The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1860, Page 8

8 OUR SCLDIERS IN CAMP, ‘The Splendid Neview of the Sev enth Regi- mont at Camp Scott Yeste rday—Nearly ‘Ten Thousand Visilers on the Ground— The Mew French Maniater Asstets in the Review—The United States Zouave Ca- dhets, &e., He. ‘The gallant Seventh regiment, whowe uame and fame as was brought to the front of the regiment, the bat wo oae Spresent xrma,> the Damd played which the color wae berne by the colur sergeant Wo Poritiou ip the centre of the hartaltom, Tho mext mony wae the review by General Hall, This was cone ducted with all thy ratitary pomp and grandeur usually erved on such occasions, After the ranks were d the @uera a staf, accompanied — by Mercier, tin French | Blisters Judge Rusgel General Wood, of Ober, nod Capt 7 H Hobart Ward, py ceeded from the parition which ches cocupied tp front of ha vegimment to He riqht, As they “reacted Sol penne royimentat ban ashington’s Mareh,' and amilitary body if known throughout the Calon, are, at | Toementa Dane t Vee nema beeehianea ie ‘This purtioular time, cresting an immense sensation by | front aud up the rear Mine tae, and ag ego = ¢obr st eheampme: N , Staten Isiand, | their origin tone occupied By them parade Miant encampment at New Dorp, Staten Island. in pest , and the line The troope have becu ou the tented ueld just ome week / ‘ey, and thus far, although their numbers do not approsumate to the standard of their street parades, yet those members of the Seventh regiment who haye re- ported themeeclyes at Camp Stott and entered apoo 1 companies, twelve front, aud (hus viewers, the’ officers saluting with Pasvec, the troops marching in ordi- ; The regiment repeated the last movemeat 2 cK t ie, sod thea the review was ended. ‘The reveW Waa very commendable on the part of the they - eegsihte re, who were attired in full uniform. Gencral wetive duty there have attained much prof | Fina staff were not in full Uniform, mor mounted, as ciemy in the practical duties camp 1? | they should be, when review ing troops in camp. They tw Camp Liers ite wore futigue in pines of the fail uniform cape; by #o 4) Some astonishment is expressed by v pearig they violated accepted rules of military Seott at the eunallness of the uvmbere of she * btiqnette thero; Dut these tamtitar with the history of excampmenta, It was expected that Hon &. A, Douglag, the democratic ro no iiustrative evidence to bring to mind the fact { uomirce, would have been present, but the following of New York that | Copy of a letior written and excusing bimself for his noa- every regiment in the State owmped thus far, and relying oa the recard of eur wilitary Ristory, never have brought out over one-third ef their actual enrolled strength. It can be said, without approximating to exaggeration, that what has been desi- rebie 1 numerical etrength, has been fully compensated lds far, by Che strict discipline, prompt and cheerful at” lentwa t thelr superior officers by the troops, and result- appearance explaine jterif:— Frm 4 vente Hover, July 12, 1860. re thanks your kind in- Vitation tov mp ot the Seventh pes es this aflernoun, It would atford me great pleasure to avail Myself of 80 favor tunity to visit that umri- Valled poxinment Adiers in company with you, Pressing buries requirements will deprive me of that Pleasure, With mi ke, ke, 8. A. DOUGLAS. Brigadier ¢ ra’ Wo. Har. Tont ght the troops will give a grand promenade ball on mg int parent progress they have made in the active . ~ fed - ae the parace ground in froat of the camp. communities, autics of camp lide, As to the truthfulness of these state | ont dr delewates from each company, waa appointed mente, we bave the voluntary encomiums of ail the offl- | to carry Gut the ments. ground on para’ this oceasyon wil! be iHeminated by five hundred lanterns, Facilities will be afforded to return to the city until half. past nine o'eloek at night. The regiment will rike tents’ early on Saturday morning, and will arrive in this city at twelve o'clock, noon, oh that day. The Seventh regiment will be recei red ow their arrival by De Washington Grays, Fighth regiment, a body of our Woops not secoud to the Seventh in point of diseipline We append the regimental order issued by Colonel Lyous of the Fighth Regiment:— corsof the Firet Division who have visited the camp, and whove epinion in millary matiers can be relied Upon. ‘There is something about camp 1.e which, to be appreci- Sted, must be practically experienced, and it is consid ered no breach of discipline or decorum for the troops, when not actively employed fu the duties of the camp, to awhile away the leisure how imple process of shou! vl outs and compank igh ori Moarade, parbaps, at Sen on | Heapguanrens Fionta Rearwent N. Y. Sart Troops, caorice ote pemaral cillcer, or at the reqanst Wastinaton Guavs, Naw Yous, July 11, 1860. ef te Common Council to receive distinguished dignita. Peal OFDRH NO 9. ig regiment will parade in full uniform, white pant on Saturday next, the 14th inst., for the parpose wiving the Seventh regiment, National Guard, on their returo from camp duty at Camp Scott, Staten Island, Captain Varian’s company, on this accasion, will parade dismounted, with their battery of moustain howitzers, Field and Staff dismounted. “Regimental tine bo formed in the Park, in front of City Ball, at 12 v’elock, A. M. The band, drum corps, color bearer and general ‘ ¥ stant, on the parade ground, ative. S ELACVELT, Adjutant. eo pleasant after ail, and it would be a pity, enjoy a reason of whose existence is due to lee foree, although ith this view of the cave that mm, and certainly tho look inte Uke drill is there Ament as perfermed, should bot view our miltary catabi ®H Unnecessary organization, A= we have frequently stated, and repeat here avain tho material of the Seventh regiment is composed of many o¢ our principal business men, who enrell