The New York Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1860, Page 8

sureggling with » womaa, When the eens he siruck bim a viviens blow, Dut , was jately caught Dy officer Cleadouin. Tho | lead, WAte®-abe Kept the entire aistance, wianirg easily. Time, 44.29. Tho sovond prize wes taken by the Cataract. ' NEW YORK, HBRaLn, .» pera aT eae : 7 BEB ALn, mE MeP@4 Sessions, 1! mde ‘ Sa 4 LOT ep ty > nomell, h Maga, Perry at _ Court of Ge. tae Jury on Thu: | Secon pass Sem Rs Bo, — pee fe a raday Hace Genk ™ ? 09) - Bars. ¢.—The fret aw oy foe | Exar tied ays M FINGNCIA hae, Tuas waren inlicuncas ie weceeticge ee | As sary 18 twelve oo peter ca anD woRRy > iAt, AND COMMERCIAL. edy wb entering “ * gferncen crowds rg si 7 * of wy Tbe in wo ten mnming weir way 48° Main wireot for tho | The _ enRr ake, Bayt. o-8 P. bed .iv Lnaderyt not cone far with a purpokt of securing & good view of the where the money cua ie, reported easier (se 4 before warn + races were te.come ot, Tee CalP Rock wae eoun crowded 2 demand grows legs, and paper of desirable wee xp eo &. Bo . . Ber ——_.noed Ww the state ree Bree, yoardy with, if porsible, ovens larger Bumber thawou the , quality is becoming very scarce. Still, demand ° Pers or rip sighveen ‘youre old whe ive is nama as day’ Fa0e, 67.4 ap tbe alternoos advanced, bun aret | loans must be quoted at 6} a7 per veut, ibe latter Jaman Waters, was the Dext Pit” Ger’ Cigord at tne dar | MELEE CO” simer on the dosks amd Build — seas von- | being che general, rate at bank amd at the private ‘Tnere two on n elope " 7 a pe a od ger na pt RD cape shoreer’ a4, uotil for | bankers, Financiers still talk ofan active moacy ageing: TEs On one of 4 a | |. To addition to the’ ery avaliable spot Ki th, § on’t forth thet on the 15-4 of Roguet be passed a v ws covered, a market for thie next sixty days, but things don Pott Dill om tA Ygaiiie Head Bac'c of this crty, on boerd the excursion DOP 3, Wore ® lenge number | ork gamely sy, as though there was going to be aay me Ceo oe ee oa Sheridan, of Now Pats“ . Heliance, of Pongbkeeple | so bte the banks ad pursued the rightconrse Promptly render ine city n eo mostiy ” Bd Orange County, of New arg? ce — morc tg Ps Mire prisons? pd seo: 4 yale With ladies, who bad a veaatitui | April yn May, money would be < per st 6 ‘tno o__, *800 Ws the Doate atoamed slonside whe row. market yt the present ti The duties Benry Jones and Won. Geary, "| gy | SIBARS Waciru Giatance of tha course. The Alida, oa on | Were $125,000; total reveiptameSuby- Treasury, ralgned, DAVID Veet se. robbery in the Grat de: | Wah VI00R day, didnot Varo ner dock yuh an oar | 992 ‘payments, $161,144; balance this events, ‘siding at 109 Cherry street sade by ey get pa | = mer o® Tegolar time of Farting, 00 that her passeagers | 4) ,5',2.293. Gevist she wea m,n. tadnoed opr Non weit wtigoan the compekcemout of the regatta. She ‘T.he foreign exchange bankers, as we predicted, eich piace be-war “inking saloon at Jatnen iy, wt'| Tesigniicant apecucie emeegiee cacntcns, reveceanon, | Rave been compelied to reduce their rat ore. ay nerd sae y renigal aeons pI Le wnt The yacht Manwersir g had removed from (ce desk add | yeadig Louses are selling at 109f net for 60 da equally ime’ wed ip . anchored in the rive ¢ aghort distance below the stake |) ») and 110 for dhort «i 5 qearching bir 04,1 the robery, for ollicer Took oa | bout, ia‘! view f jm the Gail Rock, Sho wes creseey, { bilson London, and 110j for short sight; ; Bere Mend any gh Fine Ne Peon acta vo | MLE, %ORb Key qe-nk otreamers Gu't2='ng ‘om oer y 5.10}, At the decline the demand is Bins Fran can afer, Gewes seustant | rerhevig (ae ama se Gem al somes re being sold, nt he Ye (wee another x, a sae: peer lies a A ld five wereenter? 