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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

At Marsees and Havre commercial matters
were improving. The } per cents were 46i. The Gov
ernmont account with the Bank of France is at last
overdrawn. and the finances Of the State are in de
plorabe condition. BY the statements of the Monitor
the indirect have yielded less with the half year
now ended by 60 OOOOO OF francs than for the
pondng six months of last year OF the ordinary di
rect taxes which should have yielded 423 10000 only
10000 900 have been collected, leaving 2530OO0OO I'M
paid up The additional impost of i5 confines had
produced only s7JOOOOO Of the l9 10000 anticipated
for the quarter Taking these data and deducting the
100000 for the extraordinary receipts, there still re
mains deficiency of 100000 sterling the half year
At Amsterdam the funds improving. At Berlin
the Bank ha. reduced the of discount CONNER
cial bills to per cent. The following statement Of the
position of the Prussisn National Bank was issued at
Rerlin on the 30th of June
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FROM ouR coRREsPosntsr.

PHILADELPHIA. August tAubrss ,c'orii smsIey, BE
Ton, Paul Won, Taylor, C!aresion ,tla9,, ft';
Mus smfhied NC. ssnrsa. 1ufey, Boston, s'hf, hornr
Paiefrd Taunton Mass Oregon, Post Nevblp oi 'auetr
Peer.on Lloru Minerva. Robson Niork fresrient t'',
Boston Samuel L-His Bl0vs New Haven Glsnry nr} -
Bedford. DAVID Smith. smith, Boston ruszn Ofet1 Homer -~-
York Nnrsn Cor.on. Egr Hahor, Messeroe fonns Ne
ark Herr, Bsscom5. Coso. Nev Beturd W Godfrey
Vep York Ellen. M.isd DO. Dtenson. Conon % hal'
Jane Darg 40 Adeine. JAYNE. DO. Robert Glover Goo 90
Cd hsrt Gsoze RucEs Heii. Boston hn-s Neiamofa hs'l
Az Abbott I.rrnce Crove DO Hyiet Eu-ts, 90 ,rs
scar a. schrs Margaret Bosrmsn do Gnr,, Phnney Ne.
ogse, Mose- Brown Hail Providence he-erule, Young
Yori Lewis Burrows Brftoi Nsga'a corson rfo,n-'
Su.,n Oran. Homer NYor Bascoub, Corson hotbny
n W,..on Sprsrue Prominence " Codlres. Hench bfuoA
Corou Vaaear John DAYS, Horton, NBedori >aas
Cor-on Providence harres Jusi Ketied Mason NioA Nsn'
mil Mnt.nr DO. Cnnr. Cor. ln.
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re- The AMERICAS PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for Au
gust is pubshed-the follows Phrenooei
cal Description Of James T. Murdoch, with likeness Am
siveness-iis location adaptation right exercise and per
version; Woman-her character sphere talents influence
and consequent duties education and Improvement young
Men-their capabilities and preparation for Active Le De
msnds Of the age Young Mem Love OF the beau'iul
Poetry Professor Thouck and Micha Emerson-a contrast
Maternity or the Bearing and Nursing Of Children incud
ing Female Educa alton and Beauty Chinese skuls; Naga
bond Children; Distinguished chronological Advocates
Phrenoogy In Irving College; Matrimonial Society," &c
&c Price ten cents a number, or 81 year
FOWLERS WELLS, 1871 Nassau-st
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EXCURSIONS.
. MOONLIGHT NOV

rsv~ MOONLIGHT NOVEL ExCUR
ssf4a-.sjN SION AND CONCERT OF ne AMERICAN
ss-ssxz.z@ Musical institute, Thursday Evening, Aug
10 Free TO subscribers -, ,,,.,
The ladies and gentlemen ~ New.York, Brooklyn, W..
liamsburgh and Jersey City respectfully informed INA
verv ,rnsiye Arrangements have been made for peas
ami Moonlight Excurson around Staten leland and Hsna
Vocal and Instrumental Concert in Biddes Grove, whch
will be beautifully Illuminated for the occssion Two
and have already been chartered iof mo
trp and others will be added a. occasion may require
mi parcrars In due time Tickets for the Trip my cents
Yearly Tickets admitting the holder TO all performances On
the Institute except those given r charitable purposes IN
Guiding this Excursion One Dollar each TOT SAFE " w" no
B-subscribers and holders OF yearly tickets wa re-
ceive excursion tickets sppcsfon at the once o. tne
.tiue S3 Broadway at any time previous 10 the Gun OF
August II should rain Thursday The EXCURSION VIII
come OF ON FRIDAY evening II MElGGS, Pfineipsl oazs
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POE,S EUREKA

