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SosD5.y1 JAY ss.A.. j Brsss..: s...;: p.ss.r
S.i.ssE sss Ss.ss: i a:.. s.. 1rias.ss
Dial July Passed Arab. ps,.s.. re. R.'ssaos. for
hHa ssos. july SD sra:ssss Psssis II. J.a:s:; si
&C.: ngsS.; 1s:s Cite: .OS x
niDs..n NC Ee,d Tor ss ssa Arso. x.0sduot fer Mel
july q SIP Telegraph Harlow for Bo.s.. Aug
HosrnvIDso. Jaas r-BsrEs Iais ososiu.. Hall f.eu
san Frsoco vie TsoahuAno une Undine Levin dss for
PAsA. jur lS-Brigs Br.msa wnsins. for s.len 3 or
PALEHEo July l4-Ns Am vessel n port nor any vessel
oUrnso aus Arr ship Lady a,ss-ll sinno.t. Nxork
RIO JArEiRo Juno 26.Bsrk 81 EN- Collier. fer NYork
sn,rLrs July 2-Ar Matan1as sssaras London 70 load
ST cATaARIrss. River sssusnAy July ae-sAap Charlie.
Crookes Dupoen TO sail July 3D. supposed for port In
St JOHN NIB. Aug 7sld ship olar. Wheeler Nelson. Ii.
sSs,sAs Jul, E-n.r.. L;xrsnss CLARK for Boston Y
ladies' Center spd AmAHcn Polsifsr for Gcaoesss go
sd 7s for siofsIs to load or Gloucester SID brig
irs ssous uy e stas for Bosto,
TRvx,LLo. July so-No Am vessels Ia port.
Homo POrJs.
II fss as''s ca Gss as
ss asIh s:a,s S's'Gils rs s Tx sssa
S,s As Ss sS s.snt. . brig . SssS y.
philadelphia; su.an llss'sp Mocurdy Cohasset Narrow
s.usq. Iseeln
nsy ~ Ma. Jun. g. sp.' r.
Averon slower triss geea Jane sh.exford
On fSS
90; Pooonooiet. Brewer do Reveiils. Boyd william.
roD Thatcher Richmond Forest. Cole Potomac River via
Nay D.isSsa Sss; Vary sasss Ray; i Esa Isfss
1, Hodges Eugene Loveil; ohsrosss H.syar d.
,ss h
patrick; F,sdl Epsene Brown and Luoy Ann Upton Phi
es1 Asan
Clarendon Buchanan and State Burr NYork steam.
brig Cid banks Keper Ballard Australia; Homer Car
P.ana Film. PSadsisSi. s'Srs Gordon, ossI Port
Pnoe CITY Of sos:Gp
ys1PaTniG ana mkt .Ss s.l.s, James Burnley master
sshs NV Joseph Fish, DsipSos brig
Ina nm :t e. sIG 6isv Of Boston 1..,.u.
Sid brig Psrsgcs IS., tain Northern port sohr Geo
s.s ass
ram Hail. B.uor
cb 1sd I sasls S TSok.r Phadslpais It,, ,,..
Bath; .sSs John Esscn A sspaea bsson .,'' 'a's
JAsCKsoNyILLE. July l6-AIr brigs Il Parks, Web
Ar p&e,isp ss ' 49,
sohr Ontario johnson. TItepGrt mot NYorhl., ~.
Aspinvan sd. via San Juan Goth. Cid ship serampore
sd-Ayr steamship Mexico. Place, Indisncl. via Calves
tSs sE;
Tcwsd se. Jnl, 20 ship A,ssiss. brig Adams Gray
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STRICT LIVERPOOL oLAsslricArIoT.


On Tutfday August 10 by Oscar w sturtevant Alder.
man Of the Third ward Mr. Lucas PARsoSsto Miss ELIZA
Bbrn McMsrN, sIl OF this city.
On Friday August @ by the Rev Thomas FARRELL
Thomas FAnnuL 70 Miss CArHARIrE UAar, daughter Of
y hart ali of this city.
