The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1860, Page 8

HOSPITALITIES TO VISITING FIREWEN. | Phenix Hose Company No. 4, of Albany. EER VISIT TO BLACKWELL'S AND RANDALL'S WBLANDS AND LYN NAVY YARD--HOW PEE BOYS ANJOYED PHMMSELVES, ETC. ' Yhenix Bose Company No. 4, of Albany, who arrived | mesday last, ar guoete of Co 2 Engine Com- Harlem, wero yeeterday taken to Black- { ‘lands, actor which they visited the | Tp compeny with their entertain- t sleven o'clock yesterday | mor Emily, chartered for tho | Pandall’s Ielacd in about Brook)yn Navy Vari ors, they Mit Barcm al a the et parp2ee. Tey 3 ed in ubirty minutes, ved by Mr. 1. H. Stevens. | ‘The boye, wo + bree bur were then : e by Mr. Ripley, after par aces vy My. Mabouey, of No, 4 ap exempt member of aad who {e algo con- Mr. Mahony also sang fedd.vg of Bally Poreen,” for the , the eb ch created great laughter the g:7 he diferent butldinge on the leland, under cue, tbat gentiewan invited them ethey were hogpitably en- >the Albany Brigele Band wg most excellent music. When ng, they were ealuted by the for the purpose. The company nd, and were politely shown J. Keen, the ntions to ren- der thoir Vieit agreeable. Wh¥e ct the igland one of the wembers ot Bose Company No. 4 wae taken suddenly cick. hat freely of unripe apples, pane, retembling an attac yas laid on one of the beds in the peri- tor preecribed for him aud, after hour, wae able to proceed with river they paid a were shown through ced sgday evening, they received y S»perior of the Convent of to vieit that inetitu- aiding. @ members of Hose Com eg dare ne Company No. 35, of ‘They odgers, Foreman, and Mr. ‘Aseietant Sugincers abe guests of are commanded by Mr. C. H.R: Nicholas Lang, Assictant Foreman. Faylea and Lightfoot, of the Albany Fire ment, are ‘amo gucsts of Columbus Engine Company No. 35. they Rave been favored with remarkably fine weather, apd a!) empress themee!ves as highly pleased with their trip. ° Reception of the Niagara Company from Troy in Brooklyn. ‘Tho Niagara Engine Company No. 7, from Troy, arrived yesterday afternoon in New York city, ag the guests of $Be Franklin Company No.3, of Brooklyn. Tho Niaga rans left Troy on Monday evening for Philadelphia, where they arrived on Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock. Bboy were received at the Quaker City by the Columbia ‘lose Company, by whom they were most hospitably en- tertainod. It was announced that the Niagarans would weach Brooklyn, via Jersey City, at twelve o'clock yester- Gay, but in copsequence of losing the carly train they did not etart from Philadclpbia till nine o'clock A.M. At about two o'clock they passed the Herarp oflice, on the Neesau street front, and proceeded down Fulton street to ‘Be ferry, where they embarked for Brooklyn. The members of the Niagara Company numbered forty-ono men—and very large men they are at that, showing that the Trojans can wouster fine specimens of muscular force, ae a proof of which they. had with them no less & personage than . John Mor- Fissey, the champion of America, who is an honorary member of this company. Mr. Morrissey, however, ro- mained in Now Yori city, and did not cross the ferry with ‘the rest. He was in uniform. Doring’s Band, of reven- ‘Yeon pieces, accompanied the firemen. Capt. Doring bim soll was on hand, aed is as fine a specimen of muscle as wee present, in either band or among the firemen. Boring’s Bend is spoken of a8 being next in eminence to Dodworth's. The other notabilities were Mr. C.F. Rook, the Chief of the Department at Troy, and Mir. McKeon, the foreman of the Niagare Company. member of this company wore his helmet, in front of which was the com- ‘8 motto—‘!ver Ready"—a most appropriate one Pe kremen. Ip addition to the helmet, man bad a Aatigue cap slung at his back. On arriving at the Brooklyn eide, the line of mereh was ‘taken up Fulton street Fire; went the Franklin Compa- , with Mr, foreman Cregg at the heal. They were ail 4m plan clothes. Next followed the band, after which amarsbed th dragging with them their bean- @ifc! engine—a Jevfers, ot Pawtucket, Rhode Island— @ cpique machine in its way It has a ten inch stroke; ‘the nozzic is one inch in diameter, with a hose of the Co 5 inches. With this nozzle and hose it throws a streuin of water 187 feet high. About a a Burlington, Vermont, the engine beat all the en t= Drought against u, including ove or two from onire The provevelon turned off irom Fulton street inte Cran- ‘ans from there into Henry, where the Niagara Abo was lott at the Fraaklia Eagine house, The pro cest.on wae thet resumed and ctarted throuch Orange Greet to Peltor, up which it proceeded uninterrupted: Wo the Browkiyn Garden, inthe vicinity of the City Hall, where an elegant eptertainment was ‘laid out by No. 8, and pertaken of by both Losts and guests, Mr. Crogg Going the honers in good style, At six o'clock, the Tro. Jans embarked wb board the Francis Skiddy for home, at We foot of Cortlandt street, New York, nearly every men recretting that his stay was necessarily so short The » pal object of interest ta the procession was a Weautiiv! Fiver trumpet, borne by Chief Rock. The in- sertption on it tells its history :— Qeccccrcenceverecenee seseaene cope se poser tert rere rey PRESENTED TO Toe Members of Siogare Eugine Company 7 September 19, 1860 Qevesrence sect eeaene nt 20001 OEDIOM, BEDEDETE MEDD LE The cost of the trampet is $120 It may be mentioned, as a matter of commendation to wan of the Niagara engive, that be for four years, di . m oly four fl pene nennne se eeet of September a f engines, at trial nd band, will tak it i@ expected that ¢89B on the occasion of the Alieyed 5 Before Hon. ¥ ige Be: UNITED STATES DIatATOR COURT. United Slates 02 the park Kale —His & Judge Bette delivered t win im the case of tho alleged slaver Kate:—The v being under arrest ct the nit of the Leite! Glaim of forfeiture for Paving beeu em trade, in viol sion of