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The daily union., 1852-07-10
Commodore stockton.

The Trenton True American, in referring the false
hoods OF the whig press respecting Com. Stocktons
position says. that "we have heretofore upon our per-
sona Knowledge Of Com. Stockton. contradc,ed the
charge which originated in the State Gazette; and we
have no private letter (Which do not feel author
ized to publish) making douby sure that
statement correct and that the Commodore goes for
Pierce and King"
The daily union., 1852-07-10

WILL Open Tuesday Night. tho I3tn July, at
Odd fe,ows' Hail. only BAYNES celebrated
gigantic entitled Europe embracing
harbo Halifax Atlantic
Meey, Liverpool Crystal Palace of Worlds Pair West
minister Abbey London from the Thames passing under the bridges
ending with magnificent the Thames bril-
both the beautiful Rhine,
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, 3x
o'clock.
Admission IS children under n OF Is cents
Juty
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The Letters to the Tammany Society.

These letters. TO which alot to day an ample space
in our columns will command in high degree the pub
lie interest and attention They present the most gra
fying evidence Of the immense and irresistible unanimty
OF the democratic party Of the whole country in support
of its chosen Candidates
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Cape I.,.na N.aon., Hall.

HIs large, and elegant hotel for the
The pah,c viii and this house of the FIRST chsrsctsrqus In all
best American hotels
Location few steps from the Shore with magnificent view Of
AARON QARRETHON.
Jmsst-Imo Proprietor,
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SEA BATHING.

