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WHOLESALE CLOTHING TRADE.

~ J E.TDEN 7 n I""T
- ROSnO:G, TtPMAI s co. have now in store, amt
SH will be rcccivi,.. b. -,eanL. : .aIT"atUrn and Roam
okc, their large stock o. Winter Clothing adapted 70 ~"
wholesale ;rnir. And in Introducing this branch OF their
business, would merely call attention To IN" success OF th"ir
Spring ,rndr as n guarantee that their best efforts wi! be-
nat forth 20 make il advantageous 10 merchants purchasing
foods in this marker. Our sock will embrace the variety
necessary TO the scHson, both IL Clothing nMd furnishing
[,oi-. md n call from the trade l. respectfully suiici'cd.
GROSiiONG, TrPMAN * 60, 81 Main 81.
SOM, Thrtr. door. heinw Purcell. linda 4 20.
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MrTROPOIITiN HALL,

THURSDAY EVENING ~SEPTEMBL& TIL
HUNHEi : NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE
IA Pronounced ;Hc constellation Star Company
b.aC.ng
TWELVE SOLO PERFORMERS!
Includln. IN" Prize j. Dancer, JOE BROW
AID the NatChlr., Ballad Singer
MASTER ADAMS
VIII open on the above named evening, tnd CONTINUE u
SOirer- Tor On" week.
IF Admission - cents.
sept. .iNO 7. FORD. Asrr.
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FrThc Secretary of Stnto and the Secretary Of
War have returned TO Washington from n short visit
TO the Virginia Springs. The President md Mrs.
Springs.
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D,rD. in Richmond. NJ the residence Of Mr. Samuel j.
nnrnou on Wednesday. 9Th inst. ~ 10 o'clock. nttnr n short
painful illness. HENRY KING, Esq, late q; the county
- EtrI M,ILnn- in he alNr NrMr nt III ngc.
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TAYLOR, JOURNEY TO GsNTnAL iFRit

AT TIE NEW BOOKSTORE, KENT SQUARE.
HOtRSET To cfuInl hirlcG BY inyhrd Taylor, ! vol
~ limo, illustrated ;! ~.
Legends and Records q new work by {. X. Taylor; -
GEMS. .
Noctr- .hmbrosismr By DR.. Mackenzie IA new Edition OF
thu rnr- old work. ! vols 81. ,
F.,,y YEAR in Both licnisphcrcs, a romance from req!
liz. by Nuifr; c! -
The I.smpiishtrr, the be-, otc. OF the daI - :"
Now \ lIaY., II new novel OF rare m.It, Eicts
Fashion and Famine By Mrs. Stephens -
Alone bv Mss HnrInnd, 81 25.
Ter hlcht- in a Ear Room; by Arthur - cts.
English ENJOY ct t.a Court ., 81. Nicholas ls:. 81 IS.
Incl. Sans Farm Fence. iiIsfl atrd, IS cts.
Life nuh il Aims, !uktwo paTt.. !dcEl ari Gctrnl life,
! vol 81. UM. 4. TTEi
IL Nluuu -. nnnrly oppGsite ,te E.xchmEgn Bunk.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE M~ARkET.-SLrr. j..
The offerings Of beef cattle during the past week
amounted tn about 800 head, 30 Of which we're
sent 10 New York. Prices stand aboIt the SAME n nj
our last quotations. viz ut s. a ~ per 100 !h+. COWS
range from SlS to so each. according 70 qualify
IIo:--Abou; 800 offered, and sold AZ - :o.'2.-
sheep and lambs range from IS 10 sj7j, as in quality.
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TIRE BREyOGHT HOUSE.

II IT A|ENTT, TTTNNEN Ut EIVEIN FIREL
EEW YORK.
TENfilS establishment. .n!-lIrv! nEJ furnished. With S.
q modern cyilvcniuccs and comforts VII be o;c-
for the reception o. permanent or transient ":sitof.
Tu"-i"", IT," fourth OF september. !; Will be- cUHtur;
cn;:rei? oa IL" French plan. ~i'h n r"s;aurar: attacked.
u!"ais sent ~ IuOu.-. The cE.r.:.: departments. W..
exclusively uuirr tn" direction Of Nr. Ssndcs.ou, IL
the College Hotel Families DESTROYS Of engaging sy.
In"Lts, cau 40 81 l.. applying al the Office Of the hotel
to the proprietor. itRIIS JtDSOk,
Sept lin OF The New York HO,r
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INpINII N6l nm

COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BiNk.
nFFlCE u; the store o: QunIIcs q Brooke, on ~
~ s;rcct
Dcpos.iors in this institution will receive Elk pc: cs;
on al sums remaining on ~ucpo-!ic sx months or .oa.G
and i've PEI cs.t. for a shorter time.
NM. u. PAINE. Prer!ir:'
n. T.. BRo0KE, Treasurer. JuIy 6-r%ctH
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STEtuEp ~pnTtHnNTtS.

FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPEIA
HNREIGHT received to-day. FRIDAY. GtE III.
~ 10 uc!Dck. and up 10 tie hour OF 3, S44HS
II. yhT"RUtI. H.. 9th int. ..m,--
sen, S-.t ILDI.AN " NA!SON.
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NIKGININ-IN CIIANCENY--N Nu!es held in h..

NTIRGINIA-lN IlASCERY.-A Rules held in III"
Clerks Oficc OF the County Court o! Louisa County.
a; the C0ur, House thereof, on Monday the 18th dag OF
September, ls5f:
William i. Wash and Sarah V. his wife, Jonathan Tai
leg. Samuel e. Tallcy, Pcyton q. Taliey and Lydia e.
Tsllcv. plaintiffs:
against
William 4. Tallcy, Richard F. Talley, Florence c. Nel.
scr, Nathan j. hcisu: and Prudence w. TGncy,
Defendants.
The object OF this -u!. IS 10 obtain II decree for q sale Of
the land of which Na:lnn Tnl!cy died seized, in order 10 It
division OF the proceeds among his heirs at law: hni 4tsda.
vt having been made aId :Ied that the defendants. Flo.
renee c. Nelson and Nathan J. Nelson. are non. residents Of
this State: On motion Of the plaintiff. By their attorney. 1t
IS ordered. t!ht the said defendants, Florcnc. {. Nelson
and Nathan J. Nelson, do appear icr: within one month
after due publication OF this order. and do VIVA. is nccessa.
~ 10 prOiec. taeir Interests; and that n copy Of THIS order
~. pui,!-hr.! once Il week for four -YcccsfIv" weeks in the
Richmond Er; iirc-. n newspaper pUblishcd in rhr CRY OF
Richmond. ard also Lr poised ut IN. front door Of tie
Codr; House Of this county, On the trst Gay o! the next
County Court. 4 Copy-Trstc:
Sop. s-cwiw DAVID " ICETER Clerk.
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MILLIAM.HIIiG MALE ACNDEMY.

rsyIir ncx, session (roneisrinc of mind mon,h-) will be.
4 gin on the LEI October. aId end Oh the last day Of
J-:Ir
The couI-c Of instruction viii embrace MI the branches
OF a plan English Education, the Greek, LnIr an! French
Laugun=c=, md the Moral, Pt!ricuI ana Mathematical
Roari, ,rcladin, washing fuel md Light. $50 pc. session.
Tuition, hot ict' than ESQ nor more than -
Fuel
Tex, book. and stationery furnished by tho .un.criacr
Boari and Tuition char ed from the entrance o! IN" pG'
p! 10 tn" end oi the session, and payable oncha!! N "d'
vance, and the other on the 18th February.
M deduction made for aoscnce, except" at TIC "!sosei.'h
OF the sub>ciIbcr
Particular attention will BE- rnid BY The subscriber 10 the
hc"!,h, comfort. morale, niGunere and instruction OF ah
Sph .dc.'. o..
The iurscrhe. has IL i!s possession. md will "xIihi,. i!
requested, rcs'iriorlai-' ottnilcd ito.j tie Faculty .: VII.
liam and Mary IN isiOy Md fro.n The Trustees, Patrons AID
rupi!s n! nIl tho Schools which have been under his chrfge
wrr.m,n.v =, e.o G ! D H TFyo 5i.! rrt@ ea5,
JOHN DOOLEY,
lat MANUFACTURERS, 81 IMAM STREET. RICHMOND,
A. now in store and Oilers for 'ais, on the very n
Ell. best ,rrr.s, and in large or small lots, TO SUR III
20 cne". Of very low rr;ced Wool Hat, men, aud bovs'
go do meal.ir cunr!,v Wool Hats, new sryic.. Tor
men and boys "
go 10 very lin. Saxony WOO! Hat, Hungarian 4ad
other styles
$50 do cen:lein-n's soft Fur Hat. OF all qualities
i22 do Boys do do do all color.
300 do Gentlemen. fashionable Mol" skin Hats
ID do Mole skins, low price, from 81 10 S.i per do2.
- DO Ccnt.CiaCais .nShionnbic Black Gnd Drnb Ben
Yer iiHi'
- DO Glazed Hats, low price, for farm hand.
900 do Cloth cnps. very low price, ircn. and bOy-',
81 ~ To - per dozen
30 do Cloth Cnps, medium qualities. from - to :?
per dozen
Ioi do cloth CAPS. fine. from, s7;o SIG mems and boy
81 do Clola Gaps. with p!ush AID fur bands, new
styles
q do Plush Cloth Caps, oil the shapes and coiors now
in use
- do Plush Cloth Csp., for boys. variou. colors and
shnpcs
y DO Oil silk Caps, fine goods, price from 81 20 s. per
ioksn
- DO glazed Capa, from 81 per doz. upward.
Is do Cotton Plueh and Corduroy Caps, 81 80 to -
per dozen
Several cases Ladies' Fur-, v.c,orincs, Tippcts, Sc.
Purchasers nre invited To enli at - Main street. Rich.
mOnl. Sept. s-2nl
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-.c--7-;I.[T TEICUFK WANTED.

