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Nhnlers.

Faysl July 10. hsrs' Geo Washington. Hsrp. of.,ss
EsioTd. nc ju, v. W Ul's Ola Irt. u. - ~ s-s'
~ % s1l, ~ landed o. 20 .r.. y, -.
Ar AZ N'nilciet 3cb, s,hr. Hartan, P.ueoo. v.,. -.
a. bbis. huHrtzck Oh w. sa
Arr srr,n 3i't Zip BY N.r,y Ia, rspo,,l "A
ls'snis Dec 2. l-5, al .5o 5ls sp oil a.. -. nv
sine Dec. i1, lsl1 Va ~ssat
- from sydney. s. W, April IT, tosa Barns. ofy =,
tpcf.e. Hal andsi 20 tal - anI 10 clcoas.t al 80
nsnt 20 london 80 ." ~
A. Tahiti Nay u. ship Onsro. Csthcar Ssp'uc.,
reos'E ol. William Eliza. b with 40 80 ,,-i e ~
SsossEMay II. OF tie Bashee l. aHis, sup i.,l CO.
l.iLayen, LEO p 81. -' 81
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Nlarkets....By Telegrdfh.

ALBANY, Aug 2-ReceIps Of the past q hours FLOOR.
300 bids; Corn l4o00 bush OATS, l90Ie bush; Rye,
2GC0 husL; WuFAT. 5000 bg,h. FLOUR cOntsus dIIi.
OArs-we hear Of no sales CORN steady, at %. for
Mixed Western with sales of 10000 bash WhEAr-9 400
bush Spring Upper Lske sold at Toe WHiskN-5OO bb.s
sold al ~ for Ohio, ard n c for Prison
NEw-ORIEASs, Aug 3-The sales OF COTTON yesterday
ard to day were about 200 bales; prces quite nominal
Mass Peak IS a. 81. BACON SIDES, lOc SHOULDERS, q
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILApELpHIA SALES OF SrocKs-T Tuesday

August lSb2-Ft BOord-sl4O Pennsy e3; 81 40
do esA Iehsh Navigation ~; ~ 90 Mortgage. @ 1905 100
sebuys Navigation Preferred, Il u 30 DO 2 q Union Canal
l9 $1,000 Reading 10, s77 "a Hamburg r. r. 49 81 0)I
Csnd Amb g. 10, lOl Sl5OOdo 6s ~, Ol $500 Reading
Mort S. 43, $1,000 do. g. 10, "a 800 SehuyB Nav 6s
'b6, int OF. 72ki 5000 do, Gii Penuylyaua r. R. t7i;
$500 wminston r. r. 6, 96 900 do go 500 Philadelphia
County ~, IOlA AS Girsid Bank 1875.
Second BOords3oo) Reading Mort is, a. q4l5 81 90 DO &c,
"a, 9lh 200 Union Canal II 5000 Schuyk Nav on
$1,000 Reading 90 ~ - Harrisburg X. r., -; G-
rsrd Bauk 3A 10 North Bank Kentucky, l3 5000 Pnnys
lOi 20 schuykh Nav. Preferred, 81 f.yOO CJ H. e.
f. a
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT on NETWORK. August 5.

s,eausLpsouth Carolns Turner Liverpool John Ogden
shpsSovsegn Of tie Seas Mckay san Frauu'co; Naples,
Duncan City Pc Of, r. F. Brck Co.. VIM Wherlee Wescoi
ST. John, \ B., !. O. Baker & Co
Barls-CaToILs Grum-y, Charleston, pItLam Dmon Pho
mea Clover, Honolulu 4. o. Ben Elizabeth, SamD Bnsol
&. J. Beoiel; Queeue, b. Payne ,yers Ear Kirkland Co.
Bugs-ZeboOn. Br) McCu.ou gh Maitland Ms - S Whitney
& Co.. Jaluehne & Eliza, Has Honolulu, FUNK Mangsr
schrsR. j. Waler Hoffman, Petersburg, Van Brunt Ssgt
Ana D. smith, A1suda, Mott Beie hearra (Br) Lobb Trn
ny, Nj. Davis, Broke Co X T. & A. Ste1r LozIsr, Ph
d-lphra Brunt CO.. John Hon, Porter. salem. ". H.
Grown.
socps-W. Maug,m French Taunton; Pointer, Fowler Prov
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Pu1AnrLpn1AM ARKrr-- TueldaM. liz.