the m¥# of the J. Dielk, of the city of New York, ered a8 bai ing on Stipulation in behalf of the #(ttement ja the above | g rigned aud acknowledged suck bail or | Hitioned to pay the mugs 2f $9,100, & -E said voerol.end quziiaet open sderiak Blatee Attorney, hin fected to the nd offered ap, Marivg ¢ and po of f offered is ate 2 ve | Ve Oru al order be ved, aud tom. reese! f Z the diecharge of Tee 3 above action Dome AT THE NEW TORK OFFICR. H ny, Buttalo and Canada te auronsta. By ©e Sept 1. The Overland Ma 4 Mail from $1, Joseph (Mo.) to Salk iy, leaves St. Joseph every Monday and A.M. Latiere ghould de marked Joseph. | ship ———, on Baturday | 5 w AM the day after the arrival each aller. “ynard packet wt this port be . he steamer Karosk will be despatched with matis (he Bahama Inlaads to be lemied at Nese NOP. Havass. Ty steanior Bienvitle, om Saturday, | t 1 P “ @rnors Ry searship New York, for South ampton & Bremen, Bat y, Sept. b. 12s P.M. | By sennship Hammonia, Hambrre, Satntday, Sept 1 . ° 12s @. M. TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE. Bowray Wwerland Mail to Rombay closes in London 48 followe—Vja Marseilles on the Sd and 18h of $<. month, Via Southat on oo dh and CAarcurta....i, My, 18H, BH, via Marneities. 4th, 120, Bh, TWh, via Southampton Carns, ke... Vin Mareeilies on the leh and 20th. ty ton th and 20h, ant on the 4h FY | hampton on the Oth Dur postal convent ‘ous, fnatact, modifying the peale of p forwarded by the Bremen snd H » Charge, in re, single race toot evceeding bait an "i not a | \udicating the intention of the goveramente, though The Parsgusy Clatm. O THY EDITOR OF THE BENALD, Your ieene of the 22d coptaing an article o be Paraguay Claim—The Justice of the Oommissioners’ Award.” You seem to admit that the President bae ‘tbe onstitational prerogative of vetting aside the award, on the ground that the Commissioners have exceeded their Tunepay, August 30--6 P. M. The money market continues active; many of the bankers are getting 7 per cent for their de- seen the terms of the convention defining their powers, week ago, entertained all | ‘and the action cf ovr government and that of Parsg fay 1, ed the hope that call loans Would risé high enough to enable them to make & peliber thig iangulge uor these act appear in Mr, Jobe profit by meiting their acceptances at bank, and son’e report. Where is the justice in suttaining an award which the Commiasioners bad no power to make? Aa to the commendation of Mr. Johuson’s ability in the opinion, the only test of ability in an award should 9e— ie te egiris judicial? are ite reasoniugs and conclusions just? Judged by this teat, your commendation of ability Taust God some other appl.carion. So your referencts to the columns of the Hanarn. The articles im your columns while the acts were pending be tre Congrese were thorough aca able yiudicaions of the course of the geverumept in regard wo these claims ag just apd necessary. That course Mr. Jobuson’s eward seeks to reverse aid dingrace. But “to come to the eubstance of the article. You imply that the account upoh which the government and the Commis sioners had to act Was one claiming $835,000. This is nut so. That accou.t was one of gemeral estimates, was withdrawn, and aodther, at the suggestion of the Depart: apent, Was Bubstituted, as loug since as May, 1855, cou- tanving uu exbibit, admitted ty be © orrect, of a iaateal . a” receipts company, leavi : : expenditure aoe eran to the pressct time, of about | G8Y, 48 usual on Thursdays. From the appear 1400.00. That is the account which, from thet time to | ance of the market, it looks as though the recent cd ute A pot gen by the compe | advance in sterling would hardly be maintained siuber for bis investigation, Tre lnvestigntion. regulted | tomorrow. The shipment of specie on Saturday in he emanate ve See by the Counsel for | Goes not now promise to be as large aa usual. Why should an “abie’? Commissioner give the peopte to The bears continue to exercise contro! of the cline since yesterday. There is at present no seri- ous opporition to the downward movement in wae for $214,000 for the Paraguay and cargoes—a migprint for $114 6¥0—and thaterroncont, for mere tha bait that stocks; buyers appear to be holding off, in the ex- pectation of a lower market. No one can tell, som ws credited in this very accouut, aud of the rematning but $24,000 is for the expense of transportation. arge i¢ not fur yeese! and cargues only, but for the however, when the turn—which all admit to be in- ket may be true in words, though in fact she was bought | eyitable before long—may come. New York Cen- for tho sole purpose of rading to and from Asuncion, und was filled with agents and cargo dedigned solely for Para- tral opened at 84—the price after the board yester- pereens unknown to the company, und ueed their corres- . pondence, of which the company bave had no notice or | lower. At the morning board, comparing the Opportunity for explauation, ax the basis of his award: | |: 4 with those of yesterday afternoon, Rock Island fell 14; Toledo, 1; Galena, }; Miinois seems litte prospect of this at present. and, unless some unforeseen acaident should occur, there seems to be no reason for expecting any further advance at present. The hanks are not lending wwuch on call, but their depositors are, and this comes to the same thing. In the course of a fortnight the probability is that the public will bave become accnstomed to the present rates, and that the panicky feeling which exists just now will have subsided. Good 4 a6 months’ paper is still wanted by the discount brokers at 7 a8 per cent, according to quality. There is nothing doing in foreign exchange to- expenge of the voyage. ‘That the Paraguay cleared for Montevideo aud ® mar. quay, as Mr. Jobuton well knows. But in his anxiety to | day—tell to&3g at the end of the frst board, and Sud romething againet ihe company ke correspond® WR | oioyed at 