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Commercial and money rnttera.

E For Commercial and Money Matters see Last Page
MONDAY. +. III,
AT the Board to-day Canton Co. advanced I and
Norwich and Worcester and Lsng Island IRao1ds y Penn
syvania Fives declined Stonngon Railroad 4 and Read
ing Rrd lS.
Exchange-For Bills on England 1O9IalO93, and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

a. An article appears in the Richmond Com
pileF earnestly asking for information respecting
Thomas Denning, Jr. Letters to be directed to
Mrs. NJ. Denning, Richmond, Va.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

SAIL Drc&' 'lstoii hlGTr "RHHESs, .ai S6ST s%iis
AWNINGS, s,c- hso, HEAVY TARPAiLINS Pa
PER FE!iiNGS y TO IL inches wide; iA;GiNG. plain
,.ied, Il and a nci. Aiso Gram aud Mea Bags 3s
''' '''"'' bjiNCKER1HoFr. FOX s1 poiMENtES.
&c 5:r;E 81 EsS-Ir street.
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II VIM. McQuillian was digging sand from
high bank On the lower end of Scventh.street, on
the 18th inst and the bank caved in and killed
him Immediately. He was native of Pcnnsyl
vRnia, and had recently been driven from the Hi
nois bottom by the high waters. He left family
in this city. St. Louis Revcillc 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
The Coal Trade.

slight advance All sold.
The Coal Trade.
We CODY the following from the Anthracite Gazette OF Sht
Hrday lust:
The total amount Of shipments from this region this week. b.
Canal and RaroId show decrease below that oil last week
umos 6O This caused by the low water IN the Ia
nal winch has caused the ltoppase OF number Of boni:
dsadvan,use winch hope the rie rains have obva!ed hG
shipments er Railroad week exceed those the Canal
reury 600 tons occasioned partly BY the above mentioned
aud parity by increase IN the regular shipments per
The total of Coal sent from tie region FROM the com
whole sent from the region to August ls 1874
35. .526 showing an increase Of lSl tons we have
gveB readers nothing but the hsure they Gun make the
3! Fssh' g. fro" r0F'l' to Philadelphia 10 Ns"i0 0'N
We ure indebted to the attention of Messrs Wheeler and
Dooey CoiscioIs, ior the following statement of CoaI
wsfhed at tei ssa and passed over The Pha
From JAM to Aug. Is. inclusive. .472 20
TO thursday Aug. 70 inclusive. l750 10
From Jan. 10 Aug. l5 inclusive .... .l2 big II
- i"u''N"'' aug 49, -l45.lsl 10
Total. 24O $50 O9
we are indebted to Mess SINS: Robinson and Wlssan:
respective scales and passed down through the Schuyk Na'
'sH'''n Company c'4Fl; flom ro,t.v.ls.
amount TO Aug 10. inclusive. @ IS
10 Aug o'oo e1s
From schuylkill Haven.
AmauLt to Aug l5 inclusive .hhI
To Aug p. nsiusie..... s69
From Port Clinton
Amount 10 Aug. 10. inclusive
10 Aug a. Hciu''Ss''.''''''''''''''''' Low s7s
Toai smolii from this region iicm Jam
gust 2, ci 500 '1o W
The Cotton Crop.
The alnOst daily receive from all quarters oi
the growing crop, renders ceH ba the crop oil he
present will not be than hall m average. IN
deed reaches half the yearly produoiion lea
most ch, e. but .ht period the caterpillar has made
and bns been the destruction ha
wrou t ,hst large OF wsut mo promising Cotton.
will now be scarcely worth pirEinE.
irish Minstreisy.-Ar MoMIcHAEL viii give
lecture NJ tbs society Library Rooms Btoadwny, THIS
accom- prniel with Vocal Illustrations by himself
To cono.ce ~ eight o'clock Ticket, 80 cen;s-o he had
al the principal Music Stores, and ut the door, tu6 1t
Jrsrrcx TO HARRY or THE WEST.
Cs Ashland Association of the Tenth
above Association Will be bad h. Evening. Tuesday Ar
gus, 7th at Columbian HILL! Grand street. at O'Clock
Members requested 10 he puDcual rs Ousess al inr0i
ance wall come before the Assocatou;
nendy 10 the requested 70 attend and sign The
NO.,, D' GGhN GGtSfLN D. vANDEwATER. President.
kien MiIfl'k 4 T. 3 srsswt1, MsIsn. seeretare' Az
OCT DR.. Ph,nney,s Family Pills constantly
for saeby A. B. ID. SANDS ~ Fulton street. g3 Broad
way und u EsH Broadway je0 sm@
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n Rev. LAuhENs P. HIcEoK, Of Hudson,
Ohio, now theological professor in the Western
Reserve was on the Goth inst. to fill the profess
sorship at Auburn, vacated by the death of DR.
Richards
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Passengers Arriyea

