The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1860, Page 8

8 © 2.2 Cameron on Benste. netwoms- extiadé, JR HARAISBURG COBRESP' 9 Barwsncns, May 26, 1860, * held ip ve mecting of (ho repablican purty was A dares mecvening, to vatily the Cbicago somind- Tirrell was resnmed thir the Chieage Nomi~ | pe New Boyland Seduction s ing Case. OUR SPRCLAL WeymourH co Waymovr~ ‘The sitting of the Coroner’ 4@ Polson- APPSTONDENCE. 4 Ww. May 26, 1860, @ }try in the case of Mary Me OY, elder Mr. Tirrelt. © mrenwos 6 the residosce of the pe simem Cameron precited, and on taking the chair | timony afforded “Mareseet wore examined, bat ths toz- . ne fevlowing speech, declaring Seward to have than tet of nothing essentially importaat, farther ween best choice. Tile remarks are worthy of atven- | teetifed‘” — . the -chemist, Dr. A. A. Mayes. D>. Hayos pee. torre it ie remembered that the Pennsy!- ar asthe bad examined those portions of the ro bb, with the exeption of the Phila dor the contro} of “ Wigwag,” ®» deleat of the “representa vans delegation, WE Gedphia district, WES GL ised materially io the ae wan on, fricuds, for t Ms. Comores pihgnt, aud 'f> 4 javita trio me anise the oopor 4 Onncerning re ding, fcom my -i@ rautying the as party at Chicago. Not 4 Yor you coeld induce me c aout events. [have come, a9 place 12 the Senate, to joim with’ y den of the representatives of our ‘even the profound respect | ber fo co 20, Dad J not clearly w - Th bit et taiged that wo harm could sone ae mes ahs eh you are €9 teoply inter. eee een pre gf Bheones. It may be proper toe a. Tero’. se allude to myself sire proceeding ay tiny 1 peed searceiy say to ou that S' 4@ no feclog eof persous! dis Sppoimmcct P +6 wemuit. The high office which you, together 6.0 C Je poeple of this great State, would bat seonterre’. OP mo, bas for me Lo charms; and while I wes atly proud of the demonstration in my beualf, i Bare never To 2 moment felt equal tothe proper discharge Nf the aptics spoertainmg w It is surroundes with cares end aokities Woich & brave man might fear to ap reach; yet the piace iss high that no true patriot is at erty to ceeline it when itis offered for his acceptance. Jkave bad ut ope sentiment apd ope interest in regari fe ine Bomemasion Of @ candidate for the Presidency, and tbat ie, that the candidate selected should be true to the mterste of Penpsylvania, which I believe to be th» in. Vereste of the whole country; and in this connection I did hope that the son fixed om would have deen the favorile som our sister State, Wiliam A. Seward. 1 knew, af did the entire country, that he along and useful cvarse of public iif, baa Deca 0c yoRious advocate of all measures whica pro A encouragement to free white labor. lace whove prosperity im believed 69 © commerce of her great moiro 1, 80 characteristic of w great an, whick ensbdicd him to remember thet the coal be jron of Pennsy!venia, and the agricultural pro duets of other States, 48 wei! as their varied and impor tant maguiacturing invercsis, must be combined, in order that weir full effect aud force might be brought bear upon the great progressive commercial taterests o” his wn. On more than vse occasion, when the iulerests of Peousyivania bave been tureatened, he bas noviy come to ibe Tescoe of those ivierests, prompted alone by a far- wee'ng patriotism. Pennaytvante could well, in rewra, as 8 mark of her respect {or his ability, and confidence ta hie integrity, have extrusted to nim her destiay, ue well ae the iatcreats of the great family of Staves. Bat Iam aware that many mer, entertaining ike exalted opinions Of Mr. Sewarc’s states mau coupled {i with a doubt as to Mie avadabuity for the Provi- depual race. As for me, Ihave had wo doutts upon that subject. J hove, and have ever had, unlimited cmyitence ia te srieliigence and sagacity, as well as the virtue of the amervan peopl; and tre people of Penntyloanis te no degree rank below the manes cliewhere im these queliver. Knowing the temper of the perle from the Sntimate relations ut has been my good fortune b> hold to them, 1 vilieve trey wore ready take a@ representative man, end with him go forward to the work of ganizng the government under sach auspices os raled When the dcsunics of the republic were Delug saapod by the Wesbingions, the Adamees, the Jeffertous aod ins Madieons of nietory. The corrup toas, the anparalicind extravagauces and the ms! adininistration of public ‘ilairs, which bid fatr to reader the preseut aa lofs moss era in the country’s history, had prepared the people ior active and willing service under @ great aad energotc Jeader. sut the Convention which reseat'y met, delivo vated and harmoniourly cloted 1's eeesion at Chicago, aftor @ fair and candid interchange of opiaion, Les pres-stet to eur