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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-13
[From osr Correspondsn, /


PHILADELPHIA, July l2-frrVcG-Barks Fanny tBr) Quinn,
Lsndondery Lucy Ann, kelar. Boston William FULLER DO;
6nss Nctor Paul do samL Small Treadwe, do; Metallic All
en De- w, Drew Dunnng Portsmouth Com Stewart
s bosie.j Ea" Fankin Nekerson dol Yesta, Dwight
n c surbe bayaum, Providence W r. COrbit Hswett
Asan stah Bristol r. L. schr A. l. Hyde, Bayey Arec5o
X Carcasa May Calais Achsah D. johnson, Nantucks
D. r. Iapey PoFtsmcuth F. A. Baker Carr Dover Friend
e Boston Telegraph fsh, Warelam; Jerome Willard Por.
sndi stewart Campbell, BIZ OBnsn, HALIFAX n 81 Austin
Guet Boston AIRED Barnti Baker Salem Oregon Small Prov,
zele, somers, DO. ' ~ ~
cieardBarks Charles 2. Lex Harper Port au Prince ssb
Aas Boston Lucy Ann, Keller do Joseph Fla ssayey do
NiAam, Fuller do brgs Yaior Park do Metaak Aery DO
shIs. Alfred Barra Baker Salem Mana Theresa Crowe G
hofnr smalsy Poitsmouh, vi Teeg1ph, Fish, Warehan
Wm Coroit, Hewitt, lynn; Lady Suas Boston Isabel w
hams faHtuckst AeSantna Sears Boston
81 Cyescae, lBr Ferguson, She6nach \. schr. Oe.on
Rich fyannasi Isabel Williams, Pawtucket; Jarvi, LYON
Sro~e Boston, Aohsah D., Johnson, Haaiacket d. P T.n
Boston Mechanic Can, doi 4. Franklin Nckerson DO str.p
ger, El saldNch May Z. slr Ell. Benz Pro.Li.nc.
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Dtsusfer.. H,r


MMcK o. BE B4EK IArsrI-EnHrErN LIVE Lo.r-The Br
oak Irusy ter, from Po Scarborough Easand Tor Quebec
with l-psssensers vas totally wrecked OF Cape Cs,pe
on The afternoon OF the 2ld june thirteen OF the
Ano I'VE OF The crew lot attempting land Two .oo,
efs h'ed al Quehec the til part OF the crew and
pssuserihe remainder Of those saved their way 10 I'M.
sane loti N another schooner The following The names OF 10
pasbssfs drowned Thomas Blake David ssunderson john D
enson, William Brown, David Hudson Atkinson Thomas
shaw William s,ehnss Thos stsllnrs. Ilo- wnennshan
phen bahack Joseph Crosby. Robert Herald
Srorned Mathew Tsyor se@nan Wright Bank cook Thomas
Burton boy Robert Yates, Dol Frank Francis, 10.
h,siSa FrTsE-A GOot deal OF being felt for the
safety Of the schooner Wasp A. Roeau left usbec
on the I'm MAJ oT chesmp PnAce Edward Island aad has
not been heard Of since She hal u pilots board vent .n
The rref heror the plose OF setting board 10 o.
o 10 Quebec. Seven OF them have 10 Quebec
other eleven missing, with the schooner and il IS feared s
they With the schooner have al been lost Nearly Al, The pt,
supposed % BE- lost married many HAVING arg. .
srEAsEa ArsIEsL, from Portland St John B. wbep ~
nonhssan on the su nst AZ ~ packed Up the CAPTAIN All
crew 81 b. brs Chaedony, hng OF snd rom Windsor r
New on loaded with plaster She sprung leak about oct
on Monday night and sunk al H. The Just time 10 g.t
the small boat Ahesvy running and there vas so5
ger OF the boat beng svsmped when The vessel "a. a.,
insured and lie Captain and crew lost eyerhas Could not save
the paTers oi The vessel -"'s
Bass FusfN "a Nev- Orleans from 1s
outside Pace Louire, On the A u wsas .tei 70 b.
m va nm onl Of ~ he ship Charles HI fon N.. Osns
"-n I'D Lsfhu'E BY t- ooon sin ,ls,,,1.d ,,.t
'nte esnsgr. 'atisld s,tsaisf tom t-s an.I -
add suLdfy rsys asd scar cot PARED @"V'
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT SELF

DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT SELF-DE
srAUcrIoN.-one Of the most desperate attempts at
semurder that has lately occurred was witnessed in
willamsbursh on Sunday. man named John Gross,
Of Brooklyn who was born and brought up in Brook.
Ign, attempted TO destroy his life Ia North Secoudst
near Lorimerst lie was, In appearance, the picture
OF what can be done by rum, 10 which he has been
hsbusl devotee the past two years Helsa homeless
fiendess, ragged dirty bsrefooted vagabond about 30
years Of age. He had miserable apology for hat;
dirty, ragged striped shirt sttered old pantaoons and
the skin OF his bare feet thick and tough He said
be was tired of living, sleeping in ststlonhou &c
I'M at Of desperation he rushed into grocery store
seized srgs cheese knite, and plunged It into his
breast on both sides making horrid gashes but striking
his ribs, which prevented death Several citizens ua.
aersook to prevent bin from committing suicide out he
S.eaSneo tne ME OF any one who should venture near
LIN rieufhhipg bis knife and bleeding from his
wounds, he rsn up North Secoudstree, 10 Union.ave
uc where he planted the handle of the knit. soajns,
Slsss M u house, and threw himself against the
cell ys.,asss arrested BY citizens, and lodged in
,stsn e..sercay his wounds were dressed and he 80
'ANsn 70 the County Hospital '''''' anu 10 was
Co,.~
SoaMoS CouNcrL.-The Common Conn.
So. 49, me'aas ia.s evening Various bills and ma
T~,.r,.,,,.~. Sea~a and referred to appropriate
CommH'ees- The permission asked for ~. e. -
between Engine Companies No. ga 49, '"Ss0a
Inst was denied by he vote Of s 10 6 VI ''' ~O'"
AccIpENT.-on Sunday, US two man
In funeral PROCESSION, were on their wsv - CO. A
Hills Cemetery their horse became unruly ana
thrown out Of their vehicle. One Of them Ia "e's
legs broken, and was taken up nsensi5le TAa S.n
was somewhat hurt S'uef
RowDYIsM.--As Mr.. Edward Warner
al e.,
was struck BY stone thrown by rowdy who was
proving about As no officer could be found COZ.
yerisruy, tie aggressor escaped arrest
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Arrived.

Ship Henry Clay Hill Liverpool June H. with mdse and 65
birth 5h A. NJ lat ~ 2 long TO- signals
with steamship Franklin. wotten, hence for Havre.
$40 sieersse NJ. LIVINGSTON July
ship Jos Penn steering W. The has been 20 days W. OF the
Banks
Ship stars Morse. (packe Lawon I'm Glasgow Clyde
Joseph Dsks German seaman) died OF consumption. lsh
Archibald Amect passenger aged 49, died Of consumption Three
days of the Heck the os July at p M lat long
TO- saw large steamer steering 6h lat 40 % 81 80 spoke
Ship Statesman (of WARREN Anderson Havre, days, with
ndse. and 275 passengers. 10 Nesmth Sons.
Ship camb1dse tof Balumore White Boston, days in ballast
Ship Camden Sherwood Liverpool June TO- with md.e to Dun.
% aa %n lat S g g. pos 5 away G %a.oP s.2 n,
T. The has been - eays W. Of the Bankhsh head winds aud
Ship slas Holmes Berry New Orleans June with mdse
Br bns Huntres Ncker,su Wallace n S. % d., with timber
Brs stephen Young Cray 90 d. fm cenfu.so, sugar &c.
81 &C., lon u 49, EXCHANGED signals with brig Gen Marion Bbben
Brig Oronoco (Comban Stats p d. fn Bolivar City hides
&C. to Moler Sands a Riera Left brig Ansostura, unc
Bns Triumph, Br,l Palmer 90 DE- I'm cadiz, mdse TO p l.
BGs sy,e. MAY tNorg PeR5sa 80 d' fm Hamburg bal
Bus Abner Taylor Saunders ST. CroT June g. via New Haven
with and moaes canhed Spencer Of New Haven. SD
with bus Dan Wild Pettinal for st. Thomas -,
ST. Thomas bearing s. 20 mikes distant spoke brig Islam Of aud
from Philadelphia 'or 81. Thomas.
sch Exceed Br Roberts AbacO days. with apples and
Avery Albany New London Richard
River, Conn Ease, Rhodes, Port E~ea
i wo S5sT.i s Sl
foot =, toekand Globe Small Salem T. P Aben Dickin
Ellen PsISs Storey New London. '''''H' ''""
soopEdtor Case, Rondou Providence Joel Hail. Clarke
Below ship, 2 barks and 3bnEs
sAILED-steamshp Empire City, winde Orleans ship,
Princeton, Russell, Liverpool; charemagne, JOs. Wright
WIND-sunset T. with dense Eos below
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palmer's Column.
DALMER'S AMERICAN NEWsPA

