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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07
HOBOKEN ITEMS.

THE MURDER.-An inquest was held on
Monday morning by Justice Browning over the body OF
Charles Williams. As we give the evidence before the
Jury, we will make comments on il but let our read.
ere Judge for themselves The first witness called was
Herman Myers ohe balkseper at the Elysiau Fields
hoteD being duly sworn says that he resides a. the
&yssn Fleds, HOboken am not personally acquainted
With the deoeased have seen him twice at Mes
McCNtys Ely sian Feldp; on the morning of the i.h
while was In the colouade heard thew were fighting
on the road between the Club House aud the cooaade
went down TO them and ende svored 10 quiet them
wnen arrived on the ground them some OF taem
having s,Vnes W toer hands; then prisoner stab
deceased saw kuiie tall out OF prisoner hand when
ueceaitd was stabbed deceased hsn turned round and
snoity aci saw MN Jtog on the ground dying;
Gid not bear deceased speak after he was stained
Jaw difficulty between the white walters AMI colord
walters before; saw them fighting on the ground -
some OF the White walters nave stones IN their Ia ads
saw In the cOlored waters hands one of IN.
white waters asked me how many colored w,iter.
we had stated TO him about fourteen; he told ma
they would whip them shortly afterwsrd they (the
while weitcfs) left the cJlonade and went toward tia
Club House; recognize the prisoner as the that
stabbed deceased.
Geass D4RlaP being duly sworn, depose,h aud sayth
snas he resides at No II Perry.st, New-ior& do no
KNOW deceased IS was on the walk near the coonade
~ my stand, saw three colore1 men going from the
So'onade TO the Cave with Of ice cream; shortly
eaeiwsrd saw them returning from the Cave; then
saw WE'VE OF fourteen white waters leave the col
onsde and go toward the eolorsd walters Ia short
she "a" some OF them hghtag some OF the white
waters were throvng stones heard deceased say thar
ae OF teen had knife also that he was stabbed; did
so see deceased strike prisoner; Knew no c.p,e why
10y were nshnng; saw prisoner have knifs In his
haho afIer deceased stabbed he was SWINGING 4,
Iv u rJtng 10 cut those around him; saw some
So NC eo'etsa walters beating prisoner there were
Neive or fourteen white men and three or four c,oS
,, nen ngnubg when got on the ground saw AZ ons
sne TWO or three white walters beating one eoore3
- deceased was not engaged in any business AT
- N n7te a. h.
nmsnced; do not think that deceased was one of The
49, ,cs, went down 10 the Csve with the ice cream
sssa.r being duly sworn aysth he resides In
ORR ~ the corner Of Forsyth and Hestersts do
nos know deceased as was pss.inS M az go.
seaains from Hoboken Ferry on he M mini oS tbs s
whom ~, ~, saw number Of men ashlng, among
ward SAN deceased fall; alter "A 80 a ~ 49,
Vic knife In bis hand hourishiug II; reeors-e he
prisoner ss the that had the knife h III ssS - ne
' they were hghting alert the deceased was Il
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Arrived.

