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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

OFFICE OF Drsc.s sHrExAs L CO. B,sxERsl
SEv-fokx. April n is5i
dividend NOTICE.-The Interest due on the
~ l day Of May the B0sds Of the NRwYORK GEN.
TRIAL E-lLR0AD COMPANY ard also The Ist-res
Bends of The (lse) BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
RAILROaD and th- Osei ROCHESTER LOcKPOkT AND
NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD COMPANY vili he paid whsa
crs, BY DUNCAN SHERMAN L Co
SEw-YoEK AND HAKLEN RALRoAD Co,
Nrvl OK April 25 i354
NOTICE-The annual Election for thirteen Direc-
~ tors ci this Cnpany wi take place th-h or5c. No
Hsnove.t on TUESDAY Ma, le 1854 -he pos -iii
fu II NJ TIL o'cl.ek Th-
VIII s.srrss My 1874 o.lct .rs open
ed On Weopesdsy Mag IL, 1854 q: 10 oeeei By
be Board ALEX KYLE.
WETMORE, ROBERT & Co, Stock, Nots. and
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
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sAeLFs s.Iso.p cnxVsNY TT. 'oa-pssy ~ -sss-
yrop,.ss fsr O-E HILLtO. SEVEN -1NDasD rHc' PAS 2
DOLLARs v t,-r FIesT HOsrG+St ID - s-1e, b. 49,
u Oss Do.-n. al - n Oaae sf q
pay ~ ctJ of Y1r. - e. ~ ~ His -.i97
courorr sf-sch.d ~ rsyr-8. = ntess t. $50 So
,l as, co tse Ct e nay nd Nov
evsr p-i
These Fo.i. s-e--d a.. mig Ho 20 Tos
L.dlou slreoso'a th- F">8 n b., -
y-rtsrsn. - ana-r sp-i hority " - - -
Lessasar "a soi. 4 th. Socanoid.r,
t. 81 ~ so-'s hieh - &C sfer 90
,ss 40 riH 'h- 6-'t .si lee g. - %
Il o,ns' Re ee6' Of se OyaPsn5. 'hs Ia
for the ssehsnsr 81 - tis -
s-ad,rs CoapAly sysssrcs ~
. d,pos Ob- sihoa '-v-u ldr>d Ta 60
Dss,. 'or s-h.gas Al ta-'r Frsias as ns
payment eEp~udarc. 0r th- flh scs d1O
ID 2 prov.rsnts tG 5rcu-- upoa ts- tasd
The espfsl Cra ,ad s. 50 30 Il rre-f-t
and &c 81 Of Common stoes Fhf av
aspds ard for the las # ,snf IS
per per the iormer ~ cent
he later.
.he r.ceis. Of SIS .aouste' s7 5ei,s 7e-s, q
~e.r.n ~ ,sr oen. oser 1852 ic-ss III
Iarz.r busio- % s1i Z d1se the pres~n. year
rte public therefore oEerei n Z
gse reliable
TIE of the coEfsny ell lie e-eivsd "a
ne B0r5s
T~etty 80 pc, cent required D. pad - q
NY 80 .ysry thirty sh@rs,s ~
sreb sar .v-u Tea Us) ceut, 0f sas
trstsrent bens tn Cosy uus ss cmps
the soutr'es ier~'f .dUs ton til 't q Ma
Fsre fsse che prvil % ass'ns hent u tan Ak 'e
l. heir rOuds - -
sss.d prooo... -ir b r-.ed Otce % BLAfc 30
sAISsFOhD, No 2 Wallet aetcfs Sc letb 90 . Ny
Il Seock r.
rAVTNGS BANK-Thirl-av., corner Ninth-st -
- MAsINERS SAVING INSTITUTION and for the bene6 4
81 ciassss q
JACOB W srERNELT cifv.i pfseitent
PsILiP " Eses Is We Pret Isaac sSEE ID Vie Prest
- Ns.tsrvrt 81 B'wsy 2. W Too-7s q PssrlH.
] Tpr.rril IS Pesr.st Francis VGonnor srrig sip
Russel Oar ? Msc.nsne james ID tsn IL 1thrC
Ta'ir " 81 Joseph J.misOn O.d-so
a.h sgnr- Hy Naf@rst Ch.rlss 4 vos. p solt. 81
L,-ss H.denIsr. Samuel b IS % 'h 6
Cesr',. yi.. 50 Wster-t James ~. swell 81 5oashs
Bfoots COZ csrir4 cherry Vifsn Hsrsro, 1tr~-
Frsrci Aphot Frent-s Na'n'l JcCr-sdy SJlths,
fdv idre "a P,rkpsce. Nafhsniel = Jtnes 3 Cf1
Isaac T. su ih ~ V..t ch.,les " Ls'nrtoa Brooklyn
q. y gui-sr~. M,rs,n Iron Worn
Deposit. ny to 81 00fceeived InteS SIovei
sn sbrs under a." a. TIE ate o. rert
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