3-CorToN is In good demand aad holders now demand
luther al ance The FLOUR market CONTINUES inactive
but prices ars nearly stationary Sales OF 1000 BIOS ~
export - per bbl recently ground ana some tesn
ground ct tnls less than 81 ~? exact plca not sisted
The Gales for CITY consumption are limited within The range
of S;dei In RYE FL0t and Corn MEAL sales he
cone under ou- notice GRAINThere is fair amount OF
WHAT arriving, AMI prices are rather lower. SAFES OF
5000 bush fair and prime Red at SGG3c. T. bush All
hite az 9o ec. old Red ard White sod al DC
o. No sales ui RYE reported. The marset S nearly
bare CORN. and 10 wanted 20OD bush Pennsylvania
Yellow sold a C,dt7c. New OATS are plenty and dull;
Loo bush sold az t. bush, which Il lIther decline
" usky is steady sacs Of 10 bos a. &c. Hids are
held 81 the same mice.
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MARRIED..

IN hi. city on Tuesday Aus ,, BY Rev MiSh
of Connecticut. ROBERT G. PINE, Esq' NVu"'' '
ELLEN n DUFFIELD. both OF tbs city .. p...o,or G.
In Pro,depcs r. l. b Rev Henry wis,aa, ssS nos Of
IT, NJ 90 MS MARY GIBSON, OF Boston daughter o.
WIZ Gb.on soucume Of Windsor and Woolsock W We
,hsi ~. Nertabe match IN both partes they
sr.,sd Al the and the day the nua was
49, second The bnde the daughter OF al Epcppal
,s and orphan havius os; both psrcnts-ony seventeen
t.aviifsl IA ented and accomplished.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

CRY PHYSICIANS REPoRT.-There were
ihiyone deaths In Jersey City during the month Of 'u
h., from the following diseases ;-Darrh@s, TO- Con-
sumpton,4 COuvulslons,s 3; Scarlet Fever, u; Me"
sles Urinary, Inflammation Of Chests iee,ni's
2; stlborp, 4; Worms, / Dropsy on the Brain l.
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ReceIpts OF Produce....AvG ).

BY North Rircy Roats-29 II bushel, Wheat $500 do
Oats a 400 DO Com 8663 bbs Flour, A. do Ashes % do
Provisions. and Az Co. Whisky.
BY Ere RaEyoGd-9j4 pSss Butter and 95 sides Leather
BY Net0 HareH Rdtyod4-i2 pkgs. Butter aud % do
Cheese,
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IuiIii VIA, A.g n ,.r4i.i.o City Of Nav.
ION tfir y -i1ti srris. a. l. MDle. j. g. -; Any 81
Joatson. s.. lofA; NEsfy,, Rober,.os io J. Es,Ipr Du
Io.erntr nay Paier'cI Bssnsa FA RIVER. soytr LAle
Nofwtn; X. I. lay, Cam. sa.sm 49,
smtu '
Ce1r4 sear'p k-rustec. Clsrf Nc~ York ship Cromwell
hAeI - j TO- Ab hfse a. CCJo~a Elder John hB Aus
IAzAt+ih Llres~ Boston. r. suue Adams, Mobile, .r, J.
tfan nir. Nr~ briur1 Minerva ftote r,on, Haven j.
''I'g j. 81 ilto ~, 10, Corsou, ErrtI. Mary Patterson,
ear Fall 'ef. sogef LaA-, Pro1i-ace. r. L. lay Ca,
So
NhNlOET Juy 3iirr. 81 - Boy Merry Bay faads P o..
Ar sffrr; .s i CrsHuTt Bfookuss, ban River FOR New
iok h- baft fhTs RIOS fr Ne~ YJf. SAM Croker,
aGiiin fo'Gtnte r 30; H. Lesis Button ghJn,r Phel
ph Henry A.yely,do Tor Do j. sstton Bates Proyisace
In so Mar susn, marble son-re for Albany Timothy Far
fo" CmUer Fs River for Phladrpha Jane, Long. Psvi
eeLie ir Philadelphia Mediator, Reed, Fa River Tor NfsEs
Ono fosom Dshton FOR Philadelphia Golden Gate BrFtuiaG,
faA R, - Tor Virginia soop Eleanor, Ias Providence
f0ki Wni :. NoiIt, PayHe, DO. for Do.
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Passengers Arrived.

