The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1860, Page 8

"THE YACHT SQUADRON. Departure from New London—A Serub Mace in & Northeaster—Hydropathy and Fan—The Arrival at Newport— Scenes and Inc idenis. SPpCLAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Sarvxvay Moxxine, August 11, 1860, new London has uot, this year at least, risen in the ecpmation of cruising yach(simen, a8 the scene of any of thee delightful reminiseences which it is go pleasant hereafter to recall, On the contrary, from the time the old town was announced as a port of destination, they have een baited by adverse circumstances and untoward other words, they drifted to anchor in a calm, were igaominiously driven back by a fog which also separated (he fleet, and at the present moment rmmand of the Commodore to start they are wailing the ¢ theast rain pelting vpon them in that again, witha bi muggy, drvzy style which, under any other circum- stances, would be Fure to produces fitof the “ blue eevile nt bes been anything but pleasant, During its a fog bung its mantle over the scene, vo enjoy this species of entertainment fa superior description; but, according . was one of the most immensely, intensely gpd sublimely diegusting alllictions that we ever encoun- & portion tered of dr, Everything was saturated that would bold water. Mair and whiskers were fied with the stieky moisture, Damp stood on the skin hike perspiration, while clothing and bedding, above and below, ail partook of and euffered from the ces of the atmosphere, general Ms a partof & yachtsman’s business, however, to make a fair wind cf @ foul ome, and there were conse- quent!y a number in the fleet whoge good nature did not appear to be urded by the surrounding gloom, y \ rd if not seen, and some of them most of popularity ip this manner that they enjoy in other respects. © returning to our own craft, about eleven there parties, on the deck of a indulging With thelr guegte ia an eollan neces that was almost strong enough to lift 8 wan f his be The music was not strictly eperst tin something like the following strain, ad- dreseed, apparently, to a neighboring boat, lost in the gicom,cn which & second party was responding to the pang: and ecntiments, or joining in the chorusses of the etjacent The poetry, ag Dear as we could catch it, wae as follows— Twixt you and I there is a great guiferum, There ig a great guiferum, Tuere is a great guiferum} Twist you aod I there is a great guiferam, ‘There ts a great gulferum, Abhh.” ont a}, ag will be observed. To , the otber boat responded Very poetioal ond rythme ’ equally meloa: ousban’t Bave a darned bit of rum a rum, A darned bit of rum arum, A darned bit of rum a rum; t have a darned bit of rum a rum, A carned bit of rum a rum, Abbh. t2 composition continued ad ber of the musical combatants ‘Then one would breag out with re- eth ke the fol! i strain— was a povetee dal; Then y p to drink newed energy in £0 3} the energy by individual taste, until every one the namber of verses corresponding egth aud physical endurance of the Twelve o'ek and the m: the wind ‘with it came a storm of rain th the night's misery, There was not a bole, crack or crevice in the whole fleet throush which the aqueous uid did not penotate, Through the ekylighte and down the open companion ways the rain dashed in, wetting everything and everybody within reach. doubt each craft bas 1's individual experiene>, but on our own it was as ludicrous as it was amusing. It ieour misfortune to have our berths directly under the dead lights or windows of the cabin, and the reealt, ae might naturally have been expecte!, wag, thatas soon as the storm burst, a little stream of water came trick- ling ¢own from the open apertures upon the bedé below A tiout gentleman among us, who has been denominated _NEW_ YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1860. Arrivals and Departures, AKMTVALS. Sad Death of a Bold Pioneer. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vinomaa Crry, U. T., July 6, 1869. Cauurornta via Asrnrw sti —Seamabiy North Rtar—fonaral | mora Cr bile Harney, US 4, and iwo sercante; Alan and family, 3 Anrexed you bave a netive, cut from the Sacramento Farman, D W Wels A 8 Tredaie,§ Paes child smd ser | Weekly Standard of Juns, containing & conc) "¢ desoription pam Nd yg ph hops, Fie aman we Me aie | | of an aitray by which one of the best wen in this Territo | Bevmolae, Us A; Mos fbasie abd ry M Peck, la y and | child; Miss Landa, 8 ¥ Cosa ar Matt vy bas wnat with on uptimely death: — * an and indy . Mapas aj i ¥ D ay to another - | Klleworth, srikeoden, Mine lowe ward, * Yeeterday the town was throws in! ot excite. | Eilew Pikes se Mien © S Dame ted San ment by the arrival of a young maa said to be from your > Mamod Hien, Genily covered with blood. He had Out prospecting, and ‘being discovered and attacked by Indians, must have made a desperate resistance. He Feiliott Te Clair'and Tay, Me Giessogk, aud lady chard White, Sam Rabn, Dr Rilenwond.