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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-19

GRAlN-Bef0re the Steamer there VISA disposition
10 buy Corn fur future delivery and Gales % coo to
4dOoO bushels were made Il % no deiyerLbis In Al
-ns' -rf -unei srd october Ait-r ihr steamer
announced. there w-s cessation Of operations until
Chsngs when few TRANSACTIONS were made In the ~.
gregsfe 200o0 hush. but a. for hested S. for Mixed
Western %. h'' Yellow ard hlior Round Yellow. In
Rye ard 0tncr grains We hear 10 no movement except
in- 10 " heat Of which 1000 OF 700 sushe. prime
Ohio nearly " hle. cold a. - cents and a very small
parcel % - cents
- The receipts down the Hudson since the open.
ing1i River navigation 20 yesterday sreLl, 0l9 bush
es Wheat. 7lt20l do Cora, ll0 9ji g. Rye
PROVISIONS-There vas entire inactivity in sll g..
scripu0ns but the nominal prices We're very low 4
SAL of ~ bids Hams 10 CRY sat. made a, cents
IN Lard hear Of only small .ses e. % for good bts
and l0i n 10 for segs
LEAD-There have been farther sales 6OO0 pigs At
-. cash.
wHIsKY-The market Is heavy, and 20 bbis sold at
- cents.
COAL-A cargo ofI36 chslirou. Pic,ou ha. been sold
al 3 SD. cash last sale sidney -. Liverpool Ouel
would command 50 cash
DYEWOODs-The market hss been Inactive and
with the exception Of shout Sd tons Marscs and Ssvs
nilla Fu.tic Al sl6d2l; and a icw tons - Domingo
Loewood 81 All cash. We have no sales 10 report
FIsH-Dry Cod sre dull, and with considerable arri-
walls have dec med 1000 quins.s having been disposed
Of 6jq375 The sales beside consist OF 900 bbs No
YaekcreI att 5Od4 - 500 III Do Connecticut shsd ~
= 10 a. - for 80 j. and ~ q y for No leaving
in fret hands Fat Asekerei are in small supply.
an held hrmly.
FRUIT-ssles have been made Of 100 boxes Bunch
Rssins 81 q IS
HEMP-We have no change % notice. sales OF 800
bsles eV.rotied American ~ <l0jcl07 so o mouths
HIDEs-Hsve recently BEEN in good demand and
some advance has been established sales of 1891 Rio
Gran5r -Oi 2 70. and 1850 Barcelona on private terms
100 San Juan At n cents and lsl0 Vera Cruz TO- both
9 months
LATHs-About 600 900 Eastern have arrived durin 2
he week but market being bare most Of them have
been disposed Of II y cash several parcels however
remain unsold and the close this price was obtained
with difficulty.
LIME-Thomas,on is dull and declining some half
dozen csrgoes have been received and sold AZ 65a70
cents.
sKINS-Fr0m an arrival Of Curssos Goa, 900 have
been sold =, about So cents % time.
sPELTER-The sales Of Plates recently have been
pretty large IT q cents. o mos.
TOBACCO-The market 70 firm bat there has been
but little done 100 hhd.. Virginia aud Kentucky sold
t305s cents and 81 cases tlords. j6l5. mos.
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labor. ,v.s Informed by Mrs johnson that the childs
,ish, arm was broken DIR. Edward Hall was subse-
5cntIv requested to examine the child and discovered
ma MS i.s c'sr bou' sud tihth nh oi the night tc
VOC AZ broken and that opening the DAsmed parts
puruept matter oozed from the same. Efforts were
made by DR. Hall 10 the child but without
ard /, died Friday LAST The Coroner held luqucs,
upon the bocg and examined several witnesses without
discovering however. any satisfactory clue the
rerperator the violence upon the child and the Jury
rendered verdict that that the deceased Henry
Dery Loomia aged months came "a bis death by vo-
lerco inflicted by persons unknown 10 the Jury.
ISQUEsr The Coroner, on Saturday, held an in
quest AZ 6} Laghtst the body Of Timothy LiitcAd,
a nsliye Of England who died Friday night under
circumstances which AZ the lime might b. considered
rather suspicOus II shown In evidence before the
Coroner that the deceased disciple OF Father Nil
ler-thst on Sunday the lth met be was taken sick,
the following day two Of bis brethren. one Of whom
styled hmself an NJ ID by the Of Gibbs proceeded
20 the residence Of Mr. Lchd and announced thatthey
had been sen.by the prophet Snow with message and
directions 10 follow any advice which ne (GiOOs) might
give and that unless he consented 20 receive the nesag
Of their prophet he would be damned for ever After
considerable confusion r the house Mrs Liiichud con
seuted furnish the Snowites with sort Of h0ich
pOtch Of which upward Of U0 quarts was admin,
sterej the suffering patient sud ~ Mrs remarked
that she considered the dOse sufficient 70 choak ho'se
This course Of treatment pursued almost WITHOUT
intermission until Mr. l.. expired on Friday "nen
Gibbs AMI the prophet declared that had the drceasef
not have been a back slider he would not have died -
From the facts elected and medical testimony a6duced
the Jury the conclusion that the deceased came
70 his death from Of proper medical attendance
GENERAL SEssIoNs.-The trial OF VIM Ihozier'
for grand larceny was resumed. The jary rendered
verdict Of not guilty John Anderson i0und glAy OF
petit larceny and sentenced 10 the Pcnitenay Tor ak
months Carlos H. Pererd. guilty OF grand larceny
wassentenced the Penite nsry TOR two years Jonn
Mehsn was tried Tor grand larceny and acquitted
POLIcE-Silas T. Ames was arrested on Satur-
day locked up for obtaining BY false and fraudulent
representations 10000 cigars, worth sllO, from DAVID
CarbalhO, No. POI StsntCnst
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Law Courts.

