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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
Markets . Carefully REPORTED FOR Tar N Y TsIsuyr

SATURDAY. Scpt-tn Der 3-P. Il
ASHTS-The market erIaer sales sbls "a sE
So; and Peslls 81 - -
Sales l.SV bass
FLOUR AND sfEAIour market grades and
Wscgn Flour ic better the demand qr sPecnA
ton icirSoa Of better prices BY the Atlantic The d. nj
for delivery continu good AID
dong Ca2aaian quiet oi Of 30 hhs sold
evening s. IS held firmly The sales Of Western Canal
bis
liked fancy Michigan and nla4 and good Oa0
closing wih nohag Be had Above inside ffesof th
lbs delivery
OeoeeE 6eseEy. Southern better the de4at
r11l sales OF i2c Dos <t1<o for oAo Bs5re
AexsllIia ard Georgetown and 20 Sa>I 20 Fancy Aso
BIS pfiVs.e Rye Fegr and wsnsed s7i
aud q 81 s. .or superfne Corn Msa bsi:F wliA
gsel demand sales Of rs bEls Jersey g. mess ~
GRAINWhsa sgan 10 cents better the demand
nuss scyo aEy 20 arrives there sso god asury
ior MILLING The zes embrace y 80 b1seis fair eals Was
Megsn 81 IS 4s laoCe bushels Prime Wake OzO
ST; 2lO6 brshels Ordinary Whe oAi5
The aef Ter invoke IN transit 20 Lvep0 Il 0e bgsl-l5
Coed PEze White Southern 81 SG$l 81 seq blshels
PTe His Canadian. 81 So Rye i ssias saAl os
tse Osts irnez Aes Of safe and WesrcEn a. ~ 5.
ard jersey Il a<ic Corn ucve ard the sales
500 bushels y e4s for Unsorni; 'fdl5c fer solhsE1 White
tad Mixed; as5se for Weaea Mixed ne for Round Yellow
7eeese ioE SesiAesn Yellow ana sc ior Roand Waite
Whlshf-fhe ns<ket frn with fair demand Sales
bls Sc for Ohio and DC FOR frson Dru1so better Sales
Of - hhds- al Sc time and interest
PRoNslONSThcre little change IN the vsle Of Po-i
the demand god AID the arvas Light stoSk OF Nszs ,aA
PRIME red eeS ~ abSsf D Eco sb vhh limited TIE as
zee bl sl5 s$ie s. As tl4 SIS for Ps us
sl css o Cesr s&d s2 - for RuEps az IS $l5 for
gti.s Beef asdsTsss Eeqsss; ConaI yssssy yssy
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SATURDAY. Sept. ar. Il

