The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIA ND COMMERCIAL Moxpay, August 6-6 P.M. "Phe stock market has cxperenced @ dull reactionary tendency to-day, under which the volume of business was greatly diminisned, The general conditions affect- ng it have, however, undergone no Change, and as ae. follows reaction, the current of speculation rise is likely soon to set in strong in. roe plethora of capital seeking employment at this utre is great that loans are made in some sustances to first class hoages at three per cent., © the general rate is only four, although exceptions five for small amounts, The statement of the associated banks for the week shows an increase in legal tonder notes of $1,529,265, im loans of $196 646, and in sirenlation of $66,568, The deposits bave decreased 21, and the specie $252,640, leaving only 8,000 in the banks, These changes are unim- portant, but favorable to a maintenance of the prevailing monetary ease. The details of the present and previous statements are as under: — , LA 80 sity 28, August 4, Loans. 56, $250,508, 717 Specte.... 540 900 Ciroulation, 27,244 O81 214,582 926 84,105,814 ‘fhere 18 a very limited supply of good commercial paper offered for discount, owing to the stagnation of trade, ‘The best grade is rated at Sa 6 and the second best at 6 a7 percent, There 1s no change to record in the condition of the Western money markets, At the open board, at ten o'clock, the market was dull and steady. Erie sold at 683g (8.8), New York Central 10434, Michigan Southern 84%, lilinois Central 12254, Cleveland and Pittsburz 864%, Rock Island 103% a %, Fort Wayne 103%, Obio aud Mississippi certificates 3054, Mariposa preferred 26\¢. At the firat regular board prices were genoraily a fraction lower, and the market lacked animation, New York Central closed 3 lower than at tue same time on Saturday, Erie 3, Reading %, Michi- gan Southern 3, Lilinois Central $, Northwestern 1, Fort Wayn Quicksilver %{, Mariposa preverred %, Michigan Central was 3¢ higher, Rock. Isiand 14,4, Northwestern preferred 34, Cumberland 3, West- ern Union Telegraph 3%. There was a small sale of Chicago and Milwaukee stock at 70, At this price, as the interest is guaranteed at six per cent per annum by the Chicago and Northwesteru Company, the stock yields a dividend of nearly nine per cent. Government securities were firm, and coupon fivo-twenties of 1862 advanced }4, second issue 34. Seven-thirty aotes were without change. At the one o'clock sessions the market showed a further declining tendency on a portion of the list, while it was otherwise steady. At the half-past two board it was steady at the decline. Erie closed %{ lower than at the first regular board, Rea‘ling Michigan Southern 4, Iinois | entral 3, Cleveland and Pittsburg i, Rock Island 4%, Northwestern %—preferred 3, Fort Wayne ', Ohio and Mississippi certificates 14, Quicksilver %, Cumberland 34. Erie preterred was 4¢ lower, Michigan Central 44, Western Union ‘telegraph 3. Government secorities were dull. Coupon five-twenties of 1862 were ‘, lower, Seven-thirty notea of the second serios ad- vanced %. At the open board at thres o'clock the market was without material change either In temper or prices. New York Contral sold at 1045, Erie 67%, Rending 110%, Michigan Southern 84, Ilinois Central 12134, Cleveland and Toledo 116 a 11534, Rock Istand 10434 a $j, North- wostern 35% —preferred 67!4 a 34, Ono and Mississippi certificates 30 a 20%, Mariposa preferred 263;. ‘Tho market finally closed dull, the following quotations being current at five o'clock: —Now Yook Central 104% a 10414, Erie 67% a 6734, Hudson River, 121% bid; Read- ing 110% a 110%; Michigan Southern 83% a 8374, Cleve land and Pittebarg 86% a 87, Cleveland and Toledo 1153¢ a 11524, Rock Island 104% a 104X, Northwestern 35% a 85%—proferred 674; 9 673, Fort: Wayne 103%¢ a 103%, Ots'o and SMississippi certificates 2934 a 299, Canton 02 a , Cumberland 46% a 4744. Gold has shown incroased firmness, but not much activity, There was a fair demand for loans, which were made at 1-328 1-16 in favor of the lender of the coin, The opening price was 1473z, followed by a do- cline of 4 and an advance to 148, the closing quotation boing 147%. Forelgn exchange has been moderately active and rates were steady. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days wer: quoted at 108, three days 109 a %{; commer- cial 106 a 107; francs, at sixty daya, 6f. 16c. a Sf. 17446. ; short sight Gf. 154¢c. Mining stocks were dull but frm. At the first board Downieville Gold sold at $1, Gumnelt ‘old $1 08, New York Gold $1 35, Quartz Hit: $4 10, Smith & Parmelee $8 95. At the second board New York tioid sold at $1 40, Consolidated Gregory Gold $19 40, Downieville Gold $1 03, Kipp & Buell $1 56. ‘The statement of the public debt just published shows a reduction of $108,676,299 since the corresponding date last year, or, including the amount inthe Treasury at the two dates, of $124,153,999, the totals being as sub, Joined :— i: July 31, 1805 August 1, 1866. Total debt... ... 