The New York Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1860, Page 11

die — —o valk eee ee caer ED > RL rere ibchieh athena tires soe en rmuda Correspond: i a strong burinces notes of ordinary length On thewtber | held with Our Be \% spondence. ! maintained thre hont the day. In the afternoon ot gered ye ee oer Hasortos, Bermnda, July 24, 1860. | stocks wer treciy sopplied, and a decline of 184 | gerate, and certain yenple ar” ™ is gg call at § | Beapectad Vid of the Prince of Weies—Legittative Prova | por’ ne ve SPP scriptons—the market | pero a roms ot f Severe Thunder Storme—Destruccion of a Church, | a BM, steam frigate Valorour, Capt. W. C. feiled on Saturday last for Halifax, to je sod Geet in aitendance on H.R. H. *” We are in hopes of haying ® * 41." from the Prince of ‘Wales, and shall know det Sere on Tuesday Pext, toly hy the English mail due A bill bas ben introduced der tak D6 & census of tacee A Dil Providing + ty Works bas A “gembly by a lar » majority. @ have hed #0y",6° fearful tinder storms during the Yast four weeks, # ud afew days ago (ho Military chapel, & pew and pret’ edifice, was strack by the electric tuid ‘SB0 one end © ;mpletely shattered, s0 a8 0 make it noces- Bry, fo rebv id. Indeed, UDLEF a) one, for wep Wed t roughout. City Intelligence. Acapemy or Sixpy —The regular monthly meeting of “abe Academy of Medicine was held last evening, in the wana)) chapel of the New York University, Be. John Wat. son, the President, im the chair, No business of particu- ler snterest came before (he Academy, A comanunica- Non from the Council of the Acudemy proposing that the treet ngs be discontinued during the months of July ard Avg ort, owwmg to the ttle interest twken in them at that Same, wag read by the Secretary. No actiem takeu on he properition. Dr. Jom Warsov'read am obituary commemorating the Worth amd twientea¢f the Mite Dr. Robert Bay, e member @f the Academy, and at the time of big death, in Mest, Curator of the Pathological Museum in the 3 York Hosp'tal. Dr. Warsow alco reed an interesting end able paver on “The Ppidemic Sore ‘Throat of ‘ork in 1859-60,” giving riptive apg end statistical accounts of cases with which The 4. he met in his own practice. é ty adjowrned to meet on Cue firet Wednesday ‘& September. Bare in Wernes Sorner, Lose Anoer $40,000.—Shortly Defore #'x o clock Mast erening,a fre was discovered on She fourth toor of the building Ne. 21 Warren street, in the premiess of Ledewig & Haydter, importer and dealer fm thawie. The fremen were qcickly at the premises and at work, but the famer spread rapidly and soon ex” Yended into the Sfth Moor; the premises of Sulzbacker, @xKtermen & Welcless, importere and dealers in tailors Wimmings, &c. In about an ‘hour the flames were @abddued and the fire extingcished. The damage to the various mocks by water will be heavy. Lade- wig & Haydter’s lose will probably amount to $25,- 000, wad to be fully iusurod. he loss of Sulz Becker, Gitterman & Wedeless will be about $30,000, principatly by water. Insured for $75,000 in city compa. aie, The firtt floor of the building is occupied by W. J. Schloss, dealor in woollen Stock damaged by water probably to the extent of $10,000. Insured for $30,000 as follows: Liverpool and Londen, $10,000; Brooklyn, $5,000; ‘Central Park, $5,000; East River, $5,000 American Ex- change, $5,600; total, $80,009. The building is owned by J.C. Gri It is damaged about $1,000; said to be in- sured. The origin of the fre és unknown a t. The premises had not been locked up over fifwen minutes when thetre was discovered. The Fire Marshal hag the matter anéer investigation. Dry ey His Ixsvxms.—Henry Paebler, the German, who wasmtabbed at the corner of Third street and ave. mue A, en Sunday night, by a man named Adam Jager, died yesterday morning, a: Bellevue Hospital, from the effects of his injuries, 19 Coroner was notified of the fact at an carly hour in the day, but for some reason or other the inquest was pegponed until ten o’clock this morning. socprsxt To aN Exccrmcw Boat.—The Atlantic Light ‘Guard, of this city, went on an excursion yesterday, on ‘Board of the steamboat Columbia, to Glen Cove. Every- ‘thing pessed off pleaeantly until the party were return- fog Lome, when the steamboat was run into by a schoo- mer near City Island, and a large portion of her upper worke was carried away. Three of the excusionists were ‘Wrown into the river, and ome of them, named James Camp oe!l, aged 22, was drowned. The other two were rescued. sham, a Admiral <e “rince of Wales. nthe House of Assemb!y (alands in the year 1861, fer tho appointment of an Inspector of econd reading in the Hous our summer so far hag been a charact ter. vacant weal ow The eo reanacee and Incendiaries in exe. On the night of the Iéth the town of Tyler, Smith county’, war thsown into great excitement by the detec- ‘Vion Of an individual, a stranger Wo the place, in the act @f setting fire to @ dullding. He was shot at by the Patrol, but succeeded in escaping. Oo the Sd of July, as we Brepham 1 iver, daree met n from ® letter in the lock, Sen., his son, ant & law—were arrested in Chapel Hill, and before a public meeting on a charge of being adol! Lon A committee of f the most ro- epectable citizens was appoint’ tigate the affair. Ri was proven by several geatiemen that the accused had repeatedly said that there were three thousand abulition- fete in the State hree years the black re- podlicane would aid that