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MaJ fiasaovehera Fivs DiU4U yea aii nn. Twt Dollars aad a Half three mUi. Oh Dollar m4 a Half Throe Dollars advaae required ia all an-kaa-ee with Country Newspapers Fostaob tub Daily Trasa, eoatto any pert ef the Vetted Staxaa, paid in edvaaes at tha, tfSra vkrn deliv-ossd 99 earns per quarter, or tl XV tar anaum fOX KCW-YUKliVvENtfrO TfMM li miunii miT Imns, ideys mrptmi.) Om ed'tVm will be mm BA 1 tbe Kkn at 3 o'clock P. M. It win tea MBt by maU, ar said tho mama nut a the Din Time TTJE VeBKJLY TIJIKS, 4 tnr lab a ntwirtm re t-sa Cocbtbv, i pmb-aVshod every iAniKMT at the lew pnet ef Tw Dollabo par ass am.

TVu (wkm lor FirTSSaT ErOLaaAa. Twewis- oessss sr Twwb-tt Dollae. will be Swat owe eaVlrees sad that -paper ia aa cut eoBtiaued hevoed tbe liava for which pay-meat ws made. osta aa the WtinT Tun, att bravai aaa yssr, ia as follows: WRaratae Free. WtUntki State .11 eemts.

What the I'attal tUM So seats. I vine Tines roaTciUFORMA. 4 uui MlwirAmw Biear Paoes. ar Forty-Bight el rasa. aia4a aa espreealy far eirenlatioa ia CmUformtm, Orey mmd the iamdwsc lelemde, and containing only im of inters to readers those sections af taa country, la aaaliaaad wa taa daaaitara a arary Mail baumt.

tMaa A-ropjr. ParakraU ta all raaaa aa aaia ta atfTaaea. RAYMOND. HARPER CO PaMiaaara. SPECIAL, NOTICES.

JgT" Cairat. Ia aooaaqaeaca af ta rarioaa article! wajcfe kaa raeaatly apiaajra4 ia tka aaalie pnata.tha Baecnra af I ha Paeifta Mail Staaaaalup Compaay daam it taeaatbantam tacai to aaaaaea that thay ha aot aa-' thriza4 aay onnbiaatwa with aay party, far tha aarpnaa af aatahtiahiaf hihar rataa of freight Bad paaera money Vatwava tha Atlaalie porta aad California aor do thay contmplat any aaeh eombiaatioa, thairparpoa bainf eoaJtaa thir atiaatioa anlaly to their ewa baainass, aad ta tha traaipnrtatina of paaaeafera aad apacia ia taa aafeat aad cheapest practiralla. Tha ttaia roaaamad by laad carnage acrnaa the Iathmna af Paaama haa Wea laagthaaad by tha greatly iaeteaeed hlh of the mail, aad tha meumrti aaceaaary for tha aafa-faard of tha aoaeia. A. taatedy for tbia will be proridad by tha early eoaiplatioa of tha Paaama Railroad, aad with thie ranif of time, tha Directors have always aaticipataa a rdaetia ia eoat of rifht aad paaaaf be tweea Cxiifurria and Atlaatic poita.

-By ordar of the Dtiaid of Directora. WM. H. DA VIDGB, Secretary. Wrw-YoBB, July leai.

laaasaratlaa mf the CryataJ PaJace oa the 14 ul in IS51 PROGRAMME OP ARRANGEMENT'S. Parchaeare of Saa Ticketa will receive with then )ftea of lantalioa amittma; the bolder aad a Lady to attead the laaara.atim. Tbraa Nntae wll of foor dittrreet enlira, desrsatio tha four eactioae of tha bmld-iaf. The will adiait the bo dera tato dfereat -aaetmaa aoeotdiaf to the color of their aotra. Parana haldinf treae lavitatioae ar expected to reraaia ia their' reoe-tia aectiooa aatil tha eerem-iaiee are eloaed.

The holders of the Blue aad Greea Inntationa will presat them-earres at tha aatraace oa 40th-at thoea of Red aad Yellow oi 43l-at. GartU hi Ulitf InntatioBt oa White paper will eater oa tbeoth-aT aaa be shows to their place ay attendant. Exhibitors, who have previooaly fbtajaxd tbatr tickets, will eater on 41d at. Thae Exhibitora who hare failed obtaia their ticket before tha 14th will aecessa-rily be xclad i hi at tors will be admitted at e'clock A aad will remaie ia their respective enurta darinf; tha eeremoaies The donee will he npeaed for all others entitled to ad-saiaaina, as above, at 10 o'clck. At 1 o'cl ch the doors wiil be closed, and the eeremoaies will etiBHBeeaee.

Parttralar atteutioa is called to the preoediaf refula-tiens they will be enctly enfirced. Tha eeremoaies of Iaaoguratioa will proceed ia the folia eg oraer 1. Opening Prayer by Right Reversed Bishtp Waia-wrsht t. ft hem. (ormpoeed for the occasion,) sung by tha New-York Sacred Ilarmoaic Society, acconpaaied by the fiaunual Gaa-d Bead, aad members of other Soci-" atles.

3. Address by the President of lie Association. 4 Addiessrs by distinguished guests. 9. The ceremonies wi.l close with the Hallelujah Chords.

Bella will be rang to aatify visitors whea fe time of reuru has arrived. J. BATCBELDEA, Recretary of the Suttenateadeata. The PftLACK will be noea ta the pahlic evervoay, pte. after tha 14th last the hoars of 10 o'clock A.

and 7 o'clock P. M-, aatil farther notice Siagi Admissions, SO cents. Children oer IS years ef age, S3 Season 10 dellars. teasii Tickets bo preenired at the Music Store af Tt. ALL at SoNS, SJ9 "roadway, corner of Park-plsrs.

where parchasera will please attend ia person to sign the register. Tickets for single admissions may be had oa the morning of the I5rh at the entrance to the Crystal Palace, or at WH. II ALL, ek SON'S. No 139 Broadway, comer of Park-plaee. J.

BATC3ELDBR. Seeretarv to the Saperinteadeats. iy Frew Academy. The Aaaoai Examination of tie ciavses tne Free Academy wiu oa TUESDAY, Jaly 8, at the Academy, 23d st corner of Lexiagtoa at 6J o'clock A. M.

