The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1866, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, MUNDAY, AUGUST I3, 1866. : <BR ANE 5 follow uh the two a Le capocialt ' are likely. : more. he theatre posses eS age og |" TG a Sg ees Ee ee ‘The tot clad CLADE, Suspay, August 1991868, Moves spay, Augn! ay ace tn onogt th wire ir Bassa is qur foogaion eee gazed tremendous ‘ships roy port, abling, Whict 14 a Rusiness was moderately active om the k Ex : " z Nery pre whee among thetn, and it is sad {0 racounl change last week, but vory dull in the gold room, There, The United States Naval Visit and ‘a be “upon tu IMPRRIAL pe numbers of houses, k hiefly by sense aboard FSSTIVITIES IN PROSPYCT. Italians, ta which it is carried og Fa exten was a brisk demand for sruaeut seeurit one | imports of dry ‘goods compare as He was exoeagy | ba eer! deck Fas arca Lommittecs have been formed to arrange fes- | cally on Sundays. Drinking, eee rd rr) titer time, under which the original issue of five-twenties ad- | Cormor retarns:— Mission to St. Pete should give way en ated Tee ie parrive, and the Emperor has appro- | playing, and evon greater evils, ure (rvely sudulged ia by vaneoa to 1enica %e, bet towne te’ sisi Gee mane Po cua 1n08, 0! ) . the euperincumbent regained from his private purse an immense sum to en- | children, many of whom are tardly more then sevee Sue \ For the week, oot 698 $5,000,348 $2,267,108 confidence and courage as ittle effect al! hands. The numbor of officers and men bas years old, the very eyes of ‘the police, without the comparatively neglected and lower, Railway shares | Entered at lead '31488,773 1.111.158 the waves had on the ship, There of col- | been sent on fossil blightest imterfereuce on their part. This should not maintal their upward tendency, but the. move- } Thro: nom “saab 1,290, " o Neon tn ewe yi eg’ PRS ek, has been erranged, and be Lolerated. ra would be far n . t 5 bo xperic! begin resiut of those lice officers, £0 i meat of pefeay was somewhat ‘iregulsr. A int- | Entored ai tho port. sas 4nnser 3404o,747 $92,900,483 | Yoynge of the Iron-Clad Minntonomoh and | pursued ber own way, rowing | Wl this hospitality. | We shall need irou-heade’ moa to. | order and tranquitiy cm the Sabbath, woul y "Ic thea ied amount of short sales and a considerable | Throwa on market. . .49,608,; off the furious green eae 60 through it all and survive the test. nts of iniquity, and oxervise them fanetions on thowe amount of sales of ‘long’! stock Lo. realize profits wore | ‘The city of Nashville, Tennessee, advertises for @ loam War Steamer Augusta from Ing- from hie shagay hea he went ner ne ds (0: vials the dive rear who and minister Lo there excesses, ineteat | wade, and henge the hesitation which the marset | of $200,000, ab six per cent interest, payable: somt- us eoat ot or ae i ppg Sy Sf pocnriiens Seneca, Ue pcee te iw pad bore | showed at intervals. Bat there are ay yet no signs that | annually in this city. ‘The total Mabilities of the city are land to Copenhagen. the vossel the most adun wondectul ship that | All woll on board, has Reo agcounl of tho errival of Inipartant tho rse has culminated, nor are there any indications of | stated at $550,000, representing $17,500,000 taxable owe Ee ‘but the verdict of all aD pei a From. she eral, Def haa » thae ft an abatement of the extreme monetary ease which exists | property. w eager NEWSBOYS AND SHOEBLACKS. fie Sen ok eF ane ep CEPI #08 Gramkeny { only here ‘bat to am almost equal degree at On Thorsday night, the north . * Tho shoeblacks aro usually far better off than ths ali the local epntros tbroughout the country. COMMERCIAL EEFORT! bs Scenes in the North Sea and Extraor- peda of Jauaid was fiered 9 | hots Haunts Mables and Uharactertation— | 829 sior%y a3 thei revo aint ousidoray largo thee w. t M Sarurpay, August a as Denoript 1D SiC in making a couple jollars fn a day, aw wee cee ney, awembundant | ab four Ter cent | xe _gocoipte, mone.” Pot were steady and firm at | dinary Sensation for “Old Salts. | gat, wnicn_we did, Neer ::i perrameien of the Nowsborw’ Lodging Howse, |: saan of their customers yay them ten cents for thely wr. ceptional leans at three, although there aro also 58 750 $8 a cad ageliead. work, on Friday morning, now changed sa aye vices, and it is by no meaus unusual fora boy to blacic exceptions at five, it is by 20 means likely that tho up- hdkied h . Reant ware bs for the better. Owing to the unwarranted zeal displayed by @ police twenty paite of in the course of a morning, In- ward movement in.cailway and mi Se Sab ppompeciatererserp lias nag flour, 940 do. and ‘The en beagle bg! and * the | officer in arresting several newsboys for cominitting the Fee hy bo les kind of combination Cyd them miscollancou 650 corn bushels wi 503 do, preceding days entle | noinons work at a lower rate, and apy ane who infringes fait to make further progress, and the more expecially ax | 660 Dags corm, meal, 1aN8d, bushels whe, 215,608 40 | qa, weantonomoh in a Strong Grale | sis ad & seller ay took aboard a offence of plying thelr calling on « Sunday after- | ‘his rule ia: woked down’ uyon By hia comrides, au the earnings of the rallways fare large and the Westora | CO 11%) oata, 18, rye, 19,077 do. barley fisherman to pilot us to Elsi oe Boon the attention of the public has ben attracted to | they it he bas not alone sacrificed ks and 650 do. malt, ‘There was only a moderate business and Wild Seas. Sound, and also obta: of fresh mackerel, | these boys, and the readers of the Herat may feo! inter- | his owm dignity, but he bas also done an in- crops promise to be heavy, the accounts with regard ? deliciously sweet and nice, to their com thereto from mearly al! sections of the West being favor. | ‘ansacted in tho market for State and Western flour, but walle, Wee ee area ot ‘LSINORE, ested in knowing something of their habits, rosorts and ‘toe A pth crning utente coordi pd ehlal higher prices’ were realized, good grades having ad- ‘Wo passed Elsinore, with its fortifications and im- | eemera! characteristics, a third as brought to asudden teruination by on ‘Tho fluctuations in gold wore limited to 1%, the highest vanced 10c. a 25c. per bbl, while the lower qualities A Danish Admiral on American mense picturesque palace, over two hundred years old, ‘There are very few people in existence who have not “Pooh! he blacks for five cents.’” price ofvithe week having been 149, and the lowest | Were ® Shado firmor. The sales comprised 7,000 bbis. at ‘on Saturday morning at an early bour, and obtain! @t some time or other of their lives risen early in the bos fole rejoinder, and the con- another pilot for the threaded our way versation was changed; but th ation LAT, the dally range beiog a3 under -— the annexed quotations. Southern flour was a shade Iron-Clads, a fleet of over six hundred sail of Baltic traders, of evory | Morning and watched the gradually increasing signs of | showed plainly that the aa ute. ar els emacs Highest. Lowest, | Stmer, but thedomand continued moderate, Sales 450 nation, it eeemed, on the face of the globe, and reached | activity with which life commences in a great city. | fallen considerably in the estimation of the last speaker. 