The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wrovesnay, July 25—6 P. M. The stock market has shown further sicns of returning gutmation to-day, aud tolograms to buy from a dispersed ‘Multitude of speculators at Saratoga, Newport, Long Branob and elsewhore are being flashed into tho street with the recklessness which only confidence in high prices can beget, Tho dulness and depression of Mon- day and yesterday morning on the Stock Exchango damp- ened tho spirits of many an ardent aspirant in the race for woalth at tho watering places, but as suddenly as it waa darkened the prospect has brightened again, and races acquire a freah charm in speculative @yce by reason of profits in Wall streot. Tim Bobbin, the dry xoods clerk, can now breathe more freely in the probability of being able to stay where he is and pay his hotel bills, Mr Micawber, Junior, can indulge more confidently in the expectation of being not only able to Gefray his current expenses but pay off some of his long- standing liabilities, Mr. Thimblerig, the “lame duck’’ end ox-momber of the Stock Exchange, may even hope to mount the ladder of gold in a day and “‘aettle up” with his Oreditors to-morrow, 4 “buil’? market is always a picas- ‘ent one for the sprats, sardines and emelts in Wall street. It furnishes thera with food for the imagination, through ‘which they candisport in a lake of. thousand islands, with every isiand & monument of gold dostinod to gild the way to an earthly paradise, which is generally, but erroneously, supposed ¢o lio in ‘‘a brown stone front’? on the Fifth avenne—a strect affected by the worshippers of Mra, Grundy, and a fow others of a contrary porsua- sion somewhere up town, It is painful to dispel illu- gious, bat Wall strect men are gouerally such victims to them that they require to be reminded that “all Mosh 13 grass,’ and that consequently even hardened, hhawk-oyed, whiskey-stooped veterans of the street may be “groen”’ to their own true interest. To make monoy ona “ball” market, howevor, ig mo more than to make hay whilo the sun shines, and # man who could not earn 4 decent living elsewhere would think it strange and his luck bard if heould not double his Investment in a month in Wall street. Hence it is the dernier resort of a Jioat of vagabond, shiftiess adventurers, broken down tmoerchants and defauiters of all classes who wish to make up for previous shortcomings vy a sudden turn of good Xortune on the Stock Exchange. But as there ia # fair sprinkling of honest, industrious men among the multitude, it would be unjust to stigmatize tho whole under this unflattoring description, When the market turns, there is, unfortunately for the rreat majority of those gentlomen, a great donl of fluttering, which ts gonerally followed by a remarkable emptiness of pocket among their number for some time afterwards, ‘Tho Sows arc commonly the most successful speculators, and when hard pressed they know how to fail judiciously, + and to turn even a failure into success, although there ‘was ond poor fellow, with a suspicious crook iu bis nose, who once exclaimed on the sidewalk, preparatory to fainting, “2 pays everybody and nobody pays me;” but such instances are rare, apd there is reason to believe 1uat this unhappy individual was now to the street. fo bo more matter of fact, we soriously think that stocks aro beg nning to describe the course of a balloon, which will avo to rise very much higher before it is likely to commence falling. All the conditions of tho market, mouetary and otherwise, are favorable to the ascension, although, as the following hist of prices for leading shares on tho datos named shows, quo‘ations are considerably higher already, with one or two exceptions, than they woro a fow months agoz— January5, March5. June b. Now York Central oT! 91% Cire ne 90:4 848 64% Madi 10635 98% oI Michig TAs 10% 8033 Cleveland nud Viuteburg .. 86%Z 76% 85 Northwestera........ 28 By 52g i 10536 93 8986 9735 At the open board at ten o'clock New York Central sold at 104%, Erie 655{ » 65, Michigan Soutborn 62, Cleveland and Pittsburg (b. 8) 6454, Reck Island 073, Northwestern 84%—preferred 633{, Fort Wayne 08% a %, Westorn Union Telegraph 66. At the firet regular beard thore was inotcased activity, and with the excep- tion of Erie the market was strong. New York Central lowed % higher than at the half-past two board yester- day, Cleveland and Pittsburg 7;, Fort Wayne 34, Quiek- ailver 3, Western Union Tclograph 2, Mariporn preferred 4. Erie wus % lowor. Government securities wore quiét. Coupon five-twontles of the third issne advanced 4. Coupon five-twentios of 1862 wer? 3 lower, ten- forties 34. At th®- one e’clock sessions the market waa firm ata mtight advance, At the helf-past two board it showed tacreased rtrongth. Hudsoa River closed 5¢ highor than at tho first regular board, Reading %, Michigan Contral 4%, Michigan Southern %j, Cleveland and Toledo 3, Northwestern 3, Fort Wayne 34, Mariposa preferred 144, Westorn Union Telegraph 1. Northwestern preferred was \ lower. Govercment securities were dull. Coupon top-lorties duolined 3g. Vivg-twenties of 1862. ad- vanoed if. s At tho half-past threo opom bgard the market was