(HEsAPEARE HALL Hampton Virginia. situated immediately
extensive and splendid
view OF the Roads,
country Il viii opened Tuesday, the proprietor
make
pleasant and agreeable and takes the liberty refer for his ability
and disposition those who have heretofore selected
/" Chesapeake Har' for their
I advantages for bathing surpassed by other watering
place. and the climate is proverbiai for herfth.
The the mountain The bathing houses
cold baths hoped all
Iiair BE- pleased
Boats hinr tackle, Sc., IN readiness for vte Parties
be dinners Facilities AZ
forded pass OF csrage
boals saiboats.
Board 81 10
10 co
Board month, 81 per day
Children IL years age, servants, half price,
No charge 10 guests for bathing
l0-law3ws n. q. BANkS>
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"A,
nj Institutions by George Campbell Bengal civil service
Macane . History OF India-i vol London, Isa
History Of the of the British Power
Aner Secretary the East India Company second edition
vols London, 1896. ..
Ms's History Indiafour,h edition continuation
Nv London, 1913.
China Poca Commercial and Social by Montgomery
tin-2 vois. London, ls47.
Of the Compass by Capt Johnson, supenen
Compass Department otbo Royal Nsvyl vol London
1859.
Consumption Metals
q
Msoreeors History British Empire, the accession Of
James the First--2 vols. London 1852
July 10 FRANCR TAYLOR.
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A GRADUATE Of Cambridge, (Englsnd) fnrnshed
~ with the best references in this city, open 70 an
He Is thoroughly master OF inc
Greek Latin and French languages Is also superior must
ausr He has objection 70 60 TO any
the world liberal salary Address hees
IL North seventh street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
July lo-lt
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- A 81 a
- increased cheapest most comfortd
be and expeditions route the Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs:
Washington Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. t5 tN KIP
by pressure
ryland, Capt. G. u. Mitchell.
Connectng Richmond Richmond Danvile rail
road. s.l.@
Baltimore White Sulphur SIS
Baltimore Sweet Springs Ia
!" Washington 10 White Sulphur. Is
H Washington Sweet Springs IA
Richmond to White sulphur. 10
=.
Baltimore Tuesday
O'clock connecting Aqua Creek with
Richmond 2. the succeeding days.
Leave Washington the Z m p.
and Sunday Passengers by
O'Clock Richmond ana thence
the Richmond and Danve railroad 81 mle and 6s miles
Lynchburg, which point will reach m. Leave
Iynchbug at by the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
~ miles breakfast Buiords, at a thence n miles
and the Sweet Springs Ia
miles, smooth turnpike, TO the Whtr Sulphur.
comfort and expedition, this unrvaed and will
ommend itself iuvads and gentlemen travelling with their fam
e and being four meals be taken between Richmond
and the Springs, will make il the most economical route.
Tickets board the eamboais the and
from c. e. Mitchell the Nayiand the Office
Of the Richmond and Danyile railroad Richmond
JOHN II. OSBORNE,
July l0-d2mo Superintendent
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We the following artics respecting Scoits pros
poets 10 the Peninsular State from the Flondian and Jour
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ooun as one VINO was personally active to ELECT tht
passage Of the fugitive slave law, his own friends ant
echoes in the Norththe who brough, him out ant
forced him upon the Southproclam that they spit upor
the platform, and go for the repeal OF the fugtvesav
law. 1t is this exhibition of shameless inconsistenc,
which has disgusted thousands OF northern wings. ant
in this that induces many Of the zboiioniss. who
sought be capvated by the northern part OF their in
trgue, to turn from in oathng and contempt The Re
public and other whig papers. and the eector allu
ded to, attempt TO the South against Genera
Pierce by alleging that certain democrats, heretofore il
the organization, for the democratic can
ddaies And YET II is notorious that in this very city