a VOTING Zen,lcrap, qualified 10 tn'i'IL. =. e 81 ,
"A ncs and the Classics, may procure . se,.y 70
plying in person or N'"'e'''"s q" c. P BrREE'iS
CANT 5-cst
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w Df.i1Of RAI1t Ell tlN' IL ,rr-.
a DEMOCRATIC paper in a ~popu.oH' ~. AZ.
"A County, aith az exirrsi:" .Ub'rIip'!9H = -:
ycr;:sinr custom, will be cold c.'..r! tag "Eo.% =
ter-sr ar tha purchase! may dc,ise. Aiar'''
auU lD-ln -
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E|IRGINIA.-h, Roles held in IL. Clerks Ot.cc OF
the Circu!: Cou-' OF the Ci'y Of Richmond, the ih
pay Of September, l.Si:
John McK.own, PKG.
Against
Io,ooi, .s.:cn. Def:
II tase mi uron AZ r~;;lcEn:eT, rc'u, nd eXccui.d.
Tho ob'.c. Of t1s suit il 20 rrcO.pr CT the Ge;"nGBTt NJ
~ I've dclars and affidavit having been made md sled
.har III. defendant Hbo"c named is n nonresident Of this
Commonwealth. the slid ie:cndanti' notified 10 appear 1T
the Rules TO be- holden il the Clerks Office Of the said
Cour-. on the irst Monday IN November next, and do what
i. necessary TO protect hs in:eres; in this suit.
ACopy-Teste: w
Sept. 6 cwiw EtS. ROBINSON, C!crA.
W Rules held in TIE Clerks Once Of
the Circui; Copt u tie City Of Richmond, the 18th
Iav Of September, 1854:
Samuel II. Letter and Edwin NJ. Le;,wich, Partner. trading
under tho firm aiL style Of Jeer & Lcitwich,
Against Iialhsi's'
William c. Walthsll. DeicniL
In cage and upon an attachment returned executed.
The object Of this suit is 70 recover OF the defendant
Two hundred nni nifty Dollars, with lawful interest there.
nm fro,u the IGh day Of December. 1853. nil payment, md
AFFIDAVIT, having pcen made and fled that the defendan,
above nemed is a Nonresident Ct tbs Commonwealth, the
said defendan: u notified TO appear at the Rules to De hold.
en- in the Clerks Once Of the said Coprt on the d st Mon.
day in November next. and do what's necessary to p.o,ec:
his iuterc., in this suit. ACopy-Teste.
Sept s-cw4w EUS. ROBINSON, Clerk.
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4 SITUATION WANTED: en:len'a, ,.' .

a SijtAIiON "tNihn y.g.. 81.
n educated in Virginia. who has had 'oHr ar AZ.
rieIce in t~rnching. wishes 20 Obtain u a."..clr
,imoniels csn he -ivcu from tine Professors % Nm
sydney College, ii required. address ! Cen, -,
S,,lp IC'lay. W L
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HUIDEND.-Tne Board Of p!:cc';'. i i.|T:iroa
mond fire association nave DECLARED . ne p..;:
i've per cent. on the capital .tocS ta're@' =. ne 654:s
months ending 3lst August, l.5i' pay.'f"
and inter- Monday. lIih September. !-T'
BY ora'F Of i'll NV JOHN Il BosHEA.se -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

