The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1859, Page 8

REWS FROM CUBA. Rystval of the Empire City—Three Quarters a> Million tn Specie from New Orleans. ‘tame port carly yesterday morning. New ‘Jeanna on the 20th inst., and arrived at Havana on the 64. M, baving touched meaiwhile at Key ‘Iané pasmengers on route for California, On the ‘Wpire City encountered a very severe gale, mainly from ‘tbe sontheaat, which lasted about eighteen hours, accom: panied with a beavy sea, the ship’s position being about weventy miles northwest from the Tortugas. at Havana there ig no news. Dulness is the sole n0- fGoeable feature in local matters. The market for most merchantable commodities is in Nike position. Freights fare quoted a trife lower than last reported rates. Exghanges rule higher; London 1434 to 1644 premiaw; New York 434 to 53g premium; New Orieaus, short sight, 610 6% premium, The Empire Tity left Havana for this pert & 6 P.M. on the 2th, passing United States mail Philadelphia, at anchor just ouside the port ig freight and passengers. The Empire City Driv; fair cargo, fifty passengers and $776,031 apscie, ‘eblefly in Mexican silver, coined and in builion, vir —~ EW ORLKANS TO NBW YORK, aes , Brougere & Bonoenn & Sotsesse 000 Jmnnan, Sor rman & Od. 100,000 see es $776,081 OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Bayvana, August 24, 1859. ain Appeal to the Herald—Hard Treatment of a Foreign Capian—Change of Coaning Steamers—A New Privaie Reilway—The New Enlistment of Soldiers—The Havana Dank Hoarding its Specie—Public Vaccination—A New Dianseuse— Death of the Spanish Consul at Vera Criu— Mere Boeale Negroes Landed—Susp:nsion of a Commercial Higuse— Markets, dc. , éc. ‘Captain Carl Geiblstori7, of the Mecklenburg bark Hein Bendorff Krasson, has related to me a case of great hard. mbip which happened to bim in this port, with the desire hat it should be sent to the universal Herauy, which he eoasicers as the only defender in the world of the op prersed of every land. The bark arrived in this port frem Furope with a full cargo of heavy goods early last worth. She is now at Matanzas, loading under charter for Faimouth, England. Before the inward cargo of the bark ‘wesbalf discharged, four of the crew attempted to run fawsy, and for safe keeping were placed in prison. Ia a @sy or two after this two others of the crew and ‘Whe mate were altacked with ‘Beard his une officer, and two of the original crew. As soon as (he capiain had Jett bis veazel the Custom House officer assumed the ssbarge of everyihing on board, rummaged over the cabin ‘and.private stores of the céptain, got glorious” himself, luced the carpenter and the two sallora to imbibe na freely as himself. About this time a Greek sailor came on beard the bark and seduced away the two remaining sailors of the orew, under the pretence that they could get higher wages by working on the railway, where 1 is well known they went. In five or six days the natura! 00d cunatitution of Captain G—— and careful attention, ‘et tbe hospital, enabled him to evade the of Yellow , and he returned to the command of bis bark, ‘finding only the carpenter and the Custom House officer on eard—his cabin turned topsy turvy, his wines aad other stores all congumed, and everywing oa board the greatest disorder, Afver g bis cabin and ves- sel into something iike ship shape order with his own bands, Captain G. made inquiries, and ascertained that the ‘we runaway sailors were to be found at the Guanajay Railway,at work. One of the sailor’s family being known ‘bo Captain G. in bis native land, he was particularly anx- Yous to recover bim to take bina back to Earope in the bark; therefore, prosuring = guide and interpreter, he ‘weat to Guensjey, a distance of eome tix leagues. Apply- to the fureman of the works for perm'ssion to search Jor bin two sailors, it was civilly granted bim, but a mes- ‘Benger was observed to be despalched on a locomotive 10 ‘B distant pert of the works, where no doubt the two aaiiors Were employed, and to which Captain G., in his then enfeedied state, was unabie to walk, he having 80 receat. dy ieft the hospital. He attempted to get on ine locomo- ave with the mesenger, but was not permitted to do 89, ‘gad he returned by tue last train that evening to this city, @iscoureged and diebeartened at the cruel treatment ne ‘ad received io this ieiand, Albeit he sppareat'y is not a man “given to the meliing mood,” I saw the toar drop standing in Captain G.’e five blue eyo as ae reiaied his to me, and [could not but sympathize witn the man bis miatorsupes, . The coasting steamer Pelayo is to take the place of the ‘Oresp Bird on toe next trip wo St, Thomas, Puerto Rico aud Foerto Piaite, ko. She ie to sail on the 24th inst., two ‘Gays jater iban the usual period of the departure of the Ocran Bra. Don Julien Zalneta, the wealthy planter, has obtained Private rafiway ip the Jariadiation of cb isto place hw two sugar estates, oalied > and “alava,” in commuaication wita each other. This private railway will cross the Jucato pubic raiircad, aud Don Jwian Zuineta bas been required to pro- tect the pubic trom ai] damage ariaing therefrom. ‘The commencemen: of she enlisting of free nogross and colored persons for the militia ig to begin at noon en the Jet proximo, ‘While: our money market is so stringent, the Spaniah Bank of Hayana continues to board up its specie, Tnus, atthe close cf last week there was $205,026 48 more wpecio in iis vaults, and $178,150 in ita notes more than at the end of the preceding