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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
Passengers Sailed,

4, f,,rir Nsrfern Ligaf fsr Sua JasS-slrs Ann DAa
srfy .nd Isat Mr. Game a1d asAt Bhnlaei A5eho
IN al oregon John D. Little snd vie, 6 Nisoh Geo "
~ -. Isnbsr, JoLn J Haley j. ~. Bean, Hon :" lag
A sv ,hart vile chi'en. sarr' {, - C,i-
- ~. cliTreu Mr. D. and cnli' VIZ !"
NJ. ouss OCf unor, huroush, Mo II; 1900
rttI z Babc,ek anI VIE, Mrs Irav and eAhl' NJ ~ =
-, sll- Geo Iosauiz, wife and inant, l. blls1',
- No. Jopss n. nsWorfh Thos Nofol y ChiteI
y, ~ 1,a, Roth.tein Rev J. Burhnsans A baseaer'
p D,rstep AMI wife, r. Buiiefeh, J. L. Cole jam, h1san
-, n Ys.enbrsner Ge0rsr W FoEler hsLeAiah SA'ih
~ prs~,f ~. and ctdren. LOUIS B'anehe ana We "
Rr,be, ss PeheT Charles Pr-Vo-t Ioss Pfss"si d T.
-, Tofb } "a Lent J. " 6iantrs, J. n fIsJ CtAe
"a y. p Donre!y A. Sylvester, Robert Royce heon is
III, sl.Jon Wa Coopcr B. McCs-tney James Csst.at w
- s.,eIy WIkarn Bowen p Hynss, J. Hynes, L. amchino
pbIlIts III L. MeDufee, A. Adams, ]: Stevenson N LAh
aou J. H. Cool heEechrAn. Alien Mekeehran s1oeosts
Ischnas, wa, ThomP,on, r Dawsst Jas. Butter VIM A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

Gr.rr iasc JaEr-. WIN L,-s., runsr Yar,' r rgisf
spad,rs Jas Dron Joha D5an. NcLelsaa c cbs'h.n
r. Dsy D Beei Torrov p R'aih,a John Jsb.r' rh2'
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ssrs'', G Han souIc ~ Teiiori c sou,-. Jssw.
W., sosrn-. ss-.sr', Re-yy. " Gnors n l. Glno,s'
5.S it IN ; 6nBneh fn. Badrin " n. Richards Geo
VIZ ssc,ry a Fsraeh j. s-e'y. s,oss, T. ssnaor
ard 80 n cSo-pln A. Has ms Oia-y. wn '. Carleton
81 gos.. eIas.~nIitG W. 6'key J. Pf-sco,i, cl'y. H.
vie glr.h" es,n Osborn. NariiDo- c Peterson.
Fs cosy aes Psy w a, A v rl r SAaOty
Brancy sd- hsherty rbo@ K..sT Jas sas,b M.r,a Kelly
Bo~s. jas necar,y PsuieI a..sy' wn w,5. b.. sG,s.
IT,. Ic.' "a. c. "oosnsy Js. Ryan. Jas. shants, sher
Hsrhsn, Jas Doven Pierce Po-ers John Ca. $3.50 o.
Martin Harlan, Rober, M-rphy Paf1cl c-s,y cos,i Tis1
l. DuCLnsha Iho, Archer Jane. Jsnnns' c NcK.ny Joha
ehse Noonan, John Drusn Jas DssIs ossn s,sey
Boon aHsaret Gay BgSie Powers Jobn sh, Mry Aaa lea
Ellen Bras. Mar Ann wsde PaireA weh James Farrell "a
brother mechanics and aborer-.
Irs,ssyhfv hn'. |r A,vir,oaA Captain Aad-Hs. John C
Mrs Chamberlain, Mrs Evars Geose Knapp slAuser 5.
Car, Captain William Pate weIr Mrs Vseher mrs VI;
a B. Howe Mr. Pacbeco: J. Isaac. Aehensy y
R T.Aser Tiord, = r. Hy'esao, 2. P s% D. Nc:
Whiting wen Cos TIpre's Tho nas GoH, Adams
M. Johnson Mr.. A VILLAINS Mrs Juha Newbouse Mr. Jscs
sDd cbidreuj r. sPusae dy sai chs d. Lac Naisaa
= B. Croker and iady B. w Chamberlain w. H. Munroe H.
Grsich George Colman J. Butler L. Pendeion, Soy
der J. Potter Alderman Sin-on Jonas Meyers Grumpy
J0ha v Dubois. NJ Shser Hnshsfd. ". Cronese. A. j.
cronse p C. Grant, William Miller, BENJAMIN Myers, Lam
bert y Lambert. 4. r. keyes Mr.. Cuiworth. Nrs Criey
Mr. key and child; CsdVorfh, c. Pornsion, LOUIS
Bohob and lady Miss Mary OBr-n. Miss Margaret Bren
Asn fhnn Mss T. Wine Mrs. shyI Mrs. cogan AMI dsush
ter, w NJ. Wei. john X DAVIS, NJ Bass, s. Humphrey. Val
eane Brown Nree,and, John Gurren Ihos Mhsan. Mr..
Ia~fop Andrew Whiting. John Hughes John MGuney James
Stewart, Jacob PUsclone TomHs sullivan, John f1shiws,
Thomas Carter w r. COburn Jas r. Grave john GAlhsrt,
Peter BONES McIssan More. DAYS, W H H'yahd,
VIM Maowney, jane, Ban Peter Brown. jacob Brown & u
Rosers. Wm lakewood, AuEu-fus Ware. Mrs feH Wheeler
kitsn, W FerIuSon James jules W. r. Morgan. Geo 7.
Squre,. J. jenkins b Owen. r Gu6ih. D. Hemans w Crock
r. Crocker, A. p Wake nan. Muuros, J. Hurd. j. p
Amos james Cameron J. Bragg, yoha BAse. = Anderson,
John Carey Perons, John RI Pr Fowler. Adam Linn
4 E-nircs Andrew Shut1 " Worthing John Foy Ben. C.
Dillon. s Holl~y, John OG~ra A. Seaman, W. Peasant,
PARIS. w MeEruTy d. sibey. J. W. " soR. Buchanan
p A. dersou Jones J. soruo Mrs Margaret NETS. John
Net Jos. Hurfenmeyer, HuE-nneyer, " Hursenmeye
Ng, C. Sch'eiderberg W Bennett s w. Gordon ss 81 in
. liza fea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