373,002,907” $3,170,416,608 Amount im Treasury 116,789,632 181,817,332 Total... -eeees eoe++,92)757,20,07 _§2.635,000,270 ‘The statement is received with general satisfaction 20 far as it indicates the easy condition of the Treasury, but the absence of details makes it incomplete and suggests ¢riticism. ‘That with such a growing surplus of funds ta the Treasury the present Congress should have added etill further to the burdens of the people by increasng the tariff and internal revenue, is little leas than a public @utrage calculated to fester a spirit of repudiation throughout tho land. ‘The variations in the amount of the national debt and Joga! tender notes in circulation at Intervals since Jane 1, 1865, are shown by the tollowing agar 799,079,450 August wees 2,770,416,608 ‘The decrease ia the legal tender notes bas been far more than offset by the increase in national bank notes, the issues of which aggregated as follows on the dates A despatch from Des Moines, Iowa, announces that the Ciscuit Coart of the United States for lowa confirmed to- day the sale of the Mississippi and Missouri Railway, made in pursuance of the decree of the oth of July inst. The busines transacted at the Sub-Treasury in this city to-day was a2 follows: — Receipts. $1,873,025 For custom: He ea +, 902.134 Gold notes. . -89,638, 423 The Boston Custom Houre receipts for July were $1,046,547, on increase of $277,550 over ue correspond. tng month inst year. ‘The balance in the Boston Sub-Treasury at the close of dusinoss om August 4 amounted to $10, 765,246--$7,894,- 088 boing tn coin, an increase of $845,927 as compared With the close of the previous week, ‘The total value of exports from Boston for the week coding Aaguat 3, jucinding specie, was $212,604, against $151,458 for the corresponding work in 186: A meeting of tho New York and New Haven Railroad Company will be held at Norwich, Conm., on Wednesday next, to consider and act upon a resolution of the General Assembly of Connectic ved June 90, 1866, aw thorizing the company to issue ton thousand shares of tal stock of $100 eat, to provide means to pay the honds of the company. The Compecticnt River Nailroad Company have nearly completed the grading of the second track between SpringGeld and Chicopes, The track will probably be laid and in operation before winter, and possibly extended Holyoke nett season ‘The Philadelphia and Read. ng Railroad Company have $564,000 400,000 t, a @ommenced to build a new brooch road from Port Cla ton to Topton. It will connect their road with the Kast Pennsylvania Rajirowl, and serve os a link in the route to the West by way of tie Atlante and Cress Wes ern Ratiroad. ‘The Woatern Union Railroad Company earned dorin the Inst week in July, 1866 $22, Corresponding week in July, i860 17.296 . Inoreave this year. 5... $4,943 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Mowway, Augtat 6, 1866 do... » 108% 100 do. iy i, 6500 Tn 73.10 2d», 104%; 200 Maripose pref... 46000 do, 2h eali 10495 do, 2 <. WZ 100 100 Pagific Muth» © wed 20.N ¥ Central RR. ldig + 68% 500 do. ORG 100 ErieRR preferred 744 200 Hudson Riv RR. 12136 100 Reading RR,.... 11! 4 do., 24 call, 111% 100 Mich Central RR 11015 100 Mich So& NURR 8436 8 3000 BN Y¥ &Fistm 96 do., 24 call 843; 3000 “hickN W in't 89 200 Ilinotx Gen RR. 121% 8000 Tol & W, 24 m. oh 86 1000 Mi&PDuCistm ‘hs 22 shaAm 8 Hank Com'th 6 do,.... 12 Fourth Nat B! 700 Cent’! Coal Co 700 Cum’dCoal, pfa.. 266 W'n Union Tel, 400 do. * 20 do. 56% do, .2d call 100 Quick M Co b30,. 503 200 Mari&Cin 1-tpre' di 60 80 Chi & Mil RR... 100 Boston WPow 100 Chi, B& QRE.. 100 de 100 Chi & Alt pref... Second Session—1 P.M. $10000 US6's5-200'62 1083 200 ahs Reading RR.. 111% 20000 N Y 6's, '72. 75% 100 do. 1 Third Sexsion—2:30 P. M. 100000 TS6'95-20c62 108% 500 shs Reading RR.. 110% €500do......... 108% 200 dos... .. 110% 950 do...-nmalt 108% 60 Mich Central RR. 110% 7000 US6's,5-20c 65 108%, 100 Mi SAN Ind RR. 84 do, 1. 106% 205 NY & NHav RR. 112 20000 Ten 7310244 10132 100 Il! Central RR... 12154 20000 Ohiok Mise cor, 30 100 do......B30 121 ¢ 1OOsbs CumbCl pref 47 100 do... 530 121% 200 Quick Mining Co, 60 300 do. ». 12 100 ry 49%, 200 Clev & Pitts RR. 864% 500 Chic & NWest... 261% 100 do,...,. B10 8615 700 do. 36 200 Chie & NW pref... 6734 200 Clev & To! RR... 116 100 Chic & Rk IRR. 1043, 200 10415 200 Reading RR. . COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowvay, Aurust 6-6 P, M. Asuzs. —Receipts, 34 bbis, The market for both pot and pearl continued dull at our last quotations, Braaperurvs.—Receipts, 15,775 bbis. flour, 1,435 do, corn meal, 15,088 bushets wheat, 330,744 do. corn. and 93,474 do, oats. The market for State and Western flour continued irregular and unsettled, and prices again favored the buyer to the extent of 10c. a 25c. per bbl. ‘The decline was mainly on the better grades, sound iow grades remaining comparatively steady under a moderate Inquiry for snipment to the provinces, West Indies, South America, &c, The sales were 5,000 bbis. at our revised quotations annoxed, Sonthern flour continued dull and heavy, with sales of only 350 bbls. Of Canada flour trifling sales were made at nominally unchanged prices. Rye flour was steady; sales, 160 bbis. at $5 50a $6 25. Corn meal was dull and heavy, w.th a small salo Marsh’ caloric at $4 80, We quote: Superfine and Western, $5 0a 725 Extra State.. 665 a 8 05 Choice State. 