83} bid. The Western shares were all You deciine to cousider the ques'ion of the tyrannica’ and oppreteive condu:t of President Lopez, except to observe » vf alte bit # the charge. And Mr. ~, . ss bt = aaa ee aN ncaries uf judgmonta upon sbo | Central, 3; guaranteed, 1}; Mickigen Cen- question, Which afy udicitt mind might consider as com | tral, 2. Im the afternoon these stocks were | Queive, and with the concurrent testimony of every paval officer and American in the country at the time against bim, and nothing but the degpatches of the Para. guan government @ eustain nim. ‘As to the evidemee of Captain Page, to which you refer, we cle bis own words: — The operation of this American company was destined to Absorb the commercial and manifacturing business of the country; it was in the y to the accumulation of creat weal, when President Lopez, with the sagscions perception for whlch he ia distinguished, in matters pertaining to Ris own interest, deacryiug in the future the ineviteble resulta which would Aliend the labor of (he company, determined at one Blow to crush it, ere ft should become too costly wud di G08. Consequently, urcer a irivolous pretext, the com; ay's were driven from tbe houses and lands oc: generally lower. Private letters from London allude to the speculation in Hlinois Central, and say that the belief in the value of the property is quite likely to carry prices to 15 discount before many days. Hudson River declined half per cent this morning, closing 564 bid, against 57 at the close yesterday. There is very little doing in Pa- nama or Pacilic Mail, and prices do not vary per- ceptibly from day te day. The panic about the opposition line has pretty well subsided; it was ri- dieulous. Mr. Roberts’ steamers are not likely to make much difference to the business of the Pacitic Mail, wherever they may be; atthe present time the travel is not large enough to tempt any one todivide it. State stocks and bonds were all rather lower this morning, being probably sold ont in conse- quence of the tarn in the money market. ‘This afternoon the market was lower, and closed unsettled, at the following quotations:—United States 5's 1874, 102} a 103; Indiana State, 90} a eratives W by them, the land that hee been bonght by the company taken by the government; the ww mill destroyed, machivery tnken down: the segar operauves driven out o- the factory, the building closed and taken poesersion of by goveenments a word, the company literally broken up, snd compelled to abandon ay, aud accept the protection of the exploring stesmer Water Witch, she baving arrived at Asancion sbortly ailer these occurrences Forced, as the company thus was— though not at the potnt of the bayoneut—to leave Paraguay, I speak of the act ag being one virtually of expul When 1 cousider the potare thie, company pt ihe the priv A pulnber of od hag become the arclea wbich would have cannot but see tha: ite large, bad good faith on 1 deen under their exclusive contro profla must bare become enocimorisly artot the BP: vv heen observed, aud its - *, S, gesramien under etising Mawnan decrees heen respected. | 93; Virginia State 6's, 90} a 90]; Tennessee State } than $i0o.4u0' Tapecty thiseusa, beleving siike tease ‘ame | O'S; 003 a 904; Missouri State 6's, 61 a £14; Canton, it ls by no means amount that would have been realized. THOMAS JEFFERSON PAGE, He is “trathfat and accurate,” saya Mr. Johnson. He is ip the vigor of his powers. No other man has bal the fame vpportonity for investigation and judga. He can furnish similar expreesions from tbe other naval of cert, and sitiiar judgments from any cillcer of the Ameri- can Zovernment, from Congress and Presidents of two ad- ministrations. hy this Seocee on some queRtions to believe Mr. Johnson right and others all wrong’ SAMUEL G. ARNOLD, President of the United States aud l'araguay Nay gation Company. 103; Cumberland Coal preferred, 11} a 16; Pacific Mail, 78 a 79; New York Central, 83] a 83]; Evie, 27 a 274; Hudson River, 66$ a 563; Harlem, 174 a do. preferred, 44) 2 45; Reading, 44] a 45); Michigan Central, 68{ a 68]; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 19{ a 20; do. guaranteed, 43.2 424; Panama, 124 a 126; Illinois Central, 85} a 85]; Galena and Chicago, 77} a 773; Cleveland and Toledo, 45) a 454; Chicago and Rock Island, 79j a 70}; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 88 # 884; Hli- qual to Police Intelligence. PRonADLY FATAL StaMninG A¥PRAY.—At & lato Louron | Bois Central bonds, 96] ‘Wednesday night, a stabbing affray occurred in tho lager The following is to-day’s business at the Assistant bier saloon of Henry Bock, No. 62 Fast Broadway, which, | Treasurer's oltice :— in all probability, will prove fatal. It appears that after | Receipte.......+. + $206,885 85 Bock had retired for the night, and while bis wile was | Payments. “5,802,208 16 attending the bar, a Scotchman, named Johu Robertson, came into the saloon and called for a drink. He inyit fet Bock Wodrink with bum, and afer mbibing several | THe following isa statement of the tolls received pinsses of beer attempted to kies the womanend take | 0 All the canals of this State in the third week of other improper libertics with her. The noize occasionca PAE oe by Robertson's unruly conduct awakened Bock, who, a upon entering the barroom, ordered the assailant to quit ihe premises. Robertson refused to go out until be had auother drink, when Bock geized bim by tho collar end attempted to eject him, At this juncture Robertson drow The receipts include $132,000 for customs. Tocrease in 1860..... ‘Tolls received in three Do, in IS50..46+ @ long dladead dirk from his pocket, and, without i esosee ; f inches in_lepgth, from which the intestues freely pro- = Wen eee ome truded, The assailant then (led to the street, but, return- | po, in 1800. ing in a moment or fo afterwards for hia cap, bo was cavght by ers. Bock | and eld, fast until the arrival of oheemen ike and ler, of the Seventh precinct. 