New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

from the pIace-was not no sound asleep. He had
lsard Of the intended outbreak, and teegrapbed to
the Precinct to have ii prevented IL was not done,
and the Brooklyn police are to blame-Inspector
Folk being the chief delinquent. The excuse that
the police did erpect trouble is suprerney ridcu-
Ions What is police for, except to suspect and
prevent riots and other crimes 7
We have some further particulars of the loss of
the Golden Gate. She had on board 95 first cabin
passengers, l47 second cabin and steerage and 90
crew--in all 337 persous. The fire broke out al
about o'clock p. m. on the eth, when the ship
was 10 miles north Of Manzanils, and ess than four
miles from the shore. She at once beaded for
the land, but the fire progressed with fearful ra-
pidty, and at quarter past the upper deck fell
in. Soon afterw8rd she struck and oil who had not
previously got into the boats jumped overheard.
About 100, including five Children got to the land
alive. The ship burned to the water-line,
and soon disappeared. The rescued pas.
sengers reached Mauzanila the next day,
2sth. Our dispatch says that some few others
escaped in the boats to Manaznilla; that one boat
holding 80 had hot been heard of, but had probably
got ashore south of the city. OF the rescued passen
gers 7S have reached San Francisco, and they are
SAID to be all taat saved except portion OF the
crew. The captain aud some Of his men remained at
Manzana to look after the missing passengers. we
give the names of those known to be saved.
TIL s,eams Dip City OF Manchester, from Liver
pool, July %, via Queenstown, July "a, arrived
here Yesterday morning. Her news has been an-
tieipsted by that brought by the Arabia. We give
some extracts from our European papers commenting
upon the Canadian question and the present aspects
Of our war.
| The Jura yesterday arrived off Cape Race with
five days later news, abstract of which is printed
elsewhere. Gsrlbaldi has been making speeches al
various places, iii which he denounced Napoleon,
and concluded with the rallying cry, Rome, or
death but a, Rome with Victor Emanuel at our
head" The Prince de Jojnville has written
an account Of Gen. McCellans famous change Of
base and some extracts from his letter. have got into
print. large steamer, laden with materials of war
for the Rebels, left Plymouth, Eng, on the 29th aud
the United States gunboat Tuscurora left on the came
night it was thought, 10 chase the conirabsnd.
Sir Alan Napier MacNab, the well-known Cana
dian statesman, died yesterday at Toronto, Al the age
of CT. lie came 10 Canada when mere boy, and
participated in the War Of 1912 both in the army
and the navy. Then he studied law, and practiced
a, Hamilton and other places with success In 1879
he was chosen Member Of Assembly, served three
terms, and was once Speaker Of the Lower House.
During the Patriot War;" he was Colonel of Mill.
tia, and sent GU, the party that seized the steamer
Caroline. After the instruction was quelled, he
was knglted for distinguished services When the
two provinces were united, he was made Speaker Of
the new Legislature, and in 1854 became Prime
Minister under the Earl Of Elgin. On retirement
he was made a Barone,, and Las since remained in
private life.
The mails for Europe by the steamships Etna
and Ssxonia will cose this morning at l0l o'clock.
STATE OF THE MARK E,I'f,.
The buoyancy marked Of late is get noticeable
feature Of the Governments advanced T. cent be-
quoted 9o d99 for the Coupons 1881 Treasury 70s 1894
alO2s rice Of y cent; Demand Notes at los. ol0Sl One
year Certificates g9i ass Gold, with downward tendency
past thst arrested by the oss the Golden
Gate again fell Of upon the report thu, that treasure in
sure1 shroadopenng l3 ard closHg 1881 dl3 with
heavy tendency At the Second Board the business
fair extent, with strong market Tie market for Foreign
Bills very irregular Document Sterling having been sod
low 100 Bankers SIGNATURE Ql25 Gales have been
made early In the day the lower figure. Francs $3.50
$50 Fresht rather dull and ea,er closing heavy The
business OF the SubTresfury Receipts Si934sl 60
for Customs, aioo0 CO., Payments 4lt4640 81 Balance
S9i2 49, In Money there is change TO note If any,
il toward increased Gu choice co,es the rates
s05 I, cent with transactions low p cent
rold and Government securities. The banks have largely
increasing depos, and anxious interest uTon
them Western and State Flour opened quiet under
rivals and moderate inquiry and closed lower and heavy
owing to decline in exchange. which checks the eIpor de-
mand The trade purchase sparingy. The ssos u 400
bbs Canadian is steady and in moderate demand South
Is in ample supply and heavy but in fair request Rye
Flour is rather quiet, steady Corn Meal ia 10 active
quest and firm. Whest opened firm light arrival.
fair demand for export but, with mstersl decline In ex
change, prices declined d2c /, bush and closed dul Bar
ley and Barley Malt q1et but the supply g. light aud
prices naintaoe1. Oats IA fair demand and firm
Rye il in limited demand but the supply small aud prices
inn Corn il less active and fair receipts aud de
cline in exchange the market closes heavy rather quiet
PORK continues in good demand and the better the
arrivals sbt aud tue stock decreasing Beef in fair
quest snd r In the absence Of receipts Beef Hams
md Bacon remain quiet Ont Meats IN demand
hIm ard firm snd IN far Butter is ish sup
ply and steady Cheese is in light supply hfI in good
/ request
We learn from our correspondent with Gen.
Burnside's army, that bis whole force is in
camp at Fredericksburg, ready and anxious for