The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1860, Page 8

8 ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROFE. Arrival ef the City of Baltimore at this Port and Nova Scotia at Quebec. ‘Yoverpool at neon on the 4ih, aud from Queenetown cn the au), ocrtved at this port at an carly hour yesterday more- wg, or oping one day's later nows from Europe. No forwuer failures of importance are announced. The codon Dimes remarks Uust the break-up is simply the re- tof undue credit haying been granted to a gingle Orm, which hag made @ multitude of emaller ones to keep up a Hitherto the tannery, as a r prudence and w constant eyet tedy, have alw ovat n of the firms that have woud at.co, xd carried ea only legitimate ope rxizons, wes cever more bealthy or independent thau at bis moment. it is ead that one of the firm: which failed .o connect on with M ratfield & Co. are not expected © pay more than oxo shilling om the pound, ‘Mhoir chief business for some time past having consisted fm Accepting bills. The Loadon Herald says ihe effects of the bad weather bod vbo general slugg#boess of (rade during the season are yj, ong the situatiog of a number Smonte—two firms im the branches con- eter have been compelled to eeek the Ww lalgense r creditors, one with debte amounting o £20 000 or £11,000, and another to tho extent of abou: 28 000. Jt alto appears that che quantity of bills returned shrough the Clearing House ie increasing, thoogh they were chle@y apsociated with the second and third class dense. The London Time says tbat Mr. Gladetone’s intentions whh reepect wo the paper duties i Bald to be lo redoce ae duty upon paper of foreign manufacture, to the same mmount af the excise duty now levied upon paper of home manufacture, The JNmes adds that this is obviously wenber more por jes than a bounty upon the introduction of French paper. Garibaldi has written to @ friend in London, asking if it woud be possi ble to obtain a couple of steamer’ armed with Armetrong guns, a8 he is in great want of a flotilla, One of the sufferers by the Tottenham railway accident hee obtained a verdict of £2,000 damages. ‘The Cisy Articles in the London papers of the 5th geno- waby describe yesterday's corn market as inactive at Monday's decline of 28. ‘The London Times of the 5th, referring to the second re- port on the packet contract, anticipates (nat the season will not come to a close without at least one more inter- saving debaun <The Channel feet bas been ordered to Plymouth Sound, ‘There i vo decisive news from Naples. The effect of ‘the King’s concessions ie very uncertain. ‘The rifle shooting at Wimbledon continnes to excite great interest. The number of prizes had been increased by Mise Coutts, who offers one of fifty guineas, open w al) ‘Corps with any description of rifle. Several contests re- main undecided, on account of ties. ‘The shooting off of one of these ties attracted great attention, J, was betweea M. Norison, the crack ‘abot of witzerland, aod M. Frecht, a Swiss also. Mr. Saward Rose, Sergeant Wileon, the best suot at Hythe, end Mr. logram, of Glasgow, cach had to fire one shot at 300 yarde. Wilvon was frst thrown out, and the others were still equal. Norison, Rose and Ingram were the three final ties. The Swise made a blank. Kose sent his "Dot plamb into the ball’s eye and scored two, and In- gram oniy scored one, and of course Rose was tho victor. Ou the morning of the Sth was issued an estimate of the eum required to be voted towards defraying the ‘expenses ef naval and military operations in China, be yood the ordinary grants for army and navy cervice for whe year 1800-01, including @ repayment of £445,896 to ‘the government of India, for advances on account of for- mer expeditiong to Choa, The eum ip question is 23,60 006 iy funds improvea about one-eighth, but @ relapse wabsequeutly took place, but Little business going forward. Share markets frm. Lavenroot Corron Market, Jaty 5.—Sales probably 6,900 bales. No change. Importa quiet. Lomvon, July 5, noon. —Consois steady at 9324 a 9334. Sbares good at about last pight’s rates. French and Ca- wading stealy (From the London News, City Article, July 5.) Tho funds to-day were quiet at yesterday's prices; Iit- The ebare markets firm, but there ral absence of animation. Demand for money f th tive. The rates for good bills in Lombard 4,049. A large amount of business was done day at the bank. (Prom the London Timea, City Article.) Sugiisb [ypds ebow contynued dullness, and the transac- tdcor are wholly unimportant; £42,000 in gold were taken % ibe bank today. The letters of allotment for the new Koaean joao were to be gent out this afernoon, but the partveviars of the total subscribed have not yet trane pared, The ralwey market is quiet, but firm ln charac- ‘er. yee VESY LATEST PER CITY OF BALTIMORE. Lavensoot, July 52. M. At ibe 3 f July Danquet ip Londen, Mr. Dallas proposed the principal toast. Dy oa! fa. re of 0 Saies yeoterday and to-day 20,000 da'ee, chiding 4,000 cn eporalation and for export ‘ ng tendency and prices vory irrega prices are again yd. lower on owes with a lar Some avthorit whe week Breadatots steady Provirioua dull. Spirits torper et ee ne etesdy, with