5 ben taken inte custody ‘the knife with which the | The St. Paul Pioneer of the 18th says:— injury was inflicted was found upon his person, with the ‘The Cdar Valicy Railroad, bo mp all the property diood marks fresh upon the blade and bandie, A phys!- | of the company, war rold at public auction at the capital clan having examined the wounded man, and yemeriag pe $1000, It was bought by the Governor, his case hopeless, Corouer O'Keefe was notitied to bold an | on of the State. —a aa © al boggne e nag tied Ad Ri} With reference to the position of the dry goods market, the Jndependent of to-day says:— the deposition the jury rendered a verdict against the prisover. Robertson was commitied to the Tombe to Trade has fully commencea for the season, aod im. Await te result of Book® Ties. porters and job are alike busy. The ‘Western de Axomien StanmiNG AFFRAY—A Debt occurret wetwoen | mand ims commenced in earnest, The hotels are filled | eparty of sailors and a ‘iongshoreman, at;No. 287 Front | with buyers. French goods bave become quite brist, cepecially tracy dress silks, blacks and plain colors A good deal, aiso, is doing im meriacs and cashmeres. Freneh delaines, in the absence of a large demand from the South, do not take freely. and are to be bought low. Foreign shawis are brisk, bot Ge demand is principally for brocke French and German clothe good ree etreet, on Wednesday night, which Gnally ended in one of the number drawing a sheath knife and stabbing 2 sen | man named Qharles Coline. The blade entered the lef | side of the abdomen, inflicting what is thought to s | fatal wound. The injured man was taken to the Fourth | precinct station house, and from there fo the New York Hoepital, where be now lies ina precarious condition. The police an this cocasion did pot come along for earl; a quarter of ° the perpetrator ha! escaped, fabrice realize full prices for the beat qua! nie have deckned. Drills are in Oris © still wanted for both the Western and Southern And np to lect eveniog they could flad no clue to thé | pections, at steady price, Fancy eaesimeres are in ac- | Whereaboute of the fugitive. } id and firm ia price. Domestic delaince are Joe Terwer or Trove dean urner, of Stanwix | felling to arrtye (rom the mills—the sock being reduced. Domestic woo) saawis wre also moving readiy. The ex- otoriety, was taken juto custoty by policeman | 1 Cot Gemand for our cotton fabric continues good, and a 1 Of the Fifth precinet, ao Wee y night, on the | Cy demand bas of late sprung cp. Fisvous are eof baying astoulted oad Leat award Leonard, | « ree y, and promise more activity that for seve 147 West ay, mw suet) @ shocking manner { raj seasons. ¢ t bis life is exday; The pets was taken to | ‘ o . be Lower Police Comm, where Juste Kelly held himto | ‘The following is the statement of the St. Louis oa. in the sum of $500 Jo answer banks: Tmaaresixe 10 Shoor A Pouce Carcai.e-A8 Captain | as, Bison: (ollrey, of the Fifteenth precinct police, was od U8 WAY rewlation...... 220,605 188 32.230 r m house yeBtenis¥ Morning, be .~A8 | Colm....... ° 728.845 714 046 Mee by an ex jaticemnaa tamed Amps s¢ HOliver, | The following is the Pittsburg bank «:atement = or fome imacina,, “isy . . i “ Stantiy Seized the follow hy yo” | Jor © week preceding August 27: badtt Seats ‘oeanensy aad maton $205.018 ros bono “elt es t before Justice Connotts 22d Commi ef x 69,77 73! examiuation, eee Caney we Pern 240 gum ene 1 513879 Coroners’ Inquests. 758 250 - 3 ul Fata vhow a Det Faded Furlo Ireland, god 26 years, died at the New York Hospital yesterday (rom the eflects of injuries accidentally received i g from a tree on Staten fstand. Deceased , it are ching curries, when the limb upon | gave way, pricipitating’ him to uribg bim so severely that bé died in rover O'Keefe held an inquest upoo the ee ee Ma ves 1.107.984 7,47, 782 1.813,,. 59 1AG2Q 198 7 OK veD 1,850,418 33,105 or hae . ; - 49,300 (15.008 The Chicaco P. ess of Tucaday sayy; ‘The clorenees in the exchange market continuet, but there is no material change in rates, except that oa the street * per cont was freely offered, ant in sme in- stances % per cent. The bank rates however, are o" . The Philadelphia Ledger attributes te late ad- vance on the price of Pennsylvania fives to within one per cont of par ta the general impression that | the recent large purchases were made on account | of the State sinking fund, and it is expected that probably half a million of deilars hence to the end of November Will be purchased on that account. | Last year the State debt was reduced $649,282, and, street, sari was e girl of slagular beauty | with the increased prosperity in every branch of and perroval tion, The jory resdéred the usual | industry, a million or more, it is not improbable, Tendo im euch cases, aod the body was then bandedover | may be absorbed during the current year. These bonds, it will be remembered, under what would he the New York interpretation of the matter, have already matured, they being payable after a cer- tain date, which has stready expired, the State availing iteelf of the fact that the exact day was not imperatively fixed to purchase the bonds be low their par value, rather than to redeem them ia full, a course which we are free to say has done more injury to the fluancial standing‘ of the Com: monwealth, even in a pecunry way, than ten times the amount it has realized upon the discount of the bonds purchased on its account. We glad to notice the following remarks upon the sly fect in the Philadelphia Ledge a paper within fts territ ap vy Fa nea Wexner." tiga feather: y, the man who ‘ell from (h4 Story wimtow, at No. $80 Pearl etreet, on Wednesday night, at the New York Hoepital yestort Deceased bad bis Jegs broken, and ries. Coroner U'Keefe was notif upon the body, but in eo the witneserr, ho wns til 10 o'clock this morning ScrcwR vy Taxixc AneRvic —Coronér O'Ke nquest at the New York Hoepital yesterday ody of a girl about seventeen years of age, named Catha- rine Gordon, who committed suicide vy taking arsenic, Seow afler tak he poiton she informed her sister of ibe fact, but did bot aagign avy reason for the commission of the rath act, save that she was tired of her life. De- ceased, who wae ® native of Troy, resided with her eister at No 40 Gene sor Hieevas's Recmenow ts New Haves.