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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19

uasian,s dull and nominal At ssSsl. Rye s firm but
quiet Sales Of zoo hush a. 7r oas are ves 1'
Cosn letter with les sound oferlnS Inc uehi-r.
isd Tor eIPeri eat for 70, hiar er r: IN, ac
flr western Mixed. 5s,c for d. Yelio~ So iT s oln1i
NIed. DC FIR gcyd Rouad yellow and e'o 10Y n''"'
WHIsKY-Ths supriv Is stall very ish;. Sales Of 80
ei Psq9 pdFs , held do Il s' por. The lie
mand only retail lots bat pr'css are letter @
more offering Sales II bbis a, si - fNr new IVES an
= IS for DO Prime Ola dan ahi pnces mammal BE, Bes
IS n good rec Sales Of 80 nhs - lJasV -.
and SIS So ior Prime Beef Hams arr n .r Te!aes s,ss
Lard heavy. Sales II soc IBIS 4; &c. - ~
LEATHER-The make; y moderately sct.ye aud IN
are 81 eh,ly ahead oftae demand
LEADS quiet but steady American Is dfhcN.' % Guy
oIIs-fnseei ;s lower l. co gallons English sold n
whole parcels 4, &c. held 4; 7c Fron store 'e'A
DRUGS~ sal Sods IS active 50 sold a /. b. pax;
t0aTuve. soda Ash s held NJ PC.
IRON-Scotch Pig Is dgl but firm 4, y D. iA's-''iS
Of sl9 have been refused The stock y !arge
FISH-The market dropping 5000 s,ln'a.s Dty CSd
sold At e2i for Western and S5s5 y f., " Gs ,rss
Rauk. These prices lower Ie0 h0ls NJ j. haSsA,
chuscts Mackerel sold al eo s. for large hsh anu 20
81 for small Eat Mackeel are nominal IN r.ce NJ
beng demand and heavy stock store sales ON DOS
No. and HalIfaS on private terms I'll, ,,,,,s ~.
,ivy- stored readily and we do not observe
aHg DEPOSITION 10 gve Wly ID pnCf on The pai " h9asrs
who look for brisk demand IN short time About leo
hhds Sugars sold a. as for Porto Rico and j95c Tor
Cuba Mnscovada and 1000 boxes Brown Havauas n &c
NoaSses steady sales reported on private
terms hence has been stated that prices are easier
but such the 1000 hhds have been sold a. =
PC for Cuba Mnscoyado and 7oG27c for Porto hco Cee
good request At the late auction pces Tor No Oo 3aSS
Iasuayra sold at 9a9 300 bags Maracaioo esles 900
bags s. Domingo AZ SSc cash and 300 bags Porto hco
It previous priCeS.
BOOTS AND SHOES-The trade Is more active, from
hrisk demand for TeNas Arkansas aud WisconSin-,he
South and far West Prices are steady though when the
demand sets IN higher prices VIII be obtained, especially
for thick work. There nothing dong for Cafornla We
quote Mems Thick Boots At 50aS2; Calf DO. Ssdg ~ :
sewed Calf. sSS3 so KIP and Thick BroSsns o2sc@si
Calf and Goat do d; Ladies hne Nd shoes sued 81
HIDES-Are very dull. The only sale That has trans
ued Is one of Bnenos Ayres sailed cow At 7c months
The stock large but with few BnenoS Ayres OF desirable
WEIGHTS 49,,
FRJIT-Sales Of so boxes Bunch Raisns at >262 p ,
600 bags Grenohle Wanuts, &c 50 cases Crrnts bdic
4mos Raracoa Pine Apples siG6Sil few cases CUron
lslc. and IS bags Shcled Almonds, on private terms
SOAP-We notice sales Of $50 boxes Notified CASTLE Al
&c. 6 mos $1,000. =, .
CIGARS-Salos have been made Of 100000 Havana al
Sl9FS28 1 and mos and 100 900 German At 75dSl2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19