-® [bavia, 8 " ht, Mre Ke acrte aad fafa, Mrs Fan orne, L Szollosae. Laura’ Walde 2, reported having killed two and wounded another, This | ¥ y Wasiron, Jute Waldron J Jail bag just been covfirmed by a scouting What started | ©} F Davis, A Hammond, F h Latimer, & De Pe vster, from here yesterday to the place of pee if other | 8,8 Crowell and daughte s Mra, Ketie and dexy er W Te Indians were around, They found two dead, also one se ‘y 4 Sire Mary c he. ona fe Th second cabin verely wounded, whom they despatched. He'had crawled into some willows, When the party found him ho shot at them without «ficct. They returned the fire, kitling him. From their report the fight must have beca a desperate Hilton being armed on'y with a revolver and a knife. He ig said to be & man of cool, detarmined courage, by some Texans here, one of whom I heard converting about acovilict with the |, Some years since, Which Toust have beep a hard it. ‘Although Hilton is ears? wounded he is doing How he ever walked here his state is aetoniehing. Knowing bis worth nnd the sad loss to his friends, and to those who were in a great measure depen ‘ent on him, T have inclored this short tribute to the memory of one o and 106 Kienmonn, Hayes, JD Ch Buakik, J 1 Burvham, Pabplo Wre Chas frown, Win . Shana Peckham, Suan Kennieh Mra Kenntsh JH Lipscomb, Jno Cornish, LH TF Hevey, Mra Comner, Miss Ce fon, H Henry and lady, Mrs Richardson, Mrs Ka Kennish, Wm Keuntely ¥ Mare, 4H Upton, gf Sterling, lady apd daughter; GW Stanle ‘Mra Denison, DJ Burr. Jr: Jamea 8 h, Mra Csborne, Mrs Lewls, TH Potter’ and daughter—17 in tha steerage. Savaxxar—Steamabip MonigemaryGen @ F ilenningson, dads, Hon, kson, Mbg J E Smithy the aeerage " - WA MeT: nature's noblemen. Being algo trom New York city | wise LW: ate! Mre © Box ue JJ Martin and lady, Tdeemed theve few words would be accevtable to his rela | Mist tg Nevect ice Caldwell) FR Wadley, Win Remanert W lives His full name was Willian H. Hilton. During the tpaies, W PD 4ogbaum. 3 AL King, A Cohen, JB Collier, whole of the Indian disturbance here he took no part, Hyer. Mise Johnson, BOS Spann, FM Johnson, a A ‘mih, H Ferach lady, Pitcher, WH Lee ares atkive W Mivehote a Tt Fh ehidren and servant; J IW Leek. We € A Chamberlain, J Betts, from the belief that the ranted, often stating, * varfare against them was unwar- iret let us iquire into the facts, and if the Indians have perpetrated these massacres then | ty'gine. os J lt anew a Oyen on, A Chenk, J Monatt let us puuigh them.” Would that this advice had beon | P reoit, a Sor, 7 A Mebonald” WD Clark, EW teazne, W followed. ‘ihe sequal has proven that valuable lives | A er, bs wopie, BR Navy, Landon, J “ iar Shonen ak 7 ing ‘ Nea, | Moses ‘Summer. would Lave been saved that foand their resting places on | 0 be Galberry, A Hi Bemual. JO Perry, the dreary ills of Utah, with the wolves aud coyotes to yelp thie re onl re AH Frost, Mr Olven—and two in Heirg & au of ulier foarlesmness the dangerous position € of atiairs here did not hinder him from continuing hie prospecting, taking long trips even into the very heart of the Indian country, where some rich silver discoveries hud been made tre the creation of these disturbance, Being an experienced mountaineer, these tripe were less dangerous to him than they would bave been to many & Jeeg experienced men. On my trying to induce Lim to Scnpay, August 12, 1860. The business of the port of New York for the remain clorer he observed, “It {3 impossible in . iT $ remain ccoped up. inagtive | any idee 1 week ending yesterday was larger than that of the do pet intend to disturb them (the indians), corresponding week last year, the imports, for the id they uttack me, I trust they wil find a man,” “and they did to their dire cost!” After a desperate con- fact, in Which he was shot and cut several times, he bound up bi: wounds, and although far goue with loss of blood, yet the never ine beroltm and courage inherent epabied him to Stagger and struggle on for pow cag A odd miles, eaaking hig trail with bleod, one se > which I would not have «exchanged for the cursed race of Indians. What a hiswry of indomitabdie courege and en‘urance wag demonsirated in that lonely Journey. Steggerin; first (ime in many weeks, showing an increase, while the increase of exports continues to be hand- some. Several steamers arrived here last week with valuable cargoes; whence the increase of im- port entries. Importers, generally, do not look for so heavy @ fall import trade this year as last. The following are the official igures:— up to the tent he welcomed ‘mo with (Abe, oaiend, 4 hurt somewhat; bot it is not wamty'| eee eras Pe. Ae: and will ar ip, we will sew them up.” 2 449. P ¥ 26 ReMi eee, Touty hg, | Geheral merchandise 219zz2 449,770 2.380.840 when natare, warred against’ 60 long, gave out. 1 immediately procured a surgeon. After extracting one Dall, another, taking @ circuitous course, could not be found. This, I expect, caused his ultimate death. 8 Soon a8 his injuries ited he was removed to Goid Till, where be could have better attendance. Being Total for the week .£4.856.140 5 885.950 Since January 1.. $84, 34 814.4 422 157,016. 6 028 147,122,465 Exports oF PRonvce AND MERCHANDISE. 858. 