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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

STEAM is getting to be decidedly old fogy dozen
inventions are on foot for superseding il motive
power One in California substitutes simple water
in France substitutes ether and the "hialutn in Pro-
violence which still retains the full confidence Of the in
yenor and the projectors and the shares of which are
held at $500 for $50 paid in substitutes
tsm, which supplies the power without loss Of materia
or cost beyond the construction Of the machine Which,
If either viii be carried into practical and successful
operation remains to be proved but the days Of steam,
by the decision Of the whole scientific world are
bered and the only question is what element Of mo-
tive power shall take its placc.-Proridence Journal.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

SLAVE CAsK IN ISDnsA-A slave case at Indianapolis.
which has produced considerable excitement there
concluded Saturday order from the United States
Commissioner release John Freeman from JAIL where hs
had been confined since the 2lst Of June last fugitive
slave. The State Sentinel says:
The claimant, p. Ellington Of Missouri after
animation Of the testimony adduced by Freemans
sell was convinced that he had claimed the wrong man,
and through his counsel j. A. Lston withdrew the claim
The testimony Is clear to Freemans being an entirely
different person from the slave Sam, claimed having
run away from Greenup county Kentucky. II is also
proved beyond doubt that the latter is now in Canada
Freeman identified by witnesses Of excellent charac
ter now in Georgia and Alabama being free colored
man who lived in Georgia until 1914.
"a civil suit win be instituted by Freeman against
Pleasant Ellington for false imprisonment and process rs
sued accordingly. The damage claimed Is ten thousand
Of the Circuit Court, the fourth Monday in October
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

REVOLUTIONARY WIDows.-Twenty- -four hundred claims
have been made upon the Department for pensions under
the act Of February g. 1883 granting pensions to the
widows Of officers and soldiers Of the Revolution who
married subsequent to the year 1900 When the
law enacted it generally supposed that there
would not be more than three hundred claims in all.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

THE HEALTH or CUMBERLAsD.-The Cumberland Tele-
graph says that the cholera in that place has considerably
abaed and the that have occurred during the past
week were generally Of mder character and readily
yielded medical treatment The streets already pre-
sent a more lively appearance.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

GES. TAYLoRs FAMILY.-The ST. Louis Republican
says In noticing the death Of Col BLIss several of the
papers have fallen into the Of supposng that Mrs
Bliss the only surviving member Of Gen. Tayor's
family This is There is sister, the wife Of
Dr. Wood, Surgeon United States Army and Col Taylor,
son of Gen Taylor, both still living"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

Mr.. EDWIN NJ YEnGER, the Wing candidate for Con-
gress in the Memphis district of Tennessee who, accord
ing to the official canvass defeated only by two votes
has proposed to his competitor Hon. FRED p STANTON,
rather than contest his election before the House of Rep
resentatives, to the again, which Mr. s.
declines doing Two thrown for Mr. YERGER, which
would have made it tie, thrown out because they
contained too many names.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

EXECUTION wooDwARD.--Danicl n woodward con-
yicted Of the murder Of his wife, hung in the Jail
yard Of this city yesterday morning between ii and IL
o'clock. The execution was private He made no con-
fcssion, and met his fate with apparent indifference
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

Anr1vAL OF THE STEAMER PowHArAS IN CHiSA.-A
Shanghai letter Of June 9th which we find in the Lon
don Times says: Her Macstys steamer Hnes arrived
from Hong Kong at Annoy this morning. and the U. 8.
steamer Poha reported in at Woosung this morning
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03
From Customs. Public Lands. Mise

The comparison is chiefly valuable as indicating
the amount of the dutiable imports during the pc
Rod named as the official statement will not be
furnished for several months to come. Taking the
relative proportion between the revenue and duti
able imports of last year the basis we shall have
the following result
ending June 90 Receipts Customs, Duoble Imports
1852 .......... s47,9soScs 90 slsS,2S25os
1853 ............ 5s,03lSo5 50 22s,1GT7lo
journal OF Commerce
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APPOINTMENTS DY THE PRESIDENT.
Diplomatic Agents, Consu's, and Commercial
Agents appointed since The oath Of Nay, 1858.
DIPLOMATIC.

