The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1859, Page 8

PON DENCE. OUR PORT AU PRINCE CORRES! PORT AU Dorr Av Paincs, August 6, 1859, powerful in bis position is plainly demon- ee a ny ane fact tbat be is called to the honorable posi. qlee of Grand Master of the Masons. It is true that the new execrated Soulouque was once himself at the head of this body; but be rather forced himeelf into that position than received the honor, as Geffrard reseives it new. For Seujocque it was a matter of the utmost importance to, in | manner, control that body, or at least to be in every way conversant with their plans and wishes. Perhaps the Rmperor was rather used as a tool to advance the in- terests of the brotherhood than that he employed them to ‘qmablish his power. This much at least is cortain, that he wever gained the entire confidence or sympathy of the ‘Masons, or else Geffrard would not now occupy the impe ies palace. . Let us hope the President will be more fortunate than Ibis predecessor; and we trust that, as the Lodge—Humani- ty No 12—announces the nomination of the very illus ‘trious and al powerful #, Gelfrard to the office of Grand Protectorate of ‘that Geil sro may Live loog to the honor and glory of our @ommos couniry. Ag the wfuence of the regulation abolishing the gov erpment Sfth on coffee becomes more generally under. Stood i excutes universal approval; the gorernmeat (ud ‘tbat they Dave by Do means ost popularity in this mes ect of this law is followed up ant # red by oe also of mach importapce—ris of 4 parties; in order to prevent the |)! ofienes Ehei woul ro galt ip puch cages, Win ai! ihe aiterden! annfiwinn law ‘8 limited to ail Uhird paruee 8 prenes Withibe monotony of Went Incisa exiweany, wntoes Whe government is dad, the orenery glenn uP w metre y ADY One cf whch canes is Khe ears wale An exception, leders man nennenaniyy ne dul Sy St present Gefrarc Des im & meeere fy professian of ube bsiaer wre in fhevt) uD Perchance, be turns Bs sikemcws we Ube TAH)! cAI 3 PADS, ME METeETR De manee ae HvAr Crops, OF unless be iruis a ibe commie af she | ing classes apd how ider may De sored w wrt To enrich the count’y apd eT xt tom of am. corte acai philanthrowsts bare propoted thsi the government shai! cesircy for & succession of years all tbe fruits of the country. In such s case the #ootland groes would cultivate aod maxe the exertion to Gotles berry, whch, in whele districts, is allowed tof: $e the earth and rot No matter woat the supply, there de always a ready market for 3t- Domingo coffe, and with the proreeos of incivitual labor they could purchase provisions; or, ag bas been suggeste1, the government might reserve a certain portioa of the ground fruits, de mroying the remainder, ana exchange for coffee. ‘The pian ie,1 suppose, impossivie; but if possible, it would re successful. The markets remain much the same as when I last ‘wrote, duil, but with a triflmg improvement in prices. Meoze Baltimore Rowdytsam—Dreadful Riot ae ee 23) m the Baltimore Sun, August 23. On satoldes night the steamer Ex; Jef this city for Mdovd’s Springs camp meeting, oo the river, ‘with bet seen three buodred and four hundred pazseagers om poard. Shorty after paseing Fort Mcflenry it becamo evicent that there would be troubie on Doard, and alarm ‘teok bold of the passengers Before reacoing the Bodkin @ party of cisorderiy men, who rallied under tho cries of EBubolts, Ranters aod Kip Raps, went forward ant mace ‘am attack od the colored people who occupied that part of the boat. At first to the males and a pmtey é Fi 3 ; Amused themecivas by knocking aies of the coiored passengers, Hication was made 10 the Captain io ae some tO put a stop to such proceedings. Nothing and after a time the disorderly§disposed went the forward saloon, wuere several colored taken refuge Tbe sseailants approached a one of them staboed him in foar places in and chest Theyfthen blew out ali the lights in |, apd began an tadiscriminate attack oo white d, Mr. Jeremiah Slaughter was robbed of Mr. William D. Giass was robved of $20, and an- party was roboed of a valuable gold watch and if BESTEESS tt leech re being no prospect of avy more booty in the sa- the disorderiies again went oa deck, and blowing ali the jignts, went tothe forward part of the boat ggein, among the colored peopie One mau and his wife ‘were ptancing togetber near the bow, and though: toey wou!d escave observation. The man, however, was Knocked cown, apd he was betd wnile his pockets were rifled of all they contained. He was thea stabbed several Simes, ana bis wife. who had witnessed the whole pro @eed ing, was outreged io bis presence, while she vainly cried for help Some of the passengers again called on the officers of the boat and the committee who had char fered her, and volupteered, if called on, to quell the riot ‘Bnd confine the dis.urbers of toe peace in the hold uuti) the boat sbould retura tothecity. The attack wascon- tinued unti! several colored meo were severely stabbed aod a mucb larger po horribly beat. Among tnose that were etaboed w. man employes ase crayman by Mr. Welch, ip South etree; one by Messrs Smith & Ed- moocson. on Cota;eide, and oue by Mesers. T. f. Martio & Bro., on Calvert street Wao the others were wag noi mecersaiped, but it faid ope of them died from the eff. ct+ of bis wounds, About oayiight on Sunday morn ing tbe boat a»proscbed Cambricge, and the captain, at the r+ quest of the passengers, lsoded at that town Sheriff Vickere, of Dorcbester county, was notified of the outrages that bai heen commitied, and summoaing wo or three of nis deputies, provesee to the wharf for We pnrpore of arresting the guil y parties. At fiist they defied bis authority, but be ceiled on some of the passen- gere bo haa wiorssed the whole of the riot, and some four of the party were taken from the beat. Taoo! tuem geves their names as Skinver aad Robineoa, but the names of the others were pot ascertamed. They were taken before Justce Robert R. Rolingon, of Combricge, und buries Goldsnorsugh, Eeq., the prose- eutipg artorney, appeared on the part of ihe Stave, [ne whole of them were committed to jail for trial at the ap- roacbing term of the Circuit Coart for that county. fee then proceeaed to the carp meetin, where the police force was 80 strong that D9 attempt was mate to cr disorder on