859. | ed the advice of the Homa. in July pa Anal | 1867, and curtailed instead of expanding their loans, the crisis might never have occurred. Let them beware of repeating the error. Money has advanced in value during the week. Capitalists seem to have come to the conclusion that we are going to have a more stringent money market this fall, and are shy of long paper. We _quote for six months paper, with two good names, €$a 7 percent; four months paper, 6 a 64; sixty day paper, 6} a 6—in every case for the highest grades, Single names go at 7 a 8; names not generally known at7a9 212, &c.,&c. The conrse of our money market is a matter of earnest discussion among bankers and capitalists. Those who have money to lend argue that the amounts required for moving the crops must, is the present expanded ‘condition of our banks, lead to an active inquiry for noney before September. On the other hand, borrowers point to the increase of our exports of domestic produce, to the moderate imports of foreign goods, and argue that the foreign exchanges are, steadily, turning in our favor, and that the days of 12 a 18 per cent money markets in New York have passed forever. The reader will decide between these opposing views. We will only remark that, thus far, no money consuming enterprises of any consequence have been introduced to the notice of our capi- taliate. Foreign exchange was Inactive all last week, ‘The qnotations are stereotyped—for bankers’ bills on London, 109% a 110 for sixty day bills, and 110} a for short sight; for bills on Paris, 5.13} a 14} for sixty day bills, and 5.10 for short sight. There are some mercantile bills in market at the usual concession from these prices, but not enongh to check the demand for bullion. Foreign exchange has ruled umsually low this year, and in conse- quence of the active competition among bul- lion brokers, gold has ruled so high that very little money has been made by shippers. Much of this is to be ascribed to the heavy shipments of domestic produce and the comparatively light im- ports of foreign goods, There is, in fact, no reason why the United States, with its enormous sur- plus of cotton, breadstuffs, provisions, tobacco, rice, manufactures, &c., should be perpetually a debtor to Europe, especially as, notwithstanding 5.588.908 Previously reported.79,955,282 151,428,020 141,286,506 | the present protective duties, our manufacturers are every year competing more successfully with those of Europe. compelled to visit Virginia City for a time, a meseenger 1800. ‘The course of the stock market during the past wag sent to me to apprise me of his death, and 1 hasten | For the week.......$1,046.962 1,561,588 2.287.574 | mp @th has been agen to notify his friends. We had long been acquainted, and | Previously reported 37,905,410 37,301,082 50,605,283 M1. July 28. Aug 4. Aug. J have aever known a warmer friend or truer gentleman. prepay c> oan aay | Missouri 6’. ile ‘S “ea He had one great object at heart in thus seoking wealth | Since January 1..928,952,202 98,802,970 62,992,857 pees tS. oe ae +} which was to create a for bis brothers and risters; Fxponts or SPECE. Readin, MH ee 41g ATG ud; aithengh expartanctig’ besyy" feverses, pes_be wat : 1859. ma a8 ons ut Ss ever Haney 4 commence anew and persevere. Sadly do | For the week. 728 2,100,288 1,857,198 | yichigan 63 87 Gig a is loss, for 1 know not wl to look for his | Previously reported. “sha00 869.610 48'837,208 28,917,616 | southern guarant. 87 3T 30 435 48% M ppg mare Tilinois Central, a 7% 7 85 As the notice of his death would be lease Since January 1..#16,299,388 45,972: 45,972,951 80,274,804 | Galena... 68 12’ . rr 24, ng 13K BONE insert it. “Yours respectfully, 2 a The most interesting point in the commercial | Rock ck Island Hi BS ae Terrible Indian Fight. world at present is the harvesting of the great | foled---- 136 i ro) = THREE BUNDRED DRLAWARES AND POTTOWATTOMIES | wheat crop of the West, which is now successfully 68% «COTS 51K iS pe ALONG THE FRONTIER SET- 6 $e 82 «88 accomplished, and the effects which it will produce upon the trade of that section of the country. For two years past the West has bought comparatively few goods of any kind in our markets, and a large proportion of Western traders are still indebted to the East for goods sold prior to 1858. If the crop of this year turns out what is expected—and there is at present hardly any possible room for miscaloula- tion on the point—the West will not only buy freely this fall and next spring, but all the Western debts which have been deemed of so little value will at TLEMEN (From om the Topeka (Kansas) Record, August 4. We learn from Mr. Davidson, "et Indianola, that 4 ager ful rumor was brought to that place on Saturday last, areturned Pike's Kenge of asevere Indian fight, three weeks since. the Solomon, about one hundred nies tiara Fort Rey. im which about tree hundred Pottewattomies and Delawares were killed. The informant gays he parsed Leap | through the scene of the fight— eh the dead were all scalped, and guy the other party to bave been Cheyennes, , &e., who were known to have been in that vicinity at that’ time, ‘The murdered Indians are supposed to be a party of some three or four hundred Pottowattomies, balf breeds, and Delawares, that went from this vicinity a sbort time pre- ° for thi of bunt batalon” Seca thoes ee ae PP Pang aaebee, —— once rise to what they were worth three years ago. bien, Gree, Darling and several other prominent Iedianz, | Some idea may be formed of the effect of the change dition for the wake of ‘the plan itera pieasare ‘which produced by this year’s crop by an examination of it promised. Mr. Davidson himself had a very narrow escape from the hostile Indians, being with another party rtd Dufliaio, gad on the day of the rumored Sight were only fif- teon milée distant op the identical spot, on Salt creek, a tributary of the Republican fork, where a battle had been fought only four a toe ‘vetween the Chey- ennes, Arapahoes, Xc , and Pawnees. His party had advanced but afew miles beyond this spot, in quest of the following extract