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4 O- wpwt1TbjPx dtta Of tw BcpklM Gransnsay RkMW-Ccl Saua BhA IMS AlMMl By Chaaw mt Omtm liMr TrasaBwll Ilisss aTesi in in of far JyVw-Fw Twm. Bavaa, Waaawdey, tk WBatioos New-Have. Dm BT HkM rr IckNi. Raw abb Brra. th tWMfi(CMiMlmMMl1 Byer 1157, kfl ta Mt of hi property to ple.

e- 1 aaa fund welch saowld be devoted to 6Va niii rt rf Omnaw eajwl, ta Hertford tyi liii hr la tMd, forty y' be for YtH OaOci ni jsnBddd. th INeer-Haron Grammar I 1 erwttow. Nst yesr Its asoaad uaYlal eeurs aad th grada ta aebooL eemsee. are aa wll hg to allow to eeeaaloa ta trMajlda commemoration. Tttdy eftaraooa th la seal aat la Ua Presidents stetni room to Jm aaary preUaatawry toward innr-bbbj aa appropriate eelcoratloa ef Ua eveat, Prof.

Baa J. iuiiur, acted aa CaaUetaB of Ua nst-Sag, aa K. W. Bias aa Secretary. After a eoastltu-oa ergs rung aA Alaaaal AsaeeleUea had bca deeded tor th year wr elseted aa fallows rvaaldaat-rteC A.

C. Twin i Vic President Bim Oibsviad, Secretary Th Rer. W. L. JUnaetAs.

Prof. Timotbt Dwumi argad th propriety epfhavtag aaloarattoa aext year which should wrthy of th lnsetntlo who founding it should Botnmmevat. sprd hlnseolf aa ta favor of Bavtsga rooAlag ateeUag ttea, and a goad dinner, aad ea4 ta propriety aaklng th cooperation of a Hertford Hor-kin Orammai School. Fvef. iMfclnuui, gar aeaa israxlalseeaeet a Ma school boy oaya.

Oa of ala achoolaiatea -vUhtag to play aim a trick, and kaowlag ta rrotaa-arn't foBdn for Bqvorlea-baU. maaagad to ao-TOloaT cf tobacco la a evrfaig of tha forma aataaa. Praf. Souaa found tka cotnMnattoa aay-talaf at a and of coBtaatiaaa and arar atnee haa atalaad dlatiaet raeoUaotlOBa of tola acboolmata whoaawlata proprietor of a corner grccery asH a taiaad akllai iroat tkla town. It waa reaolTed to adopt rlgorooa aaoaeorea to lo-a a aptitted caUbrattoa of ta bt-eealeaalat of lb Oramaaat Scaoel, and ta maatlng adjooraad.

ooacte aa ouaaa. Tk Camel ad Claram waa dallTarad laat erealng fta ta NjiU Canrsa by ta Rr. fliaait P. Aaaa. of Jlarwte.

Am It always la, tba aadiene waa quit IVa. Taaotofical OlscualoBi sn warm areaing! arc aatit aelar wlla JNw-Hava andteaeaa than wfc tnae In other rlaeea. After the osaal Introductory aervtc, th Bar. Mr. Aaaa announced aa the gwaeag on which hla dlaeoata won be founded.

Xaaeaiaae, captor 1J-1 waea, LociuUre. The owhjert aaifgaad fr th aranlag waa, Th Local aatd Practleal work of a Congregational Chareh and Pantof la CnaeOcst.n After dalalag what na-tata4tah ta maeaiJrg of th tarrai pastor1 M4 la thia connection, tha tpeaXar con-tdered at length th character of th field and tha hlad aaltora tt tfeaaanded, thua illuatrating the pa emliax apaara of labor which balonged to tha church rT aeMaia In th Butte. Ta diacoorae, which waa BaBtewhat lengthy, waa attentively liatenad to. mx TA sar ra nanua. All eloch thla atorn'jig there waa a large meet, tag af a Pat Bai Kappa Society th Praldenn ieetai roaa.

Aftor the naaal praltmtaarlaa the Oraaor and Poet for next year war elected at fol tow i Orator, Wn. at. Kraara, Maw York i BoWUtat. Jndg Bujamu P. Taonaa, Boston Poet" Jen O.

Wnmu, Boatoa SaUtltuta, J. O. Uauaao, SeUlM, Mt. I better election eoald have hwen atad, and if the Secrataiiea will ezerciae prooer ehilgaac la Informing th eandidatae of tha honor eaferrad apon taeai, and la atcartatnlag whether they will not or not, th rlaka of a repetition of another aaae Jfaae aa haa been perpetrated th present year, aa mr aa th poem ta eomcemed, will be largely oloUa-aihri waa a pretty atrong effort mad to elect Caaa TsiCT, a lawyer of your City, and a graduate or BSan, na the old graduate looked wlta con i ilea able dlatrnat oa hi poetical at 111 ties, and gara hloi a 4 ahonder. Xawaan Ovaoaarena, Profeaaor of Chentlatry aad Geology In the Unlratalty of Yermont, and W.

P. ffuBin, Professor of Saaecrlt la Vale, wera elacttd Hunoiary Msavlxis of th society. The tent Tea front of Alumni Hall, which haa so often bettered the old giaauatea from Ufa rata, was almoet waa leas this saocala g. Tae sua aooae so clearly, bet a aebtly, that a scueid from hla rays waa nearly su-peiiaeea. Oracaatee whoae agea ranged beteeen na aeaa aad towr ecote veaa, met uaoer the teat aad ta We speclona had.

aad ape at an boar la rerlrlnr exd me meets aad reaeartag aoquiiataaeea whlca had 'most been burled beneaui tha pasting years. 8 jon nrier alae o'clock tba ball tang, raeuauntag thim to take aaata la th UaU Itself. On ta walla srere th liheaeama of naaaeroua tndltdaala who hare been Prefeseera aad beaelaetora of ta College. A aumer ladlea eewptew taa aalkery Immeiltately aoore toe peattrBB watea bad beea erected for the dignitaries. At tae rig of the ste war Got.

Bcxuauaut aad Mm-Gaw ilau.tr, of Coarecilcut, wl Jk Gut. Ciitss. of Onto, Gentlemen of eminence. to numerwu tot social maattoa, were soattered throuKh tae room, which was ape willy filled by a numerous and inier-smwasMileiy. Prweaaor SnuaTAV, Bean called the meetiag to or-'at, aid nominated Jurgs HcaTiauroa, of aaiam, aa Caalrman.

Gradaataa of ftfey yeara and npararda we Invited to seals on tha state. Aatocg lhvx ware Kz-Pieeatieat Oat, who apaaranoe waa greeted -wna appiaase i Dr. Joaatnaji Karaat, Professor Giaaa, af Tate College, Dr. Maaea, for txtj yeara a as' st unary th Askerieaa Bitard to Ceylon, and others. Oa taking ta ebatr, Jadg 11 nrrweroa made a few remarks.

After disclaiming ail right to tae Utl of Jedie, though he eras an humble member of the la- Ci at sssselon, be proceeded to apeak of tha class of It, ef which waa metaber. Th sanitary rego-aastena in sore when his class war gotag through whk their eoaree of training, purined them of alt atoaaee, aad left only the choicest repreeentatlTea to radaate. Lauihter. Mr. H.

then pa'd his raaects be ht fbmer In struct irs, to Ex-President Oar, Pre teaser Buxraua, 8ea and fiaallr to Pro-tesssr Olsurtaa, lately deoeaaed. Toe on behalf of the AJamat he expressed gratitude at the atoariahlag eoadUloa of tha College, and bis regret that lave wealthy gradnatee bo died from ti oe to time, did not remember tneir Alma-M star an efec-twalty, aa did thoa of Harrard. Thar is a law in adaeaaeaoaetta, be said, which require children ta be email taa wills to render them valid, aad tt la saat-wf whether eaw) can be established ta that States when mad by a on Harrard, unless he re-aaaaabera that taaatttution, for lta children moat be spa-etaed. eeetalaly asothara eugM tt be. OreU langhtsr.

When Mr. H. had enaeluded. Prof. Suxusaa, atomaaated Jeaaesua KavaaM, Ksq.a af the Class of Salt.

Secretary. Th Her. Patib Dvmxt Pxtu, of Stock-arWge, Maaa a graduate of th class of 1802, then offered an aporo prists and feellag prayer, aad the reading af th list of Atensnl deceased during th last Tear waa proceeded with. Bat two nansee are to added to the Bat already wabhaaad Joaara Auaaissa, of tne cla ef 1837 sued la ail for sis fas Oeceaaber. leM, aad Aaaoa l.reaof the olaas of 184H, at Stockhndge, Aug.

