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and America are about the same az were anticipated.
c..l. L "A .Iu.n.eh 1 u cent. which IL an Indica-

ard America are about the same az were anticipated.
Consols lad sly.noed y cent, which IL an Indiea-
ton Of an Uchanged money market. Bresdstufis
were temporarily better and Cotton without quo:able
change. but in favor OF the buyer.
The Supreme Court Of this City, in BANJO, consist
inc If Judges Roosevelt Mitchell and Clerke, de-
cided IN the case of the State Of Indiana the Re-
eeyer of the late North American Trust and Banking
Co that he claim of the State good against the
assets Of the Company 1t appears that the State of
Indiana presented claim for liquidation 70 the Re-
eeiver Of the Company for sl75 OOo this sum, in s
certificates Of deposit being the outstanding balance
Of 81, 200 600 Of State Bonds purchased. The Court
ruled that the
Contract in question made il was long prior 70
the act Of ls40, and STIMULATING for payment by IN
stallments Of them less IN amount than s24,75O
wss not violation of any statute in relation 70 the
currency existing at the time, either IN letter or IN
spirit
Among the opportunities for litigation presented by
the New. Haven Railroad matter are the following;
gentleman in Connecticut who had purchased and
paid for through broker here some New-Haven
stock has demanded of the broker that cold the re-
turn OF bis money. He gives up Robert Schuyler as
bis principal and be not being conveniently at hand
the money is not forthcoming. The Connecticut gen
teman thereupon threatens suit to recover bis mon
ey Of the broker who only the medium for pass
ing the money over to Schuyler. Again: gentleman
reading in the same State demands the return OF his
money invested in New-Haven stock from his own
broker although the stock is admitted to be genuine
on the ground that the fraud Of Schuyler has destroyed
its value. He also threatens suit.
In the Supreme Court of Massachusetts,, yesterday,
Judge Bigelow gave decision in the matter Of the
Coehuate Bank to the effect that al creditors Of the
Bank must share pro rata in the division Of the
assets
The Portland A6rertier says that on the 18th inst.
"another link in the chain Of iuercommuncation was
completed by the opening of the road between
Richmond and Quebec. The length OF this road IL
"about 100 miles, making the entire length Of the
"Grand Trunk Road 1922 miles"
The Boston Courier states that the Boston and
New-York Central Railroad, which includes the late
Norfolk County Road, is in complete frst-rate work
ING condition. fully equipped from its point OF juno
ton with the Norwich and Worcester Road to Ded-
ham, distance of 4s miles and so much Of II a. Is
new. say oDe-half was bult and paid for without
bond or mortgage. From Dedham 10 the foot of
Summer.st II miles, the work Of laying the track
with compound rail is rapidly progressing-the ties
and spikes are on the ground, the rail all provided
and going forward
The Lee Mass Bank has made a semi-annual div
idend OF q cent.
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BAG MsEcElLus before reported ashore on the NIP hAe'
viii b. rot Of Her expenses will be shout 81 Cd
BsIs RoYiL soUTHwIoE Of New Bedford MN S
for New York fallen With I'D inst : NJ NL - ~
lon 70 s. vsrerosssd and abandoned 'rsT as sne $50
kourn 10 pieces The r. :. owned BY Nessfs a oe1a
vss spd Others OF New Bedford and Insured at ne
ea Mutual NsTir- Insurance Oce for 81 ~ Ono1 hal1A
Nsr.pe $500; and AZ the NUrusl Marie for % -,
scHE PHsKo. firm Philadelphia, a. Ne~post On
with hoom &c, having been Ia eoutet " IN snf
PARAGON Providence the barber, Wheh i0s ass
m.rubcom. had I.sinsal torn, &c.
TBE scHR }. FLASSER from Charleston for Phisd pms
which pu Wilmington few days since on aceoans
Of The sailed from that Monday morn
ing last NJ, u, ,, -. ,,,r.,,,.,,,
Del "a inst from Passport Nnen m the solis
res. Nantucket shoals the 10th inst aS0ut oeoc 10 nc
sxsinr was struek BY gale which tore away her
M md ot, buried her deep that the wster cask on
her quarter deck aHosf great fears entertained %
she would not live - p.na.l
,bia for M.nehsser Of coal which ashore a.
Holmes Hole in The gale Of the ih oa the sSh
.er aseh.rspr part Of aud subsequently, sailed ior
Go1esster or rrps, On the 9Th. leaking very badly, tbs
,rn pied 70 run her ashore IN rapasln Cove but sue
sk before h. could do elsht sthoras water VITA
o.t Of her cargo Of coal board The Fsnsn WAS after
Yards sor soat and NewBedfoFd for repairs where
she aTrlved I'D
ri on the rorth part Napparee Point near Nsfcn
H onhs lGh Of February last still remains there all efforts
70 mise her having failed Her cargo OF copper ore IS valued a.
5000.
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DIED.

