The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1862, Page 8

—_— rn THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS. Sickels im New Yorks Among the receut arrivals in town is the gallant Br dier General Sickles, of the Exoolsion Brigade. come on to this city under matructions from General | MeCicilan to raise recruits to Gil up the ranks of those lise who have faliea in the recent contests, in which the Ex- de hi ned for itself im eelsior Bris ris! ead practically emblazoned upon its oo “Exe The brave and efficient manuer ty which @-roral Sickies ied his nobie command during the - g:inary encountere bas cavsed all loyal lips to apenk in the most enthustastts te of that eeblier, and there is no doubs But tat bis mission to this cuy will be emine: svccessful Im the opinion of General MoClelian it 8 far’ Detter to replace those who have fallen in the old regiments than to encourage enlisiments in (he new organizations now being Pusbed forward. Vlaciag new men awung expericoved soldiers learns the former thet Sborier time than if attach under the recent val, iu ary duties in much Tegiments orgavizing are now present in town two of the most popula: uerals of our army—Generals Sickles ond Meagher. h have come to town forthe same purpose, and there will be a just and innocent rivolry between them as to which’ sball ac! the inrgest success ip the recruiting line, Poth brigades re- flect equal credit on ite Vaien arms, and the names of Meagher and Sicities will be treasured with estuem by the American people loug alter this rebeliiom shall hav® Wreathed its Inst. Military Movements tn New York and Vicinity—Increase im Recratting—The New Uounty, Se. According to acents recelved from all parts ef the State at the oflive of Geneal Arthar yesterday, recrait- 4ng is rapidly om the increase, The public are again giy ‘pg the most practical exhibition of their loyalty and eoniidence m the government—that of hasiening to tue eki in orter to defend und uphold the interests of that government under which al live and prospor. The atuches of General Arthur's department are worked erely, both day amd night, in attending to basi- As thus is the only Quartermaster General's office tm the State, the work which has to be done is ef no or” @ivary character Quartermasters and other officers’ who have been appointed to various commands here, nt- tend daily, in order to receive their instructions; and the task imposed upon Gen. Arthur and bis aids is of rather a dificult character, Uniforms are furnished ¢aily from ALis department to the number of over two thousand) which speaks volumes for the briskness of recruiting Urnoghout the State. With regard to the bounty money to be furnished by the State, the uncertainty which sur- rounded the prompt payment of the suze is being speo!ily @ispelled. A good deal depends upon the promptitude of the recruiting officers im forwarding the naines of tne re- eruits to Col. Bliss, at Albany, after the same are regu: terly mustered into the service of the United States. If this is done at once a check for $25, oue-half the State Bounty, is sent to the recruit, the other hulf being forth. ming when the regiment ix properly orgamized and Feady to take its departure from the State. It would, however, be much better for the whole sum to be at once furnished to the recruit on his entrance ivto the servi ‘There is one objection suggested for this course, whic f®, that the retention of one-half the bounty would Prevent desertion on the part of recruits, This deser. jeu, however, could be guarced agaiust in’ the Stato of New York as’ weil as in that of Virginia, But when there desertions actually take place—and a single instaice has yet scarcely been Kuown—it is bigh time for th? au. Sherities to tender such ap ob.ection. The Committee on Nations! Ailurs, whieh took loparture for Wasbingtou on Thursday Inst, for the purpose of urging upon the go- Verninent the necessity of makiag immetiate payments of (be bounty, may be expected here ina day or two, S iM this relation will be put to rights. ja need of money, and that ni . they like to receive it as sible DICAL INSVECTOR'S OFFICE. Dr. Thompson, the ical Inspector, rof White and Elm streets, there were yesterday dover forty recruits, This officer is appointed u At the office 2 ecter for the porprse of eximi ly recruits who enlist for Feginrenie at pre the tvld. These men e their 9.0 Le ailer passing mspactiog, vr TION LAW. orca iss © at Fir 29 Mercer 8} every eveniag J papers iD relaivu to Lue Lew in THR FUR There are quite ap wlove RLOVGHED VOL. ears throughont this gh bas expired, and preceeding to their respect a be looked to by the mill on at once to wi ecumeut iw bust 3 for our armies, it is whose @x ip the Seid them s or to twice theit number of raw re: iis, suouid be burried on 0 jon their regimvats. 1118 PARK IN MILITARY cosTUME. Pecruitir 8 are again dotijug the City Hall Park, and the roll of the drum, with the sound of the shrily Dug!e, announces the tact that the country again cails for mid the governim: ant. Every Ok! be found arcund eac an, rious Peertiting tent, several 3 trary ‘eel) gs of doubt her OF wot it would be ady ¢ to walk in and © \beir Bames. Fings, banner: 4 devices of ail descr ivusare Gixpiayed iron these teuts,and a stranger wakiuy up brow!w ty © hot Dut exclaim Wwardiy Uiet we were truly a great military peop THE VOLUNTEER RELIBP FUND, The Rotunda, in the City Hall Park, was yesterday MQtied th an immense crowd from the Sixth and Seventh wards of the city, in order to receive their proportion of the soldiers’ relief fund. The rust was so great that a passage admitting only on at wtime had w be peov it wasa wight, to see the va by the ap, licants tion Uhat they we wards al the same time. There were several instances of the jy Which exists anong some fanuties. One