<Tae (Ror Aw kestry —The performance of Heenan and his ageociates Y at the place « their exhibition yesterday after. noon, When they went through a series of performances peceliar to their vocation, but it was anparcnt that they had greatly mistaken the character of this communtty, for there were comparatively but fex persone present. the day there was @ growing indignation that + When the statutes #0 ehows, or f y or betitty of body, who sha bibiter on any pubsic stage ach tuch offepee a tum thie Ie nrreated, was + Whieh from w suweait NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. mand loans, while quite a number of leading powere.”? It ia therefore to be presumed that you bar? | brokers are borrowing at 6, Money lenders, a | b. loaning the proceeds to the brokers; but theve | At Ga7, | the brokers are borrowing a8 much as they want, ; | | SHIPPING NEWS. New Oriesns %h. From New an eee ee. tue Sexe Ruste waulate na: coisas bond itself, by paying the overdue bonds ‘n full, it would probably make or eave more by advertising for the rowest 8 at which a given wum will bo furnished, The sudden advanos of price indicated by the rale t- urday, however, looks hay forve thre State to Tiving at New York 23d. 18 matter, and that is, 80 ‘as it can command bonds ee nad ach eae it better | able wo continue the liquidation 82 ee. | as the debt ie red: |, the bonds will advan:e in price, | apd as We authorities are to pay more thao te ence Port of New York, August {1}, 1860. be a wall t of sell | par, Ube liquidation event stop for want of se! | oe ‘within the iimit, When euch time arrives, if overdue donde are out, the State may aumounee the payment, on CLEARED a given day, of allor of such of them as it may desire to | Siermetip Rina (Br), Anderson, Liverpool —F Cunard | bere stoonig the interest after the date aained ‘By thia ghasmetip Montgomery, Barry, tavannah—ii 8 Cromwell operation the payment t may be conti Steamship Columbia, Berry, Charlemor- |, Tileston eprcral years, And probably tatil the whole is paid of. | aca” nn naetipr Deductibg bonds reoetved for the alo of the publio works, | | Reamship Roaucke, Couch, Norfolk, ge-TLndiam & Hele the Siate debtat the beginning of the fiscal year was but | meben. | kes, £27,007 901. A fw year of prosper'ty wil wipe tha | "Pub Asso Scie Bes tO ietg MESA k wes, oe Ship Bultana, Benson. New Orleans W Nelaox & Son. The New Orleans Picayune of Saturday last | Sbip 4 Boninger (ras), Test ee Wendt £ Co. Bark E Ruvcke (Hem), Boysen, Hambarg—Vou Sept’ & thus notices the money and exchange market of that city:— The nancial movement for the week ending last ge Ba TD Bervvam, Nichola, Moble—Sturges, Clearman ing has disclosed a reduction in rates of mouey of pre pole cm 42 per cent, acoording to the character of the securities | Brig Mystic, Fish, Lavaca—MoUready, Mott & Co. oftered. Capital was abundant throughout, and though rie Biack aire Walaie-D © Murray. the daily calta on the bank for discount were nearly wufi. | Hrlg Waier Wi'ch, Jackemn, Macbias—Pock & Crs income, there was a marked cent eee ae iy of the better gradi hig W Kelly, Heagan, Bangor—H D Brookman Schr Rophemla, Bayley: Ponce—8 W Lewis & Co. Behr Bs ae f a falling off in the su jes of paper on ‘Smith co the etreet, and buyers Sought in vain for strictly A 1 com- % Sy mercial signatures,” The exchange market has gene- Bebr J J ow «us Chriati— C Sleight. Tally inactive, and rates ruled for the most part as they | chr Crystal Palace, 0 ile apes, Jackeon' ". Behr Norfolk Paoke!, Hedell. Apalachtonla—R Post, Bane AR Wetmore, Bogert, Alexandria—Vao Brant & r Ann, Cole, Petersburg —) Cole, Beer ATR have! Rovineon: Pbilsdeiphia—Jas Tas. were then quoted. demand was limited thro tor a!) classes of bille, and there waz no marked increase at any time noticeable in the supply of either lysae ng domestic. drawers eubmitted to a dec! Sehr A B Haye. Bi — (cape ba he dpi cain ae ~~ market Cima Ld ee <4 Metcal: & menene, quiet this evening at the subjoined quotations:—Clear chr }) Risvell, Butler, Hartford— Master. L The bills, 2095, a 110; bank rates, 1105 a 1105; bill of | Behr Col Losier, Delaney, Norwich Van Brunt & Siaght inding crafts, 108% « 1093,; francs, 5 15 a 5.20 ver dol- lar; sixty day bills on New York, &c.,1a1'q per cont ARRIVED. dissouste eight, par a ‘4 per cent premium. Specie—Re- Bteamehip: Torkiown, # Farris, Richmond, &c, win mdse and ceipts for the week comprise $411,000 from Tampico, $3 hip Urey Feather, Herford. Valparalao, March 7, and Coast 00 from Brazos Santiago, and about $6,000 from Galves- | oft itie, wik copper ore, wool and Brazil wood, to Jobn Raa- ton; and phipments are limited to $20,000 to New York, | Guha Co” Lett the later port (Charanal) on Coast of Chile and some sma!l lots to St, Louis, Huntaville, Canton and | April 28. May 2. at 5 PA, while reenng topsails, Samos Lealie, ‘Avguata. a heaman, of France, aged 17 years, fell from the yard, struck in the main chanvels, and went overboard; lo a boat and The St. Louis Repudtican, under date of Friday } weed every exertion to save him, but it was of no avail. “From May 2 to Sune }, experies ‘succession of gales and evening, remarks:— pad weather: Joa! dalla, stove bitwarke both idee, midehip ceived other damage; 4 x0 epruug There was rather an improved demand for Eastern ex- change to-day, at the cstablighed rate of 3 premium. Exchange on New Orleans rules, with a smai) demand, at 1; premium. The Snb-Treasury had a supply of trauefer drafte exceeding 