The New York Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1860, Page 8

Kows from the National OUR EPECLAL WASBINGTON DE RE HERALD AMD The SToTe Wowd amoniehwment & ew; reseed ber firoilar'ly between ibe ie woe und the ec:vorial comments in © lave wrede ar ae @ today ai ine Seoretary of State y'e )ienssp op the y Lord ster of ootle Q) fag Sost John Riseell’e deep The « govern: | apent take ite cue from the BY 915, op pice cersa? of ia it | only evidence that greet 1 g4y pursue similar councels? PRESENTAT Loy ov 4 RAYNER. A urge UD GEE Ling 6 glasclud is NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1860 City Intelligence. Gro Matas—St, ANDREW'S Vs TRESTLE —The return mat b beoween the above be came off n Satarday lest, at ibe Quoit Shades, 273 “pring etreet, and resulted ip the defeat cf the latter by thirty-four shes. There were four ripke played, twenty Sve up ach rink, and it will be seen um the eubjoined ecore Ubat the St, Andrew's won al! the reag. The play om both sides was very fine,and ¢ was grat iy'ng to observe the good feeling existing between the coptending parties. Not the slightest misunderst ind ing occurred during the whole match, and tie dec‘eion of the mesturer agreed to cheerfully by both parties. n atone time threatened to put an end to the match for thatevening, but the ardor of the playere would not be pat down even by that,and after adjourning for a ehort time, they went at it again with renewed vigor. At the conclusion of the match the members of voth clubs, 1 BEREIOD tO-L'gL n be.ng whe preeentation of | a bandrowe Amerie’ gn eneivn dy ihe ladies of the Fit wey SB guy op THR oTRAXER SAGINAW, rhe Navy © partment bee advices trom Sbavghae that abo cwameT Saginaw, the ret war ewamer built at Sam Brens.t00,, bad as ip thirty eeven days ran wer ibe, Nenuwich isiance—one of ihe quickeet trips cw weeord. Ther cred open her constructor, Ieaigh Ata FROM OFMCR, tmagiere gud route agents in Ohio last week, TE MARSHALSHIP OF TRNNESSER. nutrstand that the commiesion for Joba L. Green, ae Warenal of Tennesser, vice MoClenaban, bas not yet taken affect, and possibly may be revoked entirciy. jeod was to-day appointed Pension Agent, io Heesermueller, removed. Sotemrah see dangunpan Cossmniesion, belog the company had uo right of damege against the government of Paraguay, and that Paraguay was not reepons ibe for Garages, the company hav fled with the President a pro vevt op the Tages that he comum iesionere exceeded tueir Juriediotion iu determining the question of the lis which bad been eetiled by the convention between the hat the eward is therefore a nullity. is still engaged in iesuing land war- , bat the 0 about one onder age ana ‘Lane Democratic State Committee. Sanatoca, N. ¥., Angust 20, 1960. oriige and Lane Demoerrtic State Committce o-morrow. r the Douglas sor the Bell and Rycrett State pas called a moeting here, and the statements fect in the mewspapers are erroneous, From the conversation of a majority of the Breckin- ro and Lane Committee here it is inferred that they ll to-morrow {inaugurate lag 3’ measures for proge- ext rg a vigorous campaign. A large namber of docu ments will be published and distributed, and straight Lckets nominated in every part of the State. The members of the Committee express themselves 2a Geciledly hostile to any movement which will tend to revive the Know Nothing party under the Icadership of Bei) and Everett Colone) e, of Buffalo; Hon. John A. Grew, of Syra- wore: Bon. Gid’on J, Tucker, of New York, and a num der Of olber promincot Breckinridge men are already rere The Bre “ote b ‘A caucus it being held a to-night, The New Me Mexicam Math. Inperaspesce, Mo., August 20, 1860. The new Mexican maj!, with dates to the Sth inat., ar- rived this evening. There is great excitement in Sapte Fe. The Navajo In- Giane made ap attack upon a little settlement, eleven below, and killed two men, and drove oif al! their There were only eleven soldiers in Sante Fe, and ‘they were fent in pursuit ofthe Indians ina wagon. A party of citizens were sept out, who overtook the Indians, |p‘ recovered the stock, aad had to ‘Sight for it, and owing to the cowardice of some Mexicans, three of the party were Killed and tive wounded, two of whom have since die¢. One of them was Christian Velsen, a bi; ng! re- spectable citizen, a cabinet maker by trad with bis cwn hand, brought down five of the Indians, ribose total Jors was thirteen killed and sevoral wounded. They foot entirely with arrows, and only retreated when r arrows gaye out. Had'the entire party taken part = the fight pct s man would have been killed or enptured. ‘On the same day the Indians ran off eighty bead of cattle from Avan Fria, a town five miles below Sante Pe. They took thirteen head of government horses, scceeded im making good their escape. resident says we hi been ex their every day, to see them cc square. The milhtary protect and the military 0 telting what moment the Ind/ans may take the country, as they have done everything that they can to proveke the miliiary to action, bat they are afraid to assume any responsibility, and therefore’ pe: mit the Indians to do wbat they please, Kfforts have Deen made to get the commander of the Department to accept the ter £1,000 volunteers; but, after consul rament, be bas refused. The federal gerhends, and do not speak, and the unity of action or fooling among them, ftock, vime The conductor of the mail states that a report was cur Must Mr. Beot bad been murdered by the Indians at but Le does not place much reliance on it. No e Boe on the route. di water were scarce. revt hue Fort oo Towards the Pa- . St, Josrrn, August 20, 1860. To d e Missouri aud Weatera Telegraph Company commenced stretohing