810 a 940 Common to medium extra Western. - 6 80 8 40 Extra rouad hoop 01 8 00 9 40 Western trade brand 9650 all 40 Common Southern. 930 21070 Fancy and extra do. 10 80 5 00 Common Canada. 8 25 975 Good to choice and extra... 980 9 1200 Ryo flour (superfine) . 550 a 6% Corn Jorsov.. 4% a — Corn mea}, Brandywine. 49 a 600 Corn meal, puncheons. -%0 a — —Tho wheat market continued dull and heavy, and a further decline of 2c, a Bc, was conceded on the law sale of new white Tennessee was effected. at $2.85, Corn was in moderate demand at rather easier prices; salon 165,000 bushels at 79c. a 80c. for sound mixed Western, $1 06 for white Western, and 76c. a 783¢¢. for unsound do, Onts were less active, and com- mon grades were & trifle off; sales 30,000 bushols at 60c. for State. 39c, 0430. for Chicago, 60c, a S5c. for Iowa, 580. for Jersey, and 44c. a 47. Milwaukee. Of rye } Prices, however, were with- fllegi uae ? 8 3. A Fr i & F [ 5 E : & ij #i ai i | f ‘3 e AY ig 2 : # i i | : i Hi] i r F if i i tPF | i BS - 3 ott ip f : i BE z2 3 3B a Hy hy : | H t 5 g AH ginasbett ? i [ BE : The Perpetrator Formerly a Merchant His Arrest and Incarceration, &c. A few days since « captain of the Third precinct re- ceived information that a series of forgeries had been committed upon several down town merchants by a Mr. George Andrews, formerly a merchant in Williamsburg , and cousin to Samoel W. Andrews, proprietor of the Fifth avenue line of stages. As the arrest of the offender was very desirable, the captain placed the matter in the hands of a» detective of his fores, who on Sanday succeded in arresting the alleged forger. Yestorday morning Andrews was taken before Justice Hogan, whore Mr. George R. Lansing, of the firm of William Hertzet & Oo, doing business at 312 Washing ton street, appeared and lodged » complaint against him, Ho charges that on the 2lst ultimo Andrews callod at his place of business and in payment of a debt duo the drm by the prisoner tendered to the bookkeeper a check on the Fulton Bank for $160, of that dato, and purporting to have been signed by 3 W. Andrews, Mr. Brandon, the bookkeeper, believing the check to be gonuine, ro ceived it and gave Androws $48, that being the differences Detween the amount due the firm and the sum named the check. Mr. Lansing sq jnentiy learned that the signature of 8. W. Andrews to the check was # for enue W. Andrews, residing at No. 23 West Forty third street, deposed to having examined the chock in question and that his name attached thereto was a for gery, he not having siguod it himself mor authorised any one to do so for hun. Mr. William H, Montanye, of the firm of Mosars. TI. 1 Liscomb & Co., merchants in Barclay street, also made an aM@davit against Andrews, c! that on the 27th ultimo be (Andrews) bought a bill goods of the firm, in payment for which he tendered a check for $100 on the Pulion Bank, pai a wo have been made by Sanuel W. Andrews Mr. Montayno sup. poring the check to be gonuins received it, and gave Androws $68 in chango, the bdalance due on the check, Some days afterwards Mr. Samucl W. Andrews on being shown the check pronounced it to be a forgery, ad yostorday he romte am aM@davit \o that effect, Jua- N rORK HERAL LU w ‘ x pre Soon 1 win , ‘Wash ' tens & Co. Bane » oheek Halines ae ( Washi AS choen 8 Cheek was 5 by A, y ant doing bu 9 carne ree. Wildamsbarg, In po Ben ne of Mas arrest wor found t Ss one for $160, Loar ng the si patore of Danvel vlrowa, and the or! © $100, parjortic t) haya been drown by A. De Whson, All the cheeks : te forged by Svdrows were on the Pal. ton ban ented In toers during the taking of | th S Ubat 8008 years ago the d fondant foriet of his uinele ton cheek for $10,009, on wine snel the money, The matter, however, | Was comor ained beore reaching the pabile ear. THR PRIS Pt ves ia marred, but toe not live with his wife tionble between : sem, + impeiad apolier man's wife mrp ped Wis hor. The woman, how vdiek of ber bargain, and ret forgiveness perivet harmony was EMPT CASE. ne Court Chambers. Relore Judge Parnard, Avorer 3 Hof to Vichan L. Ohapnel, Tha defendint ‘his eaze employed the platatiff and anolhe tawves “John Perey, ta got a mechanes! liv n for ‘$900 * Mais Lorilerd This they novl ow! to do, bul ran op a bill of $1,500 ayanst their client for costs, for which they brought a suit again-t him in the Supreme Court ‘Two days before the expiration of the Ume for the anawer the defendant procered an oder grantin: bim additional time, which was served upo nthe plaintif! Notwithstanding this order Peroy, by some means or other, got the ease om the calendar, pens ie cajted, and no one appearing, took judgment by orm tt The plointiff on being apprised of the facts came be- fore the Court, and makine an afidavit that the judg. ment was obtained by frand, moved for an order ta show canee shy should not be ge aside on the argument. The connsc! forthe plaintiff atared that Perey tnd no right to» appear asa lawyer in the case, for the reason that ho had been debarred by the Supreme Court at Albany for tmalprartice, but there being no Proot of the allegation the case went quetly on, To-day the matter came up avain, when Mr. Percy rose to addr es the Conrt, but waa interrupted by the conns | for