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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Ba,Ins, Brothers II 40 = Circu'a


Per SiGHer CGm'ytG LoNO'Ni Fhusy' 'uy 80
rotr-Tte csmsfd hes not h-sn se,tSe, hut as Trsfs
~. a., - auout So cssk. 80 O-gs P-nt't o. Csfpn ~
IN rticr. vuh it5t bees &c m!sHo from "a q 40 !
80 m, has Naive C-' Ion from 4's IS. 81; "a OinSC
cs,c,ir,rr, no sections have tAs-u pAcs y Nefz
600, n,s1ll gnoo met oh-rng hr - All "a for
- Inl,.,, y A2s {, rear pO - 40 4ls Tor n Md
,.,,t.,o hui rt, s-rp fes-v-d 10 Tue NJ Coz.
-, r,rt. ne quiet Al Ir~-'- n -
c.n spo rv.is o. Brszi and - Domingo out Coony
hin tsrr rsl l~rrd 80 ,.,-. , a.,
scttrr rre nee ,43ls sS2 lof'r phei Lns-7i hrm Al
Ss. g. for fJrwad nly delivery up 70 December 40
"a Eited .. -. -. -, III. -. ,... -.
i've bul do not sler ur Ql"-n"n' a. koaofs se ~
cistostn 10 mAte ~. c'n:-ssl rs . $4,000. =, -.
s,ums ne s. " W-,r India A. 900 hhts with
Il a., ~, Msuruus -. S. % for good "ro "a -
=, - -, ~. itsU Dcx-s eiOs Havana aod c.7i bags
msris a, suci OF h-pg rec 10 hg1-r Dnc-s rave be7n
ui-b-fsv hod.r - foreign are m 70 renf-t, AM
,srs,cfrs CO.. tsCp-riy ave b-tn limited = cargo "
rrss brpvn ansI III i6s for near Dprt ani 100
~, crow HAvauA l. r-h4'rA So lIuiot.
Al An werpu ef-is more DONG, bat a1gices from ne
o,t,r e nuuttia ms irIs d. no report any &C lvly.
tuh vtlcss ar usiu-it - aud not much 'nns f3r
o. From 81 Peters nothiog new. GA 'Ihaoge .hs
surIu.L ihrse II Jeow h.v.tA suga 'os-tner
$40 b, xes w re . 10 al al 81 pa 3D. = aud "a
Mall Bo,E- 4 sre busers OF Nor n west an1
W. sra al go bal hey are held for Al5o PoAr IO
g.
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AUSTRIA.

Baron Jovich, who sorfende-e1 tho fortress ot
Esseeg into the hands o. the revolutionary party N
October, 1919, afte- having served the STATE my
eieht wears, has been condemned 20 die, bat the
Emperor hss committed the sentence o. death mo
~ enty years fortress arrest % his tris' jovlcn
confessed that bis motive for sur-ends1ns the ipf
uess was 20 save the Huogsrisn estates ct MS
wife from being plundered. Count Gyula has re-
signed his situation rs Minister Of War, an1 ns'
been appointed commander of the 9Th army corps
Baron Csorich is his successor.
TIE Gazttts de Voss Of the goth says ma Cao''
ret of ct Petersburg b, IS withdrawn all oppos'lon
to the entry Of Aus,is with other States into tne
Germanic Coniederat on and that Austria VIII
Immediately demand the formation o. Germm
Central Power.
The new Law for the colonization OF Hungary
imposes on the English who may come t. settle
in that country the obi CATION 70 submit to the M
tionsl laws.
The treaty between Austria and Russia respect
ing the navigation Of the Danube, which is nearly
expired, is not 10 be renewed, bat union OF maay
otter powers is to be substitated for II Austrian
ships will however, be permitted, as formerly to
navigate the mouth Of the Danube on payment Of
the usuAl expenses. The plan Of CANA from
Rutschuk, or Sillistris to Castendi consequently
the positive removal Of the mouth Of the Danube
into Turkey, ia now under discussion IN the depart
meut If the Minister Of Trade.
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SPAIN.
PrnarHan backward.

