The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1860, Page 8

8 eee The Creat Rastern. GRAND GALA DAY~-16, SITES —THE CATE MAY HXCURSION— AP apsar OP AN OFFICER AND ALLEGED PICEPOCKET--MATINEES ON BOARD, ETC., ETC. ‘Yeuters#y WRs beyond all doubt the most successful @ay © the hietory of the noble ship she bas ever ex: | perienced clther in this or the Old Country. Not ie us than 36,500 persona went on borrd, and of these not jess | than the immense number of ten thousand brought with | ‘bem the sun-brownod ekin and regy cheeks of ¥'ae rural @etricts. All day long the busy tide set inv ards, and ‘here were mony times, during the forenoon especially, | when the passages were so completely blooaded by the | throng that !t was impossible for one to move in either @ivection. The largest party of excurs’onists yesterday ame from Poughkeepsie, on the Thomy,3 Powel! , and num- Dered some five hundred. From proent appearances the Inet days of the Great Eastern will doubtless be ber best, and we Dope the directors will take the cue, and make errangements to prolong ber v¥.it until all will havo been entingies! ‘The Cape May excursion promises to be all that has Deen advert sc The ticke’s thas far sold amount to boat five hu |, and the, purchasers are our drat class people. in fa ie neeé.less for any but respectable partice to epply for @ paesage, for po means will be left apemployea by the directors to prevent any breach of propriety that may be contemplated. Several detectives spd gene ¢) mombers of the police force will be on board, and a sharp eka ai pie kept on the movements of all Saspected parties, already beging to assemo Ue shape of a deaided success. sag A great nu\ganoe to visiters on the ship at the ‘vim wa the ways of water. At first it was supplied in tho ding roums, but as oy OR pel eager was granted to ‘me of tho stewarde—an tndividual, by the way, who is gomet mistaken for an officer—to opeu a refreshment saloon fu the forward partof the ship, it waa removed, with a view W attract custom to the latter department, sad bas not been replaced. Hercafter, we advise al! who ‘wisk the ship either to quench their thirst before starting i! they go ashore, for they will find their be dearest oan of the same dimensions for along time. There wre one or two ageeltent place? on shore—-Downing’s for instanco—whero She moet refined can obtain all they dosire, at rates that are not exorbitant. One of the oi! cers attached to the Second Dietrict Court, Bold in eraon market, named Jackson Corser, on Son- @ay atiempted to pass a’ noted | ‘Great Mastern who hag rusticat , end bears the name of “Jim Sunda,’ by ‘tis shield, and theu following Dimselt fof @ brother offlcer. The trick was however, and both tho parties were arrested By ooor liennefer, of the Niath district—oue for misde- meanor and the other for persopating an vitlcer. sands wae brought before Justice Quackenbush on Taeaday, and hekd to bail to answer the charge in the sum of $500. Sorser will have bis examination before the Commirsion- era. Coveteradle feeling prowails among the force in re- gard to the inatter because of the reflection it easta upon members of the departinenvt, and the suspicions naturally excited by such an event aa to the gouerally bad charac- ter of their associates. ‘Bo-day the crowd will doubtlees be as great as it was rer, People are fat beginning to wake up to the that the Great Eastern will not always be among us, and as the story of ber wonderful size and novel features spreads from place to place in the country, ths desire to gee her assumes almost the form of au epidemic. Our @wn citizens will probably find the afternoon the most ggrecabio time to Visit the ship, a8 excursion parties are returning, the crowd is thinned out, and they can the'r tour to tho inspiring straing of Dodworth’s |, Superb matinee being given every day, com- menc'ng at three o'clock. TEE BALTIMOXEANS AND THE GREAT EASTERN. Barrmons, Juty 24, 1800. Notwithstanding the general desire to view the Grost Hmatern, the City Councils have declined accoding to tho Proposition to furnish 2,500 tons of coal 2s an induce. ‘ment to the directors to bring ber to Anuapolia Moads. ‘We Baltimore and Obio Railroad haa yonerously offred 80 furnieh one-third of the amount asked for, and proba- Diy our citizens will, by private contributions, make up We Daare. esent The Meteor. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HETALD. ‘Tho meteor of Friday evening last was seen from the Good of che eteamer R. R. Cuyler about fen o'clock, she then being some twenty miles to merihward ot Capo Hatteras, on ber recent pase Bavacuah w New York. 1 New Yous, July 24, 1860, 4S SEEN IN DETROIT. From a Detroit (Michigan) paper, July A meteor of cowaual Drilliancy was ob?o ween nine and ten o’ele nt nearly nti! lost beneath the horizon. Kably slow, as during ita appe elapsed to call attention to it wad Ite rent tir maar upon its great brilliaucy, Tho heavens were what covered with floccy clouds at the which the progresé of the flery substanc: Deantiful, To observers in this city it i and paseed from vi wi" It ation wha om THE FIRB BAT Bevarveran, Vt f your