week. The profits of that bank Ingt week amounted to $5,789 09. Six hundred wad sixty-one doliars per annum is appro- Friaiea in this city for pubiic vaccination. A new batiarina (danieuse) has arrived from Spain, awed Dolores Diaz; great expectations wre formed ot her artistic powers. She is to appear at the veatro Tacou. ‘The Gas Works Company «: Cardenas, which bag been in Operavon scarcely twelve moaths, bos declared & divi- dend of aix per cevt on ita capital atock. By Madrid papers (received here by British steamer Conway, which arrived 22d inet) dated 20th ult., we keern that a submarine telegraph ia to be established trom Cadiz to tho Antilles. A concession to lay the cane ‘to the Buleario Isles bas been granted by the Spanish gov- ernment to Mr. Horatio Perry, who, if I miatake not, was Sormeriy Secretary of Legation to the United States diplo- matic mission to (ke Spanish Court, ‘The late Spanish Consul at Vern Cruz (1 bave not been able to jeara bis name), died a few days since in this city Of yeliow fever. From an authentic source I have lesrned, within half an tour, that revenicen hundred bozales were landed lately at o piace called Seguipa, which I beifove 1s on the north side of (be islaud, altaough I canaot fad it laid down on wy wap. Tbe name of ihe Spauish honge that has suspended pay- meut, to which I referred io my Jaat letter, ia Mazorra & Co. itocours to me T wrote some other name in error. Tre brig Allan A. Chapmen, Lanvent, for whore saiety home fears were entertained, arrived 23d inet. aller ® yery long pavsage from New Orleans, Ste reports Daviog Jeit tairty vessels, among them the bark Al- beriina, of New York, at anchor on salt Key Bank, be tween which avd this port abe pissed large quantities of Pieces of wrecks, barrels, &o, set commercial advices I sent were to the close of the week. Tous far this week @ coruplete stagnation has reigned over the sugar market. The lonson in sugar of maby this year hayo been eo heavy that great pradence in exercised, purchasers refusing to yield to the exorbitant apeculators, moger continue as por last advices, Hre‘ghts to British Channel for ordera are tendiag wp- wards. I know of an American veerel, of 3,000 boxes ca Fee shat has been of-red 608. per ton to load sugar for Falmouth for orders, The ticket bearing ine number 1,433, drew the $100,000 Prize im she drawing of the Jotiery hare on the 23d ingt, The Real Aud'encia, or Sapreme Court of Havana, has pronounced ite decree confirming the wentence delivered sy Judge Pellejero, releasing Senor Don Migusl de Embil from all blame or penalty on the recond com piaiat of Guu, Concha. The decres says:—in view of tho representa- tious mage by the Fiscal Attorney, ana the facts upon which the sentence appealed from oa the 18th of May last 4g founded, it 1s confirmed, the cosis of this second prose. eution being now declared'to be afficial. The sentence of the 6ib of Decomber, 1856 is alto coufirmed. Tain te com- mended by the authorities whose namor are allixad. Bandoval, Reagon, Malo de Molina. Harana, Avgust 17, 1859.” E HAVANA MARKETS. A moderate amount of business has been done fo this market since tbe 19 ult. Scgars have not uadergous uy izoportant change in value. Tne stock on the 274 of Jduguet was 235,000 boxes, against 130,000 at the same este in 1858. Moiasses continued to be neglected. O! lave 0 bhos. clayed were taken at 3 reals, for distilling Bu vers offer 23g rene, at which desiers re‘ to sell. The nominal quotsiions sre 8 reals for clayed nnd 4 reals for 1 ‘uscurado, Honey is scarce; its nomiasl price ia 3% Feils, © quantity has been exported to the United Scatea ‘and gu, "ope. Tobacco continues to rule high; since the Ast of J, Wary 1,877,356 Ibs have been sent to the United States. um bas been very dull, and bas farther dectined in value, . Yo change im the value of szgars. Exchavges, —The supply of papor having been mode- vate and the , mand steady, rates tiave gradaaily ad- Vanred, and w, *© 0D the 224 inst. as followa:—O2 Loa- don, 1434 9153 FT cent prominm; Paris, 2i¢ a 8 per ent premium; Ne ¥ York, Boston ‘and other Northern ities, 43¢ 0 53¢ per "Mt promium, and on Now Orleans short, 63¢ per cent pre “tam. Imports —Mers beef— 17 ddis. New York sold at $15, and 66 at $13 50. Pork— 10 dbie. mese us $23, 105 prime $17 8734, and 25 at $21. , TAms—30 bois. Now Orleans and 19 Baltimore at $16 per QDial. Philadelphia aad New York butter at $17 60. , “ice=049 casks Carolina, in eight lows, at 12% 6 1534 reais , ‘Be Arroba; 507 casks’ of Carolina on band. Potatoce—29 , \'8 American at $6 50, ‘71 and 100 at $8, 1,000 at $5 50. , Tf bls. Now Orleans 76, szd 262 Now y WE $3 50 Hey 988 balee American sold in three jo, * #t 82 573, a $3. Bosrds—Eight cargoes bavo arrived = othe th July Of white pine and eprase; three of which % Contract, one at $90 and two at $28; the othern soit at $22 2 $26 25, according to quality, Pitch pine—Oaly foor CA" ROe® had arrived, and were placed at 891 60 a $32 4°. mand for pitch pine and white pine war very fa, Orabie Freights—A moderate amount of basioess has b. 0 doug * Hest this NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1859. has been absent from his post for two weeks, q vacation, wi juietly enjoying a brief summer vi , undisturbed by the pp ‘of those kindred pot house organs, the News and 1@ HERALD—Could we claia for him the early triaia and triampbs which these twin exbalations of the meiropoli. ian gutters impute as a disgrace, we would gisdly prefer them as evidence of genius and ener- ey which