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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08

Sailed from New-Bedfori Sept B. ships Cambria Gothic
Pacific Ocean lie. ONE Pease do IN. ship Thomas Me-
Along. South Pacific
A. Maurifius MAJ 81, Pauline. Iach, New bed7fi' Ola
not stated. - ~
The solon a. Westport also spoken july n Messeaser
Arthur Y 3 900 snerm Heard from m July, P-csten',
of Wesrroft 500 sperm Leondas, Cornell do. so s.erm
sgoAef-Jub 20, lat. 3g Ion IS %, Massasot, iit'hn'
cil NOT stated. =,
Aug 4In the Atlantic ocean, bark Mcrcator, Mac,m-
bar New Btllfrd, 200 lbs .
Aug lat 30, y Ion 3oi W Fabius, smith, from New
Bedford July ~, Cd. if any. not stated
Aug no. lat a. lon g. schr Robert Rilk's Of Proynco-
town. Oh Mt reported
sailed from New Bedford Sept 1. ship Dover. iia'ens
North Pacific Ocean. VIA Indian Ocean.
Cleared At New Bedford sept }, ship l. Jenny, Cot
New Haven Marsh, Pacific Ocean
Sailed from New-London Sept Havens, North PlcH
Ocean wa indian Ocean.
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SECOND HoARp.
The Stock market was heavy to-day, aud

The Stock market was heavy to-day, aud
the fanc,es generally declined. The fall was most
important IN Erie, which went to Isl, bat af,erwari
recovered TO 70 There hal been rnnoy thu, he
Banks held muck reduced amount of cor aud this
strengthened the sellers. II Was aSccrtained how.
ever, that the amount, instead OF einc reduced A.
been mewhat increased SINCE the las; count /,
the Second Board there was rather a better saebns
and tnfnS Improvement IN prices. Government
Stocks are arm and in fax request
Sterling Exchange continues scarce, and
the rates are steady nj loal@ ? q. Francs are
iSio5 III. The demand Is not We, active
In Freigh;s there is bu. ht,le doing, and
the rates Tor Liverpool are nominal ., Sd for Gram
9d, led! for Flour 3D. Tor Cotton les. tor Dead
Weight. Within few DAYS there have been en-
gagemenls 10 London. 50O bols. Oh Cake az Is i0id
leo bags Merchandise, Is. go bNS. Cheese, Cos.
Hogshead Slaves, SIS 62S. l$Q tcS. Tobacco, -.
and few kegs do, IS oI and q small loi Bees 5.
Cd y tee. To Liverpool, COgca, Is = bale. Il
Glasgow Flour at is "a p OBJ. ana 500 otlS OIL
sVs- y tHn. To san Francisco. the Clippers oo:t.a
1'aSo cents and 10 Noa.oc,osnS. 70 cents. rl,a
tN' mite Offering 10 the latter port. Al American
taiA MAS taken up 20 io&d Dea's az Mr3michi. fer
Newport, Wales, al siS. an American shio AZ =.
John. \ 3 ior locdon, q; Sos fol Deals. aud a6>. ST.
tor iim0er i"o eHgs h fetch salt from ne : ar
I>lancs. 81 LEI cents ard an American s.h,,o.r
from Wilmington 10 an English w / Island AZ $40
Tor Boards In pom, yesterday Steamers, ~ Sims.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PoEr OF NEw-YoaK- ..-sEPrEMBER O.


anshirs-Mern. Or Sampson, Bermuda. +. Gu
nard Jr Alabama Ludlow. Sayann n, ) l.. Mitchell !;
Marion berry Charleston. Spoilorl. TIieston CO.
Shps-Caio, Henry. Boston. master Dayonshre tpAtl
Hovey Iondln. J. Grls Nold splendid, tpAtJ ii ssins
HAVE. " Whtlocs, Ir
Baks-Mnoly sherman, lnerca VI gtsomsry Br3s
Frank ia. Ham, Kieutrcn Hamburg, W. + Schntt !,
: l. CraWeu Ie.segans. Palermo & Read +. VII
son. Wmslov Jtlersuut0n, Badger 4 PEGS.
Hries-lle Mar. BIZ Card, Windsor, J : Whitney
\ CO san. .SWe.1 Frus'ed, PoIt NA-hau, Punch
Msiucho. velocity lBr D Dan 81. km-.tHn IA Tucker
Ilghttournc Oregon lBr.) Car. quebec. BARCLAY
Livingston. Punoe Albeit, lbr..l Jane, Muamcn., l.
Nmsluw
Clean iBr D Hanuelord s. Kris. :. Il eager Bcno-
mare lTr Io.khaff. Windsor. \. 5. II Aiken tl-
Hallcck Mandulm " i'mnstln. y. c., y. l.. McCready
Wuiet $ Robins. smith. Gcorgeown, ID { Van brunt
1 Slasht Alexander. Fish, Phlade pha Buena Vista,
Price. DO. lsabe ia. Ahecam, Boston
Sloops Pointer, Fowler, Providence, mister, ger
Williams. Rhodes Providence.
Steamer Novelty, Briggs Phladei ha
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Arrived