they sympa th Drougat * the State as soon as «. They bave complied ‘ #8 avout forty years old, and humpbacked Yourg Clock is about tweniy » and Perkins about . received an extra of the A Oe @ Ane sier of Mr. Charles R. Pryor, on the ee (a Texas inced that they resulted from part abolition ip Texas, and " 1 to be the precarsor of mor? 8e try by the In- 2 fires aro 1 and have Departures. ARTURR: want Tentonia— Don Bar. Don Carlet Kaw Tangueahetn, N Hertel, St Lon A wis, Blo mingwon; Aedreas Siocom), NY: WL y ap adelphia FU Se'gon aud indy, NY; J F Moser, do, M Pulverman Fr Bantz, Chatieatown: Corneille Verbuist, Havana.) Bartbomier. do, Mra W Hermonn and four oN ¥: Mrs 4 = lenping, St Lovte; Chas Lion, aha "Vogel and ay, Rt Louis, Mine Marin Voge!, Mamer Vogel, ®t Louie—and bers in steerage, Tote!, bis Havnit via Noutns ¥PtoN— Steamahip [linols—Mles © Atv Cae Fournier Chas Gaenalen, . 1) Hatton, Prudhomme, } W Robe P Joanatoue, james Bevis Mek ng. Pe Adama M OP Offray, Bond ard daugbier, § Hook aml wife, Mia Adelman, 1, Steuer P Har'e, Pas'ine tieget, Mie Leemend, \brietine Rawmer. nhler, art Gobring, Miss 0 Weber, cbibtren, Wr recht, F Schun® pad eer, Anna Het, R B Graber, M Reimen J Hammel, J Brock ane two ehildren, J P Ebel, J Trotter, J Steger L Steiger, Misa v Jou Kuhn, J Guytten, P J Conrad. 1, Korn, top y Haha. MK a , ma Nip Langenbach, B Bagvicki, Mre Eriewein, Jobn Fetech aud three children, Jobe Sebvor? EK Bahver, Jacob Irioo, G Seheanbuth, ¢ Bobender, P Pinig, Apna Seheck and sister, L Sattler, B&F Ovatracher, Mist Sch man, A Korn aod two j A’Schepp, Dorethea G Nene 3 Imberg Use Halley aoer, A Sebaritele vunid’y J Hammont, ( Lamberse, Abd brother, R'R Wools, Mew 1. Weoda. Mise Hogman. Liv enroc Marcia © Day—Mie Carleton and son, Mew James J Bard aw jeree-—N A Rishon, J Lather per. Indy and 2 children, atne and danghter, TM ay, L Boil, Master F gion Walmer, Med Phe ost & RY. Me F Charter juatemaln: Me AP Mr Made la Te D & heiper, ( iy Ric =x. an. ‘ . FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wrowespay, August 1—6 P. M. The money market continues to exhibit more stria- gency, and we alter our quotations as follows :— For short paper, first class double name, 54.06 per cent; same quality, 4.46 months, 6} a 7 per cent; call loans, 5 a 6, with little doing to-day at the low er figure. There is a good deal of shifting of loans, expecially among the banks, and it is hoped that, next Monday, those institutions will show no fur- ther increase of loans, The foreign exchange market closed steady for ‘the steamer to-day; the export of specie was $428, 012. The Teutonia took no specie. This has been another exciting day on the Stock Exchange, and prices are generally higher once more. This morning, o« soon as the Western share list was touched at the Board, all was excitement, | Awe NEW YORK HERA Closing firm at the decline. Stoc! representing roads nearer home were Quighely gy was sold down to 564, but railed, closing 574 bid; Centra! advanced 4; Erie was steady. The Michi- gan Southern securities continue to advance, and arescarce. Tn State stocks the business wasrmati, without change in prices, The demand for Western railway bonds continues active; Michigan Southern | seconds, which, under the old administration sold at thap JT, and were hard of sale, were wanted to-day at | €9§. At the cloge the merket was iirm at the fol lowing quotations:-—Virginia 6's, 903 a 91; M. souri 6’s, 814.04; Pevitic Mail, 81a 3; New York Central, 844.8 4; Exée, 25) 8%; Hudsem River, 574 af; Harlem, I6j@{; Hariem preferred, 45 a 4; Reading, 473 a 4; Michigan Centra’, 61 a |; Michi- gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 15j a j; do. guaranteed, 45) 8 3; Penama, 1259; Ulinois Central, 7a 4; Galena and Chicago, 73 a {; Cleveland and Toledo, 39; a 3; Chicago and Rock Island, 783 a j. The besiness of the SubTreasury to-day wes as follows: — ‘Total reoedpt —For custo Payments, Balano... oe The following table shows the condition_of the banks in the four leading cities:— York, Jul; 78 easy aot iad" 5 ‘ Boston, Su 212,500 6.548900 191296 $0,262,881 271,298 788.676 igter, Hydsoy getyoy | $i 78,208 42,008 978 98,407 tee 138,172 on ear Ghore (29,250,898 194,482,422 \ tae “4 req conn to be ‘Sat New York exchange will continue onfayorable, and this porition being assumed as Correct, our money market must eventually be tgbt™h for 'a while whenever there is apy copeiderabie call Ter céédit. This call is already beginning in New York with “oe increasing business of the geazop, not only in merchandise posers Regge a adn inward, but in. the incipient crop movements. It usually comes here a little later, but 18 sure to come in ». snd Go pe: abilities being thet es the autump ad venom, fated | be ccnsiderably bigher and more active in» then it is om, \t follows from ail considerations 4 will be dearer in Boston also, and LD UnODAY, AUGUST 2. | borrow! New York on Boston account will be more difficult and at | higher Sgures. We fully admit the present dullness, but expect to mee money at six to eight cent for nee Pm sing fo oe jae we are an} mere at all, reoen pa fhe at five per cent to a rather restricted supply at sxx atbeste the readiness with which the market is > vorably affected, after a period of exceeding ease, big! 8. ie, | 19000 do. inet Beet oe, 310,965 We take the following from Messrs. Neill Brothers & Co.'s circular, per Africa to-day:— Complaints of drought still freach us from the