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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-25
Philndelphia Markets. July "a.

In there has been rather dong sales Of p hhd
No. Queroiuon sold AZ ST, and 100 bags at rs y tua
rather fmer small sales Of Upland at 1ldSc p ID on time
CLovERsEED and more inquired afer quste at
81 IS I, "a 10 no charge in TIMOTHY FLAxsEED The
FLOUR market continues inactive. The receipts and stocks
continue small but there export demand and shipping
smell sales Of home eonsqmpnen 25qss IS r common
and brands and <0d 80 50 for In RYE FLOUR
and CORN MEAL there doing, but without change IN
prices aes Of the former &c m and $50 bb Of the latter
at e. IS y Dbl.
There Is a fair demand for WHEAT for milling but little Offer
ing; OF 900 bush Southern and Pennsyvan 81
bush for good Red and 81 60d$ % for White adoat sas
Of zoo bush Georgia private terms 20o0d3 900 bush
Jersey Rye sold at . u part delivered Corn scarce;
hut there few offering COFFEE and SUGAR
upward tendency and there good demand 800 bags Rio
sold IL cts. y n which advance. WHISKY Is zgll;
small sales Of bbls Of Il Gf2c., and hhds. Is fo94lc
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The Export elesrsnces from this port for he fortnight endins
The sofh ir consisted of-To Liverpool 80 80 bum inn.a
Corpt 10 GLASGOW ISL do do Cora and market io.H
DO 90 tAntpople 100 bril-. Flour % Nsd-s v DO
40 10 British Indies 78 br Flour $50 DO Corn Mea
20 auish West lpdes 100 br Corn Meal SIS do fl0nr' 70
Brrri So72 brls Flour; Venezuela, SO Do DO; % New
,nsds $50 do; TO Hsyn lloo dc. do 20 Argentine he
public, 500 do. do
Among the City securities which have been sold
recently in this market were 5000 Milwaukee y
cents due in 1874 Issued the Milwaukee and HORIZON
Railroad Co.
The circular of Messrs. Marie 4 Kanz, says
inactive Les finds xensraenent fech dune tAeio q as
lee ohg.r &c cheuns fer ontrent pour Ia Pupar, de IA
erre;s sest dependant p!ssenn nesociston' npo'
tartes eu parriculieY on le vera cidessous
fnes dErafs etc acs Les Caiiosis sont "a
hsusse dc Missouri De lee Indiana en- oasc &c
les LouAns De IA les Tennessee de l. lee Virgins DE-
de ch@mDs De fer sont rechefchee- u1ss -
noi. EXTRA Bonds seuls etc acs. Les Ere Ie hyp
sque recheohees mss nquen endorsement lea Fro -
hypohsque oftrtes quantities con.de Sn- prem
eS; Erie hypohequs ct en- hsusse CT
e- Erie 1871 femes lee Enc 1873 cont references uhe
hsusse de msis cont peu oferts.
Messis. Decop3et h Co. say:
Depu nos avis du coarsn. 90 uouveau ane
les sords Les fluctuations divers
uonnees par eanses generates eoe &c
msuaue dams les Affairs courantes Ia bourse
rsh0LseIce darg qu continue exorcer nhsence mar
ouee cite egocaon des empunts qui scat
ters msrche e. don't mentionnons gue1ne
un cdessous sexerce touteos srande efcoiP-cton
nscmet- cue des yaurs sai psrssent 'aemeni eAsee%
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Arrived.