Steamship Georgia Porter, I'm Chagres Aug. o. ~
VI and X nestor' Jam Aug 81, specie aud passen-
gers to VI o Roberts Has experienced very heaVy
sf.9 JOSIAH Br'dee l1f Boston, Mansfield, 81 ds In
Glasgow rdse and 80 steerase passengers % " Phi-
Irs Aug l.. lat. a. o. lOn s.. saN ship htce,esla 3D.
" Aue 3d. g. the ard of the Gi41d Banks. stN
bacx.tau sblg Forbes k- Great Western TN LIVER
u0ol Tor New-Nurk.
Bng Aurora s.. Casargo - ds. ia. Tortosls, mise
20 stalker Co
schr WafchEan Wallace d I'm K. nkland lime
S..tu Ma -. Neral. 9 ds In RocAl4nd, lime
Sehr Avcug-r Markell. is I'm Rochand. lime
scar Thos Hicks Hall. is I'm RockaAd LINE.
Nchr \ nth ; a. MADDOX j. I'm Lalcolnylle, lime.
Schr - Lucsr i0f Lllcolngl.-e.l Gould. d. fu Sag
EaThsr, u ballast.
HELOW-i tnc I'm Noya.S,o,a.
WIND-Du7ns tie dag, ; a. Sunse.. fresh.
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n s.eorsi.o Uli0l from Ner- O-'eqHsW Clstener. {
! pike + Cochranc r " Delauo. two Messrs Wmcte,-
ter udge Winchester. y. y Wood Jones. Jr l. IL
Finley Ms Finley and child Bliss l. J. Raymond ani
servant Mr. smith LADY and child VI H. : ID lr,u1 a1i
daughter Miss Daniels Ju0 Livingston. Clpt Fairfield.
lasy and c.ud. J. II MadloVa and iadg, idame Dret
sis Jnl JAY r SIS, y A Reagan and ildy. ? Bot.
H. Meyer Lie. Z {. Kcncke. T. Daycnne. y &
Tobr.tone = rs r. Nelson and two children, VI is n
Bonzano G. g Hannibal, y. lcae.o, IL 5 Dawes. and
8n the sfeerl4e. .
nom Clarfsoa-Nfs T.. Dalmyk Miss Norton.
IA nqctsf-e d ZURICH IRON INV. Fere, VI Sis, \
Bittit / A-ngon, u. F. gas. Fcnsas, d Beuga>, g..
Nusser. Mr.. McCready
Z, ,b58 Jrri-i R~r2itr. from G1Sg9v-irs stew IT,
Nj stewart Vi IS MCLEAN. james BLAIR, J. Famahl
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Marl.ets...BUFYALo. Sept 6

ApsIv.ls-FlOur !, 800 bbls. Wheat I3,VO bush'
Corn ~ 600 bush IL FLOUR there IS better inquiry
for Western, both for home trade and export. LOO
bis. Michigan were sold at 50 37i. WHEAT-Pflnss
ono IN good demand, and 2O,000 bushels were sold
at. CORN is held higher, and the Transactions
are limited The sales reached only 2,5OO Dusheis'
Al 43c for mixed Western OATS are steady al He
FREIeHTs- Flour 45c Wheat l2ic Corn . q.
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DtED ID.