Never, perhaps, IN the history of the country, have
the people been visited with such compile alton OF
Affections has fallen upon them for the last Two
months During that time we have been visited, at
short intervals with many Of the heaviest storms we
have ever experienced. For six or eight weeks II
has raincd almost without cessation. The conSe-
quence has been that all the rivers IN The state have
been swollen to extent never before known, pro-
ducing suffering and devastation all along their Dor
ders The nicanest rill has roaring fled ITS cham
nell adding its mite to the great aggregate OF de>-
truc,ion. Three different times the bes MONIES
overlooked ITS banks al this place. driving our mer-
chants and others Front-st, back To the bluffs
No one can estimate the amount OF damage that
has been done. Along the principal rivers the loss of
stock, crops rails, lumber, &C, has been immense
IN some instances houses With all then effects
have been swept away. The business o! the entire
country has suffered severe check FROM this great
calamity. but the worst feature IN the whole mat
ter is the destruction OF crops We have no dispo-
si,on Ia croak, but set II down from reliable data
thai there possibly be more than half crops OF
Wheat and Corn. Many farms have not sn acre Ia
guilty ahon. The continuous rams With which the
earth was drenched, prevented some from planting.
while much of that put III the ground Was washed
GU, or rotted where II Law. There can BE- 70 Quc>-
ton but that the prospect Tor crops IN tins state Is
gloOmy enough and We venture the prediction that
there will moi be Corn and Wheat enough raised m
the state 10 Suppdy home consumption.
tkeosauQua tlowal Meas Sih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
Domestic Ports.

ALBANY, July AR schs Perine Handy. s,...n
Amanda, Nickerson. do, Marietta. Lowell do Frank
cash do Iatharne ~ilcor. NlekersOn do. Thos s,nn
g nOfd orA baeDa VISTA, inch, PkiadelDha: soon.
EIra, Miller New orA, Attentive Gudor de- stenhsr
Thorn DgIiee Eau RIVER. CID scls Pangassett BORNE
Nbed Td' lohh q White, Greene. Baltimore. Ann NJ
Nlondon. Shops Ann Holmes DAVIS Fali PIrss, ~
Nus Person Brooklyn; Ben Marshall Porter. NYorE
MECHANIC Cole. do; Mad Anthony Carr do. itt.at,xe
Ceofglana. Swlf NB1df0rd WY Ni'i' No.
bANoOh, JAY li-ATr sclrs Nantucket AIMEE Salem.
Gun SAWYER. Sewi'urpor; Mayiower Mernman. Do.
Sth schfs bsorsaha, Mathew Boston: 81 Perre Carl
riot1Sne' Heata, Carver do; Ranzer Putnam d.,
FupL,rldge do CaiOne Grant, Hartman, Boz
Soh Sorai. berry do: Majestic Smart do: Pensacola
S"sh, 80 nstn and VILLAIN, Brown do, Brave, Orcut
ton Adeline Hamlsn IansI Do Ga Iets Br brig Gean
Il 4isi; "ndsor rs schr Gen Scott, Lans. Boston
pALllAOhE, July l7-Arr Br bnx Syph, Master
pllIo al Va 81 Thomas; sch Ellen AeuIaan, Merrman
Dhsof ClG-ship Banshee Wngate RIO de Janeiro; bark
enenango, Snow, Valparaiso and CaaO, brig Calais, Ne
sens ecsfo speed, Savannah Meridian, Hudson Plla-
Isi liza; Ontario Iatelun Nesburn y G.; Siding "
ii stslsart tre~) Stevens. for RIO De JaneFO
bCoitS, July l7-Ar sfgp Ccneisa, Blanchard. New
Oriesn-, bark. Delaware Le~is Pm adel2h Fernando
Ia IhGs Go ssl.h Ate DO brss Eo.o, (SeIl.arl
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Jenny Lind at Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, "Wednesday, July TO