themselves in es are ag well as for service, and many perhaps, have the largest bank agit inthe duties of civil hfe, ration in spplication to busi- men, HOW at Camp Seott, enter wu ofa practical joke in an inuocent 1 be The Zouave Cadets of Chicago, ‘This celebrated corps are expected to arrive in this city to-morrow morning, and will be received—under a salute from the guns of Company ¥, Fourth regiment, Captain MeMahon, who bas velonteered—by a detachment of the Sixth regiment (Colonel Pinckney), commanded by Capt. Thomas S. Murphy. They will proceed to the Astor Bouse, where they will breakfast, wfter which they will wh : ert Becounts, and whe “gucaip of Camp ' amt was perpetrated on T y night, Atan ar we tens all the troops were supposed t6 be at reat, and | be eecorted to the Regimental Armory, where they will ppeared to be astir except tite sentinels, and no- quarter their equipments during their stay » roar of on the beach To morrow they Will make an jniormal visit to Camp lof the guard on their poste in proximity to | Seott, by invitatien of Golonel Letterts suddenly the movotouy was broken by At two o'clock on Saturday they will be escorted by a followed by the asceat of a three pound | detachment of the Sixth reginent, commanded by Cap. 7 he cotmpeny vents. “Ia xn tain Schwartz, to the City Hall, where an exibition drill Will be given. There Will, no doubt, be a very large attendance present to witness the game, as they have challenged any corps in the United States to drill with them They number sixty-two members, under the command of E.'E. Eileworth, ‘and left Chicago one week ago last Monday; they were escorted ta the boat, atid Uhe piandite of the multitude, by the Highland. Guard and the Chicago Light Guard, dae = They were received on the 4th” by the Detreit Light Guard, and escort: at, On Thursday mornite they ae sand Were Freee in the evening by the mili- 0. y loft Cleveland Where they arrived on by Company ©, of gore, They wilt, hs the Sixth regiment doring on parade, halivoing Ina Tow m ments the whol and the darko outside the perpetrator of the roc! tinels; in a few ged be was the per- , Was arrested and incarcerated bo doubt, be their stay in raction on Torediy night was the eterna batalion. Tais was com. hone carrying & TELEGRAPHIC, ‘TIE RECEPTION OF THE ZOUAVES AT UTICA. Unea, July 11, 1960, sted States Zouave Cadets, of Chicago, said to be tari »pany in the Union, were received in The t th y vovel, and ) Was te ble tase to desoribe the geeue | thie city today with great military display by the Forty- corsage define ‘iret Hanterns, J ant regiment, under the commandof General H.R. % y couceivasie | Wh ‘A tremendous crowd witnessed the drilling. early on Tues- | Ty naves leave for Troy to morrow morning, kud will be in New York Saturday moruing. The, Board of Aldermen, COMMUNICATION FROM THE MAYOR, REMOVING AL- PRED W. CRAVEN FROM THE POSITION OF CLEP ENGINEER OF THE CKOTON BOARD, AND THUS. B. PAPPAN AS ASSISTANT COMMISS(ON ERY ‘This Board met last evening, in pursuance of a call, An ordinance was adopted redistricting the Twenty. gecond ward for election purposes. An juvitation was received frou: the Seventh regin Pommon Council to visit “Camp Scott, Staten Islacd. Accepted. A communication was received from the Croton De- partment, stating that they had beea compelled to sus- pend the work of improving Migh Bridge in consequence of aquestion having arisen as to the legality of oow- ing the job by day's work. Referred to the Commit- ee ob the Croton Aqueduct Department. A communication was received from the Street Com. missioner asking for an additional appropriation of $66,- 000 for the construction and repair of public buildings, Referred to Committes on Finane ‘The quarterly report of th prompt. aftair was repeated just night, Camp Scorr, Sta GENERAL ORT CARD, siren 6 i, ay n, tsdo. } at, NO. on-wil parade this (Wednesday) evening in ‘This battalic fol , fat ling © form ia frent of the t i Srepany 4 nviting t jepteers wish ' ral comesabdauts at twenty THE CAMP YESTERDAY. on of @ military review of a body of troops hes always a dignity attached to it thet cannot fail to command attention, and more especially when the to be reviewed enjoy a good reputation for disci- or General Win. Hall, a After the firing of revi we of ¥ ‘treet Commissioner was botic atte wart put on ; Unsea gun the tre ‘1 with prompt. | received and ordered to be printed sbich the ated, and soon | The following communication waa received from the stivaly employed in fr mt of their tents, some | Mayor— Mayor's Orrick, New Youx, July 12, 1860. 2 hers pipe-claying Be ng their military ornaments How. Tm BoaRD oF ArokR-oN — present bag ce OF Serious disagrenments and inanbordi- Singles ou hy remove nine W. Craven from the office et of the Croton 4 veduct Board, and Thos, B. ey co Patrice the opectator that at ppan from the ofice of Assistant Oorsmissioner of the wd) A review in Hyde Park, & same Board FERNANDO WOULD, Mayor, fare, by the Emper Alderman Darnson thonght tbat the reasons given fo than the Seventh regi | the removal of those parties appeared te be very vague, te Creme nation rv whose cle. Alderman Geser moved to refer the communication to i eat when | & committer of five ware their democrati A smaller but Another Akterman moved for a division of the question Memb tary bodies. Fromecariy in the fore | in order that the case of Me. Craven and Mr. Tappan tere from New York was steady, | should be considered separately, Alderman ‘TvomRY was opposed to a division of the question. If the Beard was willing to bury them both be was ready to aasist atthe ceremony, au: Prone attend either reject: them both or lay ne comnswusion” the faneral, but be would not on of the question ; tion over. Alderman Barry said if this matter was sent to a com | mittee it would become dry bones, and it would be better w have it disposed of nt once. iderman GkwET, being