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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

MLASE's VERMTUGE. - The ehecE Oh
-; -. a,tr,o,d,pary medicine most slts'scoy
Is ey =; ,ehicb il hss been tired NO other rnedi-
~ az .Tsr nIoduoed such effects nstsntsneOu,y Il
=, - nduuistsred and relief olio"s a msttcf
mas only 10 b,. been med in the practice Of the best ply
~ our country and by them pronounced equal hnot
1oy no any u edcine offered for the expulsion Of
ems Read the folio ng: .., -. n
Gforge Maxwell Augusta, o. has USED It with Ersat el
81 70 6 family and has sold large quantities vi ich have
Cntter merchant Louisville, administered doss
to b. child who discharged quart Of worms he h'4 'e0
On. a. " Cot,on WINCHESTER Ind happened TO get
lot from ar agent which soon sod out aud proving
hsby eoncions became very popular ano SOFA more tsp
id'y than any other vernifuse .r -. r. "
Tor ,sIe In New York wholesale and retail a. =. =
n ICxvsrRk Co.'S No 81 Bsrclsy-st and BOYD rhVl
No. 10 CouItlandtst. Sold also oy al the P'N''P e
gists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

tyThe Court Of Oyer and Terminer Al Phil
adelphia decided on Saturday that the service
As Juryman of McQuillsn in place OF Corr, Is
fatal 10 the verdict OF tbe Jury, and granted a
new trial 10 Arthur Spring, which begins TO-
dAY
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~ The American Express Co have th =.
day removed their Office from NO; ~ Co
Broadway. Nbbb9f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
~ Crrstnl Palace CARPETS at HIRAM Az.

,rs sor.s eight spacious sseuooms No 70 Bowery Mag
new STYLES Mosaic Royal Velvet tapestry Brussels
S.,. unnamed from celebrated English manufactures,
Tor exhibition the New York Sryst@ Of Ie.
o,h,c and sc roll figured and English threepy and In
sjn srpcts Mats Mosaic Rugs at ASTONISHING low prices
B-Beautfu Ingram Carpets at 40 ~ ena % Sens' anu
H., ri 4 lo.hs NJ 81 ST. ~ and % cents per yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

Kk, .so THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-W men
- n ,b. psst us.rous Of EarOpe dessn vitiss
tbs cys.i Palace expressly FER the R.5PS'e = yo " Fs
no nss Z, a. ,osib taat eDy Of our citizens VI -
70 III and EXAMINE hi. sssortueur His spring fy'e
U.t h worthy Of al animation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

n FowLEss & WELLS, Phrenologlsts and
,II1..h.r. CLINTON Hall No. 1871 Essssu-st- NevYork-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

f,FyIsP DaTAAR.-l u' obNitAV"' 900,
- .da % a.. stock of this establishment Of the ~
s1psrb spring Goods Proeur4be in EuroPs o TSsy
usrd the attention Of the Lsoies o, ~. Fancy Hats
ShlSyy,. CosturLes Infants Robes,
nosf delicate style Of Caters. Shoes &et nc 81
s,ietv OF sItiees for the boudoir and persona.
VI sesotsd by M GEsIs himself The ls df
ts,pIy uDeooale6 in ths city. otsNS sps =, Neh
Hsts spd Cspsfor Gentlemen. oh"'S
c. Hazel ko. SIS BTOowey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

CAnpyrIsos. -PETERsOs 81 HUMPHREYS,
Ma 80 Broadway have just opened and are d receiving
~ ,nnssl uoply Of rch aud elegant Carpets oirect ho
france and England consisting Of Molae AuDSsoS s1o
Administer. from the most ceieorsteo treae s,oU,
aIssue Crossley Sons England together WIN gen
ers assortment Of other qualities OF CArpetDs of ae on
reasonable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

