The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1860, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, ll News from Havana and Key West. | By the arrival of tho steamship Isabel at Charleston, S¥om Havana, we have dates from the latter place to the | ‘th ult. There is no news of any importance. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Havawa, June 25, 1860. More Cargoes of Staves—Raitroads—Feast of St. John—TP ¢ Swedish Consul, Since the capture ofa slaver by the Spanish craigs rs two cargoes have been happily landed and domicile 4, count ing over 1,163 bozales, Yesterday, the feast ¢ >san Juan, was devoted to extraordinary devot 8 Ox ercize—excursions to Guanabacoa, ther ce to Cojima— which is going to be one of oUt most celebrated watering places after ihe railroad? ts quished, which ts about being conatrected wader the anspices of the “Marquis of the royal proclamat jon” —not a gigant terprise, but one which will ad to usefi of fuzds buried @way fre commercial m thelr future circulation %'y those who rea’ recreation: aud the uge money w! road profited? e—excurstons to all ¢ A large cony act, of mear seve receuUy Ky en to eoutractors from the who tiled ¥ {) the cerditions requ red, Pam peo signer! the resident of the company, fom 4 ae expresso not perfectly Understood, ‘The con tract j& the fret division of the new ronte, tmeluded from the Ha’ yana to Panto Cristo de La Salud, Seventeen my! apd 8 wo other sections of twenty four and thirty-tive mie rach As the parties ing the bids for the wwee’< were Cocepted, as = the best terms offered, vey, being from. undoubtedly reeponsible persons, there they will @ no dovtt that ultimately @outract cignued. The delay, Verprise which embraces over jnrions te those who are detained and Kept from action by the wory partics whe prepared the documents, under the instructions of the directors, for the sigmatures of the emtrwt'ors, and which they did not hesitate to sign. ing of Sweden and Norway has cenferred the title Jeman or member of the aacient and noble Order of Warva upon the Consul of those vations ia Havana, John Ninmenger , Baq., of thy highly respectable and celebrated ous of J. C. Buruham & Co., of this city. Mr, Ninenger ‘was, 1 believe, born in Baltimore. ‘Fe steamship Daniel Webster arrived from Aspinwall yeeterday, and left on her retury voyage the same after Peon at two P.M. Your packages go forward by the Fmbel today. The steamstip Philedel nalled at six A.M. The American bark Kitty @nield, from Macao, with 357 coolies, arrived on The health of our’ city contmues good; wo epidemic disease, and the few fever cases vory light. We had a fresh northcr all day yesterday and heavy weather. Havaxa, Jone 26,1860. The United States Abroed—Frightful Decth Uf @ Young Lady—Encrgy of the Police Industcy—Summer Amuse ments, de. The steamship Philedelpbia arrived this morning at seven o'clock from New York; the steamship Habana, from New Orleans, at six A.M. By the last steamer we have advices from New Orlvans of the doings at Balti- more to the 221 inst., end in consequence we have a good deal of conversation in relation to the workingyof free in- stitutions and the onpressive tyranny of party cliques. At any rate, except in the formula speeches of leave- taking seceders, all having the integrity ofthe dear Vaion at heart, so that thetr own personal party or district inte rests are the most prominent, first in consideratim and Place, the scenes and doiuge among ©o many and varied overs of their country do not teud to advance the dig- nity and respect of the republic abroad among those who bave not sufficient \utelligence to understand how it may Consist ith political wrangling for the same thing. The country will now, fr the hundredth time, be put in course of distvlution by the ever ravenous leader of our princi pal journal, A young indy, Miss Quintero, of much estimation, was wurned at Sapna le Grande, by accidental communication of fire to her eres", at Amoment when no one was near to aid in extinguishing the flames. She dio’ on the 224 inet. Stinguished qualities of heart and social at J ef deep sorrow has been thrown over where she was Deloved. Several high. way speculators and robbers have been recently captured im the vicinity of Cardenas, Matanzas and Santa Clara. Our police, under the energy of the new ch very e ‘n this erty, aud the chance diminished for ew!l doers to ry of the country ts receiving impetus by aion of the hands of lator; fant’ the is raging among tho most, elevated in al position to be doing something for tue dant capital ry village within a day's walk of eepecial summer attraptions ant balls, , under the management of rival Idispense their power and their f Guanabacea, tilling wp all tie an find from sainple boards of sugar or the bustle of the wharf. The Paltimore sails this even ng at four o'clock, Weather good. OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE. Key Weet, June ‘1860. Negroes—The Weathes—Scarcity of Water, & The Siaver Crews In my last I mentioned that the crews of the Wilopic and Willian were up before Judge Marin, of the United States Court, on habeas corpus. Since then the foreign part of these crews lavre been discharged, as not legally amenable to the act of 1820. Thy nited States steamer Mobawk gave them a free passage to Havana. The Amerieang, Stayhope, Shires and others, are still in joi. -Hotebinson, » New Yorker, and mate of the Wild are, was liberated on bai. The jail at this pace is small and owned by the State, and in building it such @ sizo it was thought amply large to contain all the rascals indige: nous to the sojl; but if the process of colonizing scamps from tes and vagabonds of all climes is to con- tinne, Florida will have to enlarge her demicil for the comfort of ite inmates. There are many of the negroes cick, and over 200 have died, nearly all of them having been exhauste! by dys tot 188 Reqnences, dropeical effusion The op of the Will ian os of Theard to-day that one eye and faiou pertain to many. ce’ ships areon their way to take these back, and that by the charter party thar are to arrive kare b the let Joly. Bh is to oped that they will do / 5 and come abundantly supplied with warer—an artich ast at this time, wry ecarce here. The weather has Ge ally Not and calm, and everything suffers veusel mains Tus dese of the bredies Aistus be wheels of vehiclos, rizes in clouds, ine thove of Sabara, ona emall scale; and were it not that cool ad refreshing beversges are abundant here, man au unfietunate would be ag effectually choked as thou; thegarrote was around hie neck. re have been ho ra long time to reUewe this tiresome stato of things, yea the people seem te get along, independent of the awards j® Admiralty and eompensation for salvage wervice The weather, for the last day or two, hav been threat raiv, but little bas fallep. 1a a thander squall on the snack Middleton, near one of the Marquesas, = Strack by lightning. she joet her mast and sus! other injury. The Sanitary Condition of the City. PROSPECTS OF A HBALTHY sUmy CLRANING— ABATEMENT OF XCIZANC Judging b) present appearances this summer bids fair to be the healthiest that has blessed New York for a po- riod of several yeart—a condition of things which un- doubtediy 's dee to the manner in which Mr. Delavan, the City Inepeotor, bas prosoouted the work of strect Cleaning fed the removal of nuieances from the city dumite. The mortality statistics show thet in June, 1858, ere were 1,065 deaths; in June, 1850, the number was 1,616, while im the same period of 1860—the month just pareed—on)y 1,490 deaths were reported. This large di- ‘Minarier rpoaks volumes for the sanitary condition of the city when owe bears in mind the extraordinary and per A increase of immigration Serving Tt should also be remembered that i Sage loa the city wos crowded with strangers, drawn hither by ‘Uhe visit of the Jopanese Embassy, and that in the early Mormons arrived one ie mouth some eighe ove hundred of whom were obliged to go t tal, aitiicted with Fmall pox, mafomane ani caer thes =. It ts believed that more than fifty of these one ‘hundred Mormons have since died and been buried. A person, tiguing bimeclf An Old Paystclen,” ”* writing Very subject, attribater the present the city to the cleanly condition of th the streets. say’ be question ¥'ll no doubt be asked by many, what hes made this changer ra 4 fev we amewer Twill ruy that T believe it hus been pred cleaning the streets, and, as wave t attention oe ag the last two or three Y oe fet here will be butt pdvocaied this as the wiped ae hes a rp the f this metropolie; but, pever ble to powers Erivcipe. Pave x wrariea garoenptiriiog nothing. But, Fai Delavan, the present City pA os Aboyg’> Moen tap Bera entertains the same Tee. CONRT —GENERAT) Maynant and Alker, sere ms ” laos Keent, Re = corte, on the vowed that the defeniant was bar ornee Ee Bye ee Mar’ ne Court—General Tera Jest 30_arten ys. Miller.—Reversed. Now trial or- dered, * ith copts to abide event. Le. vs, Lay —Judgment reversed, and a now trial OF- ae with courts to ab de the eve. Githooley vs. New ‘York and Savannah Steamship Com. —Judgment affirmed, with | costs pany Hevspe! and Wife vs. Stern. aig s ve. Barrett —Reversed. New trial, costs to ide vot. wecarath 8. Duravt.— ent affirmed, with costs. Hale ys. Le Hur mt aml med, wth costs, Thorburn vs. Hern reversed, with covets, and judy nt ordere pndant, co Peterson n. ‘with costs, ant judg- i for defendants, . we Mc Kechnie Judgment aftirmed, | va. Stryker.—Judgment reve r: new trial Coulter and othere.—Reversed; new trial, ide ever Summons and complaut w be amended. Johnston ve, Diron,—Judgment affirmed, with costs. Kingsley vs. W. A. C.—Judgment atligaed. