The New York Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1867, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Farivar, July 26—6 P. M. ‘The railway share market experienced a powerful re- egtion this morning from tbe sharp depression of last @¥ening, and Guring the remainder of the day the of prices, although irregular at intervals, was Erie leading the movement, Ata meeting of ‘the representatives of the trunk lines held this after- Doon at the office of Mr. Sloan, the referee, there was Some disagreement, and Erie withdrew from the com- pact, and will now act independently of the other lines. ‘The Baltimore and Ohio having withdrawn some time ‘ago, the only partios to the compact remaining are the Now York Centra! and the Pennsylvania Central, and it is therefore considered to be virtually atan end, The speculative demand for all the leading stocks is active, Dut attention is being more particularly directed to the railways west of Chicago, like Milwaukee and St. Paul ud Chicago and Northwestern, these having an entire monopoly of a vast and rich farming country, and not being hampered by the competition which exists be. tween the trunk lines on this side of Chicago, The de- mand for stocks for investment, however, may be con- sidered to have coased, and speculation, although ex- cited, fs, except in a faw instances, confined to the brokers and other professional speculators; but these are mumerous enough to control the market in the Present easy Condition of monetary affairs, and they are dikely to succeed in advancing prices to a still higher point, although real values do not warrant it, There is a moderately large demand for money from the Stock Exchange, but the supply is more than adequate to meot it, and loans continue to be made freoly at five per cent on mixed collaterals, with & fow exceptional transactions for small amounts at six, and at fouron governments, The Treasury is baying the June, July and August compound interest notes of 1364 as they are presented, but no considerable sums have yet been rodeomoed of those issués, nor is it likely that there will bo while money remains as cheap and abundant as it is at present. The discount line is still inactive, the banks being unwilling to take any but the best grade of com- mercial paper, of which thero 1s very little offering. ‘The latter is generally rated at 64; per cent, but in some instances it passes at six, and in others submils to seven. ‘The scrutiny of names is a3 closo as it was at the time Of the recent failures in the dry goods trade, although uo fresh difficulties have been reported. At the West the money market is assuming a now feature, which is thus noted by a Chicago jourval:— There is quite a marked change in the condition of the money market. Tne balance of trade has turned in favor of the West, and within the week we may look for the commencement of a steady flow of curroncy from the East. The demand for currency was quite active to-day, and in uarters it was reported rather close, Inthe Dusinegs was quite dull at the iscounts is moderate, though le than at any time last week, and tho , cout demand for oxchange is light. a ret for New York funds was very heavy, and were with difficulty placed between banks at 50c, a 250, discount—mostiy the lower igure. The counter rates are irregular at 3a 1-10 discount buy- tng, and 1-20 a 1-10 premium selling. At the ton o'clock session of the open board railway shares were strong, New York Central selling up to 109%, Erie to 743¢ and Northwestern to 48%. At the firat regular board the market continued strong and the business was wel! Jstributed, New York Central closed 34 iowor ‘lnun a the same time yesterday, Hudson River 34, Reading 44, Michigan Southern %, Pacific Mail %, Quicksilver 3%, W stern Union Telegraph +. Cleve- land and Teledo was 4; higher, Northwestern 13, do. Proferred 3, Fort Wayne 34, Canton 2%, Milwaukee and Bt. Paul %. Goveruident securities wore dull and ‘sloady. Coupon five-twonties of 1862 and 1865 fasctined 34, ney {rsuc of 1565 5<, teon-forties 3. Among the Btate pose 5 sah at sixes, new, declined 4 and Missouri sixes 54. At the one o'clock open board prices were a fraction igher, but at the socond reguiar board tbe market re- ed slightly, and there was an absence of speculative jexcitement. Now York Central closed 1 lowér than at 6 first regular board, Reading 3, Michigan Southern , Northwestern %, do. preferred X%, Fort Wayne 34, ‘oledo, Wabash ang Western i, Pacific Mail , Western Union Raga, Clevs and Pittsburg was % Ohio and Mississippi certificates %. Govern- ities were a ahado firmer, although quiet, and upon five-twentios of 1362 and 1865 advanced +4 each. tate sixes declined 3. Among the express Wells-Fargo sold at 6934, and Merchants’ Union, J cont paid, at 15, and seller sixty days at 1334. ) at ‘half-past three open board the market was steady, bat. following: the call it became buoyant and there was a general advance of prices, Erie selling up to 7534 amd New York Central to 110, At six o'clock it closed firm at tho quotations here“given:—New York Contral, 100% a % ; Erie, 7536 = $6; Reading, 1083 a 56; Micbigan Southern, 8344 o %{; Cleveland and Pittsburg, DS a i; Rook Island, 104 s 3 ; Northwestern, 40 a 3 ; do. preferred, 735¢ © 3; Pacific Mail, 146 a 34 ; Milwaukee and Paal preferred, 673; a $; Adams’ Express, 73}¢ a 74; morioan, 7344 #73; United States, 7334 a 7434; Wells, ‘&Co,, 6934 070; Merchants’ Union, 25 per cont \paid, 108 103, do,, 30 per cont paid, 15 a 16. ‘The following comparison betwoen the highest prices of the leading railway shares in 1566 and those current ‘bt the first board tc-day shows that they now range from A to 22% lower, namely :— Highest in.1866, July 26, 1867, Lower. Now York Central 23 109% 13% THs 2a% 119% 11% 1986 10% 395, 11% 92% 4 48% 1355 13 \ ny 103% 19 106% be ‘Thore has been # vory limited business transacted in governmest securities at the counters of the leading ‘and at the close of business the market was dull the subjoined quotations:—Registered, 1881, 110% 3; Coupon, 1881, 110% 0%; 5-20's, registered, 1862, 109 a 3K} do, coupon, 1962, 11134 a 5; do. 1864, 100%; a %; 4d. 1865, 10034 @ %; do, 1865, January and July, 108% & HK; do. 1867, 108% a 34; 10-40’, registered, 102 @ %; “do. coupon, 10254 a %; gold, 190% aX; ‘August 17-80’, 107% 0108; Jume 7-90", 107% 0 107% ; i July 7-30's, 1075; 2.107%, Compounds—18¢4, August, | 119 a i; October, 118. 