4 ATELY PUBLlSHED.-Eureks; A Prose Poen--an
l. essay on the Material and Spiritual Universe By Edgar
A Poe vol limo IS cents.
Th one ct the remarkable wohs We have read long
time T. powerful mental passion 90 which the highest con
of mans hrs been seized by The author
with the most startling propositions winch reason
HI theory OF the Universe r. too
f,e to be i3i IN few lines will not DO Injustice 70 by
but would recommend Al Who ake an interest
the procure anil rsad the whole of o. N lnbue
greatly surprised tins work does not create most
profound among the ier and cenc classes All over NE
does power snd grasp o % -h
gh cannot pos IDS M excite the special wonder OF the most
careless reader ,Npi''''
PUTNAM, Publisher, &c. 1855 Broadway
ans Dis and 70 Strand, London
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CALIFoRSIA.-A correspondent OF the J0Hrn0I
Of Commves writing from Monterey, April l9, says
The rains which are now over have been abundant,
and we SHAH have a plentiful harvest The large en-
igrstion which IL expected will md provisions cheap.
We have here almost &c many emlgrants from the
States. They 90 there fret, but bring up here This
Is much finer climate. doubt II there IS climate IN
the world that can rival il IN equabty, soitness and
salubrity.
II ia Holy Week here, and all the grog shops and
places of amusement have been closed till Saturday.
This is an old custom and not bad one, especially 20
far the liquor is concerned II were better in this
particular, II Holy Week continued the year round
Whatever the whites may do, here is permitted
70 sell liquor 10 Indian The penalty is 500 and blk
months imprisonment II Is saiutary law ana pro
ductive Of immense good 10 the aborigines.
like traits In the Cahfornians' they are the
most respectful and polite people IN the world Iney
are but little Tead-but now sending tner chld
rem TO our schools The rising generation viii
have more intelligence. but not more true amiaolty
than their parents They have ten times as much re-
spec for law emigrants and are quite as honest
in their dealings The women in habits Of industry sur
pass the men A California woman would live and
flourish where one Of females would despond and
starve
Many valuable mineral deposits have been discovered
at Jose de Guadalupe in the northern part OF Up
per California Quicksilver, silver and zinc appear to
b. the most abundant
The quicksilver yields upon an average about II
per cent silver about 30 per cent and zinc about ~
Der cent As TO the gold Il is said that several mines
containing precious metal exist in those parts have
seen none extracted
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LATEST DATES.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

" LAST DAY of Bihn the giant and the Ethiopian Min
sres the Museum, and therefore particularly urge
our readers who have this remarkable men, or
heard these superb songsters TO give them cal today
the former visible all hours and the latter give Their mi
mitable performances 81 and O'Clock II Is the Family
Holiday the Juveniles expect TO have nch treat
Lei the friends the Giant also bear in mind that to-day no
lakes a benefit
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1nnnnIGRANr,s GUIDE

Nh CITIZENS MANUAL-A work Tor IhlnhkfanIs
n Of all classes TO the United States with directions ana
valuable Information for Travellers. By w warner Alb
This book intended both for the Immigrant ana cluze
containing facts quite valuable and important TO both
classes and nearly indispensable 10 the Immigrant Inc
matter il unusually copous for volume OF It's sze ana
believed that cursOry examination will be SUFFICIENT 10
convince any that for excellence and fitness Of matter
beauty Of exterior mechanical execution, Is well de-
serving attention . ,...-,.,
This work is published for the mihor by C. NJ SAATON,
25 Broadway y Y. The immigrant traveller and citzen
w do well to call and obtain copy Price, retail % CTS
, ii,ersl Al count made to the trade aus Sits
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nor,e-tic Ports.

