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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

WAR AGAINST THE GRoG SHoPS.-A woman IN
Cincinnati whose husband in the habit Of drinking
Al = neghboring tavern and then coming home and
abusing her requested the landlord 10 give her husband
no more drink The landlord refused the womans
request she followed her husband. and as ne was in
,he act of drinking made assault upon the glasses
decsnters and other rumconyeying devices The
sndiord ew to the protection Of his property crowd
gathered around sympathized with the woman As
s.ued the house Quilted completely, and then pro
eeeded round rho destruction OF other coffee houses
10 the city BY this time the police arrived ana stop
nss The royrcSs OF temperance reform in Cincinnati
where in legal way, il seems 10 be most particularly
needed.
GKS CAMERON AND Mr.. BRowN.-A serious
difficulty has occurred at Washington, II seems, De
tween Senator Cameron and Hon c. Brown, OF Pa
Gen. Cameron warmly opposed the nomination OF VIC
tor Pioilei A. psymastcr and Mr. Z was rejected Suo
sequenty, d9fing Gen. CO temporary absence from
Washington, Mr.. Pa again sent IN, ana ms
appointment confirmed This discourtesy Gen Cameron
attributed to the action OF Mr. Brown, ard meeting him
siterwsrd in the Hall OF the House OF Representatives
upbIsded him In language Of the strongest description
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WHIrLoCK,s GEOMETRY.

ELEMENTS OF GEOMETRY. Theoretical snd Pracii-
II cal, containing full explanation Of he construction
and use Of Tables, and new system Of Surveying BY
Rev George c. Nhtock, Ma Professor Of Mathematical
and Experimental Science In the Geuesee Wesleyan Semi
nary. .,
This work contains several features Il is highly
practical aud progressive both IN theory and example con
tanning than $40 exercises, arhmeuca, demonslra-
tive ard al gebreca Intended be scua y useful rather
than amusing The student only acquires the principles
Jf Geometry but learns geom ze The system OF sur
veying taught In this work, and originated by the auhof
near wOhrds Of The labor required by the ordinary
process Ohsr improvements viii be found on exalnina
ton which IA expected will meet the appreciation Of
hers The publishers have 10 believe that ths
geometry viii b. very extensively adopted as textbook
ELEMENTS or METFOROLOG1, with Questions Tor
Examination ed for the OF Ac ademes and schools
~ John Brockesby, A. Professor Of Mathematics and
Naiural Philosophy 10 Trinity College Hartford Illus
fratsd with engraving
The subjects included In the science Of Meeooogy such
as Amospherica Changes Tomsdos, Water spouts Rain
Fogs Clouds. Dew, Hoar Frost, Sow Han, Thunder
storms Ranbows. Meteorc Showers. aud the Aurora 30
reals possess interest for ell general reacer But MS
The opinion at scienfhc that Meieo'ology
should all schools and that this the hIsl and
only work the kind all that be needed for mat
purpose just published by PRATT, NOODFOkD "
snlg gDNitW $50 Pssrlst New-fork
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..,,srLenorfrom Cen. tn, ior.