friends hada’ y | pereist in saying t etn, OF AL most a mil On rst seeing it oth « thons. Gegres from its first more than & mi! cy posed it was 4 tr de of young fe te and a that 4 ks that it was got up Lo commeme boot for tha hardly eo elevated as it should hov pore KEEN TOURER TeNDRED SIXTY MILES AT Ska. Qaptain Daggett, of the #t va, whieh arrived at this port yesterday, from London that ho saw the mowor J) wi les to his view wbout the same general apy by Qhose who maw it here. Wo may . receive ae. counts of the meteor hay ~@ lo Europ wed perbape of ite landipg ther: 7 23, 1940. pheno, them, I Lacie #1 sepooner enimore Cov) charged with the duty of making logical obect vations JOHN M. BROO! ranocie rT vations © “L. H. KENDAL ites July 28, 1940, The F by Captew Sparke, pare ied ng pin ead y orrived io frout of th veral roun wae dred © bwor » telegraph line jo this ony The Baltimore City Park. Runwors, 4, 1860. Te 7 Pct Commistonors be ve er ed for the pro Deed Park tho elegant property of Lloyd at Rogers and Pateroon Wark. in the north western suburb of the city, Wwtlud ng 549 scree at an aggregate covt of $501 .Ad. Arrivals and Departures, ARKIVALS, . 1 Seamebip \iohama ities Bair, Mie Gantry, Mies Wave Wise tharkal Mia Wiehtmen, M Mire Gapiry. Mire BR Poon Toe a4 oom, irs iarnest, Mra fl PF Pay, Mire Ha! wi, Me and Mia © Bo od Mig MG Nickerenm, Jat M Wheow: D La br Mangoit J al)ag ow tao, A md y, Vries 1 A lomer, J Wi J Howard, UP Se fore W Wek, stamford, Jr, Ad Ware, WE iPiame--ud |) a \be a erage. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1860. The Secngefcat at Buffalo. Bowvaio, July 25, 1660, ‘The grand concert to-day, by ail the magical societies attending tho Saengerfest of tho North American Saen- gerbund, wasa perfect success. Over cix hundred per- formers participated, including an orchestra of one kun- drod instruments, all untor the direction of Carl Adam, of the Budalo }{ederlafe!, Tho immense passenger depot of the New York Oontral Railroad was densely packed, and thousands were unable to effect an en- | trance. It ia estimated that cight thousand people were admitted on tierola, aud during the performance the temporary screen on the eaatern end of tho building was torn down, thus admitéing to the benefit of the con- cert some three or fonr thousand more, A)! passed off Without casualty. Escape of Convicts. Sr. Lous, July 24, 1860. Upwerds of fifty convicts escaped from the peniten~ tiary, at JeSerson City, yesterday by bursting open the Prison gate. Inthe melee, Deputy Warden Ritchie was slightly injcred, Throe convicts were killed, and soven Seriously wounded. All tho prigoners were recaptured excepting seven. The Missouri and Western Telegraph Line. Sr. Lovrs, July 2%, 1800. ‘The Miesour) and Western Telegraph tine wes extended to Fort Smith, on the extreme western border of Arkan ens, 100 miles southwest if St. Louis, on the Butterileld overland mai) rente to day, and ‘s now open for business. This linc is a section of the contemplated telograph to California by the Southern route, and, in conjunction with the line now nearly finished from San Francisco and Los Angeles, @ distance of 500 miles, aud the overland mail, will furnish a speody and reliable communication between the Atlantic and Pacific coaste, The line by the Northern route is boing rapidly puahed forward, and will be com- pleted to Omaha, in Nebraska, about the middle of Au- gurt; thenco it will be built directly west, towards tho gol fields of Kavsas, and will teach Fort Kearney, nearly 200 miles from the States, on the route of the pony’ express and California mail, by’ the 1st of November. Important from Honduras. THE BAY 1°LAND REVOLUTIO: DETERMINED RESIST ANCE—VILIBUSTEES HOVERING NEAR—THE FOURTH AY RUATAN, FTC., ETC. [From the } 29, 1860. Thave just time to write you y the brig Kate for Now Orleanz. Gen. Walker is reported as iy Ke a F nd of Reatan in the schooner John Tay- o—about ono bondrod-—have hoon gathering re in sqnade for amonth past by different fruit ves- The Dew Drop, Captain Dimon, brought ont fifty. A steamer, supposed to bea part of bis expedition, has deen standing o2 and on the island for forty eight hours, but did not land. On the 27th inst. they all eft the island on the Taylor, destiaation unknown. A vessel was acen off Manger Keys, at the mouth of this harbor, bound tw the southward, iho§proper course for Omoa or Truxitio. An ae man of-war Ls» just arriv- ed at Ruatan. The Engi have not yet surréndered up the island. On tho 15th iust. tho Lieutenant Governor took down troops from this place in the mail steamer, where they stJi remain The American barks Hobroa and Golden Age, from St. Thomag, arrived here a fow days ago w load with maho- pany or England. Trado dull, Yellow’ fover raging ly. Rearay, nly 7, 1360. Island of Ruaten—Its Dedivery Over to Horaliirat—Resist- ance of tre People—kiemlution Anuninent in Honduras. The léland of Ruatan is now rs A ree con- sisting of a detachment of ight royal artillory aud arty of the Second West, under the command of Capt. Byrue and a lieutepan,s, for the protection of the inhabitants of tho settlement. Great consternation