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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
ending July as, gives The following results, when com

The smOuDi OF notes in circulation Is 12o,sof,545,
being an Increase of fsl $50 and the stock OF buI-
ion in both apartments is fl6, 3s5 1872, shoSing de-
crease of f2ss 7oO when compared With The preceding
return.
The new Frer oh Loan is selling af about e cent
profit The bids reached 500 100000 for about
ESQ coo, 600 needed The West Iodis steamer had
arrived with tl3l 900 in specie. The steamer for the
East took f40l, 5J3. In relation TO American secu1-
ties, Barring says:
AMERICAN SIocys-In American STATE soefs the oasness
has been very limited this week. some E-s have Den
mad Of p uI,vysria Bonds 81 of Maryland sit u VIZ
,ua eriirf and Of dasschlsetts a. lvS More nss
tefu dcre Illinois Centrsl Rs sd BoDds a. I9do1 fof
Nhissn Certra sleng les l. ted and for D1sr Bon Il
&C. Erie 80 MoliEsse 81 d8. si1kns Fund. Sdol Penn
sylysria Censl st Mog 9lds2 "a Mortgage >eiihe
"a P.nsma, Sc Canada s. in densnd At Il4..
The Circular OF M,ssis S.tterth y sits says;
1he rsike bas steady or American Securities durns
N. pat ~eek no. Conjunction boucs have been more
eey atn Ct rathe lower Freesnd Boods are more
extent a. par a. mall premium bat cloe sci ers 81 par
We no. inquiry for Ems bird Mortgage poods AZ
rather HIGHER the makrt barely supplied some M
lois hsyin. teen cleared OF. '6kng Fund and NeF torA
Central y cent Convertible have beeu done 81 asu preYoa
rates MclisAr Contra = Convertible W e 10 demand
in rat Of the week but supply having appeared
they elose less scfiye Virginia v cent Do.h o9nds are
freely Hered without buyers current rates Onted cst
arc State short dAfei Bonds have been IN dem ~
vhoot hpdpe sellers Great Western Of Canada, impr wed
curing but close "a ~ The neF ~nien
sd flas q IsTea AT
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Disasters sc.

SHIP JAMES T. FoAED (Rr) hsye, rom a, iass 81
10 tound to Queenstown Ireland i'i o'S'''' ,
more ! IA met leeky. . - go. Lot IN tbs w
July lef 4 On q reefto the W-st~3rd u NeN-Se-o
Ielss tp isi Is Il nor laid down the enssts At ,,
BRIG BoxAPARTE. iOf Nachias steele 80 Iel r y
lem mi net from Phi ade pba, yves run mo ,sr 80
10Th met Cape d : ~ by W. 20 miis' 1850 he al
haned 10 the wind By en- unknown sch gong Or
carving awsy biis's .ibboom studdioss hFooo"' '
ward ard tfuss. p..,.au prnec ~
Bs scHv JARIus HART Cooulb from rol' .ss .s ~
Boston put into Insgra tie first week q .ru. ~
Te - go ySicb no hing bss been hesrd t0n - is
f,sred he was ost, and thas sl hsncs perNn'1-
vessel nearly - ~ Ma Y Tor Ss+
pore. was a. Rio Jsseiro July repairingi d'nsf'
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MARINE 10 URNA 3.
PORT OF NEw-YoRx........Aus. II.
Cleared.

Steamship Crescent City, McGowan Havana and New-os
leans. NJ. q. Roberts - ,, , -
lerton Por.ud Lancaster; Herschel, tdEn Niooon
Hamburg, " r Schmidt 60. - -
e,ksHk NILS Jones. Galveston, Waterman, Dinon Co;
VIM HYDE (Poit) baJne Sscsve, " b., faasteri fetre,
Osborn Montevdeo, } hn Norton, j.
IL Olive Pet,isrev Jacksonville Simpson. Mathew
Go ThAxter " swall Ii bon. WEINBERG Weeks Emily,
L, sno, Gb altar end Me'ss b. eager Co. Dunnn'
Griffin. Trinidad {. a l.. J. Peters
scbooners-Nisbtinsae, Halt Provdencs master SslS
FFzsbeth smith New masteri + Ncserson, Lynca,
(sors.town Tulner Potter Celeste t>rl Dawson Gum
berand N. master Lady Scout, l'rl hlo1 Eetnea y
Alerly; Aiebzaa sndi Greeu ST. John b.. PICARD Co
Rstn ore sght Fatinorf, jChnson 10 Sdeni AlAnls
FUs Sal,n r. W. Rol Is Co WBScTanion Csthea I'VE
w. Lewis
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS AUG. 17-IS CHAMBERS
E,fore nd