1, lao AAer Dr. Bmtcsi, Secretary of th Alum si Ateocia-ttaa, aao eoauleded the leading ef tae list. Daub laea, of Mew Task, was called upon to speak as ta aaemory of Some of the departad. Tha Pieaidant asked Mr. Lose to take the platform, art be aaM he prawned to be heard, sot aeaa, and was areeeedlng to make few remarks, when, at taa aaiieitatton th Secretary, he waa preTailed npoa to eeeae forward.

Be said that he eoaaidered the slljrM history which Baal beea irea of th deoeaaed Alumni aa a record of wsatertee which they bad achieved. la that aeaaa tt was grattft teg record, but be was particularly af-feetsd by ta loss of Prof. Ouarm. Taey belonged to ta eaa a eoUege society, aad th associations he herlsaed of klni war tonder. Bare was th Aeld of hialabora and atrngglea.

iter ha 11 red and died. Bat tew of those present hare not been connected wllh hiaa, as Instructor or aa btead. Mr. Loan said he a pose merely aa aa echo of th record which bad ween read. Prof.

O. waa simple In his character. lit hUetory ta a reeeid of Mw-England 1U. first I hlsesetr. and then he wea ta work to coitl salads of others.

He ebon as a teacher he i aa a Dhiloeooher i and. moat of ail. ha ahoaa aa seaa. la hua these waa lost a man of a symmetry mt ehareeter which won and daearred uadeTtoUag re-peeC (Applause 1 Pred. Baau.

Bni niAst, Sr them spoke. Mr. Hnv aieasa.aeoaef the llm as aeaaa wham Kew-Haeen area toasatsd for bar eisee, waa aa at Pnl tnttmat swwatntaacea. OMLgsd to go to Paris for his health, he there ooaceired ta idea of reerganlrlog society ta aosardanc with a plan of hit own. It waa, of wars, a mere luioeiBcraey.

F.tgat years ago Prof. S. seed he met him ta Paris. Then be declared a area aot ready to return home, aa his theory for aesa-rWattaa the coaoUio ef manslnd waa not perfssted. When tae tret ens set of bis wwrh were nearly through to press, he heard a Preachman had conceited plan eimllar to hla own.

Thia threw him all a sack he set to work to excogitate another ajsUoa. He died be let be had aoaspteted it. aad waa known a stone the people of the small town Bear Paris, where he tet saaawiajada Prat a. then alluded artsty to Col. Boas ea aad to Wtutaa Jar.

aaatorrtef totsmBtarajyiaton cf the Utter. Pro', t. mM that ae of th mtmt aaoouraglag atgaa of th time, ha his view, was th eaorte which are belag Bases to I eeeae from oblivion th aaceaoty of th areal aad good sees of the eoaatry. Prof. S.

concluded amid and was fol-towed fcy Dr. Saaru Umi Dtcainaoa. ef Phila-etolohia. Col. I'M was ctaaemato of ht own, stasd, and pasasd an wpright, qitet Uk.

Ilia laser-ttedrtr, as a poiltlclaa, waa partleuMtrly remarkablar. ato died as he had 11 red, and la affectionately remem- red tf all hi anquaizttaacea. with Cot, GaasasM syaakee waaatUl aaore familiar. After tosttfytag saiiUiaus or pel oss, ur. d.

aiiwaea Or. aase ew af the deceased whom he numTieieil has Meads, aad reeamed hla seat. Ta aeaerabl Dr. Its said a few words with "nee to Dr. Buna, an aid resident ef Kew- iaeaa.

Jww X. Paeiaa rwke th Bm. Atnmr IV. is a ni esejM' aot nut reire taut taa Bad aama -to aiasd to tsw ma a a aa It is watt Bowsrsfti to asaaiae th id Uge detton mr-rhar. Aa a aaaa ha waa ketraseiseed tasts In aaaxurt of art.

and as a dtlzaa ay hit nUrg aad bbetalTttws. Naw-llarea eweeaaeUss rrv tod to Mr. Susanna that aba eaa never fBssaeatad saaay af bar suwsla wtmslwe. Issewflsi her salary, aad Bs mst aa neat secure rer Us bsssstBg of eratae. In poUd wdltie ha was la ksgassaad, and 4 wags P.

saad tssl as regrets' a bad net wren eavad toretaanttlatelat2 Matloee! Ualte, lor tawre he would here defeated Che right, white he weald nvr have dtopUyed that caiblty whkh astro a whet tt wawld aaesd. la B)Ba ias Com atoe wealth bad teat a elUxea for whom no acaaaeat need be sraclsd, for ae had bitt his own wemortal ta the kearU of th people, luearty a few nrprrriat words. la which he alluded brirfly to Eeiis Cneara, tba iatrodueed Gov. Causa, of tul, a graduate of Daitmouta College. Xgu continued spplaKe greeted Gov.

Caasa's sputiisre. He said be haroly keew std to say, ai er tae tvUoducUon which tee Chtlrmaa hai gives him. Ht felt aa tboogft be had hardly a to ip-ak here; but DartisoBtti, though notaeutdof Vale, la yet ber sister. Toese ta, wi'h Hrvl, si ike only CoUtgrs directly founded fromEdgland; and be migM. Cuuclore, claim to be a firscodeta of Vale graduates.

But it was uaaeesarv otai to euMKlza tae aoss af Dartaaouta orocTaie. Mo rraise could add ta their aaarits. Ba no wueld piefar to speaa of a younir s-n of Ys'e, net numoeied mnxig those who had cllmsel the itteps of 111. Ytart ags, waaa he oiairteacsa be practice of the law in to waare he Gov. C) aow resl-Jea, ba af sead youie rnaa Seis waaes name was Ucea asraas.

lis wat stead-tat in Ma Ubus and waa fast attain! og amieeaee. Ox nicht he reUicd to res', and befite na Jig was acotjj. aFpareortyhe bad aiaen alter gntag to rtst, to Use a bats, and was drowned walla ae eye saw him, the sbeua which rollsd oer him aovtng at the aasrie tlae ht grate and hie noasoxat. But Naw Epglaad did not sand forto graduates from cat-lKSs alcne. Her cmimon schoou had sent forth dis-tuvguitlird men.

Wslie he was listening to the edm-glcs deceated graduates, he had on ms rig it hand one who had attained eminence, having as a startlog-pciat a eommoa school cdacadrn. Ei-flor. Uollst.) and on hla It ft one who bad graduated from a fux-Lace. (Gov. Bccxucbam Gov.

Cauaa's lesuaraa were frequently Interrupted by bt a'ty applause. Dr. Put a as lavlted to speak for Princeton College. He had sct hts only son to Vale. Tula might xoibars show that bis eoLfiaence la Pflccetoa was oimUUbtd, but it was aot so.

Naver had Bar repata- ttcB beenbigher or more deserted, out she was Indebted to Vale for three of ber Presidents Wrrasa-ikob, Boss and Ebwabbv (Applause.) Then, too, taeia was Fiblbt, an tana rani irlnU'er wuTta Con-BecOcat exptlied, and whim New-Jersey maie President ot ber BMt Institution of learnlug. Laughter aad auplause. But Connecticut was lndeotad to New Jersey for many of ber most eiainent jurists, aid so a balance mlaht bs struck between the dtsies. la conclusion, Dr. I alluded to tae New-Jersey Normal School.

The Chairman her called on Senator Taesbuh, of Illinois, to speak. Tba honorable gentletnmn came forward amid applause. He said that he haroly knew from what class be should respusd. To Chairman had saM he thought be had bean trained la uie furaaeas, aad be waa right. In fact, he had come from E.pt.

(laughter.) Thoaga that tenitory waa not celsarated tor its learptng, one could not go astrat la going there for corn. When be left Illinois they were gaiMrtng in or of th largest harvests of wheat which be had ever known to be art a red Uiera, aad every other grain would come in proportion. Great change bad cone over Ertpt since he first went there. Perhaps New- boglasder did not trunk taetr mt'Bcy bad been well uTestd (isught't in that territory. they were mistaken.