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS, Cuaueston— Steamship, Columbla--R Motel. wife and servant, Robert I Mrs Hucking, Mi 1, Cook’ Mise A Hy 5 J Buekio child and ser rs Alexander, Seixas. ( BK Pawam, Isave Alesand ) iP Gonten, Mire Jas Copes, Mrs Krambly, obild and nurse, Mr aud Zire 4 & tyn and servant, Miss Dibble, Miss L Taletaro, Artur, Mes and forniiy, Mea U1 sate hilt and _ Mra wing M. B Pringle, G Catarna, tins Caldwell? iiss MM Perey. WS Alderson N allan, wife and servant, Mrs Thomas, Miss Ieee! two na King, N'H Biddiecom and” wise, 8K Jones, J 8 Robio- 1. GF Barrows, Mies Smith, Miss Richards, Miss A WS Anders L Seixam, two Misses Deity A J i Coon Mrs Marshall and two chil ens. Fhinote, Mise K Cunle, “Miss "Str 8 Cam Mechot tnt thes sirens oe. D Pronts, Mrv Wiss Salisbury, Miss Lovett, 04 Gi Jonmnon, te Miss F Mitchel dren, J Legare, wife, two cbtldren and Misa A Brower, RB B Clapman, © = 8, Kdleson, JW Brigga, Robt Mare, 8 ner, A Anderson.’ RA Cowles, C Saloman, '8 Seel Ww tt, Mew Hee W A Rosl and wife Mre Quisior, irs Marie MQui Misa Thomy am. T Saxon a ifs rhan, ars, Schoebne, GW Nig RCo Wi Memeo eas TH B Jilson, W ichards, 85 Wagner, PE 0 peau, HP Anders er, A Doni a, kt Ri ey, AG Rone, ‘A Gon’ mrt Sobers? Mt VMI PJ Conrt & Wine. td im born, JH Hackios, J baile, 3 Rac, GW ee M Hoff Phil-ij-s AH Bau LB Park, oe og BCiark, Wh smith, ite, obra Lstock, W semper ‘Mrs sucy, M Meany, Richards, Nee J Devo sleerage. Bavaxein—Steamahip Avgnsta—Mre Pairhanks and three danghters, Mes EM Sebesta tater po and fon; M8 Cohen, wife and infant; Master Cohen, five Misses Or! ‘and two. ser- yanis, Mrs Min's apd servant, Miss # Miuis, Miss RG Mints, Miss © Minis, Mrs Bi? Davis and servant. ‘Noa B 1. Sunes, Mus 111, Jones, 11 H Jones and wife, twochitdren ant serva Mire Router, Mis Kosar, Mion AB Misiey, Mina 8 Beating, Mrs Winns) Misa 3 Veminn, Nive Es : ssell, rs Raseom, geome h eday, % Kilt, Mra sc Youle Mrs TT'Gaihonp, Mise K Hirks: & Waretthann and wite, 3 W Wondr'tt and wife, RG Porter, wite, and five children; EI J Alisoon and wit ‘orter, WC Allen an ; Mrs JN’ Most, infant and nurse, bay ‘SX'Sketton, J Av Aldvich, 8K Baker, re, DR Coleman, JB Loomas, LM 1A, ‘ais Wate, iis Pike, Mine Welch: De IB Winkier, RL Winn, JH apt 3 cn B il, W sieliite, TW Byeriit JF Codi, RL E Joh roen, WI At Anh © 1H Pre D Ve theadford, Misa Ba, Mies’ Hussan, Mina | “Watton! Wise amp, J Simpson—and 2 steerage. “—insmehip Jamrestown— Bel, RoW Si Varbum and indy Witane Radwoot Curringing, MF Corbet LH bewell, W. eo. Robert Kidd, H Phitips, B Oreben and Mies Varnom, ‘Chartes and Samuel Bower, Miss Carrington—ape 14 in the steerage. Cantata IM Churehtl at AT Tate, VANTENANO—Lavk Nugget—Win Montgomery, MM Bur- rows, Chas Corkill, Jared Craig. Nctaseas—Hrig Madeira —P Lawrence, 1. Bvens. ve Ticknia—Jodm Ogilby, Andrew Baul, and ¥ CviTAs—Brig ee Qwen—Mre M Ramieo, Miss Josephine Kerm, art Dr G A Espaida, Mr Ramieo, Manuel B w Terspay, July 3—6 P. M. Some money brokers report more ease in the monty market to-day; we fo not, however, find any considerable amounts -effering below yester- day's quotations. Money is worth six per cent on call and for the best short paper; very excellent paper can he had at coven The hanke oro nat lending below six per cent, and some of the more prudently managed institutions are not filling up their discount line even at this figure. After the holiday the eight or ten millions disbursed in divi- dends and interest this month will seek employ- ment, and, in the absence of any active speculation in merchandise or stocks, will probably be placed in the market on temporary loan, which will have the effect of causing rates to decline to where they were ten days ago. A fair business has heen done in fereign exchange to-day. The asking rates at the bankers’ for bills on London continue to be 1093 a }; Messrs. Brown Brothers sold freely at the latter figure, France range from 5.13, to 13g. The shipment of specie in to-morrow's steamer frem this port—the Asia— will be small; it may not azzount to over $200,000. On Saturday the Kangaroo and the ®remen will probably take out the usual heavy shipment. The stock market was irregular at the opening this morning, but gained strength as the day pro- gressed, and was generally higher after the board. The heaviest business, as usual, isin the Western stocks aud bonds. Galena, Roek Island, CKeago, Burlington and Quincy, Toledo asd Tiinois Central | were all wanted to-day at the best prices of yester- | day; the Michigan stocks were firm, the issues ofthe | ‘Routhern being in lively request. New York Centzal advanced a fraction; Hudson River fell off. The pre- sont month is usually one of great torpor on the Stock Exchange; it is not likely that July, 1860, will prove an exception to the rule, thongh the gradual harsesting of the crops leads daily to small orders to boy Western stocks on speculation. After the