reapee ing vid woman appeared anc made the assertion tha Bart four sens enlisted in the war. There were. however, several cases of deceplion, which were speedily de- tected. TRA HARRIS LIGHT CAVALRY. This is one of the best regiments now in active service im the field, snd has done as much effective duty as any ‘organization of ita sort sinee ite advent tn the present war. ‘The Ira Harris cayairy have lost quite a large oum, ber of men, and there are recruiting stations now opened the deciinated 0 @ veteran rej bis military new organization, cent Ma fide by side with the old soldier e young military aspirant those ditieult duties which months of severe drilling at home ould not accomplish. The work whieh the Ire Harris cavalry have accomplished on the Anna river and Beaver dain Fetlects mugh credit upon the corpe for siticiency @od bravery. Tho recruiting offices for the Second regi Ment of the onpe are at No. 600 Broadway nnd in the Park. Adjutant S. W. Armstrong is recruiting at the former piace, and Lieutenant Lepiwe at the latter. GPINOLA’S BRIGADE—COMPANY H, SECOND REGIMENT. Capt. W. W. Bowles, formerly of the Metropolitan po- where he is rapidly completing hi fe known also by tho name of the Hill faniry. Capt, Bowles has already seen @2n War, aud was at one time con Company No, 26 und Hose Company No York Fire Deportment. Recruits for this corpany wili be acce) ted untii Saturday next. FIRST BATTALION NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES. The above cavalry corps is now stationed at Norfolk, Va., doing good servi Tt ia wader the oommand of Colonel Charles ©. Dodge, who is @ gallant and-eficient Ofionr. ® stay of the Mounted Rides in the Old Deninion cla. ation for LbeLE soldieriy qualities and general fe Gor" conduct. | Tuey wore among it from this State, under th waiformed, y after being tered in. Applicativms for Salistvent must ba made to Captain George H. Dean or Léeutenaut b. H ogelko, TL Cortiaadt street. FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL, VOLUNTEURS, Golevel Gurney's regiment of National Volunteers ia @ow fairly orginized. The Regimental Surgeon, Doctor George B. Cutter, Adjutaut Joho L Littie and Quarter” master A. M. Bradehaw tave vesn 4 inte the service, Great care ban been taken in selecting the line od most of them are such as have beon iv the service since ho commensomant of the preseut war, The regimental camp Bas en estabiteied at Camp Waehiogion, Staten island, ‘Chie promuas to be one of the finest regiments now ta the progress ov organization, y has been prominently cnneciod wth our noe 1889, aud held a cor: inion for many years iw the Seventh regiment, Netione: sured. at cis nent of Lhe preseut rebelkou be loft his bus. ent with the Soventi to the seat of war and upon the return of the regiment to tui city i himself as captain in Co. Cochrane's rst New York Chasseurs, witn which organics veer comected up to the present time, AU ue de bas Foquest of Mejor General Morgan hy was detached from is regimect, by order of the Seeretary of War, to act ax wapector of Cataps, Instructor ab Cainp Washiagton, pad Military Examiner of persons applying for anchority Bo recroit compauiw under Goneral Urder Nu. dl. Tue weg a! hea quarters are at 614 Drowdway WAR VEAT OF LIGUTONANT CLARL OY FP. VAN DUZER, TWHLETM INVANTAY, KRhuULAR ARMY, Several weeks siuce the news caine that this young PMloor bad bern killed ia poe disastrous bratio of Gs He bas | o ives @ first | oath New York; receive the State bouuty | Corporal W. P. Hoxierd, Oo. D, ath Michiga O | Mecashiaetts, Albert I. — Mills, on the 27th of June; but it was fondly ieocs by his numer, Wi friends that, as IM other ipstances, the re- port waa une 8% Recent intelligence, however, ful y He teenee le the Tw idawtry of the cur (rms ft. and Wikhe that regiment was st Fort Ha Fear ay tamu Od mauier Le labored 14st absidvt ue ¥ 19 bringing Me prnsent stair of di civliw. He scthn ip the nt. of this city. and as heutens pad fey-ane’ Ceiaeron Zouaves, and bad hai being panAL A « W ghijagioa f nis c deaih was Lieut. Van Dz Jet Wound m the head, wis a this city, being a son of the President of ihe New Vork Exchauge Hank, His amiable ¢i 1 and genial | homer pave bia erbeunded sopularity, and @ Wide cutee Of irieuds wil mourt bis uutimely loos. B FIFTH 200 AVES. Men of the better class wishing to joim a good, rejmbie iweat, cannot do better than call im at No, 50% Proade of the torn gud bigndy State bo’ saty and full meat. re way, and earoll themselves un banner of Duryer's ratious are furuisbed THE SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT O'4 grooxLyN, A inveting of the Second Military "syarict Committee of Brocklyn was held om Thursday 7 ome at the City Hall, Hon, J.C. Smith in the chair. § giatemeut wax made by the Chairman that, iP gecweh us recruiting for the regiment to be raised ID "Age district mught interfere with the eff-ts w oe the npirs Brigade ui &® war footing, the Governor had ugeesiod that OO" Y@eqgoriy should be used in regard fw the saine.and “ay the committee should hold its authority UndUth® @erzade itself was raised, when they could Resuine tue origigal muctions, The Chairman aad two OVLar Members were appointed a commitiee to ovufer W*th the Governor w relation to the matier, THR QUARTESS ASTKE OF THR TWEN 1 IRD SEN ATO- L DISTRICT REGIMENT. ‘Thare hag heen no Quartermaster as yot appeinted for the shove regiment, under command of Coleuel Elias B. Smivh, The uome in yesterday's issue relative to said Ai pout Bt was a mistake TRE SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA ({EIGUTY-SECOND NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS). Lieutenant Dempsey is dn town, recruiting for the above regiment, whicb is uow at the seat of war. The recruiting eflices are situated at the corner of Ha'! piace