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NE vS FROM THE PACIFIC. Ger San Francisco Conpiaiiiliailiny Ban FRavasoo, June 26, 1960. Anticipeted Attack om the Pony Express Riders—New Gold Diggings in Behring Straits—Army Movemenis— Coinage ae the San Francisco Branch Mint—A Big Nug- 9¢ of Goild—New Catholic College—Republican Sts ¢ Convention—How Seward’: Defeat was Received— Masonic Derumsialiom—A Bogus Land Title, dc , de. The pouy express from St. Louis arrived at Carson City 0 the AEd. inet., quite unexpectedly. It was supposed that the Washoe Litians would intercept and either kill or turm Back the riders. The pony express announced ¥ teave heve last Friday did not start. It ia wade chai a schooner will sail from this port to-day with @fj-c.iventurers, who are to explore certain islands Bebring “traits for gold. They take with them pro- Visions far .x months, together with all articles neces wary Wb) ever ovitit of a prospecting party. It seems. the! several years since the captain of a whaler found a ia (, wath » of gold in a ravine on a certain island, He wrotec ‘etter to his brother, who is the captain of this expedition, describing the locality, bub never re- tarned Mnweif, having died shorty afterwards. The * adventurers are m posseasion of this a = will therefore, ove uo ditieulty in Gnding the The party go shere on sbares, and the means of thing out the an procured from ® joint ‘stock a1) ane ogee members 6 ee are interested with ap th 4 of the ‘Compeny f , Third pear ae Hamilton command. ing, jeft the Presidio, near this, city last eases, for the Mer) coun ? week 22,781 quncen of gold bullion, worth: uding retined gold to the value of $278,000 ape 2 909 cunces of silver bullion, were deposited in the eracch mitt in this city. The coinage was $150,000 w double eagles. ‘A fire eine company, calied the Broderick Engine Co. No. 7, has been organized in Sacramento, A lumpof gold, weighing 96%; pounds averdupois, wae found by 2 woman namei Smith, of Frenen Ray ine, sier- oa county and sold for $10,500. The present population of Crescent (ity, situate in the ‘Mort vortuern part of Califorula, ts 533, of whom 36 are ene. Au extensive Catholic Callege is to he erected immedi Mtely in this city. The sum of $12 000 nas been collected fw the intertor of the State for this purpose. Scholars are to be boarded and educated for $150 per year. The insti- tation is to bo called “St. Mary's College” One of the French papers publiened in this city bas in- timated that, according wo tbe laws of the empire, natives who enter the military service ot foreign States lose their quality of o Liens, and cannot return to Fraace without permission ofthe Amperor. Several French militia com- ies have been formed recently in San Francisco, and would appear that this action bag created doubts as to abe persons becoming disfrancbised aod unable to returu w their native land. Frenchmen here ¢o not get natu ralized except in rare instances. It is argued that the militia of California is not ao army, ad none of the indi vidual “tates of the Union profess power to declare or carry on war. The question is stil unsettled. TH REFCBLICAN CONVENTION—MR. SKWARD. ‘The Repubiican Convention beid last week in Sacra- mento was not very barmonious. The delegates con Gamed some time in debating, rather angrily oo adicting themeelves. Two or three citizens of ewco appeared a8 proxies for delegates elected in distant perts of the State, but 4 motion was made to establish a rule that bone but actual residents of counties could re- esent them im the Convention. This was negatived. temper of the body was not amiable, Mr. Seward’s defeat made them all feel sore, Oo the reading of the Jast resolution, #& the mention of the name of William A. Seward, every ‘wember of the Convention rose to his £ fet, and cheer after cheer srose, making the building shaxe aud re-echo the k great that it was foun MASONIC DEMOWSTRATIUN-LAYING & CORNER STONE. The corner stone of the vew Masouic Hall, now in course ef erection at the corner of Monigomery nad Post streeta, was laid this morning at ten o'clock. e building is of ctoue, and will be, when completed, of very large dimen. fion2, and, in an arabitectural point of view, an oruament & tbe city. St. Jobn's Day occurring this year oa Sun- day , the ceremon ice were poetponedjantil to-day. ‘THY PRIOR. SMITH THY BLD VOID. Another important decision has been revdered by the Sapreme Court, atfecting land titles in San Francisco. Severn! years since a man named Veter Smith obtained fodgment against the city for a few hundred dollars, and, Under an execution iseucd, a vast quantity of property belonging to the city wes knocked down to the judgment creditor. The lan! #0 old is worth to-day, at a moderate catculation, two muiliog dollars, Numerous actions were imstitotod from time to time to teat the validity of the sale to @inith, and as offen the Supreme Vourt declared ia ‘Me favor The Down of Dalles, Tex semeyes: by FPire—Loss $300, From the Houston Republic, July 14.] aly 8, at ebout half-past one o'clock, the jas, Dallae