The statement of the United States Mint in Phi- ladelphia for the month of June shows the total deposits to have been $109,569 85. Gold, from all sources, $54,893 88; silver, $54,875 97. Copper cents received in exchange for cents of iewent aftrmed, with | NEW issue, $3,850, ‘The gold coinage for the mouth | are bir Was $11,800 in eagles, $15,379 in half ergles, $8,190 | in quarter eagles, $17,785 in dollars, and $9,273 47 in fine bars; making @ total of gold ooinage of $63,718 47. The silver co'nage was $14,000 in dol- lars, $39,500 in half dollara, $27,900 in quarter dol- lars, $2,500 in dimes, $11,700 im kalf dimes, and $2,160 in three cent pieces; making the total silver coinage $97,160. Cents, #24,00® The wholenum- ber of pieces coimed durimg the month was 2,959,257, of the value of $184,978 47. ‘The annual electioa of offivers of the Buffalo and State Line Railroad was held on Tuesday, at But: falo. The officers of last year were re-elected. They are as follows:—George Palmer, President; Dean Richmond, Vice-President; R. N. Brown, Su- perintendent. Directors—George Palmer, James S.AVadsworth, Joseph Field, Daniel Drew, Dean Richmond, Jotn Wilkinson, Charles H. Lee, Henry L, Lansing, Hamilton White, Alanson Robinson, George W. Patterson, Charles Moran and Wm. Kasson. The report of the Directors of the Chicago, Bur- lington and Quincy Railroad Company for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1860, shows the con- struction and equipment accounts the same as last year.... seseeeewens $7,191,127 49 Union track at Chicago and depot round? at Chicago and East Burlington.....s...--. 277,798 43 Adyar ces to Peoria and Suave Rai'road 516,359 41 € bonds, same as 1859....... Total investment.....-+.++ Capital stock of thecompany Bonds of” the company ee Te se 2s ——— 7.551340 00 $028,945 33 trom the transportation of freight, passengers, mails and mfseeNanecus and balance of interest, wa: Operating expenrce Rent of depot at Ch Rent and operating expenses P. and 0, RR. over amine 20,072 63 Taxes and transfer office ex- Interest on bonds 227,739 57 Improvements. 33,168 82 ———— 1,066,470 his $187,237 6 Net surplus for the year Add balance to credit of 1859, ies jeduct ig $208 278 6 aid for 2226, for sinking find. . 997,200 $2 Total net surplue.....seereeees $024,448 87 Bills and accounts receivable aud die from agents and connecting roads. 145,051 24 Due from Port otfice Department, and cast on hand. , am Materials for future re operating op hand, ab yaid for. indies Total... is shavete. Bills and acconnts payable, due agents aud conpecting roads, unclaimed dividends, &c. 179,059 92 Excess of assets over snfunded Mabitities. ‘$87,008 01 The third montlity report of the receiver of the Ohio ane Missivsippi (eastern division) Company 1—to cash on hand... ‘or mail pay for freigint ps ior to May 1 The total receipts from all sonrees up to Tune 1 aie reported.at one hundred and fourteen thousand two hundred and ninety-eight dollars. Or. Paid on April account of current expenses Motss*B8~—Sales of 97 hhds, Cuba muscoyado were nade at %o, NAW. Stones were quiet and sales limited. The follow- ing *abie from ie, clreular of Messrs, Turner & Stewart es the receipts and exports at this port for the week Pas st and for the year:— ‘eck. Since Jan 1. 308 aria Fein 2 339215 ‘Tor 39442 Exports, Rosia, Total for week... 14.479 ohaer ¥ ie ‘Total since Jan'y 1.. 35,779 28,166 263.341 19,082 ‘They remark as follows:—Crude tarpentine 18 quiet at $3 373; per 2801bs, Spirits turpentine had been ac- tive, bas at Gosia naan the sales for the week aggre- bout 6,000 bbIs., chiefly to arrive, commencing at 2c. for New York *bbis., 430. for Southern shipping and 420, for rejections, but closing at 42e. for geo ship- ping der, and very unsettled for merchantable parcels; chages for arrival are believed to be mostly on ental account. Common rosin is steady at $1 55 for parcels aflout aud delivered, and $1 573 for lots de- livered from yard. Medium rosing are inactive, but ex treme pale is zcarce and wanted at 85 and $6 per 280 Ibs. , With sales of 300 a 400 bbls. at the highest prices, Tar is heavy and dull at quotations. Pxovivtions.—Pork—The market was gain firmer, with sates of about 100 Ubis. a: $18 ST a $29 (chietly at the latter igure); and new prime wt $14. Bact was toe ao. tive, with sales of 150 a 200 DbIs, clad country mess at $4 75.0 $6; repacked moss at $8 75 a $10 60, aud extra do. at $11 « $12.50. Beef bams were nominal at $11 4 $1 No cut meats or bacon of moment were offering. lard in and steady, with sales of 175 a 200 bbis. good to prime at 12 a125,c. Butter was selling at 9c. Lbe, for Obie, 12 for State, and 17, a 196. 2 203. rood to choice State. Cheese was selling at 8c. a 9. jo, and at 8346. a Ie. for State. ‘The stock of pork and beef in packing yards in Now York and Brooklyn on the Ist inst, was as follows:— PORK. ey a = st 3.885 D4.408 38.287 Fy 483 eat bs eae 4596 17,71 22,686 22,519 28 1jlet 1,337 1 4 193 72 16L 191 ne 1408 1647 Uninspected... 