GOMEzOn the 2d,h of September Of consumption at The
ss: snee Of G.GTs. Poosh MY E.a Of 5oaaa
lmslaes Spain Il msy frsy bic friends e. noms sna 20
no9n 9, nbs III Is., bns bi,b gsrs fs of Cbrstiso
T0pKfNs-on Wednesdsy evening, 9TH inst the infsn;
daughter Of Edwin A snd CornehA HOPKINS, tsed II
The rsisves aud friend. Of the family respectfully in
the residence Of her parents No 5 Fouhst Without in''
MINoR-At Newbursb " T.. on Sunday morning, Sept
a. OF consumption Mss Theodore Minor In the Ith year Of
her age.
Theodore dead and incurred By you
Glorious objects has in view;
She's Ia hesven among the best,
Safe from harm, ana now AZ rest
Geese then. the falling tear
o restrain that mouTnfui sigh
II the blest sbode's
Think Tia hsppiness 70 de
PEARCE-On Wednesday. Sept n, Frsnkiin pearee son
Of John and Eliza Pesee AGED u months The fnends the
are respectfully invited attend the funeral Friday the
18th a o'clock from the Of Pacific and Siven ST.
Brood lyn without further invitation.
The fsn.ins will be taken Greenwood for nterneut.
sTRIGHr-In this City the Nth after painful illness,
Lily Juliet aged "a months only child Of w. e. and j. g.
Weep not for the dead
Who TRANQUILITY repOse;
Their spark Of life Is fed
Ard with IL ell their woes.
Mourn rather for the doom
OF those who struggle on,
In dreariness and gloom,
Until their Is done.
VAN BEuRESNon Wednesday Sept n a. his re,idencs
Oh the Pssssc River Paterson, " j.. Michael Van beuren
The relatives and friends Of The family invited attend
the funeral St Psus Church Paterson, at ii o'clock on
Friday morning Trains leave foot Of COurteDdst at and
O'clock The remains will be brought to Trinity Cemetery
TD.ss Cshane wife Of W. Wells Wilson, sssd IS years
The fsnd. Of the family requested attend The taas-
raj at oeoet on Saturday SON inst from nor late re'denen'
Nc. ~ South Second st. Williamsbureh
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DtsaSten. &c.

