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NEEDHtM's MARBIE NNaD.
~rssFT >ISrH
KEEP hani or sale, ne lowest cash rates
eVery desc Tipiion III N@Frie work vii supply Ne
r.r With ve'-'ni NsT'le a ~ cenfs per tOi Nsrhls
IsRnes irpn s25 ~ Sit0 Italian furniture 81 ~ IA
flpVaz .TflSl-s sh0le~sle reisi: Csci-rd
laser of Psr-. grouId Do. fpr n,snunrg parpo>s o.
Nhfs SsnI. MiTslr dust fnr soda W,i~r F,re snck
ed C1av Hylt auto CeueIf .ni LIME Per
wanting uf ne srttCl-s. rtfheg fnF CIV
C,n~aup Country a~osn. ~ ~aPpiesi. OrscTs
rum CogutTy respectfully ss'ss i'll
EpGAR NrFDHAN.
IA large lot Of Italian Marble SIAN har ,eeeissA
~ fsf saie fssw myta I1.t~
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AsW -Th,N FrHHI,Iak 90 I0N1.


oRNER OF MAIN AND soURI gKNrH Srs..
LnCIsvtLLs.
WYE prepared IN ulsnafsef'Ire thing IN
w ttlr terms fsvorahi~ anv other establish
IN the West The patronage Of the ssC Is s,he
red
w,SrsD.-Cherry Walnut, sycamore Cum s.s Puv
a. Lunaher-
AUg. S-u J. N. q A. J. LINCOLN.
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Huneary.

/ ~ ". q.
The Niagara arrived this morning al O'Clock
at Halifax. The Europe arrived al Liverpool on
the 2th ult
Intelligence from the seat Of war is of the most
disastrous kind. The Hungsrans have been de
feated at all points The cause which they rp
held against fearful odds, has fallen past rpdem3-
ton. The precise details of the circumstances
which led TO the unfortunate and unexpected re-
suit, cannot be sscertained from the accounts
within reach. part Of the main facts are thai
the Hungarians have been forced 10 lay down Their
arms and submit 10 u0condiiio nsl terns The v.
emma correspondent OF the London Times. under
date OF August IS. ssys: "The official reports of
he 6Ih, OF Col DorIer, Of H-rmsnstadi, gives par.
uculais of what took zoe in The sou b west az
iiansy lvania since the 9TH. when Lnters was n,
Giliulor Alter HENS defeat, of the Bit uIL. n,
'"d-nburg, h. proce. d-d towards Ledi-vs. which
ne r-sched on The 81, with force o. 0 tyOD M,
and II guns. Al thus place he received AN auxil-
airy cops rom Gutenberg, consisting OF 4 W.
foot, 6JU horse snd II guns, and Proceeded 10
wards h"rmsnstadt Hsssford ND been ief
With ak b,tt'iions, eight guns and $50 Cpssacks
TO protect HermansI adj. Al Reissmakt and Luh.
rnNack victory was gained over The insuIgrni,
G-n Steinalt This having been made known TO
Ten Ludrrs BY scouts, he foess that BEN " on d
All on HsssioTd and probably dive him into Wal
dchis, and take possession Of Htrmanstad'.-
\0hing remained for him TO do put pursue b. m
SPteos ohiuits uONtNFI, thOflb tOur
overIske hun. he learned thai Hdssfurd had hreD
tctually aIacked ard driven from his positc n at.
''r muIderoua battle in Hermans,sdt, in which
~ had many Killed aud wounded and had beri
'hlged 10 retreat To rsises. On the 9Th, 1T 10 A
W., LudeI's army STOOD before HERNIA sladt, civ
mutations, SO horse and IS guns, occupying III,
neightorine heights. Consd' rahle iorcr h4d also
'een LETT ia the city, and the rem1ind.I OF th.
'rmv had gone IN pursuit of Hasr'ofj. hsiIl-
-nsued which ended 10 The complete rout OF n,
Hsgyars. The Russian eavaIfy put such fugitive
Is attempted 10 resist t0 the sword. Thr tnPm,
nst IL UUU p'isonsrs, II guns, GU killed, sA
snundcu the hussIan-, the u ing the loss ,ht
erred ny Hsssiord IN. S h, 36 kill, d and ound
81. III" attirs at S"hrub.Ig aud H-rnsn Ind
T. ducrd the most di-pIItug fl CT among II e ia
nrsenis Many threw ,wav their aims aud .oush
'-ug- IN the woods, while oIh.Is amr over Il, IN,
IcI0Is."
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1usrf'tles IN SIpry tn wh- l.man 10 fhe Aus-
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promptly stteRiedto.