from the annual grain re- view, published in the Chicago Press and Tri- bune:— total receipts of flour (reduced to bushels) and graio amount to 20,008,223 bushels—a falling off of over three million bushels from the imports of 1858. The recei Ry the tables which follow, it will be found that the | Will begin to travel It will be noticed that ail or nearly all the specn- lative stocks have advanced considerably during the week. The advance has been,most marked in Tiinois Central, Galena, Rock Island, Toledo, Michigan Southern, old, and the Western shares generally, Tt is due to the obvious effect which the enormous crop of 1960 will have upon railroad traffic in the West. There appears to be no room to doubt but the Western roads, and especially those of the State of Illinois, will have this fall quite as much freight business as they can do; and this, as every one can perceive, must lead to a Jarge passenger business late in the fall and next spring. For nearly two years the people of the West have been too peor to travel. They are now—or will be soon—quite rich, and they as they used to de. Immigration is increasing, too; and the news of the prosperity which this year's harvest BRwGRTA —Veneeis were pl rang Ad rates to Liver- = tor wheat were Ares uthy s wheat were yy 4 n bull bags, 4 200 packages sda vane grad oad tallow it 200 bbls. fio be oP ce “Rates te cod continued firm, with is bash, of 2.200 quintais, bt. Geor jackere] were heavy and light. Sales were making to for No. 1, hw a tor Xo. $8 75, snd mediom do. at $6 25. ig were plenty and dull: No. 1 were selling at 27. a —Raisins were dull, and sales small, at $2 76 for My. n '#, and at $2 90 for layers. Guxxy¥ Bacs.—Sales were reported in Boston of 100 bales, 440 Ibs, at 11 %¢c. cash, and 100 do, , 430 Ibs., at 11Xc., six months. ‘one was quiet; small gales were reported at4}<o. a ec. Guyay CLomm.—The market was beavy and dull. In mere tlandard was quoted at lic. a lijgc, at six month, Hay,—The market wee steady, with farther sales at bpal a Bio Pat peimint ee at$la sl Ag for city use. jew vari le Hom the oarkel wan Blendy and Ag with esles of 60 a 60 bates of 1869 at Sc. a Ide. Igoy —The masket was ipactive and prises unchanged. witha two or tree days sales of 125 tons of best brands of Scotch pig bave been made at $23, six months. Eng- lich bars were saleable at $49. Leap was quivt aud pomival, with last sales Gelena at $6 6235 a uy cash. Motseere.—The market was quiet, and Lite era Navat omnes @ in limited request. its turpentine at 280. for nga aa oa ~ re i lots, and at 400. in New red fr The Iast sale a Notice; a. 2 ay or! crude were bare & pom akg See gery BANK, ARKLOW BANK ® ‘Common rosin rm Saas : mead yee cs Mpesy ALSO ROCKABILL L2UHT AND SP ios Jast sales made at $135 a a 976 per 20" Ibs., and $1424 a $1 45. dolin vered. There was mere doivg in various grades of Nos. land 2, but at irreguiar prices. Noiies is hereby aiven toa ee: ue pretaed tp ike pottees from wean othe the alteration has taken place fn the eharact hitherto exhibited from the Blackwater Bank and 2, Pah © —Lingeed in. cagks dail bub. steady at 60c, Sinee the recent excitem the Eastward market 7 Bank ial has Become teme and pre 8 for whale and fixed bright light peop sperm sexrcely mainteines were San SS Jeet sbove the level of the sea, and carries a black Olive, here in cask, Wi B scllibgat Bh 50 per gallon, ant quarts in boxes at $3 25. Colton seed oil, refined, was 0 eee ik Ligiyeaet baw exhibits, between Felling at @5c. a 70c., four months, Western lard oll Was | heipht of 29'feet above the level of the sea, cries in fair denand at 950. a OT340. ite greatest brilliancy once in every minute, A bl ek aia Pxovisions.—Pork—The market was in some » etter ro. | carried At ber mainmpast bead. a et q raced also given, that an alteration has been made jueet, but closed at irregular prices: sales em! sittice 2 aloe siven, (het an alterats been made i Dhis., including new mess at $19 123g, old do. at $18 50, prime mere ut $18 60a $18 6234, clear at $20 25, and prime at $13 $6 2 $14 25. A sale of 1,000 bbls. was ro- perted at p.t, Beef was inactive, and sales confined to about 260 bbig., including country mess at $4 75 a $6, repacked mess at $8 50 a $10 50, and extra at a $12 50. Cut meats wore scarce and held at full Lard was heavy, and tales confined to about Dols, and tierces at 13c.a133e. Butter and cheese were steady and prices unchanged. 4 Ne ae Tree anal tinothy were firm, and beid at poy verge which checked sales. Linseed was steady; the last eales in Bostor comprises the cargo ofthe a | 2. oe ‘and 2,700 do., balance of cargo of Radiant, at Whaiemen. Svoars were sf in fair demand, with sules of sc, ob8 Miake auiedy Cube muscowado, and mostly with | S#2 Portarrivals, Spoken, dic. in the rauge of 64,c. sexe for refining goods, and To. @ Ship Queen of the Sean, Garduer, from Lor ‘on for Bombay, Tie for grocery visaaee gol ‘were compara- | June 13. lat 3 8, ton 29 $8 'W. tei tena fr ren fa oh ri am Newer tor ————————ee Calhoun, Maraball aha Calne, Ma from Liverpool for NYork, July 23, SHIPPING NEWS. bile Lavelle ot Senreport, from Cardenas for Fortiand, At Molnok Eastpert Philadelphia, A\ BEMAAG FOR 3 YORK ams DAY. ae Tt trom hwo ht * ae * gmx. morn 100 | Bch trom, Cienfuegos Philadelphia, ‘Peel mou warn wocccceeve 628 | 25, 2milen "antonto, i“ igi Port of New York, August 12, 1860. ‘areny duly Sorat Gun Been, E Clifford, ads inorder: Aeon Har, May Are denabex. Sino. Rosson (and a sees ecar North Star, J eg Amtnwall. Aug & with ren, Bik Helen, Burro. Na rm Ay yy for As ‘Asrnwate Sly S1—Are bi W B Nash, Small, New York; ‘es Se Savannah, with mdse and | yng park uate, Marshal Go, Git July 8 rie ship. Reancke, Couch, Wickmond, &e, with mdse and | Zve't or hark Babrinms Froncte (irom Work) do; brig MAT aseoree ta 1 Fastern, Art andanex. | Tne. Kendall, teste cugign fe hrs th 3k passengers, to rad Go. | _ Busey CD. J Bandicts oe debe ‘NB CP twosis proceed to J wrence, x Hoey mee Ro, 26—Arr Union, Schutte, Baltimore; Ho- ae Town, 43 days Seay ~Arr Bavaria eee rd persed a ‘am Te are Roade’Ang sin dba . ia tik HF cst UA ae tre at Liverpool, 48 das, with cont | Conk, July rt tee Poca ie 78 Narkea, of “Wiggham, wi 8804 fiahtand Louisa | _GkOStapr, July 2. of ia “elestial si Beir, Hes Pierce, Liverpool, 40 days, with coal, ikea Q sae aieagae 25, Nortenns, ASN GF Bat, Stonn, Userh ly 8, wid Cavers, 3 ily iid ba Adare, Sark eet Fall R . 20 hours, in ballast. Suly 7 a oe Gama weet Tor oparm Be ‘Was towed here by steamtug ante for (A peek aichard on mn, Ronan, as oiet perenne Guatsmsammnronn mens | Eel eesti ae. lens 2 ies ween iat many ant Eustwons, July Z7—are Chaniiclesr, ork for Oron- Fees Pre | Pe vrn irre arene a ay yh July 3l—Arr in the Clyde, Richard Alsop, Wah Faruus ta) Heosaa Neck via 8 gen NF July 30—Off, bark Fortuna, from “Savannah” for Berk Venus Seiieeen; Gusneen, Tuly 2%, with hides Ao, to Tarr oie Holmes, Havana, with sugar de, to onder. To nurbored a iegery, Ht 4 x8 Games ata Sgt teary “Napoleon,” from bis oc butalo, when they came suddenly upon © large camp of | of Wheat alone show a decrease of over ono and a haifmii. | insures will tend to still farther augment the throng | "hisikWenry Trow! cof New Hm Bylchlo, Rashaden, Frenchmar!, bad the ill luck tobe sleeping on bis broad | Indians, Spumbering he thought over a thoueasd. ‘Tho In- | HR eee vax caine tah four together, there J | of settlers from Europe. As soon as the news of | }7,iuyt wih molasses Ae, to H Trow "s Bons, of New | “Tavs, July 6-SM Wm D Sewall, Morrieos, Cadiz and 0 pny el gang Prada pienso pe fl fo tanrisha tuescanes od toutes beak viele Amounte to nearly threo. Million bushels, aad-oate aboat | the revival of prosperity in the West reaches Great | , Firlg Welsfora (Br), Shaw, Ro Hache, July 17, wita mése, to wre, July PE Are Toul Ns Rating, HY: fright that startled evers ity on board, and timbled oa | ous in the Baht of a few daye Uefure, and had driven the Fed dy oo BS mee S bowever, am increase in the | Pritain and Germany, we shall probably witness a | "Trig A Avery ( pss Wales Walton, Matanzas, ¥2 days, with a a Sag! easyer dock a8 | . do ; rae from - Nerwinh everybody turned-out toace wisl was the row, and the | gurrousted the intio caravan, mumbentog. only ixtess rush to our Western country quite as great as any | "for Gp — , arrounded y ff only sixteen | Total Reckurms es Frour axp Gra ror Four Yrans. Bicone at % ait CR gest eoenr. 10 fun that jerypn Selon expense of the fat gentlemen fom, making how aw. ons, ad Vinee Senet | ot ae te # reed ‘ ae ane previous immigration; and of all this the Western | }}D.Brockman & Co. | woh Tee Yor Ft - i : ave murdered them all but from a fear that other eat, Duel H Y their beds likewise salurated, Dut in a locality which they | larger purtice of Pottawattomies and whites were in ‘he | Core "aLses 308 7,409,180 82%¢.0a2 §,410,008 | 7ORdS will reap the benefit. Ye: another advan- | |My Yi: tower (i) rey, CB, 2 days, wih had not discovered. These were soon turned, however, m which the bunt encouraged until they . a8 RF 1,700,245 2,20b;872 1,813, ‘048 | tage is proceeding from the large crop in the West. Schr Eltcott, Monroe, lenroe, Menton, July}, and and ny Whe dead lights were closed, and the nights rest re- | got of {thelr troublesome visiters, ‘Sait Fe.03t 228.179 | Roads which, during the hard times, were strugeling | {ua /itr ge ig ‘inde ig wht ¢ fight between yenkes and Pawnocs was wit- 7 411491 €63,187 ° Tipe tat , THE FOURTH DAY. pessed b Aconplo.of pioneers, who were at the time ———= —— — | for bare life, and cutting each other's throats for | 2” 2, a on a ya a “hy fond ‘ houting buflalc, and was decribed by them as bein -23 000.219 19,886,596 20,798.18 16,208,163 Areeer Flectwrced, oe Surexpay, August G1, 1860. eo , bs 1 business, now see a prospect pf business enough | Sehr Ficetwood, jouth of sen aroun Si ; . fearful eeene, The combatants numbered tome thousands i. 1,624,005 1,909. 75 8,710 000 4 india janes Biel & Co.” Sd inst, mo The fect got under weigh at ten o'clock for Newport. | were all mounted, and kept constantly circling, ying 1.909.670 2,624,519 3,710 000 | ¢. themselves and their competitors, and arequiet- | Jirz7 55, fonda 34, spoke sehr earavilte, of Deunte, from Bow’ ci. ea Boainecd: ‘enhe Tang faa, her Tinting, Moe splendid: breeze compensated ina measure fur the | down in their saddles and firivg over their horses? necks css DH,OT4 824 21,856,200 25,422,709 20,708,225 | ly meeting and arranging lucrative tarifisfor freight | Per spe Haytien. oy ise inata rubber ite, to | Pranelsco. fs aa ratn, and all bands turned out in tarpaulins and pea jaok- hae eae Tetiber were kited_—thonotormasts dia | _ The following table shows the total exports of | and passengers. We have thus witnessed an ad- | BK Corning. 