4 thojcdges waited devtiit will take out some gakd to cover them-- = ‘ ec liery diacea tapect Tros the previous | wea een we, “reppenrance, the ‘ic haps $759,000 a $2,900,000-—though mnch depends swan the 2 only evi widaeed Petre the ree me inet RACE. on the business that is done to-morrow, Our large Be eciuitammenl abetted E22 - as bel Trough ree "em working doaie-—Lirst prize, $10; fc | em pores of produce and our moderate imports have , ttreet “on tbe moratag of tho 14ib of | Tre Mag’ pio, Now 'York—James Oxiross, Jake Kskerman, | Hlaved remittess ia an unusually comfortable posi- f. heard a womaa o-y “Watch” wmterder,” acd | Gatara? .'Fonkors— lane 8. Weldrun, Avram Berman. | <jon, Get vr c . } en bastaning to the spot (ron Whenoe the crica proces: EAE ae hi ats wee took the | The stock market Opened quietly this morsing, but es the calf progressed gained strength m a marked manner. Between the boards there was women, when taken to the station houte, gtve her nane Soveus SuuLL Smeis.—first prize, $00, second prine, se Mary Sallivan. Kallom pleaded gully 0° Dacriot | the teth 4 ERT quite a lively demand for stocks; in the atterdoow with intent " ae ac ‘ low ing celebeatet boats formed Sato ine — Phy ‘ f Attorary. “fos Uourt pronouceed the seatedce to be | Star of th West, New York, Thomas Burne: Oacar Read, | the market wos all better and closed very firm. ‘Shree years’ tmprisonmest in (he State pricon, Newburg, Jona. Ward; ‘Yi Stranger. Poughseepeie, | New York Central was tho most active stock 0: the ‘Thomsen McHugh, = youth, was indicwd for stimaling | Joa Beat; May Bell Roberts, New York, }. Lynch; Major | ‘ boards it sold at 85, ax ddoven jackets, worth $20," Having pleaded guilty | Marvin, Nowburg, Gilbore Ward; Augustus Proyn, New- day; between the boards it at 85, and ol at pets larceny, he was sent to the penitentiary for 6.x | burg, Jotm Hancon; Thowas Jaferson, New York, indy | sz bid, against 4) bid at the close yestrday. wats He moon Lose ane aa MaReaT ese we etcenaan wos | The business on the road js said to tax The Embexticmem in Philadciphia. gaiwed by any of the 4 they bad proceeded | the utmost capacity of the rolliug mavoial. [From the Bulletin, Sept. 5 } ronterday we mentioned that & young x lawyer of thin , who bas been mysteriously missing 6! Bist been discovered wo have. been transactions, inee Auguat | meas. Long Ae some distance, when Jeos. Ward of America, was compelled to give up, oa gecount of sick- The race waa now between the Thomas Jvferaon, ke champion oarsman to swind- { Augustus Proym end the May Bell Baber and odds - ‘obtaining, by means of a forged power | were at once offere at Fay would inke the ‘of tuloroay the’ transfer 54 mnonat or | @rst prize. As they neared the stake boat the threo ‘Valuable seuurilies, The town is full of taikon the wxd- | boats were so veer each other that the judges Sect, and as the guilty party’s name is freely circulated, assembled in the centre of the stake boat for the purpose ‘Were is ‘delioucy in concealing tke fact that | of giving as correct « decision as possible under tbe cir iis Wiliam B Oraobe. ‘Nothing that may de raid will | cumstances; but thig caution was not necessary. a9 the mda wo the ‘and mortification of bis family sad | Jefferson gaived on the others as wey neared the stake friends. at yf Time, the neglect to expose aad | doat, and won by about three lengths. The Aaguatus ‘qendew 60 flagrant a.case.of crime is Pruyn almost instantly followed, winniug the sec: og who may be coat by only & length anda balf. Timo 30:45 and 30:54 Br Orabbe bas hitherto TH LAST MACK POUGHAREPSIE AGAIN VICTORIOUS, > eae beloved and esteemed Circumstances have come to that show that bis frauds ned. all the facts ef the ‘walered to reach the many statements afloat eontradicied. me said to Burope two months ago Same be bed forged to 0 essary for bim'to leave at the Thie was also & very itereeting and exciting race, eved to have sailed under an assumed mame, from New | though the odde were freely offered that tne Shaw would York, n tbe adriatic, which left oa Saiurday, August 25, | take the drst prize, Therace wae detwoon the Pough- for Havre. He was’ sera in New York, by » gentleman | keepste and New York boats. They kept side by side, from Philadelphia, on the previous afternoon, since when rounded the second stake boat together an: @ near be bas not been beard of. each other op she homestretch (bat the ing was ‘Farther, to show that dis crime was long premeditated, | even—sowe even offering odds in favor of the Brown. A we are told that sume months ago he presented a power | slight advantage was gained by the Shaw, and kept up to Of attorney at the Lehigh Navigation Office, uader which | the winning stake boat, amid the cheers and huzzas of the ‘be wished to obtain a transfer yj DU the instra- | thourands who witnessed it—the shaw winning by only ment was objected to, not because it was considered a | two lengths. Time 32:10 and 32.16. , but Decause the authentication was not deeme 1 The judges, committee and the owners of the winning Midiciact. He allowed tbe objection, and said be would | boats now adjourned to the Exchange Hotel, Capt. Daniel wend to Europe for another. A cocpie of months H. Turner, for the purpose of delivering the prizes to the afterwards he imeclf with a new power | victors, This bonor was given to Hon. Judge Nelson, of attorney, jo proper form, with the anthenti. | who ably acquitted himself of the delicate task of pleasing estion of an American Consul, and under this the | all parties. tous to the distribution of the prizes ‘transfers were made. The actual amount of all bis em. | the J made a short but appropriate speech from the Dezulements is pot yet made known, bu; we have heard | piazza of the botel, which was loudly cheered M8 variously stated Bt from $16,000 to $20,000—a mail | This is the first regatta which bas come off at Pough gum for which to sacrifice a reputation ana destroy the | keepeie fur many years; and, from the good feey- of a fond wifeand parents. Mr. Poon Gaskili, og ewe by all parties, not many moaths will elapee of Uhis city, is the gentieman in whose pame the trans- apother will call together much larger crowd fer of Lebigh securities was made. We have also heard | than on this oocasion. ‘that Mr. Crabbe had in bis bands about five thousand dol- -- — ocean aE, Parade of the American P: wr py oes] i, oe ‘the a med ciation of Newark, N. J. hia safe Leng ee thousaad dat | YJONTS AT THE PICNIC GROUNDS—A COLORED WOMAN it is regarded as singular that be % ALLY SHOT. \ato wed ake if with him. {From the Newark advertiser, Sept. 6.) ‘and child are with her psrents in of the and ail are in the deepest affliction at of Oh was Whe Great Eastern and the American | ihe |i Laws. { [From the Loudon Shipping Gazette, August 17 We perceive tbat a correspondent of the Naw Bmp raises the question as to whether the astern is & legal coaster, American law, and if not, be z i the American import duties ‘These are pertinent quee- e z ce twenty tons, belore trade ‘of the rtf eod that ‘a0 easential condition in obtaining ‘There can be no doubt, therefore, to another with passengers, or in any way for trade, without violating the navigation ‘ag it affects the American coasting jere are ng, enter same FEE ait Du i 38 §3 i yas necessary te show to the satisfaction of the cus ‘ities, Vhat the sbio, whether mative or for fide on & coasting voyage to terminate in portefthe United Kingdom, aod