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LixerpooI Produce Market

dull retail inquiry about n for Pots and Pearls
firm a. I7l6, with sales Of tuus
p coed demand; 25o bids sold 4l6, lol60i2.
steady III sales 200 bb spirir rather lower
selling ~ 6a49i.
Oms-Pa!n better o fetched f5fa s3 1O
4s5 arrive 60 tuus Of Pale Seal sold 2 Rape
uod6Tste demand at 3fi6a35i.
QUTRcTtOs BAkK dull; arrivals from Baltimore ex-shp
brought .ld7Ill Philadelphia 8i6 a. retail
CIOvLs SEED-Buytrs a 40I, 70 hold
LINsEiD CAgE UNCHANGED.
RcE demand steady prices Sales 80 tierees 81 a
Cd for gCOo quality.
sUcSs-Lsrte foreign .foat anticipation OF
outy July. 400 bags Pssba and Peuambuco bought
CoTSEEA demand for all ordinary descriptions at shout prsv
TIA qooc business done in Gonsous at oda17di
quiet. Cree u a full
TsLLOW Il improved demsrd sales A. 4S6
Small transactions az unchanged prices.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LiverpooI Cotton Market

Tbs Pssyr Alan The had
the yor.s efu. pe, TIE Aenesn dve per Europa
tie ths,e h,S brever rood densnd from
Losr, 80 a AZ o tons for qualities mddnz In
nodbG better q1sis q there hs been HARDENING
lately, 1B quotations aovED,sa Fly "a Fa sGce .oa
hands The sO bAes nc1cins sV0 o.
speculation and so for extoft
Tie following are The suisorzed c. Par orslns sd
Miodng llsd. Far Noodle SD; Msihns lrsd' InS %
COED Ordinary ID d5d. The Of Frcsy we- - Dtet LIZ
teins speculation and tor export TIE rex 80 ~ - 80
81 COO American The eosed dy The st1dsd
adopt fan. especially R0weus sds than that Of Az
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Another Fire az Uswego.

OsWEdO, "Wednesday, July G. 1853
Another FIRE broke ont his morning ABOUT clock in
the large hardware establishment OF knyOu Collins & Co
IN West Osw,go The upper stories, occupied by three
Lodges Of Odd Fellows and for law offices completely
gutttd. KiDyon Co. saved their goods though much
broken, and damaged by water. Their loss on goods /,
about $500 Loss the building, owned by John ar.
penteI, Sl,5O0cOverd by insurance. The Odd FeloFs
lose about $4,000 insured 1t thought have been the
work Of incendisres anc much CONSERVATION prevails Oh
the subject The O.wego and United States ioels were
both fire last evening and the City Hotel wa. ikeyse
SET fire during the night but no damage was done in
eifh
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M,cgeas-The following are the official majOnties
&. L. Mninn / Az In he IL cOnnties heard from.
Total. l0,22

PASSWORDS BY THE WILLtAH AID MAnT--It will bs
recoeted that all Of the passengers saved from the ship
William and Mary did not arrive here from Nassau ths
two ', sses chartered by the British Government Twenty
four If them were s al NASSAU. They arrived here yes
teroay on the schooner Cyce, and the following tbsr
uaTnsss
William Fizscrad Ann Fizgsah James Porrt Dsyls Pit
Scale J,ues Bu O. MoTh0od lanes kinknzer Anton Aased
Bns Js KoopLs Rodoph so1t,s Valentine Ehaser AaE Bell
Tufnor Huah Fpafnck John Doafd Dsnns Caghaa EiWrd
D0hsny Isea So Anne EiAs Sew
Ne SijsaDs Ps4Jans
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BY the terms Of the Charter the Governor OF the Stats
sIo5cio Pr, sdent - the Board II Trustees At recent
meeting Matthew Newkirk, Eco, elected Acting Pres
dsrt, IN the .hs.ur, the Governor. go john cIntyrs
csq' Walnut 81 above Sixth Secretary
We understand thathe Prosssorshps in the rs second
and fourth Departments ,-t 6l-d, aud that be
trustees are ready to receive applications from canddses
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B.rps Rrohe report quiet at about previous rate 10
eops tors firm much doing SUGAR closed firmly
al 10 des India In continental ports holders firm
I'M bys cot sloef MOLAssEs sellers than buyers
probably good parcels Of rough would not bnag
FLOUR held firmly AZ former
ooersie dfmt1d CoRN neglected. C0TTor que weeks
$40 bales previous currency LNsEEDCKss firmly held good
d,ud for Yotk bbs and bags ~ l0 lALLow sd-
vsDeed Petersburg the spot 81 for late devsry IRos
Rails continue IN GOOD demand 90 l0 Wales FREICHrs o.
pg at So 10 EeVYork. Bars neglected. and nominal Il 49,
Scotch Ps 50 for mixed and @ tor GaItsnerne frsts For
aIapce
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Hayre Markets.