AADRIo, TUESDAY, July 10.
Great excitaton has been suddenly msuestef
in an sbsolutist sense. The Gocetd contains two
roy al orders which demoish all liberty Of the press
Nv the frat article Of the first royal order every
publication may be denounced and cOnascsted the
tendency e " hich 10 10 destroy the social orgsn
cation ard principle Of government established IN
the Constiiu,ion Of the State although this tenden
ey be only shown by making abstract reflections or
applications to foreign nations. The remaining ar
tjcles infict q similar doom all writings silpdirg
TO the private history OF any person or family or
containing doctrines contrary to religion and social
ties The second royal order prohibits the intro
dscson Of foreign works without previous permits
sion Of the authorities. These arbitrary ordinances
have arise from article published by the Pdt'7e
seized, ss you are aware, day or two ago IN
which the King was said TO have Insisted much on
the convo C alton Of the Cortes on the Queens de-
livery, and the Government blamed for acting alone
h 20 delicate conjuncture.
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THURSDAY, AugustS -f'h'
The Stock Market was inactive today b1tw
out important change in prices. Erie improved
sliehtly, ard at the Second Board would have
brought 76s. The Fancies were in small demand
but generally firm at the Second Board. For Gov
eminent snd ether sound Stocks the demand was
model ate ard quotations steady.
In Exchanges there is bat little doing, bat quo
tatons are without change. Sterling lc0lOl per
cent. Francs 29sG5 22l. The supply Of bills is
limited.
Freiehts have an upward tendency, and 300 or
400 bbls Flour have been shipped at I'D 1000
bales Cotton 5-32d 3-l6d, nearly all at 3l6d
Dead weight lOGl2s To Glasgow LOCO bb's 81 mr.
at I'D
In Money the supply is rather better again. and
loans are easily made at previous rates First
class paper gees at sac per cent for shors, 7Gs
per cent for long.
The balance in the sub.Treasury continues to
accumulate TIE receipts to-day are 10000 A;
psyments s22IOs; balance s5,325.6l6.
The traffic of the Norwich and Worcester Rail
road for July shows very large gain over the
same month of last year Toe Freight and Local
travel show a great ard healthy increase. The
foil
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SWITZERLAND.
psagrsss af As.ocfatiou.

There are ~ Geneva several associations OF ~orA
M rnme or lea, fraternaI, beside benefit soc'7'
ties The most interesting that have visited IS
a.. I.,oc,oI,0n 5hsuentOiJe, commenced Ia sep
tsmber Is4s, with 200 members attTo francs eaGn,
and consisting now OF 100 at one franc eacn 'ne
ated for the purpose of getting cheap dinners NE
oar clubs, they pay persons TO serve. and for hall
q e anc apy one can get very excellent dinner OF
one plate Of meat, roast boiled one plate OF veg
etsbles at your choice, large piece OF broad aud
half bottle of vine The room is large, clean
well ventilated the tables very clean, but without
cloth AID when | was there the hall was nearly
foil of persons Of all classes and ages workman,
clerks, &c young women most respectfully dressef,
Young men about seventeen, and children beside
many who came 10 fetch their dinner home 70 their
own houses. lCOues't of the London Tribune.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, AUGUST 9.