On SATURDAY evening August 7. at the br1es fathers
by the Rev. Mr.. Barrons, Mr.. sIupefs CHsppoox Only
son ~ y. N Cbsddock. Esq Of Rostop 70 Miss T,nyaa
htm, Mas
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Passonxers arrived.

CHARLEsToN-St,a Dsh,p Upion-JM Barne, Rnde.
o Golf J Cbsrher)ain. w u Marin Noble Wv
Ward. sprsgne II Rutgers Bridges. Mrs Bridges
and daughter w Webb Calhoun, II Bischof A
B s Edny. J Ru,selL Q B srown. A Wise A
Black, Cohen. II Gale D Billings, d Hodghips NJ
Never Cameron, Russell Rclly, Mssso w Porter
ehle MQGre lady and child DR. nayw.rd MssA Hay
lady: Master g X Huger. Warning. r B Beden, D c
scarlett and lady Miss Galloway, Miss Hull, Mrs
Smith chld-23 In steerare.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, August lO-6 Il. VI.
ASHES. There 20 bbls bought ut 81 s1t{ a 81
81 for pots and So 564 for pearls The former dgures
BasaDsTufrs-flour favored biJers the transactions
comprispg ll0o0 bbis Canadian at SO 3Tx n %
43A mixed Western and ordinary to straight State
SO S1M SO 032f favOrite Ohio choice State and fair
70 fancy W.stfrn at SO 93 a 81 o6I with common to
good Southern Mt 81 3l4 81 so Nothing new occur.
red in corn meal rye flour salcs I've been made of
1900 bushels new white Southern wheat az s6c some
Western do at csc. 400 mixed southern do at o0c {;
$500 Ohio do on priys.e terms 1900 red southern at
Scc eco inferior Canadian do at Soc Various lots Of
600 bushes sec. ozc. for unmerchantaole and
GA CSC for mixed western-an abatement
CoT1or The speculative spirit prevails In this stape
the sales to-day reaching $500 bales to which We adjust
our prices.
STRICT LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Orleans Oher
atlantic. and TeIas CUT Porte.
Inferior. a. A.
Low to good ord... or GA eL oLalO
Low TO good mid. 1oH a 1oA 10I4 all 10Ia I0s<
Mid fair TO fair.... 11H 11x 11nal2 1lxal1X
Fully fair to g. fair nominal. nominal nominal
FREioHrs Rates without material change 10 ~
verpoo1 eco bbls. engaged at Cd. Grain was ~
sd and cotton ct Be- Be. ca per bale. To glasgow
300 bbls. flour engaged by steam L. I'D There
chsnee 10 notice In rates for other European ports
To California rates ranged from 4oo to Soc per foot
measure ept
PRovisfors--eeemed less active the days movements
having been confined to 800 bbs prime pork al SI7
and 500 $50 bbs prime lard II o 100 bbls old crime
and new mees beef nj IS 50, and S15S $i8gt with
several small parcels Of butter ard cheese az former
rates =
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Nswrsss. =. (, Aug. t-TXP.M
7ursk TSmss n Nseywt-N Fkx Setswev Hss~-
WAsse tsww Nars "a Fkscss At As BveskJsa Tsbh 10
The storm, which or some time past he threatened
tbs vicinity, has 9Th burst forth. with no prospect
sf sbatemenk
Tho AaiSe law which has seen held In contempt by
al good citizens ere sinOe the ediot dating Its enis
went forth, has been TO- day. for tho first time put In
practical operation and tho result has been sudden
but fight ali alcoholic stimulaats from their &C.
ousomed oornerr to the secluded refuge Of dark
cellars trap DOORS and her out OF the way deposit res
q all things not absolutely necessary to the daily wants
Of mortal individuals.
The OCEAN Cottsee well known resort to the initia
ted. pouDced upon this afternoon by the worthy
sheriff Of The town and all the ardent within its walls
made ptve TO the Law. The other public houses will
Of course follow IN succession; then alas poor Newport
Copeland of tho United States Hotel was also inform
ed against.