steamship Marion. Berry Charleston, 50 hours. mdse
and passengers spofo Tlss,on Co. LeA Saturday 81 PM
the Hook last evening II O'clock having detained
hours by ios of the Hook.
Ship Blanchard Lawrence, Mobile II days ballast 20 Nesmh
Sons June a. Moro Castle bearing miles, spoke bark Jo
ephne, from Havana for sasua Grsnds 2h Old Meacombs
r. IS miles, spoke ship COnqusror Boutee from New0an for
Liverpool Is days me spoke ship Hsrcueau from New
Orleans tor Bordeaux days her Ah oil Msntz
Reef 2th Cape Florida ~ 20 miles, spoke ship Marathon Barber
from Mobile for Island load salt for Boston 9b lat 80
long ~ 49, passed ship George Washington, Cumnns from No
bile for Liverpool IA days time EXCHANGED signals with
passed Br ship Perthhre Cghou from Mobile for John b.
Bark Arabian, new cppsr) Feazey, Calais, umbsr Mayhem
Talbot Co.
Bark Altoona, Augusta Me- Arey Palermo, IS days and Glib
rslar, Al days fruit, 20 Chamberlain & Robinson.
Bng c. w Russell (o Batmore Galveston Texas, Cooper 10
days cotton and hiies, TO H. Sheldon.
Brg Mary Jane Oi ThOmastOE Gates Doboy Island Ga,
days lumber. to J. W. Ewen Co. Sailed brig Julia
Kuovton for Aspinwal.
schr Monterey, Brookhaven Ackerley Maagoa days
10 n. l.. hcCready a Co
scr Ea (Br) Coner, Eeuthera. days pine apples to Ac
kerley. LeA no American vessels.
Schr Belens (Br McCrea Chaoeown, p. T. L. 81 days. po
tatoes, TO master.
schr Fairy (Ps Braacke ST. Jago de Cuba days sugar
and passengers, to John Buchard.
scboonersyendovi Bray, Calais Asawsm, Bessy Wareham;
Freesone Brooks. Portland. Ct
soop-Anon, Cary Portland, Ct Sam. Hall, Anders Portland
c.; Henry, Cone Portland, Ct.
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re not In good assortment German Cloths are both
plenty and active at higher rates Heavy Dutch goods
sell well The clothing trade are extending their pur
ehase' All staple foreign goods are more active than
they were. Messrs. Edward Higgin Co, of Liver
pool inform US In their last circular that the exports
thence to the United States were not 90 active in June
previously, and though their tables Sd w an increase
on the corresponding period Of last year. that 10 be
accounted for BY the crest lsxiy with respect to
trees which then prevailed but which /. now corrected
so that large quantities of goods shipped last year
without entry at all Goods have been shipped a. very
low rates by transient vessels and still may be advanta-
geously placed Shipments of metals to New York have
been large but at rise in fregh,s Ships to Phiadel.
mia were scarce
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RoreIRn Ports.

Puat. dAreuss u BARK Fernandn Wright Tor Boston
18th a.. ~, r. NJ, = .
A. Valparaiso May 30, shps D4uness Miller and Magellan,
srpson d.ss. and others n bstois
sd from Alsoa Bay C. O. H. abou; April 49, b. bns Uzy,
Croton, Boston
Al lh alt I3s ST. John, skoleh and EhIibsih Han
oa I'm eew Orleans Just arm 3D. both proceed Leg
horn iOad lsnpDofsd New Yor dsdaioo Mustard
New Yofh, BARK jobs Welsh Ames. Mes.iRA
Leshorn ith ut ships Alexandria Walker, for New York.
kL sacgsa, LeanoE and Calcutta Lonns do do Glance, ry
Tor,
At Genoa ilth uli ship Delaware. Pattsu. unc.
AZ koehes 18Th & bns Tally He smith for View forf about
ready.
A, GutteEbu llih u, Rnosly. LOnHs for Boston,
about ready.
Al Antwerp I6,h at barb Hdso Ksn5rek of Boslon DE-
Al RIO Jsaso May 49, bari St. Joseph shVer or New foh
Jsne9
A. Lasuyar7 2h br s. Andrew Reiason, from Porto Csbeo
damages sustained by drtns iou OF yessetR tia
Roacsiesd shr. Eaphema. Fsnsley for sev ora tyA
AfArcbo soh u brgs Kate Pssdefgras Evsns n Ind for
Baltimore ~ Atlantic Lsson. for New York sctG L. s. HYDE,
Buggy, for Philadelphia
Al POsia Prnes a9d VIA bns Hyt cLsssaaa from New Yos
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK......July
Cleared.