In 1610 there wer but people there; now there are moietaan hall a million. Aad the people are si means so ignorant as they get credit for belag. To be sure the fame once was when taere were few Near-Engenders mere that Ystktet were pointed at rather Only a short time since, a candidate for a bigbi Aclal staUon, told him that whenever he Ibiibir had nassied toroush the S'ate eleo- tiotieeilng be It tl a blue streak, (Laughier. Now there are au maay Yanaeea were laat taay nare to treat them with respect, seoator T. tuea stldbeahoukl like to steak of the Constitution of the United States, ol its admirable system of checks and balances, but at a meeting a short time aiace, where be look the llbtrty of doing tula, some politic ana who beard him went away and circulated the report that be had been disparaging the principle of popular aoterrtgoty.

(Laogbter.l Ltst he might be considered as attacking an roe political ourty la pratalor tne conjtltntion, he would forbear further remark. Laug titer and can tinned applause 1 1'be Chalraian then cilld on the different classes by tnelr reprcsentatltea. Chaaselior Laiaaor. of Wisconsin, responded for the class of 1610, sad the Rev. Mr.

afsie of Cevtoo, for tbat of 1110. The n. If aaax L. Davis, of North for taat of 1839. The latter gentleman spoke of Hixbt Wstarr, graduate of the class of 1830 He weot to Teaaessee alter graduating here, and there took part in the political onteit woich hat divided the State.

A shtrt time tinea the County Clerk, wbo certifies tha validity of land warrants, having become superannuated, hir. bjoui, aaa work of charity, undertook to perform his ontiee that bla family mix tit hate tne bene-ht of the In doing so het nadvertaatly atgoed to County Clerk's nam Instead of his own ai deputy. Tha attention of the Government having been called to the great number cf tiauoulent land warrants issued in Tennesxe, had this fact called to thslr notice and without any preliminary inves-tigaucn had Mr. Waioar arrested on a charge oi forgery. Tfius what he Intended as a cfia-lrr waa turned Into a crime, and the blow fell to hearily on Mr.

Wbjobt that tbe next mornicg he was a ratlcg lunatic. Tee speaker said (hat Investigattoa whlcn had been called on to make sttisAed him of Mr. Wsiout's entire Innocence of snv criminal intent, but while the cloud a Mil rested on his mind and name he died. Other graduates spoke for th various classes, and tbe meeiing broke up after aiaairg Lenaoi. Tne anntveraarles of the Llteiary Societies are bciBg ce.

eb rated with great enthusiasm aa 1 cli were, bat are aot. left th imatt I legal BUOOKLTS INTELLIGKXCK Boabd or IIialth. A meeting of the was held yesterday morning. Complaints were made agairst vacant lots northwest corner of Harrison aad Court streets and low lots on block bounded by Hamilton-avenue, Mill and Court streets, running about feet on Mill-street, 17 feet on Court -street and T5 feet on Hamilton aremue. Taey were declared a nulsxec and ordered abated at tbe expeme of the owner.

8 will -milk again Mr. Joan- T. HrxBaara presented a petition asking for the removal of Mr. IIastbbbcow stab'esoa Franklin-avenue. The sub ject waa referred to a special cnrawitlee consisting of Aioeimen cbbt ana UAsasrow.

Keports rne i-aim-OScer to whom was referred tbe complaint against HoaaBi'a fat establishment oa Ninth -street, Giw-anua, teported that the buUneas was Isolated, conducted in a proper manner aad therefore was aot a usance. Tha report waa adopted. The complaint against a glue ana oil factory em lushing -avenue between Smith and Stone 11 streets, wa re "erred to Aldermen Fvasr and Cabbhow for InresUrallon. Tbe Board adjourned to meet oa tne (a oi August si o'clock A. M.

Bobbkkizs. On Tuesday night last about $100 worth of load was stolen from on house In th Eleventh Ward, where It had been put but a few days before by th plumbers. It will cost several hundred dollars to tear away aad replace the pipe. Several other houses were robbed in tbe same Ward on Monday eight. A house Is Central, near Myrtle-arenne, was robbed, Tuesday night, of property valued at $30.

A large Newfoundland dog guarded tha lower atory of tha house, but the intruders auooeedsd In quia tit his and ransacked the lower part of the bouse wit noal giving any alarm to tha inmates. Tne house of Dr. Euion, on Clinton, near Fulton-avenue, wa robbed oi rueadsy of property valued at 250. A boy named Ann Pass was arrested yesterday by Offii-er Hall, of the Second Precinct, for stealing a quantity of leather from Atrin Wnxias. The pioperty was found at a small store at the coraer of Washington aa York streets, waer the acousod had sold tt.

He waa committed to answer. Thx Bat Rtdcb Taaqkdt. Bioce the Mayor of New-Vork haa offered a reward for the discovery of th mardarer of Fanny Daa Haubt, we understand a large amount of collateral inform alien has bean brought to light. One gentleman makes affidavit that cm th 1st of June the day Mrs. Hajlaxt disappeared he saw a woman oa board the Kevpoct boat, whoae personal appearance, as ha gives it, exactly corrae ponds with that of th deceased.

His etteation was parti calarly called to her by her atraage conduct. She waa alone, and seemed disposed to avoid every oaa, aad conducted bar self la such a manner that he thought she premeditated suicide, aad therefore watched her for eosn tim. Bbwabask. The new Water Board give notic that the plan for aewailng all that part of tha dty naturally drain ed by the www that empties Into Walla-out Bay, near th Navy Yard, haa beea tied, and that objection will heard on th 22J of August aert, at 'clock A. M.

Th new Board Intend to push forward the work of sewering the eltr just as fast aa th la will permit, Bchooa. ExHiBinon. The first annual exhibition of th Roman Catholic Bchool of th AssntapUoB, earner cf York and Pearl streets, took pine Tuesday evening, and passed to th entire aatisfactioa of sows atx hundred perseas wbo wer fortunate nough to ba present. Accidist. Yesterday a boy Darned Jobs BtaJT wu hocUvntaly rus.

over by a dirt cart beloagtsg to S. O'DeasBU, contractor, on Elghteeath-street, by wbloh he bad oas font bedlv crashed. He waa takeat home by the Kighth Ward Police. Lobo Iplabd Bailkoad, Tba work on the sew track from Jamaica to Hunter 'a Point waa com-asencad at the former place oa th Sit Instant. It win be pressed forward to eoxnpletioa with all so sat btoJrpaich.

TH i si The lustre ef the diamond la not to be compared to tba proawetsost that samaale fraaa a gifted aa weal haiaxeed salad. Ama! how wrdoraM la tt hea such eiKie a msnw beoome vtcatod by Bialprac-tices and th ntayr proatraOoa oi the physical powers. CoaetitirUoM tbxta ta paired eoaae withla th seop af Dr. U. A.

BAnneW' experts stew. He may be eoa-alled as neaal at restoene Na IM Bseckr treat, fear doors below MeDougal-etreet. If ew-York, tree li as aad freea to daily, Sundays excepted, mnjcai by spcal appctniaaent. bibibV, ass tesPM vecst n. Btpvet- lrt deetgned lov the as af the Mdal Pre- aad th eauis.

For eale by ail i- -caiaent drogrHU. A. M. Btsrrsea at Ca Na. 98 Broadway.

New-Yom. Boss laaa.MBrs. II1I.TB 0AIJ.BAT Has ramevsa frem No. SM Broadway to Ci) Bread way, eoraev ef Bieeeker-etreeC Ft olographs, Daguerreotvpe and Aiworotypea. Pes are of th amuiruoua and mys'i'rinr rvt rjw-cV.

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Address, tsetottog caenltaUnn fee. ti, J. 440 II rooms street, one door of Broadway, west. lAettrrHwnts. IIotiowtys OmmsBT.

Pains In the bick or linbr, srgiwck, intusBTlsm. m071t sunt, nei-raUta. aid anre throat, are eurel by ruobisej le tile rrt ui'Mntt to diseases ef tre mascies and carves, gold fO Haidea-laae, New York. Ilmmtl Patent Cham ptoo Fire-Proof Raf, No.XM B'Oejdwav, corner of Murray -street, opposibi City Hail. New-York.

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tTCON. C. BfrttU tMfiiOO Erie ailcad 7 1 (00 Ifbscuri 8 K)t SOReadlig 45 .000111. V. lioa do 4'4 ICON.

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aiH 60 rontinrntal 60O A Chi 615, 110 F. at. Bteam. Co 11 liCOC. IR.LB DC0 61H sdsssdat, July 27 P.