large sales ex ship Loxpos, Jaly 5, 1860, (for eccount, ex dividend, Corecle eed at a Scotian. Quenec, July 16, 160. ‘The eteamah\p Nowa Scotian, from Liverpool 4th, via @roosiown Sth, paved Farther Point at three P. M. Sun @ny, Dut owing to an interrup*ion of the wires, ber news fenkd not be transmitted to New York. It is now antici- a by the arrival of the City of Baltimore at New Arrival of the No Condition of Na: TProm the London Post, July 2] y of the Neapolitan Bourbons, wounded and ie extromitics, ie now giddy of head and sick aBting in all the requisites of suocessful des. anhing of the fox ax in the courage of the ® wart poem, int foo, it}hat “Aen back upon old tricks which can no wooger deceive, Because Daitied in the old violence by which it can po longer cfush—liberai inetitutions, a re- forming Ql extormed craven ‘ear— nietry,a national policy and an Maliaa Gag, th 's Boarbon Sovereign in the agony of his ¢ things which now are,are the things that have deen, ant of which the remembrauce is insepa. radly asex wa : “iin be memories of the Italian people st treachery, the basest perjury, the dark. 1. Venerbon ‘deralum i but the synonyme of impotence It 8 only natural that the same “which toil us of the grand gala held to cele: brat. ibe inavguration of the coustitutional flag bould rpesk of the agitation to which all Napies was a ity being declared in a state of siege, of the be ng hunted down py the fury of the peo- b Bourton log with cannon, of sol fre the unfailing throos and pangs of Bourdon protvesiona to amend. Senseles# arro 0, blind obetinac Jaingul teyeetion of all advice, eded by panic, terror, and hypocritical professions Ap | hollow premises, the sieroest injunctions given to the nia of (yranny to wreak nrelentin¢ ver on all Sho reo vt te wil, the andiasbing di wrowal of those very agents, should thelr croeltion and crimes prove (ruitless— tere 1 eed each other in the course of Neapoli tab government © (hb the regylarity with which summer fobows pon epring and Winks upou Sélumn im the sue: lation and reforms in Naples 7 'he wicked anarmple of Ris father, ‘ mur ~ ratont to reap thé whirl te! eypurtean be rely? On the ald of 2 Jost Dad te Minister brutally ae dered 9 dtoad daylight in the most vir svenp We know not to what conseq wencem tbo oc «veil 8 Brenier may yet aoe + dispose the ' Fr we tm ¥ io the aystem with wtiet ert aed te to \od.rect relation. King Prone s “ * no qynpathy or support from he gooerament cr tess of thie country. The om entioualities of dipemay May, wdeed, prescribe an ficial acknowiedgmect 0: sat eft © the official soman ion of the new ¥ proclaimed reforms, vat Fag. veh ptatcemanch'p w ll net the lens troat thoee reforms at their real value, Gam the King of Naples rely on his owa *roope? With what fee ng must ihe offers of tho ory placet under the command of General Nunziante worn tha: Generale Lace, Salzano, Crtaldo, Marra, Do vy De Wittembach, Land!, Letizia and Colonel Bono- “ veal been placed onder arrest, and are to be before a court martial only for acting procisely were enjoined to net They are to be tried for na night od) arm on the government of the King of Serie Dy the bombardment perpetrated at Palerm, it ne qu f# Notorious that tbe orders of the King were fot Ww leave one stone standing on aaother tm the aveot of & popular insurrectim. Weill may our Sicilian correspondent say tbat the treatment by the King of Naples of bie own is bot @ fresh sestance of Bourdon perfidy and fraud, and thet it recaile {© mind the memorable varrative in “The Prince’ of Machiavelli, where we read how Crear Borgia, afver long employ ing with ratinfa:tion an unscrupulous agent of bia plata, bad biea bewn wo pieces, and bis mangled limbe exposed ip the market piace as a politic eatwfaction giren to the people whom be had ou! ‘Te i impossible not to be struck by the contrast be. tween the porition of ibe legitimate soversign of Naples nd that of (he Sicilian Dieter, The magnificent pas e in whict Buffon comparce the dyiag wol! with op wnt mi geewe Ieelf very forcibiy tw ube mt k, Of bhe Néupolitan sovereign pot deem... hir0 Ww ib ibe cannon below bis mae ar tant a ent oe once upebained, may pevvie, Te Dope rest The City of Baltimore, Capt. Petrie, which sailed from + ,raded population—paseions which, “bape maseacre the most intel among bis pam bpm worst eucmniee, but which ard, } phy, j 10 destroy ae guards, Bie! = 4 epicure Sdmiration which Garibeldi cals forth amonget the youth who from al] parla of Italy foot to his standard. “Hi born ladies seud forth tbeir eons fram | Taly to endure the fatigues apd moét severe campaigos, feeling Of honor and of duty fF every true eon of Italy. The fegi- timate government reete on all the bagest, the revolu. mament on all the noblest, priuciplea of Our Edacational Institations, PRIZE SPEAKING EXWIBITION OF THE YEW YORK PREB Avadiwy, The large hall of the Union, #icuted to the basement of the Cooper Institute, was flied withs lary aud higbly appreciative audience last evening, oD the oora- sion of the annua) prize epeaking exhibition of the dente of the Free Academy. At leaat four thousand per- Bons Were prevent to listen to the exercises, which were Proceeded With according to the following programme:— Prayer, by Rey. Dr. Smith. Independence of Greece (Clay)...........4 Dream of Eugene Aram (Hood), seeee Charles Roberts, Jr. Justice to the Whole Country (Webster).....Seaver Page. Degeneracy of Athens (Demosthenes). . Gilbert Mf. Eitiott, Daron and Pythias (Bulwer)........ Archibald W. Spler. Reyokationary Officers (Webeter). .....James E. Morrison, Intrepidity of our Ancestors (Sprague) .*. Gardner Adama, Horatius at the Bridge ( Frea’k, J. de Peyster. Curran against the Marquis of J 1....F, Markoo, Jr. Benediction, by Rey. Dr. Flagg. The Committee of Award conaisted of the following ; {otlemen:—Chas. P. Kirkland, Jebn T, Hoffman, | Ww Winthrop Chanler and Townsend % nt addresses, both proge and poetical, w delivered with great credibility, both to ch themselves and to the ivatitution they represent were well received by the audience, who cast show: bouquets upon the etage in token of their approbat Where merit was so general it wouid be diffioult to dis- criminate, as all the you gentlemen acquitted ther- selves in @ highly satiefactory manner, The prizes, consisting of one for the best declamation of a selected prose piece, and one for the best declamation of a postical piece, will be awarded this evening, at the commencement of the Academy, which takes place at the Academy at six o'clock. REUNION OF THE CLIONIAN SOCIETY OF THE FREE ACADEMY, The ‘Graduates’ Reunion” of this, the oldest lite- rary society in the Free Academy, was held on Thursday evening, in the lecture room of the Academy, in the pro- sence of a numerous and highly appreciative audieuce, Wm. McGeorge, Jr., presided. The exercises were con- ducted with marked ability by the young gentiomen of the graduating class of the present year, and the speeches were characteriand by a practical treatment seldom heard at college exhibitions. ¢ debate on the subject, ‘Is the [ong | of Ni an aggressive one?” was woll conducted y Messrs. BF. ¥ ‘and G, Weightman, Jr., and the concluding poem, ‘Farewe! to Clio,’ wae an exceeding! peat pctory and was loudly applauded. Altogether it Was & Moet pleaxant reunion, Rid refecte great crouit on the class of "60. ARMY AND NAVAL CADETS YROM THE PUBLIC SCHOOLA. Two appointments—one to the Military Academy ai Weet Point, the other to the Naval Academy, Annapolia—ba« been placed by the Hon. D. E. Sickles at the disposal of the public schools of the Third Congressional district, subject to the competition of the boys of the higher classes in the First, Fifth and Eighth ward ecbools. Board of Examiners, Mossre. Randal) aud Kiddle, City Superin- tendents; W take place before the 27th inst. ary 8. Stoele. a City Intelligence. New Srmampoat Coorrany.—The New York and Nor- wieh Stcam Navigation Company it the name of a now steamboat corporation recently organized. with a capital of five hundred thousand dulars, © Jos. 8. Comstock, of the steamabip Adriatic, be clected president, The new organization wii) eed tho oid Norwich and Worcester Steambeat © ny, and keep up the present direct connection between this city, Norwich, Bostou and the White Mountains. The rw company have jast com. pleted contracts for the bui ing of two large side wheel passenger boats, to be over three hundred feet in length, ‘and which, for beauty, strength and finish are to excel any- thing afloat. The boats will be ready to take their place iu the line early in the year 1861. The new company also Propose to build two large side whiel freight bouts to supplant u route. the old propellers now in ube ov the Norwich Racine ov tax Water.—A steamboat which lately ar- rived from Texas reports that the beautiful model yacht Belle, built last season by N. Balmanno, of Gowanus creek, for Mr. Grant, of Galveston, has won every race, Ddeating all competitors, At the race which took place at Rockaway, on 4th inst., the Montauk, also Dutt by Balmanno, carried off the prize—o haudsoie silver cup given by the proprietor of the hotel. Baton Ascexsion.—The balloon mentioned as hay ing been seen op Friday evening paging over New Jersey was no doubt the one sen! ap ov that evening at half past seven o'clock by the boarders of Peteler’s Hotel, New Brighton, Staten Island. It contained no person, Police Intelligence. Mone Thotste Anovr mr Mrurany Fives ~Lowis Stot- tancr, doing business at 295 Houston street, was yestor day apprebonded and taken before Alderman Bagley _ | (who ie officiating in the absence of the regular magis- trate), at the Eesex Market Police Court, on complaint | Of Thoma® Roper, one of the military marshals for the | Sixth Regimental district, Mr. Stettaner some time fince received the usual notice to attend a muster of the untuniformed militia in the above district, but no attentioa having been paid to ithe was court martialed and fined $9. This fine, her with costs amounting to $2 04, was given to the |, Thomas Roper, to collect, who is endowed by law with the power of ‘a sheriff 10 seize and levy upon property for the collection of the same. He upon Mr. Stettaner yestertay atternooa in the discharge of his duty, but the latter refused to pay the fine, whereupon the Mam hal to levy upon the articles in the store. In