Tha sxaaaiaalioa will be eoauaned oaily, froaa A. M. ta IS o'clock aad to SI aartl tha 14th iast. Tha Ragaata of the Umversiiv, tha ('ffw-ers and Stodents of 'Tolumbis Colleg the Offirts and Students of tha New-York Uni-srsity, the members of the Common Council, the Trustees tha Public Sct-ool Society the School Officera and Teachers of his City, Brwklya, Williamsburg sued Jersey City, and all persons interested in the Academy, are invited to at sad. trjCryatal Palace, New-Terk, Jaly 3,1833.

Ivxaibttors. or taeir A gears, whi have aot a'rea-1 done eo, are trgeatly reqnss'ed to appear at the Crystal Palace, aad prepare their space fr exhibition and all exhibitors, foreisaaael domestic, are informed that all tha packaarea ia tha builoieg ran bow be opened, aad their cob tents arrested for exhibition. Every possible effort will be necessary to prepare for the inauruiatioB on tho 14 inat. The building will be lighted at aieht rKa tt aveaianco of exuibit'trs. J.

M. BATCHELDER. Sec'y. of Supenatendeat. aperlateaMleBte Office, Crystal Palace.

N- York. July 1-5J The paMin ia reepectfully informed that no peraoa can aa admitted to the t.rvatal Palace oa and after Monday. July (4tb) fuarta, axoept exhibitors ami paraoas employed ia tha ba Id This rei notion aheolately neceessry to the preparation of tks Exhibition, and will be enforced withont exception. JOHN M. BaTCH ELDER, Secretary of Saperinteaileate.

ff Nw-Yerk Btkle eectety. A nplu monthly meeting at the Bard Maasaeis of tre New-York Hmie SoC'etv will be held at the American RiMe Society's House. Astor-piac. oa THURSDAY EVENING. 7th last at 8 o'clock.

Punctual attaKdaace ta requested. P. BUTLE, Secretary. rr PeteraTllle Ilemeateatl Aaaerlatloa Oa FRIDAY EVENING. nly 8 a special meeting will be bld at Americaa Itall, corner of Broadwa aad Greed-st.

Every member steul I atteno, as business of vital ia ports nca to the interests of the socisry will be submitted By older, W. flOYT, F. Sectretary. The Daaraerreaa Uallery ef Taosai is ew ib tha most fasbioaabla part of Broadway, it being at aft I Broadway, aetwaea Spring and trtne-ets. nailery emly one light ap Give him a ealL Be particular aad a otic aame and numbar.

J. W. THOMPSON. No. 581 Broadway.

Fkke Acadbmt. We learn that A. H. Wabd, Eaq of this City has donated to the Free Academy a net of dies for fine bronze medals, to be called the and awarded annually, tn the twenty students respectively, who shall be moab proficient in each of tbe following studies -Chemistry, Natural intory, Natural Philosophy, Moral Philosophy, Constitutional Law, and Law of Nations; English Language and Literature, Greek Language and Literature, Latin Language and Literature, French Language and Literature, Spanish Language and Literature, German Language and Literature, Oratory, Composition, Logic, Geography, Astronomy and Navigation. History, Ancient and Modern Drawing, Algebra and Geometry, Civil Engineering and Surveying, Hygiene and Anatomy.

The diea have been cut by our distinguished fellow-citizen C. C. Wkight, in the highest style of his art. Mr. Ward has also provided the necessary funds to enable the Trustees of the medals to hare them struck and finished annually forever.

Mobs Appointments in the Cpstom-Hocse. Ia addition to the leag list whtch we pablishod a tew ays ago, the following appoiatmeats have bee a made ia the Custom House Oepary electors Charlee C. WaUea aad John H. Heat. Orrte Jrseph.

Newton Royal Hawass, Abraham arplanck. Job a Van Dm Be. James H. Cornell. John carietw Was.

Grav, Aaron N. Paiilipa, Casrles A. Crack bom. J.Aa Vaothees, Etna M. JoaaM, aad George L.

Kee'e. afpeelars -amael P. Idea, Andrew Voir.Chas. Cr.nger. Geo.

BabhaU Wm. Saaw, Edwtrd array, Samuel Graves. James Archer, Juki T. Berliae, Jerm Thomoaoa Hl'ett, Gaorgn W. Onsga, Joseph A.

Yard. 8i aaa SV AHnwa'iag, John Stephana, William Coher, end arge Tel -Vtgas tVaicAeira Oliver Vandorwaler Bad Hear, Taa HalUad. The Tolice Court of Kemper County, Miss have raised tbe license fee for drinking saloon to SI, COO One of tbe two establishments of the kind in DeKalbbas already been closed, and the ether i'J fchare the same ia August. VflL. 562.

THE SUMMER SEASON. OWervatloaa, AaWeatarea sal Reflect1as of Ike TlBsea Cerrespeadeat at Barateca. Uarrsa States Hotel, Sabatooa Srstsos, I Moaday, Jaly 4, 185. There is a mild confusion in the streets, like the cracking of many whips, and an occasional plethoric explosion of a superannuated musket demonstrations these ef superfluous patriotism. The natives of this village are not given to much excitement.

They see so much of it, perhaps, that like doctors who prescribe a bitter potion for others, they avoid it themselves, I am rather surprised at this. Gunpowder, I should have imagined, would have been a congenial commodity with them. They are notoriously fond of charging in the ordinary way, and on an occasion like the present, a little addition would not have been unpardonable. But I am disposed to view the native population as a grim and sardonic race. They are wrapt in an atmosphere of cold civility that hints at no geniality ithin.

'Not once have I seen a Saratogean smile indeed, I doubt if they ever do. They are a stern ard unconquerable population, possessed of peculiar arithmetical faculties, and unflinching in their profitable exactitude. I wish they would smile, or nod, or wink, or even sneeze, for I should like to call them brothers and until I recognize them by some touch of humanity, it is impossible for me to do so. For tbe past ten days I have been exhausting all my conversational powers on an obdurate newsman. I have fed him with mental pabulum, as I would a suckling infant.

My question have been disguised in the sweetest and most pleasant tit-bits of language. I have led him gracefully through a stanza of poetry. I have impaled him om tho point of a I have instructed him with historic) data. I have explained to him the precise literary merit of every work he has in his store. I have probed him politically, morally and socially.

