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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
THURSDAY, July 29-P. NJ.

There was a continuance of the very
buoyan. stock market to- day, and some descriptions
were quite rampant The buyers for rise were very
confident, and were free bidders at advancing rates
At the Second Board there large business done at
still advancing rates with full quotations bid at tho
close. Erie continues to improve aud went 10 s7It
Reading less buoy than other leading stocks
closing at 60 bid The arilcsbe apgemens of the
freight question between the Stonington aud Norwich
Roads had very favorable eiec. on those socks
For the former, 57le was bid-an advance Of I3i -
cent ard for the latter 5j. Harlem went 10 y, With
large sales a. the Second Boari-an advance Of IA y
cent. For Canton 73A was bid Zinc improved to
1919. Nicaragua in demand at g. For the Invest
neLt stocks there better inquiry and better
feeling. The Coal stocks doing better Penn.yL
vsnis Coal Co. was in demand at ll2Is, and Dauphn
at C91 Federal Stocks have an liza proving tendency
are In fair demand and firm. Erie Bonds are drmv
held. md the Conyertib'es Of ls62 sold st97.
In Sterling there IS nothing of import
snce doing. Tie market 10 steady az l0A a 100
Francs are S. MAS Is.
Freights continue without much activ-
iy or change. To Liverpool 1900 or 900 bbs Flour
lOd, 600O bush. Grain 81. 3D., Cotton Id. To L,n.
don 500 bbs. Flour H. To Hayre there |. IN, l,,ls
going To Holland 800 bbls Spirits a, &c. Guauo
charter was made a. sl6 Deal freigh. from ST.
Johns to London al 81 and another to Bristol Channel
at 7O To California there is fair business done at
Asa 75c.
There was large disbursement from
the sub-Treasury today s:'O.277 Received, So 8os
Balance, sIl7s,3l5.
The advices by the Europa are very
favorable for American Securities, but not favorable for
Cotton or Breadstufs. Tie London Neaas ,ays:
During the past week there has been an unusual ds,.5
for American Securities and only small smoupts OF The
Stocks mos N favor for now 70 b. obtained
been made Of ts Penne. cent Coupon Bonds Of saa A.
owns to thar being free from the State tax and hsyux
the benefit Of Q stpkine fund Apsps the Us RI Douds
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET Tursdst

July z9-Bunness continues very quiet partly owinspx
eNtre ne warm weather Thtro Is but lftie irl1H J.
OueTcitfOD BARR and for her sales have Un5S
noise. The FLOUR market continues very quiet thas
being brt very limited Inquiry either for ship nsniaZ
consun pon. Sails OF ,0On bbls Western and Psun.
MIA mostly recently grf und for export at 81 snd ~ -
bakers at $4dt4 Is TOR common aud good brsndt So
81 Is for extra, ard fancy lots at SJ4t5 50 hYg 49,
scarce and the small lots coming IN taken on sn"
- BY Corn MEAL is steady az 50 q ~ bbL -
There is IN decreased amount of new WggAr ccusT
but the supplies small Sales of 600 bash pfil..s
Delaware red a. 90d9lc. and old Pennsyiysna w.ss
81 % q bush sfOst In RYE no further trsnss-ross
been reported Corn is 10 good demand. hut there
y any coming 10 small sale Of yellow at oc, n.
which Is an ADVANCE. Sales OF rev Southern Olrr,y
VISIONS there is chaoge 20 notice. CoTTos con.1sS
good demand, a, full rates. WHISKY isscarce; ssa"T
bbs. at DC; hhds. are held It the .ame phce.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