Steamship Knoxville, Ledleg' ssssna,h, % hours nis
aud passengers TO $ L. Mtchii on Tyeee bsr eschsas
845 F. NJ 80 miles n. Of Hstterss, exchanged signals v
steamer Marion, hence for Charleston
Steamship Locust Point lCroDwells Lnel French, Bah
ship Princeton. Russell Liverpool June o. mdse and q
pess.ngers H. T. Frost Had births aud death Jl
H. lat. A. lon o. signaized Br bark Witen Of the Wsn
bound f. The P. took pilot from boat No. H. si niles Ed
Bark Msruval. Ward Barbados, "A days mOla'ss to
seHr May queen Of Baltinore steering s. $ E. July 90 l
81 40 Ion IS spoke brig Gen Roberts from Nassau for BotOa
snderstsos her name To- be j. Williams hence Tor Wia
ton N Ctbs schooner lost her bowspnt and the Msrsyss
star board SIDE somewhat damaged
BARK Richard Golden, (Breu Bsler, Bremen 40 days
ballast, with IN passengers to Poppe & 90.
Wskemsn. Dimon Co. July 49, of Matacumbe, saw Ap
Onward working the NE same time, barb Bartau,
Barb Norumbegs DelaHo Galveston June % cotton, %
Bark jasper Bennett Charleston, days, to Dunhsuk
Big Luuret,a Dunbar Rio Grande May 80 hides &C. Ba
Brs Thomas B. wsttou of Phi adelPhi) wOrnssr, Puss
s III sSy' s Cara %i1asof u ds. p.
Big IIs tof Camden, Mel Hsswer st. Ubes June All
II days FROM Gloucester salt to ID Les vessel TO White
Duncan.
val stores Brown DeRossett. July p AT % IS, lon
foreand aft schooner painted black with Snn
WS sOme vessel supposed esmor as there VS., one
by her; the schooner when last seem was gettns up sag"
Schr Southern Belle, Powell, Wilmington, O., 6dsys o.
ID. C. Murray sid. In with schT "he 0'
New York; Mary Staples. for Philadelphia so
sch Helena, (Br Roberts Pictou, 20 days coal TO j. W.
Lowden. -,
sohr sabine Powers ST. Bsrts, ls days, fruit TO j. Dur'ha
4 Co. ~.
sehr L. Davis Davis Savannah, days, cotton TO Nc
Cresdy, Mott l. CO. - -, In
sohf (of Buckspor Ames Cape hayt, ltdyt
coffee &c TO Peter Edes July 20 Lac 80 TO- Ion "a TO- sN
scbr Lane FROM POrt Prince for New York -,
sehr. Marine Powell, Wilmington, N C., days, to y
Powell. -
sehr Wake, Taylor Wilmington, N c., days, to Z. )
Powell
scbr. Spy, Ecker.on, Albany for Boston
Schr Csiharine Wilcox Sturses, Albany for Providence
Schr. Sea Lion Manning Rocfand, lime.
schr. Bay State sherman, Boston
schr Jacob Raymond, SANDY Rockand, lime.
Schr. Leo, Harris Hsrwich.
Srhr John Tucker, -, Philadelphia.
schr Leader. -, Albany for Providence.
SlOOp II. H. Green, HAwk ins, Newark tor Fall River
stesinei Csledouis Saunders, Portland, Me-, rndse.
Withholding the day, s with rain and fog.
The FIR bark Euphrosyne fom Hayre arrived on the h's
on Monday night and having received orders processes
New. Bedford this morning
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sales OF Stocks at philadelphia

IRerortsd for THE \. Y. Tribune by J. r. H. 9. FRY
ffr,t Bodyd-lOoo Camden Anboy Railroad Sc, 80 b.
ss 1000 do b5 s.; schuyL Nav, G s2 7v coo Aleg
Co So ssub 5i 1too DO. b5 IS. Zoo Beaver Mead Raj
rosde dsys lOi 500 City Railroad g., - T. X. R., ~;
Little schuyI Railroad sos Beaver Mead Railroad 5i so
Long IDd Railroad essh 1851 L-hsh Scrip, 69,' Leigh
Coa COMPANY 81 Reading Rslre.l 81 II North;Fn Penn
Fyv.nis Rsilroed b5 SOL Bank Of North Amerce So l0l
Befueen Boayds-75o PeDna. S. c. l. p, S3l
Second Hodrd-lO Anes Co. 6s, steuben Sd, -. 900
R. R 81 Lehgh Nav. 7si Penn r. r., as Beaver
Mad r. S. 52i 10 n. Penn. r r. k5wn S0i 100 Reading
r.. G. P a.; Locust Mountain Goa Co.. 81 M.n-
Mech Bank, IS.
l6t; N. Penn. R.R., 3ol.
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,rarkets Renorted BIZ 7slesro-,