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS AUG. I'm CHAMBERs
Before udge DAILY.
WRITs or HABEAs CORPUS.
writ was issued on behalf of Robert Hany, on the
petition of his wife, king his discharge from enlist
nent the petitioner stating that she has infau child
and that She and her infant wholly depend upon said
Robert II. for support.
Another was issued on petition of Margaret John
ston asking that her hush and John 5. Johnston, be
discharged from enlistment the ground Of minority
be not yet being 81 years of age. She also states hat
che and her infant entirely dependent upon her
husband for support.
wit was also granted OF the petition of Lloyd p
Willis stating that his wife, Matilda Maria Willis, is
unusty deprived of her liberty, and detained by Peter
NJ. Swsine and that there appears to be determine
ton Oh the part of said Swaue to deprive the petit
toner of the companionshp of his SAID wife, to whom
he was lawfully married on the 18th Deoember 1854;
He states that bis said wife is concealed and restrained
Of her liberty against Der will, &c.
Returns to any of the wrts have not yet been made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
MARRIED.

Wednesday Aug 10, by the Rev
Bemsn Bangs, james A. CoNBgsiES 70 tLiZABsrs II {,
city.
MARSH DAYroy-At Mendham n. j., on Wednesday, Aug
bV the Rev Thos = Hastings, M HAMPros y msSss Of
lie former place and Miss MANY T.. Dayton Of New'forS
City.
surp,Rp-pARsops-N CAvary Church, Thursday, Aug
M bx tbe Rev Or Hawks Mr. GEORGg |. SHEfARD Of War
saw Mo. TO Mas CLARA r. PARSONS of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
For Money

In Cotton and Bresdstus the changes were not I'M
por.ant The markets were rather heavy.
The reports of the state of trede in the manafactnr
ing districts are satirfactory-indcsting an exrsor
binary steadinoss in the commerce of the country,
even in the midst of sd expensive war.
The inquiry for gold for the Continent having sab
sided quantity OF the weeks import VIII likely reach
the Bank OF England.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
RnssenRera AIliNcd

In the ,fedNthi0 Inos fr0r HARE ard Cores-Made Ls
~ Louvet Mrs Drale Mills, Henry Mcknishi, 5. Bscas
- shelton M Kuster ]. PignGtel jos {. r Ns. Gsogs
Read NJ Ctnse Mr. Parker, O. Laiirene Sssh Gardner,
David Paen Thomss Pa,ten, lady and infant o. Muller and
M.sme Doubet nr. Msrcouis, WIN nenznser Mr. Hewitt,
L Lsurerf, Mr. Ningsbury, Mr Wenat snes Taylor, p
ch A. Jacob John Dyer, Mr.. Woxhsu Mr. Benne,t.
NJ Me,hsr Sarret H. h0stosh, Carl Beifs . Han
ssd M Ke IT, Victor Gastard, John Lee WIFE, daughter and
Ia big Bes,iH r. Reese from KiAg'iOR Jl@.-Messrs A.
Michel and q. ". DelaTdiue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

Rryt,Lo AUG I7-6l P. M-EIouR. demand modera,e
,r srost wholly uew sales 200 bol~ >; - 2
as g.. for coed to fancy nehissn. Iowa ADD Ohio MHslr
,she ouet some refa 81 81 for red Illinois WiafeF
- Tor " hit, LIMOS and 81 81 for Wise nsn Nats Coks
very DULL sales TO- 60 bushels at 7sc clnag below tbs
or. lair INQUIRY and firm: sales OF 81 Gee bushels II
ale sor new f7ic f old the SPOT AMI f 70 the
latter % arrive CANAL FREIGHTs-9fc Tor Corn 20 Aoay
and T,x LAKE InPoRrs the last "A haurs; Foar SBlo
hbs.i Whest az tusb Com. 1879 bush canal ExPokrs
time; Flour lis bis Corn, SSl2 BUSH Oats 1910"
beshels.
CHARLEsrox, Avg i6-CorToS insctive WHEAr-SAles Of
i5cct bushels At 81 6s IS principally at the former Prcs
fLorR IA qn0t.< a. Sass 5A
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spoken, &c.