ek0l0c. Glngharns 10 better supoly nj steady
rates. Delsnes are offering In full stock ut lair
opening prices and attracting considerable early
buyers. Domestic Woolen Broad Cloihs are becoming
90 scarce as to compel buyers 70 resort to the importer
large business IL doing at full rates especially In cl
ors. Ca'simeres coming freely to market and are
In moderate request new styles CON handing prefer
ence prices are firm Satineis active for all colors
and at full prices. Sleeps Grays are steady, with
moderate demand. Liuseys are In request at l60l7c
Twoeds are dull Jeans are advancing Blankets are
slow of sale but firm. Flsnnes active and steady I'm
ported Goods are arriving freely but are mostly
to previous orders especially the fancy Dress Goods
Fine Desines much wanted. Silks are also in re-
quest, and Ribbons rather The assortmentis
good, but the supply, beyond the amour, out to
special order from second hands. yet limited Prices
are very firm, the later mports will come out At
greater cost velvets are active. There is an In
creased demand for French and German Cloths at the
recent advance especially for the medium and com
mon qualities British goods firm, with moderate
activity both for staple and dress goods Cloths are In
better request Vesting and vevets are selling we'll
The demand for Linens 10 moderate Prices have de-
clined, owing however, to reduction In the cost
than the depression of the market. The Imports Of
Britsh Dry Goods very Insignificant In comparison
with those from France and Germany-whence
come all the fancy dress and millinery goods, the
sumption of which is extending fast In this country
The arrivals Of country buyers from the South aud
South West are very numerous but they limit their pur
chases to small bills at the present. afraid Of enhancing
the present prices to which there great tendency
The Albany Atlas publishes a detailed
statement showing the received for tolls each
Collectors Office the several State Canals from III
opeI ing of navigation the first Of July in the years
1851 and 1882.
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rHiADEl PllA, july 20- rIyed. steamship City New York
Bayr BoR, With 20 cabin shpJohua Mauso, Bar
ton Ltfpo0 baks Deaw1ra Cfove Boston; Gen. Ntkerson
jo homer Carlisle do brig President Il. Taylor Honer New
turypDt Ateo-s. Black Portland Benguen Hlchb0rn B,s
ton R,lmoul, Ch,ey Nes Lordor; NJ J. C. Gilmore H
dntse. Boston s'hrs Aakapas, Watt, 90 NJ DAVIS. Davis
Newport Cltlte Collins, Boston; Mary Payson Crove do
Urga. Church Norwich Worcester, Rhodes Providence LoGil
Gray, Gray. Bnsto Tenenfe Yates, Damauscotti H. kns
Lrej-. Providence Thomas tcnner Nckerson Boston Aean
der Badvn New London; II Pearson Crowe Boston; Ellen
Bans Dll Providence; sHaih Tutil Allen, v Ell Fleet
Cortd-straups city of New York Baxter Boston; kenns
bee Cr New io barks Ocir stark. Boston Homer, Car
dol buss Acorn Coombs Boston n & }. G. Gilmore. DO Aafo
Co.d DO nary H.. COwel DO VIM PHI, Baxter DO Emblem
Travesy TO-. Abbott Lawrence Crowe. do hrs James Bliss
fat, b. NeNbr ypor Smith Tuite. Allen HyenIis " KING
Iced S-'eu island Alexander Baldwin New Haven Thomas Fen
ue hkenon Can bntse; Pearson, Crowsh Boston; Atnsa
att Baion Honey, Appleton New Haven; bark baDa
y. b. Mitchell Msur'us bgs Portland. BIZ Scott Ba5sdo-s
Bege, lloru. Boston PredentI Taylor hon,, Ns~ol'
yror' schrs B. hshsney CoroD. Charleston w s"sio'
1ovu-ef Dh'1H; Marcia Bunker. Boston, Queen Bro~n doi
EeH Barnes Du Poynceowu Isabei Thompson Cofs'n Ffo'
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Wh8ters.