SNIP LIZZIE THOMPSON Smith which sailed the inst
fiou 50. job y. r., for Cork put back 18th leaky
sHIP MANCHESTER Coffin from SewYork for Panama was
at Mon.vdeo 18Th July having put in 9Th leah
bow.
JAMES H. sHEPHEED Of and from Eew-York for Kings.
ton JAM before reported AbanaODed 18th inst wa
god vessel SIS built Mdford In lsSs valued AZ
~ CSC end insured for that IN New York where
there the freight money for 600 and on
her csTko Anthracite eosl) for 81 600.
SHIP KATE HAYES late Of New York which put back To
Ceiao IN distress hss been sold for ST ,i0c
BARK JEDo, jenkins Charleston from Gotenburr sau
the 18th met, lat IS a. Ion 81 S. bark showing
white gnsl with the letter in the cente bad lost slntop
ps.sd wreck which sppesred be brig loaded With eooa
FxTRACrs from letters TO Ewood Walter Esq Secretary
ofthe Bosrc CT Underwriters
BEAUFORT, " c.. Sept ~
The sehr Leonard (of Brooklyn, n VI Can't Beysrdr.
with q Of wheat from Eden;0u " c. for SewYo1s
here the 18Th and put 10 &c. on The lot and 30
TUNED the st with msinmes broke and 40 ne dam
sails and rigging The schr Leaks some MAJ h..
been procured which will be made placed in her with al
possible dsrseh
~ sT THOMAS, Aug q.
from Montsydeo having board CARO- Of hides .nd ls.t
survey ves bed his morning aud reports a. fooye The
forward hatch bad Teen opened and cargo thrown
tod 70 hEhtsn the ship leaking inch per hour ana
pumps worn outs her tonnss apparently worked loose asa
condition and chain plates started The csrro has been Or
der-d 10 D disehsEged for Q second survey.
bRiG NEBsTEE KELLEY Dow from Harvey " B. for
New fort, put INTO s. John " B.. 18th inst lssfy.
LARGE bRis yes lahore 18th Of Little H.r
Dor, y. 5. No particulars sscert.ined
BIG bottom Up .zs and spars yine .lons.s.
hu psntsd black with white AZ and I'm. passed
the irh list OF Cape Nav BY schr Henette New BeS
ford from Philadelphia Could make out Der name t r.
iS' kft<T fTeU tie pct ace hailed vus.
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To Mariners.

The Lshthouse st CAPE Disappointment g the mouth OF
Colun Bis RIVER completed Prsr 70 the ly'h OF AaEas
n,,,rce 10 the Coumhi. The Lighthouse provided BY
con,-ss sone four sEO-sDd last l the vessel
on bc.rS n for it wrecked IN crossing the Bar
ard hence the delay for six months -,
DytswARE B.Y-The light Of the " Gross Ledge Lisht
" Sbir' will be exhibited q usual from this date
ForgrIEN FAIR BANK-A first class new Buoy has oeen
PLACED here II fee in length painted black, number aud
aisfiprv i,heS by a triangular frame on the TOP. !,
PA PATcH SPIT A third css new buoy hiss been paced
At the south end OF this Spit painted with black and red
horizontal stripes and numbered u. ,
BVLKREap sHoAL-A third class new buoy has also oeen
reeed or the north end Of this shoa painted with black and
red horizontal stripes and numbered y -
JAMES s. BULILA L. H. Inspector.
Delaware Bay Sept Is, 1854.
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Pas>eurers Arrived

n s-,sp Guy If sa.eA, at Paaa4era.a ~" L@.,
pess-r Madam Oslrr-r Lsas and Bertha Ind nhs
cod Geo P.rk ads aud chid Mrs kaiEht son .na enla
Mr. Neat and fan1 Max Cornell, NJ y nifs ,iilLLs
Lud~z Lind 4 ? Buloct, JOHN hohl MIS- OSn1o 49,
boys three Misses Nell Mr. and Ms kunfor. ~ -
Mr.. l-ns aeary Ssl. Ms Enssoron Ny NJ ~,
Ms Glenn N<s Barns Mrs Colins ant friends u e..
Mary Hardy Mrs hscury. James fSsos sai ~,
NJ ksarn a. a ADV Ms. Melville, Mary Ann aay< ~
" allett Mr Fyan Nj Losh NJ Lyaehi H. Enaikay lonh
OdGeudar Mr. shannon Mrs Dolphin ana son ns UoiPuln,
Mis- lone. Mia Kssack M. Holroyd. MIS- Lodge MS
Wellby ard sister h.rE.ret Taylor. Mar heoney W
Mise. aler wbOlS. Mrs Par. Wn koeer, prsa
lev Thomas and joseph Watkins. W kcnnoesE1 M " oe
Wm H.rrer Bush Rogers Robert Aguue. NJ Osrsde va
lsdy NJ. Csrrentsr MIS- Orii@y Mrs Emol-ton .a eni
Eliza Copelsy Mn JsBes, Mrs Rosish hesss oana's ~
resn Richard Loo COoney James Bnen, OSSIi, 'A,,
Thomp.or j A Perry Nj Dunes1 Jas Nsott W m ras-
ton : Lerd Wu. II Kastens NJ elena. w b.ndmsa' W
Hoirn,d Mrs ard Miss rsss. Mss Irvine M
Broots Mr G.s. John kennedy. Ms Phillips Mr. har u
Mr. Murdsp DIAL Cambridge Matthew shaw saa lsdy ~
Tsylor Ms Temple and LADY M Eleanor Taco Oeias'
hos S.whsld Mary Wsnnersey Mrs.. HGper, MIS- yam
Mrs. FIl,sror ard child Mrs Deumsn, Mrs Neil. Man
Hsumsr Johu ard Bernard Drochtert Dumont Psschal,
MarFserta seybuIsh Msrg4etia Romeeh Louisa Hammer
Arrs DrOchteIt M Simpson and family Dr. Sweeney anu
brother
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Arrived.