HayRx "Wednesday, June q, 1885,
oCoTToS for the week to the ,t neus H. l5i bales
ye Of deliveries ship Imports 86 bales stock III
Orleans OrdinGire quoted at s5; Mobiles s Uplands 87t
Asus demand moderate. RICE,
ra fortnight supported and the supply Of Carolina being
ned has advanced from 3 ST. DC 81 XII, duty pail SUGAR fall
and nominal public sales have not been bkupenOr
quat,, chiefly buyers LARD neglected TALLow
AUes Gf COIToN, to-day Wedneday, 2
rather prices unchanged Prices OF GRAIN in the principal
nrLefsnr hllhe O the Meek.
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ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE AMERICA Ar HALIFAX.
HALIFAX. "wednesday tsI,a TAX


The Royal Mail steamship America Captain lag from
liverpool At II the 25th June arrived a, this DOR,
e. for Boston, at q o'clock this morning bringing 90
through passengers.
The Cubard steamship Arabia from NewYork at 70 30
p H. the 18th June arrived out at Liverpool At 10
r. Saturday the 25h thus making the passage in about
tdays l6i hours, meantime
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80 Ana naaee over the Cayuss and sasqa-aaans
hour snc without single accident OF slpui.s ~ 80.
upon the whole trip Tea miles Of TIE ei.,.,cs -
an ascending srade Of 81 eei to the mile .na COO G -
an ascending grade Of 80 feet TO the MIL wv
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ITALY.

Considerable excitement is appearing in Lombsrdy and
Central Italy from the prospect of var in the East and
Mazzini being again reported in Switzerland Austria ha
alaTge camp near Naressa.
Its reported that the Swiss troops the Kings pay
will be withdrawn 10y orders from the Republic.
Apothtr miracle on king Virgin Mary is announced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

IL is now understood that in its late note, the Berlin
Cabinet takes neutral sttiuoe and cautiously rer4ns
from approving the conduct OF the Gar. although
family relations the regnng families of Prussia
and Russia emb lrrssses the action of the former.
Agricultural reports from POSen East Prussia and the
Silecan districts, are highly favorable.
The Berlin Wool Fair had closed Prices ruled high
with large purchases on French and Belgian accounts
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Liverpool Provision Market.

BsEr quite neglected eIee, iang sales for mnedae
prices The imports oObnuec and pTces
tending ds-sd fsr al bSi ff.s e1s. ssAns Prime a.
auiry teey Western 20 a75 Eastern held n aud
Ionns quoted tto Bacon moderate sses ct 8 az but ~
general paid for quality Shof Addes shoulder.
lower selling 81 d3 Considerable sales Of LARD Amsnean
4 srrvfs A
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LIyerpeoI Corn Market.

Tie weather urusnt bEEADsTUFFs
OF all And. ins1mate, and WHEAT quod a. decline
Brown shipley quote White t6sd75; Red 3d5 3Enie
Dennnoub o. Richardson Bro,e quote White I. a
Of 10 decline Richardson Western
z4I0Hlo sd,lphs and Baltimore. 26dz3 Ono a s.
Sour Il COKS unstable 80 fer White and u for
0.Ts Anil All srafee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

steamer bad started up the Murray River, navigabls
for n usend miles
The Bora Buua mines had resumed work
LAe oates rom New Iealsnd report rich gold discove
RES oronandel Bay, Auckland and Canterbury; also
COPPER near Neis2a
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London Money Market.

