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THE HEALTH OF NEwoRLE.Ns.

NtW'NNI AAHH, uOhuty, Ut s, ltJj.
The weather has been quite cool hsre for several
Gays past ard the health ofhe city is rapidly snproy
ing The number OF deaths during the pss, wect "a.
l52 including forD en- from yellow fever. The leys,
Is abating in The in'erior.
Toree mails are due ffon New York, our la,cs,a,.s,
being to the goth ult
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FIRE All SPRINGFIELD. MASS.

SPRISoFIEtD, Mass. rucscay, Ost. Q. 1858.
fire broke oat about y O'Clock ihis evening in the
extensive gold cha mandatory OF Runnil & Saam.
way, on Maple street, com le'oly Destroying the
premises. About sixty workmen are thrown out OF
employment. The Ices is heavy bu, il il believed 70
be fully covered by insurance.
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THE WAR IN ASIA,

Vienna dispatches say that Kas was greatly
staghtened for provisions and that the garrison was
eating hone fesb.
Adyices from Trebizond, dated Sept. 6, announce
that the Russians had abandoned Erzeroum and were
at Malagulema.
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GREECE.

Letters from Athens state that the news OF the fall Of
Seyasopol had produced the creates! CONSERVATION
among the parsans of Bussia who were always boast
ing of the impossibity of the Allies succeeding. The
ministers waited on the French and English embassa
dors to offer their warmest congratulations.
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THE YELLOW FEVER IN VIRGINIA.

BALTIMoRE, Tuesdsy, Uct. ,, Is3o.
We have Norfolk letter. of yesterday which report
continued sbatement OF the yellow fever there being
but few new cases, and only an occasional death.
About sixteen had died during the lest three days,
most Of them returned refugee. On sunday there
were four deaths and three cases, and on Moni
none were reported. AT Portsmouth there had been
four deaths and eleven during the la1 three
days. The Rev. NJ Devlin, Catholic Mini&er, was
very i'll.
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SAMUEL ID. HUBBARD, Member Of Congress from
ls45 to ls49 died yesterday at hs residence, Middle
town. Conn. He was Postmaster General for q short
period at the close of Mr. Fillmores Administration.
He was an honest intelligent citizen and faithful pub.
lie servant
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DEATH OF THE HON. s. d. HUBBARD.

MDDLErowS, Conn, Tuesday, Oct 9, 1855.
The Hon. Samuel ID. Hubbard, ex-member of Con-
orsss and late Postmaster General under President
Fillmore died at his residence in this city last evening
q, the age Of fifty five years. He had been sick with
q spinal complaint for some time.
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct 9, 1855.
Returns from 90 countss in Georgia show 1886 in
msioities for johnson, DEM. for governor, and 5237
for Andrew. KIN Crawford's election in the I'd dis
tict secures democrats for Congress.
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BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

boston, Tuesday, OtL ?, 1855.
The following are the the foou Is Of bans slassep,
for the past wsek:
Capital Stock no 90 Dns from ether rvs 60 "a ~
l. and Disoouup 1872 Due % otLsr Bark. 6 "a 80
Specie IA RsIls. SIS ici DePJ.,s ...... =. Is 80 40
Ctrcul2ii u..................SS.SosfT
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Dailp Grlbu,ae
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1855.

We shan prnt for regular subscribers, over $4,000
copies Of the TRIBUNE Of this week 1t Is without
doubt the best advertising medium IN the country This the
last receiving advertisements for this weeks ssue
Price Seyepty.fve Cents line.
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DENMARK.

The FolkthiDg, now in session at Copenhagen, has
deipitively approved by vote of ftyfour TO forty
four of all the proposed constitutional changes.
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Our subscber residing Of Pfth-sv and from Four
tee, ths, 10 Twenty fourth It. inclusive, VIII p pay n
one but ALFRED Turk, our regular Carrier, hereafter
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gisd.y;' who has advanced the cause Of temperance
ten years by bis single vist-that man received his
&c ucatioD Ia tbe school Of observation and tue more
bitter school OF experience"
Yours truly THkO. L. CUfLA-
Mr. York, Oct 9, 1883
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HOWARD MARSHALL