Al Newtosgn. L l. ca Fnlas, Seq. s. SARAH l-l-l-
isr Il John FI-th.
t. TIT ats of tie family invited attend the flae al
fa II arca = S. lt o'clock ?. II iron me residence
4 her father. NeVtoNR L vtho-t fir'1eF ~ i1te1
Cmnituss viii be readiness 20 the Peek slip and Ds-
CAV ofthe funeral
In ths ciy. sept. s. LEWIS F. Of william Ne,-
mllye. AGED 3 years. ~
r,.rcilat. -a The $50 YEAR 4 rs age. -
Fr5e-sl serv,~e> Win tlse rlre I lits residence. NJ
@ Lf-av on Nfoncar t1s e-h INST - O'Clock 2 NJ A.
hh time and place hs relatives and IT ends are respect
fully invited 20 attend
In ashucton. u. c. SCI. g. after th-ce das illness
Fdvard roter. Only son u ELcl c and JOAN vi. McEn
ear. la.e of iAis cry. aged scar and 9moafis-
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Markets ALBANY, Sept. 9.

The arrivals for The last "a hours nave been--oi
FLOUR. 1900 bbls. WHEAT 4,2oo ousn, 80
=, Con bpsb Flour is duh. but II anything, shade
6,mer Prime WHEAT IS IN far demand marAe,
G,m hut the common descriptions are dull ana
,anding downward 5000 bush. Genesee were sod
=, IoaIc CoR.is IN good request at better prices;
70 eco bush were disposed OF at j6o51c for mIxe1
Western. BARLEY, 500 bush. four-rowed were
cold al Tic. OATS continue steady Al 5Jc. "Hishf'
Prison 23c Ohio 22i.
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MARRIED..

H. Otero. wednesday no -nnr. Se-, ,. hy Rcy loaa
Hrsrs. FFNrT Z STONE n u 80 AMANDA B..
crs daughter II solomon Csanl-gh- a.. s-l = Q.eS5
S.-- - So Peer Church AuhI-l. D. Re- " Az
ran.: % N-NSON OSBORNE aaa ELIZA. daughter d.
David Wr-h-. ESQ al Il saHi city
IL Mon r. Mica. sept ?. b. Rev. YIN y Lys,er' g
CrsiqIe E..-f y -ettouvn Jefferson Co. y Y. - VI
Elose sa.,l. daughter Of tAe a,c \ d heasY Sl'a'
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z. ,s Fc-fk Sfrcr .5o-:s- S-'-ls.-S-f.J oss ~ n
r. a. yyhi.sv. IS Do .shr- 81 psrs Sn0lllerS ~ a.
pu.-,-. rs ~ Lax OILS e. do Wool. 81 a. VI u IS
~ Gees. fptG lsasis Wreat CO. DO Oas p ~ O.
Com . SO do. Rye. 7Otlns Oh Case.
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spokeu, &c.

Auc 3d. 20 miles W Of rortugas. hrg Tariar. fm
Orleans for Charleston. .
Aug. 90. III miles " f Iultu-As, Dark MIDAS, la \
ORLEANS fDr savannah.
l.ne no. no lat sc snip Colchis, I'm. Boston, Wa Ia
ht tor Sandwich Islands lhe report that the c Wa 90
Tahiti Lone 10. was incorrect .
Aug 20. iaf 80 lon ~ brig Chas Coc, y ds I'm y
Ysrk for Cedar KEYS
tns is lat 10 a. Ion So bark Sophia, oi Boston, Free
man I'M Nllm.ngt, n. y C., for Cldli.
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Imporations of Dry Goods for The week
frflre sent l. 1851

