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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

y,'s h0uRh be.r ofs sale Of 500 pisces 30 yards
Ass -
IMPORTS Sine he dspsrturs Of as, rsl ihs market
nsp.en quiet There iedorn mrch rnfe done 4, THIS
~, sha ron he,esieity Of money among me Clae,s
t'It ~ usual Th- msYseis nesrlr bare " o.
ara ~, esn be offered IN bar Tor Ign i-uporta
hpfA Tue ieamen are 10 therura dts,r-s buyng hi
youhg crop arg- snOunt of spec. mas thsls ,sn al
ara" hrd ~ te hrh rat- n ezcha,ae s.t.r. e--o
nr'fhhris nom dravi on Ensfn6. "a u,-sv r.,,s.t
hss become fs'h-r uqht The East I,ila ,,o.,y,,
eF senirsus tsi ed for Bombay no ish vi No.,
on feiRh1i he Peninsnsr snd Oriental Clmeaty,s 49,,
eT Petin rails tomorrow Wt's snou' $4,000
FNFORrs-TYA: ffe tfnrsfc Ions 20 ~. month ~. "a -
ited snrcks small OfcoHory green tcn pscssys..,. -
hst hands hu The ho1sr ocss appear inc red a, -
sizs The seemed wi he broBs ht flrvard III ,,,si
alsly q old the nsrke 10 h,fs Muser Of new 1000,
aIe zpecied IN couple II week fhe Chinese az 81,
he etnen hsv- he-n psng long pnces or ths leaf AMI
hat The market vii open A. 20 rates
TIE dscoufsgng I'd COS from Ergisld snl he lh rata
ofexchsrge will ch-rA he pnrchsse Of hl4 unI-,s hsg
zen be- procured 81 moderate prices Several chops viii
be 10 The ne departure ~ he msi uu
expect he foreign erchsnis will Guy with caution.
SuK-None In tie marked
ExcH,NGE-Ou Ergsod; Bils NJ III, months sight sr'
QUO ed a. q "a t,s rse he Odenul Bank has beer
drawing On lrda Comparys Accepted Bills, ~ rs Ps
500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

DEATHS PROM OyERHEAT.-Samuel Simonson,
q workman in the ship yard Of Perrine, Patterson
d Stack, became overpOwered with the heat on
Monday, and subsequently died, as did another
workman in the snnse establishment day or two
afterwsrd. Could not some general arrangement
be made, satisfactory to all PeSies, BY which work
men engaged in outdoor employments could lay
by from work when the temperature is above a Ger
tain point7 They would thus do more work, to
gay nothing oftheir health, on the same day, and
twice as much next day, from the arrangement,
than il withered down and weakened, as they fre.
quenily are, by exposure to an excessive heat
An engineer in the employ of Messrs. BedeL, soap
manufacturers, also died this week from the effect
.fheat and iRcauti0us drinking Of large quantities.
of cold water.
GAS WoRKs-Pipe is now being laid in South
second.st from First to Sixth. 1t will be extend
ed as soon as the upper portion of the street may
require it-probably in the Spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
NEW-YORE TRIBUNE.
LABOR. MOVEMENTS.

AyvxyISss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Printers'
Typographical Society at their Reading Room
400 broadway; Printers Union, Fountain Hall
,.o Bowery. between Broome and Grand SITS; the
a. American" Branch Of the Operative Bakers
urior, at the House Of Call Reading Room and
Library, londer the care OF Mr.. Lewis HaIbauer
keeper) ~ Grsud-st. near Broadway oovr'er
Circle Brotherhood Of the Union Grand''t' Hall
near Broadway and the Turner'S at Richeters' %
Torsy,hst
Tomorrow afternoon the Labor He'ormerS
-,ss, At the Church of Humanity, Third.st. nea;
Ta;.. and sl.o at Keen's Fourteenth Ward Ho-
a., ,,or,sr of Grand and Elizabe.h cts
rxprsrRrAL REFORM Mass MEETING THIS Az
-xpsooS.-A Mass Meeting Of Workingmen has
hosu called to meet in the Park this afternoon at
oclock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
FOREIGN nIARAETS.
Brown, shlpley g. Co.'s Circniar.

