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, 1860-08-22
THE JAPANESE AT THE CAPE DE
FEKHE ISLANDS.
News from tho Niagara and The En-
bAs&y.

U. SB1r Nt.1AEA. PoaEo GsAxpE.!
81. VINCENT, duly l;ih.
4 day in port. for supply Of coal and water'
ca=rs an oplortnnity o. sending letters by tie
English and Portuguese mail steamers. One Of
1h:s line II due here On the 1lst inst. and will
the Niagara since aEe LETT New io1k-
We anchored here yesterday evening after
nigl.tfaf!, 1t the end oi sixteen days fran San
dy Hook Nothing Ct spscinl moment occurred
on the passage, an. We can report officers,
crew, and passengers Ill we'll. Fur the most
OF the time We hzse been sailing over q sum-
mtr's sea, with light winds, smooth water, and
bright sklcs, and haze made our vay thus far
cem:ortalls uut pleasantly. it not - rapidly,
elther bs tttum cr under sai!, siogy or with
bo:h, a, the reputation of our ship for speed
might hAya led Us TO expect.
The good health asa good spirits Of our dis
t'nyuls1ed passengers ind their suite Are na:-
ter Ut satisfaction. They seem content with
n. ship, ana The ample aud wefl-l:shted and
we'll ventilated accommodation sle affards
tteui- And well they may be, for few others
ailoar could furnlsh their equal. They take
very kindly 10 life Ut sea. und eat, drink, smoke
o.,d leep With unwon:ed gout, for lnn1smen
atloat
Tn.s animal indulgezces are intcrmingled
With various intellectual cccupa.iobs. The
princes tax their poner, chiefly, believe, in
Ibis respect, with the preparation Of their jour
nal in America for the inspection Of the Emps.
ror aud gosernmen. 1t home. They all kept
notes Of the incidents Of their visit, and are now
comparing them, and compiling from the whole
minute aud finished narrative.
Nany Of the second rauk are much engaged
in the acquisition Of English, and seek occa-
sionsl instruction fIcm any uf tile officers or
stip's c9npany near item. Even the common
servants ere engaged much of the time, with
bocks in their ON Ii ianGuage, in writing, sketch.
ing, &c. The renowned Tommy, with ons or
tEo Of lis friends, is th: regular daily pupil Of
guage which some Of these hitherto secluded
l'agaas are thus gaining, i. il to be hoped, may
prave the channel, eventually, Of higher good
lhan rhev have get krown.
, 1860-08-22

BIT BrTk.EcRAF1.] NEW fosK, AugEst 81.
FterR-o. tnea q1let but nEm With Md rae E, pc,t
aud loe trade Gcua 3D. lut c-+> 9uitt y+stcr
dlya l1cs .AIrs bEs Is i: fur super i IL
*sGGe5.3L extra state; t,4t5.1u super western
eat5.a - tuf camnOn ~ HE'D e1tla western: f52rEa
b-iot IN pthx htaids rxtEl t0ltl hUop U!,, rlut
arc 4t1 bsis t1tta stale 4hpng OF o3
Ohio for EXPO t. t'ausdin four quiet Ad steady, sale
900 hE1s nt &aE505 fur supsr: &3l551I0 CANNON M
choic ye stad til small sale. ut L%G f.0 for
cuion to GLoiee sujeE. Con tesl quiet Sale, trle
1t 4stQ for Jersey. u - f:f brandy witt.
WAistr-Quet and uu!la7sed Sa;ts - t1ls At 9lizc.
wa ster4 and waited f.7 export 5! full ptc-
Will" common wlt. Is dull and Geoopi- E. Sses {o0
bA VII ter r d western &i.24@I..1; 4,N lnl vii r
Mich II s5t41.5O, $500 bu 1nter Iowa 1t Ia leAp bu
whta kcatueky Ut l.4a: 1900 bu R1cine tpt.z at a
Gem shade trMer and active SUI 1850 d bu
~ - fsr damAsei mx-d western t0Gf6l for srnd do
t* fr good 90 In tire d fJE -! ow Uts very
Gull 1t ess9 fur Weatesn and CANADIAN 80 IVs
Safe, ~ ~
llor.-Du1 tt bGlec
II9vIs1ossioIk without important eharg4. Sales 30
r. =; ~ uew mes; slg III old nes: sIs3
IN thin .nrs. &6.50 fE western prt.u. acs; go Is
clc1r' s@i4 l. FIR new psune; 4i3 oll prime BEEF
mafket d st*tdv salB .: br. at 4it5 Is txr
country prime; ess 50 for r..pacErA
nes=; sli1kt fit. At1 Prime qa:pt and
ufsehahEcd Cut cats qniet and arA, s<9hc f,r
kh"us!etr; H. fur fnn.s Snlokei meI- dliuer IN
lair demand at 1sisc for .us; lXlsc for .Its Eactn
quiet ~! uucaAHtcd t.ard less uvr- >n!s 80 :ls It
Giste. BptitE +e. 1t l. for Dhr; 1ets1: fu7
state Ch.ese unchanged at sxoc Inferior u irin..
cnsa1 ~ .as '.9at y s-e; 1to b 4.
b1iedF. ~
, 1860-08-22

