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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
Nv TeIezrnDh.

BOSTON, Aug Arr brig Cu'huoe Baltimore 70, Wsy
uih Gcts berl VIAL, Mobile; Henrietta, Giraffe add
81 HsIB, Phiso; De aware Norfolk
CdiGt'k Wight Jr, Pefnanbuco via 81 Johns NJ
En- eire, Quebec. brig hObt Waln HOaduus; schs Mon.
ICf- Pm aC; h1el, A.haty.
BANGOR, aug Arr brig jones Crosby, NYOrk
PORTLAND, Aug Arr bark w Dyer, NYofI brig
sebsgo, hstsrzss; 'chs Richmond Richmord Victor n
Yorf. 9Th barb Oclsgla mslarzss
SALE 81. aug Arr CssUer, Ph.lad
y brg RufseL Rio O arcti scts Tnbuna, and May
Taylor. NYcrk
NEwBEDYoRD, Aug Arr brig March. Atlantic, 10
Ip so bGck hsn SpOTe June lat 81 ~ Ion 80 S. ship Pc
taisn Bsuuor- iOr CALIFORNIA; llh lst 81 49, "a 50 S
trig MAuaroset. OF WesIpOr 46O bbls; came d " br
Ameiics. Of htttapoisett 80 bbls.
CD Sd bsk Julius, Inc ian Ocean. SD ship Montpelier
Norlb Pacific
PROVIDENCE, Aug s-Arr schs Geo franklin Cherry.
stone Glsss Blower Shenandoah, and II c Fddmsp Phil
upire Albany sloop Emily, ROndouL
4th arr bah Acadia, Charleston schs Isaac Hnckley
Jsues River, John Bowman Nsnsemoud, c Mead Ach.
ssn w P CoTbell Thomg son, aud Oregon Phisd C
W Bentley Albany, slooEs Moses EDDY and Agent, New.
York.
BRISTOL Aug 9-Arr sloop Gazette, NYort
DIGHrON Aug 3-Ar schs Atlantic, and Citizen Bait.
moTe sloops By roo, and Barber, NYorE
Sid Sd, ichI BaiLett Empire, and Syren, Pbilsd
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To ProfA BAdas sapI sc Co.'s, ssrysy as 'a'
Roreiau fsOFfa-