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judges Ushoet-
fer lugrsham and Daly-D ecis ns-Pao ~ IT,
fus vs. Robert TdylOT.-1O recover Sl25 Tor rent oil
premises corner of GOverneur and Front SITS The
lease called IL Gouverneur and SOuthss by which II
was formerly. in common parlsnce. known The Court
considered this sufficient Verdict for Plaintiff confirm
ed with costs.
Thomas Nslson vs. George n Naturalization by a
merchant tailor against grocer To recover ao' % LOT
clothing An Offset claimed in groceries furnished
A. mendorf clerk Of plaintiff, ny the stiers request
/, was said but charged TO Mr. F. individually. TO keep
the accounts distinct Verdict for Plaintiff for si3 oo
cnnNrfnnd
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ARRIVED


ship John Henry new Merit ds I'm bs'n' NC III
Dutch bark Australia Anspach, a De I'm Rotterdam
rndse to schmidt s Balchen. lOi passengers
Brig Conway, OF Eastport, Noonan' ~ Us iui Maya
,uaz F. r sugar &c 10 Brett s NOse. Lett brig mo
gene CLARK Tor York Ia days, bark James Hale %
days. ~ Il. =. I
FoutEe A Sons Left brig -- OF and for Boston ds
schr German Oak Roberts ds I'm Washington &
naval stores. 10 master. =, A. ~ .t
Schr Mary. S3mers ds I'm "7"Oeiu' " - ""''
stores 10 Benz Blossom.
SIR Theirs of New Haven. Woodhouse, Dc I'm
Ftertbera fruit &c 20 Albert Thomas New Haven
LET, schr Henry X Barnes and hun'eIl both from
York just arrived 80. ~ pt.. ,,
scbrAP Upshur Nelson do I'm Virginia fruit
schr Geo W Purnell Chadwick ds TN Berlin corn
10 n Fox. unu
Sebr Wren. F.her. ds I'm Virginia corn, to II Ia
SIR Brave Church 3 d. I'm Virginia fruit
schr Ann Msthews De I'm Virgins coal 10 master
schr Jonas smith Nichols DIS I'm wilmington u
naval stores 10 De ROsset a brown
schr Jeroemsu Gosoee, 5 ds tn Richmond coal 10
master So, =, q. -,
stores 20 n l. McCrsaty
schr star. Gsnter Dc I'm Washington C. naval
stores 10 master 49,,
schr Cora Hutton, } ds I'm Carolina naval stores
schr :, Luear, Collemer p ds fm Lincolnville Me,
lime 10 master. -.
shr Flor Del Mar Har, IA ds I'm Baltimore, corn, to
master =. . =, -,
Schr Leopard Godfrey y b I'm Machiss Me timber
to / snow. A.,
Schr Sea Gull OF Addison, Me Plumer, II DIS I'm New
orleans -four SC to Badger Peck. The q was
bound - boston having l3th inst In lat 3 10 long
y in saual I'm w. carried away head OF foremost
and foretopmAst splI sails and put 10 to repair da-
images. ,L
son & Lowden. 49,,
naval stores, 10 Haven Co.
The PilotboA, Mary Ann, Broushlon, ds I'm saVsn'
nah Ia ballast, 20 MASTER.
/ Below brig unknown.
sALED-ship Hudson Glasgow BIZ bark Hines
/ ford do Wind WSW
MEMORANDA
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Court CnIendnr...THIs DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Nos l. ?, 3, 4, 3 g. T. :, 9, 10, H. H.
13. a. Is. 10. ls 49, 20. 81 % %.
causes will be tried from 18th July TO ID August by
consent but no default will be entered except for trials
ordered or stipulated The Court will be Kept open
during the whole of July and August for the Issue aud
return Of process and argument every Saturday but no
defaults allowed on arguments luquess taken as usual
where there is no affidavit of merits
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On the 10th inst. FRANCIS infant son Of James and
Mary Gillespie aged one year and four months
~ philadelphia papers please copy.