Ar - New Re- ord 18Th ship Rambler scav Boston, to NJ
Tor aFrg Sailed II b. bark Ehzabeih Atlantic Ocean,
ssiet from IL l'th. ship Aruoda, Pacific Ocean 49,.
AR a. Bay Of ssnes n H. November r. Boy, very
10 40 land TO- Dee g. ru,eDsc ~ hpos S"Hss, ~.
s % and sIsd January e. 81, 2tth, hon - Ii, ali
~. ian . Louisa Wyatt B., go y - ", - - -.
H. art,- Oce1r Ssh WIN fye Adams DO - ~ = ~ -
- h. a. r with the Mou;eIums. Tower, ar %ml ~ 49,
- o.,r Tscter Do, (ar 2thl "arr-n sintn -,
- o4h rpd Trcas james, arr tfhl on h9' ny'.
49, in o Nov lat &c., swift vincent y d
-, merrrseK Destin ~ l.. 30 RIO0 vi rep nan ~
o. VI J. Iesis Clement. n b, lfo sp ht's .ooua"
Ncrgarri OF frequent desertions a. eamen Tue hms'eA
F.-lef, ard Rcpefi Fui'fo' Of Ne" De'''u' az" ~ ~ -
fsaf. -rev by ceser on. -. ~. ell. 4 n
-, 9s,d q Ilil Pscfcl T,h. Mercury Nesi, 40" ltN
~ IS f,nd sd May 25 cruise home) 9Th, hoe E9~asl
Bses- 20 go % toard land 30 My 20 cf1sel lOt
Pm sarlutk Mani 81, sd. MAY 70 cruise 10 STAT
r, Ccon b Il sp and ~. hsJ do Detenona Becs
70 no sp (ana 10 Nay 70 cruise and boms IOsh
P.ruvsn ger Nap - land Sd May II 90 cruise lone
wsrd.) - -. - 49,. -,h
LOO p. ceuB us ara rrIs, q sai soon. - - -.
letter from csyi sawss bah olo Of ~ b, report aef AZ
Tesss June t having but - b5s cal lat cruise o.
nrns Espsrt, Galapagos Islands NAY q sp HOP 1isoa'
\ b. $50 ~. Javs Thompson FsFhayen 20 50 hSny Sos
uisn Haut go board Charles sanehe'ie ~ . ~ va
flO June &C. Edward Luce \. B., 80 sp-d Loui'ans
Ter d. 100 - Al Lee Bay Lexington Bunier hanl Wo'ah
OIL Dot reported 49,. r. - ..,o..,
her s Bay Of Iands FEB with 10 bis o. 10 % VA o 70 as
uext dsy on seruss.
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Disasters, &c.