4s 147%4 | Dbls. Canada four was duif,’and in tho absence of salos fonenhagen at about tom o'clock on the morning Of th® | Whoever bas done oo hax secn tho firat laborer trodge | futons breton ei eiie imauey he usually buys a Be M1 gs Leper gevidhaeprnnard fy rye flour we no- Prep tions for en - Rus pe m OOMPLIMENTS ania. a vals slowly along to his work, evidently not yet entirely So ot pomees eufiicient, gris to supply: themselves sales a . eral Imperial r entire wo sumberiess | emancipated from the dominion of Marphor appar. utensil pon condition that they 2 which showed, thelr gs ae seh tive him hate thole receipts. “he then assuracs the Corn meal con- tinued quiet, Sales Brandywine at $5 10. We sian Reception. vessels which ge ar Senet ently not too well pleased at the prospect of having uote :— the Russian ships did ive ry sition of proprietor or contractor, doing mo work, but MAN SANT and Western. 505 a 730 They all, ran down 1 take a good look’ at the | to toil woarlly through the whole day before | lounging about inspecting ‘his, eniployés'and keeping « “7 ing ouesi for coin from itato, ¢ 3 a . » ae m: aca aes ‘oy iste n putting pipe Lop-saila he is at liberty to.return'to his iome and family, After | Sharp oye ee Comal US be contoenes te “shorts,” and the rate paid for loans varied from ® aback, com! *. more , | him comes another, and then another, bb -nagecrns pe amy enneipmeetomiar Babi tag a ‘ 680 a 8 85 Between Elsinore and hagen we passed at anchor, o , At long interval. | the uniucky wight who is found guilty of peculation 1-824 to 3th per ent per day, ‘The demand for custom | Erte round hoop Ohio. £3 2 82] OUR COPENHAGEN CORRESPONDENCE. Danish corvette, wh 2 moet courteous and compl. | S00n, however, they begin to appear in straggling groups | He fecoives ouch a thrashing {row lis: commades whe dutios at this port aggregated $2,674,000, while | Western trade brands. 970 all 30 &e &o. &e. mentary manner, sent the American fag to the fore, and | of, twos and threes; some sauntering lasily, others | Tightly fvel’ that he has insulted their honor by dis- the amount ef coin paid out by the Sub- | Common Southern, 940 a 1070 - 4 saluted it wih a commodore's ealute of nine guns, which stepping out briskly, pete Z J gracing himeelf, that he must be pachydermatous indeot ‘‘reasury im interest’ on the public debt was ee ee the Augusta returned, gua toe gus, hevieg sivrarred, dull ond depressed, others pv ype ribs cabgiee pstuccd dec lgte a es for purpose. i ——— $51,400. Tho total reeotiled shipments of specie and ines a. 18:08) «me Anntomomen, be Ramiele IY efene: Sno rela os pad geibeass ihe ape eames al Leics om of them going to work, not alone for their own wuition from this port avd Boston since the first of May | Bye flour (superfine) 550 8 6% Communes, Lely 9, raatk of respect from the Danes. Tt is motoustomary fora | scnuort and for that of thelr wi CALIFORNIA MINING. represent a total of $49,914,459, and the residue of coin | COm™ meal, Jersey... 475 a —| Tho United States steamer Augusta, Commander Alex. | national vessel to salute a foreigner first, and in deviating ves and ohittiem, Wat ROR. PORNO EET in the eoeaney perch ametanes ra a a ae tia Goen meal, Brandy wi ¥ - & 600] onder Murray, and the monitor Miantonomoh, Com- | from this custom the Desih ‘ship gavo usa striking | Provably also for some agod relative, too old and too CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. 1 im proportis e dema: Yorn racal, puncheons, . (tea (oR Pera , arrived here last 8 , after Drodt of Unale kind nesanig and toeeey saueees infirm to care for themselves, and for whom the work- . ‘ —The demand for wheat continued modorate, but an ad- that it nacurally commauca a higher prevalum than it a | YA%C® Of 2c. 0 e, was established on prime grados, | a rough passage from the Noro ef something loss than | The of the Sound was de ightfal. ‘The shores | '26 man always has a cosoy seat by the fireside, a hoary 4 ly Commaacts a higher premium than it Which are in light supply. ‘The sales were onty 26,000 | ave days, of Denmark and Sweden are charming in thetr fresh | Invitation to share his frugal meal, and, above all, a satisfactory to reflect upon, or that the state of rae ee ye $2 ny for eas No. eanpeorgges — ONDER WAY PROX ENGLAND. vordure. The polling Sonny, ve coppredi beee —_ friendly greeting anda kind word. Well, indecd, might the lie» oredit ald if for ic spring. Corn o| easier, with a there by magnificent forests, n “i ly meas siaerthone Doane ace snes Timitea demand, but closed firm, with an improved busi; | _ We left our anchorage off Sheerness, England, on Mon- | tna” perween “them lay yellow. olds of grain, | #0me who move in a far highor sphere of lifo take exam. ness doing. Sales 165,000 bushels at 60340. a 81340. for | day, the 16th, at two o'clock P. M., with afresh broeze | luxuriant pastures, covered with cattle and sunny | ple in this from the laborer, who earns his daily bread commodity, is influenced by the laws of supply and de- sound mixed Western, 780. for unsound do. and 79. © | wowing fro i parks, in which’ were beautifal villas and cosey the sweat of his brow: hari ing from the northeast, and a prospect of a tively by w; for such ity ig not given tmaud during @ period of suspension. 80c, for inferior do, Oats wore loss sought for, with farmhouses, The country seemed to be carefully culti- celautae bat somo persone argue that there hus been a contraction | Pye tending: Oe hee ee ee ‘tos, nod sag poe lnk, bearoea tenataas | We. | ee revs lbalhrosaniant thes! ‘of the currenog ince the war t Ated, because the for Milwaukee and 4lc. a 440. for Clucago. Rye IN COMPANY, were all bly surprised at the appearance of the | the heart, and is looked upon and accepted as a matter ued dulband heavy at 0c. a 7c. for Western (in- Admiral Walkor, 8f the Royal Navy, commander of | scenery. It reminded one of the charming viows one | of course by the set to which he belongs, and he who The Recent Discoveries in Nevada County Richness of the Quartz—Stamping Mills i= Operation—Abundance of Wood and Water eral Characteristics of the Country, &e. Musvow Laks, Kxcxcaior: Doreer, ‘Navapa ‘County, Cal., July 18, 1806. A NEW MINING DIETEIOT—I1S LOCATION, This is a uew mining district, over which quite am amount of excitement has raged in California andthe neighboring State of Nevada, It is situated inthe north- of commerceand the amount of eurrency in circulation logal tender notes jen reduced; “| ferior.) Barley and malt were dull and entirely nominal, hasin England. A more close and intimate examina- oe eee = ee ee ha that | “Covenr.