DIPLOMATIC.
ROBERT j. WALKER, Of Mississippi, to be Commissioner
to the Empire of China.
r. AUGUSTUS ERvING, of Connecticut to be Secretary
of the Legation at the Court of Russia.
DAVID L. GnEGG, to be Commissioner to the Kingdom
of Hawaii
PnILo WHITE of Wisconsin, to be Charge dAffares to
the Republic of Ecuador.
JOHN NJ. DANIEL, Of Virginia, to be Charge dAfares
to Sardinia.
THOMAS Il. MASSEY, of Alabama to be Secretary of
Chill.
DANIEL E. SIcKLEs of New York. to be Secretary of the
Legation to England.
CARROLL SPENCE, of Maryland, to be Minister resident
at Constantinople.
JONI W. DANA, of Maine, to be Charge d'Afaires to
the Republic of Bolivia.
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For Vera Cruz, JOHN 7. PICKETT of Kentucky.
For Bayonne, JOHN p SULLIVAN, of California.
For Mozambique, GEO. X. DwYER of Massachusetts.
For Annoy, THOMAS ii. HYATT, of New York.
For St. Johns, porto Rico, JOHN Parsons, of Florida
For Lima, ]. CALEB SMITH, of California.
For Marseilles, SAMUEL DISsMoRE, of N. Hampshire.
For Elsineur, +. b. WELLS, of New York
For Leith, JAMES MCDOWELL of Ohio.
For Matanzas, EDWARD WoRRELL, of Delaware.
For Glasgow, PHILIP I. HEARTT, of New York
For Genoa, L. FELIX FoREsTI, of New York.
For Turks Island, JOHN L. NELSON, of Maryland
For Mannheim, JOHN SoHERrF, of Maryland
For Pernambuco, WILLIAM LILLEY, Of Ohio
For Bahia, JoHN r. BENNETT, of Missouri.
For ST. Jago de Cuba, STEPHEN COCHRAN, of Penn.
For Shanghai, RoBERT G. MuRpHY, of Ohio.
For Amsterdam, r. G. BAnSwELL, of South Carolina.
For Aspinwall, IN. Grenada,) G. w. FLETCHER, Ala
For Stuttgardt, MAX STETTuElMER, of New York.
For Fuh Chau, CALEB JONES, of Virginia.
For Paita FAYETTE NJ RINGGoLD, District oe Columbia
For London, GEO. N. SAUNDERS, of New York,
For Bordeaux, JAMES POLK, Of Maryland.
COMMERCIAL AGENTS.
For Padang, (Sumatra,) ROBERT r. PUnvIs.
For St. Paups de Loando, (Africa,) JOHN g. WILLIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

Lc Il. AID Pass. Va q Seosan TO las A1Aai'
=
II Por J-r. DAVID sa-ey Z isi''a7s IA N'' Cara
Fru1E q PCEtsn- ,s..-.
al q MA-icr Ccun.y. O. 7 -
The & Juse S.ea. NJ sltha1 La g. 70 Ms Eea I-s
tofh Circfrrsu -, a.,
n he Psrti.t Chsre q Mszs3o =
&c Y,ss q aroma Cushtr-. hcth CT Ssl Fr<-cisca .
N ssu Frsncisco. JAY 70. Nr Wn Coivie Ms Ma
On tie q, yuiy Nj 2 wsnSn.sr ., Ms Ke caFis 0 Saa
ul, n Herry Alert Tra-naeL ~ An La >sh ABE - -
4, ssrs Ro the III JAY NJ Joel .aHs % Ms Jazz = Va
vicsor. al @; >snfa Rcfa- 81. a., o., W..
o., >toeStcr 70 Ms. Jer-ha A. Jrres u PeoTA II noS .
Il Ns-,sve - DAVID Hayttl q s9l FrAce4o y hs
Jsre Derriscn. Muysvis an MY z l - l. a. ~
AiNaso the 9Th Julv. Henry ~ Va ke1oers4 % IT n =
Pefkirs 18th Francsso
July the A1rte Pedro NilAI 3 Lee, ., iAa 1-
MISE % Ms Martha 4. Johnston ~ fsyAs
nison Church o;
2, ora Dolores B1rke. al u the Cts o. Stns Ba-
IL Cccn Hollow July IL James X Giles 20 Ms hosi 2 Jog =
On re JAY Mr. William Hes Co<h- torn tf e.
nora LzEie Jsue Beck. frury Of lna a1a ' va
2fh. NJ. Evsller l. Mess 70 Mis- Al aA44
Tls r. tch Of C.aFk County. T . - 4
Jsly a Sir q L Gardu. I, Ms Nay Parker bo'a o { k
Counrv. q j. =, ,,.., n, . A.,
h cI.easss County July Nj Dvi P BA,-L q waslason
Tsrrtrv 70 Marah v GARNER. u { aulaS o. /
In Mlon CountT q Juae 18th ~ e. w chester Of Oh
Ar Noieuune HI, Jl, sh NJ EleAzer O. Bard - Ms MAY
Farf ~
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DIED.