wbsst end 'hisdy ione advance p.h ~ ne pre-s .,
yu..cs, Addiuol al reports of Ppsoa cliene bsIag
nr,vts has impaired hrmnett % ne lnth Cp'n
rae ard bnyets h,v- come Dr Fard no eey s'Vefa
tAvif h--a tsk-u hy n~-i and ,pecl
~ c. for uriue J-ses, - aAt 81 fJr "a hit7l
,nd hgh mixed store Wnta hat EN- 'rts ~ -d ff
han lhe ohsr quad,s aud has uDde no change 10
value. - t,.,A och
Much rain fell last evening aud through ne aEaL Od zoe
forenoon hAs been AIR $500 t- . r
Aour h6Ikrtthls morning Ee bad good A1l-ndAhc3 vi
The local dealers tom the il-ri"r rnere va
AZ active demand kr good eIh rod WheAs fro no az
es srda large quantity aten BY soecnlat1f A. a ~
vance u fuq - per ~ los has rocD'-tns 'n7 leye'
saa Of ogr nhs ~ II h- sd DIt While u Al le'- pto
6id rot rafi'c ale he nm elt of rt1- Inefo ="
man, hnye n udisn Corn, bat the advance de na,di
rh-Csed opersi1us-t ssrs Effected wers AZ 80 80
fr rhine round h.le "a 30 o. -lAee s4 ~
&C. 80 Ter 40 be and some holders ~ choice N.o
NAMED .g,a9aS American and CArstitn Fislf N lc1
NEGLECTED but for French bad good demand and me
iurn % The srket 10 favor Of he seets lr'a -
in frreG1es and realized l prices Ind ia'o ne pa sc
ohiGred G. advance Oss 10 rets demand 81 Ais Iasi
Oatmeal Gull 90 j6kea for good common Beans We
frn.r and al advance OF l. obtain ID o1 some good E1s
nth ,, 81. -
OF heat a. 20 quafierf I~5ian Core, u 5o lTiea o
flour IN barrrs srd II sacksi export OF Corn, o5V
ouArers MeAre r.sp--t'nuT, -
aa . 70 p L
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b,ovsnt but the extreme advance had not been
on;,e maintained. The amount Of business trans-
n.,ed was tolerAby large in both the publ; faads
and railway shares.
The bond. OF The Providence and Worcester
Railroad Con- psny, Issued years ago to procure
funds for completing the road, mstnred on Thurs
dsv and were promptly met. Tee amount out
standing was $4,000. The new bonds issued are
p.ysble a. follows $4,000 in year; $50 900 ia
Qyears. end $500 600 u 10 years, and bearing an
i,te,es, Of c per cent per annum. They were al
Regulated ct par It's tie intention Of the B'2rd'
W. lesrD TO pay oil that COTTON Of the bonds be
coming due in 1881 ard 1880 in amount 100000,
by applying Dr tba, object a similar amount Of the
nett earnings Of the road duti the years and
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Foreign News Continued from First Page,

Tasus, az aso the tao American vessels OF war
which were expected to sail on the 18Th with M
Clay who had embarked after receiving hia pass
porls and settling ms private affairs.
tsppesrs that the Minister Of Foreign AhaNs'
Count Tojsl, sent circular by this packet Inr0osh
the Portus diplomatic agents for Presents 'oh
10 the different foreign Courts WIN de'als fo'Po"
ing the American demsods upon Portugal .,,
The House Of Peers sat Ia Sec-esy On 700 -
respecting the bsrbaroO' s''as'inau7n o. sola'er
in one Of the regiment, who had been h'5Sel %
death without any legal sentence.
wss.xoected the Portuguese Cortes you'd ba
closed on the 2O,h The alterations made by the
Peers in the bill relating TO the press had been
passed in the Deputies with much DIM 'ulty.
Both Houses had passed a vote Of sym2atny Tor
the fate of Sir Il Peel 10 the ID spGsies, NJ. d A.
fopsecs presented petition from Madeira, with
900 signatures in favor Of the free trade principles
which he advocates in Portugal.
Commercial affairs in Oporto were 10 ata'e OF
rrea, apathy The vintage 10 the Doaro is likely
70 be abundant
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Nv TeIekraph.

BOSTON Aug s-Arr sn'ps HndoTsu Lucy and Z /
Wtuney NOrlesnE Josephine, ksnne0ansi ID SaepNd
Portsmouth
Brig Choetaw. heree for Charleston returned having
been 10 contact with canors, a. ols O'Clock
his morirg
Brig Pc. coss Galway, June IS
Big Nancy PRATT Port lu Prince, July 10; 'chs RIO
afhin gion, NC; Fsan George Holman, ana X L9gh,
ton Philadephls; Homer Bay state Lacon, and l'ii
ca ,ep, Ferax sAvArush; John Dunlap, Portland; brgE
Jas Wallace Pictcu: Ga 81 John, NIB Wson, fuller
Savannah; Mary stanton, ana h & Gilmore, BAIumOre
mon,e Loci, Philade phis; I:hs Gen Cl,nch do Ann
spple. Albauy; Cornela NYork
SALEM, Aug Arr brig Lyes Slower, Pei!s. Cid 'ch
Mary Clara. NYOrk.
sis brigs L Peters Phls; Chss Thomas, NYork
PORTLAND Aug Arr bTgs Sloan, N-9pot Wslei
Piria Phisde phs schs jacob LougieOw and Eliza Hup
new BEDFORD, Aug 6-Arr ,css Tiger Philadelphia
Henry Clay, Albany 7h joseph Meshs Calcutta, Mach
zeh.
ca ship Ntpture, San FraneIsco.
SD .hips Nassau snd Geo Washington, North Pa,lhc
PRovIDENCE, aug Arr sips Fairfield Albany VIII
lard, and r 3 hAWbius, Nfork.
8 bark v III Harris Pniladelphia schs lnlerey.
Achssh D. ard Hsdeua, d.; Isaac HlncEey James Rgsr
ore, on, Ror don't; ps Congress and Opera do
FALL RIVER, Aug AR ST. Senator, Tr0yi ~ Anna
wsn, EYork I'm, ,,,, -,,
Acyoue and CT lea Phts. NJ
BRISTOL. Aug AR sch sylvia, Hsbse Phia.
HnNANNAB, Aug Arr bsrGs Texss, and Savannah y
Yots; big Au Iusts Co . 49,, -,
errer and RIO, Boston Leper, Goose River.
The Grey Eegls hence fof Baltimore, was cSosZed on
he Potomac rhursdsy night
Gil Brbrg Whitman, 81 JOhn NB
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ETp ~
The Peace Congress Mt frankfort.