11834; December, 117% a 34; May, 1865, 116% @ 117; August, 115% a 116%; September, 116% a %; October, 114% » 11534. | ‘The gold market bas been firm but dull. After open- | ing at 13096 it advanced to 130%, and the closing trans- actions were at 130%. There was a brisk borrowing de- mand for cdin, and loans were made at 606 per cent por annum and at 1-64, 1-89, 3-64 and 1-16 per cont per diem ta favor of the lender, The gross clearances amounted t $30,863,000 and the gold balances to 963,133, From present indications the shipment of "specie to-morrow wil! aggregate about $1,300,000. The transactions in foreign exchange have been on & Imited scale tm preparation for to-morrow's steamers; but the market was steady ander « limited supply of Dilla, ‘The reduetion of the Bank of England rate of dis- count to two per coat was without influence upon rates, and had been generally expected, owing to the rate in Lombard street for advances on console having been only one and @ ball cont for some weeks past. Bankers’ bills on at sixty days were quoted at 110 a 110K; at three days, 110% a %; commer. cial Dilla, 109% a %; dills on Paris at sixty days, 6.13% 05.125; at three days, 6.11% 8 510%, Other Cont {sent bie wore rated thae:— Bankers’. | 3 z. pai nesses an. ae 3 eae 7 3 100, big! selling at 65 90; Davidson Copper 66., selling at Now York and Allegheny wold at $3 60, hi -—< Hav ~ | prices: Wal —B1 tor shippi Hors.—There were 1 week :— , —July 18.—. ——July 25.—— 4 Value “Pigs,” Value: 19 new features to note. The inquiry wweTen STATES DISTRICT COURT. ry Wm, D. Shipman. . NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY. JOLY 27." 1867. - SuUeianrenseesm sesame acemmnesene I ae TE wook ending July 25, compared with thd pred “"8 ee, We quy.e:—any¢e, on the spot, ana 15%e., gold, to ar. ta moderate demand and steady at previous and $16) a $1 70 for retail | THE COURTS. Joseph We Hancoz vs. the Steamboat Syracus:. On tho Right of tho 15th May, 1968, the steamboat Rip Van laden with passengers and freight, while on a trip up the Hudson. Tiver, bound to Troy, waa run into, just below Hudson, by tho steam towboat Syracuse, aud The libellant above named He commenced a amined, pro and con, the abl; counsol'far both sidos’ ‘The Court vook the | decision. The Court now decides the case for the !ibel- lant, holding that no is cutitled to resover his damages, was the ebarieror of the Rip Van Winkle, which was suit against tho Syracuse, laying bis damages at $12,000. The cause came on to trial, and after many witnesses had been ex- ued by rs for Commumption. Manufactures of woot, 367 $191,417 $430,882 , "a# Moderate, and prices steady. Sales 5) bales at Sic, 2 | Manufactures of cotton 887 °421°003. 1,071 *so2'130 | 4, “y,Recaruing to quality. SAY" Seloe * | 1m Admiralty-tmportant to Owaers of Stoam Manufactures of silk... 179 © "14 168,026 | a, “Niinence of waning "eFe lnsctive and prices wominal | lanufactures of flax.. 416 194,705 | inth, = —Th Befor Miscelianeous,........ 129 130,038 | \lnoe, priced ware aintity, £9, Scotch ee: | as ~ --— ene oe eer do, ex.ship, at $41 75, and Sido. | ‘otal... veel TTS 1,229,376 | Eyhnton. tr. ine eet American remained quiet, and Withdrawn. we have only, "S00 tons ald Taileay pan ist to G0. 3 Wiakle, Manufacturas of wool, 347 s24s,gor | Were made of | onivate terms. aba recey Manufactures of cottoa 130 T1345 | “Eadeaan Por by "Yraccumulat a tuny was light al ok Manufactures of ailk.. 96 103138 | quovations: oumulaling. “Oak was rt ; Manufactares of flax... 163 125,812 | Fequest ai proving PMeSt, We weevery much damaged +, 388 Buenos Ayres baer, a wrod. 4 7 “td 1 r» light, ranning 0a tho ‘ 2s lle “ie ing Troy Hine, Manufactures of ool .1,059 Bea Ne, te, ithe ioe rman aneterlle Boer a Abe soc cropped middiers 4% & bec.: dor, }tznt, Manuf. of tl 203 a 4c. * do. in the rough. hapyy, SS Ate.; middld, Me. ufactures: lax. . G it. 420 a A60, do belies, 2c. Miscellan: 0 34, ‘0 sles of {mporganse pocarted:, prices, hile pote ere uuchaiiged Smal gates of Sidlaysy foreigs oy Total The following notice has been advertised in relation to Erie proxies for tho October election Nuw Yorn, July 25, 1967. Stockholders in the Erie Railway Company, who may favor such a change tn the administration as may se- cure to the owners of the property some regular income out of its very iarge proseat and prospective earnings, any one of the —Common was quoted sales, era were steady at $3, wit! era spruce was withont dacited ging from $19 50 to $22, with sales Monasses.-We only heard 01 vado at Se.” The market was a tine was only modorate.fihe market ri about Ro, for steaight logs; sales 2 though elu small lo vejectod's , however. at $149 and tump al 62, Stonss. Though the domand for spirits wirpen- steady, closing at { kar proof is that the Ri Job2S0n and the Syracuse wostwatd. cotwion witt fault aad respoireible for are requested to seud thoir proxies to x ' . undersigned, WORK, DAVIS & BARTON, | sin New York bay ate. Meetet sh sake oes D. P. MORGAN, iit he business consummated was again ignt, velag emniized AUGUSTYS SCHELL, 20 bbl alraiaed and No.2 at Ba 760 BA 2: Tue subjoined lett from the Secriary of the Trea- | at thojatte: brie se dn dos feared cart 508 sury relates to the conversion of seven-thirty motes:— | Sajch'ay ine Woesthieece fo aearg As gmodorutaly activ Taxasuay Durantuest, July 19, 1967. | do. Wiltingionropeat 3a 73,” 8 84 Mand Aout 100 | present, 147, Sin—I am in receipt of your lotter of the 16th inst. asking authority to recoive August sevou-thirties for conversion up to and including the 16th day of August next, T apprehend one fact is not generally understood, aud that is that the devariment now makes all conversions tn one uuiform way, as if the notes been presented on the Istof the present month; In all cases drafts for the amount of interest accrued on the noies to that date are returned with bonds bearing interest from that date inclusive, Consequently 20 delay in presenting the notes can be of advantage to the holder, aud, in this view, I trust the time alroady given will be found adequate to the presentation of the entire issue. Very truly, yours, MoCULLOCH, Ous. ip casks and 1 Sin bbls. gallons, an bbls., at $1 45. Of casior o} at $i business was reported, however. Puovisioss.