on the I7th inst Of in the breast CAIHA
RlNE wife of VIM Robinson, in the 55th year OF her
age. 1890 -
The friends OF the family and Of her son. William Ro-
binson also members of Knickerbocker Division go
Sons of Temperance are respectfully invited TO attend
her funeral this Monday afternoon, at o'clock from
~ Poughkeepsie and Troy papers please copy O.
On Saturday. the l7th inst OF cholera iniantum I'D
WARD son of William and Elizabeth Bradshaw, and,
grandson Of Dr. Robert Cooke, formerly OF Argyle n \
aged II months and days.
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AmusemGnt5
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AMERICAN MUSEUM
EVERY DAY AND EVENING This week commencing
EMOnday, July l., l8i7-speudt exhibitions and per.
rmsnces every sferuoOn Al - aud every even a. =
eyclocs New aud interesting Wax Figures faithful rep
r..enta,iors Of the SO AFRICAN NEGRO SLAVES
aiken 10 tho year 1886 OF New Haven on tho .cho0nsr
Ami,tad ater they h-d muunied and murdered Tho ON
GERS and crew. Santa Anuss Wooden Leg The shaking
Quas-rs: Orphean Family; Pete Morris Chapman fam
iIv: Miss Greenwood; bliss T. Julien Orang Outsng
Anatomical Venus; Madam Rockwell, mo fortune Teller.
Admission p cts children under 10 years, l4i cts lyl1
1,A-TLE isAKDEN.-Admls,ion IS cen@.-Leugh-
- able pirces-fefreshing sea Observation-Disclosures prfom
ers-and delighted audiences nightly al his elesaot sum
uer re.r-st MONDAY EVENING, July 10 The kn'
t.rlanmeris Will commence with ne y efMfr " rih
DiavoOD by the Orche-rs 10 be followed ny he comeo,
eli. entitled Tuning the Tabes, Mss L. Weis VIII
dance La CracJyieuur Highland + ns BY sPeuIe Mary
Anne View ~ ihe superb rang" " C0smorsmas over
tnr. BY the Ofchssra An-r which, Herr Cline, on Tbs
Tight Rope Ballad, The Village Church, Miss Pnii-
los, 10 conc ute with La + fO.ieune Pas De Deah.
Doors open al % commences At O'clock glg
CASTLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EAhi.
NBlTlON The Chinese junk keylng ,s 10" ing a.
cs.i,s Garden. Admiration on board 5 cent?. Open
rom O'Clock, A. NJ until z. NJ UloE"
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7 VI
AVo5sze up tie River Ansz1u. ircludinga Residence
a. Psrs By Wiihsm X. Eiwarts one really printed
volume Emo Price 81
hsye resd 10 win unmngled pleasure sli interest
win which We remember have read but few w0ras Of
he kind an - cAr recommend without hesitation 10
he favorable regard 81 the ruhic. There i one
preemuent merit IN This work. such l. lot often 10 b.
ourd 10 narrative = hi. and The author hsf evidently
ed Viih both his and ~ vide Open and be
hs. given ne results Of his srunEi0g invests son INTO
mysteries - Nature with quiet znd beautiful smplt
CITY. the earnest fidelity aud he warm aspirations % true
and zesious naturalist" Boston paper
A summer in The Ni'ier1essi embracing Conoe Noy-
So up The Mississippi snd AROUND Lsk- Superior By
Charles Lanmsn, Ole volume l.mo. Paper cover 81 cts
cloth 63 cis.
"Tnisiia pleasant nsrsliv- q irsvels TIE writer
throws charm over The b. visits, and s~steus In
The mind OF he reader lively interest bis adventures
and associates which will reuan after The volume Ia. Ion
been sd aside In tesrrp ion 81 scenery heis peculiarly
happy-snd good for be : artist ell =. sutaor
fyl- 2s lComms &c Ia Advertiser.
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%, SEE MARINE JoURNAL FOURTH PAGE.