l., fER AGENCY.-Horace, the Roman poet speaks
Win contempt OF mitator and calls them serye herd
e though not the highest order Of human intelligence
nese men fulfill their part n'the business OF the world
Ne'hipg was made in vain Imtato form test by which
you may Judge the value Of any novelty live see crowd
Oh mtaors about anything be sure there some
thing good in IL Just crowd Of birds towering above
the let the people know that shoal OF fish Is under
meath or sraws and other light things carried along by
the current 10 show the speed and direction of IT,
without helping the stream the least or increasing its
volume
five want any ssSrraues-which We DO not-that our
system Of advertiser sluiTab- aud going ahead
prospeorsy should ind IL in the fact that several Per
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snpnrnE CouRr-SpeciaL Ttrm-Be-

SUPREME COURr-SpcctGt IeTm-Do
fore Judge Edwards-De eli sions-Gso. SaaeystgIn,
Jas Watsoa W5b-There is doubt Cthe Court sl1,
shat the publication alleged in the complaint 10 IN ssa
HbeIous The defense which u set up In tue ans~S
does not bring II within the class OF pTivse com
nications as II was mere expare pIenanIainf made
plsint and not defense TO the original "a Z, 5s61
against Phelps Duncan Thwates o. a. ,he an.
Besides this publication which s se. H. e,nplsiut
plant contains more than was stateo ~ oerrnled with
made before the magistrate. D0i"~
costs. IL 1b,s WAS a flt for
breach Of promise Of marriage ~ wn,cn sae Co. re,
tained vercl, or, ,hongt there sufficient evidence
uis LA rs, the defendant made a general promise 10
marry without regard 70 time Is h, ss 1og sT
ss Ia gave her notice that no never would marry
This under the original contract entitled plain
80 M commence suit The Judge erred, however, 10
charging the Jury thai II defendant promised TO marry
IsInta on 2th April, 1851, and gave her notice on sd
fbat be would not marry her on 2Sth II afforded her
rieht Of action before 18th. New trial granted costs TO
abide event.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Before Judge Oakley.
PstreS Sherman and Others sgt. C0ROver and Others
Motion on behalf of plaintiffs 10 render permanent the
Injunction Elghhav Railroad and on the part oil
defendens, TO dissolve IL This case came up to-day,
but application Of defendants further postponed
30 Wednesday, 2lst inst the sdavs Of defendants 70
be presented BY Saturday next
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs-IH0n-
aay-The following prisoners who have been convict
ed In this Court, were yesterday sentenced:
Augustus J. Roe, convicted In May OF forgery, was
sentenced the State Prison for four years ana tnree
months. . .
Charles p Mcdonald, and Eliza Hines, alias Harris,
convicted Of grand larceny, were sentenced 10 the
State Phson-McD for five years and Eliza Hines Tor
two years. -
John Dockham convicted Of assault and battery on a
man named Segerson In biting his nose of, was hned
$50 TO stand committed until paid
Jane Elliot convicted Of stealing diamond breast
pin valued at 500, WAS discharged.
Richard White who convicted with Roe, VINO
was this morning sentenced discharged 10 appear
when required.
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PHILADELPHIA Markets, Monday, July