NorYox July 2Oe chr Rebeccs Foss from Boston af'sl
here yesterday IN distress ha,1s experienced stormy wae 10
vlth s lot pert Of her dsk bod The cur " Is =,
i.uet l,,ire beer rec nd nshts 81 the pumps
Tsr ,.~r o. rHr scuoosra cp-zed y Cap
the tfs Poster supposed % be the Aoeft 'A"0 F
Ia. On
satt.ra Reel arrived DO the schr Rover ysssap IRON
Tovrosr r. ForsEs In Bo-;od al A. NJ on Sunday; oF
F.ip r Tie purpose Of towing ship Hungarian 70 Portland Tor
F.sr5,nr Me July I9Iie Br BARK Hfnoni W.ou, Of an
tn, ,..,.oj Tor 81 John n. ashore Wednesday
t near Qua6dy Head and stripped aAd to~et here ys'
teddy.
rt ashore "a g Thursdsy rslf. the northern side Of
rsnf Rsrau sophia Phillips washed overheard and
irrvn-a Tie brs sot without much damage, add
TUNED Hart'aud.
sep Rrronr from Newport Of and for Lyme struck
On sgsr Reef near Hill l6th met but got Of shortly
after belly reaclsj So nrgiou Afternoon where
he surk t,th Eur1fs being unable % ieep her free.
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Arrived.

L. s. NJ STEAMSHIP, Marion. Berry Charleston, ~ hours miss
spoford Tston Co The NJ has had heavy
uOrheTy Winds the euure passage
Ship Cynths, Pumer singapore, March H. mdse to sfkn,
The ship from London for China y days
passed Anjer March April s. lat 1915 s. long ~ Is Il
sycharg ed signals ship Argo, from Manila for Boston April
- Is S. 52 26 spoke ship Equator from Calcutta
Boston, Pou Louis damages
hurricane April % lat q 0s S. long ~ exchanged
siguss with an American alae bark painted black
sugar. NJ Taylor r. Trundy Vessels lef before
reported.
Bah Marra o BucLspo Ross New oeals 20 days. mdse
70 order.
BAH Lord MuCsvs, tB) Csrdbse. Hull q days, iron AMI
passengers, n. r. W. M no date, lat ~, long a.
sp,ke ship Noith Atlantic, steeuns F.
Taylor Fuller Thomsstou, days, hme 70 master
BIS Ocean Bro forup Curacao, IL days. sugar and hdes 70
BoOu-n Graves s. Co.
Royal, (Br) Doe Bermuda, days molase', to
w. 2 Davenport
S,h Patt core Sevbern, Ece days, naval stores,
r. N Blacl we'll
sc F1aseb Ann KIouse, Washington, N C., days, naval
siores, 10 J G. Williams
soh sL.sn (o Eastport.l Nckerson (la'e Bray Port
Prince IL days coffee AMI ogwood, 10 n & w. Delal-d
Scr Ar-tta Cosckhss, ST. Thomas July g. moasses skins,
&c., 70 master.
sALED-seam. hps Ihro Har,stein, Apnwsll; Northern
Light Tklepsufh, Juan VIM Penn, Sears, New Orleans.
ship. Salem. tBr McElaih Liverpool Oder, Ham, Eer,,
IcuGon Margaret Fhza Adams BuenOs Ayres Bark Bristol
Belle Br Spouage Liverpool Brig kosanna Br Cob, HALIFAX
WISD-sunset, s. w.
TEMsArvrz Borrow GULS srEIAs
rspbc party The that running souninE,
of tie Of Soldier Key, south OF Cape FLORIDA the depth
Ethous Of the bottom brought retained tenn
perture Of So the surface water beins 90 and tie air 81
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-TaesdaH Jd-