IN ,tesmer AlJotross from Hahfar-Mr Campbell Mr. Grun
Rev Mr. Richardson and Miss Richardson, Rev Mr. Bennett,
Mss Mcintosh. Russell Mr. ard Miss Murphy, Ms Berry, n
Cahnum, D. Gallagher, Mr.. Bl gilt, and in the steeass.
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AINASAC...-..
sus-Rises... 70 Sets....... Il Mo0s-Rsss.. jin
Sandy Hook ... Osm Gov leland. IL 6,m Hell Ga,el jim
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.

gasaa...... Sailed from Liverpool, .or Boston JAY a.
sailed from T., srpoo New York, July -
Africa Sailed from Liverpool tor New YORK. July 81
Frank In Sails from Hayre, or New YorA, Anguish
CanaIa......Slil. from Liverpool, tor Bo'tou, AnsnstT
Atlantic sails from Liverpool Tor New YORK, August II.
Asa from Liverpool for New Yos, August a.
Washington Sails Southampton for New ioh, Ausustla
Sails from iIverpool for Boston, Augu.A.
Sails from Liverpool for New York, August a.
Arcuc....sAs from Liverpool for New YORK, Augustus.
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L. :. NJ seam,hp Hermann, gyms Br'eu snd Southampton,
July paenger. Noirr, SAND -vs Passed tie
Needles a. .l-t, Needles. tie oriental Co.
steamer Rpon Alexandra Southampton; sbrea
exchanged signals with .hp bound W "a
NJ t A. 30, bong b a. large three ma''d steamer
standing -uppod o De the Samuel Fox,
Nork. The a encountered ons westerly
vnd- and rough weather the whole Tie brings
p'er and Of freight; Of which ID tns are French
goods.
~ ". steamship Msuon Berry. Cladeston D. hours 70 Spot
Te-ton Co. Monday T. NJ at. 50 o. exchanged signals
viii slip showing white and sslSl with letter L. IA II,
bound Sor'l.
:. H. s'samsp Alabama. Lrior savannah - holrs, 70
samL L. Mitchell Cane over tie bar a. 81. r. ,s,t 1T, and
has experienced -tr'us head winds al tie passage.
Steamship AbaO-s. h-sney Hshr 20 hours 2. Draper ~
Packet slip VI Fox, AnsvOh, Hayre t days ndse and
NJ Livingston June l6 lat long passed
Realm, bound " July co. lat ~ &c. long 80 plot rom
pilot boat lay Mitchell Aug Nantucket ShOs bearing ENE
miles, steamer Humboldt, hence Hsyre; day,
infsi~ hsssp heEce for New Buuswck The la, hsd
rotlng 0lt bead WINGS and Gains g'l tic passage.
Bug Hey, Dan Ney, Port Prince IS lays, coffee and log.
wood % RI k-r q NoIiHa.. Vessels i-.t reported
shr Clas MH' Francis Wn gOn y c. days, naval stores
% \. +. NJ tieaty
scLr We.,po-' Reed Baoh 10y. rise to sa,L Boynoa
s,LT My-t., Reed, bingham. h,h
srhr Redmond W zee ast-tl ONea; Pasicol, % days, un-
Der 10 fe,k A Church
BELOW slip.
sAILED-sLp Lochni'er. Lufki. John rB bsrEs Nep
tslr. Ham Walter, tor London; a.uEsc. Farad,
Quebec Johu Colby Rhodes, Nyi,s ami sf..
WIND-sunrse. NV. Meridian, 81. sanss., d..
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uresourcet" and liabilities" balGnce-hcnce the dli'
ference In the tables bet~een the totals:
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Disasters, &c.

