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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
phiineeIuhie r-arkets Fnrn.y July

IysPEcIIoS MEAL for the week ending July
1885: tsI bb crime our; IS DO fine; 29 do mid
ding 80 do Rye Flour 10 DO Corn Neal q DO condemned
Total ls5 bbs.
There change in Quercron BARR The COTTox market
que buyen holding on end only about 80 bales
have been od az irregular prces FLouR-rbe market is
active end rbout 0 barrels disposed Of part for
.xIoIt 50 70 for commons $40 for elected brands and
SIC 81 for single and double extra including fancy brands
so 75d Sll y Dbl The home demand u also active
within the above range Of quotations RYE FLOUR lower
and 80 barrels sod az 81 IS Com MEAL inquired
for and GtCd7o barrels Country Meal sold 81 ST. - Dbl
WHEAT but the demand h limited aud few small
saes Of prime PeHnsyy.ua reported ~ 35 30 FOR
red ard - i0G ~ 50 for white CosN he's further declined
tC bush sold y0e8c. for Peansy vanil and aare
yellow thost RYE J. bitter and made AZ
49, OATS Gull and al 20 BUSH only found buvers
a. &C. for DlaWse, and Sc fT Penlsylyg Ia
there little doing; about $50 hhas Sugar have ben DE-
poFed Of full prices. The Provision market Is quiet with
fms busirefs notice in Cut Meats aud Baron previous
eroiaus Lard . firm at ia &c. for bbls erces Rice
Tim with s home demand al rather better prices sEgOs
main very quiet IRoN-Pices without Alteration bnt
very i'm, with small business 90 notice. WHfsgYi firm
with further Gales Of bis az f2r aud hhis tlc y gall
PHILADELPHIA July Ghe sales OF IRoy for the week have
teen confined 70 the Communication Of previous ordsrs snJ
amounted 20 go uns az S25o 81 for No Pig al Z 3 5J9
D. sno Forge az %QSzt There excessive demand Tor
american Merchant Bar and manufacturers hsvs declined or.
ctr s - advance; sales for the week $50 s7o075
uniaa Rods II $loc0 SOS aud Bars $50; Csheei
Iron e %5p0 @J5 Spring Maeabe castings 81 Char
c'ai Blooms a. S7cG s75, Cinder Blooms az i04$
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Disasters, &c.