—Kecoipts, 60 b! 26 do. cut meats, ‘The pork the demand being less act anxious to realize at i, sellers at something below them. ‘The transactions eomprised about 8714 a $23 70 for mess, closing at about 32 $22 75 for old mess, $19 7 a $20 1354 for primuc $22 75 for prime moss. Beef was sill in mod SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. from the home trade with nothing doing fo Hevey K. Kruoray, son of the late Thomas Killoran, to ange gis for” mes ant Shoe GS Fs CF 8 | Mane J. MoGoupuice, daughter of Hugh MoGoldrick, all Friday, July 26-10:15 A. Beef hams remained duli and nearly uominal. We learn of | 9 thiseity. No cards, "62, sales of about 69 bbis. at $40. Bacon continued Canada papers please copy. firm, The stock is about exhausted, Cut um Lewa—Erus.—at Tremont Mathodiat Episcopat smail and decreasing supply anc with a good demand prioas | church, on Sunday, July 14, by the Rev. J. W Atk were again soutup, The sales werg cousined to 150 pkgs. at | orlay, assisted by Rov. 3, ©, Porry, 7. W. Lewis, of Mor- 11¥e, 4 12460, for shoulders, 160, a 15 a afc, for bagged ‘Tho sptea were 1,19) pig 13i¢c. a 13ige. for ketile reudered, with tri a i$%c, Butter was quict at our last quotations, fc. for hams, 3 tu fair demand am Lard 10900 Tenn t's, new: Buu) Tenn 6's, ex cou. 1000 Missonrt'6's according to quality. Miss Receipts, 2,42 DbIs. out much ‘animatio Vids 70. 913! Pernoteoe crude wat Though th of 1,000 do, 6 NY & Nilaven tit {350 Reading RR, Is., and 3! the market closed was rather more sou, livery in the fwture 1000 do. 5000 Great West dd m. 9000 Mil & St Paul Lal 100) Mar & Cin Ist m.. ‘2000 Moré Kasex Ist m 97 The 500 do, do. for August at 3040, ; 1, 100) NCarolina 6's exc 6336 do, at Ble. ; 3,000 do. do. for September at 32%e., and 1000 do, 20000 Ohio & Miss certs, 2734 do. for October at 324¢¢. a He., all buyer's option, Free was (6009 Mor & essex 2d in 8) in moderate deman: 8 300 bbls. prime light straw to 11 shs Bank of NYork 125 ‘at de. a 47840. OF residuum 500 bbls, were dixposod 1 Cen National Bank 107 4$325. fn Philadelphia the market was quiet and 40 Fourth National BE 105} a slinde easier; sales 1,000 DDIs. standard white for Sepia : rat Ste, 109 Rice.—Wo hear$of no farther sales; small lots of Caro. 73% lina were disposeof within the range of 1! Mc. a 124e. Ti ‘Svgan—There was an improved demand for raw at un. 20 changed prices, fats to 90d refining being quotol at Lise, 0. a} 11346. The sales wore 1.375 bhds. at Lie. a 12%c. for Cuba, 100 Branswick Land.” 533 and 12ige, for Porto Rico; also, 8) bxa. on private 1 American Exp Co.. 72%4 terms; refined was quist but steady at 16%. a i7e. for pow- WW do. 73% 100 do. Giig | dered, crushed ard granuiated, 15%0, a 16c. for soft white, 1 oni, Bur & Gai ie, 160 1d 146, 1 15\4e. for soft yellow. WW 100 Toledo, Wave West S3'¢ | | Simurak was dull, the business being confined to small sa" 700 do. +. 53 | lots dilestan at Oise. $44c., gold. 52'4 100 Tol, WabeWeat pret 72 SuEps.—Grass remained quict but steady at 13c. a 130. and Timothy at $3 25 a $3 5), witnout sales of moment to report. 00 Pitts, FLW &C RR. 100 do... bd Of Calcutta linseed we 0 100 Wilksbarre Coal 100 Mar & Cin . Po . i. ? 40% 100 Gamberl'd 33% Steanine continued im fair demand and firm, Sales | ia New Rochelle, on Monday afternoon, at three o'clock. 43 200 Wilucsbarre Coaldo 40° | 65,000 Ibn., part at Iago, & 13%0.; also 40,000 Ibs. grease at | BaRTOx.—On Friday morning, July 26, of cholera in- 13 do... $'5 100 Western Uaiou Tele 4414 | Bc. a 10Ke. fanium, Winuiaw Wet, infant som of Henry and Sarah 100 Quicksilver Min Go. $41 100 Canton Co, 53 .ant.—Liverpool remained quict but steady at previous | E. Barton, aged 4 months. 5W Chic ki RR. to 82. prices. We heard of no important sales. Jobbers’ prices B. aL Frid: July. 28, Kane, youngest daugh. My Milw & St Paul are as follows:—Ashton's, $4: Marshail and Worthing. azsonl.—On Friday, July. h me = — n ton’s, $3; ground. $2, and Turk's Island, a ter of Francis E, and Maria Bazzoni, aged 1 year, 4 Tat.ow at previous 150,000 Tos. at 11330. a 11%, Tosacco.—Bot! tive feeling likewise and the aales were all cash and regu. 9,000 bbla 1240. a 13ixe. for stan fing sales at 13e. 3 Cheese was fu troerate export demand, but at rather lower prices, Ou. Caxe.—We gote saies of 100 tons Western at 853. @ price oF Amortoaze linseed was tauueed on $l. 3t The market waa dail and we heard of no sales, Olive ot! was sieady, with sales of 1,000 we note small sales Fish offs were firm at oe ome me et No ard off remained stead: oe 10.4 $1 15 for prime winter, and city distilled rod 60S, beof, 151 packages lard and ‘ket was rasherbeavy to-day, » while holders were rather esterday's figures, and were here was leas specula- previons prices were ls, low at bie. buyer's a 153ge., at which dy. Bonded, though a shady lower, ut after, the gales being chietly tor de- sales wore 1,20) bbls, standard white on the apot, part at 300, (closing ai about this tiqure:) 0. do. for the last bait eard of no sales not previously re- ures was moderately active; sales Kentucky and seed leaf ware in active de- free R Riva, N.S. Deaw, M.D., 8 B. Stuar, of Jerzoy City. Zion church, Bishop Southgat Albany, to Miss F, Alb Kr Rossa Jonson. Nowark, N. J. Church, Jorsey Toussos, of Jersey city. The Johnson did go w' papers piease copy. RaN—MoGoLpRick —~On Friday, July 26, at St. Vincent do Paul's church, by tho Rev,” A. Lafont, Joux Hie delivors a loug opinion whieh concludes thus:—‘‘fhe p Van Winkie gave both the ample room to the damages. “MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marvied. Drax—Scoat.