fhE MICHIGAN .vUidLAs AND rO<ttkhS >D,t'A
RAL.oAD DsoaF.sEs IL wlisu,t Nv York. Apdi7 1885,
NOTICE 10 STOCkHOLDERS-Th Board Of
IN Deetos o tness Comp4nies resolved 10. u
sd the eomplsti of the ACk-OS BHASCH o.
Michigan and rDLs DO GOsSEs Lane o.
No ri. IDcisr Riiosd OF constTs>cOn
Of IS al Of tue siehwn sosh
snc Northern ind ana Rsroad Co npsItss
Tho socs ssued 70 holders OF bo tn- cd snc
shall tuch the DorLns OF tbs
A.y n-X psyn-nt be for IN. folo.,
he rh dsy May Is NJ ta- ~, day Of
and the Jgy sito the
o fsser q full previous TO said
honsrs rrdg E1ros ess O1t " ths brtsd
5 will be )rtd 81 dsys sdior, time 70 m,ks psv@srt o.
ts sue oct he ert payment nus Ne -ed ~
tim. stated ssd ssen, sssttd n noy the oss5on
septs sccof fdinGly.
rho ate Of cent Si b. al
ell the dy th~ tAg of Ju
b. e5tifled dyide,ds
% e,s ibs sOcb OF the Companies
i. ,ue ac'io' OF she will ne slo~-d % ssss tue
efnl
Stockholders bo signify tsir intention Of taxing
portion OF socs msing the thereon reqeret rn
te deem ed % have forfeited their isht O. he
circular coutsinnR fuller inormsroa the sjsc oil Ne
thoder. and be hd s,nicst he oce Of
the com7sLies B, order of the Rostd OF Di -ectors
JOHs b. JERvIS, fre~deat
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

Tie Sir Boe,t Peel Ch>dwick London anchored
q tfspi,e
F4rou ~cKrstry beDce for Asrnyal 18Th inst with
With accident 70 her ln-ry into
NoIfoh fc she has this city for repsirs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

MAD RIVER ASo LAKE ERE XsiLsosD %
nIVIDEND Boston, March 30, lo5iA Dlsl
~ deni Of TN PER CENT hss en declared psysel W
te ComJauy the NAV he oc>s
bu-c slsYehOlrsr
'fs 3lit ins SAMUEL HENtIiW. F-ssu7-r
OFFict o. rgs rLisr on coUsrY Co.L Co,S
No, WalG thrd f)or
TIVE CLINTON COUNTY COAL COMP ANY )i
PA ofer 'or lie OH HUNDRED THOU SAND DOL AIS
Of CONVERTIBLE COUtON SIX PER CENT sONDs tf5sat
e.s secured By to Dssii dodley Esq es
al tter coal ards iher With tbs Raod snd 4l
frncts, rshu and eorpOra privileges OF .d Coupsay I'd
nes isorn stioE - pbtsil ed " sPl = ion o
joan G. hALLORY. Pres.dsnt or,
o ~. GSGERsALL Tre.surer
NOTlCE.-An installment Of 10 per cent. making
~ in he required b. paid the share of rdE
LAKE ERIE. WABASH AND IT LOUIS HAiLtOAD Co
the lot No 56 Vsls By order Of tbs
Beard. EDWARD WHIT HOUSE, TssslTer.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
Goal.

COAL.-I still sch my best Red Ash Coal a. usual
~ the lowest possible price for cash FROM my Yards 18Th
ard shs. -nd cor King and GreeuTca No suthrzsl
70 sell elsev here. PErEa CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
rrentb G9Deriisem:,ris.