SATURDAY Sept 81. 81
The Stock market much more firm in prices, with
arser transactions Of a speculative character AT the
Second Board the rates lower for cash but at the
rates buyers options Parker Vein closed cent lower
Crystal Palace recovered to par Nicaragua, cent
lower; Central Railroad, y cent? Cumberland Coal II
The sound Stocks presented few variations.
The Exchange market coseddu, with greater supply Of
bills more active demand, rise in the market would
bring forward greater supply from the South, which have
been withheld in consequence of the tighness of money
here The depression in bills the South West has been
partly caused by this circumstance inducing some receipts
of gold The rates on New Orleans have fallen in thirty days
Iall cont Some gold has already arrived as well from
the West as the South.
The news by the steamer Atlantic is of very favorable
nature The war question OF less dangerous aspect
and all commercial news favorable for American inter
sets decree of the French Government suspends vir
tualy the Corn Laws the LIST January next The excite
ment in Breadsufs continues Continental buyers out bid
ding all others rise OF francs per heccrc Il $40 OF
a busheD had taken place throughout France.
The Money market was less active with slight decline in
stocks both of which were attributable to the weather
tending TO enhance fears in relation to the short supply of
BreadstufIs and its influence upon the money markets
The exports of Gold from England have been enormous
The United States Economist Of Saturday has under head
Of Money Article following useful table showing the
rivals Of gold in London and New York from January 10
August I, for two years
Of 4 l.
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s.ssrP Rosnsks cavsadg, IA RisA1oal &c rh ai.s 9,
Lad / fleass1fs-
PaeEes51 os,aiA Weed TIavrs s. aav sais al 80 7,s,a
r-zs ~ Nhock IT. Hsi tLs ls.sf a. -.
sri Lot sn. tdr-l ha-r Brs17cn ~ dsr. b ~ -
plsssnErrs . AeTer sucker.
Pa-rcsdr A.l11lcs- NcNls I-1al 8 iivA raise. All
Tfs1rrrers firnBe Mills-u TIE 10 lssn
uff.F-1 O. lie Eas : board lsr
Arr i-. - q lon n ereaansea srl.s ya o. E u
tat1 ~ v1la1 --re-illi b. nj 2 Az Is t 90 y
- 8 fs srcts shp Wa Yen from SvYork Is das asa-s
for HaTFe. Ass d h- g 81 .9a . - paeei b. sip D-cas
Tr-ce lcr9l = sst Pm j.; - 81 oa- - ex-aasel sni
With stetr-ship ha.-ic. h-rcs i1- Lvrr1'ol-
Es M0sfs- JAVA ClesS3 -Ts ccor- &c- 20 G. Bslkley
Blk Meteor fBrl Elliott A-ccbo p R. is alvs te
hk-rd Won sch avg - t., s. iol H. sP5ke Brs Poagi
ba7 h1uud LfveruooL
Brig RIA Perrvi As,. C- 20 fsys wins Laaf1 Co
E Nsnlsr rI Dlsils Wa u tsvs plaster mister
Pre- Iiea- .of gc-so-a aisk- Fouce PR l. dys - ha
srzar S0UthraTd 4 SOFA
scf Ponaaoe, Bsosa, sav.aaah days 10 : l.
Micheu.
schr. Eveline, -. Virginia 3 isTs rius wood.
se1. Bi0ouag south of Ba.EoE Lewis Aaaso.ll . days
cotton. Sc. % = sheldon
ehI Monir Lsv savannah days .aires s1sss
C'r1rman Co
schr F. Pane Hszns Trsro Mas dsTs fsh % rlser
sehr Luther Clare saoT harEch days Lsh 70 muster
sAILED-Brenen ship F. J. wisAshaasn s5E London.
BELoW-oue bark AMI tro brisz.
NISD-Durirs the day
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81 Win he slsss Of Lsa. hs1ses viii
eniy - Distinguished clearly a hall shst dista.es

N-i'srraaera S-C1rsi sf 4fe, si.trsss q fszr-it
Te crg commune ats2 ~ tis Depsrtn ca q War
Ia 0f-h Navy have be2 received AIS bl-etl All a. t11
cAz y = er sray-s u7ya hos. s-enty 80 Tef II
r-s1ct 70 che hclss Of AEcrs Of rlica rctce vas ~ =
n IRE Grsts q he - a September cs>srr1az 7csJ1
ard Oshtr tAs ka0wde 81 wAca q,
ing firm
FI The m IL a.. l,st there has he. lighted ever ssh.
n n ne sstrg tie Of he tAe waeh sr n
a the eleva,ei POINT Of IL
rual hnsrrn Who's Ex- fxdshe being Tor ne Of
ANTS with srEe wicks and rejected b. metallic sts
level Of The - feet 81 Bzrg rs -edtc-
N,rrr Jrr- l. 1875 George LASS De la VEGA
CoLLEcroz's OFFICE DIsrRfcr Oc.Acoxs Aag - "a
TIE Hsrbor Is ard Bar VIII De removed rn her
tn Oh eptcuber nex. u1lerSo rePi-
buov h s aa wi b. piscd y re 30 ghc1 cii = ea
tte ofth-ee miles OLIVER DEWEY sup. clLshs
Ills hsstcr contained er from Captain Roen Cali F Of
e Pivmcrih Rock q nostons
Fs-s 90 aot 20 The Heads bn hre felty IN
ccuinr good ind o-eeze ns,ti n he
tide strorg On the food here ice p n
ha breeze Bring Tn sh-oree the >oor lad
and IN M naruest pl yO half mile u 81 aasi eer
side advss he ut ioT3Ttr -
The @ There good anchorage a. sco1 - yea aFe vel
Inside Ssretn To.n,p
BUrSo AYRrs July 2Ths bocksi OF tbs port BY th vass
II the srys Grnefa Ursux eat-ha % east
ihe Isaes Roads AMI pes them
selves the disposal Of the LEGAL Government has up % he present.
date 0 has zen Tire parties " -
ratfeG OF the tokads Apr tt 5ttycsses o. al
nations aEs daily coming IN and leaving a. 1rncey
OPENING ~ New Pc2TA nort called Nt1fn n ne a.
10 f vcs for the purpose OF loalas os AL oher pro
drctiSrs Of The country
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To Mariners.