party OF boys with taste for sw eets oyer-
topping their moral ss1se, on Sunday last broke
into scanlan's candy mauufactory at No, Is
South CLARK street, end stole several boxes OF
choice candies. John Matthew'S the river
thief arrested fos stealing 4 tyuuk has been held
to b2i! IN $500. The driver OF Aack No. 10
was arrested yesterday charged with larceny Of
property left in his hack by passenger. Tie
c'se is as fellows. Ga Monday evening Mas
Mary Freer, resident of Wisconsin. arrived in
this city over the Nor,hn estern Railroad. ard
a. the depot took hack No. - to be- carrie to
No. S State street. When she 90: ou. Of the
hack she left her retieula lying on the seat, con-
ta;nipg S65 IN money and uote for so, against
Mr. Palmer. AS Eoon as she discovered ht r
loss, she notified the police and the hack was At
once hau.ed up, bu: no tra:s Of the miss:r r.
property could be fouud.. - c. Brooks. res
ldent Of Philadelphia, stopping il this city, le!t
his hotel on Monday evening, to ree the sights,
Before he got back he WAS drunk, and had b.en
r'bbsd of one gold watch, set Of shirt studs.
$50 in cash, and other jewelry, amounting in
all 10 *l25. lfd has no idea rho did II. We
apply the term Of our general caption Of course
to those who robbed Mr. Brooks.
, 1860-08-22

The receipts Of all kinds Q! grain ia. day,
(ncluding aaur) amounts to sl1 ,ss7 bushe.s-
1861 bushcl. Of which were wheat, and
1ls.s63 bushels corn.
The wheat market, under heavy receipts,
opened heavy, and speedily declined 2@sc per
bushel; but towards The close, owing TO IN ur-
gent demand by shippers. ss well rs short sci.
iers, the market rallied l@2c and closed firm.
Winter wheat WIS dull and 4@sc lower. The
transactions we're large, amounting to about
us, 900 bushels, At ssc for No. Red; S0lscc
for No Red; Csc for Rejected Red; 7s@75c
for No Spring; To@73c for No 9 Spring, and
So@c4c for Rejected Spring. Corn was less
active aad about lc lower. About Is, 900 bush
els changed hands tt SIC for No River Mixed
Gaoat; 3a* for No 9 Canal aaoat; 3e@3ic for
No Atore; and SliGS3c for No. 2. The
market closing ut So for MOL and c3c for No.
:. Oats were rc.y quiet aud steady at 7lc
Aye ~as rather neglected. The liberal supply
VI 1in1oth5 Seed readers the market beavy,
@ad today the market dtclncd C@iaie-
CLOSING with large sAles al $2.25. Hiehwine.
were steady at l5ie for city manufactured.
Better is IN good shipping request und the
market Ia timer.
The market for .freights va. excited to.d..
under which further advance Of .o:c ,onl
Plsce-closing with engagements u 14c I'M
wheat to Buffalo and Csc to Oswego. In ordc,
to supply the pressing demand for grain yex,
ssls, quite number Of small wood and lumbe,
craft have been fitted ont for the trade, Us we'll
n several old lumber prope1lers.
0ckAa FRkioH7s II NEW Yoax+--Yeste.da,'s
n. 7. 1}I6uas reports AZ follows:-To Liver
pool, 800 brls -four, Ut 81 Sd 10000 bu wheat
in bags. As HID. 4 bin Of 10000 bu for future
40 tuns oil. ct 32s cd; 1000 light pipe staysa'
q 3os; per sseame:. 1,001 boxes cheese aad 500
hfklns butter, at 50s. To London. $3.50 brls
a'tr. a st 80 SdG3s %. and Is hhds tobacco. Ut
4ss 81. A L4sk ot cS5 tuns, with Wheat in
sh,ppers bags, to Corr. and market. al iqd
= hsrk Of $50 tuns to Glasgow, with wheat aud
, 1860-08-22
BY TELEGRAPH,