7h inet lal 24 73, spoke achr Cuarlotie | pacers? ae Rescue, Baker, Wimington; 30,8) po pene The analie youn #89 sonata Bet know how tary —and a the aa tate the flour and grain in 1859:— vende 0630 par seabh the tele afteqvent tank: rece ave ow Fore, Ci 8 dina Dudley, Atwood, Port Philip (and at our lag: report, bad gone on abead, and put in at Mystic, *) Pawnees broke aod ran with jeanes Smveyrs oF ALL Kinns oF Grain FoR THe Past Four ‘est; and last Jearned that h Lowrenes, aye ; Newront (Mop), Jul Morrison, Stovington and other places, to escape the dangers of the | 4.")2%¢ eerie Ge wank oF Tolemparemms con ; 100 ane 1858. 1880. woah tates had been cased eared tea ter ae isin Bait heey for u Laperpeal for Wet Cu re tng ee ous da larger bo ail wt anchor. wares ome defect . . hr 3 ‘th, Rondont for Boston. Tee, borersr,and arte al te tonal ngul tem tus | Sse tiny thd pt nt athe 'pnce sppowed for tis | fet sttpame Caneaae Slaraae fer ue | lena aed he sivala. There wil, probably, be enough Segue. merc tie Sse can Ci Leip or Commadore, the Maria and Reb: ting under sendexvous, and the two garties Setm df 1,014,547 ‘teas TAoRIse LITA business this fall to keep all these roads actively ot on Mudbony, Fall River, 20 henrs, baring it ito rik Belle Of ‘the Ocea, Chase, from Liverped) for last. a pistes 42° weigh | in easton 9s tev Cuace mamatien, He. S. wee be "909 — a0 "181,449 | engaged, and if they don’t choose to make money in tow ship West bg July 4—To port Bradford, Thomp- ere . pte npeecn . As ‘he squadron progressed, the breeze freehen- | frostier settioments, on om aosrust ct sian acpredations; + ee ee sie 8162 | the fault will be theirs. gars Sone ae 610 eo ens ‘ote whaling ship See Fre tegen Pram, Franke NYork: barks Lara | mar been that tie met mag; A cruise, bound sellin, 4, aed. by the time ton milea of the course had | fat many white bad been killed: alga that uf met many | _ Total .....20 C01 376 16-708 408 pes 11.265 | The following table of traffic will show the in- | H'jcjuten vin Titi sperm on, ahs 1 bn BS Ritts uae OP ry Ansan, Peoceate eee oe eet vicars | Secon an eetea Comrie |. mae sep es IE ive reg 5 ‘& Borab race, 8 ir ir a every cou! + lo Am buch was characterizad by all the éxcltement of euch an sway, Companies were Doing mate epat Man: | ottl---- -21,408,281 18,C02 078 366,106 16,605 795 Rigen Ripe Sere Bark Terese, Foster. from Maracaibo, Soumipe, iy Boer Oka Sid Pemininn, Rempean. Aatwerp. enctiea City, &e., for pursu: parsuiog and chentining The following table shows the shipments of grain her Poa Wekef A Bark Cratetgen, Coot, from Cienfuegos. —Both by pilot boat qe \ouly B- Ss gee. BO Tctne m3 = Ses Hew ke he ind. ig day horted onetions tee ie ca on seers fo kaped Ges te ener) tenes ewe Jonrsy— ep Crnevet,, SSiro0o | emt me Uierced. = erintet: ail" Shea H bt Ld to {he saves, and dashed careeningly along as if in | mandarte of the forts will take this in hand immediately. | SWiMaers or Move (Rapecen to Wreat) ann GRAIN FROM Burlington and’ Quincy. nee | ie Heathers ema oj 9 eeararaan Courteous-tekuow tedginent of the power of their mighty | The rettlement of the country on the Republican and Cmncaco vos Twxsry rwo YRana. ry Boom Ira. pine Bocas s Am versel in port id 13th, sehr antagvoist, lomon’s forks bad been rapidly progressing this season, ct Se 2m tt 978 Br intnae sity Uy pitt tot Jone. yyiee on, Wow eld porta, to load over the broad unrest yachts were scattered, | and these disturbances, 4 speedily checked, witl se ee oe, ‘The following were the earnings of the Chicago Basra saa shout 3 In dark Restless, Lo Dirting #HLAbe frothy Dillows, Tike #ea sprites ia their prove very serious in its effects upon that country. - sa and Rock Island Railroad for the first op, fe - in ~ waaton apart. Away to the ‘indward the long, black Mevers. 1 Flombeac aed othere spoken cf above have —- map seth ai hve ign Ms az Sus eee Darts, tapped as ap — Soler ert ee oyeipaa is = - = S313 Msg in August of each of the last six years:— eres "" meyect a ire "eter and py 4 ba ia ei ON hove tome , f on ‘ he a. * eae reid A wee cheashatlad wes the Medgie, bet pore whiomes: | ont eee oi Ss eps ~918.400 | cloudy wee ogre, , Cheever, Mork; Westie: Femloding one ofan ivory wedge a8 she glided gracefully | aetempted Prize Fight amd « Riot In Ta- VEL = Se, Sa eH wi SY Bo HOOK, oan, ig i, rest a aii si wget throug! > = a aes june ‘emerge from Algos , ak he Menintetal ine oysnincs Nearte deme toe | vesteraap oTtemtne lawivile owrin) is oe em = = ie furtee Aen <t Gout tomtom Bir Ja, ' toa it morn our wi cy 197.409 «AR 26 SAO SD, pes ; rer eteamabip: '¥ will please accept Rebecca and.Julia pursued their course, loading the en- point, : eine @ Fulnasiee Gould bo Tedeiged a ia tan 4. . 210 pees, ey arses Salus weeuee eke | Ta ‘The market was checked on Saturda our thanks for Savannah papere. Cate, aay te ’ Sree, Augen Without ferfeting the bunde the contesting Reon asia? weer ie — . ea party by ard Waeeasso Ieup—By saforonse to youtereas"s sugar & Sit ny ba . SATCRDAY , August 11, 1860 entered (ato Judge Jotneon. rican of 1.470 2787.01) 2.000 317 127.088 17, heavy sales by parties who have been buyers, and . nnalaipa Newpert wae.seached by the Rebeoca and Julia about | the ping emg Baayen Phy hm US S70 2 1 TAS 49S IS IGG partly by ramors of an unfavorable character for ‘will be seen that the very popular packet ship Emerald Inie, nie ae Eee earsetnien twenty minutes tofive o'clock, and the others followed in | | WE wwe raw, (that is by proxy,) and oar ideas as Filings Saitecs temas sees Ste ie 7 Se ORE, ania ts Sea e coon pres wt {2 | to the refining wflucoeen of priv Bgting were eomjaered eae faces toes feat = has a some of the speculative stocks. It is understood, | nearly 700 passengers, al! tn good bealth. She lost but one by from ffecn minutes hours wards, Qui to a manper as enexpected ar 1887. 