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SWITZERLAND.
krentindi,iduAl

BERSE. July 29-Th- National Council has adopted by
e. 10 - votes the proposition Of the commission leave
the question o differences with Austria TO be seite by
The +, - raj Council
The verdict Of the Frbourg Jury has jus, been published
Coopei P.rr.r the Cure Delley, ana NM Csrrard. SO
rare Jossph Perroud, James Perroud and MsrchOn
declared tuiy Of high treason with Alternating circum
stances All the other pri.oners, l3- in number.
quilted na thu President has cred their immediate
Use The Procur.ur General and the parties to the civil
acton have their rights in spect of damages
csued sgaD, them by consent this question is 10 be
oscuss s, special ,tiDg The Proeureur General asks
fer sentence Of thirty years bani-hment against NM
P,ri,r Deley and of four years imprisonment * .ns
the FIVE others.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
France.

PARIS, Aug. e P. NJ.
The Prefet of the Bases Pyrenees has been officially
Informed the journey OF the Emperor aud Empress to
Pau has been postponed and will not take place this
Letters from Brest Of the 2sth u state that certain
activity displayed in the srming Of vessels The Du-
gu.soln and the Proserpine frigsts have
rived in the port ana The Armoe frgSte towed by the
y. uitur left the morning II the 29th Rear Admiral
Ctsrner 10 hoist bis flag board the Hercue The
Fuch Government have Instructed their Consul General
~ Bucharest 10 remove his Tag
The Exchange to-day wa wholly taken up with the
n6niby settlement and few transactions took place
The Three Per Cents closed f 55c for the end Of
the month and the -Four and Half Per Cents at lO3f
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.

ITHACA, Friday, Aug II Is1
The evidence for the defense in the of lhurston,
now on trial for murder, will close to night. Fourteen
Physicians, many OF them from Insane Hospitals in ~
rous parts Of the country have been examined each Of
whom pronounced him an insane man" IL is claimed
on the part of the prosecution that his insanity q
feigned" will send you the verdict OF the jury,
rendered The heat TO day has been excessive
The thermometer, at o'clock was ~ In the shade The
Wheat crop in this vicinity good, but Oats and Hay
OH account OF the severe drouth will be light. r.
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WISCONSIN.

CoIr-.por6eles Of The " Tnture
EESOsHA Wis, Wednesday. Aur r. 1851
The work on the Lake Shore Railroad was com
erctd at this place to-day understand, BIZ the terms
othe eoErset the road Is to be completed and equipped
By the fret day If July n.xt.
The agriceturshsts of Wisconsin have been blessed
lie present season. with good " seed time" and an
alur0ant harvest Crops OF all kinds are remarkably
heavy and of excellent quality Yours respectfully W n
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EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.
Fourth and Last Day.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
PITTSBURGH. Friday. Aug "a n
At the appointed time the President took the Oh d aad
called on Rev Mr. Bradford 10 lead IN prayer Alter pre-
hminsnts Rev DR. AgIew. IT Prsfsld Mass r. I'd a %
per on the proper method for the education of wom-n. III
course cf alton for females ought 10 be A. long tA
for aes. with Of instruction suited 10 thsr
spheres Ills opinions eced remarks from several after
which the Convention proceeded TO the appointment Of 10
cfbcsrs.
OHcsrs for the followrg year are a. follows.
Pre,ideaf. Prof A. ID. BACHE Ill d C.
Rocvrdirg Sscretary.........R l.. Coos Esq, NJ
CcrresrOndihg Secretary. p. T. MoHRis. Esq, Pc
.JoHs MHirsHE o
StrHdtag
RI. Rev. A. Potter, d. D Pa T. Richards u &.
Hon. y & Benedict, Y Andrews, o.
Hen Z n. Buuowes, Ps. Rev. DIR A Ryos, Ia.
IL GOV Joi repore ed that 5000 had been raised ID
one cay in Pittsburgh for establishing premium for two
voks-one the Philosophy Of Education, and secOid
the Beet Means Of Prom otng Education
H. also stated that ii the proposed $500 could not
raised after efforts in other cities that Ptsbursh would
make up the deficiency The usas complimentary resca
pass ed thanking beth the citizens for their be-
pitaie and the Railroads Tor the reduction Of fare Ahf
few closing remarks by the President the AssociAos
adjourned to meet In Washington the second ruesday
of August, 1884.
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IRON MoSrL YIDIo AsD BUEsos ArREs BY the arrival
OF bark Crisis Capt Wiley Rave ter sdvces from the
Argentine Republic The blockade bad been raised by
the entire feet Of Urquza gong TO the inhabitants OF
the city the goth June Fighting still continued between
The troops, With various unimportant results. Trade was
As preyious TO the blockade
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

