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Shining Intelligence.

AsHys s,nce our las; report
Shipping Intelligence.
Ar fo New YoTA-Aug. 9. Ambassador, at Gibraltar
emu: Nsrrarrt E7ans do Meridian at Liverpool, ~ a.
Martins VINEYARD, II The Cl}de rs; - -. l.
cool zih AgItsor and kez.aa, al LlmencN' " OF
Sd for New-York-Aug. Z, Kossuih, In LyerP,''
Webb Liverpool and sarah; fm DO % p, t'at
ParkeI. and Argo. I'm. DO, .ndg.er fr Hln'nrr fll
Meta I'm Bremen. Baltimore fn harre Pnnre d. Jon
ul.e do 29. Gipsey Queen tn D. llIR' Ati3I-c IN
Mandarin I'm POINT Veudres g;h. odessa. IN Queen
town 10Th. Angel.quc, fn. Ans;eTta.n' 2.s J'--)-e
Az I'm Bostor-July 2. j. Z a, Fayal aug o. Henry
Mathews at smyrna. I'm, Germ Malaga
80 te- gostOn-Aug II. Saclorl. fl Liverpool 2--l
Hvsdes I'm Glasgow 2lst Isabelle stewart fn Liverpool
AR i'm Phadelp hia-Aug q, Anna, oa Pil, kalawa4,
sid for Phladelp his-Aue Il. Napoleon In Bordeaux
Road, 10Th, Mary fleasants. fal Liverpool
An fm Balilmore-Aog l'' Carfe, at Be-i4s. 49,
SO Tor Baliimore-Agg %. Mar.a. I'm Brene-har,a.
Ar In chsr!estors~Aug a. Eurcs at Antvera ,llr-
earctta. ~ do. ; 10Th. So was. a Ora, esenG
sd l0g Cbarest0n-iu~ iC William and Mar, l-)m
R1len 18th, Huguenot. in. Liverpool
Point: l5rn Foam, ct WeYflrd Wind Al do Industry IT
5. GO Defby. at Grayesend. Falcon, o. Do Eureka. a.
.d,d n' Resa q; yeted yS,' az
18Th. Nalclnse. al Craveseud Enterprise. al HUI Ar
gre, t tIe AIeel' az NIn5s u d go az a.
lyereoo, 20 d. iorager, anc ZEN and al tth: 'Ai'
at Hun, Lassng; at DO <ist, Elizabeth. a. Bristol
Al Ia -. Andrew "a kauOrl AZ tNt.io
50. for s. Andrcws-Aug 70. Tropc, from Deal
SO for 81 John. Aug. 49, klncaDJn.
AR from QueACc-AUs 1911. Csronei a. Br'to4 pIA-
shiTc n do British Queen - Falmouth Llna.he -
Fleetwood; Michael Angelo 10 Crayescnd: hehe Al
Queenstown. Dale, 10 Sunderland Mara i Dorothy Al
DO Falcon do, Ticklc Waterfor8l IIariee a Man
ford DIVES at do; Igih Ann at Gloucester; Wave at
Knss.s William OF ETuoltA Bar, Arel az Sunderland.
Con - Il dc. Lord Brnnchem a. Shields; Lady camp
he1at Waterford. Bel NJ Gnnshy' Eni at hlrrinston'
Wcln-ion az Ga hole. Provdence az Shields 2lsi
Trp eHa a. Grayf enc Pr ~ al S~asca, Message Al
Chester. cd Ellison o Newport Herald a. Liverpool
Resolution 80 do. .nLto,aafl e q; d., am az DO,
A1-o 90 Fo-e,, Monarch e.. 90. Go'sandor - Co.
Alc+fsea g 90.
Arr from Mou'real-i2ta, British Pride n Liverpool
-lfh. Luce - a. 90.
EAST fNfIA SHIPPING.
C3 ~ Ca'c-tI June 20. he liant for Neifl On, 2iih
Writr ln for boston
Posed Amer Carnngton. from Shanghai for New-YurS
Jlue I4-h. r1amaoIdas. z2d. 60 T Illlams, I'm Ma
n'a for Boston. June 3; OWard, from Canton FIR New
Yor.. Junc Il Grafton, I'm Batavia for Nc"-fofk' May
a
~ Hong Kong Arro1aut and North Carolina.
Il shanghai Ansiss, Antelope John Barring Oriental
ali ..ace Horse. ,
AtNhampoa, Crca. Britain, Roman Samuel Russell
{. p . mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04
Arrest Of an Alleged Murderer.