the plaintiff, wno stated that he held in. bis rittied copy of the order of the Supreme Court harring the gentieman from practicing in ypreme Courts in the State, nard—Such being the case, the gentleman us in this Court, and I will grant an order de the judgment. v—But, your Honor, this decision of the vat me was ille-al, Ideny that the Court at sad (he power to debar me, and I have the best au for enying a0. Judge Parnard—I don’t care for your opinion on that oint. I have proof positive here that you were debarred yy the Supreme Court at Albany, and such being the case you have no right to appear as a lawyer in this caso, In fact you are wu'ity of @ misdemeanor of which the District Attorney should take cognizance. Mr, Percy—Judge, you are mistaken. I ama party in this case and have a right to appear nowil 1g the action of the court at Albany. If you will only let me explain matters I am sure you will change your opinion. Judge Barnard—It does not appear by your papers that you are a party in ‘bissuit. Mr, Percy—Yes; but the defendant swears I am. Judge Barnard—Yes; and you deny it by your silence. Mr. Percy—Ohl that is all a mistake, your Honor, and if vou will only let me explain— Judge Barnard—No, sir; I cannot listen to you any Jonger. vp, Perey—But, your Honor— Judge Barnard——That will do, sir, I tell you. If you gay another word I will fine you for contempt of court, ae have no status here, and I cannot tolerate you any longer. Mr. Percy—But your Honor if— Judge Barnard—I will fine you $200, sir, for contempt of Court; your conduct haa been insutlerable. Mr. pag nits your Honor listen to me fora few mo- ments “No, air,”’ thandered the Judge; ‘and if you do not take your seat instantly I will have you sent to prison for thirty days: eit down, sir.’ i wy standimg and andiamayed)—I think, your Honor, you are acting wrong in this matter, aad tf you will ontv— a Barnard—Officers, do your duty ; sicze that man him from court instantly, Judee . Peroy—I suppese I will have to go to jail, then. Exit Porey in cherge of the Sherif. yori CITY RAILAGARS. The Ticket Seusation-Those Who Sell and ‘Those Who Do Not--The Evasions of the “Belt” Raltroad. ‘There is considerable of a sensation among certain portions of the travelling public, as well as comment by the prem, relative to the operations of the recent law ‘city railroads to sell tickote at convenient 5 i § i i : uit i t if i : z i 5g) L i 3 Fs 3 2 i Hf i Bes Bd i i H f i Hi #1 S i 3? Es Ey i i F li ? i rece nevvsveroccoerecseneess se necees se-necees: Dock, Kast Broadway and Battery Railroad Com- 1) One passenger. nt, Au eastrot the tickets attached tot, entities The owner thergot to « ride in 8 sar of this conn. pany; ‘The conductor alone is aut wo take. ‘Wa. Kicnarpson, At the end of the ticket are nineteen conpons, of whioh the last, but the first to be used, is as follows: — Ae POOR COLEELOED IEEE DERG DELEDD LOLS Hb: D.D., KE. B. & BR. B. Oo. {20} One ride due the person to whom issued. Not! Setroocaprareecccarenttanes pee perece nese noes rol ee neeeoe rene rene anes boosts must be used by ve ‘This seems to mean that the tickets ho them, a of yn yn that every rohaser be compelled to identit that vo rot ay oar of fom or one of more for bis fr pany , and for proof tl charges five cents oviy, with Third Avenue grace of the com ton to give that ‘Then the “ite withoat a ticket. The counsel of the law required the! the line, All the lines are hastening to meet the public requirements, if possitie, and It t# expected at an early day that tickets can be obtained by the public satisfacto- rily to themselves and the railroad ¢o tions. The raliroad men allege that the relief afforded by the present Jaw ig only temporary, and when expenses retvrn to t former rates th: fare of five cents will pay them better than six centa now, THE SUGAR HOUSE EXPLOSION, Investigation Two Verdicts Render Yeatorday afternoon Coroner Gover cuciuded the in. quisition commenced several days ago in the case of Morris Koln, who died from the effects of ecalds re colved by the explosion of a steara boiler in the sugar refinery of Messrs. Harris & Co, Leonard street, as pr viously reported. After bearing ali t mitted to the jury, dicts were tho re ‘Thres the deceased came to his @ the explosion at the sugar refivery and 2% Leonard street, on the 25d day of Ju Close of the each by injuries received at Harris & Co., 26 , 1966, and by the gross carciessness of Phinip Ry charge of th engine at suid redinery. Bartley, Mictiael Gillen, Frederick Copel, The other jurors returned the following verd et: blame Mr. Harris for empteying peop what don't pay sufficient attention, thas such accidents may no. occur.” Signed by Peter Derste!, Abraham Borgy, Wihelm schoentetder, young Abrahams, not being able to swi down. Enaring him by diving, but could not find the body, which was not recovered tll noon on Sunday. The deceased was” about eighteen years of age, and his ‘amily are in great affliction at the sad tidings of bis death, tH there itles. Probable Fatal Shell Explosion—Incendiary two negroes were seriously if not fatally injured by the premature explosion of a shell. Notwithstanding the Isrge amount of artillery practice here it is rarely any accident