At q Liver -ifi Flanclie Ctaissfcr i EHsr Favor
ts v 81 .ti r. 20 W. II - ssp-sLs. q Ed, Petfoue
.sf- hlc4- 5uc-l. -
"a L.. P9-l 81, ela..r.t NswYsrs. sonhl, o..r
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jane. MeHesr,'s Circular.


Fer Hu1boctl LIyERFooL, Tuesday. A1E 1850
orr All e tbefe dvs
FTevusl AID the iof WHE.r not
uartaL,d INDIAN COzS stIsdy
Lad hes fAer dv.uesd With demand very
sfocks-
bar sld POEK c0ItE wanted.
u bAC0S th.fr j. "a bIsiIe-s doing
sEotLnEEs tavs dropped 90 winch has minced
crsuuPEn.
CE.EsE is. % scarce and 10 mncb oos.d or
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July 27-Wnb the exception OF NJ Moysno'
the n.I str Ct public works al the members Of the osbi
net have rendered their rsignstons Th, resolution sp
pears to have by the question relative to the
couctsscu Of railways.
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epais.
MADRIn In

tsd that there dsseI sons in the Cabinet
msL, is made OF real Ministerial crisis General Ler
tuI eli hss not returned
The Three per Cents. closed AZ iil.
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Liverpool Corn ,Iarket.

Nflhfr taVrg 1uetsr
fist us -ss as aLd ~ Tor WHrAr 4ld FLJuz
t1lLtd lslrsS Jo2N 81 81
- & 81 r pftsr
"a baf %
L .slt1 ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-16

FROM Rio De JASERo.-We have received advices
from Rio de Jsneiro t. July two weeks later than our
previous The Leg stature is still in session snd its
proceedings occupy dies We find nothing of mpor'
lance to our readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-16

100 hpovn their intention ofprsv entng combinedy the
reusp q he complications which have gnsled 10 % unfr
Ne thu Of ths last ye.r..-.Tne exffnc.
she ale line Prince Christian de sburg would
= ~, MI contradiction. the evsntus claims TO which
Ms Hsjty the Emperor has REASONED In favor OF that
se The initiative however expressly reserved TO the
L ~ AZ Dsnua T. a. well the cooperation Of the three
0ress Pos e. IN the aforesaid contingencies whsn thsy
shan bsppen offer henceforth guarantee 70 the Danish
p11oas = sDst the ambitious plans and designs existing
pe.hsss ssestt IN their own imagination"
Thus . ia gives to understand that the temporary
sup1 = ,au " the Lex Regia agreed upon in the pro
toes II tn sth May be Interpreted perms-
nes - -. the permanent resignation Of the EnPe-
FOR o. Russia is only Temporarily one bat that the
Danish patriots may henceforh repose on the protec
ton Of their countrys integrity by the European Pow
ers DO they not witness how the integrity Of turkey
has been projected since the treaty Of ls4l'
KARL MARI.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson Bro,ber. & CO... Circular.


supple, still upon liberal .i- h-ser With very
UuisvOI.be FLoUR
DAY. aAIsd the reduction noted Friday
iully IccsVslte
LTEsPOoL, 9TH No T. 1883.
TIE weather Dung make, time very and he trade
Of HEsAr and FLOCE
eIy nles esther quote orcss
ysciely III. day w,ek he tSDtaN
hued
ao ~ elasss Of OARS At
OATMEAL ectec Egyptian
~ her L5L-La-a LAsLLl aaa Eaa.ea
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Liverpool Provision ,Iarket.