l. 1855 Dear Sir: IL with much pleasure take this oppor
tuuity Of INTO ming Of he great benefit have from
cf few BOTTLES OF HoofLANOs 3sRMAN BITTERs"
For number Of yes have been sosy severely afflicted
With Pain In the stomach attended BY attacks Of the
Piles sor hich tried great many rmediss but without af
fodng relief Heng advised to the GERMAN Biz
TFRs did So connection r the Piles with your SPIKE
N,RD OINTMENT, and inform you that they hive
trey cured and heath aud would advise
al the afflicted valuable medicines, &c. Respect
fully yours, MARGARST kEPSHER - Plum s. camden N J.
Dr. {. JACKSON PbladelPhis.
FOR sale by DrugE and Dealers IA Medicine everywhere
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recOmmended ot Tue Cure Of Eyspsss They se m 9aison
upon the tyste n, cesrrg out ana purifying the blood aud
fail 60 shin disease desperate the
be Sold a. tbs psrutsetoes No 50 Msien-ane, New
Yors; and No "a Sand London and by s druggists Of Is
cent?, OF eeLts, Asd ~ per pot o. box.
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following are the quo
~ II r. nv ~ thA ~ . tA4s ~ sNNN''
tations for American Securities:

METAL MiRKET.-rbere has been great falling.of
aad for Scotch Pa Iron and prices rule lower than last
week closing al 80 6S06 cash fr mixed numbers. Weh
Rs. fr1n at IS rs 10 at the works Common Bars from
90 rs o. and staff rdshre 40 dsO TO- y tuu There
/. how bushes aone.
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FROST IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLEsTos, S. c., MopdsJ, Oct. g, 1855.
We had slight frost, the first Of the sesson ia this
locality last night.
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knowledge is wealth Know then this truth :
Ovtt COATS OF every de cpon suitable to oil tastes and ali
poeIss can Re obsn.d AZ fvAsss CLoTHSG WAREHOUSE
No and 60 Fulton- 20 c,Dt be the msket pro"

No 66 and 90 Fuont 20 por c,nt be ow the msrke sro
Asa Cure tor Scrofula CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TUkE equals l. warranted to everJ cas- Fnsa
isLsed according 20 directions: .--
NFssRs. WH. 8. BEEss Co. iENTLgMES: g 'nlfsranen'
Of du, b. afflicted sone prompt 10 send oa to, V,
tsfimouia the value Of CAETEKss sPAAih
TURF fer % - aim - incuase disc e -crliulN
Without deemrR il necessary TO 60 into the pecn sIs %
sstonis niss results "a hs'e ne -
Suced fhe medicine member o' ~ ~"
feuy, under ob-ervaton a. spp-Tu
tr he sti ofbe beet ph tisians had 60 eAha 50
the usual RENE aIes I'D failed f1iiv jls y NJ VA
naJ be suffering from rh1. levin ~ ~
~ w, ,nn, ~ VII " O. w. JSo. NJ Boris.
For ,ale at ib- piincifs Depot No. SOf Broadway
BELLS! BELLS !-MENEELY celebrated BELLS
n all ds.-rpti q hand and for sale by
HIIcHcocK Co, No. ll6 Broadway.
CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
session viii Nov. /. Address C. O. HAzELTSE or
J. A. FOWLER. Principals, Cherry Valley, N L.
CARY's ROTARY FORCE-PUsP AND FIRE-ENGiNE,
Adapted any and al situations msuuacturec sno solo ey
CARY BRAIsJRD. Srockport, n. (.
J. C. CARY. Office No. 40 Broadway, n. T.
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Ar AND MINI. p. ARPINs SEPARATE COURSES

NJ. AND NINE. p. ARPINS SEPARATE COURSES
% ADVANCED INSTRUCTION. LADIES No HIRyISGPLAcs,
MAR UNION PAKK-Engh, French Spinish Italian aud Ger
man CAses LecGr,s History, Science and Literature
Music In ali its branches. Classes Prvae Lessons Drawing
and Paiuting; Dancing. Opening on the 18th inst.
INHALAuoN.-Dr G. HOWARD MARSHALL's
combined treatment Is curing to certainty CataErh
D,spepsia Asthma Bronchitis and Consumption Ofhce al
Tayors Internat Hote No S67 Broadway from A. 81
to z. NJ. Cures certain. Te moderate. Consultation
krea
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CnrsrApoRos HAIR DYE, WIGS and ToUprEs

snd presaniDent above ell composition Of elegant
private apartments for applying his famous DYE the
standard article OF its Kind thIoIs the world his
stye Of WGs snS ToUPEEs perfection itself Whoesas
sna rel tail AZ CRIsrApoko's No Aston House.
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BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-WIGs AND ToUPEEs.
This celebrated establishment No 2SS Broadway. Twelve
private expressly @ the sppheaton OF his famous dR
DYE. bATCHkLoss WIGS and fOVPxES have improvements
over al others exeng in beauty 80 scusr
b this house The largest stock Of WIGS In he would
bArcHkLok's, No. zss Rrosdvxsx
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author Of "Six Lectures on

