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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

The Creek The Greek sect and their chief have per
sonaly nothing 20 90 with this affair but have the
tTaIy expressed their gratitude and thanks 10 their Gov
end sorry tina; such question has ever been
nooed they not therefore be looked upon a. enc
mics Arinenisns Catholic. Protestants and jews are
sso the and faithful subjects Of Lord and Pad
-hah the Greeks also and they therefore live
in peace with each other
In short, Mosems and all other subjects Of the Porte
dwell together in harmony and no; speak of things
which them do that which is not law
full but each must look TO his affars.
This present arrangement, proclamation, and order
(Ji has been prepared in the presence Of the sheik IL
Ism asd al the learned Of the Empire of the Seraskier
and all the officers Of the army and vizers who were at
the Council OF the Grand Nizer Finally this proclama
ton has been sanctioned by lis Majesty the Sultan and all
those who pleased with the arrangement and shall
contrary it. -hs be considered insubordnate and
severely punished.
Here follow the signatures Of all the principal officials
of the Empire civil military and religious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
THURSDAY,

THURSDAY, September l-P ~
There was continuance OF the active business Of
day the Stock Board and on the whole the market was
fully sustained The foreign advices considered 10 be
highly favorable in regard to the Eastern question and thu
private letters speak favorably of the condition
of the English Money Market, than the private &C
counts do The speculative activity in the Coal Shares CON
tinues and Parker Vein sold at col advance of ct
Cumberland also active, closing at 49, Improvement
of Ct The between the Bulls and Bears in this
Stock getting quite exciting The Bulls aided by the
increasing business of the Company the coal mined Sat
turday last being it is said s75 II this quanycan be-
continued daily and the friends Of the Company insist that
can be increased viii materially assist in sustaining the
ket The Railroads are well sustained Stonington, the
statement that the coming dividend will be cent has
advanced to 62 which is higher point than has touched
for many months Norwich is firm. The receipts Of Erie
for August are repued very large and the sales the Soc
ond Board at u.s. an improvement of cent Long
Island heavy Nicaragua well sustained tho
large advance and closed at the price yesterday
In the meantime Panama continues to decline having sold
today at 100 The demand for McCullock was active
500 shares selling at iliallI Crystal Palace declined
y cent selling at o. This Is 20 cent below the highest
point which has touched Canton heavy y cent
decline The premium Railroads are generally firm bat
not active sale Of Government s. 1867, made At
1921 and California rs at al asSf Railroad Bonds
are in fair request and rather frmer
In Exchange there not much doing with large supply
Of bills Bankers ak % for Sterling but first cs, bills
can be had at sasi per cent The range is with
increased quantity Of produce bills
Freights Of grain active and buoyant for Liverpool
We notice engagements Of $4,000 bushels Wheat at II Cd
coo or 1000 bb Flour 49, Cotton i'd 500 bbs Lard
PSI. 100 tcs Rice TI6 50 hhds Tobacco 3o, &c Some
1900 1000 bx Cheese have been shipped tho Cunard
and Collins steamers at 5oi o7ol To LONDON the ship
mens Of Breadsfus have been large including two entire
csrgoes at Od for Wheat; and 81 for Flour cargo Of
Oil Cake engaged at 3o To svre 5000 or 5000 bbs
Flour were engaged at 65a7oc 1900 bush Wheat l5c.
and to Mares 10000 or 1900 bush Whes, previous
rates To California there fair business doing at De
COO Some 20 or Coal have been shipped at ZEE
as22 80
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are slssss PaymsnA
sss543; Balance, s9,looG4 s4a.
In the Money market there no important change The
demand continues active both call and for paper Tho
supply on cali i large Of the Banks prefer to
ploy larger proportion than usual Of bsr funds in that
Wy but by 90 means sapxsbaadAat "a ths fseins q
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Richardson Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