occurs, and in the present instance the fault was more that of the injured men than any one else. US! 1, AUG LLIGENG. “WAtMEN. Mr Michael iy Third street, B D., Trand Atreet, between v might, was attacked om caught him by the asevere blow in the + riled tx pockets. ft to abstract are Aft) preeinet station. morning bevore Justice ant Johnson until ore eCorm nok ination, sad released. Connolly aad wo Te fed Benson on D fra Lor Dn. Prise tebrated in the Ch ¥ --\ solemn requiem mass ch of St. Borromeo (Roman wit! be Cathelle) klyo, on Wednesda: Aw “ for (he repose o° the enat oof (hate ureh The and rolatives of the de- ¥ INTELLIGENCE. raey Oity. aro Pacwoan Actuosrty,—Hannab Somer- willy, aged sixteen wae bronyht before the Kecorder yes- terday morning, charged by ber father with vagrancy, ‘bot ax he did not appear Hannah was dismised with « reprimand, ft appears that the bas absented herself ely from (he paranial reof, even lute at nicht, aud the rafter exhausiing other treasures of reform, tried Honing thatan impr sou ment of twenty hours su'ficiently severe dose fur this occasion the did not follow it up, Newark. Tae Late Murper —The body of Alvin Poole was taken for interment yesterday, attended by a large concourse of people, Business went op as usual at Munn’s Hotel, One of the witnesses, who stated that the hours was kept tor the prisoner by @ mother and daughter, desires it to be understood that it was not Mavn’s mother and sister, but an [ricnhwomen and ber danghter, His mother, who was married a second time, lives in Washington atreet, and is a dreeemak’r. Graxp Festay Protec, —Ono_ of the largest gatherings assembled for some time in Nowark met yesterday, at Roseville Park, under the auspices of the F nian gir- cles. Among those present were Hon. A. J. Roxera, Colonel Roberts, Colonel Michael M rphy and Senator Carlton of Bord nto’ J, The affair was a great suc- cess and a handsome sum was realized, Drowyep Waite Batuino,—A young man named John N. Abrahams, who resided in Now York, went to Newark, Saturday, on a visit to a Mr, Soaring’s family, ~ Abra- hams and young Searing rowed out in the evening, after which they pinged into the river to bavea bath, but weil, went yew JERSE Revere th was father on seeing him sink, attompted to rescue Hoboken, r Atwost Drownep.—An unknown man, while crossing the bridge now being built near the Morris and Essex dopot, fell into the water, and before any assistance could be afforded him he sank to the bottom and lay there for some ten minutes, when a man named Nolan took him up with a grappling iron and sistance ork doctor, who had him cought to the police station, where he remained fast night in a state of vacon sciousness. There were only slight hopes entertained of ured the as. This is the fourth accident that has occur his '. red at this bridge in s short time. The suggcstions of the ‘on the inquest on the two boys recently drowned seom to be as yet unbooded by tho railroad author- NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE. OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE. Fire in Nerteik— Preventive Measures Against the Cholera—Neare Camp Meeting. Fortrest Moxrox, August 4, 1866, During some artillery practice today on the beach ‘FIRM IN NORFOLK. A fire, claimed to have been an incendiary one, oc- curred last evening in Norfolk, corner of Taibot and William streets. Two buildings and their contents were consumed. ‘In one was a concert ball, apd in the other the hall of the Norfolk Light Blues. Writing of the fire reminds me prop donbed nace hws wre of the delegates of the fire department Mr Robert W. Rhea waa elected Chie! Fagineer of the city fire department, THE PUBLIC BRALTE. ‘The Board of Health of Norfolk is getting waked up entive SHIPPING NEWS. | Cleared. Rark Rosina (Br), Ro ; Brig Alianes (Br), Brandford, Barbados—M E Greene & "1 urrie, - (if Bet Dect te etre al ee Co Brig Burus, Ackley, ba ritoct Sekt Catawamnicat, ‘Sebr Horton (Br), Wallace, & Joho, WB—D R DeWoit & _ Walter Seg ner wevmmnat 2 hed a Mw “Bex LaF Te Behe Monitor, fiarttora~ecxelt, ‘a tay Sioop Phantom, Derrick, New Haven—M Briggs & Co. Arrived. ‘s sein Stab and ban pea sao Yous ‘off Mine Mead, passed st SE Ve Rock, steamahip City of ester, bey not tage ese hip. Cube, Steamship City and @ Dal steamship ( bh bound up Chi steamship City of Limerict, bound Steams (Ham), Bblers, Hambure, July 2, ve aaiapton ath ts edie Sea i" paasingers, ts Banhardt & Co. has bed on, Jaf 18 a Bon Mteamahip Baltic, J Bremen, a, with ai ah Yonge ton to Ruger Bros. ath inst, = oe Gender Bigriow (Br); Sth, tat at Miicctscath Rotem Clyee,, Youing, Wilmington, NC, 6 hota, with naval stares, to Jas Hand. Hteamahip Saratogs, kK Fereueed and Norfolk, with mdse and pawengere, to Jetneken & Palmore Bteamahip Washington, Chichester, mond, 3 hours, to James Hiand, jorton, Boxion, with mdse, to Metro. Ce Palark Thee Dryden (Rr), Browa, Nagasaki, March 15, via St Thomas Tedags, with teas to R D Morgan & Co. Paw Abjier Aprii 37, Cape of Geod Hope Jone 7 and Bt Hele “fiark Fleetw ing, Ruland, Port Antonio, Jam, 15 days, with vamboo, to master Winrk Mary CHF). Putnam, Cow May, 18 days, with coal, to JF Whitory & © Weds tene, Husford, Bridgeport, CB,19 