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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

Alexander s. Johnston, the newly
elected Justice Of the Court Of Appeals Of
n. Y. S ate, is the great grand son OF John
Adams, The second Pfe,ldeu, ofihe United
States-his morher having been daugh-
Ter of Charles Adams. Esq, of tho city OF
New York, the second son Of the President
His pa ern,l grand ather, Zachariah john
son, was Jew, and one of the eariies,
selllefs of the county Of Oneida.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
Jury List-February Term, 1852.
Gr,ini ,Jur0rs

si'AO-' IL J =
Commissioners Office, New Berlin, Jan Is, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

Washington, Jan. 23.-The Democratic
SIa'e Convention OF Texas has nom mated
Gen. Sar. Houston for the Presidency.
Pns5urg, Jan. %. The healrh OF Gov.
hossulh Is completely restored. He spoke
TO the people from the balcony of the S..
Charles Hotel. 10 day a; 10 o'clock. The
great festival in his honor Comes off on
Monday afternoon. The several Ko,sulb
Commltees Of this city and vicinity. held
a meeting to-day, and consoI:daed all their
organizations with our general County
COMMITTEE, which comprises about siA,y
Of the lendns men Of this place.
The royal mail s,eam packet Amazon.
from Southampton I'd Of Jan. for the West
indies, took fire at about ! A NJ on Sunday
60 miles west OF Sicily, and was entirely
with the mails, officers, crew
and passengers. exceP, 81 persons, viz Mr..
Vincent. midshiPman, IL oil the crew, and
Two passengers who succeeded in getting
off in QUE OF ihe boats. asd were picked
I'd aiier beng by her la hours. The to-
TAI number Of persons on board is said TO
have been I55. The Ere is supposed to
have originated irom spontaneous combus-
lion.
Lancaster, Jan. 23-The bills preferred
agains, the ChrIsilana prisoners Tor murder
and riot, were returned this morning bv tho
Grand Jury. mo bills and all the pr;st-
,ers were discharged By John L, Thomsor,
ESQ. pt.it!cl iac!ney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
DIED.

GA ihurday mortios AuL L. sAGDALES relic, o. ,s s.e
NoSh " etEHore ased "a years.
Inc rients Of isH-y and Aer soa John prr
respectfully invited attend her nrra th- R-Dai
Dutch Chueh, 9TH ST. Brosiway saturday next ~
O'Clock. Pm.
Ga "Wednesday evening, Aas u, Ms ELIZABETH PINE ases
90 years.
The Trends The family rslue-i a-nl h,. i1nee' t
afternoon, AZ ocloc, her late rssjelcs No Et sh u
Broadway.
I'm Thursday morning, Aus Il, ofchoe THOMAS BASSFORp
I'D, Al hs residence IA toraLam Mcschss,sr Co. ~ y.
The relatives and friends o. The family iagted aeaf DIS
funeral tbs FHday) afternoon 10 occk ron h-e ~. i
forahau HIS remains Vii BE- aksn Cemetery Tor
HsM
thursday, Auf j.. OF Group CHAIR rs PAYSON QUIREs ia,
i4h son OF Capt Peter and Elizabeth Sgur aged year month.
and : days.
The friends Of he family invited attend Pie funeral from m
1tse o. bis pateats No rs 3dst, Saturday next IL lu
20 wednesday, Ava "a apeus sore throat JAMES HENRY
Guy Sho james NJ aai Pauhss EuEsna speers asr month.
Ihef relatives and friends, those Of is grandfather John
oneI, invited 10 attend funeral tbs tFrayl
~. va oe "a sn 70 Greenwood Cemetery tor uterss
siAat ssed i5sn nths. ~ AM NS0"he OVn'
AtRosbp, l. l., Aus Q, OF ehFonc dsr,e. yur. ro,,s,
only child Of William s. and Jane r. Merton Of H.x Yott
year mobths and SAys wv 'oA, rcaI
A, Milton, wesicheser Co ". Y, Aug g. u,a sopu,, nan
~ mother Of the late joseph Parker aged year. aSb ~
, ~ b.. residence on Lndenst Memphis. Tsno som. av
oolH aged iOl yeantand - dsys He Va, ~. -
'~hs 10 ii' coanir, a. very early ss. aDl r.ssI,S c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Passengers Sailed