the ground. They lett ageia on Sunday al terpoon for tbis city, but several of the passengers were ‘obiiged to stop in Cawbridse, because their lives were threatened, spd came up in the Kent yesterday afternooa. White thejixpress was on the wey up tothe city an atack ‘was made ou the epgineer, Who escaped oy locking bia self up in bie room, his assailants threatening to throw rm overboard. The whole aifair is represented bv those who witoessed it as having been most fearfui. Females were tbrowa into consternation, and tae riotere ‘were appealed wo for their sakes to desist, but they paid mo heed to it, Tos Wesrexn Corn Cro: i Commercial of Wednesday says :—Tne prospecta for a eorn crop of full average yleld throughout the region of couatry about which there was recen:ly so much appre bengion, have bren weil reareured by toe generous rains Of the las: two weeks, and the increased amount of lant Piepted throughout the Weet will make the yield of this great staple, it preeent anticipations are realized, much greater than ever before gathered. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tvespay, August 23—6 P. M. ‘The upward movement in stocks continues, though the commission houses still report a want of orders to buy, and the earnings’on the roads have not yet begun to increase., The reaction which took place last evening was recovered to-day, and after an ac. tive business, stocks closed firm at an advance over the closing prices of yesterday. Michigan South- ern guaranteed continues to attract considerable at- tention. The shorts in this stock have not been able to close up their contracts, and though 2,000 sbares were thrown into the market yesterday bya holder who had bought at lower pri the scarcity of cash stock was as marked to-day as ever. There seems yet to be a reluctance to take sellers’ options except ata large difference from the cash price: when the business of the road increases, the courage of the friends of the property will probably rise. A road connecting Lake Erie with Chicago, and run- ning 525 miles through the finest part of Michigan and Indiana, if properly admin: istered, ought easily to be able to pay in- terest on ten and a half millions of debt, and have a handsome surplus for stockholders besides: The stock opened to-day at 24}, advanced to 25, at which price there were large sales, and closed at that bid. New York Central was active to-day, the late arrangement having brought in some orders to buy; the price at the close was 73}, an advance of j ince yesterday. Some heavy short sales were made by a prominent operator after the second board, but without affecting the price. Rock Island advanced 1 per cent. It seems likely that the busi- ness on this road will justify the declaration of a moderate dividend in November. Toledo was } per cent higher. Harlem was steady. Hudson River advanced 3. This is, we believe, almost the only road (with the exception of the New Jersey Central) whose earnings have increased steadily month after month, for the past year. Pacific rose to 78} this afternoon. The board of ‘dicefors meet tomorrow to discuss the purchase of the ‘Collins steamers with the Panama directors. It is rumored to-day that the Pacific Mail Tepudiate the purchase of the Collins steamers made on their be half eM necta appointed to negotiate with Mesers. Brown Brothers, and that a new company will probably be formed, in which the members of that committee and the Panama Railroad Com. pany will owna heavy interest, to run the steamers between New York and Aspinwall in conjunction with the Pacific Mail Company's steamers on the Pacific. Meanwhile, it is understood that one-half fhe price of the steamers was agreed to be paid to NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, Messrs. Brown Brothers in the shape of Pacific Mail stock at par; and it is suggested, with some show of probability, that the recent rise in the stock has been the fruit of the purchases made by the committee to fulfil their contract. We hear it even hinted that the late short sale of 1,000 shares, which was ascribed to the Commodore, was really askilful endeavor of the committee to check the upward tendency of the market. There was more activity to-day in State stocks and bonds than yes. terday. Missouris are } per cent higher. The market was quite firm at the close, the following being the last quotations:—M ssouris, 82j a i: Canton, 18; Cumberland Coal, 13) a 14; Pacitic Mail, 783; New York Central, 7344 Hudson River, 33 a j; Harlem, 9{ a1 44} a 27; Michigan Central, 443 a 45; Michigan Southern, 743; do. guaranteed, 25 a 4; Panama, 115} 116; Thnois Cenwal, 654 41; Galena and Chicago, 66a §; Cleveland and Toledo, 22}a f+ Chicago and Rock Ilana, 64] a 65, Money is quite oasy today, Dat without quotable Cah lows we qaote at € per cent * having tonae with trokers mu then badd Pirst ch not xnav tp set more matuying this vaur ik worth 7 show necantaness Gd a; long paper, second class names Sy t Pirehdnire fs lower again. he correspondents of the Teathschilite Hien rate to 1104 for GO Puy dilly, and) 1282 for sight dills; but the yoarite: f sunning with mpdoadted bankers’ bills at pn te WB, AG these rates specie cannot be shinned at ei The liowing is he comparative statement of ive of specie) from New York = ports for the week and since Jan. 1:— 1857 1868 1859 $1,364,2'5 1,286,237 1,198,887 42,718,477 38,946,402 40,435,688 Since January 1....$46,082,692 40,231,789 41,684,575 The market continues to be relieved of sugar and coffee. Flour is moving slowly; the only exports of consequence are to the British colonies. The following was the business of the Sub-Trea- 202,999 9 161202 76,195 172 08 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $16,570,007 07, and the balances $911,837 89, The Erie directors met to-day, to receive the report of the committee which is entrusted with the plan of reorganization. It is understood that the committee propose to reduce the capital stock and bonds to $26,800,000, to leave the mortgage debt as it stands—say $18,000,000—and to give 80 per cent of the new stock to the unsecured bondholders, and 20 per cent to the old stockholders. It is also pro- posed to assess the new stockholders $1,200,000, to pay off the floating debt, &c., and to ask the bond- holders to fund four coupons. If this be the best the committee can do, we apprehend that they have lost their time. The receipts of wheat at Chicago from the Ist to the 20th of August reach 405,000 bushels, against 136,000 bushels for the entire month of July. The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the past two weeks compare as follows:— August 16, August 22. 