I have evinced much solicitude on the subject of his rent. I have gone into testacies on the construction of his straw hat. 1 have purchased back' numbers of unsalable papers. I have even done violence to myself by wondering how he could afford to sell a Daily Times for sixpence. In short, I htve wooed him with the devotion of an office-seeker.

But, like Cvcnus, he is invulnerable. I might as reasonably expect to' inspire the mummies in Dr. Abbott's collection, as make that indomitable newsman speak. lie looks on me with supreme and utter contempt. Sometimes he will not even do that, but pass me over altogether, as something too small for his strong bptical capacity.

He never exerts himself, that I can see. Never leaves his arm-chair. How he lives and how he sustains life, is, and must for ever be, a mystery. I have no doubt he sleeps or dozes in the same benignant attitude. The man that cleans the windows, probably, washes his face for him, and wheels him into the doorway, when the store is opened.

The. most singular part of the business is that he retains full possession of all his faculties, and can, if he will, talk and walk, and eat and drink, like any other sane man. But St this season of the year he is so overcome by the dignity of his position, that he will do neither the one nor the other, except by stealth. He is beyond all earthly emotion. A superior, sublunated double-barreled, silver-mounted, patent-safety newsman.

The other store-keepers, or such, at least, as I have had the misfortune to encounter, are very much of the same stamp. They lack the common politeness of tradesmen, and supply the deficiency with an inordinate assumption of impertinent dignity. It becomes a matter of personal favor to secure what you require. However willingly you may submit to extortionate charges, it is a matter of much difficulty to submit to the condescension of the extortioners. Civility and attention should go hand in hand with large profits, else we are apt to grumble at the latter, and seek another market.

I have attempted to account for these singular phenomena on natural grounds, but with very indifferent success. The snake theory is the only one worth submitting. Snakes, it is well known, do nothing all the Winter, nor do Saratoga tradesmen. Snakes are never a lively animal, nor are the Sara-togeans. Snakes begin to stir, in the Spring so do the tradesmen of Saratoga.

They are deucedly hungry in the Summer, as are the Saratogeana. They gorge themselves with everything they can. in a rapid, unceremonious manner so do their prototypes. "When there is nothing more to be had, they coil themselves up, snakes and tradesmen, for the Winter months. There is one comfort, snakes are disappearing, snd, as the Grammar says, dabit Deus his quoqut finem.

The postal arrangements here are of a strictly providesiial order. The mails arrive with about the same punctuality as the thunder-storms predicted in the almanacs. There appears to be no cooperation among the connecting lines of railway, to facilitate their regularity. Sometimes they reach their destination by noon, sometimes at eight or nine o'clock in the eTening. Tne delay occurs through disposition the bags are supposedto hare for staying a few boura in Albany or Troy, on their way bitber.

There is certainly no blame to attach to the Saratoga officials they are efficient and oblig ing, and do all they can tinder the circumstances. This impunctuality, however, is a source of much annoyance to many of the visitors. There are several New-York merchants rusticating here, and they are naturally anxious to receive their letters in time for the return post. By the ay, I overheard a conversation this morning, in which two or three Honorables joined with much warmth, concerning the new postal envelope. A certain stationer of your city got most inglorious-Iy hauled over the coals." The advertisement attached to tbe envelope was the cause of all this bitterness.

One honorable gentleman declared it to be an impudent, contemptuous, disgraceful act of presumption, and expressed a desire to lick" the inventor, rather than the invented. The season has fairly begun here. The arrivals last week exceeded thirteen hundred, an unprecedented number for the time of year. The United States Hotel absorbs the majority of holiday folk. At the present time it is completely filled.

The cottages, private apartments, dec, are all tenanted. To-morrow the band arrives, and afterwards we shall have "hops" and stately balls sufficient for the gratification of the most insatiable terpsicho-rean. There is not much romance in real life, but occasionally a circumstance transpires which keeps alive the mysterious element in our nature. Of this kind is the anecdote I am about to relate. A few days ago, lady and gentleman arrived at a neighboring hotel.

They aigaed their names in the register, fully and elaborately, Mr. and Mrs. X. Y. Z.

They appeared to be of a loving temperament, and delighted much in the various attractions of Saratoga. For some days they were the cynosure of all star-gazers. The lady was a brunette, richly moulded, and possessed of dark, liquid eyes, on which a man's soul might float away very easily. The gentleman was favorably situated with regard to masculine perfections, and lacked very few of the social, requisites for winning regard. Every one viewed them as a handsome couple.

Oa Saturday, amongst other arrivals at the same hotel, a lady presented herself. She was a blonde, with delicate features, and mild blue eyes. The book-keeper handed her the register, when, to his consternation, sAe subscribed herself as Mrs. X. Y.

Z. Very quietly, and apparently with little emotion, she asked him if her husband had arrived. With, besuiiful simplicity, he replied, "Yes and his too. Hereupon there was a kindling np of internal fire, aad the mild blue eyes became slightly green. The blonde insisted on teeing the faithless X.

Y. 1 1 but the masculine represent ive of those three letters, in company with the feminine ditto, had gone on a pleasure trip to Saratoga Lake. Mrs. X. Y.

No. 2. immediately ordered a carriage, and after a word of promise to the driver, went oa hot pursuit. Arrived at the Lake House, tho eager lady discovered that two persons answering the description ol the fugitives had lunched there, and were then yachting on the ailvery bosom of the LakeC Not to be baffled at this twelfth hour. Mrs.

X. Y. Z. negotiated with the proprietor of the Lady of tk Laie, and soon hoisted sails to follow. Now comes the mystery.

From the jut of, land whereon the: Lake House is situated, could be observed, with the naked eye," the yachts wherein Mr. snd Mrs. X. Y. and still another Mrs.

X. Y. were For some time they moved towards each other, in languid politeness of motion, but when within a dozen lengths of each other's prow, the yacht containing the former couple was precipitately put about Every stitch of canvas waa braced to the wind, and a moot exciting race commenced, and continued until tbe increasing shades of evening, and tbe distance, obstructed the view. After waiting -for some hours, the carriages of both parties turned to Saratoga eii'pty since which time nothing has been heard of the missing Of course, the only reasonable conjecture is, that they are still chasing each other on the Lake. The knowing ones maintain that Mrs.

