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ArriHnd.

Bark Albion (Br) Turner, Galway, a. ds, ballast to Jo
seph MehuTrey-l48 sleergge paisengers
Brig Ambassador (Br) Ooane " Martins y d. salt to
John Dnrand. TIE A brings home the crows Of the 81
big. Erchsnues' and Victoria, os In me late gale al 81
Martins.
Barn lons, Wade, s. MArils IS dsys salt, to Leani
Beech.
Brig Geo Warrington, (of We,tpori) .cCsty, Bangor,
d. lumber to Smith BoyrIon. SD Ia CO with sch Mad
sgysear, for NYolk.
Sch Mary Arr, Cooper Jacksoayle EF, 8 dc. lumber,
hound to Bridgeport Sid in co with sch honrose' FOR
EYork.
sch w Caldwell, xaniin Washington NC, ds, naval
Sch Atlantic (of Eewburyporl Smith, Poece, Pr, July
Is molssses, 10 Moler L Sand.
Sch Reoeccs Secor Pesrce Virginia, vo)f
Sch Rough snd Ready, AODott Washington, NC days
hawai- stores TO Williams Sid IN co VIA schs aevii,
for Boston and Deborah, for NYork
Sch Louisa Blrdssll, Wolems0y, Virginia, wood.
sch CoTnelis. Smith, Baltimore. coal.
Sch Powell Wilmington, NC 7 ds, umbe' and ns.
val stores, 10 l. Powell
Sch New.YOrk, Smack Richmond, q, mdse, to z II L
soh Trumpet, Ham, Thomsslcn, lime.
sch Mary Langdol Ferry, Thomsslou lime.
sch Coral, Conway, fh0nas,on. line.
Sch mseagasear, Bonsey, Bangor, ds. lumber sml'h
Boyhton.
Sch NiciouI, WrAy, Mbriase, d', lumber to Smith
BoyriOn.
Sch Bent Means, nnlbhdEe, do, lumber % sn''a
Sch sc;Uto, Mcfarland, Ellsworth d', lumber bound
Sch George Mary Lord, Ellsworth, d. lumber.
Sch Bettey, DER Bangor, ds, railroad ues
Sch Sarah A Smith Smith, Belfast Me- . d. lumseF
Sch heiallnc. Ames, Tnomason iLne'
seh CAssus -, Bangor spsrs
Soop Roger Willsm sIurges, Providence, mdse.
BELow-shlp Ntihsnisl Hooper, I'm Boston; Br brig
Runslow, I'm Cork with pasiepgers
Embellishments Empire Guy Shsgrer Georg's,
DO; Cherokee do; ships WIN sewarE, (Br 6ngow; Leb-
anon, San Francico.
wIED-sunrise 81, Meridian do, sun.s.sw
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GRAIN-There are 10 sales OF Wheat 10 report AMI t1s
qusnli Offering moderate There some 5000 ori 600
bushels Southern on the market Gsnesee Wheat IL
be atlSod 1850 for old Canadian GA lo5c, ia Oond q
al 5c f1r Southern The Gtock small 10 Corn the mar
keI heavy ard the demand limited. The sss are
II or0 bushels, mostly hssed a. Sic fJr 1e ted
~ G65c or mixed the srse eosing nOnilay Ols rre
heavy tt 39d43c o7 Northern. Rye Il ca. delivered, with
Islcs go brshef showing sl-a1y market The supply
Ci Corn wrs arge
PROylsiONs-Pork is firm and there 10 good demand,
panty 81 contracts Pie te O. are Loco hbG 10 81
and sly for Mesa Prime In Beef l1ere 10 no move
Msss Lerd Is active win ses COO hbsfDr Boston At
ti0Gc ard so Kegs st7c 10 Cut h5ats here e nolllg
Of mpOfan doing ssleI 20 90 lbs buzz H4uI a. =,
and 50 hh1s picked 4, &c Butter quiet AZ lUd5c br
Olo loal6- for Sisie l6d 20: for Orange CO Tue slp
ply IL not large OF prime q1alty Cheese 10 446ir with
better tnpoy OF good. the 'ses are % fs'r extent
NHlShI-isseai ~ Tlh sbl-B 2)J bllt OalJ 1ni PrGOl
hxetc Drudge 10 4bc with si.es 50 cs,A'
lhOH-fhefe ts moderate demand for iron ald 800 or
500 INNS Scotch ri have been sold within day or two a.
II -, sale OF 81 swedish S.sel Iron was
made private terns.
LEAD-ls held firmly aud the mArfeiisi 81 io- sof.
An erican.
CAMPHOR-Is quiet hut held firmly A sale Of 100 clssI
Crude 30 d, 10 arrive on privae terms
OILS Lcsted Is held more hrmly and no Fog lsh coud
he had gi the cose below 19c Sales 5tCO gallons a. y
79c, The later In smslilos Whale is duh
BONE Tetre have beea sses 5000 iJ5 prime Polar
Bor o. $50 and 5 Go DO w Coastal Sc, cash
TALLOW-A sale Of 10000 ibs prime Country TalIo "
GROC ERlFs-Are IN good requsst and dm SasI
2rp bggs h~e OF al descriptions at yefy fll prices
HAY-Is B. 06O with large stock and Ia rdemsat.
TOBACCO-ls active partly on speculation aud 80 nhd'
Keniuckv sOd 7Gtc 60 d. Virginia al djlc aud y do
MARY iaud nj &C. utusl ums
HlDkS-TLe mArket q met but very hrn Toe q1an-
tty ofsirg is limited. Some OrnOcoes are he'd at ljic
SsleI 200 Dry sailed Bahia on private terms.
LEATHER-Condnuesv very hfm and active with sup
tiles Glow the demand.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
roEr % NEw.YoKk......AUGUsP IS. 1850
Cleared