ships John skiddy Luce. Liverpool hermit Or
pheus Freeman Liverpool Tracey Hudson, Doaue
Glasgow. Durham & Dimon La LANCE. Hasty Or
leans J Gsiger; southerner, o. Berry Charleston
spotford, Tieston & Co
Miuturn s Co; Hyndiord tBr) McAlpin hasgo"i Afye
Garden (Fr) Tallibsrt Hayre. Boyd Hincken -,
Bdes Rovers Bride (Br) Brown CORK Prime: Nnitu
A. Co Caroline (Sw) Colburg. Antwerp. hunkie
man. Vandalia Mitchell SAINTS Cruz Nesmitn q WASH
Moses Mann. Charleston, Vancouyre, small trinidad
Ne.mith & Walsh Apswan. swasey, Newport
Schrs Hermints Forr. Bsrscoa llunscomoe q heSS a.
lin Aiice Maria (Br) Poole Yarmouth. =
Brain- Theresz Jane. (Br) Gardner, Eeuthers Julia
Elizs RYDER Richmond. McCready co Mchl
gan. Terry, Baltimore Johnson Lowaen CshDsnuss
Iscey Boston Iowa Lsdc Portland Geo Hoichkiss
Reyner Philadelphia. ,o,t O..
Ga l5-Bark Kathleen, Dretert Madeira and Rio ia
Metro Mason s. Thompson
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-. ,t-...s. -, Pom rIvE oF PsIS-CUzkrlFE
~ .ie ~ IaaFS ASHLEY, o. Hudson So gives
..,aSs d.iy.nsR NJ. and ~ slfsieL OPs,a,,
-. ,-Tf,rm-d Si.h1ll pan tnlfortl D. rehacir1
49, - go h, he u1ther-lt- period ~ cutllr-
ss,r-a-l Tie mo.i severe diseases oli-n yea "
"a 100 sft-r A. otlrr renetles have ia.-co
- lt.4ls. - liz. no.t .kfll o. NE profrssOa Enr
~ h,rs he ase u their limbs rssoIei Tgmor. are
STRESSED n laer grows and is.y d.g,s .s-s., -
- ~ N tafsncy. Tue nin1 diseased IN Nee
"a, rs cure Dr.. Ashley treats ne diseases y,
oss-s a,d children, sDi .lsend, 70 ne SsIs ,.f
MEDICINE ard surgery Vn
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TO ALL SONS OF NEW ENGLAND


Nd THEIR DESCENDANTS. The New Eng isnd
EAHst0ricsi and Genealogical Register July No-Ju's
received.
The period has srrived In this country when swas'
eued growing interest begins to be fel 10 he pursut
aaf especially 10 lhe results " Historical ard Gsneslogi
cal Reieuches snd when he prsctca value both 10 in-
divdnss and society, " the knowledge which 10 90.
tanned By investigators II his Kind, rom the soaefed
and pershahe records u local domestic. snd tradition.
AIRY history begins be appreciated by increasing uun
hers The existence sEd ac.ive eNeru1ns of hstorics
ANTIQUARIAN sad Statistical societies, which have spfsng
within few years past In most Of the older States OF
the IN On. = sufficient evidence ~ he f,ci.
IL must b. Intensely Interesting % all New Eu gland
men" journal oi commerce
1--WE greet II with hearty welcome" Boston Atss
The objects ofthis wOfk i 10 gather facts which re-
ste the Fathers Of NewEngland Il also eoniaus lhe
Geueal0gy which early settled This country
Boston Recorder.
The work will be published Quarterly. Each number
containing al least nnetysir ocsvo, upon gond pa
per- and with fair type masng annually about our hnr-
dred pages
The price 10 subscribers will be Two Dollars year,
payabie In advance NJ. SANTON,
iila St. Agent Tor the Publisher 2o5 Broadway, Y
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A S. OR $40, 900 CASH PARTNER WANTED.
IL LIE WESTERN srArE STOCK BUSINESS
Doar0lnQ.

