The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1859, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1859. SS Sad Accid New Rochelle. BE YACHT nr SeavOK BY A SQUALL—SHB 15 CAPSIZED AND SUNK WITHIN A FRW FSET OF THE SMORK—ME. L. WATEKBURY’S DAUGHTZR AND LER @OVERNESS DROWNBD—BUT ONE OF THE BODIES RECOVERBD, ETC., BIC. ‘as tbe yacht Rdde was nearing her harbor at Now Ro- sshello, about half-past eight o'clock Wedaesday evening, abe was struck by a sudden squall, capsized, and Miss Catharine Waterbury, daughter of Lawrence Waterbury, #aq., and Miss Littlefair, her governess, were drowned. ‘There had been a ladies’ fair at the house of Mr. Packer, on a little islaad in the Sound, tn the town of Now Ko- chelle, and Mr. Robert Roosevelt had gone down the shore a short distance to Throgg’s Neck, to the house of Mr. L. Waterbury, in the yacht Euda, for the purpose of bringing up to the fair Mrs. Gregory, a sister of Mr. Water- bury; Mise Catharine Waterbury, a girl of twelve years of age, daughter of Mr. L. Waterbury; and Miss Littlefair, her governess. The Edda isa trim sloop yacht of Gfteon tons, thirty- Seven feet long, painted white, and is ono of the New York Yacht Squadron, Bir, Roosevelt had with him a man named Ned to ‘assist in managing the boat, Tae party bad procecded on their return with a light wind under full sail, cotil within sboul twenty yards of their desiination. = The night was dork, and Ned was stecring, while Mr, Rooeevelt was on the bow looking out for the rocks and fiving directions tothe belmemen, Buddenly (he squall tame up, and to avoid the rain which evidently i pended the Indies took refuge in the cab stant the wind struck the full gailgo: | ing her over to her beamendr, end the veesel bad capsized, while getting Mre. Gregory outof the calin, precipitating the ‘wo men and Mrs. Gregory into the water, Ned gus Seeded in getting Mrs. Gregory on (he side of the yacht, ava Mr. Roogevel) ewam about trying to tind either of the other fomaies, but without success. The small boat war still floating rigbt side up, and duding the search fruitiess. the suryiyors took to the #ma.i boat and made for the shore. The merry party at the fair had meanwhile been al unconscious ‘of the fearful scone which had boen enacted @uring the last hour wilhin a stone's throw of the acene of their festivities, and the mppearaace of Was in the act of he two men bearing toe dripping form of Mee. Gregory was the first indication they bad of the painful circumstance. boarders ab Mr. Tucker's io- ftantiy manned and launchea boat, and for boars ortu arch for the bodies of the usued a fruillers a Bate femaies. I cd ina few moments; Put the yacht had filled, drifved aif, and after suns tn fifteen fathoms of water, 60 thas’ it was imposaible to uubil morning. The searco was, however, con- uring the night, iathe vain bope of finding either of the missing ladies, saved by some fortonate c! siance,or their bodies, ae a last ‘mournfa! cogsolation their frie All that coaid bo found wae a few remnants of their clothing. Yesterday moruing, by tho aid of wreckers, the yacht waa raised, and the body of Mr. Wate daughter thus suddenly transformed from ihe he-tth aud bloom of childieh innocence to the cold embrace of death, was found jm the cabin. Up to Jas: evening, when our reporter visit ed the scene, the body of Mies Livtleiair bad not been re- covered. A reward of one bun dollars had been offered, and the search was being vigerourly prosecuted. There can be no doubt that the allcir was purely aczi- dental, 2s with euch a light breeze as peranitted al! gall to de up until the boat was withio tweaty rods of her an- eherage, no human forethought could have anticipated such s equall. Those in the vicinity describe it as most fearful for a moment—encugh to endanger a voesel of much larger dimensions, aod a¢ bursting forth in an in- Btant from almost 2 dead caim, subsiding quite ws quickly. ‘Mieforvanes never come atgly; in connection with this affair, i: is stated that Mr. Waterbury hes suffered a recent pecuniary love by the burning of his cordage manu. factory in Williamsburg, doing damage to the amount of $60,000, bet partly covered by insurance—yet a triding and paltry logs in comparison to that which he i now called upon to bear. Tue bereaved father i# brother of Mr. J. M. Waterbury, the owner of the yacht Julia, which it was rumored at firsi was the ill tated veesel. Police Iatelligence. Ter Pumaperrnia Music Txacuers.—Yesterday morn- ing the young ladies who were quartered at the Howard House were furnished with tickets, and left for Philadel- Phia in the eleven o'clock train. Their numos are Mies C. A. Brown, Mies Elinbod, Miss Whitmore, Miss A. Plais, Mise S. Bughes, Miss J. F. Smith, Mies 8 P. Poole and Misa S. W. Smith. Deteotrve Slowey has been untiring in his exertions to capture Johnson, and recover the young Jedies’ trunks. Be succeeded in iioding the cartman whom Jokneon hired to convey the trunks away from the Stevens Houre, and found thst all had been taken to Adame’ Exprees Company, and ordered to be sent to Wathington. Only two of the number were forwarded. The remaining trunks were to be gent yesterday morn- ing, bvt fortunately were stopped by the agent, ep learning the case. Those that went on to Weshington belonged to Miss Hughee, @nd coctained quite a number of valtavie goods. Depuly Superinteadent Carpenter immediately tele- graphed to ths Chief of Police in the above city, ption®ef Johnson, and re ooped. Thore ‘who rec 2 VSDY stated that the men wh siaipnod fi 1 be sent off ag soda in them should reash Washingion giving a dese two trunks b of the exprees them reemed very 800N 88 portioie, ressa end it wae important that they et a certain time rea lad yom be & teined, though offic wey hae visited aimost every ho tel in tho city, but has been unable to find them. ‘It ig thongh: that he has taken them to soma ange, | ere until the afer @ that he could net it being 2 land, bas, no y for thoir Maelpbit or 4 at the railroad inform- | werlog Job degerip- | train, and had with him four or 8 no doubt but that he will shortly be reporter ti tion left in the after five ladies. TI it from Buenos Ayres, OUR SAN NICOLAS CORRESPONDENCE. San Nicor.ts, Buxos Arrus, July 3, 1859, South America Like a Child—Prestige of th: United States Squadron—Urquisa Assisting our Commissioner in His Own Way, and Making Discoveries—His Decree Cusing the Porls of the Confederation Affecting Unitea States Commerce— Words of the Treaty—Conditions of It—D:/i- nitenes of Ii—Its Meaning Explained by the Faxts— Plainly Viclated—United States Minister Protests in the Case, dc. South America # in ite infancy, and in'avcy requires ecoasional indnigences and occasional chastisings. The North American squadron recently in these waters com- mended great reepect from al this hemisphere. There Were two parties to whom the squadron botokened evil; one was tho Paraguayan culprits themselves, and the other was the feeble and fearful, who supposed we were notonly going to punish Paraguay, but alo to snnex all ber neighbors. 