choice a candidate less known ia pad io life, perdaps, But who, on all occasions when demands have been muie apon his zeal ané patrioviem, has borne timeelf bravely ‘aad bovorably. Ia regard to the great iuteres’. of Poua ivenia, the exdject of protection to labor, nig record is ar, emphatic and beyond sutpicion. B> will require MO CLdurrement to Convince the people of Peonsyivauia ‘that their interesis will be perfectly secure in his han is. Himrelf « laborer in early live, he bas stroggled with at Wersity until be has reached the proud position he now eecuples, by the single aid of 2 strong purpore, seconded Dy an usyioiding will; and it is not iD'the bearts of Pena tvamians to coubt sucha mean. Tae laboring men of Bale ever control tae ballot box when they arse iu he majesty of their etrength Let them go to the elec Mon bext autamn, aod, white they are gecuring thir own Mmtercets, et them elevate to the highess piace in their election gilt Abraham Linevin, a working man Uke th selves, Of Bic associate on the wicket, Hanatbal Hemio, T can epeak from pe ai observation aud inuimacy. | ave krown him long, and have served with bim rainy years in tho Senate of the United States, He, too, is a mao io whom the people of Feunsylvania ‘cua rely. Boues), faitatul, ioteligont, adle, and ever tally aveke lo ‘fhe paramount tatercsts of labor in all its various bremshes, I nek ooxbing in pronowucmg him as Keenly alive to ths fmportauce of tho gradual but certata devalepement of Peantyivanie’# retources an any man tp the republic Gentiemen, it m the doty of every one of us—o* every 4 citizen—to joim hava in the go0d work of -clevatiag mero whore namer are tpscribed upon our Danvers to Whe proud positioas t) which they are naumed anc integrity, andi tree patriotism may rogsin the pla. Row usurped by men grown reckless aad Ghrough long conunuance in power. Itrun the De po divition Of sentiment ia the great party of the people of Penvsyivania. Let us remember, when wo go ‘up to this comirg battle with organized wrong ant ofl) 2\a! , that & recreant s9a of Pennsyivaula has Drovgdt ibis gr fencs the war upon the popolar right, and tet tho re- mem brance of thie fact nerve us im thy out (bat combination which now wield the purse, and thus redeem the good Commonvealib. The question is now really between le and the office holders. A eet of meu hold ¢ trae cobesive power of pablic plauder now control the ernment, They are demoralized, and ‘hel ken; and w only to be united, f aad active, to secure the victory. If only thie {aict praise, coupled, too, with such strong eomparisons, is to be awarded tobi, Abraham Lincola's ‘eniy hope for Cameron's speech was cortainiy most vol, dienes felt it to be go. , aba Hone was given 1 ‘ athe eat pr Geceasor's spoceb, and a4 oke the slumberiog ootiusiasm. ‘The usual ratidcation resulctions wereeiupted. heir remarke, beirg of U 2 meeting trom ‘the dampening effects of Ob DEATH OF JOUN GRRENE, THE ACTOR. ‘This veteran actor breathed his last in Nashville, Tenn , en te Tist inst. For several yoars he hes been the vi ten of paralyris, which involved bis mental as woll as his payrical faculticn. During all that time by bus been at fended with tbat assidcout and affectionate care walch nly © loving wife can bestow. John Groene was 65 years of age. Few perrons connected for any leugth of Mme with the singe were unacquainted with him. Asan factor, says the Nashville Fanner, though we believe ho mover figured as & “star,” be bad very fow oqua’s Ms war & man of Draize,and braioe woll cuitivaied Ho Tie was capable of ap od never failed to Wo justice to lompted to impersonate = AS 6 Jobn Greene was a model. H> took the Atel wmopager phi eatre in Nashville at its opom'ng, aod during hs at. Bever been con istration it was contucie: jected wince. Controlled by ie whe drama, « correct taste, gent eporeciauion of the tastes and community, the best evidence of for the piace was that bo never failed to make the seifsustaining. Jotun Groene was a strfotly ‘men, and made It a poin! never te compromise a 2 wa it Joba Groene will carry ‘0 persoaal friends all it ot professivca admirers ls many oxdelteat ie kim. Tas dent wile Of the deceased is left la the winter of | Moure the lose of her loved companion, to whoin sie hae ever been @ worthy and ceroted hoipma'e. sno wit receive the warmert sympathies of many [rieads in this ‘time of her severest triat died at his reeidence in Delhi, Dols , Inst Wook, aged WS. The decowed war ‘@ native of Delaware county. In the war of yal aad tmportast { vpon im botw by the 7 Executive appointment. Treasurer 'ssioner ft Loans, seri, Jadge of the old Courtot Commas Pees @aties of which he performed ‘1 x pe With trict Impar RMETRONC. a colored Woman, died a che C ikengeie, N. Y., ' born in ealth, and telkog’ them. ant ast week, aged 110 yours, mmer ete enjoyed g by gathering bervs om. De. B, Brows Wiiiaxs, well known in Ponneyty ~ S lectorer on peyoboigy, acd a Filimore mump 1856, died receutiy ai Little Rock, A NS mens which he hae antiyzed. Very many of thes.’ *ones fol during the sail shower, The one Of which we are writing yy et aud pabiic #ervioes, have * + @f the deceased which were transmit‘ad to bia, 4 dircovered the presence of esrrosive subumate. tl geatimony is foruted by Lat of Hr. Jeifress Nyasa, Pro fessOt 6 Chemistry at Cambridge. The opiniea Of Yaa publio le much agatass the Dut he Das & good GeleBore ty the persoa of Mr bie uncle, @ resident of Aimgbeu, aoa an iy: iis counsel, Bon, Bib iC. Dato 9° ere vpuring tm Weir «fort Wo produce t« i: way of ther clicbt, They have not yet towrdyaot « OF not it 8 expedient to maist upoo au exaniiasitoa Dosoce the primary magistrate ou Currsiay boat Meas meder ‘will, Of course, rest upon the o! er of the sesilmeay Produced before the corover's tng Tho \aaresed ed witb she murder Fraasen e'aucs Trreb, No charges have beep uillcially Druga’ againew him as yet in relauon to tho death of her sisler Mary, 9 whom Tirreli was evgaged t2 be married. Tass 0.0 Were pregnant at Wie time of their death is oouglusively estebishea. A Suspected Pulsoutug Ca: Rutiend, Vermont. (From tho Rausad Herald, Mey 24) Wo bare reirained, to the present time, from roferring to an vupicasant su which bas for the past fow days excited « deep taterest i our community, and occasioned ‘Gcai of conversation im all circies throughout the wwa and vicinity. Bat a8 pubue journalists wo deem it our duty now to speak of the matior, as muct to check un warranted gossip and exaggeration, as to give the rimpo facta in the case so far as they have come W our kaow led; Te appears that the wile of De. H. D Allen, who bad re sided for come years in town, died some moutus siace, aa was alleged, with csacer iv the stomach. Sowe time ter this, and we believe to come extent previonely, coa erable scandel was afloat in reference to I. Aliea in connection with a Mrs. Weeden, the wife of an intimato frieod of the coctor. This gossip war restraived iu 4 lumited Cegree until carly inst week, whea Mr. Wooden, who had becn for a time quite sick, suddeuly booame worre, and died, as it was tbought, strangely aud uaac: countably. But, notwithstecdieg the impetus which tue death of Mr. W. gave tw the soandai already afloat, n> action was had in the premises, andthe rewaios were regularly interred on Thureqay Inet Immodtsiely eur sequent, however, to thig, the excitement in regard ty the matter stsumed ® more forar'dadle shape, ead tho town authorities felt called upon to take olllvial notie> of the case. Aceordiogly, on Saturday, body of Mr. Weeden was ,exhumed, when am examlasiioa ‘was made by @ board of oar most respectable physicians, ‘and who, as it appears from this cursory examiauwa, Ubougbt proper to extend their investigatioa aa to tin cause of the death of Dr. Allen's wife. Witu this view the board repaired wo East Wailingford, (where the oly of Mrs, A. was inverred,) end made as full aa examina tion of her case as their means would allow, the result of all of whicn is shat Dr. Allen end Mrs. Weedou were boi arrested on Saturday night, lotged in jail, and Leld t» aa examipation. In toe meaatine the stomachs of Mra. A end bir. W. Lave boew taken to Kulgerton, to be Choo. Mr. 8 yet no report has roscbed ur as to the exam Prof. Chilton, aad we may uot get it (or some cays 19 come. In tue mesntime t3e excitement is somewh ss al- layed, but ali the pros and cons in the case wre cous. Diy argued torooghous tbe town and vicinity. Dave (hus, a8 briefly a& possiblt, given the general statement of iacté in regard to this unpleassat maxor, Wilbeut coloring, and without aliuaion to auy of the de tails of the floating “gozsip”’ attending it, (or exprorsiag any opinion in regurd to the case,) amd we have osly atG the hoge that the examiastion of Prof, Cullu prove the innoceney of the implicatsd in ua leged awful crime; ead, If this eball be, the parties cor tainly deserve ine symplihy and support of » goverous pablic iu sheiz hour of trouble and ailiciion. Elopements. A FRENCH GIRL AMONG THE INDIA: Tu the early part of last winver, says tho 2 (Masa) Journal, ® party of wandering Inaians pitched thoir tout near the village of Bafleld, aud for several weeks wace end peddled baskets, Among them was a French girl young aud bewitching, ae all pretty Frouch giris are api w be. She mace the acquaintance of one Oty 3. War comparatively young man, who could boa: of @ lar per of whiskers, em affectionate wife and two oui! Company, apa was considered @ very respectabie i When the Indiaps struck their tent aud let