M. Two important arrivals are announced today, one from Europe, with news to the 16th July, confirming the peace in Italy, the other from the Pacific with the mail and treasure from Califor-uia to July 5. In London and Paris the Funds had partially receded from the first flurry of speculation and excitement which occurred on the first news of the tieaty, but at the Bank of the rate of Interest was lowered to 21 and in Manchester and Liverpool unusual activity, with a large advance in prices, took place in the Cotton trade. The sales of Cotton are reported 10T.000 bales for the week, and the advance equal to $2 60 the bale, or the ft. The rise in Yarns at Manchester is called Id.

the D. Th foreign Giain trade was depressed, in London and Liverpool, owing, in part, to the fine harvest weather at home. At Havre, the Cotton market was buoyant. On the Faria Bourse the French Fonda stood 68.60, and on the London Exchange, Consols were 9595 on Friday. American Stocks were mote active in Lmdon after the peace, and sales of I.linoia Centra' aharea were made at an advance of five cent, in two day closing 67j2t68i.

The State and United Stale Stocks were active, and the latter i'SH cent, higher. The quotations for some of the Railway Bouds are also higher. The Moses Taylor, from the Isthmus of Panama, brings a Gold freight of $2,115,000, the largest by any single steamer since December, 1857. The mining account continue steady from California, and a detailed statement of tbe shipments of produce from San Francisco for the first six months of the present year illustrates the uniformity of the production. We have also by this arrival an account of some very remarkable discoveries of Gold on the Pacific coast, at Chiriqui, a little north of Panama.

The facts are detailed in the newspaper extracts under our general report, and confirmatory of these we have aeen a private letter to th Panama Company from their commercial agent, Mr. NxxaOK, detailing the same facts, as follows A vessel arrived front Chlrlqu a few days ago, bringing ua the news that large quantities of gold had just been discovered In the tombs of the Indians in the neighborhood of David, about tW miles from this place. Th gold is found la the snap of ornaments, birds, alligators, sharks, dtc. Some very la gold, others very much alloyed with eoppsr. I hare ssen letters from two gentlemen of David of veracity.

One estimates the value of the gold extracted In about three weeks at $100 000. another stlmates th quantity to be over nine atTiba (223 About a thousand men were then at the diggings. The burial ground extenda over several leagues. There Is quite an excitement In Panama oa the suiject. Two vessels have already left for Chblque, and another will leave to-morrow.

The people of Chirlque aay there was a gold sain la the neighborhood, supposed to be the tichest In South America, This mine was near a large Indian to am called La The tradition that the Indians rose on th Spaniards and forced them to leave the country, aad that they retired ta Costa Rlca where they founded. the dty of Cartago." The English news puts bright face upon our Cotton trade, present and prospective. la prospect of another large crop, which may reach four millions balea, the renewal of active trade at Manchester with the whole world, and the continued good accounts which that trade and our own are receiving from India and China for manufactured goods, tha importance of a large advance in the raw material can acarcely be exaggerated. These adTices ax also highly appreciated bj our banking house in the Foreign Exchanges, aa tending to give stability to the best aourc of their business through the remainder of the Summer and Autumn. Th turn in Cotton and the rat of Interest at the English Bank will, we think, tell at once upon the export demand for Bullion, confining it through August to the receipt from California and the South though th next mail or two will enable oar banker to speak more decidedly for themselves on thia point.

The Ex' changes for Saturday have not yet opened. The impreealoa is, there will a diminished demand on Paris, aa compared with last week, while the English rates, If any thing will be a fraction easier. There will not be much done until after the Eur op a' mail la delivered. The Ariel sails on Saturday for Uavre, and the City of Washington for Liverpool. The principal Bullion engagements wOl be for th latter.

The Hamburg steamer Borwim will follow on Monday, Aug. 1. The Custom Duties to-day are other receipts Into the Sub-treasury, 1 disbursements, including $45,000 on California account, balance this afternoon, $5,153,647. The market for Money to-day, la actual roles cent, for lome parcel of August and September bills, of prime character, takes to fill up the line of one or more of the leading Basks, and 7 cent, for November and December bills of like choice, taken outside. 'We also hear of January paper at cent.

The Stock Brokers paid 5 cent, on choice collateral, and 6 cent, oa txiacelianeons, for loan negotiable oa demand. The market, generally, is steady, with a fair demand, and some alga of Improved trade to create good paper. We understand that the Empire City, from New -Orleans, haa about $250,000 in Mexican silver on rreisbt, for which there Is a ready demand for export to England, where the China orders are. Aue Dtoca mariei to-oay wag du, moderate ry i acliv to tha aiesmt asaling. aad, tsxjwga an tim ahowing some firmness for part of that Share list, ptfcee dosed la the aXUnteoa generally dull.

The closing quotation throughout Tar acarcely a fraction from the last prices made terday, although some intermediate sates of Bead, ing. New-York Central, Michigan Guarantee I aad PacM Mail were made at a partial advance. The last price of Centra! is 7fkT. Panama wa cent, up, tay Tbe State Stock were in s4eady demand, under a somewhat free offer in of Tenneaaeoe and Missouri at the early Biwid. Railway B.wde.

of the best as far as olTervil, mere firmer, particularly Illinois Centrals TL. prevailing feeling at the close of the Recood Boaid was one of inactivity, and, as remarked yes-teiday, the Stock Exchange responds less decidedly to tle foreign news than any other department of I Darners. The Wabash Valley Companies are again compelled to ask indulgence, though a short one. on tbe August interest doe on their mortgages. Tbe an ount ie $119,000, which the President, according to his communication in another place, to meet in three or four mouth.

We relet to hia statement for reliable information on the business of the road through a season of general depreceion in the Western traffic, aa well as for the calculations of the Company on the season soon to open, it is believed, on a mote cheerful trade. The August half-yearly Dividend of the Leather Manufacturers Bank is 5 cent, and the Mariiic Bank 3 cent. The aalea of Cotton to-day are reported over balea, at an advance of I cent. The export of this staple last week from this port raised the aggregate clearances of Domestic Produce and Miscellaneous Goods to $1,635,000, an improvement ol a million dollars on the prevlon week. Tbe Corn Exchange, to-day, notwithstanding the news, exhibited more firmness for Wheat and Flour.

Provisions, on the other baud, are dull. The following is the treasure list of tbe Most Taylor Am. Fx Back 1M WW Ja-ees Patrick- aegcit Bnmjot ltw no Kichard l'aoljk fcwith a agar 7 Ktt w. i'artet at dan. H.

3. B. Bacon. 3 sua ss- Perkins 7 Hoes. eiooner A vo 74.15-' eofcbsuas 14 3Gl Koberts Morri si.

ecu 3 ooo 60.0 0 30 or TS.100 to oaa S.UU0 4S 374 23.300 10,000 6O0 3 IS3 20.640 64 Kui a 8ro j. Read Jt F. Hutbeifird elate At Co m. CelUmut JtCo. lAfKiJ ntanTo a.ooetraa.a, Bartasa, 14 Rafflinat Co "ebolie 0roe lS.oto'Suanss.

Bros at Oo. 1 7tM)'a JaBob. as Oo 37 0 0 raate. UcCahill tC 3 4oniTrcadweU 4 Co Turner uro 30.000 U. lL.TilSOQ 14.a7r.lj Weir 1 too ajells, fargo Co e.ci'u.orae IS 4 5f0 i.obach Br he jieler.

500, Vou Lebt. Schmiiln 11. win, isrftCo Id W0 Fred. IV bat at Co. 11 eoOjg.

J. Foratall vw 9 RflS 3U4ti 78 4 31000 30.0 3,000 309 '5 87 37 130 13,464 3 000 10O0o'rrom 6M Pccroj iy Connor. Croa7 Coahifl W. oJrmD Co Cubrt. a Co fi.

H. Cunminrs Duicsn.rter to Witt, Ki.t- 4 Co I anno Co sr. H. Daly. 1 lesieio.Bro a Co reraaan A Co MlnfofcCo tinld.aa th tl O-.

W. Bge Co H. Fasticgs How axes: a spin all W. Titl'er a Bellrr Bro Jsc ton. Bn4 at Co.

Jent.fDg Brewster cm a Co. Krlej. Bjrt Co It Lavreneeat Co VeUopoUtan Bank, R. Wearier Ntuatadter Bro Ie Nitkr J. B.