Saturday, July s. P Ms,eam.hp Ohio sehenek Havana o.
Roberts
shgs-Alersnder johnson. Baltimore. Taylor Merrill Mary
Pinston Deutschland, HAN Hsrl.ker HAMBURG 4. Beck
Co. Argo, Miller, St. Stephens Coolidge & Ossood.
Bark-Bergman, Manea Liverpool, Funke Msiacke Jane
Doten Brown As9nNa Bsg- CO.. Harriet, 6reye BFsmen
L. w Burchard Caroline (Bl Strcker Bremen. fSvensag
schoOuers-Frank, McMath Norfolk Stug-s. Chairman
Aida Deany Philadelphia, Jas. Hand Fowler Alexandria
Stuge., Chairman Co j. l. A. Stearns New Carlisle C. Ham
ton Yorktown. Wogam, Petersburg. Jas Hunter Co.
Monday. July 5Schr Cambridge, York, Portland w Lewis
snop-FoN, Horton, New Haven. Mas'en
July 6-Steamersbps Benj Franklin Teal Orleans Lin
coin Prometheus, Churchill, San Juan, D D. Allen.
ShpsJOhn Hancock Burgess. Lppeaux ~ D. Nesnth Sons.
Montczuma, DE Courcry Liverpool C. H. Marshall Coz Chas
Holiness Crockett ST. George B. Foster Nck-rson; Lonon.
derry, tBL) Barr St Andrews y. McDosad CO.. Esnersds,
McManus, Bic Islands. Geo. s. Stephenson.
Bari kasteie, toMen Lauw, London, Pope Co Anna,
tBrem Evers London, Pope CO.. VIM o. Alden, Bates Be-
he. Hond, r. Alexandra.
Brss-Nsson Fuller johnson Savannah Durham Dinon.
H. Cousins. Thompson Philadelphia X. r. Buck Co; Jane
Avery BIZ Harper 81 John, b. eager columbne BIZ
Mcclellan. PuE~ssh n S. Logan Colss; Julie, (swe Bork,
Gotienbug Fuuck Meincke Levettow selkendor HAN.
Gunher. ST. John D. Schmidt BsIchen America, (Br Hi
ton. Halifax, J s Dealey.
schooner-rnion Nell Dominica. J. B. Eager CO. Euroti,,
Teeihen, BOSTON, En- Avant tBr) Dunbar Windsor n.
s. Wbitaey Matilda T.. Wells, Pearson. Charleston,
n L. McCready Co. Lamartne Tyler Wilmington c.. L.
McCready Co.. Petrol Young, Gardner Me- Nesnu,h Sons
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-Officer John
McElroy found burlars at work In the dwelling Of VIM.
*. woOey at o'clock on Monday morning They
had broke pane Of glass in basement widow, and
by moving the main spring. raised the sash and effected
an entrance. The officer made descent upon them,
and arrested one who gave bis name Seth Wright
Three others escaped They left behind $50 worth of
silver and dark lantern, which they dropped In the
yard thas been asceralned that the gang have crib
In roosIyn--it Is said to be in Park.syenue.
u Will be launched thi, day, from the
chip yard OF Samuel Sneedsn, Green Point L. L. at y
o'clock p. NJ, the steamship Amory, l6O feet long,
feet BEAM II feet hold for Mr. T. G. Schonburg g. Co
She is now receiving her machinery from the Iron
Works Of Messrs. Pease &c Murphy foot of Cherryst,
East River where she will be towel after launching
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STEAMERS TO ARRrvy PROM EUROPE
Passengers sailed.

h ne sfsazSkp POnefhsH Jdy 5,Jgr SdH no
rl-r vie aud ehdrrn Homer and chdreH jos KAPPA
ehiJr-n Mss L. Homer w. Hopkins and vie N :, AM
Enisy Mlss ~ Euey. Mos ". HAWKINS, Mss l. Mccoy,
Homer. r. J. Horse VIM. " Boon, Ms Camppo sna
Ms Wiley. A. W. Worth, }. q A. Worth. Ms ihD,p ~,
Beh chan A " Fosbergh Nrs. Ads and chi1,sl'
Lius-msa, " Aram wife hid und -.rvan5 5 T-
P-rs-. Mr. chiir-n Mr. Consef ba. \,
Hssungs. DAVIS, and ckd = n L&~r =
EeWnssf Thompou, Mr. sou ana \, ne
Alord. Blr. Arpod and child. Mr. Ann ano .-1.en
Nrs G. W.oa J. ChaIsy, Jsn-s Chs-T. VIVA EmrJ NE Oaf
~ snS hir~r Js- opk.as wm Broyn paniel Sill Joseph
Gf5=su. A. r WHEY. w A Upten o shinse N,s Ans shl
Sinclair Arson searls Mrs ,. shay, htrnan o. ~ Day.
Barron Cbeesbro, NJ o'Haa, ~ ohAra ,Sali.. Geo
yIks N Greal~, ap3 chrea w. CLARK j. J. Morns
CgTts s.d sren 6eorss HAssset J. d. Husu,. Gen
tea Toa. Huckl- Jos, coaasn Charles Dunn Edwi Dann
Thomas Psubeshy, Wa. TrsyO,rsw, nona seTsas, Gross
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Arrived.