ly e0-CoAL less active in consequence OF the late adj
in the of,o and buyers hoo OIL IN antcgaot
IS bhds No. Querciron sold $24 80 " tun lot Of
Spanish Osk sold at SIS h cord The COTTON masAst
quiet and prices steady There has been moderate export
demand Tor FLOUR and 900 bills have been dsposs1 D. al ~
y hbi Tor Western: - lG0s4 II! for Penusylyana re-
Gently ground 81 % for fresh ground and ~ % fcf extra
The s, for city consumption have beento FAR extent VITA
in the rsnge the quotations RYE sLovR s,sedy
II s. 90 Com MEAL il ia letter smtnd sale. o Wv
Tbs Penrslgsuia AZ 25 q Dbl sod 700 bns at - Tor
Rrsndy vine There is Tar demand for WhsAT ara but
I.le Gaetius sales of 40E00 bushels prime " hite at
& Il pr fsbei Ne quote Red $50 &c. Rvs Is want.
I'd for dis,ng but here CJRN 10 scarce and
in Dc and About 1900 bushels Southern ana Fennsylva-
MA YeluU sold " 6ic 6iOat In OATS NJ trans ctions
have hen rrorfed Provisions o. all cescr pons have an
upward tendency. In GROCERIES mere Is no maionai
cisrgs Wsgy il stead, a. DC both hhds and bbls at
which further 81 IS have been made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

nd Cleveland Railroad commenced laying the iron on
"Wednesday last.
The Huron Signal Of the 10th instant
tfys; We are now iuly enabled to say ths, the Baf
falo Branford and Goderich line has become gres,
fact IN Iuilrosds-that line OF STEAMBOATS, will b..
placed on Lake Huron, running from Goderich to NH
wsukee Bruce Mines and American Copper Mines On
Lakes Huron and Superior, Is also sr' at fact"
TIE receipts of the Morris Canal Co.
for the week ending July 10 were 1919 %
Corresponding week lsa year .-........-... Je9l IL
increase seJ W
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal The
CaberHHd JOURNAL of the l6th says: The water Is now
In the Canal throughout its whole length aud il is
pec'ed that boats laden with coal viii leave here on
Monday next for Georgetown and Alexandria
The engineers are actively engaged in
their abors the various routes ofihe Allegheny River
Railroad From Pittsburgh Kittaning the preliminary
surveys have been completed The distance from Pitts
burgh to Kittaning, by both river routes is ~ miles,
there bsng but 500 feet difference In favor of the ives.
tern side he route by way of Leechburgh is -
miles longer The ground all Is very favorable. The
routes above Kttaning have not yet been fully ex-
amined
The importance of our trade with Cana
da will be seen to extent by the following state
ment from The Ogdensbng Morning Mars, of mer.
cbspdise imported at the port of Ogdensburg y. Y,
and warehoused for transportation 10 Atlantic and other
ports during the quarter ending June 30. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........July2


stssmshpsIinois, Hartsten Aspinwa. Roberts, North
Lgh Tmkpaugh san JUAN d. b. Allen WIN. Peun Sears
New Orleans, 3. Lincoln g. Co.
shps-Abmasr Coffin. Bangor B. sardy; Try tBr) Samson
Bristol, n. q +. W. HsGre.
Bars-AdeEne Gsmsee Savannah Foster Sickerson John
Stroud Thomas s. JsEo j. w. Ewe Mentor, Dutch rylia
Batavia 5, hmidt & Bslchen.
BrgsMeaslo Nichols, ssal Nesnth Sons Edlnburg Bart
PHILADELPHIA Isdd Amichi Elizabeth Or Bell Quebec
Ri-cLmulrr: Pniur, Calhoun savannah Durham Dmon
Xenophon, Moves Philadelphia, H. p Buck Co.. Delta Johnson
Xihars, NJ N Freeman q 90.
schooners-Evs (Br) Culmer Turtle Key Acsery W. n.
Smith, Jones. Wilmington. D0'n-r Potter Dacotah Mnkin
Wilmington, n C., c Freeman w. MAILER, Price, Ba lmore
Maier Lord.
sloop-Mary Atwater Waterman, New Hayen II. Ravens
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

PHILADELPHIA SALES OF STocKs.- Tuesdy,
July 20 ls52-Firr SO 90 Camden Amboy r. Is
lOl3i 800 Texas Res D Bonds S.; II Peunsyvana
- 81 900 County B. 90 81 500 co. 49, 81 800
z. S. 49, Ol 81 600 Legh 6s, n Al $50 DO %; sl0Do
90 9S $3.50 do. o. $500 Reading R.R. Mort b. ~, M
5000 Cry RR r, 81, 0iA $1,000 Susq Canal ia
GO do, p; Mechanics Bank 81 1000 Pennsylvania S.
qSl 10 NorIlsiown R.R., As
Second Boayd-slOO Leleh Int % 1885 Nordown X Is
Penny vsnia BsIk, 49, $1,000 Beaver Meadow r.
$500 do 79; 1850 Lehgh 42 $50 Scnuyki Navsaon
Ere erred. 81 5000 Keusingon Water WORKS Mech
Bank, 3l ~ Pennsy wanna X H., f5l Is Lehsh MAJ, 45
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

