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Various Injuries.

The liberty pole in front OF the house corner OF
LaureDs and Spring SITS blown down, and falling
across the awning at the opposite corner, it broke
the posts, but did no further damage A number
Of cellars were filed with water, and the tops Of
some chimneys were blown off.
AT Harlem several trees were torn up by the
roots, while many valuable fruit trees were broken
TO pieces
The chimney Of Il house situated on One Hun.
dred and Twenty frat st., was blown down during
the night and, falling the roof Of the house. it
crushed il in. The house was occupied by Assist
ant Captain GRAHAM, and two young ladies were,
at the time sleeping within few feet Of the place
where the roof was crushed in, and had a very
narrow escape, As it was raining very hard at the
time, the water poured into the house and render
ed it untenable.
Another large house on the Third-avenue was
blown from its perpendicular position, and it was
found necessary to put props under it to keep it
from falling into the street.
The large four story malthouse OF T. Widdle, jr.,
cor. Broome and Tompkins st had the roof raised
about two feet by the wind
The tin roof Of the house of the late James Rey.
burn, 90 Second.av. was blown of.
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Inc IepOIt shht Po~NN" -
Letter to w. X. Jones, ESQ. President oil
the Board Of Underwriters
NEAR RocKAwAY, July 90
Yesterday afternoon hermaehrodlte brig went
ashore about mile east Of the boathouse opposite
this plsce-wind blowing gale and sea very high
l sent three men with light to see what brig IL
was, who found the Captain and crew had got on
shore by rope from the jb BOOM and had 0een
taken home by Mr.. ]. r. Smith
The name of the brig l could not ascertain, out
the men ON the beach stated she had load oil coal
from Philadelphia to New.YOrk. No insurance In
New.York. Nothing can be done until the yea
,ce, down. Yours, respectfully o.s.D.
mo doubt the brig Adams-Edl
The schooner Tyson, from New'York tor Boston
blown off by the gale, came into the hsrOOr TINS
morning, reports having seen three! scnoOness
,,bore on Jersey, and also ship ashore near
New Inlet.
The BRIG Sarah vOse was got off by the Hercules
The British ship is OIL
The brig Warcaler is OIL
Brig Berlin is off,
The prize ship Martha is still ashore
The .bip Celestial for San Francisco rode oa' I"
safety. Went to sea this morning
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and shade trees, and gardens, is great Not less
than three hundred shade trees mostly naples,
are badly mutilsted. A large locust tree In Olive
street, two feet in diameter. was torn uo by the
roots Corn is everywhere PROSTATE, and We may
look for much damage TO the crops.
The journal says: at dawn the trees were
whipped about by the wind leaves twgs and
branches were sent scattering over oar streets and
sidewalhs awnings were torn from their ftsten-
ipes and in one instance, building IN the upper
part Of the city was demolished by the hsrseness
Of the storm. Its violence began 10 abate about
nine O'Clock yesterday morning. when our citizens
felt IL TO be somewhat safe TO walk our streets.
The pavements were found to be covered with
the limbs of trees, torn of by the fury Of the
wind. and the around concealed by the multi
tude OF tgigs and leaves scattered about By the
storm. =,
A considerable damsge was done to the shipping
In the barbor The schooner Traveller, belonging
10 the Messrs Bushnell OF this city, dragged nef
anchor during the gale and drifed high and dry on
the sand near Mr. Hallocks wharf She was not
damaged at ALL and it was thought would be got
of at next tide ,
harbor bad her maSts carried away by the wind
spd finally sunk. Whether any person was on
board, We do not know.
A number Of pleasure boats were driven ashore,
two or three OF which are now complete WRECKS
Among the latter is the favorite craft Henry Clay,
which now lies in most dilaPidated and useless
condition.
The tide last evening was very high, and it was
feared that much damage would be done about the
wharves, as large quantities of lumber, wood, DC.
were piled up, most OF which was in loose condi-
ton.
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There IN M .h.u fhiLADELpBrA s,,. :, -
very ye.t,,cS ~ 70 notice 10 stoc.s sy July ~
..s he s :ss, ar; % On
re-. -. ss s.ds At fhs fsn s q va'sa States
has bad ,c Ssos o n,Tos,. Cotton ba S A.i
The wealeef today hss 80.
demand advance 8, more acuyiy. Holders OF ,,orros
fLorR s Europe ba buyers b5S os ~. tss
ping btapds A. 80, s5 III per barre f,r . gu Ine
civ des en-. ~ sioa 5ee bbs wore ,,k soip-
q. aida .aa AZ ATS 2 e2i fSr e,rn 20 sne
Small sales Al 49, ~ Tor fancy brspds ~ ~ na, "a
vs,es Of 500 bAs n, yer so CoSs MEAL is drmer
- sesee an5 ro e q primo red all s psr $780, ~
=, 600 > eoesoes ye low -. 'ceee aud w,aled
shsr ana ne aocI + ,Ss is.ass,vsn CorrEs /. Ssd
ni ne, 40 prss, q ell inds have s1,
ssd2s q. 10 ~, Hkr sells really ~ cent. 10 hsog
az ' 80 st-ss BeN,ss2 zoo RSg &c. 70. ia.
ho1 g. "a, q eF4 m ssd heea 81. elos0 Krn,,n,'
IN Nv ss eLso R5s G.. 10 as u sEee Ss1.'osg'
- TX ba nt Id $50 soft ~ 49, 's'e D. st 30
NJ g. ~ "a osn ses AsA las 100 rag az. bs
" - tsn saS AM. la - ~ w "'s Aa'
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ins' In Car ton were leveled 10 the earth. Nansr
gus cellars were overlowed Several Of the Eric
tarn.
Inc steamer Baltimore. from Acquia Creek, re-
p"Ih z terrible storm on the Potonac All the
oa'hs and portion of the vharves at Piney Point
were washed away. Great confederation pre-
IL yet due. 1872
The morning train from PHILADELPHIA reached
here a. O'clock this afternoon
yonn nei,o' a well known and much respected
citizen, died here yesterday.
The storm has abated and the weather is now
fine.
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COLISEUM, $50 B aoADWAY:

rU,BE BARD on ACROBAIES AND DANNEno,
snowu Is h. Caupapys Family having on! las, sLriyea
80, ,S have ne honor Of authorizing III" public tnM t1ey
m ps ON toy Inc Sr,, une on MONDAY EVENING,
yu, r. al The cOs.am The performance to commence al
O'CLOCK preciiely .,uows
tGrest Arabian Exercises By Two young men, IN tae
n,.e ~ wh,ch they viii perform ssionsh'og ieai', &c
a-The famous Spanish dance, the Cscnuchs' oy mss
The Msgica Ladder BY Mus R9sita, who wll ascend
n, ION oft and hen dance the Hsudango keeping Ter
hslsnee all the true and without any astsIscce
Miss Rosila viii perform also on tbs SLACK WIRE ana
s.nIe az veral steps xad innate the Spanish mslo &C
she performance will conclude with The Dance or
psn,omime on su1 executed by three members OF tne
,,,y younR Miguel periomnghe character OF the OHIn
hard Pr:e Of admission 81 children half price,
Yx2e 2ist
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D,scoyerv ofa Body, Fires, sc.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, July 70.
The body of a colored boy, named Jacob Brown
was found yesterday morning at Henderson's
wharf tits supposed he was drowned during the
storm on Thursday.
On Saturday night the gasOmeter a. Thur,tan's
Hotel, Ligh. ct. took Are while making gas. IL ex-
poded, destroy ing apparatus, &c. and setting fire
to Roachs paint shop adjoining. The loss is about
5000; uninsured.
This morning, about o'clock, the lumber yard
of Kirby Son, at the Falls, was destroyed by
FIRE at the Falls. Loss $4,000 uninsured.
Two small riots occurred between the fremen.
One man was shot in the face.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Session.
HOUSE OF REPREsENrArIvEs.