This Law is looked upon here by all classes as one Of
the most tyrsDnca arbitrary, preeumptuous that
has even been inflicted upon cviized community out
its effects will soon be witnessed and its folly made evil
dent
A lsrge amount of money has been spent here for
SchnOTps." which will now seek other channel
thus Iiovrg that the law will be Of injury than
net-as all the money seen in this god like town is
brought here by the travelling community
There tremendous equal this morning Afracas
occurred the breakfast table at the Ocean House.
tween Southern gentleman (from Kentucky btlieve)
and waiter of color who refused to teryr him as soon
a. called upon The SoutberneI drew pistol and threat
ened to the Oakley to kingdom In the shortest
space Of time whcieupon . mighty tumut eBsued q
cat But the particulars not Of sufficient importance
to enumerate
Alfred Jsell gives q concert here tomorrow evening"
assisted by the Germansns
William Hughes, the pedestrian. walked 10 miles in IL
hours Saturday for pune of $780, which he didn't
get. WHITE HAT.
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T L L L G II A p II &c

Providence, August 10, 1852.
The first attempts to enforce the Liquor Law have
been made in Newport Complaints made on Mon
day and before the day but postpon-
ed till Wednesday. There much excitement ut New
port and the who have been conspicuous the pro-
secution are threatened with violence.
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- ana Snrgoal Dispensary 20ttS Tuton street. Ohice
hours IRON o'clock a toy r
TBE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
= Compar ion.- BY DR.. A Mauricesu, Professor Of
Diseases o., Women-Twerticth edit'ons rs PIP -
70 81 an YssT Of anS M
the husbsud might spsred by timely ssssscn
OF this work. II 10 ipter ds1 especially for the or
those oontsn plating marriage az dselcses important
secrcts which should be known 10 them partiouIariv
either budding into womaDheod the decline
In whom nature ohanSN
can discover the canses toms and s1eenZ
remedies And most certain mode every 90 psIt
which hor EEK In subject - Ne-S'-~'
1xtrsct OF letter from gentleman in Dsvcon ohoN
NV DEAR SiAMy wife has been peroepsiby a.,
some thrce years or In bcr Ss2
hno suffering sooc pths fore during hsr oon-
nsment.every snocesrise debsa sias
ano vhicn was on the last occasion dcspared ~ ans
pytrd this state OF things Inevitable and
set to meet he worst this w about two
ssro your book highly spoken o. Containing some MAI
express to you the reef Affords my Distressed mind and
we joy ts PAGES TO wi' learning that che
great dfcovsiy ~ NJ Deso mesux provided rsmsdv -
9Iebe prospect TO mo witch little conceived vas cosri
b9' ir me ere mo her would rassd over
my head, In all hum probability my wife would hs No.
IN her grave, ard my chiitren lett morhsrless. 's
ir, or courfs impraocrbe IT, convoy mere fuv thu
rertouA subjects treated o they of peture
intended Tor tho mariof tn contemplating ,ns~
sisgc. ior sale AZ %. Br,adwsy No s,tor n use
Mnst the rue isstns OTTO ~ berty strees Nav YORK,
ntteS % Alhapyi To- n I'D Notne, nIsbsma; r.
" peterson rs cherpt st-set Ph'l,delphis 10 The re-
ep - ~ ocnv vi' tied " natl fru~ ~ roat
=" s'y T'rt on tbf Wit 49, ALI Letters
sTdrtsrtd pnst ba'o. ia. MaURtCLAL Lox i IN.
NOV York city, Once i2o ystreet.
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Police Intelligence.

JUSTICE BoGART AND CAPTAIN CARPENTER.
In reference to the detention of Mr. Conkn Titus by
Captain Carpenter, of the Fifth ward police Saturday
night last and his refusal to allow Justice Bogart
release him to bail, the questions of law have
been submitted to Mr. Blunt the County District Attor-
ney and we learn that Mr. Blunt has expressed his
opinion tanning the position taken by the Captain
Police. 1t Is expected. however, that Mr. Blunt will
give written opinion the law touching such cases,
the opinion OF other able counsel will be given
the subject which it is said win differ very much
with the opinion already expressed by Mr.. Blunt.