Npw-OTIEAss. July 'e.-CorToN-salss on saturday
barely 30 baes, ana to-eaJ AloIdayl n7y s.e IN
Ont selJ. AT 81 MISS PoRE Il a. so 70 BAcoN -
firm a. 81 DC Tor sides AID 81 or S1ouideis NoiIVN
FREfchTs 20 Liverpool are D5-l6d.
AIBASY July % 1852 Receipts OF The past - houf;-
FLOUR. $500 bbis Wheat 6@O busni 'oSN oIUV olsli
On 50 40 tgsh RYE 60U bush FLOUR sst a1y, Eth
sales Of 900 bbls former rates OArs are AZ fzaf'c
with ssl~s Of 800 bush CORN yer nf al % @'5c-
fni Er.aE sf.1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND

LARCENY-Three men, named Patrick Dgnan, Ed
mund Wheelan, and Martin Conley, brought be-
fore Justice King, yesterday the complaint of Owen
keenan,, who charged them with coming on board his
schooner yesterday, at Johnsons Dock knocking him
down, and taking from his possession pistol; and
VIM. WaDsley was also arrested ON the charge of
taking away the sails and rigging OF the vessel They
were all committed for examination. 1t appears the
accused had formerly sailed with the vessel which had
been mortgsged to another party before they received
their pay and hence the difficulty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

Jay u M $40 oss rs 20, schr scott, .m Dry H.rsor
J:J Of LooKsy BAH Brsa from S.- ot.aA. Of and ios
Ju s oGI- Of Pines .ebr AH-rmsn. from s.~ or,,,. I,r
Navy Beg.
jay O. Cd srv9 Key barb h"p'-s Lat from Boo. or H.
-
July 10 of Key brs Isaac Carver cAt from Portland s,s
Cubs
Juy 10. Of Key, bus Cohen Of and Roi,na Gor
New Orleans.
JuJ Is lat q loHs s. s. ship Washington, rase from
Pool Nsw.fork
Juy Is ASP NJ Of ssnncket shosi, passed s,ssssr
Washsnson, from Nsw.YOrk lof Bremen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

e''e, from Capt Iate Of bars FntEn, ofsB reports
~ fa5b june 3. With 70 bbt % oil
.@f non Csp' C1- II bsri sanre Ornr Of B. reports
Oclossl a.. s''' ' 07''' - -'"' 0Se''
80 ->t~.'-''' '''''' " SN'''e~s'-~|
q IA, o. a. o. TO- .ehr LOS, Coz Prorsc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
Ry Telegraph.

BOSTON July brig Condor Philadelphia schr. julia
Ann DO barks Rocket Valparaiso Eagle, Philadelphia ongs
Roscoe, Cuba; D. X. Acker Philadelphia CID ship WIN sturrs,
Orleans barns Sarah VALPARAISO; NeE ada Nassau
Velocity. Charlesion Aurora PHILADELPHIA bns Heay Mat
tLews and Swan. d. sohr. Manson. AJAX Cages
NORFOLK. July loArr swd brig Goteand schr Ashland,
New York Archer Newport; Willow Sharon, Boston
ST. JOHN n. r. July 16-AU ship Emma Field, New YORK :
18th shp Perhshs- Mobile brig jane Avery, New York
O.. III. aaL2 PLesleni. u. sLpooL
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Ocean steamers.
Lrsr OF STEAMERS FOR TIE non


n-r,,, = - les fron liverpool. or p siUn Jly ~
Trr,s, s.i'- FROM Live pol. iof N-N Yur.. July ~ .
y -,r'.rr - Ssi- from Southampton Tor Me- Fert JOY II
49,, Sail. from ivervool. for Boston. july ~
re- 49, Sal, from Liverpool for New- i'rt, ylJ ~
l,is,fa. SAL from Liverpool for N-s Nort, July -
A TO- - sails tom Liverpool f1f NeE Yorki JOY ii
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MARRIED..

let Of July. by Rev T. II Simmer Jr, ROBERT WEB
Der 10 MARY, youngest daughter Of the late Rev all
Of this city
ON the goth inst Dr. Lewis, the Church the Holy
Trinity Brooklyn Mr. DAVID H. WALLACE TO Miss ISABELLA
DRURY.
In Clinton, n. Y, Wednesday July IA, by Rev B. W.
Dvght, Brooklyn Mr. ELLIOT ANTHONY Esq, 10 Miss MA
RY daughter late DR. W. Dwight OF the former
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To hlarinera.

