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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

,lghly d,mseed, SO 5la aoo half clean, aslSf1 Mr
rhs rs tses - auction Al withdrawn. there being no
pness IL s. sis 10 for common aias1 to mid
pie Al ss ehesis stock on toe eta u $50
z 40 ebs az the same time las yeos Deivee' 1881 CATS
ToS-Thsre c9ntrues 70 be good demand i1I welsh and
stsaord,hrs al afir prets We quote Ratn :. "a ~
mixed tumbers the Clyde. 81, r.,
LixsEsD-Hodegs firm end there bus little offering.
Fine Calcutta the 'yo, ia worth 70 a7o Bombay II ~
which Tce. declined fl Iarces arrive AHisA Ia Lon
COZ ths eek. 6 ssl ca. nearly al from Calcutta.
a sshs en-. and an 1vsSeHs e.ern IA key s. 49,
lean Is Is. css si Sasa e sfi IS Siisl:
orLsFh sIe inactive At las week. gI9s:'Sos ovs iva
e.. sie fr 6iei 95sd 2,'i Tde't- as5: asiAss 45e
6 deye~- for the end Of The yes meet ready BUYERS
$40 for The es monthso oex' yesrs45 Bape-Bforn
the got, g Refined 50 s.. cosoa M: dull CsyOn 4o5
Rior quiet Coco middlh Bengal the spot is worth
fnys'eiy at 1871 Arrscsn, sfos, ~ aiks.
MoLhsEs in moderate ismsnd a. II 6Gla for Cuba Mus
ssLryrrrR-Hoders aye firm an there /. little offerings s2
sPELrrE dull s2s 70 The spot Stock Is, instant in
this poIt. z,7Ss sgaius' 3li tuas last year
SficEsPmeutQ: oss bags suction sod AZ a. advance.
fem cd 3D. cI fair 70 GOOD Ginger: 40 brlt smaica sod
@1A Casas Liruea; 100 ct 1901 for good ir 4
SUGAR hts been good demand H se and as the market
barely uIpte prices h.ve advanced fully 3D. 2 ei 70, al
Iud 20 hhd and Of 1900 bsgs Msufiu, and East
ihS Sss a. q suction d o s. Tor Broa to s. for m
Cuy; and ~ bags uncsyed Manila, chiefly a. 81 8. Phi
vey so hid Cubs the spot hsye been sold st 81 and
sfosi White Havana 60 fo The Bsei 100 bxs
Havana 60 I'D 2 g. for Pymouth $500 bxs 80 1871
So free Of particular to Legion; and 1000 bags
Msuritus ct n b aud p g. for Plymouth
TFh-Ihe market il exceedingly dull Common CoDsou
6td Z, -.
T-Engish good demand IA Block il5 Barr, and
11fI Refined Straits 49, To- nne qualify B4aca
l4a5 Stock If foreign lst ins 40 tu1s Gsars, s9
10 1854. I'm Plates 10 demand AZ J. n 3 advance.
TALLow firm at s. the spot and 81 o The end Of the
year
TURFTyTISEl 7co barrels Rough ship reported at
36 Splits dll; Auercsn pressing 81 55l.
WoOL-Ib public sales commenced yestcday; there wa
much il bidding An sight al vance in some d.
sCrpf0ns The argas led tOb0 0O bales hrimpDrte-
lave decide limit tho quantity to Dc offered 70 about 70 600
l.Isf.
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Richardson, Spence & Co.'s Circular.

Per C0addd LIVERPOOL. Friday, July 8, i255
We heve reT0rt another dali in the Corn Trade,
with considerable arrivals Of Flour from Spain 2 ji ssck
TrccF way Tuesday 2 70 q sack. WHEAT only
sCble in ret Hc. Of INDIAN CoSS much disap-
pointed at the Gtere u Irish Gemard whch confidently
expected With advces Of large shipments from the States
ycs way to q = quarter without leading g business
uaiket today there good demand fr SPANISH
FLOUR which recovered sack Of the above decline.
Tor American barrels there Is scarcely inquiry and Is di-
lu to m quotation but cannot call the value for
ty 4 - Dbl English and Spanish Of superior quality
arc freely ed equal - 81 4 Dbl Without much
busnes htrt frmer feeling for WHEAT INDIAN CoEy
u0ssabe and clear the sellers further
dueed thor Jre wi hout and The few sales made
"A for Yellow ami 45 for White stocks in Ireland
known he light but the is 20 far advanced that
buyers with the greatest caui and anticipate
daily falling Of 10 the demand and further reduction In
price.
BEEFThere Is improvement IN the demand and sales
only in retail The Is reduced A6t holders show
ter dencY 20 lower prices
In PORE there q nothing doing
sc at the decline and 40 s an extreme quo
tGton.
LARD-coo have been sold 81 3 6. which Is sd
Ollie The stock is about 90 uns; and by
q further impIov einent is anticipated
TALLOw is frmer Of slight IMPROVEMENT
COTTOSThe market has become dull aud irregular and prices
d. n lower The sales only $40 bales q which
IS 100 American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