the speeches OF Gentry and other wings from the South
against Scott, because OF the conflicting attitude
his friends upon the slave question, circulated owe
The North by the Scott leaders evidences that Scott il
really against the whig plaorm--the object being Il
consolidate the aboltonist vote upon Scott
This is the reason why General Scott is deserted AM
denounced by former wings in the South. This is III,
reason why Franklin Pierce rallies 10 his banner all tn,
democracy OF the North The democratic candidate, k,
wbig creed offers bid for the South while the friends
Of the whg candidate reject the whg creed and ramp
upon it. Even those who may differ from parts OF h,
democratic platform freely accept when they callet
upon to by the whig platform and see il bodl,
epudiaied by the open friends OF the whig candidate
The people n Tennessee who sought 10 be imposed
upon by the Scott wings should get the New York Ti
bune, the New York Times, the Albany Evening Journal
the Harrisburg Pa) Telegraph the Pi,isburg (Pa) Ca
zee, the Lancaster (Pa.) Herald, or any well.khowr
whig paper in the North, and satisfy themselves how
Scott is advocated in the free States while the people
the North who feel curious to look at the other side
the picture have only 10 take such southern whg papers
as the Louisville Journal New Orleans Bulletin, Nash
vile Wing, and Richmond Wing, TO see how be s advo
Gated in the slave States Its the old farce OF is4o
is4s e-enac,ed on boder and more comprehensv,
scale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

The decrease as Ia June appears 10 be in passengers
The last issue of Erie Convertibles was
for s3,OOOOO, of which but 100000 were then sold
The reserved halfmilion was sold abou. month since
to party Of capitalists at 90 dividend on, which was
the full market price, sales having been made the next
day at the Board at 9sIe. From this half million have
come the late supplies In the market which have ena
bled the foreign houses TO fill their orders.
1t is probable that further sale of
s5OO0O Of the Conyertibes of 1862 has been made in
London party had the option there of that amount
atapriCe below the last quotations. If not sold Cont
mental house here has made an Offer for them equally
as good for the owner.
We understand that the Erie Railroad
Co have concluded engagement with the different
parties In interest, which gives them sixfoot track
from sufeILs to Jersey City. We look upon this as
moot important movement not only for The Erie Road
but also of great value to the Paterson and Ramsoo
Roads. II secures by lease to those roads certain In
come of not less than y cent the latter snd
eight p cent on the former Company, during their
respective charters, which makes the stock of these
Companies equal In value to the first mortgage bonds
Of the Erie Company and as much better bond Of
forty ears to rpn better than having but ten
years to run. This action on the part of the Erie Com
psny 70 lease these roads settles the question as TO their
route through NewJersey and gives them wide track
directly from Dunkirk to New.York. From the effort,
which have heretofore been made secure to the Erie
Company an independent, route through New,Jsrsey
the Paterson and Rsmapo stocks have been depressed
but az the question nov settled they will doubtless
soon take their stand with other irstclass7 cent
stocks II 10 understood that tho tricks are 10 be
wdeped 10 ak feet at The expense of the Erie Co and
the old equpaRe OF the two roads will be sod of and al
vided among their stockholders.
The important features of the charter of
the Republic Fire Insurance Co., to which we alluded
few days since, and In which this Company differs
from tbs Mutual Companies generally are contained
in the following sections
sEc TO- Immediately ssr The temin aiioa of each s.c
year for which essh dividend dividends asI have hen
eecaEed BY which equal 10 Der snnum from
ne eoaspsreeusIt 81 bssls b. - sOsposstoa a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
Disasters. &c.