1, was good policy in our government to send a form\- dabdle fleet, if any at all were sent; but the lesson taught Was not ba!f so impressive ag it would have been if a real test of streng\h and skill had occurred, Ono featare of that enterprise, which seemed favorable at the time, proves to be most unfortunate, and that was the presence 4od palayering of General President Don Juato Antonio de l 7®. To be sure, his formal mediation was declined bu! Le was present, and really did go interfere that he Claias the whole honor of the diflicull setile Mian ‘CO Morrie—and 13 im the eiperage, ——————————————EEEE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tucrspay, Sept. 1—6 P. M. ‘The Stock Exchange is quieter to-day, but the re-action anticipated {and desired alike by the bulls, who wish to gee the maraet move more gradually, and the few sar- viving bears, who want to cover their cogtracts, has not yet made its appearance, From the extreme sensitive- ness of the market, and the difiloulty of purchasing any considerable amount of apy stock without causing a marked addy, in the price, it would seem that the out. side buying must have been greater than is commonly supposed, Several prominont commission houres report ‘that they have no outside orders to buy, but only orders to sell; the movement of prices, however, indicates that they must be exceptions to the general rule. The amount of restization on the bull side has been yery large, and if the market, which is now deprived of the assist. ance of the leading benrs, had hed no support from outside, prices could hardly have been miiatained ag they have been. The Indications confirm a view which wo bave more than once expressed this rummer, namely, that the smount of real stock in the market has 7 been exceedingly small, and that if the ollvrings of the bear jobbers had ceased for a week the erdioary business of the commission brokers, smali as it was, would bave |e material advance. The receipts of grain at Ch, nd the prospect of large earnings o2 fome ofthe leading roads, bave now led to a mors lively deroand for stocks than bag existed for ® year or more; the market, out of which the leading bear jobber: have just been driven, bas not had stock enough to supply the demand, and the conrequence has been the sudden, and in some cages excited, advance in prices. According to the venal practice this should be followed by a reactioa, For come days past, a8 wo have stated, such a turn bas ‘been expected by the leading operators on both sides. It is possible, however, that they may be disappointed, if the demand for etocks holds out, prices may continue to ad- ‘vance until the amount of stock im the street becomes much more considerable that it is. This view seems to be taken to-day by perties who have been waiting for some time for lower prices in order to buy. On the other band, it muet be remembered that the advance of the past few days—though insignificant in com- parison either with the previoue decline, or with the values represented during @ period of ordinary prosperity—hes been quite large enough to tempt the early buyers to rea- lize their profits, A decline of 1 a 2 per cent would give greater breadth to the market and distribute the busicess more widely. Operators must decide for themselves which of these views is probably correct. ‘The most active stocks this morning were Rock Island, Galena, and Michigan Central, the latter of which were in demand by parties who had contracts fo recelve them from the operator who failed yes terdsy, Rock Island advanced two per cent, closing in the afternoon at 69 bid. The earnings of August will shortly come to hand ; the managers wil! be qite satisfied if they are. equal to those of 1858. Michigan Oen- tral advanced 2 per cent. Guaranteed rore 134, closing at 2634 bid. There is still a large short interest in this stock, and we notice that costracts are still freely offered on gel er’s options. Hudgon River is very firm at 3534. New York Central opened at 752/, advanced to 77, and closed at 76°; bid. The road is doing a five business. Pasitic Mail ad- vanced 3 per cent. State stocks and bonds are firm at yeeterday’s advance. In the afternoon tho msrket was generally strong ; stocks closed uneetiled at the follow- ing quotations :—Miasouri, 837 a 84; Canton, 1734 a 183: Cumberland, 1437 #15; Pacilic Mail, 83 a 3¢; New York Central, 7634 a 3¢; Erie, 43425; Hudwon River, 353, 8 34; Harlem, 10% a 34; Reading, 44%{a 34; Michi, gan Central, 47924; Michigan Southern, 7% a 2; Guaranteed, 263f a 34; Panama, 1174 a3g; Illinois ntral, 663; 8 67; Galena and Chicago, 713; a 5; ‘nnd and Toledo, 2634 a 3¢ ; Chicago and Rock Island, 69a 4. ‘There is no change in money to report. On call it renges from 5 to 6, bankers asking the latter, but seldom getiing more than the former, Exchange has no} yet opened for the Saturday's steamer; the market, however, locks somewhat firmer, and an advance is reported by bankers, The Saxonia took out to-day about $400,000, mostly in silver. On Saturday the only steamer will be the Bremen, which will not probably take much. The following was the business of the Sub Treasury to- day — went that moet important diplomatic arrangement in which be ever mingled he gaw that compliments and sea ieveea of coploue words and of scanty meaning could be of service where otherwise the arbiters would be cannon Accordingly he proceeds at onve to male in bie own ports a clear violation of a solemn treaty between niroreif and the government of the United States. May 20,3859, the supreme governaent of tho Argeu- » Confederstion closed by @ decreo “ all the argentine vorts 10 vesse's of all foreign mations who shall enter tho ports of Buenos Ayres, and subjecting thoee who infringe that decree to the punishment of enemies of the public this decree includes avd intentionally crip the commerce of the Untied Stites seems vident from many rensong, Nearly ali vessels, in nesting to the Argentine ports, come instructed to call at Nuenos Ayres or ti viclaity, ip order to eoive the ques tion as to golog up the river. And all who hare read bota the treaty o. 1858 and the decree of 1869 mnet see them to be direotly contradictory on the suoject of United Stales commerce, the only diilerence being that in the treaty we are incinded in the terme “the merchant fisg of al) nations,” anc ja the decree we aro inctuded in the iorme ** vessels of foreign nation The rights guersn. toed in One are directly withdrawn ana ignored in the other. - In the tresty of July 12, 1853, im article 1, the Con. federation surrenders the free navigation of her rivers “to toe merchant flag of all vations, subject only to the condone whicn thie treaty establishes, or to the regula hops sanctioned, or which may hereafter be sanctioned, by the national suthority of the Confederation.” We read on in the treaty to find the “conditions,” and the fret of the kind found, aad the only thing’ of the kind, ig in the Givh article, and is as followa:— “It ib should bappen that war sbould break out between sny of the Stater, republics or provincer of the river Piste or its coniluenta, the — of the rivers Pa- rapa and Uraguay eball remain free to the merchaat flag of all nations, exceptiog in what may relate to munitioos of war, such as aris of all kinds, gunpowder, lead and cannon bali.’ Here, then, is a treaty stipulation—supreme law, unre- pealable except by mutual coasent, considered by both par- ties at the time of contracting as of the highest possible au- thority—distinctiy and cleariy set aside by proclamation. It will be noticed that the decree does not charge that avy vessel bas carried these munitions of war contrary to the treaty. An English veeeel,to be sure, has been taken jouced with arms for the Confederation, shipped by a son of the President who both signed the treaty und athor- ized the decree; but the merchant flsg of the United ‘Staves ip unstained ag to clandestine commerce. Sui the important fact may be urged that Buenos Ayres is au integral part of the Confederation, and hence D makiog War upon & rebeltoug province the foregoing re- strictions would uot be binding. Allow ali porsible force to this ergument, and, first, the " rensiyeay “should ates, republies or Here then the case was ‘foreseen, and the reeson adduced ig removed by special stinulatios, And,eecond, the Confederation was at war with Buenos Ayros ab tke cate of the tresty, hence no new state of things has occurred And, third, the stipulation securing free navigation to our rivere ig guaranteed in case of war “betwoen avy of the States, &:., of the river Piate or its confluents.”