county, Texas, were startled y of tre. The ‘ames bad broken out drug store, which almost imme- the whole house. It was a two story with stores of all kinds, The warehoure d appladse, ‘The enthusiasm was 20 wit difficult to restore order. citizens with the fire then then to the Herald offi fom. which nothing but the books could be removed. The Herald office was a total loss—foar presses, material of ¢ clothing, in fact everything. as we ter received y from the proprie- tion in less than aving been or & Forri’s Ex Ellett’s store ftice and ehment and Nicholson old entabl *e old rewid Nt war ‘mpossible to compute the exact loss, which will All are hi vless and fp 6il ppc vability exceed $500,000 bourlese now, and & was indepd a rode ay otog from cdnat pund. y's afternoon siesta the citizeus of Dallas expe rienced. Many barely « 4 with their lives, and thetk ing 4bey bap ened to r ‘The following i a lect of the svat — Dullas Eotel, three story brick o pakrell as nf ny, with shetratock of | bie. ares pos pa frame office « we as 0 ¥. Good ane D: A A Drug and gr pcery stare of W. W see vy Bleck uF goods Vasant wo-eory house, oz Storehouse ant Pre « gw tal lone ON teoe tory of same ballding, occupied by J. awed ele, Tralles Herald ota; total Ce. chteid oe ae owned and 0c Meld; cota! lom, Post Ottice in same building ail Burned, ti me by Dre. Pryor and Col, J. M. Cronkett, by & family; total lose. end rear of bulidigg cocapie: Bardcrenop of E. Weever; tecal luvs. A bys’ cing just being erecteal for A..8.mon Old favors stand, occupied by cevere! persons aga hoot shop. my J. Bertor.f Burkhart, jeweler, and a fumes Law sxtce of B. W..£tone. Young Carr, saddlor; total | Stommboure of H. frat Total leae partiy insured. Btorebqnae of W. Casutte & Bro., cocupkd by A. Simar; total has, partly insured; up staire occupied as law office by Nickolagn & Ferrie Mr. -tabdle « he Vacant bourse of M Bouse of Wm. R. Beath idence, tak! lore “Dee tore of Or. D. B Thomas—etock and house total a «law office hy Mr. (ay Filett= douse and «tock ket JW. Smith , owned by A. Shirek, ww st being erected: tote! lose M Bingham. wtal lors. occupied a8 a shee shop aad %y.—etock partly saved, ads & Co--stock partly «8 tewal wer. Stack pol diag aoc #toc: total ¥sCoy, and ¢ table owned by sxrae Wee, pulled ¢. Wh and law books store \we re the .ifices of a W. § J asta rH’, contre of the ny . perhomeo 8 store wa the law eftice of & ¢ . aud Dr R. Pryor, editor of the Herald—cor UL tort itcr . Hietwh’s store wan the office of De. IL ©. Seott whore )ibrary wae totally joet. one is estimated variously at fronr three to thousagd collarr, on h there will not <i $10,000 insure: The whole uumber a” ba ings destroyed is Qurty-two of thirty-turee ihe best built part of the p'se eluding © douse wv | ee D Crore 1 Wescoxa.—The Madison (Wie.) Patria of fhe 14th) inet. rays —Having taken a short trip, aboat on ¢ Dutndred m'l@, lute the coantry, this week, we are rome what potted on the state of tue crops—at least on the route tw Richland county. The corn crop Moks exceed _ togly Drilliant; indeed, we never saw it looking better orth of forty-two degrees. The wheat ia heavy. long ded Abd Well filled, and the yield must be euormou rye ane oats are of the “tallest”? kind. Wo saw wens Ob cate aver six feet high. Weel» lie- ‘ral felis of waving barley and boekwheat } mie i | ofthe people of hie State as § AO waar amar enneunpenivarny Bs anism - Ta Our Texas Correspondence. ‘Aca, June 9, 1860. The People to Defend Their Qum Fromtier— Aid Kefused—Statement of Their rvevances—Gov. Hous ton’s Appeals Disregarded—Col. Johnson's Expedition— Indians Have Crossed the Rio Grande—Trouble Ahead-— Sam Houston's Last Appeal, dc. The unwelcome news that Congress has refused aid to the bleeaing frontier of Texas has reached us. The hope that men of like race and tongue with ours would listen tw the voice of humanity and avert the dauger which hangs over our froutier people bas proved futile. We are to be left to our own defence; we are to be cast off by the nation which but fourteem years since received us into its folds, with @ pledge of provection; and now, when the prooft of our own fidelity are abundant, we are to con- tinue faithful to the Union which proves faithless to us. Why this treatment of Texas? Have not the proofs been presented that the regular troops vow in our midst are ineficiept? Hag not the record been furnished of men, women and children murdered, females ravished or carried into captivity, and a whole frontier devastated? Has not it been made known that Texas has been compelled to put in the field over a thousand men to repel the gavage foe? Has not Goveruor Houston sent up ‘Sppeal after appeal for aid? All this has been done. And, alas, Our own countrymen have passed it by unheeded. The cursed spirit of sectionalism has bid the savage pur- sue his hellish calling. The cry for help was borue upon Southern breeze, What though the wail of the son ot the Western prairie was mingled with that of bim of the Southern forest? What though the daughters of Mlinois aud Indiana mingled their ead