In u, Jr-s Fraaklin from Hamburr-Mr Mn-enri,h Mr.
F.!rft DR. tnthnuseIs Noleman md liz the stesru-s
fr TIE brig NsI7-Jsrsty from Savannas-E II Pender
SrnS
ton and son. 6f Na,,au: Oliver Cloush. OF Bos,oa
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FlRE.-The large Hotel situated about II miles
west from this village, on the turnpike 10 Ogdens
bursh-built ard owned by Schuyler Button, Esq.
was DESTROYED by FIRE in the afternoon of The 10th
inst. flattsouTsn htpuDllcai'
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E- Wing SonG5.-A selection OF the very best Clay
AID frenghuyscn Songs new edition. just published and
fox sale a the Tribune office The OF the appr0prat.
air ntxed each song Price 81 80 hundred copies
Clay Clubs and hg Committees will please send along her
orders GREELEY & MCELRATfi.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
ALLEN LODGE, no. %,
lvill tnke place IL the city Of Hudson

ALLEN LODGE, no. %,
Wil take place ii the city of Hudson
on Thursday. 2s,!i inst.
Members OF the Order this city and vicinity respect
fully invited 10 acaa. Rev. Brother f. II. CHApiN. p G.
NJ. of Mass will deliver tie OLaiion AZ 2i,'
Er I. o. OF o. E.-,!Ien Lodge No. s2. |. Q: of o.
G E M ceearne their @ IN The city % h%a0
Bnnet lSbs @ u ri The IN oer @ se rsspcus Invited I" on
In the cciebraijon. The Grafton will be delivered by Rev
BTGther T. H. Chaplin NJ WG NJ q Grn n1d m l9fEs Es # Mas
a26 81 Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
~ Fail style OF Ea;s.-Birl, corner Pine
and Nassar Streete.-Gen;lemen's Hints OF the style
for the ensuing season. ready for examination and sale
nu21 Inns. BIRD. cor Pine and Nassau SIS.
G- New Style GcntIemer's uats.-The sub
which will be found fully sustain the reputation he has here
tcoIe enloyed in the podus2n o. n o, e,,entr ace oil
dss: sus i'm ANoN wai tiiso1a%s isa,sa Easau.
Gs- Fall Fashion FAR Hats.-O FISH has row
ready the Fall Fashion for Hats. which gentlemen are invited
to call and examine his Warehouse 37 Broadway. two
doors above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH,
auaO istf Fashionable Halter.
JOS. 3. BREW STEERS HAT STORE,
10 BnwERY. CORNER GRAND STREET.
AL The FaH Fashion nor really. 1w'
Dodge & Parmeic, Dentists, IL Bond-stteet
From DR.. iio President and Protesso- of Surgery in e
NEw YoES Nov q. 1872.
nave been iMmiaT win ne reputation o j. smlth lcg-e.
practical Dent st. for In the opinion gi my
friends who have experienced the benefit of his skull,
pnce full confidence can therefore, cheeriny
him who relief from the mnl1hs of their
teeth. Gau25 2tissJ VALENTINE MOTT, Nj. ID.
Es- BOARDIEG.--hirs GoSS, having opened the
and commodious house 70 Vesey ST. the Astor House
poiers choice of desirable tD transient permanent
Roarders. Croion Shower md cold Baths. free The
locaiinR very CENTRAL yet quiet and shady Terms moderate.
aus tits
D-s- Graham House, G3 Barciay,-Citizens or
"s;e desiring quiet home, where real emrer
diet pro.ared ihc consisting Of Vegetables. Fruits.
without stimulants esmen;s, invited TO
an2 tits e'"'' K. GosS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

077 The Pottsvillc (Pa) Gazette states that
company Of Irshmen, after quarrs'ing with Ger
tsiu citzens in drinking house at l'amaqua,
burning with heated blood, aud desire to re-
venge attacked the Lutheran Church at the up
par end Of the borough, and before they were
checked, had succeeded in breaking in number
Of the sashes, and diminishing the glass.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