Df. .. o TITNfft busnVI VI o. 'N.fos Oh
Consumption &C., ofce No ia Brosdw.y open dsny sun
Cav from unt O'clock treats assumption Ash
Diseases OF the Heart and Al Chrrris osesss q hAss
ssa Females. Consultation free.
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PIANO-FORTEs AND MELODEONs!
& IL A.

JONI Z. WAKE Co.,
No. SIGNALS, near Varick st.
Fuv warranted fer tone and workmanship equal TO any in
the city and 20 per cent less the Broadway prlces.
n B-Panos tuned and repaired exchanged. Second
hand Pianos great bargains
WiLDER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES, with
the best Patent Powder and Burglar Proof Locks
rHE BEST FIRE THE WORLD.
awarded the Prize Medal In 1851 at the
ofd's Fair In London.
Depot, No l22 Ws,eI.si., near Wsll.st, New-Yok
h. @. WILDER & Co,
Patentees and Manufacturers.
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s,.y. on hard a. the Mandatory Of MEpHuRsr Co No ~
Nader Gentlemen In want ofs ,lpeor WIG toapee 9.
tsye better article the above esSbshment tor th.n Ia
ao a. the extrsvsgAp Broadway stores for IS Rack and
font hrsds kspd cur ke very cheap Wholesale and
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DIED.

ToLrFpEE-On Monday Aug %, Of consumption Miss ELIZA
ToLEFREr eldest ghte of the le Robert toeffee
Her lends and acquantances respectfully invited TO a
tend the unorel on Tuesday ls at O'CLOCK from her late
residence No. 1876 Alen.st, with ut further fnVi aion.
A1KKsoNOn "Wednesday, Aug l5 MARY ANs ATKINSON, al
No. 6l PaIk-st aged 80 years
The Cemetery Of tbs Everr-ens
HoLLAsDIn the Village of Marathon Long saui, Sunday
ornpe Aug 49, BEsJAMIk s. VAN Toy youngest Child VI
VIM. Z. Holland, aged months and days
OBRJES-On Mondav morning, Aug ~, CHARLES AUGs son
ffhe late William O'Brien
The friends acquantances and those Of his brothers WI
s Roberf and Josef respectfully invited TO at
tend his funeral Wednesca sftepoop "a ns At 4t
o'clock from his late residence, No ~ East 2st St
SNIrH-On Monday. Aug. 20, WIcEHAM Roe, only son of
Oliver b. and smith, aged year mon hs and days
The friends and scqnanances Of tho family are respectfully
invited attend his funeral Tuesday afternoon 2st inst
at oock the residence Of his ganefather Daniel vi.
SOD No Il Lsmartine place, West @thst To be Inferred
Greer wood.
Orauee County papers please copy.
snrTp-At Hackensack, N J., Thursday, Aug 6, KATE
HYATT youngest daughter Of AbDsh and Ellen f. smith,
aged Is y srs snd days
sourRE-At Orangs N J. on Mon1ay, Aug %, ELIzABETH
MTcHrIL only child Of Charles squire Jr aged months
29 days.
Csnag,s will be 10 readiness Couriland Ferry O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon The body will be taken to Greenwood
srymoUR-At Ballston Springs Saratoga County " Y
Saturday, Aug 49, MARY ELrzABETH daughter Of John y.
and Mar, Seymour and granddaughter Of Isaac ~ Seymour
ESQ aged year, months and days Her remains were
taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment
WARDAt Quogue Long Island, after long and painful u
Flu era services will be held the Church Of the Savior cor
Pierre pont-s and Monoeplace Brooklyn on Tuesday zs
INST O'Clock NJ. His friends are requested to attend
without further invitation.
Boston and Toronto, C. W., papers please copy
Wharf.-The funeral services Of the late Mrs MARY Poa
ROY WAITY will be held in the ashington hgns congIe
gatonal Chapel 10th l55h ST. on Tuesday Aug Il
O'clock 7. NJ. The Rev. Dr. stors will preach the ser
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Arrived.