S3.loi Total si.Us.Uj0 From an interesting half-yearly reriese to June 30, of the trade of San Francisco, in the Eccning Bulletin of that city, we -make the following extracts From domrs'le Atlantic ports, Great Britain, France. Cmi.a and ths Esxt aggiegale toonage for tr nrat hail of each ol tae last three years waa as folloate tots, fit st six months 83 068 lM4, tons, Brit six months 81 020 lhM ns, hst sis nsnnths IM.iii Tne foregoing shows an increased Inward tonnage mtvrment trom the priocipsl quarters whence our supplies aie derled of more taaa ii yl cent, the present year over 1S17, sad nearly 45 ft cear. over ISM. a Okoat forcible coaamentarv upon tbe eoodldon of our overstocked market Is aUorded oy the aooue dat. These excessive importations are further illustrated by a er ro part ion ot the amount of freight money paid dun rg ice same period, as follows Freights pvid first six months, 1857 $1,45 881 Fre gh'Spald first six month.

1868 1 27S 8IS reiguta raid Brat six months, 18J9 A it Is in exceptional cases that vessels arrive here with anvthlig less than full cargoes, the amount tneir tonnage correctly shows toe extent onrleeports but our exports are better exaiolted by tnelr market valuea, Th fo. lowing Is a conrparaUv statement of the exports, other taaa treat uie, for the first half of each of th last three years First six months of 1859 $2 324. 7S4 Flrtt aU moBtns of 1858 First six moiitiia of lo57 3 073.013 Th exports cf quicksilver for ths fiitx half or to Uat tbiee year were at Uow In 1857. 11 83d flask 1858, 13,452 flasks 1859, 981 flasks. Tals laa-tBeEse fal lag e.ff Is solely attributable to the snspen.

si on of operation at the New Aloiadea Work, caused by yet existing litigation as to ths proprietorship. The exports of treasure for the first tlx months of If59, 1P58 ard 1857 were a follow First six months of 1859 $33 683 563 First six months of 1858 S3 Pits six months of 1897 33 741.489 Tbt show a remarkable apprextmatlen tor tne periods aanred, and together with other Indication, give rise to the-opinlon that the sum total of the pre-Mut ear will bs fully up to that of either of th for mer, if It doe not somewhat exceed them. Toe annual product of the mines is djuot'ss as great a ever, but can never be jocged of accurately by tbe experts, as these are goveraed to a great extent by nneirclal emergencies abroad. The deposits of Gold Bullion at th Tnited State Branch Mint In this city, for tha first half of 1859 and 16M were as folio as Oas. First six Br on ths of 1859 440,313 87 First six months of 1658 .663,387 89 Falling off 243.044.oJ This large decline the present year Is attributable to ths prolonged Winter, which prevented operation In snaxy important mining sections till late in the season.

Tha movement of passengers, arrtvlne; and depart-lr by sea, for the next six months ef 185, i denoted as follows: arrived, 17.034 departed, 11,103 gain, 6,931. Durlae a correspondlrg period of 1858. owing to the Praaer River exodus, there was a net loss of 2T2. Daring a like period of 1857 there was a gain of 4 295. Tbe gain from arrivals by sea for the entire 'of 1858, notwithstanding the loss adverted to in the trst half of tbe year, waa 13,745.

which somewhat axeeela the average gain of 1659. The greatly redoeed prloea of fare, however, which have lately depleted our population, must swell the total gain of to year, sloe sufficient time has not yet elapsed for ua to have experienced its benefits along with Its disadvantages. We have received from the office of the Canal Company the following returns of the Coal trade through Delaware and Hudson naxawaaa aaa ncnaoa can-ax, ooarrAxrx. Csel tkipptd frmm Hswsealsie fwrck nUmg Julm S3 ad sae Jss. 1, 1859 Wwfce Teas Earns time ta 1858 ...15 79 Increase la 1859 16 615 rinimixu ooai eesuaarr.

Cl tkippti Vest fetere er weak swdte7 J9 simcs Jaw. WfMete YCssbv Toll 34.14 33 058 Same time la 1858 3d 847 354.411 Year S42 0W 125 116,708 Decrssssln 1859..., lacreaeaU 1859.... 093 3.653 9.) Wahsuh VaJley Ceaapmxty Qma Ttanan Wasasa Rstlwat Co. No. 64 Kxoaasos ntcs.

Ma-tr-Yoaa, July K7. 1859. sks sTswsr etae jvesr-rsrs; IVaM The semi-annual interest on the First Mortgage Bonds ef this Company, accruing orn th 1st proximo, will not be paid eat Baaturity. the Company as kiss; a temporary Indulgence therefor lor a period af three four months. Th annexed exhibit Indicates th greee earnings of th road during tha twelve as oath eawUjog June 30, vis $75,866 48 113.S41 87, February 103.491 14 March M.M3 67 April 63.617 3 Uay 41,503 46 i Jan ft3.652 10 39.750 88 61,724 34 68.918 36 641,068 34 58 481 33 July August September October November Total 96 Balance 52a 44 One year' Interest oa th earur Boad of ta Cm rany is.

to wit First Mortgag. 3.400,000 $239 000 Second Mortgage, 1200,600. 175,000 Total i 413 000 00 Balaac 138 46 Prom th foregoing statement it appear that notwithstanding th perradfatgstagnafloa of business aad etrrxgCBcy of money affairs at th West, coupled with three successive seasons of short crop, the reveaues derived from th road hare proved atspiy sufficient te defrsy all opera thig expenses, aad alae te meet th entire internet on the bonded indebtedness of ta Consxtasy. It may, there tore, be ragaxdad aa desaoa-stralrd that a degree ef saute rial aad financial strength and capacity inheres la th road, sufficient hot oaly to prtrv it to te It-ru staining, but rewarding and re-muxsarvtlv to Its owrtr, and that too under th ma-, sjsaal daadvaataa above The present InahUityr mt la Coaanany ta proenptly Basst th Angus! dividend of latersat art from th ef aBxloytng th meetae wewarw psHeahl she i st wher aad tedlspeBaabsa bjtm. Dwrtag 'h peat year It waa faqad aiseallU as the seessasfal epaiatat a ef the yoaw to tacrosa Ha wart ef sossi and roHtsg saserBBSry.

Aeaordtagly toeomo-live sad eaea wsie awrehesed th tat of Sill 6r: wrffcla th same peid eTpeBdrte' ef soma 813 6a wet aaaer ta, grsveltng and fencing the 1 ax atoicmg grala bsm aeisraasea thereto were obbbbq of 2VOl la si leal so aanyMt so swecssefwt oeneemmerann the iset eosn pre wtse arreneseit eaere into awtweea the vwnows elsese A creMlofB ef th Company. TM extiaordanary dawaeea ausmlnM rrvreasoaef ta cv.at freaaet of last aeasew, by which th toaapwa loot owe or tt I karveit brttges. Bessie aamevoo aln astf ther xuaaive a.jurlu tt, rtqolreo aa eatsy of giOOttltO reatoie ire toad to lta nginas aeaimixteae. iw large iDeariituree, not likely to occur gto. MS regain 24 rou.

weia made directly trout tae eaoetny earnUigs of the road, and L. dteate the oocasJon ef the wmpotary Indulgence now sougnt of th-; first pood-bo cers. Tt prrsent and future prospects of th road wre never nos bovslul aad eaoootsgia. a very la-ge crop Wheat of unuaaally sxoetleat qasiity baa beea leeeatly harvested UuouBoat ta tVenaah Vat-ley, ai uie yield ol Jom ptemUes to be very sbw-daoL CHher ersmeots of advantage and -proeperlty wbl soon he sceuiec by the eonoistloR aai operfog of two ltnpmtast line of tributary rallwava Ta Logaasport, Keorla and Burllagtoa Railroad la la a forward slate, lrt and eupaistroetura Is now boil laid and it ia expected that it 11 res'v for the rasage of trims early in November next. To otn-plet'en of this great truth itrt gives the hoi test aad moat actcable rout" frua Birltgtoa aad Ceatral Iowa to ail a aster a Btstns.

aad wilt draw a vast trame upon the road of this O.mpany from on of the moot extentlv aad richest settlors of country la the WssC Du'trg the present season, th itncy aad Feltnvra Kairroad will be la uceessful ope rati thua fi ling op ibe only remaining link of rail coBtasuatcatiea to St Joseph. Missouri. The eompietianof these great works, comuined with tbe large lacooiing crops, aad unmistakable iBdirataors of a geBeral revival of bast-e at the West, furnish substantial groaads for coerces ce la the future success of the road, and the belief that the interest now deferred will he promptly met at the data heretofore naved. Thoae parties holding coepene maturing on the first pros, will allowed isle rest for the period thereafter held. A.

