The New York Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1864, Page 2

2 OITY COMMERCIAL BEPORT. Commidstoners of Ohacities FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavaspar, July #8—6 P.M Now that the books of the Treasury and national banks ‘are open for subscriptions to the new loan, an inquiry toto (ts probable preseat and prospective effect upon the money market, the value of national securities and the ourreucy and the price of commodities, cannot be with- out interest to the people. We therefore propose to show briefly the influence !t will be likely to exert in these m- portant monetary and commercial channels. It bas been stated Dy various newspapers which en- dorse che acts of the administration indiscriminately that the polio now being pursued by Mr. Fessenden tends to the contraction of the currency, ite con+ sequent mprovemeot in value, aod the lowering of prices for whatever money can purchase, That this ts what the country needs cannot be ques- tioned; but that Mr. Fessenden’s policy thus far tends to produce this desirable state of things is more than doubt- fal The mere prospect of this Treasury note loan being put on the market at par resulted in the banks strengthening themselves to meet the run on their deposita to which ‘thoy may it will lead, to a groater or less extent, by cor- tailing their loans and discounts and giving the usual ton aya’ notice of their intended withdrawal of a large sum on temporary doposit with the Treasury, The stringency thus produced upiitted the money market to respond to the loan, which could only ba successfully floated on an easy market, while the call for the retura of the tempo- rary deposits found the Troasury unable vo meet it unless by the issue of new currency, In this munper a not increase of $10,965,797 was made.to the volume of the currency, chrefy in the form of compound six per cent notes, tor the week ending on the 26th inst. ; and in all probability we shall see a farther withdrawal of temporary deposits and another addition to the legal tondor isaues im the next weekly statement the public @iedt In this case the temporary deposit system, by giving the bauks control (and the latter and the government cconyy somewhat antagovistic positions), compelled fortber inflation on the part of the goveriment. But even had it not, and the necessities of the Treasury for payment to public creditors had not required fresh issues Of legal tenders, the state of the money market was such that tt would baye been forced to resort to the hurt. ful palliative of further inflation tn order to give the foan the least chance of euccess, Boreover, before it could be worked off to any considerable extent, a rise ia tbs market value of the interest in gold beariog bonds was requisite, as subscriptions at par toa loan paying only seven and three tenths interest i currevcy for three years could not be expected on any but patriotic grounds while the bonds were selling so low. The new loan having been officially advertised, and the money market being eared by the Treasury disburse- ments of legal tonders, this rise in bonds—the pre- cursor of subscriptions to the Treasury note, loan—has begun, and will be likely to steadily continne (unless It receives a temporary cheok from adverse intelli- wouce respecting the Potomac raid) till they r@ sufficiently high to place the new loan on sometbing like an equality with them. Tho strong demand for our gold bearing securities in Germany and other parts of furope, arising from the high rate of exchange in favor of foreign buyers, is likely to continue, and will pro- bably tnerease, and, their price being thus adyaoced, they will mo longer constitute an obstacle in the way of an inferior currency paying loan at par. The pregont loan is obviously a financial mistake, tend- ing, a we have endeavored to show, directly to the de- Preciation of the currency by forcing the government to stimulate the money market by additions to the bulk of our paper money in order to float it at the price fixed. A loan of this kind is a parasite, depend- jug for its support on the currency, which it weakens ip proportion to its owa weight; and this is an evil which would be likely to increase in a compound ratio with every succecding loan at a fixed price. It is aiso a mistake in respect of its offering lese inducement to buyers than the pnblie securities already in the mar- ket, which has rendered it necessary to case the money market to stimulate an advance io them preparatory to recetving subscriptions to the seven-thirties. The proper course for the Treasury to have pursued, Hf &@ stoppage of further indation of the currency was the end sought, would have been to place the loan on the market at whatever price it would sell for, it being undoubtedly better for the government bo receive less for its loans and more for its currency than the reverse. By the policy it bas adopted it wili lose far more than it will gain, and it will make the People sharers in its own losses, Let us suppose, for instance, that the government received only ninety io- Stead of par foranew loan. It would evidently bo a doser to the extent of the difference so far; but the cov- @rument is a great purchaser, and if, by receiving uivety instead of @ bundred for ita loan , it can contract the car rency, or at least preyont