SYRACUSE, "Wednesday, July TO
10 The Editor Of The Tribune.
Jenny Lind and suite arrived in this city
this noon on the express tram from Utica Her con
cert has Just closed, and it was most magnificent
affair The audience the most brilliant one ever
before convened IN tins city. Parties from Oswego,
Auburn and Utica, were attendance, besides hun
,lreds from the surrounding country The concert
was held in the First Baptist Church. The tickets
was limited 10 100, and the price Was ~, 80 and -
In consequence OF many of them having been bought
up by Spectators, the prices rose To - ana 10
and sometimes 10 $40 She has been treated in a
most courtly style, and think she Is well pleased
with her visit Not the slightest disturbance or noise
was made without the building, though there were
many hundreds unablc TO come in. She proceeds To
Rochest,r "SALr PolNr."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
CoLoxixAr,ox.-The Colonization Socie-

CoLoNixATioN The Colonization Socie-
tvs bark Liberia Packet Is expected 10 sail from this
port to-day for the Mary Colony IN Africa She
win carry out fun cargo and also the largest mum
Der Of passengers she has vet transported more offer
ing, We understand. than she could accommodate.
large party oi elngrants are expected 10 arrive IN the
steamer from Norfolk this morning, who have en-
gagged passage IN the Liberia Packet Among those
who 20 out In her are Thomas Fuller and Benjamin
Jeniier, two colored ministers Of the Gospel from
Dorchester County, Nj. Their object IN visiting Al
a is 10 make exploration of the GENTRY, and 10
ecure the necessary arrangements FOR ine reception
III their families and friends. foI whom they intend
t,urn,ng IN the Fall. The CahsArsdge D.aecyaf saws
Ia; should their report prove favorable enough free
lacks viii emlgrao from that negheoIhoot 10 found
. colony BALTIMORE Patriot 18th
ANOTHER Flar.-The establishment
known As Smiths Tannery, situated al the forks of
Snake Creek ahou, eight miles from this place, was
ON Tuesday evening burned 10 the ground. The
a nolicy OF $sYN IN the LycoiulRg Mutual.
lMontTose Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF MISUNDERSTANDING IS.
Cleared.

Steamc g. Baltic. Com.tock. Liverpool, Collins
Vulcan, Hand, Philadelphia, Briggs.
Shps-Astoria. tBr) Jenkins Quebec J Brammetl Gut
tcnherg, Hamburg Plplson Hamburg schmidt Bachen,
Margaret. Ncryman, Bic. Perkins Il Deano.
Barks-Rosina. Watson. Vera Cruz, HargcuS Bros Ne
zla. Allen, New-Orleans, Cunningham Osbern; Jane,
Soulc Glasgow.
Brigs-Cru1 Jones Fayal, Franca CO Eliza, Bennet,
Falkland Islands Leland Zimmerman Davidson: Fran
Jane. Philadelphia N ID Brookman. Azores. Ameshurs,
Turks Island J Ewe ReVolls Sleeper, CientneSos,
Chas'can Ponven Go, Lucy Spear Robbins. Trinidad
do Cuba. Trundy. VI Prescott, Brown. Trinidad de
Cuba. b Sardcv
Schooners-Oregon. Cook. NowbgrypOrt Buck Co
Czen. Curtis Portland master; Anna Sophie, Wright,
Nassau. e. Benson: Sally Badger, Syren Edenton, mas
ter: Nassau, Edwards, Malaga VI VI Freeman Co, VI
n lr.th Hldrefh Providence IL HayCn Equity, Hayes,
BTa1ora. Gaeer. VI klotts, Chase. Boston. Foster
NIckerson; Chas COLGATE, Seaman BALTIMORE Mailer
Lord.
Sool-Wm Pollard Nafter, Portsmouth, + Snow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
Disasters. Ac.