r,o,s The Nebraskaes of several counties IN the
VIII Dtrct have renominated James C. Allen a. their
Cnn,;onal candidate. We that in Clark 20 tha me
Shs.l bn,ipess is made the test of Democracy ana a.
nsmocrs, opposed politely requested 10 IeAve .ne
ann Of bong lassn. The Wings OF Clark 90 hS'e P'e
sn,aa6 col Archer as their candidate. -,
y5r Quincy Herald, the organ OF Col hlcnafuson' u"u
l., dir % the banner Of the Democracy 10 the ofee%e'
IN. right Of the people TO rule-Stae sovereignty
D.,;onsl Ifnion-For Congress, VIM. Richardson ne
o,ad for the Nebraska bll-he voted for the fueuNe
si.vs law snd-msrk wellhe stands pledged 10 oppose
the repeal of either OF those laws ,,.-
Tbe neorle of that District will Doubtless mslA NeA
cl Rirb6rdsop and then vote for " Arehy WiilaHs
In acceptjng the Whig nomination Mr. Wllauls a
- heore the Convention fully ndorsing me Ahi,-'
,rota ,lattorrn which had been adopted ms auu,ps
20 ,he Crn, epton which nominated hun, orey ~
Nv IN QUINCY TAig gives an earnest OF "ha' H''' ~
Eynected Of him during the canvass ..
Irone J. Bssrdsey formerly connected wan Ine 7 PVh. ,b
- %, Vormont bas Issued address To the people VI @
~ wertwor,lsl u District announcing himsen as .
49, Gov Conoress "subjeet 20 any n'hihaai'n -
a. sn,;on representing toe Anti-Slavery sehtou "
ar D;strcf irrespective of former party U
W avs. II an desirous that the people oi TINS
"hsu have An opportunity 10 express their se'''A'
upon all the following subjects ,.;,,s embodied il
f"Ist Oonosition TO the Slavery pT'ncipe eaoo ~ sa1
a. the law Tor the territorial organization Va
Nebraska ,,- ,.lIsd the Fugi
tive Slave Law Of 1850. :, o,;.,s unde
"ad The abolishment Of Slavery There !, eAls c.
"the real or pretended jurisdiction OF tne 'ea''' wv
"ment.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
Ne W-YORK POLIIICS.

DELFGATrs TO FT.SHELL STATE CONVENTION Qgeen'
Counfr-Abijoh Mann, Jr., Henry i. Jones X Eugene
TLorne and Abraham b. ~fendricksOn were appointed
delegate. the State Convention of the 9Th prO1 The
resolutions approved the vetoes OF President Pierce on
the Land bill that for lsternal improvements by me
Go, ernnent o the Reciprocity Treaty with Canada OF
tie prudent and honest management OF ihe Treasury and
against the Nebraska bill against railroads by the
Government and also against the steamers being
employed TO the exclusion Of others. Gov Seymours ad-
Ianisti ation generally approved OF.
A correspondent Of The ErentEg Post writes: " The
feeling against the Nebraska bill is deep and general
thsn many suspect. ticket on that platform will not
oh tain many votes in Il e county
Madison C0unfy.-Joseph Clark, stephen N. Potter,
George s. LdIidge, l.. ' Barker Marsena Temple,
Charles S;ebbins "a, d. VI. 1Ougal and Edwin r. White
are the delegates 10 the State Convention resolution
was passed In favor of the denomination Of Gov Seymour
and pedging the Democracy Of Madssu to his support
Chautauqre COvny.-Seymour delegates have been
chOsen.
IeYkiner COunty.-ln the Is District resolution ap-
proving the Congressional Of Bishop Perkins in
voting against the Nebraska niqui;y was adopted
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

mail rein running west and going at slow speed .truck
an OK throwing of the track two baggage cars and one
first and one second class passenger The were
badly injured bu, the engine resumed making trips TODAY
In consequence of the accden, mary other raus were
dissrranged for some hours None of the panssenyers
were injured.
H. Babcock Esq merchant Of Indianapolis, jus. a.
be ~ss starting the Crescent City steamer for Bua o
had his pocket picked of two dras one amounting TO
s7oO the oher $500, and also Of $3.50 in bank bills The
piokpocket has rot been discovered
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.