SPiRIrUALIsa AMONG NE6RoEs.-The Pe.srsburg
Fypyess records csse occurring in that city on Thurs
day. of negro man who several weeks ago thought
he received communication from his father, who 8
dead, TO come TO him. On Thursday night he got up
saving he was going TO his father and after walking
about the streets some time, laid down saying tatheS
I'm thar woman who had been watching hlia
went up and found him dead Richmond Ena-
CTSsrs OF SrKURxS CoUSrY.-We give below al
the returns received from the Marshals; Ayoca,
Canisteo. 1886; Cohocton, 2,2is; Cation, 1855
Dansyille, 2,l54; Fremont l,lls Greenwood, i,s,9
Hsrsville, l,llo: Lindley, 70i Prattsburgh' Isl
Dist, 400 lid Dist, 500; Troupsburgh, l,g7s; Cr.
bsna, 1888; Wheeler ,393; Wsyland, 2oS0; west
Union, 2ls; Woodruff, 2, sos. The village Oh LIAM
inondspor. contains population OF 500.
The population of the Village Of Csnsndaigua foots
up IA follows: White msls, l,s4i white females
GOO; colored population, ls5-i9tal. t,l's'
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RouIF AeEsrs.-By the following important re-u-
laton Of tie Poet Office Department il appears inst
railroGc and steamboat routes II Is The duty 81 route
agents l. To receive letters written aier the mail has
closed and way letters prepaid By STAMPS ste nP'd
them to the proper Office for delivery or distribution
ard TO report list Of all such letters to the contract
ofoe .. To assert the mails for the several offices,
berg in.rused with the key the non lock for that
purIoee. 3. To attend to tie delivery and reception
II m1l-hpcs T. To report to the inspection oii;e all
irregularities Of service the route especially every
instance in which they fail TO receive or deliver mai
where i due, with the cause Of such failure,
which, II not known, must be iscertaInei by inquiry.
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DEATH OY MIR. JAMES SILK BUcKISGHAN.-This
wcll-k nown lecturer and writer died OF saturday
June 80, at his residence, StanhOpe Lodge, Upper
Aveuue-road, after severe and pr0racted Illness
Not many months since the deceased commenced an
Autobiography which promised to be exceedingly
voluminous. The portion published suticed to show
that the career of the author had been singularly
checkcred aud adventurous. Mr. Buckingham was
in lis early days-at sea in an humble capacity. lie
aferward became connected with journalism IN India,
Travelled over the greater part OF the world and re-
turning TO England acquires some fame as lecturer
ind grew consl icuous by his connection with various
phisnihr0pio schemes, many Of which were looked
on as impraoticeble. la 1882 be was elected Member
q Parliament for Sheffield and continued TO Represent
that constituency until 1897. While in Parliament he
was active IN promoting the Temperance movement,
and wss instrumental in obtaining the Committee al
whose instance the well-knOwn medical evidence re-
sleciing intoxicating liquors collected. His con-
motion with the British and Foreign Institute and the
u0icule with which many of his proceedings were
visited by Punch viii not be forgotten. Lately since
hk nsmo as placed on the pension list, MIR. Buck
inghhm hns not taken active part IN puoic HE.
AS lccturcr he possessed many advantages, his voice
and manner beng extremely well suited for ora
toricsl display lie was also fluent aud animated
and gifted with lively imagination. He died IN his
69th year. lLohuoh baiiy NV"s'
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CITY ITEMS