Ism steamship jamestown Cavendy from Richmond
passed steamship Roanoke 10 miles n1iih OF Light sal
OF sps May loA. NJ passed eh Muse Is miles norh Of
Ship george Hurbut Post Antwerp Aug H. mdse aud
enges Post Ryeson and huIbu Co. Was in the east
SHIP IoclnysI. OF c.;spe Lgf In 4a,w'Ep Aqf ~
LAT a TO- lon 40 90 spoke shr Native, Of sanche.
outs bad 400 feb Also Empress Crsss With
swee on the Banks with Is eco 6h The B. reports hav
ing SPOKEN seek previous, schs Mary Brewer 5000 fish;
% 2e rifles east Of Sandy Hook took pilot from the bat
David Mitchell Sept "a go miles East Of Sandy Hook spoke
t.need heayy gale from the northern edge Of the
Bsnss pilot board day. with calm weather Tue L.
Mercury Capt Richard Yates IS miles Sandy
Rock will be towed to the City by the Mercury this
ship Henry H.rheek Grce Newport IS days. railroad iron
to order hSs h,d heayy We.te Tnos my per- o. "a;
Ten DAYS in HIGHT VS. winds and Gains AuE a. lat 50
DAYS out SEPT lat 10 So lon co. passed wreck Of
yese eco tuu full Of foremost standing and
by the Of Julius Cantor native Of santa Cruz el over
board and Va: elo.DsS sgt 8 "a, = lon Il ~ psed
Tins gone above decks eIeeet 10 feet OF msst'
Is dsy. .ugsr and moass to Delano Sept TO- a; So
a. oI hak Torguin days from Char es,on for enos No
with nothing attached (sgpposed hefn bnEl Sept 5.
60 lon ~ 80 passed ships long boat bottom newly
painted bottom with black and red streak around the
B.Ik MARY Morris, MeLesry, Glasgow Aug, 7, mdse and
iast uiFhi A. sunset.
Bsrf Montezuma .Haven) Link Dem.rsra 10 days
Smith futile. Sept a. lat 80 ION. 20
30 . hr Gen. Boyd steering eastward
Bfs Ross (Gnoese CapuDna Genoa n days and Gibraltar
Al dsys udse and 81 pssseugers 10 r. Fabbncotn
sehr soubener Putnam Washington, C., days. naval
store. l. MitchlL Sailed in CO. With sehrs P.eihc sad
z ; Willets for DO
schr Boa Esperen1s (Port Alfara Csdir "a days salt &C.
TO Giro, Frsncis 4 Co.
schr lndAnos ussted) csthesrt Baltimore days, coal
10 MISTER
schr Julius webb Lowell Norwich, 10 ballast for Albany
schr Cornelis Young. New Bedford. oil
schr Msry T.. Pierson. Coombs wHsven. ballast.
Sehr Republic. Soule New Bedford for Albany.
sehr Ranger His gins. Providence md.e
sehr Empire Dsrell Proyineetown, i,h.
sehT. Hannah d., Smith. Hsrwch. fish.
Sehr Butterfly. Cooksey, Be rmore -four TO master
soop Fsshion Bydenburg. Proyidenc mdse master
scop Jas Lsmphser Richards NewLondon, oil 70 master
sloop Blackstone. Reynolds, Providence, uadse.
sloop Harvest, Corwin, Providence, mdse.
sAILED-Stssmships Alabama, Sehench. for Savannah;
Pampero Edrdse Tor Key West; ships Sabine Libby for
Cscuits; Fyirg scRd (epper BeaTe, for Melbourne Aus
Margaret Evans. Warner. London
wIND-surnse, NV; Msr. S. aud light Sunset, NV.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....sEPTE'
Cleared.