their wire wostward in the direc: tien of } arney poles are set 160 miles out from here, and the wire will be up that distance in two weeks, A large party is at work further weet, getting out and eetiing the poles. Is i@ expected that the line will be fpished to Fort Kearny by the middle of November. The diterent routes weet of Fort Kearny are being a 1r- veyed, snd the company will soon be in possession of accurate information as to timber and other facilities, which wll enable them to push forward rapidly and to the beet advaptage next reason ed Large Robbery. Watektows + Angamt 20, 1560. Hammond's banking ite ‘(n Cape Vincent was entered om Sunday morning by burglars, and same three thoutand doUare in currency, mostly bills on New York Stare Danks, were stolen, together with eome twenty thovrard dollare in notes and securities. The burglary is euprered to have be mmitted by two men who were cen about the vllngs os & ite bour en Saturday cvenipg, and who let on the morning boat for Ogdens- borg or Montreal. ue of the men tuspected was of me- tiem eize, and had a full, red face avd light hair; the thor was of a smaller size, and had dark bair and whis A reward of five red dollars is offered for the mongy. The payment of the notes, &c., bas been sto} Sad Accidents, ALPANT, Aver A ead aguident cocurred AbORt 6ix o'clock. high, which was to be raired to ight, celebration by the Little Giast's Club, in the Third ward, fo!, through the breaking of a rope, inataaty Killing one Shilé’ named Lehman, ten yease old, and fo wy narit.g auvther, named Garner, twelve years old. Kam By Dr. Bay, of this city, was thrown from a carriagy ratoga road yesterday, His \a- fer ce are of a very dangerous character. Pore Sanna, ©. W., August 90, 1860, Capt Grand Trunk Railway ferry boat, wa: rnoon by being ca a the apabbing rope of hig vewe!. Prom LiberineYhe Niegara on her Jour ney. Rarriwong. August 20, 1860. Colonization Society's ship Mary Coroline Stevens Mongovia July 14. The M. £. 8. reporta Suiy 21, de 10 degs. 51 mis. north, jongituce 18 ‘doge min. west, exchanged signals with 4 .arce American steam frignte steering go supposed to be the Niagara, with the sapancse Limba: oard the K — stan y Canal The Contrac $, t 20, 1 optract awarded to Th eB Barton & rote xy, Was for building a branch canal. The enla pent comtract is not yet awanled, the plan not 5 et * bern matored. wevitg es CaKRONDALE, Pa. A daring but unkuccenaful attempt ye kad 26 Wi. Jone |. Poor, Magor of the cit~ Gaeacing’ “? on fatardhy evening. oy shooting, was male gg oy Be cour ‘slags passed through his A re ~vor of this outrage W8 not yet appre: | A Horria Murder im SheMeld, Mass. Srockmuuper, August 20, 1400. 1 Treeman Davis killed bis wife by beating out her ‘brains with a clod and hee, oo Friday night last, He was bye 1. The murderer hag been arrested, and is in Sutetie of a Postmaster Derrorr, August 19, 1 Caled C. Woodbury , Postmaster at White Pigeon, who wean ‘ately “terested | for robbing the mail, aad held in 94.000 bal, felling to find securities for’ the amount, + \lles Damwell yeeterday to escape committal to prison, ‘The Wherry Fraternity en RK New Work. _ Srosiy The Wherry Fraternity, en ro Vors, arrived bere last terday morning, and ef Diending to reach New Ha Southern Ovean St Savanvan ew steamship Mentcomery w York, arrived at eight 0 vet GTO¥, August 20, 1860, te from Porton to New + having ett Cutty bank yee this morving, ovements, sean, Avg Death of a Boston Merchant, is ee eer ere ¢ | frin! on charge of grand larceny. | along with the visiters, eet down to an excellent lunch, served by the proprietors of the ground, and spent the even ng very pleasantly. a the course of the evening there was some talk about & grape quoit tournament, proposed to take piace this sea gon, when 2!) the players who may ¢ for it will be handicapped according to their profi . Ow differences of opinion among the players’ presen: dithicult to come toa Batiefactory con: A commit- toe, however, was appointed th reaeive telegates rept clube of the oity and reighborfood, in order to or garding the tournament. each piayer— ‘St. Andrew's MoLiptock ......12 Drysdale. . Alcx Fergueon..17 8 4 Wm. Ferguson... Gideon 1 Majority for St. Andrew's, $4. -Burimpay ov Lavavarme.—The Garde Lafayette, light artillery, cempwy B, Captain j. D’Homergue, celebrated the anniversary of the birthday of Lafayette by a parade and vieit to Conrad’s Elm Park yesterday, There were about two hundred ladies and geotlomen on the ground, ipeluding @ delegation from the Zouave Guarde and Garde Eafayette, of Philadelphia, Company B left the city about eleven o'clock, and proceeded direct to Elm Park, where they were joined by their guests and toe ladies, Until three o'clock dancing was kept up wito Ereat spirit. At the above Lour the company cat down to a sumptuove repast prepared, Captain D'Homergue vc- cupying the head of the table, with Lieut. E. G, Reustel, Lient. ©. Pequignot, and eight privates of the Garde Latayette, of Philadelphia, avd Captain Baudin and the candiuere, Madam Pequin, and nine privates of Gardo Youaves of Philadelphia: also Gustave Girardon and several of the board of officers of the vb fifth regiment. Various toasts were offered and speeches made, afer which the company adjourned to the Green, where dancing was resumed and kept up till six o'clock. The Zouave Garde, of Philadelphia, attracted considerable at- tention, especially Madam Pequin. She was dreased ina dark blue frock coat, with yellow trimmings, red pan and Zouave gaiters. She also wore afvench Tompin. The uniform of the Zouaves are the same ag worn by regu- lar French Zouaves in France. They will remain in tho city till this byporny when they will return home, escorted to the cars b < dilictiee from company B; Garde Lafayette. €vrosrry rrom THe Braziis.