upland districts, while on river bottoms and prairie land the crop a w do =. sone are from Georgia and Texas, and it appears p1 a the late dry, hot weather has been upfavorable for hilly lands generally, On the low, moist lands, however, the season thus far bas been very favoratyic, and the pras- pecte were seldom more promising. The crop !s forward, and picking has fairly commenced; but the recent com: plawte have made the public mind very sens: present critical period. \ 300 The following isa statement of the movements | 300 of cotton for the past week and since Ist of Sep- tember last, compared with the fve preceding 541,000 40,000 384.000 2,533,000 118,000 000 407,000 2,223,000 85,000 000 519,000 2,916,000 63,000 7,000 276,000 2,163,000 149,000 over those of last year, and an increase of 1,394,000 over 185) and the exports exhibit the follow- ing results:— Comp'd with@! Brit. France. Oh. FP. Total. — Stock. Incr, Iner, Deer. ner, ner. Last year.600,000 153,000 64,000 784,000 37.000 Iner. pt a 1856-'53...883,000 200,000 103,000 186,000 59,000 | 800 Reading The directors of the New Jersey Central Rail- way have just laid before usa statement of receipts and expepses for the six months ending June 30, compared with the corresponding six mouths of 1859, a similar comparison of the coal tonnage, and a condensed statement of the company’s posi- tion on the let of July. We copy as follows:— Ine. January. 1 S24 i 2. 5 - §4.191 109,453 105,802 068,857 Pe PrLe re) Divided as follows Pare: as usnal of late, and Rock Island sold at 81, Ga- lena at 744, Toledo at 40, Borlington at %4, Iilinoia | Conteal at 77}. These priges were, of course, aot ' York © to Merchandise, Coal. . + S498174 Receipts 6 x08, S37 448.174 120 Expenses..,... > lis 4 Net earnings 343,480 200,998 ” The report says:— The vet earnings 10 Ik mouths are thus shown to be $543.480 97, Test apcount, including the ed debt, but'not yet pay ah fund $219,923 01, Ovl Of these paid a dividend ng ude 30. od quarterly, on of about the 15th day of ( Apriland July. Since the anpual report debt has been d to $900,000 m into stock of U bonds, under the pr other debis, $245,000, on After dedacting the balance of the inte accrued on the bond , there remains as a dividend nings the Board declared and 6 percent for the six mo dence will hereafter be mode xpired June 90 Ail ide the first and second mort gage bonds sod ihe ord nary accounta current, were extia Ruisbed by a2 arrangement with the holders of second b whiclvotherwise would haye been pre: b fented tor conversion, by wh nts, avd bonds were ex were presented for stock and extinguiahed in p former, the in- maw TORE Chant ug £0 adjusted &@ to make the result o the com Uplands overy respect precieely Ordinary... Os o ded debt was left 0 exigtenc Viddling uplands. 10% lies Were extinguished, and any asity for a for. Se ling fair 2 ther iesue of stock obviated. By these operations, aud | F 2% fu 'y the receipt of $68,000 on the Borip glock, the capital stock bas beén incroaged $1,198,000. The >t baa been redqced $1,145,000, and will be further diwinished $100, 0€6 on the ist of August by paying oif that amount of first mortgage bonds, leaving the debt $2,0C0,000, The following is, we understand, a reliable ac- count of the late Railroad Convention at Saratog: ¢ Saratoga Raliroad Convention closed ite eeesion on 1 was Without doubt the most im- *s ever held upon this contin: tly ha-monioes, to the smallest 4 tail, nor were the debates throughout the protracted ses. sion interrupted even by an —— word. The con vention was compored of Mr. Thompeon, of the Pennsy!- Vania Ceptral, who acted a& President; Mr. Shantey, general manager of the 4 Trupk of Canada; Mr. Vib he New York Central; Mr. Marah, of the Erie, arret, of the Baltimore snd Ohio, There was dance of railway men; but the five ere alove in session, and laid down Jaws for railway management in foture. A perma peut ation bas been formed, of which Mr. Thom is he executive the next three months, and be enccreded in his foor associates, Siated meetings are and Lereafter bo made by the asa changed without unanimous ert. Hereafter, to common pointe beyond each her's lines, fares aud freightaare to be antform—thus portant railway cobs its action being y thi The more serious complaints itive to the | 369 show an increase of 765,000 | 5000 Del.1k& ¥ the direct | & ‘2c nt of second mortgage | good supply Ving to each road te pataral business, while alocg | their own lines each company will manage ak its interests | demand nies are an! an to stans with the roude the same as the pul tee will not iw future be “cut” under the cloak \prees coptract To-day the ratee are to be ar vance: to the prices of April inet, and anotber advance will be marie towards the middle of the month, to be followed by eveb fut Hvances and changes 4 the interest the roads and equity towaras merchants may ma proper. Cattle here to be carried by weight, and not per cai very just change to wii partice— Aud excursion trains over very lovg routes at col cost abandoned. No drawback", commissions of abate ment of any kin! i to be mace ‘by etther company, ancl aten early day a whole army of expensive ag who have fattene! upon the roeds, is to be dispensed with. | The five members of the Convention represented fu:l quarter of (he entire raiway capital of the United State avd will manage their property tpom the same that practived by the <oven members forming the “Ar ciated Press of Now :York— fair pay for eerv rendered, and ‘no unfair competition The New Orleans Picay of ports:— The exchange market has been lang! the open. ing to the f the wee show ac siderab tion in al The mop though not heary, was Feqairements, but the de nominal for any description enerally maintained, except for foreign and dom ple Wo meet all ordi was lit le better thy Rater, howover, were frane 1 Saturdey re- | « | 290 , Which have slightly declined. Quotations rule ag | 90 190 do... 160 58% 1000 do... 9034 100 Mich SKNIRR'D20 18 4000 FrieRRb 1875. BIg NO sepaabcedlg «1? 