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pa t. Of the house Why do yon lasgh l-becanse
Inn not ashamed of Mr.. Webster Great isnSh
ter and shou,isg Mr. w ard continued for gusrter
Of an hour longer ia a strain Of mingled wit aud
eloqacsce. and closed amid renewed cries OF
Douglas T. Douglssi" ABBY Kelly ye1s
and whis,ng from all parts Of the house.
CHAIRMAN Mr.. Burleigh will address The house.
lYsil.. Kisses and cries. A voire in the gallery ;
" | have friends mere and mean o. be hesri
A Mr.. Hli then came forward and read IN a very
lame manner, two resolutions about the Union.
which were responded to by hoJts aud yells from
tie rowdies
Mr. Cyrus NJ Burleigh then spoke Tor abouttwen-
~ minutes continually Interrupted by yels aud cries
Of "DouslaSw and ABBY Kellyl' mixed with
oatns and briyinss. Oae fellow, in the front rank
of the gang. yelled cat Your d----d harp
policeman standing near, expressed his Intention OF
taking him or. but some OF Rynders' men crowded
about him and the Official quietly csved in
Mr.. Wm. II. Burleigh Afterwards spoke for
short time with the same interruptions, and the
meeting adjourned ending another mos. disgrace
fal chapter il the history OF oar city.
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In.tiruiion for the Blind.

The Anniversary OF the Institution for the Blind
WIS celebrated on Wedn ssday afternoon at tlss
Tabernacle, and, as usual called forth a crowded
audience. The pupils were neat orderly and cheer.
f., and IL their diff rent exercises they acquitted
themselves with great excellence. IS they always
do They numbered something more than hun
bred, about half OF whom are females. TIE or
der Of exercises consisted Of music recitations,
examinations IN Geography, Grammar National
Philosophy. etc. and in al these the classes exhlb-
tied a Commensurate proficiency, credia1le 70 them
selves and their ndeiarisabe Instructors. Be
tween the parts, an ori4iha Poeticsl Address was
delivered By Miss FRaScss J. CRosBY-ahioh EN-
boiled many good thoughts iaey expressed.
So'o on the Piano, "Beethovens Dream, was vel
performed, ana tie singing ntersPersed throughout
the performances e,iaced correct taste and careful
training.
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sccpapt of sis great cause. She considered il a
brave cause, and she thought she could not be hsp-
~ here ia free land, wheB she was first convert
81. If Slavery was 10 remain here She shoald
hke 70 talk more sbat this bat her mind was
iul she concluded by say ins that she would die
in the cause OF the slave AID hoped the Lord
rould convert all present in favor Of freedom for
the slave.
A collection was here taken up. ~hen HEsRf
BiBB came forward ard recited some pieces OF
poetry Appropriate 10 the occasion. re vas naii-
ed uirh a perfect storm OF Kisses BY the rowdies
xho attempted To dis,grb tie citing in the early
part OF the proceedings.
The meeting was subsequently addressed, b1eh
by Rev Hessrs Luther Lee ami WoOdson, and
Henry Bbh, ia favor Of aboiish.ng : avery, when
TIE Cnsirman invited several who were present 20
atie,d tn SER ICES 70 be held At the same place on
SUNDAY next The meeting tn. separated.
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ptBLiC hv1iCE-sUrkEsE rOCkT-.. - N a. "a,
sgpe<ssa q The hs,or Aldermen 90 f,r o. |. lsss
"a Sr- ora, rsl@tIss the Oy~mng u fhs IN. IL, -
tr-d sad 1bry sscoui he bsf< - H. e.,or s-f
"ard q ssd ety fsb ntse 1900 s,,,...nt n ,.tsr
sglh nIads AID prvs. tsst hs .orGe.fss
~ sa - 20, "a, a, 80, a sss Ton. at > ss<i ls"
The ssd cosr T. = h- q c ~. - :, o. Cd o. s
aondsy. the ~ dzy Jsns. 49, I, ~ "A b., ,b~ sopost
ssa, q v s'asss sd As'ss-a = ,ss -
~ 81 .,,-r a., H. atsrs sTlss, a ihe GpyVsh. 49,
s..- n Al ~. Que hsrdfed and ituv .rn- =.