ery with that of the bereft Southern matron or daughter? It fell upon unpitying hearts. There was humanity, pity, love for the negro, none for the white race. How long shall these things continue? Texas has already expended in the last year half @ million of dollars in ‘a0. fending its frontier. “tts expenses now co ‘Ubat soore are at least $50,000 per month. While the goverument troops are fattening in their forts, our Rangers are in the field driving out the savage. Must we abandon ont frontier people to their fate and give the land over to the Indian, or shall we keep up our present system of de- fence and entail upon our people threefold taxation? Deserted by the general goverfment, we must choose be- tween these evils, and a8 humanity bids us, and duty de mands, we niurt lake the latter, We cannot withdraw our troops from the frontier, for the moment we do so the settlements will recede. A’ focting of insecurity exists, even with the effective made of defence adopted by Gen, Honston. Cost what it may, the frontier must be defended. The expedition commanded by Col. M. Johnson has started ona trai! for the Witchita Moa Large bands of Kioways and Cheyenes have been inte! tnd it is snppoeed they will concentrate and give him. battle. Nothing but the heavy force thrown on the fron- tier has prevented their attacking the settlements in the Jast month. Besides, parties of Indians have crossed the Rio Grande, and are stil! doing great mischier in the country Detween b here and that river. The force now in the field is not sufticient to check them, nor will it be done until General Houston, at the head of a few thou- sand men, marches into Mexico and annihilates their en- tire force.’ Nor will this be all. Mexico cannot restrain them, The United Stats will ndt keep a force in the feld to do it effectually. Texas is not able to do it; and if General Houstdn faile in his last effort, which be will now make, to obtain protection from the United States, he must not only mareh an or hs there, but bold the country as “‘kecurity for the future.” He has done ail that man can do to avert this necessity. He has prayed Con, for help; he hag used argument and entreaty, an‘ and tas failed to either convinoe the reason or soften the heart. it will now be his duty (and he is urged on all sides to do #0) to go to Washington and lay before the President in person the grievance of Texas. Should he then neither obtain remaveration for the lorses we have suffered nor the money we have expended, and Con; rovide no means for our future defence, Texas will know ow to act. The sectional politicians who have outraged Northern feeling by refusing us aid will then Gnd that they bave mistaken the masses of the North. The North stood by Texas in her former time of trouble. Politicians then attempted to stem the popular tide. They will stand L ‘Texas now, evea though sectionalists proclaim against as once went up the cry of help from Macedonia, it still goes from Texas. v RALvESTON, July 5, 1800. ‘Strong Feeling in Favor of Sam Houstom—Traits of His Character—Anecdote of Him—Sam Houston as a Stump Speaker, dc., de. Having spent a number of weeks in travelling about over Texas, observing the country and conversing with all classes of its inhabitants, I have found some things in political and social aspect so peculiar that Ihave no doubt they will be interesting to large numbers of your ers The first surprise which I experieuced on coming into the State from New York was in fading how completely the minds of men here are filled with Sam Houston. He seems to pervade the atmosphere. Not only i he the prince pal subject of conversation in the large hotels, atores pd banking houses of the cities, among the log houses nnd }ittle taverns of the interior, in all ears and stage coaches, and wherever two men meeton horseback, but his treatiacnt of hie first wife, and his glorious refurma tion from drungenness by his second, are discusged at all gatherings of women over their quilting and knitting, and the children christen their big goats and lambs with the Lame of Samm Houston, Not Joba C. Calhoun, in South Carolina, nor Daniel Webster, in Massachusetts, nor Heury Cay, ia Kentucky, bas ever so completely Ailed the mind 1m Houston does the mind of the people of this State, When Iarrived here in May, it so happened that nearly every man whom I mot fur a while was a friend of Houstou, and they wer entirely sure that Texas would vote for him for President ia auy event, and they seemed to regned it a8 very probable that he would be clected. I have since, however, seen & nomber of his enemies, and they, of coerge, laogh at tho + of his rousing. | If he should run, however, no unt of support @ Would surprise me, fer be has a wonderful bold wpoa the great mass of Ube agricultoral tub State, Sam Houston, t ful of modern filibusters, ror, founder and Presidest of the republic of remarkable man. stroug charecters, tues been one of warfare, aur his powers of cea troversy, naturally very great, have beer strengthened oped by constant and varied and very long ll, in his own