Al Fortune Island July % sch Samuel Potter HID, up
Baltimore
A,Stsuetd May IS ,hio Horato Croker 70, Nyo,,
Immediately. sid Apt II, sbp Hr'-ns, Land New.Yrt
hsy ChesPsde, tBD DO 'is Whsmpoa and "a fron n,
Al Whsnpcs bay p, bsrk Maria Maui,o,, ron "a,
FrsncJco via Shanghai % a-ah ~ Tor NYots ltss No
tea; sen lreisnS Crosby coss no,icg salsi ADnl Q
ksri's, 10 ]. al ? San francisco
Al Hor Z Kong Msy . ship Se1hen Luruan Cl.Si I'm
New esls, D. Jan dis bark Do gl4s Su nnsr from Al
yah srd Singapore, arr 2l'L TO- shanghai
A. Mfrils Asy l3 s1ips fsnny uesleT. sweelln nc
San Fra cisco arr h. FOR Boston cargo resiy inc lee
ssfsfBE 81 Paul Allen 1r So em. uuc; Leland driase
from Bstavis. arr llIh. for Boston. lag.
SD rom Singapore prev IoJune /, BAH Lusy ElSeA
A. Baavs May a. ibip Ran er Bauard for sIns.DOr.
srd Boston, soon, bark La Ia Field Smith n Singapore
2lst. for Boston ldg
No Am vessel at Penang, June D. Sid MAY IS ship La
odes, Robbins Boston.
Arr at Padding May -. bart Roube, Ballad, hn NYOrs
(Dec o. sno d 20 date for Feoang snd Boston.
Passed Aujer April ~ Am shin Cinet, Plprg I'm New
iork fo5 Jns Kong TO reporled6 May = s6ip CynA.
Lille I'm singapore for Nfork
SO f. Asysh April ship Agnes, ketty, Fiassing
Al Calcutta June shlps ASA sr FOR 6o.ion, iakea ~
On Eugish account At L Per Up - go or DO, char
tered hy an An house, bsfks Bro here Baxtr from Bon
bay, arr 18Th, Tor Bosom rot commenced loading Wci
Ioses to@ ssrd Head. lS,h i4b .hio. csp,1 sr.dss
~, Boston; 18Th 10th Are'le Lawrence, Nfort SaA
Al p Lou ., Msurlnn' May IL, ship Colun6os Bseein
us Merrill Erglsnd fuI cargo sugar
Al Smyrna 9Th ut brig Fsvonte tB0 Tor NYort sWs
days sw brig Marie, Llne''rom iordo sane day.
Al Naples 9Th u brig Ptonix Psine, sos,on
Al Palermo 9Th ut bsrks Wsgrsm. \ vel, ron Meana
ldg Uuicn, Hersey FOR NYori, do Sic brig GaIeTpns,
do do
A. Trieste ga ui, slip bssbsr, Freemsn. une; barb.
LeroX, Hoves, from Mssmofas, ar 9 b; John VISA
Anes Tor LeehorD TO O,s Tor Pasdelph's Chilton WI
ting, for Philadelphia unc: Msseru Jsmsn, do do
Al Malses sth ult barb Rosa TO- sprssue nom CsdlL %
losa for NYok' also, Br sch Tor d., ldg
Gib'slt'r h cd Br BARK May Ellis, NYorh
At Crous adj I'm ulb Susan W Lind TnGhs m for New.
Yoik few days
Al Rotterdam. 18Th al, Dut.i bhg r opcus Popten for
BOsIon ~ or Is dsyE Dutch sch Zodiac PopEen br d.
follow Tho r
A. glasgow 10 ulL ship Lady no h. Chcae, for Boz
tor, II dAyG Br banks Perhshre Tat Tor DO eg; Adsr
Car, While Tor NYork, ready
AtTiinidad de Cuba July 49, ARK Frankul Ol,hs for
Boston, ldg, 9days
Arr Il 5, John, NIB, 3st ut ships Lorens, Usrqahan
York 7, Robt Parker Parsons, Pnlls hia Is.
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I'll
rave NE horror To p,s al In 30 =. O., -,
= n ace T, ctam nttcn NJ lsusr.. I,,.s -
Suhe ST htd found many changes ths,s -. 80
ro,tssrce ofihe preyiousyear 0 fon ne recon-
TIE entrance between The outer
10 ne northwHd ard eastward zud nearer o. Ae .ofs
east point haf wsst ed swSV. and made Hors n Iee
vsrd snd essiwsrd Ia Psnlico 511ni Tha va, ool1'
made more cut TITO the ilet and ,o11d Ae eis
and eastward. "'4n inward
There % bstween the outer breaker ffom tan n n..
feetst mean low water aud tie feet can b. esr,.s
20 good anchorage ilsde ~ The card .pia Il. 49,
be carried over The tushesds into Psmlco Sound S>1
suce has opened TO The norh~srd OF IN. e.st ,.. .
the inlet which mskes good be Dor Tor sm all vas.-ls
would net recommend huO' to b. pseed h the eS a
10 rot 10 peTmsnett condition. and they ns ht hsr.s
mislesc. II any change should occur
For ,hs res'on, IS vel hit he tide runs 80 sror,
thai vtstes are IN danger Of be swept npoa hs nsma,
ous snd-spits or shoss wud sivisa all vessel, ss,r
qnsinsd ~ih The ineis takes pio whj may be O6air
ed BY hostrg flag a. the fore.
would recommend = buoy to he placed 90 Long shcs
In famco Sound, prove1t vessels touching H. ana
good guide IN msAing Tor he bukhesi hom he soard
tice.
The sketch q the reconnoisRrt . 10 IN rroeress
ResTecf fully yours,
WAINWRIGHT Ass,st asl SurseY
To ProfAD BAcHE, suPr L Goes sarvey
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d I ( ID =,

