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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
FOREIGN Ports.

York ''' 'icsh, ysE
OF the Wight July 70, Aaa Mad., Bnu., f,on r..
London wv" ''''ea 70
ca At SsTe's T. ~ q, Aaror'. cA.rys,v Yo.. T.,
mon, CAfs. doi Iul0" =, CoranE 90. i ~
So from CArof Juy 10, Matljs Kenaey, Ser Yof. ""
Ar At Eklao's JsJ "a Sea Dgok, Porter Havan. io c.,
80. DC Bamoay JOY 10, souihern.r salrg,n.
anh nsr,,aes JOY 10, 1hoa,s wrrht Lavera.t ",
~ ~ ieshofn s.iy 10. Geo G.so, ~e~-
rS rs ,''" A''"a'' May "' ''i "a. DAVIS, rsussa
SO. from Atyss April IS, Pioavs, .3...n,..-,,,
hnson. Cook. %. '<.ssnsosni "a sss
Arr. ~ Curnsngnoon 10 date ca, ~
SD. from sh1ushai April u. A. ,s,e, - 1AnlA
Arr Al sJdu1.N. ;. W, Marco o.. Rsps Co., .os
e,co John Potter Camden DO, srA Oar, on faa
msrch 50, Glencoe, si6wsn. AucsanL ''-a" 90 ss-sz
= An a, Swan River, ~ H., Nov 30 bns p c,..,.
ssled from Aten June :, BARI sogarona csoo,p., ~.
AZ "aHo's 49, 4h at eus dan-tOs, svsr or -.
10 ii. Dardsaele' 9Th ut, bark What Cheer B...,
ton VIA Malta tor CotstaEunogie. ' "om ~
A. Cadz. 6ih gh ,bMsP K Baze,on Hchbo,o %, Bo,. .
Az Sfosstadt Ith M 'hps P-isfho Enoco, Tor Bs-,os -
Oxford sinot for New York lea dsy. corn.ls Fr.Sss
for 90 josephine, Bonhom 6aiss Ass,h so~sa % Ct
ros hs Yarmouth Banks. rom CA1rss,oa arr Isa ~ ",
lork ons' Linden Rowe Tor Boston, hs Ia1a HosS Ssss
GfesnSes ga 1ss for New ios T CO.,, ~ No 70 al ,a
bar. America. tBr nknn.n. tof 10. al
RI a. AfdIos'an I'd l b. bark Sarah Nieds AGO. kr
Asurnan June q BARI Lawrence Cab rom Ay.a.. A., =,
nhs hgsts nom Goucesr. last arr; and o,hs -
last before The report from Slunau Or Nancy Pau "a. -
rect the date leaving reported juus ~ she =, scs -
Atst Thomas ut. bark war~ick. Hop.in, tA,,.h
Patagonia just with All tie With N. .ea,,, - ~
bns che, smith IorA' I;iana. 70 loas Tor Nes Yor.
hound to the south 'de Porto RIO Load hEAsa CO ~
At ST Jsso irth u., bts. Are Berry, rom Maracaeob ~
York, days Ranb' Lermonl or 90. dsosly An
Col,on. for New YORK. ne W. -"- ~A'~S
A. Cenig.Io 2,t M b,rk Frarkn, bb. for Bo.os .,v
40 =. az, T g W., S~y o' riasepAa Scotia Goa.
aFNH Duaau cf tla -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
To Mariners,