—The market was without appareut change in | tho Sherness naval station, and a number of high-oMt- | tion of the rural districts about Copenhagen more than | 495 not practise its the exception, east corner of Nevada county, away up among the lofty - a oi cs MS | any respect. No transactions were heard of. cials of the yard and some ladies accompanied us down | confirins the high opinion formed of the country as we After. the day laborers have gone the milkman ap- | summits ofthe Sierra Nevadas. ‘The first name of the ‘wr more than offset this reduction, say to the extent of Corron continued dull and nominal, with a declining passed rapidly along. It is wonderfully beaut How then the baker, and all ‘ se ci ’ about a hundred millions, and that the aggregate of | tendency, ‘There was scarcely any business up totwe | te Fiver fa the yacht of the yard, and watched with | P may appear under the colder influence of wiater I can- | 2°" e ry the other tradesmen suc- 4 town frou which 1 write this was Summit City, so calle I paper money im cireniation is loner now than it | £20Ck the sales nt that hour only reaching 100 bales; | great intorest, as they ran alongside of the Miantonomoh, | not cay. Provably it would not be 6o attractive. consively, until gradually the human bees are fairly | from its being located on one of the summits of the range bat later there was considerable sold for shipment and the movements of the hugo ship as she steamod through AT ANCHOR. swarming to their work, When the streets commence speculation, and the sales for the day covered 1,100 5 ital of those rolal P Dates, partly at figures below our quotations, though’ the | the tncreasing swells coming in from the North Sea, But Pristina Py bray: Trea peat te fhe foreot the | fling, and engaged in commercial “pursuits are tarket closed noiivatly as follows :— the seas were too light to cause any perceptible movoment | Augusta, and a natronal salute of twenty-one guns was | *?out starting for their places of business, a number of he eg ae Mobile, N.O.@T | of the ship, and her progress through the water was | fired, which was returned by the batteries near by. | boys come onthe stago, They constitute perbaps the 28 28 Shortly afterwards a Danish commander came on boat i ‘sy | marked only by an occasional dash of a wave larger than aa NS cera ‘every facility, (0° Comumandet ioe most juvenile representatives of any branch of industry 35 | its fellows over the bows, and a bubbling of the blue | which he politely acknowledged. that exists in this city. They are, nevertheless, se use- ge lp A SOK keceaith IRNME, : = waters under her stern, Tho yacht and a private steamer bea pisit. tage si ful that their absence would causo serious annoyance, grain were lower. To Liverpoo! 30,000 bushels corn | called tho Stella, an exact counterpart of the Deerhound, eraining tilt mere Ly eye wwe | 28 even real inconvenience to a very Inrge portion of were taken per steamer at bd. To Glasgow, per steamer, | of Alabama memory, ran a dozen miles with us, and on | expected to meet Cay then, in con- | he population, especially to those who reside in board- but si 19,000 bushels baricy on private terms. ‘To Uavre, per | seaving dipped their flags to sho ships, which compliment | seq: ence of the severity of the ‘choleke at that ing houses, furnished apartments, &c., and have no referred to, 7,500 feet abovo the level of the sea, The district is about fourteen miles in length by govenin width, Although rich quartz ledges have been known to exist here since 1863, the excitements raging about regions mu¢h farther from home have caused it to lie ia the shade, it being a notorious fact on this coast that the farther a new mining district is off, and she more 4if- cult and expensive to reach, the greater will be the rush of Californians to (t, distance in their eyes invariably bas been at any former period. Moreover, nearly the whole of the amount of legal tenders withdrawn from cifci:tation was in interest bearing notes which did not fulfil the ordinary functions of currency, but were held like bonds as investments. Honce we are in the midst of tho greatest paper monoy inflation yet known in tlds country, and as there is only about twelve miflions more of national bank notes to be issued we are meaning the culmiuating point. After Ordinary .. Fy it port, this is passed thers will bo a pause, followed by | steamer, 600 bales cotton, p. t, ‘'o Autwerp, per steamer, 1 fi king dreadful havoc, the Assistant Secre- 7 peep contraction provided for by act | 900 beKe collec at 20s” A schooner, to” south | W&# Folurned by the Augusta and the iron-clad, secre ot orm ka taco anidwe ‘soall et’ ouce proceed to | S@Trante.of their own to minister to yheir wants. The | ending enchantment to the view. But last fall this . meno nt ese sido Cuba aud back, sugar, 60c., and molasses, AN OFFIOIAL SALUTE, Cronstadé direct. lade in question are district succeded in pushing itself into notioe by the ex- of Cee wit! hardly exert any percep: | on deck, $3; 6ix brige and a steamer to Cow Ray, C. B. Tho formidable flagship of the station of Sticerness, on VISITORS ON ROARD. L-netaeunepusepand hibition in the State of Novada and in California of ma- and back, coal, $4 76 a $6; three brigs to Lingan. and back, coal, $4 75: a schooner to Belfast, corn, schooner from’ Newborn, to Fall River, boards, $1 tibie efect for two or three years to come unless new laws providing Cor the contraction of the currency should be passed. There is consequent os A large number of visitors have, called aboard tho | and they may be spoken of tn conjunction with the news- Pasting, alee galuted us by dipping her colore, while ber | ching and have boon hospitably entertained. Yesterday | noys, ag they both belong to the same claw, having tho 3 merous rich specimens of gold quartz from it. Now it one | band played American aud English national airs, a com- | the Danish Minister of Marine, his Exceilency H. Groor, has a population of some two thousand, and one thou- from Elizabothport to Portland, coal, $2; two from Fiiza- i f: ft Dock: same origin and the same characteristics, their sole dif-) nottung in the present aspect of financial af’irs calculat- | bethport to Boston, $2 26; three cro Hlizavettuport to 1 Pliment