Or Sunday Aug 4 snera long ard severe Illness FAN.
NY -ife Of Homer Tton, sged 60 years. monhs and
lSdayf. -
TIE ends Of ihe f.my ard hose Of her 'ons Albert H.
George Edwsrd snd LsvGnn Ton are respect
fully Invited attend her funrrs from her ats residence
lfs Lefoys this lTuestsy a. O'clock P. ~ without fur
iher Invitation Her remains will be taken 10 Greenwood
for lnierment
~ Boston papers please copy.
M Brookyn Mou.sy morning, Aug 3, after long and
painful ,ickr -is JAMsS PEARSON THAYER six hio1
Of I hsrles w ard Sarah Am rhayer sget ii years,
NOR he aLd ? osy'.
IL Boston papers please copy
On Thuposy, Aug 1 - Bergen. n. J. JAMES GA.
RENCE in'snl Of WIN Z. and Mary Beams, aged
months and II days
Al tmzsb-tttown. " Aug 5. EDWARD EARLE, in.
fart Of John A ard Hannsh r. Gum
On the 5h Aug EDMUND r.. LIVINGSTON aged s..
The relatives d friends invited 10 sIend his funeral
rom q Catherine ST. al 2 O'clock P NJ.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
rokf or NEw.YoRx.....AUGUsr S, 1880
IIenred.

Steamer Ohio. Brown san francisco
sbpe Esme'slca McH anus Liverpool J Ogden; Hele-
ra Vpnmarn ~ Johu, NB. = Pavensiadt Schumacher.
BHrks Ete, tBrenl 9sigeu. Bremen, Henshsl Ulk.
bart; Ann Harley tbr) brsig glasgow, WOOdhull Ms.
riel. Jcrdsu Neuvitss, Owen Sons jasper, Hardy,
Charleston Durham pimon
3 gs Excel, Tslman. Savannah, Sturges Chairman 4
Co; Thomas Wstpr msrShn an. Philadelphia; 2 somac,
Smith. Portland; NMsuski, Nelson, Ponce; 5hswmlL
York, Wilmington, NC.
Schs Merchant Couch, Richmond: Wautersr, lBr)
Beers. 81 John. NIB. Ai'Een. Nassau Edwards Maa-
ea N N freeman & Co Ann, HOpkinl Petersburg; q IN
TAYLOR Ysies Savannah, Lucy While Terry Boston Ma
~ Powell u tiiams Mlnns iOn. nc; Harriet Halo "a,
Elwell, Norfolk c d Ellie Hsrman Charleston.
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To Mariners.

RrTort y ne Supginicnd & OfIi- L Coat Ss,,,,,
Ssea,t ofth r'e1su-s IA vsLf % 70 changes IN ~.
ds Init NorA Carolina S'
CrAsT SURVEY STATION. jay q Ia
SIR have the honor rsr sunit report Nv Lseut G.
n9 "a Wainp r'gsL ssfissr, i1 IN Cossg survey =
u changes a. he in 81 &C. ID " Csre Haefas
~ u} recron ard would respectfully request suhorfs
70 Iuoih The report FOR The be 80 % Ladgsiors ~
on De rev reccLuoEfl " b. engraved and ~
"'N'N as s0Oa a. prsercsre N.fy respectfully yoQra
H.. D sAc7E. supt r = Coast Survey
H'u' THOMAS CoKWIs, se, ~ Of ne Treasury.
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Juiv lsi an p, Ion g 81, N.l.o,., x,.,.,
days from NOrests for liverpool soue q
JOY is ca ru'iu, 'hip sdsor, Ho res. ,rrp L..
Jul, - OF Doodle Headed sbot KEN. v,, ,....,
s~efirg :, ~irg r~d 'ista - ia 49, 100 orx
nsFng On ceet isrEe 80 OF -rs (suppo..d - I'd
3ngga from Boston Cor Mobiel fP'0' nc Gov
No cste, lst 20 y, lon 50 bars Desde~ops ofs.n
EYort for CosG Of Ahi;s-lsOoIser .ceoant ,sv,
Ion 500 ' MO "
No daie lat lie, biig Aq1suc, dry, from oO,ro q.
York FN'"i~
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"OOL-rhe usr'e' 70 nesrv ha-a NJ F'es-s Wool and
u" are very hrm. There Il, good inquiry.
sEBDs-SuTe sr. psrreia of an-r-a, PAxt-ed have
Ei7oe ''-oA AUG io'eku n0'0' H'''
GROCTRIEs-Tn G,or.Y'.. thor. v.-vi, A.
nul'he whrt.t fr Sugar, 10 very firm a. gass
p' uteh nse- Al &c advance " notice $50 hhds New
OIrtns al A4dt4c, % Texas Sic Ion poro REQ IL.
w tHt Cuhs ss'ss al ths Eu, deliverable here
ZIG nsuai Te Coree q quiet IA view OF The public
isle OF Thnrstay. bui holders are very SIR, ~ f~0'S
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soeoet 10 receive the honor OF marching s'uts rom
the Bureesses Corp, from he C,v on AhsnY eseofsf by
he Isbi usrd City ard that Hs II sno The Mayor
h.,s,nsc,fv yied 10 he present that OCCASION which
ccncnTrsd In and directed sent 10 His Honor tia
Ala Kelly moved that The so,d do COW adjourn, which
vhsckried-
Ard The declared the soard adjourned until 10
morrow, the 9Th inst al o'clockPm.
d. T VALENTINE, Clerk.
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MoNDAY, Augun6P.A.