is with the te, ‘and algo great epecutation, whether tho English intend to give the island to the State of Honduras or not, or Whether the Stato of Hondurae will send their Commis- sioners to roceivo the island from the Superintendent of Belize. Tucro has boon a notice esnck up for the surrca- der of the settlement on the Suth of July. The pe are a } stand W their homes, or dic by their dro- sides. = Sisco thie was written, another notice has been stock up at the Court House by Mr. Moir, ome that the king glish flag will bo taken down and the iskund positively ade livered to the State of Honduras on the 30th. These notices bave caused great excitement. The in- habitants are cotermined that the Honrtluras flog shall not be hoigted. It ecems that the settlers are well armed with snail arms (rifles and revolvers), therefore there ig no Likelthood of tho Hond a. they ras government taking the If they attempt to do it they will meet more bie to for they have az much as to covera theit potty State, much less to mn to take pesseasionor to protect tse island. lere are the most degraded creatures that God As far as lvan jadge, the inhabitants are deter. rs; nnd it will more than the Presi of Honduras, to accomplish it. As soon movement’ ip that direction he will bi dent, Gard! as be mal ated. 1 in a vory ansettled state now and her own 2tairs threaten serious teonble, and that right specdily, without adding dilionlty from birthday of American Indep hrst time, on the ist on thy lt was preended hy the laterest.ng cor. respondeuce with t rintentent:— KUArAN letann, Joly ALN. M Thave the honor to ad ‘ou ns of the United # iu behalf ot ys row, the Fourth of J Roatan ieland. propos: your ¢ i BENJ. Uniiod States of America celebrating the anniversary of tbe Fourth of Jaly, and T have onty to express the be lief t of this island, and their American ts . Will reciproente exist betwoea the su n social and political inte Lhave the honor to be. City Intelligence. Dear sit atracts were publicly opene ‘Street Commissioner: ~— Duikhead on the Hae of Twenty-third with @ return acrost Twonty third street.on the bulkhead lneof the Harbor Commissionore, Awarited to Andrew Hi. Clark, at a cost of $22 44 per rua- wit. pairing plor No, 14 North river. Awarded to Poter Svediord at ao Removing © south sido of pier No. 29 North river, Awarde ve. Magan at a Gort of $4,700, . 42 North river. Awarded wo Win. a 700. Repairing pic North river. Awarded to Jac Sharp at a covt oi & Rebuilding yp ewer through | i to Jacob Sharp at a Tehead st tho foot of Seventy 1 to Jacob Sharp ata Awarded to Wm. Repair og Adame at a cv », Building « at tue foot of Twenty-third street, Fast river. Awarded #@ Wao. 1 jams, at & cort of $21,891 Tae Wrarnm.—Tho meteoric display of last Friday Feeme to have had one good effect, im terminating the op. pressive “hested.term,’? and giving place to n milder tem- perature, Tho taet two days have been re and pleagant, tt iy of that detic . presented oo re asthe “sommer heat.” At noon yester tay roury was at 80 degroes in the the afternoon it was at 76 Daring tho entire was stirring, gut half-past five o'clock esterday woman, woknown, was wily Killed by the Boston train, on Fourth ave. oth t, by boing struck by the looomo: Fler body wa 4 th wi ot three very agreeabl Ace ‘clock Ww Lat Rava wNer rs we Mew today at Conrad's Garden, | ENT AstocuaTron: take p Shelton’s ful tant haying bo engaged for the oocasion The Snnds roalivod are t voted to charitable ees, and it iA tot ttondano wil! be pory as large ae on previow og free OF Po Lice will be on the ground to Connection —The stateriont in yestenlay’s paper that Mr. Bennett, of tho Metropolitan etabler 0 rod, was a mistake, twas only tleman’s hat that war saved from a watery grave Willhtamebara City Vewse, Diep mm ome Syuer—Abont five o'clock yesterday afternoen a laborer, nomed Jamos Greghar, who was om: ployed on the corner of Belford avenve nad Haines street, B. D., while encuged et hie work roptared @ bined vers from the «Meet of which ho died in about haifan b The boly was conveyed by his follow workmen to Ux man’s late rev dene, in Bushwick. Conowen's inqreww.—Coroner Morphy yost An inquest, at No. 47 Devoo atrect,on the bod threo years oll, named Mary wae caused by fa'tl fore, Aleo on tho whod Sani », Brrotanme. Yesterday morning & foo occupied by Mr. Fritee, corner of Crahem avente ted Debors’ t, war felonionsly entered and ed of t tho sam timo an attempt waa made toe Perengos, No. 191 Johoava I, i Cons 4 20R 32 Of bit L Pat ant, jf an havo no possible objections citizens of Awarded to Wm. HL. | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuespay, July 4—0 P. Me The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week and since January 1: aban 707 ase 15, 94,272,120 47,190,784 36,107,827 49,082,299 Included in the above shipment is about half a million of dollars worth of wheat and flour to Great Britain, As a whole the statement must be regard- ed as very favorable. The export of produce and merchandise is now nearly $13,0009000 in excess of that of last year to same date; the exportof specie For the week, It is possible that the pending