stesm,hip Nashville Berry 81 hours from Charleston, ss
and rsss., to spofoTd TIeston Co Passed ef the Bz
bound TO- steanshp Southener from New York. Also pae1
bark Uncle Sam, bound to Boston Monday at noon on ue
Egg Bsrbor, passed cppsrshp Union bound TO New
steamship Caledonia, Sanders Portland 20 John hisy
ship Flying EasIe clipper Of BOsorl weavsr Phsdsl.
phia dsys mose to A. fansdse towed 20 the city ~
the tssmt1s Amsf. eo to nb has u bound TO
Ship Emmy Fsrnum Parker, Philadelphia days N oana''
TO master.
Wa oweo to the city BY the stesmtns Enscb fain ZAP
Bsrk Bercalaine CBr of Liverpool ~ 81 sponsds Cr'
thsgena July 49, old iron, hides &C. % Edridge Foster -
Sailed In company with brig Ohio for AewIOrk and On o
9Th lat II 81 lon IS her again In distress esk.e
". E., took of the captain and The vessel soon I
oD cred Capt reports for the first four days cut
rdnsy fall OF he barometer with Dntinuow
gale from n. E.. and irregular, heavy Supposed nom
that there hurricane blowing some e" aes
Brg Gasyans Bre) Lo1ekasn. Ansostura, p days hss
to Psvenstadt 4 Schumacher. s.,.s
Brig s. Merrill (of suny Means, savsils July %; -
&c TO Left American yessslr. Aug. D on r,
Antonio spoke bark VIM Cursn (of Bath Mumiord nom -
sca for London Ang T. lat "a g. So 90 spoke ship oos"
Brig Wanderer (of BsthJ Abbott Black River JAM -
Brig Aistcn, of BsnsorJ wymsn, St. orOr, July ST. ''&
schr Bepjsmn Hsnsoa oa.kil, Washington, N C.. vhs.
j. O. liams- Sailed In company with scnf. Sa'ao'
schr Smith West, Wilmington, naval stores, to Dse
ner & Potter. II
sehr. independence, Owens EdentOn, N c., wheat y"
schr Arlington Murch Norfolk -four. to stuse' cesras
sehr Julia smi'h crowelI Boston, dsys linseed -
schr. Hun ming Bird, (Br) Chisholm "in'or " days
s,ssm.us Enoch Train Hennesssy, Boston
steamtug America -, fhnladeipha. :.
BFLOw-l bark Also, ship Union, Ccipper1 from -
Jsnsiro. p. ,.. man, 4 .s.,.ss
Norfhern Light Tinklepsugh. for San JuAn Me
WIND-sunrise, s. w; meridian, s. T.. sunset g. Z.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

PRrnlRT MEETnos.-The Democratic Primary
Meetings. for the purpose Of eeotng delegates te the
different Assembly District Conventions, to elect one
delegate 10 the National Democratic State Convention
70 be held at Syracuse on the Esd inst took place in
Brooklyn last evening. The following named dele
xstes were elected 10 the Eastern District
TAStsesA Wayd-John Tucker John Hanford, A R. Hat.
TssSiessa Ws,S-John Meousty, john Rsdicsz, John
Shshy, b. mcCsIoo . ~,
ssrse.sa WarS-Dsvid Lindsay, T. DuOhsm, Jss Mullen
sesssissaa WevS-H C. olDstesd, j. K Smell. R. s. Rus
Hsgaies.a WarS-D Luyster, J. nOQure D. B. Esmes, j.
Jshbson.
The election passed off quietly, with the exception
Of the Fourteenth Ward, where were an opposition
ticket, plenty ef rum, and several free fights.
The difficulty be.weenthe Elder and the Trustees OF
An T.. Church. Bridge st. Brooklyn, has been ami
saby settled A Committee appointed by the men,
bcn Of the Church examined into the facts Of the
and found that the Trustees have in way violated
tbe rights laws Of the congregations they therefore
recommend that they be restored. The Committee
was composed Of the Rev. Messrs. John V. Inskp,
james III. Perry George w. Woodruff. 49,
A CHILD SAVED ny DoG.-As one of the city
ears was passing down Fulton st. yesterday morning
isdy with little girl attempted 10 pass in front, the
child being ahead. Before the driver could hold up
the child was nearly under the horses feet, when
large Ne sfoundland dog seeing it bounded TO her,
and taking her Ia his mouth rescued her from immi-
nent danger of being trampled to DEATH brought her
10 the almost distracted mother and laid her down.
He looked up and wagged his tail and gave short
bark expressive of his delight and away be went.
ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcE.-The police of the con-
sodated city made ninety arrests during the forty
siabt hours ending yesterday morning, of which thirty
fve were for into1caon and the remainder for petty
effeIsee.
BuRGLARY.-Tbe house of III. w. Barnes No. ll3
Henry-st, was feloniousy entered on Sunday evening
and robbed Of silver spoons and q small amount of
money. The house was ransacked throughout, but in
consequence of the family being absent in the country,
could not be ascertaned how much had been taken.
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MONDAY, Aug. 20-P. NJ.