sr. Josrpn, No., Aug. 21.-Sews had been
received from the mines to the l4th of August,
4 silver and lead mine WAS discovered near
Ta1ryAll. e. miles from Denver City, on Friday.
the 10th inst.
4 meeting WAS held al Tarryall on tho eame
evening, and the Platte hi'er Silver and Lead
Mining Company was organized.
Saturday. Nearly all the miners in that locali.
ty are Fastening 10 the silver district. Great
excitement prevails, and tho value Of the dis
coyery will be- tested Immediately. It Is report.
cd that the ore yields will assay 300 to $50
per ton. Fine s2ecimens we're yesterday exhi-
bited in Denver CITY.
The question OF The expediency OF organizing
q State Government for the Pixies Peak region
il being agitated. Several meetings have been
heli, and various measures proposed, but NO
important action has been taken.
The tirst U. s. mail eastward leaves to-day.
containing over 1 900 lettsrs-
The number, Of returning emig1ants is do.
creasing. Business still dull.
, 1860-08-22
:Tin9nrial anO Commercial.


TriknAs EvfxlNa. August st. 1850.
Tue curret.t rale ot e1clango 10 customers |
for ,he day Eaa been per cent p: erniuu, but |
it has been worth really IT least above md
offers as that vera in some cases refused. Were
the dsmauds Of our owa city and the wants
Of those that usually trade he.e all that the
market were required 10 meet, the balance Of
trade would eran now be largely in our faror,
and exchange would sink below par. But tile
assive movement in produce and The fall to
per cent has brought in such host Of hungry
buyers, that ws presume exchange wilt go back
TO IN the morning. Some few Of the bankers
charged that price FOR it to-day, aad bankers
generally were unwilling to sci! 10 outsiders nj
the current rate.
Currency is abundant. and though tic de-
maad :or it il Immense, The large iEau1 from all
sources for the past few days has enabled bank
ers to meet The wants Of the market. The Fro
duce paper offering "a heavier than it WAS ever
before known IN tho history Of The ctr,
Gold Is dull. Duysag rate, /; selling, per
cent.
Mf=sorG1 AoSEr.-TEc amount uf Missouri
money sent te1c for in1estnep: in exchange is
ve1s heavy. The fact is new feature in tho
financial history Of the city. One banker esi1na
ted the r. ce;pts Il: 100000 for the last three
days. To-dsy, except in small amounts frora
customers on depes,t,i j; WIS treated various}y
BY the bsrIeEs. Ii Was tEkcn q. t@l per cent.
discount By scnle, while others rsfuseI 10 sell
cxcllauge fer 1t in large amounts ut Any price.
- - -. xAsx I !?
scheme. which tho St Louis ica:cicrs lad
formed to buy exchange l.e-e with Missouri
money Ut rs7 cent. viii aot work. Our bark.
ers are too sharp fer thu:. They ve.y mitch pre-
fer Canada and Eastern as temporary cosve
uience y hile eur crop is moving. The fact is
Illinois aud Wisconsin has an abundance q!
currency to suppls the ordinary wants Of these
States, except perhaps for the ne1i three or
four months, ard for TIA. time il exchange re-
mains ut or about al preeeat prices Cauada
and Tho East will better meet the de
ficiency, for when we hare ceased to use i:
We caa se1d il home aud make exchange With
it. 1t costa too much for tvcn the st. Louis
bankers to cooyer: their STATE ,ncnev to 1nale
tpopuiar here.
With ell cur bankers caa do, however, ccu-
siderable quaat:ties of Missouri State money
will be forced into circulation, 70" doubtless,
arrangements have been made with our grain
dealers 10 use it in portions Of Iowa and in
Western and Southern Illinois, where the .a1m-
ess and dealers have in days Goae By been ac-
cus.oncd to Use Missouri currency. Dut i, is
scarcely to be expected that enough Will be ges
into circulation 10 create any serious inconrc-
nience.
for week ending Aug. l.:h, 1850:
lA@AcEeF14. ~
F.ei.hf aud Live Stock l3tT6.77
Malls and SuudreA.. 1.aS0asE
wv
CsnosIoz.i.g week l. tyea:.-......-... 3f.faas.e+X
, 1860-08-22
CASUALTIES.