Geld, he is absolntely irresiati ¢ifferent and peculiar + bilities of Warren Hastings, Lord Palmerstou and Joun Quincy Adans could all be’ united they would be overmatched in & cxnrass among the vigorous, rough ani ready characters of this State, by the supple tongue, bragen brow, and an accorate know! of the ground of the old campaigner, The names of Warreo Hastings and Jobn Quincy Adams are suggested by a trait of char acter common to them and to ton—that is the im- placable nature of their hatred. Like them, be can prac. Lise ‘The patient wait, the vigil long, Of bim whe treseures up a wrong, Rie sees in every political opponent a personal enemy, and every act which can be conetrued inte an injury or an opposition i recorded in bis memory, to abide its time, though for years and years, ever ready to seize the ft opportunity forrevenge. it is only in spirit, however, that he resembles these gifted and polished controversta! ists. It is true tbat he hae « withering earcasm, some- what similar to that of Adams, bot his a power je a voluminous’ and crushing vituperation, ia which he is to surpase both Judge Jeffries and Daniel O'Connell. Of all eminent men, however, the one whom he most nearly resembles was Ty Bargese, of Rhode Island; and he surpasses Bur- s# in the trait in which he was strongest. Even the Scblime asd lncoscetvable impudence of Tristam Burgess is absolutely eclipsed by that of Sam Houston. For tn. stance, they all tell a etory of Hoxston’s being interrupt ed in S speech, and contradicted by n certain doctor—t will change the name to Core. Houston knew uothing of troth againstihe man, but he crashed lim down at the time, before that crowd, by this ready and killing, thoagh contemptible Beton, male out of Whee cloth on the ap of the moment. Giving tenfuld force to the words by t inimtiable wling wi ne with which he delivered th be mid — « Y.e-#; but you forget, De. wre, the time roa came to me like a Tittle epaniel dog, wisn the Tanning down the sides of your e ks.” thie power of retort ant invective, command of just the right kind of j r bie Porposee, | With ne great logical facuity, be hae the mort absolute control pesione wot feelings of his linteners. Hie forte eof criminals. And when, on e stump Ie . f his gaidanee, of With its prosant the growing wealth of rable poverty after a life spent in the rorriee of the osmmunity, every exe is dled with tears and the appeal ie absolutely Irresiss been a ftump speaker—a Geld America Who was superior He bas aleo other oapasie Pie ragit all rivals ae a er forgets a man's name or Gece, hemes of any of his children, nwet consummate maser of the art ry. Be i# fond of thie stuff himself, “and | sald will swallow it of the coarsest quality ® unlimited dome, Tedced, hie pacrile vanity shows Tariow# ways, expecially in pseutisrity of oo He wou some of the Povoriety of which he is Ro few yeare since by wearing © tiger's skin during With all these strange faults the winter (n Washington. and we “nesses, Lhe femn tt egrity of the Governor ts vo questigne by either frie 4 or and I complete the portralt by olding that be w a large, tine looking gentie. raan, ‘A few rare since Hougion peagty ruined himeotf ta thie Slave by Yoantog a littie towards anti-¢lavery. There Das thera 8 guod desl of talk at the North about the anti. Fev 1 ‘pe mort prolife « ppearaace. Oa the whole slevery clearort in Texas, but the troth ie, it te the moet py) ery oe OY ‘iat old. mother earth—eo far aa tou | iatense aiave Stele Mn the Union. Blacks are not permit wort of the world Mm concerned—was ever burt ri with | td by the laws do > ain free, but are taken up and jt Rare, Vie before. If no weforscen wocider, | sold into slavery, Ti. sentiment of the State is, how. eee ee acre for the next two weeks, the crops {| ever, oppared to reopoiog he slave trade, as way wi J bh J: i's itively enormous, aod thir State w () | ehown by the triamph of Jicv" om on that issue at tho Wricconeia will be ge than twacty millions bushels of | lest election, There ie an opeton that neproee rained in toy, Cle At Loant $14,090,000, and w.th | servitude, with habits of indy'stry and obedience, are far i ught 0 Fe $6.080,000 mor-—enorgh, to | more manageable than sutiee of Africa, and wep with Tee tombe Wz and mineral resource, to | ermprehensive views «/ | ee oe not look Ww wis Tous neot, Wat pleaty of “ehaoge”” in | satiation on the proerect ef introducing some m ‘every man's pocket " of these wild savages into the comm an ity. i troubled times | mame ae ee YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1860. , tember last, compared with the five preceding de Sweck!, Noseian Mi ntotio the Toited Staten Flour, ob 36 $2,278 $1 1868 oa preston Mists ie me vot EN eseHRe our, 30 ae 3 ir Wilkinawm, dithe Gaited Staten navy, and Gosway 7°07: vomPasr Wate, | {rn me... 30 MO 16 8T bd fran ba sé terhsdale, Bind Wile, of Virginia, are’ stopping ab F Fan wae Broce nl Beirg OMEP. | 7: wae 10. Ute.) 290 1,080 Hon. Robert McLane, United States Minister to Mexico 0/000 8000 BY o % s | aaa et ae ed left town yester da tor Columbus, Liviagsion gounty, 42 36.000 1.000 0 i4 , ae 235 Milon, ww 62 will return to the New York Hotel on Monday nex! 16,000 10,000 "00 ep = ¥ 4 mf a Drugs, pigs... % «4b Ex-Governor Myron H. Clark, of New York, ie ae ee ae 15 382 2 2 500 in Guten 2 te at the Astor Place Hotel. np Hive teteeed 463713 a (1% 39 Cunvant 8 1,800> Bon. H. 7. Foote and tad H. guvce Sr ae . 