11,620,025 Inc,. $635 739 24,326 398 Deo. .172,422 4,996'541 5.079,162 Ino... 82'621 ‘moter banks 1.335 344 1,420,626 Inc.. 32 582 Dueto other banks. 2721907 2802'876 Tac.. 80,96 Deposits. 14 249,758 14,096,270 Dee. .153,488 Greuiation. 2,786:302 21724061 Deo | 12/241 The New Orleans Picayune of the 14th inst. thus notices the money market of that city:— Good paper continues in demand, but the supply is un. usually limited, and transactions steadii7 diminish. Io stocks ana bonds we have nothing whatever to add; the offerings are ample, bat im met cases prices are avove the views of bu The only transaction reported to day wae $10.(00 city bonds with Opelousas Railroad on Gorsement at 8174. Excharge contivu-s languid, dra vers are inexorable in sheir demand for extreme rates, bus buyere mavifcet a copsicerable amouat of insifference, ‘and transactions aro siili merely powinal at our previous quotations, which we repea folloas:—Olear steriine bills, 10934 © 110%; Dill of Imding drafea, 103% a 109%. francs, 6.10 a 5 (734 per dollar; sxty day bili@ op Ne« York, &, 4% 4144 per cent discount; sight, 5 a 7% per cent. prem. The New Orleans Picayune of August 16 say The apticivated enipments of specie from Brazos San tisgo were reco!veo yesterday, aad are as foliows:— Per stesmehio Indiaoola..,... $915 ,22 Per steamebip Arizona... 299,966 Total.....000-ssseeeeeees seteseseseesen: This som exceed? by over three hundred th 13 $315,194 89 and dottars the cecreare ip our spzcie column the past week. and wil enable us to show sn tocreare in our Dext report, shoa' there be no further shipments to the North or to Earove This, however, can barly be expectet, os mos: of the sbove is ip Mextesn collar, wnich are in orsk deimase for the Enropeap market. and have advanced here to day 442 $¢, Dotwitnsanding ihe heavy reeniote, We quote as the ruling rates at close of business 674 a6 per cent premium. The Chicago Tridune says:— We undersiand that witoin the last fortnight a number of the banks of this stave have virtually refused to raceer thew ivaues, The course these institations oursue wo bills sre pretented for redemption is #8 followa: Cho bilis are first counted, and ip 4 manver go delinerate as to snow that tae consumpuon of the greacest posioie amount © time is the leaging purpose of tne officers of the bank This accomplished , the work of redemption 14 commence 'b ten and Ove cent pieces, whic» are counted in the sam + slow ond deliberate manner in wn'ch the bills had boes counted. A gentiemen #ho had the curiosity to time th operation ip une Instance, necer tained the rate wo be abou $200 per day. A little over toirty three cays would, herefore, be consumed io the redemption of ® package of 810,00, Among toe banke pursuing this coarse, we Rave beard mentioned the Merctants’ Sauk at Carmi, the Bsak of [itpo's at New Haven, Gal atio County Sank, the Ban « of tbe Repuniic, E I Tinkham and Co’s Bank, avd tre Bapk et McLraneboro, Hemiitoo county, all of which, Ww nelieve, are owned in Chicago We are to'd that itis common practice with many of the owaers of those inst: tutions to scour the city and country for dimes and hal” oimes with which to make a show of redemption, white practicality blocking the »heels of taat interesting process, We heileve there 1® 8 case now pending before tae courts 01 tuis State which is tnrended to test the legality of this mode of defeetiog toe piain requiremeat of our bank.ny ‘aw. We capvot douot but tost the decision will be aa verge to the banks. The Washington Constitution has the follow- ing:— Information hes been receivea at the Department vf State, trom the United States Connul General at AHavacs, that a royal order bas been promulgated by the Governv General of Cuba perm tting tne importation at such ports on the isiand ag bis Excellency may designate, free o! dury, of live fish trom foreign porta or waters in. foreiga hottoms, the vessels bringing the article to pay the reg: isr Devigation and port dues Havana has been designate! #8 One O thr Open ports for the introduction of fish. for temporary opening of the port of Batsbavo tor the impor tatoo of live cattle hes also been approved by the # preme government of Spain Stock Excnange. TrEspaY, @agam, 23, 185) $8000 Ohio 6’s 1860.. 100 = U0 sos Reading RR.. 46 5000 I!) Canal bos 1860 96 500 44) 5000 Virginia 6’s 9334 3 B55 823, 6001 2000 NY Cen! 76 2000 Erie RR 1m b.. 5000 Hud RiverRR 2m 7000 Mich So 2m ban WOlaCr&Milgb 16 10 she Bk st N York 100 60 Bavk Commerce. 97 oe Mail S302 7734 do 60 100 Gey & Tol RB b80 O60 73% 300 100 Hud River RR... 33° 200 0554 100 do ...,.800 33 400 160 Harlem RR. 10 ports from the Port of New York to "3 mn Ports for the Week Ending Aw gust 1859, HAMBURG, Value. Potarhes, bbls 75 $2,282 Quer brk,bhds 36 872 10 5,0:0 Shoep’gs,bbis1,055 3,799 Do. 1,732 Lea, cloth, os. 2 102 Do. 5,507 Cand es... 142 Sugar, bod: 8,120 Ivory, pkgs.. 175 808 80 TOL sees eH 861,088 ROTTERDAM. Shooks&B,cks 22 $200 ashes, bbls... 50 $1,424 Pleebee, dle 16 375 Ess, oil, oa... 425 Tobacco bhds. 5 480 Mahog’y, logs 14 200 Spermac, Jb8.1,063 433 Mi wood, os.. bd Sp. tur.,oble.1,435 26,435 Q bark,bhds, 25 682 Ros «1,198 8,828 Potashes,obls 74 2,003 12,000 620 Lea. cloth, os, 1 137 50 =—2,960 Clocks.,..... 8 178 Coton,’ daiee.. 203 10) —— Mf, todsc.,Jbe9,147 1,305 Total... .. 0606852,185 ANTWERP, ‘Spirits turpentine, bbis...,. ateeeeee 260 © $4,600 LY RRPOOL, Cotton, baler,5,454 $304,612 Canvass, r'lis. 90 $2,570 do bags. 79 4.626 Metate’ds,ca, = 1 60 Lead ore, bags 90 = =1,200 Fustic, lbe. 344. 2,380 quer park, Rosin, 6,290 . 1,600 A 3.600 oad 4,507 300 600 Se 30 5,t00 18,218 1538 16 1,010 4,525 8 945 2,50 12 pa 1,350 1 390 11350 6,650 1,175 3,912 3,000 92 5,656 5,890 3 6c0 Ot paiotings,c 1 2,000 —_—. LONDON, Seeds, bale... 1 $10 Staves 000 $370 Ovcake,lbe 460 8,759 — Total. sk $9,169 BELFAST, Flour, DbIS.......