The attendance at the Board was quite thin to-day
and there was considerable lack of spirit. A large
number of brokers and operators are out of the City,
which has checked business materially With mod
crate business the market heavy in the morning,
but recovered mpess a. the Second Board, with
disposition to buy. Erie 52s ST. Reading about
9sl; Central lo3i Cumberland, 2si; Nicaragua, 90,
&C., showing an improvement on morning prices.
The Cent? OIL transfer books open tomorrow and very
large amount Of stock win change hands consid-
ersbe amount Of buyers options have been called in.
Another interview has taken place between seme of the
Central and Erie managers, but with what result we
did not learn. We presume the two roads win be
operated tremendously this Fan with every prospect
Of ample business for both. In Western shares there
was moderate business doing and the market was
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NEK-.JE.RSEY ITEMS.

OPEH AIR PREAcHISG.-On Sabbath afternoon last
NE Rev. A. s. Patton, Pastor Of the Fist Baptist
Church, Hoboken, preached in the EIysian Fields to
. very large and attentive assembly. The exercises
were begun with singing hymn, followed by dis
course from Amos, 4:l9" Prepare to meet thy Cod
and closed with prayer All expressed themselves
much q rstlfed with the services, and the preacher
announced his purpose to resort hher on Successive
Lords Day afternoons, so long as the season might
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Disasters, &c.
See arrivals 81 this por

----z
QUEBEC, Aug. lS-1he ship Harlequin, Loeae hcaa -
f0w hss arrived Crosse Isle where she Obliged q lag
passengers number Of them being III with snalipos "a
Logan reports that the 24h July In lat ~ g. lon ~
tell 10 with the bark Falcon from Quebec, wsfereesed n
mssed and without either provisions or water The e'
IN number. were taken board the Harlequin =. -
ScHR. J. II. DILKs Of es-Hsven, which vs ~. - -
Lightning at rsmpico and much injured rhs rsr ~
reported coDdsmned arrived At Mobile 10th inf', D'T
master. = n
scHR. LAGRANGE. Buekmnser, sailed from RoesPon Z,
scbr LOSE bowspnt. She put back 60 ROsspH
paired and sailed ssain 18th. -. a
BRIG ST. GEoRGE of 1homaston Me-, 20 tu1t 49, -.
Cutt,bunk was sold AZ sncton or the issh $50 A ~
rssirs. bosts spsrs, snch0rs ks, different iph"os
sbcaI s7Q
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFtCE-AUe. 20
Before Commissioner MoREroN.