Money continues Tlen The English funds though depressed
by pohcA buoyanoy. Cono closed
he ih At @ ass for Money Bar Silver bad advanced .th. Sales
Al 81 40; new Dollars ma Standard Gold n O.
Pari Bovr,e Gath closed firm. y cent? 77 ~ y eats,
psuk
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GlRagew Markers.

John Aiujs BREsDsTUFFs -ithout animation PRo-
VISIONS brisk
recommended.
ebspted RES little oemsDd unclaimed TAR
Quest I5 good AsHEs quiet bat not lower RIGS
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The Passengers of the ship William and Mary

BALTIMORE, Wednesday. July g. 1855.
NtwOrleans papers OF Ihursd'y last are received
ihe remaining pass myers Of tue los. ship William and
Mary had arrived ~ New Orleans from Nassau
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No'ling oil Importance has been done and the House
has taken recess iii . O clock w W
49, AFTERNOON SESSION
The roll was called, and o. members snsvsra, ., -.
nan saineisni number for the Transaction of bpo.
oV'Sle ebsuro upon an amendment to th- Ior~nSt "a
80 'It e4eCuuN VI Ihsiin.n pro tenn IL was NOT Of ii, :
slghtesi Importance The Hons- adinrrnaa "9 VI tue
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SPAIN.
SWITZERLAND

NJ Pastor has been appointed Minister Of Finance
Moyens of Trade and Caderon Barca Of Foreign Affairs
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AUSTRALIA.

mines Confined ,as n,ddsOf March The Melbourne
abundance Of coal had been di,coysrsd - pop.rd
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American Sccnrities.

Besrs Bell Co. repo, business during week almost
stand , being Influenced by in other branches Of the
BaIng BothoIs mention change-the demand still
limited pces supported The only sale Of importance
Virginia SKIES So div. Other quotations are unaltered
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Departure OF the Niagara.

bUSIUN, Wednesday, July 6, 1855.
The Il. NJ. steamship Niagara Capt. Lelcn He'd from
his port - day. with l22 passengers LIVERPOOL
md 10 tor Halifax She took $50 700 in gold ngots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

Cart Rife Assnr,s that the roads VETS nsver eee
ortA~ rsst- ard grsss NOR ssrraAat Va hs aP@ai
- ,hs pso,s he VS. visited bv body Il twenty tares
issr z.rrrs With their cief Gdapo Thy con'7i ai-
IN, res, # cous d,,shle body enc snPe8 SIN. m-s
d.isrr Tfey E.re vey frehdy Bon on ~ 49,
- rio th- ,r.n Mt innureTsnie ind'An Ss-
iuc!r..pg ,nk- Z ~l be r.col~oied thAt s'n 4 eAn
- 80, a., d. r-ai-ie h. twelve or thirteen NILES
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PRUSSIA.

The Government of Fry burgh had called sut the civil
pusrd in fear of another nsurr-ctiOn.
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afafe of Trahe In NInnchester
London Markets.

Political and the unsatisfactory character n tbs lads
accounts almost export orders but there
| L.. Lana l.uarn
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ard LADY Mr. Saen lady infant and Mr.
dy infant snd purses Nj Owen and LADY, Mr. Bets ady CHI
dfcn Lure Mr. Gownp lacy children and Mn
Nfs Shaw Lohhed Mrs Thompson Mess Rosenxed II we,
Hampton aas Mrs Crosby Mrs Conroy, Mrs Wnstaney
Want Ms HodRkins Mess. Burue Ghen Sd
sr Mckhan Person sparks Bahasv Jansor
Howe Pst Ilohes. Pratt Rssenfed Thomas ard LADY,
Lawrence. Cuipn Matthew aud
DAVIS ssbee Sunbeam, Cse Cspp, Lsra, Tn
Champs SGncls child aud Havl4ud Knobe
Smons Miller stephens Briggs Kennedy Henderson, K-nedy
Nelson Smith, Mason pewey Schulz Castle WhsSer Hulon
Blown Jackton Capt Mckenzie the Bishop Quebec.
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treighfs.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