ah Seventh street, No. 2d Cherry street, aud ig @ teut near Iryon row. THR NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION, The New England Ass ciation, No. 194 Broadway, de- serves the greatest praise for its endeavors to relieve the who are arriving daily in an unusial amount of deli- The calis upon ihe association: ‘The ri fit has ex- Jovlabie, and it now remains for our ("sion laving citizens vo extend their al- ready liberal generosily to relivve its pressing demands, mis cad be sent to their roons, 194 broadway. Near! X00 solders have been received and cared Dy this association during the comparatively short time that it fas been in existence, MEETING OF OFFICERS OF THE EMPIRE BRIGADR. A meeting of officers of the Empire Brigade, called by General F. B. Spinola, was held at the headquarters of the brigude, No, 483 Broadway, at four o'clock yesterday evening The officers preaeut were General Spinola, Colonei Flale Kingstey, Lieutenant Cy ho B. Leve rich, Major Brauwick, Adjutant James J. Byrne, late cap. tata of Company B, First Fire Zouaves; Captain Thomas Murphy, Capcain Michiel Murphy and twenty others. The Genera! expressed his gratitication at the reports pertaining te recruiting in the dilferent stations, and stated bis conviction that the brigade would shortly be iu the deid, full and weil organized. THE PARK BARRACKS HOSPITAL, Tt ts intended to close the military hospital at the Park Burracks ina few days. Since April last there have ben upwards of fonr thousand sick and woun ted soldiers at ispital, igaity to the ma ty twtally unOts the Park Barri on eniis’ eacies, food and clothing. have aluiost exhausted #8 suppiles. tended to our rei SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS FROM RICHMOND. Official List of Sick and Woanded Officers and Soldiers, Released on,Parole from Kichmond, July 22, on Board Steam- ship 5. R. Spaulding, Capt. 8. How. Martin W. Storm, Sergeant, Co. K, 11th Massachusetts; James T. Stewart, Co. SM, ev Ponesylvai ra: Alex S. Van Leck , Ist c avalry; Har ner. Co. 9th Massachusetts uw cavalry, Re MM. ae cavairy; Win oo vd, » Edwa é New York: York, Fuware Juited States 4 States infantry ; Adam Woider, beuberyer, Co. By huseits. Guo. b. Veity , corporal, ideas Wo 2 ky, 21et Masxachu Dorn, Co. D, 44 New Jervey: Chas, MC al, Co. Hi, du Pou Co. "Cy ath Pounsyly ¢ Thomas MeDonow James Beeson, Co. 1, %: Co. 8, 6th Pennsylyvan ad asylvania: Joseph 1 John MoCarty, i. Benue t TOA War w York lat United States artulery; Jul vi York: J. P. Cliturd, Co. & H, 4th Vermont J.) Devalence, C Haterick, Co. osylvauia, Ado mer, Co. B, 20th Massaciusetts; Geo, M. if ny York; Joba Logan, Co. A, 1, ist New New York Jo bigan, Hlisha A. Cook York, Jomes Mestraue, Hugh’ McLaugbliu, Co. saiwuel F. Pb: Co. bury, Co. G, 3d iv Baward 4. , Co. B, 44th Now ¢ 2d Mutsuchusetts; 10th United States infantry | J New Jersey ; Heary Ladru Albert Fri , Jo. D, 24 New Ist Connecticut artiilory, Tist Pennsylvania; Con- d States invantry; Henry A ; David E. Davis, Co. H, Lith Marsachusetis: James Collins, Jo. G, 31st Pennsy!- Vania, John Gabill, Co. D, 98th New York; Jobu Lord, Uo, 1, Gist Pennsylvania; Thomas Larform, Co. ¥, 4th Peon sylvaula reeerve Madden, Co. B, 88th New York; Lewis Lammon New York, Martin King, Co. 1, Gath New York ; Peter McKeim, Co. B, ud New York ; Micuwel Murach, CO. F, 81st l'cansyivania; Corporal John liotmes, Co. C, Ist New York; J. Lipper, Co. B, 6th United Sates cavalry: James McCullough, Co.’F, 6th Pennsylva- nia, E. H. Vau Trump, hospital steward, 6th Pennsyly Capt. James L. Sweet, Co. K, 6th Untied States infai Fr States army, Henry Gorh- ya York; Chas Hl. Snow , Co, Sergeaut J. Bicknel, O'Connor , Co. C, 14th L Worth, Co. G, 72d Pou Massachusetts; Capt. Auer B Orrman, Gy. G, 7th sh gan, Patrick Seullion D,4th New Jorsey; David el - bag Co. B, Sth Penusy v ula reser M. Bosner, Co, . Th Michigau, wry; J. MoCouerty. Gs Ist Caliivrniz (orp. rf ina 3 United States York; Albert G Shui z, Co, 4) nine; Corp, 1 Reese, Co. B, tn nsylvania; Heujamin Smyres, Co. 1, 121 New. York Yhilkp Ob Co. H, iach New York ant Chas, Schultz, co. G Naw York, died Juiy 2 inher, Co, C) 13th York; J. Hanufen, Co. 8. 20th New York: John Moctoa, Co. Fy 9th New York: James Qvimen, Co. 1, 12ua New York’ Patrick MoNeufe, Co. 4, Sth New York eavairy; John J. Scbuta, Co, K, 1it Michigan: R, McCulloch, Uo. A} Ist Now York: V.R. Skillman, Go. B, 1st New esses’ Geo, Kribs, Co. C, 63¢ Kelly, Go, gan, J. iB. pulas White, CoP, ey, Co. D, 12th Chited Suates Wordmas- ter, Co F, Tth . Noles, Co, 4c Rhode luand tillery G. Frauk, Co vb, Foliweil, be A, aud New York) Jumes Vomason, Co. It, 14th United § laautey; Ja- ; cub diorton, Uo. 1, Ist Kew York; Lawrence Wetge, Co. I, Ist Now York; Jieraard smith, €o. K, 33d Now York; ham, Co. K, 1L0de Massuct: 1zth'New York; Henry ie: Corporal J. H. Hordiag, Go. K, d6th Boodgett, Co, D, 22d dinaev husetts; James Valava, Co a, Ist Miebigam; Corporal J. 3. Parker, (0. 