wen to drench girl went into the fa: of Ward aa, assetod per through the winter, Gu the lat of April ehe lef ows, Wara tking her to the cars in Palmer. A correspoudeu: Foon commenced betwoon Ward and the girl, the freq: ou of which exc ted the suspicions of the poet) dd tnotant Ward suddenly left town, and on tha ® letter came for him from Obfvenaale, in Saugur. The letier remained in the ollice day or two, When the portmasier received & lme {rom the Freack girl recalling the letior sho bad vent to Wad, stating That the baa made a great misiacs, a3 she bed lesrasd tont Ward md lef towa. The lower was lakea to Ward's wile, W20 waa overwhelmed witb grief at roslug tt. lb revealed the whole mystery of her hasoand’s avecnce, ana ‘the flood gates of Village gossip. Tue iviiow- log is & copy of the lever, Vervala— ‘Curronpain, May L. My dear aud beloved husband If | may bo pera od to call Yous, | received your lovgod for letier and would ratner have it thaw a five dollar bill. howi mire loaged for the time to come when {can sit in yoar lap aud hug aad kire you.ne miuch a81 please and foary my face in your. whickera. | have been to Boston awl fad Laat de sieaw- boas leaves Foster's wharf fur Bangor oa wuesdsy and ¥ idays at 6 0’e {will meet you at Worouster depos op the 4th be sure and come. your affectionate wire. ANNIE 1A TILE YP. S—be sure and cut off part of your waiskers. It is supposed thst Ward and we girl heve gouo to Casada ite leit Jebts benind bum to the amount o: three | or four husdred dollars, the injored wife and children, | A MAGISTRATE KLOPES WITH HIS HIRES GiRL, DASBRTING A WIFE AND POUR CHILDREN, (rom ibe Cleveland simindealer, day 25 | J.B. Burd, ® magietrato in Nevarro, Stark county, yesterday morning with Mise Biize Brow ster, a girl who bes been employed in his famuy as a do for the pest year. Tae ‘eqelre is about fort? years old, has beom twico elected magistrate lu Nevarre ana bas beretofore borve au uabiemieded character. fH was a men of consiterab!s ntiaesee ta Nevarre. We aro | tnformed that be took with Lim rome 5500 to mouey, be | longing 0 paris who bad employed his ofiisial ee for wad hit Dondsmen will have to safer. Ae de ‘a wife and four chiloren. The giri is about twenty4wo yours old, aniquite preuy. Ii ® supposed What Bor - iB WAys infatuated the magwtravw. ide will no d be eavght, and we hope hie fate will bow warowe to ali magwirates iu ibis city and ewewhere Who contemplate Wito Weir female domestics, as such ¢a- persiste! in ly any extent, will clearly oving the WW luo conwempL THE ELOPEMENT FROM LISBON, N. We copied, say: Jory. He bad a large amount of money with him Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. Saray Tat Stoumaahip, Konigewery—J 8 Hutton, wife and nud: | coge Jow ee Me hn he as Jomme! Rapier, Mies M be wet, |, Ae ine ME Napier CO Walkeosie: Dat sntrese, C Race, eorvact: © C ferris, F Lotod children and serran: x LL Cortex | mise Feiss, H Mear'eos, sre ant: Mes Blown 3 6 Nichols, fi @ Kobn. Mra J Vis Roche i Sarpest, age E 3 i which i¢ @ poor cousolation to | WEW YOR HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1860. | Money is easier than it was at the close of last | week, We can now quote short first clags accept | ances 4g a4; first class @vuble name paper, 4a6 months, 43 «54; single names, very choiee, 6} 8 toa vf the 22 web Zayor Swen, bold a moeiiog vo , for the: porpose of ma&sing toe uecratry arraaae- mocaie to give the Japemate Embasry @ proper reorp'ioa ‘and entertaiament on tne oecasion of their contempiaet it to thes city. The ements were no: compos Dut it was determized to call in tae aid of the wer-F¥ 0 antry,and %» thas end i mice 40d eral Steuart, coterie seph P. Warmer, of the battalion of ane Oty Gusrcs. A Tecetved frees Tout Barpeca, of the Tucepondent Greys, tengering bab carpe asa guar of heuer for the Eahaseywnicn ie ote \etaahs grades te refer to © vel eae al * 4 Net a mation, Were © hme of pr ce: ed, mud proceed to tho Dall at tue Mary laa) Law here the forma) reception will take plise. 1s 's ez- vec\ed (bat Gov. Hicks Will De present, an invivesion hay wy been exionded Wo Giga. Tas Badesey will atap a. (ao Qvmor Hove, where arrange made to eater tain them i@ 6 mevner ereottable to tbe city, It was eng. Eeq , mensg roof the Holliday Pirect theatre, for a utriea! eptertainment in the evening, bus that wat not cided apon. An invitation waa from De. Jao. FINANCIAL AN COMMERCIAL. Surnyy, May 27, 1850, The comparative tables of the forwiyu trade of the port for the week ending yesterday Miuw « digi nished import of foreign goods anda rednced export of specie, as comparel with the corresponding week of last year; they like wise indicate an increas- ed export of domestic produce. In other words, the country is buying fewer