SNIP HURON Stout from Boston for Shsdac, went ashore
previous 18th inst Cape sable and bsed and there %
char ce Other getting OF.
that during he gale June Is, on tia
Pacific Of Mexico which did much damage 81 satsp,
American clipper Of 500 foundered In the port Of quail.
no psgtcula rs given
The wREcK a brig Royal Southwick before reporod W.
passed, date, lat. 80, Ion. TO-
THE QUEBEC CHsoscLE OF the ID inst says: We beye red.
believe that there foundation whatever for The
port Of the ship Bopavenufe from Liverpool with passenger,
being ashore In the Bay Of seven Islands
sEIP OCEAN BELLE st Fhsdepha. 9Th Inst from Lyercod
reports having had continuance Of westerly winds and c
during the passage On the SOh ult lat 80 u lon ~ o. An
shuck with tqasll from westward which carried swy
foreopmsst and maintopgaant mast, together with ever
thing ettsshed 10 them.
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lNep0ted oT rHs \. '. tsisrNk. ~ J RI r. +. Fsf.I
fusf boardslo Cry b, 67 SCI eco City r. S. si 900
Seuyl Nav 6 80 NJ; 100 Harrisburg .R s. SO e,sh SCI;
200 Hunting. and RFoad Top RR u So loo Reading RI T.
l9 Chy 6s sSi; 100 Long Island RR 90. s. 80 esails
r. cssh SCI 50 do c. P Is e. do, s5wn, 10; 80
a. sswn 4 M Al; q DO ISL 81 Penna RR 4St: 40
~; Sc Lehsh Nav 79 % DO, b5, 49, Il do s. ~ Uaa
Csusl So 60 Nosovn RR 81; ~ Lehigh Scrip, Ell, Is do
o; - Fam. snd Nee Bank. IS, Us.
heftssa Hoards-4 Commercial Bank, cash. 81
ScoEd BodrS-l0,o Altg Co 6s Sfeubeu 1tf; 90 d. A
V Is: 3tot do A. " Gays Is; icoo Camden and Anbey
L. r. S. rs 03 go ritts Is Stsuben Sli; Beay Msados
r. r. 81; 70 do. IS, 81; 50 Eric Il. r., 81
sGer Hoayd-20o Reading r. r. N. os "a b. s5s $50
City 6s eS; SC0 Rea ling R., i6i 100 do b. al 80 i6
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CApIz LIGHT. HousEOn the Of June Of the present
year place Of the old rejecting light placed the wes
most la OF the Castle OF oan Seo tan 10 the town Of Csd
there will be illuminated cssdoptrc apparatus OF tho
second class large size with which has been
It's pOfiOn which has IN been altered foOs
Lat $50 81 1C ~ lon - so ~ Of the Marine Obssryato1
OF San Fernando The light elevated SIS feet as ') sbo
The level Of Spring tide and conss Of liked white light van
with red flashes every inmates, visible distance
twenty miles whenever the state Of the Atmosphere peFs
the eye Of the observer 25 8lm) above the
Level. JOAQUIN GUTIERREZ DE- RUBALCAVA
Madrid. Anil o. 1855
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IN ne sea.sr .i'ia from Boston 10 Lirs,r-.-, W.,
and Vito J. u n'~ -HS @ SIR wra coafa Ms F,srss
Tnton and wife 81 cremner, rhos Berry. J. B. Kelly We.
wife and chid Ma W Grihs Mrs sn, Pr,son ass s',s,
julius Palmer, G. Mluess, FoTles w. H. Szeat, W d
Edward Eeisy William %Siiiss. Mr.. o. EsIly sss a.
George A Mler, William Browpen, Miss NJ p Hl Ms a
!. Pa mer r. l. Low ssd = r Th.wins Of sOs.oni NJ.
Knowles Brewster J. s. Connolly and z. St.u. u Ns.
brrypor; Capt John drSso erovi"eetown Mrs Chalk,
Ranett and two children, Of Maine; Myers and Wis M
and Vie J. n. sto,ens0hS W. H. Weller. wssuer Il Z.
Fimm Marshall, Mis- Thompson EnqEez sni servant
Taylor BrohlerDan J. Peterson ChAN ian Irvsa Leacs}
Gabriel Benesci A. T. Bamosio D. Draper, Jas Hs,1nr,
and wife, D. Davidson frons Medina, Gran, B. PyeoA
and l. Much Of NcwYork; Capt w vay aud Dr. CAss De-,
niger Of Peunsvlvsna; Geo Russell G. Briusle Y q H,.
lem, Cbas 3 Thompson and Geo. bland Of PhilaAeiphi,
Baltimore; J. D. Krkpairck sud wife Mrs. Frazer and ia
children OF Charleston; j. c. Caihoan Of Columbus Ga g.
Duaied, James C. Lsdue snd Wsrehsm $ Brown Of De-
rot: Cherries Green Of Savannah; George simpson Henr,
Davies John Mills and brother and Rocfson Of Cincinnati,
q NJ Waerhouss ed wife T. HARRISON Chicago; J. ferrasss
Mrs Gaern, Ssin x. Scott Jeco5 beTtes Nus sloo, Ms
Campbell ehdrsn snd nurse j. Dec Jauesn aeSrs IN.
0se Gamble Leopold Jesnpot Bsrcn, II. Chi Case.
are Froileaux Elmer NewOreaus; Miss Rycrson Ma 4
Braniree John Ksy Toronto; $ Sewbary uanilon w,
Henry khoei f. Even' JesePh johnson; NJ Burns L I.
Sfudert T. r wsiSns C. 2 Jones. csnsds, j. CSrra,hcrs
chester; Mr. Caldwell Mooeiof Of England, Capt, D. r.
Ho nshed. British Amy Mss r. Lskcnan, Otto Wsnefzd
Mite Rsphss Nitrate Itsiy Emil f.et Hsvcs
H. Msurel Bordeaux Crepo Arise Spain Cssssnoros and
South America Antonio Ma Guseo, de Adecos. Pand
NJ ZanoTa r. Henrques Jensen and son John AIKEN d.
Aeseoa Miesnor rroueosc Havana T. f. Martyr W. A. Mar
ray. residence not gyen-,so.
For HaSzr-Alrs. sheen children snd mail Bos,~,
Mrs Mary Fox, Fast Cambridge NJ. A. Hogan, Bsitmofs,
MURPHY New Miss Barron r. G. rwnins Miss Nntef
HsliisSL and Mrs C. D. Archibald Nova Seoa-i% iotA'
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fAdyertisementl
BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