CAN.NpAGUA, Wednesday, sept ,, 1871.
Henry Wooden, whose wife, about SIX years ago,
was found IN well near his house, has been indicted
b, the Grand jury Of tins session, for killing her.
Suspicion has always hung heavily upon hin, but
nothing has been elected TIL within few weeks
past that could tend to convict hmf but rocen, ccy ell
opmenis have been made by his son, whlchlS strong
evidence OF ms guilt Wooden had recently com
united rape upon his sons wife, upon which charge
he IS under five thousand dollars bail Anunlappy
feeling growing out of this, has caused ms son 10
make public ms knowledge OF the circumstances
tending 10 convict his father. Wooden was lodged
in ail al tins place, last night, To await his trial lie
apnearS very uncOnCcrued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

in August, show large gain over Angus. l,s, ven.
as viii b. seen
Flour, boiS ---..--------.-.-.s.s .ss5 1880
Wheat. bush -..-.-............2-N6s SIS tSaSs
Corn. bush -.--.------------.-lll.4n 9ss
The Merchandise Imports for August
notwithstanding the duties Indicated decrease 90
m lac, prove TO be larger than August las, year
It's not exactly clear 10 u how TINS result is Oh
tanned. 0ui the Custom. House figures SHOW L. Il mar
he that the goods imported IN Angus, averaged a low
81 du;y}han las, year Warehouse goods oc, gene
ralya very A,gh duty, and o; these half a mlhoa e~.
VS. Withdrawn tbs August than last. THIS pArtsly
accounts ioT The discrepancy alluded %.
tvroRrs NEWBORN. AUGUST.
nuas, Mcrrs,pa, So sis So s92 s, si s r.ss.
s5sc,. and Bullion 's s6's g,3&, $50
Wthdr'n tum Warehouse Siss7.a'i >i7l6o0 sl.spls.,
Ieta' ~ c,rsu9pon i5ssIio tt,sM, >', 800,
Vt Philadelphia the Money Market Is un-
changed The street ra;e Is iai3 p cen. for irss
class paper
The receipts at the Office of the Collector
Of the Columbia Railroad. Philadelphia. for the
month OF August and for The year thus far have bees
as follows
Amount per As, report 250,sA IS
DITTO, month ondiug Aug 81, lr5i.---..-- i9.sSS 0s
Whole amount since No, %. lS5o..-. $2so,l5r 70
same time last ear-.------.----.----.- Ni,T'f 20
Increase. $3.50 80
At Boston the Money Market Is rather
easier. The street rate ON loans is 9dle = cent.
General business was improving
At Albany $4,000 of Canal Rev cnuc
Scrip has changed hands a, . a. y cent. premium.
Twelve miles of the Cocheco Railroad,
between Farmmgton and Lake Wnniplsoeoc,
were opened on Monday 20 pubic travel. The CO.
checO Railroad commences at Dover. " H.. s.
miles from Boston, over The Boston and Name Rail
road. and now extends = miles IN nOr.h-weSterly
direction. 20 Alton Bay. the extreme southeastern
point OF the Wnnip>iogce Lake NJ this pom, II
connects with a new steamer. the " Dover" She u
nearly Ice zee; long - feet beam, and capable OF
carrying five or SIX hundred passengers, at speed
of some ~ or IS miles the hour The plan OF the
Directors to connec, the Cocheco Road. by means
Of this steamer With the Concord and Montreal
Railroad, al Meredith, and also with Wolfbcrough,
Center ilarbor and other important >toppng-plare>
alour the borders ofihc Lake.
TIE Boston Post says it is whispered chat
New-Nork Is not likely to grow richer much OF
her southern and western trade OF last Spring How
particularly acid those grapes are
The work on the Lake Shore Railroad Is
being pushed with energy
The circular of Messr, Edward Higgins
d Co. contains the following comparative export IA
bic of packages from Liverpool 20 the United Stltes
Avery moderate business has been transacted tor
shipment othc States eNcepiby steamers during the
last month The total quantity of packages shipped
from the Isl MAJ the 3l>t July Is $3.50 Of cotcnS.
woolens ard worsteds. linens and blankets 10 New
York. Boston and Philadelphia, against ii,OO' IN the
same period last year showing decrease OF aiieen
per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04
East-EndIa and China Mails