200,000, a part of which was taken at Houk badly. Sng 29, paawed Cape Horn, aistant ; ba sree otaie pale tram SW dune 1, put into Port Stanley, Falk land Jolanda, for repairs. baving Bad coustautly going for 18 days previous, dischar; tons copper, found and sopped one bad thence June EY Light rodeos iret $3 dave. Hi the fom day strona breeze. whip eid auak, SoA trom thet par. The Milwaukee Sentine? of Saturday remarks:— to her arrival at poms move been sie Tho past week has witnessed a materia) reduction in val ab thie port the price of Eastern exchange, the current selling rato | pout Malt the tims | Jute 2, "hapton uaa” Puede jou ‘Queen, from Callao tor Hampt Equator ip the Atlantic July 31, in ‘he @ F bas bad hight winda most of tbe time, made the land 12 miles of Cape Henry ‘Riga, since which time bad ealm wentbe r. KA Allen (of Savannah), Patten Hav Ang 15, with sugars igtonater.” fa anchored ai Lower Quarsntlne. Nobr Dia jard, Cardenas, 15 days, with sugar, to Sepimas (Br), Miramichi, NB, 19 days, with feb, to S Farlow. h inst, of Nantucwet. saw steamship Edinburg, hence for Liverpool, Has experienced some very heavy wea: ther; kst part of deck load, steve bulwarks, ec. Cerito (of Boston), Crowell, Mobile, 25 days, with naval stores, to master. Aug 8, Jat 2509, lon ba, experienced » heavy ge from 5; ged ih} started deck after which had Reht winds and calms; 2iat, lat 25 52, lon 79 40, spoke brig Pi- zarro, of Boston, from Mobile for Tarks Islands Schr paure Gertrude, Coampbeil, Charleston, § da Sarah Bruen. Dov corgetor 4 thr Wythe, Tuttle, Richmond, S dag ~~ Cnattvia, Jamicson, Richmond 4 days. Commander {a C) Martin, Alexandria, 6 days. Banquet. Dnel, Virginia, sere Mem bisdeall, Virginia, 5 day ida de 13 Sore, ‘Virginia, § days. A awards, Virginia, 5 days. Jen Ang Dickerson, nia, 3 day: . Parker, Virginia. 3 aa) P Williams, Jones, Virginia 5 days. Vermiyea, ——-, Baltimore, 3 days. Tamaulipas, Ackerly, Batimare, 7 days. ell, Boston fer Albany. Gazette, Bolt, cbr A Sebr Panama. Love!! hF Ann Caroline, . Boson tor Abany. Emeline hickey, Tice, Brivtol 2 days. Bebr Arictio, Smith, New Tiaven, 3 days, Scbr 8 Nelson Lal), Larver and. 3 days See eter Tngrakisn, hondorst fo8 F war, Inj of Portland. Bioup W i Howes, Brotber!on. Provilence, 2 day, fiveamer ware, J being %{ of 1 per cent premium, with a steady market during the past three or four days. The offerings of pro- Guce paper are as yet by no means equal to the resources ov our banks, and Currency is therefore plenty eaough for all legitimate businces demands. Stock Exchange. rd 10275 9054 ‘Tecrapar, AI 320 sh M So 5 va. 2 = 2000 Mich So2dmb 64); 500 do. » 3. 1000 Mich Sosf bs 8 2000 TerreH &A2m 58 PREEEEEEEE EEE 2 i 5 e ve! Philadelpos Alen, Phiace!) hia. Diladel hia Plladelp ain Enza. |. Phitadelvi Sy Bt BELOW. ‘Sbip Aepasia, from McKean’s laland. 7 Maria from Havana. 8 aS o1% Brig EP Swett. frm Doboy. HA iy Arizona — All by giltot bost Jane. Bs s 4 ney 4 45 Bark Restless, from Santa Martha, . 565 80 Brig Mary Means, from Kingston.— Alt by pilot boat Mary ne 4 vg tacos from St Jago, 19 days. iy 50 80 Bie Bee from ‘ort au Prince.—Boih by pilot boat David Mitebell, No un eS Bark Carniola, Hopkins, from Sagua Aug 11. 4 RAILED. 4595 100 3936 |. qeumsshig in. (eh, Laverpects Went r i* i wx | Siumepneetangtete cas on Oh a ; a 45-200 10% | Gam), ; brig New Era, Cork and a mk-. 4 86100 7035 ‘Wind during the day N to SW. 70 © 200 79% 6935 Miscellancens. ro We would cal the attention of Underwriters to the noble 93° «6100 do......060 43: conduct of Mr Hammond, mate of the schr May, and one sca $1 250 Ili Cen RR ecrip.. 863¢ | man, who, at the risk of their lives, remained on tho vesve 62 «800 do, 86 93 200 84 =: 100 Galena 3% 200 do 21 fe 11% 160 8 44% 200 Neb et 69% 600 roBinz =. Bs bie ex ico cert: 0935 200 w the s* 8 tr 9% 100 ir Pleroe, im passed St AM, REPORT, a Lo ] afver ree 30—~6 P. M. - — fae oe and sales mode- | QP iitg dideon iro, ama laid vlown in the Ber \nercrs —Flour—The market was lees active, sales | ship au ihe belviere shoal, hevien wo tans. atandiags Re, tine being fomewhat restricted by the enhanced views and came from the w and reported Ber to be movterate receipts. The demand was chiefly for export. | American ship Intrepid, bowed to New York (before reported irae aes was leas buoyancy menifested iw. , Wound the eurreat 10 be ve TaN OB, (RM cee tales embraced about 15,000 bia. closing within gue range | say S.C Fi" Cum Ht apeeibie 'o eet lute Singapore, of the ay] prices: feather ous tavoraite; 20. ene chor under tiypong Estra State, fremeld and new wheat. 6 65a 670 | Zemni ik. ee eee ate ee Superdine seeeess 6 868 645 | | Brig Oroner, from New ¥ bile, rep Common to choice Weelera extra, - 60a 6% Mowelie Shoals & large ah wth pm aon Teetelonppened tbe St. Louisextra......... 6000 6 90 | & New York and New Urlesne packet | Great Teaxcs Light Straight to good exiee do... 658 Th en ary a Choice extra family and bakens’ brands... 7-508 8 35 | Suber gsodecoverbuard. “(he sip Fey pie wie id Rye HOUP.. +166 sssececesseerers « 3608 4 40 | berty, heace for New Orlenns) Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine........ 3609 390] Rute New Grone, Tibbetis, at New Haven Crom Calals, with —Canadinn flour was steady and in fair request, and com- mon and medium grades were firmer. Thesalcs embraced | eplit enila, de. about 460 bbie. at $$ GO & $7 49 for extra brands. | Bric Maxsawttrs, nt Moston from Seow, om Mth fat, lat Southern four was in good request, while the prices for | ion 76, in # SE gale, lost foretapgnilant Rnd main topmass inside brands were Ormaer the sales embraced about | *iltaatis. Senn May, Haramond (mate), frou New Orleans for Galves ton, put into Mobile 38d inet. Mr Hem:nond reports that on the lumber, on 24th inet lost boat and dari and part of deck load, 2.