TuFB TroL before reported spoken M crew arrived
~ PenfGcoa previous the gfth Nh.
BA!S E.AAsIJ CfoW,, sasoa, While I9sGnS 9r New XSI
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In Woolens and silks the table shows decrease, but
in Cottons and Linens an increase.
The following statement shows the col
ecOns at the Office of the Collector of the Columbia
Railroad, PhiIsdephia, during the month OF July and
the total for the fiscal year thus far compared with the
same period last year;
Amount as per last report ............S 2404ls 81
Do. month ending July 81, 1852 1880 Co
Whole amount since Nov. 30, ls5l.......S2699ls 81
Same time las, POI l.
increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SNOoi ~
The albany Ereaiag Journal contains
the annexed statement Of tie condition Of TIE New
York State Banks:
From the quarterly returns made 10 the Su0erin.end
emf Oh 10" Bank Department OF Ills state we have com.
pied the sUtjoiDed comparative tables showing the
eonoon Of the Banks OF this State 81 dates DESIGNATED
by ihe State Officers
The following exhibits the condition oftbc Banks on
me morning oil The 9Th March and the ooh June Tie
March report embraces returns from 90 Ranks and
one Brsnch ana The June report from 23g Bsuks aud
one Branch The figures against the names OF ten
Banks, which have given notice that thew were cosiog
their Affairs, viz Armenia, American Chsuplnjn
hniekerbocker at Genoa Merchants Bank of Washipg
ton Co, NewYofk Stock Bark. Northern Bank Of No =
1oIk, Oiweso County Bank PrsttsvilIe Bank and the
sSvan County Bank, takeD in part from tie BOOK.
W VIC department ivy Banks I'D Re! make !heE
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being sl55o54ss in 1852 against $2i ,4ss in the
sane period OF 1851.
The aggregate receipts of the Erie Rail-
road In; the first seven months Of the year
have been. ,92s 292
Same time last year. l,2j0 0]2
Increase In 1859. s67S96O
The Joint receipts of the Little Miami
and Columbus and Mania Railroads for the month Of
July, reach $4,000. This Is mainly from passengers
az Ii the season when freighs light This shows
much larger receipts than any former month since the
completion Of the line.
The first bale of the new Cotton crop has
been received The accounts from the South continue
favorable During July throughout the cotton region
rain has been very general which, thousn no' exc
sive nor causing any injury of moment, has retarded
the maturing of the bos and caused the crop az the
end Of July TO be less forward compared with last
1esr than 4, was at the end of June. But If the
rain has prevented the early maturing Of cotton,
II has helped the plant in growth, aud leiS 1t in
a condition to be materially benefited By dry
August or as materially injured should the
rain be CONTIGUOUS or heavy. During the
past week reports have been current Of damage from
worms and caterpars and there may be Isolated cases
where some injury has been done bat dry. seasonabe
weather in August, September and October would in'