Juus7 s5E Ion p W.. ship Ocean s.ee,, ff5rsJ1p
n n New York Nay II for AustEsii' win o"
Arr is ,hout 30 mics from Boston Light up AZ foe .
fon Liyerpool for Boston. in distress win sool ssn
LIE I'd iary tnssts rssed there va 90 Bsf1
:, - &c And !. .mooth seA-tby tbs ihP '0~Y
a. Boston from CadlLl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

Morris Levy agt George CLARK.
Plaintiff keeps cOthing-stoie at No 10 Baxter-st-
which was open on SUNDAY, the let July, and he IN
yi-ed dtfendsnt and two others in TO buy clothing.
They went i'm and one of them tried on d garment
which fitted but one OF them said 1t was old, wlen
some words epsuod, and plaintiff got pistol and
threatened to shoot them it they did not clear out
whtn tie party trying on the vest saiG he gave the
Plaintiff wiper over tie face when planiif called
police officer and had the latter arrested Ga going
10 DE Police Office Clark came up to them, when
plaintiff said "You id Irshmsn, you are the Cause
of this Wien Clark is said struck him three or four
IoWs. for which the suit is brought. Judgment for
the plaintiff S5l. For plaintiff, Mr. Miiliken For
defendant MIR, Sherman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
NEW-,IERSEY ITEMS.

f,rry or uUpsoS-At the meeting of the Board of
Aldermen Of the City of Hudson, Thursday even
ine. Mr. Horace NJ. Smith was chosen for School SUI
perintendent The resignation of Mr.. Alexander Wat
son ar City Clerk was accepted, and Thomas Harrison
~as elected TO oil the vacancy. Mr. Watson resigned
be ,ause OF the pressure CT his professional onHne's
tayer-hcers granted at the same Session oil tue
hoard TO CustaVus Nischer The Street Co nmissioGer
and Commute ON Streets were authorized to make
grade map of the city. HooA and Ladder Company
No I was aut hOfiged TO be OfcaniLed-a petition 10
that elect having been presented
The Nscork DAILY Mercury says that: There
never was party more hOpelessly and helpessy d.
yid,d than tn old Loco Foco party OF New-Jersey.
Erom Sussex 10 Cape Nav II Is destitute OF all real
vitality and those who cons ute It's rank aad file are
filled with contempt of the leaders who have so long
Esed theu heweTs of wood and braves OF wafer.
In all The old stroDgholds from wbicn their msortes
used Dc sent down 10y thousands they are shiverng
and shaking before the attacks of adversary COLI
fdent OF bis strength. In old EsseI they without
ANYTHING -sSve the foreign yotetheir organ has sur
rendered and their disciplined troops become scattered
and uncertain IN the conflict And never WAS po.
htioal party more justly destroyed. II meGnness and
serviity 10 wealth, ii devotion 10 monopoly feeling
on the vital interests of The State tbs surrender oil
everything truly democratic and Just onget 70 rcoi out
poliiical organization, thea LOco-Fccoism has re-
eeS ed its lust reward We do not fear that II viii be
able even through tee division OF the opposition u re-
tain lie power IN NeSJersey, for the people are ready
80 unite a. ainst 1t in every quarter.
PorAroEs-TAe Nesrark DAILY AieertsSer says,
that potatoes are selling in Burlington County al 81
cents and The very best at 40 cents per busbel Inc
hucksters from New-York are buying them Ia large
quaniities-to sell Dekt winter al 3 and IL - per
bushei, II they can get as much
TBE LArG OurRtGE.-ln the case OF the outrage
Gus assault upon young woman IN the Elysan
Fields Hoboken, on Tuesday last by party OF three
young men, an examination VIII be held on Monday At
10 eeiook before Justice Bernard John y. Sheregar
OF Ne~-fork, OF the accused parties IN the out
Jnge, u in jail awaiting this examination HIS COM
paDions ESCAPED and have DOT taken. The young
girl If aiso IN ie having been detained 70 secure her
pgesenoe as wit1less.
Lotery-pohcy gambling is carried on to great ex-
tent in our city and rs effects OF the noel bsne
character We have hearo of cases whore che greatest
Suffering has been osased to families by The expendi
frre Of ell Their means ~ he aner or mother n the
are cognirant Of the whereabouts Of many Of the
rlsoes where the basness u carried on, but they do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
EhaIers