i2-ln Quecitrun Bark there is nothing doing sale oil
Spanish Oak at 81 y cord.
There rsih activity in the Flour market Some
holders having submitted concession IN prices there ns
been increased demand for Shipment and about 30 oos
fair and rood brands OF and Western sold AZ
- y Dbl, including 200 bbls BrAndywne At - ut The
sales 10 the trade limited within the range OF ~
for common and extra brands in quality. nna ssis OF
Rye Flour s. So lOo bbs Brandywine Corn Meal sold
at 81 IS y Dbl ,,
There e rood demand for Wheat and but little offering.
Sales OF 600 bushels prime Pennsylvania White at 81 %
aosi ard in store and Red at SIC g bushels which fur
oury 1900 bushels Southsrn Yellow sold at 6ic. aAoat
Oats are in good demand Sales OF ZOO bushels Della ware
al Sc and bushe Pennsy vania at 4ic bushe
afoat 49,. -.
WhiAIy is in fair request &c in bbs and 21ic in hhds
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A SEAMAN DROwNED.-Sunday morning
q seaman named Thomas Johnston, belon ying to
the British ship Elizabeth Bently lying at Todd's
wharf, was accidentally drowned while engaged Ia
bathing, having been seized with the cramp. mess
mate plunged into the water to him, but he had
SUNK and up to yesterday evening the body had moi
been recovered
AcCIDENTs.-On Sunday last several
accidents occurred the road leading from the city
10 various portions of the Island In consequence of
fast driving On the Coney Island Pankroad a car
rage, containing four individuals was driven over
small child, which picked up In dying state and
carried into Mr.. Van scken's tavern near by.
On Wednesday of the Messrs Curtiss jamaica
line of stages upset the toll gate, occasloned
by the horses taking fright at some pedders The
hice was full of passengers; and one gentleman had
his arm fractured, and lad severely cut about the
head The rest escaped with but slight bruises
RoBBING THE FARMERs.--Three men
named Peter Kefer, Jacob Kefer and Charles Jacobs
were arrested at early hour yesterday morning by
Deputy Sheriff Friend while in the act of loading a
hice with cucsmbers from field belonging TO Mi shael
Bergen, in New Utrecht They taken before jus
tce Wnsow and severaly fined. The offenders be.
long to Villa nsburgh.
" On Saturday evening some of the
members of Engine Co. No II discovered infant In
the basement area of No. s. Laurencest they
returning from alarm of fife. The residents of the
house where 1t found have taken charge of until
such time that the Company who have resolved to adop
It, have provided the necessary for that purpose
ANOTHER INcENDIARY ATTEMPT.-On
Sunday night last FIRE discovered In the basement
Of house No % Hudson.av, but was fortunately exin
guishsd by Officer Oakes Of the Second Police before
much damage had been done. quantity of shavings
and other combusiible materials had been placed In
heap and gnlted leaving no doubt the design The
upper portion of the house lie occupied.
~ On Saturday last, two men, the
proprietors Of drinking saloon corner of Third and
South Seventh sts, WILLIAMSBURG, were taken into Gus
tody by Constable HYDE of this city, the charge of
passing counterfeit bills purportng to be Issues of the
Bank Of Saratoga Springs. They are to be examined
before Justice Truman Smith day.
Eg The two men, arrested a few days
since upon the charge of knocking down and robbing
sailor named William Longfare, were examined before
Justice King yesterday. After hearing both sides the
Justice concluded to his decision until this morn
pg The accused were remanded.
.p- On Saturday night last the house of
VIM Dunlap, No 426 Ful,on.st, was burglariously en-
tered and robbed of clothing and other articles
ing In value TO several hundred dollars The thieves
were not detected-The house of Mrs. Quimby, No l
Hepryst was entered the day previous and robbed OF
available Grape shawl 1t is supposed the theft was
pepetrated by female who called on the pretense Of
errand.
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TAdveriisementI

REAL Estate At AUCTIoN.-CoMBs &
EIcoLAY will sell TOMORROW, July a. at II o'clock, at
the Merchants Exchange AZ beautiful building Lots 5OxOO
nj the healthy village OF Westchese high ground and IN
full view Of the Long Island Sound Also two rable Lots
neat new two story Frame Cottage and Lot, EghvdIst-
o. Yorkye all Of which worthy the attention Of per
sons DESTROYS OF procuring property For Mars and full par
tculars apply TO the Auctioneers No 2i Grand' near
EOWefY
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Whnlers.