overcomes all obatacies, Bat as his ey Liege. Fe Rs iy RO Prof, Henry, of the Smithsonian Institute (formorly prin- Cipal of the Albany Academy), and to Union College ano Nott, rather than to the agencies montioned = tae th of history” compels us to rob hia of thir uvintended praise of bis enemies, and to pluck from bis tat pogee, ienot tho sanignity ef the ‘News, sided by est ews, that of the Hxns, sulicealy imaginative to iaveut eomeshing bad of Mr. Cassidy? again. CASSIDY CHARGES THE HERALD WITH STEALING 4 OOPY OF WiSE’S LETTER the sien Atlas Argus} The New York Hxnatp, in suswer toa paragraph of ours that it had dropped Wood, denies the allega ‘ion, and comes to his defence, and vigorously supports Wise and ‘Wood's programme ‘to organise by districts and whip the enemy, or send two delegations.” We copy from this Wire ‘and Wood organ :— And if they should sen: ences. It will be for the National tween the bona Ee howl as much aa they will over this prospect, but incre fi Bo it seems that the $20 with which the Hxraxp claims to have bribed somebody to a1 o>tain for its bi cpap tng after all, for the benefit of Wise and Wood, who, like Don: it waa of twenty doilars and published in the Hurato—the noto- riety of thelr plan of operations and the all who could be led to sympathize them, bei: deemed more than ® compensating advantage for its in- famy. Teis for the democrats of the State to seo to it that this plan for disorganizing their party is crushed out, What- ever head it may have in Virgin! York, let it find no encourag fo thi State, Let us have a united party—united at home in ite contest with the common foe, and united abroad in ite _— im the councils of the democracy of the ————_ Personal Inte Among tha arrivals at the St. Lerdo de Tejada and suite, of Mexico. Many wi!l remember the detection of Rowlend A. Smith, an employé of the railroad company, in robbiog the Bos’ top mail at the fo in New Haven seme five yuara ago, ‘and bis subsequent conviction and sentence to Slate priaor for s term of twenty-seven — His previous good character, his conduct while imprisoned, and his tailing boakh, elicited the sympathy of many citizens, and appli- cations bave been made to the President for his discharge, in which tac officers of the law united. The Prosideat ar a) last granted the petition, Smith was released oa jaturday, Kafeol V. Valdevieso, Archbishop of Santisgo, Chilie, and suite, arrived in the city Teor inal wod nas takea apartments at the Metropolitan iL. Among the pasgengera who gailed in the packet suip Nicholas for Havre, on the 28th instant, was John Mitchel, the Iriep patriot, and late editor of the Citizen, Americang registered at the banking office of Lansing, Baldwin & Company, No.8 Place de la Bourss, Paris, from August 4 to Auguet 11, 1860:—E P. Prentice and famtiy, W.8. Collins, M. G. Henriques and family, A. 1. Holley and wife, 0. B. Norton. G. A. Bradbrook and lady, Lieut. Col, E. 8, Roberts, J. C, Gray, Augustine Smith, D.S. Riker, P. Starr, J.D. Phyte aud fainiy, H. W. Shelton and wife, Mi . W. Bodenhamer, J. H. Deming, &. F. Hali, John Blootgond and daughters, Rev. J. B. Hardenderg, D. D., Mrs. and Miss Hardenderg, J. MM. Hooker and wife, S, jBeardsisy, R. W. Peckham, New York; D. F. Hinckle, Joe. T. Nuobola, Dr. G. L. Pancoast, Dr. Thor, R. Davgitecn, Dr. Wa. Youvg, E. W. Bailey and Hotel are Souor family, 8 Diekton, A. D. Mograw, ( W. Grigg eo Pontes. We oo. yr Dany Bod wife, Ponting, M. D5 Geo. Motleory sf and wifo: Ohio; Miss Lice, men; 9% Thorn and family, A. Brathor aad family, Le.; 1... Johaxon, A. R, Richards, L. 8. Hender- con, Ky , Horace Day, R. P. Cowles, Coan.; . 1. Sul- Xvan, G. J, Bucknell, Cal. Brookiyn City News. TH SrveviaR Case at THe Crry HosrrraL—The man George Arf, who sustained a fractare of the neck, by a fall from the staira of hia residence in A‘lantic street, on Thureday ihe 26th inet., died at the City Hospital at seven ovclock on Sanday ovening the 28th inst. A post mortem exem/nation was made, and it was ascertained that death was caused by the fracture of the body of the fifth cer. vical vertebrae. During the tims the deceased remained under treatment the fractured parts were adjusted soms cozen t mes, in order to supply him with ford and drink, which be could not. otherwire take. On these occastour he conld use his arms; but when the sgain becsme separated, by removing the pressure—which he could not suttaio for a long periot—bis Hmbs became motionices The body and Jower extremities were paralysed, but re- Spiration remained ins normal condition, and the pulse was foll. He conversed with comparative ease during his iliness, and wae aensibie of his condition throagaocut. Tho physicians took @ great deal of interest ia the case, which appears to be one of the most eingolar that has ever occurred. An inquest was held, and a verdict ren. dered that death resulted from an accidental fail. Stwyeviak Accmpent.—Mr. Cbaries Cavuingbam was Drought to the City Hoepital on the 26th inst. with hie wight eye so much injured tbat it resulted in a total loa of vision, It appears that he was in a porter bouse with & friend; they called for sarsaparilln, Mr. Curmioghem belng u denler in that article, There being some diflouy in getiing out the cork, he knocked off the neck of the bo: we. One of the fregments flew into his face and pro- duced the gerious result above stated. Toe Taxes OF BROOKLYN ror 1860.