sure very large yield BY teegraphic report from
New.Oreans dated July 80 the reports OF worms &c
are contradctcd and that far Is known there the
prospect for the crop IL favorable The following is
statement of the movement in Cotton since the ls OF
September lait, compared with the previous three
years;
1852. 1851. 1850. 1919.
Receipts the Ports. $4,000 2320O0 29Ooo 263f0
Expofts to G. Britain .lG340OO lS70C0 100000 lj2&N0
" France ........ 10000 $4,000 25zOo0 $4,000
other for ports. $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 $1,000
Total Exports eco l925oo0 l43lC0o 2l9jwo
Stock on hand ......... $1,000 $4,000 10000 l%ioJo
or which during the past week. included in the above,
1882. 1851. 1850. 20.
Receipts at the Ports..... 5000 5000 1900 5000
Exports 10 o. Britain ....IOooo 1000 5000 9ooo
Fraice......... ZoUO l,pVU IuyV <NlV
other for. ports. 1000 5000 5000 1909
Total Exports. ..........l6Oo0 10000 5000 1900
From which II will be that the In receipts
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suecle exports show decrease OF over nine millions
being 55e54ss in 1852, against ga 4ss in the
sam 70 period Of 1851.
The aggregate receipts of the Erie Rail-
road In; the first seven months Of the year
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i'LE o. .si tiVfAr BsfFAS.
Ju7p 1S5,.
Sia -: A. citizen cf The United Snc, 1t l. my dny
20 initnn yer that this tle lie is the only spot
rolc--pcrhars in the world --tra dcsp,ul and ap.s
up'D an american clergyman, phyoioin and 60
thty are 50 'grornt says LorGcr (rtt~hl mriici IL
journal that not until lately they Of Tia
ttc any schools colleges in the United states that
taught Latin. Another british paper "a ys - The iso
OF Guein.oy ev5cDtly Is the first ani Foremost o( tho
great naons II tie earth 30 discover tho isno
d,tion Of the United States. We'd may wc excl,im
q 1org a0gc - huotlier liritish journal says
Ia ho high crims to literature ney actually refused
Il admit at their ust Cambridge and Oxort uTrcry
dcrftc' UTi'ish(
Now. think you ehoul3 join Of these Britt pl
pr In saying perhap ~ the wds Of Li5eria Afica
there cannot found truly ignorant spc, his
whro aif II The population scarcely read wate
jor want of education aud schooling.
Yours. rr pccfuy, ". SALYERS.
n Il in No Of the i!eiicri Eircpkfr. February ~
of the present year there Ia terrible article coacerpa.
tho Of the cot Of this title c tTnnplo upon
end have power the Uay, rsiy degrees Of the Until
state and Great Hrlain wherein it appears thoy ouy
fave. the trereh coli goS ant profcsgoa, The 8licH
Ciirt.r u ruhljhcd at the Office No Adam street,
AdGlpti LONDON.
Thc people thick ants hcre Nolhius but
staSFa,ion from population. There being
20 every foot NJ ground i'll rho isle GtDund soils for
about 80 Cto per aero Everybody II relation his
GIucg The Duke OF tBs that the Fart IF aoccthug,
lcld.
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SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 27, 1852.