—In Jorsey City, on Thursday, July 25, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the of Aibaoy, N. ¥., Huia—Biack,—On Thursday evening, July 25, at Madison avenue, by «Austin Hits, Buack, of thia ci pg to Miss Samat Et Exwis, of Fairmont. Maine papers please copy. Neanoxr—Joaxgox.—On Thursday, July 25, by the Rev, Joun Noauder, Jouw J, Neanpxk to Cuamnorre A. Rowtanp—Jowes,—On Monday, July 22, by the Rev. Dr. Hodge, Bapust, Caanzes Rowiano, Bsq., BE D., to Mra, Sarat H, Jones, oldost daughter of Captain Jore- miah Andrews, all of Brook!yn. Wittiamgox—Horwniows,—On Thursday, July 25, at Trinity Cuurch, Newark, N. J., by the Rey. Dr. Peet, Bussauiy Wittameox, Jr., of Elizabeth, N.J., son of ex-Chancollor Williamsov, to Exity Exizannta Horne uowsr, only daughter of Erastus Hornblower, Esq., of Wirnax—Jonyeov. —On Monday, July 15, at 3t. Mary's ‘ity, by the Rov. Fathor Convilio, Mr, Cuanues W, Wins, of New York, to Miss Macare L. aged 15 years, parents, 1udth stroot, noar Bawxs, in the 90th year of months and 24 days. The rel fully invited to attend the ives aud friends of tho ied. Bavowin.—On Friday, Jaly 26, of consumption, Marr Jane, only daughtor of Edward’ M. and Jane Baldwin, months and 14 daya. Friends ate iavited to attend the funeral on Sunday, morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of her Fourth avenue. Banxa,—At New Rochelle, July: 26, Mr, ALexawpsR his age, ‘The friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the SMethodiat Kpracopal church, funeral, | Jaly 25, afier a short illness, N. ee mand, chiefly for export, and prices ruled steady. The sales af loo Tokina & West i wore 671 hisds. Kentucky nt ae a 1gige, 190; cases Ohio ot Kast Eight a ye iP ae 1000 Reading RR. Seed leat at Gixc. a 940, {33 do. Connecticut’ at 6izc., 129 do. it Kighty-sixth street, Yor! 500 Chie & NW Ki do. , 1884 crop, private terms; 240 do. do, Gllers, 1698 crop, at | | Beaous.—On Thursday, bc, ; 409 do. State. 1865 crop, at Wie bales Havana, part | Marrda Bravix, aged 86 years. at 150. a $1; and 77 do. Yara at $f Oi a $1 05, May her soul rest in peace. ‘Tix. —Pig ruled very stich, but prices The only sale we heard of was § tons 10000 US 6's, 5.90, 0, "62 Ua ee sors Straits were quoted at 2%c, and banca 26}4c. ry 1118; 200 4bs NY Cen RR 1 SS 1000 US 6's, 5-20, 25000 US 6's, 5-20, c, '65 Plates were also quiet, and we have only to uot "06, 500 boxes charcoal ee oe ivate ter r, "67. Wutsxer.—Rece! 504 bl 0 bond. Sta ‘was nominal manufacturers, transactions are prices are ing. The main cause of the ling ‘ apathy is the great stagnation in the woollen et, Bonosr.—On Friday, July 26, Many Extzanera, bo- 350000 do... aha util there shall be a decided improvement in that itis | loved daughter of Puirick and Ellen Bolger, aged 8 300) Chic & Alt generally thought that the market for the raw material | months and 3 days. 10) sha Wells frill continue inva languishing condition. That the staple i# | "'Frionds and relatives of the family are requested to ion 1 indodbted ¢ there ace dens entertat the funeral, from tbe residente of her parents, 200 . wae [} that lower will be which wou.d seem oe ee eat afternoon, at two o'clock. 562 Western: ce inevitable should there be no imi e improvement in Brapr,—At He on Friday, July 26, Natmaximn 100 Atiantic Mull 88 Co 111% 200 trade, as holders would naturally become more to | Benn, second son of Charles E. and Mary A\ 29) Pacilo Mall 83 Oo... 147 realize under an accumulating stock. In the interior the | Brady, 2 yeare, 6 months aod 8 days, wu do. 1isg 1500 Pitta, FLW & © { | new clip ts ‘at rather lower prices than those | tiZ) afte oY Si trionds of tho family are ly 100 ‘sees 1N6% 200 Bol, Wab & West RL prevalent two weeks ago a! tothis market ihe funeral the no Inorefrecly. Tho receipts of California and Texas wools con. | {nvited to attend the funeral services, at tl tinue liberal, the condition belog unusu ‘Aswehave | bis uncle, Lewis W. Maizes, 20 St. Mark’s place (bighth COMMERCIAL REPORT. Farar, July 26-6 P. M. Burswax.—We noticed sales of about 5,000 Ibs., at 2c. a >, Cortox.—The sales were rather more liveral, and prices forall but the lower grades, which were abundant and heavy, ruled steady at the subjoined quotations, at which 1,000 bales were disposed of. The demand was chiefly from yi ad 4] laters. We quote: — env aruvemara Vite | Mole, ¥. 0. GF. Floréla. 2 2 . ‘Western at We. a S3Fc.. FA z FY Fad paisa 0. 15,000 do. low to exira do, at Bc, fy a F4 53 | fos. Texas at ae: a Sle-. small lot Mexican I Correx.—The widrkot for Rio continued quiet, but prices PR Sy sere be a=: Sere 80 bags ex Minis and Gl8 bags ex South American on | 14, tue Nols te terms, Uf foreign th te terms, We heard of no important sales of other | bales, unclassite: iaeare continued sleady at $1 90 for Rosendale. ‘and 3,000 lbs carpet NDLES.. nt remained steady at 33°, wit ; Ade THE NATIONAL GAME. th mo erate sales. — Mutual ve. Harlem. ed for America was eatastisted, the for sed, the farted qiming Armand acltd'at the improrement, Con: | | O8 the Union grounds, Brookiya, fhe above ty be su ot purchasing. i er cl Too oak san rt a a4 ao oor ro Ly named clubs play: season yes. wer and Pe a 2K for Balti- in the sales are 75,000 is. Portage Lake, for to. 0 206. for more. Included August delivery, at 2ige. Davos ato Die —Almost all kinds of chemicals were febrremige, aad, Gem, "with salen oF 20), Tons sl ads ibe. & Bae 100 ‘ea present to witness the contest. 200 drums eatstic ; | mi bo seen from score their nine did | wil! be n to Calvary Ce: it Lows begs bh on Ou ariaricne’d ati: | not all play in. their regular positions, and this toid | , Coxxae.