flem, New York Central sold at 104% a 105, Erie 6535 a %, Cleveland and Pitsburg 84% a 85, Cieveland aud Toledo 111K a %, Northwestern 34% —preferret 645%, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 28, Canton 52%, Western Union Telegraph 653{ a 3%, Mariposa UA—prefurred 243. Afterwards the market closed moady, the quotatons carrout at balf-past five bavuc oon as under:—Erio 04% 1%, Hudson River 1200 44, Reading 110% a 4, Michigan Southern 82%; a 3%, Clevo- land and Pittsburg 84% a 85, Cleveland and Toledo 1115 # 112, Rock Island O14; a %{, Northwestern 244 a S— preferred 64 a %. Fort Wayne 0814 bid. The money market remains casy a 4 @ 5 per cent, with the eupply in oxeoas of the deruand. It does not follow that an abundanco of monetary facilities ts condu- otve to a rise in prices on the ftock Exchange, but it may bo safely ageamed that withont thom any important ‘bull’ movement would be impossible, and just now the temper of the wireot is doridediy in favor of epeculation fora rise, The domand for discounts Is light, amd frst class commercial Paper is quoted at 5 063, por cont, The Western money tvarkels aro moderately easy, and at Chicago prime paper passes (reoly at 10 per cont, while the supply of exchange on Now York i# inadequate to meet the demand, antl the foading bankers havo to forward enrroncy dally to this city t maintain their balances, The rates are par buy- tog, aud 1-10 promium eoliing, but large amounts ave in roquest among bankers at a promiam of 600. por thon- wand. Gold has Leon stoady and dhl. The supply of coin fer Adtivery is caster and loans were made without tuterest and at Sa 4 per cout for carr, The opening price was 150, followod by an advanes of *¢ and # dosline to (Wh, aftr which there was a recovery to 164 The josing quotations was 149%; » 160. The steamer Porsia pok out $925 804 in apocie, Porvign exchange was uoglected. Leading bankers wore willing (o draw bills at sixty day# on England at jee ‘but second hand the best names were quoted at % Petrotenm ant miming stocks wore dill, At the first board Wobdster sold at Q5o., Meydvick 200, Rynd Farm ‘200., Shade River 400., Hinith & Parmele $3 15, New York Gold $1, Consolidated Grogory Gola $21 (4. BL AL the seoond board Brevoort solt at $180, Reunehod Run 96%, Buchanan Farm 2ic., Consolidated Gregory Gold $2 00, Koystone Siiver 10°, New York Gold $1 0°, Walk it! 00¢ , Gannel! Gol ¢1 O° Tho Sevate amended the tari Dill yesterday by atriking Out some of its most objectionsdte feature which wo pointed oat, and with thoer amondinonte Nh was referred back to tho House. It will probably page in its new shape, Doat if tt doos it will be no victory for the protectionists, as the provisions which it was dosigned to smuggle through Congress havo been struck out, It ls now the ghost of Ota former self, and ite passage will bo litle better than @ farce, Not so, however, with Mr. Sherman's @oance bill, which proposes to directiy break Faith with the public creditors by curtailing their ‘option of converting seven-thirty notes into bonds by four months, contrary to the original pledg», besidos pro- viding that interest beariug notes, which aro a legal ten- Ger on thoir faces, shall not bo held ns a reserve by the Danks after the ret of January next, What right, os pocially in the absenco of any necessity, real or assumed, ‘has Congress to thus trifle with the pobtic cretu? We ‘rast the measure will be scouted, a it ought to be, by every hondet member when 't comes up in the Mouse, and that the President will veto {t If Congress perpetrates She outrage of passing a bill mtirely dierreditabie. ‘The fifty-foarth apnusl report has jest been irsved of Phe roowipte and expenditures of the city of Boston and the county of Suffolk for the year commonctay May f, 2606, and ‘orm nating April 90, 1866. The toport shows wee of cash on celpts for the year wore, on city ao- Munk, $5,940,504, om county wocount, $75,198; total, $9,019,003, The balance in the treasury April 30, 1860, was $2,686,421, Tho Greenfleld Gaselfe announces that a contract has been made between the Fitchburg and Vermont and Mas- sachusetts railroads and the comurissionors of the Troy and Greenfeld Railro€d to operate the Jatter road from Greenfield tothe east end of the tunnel, and that the work of constructing the road will be resumed as soon as the assent of tho Governor and council is given to the contract, In 1860 the profits realized upon the railways of the Tuited Kingdom amounted to £14,679,254 10 1881 this profit increased to £14,722,018, snd in 1862 to £14,860,- 149. Since then the growth of our railway profits bas been much more rapid, the total having risen in 1863 to £16,129,163, and in 1864 to £17,911,239. The amount of capital paid up (shares and loans combined) was, at the close of 1960, £345,190,127, and atthe close of 1864 £425,719,613. Tho average upon the capital expended ‘was thas:—In 1860 4-18 per cont, and in 1864 4-20 per cent, In plainer terms, British railways—taking them all round, good, bad and indifferent—pay about 41¢ per cont upon the capital engaged in their construction and equipment, NEWYORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Weosnspay, July 25, 1864, First Soasion—10:30 A. Mm. pea eg bd 10 shs Pac MSS Co. 2129 3000US6's,5-20,c, 100 Boston W P..b30 35 10000. do. ..2d call 1065_ 100 do. .. +. Bf! 40000U36's,5-20,¢,'65 10455 100 do..2d call 34 80000 do...2d call 104% 200N ¥ Central RR. 10435 08 = 200 do. 10434 vyion 10000 Br of rts Ve 033 10090 Tenn 6’s, now. 693¢ 200 10000 Yenn 6's, exc, 71 4 10000 Ohio & Miss cor 28 20 do ........ lOO 5000 M Con 6's, n1112 100 Mich so & Nind. 82% 1000 C&NWeconbs 78 600 dO... seseee M 6000 P,FrW& C2dm 96 200 Clev & Pitts RR, S43 5000 TolgWab,2d m 775g 700 8435 1000 Mar &Cin istm 81 60 shs Merch Ex Bk 110 40 Bank of Com’ce. 111 50 Shoe&Leath Bk. 110 rket Bank... 110 urth Nat Bi 16 “ont Nat Bank 660 West Union T 200 0. 69 C1,Col&Gin.ox ti. 119" 500 Chie & NWRR., 84% 100 do. 300 o......060 64% 190 do. 56%, 400 Cleve & Vol RR. 11034 100 do, 80. dO... eee, WK 200 do. 665; 100LRi& Rk Is RR. 9714 200 dO secu OOM dO, ceceees OTe 150 Quick Ming Co.. 49° 55 Del. Lack&WRR 150 100 Mar MingCo..b30 11% 800 P,FIWA CH! RR 9855 100 Mil’ & St Pan! pro: _ 694; MNY &NHRR.. 110 P.M. Second Sessi £56000 Ur6's §-200°65 1045; 500 shs NY Cent RR 105 25000 U 86's10-40..0 97% 100 Erie RR... .. 615% 6000 Irn 7 8-10 24.8 1035, 10 Erio RR pref. 3 6000 Uhio&Miss cfta 23 600 Reading RR. 100 shs West Un Tel: 663¢ 100 Mich Central ‘108 600 do. - ST =, 108% 109 Boston 10 85 ind, 825% 100 a ye » MY 100 Chic & N Weatn, 345% 100 Ashbtn Coal . 16 100 Chic & N W prof 64'¢ 300 NY Contral RR. 104% 50 Chio,Bur & Q’ncy 124 Third Session—2:30 P. M. #1800 US 6's 5-200'82 1004 1000 do. see 106) 30000 US 6's 6-20 0°64 104% 10000 US 6's 5-20 c'65 1043, US 5' 10-40. .¢ oa 6000 4000 Tr u 7 8-10 2d 3 10% 10000 fonn O's..cx¢ 72 300. do. . 300 Wost Union Tei. 400 do. . 800 do, 60 do. « 56% 200 Pitts, Ft Ww 150 N Y¥ Central RR. 104% 200 Chic & Alton Ri 200 Erie RR........ 64% 6011 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wi Asurs.—Roceipts, 6 bbts. at $8 26 a $8 50, but the market was dull. vwre. —Receipts, 3.834 bbis. flour, 560 do and 83 bags corn meal, 61,071 bushels wheat, 267,105 do. corn, 85,87 do. eats and 7,443 do. ‘Tuo market for state ‘Western flour continced dull, and ices of all Kinds—with the exception of sound mediem grades, B which were frm—declined 10c. a.20c. per bol.,.wth sales of 7,500 bbie. at the revised quotations below. Southern flour was also aad for alt ‘aro tending eer bade vd . Of Canada ced a decline, Ryo flour was steady at $0 $6 50, Of corn meal we have no sales to report; -bat prices were nominally unchanged. We quote:— Br $7 40 Extra State. 795 Choice finte, 9 50 Camiacn to 8 30 Exira round hoop Ohio. 9 40 ‘Weatern trade brands. 117% Common Sonthern... 11 00 Fancy and extra do um Common 9 65 Good to choice and extra, 12:16 Rye four | 26 meal, 09 (Corn meal, wine “0 Corn meal, puncheons. S 0 26 00 —The wheat market was more active, lower prices were secepted, Deing mado nt a reduct ov of 2c. a Sc per bushel, Sa'es 65,000 durhcls at $1.92 @ $1 05 for new No. 7 Niwaunkee, amber aud Jersey at $2 Tl x $2 15, No. 3 Milwankec at and’ Tejected Milwaukeo. at $1 3909 $1 60. Corn wasin fair demand at unchanged Bolen ano fee amnen a note the sale of 160 bh! Naval. Stomu — turpentine was quict and scarcely so. firm,~“Peles “wore” ed of 50 Ddbis, frome yard, Send 160 bie. pe ine shiopin c. active, but h $7 0 $5 60, Moe bein Mow bet 86 00 of oogey Dich goles were 0 bbls, Southorn wt $3 50, OUs, Linseed cont innod and firm at $1 60 from crasvers’ hands We heard of go tmportent trans. ectiona Vetgoueum.—Thote was no fo noo in the market for either cradé or jed, the f havin 21114 the-oxtent of 2.600 Whie, at 22r, a 280. OF bonded wo nodee enles of . B8%c. for light stray to white and Me ehiofly at the invide price; W.. for Ancust, at 30 gc, #0! Prowse BR. 100 kot opeved moder closed firmer, with 7,000 hi aL 87 TL 80 cach: $20 76a prime. Beet was in 916.0 $21 GOfor new plain for new extra do, with sales ran 0, Reet hams were dull aud on we have no sales to Without derided change, Cot ‘actin ore demand and drm. Sales 600 hams, and de. a Iso. for shou! dott and heavy, and we have onl for stendard white, 1,000 Vis, prime L. & 8 option. to 590 bbia. at 18e. 4 20%¢0,, chiohy at a Butter wo wont 08 Be «dio. for Western, 8 400, tor ’ veeso Wae uuchanged alO.c. & common to cholo’, Teor was dll Dat nominaily nachanged, Ne trangec+ Svcan.—The marke? continu Sees, with fhriher ales of 1,000 (ge. ot 11'e, 10 bhds, clarified at 14 icc. Ken wt 1% to grocora. We quotes Forte 06 Lens of any agcount wero tail Poba, for reining, ot Oar, ATL trem ama ont grades, 100, a Nie ' aN aust ie Cube tt rsa etre i; do, i romping 1076, 0 16. j do, Pair yg ee ty Ae qe; Aridatiweiard hard at re ORE Srra tune fitted ston ‘erotics salon at 1946. WAT KC. 5 alee 5, fhe grees einen im area een OR eee Wwisxrr. Receipts, 60 bole We have onty to report, small sales of State at $2 5 20, ond Western at $9 25, COUNTERFEITING. Charge Against Henry Holmes, alias Hall. Interesting Discussion Betwoon tho Prisoner's Counsel and District Attorney Courtney. Does the Treasury Department Com- pound Feloutes?: ANOTHER RAID ON COUNTERFEITERS. Capture of $100,000 Worth of &e. &. Before Commissioner Osborn. ‘The further