fOHeisll-DEPAETxEsro STATE WAssSsrox Aag 80 issa-
The fuoEng Notice Hzrnef' concerning sats hs
AAat ard African Span hs been c0nl1c1sd The
STATE b. .he Legation Uned A.ird.
Published to the be1st Of those whom
l-HYDECSz B-REAg-Iu puf.ss1ce
ROYAL By NsTy Dspertraat
putL-r hereby The following wllc1 as been Al
he Dspse- l1read b. the 81 L
he Purpose OF recyng rel.i0l
Hens Iaas Province Ccr1rna The
which s1.o1lcst a r1e notice Mariners d Ap
the pa5lisa-d ~ he biographical Bareal-
Nor ExcELLENT mistake E4F1g made l. the
thar Deparas ~ hs Pltsniencyo o. q. hlas-s
or Ia lighting 81 IL IA h91ss u
Azls iss1cl IL spP@rZtus l5 5-el stz-i Of
tired red lxh- wsen ovJ be Ezsd pale srly Est.
vEie1 b. rcd -lA.iaz emitted eT-ry lr l-ll-eA es-
the Gen W p has ben pleased drsct the
E1eeenrg u CIDER tast yg1 nay
= lave n -esr psesad y be Hyl7sfs7hie Ba-
n he - q .1st Apr Frcpery rec-iet-
By crter Excee1.y
I1-Qr1-aIl01 ard cc15e tue@t e-orts'
toae2 n "a Jsre1sazg aHaLoano4-
ATLANTIC OcEAx. CoAsTs GALLfctA
Lilhflc1se o. the sss-ks llr tPrgTiace C5r1zlaD
Frc tie 18th dsy Of JAY there VIII D ixhed every niz
te ths srlnx he Of The LzhA0use sssba1
he eco.d pnes P-1eeag % h.nohElr Of he prt7
eDsl island fran the Of tie THIS LEl
koase latitude - 2 81 snd l1as-sds 81
- Of the obserT,ror q sia Fsrnazto Is s7pr-5 q
n. 1rz s.sp1-.. els node q fans Agaf vazsi
b red ,einsIoEa Of ever four zastss ~ lsk ei Above
ssss1i nc niles Bat sas ss1ssssa u he h; sszs ssrs
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Spoken. DC.

50 dfys
Az = British Cssnsl was .<en ship Win black e-os IN
hsr rec7s supposed The yoaias from Philadelphia to Liver
yccL
hf propeller b11nd Supposed
the City Cd from Fhiiaie pha for Liverpool
Aug - at 81 50 loa = - bark sarah Olney Cottse d non
bcst0c ksw-O rleaus
Aus IS lAt H. "a snip Union days from New-YoFk for
NewOrleuus.
Ans s iai 4s 81 lon 81 Arctic, from N,w-York for
Liverpool
Avg e. LAT IS Ion u brig Eirs (of NewYOrk) Brown nom
Philadelphia Cor CaFicusA
Arg - lat q o.. On 81 - ship Patrick Henry, hnroit In Lon
don for Ncw-iork
Ans . . u Is Humboldt from NswXork for
Aug n on Ss a ship Old England BarsOw IN New
York for Liverpool.
Aus 81 Il IS Ion IS ~ ship w,vey CLARK from cali for
Boston.
Arr Is in the Gulf stream 2 ship JoAn Harvard from
Ncw-Orssns for Liverpool time, aip Emblem from New
Orleans tor Nigo.
JAY Cape Horn bark Liuwood fom Baltimore uo. New
York as before Teportedl for San Frruc.scO
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[Frnn onr Cornrnondent.l