But little vuriston weight NswYok
| H. nj RAfna afendY.
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The America sailed from Halifax at hafpast A. NJ
with light west wind, for Boston, where she viii be due
on Thursday evening.
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NEw.YORX LEGISLATURE-E1rRA sE,,ro,
ASSEMBLY,

sENArE..AlSANY Wednesday. July G. 1855
4he senate has adjourned over ill tomorrow
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SENTENCE OF EoGARTr AT BUTTlLo.-On Saturday
IL the Special Term u tbs Court O oyer and Termnsr al
ByIio, Justice Ira Harris pronounced sentence upon
LaErerce Fogarty for the murder Of John Brown. This
act closed the 4bors Of Judge Harris In tse course Of
biz remarks TO the doomed man he said
AItw was an a,rocious murder-c0mmittef with cool
equaled IL The annals Of crime When that unpGsnding
cd man len the his way % his residence, you
hin and believing be had money resolved % take bis lie
and rob him. Arr, you vent you provided yourself
,b the weapons Of death Unconscious Of Danger ADD
.elDg assvery hss right TO feel that the invisible
ghiy arm Of the Law was sufficient 70, his protection
lie ID man pursued bis way until he reached spot su-
GENTLY remote from obsery alton, and then with tiger ike
fosy sou spTar gUp0n him and struck him 10 the ground
Another blow ana the work Of death done Tho
srii sent, warned 20 the eternal world On wHs
deed Il fendsh cruelty For II you must die for il you
deserve 10 die. The lAv demands the sacrincs Your
lie alone make atOnement FOR your crime We would
have you feel that your cOndemnafJ ~ just There 10
20 blame, but yourseL No man ever bad fsrsr
trial You sTaI ger and fOreInsr yet Deitber wealth
nornfueDce could have secured for you better defence.
We would nave you feel too, that not NE Cour, OF
II jury that you. 10 the Ar-that lag which
you 90 erieyousv yiolasd-thAt demands your life. We
are but ia bumble ministers And nOE your days
numbered you must die. In al Kindness OF heart Se
cur sci WORT the last and best advice We give
80, so-as you In this world there Is mercy for
Won Faffice must have lis wsy But Is delightful
Er CHS, there Is mercy ereH JoT mWdero To that
mercy ve commend you
1bs cCh CAV Of August named for the execution
We see BY A ncinnati paper that DR.. Wesley snsad
n the tizeDs Bank has been giving 5000 20 the Wild
oxs Hone-rsking. in addition 20 former gifts, dona-
ton Of 900 10 that benefcent enterprise lie also
few days ago $500 to the Relief Unon $500 TO the diff
lerent Orphan Asyiuns and so0 to the Mary and Martha
Relief society These noble offerings only repetitons
Of What he has often before and pledges that be VII
still continue his generous charities
The Connection. legislature hes pasdoaednine q Nh
mates VI the kno1 k4Ik = 2,~---s< .vs<4B ~
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FRox M,It0vIz, p R.-By tie PARK va ~, ~ -
sou TOE TIE above place Jlre s'ih We isN 80
sua quantity Of rain lac fJl-n oi ~'s 50 u- d" 80
usny of.fs planter, fund impoSs o'7 1'' -,
f, The ia. ,pt in consequences. hai stopped grinding
Tss Mid r4tu.n-d TO TIL. PIT With half cargo mNs
ve.,. lad ls il bal-s, and Others would Do the ''ae
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SARATOGA.