days, with rk Susan da coal, 10 master ‘of Bangor), Gardner, Cadir, June 2, ery. July Bt. iat a 08, Yon 6 4, ‘ : vd H. Hrig Bal awood, Rin Grande, dage “wth Widen borne and bair, to Jobn Bento. Croas July 7; since has had a succession of light winds ‘with mdse and ama Dean, Atkinann. Ang 2, Int 34 32, Baltimore f Cursooa, 1 days, to Thee on Th 2, apoke noht G W nd just Luried & Ken. lied very auicidenly: 4th twelve Jat 28 8, lou 74 10, passed bark Mhilens (of Poruand), bound South. Brg Hemming Rind (Be). Stevens, Windsor, NS, ® days. With plaster to DR DeWoil & Brig AB Cook, Snail, Port Royal, SC. 7 days, w'th mdse, to Bundy ae Brig Model (of Boston), Pressey (lair Torrey), Mobile, ae, to Thaver & with ent duty 4, via Key Went f barges. duly 18, Capt F Of faflammation of the bowels: 2 steward. of Dene Esland, died Frontiers, 25 deys, wil Of Deer isiend Me, died ‘, Mark Luf- 2a, Caron, 1 MoU ready & Co, he Di Warner, Hodgiieson, Cie days, with sugar, Wo Jonas Smith, Kehr Pigria Be), Lockhart, Caraccs, 16 day) with wood and aking to DR DeWour & va 1356. Buia O1ive Prances—Halifax, Frances, trom Boston down by 4 0S full of water, ment sohr Daring, with two schrs NY, Aug 6—The schr May Queen, from this port t ‘owen soit and meroh en the gnie on Saturday and weat ashore Rhip Chancel eee ip Chas lor, from 5 Ship | F Chapman, trots ‘Geant, Marine Disasters. for Cow ‘The bottom of a vessel came. Rank B Couconp, which ve last Decem er, has hen pure ted out for a whater. id sed was by ashore Nantucket » Cow days since. She appeai et with Kerosene, and burned at sea; and is the vessel revorted as having beou Seen on Ore near tucket, about two weeks aga bade Aug 6—Brig Bay, before gurbeat is ashore ‘0 miles 3 of Cow Bay, Trobably tha same vessel ween by the gover: alongelde. Wilmington, NC, 7 days. Sgt gy jaar ker. Baltimore. Sreamsmir EC Kimanmr, froi t _srrameme B.C Kmanr, from Savannah, before reported and arrived up at Bal ee Olive ndise, encountered jus. Big Sod at the tend of rs to have been inad- ous. wentashore at Nantucket stoi and towed into the wharf, 6 Adams & Sons, aud is being ut undoubted! Nau Yaour Axior, Capt Clark, arr at Cowes, E, 29th ult, from . Boston, making the of ‘Ship Ath Jat 6145 'N, Shi € ip Sardia, Nape St Vincent from Passage tn 19% days. Spoken, &c. fit City of Brooklyn, from Liverpool for NYork, July 25, 8 sue. samekios (am), July Tt 13 (by.e-vessel at Liverpool). (Am), July 1 Swat Start Tone verpoo! for Genoa, July 11, 10 miles enn (Brom), from Bremen for NYork, 7 days out, “hip Sunbeam, from Boston for Valy iso, June 17, latd '29.N on 27 oy W. sexes Ship Ciy Boston, from Callao for Antwerp, July 4, lat 9 A Ship Cuuwater. from NYork for San Funcisco, June 29, at 81 98 N, ton 43 40 W. Mt yd Thompson, from Liverpool for 8York, July ‘Ship Colorado, Crom Boston for Calcutta, June 18, lat 7 35 N, 48 29, City of Mobile, from Callao for Cork, April 12, lat 82 igas enna (Dutch), 20 days from NYork for ton 20 43. leste Clark, from Gottenburg for NYork, July 2, w. Willlams, from NYork for Bristol, July 16, Rark Volant, from Bi Ay C Jul, PY ALT uénos Ayres for Antwerp, July 1, lat Bark Lemuol 8, lat 42, ton 29. i, Ray, 14 days from Boston fer Patras, July ghigrk Saunl Tarbox, from Cardiff for Baltimore, July 9, lat Frank Marion, from Charleston for Bordeaux, July 12 Jat 46 Jon 21. wf ylma (Swe), from Philadelphia for Falmouth, Juiy Ee a Brij ae ‘56, Jon 8 frig Hattie S - ra eel Bishop, from Sagua for Baltimore, July 29, 4290 lon oo |. from Limerick for Providence, Aug 8, int we Marshall Dutch, from NYork for Boston, Aug 5,.4M, am, Tunona, from Salt Cay for Yarmouth, no date, lat showing Kelsay & Gray's (of Balti. more) signal (probably the Jonas Hmith, from Baltimore fo Cuba), Aug 1, lat 831. lon 75. Foreign Ports. Sie, eke Sid Camberiand. bsg America. aly ec Ase Rsas ae th Oder, fear NS Gowns, July Arr Uaiat procendea), ‘Campy, July '20—Arr Cavus, Rabe, for the Ci N vane We vee OF 18th volt for Wi ay jo. bl] 2D, N ‘Lockhart, and H Asoff) for. De i, yaar Bavaria (9) ia, Ste With, Victoria, ingen, ca Amelia Gehring, “Tennessee, Huntley, Alex- ,, Taube, NYork; 24th, in, Peterson, NYork; Advertised obip, Johan in Angpet (ihe Rented rr Napoleon if. Kann Bocander wie Hull yacht Alice, CI fore. July Z—Arr in the Roads, lampure. hn Foreland Bont! York for Amsterdam; Bo Shields fae eae Mesiwone, July 17—Arr Mist, Lineola, Crousteds tor Bos- 3 for 50 for. Haynie, Savann ct Kepler (8: 5 irom Cadiz 00 »), jonacos, July 2—fn port brig WF Hotines, Raynor, from ‘Brandt, "Veer ge Bete ees eve suithend, Dewalt foe Kew tar of Pesce, from Hamburg for © 7 NYoire or H 4 . Port brig » Hudgins, for Balti elena, Kroger, NYork: Gertrude, Gronattan, July H—Cld Sacwni, duly Is—In po ly 29— Arr Win Penn, for do); 24th, Argo, Boston. , June B—In port, barks ne ranclato, fo for Kani ra Re Dariev, Ga; Mosse a Salickel, ton. july 22—Arr Spedding Barcel = [Scie Spencé, Akyab; Tir- aot dois, Liverpool, Chamberlain, from MYork or J.on- Jenkins, front 3 ty, ts i it Weak ic ag = rt sebr ES Twisden, Filiott, for NYork (and ent Queder, Tor ov, Boston: Ellen, Fizgereld, do frow Deal ah N York: 21 Y Apalechicala: 28, Bconhed (oi Hall, N ‘of Manc port Chas Guam. Gilson, tor New a 3 ach ', {row