MApRAs Mas g-Tke SOf.t4. which pat - this
eadsiead during the gale OF - % 5th May not Jet
turned nor have drss Of her been received received
The Culloen and Duke Of Cornwall which put 70
the same gale, and returned. both received less
damage, The former has damaged part u her and
has dschaI ge about Ice % e bag Of the latter
fitted and sailed her hOa1evard voyage The Mary
Bcketts arrived here May II rom BaroS west coast Of So
Eatra. reports havnz yperenced heavy gale May ami
Veucatarcldy from Rasa-y, With loss Of fore aud
maiEmasts. having sxyensncsd bad weather the 10Th
and been compelled 10 throw her frce and other
saInl overheard red here the h. and kav-
ins PASSED two three vessels Of her aal rig
three days age, the disabled state Il which
had no person On board
BARK KATE ALICE, n Charleston from Bos.oa reports
On the srh inst Care Fear Light bearing NV ~ W Dr.
ant d miles, fell with The brig Amanda could No.
make cut vheT. SIC rel aged waterlssg ed and abanone
lad apparently oseE - ioE tine. Ias has f~ea
reported before 5 fsisn IA ~..h
GRAF GRiS>Fy, July s-P.cksd - Ia IseIAls, .eos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
Markes-CAEErUny PRErAkEO roK me TAN

Markets-CAEEFuLIY PREPARED FOR rHE TElBrNE
s,,,. FRIDAY Jgy IS.
Ashk>-Ihe market 5 steady. with a faIr temand AL
sslas Q; y bbs a. = FOR Pots. and a fr Pearls
COTIOS-Has asam declined . MAXIM a t,tal of
Slice the steamers Only 500 males ,x,rr nia tn
market closing heavy and unsettled
,tLolk AND AEAL-orr market Tor the low grades
% STATE and western Flour active and fr tie
aiie Is easier The demand good for Ohio ma sac tr
sao The inferior and better grades arr heavy and IN
ScNe snc some descriptions rather lower The receots
are noceras 2nd holders are disposed 10 NO., puv.rs
49,, re nome trade very hght CANADIAN less
4oai and We know Ci no sales W. ouote a l2,4
ao isr 20 good brands The sales OF Domestic rearh
80. 81 a. o&s 81 oI Cnllspeotei. 3sos5 Is for Sour
IndIsns ~ 20 SUPREME; 81 49, for Michigan aud
IS f ~ NC ohlo That Is for Fancy Geaeses So
I'm Is % "a Aad s3& s. FOR Extra Gene,te So lik-
I'll anu rather lower; sales OF zoe bhls a, 7f . q
Eve I Plos1 20 s. goo, ,S, brands ana y f Fsncy
xIBs 3 l2s 10Y - - AID br~rds-
nhAiN-4 fsfe = st.-l iar dsa.zu. sr W., e,v AZ.
pSf' oo- a. pfiets below he news "a ioi.-~ T--,,
s--t ~s na'e e ns;t 7tS ust Red sog.L.- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
S,ruosed Murder within Thirty Years.

BOsTON I IIudff July To
In digging up the foundation Of an old building a.
90 CornhIlI0now owned by the fifty associates-this
morning, ABOUT ten feet below the surface, anu .il
d.TneatR the sidewalk the workmen discovered the
bones Of a human being supposed to have been muir
dered The bones of the arms and legs mad peeh
sawed in two, so 10 enable the murdcrers 10 shoVe
,he bodv into the hole. The skull IN an excel
lent state OF preservation, and many OF the TEEN
were stir sound The building has been erected thir
ty.,hree years, and the murder must have been com
mitted within that time The murderers had evi-
IDENTIFY gone into the cellar pulled away two or three
stones from the foundation, and dug the grave OF
their victim underneath the sidewalk and closed
nm he all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19