1€00 F RRK Zamige 10154 10 do : 3000 Micso'2d m bde 603g 950 MSo&NIn gid sik 4434 3500 Oe eveeeee OD” B00 dOrseevse. 44% 1000 N ta tet mige.. 82 pty ‘2000 Mich 80 sf bds. gbds 5000 LakekAWlstmb 28 Artisans’ ik 10 100 do.... 60 Hudson Riv. 200 100 10 Chic,B & Quin 300 ( Fe ee 810,Milw & Mise RR. _ Re 1150 La Cr & Mi) RR, 100 do. . Devservece s Misrouri o's. 15 she Pac M) S8 Co. 250 N Y Central RR. . 20 p&e 350 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Wapyaspay, August 1—6 P. M. Aste —The market was steacy with fair sales at for pots, and at 644 for pearls Brravertrrs.—Flour—The market was firmer and the demand fair. Prices closed at an advance of 5 to 10 cents per barrel. The traneactions footed up about 18,- 000 barrels, closing within the range of the following quotations — Superfine state... Extra State....... Supertine Western b Corn meal four was ip better request and pr: embraced about 1,200 barrels at $5.a $6 10 for $5 20 a $5 45 for spring white extra, and $5 50 erextra do. Southern flour was active, and mixed grades were firmor, with + 9.000 barrels, closing within the e ye flour was stea Corp meal was mode. re uncharged. Wheat—The Ne prices w * firmer, and closed frem le. a 2c. lower, The § fooied vp abou yeluding a iL 25. new white . $1 25, and new red of old white Indiana and Ken 4 with a better demaud cud ut closed dull. The sales embraced about tng good to prime sound Western and 650 9 864,¢ for Western yellow. and in the absence of sald ‘Was in limited demand at slo Parley malt was selling wt 9c a i prices easier. The transactions em. 4 Western at 38c. # 89c., and State at tucky at bi ber pr 65,000 besbe mixed at 62e, braced Canadian 30 #400 mar Sales of 500 a 600 bags Rio were made at lic. wtinved Orm. 1 Corrox —The market was stesdy yosterday unchanged. The sales embraced closing op the bagis of the follows ng i* @ statement of the movement in cotton mber lai, a8 compared with the pre- year — seen 1857. vious three 3858. ‘1859. Ree at Pte... 2,892,000 3.081,000 8.680.000 000 Fx, to G. BL... 1,407,000 1,772,000 1,986,000 000 Ex. to France 402,000 357,000 = 420,000 000 Ex other F Pts 407.000 884.000 641,000 489,000 T 2,533,000 2.935.000 8,718,000 8 118,000 140,000 170,000 . included in the above:— 11,000 17,000 2, 17,000 24000 1 000 - 6,000 1,000 4,000 3.000 2,000 21,000 33,000 4.000 eceipts at the porte, comparcd with XO bales. The increase in exports to increase to France, to other foreign ports, 52,000. Tctal in” crease ib exports, 783,000 bales Prmens —Rates ruled fi A evgagements were me ‘#\W deat were engaged, in ebip # bags, at 10 id., and bulk, at 10d.; 1.000 bbls. four at as. Tigd.; 201 neco et 15s. per G00 Iba ; 600 boxes cheese at be ; 200 packages butter 50s. both by steamer, To Lon den, 6.000 bushe'® wheat were engaged at 10i¢¢. To G «Ww, 6CO bbls. our at 28. Od. To the Continent rates rirady, wth modera'e engagements, —Sales of 200 0 000 boxes of raisins were While room was scarce To Liverpool, 6.000 The various transportation and express compa- | ®t. ‘bcluding layere, at $2.00, and M. R's at $275 Foa.—The market has epened with more activity and Srmpres. The sales of dry cod within a day or two have embraced about 1.600 , afloat, at $476.0 $450 Mackerel were firm and in gyod demand; bi fame period 500 4 1.600 bbls have been sold, a 25 for No. 2 apd $8 50 " herring bave been sold freely 8 500 for ecaled and 186. a Me. far No.1. Pick: lea Mar ig were tirmiy beld, with limited sales GrSyy Ciom.—sales 900 baics were reported in Boston #1 Ide Bay —Sales embraced about 800 bales at 900. a 6c. for ship amen t, and $1 $1 08 for city ure. Hewr was deli; the Inst sale of Manila embraced 600 bales, to arrive, at 646 , Rix months, and 560 lo, at p. t. Bors —The accounts from England representing the prospects © crop country as unfavorable bas im- parted n firmness to the’ market bere, leading to @ epeculetion, end large lott are said to have chan, bende at p t.; and 200 a 900 bales of 1850 have beon sold + omemption atte, @ 1S. Old of '67-'68 were beid bove the views of buyers, Tres=The merket contirved dull for all kinds, and etna! sales of the best brands of Seoteh pig were mado at Si5—ex months, lowe continued ip goed demand, with sales of 1,000 a 1,£00 bhie., at (Se. for common and at $110 for lamp Peckland. Moiseers —Selee of 25 bide. Porte Rico were made at and 95 bhes, aed Oo bbs. Cubs muscovado were made at Te. a Bie. Nava? Stones were quiet and prices nominal. annexed, vir-—Clear sterling bills, 100% © 100i4; Bank | (.,--Linseed olf was firm o more with rales ratee, 110m 11014. Hill of! lading drafts, 10956'0 109. | Ausrken tod Ragin, wihis Ge pate ane a France OF 1236 # O11T}4 per dollar. | siaty day bills on | Some 90,000 & 40,000 fallece, chichy ut ot, sow bend se New York, &c.., i @ 14 per cent discount. Sight % © | Gar 's @fiy. The followin, | from the Whaleman’s