The ,scretaries of the Pesce Congress, the Rev
II R;chsrd AID Elibu Buuitt have visited Heldel'
berg. Mannheim, Worms Dresden, Geasen. Cas-
sel' Halle, Deibig, Berliu and are now continuing
heir course through Hamburg, Hanover, aud 90,
loene 10 these towns they have been received
with great attention and obtained lotoduc,l"n e3
emipepce. From Leipsig powerful and induen.
tai dele alton is expected Liebig, the great ag-
r;cultura chemist, fully intends to be at the Con
,ysss The well known theological, DE- Theluck, is
Siso expected. Professor Urice, the popular com
ments,or ON shskspere, hiss engaged 20 attend
ana Or Lsngeur, President of the Courtof Appeals
At Dresden, aud " no was tutor TO his Royal High
meas Prince Albert, has cordially engaged his inad'
ence ia favor Of the object
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D;snsterr. &c.

R.RK Orion Of spd firm BosIon ~hch went ashore
,ons lime tincs on tde RI Point -a's)d Al plDc
suction al 5ao ffacsco the ID JAY undef 1h7 uhocoh
Of he Pou Wsfcens ,..,-,-t-,t. .,
eRIG v AsHISsroS, Of ard hom PbiIade pha' w9at
,,lote on Point lc6cos M eDneuce OF hs habCr 81
Csr,srs. on The 25lh Ut II thought aus would %
fol ID winous receiving muca damage Ai'er dseH"sns
RtIe MAY losding at Jscksonvile FOR NYort. wa.
ru,l By gh pirg curing rain storm on me evening on
the ult No one was Injured, snd Oui hs dAhass
sEIc Ds HrrcHcocx. Elwell Of 7a River has been
ed and sold al valparaiso previous 10 July D o
sARK CHALcsRoS, Dean from Boston, Jan |, for Call
foniA 10 reported 10 have gone ashore s. &c ip N 81
b,c.ae lOIal wreck. Cargo badly damaged. NO dse
TIE boat picked up Ban Francisco wi shepard
90, Of sal, M on o. must have belonged 20 snip Snepad
s,s of ard from Ayst Coon last heard II III Al LA1aaA
NOV H. 1919 win 5oo obs OIL She iofmefy belonged 10
synSyY. Nsw, M.rch 1.-THE American ship James
Monroe ron San Frsnci'co, out a dals ooanl i1 no
hsT ros rut INTO port yesterday for tho pirpose OF oo-
mere tsrds CAPT Hale staiei maj for some time
pau re Chief ofhcer ard SEAMAN were al ne hAa Tor
terprg ~arh. The ship lohene1 a. dono1lu, Du.
oItl, 1er pchur,d II 20 blow fresh Wnen me
vessel psrec her chsin compel log her - leave Wthout
having say con muticsIon with Inc shore 49,, ,.. -,
RAG skBFE uf san fTsucisco, V1lh sal'd rom Sya'
nov " M Drcenber last tOtsh wrecked ~ me =
jssnds 10 February Passengers sad le" were sa'e''
sTT osToS. of ava from Boston, whi:h went ashore
s. .il &c 90 he Encon Poiot near San Ffa1cisco
M he solo by auction the Sd OF July, IN ief IAe de
uI9 ~ p. shedep from Calais about June l6 f1r
vi civ su .fytn Kingston, Jam, from hAi'af tao
80 la In LAT q 80 lou G. So hsr hr-mt" ,ais aud
tng 10 he deck with only her MANN ~ aIsn1lag nAn
- lo.t derk load, tsky and ~zf 'teenps Dr N~
,.T Cspt sullivan supplied her win "aEer aud ~ no
's 't,yozxIA VEssELs-The following extract. from
-, received 10 hs civ Was ha11ed 10 M r "alof,
secretary Of ne bonrd Of Unde "fer WIN Ae feque''
uy letter. ron Rio JsnerO that ten out OF twelve
ln. In ro1t desnsd fr C.fp MIS- had been cond 1mne1
nc ,od Tor bene Of the und7r gftes-some sapsho Or
v.ss,j,-uohpg tie mater, but bad PfJspecs ~ sAs
,u,Ressd suptIcGgo that hs had ne'ef 40 90 sso
nation. -, =, L. - -, ,t,h
out aopaIt cause think that such claims should ID
faf-fut'y looked Ito"
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NORTH RIVER ITEMS.