RUSSELL q STEtRxa
Clrrirnstt. fsrusr, ~. tsta-d
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TR,N.yLv,NI. r~IvFRssrx.


I'HF S2d session viii crsn tn 1T handsy In No.
vewn~r neK under N, direction o. tie follow tne
Frrufv. VII:
Ri. " Dud'ev, NJ D.. Professor Of the Pr,a1tplss
neu reIs'. N. ~, Professor Of Cher,.try and
PhttmaCN -~
J'mes sush, q. D.. Professor Of sp,eiI and su,.
goal tnstuniy.
s'm'l ',a,n, ". D., Professor Of Theory and Pr,c.
zee q Neiirine
Eihe'H-' l. nu lev, " n. ProF- SsoT Of G.re q. and
Psthilnrcsl Ana 8ny ant Phy~ulsEy
H-nry VI. hahd, d.. Professor of Nsfrria Medic.
mi TN rspe utirs.
Wm. ". H'ins ". n. Prof Of OoaetTtcs and IN.
Diseases nf Wsrnen sud Chisirss
". " >killntsn. " u n-raan>fr2fa- ~ An.,on,v
rne Cos ~ si enrse rlss. uxrt.hlv IN .lv,p-.
rhe NsiTt,ais-i.sn Li1t=Ty 10 let . As Te- ma.
S-rune uchr's 30 Ihe 80 drsno Fse 3 S2S Bard
us and IOdsins from e. o. 81 90 . 80 us.ss
kOBEtT PETEs n
Osan Of The EaGurv
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Arrival Or shs NIasar..

81. JoaSs, N. B SEPT s.
The Niagara arrived this morning al 6 O'Clock
at Halifax. The Europa arrived at Liverpool on
the 4th ult
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~ .ut-d log;
20 IN ts-irt ,Osewooj soctavs Piano Fostes Win
a q q tNs.;
r'uu sql,re ,~eSOOd 9 ,otave PtaaO For,es with
~ i'et legs;
frei, hi,h 4 nah ,-sny "ctsvr Pt M FoTt.s
pfsiH -qsI,re do 8 10.
rb-s- ~ ~ Fur-cS are ssli a New vatk mauuf.e<.
err rric-s an,i w-TV-Rsed.
~ >ecOa hand Planes hoasht. exchanged. md 70
.,tir~I
" Always . 1R1i vhIssd- snd retain Nu-c.i
ta~tTu'n~ Of a. ii -. " ~ ta~ ARREST
iSsoume..t u sheet N,sC - ~ ~ W ~. wsst
PETFSS. WEIR n rU,
Mass an.f R.usk Ile sl-r..
galv 10 New to Rtas q laaIisviFl~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-29
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, August $50 NJ
The market for new aud fresh ground parcels State
aud western Hour continued In good demand for the
domestic trade md for the East Common and inferior
brands continued dull. Southern descriptions we're
firm and In good dema with sales full prices
Wheat was In fair demand with sales Of Southern
On terms stated below. Corn was steady, with fair
ales, without material change In quotations Rye
lower, with Increased sales Oats plenty
and closed hrmer Rye -four and meal rather
dull. with moderate salee. at rates given beow Pro-
visions dull, ~ith sales OF mess pork at decline
There good inquiry tor lard with moderate sales
Beef was buoysnt but sales we're light. Butter and
cheese were plenty, and prices for the former were
about cent lower than IL was last week Cotton was
III m, with fair amount Of sales
AsaEs-Tbe market for both kinds was very active.
and the demand speculative, with . rapid advance.
The sales we're zoo bols Canadian pot at 80, 100 do
domestic, at SO 25 to SO sly; aud $50 do pearl at
50 rs.
BRtspsrrrrs -F1sr-The aggregate sales Of the
day reached 1000 a 5000 barrels including sour ct
~ q - so; unexpected and fine at 81 rs q 81 rs;
common state and mixed Michigan, at IS a. So so;
straight State and good Michigan. at So so So 62h
pure Genesee and favorte Western at IS 62s 70;
common to good Ohio at SIS rs So sT1. fsocy State
and Ohio and extra Ohio at IS SIS 50 12H,
and ezra GeDesee, at so 12I q 50 s2is, closing
made among which we're Baltimore, ct IS So as a.;
Jersey, at s5 S7s, Alexandria and Georgetown, So
a rs 90 new Georgetown, 50 25i new Brandy wine, at
IS 90 So rs aud new fetsrsburgh, at % 10 So Sx
R,e F7eur-About 100 barrels sold at 80 81 81 37k
Corn Meal was rather quiet, with sales OF some 100
barrels Jersey ct 50 37 SO a. Brsnd~ine was held
at 50 5sA SO 62ts Whedf-Salss Of ab cut 900
bushels inferior North Carolina we're mads at poc;
and 3ioo bushels prime white Virginia, james IirsrS
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The Royal Mail Steamer Trent Captain Clark, arriv-
ed In our bay yesterday In four days from Vera Cruz,
with sixteen passengers and sos 600 specie for New Or
leans. and ~ 100000 In transitu for England Our
friend, the pilot, Mr.. Downer informs there is
thing important In the than publish this
I'd TO CAPT Douner for Mexican papers.