BOODY, President. B- Rr Ms-saw Jams llisi wise t. BmaBfae, IfV. -WeesStr. Sties Snaw i Jiaaesw.

'a-aaTgwh. pT 4sst.tt. Jaa. saa. aw 47 re eaeawd east a ard atesas-e Freea Biaall Wilssw.

W. a. hb-m. if ns rwr7e. er ttmltfnM.

nmtm ffiiiml J'lts Wswetwstrwt Isd. p- laj aaaa aad Mt. -J )e. Hataeas. Ms.

wavlwa mm lade ties, tew as ad v. aBdehHo.sl'a.aadsi4aeewt MUaM. teds awd Mr- ktaid ao4 1v. 9 ehltdnw awd aawsw Jta. Jrv-'t Jr a.

pBsTta. rha. B. a4-. air I At aid, i Hv auVvtia a a.

Wmm. W. Dai! A h.tl. 41e 1. Davaa.

wl Fittsbargh Bank Jaly Bulks. Ctmlatlsa. Upettr, Pk. gl.k3 S4.a Exchacg 440 II. a 11.

Ilk 3X9 747 12T3 Citlscns'Bk 131,190 S7.I3T liechanica' 317,120 74.473 Iron City MKI llaXo Allegheny Bk 307.PH Jaly l.llt.lta July 18 I.acajil3 1 33, 1859. IWeadM SHIJOHB 1.47S.e3 aa.4 I 744 7H.60I 104, 'it 'M IBS S7.7S3 83' 3 318344 1I7.SM3 $1,740 3i3 tJUJCTM 1'734M Bevlew ef th CaUlfernla Maikec rVeaa las 6m Frmncuc BuUttm. Saw FaaBOisce, Mndsy Evening. July 4. 1859.

But a limited businesa haa been tranaacted during the past fortnight, tbe market having rated ex-tiemery doll throughout that period, artta a geaeral downward tendency of prices. A material fatting off in the quantity of good going to the eouaUv I also to he aoted, buyers treMB the tntsrtovbsxm dtspoesd lo nuicasse very sparmay. Tata Inactivity la per tially atuihutaole to tae approach of a aeesost of to jear when but lie as ia usually slack, and further to tbe delayed arrival cf numerous cargoes from Atlaa tic ports and other points of supply. Stoe.as la band are more than ample to meet any olsposittoa of buyer to tote i1 the market, but they hare refrained from further operationr, evidently in tne expectation that upen tha arrival of the large supplies now doe, taey would be able to obtain still 1 utter terms from taa-porters. While trade has been thus Inactive, the receipt of each Cat' intelligence, mbelher by Overland or Mall frc'm tbe Atlantic side, or by arrivals from Cnine, hts been of a clscoursging character.

Fioailv, at the close of the past further unfavorable advices have been received from those quarters, and we realize that all the iscoursgement that has beea eoa-tliiua I thia year offered to snippers hat had ao effect upon their movemei-ts, and that they still persist ta sEdirg goods la utter disregard of the capacity of thia market to dispose of them. Bustasss closed on Saturday the Sid touch depressed and tie loony feeitng In trade circles was deepened by tie of two eobsioerable laiture. Wa do not look for any Improvement at present in tne demand for goods, and we shall be shortly te recetpt of supplies to aa extent that would mora than equal the fullest degree of consumption of which tne country I capab'e. Under such clcomstsnces. the Immediate tenuency of prices is anything but favorable.

lsewbeie we give a brief summary of theom-sneiceof thispoit for the half year just terminated, aad invite attestioa to tne excessive too nag arrived dating that period, as affording aa explanation of th present oversiocxeu conaixion our marscrw Tbe arrival have b-eu the FBtsg- aftst and Wiser', front New-York; Cecen. from Boston: dreg-e, from Pnilade'paia; scbor ner Cocktrf, from Newcastle, Maine; Wvham Ltmmig, from London; Pusri, from Cilatgow dti. CUJlo g. aad Gslaea ifsat, from Heiigkcng; iagaelis, from Manila; Surinam, from Melbourne Vsaiwe. front lioooiulu J.

from Central America; Santtsgs, from Tahiti ssie Aitleti: from BUS a enthcrre, from MazsC-laa, aad bark Jagaslrs. from Realejo. Xf at kern by Telegrraph. Btrraio, July 17 P. M.

Floub dull and unsettled, and demand confined to the better grades sales 900 at 63 for i mt 64 25(4 60 for extra Wisconsin aa lo- extra Mtcni-gsn, Indiana aad Onto, and a 37 ltd so tor double axtiaa. Waaa unsettled, and damnd oonfined to mllllrg lota; sales lOOOObusbels, al 67He.4S4. Milwaukte eiub 98. for old red Oslo; 81 03 fw new co. a fleet.

Coan quiet snd ateady saiee 6 000 bushels, st 65c Oats tesdlfg downward; demand modeiaicly active sale 20,000 bushel on private nxa, supposed to be atX8o. ber gralna quiet. Wbuit n' Bates 1- Cabal FsBtaBts steady. Lmkm Import 2 0C0 obi Flour 10 OoO rmthsla Whsat 33.000 bnsrels Corn 26 COO bushel Oa. Ctoml' EsfrU bushels Wheat 16.000 bushel Corn.

OttrBCO. Wednsaday, Julv 37 6 P. M. FlOCR unchanged sales small. Whiat in better milling Censed, but there la aot mac a doing la consequence of toe difference la toe views of boyers and at tiers; sales 8 600 bush, extra Milwaukee Club at 74c Coxa eontlaues scarce no sales.

Cabal Fuiaan dull but unchanged, at 25c on Flour, 7c oa Wheal, 6)te on Corn, to New-Voik. aasMets 7,000 busa. Wheat 7,500 bush. Cora. xNo stuVments of Flour er Grata by Csaal.

CntcrnBATi, Wedaeaday, July 37. Flottk tinchanred; receipts larger than for some day past. Want ateady Red, SI OS White, 110115. Coxa Wsasxr, 34c. Faovnuoas anchanged Met Fork, $1S 60.

BaiTaaean, We Jnesdey, Jely 37. FLOra quiet City advanced 12c. Howard-street uncharged. Wim advaaosd 2wo.om tbe better grades White 81 20-961 35 Red 1 15a 81 25. Cobb steady.

PaovuiOB qulst. Waxwy ua-changsd. Pananairara. Wednesday. July 87.

FLOrja quiet; aupeifine $5 60. Wbsat heavy; red (I 184B8124; wartefil 3761 31. Coas buoyant yellow bOc.42 81c Wnssxr dull at 30aw27c Kaw-OeLasns. WedBeaday. July 37.

Cottott. The Bales to-day, before the receipt of tbe earsye'i advice, amounteo to oaias nota-ixg waa dons afterward a. Fmcb very dub. Paeria-seas vary dull. Faatoars Cottoa to Liverpool Hd.

MoatLB, Tueeday, July 36. CoTTOn inactive middling llc; eale of three days, 350 hades receipts th aaaa time, 400 bales. FUlafelskla Blsek Bsara. PauaBaxrara, Wednesday, July 37. Stocks steady.

Pennsylvania State Fives, 90 Reading Railroad, 22 Bf orris Canal. 62 Long ialand aailroad, 10 Peaneylvania Railroad, MS. BXovwb i sfOms BfaasTw. Crsat Britaia Jaly Indian. Jaly 3..

Ariel Maly 30.. City er Waahlnga-Jaiy 3.. Bornssia. 1.. Africa Asg.

8.. Vew-Totk hAi. 6-. KorthBriien Sua. 6..

Barep. 16.. Jha Ben 16. Hamatoaie Jaly 18. Anglo Baxoa July 30.

Eangaroe 30 Oeeaa Julr 3 Prt sla. 8, Olasaww 37. Bova at Jala- 30 City of Baltimore. 3 TanderbUt keg. 1 Nerta 8 Aug.

a ew-Ter verso ruskaa. Xlv.rpool JSOSSSW. Qasbe. Southern pt'a, ew-Terh Id versool Quaes. Haatna'n.

ew-v evs A veraoat Bew-Tasw Vara vei-Bool Qaehee. Uia ew-Terh DijiiiasB'a Terh irt sea ems. Qawkar Jwl II asm paangr BalUd. a ml, mtm alia asit4s far MmwtUu yh tmiwr. A BJ.

Rains. ML Hi etna. Hsarv Bore- ton. A Catron, A. Shark Lewie BUrrta aad aoa, atr.