The Collector OF e Port OF Edsaroru g'es notice that the
Lstt Boaoce sloTeilshoa Will be PIT ~ her
a pfact.,aL. after the nh
Tie Lsl House la zig constructed Bu Island, about
~ Of Charleston, hgA-d tie first August Bun.
Bay anchor.e ground vessels light DRAFT which
may be Obliged % AarOor By stress OF weather.
W. J. GRlr'os. Superintendent
Tie az Slip az Sand kJ they Vest viii be The
18Th August, Aer which no hsh will BE- exhibited al the
peon Of he Iron shtLsuse sand Key under
Lieut. Meade Of tie Ioposapcab Ergneers, who
Appropriation complete the structure. Tie Lighthouse on
Csfyrt Rect La been turned lie Treasury Department
The Panama Railroad Company have erected hight on h- e
tTfGe north point oi Navy leland, Which distinctly visible
distance Of o Nes.el berth OF htl
steering :. w which vii lea. 20 good anchorage i've
fat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
NInrkets....CARETULLY REPORTED FOR THE rRisUsE
c.rrpn.v Aug


AsHEs-The market is steady for both kinds but is
quiet Sales Of 80 bis 81 75qS4 81 Tor PotB aud - 81
ass 5e for Pearls The stock Is reduced and consists Of
100 bbs Pots ana $50 bbls Pearls.
COTTON-The market Is very firm and with good de-
nsnd HO bales sold today and were in part taken for
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market opened heavy for the
low grades Of state aud Western Flour, with occasional
below gnres There Is doing for export a.
our inside quotations Ohio IN better request for the Lon
market. The inferior grades sell freely :or export Ca
madam Is dul and heagy Sales II 100 bhs - 31t
sour and $ M for brands super1e. The sales OF
Domestic 1880 bis at s. ~ . Is for 20
straight state IS 9iasi III for common 10 FOOD Ohio
and svonte state and mixed TO Fancy ohigau and Ind-
Southern Flour very dull the supply Of good brands
syery gh ard those only are saaole Tbs safes are 80
bhs at 5 GSi ~ for common 20 good braods and - %
as So 70, fsney Rye Flour quiet 3 p - III
Corn Meal Is hrm and scarce al s. 81 for jersey.
GRAlS-There Is no c1ange 70 nots IN the value Of
Wheat the demand far Tor milling and moderate tor
port; tie supply Of pnmc Is large Sales OF 1000
Mchieap 81 sc and l5Ool bushels unsound Canali4n At
Sc dt5c Rye ve-y sctye, and the market nominal
EN-; prees isyoT the buyer Sales OF Canadian and West
en- az &c 04 and stale, az &c i5c Corn IN good
supply and prices egsin lower the Eastern demand
Sales Of $4,000 bushels COS Q6jc for uusound and 63c
cole for Western mixed ths latter price for very 1and
some article. Round yellow and Southern white very
scarce.
NHlsKY-The market is very quiet but steady s.ls, Of
100 IBIS At io Ohio, and ~ &c for prison Drudge
PROVISIONS There vey little dong 10 Polk the r.
epts are sht snd holder. are firm sales Of 80 bbs at
clear Beef steady aud IA fair request for the tIds and
for ships sales q 10 bb at rs 5JdSl8 81 fr Mess.
sne S5QS9 for old Prime and II for do. Pum. Mess
Beef nominal Al $I2dSA Cat Meats aye rrn a1d IN fair
request; sales of 40 bbls and Hams AZ pol do and
Shoulders &C. Lard Is active and the maikat il
bu0yant; sales Of GO b5s and tcs ~ n ollie aud 100
kegs ~ ,c Butter very plenty and tho oca and Fast
ern cemsnd Is COCO At 20lic for Ohio. and Ron lr
" estern New.Yo.k. Cheese Is steady at 616ic
NAVAL STORES-There Il rather more doios. 1000
bbs Rous TurpeDae sod within the las, three DAYS Al
q as 2l sBd 1900 bbls Spirits a. 81. d7e closnr
The lower price 400 bbls Common Resin a. 500
81 sass 6!l.
HEMP. very quiet. 500 bales American Dew Rotted
sold Al Sll7 5Odsl90 and 50 Dressed do a. tls0asIDB
months.
putr.npt M.pRrTa E,I,,y,.,
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHlA SALEs oF SrocKs-Snlur1,u-