DRIyATE BOARD-Up town-A gentleman and
his wife and two three single gentlemen can be-
accommodated with full partial board snd pleasant
desirable rooms in a small quiet family, IS Amtyst Re-
fsr-nces exchanged. jyl1 5weod-
DOARD UP TOWN. west u Broadway, near The
I'D Church Of the Ascension, may be hsd by Two gentle
men and their wives small families 10 two or three
suits very large IN house win the modern I'M
provements IN very ais silusuoni rooms Furnished Or
unfIrnshed saisfaclory references exchanged
receiving the real address Of parties applying Address
Box lf43 PostOdce lylo Srodls'
BOARD ~ BKOtDWAE.-A few single gentle
Omen or gentlemen with their wives may be acc mmo
dated with parors snd bedroom. with board at5l2 Broad
way between Br0ome and Spring ss Location pleasant
and genieel Bath room ln The house iyl7 Inn
DDARD WANTED in the country by young man.
Destination must be- easy Of 10 he city, Aod pear
the walrr Address Box 4j5 Post Office jyl7 2hs'
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BOOKS WHICH ARE BOOKS


CODEY's LADYs BOOK. for August ssp endid num-
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Grahsm', Magazine for August. hne As usual with a
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Th- Golden Farmer or Jenny Twitcher In England :
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Mexico aud her Chellsus-I Illustrated Price ~ cis
The Afsblan Nights, beautifully Illustrated, vol SSI cts
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Isabel of Bavaris, by DumEs-prce 30 cts.
The Secret Tribunal. by Dumss-2) els.
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Trippings Of Tom Pepper-50cts
OnOO, By Herman Melville suthOr % Typse'-75 cts
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NM n RRANKLIN- Anellonrrr.

WM. ~ FNANhLIN hu,IIOn w., ~.
Ga FOR saIE-AI Auction, In the Merchants Ex
- rba0g. on Frdsy, July -, 10 600 acres VI Land
- smAtsd 10 The Counties Of stewart, HUMPHREYS ana
Dickson In tho State Of Tennessee and between me Cum-
ZEALAND and Tennessee Rivers. below Nashville 20 ~nen
plsc- there steamboat navigation. Tnese snds are al
sithin a Jew miles VI lhs Rivers by which ihey hsye
df,r with all tho markets on The sssbohd
These lands are ali hrstrso grsLtng lands and moo o
Them are good Tor grain u all kinds Large quantities
s.t ouny iron ore are found OF tho uaes ana
he most extensive iron wOras In Ihe STATE are hu 80
oear .om- " the lands thus making good m"ses or
H. ,nrnu. progcts Of the farmer FOR more psrucaiss
a"v w " ft1kI9SI n. C. ADAMS
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General Fotitfs.

rFThe country Newspaper Advertising Agen-
cy OF '. u. Palmer Is On n Tribune Buloinxs. a.
r-cy over ne ruh-su1n ofSc- q TIE Tribune where
be IA daily receiving Advertisements snd subscriptions Cor
he beet papers Of 81 he cities atd towns IN he country
fsr sni near f'r when be Il iss accredited AseuL
is iwis
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u An arrival at New Orleans brings dates
from Galveston Texas to the 9Th inst but no news Of
importance.
From every direction, says the Victoria Advocate Of
the 2ith June the most hstierng accounts o.
the crops Cotton and cane are al exceed
ingy promising and farming friends destined %
reap abundant harvest
4 man by the name Of Downs was killed BY another
named Trplett in Gonzales some two or three weeks
since.
Large numbers Of German emiTsnts are passing into
Texas.
Lieut. II T. Bee while Al SsbinAs with detachment.
purchasing corn captured Mexican rob5er condemn
ed and shot him.
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Market. ....C2,h.l.y reported for 1As 1''s.'''

