ports. Anpros#an, Aug 4—Sid J W Lovit,, seobell, and Peerless, Bilton, Nord. in port ships lecium, Heneby, from Port ox, Wm tpragne, sow rs, repy; Contest, Abads, Tayior, for’ Chinebew and singoo Fut tc, windbound the Hanger, for N York are Atlant, Har gent 1B sleoben., NB st, One ad Gih, Julia Cobb, . eters, N Yor Log et 06 Sih, uliug, Post, for NYork; Bigs, Froeto, for bulumore. Brenenuaven, Ang 4—Arr Helvetia, Poppe, f York. ae #, July SU—Aid Jeveriand, Svelman, Ualveswon via Oar 2 Bieler, NOrieans; Sth, se Tepbine, vavie ao for Libourne; #douardo, warnan: Creole, Pierce, and athens. bti)irka, NUrlean: ds, wil? Marta mathti orséb, ork. Sid oth, iodian, Averill, Newpart; Koger a worn, Newart, N York, sernour, July 1 Arr bark Forst Helle, Percival, Sa- eunsh. Canny, Aug 4—Arr J) © Pearoa, Peorungtoa, Cork. p1Tr, Aug 3-- arr Iddo Kimball, Ingraham. N york. Chonsrantr, July $0—Arr Voyager, Freeman, Boswn; Pep Urexronces, Aug vePut back, sche Fephyr, Gage, tor LIEN FORGOS AUK nf 1 yr, o he rieston, (Gee Mawel), ld Jaly 2b, orig Douklea, arilla, ae nport ang Lei, bark Carniots, Hopkins, from Peasoola, lex CARPENAS Ang Q-AJT bork Diligence, Young Porwand; bras Sarrtet. accie, co: Caetivan, Marwick, Bevana lth, parked W Briepe mall, Wircarst: David Nickes, mictala Seareport: bog #annie Bea ® Sauagore Nid %&h, brig Young Bepuolle, Lithy, N York. Wea, ‘Au, 6—Pat io mMmeronomo, Ywasey, from Antwerp ior % (aoe an red). Fanaed by ao, 8s Alctendor, atc (am Ztigare fos Bat wm, John © Boy nin, The odw Signe, Ang 2—Arr Biexbeth Coty Knapp, York fur Aur ee (aay J) egoerson, Havana. John Howell, #2e&%y, SUrleaus, Gincartan, J@y ser Joveph mlbion + dae, NOrlesne cit for Legborn); BA arrington, Gn, "aa Hoxton (nod r Md for Malte), 25th, NAlus, athie Palermo (au 40i) ioe Nora) Posed Ly do dist, Osmbria, Perry, from 1a, "POU! for Ge S—Arr Nicolo 240, Dodero, MOriea &, » TL Aug b=-In portamong others, L.%& Hamp: » Wiewell, fom ht Tpotiene wer jn Laven, Aue d—/rr Arego (8) Lines, NYork; Jumby Tiand werrill, NOrieans; Gaitenbury, Weeks, Zocneiort, bib, We Hempabire, Were BUrienne $14 41b, Loulen Hateb, M’Loun, Sunderland and Ustates; 6ib,: $$$ — $a, Beldelberg. Rodewald, NOrlowns; 6th, Germenis, Townsend, Haxpono, Bog 3—81d ‘roee Guz\eree, Centurion, Ceniting, Bavana cog 0. Arr ahip Sask scriatie, yapbam, Liver pou), ” - + "1 id u we cain leach ha ual ie mn + Po NYork CB, Dark 1udians, koe Rotiase Urant,“chures, Boston vie metanaaa; Job mb : ieneip Tabb. Nort; brig Toosoey DYorb; tb, sD+pherd hrapp York i" Booper. & 1b~ andy King “ieee BID, bark & W Both: iJ "a R’kioney,Woerre Wataozse. FY ‘Ole Mb bark a! Atinon arderas, i0.b Renta y Warvey. Hoggesall vou 240, barks dou Dovginan "sath. Wig siteiatta Hiner. egues pardon Ton th. brig. sifaratta, Veler Mowal*Wetere rampisn: Vib. rigs Jove B otane Ly ry care mean Rar Hontelia, Mobile. Mr wit Gra. Job MW 0d, DRDAGR (8), Bost n, Win Woodbary, NR ‘Hing, Rotmern. Madvan via Ginegr9; Grace, ore: Bib, ' wating, Kimpe.n Gisagow (net xe re old ‘cr NOrleana via Newnort, 6th. Pb Ldeipdts Poole, Pletader. Winslow, Fbiiadeipbis, Waabiogtyn, White, al- fay