a.. snd the following in the w ashington IN
..,sa from the MaJfias5ars (Va) Republican. OF
saDesday last u.. po,.ov IA Iu,v Is 1sls
L., Your polite communication OF the ION UT De
pee '' y government BY Messrs Madison, Monroe
on ian Buren,. Tyler, and Polk, 10 have been
ss~~,ed upon the principles of the Jetersonian
.a, has been duly received In reply, have TO in
p con that hardly deem 1t proper ioF me, in my
IN, position before the American people, thus 10
uneni uPon toe public career OF our former fresi
!. deem Il proper OF necessary 10 express them Al
cent, are embraced in the accompanying letter TO
: trend Capt Allison
syth nv best wishes for your health and happiness
.,nan. cir very respectfully. your obedient sery
L TAYLOR
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Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence OF Inc tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Friday, Aug. Is.
The enthusiasm at the Irish Relief meeting last
evening was Of the most cheering character and nearly
$1,000 vas contributed to the fund The fire spread
,g RAPIDLY and from e}ery quarter hear responses
o The appeal from your city. which cannot but cheer
and animate the friends Of Irish Emancipation
have lust heard that the residence OF Mr.. Charles
Alexander. at Germantown fred this morning by
:, incendsrv and was burning rapidly when inessen-
al was dispatched 10 city with the sad ndiDgs 70
Sm There is no doubt that the destruction OF his
unpu office on "Wednesday evening Is 70 be attributed
,ohe same cause though It is hard 10 presume what
motive could exist for attempting the hendsh ruin OF
one who is amable and courteous In his department
,od universal favorite IN our city. We have now
had vi hin few months pact three incendiary hres ~
nrDng Offices viz the SPrii Of The ises, the Sa" ana
At1dRdtrs Messenger
g,nayunk and Brandywine sold 1T - y, which 10 now
,be asking price of COMMON brands with very fair
market Corn Meal is firm at - s7t with sales oil 5OO
N 400 bbis Wheat is scarce and wanted-snall lots
brina f15 ai0S cts for good reds Corn-3on 10 4Opo
bush yellow sold at Goa 81 cts weight Oats IN demand
a. q cts ion prime Delaware Cotton Is lower, and $50
Gales mostly Uplands went - q cts on time. Groce.
hes snguid-i50 hhds Cuba Sugar sold at $40 ~ cts.
and 100 hhds Porto Rico at cts ON time Provisions
maintain previous quOtatOns-2J0 bbls Pork sold at
sntdSl for mess 200 boxes dry sailed Sides brought
3; eta and 100 hhds smoked Shoulders ~ cts Lard
sales of common At a cts and prime at etc IN kegs
1900 NJ Western Butter sold nj 10 cts Coal dull.
Wool yery plenty Whisky brisk at "a cts freghts
steady ,o,
1900 Pittsburgh DE- 81 90 10 Mnehill Railroad, co. ~
Mechanics Bank, "A, 100 NewJeTsey Copper : 20
Reading Railroad. II 1000 do Bonds, oIt Northern
Liberty Bank 4Oi; 800 U Loan 6s, 81, lot.
Second Board-s75 U s. War Bounty Scrip, 95i l2O
Lehigh Coal Scrip, 7Sf.
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So PART OF A HOUSE WANTED, (tle lower
~. mari preferred consisting Of OF rooms by family
- Of only two persons Location below Cansist on toe
west side Address Z" House." this once. aulJ ~
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BOARDING.
BOON TRADE.
A UNIVERSAL, HISTORY.

INA SERIES OF LETTERS being complete and I'M
partial narrative n the mOst remarkable Events of al
Nations from the earliest period TIE present me foEnns
r compl-'e History Of the Word hy G Heboe, LID.
Five numbers bound vol Cloth forming first volume Of
Ancient History Price : "a.
The frat volume Of this valuable work being ready
the publishers feel justified IN saying from what they have
heard from very competent ujge that fsr
goes everything which be Apecied from historical
production ~ the very h het order The SIKH number =
IN press and vii be issued IN the course Of few days
AL the Magazines IN the field for September
Grahams Magazine. beauufIl number Suhscr oron
- Price per number. - CTS
Lady's BOOK with four plates. p cfs
Union Magazine. nne number, p cis.
DEWITT DAVENPORT. Tribune Buildings
Successors % W Grahsm1
fol .~.sfIsr Ma auIa
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NEW ENGLISH WORKS

4 HERMAN, -. Y An Introduction 70 the study Of
Il Ancient and Modern Cons, limo -
Burk. John a j. Bl-GeneOogca and Heradic Die
lonary Of the Peerage snd baroneicy OF The Brush I'm
pire f0r is4S. Royal sv0 Sll.
Bibi0heca Londonensis CLASSIFIED Index 10 the Liters
Of Great Britain during 50 years arranged from and
serving Key 70 the London Catalogue OF Books lSio
svO cloth. - IS
Bakers Analytical Hebrew and Chsdee Lexicon, con.
ssng Of alphabetical arrangement Of every word and
Injection contained m the Ola Testament Scriptures,
esely as they In the sacred text with grammatical
illustration OF the meaning 40. 81.
Perspective Views Of Eug ISL Ecclesiastical Structures.
with ans on uniform scale ard er-rpress descriptions,
by r aud J. A. Brandon. 8vo cloth. - -.
Clark (George Lille THE Romance Of the Peerage or
Curiosities Of Family Heradry. Portrait vol l. svo %
Cl-ghorn. George Ancient sud Modern Art, Histori-
cal and Critical Ivos l2mo. cloth, - 50.
PUTNAM. Publisher aud Importer, IL
aul9 2fis l55 Broadway and l4l Strand Londous
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WERE WE AREv