CD New Bedford o,h late .hD) sJia'ps, snow Pncic
letter Capt; Fish Of .hp rrton Of New Bedford. reports
her az ST. Carlos Ap = with 30 bb - 80 DO. bhckdsh o
Al Houg Kong Apn %, Globe Handy NIB, Sd 5ih Cha
Carroll Chappel \. l..
June Sand Key, NJ. - miles, brg Jane HOwes, Prov
out. clean. bound Western IslAuds
May :. 3 lon. g. r, bark Wave, Downs NB
oil not reported.
Juy lat ~ lon ~ bns MarEarret's Pnor Of Salem, 1 bb
oil reported sch. Empire, a. this port)
No date, O Fayal Germ, Ryan, OF Truro, clean.
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
PassenRers Sailed

IN tlp Hvguenof, for Lirepoo-P A. Rhodes, F. A. Rhodes
Of Providence; Mr. Mckay, Mr. Way, and 40 IN seerage.
fhy Hendrix Hud,on for LoHdon-P Lansos, j. B. Lang
Montreal; Miss Faaser England Major Cave. 18th
British Infantry Henry Lewis, NewTors.
thp GermGHia, for Harre-E. Fenilon and lady Mad Bril-
liant Ceret Accar Aphonse Feureau France Rev Chas Hail.
A. Freuis, New York Mr.. Boussse, Troy Y.
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D,rp or Her INyunEs.-Mrs. Messen-

D,rD or Her lNJuRIEs.-Mrs. Messen-
eer the indy whose foot was badly crushed by the
bridge n Dyisionav Ferry two weeks snce died yes
terdsy morning. after suffering severely since the in
Jury occurred She leaves husband and six children.
COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Two men were
arrested on Saturday. on a warrant issued by Justice
King, a charge Of passing counterfeit money on
Saratoga Bank. They will be exa mined on Wedne'-
day One them is out on 81 600 bail to appear at ex'
animation
FALL FROM A BUILDISG.-A mason
named William Brown, Of East Brooklyn, at WORK upon
building in ,uthsixth st. Sixth, fell from scar
folding yesterday morning, BY which his mead was
bs side bruised, and internal injury was inflicted lie
fell about twenty feet altogether.
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Receipts of Produce. July u.

Bv Noyth Rirey Boas-2-662 bbls Flour, Us do Ashes
6f4 do Whisky 50 do Beef 81 do Provisions 70 pkgs But
ter a DO Cheese so 1872 bush Corn H74 do. Whest sltO
Bv Erie Railroads.&c. pkes Butter, as do Cheese, III
bbls Flour g. 50 pigs. and 59s<ides Leather
BY Netc Hdren Railroads. pkss Butter, lOl do Cheese
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PHILADELPHIA SAFES OF SrocKs-V ond,x

July H. so2-ftrsf Board-Sl0o VII RR Is. s51 II Peaas
Rt IS $500 Read RR o.. 70 so 1000 90. SIS L. =
Bank - sch Nav ~ $1,000 Sch. Nav. 81 200 sch
Nav sh 81 ,GlA 500 DO. Gl si5O Beaver Meadow RR
$50. w
Second Bodrd-s5oo Spring Garden 6s 81 100 Cam An
RR l5 $1,000 Susq Canal TO-, u Penn RR al, ~ 81
Nav. u 10 Nothern Ilbeltes Gas so
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Dec. 1920 Inc. 7s5, 1863 Desl, /

Dec....b,yIU nc 80 Sby Dec, IOi n Dec, D I85
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity Of the
latter left tide water this year, compared with the
corresponding period of last year. shows an increase of
60 255 barrels of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity of of the
principal articles of produce left at tide water from the
commencement of navigation to 18th July, inclusive
during the years 1880 II days 1851 "a days 1852 70
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BY TeleRrapb.