"a =, Nsv.Bedft I'd 18th bark woyi, tof - yirpss
Sc oe g., sd .hips Olympia, Matches 0" A
on BE-. -. n. Fivinx yfp, = IA,
g.od Green sssharbor; Ripple. Moran .,bsrbos 1k
all IN few days 90 cruise Noble sso H.. ct IN g.
for United States; sarah, Of Asttspose'
and appeared to be fall
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tAdveriscmsnLl


AHIfflVf
~ N the World q Art. They - vfJu ss's "a
more dutshe, beautiful ard aecs,e -. 80 400 ~
xnecoypea fskeR ns,anta.eousy aud saspse 70 sas 70
facton 81 large groups. Made only a. bkADfs' NO 'S
Brosdwsy, over Tbsnpsons.
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Advcyt4semn'.
" PHOTOGRAPHIC PnRrT

o. sAsThe pshc respectfully iuvited 70 call md h,
..her es;shshmen. IN the word ~
rnoroeRAPss In oil, patel and water colors Of .ny zs
sfed BY our faFsisu Artists and hnshed 10 s.ys an,nsIs4
nitsior PhoroessPHs o. every descriooo "a a, 80.
s~ se,yp"s Of deceased persons. Perfect s.usfaeuon
No srs broadway, md No. " Rue base On sss PAD.
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IAdvertbemerLl
SLEEP IN PEACl


H,ssrS's PATENT IMPROVED C>NOPY AND META sur:
s,arapty ssrinst husketoes and al Insects
w STR1TToS, Sole Agent, No. 20 Chsmoerrs'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
ADVERTISEMENT


- s,ai,elx u, feature IN portrzituTe Made nowhere IN
Turooe or Aueca except al bis essb shnen
cosred 10 oil aud color. ana spped every az rom
M, 10 the .naest $50 Broadway over IhonpsobS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
iAdyerthemeDtI
IAdNtftNFILVDIsT =
N Pr-RcUAsR a dwell LING HOUSE and

xT :, y,c,xr Lor either on l4th sd Shs, between
b xu sthsvs 41ds between 5tb and lths rfoe
z>ot 10 exoeed 0ooc Address A. NJ No D West sd 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
SUPREME CoURr-Aus. l7-srrcAL TERM.

Henry A. Oakley agt. Israel A. Leon
Motion TO vac ate order of arrest denied.
Barber and Others ag. Case.
Ii il cOnteBde1 that the Attorney collected the
amount of the Judgment and did not pay The pro-
ceeds 10 his client. e alleges ia defense thal he paid
certain amount of it to party aud is entitled to the
balance for other services Ordered that the Attorney
personally attend and give testimony, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

not mahe any effort 10 bresk IL no snd bring the
offenders TO justice. Newark Daily Mercu1v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

The ALBA will resume her regular trips his
Saturday, 1EsSooS' leaving Pier foot Robinson ." 1t -
ooiock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
.BROOKL YIN ITEMS.
TuE CovYoN CoUEcIL.-A Special Meeting Of the
Common Council is TO be held on Monday evening

FoUR MIN BURIED ALVE.--Last evening, between
Sand o'clock as a number Of laborers were enga. ed
digl Jog trench five six feet deep in Firsst.,
between South Ninth and South Teuth-sts, II. d.
for the purpose Of laying down gas mains, the en-
barkment gave way and four of the
buried. AS many men could conveniently work
commenced removing the earth and in few minutes
the men were enabled 10 breathe, and In thirty min
Martin, Edmoi Murphy jeremiah Keith aud VIM.
Goods Mario appeared To have received serious IN
tsrpa iniuries aud Goods was also much exhausted.
The other two were but slightly injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

gAdveri-uaertl
PrRDY's NATIONAL THEATlR.--Mr. j. X Scott
~ "OFee the Great again To HIeT. Aso the
sSne of the hssiS Barrel" with Mona schmidt Nile
Eserese, and lzusksble Farce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