hoaring of the case of Henry Hotfnes, alias Halt, who is charged with having counterfeited national currency plates, and also with having bad in his ponses- sion a one hundred dollar counterfoit three years com- pound interest treasury note, with intent to utter the same, was resumed yestorday morning. Anne Hyder was examined for the prosecution:—She said she had resided in the samo house in Jersey City with Chiok'and Mra, Heaney; she caw them, with Fd- win Langton, leaving, the house on the morning that they wore going to New York; they showed ber ono plate, and others were wrapped up in flannel; ehe did not see any finish on the plates, but they wore like those produced. Mr, G. W, Casaltor, an ongraverin the employment of the Treasury Department, who had been previously ex- amined, was recailed:—He sald that the impressions of the notes handed to him were taken from the plates pro- duced in court; they could be taken from no other. Tle explained how they wore taken. Minnie Langton recalled :—he raid she had received money from Hall other than she had already referred to; {t was on Now Year's Day, 1865, she got either fifteen or twontv. five dollars from him at the house of Gurney, tn br aegr street; Hall did not owe ber any money at that time Sh» was cross-examined by Mr. Chatfield. who vat a numbor of quest ons to witness for the purpoze of testing her moral character, but she answered them all in the negative. fi ‘ Mr. Courtnoy éaid ho now rested the caso for tho prose- cution, . AWT AT THS TREASURY DRPARTIONT, Mr, Chatfield, on the part of the de‘endant, said he hesitated about calling any evidence at all, Mr. Courtney—It will save agreat deal of time and unnocessary labor not to cail any witnesses Mr. Chatfleld—tIf tho facts that have come to my knowledyo be true, those ptates should vever have been used againat the defendant, and the government should stand by the arreoment it made with the prisouer, and not entrap a man by their promise and thon break that promise to him. I boliove if the District Attorney had Known the facts those plates never would have been produced here. I do not believe he know nnvthing about the agreement, I dospatched a seasonger to the Solicitor of the Treasury in the hopo that he wonld see lim and ascerta'n if the information commun cated to me war trie, and to if it was true to the best of his pecollection, and that he would be & witness here, Mr. Wood was kind enough to tel ee to him, and I ‘suppose he ia here. I would like to have Mr. Lowell, too. Mr. Con) —Mr. Lowell was here during the pro- and if you wish to have him sub. here in Afteon minutes I will anb- T want von to put him on the stand, he would like an adjournment of the re —I desire to correct the statemont of counscl. It is not right that statemont shonid go out to the public without correction. I know nothing of any agreement or contract made on the-purt of the govern- ment with those parties in this matter. It is the firat T we hi of i& This caso has come before your Honor any other caso of"crime avant the lawe of the ted States. Phe aMdavit sworn before gress ol this cane, f ott ment that the omg not bo know ni ag apy agreement ey shonid not of anyanch agresment Sud I don’t Believe Mr Jordan ever made any agreement with Sbiggeen ge entitle omenciaien-il pores, wend.be ® party offfvially age te thao to this preeecution, Iam glad counsel ‘becanne if Jord: ‘connee! does not. Brin: oficial of the. fb seedastie pelav Mt a the con! statat hy Couneal to etfetd conatsrferere. fromthe note ‘end ft. Jordan tobe » man of high honor, integrity, and I do nut believe he ever mad counsel; will 1 believe it nn. am «lad Mr, Jordon then know whether he ever mada ‘the statement concerning which bas promulgated by the preoner’s course! to mow in tho city L will tele+ after the statement made here, ft i dine to Mr. Jorday, the Treasury that Mr dor. be upon the stand to. testy or va, of the stafament made by ie rt and counsel to wndeértand Lhat I never kaew<f mt or Dargah t'ziield the perpetrators of an offence like thuttestified to in unis So. 20 alee concerned, 1 shall be the jaxt to make=T rhould think myenl! diagriced in making —ay oregrooment to compromize with any ono for bargain Peso etanee dosenpt on. Mr. 1d—Wo havo tt wn evidence that there war I an nt as te two witnesses, and that n contract was tableldthem. [i w# # common occurrence, 1 allude to Chick on, | Mr. —Mr, Wood ielt them that they wonld not if they eame here to give evidence; Dut Fubuy-that Ohlck ce nuy. one tise was to be pre: tested ma their or made that Plates were not ' as ev ‘Theso witnoraes were associates and frien Pattee i pealent tow! 1 lity of the greater criminal T hove jr Par informed by ia Wend that no such ag Stated by connsel vax made ‘The t ommistioner then adjourned the forther hearing of the ease tit to-day. RAID ON COUNTERFEITERS, en Captare of One Hundred Thenwand Dollars” Worth ef stecl Pintes, Dire, Kolis aud Pressta—Discevery and Capture of the Famous “ Bullion Bank” and “Geveramen Bank of Washington” Plates-A Severe Blow to Counterfeiting, &e. ‘Tha ‘Moet important of all the operations of the officers of the Bocret Sexvico Division of the Trearury