NV SILKS BY THE STEAMER ATLAs s.,o.d..
A. sn;ng slk, inst opened reh paidstrped broeaae
row R; "a rich Foulard PLAN, striped ana
sSed a. oPsd 20 s;'sc Sc GsPs SIS ss aad s A
o.orment of plain and figured Cashmere, psn
9bbt and Broohe shaw Of the latest sprung styles aso
Tasss BsTeae de Lsines Poplins &c. These goods
s Al Of this springs imporreton' AID the richest aoo
$50 stves in the market Ladies are invited 70 give ~
~ Z IA BoDInE No. SO GraDd-st cor Orchard
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IT, -ut ATTENTION OF Gloss BUrERs OF
FAscY AND STALE DHr Gcoos ne" q OF t'"''N
- .v,s,.;,s W.eho-se No Vessy-s, running
zb 20 No y Barclay ct (entrsnce on both streets, n
,sy in rear of the As.or House intend to dispose
on, pe,st stock Of goods extremely low prSss 50 dis
We can open in location with new and bss1shui
a,,ortrneu. Of goods sdsped to the Sumner and sstama
sales.
Coutrv Jobers and Retailers Will ni great bssain' IN
our present stock
MoULToS, PLINProS, WILLIAMS 70,
importers and Jobbsrs Of Dry Goods, CHpsH 'n' VII
and Yankee Motions, No II Broadway
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s.,,.nrn C,nprrIyGs FOR SPRING SALks,

CArA,-sT. CARPET STORE, No. 40 CAsAL'sT.
" Pyr,psoN Co call the attention OF their friends
n, The ack Of new and elegant Csrpeings Just received
ow the most celebrated manufactures bought before tho
tate advance prices and for sale full 10 per cent less than
tbose purchasing Ut the present rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

LACE AND muslin CURTAINS AT REDUCED
pcvs : The hest assortment in the City, at kELTY <
FTRGusos's Window Shade and Curtain Store NO %Ss
Broadway one door above Reade-st
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~ Mourning MaDtiIIa's aud BOnneIs OF u

49, new mourning store No. SOL Broadway between
Spring and PriDee-sts -----
Cy- Bring your Boys to Union Hall where
die most elegant edymsde sprng suit. vi a.
son, be believed By those who call 70 Judge i2r tnen
ssIyes p L. ROGERS Co., Union Hail. corner OF Fu"ou
and Nassau sta.
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ryr FARsASKs's PLATFORM SoALEs-hong
kuoun severely tested, always ngh-tee SSSnowleus'o
standard fAlhbANho a w. +'N' w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

Tv,s-Tbe hest assortment Of fine Teas
Ill he f,d a, the Store Of the CANTON TEA CoNPASY,
No rs Chatham 81 between Pearl and Roosevelt ss tne
Oldest Tea IN the city we sssure our teaes
that they can do better than elsewhere either az
or retail They have now no branch stores
n w. H. MCDOsALDs Commerciai news
.sa,i.;,g uopse No. lO2 Easssu-st, cor. Of Ann.
he vey beet leading papers from all parts OF United Stass
snd Csnades lowest prices and fullest authority OF be
nnbi,bers Information freely gwen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

E,a,Isu AND FRENCH Ham AND ToorH
Ryusuys DprSsIsc CoMrs Nc-W. j. DAVIS a 90, No.
40 Couandtst have lust received few OF the ABOVE
:, bch they offer TO the trade at the Lowest Aan prices
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Gallagher.
to attend the funeral from her late residence after
neon. q one O'Clock, from No. 90 Mercer street
On "Wednesday, September 7, Mrs: Baltic relct of the
Late Abraham Van Bsrcom in the sO.h year Of her age
The relatives friends OF the famy are respectfully
i.yi'ed TO attend her funeral this afternoon at one
o.ees from her late residence, No Staple street,
ss ms a.S hss At North
Stan ford, Conn, and Rochester N Y, papers please
On Thurfdsy. September 7, HOWARD, youngest son of
Abraham ard Mary Wees aged months and days.
His friends and relatives invited to attend the fu
neral, tomorrow morning, at O'Clock, from No. o.
Amos street.
j New orleans, August 90. MARY PHElAs, aged %
In Ne~ Orleans August So CAIuEISE McCiIsN, late of
New Yo,h, niece of Michael DAILY.
Ia New Orleans August 10 of yellow fever, Miss MARIA
ofier tour days nlress.
10 New Oreans August So Of the prevailing epidemic,
JANE JsecA eldest daughter of Douglas NJ. Collins aged
10 years.
On Tuesday, September o. Of consumption HARRrErrr,
wife Of Thon as e Adkins, aged 10 years.
lie friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
ate, he unsra This afternoon At tSo O'Clock, from
her late re.icence lao Mulberry street
On tuesday, September g. JULIA wife OF Callahan
oCslshau, in tbs so,h year Of her age.
The friends end relatives Of the deceaFed requested
to a,tsrd her funeral this aftsrnoon, O'Clock
from lei Ae retideree No. II Albany street, without
| further notice.
fbDsLy papers pHAse copy.
On Tuesday, September O. after short uluess, JOHN
II CHAMBERS.
Ihe friends CT the family invited TO attend the fu
neral from his late residence, No "a Hamilton avenue
South Brooklyn at one O'Clock this afternoon, without
fur her invitation.
On Wednesday. September !, suddenly, Mr. JOSEPH
HEnBEgT in the seth year of his age.
The friends snd scquaintaDcos Of the family are
specially invited to attend his uDera from his
sdence No SO Adams street. Brooklyn this afternoon,
at tbIse o'clcck
On Wednesday morning. September Z, suddenly in the
25th year Of his age, CHARLES C. BABBpGR.
Hs friends the friends OF the nily are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral morrow afternoon
at three O'clock from tbs reside Of his mother No.
Al Montgomery street. without further invitation.
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Appointments by the President during the
Recess OF the Senate.

CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
Henry n HaLcock. collector \. Washington - c., In
p'aos OF Richard II. Bount removed.
Thoras Bacon, collector ut 0swegstchie, n. Y, in
place Of James c. barter. removed.
Kroner. collector Ssckett's Harbor, NJ Y. i,
p,ace OF Darrell McCGlcch. Yena-rd.
A Benton Moses surveyor at Nssquslly, Oregon, In
plsce Of VIM w. Hiler, removed
jose NJ Coyairubias surveyor at Santa Barbara, Cal
in place Of samuel Barney. removed.
GIDEON Bradford. collector q. Providence r. place
Of WEo II. WEtscu removed.
Geo 81. ReJpodr, collector at Bristol and Warren r.
j.. in pare Ct J Bullock, resigned
John Lyrch collector ar Richmond Va, ia plaza of
Iilbu,n II TIigg, Iesiered
WTo X, Laws surveyor at Hampton, Va, in pace Of
Vim Face removed
Mion Hall naval eictr Al Newport, R l., in place Of
Adam 8. Gee. removed.
Jason seckwith, surveyor al New London Con- in
place OF FTa1cis W. Fitch. resigned.
siRs Con- stock naval officer proyidsnce II, L. in
place OF Noses Richardson. rem owed.
George TurDer collector 81 Newport r. L. in place of
Edward " LawtoD, removed.
Samuel Maxwell su, ceyor AZ Warren and harrington,
r. ia pls CO Ct Chas Randall, removed
Eenry Bobash. collector OF New Lyrfon, Conn in
place Of Nichoil Fosdics removed
Sydney Evans, surveyor al st. Marys Nd In place Of
VIM. Gear. removed.
james ythe. collector at Praeaue Isle Penn in place
Of Wqo Gallsghsr removed
Philip j. Pa zza collector at Yorktown, Va. in place
Of Wm s. Maicots. removed.
joseph Peage. collector 1t Edgarton Mass in place
OF Leayett Tba1ter removed.
Eben W. Alen collector at Nantucket, Mass. in place
of VIM Eattop, removed.
Samuel 3 McLesn, surveyor at Cincinnati Ohio Ia
pLce Of Wm &. Bond. removed
Eneeh Is Tscott, collector at Oswego N Y in place
Of jacob Richardson, removed
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Personal Inteui0enca