In aiy Epar zonda, for Pet PtaY and SyfreyT W smith,
Thomas Wilkinson, Henry Bond George Cabam, H. H. Randall
John McManus H. B. Holman Alex White John Rdte George
ytOn Mr. Mack, William Walss, Jonas Brown Patnck Red
den Hughes David Armsirsns Robert Burr Charles
Bright, Henry Comet John Hall Richard Mason VIM Green Ar
Johnson Nicholson, W ~ smith Alex Watow
Robert Nrtch, jams, Covsrdae J. NJ Love- Thomas Rose D.
Gregory Mhsel Burn, w Gordon l. BNeo, john 1orion'
H. D. Hart John Aiken, George Holmes Mrs George Holmes
John BsNisr James Corning Charles Glass. johnson T.
Jackson H. Ryan Cockturn Mrs Cockburn Francis Brown
NJ Giles Hugh Fice Robert Bond. Edwin Becksr5 Mr. and
Mrs p Morris John Douglass, Robert Douglas Ihons' Nc
Curdy, Robert McCurdy William Bnsgs, DAME Lamb Edmond
VI Donald, Charles Forbes, j. J. Inss, duncan Dmmmond
Robert Miller David Martin Robert Irotter g. H. Gordon Henry
scuah Mathews and D. ST. Armand T. J. McCornnck
Thomas cLaren WIN Csmpoel G. L scobel John LEstsse
Isaac simpson, James Stacey william Gunn VIM Gum. Jr. A
OBryan, Francis Russell. JOSEPH C. Condennus WIN Good'e
low, NJ W Gabrsth, John Campbell Perraul
Joseph Bend H. schsky, ;. $. Rodden ~ g. Wush Chas
G. Foster, Hancock VIM Mofatt, c. Wool b. Morris.
b. Deveen. T. Mclaren, w Fleming, J. Kerr, J. Ihomp
j. Jones, d. McFarane Brown Robert Nelson archibald
Anderson Thomas Long, C. C. Foster Henry Winding, m heff
Campbell Archibald Balm. r. J. Lee, w T. Twnam, Samuel
Sere George Moore John Hume, W. j. ssbone Mrs. Osborne
Charles schoer Guavus Carebuch, Philip Bese Phip las-
Thomas Trevor, Capt J. s Quln Andrew hc6 George
Shaw A. Buchanan, A. J. Grant w TAOp, Andre" shaw, Jr
Surgeon, Dr. Pendeon Assistant surgeon, d. S. Anaad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Disasters, &c.

BIHH D'por. Salem from Zantba. h JAY at
NJ very dark lat \ lon 81 w. with BAH
Rainbow Gator days from Bsmofe Tor RIO Jau.ro;
yard ma monkey rails from cahsad poop
panks OF bends below decks all cham plates and bos
decks aced and fore badly chaed The Ra
everything clean 90 the fopSaan
mast carried OF her sails badly sp,
concluded Keep Rio aud would BE condition
in about 30 hours
seHA CoSGs.. dd OF Gsspee Point, stated s,
but remains the position hrst reported
FHAszYOAr dismaset ani m OF watet, where from
where bound known oNed into Monhestn Plantation
the 7ih inst undoubtedly the vessel BY Mad
Erin reported be the Friendship. Fate
unknown.
TarsE wa. AN Ssus,SeE $4,000 the Of ship Asa
condemned Aoa Bay the Manufacturer Insurance Omcs
Boson making vessel and eght ohce ~
Boston.
Br seat. Mscuur. from Malaga for NewYorA PIT into New
London o the 9th INST, leaky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