DrsAPPoINTMENT.-It having been an
nounced that Senator Douglas would address the
Willismsburgh Democracy on Wednesday evening Ia
the "Park," number of persoDs-more than one
talf Of whom, however, were Wngs-assemblei In
South Second and Fourthsts for the purpose of listen
ing the remarks of the champion Of the Young De
mocracy. After snXiously waiting for about hour
the assembly discovered that they had been hoard
and retired. No volunteered 20 supply the Sen
ttor's place, and consequently dissertation on the
beauties Of Democracy was not forthconlng-much to
tie chsgrin Of all the sssemblags Tie Independent
Press If yesterday assigns for the Senator's
appearance, that important business called him to
Waship gtop.
STRIKE AMONG THE CooPERs.-.The
difficulty anticipated on "wednesday between the
striker, and those who refused TO join their move
men,. Accordingly detachment of the Second Ward
expected to take place. Every body was
quis., however, and the Police returned.
NV ENGINE CoMPANI.-A new En-
gine Co. No ,, is to be organized In Bashwick $1,000
has been subscribed toward purchase Of the engine
by prominent citizen of Willismsburgh
School ExHIBITIoN.-A school exhibit
ton, previous to the annual vacation will take place 20
day al o'clock, p. NJ
BOARD OF FINANCE.-Eight members of
this Boare met In the Common Council Chamber of
the City Hall on Wednesday evening last and tnere
Being no quorum present adjourned 10 or Sa.ur.
day eSenipg at 7lg O'Clock.
ACCIDENTAL young lady, named Ma
ria Conway, residing in New YORK. was injured on
tuesday last by the falling OF a brick from the scsold
OF building In MeserOest under which she Was paxs.
irg, ON Tuesday last The injury she received yas no,
Serious Nv
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PUBLIC SCHOOL EXHIBITIoN.-A public
exhibition by the Scholars Of Public School No. East
Brooklyn took place last evening in ths Presbyterian
Church on Franklin av, and passed of well The eX
ercises consisted Of the representation of scene from
Richard the Third singing, &c. The school is under
the superinten fence of Mr.. Barnes.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PREsENTATIoN.-On Wednesday eve
ming the Clerks In the employ of the Messrs Tapscot
& Co presented to Of their number, who Is about
leaving for California, beautiful and costly portable
desk, containing the following inscription upon silver
plate in, 10 the lid -" Presented TO MIR. B. Byrne
Jr. token Of esteem, his leaving for San Francis
co. by his fellow Clerks connected with the firm of W.
& J. T. Tapscott & CO..
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SECOND BOARD.


PUlLADETPHIA SALES OF STOCKs.-T KurS-
day. July - Flint BoarSl0 Northern Bank Of Ky 49, l52
Grard Bk l3 5000 Reading r. K d. no. s7 81 GJ L@hnh
Mort g. 0O 5000 susq Canal 6s % ~ 300 Reading r. H.
Mort g. -, gOj $500 do, ooh Com BIZ Oh PeBa RR
AZ d., 4oA $50 Sch. Nav. Mech Baak, 81 II ~
L. s. Bank, a. 81 200 Southwark o. 81, 100
Sse0Hd BaJdo Northern Bank Ky, 49, 5Pern Il. r. y
90 Reading r. g. TO- 81 lGf Sch. Nav. Peerrei
Lehsb Nav. u 81 go City h. r. g. TO- l0; $500 DO
"a $500 DO, Oh sIIe0 U. 3. %, -o7, M
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Fire I'm RnItimors-IpfnnticIde.

BALTMORE, Thuudsy, July 2J I6j2.
A destructive fire occurred here this
morning which uai supposed TO have been caused by
nicer dsrs II broke out In the cedar ware aory OF
Spencer Rowe Franklin st and spread 10 the gro
cery establishment OF Mr. Gardner, destroying both.
Loss about $1,000.
A midwife named Tabtha Magaw has
been arrested on charge Of destroying an infant child
the legiim issue OF young girl belonging to highly
respectable family. She has been committed.
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Loss of the Schooner Henry Delano.

NEW ORLEANS, Wednesday, July %, 1852.
La'e advces from Texas report the loss
of the schooner Henry DelanO, Capt Dale bound from
Mstsgordo hay 70 Newly with a cargo OF cotton,
sugar ana moa,ses The vessel was run ashore In COZ
sequence Of being discovered leaky, and will ubtless
prove total lose Very lite OF the cargo would be
saved The vdsse Is believed TO be insured In the city
of NeU.Y0rk
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Loss Of the sIoOp Cleaner.

ALBANY Thursday, July y IoJ2.
The sloop Cleaner, laden with corn, and
consigned to w B. Darling & Co, Providence, ran up
on rock near Hudson yesterday, and sunk
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ACCIDENTAL young lady, named Ma


BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-This board met
at the offce-of the Cy Clerk last eyening-present
Messrs. Vroou, Colby, Randall, Morris, McCay and
Flemniog Tbs minaes of the last meeting were not
read. TIE speckl Commeee appointed by the Board
a, their last meeting to prepare andpresent report rel
alive to City Schools Accommodations, presented 1t,
which was adopted and nation, ordered 10 be laid
before the Common Council At their next meeting with
the signatures of the OAcers Of shs Board of Education
appended thereto. The COMMITTEES on annual Est.
mate presented report relating to the same object
eh Oh was adopted. TIE COMMITTEES on Teachelv and
Salaries reported the employment Of Miss Sarah sne
Nsples as monlress If Sckool No la place of M,,s
Emma Reid, resigusd
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By Telegraph to The ew-YOrkTribune.
The Anruy mt New-OrIeans, &c.