opposed to the condemnation of 51g reteht r ine from New York, and this ux of their um lemocratic from the city in the ordinary ral and over a duaty dow earboat te, 6 Of the latter to the cacampmeat, Fties without giving them an opportunity of weing yt) Wprocautionary 10 wiopted by | heard, woukl vote for « reference. nieind, Wharttery {| _ Alderman Brany was of opinion that his Honor the tec depot to th Mayor was desirous of getting the nominations of the Cro- from the rast i Oy the smployinent @ we ingle Wateriug ma: ton Board into bis own hands, and if he eas command were some fud' one thia road: a ‘votes enough in this Board denbtles he wilde so. Bat howe , 80 creat was the travel | be (Alderman B.) would vote for the retention of both of et pri that x steaty ctond of | those gentlemen. He paid a high compliment to the cha- oun, knife,” wae visible. | racter and standing of Mr. Craven, who, be believed, filled bis position with more eredit and bovor to bimeert than any other municipal otticer of this eity. He belierad that the Board would co this gentiewan ® great injnetice ip remov tween vebicdes coming was folluwed by much i was Ure result fm opperite directions, @@i t {H ature and opprob bow epith The day otherwise war, Wi thet O'olock jn the afternoon be Freaivent col g him tonight What is the object? ‘To re faithins ofticn that an act of juetion*—is it do eajeye a conceded superi oF fog the citizens of New York « service? No. If the job aad choice mu 4. AFC & mat.ooe OB tke pa | amoVement has come there js no use in etaving ito, 1 d. They Were @ttired la full uniform, aud at- | am ready now to meet the issue and vote for them, though y commendat) ae hy thelr martial ‘Sppoar- diately after t wey cotamen ap play the from a 1 parte arade gro apd and Ib ratifiestion to the (We aotramidce ,"” “Martha ,” “ol milttary mon ree wf cot M. Van Buren, Nt « \ Hevewty niueir depimeet: Col. # col & BR Poste, third reg ait or, Division Surgeon; © Fighth weginent: ex Cape awd, New York Light Cam. BR. Sbwarts y Suard, and Lieut. they do not belong to the tame political party that i do. Alderman Conxrit sald, that to his mind, the chargea made by the Mayor against these officers were suillcient to warrant their removal, and be was ready now to vote on the matter, Alderman Starn was opposed to the removal of thase He was in favor of a reference in order to (onity of vindicating themeectres from the charge of tnwebord ination broughy against them. Alderman Teomey was ready to Meet the question at once. The motion of Alderman Gxert to rofer to the committeo of five was dost by a vote of 12 to §. ‘The motion for a division of the question was made, pending which the Board adjourned to Friday evening, Wd ve o'clock Personal Intelligence. Bos. Stephen A. Douglas will remain in this sity until Sat eda: Saleen Sachem's Head. On Mmday be goes to Bart ford, Conn., and from thence to Boston on Taesda: a. tte Commencement exercises at Harvard U ty, where he has a brother. ttlaw at the av Sohwol His estimable may will accompany Lim on the typ ment: Ue. Sy Highth regi nt: Cape. Moore Figine regiment Cupt. Car phy, Six Bixth rege a. w an. Fin Br gadier dieues from Kew York ( betting bed carriages a wa ut y Qoarter wl from axe uf the ” The en guns Wa ormmnand of Sorat ant Banton the © a Troctiup, teas | The Natécioso of yetorday says that on Friday’, th by ruishe! per | @th thetant, at the moment of his doparturo for Waahing : Leferta. | qe, the venerable amd popular Minister from Guatemala, the United Staten, ancampaniod ap Forayen Bachapy iis Don Antonio Jose de Yrisatri, missed his footing on the Hien Jorige Abrataa Ruweei) Gewes 8) Wor mio, Gen’ | outer step of hie residence No, 80 State street, Brooklyn, eral Norra, Capt. J. A. ff. Ward, Seott Life Guard, aad | and fl), fracturing one of the anterior banes which con nect (ae foot and ehinbone. He ie consequently con: fined to hie bed, and eaflere very acutely; but the phy: Sician in Attendance promises a complete restoration [na Vaoiptio Wort, He At 6x o'chonk and sentinels were p nd wan ch sured of apecta- the enclosure » gre the troops to form and ae in review. | few weeks In other respects Mr. Yrisarrh enjoys excel: band commenced playing @ lively air and | lent health, notwithstanding bie advanced age. This ac. arelund oul © rf k | cident reminds us of shat winch befel General Paez, like. fe in the fot, net wary long since, without any of those | grave eoNeEg ¢ ens ing which’ there was Treason to ied to the centre Of the | appreben front, faced about, of | Hew, ¢ waner, of BYeton, is stopping at the M * pe er | tropolitan Hotel The 9 be t oppir ston fund the ceremoutes ap. | EX GIF. Lowe, of Maryland, ia Mapping ot the Astor ool took command the rogimontal cole | Pr. A. A. Bayes, of Boston; Col. W. M t, of when he proceeds to New Haven, sponding the | | NEW YQRK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1860. ise ppl; Jame@ Legare, Pxq., and family, of Baath Carel. oa, aod T. ©, Duce. * tr Fue me haat me “Bos! on, are stopping at Judge'Larteton, 2 Philadelpbia; J. Cleveland, Ww. ean, Fai, Hoth uf Wont Port, aid Col. Ma wl party, from Havana, are stopping mt in ll ~ Fd Rah Suiliven, einen oe | Anthony Rarclay, Faq., and fami); al family, and Mire, M. Arias and Fig! of Metican Rap Francivoo; G. Van W. H. Brown, ‘a of New York: WD Ryder,’ Baa. and Mrs. Hunley sod daughter, all of Havana: Sam Fastman, Esq, of Coucord, N. H.; TW. Mental a Boston; of Philadelphia: J. M. & MeNary, | Feq., and D, Goodwin, Faq., both of Hartford, Conn., are | ¢/, stopping at the Cerendon Hotel. Senator D. L. Yulee, of Florida; Profeesor G. W. Mitlen burge, of Baltimore; Dr. C. M. Sevens, of Philadelpt Dr. of Canada’ C. Vibbard, bag» of, albany Lieut F. P. diexander, U. % A., and e nderbill, London, were ainoug the arrivals at the St, Nicholas rh he yesterday. J.B Pantorth, as of Dobb's Perry; Col. & nur, Yaq., of