sTEiMHp sriTs oy 6EoAe, PHILADELPHIA from sarannab "a,
port that the 18th INST IL ~ O'Clock NJ of Podt sitera shall
what appeared TO be schooner snas broI oil at 9 M
below ero'tees with boom, sf iopmast sails
Cape Hstteras sh House bearing west faihons w.,er
paentS vessel sunk with off, and about let
lith oclocL n passed ARE .tn S aa
sIe eLe o. zoe osser apparently bound up, large number OF
TIE ship Victor, San f Macao repor.sxav n in
LAT 70 - ~ I5 A. b. experienced hurricane which earned away
her ssnca ahd buwa stove long and ausy,s, ho,, -
rnf bolts hocn the long ats, of tbs deck les. and
Jt, srutE cros Jack and Hsiuioy ell yards
lie osr1 PANE Brl Fshey master sOs u. year. 3D. va.
adered on toe h ut te sold on the aoh 10 con
a nsds to repair carnage, sustained dus voyage from Cal
70. Cc'g states w easo Of suano which purpose
Tn o. her cargo wou be sold desy the expenses Of
n ~ P,t;S: h1a "a sa Cape Horn May crossed The
r Nhos p+ssse Had the three sky sails 3 days Since
June ~ have beer within 600 miles Of San francisco
ys co,ssiI At San Frassiseo July 80 from Hong Kong,
VI" carried gallant mast lying bboom and stove
sold Ju
I" .he 10y al her anchor il that port for $500
hsscis rtAzsh Quiersrr dvsrtised for sale Cal
Ctr's. SEA Sr.rH tof Bal,ore Up for sale San
c~ LIE sum At when she offered " said to be
sE y.1he bnr v.sts vas sold a, San Francisco on the
@ 'uy Tor siso and the ship cassa Andrews the ID july
Ship Kate Hayes beacs sss Francisco reports. Was days
Plata 20 Day. from Ycri March 90 heavy gale
ron w. which carried her b boom, Hyins 10 boom.
Lost Who were repa ns the re dying 10 DO
L.w Allen Of Rhode Island Gnih RoSen' Of New YORK.
s,ps deck. Fem March
a. Up to MAJ Ipsneneed continued hsa,y sales from w W.
W. had only four fair days course dslrns that
Psssed Staten Island O. DAY. from New York
s q - AiSsr at So, rom Hong Kong eIpsrsnsed
fore nss' fore and main top ma sprung nzencp and
srs...sp AL.s...-A letter from Mr. r. N. Ysl s~,sr Of the
HeA1shH lhbsns .sSh k NV efsaps % hs % - s Neu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