ste.nsbips-Pampero E5ridge. Key West Brodie Pets
Alabama Schenck Savannah L. Miiehul
ship,-redors. Kempton Denmark Robt Hall Msrssret
Evans Warner London John Grssold VosDt, Bray, New
Orleans, master
Ruk.-Ns Hieibon, Reidell, AttssAPas, n D. Brookman
Co; Cleaner Jelissn, Cape de Verbs q. = Dawson.
Briss-Isabells Ruben 81. Thomas Russell Vinng; p
soule Brown West Coast, Gsgsr Co; R0aein, Post,
Apinwa Panama Railroad Co Thomas Achorn Fuller Mo-
bile McCeady Mott Coz Effort, tBr French, ST. John,
" B. J. q. Baker & CO.
Schoone Nebraska Pennington Plymouth Benton Bro
Venus ludsrson Alexandria Newman Co. Julia francis,
Mursy Beaufort Davis Holmes; hebecca. Cobb Thomas
ton Metc.f LOvejoyi Germ (Brl Crops-y Halifax, z. j.
Nevius Sen; Norma Smith. Frederckburs. Van Brunt
SlsRht; Champion Rafhbun, Wsreham, j. H. Ravens; +.
Levi, Parker Portland s w. Lewis; on tBr) Anderson,
St George B. Kelley Smithes; Gaileso, smith, Rich
mond C. W. Pierson
Kiitpetrict -
PARLIAMENTARY. Bell, Philadelphia, ]. N. Briggs
Teeony Hand, Philadelphis, ". II. Thompson.
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Passengers Sailed

n Ioc-Ihp Niagara JrO- Bosioa r LicsTToo-hrs e T.
G. Tuekerman Ms Ira Smith. and Rev. n = Edes Of Boz
ton; Psirek M,soun. Salem; d Prince Jr lowell Miss
FifIhuzh Mis- Lucy Warren, MAs; Columbus smith, VI;
Nsssrs Ceehne, Mis- Coldhsm, Rev W r. Snasnins
ara wife Claiming Miss Claiming, r. Umsn L. W Case,
STREET Jas TAFT NJ Anon ". Glaher Fletcher I'd
win nar- Touzeliu, New York; Wm McMnray, Pitrs-
tureh Adorh Besux hisdephis; lvtersn Baltimore; j.
saIn Eftud (ascLe OF the German Lesaion) Ma.hnson
NJ and Nrs g. Bickey Ohio Mr. and Ms W. II. shore, K
oPsrry Mr. snd Mr. O'Mears. Ms. NJ 0'MeAa, CAnada
W Council Wm NJ Hayden. John Love Lo1foa Lieut.
wl.tnson. VIM Lawrence, Henry MeGhee, W Cornell En'
gsrd; L Brsbaz0n three Messr Brabazsn A. Deianea
Richard Holmes Ireland; Mr. and Mrs. Maroon Miss A.
Maroon, Psri.; c Hoker France; c. A. Dennhemlnn D.
T. Aheuon p Bsnmsn. keouifz. Germany; w ID DaYis,
vsyssi.o; L. Banss, Cuba; James Lame j. C. Andrews,
scOtsu6.-Toisl. o.
10, Reiyas--J s. wiegin, William Elliott and 7. ".
s.l'er Of Boston J q Kohl. p II. Cunnn-bars, c. I.
Rsuser and J. Duus ofNewYorki d c Coleman and wife,
Of Ohio Assist, Com Gen Nc knstry wife and child Of Can
ads. J. Baron Of 81 John. J. Graham. Of Newfound
lid; Judfe wilmot Mrs Wino, Fuller, Mrs. E. @
FuHer two Misc. Fuller Master Fuller Miss Whitman Mss
puaus Capt Crombe Lieu Allison Stewart. Martin Black
thee Misses Black DR. Parker and wife George Mckenzie
John Tobin ilism Aekhurst Or Ritehie z Keqney, T.
W s.fsr Adam Reid and wife and John Ware Of Halifax,
Nova Scotia Rev W Heudman AID Mrs Narrawsy OF Pic
ton; " Peyer OF Havana; B II simmons. q So Thomas
NeDonald II. Simpson and F. p Norton residence not
sven-52 Total, ia
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BAKK Is wanted bat there coming IN. TIE las sale
20 CoTToy very quie; aud there bat ttls
operate The FLOUR market dull and IN
sctive Shipping brands held So bb. bat there no
EXPORT demand; half barrels sold 50 pair Small
sales mAkng r home eons1m ption dss 81 for com
and extra brands and fancy lots higher aggre. RYE
FLOUR ard Com MEAL dull and sales Of either have
under notice WHEAT dali and prices looking
Down; $40 hush fair Southern red sold 3d. inferior
l6d 81 49, and Co bush white 7odsl 80 bush
shost So bush southern Rye brought 81 IS CoES dull
2eco bushels yellow sod mostly &c. OARS
lot Of Delaware cold AZ Sc e bush WHISKY frner Small
sales ct sc 10 beth hbcs. and bblsL
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spoken, sc.