Tuy COLLEGIATE ISsTTUrE.-The exercises OF tne
Eighth Annual Commencement OF the above ln''l'u,
ton took place at the rooms corner Of Fourth and
South Ninth sts before large audience on Thur'day
evening. The young ladies' Of the Institute were
seated upon plssfern at the back Of the room, as
were alec number of friends of the school; among
them were Alderman Huntley, the Rev. DR.. Fin
lay and the Rev. Dr. Baker who took part in the e1-
srcises. The Rev. DR.. FOIay presided. The pro-
oeedings were commenced with singing by the school
and prayer by the Rev. DIR. Baker.
DIR. Finay delivered address to the ybung ladies'
In which much good advice was given in reference 70
their present and future conduct. To the patrons OF
The Institution be commended il in the warmest terms
An address wac then delivered in the French IAN
yusge by the Principal, Prof. Abadei after "nlcn
Diplomas and gold medals were presented to number
az the nuoils Of the school. A valedictory, hymn,
and benedicton by DR.. Fnlay closed the interesting
proceedings.
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MAItItIED.

AYREs-BRASARp-At her fathers house Brook yn Mon
day July 2 b the Rev. DR.. Bethune Henry Ayes r. 10
Miss sAsAH ALLYN BARNARD daughter Of Capt l.. W. Brat
nhId.
LocSE-U .smoSD-on Tuesday, May 8, Or D. LOCKE of
CuL biss DELIs NJ HAMMOND daughter OF Mr.. George
Hammond Of Abingdon Mass.
MORRISON KNowLTos-ln Northwood, N. H.. Monday
July by the Rev. Mr. Holmes, Mr.. JosATaAS MORRISON
ofBrooklyn Y, to Miss Ass NJ daughter Of Miles Xnow
ton. Etq., Of the former piece.
WMTE-kEkRy-On Thursday July 5, by the Rev. Edwin
Cook JosLFH WHITE Miss AYIos KERRY both Of this
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The feeling at the Stock Board to-day was gener-
ally baoyant although irregular. At the Second
Board however there was considerable disposition to
operate and the tendency of nearly all the fancies was
upward. The uniavorable influences of the foreign
news has entirely disappeared and home influences
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II JO URNAL L.
PORT OF sEw-YoRK.."....Jr
Cleared.

shps-wm. Nelson, Cheener, 81. Stevens n. b. VIM. Whit
lo,k Co; Msd Of OIL Dennis London, y. Morgan.
Barks-CaIissa, McBesn, Trinidad, lknaga. Del Vale
Co; R-nber Packard Dublin White & Duncan.
Briss-Hermsn Theodore (Odg.) Wage Port elasts
H. Reeset Graevei ST. Anne, ur) vibert, G.sps ca,
SHktpn Ironsdes lsola, Grihen Philadelphia Wash Car
YER Chase; America Or Hooker Port Medwsy, T. j.
Goodwin.
schooners-Mary Jane Mott, Norfolk st2rges, Cesman
Co. Emily Msnsin Wilmington n. C., ID. c. Muuay II. z.
Sioney. erickson, Char e. on, Dolner Potter 80
Popeler-Jeokson Sayied, Bait more, Cromweps Line.
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To Mariners.