!. lEs h..1 RIVER. q the r--sh ard Of lie S =, !. -
- =, ~, = % ,n,tro,s1~ats, tssshlx ne A -
street. and rss. "A tn csy a sss is'. sS 20 .h
~ ~. Hxskf X DAVIES. Csssss 70 os WIZ
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sans hiesssa objectr r@ng =
A Benedictlon was pronounced sad thu meat.
then adjourned S Neesi1
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American Antl.slayrrv s.,,.,

This body beld Its lsst session Coz the ,e,.O,
terdsy mcrping in 4 private house in pei.
We We're present nearly tie Whole II n. NJ.
ing, but the business transacted vas 10, ~ -.
Interest, relating entirely TO funds, ,sscs,.
SCENTS Of the Society. Messrs Wm. Ilsvlc.-
SOU, Stephen W Foster, Weudea PhiEo; pa
P.lsbury, Gay, Nay. Abby Kelley Po,,s, ~
other prominent members were m artecnscs :. ~
business having been concluded. ct o'clocl D :, 7,
the Society adjourned Ithoot day. IA
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by and r'ih the seelee az eorsen, Of TIE soaa
George c. Bates. Of Michigan, TO be AfsSDe> o.
the United States for III. ID sri,t d h'chsNh 4
Lester II Cotton, OF Wisconsin, b be hn,..'
the United States Tor The Dl,trIct Of Wlsoo"s''
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sI-IArgs. ,LsAsAc.
rokT or AEw.YoRE......AUousT IS 1859.
Cleared,

SHIPS soulh carolnA strwsrt Rotterdam, Z D Hurlbu'
A CO; Auanpc Lsmn Antwerp. do. kOniezuma 0ryep
Liverpool II AATshal Co, RIsSn POmaro or Vice
uan 81 JOHN nB Ski1ting %; star Reoabli. JAMIE
Ion, Galveston, Hus'ey MITy HanfJrs, Bufk-, Ss
v.puHh DuphGI Dimcn
BAL ntes lHam) AhApssn. Hamburg Schmidt L.
Bscten; Issac Meade Br0~n, savannah, Osmtl 4 Co;
hyperion BENJAMIN, SfiGish NcI ladies'; MopAng, Cas-
Cubs X C hesd
FrsI W Rogers, sHrner. Ba'bs5oss Cro.5y. Crock
Or c.; Damascus Hayes, san Juan. &c, D Bey See
sicns e. Georges. $50 Romano = Matq ash Fee
mar Co. Betty. (bTeml Bush, MlHca,0D. Pave sisdt
a Srhsu .cke err ssms0u Wheeler, Mobile, + Hn-l II
g.. HaT,inser P5tlgrJve P0St Al Priacs 6oik-rk Mol
ma, Resale, (sr DAwt'r Windsor Ms, l. Aitk-oi
+ rtsrg tBrl Leeran, 81 q -orgss NIB P Farms %
CO. suVsfne Josselyn' 81 nafAs NC Coe' Anderson
-, George " aker, - - Buitley.<
70, 80 r,e.t wyatt Asgu.ls; % bslre 80 Lock.
h,yt Windsor Ns l. "a Aiken; hltOl enc Ea.'aI,
NJ Aeke Ii, f6u ins 5 ice sasaa Everett orO ~;
Bolivar. Nj. bel Jsesso1NHe - b oo&psni Nay
o. C,o.ssgL Portland. su0~ A VA &; AnH D. Bsi-.,
sts,'refla a.. HtrFsfd Cru"7il b1stHu Alnrrys
will C,x Wluihskn " Il " dlef, Terry, Rcan la3,
s,ooss Rlrrz, Dlfea, Newport &c; H4-gor sa-lby
49, CpfiLiAl.u. S5-pp-fd S5-dOn; Rhode leland
an F-nvi6euce: Excel, Bennett -lol
st,.uer Iroasaes Green Phhsd-p prs
49, o. sugu-, Hsyle. Poi adeipnis-
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
TIE WREcK...Yor the

TIE WRECK....Vor the Thbune
TIE wNDipgsurf 10 beating on the strand
The heediOl fisherman has sought tie shore
The ses-bird, screaming skins along the land
Ard leaves the ocean to is sury roar
Nov, do thy worst, thou dsik aud msddening main ;
We give the tempest aud the night to thee
Their angry surges rise and rave In vsin'
Fer we are safe upon the anchored lea
We love TO hear Old ocesn's stormy ran
We mock the sooul ling temPesFs htoi roar
IN, h,,Ai wild screams CONS waited On the gaze !
on. Beayen-a wreck--a wreck Is on the Sho'o
All. Who shall dare to tell that fearful tae-
The for bel9-where help. alas, was va'ni
h.ob;lo,. loud plant, and wornsn's sobb'ng val
And mas laIt gssp amid the surg'ns man.
ri. rerp. and scattered on the briny sand,
Are ming ed pspks and Merchandise rare,
And gathered round pale and 'hivering band,
Saved mid the very madness Of despair.