NEw.ORLsaxs July 2c.-CofTeS has declined a. uns,,a
influence tn Canadas news mdaog beng quoted a. AZ
ec the Gales to-day 500 bales ard dur u. w.s a.
Receipts Of the week 1900 bales Sock on hand eUa n
total rccsp;s Of the az this port are now s o shr
the date ssf year FLOUR sells al IS 2o IS IS Coyyr
Of the week coo bags osc for PRIME, stock o "a.
CorroS FREIcHrS Liverpool at7i6c. STERLING ExcasE
9td9f per cent.
BUFFALO, July S-s;So P. M-rhere has been fair us.,
for Floor to-day bat the market clnsas with lower p
Of $50 bbs ga Iaois, 80 80 for sAss,
do snd Wisconsin IS 81; 20 for extra do and 90 . an
Michigan NEEsT-Hsrset dull sales o. bah. Chez.
Spring 81 10 White Canadian IL he a. 80 CosS cla~s
stesdy with fair denanc sales Of $1,000 bush Il ne O.
dun held At SIC WHISKY 10 good request aex
so bis at SIC CANAL FsEISHTs unchanged Lake Inpor
for the 4s hours Flour o4S bb- Wheat ~ "a
Corn A 7os DO Oats s76 do Canal Exports: rloar IA
bblS Wheat 46 bush Corn, g. 4S dol Oats 81 SOS 10
BuTF.Lo july 2a-IS:SO P. M-There Is moderate nqss,
for FLOUR to-day the marke being lower for sis
sales Of $40 bbls 81 1898 IS foT extra Us
Lske Is for good illinois and 20 25 for extra heha
wHE.r du and lower; sales Of 60 bush sheboysan mixed
81 90 CoRN-Denand limited anil market quiet; sales
hush. nc OATS offered Soc without buyers CSa
FREIsHTs unchanged. LkgE Imports yesterday: Flour,
bbA; Wheat 1873 bush Corn. t6i Oats sl6 10 Csxl
ExPosrs Wheat 2ico bush Corn, 1855 de- Oats IS sra
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NINIAruRE AIMING.
MARINE 10 URNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....,...JuLY a.
Cleared

s,esmship-Pacifc Nye Liverpool Z. x. Collins
Ship--Frnst " Arndt (Brem Rust. Bremen Thsmp.oa
whaus Rubccn Beckett, Doboy Island, Crosby, crOct
& Co.
Barks-Mary Elizabeth, HichbOm, Shediac, r. 2. Bsck
Co West wrd Saunders, Stonington, ma.tsr,
BfiE.-Trenton Haynes Newburypo,t c. h r. J Peter;
~ Dutch Cs'cord South Amboy. r. Z. Buc& Co Col Wa
Cogsns Cossn Jacksonville C. T.. j. Peters John BalA
Rose Georgetown r. w Peckhemi H. Newell, Hatch Chzfes
ton. X. z. Buck Co. .
schoorer.-Abdel Kader. Brown, Richmond, Van Bran,
Slaght; Ameda Dickson, Fredeck,bag Van Bunt sash
John Roe Hammond Baltimore, Mailer Lord; J. NJ Ha
lock Ballock Malaga w. Elwel Co. Altoona, Cole *
John n r., J. 5. Whitney 4 Co.
Soaps-Ponter, Huchngs, Providence master; Oak, Cole
man Providence. J. X. Hsyeus John Adams. Hsock New
Haven, j. II. Hayeps; Susan, -, Hartford, master.
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MARRIED..

CAsEEY-CoIT-At Worthingon Mass Sunday. July by
the Rev. J. II. Bsbee, SAMUEL O. CAsKEY OF Detroit Mich
60 Miss AURfLIA Con- Of the former place
OAELEYHENDEEsoNO On Tuesday July a. by the Rev. j. B.
WAkeley, Mr.. Thomas c. OAKLEY and Miss RACHEL HEs.
pERsON, al Of this CITY,
COTy-PETHEsBRlDGE-At Pennington n. J.. "Wednesday
July TO- by tie Rev r. w Peherbrdge, the Rev. A MOR-
RELL Cosy Of NewProyideuoe to EMILE j., daughter Of
the officiating clergyman.
Thursday evening July ~ By the
Rev Dr. johnson. Thomas r. MATHEWS to Mn SARAH Hcw.
of Brooklyu
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An IMPORTED CoSyIcr.--A Prussan, who had Just
arrived in this country, died on Saturday at Union.
n j., from the effects Of the heat. A small amount
of money and paper found in his pockets From
the paper it appeared be had been q convict and was
sent TO this country upon condition that he should
peYe. return 10 bic native land.
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Capt. W. L. jansen, Of the barge Ne~bash from H.~A
arrived At Whaf foot Of W,rcnst July - repor,s a.
articles By the TIP viz: Reeves, Mnf Cows Az
oslyss, 81 Sheep and Lamb 81 SWINE Horses ,.-..
hsef y DO Veal ~ IS n tubs tn-r ~ o2n 6rti.s g.
Baskets Apples, rolls Leather b0ves Wool Ri. ~
NiSSth, eo1ss do, 81 csrcasses Pork 10 Fowls W
NYt e hasfeat, a be berge Mnisink from Sswbar.. .
rEse ~ W BART foot q Warren July 3 reports the ~
~ the trip VII; $ Veal Caves IS sheep Al LAa
swine horses - 81 tabs aad IS IS Srkins Ber,- -
ssns o.y ss"I. MIA sc soes Leather boxes Hat % ,
scsp Dbl, " me boxes Saws eases Carpet Bsrs -
ooseeo ~ ~ zee carcass Prrt 10 rols sra Ao,
Leather 90 bundles Paper, 5 haze. Of Goods
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Markets-C AREruLLr REPORTED FOR THE TRrpUSE.