MILE RACHFL's ENGAGEMEST.-There having been
col siderable curiosity manifested with regard TO the
terms Of the contrac. entered into by Mile Rachel and
n. Raphael Felix, we have procured copy of the
contact. the terms of which are briefly as follows,
Nile Rechels 70 give him two hundred performances
within fifteen months the contract ending the lst OF
December, $50. She is at liberty to discontinue the
contract the goth Of May, 1885, by giving months
previous notice. Should she however at any other
time wish to terminate the engagement she may do
by forfetpg to NJ. Felix the gu of 100000 francs
damsges ~ well 900 francs for each performance
remaining b be given TO complete the two hundred
nights. He is to pay all her expenses coming to and
while in this country-servants, hotels, travelling,
board and lodging, unless she should prefer to pay
them herself ia which case he is TO How her 5000
francs per month extra. She is to receive for each
Performance COCO francs and is to pay the rent of
theaters lighting, sc. Sho is bound not TO play to
account of any person except NJ. Felix until her en-
gacemeut with him is concluded, with the exception
of four extra performances for her benefit, and
such performances she shall choose TO give for char
itabe purposes Should she be prosecuted account
of leaving France NJ. Felix is TO pay all costs and
damages TO which she may be condemned She il to
act In the United States Havana and in South Amer
lea the duration Of her continuance in any one Of
these countries being subject TO the decision Of NJ.
Raphael Felix.
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IAdgeuisementl.
For PROTECTION AGAINST MUsKRTORs AND ALI.

ssEcrs-HAsxisSs PATENT IMPROVED PORTABLE CAsopr
AND EET combining beauty ehetpness aud entire security
sgsint without obetructng the circulation 81 air
constructed that u will ht bei-ad and the Net
that IL will contract and BY means ~ hnb
thereby sordnr entire protection against nsects IL DO
scsd 10 he "a than minutes and taken
down equally space Of time Yet while n snDrds tho
protection sought beautiful and chA.te ornament 70 tho
ted W. STATION,
Sole Agent, No. % Chambenst., n r.
Il indispensable for Eyds not only a. Night but during as
dax
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lAdyerhsemcntl
Those afflicted with Fever and Ague or Dyspep-

a are particularly requested to read the advertisement Of
RosENBoURNs Oriental Bitte niable remedy TO- those
comp aut. will be found the fret psge Of this paper.
among tho special notces
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ARREST OF YoUNG PIcKPocKFr.-Yesterday at
ternoOn lady passenger on board the steamer North
er IeRthad her rocket picked of ale,
tain NJ 81 and her passage ticket for California. 70
Hcemon Farley, Of the Reserve Corps, arrested a
youth with the property in his pocket. IL was handel
10 the owner ana the pickpocket was locked up by
Justice BOgart for trial.
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BALM or THOUSAND FLowERs--For beatty
M he complexion and eradeatinz ell pmples frecbss
ron the face FETEIDGE Co.. franklin ~IusIo Newfots
ior sale BY c. h. RING. Broadway, and al Drusss,s
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zght with Mr. J. r. ScOrr aud Mrs III + NICHOLS " Gross
rs the Line and Box and Cox, with Dancing &C, making
M the
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RoRBISG CoUNTRYNAN.-Three persons, named
Elizabeth Van Wrinkle Julia Sweeny, aud Jas. Mon
roe were yesterday arrested on suspicion OF having
GA thursday night robbed Washington Hill, coun-
TRUMAN, of $50 while he WAS at a dsreputabe house
ia Wator-st., in their company The prisoners woro
locked up by Justice Dogart for examination
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NEWTON n BRADBURYs' unriyalod