X. Y. Z. No. 1 ill have to winter on Snake Island, if she regards the integrity of her dark, liquid eyes.

It is my intention to investigate this affair tomorrow. If you Will forward me instructions, I will have the Lake dragged. c. s. Sscosb Dispatch.

After all. there is no romance in real life. All the parties interested in the above exciting episode have returned to their hotel in high glee. They ssy they were belated on the Lake, and concluded to stay all nijjht and the next day at the Lake House, in order that they might more freely enjoy the beauty of the scenery. Mrs.

X. Y. Z. No. 2 is, by an unromantic coincidence, the mother of Mr.

X. Y. Z. LATEST INTELLIGENCE tn ttt Xeta-Yorft IDanj? Sinus. TaBtrartloaa Central America Gadsden Borland niiaolns; Tao Medic, errssesn Pqaadrem Kemmlna of Cons.

Upehnir Aaaayer la California. Special Dispatch (e tk ItewTTk ftetiy 7W. Waihikoto, Wednesday, Jaly It is understood that Mr. Buchanan's instructions, as finally agreed upon by the President and Cabinet, have been sent to him at Philadelphia, by the hand of a special messenger. Makct is sustained in the assertion of his right and dnty as Premier, to shape the execution of the' foreign policy of the Administration, and Buchinan will, probably, have an opportunity of conducting such negotiations as may lie 'deemed necessary, in relation to Central American Affairs, and the Clay-ton-Bulwer Treaty.

There is no impression here that he will take the responsibility of declining. Senator BsodbeaD, whose Anti-Buchanan sym-pathies would incline hiui to hope for the Mission in case of BdchaNan's declination, is satisfied that he will start on his mission soon. Mr. Gadsden, the new Minister to Mexico, has received his instructions to-day, and leaves for Charleston to morrow, whence he will proceeed almost immediately on his Bosland, Minister elect to Central has not communicated with- the State Department for some time. He was in Norfolk a week ago, and it was supposed he was coming here, but nothing has been beard from 'him." -The) frigete' Columbia, Pensacola, has been In 'waiting for some time, being all ready to convey him to San Juan.

To intimation is yet received that Bokland has resigned his Senatorial seat. The steamer San Jacinto, which arrived at Philadelphia yesterday, brings home the invalids of the Mediterranean Squadron and also the remains of the late Commander Ufshuc, who died while in command of the Levant. The San Jacinto's officers will be detached immediately her ere be paid off and discharged, and the vessel herself be taken into dock, thoroughly overhauled, and her machinery repaired. Fkkdskick. Kohleb, of San Francisco, has been appointed United States Assayer in that city, vice Augustus Hcmbxbt, removed.

The office ceases to exist in about seven months hence, by which, time the California Mint will probably go into operation. Archbishop Bbdin the Papal Nuncio at Brazil, arrived in this City to-day, accompanied by Rev. John Vebttjk. Cearrml Ratlread Director. Spteial Dispatch ta tha New York Daity Albamt, Wednesday, Jaly 6.

The ticket for the Directors of the New-York Central Raiload is now being voted on at the City Hall. The following are said to be sure of success For Directors Ekastus Cotsciso, Albany John V. L. Pictn, Albany; Ezskiel C. MclNTOsn, Albany Rciseli Saci, Schenectady; Alonzo C.

Pack, Schenectady David Wages, Utica; John Wilkinson, Syracuse; Hoeice Whits, Syracuse; John H. Chxdkll. Auburn; Henxt B. Gibson, Canandaigua: Joseph Field, Rochester; Azabiah Boodt, Rochester; Dean Richmond, Buffalo. SECOND DISPATCH.

The above-named ticket has been elected, and the Board will probably be organised to-morrow. Rumor says that Mr. Corning will be chosen President D. Richmond, Vice-President, and John V. L.

Psctn, Secretary and Treasurer. Accident tbe Central Ballroad. SjmcmZ Ditpatck ta tka NcwYark DaQi TWi. Utica, Wedaesday, Jaly 0. Ab accident occurred to-day on the Central Railroad, at Syracuse.

The rear car became detached in consequence of the switch being out of order, and was thrown from the track. The coupling struck on a tie. The door was burst in, and one passenger severely injured. His name was D. H.

Bcbbett. Nobody was killed, but many prodigiously frightened. NEW-YORK LEGISLtATURE-Extrm Sesaloa SENATE Albmt, WedBeedar. Ja'y S. The Senate has adjourned over uniiil tomorrow.

ASSEMBLY Wednesday, Jaly s. At the morning session, nothing was. done for want of a quorum. At the afternoon session, the roll was called, and sixty-eight" members answered to their names, a sufficient number for the transaction of business. Mr.

P. W. Rose desired to amend the joarnal Friday last, so far aa the election of Russell Smith as Speaker pro. tens, was concurred. He knew nothing of any such motion or election.

Mr. D. B. Tayloa saw no object ia the motion, nor anything to be gained by a change oi tho ournaL The proceedings had been regarded as genuine. Mr.

Shaw also wanted to know what there was to do is the matter. One gentleman says he did not bear the appointment This need make no difference. A question may arise whether the placing of Mr. Smith in the Chair was regular. He thought it was not, as tho motion was made by tho individual offering it, when it belonced to tbe Clerk, who is in effect regarded as ex-ofticio Speaker.

But it amounted to nothing, aad ho saw no ne-cessitty for raising this question. Mr. Shaw saw three parties in this matter: the Speaker, the Speaker pro- (.. and tho House. The Speaker did not object, and he presumed corrected the josrnal.

SrKAiBB The Chair, acting upon his own volitions, might have done so, but deeming it a delicate point, he prefV rred to let the House act its pleasure. The CWtk did not enter the election of Speaker pre ream, upon the journal, until requested to do so by Mr. BcBBOUtfns. Tho debate was continued by several members, US I A 1 1 8i3. arane of whom said they considered the election SxrtH a ji.ke.

Mr I) B. TaTLOE alluded to tho political aspect of the ease, and urged upon his fellow National Demorrsts to yield this point, as they had just come from Waterloo, and must not insist upon another victory. He doubted not, all the Barnburners would vote to expunge. It was a contest between the two cliques. -r After some remarks from Kennedy, tho House adjourned.