EsreIa-l LIVERPOOL 9Th Nc. iath. 1851
The weather since s- report has been unsettled and
quantity o. having fallen caused rather active speculative d.
ra1c for WHEAT and FLOUR I'd Of n = 70 . r he for
and y Dbl for the latser No chance - notice IN IN.
or demand CT other sr Reports " the fron al
Of the county SPEAK orzby especially regards the
quality OF the "hEAr although the Weld admitted hereto
fore viii Be much below OATssrd BARLEY well spoken
Of 10 ~ resL.'- yield and quality
sh Mo FhAt this market had fair a.-nisncs o.
The oes trade and me from distance WHEAT sold
Of ite and Red WHE,T per City Of Manchester
Phsoerh appeared in the market condition Of which good
and quality Of the Red superior
FLOUR lot in active Yesterday and the rates then
current were rot ottsinabe to-day parcel Of
sod at 81 T. bh The demand foT INDIAN CoRs soS IN the
extreme and u the absence o. actual busnes make no alter on
IL value OATS and MEAL sill neglected md b0h easier 70 buy
Nesiher fine and genial
Imports for the co1ss, OF 1854 quarters Whi
i43 Indian Corn ash bhl Four for
nod quarters Whst 800 quarters Indian Cora 2si bos snd
l.697 sacks Flour.
Oar quotations for American cersses this as market yew
Mhfs Red WHEAr II Genesee and Pennsys AZ.
'l9 Ohio Red per 70 bs Baltimore All Ph-
ses!paa FLOUR 2 8l3; Ohio q Western Canal q q 81
81 Heated ~ IS IsDIaS Coax White and Yellow 81
400 lbs.
QUERcfraoN BARK hes been paid for
nlfanded Phiadephs-Firss worth 20 Scarce
LlRDThe advanced have checked fo the present
Provisions quiet and change price can be quoted Pork
quite ursasbe Little demand FOR Bacon Rice lf'is
finer.
CoTToSThe demand has been limited sn The trade gnsrig
dull former raiss barely supported especially 70. the lower sr
American The today only 5000 Of
reported speculation and for export
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
John Athya y CO.'S Circular.

GLASGOW. Friday. Aug 10, 1871
Since cur have hd heavy showers Of rain which as
ls,e ham. Holders Of BREaDrUFFs continue
r Ire uncertain position OF hs Turkish question the fact that
France require 10 purchase months supply Of GRAIN owing
tn horiuefs her and the fmnes displayed by Liver
holders have ell tended 10 keep prices this market
PtovIsossMarket steady b.. business limited Bseop -
rm1rs lest advised Hams and Shoulders very dull Cheese
much wancdyery canadian Butter wanted a. ont
quotations Grease Butter all sold IN inst hands Prime Lea
sftd fate Of Tie Russian question keeps auctusng
pHEADsVFFs hm ses Of Flour TO hold over oday az III
sill expecting reaction but further advance
ov looked by the majority OF the trade The sales o. wheat
ForT Uncomfortable sour and heated Fouf sells SLOWLY
Ous-smnn sales Of Sperm 74 in other kinds the business
doing j. tgifi1g
NAva sToEEs frm Rein se a. foT common and fine
would all AZ ~ holders demsnd 49, Spirits TiIpenne have
rdynnced short suppis Of rough 500 bbls OF Tar VIII
Mondy Nfw Rough TuEpenne worth iZb
Not much doing in RICE TOBACCO
u unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-specil Term-Befors Judss ROOSEVELT.
CARRYING orr, By VIOLENCE, CHILD FROM coCRr-
HABEAs CORPUS
Is.ss g. Boyce at Glars Ann Boyce.
In this case already referred TO. Mr. Boyee obtained
writ requiring Mr. Boyce produce the peron OF John
C. G. Boyce years OF age their child on the ground that
be & entitled 10 its care and custody the parties having
eparated and Mrs. Is living at Staten Island Mrs. Boyce
appeared on Saturday with the child and the case was sd
iourned to this forenoon Mrs B. sgreeably 20 the al
having the child with her Mr. Boyce. with his counsel
Mr e Blankman. had previously arrived. On Mrs. b.
coming in she took seat in the next to Chamber
the inner room-hsying the child by her side and Mr.
Bspkman was engaged in conversation with Mr. 5eely
her counsel in the outer that the Park side
At this moment il il sad Mr. Boyce seized the child and
spranz with on. OF the room door Chambers
Mrs B cried out Oh they have stolen my child, The
Officers attempted 10 follow Mr. Boyce but they o1ai tae
door bad sgidea,y bsso fAstsnsd tbs outs.4s Mr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

FIRE IN NEN.ORLEANs i-RicH's SAIMasDERs ONCE
MosE-Fsh the superiority Of these SEEs all
others almost daily The Oswego ire proved that
nothing but cH coad stand the intense heat OF that cnHa
grafton Tie showed that the Rh
SAFE Amoug burning candles eighteen had
on the books papers ih fire In NwOesns has
proved he aaCuci0y " Rohs S.maadeT safe, he
following c, rtifcae shows -
NEW ORLEANS Thurday. Aug 49, 1853
occupied By situated the TciOu
togeher with entire stock Of Groceries
Ba.ug Rope by Saturday
papers through the ordeal nnnjured being
which purchased la November 1919
Mr. Bridge had been constantly used predecessors
through period seyen and t
fell rom second and the midst offs quantity
bacon sever, cas of spirits and OILS have
encountered during several hours saved FOR
ncsuabe In view these doubt that
purchase Of Rchs Safe the best and mo indispensable outlay
be busness YoE Co"
An assortment patterns hand the
pspdt No l45 Waterst. New-York
SrEARss M.RyIs Successors TO Rich & Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