—Among the latest arrivals of curiosities at this port is an electric ee!, about four feet Jong, and as large round as a good sized healthy man’s arm. We rarely bave a chance of seeing one of these wonderful creatures, they being able to live only in fresh water, and unless (a8 in thiscase) there 9 should be copious showers of rain during the t1 of them, i+ utterly impossible to bring them to iises storas fii The tow of the electric fluid from the creature will pass immediately into the arm by touching the body when lifted from the water with any cralnery. conductor, but ihe shock from the creature by direct’ contact with the hand is exceedingly severe, and would overpower most This curiosity—and it is also one of the wonders of pature—was brought from Vara by the schooner Addie E. Barnes, Capt. Betsworth, which vessel arrived at thie port on Sunday last. Efgxoism at Rockaway.—On Thursday, 15th inst., about noon, & tady went in to bathe. She having gone beyond her depth, although a good swimmer, she was by a stropg current driven into a whirlpool. Still ahe str: gied. In an instant her hat was seen floating. Immedi- ately thealarm was given. James McCarthy put off in bie Boat, Justas be cot in sight of her, while sho was sinking, bis boat swamped, striking him a violent blow to the heed, Still he dewe down after her, bringing her ashore, exbausted and quite insensible.’ Fortunately a } ~would | medics! gentleman (Dr. Russel}) was on the beach, who remained with her, administering cxerythtog that medi- Nt could devise, until, after a long lapse of time, restored. Never, perhaps, was ory grave as this tn ave been lost. If ever achivalrous or a daring attempt to save human life came under the notice of the Humane Society of Long Island ard New York, McCarthy claims thoir attention. inks to the noble and spirived inhabitants and board. ors of Rockaway, in lees than four hours they made up a purse of $179 for the brave McCarthy. Acowrst TO a Vorviar Acton —We regret to learn that Mr. A. H. Davenport, a well known and favorite me- tropolitan comedian, bas met with a severe accident by ing thrown from a pleasure vehicle, near Stamford, Connecticat, where Mr. Davenport's family reside. Mr’ Davenport's injuries were believed at first to be mortal. it te now ascertained that he will recover, but only after a long and irksome confinement to his bed. ‘Ter Case or Jasers Cassty acainst LAcRexcek DRLANY AND | Ana Jlis Wirs —This action was brought by the plain iit subsequent to bis arrest and acquittal on a charge of em bezziement of fifteen collars preferred by the defendants. The case was referred to a ee who, bearing the evidence, reports that the charge, prosecu- tien and complaint were made by the defendants without any reasonable or probable cause, aud that the plainti, by reason thereof, has suffered injury and damage to the amount of ove thousand dollars, Correcrion.—It was Michael, Comfort, and not Phi ip Farley, as we inadvertently stated yesterday, who was sent to the State prison for participating in the robbe: of fifty one ‘Dumnels of corn from the schooner 8. God. win, in February last. The only connection ie. ‘arley | had ‘with the aflair was to cause the arrest of the alleged thieves, Comfort and Dewitt. Police Intelligenc tow ix A Bar Room.—Between seven and cight o'clock last evening a party entered the liquor store corner of Cedar and West streets, and after drinking refured to pay for the liquor. The bartender attempted to pat them out, when the gang set upon him and a general fight ensued, during which chairs, tables, tumblers, &c., were freely used, and thrown in every direction. The police, bearing the reise, were soon on hand, but they were unable to } gat a stop to the row until they were compelled to use | Weir clubs Laan | freely. A man named O'Brien was ar. rested and locked up, a8 being one of the party. Two others, vamed Thotwas Kuwright and Daniel Horrigan, were Vadly beaten about the head, fo much so that they bad to be conveyed to the New York Hospital. The lai ter was 60 badly cut that there is but little hopes of his recovery. The injuries they received were moatlyjabout the head and are presumed to have been jailicted by the policemen. Brreiars FRosTRaTED —AS policeman Green, of the Broadway equad, was patrolling his beat on Sanday morning, bis attention waa called toa bundle which was partially concealed in the new building now in progress of erect No 241 Broadway, {pon examining the par- cel it found to contain six pieces of fine biack silk, which, vpon investigation, proved to bare been stolen from the store of Mesera, Curtis & Co , No. 15 Park piace, Some burglars, it appeare, bad entered the premigcs ou , the yweceding night, and carried off oon. 4 worth of property: ‘A portion of the concenled on the roof of the adjgiaing ‘building, nu aud “ie balence they stowed away in the spot wherc 't WAS found by ‘policeman Green. They intended, 0 cf, %0 retarn for the goods on Sunday 7 sie ney, Told favor them in ite 4 teovery ~ the officer rostrata het their Ina drawer nest 1 that wun CrmUained the food quantity of laces, whieh the sous ° m4 could eases THES goon were valued at, $20,000; an wave bien carried away, bat, fortunately or mosere, Cortia & Co., the thieves paassd them by cone ticed, All the stolen property was recovered, Cavost IN THE ACT. —Gotleib Lindemuller, & Peansyl. vania Detchman, was brought before Justice Welsh, at the Lower Pollog Gourt, yesterday, oy ¢>arss of sigaling iwo hones of ti 'llinery gooas trom the atore of Charles H. | Swords & Co. No. 6 Park place. ‘igoner, it appears, webt into the atore under reteoce etfearieg woe pare hep, watching hie opportrnity, he J aly up he dry goods in question and pre py On, Cacserly, who tof be eck that Gotleib was mas playing, fol fol- mil tree: ‘ with the stolen in bie ting him, wit! y wo Gtresting ape Weeession. The magistrate committed Thou Swieuse Orexsrons at Work —\ German | named Schoopmaker came from St Louts to this city oo bis way to Bremen. Wh: sewing the ferry from Jer. fey City be wae met by one of those insinuating bipeds | classed nnder the genus boarding house rangers, named ) Nicholas SI) ler, and the pupil of a colebrated nis ores | bird, and per waded te go to a boarding boure in Green wich etreet, at sebtob & man named Presher, alias b "Preneby. ‘cold yng & steerage ticket to Bromon, charg ing him ‘twenty aulia,* More wan the regular price Schooan. soon discover. 