STRANGE.-Some wOrsmen were last week EN-
poyed in digging well at the new village oil 40
bottsford. After digging through about Twelve
feet Of loan, they came 70 deposit OF leaves ana
bru.b sbout two feet thick. The leaves and brush
were in a perfect state Of preservation. After
passing through this formation the soil was bed
of aand.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
rogf OF NEw.YoRK......AUGV
Elenfed.

sA,n. 1scob We.,eryelL Hoodlan Liverpool, TAYLOR
L R'rt. YIN TIlchrocs, Conway, do, Columns ofeml
Gs,t.n Rrpuep Aeyef SlUcAen; Sarah, 81 runs 81
Johr, EB, wot dhuli Owe brsnch' (s1 OfonA' az "
shrts Aus co, Rchsrd. J-'eme, Il s,ookmsnj ra''
on Kentv ThnrAsion N-smith Il sJns;'hsprn LlVei-
,,1,e No lie urses Ci-srman @ y MILFORD, hsp'uro,
ssvsnt AT; Arsc AbonG, 81 Andrews q Panama o'oi-
ing, Cubs ~, ~. x,,,.,o, lam Eo,.k 4
Ne sska' kue lea, Ross, Savannah, O1ahan ID nol.
4 nj. " ,nv Mhiteo, Boston. Eeim'tn sn'i ~ %
fr.tBrl v Liiam,, Cubs Wi1sm ncduysfy, Hcnooarn'
Sea'spoit. ,.,,----.. o-,.,.,.ht.. tI.xn,o,
Prrs W,lu, gtpf: Oroca, Hopkins Frs1ercx'oq,s' 4
Heuick Grsp', Fhlsdrphu n; Marietta SUR, Wh7eIef
kcLmono; k-uowp, Chase, baBusyra ESQ " ui''aA7i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-09

In Sacramento City Juue OF dlaJThda- Dr. "ALoEhAS
DpTZ. fui u-fly OF New Orleans ss-d 81 years
Ia s.ersm-u DO CT. June -, oi chronic isLnn DAVID
su1yIN, Erneily Of Wawortn, Wayne Co. " l. aged -
yess. 9, 81, ,,-.. to,,,
yrr,s,y ,oru efy ~ Vicssburg Mas aged % wears
On Tbu,oA, evening Aug +, CATdA6lSE LOUISA
,eopd daughter % Amos aud julia Cheney, slod years
A mont AID DAYS
IT, friend. o ihs family respectfully invited to a..
Tend her 81 saturday morning In- ION IN" a. 10
cod ron tbs residence OF her tslaer, So Broo nest
hal In ,itsiOn.
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VIC RICHARD SON BROTHERS L CO.
Liverpool Freight Market.