Agr l-fuH B'ardsl5Oo L. S. S. SO, I0ls: 500 do 81
wv s5s Lehsh Int, ~ 500 Co., %; Peu.'s Be. .
49, o. Et :booo Rssdrg o. 20. ~ q on lo So
$3.50 htatns Mott q, ~ IS; - 90 Cam AL Anh RR -.
70, lt's so 60, 20, 100; 5000 Sch Nav g. .nt OH
s!i%g o., - -; 100 Resd's So 3d., 90 l5l 81
, Peun'a 4 X, ~ 20 GarI Bsak f3s s5o - -.
X t.. lON - DO. lOk. -
&coSd Hoedsfoo0 Sch Nav g. 81 II ESQ DO =: 5aa
DO. .. 80 DO, y 500 Giles De- Cana o. 's5 u a o
Heading Mors 43 80; 81 900 LehlfA o. Is -. rO
Reading T. 4. Is, 20 ga $4,000 DO. b5 a.; so.j TO IS
$500 Sch Nav - -, IS $500 90 IL sIJl1 d. =
- ~ 10 Do, b6 32a. loo d. tS q 81 do b5 az 10
Morris Canal, IS. Is; leo 90. bS 49, 20 Psas X ssu
% ishgh Nav, -; 100 Reading H. R45k; y o. Gas m
10 LsSs LlaEd Il. r., lO4 100 d. lOii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

prved for the future Of s public power Of iesiSahns
fo,rh That the license granted BY the Com ~,
,soners (stste) Is Illegal and void and Judgment u'
he entered accordingly enjoining the grantees pep'
ually from acting underit
SUPREME CouRT-SpeciaL Ierm-Do
Of Judge Roosevelt ecisio INC . 1uasy,, r.
. gec- York ast Benson aid 0taers-~aV~'" der /.
srpetiun restraining defeDc- .,..a,s ia run
Grant Given bv the state y y C0innhS' 80 aased
Terry irom Il OF OF War 90 Brce>Sn nss.ias =
by the Corporaop OF New foIA - commissioners IL
Held that the license granted Sy 1 ho entered cnior.
Illegal and void and judgment must 80, rnder 4,
iea az T..as. pernetualy from acting unoeI "
wy VII .e,~y Of pidentn9 Haltst 6tt'oee" oI0dlSay
.,J Decided that the resolution VI lne NU'u
- Council towing 10 the reservation as 10 tue ouuuhg
on Nssssn and WaD IL null and Woodland tue re-
nort Of the Commissioners acting under 1t, must De
quashed.
MARINE CoURT-Before Judge Cowles.
Thomas Ssanahan ast James Fialay-Suit under the
Hen law Plaintiff in March, contracted 10 do the
carpenter work of two houses In Thirtyhhst, for de-
fen6spt for $500 to be finished by l2th May IL the ms
terias were furnished by defendant In due season
ye bal agreement serward entered into, II Is ssd
for extra work. Plaintiff ,ays he competed the cor
tract work and continued the extra WORK III tltn
May, when he alleges defendant neglected 10 furnish
materials and plaintiff abandoned the work, and gave
notice He claims that sl93 are DUE and brings suit
In dee.se was said thai plaintiff broke the conac'
and the work and that defendant al 10 EN-
ploy another carpenter also that the woIA , he
snskilfuly performed and defendant alleges tnat ne
sustained dam ages 10 the amount OF Sl93 80 wncn ne
claims to Offset The points were denied' '""soi'A'
for plaiptif $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