x %i s.'ors reported lo.tl .sy' o. IN. ish. %.
he1 esf about ococt IN the she s.rset " NJ
NJ ana al shorts 10 get Der 81 6ss
nsht on the nsht she suuct she inok Gre. ssS
ers ohy hat the fame- could be szussas.lsd "a ~
esste s' ....'.nes eoult be oh,aio.d bat Ii. rs-
ooo We banging on the rocss of four days s-sr. ~ks1
ss ne ef,~ fsfased IN rk stboasA oh,r-s - yssss
Low mr. frh .atss that The had DO. d., r
o. me esrso might have been saved The sbir ~ 80
TON .na; and ne captain Well hzd TO s-pd h,, t,. So
oess io' rep vhicn he knay obtained on.y -
uewsense" md 'fev From Mr. Fish. hitter 49, ~
erioetss u- loss OF the shp 10 Lsesseno. She ~
rate OF ten hnots rhen she struck and he s.su.r ~
.en' on msuh -ater and on b,ts shsnes "a. s.s ~
her on ard wss lying "a from ssht ten Get -, - x
sensers we're taken TO Nassau. p from .h,eI 80 nsnas
rote. ne renamed there IA The hps av,rs $50 W. -
sw'tk NethsI vs'sel cor insured Ase sl
The ChGrissf0r C0xter, Of The ii,h n., 49,
beer oehsinsy favored By Capt. VIM. c. Bv... ~ hare
states Lsh ship ST. Helena stationed AZ 81 H. ~ us,-f
20 mikes south Of Charleston Bar iaforns,e SD
nwhont the UsuAlhs Occaoned By sek,... 10 de
GREY" Cspi Burns srivet ~ this port yes.e,s,, ssns
ohnsrf IN bis qna.rhost, the sc crew. for Hos, -, s'os
and vii resume b.. habit q Gao b sss's
10 The vessel which will possibly be effected 10 ,As 60 srse
fsy " 40 'o@ns n In
seht North STAR in getting out Of the hrbor Of s,.,,.
mssyeo sne suaes on roci. and broke hole Ar,a,A
10 hauled on the beach TO repair sa 'ai -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
New.York Cattle Market.AUcUsTl is,

Reported for The Tribune.
Fer Beeves at the Washington Drove Yard, II
%th sv and S4th-st and at Chamberlain Hudson River
Bulps Head foot of Robinsonst For Cows and Calves
sheep and Lambs at Browninss In 6hst, near avr and
also at Characteristic
AT WASHINGTON DROVE YARD-Ohered, 800 Beeves
1000 Southern and Western. the remainder this State
The supplies last week exhibited considerable falling Oh
from these offered weekly for time circuIn
WEIGH have gthened prices little Sales
OF good retailing qualities from TO cents 10, in quail
ity last week. &C. to Market closed firm, with about
100 head left over
AT BRowsISG's-(L Lower Bulls Eesd)-On sale, 80 Cows
prices are rather lower than last weeks pees sheep aud
Lambs 600 sale All but 500 taken Ct from - to
S3a 81 2Sfo Sheep; and 81 to " says 70 fof LAMBS
hred $40 Beeves sales at from 6. to eieents None ls
Market brisk Csws and Cslves-50 offered; saes al nom
&l3as28 10 $35 Brisk. None left. Sheep and Lambs-
Offered 1900 Sales Of Sheep at 81 80, - 5odt4; and
Lomts at from 81 Is. Sass Market dull 800 unsold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK. August Ie
Cleared.

Froreler-Ironsies, Yapp, PHILADELPHIA w H. Thorao.ou
sbp-l ashre, BznAsnshp, Quebec, Taylor mensu,
james River, Carey & Co. ~'''
Bah.-cubs Sawyer Baltimore NssnTh Sons; Byron Pink
ham. hing ton, Sesnh SOFAS; Henrst;a, Treaf Prtoa
r. buei Cot AIof Chapman, cseir. VIM Dsnnou swrs
tsw Applebohm, London. Punch hssncAe -'
Cuba Sawyer Philadelphia master Dash fR car,h.,
81. john. ~ hooEs Dnsddie Luna (Hano Chn.toohsr
Br.nsn, Pop. Co.. Waadefrr, tBr) Bsnson Pe,ou N s.
sshsoter.-fehtown, wasors, PETERSBURG, James Hunter
eel, syers Charleston L. KeCrsadyt Pr..deo, saansr.
naasersa. &c Stanton nonp~Sn waie, Brss Wilmington
EsIsst1. LseJ Sect; eTj nasS, uesitua AeSssS Far,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