MORE NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS AT BERFoRD
VIA co 5 Aston House
Brothers and Sisters by Miss Bremen p cents.
The Law in re- alton 10 Land ords and Tenants p cents
The Business-Mens Assistant, . cents.
Legal Liabi les Of shippers and Carriers p cents
Life IN Baltimore, by Paul Fry, . cents
Life In Paris, by Reynolds, 81. cents.
Life ia Philadelphia and Mysteries, p cents.
Wufred Moniressor a great book . cents
The Tenant u Wi cfeil Hall, BY Acton Bel, % cts
GRAVITY Manor, tale by Lady O. Fullerton, 80 eta.
Angela novel; BY the author OF "EmelaW yudha am 15c.
Charms aud Counter CHAINS, Maria Mcintosh, = cts.
Vanity Fair by w. NJ. Thackeray, 50 CTS.
The Irish Sketch Book, by DO 50 cts.
Gowrie, or the Kings Plot By @ 2 K James - cts
Harold or the asst Of the Saxon Kings, Buwer ~ cts
Jenny Lad. a novel, 25c's.
Mysteries and Msenes Of NewYcrk. parts each . cts.
The Falcon Family by the author Of the Bachelor OF the
Albany" .5cts.
The above together with al the new and chesp puolca'
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SurrOsED CAsE Of PuIsoNisG.--Ccroner Smith
called Wednesday afternoon 70 hold an inquest on
the body Of Mrs Julia. wife of William I Anderson
manufacturer Of artists colors snd paints who diea
under circumstances exciting suspicious that she had
been poisoned After partial examination the inquest
was adjourned 10 future day for the purpose OF near
ing the resut OF chemical anayzation oil me conents
ot tho stomach which the Coroner ordered 20 be made
Boston Journal
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$40 REWARpYA SS TO- on he "a ja9
,ysen he hour. Of one and two O'clock gold Du-
pl-r watch huning-csses. made by 2 r cooper, 10
srd vii be paid to any person who viii give inform aon
which will cad 70 recovery Of the wan Dy appivnt
TO JOHN GIBBONS, or JOHN hApA "e.nn5S 9,.i r.''
Market. 80. -
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE


F,i9ir, August IS.
AsHEs-Are change bbs ssass for Ps4ra
c0TT0Sf. demand for Cotton oder.s, a. parties ar. wait
ng due The transactions reach so bales Tie
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbs market day has rather
and the destruction Albany spPears o. have effect
prTsd & at sa.i and the BIN Of ior
far common br.ad. ls Ia'.eons 30 Up 800 se' At ~
de.Irsbis brands ntde Al ~ Included we're about
900 bbs round at The demand o The trade and r The supply
o., the British Provinces considerable In southern descriptions
dong About 2oo bbs have changed hands
o. The remaining sales we're Richmond County,
~. vi ire m t 80 = ' ny [ n .,I ~
den,nd Pres limited Sales 90 bbs ots Rye Flour
GRAiS-vbea offered very freely and The mar steady
bu.h White Virginia at o7 cis Tor milling Mixed Corn
inquiry TO-DAY but pucss heavy Round also
heavy teg plenty maintains elf better Al the es the
sSss ol nasd o. or fat ysor q e. oTs1. ., or ~se
with sales 100 bah FOR Oats ihs marie, dull At 1sa
northern Sales 500 bush Virginia A. u co. Jersy 3D.
sales 90 bags bl.ck eyed Peas At ~.
PROVISIONS Pork and tie inafsst
am TIE saes so bis At saiass and u yJHah ~
bis Pme Mes At So and 800 DO
, ~ fa p,. Me- 80 Va. os..J Lard hsd 6rmy
Meats isht small Shoulders made a, ~ q. aud 200
Do ses IL Butter aud Cheese there nothing Of ben
WHISKY STEADY ghh sales $50 bb har. ben o
GRo6rRlEs-The Sugar market dun. th- s- to tar ss,sai
made corresponding the decline noticed our lat Of
&c. he Of three DAY. include go hhd- Porto hro #
lsa4'. 40 Cuba 3ia' principally At cts 100 Nsoreans
rrpopa sales have been At tse5 mo. In hoas-es W ns
hhd Muscogado s3a13 10 DO co. 100 DO Cuba ~ $50
30 for d-ig TO- 81 Porto Ro . 100 DO &c nos The 40
penieny Of another Coffee sale cheeks tsns-'o 10 that article
The market s steady
sPIcESA cargo Peuo per Tare SO bag .oi Tor export
LEAD-Px held II 4 5. but hear Of No transactions
TALLowA sale of 1000 10 common made At : a cent?
Prime - worth cts.
RICE-Thee have been Of $50 Of which
siderable portion has teen sold scs The demand active and
price from 81 % cts
TKAsTs ss iods, pretty veil attended -nd the 'a--
marked cangss The low grades rather heavy
ships Heoef Joshua Bate and other recent
rivals. Terms, notes al
Hy,on-Io chests per 20 half DO 49, % DO 49, 20 ehests
~ 81 half DO 49, a DO y DO o. 10 DO g. 70 hsh
1876 chests 5S l3 boSes, 7os s do and o Oh d. With
drawn
Tne Hyon97 bali chests a % e. IA ION boxes - 3 hs
DO 50 DO ~ 10 DO and 81 cases a. 2f ha
45 1872 bali chests i - DO 80 -
DO IS; 81 DO 531 II do 32k 81 DO 9 ~ DO
10 l3D CD do 2e Il hall chests
20 100 90 25k. l.d.O DO Withdrawn
ysoa halfcests e do I'll a DO y. % chests ~
do l7 70 DO 1915 81 Do 10 % Do 1873 ili DO 10 81
DO AZ, IFS do WITHDRAWN
Tcartay-so half chests sg} DO IN % whdrava
Gpnpoicdr do ST. DO az; do az, - %
a. DO fok, ~ DO 3s 20 DO 3o II do 49, 81 90 J 90 30
On boxes - 100 DO ~ 1875 lo do % ~ hall chests
49,. I16 DO
Irpera-ls hsche Is DO 90 do b5 IL Dc o. IL DO aud
90 boxes 81 l26 2Io do 49, y half chests S a. DO 81
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II Mr.. GEo. ELLlorr HOPKINS died suddenly