BALTIMORE Thursday, July %, 1872
The Southern Mail, as late as due, Is
received.
The New Orleans papers state that
Capt w Dmorth, who was wounded in the political
afty in that city will PROBABLY not survvs bis Iunds
He was in the Lopez expedition William Green, VINO
a.o pertcipaed, il very low but will probably recover
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The Crew of the ship Reciprocit.

Boston, Ihursday, July ., IsJ2
Advices from 81. Pierre reports the ar
rival there of Capt Vspey and wife and II Of the
of the chip Reciprocit wrecked short time
since Capt. H., wife and steward, would leave soon
for home.
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Sous or TrmpERArcE.--A large num-

Sous or TEMPERANcE.-Ala rgs nun
Der Of ssrs of Temperance from Jersey Cay 80
tho qusreriy meeting Of the Grand D''s'o1' ao.
nover The resolutions of the last annual se' e
80 r.sfrued They reco nmeud the enHcin5ue "
,,ropg urobbitnry laws for the suppression ~ ls.
ns,snce Al this meeting able and eloquent soai -,
vsre delivered By Rev. Mr.. Cuyier, 7. IT, ~ VI 1ieA
ton. and Mr. Belts, of Jersey City.
FTRRr.-The new ferry route will Do
opeped on the first Of August next The Splendid oosi'
Golden ard PbiladelphIa have been sdded to TINS me-
and will commence running regular trips on the 10"
route at the time stated.
EmGRATIoN.--A large party OF emil
grsn,s mostly GsrmsDs yesterday Passed through tue
City e rJufe to Newark, where they will at once g. 10
~oIk upon he Railroad =,
Man DOG SHOT Yesterday a mad dog
was sbot Oh the corner Of Michigan and Ere-su For
tuns,ely be WAS dispatched before be cOnnteo any
iury Tnis Il the secoDd occurrence Of the KIND ths
season Dogs still run al large unmuzzled.
ABDucTIoY.-The City papers report
the abduction of a GIRL some Is years OF age, named
Mary A. II Moore Friends have interested thenseves
in her behalf making efforts to learn the where
abouts OF Der parents.
PoLIcE.- Several parties were brought
before the Recorder for getting drunk and being dlsor
Derby The were committed for four days TO Inc CIy
Prison
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Cnurlrr OF O1ficERs.-On Wednes-

CpuFLrf OF OTFicERs.-On Wedpes-
''sy o' ea!Se about quarter 10 ,.ssys corresoop.
dent, observed party of policemen running toward
Franhhnst, upon reschus which found about dozen
efhcsss, with man down upon the sidewalk, whom
while laying bis face they time aud again s,ruct
hsir clubs, he being all the while apparently Inn.
- and unable to make any Iesistauce could no,
ace what be had done bs, the continued br,atv If
icemen who surrounded him was 40 op,raya,,.
ss the by ISLANDERS we're about to inerfea f. p,eve,t
The inan from being killed by the blows on n hcsd
and they would have done so, but wefe intmids,o az
the number Of policemen present Subseoue ,,lv ,h,,
book the man and carried MIN face dovpwa =, ,hs
Tomb, upon ieaeh.og which they let him tail like &c.
ePon The stone door, upon lis face. have felt in INV
duty Ia publish whs. Az self Of tia affair.
Less OF A STEAMSHIP steamer
siabSns, Capt. Wells, from New rlesns, for New.
Ara, 10 wilton par, she coming for repairs, was
- sreehed on the night Of the eth inst, near the
Rocks, Bshsus Bsnks.> All -sxertions to get
we're aysihng. Mr.. Fsh, the owner, aud
sanity, oeethsr with 10 passengers, had arrived at Mas.
sss, lah July, all well
u Mr. Dayton, boatman, of Mr.. Dun
a'yssft few days since saved man from drowp.
'es men were In a small boat running athwsI.
=. VI the Hamilton Ferry bosi, and one Of them
u"fmee Tor fear they would DO run dos =. ana
,1"P' mo ,ne water Mr. Dayton saw him. i.noea
.~'o =" 00a' (Which Mr.. Duncan Gu, lose, and
sA',ns his HE The boa, was .otraa
49, p, a11 .ns nsn'ensd individual had rsr,aiaea
.a. ~ .o~p.nOn' ne would at eas, have escaped
"o'''ns al ana saved Mr. Dayton some trouble.
HEAVY FoReERr-Arresto Of the Accused
"A man named Peter Simmons, was brou,h, = ~
City on Wednesday night, and handed over 10 N. w
:sSy Of otBesr Patterson, Of the Low rouoe Con-,
100 hold warrant issusd BY Justice sosA- n wh,,s
H,aass staods charged VIII forging sns = ssr,a. ]
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" We are tod that in one of the
trunks OF the lost by the Henry Claw found
one of RooT exquisite Crayon pictures Of beautiful girl
sd by hf the d. ad found What untold money would
many Of the be esved ve for portraits Of the loved
and lost. Go TO RooTs 363 Broadway
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MarI1ef-R IN Telcnrnnh.