Savannah; BF, r, 'y a. Choate, Eaq., rm Vermont; ir, Munson and wife, of Ja ea, and K. Gribble, Hsq., of New Grteana, are stopping at he Lafarge Boose. Sig. Susini, Sig. Pieri and 1, de Fscoviasa, ait of the Italian Opera: Chas, Macaliister, #q., of Maiiadetyhia, and W. H. Platt, Faq. of Peterebarg, Va. are stopping at ihe Everest House. Baron Wetterstedt, Beigian Minister to United states; Col. Van Buren, Cot. W, Borden and family, and J. 4 Vanderpoe!, Feq . ail of New York; Jutes Hantey, Heq , and wife, of Piilaselpbia; Hugh Gamphetl, Eag.,anl wile, of St. Louis; Atjor J. D. Bzyan and lady, and John J Hodges, Feq., anc party, al of Louisiana, are stopping at the Govan Hower, Newpart, RT ‘The Mauthattanville Tragedy. DEATH OF MES, SCHUMAKER—OORONEI'S INQUEST. Mrs Anne Schumaker, one of the victims im the Man- attanville tragely, died on Tuesday evening from the effecty of her iujuries, Coroner O'Keefe was notified of the fact yesterday moraing, and at once proceeded to hotd an inquest upon the body. The prisoner, Franz Hoffman, ‘wae present during the examination of the witnesses, aad Maintained his usual self-posscssion, The Coroner commenced the proceedings by reading ever to the jury the testimony taken et the previous in- quest, all of which went to establich the guilt of tne ac cused, and then put some fresh witnesses on the stand. Anna Dryer deposed that she itwed in Seventy-first atrect, between Bieventh and Twelfth avenues; treard the dog Barking on Sunday night,’ was surprised that Mra, Schumaker did not come lor mik on Mosday morn- aS WaH ber enal custom; at seven o'clock Haus Trustee came to ber and said there was troubie in the house, that the baby was dead, and that “Mire, Schumaker ‘was covered with blood; witness went immediately to Mrs, schumaker’s hor where she found the baby dead; spoke to Strs, Schumaker, aud aeked her what was the mutter, but she made no answer, either by word or hy sixu; whew she beard the dog bak that night she thought there was something wrong, for he 1 barked so much betore; dit not see much blood on the bed exept where Mre. Schumaker was lying; saw that the drawer had been taken out of the bu rean abd placed on the workmen's hed; there was po money in the drawer; the ol¢ man, Jaco Stribe, took the hody of the baby from the Bed and placed it in a oradie BIU'the baby and Cound that its feet were cold. Jobn Schrimaker recalled, deposed ar follows: —The ba Teau Mom which the mouey was taken Was in the sittiog room of the house, the bedroom occupied ty the deceased agjeined this room; while in my employ Hotlman tkept up stairs a part of the time: t found any fault with hum; 1 never heard of. hi making avy Cireats against me; T discharged him because he Faid tie would leave me when tic month was up; I wanted steady men who would work all Furmmer! there was not quite $200 in the bureas drawer but I think th wag more than €180; there wee not halt a dollar in the irawer that was not taken away. Srnest Trustee and Jacdb Stribe were re-cxaméimed, but nothing new was elicited. Policeman Jticharas then testitied to arresting the prisoner. Dr. Bouton made a post mortem examination ef the body, and wetitied that on opening the skull ‘he, found it extensively fractured on the Jeft side, and pieces of the bone driven into the brain; the Jeft cheek was broken, and the face and contased; on the left hand there were ereraieameoret violewoe, as if de- ceased had raived her hand to ward off the lows from her head; death, in the opinion of the physician, was caused by there injuries. The case wae Wen given to the jury, who, after due de- liberation, rendered a verdict of “Death from injuries re- ceived at the hands of Franz {loffman, July 9, 2860.” The prisoner was examined in the usual forma pre- scribed by law, and then committed to tue Tombs to await his trial, During the investigation the station houge was throng. ed, ag on the former occasion, with a large crowd of cx cited Gerny and it was with the greatest d Mealy that the police could preserve order. finan sill do pies his guilt, and hae the audacity to say that be pot the stolen property from-one of the witnesses, named Str ibe. ‘Of course po che will believe in the truth of euch a silly story. The Great Enstern, ‘The number of visiters on board the Greet Eastern yes lerday (Wednesday, July 11) was 5274 advits, being ap onerease over any other day. ‘The ship will remain open one hour longer each day hereafter, the sale of tickets ix @elock P.M The Walton-Mathews Afzir. 70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New Yorx, July 11, 1860. case place the enclosed $5 to the aid of the # fund Gbo. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wenvespay, July 116 P. M. The day has been a quiet one, hoth in money and exchange. We note a gradual increase in the supply of money; we should say that 5 per cent was the general rate to-day for call loans, end 54a 6 for first class paper. The market is evidently re- lapsing into the dull condition which prevailed be- fore the first of the month. The Sub-Treasury has been doing a lively business lately; to-day the re- ceipts were $407,529, of which $384,000 were from customs; the payments, 156,262; balance this even- ing, $5,502,024. There was nothing done in forcign bis to-day, as usual on Wednesday. The market is called firm. The following are the quotations of sight ex- change on New York at the cities mentioned: — io “ Chienge eoees “4 The sto 1 was active to-day, and the vo- lume of Cransactions quite darge, At the opening the sellers were move numerous than the buyers, and prices gave way a fraction, but to wards the close of the morning's business the market rallied, closing strong. In the afternoon prices were again higher, and the gene ral market closed very strong. It seems to be « derstood that several of the large purchases of Western stocks which have lately been made wre for the account of grain