4 the meat of harotes @e had firred op, and repaired to tn.” OY, elec, who eausel the and made a complaint to Captas arrest of Miller, but “Frerchy” clu waned ihe vigilance. ot the police by beating @ retreat to Ne.. eee tried yesterday morning at the Court “ops, Was Convicted, and #entenced to three , conment int LT Shipewners. New Yours, August 20, aan} ‘blic Wp genersl, the folowing offcia! communication TRANSLATION. Our atnke with ‘sai Sranada—Natice to 7O THR EDITOR OF THE HERALD. CONST TLATe OF NEW QRANADIAN CONFEDERATION, The undersigned respesefully requesta the editor of the | Naw Yous Tana.p to publish, for the information of the velved from the Intendant of the State of Bolivar, New cranada, GO. DOMINGUEZ, Consul. The Intendant of the Natioral District of Bolivar, con- | fidering that tse genera public order of thia State has } been intern , that Article 11 of the National Laws of May 7, 1859, dir the executive power to close each and every port wherein (he public peace be disturbed; that, according to the decree of 12th September of last sear, said exesulive power orders that the Intendants + 1¢ and publisy 8 decree commanding that the port or such disturbance takes place, be closed, in th thie duty, hereby decrees:— mand aticer the ad day of August, 1560, ‘of Cartbagena, Savanilla and Zapote will be 4 al! merchandise and effects imported or for or trom said ports, will be eubject {o the penaity of the provisioval law. But) if on said day the constitutional order be re-estsdliehed, suid porte shall continue open, es usual, for imports and exporte. the po closed, exported’ after fad day and al) parties interested therein, All duties impored up to the day on which said porta be cloged, are to bo paid in contormity with jay) ip art 2of the executive decree, dated Septem- tional Treasury of the Confede- ration. Art.3. all parties indebted to the National Treasury, who shall pay their liabilities to any illegitimgte era- pleyes shai) not be thereby soe’ trom their reapon- Bibi ‘Ube National government Poblished for the Feder es ion of all whom {it may con- MAN cern, RL DEL RIO. FELIPE DE PENAREDONDA, Secretary. (Pre Cone) OLGA PALACIO, soe ee? Fol tor of Customs of Savanilia, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, pene 20-6 P.M. The bank statement of to-day compares as fol- lows with that of last week:— Week End’g. Loans. cle. Circudation, Aug. 11..9120,855,179 21,575,740 9,129,835 ‘Aug. 18.. 120,950,348 21,008,701 9,088,648, Deposits. 82,879,107 $2,750,116 $507,080 © 42,187 122,991 The bad feature of this statement is that itshows no contraction in the loans. Every one expected a moderate reduction, instead of which we have a small increase. The bank discounts are now within a jtrifle of $130,000,000—an expansion almost without parallel. Should any unforeseen disaster occur while the banks are in this expanded con- dition, most serious consequences would ensue. We find, on examining the statement, that the bank movement has been quite irregular, some banks having pursued a conservative policy, while others have done the very contrary. For instance, the American Exchange Bank, the Chemical, the Conti- nental, the Mechanics’, the Mercantile and the Park have decreased their loans, while increasing their specie reserve; the Broadway, the Commerce, the Merchants’, the New York and the Republic have lost specie, but have reduced their loans in propor- tion; the Importers and Traders’ and the State Bank have increased both loans and specie; but the Manhattan—which is ever foremost in the wrong course—the Bank of America, the Metropolitan and the Phenix have increased their loans, while their specie reserve has rundown. Comment on the comparison is needless. ‘The money market is without change, though some brokers seem to be paying more for money than others, Money was freely lent to-day on call at six per cent, and left with the established houses in Wall street at five. Atthe discount houses the rates are, for first class paper, 6 a 7, according to length; and 7a& for good paper, not of the highest grade. The brokers report that the banks are not absorbing as much paper as they were, and that the supply in the street is more copious. The Sub-Treasury did a fair business to day; the receipts were $222,350; the payments $125,372; the balance this eveuing $5,999,352, A fair business was done to-day in foreign ex- change for the Cunard steamer from Boston on Wednesday. A leading house sold sterling sight at 1094, which is { less than most of the foreign houses have been ing: most of the drawers continue to ask 110 for their 60 day bills. For francs the rate ranges from 5.13) a 5.14], less a brokerage, for long bills, and 5.10} for short sight. The Europa, from Boston, will not probably take much specie. A large shipment will probably be made on Satur- day, from this port, in the Adriatic