AsHEs-The market very heavy fes Pots, vi sales OF
40 bbs Sc 80 Pearls dull AZ Sc ST. Saersra' sell
ing a Sc. cash. ...
BEEsWAX-The market Is very fair sales Of $4,000 % at
&c.
COTTON-The market steady but very quiet, buyers are
not eager and sellers anxious There very e offering
and DO generally disposed hold 70 their stocks tor
higher prices The sbsencs sves concerning thseops and
later foreign Intelligence has operated somewhat In checking
We continue quotations. tAtho0sh
mostly nomins a. they form the basis Of the last sales:
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

CHuRcH DEptcArioE-St. Barnabas, free Fps
copaI church at RoseviIIe, suburb of Newark, w's
dedicated Yesterday morning by Bishop Doane Is
erected in beautiful grove. The building IL smau,
calculated 10 accommodate about $50 persons, AMI mas
hee erected AZ an expense Of 81 OOO II H under the
nasoral care of Rev W. A. Leach late Of the Diocee
DIST Louis. Mo. Services are held each SaoDath AZ
at lOl and o'clock AT the eonsec pa 'nu
delivered an able discourse from Psalm nhVh;
-" The Lord loveth the gates OF Zion uiore 'hah al
the dwellings of Jacob
Crrpcars N NEwARK-7he Netcark Daily Id
rert;ser snvs that Newark probably contains more
Churches in proportion to iis population 80 oOO than
INV other city in the country. There ifty-seven
Coneregations in the city, of which Is are Presbyte
ran Associate Presbyterian Methodist, Episoo-
nal Baptist, Roman Catholic, Reformed Dutch,
Congregational, . Germsn OF various denominations
and Colored. The South Park Presbyterian Church
and the Broad-st. Methodist Church are rapidly adj
vanciDg. and will be completed BY Spring. The
latter WILL we understand, be the finest church edce
N the city.
FIRryEE's DIFFIcULTIEs.-A few evenings since
slight difficulty occurred between Hddson Hose Com
parry No /, and Hercules Engine Company No 3,
while in Newark av Jefsey-City, returning from an
M the apparatus of both Companies, and notified the
Common Council Of tie affair. A Special Committee
was appointed 10 investigate the afair-which was
done on Monday evening. Last evening the result OF
the Investigation was reported TO the Common Coun-
ell and three members Of No. 3, and one member Of
No. Hose were suspended for thirty days. These
Companies occupy the building at the JUNCTION of
York end Gregory-sts., and are rivals III running to
fires There is also some native and forelga feeling
between the Companies.
rDIED.-Peter H. Gemmell, publisher, for the past
five years, Of The Jersey Cty Telegraph, died on
Monday of Consumption, and inferred yesterday.
He was native of Scotland ond 81 years of age. He
was an upright and industrious citizen
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THE WATER TAx.-The Jersey City Water Com
missioners have given notice that five per cent will be
added to all bills for water rents due let Of May which
are not paid previous TO let Of August
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This table shows large amount in favor OF the To-
ledo and Illinois, and the Lake Erie. Wabash and ST.
Louis Railroads. and includes nothing Of the aecumu
lation anticipated from the two connecting lines in
Illinois. The bulk Of the population and productions
the Wabash Valley line west of the center Of
tie liIe and must therefore be classed as through
business, or nearly go.
The circular of Mr.. Edward Bill for the steamer
gives the annexed statistics:
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CESsUs OF NEwARK.-The Assessors Of Newark
have CON peted the work Of taking the census. The
tables have not yet been made up, but it is estimated
that they will show population in Newark Of about
80 600 persons.
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AdYertlscment.I
IIGuTF. NEWTON d. BRADBURYS'