? Treaties cannot be annulled without mutual concent, vulces the violator intends by the infraction to signify his porpore to make war, Copgress Itself, though it has no right to Violate & trealy or to change it, did not issue this decree, it was the decree of the supreme government by w lel our vesse's appreach a port of the Coufedera- and find it clozed, must not the United States sfinis. ter demand the conditiona of the treaty of 1853 to ba complied with? Should be hesitate to use the squadron on tb tation for s' a pore? Would another expeai- fitted out as was that commanded by Commodcre ubrick go back having wasted as little powder as did they? : Total receipts... Jue United States Minister, Hon. B C. Yanoay, has pre- | For customs Beried to the govarnimant of she Comederation a strong | rots) pay wnd eloquent protes’ agningt the decree, a copy of which | painnes”.. I cannot procure fot you. JOU 4 Bynopeis.of ihe facts and docum2ate leave the matter for the present. Tne excha e Bank Clearing House this morn- ing were $22,020,900 97, and the balances $1,043,290 70, Most of the coupons and interest due to dey were fai fully met. The interest on the igen Southern E Kalamozoo bonds is being paid at the Cora Ex change Penk. The interert on the bonds of the East Penni d by Mr. George W. Molsan, of 24 William street. The Erie Railroad defaults, as ugual, on the interest due te day, both on the third and second mortgages. ‘The Africa is in, with three days later papers, but no news inter than that of the Jason. The last statement of the Bank of Fogland shows the following variations as ) Intelitgence. sayn that the Major A. - J. Donel- Naval Intelligence. The United States frigate Cumberland was at Funchal bay, Madeira, on the Sth of August, end was expze fail immediately for Portermouth, N, H. Oflicers and crew were all well. cuptcred and brought back tw this city ne, J The proprietor Kingsley, 8 deserving of the generoue course in the matter ng thim in reaching home. Nat- withstanding bia hotel war crowded, every comfort tbat coul? be bad wae furnished the uniortuuaie ladies, be re fusing to accept one cent in revarn. Darixc Sraset Rouwery.-As Mr. Jamee Speyer, of Bo. 68 East Thirty-eighth street, about 9)¢ o’clor! was passing through Broome street, near Greene street, on Wednesday night, he was brushed against by a couple of suspicious locking fellows who were stand- Spg at the corner, and robbed of a chronometer watch vained at $300. Mr. Speyer did not miss the valas- ble until he bad proceeded some distance, and even then he did not retrace his eteps, but went to the Fizath precinct station hone and gave information of the occur- Tence to the acting sergeant. Polieeman McKinnon was detailed to xecompany the complainant to the &pot w! the robbery took place, and afver a rhort eearch the of succeeded in fading & perron named James Green. ‘wag identified by Mr. Speyer as the man who pushed aguingt him. Horace Wright wae subsequently arrested on suspicion of having been implicated in the robbery, and upon beitg brought oefore the complainant he was ident- fied as Green’s companion at the time of the * bruzaing”’ of the Howard thanks of the pubit end for hie efforts in aidiz operation. Justice Kelly committed the prisoners for examivation. Cnancr or Kxgrinc 4 DisoRorRtY Hovse.—The police of the Seventh precinct marie a descent upon the saloon of John Malone, No. 67 Market street, while a party of seven were engaged in amusing thomselvee at “penny ante” anc arresied all the inmates. The proprietor was com- pelled to give bail to answer the charge of keeping a dis- orderly bouse, but the party of “‘sevea’’ were discharged ‘with a reprimand to leave off card playing in the futare. ALLEGED Fematé Pickrockers.—Kate Howard and Mary ‘Williams were arrested by policeman MoCord of the Tenn * precinct, on the charge of picking pockets ia one of the Grand sirect stages. The officer had been watching the prisonore for over three houre, end at last succeeded in catching them in the act. Mre. Mary Hatfield, of Twent sixth street, Gowanue, Brooklyn, appeared as complain: against the accured, and stated that she had lost her parse, containing ® fmallsumof money. Justice Osborn com- mitted the prisoner for examination. Scxpay Mvsic IN THE Centaar Park—Mrenna THE Cexrkat Park Commssioxers—Dr. J. L. Hatca’s Ler ver —the Commissioners of the Central Park held » meeting yesterday afterncon at the rooms in Naaseo street. As ueual, the business transacted was done in se cret, and no account of the proceedings tragspired, ex. cept in relation to the letter or petition of Rev, J. L. Hatch, for permission to have Sunday musical enter. tainments in the Central Park, The matter came up for disposal, and, after a few minutes’ doliberation by ths Board, was laid om the table for an indefinite period. After ‘the adjournment of the meeting the members o the press cesired « copy of the lotter for pnbdlication, which was peremptorily refused by the clerk, at tae sug- gestion of several members of Board, 1: 1a under- stood, however, that the Tn On space Cee pages of foolscap paper, and is « jan appeal Drmmmiesioners "Ye allow these Sunday musical evtertainments, for the benefit of the thougaods of our metropolitan artisans who, during tue week, are confined in dingy and badly ventilated workebops. Dr. Hatch certainly deserves great commencation for bis true Coristian spirit and menliness of purpore in taking a leading position in the adoption of measures to ameliorate the condition aud cater for the welfare of our working classes oF persis sat eRe Sy Coronerw Inquests. Fatal ACCIDENT 10 4 Custp.—Coroner Jackman held an inquest, at the New York Hospital, upon the body of a boy named Richard Henry Smith, who died from the ef- fects of injuries accidentaily received by falling out of a third story window at the corner of Catharine and Cherry streets, Verdict, “Accidental death.” Fouxp Drownep.—The body of an unknown child was ) found floating in the East river yesterday, nearly opposite Bellevue Hospital, and was brought ashore and placed in the dead house for the action of the Coroner. An inquest ‘will be held wpon the body to-day. "aTAL Fai FRoM A Wixpow.—-Coroner O'Keefe held an ingens at No, 61 Cherry street, upon the body of Aune O'Leary, * native of Ireland, aged sixty years, wiio died from tbe esTwets of injuries accidental’y received by failing ‘out of the eeocwd story window of her residence ag above, Verdict, “Acoilental death,” The United States {rigate Coustellation, Captain Jonn S Nicola, wae at Madeire on the Sth ult, Advices from the Macedonian, Capt. Levy, a © was about t ing wearon olf the coast of Syria, ntion to whatever the American Minis: ople might exggest az important to compared with the previous week — Public deporits.....