BEFF I'D PEK w1tsc E-iF dotag saauLzzs
-. altre LtaD iurtl-r
le-l14 very CHs.ss sslre
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Liverpool tosten Market

Mstst cosed ;hs sveIns ver ty zded bat compared with
fes fais ress Of Al tsd' the Sales to-day, go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02

q ADJOURN uhep an sclen, uas.r eon,;s.r
stion. The Assembly O. Wisconsin have decided thst
question il The erNfive
Mr. ELLSWORTH ~ D. THE sane opinion WITH n, too
geu;lsn IN Who bad Jas speker.
Mr. MARTIN hoped the nosi'n voaH no, cary IRIS
House vas regarded BY the Pablo - "a, is-es sApPay
The pubFe Treasury - he rsfs Il SEQ pr day
M LOOMS favored rrcsrns1sr >ina. lie t-sireI
that respectful rsPr seuis'ion Be presented - she sass
:; &: - '''''' '''' 'S'l' ''''''''' Tor a
20 (. D. D. Fl spor inP~r -s4,as
r, r. = ~. :. ~ :. :. i
M OLsss shv~.a. -. -, dsy s., =
neat. It then ife basu.-. q tne S-aa. 20 -.
~bsih'r oouie b. don- aad hasten ac'is apr ss
r.ctssy 70 y p.s-re de called eP the resolution ssa
Nr y TAYLOR opp~sed the motion n r~coasi.er.
NJ ". TAYLOR thsush' there a>cr,s'y ~ ~
c"nsiterst'oI. II ne business 80 IA. A. th-r~s
GER soud ~ 90 Friday rs1t there vii be AsN,h,
for oar h.irg c.ll.d here again.
Mr. PE11lNGILL opposed the moc0n lt~~ &
mouths srce Ne Srsi net, full Is long Is -eoc .
Nr 5 SMITH. in order to hss'-n bu.iasss a. 80,
Burccube' speeches, moved ths previous "a sin.
Csrr-d
Tn otion 70 reconsider VA carrea-YsAs 81 Nav. ~
M WEST moved 70 Jay the reso.s'iDn On the tssles
Cs.ried.
M CHANPIIN iutr,'uced rssa,utoa app-ov' I sss
0ocfriRe ef ihe D-mscrz'ic parry, ana the uNugur ~
dres 81 President Pierce full those adopted yrss-r@
day were no, ful aud broad enough O. satisfy am LIE
over
Tire was smAr; debate s. to the proprie,y q enter
TAN ,uch uuor bit the Ch,ir sls su-'dust n
c-tlaliua Il 10 ord-r
n >lsa oroer srcies II upetohm-nt against job,
nafhsr .s'1su up. fbe qs-saas ws- rpon m 40
ton ~ Mr. LIT LEJOiiN 20 rernnui' ft io-fvu ss
. siik- ouf The oi Her,kish SEYMOUR Fret-ck
FollrIt ana Charls Co wherever they Ia the
utles
conn unicstico received irnm the Senate Nth
arlsUon ert .xi-tcirg thr o, " -sinescs ~
TIE IN encun-rt Wa coucurrrd in--Ayrs So Noes g
W BURROUGHS Owed 20 defer tue special o. 'rr rn-
iL N-cn.ss ~ u,Xt ani % make il the special Ord e
rssoug n, Journ-l earned
Ar bl khOUGHS c.heo up th- report IT The 10 c.<ry
Ccu nt,e up"b ib@ ar-d'C,on Il The HOUSE Oh cssss
Of inI eschneut The hrst and cond ,stons sers
adopted and The Hoas- s1j'uTu-d % Wednesday
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yTsrYRpAY,s DISASTERS.