Er The Letters OF Cassius NJ. Clay, or St-
=fy md on the fre.rncy pn;ed Pamphlet. und for
,e the Tribune Ocs Price sl2 lo. 80 1000
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

TIE COST OF SHIPS or-WAR ASD OF RELIGION.
The whole amount expended in Missions to
the Sandwich Islands, by which a whole people
have beer civilized, is not equal to the expense OF
one years cruise of "A
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

AT THE
New York Cash Tailoring Establishment,
Is7 BROADWAY.
Three doors belor the Franklin House.
nr The Subscribers respectfully that they have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them to offer greater Inducements than
gentlemen wishing 70 econonize the purchase OF their
Fall ard Winter Garments.
They have already received by late arrivals variety
une aud rich styles of Goods well adapted TO the coming
easnnHnd will also receive by the packe and steamers
the nree; aud best of the latest beautiful
tyes OF fancy French Easilc Casmeres rich figured velve
ahmees Satin ard SILK Ye,tnrs, befo.e offered this
city
Also. Just received several Invoices OF Twled and Beaver
Cloths for Over Goats, C"aas Psos &c BLACK and fancy
coored French and Engls Cloths from the celebrated
manufactures being the styles their establishment
for the Inst five years aad which for durability beauty OF fin
sh aud stness coors. be exceed. equaled By
any styles of Cloths imported TO the United States.
Their stock of Fancy Dress Articles will comprise part the
richest styles OF fall and winter Cravats. Scars Supenders
Cloves Handkefchiefs Hosiery Under Shirts and Drawers,
Riding and Money Belts. Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes &c
sc. with variety OF goods usually kept genemans
general Quitting establishment.
Also fall OF ready made Clothing, consisting of
Cloaks Over Coats Dress and Frock Coats Pantaloons and
Vests every variety where gentlemen requiring for
immediate depend upon getting lrst article
made and trimmed equal to those furnished TO
order md at prices hac fl please Strict punctu
aiiy observed in filing orders.
G5- Terms cash. and no deviation in prices
au3j isu }. G.. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

NURSE WRlGHT's SooTulSG SYRUP FOR CHILpREs's
T.yTiSa-Dung the process of dcnttion, the infant sub
variety Of Diseases the most prominent OF winch are
Nervous Affections. Convulsons Fever Spasmodc Group.
Inflammation of the Brain, Curneous Eruptions. DeranGe
of the Kidneys, Dodered Stomach. and LooseneSs Of
the Bowels.
1t estimated by different medical WRITER'S TIM; child
dies during the of teeth under the best med
ca treatment heretofore known This valuable preparation
the prescription OF experienced nurse aud principal
sreden have been found unilns of relief
y used will greatly facilitate the process Of eethng By soft.
eaing and preparing the gums for their easy
will aay pain and spasmoc nvgoa,e the stomach
aud bowels correct acdY, and give and the
a!so mild and pleasant carnniaive. and
will be found very useful 10 relieve gripping IN the bowels.
rest cholera 'nanum anl couvuons which fnot
speedily remeded end The dissolution OF the patient. Moth
ers and nurses will find NURSE WRIouTs SOOTHING SYRUP
an invaluable sppendage,o the Nursery The recipe o
The genuine article has been placed in the hands c David
Sand, Co who will always be able supply the genuine
tice.
Prepared ard sold ut Wholesale and retail by DAVID
SANDS x Co Chemists and Druggists No. II East Broad.
way Of ilakescet. SewYork also sold by A. b 4
d. Sands Wholesale Druggists. No 70 Futon.s,ree; A. T.
Sands K Co. No. 273 Broadway OF Chambers street,
New York. Prce 90 small and 81 large bottle
None genuine unless signed DAVID SANDS * Co.
a32 3teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