—Tue Joint Board of Aldermen and Supervisors to fx the amount of tuxes for thesupport of the city government and other purposes, doring the year 2C0, held their thirtsenth mecting Inst evenibg apd concluded their labors. The follewing is 4 synopsis of tbe different purposes for which the taxes are to be levied :— Intes eet to be raised for city loans... ¥or principal on city loan ° Salaries... ..s..se00e Sommon School purposes... Police purposes 231,171 General purposes = 93/260 Lighting rireets.. 102,500 Hire department, : 63,550 Cleaning streets and repairing ols and pumps.. 42,800 Totals reercese - $983,766 Estimated city’ revenus to be @edactod from th tex on the Whole city... seve oo $168,451 Tne BRiGHAM Casx.—The case of Frederick B. Brigham, of Norwalk, charged with an attempt to poison bin wife, wae continued by Judge MoTurdy to the next terra of the Supsrior Cort in Fatrfield county, to givo Beigham’s oncle, now responsible for tho $5,000 bonds, time to got bis uephew in custody again if he can. It was ebown to the Court that Brigham had deliberavly gous to Cuba after a preliminary study of Spantth, and the two brothers, after making over their property to their uncle, jomed Frederick by request, and afterwards went to Cali- sornia, His wife, who did not die from the effenie of ths Polroa, had a petition for divorce granted, and her name Saneet to Jane Smith, her maiden name.—New Haven ne FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Angust 29—6 P. M. The bank statement of to-day compares as fol- lows with that of last week:— Week ed’ Z i ire’ Boe 50! e114 Se0.190 sitcsetas asic 7 Aug 27.. 117/641/070 20/728/066 a’234’a79 7 Deoresse $449,129 675,882 83,90 1 Alb 008 Considering that the banks received $2,126,000 on Satarday from California, and $776,000 to- day from New Orleans, this statementexhibits them in a very strong position. Considering the heavy export of Saturday, 20th, the loss of specie is not large; we presume that to-morrow morning the reserve will amount to about $22,500,000, The decline in loans is an extremely satisfactory feature. Some of the banks, we notice, have increased their dis- connts; the Manhattan, for instance, has again “strengthened” itself, according to its pecnliar method, by increasing its discounts and seittag rid of its specie; but the general move- Ment ig conservative and deserving of the highest prak A steady adherence to this course for the y Gt forty days will enable the banks to afford merchante all the assistance they can legiti- mately expect in October and November, and will obviate all risk of general embarrassment. Provi- dence has interposed most opportunely to protect us from the consequences of over importations by granting the West a superabundant crop; it only remains now for the banks to beware of repeating the error from the penalty of which they hare thus escaped. The circle of buyers at the Stock Exchange widens, the commission business increases, aod prices continue to advance. The facts presented in this morning’s Huraup in reference to the past and future movement in Western breadstaffs were ibe subject of nluch comment in financial circles; the prevailing opinion being that, in consequence of the upusnally small shipments of breadstufts from the West this spring, the fall and winter movement will be vunusnally large. There are mauy who can recollect the time when forwarders had to wait ten days to get their pro- duce sent over the New York Central and Erie; the more sapguine among the operators of the day predict a similar rush of produce to the East this fall, Thus far, however, the movement by rail is confined to Ilinois. The receipts by the Rock Island, Galena and Illinois Central contiaue to be very large, and may possibly prevent the antici- pated decline in the gross earnings of August, 23 compared with August, 1858; but in the other States the effect of the crop will not be felt till September. The Michigan roads, the Toledo, and other roads in Obio and Indiana, will probably show a falling off in August. When the tide of traffic does reach these roads the increase will be very great. The most active stock on the list to-day was again New York Central, which opened at 743—an advance of {—rose to 743, and closed at 74} bid. A sensation was created by a sale of 4,000 shares of cash stock at the morning board, and for some time the impression pre- vailed that the sale was fictitious. We presume it to have been genuine. There were large purchases for cash at 69 a 70, on which the profit accrued is large enough to tempt the buyers to realize. The prevailing opinion among the friends of the stock is that it will shortly stand at the old price—between 80 and 90. All the Western stocks were active—particularly Rock Island, which advanced 1 per cent. The President, Mr Farnum, is in town, and reports that the business offering on the line of the road this full will task the capacity of the road to the utmost. Toledo ad- vanced 1} percent. The earnings on this road are likely to increase very largely in September; the expenses are less than at apy previous period in the history of the property. Had the Toledo five years ago discontinued running on that portion of the road which they have now abandoned, the company would have been in as good condition at present as the Ashtabula line, of which the stock is ten or twenty per cent above par. Michigan Southern guaranteed is very firm at an advance of 1} per cent. The bears are making their deliveries at a loss of four or five per cent, and renewing their contracts at a large difference from the cash price. Hudson River was in demand this morning, and rose one per