1,608 3.800 7,686 Tota)... nN 4e2 71,553 76,2238 Rep’ckd. mess. 8 6,755 R. Chicago de. 1,840 VAs 14,0068 Railroad beef. . 6o 300 02, Refuse mess... 43 1,004 1,116 Refuse prime . — i 1 Other refuse. 1,563 (1,607 P. mess, tes. 2002 2/848 Country m 4,137 4.975 Country prime. 1479 1,498 Vninepetd tea, rag 4 4 Uningp’d bbls. Ww 1497 9,454 Total....... 3,047 32,277 s 466 33,388 Rice. —Sales of 100 casks: Lotion yh Bdiec. Svcans.—The sales embraced about rr: bhds., cluding a small lot Porto Rico at 7440. the remaiader comprised chiefly Cuba muscovado within the range of O3gc. a To. for refining goods, and at Tc. a 7¢@. for grocery grades. Warxxy was firm, with sales of about 500 bbls. at AMee Me NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Texspay, Jury 3, 1860. BREF CATTLE. ‘Owing to a large falling off in the receipts for the week, the market recovered from the depression which charac- terized it on last Wednesday, and prices realized for the selections showed somewhat of an improvement over those obtained last week. The market was (ar from ani. mated, however, and other than first class cattle were pot very readily placed. Holders manifested consider- able firmness, and the average price was about ‘jc. per pound higher. The offerings were not s0 good as last week, though there were a good miany fat bullocks on sale at Allerton’s, prices Log a ae éc. a 9. per pound, Imerating oY ‘Kinds, and the average price was about 8%, sold as from $e. a So eae ere eee onied OF eaten tae atoees ata trifle “above 9c.. on Monday, at Bergen Ilill, reached 500 head. 1¢ total ‘rece: Shall vos yards for’ the week and pony pa re. vlin’s. 's This week. .2, 9 238 Pd £968,008 66 | Or 0 Arrearages,. + RE ‘Common 50 Way expence: + 4,218.08 50 Onieial expersen + $348 08 Interest and discount... + - SOL 76 | Firet-quatity. 00 a $55 00 Ist mortgage coupons of laterest 00 ee a Se | pe $0 2 $0 00 The total expenditures for May ave thus stated at | Inferior. ae aw ninety-three thonsand twe hundred and fifty dellars, Sige. @ 62. leaving a balance of twenty-one thousand dollars Aree. & be. to be carried to the June eecomt. ee Jivedl publishes the annexed notice " of an important decision of the Court of Appeal ik aan -ORse The cage of Whe Oueide Dank against the Ontario Rank, | Common 30a 400 yen in litigation for nearly three years past, | Inferior. 20a 30 t been decided in the Court of Appeals. The wnmewced by the Oneida Bank in September, | First quality... OG. 1857, upon four drafts, amounting in the es ss uther qualities ng oe ys tM jane, cashier "of ‘the , to the order. erry, Duncan, Go. ein the drawers, ‘ive, mais ore Bowes ae renee tht the ratte wore ga} a wai} SO os that | Tie poorer grades were bard dea" tant Yen eal! tesco er put in erGutation | BOUOR! eeveral head of inferior ary bill or nete wnleac the same be mazid and without interest.”’ able at sight and without dated. The Court of A Jadgment of the 2 Supreme Court is reversed, with costs, and Judgment !s ordered for.the plaintit according to the verdict at the (ircuit. The case is one of a great deal of importance. Resides the amount in cantroversy, the de- cision of the Court of Appeals settles the question a8 to about $40,000 of eimilar paper held agains: the Ontario Stock Bachenee Teespay, Tuly 3,1 $6006 Tenicssers's'O sor 460 she Ha Riv San 10000°" reinia ‘ RR, .W20 3500 Va 6’, trane. 500 Ind 6's, ex int.. 100 Bich Con RR. 2000 NCarolina 6 @ 100 MS & N Ia ge. 090 4 Misrouri eo $0 s S00 NY Com fat ‘s 1000 Erie 2d mt be.. Mey 3 1400 ErieRRethmbe. first board, the Stock Exchange adjourned over til Thursday morning. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House are $28,891,784 60, and the balances $2,196,738 16. The following dividends have been declared: — The Bast River Insurance Company a semi-annual dividend of six per cent, payable on demand; the National Fire Insurance Company a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, payable July 9; the Me- chanies’ and Traders’ Fire Insurance Company a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, payable July 10; the Merchants’ Inenrance Company a semi-aa- nual dividend of ten per cent, payable July 10; the Commerce Fire Insorance Company a semi-annnal dividend of cight per cent, payable July 9; the Gal- latin Fire Insurance Company a dividend of five per cent, payable on demand; the American Fire Insur- ance Company a dividend of fifty per cent on the earned premiums for the year ending on the 30th of Jone, for which scrip will be issued on the 16th inst.; also a dividend of three dollars and fifty cents per share, payable to the stockholders on the Sth nat. The new six per cont Trensury notes have sold at one per cent premium. The amount ef overdue notes is $1,906,000, including quite a large amount | of three per cen' Mr. Henry Smith, for severa! years connected with the office of the Panama Railroad Company, has heen appointed Treasurer of the company in place of Mr. Ango+tas Hoffman, resigned. | The ora of the Philadetphia banks for the { followa:— Jume Sule? Capita! stock 21 768 500 1c 465 Inc. 9878 oar a 2a Sas 24.80 B06 Ta 20 863 of $809.098 4 314.548 Toc.. 44.911 1,808,273 Ine. S25u8 | ae. asa 6a | 2 Ad 208.785 Tue 42,282 | Annexed js the statement of the business of the | Philadel phte Custom Meuse for the month of Juue: | 1868. 