further inflation, and so re /uce OF cbc ok an advance of the price of everything of whica it ig & consumer, by lessening the premium on gold, Or preventing its further rise, the sum lost on tho losns would be far less then thet saved in disbursements, bo Sides which the people at large would profit by this course equeily with the governmont, every mae’s do.lar being worth more to bim than it assuredly wi et the poliey of copsulting the price of loans first and of the curcency next was persevered in. Tad the Troasury not resorted to further issues of PAper moBey im this case the prior existing stringency would have prevented the loan from being taken at all at the price dxed. The argument may bere be advanced that, to the ts Of the increase to the currency of last week and further issues in prospect, gold, the true standard of values, bas declined; but this does not diminish the force of what we have said in the least. Special causes Insy prevent gold irom experiencing the effect of fresh issues of paper money tmmediately, just as special eauses might tudace ® spasmodic rise im the face of a contraction; but sooner or later, within @ thme sufiicient ‘to allow of a fow revolutions of the wheel of commerce, gold will become the true indicator of the value of the currepoy. The special causes referred to as operating to keep down the premium at present are easily discovera- bie in the ususually large exports of native and re exports Of foreign products, and the diminished impory, which 4 Once lessen the demand for shipment aud customs Guttee; while, to add to these, we have the large foreign demand for our gold bearing securities, which dispense with @ proportionate etount of exobange. With regard to working of the Prescat joan, it promises @ beteor result than bas attended the preparatioa of the way for it. The probability is that as the gold bearing socurities rise ia their market valuo the disposi- ‘Vion to invest in the Treasury Boies wil! increase through. out the eovntry; for the disproportion in value between the two will be covered by the differenco in price, aad @ large simount of currency which bas been bid away io Wail streot for = long time will see the light aod find Ms way to the great moretary centres, The meney thus paid into the haacs of the government wil! be ag ‘Tapid'y (isburecd, and 808 tight money market will be @roided. The subscriptions Being gradual, vot more than ton mifiions moe be Bold at any one time from the people and banks; and under the present policy of the Treasury It will be to tte tmtorest to pay out fis receipts quickiy {a order wo guard egaiust a stringevey os much as possi. bie, aud wo bork keep the way open for new subserty- tloms and prevoct the banks from withdrawing eit temporary Ceposite, the result of woich wound be @ sepetition of the evil which added nearly eleven miltious to the currency last wees Considering that the amount of paper money afloat ex- ocods eight hundred fod tixty millions, more than six Dundred and twenty.seren millions five hpedred thou. @and of which is in the form of Treasury insuet, tho poarcity of logal tendere at the great centres is onty to be geoounted for by boarding in small and moderate sume by & large portion of the poopie. That this works is. furiously, by leaving #0 much capital entirely unem. ployed, to mantost, The ergament which applies to the ‘misor's hoard applies equally to this; for the effect is ihe eawe ‘We have said that the tendency of the new loan and ell Bimni'sr loans at a fixed price is towards inflation bok of tho correucy and pricas of commoditier, and the present Ous, Instee’ Of producing that contraction whieh has bees Prorhesied by cone wnthinking or prejudioed persons, bas eeaty th te tae te And will coptinwe to 4000 for @ome time louver. It's too late to remedy the mistake we "ave often Lotore polated oot, of loans at a fixed price, fa this case; bat we would advise Mr, Fessenden Sgrinst eahering im tee fire to am unsound Principle, ich can only be carried ont by Bteadiiy dopreciating the currency. Ana now thet (be Money market avd the public mind ar aring (or en Sutoroat in currency Joan, we would sy fom of paying interes! iu gold om w ot that ihe ays. and be abandoned. The reeources of th metry w as Permit of ite being cont indetn ely, cod the eters @ ourrency inberert would be \v umike the Inter and gold APproninate all the moe The (lowing Wore tue three tenths Treasary note loan entered at the Sub-frew gury yesterday — Bank of Commerce. Phenix Bank Mechanics’ Atlantic 60.000 W. HL Aspinwall. x Total... sesecere ‘The Fourth National Bat For sel For Ket For Anthony & Hall For Hoyt, Sprague For John M. Furman. Total, The to-day were comparatively small, Amounting up to one o'clock to Jess than half a million reooipts As soon ag the raid passes over, howe’ and the prices of gold bearing bonds experience a further advance of three or four per cent, the subscriptions to the currency loan may increase, and an average of a million per day may be maintained, which is about the rate at which the ten-forty loan ran. The prevailing ease in the money market is fayorable to it just mow, although the fact that the notes will not be ready for delivery for twenty days is calculated to discourage subscriptions to it in the mean- time, notwithstanding tbat interest {s payable from tn