CHARGE or ENDEAvoR TO MAKE REVOLT.
Isaac King, George Charleston, Charles RigbS, and
Willism Guide, four seamen who had shipped, or pro-
baby been shipped by their lendord on board the brig
Abby Thsxter for voyage to Lisbon. were arrested
on the above charge, in having refused to do duty
They shipped and went on boaro 1t appears, on Sat
urday, but refused, before the vessels leaving her
berth off the Battery to do duty, alleging that they did
not wish TO 30 to sea in tue vessel. The brig was
towed however, we believe, down 10 Quarantine, or
Sandy Hook and anchored, and the men when called
upon TO get her ready for sea- again refused when the
captain teeeraphed for the Revenue Gu ter which sent
an officer and some men on board, and the four men
were arrested aud brought 10 the city, on charge of
revolt. ,
The prisoners allege, believe. that the forecastle
was too small and unit, on that account, for men to
live in The law allows, we believe, men to refase to
o 10 sea in vessel where danger of life Is apprehend
ed they having per mission 10 make representation TO
the proper authorities If they can get chanoel;
whether they can object on the score OF comfort we
think is doubtful. At any rate, poor Jack Tar
shonId he the object of regard by the Government.
we have frequently heard Judge Belts and otner
JUDGES of the u. s. Courts, when seamen were De-
fore them for trial charges OF mutiny and revolt re-
mark to them that when at sea they were ooun1' ea
cent when there was imminent danger OF life or iio,
implicitly TO obey the orders of the Captain 6ni o'ner
officers however bard those orders might seem, or
however much OF hl-treatment where that entered
into the defense) they might have experienced ana
the Captan ard officers transcribed their powers, OF
did NOT attend TO the Just wants and complaints OF the
mep when the vessel got into port the men had theu
remedy. and the Government would afford them ey-
ery protection and redress This is the true maxim to
make GOOD officers and good seamen: Gases ike the
present frequently arise-too Often 1t true, owing 70
the state of the men when they are put on board bat IN
very many cases where the men discover that the YES
sell from her fitting or other way, Is not proper
one In which to tempt the "dangers OF the mighty
Deep and IL they compelled to go 70 sea they
90 reluctantly, and Through the voyage oecome
unwilling hands. Upward OF 5000 vessels IN
the different parts Of the world were lost as
shown by the statistics, the last year-exhibung In
forcble degree the dangers and the hardshps OF san.
or @ aud readily accounting for the sensitive spirit
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MARINE 10 URNA =,
PORT OF NEw-YoRK... ...
Cleared

stesmshps-Fmpire City windle, AspinwsIl, NJ o. Rss
ers Northern Light Tnkepsugh Punts Arenas, c. Morgan
shiTs-Chle Graves, San FrahcIsco, !, Howard Soaf
Princeton Russ ell St. John ~ B., VIM y. Frost.
Bsrks-f seterIy Jackson, Charleston. McCresdy Mott
Co Grower Plsbury EewOreans, N. II. Brghsmi Dencys
Ayerill, Csdiy H. d. Brookmau Co. .
Bhg-stas shound. Brl Mills, Windsor NJ s., Thomas Mon
ahan. -
Banning Goodse Prov dence master; Eclipse Downs Ssvsn>
nah Taman Margaret Henson City Point ysno1
Hunter WsshiD 5pate Geogetwn, Abbott Dodgo
& Co. Galego Smith, Richmond, c. III. Pierson.
Slocp-J. +. Wallace, Sinclair, Taunton, master. w i.
Profsller-Black Diamond, - Philadelphia, A. W. TbaH
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fAdvertserocnt
Tsfp0STTRS-R RGMAkE OF THEM.

n A. ESto~ ef TAe NJ " TfbHa4
1s Therc parts of ne ccnn
- r. ,pe on the sct repreenne themselves to be CON
seo with me uy Office 10 medical practice pretend
- o he nv soBs pupils bearing Others even
10 pef.onse myself To guard the public against
D. imporers wish that myself aIcae' az home,
hsf there 10 person travelling located
,ced with practice who mas night 60 hail from
al ece or have no sons sosent from me and
RAD rupi 2. ,epting Dr. CALVIN NJ FIrCH ia Chi
80 sho ASSOCIATE with me IN practice,
- upw no pr al ,ocn~r y me, and has office
"a So 7IzR ~ NV S.FIrcH AM, NJ D.,
f~s Is ~ broadway, EewHos
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21
Philadelphia Markets. MONDAY, Aug. %

QUERcIrRoS BARK wanted ST. but holders ask
CorToN-But little doing, with feature. FLOUR cen<
dull and unchanged to quotations with no export o.
generally held above the views of buyers aad stock In mae
light; sale of country Meal was made ~ 80 WHEAT
plenty and dull further dec and only 1000 BUSH iOe
small lots 81 8Od 81 81 for good and prime Soah-
and 81 for white Corn wanted at SSc for ssshsn
yellow and but little oerng sales 600 bush. white at ~
RYE saes worth Sl 70 OATS, Inactive az 391 ~
for Delaware 4c for Penns vSna GRocERtEs and Pko-
VISIONS unchanged WHISKY firm icc for hhds, and ~
4zc for bbls-tLe latter for Prison.