+6066 seeeeeeeeeel S18 $6,352 coRK. arise 630 318,180 Galway, Tobacco, Bhds,.. .....seeee -seseseeesees 100 $13,182 BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES. Flour, bb! 17 $36,103 oe AIS BLET7 Meal. 128 503 }, tos. 000 2,940 Leather, sides 239 1,160 Mf marbie,pk 6 ldy Pork, bdls...1,396 16,870 Leather, rolls. 8 404 Rice, tos, ‘1 174 Mulstones, pr. 1 100 100 Platedware,cs 1 106 77 Coffee, bags.. 20 835 882 Mfd tob’ 16L 826 Miscellaneous, — 273 1,436 aeeeeee eee 868,170 BRITISH WEST INDIES. 1,100 $14,062 Toducoo,boxes 3 $65 4, 21,097 Dried fish... 350 lis 1,442 Pess, bushe's. 222 227 73 Livestosk,hd. 10 1,000 828 Boots&eh cs 10 600 60 148 00 30 43, 163 4s 2,477 Clowning cs.. 3 250 4,991 Pka. fen, bbls 25 Qu Rice, bbis,... 16 182 Rice, tierces.. 5 119 Furniture, cs. 26 26 Codfien, qtis.. 40 169 Otlmeal, pun, 110 1,180 Tobacco,phd, 1 282 Corn, bush. . 1,550 ack Miscellaneous. — 860 880 e Co, meal, bbia 682 ‘To = BRITISH AUSTRALIA. oosenw’e, p 690 $100 Tobacco, bzs . 417 Bio Lumber, ft 207,839 1,916 400 2,400 Ag. impiem.,p 59 459 Pasteboard,cs = 1 60 Furniture,bx. 1 1% 500 Carriages..... 26 8,500 eeeeeeeeeee $37,094 Cora, dushe’s 1,000 Cheese, ibs, .3. $920 446 135 12,000 Osl, gations ... 4 Flour, bbls. .2,565 Paper, reams. i,000 rea, bape. W? ware, pki Whiskey,bols. 5 $553 Books, case... 1 Sapgege ak pk 40 419 Deg ma;, bx, 1 Sik crapes.cs, 3 16,076 Eifvcts, cages. 2 W'vone tha 18,741 12580 Coffee, bag. 1 Poteebes.bbis TL 2,100 Skins, pig 30 606 Peariarnee .., 30 750 Hams, ibs... 200 2 Tobacco, oales 14 850 Cotton ......, 494 23,770 Total....secere BORDEAUX. DIES. Cootisn, quis. 160 1,153 Pickles, boxes 6 2215 Tebacco..... 4 Fiour..... 2. 240 1485 Canales,boxes 20 Dried fish,bxs 500 "170 Cabbages .... 590 Hams, Ibs.. .3.601 443 Tobacco, bhds 20 Cheers 1,020 183 Bosne, buen... 100 200 36 Rica, Ibs .. .63,147 1L Segara, cases.” 8 1,700 Lamber, ft .30,000 400 Curriages.....° 5 80 6 63 = Total........006 cocBA 4,125 623 Nails, keg 70 1,110 Hardware, cs. 87 Engravings,ca 1 131 Tallow, lbs. ..2,365 + Hoops... 36,000 422 Fruit, pkgs... 167 Potatocs,bbis1,120 1,969 R R.ap'ks ke 50 Onions,...... 380 981 Dry goods,cs. 8 72 Rice, casic 10 118 Fish... 30 86 Butter, los..14,140 2,078 Hate, cases 2 668 Empty barrois 500 1,227 Candles, brs... 64 64 Clocks iL 8,187 Gas dxtures,ca 16 85 Lard, lbs. ..28,210 25 Ale, bbis..... 29 1,190 Livestock, h’d 4 45 Buriat cases.. 12 2,453 Soda aah,casi 6 500 Pav’g stones .4,000 48 Cheege, iba. . 1,187 207 Perfumerv.cs. 12, 61 Beans, bbls... 244 151 Lea goods,cs, 60 26 Seraw goods.. 14 1,f61 576 Paver, buad’s 84 489 989 Tente........ 2 Bo 325 Showsase, cs, 1 wo 10 210 Books. - 3 49 9 196 Corn, bushels. 490 400 1 320 Pork, boxes., 30 1.200 E.warecravs 6 100 Cabbages ...2,990 135 Rosin oil, gals 522 4 1,891 Oil, gallon 21 50 225 Pains, pkg 29 6 200 Wooden ware. 29 202 Guna... 1 200 Cotton wa'te, bl 6 125 Metal goode.. 8 5,009 Soap, boxes... 110 396 Indigo. 2 ‘Bo Ancho’,. rt 300 Jeweiry...... 2 909 Lumber. . ..20,0€0 280 Miscellaneous, — 1,984 Dry goods, bis 201 Domestics, ca. 2 196 = Total, PORTO RICO. Machinery,bx 25 $1910 Muoul’d iron, 43 $45 Droge, 19 272 Cornmeal, bol 67 Dab Carriage 1 180 Rice, tes....., 16 293 Mid.jesther,bx 1 80 Paper, reams, 300 96 Furnitore 3 47 Onions, craves 2 34 Shooks &hde.1.594 2,713 Leatner, side. 1 6 Corn meal. p's 30 608 — Tinware, bxs, 12 840 Tolale.. ee eet. 500 -86,015 GENOA. Lea. cloth, cs. 3 $341 Tobacco. bhds 94 $8,554 coffee, bags.. 687 9,146 Oilcloth, cages 17 1,810 Patinge, ca. 2 Miscelianeous, — 60 Rosin, Dole. . 1,266 a see eree one 0822,786 Total...., Codfieh, qts. Oil, cans. , Domestics, cA. Patm ofl, eke. Vermituge, bx 16 8. paper ,rma.1,073 Sp. tarp, bbia,” 17 inte, 0 Droge cs, Haroware . Buttons ‘CONSTANTINOPLE, AFRICA. Lumber,f%102,146 1,747 Naila, $18 er, bdis 345 «310 Oars. 6 Rum, dbis.... 200 2,600 Boate, 126 ‘eae pk cases 28 1,308 CARER Sagar, bbls. .1. ‘19,800 Tron, casks... 2 840 Metal, pkgs... 2 150 Wieck, cases... 115 Mf iron, pkgs 9 102 Manftob,!bs, 2,800 784 1. R. hose 4 463 Perfumery,ca 4 168 Leath. gds do. 1 8 Drugs, ...... 142 4,188 Car wheels... 32 512 Tard, Ibs.’ 80,000 7,945 BR. road.caret.2,506 14,187 Biacking, ca.. 20 390 Grindetones .. 103 ny Turpentine, bbis 20 80 Miscellaneous. 216 Furotture,pkgs 21 338 ee cit Lumber, ft. .308, a $7,250" 252 CILY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tosspay, August 23—6 P.M Asurs.—The salen embraced small lots of pois at 5140, and of pearis at 60. BReAvSTUFYS.—Fi0ur—The market was agais active, and from 6c. to 10¢. per barrel migher, especialy for the ms dim and common grades of State aad Weatern Goo? extres were without change of moment in quotation. ‘The sales embraced about 9,000 bbis. closing within the following range of prices:— Inapec:ed to choice superfine State. Extra State... Superfine Western. Lew to choice Weater! Estre Genesee, mixed to straig! Siraight to good extra do, Showe extra family and Rye flour. Corn meal, Southern was ight supply, er dium; better graces ‘nir export demend. The gales footed up about 2,200 bbis., closing within the range of oor quotations. Rye flour was jereey, at $3 90. unchanged. Wheat—The cemand was light, while J beeg new qualities were comparatively scarce, aad firm'y eentacomee Seressgess held, while old and inferior grates were duil, Good to choice new lots were held at 2. to 3c acvance, which restricted sales. he transactions embraced small lots, including new white Kentucky at $1 48 a $1 50, now white North Carolina at $1 40, and new amber colored Southern at $1 30. Corn was in light supply and firmer, with sales of about 10,000 a 11,000 busbeis, including pew to bright new mixed at 80c. a 820 a t5c., and Jersey yellow at the latter figure Rye was firm, with sales of 1,200 busnels at 80c. Ounte were in fair request, with eales of State at 38c. a dic., and’ 390. 