date of deposit, There is astrong belief in higher prices being rOachod | on the Stock Exchange, and the speculative feeling is fo the ascendant. There is very /ittle demand for foreign exchango, either om rea! or speculative account, owing to causes we have already explained. Bankors’ sterling may be quoted at 110a 111 for gold and 271 9273 io currency, while for francs the rate is from 5.15 to 5.17. The upward movement in stocks is gradual, and has @ healthy appearance, the average rise on raliroad shares being about dne per centa day. Compared with the highest cash sales at the first session of the Board of Brokers on Wednesday, New York Central advanced to. day 36 per cent, Erie Railway 1%, Erie preferred stock 134, Hudson River 19{, Reading 2'f, Michigan Central 1, Michigan Southern $j, Iillnois Central 144, Cleveland and Pittsburg 134, Cleveland and Toledo 8, Chicago and Rock Isiand 1, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne %, Chicago and Northweatern 13, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1, Cumberland Coal 13;, Mariposa 4, and Ohio and Miseis. sippl certificates 7. Quicksilver Mining sold the same, and Central Coal Company declined 1 per cent. Government securitics continue to go up, and the de- mand to-day was unusually lively. The coupon bonds of coupon fiye-twenties 1, August seven and three-tenths ‘Treasury notes %{. and the one year certifloates . The following were the quotations at noo: Rogistered 6's of 1881 Coupon 6's of 1981.. Five twenty register: Five twenty coupon bon August seven and three-to October seven and three-tenths Treasury notes 07 One year certificates... 9535 The decline in gold today from the highest potnt at- tained yesterday was 10K per cent. It opened in the morning at 2513{, and soon fell to 24614; It then rallied and went up to 2513{, and finally closed one per cent ‘delow the latter figure. The steamship Kangaroo, for Liverpool to-day, tov out $73,000 in specie. The following is the report from the Sub Trassury ip this city:— Receipts from custom: Total receipts Payments... Balance A despatch from San Francisco, dated the 2éth inst., quotes mining stocke as follows:—Ophir, $500 per foot Gould & Curry, $1,500; Savage, $1,000; Potosi, $1,000; Yellow Jacket, $500; Grown Point, $600; State Telegraph, $95 por sharo; Pest & Belober, $650 per foot. The Washington Insurance Company of this city wili pay Ist of August a dividend of six per cent, free of tax. The Pittsburg, Fort Way and Chicago Raliroad Com- pany will psy Sth of Augusta dividend of turee anda half por cen( on the third mortgage bonds. The condition of the banks of the tbrea principal oom | Mercial cities of the Union is oxbibitod im the following table, which gives the aggregates of their last weekly statements :— Loans, + Ae N. York. July 28.$190,835,765 Poite., July 25... Bu i 978, 5s 10534 ior 100 08% $214,000 rt, 200,890,739 90,720.45; 16.09)007 1, O1a 138 Boston, July 25, oad 31,429,113 16,822,075 218,503, 2 $15,919 at 133,38) en with a capital of $250,000. There are alroaiy | Seven national banks withia the territory of tho States that Seoeded—one fn Lonisiana, three fn Tennessee, | one in Virginia, an@ two tn West Virgtuia, ‘The greenback Treasury notes are quoted at Montreal. Canada, at 60 a 6047, and allver coins sell at SY; a 354 per cent discount, The following are the earnings of the Marietta and Cin- cinpatl Raitroad for the third week in Joly: | 1881 advanced 34 per cent, registered five twenties 1, | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1864. ‘TuvrspaY, July 28—6 P.M Asums.—Reoeipts, 44 ddle. Market dull and scarcely sv a Corres: tien, ‘The regular weekly mooting of the Commissioners of firm, Small sales ot $13 8 $13 60 (or pots, aud $15 25 | Charities and Correction was held yesterday afternoon, 8 $16 50 for pearls. ‘The woual motions, petitions and communications were Baxaperorrs —Reoelpts, 6,600 bbls. flour, 260 bbis, | revoived and referred. and 190 bags corn meal, 06,072 bushels wheat, 25,286 do. corn, and 20,628 do. oats, The market for ail kinds of ay flour was very dul! and 200. a 30¢. lower, closing with no 60.000 | buyers at our outside quotations, The receipts wore only 5,600 Dis. ; but the market appeared to be im full eympa- thy with the dectine in gold; sales 16,000 bbis, State and ‘Western, 1,800 Southern and 600 Canadian, The business in ryo flour apd corn mea! was restricted to smal! lots, prices being without essential change, We quote:— Superior State and Western flour. $9 10a 0 50 Extra State 80a Chotoe Sta * 05 a 10 10 Common to medi 40 a 10 00 Extra round hoop Ohio 00 a 10 80 ‘Western trade brands 35 a 12 00 Extra St. Louis 8 i} 5 Common Southern. 29 a 10 90 Extra and fancy do 00 a 13 50 Common Cana 80 a 10 00 Good tochoioe and 10 a 12 00 Rye four, superdne... Ha 625 Corn meal, bbis Ho 9 25 00 a 40 00 and depressed, and prices were 6c. a 8c, lower, sales 120,000 bushels, at $225 a $240 for Chicago spring and Milwaukec club, $240 a $2 43 for ambor Milwaukee, 32 53 a $2 59 for wiv ter red Westorn, and $2 61 a$2 63 for amber Micbixan, Rye was inactive and nominal. Tariey malt was in de- mand, with sa/es of 11,000 bushels nt $225, Oats were firmer, under a brisk demand from the government, with salos at $102.0 $1033. Corn was dull and lo, a 2c. lave: sales 40,000 bushels, at $2 59 a $1 61 for Westera mixed. Cortoy.