and Edinburg. The stock market opened dull to-day, as usual on Monday, and throughout the day business was limited. There was no stock offering, however, and a very slight increase in the demand caused prices to improve after the first board, and to re- main firm at the improvement till the close of business hours. Central, which was sold to-day, for the first time, ex-dividend, was dealt in ot 84, that being the closing bid, an advance of { e Saturday afternoon. The dividend is being paid at the usual places. Galena advanced | per cent, with a large business. An officer of the road writes that the third week's increase will be greater than that of the second; that the lowa extension is supplying the road with a great deal of business, and that the Galena will resume its old rank before long. Iinois Central was lower in the morning, but on receipt of foreign news it advanced, and closed at S6j bid. The road delivered, on Satur- day, at Chicago,.62,800 bushels grain, 314 )bis. flour, and 110,620 Ibs. sugar; at Cairo, 300 a 400 tons flour, grain, Ac., &c. Rock Island and Toledo were about steady; the Michigan Southern shares fell off; the Michigan Central improved j per cent. Evie was rather active, and at the close was | higher thea on Saturday. Harlem was quiet; we under- stand that arrangements have been made by which a train will hereafter be run in connection with the Central, so that passengers may be ticketed through over the Harlem to Buffalo and the West. Pa- cific Mail and Panama were both steady, but inac- tive. The business in bonds and tate atocks was light, and no change took place in prices. The market at the close was steady. The follo Wing were the authorized quotations :—Virginia vv 91) 6 j; Missouri 6°s, 81f a £7: Capton Company, oa 21; Cumberland Coal, 15}. 16); Patide Mai 7s] a 70; New York Contra] Railroad, 84 a4; Erie, 28) a }; Hudson River, 68 a 4; Harlem, 18} & §; do. preferred, 47) @ j; Reading, 46j a 4; Michigan Con- tral, 69 @ 4; Michigan Southern and Northern Indi- ana, 21) 8 22; go, guaranteed, 47j a j; Panama, ja }: Tiligois Central, 864 987; Gajona and Chi. tage, Siz a 82; Cleveland and Toledo, 47 a 4; Chi- cago aud Rock (sland, 85) # 7; Chicago, Burlington and Quiney, Oj a }; fMinots Central 7's, 954 & 952. We bree received an advance copy of the Sex @DD'al report of the Chicago and Northwestern “eaailway (late Chicago, St. Paul and Fond du Lac). ‘The new company took possession of the road in June last; it stands them in as follows: — Mortgage Conte's a real estate Floating debt. Total cost of road. . m » To this may be added ‘1, 500, 000 a “1 1750,000 in stock, which may be issued to pay off some claims of the old company, which are yet unsettled, and | tobe given in exchange for the old company’s stock. The earnings of the road from June 2, 1859, to April 1, 1860, when the company's year apps rently ends, were small. The figures were:— Farnings for ten months 884.659 Expenses of al) kinds 244,857 Net income for ten months carp ings of Apri! and May Serfous Rativroad Accident. wt Cee st Fire at Mowstan, Peas, Fxpens?* 60 per cent eer sncs mie for April aud bias ae the yoar . «BRS 082 am oa bonds 491 80 en bs — me ‘ . 906 258 Neteit..? . toy guspices. ed the current year’s account wil) stand as Farnings for twelye months. Expenses, Bay 00 per cent. ‘Net income. Deficit... $840,000 420,000 $71,280 Many friends of the property expect to see this estimate largely exceeded. The road now rans from Chicago to Oshkosh, 194 miles; the people living north are making endeavors to have it ex- tended to Neenah, Appleton and Green Bay, and offer the right of way for nothing. The connec- na of the road with the Mississippi and Milwan- >, the Racine and Mississippi, the Rockford and Kenosha, and the roads of Northern Wisconsin, are yery valuable. The first coupon on the sinking fund bonds fell due Ist of February last; on the first mortgage the first coupon falls due on Ist of Pebruary, 1861; the first coupon on the second mortgage bonds on Ist of May, 1861. The latter 6 per cents; the other mortgages sevens. me more traffic returns from the Western ls have come, and we publish our table with ti Aug 8to15, Aug. $1015, 1849. 1500 Roads. Ine, Per ct. Galers 920,883 32,322 3,439 BS Rook Teh 146,173, 34,063, 17820 «110 Toleda. 13,394 399 3 67 816 539 so gan 32,014 7,877 30 Michigan Central 29.388 bs 9182 3h Toledo & yg no iu xo 2120 12,781 88 52805 25,6064 8,169 3448 75 We ies later advices from Europe by the North American. Consols are a shade Jower; breadstuffs quiet but firm. The point of the news is an ad- vance of ja gin cotton, in consequence of the news of the drought in the Southern States. The market was active. The sales at the Mining Board to-day were:— O shares Minnesota. = 100 sharce Guilaford.. 300 do. $00 siiver THiS b00 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $27,759,832 66, and the balances $1,450,626 40. 3 3) Stock Exchange. coe Wo in SE tat 20, 1860. $9000 Tenn 6's, ee ay a 90% ase et gee ‘oMsaNtaguack 43 97" 100 do. B90 48 Wis 96 1000 ErieRR3dmb'S3 99 1000 NY&NHa be'76 95 3000 Mi So Zimbs.. 6834 0000 N Indiana Istm 85 1000 TerH AAlLietm 84 4000 Ter HIKAIt 2ém 60 6005 100 109 95 103 99 25 96 . 16 B30 0B ctr, Onlin RR 943 7) 187 Gal & Calo RR... 81% 10000 Tl Cen RR bds. 4000 N Ta Ist aap eteuepeze 4, * iss 08d 1 iso 123,705 672,181 854,747 2,409,009 100,544 729,001 ba 1,975 6 687 585 3541006 901 162 0,788, 1,723 208 123,529 "882 143,289 230,508 $4600 274/017 219,062 1,157,404 549 ASS 166 “ 85, 1,508 488 7 . 2,682 501 19 513,681 126, . 1,909,012 226 5464 820 360, Manu’. & & ser mck”) 134540 © 497,754 . 980.508 134,288 308 1a0201 205.989 1,074,565 8,746,878 308. 2. 1068 540 149. 2 b3t eet 90. 