Ard there. within the swell Of yonder wave
A Jily hand and treases dark and free,
Seem softly beck 'niDg-yet silent grave
IssIl that these will ever ask Of thee.
An infant sleeps on tbi, low pebbled swell
Obi vhereits mother Ask the unheeding wave
II parted them; ard will it deign 10 tell
The awful secret Of the voicelc1 gravel
Vat where is che, that spirit bold and high
whose mystic spell upon the world vas oAS''
Shall the stern sea our yesrning hopes DEFY
And keep lis seal unbroken to the las:
sb,vl d. cath and silence Ger her image fall
While mourDful fancy in s'me hidden cave,
sooops q lone bed, and weaves coral pail
And pOurs a requiem Ger the nameless grayef
Pesos to .he dead that agonizing hoa;
Which rent the ties Of mother, usbsnd, vile
6per the last shaft Of fats's relentless power,
And gave her spirit liberty and life.
With those she loved on earth she sought the SKY;
How NEE. for her was such destiny
30 dark-for death was oceans stern ally
60 brighton Heaven crowned She victory
Kes- Ye,k Aug !, 1850. S. G. @.
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uIED D.
4, SOPHIA, wife Of Charles 8.

On "Wednesday, August IA, SOPHIA, wife OF Charles g.
Coleman OF Troy. eyed "a years
Fuuesl from the house OF her brother, John Yslot
143 sand O., g. ooh this afternoon 18th lost Ut 3OclocK
The relatives and fi~nds Of III. family are respectful IN
vied IN attend, ~iIhou, further invistio
On TbUtdsy, AuRsst Is, ALFRED JONES' infant son OF
Alfred and Am Jones sgei mOntns.
The friends Of he family respectfully Invited 10 a.
ient bis 1Iersl this friday afternoon. O'Clock
cs.ly from his fshefs Vsndsmst The remains will be
ia,eD to YOoseTs for istermeut.
% Tbu,sday morning August IS, alter short i.l1sB,
JOSEPH HIGGs sgeJ SO years and months
The relatives and friends Of ne family are Invited 10
attend his fuuers hi, (Fisyl afternoon the 1870 last
O'clock from the First n. T. Church, John with
further invitation
On fhur,dsy moving August Is OF pleurisy, ANDREW
j. WALKER aged 46 wears
His friends and acqusintances and those of his "a her.
in-isv, " m Fsrnng ed attend his flnsral,
from his late residences l45 seyeneenIns At on Friday
18th inst al O'clock 2. N.
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MAN SrABBED Last evening, about . cooA
M Thomas Soally while closing the shu'sers "
his store 81 tho corner Of Friend and Deacon sts'
received two stabs in the left eide from knLIe In
the hands of one Felix Brady hachman, OF Port
land St The difficulty grew oat oil deo' dae ior
board by Brady, who had not been arrested al
O'clock this morning. The wounds Of Scaly arc
not dangerous. lboA'on traveller I4'n'
ATTACK UPON A KEEPERAT THE STATE PaIsos.
In the Municipal Court, this morning, John
White, who Il serving out lie sentence in the
State Prison, for robbery, wss brought up, aud ar
raisred on a charge Of asa Rulting Prescott Brow
one OF the overseers with hammer handle. he
pleaded guilty. White was sentenced by Judge
Byngton to Eve months solitary confinement
Boston Tfsvsler.
ArTENPT TO ESCAPE by BRISTOL BILL The
Boston Mail states that Bristol Bill, sentenced 10
tie Vermont State Prison. for co1nterfeiting, has
been lately hOgged twice by toe Warden for max
ing attempts to escape and INSTRUMENTATION. a
key fitting the door Of hi: cell was found upon him.
He seemed to think it hard that he should be
obliged TO labor there for ten years.