We have sdvices from ST. Domingo City TO Jolly Is.
Thar Rad beer 10 Indications Of renswJ oil hosties
on the part Of bis Inperis Majesty Fsas'in Toe U. s.
fr'gsre Coumbs arrived there on the iTth si'h Gen.
Csznean, charged by Gen Pierce and Mr.. Marcy with
the cuty Of making treaty With the GoveTnmen, Of the
Republic. One of the objects which the American Gov
errert arrears have in view In the proposei treaty.
Is 10 obs:n ccssoh cf navs station f"r s ships Of
war in tie Bsy Of SamansOne Of the hnest h,roo" IN
America whittier the Coassa wens to cast anchor AFTER
having lhnded the Comriissioser. Gen. Csrneau slss
brings fcrvan! an a-rangemen, for coonzin. DOn'ncs
from the United Sa,es bat whether this s 10 be incladod
ia The treaty with the United States in private CON-
pact with company of speculs,ors does no, appear
The Commissioner Is said be hurrySg the formation S
the treoty order tha, !; may at be acted by The
Dominican Legislature which in session and thas
be all ready for ratification by the American Senate whes
il meets in December next.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
BOSTON MERCHANTS ARRESTED FOR
SWINDLING &C.

BosToS. Tuesday, Aug. %, 1854.
+. j. Tinkhem and Andrew H. Adams commission
merchants, OF No. Long Wharf have been arrested
charged with swindling. John Quincy Adains sonor
partner Of the firm sad TO be absent from the city, and
has not been arrested.
The allegation il that they purchased s2j, 900
worth OF -four groceries, liquors cigars, &C., from var
ous Wholesale dealers sending them ne railroad depo
and co-Dg their store part of the goods said to have
been feuduleniy obtained have been reclaimed By the
original owners
John Orr, alias Angel Gabriel" convicted in
Cbsos,own to-day Of disturbing the public peace and
6ned ego and costs. He also required to give bonds
in the Of $500 for his COED behavior. !.
Sxty-seven emitrants, including several women and
cbildres left for Kansas to-day. They escorted TO
the depot by band of music and procession of their
fience. The company expect numerous accessons to
their band at Worcester, Albany, &c.
The weather continues fair with cool east winds and
indications Of rain. The same applies to and dis
tan localities east and north far the telegraph wires
extend.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
THE IOWA ELECTION.

Jsr CosGnxssIoxAL DIsTRicr.-The keokHS WA'S Oh
the 2lst Gays: ,... .onor,s which
no have been able to get, figure up Clarkee v1iy
-. ~ ali M 800 There number oi cOuh'ios W uo
from bnt the vote will not be very large IN epe % -
and we are satisfied that Clarkes majority VIII no O
duced below 3oO N o,,roants unon this
as follows: , ,ou,s,;o, did not
,a he rs majority for Hall in Potawattamie, nor tne
anrtedI majority in Decatur, l9o omess ine oai0ua Ia
t 4sreI are based upon most reliable daa we
S,S still be inclined regard the result as uouo"u
.ho;cb.nces however, are in favor OF Clsrke.
TpoM IuE WEsT.-ID Fremont County oaes nus I'M. mn
-. oysr Grimes and IIall over Clarke Muis Coun,y
I've. Grimes majority OF 22 and Ha mHo5iy u -
Sn'..swa,tnuie gives Bates majority and Han 10
M;,chel County organized al the feoen' cie' 80
"a aIac,ed County officers. Dr. Witier, VINO hsu .lo
ot for Representative with DIR. carpenter ~ 80
y. 3,sw ,he lucky straw. Dr. Wuer is Name la"
We have nothing additional as to the Legislative result
% Son.,a however ia close and doubtful but from me
.du;.sioDs of the Nebraska journals and snen para
-. a, the following i. Democratic papers wnen
III from The Cedar Repid Pr0gres'tce Era OF the
o4,b inst the Legislature is doubtless '
joint ballot; r p.or, tho hest evidence We
Inn - il IA apparent that Iowa has pronoune.a
can sosipst the repeal Of the Missouri SonP. -
az 20 strongly for ii must be rememDeieo mo- e. ,hs
~.!xs,s embossed TO that measure sun NO'ou -,
of ne party from their regards to i9rhoi p in
s,;c measures even though they knew 'e n mniver-
ieSof o. @ ns such in all the counties OF tne o'a
SUI equally capable as men, Piacsn e' ould
and men elusy yndrmnaton of Douglass scheme, "oaid
ine Voos aou N,onouzced still louder aud stronger
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
THE YELLOW FEVER-LATER FROM MEXICO
AND TEXAS.