operators, who are dis- counting the future freight trafic which th 2 pect to result from en active export business in breadstuffs. The sales of Galena, Rock” Island, Toledo and the Michigan shares were very large; pri however, were generally below those of yesterday. The advance in Michiran Southern from the lowest point touched last year is about $24 per share on the guaranteed, and $40 on the common stock, From the scar- city of the stock it seems to be gone- rally inferred that it is being taken out of the street. Erie and Central were both a frac- tion lower, the former, apparently, on the foreign news, The business of both reads cannot fail to | be very large this full, Hudson River was also lower. The busimess in railway bonds continues to | improve and extend. We note to-day sales of Chi- cago and Northwestern first mortgage at This road will do a fine business this fall, aud will pay | interest on its debt without doubt, State stocks continue to be wanted at full prices. At the close to-day the fullowing were the quotations: —Vir- | ginia 6's, 914 a}; Missouri 6s, 814 a f; Canton, 194 @ %; Cumber and Coal, 18 a 4; Pacific Mail, 91 a 4; Now York Cemtral, 83} a $; Erie, 20 a 4; Hud- son River, 49j a 4; Harlom, 13) a 4; do. preferred, | 894 a 40; Reading, 42) a 4; Michigan Central, 614 a 3; Michigan Southern ond Northern Indiana, 174 a 4; do. euarantead, 35f a &; Panama, | Kiiacis Central, {a 4; Galeoa and Chica & 67; Cleveland and Toledo, 38 a §; Chicago and Rock Island, 73 a {; Chicags, Burlington and Quiney, 754 a 76. ‘The exchanges at the Rank Clearing House this morning were $23,231,017, and the balances #1) 4 18, The following dividends lave been declared: The Standard Fire Insurance Company a dividend { of five per cent, payable 6 17th inet.; the Arctic Insorance Company @ annual dividend of six per ce Vith of the Impor Insurance mpany 10th inst nt, payable on the closing at soven instead of | and bucyan ‘the Firemens’ Trast Insurance Company, of Brook- lyn, a dividend of four per cent, payable on de- | mand; the Fuiion Fire Insurance Company & dividend of ten per cent, payable on demand; the New World Fire Insurance Company a semi-annual | wan: dividend of tive per cent, payable on the 16th inst.; the Lafayette Fire Insurance Company a semi- ) Sanaa dividend of five per cent, payable at the ©. | Brooklyn office; the Merchants’ Insurance Compa- | ny # dividend of ten per cent, payable on demand; he Farmers’? and Manufacturers’ Bank of Pough- keepsia five per cent, payable August 1; the Commerce Insurance Company, of Albany, a divi- dend of four per cent. The following were to-day’s quotations at the New York Mining Board:— Ava. ws 38% io ” 16%, . ae 6 ay 86 +8% 7 National. 3% 8K North ebm, North Stale... 23g 23¢ Pitsburg. Silver Hull, 1% 1% The sales were:— 100 Comtral. 160 Colembian 270 uae vir es. do. 2000 Missouri os. 400 do, 1900 California 7's. 1500 City 6's, '8T.. 0000 FrieRR3aib'83. 4000 Hur RR t+t m. LOCOOMCRS pe tmefed . 1000 Mich So Isimba 5500 I Cent KR be. 6000 do......860 peony chi p d sooo chien: ‘eka blo 5000 Glev&Tol eg fhe 26, AQ 29 she Bk of Com... 997% lh | ao, : 3381 Gn i Seri 66. 19 Commonw'th Bk. 97 Bb Del & H Canal Go, 9634 ao de. % 100 do. fra Py cum 11 Cle, Col & Cin RR 50 ClevAPitteRR.bod 8 3¢ 50 Gal & Chi RR.815 050 650 100 Milwan &Mis# RR ig Har nt yt: boo 6h hoe ey: hoewveed 15% F 20 Radio RE 8 9 Indianap& Cin Rn 100 74 Delaw, L & W RR rH 650 Mich Cet 5 12 Cen 954 w” 46...4 +820 807 SECOND BOARD, $1000 US 5's, '65.... 100!g 100 shs MBok ‘Tes. 260 354 16000 Virginia Gs... Yl'g 2 4 2000 California 1's.. 8046 200 At Ceuteit se 6000 Tenn 6 8014 680 de. 5000 Brook!y Dwi. ros* “Sec tey Col & Cin 2000 Eric 24 m bds.. 98 50 Gal &Chi RR £000 brie RRSthm bs 69 5 shs Pank of Com. 100 WON Y Con RR..D1S 881g $95 dow... BBN 20 Harlem WR pref. y 200 Gasene 4 200 Reading RR. boo ried ay SO Mich Cen RK 130 OLS 25 Be cui a ini Tay 200 Bin ce-oinn” OEM 190 Mich So € WT RR i ive fod 1 Bie wisi i FA Jeo coi,Bur aint op de. railroad, a 1; Morris Canal, 30% Lone Long tee 13; Penpsy!vania Railroad, 8{3,. Sight exchange oa New York at par. Barrmorr, July 11, 1860. Flour very dull and heavy. Wheat declined 0. a 8¢.: red, $120 4 $1 25; white, o 30 a $1 55. Proviaions active t. Corn ateady: yellow, 5c, a 66c.; white, 7c. Whiskey dail at Big: Pmraprirma, July 11, 1860. Flour dull, Wheat stealy: white, $1 85a $1 43; red, #1 25 4 $1 30. Corn dull: yellow, 660. Provisions steady: mees pork, $19 a $19 29; lard, 13c. a Mc. Whiskey dull wt 2ie. & 226. Bervato, Jaly 11, 1860, Flour dull and heavy, but rates unchanged: 800 bbls, Wheat dull ant nominal. Corn heavy: 20,000 wushels Iiinois and Toledo, oe moruing, st Soo. Whiskey nominal at 19346, Canal frei Lake inporta300 barrels Hout » 10,000 bushein corm, Canal exporte—200 barrels four, 90,000 bushets wheat, 78,000 bushels corn, corm, 11 008 hel oats Uswiso, A Flour stendy, bat dull ‘Wheat without material change: srles 6,000 burhels Chi At $1 ISK, Eg furheis Milwaukee eiub a i, and 2,000 bushels at $122 Cori in Timited demand: wales 6,000 bushels Indiana at §6c. Other grains quiet. Cabal freights un- changed: 26¢. on flour, Be. on wheat, Tic. on corn to Importa—3,500 bushels wheat, 15,600 bushels corn, 2,000 bushels oats, 700 busiel* harley, 1,000 bushels rye | Exports—t,600 bb's, sour, 19,400 bushels wheat, 22,800 bushels corn, 12,300 ‘bushels oats. Cixennati, July LL, 1860 Flour quiet and npchanged. Whiskey dull’ at 1c. Provisions unchanged. Mees pork, $18 offered, but held at $19. Moucy market unchanged. Cweaco, July 11, 1860. Flour dul) Wheat steady, at $1.66 a $1 07 for No. 2, in store, Corn ie. lower, but firm : sales 60,000 bushels, at dtc. a dé 3,0. from store. Oaie firm, at 260. tu store, Receipts—1,100 bbis. flour, 8,000 bnshels wheat, 114 500 Dushels corn, 55.000 burels oate. Shipmente—t 200 bbis. Boar, 14,000 bushels wheat, 68,000 bushels corn. " Freights Te. on corn to Buitalo, Sight exchange on New You dull at] a 1\ per cent premium. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wenxespay, July 16 P.M Avura.—The market was steady, with gales of pote at 5),c. and of pearls at 5%c. Preamervvrs.—Fiour—The market was heavy and the demand light, while prices for some grades were easier. . The sales embraced about 9.000 bbis. of State and West. ern, cloging within the range Su State Chotee extra family and bakers’ brands. Rye four ose Corn meal, Jersey aod Brandywine —Canadian flour Was heavy and lower, but five at the concession. The sales embraced about 1,500 bdis., including supertiue at $ 104 8 15; rio wheat extras at $5 30485 46, and winter wheat #5 50 a $7 50. Southern four was less buoyant and. “ne: BSSSSSIS Seraronae Etesseaess enetean0e Eoeereee HE: tive, while lower grades were easier, The sales em. Draced about §00 a 900 bbis., at rates giveu above, e four wae wleady, with about 175 R Obie. Corn meal was selling moderately at the above figures for Jersey and Brandywine. Wheat was in fair demand, while prices were without change of im. portance. The limited freight room tended to check transactions for export. ‘sales footed up about 60, 8 70 000 bushels, Wacteg 7 re. Kentucky at $2 waukee at $1 295¢ a $1 29, Woetern do. at $1 38. white do. at about $1 48, TAs oy spring at $1 27, Chicago eyring Deayy’ an in easier, wil mixed at €250., nary white Sonthern mt 726 Oat were firm, with rales of Canada ieee abr eeadeedses te boat aa CorvEn.—Rio continued to be firmly held, while sales were light. 400 bags Maracaibo wore sold at 13.4gc. a Ide, Corton. —The rales embraced about 1,600 bales, closing without change in prices. Frriexts —Room continued pearce and rates Grm. To fog 5,000 bushe® corn wore engaged at 8 i4d., in 5 cotton at & 32d. ; Ge bases wool as 14.5 1, panes cheers, by st 1 at bacon at 858.; 10,000 bushels Bisd., ‘and 1,000 bbls, flow rates were demanded for gra! ‘were steady, with moderate © engagemeyts. Paert. of 1,500 boxes rairiue were made, includ: ee OT $2 00, now held at higher rates, and M. R's "en —Dry cod ty! steady, and sales of St. George's bank were t 43. Mt Mackere! were scarce and firmly held, with Meath palen making of No, I'r at $1675 0 $17, and of large No. 8's at $8 25, medium do. at $6 25, and eal do, at $495. Herring were dull and antes panited, HAY was stemly, with sales of 000 4 860 bales, for ship. ment at SOc. a We. Hore — Sales were reported of come 40 a 50 bales at Tc. a ££ Old were nominal and quiet. ‘The market was firm, with a good demand for seat ic, further sales of which were reported at $22 six monthe. Live was steady and in fair demand, with sajes of 1,000 8 1,200 bois, common, within two or three days, at 6c. ; ) WAS nominal at $1 05. Motasses.—The market was more active, with sales of Porto Rico wt Be., 400 do. Trinidad at p. t,160 | a Jo. Porto Rigo at 380. AVAL Stone. —The mari ad sales litnited. * of epirite in stall lots were repAtied in shipping or- der at 800, The firmnest in freight= checked sale of ta rin (common), Whieb was quiet at $1.50, aod crude was quiet at #1 & One were rep neced wae doll at f9e. @ Ade, ted 10 arrive at SBig¢. a 6c. No. 1 Westera ant some sates | ° -_- light be discomtin: next, he wed on und after the lat day of August lard off id At te. $1, and couederabie lla Palm oil reported Too follows irom the ap Paarom oom uae * Yon wy Ship Psat the review of the New Bedford market the week endux oth eae ane decane at oe | ested considerable activity since om last, being both for export and the ti at ein actions for the week ioclude sales of 5,056 et. ia par cols at $1 27 to $1.30 per gallon @.genly— holders beiwg firm at the latter price, whieh at the close of the week ls rather above the views of purchasers, We quote:—2,676 bbls. ioe do, ut $129, 750 do. at $1 «23, 660 do. at $1.27 fon, and 270 do. at a price Lot transpired, demand, but the tales Co not come vp tothe lest fow weeks’ trapaactions. gE 4 mason 38 8 3618 W, dark wom RISE Dy ea Beatie ” nt fe ee Neorg ir) Ry "Sune 1, lat 2 25 80," 10, sche Yarmuna Ht ri ‘The sales since our last embrace 1,690 bbls. as follows: — Le. res 500 bbi her at 45:-, 200 do. Wo, at 4Bi4e. por gallon | Pranchen, MAY ZU Mee oa toe Australia, ail well, and 680 do. do. at a price not transpired, Also, 200 bbls. | Apri > iat fi a0 on 3930 elephant oil on privale terms, lebone: sales 6,000 a i Geonn et i, Srove, onda April 13 for Mel. ‘ : cure, Ma 1 FN ete aia caine nati Qustnat the Sent. Gardner, from London Apelt 12 for 3, lon 2t. mie, Pine om London Apri} 13 for Bombay, nip prices were firmer, und sales were reported to the extent Veard King, Cone, fro on 23 23. of rome 1,000 2 1360 bbis., including new mess wer be iacevaNe $19 1244 a $19 25, old mess at $18 25, thin mess at Ship Isaac eanes, = an from Liverpool March 19 for & $20, and new prime at $14.25 & | Celevtta. (pri) 28, iat § $18 2, clear at ‘919 7, $14.0. Beef wae in fs request with sales of 250 a hej bbis., ‘ncinding country mess at $4508.36. Rey mesa’ at $8 80 a $10 50, and extra ditto tna sila ia a Beef hams wet with »mal! sales at full pri rm with soles of 1,600 a 2,000 bbis. pny itieroee reported ati2ic. ade, Cur meats were firm, with sales of 55 hhds,, melue ing eheniders at Sc. and hams at 10%e. But- ter was ftea¢y and in fair demand, especially State. Cheese was in goed export nny ey sales of Ohio at 63<0, and of tae at B3z0. a Me. bins iehip Havelnes, from Mubile for Liverpool, Jane 22, aff Mata- 5 Mighip Ticewanda, Julius, from Averpool for Paiadelphia, oe 2%, off Tunkar. me Pear, Kenzer, from Liverpo:i for NYork, June att » Goren Moriarch, Page, from Liverpool for NYork, June ft N50, tat 45, Puli WW of Tuakar Richard Morse, Oliver, from Liverpool for NYork, Ship New York, 6 days hence for Londom, June 26 it 57 10, Jom Hark annie Hodgman, from NOrleans for Stockholm, Tune Rick. —Saies of 860 casks were made at 4; 4740. per db. 