about the ult the Light the More Floating Lgh. vess
ceased 70 be exhibited fxed light AMI revolving Nh
showing fash bright light intervals " 80 seconds 80
be exhibited iIsea This has sonsideed er
dent owing the difficulties which i appears have been %
peenced of distinguishing the More Floating Light from th
Of other vessels constantly anchor in the cinyhe Adni
rally regulaions rel1Dg all vessels At anchor exhibit
BRIGHT light.
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FOUND DEAD.-Justice Gardner held an inquest in
Jersey City Thursday upon the body of German named
Zsehsah Zorn found dead the day previously In the timber
yard Of John L. Burst the Of Montgomery and III en-
dersonst found upon bis person addressed
his Poughkeepe, stating that he should not i've great
live No evidence could be adduced
by what lac his death and the Jury
dered a verdict Of cause unknown Deceased from
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.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

JERSEY CITY AND BERGEN PoIST RAILROAD
The Jersey City Bergen Point Railroad Company being
fully organized and ready proceed with the work Of construct
ing the road have addressed memona 20 the CJmmon Coun
eli asking the pv Of laying he track through the streets Of
jersey City which they have designed th- route 20 Bergen
Bill The will be propelled by horsepower The matter
referred to Special Commttee consisting OF AID LJman,
Edge, Greene, RsPpeyea and Keeney.
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Of storm They refused 20 saying they bad DOT shipped
purpose They put and eousht 10
for trial ship worked by the other hands Sao-e
queDiy hey stated that they coud not bandit down They
were committed. -
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connection with The Etna Insurance Co. Of Hartford,
Of which he was for long time Secretary, and bis
welesrped reputation and ripe experience cannot fail
TO rer der the appointment favorable one for the
Company.
As comparea now with the corresponding period OF
lat wear the Boston Banks stand a. follows:
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Passengers Arrived

In bark EErress yVn hasdnsMr James smith, Mr. o. q.
Barry.
In schooner Samuel from CsefaeeoA-Mr Edward Thomak
IN hip Patrick Henry from L0Hd7n-Mr and ars bsanehy
and children.
In bark Cadet from Belize HoadRraa Mrs. james Welsh
Misses Mary snd Nina Welsh, C. W. DGsedorf, Mss A Dusel.
dorf, II. r. Maxwell II. A.
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MAN DROwSED BY JUnPISG OvERBoABD.-A man
70 belong 70 the ship Jupiter drowned the foot
Of hontssuep about 10 O'Clock Thursday night Tie
was Ia small Of tn ship aud fearing be would be
run down by ferryboat coming overheard and
drowned fhe launched bu be bad already sunk
beneath the surface Ofthe water.
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REcErs for the twenty four hOuzs sedins acoa to-day, ~
iIs bbls Wheat, H. 30 bush Corn, IS 200 dol os md
do; Rye. 300 dol -
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FALSE WEIGHTs.-Edward Sbangesberg, No. 1861
rundst convicted yesterday before Juce Jacobs oT
seos groceries with Illegal weights. He was lined 10
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characterization NJ. Littlefeld, Assistant Col
hector of the Eastern District arrested yesterday
rant charging him with spprOpsbg the moneys belonging to
the late City Of Wiansburh 10 bis own use Inc WerInt
sued the affidavit Of j. W. Braisted, the Collector
The accused committed 70 jail for examination.
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IMMATURE ALMANAc......rHfs DAY.
stN-Rises.ES6l Sets.........7.,3 M0os-Rsea .o;suf
HIGH wArsR..........,....rHls OAr.
Sandy Hook Gov Island. .202 He'll Gate.
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MARINE coURT-JvLY e-BefOre Judge McC,sruy.