~" The New Orleans papers Of the 9Th inst
tell Of tie stampede Of a whole family Of slaves
Kitty, her husband Parsons, Henry aud Gaolgiana
the property OF John Watt, Of New Orleans
The negroes were the confidential servants OF Mr.
Watt and had been in his family for many years
Two hundred dollars have been offered for their
capture.
e Tho Providence Post denies the story about
q child having been knocked from its mothers arms
and killed on the occasion Of the arrival Of Mr. Clay
al Newport.
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N hrriesne on he lin inv rs.,
gssAgc A,sr feHs nirf % The -r.-. 100 A,rrsk,
9 VIC -, NJ ssrsbsli Pct hs,s. =, ~ csa
Yense' ~ efe~. ~eFo isssn 81 h. oseosn
80 20 70 Nspe haiis1 from sb.1,. 80 b<a
TOT ~. on the lSA inst va arrived a g.
-oYD -Expaet u leusr f.o-. r.
o. ohg kss sosd. (bstnrs r-p.,,tss -, 90 s-et IN
Asseo, sailed 10 eel "a 20 win So nisi
OF NE eniilr height ,1Al n. rl-ra ~, e, ~ s-cs
Ssls tesIeD retained - the Key wsoul sn,,n. - We
sle mls1 have acne 1san .yOs Afsr
snk rss 90 Lef beam rre, ~ tar hours "a
,.. .OfLrE bottom up" ace K,ie raj. VT
lsss ~ sLRAFH SFoSu, foa S.isrn hr R,,.,,,
or the l,s 10 49,. 1919 no 'sled aud fuI alO Rs
L.wss. pei Aug 10 sAN-Tsa ..A P.,A,..
80, 80 ~ wat rom fnik Riy-r. v. hca.S,i W
tbeisSss.sla Naeiaprtas Ssy on Sssd,v ni.S, nIFt
got - sis eAefro1s OF b. casssip .nf r,. ~ ~
good eopaiiop WIG wo'tirg ed "a now n oo.er ~,
scpt 49, nAEI Cay cscrch. =, Nav, r,,,a,, -,
hounds n-'sl' oross her mast ucder -
nj, o ,ss "a 4 i' co'maa vA.h ,,.,,.,
rs..sc. -, a. a. a t1oaF ~ "a % p0i
- io.S - .sn me sss hlV- on -, n. So ~ n7t
~. p o ,ec-lsrd Other d,rns,s " ~" tbs loss
Onlted saies wet s,bors on ~ lesl hound 70 he
aocul Aug s. afer hr0wlng over - selo1 Of lsana
dtmsges '1' OF Cameo % rspsir
sLooP TRADgR. OF Norzieh tom Roo,...
oeeh reported ui,sing arr ~ Pouvd e. sacn hla
E,H ut het"ten hoDofen anf NeF.Yark a. - oe Va
~ srsf sianoing below ne slrisee O, 49,. 80
tnd started psnE whirh cs1.-d her 20 s,s Nssr,
Insi she "ss run ashofe 81 J-fsey CRY she npdT
~afc Iafen % the cocs cis ~, s-d and r.o.,. 1et-
10 the conEisree miscanisd enes
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tuly T. lsi IS 81, Ion SO, brig Tyler
No date FsifsX bearing n y + 50 miles Br se,ns,s.
patrick fm Halifst for sermuas AZ
bound south v A''s
July a. lst6 is lonS2, saw brig Tsso, OF slnd.rl,ra
stsndirR To the eastward
Aug ~ lat 40 a. Ion % H. brig Coex a a, n, c.-, a.
kYoIk " ~ an N"A w
July H. lst4slO loo 3 - We, ,ignsnred m An ss,s
signal - i'h red border 49, ~ "H'Ns
Juy 70 si ~ %, lon IS -, va.i company wh a shl,
soppo'eo 70 re TIE zsheth Brown I'm Ayre Tor NYors
Aug7 Of Cape Loos Oar bhs r5bees from NYo,s I.
CbSlssion. 80 w
July SO lat 40 So, lon is 80 pa,sd brig Avon, I'm sO
for Malsga " 1''''o
Avga il. - So Ion IS So ship Jss whset I'm Liys,,oa
for NYOrk- out So dsys 'r'~
July 80 S 80 lon H. sch Dean IN Boston for eona,s.
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Post-Cmce-Nn!ls Close.