BROoSE-Ai Huntsville. Texas: JAY 49, Rev Robert B,oone
isInr ..,.,... a.. -. ,u-u-, an, nv -.
s SiSE Mons SSs and H c AZ s' q ; K G s
Lo YSBE c.nins Aas ~ Nn.aet NJ wife Of
Ts fisIds Of the family are ectfsy invited
I'd u, LhaIsi.l At Soe 0e from her
LEFOULU-on wedns~Ay. Aas % the fal ,oee Of Ssed
mnoiy Lou. Mas, l, .g,ua only son O. ;se ne ma uo
~. sdsae Of 81 JONAS Coesr Fordham His funeral will
,sie On. place. n ardas mor9 At y os'c iTsn .Ie
h'srsrdsoiber No.a ct a, ~ ~ ,u n. nj
be ta1,u Greenwood c, neisiy ios nieruenL -, -,
Hem WIDOW Of the a James \ H-rne Of the p''sn
Jh- freSd.o Of III m $40 ;ao.- ofh-r william JAMS
and Daniel ern those her Ihos Sry and gsan'
5s) oc',c ron :, la,e residence. No 3 shl -
Minor IN the j. year Of his 'se erS
MoIFarA p.nsuv Conn Aug p Capt suihoay Mea4 aged
67yesls month. aid fdss formerly oae OF ta' Port" a'n OF
sMTfi-Oa Wedre.day morning Avg q Edmund R. sgi.h .on
4 Rev T. and Eleanor v D. smith, sged years u mouhs AM
&C. ss S,, r 1S s s. Ss Es''' O'''
c,LwosNsA. ,.. ~, a..
u.. ,.sd IS aoris. ,nd 10 dys tiash.F Major Wee
= ,ss Fr,rc5o July 3d. Charlie, Brssr aged 81 Yeas for
IN 81 Jav 9Th Archibald Rome aged 81 years. FIRST
As,'srt trsresrof the ssaner John = serhets 4, s nj,
cteerse New Han share ssd yesIs Lucsn snow Of
~ fS.Se ruounne Co. Ja-e John oDOnaen Of PRS
Franc July So i too icr NAIVE OF Ntlf
4, Piaceryi ly 18th typhoid Charles dder aged
chout 1n years. .. .
Near Monterey JAY Eth Thos iodsst. aged ye9 naive OF
z, tor. Mae foi many resicert o. frluf
frfe5 . Fr1rcic1 js'l 20 Jnfy = lv g. joseph
Robin France astd - J9ss9h West Sweden, yrt IN
Frs.re Han New Jersey 81 years NcNman, irellnd6 I'm
Frsuos Bi.elow Watsrowu: Mas go VI sl{dis y
rro i3th James Foss, Ire and g. Charles II brit Ne"
YCrk ID ltt Mara knsou. San Francisco MY alnn'-
isH Nova sofia - 18Th, T. Tory New lS5A, aeea year,
IN Strau Hen burg 18th, John T. Tory san trancLco II
mi" Fin Warren EIie Poem years Harvey JOINS a. Nor
.,.r. Nm. Jordan. Ireland. a James frnces
rce ?; John Lowher, En9ll9d g. l5h yaii Klai'5 AZ
ar'.s Thrdor. Germany p. st J. C. Gunner fnlani D.
L p Ia ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