Per CaHdda LIVERPOOL, Friday, July 10
The oeporable accounts received OF lhs grJSBg crop
hy he ast two have given flesh inpu Cor
TON prices hsying again advanced = per d. GA al L.
scpcrs Ia the tAry part o. the tho greatest anx
eiy 10 purchase manifested by Spectators ENo rsrs
Atd The Trade which Confined 10 the I'M lost ~nsn
the demand raber absiod DE market cosing quietly ~ih
more clsros.ilcn on the part ofh''ders 10 realize.
The safes for the week etnacd al 0C0 bsi3s with
$500 on Speculation ara 10 Goo bales Tor export Ths
IA cfican defciit oDe c1uuH % 20 40 Ofesrs a. 81
%; 20e6O Uplands a. "a; IS 40 Mobiles and Aabamas
sif- "a and l SO Sea ls'ar'sA NJ ~ 22t per 10
Pair Orleans quoted 81 fair pisnds and Mobile 81
middDg descriptions ~ pr 10. further Rd Vsnce has
Aon place Ia lars win AZ equivalent i'm )r1vementn
he price OF Goods and Il fesret that looms
be stopped fom the present IeTious loss all oescpio
q Cloth
The seek OF CoTToN In hls Port IA called 1900 bales
= which $4,000 are American against total stock OF
81 GO bales a. IBIS period Of last year. OF which jsjo0
were American.
The continuance q fine weather ia created greal quiet
mes In cur Corn market ard tie flowin qlJatons nst
h. considered aim uomnsl Yellow fNDIAs COaN PISSED
a ss mixed ga and white 46s Cd ~ y quarter OF f5clbs
We sten Canal FLOUR lesN13s; Canada z3g Phsde Uha
ard Baltimore IS Cd Sour lsO 0s p Dbl WHEAT IS Sd
a : a y Il lbs
Eoiting dong IN TURPENTiSB About 0fO bbls Of
cor on American RESIN have been sold "a 81 ~ Is 90
10 cyt Yours respectfully.
BROWN 2HIPIEY 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
Poreisn Corn Trade.

That eod,derable excitement viii have been elnsed al
ia Cop'ineui by ih- news Of the sudden rae of Mon
ys,ssf in th vs. ne u WHEAT a. MAX lane certain,
here n conseoueuty rot much ehGnee OF The ofdsrs
-lt,lt rnsy have been tent ogt be * executed ,
he iselt Gdvices ON Dartzlc we learn ha! boilers
ed exceedingly firm, ard hat such high raies
Pee Pc s,ked Is 10 prevent much business being done
,r supplies had arrived from upper Poland eons..ln
rtpcpay Of COED TO Inc eu2Hue "eikA1s " 'O' W VI
tI per bushel $780,. 4. ,,, ., What had ...o,di, q
accounts raised their preteuSions owing 70 The
" Encouraging accounts hence Ia some PaiIs VI ice
ho, ,s ssTyest opeIs lioas hss hssn commenced.
t1ls. from the Mediterranean poIis continue 20
~ xSll OF The prospects for tbs harvest Prices OF
In Thai quarter though not 80 high 40 thy were
\, Ire summer are nevertheless, aking our city
sne relatively higher Than with "a Al Ancons, on
no of july Wheat worth 20 70 800 3d. and Indian
com 500 per 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
shnughni lInrk.t NInT Is,

FxFoRTs-Tea: Two ohopsoi common Soochow packA al
Cougou sken III lclrs OF green teas 0e la-Ls
OF wauksy sd yson skn have been purchslsi e. sl
months prices tie uaffet il almost bear OF Ieas Toe
new crop 10 reported 10 be 10 Onward Ae and mlsies
will be 10 tds nsTket about ln- lot Of Jure
SMK-Tie prospect OF an early supply n the rev crop
Induced holders 10 reduce their prces sud about 90 ba
sOd Al reduction Of aGd ~ on lsst )as Oisl Oas
for Tssee and Tayfssm. The favorable sccotnt from
England checked The ia, snd the present small sock s
held Al sif prices say Tsallee $685. o. Si5 Taysasm sos
S55 for Inferior good. The settlements the lot
OF July ssms,ed At l4i00 bales aEans H. 100 bales
lat year Toe export ihls FAR ncndDg 52 hes sen, 10
Hong Kong 10y he Lady mary Wood Ia 500 bales less
lhsn that OF last year.
ExcnNGE-On England The best bills under clean
credits worth Al 10 90; documentary 6s 40 to 40.
T. Co . bills accepted are qloe I'd atf?i2 y 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