Slip Columbia tpaeket Buyer Liverpool June mise and i6f
G. n. Msrsla June 81 lat 49, Ions So the
Bank passed hip Parliament OF and from Boston for Liverpool
Ship John g. Cost-r Foster Mooe, 20 days cotton, order
vessel to j. Atin Co July g. lat % long - 90 sr Emily OF
PASSPORT, steering w.
Slip Coumbana Mslet. Mobile jane H. balst to mater.
Sailed wrh ship Marathon Barber for Fortune Island Ia load
for Bton June 3D. lat % II, ong ~ TO- spoke ship Hn f..
Bop days from Tobasco m New York June o. lat IS H.
spoke ship Carl Cults Yenal from Mobile for Liverpool.
Ship Martha Ward. Tott Live May mise AMI goo
o. Ward June lat ~ D. ong'3 3d. spoke b.
brs Fawce't from Liverpool Tor ~ days June ~ lat
ii 90 long TO- Ter steering E. had tour mt,ts two for
ward rsgI. The after. and All sed, showing
English coos July lat. % 5 long TO- exchanged signals with
barb Cbetan Of freepor steering The NJ j. w has been
II days w of the Banks, with Light winds and hck weather
Bark Hopewe Br Carth, Brenel, AZ days IN ballast with
l26 passengers, w Ruschmuler Msy 81 lat long
spOse Bremen Clip Ocean hence Tor Bremen.
Brg Gillian Br) Lockhat, Windsor n S. - days plaster
Merak Reeve, Doboy Island days lumber D. s. II.
Rock enbaugh.
schoopers-Eouise Robertson. wilm stou n. A Heaton
Thor Georgetown c. Harrison Jones, Thompson ygniai
Helen Gnhths, Charleston.
BELOW-Bem. ship Hudson. Bremen, 81 dsy. passengers
Bem bark Elizabeth Bremen, 40 days Aso Norw bark with
passengers.
sAILED-s,eamsip, Ohio schenck Aspnwa; Promeheus
Churchill for San Juan De Nicaragua; ship Mary Ann Ern ST.
John, n. y.
NIND-Sunset W. S. w
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DISASTERS, &c.

PaUss.s LtsssG from Hamburg for Quebec, with 83 pas
seueers wrecked the Coast Of Labrador the lO
Seventy OF the passengers and four OF the arrived at
Quebec The ls schooner and the remainder the
passengers their up another schooner.
OF b. brI Conductor. Savannah from Boston,
That the l@ June Nantucket bearing W. ~ W. dis
tsn 20 miles boarded schooner full Of wafer which from
had been previously boarded spars ana bowspu she
painted about halt the deck the Nth
white buwss Her sas and rsgng ao gone No
but let VI could be iund No could eenookei
Ike West Ird vessel Tie vessel appeared BE- from 20 100
burden Capt thinks that she had been ~
other craft Undoubtedly the Creole ITO By ship Havre,
before reported
AsrrLoFH which aed from Rio Jsneo
- Of November lat, for New York. safe Ban
Cruz, viii be ready sail Tor Of destination
b. TTRo Mark, from Boston for PsrsborO Winsor
MUIR Lodges 2ist ul;, and became total loss
Capt reports seeing ship and schooner ashore White Head
Grsud Menan,
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Messrs Higgins Co. further allude TO the return OF
confidence and the consequence increased and ncreas
ing extension of business The gradual rise in every
market redeeming the heavy losses oflast year. The
contiutd excessive consumption of raw materials the
abundance of money, and the ithy of the manu-
featuring districts, producing their natural effect
and combined with the rapidly extending influence
which Australia is exercising throughout the country
have led from period of protracted depression into
Of great prosperity, with speed which Ia greater
than experience could predict
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Spoken, &c.

June II oa Tortus. ship Italy Nsw0reaa, Vgo Span
June - Nantucket Shoals H. Is miles ship sewa Morrow from
Liverpool for BALTIMORE
Jue g. ht IS ons n 10, bus Plores reported days from
New iofk Tor Antigua perhaps the florence for lara
June p at q 81 long II . ship AdnaH, Of Savannah
steering W. :. w.
June niles Of Cape Hat;era sch Ia EsPersnza
from SsW-Baven Tor San Juan De NcsraEua.
June p, lat - 81 Ons - "a, ship Rebeccsi from hta'
COves
April "a lat a a Iona 50 70 T. ship cyuhs rom sns'Por.
for YorE Out-whO reported hAVag spoken ~" 1'
previous chip Arse, from Manila for Bostos - -, T.. A.
June -. lat 81 o. Ions 70 IS, barb J. J. b. S'eh'A' ~ "
ORLEANS iOC Boston. =, -. c,i...,,. u, Ro.,o,
J,n ~ ~ p f0 sns u Is, schr May, from Ne" ISfk w
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MARRIED..
Browning.