this, however, the pro- Prietor prevented him, who was then arrested and con. ‘veyed before the magistrate, to whom the facts of the case were made known, Mr. Stettaner in Europe at the time which be exhibited a United States pass port, trate, while be considered the law a nuisance, still ad- vised the ies to settle the matter amongst thom. selver, as the Marshal was but ing the duties of his office in making the levy. the disputants agread to abide by his decision, and left the Court, Mr. stetuanor consenting to pay the costs, $2 04. Arrivals and Departares, ARRIVALS. : Baltimore—Mra_ Pre oh, Mina Anna French, Mr Indy, h Harper and dedy. & Radelitfe and lady," Mra 8 Hill, Mra Pron, ine L Price. Mre Murriil, Mra Jaffrie, Misa Roberia, Yc Nichols and indy, Mies M Casey, Rev P Smith, Boyd Le: Sergden. Shipman, Darlington, Wateon, Mies Abernethy, ¥ Mecleadem Lane, Mra Rmmerwon. MoMine! 5 + Daviiaon, Knox, Mulholland, Sheverare, (Pract, Barnliy. We wart, Thompson, nett, Ly a) Riemer, Parker, Meagher, Seite, Ross, 8 Hill A RARLESTORSteamabip Columbie—Mien 8 J Whitney, Mise * a8 “ Wouter, Mr and Mra G W Moody, G Brown, G. Smicb, jolmes. J Raker, RB Hancork, C ebild_ and servant: a two Misses Met Lives ™ grove, Mra DA Anne, two dree aud servant, Mrs Jerking, Mies Jenking, 8 Vale Seo Kone, wive and uhroe children; Mp and Mre RC Kerr, aa Bibiey, JA Metenit, Mise Youge, Miss B Rervice, J Hurkamp, G LeRoy, Mi f Mist M Hurkamp, Mrr G LeRoy, Mr J Ball, Miss Goort ? fen R L& Wusy Ouyier, GN GW Tay Wier DR Dodge, WR Dove, 1h W Meare, ) Moses KY Moore, J Taylor, Miss A Greea, 19 wot Wn the Poxen Bark Reindeer—Doo L Toro, Don O Rodgers, Capt JC Whittionsy Beawens— Bark Flinn Raree—J HH Ma: Mies A Harvey, Mies N Hunt, Geo 8 Tueker, A Hill, Miss Pfu, ‘Migs HU, Mes MA Cassin, W Newsom, & Meader, W Leon, B Darrell, K Bean aud servi. Marsconps Ray—Rark Mnstang—Mry Moore and family. Core Petts Brig Ann=Mow 8 8 Powers, Mra Rachel Wil iataa, SE Powers. Manscarno—Brig Addy Swifi—c F Dubrkoop, wife and fa mily, © Botiner Matanzas Brig Mangont—1. Rober, Cour Pincewry—Sehr Wim Tietale—Dr Mitebe! vo | FINANC! bia family, and hinaselt, Week Wweme duds of rare ie ne v3 of the | Ips, : ee hia side is the Bens NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1860. AL AND COMMERCIAL. and eighty-three bales of mixed cottons, legally re- moved al! obligations on the purt of the defendants | 10 vetain the other portion. The sale consisted of The bank statement for the week ending Satur- sine hundred and eighty bales, aud the lot deli- day last, compared with that for the previous veyed must be considered the lot first agreed upon week, is as follows:— | andsold. “The original and the substitated cotton Mowpay, July 16-6 P.M. oa a. a yh eacio . Ds a | established one of two things—either that there : is wk v + originally was no sale to the defendants, or, if there 3a Lea BAS See ess had been one, the plaintiffs had subsequently an- Deorgape.. $121,075 * os? ¥ $588,199 g1.at0 011 | Bulled the sale, ang resumed the {tle fo and poe- session of the cotton,” ‘he Judge, in conclusiod, said: — The plaintiffs, ia my opinion, have failed in making ont a legal demand against the defendants, and must pay the costs of thelr sult.”” The Cincinnati Gazette calls'attention to an impor- tant decision by Judge Leavitt, of the United States District Court of Chio (concurred in by Judge McLean). The Chillicothe branch of the State Bank of Ohio sent $50,000 in commercial bills to Ludlow, cashier of the Ohio Life & Trust Company Bank at New York, for collection. Lud- low, instead of holding the paper till maturity, as was his duty, sold it and used the proceeds. Be- fore the bills fell due the Trust Company iniled, and subsequently the holders of the paper, who bought it from Ludlow, sued the Chillicothe Bank, as endorser, the makers of the bills having been enjoined by the Ohio bank from paying the same. The bills were endorsed by the Cashier of the Chillicothe Bank, ‘Credit my account—J. B. Scott, Cashier.” This the court decided was suflicieat notice to third parties that Ludlow had no authori- ty to negotiate the paper, and upon this ground the plaintiffs were nonsuited. Had it been en- dorsed in the usnal way, as negotiable paper, the defendants would have lost their case. Mr. Scott's caution, in this particular, saved his bank $50,000, and the establishment of the principle may pre- vent, in the future, a great deal of raseality Jar to that practised by the bold and reckless Ludlow. Thisis a favorable statement, and comiirms the views expreseed it, our issue of this morning. The banks begin the week with about $23,500,000 in their vaults, the California remittance of Thursday being sufficient to counteract the effect of Satur- day's shipments. The increase in the deposit line is caused by the return to its natural channel of the large amount of interests and dividends with- drawn from the banks during the first week in July. ay the City of Baltimore and Vanderbilt we have Liverpool and London market reports to the Sth inst. Money, as is usual at the close of the half year, was in active demand, and } to } per cent over the Bank minimum of 4 per cent was freely paid in the