Sd. IN Rotan JAY "a Clara. Gay. Trieste r. L w..
ia., New fofs sd Pen, ore, o -bod, NeE rofs "
Ds, july y, p4ssd PlrnK, Decks "a Bfsnss Ns.y,.
Loyd's Lst. Jry ". 49,
Dea-Arr JAY p Parse Ake't Nss fors 1aesl;o U.s..
P1s~ss Moro Castls MOIST TO-; Panson. Co.s 6r..a ~
and arr ION the RIVER Thss Nsls, and sies D,zers,
Ffo. Harvey and sailed Tor MaasA s.. H. lcrss. NJ,
men. Dn-
cJdiH-sb July p. Corrb. Mabel S.p Yor
Lqerpcoi-A Jolly ~ Arsbs. Bsrn-t Ma-nlsrn, s.,,.,
Dean, Phaspha Dane Webster Hovcri. Bcs;oa 50 ~
Rsiasee. Siubhs, San Francsco.
OF Lvsrpoo-Ar jay -. c Scranton. Spencer S.- Yer,
ELslNoRE-ArG Juy %, Arll.meie-, M-hel, NAss,s o.,
Petersburg
Layis LIT. July "a.
Dealt JJ -. Wlbeulns, w-acss, Bf.n,l iof Sss Yos
Gbrstar jordan HsmbgT FOR SesY Ar rom te r,r
sd Tor, 18th, ;. V. Given, Gwen, >haoeha.
Oh Doyer-AFr -. Phnniy , Bremen ior SsN You
p rsmou THAR. 2sth. Rsbec,a. sawyer. Havaaa.
NeVpor-sd. - D.. Nahon. Ss-on. New fork.
Cardin-Sd. 27th, Green Sich. Cabs NeS fofS
Lyerpool-sd 2.ih. Express smith, San Ffanc.o. Ha.e
Smith, Dsnsrra; Pau6c g. Nye New Yon Wa;sfso Hto-v
90 Plymouth Rocs .Calivel. Bo-ton
or Cap- Cie1r-Ar no date. sarAnas nscar Fh.liepha
Hsvrs-Arr. 18th. Mercury Coan, New Yors
Genoa-Sd I'D, Amethyst, Hsrrs. PLiadsl. ha.
PaermoArr lfh, Brothers Lsss L.shofai lTb E1@,r..
Car. Nspies. sd 90h.J. welsh. Ames, Philadeg
satt-Au "a. santiago. BWFes-, NrSfork.
smyrns-Au llth, sutsns, Nsisos, Boston.
Lhyi's Ils,. July =.
6uvessnd-sh July a. Onenal Carr Per. Phle v 6g4es
Gwen, shanthai
Dsai-Arr July H. Superior, Thomas, Dsn.nra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-Wursddy,

August l2The Afcas sdviees have had but little effect
uron the market In BARK no further transactions Cor
Ton confines in good demand at full rates and the stock
on sale small BREADsrUFFs dull There IS but ittle
guiry for shipment and the only sales reported are
Ibis ffesh ground at 81 06G4 l2t Dbl, including small
lot of ~ 90 The sales for the supply OF the re-
trs and have been limited within the Of the
sane quotations RYE FLOUR s exceeding scarce
rns lot sold at - IS CoRS MEAL IL but little inquired
alter 900 bbls Pennsy vsnis sold At y p = bb and 200
bbs BRANDY wine select pack for California on terms
lot made public.
There Is rather inquiry for WHEAT and prices are
ar, saIy maintained sales Of 900 bushels az % cents =
bha for GOOD and prime Southern Red 20 cents for
ola P4uns lysniA RYE Is dull sales OF Southern az 10
cents CoRS is steady 90 bushels YelloT :od ao o
bushels new Southern sold al ]liH cents aoat, and GO
bushels old PENNSYLVANIA at 81 cents bushel WHISKY
packages at the former tIhds command the anne price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRk......Augu,t H.
Cleared.