48:. for Western Canadian. Barley was nominal at 50c a 6uc. Corrgy —The market was firm, while sales were limited. The transactions embraced about 120 bage Rio at lic a 1c. Messrs. William Soot & Son give the following stavement regarding the stock of coffee in this market, 10 their circular of to-day :—Swock of Rio on the 16:h August, 1859, 61,172 bags; received since to date, 18,710; total ‘14,882; sales for consumption estimated at 6,877; stock Rio on the 28d day of august, 1859, 68,005; Maracaibo, 3.542; Laguayra, 260; Costa Rica, 2,193; Ceyloa, 5, Java coffee, mats, 42,175; do. government ‘and’ mate, 122,300. Tae bags,” 2,575; total stock of Rio on August 19, at New Orleans, war 20,000 bags; 20th, Baltimore, 28,000; Philadelphis, 3,600: New "York, "68,005; total bags, 119,006. Tae toliowing are the current quotations for all in the market:—Rio, prime, 1130. — Wc ; good, 1140 ; fair, 10340 #10 ; ordinary, 1030, = 10340. ; Maracaibo, 10%s. a 13c ; Laguayra, 1140. a 12% ; a Rica, 12 a 13%c.; pative Ceylon, 123{c. = 13¢ ; Jamaica, 110. » Uke, four months; Java, mats and bags, 5c. @ i6c , four and six moptha; St. Domingo, 10%c. a Lic., cash Meesrs. Scott & Son remark 48 foliowe:—There has con Unved a geod inqniry for Rio, but the further advance tp price of 4c, per Ib. demanded by holders has restricte: business; tales bave been 6, bags per Brazilian w and sundry lots at our quotations 8 Cargo Was noticed im our last. A epecuiative movement has taken place in Java, sales reacbing 33,600 mais, We advance prices of tnis descrip tion as above. Corron.—The rales embraced about 700 bales. The market closed quietly rt about the following quotations: — Uplana. — Mlorveda. = Mobile. N.O.d Texas Ordinary, 9 93g 934 934 Middheg. ny 1% As Micditr 12% 4 4 Wars acak 13 14 14 The following ie a statement of the movement in cotton since Ine let of September last, a8 compared with the pre- vious three yeare:— 1856. 1857. 1858. 1859. Rec’ts at porte.3,489.000 2,906,000 3.075,000 3 702,006 Ex toG Brit’n.1.946 000 1,416,000 1,894,000 1,965,000 Ex to France,. 478,000 413.000 878,000 439,000 Ex.tootnerf.p. 520,000 411,000 391,000 B41 000 Cutel exports ..2,943,000 2,240,000 2,678,00 2,975,000 Stock on bana.. "61,000" 72,000” 95,000 116/000 Of which during the past week, included in the above Rec'te at porte. 4,000 2,000 7,000 4000 Fx. to @. Brivo, pas 3,00 16,600 16,000 Ex to France,. Hee 1,000 pas _ Ex to other fp. ar 1,000 2,000 = Total exporte,.. _ 5,000 18,000 15,000 ‘Che :ncrease in recelpts at the ports compared with (858 was 233.000 baics. The increase tn exports to Great Bri tain compared with 1856 was 50,000 bales; decrease to France 39,600; increase to other foreign ports 21,000. Lo ta] increase in exports 32,00 bales. Freicnis —Epgagementa were light for English ports and rates tnehansed® fo Liverpool some square bales of cotton were reported at 7 32d. a X4d. The iatter figure was generally neked,and 77 bales Soa Island were en gsged at 6 16d , and 200 bbis. pork at Is. 9d ,ani40 hhas, Vopacco at Gd. To London the ship American Eagle was taken up to load with abont 1,500 bois. spirite vur- pentine at woout 68. 6d., and 2,500 bbis. rosin at p.t, and 70 tors oiicake at private terms. fo Rottes dum, 50 bbis. spirits turpentine at 3c per galton, ena & Contiderabie tot of honey at 3c , and 50 bbis. aghes at 28, and tobacco at 178. 6d., and 6,000 staves at p. 1 To Glasgow alot of bogs bair at 4d. and to Antwerp 10,000 stavee at p, t, Hay wos ecarce and firm at 70c. a 730. for old. Taos —Scoteh pig was gelling at $24. a $24 50 in small ois trom yard. Motasces.—-A sale of 100 bhds, Cuba muscovado waa RES —-Sales of 1,5€0 bbls. were made for sb'pwent at 44c. a 44340 45¢ , and a small sale of com- mon roein at p. t. Messrs. Luce & Turner report in taeiu circulsr the fol.owing:— Keecerpts, for thew ek. Since 1st inst. Since Jan. 1. 4200 €rmde turpentine, big, — 62.816 Spirits turpentine, a 8.907 85 52 21,138 464,906 1,126 88,406 ne an 5,000 rosin, {ao receipis}, have just ar- ° stock on band, remarking, included in the above tab rived, which we add to « however, that a large proportion of it bas already ecu placed, and will Hot probably be offered on the market. The stock of crude turpentine was 6,000 bbie ; spirits turpentipe 2,500 bbis ; rosin, 6 COO bbis.; tar 2,600 bois Exports for weck—Spirits turpentine, 1,206; rosip, 6,058 Total snce Ist Janusry—Sruce turpentine, 60,872; svirie turpentine, 43 462; rosin, 412,882, Exports tar since first Japvory, 18.499 Ors, the market was quiet and sales of linseed mote- rate at about 59c. There was no movement of importance in other descriptors Provisions.—Pork—The market was firmer and more active, with some purchases on speculation Tue sales embraced about 8,500 bbis., inclading new mess at $1475 0 615, thin mers at $13 60, and prime at $1025 » $1050. Beet was without change of moment, while the faves embraced about 160 bbls., including country prime at $5 60 a $6, country mesg at $7 $8, repacked at $3 a $10 45, and extra at $1075 a $:2 60 Cut meate were better, with eales of 125 hhds and tierces, at 6340. fo ebouiders and at 8c 2 8}<c for name. Lard wae tirmer, with sales of 250 bis. ans tierces at 10%c. a llc. Bat ter was steady, at 140, a tc. for State and 130. a 1740 for Ohio, Cheese ranged from fe. to 9340 vices —-There was @ speculative movement in cassia. Salcs of 1,000 cases and 20,000 mate were made at private terms. SvGars —The market was steady, with a fair demand both from the trade and for refining. The seles embraced about 1,200 bhde , included in which were 60 hhds Texar and some Porto Ricoat p.t. The remeinder coneistet of Cube muscovados chiefly within the range of 5340. a 6c. ‘The Jatter gure Leg pred Lanontd qualities, ‘Sales of shout 300 bole. weng made at 261, __ MARLATME INTELGIGENCR. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. 619 | MOON RISES. 6 47| wice Waren. Port of New York, August 23, 1969, CLEARED gctetmship Star of the South, Lyon, Savannan—s L Mitchill & Js Percbard, Paseebiac. NF- Page Hiawatha (Br), Hutchings, Gardena Autor & Fiough- Scbr Onward, Higgins, Bebe Rovira, howe HalibsD% Dawa Oe = Hal de ia 10Frre, Ter, Frank! t T Behr armadn Kovwica Reppabannnek fam Brunt &8lagot, Behr Ve } Boston—@ Ly Hatch & Oo. Steamshio Florida, Crowell, Savannah, with mdse and senyers. 