2%. near Matantlla Reet. Scoars mere Aye. higher on in un or, refining wa ne eddies die ta invey a onenanter Atnsterdain, June while (he market was generaiiy firm an ve, = Ree anion ccbreced. between, 4,100 aad. apee nade. for] gratin ee ee ee dene Hy cluded {n which were 100 Porto Rico at 8°, a 830. ' Tae Mount Vernon, Hail, from Baittmore May 29 for Rio -Tematnipr’ poapietad -chiety | af Cabs. mapograii, to- | danelo, June if notes doy an arr ap ‘adie Dy ike nat 6266 8 Ne Ol 08 , and ” Se Fan oo aie Bales also 700. boxes, & goed part astne nese eoe,-and 1D ce. (Pa, June 3¢—Apr Spartan, Drew. Wisniagion, ihe mead nt Eizo Mary Resse, Cronker. ey Sunderfand. nnede 2a, Manhatten, Gray, ready for sea, destina~ Hhoyeensnevan, June 2{—Are Detewery 7, Hh, Baitimare Caccurta, May IS-Arr St Bernard, Bourne, rag lth, = Ki Melhonme. from Saugor Sl, Wlaard, Woodside, Hong Ke pe Beate jane 27—Arr Amavm, Hovey, NYork ja vitaeet bs by do 27th, Volant, Bray, from St John, NIA, for kon~ oF sores, June 27—Arr Pani Graves, Havana. Unascow, June 27—Arr in the Clyde, Phoente, Boarne, 8> Stophen, Nit; Acme, Haley, NYor) « }OTTERBUNG, June 20—Cid prev, Mary Hyler, Hyler, North. GALE. May srr John Sidney, Wheeler, Marries (and ni i for Wears , dune NYork. Hone Kone: May Seid ship Free trmder teorces sacaia. omens, PR, June Bin Bort brig Hiswore, Paririage, for Tune 2A. Tracks, Lindsey, NOriew Rotunda, Perey.’ Apalachicola: bess ‘piamnzeton, NYork. Wiliars, Srices.—Salee of 200 bags of pepper wore made at p. t. ‘Whore was ray, wat tc eas al Lic. @ 215g. Sales of Real reg igt? at Auction, By Acrian H. Maller. Property known as the ed. Rank, southeast corner of Chambers street (as extended) and Duane street, 4) teet 3 inches front, 28 feet rear 19 feet 3 inches on the northerly side and 66 fect 6 inches on the southerly side SHIPPING NEWS. 313,325 Port of New York, July 11, 1560, CLEARED, aftgamabip Northern Light, Tinklepangh, Aspinwall—D B ne camship Nashville, Murray, Charieston—Spottord, Tileston Eicamabip Chenapenke, Rrown, Portland—H B Cromwell ‘hip Princeton, Bell, Boa yet sonal T Frost. Ship Peaaa, Pendleton, &t Sazaire—T Hf Raiiford, Bark Victorine, Jones, Mobite—N H Brigham. Brig Bermada, Hall, Glascow—R Marsh. Brig Ambro e Lighi, Bryant, St Plerre—Yates, Porterfield ii oe via ‘Newport; Napoleon, ‘Ent tor idg @6th. Clara Wheeler, Hiltz, for Bahia via Cardiff, In the river outward bound 26th, Thornton, Colina, for News York; WH Prescott, Batchelder, for Havana. Mapnas, May ld—Arr Mavatlan, Nichols, Lisbon. Ski 17thy cy mri Princess Royal (Br), Newbold, Bermuda—Smith, Jones } 3 Hvaued, Prmee, Ch stig Dispatch (Br), Bartling. Liverpool, NS—Rogers & Rich. Brig Margaret, Balsom, Holifex—H G Donovan. Brig Martha Jane, Corbett, St Johu—P 1 Ney ius & Son. Rene F Maraqulta, ‘Congo ot ( nh port, dise, — June 26—Sid International, Beavey, Cape Verde Lian Vienna. Sehr Mannie, Peery, Gleraltier—R P Ruck & 60, june 26-<0H1 Florence, Tope, Bri Sehr Mindoro Sargent, Tagusyra—Miler & Houghton, Nivcanoc Pit about June Be In port Steams Schr Firetly (Br), Btrump, Governor's Harbor—& L Perit Co. Schr Bebo (2), Spearwatar, St KitteSmith, Jones & Co. Reb EC Howard: Nickersou, Tarks Talands Behe Stampede, Acker, Tialistale. Schr Arlington, Seaman, Farannah. ‘hr Helene, Crane. ‘or NYork soon, Nassav RP, Jove is—arr se chee Robert fet Se Derrickson, Wiimington, NC~NeCready, Mott ARRIVED. Steamship Giasgow (Br), Thomson, Liverpool, June 27, via Queanstows Suh a: midnight, with mdse and SST pusnenyers, % John G Dale. Tad moderate bead winds thronghont the Stor! Riangr Cape Verte Ma, bln pore bg, Adelina Sprague. “Smuith, from) NY ore arr 25th ig 0 ton: tris Sgrentel senge. June 29, 106 0 47, Jon 105, passed the Am smip Sen- wer, from Rt John, NB. ior Taverpool: alan, Aard brig Coa lat 49 28, 20, passed ship Autocrat, ‘w Orleans ior * vere Lat inwt, Yat $8 i trom New Cluindier, Pen 2 ahs La Jou a8, pace Hiren ship Magdalene, bound W, 9th 1140 4M, | Channel. passed Br sean rishi Kangra, heace for American Ports. Bantinrwn one alconpecar M1, on 7-47, ps _AURXANDRIA, July 10—Arr steamship Teed arrived of the Baslory st ip Roanoke, Couch, Ricbmond, &e, with mdse and 1 bauilam & Heineken. Weiden, do. Sid schrs’ Dirego, 4 F Brognard, Williama, ‘arehain. sehr TLuey Church, Tan belia cot Remi). £ Liverpool, May 23, with mdse, tomasirt. "Hes experience. ght winks 54 Gatins tse Of tes waa bars Boekingham (of neon h, NED, Meleher, Sunder- lund, M dave, with roa. to Ha FW Meyer, Had very mode: ale wend “Hip Wereary, Freuch, Havre rg, with mae and 335 passengers. 10° Bora & Hinexe 25 Yat a? IS. bee ret Ao, on oe Macian ~Lp at re : jon 8, spoke ship Marlanpo Notebaumn, aw es a ence or heer i tata, hon 6 9, pad - acne ee Vents "Phons ‘Hey tall, ox. ue er to ae hee a YT con, Bearse, eng Woleott, Parke’. N¥ork Vie iprasen ship Tansnro pound pee Were — Rs trong W winds tl up with the Bauks, whbmoch | {w'P reg’ Serr Rien Stine root vis Halls an alley, Havre, Juve 6, with mise and 135 pee Gheunee bole dH Maneienhe Wal won ve rier : sengers. 