Ship- % percent premium. Specie—The movement for the 2 New \eiven & review of that mar- past week bas been unumuaily restricted, and no change | week ending the ‘ult. —The market for Of any kind bas transpired in rates. Receipte compriee | sperm aince our last haa been unusually active, and we only $79 0CO from Brazos Santiago, and $35,000 from Gal | notice a further advance in price of 180. per The Teaton; and shipments were Limited to $100,000 for New | traneacticns for the week embrace eales of 14.488 bbla., York, The Boston Post, in its weekly review of “ FY. nance and Business," says:— Our money market i* in a rather queer condition. | ther inquiry Stork in t On the one hand the banks are loting specie, and ex- cherge with New York \® ruling steadily adverse, after a recent lore of a million and a quarter, and after the aperegate boldisg bas declined to about No large sume are floating about, and the carront rate for very prime paper i¢ fully @ per cent. In New 7 per Cont i8 We prevailing rate also for ip parcels for export and home consumption. WY ry For export, 10 000 bbis., in parcels, at $1 40 a $1 48 per gallop, and to the trade 2 1,600 co. at $1 60 per spectistore’ hance, eet mated at 14,200 bbls. Whale in goed demand, and firm at quotations. The fince our last inciude alee of 3,900 bbia.— at 48e and 200 bbie , in varie , at 600. per Whaiebone—We jearn of no transactions in this ion market — # The inchadjng Dew mers at $19 a ‘and new prime prices. Bases a Rice quiet at 40. a be.” fcoans were qulet and without change of moment prices. The sales were co! 6c. 07,0. for refining cery graves. Mexsra, RL. '& linbed to day me Siening prices for their de: — Best quality pugar, eealty crushed . 1030. ;’ circle A sugar, Wc: prapulat Brora et Sieg sugar, 103,¢.: +a quality grou sugar, “NVrhusany -Salee of about 300m 408 bbls, were mate at 20:,c. @ 20%¢0., closing duil, i NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wenxtspay, August 1, 1860. BEEF CATTLE. We found the yards all full again to day, which be‘to. kened snother uncommonly du market day. There, were over four thourand head marked down on the ’jooks at Allerton’s great Washington drove yard for tha week, and the tulk of them were on fale to-day. The v.rge receipts of lart week enabled butchers to procure a good supply at a low range of prices. In view of this fart they were but indiferent purchasers today, et best, but to this was adced tke fact ihat the receipts were ugain very heavy, aud the poor average quality of tke offerings, tended to make them stil) less amxious to operate, and prices in cop sequence declined fuily ‘half a cent a pound on the lower grcer, and pearly es much on the ovbers, The highest Price paid was nine cents, except im rare inetences, and ‘the greater part of the offerings usually classed ar good 10 prime, were placed at about €3,c. per pound. A good many of the inferior offerings were hard of sale, even at lowest prices—6o. to To. per Ib.—and the average be ould ‘uot have much exoseded ‘Tage. It was the prevailing opinion when our reporter left the yards that quite a number of the poorer grades would be left over unsold, a@ 4 large aumber were left in the pens at a lato hour ip the aft ruoon, and the demani at that time was pext to nothing. Almost al) the stock wag in first hands, as ppeculatore for the most part refrained from operating in view of the disastrous result of last week's operatinns. The total number on gale at Allerton’s was 4,124 head, and at all the yards 4.232 head, against 4,253 head last week, At Bey Hil) the transactions on Munday reacbed 763 head, and prices met a correrpond- ing depreciation. At Browning’s and the other down town yards, there were little or po alteration from last week's markets, Lichen 5 at all the yards for the week wb and last week were as fol ees Washengton. Browning's. Chamberlin’s. O'Brien's. z 92 This werk. .4.124 38 Last week. .4.115 a7 19 The current prices for the week at all the markets are as follows:-— ‘BRERF CATTIR. Pron oo 800 780 6 to 00 00 00 oo 223g e748 pene S835 sesk quality, per ¢ 3 First Ordinay Perr pepe ened s3ss FF $ wont Sess First quality. Onber qualities ra MILCH Cows. ‘The large number on sale last week tended to the market materiallyy, and very low prices have been accepted throughout week, in order to enable bolders to clear out the yards for a by oy The number on tale to day was also pretty large, the demand in con- _ ) Sequence light, aud prices may be considered merely no- minal, The bulk o Tying from $20 to $90, and orcasions { the offerings are placed at prices va- but there are many sales at under rales at above $45, Choire cows bringing $50 a $60, total receipts at all the yards for the week and last week were as follows :— Washingon. Browning's. Chamberlin's. O'Brien’. This week. .26 31 i] 41 a 3 Last week.. § YRAL CALVES. The receipts baye fallen off materially daring the past two weeks, and there were about 150° bead ip the yercs this week thap last, the total number on sale bel 690 bead. In view of this fact, the market haa szeumed @ decidedly more buoyant t, and the demand bas been more active, while prices have advanced somewhat, erable portion of the best offerings having been utfrem 6° a 63gc. The bulk of the sales were at 4440. a 540, however, and some of the most inferior waces were dispored of at from Bigo. a 43g. The fret slave veals were old pearly as fast as they came in, but the poorer grades met with