From flcyd's List July n,
GaveeudsH July 2 Joshua Bates Eas;s5rsok Hong Kons
' Ia i, Gull Stream 10th, Severn Duncan Por, Philip
o9S sas 7S Sc H S1s tsa:s Sofs
on Do'eA .. s3ia Leo s sss Nv York for Bremen
OF the LzardAu sd, Incosnio, ChnoPhSrson Christians
Brstol-Arr. Goth Mary Louisa, Fleet, Havana
Sand. % d. SD 18th Denmark BensU Bait Rocka~ay
Goodwin New Yort chs-hre, Rich. DO;
ArdIo,.an.sId ds i2s Arsy,s, Burton Boston; Wait
Gibraltar-Cld. 18th, Montreal, Curtis, Boston CT,
Be1sn Noble Phisdelphs
the stump above passed 4h July "a lat q
n lon ii w BY the Courier de Marsene', Lsdaat arrived At
H@'V From Lloyd. List, July g.
Gravesend-s July a. Clio Evans. Deneara Great Britain
Wade monsl Louisa Bliss, Cnshton, Boston, 18th, Superior
DeuA July e. Grafvon Nassau Lo,w., Amsterdam for San
Porsmouh-A July Southampton Tinker London 'Ai SD
Oh Tsl6ay Jay p ParssoH. - ;, Trinidad
on Psn1ance-Arr july D. caT eotl for Gotten
I,erpoo-Arr July g. John Wesley DavisOn Windsor u
2ih Robert Rtson JoLnsoH Calcutta 5. ASe "a, mba
Bile Liverpool Gardnsr New OK Grea Mes SEE ~ V,n,
AsIburon Mcwians New York Niagara, q Stone, Boston
r. D. shepherd, Hamtoa, do; Scotia, Merrill Baltimore 25,h
Forest King Hawthorn, New York Western World Moses doi
C'yskTr Jey g. Zero Harrington S. John, n Aashan'
Black Quebec SD. 2ih, Cambria Harrison, MONTREAL A'o"'
gcehstows-Arr July a. Lockwoods Wilson, Liverpool for
Ram6srsMArr. July y, vivid Lakey, New York
Bremen-Ar July o. Enene, Frenchs, Neworeaus .oper
nous eus NsvYork Heinrich Won Gassrn keine, ne" W
leans Columbia, Geerkeu, DO Hermne, kaschen, G'Hmoai
23d. Carl Edward, Bose, Sew York
Autwerp-Arr July %, Marion fhtner, New orleans.
Genoa-Arr July ID. Trenton, Rich, New Orleans. .
Treste-Ar July Is, Iowa Lecke Boston, lsth European
ML!une. New Orleans Fdesco, Higgins, DO
From Lloyd'- List, July ~ .
Gravesend-A July % HDer Patterson, Chna Opleh Nason
Calcutta Margaret Evans, Pratt New YORK.
Dea-AL July 81 Richard A-op, Smith rom Antwerp Tor Ne"
British ctsnnelAr July 49, Palendar LOu't; New York. In
LyerpooArr july %, Empire Queen Porter Mobile rhsum'
Bell Baltimore; 22d John Rutedse Wamberse, Charleston
Cyje-sd I'D, = Perkins Philadelphia DHso, Doane'
York.
Artwerp-Arr. July %, sarah Merrill, Mobile.
Nso-Arr July l., ORIENT sesuche, New 0rleansi Aosane
Barceonesa Martany, DO; lih Antonio Dla ChaI9nj
Victoria Fube- do, 18th, yssero, Cure NswOfeans Uraaa
barlstsuy, do.
Iisbon-Arr July r. Sophia Walker, Wlsewe New York h
Hamlet, Craw lord, do. 49,,
ST. Ubs,-A Juy H. ROs,laud, Jonnsssn, New York i7h'
Jorgen Brunckhorst, Nsbon, 90.
Genoa tor New orleans. a., -, ,.,
for Malta and smyrna 80 o,,,-,,.- H.
Iesborn-An Jlly Is, slr HGsins Philadelphia, &c ,.r
Fer.s. logs oil mahogany, hlaiAeu Ayiei
ba,s been ed or shore this coast.
IusoN July logs OF mahogany have beeh ousht
in here inches long and tie other Il ieet lnchA
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Arrived.