1889. } Tn warchoure Jane 1.0... .€1 160.837 Re 288 | Warehwoused from furs porta 95.159 SA5.sa6 187 B29 | iets. SM 226T 4.25 | Wwigiarawn for con, T2603 1ELISS Me, ue } To. Uran=por nition, $289 6.100 To. oxpertat 4sut | In warelanuce May 31 982 088 Entered for consumption... 740 090 Free mdse. entered 163.016 Jone Sr Previews 5 mowthe.1 462,830 Total... sian 2000HudeonRRR2n 100% oo WOOO udsooRRN! ML 1250 do... DOO BK 3000 MCRSpelmafeb. do... HO AB AG 3090 Mich Go ddeabs. ey 3000 Mich = ‘stbe. 905; 560 LiicoleCenRRbe 16000 1 & =tJ RRbe. 14 chs Met Bk ex int del & Hud = Co. see FRE 80 Penn Coal Co. . Go Cumberland pref. Ww pga? 5 ‘Co. Pe NY be Ri. 560. 200, = ses aA pots at bc. Beeanert) vena Veat— the ¢ was firm and in sales footed fa'o00 biis.,cloeing witht the” Bl pla. 5 « within iow — Superfine state... ate rare Extra State. 54 a 6 Superfice Wests rn 2 33 Common to choice Western extra 6 7 St. Lovie extras...... malt Mixed to straight Southern Wad to good 20 7 oe te ney end takers brands... 750 a 8 a iB 4a 3 with sales of supertine from 2 ES sound Weetern ears and at Southern B Berkely eb 682. all. iste wee tune banged. i canker oo contined t> smaif lots Rio at .—Deaters esemed disposed o-oipt no Rate: Lefore daimg m: ck Rene alee ‘a few hundred bales at unchanged State Tear vent of the dh ane honday vine mes to ebook Nawineee Piaagts—To Liverpoo! 48,600 bg oe of wheat were engoged im balk and bogs & a Siyl.; 5.400 do, by steamer, im steomer’s boee,atOiid.: 4 biter, by Ce at 0s.: and } vy barrete Foor at 23 TH Laden , han! bexes t paece a. Glaegow Hay — alee f (00 bales were ma: clw@e, by steamer, at £808. ‘There was hol See Sen a ‘the yards for the week and last week were as iat? ‘om. ‘* tins. 0 ci rep ae oe 6. meee Last week. a} Pi YEALS. The unusually heavy errivals during the part several weeks have tended ‘to w epress the market er much, and prices are merely nominal, and no ne can telt | weather the valuo of @ calf, ‘There were pleuty of to medium fret ota a al the yards, bat prime fit calves were not so plenty, and consequently more firmly held at fall prices. ays for ri ‘kind was very good, avd S| Scie mire aver were placed at from 5c. to 60. -% ilk of the sales were at dc. a5c., and the range from % to 6c, The total recei ah ol lag jure tao on eeieer = = were a: follows Browning's. Chembertin's. O'Brien's. Tite we at ieee 170 Last week.s.006 4 oar au Continue in plentitul sand the the market remains {nm the somewhat state mentioned last week. Tetain our last week's quotations. The bulk of the offer- placed at prices ‘ing from #3 50 to $4 50, but the range was from $2 50 to $6 50 for inferior to and $2 50 to $5 for lambs. There were terion of the market. for the week and last week were as ‘ashington. rs. Chanter Brien’ This week... 595 ahs 2788 Last weok..1,345 bated o pai A meaty fate demand prev evailed at prices vai So 67, ore. be fo all Set ar I Kinds, at which | Kesmer The total receipts of all stock, at all the yards a Te ager fa a — Boos. Cows. Colors. Shee Washington yard a8, ‘an 5S Browning's 3tbata atts 190-283 1 ise 1,47 10,839 RIN RAILROAD, arectiien gate are 4 9 Soria omy devee JULY 4, 1860. SHIPPING NEWS. tite tee BEET ee SE SE Heehot Te Port of New York, July 3, 1860, tearaship Asta Wr), Lou Li Cunard. stat pJumestowa, Skinner, Nortoik Ao Ltidlaum & Hel: " 5 | hens Locust Point, French, Balimore~H B Cromwell ‘phteamsbip Chesspeake, Crowel, Portand—If B Cromwell & Cutting, Liverpool—Williams & Guion, “Beet aged Dinbar & Dion, Pen Repti bath ites tt JikoA Dewalt. Bak Kate, Onto) Cape Blue Boa Rates, Brie Carl Brig Leader, Belize Atevinder. eler, rleston. bastelnin, Handy, es port—Thompson & Hunter. wilth, Hartiepoo!—D RK Dewolf, chr 1, Ri Nickerson. Malta—Poat, Small & Co. Sehr Florcuoe, Avery, Mortevideo—W J Forbes, Sehr Ranger (Bx), Alven, Jacme!—R Thackeray. Rebr Chase, Doane, St Martins—T B Chase. Sehr W A Brown, Hammond, Guantenamo—H D Brookman < Schr _ Gilliatt, Halifax—H J & C A Dewolf. n, Morgan, New Carlisle. irr os—Post, Smith Sehr Fetipse, Cook, Mobile NoCrendy, ‘Mont & Co. Schr Waiter Ralvigh Philips, Sarauneb—D¢ Murray. 