% 49, ~ ga p,io.s 40 SEQ Ves-ln-s
rs5 ane lotion do 3 do ST. 75 W5r,-
'e's' - ~ 49, = r. 81 C.,ers 10 i g5i.
o. al We g-dI 81 359 Goa rs 2l1 035.
alracas 81 a. no coo Serges. do SIS De Lanes q
y and Co,ton d.. do. sil34. Fannels ID.
~ s5e n ~. "a r. Sl476 Neno l.,
dmss % 50 az "a Fnsr9ider,es a. s-9l
Binding d. So B.sd d.; a9 ~ III "a am ~
- ,eaaet-es of Wo5l. p do $500 Toal 1862
pkgs valued al 81 ts3 ~, ,.,r-ox
c., - ,,la-.. 50 iZ8. CO red d. 81 b. S).t3i.
P'ns,S DO s. s3s n CHAINS z d. s!i75: u 5 =,
Gloves z do 7i 0ue-os1 do $40 81, r'i.
do. S1i7 Web. d., Ga; B.1dn-, g. -.
Nett o., s--t-. b.-iJf -, o. 5 s57n I'll
s68 packages, valued Ai eloo,',.
1ANvf1 ll ,55 05 sll I'm % IL, s3sa,a.
Silks ED Ribbons, p Do s!sj3 Lees . o9 s'iT.,
; and c Do =. =. t', fFJJ "a ~ 80 d,
: li2, ShaNls. u Do slIo tnaNeI le.i, ~ ,f
Cravats. d. Sjss] 8 ~ "n1,.eI q "; d a, ip
% do sl-9i, We. ngs Do. s3ii5 5 AMI worse 30
go ; 81, s. ana 9- W a.. % o'' s5c az ana
y o. 90 - -, PSI 80, 1a1 Is'ry 3 do 90 Gorss
sSo 80 ~ ,i,,ts o do 40: Iacsts do. Sli2i;
Sewires 70 d. S5ii4. Braids 9 do $500. nding',7
% 20 ssiss Ga'. s7 Fraees "a do 49, GIMP.
a., 20 -. Cori Ia $40. Raw - do ljG. other
mqngfaci'rs, q SIX. q DO s9no Total go 'a'N''e'
Nhue@ dt st'o'-'o. .-,.,.. ...,.-.v.. ,rct.v
49,, .,c no ce, nj cti,n 70 al,
III ~ IA sl9 sq0 aces f2do s91Z7
Tiaij - a, e. e,l w, a n "a 7li. Linen aud
- r.. ,ia sam Total al pkrs valled a.
Sii6 IA
,fI-cFILANEoUs
Straw Goods II rkgq so 35l. Flowers AMI Re tRcr 81
Jo SQ o0l y b-o,er.es % do S7Scs Millinery, do
$40 Collars GUS &c DO 39jt, Fig ngs. < d.,
$1,000 Vesimes o. soe9 80 R ir.
90 81 GO, s'i-' n. o. =. roo n,,,i, S,1f. an
49, 80, pi,sb io H. = 5q9. M,hlI~ do d.
e. az 90 go fl.I "a l san, Hrnn C,r1e.lne no
SUI Itd>s '.l-l' - "Vp So 01 CI,S m d..
do, - ~ Ma 'ihs' t' - ~ stP, -" N''' ''
s8A Total 1Ju ph-' ''s-at' III s'i'o'''
Hrb1rgAra from Warehouses.
,f.Nf.f, if-rr. oF WOOL
Wolcps u pkes si5-82. Cloths do. = 49,. sun
Goods no DO 80 229 WorstodS 81 do, Si03H Cotton
md N ,rsfed lg7 do i79 De Lanes - do S2.l37
Shawi. 90 do slGli5 Melnos do si.G)7 Fsnnels,
Id, AS Hosiery y do So 1877 Cashmere % II do.
$3.50 BaizeS. do. Soi5 Fancy Carpetns do, -
other manut WOOL y do ef9si TOTAL Io- FN1' ''iuol
at sltblba ,
MANufA iSEL ,o or tVI ~, ca, sao,.
Cottons. V packages si5lo' CotIed 40 40, 80
Prints do 500 tng lams. iVuo >io5 nislhs. , a,
$50 Embroidered Cotton DO sl''0' Ltts ~,
$50 Nelteis 10 : ifp. hahu@eI' eis, -
Pants, do. >ti. hosiery o'' z;NiJ Nes' a.
$3.50; other manufHc ~ oloi IS 10 SID l"-
1871 packages. valued AZ S3!ol9
MANUFACTURES OF SILK.
silks Il pkrs sl206 Laces do, 8 PIP Velye's.
2 do II tf7 +. nrecS 10 do sl.7f9. Plush do S}6i
CTayais do 81 S32 Shawls do ; O99; silk and Wool
do do 5gt six and WorS'ed do s. III. SIX ani
Cotton do s. zoo. Sewngs do S2l88. Buttons. do
s5ia, Hose DO S5ol. Bindings do. li82, Quilting
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By Telegraph.