sept p let IS co. Ion. II S. riEed ong steer
ing ; shoS ing q blue Gag With l. in the white center
ssrt "a Cepe Chsres bearing W. distant 81 miles Wa
boarded by from bark Loretto Fish Close from Barrel
Stake La. oT New York y days out-lby org LA'sA a.
Philade phik from Mat mas 49, . o.,
No sse lat y N lon 50 W. ship Fanny MeHenry, Smith
from New Orleans for Liverpool
Sept II lat n Ion II 40, brig Anglo Saxon Sullivan iG
New Orleans for MAFssiles -
Sept II lar So 49, lon Is % brig Pluma tot FrankfostJ
Ciark, from Apponsug, z. l., for Dsrien.
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Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia

Flint Board-s2 SO Sch Nav 6s 49, 7ii 81 600 Reading
6s 10 49, 600 do 77s; 80 00e Read Mtg S. ~ 81; so
Allegheny Co 6s 81 81 900 Belmont Is s7i; $500 Win
r. H. &C. Eds sag, $3.50 Lehisb &c, 10 50; ITO Reading R.
S7I 100 Long Island c. "a; go do b5 l4l; 100 do, c, M
100 do 4i; 10 Lehigh Nav 67 do 67l II do, 6li ~
New Creek Il! 2tC do, b5 "a; 50 Beaver Meadow SO; 10
Gsrd Bank, t2l Penn T. r., Al; Mechanics Bank,
80; = Bank of Penn. ISL.
1Jter BoGrd-2eO Reading r. r.. sis 100 do b5 SIR 100
do IS S7 IS do S7t 30 do, 57i 100 do b5 Si $40 do,
BIS 49,
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MARRIED.

NrcHOLS-ULINE-At Vest ssndl.ke v. Y. Sept. n,
h, tbe Rev p. P. narrower Mr.. William Nichols OF Co
Smbu. Ohio Miss Margaret A, daughter Of George Une
T,o Of West Sspdlske
sMITH-sHANNOS-On Thursday 2sth inst BY the Rev
VIM. n Morris Mr. Samuel p Smith Of North Castie and
Miss Sarah Ann ShspIon Of this City.
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~. rop.b. Of June, July and Ausua last at IS
eseb day - 1900. h.f,,. the co,-- f,v rsr.ltes
ih rendered against The person. complained
SsTvipx from IS $50 and the balance % them
o, 70 SEIZED adjourned the 4th and lth Of October
~ Tor Of evidence.
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Frnm Onr Own Cn1e.nondent.