.,snst q HANKAH r. wife OF John A. Gum, and cd.
- Ssssh,sr III IN late Raw EiAs w. Craze OF jamaica
Lopg IssEd -, 49,,
%. al Jamaica Saturday monpg. Al lel O'clock, without
,ssr po,co Ths Lor lsiand Rslr0Ad leave Brook
al oelcck and from amaic& a. II oelocs "a
20. fh.Is6ay evening August CHARLES DOUGLAS,
q naive IN DopAed, Scotland, aged 80 years
gha fl.rds Of tho family respectfully invited 70 AZ
,.,a III faesIal nom his aie Tesaenee 90 Els on Sal
,rdsy 81 insf al 3 O'Clock i 81.
Ansusis GEORGE MATTER PEaLEE son OF Ral2a
NJ ard Sarah H. Fsree, aged 2years, monih and a
days 49,. u.pprrr
.seS YEAR. monhs and a days dsughser Of Daaisl
VI r,silses ard fiepds Of the family are respectfully
,,tlsS 10 a,sLa he tanesl On Saturday 81 inst IN
Ar, he ,esidsrss Of NsT fsibeI, 81 Springst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
P0Er OF NEw.YoSK.....AUGUsr2 1880.
Cleared,

shlpsF J WinchelhtuieE. (Brem) Wlnkel, Hull, Pope
4 Go, Merm.on Ere, ma, Live pool Ts,ior Herd i
ColrmLus M'Cerren, 90. & a KlB.si2ld x Co; Cotton
PsLirr Yrut Anti trp, y avrnug Cos JiaS doines,
Feny New Olesns, Wm Neson; } " F-nniu, doIis,
Galveston. J h Bower X co.
bdts .sH.sl0, SAID BozZO, Ce1evl, &c, SOyd
Bneler. siag EijTrE, guLnsI, BsIbAdOos; DSgden,
-, ! IctsuN.
scts Me,5.are. Bartlett Portland Ie; dslia Kent,
90. Jsue hssiIO,G ri ninston nc Fisoces. toO 10.
gao s. ID, T. &e.a cTss LoDO CO dO FsIicA dvnry,
Chtssr Pll.a6s. p1.a. Copia Slna, DO.
Siexmei Cayufa Wilson, PhAadeph!s.
Gage WIS G.. Pit Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
FOREIGN Psrts.

- Csdiz June %, tbsrs da.s snip Wm Cooper Lin.
co .. cg, Tor bosof hEfs1 tevsnt sr Cary fJf 90
eR; WILSON, Coson. Tor Nfok. n ~ DAYS; Tia es
flnznan from New York cisf f1r Carihs gaula. ZaDals
Grown, brown I'm do. ln Qls-srige; William Heary,
Nars.dsg Benz Adams CgTfiah IN NYork a., -
AtNera Ctuz l7is uit hng n Clarion late Ticker
(who had CLEO Of ch0le - I'm Notilr '
Arr at Hanfsx jay -, uiisa Wl5ers,rce gre,oa MAJ
Yorl; Belle, Laybolc, BorCa aneerer, Brusoa Pb d.,
delphis; Wsrderer, DAVE. 90; Seminary Eizaheta T.
noir NYork s4h bFgb aifsx nea4 ter Sostor; groSk
Ign, Michel, e. Jcgo O. C-ha; fchs Essy, Locke IN,
mrg'cr; Ophlr, Lewi9. HEl-ce. ghia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
saIes ., the ssoc' Fxohanss....Ave.2
FRIDAY, Aug 2-P.A.