£00 bbis , closing within the range ef the above figures. Rye flour was firmer and Ie geod request, with es of poly | Sit ivat 136 gules SW 0: sth West Yass, the veel encoun: and the market firm, ai dove quotations fesee Beney 6, which erntinued ¢ Sero Gaye folice was gain firmer, and were moderato with s BE Se Tine "hones eres over, and tes veeedl eorene goed export demand | The sales embraced about 70,600 | aiesk. makina $ fee ‘water. Te were kept weadie Dushels at $1 58 a $1 45 tor good to prime white Stlebi. | a: 1-6 pumps tor <2 hours, wichoot reel aud without gaining gen and Ipeieve, $190 a $135 for soft white Ohio ant | ©n the water, were completly ecaucsted from —— ch : 28 for Milwaukee clab. $156 1 en the wind pat around to the oH. Th vesgel sow oa = ee > 8 $1.65 for | Bee ade oe Mette: HF eattmelres prime to choice Mi i. > Jopg cutil the following n signa strane Biro ‘ bern Sate, to-sevive next week-end | ¢ Of a paseing rectel, which tent out a boat and took the Within twerty days: $1.96 for amber colored do , 61 45.9 91 60 for good to choice white Kentucky, $1 tor choice red Western, $1 29 a $1 38 for red $1 80 for soft red Western. Corn was in vrices Grmer, with sales of 66 600 busl ¥r Hommond an one 32 091 85 | sallor sune remeining ‘rhe iva e712 2 aining The wina State, and | (reed and a jurymast erected an emand and | the May and dllerea sasutneee, O34: Western mixed | 8y {he May ane epoken. by we wche city. *S, bow ‘and some lots choice Western sollow re. | SRot!®: WhO. of 10 wreeke ber, Dnt this pn, Te. a Rye was firm, with ates or | cetuhgt ont Hay he She, ary ele cola, and Oats were dirmer, with anles | After beating ie =, ‘S cared oo “4 Bato ate | shat 8 oh Tania ge Lace. wit ee feu Western AL AG. BBB Mow eri 2 A rONMlOns and oered ig tow, heey, co mw came in to Mobile. 4% —The Warket exhibited more buoyancy, with Rene Jrse Wiss amon, fr, Wingtaore, fiom ret — “were enquiry from the trade Tho gules included a car | for Pegion, was 1h contact with ecbr Hornet at Holmes Mole 61 3,400 bage Rio at 157%. 400 do Laguayra, at 14 Xc., | o8th inet; bad stern badly damaged. woul! have tosepanr belare god 80 bags St. Domingo at p. t proceeding. Damage to Hornet trifting. Cortox ~The market was unc! , with a rather quis Prior Boat Fowix Forneet, of New York, 9 New et feeling, while the sales ombi ‘about 1,000 bales. port 28th inst for repairs, having om the 2th fas: ine #E blew Freseers —Rates were firm and ebip room was in split sib ana for demand. To Liverpool, about 50,000 a 60,000 b of wheat were engaged in ie ‘at 12d., and 2,000 bbis. flour at 3s. 3 fo London 3,000 bbis flour wore past Week. owing to Ul k in the Delaware and Martian canal, bave resumed their regniar (rips ‘at Se Od., and 6,000 bushels wheat by steamer, Laraenrp—At Cotler Ifth inet, 9 fine veane! cote’ Lets of bags, at 14d., and 1,000 boxes cheese, by ailing about 246 tons, owned by Isaac Wileer and Ruery Turoer, sw 46s There was nothing new reported for built by James H Bevey. of Bast Machine Tue chip Robert Conter was taken up for New Orieane at | ,,At Machine 21a inet. From the yard ct Sains Loa t $0,500 A bark was en, from Savannah to the south | tee Meh tart FW Epemeer fide of Coba and back to New York at 60c. per 190 Ibs. And a bark was cpgaged from the York at $3,000, Facrr—The market was quiet, with small sales of | be at $2 76.0 82 80. | lay —The market was steady: new was at 7c. a 80c., and good old ranged from 0c. a 85e. | Line = Purther sales were making at 700, and 900. for | | . Whalemen, Moditerravean for New | Arr at Beaton 98th, sehr Emporinm, Cook, Rey, Ed Ooegp, of ti Proviecetown, with 190 bbls wh and 8 do po Art at New Bedford th ship Gay Heat, 1 Arctic Ocean, Bonolun Nov 13 Hay of Iniands A) it. #p, 1200 do wh ail apd 1000 iba bone. Towk " Me w tas i of on New Zealand. Pent © 10 dpla ap. 18.40 Ibe bone At Ray of Isiande Ap! 7. bark Ni, 1000 bhte ail fold; 11th, sap Fo Brot K0sn do, Revorta erake Apis of NB, I Is ris, bark torgaret Beott, Clevels ‘all ships ty pan 2 £ a svt. RO pp du: nme day. enw slp. Bala do, "Heard froma Ap) 36, 7 nya, ib, 700 ap; bark at Green, KH. 80 bb's wh both kinds Rockland Mozassrs.—A sale of 90 bbie. New Orleans wae male at 490 Also 169 bbds Cuba muscovado at 5c. 9 28:., 6 do, Clayed at Be., and 9 do. Cienfuegos at Blo, 1 STONRS Were quiet and sales unimportant, quotations were withont change of momen Provisions —Pork—The market was firmer, while sales 5 wes, Atlantic Ocean, ‘ . . Also ar ship Rm ) Jones, Mw At were moderate, the sules were confined to 200 4 200 Dole, | siChibarioge Sut IL with, 120, Dow sp (took 48 Dole on including new mess id mors ot | parenge in int (S'S), "1100 do wh il amd 3000 Wee bone. $19 96, Rect was | Pent heme 6 his ap, 420 fo wh oll and 7000 Ibe bone. ing count also arr shio grewster, (of Mattapoisett) Waite, Indian yd TY Ocean, et Helena, March 2, with 100 dole ep of (10 bhis a $6: 98 620 ropacked meas, and $12 60 for extra. Bacon and cut meats both d scarpe and in good demand. Lard was steaty, f 900 bbl# at loc a se. Butver and eheeve H). Sent home 36 dis ap oll froun bark San Frane soo, Jon 42 12 ©, eh r Montezuma, of Pr: duly & ship Contest, Morgan, of and 1 Has on | were active and prices stead trom New Ke Lith shin Awhs, Caswe'l, Nout Rick —Sales of 100 caske were made abdive, 04% tea ut We He hecho! Hoxie. Reveriy, 2 mes out ' . dene: 2b, |. W. bark Edwa Suna! SCCARS Were More AStiFe, ANd the feeling more buoyant, eit days ore Great, ‘Parwst. Provienen nny’ fi hout cbange in prices. The ealee embra 1 | ecw wast prurtgoetwn, It 1,800 bhér., incleded in wh were 22 wt ON. h « 03%. a TKe., and 50 do, at Tike. a8 r $8 mace oe. 1500 tvisied of Cuba aad “ ' y i ~ she tb ' n * - , + ‘The Pigeaee, prepetere Savien, been detained danrs the Secon £)d 28, obi voll, Aiuamtie and: Indian Oceans: er a Dovoll, atlantis and Ween} hack! ‘and 20do palm oll (tbe latter picked 1 * Sent bume du bbls Ei lat 37 Noa GW, bark bac, "orcas ‘Miah sane pt Eaumver June aa take 8 eae : rt ‘yeter of Dart. pon ith 400 ae an ‘sp—713 Dele tr rom Caps Moers of ae Kaaiogs “also reports, July 17, bark Baspstab ts foray iat 40 Nie dae eg ge a edn, Name cleo Het His Sotipho, Colin, NB, 6 mde our cleany ‘Thee maria oy otha Out, clean; ‘Thorns r »uth of Curtis Rocks, March 11, oll as before reported. it mavers did not \ookk Peer would co north. me y Pye New Zealand, barks Atlanuc, Coleman, Sp 5 SH, % wh. ee Grow wenland, selp Moust Walleatco, nee “Giolp 20, int 4036 N¢ ion 40 14 W,, bark Réward, Smalley, NB, suly 20, |, from Liverpool for Castine, July 27, iat » from me fran, Leverpet July 30 for &t Jebn, ‘Bath, from NOrleans for Vigo, Aug 17, Ja$ ‘Ward, from Boston for NOrleans, Ang 14, lat 28 0, Sungbine, hence about June 27 for July 2, lat 26 w of the ele [we rreelved no report of the clearance of the “therebe fs bound.