s,h a. uael , uays; Don niovanni" has oeen sung
wmaS Wsaor ."s Va ,.anan ~ Ine Por.e .ari"nn -ua
Miroych and Grazaui lis success il described as
plete
NJ Verdi ia Nnbnp mn opera to be nroaucc,j .t T ,
fence ia Venice no xt autumn under The title of II
Iroya'oe "
jenny Lind (Mme. Goldschmid) Il about to take up
her residepce In the vicinity Of Hamburg =
engaged for the Orient. at Madrid
In nonvo,,ps !. r rota !, nn. r,,,..,; l. ,,.,,, .
having achescdn great success st he ,zonaie in Turin
she wa recalled oinc times The other artists, NM.
saech'io ana " alter are also well spoken Of
Letter nom Milan give go wing description Of the
performance OF NTe Locatell and Borda3, at the
tarcano' IN fphuio
Mmc dfhtz has made 'en'ation at ferrara in Ma
pCcco
The Madrid Corrro de Tsaros stntas that the Italian
operate troupe at Seville extremely successful.
Inc a. onera hau b"rn Ncrdis Attiia with PrLttico,
Depu ara NINE. touor
MailaDis !" La Nacnrla'' bas met with fasco nc
LtboD owing according TO the Ririsa Popi'rr to ,he
wre'ched manner IN which it was executed by Mmes.
sahhn2nr' ano Airiso H. ana w. bonafos:
IN addition h. hundred and one rumors long cur.
rent o, LAfiicaino = w rov hear that " Meycrh-er
ty ne" modification has divesled IL Of he character
which u rave Ccsasoned him trouble. That II
The rteHcs6 Vti c'nDge demnnl,og tho assistance nf
!, sf'ihc ,hr uihh"t*t VINO has hf.h spending INC
"'h'e N 'h'y mas p'o'eed W er'i i"r thaI purpose
Mmr Eot>t- Cuccia mas arrived III Parif
Mad n tar,c Waouer's sister i op,ne,J 10 pluv !,
the lcp mat, ot a,un nj IN. gurp rh.atr, Vienna
rbe tcr,a, MAY. ~ .st Ia,,.s,s rtat,. ,o,so,
u,r,.,ni,c u citation H. tho f.,hionnble world
:,
sir'', ''so "'4.,'b nov u''ua "s f'e'eT'oA "e-
~ ~ i''r''' - '"' ''',.' 49,,
'he o'''ie g en'l'',eA ~ ,'e >n'u's Wen ana sur
~ '"'"'' '''''N'' w ''''"'' "'''-"''' "'"'"'''
Mr. liachctt. .ie pol,;ar American comedian ia Mt
prescut in London maxi. up 4 company for Nib)'s
New 'ok
Tamhurini pcrsani Eo5si and Poz2ol'n have been
engaged cln for four FIVE present .tions durng
tb" stay Of The Empress of Russia.
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WRIGHT, CANDY ts GO Il CIRCULAR.
I4yalrgot dune Il, tgs3--gt Chanel ,ar,ct
Cotton A. r.ue1toa in to4tsrriut 10 our .,ular MI
Wee. oi IN inst 1Cr Ai9oiro the demand on Satlrnv
cariuued tfisL wi,hout rlalco IN prices Tho Afrle
t4rted tic same evening II. ipans ancouns Of decins
H. tho New Ioi marhe. With dul faninr con caurus
mon ,.es ltnr To- ga lt pe,. Ala nj q, rcn,rtin =
ceutirtgueo ~ tnrotivelv l,rge r,cpiats M api
rors from ;he southern ports With favorable weatl~r
fr a large Welt next season Influenced py these
accounts as well perhaps as by the EXPECTATION
er n fl4go tmp6t4 tuow heury.jnr to arriveI .G,ri
ng mtre choice our market has assrmed worry quiet
pot bon yeeriaY and tJ iay. and tho buStne., h
t'ctto To what may lie considered cheap lots oferu
"h'ch cas*s hHe ircyDlatity in prices some Of thc
minor pecEatora bring % rou to refzr Will, prsts
are available. As II by cobscut tbe large opeta1r'
tcquty Gppilc%lr 90 buy ra an Scl9F seem iuelued
4" wit thr course otCvtuL ana hence the e trans
Hett9rs which ou
@Pec and Il rert-
Po'ss. Elrart cat
saturday weic .........,t.. 1000 1000 Dop
AorGay..... ............. SHa} 210 1000
itedH! "..,t ............. 500 100 lbJO
th" Wpofts Tor tn" s&mo imc are nU3ut 81 GOO bales,
rltcifhiy hmsiitHu.
rWcrs TODAY.
toir GiHNg urh'rV
NV Crcs.F..........+. C'f 51a "a -
Athi - ...t........... Hts . ''4 20 - y
an N8"chtS'ef 10 Gay qu'V i't'"S PrsFNtN'd " az
ll'lDh's ~ daoe t'td "np ci"'h NFN WI h'ub "tItf-
hloH W NHNe bnu tuy"'Fi t''ihf Wv Ha'h'1u pIcss
deMNho'd tr jams hl.'d ''iiotNl ~ "u. ins-s ~
thch wac 10 ferur nor" theft sytn'g ~ "a rug
~ Nif ny ne HhsCtn or H'Ah n'i'au iu'ilA 'A'V"-
ieito 20 improve IN, O'i'alu ''f ''" auA'ter'
~ o"i E}.'h l''ht nv" ~ ''t'''N - p't't' l'"t
efhiNtitt hAS Gee ~ 80 s."'' ~ N ,''l''
nv "fthod ihtH '.''s F'''S -. Wy f'.V'
NihW lr lh h.'t ,,' ~. y" - w" Sf"'' '"i,
ato'r - X" S,g So y ts 49, - = ,,, ,+'.s ~ "
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7ves - : sxS.z-s.s---'1
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Tammnpy soc,,,x-T.oc ~th OF July.