Le lad oarned Lie rglts. and thst, knoFnZ he dsre1
siDia q IN by process xhns4 Certainty of '1,,e'
they % ;s;ed to- often 10 d. an foolish hinz - rs
sgsin LEY "foTsed over With good srso= IS the
cfulc oTnard
Baltimore feeling greatly eis'sd, proose3si 10 the
spuo;tc place 20 fnDsrsGss hi adviser AM p-0no'sr
Which - did, gratefully snd chSsrfuly sesoeinkto 4x-ss
en- slLousa Eve cClar- out of pocket bs.id-s not a
little ohsgrir ard sef coDdein 1.oE ami no-te s,u %
piit u BE- d-c "a bis iii of exp-n.-s He avoTs bis
purpose lie eetry fought 20 tie bet stSactsge
hereafter
This advraory trsrssc,on Suggests Esp a,uis'io1.
which would Ard 70 NJ GamYtion Cct@. of the
Na IA. boards IL has the ODD'GrG~cs Of oS1'-Ts't7f
Dess aid q Justice tempered with mercy well sat
Eoah fan s5ut oct The suspicion ta., il n) pre-
ctded by some INDIRECT il Eo direct, encourage nsat %
tie swrde question by bidding pr.ising The dec-p
suction or otherwise. with eye - bis 81
particular game q sifsngsrp ucking At any rate It b.
hayes s;rsr gers 20 tfeat al sucn friends rogue.
hey desire TO be the ssfe side
II The tact of be foregoing should prove ssTv'7sbe to
u youthful and inexperienced c IS OF sir.rs 70 al
ready r.,re0 10 whom The Cryt. P4lscs haul sby a.
racis 10 The City 10 urusraI nrmbers hs be cpitec
10 let %. more xp.rienced lok ont for ia -n-sv--
c,rtrf ec mtspxbs 20 them. by the spr Of the
MARI which has become aim ~ pr,v.rh that the nan
ko oLfs ne gbkOf mock ocfi0H dsssrrss Il II svisid
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NEW,JFRsEY ITEMS.

RELIEF FOR THT Niw ORLEANS SUFFERERS ~ the
last meeting Of the Comm Council re.o1t1n. ofsr q
by AID .Isrne- adopted requesting Hi- Honor t1-
Mayor 10 call pubic meeting for the purpose % FaNnk
FUNDS snd ndDg relief I" such indgen, psrs are
suffering from the Dire .df1 now raging in New
O,les"s No Committee prepared 10 &C. Ia the N 4
ter tits resolution reached Toe Mayor officially on ~.
urdsy he IL taking -asurts 10 have iae meeting held
ina .oiatty.
C.hsrr Kennedy although nd nitted - bail contiru 20
70 reside in The suy Of the keeper of the ill She a.
Loved 70 90 ard return a. her pleasure.
The excursion Of hs Continental Guard Of jersey Cts
70 81 Romans Wen will tsse place the 18th inst Mol
dar instead Of ths 3lfh
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MARRIEn.

p sASDFORD-LOOSEY-Oo Wednesday. Alg ?. a Caya-y
Chuch II tbs CITY Rev DR.. HGwks CEe T. -altflrc ks7
SsW-YoEk Ma Elizabeth A. ee- da1h;er q Co. DATA
Loorey. Of hefnphs. Iennes-ee.
MEAHER-DfAS-Af Waterloo ho-dEy. Aas :. y Rev
Gncley Barns AeAher Of Noble As 20 A heea
z daughter oi Richard Dean Of The former pace
IT
On the q Juiy, the NJ Il Church, ssn Csf lelA-a --
az Cl.cksuas Mss Gertrude Jane Hal, q farnil.
18th Jure. sge Rev " N b. hor'e OF p" Aaol sA11
On. sou Cotf-rerce. 10 M-s FhEah<th Wood. Of salem
IL County " raes JseksoaFe HOE JUN L. nAi
air 70 MIS- AMANDA Gall both q Js kson Co1niJ 49,.
on The Oregon Mr. Lewis Byrpe OF oEsoa cry
IL Garden Bo.toe UnpSua 18th jane M J'Ph Holman
n N,uM 0ruhb<.
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MEDNEsDAY. AaL2l-P.M