NHawnn, i ang 6—arr echr fe Wiinelmive & Kise, Wietama, Pri Castor, Marin, for ‘Arectbo ment day: American Ports. Atwood, ‘Aleo on I Beane rar Willeon, West Austin, Boston, r sn DC; Jefterso 4 teat Waker. fro st Domietane, frow ti. Mi a} London: J 6 Primrose, from — from Guantauame. rk Bremeu (Hrem), Trent yp, Wore tine Dore Y “gs all for do. ore sieamer City of Hath, Haworib. av Mobile; bark Eventide, . Hoftves, Havana: Abby pines, Walter Seat 0: Maver Alien: M Dyer, Wied and JB Avsiin. Davia, " : | lier, Georgriow { neko hdgtan Pannee Binde, Goorge- aoe aren Bitte ir Ben Willis, Webb, du, for i Ea bark Mary Edson, Brest, Ma- Philedeipbla u Saundere, Pjaciuel 4 : Florence . Lake Port ugh, ca ig » Devereus, he whip Ral: re Adtion i Travers, Appiagarih, New Rew Indies @th—-Arr schr Crinoline, § York Bai. from Mat a Kimball, BANGO Brooklyn, BATH Ang CHARLESTON, Aug lar | NYork: Theo D MOR come i low ‘rom Nav. oe (Rr Eleuthers. wt Aug 3 NY. July ir Noimes, N York, Towed t ress Pein 0 oe Jute Toe 1, Blovm. Har harks Marts Cl ebr sacle Th Perk Po" SLPTIIA, Aureet Crowell, Boston, Wark Tra brigs Flora (Sp), Gelpie, Ty ‘Ward, Boston; sehrs I8&Lc Trew ner, Buster Wa Daniel fi ANS Cla yi u Brtow brig Cords sebre Valera, C« < lsabeila, MoM jauntaod, Londes ( # Whine ng Art achr G W Hyneon, % Gch—Arr sieaniah!ps Mariposa, Quik . RQeres, D Ree | Net | Peraee dompas | Kan, bel | fameral from 1 | afternoon, at two a derson, Medford: Walker, Dighton: och woNGRE Miao, Pre, Ournos, 16 dae, with woud, a, | Seta en fumnoea, Gandy, Fal Kver, sD tae Sir tent Not (of Nassau), Gibson, Bieuthers, 11 dart | oth “Ace Heporier, Yat. York: W A Dreasen is Rarly Si Augustine, Fla, Oday, d tpg ty ROE oe ana het i yw fay tik’ winds + Oth—arr ay Fropeatr, Hiea{neot rnagtens ahig calms the whole ‘Trinidad; Ei fens, Howe, Boston; Ukraiue, Melehurd, + do.; brig Caprera, Patterson, St John, NB. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, Brows—Rex.—At Philadelphia, Pa., on ‘Inesday, Juty 1, by the Rev, William J. Alston, Mr. GeorceHxows, of New York, to Miss Saxan Rex, of Philadelphia. De You--Muunoron.—-On Wednesday, August 1, by the Rev. L, S. Tweed, Guarces Di Vor to Miss Lanzin H., only daughter of Samuel F, Millington, Eaq., all of this city. Yani Fustonse.—At Williamsburg, L. 1, on Sua day, Augav, by the Rov. L. W. Bacon Roux? & Hat Lock, of the above place, to Mary Louise Fiercure, ot Peterborough, N. H. No cards, Perens x—Taoeman.—Ov February 27, 1859, by the Rev, Wm. Fiemen, of the Methodist Trinity charch, Wu. Lam G, Lipigrite wo na berg ay Senex, in of Mr, Poter Burns a iss Elizabeth Gillette aoakes at the Victoria Hotel, Charleston, 8, C. Sauar—tewaet.—On Tharsday, August 2, by the Rev. 8 & Wades, Wuiiam H. Sisney, Jr, to Euwa Kare Srewart, daughter of James D. and Annie Hague Stewart, and grand daughter of John Hague, Eaq., of West Hoboken, Witkowskt—Licnrexnsm. — At Morrisania, Westchester county, N. ¥., om Sunday, August 6, by A. B. Hauptman, Esq., Mr. Jouios Wirkowsai, of New Orleans, La., to Misa Frogunce Licuresimn, of Morrisanta, 4 Died. Ancavins.—On Monday, August 6, at No. 390 Kast Tenth street, Mrs. Mania ANGaving, aged 40 yeaix, relict of Sutton Angavine, The relatives ‘and friends are respectfully invited to attend the. fnoral, from her tate residence to St ‘a Chureh, corner of avenue B and Lighth etroct, ou Wednesday morn'pg at ten. o'clock, when a solemn pe, ye ‘will be offered up for the repose of her soul from thence to Ca vary Cemetery. .—On Monday, August 6, al seven o'clock P M., Tsasrita Louisa, intant daughter of Edward and Mary A. Buckley, aged 6 months and 10 days Funeral at the residence of her parents, Seventeenth street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Barrox.—On Monday, Angust 6, Joux 0. D. Barro: ‘a native of Clune, parish of Inistiogue, county Kilkenn Ireland, aged 27 years. The friendg of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the residence of his brother, Martin Barron. Se street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’cloc! WARD Buc isy,—At Sinoe (West Coast of Africa), fever, on Sunday, May 13, Eowaxn Moxnis Buck:ny, of Philadelphia, in the 33d year of his ago, Boxm:.—At Kindorkamack, New Jersey, on Saturday, August 4, of marasmus, Wateer Bortis, infant child of Laura F. aud (William A. Burtis, Jr., of this city, aged % months and 1 day. Bunt. —At Orange, N.J., on ae August.4, James, infant gon of John W. and Aun Eliza Burt, aged] months and 8 days. Barnincroy.—After abort iness, Mrs, Jane Barrine- ton, relictof James Barrington, aged 53 years, 1 mouth and 5 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of Wr ar respect invited to nd he tara rom AM, Wee a attend the fu rom her late nce, No. 10 Suto street, on Wednesday afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock. Her remains will be taken tothe Cemetery of the Evergreens for interment. Besson.