WAsMsGroS, Saturday, July 90
Mr. DANIEL made an Intellectual motion TO 50 ln0
Committee on the Private Calendar.
The House resolved itself into Committee 0. Lns
Whole on the State of the Union, and resumed Ine
consideration OF the Resolution from the Oommitee
of Elections. declaring it mex pedient TO admit a.
w Rabbit as a Delegate from Deseret
Mr. Russell of H. thought Il was very much
~ he regretted that Mr. SMITH was not admitted
asa delegate from New-Mexico. de was also In
favor of the admission of the delegate tom Deseret
and should extremely regret II the delegate snau
not be admitted, because he wss Of opinion that
his was the last chance We should have this SEES
sion 10 do any thing a. all for Deseret asyesterday
we had the last opportunity TO do anything Tor
NevMexico He had scarcely hope that Ter
ri,orial governments will be established over
either Of these territories during the present
session he had still less expectation that Ell
tber would now come in as a State. He thea
contended that il vas Necessary 70 have dele
cate here to state the wants aud wishes oil the
5eople. The delegate being here, 1t IL 10 the
nouer Of the House to admit him or not, and no
az beipg necessary to authorize bis election,
tLerefcre Il was no violation Of law to admi. hin.
There was no occasion for precedent This House.
Ia. a. much right 70 determine thls case as any
former CoDeress had to determine other cases. He
denied, smcng other things that 70 ADMIT me Del
esste would be q quasi recognition OF me OOnsu-
tn,;on Of Deseret and laws passed under It.
He did not look on the people Of Deseret as
alone interested. The people OF the United states
have a right TO The delegate, even II all the Tor ner
were opposed to admission Butthey contemplated
HI. inmediste admission. Did any one doubt, that
II here had not been a dispute bets New
Mexico and Texas, Smith wsold have been ad-
nit,edi There is no such dispute With Desefes.
Therefore, the delegate should DC admitted. de
cared not If they were Aornons IL vas enougn
or him 70 know they were citizens of the United
States.
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BY Telegraph
Terrible Effects Of the ~ orm at the South. :

BALTIMORE, Friday, July l9-P.h
The storm continued during all yesterday, with
great violence. An immense quantity Of rain fell,
and the wind blew a perfect hurricane from the
north east toward night 1t increased in violence
the wind blew with undated fury the tide swell.
ed some FIVE or six feet above the usual hg tower
flowed the wharves in several places doing con.
siderable damage by filing up cellars,&c Toward
10 o'clock, ell the telegraph wires north, south,
east and west, were interrupted some OF them
broken, and others unable to communicate. The
storm till continued. Numerous trees and some
irail houses were blown down. Our streets were
completely drenched with water, aud all over the
city, cellars were more or less flooded. Joness
Falls rose 10 an unusual hight
The steamer Georgia, due from Norfolk yesser
DAY morning, and the Jewess, due this mJrniag,
have not yet arrived The steamer George
Washington, with the Philadelphia passengers,
due at ten last night did not arrive until this NOR
ming She had very rough time The steamer
from Richmond, afo from Washington, ard some
of the Ericsson boats, have been detained. The
cars from Philadelphia, with the mail, did not ar
rive until half past eight this morning, being delay
ed four hours. The cars from w Washington are de-
tanned by the washing away Of the railroad bridge,
near Mount Savage factory. Several vessels 10
the harbor were moved from their moofings, though
have not beard Of any serious damage 70 shipping
but great fears are entertained for vessels on the
coast
The storm continued this morning up to II o'clock,
when it began to break away, and the prospects
now are that we shall have fair afternoon. u Is
difficult to say what the damsge has been IN the
surrounding country bat if the storm has been as
severe as in hi; city, there Is 10 douss that the re-
suit has been serious
Business is pretty much suspended, owing to the
bad weather and dealers waiting the steamer
The steamer Jewess, from Norfolk has Jass ar
rived The captain reports that ne never before
. AZ ueh nj la m
some time, waiting for the storm 70 abate Oap5
Nickerson, Of the bark Pswtucket which cleared
from this port for Cshlornia few days ago. came
up in the Jswe.. He reports his vessel complete
y dismssted, while lying at anchor on w edneslay
hight near Horse Shoe. The impression u tns'
serious damage has been done 10 vessels on tae
cosst The Geosgia has not yet arrived ron NOR
ok. The George Washington which went 90 a
pleasure excursioa esterdsy % the Eastern ooo's
So desyed AL night snd arrived tbs morning
Mnpy unfinished hoases in different Parts o. inc
city w,Te blown down A row OF ten ne" oa1"-
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AT NEWARK.