SorrHAvrToy Saturjay.-The Indus steamer ar
rived here this morning with heavy portion OF the
East.India. China and Mediterranean mails. Ad-
wees from Vienna mention rise IN the price OF
gold. in consequence OF demand for Ms transmits
SION 10 Nallachia TO pay for cattle and produce
TIE quotation was .. premium Silver was slight
ly higher, and quoted AZ 49,.
accounts from the SILK Far al DreScla state that II
had been characterized by an unexpected degree OF
actyitv and that the silks which were a. firm prices
were estimated at one hundred and forty to one hun
bred and fifty thousand pounds.
NANcHE> TER. SATURDAY, Aug p, 1881.
~ our market this day prices irregular. and sales
limited 10 the smallest possible requirement If BUYERS. We
fall an Is sack and beans ca 20 Is lower Old OATS
ana OAr MEAL last quoted New brings about q 90 "a
., 80 q bush. and 2Os load Other articles remain as
al as' accounts
TRADE REroRv.-Tnc advance demanded continues 10
check business The good harvest prospects, however,
and the abundance of money. combined with oihcr tiuses
keeps the market Iu a healthy state.
NEWCASTLE CORN MISUNDERSTANDING deliveries
of Wheat tho market this morning from The farmers,
continue very liberal, and consequence there Is very
SLOW sale an other descriptions, al decline OF j. Z
quarter below the rates OF this day week.
FLOUR IAN limited demand. and We reduce our qno.a-
tous IT, y sack In other articles no variation
LONDON, Saturday, Aug p, l8jl-lP NJ
PRODUCE MARKLT-SUGAR, OOTeign) few buyers al
previous rates Refined home sales small Brown lump
- It's.
CofFEE-Few sales Ceyon. 80 40
TTA-Nery DUH, and prices unchanged
RicT-SaleS limited. and prices lower.
Oms-Duil and declining Pale Seal A3i Cod, 10
CoTTONSeyerd parcels sold at fully previous rates
TAHoW-Fitm IN prCc and demand brisk lmc new
T. G 3gs a39s. and old 38s 3d on the spot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04
PHILADELPHIA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Selling-stOeks

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, sept. 5, !col.
\ man named Daniel Brown, while la
boring under an attack Of mama Potu, last even
ing. Al the Hospital, threw himself from second,
story window OF the Institution. 10 the ground and
was instantly killed Brown had been engaged 10Y
some time 4 canal b0asman. He leaves VIE
and cn.l1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

,or, SCOTIA. NEWER CNSWICK AM
81 TBt ,P TgLEGRAPHS TO PORTLAND.
AND THENCE
,,s MERCHANTS LINE 70 NEW-f0RK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

prices TIC slc. Of the wee amount - ii bales ,nd
the 2st. up to o'clock t. 2,l00 VERY oTdrs, New
Orleans brought fully g5-being advance Of - tom
uTon last quotations There has been n, aief4i'a n
AeIfEs snce our las: report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

ID. D. ltNESrVcl. kr.tav, \ a. p.
esseel ~ MSfNs, has prcSeu. - QH'c anew e AZURE
s,, ioe pressure 10 SCI. h,S g.. clgh ceased. aud
sNA s'Nai To be relieved rae demand a8S been zen
S4s,ss. .teasns hrnuesS ard advancing prices Tie
asrx, ~ eos has dsy become more general. and The
* 49, ne week has therefore been iarsc owing how
Ach,es - Increased speculative sBJ cN10rt uuyins,
asss \, aet cause. The trade have ~, taNcn largely
exles N NJ CONSUMPTION. ALTHOUGH tAc healthy STATE ol
satar aHohes;eT has been sncl as 50 induce sonners
Ass-~c~Ss % make additions 10 tAer>.ocks
Asn r., symptoms beng no l.rsc~ .is-,d IN excess
A. I'd adN ancei N prlce. ana tie better Nli.s
Dig a. warts are "a = Gea-cr. wa.s, u9oa the md
nsasa On, ooe Qualities mo n than "a Z TO-. has been
sS~c yes'Snons iot mddlns qualities beng
eece s,s ~ ID. S,bSo bales Aas.r.au 100 Perm M
sM llsse' Sursi esVe been taken ON Snecala, on.
= AA,rs> t"u"ucSn $50 PcgWSmbOco. 1l0 suraf and
he srs,"' eNpon-eayIng Tor the tra8. :. 30 nsi,
Ace ,, Sss amount O. Stcc bales
~ alty - ee sales to-day 6,oo1 bales OF which so
Sress a. - speculation and for EXPORT The cI,siny
aOA.s-M,S sSNows tplands- Md4Ans. q FAR. 5, -
n. s'ne Cotton Market riuRsp>y. Aug q
s~d sss CorroN Is Inare a~,ve. q, ,sy,n..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