oa Sunday morning last, as Mrs. Atary Moran
was coming from church, ard crossing Chicago
avenue, a horse came running out Of m a!lsv
ana Knocked her down and kicked her in tie
head, leaving the whole impression Of his shoe
on her forshead, aud lay ing her head open. At
present tue poor woman lies in rrecarious
condition.---A Eorse took fright On Msrkct
street. between Randolph ane Like, upsetting
the buggy to which it wns attached, and throw
iag out l4iy. gentleman aud little child.
Almost mi1acu'ously, none were hurt. The
horse finally came to halt on the corner OF
Lake aud Frarklia streets, the lines having
wound themselves around the fore wheel 80,
Yesterday an errand boy in the store Of J. B.
Shay, about II years Of age, named VIM. Ma
cauly, while attempting to get on the front plat
form Of one of the Randolph street cars, missed
his footing and fell under the wheels. which
passed diagonal;y ACROSS hia leg, l4cerating The
flesh and fracturirg the bone.
, 1860-08-22

LOUISVILLE, Aug: :l.-1ctters have been ad.
d!fssed from Lexins s;ton to the New York
Iced, Jr, OF Louisville, on the authority o. Mr.
Brec4iur,t ge, coutradictDg the reports of hi4
Withdrawal, aui saying that he will in few
days reply to The slanderous charges Of his
, 1860-08-22
The Prince OF Wales Attends Churc

QUEBEC. Aug. 20.-The Prince Of Walcs at
tended divine service at the Anyiaisen Cathe.
dra1 yesterday, dressed in pl4in clothes. He
WAS met at tie Parish By II Bishop aud clergy.
The Governor Generals pew had been re6:ied
wi,h crimson drapery and throEe ia the cen
trc. Ths Prince WAS accompanied By the Duke
Of Newcastle, E.ti MulgrAve, Lord Lyons, the
GoyerDcr General, Admiral siinc Sir Renw;ck
Williams, aud n.uuy otLera Of the army ard
nary, the latter IN full uniform. The Cathedral
WAS crowded, but the arrangements were excel
l=a. and the order 1enarkable. The sermon
was preac!Ied by l:.v. Mr. Houseman, the
bishops cAaplaio.
The Styx arrived this moraing. 1t has raiued
all day. Names are entered in the visitor s
betS. 4 leyee will be Leid ut the Parliament
House 10 ,uorrow.
, 1860-08-22
{,AEH HnrFs