Steamer Delaware seymour from Philadelphia, with ud.o q,
ssndiofd. 1900 -'''
stp Ofardo fof K~unsbunb Wht- Havana u dan. . 40
80. g. 20 order Hfs been days north 81 Hsfsfas
SOP ecu. DHnlap tsshsb. Lvsfpoof u days with nd.,
~ gasfst a. hesuuh a SOM. ''
han W"rt op.g', Wssi Coa., Of Patagonia 60 JAYS. Vi, a
Ihanas irbsfe Ls Eut ol re. bsps all oh.
scuf'T,l 9Th t.Atoto Il Is Boa Co wv"
Ban fips,' Boss, naianiA', JOY a. 18th sugar. 10 ..,.,
s6 70 80 Nth bsfi Mar H. hsrasy, bs Ran K.y. '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
MARRIED..

A. West Hoboken j., August 5, by Rev. H. Bruce, Der
TRAM HARRISON, ESQ Principal Of the Bancroft Institute New
and Of Chf Couage, West HobOken, 10 Maienose
ALBERrlNE MARTIN, Of Georgetown, d. c.
AtPbsdepha, the I'D inst Al the residence Of Hon Henry
n Moore By Rev w D. senhener Rector fist Peters Church.
OAKLEY BEACH, 20 HANNAH, daughter OF the late George
Moore
Al Philadelphia on the 5th inst By Bhop Potter joins W.
GIBBONS OF Long sutton, Lincolnshire. England 10 JULIA,
dau gh'r Of James X Casey Of Philadelphia.
A. Leton, Mass, the i inst, by Rev. w. H. White, Mr.
X w STRONG Of New Brunswick, New Jersey HARRIET
A., daughter OF Hon J. Hartwel, Of the former place
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na sonon Pper. fof S,sfsso Cur % is n ZlEa Cabi,
With sugar. % r. r Rlck a Co.
Brig sah yose Drsco Hsuvii,s Digs viii mahosany fii
IL, n smpson Myhew Co fh INST gale from g T.,
loot pail yard and boat
Boa verona of BaDse Kent, ruk' Island iays Nh sal' 70
Bog vruvus tBr) ParLer Turks leland Jays With salt
Burnett Tyor July a. Of TURKS Island spoke b. bns Water
loo. ron ST. ThoIpss, bound IN.
Bns J. w Ews Johngten, Ponce, P. r. with and
ass.-. tai, w. Eivel.
Pig ses- tof naien jones, "A IA I'm. Doboy ssnd with
leoiu'o lee, la'.h%r, to :. n Rocisnbaugh Co.
shr tbaa nansu fof ProyncetOwnl Thatcher Jerome,
ba1ys, WA 1901 eSr-. 80 COCOA, n. & w Deale
schr Samuel Hafoch lot Cmbsry sss u.sick a A. IN
Aifarupss with ship ua-ter, % c. A. Hoy.
sch Thrse Brothers (BhI Nearing IS De- I'm HALIFAX ~ss.h
20 A. Goh.
Schr Protector, Trsin Delaware, lays
Schr Ann Hyu an, Baxter NeNbern, NC, 5dsys.
sch Col sat'ery Jones Charscn7 days. with cotton and l
Der. 20 ~ l.. EcCrsady.
sAILED-shrs Ages Pumme Rio J.Esro (snchorsa At The
s. w spt) Florida. anderson 81 Johns NIB BARK MAY sml
- Bnss OmJuD (Porusuese) Ayellar, Lisbon John Dow,
Coombs. say annah and others.
WIND-sanrIse, NV; Meridian, ssE.i Sunset. do.
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ReceIpts of Produce. AUGUST 7.