AccIpysr.-A man named William Farol was
seriously injured in johnson Spaders Lumber-yard,
on Kent av., on Thursday by tie falling of pile OF
lumber upon him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
gUsBToS's PURE DA-WATER.-Soda-W Water

RUsHTONS PURE SODA WATER-SOoh- W aver
erpkers be careful in obtaining from reliable
There be b-tte Than tnht pre-
.sred by Of Broadway and Bare eJ-s
xader Hou4e and No al Broadway OF Canal
~ Were sample OF my tin fountains exposed for
hs public the first and only ones used N this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

IMMATURE ALMASAc......rhIs DAY.
SrS-Rses. 5. u Sets.......s.s.o d Aoos-Sets ss
EIGH eArsR..........:.. ..rgIs DAY =.
Sandy look 1895 Gov island. II . Hell Gs'o. l'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

RoEBING HIS CoMPANIOS-Ofticer Fulton OF the
Second District Police arrested man named Sheldon
YESTERDAY motrng about O'Clock, at the Frankha
House in Fulton-st., on the complaint OF man named
Byue who charges him with robong hun OF MS
pocket-book 1t appears that they had been to New
Nork ON little bender the complainant footing the
hills. ano arrived in Brooklyn a. late hour, and took
lodeing together at the sbove.named place. About
O'Clock Sheldon GOT mp and left the room Byrne hear
iee him 60 down stairs mist used and looked for his
pocket-book aud found it gone, when he followed
die accused and overlook him on the stains and in-
.uced him 10 90 TO the room when he locked him in
and ept him there until he procured All officer VINO
,o' him INTO custody lie was held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
Acknowledgement
OLIVE TAR--An electrified

J. X. STAFFORDS OLIVE IR-An electrlned
DIV Flnid which l. Inhaled and Applied Is not Taken
OliyT Tau cures Of the Throat, Lungs Nerves
Muscles joints and Skin Price 80 oents bottle Solo BY j.
MHlv No 1873 Broadwsy AID al the Company Depot Nos
n and a kew-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

Gas, GAs.-GAs-FlXTUREs will be found at th'
sreat Manufacturing Depot Of ARCHER, WARNER Co.. No
10 Bresdwsy Several designs from french artists JUS
cot fof the FAN trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

BrEnPKRAScE.-Only seven arrests for iptoxica
ton were made by the Police of the Western District
during Thursday night In the Fifth Police District
three persons disposed of by justice Jacobs yes
terday for drunkenness In the Sixth District John
Capos, for drunkenness and assault on officers, was
fined $25.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

Bs Norts Rfer Boo 2s77 bbIs. Foar 90 s7 bush Cor
10 pAf,. WhsAy, % do. Ashes, 400 $e~on Cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

ISouEsr.-Coroner Bennett held an inquest yester.
dsy at Fort Hamilton on the body of a man supposed
10 nave been VIM. Dommot, from certificate beldg
found in bic pocket. He had on white hannel SHIRT
Nine overalis and oil-cloth coat No marks of vio-
lencc being found upon his person, the Jury rendered
n v, rdict An accordance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

lutai fofs fc4IH.s.sss.. ssss.sss.s..tS-o
COITOk-Holo-r- firm al former disposition
efec BY buyers op.rate une~s - an soa1aenti the
seek 0feTI not large; The essi tied a. 30 bales
the sIk,t closes very ou yesterday quot4uoHs
Ssw-Yoks cL.ssIstCAtsoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

BURGLAmEs.-The house of Mrs. Williams, No. so
Orapee.st, was. fcloDiou,ly entered on Thursday
evening and robbed of jewely and sverware amount
ing 10 about $500.
The house Of Patrick Duffy IN Douglass-st., near
Ho,t-st.. was enieed the same N. aud robbed OF
eloihng and silver watch, amounting IN a IN value
te $780, In both the above instances the thieves msde
good their escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