Frov BERNrDA-We have dates TO tue -s'a 0' jun
inclusive oct there is 10 Jews worthy OF remark
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~
institution recently chartered BY lie ylvania -gss
ure has edifce in Pbiiad7phis and w sooa
be in active operation. The Polytechnic College Is Dc
signed to include in its organization College Of Mines 81
Agriculture Of Aris and of Manufa lures ard 30 afford
tbose destined for these important branches f Industry
thorough scientific education The apple lon Of
10 H. Arts daily rendering them powerful
National progress aud demanding increased intel gene
IN those engaged in their prosecution The Civil aud the
Mining Engineer the Architect, the Manufacturer Of
Chemicals of Sugar and Of Glass those engaged or IN
eresiec in productions Of the Plough, Anvil the
Furnace the Loom oil these have, under the stimulus
of Odern science. and OF modern competition assumed
new and uobler position and hence their proper educ.
ton has become object Of deep public moment and ons
closely affecting national prosperity.
The plan Of organization will comprise the following de-
pArimepts'
l. Matte MATES and Civil Engineering.
Mechanical Philosophy and the principles Of Ma.
chimes.
D. Mstallurgy and IndustriA Agricultural and AnAlyt
cal Chemistry.
4. Mining Engineering, Nneralozy AID Geology.
well supplied analytical laboratory sections and nod
els Of mines and machinery geological and nnersogca
cabinet field op ratOns. sid architectural mechanics
drawing will afford ample facilities for thorough and prae
teal Instruction Students viii be enabled 10 pursue
CT studies FOR year, term or less period and Asr
examination viii be granted Certificates Of pac.iy
corcngly.
The Fki.adsLphia Leger says.
The college edifce originally contracted for bank
ing purposes its situation il in AL respects most favorable
ard is lofty and spacious well adapted % the
uses Of the INSTITUTION TIE ground floor viii contain the
Chemical Laboratory il which the students will Be pric
sed IN the smelling Of anal OF minerals and souls
sssavs and manufacturing processes Ths Gec0ni floor on
the rear Of the ball Of entrance viii be the principal Lee
ure Room and in the front the Neurological Collection
and the Cabinet # arts will BE- arranged Ia the ornlsr
Peter A Bovine. Esq, deposits his valuable collec-
ton Of FIVE thousand specimens In the Cabinet Of
Arts viii be exhibited plans Of mines and Of flrnacss
ana aso products OF art the various stages of manu-
fAciure from the raw material 70 the finished fabric
The third story w be divided into thres spa clIs
rooms Ths fourth fry viii ba lighted from the roof and
viii be devoted exclusively 70 tae Department Of Civil Ia
cheering Architecture sr$&NsVln9-
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Review Of the Market.


Since the 18Th the amount Of business trtns
aeed mosrstr 10 the articles OF Po' s9s an Bog.
Ih. hoseyer codef a. merely and At 2a
iestd days. With the advent Of some Of The numerous
Tie ~ StsroD DUNG fortnight have beer about iysrale
bur much than The anticipated smonnt TIE Nee deter "a o
.en, 4 srEet and as before loued ho OF Tie
boois AID not any change es from
The eslgiol q or az p9 lnyo'i.,oa' Tor The last ' 'n
BEiA he Price aay alteration Sales snee our
n ccr.r tise is lipts y So ltl snd s. 9.3
es 9e at ass ss y 5y5 55 e s a.
,Issl'e arrivals ron he Hsny coheefans eos "a O-
ulon with he P Ne do lot leo- i,f any eHAase o. mo
he % 1t f-tes. , 49,. -, -, a,
16 rs aseT tired I'D &C cc 1000 n DO a. lie, 900
M ssse1ts szs a. isci S. COO o. ots from B l7
nc q, CD Of al is ions y lee. i.'t o , 5l,'
CA>olrsA eht decline Tscepnbs AdananLne ae ''k
~ cd 10 obirg al from p 10 d. Sehiaf do
Sperm Receipts FOR tue st months eAlz June ~ compass
CO.'S MgAL-A slight c,gaion improvement pfce
Mt A. th-n pr.s recedei sui the
mace pu'-c feii.re 81 lou. ~ -. 'P-' ' ~ 50
mons ,gIe - sgi lLc5- - aha I'd ~ a., 10 i, ~ the
r rcae ,ere~scy lie are Inclined lttlte upward
lsc, 10 combination few .ass importers and dealers 20
ioea .f,-se ~ .is-ql.oa ne ;I ~ i f 81 5
good 10 por's ard esled consanpl ~i'a '-f WI pc
~ s. e. ser7s Ga. asy o. perlpi conan a. ofias Van
II ceaa 40 ready zee "a o., a'-' co.9a-y
be- atsJ ree ~ ite ia- u Nctt ~ e 81 1iae
ealr- so-ly c. aa a.sr aEa PUGET kaoga % v
~ ID esl b. - '-s p. - - 10 a. -..- = . r,,.,
res "a ro-e q 1 50 ceo- t o. 9ne gifr . I'D ~-l 10
fi+ kclc-ger Island -1o'e re-rd o. p E ftat4se
Te. receipts TO- months UP 70 - Ja-s a4'--t 70
rss ooers-ses cur '.. ,re r tea n'-- s.o..' 'e.,y
.tlt 49,, '.---.r b. 4 - ri -...f.- IL.
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.s.;,, A., Wsdrssdsv and have taken the intia.ory