On Friday. JULY rs. EMMA Youngest daGshtsr 81 Geo.
AVID Caroline = kellock, IN the 81 year ~ her axe
Tbs frcads ~ the family respectfully invited 20 az
tend bar funeral tbs residence Of her parents Ro' an
da corner Chamber and Center sts this day * eclSA
p n
Jah Is. FRANKLIN W, soa II Augustus p. All ANA
J.. Pe2fsf. ase1 -lsars. months and rs DAYS.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited % al
tsnd the funeral On SUNDAY Al O'clock, from 80 Wes'
EleNslth-st without further myisa,ion
In kscs.u1e. ESssx County, n ". on THURSDAY, 10Th
inst SUSAN MARIA, daughter of Richard II PEABODY,
Esq aged isyesSs.
Ssddenly Jn.y Il. NirS, RACHEi. PyFE wife Of Dan
t&n Phyfs.
Tie lre ads ofthe family, and he mssoeS oil Rev DR.
Srne Church, respectful invited 20 St;enl her IL
neil frn the icnce OF her husband is3 Fai.On-
FstUGay ait.rnooi,, gas ls<h !ssi ~ ocA9s>. Pm
pieas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
PROFITABLE and PLEASING IN.

u VESTMENT-A gentleman owning q remarkably
Interesting Plantation, embracing about 100 the
State II Virginia Lynchburg Is desirous Of meetn<
with person who would lon hum project Of convert
ing the property into species II " place
of public resort whittier families individuals ght cocs-
sonay repair for the purpose Of recruiting health, o. o.
Gaping from the turmoil of business. The scenery ths
place SURPRISINGLY beautiful No description, however
which could be given n an advertisement, would convey
ade uae idea Of the beautiful scenery which there IN
folds itself 10 such fDrunate enough to be sbt "
pay visit The water privileges very valuable Ibe
nature ~ the soil beng limestone Bottom q eIoeea
quality The salubry u the place noted lar and VIDE
and It's c0ntgut tHLyuchburg now the nzIng tows
OF Virginia, with population Of over 0OGs and when
railroad, from North South East and West sersec eal
othef must render Il OF the most profitable invest
nents offered Ts Cha beais Waters on the proper
~ high rspue, and only requires good HJtelb M
premises u Dfng pefoas from all sections Of the eoni
The buildings CONSIST Of roOay and comfortable lay fos
dsnce lifted up neat English style, with the nscesssr
Outbnldngh, Of an extensive and sgbstantal chafadH
About 200 ares ~ good cultivation and ven tenfee
The woodlands are Of gveat value with good grown u
OAK hickory, poplar walnut and chestnut all Of v5ch ar
~ great demand IN the town OF Lynfhburg r building PIT
uoses The property about mile square, and IFS psns
Ike appearance with plentiful ripping stream peandes
ING through is center renders II the most enehAni
.pOs tnat can b. found 10 this most enchanting par
Virginia
For particular. apply to Mr. JAMES MORhOGh III
all-st, SeWfOrk, from Il 10 o'clock where map @
NE property with full PARTICULARS De stt9, % W
NAY Esf care Of Cant Anthony, LynchbIg, sns,nf
should be preferred tae could be induced w -
NE place ont aud out which the teTnf d y1Iss
would BE- made accommodating Ulz HoA"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19

Drs1spcT,vE FIRE.-At Williamspor;,
Ivcom,nr 70 Pa. on Tuesday last, 18th, the re
fec;ory establishment, OF Abraham Wine ar inci'
ard several other buildings in the business seg,o
81 the village, were destroyed By hrc Loss a'o~'
s3sooO-insured for about half that amount
BROTHERHOOD OF THE USIoS.-A Grand
General Convention of the brotherhood was ne.1
=, Gtava1snd on inc SIN inst. and Grand Charter
for the Grand Circle Of OHIO was granted oy me 1'
Efyrig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
Fatal Railroad Accident.

KOCHL0IEK, 7 1IId}i JUIJ TO
As the express train was gong east last mghl,
about O'Clock, II came in contact with morse ana
cart by which the owner, Christopher Wood, aged
about so years, was instantly killed Inc car Was
torn from the horse and smashed. WOOD was caugn'
On The COW catcher and carried about half mile
before the train could be stopped, when he was
found TO be dead, having confusion on the sac OF
the temple and his face much injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
Failing i'm of "a Railroad Wharf.