M.S. O. Baader. Bra. James Donese.

Dr. W. flarrl-on and lady. McJ. Beweat, W.

Betd Bad lady. Dr. W. R. Doaabe.T.

BtacValr. st. Maxhaeon, Archer, Bias Bary u. Manly, Mrs. Truajner u.

tt. wit Bam MMlam. so wet a nenerta. rtaa. jonss, sassea torwr, sr.

diuhi, p. i Censtahle, John C. Badsoa.B. Crelsher, aadMiaah yaaaaaaeir Arrtve4. Bs tieomstip JsTosea Taylor, from AiBfasseg atlsa Bssmah Lawrence.

Mis 1 fjaai. Barsen. U. K. A lady and I children i Bias Vasy.

1J Beetle Casey, Lltat. re. B. Lieut. Tipton, II.

8- Mr. Oar- eieer. uns bvstsim, u. b. a a- isui an wins xlswsr an wtre.

van BBnoeca aa avesoer, Jas FeBd-sy, lady and servant P. flee. Mrs. Be'der aad efcild.O. F.rifbB, lady and Infant i Bithoa SonU and lad v.J.

Thona. Dr. Dean aad son. Mrs. Git tan aad child.

O. Cyavtana J. B. re Bella, A. H.

stpeneer, J.Joffe. Btrdsexe, Vehotre. Mrs. avesiasoa aad awild. Caps, tiarwsc.

David aveadall. Mrs Beher aad sister. I. Rat het ford. (Je CarOs, O.

Marah, 1, Moors, J. Plata, wile and 3 child res atr. a. pryea, vapy. reaiB, r.

rerwee. v. an biuiiih, -y. Bay ford. W.

Mannine. T. What UuhwTy. htrw Harris and rr testa, sfrs. BnhlswaB, Bfra.

Crwbr d- C. Welder. Jn. Bala 1. trttrimm.

wife sad child. 4. W. MsBBeT. W.

f. Bal ey, Jn. Weter. Bis si. PWrewlnf, Mr A.

HotU. Mtm iJirS wanes, stubs dbtwu. nass, kf Bsrsnas aad hoy, BcM Uan. Rooi 8el, O. Bkwt, wife aad servant r.

ouarer, a. a ins. vajn. j-or-rm. T.

ai-t- J. Sustra wife and child i 8. Hnrs- icy. H. Kelly.

Br BierArd aad ehud. Waa R- Saslta, 11 StarVIB. SS1W1'. W. strwmcr, n.

A- i u. "iv-i. itsx i-teys wife and child Lieut B. DaveadorfT, Br. ajaitsaad tnaaat.

umuwr wtrtfiM'sii sii Tlas, Mrs, BAra, B. Ao, A. karbi, J. Jffeaa, 1 rw. rwrwrwi BJfat arital it at tk.ka.

sat. ii liWl B-Mrtletoa, awleh. gu-U FFit. rvtesta, PayaaSt, stae- it HSVSt9 sL'tBjpiaVtf ff gxwaj Baa aaasaVBt i Kew.trt4wsMl7 ir." Bra. a.

J. Ball bb-I I.s. J. tt CJVitwwT ZIT yl 'ilh tr )ady aB efcBtt, Can HwVO? Vi In.il Krt repke- snt mttu. y.

kmlm.m. yees. Kuah J. Pt eW rMd sirs a al fdiy sud swrty cf tea snelbe-ea O. af.

ildreth aa4 f. ily. Bra. L. lAeehmad sad tamt'y, aad a talaa sieer'sw.

iron oavaba e. laasaewt, (jswa. A. B. farreao.

J.Cwpell. hi J. Bvt I. I. W1oceaT A Jataaes.

M. DaaM. a Pvne, I LarstaT PeeetM i 4K Wll-esw L. a Tr4W. Frvewsn.

Vrs. tider. aeew Bast, fi Oeasteav Jeaa. Parraa, M. W.

Cusvaa, aod 4 la the stssrac. Baa ravt Bandy Bask. attsTtaewBa amaaa ansa aa. I st staee ri, 3 gy area watsb rais bat. i.

6 36 1 Bev. lalswd. I 361 BsB Baaa gf MARINE IlNTELLICjElSCE." July 37, a -ri fJleair V' Steamrhlr Boaanhe, Cower, Ksvfolk. Ledlaas IMa-ehea 1 Malta, aster, Cord, Tltaatvau Co. Pteasffer AUda RoMntan.

fWltdelphl IT. Brfg. Buiy Queen ef Facitto, Atahuss. Baa Ftaacisee. 41 iltisi Ca Bark Weather Bag.

VeKee, Bis Jaeeifw, Be Make Co Bay Flower, Deu'je. weH ladtee. 1 a. Cusblrg. DIxob, St.

Kltta, Vs'e wwfiwd Oa. Brigs Birchard Toner- Cole. Jacksonville, Burner Petssa. Blrgiaa, terieik. O.

B. Peter rbeet Aachorrenham Kl'saaetaswrV SU to Sea 'osm. Btt cbas. tt Thnm tm, Baiilaod, Phelsei as viavijfa, eaau. rsuiaoeipeta.

Tsiiaxau a) us. eloeie. tkrhecBore Chsrlotm abb. tisel ad. Plassnaiku J.

d. Pavi Haiall. Winters, Rlehmaa C. ii. Flevsoa 1 a.

Wttse.Wtsv-T.PhUadcljbta master: aawettdmltb, fait is. P. Beck Cc; htlauora. Sarsen Sa Uaaa. P.

K. Brett. Son Co John slse. Davlr. Til wins, see, if.

stnrrav cunna, wins. sjira Hasan a v. LfSBBsai. owanara. new uaveei, mesier 2 n.

Baker, trelasd. Nortola. at. Badetl i M- Chase. Alexandrl M.

BeeiL BlooB lxaivast, Corvta, Bvlatol master. Steamship Empire City, OriSn. Ve -Orleans Kh 1 aad Havana kid, with ssdse. and Basssmsn ae li. O.

he erta. 1 he k. hae J-ed tUe w-wiier siae Iwr. lts New Or I warns Oa tbe evewlee mt the 4. x-av aaaa- bTers ttsba.

saas m4 rtortea. tav weaeaer. awsw-asd tbe Meaea Tsylor, f'oaa ai pis sail ne He e- Terk. Bad ex- ebaxsed sfgnaia. On Sunosy.

th, P. t. at km. 40 patted ship B. B.

Bllam. kills, taading to tha nsrthward. gteundiip Hose Tsylor. WrOewaa, AMoarail ia), 1 vURey West, with treasure aad passengers te aLQw bteawer Boatoa. Bel lew.

Phnadereaia aad Can Xae. with sodse. end passensers to Paraine. Btswer a ibatTose, Jones. Prortnanss.

srttB Skdse. te leoaeOrten Ship Mavftower.fof Bath.) Belt. Wav 7 aag ds from Gibraltar, with marble raea, bo C. Oaa- can Co. Be date.

1st 3. loo. aaar tbe arhjaid quarter of a vessel ef about 0 lo ferns hurde. MiiinMKiB.iniiii 1 rtu4'priia. dean.

Ble. Jarielre Joty II. wbh coffee toMeCreaxy. MeUBtTe. Bad aotrsheavy weaaher.

lot Bars Cttrilla PettiBsin. Bio Jancire4 es, witheof- fre to 8. 0. Jnhnsoa No dare. 1st t4 66 Ion.

tl. spoke berk O. Trultt. fron Binf Its Yrk. JalaT J.i 1 1 at ss In.

Htl for a sw York. Dark Zlrsarella. Hunker. Rlade laaalr Ia Id with enSee to ay mar Co. haw git eg It te Ato barks P.

H. Betssatd Tlrkory. JalvS 1st M. low Ms. rx' efcBBsed rgnals with a doub e-topsail sh sbswiae I wiw mv iiuriaiwiat, wih mur w.

IB tee WllltO. Brig Sea Lion. Wall, Bio si dawtea eoBse as- can j. PMm Brig Helen Btir Wladeor. M.

ft, wan piaster to D. R. De WUff ATrijr oircnara Torrey, 10 la, AllsaBSUDOrt, SABB1 Xa xasi. loracasosivuie. Brig Billoar tBr.