RE1uRs or GENERAL GAREAIDI TO THE UNITED STATES
Oar Italian citizens viii doubtless be pleased 10 learn
that their brave countryman, General Garibaldi who
made such noble stand In the OF Italian liberty
s9snst the French forces at the siege Of Rome in is4s
Is In pegbborirg city. He arrived at Boston on
the 9Th instant in command Of the Peruvian bark Car.
men, from Peru, where he has been for time past
engaged in the occupation Of skipper.
Hon. David L. Gregg U. s. Commissioner to the Sand.
vicn Islands il In Chicago.
Governor Kent, Ct Maine, Consul a. Rio Janeiro and
his family came passengers In the ship ssren which
arrived st New Bedford on the 9Th inst. from Bio
The Detroit Free Frss says General Cas Is in the en-.
joyTent OF most excellent health Those who So him
that ualy wrought by half scors Of years upon
men Of bis age
DEPARTURES.
De B.
Yrs Wsi. MI ald MS n.sdins, jana Nrs Dsshsoa,
afs Nd Mr fsrss %a
:1 & ae-., ~ NJ :' f
h., BE- BeT Rss M hhs I, srsy CITY GGssi.s
ar sierssiey,E Hsrfurth, Nr Lsroen' Booieresa N
asaIs aSa: ssnas. nj
Murray, - Moore, Garcia, Y, sen1., Nj Marry, Mr.
sss'sn eas.i e. NJ sts
sa % " ~ Bas,sd H.
sr G.n.;eG, N, csp,r. Psn.ms Week; zhaIst
s.:.s S.. s:s;. i, v
Stuart. Morton, Mr. vensbss Hartiord JMatssxs Ksn
friend, and others total l0i. specie-s2l0, $40 %
For savannah, in the steamship Alabama woru
Y Dossell, Douglas Milfsr Rhodes, Walter
Cohen John Jackson John Davis WIN Berrr, IL II. Hor.
ton John W EIs a Thomas @ " Wiburn KusseI Lanfeer
81 sas sSs's BsSss
N Alexander, s BPqrple, 8 Toby, Caleb Lamb, ]
White, Mavenan, Lai1sron Joyce Rdwd u scboli,
Gra1, n V sharp $ Ro.hachild D Goodmsn John u
sleIos Lsnna1 Bysk Lsnshass Rssh,s hid Joseph
eeyw aobert Lady, Mrs Richard Pendergrast, Fred
Janfroid Miss Peterson, johnson, Stacey and ten
Storage.
TGr chsrissson, In the s.esmship Union-w n Beach,
norss, Geo Black Jas Battle Hsmmaskod and lady,
wm Nichols = Livingston, Mckee, WIN Caggstt Jno
Dunn, smith ana LADY oHsrs sna isdv WIN ma:
Bsyns koberts, G smith and lady. II Baldwin, N
Mis- .rsd unsm BNT N. We've .ss NJ: sn.a
CbsGce lady and servant, " Hall Rose, Mesder
Wood and lsdy, David Reed, ID Bsattie WIN Green,
Bs %n ABpe La p ras ss,. E1h.rS
imelie seinerth VIM HeaerneD and twenty two In the
.,d WE L.. III ss9
swoodyille y EoSoh, John Bassy, g Barney, I
.se lay ns Ss A xl.T .s, ~. and LADY
Wen asd lady NJ. Nelson and sister, ksdsrs ana 1sa,'
SUNNI TolIIferro, Mise Gregory Miss Page Me-
i;, saf ~ wa.P P:ss., .ns dos.:ssn
F:ss NJ. Brow. sad sSlrsysvs sss s.. ".Ts''
es xn Charleston In bark J'spsr-Mr Howell lady and
From Abasos, in brig PasIas-Nr Jasper, Psrsons.
fr'm MO AAOhs II brig UDrars-hr a whsslsr.
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In Broohlyn. Wednesday, September I, at the Cen.
trail Baptist Church, by Rev j. W Ssres, Mr. EPaRAIM
WEIGHT Cf California, to Mis- MART l.. BRowNIsG Of
Brooklyn.
Csluo, mia papers please copy.
On thursday evening, Sepssuber by the Rev. James
Net at his re-idence 308 Brooue streer. Mr. GEORGE
PLAIr 10 Miss SARAH ALLEN; also Mr. THOMAS CoBuRN
Mi-e JANH ORNosp all &C this city.
On Monday, September S, by the Rev. Mr. Bill. Mr.
JOEL WEBs1KR OF Nev Haven, Conn, to Misc EMILY Col
VERT. daughter tf Wm Coivers Esq, OF Williamsburg
Lorg Leland.
New haven papers please copy.
In BIOokyn. on Monday September, s. by the Rev Mr.
Marsh Mr.. EDWARD EMIasos. formerly of Boston, to
Mis- OsIFSA CHAITN daughter of the late Stephen Chat
fin, Of Hanpcen. Me-
On Wednesday September Z at the residence of c. W.
Remington Esq Brooklyn. BY Rev. Remington, his
only daughter MARY g. to Mr., AUGUSTUS MnIEa, Of the
city OF New York
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Wednesday, September 7. by the Rev. DIR. Spring,
JOHN D. LIZ Esq, to Mrs. JULIA ANN BURSHAM both Of
this city.
On Monday, septembs, s. by the Rev. Hugh Blair Mr..
AsDRXw DATE Iaiiye OF Scotland. citizen Of San Frau
CISCO CALIFORNIA; to Niles ANNE FoGGo of the city Of New
Yoik.
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Port OF New York. September =, 1883.
CLEARED