more moderate inquiry. ' The tota’ yeeeipts at all che yarde for the week and last week Were a8 folOwE v ington. Browning's. Chamberlin's. O° Brien’s. This week 467 al 39 163 Last wovk 06 14 aa 100 SHEEP AND LAMBS. Notwithstanding the receipts have for a long time been heavy, od are constantly insreasing, the market main- tar# the buoyancy which bes characterized it during the Pasi few weeks, Aud prices are fully sustained. The total iple this week are 14,564 heat, against 12,699 head Yas} werk. showing on t.ceeane of 1,568 bead. The do mend bas been tu good t the offerings bave been freely plored as fast as arrived, ip consequence of whch y tmall number was on sale at al ‘The first clase fa for selectins, however, and jar quotations. The total re ceipte at ail tbe yards for the week and lag} week were as follows — Was rien’ ®. This week..1 €,807 m. Browning's. Chamberiin’s. O'Di 8.508 2,767 €.383 1,690 Swine, Notwithstanding there is a large increase in the re- cele, (he demand eomtinues + and previous prices have been folly svstatned. ’@ wore on sale §587 head. and transactions were readily effected at prices ranging from 60. to Oye, per pound. RECAPITUT ATION, Last week..1,158 8,095 Calves, Sh. dt L. a7 an a 6,907 Sy 3 569 O'Brien's. 163 2,767 Total... . 6904 5 Last week . 43 = 197 Sl = 12 99 RECEIPTS BY NEW YORE AND ERIE RATLROAD, Cattle 2.302 2,793 Boer 3 hd kd > Sasa kande hee Herre New York : 29. Liverpod MATANTAS AND NEW ORLFAN?, arriving ot Havana Gh and ane 18th, Havana Iau, ar. TAVANA, Bresvnir—From New York New Gricave Oh. From New New York 224. v—From New York 24, arriving at Havana Tth leh Saal New Orleans 2th, Havana 23d, m New York Ith arriving gt Harana Ith ane ~ tm New Orleans 2b, Havana 28th, ‘ork! ¥ Prem New York With. arriving at Havana 234 20th From New Orleans bub, Havana Sih, 1860, « ’ Bark Martha, July 10, at anchor on the Key. Bark Davies, rare. abv r white and bait Brig Biican. Buck & Co, %, Ini 2320 N, low ’ , Bae Richmond, . Corning, rt showing s whive signal with a pabnet pig Guinare ( joby Prive,” stoermg N by Ke Suly 27, lat 96.8, oo 74 Ine Rossa’ Ports. Bront & Slaght. ’ 2 Reece, Papagi seme wane ERT Memes erie Crowell, Bosion~S W Lewis & Ca. New York; brig Ai Echr Woleott, Parker, Boston. Duell: NBG: Sleop Corwin, Bristol~Master, ‘big, do. Floop Souchport, Gladwin, New Havea—Master, eee . say Bich Come, Hl, Baiore Steamboy Tilinols, Grifin, Havre. | Tate bark “Minka,” repeicing, (> ‘ n 3 a Ply DA, tia Senthamptor Port Jul we we above sane plghe, with mise and ei eteen Seay pes ite bark Nimrod, Tae,” brace abv", wae Mors bence for London; 3° vans, | ¥ Rey NYork;, sam: x fie Sta ss vat Feb yh Rew oa Pua orients," con “ane 25, with to Sana 45, ion’ ia" Passed ship bee ort, Li bid SB", ith ps Sy eh Etats oh ke ship Shatemus, ‘from 1, ety Boar Marengo, Harans. Si tofB Dorcas Prince, Meade, Liverpool, June 39, with mdse, ofdiesy, si le Sid GW Horton, Saunders (trom N York ae Bian, Uawhp,ciasgow, darn ae to Dun. | , Gormmnatna, July botld meeslooe Merryman Joly 4. eaperioneed a serene eae Bt wits heavy | _,CitKALTAN, July 2—Cid Willard, Mitchell (from Lirervoo! ih. lat 68 24 Ton 89 B02 ap PAD Broken temitce | HAvmE, July 16—Arr Nuremburg, Scbneldan, NOrleane, 4 al e g ®, Jon 36 10, John Ba: of Me, fell = et Comndon, for do ; Wm ham. OFicky Tne ibe, Ne), PR, July 13, Wikertor NGhenne Sa 2: Fétunni ve x, Salobr, or with sugar and mm ames, Sly 26, lad 8. ton | nC aden, Mupber. ‘armick, 5 nwa ’ bi ‘Vietorta, from A Ne! ‘Wilner Partismen ved et Wit Provincstown), par Soret sa is, tek rie Monen, “Avting WD Rowait ‘Morrison; Nuren Bekuy, Haden aa ied for New York tbe day, rv vious, July 28, nYowee Joly are Hammonia, Sch wenser ‘Sun, with 100 2858 Sincktah and Uo do sperma: NS Kalan, |, HOROLec, Jone Ayr ahipe Tain, Veco, San Fran Sparks, 120 bbla black tish S40 perm v ence, land: tort, Somaet am Taken ee vee a bhis blacktish and 26 do sperm; V H Hill, Freeman, 140 achiigion'Allotae Wenae an Grace *, Boston, @h, bla kGeb and 290 do sperm; Joho .8, Caton, 140 sp, al) of Passed by do Jone 18 wip Aired Bi, - a, Francisco for Hong Kong. gaubtany ‘chr Peerless. Doe, Bermuda, Juiy 24, tn ballast, to McCall ‘ong. ani. Sith fist, at 4 17, ton 66 30, poke Derk Gaaco, hence | HAHEAX July 36—Arrechra Greyhound, Gamage, Norfol * Tse T Nevioew & Trinidad. Sehr lee rh, Martin, Minudie, NS, 10 days, with coal, to P op Wicwr, July 16—-Of, Presto, Cremer, from Rotter dam for fu port achre ogre ty Marna bell, for do 18s Cones by, Livenroer str e vf Pe ake Sr ASE cn io er The aer Oe Orleans: xiphem. Nichola, do: Underwrher, Roberta, and Yariann Sid 16th Chas Ward. Gonld, NYork: Wm Was Per etn yaar Sees Be 5 5 ie, tod. Clevelan, Geo’ Dountuaur Smale Menteeal woe tone Y us I, to Lawrence Giles & Co, Cid 17th, High'and Chief, Barstow, Me; Grace Sar ys tyny ay min ay a Miebeit Penton China, Wigzina Napa : Ent for dg i7th, 3 Baker, Alien, Cardiff; Str Rob Steamships Africa Rr), Liverpoo!