PAso FoRrEs Goodman Baldwn's single and double ME-
opsoys Second hand Pianos for sale let fine assortment
yery low from 100 10 $500 CoLsURk NASH as Broadway
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povssd. It IL tbcught that there yas over cat-losd
- = 4 -.-.A...d fronn fhia a,<,xn

novsad II u thought that there -sas over cat-losd
Of goods removed from tbis s.ore.
A. the came time the store Of Witte g. Bruuswick,
No 1872 was entered and about e. 900 worth Of goods
taken.
These Goods were all removed from the premises
shove mentioned between midnight and daylight with
ON. the knowledge OF the police, and the question
naturally arises where were the policemen and private
vatcbmen on duty in that part Of the City Monday
night 1t IL certainly very strange that cart loaded
With goods could traverse the streets at nght without
being noticed by the police. The fact that it was not
proves pretty clearly that the policemen were not doing
their duty the night in question or else they were
cognizant of the robbery.
BURGLARY AND ARREST OF THE BUReLARs.-ihe
residence of Isaac Newton Esq, No. 20 Market-st',
was entered by burglars at o'clock yesterday morn
ing the family being at Fort Washington ana roooed
of about $500 worth Of clothing and jewelry' IL APP
pesrxu at a Seventh Ward Policeman while patrolng
bis beat heard voice in the basent d the mousse aS
he passed IL and watched TO ascertain the cause fres-
emily man put bis head out of the door to see II the
scoast was clear" and the policeman seized him and
called for help Some passers came to hs assistance
and one or two other policemen. The fellow wac then
secured and the house entered in search Of the
other burglars, il any there were Another one was
soon found who fed into the yard aud over fences unt'
he reached the house Of Mr. Briggs, near by, when he
bid himself in the Kitchen bat fearing discovery soon
Jeff and fed up the street. He was followed and after
long chase captured The prisoners were then taken
10 the Police Station where they gave Their names &c
Chas Hslleesen and Diednch Williams, and were
locked up. They are supposed TO be the parties who
broke into the house Of Mr.. F. A. Whitman on last
Thursday night and stole considerable property Tse
Captain Of the Seventh Ward Police, for some reason,
failed TO report the arrest OF these two men at the
Chiefs Office yesterday morning.
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JERSEY CITY LIQUOR TRIALs.-John Conigan was
fined $40 and costs and Margaret Doyle $50 and costs,
Yesterday, for selling liquor without license
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PrRDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-Mrs. II. +.
EtcHoLs Mr. r. sooTr and The whole Company appear At
AS hons in Indian Drama of WAcOUsTA
which BY the by IL creating quite sensation Apply early If
yon sant good places.
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Advertisementl
Erfra large. sized DAGUERREOTYPES II
Advertisement

tr fty cents same a. taken elsewhere for q quality second
e none wELLISG's corner Carnine and Bleeckerss
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Talented business Men wanted in this City and

m all parts Of country By ]. H. CoLroS Co., No. l72 ""
kam as AGENTS r valuable % book which cannot be OBJ
tned al the Bookstore Each Agent will have his district
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OCEAN Steamers
o ARRIVE.

,....... From n. York....guly Is. For Liverpool.
n. York....July S..F0r Hsyre, &c.
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Advertisement.