Fsir Orleans Fair Iplsais sa3 Mobiles 81
NEEDING Oesns St Ncd.inE Upants ani Mobiles e .
Ihs saes ending erennz being 81 o bales
takin $50 and exporters 50 bales To-Day The 5lsas
called S coo hairs
TIE suek COTTON IN tbs port 7es no biex O. which SO 100
American sszrs; 6oo bales and 80 90 American this pc
year.
The Com Market continues steady stTanee oas: weeks p
Of y Dbl "a Y 20 WHEAT in
o; the late heavy rns and reported snail Of GsAS
the Continent To-day the weather arAn fDe and with
sppearunee Of it, White WBEAT sal IL
Rsc1 dIlt y I'D. Western Canal FLoCs EaE BAtn1.e
Philadelphia and Ohio 8 Canada = an soar q .
tb lsDIAs CoRs in moderate demand AZ u for Yellow. y
Mixed and 81 az = Quarter for White.
The sAss Of RESIN for the week reach 900 bt 8. id4
CEt for common Up 10 IL CE for fine quality Nothing doing
in Tt-arry
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IAdyertisemenf.l

FoR Subtitle extensive establishment known as
Poysott Printing Office No II Frsnkorst Ptroz in
city with valuable the whole building
having nearly To capitalists wsh
the business opportunity seldom never eqoaed
The establishment occupying l) embraces
presses large quantity Of type Of al kinds near
oil the complete the success
FL performance English foreign in variety and
almost The business has large circle Of cash
and proper could be made profitable
previously dspod sale the whole will be sold
premises the 7th dsy Of Sepsm-
Der u1t For further particulars and inspection
Of the proterrv apply VIZ RADDE- No 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

BOyce hurried wih the child down the s,oop on the Cham
bers st side. entered with H. carriage which appeared 70
have been waiting. and which instantly drove rapidly
OF The Officers had 10 get out Of the Pax room door
ard through tie basement 10 Chambers s, during which
some little time elapsed They after the carriage
which drove up Broadway. thence down Au.hony st. ws
believe West Broadway. where the officers os, sight Of
it, and Mr.. Boyee with the child got OF some little OBJ
s;ruction occurred to the carriage. understand near
Aulony t. by which Onicer Bertholi enabled
10 get near enough command the driver stop and
the latter showed by recognition, that he heard Mr.
B. but continued his course rapidly along Is said the
carriage and driver known, and complaints have been
duly enered al the Police the act where done with knovl
edge coming within the statute Of kidnapping and liable
to punishment, in the States Prison for three years
The penalty attached the other party ON the relstoa
ship he claims the child would only we believe DO cca
tempt Of Court, and liable TO imprisonment tor six months
Warrants have been issued
MARINE COURT Before judge PsiLLsrs
Aaron Sargent AT Charlie Crook
To recover OF gentleman residing ST Poughkeepas
$3.50 commissions on the sale of farm oi 81 with
house &c about two miles south of Poughkeese on the
Hudson River the purchaser paying therefor $4,000 cash
The high charge for commission Is contested il being
tended that Mr. Sergeant had trouble in the but
merely gave the address of Mr. Crook the party apply
ing ard that the subsequent negotiation was with Mr. C.
himself II wss shown. the other hand that Mr. c. had
requested sr SIS iather-his then partner VINO is now
desd-to sell the farm and that he posted it, Judgment
ior plaintiff ESQ and costs, and sls allowance
COURT or ooMMoy pLEAS-spsc. rermBesore Juas, DALI
ysentine vslerus AIT Julian DHelie.
Motion to render temporary injunction restraining de
PENDANTS from interfering with alleged partnership proper
" permf the parties being engaged in the silver
rlatug business sc. at No 2o5 Thirday They had
Gently from Paris and defendant Il is said has SONS
patents in regard the business II was denied on tho
part foEdsnt that plaintiff his partner but that
hs compensation TO be graduated BY the profits AM
that dndents partners in relation to his patents are
Mons. Laiminat and vscount of Waresquiel in France
Temporary injunction dissolved and motion for INJUNCTION
denied
CASE or MR. VAN novKSBuRGH
1t was stated yesterday 10 Judge DAILY by MIR. McGsy
for Mr. Van ovenbugh respecting the warrant for arrest
to alleged forgery already referred TO- tina, Mr. Van Ho
venburch as soon as the amount of bail shall have been
determined by the Judge, will appear and give himself up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
YIN. Gardner 4 Co.'s Circular.