The Stock market today has not been active,
and generally was heavy. At the Second Board
however, the tendency Of Erie continued to be up
ward, and the market improved TO 76i, buyer 3.
The Bonds were also frmer and in better request.
Governments were Sc ling steady, but the market
has slightly advanced. There is moderate in
quiry for State and City Stocks for remittance to
Europe.
The Exchange market closed with more hrmness
than by the last steamer. There was fair in
quiry for Bills, and the supply vas more limited
than last week. FIRST class Sterling sold at 10 q
loI with leading drawers asking lOl per cent.
Francs 23l "a 52ll. The supply Of Bills from
the South is small Amsterdam 40 q 4Ol, Ham,
burg 35i $50, Bremen 79l aeO
In Freights We hear of more doing. Engage
ments Of $4,000 bbls. Flour at Cd $4,000 bush.
Wheat, Sd; 1000 bales Cotton 3.l6di dead
weight los. To London, 900 bbls. Flour 90,
ard dead weight at Us Cd. To Glasgow, 5000
bbls. Flour on private terms, about lOl To
Hsvre, Cotton is "a. To Antwerp, 100 bbls. Lard
&c, and 100 tuns Wood, lis Cd. To California,
there is moderate business done at 60 075c.
The amount received at the Sub Treasury to-
day was sl22oOs; payments, sll79o2i balance,
s5Ol7,7C9. A transfer of 500 900 has been or
dered to 81. Louis
There is rather more inquiry for Money and the
supply Of paper is larger The rates are stiiien
ing There are stil some loans running at 46il
per cent, but we think no new ones are made be
low per cent on frstclass collateral. Paper
gees at sac per cent. for favorite and good sig
natures, and the renewed activity of general bust
ness las increased the supply at bank and in the
street The discount lines of most Of the Banks
are now full but some of them still pass good lots
Of paper at sac per cent.
The receipts Of the Harlem and the New York
aud NeN.Hsven Road, for July, show a very large
Increase over those OF July, ls4o, and prove that
the re,ources of these Roads have never yet been
fully developed, aud that they will yet produce re
suits sstisactyry to the fullest extent to theft
stockholders. Annexed are the comparative fig
ures:
HARLEM RAILROAD
Receipts for JUL, 1919 Il
Receipts for july 80 % 81
Iucres, equal to &c q ~ 40
~ HAyLN ND SLw.YoRK RAILROAD
Receipts 5r Juiy iS'o 90 653 81
Receipts for July, 1873 ................. g 30 q
Increase IN 1889 equal to s. csnG......sl275 6
Tie above receipts of the New.Haven Road are
mt eter pay ing he prportion Of receipts belong
tx 20 the Harlem Rod over to that Company.
We yesterday gave the amount Of Imports At
tits port or July, and we low present the Exports
for the same peri,j, vi Oh, although they present
favorable comparison with the exports Of last
year are yet bat a miserable Offset for the twenty
millions inpoit4tiois Of the same month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06

" Hon. Marin Van Buren, brother and John
Van Buren came IN on the Northerner, on Friday
evening last. On Saturday they took fishing ex
cur, ion on the ~ Lawrence. The ezPrssident is
looking in remarkably good health: The party
ns,.ed down the river to Montreal on Sunday
morning. lOSletsOur u oehIlnel jVIn'
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spoken. &c.