open market. Consols closed on the Sth at 93) a4. The weather had been de- cidediy more favorable for the crops, and bread- stufls were less firmly held. Cotton was dull. The following sales of American stocks are reporte: Hlinois Central shares at 41 discount; do. constrac- tion sevens at 53}; Erie, 17} @ 9; do. unsecured bonds at 44; New York Central bonds at 45 a 8, and Pennsylvania lst mortgage at 83}. In money there is no alteration. The exchange market for the Persia opens with rather more firm- ness; the rates are 109} a 110 for sterling bills, and 6.14] a 5.133 for francs, ‘The excitement on the Stock Exchange continues unabated, and the market closes this afternoon at higher prices than have yet been touched. The Western Railroad shares, as usual of late, give rise to the largest transactions. Michigan Southern Stock Exchange. Mostar, Joly 16, 100, $5000 UStates 6's, "65 1003; 0 eheHarl’mRRpbdo Indiana 89 guaranteed opened at 377, and advanced to 38} at tirst | *Soo9 shad 250 A spats board, with sales of upwards of 2,000shares; it rose | 15000 Tenn 6's, °90. 20 Stonington RR... again in the afternoon to 393, closing at 39 bid, | 2000NCarolina Pie enciy BS pond against 374 on Saturday. Galena sold to the ex- ae Mich a RR tent of 2,600 shares, advancing to 69, and closing at 684 bid, against 673 on Saturday. Toledo and Rock Island were also very active, and rose 1) and 4, respectively. Of the New York roads Erie was the most active, advancing from 21 to 223 bid at the close. Harlem and Hudson are also‘ bothi higher. New York Central is steady, as usual, closing at an advance of }. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy has again taken an upward tura. It closes at 78g bid, against 764 on Saturday. State stocks, with 2 moderate activity, were well sustained. Upwards of $60,000 Missouris were sold at 82}. a3. The demand for railroad mortgage bonds increases, and but few of the botter classes can be had at prices which yield 7 per cent per au- num interest. For Erie second mortgage bonds, WRR.. 9 Con BR U6 TRR.bud 1776 -. 1% 3388 39 past due, 100} was bid, and the extended bonds | 3¢shs Bank brought 993. The third mortgages were sold at | aaah 963, and the fifths at 70. Michigan Southera | 29 corn Exch B sinking fund bonds rose to 80}, and the second | 10 Imp & Trad Bk.. 113 mortgages to 61. We also note sales of Harlem | 202 Peon 2 60 first mortgage at 100; Galena and Chicago seconds O1% 200 at 92; Toledo sinking funds at 78}, and Chicago and | 3 4 Rock Island firsts at 963, coupon off. 4 80 do ‘There was a further advance in prices at the ax 3800 Cleve & second board, and the market closed steady at the following quotations:—United States 5's, 1874, 1014 a J; Virginia 6's, 91} @ 3; Missouri 6's, 82) a j; Can- ton, 19} a 203; Cumber'and Coal, 13 a 14; Dela- ware and Hudson Cana}, 96) a 3; Pennsylvania Coal, 85} a 86; New York Central, 84; a j; Evie, 22g a 23; Hudson River, 50] a 4; Harlew,{14j a 15; Go, preferred, 41] a 42; Reading, 42} a 3; Michi- gan Central, 53a 4; Michigan Southera 1nd North- ern Indiana, 17j a 3; do. guaranteed, 39 a 4; Panama, 127} a 4; Lilinois Central, 67}. 68; Ga- lena and Chicago, 65} j; Cleveland and Toledo, 36} a §; Chicago and Rock Island, 74} a 2; La Crosse and Milwaukee, | a 3; La Crosse land graut bonds, 18419; Mlinois Central bonds, 2} a 9; Reading bonds, 68 a Pacidc Mail, 91 a 4. The business of the day at the Sub Treasury SSBSSEREEE RS = Pi cs ead SEESESEGESESSESESES 2 SOESESRSEESESSESE 505 Os 100 _h 460 Hardon RY poe enc $5000 Missoori 6's 10000 4 Car 6's 11000 E RR 5 m bds.. 500 1)1 Cen RR bas. was as follows:— Total reeeipte.. + $496,926 35 —For customs. . + 125,000 00 Payments. » 435.953 68 Balane 5,405,340 8s the bri The earnings o of June, 1860, were. Earvings June, 1859... The earnings of the Cleveland, Coimmbus und Cincinnati Railroad for June were: June, 1860 June, 1859 The New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company has declared a semi-avnual dividend of five per cent, payable on the Ist of Augas Bank of Mobile, a semi-annual idend of tiv N York City Banks, Saturday, Jul vied Y 1, 1800. * The following are the earnings of the Mich Central Railroad for First week in July, 1860.... oeseece Same week lagt year . The annual meeting of the Atlantic Western Railroad was held st Ravenna oa the 10th “lo b= 4 inst., when the following Board of Directors was 238,376 ‘854 042 elected:—Nathaniel Marsh, New York; John Pick, 385.631 907,920 1,798,542 Meadville, Pa.z Gaylord Church, do.; Wm, Rey- oie Ties locke $4,019 200 nolds, do.; Seth Hayes, Hartford, Trombull coun- ty, Ohio; F. W. Seymour, Ravenna, Ohio; Ezra B. Taylor, do.; Marvin Kent, Franklin Mills, Ohio; Peter Thatcher, Jr., Cleveland, Ohio; Jas. M. Cof- finberry, do.; J. H. Chamberlain, Akron, Oh'o; Jacob Riblet, Gallion, Ohio; Thos. J. S. Smith, Dayton, Ohio. Marvin Kent was elected Presi- dent; F. W. Seymour, Secretary; E. P. Brainard, Treasurer. Relative to the progress of the work the annual report gives the following information: The work is progressing aa fast as possible, there uow | Merrarttiont 9 jeviere 108 being sixteen hundred men actively employed in the con- 52, ty struction of the road. Eighteen miles are now complet- 9 'Baraas ed and in runaing order, from the New Yors and brie 6.569 873 1,044,974 Raiirosd to Randolph, N.Y. Thirty-three miles will be 2 237 B06 finished, to Jamestown, N. Y., by the Ist of August, and 107,731 sixty three miles, to the Sunbury and Frie Rauroad, by 727864 the middle of October. . 