PORTLAND. Friday, July Il.
This morning about 200 feet of the Atlantic and
g.. Lawrence Companys Railroad wharf gave way,
carrying with il 200 tuns OF railroad lron ana lhree
oars loaded with pressed hay -Four hundred tuns oil
The IRON belonged to Wood, Black d Co., and the
balance to Andros Cloggin and the kenneoec Raul
road Company. The property sunk IN eight or ten
feet Of water at low tide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
Markets. .-BUFFALo, July IS.

The receipts of the past "a hours have been FLOUR
45oO bbls. Wheat none CORN 1000 bush. FLOUR
~ IN limited demand and the market is heavy, with
a downward tendency. Prime WHEAT is IN far
request and the market is firm, but common descrlp-
tons are dull and heavy. OHIO sold at 75c. The
Corn market is unsettled and we hear of no sales of
importance. OATS are in demand at 33c Frelghts
have undergone variation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
Fire nj POttsyilie.

POTrsPILLE, friday, July Is.
The store occupied by Messrs Wnegardner d
Nudge, together with Fants' large brick dwelling,
were entirely destroyed by fire last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
spoken.

No date, She STRAITS vi Sunda, ship CYNTHIA trcn
Manila for New-lork Also, snip ~ Patrick, Watruln
frou Shanghai f0r do
May 10 Ia - 40 $ Ion g % 2. ship Sandford from Cal
cutta for NYors.
NAV % lai % p Ion ~ T. exchanged signals with
American Nip pMnrd Win NhlIn Nalrii pNM' 20 'He
westward
March o. near The Straits Of Gaspa. ship Jane Hendcr
son (Of Batmorel from Manila for LIVERPOOL Y DIS out
Nav s. near Cape Reef ship Zenobla, tof Banore) Ia
Bombay for London, % us out
July To- PM lat 81 l5 Ion ~. passed steamship tnon
steering
Falmouth Eng, % days out.
july r. lai 80 lon IS ship Msrcclus tof Boston, bound
East ,
bound East.
Juiv S oa Tortngas sch Newton. Ledge fin Matagorda
for New-lorS-waS s1pple With water, Sc .
July la; q r. lon = IS Br sch Lady Scott from New
York for Nassau. and was supplied with water.
JULY TO- 80 AM lat ~ So lou 90 "a, brs raraine
Fields and from CALAIS. supposed for Newfork, totally
dlsmasted she required no assistance.
June q. oG the Lizard ship Southampton, Tinker i1on
NYors ioI London.
July Carysfort Reel NV leagues bark Sarah a.e
I'm Carienas for Portland. -
July H. lat "a 25, lon 30 2S ship Old England
Lowell. fun NOrleans for Liverpool
July ~ LAT e 10. Ion ID, bark Chas William, BaSand I'M
july 49, lat siTs lon 81 20 W Br brs Frsk. I'm Boston
via Wilmington. NC, for BucnoS Ayres
july g. kev Sambcrn bearing y, IS miles was seen narA
Chiffon Whiting. from Havana for Boston.
July O. Havana bearing IS miles brig Neptune. Basnrd
from Cieniucsos for Boston.
July .. lat 3D. Ion 49,. ship Gen Green. Redu'n
from Mobile for Liverpool
Juv s. at IS So lon ~ - bark Thomas Dsett. $50 sup
poSe,ll Dll IN Philadelphia for Laguayra.
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W liaIPr<.

SYohen--Tuy lat 3j CO. Ion go 20. bark Pioneer Bns
ffa New Bedford for Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
SgoaenI une o. lat 80 CO. Ion ~ 40. bark Noble Nicol
from Sag Harbor for South Atlantic.
Cleared 4 New. Bedford Iu To- bark Wave. Downs, n
lanfIc and Iua.an Oceans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
Marine Disaster-Attempt 10 Fire news
paper Office:

NORFOLK, Thursday, July IL.
The steamer Augusta, from Richmond 10 Nofioh'
broke her shaft yesterday.
An attempt was made yesterday 10 destroy the
Herald Office by FIRE. 1t was fortunately discovered
m time to prevent any serious damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19

The estimated cost Of the road s acou' h''''H
millions Of dollars. To DO the ABOVE O.s'h's.
would require IS engines, 20 passenger N'
ard GO coal cars Another estimate Es1e " III
Neal Is as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
Markets. ALBANY, July 10.