Department, tm thts city, transpired yemorday. The re- wut hag been thé recovery of upwards of ono haddred thoneand dollars’ worth of steel diee-qnd rolls for mane. Teoturing coenterfeits on the national and State cur. Feicy. ‘Thy Becret Service mon had been on, track, of ‘these dies aud rolls fore long time, bat did net euccerd In Jooattng Uhens anti! Sanday morning: The parties In- terested in thém had boon iniced to vafious places, and Among others to 43 Maiden lane, Suspicion Mally rated upon this locality, and it was determined to enter the place, and seize whatever iight.be found there of = accordingly done, one , John was ner are ered pont Ladiow ptreet officers ag the The dics ‘and tolls wert foead locked up, ta 'ypeht pelt enticed Cy = Mas iacanal tee _ Retreat sea jeset scenes y dat ane were aud numbers for aoa hal State bank plates, and a iow were common stecl- Among the other plates eaptored. nero-waa that of vatantpont Dente ir ‘was the too.” The latter, teued dari J was - was dete-ted, tse inane to trace ite to brane of the deteestvoe va te hava origi 4 ‘Others supposed : ore were certain it The capture of the yy Py Bea Fron tnt*ane male at bon pated here. 0 Imawefactare: hed and ' z HF how vitally. he press One porition to de. they are the eupture of # seaweed of ont Bane or, they are i was all removed to the office of United States Marshal Wereey, 4 worry street, and tb Ne bors om wallios ‘i it will probably pass ‘final pased to prevent ite betag unlawful pr. Bes ehenee Several engravers who had ee is entirely distinct from, and Ge ae ey a Holmes it hundred note ca pending before 3 Cor sioner Osborn, It is also distinct from: itaten 4 and New Jersey full reports of wh ch have already At the present time there are SANITARY Incrense of Cholera in New Vork and Breok« lyn—Bad State of Affairs on Ward's - A Cholera Nest—Report of Cases in New York—Sixteen Cases Yesterday—Eloves Cases in Brooklyn—Action the Sanitary Omicers—Cholera on the Isla &e. ‘The cholera has again increased the number of its vic. |, tims, Yesterday twelve official cases wero reported, ‘and several othersare given, which, though not ofMoial, are probably perfectly correct. It would seem as if the return of warm weather was the cause for this relapse, and tho authorities are endeavoring to check the epi- deinic by increased sanitary CHOLERA ON WARD'S, On the 14th of July last, before twelve P. M., one of the nurses on the cholera hospital ghips in the lower bay arrived at Ward’s Island t6 see her obiid, from whom she bad been absent for some montha while pursuing ber avo- cations on the ship. Two children, who were mach with her during the morning, tickened with cholera on the evening of the 15th, and were conveyed to the island hospital. The next evening (6th) a healthy woman, who was a nurse in one of the warts and had been in com. pany with the ho:pital ship nurse, wns attacked with the cholera and died after twetve hours sickness. The woman who washed the soiled clothing of the deceased was attacked with the disease on the 18th, and she also died on the 19th after a short iilnew. Still another woman in the same ward sickened withthe cholera, and then tho epidem'c spread rapidly throveh the wards. and into the wash hongo bnitdines, . In cight.dave from the commencement—from the 15th. to the 28d of July— thirty caser aad seven deaths were reported. On day before yes'erday eleven toneless enses Were reported; but it was hoped that the disease had been brought under control. A CHOUERA RST. On yesterday morning, at one-0'clock, @ man vas sud- donly taken ill with tho cholera at a lodging houso in tho lower part of Stato streot, and was taken to the hos- pial tn collapse, At shout daylight be died. ~ Since 4 have oecurred Jo the same bullt~ ing and been romoveddto the hospital, Distor ring this state of affairs the Meattn authorities had tho inmates removed to a houge of refuse, and have ordered all ‘om- munication with the promises to -eas@ forthe present, In the meantime the privics, collara, yard, cutters and inter‘or of the butiding are ‘being thorowsbly cleansed and disinfected, When there are dono and, the authori~ ties pronounce it safe, tho owaers will bo allowed to reocupy it. ADDITIONAL DEATHS FLOM CHOLERA, ‘The number of deaths from cudlera since tho official report of the 2ist inet. bave beor as follows: — Friday, July 20 } Weduesdayy daly 2...... 2 urday, duly. a Me rn duly 23. 8. Total iussiivseg, 2 HTovedah, July 34: . TOTAL MORTALITY EINCE LASP PRPORT, There hava been issued froin iho office of sho Registrar of Vital Statiaties 420 burial permits for four days end- tng vesterday, and Sunday, Julyee3. Donday, ma Tue: Rr ls ‘Tuesday nigh! OPFIOIAL GABI’S OF CHOLERA, Mrs, Carr, twenty-seven, a native of Ireland, an@. living at No. 47 Mott stront, throe dave ater confin:- ment, was tak a ill with cholera ou Tue: ons Attbree P. M. collapse had supervened. died yovterday morning. Premises disinfected, Eliza Ana Marphy, living at Seventy-first strect, bo- tween Third and Yourth aven' was found by tho i in @ Ktate of collapse from cholera, at’ ten o'clock 08 Tucaday morning She died at Lali-past nine P.M. Premines disinf 5 * Edward Wellon, aged thirty-four, was tak cholera, at No, 10 Sta'@strest, on Tuveday carried to the hospital, wiere ho died, at oiack waos 2 Srey Se Mary Martin died of choiern, at 5 on Jas Yaws was taker (i wih cl fing and removed fo the Tearttal. disinfected. 