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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25
Strengthening Edition,
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FOR STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS, &C.
Tuesday AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

TuEsDN, July 25-2 Z. ".
AsnEs-The marke, Is wi;hou, change and Is Gu.e' u
g. 50 for Pearls aud s. - FOR Pots.
COITON-TheTe j. but i,tlc doing in this Staple ihi'
morning and the Iket iitier heavy
Flour AID Mz.L-Our market for the low grades Of
Western and State Flour is duh snd heavy The low
grades OF extras arc 25c higher. Canadian lie nomin.
and inactive at - q 81 -.
Tie seles of Western Canal 500 bbls at s6 -
g. so for eommo to good and iavorite brand, If State
A. - e. ,or ordinary State - - = 50 for
mon 70 good Ohio Southern Flour is buoyan and active;
ss,ss # 700 lb IS 80 50 for mixed "a good brands
Baltimore &C. Rive Flour = firm; sales Of fine al - -
SO Corn Meal is steady sales q loo bols a; - 10 Tor
jersey.
GRAlx-Wheat has further advanced 52'c. per
bus with fair demand; sales 900 bus, He'd Pper
Lake SIS; 1000 ordinary Missouri red -lol, ah'at
a7oO bus rev red Southern, s!,seic; $40 bus wake
Michigan 30 from Railroad Depot. Oats arc h'sher
and fair request sales Of state aud Western, at 40
isc Rye is inactive at /, ~ 7l,2j.
Corn l. better for the common qualities, and the demand
Is active: sales 49, $40 bushels IA :c for Western
mixed II Sc southern white; - soc. for Southern
yellow; and o. 70c. for upsound.
wH.AY-A Grser and more active market sales 'oo
bb c: &c. for Jersey eec. for Ohio and - cole or
Prison, Drudge a9c
PROFESSIONAL very firm market and there Is little to
be had at out inside prices sales Of Mess ut s"osi2
end Prime $40 25 sl0 ~. Beef ~ without change;
sales Of City Mess sI5Gl5 25 Country Mess sl2 .l3
ard ropackod Chicago sI5 70. Lard is at o.
Sc Butter buoy ant prime Il Poe Tor STATE
Il lie for Ohio and p 2+e for Orange County in pals
Cheese steady az I q 9j.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At MAssIIoS.-Ike Ne1:; IN giving
an account of H. recent destructive fire IN Ma--ion ssys
II. total NUMBER OF buildings consumed Is eight Inc
Nesslon House the most valuable OF the property de-
trov.d was an old Building having been erected IN 1870
was insured tor 500 which will fully cover the loss
Mr. French- property, consisting OF furniture, etc, -
damaged 20 the amount Gb0u: 600. which there
on ir,urance Of $50. Mr.. Michael Young Wa insured
for g eco covering his loss Bell s. Wilson insured t1r
lsOO Matthias Hrte insured for >4vv iuliy covering
liz los, ID Ilarbsugh loss 81 coo covered by insurance"
Mr. Isaac Neteton was insured, believe. 10 the fun
rmonnt of hi- loss Mr. John Terry, are sorry ~
.aTn was not insured His loss is IN the ne-hb1rhood o'
$500 The dw he occupied was owned Oy tp
T. Wheaton OF Mliersburgh. Ii was Usnsured. Tho
total loss rrey be set down about 900, wnch Is near
" IL not quite covered by insurance. The lire was I'M
doubeciy the work Of incendiary.
DEATH OF GURDos WLLINMs.-Gurdon Williams.
forp.,l, of the firm OF g.. Williams ~ Co.. died night be-
fore csi aged % years. Mr.. W came 20 tbs State some
twelve YEAR AGO and has been largely engaged IN bu-
mes ever SINCE until about year ago. when declining
health admoi shed him 20 retire from active pursuits
Since lien iy has been failing gradually until his death
He was naive OF Ledy ard, New London County Conn,
where nearly all OF his relatives now reside
Henry Brannen, negro man, attempted 10 commit
rare on the person little girl aged years, near Brown
town I'D Oh the 10th inst The wretch has been arrested
and is roy, is jail awaiting trial
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THE CASE OFCAPT. GIBSON-CONDCCT or
NIX. BELMONT.