bGEEALo, AaS. .le:-A.ivtd: PIP. Ese!e.een t:f5,
Stsle 20; Ae;ne . natnsw.y, do c!ease'1rrcp. tnya
key. a.: sclt Eliza L. gan Aekerson, do KlcL Mond
he.th, do.
osWE EGO. Aug. 1s.-Atrived-Prop G.anIte State Da.
vA hicaEo: u-hts John Potter, Ling ell Chicago: J
Coehrane, Bowman, do; tell Ma!colm=on d.. CIc rsi
1top Ontario, Miller Chicago.
, 1860-08-22
COMM -EI1CsAI-,

TEE8oAI EvESI60, August IT.
WrrKLr nEylEw-TnE WEATHER AND Caors
During the past week the weather bus bees
dr5 and pleasant, With occasiona! sloseEs CT
rain, which hss hcen benefcen: 10 the Corn
crop in tho southern part Of State. The wbent
IL being threshed cut in nearly all parts Of the
State, and not only is the quaiity better thin
last year's crop, bu: tie yield is much larger.
Farmers who expected twenty bushels to the
1cre larc been pleasantly disappointed by find
ing thirty, and even forsy bushels to the acre i
NJ uncommon occurrence. The deliveries ef
wheat have been very free during the week, IL.
the following comparative tables glow:
, 1860-08-22
DR.. r. H. Frost.

- L.
In Al Article 1t tIe Southern JaEal If Mxdie.na md
fhuzsy, ftaes that he hiss adnichterrd this pnt cc
hlned with other articles. with adva.ase lie aJs st
lnsla *l cempe.e The CURE Of Clcsraslns rs Ut ue Pa
se Ttrsa NIs,s Membrane a. The No.. Skin aad other
pArfa.
twill ea4c tia Eletc5e. Fun ;et, s,alxs ETC., which
IN con.tsrtoa 0: t.;s kid frequently from
2ht isr:tatios. or which remain ater .a. reas!ens
eave aeae. 1t will remove taH s1or. er tou Of the
solids aatl auids which dispose svsry inn y. lowever
Sight to degenerate Ito painful t.sr.u ule~r 1t vi
in short, 30 Improve the deS:ses.sc and op-
eraon Of the tysten, that more s,.uy biz. I sn mere
ieeSe tb:e vi! hc substituted for the detective con on
OF o7e a1d the ethe: srdttu. fully support the character
bestowed on sho.e Mccne. Of beis e4st Alternative
We will also give uaIs Of
, 1860-08-22

Since Jan. II ss
aa@e tle ooa ~ '3a'7 -'''''' 1'a''o
LoAaEt-lhes:eespts u II hots o11aS tAe past "ees
WIZ aaa u" sAe '1e' ''s ca1oe' hss @o'aste
aout .oc per tuutsanl eef ssr lew tuoi cr"es 1--we
ie'a oneFea to' nae-e'se NJ" Arriving ei.tes osa Gu
S"seA' VI A'e ueeAeu y -: . au4"s.o.' onu'a cas-
s'., .' "...
49, ~ ~ - 'o"'o''
,.,r,.- ~. Cs.,sa ;,., ,,r. IT,, ~
r.. ~. of,hs ,,,n,,, -
-, .,,, We, fr,, ,1u.ks,o, r., -, ae, -. ~.
,.,- s,x,t tr,, ur.r.o,r ,,isuI =, a. 1r 49, 49,.
:, -, f:ni 1.1-- =. a. ~, .h 1-,, - ~ u.,.-v
=, - so -. 11,', t-' c,sa, ,,s'- - ~. ~
- , -. r.ssn. :, - ~ . ,,;.t r,
,r w.. =. ~ 1..1,n, ta., stsn.
-, -. - - 'Ss " -,
- ,r.> -.' ' 49, ~ ~. 49,, .
$50. -, ,n, ' -,,' :. ~ o,... ~.
1,..,. -. r.s~a,, Ss.s.s s.ss's 49,, ess.s
1,va- - ~ ~. .sh. :, Soass,.
m nv =, A. M ,f,,r Wusts.o, 1,u,,a; - a. -.
m, =, =, "a ~, a 49, =. oc .,h, F,,,1 r.r, r-vo
B1v. mil, r:n. a,aom.
Tlere Il c5n.1ier,I- n,mar feo, nr among Tho des,
e1a this " eek aud they hay. et.y rp1rrav aayane,d
lhctr nj es soc ,er INN ft t,o;t,mo, lo IL Ia, ftc
, 1860-08-22
D1.. Blacks