OACUERBEoTYPt MATERlALS~~lfr
~ GACDlN'S sebo'ue sTAR-pL lrES Ftlurs -
CAHEkAs CttaIlALS sfsEEO OPEs ~ : :
CATDIN Me- a,rcfale. snf prsl~r y st,.,.i 4. ~
o.aer, r,eeteasy Mr oUETlN. No. ~, Caa.A. !.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-23
Eg-At i recent Woniah's Rights


Convention, a fair "Portia,' IN address
ing the meeting stated that she was
studying the law, and intended to
take upon herself that efFeminate oe-
eupation. Happy state we wish
the whole administration Of jurisprn-
dence, we're confined to the soft hands
Of the fcminines, then aadeea, would
mercy come like gentle dew from
Heaven Then, would the vissages
of the plaintiff and defendent be "look
ed to !" and wo to to the man Of q
wo-begoue countenancs. Justice then.
might be even handed 1; as the coun-
tenance Or complexion is more safe
evidence, than the testimony Of bribed
witnessea.
Who would not not 60 to law and
have Court cases, if there was beau
tiful Judge TO set in Judgement, and
a lovely Miss in her teens to plead, in
the eloquence Of signing and grieving.
for our side? by Jnpiterjwe should
have all manner Of cases in suit
Every other day in cool weather, we
would have an assault and battery
case, SO as to enjoy the exqisite felicity
Of having a Constabless this is our
coming, this word. We mean a fet
male ConstableO to tap US ON tho
shoulder and say, "You are my pris-
oner sir, follow mel' Where is the
man under such circumstances, who
would resist the lava There are none
such; peace and good order would pre-
vail.
We do hope the ladies' will take
aw business in their hands, because
hey are we'll adapted tv it, and and it
8 not masculine employment.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-23

Do not talk ofpoor authors. James
Montgomery has left f9O0 to charita-
bic institutions in Sheffield. Bulwer
has El5,000 4 year. Rogers i worth 1
million sterling. Dickens bis receiy-
edabout GOO, 600 from IL pen since
1885. 4 i very true. that he has
spent 4 al-aad more.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-23
A PROFESSOR KItLED.-Prof

A PROFESSOR KrtLED.--Prof
McFail, of Carlisle Seminary, in
Schoha-ie county, N. Y, with num-
Der of students, proceeded to explore
a cave near the Seminary on Satur-
day the LIST inst. They had Des:,c. into
a pit of some hundred feet deep, and
all hands, except the professor, safely
assembled by means of pulley ropes.
He was ascending, and had nearly
reached the platform, when, by some
means, he slipped from the rope seat,
and fell to the bottom Of the cave.
which caused his death in a few mi
nutes
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-23
A HaCknieil subject.

"A HZ0CAHAHEV SNWgeCAs
II Is with much reluctance wo are
called GU again, to express what lie up
parently the United voice If the coast,
from New Orleans 70 Vioksburg. The
reluctance grows out Of the fact that
go much has been said, with SO little
effect that It is reckless waste Of good
ammunition to fire of our indignation, 49,.
The subject matter Is the "coast mail. y
The press in q united voice, has beg
ged the attention Of those in authori-
ty 10 the mail service in this section
Of The Union, until it is no longer a
virtue TO supplicate, and it now be-
comes necessary that we should damn
them one and all, preparatory, to
knocking at the door Of the Post Mas
ter General, and threatning to pull
down the house, at the hazard Of his
political existence. The shameful neg
lect with which we are treated because
we happen to be On extremity Of the
Union, will bear durance but very
brief while longer, and we hope to
have the press unite with one accord,
in daily and hourly maledictions. that
our people may be aroused and united
to demand In apreemptory manner that
this subject have immediate attention.
We say again, that all our appeals
have been treated with the sovereign
contempt Of silence. There has not
been single session ofthe State legis-
lature thepast ten years, that the mat
ter has not been up for consideration,
and Resolutions adopted, Of instrue-
tons, to our delegates in Congress to
,ss their eloquent Efforts to effect some
dvance movements in this matter
LAST session the contractor for daily
mail did manage to squeeze out, a
scmi-occasional letter bag, but it soon
relapsed---or rather collapsed into the
previous condition. condition in
which worse service was, and still is
performed, than twenty years ago
when the coast mail was carried by
something on wheels denominated a
stage. We Sigh now alas, for the days
Of Contractor jefferson for there
have been none such, for regularity,
since. The populous coast Of the
Mississippi embracing southeastern and
southwestern Louisiana with portion
Of che State Of Mississippi, is now
without the pale Of civilization in this
respect; and might as well be out of
the Union, for all the advantage it re-
ceiyes from the mail service. Citizens
Of Alexandria, Shreveport, Natchez,
Vicksburg, and intermediate places,
write here and request their letters not
to be put in the mails, but sent to New
Orleans that their merchants there.
may put them as freight on some Of
the coast packets; whilst letters from
the middle States-Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Ohio and Indiana, require as
greater a length oftime to reach us, than
letters do from any part Of Europe or
Asia. Shall we neuer have a yegu-
Ia, coast mail Mr.. Campbell Kindoll
Il CO.. If not, we beg Congress to
annul that portion Of the Constitution
which gives to the General Govern
ment the exclusive control Of this
matter. We are sick at heart. and
heartily tired Of making complaint.
nThe following lacomic letter was
rnnof,,n1 h., 80 rA~Ao~I,., Ec,r.r
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-23