Per Europa. LIVERPOOL avg ~ loo.
confines 20 improve the sales for the week
re- cling over 500 crces very full prices
PoRK eo freely several parcels having been agln
taken for export;
10 change report BACON SHOULDERS in improved de-
mand
There business passing in LARD at the advance
noted.
parcel Of CHEESE arrived per Atlantic but Is not yet
landed.
The market oeaed of GREASE BUTTER extreme rates % III
bond having been paid a. auction Tor some very good
CAKE sells fsey az full rates
dull and the early part OF the week out mas
recoxar.d. I'D finn. last Meeks quoailols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
Brown. sh,pley 4 Co.'S Circular.

p-- Eu,opsl LIVERPOOL. Tuesday. Ana. "a 1883
We nave asain 10 report quiet week CorIoS with sghy
tendency better qualities barely amounting
while tie kinds o; American have given
way ID Pr
Trade Manchester quiet and oraSy steady bat the aer-a
value uneasy feeling the hands ces-s
CAUTION among spns msnaurv wiz desire 70 hold salJ
CoTTos aate the inpeso1 that pess have
rcscbsd stos, tas highest poia. &c tas ssss0a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

OLE BULL SIBLc's AND JULIEN Ar CASTLE GAR
pES-We intended TO notice the performance Of Ole Bull
and Strackosch given las evening for the benefit Of the
wi hin seeing OF hearing distance OF the performers such
was the crowd large number disappointed in OBJ
tanning admi.tance and the charitable design OF the artists
so worthy seconded by the public must result in hand
some addition to the fund AT Castle Garden we found
very large and delighted audience Every evening julien
produces some new marvel. Last evening il was Wuile,
the clarinet PLAYER, who made his first appearance
as soIoist lie has the purest tone and mos; won
derul execution Of any performer the instrument who
has vet appeared here In fact al Juens 500 players
ary unrvsled and we have now at Castle Garden Or
cetra certainly unsurpassed and probably unequaed BY
any in Euroue Certainly, our muscovng public cannot
vet be aware of this fact Castle Garden, vast as is
would be nightly filed to Overlooking julien has been
censur.d by some Of contemporaries for his immense
plseards and advertisements We should be delighted II
by such or any other legitimate means he could induce
sufficient attendance to insure the penanence Of his mag
ncen, entertainments for this and many future
In Paris the people make business Of seeking amuse
mens and announcements OF monster Dimensions and of
an the colors OF Josephs coat need not meet their eyes
on every dead wall and brick pile Here, unfortunately
the case Different and the choicest musical talent of the
world could no, attract an audience without such
modes of advertising The prices too Of Juens concerts
have been complained Of as e1orbani but we have been
assured that they average gher than IN London where
Tia exrecses were not than half great and ct thu
price of sdmisssa suggested tvsny evs osas Css Gar
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SECOND BOARD.
sales of stocks at Philadelphia
THURSDAY. Sept. /,

First Isayd-sI Lehgh e. SITS $4,000 Sch Nav. g. 80 49,;
Island cash l5 Mechanics Bank, 81 jeo 3 Nav p 3i
75 DO cash 81 Morris Canal s5 l6 0do cash 6 50 Read
ina cash. as 50 do cash AZ 50 Chester VAL cash 49, 900 do
s. 49,
SSI,s utter First Boord-s shs. Penn. RR. fss.
seond JorydltO Sch Nav %; 30 Morris Canal 49, go Sch
Nav pd RR f8, 800 Long Island r. l3f bl1
penn s. '65 "A; ~ Read RR- A.; IS Girsrd Bk, "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

Boy DRowSED.-Last evening about O'Clock
of Mr. Bogsrt about years Of age while playing the
dock foot of South sixthst with two other lads acct
tentaIly fell into the river and drowned He body
had not been recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
Advertisement.

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Office. No no fulfOusr.
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ADVERTISEMENT

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Advertisement !