The Brooklyn MrdH-It was enormously stated in
Of the daily papers, yesterday that Justice Bogar
discharged the man Patrick Keyes from the city prison.
who suspected Of being the who perperated the
murder OF William Tuck. in Brooklyn, Friday night
last The facts in the matter that officer Black Of
this city arrested Reyes and conveyed him before JUS
tice BoSart, who committed him to prison suspicion
Of being the murderer On Monday, Coroner Ball. Of
Brooklyn accompanied by Of the police officers Of
that city called Justice Bogart and wished to have
the prisoner to to Brooklyn. Accordingly, the
magistrate sent for The prisoner from the cell and handed
him to the custody of Coroner Ball and the police
officer The prisoner not discharged from custody
at any time but kept in close confinement for examina
ton until handed over to the authorities of Brooklyn
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TEE PILOTS OF TIE MOSES H. GRINNELL. rAKI
.as As:.ss s.s::es ss:r VIA.
Is.eoas them from wSs. a. ,.ss1
me" S Vi"
CJsEss5s.N. PETER aorr.
= nELIKEs, Pilots Of the Noses h Grisssn.
TEE uNi rEs STA rEs NAIL sTEAx saiP aaHMAxH
savs. r as ms = N Gon.sadsr .ii 40 en- =
pss.s SS Sssi. nd sss France. on SATURDAY As
u from pier No. North rsor. A. sslsek. 2. NJ rrs
In hrss cabin. main ssloon.
arss GABLE lower saloon.
Az s.esr,sns.a .tsssssd tho ship All II.
HcSiks. SAND &issS 4 1ssss. q i ssssa :....A
JJNirxD srArss AAIL srLAssalp ooArAxY~
sS.ssss ~. ~ u: s:s md
.:ssi. os..sa usi de:psossi = .
& s's''' si.s co. % 80
r.. sus sis
...: FL. :. % the "a.
CO.: IS 20: ::::
LIN S sa: E p3aabS 80 ss
Issyias ycii for lspia-a .. III. 9th .nd ma .
The nav e.m.n,pr FL Dorado ana Falcon wni TORN
he 7h aud 22d Of each and forming with the Pacific
steamships shrcasn line and from New Orisaeo saS
ports In @eMcc, California Oregon Pss-Ass srom
orleans Sn0 be secured frou Armstrong, Harri os~
agents At that place.
raI aATrs raoA snw YORK TO AsprNwALL
For Ladies saooe STATE Rooms 80
Lower AFT and Forward Saloon RoonS..
Passenger. ara land.d =; the fairoai dspcs xsps.a
free Of The railroad bsiag In oreraton sod car
cunning half the distance from Apiawali paNsEs
s a. S sss be 10 s
trom $40 TO $25 20 be borne by che pssssn.err
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The public n'ormeS thas UNDER TIE arrAsSsmeHs
Of this company inspected approved by sAx
Navy Lepnrtment, csmmandsd BY Navy oficsrs sna
rying the United Snses Nails win hereafter leave Panama
immediateiy arrival the Atlantic ais aad Ssn Prem
cisco tho lat and 18th days Of each moath and vii toa
At Acapulco. boat will be kept each end u
ths route to cover socdsns The foowins steam paots
the Pacific of which will be swsys 10 pert
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N RITZ u Il In II e L l. q K ID.
ALMANAC FOR NEw-yoRK-THIs DAY.
RISES. ............5 MOON RISES ...morn 81
SUN sETs. HIGH WATER. eve 10
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST 10, 1862.
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specie only taken on freight to svan. Freisa. tascS
70 New Orleans AZ % cents per cubic foot shippers
freight are requested to suppy themselves with
PsDys bills Ct .Sns which may be bad On sPpcstos
signed after the ship has called For freight passage sppy
TO M o. ROBERTS, III West street. arren e.