SODA WATER obtained at RUsHroN's, either I'M
der House Broadway, Canal Is
cold and strong be made and with his CREAM
SIRIUS make q most delightful drink.
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TIE TRIBUNE be obtained IN Iokosfoy IA f;I3s
GEO. w. ROGERS Is our Asensht "bsi @I~
the sale Of TIE TRIBUNE.
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mi, State ssoo 900 Of State Stocks due on the Is; inst
which the Banks owning them have not yet replaced
with other securities There are also $4,000 OF
Stocks due in March Of next year The $500 above
nlIuded 10 are now drawing interest
The following is a statement Of the business OF the
Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad illinois Divisionl
for FIVE weeks ending July 7. II must be borne IN
mind that this road was completed only about
two months ago that the bridge at Milwaukee, on the
CHICAGO Milwaukee and Green Bay Railroad Is not
vet completed and also that the present season of the
year the least favorable n roads situate upon the
shore of navigabIe Lakes The main dependence of
Iakeshore roads for their income is from the closing
TO the opening of navigation upon the Lakes. Under
these circumstances the following figures indicate great
prosperity in the future of The Chicago and Milwaukee
Railroad;
F Z: s3 st: i ss ss5ss s.
Grand sl6.2A 10
Express and Mail matter compensation are not in
cluded in the above statement The average per week
is SO 24s 90. equal to slss Sal 90 per As the
receipts are almost all derived from passengers the
expenses Of operating 20 straight and level road do
lot probably exceed 40 y cent The length of the
read is IS miles; Il miles of which is straight line.
The funded debt of the Company consists of s7oo
first and only mortgage, and convertible in the stock
after Nay 1856. The capital stock Of the Company
is about 5000, OOO all paid up. The Company has no
floating debt The Bonds and Stock subscriptions
are aboudaDty sufficient to place the road in excel
lent working order Messrs Stone & Wit, the con-
tractors. have already delivered the road to the Com
pany-athough they were not bound by their contract
TO do 20 until the ls April 1856 The road at presen;
not being prepared to carry freight, has, with some
few exceptions declined to transport it. In very
short time, however, they will be able to take it.
Then their receipts must largely increase from that
branch of their business.
Estimating the income for the year from the present
figures. Il would produce the following result:
Earring. ...ss'ssssss....s Sloo ~
Expenses, 70 = eeut............ 1886 10
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CD. at New Bedford sd, barks Henry TsDer new %
tuDsl Ever Pacific Ocean Pacific, shens ~ lDf,n d.
At Vase y. Holland FEB ~, bark Msssasoiti hs1'! y
poisett 100 sp., 90 VII. on board. ,, a.
At Zanzibar March 49, (peT letter from VIM VIZ ~,
u. s COnsu) bsrks Alton Archer, ~ B., SSo 81 =. 20
back oil land sid 3st cruisel; 5st, Ubneo ~
Wesiport, go bills 81. oil and 80 n amberghs-tbe NV
Ct Sf5 Y n-(ard 3D. April 10 cruise). . - a.. a y
In port April g. bark Msrcela Morton, N. b., ~ % 10
ON board about ready 70 sail on a cr1se. The ~ 81
March H. p NJ. on reef extending from the is ~
70 Wwi, both Islands the south 20 NJ OF hsr1 -
there il bot u faihorns at low water although hs T.
marked fsfhOms. Capt Merton reached L@nlo1 -
18th. and gave information Of the disaster % n sv<
snS extra men 10 render ssstance and the 4ih s@ -
out provisions casks Sc she got "a tskent h,rl
the beach surveyed and pronouncef ~, sxp
eeyed but trifiug damage while the reef hesa ~
amounted 10 about 81 eco to pay wbieh ~ esps<I n ~
Consu advises thar g-sssls oct,dfo = M -, I'D
Ing the south pont, ke,f - De Wsr ~ ."
nnda M thsa thsra b daDx1. ri .t.I.
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Receipts OF Produce. 49,. july "a.
BY SorA Rirer BOd,s-S95o bbs Flour, 5000 bush Dan
SO dc. Corn, pkgs. Ashes sni sandi
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Spoken, 81

B- uf;st6oas virsinia--Juiy . SAID, v;tb ~
Anszcn, u and from Nantucket, 10 days ou'' = ..
backhsh OIL I<
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A PUBLIC PARK IN THE EASTERN DIsrmcr.-The
residents Of portion of the Eastern District adyo
eating the location of Park in that section of the
city and have petitioned the Common Council to that
end The subject was referred to a Special Commit
tee on Parks.
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90
In sequence Of the hot weather during the greater
part Of the present month the land sales of the Illinois
Central Railroad have received check They are how
under the circumstances quite large having bent to
the 22d inst 1924 acres for aggregate of s2s
averaging sl4 CO per acre. The freight business of
this road increasing, and the effect Of the opening
of the connection with the Tere Haute and Alton
Road will soon be seen in the passenger business.
There are still remaining in the Bank Department of
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DisasterN. &c.

The F. bark Euphrosyne, fom Hayre arrived of the i
on Monday night and having received orders proceeasa
New. Bedford this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-25

SCHOOL ExANISArIoSs.-Pubhc School No. II passed
through an examination on Monday afternoon before
several members Of the Board of Education and others
with satisfactory results The School has how a regis
Try Of 276 pupils, with average attendance of $685.
OF THE number $40 are in the Senior Department,
being composed Of 26s boys and si7 girls the Junior
Department has registry Of zee, Of which 3si are
boys and 2eS girle.