SAVANNAH JOY .qCd Pr shp fersiln, Hal Liverpool so
brs. Aucu.ta Fendal NYork, Mitchell, Gaskl 10 =.
SEW BEDFORD August e.Au sclr- New Delight lo,sS' =
Yors; Mars. Pnnsy Bans1r Sd bark Am "e'n hae'
Coves. sehr Sarah. Perry Nfors -. a..
.,b. northern Belle Ftrg.rad Sfork Corhr Hewitt fh4
PORTLAND August AR brig Rival, Btlier, Lube 81 q
bres Anon Hatch and Hirne Buwn fcou kfedni Lao-e
pffads. Ierani. Jel-0n. Bangor
NENBURYPORT August Arr schrs Af,entlfef MeAfe %
Boston Free man DO Gull sawyer 90 81, bafk CHESAPEAKE
Pike. Pctou -
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-~ ,OPPOsITION TO IMPOSITION

rr1kkk1ssfn-@1N-UOWn Win MONOPOLY -IHo .oF'e'
- Boat FOR ALBANY, landing At Newbufgh
Poug hi eepse, Kingston Cssklt Athens ana Coxssche
Fare % cents Passengers by Ibis boat WI umye 10 AZ
TIE new and splendjd steamboat MANHATTAN, Capt
w b Nelson win leave the steamboat pier al mo 1905 N
Rohinsonsi on Tuesdays, Thursdays and estnfdsys
O'Clock p 81. c.. .. $3.50.
To Tgosg OF THE TRAVELLING oonncsiry WHO NAV.
NEVER SEN THIS BoAT-she - new ana oes,,ul yos,
and Absny and every and attention have been taken
IN make 6sr worthy of patronage And you " ant low
fare lie whole season. support the Manhattan sgaibst %
IA monopoly who making the most desperate sne9p
~ drive her the ver and have even declared that hey
vii, spend eioOoo, II necessary, TO eject thai ooe !,
has said that the Manhattan s cham opposnon not
Il Is well Known by oil who have heretofore psysso On no
came out when she put the price Of passage a. ne
rate and supported by The people cannot be cousm o"
or driven Of m - sr.x
LEY n The Office foot OF Robnsou-d soS VI
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L'1NAE NOIIt '-Sale " TT ~ ,1'l-Il - =, Il
II O. DDS, al 4J9 BrOadway-W. TAPP Dsgs eaEe W NJ
innate that various circumstances preventing MS ieaHhs
lie city sooner than end Of next wees he has been IN
uced 10 continue this sale for few days longer ana mere
by afford farther opportunities % the parties who nave hoI
found convenient 10 make hei purchases mere sun re-
mains an excellent choice OF 81, o. ~ 81 ~ ~, II
napkins toilet; table and piano covers; II twed couon
and linen sheetiugs. and linen neksi ~ woe linen
ard cotton shrng, Of the latter lew pieces ana aem
niece. Of the fabric deaoninated Scotch Hollands supe
nor 10 much Of the linen imported 7s tr ffontng cam
hric hdkfs English blankets OF extra quany req esl
annes etc tc The store 10 let and fixtures for sale, on
-Sa NJ torn. aus IT,
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sASDss SARsAPsRiLLA-The exposure and rreguariy OF
die, which necessary concom,ants OF many kinds OF
business, fruitful Of ouisneous and gadular
diseases Persons subjected to such exposures and regu'
snues frequently experience swengs Of the glands OF the
neck aud chest and sometimes these break and give rise 10
troublesome and unseemly ulcers called scrofuous In
other instances obstinate fammaons Of the or OF the
ears and enpdons Of the head the consequences
Those individuals whose occupations render them peculiarly
liable TO such diseases who have constitutional predis
position thereto will find sANDss sarsaParla admirable
preventive or they actually suffering under these OF
any similar mssdes. speedy safe aud certain remedy
bote taken occasionally VIII geaeray keep the skn nest
IA ..nd. clear Of disease and regular WILL with
.opsI csrt.inty remove iif already developed
prepsred and sold, wholesale aud re'sil, by A. B. 4
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton corner OF William
a rs Broadway and n East Broadway Newfors solf
also by Druggists generally throo houi the United S'as'
Pre- n mar bottle or six bottles or -.
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yUnU srNfoNDS A. co.