movoieats of the | South for a dissolution of the Union may interfere | with these works of public utility. With the pros- tof civil war bofore them, capitalists at the Worth and abroad are not likely ta be willing to embark money in railroad enterprisoa at the South, | | We noticed the other day the endeavor ta wepotiate a loan in our market for the completion of the rail- road from New Orleans to Houston, Texas. Ifthe South is going to dissolve the Union such schemes | appear at an unfortunate moment. | We have received the following letter: — Tas Ls Crosse AND Af WAUKRE RATROAD, | Tnotice, within the last few days, several articles in the daily papers upon the aifairs of this famous row, and from their tone am again 4 with a faint hope— faint and feeble, contees, for have been 80 long di ted—that some action !s about to be taken to adjust $15,500,000 less, and the imports of foreign goods $7,000,000 lose. Our position is thus $1,500,000 bet- ter than it was at this date last year. There is no change in the money market. The rates continued to be 5 per cent for call loans, and the same for strictly first class short paper; for prime paper, 4 @ 6 months to run, 64 a 64 per cent. Yesterday’s bank statement is not favorably viewed in financial circles, though no serious appre- hension of trouble is felt just yet. Tho Sub-Trea- sury receives a great deal of money, but gains nothing, the disbursements aresoheavy. To-day's business was:-—Receipts, $244,258, of which #14,- 000 from customs; payments, $301,057; balance this evening, $5,339,815. The Boston steamer’s mail closed with a dull fecling in exchange. Most of the bankers asked for their sterling bills 109%. 110 for sixty days, and 1104 a § for short sight: for bills on Paris, 5.10$ for short sight, and 5.13) for sixty days. Thecom- petition among drawers is so keen that the profit on drafts drawn against gold or prodace bills is often less than nothing. Still each house wants to preserve control of the market, and continues to supply bills as cheap as its rivals. Contrary to general anticipation, the stock mar- ket opened buoyantly this morning, and prices of all descriptions of stocks advanced from 1 to 2 per cent. The oldest operators were unprepared for such an advance; many of the leading bulls have been selling out, and others have been holding back in the hope of being able to buy at lower prices. It is hardly possible to account for this day’s rise, except on the theory that there is an un- dercurrent of outside buying far more active and general than is popularly supposed in Wall strect. As usual, the Western shares were the favorites. Rock Island advanced 1}, Toledo 1}, Gaiena 1}, guaranteed 2, Illinois Central 1, Michigan Central 1}, while Harlem, New York Central and Erie were in scarcely less demand. It looks as thongh there was less stock in Wall street than usnal; as if the 4,000 or 5,000 shares of each stock which have served the brokers for their daily deliveries for the past year or two had been reduced to less than half that number, Operators had relied upon the poor traffic on the Western reads and a combination of untoward acci- dents to produce a decline in prices; but the very properties which should, according to ordinary rules, have fallen off, have proved the swiftest to advance. In the face of the news of the actual commencement of Mr. Attorney Myers’ suit against the New York Central, the stock rises 191) per cent; in the face of a decline of over $3,000 on the week in the Galena earnings, the stock rises 1): in the face of the established certainty that new ¢ to the Pacific, Pacitic Mail ad- ide of opinion flow thai direc- tion, and there is no resisting it, Hudson River ad- vanced 14 per cent, closing 564 bid. The directors Advertise that half a million bonds of the 3a mort- gage issue will be awarded to stockholdors at 95 per cont. The money is to pay off the floating debt, lay ten miles of double tack, and complete some buildings required by the increasing business ofthe road. We understand that arrangements have been made by which a few individuals agree to take whatever proportion of these bonds ia not sub- seribed for by the stockholders, The market this ternoon was active, and cloved firm at th ations:- + Missour steamships are ¢: vances 2}. The nia 6's, Nia ing quot Sl} a8! i, 8a] 83 a 3; Brio, 239 a j: Hudson I lem, 17 a j; Harlem preferred, a j; Michigan Central, 65) a and Northern Indiana, 17} a 18; Michixan Southern and Northern Indiana guaranteed , 394 a |; Panama, Minis Central, 74; Galena and Chi leveland and Toledo, last, compared with the ———Recipta Past Since Lat Sept. To 404,000 615,000 "1486,,000 000 166,000 the receipts show an increase of 780,000 t year, and an increase of 1,403,000 in] the exports exhibit the following over 1s0F resulis: Comps ck, (ae $12,000 14,000 (09 1,209,600 60,000 say with regard to the new . Increase. BD wy 1oy,0e Neile Bros, lalnts of drought « pomerous than herr te deem umvsually dry plant,” has, ew the wh 4 winterred Western, $1 RRS ee SY Sat gry ations in which {t ia entangled, and place among the other great Weatern stern st extricating themselves