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIREcT-TuE NEW DOUBLE
Il Engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, Winthrop sears
port direct Friday August goth at four o'clock p
This ship has elegant for Pa
sage In Cabin so in s.ssrsge s2s For freight passage
erto LINC0LN& CO, IL Pearl 81.
Measuremept goocs DO per cubic foot shippers arc re.
ladns las others will DO signed which NAV be had on
are signed only board; freight received or bills
steamship Benz Franklin Teal commander viii succeed
NEW Y0RK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP oos-
S g. Mvs S"ss,s w. su
g. N, Commander. win be ready TO receive freight o.
Monday, august 10th, and viii sail for the above fron
pier Sos q Hsrrson street North ys5 % ~, Mss 81
Leans reahipped At Mobile free mesio5 Psssss'
500 L1';ss r. 1874 90
For CHARLESTON csTE%A IA 81. P,,d h,sn Nan
Instant az osisot ~" p. The splendid steamship
CITY OF NORFOLK, James Post. oommander, WI, saii %
eycry made With view to secure the
comfort and safety % For ireshs OF passsgs
Loan is wall street Freight taken at reasonable rates
So For Savannah psssenecrs v be talon
tbrs ush SIS ard stoeraRe 81 10 The steamship CITY
or RICHMOND VIII succeed the SHOVE ana sail on friday
the 10Th instant
ryoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
r Tho United states Mail Seamship ROANOKE Il. Par
rlsh, comma der, wiz leave pier y NJ r. On SATURDAY Au
ionrd For frceh passage sppiy bcara or 70 LuD
lama PLEASsNTo, No. g Front street. near Old Slip
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STgAM TO AUsTRALIA-UNDER ARRANGEMENT
~ with u Melbourne Gold and General Mining Assoois
tiop.- The fsyorite and we'll known steamship sARAT
SANDS. 15Otons burthen, VIM q. Thompson, commsndsf
will leave the port OF Liverpool the 2sh Of August ca
Ing at Of Cork TO take on board s.sss
peythe principal ports Of the Australian gold rosoa
Fer rates Of fare &c and other information apply
J. HOW ARD Il SON. agents. 81 Broad ~ay
Passengers Having New York by the steamship Glasgow
August a. will be in time to meet the sarah Sands o.
Queenstown, Cove of Cork.
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DAssAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO IN TUE SUPERIOR
A. lpasket WILLIAM PENN, Capt. Folaer no ~
Ing ut pier 10 East river First cabin $780, san.
Sl50 ndfound. apply to ~ SUTTON 81 Wall street,
or o. W. POLITE, Beaver street
The daily union., 1852-12-11
From the New Orleans Piesyuns, I'd inst.
Later from Texas.


BY The arrival OF the steamship Louisiana Capt Smith
have received dates from Galveston the 30lh ut
We have only room for the following items
The Western Texan has The following intelligence from
Eagle Pass
week or two since, during the feast at Piedras Ne
gros Mr. Edward Stevens who had the contract for
ryng the mail between this city and the Pass shot Golfer
john who in the OF stabbng OF the survey
ing party He Immediately arrested ironed and cast
into prison The difficulty occurred at dance, letter
from Eagle Pass, dated the 10Th, gentleman in this
city, states that the night OF the 9th Stevens sacceed
ed m making has escape, swan the river, and reached
Eagle Pass ia safety.
rumor has reached this city 10 the effect that Wild
Cat is Offering two dollars bounty TO Americans who w
JOIN his command II supposed he is going against the
revolutionlss al Maamoros
The Brazos Delta has changed It's name 10 the Rich.
mond Recorder +. NJ. Gibson is editor aud proprietor
and he produces quite spicy and Interesting sheet
The State Gazette says an unusually heavy white fros
visited the neIghborhood of Austin on the 9th inst
Judge Harvey H. Allen, agent for the Houslin and
Austin railroad addressed the citizens OF Austin recently
We learn from the Gazette that he succeeded in creating
propositions which be suggests for the accomplishment
the work FTst that the State shall loan the company
three or four thousand dollars for every mile OF road
structed and second, that the legislature pass law
horzng counties to levy tax TO pay the interest sucl
an amount OF stock as they may choose TO take.