eos Wien bean eee Be ee, snl, 1% ; 0. Dizon, 5 rencmtt, Hatehelder énd # a» smith, Yates, do. 8b, er, Roblason, Alitance, Deiorr G6 2p, jerk, Obarlestn; Hemisphere, fay: Jor, NYork fib. Waa H Prescott, Saronel er Manhi tad, Dik: ope Ab an coh, arcbel linvelosk, snow, and asia innaee Minieners 5 asl on 4 rs Grn, Fwereld lale, vofnih, New York, Chepaltapes. eines Queneo Lonpos. Aug 5~ Arr Mary O'?rien, Vesper At Jobo, Nc 6 Victoria “anderen AYork tad ent ounce Ame cay) Kp. ont 6ta, dagamore. Gerrih or vOrleana, Sth. ‘le oth, Christiana, Nock, N¥org ‘aud wae olf tbe woodwia tb) urcer Hiaby, agus, Marin) her, icbte Kimowkt. wer Beane NVOES ian, india, ‘Niece? Nets July 0— arr arthe, Champlin. Jack. ie Slo 2b, brig Biiza, Neleon, N¥crk; Aug lst; Ma own, dO, ry ‘Mar. Di ANzas, Dg 9- A brig Allred Kall Brooks. 8:1: vg ee) a i, ampbray , Pemocinn Ld nyue ase yan, Hail, Boston: brig ile aseternros we Don bn ¢ vilem, ‘blows, Portiand; sche & @ Demill, Hen- orwsaon, N York, ha ishvemaiens NBW, Mey 25-—8ld Batellite Hitom, San Fran~ a ty PortsMouTH. Aug 6 -Paaed b’, Borneo, Piltner, froak Cronstad! fir Hrigtal; Tanbelle G Jones, Wondward, from. Baw ter¢um or NY qeuMTLanD, 2Ug6-O8, Bremen bark With-Imine, from Xf ore for London Towr a0 Yeince, ug 7—ID port, barke Ariel. Obeewemat for NYork next aay: Brewer. Cox 40 Picn, Pealy for Boron, kinding Bird of the Wave, joer, du do. Yruntlio, Movuiges rom York, just arrived, sehr sarab, Hurton. from - itor ¢o. ‘UUarastowN, Aug 4~Arr Bobi Hsutie, allen, Greenock for y Bown putin ear QvERKC, Aug '8—Old ships Resolute, Prince, Pevarth Roads; Koy Eenley, Liv 4p port, abip Western Chief, Wording, for London, SAIELDS ahont mug 6» yHurlnnt Maran, Bremen, Ble Oh atin Bartlet, N¥ork 7th Orvbsa, &m th. 49 CONDEKLAMD. Aud 6-816 Lilling, Yarden” N York Rxavinw, JW, aug S -Off thy 't, clare L Preble, Snow, fiom Cork for Amsterdam ot Briana July Sarr ebipa Alon! Williame Pant $e tance (end ald 6tb); 7th. Cotavins, Pike, do tor do ald Ft», Sypsey N&W. Jnne5 srr Kute Hoooer, Jobesoa. Hous Boog, 12h Car lise Matheeon Melbouros ‘or kan Francien>. Br Tiowas Ang 1 Ip gort bark Wyantote, Ho: t tor cbr’, Drive “ithe Vetes, and slatvore Partigie sieg. AF Roads Sweetzer for ckir;ncbr Lucent Partridge tor sizabeth Ong vextday weamiug bost Ala’, Pendleton, uno. FORCKOES Aug 4—Of abtp Julie G T ler, Lowrey, trom dco for Port Phil D Tanuscona, July 8—asrr Cemaptbe Hopkins, Hamor, NYork Texet. Aug 4—Arr Jobanny, Onwehand, NYars., Home Ports , Aug 20-Sla brig ain! Boston; Wlereron, ro: nts Whi'dew, Gorm i ALEX ARDBIA schre Helen May ereet) uw Ban Fa reo. 2) Bb NY. 40) rr eleope M Amanda Smith, Boealyn;, Be rr plesnenss: Cos, 2 ork Old & demiiton, Yan ‘leat, Potare- ‘* 20 PM--Arr brig i yra, Bunker, Blizabeva: Rose, Small, Wouabrigde, 8J,G \ Lovell, Sewsre J. careh Bilzaben Kelle: sport; Ts Barcing do. ‘Cid, eblp Beverly, Coase, Oaloatia; bark Meare begs Chien: (Be lar (Be tm err bree ), Bulford, Geuoss Kxomplar ( Pichels, ardyeasans Wins. Drow aicb, Sargor, sobre ‘Therese 0, wardy and Ineac Bich, mth, PeVadehbis 