Frona Wsaklagtam, I WaisUxstoji, Wednesday, Jaly I The Union -of this morning says Government is taking energetic steps in regard to the fisheries, and the right and interests of fishermen will bo fully cared for. Republic says that the President will be accompanied, in his visit to the Crystal Palace, by Secretaries Gutheix and Davis, and Attorney General Cushino. i Tbe subscription to tho Metropolitan. Railroad opened yesterday, and 10,000 shares. amountisK to over half a miuics dollars, were taken.

The subscribers meet to elect Directors on the 28th of Jury. Mr. Copslakd, of New-York, has been appointed Chief Engineer of the Navy; vice Mr. Stuabt, resisted Cept. John Kain, of Indianapolis, has been ap- minted Route Agent upon the Madison, Indianapo-is and Terre Haute Railroad.

Mr. NxtBiTT's statement to the effect that he it as written to the Department for permission to leave his advertisement off the prepared envelopes, excites a good deal of amusement here. We are afssred that he never bad permission to put it on, snd tbe Department has promptly notified him that no more envelopes will be received bearing his name. Hon. D.

T. Disney, of Ohio, from present appearances, will be a prominent candidate for the Speakership in the House at the next session of Congress. j. Archbishop Bbdino, Nuncio to the Brazils, arrived here this evening, and is accompanied by Rev. Mr.

Veetue. of the Loudon Mission, as English. Secretary. They stop at the National HoteL United States CIrca.lt Coairt la New-Jersey. TSSJITOW, Wednesday.

July An argument waa concluded to-day, before the United States Circuit Court Jude Giies presiding on a motion, made on behalf of John I). Haoab, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y-, for an order to compel John R. Thompson. A.

Stbvbns, and others, formerly Directors of the New-Brunswick Steamloat and Canal Transportation Company, to produce certain books, said to contain the evidence of fraud, by which Haq eb, a former stockholder. was unfairly dealt with in a settlement with said Company, and also to open said settlement with a view to a reassessment of the amount due him. Tbe Court granted the order. The case of the ship Georgia, wrecked on Long Beach, Little Etg Harbor, N. on the 3d of De-cemlter, 1852, was finally closed, by a distribution' of the sale of said vessel to the libellant, Thomas' The proceeds amounted to SI, 065, the whole of which was swallowed up in the costs of Court, except 820, which the libellant received.

His claim was $282 37. 3 National Convention of Colored Menu Bocuestkb, Wednesday, July 6 The National Convention of Colored Men assembled- in. this city to-day. 'More than one hundred delegates are present, representing Towns, Cities, and Societies, in several States. Among them are many of the most prominent and best-known colored men in the country.

The forenoon session was chiefly consumed in settling the question as to those who are entitled to seats. Delegates regularly appointed, and the sisners of the call for the Convention, ere admitted 1 in the afternoon a formal organization was made Rev, Dr. Pennington, of New-York, being chosen President, with several Vice-Presidents. A Busiiiese Committee of nine, of which Dr. McCune Smith was Chairman, was appointed, and reported resolutions to the Convention.

Feed. Douglass, Chairman of the Committee on the Declaration of Sentiments, read a lone and well-written address to the people pf the United The Convention attracted considerable attention. Its dclitierations are earnest and occasionally tu multuous. Dreadful Affrays in VlralaJa Feor Mom Probexbly Killed. Nobfouc, Tuesday, July 5.

Geobgx C. Cbuxcrwood and Wm. Seaels had a fracas here on Monday night, Croichwood fired three barrels of a revolver at Seaels, each takinc effecL The latter then drew a knife and rushed on CautcuwooD, inflicting on him four ghastly wounds, from the effects of which he died on the spot. Seabls, it is thought, is so seriously wounded that he cannot recover. Both were young men.

The tragedy was the result of a drunken frolic. RICHMOND. Wedneada-e, July 6. Three brothers, by the name of Faeree, got into a quarrel Inst Thursday, 4n Buckingham County.which resulted in the death of two of them. Another Ire at Oswego.

Cswboo, Wednesday, Jaly 6. -Another fire broke oat this morning about 1 o'clock in the large hardware establishment of Kinyon, Collins in West Oswego. The upper stores, occupied by three lodges of Odd Fellows and for law offices, are completely gutted. Kinyon Ac Co. saved their goods, though much broken and damaged by water.

Their loss on goods is about S500. Loss on the building, owned by John Cab pentee, $1,500, covered by insurance. Tbe Odd Fellows lose about $2.000 insured. It is thought to have been the work of incendiaries, and much consternation prevails on the aubiect. The Osweto and United States Hotels were both on fire last evening, and the City Hotel was like wiae aet on fire during the night, but no damage waa done in either case.

The Pautsengerserthe tehlf William aad Mary. Baltimore, Wedaesd ay, July 6. New-Orleans papers of Thursday, last are received. The remaining passengers of the lost ship "William and Mary had arrived at New-Orleans from Nassau. The Cincinnati Forgery Cases.

Cincirhati, Tuesday, July 5. In the forgery trials, the Jury yesterday found Kissanx guilty- on the first count of the indictment, and Findlky guilty on alL Findlky made his escape, but it is reported that he has been retaken this morning. Death of a Depary Sheriff Baltimore. Wedaesday, Jaly Captain Thomas Mullin, for many years Deputy Sheriff of this city, died last evening from an attack of cholera morbus. Six buidines on Wolf street were destroyed by fire yesterday P.

M. Sep art are or the Niagara. Boston, Wedaesday, July S. The R. M.

steamship Niagara Cd.pt. Leitch, sailed from this port at noon to-day, with 122 passengers for Liverpool snd 16 for Halifax. She took out $30,000 in gold insota. Tho fJeadrlehsoa Olarder Trial. AfSANT.

Wedaesday, Jaly 6. The Hbndbickson murder ease was given to the Jury to-day. They are still out. By laady nook PrlntlNg Telegraph. Tax Highlands, Wednesday, Jaly Sundown.

The outward bound vessels have all gone to sea. Oae brig and a square-rigged vessel ia the offing. Wind light from S. Weather clear. The Distributing Reseetoix.