—On Thursday, July 28, Manoaner, widow of 500 a by pay ee 3,000 ibs, ginsevg, and 2,000 do. | somewhat against ¥ tiene, as some hai eomne by? Nocempelg om years, senel Private terms. ‘000 Druwoops continued duli, and we have no sales of mo- Wiad throw iOs oe toe Harleta, Orooker eserves notice | attend the funeral, from her late residence, 499 Ninth Domingo logwood was quoted nominally Lun axp Gnarx.—R A bbls. flour, 25 do. and aay butuein wheat, S418 do. core 8 market for State and Westera four son. for bis steady pitcht it ©, Hunt, Devyr, Zeller, "Boarma nd from the trade aod for for . The grow Indies and casic: J* yng Fh prog ‘ote condition ergs good fielding, oes in tavor of the purchaser. ‘The | damn atter the heavy rains of the pracedin of Ohio flour, ‘new. wheat | the dribbles during yesterday, The score of tu was ex! by Mr. Ivanc H. Keed. The | as follows:— Sour was white and fine, and speaks well for ihenew wheat alifornia was quiet, 7. were about 0 bble.. including the market closing quiet at our quotations. Rye aul ond he side price sh ion. 1 ‘were 350 bbis., at from to whern flour was dull and heavy, io by wheat. The sales were adout 60 at our Corn imeal wae ia better demand and beld higher. o sales were 1,000 bbis., at the annexed prices. We quote: verfine § Beorers—Messrs. Dongan and Asien. Mr. Vi r, of the tal Club, ferrites areola a ‘AN ALLEGED ‘FORGER ARRAIGNED. Z if i were maintained. English at 23 ine wale 0 rms. pts bla, market remained sendy, with salen of 860 bbls. Western at from Sc. to 4x. jn. Woou—With s couuinuauge of the light demand from aati greatly clroumseribed and Fen. Oe Go. un 000 iba. country extra e., 23.000 terday afternoon, and, although the weather was de- cidedly uninviting, avery fair sized assemblage was It was a foregone con- clusion that the Mutuals would be victorious, but tl Harlems made a pretty good fight despite the presti e for good lay ; Brown for several handsome and iment dyeates, De Thomp- being somewhat ta id =) " $c Several weeks agos man giving his name as Jobo Brown was detected in the act of presenting « forged check for a large amount to Mr. Conover, paying teller of the Fourth National Bank, for payment. Brown was ment. street), Braum.—On Thursday Brooklyn. invited to attend. full; of Bri Colonel J. Ww. H. and 3. E ‘The relatives and fully invited to al noon, at two o'clock, street, severe illness, ANNA, the Mary Ann Cavanagh, aged The relatives and fri of con! one o'clock, from hi The friends of the attend, daughter of Michael and year, 3 months and 24 d: attend the funeral, street, Kars, daugitor 0! El ecomensercuses® ing, ‘be su! ar ng, Firxs.—On Fi fally invited to attend ¢ noon, at one o'clock, on thence the you “tthe funeral will take Twenty-siath street. Hut —On Friday. Jal, Francie F, and Jorephine and 24 days, friends of the ‘The relatives and frien from Trinity church, Fat The relatives and friends of the tamil; invited to attend the funeral yon Su! two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 572 Eighth av- enue, between Fortieth and Forty-first streets. Beexwita.—At Port Richmond, S. I., on Friday morn- ing, July 26, Ropwnt Wattar, tafant son of Benjamin S. and Maria B, Beckwith, aged 4 months and lv days. The remains were taken to New London for inter. Cavaxaca.—On Thursday, oul Sree ee in a vor. a y, July 20, al ption, Tuomas Devoy, aged 31 years and 9 months. The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at Inte residence, family are respectfuily invited to avenue, near Fourth street, wi ar Calvary Cencrey for malerment. m On Friday, Ja 2, Jaues Patucw Forse, o'clock, from the residence of ber paren! afternoon, at half. on Sanday aiternoon, at three o'clock. mains will be interred at Oak Hill Cometery, Nyack. 25, Georce afternoon, July Bramm, Jr, 1m the 39th year of his age. ‘The funcral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock, from his late residence, 21 Attantic street, The relatives and friends are respectfully Bremver.—On Thursday moraing, July 25, Prrsciita Brexsse, relict of John Bremner, ia the 83d year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re: te invited to attend the funeral, trom the readenoe er gon-in-law, Robert S. Place, on Sunday morning, at nine o'clock. The remains will jamaica, I. 1, for interment, —On Fridady, July 26, at Bloomfeld, N. J., ‘W. Bryant, at the ago of 56 years, The funeral, will take place at the rosidence of Mr. ‘alternoon, at two o'clock. , July 26, Hexnent, infant son of aged 4 months and 18 friends of the family are tend the funeral, this (Saturday) alter- from 219 West Thirty-fourth iy dau; jonds are respectfully invited to a lingori Dovensrtr.—On oy July 26, Teresa, pass to th ith pefect aafety. Th Shion Sught to have dono ao, but failed, and came in Let entered according?’, with an order of re"ereuce to 8 com- missioner to compute sho damages." ‘ BANKAUPT COUNT Tho following petitions were lodgett yeaterday ~-Timo- tho Right Rev. E if ily are respect. 4 (Saturday) after. 9 of ber parents, are respectfully lay afternoon, at Madison street, July 25, after a long and iter of Edwal 2 month and 25 days, Mads of the family aze respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from tbo residence of her No, 173 Delancey street, on somyg. morning, at ne ‘one o'clock. Allen street. she Rip Vau Winkle, aud must be held ta deoree be thy T. Turnor, James M. Lowerea and) Jacob Fisher, all of Now York. Nuvsber of petitions fodged up tothe Rey. , o No days, respect~ ng disease, , youngest it Dougherty, aged 1 place on First yf K., only July 25, at No. mas and native of Boliaughmore, Queens county, Ireland, ae ve il be removed this (Saturday) morn- body w ‘at ten (o'clock to St. Joseph's church, Sixth ben a requiem mass wilt ‘clock in the i The relatives and friends of the family are requested to from the resideace 316 Seventh avenue, ou Sunday afternoon, at baif-past one o'clock. Exonixp.—On Taasotay of ber parents, ‘heiandy ngiand, @ aged parents, avenue and Fifty-seventh street; from remains will bo taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Heavey,—At Belleville, on Fnday morning, July 26, at baif-past teves o'clock, Exizaveri, wife of James B. — ae yo July 26, Genannise, a 1 mage daughter of Coraeliue [A Sha Gerardine Hickok, day, at, three ts No. 142 West daughter of I, aged 2 years, 6 monthe wreeela, 8 half-past twelve 0 Keuiy.