"WEDNESDAY. Sent. 9-P.M.

The downward tendency IN the Stock
market continues, although the decline Is not large.
Ere is >till the most active Fancy and has lucuaiei
considerably closing at g.. The Fancios generally
were lower at the close For Governments there
was a far demand and hequotatlonS are advancing.
SKIES 1867 sold at il5. Bank stocks continue heavy.
State Stocks without change. Virginia Skies sold
a, lo5i.
In Exchange there Is not much doing,
but the rates are firm. Sterling l0alOi. Francs
5lS G5ll..
treights are dull especially for Liver
pool The nominal rates Flour, lid. Gram,
8d.. Cotton. d.. Dead Weight, los al2s. Cd with
some engagements on private terms To London.
2O.oOO lbs Bone at d. and 10000 slaves at 50 $50
To Glasgow, 1900 bols Flour. al previous rates To
Hayre, Cotton At &C.. Within few days there have
been engagements 10 London of $50 tunS Cedar al
Is 3D. 81 hhds Bone Black, lis. 5000 gallons OIL,
Dos To Glasgow. 1000 bbls Resin Is. lOd. 80 tuns
Whale Oh 25s To Hamburg, IS tuns Port Wine,
a5s. An American ship from ST Johns, y b., to
London, engaged cargo of Deals at SOS. a Sar-
dinin bark, heavy Pipe Slaves. S2i a ship from
Richmond to Liverpool, Tobacco, 2js + hid,
Nory egIan brig. cargo OF Lumber from Whining
ton, " C., 10 Cadz, at SIS 30 and an American
ship from Boston to Rio JanelrO, with Ice, at SOC.
for Coffee 20 New-Orleans To New Orleans, the
rates for Measurement Goods are sGl0c. 70 Mobile
Sc which Is lower to Savannah 6.c TO Charles
ton 1c. to st. Marks &c. and Apaachlcola &C.. The
lorS Rhodes, $50 tuns SIX years Old fine vessel and
large carrier. has been purchased by Demlll & Co.
for the Savannah trade, at SIS 900 and the Dirigo
BY Messrs Durham 4 Dimon, for the Gasgo" trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04
STATED SESSION OF THE BOARD OF AL

STATED SESSION or THE BOARD OF AL
rrRNFN SgPr 3. 1851 - preScaf-Morgan Morgans Esl.
President AID Griffin Dodge, Siurteyant, OANley. Chap
man Kelly. SINH. Ball. Haws Miller Shaw Cook Brit
ton. Deanater. ETanAln. C'nc>An. Doaey
The minutes the last meeting were read and approx Ell
psrfforS-B the President petition % Thomas Richie
goceuan have loss Of sun pad Referred 20 Commit
lee on Law Depai tneni -.
Bv he SAM 9etiton II WIN. Mccormick and others -
have CT1tou water pipes land sthst. from Lexington
3d-av Referred 10 Committee On Croon Alueduet De
narfluenf
By AID De am4ier. petition oi Dusard and others -
have .-h->t paved between 10Th and lth-aVs Referred
10 Committee Streets
b the President. reiitou II David Ferguson q have
CERTAIN m.usvs Trf nded Referred e. Committee on p
b. Ad CoucAu petition u Charles Ham. 1r lease
0f Burli 2 Sin Referred 70 COMMITTEE on terrles
By Aid Doorv retitIou Of james " AlNey. . De- re-
iirseG from assessment keief9tI 70 commit
80 On Assessments
b Aid Gr.fr petition II Wm WmtncS. Jr' al1
others 10y the ii = ER Referred % IN
Hlttee Oh NhaUts. sc
R-soisrous AID. Delamater Dre>eated the no -As
r.>nluruu nlch r-serrel > lie CoIiii''e- 'l
Nf2tcs. Pers sn1 suns ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

n. a-.c 'otsen Market -niuESDAY, Aus. p
'~ CorroN Is mare ac',ve, al advanced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04
LINEN FLOUR AND WHEAT.
y,cur AMERICA SUCCESSFUL.