not engaged in King u one off g i tion of a foreign voyage. The coasting tra ed Stairs, | on contrary, closed against’ foreigners, and we ised that the correspondent of the } rxato ahould be at @ loss to understand how tho Great Eastern can coast along the seaboard of the Uuited Btates without a violation of the existiog inw, This w Dut another iijustration, and by no means so wtrikicg a cone an might be adduced, of the inconven'e Derrasemeo! inilieted on Britieh shipping by the tive policy to which, tp this matter, tue U still sahere. We trust, however, aad believe te at hand when that policy will be reconsi ‘view to ite modification, if not to {t# entire re Interests of American commerce bave Deo: at to be fettered by rertrictions worthy of aa tm. Terior nation, act ot lene advanced age. Ol thin we Imnow mary enlightens Amerioans are copacious, and {t only requires tha: a represen be made at ube right time and in the right m he Ameri can goverviment and Senate to clive way an A question on which they have hitherto divpiayet an amouut of resolu ton worthy of a better caute f the fferers. v the Deatitote and Sof fering in 2yria acknowledge the receipt of the following um — Bt. Michael's (Prot. E. AMember of St. Paat's $20 60 Churet Mrs. Bosley, Laxevilie, Liv, €0,.... - 10 00 ThroaghN. ¥ Observer.18 00 BW . 500 ) 618 6 co wete 23 8322 > 8383 33 & 82 Hi mate oniy a ehort stay there sod ‘wonch. fing at Madeira). and theres bomew, Toe ounmmianioned oMioer? of we Mymouth are —Captain—T T. Graven; Lievtenante—)) Simpson, WP Backoor,J T. Upshur, H. Davidson, Wairwright Ratt, Tuymasie’ Joka & Conpingham furgeon-— mw Bidder, Warcant oioars— Rostawain Miler and Salmaker Fronkiand CBicere—Paymaster’s clere. J Appleton Merry Clert— Hi. Gansbrill, One hundred and fifteen act @ipmen trom Miriy + me huedr aad twenty . v a 500 | merce arrested by officers life of & policeman, tory of banners, which property represea: —_ He referred particularly to the Amer! (We origin and wubsequeat origia of SS aie jects generally. ing ties of Masons, Oruids aad the Ro- mish Cherch im the Dark Ages, he closed with an appeal to the members of the Order, The bac ner was received on Ddebslf of the lodge by Rev. F. A. Lebiback, of this city, in the German lan cage. He spoke of the progress of the ization, avd of tbe importance of maiotaiuing tbe igtous aud eoneral hiverties we now enjoy. were also made by Nathan Nesbit. P. R. Ww. Mr. Cregan, of Lodge No. 19; of New York. GM ana Great Fasera cannot proceed from obe port ina| The New York Lodges were theo formed in line and pro- = to the Market street depot, where they took the fiv@o' clock P. M. train fur New York, the German Loige No Surrender remaining on the ground for further enjoy. ment. The members of the Order were generally armed, in Auticipation of gome atiack on them. There, however, was none, and the services of the military, who were out Yo prevent apy disturbance, were not required, There were, Lowever, various demonstrations of uostulity made, though vo overt act took piace. Chief Tuaicher arrested aman io Broad street, at eleven A, M., with « loaded away from him, when tmitted that be had m for the purpose of defending uimseif from Te is probable that had orcagioa been the P fired om either side there would nave been @ serious Tue members of the Association from New York on frvenda with their pis One of ital to- 10 care separated from thei Some of Laem bork vores on the train was passing Comme ¥ On the Care very careiessiy s)) ef eowwred persoas wi ered on u The ball from the pistol st @ cored woman, waned Eve Baird, wife of Geo, Baird, in the wicting & Wound of the wost dangeruus character, comer of aa train when ped down |, but is Guppused Wo have tox very comfortabie the morn: ber recotary, although pornibie, is not very j Mrs. lives im the rear of No. 200 Market street, nad is agod thirty-eight years, She bas two chiidroe Arrivals and Departares. ARRIVALS. Cranieton— Steamably C i do inmbla—C © Witte. JP Mrs Hack and chi'd, Misa i. Joachim, 8 & Weil, J 8 Carr, Hismilto, Mester J oMan'e, Miew © Mani, & Manle, J Higby, W Hovey, P .o linines, KB Brown, F Rressal. 