—On morn native Friends aad neaares of Oe Oey aro respectfally {n- ‘attend the fi ry Jareoes] Past Thirty:lth treet, this (Saturday) residence of her Jal; after a short ill ay pe A Ea Kilkenny, Ire- family are Parotace well, ewoet ‘bud of beauty, mily are invited to attend the itt only months aged ; , de Le, On Fi “rite of Catv, HL ds of the family are Invited tiend the funeral, on Monday, o'clock conn, ‘from her iate residence, and at two o'clock, Rockaway, one o'clock, ‘West Twenty enue. of cholera infantum, inter of Lau Ti days. morning, Jott, in the fully it twoite donald & Co. _ ‘ N. J., at the rasidones of bi M, Lee, Canine P. Mower “8 Funeral ss he house, this (Saturday) after. a pr Ae pene frieads are invited to atiend without further notice. . Muwray.—On Friday, J: wido,.” of Jobu Murray, agi days, The frie. 23 and acquaintances of tu.” ily are ro. spectfully in, "ed to attend the funeral, on Suaday af- ternoon, at ty? O'olock, from her late rea,teace, 43 bes atrect, ‘nglish papers p ‘ease Cony. Munouy. At Piath Usb, on Monday, July 22, infant daughter of W E, and Ano Also on Friaay, July 26, Annie V., wife'of William "a Elizabeth, ~ ML 26, Caarrorrs Roster, 2, ears, 6 months aud 13 NARI meen oh ~_— OM bg Br aol Je peoeee eaehe Oracle, ashore asag Koy W my idence, bee } ,Scue JF Pancawo, from Baltimas wag get 4, aud proogeded, Miscelianoous. wi H. Merrill, lowing as Port Armvars— | Boarding o7 from foreiga | Steamships a i vs Bares Totat mt a a bau tor of James Moore, of St Mary's Bay, by Mr oe dot aeetly 1, at the Due notice in Sunday's pa Ship Fame or Ravine) sunk Apei iyo ios . | 6810. i tiki ti Pri 15, 1BUT, lat 68 $4, tom MoCoyxey.—On Yhursday, #uly 25, ALmoy P. Moe | Qik, byrohan ee rte iad Mf we never réach land tie Conxuy, in the dist year of his @&2 Tho relatives and tneuds ort the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funerat, this (Saturday) after- noon, at half-past one o'clock, fro.¥ 202 Bedford street. McHeweny,—On Thursday, July 2.8, at eleven o'clock, Dewyie McHesry, sonof Dennis and Pridget McHenery, 4 native of Traleo, county Kerry, {rel 80d, aged 1 year, 11_months and 25 days, Tho rolatives and friends of tho fanajly er? respectfully | Mesa the invited to attend the funor: parents, 40 Irving atreet, afternoon, at two o'clock. AcKeaxay.—On Wednesday, July 24, Daview McKer- NAN, in the 62d year of his ‘The relatives and triends of ths family are reepect fally iavited to attend the funorat, from his late rosi- dence, 355 West Twenty-first street, this (Samrday) after. Boon, at two o'clock, ‘ McKie —On Thursday, July 25, Mary MoKorem,,in the 28th year of her ago, r The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully) invited to attend the funeral, from the Contral Prosby~ toriam church, Fiftieth st near Eighth avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at half. padt one o'clock. 1 Nicvoss,—On Thursday ‘afternoon, July 25, Sawaw _ Dam, widow of Robert Bushols, in the 78th year of er ago. Tho friends of the famify are invited to attend tho~ funeral, from No. 27 Sands str@et, Brooklyn, on Mou- day afternoon, at half-past throe'g’clock. Ravwonv,—On Friday, July 26). a 150, same day, Bose, twin daughters’ of A. ands. E. Raymond, aged ® months and 12 days, ‘The relatives ad frionds of tte Yamily are respect- 4 invited to attend the funeral;.fom the residence of thoir parents, No, 18 East Thirty\second street, this (Saturday) afternoow, at two o'clock Rocar,—On Friday afternoon, July’ 26, Foxa L., daughter of Nicholaand Susan Roche, aged 4 years, 11 months and 4 days, \ The retatives and frisnds of the famfhy are respect- fally invited to attend'the funoral, from’, the residence of her parents, De Kalb avenue, oppod te Walworth street, Brooklyn, on Suuday afternoon, af two o'clock. Ronentson,—On Friday, July 26, Geone: W., infant son of Cornelius 8. and Margaret Aun Robes) son, agod 1 year and 23 days, ‘Tho relatives and friewds" of the family ave respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from: the residence ofbis pareats, No, 63 South First sireet, Btooky vu, E. D, Susa.—On Friday, July 25, Patrick Sima, a native of Kenmare, county Kerry, (reland, The remains will he taken from his late resides co, No, 80 Ann street, on Sunday morning, at half-past eleven o'clock, to St. Andrew's church, corner of Duane street aud City Hall place, where a solemn requiomn mag's Will be celebrated for tho repose of his soul, and'from @ Lenco to Calvary Cometery for interment, .at two o'clock. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attea 4. Sr. Jouy.—On Wodnesday ovening, July 2%, aftar a lingering iliness, Newrox H., eldest son of Sarahgud the late Chauncey St. John, in the 32d year of his ‘The Cuneral will take piace from the residence of mothor, 308 Adelphi street, near Fulton avenua, lyn, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘TorNer.—Ou Thursday, July 25, after o protracted i Hiesrive Maria Turwxr, a native of Christian Nor ay, the wife of Captain Turner, in the 37th year or age. 5 The funeral will take ‘place fronrher late residence, No. 141 East Thirteenth street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, Turan. —On Thursday, July 25, Sanaa Sinciain, wife of Chas, E. Tuthbiil, The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 180' East Twonty-sixth street, this (Saturday) morning, at haif- past ton o'clock. Wattsr.—In West Hoboken, on Thursday, July 26, of cholera infantum, Amania Lovise, beloved child of Gustav and Marie Walter, 11 months and 19'days, Wary.—On Thursday, July 25, Axx, wife of Goorge Warn, in the 25th year of her age, The friends, and those of her father, Andrew: Conion, are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 442 Eighth avenuc, on ‘Sunday, at twelve o'clock, noon. “ Warers.