-.. Other deposits: ‘Notes in circulasion Rest.. On the other side of the accor Government securities Other securitiee. . Coin and bullion... Notes unemployed. ln relation to American s: & Co. remark:— American stocks without regulary demand. United S:ate? m thie port lest May to join tag Rio Janciro July 23, cere . Bariog Bros. Arzivais and Departures, ARRIVALS. \—tir John Reonie, Hon. Grantley Rerkeicy, Wm Brown, Kngland, Charln W ‘Puoert, Carles Atthe Clarendon Hot G25. ®. Kendall, mew York; &. B. Thomas, Philadel | 9A! ae drone. Be : Pushin sad tire GcW, anderson Loulwsitie, 3,; Unarica | {8 Gfter ed's 98;,O's offered st 0234. Some ‘meaall teieno ae. tions have occurred in Pennsylvania ipscriptiont 82, in Virginia £'2 ana 6’s at, 864, and in Penoeyivania Centra! Railroad obligations at 89, aud in Panama Raiiroad bonds, first mortgage 1895, at 9%, Colonial bonds are firmly held; Canada 11234; New Brunawick and Nova Scotia 110, Mevers. D, Bell, Son & Co. notice and quote as follows:— During the past week the market for American securi- ties has presented ne change of importance, and we may remark briefly that the market continues steady and prices ttationary. Nnydam and family, New York; Mr’ snd sre. Philadelphia; h. W. Onrr, Cherleston, BC; 0.5 Fand servant, Governor of the Babamaa; a. Atking, Kngland; Mra Mdwara Cortis, U. Cremer, &, W. Dougisss, New York Atthe Latarge House—H. Evans, New York; Barnet i. Rothechild, Robert Crofts, Longon; Henry K Banker, late Lieut. Fourth Dragoos Gusras, Corfe Casile, vornet. From ial eo in the steamabip Africa—Mr and Mra Ko- genfeld, ive cnildrea and puree; Mr Schultz, Madam Bish», Mra Schultz an¢d maid Mr and Mrs Wm Liddell, Mra M a Jackson, Migs Kirtland, Mr and Mrs Matthew Ularkeon, chtid Wm. #. ¥nglea, ned purest, Mr and Mrs David Hoadley. Misses Alice and « U 1s of 1805. Hondiev, Mr and Mis Emden, Mr end Mre tnerley, aa wud | U+® 05 of 1005... maid. Hon Grantley Bereley and rervant, Joha Menntoe ant Do. 5 per ce G sibbald, JP Quinn, & B Dullman, Mrs Haywood, Mr | Alabama 6's, bonds, 5 rs & King, Misa Graham, Madam saycock, Misa Smits, | Keatucky 6's, 1808 and i87 30 Orr, Mr Kurland, Mr and Mra H Barrow, C Oramer. Mist | Yarylap4 5's bonce.. fs Dinah bhenron, Wm Moult W a Emith. © Smith. Hi Mastachuretts 6's bonds, e, Ohse Waite, Mr and Mrs Kross, Mina Chiliaa, Misa Gaz | it fr Carote, © Noonan, B Napier, JG Ward. Mre Ed lnaieeippi 52, ward Curt, J Lavilie, ) 8 Riker, Mr and Mre fstersrovk, | Obio 'e, 1836 brook, Win Nixon, Mra atd Mise Ward, Col Weswra, | Peunsylvan: dol Fitzgerald Mr Koes aad Nephew, Mr Holgate, O Gorman, Do, 6's, sterling b Meiegman, W oH Young, L 9 Beckett, De F Binkis, | South Carolina 5’, 1866, Jeseph Stone, Wm Birnee, H Bdward Gideon, #ir Joho Ken: | Tan ciese Gia, bon nie & Mayne, Jewes is Lindeay, Ackroyd. Mr and bra Bates, Mr and Mra Frv, Trmotby Street, 0 W Hubert, Heury Gustelle, Charles Spritz, Mr Michelena, ‘J Killa, Mr Darzival and frieud, 6 P Olegg. F btrater, seindexter W Brown, J 20, & Alfonso, V Dubocx. & Marrieon, & W Jonea, Mr m Andrews, Mrand Mra berenders, J H Wood, Mr 2, Bonds, 1 1888 eter ling boad: 1850-"65. ins, A Wrand Mra% A Clark, WS Koes AC Lansing, Mr i, On Hecvey, Me rez, Mr Bertache, Mr Ecslea, Wm Menboe, Jona Sea 4 2 Lvghes 5 Ha Joayntn Diago, MeCoonin, F Menier, J J Do. 7 per cent free land Tucher, Benjamin tmtih, Mize Mary Bramaril, Jobn Jonea. | Illinois Central RR. sto: Mr aud'Mrs Thomse Sante, Xo» Mary Grove and inte: d :F Silliman, A Kegert, Waiter Aboot, Robert Slockie, Mrs. Rosemond. favor of the cha-acter and solidity of tbe company, inepire the booaholders witn tresh confidence aud in- duce them to corae forward with additional subscriptions to the fourth mortgage, Not coir bas this been misplaced, but many of the bondholders feel tavw selves deceived and unfairly dealt with by the gratuio2s on upjuatifiable preference shown to certain ocopon ere. Thave been told that the railway company accepts, in payment of trafic cherges, ita overdue coupons at thotr full value, This, again, must militate against theso mort gage bends on this side of the Atlantic atleast. J. 5. ‘The movement of the banks in the four principal cities of the Union in which weekly reports are made, as ehown by their last statements, is as follows:— Se Deposits. | Specie. Circuln, New York, 4ug.27$117,041,070 71. 7OLBt7 20,728,068 8 284,279 aaton, 8 Ver, $5,080 (45 17,500,101 8 Wve 17 G2b%.dn0 riladelpbia, CO.. 449632 14,200.908 5 26 97S 2O36,256 N.Orleaun,atig.20 18'450,144 17'285,001 13,214 395 9 823,069 44,273,154 26,972,504 085 529,170 27,438,287 Speaking of the dry goods trade, the Jndependent of to- day says:— The market ig not so active ag usual at this season The auction sales are On the incresee, and importers uro selling lees from private store. Goods are belog moro pressed through the auction room, and auction sales wi! ive the tone to the market for the balance of the season, Prices aie Weak, Oxt tor very deairable atyles of guoge. Prices of drege gilke even are rather unsettled in price, in view of the large approscning public sales. The sates alrcady held have drawn @ ierge attendaice, and good average pricce have been obtained, the goods being wauted; bot there is not that buoyancy which takes place When supply is known net to be exceestve. Domeatic goods are achive, aud Cotton fabrics are in good supply and rather easier io price, though in isir demand. Prints are igo active. In wootlens, mouseling de sine and fancy cassimeres are i very good demand. Prices of choica Styles and qualitiee ero well maintained, bat there is a large offering of fabrice not of prime qualities, which are heavy in p The wants of the country are great, and will unqueationabiy take the bulk of the suppiles, yet ‘here wid be a large remainder, woich hag a depressive elect on pric We read ths following singular statement in the Albany Evening Journal: The telegraph report for the press gave, on Monda: nigbt, the following slack report from New York -— Sxoonp Boarn,—-Stock dull at the second board. Pacific Mail, 81; New York Cen. 74; rr ag 9 44; Mich.'Cen. 4434; Gsl.'& Chi, 69; Tl. Cea. 68} Gey. & Tol, 2432; obi. &'R. 1, 667% cular of New York broker gives the report of ales a8 [OlloWes— Pacific Mai! $22 offered, 83 asked Reading 442 4434; Mich. Cen, 45; ’Gal_ & 06; Cley. & To..'2434; Chi. & RVI. 67 a. 5N. Gal Pere are tmportant digcrepancies in these quotations; and ihe errors sre radical ones, difficuls Sto ascribe to any cause but design. They bare the effect to deprecsiace prices, and to caute those who hold stocks for investmeat to sell, and thus still more to lower the price. Whether this is the object, the reporter can explain. As if to con firm the public in their impressions of the total unrelia bility of the stock quotations telegraphed for the press, the agent Inst evening quoted, at the firet board, New York Central at 7354, when the actual quotations range+ from 7534 to 76. A single discrepancy of this kind might be overiocked, as it might be supposed to result from 1 adyertence. But when, for days in succession, similar diecrepancies occur, it looks like design, and renders the reports Lot merely useless but mischievous. Stock Exchange. Taunspay, Sept. 1, 1860, £5000 US 5's 103 25 shs MiobSo&NIaR 73 4000 Virginia 6’8.... 84 50 do. 1% 12000 Missouri 6 835¢ 28 Mich So & 253 £00 Cai abonds.., 82° $00 25% 2000 Tenn 6's 90... 8776 300 25 1000 Brookiyn Cw}. 100 50 25 1000 Frie RR.2d mb. 7434 250 2 2000 End Riv RR 3m 76 200 6 10UOGRIMORIRR2dmb 85 250 26 10 rhe Ocean Bapk.. 923{ 60 10 St Nicholas Bank. ae 10 26 250 Panames Railroad. 117 10 Pac Mail $3 Co, -b6) 67. 90 186 F 50 co, . 10 Cumb Coal pref. 10 GO..4. . 50 128 N Y Cea RR&.. 150 60 do, 126 200 50 60 100 50 350 ‘360 do, ~b60 430 co... + 10%{ 1100 Cleve & Tol RR. 200 Harlem RR pref.” 373; 200 2535 200 7 68 z Ce BO.oee seers 100 Chi & KkisRR 960 406 Reading RR..b30 226 do 1300 @i a 500 D. 100 shs NYCen R.b10 763% do, . 1034¢ 100 do......b60 767g 00 Virgi \e 934¢ 100 Hud Riv RR .860 35 (00 Missouri! 6’s.... 83% 11 do. 354g 84 100 do. . Bb S 8 250 Illinois Cen RR.. 67 1000 Gal & Chiclm 90 300 do......b060 6734 10 shs Bk Americt 20 Harlom RR .... 1634 rhc & Tol RB 263¢ 100 MichSo&NTARR 7% ot f 2 60 800 306914 24 Chi, Bur &QRR. 565 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Turrspay, Sept. 16 P.M, Asura.