""y SOchty-Fou
The following circular s,,,d - !, Committee od
Arrancen,an,o or 49, p 10 an gent 10
- "S '"Hty u" ,,,t..u
AHEe HHJoIify oi me prominent democratic Vp'4'
Of the Urion and learn that re ca Mr. now
hei,, ,.co;v,s .bo..;nr = oor.on,,,,.a. :, JnE in
" ~ -
hSor OF me h'hAha'hn OF General franhin ftfce
VIM r. King from ,ac Lumber bound border. OF NJ NV
- a.. r.,. ., - .,,,e. -. = c.,,r...;. an !, ~
" " '' " ~ s' ''' VI N's'
West -
UNION STPENCTUtt yrHrfApY,,s
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-27

ARRIVALS i,sriapn ~ FOLLOWING hhrELs At
ttn. j H. Kohlr u. : A.; j X. Baker Wheeling;
y roxy Hor,h f.r ,ra. Dr. Eitcb, Baltimore, q At
kirscr rhsrl.stcn
Al the Anerican-E Botts, Alshsma; W Watkins,
kl,tpns e. johnson. VI. \ H. Eaten, Georgia:
ri,ut Mont = MI u. Blake. do.
At the At'cr-Cept DaHng Ehinehcck; n Hunter,
baltimore rrf Narnsl " ! N @, J Blake, do. Dr.,
hfccr, DO; G. Birch, Australia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-27
Tho Australian Gold Dig sings.
TWENTY DAYS LATER INTcLLIGESCE-aINING NEW
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-,p.,vaY m On, yasr rrc vrc
The yim.ira rap,ain Neatly has arrived from sydney
New South W,les which m ia sha ,ef y, ~ ion 'f
March con.ou,ntv brn,,inr ,l,e ltast new from Ina
gold r,rons She has hro,ht about I5 00o ,tnce, n
gold iha Esck,s,lI and anerai jI.o,tt .rcb,n yac
Rad left bree days fore the vineira tn. f,r,n,c
ha,inn AZ Ma oruc.s and ,se Iatt.r ~ ono =,
hoard An,one the enger 10 tra vi..;ra ra J.ssrs
Leslie ana Mr. F,irn H. or H. caitor of the s.a
pey eio,u.ng Herald ana has come 10 Euplanl /, Ike
extensive purcbase nf machinery typs &c and 10 Gu
clgc a number Of comp,aor. and uro.s,,sn a,,ioh "a
r. ndcr,d necessary IN ronscoucpcc III dn.r III Ma
6ivuincs Tie country wa. much ,tr..sel a., abor.rs
silhonrh n annear.d tbar ua M Iies ,t, ~ st,,,
s.a,a.'e e., 81, = v,ir !, - "a. - ,'i r. 49,.
rcsx,ng generally e,rbt per cent III b,na ch t,yiuv
six s"me 1900 persop- had left sydoeT Tor tne d.
rlnns whit there had ccn an innx az ,a,,lv ., o1
na,Ie AT slelhonrne III. y,n ira s,n,l,,a i ,,n, i,
friday the Herald 26 CAPTAIN D,nb,m anu IN, ro.cb
Il, am vessel In comnany ,oe IN tha pncic also the
N.ie Iudaman outward b,una.
Tie ,,, tc r.rc, i. cir,ul,rs
dated Maru! give be most rocan, nj fn Il tail. Of the
Operations at the various dg.r-:- No b,l c,in, on
III. urn can nov ha worxea ,nl n,,v nf IN oynsrs
have returned from ,be Me.r,o u oinar srp.I, 90 r.
;n1iSI, h,ansn ,s, vas twnt 80 ", ~ ~
bsore dinner and /, s.vcra, in ths s,r,i !.
~ -, . u, ~, ~" - a. @ n.'anos , ',it.p ' -, -
~ ~ II nr Tn,, an ), ~. ,t - 80 ~ ~ 49, 49," , !, ~ = 49, 80
ys., fre1nently aeina fro,, w.nty ~ tir ,".t.
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go, ~ up, >, s - ~, @ " ~ ~ as'7 " ~.
ha on,,,c, =; w ,ih, ~ -. - ~ 90 - '.'y :" y
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SUNNY Of water wanS nr,lnrs an imn,n 1nt ~
sou oh Iiiuay M t|o yoan- insh '"'S iyn o1oa;'
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ai s - [ u IT, y ' ~ ~, ~ -, Nv ~ 'i
81, - -, ~, 49, -, -, 3 - I'M = m !" ~ ~, I = ~ ~ - ',' ~
~ 49, ~ a. ~, 20 u ~ 'e,''s' "'4s "a ''.5'
~ ~ ~ - = : i'' = ".,o @ = ~ Z, q" A''.9 ~
"a !" | ~ 80 r. nt . p''s 100 i 1'or.',' i. ',','
~ ~ :. - " 4, y. ~ " hispu'a = ~ '.4 -
y;;ni,r ~ la t,lp, 49, :, ~, a"' rt s,,'a " & %
'. ~ % y =. W es, e" 80 e"I ' u'S -" t'un ~ 1t',i
-, ~ 80 w ,....,le ' - " ~ =, - " - - 49,
n,a,ot,, y, ~ 80 " s n ',''', ~, . 49, @ 80. =
& pih ~; i , ~ 81 80" -" u !" s4iiI' y" 'io ~, il
80 I w - soiu - 'to,s'o,'v.' IVY "'AM ",S 'F
,tiop G a 80 @ s.,p - 49,. VI & ''a' tt'.t - - -.