1D sft Gpnmealer Finke ores 3, weg taken i) on Friday, with symaptome 0! era Eifra vlaxe, ‘ieed BT, wifé of"ths above, was taken ¢ft with symptoms of cholera on faiurtuy, Buth are pow conse! fy . Tulen Bisl:o, ngod , » danghter of the above, was taken sick, with symptoms of cholera, a ten o’olodk P. M, on the 2tth, apd found Im Colispse) by the inspector | at len ALM. yreaterday. yen |) Ma Pink’, notes davighted,”was citi: Aon Paes. day ahernten wat: cholera’ and'To:fod collapse by the ~~ All of theabove fanily ere ommmon oo et a ingle room ab No. 15 Mule oe aipent. Jobn Masterson, aged 32, Uviug at 2 me street, was taken i} at ten o'clook P.M. on THertay, with eymp- tows of ebolera, Whon seen by the inepestor bewas ry a “Paantivrne, aged fifty, wae taken sick on Mofitay with @arthes, and woa fn coMapse trom cholera yea. ~— “> Visite! hy the iompecior, ab Lalf-past cleven: Yolock 4n tle morn'p, * {nna Fontes. aged ffety nna, Heine wt 187 Weet Thir- ty-finet atreet, war vuacked with diarrhcm July 22, eue- oo-ded by F¥inptomnn eovholers. The patient was tn col lanwe when poet by the inepactor, ut halt-past one o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mery Meiaahifn, living at 68 Mulberry street, was to A siate of hopelcss collapse at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, Join Christian, living at 146 East Forty-firat street, was taken sick lato on Tuesday night and died at noon yeuterdey. UNOCAL OAeR, P. Smith, living a: O Noriofk sireet, died on Tuesday Sight at oizht o’cto-k, of cholera, MABYYE MOREY AL Tt Is piated that fhe choters fe prevalent at Bellevue Hexpital. Nineteen casts wore said 19 be there yeu terday. The cause of the opidemic is said to be the com: munication Lelweca nutes who ntteud Cholera cases and ng observed prt tt | @ that thee w wtged no further thse 0t ‘hae ready gone. Of the nine- son cases ab Helleving yesieday tures were Jack OVOuing wi fatal, OTT TT, ‘Tho official builetins ‘Of tne Board of Health for the | trenty-foar hourep receding twelve sock M, yesterday indicate @ slight .uorease in (8 nuunbe? BF caagt Fe | ported and condirmed hy the inspectors over shore t¥ | ported ior the day previows. There were eight cases, ag | wil be seen below :— OFRKIGAL LRPORT. Mary A. No dbam, Waicott » rect, near Richard street. Will probably recover, “ 1 peepee, Cabtil, No. 185 ['rospeat. stveet, Tonding to | _ Loule Heineman (Bouipje’s Hook), Red Hook Point, (Recovering, A h Mra Thorn, Bash wick avouve, mene Myrtle. Recover. "Bes en enh Mla eon, rn ‘Wien treet, ‘near North alba Schmidt, look}, wah tore epee igh ce ere as fol. pieaeese be. Bor nt baron Ye Nineteoth tee Jn the. Twelfth ward Sen: Qeaseny. Be reported, a re q Bs Seer Set pig Pusey rere our, pesiqnts apdes jeemtment ot, this President G. C. Vérpianck im the obait A Comm@m: n!s'ion wwe Popeired (om the Medical Board | on Ward's sland sigting that ghere had been several cases of ordinary cholera lately oui ¢he |#landjand calling shg attention of the Commissioners to thd —s!er. Commissioner Lovram, moved that the commy.'cation be approved, and that two assistant resident physio.“ be appointed to reside on the island during the coming three months, said phymcians to be nominated by the subject to the of the Commissioners, He mid this was analy preparstcete fn ordet any emergency that should arise, when in case a number of the atugrants should be ulteb etek. guficient medical would be in reaciness, igh this would entails little increased expense yot it was better to be _ Total... ‘To same date in 185, . Number of emigranta in inatitution, Ward’s Islan: £F 6 , three of which Ws beard sc tees ee ren ae Srmatiwa 4 Watom.—Annio Morrig-and Alice Baker, ‘both res'dents of Greene street, wore arrested by dotec- tive Jobn Coyle, at the instance of Nicholas Murphy, for ‘having stolen from him a gold watch and chain. It seems from the statement tn the case that Nicholas had ‘been taking a walk and was met by the fair, though frail, Annie, who fnduced him to accompany her to ber re- treat, ile there be lost his watch. it, bat stator se gave it to Alice Baker, gave her $65. To which tender imputa- tion Alies had nothing to say. Justice Dodge committed thom in default of bail in $3,000 each, a Cangrzss Duyixa.