Taesday morning. 9Th inst, by Rev j. NJ Reid Miss HARRI
TT LAYNIA eldest daughter Of Charles B. Edison Esq., Jersey
City. and Mr. X. HARVEY REID. OF Baltimore, late OF this
On the 3Oh u the Congregational Church Oxford Y by
Ret H. Callahan, Mr. T. GILBERT, Jr, Of this city, 10 Miss
Lucy J. ALLIS, Of Cazenova, N. Y.
BroollyB, monisF July by Rev. Brown, NJ
CHARLES MeCO NELL, OF New York, TO Miss MARY JANE
WEEKS, OF Stamford, Conn.
on Sunday, July T. By Rev Randolph Poster, M WILLIAM
H. CHADDoCK, to Miss CATHARlNE SHERWOOD, all Of this
in Gowapds the 2sh ult by Rev Dr. Morgan u ~ NOR
GAN, ESQ., editor OF The LpdepeadeHf Crou and FRANCES d.
on y daughter Of NJ. H. Barker. Esq, all of Gowarda.
On Monday July 5, by Rev Mr. Wright JAMES HAY TO MAR
GARET second daughsr Of Mr. John Rae keIso sooand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07

TUESDAY, july 6-P. N.

The week opens buoyantly for Stocks.
Western Bonds continue most to appreciate In value
Michigan Central Road advanced Is Southern lchi
gan and Northern Indiana, which favorite In
vestments, sold readily at l2O9120la Eie Stock ad.
vaneed y cent, New.Jersey Zinc " and Pennsylva-
MIA Coal y cent North American Trust receded 2
2 cent The decision in the sui. pending a. Law viii
not be made before Saturday. Meanwhile, the Stock
has loaf TIA suoyansy. Nicaragua TRANSIT Company al
vsnced ~ y cent Canton ives In demand at 81, with
oSt sales. Delaware and Hudson Canal fell OF Il
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Whalera.

Cleareia New Bedford 49, bark Osceo skf Atlantic Ocean
soon, toi Wesiportl Smith, for DO.
June a. Of the west end Of BERN lda ship Platter Pease
Nantucket, on whaling voyage, out 30 days all well.
The bermuda Gazette o June p "Bre Leonis OF West
port months called OF those Islands yesterday weekhsd
lost boats crushed By whale which subsequently,
ured and Yielded about 100 bb. OIL The L.
purchase = boat
spoIeJuue g. lat 90 on "A, schr Elizabeth DeIano
out, With $40 D5s. ~.
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Receip,s of Produce.JuLY6

BY North Rrer Boats-l 25S bills Flour 22 do Whisky,
40 Pork IS do 1907 do Beef 2399 bush Wheat,
1862 do. Corn, and OF pkEs. Cheese.
BY Erie Railroads.&c. Hogs IS head Cattle and l72 pkgs
Better.
By NeDHarsa Railroads. pkgs Butter, 70 de- Cheese.
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There was more doing In Government Stocks but with
out change In prices. The market closed very g
and with upward tendency.
The demand for foreign Exchange to re-
nit by the Boston steamer was MT very active. On
London ll02s allOl5, bankers bills; DO other bills,
llOauO4. On Paris, 5l5a5l7l9; Amsterdam, 4Ols
4O7s Frankfort, 4Oas 4O3 Bremen, 75Ls 97sas Ham
burgh, 36a36A.
In Freights there was a fair business
to-day. 23COO bushels Grain, mostly Wheat Id for
Liverpool 1900 bbls. Flour Heavy Goods and Cot
ton in small parcels former rates. Very little offered
for the Continent, and rates were unchanged
The Dauphin and Susquehannah Coal
Company Seven 2 Cent Convertible Mortgage Bonds
have been negotiated at private sale very favorable
terms. They were taken by Messrs. F. Choutssu Jr.,
Sanford & Co.; Messrs. Corcorsn & Riggs; Messrs.
CammaDn, Whitehouse & Co., and Nelson Robinson,
Esq., and others. They are made payable, principal
and interest," in this City have 25 years to rum and are
convertible into the stock Of the Company for six years
This loan will enable the Dsuphu Company to extend
it's Railroad to schuylki Haven nsersectng the Read
ing Railroad at that point The Dauphn Road will then
be 80 miles In length and will constitute the main feeder
of the Reading Railroad. The amount negotiated en-
sbles the Company finish all their works and supply
them with wor king capital sufficient to conduct large
coal business Independent of their Ralrc ad traffic.
The Schuylkill Navigation Company
have effected an arrangement with their creditors I'M
der an act Of the Legislature By this arrange
men all the creditors of the Company except the First
Mortgage holders consent to surrender their present
bonds and evidences OF indebtedness receiving in lieu
y cent bonds, payable in 1882, for 65 y cent of the
surrendered claim and 80 T. cent in preferred stock
The total liabilities of the Company now about five
millions of dollars the annual interest which Is
$500 OOO This paid, whatever of overpus there may
be goes to the preferred stockholders first and then to
the common stockholders The business of the Cana
thus far has been more favorable than expected
Up to Thur,day last 100000 tuns were brought down
and TWENTY-FIVE weeks more Of navigation are calculated
upon, at % 500 tuns q week This will give 100000
tuns for the seasons business netting 30 cents tun
or an aggregate Of 100000. The Company, we be-
ueve has reserved fund of sl00 coo TO meet dam
sges resulting from food The wayfreight and water
rents 1t always estimated will pay current expenses
So that without interruption accident, the creditors
are pretty certain to receive interest their leans and
the owners of this important enterprise have at length
prospect of some return on their long uDproductye
capital The transfer books of the Company will re-
main closed until the l5,h when the new bonds will be
Issued
The Albany Journal gives the follow
ing statement Of the quantity Of Flour Wheat, Corn,
and Barley left at tide water, during the fourth week In
June In the years 1851 and 1852, as follows
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Markets.. Reported By telegraph.