NJ. o,,I, Adrert,ser OF Saturday says Iue
lug :mone its other damages in tins ots.e
ms regret to bear has very seriously nG,ed sSs
gonp pgyo.t1sted in some ins,ance' beyond the
hope Of recovery The Peach orchards nsS9 that hat
suffered but so large crop wi. snrclpA'sI i tbis
this loss j, Is hoped WIZ n.,,i SS mentioned yes.
city, IN suui I"s,n that the African Presbyterian
tsIoay, vac plane At had its floor covered with ak
onsicn 81 w.,sr uniting I. for Immediate ooca'
psnCy Capt Ryan OF the ',sa@s. ,o - : Ss5s
from New York this morning RE ssp nav Cemetsrv,
ere on Inc ',ssnb boat sunk at Jersey CITY com
40. rrscs' The steamer Margaret Kemole
P ,e.o Yesterday was stl high and dry, with
hs hsrges un the meadows near the upper light.
h bo IN Newark Bay. The Southern trans oil
cars were delayed several hours ey trees p'osus'
red over the track.
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Proaress OF the Cholera.

NASHVILLE, Saturday, July IS.
During the past twenty four hours only 4 deaths
have occurred from Cholera
LOUISVILLE, Sunday, July IA.
The deaths in this city, during the past week
from Cholera, number forty seven.
At Bedford Springs Ky. four fatal cases Of Cho-
lera have occurred.
ST. LOUIS, Saturday, July 20.
The Board Of Health reports for the last "a
hours. 80 interments of which 10 were Cholera
Q under S years Of sge.
CINCINNATI, Saturday, July %.
Board Of Health reported 60 deaths yesterday :
81 OF which were from Cholera, and for the past
"a hours they report SO deaths, 80 Of which were
from Cholera.
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THE MARKET 8.
RISE IN COTTON, CORN AND PROVISIONS,

The U. 8. Mail Stea nship Atlantic, Capt. WEsr,
arrived at her wharf yesterday morning at O'Clock,
making one of the best passages on record, 10 Wit
ten days and ftteen hours from dock TO deck.
The a leN Liyerpool on the 10th inst at 10 NJ.
made the Highland Lights at $40 P. n, At . AN.
came to at Quarantine. and at 3 A. NJ. arrived at
her dock at the end of Caualst-
By this arrival we have dates from Liverpool to
the 10Th, London 10 the 9th, and Paris TO the sth
inst inclusive.
From the following log Of the Atsntics voyage,
winds, except for few days. Her best days per-
formance was3l3:
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MORE OF THE HURRICANE.
.cc,d,u, nj the In-titu,Ion for the Blind.

During the severe gale Thursday, the rooi OF the
new building on Eighth avenue, used as sales
room and mandatory, was raised and thrown
down upon the inmates, some 25 Of whom were
i'm m ediately under the roof Fortunately but one
girl was hurt by the falling timbers, although there
were some narrow escapes. The accident occurred
at halfpaht four in the morning. The roof will
have to be all relaid. The damage is estimated at
e5OO. Much damage was done to chimneys avn
ines and trees in the upper part Of the town.
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Hnuses Injured.

A large portion Of the gable end OF the Ward
School House, now in process Of erection in Green
wichAvenue was blown down. A four story brick
dwelling, on Avenue A, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets, owned by Mr.. Ulick, was en-
trey Frustrated. No. ISL Sixteenth st was de-
priyed Of its roof ard chimneys.
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ROYAL PAPER ndACHr
AND JAPAN WORKS.
hhAin-st West Belgrsye Square,

yY,ur si ano ~ CONSTITUTION HUI Birmingham.
az. es,, 20 IN having been appointed agent IN
a. CIV iot hessfs. yennens Berdye son. s -. ~
pared . -. naectnring hcuses 10 Europe Il now ore
soods az % orders for al descriptions OF Pan,aT ~
% ana see Invites the merchants ADD he nnnc
kasnos SAMPLES Of tables chairs yTtnS g..s.
eAess sOsids Wis nsy eOIss. card eases, glove Sosss
sneischy every vsrs,S 1sssope boxes eAddies hc
tbe original 'oesses Of Jenny End. la an 49,.
x wee. dss Of S Above goods can 10 executed In
,s2a ,m s"si issorsoS, gs r.s+a m .,.,,.
..-.----uoesw eee Maiden Isne.nS iohnI.,
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Church Injured.