1NGAN BED MALLS MGT ITS — Ie for inatance, that the Attorney General of the State | ¢eeth on , and had an inerense of two by birth. The weg ees ia sd eget core Ce Be umber of yachis wore already here, having loft Stoning. | “The crowd with which we were roar im contact com. | HR 3a Sen Ba Tame ag 1 4en i 127 a te Emerald Ine belongs to Tapacott’s lipe, and a8 8 her ten and other. plese, and arrived earti:r tn the day, sisted of #2 villanous a locking eet of blackguards ax it | 18M. 10,700.89 4217 604 1,174 177 473,168 151,649 has epplied for an injunction to prevent the New | popniarity with we may mate that aho brings more sahebaihed ides these, the vna, of Soeton, and We Sylvie, of New | has ever fecn oar ‘ocking Tadiviaeske whe bed It is estimated that during the year beginning | York Central Railroad from The aj the bay | ALcoa bas (ron phar deny A ‘The j unr A vee ee eo ped “saad been attracted thither, ike ourselves, by a cariority to | With the harvest of 1860, Chicago will ship 50,000, they dotlared last week. bark, which was reported ae? oa the Nth uit ind to | RBbS Are (by te majority of the yachtamen eveyone ashore to the | Dee A . » reat pete ee dat the Gen ora ts tee beretaken rbeter tader the joe of Ft Grotk, did Bot prccred kn Rotels, to meet frieudeand families, who bave come for | Wise © kt Rage 6 Heh bs os: eedtanl ta toe 0€0 bushels of grain, or more than twice as much | about five millions of dollars for back tolls, and Poaching that land, but wend ont to, een Again. Re did not ; sg: RR OU oe PRK Ye ig A leer seinp than we thought | 8S Was shipped from that port inthe year 1866. | that all the of the road Tutt go to pay off Sinige cicero yt ; either a bail a sepaite Dut itis gpppaned that both wil | Bcceevery for fortming a ring, it was at length completed, Should this expectation be realized, the effect can ce of Whatever may be thought of the TGb, ho meiahay befel bes. Hake pice,” Tes quactea wil rein here over Monday, | "G07 et ee ance mach trouble and go. | EMdlly be conceived: and considering the want of to ope dally 90 the stoeh sea ray ca fun {bas portent Bo Sevueen Bava deanna an emaarey women, 4 fo ray pete fusion, cceasioned by the crowd pressing around the ropes | food onder which the South is now suffering, and we ‘cee pe for investment and specu- Se, ee ene SS i bee that someef there bright anticipate 1s wit! Sven real. ans Uibeamg on a eins hes he} Be tig | the demand for breadstuffs in Earope, the most ex- feropeaed tor ihe met part im Tineeed, wae thrown’ ated the ring’ and. then Jumped: lute the tivg himest win | perienced men in the trade do not consider the eati- crry COMMERCIAL REI L REPORT. {ermine vibe sy a an the sapenss of Popes’ Suicides in New Jersey: teow gad Ea a et a oeee a taeie te, | mate exaggerated. Sarcanay, Avguet 11-6 P.M. a WE % prersiog side See RR, A LURE MEMBER OF THE | vores, he rslines for ebOUL the same length of Vine to get | ‘The banks have lost money since last Saturday. swine for pate ape 8 oe sorshiermpens ‘Himes Re tare mates cet NEW YORK COMMIT STICIG. AN PROM | gome air, and retorning, clatned the forfeit, Madden bay. | Thelr last epecie average was 128,189, Since —Flour—The market wae beary and ir. | Stramenr Apes From thewtewark 3 1, August 22 ] ing lost it, according to the rules of the Ri, by pet . a BB gaan for State and Western brande, and in | [card the sea ia ish ini pts oe Mr, Jane og seo” og making bis appearance beiore twelve o cloc! then they have lost, including the shipment | come grades were lower. The traneactions footed | j°\) "a8 tie » aS Teteoe ~>" a ound Goad tmaarcll bear hus residence ca Monday | Wig grazed; oe Madden waa then on his way tothering, | of August 4 and exchusive of that of yester howe tec closing within the range of the a Acie TRB B Chitendes. of New fern under circummianoes which saduce many vo suppese | of his second, who snatched the hat from | tpai's | day, about $1,000,000 by export, and filly | supertine fae teen Cod cal deena ee = committed aulcid: He wae missed * hie priceipal’s | Cay - y ‘port, iy $5 05 oan pit, after being resd and diseusted, was nun w tbd Chortay Ohaswarts waa deuna hesteasa, haead x - wae ned tad tee | $100,000 to the Sub-Treasury. The North Star, Frama $8 “Uiles we cllled freak Graficanpice on the. ot last our notte ‘ ret igen hag He was imnedistely eq tricated , t hospital (han for a trial of strength | from Aspinwall, with €1,006,353 in treasure, | Common to chaice S ship has been tried wih every variety of westher incidental to Xtinct. Mt i eupposed ke had wanderedout, | Or skill as an athicte, fut it appears te bal the | cry nay: but se 6s. Loot entnee Tuer pasenre, snd she. bwe proved bersett i and, while insane, bed taken this amachod of cominitting | largest number of friends on hand, who, baving saket | “T7ved to-tey: but se this will not count im | St kane sit HY Wey GA . . cents Pomme, ip A aoe Mas oo gg | thee money “n him, were determined, 68 they had the | fever of the aversge to be made up to-morrow, | girsicht to gord extra do. e | {athe hiyhent foo M ity, Pot to lose their money or hare their favorite | jt je fly to expect that ther will sho idera- | Choice extra fam?) 75 | Yorere, nor, neiwh er, found suspended by the nook byw reye altached wa oe ay ‘fo the iti T yy will show a considera: nye Loney , Bayley. iz ¥ took coeasion, as soon as beth men bad te Anat * i Oy apy epray to be of i arin. ' in cupped ot Newt ne. frying pan and # pay ane | oat aoe arly to — © for the res and, if the banks are adminis- Saas: fiewr wae dul: and wore gra een yaad Spe tencne tbyert; & uta a yeh rhe, shun tor hen Singing One or two eongs, Pile bed the party goxd wich: tered with prudence, need ocension 0 conbned to 260 2 860 bbls. , superfine, | Aud America. vriting in herself every qbality to insure Rated and went aay, and was foued osiy Epa ko uneasiness. 