foreign goods than last year, losing less gold, and sending ayroad more breadstafis, cotton, provisions and miscellaneous goods, The aggregate imports since January 1 are now over $5,000,000 less than those of last year; the aggregate exports of domestic produce during the same period seven millions more. Thus, notwithstanding that onr specie export for the came period is about twelve millions less than that of the same months of last year, the balance stands about as it did then, ws the following table gesied that arracgemenis be mede with Jona f Fors, 4; second class names, and names not generally | known 728.210; loans on call,5 per cent, with exceptions at 6 47 where the collaterals are not favorites, and at 4 a 4} where the lender seeka ‘pe borrower. The demand for money aM yng the broke:s has not been very active of late, 4+ the dis- count houses short pxper is very "ch in demand. Lenders have been doing ® poor bnsiness for a Joog time now, and ty have made up their Minds that a better #96 is cowing—for them. We contess that, €S* cially in view of the action of our bauks, we ve nothing to justify any immediate increase iP the demand for money. Until new uses for mov ey are found, the price must rale low. Foreign exchange was moderately active last week, at the rates which were noticed in our last weekly review. We quote bankers’ bills on Lon- don 109§ a 3, with a few very good bills, not strict- ly first clase, at 1093; on Paris, 5.125 a 13) a 134. A fair business was done in sight bills on Paris— drawn against bullion—at 5.114. Some commer- cial bills are in market at 109 a }; bat they are scarce—as usual at this season. At this time last year the leading bankers were getting 110) @ j for their bills, and the demand was very lively indeed. The margin for profit on bills drawn at 1095 and 6.13; against bullion is small, after freight and insurance are paid ; but still there is a margin, and it ie not likely that for some months to come the specie shipped weekly will average less than the shipment of last weck. We need hardly add that this amount, or one considera- bly greater, could be specied without incon- veniencing either the banks or the commercial community. ‘The course of the stock market during the past month has been as follows:— i i AplD. May 5. May1% May 19. May24. bi eyiy ss % Now Yi beaten 19 ee oe oa he ADS OY TUB Port or New Yo y, Sow Yor! ‘ 7 ang ) i Ss 3959) Ine ~ vRom JaNvany TO Mar, Reading a aX 0g ie a MOTH ees sees es cue 4 see eee BLOT S19, Ma E saacepate “8 = oO B85 +++ $24,095,579 x BK 26,676,758 - 59: ol% 62 ‘“ 50,612,997 8% GANG —_—_—— 66% = TOK TOK Hy Balance againet the port......sscee sce +++ $50,706,800 ig BL 30% Hy ‘Tuane ov Tug Por ¥Rom JANUARY 10 May, 1650, Lvewwstve ! 1K y+] | 8%, Wik 98% «BBN The Pacific Mail mystery, which was fully de- . 12 493 —— 44,504,715 $51,779,610 Balance sgaive: the port The following are the tables for the week ending yesterday :— Tuports. For the week. 1553. 1859. 1%. Dry goods. . $553,012 1,993,983 972.824 General m 1,982 434 121,62 1S Total for the week. 81,485, Previously reporter Since January 1, ..$48, 101,319,186 90,230,229 Exrorts Excrvsve or Sync. 3 1859 For the week, $1,280 848 Previovely rep Since January 1...$25,301,431 24,0 Saronm ov Sracw W558. i 59. 1960, For the week........ $400,900 6,1:9.505 1.817,978 Previously reported..32,281 49% © 20500,119 °10,060;720 Since Jenuary 1.. .$12,080,708 25,070,105 12,277,498 The week. which ended yesterday witnossed a very fair business in both cotton and breadstally ‘The late advices from Fagland have beea so favor- able for the former that, notwithstand ng the gene. ral apprehension on this side of a decline at Liver- pool, some operators recovered courage last week and were bnyers at full prices. The market closed yesterday quite stesdy. The receipts up to the closing of the iast cotton circulars footed up 4,308,- 000, bales against 3,558,600 to same date last year, and 2,562,000 to same date in 1953. If we receive acouple of hundred be'es between this and Ist September—a moderate estimate—the four and o haif million point will be passed. From the South the reports are favorable for the growing crop. In some localities there have been com- plaints of a want of rain, but these have been fol lowed by annouitcements of copious showers; 80 that thus far there is no ground for appréhension. It is, of course, too soon to begin to form estimates Breadstuils were active last week, espe ly grain of all kinds. ‘fhough the recent advices from ing | land have heen more favorable for the growing | erops, and consequently less favorable for prices, | there is 6 coaviction in many minds here that Great Britain cannot dispense with a large supply of ce real food from us this summer. Hence we note shipments