LfGIiTE, NEWTON " BkADBURfS unrlVh0d
kORrrs Goodman bsldwn's single and double ME-
Second hand Pianos for sas or 10 lot hne assorsat
yo low from $40 to $500 CoLsUES NASH as Broadway
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ACCIDENT FROM FURIOUS DRVNG.-Ab0ut II
o'clock on Friday afternoon two carts came down
Chatbam-st at furious pace and when opposite rnE
TRIBUNE Office one of them knocked down and ran
Mr.. Isaac Vermiyes, one OF the wheels passing
over his bead, injuring him very severely. Without
stopping TO ascertain the extent of the injury they had
inflicted both drivers urged their animals toward
Broadway at The pace. Mr.. Yer niyra Is an old
citizen sidng in the Firstav whittier he was taken
after The accident.
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CoROSERs ISQUEsT AT hISGsros-THE VERDICT.
Justice Decker summoned jury yesterday aud
held an inquest the body of the little girl Minerva
Castle who died at Kingston from the unfortunate ac-
cident at Camp Worth during the recent visit OF the
National Guards. The jury rendered the following
verdict: That Minerva Castle came to her death on
:" the 18th inst. by means of gun-shst wound near
"the right temple, which said wound was made at
"the town of Kingston the 18th day Of July inst.
between the hours of 10 and IL o'clock A. NJ. by
some member Of the Seventh Regiment National
"Guardsl to the Jurors unknown, during the morning
drill of said gment. And the said Jurors further
"fnd that said wound was accidentally produced
and that they can see no reason to attach blame to
any member Of said regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-Capt Norris and officer
Mulholland of the Tenth Ward Police, yesterday ar
rested in Brooklyn two men named Joseph Ausoer{T
and Hiram Saaminski, both Germans, charged with
having on the night of the 10th inst. broken Into the
clothing store OF Bennett Turk No. Al Diysion-st-,
and stolen thererom u coats valued at $3.50, nearly
They were taken before Justice Welsh and committed
for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

RAILROAD AccIDESr.-Mr. Burns, aged about 63
years. was killed by the down train Of the Hudson
River Railroad at Sing-sng, about o'clock on Fri
day morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

MAD Doc n TIE CRY H,LL.-Yesterday morning
at about IL o'clock mad dog made his entrance into
the City Hall chased by about fifty boys and men.
He was pursued to the Of Mr.. Taylor, keeper of
the bui ding. A grand row now commenced; allpres-
sert wished to kill him, and all present were afraid
except Captain Valley Of the Eighteenth Ward who
happened to be present The Captain took his station
in the middle of the and the dog passed from
a corner the Captain fired, severely wounding the
animal. The dog became furious and made a rush at
the Captain, but he taking unerring aim with his re-
voyer brought the brute to the floor amid the shouts
and cheers of the multitude.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

PIcKPocKErs on An ExcURSIoS.-On Thursday
morning the steamboat America started as usual for
Washington Grove having on board about two
hundred persons, among whom were about twenty
noted thieves and pickpockes, who, as soon as the
boat was fairly under way, commenced their depre-
datioas and several pockets relieved Of their
valuables. Fortunately Captain Russell Of the ThiT-
teenth Ward Police Mr.. OKeefe, his Eirs Lieutenant,
and about u dozen other policemen, were aboard the
boat and they began to arrest such Of the oted-
ers as they had proof Of guilt against. Three were
soon secured and slowed away in the hold TOR sac
keeping. After the boat started to return TIE picN'
pockets, having drank freely of bad rum 81. ny
rough ard tumble fight, and while it was gong Oh
robbed Mrs. Monger Of co. one Peter acAnally OF
s4s and others of various amOunts Captain Russell
while attempting to ss0.rs soma of the offenders was
attacked and received heavy bio" IN the lace,
Finally ak or eight more Of the gang were arrested
- ..o-od IN the hold until the boat reached her
aock when all were taken before Jus!ice Welsh and
locked up for exsminstion
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BoID THErr.-A couple of men called at a store on
Cedar.st ast Tuesday ard stated TO an occupant o.
the store as sey were making their way to the top Of
the building tina; they wsn'ed to repair the rooi IL
was supposed at the time that they were workmen
sent by the proprietor of the store to make @me re-
pairs, the roof was eaky Presently they returned,
putting and blowing, with The copper eave-t7ough,
stopping on their way down, taking cooling draught
Of water, remsTkinz that It was very warm working
on the top Of the building, and picking up their booty
made oi. Al passed of well until yesterday, when
the rain began to fall in torrents, and il was ssces
tanned BY the occupants that the thieves might "a
well have stolen tho entire roof the rain poured in
in such quantities as to food three four Of the up
per floors, damaging goods to the amount Of several
hundred dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

PAssING CouNrERFEIT MoSEr.-Two young men
named Charles Smith and Restlor, arrested yes
ter,iay BY Officer Mcpherson, charged with passing
counterfeit five dollar bss the Island Bank. NTH
went into the store of Nc &. Baughon, No 10 Park
place and purchased pens for which he proiiered
g bill Oh the above in payment. Restlor remained
oslrile The clerk to whom the money was HANDED
discovered the cheat but gave back the money and
permitted IL man to 90, but subsequently folio we'd
and saw him enter other places and offer the money
He then called Officer Mcpherson, who arrested thom
Ulon searching the person of Restor $40 in counter
fei, money on different banks was found. They were
both committed to prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