sAeneat IN the Cincinnati ea:ea -eu,,a1 Of II. tsse.
peut:e properties. he .Ays:
"s'IIasa i oae Of the most valuable Alternative. taowu
Wls7 taken IN over doses It hs.h - - Eme.sc and
able than tbs h s:rou:a Syphilis, 1euco. rara aal al Of
tic Ct Sl!n dIa vela 9th er ofa
hrou;c ea'raesE, dependent upon aepr vx Al cchgc-
te habit ef he sysen- After xrirx;t fair In ssys.
ral forms Ct disease cenyi.ced .h,a ax.ner.a4.
atve. i Las no superior In the Huerl. Jf<rr. 1l.ve
se. A. or nearly a of the repued al.era The ,ex
etaals AaeEi Nedicz, II Of tho uos, lt.I.nae d.
sases tLa huEaalsy Ii her TO- and hare fosa that the
sfnLN01A roxes<cs e7:a,.se 1osers n . mrch high
tfdesree than ANYTHING eae h.va e- Since lat
March 1h,ve teaed shout Thirty 1--WE case CT Syphilis
without single failure when tie patient gave anything
Ike fartr. Some OF them we;e tie vOKs e,ses In
axaabie. AID Ill Of ,ht yielded y tre4 cut In from
TWO u s1x WEEKS. ID great majority II TIC e.*s,
III: SYRUP UF srtLLINGIA was H.. on,y Internal
remedy use1- h.rs also cured tuo +rpers cases Of
long :haaaE Leucohcl {Atter ha4 tried scve, Of GET
bat remedies e shst disease without atty h ae.; Wilt,
tae sIRCF OF sTlLL1SGIA ALONE. ! have ,r3e1
In seroa&A with the happes results ae the ,uer-
e's ~ss Little s. shs very b.d. Ia. g.aa.. Oh
10th tides Of her neck beng very ca enlarged and afo
oce OF tic kasds en- tie front of her nez Vas vary rch
swollen Ind lrda1ed this liberated u:, 1. 2ed uu
ut anE other easCeut During the early part Of LIST u
was e'lad to pze.erbe for caG,er, Who laI for
some tsms had seay er1pi: Of the sku wh:et - be.
as Ft1sd or scratched, oud run into inolent so.es
lhsy wsrs edecua1ly euEsG.-oue oftbcm il oSC WEEK
Ind the other oE& soon aner.~
, 1860-08-22

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2l-lleturns from forty
nine couatsts ia Arknusas show the iullowing
ro'e:-Isc;or, 1868; Johnson, 3,e91-si1
c.ulEica uErepGIteu.
, 1860-08-22
Hall Matches.

New foRk, August 2l,-The conquering base
pau natc!l te.ween thc Excelsior and Atlantic
Cigbs will be ptased on Thursday.
The cricket mach between the Eleven Se-
lrc:=d If the st: G4or, e's Club and the Uuua-
diaa Eleven will be- p!ay ed at Montreal Gu The
29.n ntl 3Ulh uit.
, 1860-08-22

St. LoC1s, Aug. al.-The Democrat estimates
tae complexion vi the next House Of Represent.
asi:es ot The State Legis1asure-K II,
Efeckln1ldge Democrats 70, Bell men SO, Doug.
'as D,mucrA,s 46, ard ten couu.ies to hear
fFLfu
, 1860-08-22
INNINGS,
l. ;. 5. I. b. +. :. :. .,