ABANY, July z9Receipts Of the past q hosis Al
bills Flour, l7oo0 hush Ccrn, 8,tO0 do OaiS ~ {.
Wheat. Flour Is steady Corn better; saes ~ ~
Western mixed at COY G6lc Oats are At ii9H.c' v
seliA at p a p c. for Ohio ard ? &c. for Prison
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KICKED TO DEATH BY A HoRsE.-The

KICKED TO DEATH BY HORsE.-The
Coroner yesteo Gay, held inquest AZ the New York
Hosuits upc the body Of Ahdre~ mcSowan lad four
teen years Of age who the 27lh inst kicked By
a horse, while In the stable Ct Bayard and
Elizshftb,ts, and died yesterday from the effects OF
the Injuries received. Dr. Comb Of the Hospital
made post Iporteu examination Of lie body, when he
discovered that ire temporal bone and skull were
fractured. A verdcE of death by kick from horse
was rendered.
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SuppFy DEATH OF A POLICE OFFICER.

SUDDTN DEATH OF FOLICE OFFICEh'
Officer VIM Fulton, Of the Lower Pc Les Court
while al the corner Of Centre and Leonard sta yes
day moTniI e. taken with 1T, and died soon after
vsrd at The New.YoIk Hospital, whittier he was 70
moved He II sppears, felt the tic coming on while he
wac At the corner above named, aud went into the pub
tc house Of Mr. Joseph Carlisle, where he asked for
.ome Ice 10 place upon bis head and requested that
pby,lcan might be sent for 10 bleed him The doctor
csne but the blood much cOngested that II
W, I'D not fow Deceaied was much respected by hls
fellow officers, and leaves wife and family 10 mourn
tis loss
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ihPEovEMENTs.---Mr. Fink, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor a, the last Charter sec,on
Is stsstirg buildings In the Third Ward vslus5 =,
s41c An iron foundry Is beiag bull, AZ North po,o,
~sics isio be under the management. Of Mr. P,sd 81
iAs ism Of Field, Cobb l. Co $3.50 ~
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Receipts of Produce. July ..

By NORTH Biro Bcdts-56a8 bbb Flour, go % 90
Ky 81 do Ashes lS8 do. Pork go d.. Provisions li
els Com. f,4?s DO. Wheat. ard IL bales Wool IS
BY Eris hdiyoad-l8 pkss. Butter, ~ 90 S''
balss Wool, and l,59i sides Leather. "a % 10
BY Ne1,-Hasm RaiI,oaa-lS2 pkgs Batter, Nv
Cheese
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RECKLESS DRIyING.-On Tuesday,