SATURDAY. July H.
~ The business Ia bresdsiuds was almost enuiely
.ss,oS Yesterday morning, by the announcement maj
- steamer was telegrsphed a. Boston he hrs' nss
;,n hsr news was Tor the combined press ana ths
,r,snt the quotations Of bresdsurs and hour were
s.;I,sn tbry were made public much 10 me 'al4slAe
,'e M The dealers who have heretofore oeeh oosea
=, si, Two or three hours At the mercy Of Peeua'os
sho Rad succeeded In getting message over ovloIs nc
,...sgs for the press wss commenced ne Ooii.luru
nre,,e. here have adopted the plan oil u.Nhs 'oe
fston, public At once that 10 person hsie'i's' "''
have any advantage. %.
AsHEs-There is fair densnd at 4 ~ and ~
with sales. 49,.
COTTON-Dealers are al waiting Tor tneit ist.e''
and we could hear OF no movement whatever 'o-ua1'
rrOIrR AND MEAL-Ihere was good dea4 % e.'
,,en, on south and ON Change. ana the ma - :
~ e,rss was entirely unsettled. There were Oet ie
49, In market and fewer sellers SEINE lots AiAsd
80 "a Michigan were offered Al 500 % ana "ene
~ -. 1s~f 49, could hsvs been bought ~ ~
r.. wss buyer Tor 1000 obs At 80 iur instant ae
iirsrv parcel ct Michigan and Gonesee, oseihri
80. Sasred ats 25 II very dicu' To gave a. .lsS
:, ,,s rnsrket wnen market there Is none fOr Plea
we understood 2 50 was offered Holders ssner'y
ssked old prices 49, ,.,,, ,h. o,aniny
rp The receipts down tie Hudson from Ins oPsnlns
OF river navigation 10 yesterdAy He-" ''N'
l3709o9 bbls Corn Mes, S2ySN 90
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REINFORCEMESTs FOR GIN SCOTT.-One Of the
passengers by the Alabama informed thst Gen PIERCE
with large Isin and column said 10 be tao thousand
strong consisting renorcements for Gen Scott would
leave Vera Cruz in few days probably about the 9Th
These troops had arrived since the departure Of the last
column under Gen Pillow and embraced nearly ali the
balance Of the renorcemsn;s belonging 20 the ten new
regiments and with the troops Of Gen. Pillow and Cad
wa,ader would make an addition 20 Gen SCOTS army
Of between five and Elk thousand men. n o Bulletin.
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uAInARIE FARM IN YIR0INIA

- FOh sALE-siiust-d In Fsuqaist Coao'y, snd eoe'
ains about so acres two-lhirds u which eiceiea
nsrt OF IN, And 10 In yslusbis timber there are ss
extensive helds Ia grass and clover snd sooa moseow
md The farm Ia psniculsfly adapted W me rsnng
of cattle and sheep having never falling wssf s
every held The Improvements consist OF emos.so:
tw ,ory hous, with rooms, and tho usss
Ali n.nrly new great bargain will be sold e. me ovn
81 =, $500, .Ss,s.. SIMON 7. TAYLOR
toll Iml.a SDWifTvllir
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-. ...-., TnU- nm nude Y % aIufscilTed
TX bf n ~ 'o-r - Lafayslts pise-. The suD,cfl'
~ s.scIasut q his article, waieh D. VIZ 81 a.
no Oer eeas below 81, rsgusr pre- ne Pa''e SO d"
Tiie ei- 20 a. NV MJNlLAUs, L4fsJsae-plscr.
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Arrivals of Produce, 80. oy the New-h"'h
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Repoyfsd spscialIy for The NsiV- Yort 71tbune

Nao York and Erie RaiirOad-pT Barge Henry Sayddm
l2 frks 10 tubs butter calves Capt Wckhami lIiuBs
frk. butter caye. 20 hogs Cap, Brown is iuhs butter
calf hogs stevensOui TUBS bGeI 10 nIAs 10 "a
IN hogs Cant DOlan 70 tubs butter bb eggs caves
hogs Capt Row; box goods, Anderson i Sarr %oo' "
g IAnplevi hnles yarn. Dudley.
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" The steamer Tributary at St Louis, reports
the Martha with cargo Of furs sunk At Council Bluffs
Her cargo is thought will be saved Several persons
are said to have been drowned. No names are given
~ The South Carolinan Of Tuesday last an
poupces the desth of Col A II PEMBERroN the former
Editor and Proprietor Of that paper.
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