walch we did not fall to recoguize ia au appro- Be aa oe enaoE CGeueral to, nis | ference conststing in thelr occupations. sand claims have been recorited in it, upon all of whtch { ed to inspire distrust of values or prices, but, on the con- | S#letn, $2 25; two hence to Potsmouthy corn, 72c, ; one | Priale manner. ‘ajeaty the King; Rear Admiral Michelson, Commodore | _ It is very lucky that sufficient encouragement is given | tho pretence of work bas been dove whieh the law ee. } i Rovewbarzpor Tc. ; one to Boston, 6c. ; 0 Ne t Pemenwano. E. Sucuson, Captain Sommers, of the iron-ciad to boys to follow.these pursuits; for otherwise the force | quires bofore the title is made good, and some atty trary, much to sustain conddence in both. ship to Melbourne; ‘a Bremen bark to Adclaide he Ne Sea q The mr . | of circumstances would 1 ‘of thet ‘Dei 0 “pon a ne i be Tho course to the North was marked by nothing | Peder Skrain; Captain skibstead, Director of the oe compel many m to become 1° em tunnels. and! shafts’ have’ been run ersnnl: Tho stock market closed steady on Saturday afternoon | to Valparaiso and Callao; a sbi peculiar, The-Augasta took the lead, as senior vessel, and ;, Commander Schonheyder, Sub.’ | yotaries of Mercuty, | The greater number of these chi- eer. Ouly four milis have been erected, two of which (atone ure at present working, " i THK MITERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THIS DISTRICT . are entirely new to that portion of our country west of ‘ip to Bue oC .. Shanghae; a British brig to Rio Sansiro; 8 Norwegan at che subjoined quotations:—New York Central 105% a bark to Aspinwall; @ British brig to Demerara; a bark 106, Erie 69% a 9%, Hudson River 11974 a 120, Rend- | from Sicily to New York, aud @ schoonor to Corpus terms, ing 11214, Michigan Southern 8575 a Cleveland and | Christi—on private efter wee Moiacans was in fairly active demand, but at reduced ogg their parents ats very early age, either tonomok followed oF the Shipbuildi rtment; Commanders | aren the Miani followed some distance after, both | {reer ang Sohulte Directors Of the Murine; and Liew. | bY death, rion, a crime which is by no means vessels running off at about seven knots without trouble. | terant Rothe, Military Secretary, Chef du Cabinet Mili- ane, and are to provide for themselves as AGENSATION FOR “OLD samTs.”” taire de §. F. le Ministee, and others visited the Augusta, | best they can. Some of the lads of the city who are and were received by Commander Murray, who enter- or have parents are tauglit by them to beg and Pittsburg 817% @ 4%, Rock island 106 a Northwest rT we reat numb f sailis Is of es | prices. ‘The full particulars we wore unable to learn, fe passed a great number of sailing vesse! all ‘them il tien showed about steal, and are rewarded or punished, according to the orn 35% 0 96—proforred 67%, Fort Wayne 1051¢ a 24, | Bat we understood that over 1,600 hhds.. principally | classes on their way to London, and evideatly gave their | “ined ‘em for s while aud te tem about tue | Gogros of okill or awkwardness displayed in the practice | ‘B@ Rocky Moentaine, ‘The quartz. {s almost all thickty Onio and Mississippi certidientes 297; a 203s, Cumberland | clayed and touscovado of low grade, changed hands at | navigators a lively sensation, The strange, odd, novel | Before leaving a salute of Afieen guns was fired in | Of these arts, The parenis or. goailians usually stipue interspersed with iron pyrites, and the gold is hidden tm 47% 048, Ivor 69% a 51, ‘The latest sale of gold from 4c, a 62c., the market closing quict and hea ? “ honor of the Minister of Marine. fate a certain amount which they must ‘obtain exeh day, | them and suipburets, which must go through the roasting ie ge rere Mea ante Guo Cas A 9 gs aurea 40g | Hooking mae of tare pine and chs, ack nd | vAiver they hed completed ele tvpection ofthe | andi they have am siocesded chaining upon iba F gr eaulphuriing proces prepratery te crvhing 3 good, 3 ce, massive, that floated undor huge volumes‘of black emoke | Augusta, Captain Murray conducted them to the Mian y rely mn, sent Some of the surface rock hus been desulphurized by the ‘Teade in all Geparta:sats is in a semi-stagnant condi- tion over the entire cours. and particularly in this ciey, owing to the reports of the Boand of Heaith regard. img “cholera,” which have doterrea country traders from coming hero to make their purchases. Many of Tae Linsoa wae 1h mettirate Sobbiiag dared ‘end these have been coutented to supply their imme- | firm at $1 79a $1 8l. Fish oils were steady al our last a tke stocks of jobbers at uotations. dai sranta from ike stocks (of Jobbers ab some | “"provisioss.—Recelpts 12 pkgs. ent meats. ‘There was halfway poimt {athe dry goods trade in J ut tittle activity in the pork market, which was scarcely this city there wx a little more activity | go firm, closing dull and heavy at $31 65 cash for new last week, but tho domaad was irregular and the volume pang ire me nada. = ose aon. of busincas very light for this season ef the year. ‘the | for prime; also 1,250 bbls. now mess, for October seller's stock of domestic good, not heavy, but as it iscon- | option, at $31 06 a $31 123¢. Beef was in moderate de. Oaod to a few hands fears of forced sates are entertained® and auch, a8 @ matter of course, add to the prevailing 7 ry u - | bed without food, and subjected to other general ill as it moved rapidly but seomingly without motion over | (OnotiOt ea eee eee ahip, which impressed thoms:| treatment, ‘They are thus kept in such a continual stato ting ‘ev of the waters af the Nore, attracted @n immenso deal of | SPecrive Svery DATE oUt ee a inunmeasured | Of fear and eudjection that very fow dare avail them. attention. Every skipper who found himself in the | terms of the.entire vecanaeianate af ae which } S@ives of un op) nity..to escape from whe vicinity of the queer monster, or Ina position to draw | they recognized as the most perfect engine of war afloat. | thraldor, leet should again throw th cs AX OLD ADMIRAL’S OPINION, into the hands of their reecitors. A rather nearer to it, at once stood towards it and made a close One ‘of the old admirals said:—You Americans ate so | 8™Musing story, illustrative of this fact, is thus told, A inspection, and passed on satisfied with the resuit, if we | practical in everything ! ve destroyed the port. | gentleman, taking a stroll one evening, was accosted. by could judge rom the appearance of the faces that lotled he ‘of the old navy, and we have now to throw it aside | & dirty, little barefooted boy, whose rage hardly sufficed ‘ & and tive under water, 1 may be, and forgot coniforts, | 10 cover iim, and whotold a very pitiful story