An Austrian Journal estimates tho
number OF deaths in ths Russian army,
from typhoid fever, sincetheis entrance
into Drobudscha, at thA enormous
number Of 1900, 70. % i'as
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-23

Gen. VIM. Q. Butler. Of Kentucky.
hos !. written to Washington City de.
Ginning the Geveruorship Of Nebraska.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-23

HFor the past few days the Their
nometer has ranged at 90 in the shade.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-23

lis 1lhdI lie
Count Of Gullsnobs has just arrived.
we learn, from tour through the up.
river country. This distinguished
stranger was every whore received
with the utmost enthusiasm, and crea-
ted n great sensation whenever and
wherever he appeared, and q greater
one whenever and wherever he disap.
peared. The citizens Of Baton Rouge
generously contributed the means Of
defrayihg his travelling and incidental
expenses, one supplying him with
money, another with garments, a third
with horses, carriage, servant, etc.
The latter gentlemen, we are told, re.
pented his liberality, and is on his way
hither in the delusive hope Of regain
ing possession Of his property. We
had understood that our authorities
had put the Parish prison and all the
calabooses of the city in order, besides
making other preparation for an ap-
propriate reception Of this famous per-
sonage, but have yet in regard TO his
movements, only learned the bare fact
of his arrival. "---C1esccnt.
--------s--s-s-------- ...-
RlcH SpEEoH.--The indianapolis
Ind). Journal gives an account Of the
speech made in that city recently, by
Mr.. Robinson, who was there rs
delegate to the Democratic Conven-
ton. The speaker took high grounds
in favor Of the Nebraska bill, proving
most conclusiyely that the Missouri
compromise was no compromise at all,
and that its repeal was no breach of
faith. The Journals account Of what
the speaker said on the whiskey ques.
ton is rich, and we append it:
"Now is the time" says Mr.. Robin
son, "for the Democrats to take ground
on this question. Shall we now help
whiskey, which has so long helped us,
Or shall we basely leave the field and
see our friend Quilted before our eyes
onall we not stand together, must We
not stand together, since none Of as can
stand alone? Shall our party be sun
dered by the cry Of sobriesy or the
fanaticism Of decency! Mo- When
my eyes shall be turned for the last
time to behold the glass in its rounds,
may they not see my friends distressed
with differences and recklessly vast
ing, it may be, fraterDal whiskey."
May they not look upon country
blasted with cultivation, cursed with
industry, and the barrel that holds ito
glory bursted or caved in. But. on
the contrary, may ! see their banner.
not de6led with those words of delu-
sion and folly: What does all this
liquor do but, blazoned on all its am.
Ole folds, wherever it floats in the town
Dr. in, the ,.n"ntry, that sentiment dear
TO every Democrat, ".:.skey and De-
NOW and forever one and IN
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-23