90,794 The New Orleans Picayune of the evening of zea July 9 remarks:— 248,093, This has been a very inactive day in monetary and 408 financial circles, and no change of any kind Occurred in 112 418 rates that calls for epecia’ notice. The demand for mo- 1,187,804 182,825 ney indicated bat little u any abatement, and there was 5,127,204 1,248,557 no increase noticeable i the supply of cupital either at 651,363 «189 367 The movement in ex: 3,077,106 608,148 , and the operations were little 3,647 in either foreign or domestic. Oder- Inge continoed as at the cl of iness oo Saturday, demand was fur' testricted for all classes of on 100M 2 110; bank rates, 110'¢ A it ratty documents avtached, 109 4 S14024 778 078 francs, 6f.10 a 6.13% per dollar; eixty day bills on 204,781 1,768,212 M a1 per cent discount; sight, % a 5 + - $127 123,166 23,641,357 8,975,628 62,746,251 | Acase has recently been decided im the Fifth TTS District Court of New Orleans in which cotton | dealers are interested. It was shown that Buckner, Stanton & Newman sold to Delany, Rice & Co., on Mrs M Mesare © } grades mioa£Oo- | the 6th of March, 1860, nine hundred and eighty vies | ales of cotton at nine and # half cents per pound, he When the cotton was inspected, one handred and range eighty-eight bales were rejected as mixed and na- ym | merchantable, according to the samples by which’ a 655 | the lot was purchased. The plaintitfs took back the . $3 , mixed bales and substituted merchantable cotton a 150 | of as good quality as the original samples called . Ho Wit » | for, The defendants refused the entire lot, so made a 8% i carl ateagel, 6 up, and the plaintiffs sold it to other parties for cic vminwor, Havana “Jn hertram’ Abe. Verana, Ritca | lese than the first sale to defendants, and then | “tursdian ceed about rule bariech, iogion, Mead Mix tn Adan (ircen apd chiri | DFOUght a «ait to recover the deficiency, Judge Kz- | 600 bbls. at eo ~— Hirani My dng Mw J Wom. chi and sot, A Bleston decided that the plaintif™s could notsustain an | {'" preg request’ ond” ice Sioaher® Soar wad Cours Haterr, chit act nfant'Gs, | action against the defendants because the first sale | of about bois, cng, whiny rage ot re Josephine Kubn ant , | Was tinctared with fraud, and the offer to substitute shove gwen wtb salts of S00 0 S00 bots “Gore moet Ohare cha Sana Ney agua fix. | 00d cotton for the mixed could not he binding on | was oarce, with sales of small Jota at full prices. Wheat ore “Cae ethan” New” Uric cod bar's, | the defendants unless they had acroed to it; that | Saneteety, and in te dumand, with sales of bout 60,000 a Ye ’ the plaintite, whep they took back the one hundred | club at 81 30.4 $100, and red Western. at $1 35 5°81 96, light export ward. The is, including Eastern at 620. a 62)40., of rye were mak- request, with sales Tgc. @ dic, and State Correx.—The market was firm, and bollers of Rio were | asking from gc. a 430. advance, Sales of 300 wage of Rio Were mado st 14@., and 200 mate Java at léc. Corros.—Tno market was dull, and eales confined to 8 600 bales, im lots, at unc! cos. Frmcun—Pogagements were light. To Liverpool” 25/00 bushels corn and wheat were engaget at 84:1. a £..d in boge and bulla. Flour waq aj 2s. 34., while ueege oy Pteamer was reported at There was nothing of importance reported for Glasgow or Londoxt. Far.—Rais.8 continued frm with light sales, the epbanced views of holders vendiug to check fruny \otions. Hay.—Sales of €00 2 700 baler we ado a a 950. were Ormly beld, w! witha ‘the Hast “A iter fem the dates Paita June 14, reports ber with Wh, ai wold, A letter from William 8 Coffin, receve.t in Nantucket, Gouso, Sune repors bark Osceola, Hamblin Ni wih Oh |} : ; i tales were limited Mowasers and at full prices, a Nee ik lias from on board endid, Norton, Edgasto Nava Stonwa.—The market continued to rule heavy, rem Pe rete - while gales were finn; about 1,000 bbls. spirits turpen: | Peper her al ees March 29, with 176 bbls okt TT Py, NB. tine were reported at 7c. for rejected lots, and at 38¢. for | 99 Gok" Jum ; bbls. in shipping order, and 00 bbls. rosin were gold at | “June 27, ‘at 23 40, lon 83, schr R E Cook, of Provincetown, #1 60 per 310 loa., delivered. Crude turpentine aud tar | Freeman, 9 sp. were nominal. Provisions.