The Houston Telegraph says it is authorized contra
dict the report that Judge Scurry will oppose Gen Hous
ton for the United States Senate.
The daily union., 1852-12-11

DEcIsIos IN DoRRITE cAsE.-The United States cir
cult court for the district OF Rhode Island engaged
several days last week in the OF John Dspeau
John N Oney THIS was an action Of trespass and ar
rest and out Of the troubles in that State In si2
Mr Dspeau active member OF the Dou party and
was arrested in Pawucket, while the Stale under
martial law, by the defendant, acting commander OF
corps OF military stationed AZ the ahove-named place
TIE complainant under for the space OF about
hour, net treaied, and the only object bring
ing the suit to have been to test the validity OF
the al the government while suppressing the Doue
movement OF 1912 The has been years in
court, and brought TO close Friday by the jury
rendering verdict for the defendant The decision IN
the looked for with considerable interest by all
parties IN The State, from the peculiar nature of the CIR
cumsiances and The edousness which has marked IFS pro-
gress since its commencement The verdict special
and given for the defendant the ground that he acted
in good faith and under orders from bs superior officer
The in the which The plaintiff has to ray,
estimated al $1,000 or $4,000.
The daily union., 1852-12-11
Very Late from the Cape Of Good Hope

BY the United States soop-of- ST. Marys Captain
Magruder, which has just arrived at Philadelphia from
the Pacific, by way Of the Cape of Good Hope. have
received, through the poeness OF her officers, Cape
Town papers OF October 26.
We have also received from them copy OF the Great
Britain Times, paper containing the log of the NAM
moth steamer Great Britain, Captain Mathews, on her
passage from Liverpool 10 Australia, besides various
pleasant matter in reference TO her The Great Britain,
appears, sailed from Liverpool August 81 and dropped
anchor in Table Bay at the 10th of October On
one day she made distance OF 244 miles.
The CAGE Town mail, of October 26, contains numer-
notices of incidents of the Kafhr war which seems
TO be net nearly suppressed Various collisions be-
tween the troops and the rebels noticed though no
decided battle.
small force OF police, Fingoes mounted rifles and
rangers, under Commandant Currey, had routed band
OF rebels in the colony OF Albany, killing five men,
woundng others, and capturing iveg guns
Captain Heane and two men OF the 18th regiment had
been killed by maraudng party OF Kaffrs.
dozen or more petty engagements with Hottentots
with slight loss either side, noticed in ie papers
General Cathcarrs conduct of The war is subject of
much controversy among writers for the press.
The Synod OF the Reform Dutch Church was in SEES
sion at Cape Town.
The daily union., 1852-12-11
sales To-Day.
ny ). c. ucGUInE, Auctioneer.

PEWs in ST. JOHNS CHURCH FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
auconOn Saturday, the llth Of December ensuing
~ O'Clock, the following pews Church,
the Of west now owned BY
the church, will be offered for sale public
Wis
the ground floor
Nos. 49, a. Is, I9 8, 49, 49, 30, 81 49, a. 35 3s 49, al
o. 6a 49, 66 6s Cd, 70, II, 70, "a, rs II So
d. 92 96 SO. lo lOa, and los.
In the gallery
Nos aa,45,67s, TO- IL, ~ la H. l5 49, III 49, 49, a %
a. 25 26, a. and %. II
Most these pews egby situated among
church. Any of them be bought private
application 10 the treasurer, Time the sale
The
paid in hand fourth MONTHS eight months
and the remaining four the day sale
The purchasers with approved
ferred payments bearing neest from the day Of SALE
comply with these within the
vesy the right Of reeng pws any them
at the risk and of the purchasers
. JAS. @. MCGUIRE
NOV l3-codndsu Auctioneer.