NnTketk-CAREFULLr KkPOhTID FOX TIE IkIBUst.
FRIDaY Aug. H. 1855.
A.HEs-Tl tet Is firm the inquiry Hesdy sales Of 20
tb,. &c 49, for FCt and 70 III 70 II fr Pearls;
WEtKLY sTsIEMENI LEsr.k, PALMER co.
SfrrLnt hand aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

fAdveFtsenentI
ID T. s II l. 4 X s
FEvYR AeUs PILLS,
1HE MosT CONVENIENT,
SAFEST,
OSLY RADICAL CURE FOR
FEVER AND AeUs.
Sold by C. d. DEsHLtR. Agent at tho Depot No 81 Broad
way, n. " and BY all respocts lie dealers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

Tue monthly B0urd IT TTafe returns have Deen 10
sued Bling MADE up the last day of the calendar
nor H. instead of the financial month, the returns for
lie uonh terminate on the 3Oth Of June, while those
for H.. six months end from the 9th January 10 the
3Oih June suboib The total declared value OF the
exports e Brtsh ano Irish produce and manufactures
curing The monih aud months, including only the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

PorAroEs.-TRe Nesrark DAILY Aieertsser SAYS,
that uota'oes are selling in Burlington County al 81
cents and the very best AT 40 cents per bushe The
hucksters from Now-York are buying them ia large
quanttes-to sell DeKt winter al 3 and IL % per
bushel, II they can get as much
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08

CATTLE DYING IN TExAs.-IC is stated
in the Texas papers that large numbers
ofcattle are dying in Jefferson and Lbs
erty counties from some peculiar disease
which those acquainted with it call "shar-
bone" The cattle are first attacked with
a swelling on some part of the body,
which, if sacrificed and burnt, generally
disappears. but if neglected goes on in
creaSing, until the animal chokes and
dies. If the place first attacked is on or
near the chest, death follows sooner than
when vital part is affected. Some per-
sons suppose the disease is caused By a
fly, but the more probable suggestion is
that it is effect Of the brackish water the
cattle the have used during the late
drought.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08

COOP BooKs.-We call attention to the
advertisement on the 4th page of our pa
per headed GOOD Books by Mall We
have received copy of the books adver-
tised and can recommend most Of them TO
our reader. The advantages of Hydro
pathy or Water Cure in may cases, is ac-
knowledged, and that treatment adopted,
by many of the most intelligent allopathic
practitioners. Mr.. Fowler is the most
celebrated PhrenoIogist in the country,
and all who are disposed to seek intorma-
ton on that subject, cannot apply at a
better place.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08

OUTRAaE.-On Tuesday afternoon, an
old German woman, somewhere between
50 and 80 years of age, was out abou,
four miles on the Preston street plank
road. She had been picking blackber,
ries, and was on her way home with her
basket full. Losing her way, she stop
ped at a house-we could not learn whose
and asked for directions home. Not
paying any attention to her age and wear>
mess, only knowing her to be a foreigner,
the people of the house had her whipped
by the negroes, then took her berries from
her, and set the dogs upon her. She fed.
of course, and the dogs after her-how
she escaped she does not know. The
dogs tore her clothing and her limbs bad
Iy-one leg is torn entirely open. She
is the mother.in,law to Mr.. Epphart.-
We have these facts from one who knows
what he says to be true. What cowardly,
cruel conduct-worthy cannibals, and
worse than savages. There will come a
terrible end to these outrages if not stopr
ped.-LouiSVilte Democrat, July 90.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08

a PoL1rGcAL EDITOR IN TRoUBLE.-W
n. HaLdeman, editor Of the Louisville
(ky.) Courier, beings member of the Sc
cret order of Know Nothings, was lately ar
ra'gned' in the council to which he belong
ed Tor writing and publishing articles in his
paper against Humphrey Marshall, the
K. n. candidate for Congress in that dis
trlct. A committee ADMINISTRATION being
appointed, he sent in written answer to
the charge, saying it was known before
he Joined that he could not support Mar
shall, and that he joined with that under
standing. The committee reported in ia
vor Of his expulsion, but the report was
laid on the table. He then offered his
resignation. 1t was refused, and the next
night he was expelled. Steps have been
also taken, it is alleged, to get the mems
bcrs of the Order to withdraw all patron
age from the Courier. These facts are
by Mr.. H. in long editorial
article. -