L.. 5. I. .. &. :. g.
Aeeistos' issttos'...-..-........-.....l o 9 90
Aeaht'e.. t'e...'..'...-............4 - u D . 1-l1
cmp're-F. s. Bostock, Of the Excesio.
Club. Scorers-J. O'Se:l, of the Atlantic Club ::
Dr. ". e. Hunt, of The Excelsior Club.
match between the 6rst nine Of each club
will be played on Saturday afternoon, the e5,h
inst, ate o'clock, on the cricket ground, corns
OF West Madison aud Loonis streets,
AL who are dssirous Of seeing the national
game OF Base Ball, we'll played, should witness
the match next Saturday, as it will doubtless te
the best play Of the sca.ou.
, 1860-08-22

HALIFAX, Aug. 2v,-Ti.e Great Eastern ar
rived here 1T d:3o on the morning OF Saturday
IA>s, 43 hours from New York. She sailed q.
"a. H.. Sunday for Milford Haven,
Thu Royal mail steamship Arabia, Can't,
Stone, from Liverpool l1th. via Queenstown
1:.h, arrived here 1t m early hour this 1. II.
ae- ad7ices are anticipated by the dispatch
procured from her BY the news Of the Assocla-
ted Press.
, 1860-08-22
Weekly Review Of Chicago Market.


1uEspAr Evxxrxo, Aug. a. 1850.
FNE10HTs-TLe hslvy receipts Of gan during tic
pn week, aad All ave demand for freight csaHed
~ uhu ual buoyArcy In rAes, Luruk which they
@l3e pr busaslio oswcx". AID sssc 70 nuaA". III,
extreme rate, OF freight rulEE ia p1esentns suay
Aol' cfs FRI III shipping nj pm and cutie la'fe nun'
cr OF small vesses aud ul proees have tein aid &c
filling out fot caynE Erau thst have Hilbert" teen a.
engaged tie umber weod rad-. 1he engagements
dus.nE the wsck wsrs a, follows:
Tn tbs 1Ch n.-schr Gsy1.tt smith, recsfterel at
FIR wheat King ton 1lo0o tu eas to Boston. vim Uk
denshure. r+lers Mt &c: big Fanny Gasdner wheat1o
Bu{1a'o ut TIC; sehu uanaecock and Ca 70 ard p.ep
Racine. whc:t T. IL dAio nj sht M8,quette to
1suhalo at nc: schr Aouteagle wheat to Uswcgo u
1t 1ec; tc1E Live Oak. wheat to Port Courne II Sc
On the 1Grh-bssk GrtAt Tei 10 buffalo sc echr
Torrent wheAtfo roEt celbo1nc A. &c prop Tonawaada
1000 b1 wheat at sehr j. H. Drake, wheat 10 Kingston
NJ Exc: tchr coIruy wheat 10 Pot ct1boste at ENC
teas collnswood. u arrive, vhsat to buffalo At &c
On The 1th:-PEop o1tonasan wheat to Port co:bo ii
SC schst Cuslew Ea..1 Rainbow, mi Massilon,
Duaas 6Kc schrs Geo. Foot snd Dane wheat to Oswc
70 l&c Had schr. ~hman, to arrive rae s-ht
rsh iea. wheat Ia usweso 1t schs AItn wteat
Klngstup a lie; acr II. Z. Nj ssy wheat to st. CatLa
tnes At ill., onth. lSh-Frop Adr:ac wheat Da4lo 1T
1cc Lrlg VIM. Treat wheat to Buffalo It &c schr Leader
wteatto Eli gtton 3. 15c; tchr GIsY Eagle 10 Port
SasnA a. Gxe; schr Lvs Oak lumber f1cn BAY City 10
Ca!ca,o a:$!oo c: thousand fe.t brig Commerce, ;u
Der from bag Cty and Upper sagleaw to Chicago
pei iloaa1na fte.. un the 9Th :-BuQus JEST Hoyt
rcaoo.e1. WiAfs II tue Wiuts, Ferry Hmaah,
Cn.on, FuEtuss, end En1k N.ulteu4 {iu ar-
frc} Ii nj To- for wheat u isutflo; sci1. Eel Nius
wheat to Emaloas ": .cr Aitas to arriycy hc.t to
Eufo loc; scirs. Geneva and a. J. Rscc vhsa. 10
Port s4nu at 7c; schs cathgen:An. wLeat to Oswefo,
ut lc SIR. T. Reeve Ito arve whc,. 0Swcso .. lBc
prop Watash S@ley. VIC. II Buffalo 1t lac; prup Free
STATE. w'Hat 10 u.o nj 1:Hc; bstquc MorEa ycto tort
sarr'a nj &c sehz C.atg. wLe,t to buffalo II ING
Tc.pAr, rctses wxre u ec1e nd and further a.
vance u ato &c to,k pac. The eEga FOL
1nw.:schr tand wheat to Uswreo nj 2lc bchr Mtchaa~
!: ito a,rse) wheat 10 ualo a. l:Hc sc.rs E4tic a.d
Dfeadaousht {the lat crto atve), wheat Uaweeo c
sht Swe pstakes taken last mighty 10 Brffao ut 1sc;
t.tqae David Morris ard sE c. Soth vhr At to u4l
At l4c; scs WA!rus, WHEAT from Milxaukce Buao Ut
Ec.
FLOuE-Ktceipts LAST week, lL05, bis s.lpses 1a14s
bss During the sreater}at u the week the market
inactive beea.se Of The hrmncss Of holders Towards The
, 1860-08-22