Steamships Canada, Harrison Liverpool Cunard; En-
rire civ Wilsoo Chsgres Howard 4 DO; Cherokee,
Windle ChE9res Rowland Aspenwal; Anthracite,
MoTey, Philadelphia.
ships WIN Stewart Jsmie,on, glasgow, z A pelsnoi
SliyAna, AUST Bilader CsdZ, Robertson; Adelaide,
Cobb, San francisco, SpOfard, Tieston Co.
Banks Victory Hudgins, Barcelona FOssr NckersOn;
LoTera, Sheppard. New-Bedford; Edward, KnudSen,
Charleston WsTdle; Rose S!andish, Magma, NOdesns,
ID HuTlbul 4 Co.
BIigs Allen Ring, Bates Belize Hond, Alexandra;
HorieLce, DKuglsr, Havana, Rossiere L Coz dsmeI,
Kelley, Jacksonville, Neimh Son. Wllbsrforce. tBr)
BIiuon Pictou; Edgar Omsted. Havana Il uxillo Co;
-Four Brothers Berry Philsdelphs, w Mckee; Peconc,
Hallock, Mobile.
soa sweed, Bethel Elsuibera C Ackerley; Mara Foss
Muller. Jacksonville, Nesmh sons William, Collins,
Philadelphia HsLd P Smith, States, WILMINGTON NC;
Koheso, Sack, Boston; Condo de IOchana (Sp) kocs,
hai5x Ms A RosseTe Co; Celeste, (Br) Ayre, Cum.
beTGId, Ne; Cooley Co. Bldridge, Boston; Pswnse,
Bangor
sloop Gen KosEuth, Brockway, Hartford,
Barge Venus, Cox, Philadelphia
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To Mariners,