seamsbp-Empre City, w.nde New Orleans, &c, NJ o. Ro
berts.
ships-Tarqun Doughty, S. Johns, ~ B. J w Elwel Coz
Margaret Msyman, Acapulco, K. w Irundy leayt storer
Grace New Orleans Ladd Church +. Forbes, Doans,
Francisco f. B. sutton Arnold Bonussr, (Pru Meyer, BALI
NesmIth & Sons.
Barl.-Jenny Lind Bunce Noble Eagle Hazzard J. w An
drews, French Pcou, s. Paterson Walsh Cornea Wai
Havana Moses Taylor CO.. Kate Alice Lowe, Cee Foster
Nckerson Mary Mor. Protteau, Glasgow, Durham Dmon
Bnss-Cansda (Br) McDoug gall Norfolk J. L. Whitney Col
Europa Prus Budg London, Thompson Newhause Horace
Greeley Chase, Jacksonville, j. Gree Forance, Hopkins Pna
delpha Ne,Hth & Sons Messenger, (Br) Basha haaN Ns
H. G. Donovan.
schooners-Zephyr. (Norw) Hendrkon, Dersen FUNGI q
Meincke Melinda (Br) Smith, s. john NIB ; Deaeyj hhta
beth Franklin Bsae Mernck De Wt Charles hi Apps
gate Savannah ~ L. SIC Ceady Co; Archibald (br) hirts
sydney CD Butler; S. II. Townsend, IaTne, Phisde
pha NJ. NJ. Freeman x Co.
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Spoken, &es

june H. lat IS S. lon. 20 e. bark wenhan, Of Bsa0rs from
Calcutta for London. 10 days out.
July H. lat 3lOs lon q ~ w, ship Xenoba, Burrows from
New.York. (Msy 29) for San Francisco
Aug lon 3d. bark Duchess from Palermo New.
YorL u days outepo having had sht souhsy winds all tbs
passage.
About Aus 30 niles south Of Cape Henry passed large
bark from Valparaiso for Hampton Roads, oriers
July st IS ST. Ion. q. bark A. Boynton from Rotterdam for
New York
No date lon ST. ship saana from New oen, for New
York.
July a. lat 3s lon a. ship Meteor ol 6srdiue Rob
inson, from New Orleans Cor MirseIlcs
July 80 lat a. So ship bound east showing
Mauyau's Distinguishing pennan and Nos. rs 10
Aug 2 ht a. f5 hon ~, propeller with vhts
chimney rsged as bark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

CHOSEN FREEHoLDERs.-The Chosen
the 18th inst at 10 NJ, approved the minutes OF the
last two meetings and adopted the following resolu
lions:
That the Building Committee be authorized to pro-
plans and proposals for building an additional story
the present jail. and that James Flemming be en-
ployed to assist in making out sal PLAN
THAT the of $3.50 be loaned for the of the
County from John 5. Winner, John Winner and John
SoDney and hst the Director Is authorized 20 issue the
necessary bonds for the same"
THAT the resolution passed at the last meeting,
thorlzng the County Collector to borrow 81 600 for the
use of the County, be rescinded."
Bills TO the amount of near $500 were presented
and ordered paid, and the Board adjourned 10 Friday
20h inst, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, at the County Court
House.
RAN AwAY.-Yesterday afternoon, at
about o'clock as two Germans were driving tive.
horse team laden with lumber Hudson 81, some
pieces of II were joed against the horses, who took
fright and ran the wagon against the curbstoue capsz
ing IT, Several heavy pieces OF olst grazed the head OF
one driver and the other narrowly escaped from being
| crushed
GAS INsPECToR.-John II. Gill Ia, been
appointed Inspector of the Gas Fittings for public and
private buildings. The street pipes laid in nearly
all the streets of the City and the buildings of the
Company for the manufacture Of gas will soon be COM
! pleted
TEETH SToLEN.-The gang of theye,
alluded to heretofore making this City rendezvous
succeeded in currying OF set of valuable teeth belong
Ing to DR.. Curtis. Dentist, resident Greene.St 4
reward Is offered ioI their apprehension.
THEFT.-Mr. Garretson'S premises were
forciby entered nigh, this week and new harnc,.
and other valuables were taken therefrom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