Arr yaps r.so July steamboat Mary Ana c.p, "a,
rom SS Ain, s1 r.. : =
ha hnek San isn'eo 81 days. with $500 sS psas.n :
Spray, Hall DO.
Atfoeaso Jsns 81 ships Csthsne and Wellington ana i,,
A., Panama JEly q 'hp B,uia Mitchell. San Fnassss
A, Tress 40 u. ships John Bunysn Nichols sr LssAs,,
VAN. i9.sI Ist.'Fo, a.sa G, c..S.oaa. Isaa rss.sS
At Ieshorn SD ut ships Delaware Psteu for Ne. Yc ,,,s
and St John sioi.A DO ds sheffield Lewis. sss sss.
do Mesnneook Fairbanks, DISC bahs George rhomaa Ros
hon. gG''SI Lssld. ILL., riS. f'" do A
Al Genoa 2sd uit ship Trenton Rich tor 'ae ehars,
At Messna goth uh barb Harwood, Goodwin, for S..Yod
A, pron,hem Sorw.y 18th ut, brig coeu Norton er Dor,
At Rotterdam l7h u't ship. South Carolina stewart New.
foh; Es.1S sroqstcn. Tor DO h.':sp HAVE, ssA Pcs.
Poland tDussh) for Bos,or.
Al Antwerp sh ul ships Jersey Day. for New sh sssss
William, Hail. for Boston barb EIs Atwood %
DO. soon.
aPenssnce SD uh swsd bark Pnn1 Carl Hertz, from s
ad,sft.sd l1th IIh, Il. chspn. Han fssss
SsS .hp cs.ui.n, Graves. Pseo s.A queen the Es In
Valparaiso via coaumoo SD is,h 1arl AmsLd Thomp.s Al
Thompson United States 9th 'hp Mosaut, Brishman y<s
Sid Caso JAY II, George Rowland, Cromws OF sui Ss
New Bedford. 4
ST. Jsso 10th u,:, brss Mouo.e, Allen. PorAuA. ~
barb James Hall lamp New Yo brs Francis rabars FoSt
Philadelphia Sid. so, bus Rainbow Lernond New Yorl -
Arr sasua 25th ut schrs Susan Cannon Fnsbe wlnas,
n. c; Goth, j p. Brown. Coll-t, Havana
At Havana 80 inst, ships John w. White, McNear, At
John Harris Harmon Cantor Sewel and Hampton Youns a.,
Norma Brown for New York sth bass Psrod ts
Empress Lee for Boston Odd Fellow, Eo PonAsi
dss Gov Parns Yos, for DO. +th Psts Rogers, sah on
surdsnt Chase Chase; Beb Adams, Coomhs, sarah Asa
Dockham Scotland Percy Panama Bets ard Ann Johnson IA,
throp rt CHAR buss Francis Beck smith, PhsdeAn
g chartered at 70 cents Csb6es crzbires s Kest
York Adams Gray Henry from New Orsass Ia.
horn Pendleton nom Boston dG Pslo Alto, Spencer wt
Nnsna, Harding and Aston Pierce, A. CHI schrs 6hsaa
johnson, tor New Yo Corne6a, Goodmanon. Ssv
leans do
CID ash, bris Harriet, Smith, pha-ssh ship nso
Whittier Jones, Coves.
SD 3oh brig Enoch Pratt. Bnsh,man Fall bs
Gen. Green. Hammer. Bam.re brig Confidence, Bab.oc Be-
ton-st bark Hannah Tbomsob. Davis,
Elizabeth, NJ Cornell New Oreans3d barb Chesapeake Pn
Philadelphia Nathl Blake, for Portland brss Csrdeaas Fog.
do. (arr LIST from Sierra Moreno A. Blanchard, Bashas
ton Edgar Meyers, New York
SD from Masnras 3t ul barks Isaac Carver. C and Jobs
Aytes, Chase, Portland
AR at 81 John b. 10th inst schr Windsor Francs Sew.
York. CID 18th, sehrs Merlin, Cole and Franklin nasssls
Boston
Also DO 18TH chip David Cannon, Robertson, Se~Yoh
VIM wtheree. Westco and Com ectcu whsms, dol Con.
WELL Barker Phsdelpba barns Coop Hssse from Hswroti
Emssnt Osen and Drains Eckersbers dol brs saests 70
MAJ D,teson. schrs Heespost, Ewel Salem On nQaf
len Bath CID 18th, Hough,on. Doans and Georgia Brds Lss,
pool brs Beam Parteow for ships Hops We,
ton, Iveipool Western Star Knowles sehr Lynhsh Bs
New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
From orr Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, aug o-drUed-Steamer Kennebec, CLARK,
New York bark Lucy Ann, Kelar. Boston bnss Rebeccs
Frances Boofsh DOL Thoms Edward, snalley do Acsian
HUH do Msnanielo, Bailey, do Aesia, Haskell New York
scrs Wsshnston Porlard w. Swan. Townsend, Dgh,on
May Flower Allen New Haven; Larkn Churbuet, Wsrehan
WAsrvie Waiver New Ha g. GsFduer Carlisle NewpOu
TIP Able. Dickinson, Portland j. w. CANDY Townsend Prov
deree; F!snees Hartman New York Finn. Eussh Msiord
Vermont kehardson Norwich Empire Pnce Povdencs Bran
DIVINE, Godfrey, do Celeste Gsee New Haven Seneca Glove
newport; bnss Sarah Wooster WOosee, New York Wanders
Movers DO; Bensoer Htehbon, Boston T. Hchbo Berry
do SssaIn, Brown do
Cearea-seamshp Penob.co Whitaker NswYorki BARI. L.
want hewitt Barbados; Lucy Ann kea Boston, California
Clarke New Orleans bnss, Gem, (Br Grnt ELL Qu.bsc Scotia
Cook, Bsnorsj Bensoes Twrchooe Boston DAVID X Arn
Baker, DO shamrock, Wh@ Portand Masanro Bales, Bo
ton; sarsh Wooster Wooster do Lasuara. Brown do p
Wchborne Berry, do sohs BesOna (B) Goten Weymouth
5 Fnucs Newton, Hsuingman, Newbuyport A. g. Moore
King Lagusrs; Heuy Paysou. Crowe, Boston; j. w Swan
Townsend Providence dary foway Allen. Boston; r. A. az
diner Carlisle Nysnrar Paterson, Portland Laias Clio
bufh Danven J. W. Candy, Townsend Providence; Moore
Smith N9[Teh Even Eash Ro1busi yermo9, Richardson
Eclipse, Potter Staten Island Seneca, Glover Pawtucke,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