FLOATING LIcHr At rHE GuNFLyEr SAND -TANIrr
House, LONDON. July q llt0-Nogce Ia hereby given
tat IN compliance with the rel1es o. numerous owner,
and Tastefs 4 vessels srd her persons Interested 10 The
nsvs alton Of he East Swil ts 'Tp9Fsuon hsI caused
Floating light Vessel 70 be- moorec 81 the Gur0set Sand
or The lorhern s0e Of iba channel called the Ea Swim
Trs vessel 10 plsccd rile ahOms at low spring
HIDES. with the blown mVks ana commas bearings Wiz
Dover Court Church, Just open o. the low peni Of the
EsZe Lend NE
Walton NIL jls, open % no nj ht OF he Pier Hsad
by W
Clseston Sn, uIi open 90 ne noIhvsrd Of eunp Of
trees. Nv "
NJ Gu feet Bg1y we opsu 20 he right Of the Middle
Guffeet Buoy, Ne by L.
Our fleet Sph BpOg y rs y w.
Gurfeei Beacon, WNW
Sunk Light Vessel T. disisri 2-l0 he miles.
d srinsfs 10 Observe board this vessel i've
big Ia hts both Of which will eyOlvs, viii be exhibited
hat he iOeGs will barn at elevation Of SO feet a.
net ~ he mZsn mast Elevation Of 20 FEET above tbs
level If The
Thee lights viii be 6fst exhibited on the evening" Of
Thursday the let auguss eNt and heueetorh continued
every Lisht from sunset - sAuTisa d order
J. HERBEsr, Secretary.
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FATAL ArFRAY,-A: Blacks store. Tippah Co.
Nss. near the State liGe, on the Esd July' fatal
ARRAY occurred between Drs Weo,en and Yrsn.
non, two prac1icing physicians of that vicinity
Tie latter Eas KILLED aEd the former MORALLY
learned Cause supposed 70 arise from prejudices
existins between them, one being a botanical aud
the other mineral ply stefan Nash. True Wing.
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grreEt re ~ LiEsrp00l CIalstaeation.

B,erip,, EEp0rfs, St0ski, aad Saei q Colon -SasS
srce stgh July, $3.50 bales Cotton Arrivals since 50h
9 sn6 on shipbOard not cleared 10000 do Yea esoad-
ia In he q tbs year for Great Britain A. France lj
- 80 do do ssi year, do II, do 10, Total 81 do do.
go nrevous do &C. do. 10, total s. Export from the
r. q 70 1;reaI Brian siree let Sept as ls3 900; do DO
~ me in Is49 1850 eco; do. do sans time 10 1919
rs 90 To,A export ON the U. stree lot Sc last
10000 DO 90 same une IN lS4s 22eS.Coo do do sane
~ .nr. l.t Sept last 2O4s coo; do do same tms 10
$50 $50 600; do do zane time in 1913, 22siO0O.
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connecting the different roads terminating at In.
dianspos, has been comp eted, and his own road
finished from the point Of connection 10 White ri.
YER so as to enable the Madison Company 10 deli
yer the stone brought up for the bridge immediate
lyon the bank Of that stream. The grading of the
balance ofthe road was put under contrac. on the
2sth Of June, at an average OF about two and hall
Y cent below the Engineers estimate, AMI tgen.
ty-six and half v cent payable in the stock Of
the Company; so that the grading and muonry Of
the whole inc is now under contract or comoleteI
Considerable more than half Of the work 4. no Y
done, and the balance is progressing rapidly 70.
ward completion Al the heavy work viii be
completed the coming fall, and the whole line will
be resdy for the supersructure early next spring
ard II the iron can be obtained, so ito have il
brought up the river early next spring, he says ne
see nothing to prevent the completion of the road
to Indianapolis by the lat of December, lsjl.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of
the NevOrleans Banks on the eth ult. as report.
by the Board Of Currency;
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IFrom our CORRESPONDENTS. /

PHILADELPHI Ang -Ayyissd- Steamship Osg, s
Dickinson, Charleston; 6riss Lenuel re.7rs Vssc
Blue Hin, Ne; Round Pend, Pierce hs,o'eou, 49,
Msthe-s, Il, MIN an, Boston; .cfs HsricE Graz,
York; Michigan Shuie Dighon Ontafo s 80.
Bfowr, Coeli Wilmington Nc Lake Lt5e rroyidsnee'
" Dayton DO s sa, sa1 y ss-
son ITyn., aasion: Aneses Wheeler, NYork; Thomas
s.t2 s1r,ers dc; Balloon, Psod-.on, Disht'n; hsdei-
=, Ana. g,cvideree- Oregcr, Hawthorn, NYors; hrigs
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
FATAL EYEs'....For The Tribune.
,y FINEST HELTENsrEIN.