—In Hoboken, on Monday morning, Angust 6, of cholera infantum, Coka Loumm, only child of Kobert H. and Mintie Besson, aged 9 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to tend the funeral, from No. 81 Bloombeld street, on two Dar nine o'clock, The wil ‘be taken to White Plains for interment. » leaves Twenty-sixth street at eleven o'clock A. M. Cupurr,+On Sunday, Auguat 6, after «lingering ill- — Davo npyrien in Rag ar year of his age, a native y |, Engians for mearly fifty years resident of this si ‘oity. ‘Tho relatives und friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 100 avenue D, near Seventh st., this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Temains will be taken to Trinity ‘ for interment. Par Satorday, August 4, Witisam A. Cox, aged ives and friends are invited to attend the funerat services at St. Paul's church, Fourth avenue, corner Twonty-secoud street, ut one o'clock this (Tuesday) after- noon. Cocx.—Oa Sunday, Angust 5, ai Glen Cove, I. 1, Crane Cock, aged 76 ‘ Cees mn, on Monday, At 6, Arma poate Sn ig Carrox.—At Throge’s Neck, on Sunday, August 5, sud- denly, the only daughter of John B. and’Zoe Caitus, and grandchild of John Van Autwerp, t2°d 9 months and 10 da: ya. Corxait.—At Bennington, Vermont, on Friday, August 3, Bera Sutra Conxeu,, eldest son of Samuel A and ¥iizn m Sacpreel, Mest York, oged 14 earn, Amonths and On Sunday, August 5, at elght o'clock, Courtney, axed 26 years. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery, from the residence of ber sister, Mrs. James D. Feely, thin (Taesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The friends aad relatives of the family are respectfully invited to auend without further notice. ‘Cusn.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, August 6, of old age, wGRt Cosy, @ oative of the county of Tyrone, pat ot Kileshell, 68 years, Friends and relat funeral, from 3t. eb Hicks streets, this (Tuceday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without (further notice. Her. il the Cemetery of the Holy Crom. hey ior Sunday, August 5, James Dero, of dropsy, aged ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, 175 West Thirieeath street, on oteecter epi bine o'vlock. The remains will be taken to Staten Island for interment. Chitago and Washi papers copy. 1.—On ugust 6, Mant, wife of Jer. miah Driscoll, native of the town of Ballyconnell, county Cavaa, Ireland, aged 31 years. aire sat fee, pectfall; ~sellg avenue, on Wi remains will be: to Domy.—At his residence, 171 Fast first street, New York, on , Aumust 6, of ty) fever, Jom Ouver Dvay, native of Dubin, . ‘The retatives and friends of the famity, aleo the mem. or the Apollo Cheb, are recpectfully Invited ta u 7 fane - ‘rom his late residence, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at yine oicteck. : . Dewirt. ‘Vowduy. August 6, of marasreus, Wettas. G. Tetani wou of Jecud B. sud Harriet - wilt, aged Fousy.On Monday, August 6, at one o'clock, Paruica ‘Mth year. friends and relatives are iy invited to Sev. avenue. fumeral at two o'clock this (1 brother-in-law, Gorngx.—On Sanday, August 5, Micuass, Go.pue, aged d alao his gon in-law, Edward Coltom, sre requested to attend the funeral, from late residence, 211 Stanton street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, ke. , August 6, after a long and bore with Christian fortitude, » the beloved wife of John 7. Goodwin, 9 mouths and 7 of the family are respectfully to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Tenth street, tine (Tuesday) morning, at cine o'clock. Her remainx wil to St. Bridget’ 7 i! be taken chareb, where a requiem of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. Howry.-On Sanday, August 5, Townr Houtr, agea & years and | month only son of Thomas and Isabella Holly. ‘The friends of the Camily are imvited to attend the nat Thirty-third wireet, thie (Tuesday) lock At Hellegrove, NF on Monday, August 6 te + Joa child of Charies Konnd Lucretia M Herrick. aged 10 months Notice of funeral to wor ow ~ On Monday. Aaguat 6, of parelyaia, Jamun K. rs, B rnvntbe and 2 vays s of the family are reapectfulty sneral, from Re late fendence invited to attend the s Le Rey wireet, the (1 y) afternoon. at (wo o'clock. ‘The romans will be inken to New Windsor Cometery doroas Ou Sundar, Avgust 6, at Hoboken, Mire. th years peter. to Rev, Michael Patrick and John Prendergrast of Clonmel he relatives aud EF: of the family are re wl to attend the frineral, from ber lave restde aged im 18 Fifth street, Hoboken, thie (Tuestay) afternoon, at 1 Clonme! and Sire papers pease copy Jeske, In Brookirn on Monday morning Avgnet @, Cran ee Witte, youngest etiid of Robert i. and Kamity f hits, aged f year The funeral will take place from No 22 Jefferson street, near Ormond place, on Wednreday afiernoon, at two weloek. “ Krav, On Sunday, 4 5, afi a long and pain. fit Hinevs, Hanreser K mi 1 actiotown, Googtiegan, county Weetro cath, Trelntid, in the 48th year ot his The relatives awl friends of the tamily are respectfully invited funeral, from hu resides, Ne, Sm Tenth avenne, corner ef Ferty street, thie (Toes day) afteracen, : sue will be 6, Troms Bt. ed sua of Catherine nnd John Kane, aged 2 years, § mouths and 1s dare r The funeral will take place from the residence gf Li parents, 86 Hu aveune, this (Tuexday) afternoun, at ball past one « Latenrory.00 Sanday, Angost 5. tise, doughter of Wiliam and Henrietta (oTd, aged & months and] & da Telaiives and fends of the family are reeporifully in ‘viled to attend (he funeral, a, one O'clock, from the fF