60 for extra was lesa active 2 ent aera as #8 above 7 tis teens > 6130,119,247, an te ee eee 4 ¥ Raid that IMs Velonved to the Metropotitan Potloe } The lest loons aver wae $150,118,247, an in- ee were frm. The sales embraced about 1 By of New York wotil within a year past / oof lawlecmees crense of 21,083,040 from the week previous, Con- ciceing within the above quotations. Rye na fomanchs tod be aren ig tere A Seenqanen somal one, of ten Wits, Gon» WE be ; , Uimived demand at the abore quotations. Corn | ¢ H,"emnnrt, snd she erent ship has non managed | Oe ie OCTET Auk Sanit aeee BW Perry, on the, te baa anaes to frieee | ‘ eervative mee are egreed that the course of the ne vocharged. Wheat was lems active and buoy- | thelr peesengere bas been tated be tote oui Iceiptin. (Big th, sehre Trpal, Adams, TR Teae Gace Care * body of mew.and Madd “ " 4 | y pessengere bas been only eu! be their slat rel ET count found m1 Nn hanks for 1} fertnig! s . ved ull, with lower rates for gee p. Ta vi vert Remap trou tge wear BE aitieg Rowe’ | Sal oe me sacvli. hatkeeass wropsor ti Wea GE ae trated bout 88,60 440600 Duets, fetes | 7mm ie thetrnclinw pun fA a4 set dep ene having committed suicide. In order to attack { a0. wen aod the crowd, numbering about | ptr ey The in mewse crops of the West will re- ite Somthern, at $1 30 $182. Prime white | A Cag ais 6 to the tree he had mounted the 1» : be the bonte, quire lorae ecmecf menes to move tl store at $1 87%; good commen white K . Somploan Galvertoa; Mary © mounted (i x, whiek Ser ba 80 many blackened eyen, a nr move them, and ag fen | the desire ihe ive ne belon ‘i Sway in Fwing'eg off. “He was aboot momen leohing hecae | e000 an the fonds tine err ployed are Mhernted they | ani) Basa, mihere oes, heey CES torn bach tere ners that yt non fee ‘enitan Fai Aer 5 Ae anes Cosi ‘and BO cass med for his bene 7 ae, € yed 6 ih ind Indiana, rte al * \ * ow Age, And DO CALC is aesigned for bls ra Hoge last visit to the scene of a pri Cit the required fer the movement ef the eottan | feo sesiec. and ta ‘icinmna in Tres, : cd Hasre se i te senha t Teele Gon ie rsted Light supe performers cont ee Biondin, the ele | —- wae eye te twoothers as) crop of the South. Tt is clear that the New York | toi nner verte tee te Adria n |e Se alii peanneies ss mn wry pert Quip, Prenrer, Da fo , Met with ae cider mom barking at Lanse ilie 1 the wae wi rrolted. nT, Dayton. Butea bie tight Fae perforce met Wither asiict : rth fad eerie empleyment fr | mie ens te, eee Nena Sle ane | TAR cpeatel Chay ee a | Reais ler Hr i ese Ohio, After dua ne goo ry performanc Naval Intelmence, j th ons, even Without any extra demand for ae | fir white Weeters do Rye wee cominal at So. harley of she sbime be Preserted to Cans Commogk, ih, th setae pena d P ieee oe The United States fag ship Lancaster, Commodore | commodation fiem the eity merchanta: and end beeiey rualt were qniet. Onte were heavy and | Groner H Sreant, cx, Cort, port Brad terrific, be encituled bimeclf in a b re, | se eoenet ;. ceap-ot war Oh Mery’ yo ee rchante; and we salar eaiveer wy and Ia good | PHONSe Et? Seeretrien. TNM, Cork sind Mary Wal Sich were ignited eien ih rn startion’ | face tbe dh ine os Arye) ware at PaRa- | pate this week an or eave in the impor | SLURS s ape ire eke en and Western At S00. 8 80, Bevenran, Sree Montenmerr, Ang 12, 160 Dips NB ee fore be bad anccimplisued hail his task, | Sante.” frigate Sabine, | tation of dry goods. The fonts may rest amnared | Corvag we Arm, but ao eales of Goment wete reported. Sierteomors cm bee vrei. ANT samen g rite well, The Release ve ' ne °°) ee ee and condne 4 to *bout $000 460 bales, on tho ba- 1 ay peda pectaiors belaw, in eonkeq nenc # aud crews all ¥ ive arrived owt on | 4) : geen the cant f thete deal t ome of dm See smi ™” . to them. Aled | Ly pa ‘aa coors gene a advestare ; hy bom cg . « - e Tt ne dealings, | sl of the ftw tations Qetwe ae ae romencing = steams! : PowveROUT Avg 6—AtT echt Matthew Kenny, Onier, nothing to do bot walk the rope am! saifer t tareot | Led States etvam ty tate Brooklyn, Cyptain Far | AM sive © ctghe ceent must be follows 3 [eaiie. Hoe dB dackpe ald ne hae bo @ elowly roneted. Having eccomy > die which hab been deta." aie gore “ab ed hy & correspe De contraction hereafter, and entities her Sh naar th ti tag) hes oy 8 eaegpeananaandaal by bie own te < ex . oe Chir x pedition tt ite destinaty : rar sbew, chert, J J Living 0 A by tee Suen, bab aut. tetese 2 ae rea | obec lear Me ttth inet —Norgfott Marek ] Mat contraction will obviously involve seroantite 6 wekat uWie. end many ches. 5; . W Ehas i oe 5 Deore , pe ‘