The market for Stocks to-day is not active, and
the market generally is steady. For Governments
the demsnd was limited, at previous rates There
was but little disposition shown to operate AT
the Second Board the market was rather heavy.
Erie sold at 75s. Farmers was up to 10, b2O.
In Exchanges the movement is very small and
rates are nominslly as belcre-5terlins % GlOl
Francs, 5 23205 23i.
The following are the London quotations FOR
American atocks:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

July 90 20 miles w o. he B n r.,
ayers from Boston Gor Liy-fpooL ,so Sc sI,op NJ
bot nd FL siesustfp Can-,s 1,5i d. amp Ago,
hence f0T Q4elec -7s Sonords
June II, ist4 IS To- - sip Esplodola. ofS.-
blutd +; ssme urie eAea gnz -Nh nj ,a,,,tesf
blue, s.hite ard ieo seH~i s.t0 = On he e-rt-f
July so ls 40 r. loo - Dlch .bip slsdt Aurvero.,
hence ~
tuy H. lal Is s. lon 20 'hp Zsrssn, mot Yee,t,,,
Cisse, ION Hsyans f0f Co~es
July so, Of Cape Heofy big csps Tom from NYors q,
Ssvaunsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

PHILADELPHIA, Aufas, ? -i-vtssd-srigs g,s,-..-
tBu H'cksnon, Ci,Jf.rgos L,xso. Treat War-AAss -
Be kizA en-. PicIap u .l. n. Jsaa D jashsy ~
Pr Paymcks Am p st'e IN. NYors. Hads n ~
yeEs, CETc o. hc. Na1 FAY, Coasils, Pro sidsoes ~
r7is c, Lufk'n. EcWarf. ~
CisaFs6- Barb Yefs4sr.a villain. Lagusyrs bds, =,
csss go ~. ~ ,.1' H, ~. B,.es O.. EgPre
hcn feilnl SscC, BE. icls Vav elizabeth P.esun
y ,s.cy ri. Helrg.ia Reed. NBeif1ld. Cicero. 49,
80 4, Amtzgu. tut!nsr B-pltsr; Colorado Bsrrssi
Ln..,IsAie NC De-. + Brown, L., Iayea; csos
~ vs. 2; FaA A-er a-ry Id L 4 ~ ne ~Alk; bsse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
By Tele, graph.
N.arkets BUFFALO, Aug 2

The Receipts sinee 0ur I1st are-FLoUR 1000
ttls WHEAT, ll,eo b,shels CoRS n 000 bushss IRE
FLCUE msTEei 10 f'ner dull bot prices have MOI varied
Ohio FLOUR j selling Al i2i. TIE dem.nd Tor Wnea y
very being inclined - wall the r-cei'
p.ivsi- ndvess by ih@ Canada Coax n Ia good re-
GUS ard sssdy q, svi0us ras the sn'se Ions aif
ID 90 bushes a. e. for Nea'srr mil cd There u faf
husre,s ou'rg IN O,o WHISKY &c NJ special chlngs
- gr.erv-hIs Ia Frffphfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
panI, of Euajnnd

TIE returns Of The liabilities ald Assets OF The Sank Of
ErsIsrd for he week encirg he 18Th uL show on com
r,ou OF the Items with those conRned In the returns
81 In The Ga=ss Tor he eek pfecodr an Increase
Sc ,riivs ncto circulation Of The esisolshnenI 10
9,7 90 dfsTepce e8i7460; decrease IN the gold
- ,i'yrr coin and bullion 10 &6sH,sJ7 didsreaco,
~ ecl end deceale h. the % IN reserve Ia ms bans
-; dersttmenI 10 SO 40 Oij-didsfence t95e0 The
~ r1 Of Il July dyidends eutes largely Toto the yars.
~ srricshle to the period 10 wh he present returns
..rAfa TFI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
u,v,sw Of the British Corn Trade.

fIUm Ine dATE Lane z pTtds
TIE few fine day, which we hsye aey been favored Win
60 wbee II had been badly laid, has already 10 many
80, regAned az upright position, AID l1oES none me
Ch N. rous r,aimfut. Our chief source OF uneAsl.
roi In regard 10 he effect which may haze been pro-
- vhers The Ntcai plant was subjected 20 The lnhl-
%, bsb uina and heavy rain when IA ful bloc and
a.r len the shall be further advanced tlat Ne
'hsn bssr Of TIE beng treguafiy hled we rust
49, hal these instGuci VIII be rarei and are sn OF
ihsl with decidedly suspicious weather the Wheat
- mlght Vie fol tveT9ge return
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
Pnnaeraera Arriynd.