Dr. TyDg's elegant new church, near Second sv'
between Sixteenth and Seventeeth streets, also
received some injury. AiempUary roof, ovsring
the unfinished towers, was blown of, and striking
the slated roofof the main building, its flight to
the ground, considerably injuredit Partial repairs
however, were made yesterday.
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GRAND ORGAN EXHIBITIONS.
AT GREENS ORGAN FACTORY,
l72 CeDierst oppolito Canal,


liz CenterBt opposite Canal,
on MONDAY EVENING, july q
Mr. WILLIAM A KING
uls TUE HONOR to inform he fteods aud the pub.
III "a viii exhibit Thy permzsioD Of Henry E,ben
and speDdd first class Organ ust erected by
: =, I'm Tor Richmond, Virginia
Si"e" WI PART I.
Overture TO ObeTop 0rgan-hr W hiog Weber.
Sacred Aria Ills enouRh-Mr nendeiss3on
I Overmre MassLieno, Ofgso-Ms a. ing: Auoer.
Ins Iandsie Dominum- MS "a. bouo az ...; noLerL
VoeaI Duet-MesNs Beatler ana msye.,. 'ienoeA<onn'
aSsnd Duet CoDcertante, Harp ana U,ss,
IN three movements concluding ", VIII .s ~.
selsbI sied Prayer, ON Kossiel nos " r uo.L.
kessrs r. H. Williams snd WA Mig '"' ~ o0On'a
PART II. - -,
|, arsnd Concert Overture, Ofgsn-mr W. vL,.
|. a.. Rssips-Mrs Edward Lodsr' 49, SnefuoinL
Z The Wedding March, Organ-Mr' W. A. usnsa,.s,h,
Il Ktng...........'.ss'.''''.s' - :.
. ns,msn Vocal Qnartei1e-A essrs peut
ler Ka Meyer and Ohfein "a III ,hs
r,smooTansous Organ Performance, In wnicn all zoe
Ln,i,nl .ops and splendid combinations OF nis nae
S,ssn viii be particularly aud prominently exnnNed
ct.orsn al 7f-Concert to commence al CLOCK"
poes ke esn,s EACH to be had al Erbens Factory VIZ
csn,, y. Opposite Canal at sodars Plsnoione ware are
49,, Brosawsy or at the door on me evening OF .ue
performance
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

r. The OBsEQUIEs, postponed from Friday
last, will take place to day. We have heretofore
given the route Of the procession. Should the day
be fair there will be an immense turn out.
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Injury to the Railroads.

The drenching Of the storm and the dashing up
Of the waves of the River, did considerable damage
to the track Of the Hudson River Railroad. At q
point about mile North Of Anthony's Nose, some
thirty feet of the track gave way under the pressure
Of the train, and let the locomotive down between
the rails. The train tthe a PM train up FIJI.
day. was stopped, and the Right train down was
obliged to stop at the same place. We learn that
the track this side of Croton has Jared hard bat st
remains in tolerable order.
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NRW-YORK TRIBUNE.
ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's q ARDEN.