PHILADELPHIA Aug H. fTfrofBarts 4. J Htrsey. Cone,
Palermo Pamphyhc shedd. Andossn, span orss Esther,
Pendeton Bos,oP BENJAMIN Carver, Cltord New fofs hrs
l.. Huse Oyeroa Paugo NC. Oneko, Bttsr N-e Bdrd
ersph, FISH, New York Hop-ion, Leland, Warhan steamship
City Boston Eastebroot. Boston, bark Nashua,
NewOreans; brg Scotia, Cooke, C-ninsfo shamocs war
Portland Susan small Small New York. California HNhbora 30.
too: Hylas French Boston Energy Lowry BnesoSn CT
Gazele soiDers, Boston. Masa Burr. Nckerson Charm
Berry DO Csthanne, Collins, do FarAeld, Nous do Avsta
G IBIS, do.
Ctarcd-Bnss yeociy, Darrell, kuss;on, ia 9leea E.l
Pendeon, Boston, R. Carver, crord, dol Cao,na, Hcb
Weymouth bnss Susan Small New iok Ca UNA Hchbora,
Boston; Hyss French do .ch Edith Eldse. DO Naris,s
Mich Chas Hul.e Overton Souias Gssroy,
Moyey Boston r. J. Mercer Rosason dol 0re.o, BAsar DO
Fainelt Norris 10. Samuel Lennon, LsnIoA, Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

For the year ending Dec !, 1851, Dividend Of 10 z
cent was declared. For the elk months ending June
1882 Dividend of 10 per cent. was declared, with
surplus of near 100000 This includes the former
surplus Tbs Road Is In first rate working order The
rece,o,s for the summer months of this year exceed the
ding months Of last year at the rate OF be
tween $1,000 and 5000 per month.
Land Warrants are in good demand and
have still sn upward tendency; loo acres are sli7d
$50, and smaller amounts In proportion.
The Mechanics Bank of Brooklyn is or
ganIzed. Mr. Bru,h, Mayor Of Brooklyn, 10 President
Mr.. Draper offered today, at auction,
s55CCO . sy cent Memphis Bonds, due in 1850;
$4,000 City of sandusky 3 cents and $4,000 Town
ship Of Huron, Ohio, e. cent The sales were $4,000
City of Mempbi. at ell9 a 20 $4,000 sanduSky City at
eaIkGsOR; $1,000 Huron at 79G7s. The sale did not
20 Of with any spirit.
The Bank of Louisiana has declared a
semtannual dividend of 5 y cent, payable to New
York stockholders less the exchange at the Merchants
Bank in this City The Mine Hill and Schuylkll Ha'
ven Rsilr ,sd Company have declare dividend of y
cent for the last six months. The azleton Coal Co.
have declared dividend OF g p share.
On Saturday next MessrS. DelanO, Dun
levy Co. will open the bids for s22jOOO of the Bonds
Of The Cincinnati & HillsbOro' Railroad Company. We
shall refer to these Bonds again tomorrow.
Al official statement of the tolls collected
on all the Canals Of this State from the opening of nav
saon down to the It'll August in each of the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
EareIpn Ports.

Messins l4h ult bark Howard, Goodwin, Tor New YOh
leading
Al Ieshorn nh ut ships Sheffield Lewis Tor Boston, oadasi
Abus Gregory New York Dol Delaware Pa,sn or do do
barks sn gyms Ihom,s Robbins, bosion
Co Baltic Honeywell sud Lucinda Hill for PHILADELPHIA DO sd.
9TH Alexandria Walker New York 7th Glance, Taylor Phil
adephia.
Al Aspnwal 231 ut ship Afghan, Baxter, gn BARI Volunteer,
Jones for New. FORK 26th
Maanzas th u barks Mary, Gey, and EconaIs Pope,
Tor New. York Ia and others as before reported -
Havana 25,h u, bngs Fac Pratt Bnshln, or Fl RIVER
nesrly ready; Confidence, Babcock, tor Newport, 10
Arr Quebec 18th inst bark Pudous. Henderson View foh
shedac, July g. brs George Marsden, smith Booni
slst bahs Bun Tchsd SewYork Narchness Of cJi.sd'.
Earan HhllalalDhla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
nInrket.......R por,ed By Telegraph.