—On Friday morning, July 26, Ewry Erma, youngest daughter of John and Bridget Wators, aged 4 months and 5 days, The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend tho funeral, from the residence harlton street; on Sunday afternoon, Wruame.—At New Haven, Thursday, July 25, of scarlet fever, Coniotacs, only son of Hubbard and Dorotha Williams, aged 8 years and 9 months, The remains will arrive in New York ab the New Haven ro on aegis f morning, at balf-past ni o'clock, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully in- Freehold and Red Bank (N; J.) will be in attendance to convey Papers Please-copy. Weexes.—At No. 17 Pierrepont streot, Brooklyn, on Friday, July 26, of hemorrhage, CLarnxce Vax Dx Watin ‘Waexks, aged 23 years, from the 1 weidence of his ath Brookly’s; on Sunday | painted in alveraate steipes of red aud * BRISTOL, July Philadelphia. JOUN W HORTO: mer Puma tons, a amen GuMaRCA, $3) tons, bas boca auld a Rio Janeiro $n for $45,000 1 graen’ Lavncuxo--At Tuckerton, NJ, June Roclebild, Lid ."set long, dag wide, ton ho Sotice to Mart: 8OsTON HaRBoR Operations wil! commence at once in dre. Uppor Middle Bay. Boston i ile dredging he machines nel, the centre of which will be ma ebr Marion 4g ng Uh uate 6 the channet be ‘hirectly im the chau. oy sal span buoya, tite Operations will also wommence within one week im di tng the southwest poin: gf Lovott's Island —— of Great Browstar Spit SOR an secomally Wel oparating tho macfines will le close to the bank tions will also commence at once tn bl z Rock and Corwin Rock, in she Narrows types tel opera! ye Worki.Wg vessel at hile operating tuo workl:¥g vesse! will lie moored over Ut vessels are warmed to avofit collision with th while operating on tite above works, as they wil cise | collision, bo luetd respomsiite JG POSTER, rovet Major General US Acmy, E 7 Boston, Suly 24, W487. Ree NAR Master aariuces and pilots wilt soe'from the notice above, that prudenee, more frequently tha before, require employment of. steam tay when entering or Taving the harbor, esp ven the wind is ahoad or lizit The conse of coltieion may be serious, not only to dhe vessels © mackiaes, bul to the Important work . but vf the govarnnnnt, THOMAS RUSSELL, \ ole: Custom House, Boston, Collevior'’s Offion, duly ay L3er 4 Whatemen. ' NB, wamat Hakodadi May 25, wtth Ship Adelino, Saute, bbls raed % hound Nort SebrJohn A fs, Unapmanyof Provinectowu, put Bormuda 9h inst, olsan, atl ia Spoken, Slip Savannah, frm Liverpool (or Baltimore, Suly 2 ratton by i of Santy Hook, . rama ark Windwrrd, from Ardrossan Cor Providense, July 22 ty ae (oy pilot bout MA Wililatas, No ly ny $ Moody, Mutaneds for Boston, Ut days Brig Nigre 4, from Darion for Boston, 12 4: ont, July), July Int 3, lon 73; two men hid doy ou the passage, Bark Lavinia, Davis, fom Baltimore for Boston, W days out, Jay 2), Int'3$. lon 7%. Brig Mary Anna (Br), hence. July 9), lat 34 98, lon 7408 Schr dwrah Jones, trom Virginta for Boston, July 2, lat 37, lon 73. (by pilot boat David Mitchell, No 5) Kehr Caria, Davis, from New York for Brazos, no date, lat 9, ton 75, a for Boston, July 1), # milee Jape Hatteras, with captain and first officer sik, Foreign Porta. ane $—Iu port, barks Tidal Wave, Koop reniy, May Qucen, Pa 4 rived. cle Miran 01 Acora, Afri man, for Bost Iniava, Jitly 7—A\ ton (and cleared sta racoa. In port July % brig Olarabella, Tracy, from NYork, arrived 8th, to load seit Tor Baltimore. . ne. » Haray, Chariesy Havana, July 20—1o t, oarks Michael Anal Gerlash, and Krumpen (Hol), Deak for NYork, \dg; Milton, Buckley, for New Orienns, do; 4, for. Now do; Grace Dari ou for New Orleans, 3 . July 13—Advertised. Austrian (s), for Quet Propontis (#), for Boston I7th; China (5), for do 20th Malta (a). for NYork ltth; City of Boston (8), for do, 17th; ES and (a), for do 17th; Clty of Washington (8), for Ocoin Belle, Morton; g (Br), for do do; schr Oriental ind others, Fire Queen (4), for New Orleans 20tl Arrived atp Thornton, Hutton, NYork. July 0—Areachr Johu Vance, Howard, Jacky sonville. Qoenxc, July 20—Arrived, ship Martborough (Br). Arny stron; Néork, bares Pallas (Nor), Telsingres, do; Ganedd (Br), Nelson, New Haven, ‘Sunes, Juno 17—In port, bark & W Holbrook, Smally from Boston. Br Jouy, NB, July 2¢—Acrived, Cheviot (Br), Whit. ney. Philatotphi uy 3 Pierce “ach Monae NYork; eohr Walter Sontt (Br), NYork Cleared 28ch, achr Clinton, Claric, Baltimore. Americas Ports. BOSTON, July 25—Arrived, brig Georgy E Prasoott. Mi NYork; schrs Addie Walton, Itich, Georgetown, DC ; Th Booze, Somers, Baltimore; Lady Ellen, Sway; MC Mosel Daniel tolmes, Heywood; Restiess, Baxter, 5 H shannon, Duke; Bnowtike, Beart erst Uraun EW Pratt, Kendrick, © SA Hupper, Iu, hia; alag (Nor), frelson, ochre d Rosa Wynn, Bathurst, Africa; Transfer, Bunker, Island; Millard Fitimore, Chase, Putladetohie. ‘Sth—Arrived, steamship Equator from NYork, a AIMORE, July 2%—Arcived, bark Chanilolegr, Me cnn ight, Pullen *Sonoat Lennan, Navassa; sohrs E C Kai Capella (Briy ‘aylor, Rockland. leared—S ik, Marshall, Key West, Mobile, Uleared—Sehrs Norwalle, arpe: Satad eat, Gale Sarsh M a vegton Semnip Catl, Bromen; steamship Worcoster. Livece York; brig Maria White, Bryant, NYork; sohrs Cameo, |, and Georgia, Brier, os jeared—Schrs Kate NYock. nm JR i Taplov, Grenada; D—Arrived, sche Honry May, Pranklld, “4 sob pool: SGOR, July 4—Arrived, bark Talavera, Carver, a well ch Annah, Grindle, \, Miller, Philadelphia, got seek sgepaers Teimoomb, Ellzabothport; * = - POMUHTON. July 24—Arrived, echt Johm Orockford, Jonge, SHIPPING NEWS. eT RIVER, Jury 2—Arrived, sche ‘Theodore Desay PEE OO BEE OLAS ae br per 0. " 4 DOL gem En0et, ifisisipiias loo rally, Waydoct — |, schrs Thomas Bordon, Ws 4 - PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 26. 