DEATHS PROM THE HEAT.-Martin Dumpsey, sman
employed in the stage stables in FourAst, near Fifth
sv, was overcome by the heat on Thursday and died
the night. Mary Finn servant girl in Third
av near Thirty-third-s'., and Martin Brennan, Ia
borer at No. l45 Eizabeth-st., were also reported
dead from the effects of the heat Of Thursday.
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SELLING Lottery PoLIcIEs-Joseph T. Bun.
keeping All office a. No. Division ST., yesterday
arrested OF complaint Of Danl. W. Robinson, who al
leees that on the 18th inst. Bun sold him lottery
rolicy in violation of law. The accused WAS held by
Justice Bogaft for examination.
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DEATH OF osE OF THE ENGINEERS OF THE STEAMER
c. yASDXRBILr.-Yesterdaym morning as SIR. John Mel
son Finger second engineer Of the Stoningon steamer
C. Vanderbilt, was standing on the wharf near the
after gangwsy Of the steamer at Pier No. ?, North
River some carts coming along the pier caused him
to step back as he supposed the gsng-Plank, bat
missing his step he fell into the dock. Being unable
to swim, he sank in short time, and before the
paray zed people on the wharf could render any az
sistance be was drowned Mr.. Russ man employed
By the company, lot himself down by rope, but be-
fore be could reach the unfortunate man he lost his
own hold, and had e RATION escape from being
drowned. Mr. Finger was about 30 years Of age and
had been in the employ Of the Company many years.
4 short time since 10 was promoted for his carefa
attention to duty Note aly bis employers but ell who
came in contact with him, regarded him with the
highest espect and bis place will not readily be filed
His Young wife ID visiting at Tanytown with his
friends. Yesterday messenger was sent 10 her to
bear the sad tidings Of her husbands death
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ArrKMFr To THROW THE HuDsoS RIVER RAN
ROAD TRAIN OFF The TRscS.-A Aabohcal attempt
was made on Wednesday night TO throw one OF the
trains Of the Hudson River Railroad ef the track near
Grecpbush Il was the tina, leff New. York on
"Wednesday at 5 p. NJ, and was due az Greenoush
al l. minutes 10 10. Shortly before this hour some
scourdre placed rock on the track near the 6rliye
which crosses the turnpike Just the other side of Billy
Prs,ts farm The might bcirg dark, the locomotives
Fulton struck with great force, smashing the cow
catcher and breaking one of the large beams wach
support the truck. The CONCLUSION was one OF great
ROVER and all we can wonder ~ ia that the whole
Train vas not thrown from the track and every car
more or less injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

REcovERISG.--We are pleased to learn that Gen.
VIM Hall is rapidly recovering from the injuries he
received on the Fourth of July by the hling Of his
horse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

CoLUNBn BAsy-BALL CLUB.-This Club has been
organized one month and numbers thirty members,
principally merchants and clerks from New-Ycr<
who reside in Brooklyn Eastern District. Their rega-
lar day- FIR field exercise are Tuesdays THURSDAYS
and Saturdays from to O'Clock a. NJ. on their
ground near the corner of Divis;onay. and Nnthst,
about 200 yards from the Putnsm's ground The
names of their officers follows: President, 5.
L. Coyerly; Vice President, JOS. Law, Jr; Treasurer,
A. Beardsley; Secretary, Z. Voohries Directors, j.
F. Law, W. b. Marshall and j. Winans. The Club
bids fair to hold high position in the esteem of the
Old clubs in New York and vicinity.
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TKPFKD UF.-y'e expect to have an item before
hong under this lite in our "chspter OF accidents
and perbsps IT will detail broken arm, or spelled
dress. and very badly injured temper, unless our
.. princinsl Health Commissioner" viii sbate that
nb.uiuable nu:saroe in font Of Wsllack's Thester.
III ere i big pot-ld about three feet across, over
hole in the sidewalk, that usel TO round Up in the
middle in such manner that j. tipped up with every
body that stepped careessy on lis smooth surface
To prevent that has been beaten do an IN the e'n'er
80 that the edge turns up just high enough to eaten
TIE toe Of careless walkers shoe and tTlp him up.