o,ey MORE IN DEMAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

-, Of the AMERICA a, HALIFAX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

THE BLooMER CoSTUME.-ln reference
to the Bloomer costume, d correspondent Of Tie
Leeds lEng) Mercury sends the following ieu gesprH
Let the Games Of America dress as they please
Should they al cut their peticodtS round by their
knees"
It's only bold protestaton
Against bad habit, called sPataas III Latin. sat In
That spos every place where their husbands have
Deiles all their carpets. and dlres their mating.
And sticks 20 the skirts OF the nation
Don't fancy dear Jonathan. ladies are hiTtS,
Because they have cf their old danglers the skirts
They have done y 10 shame you. they readily own.
And VIII leDglhen thar habits when yoU mend your
own.
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NEW PROSPECTUS
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. or HAlaP~
MI DEN, SYDNEY C0LLI4EGE, RICH
M0ND, vA.-The thirteenth Annual Cauree q
Lectures will commence ON Monday, ~ LA -
October, 1850, and continue until the n O. ~
ensuing March, The commencement for eorsessing
DEGREES will b. held about The middle Of March:
r, L. BoHAxxAs, M. D., Prof. Of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
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ria Medica and Therapeutics.
s, MAusls.s n. D., Prof. Of Chemistry and
CnAs. BELI G,ssos, NJ. D., Prof. Of Surgery
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Dawn II. TucEza. M. D. Prof. Of Theory and
ractice Of Medicine.
ARTHUR r. PET,coLAs, M. D., Demonstration
The study Of practical Anatomy may be prose-
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trihing expense.
Iege In6rnary and Richmond Almshouse; Inc
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Oct Q Dean of the Faculty.
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-yTIlLLlAM TUCKER, MERcHASr TAnos,
w (of the late firm Of Lane & Tucker, would
call the attention Of his friends and the pubic gen
orally to his stock Of Goods now opening, winch
has been selected by himself from the largest nm
est variety and richest styles ever offered in this
city Strangers are respectfully and earnestly So
fore purchasing, a. atm confident II will be TO
their ad vantags.
And would especially call the attention Of Of.
fcers, both Of the army and the navy 70 me Iac'
thai am prepared to execute all kinds OF uniforms,
according 70 the late regulations az me snoI'es'
notice, and 1t moderate prices, warranted both IN
the cutting and making departments equal 70 any
establishment in this country
w. +. tenders his sincere thanks to his numer-
|ous friends for theirlong and continued patronage,
and hopes, by the same diligence sna aushr'" -
Ibusiness. to merit continuance OF the sathe' ~
All orders promptly executed.
sep 2O-3tw3w--dGtrw
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-18

vuVHE Subscriber returns his thanks To the
IL public and the old customers Of Sians Sow!
and informs them thu, TIE GROCERY AND
WINE BUSINESS heretofore carried on by them,
is confined by EpwARp S'mNs he has ADDED =
full and fresh supply Of the finest TEAS, BLACK
AND GREEN, FRESH GROCERIES, 10, and
has .I.o on hand a full assortment Of the finest
WINE. and will be sold at the lowest rates,
amongst which will be found 100 baskets Of the
choices. brands Of Champagne, Hook, and Clsret
""'' = W '"' EDWARD slMNs.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-18
American statistics.

A short time past we published some statistics
relative to the number Of soldiers supplied from
the different States 10 the revolutionary war lie
Bows Commercial Review gives some tables re-
ative to this, and other subjects of equal interest,"
which we copy.
L. The number of soldiers furnished by the
American States during the revolution, and the
population of each State in 1890 and IN l847.
q Principal battles Of the revolution, their sew
eral dates, commandersn-chief, and losses on
each side.
g. Amount of continental money issued to sup
port Il e war, and the estimated cost in specie.