WASHINGTON Monday, July 25 1884.
DISPATCHES from Mr. Belmont Charge al the Hague
annoui &c the fact Of the sale of the schooner tlrt al ID
tayia ard the proceeds OF her sale have been tea
der,d 10 Captain Gibson by the Dutch Government he
Capian in concurrence with Mr. Belmont has refused 20
accept OF any abatement OF the amount OF damages
siC6 OOOl originals claimed. The Minister of Foreign
Affairs gave Captain Gibson an ntmaiion to leave tue
rory of The Netherlands. but he hes declined to do
and sought al audience with the Hing Ihe opposition TO
The Ministry regard the presence Of Captain Gibson at the
Hague with great satisfaction Ii Is reported ina, NE
Minister of Foreign Affairs viii resign bis portfolio II the
csptsn is permitted remain any longer at liberty IN
Holland Ii Is commented upon a. singular coincidence,
bst Csrtaiu Gibson and the President OF the Council of
Netherlands India who condemned HIM, Just arrived
from Batavia should both enter the Hague on the same
day. .c OIL.
u ~ Irast y;gor and ability Herald.
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filing the vacancy and referring the matter to the judi
cary Committee TO inquire whether NJ Williams had any
Iii any longer To retsn hi, ,eat. Referred.
NJ EVAHS moved TO take up his BIZ Cor the H. i set
,,p, ,f The claims Of revolutionary officers Aer he
bate no Quorum voted. i.es az, nays 0"4'e4 an 40
no,;on agreed ,c-Yeas %, NAYS q.
The Indian appropriation biz reformed by tho House
with the senate amendment disagreed 10 Referred.
Mr.. SIlDEI.L moved to postpone "a; Tau "'' ''''
December next Agreed TO- Yeas =, Nays q.
Mr. BUTTER said at the beginning OF the ne" se,,.on
lie hoped the Senate w0al take up ahe pass 'ne D ~
organizing the Judiciary Of the | Dtsd States
The civil 10 diplomatic bin as ihen t"A'h up
The proprstion for the works was Yesterday
amended y, acquiring the Corporations of Washington
and Georgetown % contribute anioant e4ual 70 o"S
fourth 81 The eppropris ton.
Mr.. SLlDElL moved 70 amend the Amendment by 70
qurpg them to contribute The proportion 70 AT Ia
ture apprpriauonS by Congress. Agreed io-ioIs -
Nays H. The appropriation amended then agreed
.o-Y,as, 81. N6ys, Is.
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idly run out and when che North has an enre dele
~ stand up and assert ts rights the sggre--ons Of slave
~ will cease. and the Union Re more firmly than ever Knit
", riye tie ca for the STATE couyen'oa ~ Sara"-.
Srripc. rrd far is ohec'i are aV'wt y " ieT
s;cod we cordially ndorse the mo'-'neh anh
= cary ,rrs no taken - sen true eut ...c4 men ~
Oh &c. from 10. several Assembly p-r ~ ,n- Al'
The adjoining co=Lties Mas Convention 20 cach eoaI
~ he's been recommended for the chJce oil ueesu'e W
leave that :or Others 20 decide.
PR T.e ;. Lrrrerce Res ssla1a 49,
syTIEEsRksSt STATE COSsENIiO'.-"e PaSu,.- -
call fcr Convention - be held az SaEatoia o?'ll
- H. ,.ii If .ger.: u. ~ =. consider What measures Ar
r-orer 20 be adopted &c protect the tree Territories % '
United Sat- ifon .h- ,ncT"e' hmenis O ciaNe4!' ~ 49,
+. - &c seen .y TIC names appcrtc - tae ,''' 'uA'
rr.r.r srd Substantial citizens If all ioii'ca! pafe
have Gn q II tie call-..m0Rg them some 81 Tue NJ,
faithful ere, erd consistent Democrats II ths c'a,c
The rot.c j. signed by The officers Of meetings heiI ~ e
cities % Albany and New iorK remoas,-ae agans' H
passage Of The Nebraska bill. aud 10y CON ntt' "
pointed those meetings and authorized 20 GU oa'e
Convention.
We 90 10; know wha; measures have been adopted -
secure cooperation IN al the counties Of the >iste, ONT
~ SUI ea: Is one il which strong interest has every
where been and cr aughi we know those VINO
have made he call for the State Convention, rel! 'eley
upon the spontaneous movement OF the Citizens o. ne
State ~ the different counties. They re,omnend dele
CATION OF I'VE from each Assembly Dsrict 20 DC ap-
pointed At county meetirg to be- held upon cn',
s.uCt rs such citizens each county are opposed to
The N,hrsks bin ard in favor OF preser' ing hans anu
N.bra,ha for Free Labor and a Free Population.
In ~ county Of the State have the people been more
determined aud united in opposition to the extension Of
Saver than IN the County OF 81 Lawrence The Demo
cst Of ST. l-wr.hc- have been uniform and consistent
in tic rse O: ;hcjr principles both IN the expression
Of tIeir sentiments and in their political action. II does
Lot car iTOI the Cali tina; Is proposed 10 nomn u"
candidates fer oce ~ the Saratoga State Convention Tor
tl state election this fall should think il desirable
that the Convention should do Still the whole sub
i,ct vii Le Tor the Convention itself sh-n assembled L"
consider end decide upon.
Printed calls for county meeting, Ia be held a. Canton
OF TIC g;h aay q; August next, 20 appon; Delegates
from tia county are in circulation for signatures
MANY have already signed and should be glad to
the cue Of every Democrat in the county signed 10 the
coil Tbe Wing, generally, understand, sign The can
cut i looks IS II the meeting would express the nearly
unanimous opinion of the electors Of this county.
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
FRIGHTFUL RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERANEAR
NIAGARA FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS.
BUFFALO, Monday, July -, 1854.
Reports having reached here Saturday OF the sud
den outbreak OF cholera Niagara Falls, Drs Hamilton
and Hunt repaired the spot and found it raging among
the IRISH aborers the canal and the low grounds at
tie Suspension Bridge Panic aided the deadly disease,
end number lie dying and dead and some 100 had fed
from place. The gatekeepers az the bridge had
died. and the cato deserted persons passing over free
from toll The disease Is spreading from local causes
IN. oppressive heat and damp earth under the nights
Yesterday the disease had somewhat abacd The num-
Der of deaths up last night reached about 90 Work
now entirely suspended and nearly all who are not sick
have fed There j. sickness in the immediate vicinity
of the Falls.
Second Dlspatctl BUFFALO, Monday, July Bpm
There have been several deaths to-day in tho
neil bborhood Of the Suspension Bridge, and all in the Vi
entity leaving fast possible. - to si.a day
offered for laborers'
This afternoon horrible stencil was discovered pro-
coedpg from shan,y the bridge, and it found
10 be from the bodies of two who had died there
alone. They in terrible state Of decomposition,
and reward of fifty dollars offered TO any person
who would get the bodies and inter thom, but one
could be found to The place then set fire
to and the bodies and all the contents consumed 1t
is supposed there were about ten deaths to-day.
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.NEWyJERSEY ITEMS.