RECKLESS DRIYING.-O On tuesday, while
funeral procession passing over the road at the
Penny Bridge, one Of the carriages containing females
was run Into by omnibus, while upon the extreme
right Of the road breaking the vehicle and nearly the
pecss of the inmates, who If not protected by the
strength of the fence would have been thrown into the
wat on the other side As 1t was, they were COM
PEELED to retrace their steps homewsrd
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
The Anniversary of tbs loslituton celebrated
Wednesday the Metropolitan Hall, and the attendance
was very large. Mr.. Henry A Tail er delivered the
Greek Sautatory; hr Eusiace Tfenor the Larip, and
Mr. Washington r. Nichols the English TIE Veleilc
DRY Grafton was by Mr.. John ". Harper. The degree
of A. was conferred on the following young geutle
men: Henry A. Taller, Eustsce Trenor Ausel N. Kel
loes John Trenor, Jr, Washington R. Nichols Lea Lu
quer, samuel l. Mitchell, Jr., Richard II. Tucker, A.
Bleecker Mcdonald, Jr., John w. Francis, John Ben
mem. Charles L. Bogart, James l.. Brown, Henry w
CLARK, John w. Harper, George II. Hiuton, John A.
Hows. James M. Morris. Charles De Gray Mount, John
II. Pel George C. PenDell Robert Ray, Jr., James r.
Smedberd, Richard p Stevens, Eagene Thorn, Wm T.
Thorn. The honorary degree of A M. was conferred
on Rev. John Rowland of New Jersey; aud Dir. Rich
ard P. jerks, OF this City, teacher. The degree of
ID. ID. confIrred on the following gentlemen Rev.
VIM. McMurray, of Toronto CIV Rev VIM Walton,
Of Eew-York Rev. John L. Watson, Of Ne Jersey ;
Rev Jesse A Spencer, of New Jersey; aud Rev. Sam
uel c. Brown Professor of Bellies LeTtres In Dartmouth
College. The degree Of LID was conferred on So
phen Aexsi der Professor Mathematics and Astron-
tmy in the College of New.Jersoy.
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EXCURSION. "A number of the employees
Ct the Union Ferry Company proceeded 10 Coney
Island yesterday evening, on an excursion. Those
who remained on duty to take a similar jaunt In
day or two
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ucse most in favor are ihs NsvYork and ri. Cow
erur, MHhitsa CsbtT,i y Coats, sEd Philaislos. ~
Rsasibg q cents, ID. Bel 4 Sons quote % 60~s Ns
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Rss.ibs q cents, b. Bel Sons qao.s as &lIo~, Ss
T. ~ cent. Bds................... 1861 ee s,s,
= 5. , Il esht. ~cs................... 1855 TaT
u. : so cent B6s................... 1858 10 s,s,
l. SO = cent .....i57-ls1 ifls,rf
y : ste q ..iSS-lsB 3'aSs
PsDnsylyfris y cent stoek-ex div. 1ss,
P.ni.y va "A , Z cent hes .......... 1871 We
S Nas, ' stS' S;:i Bi.. Ss Ss
Msiyl snd y cent. Ser. B6s. ........ MS4
Keuiu,i - q c,u, Bos.............. 1873 "a 80
Tenn.ss.e6 Z o.nt BSs............. @&S
CBIsds = oslt. sienmg B5A...... lTf Iy ~
A haIy Tify q cent Rds............ $50 a. 80
Boston C.ty q cent. Bds............I8T-l96l "A sI
Nos tT.sl City 2 cent Bds..........i87-is5 s,s -
Plladtlpi.s \ Readlns R. R. 2 CT
Ny 4 Erie . 81 a. mo-l .......ls6'-fss lss s
Y. Ere y e. "a mor.) ........ 1852 SO
y. y. Egir 4 q Cow ............ 1872 @SS
Ohio 81 PsLts = c-His ...........l8j5-isS sS =,
Ohio Cenrral = c.Its............... 1861 0S
1h@ Bank ot EnsisDo hs' oos "a. 32 l3e sssna,a
sPsfis sfo~iTs turtheriucresse
TIE irvrr uhich sniysd hy the ia,t We., IA
nail was al sold adesnce Of - the orca f,ns
ooilsrs, oi which Il chiefly sisted being = "A "a
that icT The bar silver CO. d. Il was taken eauf., g
the continent
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Road will
be opened to Wooster, l3j mile. from Pittsburgh a.,
Ing the week. THERE'S large business do,Dg "a q.
road, which promises 70 be one eli the moS, saccssI
rslrosd projects Of the West
William Thomas, Esq. member Of TIA
Boston Common Council, who ylsitsd England .o,.
time ago for the purpose OF borrowing money "a, "A.
City of Boston, writes home tina. ae effected h
of OF million OF dollars from Barring Brother, ~
on the Water Scrip NJ ga per cent for t~eO,vsv.
years We also hear Of another loan maze A 4.
anne rate in Londsn.
The receipts Of the Long Island Rail.
road for July. up the 27ih, were Sl92 Tie reu,l,
ms days sill probably MAKE tho aggregate up $500
The receipts OF the Morris Canal Com.
pany for the week ending July a, we're. -. s5seu
Corresponding week last year. sSJs
The Albany journal has the following
on the Lumber market, for the week ending Joly >;
The Lumber trade has been quite active Taer
cep,s this n.onh show out sigbt increase ovsr q.
corTrs pOndlpg month Of last year. Sdoula Lap.,
continue he brought forsaro In rho same rati dam,
the remaining portion of the CsDa season tno,s "a
buy early will be Of Obtaining their requlrs
stock We NJ ,ice that slrea' dealers fearing,
scanty supply have been bUyirg tty largely Soma
Lumber has been receives from Michigan, Ohio and
Cspsds snd more is coming forward, bat the L,ks
freights high % - eck receipts from Western
States The assortment la our market Is az preseot
&, sJ bot the stocks sro comparatively hsht Tor tus
season Tners 10 20 important change notice Ia tia
value Of any particular description OF Lumber. Pric.s
are pretty uniform and all desirable lots he'd vsy
firm " At quoted rates.
We ennex the receipts AZ this place from the opsus,
OF navigation to The ga OF July
and
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The RrJEcTED.-The following are the
dates and votes OF the Board of Aldermen, upon the
Ma, ora nominees to the Office Of Health Commits.
sioner
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Pn1Icr OrrIcER SrARREp iN SPRING-