about over the bulwarks and contemplated with critical eyo the | The cid navy lias gone to the devil! having no parents and being obliged to fast all day for strango craft under American colors. One muy easily DANISH. OFPICIAL INSPECTION, the want 8 few cents to bo A ds” asked th i “ ” . “ So strong an impression did the ship make u “ Ave your fathor and mother both dead *” asked the Seueee ne Somer severe oe tanta a Ta | them ‘that Uhey asked permission to fend om board an | gentleman. bers" from these salty critics 5 they floated by. I vem- | oaicial commission to examine tho ship, which was | “Yes.” ; ture to say not one verdict was in favor of the possibility | graated. Tue most scientific and able men in the Danieh | *< With whom do you live, then?’ of the low raft floatiug twenty-four lonrs at sea, She is | DAVY were on the Re ae na ae sirseay 5 made a he! Wee Aye nomi very close comprebensive investigat every by net far endugh above water to suit old shell-backs who | (hig ‘aew or nove. about the ship to their complete gsi action of the atmosphere, and crushings from (t have frequently yielded from $150 to $200 per ton by assay, and occasionally results of this kind have footed ap thousands of dotlara, The mill process gives a generat average result of $40 per ton, and this has been achioved by mills not by any means entirely suited for working the peculiar rock of the district. RICHNESS OF THE LEDCKS—ARUNDANCE OF WOOD AND Watem, So far ag the ledges have been penetrated the surface promises of richness have been more than sustained, thus proving that the indications pot merely acci- = rich eng id pec e broad, averaging ten leet in wi well defined. Free a large qi ea in many pieces desulphunized rock, oe vat Srorss.—Splrits turpentine vias unchanged, with small ealos at 720. © 7c, _ Of rosins we notice sales of 250 bbls, pale at $8 62%; a $9, 200 do. No. Lat $6, and 200 do, common at $3, Tar was steady at $3 50 a bee ‘4 for Wilmington. mand and firm at $16 a $20 for new plain inees, and $20 a $24 for new extra do., with sales of 400 bbls, within tho range, Beef hams were withow decided dopression, Asa consequence fof this generat duluess | Cut meats continued firm at unchanged quotations; | are accustomed to high ships, that is, before they have ‘| eatictactior ind to your’ era ly of a dark red color, frequently int the quantity of commercio!l paper making is small, alg | sale* 400 pkgs. at 20c, a 22r, for hams, and 1éXc. tried ber, : If we remain here Jong the King os to visit the “No! She beats me vhen [ have uot enough money | with black streaks. In many respects the quarts OS 5 16%4c, for shoulders. Of bacon we have no sales to re- i ships and see what (he Americans Ew roduced, e her.’ of this region resembles that of Colorade itory, though the demand for discounts onthree months’ paper | port,” ‘The lard market was quiet and scarcely so firm, oye adh dialer KS PRaue Raresenxesn. : Where does she live?”” but it ig not mixed to anyihing lke the same extent from the merchants is incressing, apparently a | with sates of 900 Dbis. at 18%c. a 21 hic. ‘We took our departure from the English coast at seven All. the editors of the principal Danish papers visited No, — street with rebellious, base ‘metals, which in some places there ter was steady at 200. a 33, for We nd 30c. a 42c, for State, Cheese was more active and tirm at 6c. a 19¢. for ety well, sbe hall sot if! treat von in future; a 50 firmly the gold that science Las not yet, I view to taking advantage of che present facilities for ob taining discounts, ‘The best narnes pars at 6 a 6, and the next best at 65 a 7 jor cont, foreign exchange bas hoon dull but steady, clomng rates wore nomiaaliy 68 under:—Rankers’ bills o'clook in the ovening, after we had discharged our pilot, | the ship the same day, and were shown around by the . 3 officers. They were very tauch ified witn their visit, | Policeman shali go to he; and investigate tue tate believe, muveuted any entirely wegen | Process of and headed for the north eud of Deumark, to a the | oud have published long and ph ee ‘eccounts of. the No sooner were these words uttered than the ii separating ther. Ledves richer in prowise and pros- Handshotm light, at the mouth of the Skaggerack, the | ship and the appearance of evergthing on board. ‘Their | T89al, instead ofappearng pleased at the prospect of re- | pects wider or better defined do not exist on the coast— channel leadiug from the Noxih sea or German Ocean to | verdict is not unsimilar to that of previous writers, lief, turned round and ran away as fastax he coul’, | if om the continent, and if the development of irs Tal tuted, cod tence io tea Balle, whe ‘A oweene BONTOR Without waiting to taks the eleemorynary penny which | the futuro revenis all that the present promises there Cattegat ” nd On Sunday last a very agreeable and novel event oc. | Was intended for Lim. He evidentiy feared tiwt lis re- | will be no district on the coast so blessed minsrally | Passage up was Doisterour, and the heavy, short eas | curred, The Swegish monitor Jolin Ericson passed | let would ont 1 por thig one is. Then itenjoys the immense ady antage Pp sales, ‘6 'sc., and 500 do, for al at the la:ter price. Bonded was scarcely so Grim, with a limited de- mand. Sales, 900 bblz., at 42c. @ 44c,; also 1,000 do. on England at sixty days 107%¢ © 108, three days Tb a delet, 990 tht ee Q s be aml that he would piti- “ 7. bilts Kerli fa 73, standard white for October, a c., buyer's option, We encountered ahead wero a serious obstacle to the | down the Sound oiPh to Sweden, Si mately fail into Mrs, ——'s liaods again, and be left to | having abundaut lies of timber —pit fr, ¢, commercial 206.4 107, bills on Herlin 72); a 73, om | SRT OT Move market oontinned fairly active, and & " rad Uney pected Tunide ot Sete Cee | hier tontlor mercies; andl ‘caso there sno doabt | and. timatsc—for from $2 (0 $i'per cord. Wood fir of a corvette, and they passed inside of both our vessels vapid progress of the Miastonomoh. They came down | &: “reduced speed. ‘The corvette sent ap the Danton | that she woul 16 a 3, on Bromen Frankfort 41% @ 42, on Aambor, shade better prices were again obtained, the business be- fret can be had at the doors of the ade np forlost time by giving Tim a 18M. ES Nagao oy cided etal oe ee before the strong gales {rom the northeast with tremen- } far first and saluted it, and then put the Stare and | hits more whipping and les supper than usual, neighboring State of Nevada—generally as pooemag nad the Milwaukee and St. Pant Ruitea: be were in lor yy ous force, and in the alioa! waters of the North Stripes at the fore, and saluted it with seven gune for | , TEE KEWSSOY, Umber as & New York ponticlay of honesty-—from $1 Beecher ap: ener aeyr gy era puedes acs Fh innde,, at from 0% cehare varisll Gobind thbet bot8 ‘ead dent duturbaiee, | Commaniler Wnrrey. which the Augusta returnedtows for | But such boys becotae in Utne honarable boot} $16 per cord is the price paid tor wood. The @ Company from January 16 August wore 10,0. a 4c. for Yorto Rico, and 1 . m "| gun. ‘The monitor then called all hands and cheered | Whou they con excaze fvom their parents or g value of their Filyer rock per ton there is now about $30; 486 ne of Martiniqre; also 2,929 they were piled up in wild confusion, testing the buoy- | the Miantonomol, which the crew of the latter returned | Of course the profite of the newsvendors the average cost Of crushing, &e., $20. Hore, ao far, the 386. sugar was fairly active, an ancy of any vessel. in a rousing style, with an additional one to cap the | t° provide them with ail the necessaries of life, vic: | average value bas been ; the cost of crushing $18, 16%¢., and A coffee at 15%. ‘the lively motion, pitched into them, | climax, given wilt a will, Thesweder proceeded right | fod, lodging, aud cléliing. and wany of them Would | and this last figure will be greatly reduced wiya the Increase... abyeandioteie ales of 1000 bags Rangoon in bond Augusta, wit t » \ * | on their voyage. ‘The aflair was cnexpected and unusual, | YC obliged to reek their repose on doorsteps or in barns, | conntyy is opened up properly by roads, and when every- “Por the month of J: gales 22,0001 be. 61 1040: 0 SK. but with ber ener id sea qualities she iaid her on Gynt the more gratetul and agreeable to us. hay-lotty, - abe ng hora fob at ma — tho | thing gets into smooth Meeting beg “7 ot ; ma gC & SEC. 5 | course righ! om, though witu some exertion. he Jobin bricston ie in shape hike the monitors in the | ¢*)stence of ax admirably institution, called the © News. ‘Chie district is also bievsed with ihe rave advan! ed . : leo 30,000 Ibs, grease at 10%e. a 1240. por th, 7 = 4 | South Adaniic squadron, auch ns the Sengus, Mavopac, | bore Lodging House,” situated ‘at No 128 Fulton | plentiCal rupplies of water, ‘There are two Bi ‘Tho Miantonomoh found it hard work to drive ab por ‘and TALLow was without decided change ; sales 80,000 Ibs, -Afty moontain lakes in it. Some of them are only ponds: 1588 .. and others of that class. She was not painted, but | sleet, which, Loweyer, docs not conine its shelter to atid jc. a 12%e. per Ib. e againet the heavy sens, aud her specd was materially | bronzed, and loolzed very neat and ahlp-ehape. In her | Uewsboys alone, inf extends ite hospitality to all | im point of size, but all are crystal in purity, and coldas Docreave.... : Wuisnny.—Roceipts 639 bbie, ‘The market oontinned | diminished. One day we inade loss than ouc hundred | turret were iwo thirtéan inch guns, made. as was the | those who are howel-s, whoxe age> aro aes boyoud the | ice even at this #eason, cho carnings of the Mi duil, and prees were nominally unchanged. prey rere oy ship, on the plans of Mr. Kriesson. ‘The Swedes are very | limit set by the rules of the ibetitution, “ant whose AUCCRSSEUL B11, OPERATIONS, Railway Company fro _ - anxious that ®* should it Stockholm, which we are | Characters are not s¢ vicious as te endanger the moral One cieht-stamp mill here is crashing seventy tons of reo Albany Live Stock Market. THE IRON-CLAD FULLY TRSTTD, very ike to de Among the exriy visitors to the ship pcre mgeag er Sov inghemernnp The a of = naturally desulphurized rock per week, ayan Cee gg | S ‘ teres: et a forrful sizht to waten the | was Hon. Geo. Yeamun, Minister Resident of insti is ovide merely a temporary home for | $10 per ton, ‘This rock is yielding am average 1986. [From the Argus, August 11} ews woes Sag hot States at this court, He received the eustomerr cites | these toys, te lustaet them apd to tmpwovetheis morals | £40 "ner tn ares. th ‘The market just closing has been an untavorable one for sellers. They bought pretty freely in the West, at about last week's prices, and reached Albany with their motions: ei 7 F ton, from whieh figures their net of the tron-ciad as she plonghed through the | orafeen guns from the Auguste. Mr. Chaties ¥. Roose. | wanners and babile during their puny. gud if possible | can Feadily ‘bo estimated. An. offer, has teen tants awiftly moving massex of water. In a long rolling | yelt, United States Consul, has also visited the ships and | ¢¥entually 19 better their positions, hy finding thom per- | to the company by reeponsible parties to roast and crush nt situations, In which, by dint of honesty, indus | their sulphuret rock at $12 per tou, and a guar- + Wor the month of July = m po k hat there sea.e ship has time to rise from a pitch over one rea so | been honored by the nsual salute of seven guns. faa ete seek ‘a iene to latin thad there ent, ane hs that he may easily meet the following, and ride over | OU" Gay of departure for Russia is now uncertain, try and persiverang, they can esru a reepectabie livelt- | anice will be given that ninely per cent. of the gold 1498. New Yorkers camo to market pressing for a deciine of J ALS WEIL. hood, and thaliy whieve independence, For this } will be saved. The value of this guarantee may be esti- por th,, aud the receipts being liberal, holders were com- | % but with a short chopping sea, such as we ingot in | The health of officers and crew of both ships eoutinues | PUrpose large H.iMMors of bork are Seut-out (othe West- | mated, when Eatate that some of the mills have been Neorease hed'to” meke Whe, convemten’ Bron. 69 this, | the German Occan, & vessel must be excoodingly tively } exceedingly goo. o- ain ond Nt tery ort by sitnediern ded reaponaible | stambling aloag jn the crushing of rock in #0 sespertene pendrin pti + lahat Me as rade , i - vals, ery offea happens that after a iapse of to thirt coat, The earnings of the McGregor Westorn ita buyers from tue ety did uot euler upon the trade with | to carry a dry deck. The Miantonomol oneountored the Coreswscrs, July 26, 1800, | Years these bors, grown imin’mu, rec to thauk thu | ‘he patetonag tapers weered te have bees sored pany for the month of July wero:— tively large TJomund that oxists (or Hrighton and the seher | WOTst seas she has ever scen, and sho came out of them RKADY YOR CRONSTAWT, NUT DRLATRD RY BAD NEWS institution tor havke placnt the stopping stuns upon | A splendid twenty-staip mill is now in process of 1965 $27,607 | Eastern markets, holders would not escape without | finely, Driving ahead, the huge inass of wood aud iron, @outtary to expectations, we are net yet of for'c whieh ave built themeciven fortanes, - | erection in one of the largest ond richest promising 4394 16) heavy loses. As itis, somo of them report a loss equal | wonderfully buoyant for the weight carried, she would y to expectations, we are not yet off for Crom. | ing Howse, consist) of a large echoo! rodre miner of the district, amd it will be completed in about Se tothe freight on their stock from Totielo while several the A s orn . stadt, and it is very doubtful whether we shall sturt for ton is au fora, in wivich chew reeowe } forty days, The results trom this mill are anxtousty DeCrenDWi sa ede vel. Vedado ‘ hundred beeves are still in the yards unsold, The dechne | fe slewly to the coming sos, which, crested with | Russia under two or three weeks. The cholera is ra Was tethen: ini coats obra eae looked for. i eae on the besi extra is about '.