CRUEL NEGLEC~.-A German abOTer employed at Co-
checton Oh the New York and Erie Railroad, while a.
work IN gravel boe had Of his legs broken or rc
turcd anc badly bruised just below the knee lie was
put board Of The next train to come to the New ork
Hospital. lie arrived at jersey City at II o'clock on
Saturday night unable help himself his leg being much
swollen and painful and not sent to the Hospital uh
six Lour-be sat in chair 10 e dp1 suie ring pain for
the want of medical attendance and with only iite 10
cat vi ch given him boy one Of the watchnen IL l.
said ha; the agent at the depot was notified on sunday
that be was there both in the morning and evening, but
noting was done for his relief Yesterday morning these
facts came 10 the knowledge of citizens who attended To
the German lie could not speak the English
language. Complain made 10 the Recorder, who
cou i moi act bat requested the PoOr-Master to
attend TO IT, The Poor Master required the immediate
lnoval Of the injured man. ard in they declined h
determined take OF him at the expense OF the Com
parry Steps taken for his removal to the
Hospital
Carew johnson tried before the Recorder OF Jersey
CITY Yesterday for selling liquor without license lie
was found gaity and fined $40.
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LAJV IN1ELLIGENCE.
srpRr,lE CoURT-Is cm.~ss,s-Beiore Judges OAKLEY