csu.e death shortly anerward Tho train vi" moving
ct the usual ordinance rate d speed and seems that
number of children go, the while In motion but
were driven Of They again got on unperceived, and
the above named lad slipped down and was run over
Coroner Bull will hold an inquest to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
DIED.

On Monday Aug l6 SARAH ELSIE only child Of Tho, L. and
,ec 70 aiienc he funeral om the Tesence OF her parents
On Monday Avg 10 MS MARGARET s. DAVE. r.lct 9th.
late Archibald DAVE, aged 70 years
attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon at soeoc from her
late residence No 23s Spring The will be taken
In jersey City, Monday, Aug. ID, WILLIAM b. son Of
Penny NJ and William Mardoe, aged years and month.
fs Baltimore Nd papers please
on Monday morning Aug l6 after lingering Illness SAMUEL
BROWN Of George s and Mary suit in the 9Th OF his
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
rem his fathers residence. No lt5 West Esd It
rHoSY pste OF PSsdep, a. H. syes IN CaSo1,s M
on board bark Esther Frames on her p,s.as from p
to San Francisco, Mr. BURNETHY Of Michigan and D. P PER
klNS Of Illinois.
w,rIi RsrO,r o. D,.Tr the City and County YOrs
on ss h Gay Of AUGUST 70 The lh day Of August, Men,
e5ss :. ss eSa. sIS% Gs,Gs
Consumption, 46 Convulaons 4s Group, 81 Congestion Of
I hsss'' Gb5ans,'l Psoay Dshn9m TreRen, Oar
ssssi Drowned pysentey, 81 EDspelas, Fracture OF
Reure9t 81 Fever sca, Fever Typhu. FeTer consss
i've - Fever Nervous, Heart, Disease Of ,; Hoopnr Cough
els. II OF Kidneys inasnmaton Of I@s%. ~
Inflammation OF Stomach, Inflammation OF Throat Irdara
tor MsTs.na. 81 Measles. 81 Mosss snsIss o nUa
Pcs r'sn.Srs birth - Rupture, seFoas Small
~ ~ si,ueI ieethins 81 Teanus, Il liberation OF ines
1s.undsI year 9oS to years. 1871
!" 30 10 10 to 80, A. soto 90 Il 20 to 100 o; unknown
H. seo,l.nd;4 Gemany 49, France 81 sseien sw-rssS
Italy, Prussia Ii Bntisb POSSESSIONS in North Ansrea ~
Prom aoPt.l Bellevue. H. rs9issaiay. BLACKWELL. Island Il
Cry Prison ATM. House Baelvsl. Island coorsi Home :.
In''rmsn. returned hom Ward. Island, 81.
Csy I~vsasrs 0aes. Ava. H. 1854 ' VIZ iA''''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKET -MoadaY, Au-

gu,t l6The stock of CoTToN quite small aud s gradual
~ becoming still further reduced There change 70
notice in the FLOUR market The demand for shipment
limited the only sales reported 500 bbs fresh ouns
s. ~ - bbl extra at ~ So and hsf bbls a. ~ %
- pair Small sales to retailers and bakers at $fG6 -
con mon snd good brands and "a Si0 10 for extra with
occasional lots Of fancy brands at higher quotations The
market 10 bare of RYE FLOUR and il is wanted 10
The stock of Corn MEAL is exceedingly small Sales a.
As 57l There 10 but little WHEAT offering and it is wanted
fOOo bush prime Delaware sold az es1S9c afoat and
some old white at 98c RYE is steady Sass Of 900 BUSH
Southern at TO OATS in rather better demand Sales
of sal GOO bush Southern Sc T. bush. InGRocEsIEs
and PROVISIONS there is change WHISKY IL In fair
quest saei Of bbls a. 25c hhds are held ct the same
pricfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

Az. ~ on New inle' Bar. bark canssa, from Bo.s,s
Aug TO- Ia. 70 81, lon 70 % bra Russia from Bo.,o. {, -
June a. lat q 81 n. lon. sl ~ w. barb Esther r,.
rn ana wa Aespulco IS days, Fnnesco ssS 81 ~.
June 30 Il, "a Ion. i'i iaw ship Excel foz IN. "A
from San Fsncsoo foy Panams 'ee seodt
Aug y, OF Seal Isods. ln-ar M,ch.as) ship Chm nh.
Nelson hom St John. NIB. for Liverpool "'es~Ts
from New fors for New orlesus "'"snfs
May 81, lat 30 Ion. as w, ship Isaiah csov.n x.n A.
Boston, Feb. 81 for San Frzuci,co. ~''Hon
June lat IL o. lon II 81 w. schr L Ansn from p,,...
or san FRANCISCO, short OF prosns and s;andss r ne -
for supplies. ~ ~' ~
J9se 10 10 Panama Bay clipper ship Hsnet B.s from P.s.
far Hore Kong.
Janess Of Cape de Ga ,hp bound East, viii ,,
- days from Tacahusno for San frnc.co -
June 90 lat 81 20 n, lon ISL 10 W., schr Jassr ou ss,s
barbara tor San Francisco, with so ebls. elephant OIL