1867, grit: eunk Suse’ NYork. a ese — Nan HOLMES HOLE, July 23, PM—Arnved, sobre Cleared. Steamship Kankaka, Yoaton, Hong Kong. Steamaliip Ashuelot, Rowse, Hong Hong. Steamshiv United Kingdom (Br), Smith, Glasgow--F Mac- ‘Steamship Europe (Fr), Lemaire, Havre—G Mackensie. a ianmihip Allemaunia (Ham), Meier, Hamburg—Kun- jt & Co. a ship Atlantic, Hoyer, Bremen vis Southampton—I ark Gen Havelock (Br), Cowse, London—J W Biwell & B 25, AM—A\ schre Bark Sator (Aust), Heigiich, Genoa—Sloovich & Smith. u Bart Rrethdee (Syua)*Cosso, Barcelous—Ferrer & Me. | detnbie for Bosiag; dina. ‘Bark Rhea (Prus), Buckhols, Antwerp—W F Schmidt's Stampede (Br), Jowett, Matansas—J E Ward & Co. Brig Imogene, Baker, Cette—Jaines Henty. Brig Fortuna (Port). Piteira, Weicn gemare & Bran, ae E Bigelow (Br), Balser, Windsor, N8—Ii J De Wolf Belg Continental’ (Br), Laird, Cow Bay—H J De Wolf & Brig J Blenkhorn (Br), Blenkhorn, St Jobo, NB—J F Whitney & Co, Sei Annio Whiting, Hutchinson, Demerara—E Rowe & Scbr Mary Barden (Br), LeBlanc, Bridgeport, OB—Hatton, Watson & Co, Sear Atantio (Br), Lockhart, Hantsboro—Crandall, Um. Wy vee ‘Ciara, Barrett, Indianola and Lavaccea—N L Me- Go, Ory DA’ Berry, Voorhtes, Richmond, Va~Pease & oma, avd yr! Newins, Leaming, Georgetown, DC—N L Mo- ready & Co. nt W Howe, Latchum, Norfolk—Pease & Thomas, Sent Horo, Relig, Salein’—ie W itopes & Cox ish, Baker, Salem—Ferguson & Wood, Sobr Hagio, Snow, Waraliam-—Verguaon & Woad- Schr latte B Collins, Mills, New Haven—M Briggs & Co. Steamor Anthracite, Gram, Philadel Steamer Beveriy, Pierce, Philadelphi Cleared 25(h—Sohr Gen Knox, Rabodan, Indianola (not Gaiveston)—fupper & Beattie. Arri Steamship Levant (Br), Arkley, Cow Bay, with coal, to Parmele Bor. ns her thachinery disabled, aad Was towed to the eity from Flushing Bay. firsuie Sod passengers, vo B *Meamship Leo, Dearborn, Baran Ferris & Co, Had fing weather the on Bark ridgeport, of, Briigeport, Cent) M ; bad western lake ten eonice, peseage ‘June te, Lit'tp's0.'ien 40 60, oncowntered a hurricane from 8 to WNW, rer, Nassau, July 2%, fa which shipped ‘two heavy seas, disabling the first and second « flicers and two seamen, atove buiw 8 and water casks and Gling the ; lost. the lower bad another hurricane, and was high Tad tight . sea; since then westerly wi received a pilot from boat Francis Pegtins No. ‘ Vreehandel (Brem), Gesheimer, , 87 pianist meen aed oe, teen " n, for Baltimore; July 1, lat 68 6¥, lon 28 82, ship Cristel, of and N ". * Burk'sheaeld ". ‘Taylor, Bavana, July 9% with sugar, to James W Elwell Co, Bark Alesis, Capes, Cow Bay, 10 days, with coal, to Peck & church. Concord (of Bath. Me), Drammoi ‘ brig Concor ~ nid, Trinidad, Cuba, th ir, wo 5 ay ur, Fuifra, Talbot, Wales, 99 days, Tet oat tert es CY Barry, 78, with log- sl Webb, Windsor, 7 days, with r Cienfuegos, 21 days, with 5 a to manter. Hed light easier!; Tyas auring dhe passage: Sen ‘ontee Crockett, Bridgeport, 11 days, with onl, 10 Allon, Sehr Crprae. An , Harrington, 10 days, with spars, to <The De Fay gy Dublished yesterday morning of ed itt pilot whe was c we, It was it from a in e. the steamer Levaut, from Cow bog ‘machinery ww abled. Below. gai. Lorenzo, from Loudon, to © H Marshall & Co. Stella (Hirem), from Pam ), Diehe, from Bremen, to Chas Luling Bark Soma Bent ath days (by pilot Mary A Wil hams No * foronend fares from froma frow se FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE SEK ANOTHER PAGE, — Marine Disasters. he Legs K wh phansbor io the jong baw ow Y a ry bad Yoretopem iat mast Sent ‘away. aia ia Fuss ‘ ‘ailadelphia fo nce, and kilea'd Hayoers iacjacrs trom Prov idence for New York, were ion oon of P tuxet. The ye 4 iy tore, broken and ‘boom unsbipped, and vatter had foretopfanst Spnrsas y Rey We away, 4 bi memes <vohane Sonn Onacta=Wreckers Werg “if @ngngot, 1h tosh in ~ ome the with fron, to A 1h fron, ‘Wiiliam, len, Ph 2th, PM—Arrived, schrs. for Boston; Bim City, Kelle} bath Segur, Amaroen, Philadel (Br), Ray, St George, Middleton, uhlor: Lavinia Jane, Conklin, and Rachel 3 Miller, Anders gon. Boston for Philadelphia; Jas M Flanagan, Shae. N¥ork: Amanda, Lamson, 7 Z rived. schrs more, Active, Dickinson, Bosto: Baral Eitzabeth. NYork), Apalachicola. lo veaton Andrews, Kelley; Coy Facemi: . son. Ranger, ieabernport fot, Yarmouth. Me: Fashion, Davia, in Port tico, Wentworth, Bangor for M tor, e wailed, schrs Renee, Lig oe ong Porto Rico. do for ia for NB, for oy Boston | for’ Wilmington, : ry ; Hero, Matthews, Sala 4 sarah lisbeth ; Florence Newell, mn rd. Tratton, a Portsmoutt er Poctiand, Coane Tiavoah, Bim Ciy, Elizabeth Segue July 9—Sailed, Leonard Meyers, Hicks (frou port With, schr WoL Springs, \ Ww Tor NYork, disg and about to repair. Arrived at do 17th, Tork, we Salled—Sonrs iiza) KEY WEsT, ‘steamer C ‘ard, NYork gine ul i SS daca Ranges wT OHTA July 1 —Arhived, ae MYSTIC, July 25—Arrived, ‘sohr Gale, Shropshire, Trea> jon, NJ > xi—Sehe Loules W,Birtaall, Tribble, NYork. ¥ Pita Rrinive, Habingon dieton, and aches Mun bine i M Read, Bony iadelphia; Angler, Besse, NY ? RuaePLN, July Seearrived, scbrs Teanc Merritt, Huuieoot Harris a Sarehy Lawrence; Susan’ Soran Vi ORT, July 2t—Arrived, ache, Vieglala, sw Philadelphia,” 2th, Ja Willard, Saun: 5 ala ori BBrooke, Maja, aMehe Henry 0 NEW BEDFORD, uly 25—Arrived, ches i rg ® 0G, sk man, Salied. Phi K do Philadelpuia, Knowles, NYork; sloop Emily, Hayden, Fall River NYork, ‘ Schr Eiish T Smith, Harvey, Elizabethport. PI CADELPHITA, July 25—Arrived, backs Lon Lomond Cilfrord, and 1 oni orton, Work; Drign HA nard (Bri, =. Mat —p t oy at =f ee eer Loe Bangor sclne, Mattie’ Ross, U Nit Kore, Brown, Portamonth: Lugene, Jolinsoa, Rg are Mt gt ate rd vitt,’ Norwich; Tondon: J 8. Jobneam, Cr tt Brisiol, Islan Thomas, rortymouth;’ J Field, Pettit, Edgartown ; Hinaratl Hy * PORTLAND, July ; Bate ra tadtgi i: Hart ant and NYore 1 Fane Snow iad for ® =, Salled—Brigs Merriwa, _~ OR Huntley, Phiiade) Mel s oa. et Li arrived, JM Freeman, ridge, ork, ‘Sailed- Black Diamond, a mane-tre the, Doren Taet: Feat eee Hart (or iNaiphopA 2: : in eee ‘Morrithow, Bllsabetb: 1 gaia Weegee t Wana, Hartland. ertved, sehr Wititarn Rerne, Ls NYork, Taptor, corit Amit arigat Wig op eo as Joha B Myers, Pte Blias & Redgora, Price, Philadel ytiiy ORD, wood, Ppiladelphia 49 h—Sasied. ache See es b ; b ‘