5,267,981 104,815 * 2877 500 12587 "706,085 112 6) « 7490,831 1,002 997 229.336 4,617 2002040 "223.271 122.184 1/208,286 874 164495 "967.184 437,105 2,887 '201 80/425 ‘355 002 ollge 208 452 80.256 §=979,170 74981 434 125 582 1,404. 9.116 128.389 189 648 112,185 142'735 220,913 98,116 26 588 a7041 256 598 01,087 200'341 1,810 006 am 008,70 Total... $120,980,046 41y. Cea eres CITY COMMERCIAL L REEUNT: “* 7, ata. Western, the cloeiug within $5 Oe 2 65 10 Baba 6 30 Supertine Werterp...... SHa 505 Common to chotee Western extra $a 650 St. Louis extra. ......... Sh On 60 ane to nen ee . Ha 5 ae eit 60a 78 Choice extra {amily and bakers’ brands TMe 8 Rye flour... S308 410 Corn meni, Jersey and Brandvwibe,..).... 360 a 8 80 =Cauadian four was heavy and dull, with sales of 200 superfiae, and at $5 20 a $7 40 for extras, bbis , at $5 for Southern about 125000 buabels, isoleetag somanes ‘eommon to — Western mixed at 5040. “e ae at O0c.; wi sound Western mized sold at ‘estern yellow do, sold at 06 Ryo was quiet at 750.070) Cats were steady, with galee of Western and ian at 38> a 390., ‘State at 300 ye Corren,continued to be held with firmness, while sales were light and stocks limited. Coveunge—The foreiga news had a favorable effect upon the market, and led to an bh became more active, and the tales 44,000 inlee. Prices cloted at an vot tiene ew <9 000 » verp. by London 3,600 bbie. four were ony andy 3s. Od., a2 fog 200 #t,78. 9d. , 12,000 ie grain, 2 ‘i bs "8 Y was eteady at 90c. 2 95c., wilh moderate sales for shipment at 800. @ 9c. 1aMe was in aod request, with sales of Rodkland at ‘70c., and at $1 for both sorts. Morasses was quiet, and prices were nominal. Navat Stones were ‘quiet; sbipping jots of spirits have Bold at 400; crude turpentine and commor rosin were quiet and nominal. Ons.—Linseed wae steady at 60c., with further sales in oils of city pressed, Provisions —Pork in market was steady, while sales embraced about 450 bbia., including new meas at $19 30 $19 37);, apd Of new prime at $14.4 $14 12)<, and 100 bbls. clear gold at $20 50. Beef was in fair = gales o! 300 bbig., ineiuding new mees at $4 country mess, #5 60 a $10 50; for reparked ‘Western, $8 50 a $10 50, pr) extra ‘at $11 a $12 50, Beol hams and En mess were quiet, and in the absence of sales of moment quotations were nominal, ard waa steady and in good demand, with sales of about 600 a 600 bbis., at 1" @ 13350, Bacon was orm, with sales of 10,000 cured beiiies under 10c, Batter and cheere were steady and prices unchanged. Race —Sales of 30 tierces were made at 5 8c. a 57¢0.* SvGans.—The market was steady, and the closing rates of Saturday were sustained, while the sales embraced about 600 bhda., within the range of 6), Tye. for both graces, and 400 boxes, part at 7), 0. a Gt SHIPPING NEWS. ‘ALMan40 VOR NEW YORE—tEI6 DAY. Port of New York, m, August 20, 1860. CLEARED. Meseetin Detee Damsscus (Br), Langlands, Queenstown and Liv- "yi Williams & Guion. Sip chancel Sy Spencer, Livernos Wane Bbip ican -Brem), Kuklman, Bremen is Ki Berk Gri Griffon, Cork—Walsh, cue & Chase. Bark JC Nickels, sole, Nickel Lisbon—H de Cordova & ot jorrison, Paty Bn Le rect dy 3 py rocries Saginaw. ca Pde a ia Since Aevinwal"Panams Ral Gonaives—| jacksonville—Van Brunt & eqs, SISSEF A Mason, Corson, Charleston—Dollner, Potter & Co, Rebr George Harris, Dazey, Charleston—Mester. Schr Fre Burritt, 8a): year, Newbern—C B Dibble. Schr Hoxall, Winters, : Richmond—C CH Pierson. Sebr J M Warren, Sicop Fred Brown, Carr, —Mas Bteamer Alida, ARRIVED, Stegmahip Xew Fork (Brem). Von Ranten, Bremen, Aug 6 and South»mpten Sth, with mdse and 478 steerage pi te to Get eaigen & Arered of be Hatery at 13:15 PM. "Had W winds during the passage. | 17tb inal, lat 43 36. lon B4, signalized a bark showing ® signal like — Eteeuwhip’ Habena, MeCompell, Havana, Aug to St ae c ee tte Saban. vannah, with wenger, 0 saat L Mitebill. a Dy vith. fast meamsbip Naphville, hence for Charleston; eae , steam ‘Steamship Siarton, Foster, etecton, with mdse and pansen- rer, to Spottord, Tileston & Co. by ae Ee adam apes vamengers, ‘oH Pbip c a ee Liverpool, Jul me ey And 1 8 “ar nigoal oat ark’ Occasion, cles sieering e ja ot hon! saw Br slenmsblp Asia, bense for ‘Liverpool; With, naw steaunships Great Eastern, | Avstralegian, and estern, hance Hondo, Garieh, Marsh, Liverpool, July 8, with mdse and 90 we itlock. wr.” July 28 iat. $5 Ton 284, ‘vas ‘ReE gers, nd ant Xi 6 UA boarded wi land, on a cruise, an wel; Bist anat a7 “30 a ‘31°20. siqnaized whip Richard 110 Jat rig Jon 69 20, from Havre for New York. ‘hip from Charleston fer Liverpool; 16 fost fanaed berm brig Albert Adams, of Boston, steering N; 17th, "AM, lat 4035, lom 7080, paseed steamship’ Great Eastern, Amazon (Swe), Dannbog, Batavia, wurde aa Rake we as Migrtind eal Veloce, 4 Jost, tat 18 15, lon 49 40, saw ship Ocean Express, Mine Water jie Wich, Tarawa, Port a Reooe, Aun 6, with « coffee Aer wo Murray, eb oat Luts Mori of France, nes beta vos it ia sappeand be fol orerbasrd, oe sreeth Rsiac tet vids et Ninn ; fesecurr marco a tan, Village (Br), Buck, Dorchester, NB, 13 days, with rie & T Ward, Briggs, Mystlo, 16 houre Beht Alaznnder, dosta: nee. Virginia, 2 days. ia Hue poieniae Bebr Gade a Age, Horton, ae 3 da Schr tis Somerset, 2 “ Vrovidence, lark, Providence for “albany. jew port, 2 da: Bebe Hort eee New London, 8 devs. Bakr WH Dewi Ctiords Weapon ion Sloop Bristo’. Lincoln, Taunton. # daze. Sloop Baw Post, Petty, Virginia, J onye Philadelphia Reamer Novelty, i. i “Iphia Steamer Potomska, N_ ew Bedford. 