IN siamslip Canada, fyo-s Iirsgsosi- For Hiiffr-Mr
anken, w Seattle Messrs feomsns h0srall For Nso-
Bruce Bld isdy; Niea LOuesdse hids Richardson, MRS
LooIer rfan' md csdren dr De- ara lady snd msli
RsvISr6 sfd IN Ms Reti I " s5~iton Mr IA Vim
and isdv aiesats Morgan D Summer Il laser, Green.
way, Leroy, C,lylue 4 Fe.ds, Rchd Arnold, Young,
Kohn, lngeIsoi Ctp Shsre and LAZY Ksssa Ars Neoas,
J CoInsh. A-hesd W Cox. III } Cox, Bsgsr ant lsdv,
Schsrf Dsyictop SmitU. ii SIs mics Paterson,
Finley, Gauur, + Berger Lieut. ii Oawsoo. Dud.
Muller W wiz Messrs Fsrfsrnoi Ks0laut Pers Daley,
Losey, WandeTsou, Nlldsctah Schroeder BsBsanger, J
Mets,elo AID msid. W + Gook G. Sufloff Davidson,
Jss Buckley, Geo Wdgley, n Psfsons, Robert Air h
WlencE-. sykes W THOMPSON Pelsr Thompson, Lsuion,
Drucser, Thos j. i-cson u Warren, DAM Bush, 6ii-
land John hi, Lieut. Derrd, s Az dortJa, d9s Ander'
ton Mr. Lyme and ladv, Mrs Vim Turner Mo- Srggs,
H,s Giugerheiue. bissA GiDgeTaeime A il Sheshsn,
BcEWsn, NASH Mclean, DIRE McEwsn. J Murray c q
Chsitsrs, Beal, PrusL Christopher, Miss McSsrsnd,
Mclaughlin, over, deyhon, Rob- Rose, James Sieolb
Cummins
WE'LL Mr. UsDor Size Watson ana child.
In siearsip Falcon N,ie- Oyieaas 2ih M from cha
gyes and HarGH0-R Humphrey, Labah L Aazy
J h Ewsn w sn~el, Seweii, John aIlel, Jcnl
Yses, W "a Brckenrdre Col Montague mallory, Col
smeo ssa5d @i97 S., Js9 Sect 90 M NM
rsv W Parrot n Nohn Ltai Dare nsi @oaton
@ Ausson, = Oaroo~G = h hsl.en n .erney, 10rey
4 r F6con Kealng, c Wigglos ? LaLeron' A Cos,a
A X Blanchard, " Goa, Psrick, Robert Martin, w
h Lee, SAINT Watson, Haveua, D8yls, Ffy, W-bfy, J
G Cooper 9 Sanders NJ Ba5'ct, G Mathews, Janei
Evans Jotu surh a q AT,oid, q King sicWiluams
L EsolsE.op, " II fzu } II siaSs.oa, L stone, Z
FOrt'pl
Ia sI,p HayfJord from Slpaunqb-Or John Ls:onts md
lazy Mia Jones, Mis- mc8hde, Mr. NJ Godon nrI
4 Hunt Mss l. r pey Mrs Ripley Msisrs Poise J
Pd Sc. 4 R B,o~n 7 Z Ripley, Rev Wright and lady
DIST PsucosL lady and child MrsW Haze, child ard
ssrv Mrs h Jench-s aud Children. ara Harris A
Blu ey and ady, Miss Il Ekins Mrs Allen, NIB NJ
JewelL Mas Hsrdcasts r. Lowell D Wood, w II
He,h + huxley, " n Marion w Weeks, A Rich
Pslmer II Hickman, Gslfin, J Hardcasle Ford and
S childen-90 m storage
In brig Caroline Aics FROM NeicpoT-hr John Jonkin
IL bFf0 Clinton, from SardRndt-Dr Wight
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Corerharen Oh, srr Ho'rn I.a-ry No,,..,.
Uoef, 81 % For.iiqde L'te-y P,Hi.ngolh
Genca oh, err b sls- 10 l.sr.; A.hbo,tco A.
Orleans Nth
Pror the GszeVe J1iyis
R.wroFi, i2ih Oh Tedy ~ 20 t.is Ci5y Poirt
81 Peter roUrg, Sd. ar ilhons. so.t1n
Crite IN. arr hsn sf1. Nsueil-s Tor NYork
Port Nsndss, oh kse Alice. HOflssns
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Receipts Of Produce