1 Wale ‘ bers ‘Davis Schr Sabire, Roberta, New! Behr Woleat, Parker: Boston-—Mast hr Reaper, ‘Frovidence--Master, Steamship. A |, Savannah, with mdse and passensera. sopra heen Ist inst, 48 niles Ni& from e heman, signalized F Rates 21,1 AM, off Hatterrs, stenreship “iar slo 9640, Jon 76.0. ke ade ‘Commerce, of und for Philndetphia. from Mayageg; chip Widdlesexs Parunetee, Lt ion one boise sad r a ne 2 with Mi 3 To Taparon ke Co, moderate weather the passenger pare i Chiibe passages June 80, lat a, ion 67, cen ship Margaret Evans, hence for London, June 26, lon 63, took pilot from boat Moses HL ‘Grinnell, Nok Mark William Henry ‘ot Warren), Young, Matanzas, 11 days, with sugar, to J & 7 Bark JM Churehill (af Frankton ), Treat, Cardenas, 13 days, with aNee de, to RP Back & x Beguet (By, eddie, ieantenamno, 23 days, with sugar agin rh viid T ht (of Boston), agua, June 16, wit engur, to Nesmith & tous, ‘ane ext 33 906108 7D. spon SGC Han rom Sogo for New Sore, lias had heavy Weather-on Hark Ken) Hallet, Tattle, Sagua, June 17, with sugar, to 2. Gambia, peanuts, io masier. company race Worthington, tor New ‘Yor. dune 28, tat 30 a bark O ering ENE. Fi Passed Brig Ocean Eagle (of Guilford, Osan), Yoana. ‘ossett, Cape Palmas, wea: Mey ows ‘palm oll faves, Porterfield & Co. Hi 33 W; then stone 8 TOW en her B trad moana 6 ens tain 2910'S and oo 30 un here wicwg W aol NW fae Fite FaSE BAD Hs "irs Asce ‘Bespuke barks eh from Lx. oe ‘er Philadetpl “Bead Princeten (of Bre Be, Wells Dinck River, Ja, TE Ae me by, Chonfuegos, 2 days, riba Post, Robinsop, Maianzss, 9 days, with mo- i se Matanzas, 14 days, with "fle tina Owen, ayy § — achyoremirag§ eur . Pecks Church ‘Brig Litly Dale (Px), Stevens, Windsor, N8, 9 days, with plas- ter, to master, ake lary. | Witliams, EEE) amber, to Siinp- “Behe I watha Evans, A June N, ans, na, Garon, ih iegwoods ty Mladen On Trig Tor New York, sailed afew anys Paestonaly Jane 14 off Cape | St Nicholas, spoke Urig Maca: Jamaica, 20 days eaar, hence for ont. Schr Tweed nen Eleuthera, 9 days, with fralt, to J Buea Rehr Pleiades Methurule, Whodsar, 88, 30 days, with ofa kote Tcanart, Windsor, 3, 9 cays, with Pinte dG Perem Dash, Virginia, $ Behr Mary iit Poscteon: Baltrore, 4 days SATLED. La Jamesiown, de: shi jaan Wi 5 exgocls St Uber ie Na Opa sig Fotia ie, =, > P janrantine—Ehip Henrietta, O:.egow. Marine Reports, san Sa Pe aes ia tights “Wind 8, TRUGHLANDS 3 Jey $,qmmaet—One brig off the Highlands One brie in Swash Chaves), bound in. Wiad weather clear. Miscellaneous, The steamship Augnsia, Capt Woodhull, arrived yestentay mornivg from Savaunah, bringing us full les af papers, for which we are indebied to the kindness of ber obiiging purser, TM Hemetead, Haq. Capt Charles D Matthews, of brig Curlew, has onr thanks for bis attentions, vam Bad ah for Pa Forto B Rico, ‘ato eet trees, and ‘iat 30 jon whtle under enn y wail can ‘breeze: the foremage went fond, carry main and mizen t nnd suetpleg the veaset of spare. While and his crew ne the wreck, one of the seamen was sirnck by a spar fay! 5 #8 soon as he ves. a hig hy et ee as above stated. se bach fo aoe and be repaired at New and from theace ‘on her voyage. Bure Orcaxno, from Roston for Port au Prince, before pT OF into Ci oucestor Bi yetie and chr Dray Spring. scuba meso at New from reports oC th Wt, ot Nanducked Sonia, was siren by hipkeoley, oui a iopailinat mant and forwmast F Senn Patuase before ), durtag » synall abort three ovelock ‘afternonn, waa on Boneh Boarding’ two mile from ‘te beach. Phe sare boat was ty ‘and the crew, Caen dea ae acer Seay aaa ee Scene Asnonr—, wit hie ship from ica cfs fra ryt gam the Bh ne tre Bot, wth il saree "Rho wes broweti back to Calhonn for the" parpose ‘nee ing Fepalre (xs fle reranelt ee ind All but 200 bales of the cotton Chatfee wanonom on board bark OS ‘has Whalemen. Avr at Kew Wave, SME ER EE eats ia Riarcies pies earunen 2, bark 5 Ocean. stun hor at Talechuane May we dow a maa i, onteah from cute ‘A sn Teme of si iB. ork Rome, of Palen reports ian Tn Frbrsary, wh 800 bbl, Rea. Wh fag Rath Mae te aan Jo 8 Poly i Se ena eren eee ea treen Mobile tor tavar.” rorirentey for NOrleans, 12 days out, Jone 1 nara: pet: Sereat terete et a“ Nn er Py he from Boston for Port au is for Cardenas, June 21, lat $320, lon Hele Speeiaway, from Wilmington, NU, for Boston, Jone 30, bey it show Ing a whit y pty =} bs Na agua! whh bisek lever 2 in i, was an Ports, peltZan May 1 In port ae Hamlet, Leeraw, for Palmoxth AUX Cavrs, kp owt brige Charch, for Bos- te See al a ut hanns nave are iat oe Nore ts a week. ashy, serie 1 ining, ilis, NYork. Barpapos, Wane 71h port Rio Juneiro. for Che rlestoa, en > tains iD Rinse. Crawford, from NYork are SG, nt Wi from Baltimore arr 8th, doz ov, from do, do, Brack River, Ja, June Pa 3 ef hamated to load tor Philadelph iphtaraeranid to reule t dvys. Di une 15—In port brig Beaver, Tapley, for Porto. Cu 12 In port sehr Kure, Croston, for about Hi te oad for SY aor Care Partas, May etn oak hark JW Paige, trom Coat! for Monrovia sul NY¥ork—bad beep in itt Cape Patna to get up. irig ‘pewaet