FATAL EYES'....For The Tribune
tytksEsr RELrENsrEIs.
~ssehryu. o,ulos suaosa risn,ss~
J,,s,L
AnxEl Ihave looked on eyes
Son and winning az toe doves,
And they tooh me by surprise,
Never dreaming they were Loves
Something struck my wondering sense
sof,est lids were yelling there,
With look ofswee. prete'se,
Like saint engaged in prayer.
And, as child behOlds the rose
Globe d with dew at early morn,
Hsstenipg, for the treasure goes,
Leares the flower, bat taxes the thorn.
AZ the boy with honey bee,
Thouebtintent upon the sweets,
Never dreams OF penalty,
Till the sting bis finger meets
Or the youth the lily spies,
Liquid white her bosom lave,
Hurryipg eager for the prize,
Sinks beneath the treacheroos wave
Sc did with foolish quest
Peer adown those wondrous eyes,
Feeling only sweet unrest,
Only new and glad surprise.
Sheltered by their fringe oijet'
Beamed they do .nward all serene
!, pious snchoret,
Reading mi'ssl leaves between
Pleasant task it was, ween,
Tbas to worship, day and night
" sweetes. eyes were Ter seen,
Bent en- me with holy light.
Tears those dropping lids have swelled,
Falling one by one, long syne;
have beard them 90 held
Gentle fingers clasped in mine
Sitting silent in our wo,
Not word Of love we s'oke;
Twas enough for each to know
That the charm Of life was broke.
ss,,t,S BY D,ute's story OF ffcucesea Of RH.n.
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Hy Tete4raph.

NORFOLK, Aug l2-Arr U s surveying steamer Jeasr-
scr, Cape Haiieras bg Washington Cspes OF Delaware;
iehs Harriet HAllocG, hYorG fhos Fenner and Rainbow,
Boston; Daniel Fr6nes Nantucket; Jane New.Bedf1rd
sEPGker, Fall River.
TIE ship Grey Eagle, ard deep laden Br brig went up
James River yesierdsy
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Miscellaneous.

Veses bound from the Eastern Southern States have
had contrary winds 10 encounter for the las. ak weeks or
Two ronIks. Vessels AZ New-Ohesns from New-fof
ard Boston between forty and fly dayr on ne pa
sage The brig Phiura from this pors Tor ss7snnan' H
been cut % dsys
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spnken,dc.