1 5 Lavin, Mise Religny, R Stereus, J Roper, J if Averill, Mise & Dibbit, and Mise O'Uonper. TC Forrester, TH Pope—and three in the Nonrour, te- Yorktown—J Dorman, J A Lowe 5% ae a Jadson. Massaley ant Housed, Mrs Huptevitie Mee & prize Four Ourec Shells —Furst prize, $150; second, $76. Four bouts were entered for tais race, bot only three started—the Wood, of Newburg, being withdrawn, The names of the boats and crews are:— George W. Sbaw, Pooghkeepsie—Bower Woodin, Wil- liam Stevens, Ezekian Beneway and Jono Best. George J. drown, New York—Donnis Leary, John Big ler, James Bigler and Beroard Pigier. Judge Voorbies, Brooklyn—Charies Wetbreall, William Sellars, Thomas Sellars and Janies Sellars. Among the Western shares the most a Rock Island, which closed at 79{ bid, ag: bid at the close yesterday; Galena, whi selling at 79) cash, was wanted at 79} atthe close, against 784 yesterday; Miimois Central, which sold at 86 cash, closing that bid, against 84 at v yesterday; and Michigan guaranteed, y at 464, closing 46] bid. All these roa be more popular with outsiders then they were. The earnings this fall on nearly all the Western roads will be the heaviest ever received since 1596, and on some roads they will exceed those of that year. Pacific Mail is dull again at 524-—an advance of 4 per cent from the price a week since. A story is afloat to the effect that the advance is dae to a settlement of some kind between Commodore Vanderbilt and Mr. Roberts, There is and hes been no conflict between these parties, and conse- quently there is nothing to settle. Roberts has sent two steamers to the Pacillc, appa- reutly in order to compete with the Pecific Mail Company; if tais be true, the best thing for him to do now is to have them towed to asafe place and there burned. There is very far from being business enouzh for the large fleet which the Pacitic Mail now has on that side of the continent; the two new comers will love money every trip for their owners, if, indeed, ihey do not find some more sensible employment than plying between San Francisco and Panama. The decline in Pacific Mail stock is due to the decline in the traffic between bere and California, which is evidenced in the traffic reports of the Panama Rail” way. The following were the last quotations of the day:—Virginia 6's, 91 a 4; Missouri 6's, 81} a §; Canton, 19; Cumberland Coal preferred, 144 4 Pacific Mail, 834 @ 4; New York Central, 84) a 83; Brie, 283 @ 4; Hudson River, 57] a 58; Harlem, 17} 918; do. preferred, 45} 2 46; Reading, 46] a}; Central, 71 2}; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 21} a }; do. guaranteed, 46) a} Panama, 1264 a}; Illinois Central, 86 a 4; Gulena and Chicago, 794 a {; Cleveland and Toledo, 454 a 1; Chicago and Rock Island, 79) a 4. We notice that the people of Pittsburg, Pa., have invited the Prince of Wales to visit that city, promising him ‘‘a cordial welcome and their most generous hospitality.” The last distinguished foreigners who enjoyed the ‘‘ generous hospitali- ty” of the city of Pittsburg were some unhappy Germans, Englishmen and Frenchmen, to whom it sold bonds which it now repudiates. Will not the coramittee which conveys the invitation to the Prince of Wales feel awkward if any of the suite should happen to hold any Pittsburg bonds? Had they not better make sure of the fact