PHILADELPHIA-Arr. Sept 4sh. schrs Bloomfield Beckvh
ssfgaffs BSe; susan Kelley Rhnonf Va Counselor stan
RE Rencr Mson Hercules Dolrher
Delaware Breakwer Capt Mason reports brig Charles ker
shaw Port Prince. NtwY0k having into Break
water for rrov the Isl sil
Piled Cd g. steamships City Of Boston Fisher, Boon Penny
Bayroe Richmond; Kelne5ec Clark NewYcrk; snip
WestmorelAnd Ocean Lverpoo hark Coori sck Rio de ia
reiro bg MJra Fuller Boston -hrs C. Patterson Dole Boz
Wsfchie, Wooster, Boston
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WrhaIers.

Ar At Boston Sert BRIG Samuel Cook Smith North Al.nt
Ocean with 10 hbls 80. 50 10. blackish oil
sailed New-LOndon, Aug ST. ship reusdoS Mercy Ps'a
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,,a,,,e,.......R eports4 BY riegrssh

Providence SEPT 3-CorToNOgr r1-rSc: remains dsL Dol
n has decided effect upon prices snd ne anort
ofbucs SMALL total sales l9T t1e week 9ly
s2ff PRINTING CLoTBsAlrket duh aaa prices iFeSaEi
reiss< rie
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sehr. Sarah Victoria coia Georsst~, &c sa.-. usv, .s
o 2. Elcsa1u. & Sen.
SEN. Ne- ats dc-tsn ss7Aza.s iiss N-crssiy
Nor Co
schr Aia-ir. GoTinsr. WTiniaston NC isyz
Foci. -. Ner -ll-rea- aar
So. J.lia Ana Lord n ii -torr- c.. lays
Srcr Frrdr-fc- Brown Gartrr-. Prov ne : -s-s
s-ccr Joel Hall Cay. 71-t,11i c. 2 lIra
StiIED-Sicslfrs Ealf- Live-1oo NsiSn. Cis-i-ls1n
F1T6s Ssva1nAh. Jscssorn So-k he ships SEee7slkeS
crreT) S1l Frlrcsc1 aon. Liverpool; Ds5s.
H.Tre. XII asois, SsvO..szas; bg Robert Pei orx R-.
trc.o.
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BY Telegraph.

PHuApELplfA Sept l2sj
DAsTrrThe bark Plsr which ai hence the 5A uit o
I.rys arrived the BTeskwztsr this afternoon having pat back
With lOss Of foremost
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ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
Embellishments 81 Sets........6 ) MooN-Sets 5li
HIGH waTER......THrs
Sandy Hook Sim Gov. Island % 2n Hell Gate. II oom
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re sesship Raek war7a h.riEs uaasFrsze repairs ~,
down tke BsT t-ial zip yesterday.
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SPECIE IN LONDON AND sEw.Yoax.
Lend u. ---------NcU- l9rs. -
Bauks Snb- treasury.

Banks Sab Treasury. Total
January l....fSI5o0to0 elVS4~4s s<So<9lo lhllSstS
Aperst i...... GI7ooCO lo95Looo $4,000 l92oioOo
The exports of specie from NewYork for this period
were el339509o which deducted from the receipts leaves
sss70OOo excess OF which the banks and Sub Treasury
have sslO0o0o The vast amount of Ss56OioO0 OF Cali
fornis gold had passed through New York from California
and London from Australia since January l-whtherl OF
that which has come to New slOoOOO has gone into
circulation, and perhaps ssSOOeoOo OF that which has
reached London circulated IN England the balance ncary
has gone to other countries formulating trade
IL the process by which gold spreads Itself over she
commercial world radatng from the commercial centers
II Is process which will soon yield returns.
The London Economist furnishes the following statement
of the receipts of gold and silver from the LIST of January
1859, to the beginning of August
Frt-ln the year 1852 we imported
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r,,r,,ss .ssseSo Inc I77Ss2 Dse.Lss,a Ias.IOSS7S