2-2 = sais FO Petter, of Texans Mr Po alncandes ee a 02 4 (133 160 Bread, Dbl... 75 383. foes | # & 7 8 : am 2 ieniuiibiis ee . ee. $04,878 LIVERPOOL. Cotton, bis...1.946 “= Fovaced, hhds 62 passengers in the steamsbip North Star yea- ams California, was Hon. Reverdy Johnson, of The earnings by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad line for the second week in July Gen. J. W. Singleton, of Quiney, Ex.Goy. Bigler, of — Penpeylvania; A.B Meek, ne | ‘Mobile, and Heary | We 1859. Wheat bab 318 620 aaa ce titi, Schmond, Va., are stopping wt the Sh | Freight........915,801 62 Flour, bbis.12,043 @5 206 Nicholas Hove! Passengers. sito st Rosin’ $50 1/382, Gen. 8. ee Renssolaer, of Albany . G, Harper, Be ——— —__ 241 16,040 of Momtrea), sind James Marr vty ot Total........$20,011 84 83,011 68 Ine, 9,020 SF Car nga 102.681 ‘4 Bartholomew more, of Lon The Milwaukee Sentinel of Monday says:— Flocks, ba! don, and “apt. Dean, of @onneeticut, - stopping at the . freed Eom, ' . In te soutern counting of our Sta ome of the far. Tal, a a arse Capt. Crowell, of the ateamsbip Florida, Dr. B. J. War. | Many ume wit pe gt weet gree phat arene A O04 Tia cloth em. 6 65h net, D. 0. Myers, Heq., and G. W. MeMahon, Exq., all of | Wiusim a fortuigat the great Dak of the crop will be | JR combs... 127 26,000 orn, bush. 48.194 29°142 Wh ae; eres Staves. . , are slopping at the Latarge House. Baron Wetterstedt, Belgian Minister to the United States; M. Bodiseo, Secretary of the Russian Lec, Faq. fon; Count Treilhard, of the French Legation: W. Brodie, secured. The season has , thus far, the most propi- tious one ever known in Wisconsin, and’ the earth fairly groans andes the rich burden which it bears. In former bark ears we have had lal fatlures of hay, wheat, oats, ‘ley pti rye or fruit, but this year crops of every kind | | | } ' | | Eaq., of the British Jgation; Capt. John a er, of the Brvtieh Nove Gol. Van Buren and lady, of vA ed York; Our surpius for export will be enormous— | Flour, bbls... 11,088 £04,719 W Wheat sbash.20,141, $28,191 John Potter, Exq., and party, from elphia; Count sutdlania tas tothe utmost the carrying capacity of | Kosin...... 445 ¢e ihn ‘and duoghter, and Dr. Elliott and family, all of | our railroads apd lake Deet, 80 New York, are stopping at the Ocean House, Newport, | “on New Orleans Bulletin of Saturday, the 14th, $06,710 Mr. Horace Maybew, one of the celebrated ciirothere Bays >— As Mayhew,” is now traveiliug in this country, ‘The litera: | The week closes ona stringent money market, with a | Reef, tox..... 117 $2,067 Ch. ore, bole. 200 $2.800 ry efforts of both the Mayhews have size them a world | marked advance in rates of discount for ali grades af pa- | Wheat.bush 94,416 124,680 Stoe pegs... 61 183 wide reputation, but more parti ular) England, } per. The supply of capital is fast dimin.shing, both at | Lard, Ibs...13.773 1.309 Duck, rolls... 50 2084 where their names are “familiar as old words” w ik and ou the’ street, while the demand for accommo- | Flour, bbis..9.549 62.983 I. rubber.pkgs 28 1,602 all readers of entertaiuing literature, dation indicates: ha dyge ena Naf ven ph ocg avers sey <i ais Ver 4 pe mehr 1 4 Americans registered at the banki fe clase of borrowers, Exel as noglestod from | Sp. oil, gals 1 141 avon, B, Lanstag One Pinca date, eect Dense Of Monsra. |! the opatiog Wo the cloes of the week, snd the merkotruled | cil. .’.- 11 4a Buttor, ibs 16,568 1.600 Sth July, 160:—P. D Macurdy, New York; 'H, Barmon, | |? févor of buyers for both foreign and domestic. Oder | Taliow, !bs. . paced, bxs.. 54 740 Mobile: & 1 Tucker aud wie New Yorks ‘Jongph ler ings of al clashes are pow ampie Lo mevt all logitimate re- Ac. lime 449-1240 and wive, Sap Fronciseo, Cal.; "Joho T. Day, New York; | quirements, but the demand indtcaied po nnyrovement Naptha, bbls. 17 734 5. Bb Cin) pact andagth, Po: iadelphia; Dr. F. Bradioy auc | © &Py desoription since the close of our review of the Miscelaneous, — 62 fe, —— Warner, New York; A. J. Whaley, Julian | th inst. Stocks and bonds bave been in better request ‘caiie $261 since the date of our last summary, and gales would doubt- less exhibit a considerable increase but for the high rates at which most securities have been held. Specie—' has been vo chanye of any kird in rates this week, and we agaip repeat previous. of on) Receipts have been limited to. $25,000 from Brazus », and shipments Charicaton, vw, Jr. Jucksoa ant . T. Mec! tock , New York; G. G, : Dr. Kobert Tomes, B. J. methane New York; Charles B Ruist, Cuarleaton ; W. Tenison, Joba Wheeler, Jr., C. L. Guilleaum, New York, Wheat, bush 38,546 $56,290. 