Aug ) si 2, Ion Z. 10, brig aresu,, rom NY,,. Il,
NleyitEs 'N "'
hey IS no Let or lon gyea, Dark s4xouy, tof Boou, I'm
CAlfornis for Boston. N' "H
July IS "a, > So Ion g. 20 sea Coraels iro., Bso,.
for % Thomss
July 80 lat q So Ion g. big En,srpr.e I'm sars.dO..
for NYork
July 81 lat2s 20 oa 50 5,~s-sn big Louisa, m sO,or
FOR bayRnF.
Juy lsl 50 lon IS, sAp Elizabeth Dernis,u, Spence,
I'm Hsvre for NYork
July lst 4 q, Ion ST. a Am bsrs I'm Falmouth Y, 70,
RYofk "
July of 6brssI, brig DIV ovs Stevens, fm L.shOr,
for Boron.
July IS, lat So ion 40 VAS Fs.ssd ship Lsnoe Dver I'm
Hevre for NYoTk
for NYogk
July Is lat 40, Ion - ihip sssss Bray I'm spon cv
=, Aug 10 Cd Sock Island. ~aIssea bries Empire, and
Mary II I'm Philade phia ~ Rostou
York " ."
Aug Isl u 90 Ion Is =! wa iesu American steamer
Standings.
No date, on Bahama 3luki bark Ogsodo I'M Boston A.,
NOrlesns Same tire wee zen len o1he fl1sye.rsg.i
vessels, names &c, unknown.
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TUESDAY, August -.
AsHEs-Are without change, with sales 800 0os at s.
for Pearls, 6 l24 for Pots
COTTON The Cotton market ia more active, with fsr
shipping demand ard some speculative m Jyement. TIE
sales 500 TO 5000 bales at very fail press s9owlng
!c sdvarre
FLOUR AND AEiL-Tbe market Tor Flour Is nnse-
tied AID the rapid adyance Of freight has nearly arrested
The shipping movement The receipts 10 fair extent
The Eaiis ana home demand is good. There ID
cradle disposition TO pres1 sales especa ~ Of the low
grades The market IL lover for the low and m -dtln
grades TIE ises 600 bss domestic At 87i 05 for
No 9; 81 for 57l14 81 for mixed Western and
dirary State 81 al 64i for 70 sirs State: 6lt
Al u f'r strait Michigan ard good ono; 7jG s7t FOR
fancy Michigan 5005 SO for pure Gsnesea S7i0j 30
fancy Ohio 90 81 for extra O1) 7jG % Tor fancy
Gen t6D6 70 Tor Genesee The market n the
clone nominal Tlere have been yet imoortsn.
recesi # new Flour There were also sales 900 b5!s
Canadian underiiHnd dec1e n Southern descrp-
uors lhe market very heavy aud inactive There
saet GEO bbls a. 5l05 81 for mixed strait brands
CO 75d6 25 Meal 10 quiet and firm SsleI 200 bbls
Rye Flour al 2 Sass.
EIyot( Breaaitgl % GRIT Brn eni L..lndfor Stg lsp
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Ssw-YorL Cattle Market. ..rulsOAr, Aug

o OUT Q !" Q pUI1-IT
offered 00O Beeves q 500 Southern, remainder nom
this Stale and the Es,lD 50 Cows and Calves and $500
Sheep AID Lambs
BEEvEs ETc-The supply OF Cattle has been unusually
large, which fact taken In connection with the warm
weather has had the effect TO weaken prices little Saei
Of good retailing qualities at from IS to 81 50the mArkeI
closing very dull. so len over. -
Cows AND CALvEs-sses al from $40 to % 50 and 81 50.
All sold -
SHEEP AND LAMss-Ae In fair request Salos OF Sheep
at from 80 TO 75dS5 Lambs st from Sllo 5OaJ So
I.tG goo.
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Receipts Of ps.a--

by ne Morn Rirer Boats Angu,t IA 900 bhl,
ppcuri ~s 20 Ashe, 70 DO Egg do wh,tv %, NJ,
rsusr 70 60 Hams % DO shoulders; 81 e5's
i1t bush Corr go Do Wheat 2no A, 49, 20
Cheese az bales Wool NN'i w uAs
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new kinds Of produce and means OF cnl,iva,hn, ~
building piers, and docks, and villages that are ca.
pable Of becoming cities and by all the other occa-
pations that are opened up wherever new p'pu-
iation il suddenly attracted IL will also most
likely be discovered that the gains thus achieved ny
quiet enterprise might have been greatly increased
by more liberal comm and Of capital. A period OF
new hopes and Of rapidly increasing intercourse
viii follow, and If /. could be oonjecturef thai past
experience would then be listened TO- the future
might tell Of nothing bat still extending prosperity.
Meanwhile a. ho1 ,h this would be too bright
view and /, 10 certain that 1st 10 proportion - the
prosperity TO be enjoyed will be The strength Of ths
msnia BY which il Eil be abused aud checked,
there can be no doubt Of the occurrence o. long
interval before anything Ike national Dlly in the
way Of speculation can sgsin be witnessed and
there ia also ressOn 20 hope that even when the
eight or ten years at which the usual conyalsioa
may be looked for shall have passed, the principles
o. monetary science vii have be come sniii ;ently
dhused TO cause the number Of those VIII b'indy
rush upon their destruction against the lou iest
warning to be much more limited than It was in
lsi7.
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90: Ine,e, moderate dems-d Tor YtovR The ms-k.i
,s 20 ing ne o1yer Coas 8. rsiAef over sni
ronrs ~ ssI nav7 ben mlds .: s. Tor ye low
No report received from Buf.i,
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By Telegraph.