—-Sales of 200 bbls. Montreal pots were mado at $0 43% for export; pearls were made at 5c. Breapertrrs,--Fiour—The market waz heary for cox. mon Western brands, and closed at lower rates, while common to gooa grades of State were eoarce aad rather firmer; the sales embraced about 7,000 bbis., closing withip the following range of prices :— Tospected to choice superiine Stare, Extra State, from old and new whe Superfioe Wostern......... Low to choice Western extra. Extra Genesee,......+44 Mixed to straight Southern Straight to good extra do Choice extra family and bakers’ brands, Rye fiour, Corn meal... 8 Canadian fi ing in small lot at $450 a $5 Southern was in falr demand and prices unchanged; the eal ‘eced about 2.000 bbis., closing within the range of quotations. Wheat—-With the exception of good to prime lote of new, the market was heavy and irregular; the salon embraced about 6,000 bushels, including red Kentucky at $1 25, white do. at $1 48 a $1 50, white Southern at $1312 $1 40, new white Indiana at $1 35, and asmall lot of new extra, fancy and choice Dutchess county at $1 85. Corn was more buoyant and in better request, with sales of nbout 80,00 bushels, including old Weetern mixed, in store, ot 80c. new ditto, afloat,tat 81c.,and round yellow st 830. Kye was steady, with gales of about 1,400 bushelea! 80c a Sic. Barley was quiet, Oats were steady and in fair request, bea fales of State at S7c. a 400., and of Canadian at 39c. adic, Corrre.—The auction sale held today arewa good and spirited company, and the whole paseed off at fuil prices, the pale having been copsidered a very good one. About 5.360 bags of Rio were dispozed of at 1034. a 123{0., avo. rege llc, The sales besides embraced about 1,100 bags common Rio, for export, at 103¢¢.: 580 ditto good nt pri vate terms ; and about 900 begs Maracatbo at privad terms. ‘There wae aigo another movement in Jeva, and £,000 mats were fold at private terms, It was atated that the market bad been pretty well swept of all jots under 16340. Corton.—-The sales embraced about 500 2 600 bales, without change in prices, which were as follows :—~ 2 2 z - 2 s eek RA Room sessesses From Bichmond, &c, in sieamtbip Jamestown—Jno P _ NEW YORE CLASSIFICATION. " Tabb, lady and caild, Mra & Thomas. dobn Dwyer, lady and Upland, —Porida, Mobile, NO. Texas, two children; Mra McMahon, aiea Kate Taylor, Mra Juval, Ordinary 916 9 914 94 Mus by Lrown, Misa Yower, US Allison, Miss a Sbanvo, Miadiing. nig nie ne na Mie M Tompkins, John ler, er, 8 0 Dinan, Panama 7's, nort,, ~ : ‘ ‘Tuomas, iT Rickerd, KG Lindsey, A Benton, Mra C Benton, | Don 186 Bair... 12i4 1235 13% 4 Mins A Alden, & Benton, J B wichmond. 1 W Knowles. JB Herrick, AB Engledove, Wm Bui WC Wilaon, Mra 0 Fon, H Danford euc lady, Mre DC McSregor and child, Mra ampbell five children and nurse; Mre Herr7, Miss 0 nnn Miss © Loyal. Robt Loyail, Wm shephe d.T Beers, L Van Erackie ¥ J Thomse, M Daunenberg, A O Perpall, Chas Os: & C ives, W EB Jarvis & ton, LO Tappey, Maton # Burrows, MCchen, E Loth U1) Ward. Mr Apptommas, Navid Gibaoo, Geo Swan, PD Wiking. W & Wilkins, » W Gny, WH Sea burs. o is Parker, ts Rnnelt, ¥ 8 ssussell—and eleven in the steerege, Do, 9d mort., 18 Penney !vanla Central bonds, Satterthwaite suyy— The market for Amorican securities continues to be characterised by the eame dulness we have Jaiterly had foreport. Where ralew are pressed, lower prices bave to be accepted Some ints of United States 6 per cent bonds, 1874. have lately been remittes, and are offering from 92 40 %2}¢, Jn ratiroad bonds the demand js slow; = low New York Central, Pennsyivania Ceptral, Paoama, and Jinole Central conuinue to be taken for juvestment; the ‘net named have fallen during the week one per cent. Illinois tbares remain very heavy, at a decline of fully one per cent. New York and Erie securities are quite negiecion, Console clove $534 to % for money and ac: conpt A meeting of the siock sud bondholders of the New York and Erie Rai'road Company is intended to be held on Friday, the 26th Angust, at the London Tavern, mt one o'clock, to appoint a deputation to proceed to New York to covfer with the Directors on the affairs of the company, and for other purposes connected therewith. a ‘i DEPARTURES. For Southympton and Hamburg. in the steamehip Sezonis— F Le Josnvales, New York; ¥ W Franaie and lady, do; G B Bornemana, 60; F Baumer, lady and daughter, Hoboke: lem, Ktama. yamer and alder: Malem, New York: E San Francisc old Lowenthal, Fdusrd Manaser, co; Lr8 Karnes, Hoewon; J Zellner, New York; 6 pomana. “itteburg: Fred Cibmsient, 8! man, Win; Pan end three children, New’ Orleans: F Cullie’ Jean Nips, Indy end child, Weatchestershire, reuseen; Thomas Word and lady. ; Bugo lund: w York; Antoine, Choisy, Indy and. eni fanyn, Sui america: George cutalall, new Yon Baumgartee, Cineinnall; Gctave Garim, Ke Cabrera. do;’ Mr Barbe,’ Velparaina; Catharine Gozew! ns; Madame Le bachelet, sae Francisco; Theresa It in derirable for all parties interested to attend the ot inpadt; Madame Louise, New Yor: Nodiae Henrion ae meeting. iady, Detrolt, Michigan—and others in the steerage, together | The following, which we find in the London Times of For Savanah. in the steamebip Eunteville—A Gamm, BP | A'guUst 19, relater to the affairs of the New York and Eric Sandford, Wm Marshall, Jas . HH Cowdery, & toc. | jallrosd:— bank and iter, J B Finch, H L Strickland, Thos Coleman, y 16, 1859. ACampero, JM Gorrie, M Wier, M Hieburn. M Happ. Kobi Lonnon, August 16, 1859. Clement, A Certling. HW teen, joseph | The New York and Erie Railroad Com to which Boers OG Balen, F , Chas Baudet, Jerome Boers, » FE brown, J F Jeter Eemith, Geo Robertson, H Obemeyer, Mra Thay fon and two cbildren, Miss Jendrew, Lewis dretgtelder, Misa Braith, Mre Wier, Miss A Oox and niece, John H vanforth, Win Mnler, 2 M Reeves, H Marcus, lL A Mone, M Selig, J 4 Mar- tin, D Buel, H Zinstt, LJ Core, 1 D Cole, eo a Morrie, Rorenteld, & Cos, M Nordlinger and wife, Pat Kelly, E fie. burn. 1 Lteb, J Wolf, MGamaerd, M Lee, J Uloptan; James pany, allveion is made in your money article of this Thorning, is one of the great leading trading bodies of America. It @ \herefore well that the English public should be informed Of their principles of business. When the fourth mortgage bond interest became re- cently due, the company paid in full with their fands in hand, and, while these iasted, the coupons first presented , fending subrequent claimante empty away. Thus, how- Decker, 8 Newbalt, E Morris. ip Yorktowo—Jaa Gem- j ever it may be explained, undue precedence haz been For Richmond, £0. in the steamship } Ja Guilen, | given to rome creditors over’ others, wad of courge the die, , Thos A Bulk: | tant onbefricuced nglien bondholders, like myself and y. © & hunt, Jos Jobneon, & 8 sunker. The others, are kscrifices Kinton, Wm Eonerieon. DA ge rg el Mre Wright, Jas On Mr. Moran's accepting the responsible management Mien Arcosirong, 11 % Waight, indy and child; Mra Ligpt, Mra @ Of the company he paid a visit t) England purposely, as Fanoill, Mise ¥'Neizon, # Sleveas, J BP , Mra Bung Be etated, by oe personal presence and repreeentatious in 2 2. 58 Se a ee ae ees The stock in this market, in store and on shipboard not cleared, it was stated, though returns were not complete, would not fal! much under 40,000 bales. The stock on band embraced about 28.000 balez, while that on shipboard it was suppored might possibly swell the amount to the total stated, FRricut engagements were limited. To Liverpool, nbout 400 a 560 bales were engaged at 8 16d. a 7 32d., and 15 tone lingeed cake at p. t, To London, 100 tons lwseed cake at 208. To Hamburg, 1,000 bbis, rosin were en- gaged by steamer at 2s. 6d, other continental ports epgogements were light. Fist —Dry cod were firm and in fair demand, and with- ina day or two come 1,200 1,300 quintals St. George’s bave beep sold at $4 6234, witha lot of Beverly at 1234. Muckerel were firm, ‘with moderate gales of No. 1 at $15 50, No, 3 at $8 7549, Smoked herring were in fair ceroand at25¢ #280, Pickled herring were in fair requect, with of fax at 166. a 180. Fine Crackkrs.