Baron de Rothschild has sent $780,
600 to the suffering Jews Of Palestine.
Baron Bernard Won Lindenau, some
time q Minister of Saxony, the author
Of Barometrical Tables for calculating
dwellings, ETC., in IA large volumes,
and Correspondence Astronomioue,
and Tabulm Martis, ETC., died in AL
tenburg on the Goth May. He has
bequeathed $50, 900 to the foundation
Of an Astronomical Museum in Dves-
den; i il accordance with his will be was
buried a; !. .:..ybreak, IN r r's;n clothes,
and without coffin, by the side ofhis
parent; his tomb will be marked by
stone with this inscription: Here lies
Bernard Won Lindenau, awaiting his
happy resurrection. '-Pa1is Cor.
Boston Atlas.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-23

rThe following laoomic letter was
received by us yesterday. EDITOR
CoxEr-.Sir: You are an ASS
please discontinue my paper. We do
not give the name Of the author, be.
cause BY reflection it might injure
him; We can assure him however. that,
considering the source, we take it as
. great compliment to be called an ass.
We should like TO be known far and
wide as the fool par czcellcnce of the
nineteenth century.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22

"n.ny; Caleb Wright 0arrihan, do Pearl, Csr Per-.
Oiv. Virginia colemsn Rondouti fAyodr Turner ana u,y
Robbins, Rendout for Pswtuekets NJ Wright Fisher 49,
Iiiy N A. Rowlspd Couch. Rort Even; Gen MARION Plss,-
DO; Martha Jsn Hnlse. Roudoet SD chfs Psrns
Albany; Dauisi r uileits. Suifh. d.
PHlLADELPHiA-Arr July - steamship Des~a-c. Csrt
Yosk JuDisfa Willard Portisni ca. schr Oces,
Frambers Boston, G. w Dyer Cobb % Transport fltls -.
ueke'i r Bartlett HorkEs Portland; Cofness Nsrs'.s
Warner gor. Ann, Allen. Bridgeport, D. cs.
Hswkip. Srport; R g. Ch-onsr ~ Bo-,o ~,
rporec Ps,er Bangor Me; r. & n Esss Bsker
D NJ Cross McCorHics, Fort Lee. " Y. ~
RICHMOND-Au July IS. schu Merchant, Whites ~
Yors sstrls, Staples Boston SD steamship Jsnso-a c.,
sndy New-York.
stVANNAH-k Ar July Is. steamship Words. woolhpn ~
York brig Monies ROBBINS do schr ). Warng ~ "a
biirs Fenda Cathin ST. Johns n - Olive hehao Bos'ss
July Is. chip NesTssian in tow
WTLMINGTON-Ar. July ~, schr Name, Powell New Y~s
CID brig MetallAk. Skofeld Richmond. Ne.
WARREN-Anr July 10, schr Penn. Avery, Rondos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22
1855.

The letters by the steamer are quite encouraging.
They speak OF growing abundance Of money aud a
downward tendency of the rates Of interest Commercial
affairs were generally considered 70 be in sound state
There was something doing in American Securities and
some orders have for Stocks and Bonds. But
for the effect Of the Schuyler developments shoald
look FOR a considerable increase Of orders this fall.
The steamer has e5So0OO in gold engaged, but the ship
ment viii probably be larger than this amount
We have received the following card from Mr.. Geo. l.
Schuver late President OF the Harlem Railroad Company
NEw-YoRK, July p, 1854.
It. TIE Inetsiss Co'sss 81 he Ns. io'k and B1's~ RaiOe
Company
,rxTIyxyS In your report OF the fraudulent issues of
old stock of the Hsrlem Company by A. Kyle appears the
following item:
Certificate issued to Eliza II. Schuyler she having no
stock ia her name ~ shares.
Iwish 70 explain this transaction which took place a.
lately the 10th june last.
Ny wife having accumulated from her own income $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22