WEDNESDAY, Aug p -fM
There was large act7ty a; the Stock Board this morn
~ and more disposition specua, than has been no
tced for some time past Quotations had strong up
ward tendency which confined az the Secona Board
Inds I'd the advance rapid ths, reaction Is most
probable The quick passage Of the Northern ght and
the arge amosnt Of gold rece-ed By her. showing that
tie San Juan would divide that profitable rahc
with me panama ine, had favorable effect apon MICA
ragus The sales 6oo shares, closing al 2o-an sd
vance OF y cent. Cumberland was also in active de-
mand 4J9s shares having sold tae market closing al az
irp,ov.raeu, Of a. = cent Parker slso buoyan and
improved cent EesCreek was frn at q Tie fancy
rairoas. were ell better Erie sold freely closing 1t
bid-aa advance Of i ? cent. ye:,srclys prices.
Harlem i. i'm Reading improved = cent Ssoang
ton cen, Norwich = cent &c The sales OF Can
ton were larger ihsn for some time pas, and tie market
tended Upward There more disposition TO bay the
low priced Mineral Stocks 3. both Boards, and fall prices
were Did NcCEloch improved 5oe Aorth C@oiias
zoe Dolly Hide 75c Ulster a Conrad Hill &c &c.
lis believed that when operators have rsrrrsd TO town
FOR the season there will be large Business done 10 these
Mineral Stocks The amour, Of money needed 70 carry
them i. small, and a small advance aa)rds large per
c.page Of profit Ia Railroad Bonds there WAS not much
dor but quotations are improvios safe ana OoYern
NEXT siooAs are quiet.
In Exchang. there is but moderate business and rates
ar.sisaSy Sterling ,as cent, with bat few sales n
the higher rate Francs IS Ia .l3i.
Frsisbts are better TO Liverpool for Grain. We notes
foccO bushels at sid7d Ard reported engage pen' a
I'D Flour q Cd 900 bales Cotton ID. TO LoacOn oo'
bbls Flour %.
The receipts =. the Sub Treasury sisis payment
sni73 balance ss.5lies7.
Ths.hpmen Of geld from San Francisco On 'as !" ~
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1853

from justice, in having committed the ern- OF iirSery
The sccused se believe alta hid To dep Nt-n' OF
the BrIr-h ARP rhsrged r;h having forged some
papers snd after n have -t for Ma fork Sn-r-
be rec nty arrived Mr. CHARLES E1Esrds on behalf OF
The British Gov made application for bis et
iracriOn The erAuiuzf0 WA had before Jifge I'd
uoncs ~ his private residence no Ths Jrdxe this
forenoon decision II Certificate 10 writing 70 the
PRESIDE the Uprec 20 the effect tnlt the proof
cid TIE charge Of forgery and therefore 10 Il
the NUT he discharged Between II sns Il clock.
hozever Mr. Edwards brought letter to the Court room
directed 10 Mr. Armstrong the CLERK recalling tue decs
iOr-Nr Edwards is said expecting 10 present farther
prcof-Arc tn mater STANDS n jOrrnsd.
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STRANGERS The following are among the arrival. a.