~ Mr.. GEO. ELLIOTT HOPKINS died suddenly
At Railway on the 9th inst in the 18th year of his
age.
Mr. Hopkins practical printer aud publisher,
and, at one time man Of large property tie was
nearly related to the late Governor Of Connecticut,
Hon John Cotton Smith, and was in early life, asso.
cated with Dr. Noah Webster in the publication OF the
Commercial Advertiser. He was also partner in busi
ness with Jonathan Seymour, recently deceased. lie
was a man OF clear and vigorous mind, graceful
writer, and the author Of many popular essays on
great variety Of subjects He was remarkable for his
urbsniy Of manners snd wss respected by all who
knew him for his grea, integrity OF character. He
Of the oldest printers of this city. and was an
honor to the craft Throughout his long and diversi'
fed career he experienced many changes OF fortune
hut his natural elasticity of spirits superior 10 the
vcisssudes OF hie and be preserved the esteem OF his
fellow citizens 10 the last moments Of his existence.
He died be lived universally beloved and respected
Home Journal.
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JEg MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

= The Washington correspondent OF the
,.,sis BuRetin says that Gen. SHIELDS nae nov
- the Governorship Of California We think ne
"a "a we think Mr Pork did nc; expect BIN 10 &C.
Il -. he nominated him.
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A rIERICAN MU.EuM-P t BARNUM. PFC

4 MEXICAN MU-EUli-P. T. BARNUa. Pro
<ApnetoS-F HITCHCOCK Msnsger Splendid per
noon At 3, and every evening AZ 4 General TOM
THUMB. who has been pairouizet by al the Gro" ned
heads and mob ty Of Europe well by the great
OF people Of America The West Indies, &c &c Is hold
ing every morning, afternoon and evening, II this
e.ah shmeui when variety Of other smusenens are
gNen by those talented Ethiopian Nocalst-, the Sable
Brothers the lnfsn, Nesr-, &C &C The Highland Mani
moth Boys the Gent Baby the Enormous Snake % ieet
ong he splendid Wax stauary &c also TO be
Admission only . cents. Huls
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General Record.