—passed the Battery at 220 | Wry aarmbee: Neptune. New World, Knicht, am PM; Teutopia (Ham), Bamburg passed the Battory at 12:30 | the. Brewe?. Bt John, NBS . PM: Ariel, Aspinwel!: Bienville, Havana; James Adger, | “"Lowpon’ July ine CMe Addleon Gilbert, Cook, Ki Chartenton;’ Roapoke, Norfouk; and others. of Pence, Hiale, Oaleuttas Tint out Tih. American Bevis Wind during the day NNW; at sunset SW, very light. , NYork. Lechoux, July 7 Are Arey, i Offre, Fouptalo, dot ath, Putmrouihs Hadoeaeaee® 2A Mrmzi, July 10-Sld Josephine, Anderson, (werhaps paraiso, cleared i 7 riel, Plat, and Dieune, for Havana aC stbp. Colunantn, for erpsol at « FM: stcamahiva Teulon: for Ham ot AB Grat ont* tite 8 fetieeit tet tas ees Nothing else in aight. Weather clear and calm. Miscellanceus. day afternoon for Liverpool with 60 passengers and $428,012 in specie. The Hamburg steamehip Teutonia, Capt Taube, sailed yes- terday for Southampton and Hamburg with 118 passengers. Ammnican Liorps—Bupplement for August 1 to the above work has been received from Mesars B&G W Blunt, ihe pub Ushers. It contains the names of many new vessels, &c. Lacxcn—The clipper bark James Welsh, to be commanded by Capt W Magill, built for F Alexandre, Eeq, of this city, and iptended for the Mexican trade, was successfully launched yesterday morning from the yayd of Mr E F Williams at Green. point, She is a beautiful resse) of about 390 tons, well adapted for carrying, and built entirely of white oak and yellow pine, is extra fastened, and has a frame equal to a vessel of 600 tons. The following are her dimensions:—Length of keel, 110 feet: main deck, 120 feet; over all, 129 feet; breadth of beam, 28 feet; depth of hold, 13, feet. Her forecaatle is well adypted for the comfort of seamen, and is a very great improvement upon the old Ii ventilased ones which are so detrimental to the health of sailors, Jt is bnilt om the main deck, having two gangways, Sho aa ito of eo haat eneen, ont the eapeway sufiirient! feet long, and has 4 staterooms side for passengers. The forward part of the house rated from the after for the purpose of stowing hides and dry goods, in order that they may receive proper veutilation on the sence, thereby preventing any Unbeslthy wiasma erising, « It down i most ewsen when ‘sowed in toa bold. Her cocky s capable of holding {0 gallons of water each. The main rail and bulwarks included are 73, feet high, and very strong in order to protect her deok load. " She will imme- Htalely load tor Galveston, and then will become a regular Jer between thi# port and Belize, Hon, in connection with bark Honduras, now in that trade, Sur Apprson, in being taken upon city railway st New Bed- for? July M1, fel) over on her starboard side against the wharf, iyeaking dbs cradie. and forcing her foretopaail yard through the roor of the Wuild'ny of Wm Hathaway, Jr. Her spark are being sent down, chains, do, taken ou her, and at bign woien some evening an aitempt would be made to right and twoueh ber. Snir Hannret—Copt Flagg, of ‘the ship Stephen Baldwin, at New Orleans, rapor's that he'was boarded on the 16th igst off Grange Kev by the wreckers, who reported that the ahip Har- om Boston for New Orleans, was off Gun Key sprang. ng Higts, Brown, from Roston, which arrived at Mant n—0: ', writing from Bermuda = Rark Nimrod. ia. prosceming re ira, copper: me get away far acne. weeks yet [The ¢ is probably the rod. T.ane, hence about May 8 for Aspinwall which bad nut a.rived out at last advices. It ts singular tbat we have received no particulars as to What hap- pened to the Nimrod, if she ia the vessel referred to above.) wee erndemped ant sold, Would be forwarded by another Bure Exisna Doase, Loring, torped 10 Rowon Sint Pe Sreben trom foo cones and ced 0 ar ger an mem as possible, “ey EEO PRE We Linky h Ist Dist. « » Lighthouse In 5 Portland July 90, 1860, — The Hydrographic Department ct the Mistry of, Marine * a ot d Ramin baw tier nine ft tor the purpose of enahng mar ners the more really to bring in range the two lighthouses erinechal—which range marks the mikle of leads inca the at Revel, the southern of ead bores bas been ved red, and the tower of t! white. yonder R, SEMMES, Bee arrivals. tr teed at Jarvis Island Feb 4, barks Oscar, Landers, Mar- woe Talanda: April @ Helen Show. Nye, do. Touched at Bakers Island April 2, sbi Jeffersom, Hunting, from Moganne. ‘A letter from Capt Bowland, of bark Rowton, NB; dated off ‘1 St Helena June #, reports baving stowed down 63 bbls ep ol! the a) precions, mabing S00 ep and 778 wh all told. Capt H adda bout the sine; my pumps work well steerera gave gord saiisfaction, € That ony on ‘rae of some 12 monthe, w re. Set Er ete aoe, Free. Bay, Merch 1s, Feports her with 25 Capt Hamblin of ship Roman, XR, ew ind vm the ot A . bonnd into etier from Cap Waker, of ship Garelle, NB, reports her at fared 26, with 1400 sp. ni) well. Atma ), ship Herald, Beebe, NB. with 300 sp t Davis, of bark Two Brothers, NR, re Islonds April 19, with 874 ep, all well; A cringe, sorte of Ni Bay A letter from Ray of Telanda beard from (0 op beard A lever from Ca; porte her at ail 19 Sayer 1 Smith. of ship Eliza F Mason. NR, Islands April 14, having taken 3 whe since jonah ula A letier from Capt Jones, of bark Rea Rroere, NR, her at Ray of Islands April 18, having taken 70 kp on the last er from on board crate Tirole, Potter, NR, reports ber , March 12, 5 ub O89 cat of # gale whic bed 4S days, 4 men vere sent alofi to reef the main topeail over, which had iS vw reefed: the sail filled. and 2 of the men fell to the one of whom (Wm T.!oves, of Nova Scotia), was killed, other dangerowly injured; would touch’ at Akarow f 4 i at New York ith. Ke for (etanee, bark Seine, Die Boro—Fium New York Met, arrtving at Havane 36m and | fa ‘yh he cus em mta shhh New Orie From New Orleans Sth, Havana Gib, ar- | "A 'lover ircm Gop of sbi Kong tre, 1B, dated riving at New York 1h April 26. reports ber at ‘New Hotiand, with 100 bite sp