Freehts remain without material chinge ms w-et
thoul " srls sre sui hey arrive, ~ I rars
FOR IN Passenger are scarce, 500 rhes loN
Ne~Yok dead (nets') 90 10 100 per iao cos
ard huky weight l2s65 l5s; tne goofs is 81 hSd
wsre "a I'd to ~, Gather 9' SOso1-dssf Veshh
ls me goods z0s hardware 2us; esrinenw.r-s, fns
d-lpbis-dead 2bL 1s 81 to ISL me goods 4si hHd
ware zOs e.rlhenware, l2s cd 70 l5s ba nnoe-oetd
weight 4, 81 to 2os goods ga; hard 0i @ar'h
errsfe, l1s ID hew Oreans dead TeEhl L@'2i U ~
6ue eooc, IS; hardware 2s; esrLenwse rs 81 per uo
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From our Correspondents. |

PHILADELPHIA, August 8drvfSed- SarS Aerumac,
Ranys BcItou; brig P4u1euOD, DAVIS Caals; schs he
bee g. Russen NYoTs; John Roger hoack Pow ionce;
HsnIy r. v. Dole. NYOrk; T. C>Ieie cav Proyt-
teret; Cspe Fear, Kelly Boston; Ooeco, Chts-' Nf0rN
= q Ashuiesr. COrson, Great Egg Haro1E Mary fuf-
ten ssyuum. PfovideT c.. 49, . . o.,
Cia,cd-stip Grey Esg'e Whipp'e Po't Wai!dal, Va
han. James sayiey, ShhJp, Aiata s Na'nla Morn MR.
NOrsrr,. HIS pelhuap tBreml Hty,stu a. kings,On,
"a. Frie r, der Bostou; schS '" Bed gdsn, por'
Che.ler; Deco, Chase, BosIoi Taylor BA.'n.n do
Clte ,sr Kelly. Pufstaouln. Nh Mar c furJ-l, By
Iua NYors; 5 W 'mssd, Corson, N5edflrdi Joe kD'
srIs Vouch Providence; = A Catslle, CAV, NYorE
,tmr Pc nCbicoL Sc mOuT, DO
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Dreadful Accident,

FRANKFORT July IA dreadful accident has ia
lannIsce here this afternoon. a new aud ma znicent
building, lately erected in the suburb of sichsen'
hansen. devoted to public smusements, and known
"A the Fesenkeller, or cellar In the rock fell IN
81 ts,,Gc crash. about O'Clock. Sixteen per
.on. are known 70 be buried 10 the ruins. How
many others have met an untimely end is not yet
cd
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Spoken. go.

Julv Il st4ss NJ lou 45I w, snip Chance from Liver
posi Tor \ iOrk 5tsyscnL
July is laG So loo H. ,hp Green VICE. from Newport for
Jaiy ~ is.47 80 ~ lon II 10 W. ship Dayenport-aoth.
july 10 5OZ7 n ION . q w, brig Excellent IN Lin
er ca for NfOfk
Avg lal 40 H. lon u I5 sch Nassau, from aYorI for
Mage
for MAdsIa "
Aug s. OF Cape Lookout, was reen ship Marion, John
son, I'm Nfofk for savannah .
Aug 10 AN, lstSl IS ION H. was signsized ss5aIsf
Crp,cert Civ, I'm NiOfk for Chssres A.
JUS Is. lstS5 LOB g brig KsllOch keloch' IN "'"
Orleans for hsTseillsg 49, .,,s,
Aug 30 miles OF Cape Cod, whaling brig nssu i0N
&C u,Jnhs cruise win lJ6 bDs oil oo0nd 70 n IN
Aus 4 lat 81, Ion 72R oak Convoy lo' .
korfoik ior JsmaicA ds out ...to creseant
Gags5Ps, - 90 lon u 49, saw steamship Sfe'07o'
Clfv from SYoFt FOR Chaxres
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eleven lice. ofbat,le.ships had b zen seen OF