NFw.ORLEANs, July 3-The sales Of CoTroN to-day
reached barely 300 bales prices unchanged since the
ceip OF the Afcas dispatches YELLOW CORN, 50 cents
Bacon SIDES, 81 to l0c.; Prime baTeed LARD lOc.
FREfGHTs 10 Liverpool SIG
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Inc. .. .S8s, $40 Inc, OlS, s9i Inc 5oI CPS Dec

1895 $40 Incl s9i Inc. 5al,625 Dec3666s
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity OF the
latter left at tide water this year, compared with the
corresponding period of last year. shows increase of
Is coz barrels of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity of some of the
principal articles of produce left at tide water from the
commencement of navigation to Both June, inclusive
during the years 1850, 70 days; lS5l.7 days. 1882 ~
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CITY buyector's oSee, July ., 1853. W. ''' -

WsEEtr Rrrosr Dr,rHs. in tie City Of Brooklyn, for the
wess eadas July 3 1854 Males, g5j Females, 20 Adults 10
Children 3S-To;al, *
Ipsases Atsces- rsoas Congestion ofLungs2 Consumption
= Csn'ul'ons, Group pauon. Darfhea, DrDpsY
3 Dfopy Head, 4; Drowned Eryspe'as Fever Congss
tive Fever Scarlet, L Heart Disease HemOrrhage Luugs
Inflammation Bran, q ILLUMINATION Bowels. Inlanlna-
ton OF stomach Marasmus. Measles Ola Age Palsy
Premature Birth p Sero!uh sHa PoS4 Unsnows l.
N Hean
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nrshruRs ALsasao.... ..rnn bAx.
sur-Rsss-.- 81 - Moon.-Rsss.--.I ga
Sandy Hock I'm Gov Island - ora Hsn Gate 3 isa
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NEWPORT July AR schrs Golden Rule Mathews Provi
denc, for Philadelphia g. Beden, Hopkins, New York Panama
Terry, Plade pha Monans Haleit, Warren, for Albany Pc
une. -, Albany Sid. Shops YiRlan, Wells Providence for
York Nancy jane Gardner, New York Hsnry Castof, do
Senator, Cob Dighton, for New York.
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rAdverti.emert1 :,
ru.u VILLAGE LOTs.-We would

,.s .,spton Of our citizens to the few remsnny ho1'
ess Village Persons wishing beaurtui ana nss
,.h every convenience Of doing business IN tns
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

DEATH OF Mr.. MCPHERsoN.-Mr. Nc
Pherson the Second Engineer of II. B. M. steamer
Africa, who fell from the gang planks of that steamer
Saturday night striking his back upon chain cable died
at o'clock Monday morning, Of the injuries to the
spine OF bis back received from the fall His remains
were inferred In NswYork Bay Cemetery, yesterday.
CELEBRATION OF THE FoURTH.-The
hng Of salute and ringing of bells at sunrise,
and sunset and COED music aud splendid fireworks in
ihe public Park in the evening constituted all the for
naiies Of the day. Theindependent citizens celebrated
The day on their own hook. The veteran hre-cracker
associations took the rounds Of the city toward evening
Ihe day passed Of pleasantly, peacefully and far
we could ascertain, without accident