By North River BOats-Thu- sday, August a.
665I bis F.,ur 10 d. ASseA ls2 psgs liens, IA, Do
Ch.eie ll5 DO Lsrc 81 DO bu Ter III uush Whss TO!
do Corn. st 90 ORs, l20do kge III I've sheep 5Jl
bales W DOL
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rnrltsta....~ALnlxY, Ang.2

The receipts duriog 4 pas. % hours have been
- follows; Flour, 50 bts; WHEAT nolei CoRS HOO
hush The nske for FLuUa tends Ia favor OF mo 0aye
Vii iimhed irouirv WHAT without special change
We have ma feature 10 report IN The Com market
better busresr Ia doing 70 OATS viih fdes ~ 1000 Dlsl
A. SAC sale - two-rowed BAILEY Ia rep.rsd al Csc,
IN arrive reNt
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Sailed frou, Nse6f17d Jaly 50 slip Wm ThOups5u Js,
regsn. Pacific Oessr ca foa N5edford JAY o. shu
Roman, TIipp, North Pacic Ofosn.
spokee- July q lat =, Ion u o. BARK Lsysnge o,
Ma.apoiselt eco bsls sp OIL
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-, -. rAaoh Req % Pal Silver Rsrs ia sshcre h.sh
- - 49,, se t..h - se ssrrslr-ecrs aver We
zen hAROS, from Ne,gY - - -. u,-,, 49,,
aihore IN BcdcJ's lslsLe "a ne s.9n ~, sess
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MYsTHRIoUs-As two gentlemen and two la
dies were walking, few evenings since, on Ham.
lton-sv near tho Atlantic Dock, two men passed
them from behind, and, after walking little way,
turned and walked back again into the rear. The
party did not look behind them to see the motions
of the men, but soon they heard the whistiing Of
ball between their heads, accompanied by the re-
port OF a pistol. They made all haste for their
homes, and nothing more is known Of the men
who fired the pistol, Of the motive they had in
doing so.
II The Beard Of Health, at their meeting yea.
erday, ordered that the vacant lots on the cas-.
side Of Columbia st. between Jerolemon and Statet
be- and are hereby declared to be, public nais-
ance, and dangerous to the public health and that
the Health Warden serve notice on the owr or to
sbate the same immediately and cause the lots to
be fenced, under the penalties prescribed by law
BETcRoFT,-The examination in the case Of this
man is adjourned until Monday. The testimony is
not Of much interest.
" VIM II. Thompson, generally known as
"One-Eyed Thompson" has opened news Office
and bookstore near the City Hall.
Eys An unknown man was pickedup in Hudson
NV. Thursday afternoon in an exceedingly debitat-
ed state and taken to the City Hospital, where he
died shortly after. He a native OF Ireland
and apparently about SO years OF age.
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s..,. AZ Trade I'm the Manufacturing Districts

,,,, and reaeaon between the Cotton market and
In yn manic, "a Of a somewhat lively character just
he Is effected By the spEners during ne lasI Tort
row s6v.need aisS gave rise from day 10 day 10 large
ngnh iors 40 Couon, 81 rELher higher prices also On
ard waterway there N increase OF activity In
aeueed with some f1r-ter gain 10 general value;
sided by advices from The saies q1e as unAyor
acc 6lore In regard TO The growing crop has produced
Aoeos Sesl Of excitement TO day smGog ne spnoers
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water from the commencement OF navigation IN
to the 3lst July, inclusive, during the years ls4s
90 daya; 1si9, % days; 1850. 100 davs:

The iollowiDgis statement Of the receipts from
passengers on the Oswego Railroad, for the fret
six months Of ls49 and 1850. The dividend for six
L.. III l.. 4