eeeiof eleven lice. OF battleshps had been seen OF
AOene.
Letters from Rensburg and Kisl state that sew
eral of the vessels taken by the Danes bad been
released. AID hsd proce eded on their wage.
Latent sdviccs rom he coast rec lived Ia Ham
bureh AT 10 pm on the 23d, state that no actin
had taken place, nor had sny alteration been made
in the relative position Of the two armies
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NAV % lst3s, lou n W, snip sttal'icf' "stefnsan'
frnu NYofA April l6l for Csiforria :, A., ~.
Api H. lat So ~ 5, To- 81 W. sch Lydia, I'm He"'fofA
tFe b IS for san FrEncisco -. ., A., v.
'hsy4 lsl4l5l $, lon 70 w, ship Cabot iH He"f0rz
tJsI 5) for san trsnc'ico .,,, -, ...,o., .,
hYo. Mach "a Tor Ffalcisco; bal I1A! morning.
"a -tifo away Der Il ola topBsil arc 10 a sq4aA
Inre "A IA iJ ION s. 20 w. ship nsssi0niA, I'm bos
Ion frarh On for san Ffan via Va paraisoi two days
80, .nio v A. seen Ih.I ooEeo ike tho howq1A fm
Yotk Match 10 for San francisco.
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slit. Coubrough & sutr- Circular.

CoIrrspoIdeI ce Of The Tribune.
D. S,,,,., consyta LIVERPOOL Friday, July p
A.Ers-The transactions for tho week are upon IN ex-
eu.,ve ,cse-sAy zoo hbls from store aod 10 arrive, 81
s., Cd for Pots ana S'ssSfs Sd for Pearls
B.coS-An extensive tusn-ss hiss been dote 10 ibis ar
lie p .s.. AL. uulins 10 fa 90 iron ia Cd ga
Out s'Ock IL estimated al about Oon bXs a,
BAsE- So all sale. tie apo. have Oeen made 81 l' %
sl2.
BEEF-The transactions are Limited 10 tee sod 81 pre-
vOuf IBtrs
srts' WAx-Is simost unIalea5le owing - heavy ar
Tivhis
CHsEsE-AG Few parcels new have been disposed Of at
about weeks piices
Cess &c -sirce DOR lst report our Co 2 Market has
Assumed ssp-c oSiug 10 hs ~e.tho being rstnef
maj, yuTsfe selh-r ~lh accounts from Ireland, report
my The PoaO-s 10 be cDlsdefsbo, ADD Indian
Com adV.Lced ls Oh per quarter Al teosy's msrset
lsryr m ~ Wheat AbOit 10 go sod Al
a. Advance of ~ Pc ~ To~ara the clJ Of e g>f'
h-L prces for loo 50 Corr were decidedly 7sisr tlOd
We rfn anc grcr- well supported
Co1ToS-The import ofhe Wr-s has besn 81 200 hsl-s
,se. 80 sp "a IN sucs 47p 90 bAlss sgsibs InfVo
b-., rsr- p-f"o l-st year. Pdces are To loser
o. me descriptions since this osy Week ssi-s Today
7.wpbslss -
L.sp-A Heit-d tusifen has bsen done sAles being
ou 20 iuns 81 aiout previous rsi-s - .
u L. tuns Lsrd Oh soi ~ R3s sad 10 tuns
Sperm =. I Y. ,,.s
Son = b. hss re.u II ~ -xpnrt ~ previous rstes
Rtcs-k q ,hspee 30 tcss d ~ rs, % = lssbt
fts y VI 90 bhs cJu mon Amber have be-n sod
ron 2. 81 T. p % . ,
hu,il.t. hss be- q o,te strAlhef U-llsf raIes.
TAR-Nc tses 10 report
TI1rs,Tisr-No Gates Of Rough, bat y luas OF good
spii!s ioic ~ lSs Cd
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TIE receipts since our last have been FLoU <
zoo hlIs CoEH, Lone, MEAL o rs: The mare. ID
our J.. fran " good l1c, II qly including o., Tor *
.,e1 al coo bbs s. ~ ibf Tor OulOi 80 ot
tnr Mcti,so siT demand Tor WHsAT FOR mll l0g bit
of roldes CHECK operations Ohio 10 hs al ~
g,c,nis JLe Coss ma ket 4. s-Ady-OrmAnd good ".b
100 hD,b II IS n - cents fpr 'GiKsi Weste'n
ono WsKy s1ls Al ~ FLOUai. taken a. b5c for
Albany yer bhl CORs al crbu per busb.
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atProvdenee OH mp Ocean s~ W go Sang %
Arr al BobsH To- Mach slce' VI WIS
'P., 49,, Ja. % sap Peruvian. b'o"n, iof new
- +, mi rse1pserins; IA ssil sooas 2s.n.