'ho PiIHO'P"' >.O'o'''
HOW AID noi -, W.
S1qge ~. - : - "a p"-' e P,rreIt Fr5, - 70
/ u Hfc,rs Csifoflis q. d PARKS Cacianail
BAYo1dcrmtder San francisco. n. J. Rogers florida
DR. Join der HaiIshura Pa. X Toasey tgfr- ',au'e:
Geo W .i A' vS ns,l.~ vc H. f si r., p
q n Caib T. insion \ C. John Campbell. nashville Tenn
II Smith. Wisconsin. o. Conner Mississippi
cneI sn,nehe'd' Mas Ag'o e Pe s o c,oo
~ L. N'''' '"'O' rRvTNG EoIsF nm F'''
F,-Go,.V ,oon. Nee.Jesey. Ross winans Baltimore.
T. Fiesse IA dso IioF i % d. ,i5n Hoaeh
u 6',' lfns I''o a, 10 nDe c ssn fineseo
n,n loo p IIensndeI Hsyara hon J-s 9TH Fdnbu-,h
h DupTeS New0ftsp'
~ ~ Dat. S s n ~ re = ~ We, lt.
=; s N las 81 NV r,ric Js5ce Gfsy Ney
Dr. ASdisen l. : n " NJ MORMON - I,,sis
Dr.. Tsstpqs San Fraucsco Markham kenucsy
u h cs Mas s F,,i cb sr ms,v,,,s
j S iiielieisieip. Phdsdel phis.
DR. r. r h 9th Mar,.nd d. Goie' Norh Caro-ni
Ie j. ts' Louisiana J.coeso, M''y.a9d
r. DI, 'iS g poson n q cosrel', p ,,,n
{ Hcptirs Maine A Hicks Detroit.
AsIOP hoJst
iSn :. Be-, dy' Roch.sief B O. serrc It,h
Siicy Weht.r w,Sins,sn. 1 \ Diciersos. Tcw.leney
6'1t biarehs'd Portland De9u Redmond Baa'lo.
MA ~.de Sac Francisco n " g1cs, m.rssd
+ H. R-Gfeid oregon p MoColam Arsansss
J.p. ordWa', Boston r. a For'ytA- Newbersh
Rrx own Avn KuIrr- OrrR.cFors Covprcr OF A.,
Sra.t DrUfR-Au inquest was hell Yesterday By Co-o.
ner Hilton upon he body Of James Ross who was run
over at O'Clock on Monday night oy stage aIvea ~
l'lols TAU, anu o'," -uii.,'S. -. 80
driVtr o. the nunbT OF the stagec ud o. asce'nen
ni pAhi'eh one :" uo Witnesses oA 'iio '.u's'Npi'
htd ih"t sS" ue occurrence nu never Ans~ - go ~
.. oiiN'h az 80 spa y" IDIOT 10 inrn II pPsu '
,"F n'u ' ,, ~; ;a. T., =, - G "a -. ,,S,
ibey will call At the Coroner Office aud give the
sry information Theiury dared verde; If death by
hi. by s-g- driven ~ furious rte, and re
uus Il the persons xhO took 4 number OF tbs stage t.
port The az the Coroners Office. Deceased WAS
native Of Scotland, - years Of age
49,,
to jsn.s Il, Il, al lie scin tb.- 49, in + st
~ on ru,lsy evqriny ran over aud very Seriously IN
iut,d child ve ears OF age daughter o. Nr d ,r4n. y
irg Il No u Frstsy sheel at ts' of ne csrj- rs1
over The Chi They were srrsstei by O .ers Merritt
and Moore Of the s. vents-utl Wai aud c1nmtt-l to
prise by Justice Woo to as.t c T.g OF tho .aaFies
ia the child
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ARRESTED oN SUsPiClON-on Tuesday evening Ohoers
Smith sud Mathews of the Frs, District Police arrested
three men in a store Atlsnc 81. on suspicion OF osns
tbi.ves When examined bunch Of new gold rn-s SAs
urd upon n en- and any quantity Of skeleton KEYS
Th.y gave their names John Green, IhomS heed ana
James Wilson and yesteds! committed by Jrsiice
smith fer examination.
plcKrocErr-Tussdsy evening, As Mrs. Jeanette Nc
,,sns Of No - Ninest was i-svrg of tbs Fulton
Tsr,v boats thief named John McCarty, stole port
r.opIs Az containing small sum of money from her.
F,Ry-Lsst dag night the Ioignee oil Cloth Factory
=, So U,bor Vas destroyed by Ere. Los. sl,5oo Par
,i,lv irsu-,d but in Whist office not sscertainsd
DsowxEn.-A eolcred boy nsmedJ I'm Il Wih'm' was
drov red At Sleeps Head Bay on Friday last lie Vas
forced beyond bis depth by companion
Accinrxr-A woman named MA-y Sullivan was ran
over yesterday in Wlloughtyst gear Gold oy morse
and sson belonging to Aldernsu Carnsn her skul1
WAS fractured snd she otherwise injured Sne WAS
taken to the City Hospital
/ AssArrr WITH AZ AX.-Yestsrdsy man residing a.
/ Red Hook Point named David Harris. arrested by
oicer Thompson of the Third District Pohce. pm
sp made by John Grey for sn attempt 10 take bis life
by stirling him with Ii appears that the parties
were CON letting SONS work togeher aud that portion OF
he money 10 be received therefor hsd been paid TO Grey
ard he reused TO deliver up 10 Harris bis share. Tni,
caused disl ute and finally Harris b. came e1asperAted
aid seized an az sno dealt severe blow with ~ upon
Creys Head Justice Blschlsy held the accused to 40
swer.
Nearly 400 swine are ksp; 1 the corner Of Nsvias and
4 Warren sts
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r5 saS On s-se =. %. s15o c. 81. sl7i d., a
$50, Read Bd. 70 IS n: $50 Cam. An = ~ y. 100 Long
rf r no d0 tt So do b5n O.! 80. Morris CANA g. ~
ia a. III $50 Nay o. 3D. ~ - Ken. ID III Nscl b.,
FL iGuara b. ~. z lion Canal, ~. 2 PEN R. 90 40
~, Pre- C. 3l-s y DO. 81 10 d., go 81.
ti, fea5a 81 Read Bea 70 81 - G,rsrd 30 C. ~ .
Sal. Pref ia. j lf DO, 81. 20 %, ~ 10 do D.
~ Nv Pr b. So. 10 do b 81 100 Long IL AID. III
ff 70 Is L.. 20 Mafns Canal e. u y do a. ~ =, n
>,rf Jsyazf0 Valley X r. ~ 10 senry NAV rf-
1T 10 do SD. B. do- 81: % hors zeal Pret u y Re
r. e. % 100 Nav 2 <1e Lehl9n o. ~ 70 81 II en-
sf Coap IS 81. s6o Wing r. g. 81 sso Se"Jef'sj o.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