May g. ~ Ion so, ship Maid Of Orleans, s. days
ffon Newcastle for California
yure Is lG 50 IS Ion co. ,hp Tkornh. Ellis Is days fn
NOTiesDs for Liverpool
June IS la "a Ion 70 ship William arys from Noresns
fer HAVE
Jnre - lat S. lon IL alp Versailles, Haat fn Charles
ton for Hayre
JDy lstl &C. ion q, ship TanUse. Patching from Nor
lsaLsfor Hull
July si n 10 oD q, sss seen 'op -Charloi'e' steer.
ipg west
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BY Telegraph.
mnrke

The sales nj TOBACCO during the as. three dsv,
htve beer 10 hhcs. particulars are sapprss,ad 49,.
however, sre firm No Improvement In Cores 80, -
Aiis'' revS arrived FLouS Ill deprecated soS 1 oo9
bhs were Oh pped to SOson estefdsy ordinary brand.
are fdil rev A. te,ier nrees. some rev WRgAr sod
yeGercsv ~ CSC. FELlGHrs-Lyefpool & for Cotton.
Boston 2Qc @i
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IA Lirerrool CIassiaer.,or.

N = U y
hing e beter but the quotations cannot % I'D anerd
There Ia, good demand tom The local trade and sone
,bpt ibs iLqLry There &c good supply on me marIs'
ne a. 500 bbs OF domestic ~ - a y for No
t6d4 - for common SlAe and mtIaf western. - At
81 for ,tfbi. and good ONO; ". s. Tor fancy Nj
t1esn no round hoop Ohio: 75d5 61 for pare G-l-s
gt s.e SO as 500 bb. C.nsaan A. Sass Ia
bold. There were also Aze1 about ID COO Dbl. oar FOR
.xnor oa made public 10 s'utnefn 1hs market
!, buO sni and NE demand goa Ssi.s 10y 3DsA %
,5 - for mixed good sr,iI brands Mea 10 hrm 5a,s
nOrbs Jer'es IL Rye Flour 10 easier Win sales 80
90 market for Wheatis q1le aad there 1, not
NH ggering There 10 new southern uusOd sac Of
SSohu,he common Genesee was male supposed Al 25
80 COO bus hes CGDAd al for export o. prya 10
Com hi denArd good ana tne quotations are hrn TIE
.1nny is moderate snd tie sales are ~ CO. bnsses 6iG
e. ~ mixed and round Northern Sales bushels Rye
v,fen ace 62.c, delivered The market 10 steady. Ia
Osl. here 10 not much movement bat quotations are
charged. Nofhein "@ffo 'en'ey 10" He'oinns ~ %
UPRoyIsIoNs-Port Is hesvy ard The sales are only Of
,s 5ts About 500 or 900 bbls changed hands at Ia 81 q
"a 81 arc 81. for Moss aud Prime fh-Te only
ale, OF Beef previous prices Lard 10 10 favor Of he
ard 10 request Sales 40 bos al 81 for good
10 prime 10 Cut Mesis The mhte has down~Sd ten.
~ ard bear OF no sales " importance 5ass so
~. PEELED Sugar Hams al ttc. Ia Bauer and Ch-ese
hers i, no chsnge Good Butter has an upward ten
eercy , -. e.. -,,A ,.,a. s,,..
hh, Al 80 for Jeusy 25i for Ohio, 81 for Prsn Faere
were 100 Drudge a. &C. usual nne
PEATHERr-A sac OF 600 rs good has been made NJ
sqe cs,h s 60 NJ do far o. SIC
IsON-Is slrsdy but cgiet At Is, cash; $20d20 IS
30, Tor Pig Bars are 3 mos fOS Engist.
OiIs-Iir,eed 10 rshe hrmer ard he demand Is mode
The saes 0tO or 500 gallons II Q7sc he a.
eresn M bos Holders are I.ss disoo.-d n, all
ySi ~ 10 verJ quiet a. oido.e
roBACcO-Gs without msrsed change Nod The small
,rr, messing ne Ear 81 checls rluI srnns sae.
q ~, w grsd's Ken aoky Tobacco At eiq7le and IS
-. Cubs aAeTs at lsc. 8 mos
goNE-A sale Of IS 30 be prime Pou va, m,dsSt
a.. a. sdyEree VI s'eYjeEs pfieer
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ReceIpts of Produce