SUPREME COURTS CH.Npsss-Beore Judges o,NLs' and
CASE OF ALEXANDER KYLE, JR.
Motion on behalf OF the late Secretary OF the Harlem
Company ordered to he held 10 bail at the suit
of ompany in $780, OOo ~ reference 10 recent alleged
fraudulent transfers ofthe stock of the Company already
refe ed to- 10 be discharged from arrest on entering an
appearance or that the bail be reduced
Argument in this case presented this forenoon The
prpcpal point ON behalf of tue motion H. that there yet
no certainty that the Company IN be- held Tor the illegal
end therefore he's power 10 brng suit and
The order to hold bail is invalid. The Coat said the
validity of the order would wholly depend upon the fact
whehcrhe Company creditors or not The argument
is
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FEARFUL HURRICANE AT DAVENPORT HI.

BtFFALO Hondly July q, Is3f.
The Chicago Tribune o., Saturday states that Thur
day last fearful hurricane visited Davenport. The
steamer Ben Campbell had her pipes blown down Tie
steamers Golden Gate and Emma Harmon had their en-
tire upper cabins blown off, and in the latter two persons
were killed.
containing three persons was eapsized, and all
are supposed TO have been lost The Of wckenham
s Son blown down and nine persons buried in the
ruins. Seven taken out alive, but the other two
supposed TO be females, had not been e1tiaoted.
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COMMENCEMENT AT HAMILTON COLLEGE &c

UIItA, Utk uHy July II IoJf
The commencement exercises at Hamilton College are
now progress Last evening Professor J. b. COndt Of
Lane Seminary addressed the Society Of Christi Re-
search. To-day, at L. ~, the Rev DIR. Joel OF New
York, addressed the anSecret Society At 81 clock
T. NJ an Grafton delivered before The Ligna Piu
cety by the Hon. Alex. w. Bradford OF Now York aod
poem read by +. W. b. Canning OF stockbridge,
Mas. AT o'clock Z. NJ, prize declam .tion by
bers of the three lower classes, took place.
The report in The TRIBUNE few days ago, that Pres-
dent North will resign, is unfoundad.
The Hon. Caleb Lyon i. advertised To- deliver poem
tomorrow Clinton, but he is sick of bilious fever at
Lyons Falls.
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SUPREME COURT-GrSEsAL Term.
nErrcFnN

DECISION.
poIsT of PRACTICE TO PLEADiNGs ~ DIVORCE SUIT
Julia r. Thomas friend. AT Charles TnoaAS
At It's late session the General Term decided that 1t Is
matter of discretion with the Court whether IN sun
brought by wife for divorce by next friend a. wan re-
qure the friend 10 give security Tor costs IL ING we
has not the carry on divorce SUIT Inc court
will on notion require the husbandto afford sueh ea'
ard he will have TO pay the costs whether he succeeds III
his defense not unless there should have been some
great misconduct in commencing prosecuting the sa'
when the wife will be required pay them; ana the ohy
sSng TO be guarded against such misconduct IN tho man
ecenent OF the suit would subject the wife or her ne
friend 10 the pay ment Of The Court will dlo"
WIFE application. TO appear By next friend without
ing security and should any abuse afterward occur
CURE the next iend 10 give security the complaint be
dismissed unless another and approved next friend be
substituted &c. Order at special term requiring secur
iy, modified.
AT CHANIERs-Bef,re' Jude CLESKE
HABEAs CORPUS.
Charles Mccullough, young man from philadelphia.
who arrived here on the 9Th OF July and subsequently en-
listed in the Navy brought up from the ship North
Carolina on writ sued by Messrs Scoes, Cooper and
Iallomore petition of his father, and his discharge
asked for the ground OF minority Tie was dschargrd
HE clothing he returned and the expense incurred for
him previously paid.
POINT OF PRACTICE.
Russell Parker and Parker
In THE the Court held that the maker as wei "a the
rdorstr Of sued for must verify the answer Motion
Granted unless verified.
jeremiah holloway L0uisa holloway
Decree OF divorce granted.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Bef1Ie Judge ISeEAH'N
DECISIONS.
WUism II McsIiti az. Martin TAom-a
fer'rovgrsv cs fC hc sac of shi1 Tbs "i "t' %
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SUPERIOR COURT.