19 Waa Whi Win, Pig cece SW Aen, Baker Bichinoad, len s '. steamer Big. Bnlel Boone (of *tockian, Me), Heagun, R. ‘Supe 24, with: a LE age me ca Had heavy 4 de Lh a ‘aod from pater i in’ the Gut tiveness which started tie vessel lemking | a “ aus Whitney, Loveland, Savane brie Heh Vie Viena (Be), Murphy, Picton, 13 daye, wht coat, | ptt AT epee in ta * brig Jd toHI& ot ‘i Webber, Havana! scbre Clam. Crowell’ Cage flaytea, ase Uscibe 'Hloney tof Mewbers), .Pield, Pros 6, PR, June vad, Patterson, Manzaulla; Jule Fos, Baven- 27, with sugar, to maste: che Senator, Wheks Sturges, Clearman 4 boarded by a boat from Moamer Wyandotte, bound nidad. alt well Sehr Jan House. Spragne, Alewandria, # daye Kebr Thea F Bunting, Richar’son, Virzlan, 2 dopa, Schr Jamenows Latonrene, Haitimore, 44: Kebr Chas Gast ill, Hortin, Nelsware City, Fehr Suen Friend. Privnd, Kilzab é ort for New Hedford. ith Sehr Juice. White Tarveg, , Bebe Merpurel; Bunk Gretewich, 2iape . Creeker, 29 an Morrison, Philadelphia onan Bronaner Uoyray, Neabey. Provigence. oh ATH Joly S—Arr bark Chilton, Pennell; Portiaud, to lead Ee be Joly 814 brig © Delaware fin Condein from Liverpn schra Richwhomd, Pitcher Calais (ae vg Pond Doure PAP Je, Set neley Siang 3 = A a CARE ESTON, au sche to ea Seb en Ship.” Ris i sat seratnh saute ‘sieamsbip. a 0 etait the Incbella, which arrived toaage rene’ "™ | chr Adeline a dpe named BAILED dioasker ln Fr Rey Comper, and A Mason, Corson, Baten Faye Cid bark Gen tireen, Atwell, Btearnahi wall; Nasbville, Charles: schra Battimore; ton; shinee Aurora, and y Liverpool. Ind Beaton, NTork Wind oN wPalde i ee J 10 Vigilant, Heath, Eliza during the scat! to NNW. Caer ei, J 7 10 sooo Vi RIFORD, July drarr achre Paunle Hazard, pm ma Beh Hainan, rok ie shure hy Se oxi Silas Brai- gay latipes: bound in Noor ‘a pune NW. | ant Siienvethport: singp Mary Avwnter, Damoo, NYork. id Medora, Bartlett, Bos- doh ela Vala Yok Corto, Ses gor JA tom One Nvorks MOMILE. ¥ 5—Arr ship Gi bark Ketaina. Parker ont bri delphia; sebrs Jobn Almac, Swke GANDY HO HOOK, J July 11, sunset Steamahip Northern for Aspinwall and Jule Albert Gallatin. for +. Cre Lie the bar at 2 PM; «tip Aarne ( for eases 2s PM. No bonina veo iad NN inward W, light; weather clear. ake pay MAMeNed, Turple, Phil riba 2 The stoamahip Karnak, from Nast, KP, brought to thie | BE POMUEANS, July 6 Arr Desc, Shanna, porte namber of wrecked American and other seamen. ty gy ae Ba Sir Many Binay, of Liverpool, Capt Redmond, from B tN eee sane aoe | oe reianias Vea se ore suas gs rae on etn Nieto: 4 < areal Curtia, from Newcastle, fa % fA mm Ser bar, Delaware 4 hs : JOmAarr wches Al diecharge part of cargo to get off. Orie York Jom ny ‘ait whos Pagal! edURK EA Kestuan, Doren from Now York for Marana, oo Yerks| ipa ey “Bao, ‘ the She wer Ioaking taal, eC Same ey ae 28, iat “ nowaas, July 10—Sid brig. Mary & Susan, Baton, went downs in lat 2 3B, Dring raat WD sation ENE of oo Philadelpbia: sehr Agata ork. Hoe in the Wall F he captain, with a part of the crew, pro | KANTUCKRT, July 7—8id sche EW Perry, Saropson, Phit- ‘ a "Arnold, cer, With the rest, arrived at Stirrup Key on Zh. SEWioRT, saty pon solra CW Chapin, Fi Newark foe Boat Bile Kai, New York tow pa Gamer anes dvtoes trams Maithowtown, Inagua, | OT tint aid 10h), Dav for Delaware 20th ult age Landa Mewar White, hence June s | OTe dene Sdn Ca iw dony Fanon ihe NW Point Weel of the inand 2ech Teese org a te ait eee P's boN net oa Ba a8 Bl ‘simp entree Rerowdn, wron schra’A E Warde M Mares: tad amounted to Boe which were y deat on t ‘ INDON, July 10—-Are scBre Ansan, gamer in this ety. The bark rvoelved bo damage. bat wok | caytiwe Kitsatord: A RPDongioen Ramnters: Port Rees siooe> where she arrived Sah), A btig anid te be the" Pollock? Frgnklio, avery, NY ork, Chl sche Chief, ae ste rom New York bound t0 the cu eo Aide of Cada. got on atthe | FIN, HAMEN ait Ip Arr hrs fae cies fhiBe time, But eamne of wit ea provid oa | tel Seen Rutan a Niessen cn fers, Bang Heany Wynne The bart Sobre Croker den Care f ; } bark ake fr RO uate ‘Sinden, Fag th ee hone ‘wan wrecked eRe on the Crag from Havana to = ei ee og Riss B Hert at fren Boston, rolled away her tore Bonen a ‘cor a Wih—arr Merman tt eimers Keno eae fs ca Be 1 of ea “hanie stot: hon jana wares ahi brought here—1800 bbis in bulk in ft state sorte ae : tenes Bie had & large quantity of iron on board. neatly ail aig wrasse PORTLAND, daly bats sche, rr che Manet Meagan, Cole, tapseo, Val, NYork Dike nnd waa, owned’ by D Cobten Me Marry —<) Cardenas: steamer 2 Mi, Juiy SSM whe Boartman weeel Waiter, Bey, Beeretary Bear Cte” Mathes, Wilmington, (Bel ih with po _— Rx Brio AD Gamacgn, Bilis, ‘ram ye Cures for New York, | below the Narr with coffee, honey ant log as wrecked Nt Mayaguand | PROVIDENCE, \ialy Sorare susamee ‘A ‘was All lost, but logwood, a few caske oF — mmijthe matertais of the veeck were saved and taken to Namen, The Chamber of Commerce Swarged the salvage at 68 yer cout on tbe wet proceeds uf the York, sebra White cargorand &) per cent on the mat seditte Hannan Baten. from Remedi for Roxon, which pat tr a: tun, we nd at maton eh a or BO, Shae Pare Sone was the purchaser. ene Waive Crorn (3 which arrived at Provilence ont frum Gwen ag, myth taconsin. fe wn AB voasol, 272 boas, ee ig 24 fora tea draws anor’ fost ded, i Hue earrien 75000) feet ot oF amber, wi since Aw who expects to recet Seabed tepeaee Broan Grean Bah too ston, es The hull of ship Challenge, ore feghter, builtin this edty tn 1661, bold by weetion ‘at Hong Kong in april for om we South Boston has been sold at Gloucester to Geo Pinmmet and others toe #34. °3 pear Laat Be bral oe Curbing bas been sold «i Giouorster to Daniel Getvey be Schr Sirah D Sparks, we been sald nt $0600 cab, INS tone, butt at Castine In 1962, has ens th pr ern, Lg? Driukwater, Rockland: jaiey, NYor€. Ct bark Jane aren The will be ready for lam Notice to Mariners. DISCONTINC ANCE OF A LIGHTIOOEF, section of the act of Coy Lavscven—aAt Baltienore mT! ing a pin i beme, caer, woe arte ? by EO Eovisseresctulcamea fo, eb eae ate eet erp oi 4 rat trader find baa accommodations ne 6 ‘new uey do. é in ¢-° — Nasties Para nergnn of isc yert. Ee firevn, nat Yop , Fanean trade, Cid sienineb ips dea Whines Lavweland, on, NVork, brig Morning Ligh: sian ‘beam, end » feet depth of bold the frame te nearly up. She Tak, Briieeport. Ox WILMINGTON, Re, patina, sebrs EJ Tait Poland, Bostre: Join XG resacnvproved March ® | A Bapard: Igber: B Kvtder, opriations “for lighthonses lly and My tary of the Traggary, in bis ch Geenmens, Lighthitise lboard WESi ne might hoe Yor dridge a ine eld on tha Bd. tne < ny ined lights to he dis ontinee Taght at Bet | ware ciry. luk, Reward We Of Pout, Newark Uay, Ni—U is ordered and directe ald * ger Wai steed, tetdy, Pier“