nlarkets. .....NEw-ORLEANs AuguGl0
Corros quotations are nominal. The sales Of
Tia n,sl TWO days are 200 baei-miidhng At I23 Tha
csxbriss news 10 jus receved. Sales Of TOBACCO ia
sbSs Flour In beer demand al low prices 900 bbls
have hsfn shipped for Boston and Charleston Coas h
aaolsd Il 6CGe5e BAcos S6ea 4sd5
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Sailed I'm Greenpor! 7h % Caroline, Bsbco:s, sOula
Atlantic.
Arr &. NBed'ord Aug r. bfig osceOla BeSue Boslou,
fr whaling Cid ship Loui,lsra, Taber Indiau Ocean
Sid itp Oliver, CIocEer CO.
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The dehc In receipts as compared w.ln l2is seasOa
.moars 10 $4,000 bales Tns falling of in exports
Great Britain QUITS 10 f70o0 france, So coo 10 other
foreign ports lS30COi making total oi 'et 900 bales
Tne OF he weather a. the SOlh, generally
favorable for the growing crop With continuance Of
fine weather and sie fOs- moderate crop mar yet 30
secured. This short time slace seemed doubtful under
any cTcumsaIces
NV. ORLEANS Receipts for wesks, sndlng "a
int 1918 bAes Expors-to Liverpool. 1871 bales I;
HAyre 46l Bfeme0, So ni5erP, 400 Havana aud
spAin, 20 Genoa, Preste &c. 100.
MoBIL E-Rscepts for two wees ending % Angus,
LIS bales Expos-so Liverpool $50 bslesS Ssreeloai,
10 bsles.
sAvASNAH--Receipts for two weeks ending 9Th AuguI,
459 bses Up. and So Sea l. Expor! 10 LyerP1o, SOo7
bales Up.
gAEiEsToN-Receipt for two weeks ending 3sh Aug.
IO72t baies Up add 10 l. EKp0ris-Io Live pool aga
bales .5a Sea Gfeenoek, I,l07 Up B.rcsons, 1885
10 WILLIAM y. WRtG At, q J. q
Bfoier, Poits Building, HanogersL
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llarkets....ALsIsY, Aug IS.

The receipts during the past "a bours anoun, 70
-glers. 500 hbls wsEir, 45oo bash Cokr, AOce
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The route OF the new second track OF the Ro.
chester and Syracuse Railroad is to be at once sur
veyed and will be located this I all The double
track will then extend from Albany to Rochester.
The road will be completed within two years, aud
will run through an entirely different district Of
country from the old track. The books for the new
stock are to be opened on the got inst
At Boston the money market h IS increased in
stripgen v, and the banks have rejected larger
amount ofthe notes offered for discount than usual
The outside rates Of interest range all the way
from TO l. per cent fer foar and six months paper
and stock collateral loans. The stock market has
no. been much affected by the altered state Of
money matters.
The Provincial government Of Canadl hiss a..
nounced ito intention to repeal sundry scs in rels-
ton to banks, and to create generslaw providing
for deposit Of approved securities as the basis
for An issue OF circulating notes.
The survey of the Cleveland and Toledo road has
been completed, and it is found to be very favor
able route The maximum grade is 20 feet aud
from fremont to Toledo 2s or 30 miles the road is
perfectly straight line.
aAe Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati road is
and tz7o passenger trains are Running between that
point AID Cleveland daily. Commencing at Wei
hngsCn, the surveyed line west passes near Bright
on and c.srks6eld, through Norwalk, Monroevile.
Bellevue, hamer's Corners and Fremont, to Toe-
DO. making the entire distance 20 miles The
Chnlenont, Black River vermilllon, Eat and
West Huron. sandusky and Portage seven in
number are the principal streams to be crossed.
They are passed within the maximum erade and
most Of them vith less than that gr.as IN ons
portion Of the line, including Bellevue tbsrs i. =
distance OF 10 miles where no masonry vii bs 70
ouired, except small drain culverts and very fsv
OF them viii be necessary.
The people on the line ere very anxious to have
tsis road built and vin render ali the aid needed
They will generally speaking, give the right Of
way.
Report Of the President Of the R'cHuond and
Teue Bspte Rsilrosd states that the Uncn Track,
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UaIiiorula yesssls spokss, &c.