5. Mitebill & Bon. 72d, 1:30 "AM, passed steam shive Jaw aoaer. hence for Charleston. and sete of trom “niladeiphis tor Gavannan; 3 AM, Alabama, hence oe 380 ¥ baa experienced strong head winds ihe entire pas- gs oveamanty Couch. Portemouth, wna mdse one mabe DIP Token, Parriet; michenond, wpb san Passengers, to Luclam & Heineken Ra Ship Vandaia, Paten, L verpool, 35 dave, with mse, to F Post slat tost Bd miles 5 ot tray Lead ear the wreck of 8 rene with both masta gone (probacly the ache Wm J. Bich arstor) Hark Eeranac (Brem), Wenke, Ar: Avg, !a ballnat, to Henuings & Gouling, ini AUGUST 24, 1859. pagearinay Mtoe ass racks rig Conuslrk (of rth), Grifin, 23 days, Apn (Br), Cole, Dorchater, NB, ‘Tdeys, with ‘Las Casas. Obarlesion Bae partol a cargo of rice &0, and wuched bere to flat:h load: ing fOr owary islands Brivoir (of Baltimore), Travers, Baltimore, 8 days, with aB0 10: angie Velona, sims, Calnia, 4 days, with lumber, to Simpeon ee: Rover (Br), O’Brien, Pictou, 10 days, with plaster, to D Schr Hevelock (Br), Murray, Dorchester, NB. 7 dayef with stone. to! tebe teary Br julee Matagorda Bay, 22 days, with wool a blogs basa it Pb : Ba — dave, with lam. ber. to DO Murraye iat inet eff Al sosusa, spoke ach Dero, Crowell, ‘rom Bicbinoed for Robr 18 Davis, Fisher, Charleston 5 days, with cotton, to Wet ready, Mots Sebr Leura Gertrude, Ellwood, Charleston. 9 days, with cot "ichr Monitivmn Pesig: Gsorgétawa, 80, 1. Gaye 0 BD end} iy Rehr George & Henry, Fields, Cox wavsborg,j0 a8 Pchr Marine. Merrihew, Wilmtagton. Ni, stores tos 8 Powell. 22d inat, lat $9 0«. lon 73 peed lows. Movers, lssttrom St Helens tor Fo 1000 bblail, and 1eaking badly; . a0Ke Coleman, 12 da*s trom Schr Wm Allen, Grar kenr B B Sean, ‘Mert hobr axa Win cbr Panams, Kellom. Vireloia, br O Hs Lee Soper, Virginia, ay: Sebr Congress. Michell eee Behr Bay biate, Werrill ects 60 b Schr Moses Waring, Crowell, Behr Geo ts Lastalr, “now, Harwich, 2 cays cbr nichard Law. magton, 2 day J 8 Lane, 5 Be * Bray, It ‘or Bosten, Siocp Pointer, Fowrr Providence 2 days, Pre on tac bolton t LJ be Iv oop BELOW. One bark and two brigs, unknown, BalLED. Steswehips Star of the South, Savannab; Roanoke, Norfolk. Wind at sunset SE, fresh. SANDY HOUr 23, and two brige OK, mniet—One bark going up the bay. "Wind 88, frecb; weather glear. "” GIGHLANDS, Aug 23, sunset—Two barks and two brigs outaide the bar, tn.’ Wind ESS, light; weather clear, Miscellaneous, Steamehip Nashville, Capt Murray, arrived on Monday from Charleston, and by her we received a New Orleans paper in advance of the mail, for which we are obliged to hor attentive commander. Quick Passage—The fine new steamship Yorktown, Commo dore Parrieh, of the Dew York and Virginia Steamshtp Com pany’s line, arrived last evening, having made the pastage from Norfolk in 21 honrs, and from Richmond in 29 hours ‘she will sal again on Thursday (to morrow). § For San Francisco—The Al clipper shtp Zephyr is again on the berth (in the Commercial line) for the above port Wepre dict success to the Bouse of Babcock & Styles, the agents, if the subsequert abips of thelr new line are as desirable every way as the Zephyr. Surr Brii0s. Mason from New Orleans for Liverpool, with ‘8 full cargo of cotton ana tobacco. previously returaed {o cietress sprung alesk when about 4 days out from the Pass, andtn order to her free it required 8 men at the pumps A aurvey was held 16th inst, and it wes fonad she was leasing eo bad:y that she was ordered to be discharged and put in doce sor @ luriber aurve Surr 4144, Graves. at Boston from Caleutta. reports that on the 20 of April, in the Bay of Bengal, had heavy squalis from SE spd sprung mato avd mizen masts fore and main yards, ‘and split sails; July 18, off Jape Good Hope, had heavy weat erly goles and epiit salis. Brig Marta Kenpatt-—About 200 tons coal bava been go! ‘out of this veesel (ashore in Vineyara Sound), and Capt Sole win Baker left New Bedford im the sloop Georgisna, on gaan last, with casks 4c, for the purpose of gettiug the oi Scux OR Vacxany, Berton, from Pitisdelohiv. for Lavace, put into Charleston 1th inat for repairs, hav ng on the 13in, 34, lon 74, experienced a heavy 8s blow and cross sea, during which carried away foremast eat Steam Tuc Samson, from New York for Mystic, with » valu able raft of spars aud vmver in tow for parties in thystic and New 5 ran ashore on Guose Isiana, near Falalasd Inland, on the night of the 18h tuat The steamer Oaceolls. Smith.'‘towed into new Loudon on Sunday ifty-tive sticks. of timber belonging to New sediord. The nalaace of ths ears and timber is evewn alorg the bearh petwaeu Killiugwarth and faybrook. it is thought the s.camer will go t» pleces. Paraovrm, Aug7—The Windward, Emerson, (rom ean zae, bas srrived with maim yard and mizen topmast carried away. Sypney. June 13—Tha Hornet Graves, which left this post for London four weeks since, wae ecmpelted to retaca is part ‘The weatber was very ped from the thae of ieeviny, on? 00 the 14tb nit, during a beavy gave from the 4w, the ship rotled 40 benrily apa strained ta nuch a degree that the watorwuse ‘pened, and the copper ou the port bow was party ripped off, tbe ship wae ihen in jat $9 45 8, lon 163398) «. the barometer down Wo 2966; fining the weaher still holding out, aad {. being imporsibieto go south of New Zealand bore uo for the sorth ape, and ‘nally, apt Graves determined w bring tan ship back to Bycney baavy gales condoura tor the neat! ws faye; onthe 20. it becawe variab'e from NW ts Si, with heavy squails, Gn the 2{st, ja lat 27 508 lon 164 12 &. & vio. Jent gale crime op at N*; hari meter down ta 2s 22, obliged ty lay tbe ebip to, and wre compel'ed to keep ber so until the 27d Next day the wind hauling more to the sunthward, allowed sat to he msde on the ship and a course ehsped for this port. The Hornet bas since resumed her voyage. Notice to Mariners, Notice is hereby given. that the *hoveful Light Vessel Vine- aan Sound, removed or repairs on the 23d ult, hag been re. pla Tne Cross Rip Light Versel, Vinyard Sound, haa been taven to Rew Heaiora, te be caused and re coppered, anc the Heliet (bt Vescel will occupy her station unt the repairs are com ple ‘the Relief ia schooner rigged, with a red ball at each mss’ head, boll patoted ved. with “heitef”” in white lettere on exch uide ’ She will show. every night from guneet to sunrise, one fixed light of the natural order. Y order ot the Lighthouse Board. MELANCTON SMITH, Lighthouse Ingp, 2d dist. Boston, Sept 25, 1863. The Hartford Courant expiatoa away the story of tho dis covery Of a new istand and the graves of shivwrecked saiors 3S: be new teiand élecavered by Caviain slaridge. of sad, discovered by My f New Bedford, in 1843 Is is owned by she New York Gusno Company. who built t e house on it for use when gathering guano. The graves existed in the captam’s ‘magination.”” = WGNT AT MARANTIAM MakaNitam, Jane 8, 1889 Notce ishereby giver that the ecrice of tne Lighthouse of Serta ia in aptate of