Yhe aggregate quantity of the same articles len at tide.
August inclusive, during the years 1851 and 1855 was as
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&c(0 0lI0 SEVEN PER CENT CON
RSOOsOOO yERTIBLE MORTGAGE SONS q
THE NIAGARA ALls UyDR arr NJ fltlp1n r.r- \

lra
$2OO.OOO sE ay,ElS r ssd1d,d, .G, Cox
TaE NIAGARA FALLS HYDRAULIC c0aPAsYe-rhs O.
x Which ka bsl AID ha, bsea VIII a sw q sssissa
ins The mighty vat Asyafa Falls which low ~
uasay spwsd Of 100 ooo ons per hour sad O. convert
the Falls iEsas1sd en- iuSri set o. s1 I ~ az
is Of The sl1se Or sss "a Fs a. seurs 20 t. r. ,s,.
wster-power unparalleled o. the face u tha gobs.
IN, Propei,i ne .apsHy os o. assy free from <ss
o6-ne, re lnse ,'es Of waeh w Ire best ~
eAi eondion o. AZ without regard that
tend the sostn o. thef canal sad eiher improvement a,s
pTssss,ty d, - - : a4''
ssossns IN ,, 2 OsHasy ssys ,sasa -
ih The ish 70 he kodefs 70 eengert he srn,jY ID
Of the Company time before her aa,pr Tsxs
sonds are iped 20 Iaomss hckrath g Trustee and s
ys tss The iAs proposed osa Tksy are oasrl as
fullest ma iae are placed o. bash @heh eoEsss
sessd gope.s oI ne beys os w BE- received At sss
When The 1as m Be opezed the re bsiss -
-. one ls ia amount s~Eed fos MI be awarded s
Any further Information will be fra.h.d On ,pp1..ga .
be ofes No IS Merchants E1ehanss si. o. a. .as ss
Hew-fDrk, ArE o. l33.
NEW HOPE DELAWARE BRIDGE-At PsbIk q
trsisT .Ss SIT ,, ;.srs Receives t
% 's Ss5 Co y yi,ies Of As q ths Lss
D =
oiaer 81 iA Nft q lhsncfry Of Ae-J-fsey b9 "
&C a. the Ian eviAe House kept By Dnbsrry W-ak
A ne LOWE q Lal1 eeElYile H1nfsfd0a
iJaDA1 ne Afh eay q September between she sfE
400 70 VIZ As ocicck the 1fsgEoaa dAv al thfe4
IN bref seross the fiFer DsEa-e, AbulHsa; ssa IL
sl ~ AA Al sad tn<llar the faenssss 81
The aid COmralg
70 sFsral years pest Il has Yielded clear a.
- $3.50 pr feft-s ~ gayiog the o. So 30 Dss@
''s.lE ssafpls 70 LseP iAs bridge ID SOD repair a.
me TIE >osltrsf cu o. l~ Bssd Dfauale Raott -
heee has beer ensifafy and rapidly tbs nd m
.Ne iD"ns Nhch d celncfs highly 80 rs- .i<ss
IA "a ccafsAf sccffscns 20 their 5ness =
III
rcod rie % ths I'D Bridge sd chartered rzhfs priv
suelisf sal D. tr rlc p1rrcrars Of ulA thos - -
10 Peehase FeieEed sad Ae authosns he fsbse
10 scll he u. III
Any n rhsr m rlsan b lad ~ rs1iy Of ne s5e
sne II whom tf f1snd a. fheir oti-s n 4n3stfs III
he purCh1se Hl b. required tls ~
n erllE1ef ~ rsil TIE co1tss. II
rurchsfs and vii ~ uae knovu u DEAL ~
lay tic rrsvsusy a. ~ eet = thoss w.lg . ~
JDHa RINK
ADAMS 4. DAtf- ,...s~.x e
"A IA. JENkS $500 = f.
JAY ls 1855. SAMUEL LILY nFH
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The aggregate quantity Of the same articles len az tide
,ar f.n, the commencement OF navigation to the Sss
Aucut inclusive during the years 1859 AMI 1883
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Passengers Arrived
~ 51eeLp HlrrcJ l. Bernard and la4 Nrs
Wood cinilt md
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Inc. i2750o0o slosLo~ SS@SON $f9ooSh
This large supply of gold at these two points amounting
10 sssCOa972 lom January to August, has resulted fol
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RECEIPTS or rROpveE AT rIDs wArEE