—Pork—The market was firmer and active; the heaviest gales reported were on government acount; th® transactions em raced about 1,800 bols., including bew meee at $19 37 a $19 40, thin mess at $18 37, and pew prime at $14 25 a $14 974. ‘Beef was in fair demand and prices firm; the sales embraced about 300 vbis., inclu- country mess at $4504 $8, repacked Western at Spokes, a. r South Carolina, from Foston for Charleston, July 13, Steame 4 AM. off Pollock Rip. Ship Gen Washington, Richanison, from Liverpool for Mo- bile, Atay 29, 48 Sb, jon 9 10. oat ak Washington, from Portland for Porto Rico, July 19 suset, palit Anity, hence for Crooked Island, July & lat 37 12, o> ‘hip, j 38 60 a $10 50, abd extra moss at $110 $12 90, Beet hams Cae OO om Chentangnn te Botgnd, ter 1k om were in fair demand, with sales of 150 bbls, Western at i beter ad Ports, Care Parmas, about June @—In port bark J W Paige, Gibbs, for N York next day. CiaxPercos, June {0—Arr bark Warren Fisher, Crowe Havana, brigs Lydia Frances, Campbell, Philadelphia; July 1, Bellona (Br), Baltimore, f Drat, July $—Paswed. by, Columbia, Semeke, Baltimore for” “ bremen. Gvavaarst, May 20—Arr bark Scotland, Roberta, Balumore. Inara, July 6—In port schr I’'ijot’s Bride, Coker, for Phila- dapuis next day, Av Rae, July S—Are Magconomo, Swawy, NOrieans efore- reported in port 4th). = $15 a $15 50. Cut meats were firm, while sales were light. Lard was firmer, with sales of about 250 a 200 bbls. at 13\e.a 18%. Batter and cheese were in good request, and prices sustained. Rick —Sales of 50 casks were made at 4c, a Se. Svoans,—The market was firm, and the advance of last week sustained. The sales embraced abovt $00 a 1,000 hhde., mostly Cuba musvovadon, at Bo ® 67sec. a je. for refining goods, and at Tc. a 8gc. for grocery grades; the latter Dgure for prime and handsome. Wiiskey.—The masket was easier, while the sales em- braced about 400 bbis. at 2ic, don; barks Glenwood. Meat Henosh toeor Ganteae ier. Work; Geo Thomas, Foss, and Ai Binbet Poruiand; Kate Lincoln, MeLeun, for Ballimore, brig Rita.re, Kate McDonald, for Ragua; and others as before July 3~Arr Milton, Amesbury, NOrleans; on- mal, Bevan, Savannah; , Berlin, May, do; Viewria, ‘Watson, Charlesion; Bultic, Zerega, S34 Shietote Nesmitb, SHIPPING NEWS. 4LM4N40 FOR NEW YORK—THIB DaY. NYork, SUN Risms. + £43] MOON Riexs, Sid July 2, Thalatta. Stinson, NYork; Crimea, Lord, New Or- UN SETB.. + 729) mice waras. leans; 3d, Patterson, Bahimore; Sea N; ported at oy yg . June 30—Arr brig Daniel Huntley, Rolfe, jnette, , Baltts be even brig lanthe, i Bid 1th, ling Sombrero to load for Wonca, Jan 5—In port brigs Robert Mowe, Bowas, for New Hayen dg; Rainbow" Bowne, do do. Port ay, Nb, June 27—Arr brig Billow, Foster, Phil- ade}pbia, Port of New York, July 16, 1860, beg oo Png — NYork. Pont Sratx, June M4—Arr brig bark Flying Cloud, Wi CLEARED. Steamsht Soaker Chy, Sbuceldt, Hayana—Hargous Bros. Dixon, Liverpool—C H Marshall. rd, Loudon B Morgan. aiShbJehn Bertram (Hann, ‘Knudsen, ‘Bamburg—L & Am- f (Norw), Bryn, Buctouche—Ii mhoe & Hoadley, Bark St B 00d, Calais Edmiaton Bro. Brig L. Heywood, Stowe, Marseilles: Krig Routt, Ruymoud, & Thomas —T Hf Sanford, aad a mareet—J § Ray- American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, July 14—Sid schrs ML Davis, gt 3 ¢ West Wind, Burne!t, Providence; Caroline ©, Lunt, New: mond & Bro ‘Brig CB Hamilton, ——, Remadios—Hi J Vining. N, July 14, PM—Arr barks Mallie Metealf? Bnow,. Brig Naind, Richardson, Cienfuegos ne Hoven ii Tekan teat Rosen Mane Goeen TS Brig & Peers, Higgins, Nenvitas—° & BJ Peters. Bunker, Apalachicola; brigs Harry, Big Mary rida, St Jobo, NB—D R Dewolf. | Marsain; Undaunted (fr), Comeau, and Eagle (Br), Comeau, Brg M Pla: 5 k & Co. iden, Ji Holmes’ Hote, Low A Horwu, Oreutt, Newburyport—Metoalf & Duncan, TA and brig Beatrice, Drisko, Newburyport, Brig E'mira Tapley, Salem. Schr Wells, Wells, Si Thomie—Read & Nash. Schr W HI Smith, Seott, Wilmington—J Smith & Ca, 5 Sebr Renshaw, Moss, Richmond—C H Pleraon & Co. 1 Chester, Somers; Bpbraim Deley Schr Minnehaha, Young, Philadeiphia—Master, AM ‘Bateman; HA Weeks, (odtfrey: 1 Behr Reaper, Ferris, New Haven—Master, Taylor: Hurt, Doughty; ¥ A Heath, Willams: R Knight, a. Vens, a . ha: H Smith, Kelly: Gage, Leighion; New Zealand, Steamship City of Baltimore (Br), Petrie, Liverpool, Jul; 5 . u 4 ‘Eliza and Queetstown. &ih. with Todgs and 96) pasncngers, tod Wiocnenbach: ee oR oy Dale. Gh inst, $0 milles of Cape Clear, passad steamship mg Cid steamers Ben DeFord. Halew, Vigo, hence for Liverpool; 7th, lat St 24, Jon'22 09, passed Dau- | ewes, Hunt x pero ue ish brig Christianni, bound EB: 3uh, lat 50 33, lon 30 18, passed a ahi ‘Sea Lark, Wi sisamship, Supposed to be the Tuthois, heuce for Havre. Ar- wed saneat . ery at 3° ri at 3:15 4 the . Steamahtp Huntevtiie, Post, Savannah, wih mdse and pas- sengers, 0 HB Cromwell & Co. ip Columbia, Berry, Charleston, with mdse and pas- u%, Wo Spofford. Tieston & Co. 15th inet, 7 PM, mgual- Peston, r q ell, Purtiaud, with mdse and rs, to H B Cromwell & Co. Pefhip Eameralda, York, Liverpool, 4S dase, with coal and 24 passengers, to Dunham & Dimon. Ship Owego, Stevens, Liverpool, June 1, with coal and 20 learman & Co, Had Light winds and rr ‘Celeord, ; Dency, Jane 1, with mdse and | MH St Jago; brige J West, Bell, Jacksonville; " 87 passengers, to E hie 25 lee WSS omdl, | $0; Alexandria; J Nickerson, Nickerson, Phijadelphia; poe up a ine 28, lat jon 41, | Wliama, Elizabethport; schre Weaver, Alexandria; Cen en ea ae eenice. Of Whaling bark George & Mary, |. gnith, Douglan, aod EA Taylor, Newton, Philadetphia; J Seated Si Dela ay ol. ie separind Reviog gpa ania, Cans Kelly. $ ) ship Wm Frothingham, Stetson, ; ‘ 7 for Linvie. 