By the North Rirer Bouts, Hosday August B.
90 u q A,hes liz DO Provisions 81 DO Flour ~ do
Wildly as bx' Cheese $50 bales Wool 1900 bush Rye,
4 900 DO OalI y. 100 Do Com.
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III RIED,

On Monday AuF Z al Trinity Church By Rev. Dr. Wes-
ton. W Nm nUGAN Of Brooklyn, to Mss LAURA
A. YOUNG, ofAuguss, Ga
~ OeOTgtS cOpv.
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nInrkefs....RALrINnRr Anr &

TIE flour snles sum up 30O0 bbls, CITY Mus
1850 GRaiS isunrfar ged. 1O50 BEEvEs we,s 81 red
SEQ crven 10 Pssf-1uhis 400 sid al s. p a. on ts
hooL equal 10 5OGS5 nelL
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HIsIATURs ALnAEAc....rBIs DAY.

sU--Rres.. 5 on sets...... 10 hoos-seus.. -
ErGH wArER..August 6.
Sandy Hk &c 4Sm Gov ItL. SSm Hell Gale....9i I'm
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IFrom our Correspondents.I

PHILADELPHIA, August 5-Ayyissd-BHk Hsnddck
WerslsLd, tNJfwJ rirDrGs0u, Newcastle, Eng; bhgs
W6ilsull. Mofsr, CharestJn, Sea g.OEef, sheer Do;
Whale PIT kYork; IctG G4zee Rogers Wnn'ngt)g
NC; w Bell 10 de- HYorJ; William Stevens shu.e
Bangor; Harriet Aura, Ireland, NYOE ZwOsche 90
fDutcbi Plenz nseT Rotterdam. Good Intent Phce Chop
nuk. c l. HuucE RotiLsoa. Eewcssile; fhOmas 4 SEA
nan Beat hsuiord Lib ~. Weeks Providence: Wssa
toEon Leske NforI bsrse "LAe, Pin, do s,nr acS
Diam, I'd. Stevenson. do.
CLa,,2-5rgs Chcopee Emery, Boston; Alabama
Ystes Do; schs w SssIn TO~ns-nd, DO; Vanislia
SuouL R XluH; Tyrone. suOut, do; EiEs)oh, 20 nrOy
Bangor Willamette, Wilt, Coumbis River Llsrty
Weeks, Powder &C. Il 5espan, Best Harford VISA.
hicton LesI- hlos bargrs Henry Clay, BOYER jersey
City; Orb, Ely, NYorE 'tnr CsifJfnis, Cam, Baltimore
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narL.n... .cAssruLLr kErosrkp rOs rHs rsIsusn.

Fss
MOSDAY, August 8.
LSBEs-4fe in f.lr demand; Pearls are saaie ea8ier
ssI4s go b,i, Gl6 ~, ard POS Al S..
COTTON-ln COHOn the market 10 without variation l.
Holders supply tie market freely al previous ses The
inlen IL Z lAsa.
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DIansferr. &c.