MO IL sCHOOL-ST. BOSTON, through their agent,
" GEO. W. ADRiANCE, III Bowery have just Issued
No of the National Pictorial Library, Miscellany OF the
Useful and Entertaining In the As Science and Literature
Illustrated with 800 engravngs For sale Al Burgess string
cr's Co, Dewitt Davenport Gilbert Co, Long Co
aud all the periodical depots IN New ORR. rnce - per
anuum or 8 cts per copy The trade supplied above
Respectable canvsssers wanted. Apply at l77 Bowey
sns IT. GEO w. ADRIANCE.
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Passengers Arrived,

,As E-ay Daris o- 81 Th0-af-pr Sarr lsy an, eha
re Ms q ID Arevea Mr.. Jone. children and .-ani NJ al
Mss Mar-ns Mss Woodruff Mrs Dore-nont and dtughtei VI -
Rhere. Moon Mr. and Mr. Da Costa and ssr'an' A W
Houshten -,
\. sAy on Bra-as-surgeon Tho- spencsr II ot
Morgan. q &cs Il SAM s-a, Alt capt SAL Dsi
IL Edw Mcisfr McE0~n, Thos Gram, NeFns " ~
Cinion " Psfion Ger,bom Mott, y. AID Heap PINE
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED TOR TIE TSIsusI

.sHrs-Po,. ar. dong ini. better .o Is isa Pearl.
coTToY-n Cotton there nothing doing since the steamers
received The marset = nomnel{ a. oeoIe -, 49,,
..me features yesterday hrn demand and pau OF
supply quotations about Sd better than those o. ye-ied
nd Al III, close the market held rather firmly. with good M
gur The 1000 ob for round hoop The demand =
considerable, and holders adv snee tue We 80. "a :,
s5a5 l. closing lax Michigan Wco,sn ana ONO > ~ q
s az soo bbs to day and YESTERDAY Beaumont ans
Homgsworh Pastry; about 81 There an inquiry ior
, ~ A. present rates there future delivery
but 10 sellers brands soi 20 far extent a. ~ 70 %
,bsrs f demand bot tie msrkei heavy. The sale
~ M MI new Al 80 and Petersburg Rchmoni
End Georgeiovn Al 5Oa5 bl5s sale o. ~ o3s h.uil
ssi Ef Jersey Psunsy vs with saes 80 oos Sales 80
70 30 bbls Rye Flour At q 1aS ~ 49,, ,. marie, . with
GRAIN-For Wheat there far inquiry and ne w.
out change to notice The supply : a., osab car
ona VERY sample aiigic The steamer news ene S
bs-s III Corn ard some askins higher prcss ise
s dsr , 'A1 ROM Corn W. ,k could bought
At previous quotations The sales TO-DAY are 80. o,'
Is ana m,ed IN lot. a. ssas5 cis and southern yellow st =
- S,..T bu.bs re 6sa 10 ct- The market Gull oti'
alo dull 43aiS c. sale Of 300 bushels Wa maze ' "
PRoyisIoSsNThe marie. provision. continue: ,e!y qas
Pors held generally 81 and II ~ With oay retail sse, ~
Or 100 bbl. s7 and Il San s7 Beet inactive sa
h..y ror Li Der GOOD aqgl1 and holder. are arm sac.
500 se' lo', P.a net ' ". arm .na Ham. SGT
sale Of . Smoked Hams made sc Butter and Cheese
IrAp~A .sle d n Lead has been is equal 10 cash
oIL-Enssh Ln-eed Oh qus ssa s., and ale. 400 or -
-aport. but suppl, moderate. Ss.es 800 ibis
MHlSkEY-Is yesterday. The sales arr n'1-ta
.or1s $50 bbls. Drudge y cts. with sales 81 hhds
NAVAL sTORKS-Spir TurpentiDe h-h A. 3fdo -, VII
Crude hed firmly 50 and upssrts
sEEDA 80 6bs cNer v.de At oes Timothy sl54 81
q ior refined
HIDEs-Therr change to notice The stock large An
prce> heavy and dropping
LEATHER-Ie sales r the week have been afg- couP'es
With former owing public sales n Sbh about l-sf
hides disposed Of 70 good companies aud A. r-
dces attribute The low pnce 10 rrrt
eree ,he indifferent whh much Of ne .9ss mann
i.rnr-d ~hsh Hsle- generally undesirable The flo~ ns
ID
ntlng weights GOOD lal3; heavy 0aall damaged, $40
cent. Li slaughter. j. middle and heavy. lo ~
southern dry hide. 10 \ as cents
sUMAC-A <al- Of 10 lsss made private iefls
FISE-Mscker-l We quintals Dr. Co
A; sonethllg % 5Ocash
RfcF-Te rey light Prses finn, Nth upward Zen
In. We po- thrr- days 80 st3 81
95 n l. We give day pfces Comi1n ~ FAIR a. good -
| ~ n,aD, Is. vsrv choke would brng irhe
cboCrHfgsW. nte sales bsg RIO Coffee Al s. q
a. - 80 nd. Porto sugar "a as Cts so boxes Havana
IA ris 40 hhds M1lss-- term. Dot made pso l
saian sugar reported Yesterday should have been 80 hha'
1 efs
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Tar prllcars on LIFE foR ALL.-Ffeedom rom ma
,O,, Of bepdsge Pain TO all who suffer with me ooal
men, Of every pleasure for which life was maze ins
doubts concerning the efficacy Of ssssFAkLLA "nen
alone are coasyed Thousands who, although con''ahl
using H. have never been eeciualy relieved are oesn''
by the use Of Fosss CoxroUsD EXTRACT OF itLLo"
Dock AND S.KsAPAkILLA 10 achieve ready ana penc0'
restoration. II speedily and thoroughly era0caies al D
eases OF the BIO 'd-scrofs kings evil, dyspepsia oefe
son Of spirits eryspess, dysenlery rheumatic pains gene
raj nervous debility, &c.
dessert spoonful Of this concentrated extract chu'so
with water s equal Aala PIT Of any other preparation
Iinduees thai brilliant circulation Of the blood which con
srtu;es the glow Of HEALrHFvL BEAUTY. .
To individuals OF sedentsry habits, Of whatever age
Pos., compound Is neutrality-suspicious. hesllby La
urs tone 10 the digestive organs, supplying the wants Of
exercise.
The only Genuine yellow Dock and ssrspania has the
fac smile Of George Foss the wrapper Of each bottle
Prepared and sod wholesale and RETAIL by George Fos
Phansceuts iss springst one door from soivs n-',-
Also for sale by A. H. Cough Co. l4s Fal'on-st ac
Bleeciers and corner East Broadway and Markets. NJ
Pce Oh per borle Elk bodies Cor s. All orders from
the country with cash inclcsed viii be promptly Forwarded
BY express.
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Boy. JAMES CooPER.-This able and popular
Aaroror Of Wing principles addressed the Rough and
ehp Snh q, frederick Nd last Wednesday night
,sess The F1amnU says His speech was one Of
Considerable ss power Upon the subject Of the T1,f ne
exhibited the policy of the Administration N AZ rs 70.
ennes and portrayed in true cooIs INC NE nronounced
an eoeogium upon the character and greatness OF .ne
sI!y. Henry Clay TO the no small salts
faction OF the friends Of that Statesman he ere M
Cooper was traly si0qssa r. an the msesinss
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In the manufacturing districts there vas more activity
and four more Cotton mills and one more silk mill had
commenced work There were also seven more Cotton
mills on full time and three fewer on half time The
returns indicate general improvement The bullion
IN the Bank Of England was argeexceedng sAOO00Oo,
and bullion was still arriving The following is the
latest Of the Bank for the week ending July
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FOwLERs WELLS, 1871 Nsssau-st.