of both corn and wheat to Eagland and Beotland, in the face of an appa joss to the shipper. If the British horvest | last year were as short as they were repre | sented to be, the fact ought to tell upon the mo kets within thirty days. The movement of bread stats in the West coatiaues vory active, and it is clear that we shall have no scarcity this spring. Corn especially comes in from Southern Minois fa enormous quautities. The prospects of the grow ing crop of wheat and corn are very good in Michi gan, lowa, Wisconsin and Northern L!inois; fa th: valley of the Mississippi we hear complaints o/ Grouth. It is, however, too soon to form opiaions of the harvest. The movement of specie last week was against | the banks, though not to any grea’ extent. On Wednesday there was a shipment of $120,510, and yesterday over a million; of this latter, however | the banks had the benefit for five of the six days in their averages, and its loss will not be felt til! next week. Besides this, the Sab-Treasury he« | token money from the banks, The balance last , | evening stood at $6,982,660, against $5,964,148 at the close of last woek, and $J,752,084 at the cor responding date last year. On the other hand, the banks received money from Philadelphia and Bul timore; so that were it not for the shipment of Saturday, May 19, bo great change ia the specie average would probably be shown to morrow. Northern bills are sising at New Orleans, and we are rapidly approaching the pe riod at which a regalar supply of coin may be ex pected from the South. The Northern Light, from Aspinwall, arrived last evening, with $1,519,709 in specie on freight. The last specie average shown by our banks was $23,735,193, against $22,789,"3, | om the previous Monday, and $71,519,822 at the corresponding date last year. Chase, Wie Simos end sister, Hiss core, Mis Lieto Hi i wile, Cantata and ( J Fasin, ¥ iy and Heer ‘Wiries atta | Marixza® Steamship Matapras—Mre J Harthoiomee and pervert Mra Yasbol ‘no Mre Maria 86 aad wo, Breid? wre Mre & Fredrics sot two eon | ire 8 Bad gon. Bien op “Neurany ant wa, et | aF baller, Mra B Blcnot, Wise woaroe, rrhe oer, Mise M joupher, P Ml Peyronet. ¥ sar tow EY anand cy ova, Oantasceya—| | Ooi a A pai Restiown— Wm L Dudiey aot lady, Re Sseea—Bark Inland Queen—Mr Francie, Mr Grunty. Lo he — rats lk Rebr Ann Maria—Mr Shepere and lady, J DEPARTURES. | The recent course of the b 3 in regard to loans has been so unexpected that It is unaafe to adventure any predictions as to their statement to-morrow in this respect. Asa gonoral rule, the course of tho money market affords a pretty fair indication of what the banks are doing; but for (he past few weeks it has misled every*one who has relied npon it. Though money has grown cheaper from week to week and paper scarcer, the banks have for more thana month pursaeda policy of steady contraction, with aYising movement of spe- cle, The loans have declined from $130,606,731 on April 7, to 124,958,380 last week--a contraction of nearly six millions in the face of a declining in- quiry for money and an increaring supply of coin. This decline in the bank discounts is doubtless in port involuntary. Business is comparatively quiet; merchants ave trading within their means, and borrowing less ; there is less paper to discount. At the the same time, it is possible that some of the hanks foresee that their peril, like their profits, mast be looked for in the hour of general prosperity, and are anticipating the prosperous times which are at hand, by # timely contraction. The following table will show thet, notwitustand- ing the recent contraction, our banks are as mach expanded as usnal at this season:— Bask Extasmos, Mir 25. scribed in our last weekly review, exercised an un- favorable influence on the market all last week, and until Friday speculators gave the preference to the bear side. On Friday it began to ba gene- rally understood that the overissve in Pacific Mail conld not amount to enough to permanently depro" ciate the value of the stock, and a general re- covery took place—the speculative stocks closing about where they stood a week ago, with the ex ception of one or two leading stocks, which are higher. The most marked advance is,in Hlinois Central, in Michigan Central and in Hudson River. The two last named stocks are being bought up in Boston; the former has been undergoing a transformation in London by which part of its debt has been con- verted into stock. If the earnings increase at their present ratio, and the expeises are kept down to the lowest per centage hitherto attainable, the com- pany tay earn, in 1860, interest on iis debt. The increase of earnings just new Is very large indeed — and, as it is on corn, the profits must be large. The Pacific Mail mystery