b. nas tr I'm. and SO 7sas7 80 for saperhne. Corn
Ns En, ..ls Of 0 s sss s,r he .rS quite light,
ssls Of bushels good white CsnsaSn AZ 81 - - - a.,
frb fi she Gsn..s- store IS RE held Z,
o.,. ..esay :. az t9I s s .Sa hns s .s Of
~ essse f1 u1suna; 772c for Western mixed and 0@
WIgIsKYfhe srKei Is hesvy, sales % bb Al &c for
J1Sis6 SIs i S .st Is les. f@ 81 S the demand
city, for h hon. .. d p I1 Is % c. Prime .bs
better; 80 go 81 Bssf p ga sSsssi ca
P. Ne. inactive :. ssas1 Beef Hans ssntsd e ~
.' - for or s P adrs aaS sis Lai arm sa
quiet; bb and ties at 3 age Butter ana
1s0SSs market without chang. Pig the demand
Iirtt; 50 SEQ s. HOa,h. - q
LEAD has continued very quisti spanish " he'd 81 20 - "
HAY-TSe mppy sOOd sale. Of 500 bales River s5e cash
SEEDsA quiet market ior Lover - aoe so, - "a.
SoFFEET. market /, quite todayi sales Ofi 900 bags
sUGARs-The market buOy.nt and hs demand isI is. o.
xoIissEs very dali and the sale, importance
HOPS are very dull and sales arr only making IN 'AA " "
GkTa demand 81 e s E; en- o,,. hind. s, sale.
hid. Keruesy IT. SIS e1se ohS AID Ooonestea
NAVAL sToREs-Ths spi Tar entins "a her
ofo bbs at equal to fi &c es,h and ~ % ; o,
seGs H a. e4assso Pitch steady 5odsl7s
in moderate request with sales Of o." gallons Al '
oye IAis a. m ss, been made Of 1000 factory ed sad
100 ground from store 800 Lisbon and ~" SACKS ASHTON "
sAiTPEfER~Fuher sale. made Of 100 bags Amer
eiH ,eVd more .eve 500 is sold odsy ssie
HENP-Msna has been in good request during ns ,s se,
s' sIys s to ms nS % do dressed sd Boston
I50oo Manila li slfe AID 100 bales !se ~ ,. and
sKISs-ssss have been m1 ,seu Of ''''O IDS '''
WooITbe maset has quite sctve for Domestic h- ar,
v, bsve been fair prices 3d &C. lowe sae Uvvv s
Fleece mostly AZ s. Sci fo'fsn + IN N & and s
bales Donskoi private terms
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Snnkcn. &c.

Inn. % lat 40 % on co bark Weather Gage Carr from New
York Juue y Bordeaux . - IL d., y
NAV p q s. lon 81 II ship Mary Ann, N9 9oso
bv from Caso Apnl United States with head started ns
ssbsS night severe gaze OF wind
june lat ~ n lon g. bark Snspdsson, howand from Ne"
York Monfevideo ,,,r,- s-.-..,.- o, l..
from Rio Grsnde for Salem. ,,.-.-,,,-.L
June N Ion IS seen an American snip Panedo'ae
showing signal with Orbit on H. MI, r. =,
july s 20 49, ship Edward Stanley, Robinson from LV
errool for New-York
5une H. Of Gibraltar bark Ivy Green Bray from Mares fol
june % lat 81 n Nv ship Mana from Liverpool for New
York -t.-- -. 49,.
N G. July 10, for Martinique. o. n
July H. Of Block Island schr Amanda Powers om d. Don
60 for Boston. =, ,,,e N
No date lat IS 65 20 sch Fanny Mars II days from Bos
ton for Port su Prince. .
June the Lizard ship Sir Robert Peel from Lon
New York; also ship steering W. having cross IN ofeop
sail. supposed HAVE packet.
July TO- o. lon "a Is ship Jane Parker days from Hsvn'
for Trieste and OF yellow fever
getting better sowwss under short sail having but on'
ft for duty n
July Cape Cod ship Clara BroOkman, Higgins, from Boz
for CallaO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22
PHILADELPHIA Markets. FRIDAY, July 81.

INSPECTIONS and MEL for the ek ending ny ~ lS
tC4 lbl ,npehne 81 d. do; 1875 Dc Mdfngs otj
do RYE FLOUR os CORN MEAL s. bbs condemned Total
$50
There steady demand tor QCERcTRoN BARK and i No u
scarce a. ~ Coal steady and firm with fair business
do f,r the ,uruy of Eastern COTrON quiet but
G u previous The FLOUR market unchang d. The re-
ce are the Usnd i confined the wants OF the
within the % 5A - - b for com
mon and extra brands RYE FLOURNose COEN AgAL gen
held BUYERS but sale Of SO bbt country
"a, - IS p Dbl WHEAT .pace AMI wanted for
Shipment milling asi god red L here would bring ~ -
T7018c. for Southern Yellow
saoa, Offering OfOArs further sale OF Psnu
svIvania vss mad AT wanted 81 81 05 GRocx
firmly but the demand limited 20 small sales Of SUI
ear and Coffee both Of which bringing full rars Provisions
inactive and prices .bou the SEEDs-Not much do
ms Coyerseed supply the retail demand - 2t
81 25 bushel RICE active at 4. 4lc = 10 WHISKY
Is scarce at 29c for beth bids. and bbs.