from their and rising in market value. In common 1 too bopod, ‘when the road was sold out ngo, that the new organization would some plan for the settlement of the difficutties, but I have eich ake ate Neen pry ei ment ‘was @ year ago. Now, lam tocut down my land grant bonds to fifty cents on the dollar, and have ell my ur paid poaete provided some « can be made, 4 fame. cult to arrange {f an earnest attempt mado to do 80, and I cannot perceive why some meeting of all the inter- ested parties may not be called, when the recor tion of the Receiver may be discussed and some plan be agreed upon, Tam jing to concede that the Western division cannot pay interest ou over two millions Why, then, cannot srmething like this be carried Let a mort, of three milli ‘over the whole road be made, sie toe land grants two millions of it land, let the other miliion be used in adjusting the indebtedness and the requirements for fencing, right &e ; the road would then stand at about six mil- i g way, i ling, perbape a littie over; the business of 1561 would pay the terest on thia fom.’ In this way some compromisa settlement could be made; as for foreclosure and sale of either division, for a year or two to come, | despair of it, & SUFFERER. $4000 Ill Int Imp "47. 105 1600 Virginia 6° 91g 2 11900 Brooklyn WL. 103° 200 55 2000 ErieRRe b187t 49 = 200 55 1000 Hug RRRSm.. 923 10 asesease Oh 1000 Mich So2mb. 6435 600 Tl Con RR serip.. 76 80% Me. .e- 1% a do. : a0} 18x 31 40 100 oo 9655 si X lo. 8635 do. 45 do... do. 100 N ¥Cen RR. .b30 8245 do. 700 do. +. 82H do 100 do......B30 823% do. do. -: do. a do. 39 a 100 do, 39 do. 50 do. Bay do. 114 Gal & Ch: CoN do. 60 00% i 450 69% SSESESESTEE 0 fox 70. 074 87 BI 100 do. 375 800 do, 3735 1600 do. 8745 100 do. Sig 0 do. 37 200 do. 37 100 do.. . aT 330 Chie & Rock IRR. 7515 0 do. do. bo0 174 200 do, 200 Tlarlem RR pref.. 44 700 00 MO.sees+-.. 44% 300 445; ay 4, 500 do 200 43 400 Mich Cen RR.b6O 5514 KO do......000 5625 10 do......860 55 SECOND BOARD, $1000 Missouri €'e... $175 100shs MSKN Ia gs b? 16000 do.. $2 ‘00 do. 10 12000 Tenn 6's, '90.. 901; 100 3000 California 7 S80', 125 vO DkuCityWat la 103 50 Parama RR..... 10000 TaCr&Mi 'ghcs 19 100 10 C RR ser ip. boo SOO &NWodm 32 20 do. DO 75 25 she Camber) pref 28 100 do. veo 74 5 Del & Hud Canal, 160 Gal KCURR,..830 71 100 do. rs 80.004..b00 B45 ich S&N Inge 2095 teemremetsttctememistcttely CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Texspay, July 24—6 P. M. Aes were in steady demand, with sales of about 30 8 40 bbls. at 6),c. for pots, and at 5c. for pearls. Banaertrrs —Flour—fhe market was heavy and lower, while the demand for ex sort being moderate, sales wore light, The transactions footed up about 11,000 bble., cloning within the following quotatioua:— Superame State. $5.00 a 605 i 300 M 5 5 7 7 & 7 8 Sermesaee sesusanse SBzSSsses was dull, nad gules Easies 3 eEs8 Jower, with sales of 1,7 range of the above quotations, quctahone. Corn bbIs. reported, inetud! 253°. Wheat was in froights there was. Actions footed up about new white Southern, $1 2035 | 484 19 for Chicago spring. | St the concession of yesterday mark, Live. The sales footed ep about 90,000 by utsound Western mixed at 0c. a 60;c., xod ut Glc.; 68e. for Western yellow, and round Je. Outs were im moderate demaud and steady, at 400, for hs neh as for State. Rye and wore quiet. te--The market was firm. Sale of 700 a 800 bags 4 Rie wero reported at 1ée., and 400 bags low grade nat p. t Corres ~The market exhibited rather more steadiness while the sales reached about 1,000 a 1.200 Se it posits © ‘ee, clowing without change in quotations, Holders ine a were less willing sellers at the extrome low figures which | should the dro be prolong for seme time prevailed. The following i a stato- | some places th. ur the movements ju cotton since the Ist September top dolla are ripening: wh last, « compared with the previous dbree years:— | raine during the maturing and 18¢0, 1969, 1538, 1887. | equally injarious. ‘The P dand Reed at porte, 4.446.000 8,663,000 2,040 000 2,590,000 g. bat bos yet to paes throm ort eritical Fa. lo Or. Bt, 2.652 000 1,041,000 1,765,000 1,397,000 | Picking mented in thy forward d 576.000 "423.000 ‘485 000 | anc < t onsi an £28,000 404,900 } roduce probable thas cotton | Total exports.. 9 600 2,206,000 | will get th tion. Sto kon baud 178,000 171,000 110,000 nk Clearing House this 1 Of ¥bleb during the past week incinded in the above:— | exe ARS Nearing StOUss CES | ed at pH ARUN 0 000 3,000 S120, and the balances | ky. toGr. Bt. 11000 15,000 18,000 2.000 | oy “France, = 1,000 2,000 3000 4.000 | eo es + other F.P. 6,000 3.000 9000 1,000 | © Leather Monnfacturers’ Bank has declared a | Tetal exports. 