¢. per pound, but the a a white mass of foam, bore swittly and with | win fearful violence in St. Petersburg, and the people | permitted i #i and read, or # 3 he-pel “ el : Th 7 ; \- + The variations in the pricey of the leading stocks id | falling off on all grades, quality considered, 1s terrible force upon ker, turewening to submerge and | gre dying by hundreds daily. The disease has assumed | #lves by playing chess, checkers mille, or any toresdkepading Troms too iste ot Revenues Guill thoond ® (he Orst session of the Exchange on euch Saturday of | less than sc. ‘ aii sail ar bury her for ever, and lifting her wedge-like bow high | gn epidemic form, and secme to be incre: with great | fame excepting thee of chance, which are strictly pro | of May, ‘they are ntionded with very deep mows—m } the inst four woelts were a# follows: — a eerie os Cenital Badrenhs extisoniien coven | tn att, chowiiet (he reddlah live of tbe plating and below - q ith great | hivied. Bad langtage and untidy batite are wo depth ot Afveee. feet being nor wacoeneon atest ana July 2. duly 2 repo this market, over the Central Kauroad, estitnating seve iD air, lated % wed = Fapidity, A despatch by telegraph yesterday from Gen. | gently forbidden, ind those boys prove the the nipping winds ot the New England States are “as . de Ang. &. Avg 11 | toon to the car:— joe the gleam of her eopjer, the would ride over the ®°. | wat Clay, our Minister, to Mr. Fox, who arrived yester: 7 infnediately disinixsed, \ovt their exam: ) wanting. Gewever, so that, though the snow is deep, "9 oak, then down to moet the foliowing wave, , i " ple should become pontagious the weather te er woh oan 4.905 | and then plage down Salada. inaaleniniea — Gay morning ftom Germany, states that between three |! there js a large Yooden table .n the schoolrunm, in the | ferred to, Last winter the ouly meats of eonnenion. Alton & Terre Haute prot. 64% 3,200 | here she experienced trouble Space between the | and four hundred are dying daily, and the returns ex- | top of which oles wre pierced, sulbeient!y large t allow | tion with (he outelde world was by waeane @f an‘ express eee Soe ae Total vince | waves was so short that with ber immense iencth sho | iipig a startling increase in the number of new cnsrn, the mneertion of pitves of moncs: o drawer nndermeath shoes Who went down wemiweekly te lene . . . rot ry is ae th Lotes in p re te 7 Choveland & Pitsburg. -- = 84)4 900 | Could aot rise.quickly enough to pass over it, and so she | he Journal of St, Petersburg confirms the ad news, | {erie "tum holes spe dit murabered. can cach ee te | Bally x Station om ue Tuten Fiacsiage road from Sacre mento to Vircin’n cliy, Nevada, and brought a —— POW Tago tage = ved went through i. and it is vory apparent that theepidemic bas not reached | a separate compartment of the demwe and papers to (he Wibernsting inhabitants of the burs SWEPT WITH THR Waves. vank,’’ info whiclithe boys are induced to t atl town. ite climax, which geners!ly occurs about one month i. y ¥ cloe:— 1 d hey pare afler paying for thel tng. ee CRRTRAT ¥ This wert Laut verek, | Te would sweep in rotling and seething along, divide | rier it has assumed a decided form. San Which fe feeisted trem by ihe inccieation at's | The grest raiitond—ihe Centon) Tycine in whieh ome Extra. 9 26 a 9 15 on her sharp bow, and roll in sold green water twelve | Consequently the subject of visiting the Russian capi. | nomial sate. ‘Tir bank ix wpeved af the eud of every | hopes are entivernd wud for whieh Our prayers gre First 8 a8 TH tepoell whatever h is to connect Wilh the Union Pacife somewhere im feet thick up to her forward turret, and then | 9) at once has been reconsidered. A board of surgeons | Month, And the yore ark wdlvived te quality they inay have saved #ince the tust the vieinity of Salt Lake, and give usa rond across Third quality. have met to-day. on the Augusta and cor of “their fonds, either with the instit ch | comtinent, wil he completed to Polly's Station by sons Tafertor . ... facts before them, and they have w pays them five per coat for the ume of il, or | Ooteter, and wil) thus place this town within tom = asm ¥ feet above the top pA turret, drenching bad that it would not be savisuble to take 2 iooged i. eome benk, ‘There are it, tnd by Keeping up datiy travel on tieighe INESS HOUSES . OHNE. officers and man there, and not any one on the | #ia at presoat, and eulject them to the danger of becom- | two or three in oye who daring & toatl te: he station rete e HEAVY QUSIHEDS HOUSES 10 TOLEDO, HR hurricane Ciher seer rolling m in thie frightful | ing inlected. i : | say of afew y ve teary a eLanmuede \eavet com be tne thee Mar.posa The following men snd firms report for the yeor end- leg break and draw = water ty the very Uy the report, which was signed hy Pedtes barked, | hf a have eared Ay oF $200, wh e aoMices | t regards snpplies aud te mou $200,000 or more. the hurricane deck, descend ja miuia- | of the Miantonomon ond by Assistant Surgeons Scot j to wartthem ins staal be a « em to | ary for the people on thie Hew Yous mre Ri. eeingertdbycenicecptlemrtes ~ fagatas upon the hendw of the watoh. of the Augusta ned Green of the Miantonomom, 10 has | maintain themecieen comfortably.” There wre olen Iaige B cutumn ail that may be wanted wed ot These co not include the sales by manufacturers—the | “the seone was exceedingly wild and not without | been determined by Captain Fox that it would not be | dormitories i which iron boustewie ocr forged, fer. | for the winter latter taking ont a license for that bueiness amd report- | elements of fear; but the ponderous bow would again | proper to proceed (o Russia at present, as the risk if (vo | nished with clean shite sheets, snd tev neat and | ANT OF CAPITAL 4 ing the amount of their sales monthly: — rise from under thig mountain of water and roll it of in tidy @& to excie the wonder and pup very {| ‘The then here whe own the ciaine of the district are 104 King Brothers. ..