—The market ruled steady and firm, with sales of about 950 bates Florida, Mobile, N.Q& 7. Ordinary... .... cee 143 14 . it Middting......... 162 163 168 Good middling........163 * 168 169 179 Corrre was in moderate demand; sales 100 bags Mara- calbo at 590 , and 75 bags do. at 503¢c. Motasars. —The market ruled ateady and firm, and we have only to note sales of 200 bbis. Now Orieaus 00 private terms. Provisions —Recoipts, 720 bbls pork, 65 do. ut meats, and 725 do. lard. The pork market was less active end copsiterabiy lower; sales 2,600 bbis., at $25 for mess, $98 a $40 for new do., closing at $38.0 $80; $34 a $36 for prin 4 $35 for prime moss. Beof remains dull and nominal; sales 200 bbls at $16 a $18 for coun- try mess, $9 a $10 for country prime, $200 $20 for ro- packed moss, and $25 a $30 for extrado, Prime moss beef remains’ inactive, and prices wore nomivally un- changed. Bacon quiet avd lower. Cut moats were oe ry 10 00 | Randall's Inland, with alos of 100 pkgs. at 150. a 153s¢. for shoulde Ifo, 9 183sc. for hame. Lard was in fair demand, but prices were tco. lower; sales 1,000 bbls. at 19}¢0. & 203s0.; also 1,200 bbls, Kattle randered, for Augurv, buy: r's option, at 220,, and 700 bbls. do. same terms aad delivery ut 22 30. Freicnrs were very firm but quiot ozoent in grain froighta, which were quite brisk, and at rather higher figures. Kogagements to Liverpool, per Al joan, 40,000 Dushola of wheat at 6d a Giga. 1g bylin end 64,’ Td io 5,000 busheis pons id. io 5 3,000 flour at I Od,; por neutral, 18,000 swheat at 6%/d. a 7d. in bulk; 600 bdis. four ab 24., 100 boxes bacoo at 26s , 100 bales bomp at ‘228. éd., and per etoamer 600 boxes cheese at 60s. To London, 1.100 bbls. flour at 28. 418, and by steamer 200 bales hops at 34 , 1,000 boxes cheese and 100 Orkios bi 508, nd 200 boxes measurement goods at 8: 0 tons t To Antwer On July 20 there were recetved at Bisckwell's Istand Hospital 424 soldiers from the bospital transport Baitic. From tbe 14th to 28th July, inclusive, 278 persons have been transforred from the City Prison to the work- house on Blackweli’s Island ag vagrants and disorderly persons, Thomas Martin was appointed k of the workhouse on Blackwell's Island im place ot Pabsiok Jameson, re- sigued. %. L. Lani was appointed keeper of the Penitentiary, io piace of Myles 3. Murphy, resigned. fobn J. Mullen was appointed keoper of the boys on in place of Rufus Pupley, resigned. THR NEW LAW REGARDING COMMITMENTS 10 CRY FRIMON ADD WORKHOUSE, ‘the following act to amend an act entitled an act to create in the city and county of New York the Dopart mont of Public Charities and Correction, and to abolish the Almshouse Department tacrein, was pasted July 6, 1364:— No person committed to the City Prigon, to said city of New York, for disorderly conduct, shall be trans. ferred from said prison wotil after the expiration of forty- eight hours after commitment, No person committed to the ssid City Priaon or the workhouse for drunkeuness or disorderly conduot shall be released or discharged from confinomest before the expiration of the term tor which ho or she shall be committed, except on reversal of judgruent upen appeal, or review by & court of sul rior jurisdictiom to the magistrate making the comm: moat, without ® written order directing such discharge be made and signed by the committing magistrate aud one of the Commissionera of Public Charities aud Gorrec- tion. Tale act aball tako effect immediately, ee Police Inteltigen: A MERCHANT ARRESTED ON 4 CHARGE OF INCENDI- ARIGM——ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO DEYRAUD THE IN- SURANCE COMPANIES, ETO. Mr. John Bellamy, a merchant doing business at 396 Broome street, the firm with whiob he is connected being known as Eollamy & Co.'s great North Amertoam Tea Store, wag arrested yesterday by officer Jolley, of the Fourteenth precinct, on the obarge of arson, preferred against him by William Goodwin, Esq , residing at No, 11 Eleventh street. The complatoant’s wife is member of the firm named above, hor busband managing the business for ber by virtue of a power of attorney. In the affidavit of Mr. Goodwin, on filo before Justice Dow- ling, be sw that oa the night of the 16th ultimo smoke was seem issuing from the basoment of the store, and, owing to the development of certain facta and circumstances subsequent to the fire, be believes that it was the regult of design on the part of Mr. Bellamy for the purpose of closing up the business and obtaining money from in- surance cowpanies, there being at the time an {ogurance of $5,700 iujthe People’s, Brevoort and Relief Insurance Companies. The facts coming to the knowledge of Fire Marshal Baker, he instituted a thorough investigation. ‘Tho teatimony elicited before him goes to show (that gome "" to the fire Mr. Bellamy seemed partiou. hte goat get rid of the store iu some way; be had advertived it for sale on several cocasions, and in an in- torview with Mr. Goodwin Bellamy conversed with bim tOnceruing the propriety of burung It out, and in fact low at 2%, ed. a. tol, petroleum at wine and 200 do, Peraoreom.