NEw-ORLEASs, Monday, Aug. %, 1884
The yellow fever is slowly increasing here among the
emgrabs The deaths at the Charity Hospital from the
distas during the past week reached 100.
The deaths in this city for the past week by yellow fever
were 1877.
BY an arrival from the Rio Grande with dates to the
10th ibst learn that the revolution in Tamaupas
spreading, several owns having adhered.
fight took place the 18th Matamoros in which
the insurgents were victorious.
We in receipt of Galveston dates to the 25th inst
The Governor had issued proclamation for the enroll
ment of the troops called for by Gen. Smith
Considerable yellow fever prevailing at Galveston
and The Journal advises strangers to stay away.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
NEW-GRANADA.

ZOOLOGY OF THE VALLEY OF THE CAUCA
Corr,.pcrdenee ofThe y Y. Tribune
la PAYTA Jan. 1854.
| an not going 70 give you seicntihc article. i
lave no new species to give TO the vOrd-n0 learned
results Of dissecODs 10 aid your readers IN Dispatch
ing their breakfasts. Only like NebuehadHezzer, tho
traveller is brought into closer relations with the
animal world thar in New YOrk, and things occur
10 me that usy amuse you. First my sleeping in
the front piazza long, convinced Ee that many more
animals are nocturnal than generally sAiRh. Our
csnaries and hens go to sleep with The dusk and
awake with 81 dawn. perhaps all our diurnal BIRDS
are strictly But il is not Eith a1sasfs FIRST,
among the semi nocturnal We class the Homo sapens,
so uispsmsd ty Linnaus. Wes this animal dancing
all night delighting IN sprses, functions. oyster
,uprers and divers shines; he deyetes the nlgh8
IL preference 70 bis euOyBeRts sleeping by day hts
bs cougeners tie owls and bats Even If better, d.
serves The nars Of sapienf The student delights IN
IN midnight oil Speaking Of bats, they are pest
here TheT are numerous, and used TO wing their
wsy around rIy hammock. eIeersting, 20 DOUBT my
ur,Lsto net which prevented their drawing good
super from some projecting toe. Dogs, and esen
oSas are constantly their victims, and especially
bor.es They never endanger life here. They are
Lard on fruit too rendering trees sometimes entirely
useless AID compelling the euliivstor to Get down
III. tree 70 rid himself Of bsts The mango and the
,nu.tc rose-apple are their delight, but the rind oi
grange il too thick and too bitter or their dear little
teeth.
Cats do not enter my LIST. Ir / have not seen one
for long time. Rats and nnice here almost equal
ly scarce thOssh plenty enough in B9g0ts, where too
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-FROM RIO JANElRo' &C

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Aug %, I7o'.
A fire broke out this morning in the lumoer-yafa o,
Messrs. George & Son, Green's and soon eA'enieu
to the bacon establishment of Messrs stewart,
A Co. on Lexi.0ton.st, both of which, with several
other buildings were entirely destroyed The damage Is
estimated at s3OOo which there is an insurance OF
see, 900. De
The bark Indus arrived here to-day. She brings kio
Good coffee was very scarce 1880 paid to CON-
plete her cargo for the States. ~ -, ,y.., o,h;r,
The auotatons 42oO to 4n3oo with little or no'nng
to be had. , 49,, o., .. o Al
sales were made of 700 barrels Orleans Hour a 2ib
credit; Baltimore was quoted at 81 to 2lh5Oo; -.
Sons of the fremeD of New-Oreans maze Iio,ous s
number who were arrested aid imprisoned. Inc ponce
attacked them arrested twentysx, and dispersed the re-
Dainder. Ill, so-or during
wednesday Thursday and Friday last was thnty'hree'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
BRAZIL.
Y Tribune

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune
RIO DE JANERo Friday, July 7. 1854.
No news of special Interest. The city remans
healthy. Business for shipping has been very da or
several weeks; Freightsow Coffee high. Under the
influence Of adyces from abroad the price OF Coffee 10
receding. Few American vessels in port. The bark
Mary sawyer arrived this morning frcn Boston. The
French frigate sybee arrived yesterday from Brest
and corvette of the same nston from Monte Vid.o.
The United States Brazilian squadron 10 distributed
as follows the brig Banbridge At Monte VIdeo, the
as.shp Savannah at Rio, and the sloop-of~ar Ger
mantown hourly expected at Rio. Health Of squadron
coed. While Rio has been very healthy during the
past season. Bahis has been sckly ard remains so.
Last month the desths ameng foreigners averaged over
two per dlem--a great majority O. them Germans.