7 & F Curtis, WTrobridge's Sons, ot Now Haves. ee e mington, Macagarda Bay, cotton, hhes de. o McCready, won FC “ wr yt i Brig Pertbabi . irimichi), Outhouse, ¥ with Goal, to Win Laticaster, Has had good weithor with get Winds. Brig Dutchess (Br, of Harti ), Soweaby, Ci ey = pea DN | ford, OL), sander, Cape Palmas, 39. ith palm oil &, to Yates, Porteriield £0. t oon Yereee ‘¢ Sid Co. 6.4. company with wha 3 Larital, Atwoud, Rondout, ig Zh, mopibs out, wih 60 bbia NPHARLESTOR, Sul: saship Ni jurray, Jokud Poamage, ew ache Oriental 2, wih ward, livers, Windies; seh: 1D Wagacs Beton Mines a ry et Ne , with sagar, me- 7 et ep arnenOn § 9 —"plsembaphamepleiigen “ 5%, wih suger ani 1th, AM—Arr Ye C1 F rig Mleabeth (Br. of 6. iohne, NF), Percy, @ydney, CB, 14 more trie Maria Wheete Fe vorks scum Nd Warinc, 7 wah ‘coal, \oorder.. 2 last, lat 43, son 6 4, epoke Brig | Titra" Netto. Beud, », Baltimore. Cid 8p sbip Pham Hirig Lasoo (Wr), Smit, Windsor, N, 8 days, with plaster, to master, ee De ie Go, oO , Windsor, NS, 10 days, with plas er, wo ia. rie M for Salona, UmASTPORT, July 7-Sid brig Semuel French, Purvons, Bal- at x Thera, & aye, with tratt,to | phASt GRERNWICH, July 38 Arr sloop Deception, Smid, Wem ahina p, Daltahen, St Perea, 16 dap with asp, 19 | g Una yona Gedt Ptah” AI Hine, asking, ance we gt Guten of Clippers te), Tockbart, Windeor, 88, 10 days, eae tie duly —In Bort sh pe Panama, Scbr Win B Pielave, ¥ t sknay, 7 days. Howard, for Uvarpents Ri, mgt ae See Sine | Ea as gta ee ke a 14th inet of Cape Fear, sew sae Wide Word tom Wheeae | lata dike: echrs Mt Moyt, Haintiion; wipes $0, NG; for New York, wiih ions o: bowsprit a5 . Tee edo. Bohr Panny Davia, Mimford, Virgie: pice bg abe Dares ators, Forest, Vin P : he Wee C beng Hy JACKSON TLL July tre sebre Ik Marvel, . ‘an Name, Virginia, Belle, Barrett, do: JF Collins, Savannah; 6h, Geo W ] tdelpbin tor Norwich. Grice, Palmer, NYork. Cid AB Moore, his, . vethport for Boston. Richmond: achrs Python, Osgood, Besino’ ath; Reset Asste Nathan Cifons, fru Baal for Boston. Teg ak A Wek, eta aady, dos Medors, —i me ive dal Richisted Riise | pag SERS a nao Proseny. Ro-kiatn tdaya, Rane ORE AMS. ay. 10—Below, bert Lane, Geto, from, SARTRE, eae ns coy oo ORFOLR, July 162d ens ota ttre he sche Golaea’ Ouse, anew “EDFORD, July 14—Sid scbre Stranger, Handy, Eu- NB bCRy PORT, Suly WAG sche Ratnbow, Hut, N RT. July 1$—Are gare pra ecle Pex pean ee . a ) Sehr Tryall, Adame, Nun: y smears. | Ade Prancon | Mos seare W ; 1th Arr schra Edwin, ; 1 A Leeda, Ends. eit i Eilsshedibort Y Soop "Van Hares, PHIA, J Raker, , 3 di Schr Hontictia, Newinan, Se wpe dare oop Speakers tanith Er any fo eono or, . Elizabethper: for 8 Steamer Planet, Wile, Phiwdsphia. ctl July 4, wit haat i Jon were; Vuh, lat 46 3) non, steering W, 13th, Searles, trom Boston f nn Ehip Devonshi ‘inhigatns toms, London June 12 i oh ire, LA et. a Bark Corian (Mrem), Sveengraate, froma Brewen J. Staphera; W Malller, Colley. An, Grane Uirdier, mae. ; exton, ° , Steamships Bavaria, Wamburg, Quaker My, Havacn, Tap, Con i ltowesy nas Kemer, Ship Amazon, for London, and Norw bark #229 a> ot anchor Cain, Heard, Pernamivaco, Fleanan 8e Bee at Quaruttine. Cape Haven, Arcadia Kaori ‘Wind at sunset §, light. wery, Warren, Boston, Eveitoe, Yoru, Havana. PORTSMOUTH, July 12— ' . ao wu iy ‘Arr sehr Mary Fletcher, Crosby, ph Marine Re PLYMOU 6—Cl4 John Willetia, Ri Jaly 16, wanse—No inward dovnl voo's Puladen hin ihe ‘a= tion tn sight. ‘et olondy. ROVIDENCE, J f lenare mieamer Albatrons, Jones, SANDY HOOK. July 16,,eauser—Seamihips Bavaris, for hen tg ae Jeared and Quaker city, , a Tewslain sight,’ Wied SB, | Mataews, No inward bouud cloudy and Bazy, ‘The steamship Bavaria, Capt Meler, safled yesterday for Southampton and Hamburg with 192 passengers, Aurnican Liorns— We hove received from Mees 2 4G W Biunt Suppiement for July 15 of «idioas and covrectdons ‘> the American Lioy ds, Bank Jonx Hexny, Freveh, before r Nouvitas, was being sicppet Bab wit, 9 Mesengor Mander of maryion of the Aietric’ ami the commanders. of ss ed @recked now July Are ache Mary Langton, Sid brig’ Brokers, gown Woe't Spanish steam #' of war Bazan ant Francisca lesbo. s Gown the river, echt made every effort to relieve the vew ; aa in vat h Jal. —Are rohe Target, Howe, New York. ; r - tune whea ocrey, Cardiff; sobr Elvira, trad ae 3 wg gg anshiog NYork; Thos Swans, FTS8id chr’ James Hewnt ose, Phitade!. another ae) jurnce of this ‘acvitent Rae, zy Tg ind any ith rive ing jew York, Bark B Coming, 828 tone, r* diesharce! fom her Inst roy: was sold at auction at New Bearurs h by Gea Hoar fy bad mi 4s vy Geo A Bourse A2 brig Tearinn, 198 tous, 0 u's ai Ellsworth, Me, to ! brig Tear mbt as Bllswords, Me, tu 1882, haa Pilot beat Boston, of Ratiimore, 72 tone, 16 bern end to pared in Nessa, RP. for a We err ve privare of Reser. 98 5 95 tons, bas been purchased py Chron F Nor, of nanan ad wi Worear ha that port. Schr Bioomielt of Glowester, bail in Maryland, has been fold 10 George and We HOW euuplazed im ihe fahing Laat “A new ship, called the Mermaid, was lav Mmeraing fromm fee yard of Me Tames ene aes $00 wna, Ho owned by Messre Lombant, Whitney & 9, and is Whalemen. Bee agi frm Fichano aboot May 10, bert Rowe Pool, Pisbor,