NEw-ORLEANs. August lO-Todsy there was more Cor
TON Offering and 500 bales including ten OF the new crop
were sold The new crop sold at BE for Fair; the old
brought 2sc for Fair and dc for Middug Ohio FLOUR
sold az 81 10 INDIAN CORN for CSC
ALBANY, August l2-N0 receipts are reported TO-DAY
FLOUR in steady demand, and the sales resched wv
bts OATS steady, at lie d4ti, for western WITH SAFES 81
II coo bush Corn b1oysnt aud slles Of 10000 BUSH az
62lc. for Western mixed. MALT CSC. NHisHEY-Ohio,
2lc with sses Of 50 bbs CORN MEAL very active at
4 NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

- -. v...,, n, "a. solder under Gen. waIhs 70
~. R,youtou and ae undsr seo;t 20 tho AZ, var ~
brave and man, and acted se hls - s,.are srfy
~. W. 80 80, lonr worthy msmber Of me haronH
and II the Methods, Episcopal Church and MS dsa'n lie
- bs,rx "A hi- he had been pure snd er-mpAp
sie ~. al ADVANCED AID humorous iansy 70 aep''
1a.,s ,bossb ,sEen the un.ss Of 'ns ,n,,,,c vvx
,s c,o LEVI. formerly beqsuant N ns Tea. a.
.J,cn Can't had command Of The steamer
Ia nf charge Of the steamer Pampero he anu.
a more formidable, yet more an'ofillas' '0u' " - W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
MARRIED.,

Tuesday Ava TO- ~ Rev. Geo. Hsi' Re-, JOHN x NIsBEr
Missionary Bunsh. 20 Mis- MARY C. air iansi- 5l ls fe
VIM serTen, ESQ., OF his Cry
tr Rochester papeis p'c4.e cory
SATURDAY Aus T. ~ Rev M Farren A. UBbCF oil san Fran.
CISCO, 20 Mis- IL LIZ RABATEL, Of tins CIV
Aug ~, az The Buanchs Church Ro.oa ~ Rsv F.terc
Gray Nj Nm 7. COLEMAN. OF the 6rn Of Wm T. Coleman
Co. Saa frsnoco 10 CARoLlSE NJ daughter Daniel
fase, OF II Louis, No.
Remington, W, Aus 10. ~ Rev r. Hand Lieut. HENRY
x skLpEk, O. the L. 5 Army, Mi.- MARY NAMING
n lace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
WIalers.

"a Al New Raord mn barks Catapa NtTn, lOf Par
Ocean; Henry H. CaPo (new, Dartmouth ss . otis 1ans)
Jenkins do. .,
po,i,n for Pacific Oc can. and will sail IN a few days
Touched Fayaa few DAYS previous 70 July II, ban s25J,
Francis ofN B. and landed 60 bbs 80.
spoken-No dats 10y bart Sarah, at hatiapose oas Mi
smith, y B.. "a days out all well clean
No date lat 30 TO- lon bark Letua Of " g., II GAYS from
Eaval
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srcnNn BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF SrocKs- TAursdas

Aug H. s5l-F,t Boors 500 Cumberland ALLEY 81 Perr'd
20, Sb2 Sch Nav Sc 81 49, $3.50 DO, ~ 50 Vctsbure
B,nk, ss $50 do is'a s6 sh Nv PEI 81 s5g'o DO,
% OCO AmbOy r. r. -, 10, Ol 500 Lrnsn
Int % 81 Bank l5k ;32s Girard Bank l5t sl' L.
6s, 100; $500 susq. Canal Bonds ~ Penn IL X
f61s. -. 80.
Second Bosrd45O Sch Nav. Preferred l3 20 d. 2i $40;
BIS Lebsh Int e34 800 do 93h 20 Morris Cana Presned'
hilh Mort Loan. 100 400 vcksbur RR., ISL 81 80 Aims
House d. 100; 100 Lon Island r.. nv sOo snsq Cans.
Bonds 76Js 20 Penn. Township Bank, 3oA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Ry Telegruph.