r. .,- I.r4 f,,.- T4ln n1st1u - s-a tslas.
nosai1s o fltk - m Ran iars
south ri Lltt and ftlst tf - total l-ss
fl@fs d n RE r----.
Capt b4rr- o ssif sa 1erfrt- - .tii-n-f u.s. ns
r--u n Hr Har Cd TurfIarl itl-t ~
fie ran vas .rf I'd iaf ~ frrf To- IN fh-
~. t.st sui ~ fh-v oan s. 81 |'r-t sf Ter.
lsfk RI prove rf toeri .es
L.rs-sr1-If rot .5 Me--r. 4 ID h'u. p p-ft1 Conn
~ l-ut-i Dalhau Dame n- ai lhaf-sil1 az
Nar fnrs rsft-
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TIE LATE STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-St. LOUIS
Aug l6-lti now ascertained that fifty deck psssen
gers and some Of the killed by the late
plosion board the steamer Edward Bates The dead
were buried At Hamburg
Three and half feet OF water on the Lower Rapids
and rising Nine feet in the channel between this point
and Cairo
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SCHOOLS.
RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE

TIVE EXERCISES Of the next Academic year VIII com
/ mence on Monday the ith September next at A "
The course Of instruction embraces the studies OF COM
plete English education from ihe elements OF me miami
class and inclusive II The pufuts Of senior classes IN
colleges -,
from - 10 Sl2 per term. " -,
pg and painting oil OF which In charge " persons 81
the ghest qua hceons In their respective departments
Arrangements are made 20 pupils from the re-
hottest paris Of the city al small additional expense Ap
pcaons for admission be made al the Institute, ~
Nsdison-s on aud AFTER the ih september, between ths
hours OF A NJ. ana NJ By order OF the Board Of
Tnsfees THEODORE CRANE,
,,if 1,v g,yts Secretary
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EXCURSIONS

-T~S >DELIGHTFUL SUNDAY Ex-
sssattssF:S5SCuRsIoN TO ROCkLAND LAkE-Fue
Is cents each way-The and splendid
steamer ARMENIA. Capt J. Odcll will make an Ex
cursion to Rockand Lake Sunday August 90 leaving
The Pier foot of Chambersst ct "a A NJ Pier N X. 81
CanaLst. 10. Hammond-st lot Thirteenh-s' 10y and
Nineteenth-s los Returning to the CITY at ~ This
excursion will give passengers Fms view Of the Psisadse
and other scenery Of the Hudson, the immense dochs
OF the NeYork aud Ede Railroad also the hre Of The ind
SOU River Railroad, and allow three hours Tor viewing me
romant scenery OF Rockland Lake Refreshments protd
al on hoard the boat sni9 its
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Jay - M = % y ong ship Rolt fusori, caF-l, im
Boston fr HOBART Town, NDL.
Iuy H. "a Sy isl-s. an An shp steeus w SHOW
~ a red and white swallow tai snaL
july lat 10 ioag -. passed shiP str-s D. having
ba IN fr- ,opsal ana a red signa With tlecs bal IN 4
JAY 81 Cape bearing 100 niles, steamship Caleaona In
Slork for ivervool
Aug s. q csP- Foras ship xerchAHi I'm Sor.an for
Ro-tin.
Al. a. ozs 81 sop RApPahAHsoos H sorsaas
Tor Liverpool.
Aas ~ ong TO- barn fsrS, Of Boston from
spssngton AEtssrp. -
Aug IS so IS as ~ passed .hP Montreal I'm SrOr'
Llshrn.
Az Isl lat 90 % as IL p.--i osrs .--rins .-ho~in<
.,u.r. rsd s<uzl wsh wki,- ssa n N. csn,ef
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CHARLES LAMB.

IN APPLETON 4 co. 2oo Broadway publish on saiuI,
~. davLiterary Sketches and Letters, being the hnal
memorials Of Charles Lemb, never beors published BY
Thomas Noon Tsfourd. Of his executors One volume
limo. illustrated with steel portrait Of Lamb
Han, or CoSrENrs-Leuers to Coleridge, Wordsworth
Naming Roger. Nixon. Cary, Taltourd. Gilman, etc
LfrERARs SKETCHES VIM. HsZliit, L. COlerdge, b
X Haydon John Scott Thomas Barnes, VIM Goodwin, John
Thews etc.
MsCFLIA sEOUs.-HOlan1 House, Social Joinptrlson
Lamb fully known etc.
In the preface to Lambs Letters &c published some years
since reference made 10 letters yet remaining unpuo-
shed and TO period when complete estimate nigh
be formed OF the singular and delightful character OF the
writer than then presented This period mas arrived
auIs 2ris Extract from Preface.
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GUIzoT, rnICHELET, AND ARNOLD.