BOSTON, July BARI ships cornEa Calcutta March II Abby
Pratt Liverpool Astraan, New Orleans bark Gov Briggs Pha
depha buss Ce Do New ENGLAND, do Dansseovs DO schs
Antoinete Cafcenas Waterloo Castne A. White and Heary
Matthews. Philadelphia Richmond, New YORK
CD ship Lady Arseea New YORK. schrs Eugene Wilmington
Compliance, Nev.fork
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HrshTuRs ALrAHAo..-- ..fnfs Bar.
su-hsss-....-. 10 seu..-. Moon.-Rsss. 4lm
Sandy Hook 25a Gov Island asa Hell Gate SEQ lea
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

BAPTIST CLERICAL MEETlNG'-lhe
Baptist Clergy constituting the East New'JeFsey Pas
toral Conference viii commence its Quarterly Meeting
TO dav In the Iectureroom Of the Grove-st. Baptist
Church. and continue until to morrow evening.
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Passengers Arrived
nrEfATuRs ALMANAC

In ftp Henry Clay, from Lireypool-Mr Rober; Crawford
IN brig OroHoeo, from Bolirar CRy-Nr. Bates
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To Mariners.

ser. JIu.. p.tp Thompson. from philadelphia or boston
"a ID IN coal ~.ri ashore Nonomoy Point on sunfV hst
AL. n.t Grew savea-T.ssel and reported total loss
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The following are the Imports entered at
Eew.York from foreign ports for the week:
Dry Goods l25 $50 Gen Mdse l85 Total IT'S
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tB b. ship Kate, for Liverpool reported Monday
rg papers, will probably be defined for longer
equence Of difficulty with the All
cep three have refused proceed the Of
sesed unseaNohness Of the vessel This Monday morning
well sounded and ~ inches found
OF sohes hosrs. After this to DO
work board -Four who had Sd pped for
left her Sunday after getting clear Of the Sand
Dry Dock The others knocked OF While the Captain
loI lie karpose Of proeannI four
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DIED.

On Monday, July II, at O'Clock p NJ GEORGE SUCKLEY
HOLDlCH, OF Rev Joseph Hoch d. d. Secretary the
American Bible Society, aged II years.
The will be taken 10 Middleton. Con-, for nerment
Al Brooklyn, sstu day July TO- after short Illness HARRI
ET wife of Maurice Werner and daughter Of Isaac Of Fal
mouth, England, in the 2Ith year of her
Al New Orleans, July Capt MELVILLE c. NICHOLS ma
tive OF Bath Me-, aged 81 late master Of ship France
On Second Day, Seventh month"; l2th OF lingering illness ANN
ELIZA, wife Of Daniel c. Miller. aged 81 years.
Her will be taken Weschester
this afternoon, at AZ O'Clock.
In New Orleans JAY after short illness, ELIZA wife OF
John MITCHELL and daughter Of the late John McNuy Of this City
Herremass will be brought this City utermeut, due
Of which will be gyen.
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Markets. Reported BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, July IL Sales were mnde, today Of 700
Beeves At Sc 5OaS1 50 net; Hogs, 81 75GSs.
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eneins July 10, 1852.
Internationally Il Cholera Infant, Conasstou Brain
Consumptoh, CoHvslsoas, Group, Debility
j. Dropsy Head Drswaed 2 Dyseuisy Fever Scarlet
4; Fever Typhoid, Heart Desse Inflammation Of
81 Inflammation Of the Bowels Mrasnus Measles Palsy
Small Fox, l. Stubborn, 9; Teethins l.
Males, 81 fesaes 80: Aduks Is; Children. - Total.
QFse IF the Board IF Heath. NJ. WtSBELL Health Ohcer.
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DoGs.-On Sunday afternoon another
instance occurred of dog attacking child Some
law In relation 10 unmuifed dogs Is requisite.