Sumner Advancement

TIE GREAT NORTHERN MAIL, via Albany and Buh.o, %
Detroit Chicago, Iowa Minnesota Ieo0es cleed Pm
lAb sIcept SUNDAY which day val Close at PM BY tbs
nal forwarded al matter for Albany al tie West; al the o.
Railroad and thew dependsnces b
Albany Buffalo, Of Crawford and kne
tie Counties Ohio bordering and adjacent b
ike Ere the northern Counties Indiana and Illinois, and Tor
both the CGn2d2s.
Also Offices the Counte, Of Clinton Essex Pr,athn
0sego R.nssaer Warren anj Washington this state Addison
Bennington Chisden Grand ls, Franklin, La0oe and Rusld
Countess Vermont, elOssd daily at O'Clock Pm Except
suBdays
EItfs Mail. for Albany Buffalo cstskn Fbk1 Landing, Had
kewburgh Peugkeep Troy, West Point and the pracpe
the lne Of te railroad between Albany and Buffalo
and closed daily Except Sunday az ~ An and forwarded
Hudson River Railroat via Poushkeepss 70 Albany.
The Way Mails this arc Albany ehsr SIDE Of he
Hudson closed dairy At ocOck except (Snndsy and FOR
w1Tdsd By the Hudson River Railroad Via POughksspss
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snisr NJ thu stook Notwithstanding. Is
3EcoxD sOAEp.
THuRspAY. Aupusi15-P.M.

THURSDAY, August ID -fM.
The Stock market was not active to-day, bat
prices generally were without marked change
Erie, however, fell of + cent. under pressure
of stock on the market. For Governments the
market was steady and the demand moderate
There was not much speculative feeling at the
Board. Income Bonds improved y cent. bus al.
terward fell off to s9l.
In Exchanges the market is not active, bat quo.
tatons are unchanged. Sterling l0alOi Francs
1924 a5.2l1.
The Freight market is steady, with butfsw ships
with Cotton for Liverpool not filed up. Engage.
ments Of Cotton were made at ID freely, and 1000
bbls Flour at 2s. There was also an engagement
OF 5000 bbls for ship just arrived, at lSd Dead
weight l5s. To Havre, Cotton 10 &c. To Califor-
MIA there is fair business doing at soar coats
y foot.
The Money market remains easy A large ban
100000, was made on Government Stock at Il Y
cent. Paper is not very plenty of the firss-cla's
but good PaPeri is in fair supply. There is large
amount Of investment going on in Railroad, County
and City bonds at private sale.
A loan has Just been negotiated by the City Of
principal payable at the Merchants Bank hero
The total debt Of the City is $40 OOo-(and no dis
position to increase it, The Charter compels
O., 400 to be raised each year as Sinking Fund to
redeem tn, principal Of the deb: and the City
owns bonds property&c all of which will be avail.
able before the debt comes due, 70 the amount of
$50 900 or $4,000, with population Of $4,000 10
40 600. No bonds can be moro secure for invest
ment
We understand that the Schenectady and Sara.
togs Road is to be relad with heavy rail and to be
put in efficient running order. 1t has been leased
by the Trojans, who have had for number Of
years the control Of the stock. The Road has been
kept in dlspidated 'ndtion in order to turn the
Saratoga travel through Troy. The arrangement
we believe ia not satisfactory to soma OF the New
York stockholders, who believe that with an eff
cient Board Of Directors devoted to the interest Of
the Road it could be made good dvidendpay
stock.
The Customs Receipts are smaller today-only
s67.l4s Payments iO56 Balance s5,599,943.
The business Of the Hartford and New Haven
Read il so large that double track is about 10 DO
laid from to Berlin to Meriden. The recons.ruc-
tons have been commenced.
The revenue Of the B alsimore and Ohio Railroad
for July was as follows;
Passengers. Freight
Main Stem s. S5L69i 81
Wnshns lcn BraIch.............. II iOl IS S8.i 81
too,9oo 83 S0t5l3 s.
Making an sggregs.e of s94,235 IS on the Main
Stem and SGT 229 90 on the Washington Branch
the fetal being sl2i ,464 "A. The above shows
On increase over the corresponding month OF last
vear Of slgo5s o. en- the Main STEM snd soSAS %
On the Washington Bralch-maSiOs an aggregate
Increase on bo,h Roads Il s2i a'9 80. u The
fr.ieh., l4l6o tues were coal
Tb- Maeb.l and : hcyiAiI H'y'a hi"''i'
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'rrent Priee' for Liverpool ClassUscaiion.