prom the N. o. ficsyune, Aug 19l
ny the arrival here yesterday of the brig TIT Capt
Radovich. from Vera Cruz the 9Th inst, We have
cevsd ~ free hus Of the 9th aud Giles Of ~ Monitor
R,pubiioone ~ sigo, aud Ee Tfsi n Union from the
Jsisra to the 5th aud NJ fuo from chihuahua Of the
ID July.
sr krspgoir late Minister Of Finance has been ap-
pointed Minister O. France lie to ssve the capt.
bark en- the Dftish steamer for Europe Gonzales de
10 Vega accompanies him ~ Secretary OF Legation
The municipal elections In the city Of Mexico result
ed IN the choice Of what are called the monarchical
candidates by a large majority. A great sensation
among the inhabitants followed, when eight OF the
pswly elected. alarmed at the demonstration made
against them by the press and the people resigned On
smother election taking phase on the 1Sth ult that
party st obtained the al, sntsge but not to such
extent ~ before.
Two journals Of the metropolis 81 GloSo aud la
sembra De Jsranfs, annsunce that President Herrera
intends To reign his office Ia favor - Sr Don Bonacio
Outierrsr recsnty appointed Finance Minister In the
room Of Arangoiz. some inquictude vas felt by the
public at this rumor when ~ Gio6O 10 sustain ITSELF
entered into details, by which " appears that Sr.
Conner Pedfass and his friends. Sra Oteros Lsfrsgua
Rivss.Ac the authors Of the project the otive
for which 10 TO preserve for them, BY combina-
tion, the ipHuepce which they have long had, and
which they are Threatened TO be deprived Of The
on President Herrera is TO sk permission 10 retire
for q short time from power. Sr Pedraxs and his
fresds charge thsmselves With the task Of obtaining
from Congress the nomination Of Or. D. Gutierres az
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LOST.


I OsT.-A BANK BOOK ON THE ROWERY SAVINGS
IL Bank No. 1879 time in July last. 1t is OF
but the payment has been
the bank The finder will be literally rewarded by returning
it to JOHN AUSTIN, 81 Thompson street.
TWO BOYS LOSr.-Two INDENTEO APPRENTICES
to the Glcng Business answering the following des
cliption, left the house Of the subscriber Sunday
last for the purpose Of attending school and church.
fir which time they haven been heard ofThe
eldest named Alexander Campbell aged IA years, small but
stout light grey with under brow hair
light freckcd about the well
with the city intelligent and with rather progressing ap
had when lie left, black esth Jacket black
velvet with gilt buttons white linen pants with light
stripe coek white Shirt linen bosom and collar with
black silk neck rbbor shoes straw hat broad brim with
black band The younger named William Reed, aged IL
years tall thn face long complexion saow eyes dark hair
trewn he has rather sleepy he dressed in
g jacket covering the hips black checked stun black
cloth pants shirt and neck ribbon Alexander;
hat Off with brim bound with black
and land othe same under The ribbon his hat there was
small black band Of gaoon with his in white thread
Both Of the above described boys orphans and without
relations known the subscriber
ing them, obtaining information which lead to
their discovery, will confer favor by addressing JAMES
r. DBL VECCHIO, Looking Glass and Picture Frame Ma
nufacurer, No. 4s5 Broadway New York. N BAH
forbid hsrborns trusting the said boys under the
penalty Of law.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, August * 1919.
Political Morements IN Ph,ladeiphia-.Stoeks, &c
There is great excitement at the County Court
House, where the democratic conference is in ses-
sion, endeavorlng to agree upon candidate Tor
sheriff. The crowd outside is constantly on the
increase in numbers, greatly to the qualification OF
the surrounding tavern keepers, who are reaplng
the benefit of the anxiety, which is sure create
thirst. A military gentleman OF Spring Garden,
who is of the conierees from that district,
this morning guilty OF an attempt to brbe another
member, with $l0 to vote for his tavorite candl-
date. The delegate upon whom the attempt was
made very properly made 1t known to the confer
encc and an excited discussion cnsued on the pro-
priety of expelng the offending member. Alter
some time, the baloting was resumed, but there
seems no prospect OF choice being arrived at.