10s amrdag wing Neto Hy sloames een Joi. ah p Winged Uhrig @aupoo Surday wind N by Rand & U 8 eloxp Of wnt Savanna! eons 2id-arr iby te) ebips Josend Peabedy, Weston, Mantilas intietield, Patten, Calera, stom. Graves eicnite TIM mm, AUK Wal srr elwcnablp Patapes, dart, ton; fener, sniw, “oston. t Quaranc itimore, Greene from ‘davana, robr «ite, Cid weamere Jchn KS bomproa, Oo mar Woitrey Howes boron, eohre Filiam Aiisoa, G'vbe and Kh Perbton Toomeeon, Wem Lodive, 1 W haa sey Saylor, Raion: Jas ellvon, Burt Tanoton, Sea Gull, Few and, NHed(ord, Jubn Warren, Losier Pal. nlvers Bllzat Or vbil Gaivesor! IW Moker Sauerty. SYorky Ook Bard + dwarde NYork wa Kapoabanpoes rierh © doadle Cateoart » York “8d barke <Acisida Peocerguat tne Fabia ands market; Paorl seaghew ond, patiey Kent. iro; Jane, hiven. st Job BaGlk. eop S-Are Adama, avertil, aod 4H waive, Perotval SVork (1d 9th, Origa Panaie, rey, Merra @ ne, Heuhoo, Sa#yer, —— . KRISTOL, & ux iS Arr bark Locy App, Carrigan. Bavana; scbr Ts Phils sway ace for nlexendrin (and alO)s, Moan smeriea, Ne York; 01h, ald sobr Salle Means, badards: 18- arrachre Wide World, Back! Bid. teamedip Patapaco Bur, Bi more, ebip Krpst Morriiz srod: (rem). Hxeaiong Liverpool; tobre Bedorn ireland, Buckevi.le, 40; rarsh Bruen Douglas, Ge reetown, 80. Job: RastPURT, ang i4_8Id ahip Weymouth Reavey, (from *t 85) isverpoo), achre Harriet, Young, Uroginhy, Son Harm o dereh Alaxaodel.. aitoe od Flow N York, 17th, Bene fave. Saantere, er Aand) Shi were Pimaterb, "p oa, dy 9 Serres. Krigh man Kienhetnport; Yuvter, a Been ses Birc, base NYork Mid ichawe. beth port, Sime Fright Seomas, NYorr Arrachr Cipvn ‘orden bteabetho vt rebre “xine m Friiace): him tor armed ps Wachonin Threw er, aud 8 ts Urocker, Preahrey., Fr bark R Sherwood, Hai tea, arc Kastan, Weboer, a Yors. (KG) TOWR. £0. ang 14 —Arr (by te!) brig Forrester, Morray Boston Od 12m e J Faint Paywon Kenna: bunk, Ide Wo-mwood, do; 17th Moonilg! Stutea, Sewoury. yor B'GRLAND LIGRT, Once Cod, Bug 22-08 steamer City Of Bew Sora, from Prilasety 2 KRY W& Aug® Joves Garvon, & York ith wesmabip % do (nad WP for sep nweh) tb bry ‘erin ta (and b on wb for wy ‘Db sbip ameita Weailece, S (see correspon ) Pe oni ane Fr steamship | rizoma Smith, a. shiva tm anil merote Plersey ror Piitace. bie; onrk Waverloyy Thompacn. Kost: Mex sehr trregante “eoelan imal stesmebion Matayon bpren (odienols ane ont Walermsn Sort cevaoa, @iNB hence for Live pr ned jo divtrene, bars, oc Japeiro, by erittan, Wo loogh m, ; Paperpasga (Mey) be ran, shoe Joasob He Toone Peviinxion Broz. 2) =, Samp ico. 7 & ors, Patten, from mock port, Mi +, smth. from Miwa en a (ny tel) Levi Woodbury, Young. wud Peter br Ma Tonman, Yorks ) schre Amanda, oikey, Pty~ m, Teeobour Baliiar Ne ‘4 : 5 BrikooD. sug Gare sche ( Lovie shashechport: 2b barger. Manen © Coburret, Torey. Baltimore, (not pre: at Nan TOOKAT, aug ti—Arr acy Fly delpbin PEWAUFYPORT, Aug 19 tre) barding StJoba, 8s: « phis. Marthe Nukela kawyer EWEORT aug ry Cheeseman, Phila 14 abty Lucretts, new. 900 bedrop, snssell, Pov adel- on) eory Ousttot, Gardoer, < pusrews § York bn, Alo are vemebell ® . . la. ab eseie hound kouth and West, SRW LONLGOO, avg 20 arr echreS M Condwick, Wile Wome, rhlsdeiph a 10: Norwich, slope Fravk:in avery ok for £891 rear wich: Wa Squires, Host Wert Point 0 benry Kidiey. Smith, NYork, ~ = sh Be VEN, aug 20—arr brig atlanve, Werrill, Poaos via Mayagues k BLPETA, Aug 20—Ol4 ship ®m V Moses, Orr W © “rign Wm" Gall, atten Balimore ehecoes Moston: HP mtb, Amith do Open Sea, ad. tov, Del; sobr Mary d Barks Wiles, wale 0D. PO STL AND. aug 19 (vot 18\— arr eohe NYock for Nagnedo, in chetvene ld, ably ‘race Mergent, (mew. of Yarmonth, G48 8k. 0nthe tone) ait ell, Mobile; wht (ot bry) J ® vee!tng, s1 mich ond, 9a PRUVIDENOK Sug 2— arr steamer Petrel, Baker, New York: pobre frences Newton. kmarecn, ohurlepton, ‘Whivs Aavinicre; Kevenun, Coron Philad Prenuce: rt. nda r, NS Sobt 8 eli Sbnte, Foom, M1 liven & Fronc Jou oi t and ‘Trenslation Hrweins Por ts, SVork. ld achr# shaaa tine Dt cturgea’ Wbeiden, Bubira Sicanor, er Feiadetpl ChAtor. michel; Paketiaid’ Ooo goons nO, WOK erays and Helm Peak, Um yor, Ubi late: New Word wlys Lobdell N York Orand Tork, Parke maar brig Lizz Iplande; achra isle o” P neb; Volts, cage and # Maz- win every Phiirdelpba; James me ionves, Siebnica Mizan bethvort, euamere Cxpray, Kenner apd an mernor Frea th, Y 13, aobr Aeretud Chemolin. 8 York; sloops Wan & Mount Fvler ane Lady “arhiugion smith, do KicHMOPD Aog W9—srr cobre fils, Weaver, Boston) Mary ¢ OC Mrien Halitex id sobre bis Maratrw soe tok Holmes York, Hele &® Fal’ Boimes, do NSVANMAN, ang I8—arr epoet «larner Applegit, pitt toate State futbeli, do Kete dierrili, Weeks, Poila- * BoLEM ang 19. 814 sobre Ravtiess, Smith; Filiam A Ham prey ye me pate net ae os Adam, de va! bak ana eléiy, bmith Pwiladelpht nd ® Of coaetere bour d Frat ii a 2b— arr priv Sarah Rernice Clark, Rlizsbetbport shre J Yson, Jobnaon. Pbiledsipnis, Dr Rogers, adams Kiderado Gravt, alizbethport, Charlotte & duck, Grover, Port WEEREMT, ug 19—Arr ackr Ano 8 Brown, Brown, Phil« wer w =" adel WLM NGTON, NO, Cia 19.4, ache Jou, Aug 18—eche Wed, Hendereon, 4 Yori, Sarton, NYork, ta, Joose sutch, Day- ON, He WICKPORD, Aug 19—Arr sloop B M Wella, Baker, Elizas etbport 3 & CO’s BRAZILIAN PEBBLE PANTARUOPIO BPEUL AOLAB. The comtioned use of them ‘or any length of time d fo'tgne the exe in the tear and eh thea tw ailreenecia ihe iLat of youn. “At Fexdored by ‘The antversa) a a of Uuied baw who hnro ors here ee ty , bundredaam 4 aewiy tovented Dot for wes+ eight and far uae to their auprrlority over all oui woeclanlon vost — ‘There celobrsted wpectacien are acenratel requirements ofall defective vinoo 'y the manatees, oe SAM SON8 4 CO. Ucnilaien liege AD Way, aede: Ueurge House. Caurtox —Noce genvine unlesa mirenased a above. Nb —Sole agents tor Voi id tea Sper ad — pA soghtiander & Sona (Viana) oelebray “PURKISH LataKra 108.000, FoR MKRRICU SUM PIPEA, M pufes'ured cxpresaly £ rthe London ciuha, & superior art. oO} for sm king’ A fresh importstion just recetved and for 68 € to whe trade by , TOMES, 80N & MELVAN, 4 ‘No, 6 Malden lane, NX,