—Receipts, 3,748 bbis, heavy, in sympathy with the lower rates of gold. There are a good many orders for both crude and refined for export, but they cannot be filled at the current prices, though they were rather lower than yeeterday, Con- tracts for crude for this montir, which were made at 55c. re being acttied on the basis of 500. Tho sales ore about 3,500 bbis. crude at 490. a 0c. on the The market ruled a 56c. to-d and $6c. for Augut The receipts continued heavy, and the prospect that the speculators who bought go freety for August at 6c. will collapse. In reSued the sales wore 2,000 bois. at 81 }—c. @ 820. for light straw to white, and A6c. for waite. Free was beld firm at 87, a 890, 350 bbls, benzine sold at 380, for bigh Puss.—Sales 2,000 bushels Canada, from store, at $1 95, and 5,000 afloat for export at about $1 85, Rrow,—Sales of 175 bbis. Para on private terms. SuGar was leas active, with sales of 150 bhds, Cuba at 2lc. a@liyc. Refined was in fair request and drm, ‘SreaRing.—Sales 20,000 Ibs, No 1 at We, TALLow.—Sales 75,000 Ibs, at 183gc. a 19 Ko. for com- spot, mon to prime. Wuisxay.—Receipta, 571 bbls, Markets shade orm bat quiet, Sales 1,000 bbis. at $1 68 a$1 70 for State, and $i 70 a $1 72 for Western. Borrd of Aldermen, Tne Boord of Aldermen met yesterday, pursuant to adjournmont~-President Heury In the chair. A predinble and resolution were offered setting fortn that the yartous departments of the city governmont baying noglected to send in to the Common Councila copy of their monthly pay roil, that therefore a special committee of ve be appomted to examine into the affairs of said deptrmctts. sdopted. A message was received Pons the Mayor vototng thé resolution to pay the sum of two thouaal bundred dollars for badgos furnished the mombors of thé Common Council, The Mayor, in his mesango, statod that, in his opinion, such decorations are {oconsistent with the sim- pitcity that shou!d characterize tke members of a demo- craiic goverpiaent, The following comraunication was received from the Clty Inspector, argirg the Board to take immedi ction on bis former commnoication reiativeto certain measures recommended to be adopted for the abatement of certain puisaucer ant the calling togetyar Board o Heaitn:— Cry Insrrcror's Drranrvmyt, ) 7 wonante rms Common Couxcn ran Boron jouer. oF ine Crrx or Cxntigmex—1 must iD urge upon your honorable 4 1868, 1864, ody the necess\ty of some immediate action 0 enable Pareengers. se. $2,350 58 #3,321 02 | me Ho ebate parian nedeasots be eae midst, whicd, at Freight... i ‘ 928 60 10,042 6 | this Season of the year ear ‘y, endanger the public Mali, expross and telegraph.. 885 00 1,180 68 | beaith. ompilavts ary daily mage to this department, 2 ideas ————. | and have been for mohins past, o” fat boiling and oe Soin chittess Wee : $4,163 19 19.764 27 | Occupations which repdor the noi hborhaods 2 whic! Total sbis momyh to date. .... 20,526 17 67,869 11 | they are located almost Tntababitu ble, Dot only bocause Total since Jan. 1,.,......$813,985 20 516,272 07 Financia! matters In Cincinnati are thus referred to by Vine Gazette of the 25th inst.:— We have to notice a covtinued fair demand for movey, ‘The supply of curreecy is more liberal, the receipt: tacier.” Notwiibetanding this. howover, the bauts seems ier. Notwithstandin; , howover, rotuctapt about discounting hea ‘are. only doieg 80 for their rey e 1 ah bs. R i tt 3 Si 5 S SSC eI5: seis dseaidageegettizz: F° 5g Te Oteres 8 Hor hi ie I . Ms cue di: | 196 nm 328: TaN: a s, °M1, Com v er! pret... of the offensive and loathsome smetis emanating from them, but becanse o! the poisonous gages walca infect the Atmosphere for a great distance ard breed dise: 4 deard, Your honorsbdie body has already bad (he under consideration, and decided that, acting in your capacity as the Common Covvell, you Rave not the power to prohibit these decapations from = carried on, but only when as Board of Health, In my last Upon You toconVeDE aa the Board of Health, eavored tosbow, and.as! think, aid sbow concle. at yo postensed the powtt th do eo, I urly repostedty urged updo hig Hovor the Mayor oxeroit® the power vasied in bun ty jaw to rane he Board of Health but ome fronton be per: wently refused, In urging this ae the Me 1 |mia before him my views of jis n: , proeen tobim my recnena ir baiteving sitdient med « sures could bs adopied for the *}. of these most offensive dangerour nutaar es © by thes body. To thea wa T have siuce bees vusts ced vy your bom. Bat although bie Hose: ind Mayor were tho Boars of lias such” an does not wecessari!y prevent iter Sction 80 Decessary to pros ime 2% Balt public bealth chat «it was coniemplaiot Ne shvald be io almogt o-nticwal gedbidn, amd the Mayor may, Ja an emorgefoy, convene ant of (bat poor to when 80 Genvesed body they may meet ‘The Re I) fn section fire, tnat ey of Hesicte shail render thee of et io all waters couneots the public health,’ Section nine Broriate ae the yall aesist the ras dont PLysicias i@ the es Boctice cloveu provides that he of Health a soonthiy agcount of disbursements, flow can this latter complion with Unto the Board meets ab ‘he Maroe pasebowa the. tole power to cogent Power & ae So tee cor ee carl rr v 8 OF the Kevised Stat. aot of 1658 relaalvo to the pubic division of rootion that “it i ‘the oro in ths t iT a Tie SS Ly S 2 s gz & £ z 8 é sity ot New Yor sect notices ony tee eannene POST OFFICE NOTIC removed "How oan iT OFFICR NOTION. seen Board of Health do not mi for Croat Britain sad the 0: eat re Yo proventing hia maiter to your