On the 10Th ballot, the vote Stood for Belsterng,
81 Deal, 40; Peters, ~ Benner, %; Thompson,
IS; Toibert, Is.
The democrats, it is whispered, intend making
no nominations for the city. II was intended TO
nominate Judge Joel Jones as their cand date for
Mayo but he was found to be ineligible, IN conse
quence Of his having resided within the past TWO
wears while President of the Grard College, out
out of the city bounds. An independent candidate
will probably be run in opposition 10 Colonel Swift,
the standing wing candidate, who viii doubtless
be again nominated.
A warm contest will take place among the wings
III the city wards, this evening, III electing dele
gates TO the city conference. The contest for the
nomination for sheriff has, It seems, narrowed
down to Messrs. Rothermel and Dale. The former
is supported by the genuine Clay wings while the
latter Is the iavorlte with the Rough and Ready
men.
Annexed are the stock sales -
Fnsf Boord-50 United States Bank 2ss; $500 T. s.
es $50 cash, 1o6'6 81 900 Nav O. l9 $1,000 do a9A
nufactureIs aud Mechs. Bank 25A. .yter Board-Si2l
State 5s, So, s7A.
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ire, published hsn =. Letters jssrs.ls .sa ssS.r
don Byroswhsi Lord Byrsa;. e rsrs .y,iG @as;
ali emes Of ali feelinss and q alssasss u .sstsaos
Thousand years win Io ..sy s,isr. .ssA as.:Asr y
Threwins aside sosvsnsons No. 10 ~ hs-
snnhiiats him on account Of ns yos,nfa rsssi.ss asa
iIdi,ere,ien sna relying sos .hs ya Pssr q y.
sure and raise But 20, the very fault, q h. s.ry .aus.
natural msedine,s Of his spirit ana ihs q as
Int r the ant Of motssrs love aud TIE los.
might have sumhered, been ps.isry.
neavsn and p this s scrcs. sh sss sAsss sSusss
the eaasion. his gifted con.empoIsre q
lightning flash of genius uncontrolled and uneosrals
age Byien Shakespeare. Milton, ppaea AMI
period development Ensish PoSsy. genera
lions es come will treasure he relic Of The MAJ
editor has been enabled % aas in tracking the so.,,sp
one thouane Letters the Ra1enna Of the year s
enriched with eopiOqs by the late Sir Walter Scott
tons Of ms printed works; and Anecdotes aud al
percy Ssshe shee and Miss BrstoSs BY
spenser Sir Humphrey Dayy, Messrs Horace Smith John
dy permitted address.
hay ~ s mSs' hs ass Of a
and twenty years have elapsed since M Moore admirable
BEEN busy with regard whom Moore
correspondence
These passages will editor
that the public will uphold him in what he
sacred duty the rescung the of Lord Byron
either Interested motives for the qualification
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would call to mind what Tyer in his RI apody Pope
All such writings and discourses as touch will
mend The publication OF these works of the Poet
England having been by injunction the Lord
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Using the workher Grace TIE Duchess of Hamilton;
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burton the Right Hon the viscoun Falkland the Lord AL
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eheen the second Of the picture by West the we'll
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SALES RY AUCTION.


RT JACOB s. PLATT-L- G. CARRINGToN, AUCTION
esr.-Croekery, China, Glass aud Earthenware sale,
the Auction Store by catalogues 1000 suit
Try and city dealers rocrs and other1 Sale pcrcmptory
RY JACOB y. PLATT-J. O. CARRINGTaN, AUC-
,i9ne.r.-rns CUTLERY Sale, Hardware Fancy Goods,
his day as above at 10 ocoek AZ the Auction store IS
Plat street for account OF whom
ery Of Buntins Knives California and Mexican
DO, Gold Hunters and Mining do tpear and dirk blade
Nc Alse Rsrors, Scissors, Shears Bowie Knives Alse
Fancy Goods viz Purses suspender Accordeoas Brushor
aud Forks snd Carves Indian aud Hunters sheath HALVES
se Also HARDWARE Of assorted kinds tho whole In lots 70
carat cased Gold watches 70 be sod perempSrily Sc
No. TO which country aswe city dealers desired to
take notice.
W. BROWN, AUCTIoNEER-FTNE ENGLISH EN-
cravings at auctien-J W.: Brown will include in sale
q furniture, Se this day "wednesday, August 18th at
plain In rosewood frames Sale at l0l o'clock
" Known, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE OF
a.. Valuable Furniture Piano Forte House Furnishing
o7 Brssd-sy vii be sod withou, reserve large assert.
msn q ahersny, black walnut and rosewood Furniture
islsssnt riane Porte hne Engsh Engravns,, &c, NC.