me EXPLOSION OF a hue the steaInbaA, We"
Ward and the fall Of building IL Forty-thi-d-ss are
disasters suieen, TO keep the lst Of July n SAD re-
nsubrapce until some later or more terrible oscar
r.nce shall oversbsdow the Isssent events lae
steamboat New World was preparing for Ger regular
,,;, 70 Albany. vas under ful. head OF ssean and
hundred or more passengers lad gone aScArd, shaa
o, NJ the aues Of her laTbO.sd boiler exploded, 40
h idhips Of he boat Sas Instantly 6i-rd RiIh steal
Ts,ee persoos we're killed ss3 seven very bs ily
s..,Aed They were all ha.as employed on the boat.
r. town M generally Of ths opinion tLaS thi- sXpl )sO1
v,u,s not have occurred bat for preuedtated race
v;,h the steamboat Francis Skdly, adSsrt,ed -
Leave A. ne same tine E- Albany indeed an exrsct
"a race had been rslksi of for several as,.s The
.xisep.s taken BY TO Coroner shows m2erat'
,,,sspre OF steam - the ;ise. and te.at the en-
gnes we're working. The anly assenP' 10 &c
I count for the explosion, is sStement tba
on ne hight previous the boat had besa shocked BY III
Ess,pipg which night have injured tie boilers. To
hoer gave no evidence of weakness TO the iroa bu
IA i shown that Il had never been ected by the Coy
eminent cfscels The verdict Of tne jury eNonersJe
The Of the boat f:om blame bur md ates that
S4ber investigation Should De made into the nsgec;
TIE Steamboat Inspectors. SacL an invesrg alton mu;
be had tt. the public may know Why the United State
law is thus oPeay yioated and also whether the rune
of racing is the owners Of the boat declare, vthOu
fouDdAiiou.
The loss o, Ve BY ths fall Of building is apparent
; entirely aecideRNl Three men we're killed aud tEic
! many wounded. The frequent circumstances Of II
ess against the sseifke structures so rapidly run
ia that neighbOrhOOd, Vih.xe doab, not, be remer
. bered by the jury to whom IL people viii look for
correct opinion upon the strength >ad safety Of the
p | ;ses in question.
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The Cincinnati Forgery Trials.


An extraordinary scene tDk place va C'aft ye'ivc y
dugii tb- rial Ut k.ssane and FndLy frr trg-fy WI
fam Johrsnn who called 81 Ntnes, Tor defense,
hsd c. leo on KissDe yest-rcsy ano lid him he so-
a. prove . bouts % tue l4rh, snd correct mis-
take BY witnesses for tn pros-cnti.n
Tle had not previously k-sAne for some time o1t
On reSGg the report 10 the papers the fea occurred u
h1n OF taxing the stand aud proving an at5t Johnson
VA. formerly Of the firm ~ Lot Pub Co, for whom
Ki.sane vas confidential clerk Amer Jhns0n hat t-st
ped the prosecuting attorney .0d-d hn 80 cheeks
drawn by Ksssne u b-r last ot ne f0rxsry
Johnson -ad be ku. hand Erog As vel q his
own.
III then compared the checks A. he did So an expression
OF terror came upon hs aad ~h cav isiys
nove eni he tire The checks upon the table -Ec niog
That check Is Ki-s.n hand ~riingi Great God!
Mr. johnson then fell back 10 convuOn and 80 assi'ted
10 char The sfect Of this stunnig up1n Jdtge,
Jurors and al present. The all probably 90 % the
.Iurx a. M.
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sENArE. .AttaSr. Ettsr. yal, !


d. bate s progres. N the ~ YORK P.rk o.ils
Tn r--oiurion Tor recess o "Wednesday carried.
ID r WILLIAMS called for ne c01s1sr.fi'n II M r-so
uID calling lh= Conn s,"ers Of The CAaai Flnt Tor
oru anon concerning The money Received Tor CAna Kew
spue CeuEc4fethe interest accrued and the banks IN
which i posted.
Mr. PIERCE objected
Tie biz respecting tie sgprens Court Of New York was
put forward.
The Western House Of Refuge Appropriation bill vas
d., forward. Adjourned 20 " ednesdAy.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. B T. GILMORE s.ked consent 10 have ms name
recorded in the Affirmative upon The resolution adopted
Yesterday Objected 70. and long debate ensusd
NJ SPRAGTF Asketi CyHs-Ht ~Sve reconssasr1t7on
s.ss ,o,s taken uvon the concurrent rSs.iuoa To- tna
Adjournment Objected TO- II, -. - ,bs .ab,-
NJ n TAYLOR moved 70 lay a. orders 81 "7 N''
-, "a motions and resolutions CArr'-a -, -. ,,,
NJ SpRAGUE then moved 20 RECONSIDER We '"'7 1P'N
final Adjournment -, -. ,,o,ioo On The t.bla
Loot - - q. s,a.sunsut OF the case that
N ~ "a Used TO adjourn al TUESDAY LEAVING oat
for Gct1on upon the large number Of important
III - roth Houses He hoped We would reconsider
% ,bat fastsns a final adjournment upon Us on m
oAy RTRROUGHs vAs in favor Of early Adjournment bit
=. :, s,yor of setting down day, until ne eoaid 80
| ts oar business. lie Tot AsAre y y the CUES
~ 80 been decided that this House possessed ne POHs
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v ,.voy To THE sUN AND MOON.