Mcdaniel AND BRowa--Betwecn three and
four, yesterday afternoon, these unhappy men
were launched into eternity, from the scafiold,
erected few hundred yards west of the Arsenal,
below the city. The concourse, embracing fcl-
bw creatures OF all ages and Of each sex, was
ytry great. Up TO the morning OF execution, the
hope OF reprieve wss INDUCED in by the con-
iemned, and even TO the last, the idea was re-
luctantly abandoned by them. Mcdaniel, whose
irmness 4 possible, increased with the approach
Of the awful moment, addressed the crowd, in
yoaing his God to witness, that of the crime of
murder he was as innocent as any of the spccts-
iors around him. He asseverated that The act of
killing was pcrpetrated by Mason" the wretch
who swore their lives away"-while he (NIc-
DanieD was cndeavorng to save the lifeof Chavis.
Brown followed, in an address somewhat lon-
ger than that of Mcdaniel. He said, that for his
own part, he had always considered the fatal act
more in the light of an accident than any thing
else; at any rate, neither he nor his fellow.suf.
irer was guilty Of it. 1t had been committed
by Mason, after Chavis, who had endeavorcd to
escape, was overtaken by Mcdaniel.
[St Louis Revei!e, Aug. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

From NAUvoo.-We have intelligence from
Nauvoo to the 5th inst. All was quiet. 1t ap-
pears the reports Of the appearance OF Joe Smith,
and the appointment of his son as Prophet, are
false, and originated in asdeslre to injure the Nor
mons abroad Sidney Rigdon had returned to
Nauvoo from Pittsburgh, and preached on the
4th inst. In consequence of the death of Sam.
uel Smith, Joe's brother, since the death of the
Prophet, Sidney Rigdon will be chosen Patriarch
Of the Mormon flock He is their master spirit,
and will make shrewd and energetic leader
There are five widows of the Smith family now
living in Nauvoo; the mother of all, and the late
wives Of Joe. Hyrum, and their two brothers =
Accessions to the Mormon strength continue to be
quite large. III Nauvoo the usual activity is ap
parent, and the Temple is steadily going up in its
unique form and shape. Its style of architecture
is of the pure Mormon order.
ST. Louis Organ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
DRY GOODS.

CLOTHS AND VESTINGS FOR CASH.
O TAYLOR {, co. 10 Cedar street, offer large
y s0rtnent ofFrench English and American Broad Cloths
also. great variety Of Fancy Cnssimeres.
They have times hand the best assortment Of Silk
Velvet tiancy and plain Cashmere and Swnnsown Vesngs
all Il, the lowest cash prices Merchant ulor nv,edi
call an27
DRINTED SATlNEJrTS. Of common and fair qualities
upon consignment. inI sals by tho piece, by
au27 II J. X. Bl.EECKER & Co. 50 William st.
GOOD SHILLING CALlCOES ATS CENTS YARD
onJv lis G I'd ot good cnrpet yaId vide st ony ID yd o
Of huws chean lots Of KID gloves chenp 10; re linen bosom
shirts only D. 9 lot good r hats ut los Gd lot good pearl
buttons cert dozen; et mems craya at only L. lot mem
q lot satin stocks ~ Is 61 lot glazed al
only = I'd lot fine linen thread NJ & 81 pouDdor sale Gt
au26 St lse llAWKlESS store. fl3 Greenwlch-s'.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
J were made at the Brokers'
Two new and dangerous Counteritts have lust

] wO new and dAngefOus JOunteTitits have JUST
made their appearance in this City, viz:
Is on tic hedomat Bank, WadonrO. He. uttered from
the Citizens Rank. Augusta Me. Venette. two females
between them II shield aud anchor surmountei by eagle.
Us the Ononduca County Bank Syracuse ~ Y. letter
A, pay 10 j. GnnSen vigee three females sitting group:
The lines IN Ten are dark mud the faces cunNey
done. Sot cOuniergned.
tChares Il Sons Bank Note List. Il Wnll-st.
The notes of the New Hope and Delaware Bridge
Co are discounted regularly at per 81 Wu-street
We are ndeb;ea 10 the Collector at the Rock for
the oosv statement of the of tolls paid. prncipe
articles shipped. and number of ceamnces Issued a nck
Rock i0n the opening o navigation August 22d. in ;he
years 1913 and lS4l. li}uifulo Com. Adv. 23d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

OF C,,rrcncy.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
"A Trantse ine Nature, Tendency md Consequences OF
present, Monetary System with plan or Its eectua and
benefcen, published or the Public aDd Author by
w. II. GRAHAM, It'd Nn,saustfeet, New York Burgess =
crpy.
The only object of TIE Author being the Reform
herein proposed the work published his nnd the
lie will only pay for printing the which they
aure Al friends of honest steady. prosperous buness and
OF fully employs well rewarded labor. eaestv request
ed to cid in extending the circulation ofthis pamphlet.
ie2i Dit
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