BOSTON Aur la-Arr ship Capitol Nara, A-hanA Balser
Wse' Esset Csdir bahs Warea Narcotics spoke jay At
30 . lon u 20, osrk Plymouth from New YOk for Italy, Ets
Br Andfossani Eh,hena Be- GAssoN 6gssy. LesOra, SAP
mountain, Liverpool.
bot, New YORK
SALEM, Aug l9Au brs Dnco, Gaa.bia, July r. nB...as
July B. bns Lucy from New Yors. diss.
HALIFAX Ans sAr. schL Belonl, New Yors jh chr En-.
ersd, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Passengers Arrived

b. paclef sbg AmsroaH COngyeS5 from L0Hd5HRey New
Missionary from India and lady MaTret Ne"on, MS Emy
Newton Charles Francis and Edward Newton Miss Hr
net ermore. from Jerusalem; Mss Louisa Janyirf from lnda
George A. Abbott ard lady, from Oxord T. d. Hall and lady
Misses Mara Sarah and Emily Hall, Master John Hail. from
Loncon C. w Smith, T. Goodrich, Mss Martha rrow, Isomas
Hayward, Louis Eseuber, from Germany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ANNUAL Picnic ExCURsIoN.-On We'd
nesdsy, the congregation and Sabbath School attached
10 the Centenary E. Church, corner OF Johnson and
ysysts proceeded to Mount Hermon, (Biddles Groye3
on picnic excursion. The excursonlsts, numbering
about 000 Of whom at least GOO children, started
from the foot Of Wssbngtonst on the steamboat Dart
attached 20 which barge, at seasonahle hour In
the morning and reached their destination in 2 hours
Arrived at the Grove Rev. Mr.. Brown, pastor OF the
church. delivered address appropriate 70 the under
standing of the scholars aer which they INDUCED 10
play full and innocent until nearly O'Clock,
when all reembarked and were safely landed at the
place from which they started, shortly after o'clock
highly delighted with the days proceedings The trip
going and returning, made entertaining by tina vo-
cal music Of the children.
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Rece,pts NJ Produce.,AUeusr II.

BY the North Rrer Bodt-l6 452 Dbl. Flour 397 do. Whis-
Ky II DO. Ashes A. ss bushels Corn, y $40 do Wheat
5000 do Oats, p bxs Cheese and 33l bales Wool.
BY me Erie Railroads.&c. bales WOOL Il bbls. Ashes,
lOOdo Flour SIS pigs Cheese $50 do Butter and 9 sides
Leather,
Butter.
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CRUELrY roA CHILD.-Albert Bart was
arrested by the Third Ward po,i.a on ysancsd.v nsb,
on the charge Of hlusng child which had been laced
under bis care BY s parents who had recently removed
20 The country, appeared that Bart had received
nance Of the child, which he squsndsrcd snd ,hsn
tuined out Of tho house. 1t Was found in an ont
house nearly famished at late hour OF tse n,h, ia
taken of by nelshbor until tnnr,jnr ,haa
Bart brought before Justice King aud 6ned ne go.
of Court and held TO bail Ia the Of $3.50 The
Of HE child Is Charles schser and be does NOT appear
- he over six years OF age
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cClDrNTs.-Wm. McDona

ACCIDENTS Mcdonald. labor
en-, was seriously injured on Wednesday evening", by
falling from building In Fulton ST., near Nassau. He
was taken TO Bis home In CaTllst
Ayoung son Of Joshua Seaman was run over byR
wagon In hentsv, on the same day, and badly hurt.
a lso, named Charles Wheeler fell from a swing,
"oai haaiton-ay., and broke one OF bis arms.
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The Conpauy-betng nearly equal to the June earnings
while ordinarily, July 10 much lighter month than
June. The estimate for July was $4,000.
One Of the most efficient and successful
Railroads In the West Is, the Little Miami which cOm'
mences the City Of Cincinnati running In the direction
Of Columbus, IS miles long It's receipts have been az
foiic-a
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sux-R;sss.. sets..--... 10 Moos-RIsss..9 ilm
vArn.-....THs DAT
Candy Hook7 "a Gov Island 55a Hell Cats % Sea
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LEAPED INTO A CIsTERN.-On Wedncs-
day afternoon woman, residing at No. 81 Hutson9v
missed one Of her children. and thinking Il had fallen
into the csteIn In the yard caped down In search OF
IT, and was nearly drowned. She hshed out with
some difficulty by the neghbors. and rcjoced 10
find tina, her Darling safe In the house
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CRUELTY To ASIMALs.-Yesterday a
csTtmsn named flames Mullen was brought before jus.
nee King on charge Of -using horse, and was aaed
123 for ,bc offence.