—Sales of 3,000 boxes wore made at $i 80a $1 85, Hay wae steady, with eales of 8CO 1,000 balon at 660. a 706, per 100 Ibs. Ling —Sales of afew hundred barreis common were monde at 5c. and lump at $1 16 for Rockland. Motssees —Sales of 50 bhds. Cuba muscovado wore made at 2c. a 25c,, and 400 do. clayed, for distilling, at 180, Naval. Stores.—The market for spiritn was unchanged, and sales light, About 800 bbls. cruce turpentine were told at $3 48%. Common rosin was quict. Ons.—The market was quiet, and gales of most de. Bcaiptions were moderate, while sales were ight. Provisions.—Pork—The market opened with increased firmners and animation, but closed heav: The esies em. braced about 1,700 bbis., including new mere ut $14 75 0 $15 16, cloning at the inside figure; thin mous, at $13 60 @ $18 76; prime meas, at $12 60 a $12; civwr mnees, ut $17. and prime, at $10 75 8 $10 8714. Ree? wes irregular, but in fair request, with saler of about 200 bois., including country primo at $5 60 a $6; meus do., at $6 75 a $7 26; repacked mess jot $7 75a $10; and extra do, at $10 25.0 $11 75. Cut meats were in light supply, and the demand limited: sales of about 90 packager, inciuding shoulders, at 7)g¢ , abd hams a5 8)<0. & 8x6, Lard wes rm: prime bbis. and tierces were made seth, aoa ‘954 126 22,098 2,732 456 = Otber refuse Uninspected... 16,836 jae Tota! 90,501 70,338 NEW YORE a oe City prime... = ¢ dir ROE 4,297 5,258 Do.Chiesgo mess 2,783 16,581 n172 18 213 203 2 aL 693 3 _ ne rl ny rt rT rs 4/26 4,930 Do, primes... — 62k 518 Uninspected bbls. 18! 2,087 * 738 Total 28,995 24,200 Ric les of 150 caske wore made at 330. Svoars.--Yoe toarket was sveady, with pales of about 1,000 hbde,, including Porto Rico, part at 740., and the remainder, Cuba mugcovada, part at 53¢c, a Ojge.; and 162 boxer ab p. t Wiekny was without chavge of moment, with further nailer nt about 26350. en cer cee MARITING INTELLIGENCE. ALMANLO TOR NEW FORK—FRI DAT, TON komt UN AETS. Port of New York, September 1, 1859. CLEARED F cummed Saxonia (iam), Ehicrs, Hamburg—Kunhardt & 0» Bter Funtsville, Post. Savannab—H B Oromwoil 7 Oo, Ricamans Sarmsows, Parvin, Norton. wo--Ludinm Hl: a at fa, Jacobs, By dt NBW. La Loule. J }, Bydnev, * Biip Cultivator, mussel, Uiverpool—Witliana & Guin. Bbip Yorktown, Meyer, London—? Griunell Ebip Harvey Birch, Nelson, New Orleana—J Hi Brower, Sbip bf Kimball. Bormer,’New Orieans—N E Brigham. Fork scicvaut, Sherman, Vemarara—J M Smith & Uo. Wagner, Miramichi—t & * W Moyer. B, taeke 1. #iramichi--F Swilt 4 Vo Bark F H Fanning. Harding, Galveeion—narsross & Prinoe Berk P Flood, Ancerson. Mobile~ Oakley & Keating. Bark Kat-io, Kendrick, Charleston—Basseit & Bacon. Brie Atwater, alien, Feras— McCready, Sou & Oo. rig. © Lieath. Lou ria—J W kioKee 4 SUD & Dowolt |, Alexan Bcbr Uceau Wave (dr), Lockbart, &t Jobo. Schr Charles, J W Dyer. Jacknonvilie—Bvett, Son & Co, Fehr Retford Webb, 2 ulledge, Kavannsh Rerr Geo Henry. Fielia, ‘seorgetown—Dibble & Funce Schr W A Kiis, Nichols, Wilmingtou, NO.) Sinith & Uo. Nebr Alba, Powell, Wiimlogion. NOB S Poswall. Schr W 8 Copes Simmovn Slizabeth City—Muatar Scbr Pearl bank, M/-Lmond—Van Brun! & Slaght Schr Grace Darling, Nencn, Richmond—Van Brant & Blazht, Sear Blin. Warren, Prederiskeburg—W # alten, Flooy Unite, Lewis, Newatk—H 8 Hackett. Steamer Novelty, Bell, Philadelobua, AKRIVED, -* Steamship Africa (Br), Shannon, Liverpool, Au PN. with mone sod passengers, E Cunard. Passed Uape Sace Sunday. eM, in adense tog. Aug 90, 12 = Mat 43 40, jon 69 80, passed ® large pad‘ie wheel e'eumsbip bound 1; 6PM tnt 42, lon 63, spoke abip T J Roger, Paiten, fram Shields for New Yor. Bteamahip Jamestown, Skmner, Richmond, #0, with mdse ‘and passengers, to Lediam 4 leluckea. Vara J G bunker (vew, 550 tons), Bellevitla, NJ. to Ce er epara; ta io ty & Co. 1€ to this ctty ‘outbern trade: bark belen W Almy (pew, about 390 tons) Davis, New Bed fore. 2 dave, in ballngt, to master, Came to thisport to load tor Avsira! Brig fantisgo (Erem). Bleenbrock, Port su Platt, Aug 20, wih wabogany &6, to Grlocke, Beulgen & Rel sheit Bebr Pacide (of Wasbingwm, NC), Farrel, St Martins, An, 27. with walt, to Jos Poulke's Sone Sombrero ang 17, and a9 brig Ann EMza, of Norfolk; scbre J W Miner, and 8 & Brown, lying st anchor. 4 Scbr Cumberlaus, rence, Baltimere, 8 days. Rebr Cesune, Carman, Oelais, 6 days Bebr Princess, Lovell Bonton, 3 day Scbr Kédward A Stevens, Stevens, Poston for Albany, Rohm Convoy, Rustell Boston for sihany, Beamer Deinware. Copes. jelpbia. Steamer Peire!, Baker, Provicence. 1:30 BELOW, Rhip Catnden. Tallman, from Liverpool, 49 days, with mdse, to Durham & Dimon. ‘Ship Bla (ot Baty), Drummond, from Leghoru, 69 days—was boarced S0th ult by plot boat hare Nye, No 2. BAILED. bins Sexonia, of avd for Hamburg; Guntaville, Sa yapian; York tomay foro dc; ships Harvos! Qaeen and Dut tivator, Liv s ence. New Orleand; Guy Mat bt obiie: warks Aeronant. Demarara; P Flood, Mobile; Sem! Morley Jr, Bt Marks; Edisto, ‘Also tailed, ahip Yorktown. Lontion, ‘Wind during the day NW to W, legraph Marine Report. SANDY HOOK, Rept}, sunset—A abin and a bark onteide the bar, bound in, Ship Zarvest Queen, for Liverpool. cleared the bar at 4:30; ship Yorktown. for London, at 5; ebip Indeven dence, for New Ori at 5:85; and shio Ouitivator, for Liver pool, s1GPM. Wind sW, Light;’ weather clear, BIGHLANDA. Sept 1. sunset—T wo sh'ps. one bark and one poh! off the Big) ound io, Wind WsW, iigdt; weather lear. MisceRaneous, The Cunard steamsbip Asia, Capt Lot, nailed on Wednesday night fer Liverpool wilh 61 passengars. ‘The Hamburg inail steamer Ssxonis, Oupt Ebiers ralied yes terday afersoon fr Southampton, Havre nad Hamburg, wiib 156 passengers. The new screw steamabip Yount Vervon, of Cromwell's lings went down the bay yesterday op f trlal trip. For San Francisco Drrecr—The splendid clipper ship Aan Eldridge ie loading in the Mevers Sutton & Co's Despatch lee, 0 gail 10th inst, This favorite clipper hus tl oat Of her freight vow on board. She is built entirely of white oak, rates Al,and being & great favorite sor fast ealiing aud the good delivery of cargo, will fill up promptly. She wil! finish loading at pier 23 Raat River. The clipper Black Pawk, at pier 19 Bast Siver, in the eame line, whi finish loading on Aavorday or Monday next, ‘Thia to the third verse! despatched by the hiesara Sutton & Oo within the Inst forty deya. is z Bark AsHoae—Bark Leon, at Boston trom Buenos Avres, Teporis:~ Aue 3, aw a bark sabore 2 miles North of Oap st Koque, with owermasts and bowsprit atsuding. BARK Betsena, Parker, at Bosion frum lizabethport, ob the Sits tak aL 6 EM, birack on Baas Shoo}, Polloak Kip, but eame off at 8PM without camage, fonn Saran L, Capt Soniih, was the ect; eported sunk in Hell Gaie’ bigs tes Scux Emrirg. Hutchins, from Roston tor New York, io rua in eontac: with # brig aud tad her ‘The Emyire arrived et New Bed tord Slat ult. fLoor Buxx—During the squall lant night a small alnop be- lonwt: x t> Port Jefleraon. name unknown, loaded with galt etruck on the pomt of the Norih Brother and sunk, Poutswovri. Aus 1a The Ann B Thompacs, Brook, which putin bere yesteraay from New Orleans, ned lost an: nd, chain off the ‘Sashes. “aes The bark P Pendleton is ow on the Screw dock for the pur pone of having her bu"! examined, Notice to Mariners. NORTH COAST OF SPAIN—-LIGHT ON ORRIO DE TAPIA ISLE , Hyprograruso Orricy, ADNTKALTY, Lonpon. aug 9. 