'S Btaves.......3,600 OLA. cs eeeeeeeeraeeeerens nk o wad rere and servent, Mr Feerere. Mr New York; Mr Miguel roler, Mra Achill 'N ¥; Mise Achill, ehild and servant, NY: baud, NY; Mra Tridsrd, child and # ea CREE WERNER) «13 comprise $186,000 to Ne# York anu $060 000 to Oinein- aii Arrivals and Departures. aati. Fear, bole. Pena * wien eae oat Lb ee With reference to city and county bonds suffer- } pice is 402 od servant: Hn Thos Gieiver, id Indy and dangnier: 3s Wars ing from repudietion, the Philadelphia Ledger iite, bis. 100 ber. Mise ‘Norton, Jot oetch Mir Adaeie ant igiy eats © | SAY8— Cotton, bales. 69 196 Einanvel, Mre ye Bischman, | tad and chug, GB 1 ka ner thes a cons ag sees ver teokons ae rac i wae ir . ehild; Agnes | issued by the cities © & surg td Al y, and by | Tobacco, Maibewn Mira eden ant Guth” Tone ATabin ant aay, { faved by the cities Pitaburg ed Alleghany. and, by d ter Mie Lovely Med Reckendort Mrs Setchum, two | which accounte for to yur: aaanifested in their mar: ebllaren and servant: NE Sovoman ‘and triend, Misses J an ( “ Flour, bbis sae “Hie $508 Loch ood Misses Avin and Mary A Norton, Mise N athe Te as ee Ae ee ee, || Dried spples.. 191 Cr aking, lady and. four cbildren: 8 Baunjeon tad of payment. With!» the last month there has M tobac. , 1bs28, 18 2, 78 Corn, bushels, 415 children: ') C “Meyer, 408 T Davis, AH Say “vies PC inquiry for these bo: ts than for several eine before, Beef, bbis.... "536 234 Dy Brown, Mra Wisner. Ms AG bg (Dare Mt Vilaming a: an “y and the price within a fortnight has advanced fully 10 Tea, pkgs..... 589 Mariher, Mrs J Mfoclaresy, ce ace Mera and foeais, | Peres Paar "are sow. anced. se Grace €& 1-90 vert Drugs, 179 600 4 on i ras Vier and | Deselofere remarked, every msnieigal, bond ever, twsost, | Romy Oe BY = Cornmeal, ip this country wil "eventually be recognized, unless in ‘ cases where towns or counties are “rubbed out” trom | Rote = a the face of the ma), if such caves there be. | Some few Wine, ee, 400 3, municipalities, perhaps, may never be able to pay the whole of tintr debts, In these ‘omnes a tein compretnian, Leer % gd sain ith other te, effected. what R ue, publie cptaioas Naat decisions and Improved abi, | Candles, bus. 669 $2,139 $1,005 Kembe, J sisekmar, 44 Hanay, Anderson, Mes Andere’ | ty, ninety-nine in @ hundred of municipal bonds will ou aa Hall Mr MeKeusie: M Miller’-S0io steerage, © nce See ee ay a pin, STuesn ar our S87 ‘304 DBPARTURES. light and information on the subject, he , than is 4.018 229 dadin Weitenog, Mes bay Wille Mauoy edn wifo-ani | tbls the reach of every intalligent, ‘reading man in the Pe one Shs, Mea Care Rov, ‘wry Eilon ey? ant sree =~ commana: 2.791 " a Soueph suas Oe and oie, a Loy The Boston Post thus notices the money market 29,369 Rothwell, Thatiae ve ‘Geo 1 Davie, Soups ek, of that eity:— = — | twa Cowart Lg tomy ie, i | _ Since our iast New York funds have been in sharp ro. Crombie Miss Wallace, <d. Davincent. Hee 0h hy sp quest, and State street las lost nearly half a million of a | a wife, Henry A Dearyaind A ta tho stoorage. Tatal 1oB Spe, | specie Ox Saturday the chauce was that the drain would ee 2 bord continue, althoug! eails for New York funds were greveaiegsc axp Havne— Steamship Fulton—Mr and Mre } scarcely as umerous as the two previous days. Money {| (i! mi, Ibs. 08.600 se LJ Bohlen and two ” Ae ¥ Role | is very dull at about @ per cent, with a leas amp suppiy a ae ne Jen, Matte Boblen, Master 11 Bobion, veasiew | and a Slack demand. 'Thequeetion now is, will the cou 302 4 Phlladeipoie: mr M Pilot. Mine May # Of excharge turn before the full demand’ for money seus -} se bo. fay fovatinesfe, wal og in? If it do not, and we perceive uo good reason why it bY 4 Svan Josh Marqnez, (our ebii should, money will be above 6 per hgh Yin. A 130 Mr nud Mrs Bons, three ob Al present the cals for cracit are light, and the market Bis: xed a is able to supply them from current receipts. Were large amounts needed our merchants wonld be obliged to go to ‘New York for them, aud ex would tur in our favor more speedily perbaps than it will be likely to do in beg. press it condition of things. bed goon we are glad to be able to report that the vigation are improving daily. Freights are Setar, rf round—the inquiries for vessels of all sorts are more numerous—and, jn fact, with both Northern aud Southern ore Omi tea from pA) port Mine 2,1 Hams, Ibs. ...6,767 $661 Flour, ole’ yee $10,759 OURS Si iden sph cg aos este ceasjsceseneis AMD BRITISH AUSTRALIA. Corks, boxer. 72 $1044 Dapples, pkgs 70 $420 oN Maurien, Mr and * De. Aeoree. Bliger, Pha Brug: servant: Meesre Guo Kilizer. E Castilian, G Castittion. Pha Soe Mercband, San Fran A (Merritt, Sr sand Mra, dy, sy : FP Deliue, NY > Valentine Ratwel, at hana, in connection with the wants of the Oid | Hardware, es. 682 11.816 . the shipping interest has a decidedly favorable ap- | agi impls pkey ai le ico pearance. Within a fortnight the ship brokers have been Wratwar’ ; 3.069 642 a. more active than for months aad mouths previous. 