Mr. r. ]. WAIKIR Is getting ready 20 90 IS Nlns'ef
- Chin, That statesman has lain, Falsisdike, dead
since his defeat in attempting borrow money In In
e.n5 Tia. WAS the climax 10 his Book OF Prophecies
on National Wealth, which promised lis 'eulduPaea
ton in hve-yearssnd-aha giving Us no" nice nl'le
national product OF 5000 millions or more than oOuOs
he wealth of England Unfortuna'e! Tor the proPnes
genius of our financial Isaiah the reality lei 20 ar oe0'
The vision of lS467 that be packed up bis dads' 'aAn
care not to leave out his long bow and crossed 'Ae
ocean hoping TO gammen John Bun As ne hAd DrO'ne'
Jonathan and thus 10 make loan and pocket commits
sop But, notEiiL standing bis eoquence AZ Manchester
where be fr.,eruzed so beautifully sth those unsesl
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THE PxIAzerp Svxp.Y CorzuR-Ths popular
wskT Paper tn ilrs 2 e. ss3sy 80 esaa.s > .
$50. T.es Gsssdoses Esfods. S-s s A. al n go
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t1nse ts.osy = ~, = % 80 ~ :, -, - ,ssi
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"a KsApP's D.suerre0;Tpss takeI Gl.ly a e,ey
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ueudrg Lfsoess~s. teioz cost % ne o. EosI.
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. ' It Ae.It 70 - sIoad-iy -, sssis .. Go "a
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CgYsrtrcrOs HnR fBIuRvAIIyE sSD bEAVrIiLH'
Al "a. rspsYsres IN re Vord rsn2. 80 1870
49, ~ re- h. bels n torrdiss g. aao' s1 ~
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80 s-Tsfh spr sacvly u i9s lac -
80 - = ir - fheir Lar !se frrh scrf sod atas
ss.s, ~ eorsfsuty Cal e tEIsfiD'-Ds' -
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A.. a-., IA rf gos irfuests .nd widely eT ls-sa
rhliE TIE tr1t' i-~f
fr,Is,. ~ thr Ites uIsaE-fscd herc2AHs AZ As 20
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Tie Beaver Island Mornons are d3Ssnd ed IL our
columns this morning os Nj J. Srar2 th'ir ecdss
He writes ably and makes out a strong cas- L his
,epresentaons are correct 40 body Of were ever
,ao,s illuminated than h. and biz disciples WeksFe
heard Of them as deu led and vicious persons, srers
UP Of crime ana disorder, and sure TO receive prompt
AVID condign punisbmsut. These rePx'' haVe' lew
ever not been verified by the subsequent ehas'isent
Of the alleged offenders and nov We a-e informed thar
the reason is that they have committed no ourife@
all We cannot, of cenrse, judge whether Mr. sireng
is riqlt or his accuseIs hut We must ssy that his sac
ment is very plausible one, and that If they DC no'
presently oyerthros it by clear evidence, the Puoe IN
bs quarter Will incline 10 give verdict IN i4''r O.
the Peaver Island NOrmous.
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=. - fLe - beneft Of lhose -, af ~