1889. ‘The Minister 0° Marine at Madrid has given notice, tuat on and siter the let of Septomber, 1559, @ ight will be exuiatted irom a lighthouse recently erected on Orria de Tapia, in the provinee 0, Cvideo, Bay of si cay ‘ ‘The light will be a fixed light, varied by a flash every two minutes It fs placed nt an elevation of 93 English feet above the level of the nea, and in ordinary weather rhould be visable irom 4 distance of 15 miles. The te apparatus is dioptric, or by lenges, of the ird order. ‘The light tower is octagmal, of ash colored granite, 27 feet in in height, and reese above the north face of the keeper’s dwell- jug. which 1s pa‘nted white. It ig in lat 4335 38 N; lon 6 68 cided of Greenwich, according to the latés: given Spanish po- i . By command of their Tortie, JOHN WASHINGTON. Hydrographer. This notice affects the following Admiralty Charts:—say of Biscay, Fo 64; Kiver Thamee tothe Mediteran Not. Aino Oe List tor North and West Coasts of Spain, July 1859, x0 BLACK SEA~LIGHT ON KILI POINT, ANATOLIA. Hyprocrarnic Orricn ApwInAury, LOvon, aug 9. 1859. ‘The Director of Lights for the Turkish government has given notice, that on and after tbe Sia of avpust, 1459, a light would be established at Kili Point, on the conn’ of Anatolia, &% miles the eatiward of the entrance of the Bosohorons. ihe light revolven once & minnie it\s placed on gn eleve ricn of 221 Singlish feet ubove the level of the ses, and in clear wenther ebouid be vieble from a cimtence ot 26 miien ‘che torm, deipbt, and color of of the githonge are not stated dain iat 41 10 N len 2) 85 # of Greenwich ‘By command of thei Lordshtns, JOHN WASHINGTON, Hydrogranher. ‘This notice affects the foliowing Admiralty Charte—xediter reienp, geveral, No 2, 188; Giak wea, general, No 2,214; Black ren, sheet 9, No 2288. ' Black Fea Pilot page 1i3; and mediter vanean Lights List for May, 1859, No, 201. GULF OF FINLAND=REVEL SOUTH LIGHTHOUSE. MINISTRY OF MARIN St Perensnura, July 2l-—-ang 2, 1889, ‘The Hydrographic Department of the Imperial Ministry of Ine, in orcer to complete the notiticstion ot the 18th—80th » last, pives notice to masters of veesels, (hat the repair of the Southern sighthouge of Cathertesthal! being completed, that ghihovee, will as previougly announced, be lighted from toe 18th 27th of July of the prevent yesr, 189 It will, how: ever, only light the horizon from NW 12 10 563* acoordiog to the corrected comprss, ("Bearing #0 given, | NORTH SEA: NORWAY, WEST COAST—NOIRYARD 1iGHTUOUSE, KARNO Maniny: Derartwnat, Onnistianta. Aug 6, 1869. ni to rive Lotice that Licievarde Light, which, ascording te votifeation datod 9th May last, has been for some time ex: tinguished, will be Itt again on the lst September next. GULY OF BOTHNIA: SWEDEN—LIGHT VESSEL ON TRE EAST FINN- GuusD Ministry or Manixe, SrocknoLm, July 26, 1859. ‘The Royal administration of saritime affairs ry «ives notice, tor the infermahon and guidance ot m1 a itveesel wi eae ‘on the shoal of the sast Finn- nit of Bothnia, distant about 134 minutes NS {com the top of the sboal tn Int 60 65 40 N, and lon 38 25K (of Greenwich). ‘The vessel ts painted red, and has the word “Finpgrundet”’ in large white letters with (wo masts, and carries at sinking of 8 und the horizon. which o1 ieiance of ot lous 332 aoleal fire. ‘Lhe light will be it every dat atng tll sunrise the Yeegel there isa bell which i her rematniny to nuch stationing and removing will be sawed every’ yosr for the information of mariners, Whalemen, Off and on a8 Payta, 20 uit, Ansoond all told; 241, Navoleon, Goll, Flher, eh tapolvett, tein dads "Tinta 408 ap alos ac ton, NB, nota,” ap since Jaat 7% ;, Afton, Allen, WB, 140 sp; Edward. Btanton, do, 100 ap sings \aaviog \alparalng, Montgomery, Crapo, do, 60 Bp do; Uwcoola, Hamb- ported. re id on do 26th, bark Active, Wood, NB. rtood tent, & boat oa ahora for Tetiers, ud’ prosestea on berulne, 2A) mp 28 wh 4 letter from Capt Collin, of ship Courier, NE, reports her Orenner, NB, 1.900 Macy do, 510 do; no date, Clara 09.40; Onpray, wianton, nB, 350 , 100 do; ‘Dartmouth, Haued: | Mipatiinn; nebra Niger, 0 St Felix 26, having tsken 70 bbls sp since with 1.060 bble leaving Taloabuano. Coin, of at board; bed takem s vound the arehoe BE, ‘A letier from ship Courier, WB, reports her off Bt Felix May 46, bering takes 10 pbla fp ol since loayeag » tenn "fa eahuano, as Bpcken—tiay 2. off Guipngee Islande, Oxpray, Stanton NB, £0 ap vince leaving dsicahuano; June 17, HI Dodge Lewy, do, 7B ap all told; 18, natal ‘Luce, do. ms i . Dornin. ‘do. 7 ‘24th, Rdward, Stanton, do, 10 gp since Jeoving Taloahuano; July 13, wreak: tn, Tee do, 100 ap do, 60; Montromarz, Crapo, do, 90 mp 4 Melgge, ailedei . wn do, nothing ty do, 2 A Luce, nisi % ts we, 12) wh, 190 #B.d° dos Lxturci, Rey, Wh, othidy to-do; Frasulin,” How: Pt Go; {0p ninco Ieaviny Poyta; Greehound taf enscy iaome ayia eter yt une, a weal Bathing Wing Faicaliuauo; iu daly, Bales an, July ‘Tombex, bound in, Mermaid, Hower, Westport, 23, off ata a Bo date, Herald Cash NB, 100 ep since leav- ing Taicahuany; Loutriana, Kelley. 7 asd, a6 do 28 ap all toid, aug 10, on Wm Martin, of Orleans, with 180 ap, al) well Spok jpoken, dc. Carotin Am), 16 arr hine,(eevorted Am), trom Sowtou Tor Pointde Galle, July Felicie, Brechet, from Rochelle fi wee: chet, lo for NYork, Aug 6, Int 46.N, rn Foreign Bora, Axpnosean, Aug )6—Sid Yalmyre, Lovitt, amd Thos Killam, Crosby, dsceton, v7 . . 6—Arr Grahame Polley, Norion, NYork, Jn port th, ebips Jorepbos, Welton, tor Boston Slat; sir Ke Peel, Larrabea; Fredk Gebbard, odftey, and Oey 4 Marna. for NYork roon; John Dascock, Colfin, fur MOrl do: Lizzie Oaktord, Kelley, for Havana do, Brrsro., (Pu), Aug Y rr Camden, Jones, Livernool. Tn We Chaunel 17'b, Sea Bello, iemad, from N Lore (and pro ceeded to Bristol), Hortense Baruan and Henry 2 Wright, @, trom At Stephen, NR (the former for Diousester). DREMERDAVEN, Ang 12—Sid Mobile, Onseens, 8 York; 15tb, Bicsyone #rooke NUriean = the bap ry? syed fe fom Bisheand. Ro. ORDEAUX, £UR 16—arr Warwick, Duvorgier, NOcleans; Martha a Molt, Jorden, NYore - : Bance.ona, Sug —s rv Iyvacita Truch Charleaton 12h, Celta, Sivas, KOrieang; Vary Ueveland, Goolridgs, somtoa. Cowes, sug lS—arr New York, Vod Sanieas N York and ld for bremen). Ondo W—Arr Lizzie Ronthard, Rpall, Liverpool. at ey ‘Arr Plymouth ook, Eatamond, Loudon (and * Biswonr, Aug 15—Arr WE Lindsay, Gray, St Petersb for 8Yor¥: 16th ‘Kcoan, Pill, Meme! for Bos ct, jai ad MaLooTH, Avg 17~ Sid Gen Sticker McDonald, London. em aug 18—arr 8 D syerson, Croaby, ot Stephen, Giascow, Aug 17--8ld Tonle, Puiehiagon, § York; 1Sth, Adri MGaeas at 9—-Sid Mevtha, Hoffman, Baltimore AENOA, Bid Mew! offasa, Provost Donhow, Osdie . peigiriteren HAVRE, Aug bare Ariel, Green, NOrleans; 17th, W Tell, Pupek, N¥or pEriour ‘Aug 16—Sid Germaula, Franke, NYork (and put nek 10 the ronda). Haway Aug 15-Sid Grand Turk, Starkweather, New- fonndlard Bornasia (69), Zrentmans, xxoee, VERPOOL, Aug M-—Arr U.yde, Vofin, Galveston; Mary cokes Wiltlama Lt George, NB, lst. Jura (wa), Moodie. N , Valeniis, Jvok, 8 Jonn. NB; 19th, Westmoreland, De- ny wre, Presie. hy Pott? Coast venus in; Erie, Preble City Point; Coasul Bayden. Savannah; Wy- coming, burton Philadelphia; fridgewater, Barstow; at Yona, Nb Windsor Forest, Cartis Mobile; 20th (L Pal), Earopa (), Letich, ontou vis Hiifax Sid 15ib. 8 Mard, antokel!, Baltimore; 17th. Bobert, Carter* St Thomas; 18h, Jawen Xesrotih « :wlelt, and Piniaod, Jones, irtund, Deware, valvestoa; Joba Barnonr, Morant igh Henry ‘arbeck true, Mobile; Great West: ern Furber, and Wm € storer. Comery, 4 ¥ in the river outward bound 19th, kmerald Isle, Cornish (old Isih), sud J 4 Westervelt, austia for NYork; Hacraseeket, ‘Talbot, for ‘ola, seed, for Boston. 