21,390 Lumber, 1,820 Gemect Brus m Mary A Senta Me Oaatalion, Po Powder kegs. 008 8.687 re le Lenes, Mre Vial, er St John, Sister ¥ tote u te pha mis Nery of he Good Shepherds kit Fel, To inne. a ackn- cheammian, eat tale aaa Pec bbint oO irs Mari Hin, Mew ir Carel, D fo mc ny pol F Peghersa, daca Hag an Buttaieetotare WY iuoxe, 1. & | $2000 tino tn.1800 100% 19 ahs fia ve ax 3908 ‘Tobacoo pti hat, Mr Gcssier, Mr Anbeit, R Daguesne, F Vaiet—Tow!, | 4000 NCarolinn O's. 96% 60 42 883 Rope, 120. Specie, $646. 1000 NY Cent RR7's 100%; 110 Mich Covi Re rc 166 50 53 RRImberx 1005, RRBinb1883 98 ot 10000 2000 Ili Cent KR be £00 de 2000 Tor Hawk Al FINANCIAL, ane COMMERCIAL ATCRDA’ y2—s P.M. 7000 LaCrok Mik The steamships Fulton and Glasgow sailed to-day }| 22000 Chi & uw lm Europe—the former with $666,593, the latter with | £000 LEzle&Wimbs7 159,988, in specie on freight, making the total ship 4 Tubneco, bhds 68 a ment of the day $826,581; the shipment om the cor- | 1} yp oiian Bie. dye Tobacco, bhds 5 | 16 responding day last year was $1,605,709. The 9 Det & Rud Cio. 963¢ foreign exchange market closed dull, without varia- aes al Bo.. 7 tion in rates. In money there is no chance to no- | 100 tice from our last quotations. The following are the latest quotations of sight 333 ae E288 FERS morning were $21,676,892 98, and the balances $1,193,980 13, The following circular from the Minois Central Railroad Company has been published: — Orrick oF THe Ittwoms Crvrkat R, Ro Co., New Youn, July 21, 1890. The Mlino's Central Railroad FI prepars| to par four hundred thousaud dollars Frestsadb bonds, wita ‘the acorued interest to the cal “prea = = "RNSIDE, Treasurer, Ee i 0 exchange on New York at the cities mentioned: — 3 2 New Orleans “&% premium 100 u Chie % do. a aoe 19 Rew a There was a fair basiness done at the Stock Ex- | 200 635 change to-day. The market opened rather heavily, ait do, a as it closed last evening; as the business of the | 100 150 e. 635, day progressed there was more strength evinced 4 | RE RR. 85% in some securities, while others remained generally | 200 400 Cieve & Tol RR... a dull, The Western shares were generally pretty | 10° 400 do + BK steady, with the exception of Miciigan Southern 4 a4 S Bx guaranteed, which fell off a fraction, and Ilinois 4 | bp] Central, which advanced } per cent. The former | 109 do veo Joo ted ‘269 is probably a natural reaction aver a rapid ad- | 100 Hu i River fi be iS 4,630 vance; the latter is predicated upon the increased 8 ~ 300 ie t--4 : 10 traffic of the road. Pacific Mail declined to 86; | 200 . 400 es 2,283 ee Panama was also lower; New York Central was = : = ¢ ae 4 i steady, There was no second board to-day, as » erlem RR eter Bx 49 ae! '1%5 te ‘e 106 " 100 usual on Syetan in the summer months; the | 250 * jst 168 $96 Bram pas. ; 4 market at the close was irregular, but on the | 200 78 Clocks, 2h 298 Sprdace, pegs “ 120 whole pretty steady. =. 1 | Bae, 32 1 Mince — _3100 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Howse this Mach: 63 ses eees oe 68 TIO » 3 2h COPENIAGEN. $200 Flour, bis... Roein, bois AE . 1,067 Sare'rilla, cks. 43 The following table will compare the exports of | Spirits turpen. 50 the seven principal staple articles for the week:— rey NP |. Seat Ree esoe “even oe pcm, Rain Leen Mal" ny. logs 198, Wreck ending Jy ve Amount. Value Amount, : wh A Cotton, bales «SSL 840616 2.159 6) Dieta v1, Uae Flour, bbis 18,568 =. 350 68.435 5.02 2.677 1,083 Wile 228e Total . Increnso of week as compared with that of 1859 Pop oe The following is a comparative statement ‘3 Agr imp. pk, value of exports from the commencement “o &. pegs ihre ong year to July 19: Ramen 8 Paper, reams itn 356 =Total... 020.256 1830 1800. Inerease Sew. machines 14 Lamber, 100280 "Gane, Rene nw Flours... 2au0aeh ‘ Touber, ici 8 a ae sro Cyen mea}... 289 83 Flashes, bbls. 2 283 ‘Wheat z on 1: : Mtooasce Tbe8,ast — “ing, pks.... 13 $8477 Wh ted ne )b.2.908 et quor..ox8, 200 s176 a Niseelaneous ae The Chicago Drees of the 10th reports - seas veaees seeee sees 26 ‘The shipinente of porterday show the largest figure | ANfwrnr. ‘ ray reached by Corp this seasoo, \m 209,202 boehel’, or ne cow's, tb0.21,100 us $100,000 worth of this stanie. The receipts of corn, Tuo'cetemhde, at 4.047 | posted thie morning, were 86,064 busuele, cad the ship: Sarea'rilla,bble 40 1018 mente 152,969 dushe's; but to-day the amount of rc 4 robacco, hl fo ‘650 cleared at the Cae'ow House. op te five o’coek, amounted our, bole. ” OL B20 to upwards of 300,000 vusbele—wnicn maces the ahi weed. a8 Eurastrre, bam 21m mente for the three days of the resent Work nearly eri ake. 16 ome vw 1 000 boriich® The rece'pte of white winter wheat are Togwood, tous 100 1,609 | Biackive.... ‘980 insufficient to cause a chipping deta’, aod it fe ditealt | Wheai. hor 16 18 ¥ u ba turp., ¢% on to sell, as the millers are buying very sparingly. The Total $9 tia reware.pke 78 fame ie troe of new epring Wheat, which, Xewerer, ismow 7 Ag imp! ate. me beginning vo arrive more frvely, The quality of the mew eee. 213 winter dally No. Lret—attracted much at- | Steves. $350 Rosia, ble. .8,560 . us tention to-day grain is much plurapet tana leet Droge, 78 Zeer, and it almewt entirely free of ¢ + erat, Tt a weight sixty four pounds t me ._ Seve. B26 fal very ino mmplee of new epring ven wo. | Flour, bbls. 8.044 9 99 Staver... $518 ——— day: but the sample boxes are nut pct filed, rad we Tie 800 8 Worn ch 96.004 SAL | TOL res sserssseeeesseseeseeeseceesceeney $56 810 ot atate how it will average with the mutt Sur's crop's Bein ble ish Aaa = The following is @ statement of the tnvvemay: win on Ma of cotton for the past week and since lst of Sep- «816,206 bis. et Hams, ‘ba. Pa ‘ubis. twba’ bese oe 320 Names. ebesmian. Aa ‘310 Arabia. 