sHIP TIcoSD The ship Ticonderosa Fsren,
cm Long ana Beach. Where she hsd b-sn lahore
lowed 10 The lily last evening By me steamers Ajax snd
Jec1 Bel Ia chsrse Of Captsts h 10 aNd II O~, sgens
Tor he 4ric HulUs Ius Co sld Jf tue ulds wfiIers
TIE ibp axes about inch " waef per ar. The stssn
pu mp, 10 charge u Mr. Peuy u Iho board
OF unosfwfleTs worked IL Intervals dursg hs passage
from the beach, which rlsca sts en- a. N y-slsfd AZ
morning heSrs L-f TompsuG Revsi u lnspsciou
came 10 the ship r. he oesrh where they have be "a
eugsged upl adrg or Their efficient both nj mi
ara d,y eutlc Them the IA u NJ Insurance Com
pstes crested. They speak Of the CApIsin ana OH er.
OF 'hip 10 the hshe.s or her enuon and gen
u.msnly irestH Ell whi ? on hOsrd
sHIP FAsNY FORsEsrER s~eeiiln from San Francisco
via Honolulu a. Nadia. stuck On resfue4r H. and lesI
ed dly-vOu be hove cut Tor repairs
hADsAs, Juue lO-rte suIiuauy, DsEsOl Of Bombay
dsgged and hosy parted her anchors dsng some heavy
squalls May ~ she su'sequsfly saOre sud brose
Upi The aseT, bis VIE, Odc-rs ihy three Of The crew
ard sOme passengers drowned The G1ng. from Liver
pool parted her chsios, on shore an4 filed; crew
isvst l.0i bsgssugsr lost
QuEssc July Sl-A pio. arrived his morning from he.
low Informs us that there tall rugged shic outward
board sgOund abresit 81 Liset y~slerday anernoon.
Sea Jaw. b0,t al PhilAdelpbis from Newburypou on
Thusdsy pehtls,L 10 miles Sc o. Great Egg Har6or
sueh by hghtning which shattered he rensst and fore
Iopr sat and sno' he'd down hands that deck
al OF whom escaped uutuu
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, AUGUST 8.

,rrsug,nee beyord our mars which experience and
hlsifry bhorii sach ne 70 avoid
Thfse hguresspeak for themselves:
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Year 1881 2d,4-I b,toto@o
A, compared with New.York II will b. sloFn that the
ser city Is Likewise importing ia an equally large fa'io "
increafe
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Total 1869. $40 SD s3j96.5 Sl76H 2lss l2
Nsue OF American MerchAudise exported from The port OF
Boston. TO freign counues, during The ysAs Gazing
JuIe 80. 1919 and 1850.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-30
Awful Scene.

a few days ago we saw 4 Woman raving
with the dclIrium tremcns, She was
young, hnndsoinc, and n mother. An un-
soon made 4 lrcll OF n once happy home.
drove a kind hearted husband and father to
despair and death, and brought tho wretch
ed mother and her two boys to The degra,la
tlnn of public shame and beggary. Her
rawlings were terrible. Size fancied herself
u tiend OF perdiiion, compelled by a superior
power OF darkness 10 thrust her children
INTO fierce flames and hold them there I'll
their bodies were burned into a crisp! Her
description ri what she saw in her madrcss.
and oil what she iancied she was obliged 10
do, we're awful and Undesirable. Occas-
ionaliy the wretchcd wourap womb, fy To
piercing screams of agony, and pressing the
palms %! her hands over her eyes in a vain
allen,pt to shut out the horrid spectacle
presented to her distorted vision. Then, as
II impciled by an irresistible power, she
would rush forward, clutching wildly mt
what she thought were her children, and
with loud outcrles plunge them again and
again into the furnace Of fire, mingling
horrid curses and imprecatinns, with the
most touching and iervent prayers. This
haIlucination haunted the miserable woman
long after she was rendered. powc. less by
the restraint Of the strait jacket, and was
succeeded by others, ever more terrible in
character, and too shocking for detail which
continued until death closed the SCENE.
Albany Nc@s.
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GSCaDe.

CANTLEY, The youth who WINS tried
at the lns, term Of the Court Of Sessions
and convicted Of lraceny, for which he
had been sentenced TO whipping and i'm
prisonmcnt, made his escape on Satur-
day night from the jail ofthis city. The
corporeal punishment, to which he was
~adludgc1 had been RENTED by the FIX.
eculivc, and tho Imprisonment, we un-
dcrsland, would hcvc expired in May
next But tn late jailor having abdicn.
led his office Saturday morning, and n
new, and Of course inexperienced one
having taken his place, CANTLEY, think
ing that IN iD,erresnum Of strict discip.
line might possiblyfollow upon a change
o~foficers, supposed it nigh, be an ex.
cellcnt opportunity for him to relieve
himself from his "durancc vile" Ac.
cordingly, having broken a hole through
the wall Of his room, which looks down
upon u small yard, or coua,, in front Of
the prison, the small gale Of which is
generally kept open, he made n rope by
tearing his blankets into strips and twis.
ting them together, with which he de-
seconded into the yard. Thence he qui.
ely passed through the gate into the
street, and whittier afterwards, nobody
knows, as he has not YET been caught.
Char Sun.