ruin, caused by a portion ot toe east corner tp od, should ths continue, it 1 igbt be fmpormbie atthe mom to coutinne ite iliumioation. belore a commission of engineers charged to exawine the evi fice could make the necessary repsirs, Masters of all resaals Erte eed this port are therefore warned that all cautioa should be taken when in tha: victotty, a9 ag t) avoid casualties *1 DSS BabReDas, Lecretary of the Captsincy of the Port of Maranham. DANGEROUS ROCK AT MORETON MAY, AUSTRALIA Captain Denham, of & M. Herald reports the extsteace of rock, with as litte a8 seven feet water over ft ia the hitherto deemed frirway of the routh pres into Marston bay ‘Ve said rock les nearly midway upon a live draen be tween the outer extreme of Cape eoreton aud # icorra’ Rocke, and bea from the ligtnouse N by & 34 (easterly) distaui two miles. A sbip can keep seaward of it by night, so lorg asthe light in not bronght southward of * 8 W 3; W, or by day ane will ve etthe leam, one third of a mile cutside of it v0 lovg as Moaot rempeat (hearirg 8e W) is open of Cave Maretn. walle. if bornd into the bay, a sate pasenge between tt spd the cape will he ensured by not opening Ridjetree Land north vard of North Point, with which it closes, but f@ seen over, on the bea ing of8 W % W dimant objects, or himeelf {uto che plot ground of Moreton Bay. te should, according to the wind bug the toot of the Caps, which Ia bold on the south hend, oF herrow upen the breavers of Flinders’ Rocks on hia north hand, rather than make frea with the midwey line ot the exit oul Fasesee. until the suggested black buy devotes the actual position of thiy fearfui deoger, lying, as it does, outalde the toardit x timits of the local plicts ‘A block bell puov of considerable dimensions haa now been placed at ebout a cable's ‘ength 88K of this rock, on the f)1- lowing bearings; — Mount Tempest, 8 by W 3 W, open of Cape Moreton Light roure Cape Moreton Lighthouse, 8 by W 3; W. westerly. Kivgetree Bill, SW 3g Wy WW westerly, Bighest plonscle Flinders’ Rock, N by W. galne buoy ls moored in ten fathoms water —Sydney Herald, june 13, lemen, See port arrivals. lf at New bedford 224 int... barks Becla, Nickerson, Pa. cifle Ocean; Vigilant, Cole, do. ‘Sl4 ship somaa, Ind‘an’ and Pacific Oceans A letter from Capt Hamb'in, of abip Hesper. of Fairhaven, ated July 15, at wea lat 87 45 6, lon 37 24 W, reooris her clesn, all weil.’ The ship was i> first rae order. Woaia touch ‘at Weatern Ielands lat of keptes ber « letter trom or A len, of bark Huntress, NB, reports her at St belena July Iu, ba taken 400 pols ep oi} sino leaving St Catharines. Also reoria at do, Navigator, Fiaber, Mogar- town. 60 »p since Jeaving st Helens A ie:ter from Cant lark, of bark Ocean Rover. of Matt re ports Rer at aes, no let, dc, July 20, with 210 bbls ap oll; all well. A letter from t Morton. of ship Splendid, of Edgartown, March at ut Paul’a Indian Qora, all oh e aperm a from Mr Modley, of bark Bi of Begastown. re J bo — a ee Br steamship Cirenasien hence for Galway, Ag 2 lt 4260, a Hong Kong for Sydney, NSW, {2 aya trom Norfolk for Barbados, . from Mansanilla for NYork, Aug Keys Ports. bark Mercy Ellen, for NYork svg i—in a briy Couguest er da do Sanpiyr, avg Scart ell Power, itn, Bordowns: 76, Ss 3; ‘Putten, Patten, NUrlean: 1 Bed Amt om. for aalem, une; Fa At Mi Fi fy. Chaney, une; oo at eda ain, brig Uooan sagle Yates, do, A, wbvdan bark Utel . une; eobr Henover, Kavres, Barks Mar Lan-sevta. Goody; Kedar, Walton, and J were ali nt wina CousGos, ug 6—1n port party sagle, Baker, for New York ABib, « ondelta, Cook, from Boston to load ealt for Cana. Drmanana, Aug 4--In port Br brig Cordelia, for Halifax lag. ane, Pyveni Henderson, Wyburg for. @ ; eene, do for Sorteaus conome Swasey, N York, ones ‘og $ Ay Ganove, Hotchine, aad Besiora Queen, Gnsanoox’ For. 61d Jane Daggett, Lambert, New York; seach at ae tug |— Ave hark ‘Skuse Coombe, ‘ Sree ana ULL, Protas, i) ne. " Ailianre Netnrrene Orv een ge eaee, Bowen, Havens, Be Slepben Glover, Barrey, Calcutta; $b, Milton, Bradford. ujahe SRP, Lrmtre avo, Yo; ad, Waar, for Ide Oth, Maltie Sunw, Bucksport; Ath. Ulers, beater ttn Coromt Fiovers, NYork' (destination: on™ 40g 7—Off, Reporter, Howes. trom, Liverprol P. 1—In port brig Mary Emily, to load: Guenec, sg ib arr bark ream Beli take Lowe steamer Uncle Pen, for Horton clacharged bar off Rive [nd forenocn of 1th tvat, to less thea nine hwure frou ue Sr #inan’s, Aug 5- Off, Essex, Atwood, from Lonion for M@bourne bu: iD, + ug 7 ~ arr Louies Alateh, Me! Guapestax oon, Havre, sug 8—arr Evertte Partridge; snd Gov brown, azndnby: ‘eudn. seatiheasd rBvKG, July 22 arr’ ivan Chandler, Cronatadt; 234, Umar Pasha, Torrey, Ucsingiors. r 7 ALEX +NDRIA, vg 22. Aur br 4 tor, slack Hawk, dalout st Joba, No. cura, Ke Mokeney, Bradford, Win’ sor; Wines w Barer Boston; Daviet 1 kver; Cornelta, Groot, Wi i i oring, Bi2ZO8 aug li-- Ip portecpr Florecos, the bar. brig Abine (German) from from A York. Samburg Ana erpes BANGOR Aug 20-Arr brig Stewart, Dennison, Yorn. Cid Boon nee . % , KUlinen, Cardensa BRISTUL, aug 2l-- arr ache Gladding Bltzabeth- PAKER’BLANOING (Warwick), Avg 22—Arr sloop Frank- | ees Port Kwen. si, sebr Goltien bagle, Kelsey, © GLESTON, Avg 19 Arr steamshio Ooluubla, Berry, BC ea tt, Beeb en lagers Viekery, Horton, Phtiade pha round w Lavocs Sid brig Surf Mctntyre, Hoa fon; schra adda » Jaci vonville; Flying Scud, 2, etown, 8 J. Gat sls Aug It—Cid echrs John snow. Sutter, York; Jane Hassel 16th, brig Velons, Barnard, NYork; sohr Judge Teony rs, Fbuadel bie vHeTH eM, Aug 2% 5 £48, (by tel), steamer Joseph wi Haitimore for Boston piney Howes, from eA-?t GikaN WICH, aug %2—-Arr sloop Deceg'ion Smith, ‘fwen i FACL BIVER. Aug 19—Arr echr Ameliam, Marbie, Port Bowen, (and ald Ziet tor NY Rescue: Hacva, Pailadel, phia sloop Vigilett, alizacethport Sid, echrn sative, wehart, ‘and Lady Jan ye web slory beret do. Moviverv, Alexandria; @arths Ba biog atingwn, Pbiiscelphia; Jobn Lancager, a. GsULGEIOWN, BO, Wa i . Has eR Masa Fasten Si Rae kina, P York; )Sth ‘Cbar! 5, brig Kooce benner, Gill, do avg 20-Cld previous, schra A A Nickerson, for boston (was in Lampton Roadp melia, do; Ivy, Hendersoo, Gast Campridge; Be ley, catem bombs’ Hou, 18 ¥M—arrbrice Sultan, Le Beeston for Ubarlestan; C A Sampson, Por er, 3! nB, for Phitadelphia; ec! Jon. Furnueh § york for Boston; Tag H ctroup, Vorvon snd W 4 Ferguson, Smitn, sosion for Phi- ladelp bia; peng ern, Briggs, .0 for N York; Jno V ire'and, r Baser Vepnis, ‘Aug 19-are'bark Marv &dson, Nickerson, Gostoa for Phi- te, Mules (late Kiwel!), Havens ‘or lndelpbia; bigs wate, ordere: Lilann. Batley. W aork for Peroo-oke, schrs J Grier- fou, Harding, NYok for boston; alabama.’ Vaogilder; @ & Smitn, Craumer; David smith Douging, Heury B° Simmons Godtrey; Mi Her, Laws, «len usb, Somers sod Ji Miche |,'Worrls, boston for Phitsdelvbis (ister with centro boars breven); "J § Weldin, Simtth, and Mestera, Smith Sa- lem for do: bf, Talpey, Forsmoath for do; Soston Huckion, 3 Esstp-7t via _Konowoy’ for NYork; Minnehaha. Cacdage, Bluebill for Portmouth, Va Sid Brig Lilban; schre Lion, jomes H Sou} 20tb— arr brlas J M Sawer Bradley, Alexandria for Bow ton; Byles, Prewey and Cubs, Sawyer bitzabetbport for do; Kiveo. Covery, Bakimore fur salem, Phebe Paige, Lewis, }hilade!pbia for Bath; evhre Challenge, Hall, slexandris tr Boston, ¢ J Breguad, sichols tseorgeiowa, DU for do; Urris Frances, « lark, tud Benj Fraowin ‘reevies?. Baltmore tor do; J Will amaon, Jr, Winemore; John & Piater, and James s Hewilt; Koes, Poilsdelphie for do; Moatrose, Wall, and arcturus Newcomb, tiizapetuport tor do; N serry, —+ Lets Joy, and arzco, Torrey, NYork for do; Julia & Matha, Toothaker ‘do for Kewburyport, Wil wn Sone, soxtt, Newark: for Weymouth; U | Hareoud, aartoix for N tied ord. Y. Doo de, nih Borton tor + lesa: 4 ta ge Bulian, CH timo Jobn U Ireisnd -lsvams a 6 Smita Gavia smith, AP Jim: mons, Mary eilier, hlien Busb, Vacid # Wolf J8 Weldin, peailess, » P Miovebah Bostud, ans Yaokee 10016. F srr brig J West, Worater Balt aore for orton; acs Chopometer. Pesrson, alexeparia for do; Marietta Hilton, Tivon, “aria L Davis, Falet sod Bybert Corsoa. Ladiem, Pbtindel hia do, #1) tam 4 “fteomo Theser, Perth »m- hoy for do; B Woolsey, Philadelphia for #rowinee'o wn; Chrrlote, srey, New York@r buco sid ech foha R riater, from Hosion for Pbilade phia_ ni tas before Pr 2 rarche LP Pbharo Craver: wavie; Obar- Jotie Shaw, Carman; war’ d& alizabeth wnora Light 6; Arn Porter. syree; H tx Cogeha'l beton; Jobo aden. bighee; Benlsd, berrou: PF > Kaundera, Bomers; Biicha T troith' Lee, and now #iake Weaver, Philsdelynra for Boston, Mazy wn, eitzate: 3 Coean ave ies hie for Lva ton Taysor, do Diva] Jeunto, Lar a Look fab do for @orieue (iton, and /d~ulotte. jartba Jae (sr), Cornett, dew Yore for 8t ‘leek Uieword Yonag’ Kachei 3 Milter, alexander Hepierson, ——, Holmes, mesl wee, do for Ly pl & «ons, vole do for falem. 8» M, wird ligt irom N Ws @othing sailet. peek? FURD, aug 210 eoar E , Ubapman, New ort Js OK30! LE, Aug 18--Arr brig Delaware, Bi do; Juile ncn, Ket * ‘ype t; ceso Bride (+r). . New Sork tor Winseor ¥ 8 eewiand old ache Ut 220— sre brig nendinn; 16 brig ver, Carisie, Bev W ogers, and’ augusta, Cole, I win. Montgomery. nud Mo ‘Quesn, Web: Jobn vhas, Wallace, duata Oruz BoBALE, AuK 16— ld echr $ Wattson, Wileby, Philedel- bis 2 MYSTIC, Aug 20—4rr echr # # Smith, Sherwood, Salit- mor, NE® JRLBe MB. sug 16—selow coming uo, sats dena, Jeckeon, fom * York; bate a Borte, Patten, from mack port: Bibs butio’k, emi b few Miparitlan Old ream» hip Fasota Hmith, 1s Salle via Gatveston, shio Fraok Pisrse, Leach, vervool; Fars + red Lenoipg, Sumner, Philadelphia; achr » & Keestog. cimpkiog Sia, arr up “ith (ug tel). stipe arayris, Deano, Liverpool; Ge noa, Jackroo, York. Kt RCULK, Aug 20- Arr acbre #inggold, Delyroot N York; Pocket Kelly, Providence brig 343 L meoa Bante gest Went indies, avbr sepaington woKay do Sid frm Hampton Kosde ith pviue ( oniata @ (seem), for Harooe; Uncle voe. tor 1 iveryeol 19th, barke New Light 18th; dex, mavtown, 19tb; Yankees Biace. NkW BELEUSD, ous 2i—Arr achre UD Garwood, Nor- folb; Wilt ty ‘owe. Wiggton, Puiladeipbta: 22d, Oarthageas, Crapo, and Telapd sella. sherman. Ph isdnlchte. Below, & bark. ‘bid Wd. Chauncey Bt J ibn, Doyle, slizabethyort; Zlet, Sarah Henson, himdeipbia. Ns WEUrYPoRT, s0g 20 - err schre Susen Bray, Reed, Phiadel: bis, Eucbantress, Kvang York NKWHULI, dug 2\—are echy Yaes, Poat, Philadelphia; 22a slo p George, Orblelgh, Hizane:bport NEW FONDUN, sug ti—arr abip Monticello. Nantucket, to fit sor whaling; 724, schrs Col ester, Delanoy, Wi miaetin, BO. for Norwieb; Telegraph. 61d Pouce, Pa: alectric, Lord, und elida, Carbary, Phitnd NEW BaVEN Aug 2—.rr sche Gen armetrong, Keleyy, Porto #ico; america, —~ . srenton; sloooe Summing Bird, Chapman Nicsk; Warren‘ Stanoerd do ald, soured 4 War- rev, NYork, Saren Klizabeth. do; Judge Bunyoo, New Brune wick: ore China do ope Jnhet NYe PHiLaDELYH ia, Aug 24- ser steamer Soston. Sellen, Cape may, ebip Tusosrora. Lunlevy, uiveroool: bark Mery » M Pett, larg. dc5 Radeon (ne~) wicversen Hoston: echr Rly, Cheereman, Nantucket ld. nteamer Kennebec, Haad, NYork; brig Urmus, aber New Aadford 2— err stexmer Deiawere Cops, BYork: barks Gesler, Laxkesu, iremernaven Mary Boson, Nickerson and Corse= Ua; boberts, Someon; prig Cygnet Porlans; echrs ® a Ham~ mond (ain, Salem (ere old for Boston); W Sanlabary, dad top and N'B F Thompaoa, Barves, Boatza (ead both old for co): By May, 4oover. and J © Patterson Gand, do; A Boom, Willtsrue, Middlet wh; WD Cergill, Gawkine aud Ses Witcn, ewitk. » York Old seamer Boston, kelie=, & York; uaa gavter, Lecan. Ne riesue, bart Oak, ateios, Goaton: brig Jao Belk Fiteld. savanaab chee ‘Canase (Br), 8 - Nae pan, Mig buoy pee, Gurcioer % PuntuanD, Aug 22—A bark Varoline Bllms, Elims, Phila. lelbhie* 21st Signal tor a brig. PROVIDENCE, « ug 22—Arr schra Nancy J Bray‘on. Gage Philadelphin; HA’ Weeks Godfrey. 40; Maria. Luisa, . Hemamingway. sondout for Yaw teal oc 100} ‘dary Bast, Helock. Port Kwea; america, Stedman York. id. s'hr hervon’ Wien tt Jane, 8 raloop President, Gates, BYork Also ald, schre #eotut Falltogs Ae ‘ea Fowl, Davis, and lols, etennard, do slocpa Glide, Norton ‘and Trepsiation, As vain, NYork. BICRBORD, aug 2 sr oe Ber) F Reeves, Baw, Ruck- ba} AB ang 19~afr ship Monterey, Norton, Portland, “ASS acy einen Get Wetce Hite, madngry RALB a. A Wert Coast ot africa; aobr Leocadis, Snail, 8 Tork: AISCELLANKOUS. qos BON & MELVIN, No. 5 Ate 7 (PO ALL WHO VaLUe THAIR sIGHT. SEMMONS & 008 BRAZILIAN PEBBLE PANTASOOPIO SPECTACLES. 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