90 bore to ss seHseT.s a. re ls- 90 % -
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49, D-ir-sT paoe. - ~ tsfor n
nj .rcBree o. liberal l@-chaa; who = Fra MS "a =
every Ifel o. YES crF goa i1'-i'
- t.o1s.sr,os VIII r. F1fzr- u'rcly 1ri-l
49, n az. o. insrtuTs couple u IT, h- - %
cslis iIS t,i6 To m0sJ. lie ta,l-12n p 80 r ~
"a on, pi. easry o. John Ia1u,so1 - r' Ted !.
80 - 4g- ri .ga0 osed q - b1s - 4, 'e
brter sre r.i larger seuaW T7fh So woe Nno
~ cry .s-fefs V-fs ssefy ntc-ssefY ~ ~ q
eql ca J. 100
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A CAnB.-SUErKR AED IT'S REBULTs TO eC2 hAr-
TINc YfRn.
orenss q Hzse has npb oeen % >2
plefe IL aciett5c h.rf.nz a. - r-1s.ng ss-lo1
Tbaks seiy ts1cro - noes - or 11ifons To or "a
ecpsecufre sesscls ksye ls1t ~ r ppor 70 or
FEsTilsTI hssFtz CAsfez HAT,
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blaine r--,ocrxne Convention

bANJDh, F0day J1T J. ~
The Democratic state Convention tiled iheir uouoes
o. fo conferred seats by siaiiilg al The oabls d--gA
~ Th- Conv-uinn tfen pr'"-ec.d ." D d. - ~ cAa
-. tr G. y-rnor Nth to- faloEiug rssu., ~ the ursi
a.. Aio. r Pi..ha-y 20 hn H. Ogden. 20 oAsP
- Carey l2s. W + : hn r 90. sr,f-riug q
N the thTd ballot IL P!souFy received - 0aI OF ol'
,y,ses and was declared Quay nominated
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CITY REFORM.

We yesterday laid before eur readers the sia.s. Of
the CITY Reform Committee, advising the people tha, Il
has determined hot to take a leading part in the
sDprcschng election under the reformed charter but
win s'mply occupy advisory position. Instead Of
,ops forward and nominating Reform candidates, or
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1..rvs,,,e utornln.

We shall issue IN TUESDAY MORNING. The T1b-
ma. for California, Oregon end ts SaHdHrs Islands.
n viii contain summary # al tie Lateat Foreign
ard Domestic Ne since the sailing of the sss steamer
Nonev and Market Reports Marriages.. Deaths, &c.
Single copies in Erppers ready lsr mailing. can De
had al the Desk OF Tue.day Morning. Price cents
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Mime Democratic ,1ate c yrveuriou.


The Demoo-aiic STATE Come ton foT rhe nomination "
candidate II Governor assembled here this morning
Col Ira T. Drew - York. chos-c Chairman and
J,nesP. Ncl-ri-e. Of York, and A B. TArwe. OF Farm
pgt,p. ScrstA-es Coz mites Of rom each COan
~ Wa chosen n Credentials, and the Convention al
iarned al r. the report >. said COmstiee, which sill
b. ready al o'oock this evening.
One thousand politicians great and sman are IN a'isnc
aree
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For EE-upe.

The L. 8. Mai Steamship Humboldt, Captain Lines,
WI leave This port TODAY II noon, for Liverpool
Tn Semi Hey TribuHo confirming 81 ne latest news
can be lad at tie Desk Thi, Xorn.Ds, in wrappers,
re4dy Tor mailing.
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Scx,-uaun,slre LegisIatHr-s

CONNOAD, I1Hrsli' Jlh' % I7'lt
yAersoIuons endorsing re AdmEistf sion Of Pf-'iasas
- and b.. polly thus far we're adopted 5y the House
~ Il prss-uiu'ves To-Day
qb1-e offered BY ~ Emery. Whg, q Portsmouth res
We 10 the acquisition Of Causds And Cub' were rejected
IN. House agreed 10 a6i uTn gu saturday.
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The su.pieiou- Vessels from New-Orieans-The & am-
bertrand Coal Miners.

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New Orleans papers u tafosy lsst are rsc~iF-4
The Ficoyuns says tho TO suspicious armed 'es,-s
,esn .oir 0ut 4 the mouth of ss.pp proved 70
b. pleasure yachts With party u guDDers On board
n, Gun terend J1uy4Ql say tie s IKE Al tne Hi1=s
entirely a. al end, all the hasiIg kOue 70 work
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Aem'2loTk Dailp Gribnne.
SATURDAY July , 1853.

r. Persns vting Tbu- .ee = hel resaeacs g 80
-|Prnsa ~. .as tt s9ds Il he Pobe1ao one. c.
enS 70 ihrsugs the Pot Sos. scs U cents Wset-FaJos