c,st op Alexander XVII, JR., LATE SECRETARY % ihb
HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
90, Sanford this forenoon replied to NJ. Tamslge,
coutending that sufficient had been averred by The ei
VIII 10 hold defendant bail and also TO maintain tbs in
yJisnosinc of stock sc. Mr.. Tamadge rejoined. Tho
Cont took the papers. Decision reserved
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-NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

Destructive FIRF-A fire disccv'ref last Satuf'
day night about mdu: yr n the weaving shop OF me
liz and wool .haWl factory 81 John Dun,an al FRANC
lin in this COUNTY which was wholly destroyed toScteE
with an az sc. NJ mint shop belonging to l.. W Dancan.
A large quantity II machinery and stock CONSUMED!
The fsctorie. were lrrge and ane much vaiusgie
material small POI ion Of the stock was saved Ihe
loss cannot vet be fully estimated but l. stated a.
OF which about go Coo covered by Insurance. Tie
origin Of the FIRE is unknown Many persons oy thii n
". been thrown out 81 en- ioymer- Newark AaV'
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xxXIHd CONGRESS-. .FRsr SESSION.
WAsnINGrox. Tuesday. JG

WAsHiSGroy, Tuesday, July % i514.
Mr. HAMLIN rep ted bs.k to the House TIE SnI
atng collection district in Ees-York, m kins DunAA
pcit Of enuy and other places in the district pOr' oi 1'
livery. Passed. u.. IN
M STUART reported back The kyer r W, ~
tk il m IA on a. the Civl AMI Diplomatic Appropr.1
ton Dill ives disposed Of a., II ..,..
-. ~ - al the appointment Of Mr.. Williams by the
C"yrflor oi scw ilamI'iiTe 10 n. the Ya-aney the
- n. .'s.-. 49, o. lg-r:.. W.'h'l'
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, Monday, July %, lsji.
The Commissioners Of Health have had the w ard School
building IN Mott-st between Spring and Prlncests, fitted
up as u cholera hospital and is ready for the recep
ton of patients
JACOB A. WtSTERNELT Mayor
NATHAN c. Ely. President q. of A,
EDWIN }. BROWN. President OF c.
JKDED'AH MILLER. Health COmmiss ncT,
VIM. ROCkNELL. Rendent Physician,
THOMAS X. DOWNING. Ciy Inspector,
minis one o
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MURDER TRIAL.

AIBAsT, Tuesday, July -, ID.
james VI. Richford is trial al Malone, Franklin
County, charged conjointly with T0nes Cook, with
derng John b. the Of rankin 9Th June
1888. The testimony had not been concluded yesterday
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! THEFT or V.LrArIr WATcH.-A young HeFin5n o41-
tender al No 10 Cenire--t, named Henry >nii ''s
yesCrGsv arrested BY Policeman Gerra-ty o; we -
Mad charged with -teaing gold watch. ham an go
walked az SIS belonging 20 Isaac Jacobs % NJ ~ 81
Brosdwsy The accused admitted his guilt, anu in1fil
the cer that BE had sold the watch for another one az
rad received in money in the bargain. The property
va. recovered from the b0 had bought l. and the
accu.ad was .oeked up Ly Jss..c. bo.a... ~ TIA
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DEATH o. Board TEE STEAMER EMPIRE STATE
Passenger, bv tie Fall River boat from Newl"rk on
SATURDAY evening report that of the cabin passengers
was taken sick about 10 O'clock and died IN three honr-
Proper remedies at hand and every attention was
nad 10 The sick man bv the officers Of the boat IL
reuorted tn be belonged the British ro'nceS Tho
disease was ~ be- cholera 10y the medical men
an hoard Boston Transcript.
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CHOLERA on LAKE ERIE.