before they venture on the mission? The Dake of Newcestle is understood to have large sums invested in Ameri- can securities. What if he should take the opportu- nity of suggesting that, before the city of Pittsburg throws away money upon festivities, it should pay up its back interest? It will be of no use for the Pittsburg people to compare their city to Bir- mingham, as their fashion is; the Duke will remind them sternly that Birmingham pays its debts, which Pittsburg does not. Nor will it avail them avything to brag to bis Grace of the growth of their prosperity and the spread of their manufec- tures; the Dake will at once remind them that they are mere frandulent insolvents, and that before they boast they should pay up. If they do carry ont their intention, we ventare to suggest that, as each American city will present the Prince with some characteristic memento of his visit, Pittsburg should tender to his Royal Highness a protested coupon, with a fac simile of the dishonest plea by which the city now attempts to evade payment of ita debts, Some more reports of the Aagnst traffic on the Western reads have come in, and we repablisi oar table, with additions: — R Augrett, 98. August, 60. August, "00 latina ‘Foon erate 248,018 co MRO ego 2 91 028 S46 133,450, + =a Le 6. 195,000 193,589 230,0a1 101,051 87,100 90,007 The total receipts of grain (reducing flour to Dushe!s) to Ist September, at Chicago, were 138 Pmimared receipes for September . 000,000 Ne . Te. de November. ; (ios oe io. do. December Tota! recelpts for the year 1860. 41,101,138 By other channels Illinois exports latgely. Peo- ria, La Salle, Pekin, Naples, and an indefinite number of small towns on the Mlinots river, distri- bute the surplus of the most densely populated part of Jiinois. Quincy, Rock |stand, Fulton, Ga- Jena and Dunleith—all important termini of rail- ways upon the Mississippi riverwill crowd the steamers, &c., &e., and Cairo alone will take out 3,000,000 to 4,000,000 bushels from the Illinois Cen- tral. We may estimate the sutplus of grain deli- vered from Iiinois at 75,000,400 bushels. The average price is likely to rule af least 30 cents per bushel higher than for the last thred years. This, on the quantity exported from Minols alone, is the snag sam of $22,500,000. Ther is ® word to be said as to the quantity produced. Inthe four years commencing January 1, 1850, and terminating Janu- ary 1, 1854, only 18,762,551 bushels were shipped 320 bushels, or double the shipment of any previous year, were sent out, and the figures went on in- creasing until the maximum of 21,893,221 bushels was reached in 1856. This has already been equalled by the exports to eptember 1 of the present year, and nearly as much more grain will go forward prior to Jamuary 3. From all these data, derived fromthe most intel ligent and reliable information in the West, it will be seen that the stock in hand, after the close of navigation, will be creater than at the period of harvesting in Aug any previons year. Th fr wm! con crm: Doin the reenlt of the whe: wit ' SS —— rr ' two years, then, ' shipments from oe as wie ports upon ‘the Miinois: and 5° uippi river, of 40,000,000 | wushels O” grain in each year, or an increase of | $0,000,000 bushels in two years, &c. One-half of ; the increase will be from Chicago alane. This | 80,000,000 bushels of wheatand cora will command at least $50,000,000, more than half the cost of the | entire 2,682 miles of railway communication in that | State. The cost of the Ilinois Central is covernd by the excess of this single harvest and the ship- ments this year. Under the extraordinary c¢.mbi- ation of good fortune, the great demand @or the | South and the export demand for Burope, Minois will take the first