rf-stn1s Clcv ;and clu1 bis; prep, Plymouth Con-
co:d. 1ltaoh, Qaeen of tl Like; Ea'k Staana,i:
ssIs ssmona Victory, Jo Yates. jo viat San Jaclao
j ows-stmss Sea- B:r,. II ino.s: props MENDOZA, cs.
dsn, ,enss Gen Ta;lo1 Al:esal Kek es1: ten Tsylof;
" D,r!ay. Asensrr, Chief, He~ry. Handy Traycitr
i brown. &C butt. K Emm It. Yankee Bi.dc.
Weaker pea ant, with It. :ht ea.terIs breeze
, 1860-08-22

p:sscd through tie Port Colhone Lnck fts p H. 18TH
tA. - u. tNl: Hnual West ls:l-Prop Buckeye; sclrJ
Wstchful. rnoat1, Empire stale 14th-$chrt 4 i. rd
tomei7 lasbar an H1un3 last I3sh-sslrs Monticello
Battles. Helle Sh fid4n; brig seminole. l4tb-Ba1k llt
pub ie :ehss Riggs Ea,ek. uasaric, Condor; isTg
, 1860-08-22
Prize Fight In Vermont.

Moa1PELlEE, ", Aug: 2l.-A prize light was
Kelly and Dan Kerrgau- T~ents-tive rounds
were fought in 45 minutes, when Kelly struck
d foul dow aud k.rrigaa was declared the
Yietnr
, 1860-08-22

nIssns Ep1roRs: The Post Office regulations
OF this city, are, am sorry to Fey, vrfy bad n
more ~aJ thsn one. Were to euumerate the
different Irregularities, it would occupy more
time and space ihsn am now able to spare. tut
the principal faults are in the asserting and d11.
tribution ot letters, which are done It one a1d
the same time, thereby causing numerous mis-.
takes, and raising onr dormant passions. where-
By ne do au! say things quite unbecomlug men
always sen the windows closed upan tho arri
yal Of mail, and no one could obtain letter
until they we're all put in their proper places.
trust when the new and splendid building on
Monroe st. is opened, that every thing viii 90
like clock work, and there will then be M cause
for complaint. l am dear air, yours respect
fully. ErsrFv.