The snltry August days have passed,
And Autumn breathes upon the blast;
lime lies space. and faded leaves
Are minging with the garnered shesyes
80 att astm surely fall
And Death and silence whelm us all
Those mementOs OF the " loved and lost most dearly
cherished are the Family Portraits" taken by Roof No Ij Broad
way Of Franklnst
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srRAserRs-The following are among the arrivals at the


principal Hotels; - .
r. , cr.;, Gaorois Vim HYDE. Wilmington, " c.
:. H. Monks Lockport. u fioPkinns IuscaIpo-s Az.
Thos J. Brooks Indiana l. Jpdike rhsoutsh ~
: b Holder Milton \. c. l.. a Hyea sfuha
w n. Blanks Petersburg, Va r. Minsnp, M,cou ia
VIM. z. Sage Putnam, Ohio. Goidsnn iDronlo a"9u'
Jsmes Carpenter Canada West A r bufrll pisslspPL
C. I.atimer. L. > Navy. L. Bowker, Boston
jill. Chodhor .Niuiu INC J. o. Iorrey' posoh
FIEEs-At an early hour Thursday morning fire was
discovered in the sub cellar of the building No "a North
william st occuped by Mr. Keuber as a Lager Bier Sa.
loon The fremen early on the ground ana soonex
tneuished the flames not however before the premises
At late hour Wednesday night camphene lamp burst
in the store of Michael Murphy No 80 Oaks in conse'
quence of which Murphy his wife and child were severely
burned An alarm of fire was Immediately raised ana IN
q short time several fremen the ground.
The fire caused by the burning fluid was speedily exn-
euished Damage slight.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CRYSTAL PALACE, Yew-YoEk- :,

CRYSTAL PALACE, New-YOEk Sept l, 1856
cash nm band. ..................,.....sl99 900 60
Cosb received this IS 10
I0tel... .''''''S HVfl -
j. l.. BROwS Agent.
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| PRICES To-Day.
NevOreaps Fair aid Middlinz Ordinary 3is5d 10
Mobile Fair .....6.s6d Middng. 5sst Ordinary ta5L %
Fair eis6d Midding 5ad Ordinary 81 i5i 2 y

-
have quiet steady market the sales amount 70 09
bales 100 Of which and speculation
from the preceding remarks will be noticed that COTTON
market still heavy aspect does the prospect OF improve
early date notwithstanding political m1te no
longer important influence al have heEto complained
Of weather hes also considerably improved giving promise OF
bounifu harvest than thought possible sor tine since
essentially bnefDg ali clesse than Is a. the moment ap
parent The apprc however that will be more dim
cult the demand perspective OF suei
Ia addition holders close last seasons
Influenced IN b. the edycs oncnng the
growing crop III c0uneractng the benefit tlf
been derived from ~ earlier settlement o. the Russo
the export demand viii be drawing to
ose quantity of qualities suitable Tor home consumption
quite al quote for ell purposes required
In Manchester quiet busints hs been progressing Buyers show
dis os give on. orders and producers remaining hrn
In cir pr, there j. M Oh nge 10 note IN prices
In our GRAN has been transacted throughout
week las in mcdr request for consumption AZ
ID ID = n money. FLOUR has been aey dealt IA al
OIL nTrel on last weeks prices INDIAN OoSS com
n attention 81 rather higher prices
ASHES retail demand at y or Pots and q cwt Tor
Pearls
BARE-so lads. realized ? C toe % Pcxt
LARD CONTINUES In request az - 70 t9l Z cwt $500
srRITs TUrFENTSEl5o bb have been sold a. 80 to -
with ready sale 't foT common to IL Tor dns At
which 500, bbls have been sold.
fieTcts bIOught Dcwt.
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Wright. Candy s. Co.'S Liverpool Circular.

Per EurrJ1J u tHAEL-sI lfn Argus i''1
last circular saves Arabia the 18th inst
the c;osed with depression the sales OF the da BENZ
estimated 7ooo bales On Saturday confident feeling pre-
vailed political differences would be speedily settled wich
caused damsnd sufficient. however 70 give alion 10
and the day closed with sales 1000 bales On Noniy
Aiyics hand reporting unfivoraoY o the
growing crop Cotton sa her accounts tailed . stimulate be de-
scrs exceeding 1000 ba % II To- i-r prices
Tuesday moderate hune ONLY effected The iles reaching
Wdnssi,y aud Yesterday the demand WIS exceed
iu limited holders dersd literally the bun restricted
500 bales respec lively. rhrous bot The week ne mar
spiritfs: demand continues
u4ddiu nj better srades th' lower descriptions s; on2 ne
lected Tie quotations Of last week are not altered Ut
have b IN the bulk OF the hrsnc transacted
total sacs the week details n annexed statement
rnornt tsiss OF which 1890 Specnso and $50 10
srd include 2o bales Of American OF which 1000 are to
Spectators sid o 10 ypoTtes leaving . 400 bales o. ali Kinds
10 the Trade. 90. $500.
The import o the 22s6l bales Of which 1855
American.