cent. The intrinsic improvement in this property would tell upon the price if the stock became active. The business in State stocks and bonds was very light; prices were unchanged. Erie bonds continue to be in request. A Michigan Southern second mortgage sold for 45. We notice a sale of the new Missonri sevens, issued to the Pa- cific Railroad, at 85. These bonds are just as hind- ing on the State as the sixes, which command 824 a3. In the afternoon the market improved, and stocks closed firm at the following quotations:— Missouris, 82j a 3; Canton, 173.184; Cumberland Coal, 144.215; Pacific Mail, 82} a 4; New York Central, 747 a 75; Evie, 53 a6; Hudson River, 34} 025; Harlem, 10} a 4; Reading, 44.8 3; Michigan Central, 45] a 46; Michigan Southern, 7 a 3; do. guaranteed, 253 a 26} Panama, 117} a 118; Il linois Central, 653 a 66; Galena and Chicago, 69} aj; Cleveland and Toledo, 24j a}; Chicago and Rock Island, 66] a §. There is no change in the mones het, The fomend, Wuth from merchants and brokers, is slight; and since the banks have begun to pursue a congervative policy the amount of money seeking employment has considerably increased. Exchange is still quite flat. Leading bankers ask 110 for 60 day sterling bills, but no sales of any amount could be made at these rates. The business of the Sub-Treagury was as follows to-day:— Total rece'pis, ~—For customs... Total payments Balance..... The exchanges at the Clearing House this morn” ing amounted to $22,775,912 29, and the balances to $1,348,035 66. : The Baltimore Exchange of Saturday says:— ‘The money market has tightened up zomewhat within the week, and money is less cati!y objainavie than it was, ‘both as the banks and on the street. Tne street rates for loans haye advanced, and we now quote prime endorsed paper at 734 a8 per cent, and first class singie name do. ‘at 9 8 10 per cent for short and long dates. The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans banks on the 20th inst. were as follows: 809,874 3,274 444 2,381,600 4)656,847 047 838,845 056. RY 057 New Orleans... 1,888,188 480,506 57,095 746, 60 Southern. . 320;126 466,459 212.740 807,004 Union. 1,161,777 419;6.6 489'080 981,082 Merchants ‘666,188 387,020 870,716 474,270 Oreacent Ciiy.,; 959,168 923,646 288,655 345,867 Americk..,..... 920,880 465,312 219/420 891,708 Total... .. $18,850,144 18,214,808 9,823,05057,285,601 The following table exhibits the respective amounts of exchange held by the various banks, and also the sums due to distant banks, the latter being comprised in the table of deposits, as shown above:— Citizens’ Bank. Canal, America...... TOUR)... ccececeece eves coos $2,481,001 As compared with the statement of the previous week, the results are as follow Inorease in speci Decrease in depos: Decrease in circulation Increase ip short loans... Decrease ip exchange... Decrease in distant balavces...., The St. Louis Republican of the 26th fays:— We sce nothing in the present aspect of trade to lead us to entertain any vory gloomy fore:odings as to the fature. Mouey ig in dcraand now, but this is not iikely to continue long, and the payment of the notes of oxr baeiness men now faltipg due in the East, which will soon be com- Pieted, and the presence of the usual number of mer- Chant: from the country making thetr fall purchates, will soon make money mstters comparatively easy. We uotice also that buyers of produce on Eastern account are Deginuing to show themselves in the market, and €0 soon as they begin to move our wi flour and other pro- ovcts, exchanges will be supplied in suffisient quantity to Dring it down toa balf per cent premium. Then the de- Maud for gold for shipment wili cease, and the banks and ravings inatitutions will be enabled to discount more liberally. We never saw ices reason for apprebention in regard to the future proeperity of the West. It owes leas now than {t has dono many years, and bas more ability to pey it. Our merchants will, of course, exercise & gcod dexi of caution in their sales, but they are to fl orders to any amount and for auy description of geode. On their bebalt, We invite merchants from every quarter to visit our city and make their Stock Exchange. Monpay, August 29, 1859. $6000 Missouri 825 100shs Hud Riv RR. 38% 1000 Cat 7’ bonds... 814¢ 100 d0...,..869 333 1500 Penn 6's "90... 863. 160 0000 NYCend1876.b3 99 200 do 8000 NY Cen 7’sibs 973§ 400 Panama RR pref. 37 2000 ErieR&imbda 87 100 do. 8TM 6600 Erie Smt bs 83 66 480 do, 876 2000 Erie4mtbds,. 40 100 da. 230 3796 — ae 3 vhs) 3 4 Gaiena & Chic RR 69 Har RRSmtbs. 7 50 TCO Moh So zm bis a5 1g Gor" yee ease 2000 PacRe’7 g S:Mis 85 40.000 «-88) 460 NY Cen RB. .b8) 50 éo, 100 do. 230, 260 Chic, Bur &Q RR 60 40... .060 SEREEDECEEES Pg) 3835 & 3 = er... 8 Imp. and Trad.. 2,588,300 274,578 chee. Se i CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Moxpay, August 20—6 P.M. orcas ioe continued active, with sales of pots C. Buravervrrs.—Flour—The market was active and buoy- ant, while the oes were larger. The sales embraced abcut 7,600 a 8,0(0 bbls, closing within the range of the following prices:— Ivspected to choice superfine State. +8430 a 445 Extra State, from old aud new wheat. 460 a 486 Superfine Wertern.......... 430 9 445 Low to choice Wi 500 a 6&0 Extra Gonesee,........- 460 a 700 ‘Mixed to straight Southern. 608 w 6 45 ‘Straight to good extra do.... 650 a 700 Choice 700 a 7 60 Rye flour.... 