E0>Ilk. >e.t Nv L s. -.nur-ul.a Lr Pre- be, Port
land blrAs MAJ and AMI Helen ii ana bat scars.
,'.nlre,a B-g ate, AID ; 4, A5p-ei,a. Ne~-lofN
Hetu Pawn. Baiflrllfe E.Za Mazda. Albany
PROVIDENCE. SGT t-Gid. brig OrIy Tlit. More,
Charleston Sd :. a. sears hon lur,. sears BflImore
Hannah, Barron. Norfolk TIE steamer s.Jniag3a wa5
detained tLc ~ 10 lAIo-s P.l-t until ,slJcz q 5
MarLIDg.
NORFOLK Sep ted. hrlr. Henry Woods, We; Ia
schr Reaner BlSton
CHARLESTON. SEPT Ar Charles MIL, Catherine.
and Mentor New-York Cherokee. Providence Gelr-e
Harms. Pt-lr1es1.a Cole. AleN1ndr.a- The sclr J.
ue Boston. with cargo % Ice bllnl - Nn-T-
f0n Aas 1ut I'd .ers fJr ha-t0r hasia. gl-t1 eewlrd
NORFOLK. Sfrr a bark from ft0Ta st1n las -Ist
auchoTed m Hamrs1n X as Tle revenue cutter F9f-
rd nj About 30 .ssels are detalr b. eeriy Slds
BALTI9-OAE SEPT An L.rs us h Mia, BIS
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nomc.tic Port.

Sau tfit. sc' ''.s.l. me .t ...A N..... .rt.
artson me
~ WILD lsiri,
F.s' S,'', a. 81 .''''' ''- ''' '- '''
,ALbANh : f h,.a
Na-i.a \ as Iar.n. j., .......i.. y. q .s.a 81. r
s.. Gov NeN 1n CT BIS Fa iir ...s
Ne. Pr,s'tgnee So ac. iet.s. f,i'a. ss.s,ea .a1
SorS
f,,-, = w. N..r.. Af>r..n. ~ 1rla N
RAITlNDHr >.rf .-t-f r,f.r. >.sh 3D.. ,--
C-..t lar..r &c.. sr.r lfrH. W.'.t.nI a -....r
Ia. GO ',rN, irfr',r wac. 20 l.rs.f. i.l ta.,.-
.,s's css r,.,-' t,.,.. ns,,oa "a v'.i>,is.
Bradford Satarsal Csh.-ae. e lns. Cor. go. "a
jan :. I'll ir,r ~ 81. Wan, Ni.e..,,lsi. ~
rms g,.,rg ~ > e. .'e ID ,..r..., .s,rp
h f,,n.Dn Ina t,la rs.. ~ " b.. De-,
N,v-Nor.. ~. ~ ,',saa Pa-,'sal , 70 ' Tvs,
nah. Fs'r.rf. t'... r...r 'l lrsi t.r H .... Az.
\ b enc u.s 81. r..,-. r,rrs'v O., dt Oh. .a.'.s.
iri> siar., rl.,'. D..'.,-, Csr.t., Pate,
= -'-,. n .'.-..., ,.,. r,.r3,
f.rh ~. p. "a. u..,... x-r.nr... r..,r
Nscssn.c Ca.n s..aa ID ..l pa ..u, St'at.i. rh.n'.
t..ir,.,. o.. vc.. r,.'.a. o.. C',,. Ns,s.IH
pres..v F..-r Aa.. ii,i...a a,l iir',. ltIroi
- ,.i ,i,g'. ... a..
C.rls.a Eor.d p..l. ae.,..it >At.s .c,,c. v "a
T-nv ot',-s a., f.n rs R.ls. trr r, IA ana
otlers
re ,".l h. ~
t'1r, 81. iF,, t ,r..S,r s>,.
A. si.s.isst' G H.ss.. RoI,r.... ..,ia u,r.
h.. - ~ >.'., - "a, a. o. re- rs y
W,g'asr'r \ q. f-... N,ser.en. c.. i,y.es.
:. .Ip,ll a,h,j. H.lr,. c-'ei1n.a ~ es,ispm
~. ,cNss ~ na ie nSn ~ Gf..,s'i. Va.
r.g', y ces.,'. ''.' .l' p,,''oa s. !, ''.9 va 81
POO. C4rs Ha.t1. lsf.. b., sac. Oh 1''.perr
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nisaster. &c.

NoRyoLK, Saturday, SEPT o, III,
The bark Laura, Snow, from Ae.anars a., ioI ~ o
Ton INTO on Ihq Hoagan g from NewYors
.no., y. 800 bowswrit and dong other damage.
TIE yevenne cutter Forward Is still detained mere
ty an eas.erly wind
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The Southern MaiI.