ander, fren lee Mh ld April 25; woul ga aa: c ‘pe ‘almas to load fur N York, ovTH, June 1¢—Sid ship Flying Eagle, Bates from Ak." yab), Bremen, bi Guavearxp, Jane 19-Arr dbp J Snow, Snow, Ca Lentin, Gamma, WEA ‘W—No Am vessel ip port. Pld BOthy brig Grace Worthington, York: icon aise seein art ships Highland Licht Topp, f NYork sh Ju Raxter, for de 23M Tel, Funek, for do {oih; Robt Centee, ph ye! Amity, tineon, for de 26th: K te Stnualer, Lewis, for do 8 paane: lucker, Congdon. for do 13th: Joba Patter, Patt-n, tor Bosioa erncagts MeNear; f° do lng Rained Tock Siveetser, for a8 June: Paden, #tilpken, for to July ts: Johan ns phen, tor co Sass Ca In Probie, Snow, ow York, ie Globe, ‘arwiek, Duve-rcer; Onward, Coeniter Old thpland. Larration pd Drona Atuart, wos Havana, Jnne 26—n port bark Altertina, Harton, from New York just arr, sebr Nightingale, da, Lavi EAL dupe wartee, Morshal!, Savannahs Meade, Xforky De Choate, M é ee, Mei a + ey . tea Nvork, one Mringrnite, April 25 inot March 28, ne, reported in Br pa- re)— Sid hij Neues. Sane fen Ber ae are Renn Cer, Staples, for WYork directs Aaa (aot a9 before); Sienna Lroxy, Ms, a Fark) nieea bres for Bos- ton 50 days: Aaron I are Hitler, Net ae zabeth,. Long, wud Uimpine, Miggios, to snow, Resumes American ef Charleran Guy of Neve Vanke Nickerson. OFF Peet she OR: ar fain" We tpcldings Towers Beit hare Na? ofl: bark Aveher, ‘Sxiom, al por Spy, Jones, Philadelphia: Urige Bam) Killam (Br), Cato, Cadlz; Law’ sett, "Bh Kichmond Raia i ales diet cm rnes, Flenihera; on, say ea Fuk Ravana ag ape i Heavery $ Georgetown BEE W Gardner: Bouraer Werterts Purr, rliiiord; irgini, Dat “BaP took, Almcandriag MM Freeman, mn, and Daniel rpsanit, Townsend. Vaidmersy DW 2 TE Mil LAD Puitetbiphias arnsoteg, fe, ‘Voorhees: Cape de ae i 2 ot Spates, Havana Sith Shy sapain, Na sehrg Mary TT Bi vn Washingt, Ae? BC. Rew York, Goodeen, Niork. Bide wind. W LTIMORE, duly 2, @ rata Hattie Watoat RESn Me™ PW ae, eee do. Below, “np — L iy: 1, Green, from Cobre; schr- i Palmer, ‘na, Cla barka Adelaide, Wingate, Rior Tenelvo rbd mkt: B Wright oe. Gl 4 ‘Allen, do: St Mary, Stevens, Mira chr Dw. Ee de: M Powell, Fenian, aisd Ida V Movate, Pickup, Sid hg Frama fer, hareston, GL, duly 1 Arrechrs. Paki, Potter, Port Ewen: zal artes t sloop. Rhoda ial Rhode alan, pear ‘New or schr Pe . Port Ewen. BAREIS LANDING, dune SO—Sid" sloop Rew ifhiaie, Ely, Yor! CHARLESTON, coal vad See A Sixes, Berens. Ce lp Mi Harrison’ rat frem bark el ig barks Plover, fox ra th June 29—Cld dark Norman, brig 3 11 a schr Gem, estan (al loaded with corn, wi Raman, .6I8 bai “BARVE ue ae aoe wg M Van Dusen, Clayton, Phis acelphia; Gen Taylor, Jones, NYork, 3eb, J" Prambes, So adelp) ebrautON, 9 ‘July 2~Arr schr Salmon Washburn, Thrasher; RAND GREENWICH, Joly 1 Arr. achr David A Meseralay Smif, Phiadeiphia. S14 June 5 sebe Copy, Hendy, Sand q “PA fF STEER. sesapsre sale Challenge. Packer Phe lndelphia; Denmark, eltighiaun and Ellen man, Fort Ewen: B Smith, do; July % Minerva, van GLOUCESTER, July ate Jo, brig, Orinda, from Boston me NiaginroN Rg: ee he m Net Gates, ruly Arr al » Gates, Cx 0 $6, dase: bal kJ 1 Brookman, Brookmap, ¢o 125 days; an pres ata. ree ‘Printed for | t or orders. |OLMES’ HOLE, June 30—Arr brig Gov By Cordencs for Rest sorsk W ee Bon "wore for Nbediora; Ld Ried NJ tor Sonih Newmarket NUE Revah Canine, Rarduen Rileabeinpcet ter, Pervamsonths =, Boston ter Baltimore; Gi Piliec athe: Jang, Haskell’ and kane. Acklam, D ‘x Are: ae Jangden, Leon, iH Hale | Eg wauy boar ite h Kortnnn Hight Take, Paden uy barr ol rere 1 | Boston: Swan, Die re for salen gd Elizabethport fe Ns ‘wb Ewen for Hing! | Bin ior Ne Mer oa ai Saati far N¥orn: re n Buren for (sp, Taster Te oe ces ee Seek Je. kT Sunil deen Pt Pr Care William Fi on sey Mie FG Buxton, Rva belle | = oem Pree Friend, Eien France, ( Edward, Mii Baier, Feytona, George I Green T° Ht Abbot, ane Bameat, Veh bartn Tae Gereat caren n May, ros, Ory het Northern i oO linand CAM, wind’ hight sian NW eehr Shoal W JACKSONVILLE, Jane 16—Are schrs Sam} 1 a + D1 Be Mo 4 Re eg teeta ri, Carlen, Ta 00, rei" Mee * Rishi sna: Joh W ey Become th = 2 3 it, im June 27—Sid Sp drig. Tres Mayo, Comp, Barce- Jona. NEW ; Tierpent Arno iB) bia Se i me, Reatg barks Comet, Hisene: Si Sice cts Siete es maser go acer from Ruatan. PRA Zith— A Brown, Li ri iste trae Wellingum Rhapry’ core: d meat Rigen, Porta Rina ee eR: Wraaas, ‘unter - Towed to sen wr gata t. pa a, 2 | tee ene 8 a xis rhs fia neat Senn es Mars ht [Sy iver fort itis ry, Slowoper ca nyle, frome cate tae son Jones, f Seretiineony ALEM, ; tipe 90—Arr bre Jota F Arey, Phie- regular mee 19 7 . _ som Ror Soun Hane, nef Serretaries, Deen eee iu LIAN N GERERAL the ‘omanuee’ ts evening, mem a so a “E35 Sey. AMS, AR. OUNG MEN'S REPU ALICAN UNION. HON. CHA RARS SUMN BIE Wit, AT THE COO) CTE, ON MONDAY. NG, JULY OePH Aa BRAINERD, Chateman omeariites.