18.40 20000 00-000, 14.000 | sembannnal dividend of five per cent, payable on | , The inerr:se in recoipta at the ports compared with inst Ist of Aner lend of tive nt up the Morrie Canal Company per cent op the preferred, and the consolidated stock, payable a ater than val of the Car sols and cotton wer ay dors hing the t Halifax we hear ar previons steady, bread ir ona The } tisement tor Northw | thie road i w irected to an adver- of th stern Railroad Company. With the Watertown (Wis.) Deny attention is oUpor b nd eubatantial «0 to Oehkoeh, Ws en no other compan , » hae yet com: ted such & work ox t Thoogh the track l¢ In exeel- bi condition, parties of men are engaged on the newer portions of tbe Nine to hallasting and graveliing such places peel a littl izing to make them more even and * The traineare run at such bh az will best t the public mvenionce, and the avairs of the read Vent and prodept management. The busi- bas beon large during tho whole season, and the rie fortile country which 't peootrates pro: tire to Sarnish a much greater amount of travel and tronepertation this fall. It passes thror the Ptate, and for miles and miles a broad ¢ con. oF suceres f Molde of grain strotehes on both aides of th The Nohnm Stetson, from Tampi and the Virginia Antoinette, from Vera Croz, in epecie pn board— both arrived at New Orleans on Thursday last. The Boston banks had #00 in specie on hand on 8 lay being @ ase Of $54,500 ae compared With the preceding ee ee ee we — OOOO Yoar was 753,000 bales, The increase in exports to Great Britain was 711,000 b nD 00 pales; inercare to Franoe, 16 7 decrease to other foreign porte, 61,000. Total increage in exports, $12,000 bales Frente —Rates were firmer and more erarce. To Liverpeot: 26.000 es wheat, ip botk and age, were | changed at din ships’ bugs at 9°/d; 2,000 bla. our at 2e 44 ; 1,000 boxes of cheese by sicaner, at 60a; © hhes, webacco wt 268 ; 900 packages of butter 'at 50s, and 60 baler ef weol at \d. To London, 4.000 bole. flowr at Is. 10).¢ : and & 500 bushels wheat at Od. iu abip’s } doce, and phde. ge WH, Glasgow, «@ full targo War engaged. ineluding wi in ships’ bags at | Sig¢., apd flour at. Ga ” 2 Provietons Po The market was hoary and casier, ec me 500 a 400 bbls, inemding new 4,01 mess at $18 60, old prime at in W814 25 08) A ale of 300 ie. prime, deliverabie in pinety days, bnyer'# option, ft pt. Beef was in good request and prices steady, with soles of $09 9 9C0 Dhie , including com mees at $450 0 26, repacked Weetern at $8 0 « $10.56, and extra ditto at #119 $1250. Cut meate were eoarce and firm. Bacon war alto firm, but in the absence of sales prices were no- minal. Tard was lees buoyant and active. The sales em- braced abont 360 400 bhie and tierors, chiefly at 13 and 400 kegs prime at 13°%%¢. Butter and quiet and unchanged Pict was steady, with moderate salee at fall prices. Ecoane —The market wae steady and vlc of about 1,200 2 1.900 bhde., chietty Coda an adores, mostly within the rargo of 6Xc. a7) with some choice sainples ag high as $0, Toraceo.-No ebange in article; very little & hte cering. 72 bales Havana at 900. @ 55e., 8] casew >, had $88,300; | sued leat at de. a 109, Wovespenss Hem! Batate, es, April 7—Cld bark Geo Warren, \imat!, Tong ‘tan B. Mai 0 12—Put in, brig Stolle, Lit TROOKLYN PROPRNY. | et june 12—Put in, brig Rolla, Libby, from Pen 12 tote of tand, with doilding thereon, occupied by | ly W-Tn port beige Comanthe HMopt To rane 190 foot front Rainbow, Bowns, for Niaven do; eobr . atroat and 150 Le) SHIPPING NEWS. Annee Movements of Uceam Steamers. ROM EUROFS. Hann, icc Port of New York, July 44, 1860. CLEARED. Steamsk'p Jamestown, Skinner, Norfolk, £c—Ludiam & Hel- neken. F Hamiiton, Harding, Havre—Boyd & Hincken, ark Gorabitl (Be), Toplif Londoo— Boyd & Hincken. Bark Genesee, Mcintyre, Briatol—J W 4 Co. Ga ee 3 oy. aI ,. Birk Render; Cantal Bartedos—ienry ‘Trowbridge’s irk Charlea Edwin, bel, Delano & Capen, Bark GW Halt Raion, Gatvewon McCready, Mots © Gol Bory Mary Lee, Moriot, Eilzahethport, iBT, Aday Swit, Averys Bt na, Phelps Brig s Flagg, Allen, Matanzas—F Talbot & Co. Brig dete ti, Nobingan. Sydney, CH—Master. f ida Meleod, Rumi, Savaonan—D C Murray. Travoller, Sargent, Bosion. re M Hogers, Wetinore, New Haven Master. Re! i |, Ruree! ‘ampico—@ natavoren. fei Beene of Clippers (Br), Lockhart, Windsor, NB—D B dura ), Davison, Foxo—D RB Dewolt. Bee aR: RAMEE, ES an Sth 1% Schr Ned, Henderson, Wilmington. NC. Br Nariel Chiehewer, Rickmoag—0 H Piersan, Sobr Arletia, Robinson, Baltunore—Merrill & Abbot Sehr Norma’, Colline, Rangor—T Hf Sanford. Oregon, Rho? es. Providence ~Master, Steamer PT ifearts, Sidel!, Philadelphia, ARRIVED. Steamship Alabama, Schenck, Savannah, with mdse and pas sengers, to Samal L Mitehti! & Son. enmishio Parkorahy ah Powell, Wilmington, NC, 8 days, with naval stores, to H B'Cromwell & Co. Ship Rockaway (of Costine), Lufkin, Liverpool, 44 days, with made and 18 passengers, to maser, ‘Ship Richard Morse (oi Bath), Oliver, Liverpool. 