—OMecr Thomas Clinchy, of the Eighth precinct, arrested John Edward Smith, for having through his careloss and rapid driving ram over an aged woman named Mra, Mary Rocdoen, residing at No. 102 Greene strect, The injured woman lies in a very pre- carious condition in the New York City Hospital. The aconsed was committed by Justice Dodge to await the result of the la iy’s tujuries, . Scsructep or Srxatiny Tima —Thomas Cooney was ar- Tested by officer Hlack wood of the Ninth precinet, on vom: plaint-of Henry Schoonmaker, with having got on board the barge KE. Corntug end stolen \perefrom a clock valued atton dollars. Justice committed him to answer in Aefault of three hundred doliars hall, Davcxnous Sraswesc Arreay on Boarp a Cawat Boat—Twa Caran Axiurup —Yestorday afternoon, ‘about three o'clock, Goorge Orsall, a hand employed on the canal boat Irving Mills, Captain James H. Harring- ton, lying at Pier No, 5, North river, entered the cabin of the boat m a state of intoxication, and as eh@ged, grosély Insuited the captain’s wife. He interfered to tect her, when a quarrel ongved between Orsall and Capen Harrington during which Orsall was stabbed in th brésvst with a pair of scissora, sald to have been in tLe bands of the Captain,-inflicting a deep and danger- ous sound, The alarm was given when Ollicer Young, of the Tweuty-sixth. precinct, who war in tho immediate vieinity, went aboard the boat and arrested the Captain, Apsistauce boing ured Orsall was conveyed to the New York Hy opie, sehvers the surgeon after making an exami poetion expressed serious apprehensions concerning the secovery of Ing pationt. Officor Young took Captain ai ‘on before Justice Hogan who committed bim to the Toube to awolt the result of Oreall's injuries, ALLwep THetr ova Diamoxp Rina.—Kale Clancy, a woman twenty years of age, was yosterday arrestod on the charge of hoving stolen @ cluster diamond ring, valued of two hundred dollars, from John Boys. The Jatter sweara that while in Kate's company on Tuesday he let her have the ring to try on her fingor, but, instesd Of retcrulng sho retained the ring, nod refused to restore tio Bogs, Katw denies (ho tioft, and ciaims that the jaigant gave i to b Jastice Hogun committed ie perused for wxe Boys was sent to the Bovee of Loiantion as Courrmyan Swinoren ay a Brospway Jewsiny Evran- Wasuxext.—Joia Caesiday, a resident of Connecticut, Teoently arrived inthis city to visit sume velatives liv- ing a' 116 Division street, On Munday be was pacsing the cheap Jewelry evtablishment 421 Broadway, when he wastmdnced by somo person unkuown to cuter the placg, and: while tbere Join Borden (en preseat per- ‘suaded, bia to purchace ahaness for the of ing tes ot fewty ut tor sar cae panned the undoph sticated countryman paul onedoler Every hanes taken by Cassidy wae in an open taining: a card on which was @ pum Ler correspond: oer. tain pritctee 23 welry “hich were. calibited in a came aa zee to be drawe, After inceating twenty-four dollars ty odlored Caren) mall ert of triting valts, shea Te otimeu to corp, Canstdy and Sheer Lenora at the teins uce Cour charge Suotica Ruscha vauined tee asouted te give baat ) & anewer befory the Court of Bostons, Drenoxger Domes ac, —Auguste Diller, @ women thirty. three years of ay’, wna yestorday arrested by officer Jackson. of the Pourtoenth precintt, on the charge of stoaling $60 tn legal tender notes, three hundred eigars,’ gothing. &e., vained in uli ot #102, from Mre, Catharine Haversang, © elding at No. 100 Eldridge street, in whore Feeley domossia spe pcsonse hed boon, A ras to posyes: cused, and Justice Hoven committed her for tri’ Nowan tHe War He Sacvip Go,— Alfred Drehen, a boy. foxstcen years old, wes ouvtuitted yesterday by Judge , Were o'clock P. M. Shandley for taking tweive dollars from the money ~< the store of Georga Junker, of No. ST Orebard ware A Straxce Fayor.—Jobo Clute until yesterday boarded with Ebenezer Owens, of No, 37 Broome street. Though having no wife nor children on whom to bestow them, ho was reized upon @ few days ago with an irrepressible desire for women's clothing, By semuo chance be found On the 18th inst. a lady's dress, chemiso and petticoat, ‘and some other articles, in all valved at §25, not dui guarded. The temptat Waa too trong for him lo sooner did 1¢ come upon him than ho fell, if the charges against him aro not Unjust. In bie tall he was canght by an attentive officer, who took him to quarters where Edt onisiicaret ts enced services. ‘Two Lames ov ran Law nt 4 Sxt-to.—Georgo A. Mott and John H. Trepp are two lawyers; the former livs at Bo, $22 Broome strom, tho tniter at No. 71 Pitt strect, About five o'clock on Tys*@ay @ftornoon, while Mott was pansing along the walk opposlie the Rasex Market Potiee Covrt, Trapp came npon bim unewares and made an ae font’ tn which ott came off the better map. After the mélbe wan over Mott at on @ repaired to bin office at the Bis Sat Sia Page th yet shares = eiteited:—Jobn and David Roach, ii at yard at the portheasterly corner of avenue Sixty: first street, ‘aaetning the stone yard is ‘and ehoved Reach Avan Roach stated that he was ner ded anne A expre: offensive (to officer ) idea be was quite ta teeMe upon the rate Of apeed most agreeable tp him torcech there. Ai this - et 4 bit Roach @ violent jub, im down opposite bis own and again him twiee after he him about the head. The officer Tantrt,tejcontgnedkihng C~ him ee beating. abeibevesuce wore raed to and David who witnessed the tin in foring with peaceable citizens in the qniet en'oyment of ther and cusaotdlaate enter further mated would make: dine, A homber newhbors of thett renee upon Reach ; THE ALLEGED GRUTALITY ON BOARD THE SHIP SOUTHABD. Conclusion of the Investigation—Verdict Against the Mate. ‘The investigation commenced at the Seventh precinct station house some weeks ago, before Coroner Naumana, Ja the case of Patrick