ARE! ty—From New York and Harens — and 360 Jo wb op board. dasa From New Vork Ave @ arriving at sce A letter from the first officer of bark James Allen, Van AvaNnas—Prom New Vork for Matanzas on the 8th of each . NP, reporia her at Bay of Islands April 1, clean. month, at 2 PM, 5 Jevier from Capt Cleaveland, of bark Seott, NB, Karnax—From New York for Havana rin Mi HP, 08 | dated April 26, reports her one day's sail from. of Trlanda, the arrival of every alternate Cupard steamer at New York. NZ, where ehe would put in to ir rndder ptniles, and then oak Eben te ahowe dates (gilon Sunday tha steamers wilt } leave for the ° Reefs,» ¥ of Qeledonin, ta cruise for ‘ lenday except from Oriea datee wha would be at Taleahuano wo fallon Monday the steamers will leave New Oriesna on the | | fp since leaving Honoln!n. day previous, odhretate “ne Rarope, Stes beans 00 Ebvtpon, Juty 80, nt $2 ae ns ove Leeper OR Gor from Liverpool for Philadelphia, ‘4 sont, July il, ber yr fi, Yaa eam Yerrysem, from Liverpool for Boston. a 45 ’ oe from Liverpool for Bath, Me, July al Bas rd, Webb, from Shields for NYork, July #, “5 " 3 “gi nae ), Klopper, from NOrleans for Bremen, : een hae & om Cutenee ae eval a a it nin eines from NOrieans for Bremen, re i , wrens ‘ at as a oak hy 2 Pad from St John, NB, for Valparaiso Ship Rewin Forrest, Crocker, Hone Kong—Traey, Jewets | went? Pho wee Tork Wee in fag request, aud pew mesg! Bark Xaniho, Tuikill, Aspinwall—Panama Railroad Co. Rr Jame: sys owt, July 1, lat 6007, | Btar of the Union, bence for Key West, July 15, off Key Hinde (Br), to load for Nacvano, PR, July 18—In port brigs Restaurader (Ian), for ork neat day: Geo Downs. Tram do diag, AB Patterson, Baltimore lag: 6 for Bee "7 Poommecrs, Juty © }—Passed by, C Grinnell, Spencer, from F Conner, from Boston days; Brige ereun Homans, wemas are Sees NEW, May 12—In port ship Black Ses, Cxie, from ti Tn Laura Ross, Dunham, Seti een (Br), Hudson, do Jo; Pee Sr de iB, Enoch Train. B: Tang ig aetna ee ee ships wore, Treadwell, Liverpool; 28h, “Mary Washing Yu Kh Sypnry, Honolulu for N Bedford: “hal 5 ALEXANDRIA, July Sarr steamabip Monticel!, Gager, NYork: brig “Avdsven Crowell Boston; Aug L~ Arr (by tel) bark by Wabash, Mel ellan, 8. NOrlea BALTINORE, July 81—Arr barks Jos Dexter (Br), | Ingo de Cuba; an! Trine, Recon ehrs ee Pre al Cope Ann via Fort Cerroil: EW Farngme, Retiaes. om Frances Jang! . old a J 1, Harned, Beguine,” Theodore Remedios; J Avia, NYork: Elitott, We dridge, and Vewis Muvford, Doyle, Boston; Rasen, : land; Sea Nemph, Dawson, een.” Bid bark Lace Bearse, Bosion; brig Peerless (Br), Skaling, Glasgow; Sea Nymph, Tiawron, Prot idence, RARFR’S ISLAND, May 7—In port ship Henry Brig BANGOM Joly 90-Cid brie Mary Stewart, Devniean, Janeiro apd » market. BATH, July 30—-Arr schr Olevia Buxton, Williams, Alexat BRISTOL, July 2—Arr echra Albert Field, Phillipa, gelphia: Mexico, , Port Ewen, Sid sehr Science, G: . NYork. URLAIS. July 18—Arr sche G D King, Wonster, 8Yoe eld to return) “Cid 17th, scbra 8 E Parker, Fitzzerald, ond: 19th, WH Sargent, Baltimore: 200, 8 T ©: RYork: 2st, Jiedro, Murch, do; 2b, Julia & Mara, FALL RIVER. Jnty 98~Ai Honesty, i Pa : Fakir Palier, and Rilen Iason: ingen, York: sloop Pointer. Gardiner do; 29th brig Usher, New Hedford for Philadelphia schra James & Bart, 2nd lag Wright, Rosman Eliza! 3 Orion, D and Bea Bird, Chase, fork; aloe Vigan, Biases = S181 rebre Orion NYork; James & Sam vel, Th giana Writ, Neaman, Riza y aloap Vigilant AG Harare, Pattee tnd Charen Cooper Gage Sete iy }. Tetimer, oe Ox ry Ed + P EK . © Rondont- Sid Sist, brig Reed, Crene, Midd ; sehrs LK Ogden, Fisher, M Wiriebs Piper. NYork, NI ORLEANS, Nh preps ship Baldwin, Boston; bark Arete, + do. Below, st son, from NYork. Cid steamer Wm H Webb, Leact shipe EM Arnd Union Fox, Richer, Tampico G thd youn Bs 4 ‘airbanks, Genoa; schr Red Tow ed to sen 22d. barks Sartell and Argean. NORFOLK, July %—Are acts Bell dus, Stoke! rune. Pack: NYork; Th Bal'imore for Windies. Ly = Bedell NYork. : Sn ries. i }-Sia_ ship Martha, ad Tamer tor Rugiand, cbr (ot RT, Jaly 80 Arcschr HS Barnes, Ray NEWPORT, July Art bark fez Pertiangachre Perse Napts sp. oRere. a NR om Sranenees to NiWeic RY NYork, Onl forte, for de, Amanda Powers, 8 George, Cobleigh, Elizabethport; for Bost» Rockined fer doy Carr, July 31.2 P M—Tn port, York for Portand; echrs Rilen and may do for do, Decatur Oakes, Oakes, do for Gulliver; John F: Bower, and cera = York for Ping as Lh} ‘barter Onk, Studley, ; aa Nickerson, New York for Sangas; Carlisle, Isiand, 396, for Neve York: mdlia' Ato, Whitman Celsle fo do; Amanda Powers, . and Florence, Jameson, | SEW LONDON du Pad nee ecco pene , be Arr a Fa npa. 5 rough, Fail River, . or herd Gia Seamer Deinware, Cy ., New York; bark C2 | Cienfuegos: M Tavlor, Ni Bowtoo" dep, riphring ton River. y u *, Rio Janeiro; York Albion Lincol a Fi a Caw sachet, D ier. aK) Mecbanic. Hasty ‘echt Lady Taker, Be "ovine: ; July Pasi * r July S1—Arr steamer Roker. New York, a oe Jemes Marin, TH fi titby ; Be a ‘A g . 3 wen; Se ab Bi St ott, BA Raunder ana Volts Sats v aC & Watson, New York; Susaw 1. to: & ‘lites, do. ITUCKET, Jnly id echr Clarisen Budd, Roa. ~ a, OND Inky Arr stent 4 omar Ce? Marah We Rate et Ciaapiy Rome! tarbor, Turtor, Landon. sid bat July 96—Arr sehre lend for NYork: Amanda Pr do. 4 merican fork. Pld 27th, echre: : Atpanda Powers, rence. Jameson. @ Onatavia, Jameson: Gen Warten. Guptit, SAN FRANCISCO, Panama; bark emit)