P,,r P,rsrE Harlos GHr-Notce hereby that By
cref II the Lord. Of her Maesys Treasury, hs
H,fbor It OF Port Pstuck sorshire Will hom and atsf
b.. 1T q JanusJ next 1883, cease 10 be exhibited
Tssr6urg. June p.
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Passengers Arrived

l. trig Oc'qH Bird, frcr Cr0roa-G. J. Del Armas, C. y
Cehs Dr.. Mar ue A. Psez.
Princ Royai. from Bc-nWda-M Despari Mr. rrot
Mss Wiser Prudden Mics Tel. Mrs Kends and chdren
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Total value. ..............S@li,jj.

Total value. Observation-Disclosures
RECAPITULATtON.
Value OF merck anGise trsnsporteG TO Newly
Value Of merchsrdise transported to son 8l811
Value Of merchandise transported 10 Chmplain log
Value Of merchandise transported 70 BufAlo..... go
Total. .'.S<lf0oo
Value Of foreign merchandise exported from the port OF
cgdeDshurg lin bond) to Canada during tue quarter end
ing June So 1852 VA
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~ RooT's Premium Daguerrean Gal

lery No 363 Broad is the place where perfect Like
nesses and beautiful Pictures combined are taken in any
weather. and the only place where tbs magnificent Crayon
Dsgueueotype can be had Rooms easy Of access
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Huuruas ALRAsAd.--.. .rED DAT.
sur-Esss-.... ~ Ssts.... % hoon-Ssts.. 10
wAru..-...rsu pAr
sandy Hcok II 5Oa Gov Island. .l2 Goa Heb Gate ....
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ScHooLEY's MoUNTAiN.--fhe Cenfa'
Railroad Co have established new route to this ee'e
brs,ed watering place. which Is said 70 have superior
advantages TO all others account oil TIE shortness
tbe siege route ony 10 miles, The view Of the county
n, The terminus Northampton and the magnhcence oil
the scenery on the route would amply repay the wonder
loving and peasure-seeking community In taking Trip
aver thts road.
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Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Before
Judge Woodruh.-IsabeiLa Scoops agt. Joseph Scoops
Decree Of divorce granted.
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ROCHESTER UNIvERsITY.-At the re-
cent Commencement Of the Rochester University,
the honorary degree of Master Of Arts was conferred
upon Rev. Sidney Corey, (of the Twelfthst Baptist
Church Prof. Quimby and Geo. Wood of this City.
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SUPREME CoURT-Special Term.-Bs-
fore Judge Edwards.-ln the matter of opening One
Hundred and Twentieth st-Hsnry Beekman, Ogden
Edwards and Nicholas z. Everett appointed Com
missioners
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CHARGE or GRAND LARCENY-A man
nsmed Archibald Avery yesterday brought on from
Philadelphia BY of6eer Bger, OF the Jefferson Polio,
Court, charged with having, upward OF year since,
broken open trunk In the house of Mr.. James York,
No llS West Nne'eenths t aud stolen therefrom SIS
Ia bank bills He was taken before Justice McGrath
and committed for examination
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u. :. DIsTRIcT CoURT.-Before Judge
Bette The persons indicted by The Grand Jury, al.
ready referred TO- were srrdgned this forenoon and
seyerslly pleaded not guilty Petit Jury has been
summoned fer Tuesday next
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DEATH OF AN EMINENT oHlrbuiADh"'
We regret to lesrnltbat Mr.. Jacob beli Oh TINS Oy
died DAY or two since, while on his way 70 0u"'ou
Springs for the benefit Of his health Mr. nen was "o.
Known a. the builder Of great number oil large anu
,u,endd yesstls among them Coinss steamer RACINE
hitch is reckoned the fastest steamship anoaI