BUvFALo, Monday, July o. 1884.
The steamer Mississippi on her downward Trip from
sandusky yesterday had three fatal of cholera on
board They all hremen, who had got oyerheltei
and drank large quantities of iced water
III. city il anile healthy.
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Domeatie Porta-

SMITH LIE Goa July p Eiuss 4an s,te' sa.'9
THOMASTON-Arr. July y, s-hr. E-a Jane Day S-Ffoss
Sd l7fs bT. -, GsorEe Hlcr, Dsgisu.
WARFHfY-SA July IS. scLr AeSander Law. Be -.ncrci
Vail De-slO beraere An ta sc-fs s-s bfseL-
Nv grk Meteor Neeks, HcVa!A-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW york;.
CIea~ed this Forenoon.

Steamship cshswba shatl, Mobile Livingston coeh''oH
Co -, -. Stanton 4 Tiomo.oo
wssiminer sadden New oea's 1.n." M,SS
Brgs-Harp morey Key West r. L. S'sus"'i ''""'s'"''J'
Gsul Union Mills, Ga, Fs-dick Scamnisr . @ p.ti ch..
Scboonefs-Msry Powell Davis Wilmington, T. o. r"Ni '''
Mills, Smith do Dollner & Potter
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CHOLERA AT CAPE MAY.

WAsHryGroS, Tuesday, July 25 1854.
Tie National IteHigeacsr ia informed by physician
lately returned from Cape May that cholera exis there
he having witnessed four fatal and besl informed of
three others.
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CANADIAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION.

TORONTO Monday, July -, lSoi
-Four members of the Government have been elected to
Parliament by exclamation viz. AttOne ycnersl Drum
mond Solicitor General Morrison. VI. Chabott, Comms
sioner Of Public Works and " Chaveau Provincial Sec
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NfWsVtLkfs-l July % IrJF'
The steamship Crescent City has aiyed at this port
with Havana dates the 10Th met but there il no new.
Of Importance
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ROPOsALs FOR THE ALBANY CITY LOAN.

fIDh'FI Iu'7'I'Ji I0"fs
The proposals for the Albany City loan Of $500 900
II Albany Northern La. oi Company were opened to-
day Nearly the whole amount wa bid for at rang
iDg from fraction above par 70 four per cent premium
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July %, 1854.
The southern mail from all points, a. late a. DUE
ceiyed; but We find no news worth telegraphng.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT COLUMBUS, GA.

Columns, Ga, Tuesday, july "a, 1851
The Variety Works this place destroyed by fire
at O'Clock tails ming fhe loss amounts TO $4,000
ard tho els no insur lnce.
The Peace Mills caught fire in several places but were
saved with but slight damage.
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CITY ITEMS.

REvov1xG OFFAL IRON TIE CIrr.-Mr. Reynolds
as already stated having thrown up his contract the
Board Of Heal Yesterday afternoon authorized the City
Inspector TO take the necessary measures 10 nave the
attended TO- and the latter, we understand mas e
ployed Mr.. Reynolds to 90 on, under DIS me I'll! IL
spector's) direction and continue doing the work.
DrFUTY WARDEN or The PESIrENTiARf.-Ne '7Arn
;at JueIh Koere Eco. Warden Of he Pem'en''aIy ~
peeawcii- Island. hes recthf5 appoint. i 10.
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Esq to the Office Of Deputy Warden Of sAd Institution.
Mr.. De Mott has lonh been en- attentive and eieen'
keeper on the leland.