rank in materiab wealth. In ten years one million of souls bas been added to her population, and the work of their hands upon the prairies during this perind has given a production of wheat, corn, oats, vattle, hogs, &c., exceeding the entire products of the State of New York, and all the New Englarid States combined, with an ag- gregate population of 6,000,000 souls. The freight, statistics of the Mlinols Central for the first eight months this year, as compared with the first eight months of 1859, are as follows: i fiz ue gf f : I : & I bIPGEGE He 2 NY SAS eat the 7 on, Won SZ EZA Pi, Bbin n Ry chr See eceeee aie WICH, Sept $—Arr schr Exchange, Hallock, OLEARED. ‘of the West, Brown, Havas and New Or The grain. carried the last feur months of 1859 was largely in excess of the first cight months— 1,570,597 bushels in the eight months, and 2,633,407 bushels in four months from Ist of September. In the single month of Augast this year the Mlinois Central forwarded 1,231,966 bushels of grain and 20,770 barrels of flour—or equal to one-third of the amount of flour, and within 3,000 bushels of the total quantity of grain shipped in the first eight months of 1859, The statement of the Boston banks for the last two weeks compare as follows:— port aay ‘Wedb, Leach, New Orleane— Master. 8 forma, Layeld, Sevennah—H B Crom- Barley... 38°43 Flour, bbis. 112,988 foung, Cook. Calate for t Fareed Hincken. . Goce, sobre ‘Total (red’g flour to busb) .1,670,597 5912403 Sip oDares kay, New Cran iH Bieta, fi for ari, fo: sad Lh Ne for ORS Albertina Fata Comapeon, dota Jones Nashua, Lewis, ea kes Tapes ete AN, wan OW, male 4, Burdett, Everett & Co, Al Sis ein, .,., | E Varhne, Fhogurnd nd ldnay Gone, | Cg yt ae Chase, Hartford, Cid schr WE Leg. | August 27, 1860. Sept 2, 1860. Sept. 6, 1980. -At Quarantine byte); Br ache Lane, trom Jamaica foe | 5 1s 58,567,951 NYork, in distress (see Misoel). = ia tee | athena er, Croulat 6.750683 6,495.90 pe Anh Miia Yorke Sid cot Giose ert ears As compared with the previous week this ex- hibits a decrease of $161,997 in the item of loans and discounts, $31,164 in circulation, and an in- crease of $84,911 in specie, and $270,777 in deposits, The operations of the United States branch mint at New Orleans for the year ending July 31, 1860, PREREDB 4 ce Rowson rs ‘Yrw PORT Sept BArr achre ee een Providence for New York; Jouss C LONDON, Sept 6—Arr schr Chie, Champlia, Phila- wae i | Star, Armstrong, New Haven, 12 hours, in bal twa towed this’ port by stenuntag’ Jad The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $24,897,545 64, and the balances $1,026,832 49, ‘The Germania Fire Insurance Company has de- clared a semi-annual dividend of six per cent, pay- able on the 10th inst. The sales at the Mining Board to-day were:— to Mio 7-40 105 100 Bansmck.-s000 “8 The Chicago Press of Tuesday says: ‘The liberal shipment of produce duriag the past two well with Eastern ex dayt bay supplied the market and ore again ‘The selling rate at the but round lots could be a RE oy iu H a g 91000 Virginia 6's... 91 ‘bo 1000 Missouri 6's... 81% 160 1000 NY Cen 6's... 9635 100 $600 ERRimbés.b60 1936 60 2000 Mi So 24m bds 64 © 60 3000 (o. 43 806, 5000 do, ys wo Th 2009 Il Cen RR bis. 96% 60 do. $000 Chik NWistm 60% 200 ao. 1000 L EAW 2dm be 4635 _ 65Clev, Col & 3000 Cin, A&D9m 8754 150 Gal& Chic ‘Wsbs Mor Bk scrip 106 850 = do. aioe a eS. do ‘16 Artisans’ Bak.. 98 = 125 do 57 Bank of the Rep. 130 760 do. 10 Pac MSS Oo. 8234 800 Cer & Tol 100 La @ & Mil RR, 1% 100 do. 1390 NY Central RR. 84; 600 eo = do bs 84; 100 wo do 05 Be 1OCRI& 900 do... 80 BAKO 18 do... B80 84% 100 100 -do.....D16 Basy 400 200 Frie RR. + Mh 30 an) aT 190 do. «MK 100 do... 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