The FIRE AT MACON, GEo-The Savannah
Republican gives the following particulars Of the
fire at Macon:
II commenced about one o'clock, in a gunsmth's
shop. We regret to learn that Mr.. Willingham,
sislant editor OF the Macon Telegraph, was killed
BY the falling of a house. The following is a siuie
nent Of the property destroyed, as far ascertain
ed before the cars left on Tuesday morning.
Barroom fronting Sho,Hers druggist store; i.ddnglon &
Tbompsons provision store Macon Democrat office and Oc
mulsee Bank; Geo Robesons lottery Gice Damcurs pro-
VISION store Alrs. DamOurs millinery soIe; Bishop 4 Par
sous tin store: kennedys provision store Levy &
LOab's do; hos, Woods furniture warehouse.
By the utmost perseverance Of the citizens, the
buildings occupied by +. b. Weed, w B. Johnston
& Co. and Charles Campbell S, Co. were saved, bur
they considerable sufferers by damage On their
goods.
lamour, md Bishop & Parsons, no insurance.
Darcn Bank, owned by W. h. Johnston L. Co insured tor
SSlt0.
E. B, Weed Johnston & Co. and Campbell & Co. fully in
Sured.
FARTHER PARTICULARs.-From private latter
received in town last evening, we learn thai the loss,
including the stores and contents, will amount TO
about S2j,0G TO S30,O0O. Messrs. Bishop s. Par
soDs. aud J. II. DlInour, the largest sufferers
Neither OF them had any insurance.
the fire lasted about three hours, and at one
tint there WAS but litlle hope of saving the brick
stores OF Weed, w. Il. Johnson and e. c. Camp
bell & Co
MIR. Willingham was killed by the falling Of the
front end Of The building owned aud occupied by
Bishop & Parsons"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

UHgoRruNArE AccIDENT.-On Friday morning
last Mr.. Kitchens omnibus full of passengers
destined for the Depot, met the Circus wagons
near Mr. Downey's Hotel, one of the horses shy
ed, and precpitated the omnibus, passengess and
horses over precipice about ten or twelve feet
high, smashing the omnibus to pieces and iniur-
ing three or four OF the passengers considerably,
On had a severe cash cut in the head, another,
pedlar, by the name of Clcaver, appeared to be IN
juted nwardy, an old lady, an aunt OF DR.. Hal
berstadt's, was also considerably injured.
[Pottsville lPul Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
CLOTHING.

SHRTS-Of ,upersor quality and latest styles at The New
SNo'k CASH Tailoring Establishment ard Gen,lemens Gen.
rral Furnishing Store 1877 Broadway three doors below the
( frank i'm House. laua istf J. Z. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

"a JUST FtNlSHED-Eiecant Eutria Fur Hats (ori-
nnrily termed Beaver ut the low bilce Of s3 superior
o short mp of Pnissian Moleskin S3 These Hns
equal durability and lus,re to those sold ut 81 Also
tce Mt 80 n very neat dress hat.
M I'm. BROWN Praclical Hatter. 146 Canal ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

STRUCK DY LIGHTNisG.--On Thursday after
noon during the heavy thunder shower which
passed over the tTo cities, the lightning struck
the house of German named Conrad Ham,
mond, in Allegheny City. The electric fluid
tore open the roof and one of the gable ends OF
the house, ard, notwithstanding the shock was
very powerful one, two persons who were III the
house lying upon bed were entirely uninjured
The fluid, after passing from the house, took the
direction of the public school house of that ward,
which stood near by, and gave the teacher, Mr.
Leonard Fl. Eaton, as well as several of the
scholars, severe shock. Pitts Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

~ FOR LiVERPOOL.-Pecke o, of the Is, September =
ple;dit Ss;d n.' sailing Packet Ship COLUMBUS,
THIS ship has c1cse1t Accommodations for CABIN Second
CABIN and Passengers Those wishing secure ber
should not fa TO make early application board. To
W. KIT. TAPSCOTT,
au:1 10 South street, corner Maiten lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

A BIT OF ga LARK."-On Thursday evening
all Wood street and those crossing it were thrown
into some excitement by some fellows who had
''nothing else to do" A couple of them started
from Fifth and ran down Wood street, crying
''Stop thief at the top Of their voices; they were
joined by those on the sidewalks and the crowd,
still swelling, reached Water street, Lreathless
multitude, each enQuring of the ether, "What
brought them there 90 After hearty laugh, the
meeting adjourned in good order!"