7h, Jobn N Cushiog. Plumer, Baltimore; John M . MUMesns; lsth, slsmo, Patteraon, Galveston; ‘Ye —Arr Lon?oe, Hurlbut, New York; Tejuce, C atich- paver, Miiinaington, 2G; 18th, 4 Meee Maen ucto; frolden City, Leary, Foochow: I y of Brookly: Chase Bt John, N2! Garjtoede Bramall "Sombey. = sy. Kntout !7th, Ringleader, White (formerly Matthews), Hong Kong and W hasopos; tb, Loncon, Hurlbut, NYora; Bospbo- rus, Vottvell, Port Philip x, Aug 9~ Arr A}bion, Mergani, NOrlesns. Manseiies Aug 15—err ‘trovatore. ‘Carter, N York, Celestia, Rowes, Zante, KT, AL 18—Kid Uber Sprague, Pike Watts. Peniiaxp Finrn, Aug 16-~Preued through, Eventide, Par- tridge, from Shields for Providence (not NHaven; Chace, Ed- ‘Wards. from sunderland tor NYork. aetae cae ORT av Pratt, Aug 20— ort Br brig Johu Butler, or ace A ze A ak Fie hs 14, Bi WRENSTOWN, Ang 17-—Arr Joby Field. Fie) jeltimore. Quenxc, Ang 29—arr ship Weatern Chief, Woraing, Soston. 10 JANEIRO «uly 23— n port ship Statesman, Rmery, unc; bark Warren Haliet Vatiet. do: sud others not 18th, barks Sophia, Joves. Raltimere 19th. St James Cruse, Enilacelphia; 20th Whentland, Lespeaux, and WH Newman, yes og ig arr Paragon, Drinkwatre, Es Ba URLDS, Aug 18— Arr ‘i wi WFO, 18th, B. Fiek, tek. Pbilecels tia Sr Manties, 20g 17—In port 4r brig Coronet, for Boston. ‘DovroN, aug 16—sid Retormer soule Lehor. ‘Texx1, Aug i5—arr David siewart, Prenuss, Baltimore. Bvine Corts, ALEXANDRIA, Aug W—arr chr Arctic, Tucker Windsor. Bld bare Horace Beal, Johpeva Bostun; brig Zatuks, Grozvr, —_ ; tehr Franklin F hapdolph, Hazeloa, Cohaaest Nar’ ALBANY, Aug 3l—Arr echrs Uoaster Bertsia, NY Ann gutien soreaa Fo; Sarah M, Turriaon, dor 'sliso More’ Son don, do. BOSTON, Aug 3]— Arr steamer Wm Jenkins, Hallet. Baltl- more; barks 1 Parritt, Kueoos aynes. x Coggeshall Hole Wyawtote, oye Turks Inende; erson. Phi'ndelphis' Beme- 0; B na, Parser, Klizabethpory; brigs Mary H Baxter. alexandria; Scotland, Colma Baltimere, ucy ann, Wass, George Amos, Pichols and 8 P Smith, sntth, “biluge'phia, Forest, Browa, Elizsnethpors; achra © "Ronerta. Washington NO: Helen Mar, Hickerson, Georgetown, v0; L Child, Kelley; Julia Maine, Grapston, snd Ds, Sturgis, Worries Baltimore; F Smith, Orow- ell; L Dupont, Corann; 1 Thom Corsoa: Petttt Leader, Sart; Bueos Vita vi Hunvon, Somers JS Weeldin Smih; seinbow, Havener; W R Gern, Dye, and Killen, tinitet Philadephia; a 4 Apdrews Ovecan Vel; Thos A seymour, Kelly; MO Barri Plomer, and Medendo Ely elt. Kizabethport; "7 ‘a Hammoud, Cain; J Welsnd. Steimrs. Cb Carsuuire 8 ’marn and Nori Pasite, Mercy, Poladelphia; «loin. Hort, Wiizapetnport; Fe. legranh, Kogers. «nd Harvest Lewreare, Perth ariboy; Lote He, tea or and Founy era Griggs. Port ewen; Wuicod, Pare yer, ard srttt, Hobart, Nora Via Quaranthing, auios Lew flortdge, Liverpoo), Goleonda #merson’ Mtelbourne pia Kio Janetro: brig rico, 4eet Port au Prince bed the port Low stove 28th, off Stone Fores, by collision wib brig tisbela (vefore reporteo) mt Quarantine bare Zlawead vers n, from Hevea for Vaipere'su; put in for a crew | Uld sbtpadoo Svarees (new. of Howton 80) tonn), Haven, Salter, i a . Parest Mung insb wo to Chavnel; Origa ec. Sianebard slanchare, Baroados, Ampire, Crowell, Philaceiphte; echrs Jaa rarkar, Crossy, Point snd Richmond: 16 Hewett Ross, Wilalapion, Del: & RYork eo old bork Smyrniaie (new. Prior, Boyron; brig Wm 0 Clerk, Dag, Harding ane Mirand of ett, Hihard, sew aod sa with rain ia PM. ahip Joke York. 814, wind Haven; bee's Me # Blanenard te}) steamer Phineas Eprague, Matthews, from Pbilade!p BANGOR, dvg 30—Arr bark Joho Carver, Bowdoin, Phila« celpbia; brig Vempden, Wlawell, rarks salads schrs Watch- Bge endicton. a4, Fooguls, ramball, Nore. (id 30a, op, Ocleon, Say Harbor; sohee i’ iy Pil Sapna; Delasee Boynton N vere oes ene 44, Aug 29—Arr octra cacy White, NYork HolsFOL, bug 0-srrechr sen Middleton, Jr, Sipple, Cecrgctown Inc. Bld Marntog Star, Vall Port tives, r Bh Ne (Was 5 atte Pike Rew raw aug Si—Sld scbr A M OHARLESTON, aug 27] —* rh ateamship Marion York Sid bark Cherokee, Knck'ne, Nurieansr ehrtone Island. Hall, *Yor¥: Wide World. uokley, Wilm: NO. 28th—-Are aterm sloop ofwar Wyoming,’ Commander’ J i Mitchell Fbilacelphia Bidscnr & W *roth Jobnagn ‘ext feos BP Storey, Bergman, NYork; Loved Peasvek, Mane os POINT, Aug £0—Arr ehip Buasell, Perkins, Liver- pool, EAST GREENWICH. Ang 31-814 echr Sarah & Ta} Young, Philadelphia, sinop Adelia. Wrightman tod ‘eon’ FALL KIVBR, Aug 29--Aarrachr Sea sird, Chase, NYora; , Daniel Brown, Heald, and M + Durfee, Hall, alexandria; TW Thorne, yy NYore. Sio sicbard Sorgen, Arnold, Sal- more: Orion, Davis, NYork; Stat, fonatala, Bearse, do; WE Conquest (irom Taunton) do aio dp Jalia aun savia do. GEURGEZOWN, DO, Aug 29—arrachr Almira T, Emer- non. Providence GLOUCBSLER, Aug $0—Arr schr Laura M Mangum, Wha- HaMPTON ECADS, Sept l— arr (by tel), schr George Hofl me "from Florida, with ive omit » a Nore Ske putin for sions. \\ SLUK. Aug 25—Arr eteamehio Fashion Indianola; bark Pilgrign, Baliock N¥ork. “Ula bark roa, Tuthll, Lagiae. eS Ls Sept 1—s rr (by tel) bark American, rom NeWARK, Aug 31—Arr achre "an Lule, Norfolk: Jane Ann ete a al oly veceatt Chariots Avon, Man- atten ville: Mary , Staten Ieland, ; POOR AN Lui dea tamees ae a . Aug Sl—Arr Jo Boston for N York; Buapive if atohios, de eg ig gon, Pbiadeiphis. Bid irabel Tavlor, Poiledeipbia i NEWPUBT, Ang Bl—orr brig Mary Oobd, Pillsbury, «Port lsey, Arvicksoa, Harvey, XB, for Saltimore; scbra 8 F Wo: Frovicoetown for Philadelphia; Dart, Philiign, Taunton for oodbriage, KEW LANDON, Ang 90—Arr ache it okett, Paw- taker York Gul andl Se a eT rine raliwar). NEW }15.VEN, Avg 31—Arr schre Jas Magee, SB: + Pren Jackoon, Warde Now Jersey, Md 3° Gakalone Noes brunswick; Di Powers, do: Fred tyler, co; aloops Factor, or ke! hi SAOOLA, Aug 15—Arr eche Columbia, Davideon jon, Old’ 16th, chr WL Cogenwell, Bidridge, Mat ‘tanzey PRILADELPBTA, Aug 31—Arr staawer Kennebec, Hand, NYork: brigt Velona, Harvard. do: Ketahdlo, ntaessary, do for Loboy. put ip with cxptain sick; schra T Potiee. Glovers al- Vira. Brainard; Watchman, nevjamto, and Paleaune Uambren, oe 2 F Lewis, York, and Stariight, Yor, Portiand: Lal Belle, Bhavan, Nuedford (aud old for aa): Wt; Crocker, Preeoray. eonton (and old for do), DT lets, Miller, and Alife, Car bery, NLondon; George ales, Kelly, Proviténos; © 1° Young, Packard, Middletows (and _ejd tor Ommden) Old biee Lenox, Cole, NOrieans. bi T W ‘cay, Perks, Ohsrieston; J D Leg A Rite Age Blue es Mann, 5t Thy a ver, ver; Ari obingon, Haveni J Cone, Mehafiey, SS aan : bd ‘ept 1—Arr steamer Eonton lew, ; schrs Frederick F. Cottrell, Calais; Wim Onl yer, "Raynor, Portinen ay Hammond, Payne. and Irase Hich, Smith, Boston; Mga! know, NYOrk. Old atesmship Kennobec, Hand, N York: brig mas Conner, ¥ork, Portland; uchrs W Collyer, Raynor, Beane oat Se lg) wl ei ‘Boston. /AND, Avg 8t—ArP bar) ‘Alchborn, Rearnportigehra Rledtets indefphita;, Chilton, Luscomb, Galy i Light, Heme, Phil louise, . ames, Biz » Cid bark wae Aug 30~Arr sobr Kossuth, Pettingill, N ork. PROV!DENOK, Aug 31—Arr steamer Kenney, © om fteriing, Hae Bork, sehr.» roti Onuse, Ror'oles John Meteor Ha Philadelptta; Geo Wash- aa Hoan delgtla?s 3 sabmoad Torn (or Norn) Mary A Shi ‘Kobineon Healey, 00; Josiah Loulve, ., John Averill, NY a) Phan 1), Dodero, Gi ;_Almatia, tou Fu bark Fudat, ‘von Batch’ Punta Arenas; BAVANMAL, ‘Aug 2rcAre steamghip Atar of the South, 101 ‘orl OTE DENNIS, Aug 30—Sld ochre Phila delphi; 1st, Josepa dike Crowell, toy bois Brom