7° TAILED. Ship Caroline Nesmiib, London. Wind during the day N to 8. ieerarm Marine ee a HIGHLANDS, A sunset—One cesar! in tow In the eal hey tS ine Wind SB, light weatbar very hazy off a SANDY HooK. Eanes. sunset—No tnward bond vessels tp bt. One out sons ha ship anchored at the Spit. ‘Wiad BHisceliancous, Prot Boat Wasmxorox, Nod, while at anchor at SW Sptt on Saturday evening, during the squall, was struck by light- ning, damacing her topmast and mainmast head. The fluid passed down the mainmast, destroying the blocks on the caf, breaking the binnacle and compasses, and so passed lato the cabin, demolishing the joiner work and breaking some of the deck beams. A bell wire leading from (he cabin conducted it forward, and so it passed out of the hatchway. No persoa was injured. The boat has been bronght up to the city for a mast and other repairs. Ban Francisco shipping news to the 7 press, in telegraph columns. We tender our acknowledgements to the obliging purser bf steamship Alabama, from Savannsh, for late papers. Suir JP Wwerisn, Gadd, from New Orieans for New York, reviously reported Aebore At Point a la Hache, was off at 0 ppb ey J ot ey ag oe asl three tow! and My own to 1 ar ie recelt ao damage, would probably go to sea neat daz. Banw Aa Kallock. from Philadelpaio, ated from Car- Tub inet, per Pony Bx Lt inst for Sawua, sod strack on one ot ide keys near ee of 12th, where e beoamse a Roatan Lazare Boggs. Dizer, at New Orieane from Bordeartt, reports oa the AR fost, it $9 30 leo 68, encase ver theast, Lee are | Nin to heave 10. et at two PM, furled the ice Of maiptopanii, the wind blowing & hurrickoe; the bark i under hare poles, the wied being so Bich that it was lin Die for any eail sland. AtS FM, sre soundings tn About bom SP M, surack id fifteen fathoms, Teach’ thet they: found K meceenary 0 emt away pitt the ne ta of the bark inorder to prevent her ge ashore, which .was done at 3.40 P.M. The bark rolli thamoing on the epar whieh fell over her sides, cau hil to leak badly. At go both anchors, aad gave her ) the chat on deta, and brought tp the yews. water ¥ wee eplit apart by the failing of the foremae’, On Mon day morning, the gala ls wind being from NN FR. wet s) ain foretnast. "AC 10 A M, the tow boa tow, about three miles from |, got under way, the mall on tbe stamp of the rtetoriue @ ’Outre. a ie 2p brig ie eee ord, pe ..#. y 8 by 1} with 380 bb Fitan for on Westera Sond aby aie Bing Wate & rts om ron Westport, taken 220901 sp wh his seaaons wa Oa, ce Below, ship Abigall, Smith, from pave ee 4 with Sao ap. 30 wh al So Ral july & achr J E Comstock, Harris, putin for sa ce y MO, Tat 40.90, Jon 80.9), sche Watchman, Nant, n Fe ot Sa"bble Bok nd 2 dbp ‘ii chr" Oread, of Provincetown; Mt, 100 YS a oes Aone sree.” wis 280" Dota ap Gli ca’ Boma dound bome soon. = Speen Bhip Gi ealzatse 291198 for Beaten, Sse vst Tada ates ist, Lecraw, from Akyab for Falmouth, Dee, May ti Hea ee, uk 1 80 for We Apri i Tat 1 19, Jon " Giarhs Brown, from Orleans for Genoa, A sorter $a er rown, irom NOrleans for Genoa, Aug 9, : aoe aces of Sor, from Savannah for Liverpool, bi sire of Philadelphia, steering 8, wns passed Aug, An Am bark S. showing blue signal with black W in 8 white savare, with fore of fore’ topgallantmast, was gomwcd Aug ly iF Southern Star, from North Carolina for West Indies, Abg’S, nt 37 35 ou GF 10 Foreign Ports, Axaren, May 23 Passed by, shine OC Dow. MeGilvery, Bis: appere tor N¥ork; 2th, fekels, Liverpool far feosung ; 25th, Pureka, Soman ry hoses for NYork ‘she Sea Serpent, ‘Whitmore, London via Rio Janeiro for ate ong. sicinay Jue 20-44 thine, Oriental telope, Cole, so; July 8. TW Sears, D rosy Templar, ‘Mardn, ¢ nines ‘6th, Tornado, EANGKOK May Ih—In port ship Boston tas ‘for sae cos Ayres, June 29—In port barks Orlando, an ane ia gaara zn, He Cag ees! otin Bom Queen, Now Yorks City of Mobile, frome Laverposh a {hut fie), do; Taian booreay acr Sas 4, do. In port Supe 1, shin Gaapre, Andron and Herbert Bap eile Sine Oe ed gat Haren eee Philadel 3 Reflow, Joba Saney fie tang ships Traperiel Beampene,. Hoo Kong; Tin Beart Howes, Bowset.n. Wicceis ‘preties Poilsdclptia: idm: Martie, ‘Lage, Boston: Seiarun Bike aod Lneretia Tou,’ Cleamerden (Br), NOri beat beam » Harding, NYork: ay the pilot oe ‘on account of, 1h, Niobe, Kendry, 224, tioddess, Crowe! Oirn Havnans July S—Are ache PA Hawking, Porcival, Bosion. Gonaives, Aug 3—No Am vessel in port. Haspexc, Aug (Arr abip Jokn Rerwram, Knadace, NYork 18 das Momnovia, July 14In port echr Antelope, for Beaton 2 days. revious, bark Mend!, Jrhoson, from N York; ketch TNenson,’ Chai fata a) more—both ‘bound down the coast. Moxrkvipeo, June 29—Arr prev barks Wessacumsen, Whi den, and Busan Clark, EUbot, Macnitivs, dyson vats ship Hydra, Brown, urc; sehr ery. } den. May 29—Arr Tussar, Howland, NYort. oa June 13. HB Tuseay Webb, Guam; atts A B Thompson, mall, do; Princess Royal, nde gee Seana. Aug {Ta port sors Sams "Tones, and Jem alloch, from Baltmere, dag. ‘Si Iai, Be brig rence, Palmore, rare. av Prince, Aug 6-In recite! ‘brig Echo, Rice, for NYork ge, ic 1S—Arr brig NVork. anes: Juse Tors for New York nearly pea Dae dase. cpeceneels ey Claypole, ‘trom Bal do, for sale; Mon‘gomery, MSentxan, daly bark Mary Broughton, Herrick, Lrown, July 16—Tn port bark A Barvey. ler een w “ang, nig Awe BltsaQeus, Leng tows Sherbro, to return; Br sebr Wil 0’ the Wisp, Hutt, ioe s¥ore Seine, CVI, July 22—Arr sbip Tnternationel, Seavey, [Per ‘Sreawsarr Norn Aas “peddagmane Poist—Temm Mecedith, and tt y schhicn: Gabe Walle Bens ia the the Ciyie; Se Mathattar’'at Livers Poot: 4, Cuttend , at Cuzharen; tabetha a Fliaking. 