It is probable that the Distrisatiag Seservoir will be closed to the neb-be. during; the approaching Exhibition at the Crystal Palace. It is fjund that naisaaess of aa afiravated character are daily committed there, aad that the police are enable to prevent their recarreaee. The Pre aide at of the Cretan Aqueduct Bard yesterday seat a eommaai-eatiea to tho Board ef Aldsi men, statins; the nitseaity of iasnaediate actio, and recommendiss; a rsaslaboa fur their adoption. Tho Alderman referred tho matter to a Committee.

The Visit or the President. A curious debate took place last night ia the Board ef Aldermen, oa tho aneatsea at esteadisg the'hoapitslitiaa of tho City to the President, oa his apstuochias; visit at tho iaafuraxina of the Crystal Palace. The President is aot to be eUr-taincd at the City's expense. Strange thiage have verily come to pats at the Cite HalL' IZjT' J. J.

Beoas has Peaches from the South. They are small, hot ef good flavor. Theee whj oat them will svooahly like them those wh oat, will he yea as wall oS, PinCE "TWO CENTS ONE WEEK LATER FROM I ARRIVAL Or THE AMERICA AT rOSITICN OP THE TURKISH QLTSTOT INTELttCEKCE'USS BELLIGERENT. I THE BON APARTISTS INFRANCE. A' 8 in of Foreigners far China.

5 AIERIC1NS MPEMALISTS. FAVORABLE NEWS "fROM AUSTRALIA. mmtmmamaavmmam- Advance In Cotton Decline In Breadstuff's. HAiarAX, Wedaesday, Jaly 6. The Royal Mail steamship Capt.

Lang, from Liverpool, at 11 L. M. on the 25th June, arrived at this port, en route for at this morning, bringing 96 through passengers. Cuaard steamship Arabia, from New-York at 12 P. JM on the 15th June, arrived out at Liverpool at 10 A.

M. oa Saturday the 25th, fus making 'he passage in a1 out 9 days' 16 meantims. GBXAT BRITAIN. 't A long debate took p'ace in tbe House of Com anon a on the 22d June, on the bill for the Inspection of Nunneries. Sir R.

Jnolis moved its second reading. Mr. Phinn moved an amendment, that it be referred to a Committee for a revision of its details. The Government of India had been discussed two nights, and resulted in a further adjournment. Nothing else of interest has transpired.

Respecting the Turkish crisis, ths" prevailing opinion still is that the combined fleet will enter the Dardanelles, consequent on Russia occupying the Danubian Provinces that Austria will then offer to mediate, snd negotiations win bo commenced, with no disinclination on tbe part of any power to an honorable arraDcement that the criaia will terminate pacifically for the praaent. la the meantime, however, public' affairs are materially disturbed. A puLlie meeting was held on the 20th at Almacks, London, to aid the Berkley Negro College at Ber-mud a. The Earl of SHArTKssvar, aad Rev (colored,) Judge Halliburton said the College required the cooperation of the African people, ai rccomsoended not to excite their prejudice, nor to incur their hostility. His remarks were coldly received- The London illustrated Ancs has the picture of an inkstand presented by, a Surrey Congiegauon, to Mrs.

II. Beeches Stowe. A private exploring yacftt, the Dolphin, sails from Portsmouth to investigate' the mineral discoveries made in Greenland by LtJIcnT, a Danish traveler, to horn the King has given the privilege of mining. General Sumner was presented at the Drawing' Room to the Queen. The cotton operatives 'at Blackburn and Darwen threaten to strike.

ar ton, a new port on the Mersey has been opened. The crops throughout Ii eland indicate an early harvest. PILAACE. Some changes are armonnced in the Minis try. The office of General Of Police is suppressed.

snd its functions united to the Ministry of tbe Interior, i. Matpeas is appointed a Senator. The Ministry of' Agrienlture is reestablished, to which the functions of the Ministry of Public Works will bo attached, with M. Mag he for Minister. A remarkable statement is current, to the effect that the Emperor intends to submit the onestion of peace or war witn Kusata.

to a vote ol tho people. ua tne otner nana, it was rumored, but not authen ticated, that the French Government had a copy of tne itussian msnuesto ten oays since, and. in eon-junction with England, hitd recommended the Porto to accede to its terms, in the form of a note, instead ot a treaty, it this be so, tne business is at once settled. 1 The Moniteur contains a decree, of several columns, regulating the affairs of the Bonapabtb The Emperor assumes to be the sole master of the family. 1 His consent is neces sarr to make a maniaee or a divorce of any Bonapabtb.

No Bonapaktb must go further than 75 leagues from home without permission, and the Emperor may punish them by arrest or exile. Monsigneur GaxabaUi. the Pope's nuncio had been buried with great ptwap, all tho foreign Ministers assisting at the funeral. M. Maupbas had been appointed Minister to Naples, and Adolphe Babott to Brussels.

SPAIN. M. Pastoe has been appointed Minister of rinsnce; Motkns, of Trade; and Caldkbon BaRCA, of Foreign Affairs. SWITZERLAND. The Government of Fryeburg had called out the Civil Guard, in fear of another insurrection.

I PRUSSIA. It is now understood that in its late note, the Berlin Cabinet takes a neutral attitude, and cautiously reframa.from approving the conduct of the Czar, although the family relations between tho reigning of Pruisia and Russia, embarrass the action of tbe former. reports from Poses, East Prussia, and the SiU-cian Diatrictsn aro highly favorable. The Berlin Wool air had closed. Prices ruled high, with large purchases on French and Belgian accounts.

ITALY. Considerable excitement appearing in Lom-bardy and Central Italy, from the prospects of war ia the East, and Mazzini being again reported in Switzerland, Austria has a large camp near Va-zessa. It is reported that the Swiss troops, in the King's pay, will be withdrawn by orders from tho Republic. Another miracle-working Virgin Mary is announced. RUSSIA.

A statement from St. Petersburg, of the 14th that no final resolution, respecting the occupation of tho Danube Provinces, would be taken until aa answer from the Porte, refusing the final ultimatum, bo received, kent matters in protracted susDense. Tha time allowed for acceptance had expired, and oa the 24th this dispatch reached Paris Constanti nople. 10th 1 he ultimatum la finally rejected bv the Porte." The policy of Ruaaia ia surmised to be to exhaust the resourceM of Turkey, by causing an immense outlay for defence. It has been several times reported duriax the week that the Russians had entered Moldavia, and were proceeding to liucbaresL Ua the Lanubo tne plains were overflowed, and the mouths of the rivers encumbered with sand, that the Commander of Lie Flotilla had declared the attempt dangerous.