—Brnaro | from Neweastie fof NYork, Aug 2, lat 42, Bark Henrich (Brem), from Bremen for Baltimore, Avg 25, Newman, Gavet, from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro, 5 from Metauzas for Portiand, Aug 26, off Bota i, with ‘ Sore Seis ton letiers A 8 io tt, waa Kehr John Filiot, Wood, 6days hence for 8 Domingn, Aug 26, mm the Northern edge of the Guif Stream, Arraveuts Rey, Aug Coif port sr All Mowe, Pa uraveur Rey, Carmen, Aug IS-Arr Bernard, Hubbard, Liverpool; M44 Crescent tity, Hadger, ; DUAMAY \—Sid_ England. Fisinaue, Ang 10—Are dH Ryerson, ‘Crowetadt for lbh, Florence, or GroucrsTeR, Avg Ib-Sid Chevalier, Chandler, . eae rk a ae ‘ ar eG ioaieans Aug BoATE ae Pirandella, ade (and Stan, Aug BATE gi for Beri Mlchmsnd. Gon Gi f06 Mootevido na before repented); Kate Brown, Bown: Jeblenrd Coicana, Candi. ess fexoa Ate rost, NOrleans; veh, Kobingons Antwerp. . ~~ Havar, Aug 13—Sla Atlantic, Dinsmore, NOrleans. Vout Aug I3—S1d ‘Annab, Grace NOrieans; Are ede Show. New York. ia Savane Tavenrooi, Abs LEAF dire (es), ith, brazil, Blair, Richmona; New Lowell. Francieo. Cid Mth, Bushire, Card, om wary Schafer, Sap a8 Ent for ldg Mth Fear Not Hyler, and Car- oie bone Wiliam. Guista, Mes 3 ort s Metenithe and Wa , Marshall, New. TF Chapman’ ba , Cavalier, Crockett, do; Peter Marcy, Thompeon, ‘Loxnox, Aug lt—Knt inward Moses Davenport, Condry, Calcutta; Firm, Wiley, Wimington, NC. ‘oui ‘sth Johu Porter, Tor Boston; 16h, J Ent fe Stevens, for 16:b, Jennie Lacuorn, Avg 7—Arr Marathon, Doyle, Marseilles, Newrort, Aug }4—bid Wind Cat, Morse, 8t Thomas. gate ee Port Sraxiey, FI, Jnne 26—Tn. port bark Florence, Humes from NYork for Ban Francisco, with cow), put in leaky; had re- red a waiting instructions from owners, being de- pinto, Aug 24—C1d ships Bylvangs Blanchard ‘not Byiva- Bk misp ied), York, \ 27th, Alfred *» Com» Sava Cnvz, Cuba, Aug 15—In port bark Laura Campbell (By) Revd gt NYatk We id na AEB "ig hieg tone bee da he nnd ad e for where she arr July —), July 1, bare Sirm Kihe, Malte, Hatem and eid Gh for ‘poria). BOSTON, Ang 29 Arr ahipe Sumnoseh, MeNear, Hare; War A jear, Havre: Wirt, Wadeworth, Liverpool; bark Andes, roa, Soe. brig Manenntita: Berteth, Sagan: whee “yale pey, Alexandria; Minnesota, 3 pidamas; gone May. Cond; RW Dillon Witlow Harp, Hnlse: Isaac a Parker; Grace Uirdier, Paine; i Dieaheon WOrisnea £18 ON, Aug $Ra echr Warner, Carrow, HERE Ay steamsdip Mazin, Poster, York; ship E Bosal, ian pata ace aa Borden, sebre Jas , trom for ierky 8 L Crockery Presbrey, from Taina, for en + Liewie er, McDuilie, Portland Jinéeiphia «| Howenet, Fenty do for ao; at do tur Norfolk ;' Caroline Hall, ° York. Sarab, Shaw, Keckland for NY irk, Alster, Camden for Wilmington, NU: Kxpedite, SYork for Be ston: Jesee Willman Jr, Winemore, : . — iF Nia, Lat. ‘m ) hoderts, b townsend, eorne ton; Jt fell Rose. Centorion, Andrems, and Sew 3 2 YA He hams. wm ) Hie Carohne M_ Wilson, Delaware Oy for Cape Any Susan Jane Monterey, ufos at's Nana aaa or Cras a & Tow ight, Smith; MB "1 A Husmond, Holbrook; A’ Lirre ; 3 Hewtt, vman. 3 * . Windsor fe iladelpbin Sid echea 7 Aun Turrer, Fre Mary ia Brow Bg un'| HARTFORD. Aug 2)—Arr steamer Sophia, Bell, Seotiané, Franela, Marbados: Rid steamer Sackem, York; sels Gynidin Jane, Jones; Rachel Post, Pelton; AG i and & ls, Fox. do. KENNEBUNKPORT, Ace 2€-*id scbr Ida, Barker, George ma BC. MOBILE, Aug 23—Arr brig Cygnet, Jefforton, SY ouk: a Yay. Lamincod imate), Few Oricane bound wo Gaiveaa tse NEW ORLPANS, Ang 20—Arr (oy sn . mea, Nore ng (oy tel sbtp Slee Green. NEWARK Avg 29— rr echrs Anna M Bawards, atm; REpapp, Sony Point, Norma, Crotm: ards, davcevtes; Contrivanee, Bony Pulste iM nod Win ten Nid ache Joe, Veoope Bem) » Ne +, Aug 29—F id echr BR. Philadelphia; ‘Cha ey Risin, Bape 4 ma XEWRURYPORT. Ang 28—Arr wher Sula Marlo, Pa! and & ptraiton, Wedd. o Kosmth Lee XY rm soe 5 ; Superior, NYork. sid 4 Nichole, Cali ears Mere & Bilewbes NEWPORT, Avg 28—Ark ahr LU Rndleott, Leste, Phite deiplin beet Bdwie Forrest of N Vite LOD DON. Aug $2 Are whew P A Saunders. somes, ne DOW Lar 4 - 4" OF ARS co ere cee rh weer DPLPBIA ated thew Bove fort 2G Wine. | ye) ifs, at Bin. ae, Cmdr ge, ‘ “ 7 z . Tete 47h Ang Beare Home, Belapne, Har 5 wo Hee . 7g eater eer ee , - ou orm Sag, WK ra Rraton, Biwe), Ron Tripey ! Ppoade!puia: Golien Rod, Conary. ROS big) ato B= re seamen ie aia. Bath, Beste Boa MS, YoMing, Anares, + wi ” I, ab/ Sbenee doth, Rlackmen, Pinte ry loons KA Jayne, ¢ i re layne, b mn, Apoll » Racket; Copy, Weeeler, and Ant, Mary Dy Transia‘iot, Haw- me? A RET, Ang 29—Arr echre Pisiade!pbia: Sea Flower, Clark, Port } Bere, Agae ead § Lapis, Sdow, Phi! ICHMOND, Auf 28—Arr sehr Haxall, Sisters, Sey Tork. Sid sehrs Wi ae “ke Boston; . Paillips, ie Packs: ins sobre St Luear, Ad * ‘om i oe: Jaboenan, Rondout, . Ki Agan bark Montgomery, oaiam, Te ). N York. Be Arr ston" Joseph Whitney, _ RB Covier, Oroeker, Ada, lb NYork. Cid aghye Pir ne , Wie Worle, Perea tor’. . BALES Nog #0-—-Arr sehew O ME tut Nickerson, Philadel A LFeripe. Rondout. Cll sohre Biop a. Tura, NYork. Sid sehes Mo& Carliaie, Adama. Phils tniphia F brig Rainbow, Gilee, Bad a