PORT JEFFERsoN-Arrred-sept. 3. schrs Margaret
Ann, Dayton. StopingrOn; Chss Smyth, Hawkins Fall
River; VIM Penn Avery Providence; Congress Mott New
York; r. jayne Hopkins Bird, port; 18th. .ehr lnde
ence Crockett before reported ashore Old Field Point
Cleared seTt I'd sohIs C. Hulse 0vsroo Phiadep ha;
Wu- Thomas. DAVIS Albany sips Opera Emmons Newly
Farmer Moron do; Observer Hudson do; Plant Hasnss
Bridgeport; 18th, Margaret Ann, Dayton, Albany
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

u. CIRUcIT CoURT.-rhis lCourt, Judge Grier
sSy, assisted by Jpdse Dekerson in session 10 Tren
lon 90 We1nes az counsel ia the three eectment cases.
n which the Of the oonstituOnay OF distress war
rant su.d BY the Solicitor Of the Treasury sEsins San
nj srtwout be tested agreed upon statement Of
r ard sn ply required the Jury under the Instructions o.
- Court 70 live special verdc according agreed
upon BY the parties The Jury rendered their vsrdes
sy The counsel then stated their points 10 the Court md
She ,udses being divided the carried up 20 the s.
S.peme Court FOR plaintiff Geo. Woodland Edgar ; Van
Wfniie; for defendants j. d. Miller, A o. Zsbriskie and
Ts Juror were discharged and the Court adjourned for the
Germ
HUDSON COUNTY CoURrs.-But little has been
done theH udson County Circuit Court-Jndge Harms pred
All fy occupied be sins motions The Grand Jury yeser
Ssv afternoon came with number u bills OF ndct
sp and sssn retired TO complete their duties which will
prsbshy end TO dsy The Cont Of Oyer and TeImner will
m Ssv commence the criminal business.
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTOS-Arr Sept "a. Steamship Alps. from Liverpool;
barb Nashua Phade phs bzs AbbF rhsxtsr Turks Island
Irdn Queen Haeus BOnsPste, Victor and China,
PHILADELPHIA
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED roRTnr TRIBUNE.

THURSDAY, Sept ., 1854
AsHEs-Tbe market is quiet but firm for Pos at 81 and
Pearls at sc u
BRICKs-The demand for hard North River quite mode
rate and prices Uniform: the arrivals not liberal bat
the quantity the hands Of makers considerable; sales az
Is u a ~ for common 10 GOOD.
COTTON-TheIe is rather doing and the market 10
steady annexed quotations The arrivals have been Inn
tied, and the stock continues light
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Receipts Of Produce

BY Eorta Rao BOats-sc1s bb Flour 80 pk1s Ashes 80
pkss Wksksy 900 bIsh Wheat 80 80 s1sh Corn go Do
Oats. 629 bags Mesl.
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Domestic Ports

ALExAEDRIA-Ar. Sept o. brig Acorn. LuSubert,
ton. ,ebr. Cumberland. Peny, do.
BASGOR-Ayr. Sept Is, bHS Id, Freeman, BSsssa
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IMMATURE ALMsSAc........ THIS DAY.
SrN-Rees... a Sets..... 46 MooS-Sex....IO ola
HIGH w.rER......THis DAY
Sandy rook.. IS Gov Island. - IS He'll Gate. Is
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URGH ITEMS.

RuneLARY.-Duripg Wednesday night the house of
M WIN C. Stuart No 10 South Eshth-s was burglsrously
and robbe1 Of silver forks &c and qasnt o
-.ips apparel The thief took fine blue bro.dcloh coat aud
~ IN place Of dspdated black coat pair OF lace WIN
DIV curtains valued go, were stolen from the oackysrd
Rouyt n durinf Tuesday night
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RROOKZ wv ITEMS.

rorvIcrros on AZ IsDseTsksI FOR htcaws =,
ns, robbsry knocking down and se'uaens % from
Ies. Of Rehsrd kobers the night II the ihch m
S,ptst conc oded Yesterday IN the Court Of ses
III. prisoner indicted with yo.eph Jooes who We
n.,,es last In the OF Mcclure the jury were
- -, few minutes and returned with verdict OF guh
a, he reens Of counsel reserved unt neh'
wsek. 49, ~ L., ,,.vio,s
sdsd gnorsnee HE excuse, and after an adHonoo "
no Court he discharged
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ARRLsT OF A BURGLAR.-A boy named deoISe
yIoy va. brousht before Justice Smith yesterday on tns
sAse Of burglary in the third degree 70 Sresilos INTO
~ tbershom $50 cash The robbery com On e
5tsr oon Of the 18th He fully committed 70 ANA'
The &C ti1n Of the Grand Jury.