The Emperor reviewed the Baltic fleet at Cron- Btadt on the 12th. MxNacHiKorr is named Governor of Crimea. Advices from Odessa of the 5th say that rices of grain had risen, owing to purchases made for tho Russian troops. From Sullen we learn that the Rira iron mer chants have cancelled their orders to export grain, ana are now purchasing lor import. TURaXET.

The following waa the reply sent by the lour Ambassadors to tho Pasha, whea consulted, ia the first instance, respecting tbe demand of UxNs- iBUorr.oi Aisy zi. iodj: "tne reDresentativea 1 oi ureat Britain, ranee, Austria, and Kuasta, la reply to the desire expressed by his Eieellency itEDSCHlD as ha, to learn their views of the drait of a note, commenced by Punce enscri xorr. are of opinion that, oa a question which touches eo nearly the liberty of action and sovereignly of Hs Majesty, the Sultan. His Excellency Lxpschid PaHa. is the best judee of the course Licit ought to be adopted and tbey do not consider themselves suthorized.

in the present circumstances, to give any advice on the subject. birned KiDcurrx, E. UiitiTior. wiLDf The Ilattschif. the privileges of dris- tiai'S.

waa formaiiy Ot-nverea to the itrfi. la- trierchs on at tne Blmi-stiy tor turein Afairs. A cj was previously coajtnutlcatcd to itn (of to I 1 A ft I at Fart CaBLISLB passed throin vith definite instructions fr the iater Lord RspcLtrrs, at CooaiUi. l- The Paris A'tW renortathat two TurkihS had inurrogsted tl Hord.rs of te I)i i vinces as to a hat courae they would adopt if ai a invaded the Provinces. Glcca, ahi pv of Moldavia, promises to fell back on Tui.i-h ritory with hie (iovernment tnwfia, and woulj r- o- bably do so.

be I'odar cl VallArt.is -likewise, but from Rasaian intrigue araiii' I pertple, he might be The Porte has declined the offers of from Polish, Hungarian, and Italian will have only English or rench From DiJJah accounts say that ite err Conotantiuoole have produced aprofounJ ttntz' throughoot Arabia. The pilgrims that ars as- at hlecca. and all tho na'ive tri'ies. w.t the aignal to cneamence the war. Religious has reached the hotline poinL An Envoy arrived at Coruunuaople on the K.V, from Tekerwy Persia.

Tho Sultans hoalih ia very delicate. CUirtA. The New, vtd Signapore, learns 11 at Shanghan the British roaidenta were gre--'y alarmed, and had enrolled volunteers self i-fence, and had loaded guns front ths t. American residents had also had a with much apathy, merely appointing MeM-s. ninobam, Wblmors, and Waeben, iI'ol to act if anything should occur.

The Li 1 Mr. Georob Bonnam, was firm in his rcschs preserve neutrality, but the Americans bal fvtr direct aid to the Chinese Eiecutive. Tbe ar 1 brig Science, manned by Americans, and Curu rel by the Imperialists, attempted to pass cp titer to Nsnkin, but grounded, and became a toil wrerk. The frigate Susquehanna also attempted to rech city, but from want of water, had to return. Ke-ports say that the whole American squadron wus going to the seat or war.

Nothing further of tee progress of iSVirS'i knows. AUSTRALIA. 4 The news is to the middle of March. Ttt? Melbourne mines continued productive. Gold was quoted at 7 6s.

An abundance of coal had been discovered at Portland. A steamer had started up the Murray navigable for a thousand miles. The Burra Burra mines had resumed work. Late dates from New Zealand report rich gold discoveries at Cororaandel Bsy, Auckland and Canterbury. Also, copper near ISelon, COMMEBCIAL INTrXXIGESTC.

The Latent Liverpool Conoa Alar LcU The Eastern difficulties and operative's air lies baa eaoateractad the Savorahlo laflu.uce of the Amencaa advicee par Aereea aad. Arteatse There hail, however, bee a Kuue esaae fio" the trade, wkich W. lera met freely at late anexations for qaalitiee below mitillif li mtdeliBf aad letter s.eaJuiea of Amertcrn tlere has lvia bet! en II lateli, nntil qat.ratioas ars advanced 1-1 Ofi aflth Fair is searee, aad in tew ha-i The week's sales fteat ap aalea, iBCtadBf 8,01 a siwealarioa as 7,440 lor sport. The following are the aathonxeed eaotati'ms Fair Orleana, )d MiddliBf. 1-lttJ Fair Mobile.

MkIJIibc. II fajr CsaaHs, tl M.Ji.v. li lOths Iafenr to good Urdiaary, sd.aili. Ta sabs af iWay were 7.000 Wake. 1.400 bems aa soecaU-tfm iMMrsisnit.

Taa sum was Sll.UUO bales. ia-rludiaf SA7 Amerieas. Tbe market eluaao etaady. Tha staarard adopted Un Fair, especially Rosreas, is a Big aor grade taaa tnas oi ust jer. Liverpool Cora fllarket The weather, waa pmpitioae and the crops lorn riant.

BRKADSTirrs af all kn.ds were iaaaimate, anJ WhSat to at Id. decline. Baown. Sbiplsv Co. eaote White a ft.

fid.lS.7e Sd Red. 6a. 6. while PSNBtsrOWS At '4. and KlCBABOeOS BSOTUSBS a noie White at 7s 41 tala.

Flous lew of aaie at d. BlCHAkPsen qaotes astern at Jts mtls. 3d. Philalel hia and Sal i more. tta.

0J o3'x. Ohio, S4s.a9Se.: Soar, Sin SVSSs. So. Ooiw anaalle at ever 0e White, aad Sis. for Yelloo.

Oats doll, a-previous rates. i Llverpcol Provlaloo Blarkot. Bexv waa quite neiUcied, except sum trifiinr sales for immediate wan'a. Frio, were aomiaal. Tbe imports eoatisBed, and pi ices uere teadiaf downward tt a'l bat first class brands.

Prime Mess quoted at (la ti lbSe. ordinary, 8e (ffOOs. Poms A mnderaie innt.ry, aad freely met. Westers, 70s (a 75s Casern h.J st 77a. 6d shd nomiBBlly qoed at Ot Baoos Ureto sales at 49s StXt.