47 days, hh mdse, to master. “Ship Java. Daggett London. June 1, passed the Tizard 19th, with mdse. to Tunbom & Dimon. Ist irst, lot 48 20 lon 38, passed Ur bark Mary Leonard, of Yarmouth, NS, sieering ee With Jos of maln toigallantmadt and malo topmast; St, it 46 | kon 46, ew an iceberg about 20 feet big Ship Kilvabeth Deanison, Post, Havre, 42 days, in ballast, to JAN Smith & Co. ten, Bradish, Antwerp and Flushing, June 2, with mise and 94 passengers (all well), to 7th inst, 7 AM, on Bank, passed . a NW to 81 an altitude of emitting vivid sparks nnd trail hke a very a to'LB Amsinek & C0. ine 20, a b Nd ‘a bark. ‘steam. . a 5 Has been 19 days W of Banks, with light W winds and calms. Bark Elizabeth Cann Br, of Yarmouth, NS), Lewis, Ariros- al 6, with iron &c, to Edmiston Broa. about 45 % large oes vintble Wi ry Viliza, Ann McAdam (Br), Langthorn, Mayaguez, 15 day ith sugar Ac. to Koppisch & Gook. ‘vessel to Breit, Son & ina NW point of Porto Rico bearing SE 2) tllca. saw f herm brig with the Panama RR Co's signal bonnd into the Mova th, fat 29, Jon 71.9910, spoke Br Uvig Mints, ror Of Gober, 2 dayn from Liverpoa a ‘sche AF iaowell for 0 Frooman, Malaga, July 3, Gibraltar Sth, with wine 40. to Gomez, Wallis & Co. Gh 4627, lon 47 30, signalized bark Ivanhoe, of Bath, stecr- Eten (Br), Sawyer, Eleathera,7 days, with fruit, to ah "Bebe Beprens, Ve Key West, 23 dors. Schr Jos Jones (ot wf River, NJ), Van Pet, Jackson 6 days, ‘Wanson, wrenee, Portland, 2 dare. Lipooln, Hartiord for Philadelphia, as, US Albany for Providence. rianns, Snith, Rondout for Salem. cbr Frankin, Wilson, Poughkeepsie tor Pembroke. Hareest Corwin, 3 gaye loop Report, Newton. Providence, 4. Buenmer Kenbetee, Jolson. Steamer Ironsides, Vanderveer, Phi Steamer Planet, Wilson, Philadelphia. Bteamer Pelicat, Aldrich. Providence. zg Hee Ficamship Jamestown, Norfoti, dc. Wind at sunrise pat 8. Telegra Marine Re ports, TONG BRANCH, Jniy 24, aupset -No inward bound ves sels to sight. Wind §, tight; weather clear. TTG1 ANDS, Jaly 24, eneet—No 2 2 vessels wight. Wind S. Hight! weaiher — ™ SANDY LOOK, Joly 24, sunset—No inward bound in sight. Wind 8, ie a Sane Pt tt yr) Miseelancous. For San Francisco shipping news to the 7:b inst see telegraph colnmns, Snip Nowraers Crrer, from An! ou the Goodwin Sands 12: inai, ceded, Barx Nrrsow Prace. Dicks, henee for Acapntoo (not Ang: tralia), which how been reported at Rio Jareiro, bod sallod tenes. and put back tm distress on the 10d all, aa belore stated by telegtapi: troin Baltimore. Senn Luty (of New York), Francis, from Wilmington, NC, for Hoeton, got ashare on the B eud at Hodge Pence, Holmes! Hole, mording of 2lat inst, and remained at 8 AM oc 21. Sbe has received 10 damage, but will probably have to lighten be- fore getting off, Stoor Swirr, from New Redfont for Wood's Hole, strnek on Lowe Rock onthe 224 inst ond knocked a bole in her bottom, She was ra reand repaired, and proceeded for Holmes? Hole on the 23d. ‘Trae Trr or ton Messacnrvertts—The new {ron screw steamship Massachusetts, of the Boston and Southern Sterm ship Linc, wet on irial irip down the harbor oo Satuntay Jgst. Her performances were very satisfactory. It wil be ro membered that thie steamer ts the consort of te South Caro lina, The Massacbusetts began io take in her cargo at Le wharf yesterday. nud wil leave for Charleston t morrow ternoon.—Loston Daily Adv, Jnly 21 earp for New Orleans, got was floated of and pro- Whaicmen. COLUM New Bedford 284 inst, bark Wave, Courtney, Atlantic on, Tonehed at Payal June 13, bark Statira, Tnoe, NB, 2400 bble me aud WW Joa bone, 234, Millinoket, Taber, do, landed IS ep ol. Arr at Palta June 17, s; ke. hip Mary Tummovd, 2 days from Boston for New Orleans, ary Jat 40 48, lon 68 lb—Ly pilot boat M Li Grinnell, No 1. cece Goddurd, Kingtnan, fren St Jobn, NB, for the Mediterranenn, S, Tat 42 40. Pork Gazelle’ from New Paven for Barbados, Jnty M4, lat 52 . Patterson, from Havana for Portland, July 17, Lr Ocean, off as last reported, ™ — Heywood, hence for Marsolldes, July 19, lat 40 20, Sehr “ Ruruest,” of NYork, for Apalachicola, July 14, tat 8), jon 72. Foreign Ports, Anpnossex, Jnty Sid Gon Berry, Boston. Brew, Hon, J uve 19=in port barks Hobron, seen Aes Pewous, from St Thomas, to load us an part, and 5 for ship Sunteam, Misha. T ship James LiileGeld, ral) Dey (apd ald 20h for Chinchms); 19M, Melbourne (and eld 2d fer Chivehar oh : . Chatgwort Ta, port aah, ships F'A Palmer, Al Pi arr Hath; 18th, Kineo, Everest, trim Melbourse, arr Ich; Mar cellu, Hallet, from do, art 2th; Grace Darling, Hearee, from cS arr 2id— all ; Ronbler, Lathrop, from, Aespnics Listen, Thomen, poy z ia, ist. King. from San Francisco, odin Hood. Mathews; Fxperts Remea and BD teat Greta, sorting Crockett, from rr ( rely bi ehas. ofr 2b, Cor Valencia, Frelght 1 Rawr ba Isiands, Jane 2), ships Cherubim, Skinner: Co r; Ocean Traveler, p nin: Darreis Brothers, 3 Mary Me MoNear: Sybil, Pree J Whits, Amoe Lawrenon, Nickere: orsburg, Oakes: Mantins ani Am Blirtage. ibm Hepry;, Blondel, mis Napier, | Ke ; Summa pot Jo, Hulman: Py Cottle, Hallowe? 