$2,425,00 Hyde & Woodbury $226,000 } gleaming and flashing cascades that ewept from the cut- Captain Fox has determined, if it ia thought advisable, | visitor, When» boy |e first Received iy Tetituiion | generelty ime very “nypecuniour’’ Condition, aad have i ah We Young & ku, 200,000 | water to abait the turret, looking like aamall Trenton. | 10 go to St. Vetersburg in person, and deliver the letter | be ie thoroughly cleansed and purved: i lair seme {het Gee toewne fo develop the mines, and are conse. r & Co, cee 1,728,108 Brown & ‘lair. 000 | The foliowi sea she would almost escape, but | from the President to the imperor; but it is not pro. | elort. and (he sie of bie person i eLomined, in ordpr i Mone, Just menacing to lite; and even Careingt * Keeler & Hubbell $28,000 | the next again would crashing and ruhing ‘over. | bable that thix course will be adopted, ax Che Russians | that he may be plied under medica! (rvtment, fam |e 4 Not Ae if the credit, or, in the clnasteat 000 Luce, Chayin & Be it went on for ve, all wild, fearful and | desire to see the ships and extend the most liberal and | Cessary He (hen receives (rsh ne th nie wom was abolished. acitas Were quoted on cach Saturday Biase. 470,000 | (hreatening s* seen from ‘the turret, but below | proface hoxpitalities to the offcers and men, (Our | which he wakes iv appearance, we wudiy cry Mito | Treg ae for then of capiial te Come of the past fowr weeks a» follows Faton & Backus, 400,000} in the cabin and ward room—ont of sight of | special telegram from London, dated at the Queen'® | be destroyed. Alu ghterery boy bos te stripy entirely, | ond examine {vee miter, pot wp mills andve paid for hely Cummings, Waron these frightfut sexe—a summer jotel on the Tih of August and published in the Hersny | and to ger in 4 without any artiele of wearing ay- | im receiving Ome third ae-ball of the mi ar | a 8. Ave 4. f A Boiler... 369,961 | imperceptible rol, and a meant itch, on Thareday, August 9, informed our readers that (he | perel. By this duane they cannot soll the bed linen OF | ey be Shue thre vit mil are tab Snes of 18..... gal +, ¥. Bissett, e+e $50,000 Secor, Berdank(o 1,100,000 | or sudden motions. The quiet breathing of the ma Russian fleet had set for Hetsingfore to mert the | lying down in the clothes, | edt on thew terms, Cue mill in alresay Res Of TEST... -... 18 a A. Hopkin 660,000 Hell. Emerson & engines ae they forced ahead the ponderons holt, wa at the imperial wish bas Ween | during the vay. anc thes bevwame habs (hs dreelng | golme up under thie Arewocement, ines of 1968... 14 Hubbard & ‘0 829,000 | the sound heard hore, No howl of wind and 00 40 themselses h they never do hete voerane | PEER OF TRADERS Ton forties. . atest ‘382,000 | Of seething water ontered in that quiet retreut, ae TO RE RESC MED, Nile, When terced co sleep M (he open sir or many hole } Although ee Lhave shown, very [ttle ba been dome Five twenties of 1962 +4 J . or, | 200,000 | wonderfnl ship ploughed her course through the angry the matter is not definitely determined it ie | into which they com crawl Fach bey'* bed is nom. | the develenment oc the mines of the dixtriet, Five-twentios of 1864 106 08", 10714 200,000 | waters of the North ven, under a wild, gloomy, clitling j likely that the ships willremain here fora little while, | bered. and besides the comparitient in ihe hauk, cores. | anticipation of goldel days to come, there has beek Five twenties of 1096. 100 s = ‘211,000 | sky, aud into a strong northerly gale. and then touch at cneot two Swedish ports making a | ponding iy nomber with his bed. te lms a locker la } great infires of ttlere, hotel, saloon and slorek Tand }-10ths, let serion. 10855 14 yeme (1086 | 286,000 | A’ Brookiyn forrs Post celesions more tiaeasiness at | stay of come darution at Stockbolm, to await the de. | which Le can se ure any property lie way porters, A | who bave built Hp this and some tio other towne Tand %-10chs,24 series. 108% = 104 104%, 10535 ‘i times by her motion than was experienced unrler the | crease of the cholera in Rusia, after whieh the crnse | lavatory snc the superinvemlents aperuente comp sdvance of thedtewand for them. Lf these parties had Tend 9-10the,od orien. 168%5 106 See aa T paeny shot-proof decks of the No better test of | will be continued, and it main object attained. eeean orietions of the estatil nme at. Na } fe pony Theta potal th - spent apon a tots in eo me Moat Stcoraret, from surpass PREPARATIONS TOR THR RECEPTION, Hicht the inmates of the Newebows Inetttn‘ionyre- | caille and werk upon the mines, ine doxtrot would Tee shipments of specie from this port last week and | Gent” Jacch A. Howlana’ p Commodore Merrit; of | woadertel sea gory eat nat coald be'deaired than that | The Rusiuns are exeredingly anxious for the shine to | ceive a sipper, consisting of ‘cote, bread af uw laaaps | Vastly smote advanced Im tx greet {terest the misteg’ Garing (ne your to date compare as follows with the cor | thie port, contirms the report Queenstown, | afforded by the rong \ ' and reach Cronstadt, as they bave made vast preparations for | before retiring, but they have t provide fo d for then. | com A with which ail others are of fourth-rate respoading periods in 1964 and 1865: that she had taken, up to fourteen | out of unscathed i the Nerth 8e8, and the §| Rack. | their ‘They will be somewhat disappointed if | eelves caring the day, exeepeus Om Suudaym when | ports: He 1804 months out, sit sperm ‘solid wave may ‘postponed; but, under the cirenm- | those who # from work on the Sabbath baye a trer HIOHTNING WeKeY second waok. Longt ty ing in twoniy sare’ mented four handred aed sy = ap “ning Sous of Pe! dinner, Last 7 606 meals were given, and 96,472 Te all these towne every other house j* devoted to t| pais Nether eaaee seu rela This voyage, 90 been mors ipromtatte (een that ko wooten ‘name would care to receiv 1) fer lodgings were fu toupwerd of 7,000 diferent bors. | Fale of liquor, of anch pore and efective quality Previously reported 31,159,561 a De a Rie, ever made in the whaling business, yg decks. In spite of the Len geen ae Uy sewete Be . i ont Ngee eye: 4 pay — ne coe 1 Reveral ahipe took wach Asa Dowie My bine wi drinks & a necewity, as the drink ix 80 like From Jan, t 19 date. $81,051,444 $19,000,200 $51,082,106 | 4m the apace of dive mominy. Inte Juukecen gem Bene WET fron eos etree, tas Sie er® Se estan te HUN auring the tesat® and Quailér prise to ine | laite operation thet ibe wae often dies tient ne The (otal Mew Tack iaenarte for the week ending | ford Standard i + | Wee test wae wot v0. coe we npn ie Oar meee fu waste and at Ny poomey ont after drinauays