I out 47s is the reaeral rice paid fr fair qnauty short middles. SrooiBsbs are loaer lilac st 32a (SSls lonaidarable sales el LABn. A raarx-an Jaotad firm at AOs CBXRSB analtered. CauA.a VTTER sells ss it arrives st 66s. 4 Jiaypoi Prodaeo tlarkeu Abnss dail.

and retail tovjalry at asoat ZTs. CL tur Pet asd Feaibv Arrivals from Baltimore sx broaght 7s. 1J rZ7. Hi. Philadelphia 8e 6d.

as retail CLort tIli. buyers at 40. to hold. LlBSXBB Caxe oachaeeed. F.iea in tair demand at steady prices.

Sales, lil tiaces ae S4s (o.t8e for Boos quality. SuAB larpe sales ef fbretsa afinat, ia aaticipeUoa of a red ami ea of the dty in Jaly 4,000 bass Paraiba aad Feraam brour Vt 2 'v. 1. (SiS. TXA a toed business d'Hac in Conruas at Is ti.

s81a. emmia quist. Green aold at fait rataa. Zeoadoa markets, Baxino Bbotkkss report Corns qniet, st about pre-vioae raise ooatiaoBtal ports it wse firm, so mach doiag-. Sooaa closed at Sd.

Nearer for iaUia. Ia eoatiaental ports boUers were firm, hut b'i ksrs aloof. Molasss mora sellers thaa htiysrt Yi'irr v-Tiss bo aalea probably grad parcels mf woul 1 net hriBB; iOa. Sd. WnsAT ta.

cbeaaar 1 Ilovb heut finals at former rataa. with a moderate dam. n't. Cult neglected. COTTON qaiet week's sales jb at pravioas earrency.

Lisssin Cakis A good demand for York bola. 9 Se and bars at i.t l.s. i TIavTO Mark eta. Havre, Jsns St. Sales ef for t'Ko week, te ths Slat iaelnaivd.

11.154 alea, exclu.me of deliveries from ship, laeparta, 816 bales atork. 1 1 7. boo. New-Oriesie Tree Ordinaire is quoted at3f. Mobiles, Q'ji.

67f. AsEES lsnrsid Corrri firm, bat demand -r-ate. Eirx, wit hi a the paat fortiight better supine aad tbe supply of Carolina beiaf limited, ha a.i rane I from AOf. to 33f Se. A 60 uty paid.

SuoasSu I and nominal Tsa The public sales have not ta espertor qualities chiefly attract bnyers. X.oaleBi Sloaey Market. Money eentinaee plaatifal. Tno Ent-bsh funJs. toossi dapteeeed by potiueal eveata.

hava enaee baoyan-r. Coasols eloaed on the t4tb et BelUhi fur money, i-- ailver had advaaeed id sales at fta, 1JL tw Hid. Sundard told. 8J Pahs Bourse, ob ths t4th. elotcj frm.

Ceata, Fear sad a half par fea'a, lul f. TLr ft 7ic. E.tJt. aooi. f.

AaBBlcan SacvarTTBa Meaaru Bell at Co. basinsss daring tho week slmiat st sti 4 ibflueare I by dulnese in other brsirhes of ic. Messrs. Ban no Brothers meatioa bo -oaue aa still baaited. bat prices an ppotted.

Tbeanlysa ef im-ponsnce was in Vir.inia xes, at 90 sx dir. c-er i'i-tatioas are aaslterea. FssieaTs Dead weight New-York mars rates stesdy. gblpplnj Intelligence. Arrived from 'ra I art.

Cuiaefpiad, J. Carobaa. at Carbavea Wielaad, st bienea. at Cnxbavea Kdwatd, at TeaeL S3, Andrew I Liverpool CaUedfer Kew- Per. Samuel Anp'st frova r.

et. end Mobs' oa sad Alphs, Inn Bristol Havre Jennie Paine. rm Caroiff. J.ne i an 1 Manna, from Liverpool: Ldward Lver.it a' from Aatwerp H. Universe, Henry Cry 1 World, float Liverpool.

cbaaVset Jar Bat tan. Jane 13 Star of E. Levant from Ltveranol. Sotled tor Philadelphia, Jans Marchua L.ser- Aattea far riem Or leant, imam 19 Uiml.t sort; Tbmas Wnght troa Unit it. Liverpool.

Aneiea Oa Tuna 30. mtT Clirv I.l.i..!. I spoke a screw-steamer supposed te be Ut ci cheater. i Pa seen; era. Mr Clark sad lady i Mr Shaaa.

in'- Mr Sears, lady, infest aad aura-s r. Mr. Hette, lady. ebiidrea and Bre children and servaat s'rs CUrk U.Vl.lil UM Iiampton, Delias Ms. Crakf fc.rs.

stacley aad eervsst; lira. Carpi ar1 oa. Cilteliaa. hetVit. i file ad, eiicksm.

Parenu, Sparks. I Pratt, lnchea, Piatt. Iiuseafrlt. I rence, tman, skd ser Clark. Ailahee, ksabeam.

Caliie, fin. Jackaea. Clsmra. Lmet, Ssaeka Ilavilaad. noble.

Salmnskv. Simons. Bngga, Keaaady. Jleaderana, Lin Mason, Uewery, abc, Brown. Jackeon, Thoress.

1 lie, and the Cisbopaf (iic' fc Th Ammica ssjUA at 5 J. i Ught West wiad, toa, wLers i'e i Tharsdsy eveaiey The Pabx The Park. Tl 3 enoers. ia all conscience exrr; i afAUermaa SttSTXVaST, who rr 1 Eeekmaay street should be t' eroes to Fark-plae that tie ho invaded, aad JtobiaanB-atreat with Park-place. The portion of he ptopoead to coatert iite sL Pac(ino CocsTiRrrrr ling sa inVviJail cvr 1 ths Fifih WarJ, ty seouaWrfeit Bote, jnt tie Fn'oara Cu.

-j I a lj j''s if r. ae l-e I i is -t the Rursiaa tl.ni-'rr, ty MssfCNixorr. This ns i luteal in France, il.e 'tecosunter-drd concesMnn, in the Baron lis rex, the Amtriaa En.