mad neetfng on esdAy
step towards widening main street Of our iowa. and
M king its breadth hundred and ten instead OF SIXTY
r.an uhsrs IA and the northern line snl be removed
northwud eiy feet With this enlargement Of the street
We will in future have much less to ar from ire, while II
will greatly facilitate the transaction OF business
No lives were lost during the cOnhNgr.ion
TIE Committee appointed for the Investigation OF the
origin Of the recent FIRE which destroyed the town OF
shasta rem n, Thst upon the investg Of that matter
thew have come 10 the conclusion thai the tire ornsied
In the building kno the Parker House, and tnsi the
same was caused by ncendary and that Ia their opn
ion the circumstances Of the require strict nyesSA
ZION on the part OF the legal authorities.
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snlPPiNo INTELLIGENCE.
MARRIAGES, DEATHS, ETC.

Tho steamship Northern Light, Capt. I. Miner, ar
,,v.a ON Monday morning, bringing two weeks later
news from California
The Northern LSh, left Now York July 8, at P NJ ,
arrived a, San Juan July 10, at II A. NJ, stopping at
kingston for coal which place she left az T. NJ July IL
Returning, e San Juan July H. at A. NJ and arrived
At Quarantine at pa. NJ. July %, in days from San
Juan. and % DAYS IL hours from San Francisco.
The Northern Light brings 500 passengers and
Ss,s996 from San Francisco, by Steamship Sierra Ne
ysda which left July |. at noon.
The Messengers are all in good health and report the
Isthmus free from sickness of any kind the road In ex
eeent order, and good stage of water in the river
The Sierra Nevada passed in coming out of San Fran
cisco. the Clipper Ship Stag Hound, from New VOTE,
bound in.
uy 9th. at midnight off Acapulco, DR. Carroll pas
samoan ell overheard from the Sierra Nevada and was
drowned
Among the passengers by the Northern Light s Capt
n Ottnger II s NJ and Judge RastOn, OF Sacrament
=, Do,scstes appointed to represent the State OF Cali
to,r;. in the Worlds Fair Convention at New-York
Also Mr.. Patrick ODOnohue, one OF the lrlsh exIes
uho has lately msde his escape from Van Dlemans
Land.
.Jplv 10 ll3 miles south of Cape San Antonio, the
No,bern Light was struck by lightning which split the
nsipmast No one was injured
The following is the Specie List OF the Northern
Light - A,-o
A.. Exchange Bank. $4,000 Oenehs Co........" $40
o1pssn sherman loooo NJ Echrevina.''''''' l59
Robnsop.......... $3.50 Orer....''''''''.' iz'oi
ae1ssSsy IsH ~ o0 Zoo Totsl....... s3soOo
The following persons came passengers in the North
em Light: -, -,
Ms wsps Ms Geo ws s .Ss b ws cso Yy wv T.
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e. MsK es55 ST DsS shd C. ssae James Hughes
Peter Duffy Patrick ODonahae nlI benJauin Aaa 70 TX
mn s5a o sausnters Thompson Born Capt
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n eose r. Knapp Col Wood Solomon Gates, Ths9.
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P sSrtSen joe Kyee W D. Baneke NJ Mynek, D. H. BUR-, J.
kOssD, John Bromley w f1a = S,1 psy S,as WtS
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sn s0 TboS. A Menos Eaton r sockboyer WHIT
man W KEENAN, D. s. Curry W vices MI mnl'sol b. .
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uDSrs.s Anderson Buchanan J. Mullins, Il Graves Toa
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Northern Light also to Berford Co., and Wells, Fargo
g. Co., for the early delivery of letters and papers
SHIPMENTS OF GoLD.-The shipments Of gold are
moderate at San Francisco, the LIST inst;
PER . s5EsSr s0 osres Nsvbn.. 1853
ADAMS Co; ,. 2oSSS ume FresenbaamtCo 1884
b:1's1 Ca S S7g Ga Asssl j. Co s'
Tssn Wilde 1900 Other 'hiPPer''''''''' '9O1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
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