1, 22d Massa _— tue; Henry Thanjeun, Go. K, 36th New York, joan W. spery, Co. B, 34 Varmont; Sorgeant Gov Lapia, Co. 1 ist jichigan; Daniel Coo.idge, Os. A, 24 Vermont; Fra: D. Ougunt, GO. Ey 6th Vermorit; Thor. Hateh 1, Tun Michi,an, Wm, McBonaid, Ge. BE. 2d Povusylvania re serve. Corporal Jona Mooney, Co. {, id New Jersey; JN. Vowdrey, Co. G, iaont, H.S. Harris, Co. ¥y 2d Vermont, Wm. Deakese, (a. @, O8th New York, Mi chae! Kaininer, Go. 1,24 New Tork; Charles A. Burbank, Co i, Sth Now Hunpshire, liornce denaivgs, Co is, Les Michigan: Uorporai i. i. Wortwey, On. 1, Ist bauveny U 4. A.; Michael Piggst, Co. K, 839i New York, Vatrick Slakerty, Uo. F, 6st New York, Win. Gieun. Co. B, 6008 New York; Jon ‘eter, Go, F, 6th U, 3. lufane'y Browe, Co. |), Lat Michigan; Geo. Withers, Uo. F, 24 Ver- mout; i. O, Go.1, 3d Vermont, Lawrence bur- wn, Go. K. GUN Vermont; Erastus Spencer, Co D, 0m Vermoot; Sergeant George F. Sbaw, Co. MH, 19tn Bisbop, Co. A, 20Ui Mas- mes Claflin, Co. G,' 19th Massachusetts; yivania res PB. Cork hanya, Muclusotts wow O& ¥ Yo Tork; Thomas lambert’ Cort y Ov. A, ist New York, MM Fo.an, Co ¥, sath New York! uM Hamby, Uo. § 054 Pountyivenia, U. 4, Darlin My NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY Y 26, 1862. eson, Co. D, Th Penn- 8S. Thayer, Corporal Ernest barekLart, Co th N Charies Fritechier, Co. 1, Th New York; Eugene Mayer, Co. h New York; Thomas Woolard, Co, 1, bch Penn. ter P C. G. styel, Co. 1, 91h Miewigan; Surgeon J." Q. York; Dievit M Peal 2 FINANCIAL AN AND 1D COMMERCIAL. Furpay, July 25—6 P. M. Money continues to work easily enough at about | 5 per cent for ‘wll Yoana, Mereantte paper is | quoted at5 a6 47 jer, Co. C, ath percent. Demand notes sym- You: D.t Clark pathized with the Jecline in gold, and were quoted A. 5 bouns, Co, atthe close to-day at 106% a %, meee ug 4. w York: Ho Craner, Goid and exchange were again very feverish to- | 660 Fenix Banic.... 100 25 ao, 830 6395 fo C.5:h Kew day, Gord opened at about 116% before the bez; | 60 bank of Com,",; QO To Little Miami Rit. 10634 " ta pe * ee SECOND ROAT “yy, 14 b Sew York; Queporat S-day, deciined steatilly down to 11444, then ral ‘00 US 6's61 000 100 Lucha NYCenP™ anur vu Cy uils oie IW ala rewerwee ~ lied ap to 116, At the second board it sold at 117, ooo et wr a oa fs Pegrwy 1 andclosed 116% bid, Exchange upened at ». en a i ne (a declined to 127, then rallied, end was quote 10000 U 86 a mg wil Marcus ‘an it at the close at 128 a %. Prudent men are “fugu Tre 830 p eu 107 COrP ral PEP MeDrawell, Cori Sak 5 unwilling to operate in the present condition | gporsgs.si,Owiyy %8 veo Mich Cute xe, ce Ee ist New . Jersey, : of the market on either side. Bankers are reluct’ 19000 1 wag loan. a 400 . (o. H Let New Jersey, Ge i.e Park A i ' m dJerwey soi Moc, C.F, 1th United States in! ant either to sell or to buy bills, The backbone Lis 10 do. \ev0 to | ae 1 Chas tes S “Kipp ( ath New Yo.k, Johu Wicker b. ih Co. of the speculation in gold was broken some days euusylvania, J. b. b since, aud if a revival of public cetiidence puts an end to hoarding, while a decline in our imports reduces the demand for export, gold will full as rapidly as it rose. here never was any Janes '?rien, Co, 1, 61st York: Michavl Gallagher, Co. C, 19th Massachusetis; 5 cia financial reason for the | 50 Pacifle MSS Co.. 10936 o any yt Pail, Co, Oy Ide Now York; Warsen N. cond, | léitimate commercial ot dow that tae des (2 Gaer=s smalls BOC ANIER be ds unmer, Co. D, 3d Maines Albe Btails, Lo A, ist New | recent advance to 120. @ notice a e dry 160 60 MUSPrduChicokR. 32 York (L.1.); Joba Miideil, Ce. ¥, 8d Uniced st goods import for the week foots up $1,358,875, | 60 infantry; Harvey A. Hwien, Co, C, 8d Maine; Jobu Seb ler, Co. C, 14h New York’, Patrick McCue, Co. H, 2d jor; Maximilian oro, Co. 1, Vermont; Co. 15th “Penusyivaii against $525,261 eame week last year. We pre- sume that the entries are heavier than usual in consequence of the approach of the new tarilf ‘ar’, Dy Kromer, (o.’ Dy “16th — Michign; leron, ‘3 1 08 Corporal, Co, F, 87h New York; Mar ‘canton, Co. B, | regime. Twenty fr. (Nal 116 81st ey York, Than Beuet &. f es A rork; Stocks were better to-day, as might have been | ep gijier Span. 133 jndor, Co usylvania; (atrick Hagun, ie es i Uo. I, Bist New York: Joba A, fem,lewa, Co. k, loiat | pected, in view of the indications of returning ee orn Peery ee nia, ix Sanborn, Co. H. 6ih Vermont;S. T. | coniidence and of the news from Europe. There Spanish do Bank kugl’d noies. 6 Co. 1, 5th Ver we 4, G, Yous, (0. Ky uot Yor 3, Oo. D, an active inquiry for New York Central, Erie, Rock Island and other popular shares, There is a@ bear party in the Board; but if all their operations are as profitable as their recent abort sales of government sixes at $7, they cannot Pennsylvania; Ke reu, Co, I, 37th New York, J. Phillips, States a! tiliery 3. HL. Cooper, Co. T, @3d Penusy J, Rail, Co, Dy ist Michig . Leek wood, a. New York;Thomas 8. Neal, Co. K, lth Peau reserve; ugh Patten, Co, k, 96th New York, Oliver W. = Toth. een yivania res fa ore fewer, fo prove formidable for any lengthof time. After Gompany ¥, Ist Now York cavalry; Hiram W | the board the market was firm, without much Kirkpatrick,’ Co, B, Ist New York Chasseurs; activity. At the second board stocks were steady. Government sixes of 1881 (coupons) again touched par to-day. Comparing the closing prices of the day with those of yesterday, we note an advance of % in United States registered sixes, 1% in con- pons, 1% in fives of 1874, 5% in 7.20 notes, % in Tennessee sixes, 2% in Missouris, 244 in Pacific Mail, % in New York Central, in Erie, 4 in Erie preferred, 124 in Hudson River, ¥ in Harlem, % in Reading, % in Michigan Central, 4 in South- ren old, % in guaranteed, % in Panama, David Schotlz, Co, C, 7th Pennsylvania reserve; James T. Hoge, Co. K, 1st Michigan; Francis Granaia, Co. D, 6th Exceisior; Michael Lihey, Co, F, Unied States in- tantry; Corporal H.C. Bradley, Co. ’F, 1st. Miunesoba; E. H. Grekscup, Co. F, 8d New Jersoy# Joho Wall, Co. B, 2d Peursyivania reserve; Josiah Hare, Co. G, 57th Penn sylvania; Albert SicKimgsDury, Co. D, 224 Massachusetts; Corporal Thomas suliivan, Co. B, 9b Massuchuseits; kaward Leonard, Co. F, 5th M ine; Nathan Scmiuiaver, Co 14th United States iniantry; Michael conus y » Ist New York; Heury Gopthold, Co. H, 7th ork, John F. Ponahy CO. G, 16th Michiga: Deunis, Co. A, 14th United States juiantry; Co. B, 88ih New York; Jucob J. Delo, Co. F, 63d Pounsy - ; Peter Destrato, drummer, Co. 6, véth New re “ “A gust Wygant, Co. K, 7th New York: Hubert Phillpot, Co. an increased amount of outside orders to-day, C, 92a Sew York; Corporal J. R. Westover, Co. F, 7th especially for governments and for the stock of Veansylvania reserve; Lyman , 93th New i ‘ York; Piaziee Pate, Co. x let Murdvex Pat- | those roads whose earnings are showing a large terson, co. E, 7th Minnesota; linnan, Co, H 1 n roll i losin: wy ; Thos. Woolson, Co. D, Sth Exovisior New increase. The following were the closing quota. tions:—United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 98%; a°99%4; do. 6’s, coupon, 1881, 99% a 100; do. 5’s, 1874, 87% a %4; Treasury notes, 73-10 per cent, 103 4; Tennessee 6's, 50% a 52; Virginia 6's, 50 a 66: North Carolina 6's, 65 a 70; Missouri 6’s, 47447; American gold, 116% a 117; Pacitic Mail, 11040 %; New York Central, 9314 a %; Erie, ork, Thomas ids, Co. B, York; Anthony "Barkel, Co. K 100th Ne’ Newton, Co. B, 9th Massaebut 3. 