II A,CnlLro>, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSE
ID hold Furniture Ccle aud Chilton will sell auction
10 ~ wsiss street, between the Bosery and ElisSbe,s
srest che entire Furniture house. comprising Brus-
% and arss psr
ss Imitation rosewood and other chars mahogany divan
sSssy trench tsssss rs"s ~pdss. ns ao isr mss
trassss and rather hsds marble top bureaus worktabe
hmr ts A. together With Kitchen furniture With which
ths sale ~il eommsnce Catalogues ready Wednesday
Do ~ rAiniinfssnd prints.
NV YORK HOssE BAZAAR - CROSBY STREET.
usi.n sale. q nor,es Carriages Harness &c every
haat 400 "wednesday at W o'clock Also anumber OF SUI
JOHN H. GArFrELp. Proprietor
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Our Key West Correspondence.
KEY WEST, FLA, Date omitted,) 1910.

KEY WEST, FLA, (Date omitted,) 1919.
Aneth1 Wreok-Narai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Remorai, &c.
The brig Juason, Russell, master, from New
York for Brasos St. Jsgo, came port this morn
ing, leaking. She struch reef on the other side
Of the gulf, and understand, she will be dscharg-
ed and repaired here. She is consigned to p. j..
FontaIe.
We have no intelligence of Indian 'depredations
since the murders committed at Peas creek; and
we entertain, with much confidence, the hope that
our first suggestion was correct, viz that small
wandering band only is hostile,
The u, :. ship Germantown, which touched here
to land our genllemany NJ c., the hon. Mr.. Cabell,
sailed few days since for Boston. Her sick list
was increased whilst she lay here, though the
leland in quite healthy.
In the absence Of wrecks and other legitimate
business, we are not totally without excitement
Our quiet people were suddenly surprised, few
days since, by the announcement that our. marine
hospital surgeon, DR.. Thos. g. Peachy, Of Vir-
ginis, was removed, and DIR. ltlth JONES' of Middle
Florida, appointed IN his place.
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Our Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, August Il, 1919.
The "By6alo Hunt" for Cuba-Postpsnemsmt OF
the Day--1he Spanish agents IN the Uaited
States.
We are informed by gentleman, in the conf
dtnce Of persons VINO pretend to know, that yes
terday was the day designated (if circumstances
should permiD for the descent upon Cuba, by the
newly organized corps of buffalo hunters from the
United States. This army of occupation is COM
posed Of organizations of various kinds, some for
no particular place--some ostensby Tor California,
and some for the Sierra Madre States OF Mexlco;
none openly reporting fheins elves Tor Cuoa; ana
the leaders only Of the various attachments being
fully informed CT the designs OF the combined ope-
ration.
We suppose that there has been no INVASION
that the stampede created by the Presidents pro-
clamation has either arrested the movement, or
that 1t Is not yet quite ready for embarkdton Our
informant further advises us, that planter from
Cuba, who passed through this city Yesterday, for
New York, reports that the Creoles OF the island
expect an invasion, and waiting for it-that
four-hiths OF the planters OF the Island looking
for it-that they desire revolution and annexation,
for these reasons
l. To escape the oppressive taxations and impo-
sitions OF the Spanish government.
2. To share the blessings OF the institutions of
the United States.
not better cause against Austria than has Cuba
against Spain.
OF one thing we have but little doubt. If Cuba
remains in stdtu quo till December, we have little
doubt that the subject will come up in the Senate,
in the form of resolution, requesting the PresI-
dent to enter into negotiations for the purchase ut
the island, in opposition 10 resolutions which viii
certainly be introduced, hostile to the PROJECT The
annexation may be delayed-it canaot be sup
pressed.
We understand, that as, 10 the case Of The Mexi-
can protocol, this Cubano- Americana conspiracy
was. first discovered to Mr.. Clayton by foreign
minister, and that the principal testimony laid be-
fore him the result of the labors OF the spies of
Spain, paid by the Captain-G General of Cuba, as a
guarda costa along the seaboard OF the United
States, upon all persons, especially from the island
of Cuba, supposed to be connecting or diuslng
treason against her Catholic Majesty's authority.
The administration has done its duty but the
island OF Cuba will have to come In, either by re-
voution and annexation, or by treaty with Spain,
or by with Spain and Great Britain, or through
all of these agencies, in their order of succession
But as John @. Adams said of 81 40-the time has
come for some action upon the subject.