remains a mystery still: The company have now paid up the dividend on nearly the whole of their capital, and the officers have stamped as genuine certificates for 39,736 shares of stock. Jt is known that there are some small lots of stock which have not yet been presented. A holder at Panama has something like 20 shares; a bolder here 67; another, in the country, something hke 150, besides some others’ It is, therefore, pretty clear that there has becn an overisene, and the qnestion arises, to how mnch does it amount? According to the stock ledger, it would seem to amount to something under 2,000 shares. But the examination which has been ef- fected of the ledger shows that it has been posted with euch carelessness that it cannot serve as a reliable guide. Some parties—brokers in Wall street—are credited with 200 shares, while they ouly own 100; others with 270, when they only own 200; others with 100, owning none at all. It is possible, therefore, that this amount of 2,000 shares may be considerably reduced when the parties in whose names the stock stands are all communicated with. Several brokers, with that high sense of commercial honor which charac- terizes the members of the board asa class, have made haste to disown the stock of which the books of the Pacific Mail Company showed them to be the possessors. On the whole, we see no reason to alter the opinion which we expressed some days since, namely, that an overissue has taken place, but that it is not large enough to affect the credit of the company, or the permanent value of its stock. Some reports of railway earnings for the third week in May have come to hand,and we subjoia them in tabular form: 16-22 May, '69, 16-22 May, "00. I) wn are ti 26,418 34,055 6,687 26,828 biti 16 ites 20,731 12,005 Imperts (Other tham Dry Goods and "on at tee Pert of Sew York tee tno Week may 26, Chine. Rs. Bs Lead, pigs.4 sonst us — $301 Metal good 125 16,532 f $14,238 . 10 1,381 Factbenw'e, 493 23,672 = Neodles. 9 383 ce SSL 8,781 Old metals. — 6 «7/820 Pating..... 1 . 16 906 Plated ware 2 yin ee Saddlery... 9 667-2408 teel......4,281 87,053 305 4.962 vis0;185—-8)803 ~ 6 a wart.” 4 1917 8 1806 Tie, bite, 21,746 145,771 3 MS Wire... igo 111 4 Ko) > {tar ns 3 4,203 6,137 612 18,266 6777 iT] sau Ber) 370 Bags. = ae 28606 = Bocks -" .- 1,98 Olay. — 18 bio-4 Cheese. * pone ‘Dd Ona , tone.6,058 18,141 Corks = 08 Same,’ ase 10450 3461 ydlen 19/667 315 —- 1% Guano..... 190 3,900 2,895 = Hur., at Be Reape OLS 2402 «Boney 80 © 2,392 $13 India rub'r. 10 4 4 Mardlow'ks — 2,356 20517 . Molesses...3,375 67,580 1913 Ou painvige.” 6 1,084 Paper b’nge 5 093, u eecowe 8 di tite funds. = Tn ag epee Por ash ai Sat _ 412—0 Seeds — 'm aos cae 4401 Bog, 36,311 3378 Tes, 748 19,63 © Twine, 161 3,800 3,125 istee 33 i wmter W $5 75. raced about 1,660 bole , closing within the range of the above quotations with sates of 175 Dbla. with sales of 400 bbls. Now Jersey at $3 49, Wheat was firmer and in good export demand, especially for spring im good shippmg orcer, while wioter qualities were beavy. including chiefly Milwaukee clab at $123 @ $125, witn gome car z0e8 ‘The reoe!pts was heavy, while sales wire qaite large, ~ aagaan pa oe bushels, emoracing 89 650; Eastern do. st 690, & O3s., Hound do. at bc. a 660, and cin snd Southern yetlow was quiet at 0c a 75e., while bel uict. Oats were casior bu} more active, with The sales embraced the cargo of the James, com- fousmting con: 5,281 bags Jamaica were eo!) at 13 '(o. Corton, rales embraced about £00 bales at the following quota- gaged at p the Oontine: eales of St Gcorge’s Bank were making at $4 25 a$127!,. Mackere! continued iwactive, and pales were limited. Pickied and smoked herring were duli and neglected. fore part of the week, bat were without much movemeut to day. We quote prices of layers ai $2 45 a $2 50, aud Dunch at the same figures, the suyplies being Other fruits were ad, abd 20 baics, to arzive ia Auguat, at léc. rive at this port, at 60,8 months, said to have been pur- chased on speculation. two past atic @ 13. cash, the latter figure for choice, which wore scarce. A small lot of old brought 4)gc. for the better quatiier, which were scarce, and eet A sale of Engtisa refined bars was made at ec. rices were steady; within two or three days the «als 4o, tamop Roskreni at $50, MUBCOVACO at SSC send 20 bhds. do. at 386. 