4th New Jersey; Edward McDona' gE, 724 Penn: sylvania, Jobo B. Clemiein, Co, B, 52d New York; Syl. vester L, Sumaurdike, Co. E, 6th United Stuies iutapiry; James Smith, Cu. I, 1st Michigan; Daniel Gritlith, Co. 1, Ist Michigan; John Nice, Co, E, 1st Massa- chuseits; Daniel Sweetwood, Vo. A, 1031 Peunsyl- Albert Gardner, Co, I, 3d Pennsylvacia reserv: di Se. geant Jeremiah Strickian, Co. D, 6 w York; W ; doing was contined’ chiefly to what are called in the A. Nerland, Co. 1, Ist Muss chu 34% a 14; do. preferred, 62% a %4; Hudson River, | trace “uccessity lots" —that is, forced gales. The Co. A, 43d Kew York; W.3. Kilsworth 45 2%; Harlem, 14% a 3%; do. preferred, 35 a | transactions did not foot up over 100 bales. The quota- B, Goodwent, Co. D, A, 371! sylvauia; D. Charles Q'Fiynue, Co, 36; Iteading, 5644 a 57; Michigan Central, 6014 a %4; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 25% a 34; do. guaranteed, 56 a 4; Panama, 13124 & 132; Illinois Central, 56% a8 57; Galena and Chi- cago, 6544 a 69; Cleveland and Toledo, 47% a 24; Chicago aud Rock Island, 64 a 14; Chicago, Bur- lington and Quincy, 73 a 79; Milwaukee and Prai- rie da Chien, 3134 a 324; New York Central 7’s of 1876, 109 a 110; Erie third mortgage bonds, 9#3a%; Michigan Central 8's, Ist mortgage, 107 a 108; Iinois Central bonds, 7’s, 02 a 44. After the second board gold fell to 11654 a 9%, aud Cen- tral rose to 933g a 4%. he increase in the gross earnings of the New York Central for the year ending in September over the corresponding previous year is estimated by persons ina position to judge at $2,000,000. The Erie will probably earn about $7,200,000—the largest year’s income in the history of the road. This large increase of traffic will place the finances of the concern upon velvet, as the following table will show:-— Estimated grose ineome. Working expense Interest on bends, Payments on account Loug Dock... Balance of scrip W be taken up..,.. gan; Wm. B. Avery, Co. F, Ist Sichi faecal Richa d aun, Co. C, Sth Pennsylvania reserve; Eljab Conover, &. id Pennsylvania: Corporai John Dwyer, Co. A, 9th Massachusetts; Jolin Mason, Co, I, 1st Michigan Corporal John gbaker, Co. K, 1ith 'Peunsylvinia reserve; Joba Hamilton, Ce. T, 24 United States infantry; Neal Murra: Co. K, 9th Siassachuseits, David Wrickman, Oo, K, 186) ; Wm, A. Wagne, Ci Gi vert, Co. N, T2d Venusy: a fi “w F, lath New York; Javob Corporal Conrad Koh tn shebigan; John Wirbotl, John Dooley, « €let New York vaula re. : Simeon te; James i. tiraty, 0. W. Warner, Corpor servel; James Aldrich, Co. A, 14in D . Co. A, Lith New York; Frank ton, Go. D, Samuel H. Gordan, Co. H, z0ib Massa- 8 Guick, Co. A, 1st New Yors; Jolin £. Fenusylvaula; Goo, W. Lattus, Co. C, job Tooman, Co. A, 12th New York, 20th Iudiana; Wm. Lawier, Co. £, uel Hagan, Co. H, 20th indiana: F. HL. 3d’ New York; Joby North ; Cina, A. Sine © at la George Timple don, Corporal, Co, G, 11ih; Wm. See Co, K, 63:1 Pena. sylvania; Michael MoCluskey, Corporal, co. it, 11th Lutted States artillery; Joba W. Fruit, Co. B, 10th Peun- syivania; John Melniyre, Uo. E, 20ch Massachusetts ; James Call, Co. E, 12uh regula hn Crown, nt; Mich. Burke, Cor; 2d United States’ iniantry; hiyron Drake, Co. Josep Tracy, Co. E, 6th WwW. Cleary, Corporal, Co. h e Yi Janis Hamiltoa, Co. D, 24 New York; Kdward Harding, Co. B, ita United States infautry Juan Mot’ lean, Co. bi, Ist Peuusylvania reserve: David ‘Harrison, Co. 'D, 3ist Peunsyivania: Martin Keller, Co. By ist Penns serve; Daniel Martin, Co. D, 60th New Yor! Rice, Corporal, Co. K, 9th Massuchusetis; bamel Ryan, Fo. B, Ist Guited States cavalry; F. M.Sawyer, Co. C, 5th New York cavalry; E. R. Heiliregs, Co. 1, 3d Venu- syivania reserve, Mich. Colston, Corporal, Co. F, Ist ww York; Mich, Thompson, Co, E, 72d New York; Deunis Coley, Co. A, 14th New York; Tuomas Roberts, 1st Calliorni ; Joseph & andin, Co. (, Teh Massa. Hyram Capron, H, 4th Vermont; Alfred Ladd, teamster, Co. A, 2d’ Vermont; Joseph Fo 624 New York; Jaeub 8. Gannigon, Co. B, 61st New York; Wm. Malouey, Co. B, 9th Massachusetts; Joba Murray, Co, D, 36ib New York; James Dutton, Co. B, 25th Balance to cred:t of net incom $1,825,000 This will enable the company to pay a regular dividend on the preferred stock and have a hand- some surplus in hand besides. Both of the stocks of the Erie have been depressed by sales for Eu- ropean account, effected before the recent advance inexchange. With bills at or fear their present price, this source of supply is effectually cut off. The Sub-Treasurer received to-day $150,000 on deposit at 4 per cent; likewise $2,000,000 of sinall bills from Wgshington. The business of the office was as follows to-day :— i 2000.Clev & Pitts 3m 79 580 Gal & CDi RR, 2000 Amer goliW6O 11536 do. 920000 1 +830 20 shs Bk of Com... 20 Del& HudCanaCo, Rye dour... for red Western, demand, ay bulk and ships? bags; 10,000 do. corn, at 11d., iv bul 6d. at 9 chioti £009 amer gold W000 do, #30 ley 60 Mi Con’ rn a ~ 57 100 do, 95 Specte Quotations, BY PF. P. JAMES AND CO., 45 WALL Seri a rn CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Fripay, July 25—6 P. M. Brvapercrrs.