2 fee Fulah, A, at Deals erpool: Heinrich, at Gloncester bee from XUrlears 9m, 8 H Pettigrew, at Liverpost; 1b, P Mar om Charen Richard IIT, at Liverpool, rom Fhilage'phia Faia vere Roe Swan ete sh Bid for Charleston} Sika ta rom ae: The Raymond, for New York, and soengti for New Or plies ot of te sind Twib ber cesta A ear a le RES delphias A's July 29—Arr hark iene Alessocr Tien Whee eae ree Se Baoan, an low stort rege aig i eX afoik and Baitmorey Kent tinge Baker mark, Czarina, Dever, London; lg oe ot ieen, Smith, and Olivia BY Liam, PRI. wate Law a and an Baker, NYork; ; May rites Na" echre Henry May bee Bee, dues rw Dae 1, Hawniga Balumore. Henry Cros " Fisisnah' 1) Nickerson, and Pom i Rk Das ae york. Bigs a for a Beige wind Wt SW decnsre' . Peter clinton et 8 GW Barter. No ve ford: Bove Aen tana! i ne posed a * the Heiea, om Cape Be Cidod Mom: a eres a scbr, i POD o iy Le Troma I Al td REO, brie Franecnia, Wallage, trom rane Cid ship Wacnaiagt gers, Bordeaux; sobre Sex (x saeiee Ackerly, NYork. head, Bennett, Valparaiso. n, Tan E Trout, ames, Boston; brig Emily Pister, “tables, Kor MAI? (oy ted ship Mary Caroline Stevens, Fichberger, jonrox ANGOR, Ang 17—~Arr echr Sarah Louisa, Yeaton, SYork. si bark La Cigueua, Adie, Havana; why Caroiiee,” fetes Rr Ang 16—Arr ship Houghton, Rairden, Liverp: on ‘fer J0ch, for orders, ship ochester, Patton, Tropa Gnd sid for or re, UPAST, Aug 9—Arr brigs Alvarado, Sh thews, Robinson, FP hilade)) had ‘Rid Mh. rigs | Ke td Wiimingom, NC ith Catharine Heal Flowers, N Yor.” ASIPORT, Aug 8—Sid sobre Saxon, Cassidy, NYork sane jae, ‘Crosby, Balumore; lth, brig Waredaie, ford, FAL! 4 MLM od t y— + schra Jobn O Tretaes a bi Yo tb, Orion. Davia, Nemtan wid ian, “ ira Kien Rordes, ‘Rrold Philadelphia; Cornelia, G—Arr xobr 7 Rampeda, Packer Packer, NYork, Reindeer, Cusnioge (put in owing to Hadeer, Cuncinghs a, Nysite them). mis chine A “ praeien pion ae i re "8 Lai Theor, Borteantt (see Mises: Sea are xe fee NYork via Havens, va ea een Rees sas! Vera Cran ae een, Rolling, Liverpool; Inde nn for N Kim ieeeeca he tls, Nerrtsen, Paik — ii = hee Sid echrs Lamar. Kosenth, “Sew aNDORIN Aug. I8—Arr acht Grace Caroline, Dar- reli, Ellzabethport. Sid. #1 toy. A Barlow, Shediac, NB, to lead for Liverpool, sebra Meteor, Chase, ort, Thos BP and Keevecea tiyde, Carman. | BE®PORT, Aug 18 arr schrs Pond, Kelley, Dennis for New York: Lane, trom ®ctnise. Today, off Point Judith, leader. from ‘ork for in tow of steamer Dickerson, awe ne SEE in, rk N a TER, sit i whe CEE Sa tro Panta N Kh West.) Arr brig geo for os hase ‘mb, Park 7 Remedios Br Bric Ayxetta—Adrices from Tongus to the 2d inst state tha 1 ‘teak im Hit brig Anneita, waa Steere ty be two | feb, Ludiam, cay. and © Harden, fuer hoiee near ber puiape, whieh when nde» tight Lover: Lattle sro in Hemming iuvesugation was held iy herd tn tgabetbport; J Ay eanelie, } aa eitaeure' ate ‘kaway: Kent Roden, Nantors. and Rerties, sad fam Metab, soy = crt aap Gentoa, dongs, Viena, and joves, Si ee IT brie 3 erat jortolik, to ora Crug, verse jot abt thee. "thousand dollars, he was, subee- tin atten) ecbeluen’ fotvea Mra meee Ao b ‘sold eS ORY Chesapeake: Crow va 2 Tinft, lower taste ‘abd sts viola gxings taterias Kaas seiamser, Wyman: ersae te Hates Tat robably for about #42) m 1 ot awards ad rginia jarmouth; Santa tare, Eling ee ‘haw hve been cut. re esse rut $6,000. ‘sebr Joba cs Hrett, rat wee he i Lg I a From san a PUREMOCTH, Ane 17—Are ache Julian Wedd, Macitge, damaend, and 28 ih* on iW Tonks |r pwr’ Rev He py a"waer oon. sc A nich The W wee Til, Ang 13-Cid sobre Joba Compton, Millet, Pho Reonany saad, ‘aod bee an opcken. se a¢ jamven § Woxtox, in going into Gloucester harbor bight of 4th, ina thiok fow, ‘on Bikek Rocks. Sbe was cot off next evening, £ sustained but little damage. Sewe Mary—Capt Anatin. ot “Alp Valeneia, at Me Boston, oth ‘baying boarded on the ot Pass a Uiere Licht. abe Mary, of Penaneola trom Neve leans for Galveston, with ® ot shaving dower ied, firely at the mercy of the waves nde the men to come om tard his Yeamel, ut they woul Morreyvipro, June —Bark Sumter, from Cadiz for Hong Kong, w! Ta aitrens (before reported) in here ater wold ber carro, will ail from this ‘about 24 prox. emacnimeon bad a pas days from New York; ber maintop and trestle. ill bare to be replaced with new ones; the reasel le suid Ker het, faq, Recrelary of "hoard of Un July 9—Rark § W Porter, Bere sa sence rs thee il, of bark ‘Pimounind fo 8V0 04 jer to Miwoad Weer, S ceeretary of feoard ct ‘ | Passacr—It ieqene Oh Op cits Sikh Baeehen, Capt Kaudenn, hence, stout July 16 for Hamburg, arrived out in IS daya. It the statement is eorrect has made one of the shortest runs to that port on Ship Albont is bow on the grent Balance dock, where she wil! (be Povey yeostked and newly coppered pe Delanoye, of Fairhaven, $8} toms, was told at now ie Bedford ith inst. by, Ma} Bourne. vs Warten for $10.00. Three sixteenthe of ship Lxaugr 2. Gouherped (rove ber ast voyage. wane als) OAS by Maj Bourne. to Capt George Ut Alleu, of New Retford, at the rate of h Alt = bis heen Rs sin a * pokbaren in 1850, 4 owe By aery, Me in 1887, festchester, Ji i Bizabethport fur Pawticket Fi Yori; Soop vie, Davia, Fort Rwen- Sid parce gee ‘Tyler, RIA; Anson, God! fantatr, Row Chait Bei nde ‘Yorks TAHA i Alig 11 Arr aches Ren) re Ih. Ge rarren, Renson, Rondout for Renbarypets hen Oux, Reneon ae Arrow, ——, FAW TCC CCRED oar sch D M Messerole, Smit, e RIC} fie ashre aE Ware, ‘Bogart, and wary Het YANN AH Ane Tk f yon betg Aes er amy biaeee Wead ane le World, be fay sion Datmarigectian WToe Od SehES Pen camaiont, Ang 12—Sid brig Benjamin Carver, Perry, bar AL ‘“ Aug 1 Fn HM ing aiden” Piva Hae Weer liek Finbar: inet ene Sid sehr N BE aR Arh sche Retoieae TAL Wetagtos, ‘ “a, | Ke and Louisa, Drink water, Blizabethport; Kerr Tofe, | wenrers for W¥ceht Sane, Berber, N York oe | Sam! Hall, Tilioteon, Rlianbe WILMINGTON, NC. Aug <ArF brigs gett Mary Meftae, Crocker, Ni " rk, 17th, Angler, Besse