bonoradle body. and oe i Per, Seamer Amerie, or Ce reese cre tane zocvamtece co tne Geaed of Men ih, Ci) Eplegen without awaiting the all of bie Hocor the Mayor, i ae’ | wea e'gonk AT sire distioctly to divoiaim any Intoction of emote dee ‘fiattons courtesy ¢o that goat! » Ma Tam aetasted by 4 ikem of my own duty and Whe requirements My pian 2 Wib'the” hope that your Rovorable bey wii coincide : with me in the aud Sesadianey pf pd dg kt gh he take immedi ¥ thereto, T ain, 0, espeotfully, year obedient irvanh = ‘a ‘Sad . ' ) A BOOLR, Git A motion was adopted apboiatiog « joel gommeatane 10 by 1 eek Mayor and ascertate bis reisous for aealiaiog 2 28 the Board of | toot of Hots ore ‘to him that if be would agree to it ho (Bellamy) would “fix it so that the Devil himself could not discover it.” Un more than one occasion Mr, Goodwin noticed that Bellamy had @ sperm candle lightod in the basement, and with a tape modsure would take the dimensions of the candie so as to ascertain the time tt would take to urn down to @ certain point: this cane he Xad fixed under an, empty (a box usar the builer fn the basement, Mr. Bellamy at the time deing bis qpwn engivoor. The latter also gave Mr. Soodwittto understand that if a lighted candle was Placed ina box surrounded by alcohol or other combus- fible matter the candle would bur down, set the alcobol on fire and thus fire the place. Mr. B, was constentiy the place burned out ag that would be ‘vest Ww: business. The morning previous t Bellamy went gr the Lomi amg the Dro. ‘during the abseuce of the engineer, and was gout Sheet twenty minutes, when, it is alleged, be left » surroutded by camphene, secreted ta or eit Rly ‘of the tea boxes in such a way that the engineer on his roturn did u giscOrer iy Thegapage by the fire was ghout $300, w! ich suta was paid by the insurance companies. A day or two subsequently Bollamy was detected ‘n the aot of altering his books to make them appear that about $1,000 worth of stock then on jhiad been consumed by the. re. It further ap- Ne rol. orn affidavit of Mr. Edwin Hampzon, The that Bellamy had eudeayored to id tate to the ipsaranco companies at there at the Wms of he Ore a igaah tg {onsen five handred dotiars wor' al 4 {n the basement. Pellamy told Hampson to ‘atiok to him ‘and hé would ace him all right. Bellamy futther desired him to break fm the heada of flour barrels, break the par. cela, rip open the bags of coffee and spices, and put the -worst side out, a0 he could make out tho jargest poasible claim against the insurance companies, mpson did as we, aa directed, Shing ing Mh se be i pight, a8 be was in Ts oe buy. _ Hatupson W aye yoguented to take the Diatno of the fire oo himself, aod say that it gatno oa from tbe furnace. This wes too much for Hampson, as from what he saw the morDiog wing tho fire he felt satiaflod.gbat the place had beon fifed by: Aoeiga, On this testimony Justice Towling rewired ue acet¥éd to Sind ball in tho fam’ of five thousand . ‘anewor thé charge. Messrs. {eorke Br ee $48 Brondway, aud Edwara Walmsw v0 o fue, become bondsmen for Bellamy, Wa? ¥ 8s therounee discharged {rom custody, ea Corel Inquetts. . pRuy Taats. inquést was beid Dy Coroner Wildey on the body of anunihown map, which was found doating in the dock 4g tect, North river, He waa abcut twenty. sight years of age, five feet ten inches in height, and was Qressed In brown pantaicons, blue cotton shirt, red under- shirt, Congreas gaitora, but no stockings, Deceased oy. an inquest on the of aii Derr W, Echelmier, seven years of ho was found ing off tho foot of Vandam sirest, ceased had been missing since Saturday Mt. The body deceased was taken to the residence of his parents in ‘andam b Jono ring @ sailor, who belonged to the British steamer Edinburg, accidentally fell overboard on Sucday last and was drowned. The bsequsntiy re- cove Coroner Wildoy hold an icquoet, and @ verdict of “ Accidonta! drowning’ was rends by the jury. Obituary. DEATH OF SAMUBL HaLtarr. ‘The press fospatches from St. Louis, Mo., published tn Yesterday's Hrnaty, contained the following anaouuce. ment: General Hallett, gen: it of the \- mon of the tow Poolte |, was snot tnd ined See Wns coats e 2 assigned for the act, We suppose the persoa meant in this deepatch te Sam- uel Hallett, prominent banker in this city, inasmech as be ts the pereoo who has contro! of the division of the Pactiie Railroad referred to. Samuel Hallett, we belleve, ts @ vative of this State, He first appeared tn public life (@& & soboo! teacher in one of the counties tm the western of tht iy was sul TRAVELLERS’ GUTOR, EN ne rags STEAM WEEELY TO LivERpopt, 200" TN yew RAILROAD LINR QUUTH. Pe ey eo ne, Laverpoan, ee N BROOKLYN 10 PHIGADSLPIA nited Biates Toten aed sad yah ft ‘hails, ‘dea fog the Ue hyde bait in me Stee : THROUGH IN FIVE HOURS. Fe ATA “haturday. ‘seam 4, Face $3. Excursion tickets $3; good for three dagay . Baturdey. August 13, — eee ae ean ctag Saturday, at noo, (rom piee M4, Norse se Ou apd afies Meads Ee ote 1266. . on, ~clyn, every day (Gi yt AL oat Marpgeia canoer = gy | BoM ce era hea ia et er Basse 5 Returning ares woe iret wea Philadelphia, srory ‘ rls... orang si . te Haminage Ba tomamba 57 | Picevellers thon the: cus a! Now Tork ace sores notte gers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, ain, fpoiraes, Raseage by oS is line, “ae