hs,hn. Cape Horn IL a. b. - niles EN bssk Era.
I,i osS9se IN HYors (Narch % Tor California
fiy,g NSa lon 81 b ID H0nlszuuG Hadiey .n So,,or
No date, al 8 80 N H., = 81, -. 81. -.,,...- a.
Boston MAJ Oh 81 f5r csrf 's1A S~os' fiOSe's, "on'
June 8 la 81 s. lou n " - ~ p -. a., .
a. - ~ 100 ~ slpAras0-ssw h-r sys n n. ths eih
tMwce IN -, cssex 40 Cora Prsrrs I'm NLonGSc
nom hcme a. from RIO Jsnsn IA o1y - "a ING days
~ ss' s Lsad IN ,istl IS miles " Jaw ,.y.o sal,
'ps arc .~o sehr' all s'eerrg ws.srIv c.ls,r,s
Ely -, nlegos' NV s. miles, ship Ara,v. p.,.,r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14
w. p Wrisht,s Circular.

NEWYoRK, Wednesday Aug IL
NY last Circular was iisued July 81, on which date "
received the ieegraphc accounts brought by tne Anaca
10 9sh nit showing advance In Liverpool, during me
week, OF laid ~ ~ with large sales tbs ne 80 vas
without any favor effect upon merEe and the sass
were Ugh, until receipts OF her letters when 40 scIye de-
mspd sprung up which however, was soon checked by
The fee which holders offered their sIocks Ih
together with expectation Of dull accounts ny me next
steemert TO arrive caused prices 10 give way !c0lc,
On Wednesday 7th iust the CamOrias ad yces were A.
hand stating that dec Inc OF ID T. 10 10 the LVerp0ol
msrlet had occurred This had further ehecI on Ihe
greater concessions were MAZE on ANAL parcels the
daily sales were to fair extent at the decline Do Monday
l2h inst the Pacc letters were al hand and ney proved
more favorable for Cotton ihsn was generally looked Tor
The sales on Monday showed mere regularity 10 prlces
and Yesterday there better feeling Ia ms maTEe IhS
transactions OF the day amounting to 500 bales, making
toa since the u OF 500 bales ofwhcha large por
lion Ia. been sken for Great Britain for France and
The [ ointment ard fair amount for spinning.
The quoiai ons given In my last Circular are slightly a.
tered TO conform with the business doing vhe export d1
ring The fortnight been-To Liverpool 1871 bales,
LoIdop lis; HAvre $500 Bremen, $50 Hamburg, l37l;
Trieste 100; Antwerp, si5 Total, q 9'5 bales
The following statement OF the movement IA CJsiOn,
since the M OF September last a. compared with The pre-
,iOul thFee yeas .o ,e,o s.s 900
Rec's at the Porti .2oi80o0 269eoO0 2Z4 0O l7j9pW
Expts Great 5rGn $4,000 l550fO0 Lao COO I6LtOO
:. 10 France....... $4,000 $4,000 Zl9tDO $4,000
10 otter FIN prf $4,000 $1,000 25l 900 $4,000
Toal Exports ...s.1 $4,000 22s0DO i,s0oOoO ll72OC0
siScs On hsnd..".... 1900 ll2OOO 10000 251OoO
or which, Gcring pas. two weeks, Included 10 sbovs:
1870 'i9 as ~
Eipls Grssi Britain. 5000 1900 5l,0OO $1,000
=: 10 Rvrce.......... 1900 6tCO III 900
to Other fofgn p'rls 5000 400 200 1000
Yopl Exports. 2T,OOo 5000 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
saiss n, the stock Exehangs. .Aueusr

TUESDAY, August l9-P.M.
10 Stocks the market to day was firm but not
active The sttsndsnce u tho Board continues 70