CLEARED
STANDARDIZATION Adams Charles ton Spofford
Teston Co; Alabama, schenek, Savannah s L Mitchl
Il Co.
ships-Mapg olia sprsgue, st Stsohens. W J Taps.
colt Co; Columbia, Perkins, Quebec J Baker h Co
Az Chandler, Liverpool, zerega Co; Hudson, Nelson,
Glasgow, Durham & Dmon.
Barks-Hooper. Moore, New Orleans, Eagle & Hazard;
Ola England (Br) Pscsham, hthurss, Ms. Logan 4 Col
liDs; Vrsna lNor), Torsesep Rchihncto Bsch Kun
hardt; Bure,l ler), Dodd, Dslhouss, Z L & D r Dc
Wolf; Emma Chase, Green, Kingston. Nesmith & Son.
Brigs-Chinchila, Lane Doboy Island, Nelson Place;
Fanny (Br), Swain Ragged leland, "a master Monta,
o1dap, Nassau, Chas E Peters; julius Cesar Ire.
mayne London, eager Co; wlberforcs tBr), Brit.
ton, Windfor = Whitney Co; Pearl (Br), Ellis,
Schrs-Thomas Hsett. Gardner, wareham. sprague;
Arlington Minch, Alexandria &c, Stursss. Chairman &
Co F.a1eis xsattelly, Rssyesnd Savannah McCready,
Mott co. Virginia, Axworthy Savannah. Dem Ill 4 Co;
Lucy Alice (Brl, McPhse Halifax. Donovan; Altar.
eta, Small. Jacksonville, r Buck Co; Alice Ciessy
sAvsDrah, MAILER Lord; Louisa, bellows Georgetown
Van Brunt aasht.
sloop-Fred Brown Gardner Providence master.
Steamer-DslawAre, Clark. Philadelphia C d Sanford
Thomas 6wann, Farfoul, bAltmore Parker Vein Coal
Company
ARRIVED
Ship Patrick Henry (pkt) Hurbut London and Ports
mouth Aug With o2e pAsssrsers, TO Grinnsl Mnturn
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From the south.

TIE SUGAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AaYEsT-sEvERE
ST0RM-SAvAL-sLAvg FOUND SgCRErED IN
BRITISH suIP-pErAULTING PosT.lAsTE
BAInxoRB, Sept. 7, 1861
Ths Courier says that General Downs visit to Wash.
Dgton on butiness connected with the sugar contro
not to resign his commission o. Collector Of the
port Of New Orleans
The roe harvest In Georgia had fairly commenced and
the yield unusually dpe
Severe storms have occurred Of Charleston and Savan
nah, preventing the usual regular arrival of the mails
Ths United states frisae Savannah Commander Mercer
eisd from Norfolk yesterday for the Brazil station.
Another tlavs has found secrsted on board the
British chip Samuel, In Hampton Roads.
Bscjsmin Eaton, Postmaster at Henrysburg Ohio had
49, oetScsea IN rooeing letter passing through his
0Aoe He tucceeded In escaping arrest but other
parties implicated In cu.tody.
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TRIAL or bishop Doane.