CT freight snl ia Us hands CT Passengers cosh not have
been ess than three ors of ~hioh the Northern Light
brings or million arc half which IS the 6r; large ship
n ent BY Tie Nicaragua route This gold will probably
mostly 2, iu:o bs-s ard s-ppy the de nand for export
ins;sad Of increasing ths con IL Bank The sdvcss iron
California sre generally favorsbs. ksrch U Use ss
hus a; better prices Money oou;nEss very scarce The
mini Interests 6ou',hing snd new sud valuable
plsc,is being discovered
7Hs Sa1 FrGrctsoc Shi-yirs list gsctes Gold Dusts
40 70 81 50, and IS
Some Gold DEs: says TIE Li'a hsi been shipped 70
China and other Pacific ports remittsnces which we're
formerly made 10 dollgs and ounces The drst have ell
or n.sr, IL been bought various premiums ranging
RI to csn, Tor the Chns trade md the last have ben
mostly sent 70 Manila TIE supply Of both is nos near
" exhausted much thst vessels bouad 10 Np >rsss
src Csao esve difficulty ia procuring enough ounces to
meet port sxp-nses there
Exchange r. rrsrs =. before quoted. viz
Sight 6ran. On The Atlantic States cent prem -
dsys. q al y cent 60 days : 20 days 81 ssat
81 10 Cay bills on London q I'D 90 days u sN.di
sigh; sud 10 day bills on Paris sof 81 days 'Ot
The foovug Is the smouut Of specie ia Sub Treasury
san Francisco the s Of July subject to drs BY Uas
TED Ststss Governmen ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

CosvIcTFD John Csvsnsgh the k-ep-r Of IA, roo
corner q Coluu b4 snc A.. .niicss- bosght b1r-
Ju-ic- Smith yesterday. md nreH = 'or con nt'nZ al
A'sauli and hairy uPon Pair QIgy, ~ 80 y a.,
4 On he liih inst ;. c.f-ne.tts .lk.e o. basiae:s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

sIINANI n fofsL
sThere Continuance OF the reef the Money Markes
d the higher for paper somewhat amelcrafed
Names which went last geek at ssl5 Ct can ncw ccca
senaly be placed 10 cent. The range eis cent
for nrst class and gold On call cent Is the
current rate or good securities
The time FOR opening the bids FOE the Little Miami Rad
road Bonds extended to the stu Of October next
The con psrsve earnings of the Houssouc Road have
ha. snp-xsd.