BALrIvoRE, sept1' I91I'
The Southern Mail is in, but brings noii ,-s-hir,e
a Augusta There Is no news worth teiesi @p'iiiis
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detention
HARTFoKp. Sad. ]. III

....,oe, Champion, which leh THIS city yes
~, ane n@,noon for New-York, ran ashore m a
,s,cs fog near Deep River, at 10 O'Clock r NJ. WIZ
s' .nha,'Iy he detained over one or two trips
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uarkets CHARLESTON. sept. 3

s.r.s 81 corrox since Monday have reached 32D
,.Ies AZ ela9c Stock OF hand, exclusive OF what
.s ON shIpboard amounts 10 5,759 bales Receipts
,,nce Monday, 400 bales Market quiet.
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The CIV ke~Istef OF Balum9fe lhVlI7s
,-orosals Tor lean Of SlO0Cco, 20 rn three years,
srd bear G q cent interest payable quarterly.
4 new Bank called the Mechanics Bank
oesrracuse has been o-ganIzed al Syracuse, capital
sHroo. Thcs. B. Fitch, President, E B Vices
Cashier.
The imports al the port OF Oswego, of the
...a.,r articles. rirg re month Of August Tor
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
treble Murder-wife. Sister and Child Shot.

WILMINGTON, Dell Sept. 2, ls2,;
Yesterday, at Newark, twelve miles south OF W ~
mlpgton man named Edward G.nn shot ms vi" MI
her sister and his own child They all died instant =
Cause not known. CHM has escaped Oul 'ne "
hcers are on ms track.
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?
FTIIApFT phi. So ~-frrtre-- hsrzs PcrugaI..
BIZ Mahouy Sh,-lIs s Iawrs Prince. farzs T.
ia Portland, NJ brg- i,.ia Anl t9li-ff 'tg ~
Princ..e ulsr 90 susan Dii On. blcnsli se@-tta-
ven JeLIy Lad Morton. Boston A.ao9Tsie srsfin a.
40 Aonan. Simmons New-Y.rk Lllrs Ellen, French
4, ..on ,HIrl H. Terri Nes-Y schrs Cotsk Ad-
ans Nlrsl-h Braniy'rne Gaciy, " s-t roint AlHnta
Fff-rf-F. NeN-Nar.. " " Me.l agtln. Ai-rnf 90. u
81 cr. N-l..r-s E-slce--s OrlaLcl "A nf+I. D's-jn
s. -ctster --as. Pro- d-lce, n = T. E.--. AA@fs- s,
--.-d .-.4. EzlE Ger. Ne.-f. Hear. q -5..
,... =: ran 30 - ~ ll-l. Ia.. Fr-1t, lt-e-f.
. ~ Le s. Cr.se.l, Ncr1A -l-ge or faP9, Ne
igS
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MINIATURE ALAASAc----rHIS DAY.
SUN-Rists----5 30 Sets-----6 q MooN-Sets- jom
HIGH WATER Sept 8.
Sand, Is pa Gov. Island l0a Hell Gate ola
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-08-30
= Gistorita! 5kstfI).
JOSE u UINE.
BY MR.. PRATT.

The story of Napoleon's reputation OF
his gentle Empress has been told hundred
times, but never with more grace and pa
thos than by Mr.. Abbott in the following,
which we copy from his recently publish
ed Life of Josephine;
At length the fatal day arrived for the
announcement to Josephine. 1t was the
last day of November, 1909. The Empe-
ror and Empress dined at Fontainbleau
alone. She seems to have had PRESENT.
ment that her own doom was sealed, for
that day she had been in her retired apart
ment weeping bitterly. As the dinner
hour approached, she bathed her swollen
eyes, aud tried to regain her comPosure.-
They sat down at the table in silence
Napoleon did not speak. Josephine could
not trust her voice to utter a word. Nel-
ther ate a mouthiul. Course after course
was brought in and removed untouched
A mortal paleness revealed the anguish ol
each heart. Napoleon, in his embarTass
ment, mechanically, and apparently un'
consciously, struck the edge of his glas
with his knife, while lost in thought. A
more melancholy meal probably was never
witnessed. The attendants around the tablt
seemed 10 catch the infection, and moved
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dishablle of unulterahle anguish. She tot
tered into the middle of the room, and APP
preached the bed then, irresoIutely stop
ping, she buried her face in her hands, and
burst into a flood Of tears. feeling OF
deicacy seemed for a moment TO have ar
rested her steps--a consciousness that she
had now no right to enter the chamber OF
Napoleon but in another moment all the
pent-up love of her heart burst forth, and
forgetting everything in the iulness OF her
anguish, she threw herself upon the bed,
casped Napoleon's neck in her arms, and
eXcIaimng, "My husband ! my husband !"
sobbed as though her heart were breaking.
The imperial spirit Of Napoleon was for
the moment entirely vanguished, and he
also wept almost convulsivplv. He assnr-
ed Josephine of his love-ot his ardent and
undyng love. In every way he tried to
soothe and comfort her, and for some time
they remained locked in each others en-
brace. The attendant was dismissed, and
for an hour they continued together in this
last private interview. Josephine, then IN
the experience of an intensity Of anguish
which few hearts have ever known, parted
forever from the husband she had so long,
so londly, so faithfully loved.
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SELECT POETRY.
B I n G E N.
BY THE HON. MRS. NORTON.