CAMDEN, N. j., Sept !, 1858.
Tts Court of Bi-hops ro-sssembed at the usual hour
Prayer offered By Bishop Elliott.
Tts Court lie rot yet full-Bishops hawks, Of Mobile
Cobb Of Alabama, whitehouse Of Illinois, being ab
sen. Tbs latter ii detained By the meeting of his
doeess.
On The opening of the Court Bishop Doaae was about
to read in aguusrt the report OF the Committee Of thu
Docess allowed by the order Of the Court yesterday
when the presenting bishops moved that thu Court do
rescld Of sad order as alov respondent 10
present. the testimony taken by authority of the Conven
uon Nes Jersey ard ,ert,ea he 70 be entered
on tie jcu-Es - II had been passed without any
cpscrtrrity "a heir part to object to this oame.
Tte b aor, aho objected 70 the construction pin ecd
jus. s6crsed H.. popdcpt may no present 70 the
Court the paper prepared by the committee Of the docs
with tns re-. rin.r, acfs Ct The Convention the same
to be eived ard he to bs entered the Jour
nal. On mskieg this motion tbs presentsrs vere as
usual enc ueen ahIH the court elaborated
After elo4rarng for hours, the Court at
O'Clock, voted o. tns eositon 20 rescnd which
aessttVed y II TO yeas The yeas and nays
understood 70 have oesn So follogs:-
YFAs-Blsaops 1opsins Of Vermont Smith. of Ken
teeAy Lee Of Of ds ssaehnsetts Folk
NAYS Bishops srowgel Of c. nnecticut: Ilisns as
sed Ind lana; whtinghau, o. Maryissa; Necosksy
Win wright Of ne- York; Delaneey, OF Western New
Yors Freeman, Of Texas Johns Of Virginia; Kemper Of
The Thea esssed the folio wing ORDER by Of
Ordered That refusing to rescnd the proposed
tue because ii s willing that the
shs all the advantage which he derive
from The oceedns Of bis e"nTenon at same time dis
right the convention Of New Jersey
pear y before this court.
The rsys CO this motion we're Bahcps McCoskey, Kem-
Ter, WhitsDRosm, aud eapcey.
The Count here summoned the respondent and present
ers ~bc entered srd made acquainted With the
tor If TIE rihoDsI
The respondent wing tie floor then produced the pa
per prepared by ths Of his DIOCESE ard ca led
the be read by the Secretary Bshop Taia srigh
The documents having been read, Bishop Diane pro-
ceeded epsk his motion dismiss pre-
and cuded by des ing hat the papers submit. py
him be aDfered the record & tie Court On this
6s tbs Cnrt AGAIN cleared and pending discussion
On the proposition they adjourned til Thursday.
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-,.., BUFFALO, Sept, 7, 1853
ne receipts at this port during the past twsnty four
hours have been a. follows Flour 500 bbls: wheat
900 bushe's; corn ~ 200 do. The market has been
rather heavy for -four, and the incsmenev on tina
weather has checked operations prices ara about The
sams. 500 bbls. sold at IS so IS rs for ohio. and
W 81 Is 10 for Michigan. Wheat easisr especinIlv
ths low grades Sales H. coo bushels at 81 20 FOR Oho
and u 70 81 20 for Michigan. Corn dull but arm ana
held above ths Vows Of buyers Oats dun at 35c Ohio
whlkey, 80. Flour frsishts are &C.; wheat ISe
end esen, Ice, -
ALBANY, Sept. Z, 1853
Rses!pts since yesterday Flour, 1000 bbs wheat,
800 90 Flour has besn steady but not active opera
tons being checked BY bad wsathsr-l 900 bbis sold
osn nesd higher. holders demanding An sdvapcs on
- sssnsi paons. The transactions have been small
ney-I,ooo bushsls sold ~ 7sc for two rowed and
se toftour rosed. Oats In demand, ct 49c q 47c
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Herald Marin. Correspondence.

EpGAHTOwN, Sept s.
ArIived-Schr Tangent. Plumner. NYosk for 8, ston.
eth-In port shis Champion Tsarco, of sais pors,
ready for North Rsofc Ocean whslios and will proba-
bly, esil 10 II orrow 20 In POI !, Achr Tangent.
Wind South; weather hazy
PHILADELPHIA, sept IA Pm.
ARRIVED Steamship Osprey, Bennett Chars-ton brig
Black SWIM, HeaaR Buckaport: delaware Fnrding Pro
v;derce; W Lsnd ~. Levis, Fall River.
C,cared-Brg Kinds Uhancy Danariscotte: schrs Fl
Gandy, Jefirsy. Few Bedford; Emporium shropshsre
English, Savannah; steamer Kenpebon, Copes, WORK.
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From Cincinnati.

c0NAERCE-DR. AMEs-FISDLEY, THE FoRGER-
CINCINNATI Sept. :, 1858.
The Prfces Current in its annual statement sho " an
increase of eli 700 eco in imports here and increase
ia the river tonnage arrived Of 10000 tons over last
year. Ths hog product handed here is equal to one
Third % the epire crop of the West and is valued a.
nearly g. GEO etc.,
Or. Ames, who shos Mr.. Han, gave bail to day in
425 900.
A motion for trial In the case Of Fipdley, for
soryuy has been heard and granted by Judge Finn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
MATRIMONIAL INSTITUTION THE EXTENSIVE

MATRIMONIAL INsrITUTION-THE EXTENSIVE
M patronage which similar instit
ed With leading Europsan cites has
led TO the IN this city which has already
proof Of their Issp.esshilisy and INTEGRITY have adePsed
ROTOR Of bsssin9 acqnantod either With
the addresses Of those pstronsing the
while The e6eotuAl adopted Of securing
Of and position and
tusses containing adress With full particulars forwarded
70 address OF initials receipt Of dollar Addrsls
G. n. 1eelins, Broadway Post Once N. B-Nu IeAkS1x
rocoivsd uAl1Ss paid, "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
The s,racuse Democracy.

SYRACUSE. Sept Z, 1853.
The democratic primary dngs take place hsrs to.
day. Ths = sdamSntin.sn are about sixty ahsad In
every ward and viii their delegate 70 the Stats