350 8 425 Corn 1, 208 a 4m —' ian woro UgD, apd transactions seeleeneee 8 $6 60. Southern flour waa tolera- O'y active, with sales of about 2,500 bb's., closing atrates within the range of the above quotations. Rye flour was in fair request, with 8 Of about 200 bbis within the yenge of our figures. Corn meal was quiet at quotations. Wheat was some leas buoyan' at the close, while prices were without change of moment. ‘The sales embraced about 16,000 bushels, including new white Southern at 32 35 a $i 40, pew red Southern at $1 20 a $1 25, Kentucky ‘and: white at $1 40 a $1 60, tholatter figure for choice, and new mixed at $180. Corn was plenty and Ises active. ‘The sales embraced about 20,000 bushels, inclufing old ‘Western mixed in store at 77c.; new do. in store and afloat, 80c. a 820., cloaing at 813¢c. for prime; Southern yellow and white were nominal, Rye—The sales em. braced about 1,900 bushels, at 810. for new aud old. Bar- ley was quiet, at 60c. a 650. for old. Osts were heavy and easier; sales of Western were mado at 88140. a 4lo. for en $2, a 400, for Western, and at 300. a 41c, for Cana- 2. Correr.—The market continued buoyant and firm, while the gales were more jimited; about 170 bags Maracaibo were told at 120., and about 600 do, Rio at 1050, a 1li<c., including s good part at Llc. a 113¢0. Corrox.—The marke} was inactive, while asles were confined to about 200 a 800 bales, closing dull at the fol- lowing quotations: (CATION. Mobile, N.O.dTenas, 9% 9) 4 12 12 13 B Faire... ee00.18 13 13 4 Frekars.—Rogagements were light, while rates wero ‘without material variation. To Liverpool, 260 bales of cotton were taken at 14d. To London, 700 bbis. oil were engaged at 20e,, and 20 tons measurement goods at 16s. ‘To Roterdam, about 500 bbls rosin were enguged at 28. 9d. ‘There was notbing new to other ports. Bay,—The market was steady, with moderate sales at 70c,a%bc. The latter figure for smali lots. Jron,—Scotch pig was steady with moderate sales et $23 60'a $24, six months, Lime ~Saies of some 5C0 a 600 bbls, common Rockland were made at 65c., and of lump at $1 16 per barrel. Mo.sssxs,—Yho market was quiet, at 22c. for common, and 26c, a 28¢c. for muscoyado, Nava Stores, —Sales embraced sbout £00 bbls. spirits turpentine at 44s. for rejected, 44)¢c. for merchant. able, and 450. for shipping lots. Common rosin was dull at $1 60; fine rosin was at 40, 0 5340., and tar steady, but without sales of moment, Ons. —The market was'inactive, and sales of linseed, as be nae crade whale and sperm, were light, and prices ua- apged, F PRovisions.—Pork—The market was firmer snd the demend god. The enles embraced about 1,700 heir, foouding new mess at $14 50 a $14 6234 (atermarcs held at $14 75), and prime at $10 2%» $10 40, Bref wasless buoyant and dull. eater braced about 226 dbis., including country prime %t £666 8 $6; country moss, $650 a 67 50; re thoes, $8 @ $30, and extra at $10 26a $12, hams were heavy shu cbeaper, with small sales reported at $i4a $17 Cut meats wore firm!y beld, with sales of 150 bhds, and tierces, at 7c. for shoulders and 8350. @ 8340, for hame. Lard continued firm, with gales of about 300 Dbis. at 10%0. a 10%o., and at Nc, for prime. Buttor and cheese were in fair demand, and prices un: red, } Rice.—Sales of about 260 casks were made at 3c. a cc. UGARS Were steady, with sales of about 750 bhds., in- cluded In which were 213 do. Porto Rico at 73<c. a 86. The remainder consisted of Cubs, at prices ranging from betel 63¢¢. for common reflaing to good grocery quatities. Wuiskey.—The gales ombreced about 450 bbis at 27c., and 100 do, at 263¢c., closing dull. —_——___—_—_—_—_—_————— MARITIME INTELAIGENCE, ALMANAG FOR Sy YORE—THIS DAY, 36 "Port of New York, Angus @0, 1650, CLEARED. Rbip John Cottle, Mi AY Bork Merosage, ales’ Lispaa tela © DoTESH Urisans Aug 20, West 261s, with mdse aad passougers. Steamahtp Thomas Swacn, Layfield, Baltimore and Ni fiir, with badee, to 1! B Cromwell & Co 2th ont, BPM ct Tiule Eve Sarbor, passed ect Gallego, from Kichmond’ for je 4 Chesapeake, Crowell, ane unehip Chesapeake. Crowell, Portland, with mdse Pighip, Margaret Evens, Warcer, London snd. Tale of righ. July 13, wi mdse sud’ 60 passengers. to Morgan, inst, on Grand Banks, spoke fishing schr Quickstep, of Prov- pire City, Havana 2th, and Ke: Roberta. § toNO with i Ey hep Seis 29, int 0008. en 65 40, passed ship vegond. 21, with Db worgan, "Was reiaida tho Hook ) Merrymen, Havana 12 at exohor at the Lower ‘Quarantine. sgt nn an a 2 Bestless (Br), Bogert, 1» 47 days, with tron, to ry , Goree, WOA, July 6, with hides and Bye Mero 0 Gaatpor’), Bmery, Cart Maris, Jo, J Tonk iat 9908 ton 10 "i ay is fags galt, to Mido! supposed ibe Wm Stetson, bence for New Orleans mast, main topmast heed, and mizen Epreiane nt wie ihe spar banging by we ngsing sloog Brig Pancis, Wass, Penascols, 15 days, with ‘umber, to Peck a Chu are , Haskell, Calais, 5 days, with lumber, to SSRE nae Tas Dayton, Wile gtee NO Ste ae an eapertenced ver heat wedban xi boat and pert of he daek 7 8 wi ROD, es.) & > Ss AF ieee ff H FEEPETEECEEEPEREEEE j s 5 NDB. supset—One bark is off the High- Janda Wiad NW lights No tnward bound vessels nih? Racer arse Miscellaneous. Bazx D8 Goonm, reported ashore near Hog Talet, hes bilged and is feat going to pieces. The achr Norma arrivedon Sunday evening with her anchors, chaingand ma- terials, Currsn Sar Buick Hawx, for San Francisco, at pler 19 Scan Ruops Istarp—Washington, NO, Aug —The yhr a ue ed at efed atee erie She rile hanied out st canned. Hier cargo haa all been tended Pxnpietor, at Providence from Baltimore, report On, be a tak as i, om ae cars «Beary i cd salley, ‘rok SStinbooes, bd tid ocber damage. : ‘Whalemen. 