Conway, otherwise known a Joboy'h deen cateed Maxwell, of the ship 4, T- Southard, and his mate, 8. A. ‘Williams, during the passage from Genoa to this port, was concluded yesterday at the Madison street pohs station, Only one more witness, Dr. Robinson, was ex- amined, and bis evidence, together with the verdict of @ sailor, whose death was alged to have violence received at the hands of Captain ‘MEDICAL TEETIMONY. ‘Thomas Robinson, M, D., being duly sworn, deposes I have made a post-mortem examination of ‘Thomas Dunphy, of the Orm of Messra, Rawin James & cane loge wh bas watched she investigation from is iation, who A ha pated re commencement, arose the modical evidence be felt it to be bin duty not to pres the caso against captale Maxwoll, 43 he seemed to be ex- onerated from. all ‘The maiter was thon submitted to the jury, whe after ‘8 brief deliberation rendcred (he following VERDICT, “That the deceased came to hia doath 1 A abygees pole monaiis, complicated with disease of the heart, aud we think that his death wag accelerated by crue! and inba- man treatment received on board the ship J. T, Sowth- ard, at the hands of the mate, 8. A. Williams." Coroner Naumann iseued a warrant fer Williame, and Placed it in the hands of Captain Jamison, of Spvemb precinet, for execution. TROUBLE IN VIRGIN'A BETWEEN WIITES AND NECROES. Forrnsss Monnos, July 23, 1866. The United States steamtug Gerfevu returned yesterday: morting from the scene of the disturbance on the enat- ern shore of Virginia, near Drummondtown, between she inbabitants and the negroes, It appears tho troable originated ia a band of white men hunting down sowe negroes for the purpose of searching for one named Couch, who a few days previous bad attempted to eut the throut of a white man. The negroes were robbed of their arms and money, when they made complaint to tho clit adthorittes, who iksuod warrants for the arrest of elevon of the white men. The 14th inst, was set apart for the bearing of the case wt @ viliace named W . On that day about a hundred well arme@ white men assembled, s«earing they would ki every negro who attempted. to testify, aud. threatened the magistrnte, sr. Dix, with violence if the proceedings were continued. The magistrate, seeing the ste of affuirs, endorsed upon the warrants of arrest the impossbility of conducting the trial under soch circumsia: and informed Major Frenob, ‘Agent -of the Sroxamanta ‘Havens, of “bis. action. The later offer advised the negroes to quistly revura to their ho:nes, and while they were d Ang 80, they were again assagited and pursued the whites une they reachet places of eafety. U; arrival of the troops the white men dispersed every direction, snd not one could bo found after a most rigid search. OUR NATIONAL GAME. Olinten of Harlem vse. Independent of Mots Haven. A match was played at Harlem on the 234 Inst. be- tween these_junior clubs, resulting in tho defeat of the Hariom people, The score was 91 to 11, OBITUARY. : Newaux, N. J., July 25, 1688, Very Rev. H Moran, of °t. Joho’s Roman Catholie rch of this city, died tnis morning, aged sixty-eight during thirty-two of whicn he wasa rosidont of SHIPPING NEWS. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 25, 1858. Oleared. ‘Steamship City of Limerick (Br, Phillips, Liverpool—J @ bay Norfolk, City Postend Satan are oo ts Bishop, Lepreauz—# A Bussey & On ee ‘Mirands (liam), Ausbose, 2 Rercirehvtien tert tig Temes Warchle (Br), Mitchell, 8t Joh, HB —Saow & TEA OT eI Fea ‘Er emigrmacts pereaaye, papacy ames Cr aCe. Pp pry ts B DeWoif & Co. wee Nelapn (Br), » NS—li J De- ° Curoline & Cornglia, Davie, Charleston—Bentley, Smith & Co. - & Lucy, Crosby, Georgetown, DO—Bentlay, four Behr dora bitedbeths hnove’ Now Havea~ 1 D Stannard. waar ee tieheet Mary (uot Highland Nancy), (Br) Arrived. , Steamed: Dobbins, Wilm! a otter tga Mietsen se, peer, pte} Ct Beene umingion, 18, houre, orth, 3 Rhielde, May to master, 2d i jon wes By aula ue & boss from cchr plave, | month out. fant sutstates aint, iat Cty of hence far ‘ aa of the Bauks with Jighd De ertaler re, © mein nant 20 SETS Wiest cxchanged signals with bark Kt Weldon, Bark Whitehall ¢oc)> Hammond, Cow Bay, 14 days, with oa}, to J F Whitne: is Filton, Cow Bay, 13 daye, with it igs Aor $ gt rts PR, ly A4tf Tare Ade (Bs , Miragonne, 10 day, with logwaod, Haig fs (Be), Murphy, Miragoane, Mi doys, with logwood, & CS RERRRPL Aa, Rte Gom Bar See, nat aw bry (Br), Dick, Cow Bay, 14 days, with te Beets Bee Giage Bay, 4 days, with coal, (ital), Aurtemma, Philadelphia, ia haliest, “deur Addie Ryerson ( 5 a Pee) ra Moh % in Sirs ay) js a ee ts aye, wie + Re ant ee via Nasene 1S dee erga Futons Messen ts dhe? Gow Bay, 10 days, with canl, bow if be ahs nan oly abr ati Bebr J Tine! ia ifginia. Atiggmanips Persia, City rick, Marat Wind at sunset SR. Marine Diensters Sreawen Wester from Now York for Wilmin |, before este, Dei. tn aah it the beach, fo fie fra Fran Pola, ‘wah very Hite prospoct of her : Philadviphla PM S6bby inst, with low of vig ‘Capt Lindsey, trom Banger for Teebert for ardere, from Tlienbethport. of and. for ane sears rediaianr inoue Srveees Vane re Miscetianrons, Sreansmir Aniaorn, loading at plot No % Bast River, Baw