MosILEys WINDOW LocK.-This is one OF the Few IN
MENTIONS that are patented which is real public beneh
The simplicity safety, Of its use durability and cheap
ness of Ibis windowas,ener combine to render ~ beyond
eomnsrson The most desirable thing Of the kind 1t viii
smos, entirely supersede weights, and when they are
used il IL most serviceabe If not an Indispensable, aux
iary TO Them especially perfect remedy for rafting
windows Rights and Locks for sale at 10 Nassan-s'
al. A.
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~ The cheapes, and bes, place in the city to get good
Boots Shoes aud Caters is ii JoSEss, IA Anns near the
Museum His best French Boots, 81 So second quality,
from s. 50 to 81 Congress Boots from a. 50 to ~ sui lw'
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~ Gold Pens, Of every quality and price, wholesale
and retail, by B. L. WATSON Co Is Walst Gold Pens
and Pencil Gases In great variety The celebrated kcheeu
Pens sold only as above. Gold Pens repaired.
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SPLENDID SILVER Docs PLarEs.-Elegsni Gothic and
Plain Door Plates warranted sterling silver plate besuti-
fully engraved from 81 50 upward at s EvERDELLS Pre-
MUM Engraving establishment, So9 Broadway, Duane
A. first square above Stewards marble store jyll lmecd
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RAnNgMps AMEKgC 1,%cL M1sEUMmr; 7