1 Gro, Forenee Job 'A Park Coleman; Ard Orovite, Nickerson; Eh, We Piel rs 5 Fe miata for Cork; Bare venta (Spain); Prima € ape; berhe Luey A 0 1 ‘or | Alfred Lamont, Anéeraon, for ng om] Teland; Onla, at, Inly Arr Oteoe, hing, je % Rattmore, an “Fordoma Htmore. uy tT port barks Princeton, Recles, from i$ ee, Chrisuan, “Hag, j pian ily ope hee ee = Livenroct, July —Arr Auto jeans; | 13h Donat. iirype, nod Fianter, Tmiey : Sa- | mm N¥ork: Caroline, Detroti; lth, New taht, Cosblbg, Charleston; twen, Holy Cele; Gleaner, Laut; Melcher; Bilis, Nugara, Lawrence James N. Watts: ¥, Mabop. Indiana, Averil, and Chas Couper, Jordan, ivator, Rosell, #Yort; Young tm, Merriman, Jith, Ann B Hooper, Hooper, Phiindety hie: Lath, Con- = and Asterion, Hows, NYork, ib, Shooting Popteing,”” NYorkg Wl Town bare J rd ike. cer nae eee i ares, | Trow. Sid Lady of the Lake (Rr), King, We AG RNERLY, July 0—Arr schr 8 ¥ Solliday, Seaman, AKERS LANDING (Warwick), ni Bae au (Warwick), July 2—Axrr NVRIS, Jury 20-8id schr Lextn ete Cir, x ea Theatr sehr J L 2, FALL RIVER, July 21—Arr sohra chnries Ee tisien, Meta Blizabethport; Henrietta, Braman, NYork. cia, Cartwright, and Silas Wriebt, Seaman, Bird, Chase, ‘and Maria ‘Cummings, chard Rordén, Arnold, Philadelphia. G¥ORGETOWN, SC, July I—-Arr sche rlewt ‘ries Hudenn, bury, i Drinkwater, Rock! ton; 17th, bri Hol MES’ len, Rabcock; Pearl, i 5 Nenle, Hendersin; Rva Bell, Lee, and Mi rem, A Go for Phulrdelphia; % Statton. Haley, Mion foray; len kins, Crowell, Quiney for Bandy. + Elizabeth, ham for NYork; West Gleam, Tarr, mas H Thompson, abd Caledonia, Coombe, Bangor patra. x ‘ARK, July 3—Al bre 4 WRK: sick ont pes eee dicate, do: ™. ‘Ban, oil Aitoo!, ‘Kingston; Banuer, Uaversiraw. 2 me Miler, NEW RDFORD, Joly M—Arr sehre Connectiont, Bilzabet sport: Blac ; xt,” Golden Age, Pann, Nrork. ahd a, cae pag Phar ans. NEWBURYPORM, July 21—Arr brigs A Horta, Orcuif, and Beatrice, Drisko, RonJout; achrs Amel Then: 2a, brig Mayngaeg; Breen eae NAWVONT, Joly 21—Arrschre Mary Nowell, Covill, Salen. for Nyork: Ana Salter, Pish, Warebatn for do; Manry Ginba, Snow, Provitence for do; P M Bonney, Phinney, ! for de ond oll satiod AM 23d: 22) Boston for Philadel- iba Jane, Clarke; A Tirretl, kins, Gondrieh, frew Boston for Phile jy Rortemmouth, NEL for doz Mary Ana r Alewandeta: jonnt. Hod, trison, for NV¥ork; Kate Stewart, Mather, for ek, Wareham for Philnde’pbis: J ¢ Chew, anton tor Ezubethporih, Fakir, Power, y . Davis, NYork for Provklence; for NYork: Hy; a Boston 2 Rgetmna Poi'ade i phia fi welling. NYurk fur Bt Ji Powers Mune ch 6 Wave <r), ¥ john, NB; J beth. Morrill, Rondout for Boston, NEW LONDON, July 23—Are sehr HB Gibsom, Crocker, Philodelpbia. S13 kehr © Pendleton, Rogers, Baltimy ' Lang! sehr Telegraph, Rogers, Ar row, NEW HAVEN, July 20—Arr eebra Releidere, Bro tiey, Port Ewen: Koierprise, Marin, NRranswi Ata Kor Pitindelp) iat Kodrou, Dilpe, Bilan xt; Dr \ Mary Bromley, Mincoy, ‘Treniam: sloop: . Maverstraw el \ menn, NBrunawick: Adonis, Jennings, Flea . Gleaner, Cols man, N¥ork.. Sid sohis Ralumore. Si . Kees ockeon, do; f Dckin N¥erk; Caroline, do; soup PORT TOWNSEND. Jane 18—A; srppored aryl Tord. fran han Founctece dist tip Eee, Wasa Ching via can Frapeiaen. for Port PENSACOLA, Juno 11 Ver sclirs Velasen, Wriebt, Galves ton. 12). Union, Nash, and MC Terbe!l, Strong, Lavaeca, ‘ PHIEADELPHT Ay anly 2 Arr eteamor BD om bork Chester, € pon, NY« Taso, St Jagr o 4 ry 4 scl G Deering. Piawham, Alexa \¢ Arr Appleton, Stanwood, Alexandr's, Pavme. v OB tohie, French, aad Justina, sulk, New York. Stans) for a brie. ¥ PORTSMOUTH. July 21-— Arr brig Tangent, Matibews, Ell Ta, rt PROVIDENCE. Sty 2 Avr whee West Wind, Burnett, i J niy 23 ol C; ‘ tod Ann § Brow i. Brown, Alecunirint 10 Mesa, iurtont on <8 Ap; ia: A ogate, Cranmer, god Willow Tf on, Austin, Blianbewbpert; Aire B Commerce apa bethpor!: RM Greepe, Port Bron Amara, Hedansn, ia selira War mith, and Deon. ae | oops Taend, Reming‘on, and Julis Aun, Bios IUCKEY. duly B— Arr egies Kova Piaber NJ; JR Michel, Morris, Philadelphia; RICH OND, July M1—Are Vork, ecbrs Josiah Achorn Merrill. Reekiend; 3 «Jas T Brady, Mauhews NYork. ‘Ski fi i 3 ry > a. ne 20— Arrships Morn! b Carriar Deve, Montell, ruiao sad Callao; bark Karly @ird, Cook, tor If duly & EAVANNAT, July 2-Cid shin Webfoot, Hodze, brig Vory € Piiebury, St Mary's, Pla: eohre Kate Lovett Peagoes. Hobart, NYork. \! brig Rrothers; sehre 3 Fuciish, Hoelah: George Réward, ih, ty Soke hee eheniem, Leeman, scboe J bay gs a a {Van Huren, Wall, Port Bwwem ‘Youn, Nori huea Oui Ryder, cd City Polat, Vangoe a & Fe STONINGTON, J Arr sobre Al 5 Pt fale ty Sigh Tod en ’ Tethnert" soon Bmaulstor, Matthews, NYork for Nantaaket P = —_—— CARD—ORNTLFMENS NEW AND LROT OFF Crethiog varehased for the Wi ja Ikege or #30") bn Call. tie wtore, or Coney. Cortre street, WR. baring tay om will plonse address #8 a! GPRAT DEVAYD FOR CLOTH A Srenti INO.—LADIFS AN Clabing, Parnitare + fe from. Noats, from $1.t0 $10: Drreasem, from 88 * a woul Dress ine Riphest price wil bs paid ior my or wldreasing 4. Ta Reims, Obs Thana ded to by Sirs. Harria po tanad DEYTHR CHANCE FOR 1 ATTRAC Lae aye ciry. Call at or badreet isa cnn ing 7. Mt OF fect and Peer ueth aes busine ea transacted oo nnye ATENTION TH SURAT WAY ernie to get a fair cor’ pears: BS Keve avep' tended by ‘Mintz, GREAT. DEMAND FOR CAST OFF Tadven ab} gent peaet bs. men oan receive the full vain. fmuranterd not tH be hr eee fendera, Trg to yu es Dry ran oe . od at larris, No. 136 teal Twers > p Ang aad Twenty-first strecta. Ladies: A Q*\7 panxp For @ ‘urniture an? Carpeta—1 Price ia Cia or the ‘above om ‘ ee La on or ical Ladies aisented tn by Mire, Mobs OFF ANTRIN en oa ae OO sautiininnenttnenseatensedeanenstanaaereny oe ae eee / 1 ty 1nd Roveth eter, eh Ue RETESET ies Betonded to Dyn as