ITISTORICAL WOKhS-Jonpnslng,
III CrfZOT.
History of Civilization In France and Europe Yols
Price % 81. 40.
History OF the English Reyoluion-l6ss / vol. II Is
MiCHELE1.
History Of France from the earliest period vols - ."
Hls'ory of the Roman eIubiic, vol 81
BY DR. ARNOLD.
Early History OF Rome, vols. IS
Later Roman Commonwealth, vol. y -
Lectures on Modern History vol. II S
aEls 9ts D. APPLETON co PublsheTs, ZOO bfosd"ey.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECIIOHs.--N esterdays
mail brought nothing more conclusive than we nave
before published in reference 10 the election IN Norn
Carolina The Ashcie Messenger gives the returns Tor
Buucornbe showing a considerable increase foI the
LocoFoco candidate for Governor. and Locotoeo
gain OF one member Of the Legislature which VIII give
that party the majority on JOINT ballot
charleston Courier
Tar SLAVE CAsE Al WAsHGNGToN.-Ye sterday
Mr. Kew made his closing argument for the prosecution
IN the case of Edward Sears charged with steanS inc
slave OF Mr. Samuel Brereon, being the second indlct
ment against this prisoner in the Pearl case Inc jury
retired about twenty minutes, and returned Veru,c'
Of not 9uilfy When reporter lett the Court the
Counsel In these cases Messrs Carlisle and MaIn were
making an argument to sustain their motion tor new
trs in the case of Drayton who found guilty in
the first trial OF these of stealing slaves IRON MI
Andrew Hoover. lNauonsi intel l'lh
MURDER N CHARLES CouSTY.-We learn from
the Als1andria Gazette that Friday, llth inst at
fayetteville Charles County Md X. suit, constable,
committed an assault on the person of John Deekns
which caused the death OF the latter IL appeared IN
Evidence before the jury inquest that suit mad served
warrant upon Deekins, and ordered that he should
have his hands tied with rope 10 TINS Deekins Cd
iected and offered 90 quietly 10 Jail in his custody
Upon his refusal suit raised heavy loaded whip snd
struck him on the head fracturng the skull OF which
wound Deekins died the next day. suit has been com
mtted. Baltimore sun
The EMMETT CLUB.-Ths patriotic body remit
ted $3.50 Yesterday TO Robert Emmett Treasurer Of the
Provisional Committee of the Friends OF Ireland IN
New. York This we believe. will make about Sl,2 OO
which the Emmett Club of this city has already remit
ted TO aid the Irish in their presen, struggle for nation
slity N. o. Delta, Aug 10.
~ At an Irish Meeting held in New. Orleans
on the 9th inst Mrs. CALDWELL went up 10 the table
and put down 800 for ireland She was siterward APP
pointed Provisional Treasurer.
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There were various reports of losses by the
wallst offices by the Albany FIRE, but nothing definite
The Union Mutual, understand loses nothing.
The Philadelphia Ledger says
understand the contractors for the Gosenmeu,
present free see lotk wkh, i-ss tie
July. leaves onsdrsbe proat the contract pre-
mum
have reason to believe that il has been wrongly in.
formed.
The amount of Bullion imported into and export
cd from the United Sstcs from October l. ls43 June
WAS 80 follows.
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I.iGGAI. NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GiVkN pursuance Of section 3, Az,
che rf- chapter Part = the Rev statutes 70 me
f-tnfs DAVID GRkIG late ~ the Cy u Assfok, asl
WILLS ROOT late u The Cry Of New York book bndsr sna NO
NORA CoNA Of said city ~ nstsr 20 present ihef ne
viii The YOU her thereof subscriber hs once fs.saa
st.trret % he Nevfork before the ~ DAY oiocsc
Der nesi.-tew lok. Augustle 10, pr JANIS lhhlt
aul4 lswsS Pgblf Admf. 10 the NiO OF New fon
nuBIrc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. No Nss.sa stree,
hereby gwen the relatives and nstt ~ An y JONI
MATHEWS Cty New lork ate the f.rss
Regiment York Volunteer deceased aud Who a-s-t 10
shall apply the Of The County
Of Administration upon the estate Of the ssif
n,-ate the 18th d II september nsa ten oeocs N the
forenoon 81 Dated NeS-lOrk. August "a. ISIS
auto 2awsw JAMES {. IHAfLk, Public Adninsusof
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