SATURDAY. August 5s-Spendid performances in the a.
ternoon ock and In the evening sts Last day and
farewell neft Of the Beg Giant, which Is positively
his last appearance In Newfork. Also, CampbePs Ethio
plan MiBstres enormous Boa CONSTRUCTOR three Living
Drsng Ouiangs Infant Eesrs Mademosele Gertrude, Mr.
O'dheld, The Highland Mammoth Boys, The Giant Baby
Admission 70 The whole including Museum performance
IS children under 10 years and Old enough 10 Walk
alone l2 cs Reserved front seats shilling eaeh efa
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e1AT PRIVATE sALE.-A valuable Farm stna
- ted in the village OF Brooksville town OF Oyster
Queens Co. l.. T. The farm consists Of % acres OF
land 10 acres Of which lable and In good state OF
ston "a pastursge 90 acres OF WOODLAND
Upon the premises the different kinds Of fruits, com
modous dwelling house with wing attached and good
well of water near the door and tenant house barns
carsgehouse granery all the other necessary ouhonses
convenient and comodous. II Is situated within mile
OF Dutch Reformed church, within miles OF Freshly
te,sn Baptist and Episcopal churches and miles IRON .
Friends meeting house II is also in the vicinity ofsevera
-four mills. For farther particulars apply TO
aus Iw A. J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer, Brosdst
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ANTSENENTS.

NIBLO,~, A-TOR-PLACE, BROA0WAY-
lNSsge MansgerMr yoHs sEFroS-Leader' Mr. w OoLI'
SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. D. the evenings entertain.
ments commence with Shakspesres popular Comedy IN
acts of the COMEDY OF ERRORS.
Duke Of EphesBs MI. Phillips Aegeon ...... Vscne'
Anthpholus of syracuse.
Anihpholus of Ephesus sle1'
DrOmO syracuse.
n.o,aio If Enbesn. ..................T. Placlde.
DR. Pinch. John SET Adnana. Mrs Mde1er'
To conc ude With
LADIES BEWARE.
Sir Chs Vavssour. Dawson. Matilda. Miss TENN
Col savasOur. Va ;he Grace Peabody MIS- w aus
rf,-DoOrs open 6a-Commence H. Admission ~ CTS.
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twportaut from Cuba.
Important tfo" tu"o'
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Aug 4.
Bv the arrival at this port Of the bark John
walsh. from Havana some highly important inteiii'
renee from Cuba has been received Dates are to the
1s;h ult number OF wealthy planters had been ar
rested for being concerned in the nsurrectonay move
1nent petition the President OF the United states
had cen drawn up and signed by large number OF the
People praying that Cuba be annexed TO theJnion This
news s rather suspicious but comes from agood source
There Is little or nothing doing in Flour today, and
no change has taken place in the market Common
Pennsylvania brands are offered at s. p, good and
choice lots are rather scarce at - By g 90 The
demand u only for home use. Western Flour sells
slowly al s5 IS 25 a. 10 quality. Corn Meal
At 81 50 Rye Flour quiet At So Wheat dull-25OO
bushels fair Msrylan red sold at 93c, and a cargo
of good Delaware at a. Corn Is wanted, and LOO
bushels Southern Yellow sold al Sc VT Oats sold at
pfc for good new Southern Cotton is quiet, but firm
holders ask Il for Upsnds and for Fair New Orleans,
on tune. Provisions steady. with small sales Of Mess
Pork at ell II Is Prime So Bacon sells at II iic
for Shoulders and 81 for sides Lard firm At &c
Groceries without movement Iron more inquired Tor
400 tons sold % 50 for Anthracite No 3 and Bloom
a, $40 time Lead is held at &c, cash, with small
sales. Freighs to Liverpool dull at Cd for Corn ana
I'D for Cotton. Golfers more plenty WHISKY Dds
dull at 24c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

HANDSOME Doors AND GAITERs.-The best plaoeto get
handsome and good Boots al the lowest prices, WA1'
gives MA Ful,ou-st aus Steod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

AssAuLr.-Wm. Conley was fined $50 yester.
day and held TO bail 70 keep the peace IN tne sum Of
s2oo for an assault and battery Margue, simpson