FLOUR AND aEtL-In Rl11r the max 81 is lower and
the demand fi Tor Oh pmsni aud for tho Eastern snd
hme Trade The mkTkst on ibs low gTat-s Ia 2}c lower
The supplies striving large br III Ths sses
are 900 or 10 OOO bells Of -hch 1000 $500 bbs ara No
al for ttiomrn There also supsrh1a ~ .tio-
melt The quotations are 6t a. for No q 1881 for
sour; 25G 81 Tor mixed Weslrrn and com n "a aud
BtAte 5df 62l for strait 10 f4cy hcniyAn and good
Ohio and ibvoIie State 5065 6lt for pure G-nesse
There we aso sales 200 bbs CAnsoan At So. fn
bond shipment OF Oh bbs made from fr.thand.
In BouiLeTn The mAfset IL rather ssser via sales so
bbls al 2jd5 Si Tor mixed 3.D5 50 for su.t and
good bun'. q 7bG5 s'l for new s.ltpqre Ma /, In
t4ir demand Small sales Jersey ~ III snd 60 hbls
Brsndysi Inc al Is Rye Flour-2OO bbls sold at s7t-
The markets. weak
GRAIN-ln Wheat the only saisis1 200 bushels common
red Southern at l06!c The nafksti. heavy There
much ~ IN Corr sDd ne msnet 10 easier Sales MOO
bushels At 62d62lc for Wrstrn mixed Ronnd y-ilow il
scarce snd nominal al 63d6ic Toe sses Of Rye sc sma
g. Sac, delivered Oassr- 39Dij: Tor Northern and dull
New S'uiNern are Sc Good Oas scarce.
PROFESSIONALS Pc market 10 without change fro
yesefdsy, with ANAL Gales al 10 dO "a for Me- snd
57.a8 ~ Tor Prime There sale Oi $500 b1s
Beef continues dull The sales In small lps QUO
iauons Lard 10 sesdy with 2r0 bbs 81 D6.c for
good spd prime Ia Cot Meats hear OF moth OK ting
The ns'set unusually dull Ia Buaer and Cheese here
VHlsKY-b 26a26!c. with sales so to 50 bbls There
wAs s'o = sac 100 Dru6g- cssus st2 &c, usnsl tns
TALLOW-A sale Of 1000 bs TlllOw was inside 81 7c
sTEARINE-b s}c FOR prim. -he. with sale, % 90 b,
OILS Luseed Ia hrm al 70 05ac for Engisn an1 An-r
ban with sOOd trade demand saes gallon, Vaiyarn
Sumner Lard al Soc mos, and 00o do Winter 62c
mos WhAie continues dull
GROCERIE5-The Sugsr and Coffee ms-ke's firm
good inqory A'lss'es 10 quiet, with ,pm7 dscs
osd ,ses r di.nlng ~ SIC TIE sss OF COFFEE 600
bsPs sid9c fr 81 Domingo; 9i1i0ic for Rio. sls
Ct $50 bhds New Olecns sugar made for PhGd sp1
st6iattc
MErAL-Le,d and Iron remain quiet with only email
sal-s rc al 9 2502O IS cs'h and lie I'd Is he
81. cash, for soh American.
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Ifrnn our Cor-spondentI

PHILADELPHIA August l5-A'rised bark Wm M
MI. cole Providsnees phs 81 Oeorgs, dyef O1EA'g-s,
81 Domingo sehs John Glp'n, Collins, Poft Spain, Tint
CO. srendeuee BsDch ard, hos0u Hooesy, uinsO1,
Egssrr: Hopet0D. DeisoO, Salem; Mary Dolphin. Ois,
CslsE Allied Barrett smiih, DighioD; Jane Woodbury.,
Wsbb-r, Calais Edwsrd Frznihaj Crutback, Boston.
Gland Ship William. Gfsy New.Orlesns bst<s der-
rmsD BsDss Boston; Wni a dsrus, Cole dos brig, Oea.
D arb, Weber do. Wm fdc~, our Pen smbucO, scas
ACyoLs, Til-smsn ChsrsBi WI. Mas lnd-nrn1r1r-
Bsscbsrd, Cambridge, Mass Hs0rY Freelog, Kelly, B1s-
ton Edward Frantnn Gnu bUes, do HOpegOn, -suO. N
eciofd. HUuysy bins, hHagc1; WA SOr1.tt, ies.