1.3id from, Now Bed iord 27th, bark Joueph Maxwell, Jenney, Spoken— Au; Jon 72, ship Tows, of sud for Fairha- vent with 1480 Bots ob, and Yeanol eating.” Spokea, die. 1 eee are ‘hence July 12 for Shanghae, Aug blip, Arai Creasey, from Perth Amboy for —, Aug 23, ‘smerican ship ‘* Fawn,” bound E, J 1at 87, lon 13 8. Bark amas weering B, Seoionked ‘RO date, lat 33, Brig “Hero” A ink ae-by . eet wiratar, Emeline. Aug 21, 4 PM, off Cape Foreign Porta. pAzoTuxant, July 24 (beck date)—E1d bark Zephyr, mall, Bussav, 12-In park Ida. Coze, for Boston ldg. uazavie Seog tri pa, gn eater e ee ee fs ac deadahional i ordered, toa Dutch port; Olara, Wells from Barcelona, July 15, no S—in port for Bosten Fai $5); Gen erry, Wildes, for 1g: Ella A Clark, , and Mashfield. ‘Torry, for London; 40n Washburn, for Bordeaux; handler, for Wyburg, to for 40; Ohio, for Biga, to load for Boston; John L Dimmock, Bkol- Vanguard, Norton.‘ sud Pej Dizey, unc; barke Voyager, Freeman, for Boston; H : man, Jobrson, for Cadtz. wi ue 0, Falex, Mombourn i140, Jaly 14—2rr ships Dione, (and toch Thea she curk 10r Prop) Nocihisud, Hees aseguicn (end eid 20ta for cblochn for Gork for orders at £3 par ton); bark Mar- ha Wenzel, Smith, NYork (ands. 17th for acapuic»); 1%b, pin 2 Le lo, Bhomes,. Sdicide; 20th, abip Biaiag Sun, sieo!- Belg, Melcurne (and pid 260 for Ubinebs ‘islands 10 load for Oork for orders nt £8 per ton). In pert July 27 ships Catherine, Wiley, for Obinchs Islands to load for Cork at £3 per tou, Moneoon, Beker. from NV¥crk, dieg; Imperial, Pempavu, and £ sabawsy, Bil do; bark George ‘na Henty, Trower, do. Frotghta for Cork £3 per tin Hor: Geaux 70 francs, Dushirk 80 francs, Naniz 9) france, Mauri- jus £3. A tthe Ohincba Iv'ands Fuly 24, abips Feotland, Burt, for Hampton Roads, lg; Tonian, Michel; James Hovey, Bodin von: Euterpe, atey, Herald of the Morning: Baker; aidelwidey Waveman; Jobn Clark, Burabam; Oarrier Dove, Monte! Elvira, Andrews, do, do; Kdwerd Btanley, Nichols gud darah March, Storer, for Cork, do; Norseman, Heshels, and Alleaba- tor Neptune's Vavariics futverion, aud aie Oonsce Roger 0; Neptune's Far le. Ememerton, au ice | 5 er, 10g: Dione, Fales, for Cork. Be axovari, July 2—in port sbtps Levant (B>), Fenran, and julie, for 1g. ‘The Oxen- do. aburg (Eamb), ier, Boston ‘The Matibows, is ding, t0 load {or do at $6 for saliperre and ineecd. Proceeding down the river July 2, sbips Osborn How: ‘and Uzlen, Small, for bettcns "Atrisa, Boatelle, tid Sorieas Gsunia, July 31 brig Stands Bermuds, for 2s ly %—In port brig lard, of rieans. Gonex, July B—In port brig Julta Ford, Upton, for Verde soon, hia 20un), be ONG, June 21—In a phy, ond Mary bistri , Oretaey, for San Franescos Ju ih Brown, for Mamie; xB Falmer. Frisbee, for sbanguse; Boe fon Light, Crowell; Comet, Todd; Orsatal ce, Simmons; astern Btate, Kilborn; wiectric ®perk, Lothrop; Fearlem, Devens; Nestorian, Goodhue; Worway, Major; Panama, Cave; Siaghound, Hussey; Western Continert, ‘Reed, snd Witch: graft, Boott, une; baiks Benefactor, Corning, ‘f 1, ‘for Foochow; Price, for do; Fen on her retnrn); 294, brigs Gor ull Arbur, Boslor; A A Chapman, Laurent, NOrieans. Bid 21st a 224, brig Delbt, Ki ia, Old 234, bape al lo Bebe Fea, a Rx = iB , barke . 3 Risley, for d0:" Inwood, Clewéute. for Balimacrs: Bourby Andes: Cocting: F Wiiftove Baraca. aoe Bee u's les, Gocding; Ont ard; ry, talem, Eowers: Udd Fellow, Roby: s . usar; B¥ thaw, Cann; Fatth, Kerns Hi, Orowiher, ond A y 3B Bi, Fierre Nevers, Linnehiv, unc; briga Henrietta (Br), for R¥ork; Bandy Ring, Brown, and WH Stewart, Laverty, nee; acbr Jemes Keas, Adame (or Brows). for Baltimore. The’ following chariers sre reporied:—-Fbip Mearenger, £000 boven taken for Velparaio at £4 10s, which is abont equa) to £2 tw for Falmouth and ordera: brig George Harris. 220 hhdy suger, Eecua to RYork, at $43 per bid. Kales for Great Britain direct, Faimouth'and orders, and Bamburg and Bre men, £2 5s to £3, by THGSTON, Je, go 20—Arr brig Lanzsrotte (not Lauraetta), Pecievure ne te PI Casnan. far NY: Jaco, June 21—Tn tal Araminy fork Jog, att: Invinethle, Schnern, for do; Dirigo, atwood, was. aita, July 22—Fi6 bark T: lor, Long (or Hall), Oaiiao. Farsts. aug 10—Arr stesmatipe Gustemala, (ond ald 16ib for Central America); 7th Jobu L rteoheus, Lap Pisee, Han Frenclaco, Bld 14th, steamships Uncle Sam, Ban rancitco; Hoth Golden, Age, do. any sal OTTERDAM, Ang 9~In a Scotia, telly, Balti tmore, ldp; City cf MolMe, for NOvleans, doy Masiulay, No- gers; Flora McDonaid, Fuller; Tuleho (Grem). Danacwan, ond Germania (Pros), Fravhes, for i York, ¢o; the Echurtogs (hutch) Engeleman, for Boston; Amalia (Brem) Babbert, for natlacelphis, do. 38—Sld Br echr Guinare, Smith, t bark Maceborse, Searles, digg, to ve called the Palestine was apid to be in ort for Hostrn. Ua, Aug “kere roa B tog, Newvitas; 1sib, balk "Merehia’’ “Reto,”? Candeaba; sohr Poetwoutes ero, 4 Sparrow, Havana; Jith, brig Altaretta, Biber, do ld 17h, barr Cuba Bates NYcrk; Wig Sarak, Flagg, Boston; sokr’ Sawrer, Talbot, NYork. St Jonn, NB, Ang 30—Arr (by te!) ship Unole Toby, N¥ork. VaLPariiso, July 8—Acr ebtp wn, Waiden, Swansea King@chsr, Herlew, Caldera to load for swanees; Taylor, Osidera; 7th, ebip Midnight, for Boston. byt 15, ebipe Liszie Spald' Ames, for Stduey, N king, cirg: Pea wind Hatch, for ‘alloy ee Key (Gat i ton: Almen ; Breganza (Br), for Tcuique, to load pila al Tor Jones, Jones. une, ebips Swallow, Martin, for Ha- Temple, Jobson; 5 Gilder. Berry; Mewengor, Manson, and (Pan Srzawanir Inman, 4t