A soldier OF the Legion lay dying IN Al
There was lack of womon's nursing, there
was dear,h of woman's tears
| But comrade stood beside him, while his
life-bood cbbed away,
| Aud bent with plying glances, TO hear what
he might say.
( The dying soldier faltered, as he took tina,
comrades hand,
| And he said, ~ never more shall see my
own, my native land
| Take message and token 10 some distant
friends of mine.
For was born at Bingen-at Bngen on the
Rhine.
T,n o, hro,hor. an, comr,,io,s when
e' ,hal. ml u,",'e, a,l ""u o,.t Io''' arnn"d "e
TO hear my mournto story, in the pleasant
-, vineyard Hro"nd,
hat zee tought the bat'Ie oravely--ahd
when lhe day was done,
tuIl many corpse lay ghastly pale, be-
meath the setting sun.
And midst The dead aud dying were some
aiown Old IN wars
Inc dea'h wound on ihelF gallant breast; 'he
last OF many scars
But some were y"nmg-and suddenly oehe!d
Iiles morn decline
And one had come from Bingen--ialT Bngen
on the Rhine
IN -u
ie'' ,,y t''o'hpI ''"a ne' o'"e' s0''' s'''''
Aud was sim a trnaut bird, that thought
! ms nome cage
! For my Ia'her was soldier, ana even "heh
a child ,
My heart .'aped ior'h 10 near nm tel oi
| struggles Iirrce aud wild
And when ne died, and left us TO divide his
scanty hoard,
let them take wha'e'er they would-bn'
kept my ldihel sword
And with hoyIsh love hung 1t where the
br'2hl il4hi USED 10 shlhe' ~
OA th' cottage wall al ,bingeh-caim bIhSeh
on the Rhine.
r. II .;.,a.. ,,,, 8, ,,.oo, ror mn an, cob
i'' Xxx ~; I,,',,;',,, w." h',L '''
When The troops come matching home
again, win -ad ana 3aliah' 'teao,
! But 10 took npon lhen proudly, with calm
and s'eadIaS' eye,
/ FOR hrf p'o'hrF Was so'u'er 'oo' ana ho'
HitAla 10 dle'
And II hPr cohla"e seek her 'oVe, ask hef
III my name,
10 listen /" hun KINDLY without regret or
shame
And I" hang the oid sword IN ITS place, (my
tath'rH SWORD "uu m'ne')
For the hnn"F "' "'d Nngeh-uear blngen Oh
'h' hN'"7'
.:., a., ,.
"''I ".o'n'! '''' tt ''S''' III '''o ""FP!
You'd have kGown her by the mernmen'
that spanked III her eye
Too innore"I Tor coque"y--ioo loha Tor idIt
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To PREvENT IloRsEs BEING TEAsED BY
FIIEs-Take Two or three small handsful of
walnut leaves, upon which pour two or three
quarts of cold water, let it infnse one night,
and then pour the whole next morning into
tea-ketlle, let il boil for quarter OF an
hour, wheA cold il will be fit Tor use. No
more is required than TO moisten sponge,
and before the horse gets out of the stable,
let those parts which are most irritable bs
smeared over with the liquor, viz between
and upon the ears, the neck, the flank, ect.
Not only the lady or gentleman who rides
out for pleasure will derive benefit from the
walnut leaves thus prepared, bn' The coach~
man, the WAGNER, and all others who sse
horses during The hot months.
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working order Has birch, cane, and strap
barrels Warranted 10 lick school OF fiffy
boys in twenty minutes, distinguishing their
offences into literary, moral, and impeui-
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has nogged all his school away, aud his sons
are too big to beat. Apply at the College
Preceplors.-I Indianapolis Joarna.