I Baater. Windsor, W. I de with plaatsr to De Wolfl. isnsr Jasanr. aaemai aa vuh tnaakseta aua.

ton tt C'acp. Ins ids. IHrl Rarker. Winfaer. kf.

a aHai plaster to D. De Wolff. Brls Sf A rmold. (grl Athtnaaw. Itnauli ai W.

ith stone to master. to astttr. Schr. Crnaosv Pester. Uaehiaa da sHth laaikae anwf httn to Slmpsm Bat be w.

near, slay otaxa, sleatlerson, rort Seta, with eeeJ, fDar Beetoav Bchr. L. H- Biekersoa. txter, Beetea I ds with Raced to 8 A. Kawe.

Schr. J. Warrsw. Bew-Havn 3 etk Bchr. A.

HsAttors. Smtth. 8a Jskn. ST. da with stone to r.

Jtevtss So echr Curassow.iBr. 1 Davidson. Windsor. V. m.

iy i0 plaster teD De Wolff Schr. D. B. Bar lea, af Breokhavew.) Jaywa, Bay port, 14 1 wl leas Bev to J. a.

Scbi. Biaaelie. iur)iia Pott Bpala, Tnntdad. IB- uv a bab ear ni sbt aaa su st gsy rs tv vrs Srhr. D.

P. Perrr. Calal To, with lamhev les mtster. i Dcbr. Fuey, Tracy, MWBrMge 7 a lamher to saasasr.

Schr. Saranj. Holden BoelBnt3s Ilaae ntatar. Schr. Marey.

Toeos, Port less, ensi for Newport. Sohr. Blvat, lmhH. Stasa'ord da Is hetUss. pcrr.

uwuitt. rar, Sjwva, mnm I lauetosw Hc.hr. Brioe. Dean. K.lrgtia with sOBe Sloop Commetee.

Badth, ProvidenoB 8 with ntdsV to aaater. Sloop Blachitott. BejBolda. PrTlae 3 dt, wtUk ids to xosster. stuia-uaiK adx s.untL Bwatsu xrasaxua J.

Btiro May U. ait.a.ii areamsnip startoa. inr paartestaa BVtaa-r e. fcr Richmond. Be.

Brig Pea Peam, lam at. Theatee. WUD 4 xVy Teteavwpaw Julv tt Below, shle VTd Can. Vera from New-Orleavne Brig Catherine Ntekela, Beager. svniuka, -iniy arr.

ama titgaiaw nitr. irsaa Cadiff, with a cargo ef railway iroa. 1 sHhaeaMlwaeewe The bark Loo Star. Diser. from Havana Jaly 14, at anchor In the lower Qnwaatloe, resorts galled la so.

with sblp Arlxena. Rotdosna. for LoayVoo. sad OO 16th. bllstMII, lo.

1 SS. Jaly t. let. 31. Km 7s, pok bark Bhwyrood, cf Boatoa.

tea. Bavaaa tm Cisras. -all well. i TheeteaaaerThe. atsraaa.

ef Or aw well's Ha, whlh: 7 left tha port last evening tor BaJUaaors, wtss tw thw st rows loss her proeeuer. tbrowgh Basse snlaova emnae. and waaeomBalled to return te txeCits. Haasaa tula Bxterseon taassi sn the Dtv Dsck. Bar Was.

Jaly t3.6neat 3,00 bales ef eottea. freal Ike caree ef ship Indian Banter, were eeld yesterday bst public ssuikm. at aa svarsge prio af 6 per bale. 3h arm-teas are Mill at work savtee arra. aad It expected that nearly a'l that is la the vessel wlU svee i or teuer te sutwooa waiter, tlx isissji i swsis si vsatrsnisn i Vobtlb.

Julv 37. The sehr. B. Wsasen. flaj4tsaa frees FljiladslDhia.ia ashore aa Kest Bank Hsu's ear.

Mask i ef her eargo baa been taken eut by a eteaaabsat. aad it exptcudaa wiUbflatedeffaayBy aseayaimJ i BasBj sV. TDdus bark, freea Bio Janeiro for Baltiawr Jaly BAB Be 9 aWyD. BB ssaBw sV O. W.

Dodgw-berk, bd. was stgwaHsad, Jaly tl, VJ fpsedsirsj brig. Bt Hart Zephyr wa brig, ef Treatoa. from PhUadslnkhl Jaly la, la. SOIL Ion.

64 16 T- lat.tylea.44H. rerwln BBIwplaw lsrtnig Arrsred frvm Nrmw York Jaly It. TestaaUa- at Brans eB 13tp. Deal Jaae Daaxets, ths). Clyde 14th.

Lacy Thsmptoa. at Uv seat Arrrred from XmrOrlen 1 -th. Aldaaah. at Bremen Qtraee. at (ttrecde i Mth, a W.

Parley, aad Pep aereii. at Deal Mth, Baveloek. at Uveapnol. Jrm4 Aeaa Betiaawae 13th. Kssiaa.

at LlverpssL er Mnw XoHt rth. Uasarver, beea ArdrmaiB 13th. Mary Ogdatvtresa Uverpent mi Ud fmr CkajUtHm I Ba. Marp TsAhingtoa, Ajveepooa. ir The ataoanlay, fat Baltlaansw.

Is i i AamrwALtv lrr Jalv a. Br aehr. Dsnaaee. Klaaw too. Jam 8th, Br.

aria Sarah Ckalota. London Asa. i. ai.wk atk R. mtm IJvatpooi i iota, Br.

Mr. Triad. St, Tttma I Asa. aria; 4 BIbb JJrethave. Oartbaaena satsv.

abb. stra. nerUMrav ieht, Bew-Tsrk Boot Taylor, Uta, brig Dresa- A. Cilnata MaasBtth. atav Sailed Jaiv a.

Br. atr. Thesse. St. Tboeaas i Asa hark EUa, lark's Island nth.

Br. str. Tisaa, Saa Jasss. eel Bert i lth. Br.

str. Ptaatageaet, Uvwrpeai I Br sehr. Bew Oreyhoaad. Porte Bue OldeaAwrw brtst Oeaaaaa, Brssaea i lata, Asa, etc Mass Taylee, MoBew aa. Bew-Terk.

Caiaao Asa. ships arr Jam It. Jat'a lAaisaue. Chlaer ss ITuh. Alieghaeiaa as ds.

sm aa ran oiseo; lvh. Waatlniar Jtv. Chinch aa wth. BUrar. 44 da.

bta Saa PrwsKiaee ISth, dreher Caiachae I portal. Oaa frem Saa Praaratn both, Cdvratd Btanley, 66 4. I trom Saa FrsiwHsoe ass. skip sailed Jaa la, Allrghaaiaa. far the Chhv- cbas Mia, Wandering Jew, xh, Jelia Lavreno 4.

for raited State CasfJIiaa, dot 33d. Xasard hiaaisy, fr the Chtneaaa. Taxva aiso June 1. Asa. nark Chrlstwohar Bait.

IC ds. (rasa California kd. Aai. Ipa Mi lnlgbt, de. ad Bingfl- ber, do.

46 17th. Easaburg Ulg Bsorgw Beinrteh. 60 da from Calitnrata- Sailed-Jaae 3. Am. balg Teiaate, Ba Byre ftsu.

r-. Am. ship Joha Talis. Caidata TiA. Asa.

bar a iaaaetry 3 fpm I Spata. Trtaldad. July t. sehr. John -'r fcr Turk's aalaad.

to load saUt Bae Ptill anal nhis Sm.BrDx nouBsT. TheFar Reckaway Beuse laepta f-w th teeeatioa aT visiters. Ike toeatioa ef Par Books eeeamsBdisg both the saa and bay. and But tare hewse from Ke-Terk Is Beeped te none en the as sbsrs. LOT ON THB 37TH A Mori FOCi 6eS ea.

drawn by Jaha D. Jreary A o. to tS erde ef Jaates Byrsa. at els days, dated Jaly 36, 1 i All perseas are eereby eaatissMd ssatast aegstisting th i sasse. ae paysBews haa beea stepped- The finder si) -svita sewarded by leaving at sL0.s0eABs-B.Bs -303 Baiclay-et, Mi AeOllC-HS MBBBSBB OP ST.

JOUX mmm, Mm. A. mmA a. muifd IS SnaSt a their Meota. Odd feUows' Hall, ea BajnaT.xBta P.

to pay te last falbut of fssgsstj to ear tat BrUhar, Rioaaaa B. Obbbw. 1 Chanter. 14, R. A.

are reqaas 4 to Ibetr chapter ttenm. Odd Pells-saBals, ea PBIBaP.astB last, at ieak P. av ts ae. ids jsuiioxte JUoua VVrtrfjK.1 I ear lat codi.