Qcasec—Tegorirms. pie ets Gok Peeves iam Dia, i Desi; 16th, @B Lemar, and Londen, at 43; How wotls, at Sid for do 13th, Riga, from Bristol; 14th, Anna Deowtor, from Bonderland: Cords from Deal; \nle Goues faribut, from ; 36h, Lady Franklin, from Liverpool. from Orleans }4th, Competitor, at La UL eleva. a! do; Southern Chief, ai Leal; 16h, Forest King, and Brothers Pride, at 1 Bid for do Técb, Samm Locke, from Liverpoal; 16th, Volant, io. Arr from 5 ih 13tb, Ti rat a ma Savane! a pend Lihat Arr frora Gaiveston 1’ on (had parlesn 13th, Mackinaw, from Liverpool; 16th, 8d for Fleet Ragle, trom Table Bay; Aug Boston June 22 14, MB Bish, Srom Deal; 18th, Relianes, from Bhlelda, ‘The Middleton, from Liverpool for 8t Jobn, NB, foundered on the let of Augnat; crew saved. Home Porta. ALIXANDRIA, Aug 27—BSid echr © R Hammond, Gerrish, i —Avr sloop theron, Reynolds, Hacken- ao oie se Hoya ‘Matibews, Bichmoad; Flora, Wil- ton. Cold Ppripg. BOBTOR rr) 2] PM—Arr steamer Kenslogtrn, Bi Fhiladelpbia; bark Klas, Fike Fenessola: aker, q nin Grandes Cuplopbam enaU Bn tea, jibhe, A evandria; rande, avin| and U B allen, Ball, Pbvsdelphia; Kalrolah, Besly, Kitzabethport; chet Ivy.’ Henderson, Alexnudria; Pavan, Clark, D5 Mersbon, ‘allen; T Lake, reull; & H shannon farte; Marriet Kogere Keres, Burrows ©, Clark, Bias k Sind, Compton; Sorav. 3 Mercér, Kodtayn, ht, Uske, Gen ‘Amon Aioto's; g sbipe ALON, Andere WaEE to Sto rea eie we ALON, AD . N¥ork to dt "i cergn; Jcecuh Whiwey, Howes Baltimaress ty at cow Howes Philadelphis; ship Bay Fiete Crowe!, 2ur , Ra hence for Mobile, i nnison, hence for Mobile, was signalised BALTIMORD, Aug 27-012 pote fet A tah fer t ae pias aaraeen dane Gaara ‘om BPE hee kageraeee ta cess Gidéia Grea, Sarat or a Aug %—Arr sloop Bhode Island, Remington, BAKSR'® LANDING, Avg 2—Arr sobr Phenix, Litieseld, Port »wen. ceepeik ak. Sieate Peay Ree Vincent, state, ‘Cuast 0 scar Viola, Babcalt Ones ANVERS, Log Arr sehr RG Porter, Hudene, Paile- BTPORT, Avg 20—Asr sobr 2 A Paine, Sadler, Philadel: of Africa; Eas FRANKFORT, ane Sart sche Dont @iliams. Uall, Fort Ewen. £14 Jub, brign B® Herrera, 2 Fao- it Aber, terre Leone, ih Spree tim — iden, Arno}d, alexandria, sloop ids Hate Vanco Bia 370, tour Aber ander ALY) 5 10 bark nudsechr, Old @. ‘4 wy offing = port MUib, bark Sherwood, Hall, for Mocule 384; and GEORGETOWN, 17—Arr schrs Thos P Larned, Regnier tank eae de: ay Waiergan. Chea avanwoag, 5 204 ‘A B Mosre, 2 orga tate EE S3 tea if Ba en 4 I : dl H Fre A i t =I > 4 : q i F 4 i ik : i - - danola; Cuba, pvork fot tavags: 15, Alsthane Een d etiam ie ae : BA Hing, Ref, 60 tor ‘Indianola and Lavaca; 1s(h, Tare Gavan TEN Rog isin bark ” from Mobile: brig Wabash, trom Havana, "Old brig Panola” hia; 24d, sch frow, Notfulk, Cid 18%. achre siimnehaba, cubs, Delaware vlly ; 6B, W Colier, Kayner, town, DO. PROVIDENCE, Aug 27—Arr stesmer Westcheater, Jmea, NYorb: achre Win F Burden, Fors, palinorg, sree esl rere ean erat igy Sate exit, ‘do, ‘awtucket: a ‘Vandalis, Bm lize i sien Jstanter? Palmer, ia ry FLYROUTE, Aug 15—Arr schr Austin, Partons, Philsdel- George- ‘Kondout, Vopy, ef ton, NY. Bld, of Pines, Freveb, and H a Niohcls, Delaware “ity; » know and Maine, Brows. — 28b—Are steamer Pelican, Aldrich New York; echrs Obris Pendleton, Church, Baltimore; : rikur S etmpacn, Ohurn® isiaua, Bobbias, Chersysiene, Ve; Ship Campecicre, Foane Hall, Grshom, Kickm nd; EJ fansel, Kelley, va, Smith; Percy Bellner, amith; Warren © Nelson, Bn i. Focey. John Cadwalsder, Naylor; Jéba Comp: H Rndicott, Le mm ), Aug 5—adv ships B a Hint agit ann blonde Ege eae Eparviieg Sem vee Messing Tew 4 #AVANNAH, Aug %—arr echre Lath ‘Rowk- and; Se Wart a ‘NYors. ing orien . Aug 26~Uid sobr Leoead! ork. BIg Ave Zi—arr achre ‘few bickonaon, ‘Dick. ork; Speaker, 3 ‘WILMINGTOM, NO, Aug 26—D1d wor nite Bona Filo, Onae holet Falmouth for orders: 26ih, achra War Wagie, ts i; MA MoWeul. Hand; « Law-ence, Wilson; A ingOn, Coractt and LB Cowperthwaite, Rogers, NYork; 37h, back Matsgorda, Dole, Boston: brig Monterate, rower, W loner, Wags lover, Cates, Boston; ashes 11 Hooton, Kidder, Salam? je » NYork, ‘4 WBSTEALY, Aug 2—Arr schr White Rock, Gavitt, Ron- BUSOMLLANHODS, ren AAA Mes MIRA FOR P: = ‘OR WITd VERMIN, NEVER FAILS ROACHES, EUGK, INFAST, UTTERLY To EXTERMINATS ALL apis FLEA or No family ought to be widget aa ‘i a a MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTZOYER, io and domesiio comfort will hall this preparation, D®ATA TO £LL VERMIN, ‘The chemical prepara:ions known under the shove title for {Fane two rears, ta oll parts of tae world, have acquired fur TeULOr 8 hs PRAD TE PUSLRHES Seatthoatas FROM Simeon Leland & Oo, Prttlteat of Bhoe and Leather Bank, John B, Black, aa ae ri EL paar! of Public Buildings, Washington, F. A. Tallmadge, vi 4 =a Cept. Solon Howland, “hace Joan D, Gtbedin, Fteambont Rovert L. Mabey. Similar certiicten have bors foecived BY. Mes Merce Eases the Mastere of the tolowing sovereigna:— i re i ae THE. BMPEKOR OF FRANUZ. THE KING OF NAPLES. THE KinG OF BAVABIA. 7 tis PRtNGaS OF THE GHEMAN StaTRs, x i The of ail which may be teen at the offise of tbe in- wrietor, JUSKER MEYER, 612 BROADWAY, Where contracts may be made ‘0 clear p emisen vermin tnd insects. Bample slare 25 and BO cente, -negular size $1 ‘Terme~Stx moniba credit or ve per cent discouat for onab, New York, MANCHAGCUBLES DREGE M2 BRO, lew, York, rm 61 40." "2-8 and D. BANDS & OU,, Bole agente sient do. aw do. And druggits generally. T° ALL WHO VALUE THRIR sIcRT. 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