249 | Tentonia, Vigo. Chinote, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarukpay, July 21—2 P, M, Frovr has been dull and heavy to day, aud Prices may be quoted a shade lower, Sales 10,000)bbis, State and» ‘Western, 1,800 bbis. Southern, aud 600 bbis. Cans+ dian. Most of the extra State changed hands at $5 40 per bbl. Waear bas declined, closing heavily. Sales 25,000 bushels at $1 32 for Western red, $1 26 a 227 for Mil- waukee club, with white Canadian, new red Southern and. Chicago spring on p. t. Cory 18 quiet, and rather cheaper. Sales 20,000 bushels Western mixed at 61 3gc. a 62550 Rye, Bancey and Oats have beea inactive. Ashes have been quiet at form:r figures. Stock in the tion Warehouse, 1,044 bbis woe” has been sparingly. purchased today at old Raia 4xp Waiskry.—Nothing vew can be no- Tn SHIPPING NEWS, Movements of pearenng Steamers. FROM EUROPE, < Si SESSEES: & S36 Eeeegeae HAVANA, MATANEAS Euries ae Crry—From jew Tore 8 24, wt Safe, Woo tear en . eaters Pray emp Pak I ring Haram Je arriving at New Vork sd. the og li York BL mise 49) aud. New Orleans 250)" From. N ty, arriving at New Yoru 13th bop ‘DE Sovo—From New York New Orieuns ‘3d. Pro New Orieass tite, Havane MiraxzaeeProm New York f ‘Matanzas on the iATAN: Te for on the ath of eace: AIMARAG FOR Sew TORR TUR BA. rf i 3 Port of New Work, July 21, 1960, CLEARED. Steamship North oct mae, Sones, 4 et eee *Xeaunship Yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk &o—Ludlam & Hel~ eaieamsbip Monticetio, Morley, Alexandria, ko—H B Crome Seay Locust Potnt, French, Baltimore--H B Cromwe well & Co. is Comet, Lamb, ‘Hiifax—D. _ Behr Ocean Wave (Br), Pieweltag, St John, NB—P I Neviag Fehr ¥illare Reile (Rr). ——. Winsor R Dewolt. Echr Cygnet, Barnes, Sack ville—P 1 Nevius oe Bebr J iting ti. Sofi, Hantspert—D RK Dewolf. emt Witlams, Carter, Wilmington, NO—MeUready, Mots Rehr Ocean Wave. Warner, Washington—Telfai Schr Statesman, Mott, Alevandrin—-afford & ‘siege Bebr JM Holmes, Brewater, ‘ultimore, Sehr Greenland, Clark, Philadelpbia—James Hand. Sebr 0 A Hecksber, Stubbs, Phundelphia—C H Pierson, Sehr Kossuth, Lee. Newburyport—s W Lewin & Co. W Ropes. Sehr “mas Jefferson Chase, Sdem—K Sehr Ray Save, Hallett. Busta Sehr Cxbot, Hamilton, Boson Schr Maria Louisa, Cummings, Fall River—Master, bor paninARRIVED neca (of Raltimore), Feinbagen, Taleahaano, Chile, 15, with wool and copner ore. to Janes Demarest. Pam 3; the Equator June U8, ta lon S$ van hast light winds siner: Jwiy 20, ‘ook « pilat from boat Dm vil Mitehell, No& July Lb, lat Slo lon 71, spoke brig fu 2 eed, from Porto i bo fo Hariferd, 6 4a78 oat; same e a clipper ship meerinz wing wih Back ce ’ ies ; ae rer ae lark Georee Leslie (of Thomssiou), Bradbury, Sage wr, to Metenif & Durcan, 2h aes A, Lingas,, CR, 10 days, with 4 Gateontan, 20 dave, with Int 2810, on jon 90 ‘nteamahip Sire: fees ot om 4 rum, Ay OT 52% ieee NP, via Cat Ip Hickerwon, Sayna, 13 days, wha sagas Eiht iin aon areca Schr Gl Blas of ‘New Haven) Argel Seiees Novas Ot Id ge eh Behr K Kidder, +S wes mie aye, Rehr | Henson, Clty Point, & saape, » Sehr JG Sehr Ran Luts, Hrem: pty ‘Wallen, Virginia’ ing Png Fteamehips Gi) Havre, Nori Star, Pg Karna N MeN wu NF wo ok , te orfolk ae, farts eRe le Mtoe, Wee Wind during the day WSW; at sunset NW. no ts ‘won hands ‘The steamship Fulton, Capt Wotton, sailed yesterday for Southampton and Havre with 120 passengers and a full freight. ‘The Britich steamship Glasgow, Capt Thompson, sailed ab noon yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool. Sbe had 160 paseengers, ‘The obliging pureer of seamabip Nashville, which arrived on Friday from Charleston, hes our thanks for files of papers iu advance of the mail. Charleston aad on, Spates tad ~ supe SANDY. 5 cy eel on %—Arr brign Ad Rows, Seal, Cartonse; a Eishe Dy pl Mg A= nt ete SETS more; Nellie Hunt, [md Ob Men Jehan bee ea Toga abi Rely. a G min fee marae aoe es, se TE eS Cheese, 4 fianebart, York ve roa Yoo nad pres a 4d Scns Se se ee sobre i unm. if hae ina ine Sea aay Bae » Hunter, ‘ORD, mtu July mare rapoonte= Og Bihop, Nock. NEW OF aie ay eee, coming ne Wrte Neham Stetson, Ts een Vi A ta, $5. seuane, Tr irginia ADtotretia, 3 44, Ronde ¥ rary mare » en “ihip Doton Planter, Rae ec oor dlatwin, Ante be Ney M ~— laa ent he Kerigek © an for Pawauakets fork Bid oboe An: ‘aan DC rinngen WP in, ant Charen, her Nexen Woum Che, sew Fork, sloop ete, Veet S, ey ANN! it Jur IT< Arr steome'tp Alabama, Sehanck menace NO, Bh fimrig dong et tore ree ‘aa Ty Jetferson, Sen Famyons 7 ‘Eleanor 4 dane,