~, Piyn ouin Alreo B.ff-u, Smh ston; 51sna Was,
CsIk, Wluirgion, Nc; Ms1,rey Peters n, Cls-.-s
lCn; sssuer Gauge, Wilson NYOfk.
kEWPOKT. sug A,rtses-sch. Bengal, Pesree,
Thtnssio- ff p edo phisi D-aEars Halisuck, Pane
oeilbis iOf YO's; ~ dai q ltey, Bangor Or ddd.e
CVfi ffg-, hssE-f PnisLe p1ia fr F-i aivari mo
loon, Hulchils, ellsworth fJr Providence; Anl I2inp'
tOl Ton pson, Philadelphia Tor Dignon Edil0lfzn 60
~ bsnFOr icr NeE y ora Factor Handy Pro,. i~1-.
P sd PMS; Conveyance 5ni.b Rnni0at for - 49,
WsDco pssso snth Virgins f0r Fsi River np p" nv"
llrs, HAWKINS Proyidence for Fs~1gfgn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

ship Nom Au.rtcs tHanl ss't 9, H.nbiry, a dv.,
se, 70 b,st KanhardtloS s.ssrsss passengers, sad
SIP Ssrol9s Nesnilh T'tou LiyspoOl md'e to Hss.
Ship Vel oLt of Bath Perry Havrs a. A. N "a. 10
Durhsr Dimon 1888 psss@u.e's '
sh9 Eqssor 'ot DO. on E"ef. Liverpool July mdso
Snip Jsmes whgoi CLARK, Liverpool, July |, rnd,e 10
fhllps-Sef psssfrgrrt, t-lh
hMa Onon tSieml S'h~srliA Bfensa, ~ d. miss 10
b1fchA'd-lB pssssugsra
Bah Samuel FsIn. iof Al ,i.on) Pluunsr, Glysriul
I'm x 90 sugar. 10 hAaErd, Pbe - L Co
B,rf Ameiis tBr) Holder, g. Petersburg, 60 de, hemp
Big IN, tst Mann, Windsor, Ms, II "a plaster, to
BIZ s",s5Is % err BhnEhsn, Bremen. 80 d. alss.
srg iLlsipriie, 81 rrsw, St Martins p d. SAT 70
Big Ameie tMset'saburg) F.-1s.ovs, Cort 81 d. rail
foso ron Ard ~ passengers. 10 order
Big Excellent tswJ s.elsr5m, Gs.ierb1rg g Ia Iron
ard ll8 pa'sngs's to order
FIG Cree IL Young Elsworth. ds lumb-r.
brig Gen wilson - Nsw L0.sc ds barast
Ga Cslhsrine TGioo, C1ueoa, IN 81 mds- 10 5 "
II -. 80 W 60 viii Dutch hig.e Pr rc o, O'.rSs f5r
ihe CAV previous
sshoi-.ll .s,I, tsD YOri, Galway 52d', 81 paIaea-
ger, to Mchnusy.
Sch Ns'to QlAjle Gsorgsiown. sc.
seh denneo, Tuhe, Richmond do, ndIe to c * w
,u s,h Jonas Smith, Williams. Wilmington, NC. day,
Steamer PsnObscOl Seymour, Philadelphia, niIs to Stan.
s-h .iho,. Philip, Wilmington, NC cd, lumber.
eSh Far Pos', Charleston as, ecuJn and rce to L
si seh Greenray, Couch Richmond dI coal, bound to
ben suy Case Rummsry, Eaiipgn, Id, lalh and
hsb, 10 srinaer Co.
seh Frspea Flea Clsrf Ellsworth. 7 "a. lumber.
Boston. ~
seh Edinburg, Croiby, Bangor, 7 ds, railroad ties
s eco D-s-ar. holbrloE. ThonaS'on, Inns.
sloop Arion, Miller, Providence, udIe
BELOW-l Br brig with ps ster.
sAlLED-shlps Lady Franklin, Liverpool; John Msr.
Ifk, California; Rhi1e, (Puss) Baltimore; banks R1se
slsrdish, NOrlesns Henry Pouinger.
WIHD-surse, ssE.
" The plot.hOal New-York came up from below this
mOrsipg, having lost her msnss n he blow yesterday