BY he North Rirer Bodts-25 100 bushels Wheat 1885 do
Corn 10000 do Oats 7O9 bbs Flour 679 do. Whisky, 81
do Ashes 200 do. Provisions, and 125 bales Wool:
BY me Erie Railroads. bales WOOL 40 sides Leather
and 20 bbs Ashes. ,, -
BY the Nelo-H1ren Railroads.&c. pkgs Butter and 10
bales Leather. A. ~ - =,
Receipts for the Week ending Aug By the Neo- Iort dad
Harlem CoMPaHy-ll7 head Cattle 81 90 Cows ~
40 Calves 9O7 do Sheep, % live Hogs 30 lbs dressed
HOPS 75 DO Mutton and Beef 81 pkgs Poultry 81 do Eggs
s46 do Butter l62 do. Sundries bags Buckwhee Flour
SO bbls Lime 50 tuns Iron, do. Timber "A bales WOOL Is
-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

Jansis 80 miles from RIO Grasds Bar tah wyr., =.
k0und INTO X, q. '''-@A' ~ ss<s<
w 20 "a, a. TO- ba - 81, slip Asuss, from s.~ o,.,
iof Liverpool N~fIeA
July y, lat - lon 80, barb Telegraph, tof RoslHi
peaehy Antwerp. ~ Ca'1
Ava OF ssa,selst ship Emma Watts. Dearborn IN g.,
Epg for Phsl.delYha sN<<s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
Markets. Reported BY Telegraph.

EEw.ORLEASs, Aug 6-CorToN-Ssles to-day 800 bales;
middlpg quoted 9G9c The weeks business has been
only 1900 bales and the receipts Of the same period 100
bales Stock hand 5000 bales MESS PORK Is hrm, at
So COFFEE sells at &C.
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Nv TeIeRrapIl,

BOSTON August s-Arr ship Robert Cooper, Cadz banks
mata smyrns May 30 Gibaer, July SpnnsbOk, Cape IoF
June - Chester Mary shde, Philadelphia buss Neptune
Cierfesos Mary (B) do Nancy Ann Caroline A. White,
b. Brown, Henry Matthews and J. NJ Clayton, Philadelphia
NORFOLK Aus. The barks Es, (oi LonsdLe) aud Vesu
vlus IRON Callao are Hampton Roads
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

|. O. OF o. F.-Thc Past Grands of this
District met at Wysndank Lodge on Friday evening
last 10 nominate candidate for District Deputy Grand
Master for the ensuing year. Past Grand Frederick
Hoyt of Crusader Lodge, received majority of vo.es
the first ballot, declared nominated and will I'M
doubledly be elected 10 that Office
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One of the London papers notices
arrival of MCahen as follows:

arrival OF Va thnen as IOlOWs
Among the passengers by tne Africa, which has jdst
arrived 10 Mr. j. J, MCahen, Commissioner Of Loans
for the state Of Pennsylvania WHO Is charged with the
conversion of the present state debt of Pennsylvania
falling due yearly from 1853 to $50, into thirydy
year four per cent coupon stock, free from taxation
The present debt averages "a per cent interest and
is regste IN Pennsylvania alone where the intcrost
Is collected IL will thus DO that this State has
shrew6ly determined, with view obtaining in
creased circulation of 5 securities the continent t.
meet the general wish on this side, by forming one
large coupon stock. There can be no doubt that by
hus taking advantage of the present of the money
markets Of London and the continent considerable
pecuniaiy advantage will result to the State Mr MICA
hen lie also depued to receive proposals for the 5000
600 dslars five per cent stock to be awarded in Sep
ember 10 the appearance of which in this market
drew attention some time ago, and the proceeds OF
which to be In part appropriated to the payment OF
State Loans now due.
We understand that II. Friselle, ESD,
of Onondsgs Valley has recently purchased real
in this City valued at nearly quarter of million of
dollars.
The receipts at the Sub-Hcasury are
sl5l,774 payments $50 92l; balance, si,5n,74l.
THE Hartford Times states that an offer
Of FIVE per cent premium has been received for the
five hundred thousand dollars of bonds issued by the
City of Hartford for the benefit Of the Hartford and
Providence Railroad The bonds draw interest at the
1ete OF slN per CenI ana mature al ,ae enc OF twenty
Eve years. Under the banking law of Connecticut
the city bonds of the State receivable a security
Tor circulating notes
The Anthracite coal trade is large again
this week, reaching nearly hundred thousand tunH
by the several lneI. The Lehish Navigation, for the
week ending Saturday last, brought down 36,646 tuns
and for the season, 5i6,335 tuns The Reading Rail
road for the week ending on Thursday, 1883 tuns
and for the year, l207OiO uus. The Schuyaill Nayl
cation, for tue week 2063j uns, and for the
4O77l tuns The Lehigh is Hale ahead of IL business
to the time last year, the Reading is about 1900
tuns behind, and the Schuylkil Nays cation nearly
90OOO tuns ahead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