POLICE OFFICER OTABBEU ~ CFhINU
ST. member Of the Police called this morning ana
,hs, n above paragraph Incorrect the fact
|, that Officer OBIieB had been TO the Newourgn Con
vep tie d. and was tne Of the party Who got INTO tne
fight 10 syring IT. IN which he was stabbed Cnamoef
lain was one Of his own companions-not pefeon
wbnm Re 0Bdep was attempting 10 aues. for breach
OF the place II vas iUllblOoded Loco'foco spree
OBlen 10 well known for bis partizan character.
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s,,a or BIN Of exchange for s45O los sterling of which

a,. or hin Of exchange for R45o los sterling Of which
the following Is copy
Ne $50. o. La." nv, ~ &c
Seventy days after date OF this first Of EXCHANGE senond
un,sd rsy 10 the ord.r o. Mr. Peter Simmons. Four hnn
drsd ard Fifty Pounds Ten Shillngs VEos recyd, which
cha 2. 10 account
20, the Gnsir se7 Cornl BsnkiDs Company.
To NJ, an De LIsLr, JASoRIS DE- LssLE, H.ASNEw.
This draft was on the 5h Of lune last presented 20
Mr. Charles p. Currie, at bis Office, NJ IS Wslst, y
the accused, who wished Il 70 be negotiated ne 49,
D. M G. mat n genuine snd thu. &c had Iecelsoe
II In part payment Of legacy from hl' father
or 10 setlement Of esrate. On these repr % r. CO
Mr. Currie sold the bill H. the Grn o. h. mofrs eT
OF william It. The mooey received vas men "a. 81
10 the prisoner. who lef the CITY ana t'oA pd 20
oepce al CIevelapd Ohio. II has been oi-cp.e, IL 40
cenIy s,,te arsf, cross forgery Ss the Mr. Aa,
new tbe ,naviousI nv the draft purPoT 20 "s,
beep signed was dead six months previous 70 ln iS
M tbe draft Mr. Currie row charges me accus s
HAVING uttered the dratt knowlne t,o,rh, - ,bia
c;,,or, Was arrested 10 Cleveland, brought 10 tuS
Ctv and barded over the custody OF Qicer raaer,
y ~ bsId the warrant for his arrest de was taken
of,s Jnsce Wood and committed to prison Tor ex'
am IN alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
Ing sales we're made BY A. H. Muller, at auction July ~
~ Is,dio Es.-. COUNTY $50
Undivided one-iho part Of House and Lot NO II East an
Fifteenth III
House ano Lot No ll5 Clinton %'lV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30

BOARD OF FINANcE.-Eight members of
this Boore met in the Common Council Chamber of
the City Hall ON Wednesday evening last, and, tuere
being no quorum present adjourned to meet Ss.ur.
day eSenipg at 7lg o clock