40, 0m $1 624, & 81 5745 por B10 Ibs. alloat, and delivered No. 2 250 bis , incleding counw Western $ $12 60 Piime mete was at $14 a $18, ant bacon quiet at Tigo. @ 11 }gc. asked. Cat meats were tu falr de- at sales rate, being confined to about 400 huds., including Cabs aad Porto Mu tet tty aben'd hay vit ty abon cocouny. fi 4 tere of versels COMMERCIAL REPOR’ Sarvapat + out fer ber, as she Jay: weaion of pots | sasiibe reer stthp Bice ned presunt FoPerag : Inter ‘igure, Stemi rigs corer ‘tyr exmmon ule 1 arapal at an arorogt the ‘res Rit ebecs ie. te pombe. ia ie 2 em! i Porto Onhaflo, weat ashore at k was in tow, and im coarge of & $5 108515 | Ebip Otecsnthe. some months dis- Son. 6 oe | mentedicn Mens Letaes, tes for some, moniee boon Ni 5100516 | OEM ® of New seofsrd, for $1000. She will be tow: 6 25 0700 i ahabbepe yen a Louis nts cape vac 5 ne-quarter Forest City, of this port 492 toms, faet to Saraighi Southern. 3 to . H 20 | yeoe pe rebosed by See Skzorty ae Be Sea inege Straight to good extra to. sooo 626.87 50 | taeda by Cont pant ‘will nereat . choice extra family aud bakers’ brands...., 7 69 a 8 50 Rye fous i a8 Bias w Corn wei ee rm 84083 9) —Canalten fou’ was steady and (n Or request. Too sales embraced avout 1(0 bbis at so Soa $6 45 9 $87 5) for at extra, and spring Woemt ground at $5 do & Southern flour waS ucchanged, while sales em Rye flour was steady at quotauons, Corn meal was heavy aad lower, The wansactions footed up ab sat 60,000 Dasuels, spriug reported at private terms, tt rg Ms and the market ving aggre: ral cargoes of unsound ¢istilling qualities, mixed, at Sic. a Of corm continued to be large, ferior ap Reand yellow at 653. 0.690, 70c. @ Tle. Barle; barley malt was nomi at the inside Ogure. ,000 49,000 bushels, including Caaadisa, at a4i}c.; Western at Cc. a 420. and State at 4! gc. see. Corre® was more active, but at rather oasier prices. ‘bage Bio, and the cargo of the M. 8. Moan, 1611 bags and 629 do., giving a toval of bags, within the range of 12%¢. a 134;c., and 200 j.—The market wes ateady, but mot active. The ‘nt were steady. Fis —The market wag firmer for dry cod. Moderate Fy owen 4s ogee betenn ‘movil 17, bark Berj Cummings, cf Darimeuity; dusbels wheat and corn were cugaged, in bulk and bags, | Ul Sot erorted. pokem, de. ‘At 8d,; 1,000 bbis. flour at 2s. 34, 1,000 boxes chess ai Ship Tonawands, of end from": Lladelphia {or Liverpools” (a. By steamer, 200 packages of’ Distor by do. at d0s., | May 16 ata) ico 66 and 200 dis. p.rk by sailing vessel at 23. Gd.; cotoa was ip A! of Parts uonth, from Newport, Bag, foe at 5 32d, aS-16d. To London 150 tierces beet wore oa- | Pemanding, May 14 of Del tbo: Kaye, a asso ine SY, ; t., and 60 packages of hams at 25s. Rates to ton pie? 16, bed Gamage, trom Arr030, PR, for N¥ork, May 12, lat 19° Foreiga Ports. . Asrinwatt. May 12—Arr eie;mstio Daniel Webster, Wits ‘Ha brig Gowen Lesd, Johason, # Yark; ashe G ingston, '». sid’ itn, brig & Drummond, rks B Churchill, Carll, iMieton: HS Hise, #isk, Nenien; ocd ton; Mary Cbd, vormwall, N ‘Urleas od » frame Faane Was Frere —Malege 1aisins were active and firmer iu the BALD. GusNy CroTn.—A lot in store at Boston was sold at 16c., ‘HAY was steady, wih moderate eales at $1 a $1 05. Hear —Sales of 2,000 bales Manila wore ma ie, to ar Hors were in fair dewand¢, with sales during a day or IRON. —The market for Scotch pig was firmer, especially ‘held at Live —The receipts of Rockland continued light, ani vo embraced 1,700 bbis common at Téc., with 100 a 200 Laven. —Th? enies eradraced about 25 bbls, Cubs Navan Srorr market was heavy, and we quote it 450. a dfc , and in New York, »bia. c. 94734 was asked. Com rosin was gellicg at was at $1 60 @ $1 30, and No. Lat$225. Tar was quict , Wi 81 $2 18%. ker City, “ f; bar x Provisions —Pork—The market was firmer, and somo. | Fish, Ho), Hostou:, tele slice, ie! 1 but rregulac. The exics em raced abort 800'a 900 Dols, | BW Frout, Jonson, vite: Ba, orig alata, Galton including Low mess at $17 $734; thio mess ai$i7 » $17 25; | Barzor, sehy Monty ee Idonerin NPE Dew prime at $13 62}, ani oid do. at $1259. Beof wai | rf for ponies, bree Nacsente, We ‘Oneida SR ‘ moderaicly dealt in, Dut prices were firm, aales of Tehr Vannie'Veute Remetion ‘and mies at $50 $6; repacked a 8 8 , aud extra d>. at $11 26 with raiea of 280 nd terone at 740. & 1360. ™ ‘6 Bunt, Wortbury, Sagus; brig Wingaw, oj ites gg." port sche Ranger, Allen, from Bostorg Rineston, Ja, May &—1e port orig Ooador, from Bailimsure, YAGUES. chiefly grocery goods at Jo, including inandaiuse Cava ‘ai 83., wih’ ome Dokes alp.t Mey Laoag Fn gy 5 Piney —Sates of £00 bble. were made at 21 ¢0. meyners evade Dome Cater wena tF i edt, Wedre, 1 Veron Hato Ora, te SHIPPING NEWS, |‘% Riniee ae eet Foe. Movements of Ocean Steamers. phys “hy eh one ths sy Dosa Kove York. Oor va’ ‘ld aoe Pare (tromt Fi i nil 23. , u omg, Wan's, Cart, Harena! Mevanzes: Ith, bark Tabitl, Davis, Breon; Lt eee ey i8—are Dike W_A. frown, Hammond, as Tidhe cis, G) 5 ve Ratimore Sac ‘Com promise, M my io tar Dow for do, bere Sh Wiwame, sehre 4 Ha Biobop. Joa Long: B Uisighi- port orig + RTTORD, Mas 36—3id wonmer Reneen, Dadlay, Bort ps ph Lg = sOnRiR. Bad; Rec