The ousntty Of Flour Wheat Cora aud Barley lsfs a.
tide wafer during the fourth week IN August in the years
ssS arA ,sss IL As follows;
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second-In less to Aug. l, We imported
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ru'ssd the should~ Joint and bis recovery is very
doubtful His arm was torn Of and be was Otherwise
badly injured.
= Mr. Souihwick, superin'euden Of the Prov i-n r.
and WCrcester Railroad, sustained bat very slight ",
boy, name unknown, about years Old hal
avn ton Fl Il hs body-r.covery doubtful.
Francis kisi, # Whiinsvle was badly hur 30 I
The head
2 Hoses Balou Of Balouvlle was severely ipiarsI D
the head
stewart Of Whtins7ile, was Dangerously inia'sd
about the head.
:. Martin Y. Jefersop bresknan. had leg broken
Dniel CAVITY painter was slightly IN ard.
=. John broEr. Of WtitDsvie bad four os ken.
70 John xarvsL II Nyrihorioge had leg broIsn and
bis hacf hut
j. Moses ltou Of - was fatally injured
% George Bolton Of Wtitnsvlle fst Ally injured
j.. j Craze of Whitir sville. badly hurt
a. Schouler : h)ul-r Waite Of NnitInsviIe was
bitly injured
IS Ruth ; GlAddp- Of PaEtackei, vas slightly Injured
all, u The b.
d. Mr. Plant Of yli;ias .e severely If n)t fatally
injured
L. Francis Gray had two ribs broken
Auorgtte incidents 4 the dsasr Il avery nr1aloas
escape of little GIL whose mother was led i Appears
that she sitting he foremost seat Of the car when
the shock took place The back of the seat OPP site her
was TANNED against her breast; that she could scarcely
breathe She screamed for assistance and her LIE Eas
s2ved by forcing back the timber with rail and dragSog
her cut man who sat tbe .s.t with her wa
instantly killed ~ large splinter running through HIM
tbs socouLt We obtained from Worcester g@atem IN
in New Hsven last evening.
Tie gresst oene Mt prevails all along the route r.
Post Il a. Nv York
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Tie parties sre lrSh Tie prisoner Is an Gilman ,,d
much dsicTmec Tie VIE was mach yogncs- 81 lesys,
inSrt about two nCLiAs old Ram vs. svii4ntlv AZ
The bottom OF the disgusting drama
The Native American CITY sod County Conference met
sean yesterday afternoon. Alderman John Ccnfs 81
hslsBgt r. declared the nominee Of the party for
County Treasurer bis competitor. John C. DObleman
o. he city, by n, oriiy OF seven votes.
Acsm >hetzine, the present Incumbent vas nonniet
fer County Commissioner
Thf Coosrenos adjourned 20 meet again Monday the
goth ms.
The nominations made are John : Ksyseg for
Marshal Of Police John Clouds for County Treasurer
Adam She;zlne for County ComnissioUer
The Sissus ship City u Glasgow arrived 81 this port
this morning from Liverpool
Last evening. the Moyamensing Hose Carnage IA.
ken SCu'h = during false alarm OF Ore Al Broad g.
the persons with the carriage attacked by gang of
boys shO battered the apparatus somewhat with brick
bsis One Young rufan who arrested by Lieut. Ham
ion hsd quantity Of brick bats piled up his Ter
while the light used for thro wing them
During the week ending yesterday, 30 . tuns Of coal
transported the Reading Railroad and 2o5l tuns
were shipped by SchuyRil Canal
The hest was So intense 10 day. that many out door
workmen were compelled 10 0esst r)m labor We heard
OF several who taken 20 their homes overcome BY
the excessive heat but have not learned Of aoy eases
which terminated fatally
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