ssiATuRE ALnlsIo.--... rHB bAr.
sUs-Rise.....,.. D Sets.......7 Moos-Rses..U I'm
Sandy HookO SIM Island Il Aim He'll Gate..3 Ism
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FIRE DEPARTMENT BENEFIT.--The

Committee having in charge the financial affairs Of the
last Ball for the BENEFIT Of the Fire Department Fund
will soon be ready TO report. The profits of the Ball
will reach ESQ. The tickets were IS each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, SATURDAY.,
August T. p. M-The demand for QurncITRos BARK COO
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CLosING THE SuNpAr TRAFFIC.-His

Honor Mayor Berry, having officially approved of the
resolution late adopted by the Common Council,
quiring the Sunday traffic 10 DO stopped will devOve
upon the Corporation Attorney 10 the obsery.
Of the ordinance, by prosecuting its yioaiors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

20 Madison & Inipis R.R.lU7
s. Michigan South. RR...Il4
no Roch., l. h N.F. R.R..lO7is
: North'n Indiana RR...l.s
~ S;0nIngt0n R.R........ t5b
90 Go.......-.... TO b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
TIE PuLPIr.-Rev. Dr.. Cox. Of Brook.

lyn, occupied the pulpit Of the hfst Presbyterian
Church corner OF South Fourth aud Sixth sts yeGer.
day morning and evening Rev. T. C. Young, OF tbs
Ninth 81. N T. Church, n. Y, preached in the North
Fifth st. NJ e. Church yesterday forenoon and Rev
Robert A. HlL oiPsierson j. held forth la the p!sss
Of worship Of Rev. Mr. Finlsys congregation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

The CASE OF KAINE.-A call has been
Issued for meeting this evening in the public Park o.
ihose persons Who oisspproye of the exusdition OF
Thomas kalue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

HE MURDER CAsE.-lne DOdy OF tne
man found murdered in South Brooklyn Saturday
morning has not yet been Identified. One man from
New ueci, who came 70 view the remains, stated that
h. saw deceased in GOwanus on Friday with another
man, ard both got iute Hamiton-av. stage The dri
yer that both got at the ferry and that de-
ceased paid the fare Nothing further has yet been
developed. In the afternoon post norton examine
lion made by D Ball aud Cochran, and today the
Spop ist m he held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

REscUED.-On Friday afternoon last, as
lad aged about 10 years was bathing In the Canal,
near Warren.st he was taken with cramp, and imme-
dately sunk, and lay upon the bottom. He drawn
from this perilous position before life was extinct by
bow named Ham,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

Disturbing A TEMPERANCE MEETING.
WIN Cricket Richard Burruskey aud Frederick
F.tzer evidently all fictitious nsmes) were arrests
yesterday for disturbing temperance gathering a, The
loot Of Fultonst They were committed TO the cells
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

FIRE.-On Saturday night fire was dis
covered on soop at the foot Of Dock ST. but the DANES
were ex,inguished before general alarm had been
raised Not mpcb damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

kELiGIoUs.-There are seven resilient
clergy men Of the Protestant Episcopal Chu,cb IN wi
hamsbIrsh Rev Geo w. rmlow of c.iSsSv 60 =,
has given notice OF his resignA,ion as s rectoS