Reccipts since Yesterday FLOUR 1000 barrels;
WHEAT 1850 bush Com, $4,000 bush Western
FLOUR is in fair demand at former rates. Sales 500
bhls. WHEAT rs held above the views OF buyers
Com is in fair request Sales 5000 bush at 5i for
naked Western Oars are in demand, with sales of
$4,000 bush at 4ld42ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19

MINIATURE ALMANAc----THIs DAY.
Guy-Rises4 a Sets--.--7 q iMOoS-Rses-.---u Ola
HIGH wATgR----.-July 10.
Randy Hook II 53a Gov Island. o 23m Hell Gate o4n
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MARRIED..
DIED.

Ia pratts,lile Csrsas County. n Y. july lS A>BEi
NY MERRITT and SARAH fukp. all OF ISfN'o"
Wcstckestef County, n
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n! AN. half ~as ;ks Beacon a; Coshorps aud
~ r,,erIrh rin. NJ. &C hottie. s.lu hasiay t1s
ths ,nc Il IS wtl oo-ked and sealed down bat
ms rrtson TAs neo apl ars 20 have teea erittsn
- -,r IA IN hc.l state - n'fvolSGess The follow
ne - COW ." Jan. J. is5 Ga arc, AMI snsag-wia-
nv, hr L., cur coarse hT,c GAYS aco, instruments
hrole, SAL trs .rfn New YORK or HUI. lad 4
WITH maze and notish. Crew 10, passengers IL "
ruy ,NEAsFr >rsiE. reported Yesterday ashore -
ce,nn,ru NJ POINT l-irS Prevalence was the Tnoafs JET
rrx,n John k0rGDc.. she was sea Oh NJ htel
,.af,r ihs sane evening Nlihou DAMAGE.
S|Ip A~roSro Iew.s -rn, Ne,s-YorS Tor Vera Cr'ss.
put n,o Charleston the ifh INST account OF the 80.
uess of the Captain The Antouo one 81 the vessels
bUll, IN ta.s CT, for SIC Mexican Government
Brig KEDRo>, lof rh'rasioal Carney ttom New f9tN
Tor Trnilad Cuba totally lost 18th u,, about ~ EltS
Of her Tor; o. dcstiE,h The was about 20 tga
81. old One 10 9Th owned Boston. was insured ~
the Roc sland dice and tere probably sone insnrac,
on Tho remPfuder The freight insured AZ tnt
New Enga land Office IN Ros.on for 500
BARK PuroNAc form sr coadcnned and sold at Cionne
gps ali i0r Nswfsxk few DAYS, IN cAarSe "i
Ike nate oi lie barn lha!ess .
In the Admiralty CONT Liverpool. on ne Al 81 Juy INC
owners OF the Dolores Ing Of 10 thus On her voyage
from London Caix. preceded aSain>t the Iohn Spear
aR Amcrcln shp Of 62s from Trieste for Liverpool
FOR damages The Trinity masters hens u opinion tha Tue
John Spear lame ,n.rey The Court proana9ccd Tor
the damage
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r,.ms BY the southern Mail, &c.

BALTINOKE, 1Iudy, JlIF =.
The southern mail, late as due, has arrived. y NJ
s..,..on Wessrs Frost and Hunt IL was fought VIII
double barreled guns, at distance Of forty pace
Unon the second IRE the bullet passed through Ml.
Frosts left breast, and he died wlthln nan an noun
John S. wormly, lawyer, deliberately shot deaa
his son-jn-Iaw. Anthony : Ro5ou, at Chesterheia,
Virginia, on Wednesday. Roooa was iorlnei as
Depury Sheriff and very wealthy Inc parties
had had a quarrel nor,
The Liberia packet sails tomorrow from TINS po''
with sixty enigrantS