PROMINENCE. Friday RIO A. VI.
collision occurred ON the J.ceSter ktllrOtd ABOUT
soclock this morning near the Boston junction between
the regular morning tram from tnS Ci;y TO Worcester
and an excursion train coming down
The cause of the accident is siid % have been owing
70 variation ottwO minutes in the watches OF the Iii
cheers The engines were totally demolished
AT the time our reporter left there were Ii bodies
taken from the ruins
The Boston train coming in this morning stopped near
an hour to render assistance 70 The sufferers ana mas
gst arrived
Mr. Southwick the Superintendent, is bruised con
sderaby He jumped from the cars. and was injured
mostly by splnters and blocks from the ears Ut Maui
ran dressed his wounds aud he is doing we'll
Nj TAFT the President of the Worcester Road, was
the at tie time OF the accident ou' eSc'Pe1 VII"
sight injury
Georce Griffin ncvsboy GA the road is said 60 be
among the Killed.
Of the collision bat shall have inil particulars oy II
O'CLOCK
SECOND DISPATCH.
spRoyDENcg Fri A1s I'm.
The collision occurred near PawtUcket and u Is now
ssccrtSned thar twelve lives are lost and about twenty
I've more less iuju,cd
The following are the names oftae
KILLED;
Rev Mr. Penny Episcopal Clcls. man, o.h'a.ms az
Grace Church. Providence.
W Wood, of Norilbrilee
John h. Perkins, fireman, Of DNbridcc.
Mrs. Plant wife o. Geo. pIant of W nitinSvLlc
ftter Plant, son Oi Geo Plan.
A ChareSWoTtl, o, Nhif4svIe
Thomas Brown Of WlitiuSyl,e
William Fuleilo1e. Of Mhtn,yil.r
Ms Caroline kcl moud. wife of John Richmond
Peter Rogers, OF North C>bfd-e, AID two o.Acrs uu-
kUCVp
Wounded.
Francis Reed, of Wtitinsye
George Plant, of Whitinsvile.
Hosea Ballou, Of WOOusOcket.
LdSsrd Green engineer OF the uP-train -badly-sey-
elal ribs broken.
Stewart Winslow of ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Daniel Ganty, of " htnsyile- slightly.
Martin c. Jefferson, brakeman-leg and arm broken.
John Brown, of W hitinsyille four ribs broken
Moses Bolton, badly wounded.
Mrs. Gaddng wife of Charles Gladding Of Pagtuckei,
slightly
John Marshall, of North UxbTilge, leg broken
George Bolton Of Nhitinsvle, leg broken.
John Crane OF ditto, badly bruised Schuyler White,
'ol ditto; aud Others-nam not asccrtained yet
lie accidea, il attributed t. TIE CXtrlge train beng
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out oftme-ard il il ssid the Conductor watch vas on,
Of order. The collision Wa terrific
On tLe UXhrdge train the third passenger car lea al
over the second and killed three persons Who were at
tempting 10 escape Nv tbe windows.
Mr. Southwick, Superintendent Of the Provideacs
and Worcester Road blurred on the head
One poor boy had his arm torn ont from the so'ke-
Tie dead were horribly uangled Niue Of them
deposited tide by side at Valley Falls. and pre-
scented melancholy spectacle
Tie wounded were taken 70 Pagtucket a1l Waller
Falls Oh straw.
The spectacle was Almost horTd one-the broken cars
the crushed eDfine-tbe dead aud dying-is said to
have furnished never before witnessed in these
regions
Mr.. Hoppin. cigar maker Of this City, crawled out
from beneath the Worcester train but little injured
Two killed by lis side. Mr.. Clark, Manager
Of the coal miIe at Valley Halls, who was the sans
seat with Sir. Tenny escaped uninjured. Ms. Caro-
lire X. i. Dixie, who was taken 70 the house Of NJ.
George jerks died in about two hours in great agony.
The dead and dying principally conveyed % Val
Icy FALL and the wounded ~ Pawtucket The body of
Mr. Tctny taken 20 the house Of Mr. Taft a. Paw
tucket.