State of New J apearbitereet WNL cctaten Pica cabin, BTS, 988 | sieepiog earring putmagern drug Outen rou stown —I > > mol oe Queenston nto aud for tholt’ | thwchtion of Nel Fork and Philadelphia. ads can buy ticket re at these rates. a Those menmers have tuperinr actommodations for pas | FOR BRIDGEPORT “THE ATRAMER BRIOGEFOR: sengers, are strongly bullt In water tight irou sections, sad 2 ‘at 12 o'ol ‘noon, are meas, Beles, wre Fnaietieere Experienced surgeons are i ° sect viet 6 Neuga- For furthoraformation apply ia. Li to WILLIAM | tho'sporedine to daybrock and Now London erraing, INMAN, Agent, 22 Wa! iasgow to ALEX. | jeaves Bri¢geport every Monday morning at 20 minutes to KARTE SUA Eis unitate evs au: | Selece: cheng actcrlay toa Susaae sigue? emt EY. 6] King William at.; in Paris to JULRS{D OO! Se en ee Rue Notre Dame des Vi deiphia to JOHN G, INSIDE ROUTR FOR eogror, Company's offices, EAT oad mm STONINGTON STEAMBOAT LIN OLDEST! GROTON AND PRDVICKENOB. i THE QUICKEST, THE saree Most Di a AVOIDING POINT JUDITH. bias re ag oe MONWEALTE, ictoires. Place de la DALB. 111 Waluat street, or at JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broalwey, N. Y¥. HZ BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STRAMSHIPS, Dotwoen Now York and Liverpool, oa!ling at Cork harbor, and between Bosion and Liverpool, cal. ag at Halifax and Cork Harbor. f ‘Boston om Wedueaday, July 20, Captain JW. Williams, ATA REASTAN loutes Now Work oa Wednesday, July 27, | ON TURSDAYS, THURSDAYS ANU SATURDATS, EUROPA loaves Boston on Wedue-day, August 3 The siegaat steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Captain J. C. Goer, ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, at 6 o'ciook P.M. These boata start from pier No. 18 North river (ft of Cortlandt strest), and are acknowledged by all exper enoed to be among the largest, most comfortable, and beat that have ever run in American wa- ters. In autumer and winter, in storm andealm, the Com- menwealth aud Py mouth Rock invariably make the pase- “#umptuous jupperé and luxuriously furnished staterooma are marked features of these heen SURE CONNECTIONS made with Newport, the watering pinces on the north and \f gouth shores in Mi husetts, the great Bastern rouies for Maine and for the White Mountatus, Berths and stateroo be secured @t Haradon's Ba- gu SCOTIA leaves New York on Wednesday, Aug APRICA leaves Boston on Wednesday, Ai 7. PERSIA leaves New York ow Wednesday, August 24, FROM NUW YORK TO LIVKRPOOT. Chief Cabin Passage. $182 50 Second Cabin Passage. $80 00 Chiof Cabin Parag 811289 Bosong Cable? $5500 of Cabin a! e000, in Passage. $55 0 pay ab can roll, atts igen fa iaited ‘Biates currency. ths not secured until paid for, ‘Au experienced Surgeon op board The owners of these shi ‘will mot be accountable for specie or valuables unless bills of lading having the value expressed are signed theref« freight or Dacang? » NARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. _ QTE LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, DUBLIN, BEL. Ss" Baar and LONDONDERRY.—The uc. fast! anita, Chae oulit steamship CALEDONIA, Captain Crate, | preas ofice, Te Broadwar, an Ae eiade ll ea aturday, duly 80, (edu pier 90, Novel West atroet, New York; river. Tals steamship is fitied iu. the most approved style hington «treet Boston, fo insure. the cormfort and safety of passengers. Rates of SIMONS. A or suage, including an abundant supply of well cooked. pro- Pistons:—Cabin, $100 and $35, Tnterinediate, $55. Steer. age. $45. Payable in currency. Apply to PRA! ‘Ors MAC. DONALD & UO., Ko. 6 Bowling Green. \JOHOMSTHE STEAMER ATALANTA, CAPTAIN Nowe ay will leave pier No. 21’ North river, WONDERFUL FACT—P 100 to 10 per cent each an enterprise of unusual p1 naanaamaaneeoed IES OAN RBALIZI ar upon their investment it fit and safcty, as can be de ™ turday, July 30, at 2 P. M. precisely, for London direct. | moustrated by calling at 195 Broadway, room i, betweem otratbe followed by the steamsnip BELLONA, avg. 6, and toand 2 o'c'ock, sf the hours of 10 ai the steamship IOWA, Aug. ee NOSHOCTON COUNTY (OHIO) BONDS,—NOTICE I@ THA LONDON AND NEW TORK STEAMBH{P COM. C hereby given by the Dicailsclonses of tee, covets ot pany vill dospaten semi ruonthly salt Bem fang. Sst class | Cosboclon. 1n the State of Ohio, to the holders of the Bon, itieh iron qtoamshipe CRTs 4, BELLONA, ATALANTA, | numbered from one to five inclusive, for one thousand dot IOWA. INDIANA aud MANELAFTAN, each 3,00) tous bur- | Jars each, and dated the fifteenth day of January, A. then, betwoen London and New York, calling at Hayre on | 1852,made by said Commissioners in bobalf of aaid cou ioe eae ot testsmyeea Beat reek Rte “aust | oc comer aun erences gunn naan or ite Lp. q . G or rer; on the of January, d cabin, $50: steerace, $: ‘From Loudon or Havre, Fee the aaldcounty of Coshocton will pay i off said b 0. For pansace angly to Wit the interest thereon up to the anid Y6th day of January, AIAG. 4. WHITNEY, 36 Broadway. 7D. it fa bonds, at th tut apply af i Hout treet.” Adranoes ‘made on Be eerie cet New York, (there being. no oftes ed to the fri ip London of the une me! ph ‘or rebandise cons! od. These said city), at which time and Pl shocton will domand the surrender of sald bonds, with the a 1» St. Potarab) re. Co Hagen, Boricanr, Oporto, sor thereto. —July 15. 