—Flour—The market was heavy and orn meal, Jersey and Brandy win about 900 bbis. at the above quotations footed up about 116,000 bushels, $1 29 a $1 204; $1 12 a $1.17 for Chicago spring, $116 a $1 19 ‘tor Milwacteo clab, $1 19 a $1 20 for amber do., fell off about Ie. per busbel, with @ tolerably active The saies embraced about 90,000 bushels at 5lc. #62034. for healed, Suc a S40. for Eastern ship- ment, and at 6lc. for choice Western yellow. scarce and wanted at 7éc. a 82c. for Western and State. Barley and barley malt were quiet. and jo good demaud ut 45c, a 47c. for Western and Cana- and $1 41 for white’ Michigan. Oats were steady jan, aud at 48c. a 49c, for State, Corre! 10 was made at 22c, ‘There was not enough doing to establish ndard of prices, ‘ons were irregular, but chiely within the range of 47 3,0. 48c. for midd ing uplands. FReIGHTS.—Rates to Liverpool were rather stiffer for rain, while about 40,000 busiiels of wheat were engaged, wd 3,000 a 4.000 bis. tour were reported taken at ‘To London 2,500 bbis flour were engaged at 3a, Ot, 103d. Wheat to Havre was at 25c. per bushel, aud casei were engaged for Cork wad a market 10 load v with wheat at Ld , iu bulk. Provisions.—Vork—ike demand was fair, while prices were steady, witl fi Jes of 700 LUIS, at $10 75 a $10 873 76 « $9 for prime. Beet was rm aud or ness, and at $3 $ were uuchanged, While the sales embraced about ere quiet, while the es em a 4sce. fur shoulders, Lard was beld with firm d 600 packages at Bc. @ iu goou request ut i6c. alTe. sor Stato, ige held at 18 air at 6c, a frou Le, to Cheese was firm tate, and at 634c. a Tze. fur Obio. f * market was nd closed at a %e. per I. higher, Wout 6,000 bhds. . ludéd in which were ° $s at Luiz 0 do. by auction at 83,0. &10}ge.; 200 do, Porto Rie adie. a The remainder cousisted of Cubas, 8c. for tair relining goods, aud at 8c. a9 ther Hgure tor pri choice quality—and 1 y ut Ye., and 5,697 b: ly Manila, at p. t. Tes was firm and in steady demand, wih moderate les at full prices. SHIPPING NEWS. es8, whie the buster wa: ‘aLwasac. rox, EW YORK— TIS DAY, CLEARED. 4g Stramanip Great Eastcru (1), Paton, Liverpoe!—Howland of of bed York (Br), Petrie, Queensto in G Dat (iiaw), Trautmann, Southampton and a Stevens, New Orleans—J & N Smith Ship Australia, Towart, Liverpool—Wilifams & Guion. Shp Consignment, Tikes, Liverpoo—Walsd, Carver & janiburg—K Steamsaip Blauksto ©o, Chase Suip E H Taylor, Lord, London: Bark Lapiese (Hi), S Mei Henry Trowbr Now York: James Clark, Co, F. Ist Penusylvauia reserve: | Total receipts $2,564,205 39 Ba: e. Dunwe, Barbados—Jlenry Trow- harles Wickware, Co. 1, 6th Vermont; Chas, Worth, Go. | —For customs 200,000 00 J brid e's Sous, Kk, Ist New York; W. “ores Go.'E, 38ti New York; | Payments... 304,453 78 eas ‘Leask, New Orleans—Wm Nelson & Sons, Wm. L. Barnes, Co. F, 2d United States’ infantry; Theo: | Balance 541 69 ig Machu, Shoupy. Tirragona—Thompaon & Hunter, dore Saxon, Co. H, 6th Ponusylvania cavalry; ‘Samuel Th hi t the B nk Cl ring Fi thi. co HF Coilhirst, Ewory, Montego Bay, JaeBrett, Son throng - + 3 0. cey, Co. B, 1st New York; Maloney Burnett, Co. K, pe exe anaes Sy ne ae soba, higeedaeadlrbe | irk tM ux Cayea—Recker & Graeves Pts Vermont; Lorenzo D. Brownell, 6th butisry: b. | morning were $27,427,406 35, and the balances K; pi Haribut, Co. Hy, loth New ¥ James | $1,858,178 72. it th Pe 7 8S. Hal wes + -— cteporals "oot c, ith’ Penney’ ivkaia veseete The following are the rates of interest allowed on deposits in London, England: Joint stock banks Discount houses at oal Ditto, with seven days’ notice. Annexed are the rates of discount in the princi- pal cities of the continent of Europe:— A. P. Howe, Co, D, 6th Wisconsin; Mai ©, 98th Peubsyivania; Poter Stocker, Co, B, 4uth New York; L. 8. Luddington, Oo. G, 1st Connecti aruillery; Joseph Swang, Co. F, 18th Vennsylvania; Corporal Joha Tanagan, Co. F, 24 United States artillery ; David Febery, Co. ©, 4th Rhode Isiand battery; M. E. Scott, Co. B, 1s Minngsote Surgeon A. W. Sawin, 2d Vermont, Sul — Eis, 6th Pennsylvania cavairy. Bank Rate. Op. Market. om Percent. Percent. The Death of Ex-President Van Baren, 3, 3 UNITED STATES CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT COURTS, 6 Refore Hon. Judge Betta. : These courts having adjourned at an early hour on ry Thursday, the United States District Attorney moved yes- 5 terday morning their adjournment in a few feeling and 3 eloquent remarks, as a tokeu o! respect to (he inemury of - 3% ex President Van Bur. 64 th Mr. E. H. Owew seconded the motion in a short ad dress. Judge errs remarked that he felt the motion to bea The usual monthly return of the Bank of France has been published, and exhibits the following re- (Br), Conyers, Bernuce—Miduileton & Co. Allanlale (ir), MeBuruie, St Johus, NP=P T Nevius & Br & Red Wing, Clan’, Baltimore—Morril! & Abvouk sehr WL Burroughs, Dalzell, London—T bun! Seur Adeline, Young, St Aau's Hay, aR B Eldridge, Eelr Burcka, Fowler, &t Johns, NFP I Nevius & Son. Sclir Eme vhen—G Bearduun, eur Ven Sackville, N6—D R Dewolf Rene hill Hall Grint Aicsunirin 8b (ta tne & Go, Schr A Van Cleaf, L mon, Alexandria—E ) Hartoat ee Scher W D Fitts, Wyatt, Snow El favens, Schr Challenge, Garrivon, Suow H. Sehr “ayey, Fanning, Portl ‘Vive & Co, Jen Fieeee, Hull, Beling. Ri’ Buex & Co. & tr He Bishep, Amazcen, Purtamouth, NU—S W Sclir Elizabeth, 8now, OrloansIf 8 Rackett, Schr Amanda, ; Boston—Buker & Dayton, Sehr IC Hertz, Spear. Roston—Metcaif & Duncan, Sehr M Monson, Jr, Brewster, Port Jr(ferson—Master, Sloop Planter, Appleby, Vrovitience—H 8 Kackett, Sioo) WB Mount, Donovan, 2 Sloop John Adi Fy oy Kitty Ann. ‘op Active, Dail’ Sloop Amelia, Chas Lew ‘Hanharg—Master, ARRIVED, French steam frigate Goerrieve, Commander D'Couring, Veia Cruz, WW days, proper tribute to be paid by a United States tribunal to nth:— St M. >, Lawler, Wilmi , Del, the memory of one who had so honorably filied the ects Rag ta ‘otter ee HI wOseme. ee highest office within the gift of the nation, He | Decrense—Builion.. v Cheknpeake, Crowelt, Portiana, with mase ané locrease—Bills: discounted not yet due added that the decease of Van Buren was the more ‘advances. deeply felt by him, inasmuch ae he had been in early A life politically aedciated witn tha ex-lresident, And | Ci’eulation while the changes of parties and bis (Judve Betta’) ele. | Treasury batance. yd vation to the bench had separated them politicaliy, their | Current acocunts........ +088 000 penne Tae continu <~ Leo last va the most au The last Bank of England statement shows the mate and kindly terms, The Judge was douply ath during the delivery of his brict remarks, end he following variations, as compared with the previous cluded by directing that the motion and ‘order for ad- | week:— ayry 0 to Journment be entered on the records of both courts. Decrease. ane Pubtie deposits... £4,242 400 Personal Intelligence, Other doporite...+ 7 84 -ly Thurlow Weed returaed from Washiagvon on Thursday | Notes in circulation, —|k night, and is stopping at the Astor House, Rest.......06 eee 46,070 - Among - arrivais at the Brevoort House yesterday On the other side of the account:— were Rev. C, T, Stewart, of the United States Navy; | Government securities 130,572 Lieut. ©. Wel bstor, of the Fifteenth regiment New York | (ther securities. 1,290,605 Engineers; Jobn Rosing, of Washington, W. Hammerstey, | Goi and bullion. - of Hartford; Lieut, Mason, of Boston, ‘and Laward Mar’ | Notes unemployed is tin, of Hamliton, C, W. Captains Stanhope, Myers and Russell Ernest, of tho United States Army; G.F. Drake, of St. Louls; W. A. Wood, of Kalamazoo, Micb., B, Nathan, of Wisconsin; Henry Griffin, of Eugland; &. B. Otis, of Boston, and H. he Stivers, of Texas, are ‘stopping at the Metropolitan Hot Senator Harris, of Albany; Major W. Thurston, of tho United Slates Atty: By ke Boaser et Galitorniey a o, Doane, of Chicage; W. Matin, and A. G. Spaulding, Boston; C lonel Abell, of New York, 0. Arnold, of loys J, Holbrook, ef Connecticut; F. F, Bell, aud 6. {». Borden; of Vhiiadelphia, are stopping at the Astar Hause, Judge Lalawin, of Syracuse; Capt. Seales, of London; Robert Anderson, of Giasgow; G. C, Solbura, ‘of Aomphia; 8. Uarling aod tainly, of Nasgan A. 0. Aougbton, of Liverpool; W. M. Gaylard, of Now, ‘Hampshire, and 8. Caleaa, of New York, were amoug the arrivals the Everett House yesterday. Stock Exchange. Fruvay, July 26, 1862, IL ehs Del RH CLO. 95 109 w wotrea 13. 1opens 8 102% 1500 do. 4500 California T's. Arrivals and Departurce. ‘S000ir Rizo be x 64 AEBIV ALG, SOOKE eh. Rd b ,'83 Lavanroon-Banroshte, Asia, al Joston—Mr Proaman, Mise 9000 0.445 rr see J Finor, G B Ov over aud wife, J Wek 200 FriskR dthiba pan'w i Be 1000 Lud Rad met 105) 60 Reading bs | tr Tuaver nad cild, 3000 Micendjcb 140 Mich Con © |W G Howell, He 1000 Stich se ww) } atulie, W Kane, veo Ti Cen 1 Wo ' oe ed 1000 T ; 160 ation | nent y Neson, FOV 2000 Ub & 8 W wo do | ene, F Weaker, H Co W9 HLNW 100 do wis, J Boves _ D wap OO WN Ww Pa ot) dob t Calwiy b 2000 iu! & Wab 25 tuba at ON ay, wou Messrs Koue aud | 6000 lO... 500 TH Cen RR ve 19 do : 100 Clevo & Pitts RR 6) Cal, BQ RUt..b10 bo ” 2000 Mire auch 92 1040 Gai & Chic Lin, 195 6000 Lite POWaCIi YN 200 do. + 986 » Thompson, Mrs Hegan, ar ker, J Marta, aud DB Cohn Dewsaka—Brie Beato Mr Mer van, 0 Bark Geran ‘Bride (ot Bom days, with sugar &¢, to Miller & Houghton, 17th inst, iat 27 2), in 79 40, was, boarded £ tr whlacd hus the repuiation af combining the qualities of @ thorough. passengers, to HB Cromwell & Co, 24th inst, eff Nantucket Shoals, pared US gunboat Ruode Island, bound Bark Loconia (Hoi), Hucsbot, Rotterdam, May 10, and south June 10, with mdse, to Punch, Metieke & Wendt. light winds (iret part of passage, and Leavy BE and ENE vA winds in leuer par jas hk umuri, Anderson, Matanzas, Ju with augnr, os Bros. Isat the Lower Quaran atthe Pressey, Clenfuegos, 18 U.S gunboat Santiago de Cu- ™m i goa, Ist 83, lon 73 30, spoke brig Waccamaw, seer. Brig Beagle (Br, of London)) Sutton, Demarara, 14 days, ith augur &e. to’ Howland 4 Ashinwall. 9th inst, Joseph onan, of London, cook, fell overooard and was lost, Bric W ols, Frits, Blizabethport for Boston. ming Norton, Arroyo, July 1 if at ac, vo Thompaou' a Hour: belied rapany with schrs Miranda, for New Haven, Janet (Be), Delmont (of Buckeport), Ginn, Matanraa, July 18 00 Bent Einma’ Soa * Windsbr, 8, 7 daya, with plas. Behr Rising Sa Fanchion, Windsor, NS, ith plaster, fo D R Deval e uibncid hr Kcnalncwn, Wasden, Fortress Monrge, 234 inet saw with boll her masts appa. for Halitux. gone and the sea taking & cl od trent ower eer; had Tently jouat goue on Schir'§ N Smith, Ligeum, Raltimors, 6 days. Sehr Halcyon, Freeman. both port for Bostea, Behr Po!phin, Keller, Blizabothport tor Boston, Selir Magara, Batterly. nla for New Bedford. iit Express, Wentworth, Bangor, 5 daya, Sehr Fernie, Jamoson. Rondout for 10801 Hoston. Bloop Willard, Winston, Piatsiapors for Providewse, coe Van Tasael, team JAILED. Steamers Rastorn, sate Jumoa River: Oplele, 0; New York, Washington, ‘Wind at noeaey cw, sein Miscellaneous. The fine steamship City of New York satis to-ang at neon, om pier 4¢ North River, for Queoustown and IAwurpool, Ah the United States mvila, Her eommancer, Capt Patria, man With those OF At nec. pei oom ac, Gillan. at Salm trou tian nn OO. it being a nil ce wtruck by a large wis fee ‘ape Osgood, eb water in her rown overs nigh ty, eye ly 4—Tve ably koracen rived 4 ly The Anvrtean ahip Marengo, 1 * for Laverpeu! (eopour aud