,ougHAM A CHiPPENDALE, Managers.
ncsGss svSNIN0, July a. mo eOeS1alnmoos ~ul com
u'bio .,lb . Grand Overture by The Ofc6osirs
neob ~ 6fsI time bere, the reno ~ned fairy ExuaVs
An" W." ZaOf
roRTUNIO or the Ssvon Glned Servants.
New Scenery, by Messrs Thorn Colbert
,.sap d "a r1.u 80,
lkDorile ibis original ehsrsc,erl. Mr. ChpPsadAe
niss NJ .'mlss tAyiof
ss,,ss VlDdcts Their Original charaeteTD hs vernon
Grand TsmbouSine Dance, by Mile Celeste
LIS syphlde, I'm frat act by Carlne.
An tntarmissi0n Of half an houf when the maxnDcep'
~ Room will be thrown open Promenade MUSICALE,
ssrr, Ladies aud Families may Obtsin Ice Cresins soo
<freshmepts OF every variety. Likewise he speoold
,wer Saloon for Gentlemen
To conclude with the Farce OF
TIE IRISH LION
Ar squabbr. Mr. Phillips Miss Echo. Alss Taylor
In Moore. Brou CHAN hIs Flzgg. Mira Bro1gbam
Admission 10 all ps5s Of the Salooo, 81 cents Puvste
sIss IS Doors open al 7ii to commence ats o'clock
,A,TIE GARDEN Havana Italian Opera Com
,n.ny uuder the direction Of Siglor Bsdlal-Rea)-
.f,rss sigt or Lorenzo ssvi, Sig @. Ba sl Signora
as,o,~MONDAY EVENING, Juis q Will be performed
rsi1etu's Opers OF
LUCIA DI LAMAERMOOR
,,is signora Bgsio; Lord Henry Ashton Slgnor c.
Ian; Eogerdo RaS-nswcod sisuoi, u s.vi Ar uro,
ssror Bsdisli; Rsimondo, sgnor ID. Colet,l Nor.
.nno sigror l. Ba'Ruini Flora Signors BslpL
,..s,ro and Director Siguor Boltes'ui Admission 50
me Doors open att; TO commence st O'Clock.
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Barge sunk.

Welearn that barge containing 200 tuns Of Goa
consigned to the Poor. House, was sunk near the
foot OF Twentieth st. Those aboard barely escaped
with their lives, losing all their personal effects.
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The Storm, &c.

BALTIMORE, Sunday, July q.
The Southern mail is in, bat nothing South of
Augusta. The late storm ragged Tremendously at
Elizabeth City, N. C-wharves were damaged,
houses, trees and corn levelled Along Cape Fear
River much damage has been done. Throughout
Maryland, much damage has been done TO the
cnrn
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CHRIsTY's MINsTReLs.


NIO l72 BROADWAY between Gfsod aud Broome sta.
N-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING The WEEK,
The original 81 d well Known
CHRISTYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
The frat established and Oldest ganZed 6sDd IN tue
word eempfispE Company u tweve p@rormeIs, under
the amoeO1 Of T.. p Chrsy. They VIII have tho honor
OF Giving heir original and lninie6e entertainments every
Night uIIi fGIlhtr notice
Admission Is CENTS Doors openG7 Concert viii COM
menos NJ O'clock
An afternoon Concert on Saturday commencing at 5
o'cloeL p NJ Iva iw1ss
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De.tructiye Fire In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, saIurdaJI July %.
A FIRE occurred this afternoon on Falls avenue,
which consumed Thomas Lovegod's machine shop
and McKeenGn's iron foundry.
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The Slave Shin,

TIE prize ship Martha, from the coast OF Africa
remains ashore on the beach. She will have to
heave her ballast out before she will be got off
She remains perfectly tight and has not received
any damage.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Nsw.YuaK TRIBUNE,

The Compromise Bill, &c.
BY Special Dspa,eh To The TvibEa<.
WAsHiSGros. Saturday, July %.
The Cabinet it is understood, is nearly ready and
will take Office on Monday next
Early next week message on national affairs
will be sent in to Congress.
The unfavorabe vote on Mr.. Kings amendment
dividing California is considered the death knel of
the Compromise. Me'srs. Clay and Foote, it is 40
dsr.tood, have given il up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
Effects of the storm Mt the south.

WILMINGTON, IN C) Saturday, July 20.
The tremendous storm which visited this region
yesterday, was so severe on Cape Fear river, as to
prevent the arrival of the Charleston boats at this
port Much apprehension is entertained for their
safety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
Political Rumors.


Various rumors are current as to who will De ap
pointed Senator by the Government in place oil
Hon. ]. A. Pesrce Of the New Cabinet. Hon. AL
bert Constable it is thought will be chosen. Elk
Gov. Grayson and DR.. Humphreys have been spo
ken Of