1 Gibraltar, Alexandria, urtrpa’ Con ianiingpie and Odessa, Fela ag COUP TAM! TANLON, }-Commlssioners HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents, JAMES M,_OMITH t ‘of Coshoctom THOMAS ‘DARLING. } County, Obie, . ro MERIOAN PACKET COMPANY'S (PRE HANDUDOON MAIL STBAMSILLES, J) WDEND OTHE WASHINOTON INSURANCE CO From Southampton. From Sew Tout a“ pany, 173 roadway, rneg Maiden lane, nae dectared rT a a i cent, pavable August |. je of gor Brtoxta oe Y daot | Sct deue of six por comh pair anl* LOTICROP, Secretary, U' GERMAN | [RIFREST ON CITY STOCKS. THE INTERKST OW SoRcssra | Lone bonds and stocks of the city and county of New York, > SAXONIA.. jue and 1, 1864. will be paid on that day by maneeders ta Havre. London and Southamp. F eae ened russdare tte 1th nek, : vee. London and Souhampon Wil be closed Tuesday, te 12th ina Re tne follower 8 vine ecabia 108: second cabla, | WATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller, Crry or New Yore, Derarrmewt or Fivance, iY OF CoMPrROLLHR’s Ofriom, July 7, 1°64. NEw YORK AND TIARLEM BAILROAD. g 32 50: stecrage. $37 50, pavable in gold or 18 equivaien' Siror fretgut phi to KCUNHARDT & CO. 45 Exchange oor passage apply to C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, 18t roster. , P Se Name Tone Tne Ula nD ra Berton, NEW Tome. Inte 1, SECOND HORTOAGE BONDS (81,0008, . RMAN LLOYD'S STSAMSHIP HE NORTH | GER guint 1, 1864, AMERICA, H. Wossells eemmander, carrying the Notice tg horeby given that the Bonds of the above issue United Staten padi, will sail from the Bremen pier, f00t Of } wil’bo pald at their maturity, Auust 1, 1864, at the office of Third ce Hoboken. op. CLO! the company, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty six SATURDAY, JULY 30, AT 12 O'CLOCK M., street, and that the Interest on, the same wiil cease from, that date, M. H. VANDERBILT, Vico Pres BREMEN, VIA SUUTHAMPTON, faking pemmengors 7 ‘EW JERSEY INU COMPANY.—AT A MBETING 01 D LOGON ARERR, SOUTHAMPTON AND BR, zB Sata tem ain 105 seca can, 0D; ateoees, | RoGaatn' Ee it ey tthe esa iy aa Bo gAOCRTCR wh, be fal ered by she HERMES Aa Rravatee book wil be closed fg Sut fa re ght or pasengy apntr e 5 aI, 1 aeeee Shee AURECHS & CO. 04 Broad streot._ FFT W YORK FLOATING DOOK COMPANY, GTEAm FROM AND TO QUEENSTOWN AND, LIVER: Bae eae street. ay 3 irorly, dividend. of S608 8 3 cent, payable on the fat dsy of Augamngxy taN eA a gold or oatiivatent Fir aera Se BAPATEON Se Metesetey, Ae hy eee . ¥ oan 80 on BPP" ication to at For paness oo ffuataws & Cu Seatac Sg Lumar ut” ee ‘ATION 4: CEN ERO VIG, QOUTHERN Bor a? - me BONDS. a N TO QUEENSTOWN A SOUTHERN, BOY.ps, BOUTHRRN BOND “) aut reine i a we 2d Ww ¥ AORANTON, 110 Peart siree MEW YORK....... Sails Saturday, Aug. ae = me, Per Winkiaph a arte wneaboi. 4 Spr eee ea ar tees gates THE MONTARAD OCRAN STR 1P COMPANY'S | of the company have this day declared » title THR AORRREAR Qota™ te MIN? SOUMGRE | Fhe” cea Ga Ree asta Fe eee eens Ratiouat Bauk, payabie at al Ue | pore att in ire Gommon Capital, etsa st quverwonmh branches fo England and Lreisud. Beat a Tne'Treaaurers offen, Ero poe: ‘i " Ls SE? a°RRARTS, o: BYSaaway, Now fore, Ysldareat ie’ ching ofthe bogks 2 Se Ee nerunes 51 STS re Pooks of bows afer ao coramon stook * -. 'C£ DIRECT. . noon of Tuesday, the —— Ms oee RN ELAR comranrs 1 Siirday’eeAcgua”’ HORATO RK. Oxs8 Beoretary, — grado ‘o' ( H 1B BANE OF C4) rig hnk ae Be any wivich,” Oo% <7) BA BeiNitsco, ry ah B3, 000. wer ana thee gh w9eR thle Cap, a Sg flee Toe owen | De O- MILB, 1s, ee is horse power. sSay N - oree rr, Oorre., °8 Pi fie +sss4, 900 Norse power. omy Fy oth wilt SPER OF Sa The-entice Tide ® service wilt FICE OF THE CHICAGO ANQE INGTON’ ac Ducugane; LAFAY- MN sg Hallway Company, No. ¢ Wal wy LOWS . ~ F YORK T0 Bava, = — bug due Ai L , FAYETTR... Weloate: ae mabey, eesti a a copioton aria . vASUINGTON. Wequoeiay, 1zb Ootober at a and Green Bay exten a of the Ont ABHIeotO We nenday,, ‘Beceniver. | fe or miiatane haha facets First Gy wi { aN ia Cl ble wine), $199. rh talon neal geen eRe ERE Mae, |e ding J dinar Apt G "ER CEST ra teas Gaara SARS er, 4 r a lay. from 4 farteig tt Bonerar ft cuptans fonda Bove, epontipd an Rt tak aie! fd a ee . OARTER, Prositont, TSAR NEE rapa Site Seat | vl seeeisauiaveting ort & | Tesi ‘A BLOA. A.B. Jom Ree antec, A wn wy r) aba asr x. wfsitoned Pcome floaandaatl August ts, ’Ate™> $200, Perera re tale es Ele $300,000 79 2068 fx pas cals, PRS Ne. Wer dre posts 63 toogye irecanns, & en ‘i Pine sk, rooms l0and 1, >. pee eR a a Sat Norte, river, toot of Warren Patni ete TRUM TN v4 A 3 are oflee of the company, 177 ¥. CARRINGTON, FoR oR! 8 DIRECT. a new aod Suwes B. - . oy oramander, wm leare _eMLCDE RRR Ean & 00,, 118 arpadwar._ PATSIA Diane Tl A iJ eet Taree i Letters must peed thy . NBS Sa. 25 doh arent Mn RCL Re kaa O§ H{LEREQOL DIRADR. “CUNARD, OUR AMGMIP Fos. naga anatase be ig) sails o.morrow. Apply at TRY I aT i eee eee BaeciceiBersae saci," = sro LOoKina ‘AnD RMEPROTABLE @ TLR A oe peed at ahanenar ann oh Seen Ss le LE A youn ee te Live. OFFICER THR ARMY OP TRE FOTO. re next spri hagremnersacees ty tuce pit a ae oon ow Tore YOUNG WIDOW LADY, as ook Talents the acquaintance W th Epcinodin narons herent at nan aed Seen ee ATRIMONIAL. A YOUNG I, Fefinement, wishes om form the so: OF Poaaton, with a view to mail aeqep