sulubur ore) Coro Rye was The market was firm but quiet. A sale of 100 ‘The smal! amount of ‘business yower,and closed at Sc, decline, and for some grades more. The sales were moderate, having embraced ubout 13,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices:— —Canadian flour was easier and sales moderate, which embrace Southern flour was also heavy and lower, with sales«! LO bbls, at the above prices. Rye flour was unchanged, with sales of 125 bbis. at quotations. Gorn meal was ner, Co. (52a New York; Thos. Fill % in Rock Island, and % in Burlington | oy apiai se: per bushel, but rallied wome, unt closed at Wis; Janos Racecy Oo E; Gen Vermuntsau, | and Quiney. Tho commission brokers report | @ decline of 26. a sor par busiel The sales 20, and was aan toned ty com. as Ty ee Sk were Sein hn Powaren ior the Ciyde, which jandes ie om 10—A derenet, of f; with loss of Yoren ant and bowapri by ane "2a 180 soma Bian abou Satay de Patuted black. qynarentiy tim WARE raierlodsed, wie! passed Gta, seP aga, lon Tho slearmehip Blackstone han > tor no pire bas sail to-day for New ones Sv Erte tae een released by the Collect ‘ag Leen found, and she will The stear-* Wilmiy eat Bt a yenteriay fr Sh atom, Del. is a new 33 tons burthems, eh hms os beam engine. Si inches > ‘linder and LL fees strona, #6 will load for New Orleans, Tho V'S gunboat Fiambea be stripped. recoulked and Ship Julian, of New Bedford, 856 tons, recently arrived from. a whaltog vo: age, bas Lee parehased on private ter y for parties Lu A Spoken, ae Xi le, Swill, ce tut San Franofseo, Snag 43. Soper, from Rangoon for Falmouth, B, June MW. ‘ Revd Preble, from Auyab for Falmouth, By on the Balanee dock, will why eoppered. Ship, fielten ai 2 rf ‘i Fuse 2, lat 26D hip Borueoy of Ri ip Peontd from Genoa for USwates, July 22, los a mela pinta from Liverpool for New Orleais, Jane Ship Fdeits, from Liveryool for NYork, July 8, off Head Bitp En eral, Uuce, henes for Liverpool, July 12, in the of Kinent Engiis!, Chan Ship Undaunted, Tay, from Bown w Orteans, Jule iles frown the Huli sto Janeiro, June ue about 215 Park Johanna, Nordenuoldt, bw 9 lat 17 N, lon 38. pene Beary, Lamb, benee for Matamoros, July 14, no: 6. Sehr Georze H Enean (Br), from Piitadelphia for Nassady la Sthr'J W Tia ay < Weat for Philadciphia, July Qi. Cape Hatteras WNW 80 mica, ee Fore’xn Ports. Axrwznp, Inty 10—Arr Gulden City, Binares, Uincklay, Akva! ANCONA, duly S=Sit AU Baistor, July W—arr Sw cinnatus, Hainmond, dos Owego, Norton, Pavel do Aid Gloncester; Old an lo, B D Ped NYork (or do. Std Lith, MC Suephy ns. + rae Cart fy do ib Now mond, from London fur Callao, Juz MooregPascein: 11s ropa. Tansen, Aira, Xx, Batimore; Washingt NYorkk, er, Connaughtoms “rie Planet, Richers, fos marl, Perry, 1. Ave Sandon on » Barbour, I sig Sly Ba 9b. Sir dohn Franulia, Deny Wenke. Nvoris. As, wdtwe din pan Saletn 4 or 5 weeks a La th Eilen {eg Sid Lith, Wi 9 Berkrtirs, Wil ferry, Sau Sal Uth, Santee, Park “Bremen;' Lai ett, Siva! th Hunttey, Porte, hey, Matamaneg”~ GLoverstre, Jitly H--Arr Antometia, Viola; Jupiter, Bi man, and i Nyors, Arr Elvvabech Leavitt, Hallett, XYor! ne SO—Arr Navin aseeit, Brandi, Geo S ABlaistell, Eaton, Legiora for NYor GaLway, duly 1 nt J aces Hanae ox, diy [sare bug B Yorks selira Tite, ve che tH da: 01 1 Lingan, CB, for Net Foster. N¥ork. oan (s), Ballantyne eral, Ross. aid ry ¥ larm, Chase, Mau Matanzas: 1 2thag ariove, Cousins, aud EB nes ker, do; Joseph Carly reat, mein vi Falmou!, A‘lantic, Dina Hainilten, PGuluvator, Russell, NY. art hound 12h, Huy Mannering D illardy, o . 7 th aie Taspe owr, Mew to aud Amherst. . for Boston; Ange bag Me yd and Lucy Th. Near a ul wo or Philadelp John Chirk, Badvey, font Fillmore, Nelson; Christld NYo ov Baitinor C824, July 10. Fanauzct,'W.o1 anid & Ui i ter, from) Phil ManseriLes, J Ac? ©.) Rershaw, Nichols, Pername Sittu, NYork, Siu Sth, Le ry Canova, Eme o " mm NYork, do; vat Batw, eovser row Cadiz nat arm ta Thos Denna Lazard, 60.4 ret, ee pork. bark Mtn bei 2 ww Havens 2 Bid Eat sebre: Miranday N Tn port bark furNew Work | Hs S. duly s Yumuri, Anderson, a Look, t org Proteus, Gina, f for NYork: brig Moruing Stampede, do Ith. 100, Ailer NYork' Zepuyr, Si iting {dbrca Wenzell, itt ins NYork. a port bark Andrew Carney, Mayo, for Arr Geo Raynes, Bachelder, Callao American Port BOSTON, July 24—Arr Br ster jy» Asia, Shannon, Live ie xulp Jesian Brads Wi amy Lor ‘ DE} Bri: Bint, si io, ship Josiah Brad.eet bare ck Arthur Pic 7 he Rows, where remains 8 BALTIMORE, Jicy neh Henrietia, a atom, CML by af F po Tinnor. B July Peni brig Lucy peau Powers, Atm» ti and 10kt, %$—Cld schrs Mary Mersho piuléiiernvony My Bri Rowe. smith, Fan fuchets Doty , wor, New Hav ol, Bimunson, Bust hr Fountain, Bearse, do. 23—Sid loop Apollo, Freeman, BEDEGRD, July 24 -a0r vehi Angus pethpori, ,Oid bark Susan vanoy Laver, Gape Verice'ua Coxstor Africa. NEWPORT, Joly 2—Arr aches Packet, Dowpes, Elirse town for NYork; Atnira, Pressey, Wickford ter do,’ Colima bia, Richards: "NYork for Addtton, July 4-Are aches JR Watson, Packorg ‘iiy ak srr ire Neprunes Boden, Pitas uw rs Neptune, Boden, Phi Gertrude, Hill, NYork. " LADELPHIA, July d—-Arr brige Jas Davis, § Mord, Brimiol RL; schrs Mary dans ork, Perr), Bl Jaitvornid, brig eee ‘Davis, ‘ay Ww R Low, Yore ag ur vores LeU ray, owen, Roxbirye New deatsnd Fordham: 8 1 aa Maylews 8d rity Bintth; PM Wheaton, Wieaton; Mary Paterrson, God trey Kil d, Wiliiaine, Ma Haley; UR i irony, Fost rater, perry ony Basten England (new), airy Darling. Beale, NOSeans ‘astilinn, Marwick, brig © “ti pov IDERCE. —sd fers Geo Fales, Nickersong W Ponder, Noriong sloop Fashions Davia’ Susautun Blacksivnéy W—Arr echr Toskont, Harper, Calais fow mM. July Niork, 24th, brig Poioruae Gtilna, Horan TAUNTON, a ‘ORTLAN Field, NYors. 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