SUIT FOR PENALTY.
New.YoTk Hospital az. James Donaely.
To recover, under the act OF 1851, $50 penalty
asnint the cspiein vessel lying o. Roose
vetsf for rersnR his vessel directed by Of
the HahoMaste and thereby preventing other vessels
in. The Couu judgment for plaintiff Che
repaly by enurinE the benefit Of the Hospital De-
fnasnt rsed pay, when the Court issued It, sud
be committed g. the Cry Prison
LANDLORD AND TENANT.
Leopold Schwii, kopt at. Simon Fox
Plaintiff alle gos that lie leased of defendant premises
No ESQ Boely gar sose, aud that the defendant agreed
before the ans Of the lease Gu, he premises IN proper
pe bus lie geCedo 60 and plaintiff had stock damaged
the sm6ant II $50 BY wafer eskng through TIE Court
considered that plaintiff had failed show any such agreement.
that had been moving 70 his sns the lease and
the complaint dismissed.
MANI ENANCE OF An fLLEGIrIMATE CHILD.
o. 8rien agt. Jas Nc Elrarh.
1. was said that Jane German, about 10 years ago,
ottsned Scotland where the child born order BY
the authorities there, that the sd McEah its pnfatve
father then residing In scotland should her q
for IT, He after yard o. Aurra,
end bc with her child subsequently arrived here. Suit
lrovght by plaintiff whom she assigned the csn
80 eepg for 10 maintenance u said child. Tas Coa
held inst the svt could be Antaosd person being
bound EXCEPT on process OF the local auhoTtes by
promise ior The maintenance OF natural child q Wendell
<o1 There ptons rule but they
cone within this case. Complaint dismissed.
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pPooKLYN COURT OF SPECIAL sESSIONS-July
Rclnr Ina

PpooKIYN COURT or SPECIAL sESSIONS-July C.
Before Justice SMITH.
The arrests made by the Police for drunkenness
continue 10 engage the attention Of the Police Courts
Patrick Miniurn, arrested by Officer Barr for intox-
eaiiop tefed drinking glass Of brandy and glass Of beer
at tavern The Of Hudson and Fuonsvs Fined $40
MAYNARD Brady, arrested by Officer An irews, testi
fed living the Poor House in Faibh and bought hquo
q Ey. wnen tne Fined TO-
Mary Corwin, arrested by Ofcer Andrews, iesiihed
70 seDs so s1ss. Of Sss si tavern on tbs corner o.
Robert Jen kins was examined and convicted on the
charge ofseng liquor on Sunday 7ih June last and was ned
Before Justice BLATcHLY.
Alexander McCOnnaghey was brought up on war
rant for selling Iuor The evidence against him obsaod
from the parties arrested FOR iDtoxcaron Counsel oF
debdan; obi to the compliant as IL did not state neither
thereupon adjourned until o'clock this morning
Mathew Conley arrested by Officer Preston, de.
Michael Carroll Ia saitn wykOast and thy drank It To-
Bridget Kelly. arrested by Officer Reynolds, testi-
fed sending her little girl for liquor WGac' store corner
cf Columbs and Pscsfcsts Fined 30
Nicholas Bane, ar ested by Officer Douglass ties III
fed drinking liquor N bis house but don't know here II
irwin Sweeney, arrested by Officer Preston testified
drinking two sssses Of beer in NewYok Detained as
witness in snother csse ~ 49,
Frederick PiersoD, arrested by Officer Mcnamara
testified drinking three four glasses Of brandy at the store
drank glasses Of brandy 1t Peter Mcashons tavern in
Hamiltonav. Detained as witness.
John Byne, arrested for inoxication, was fined $40
after giving his testimony
The total number of arrests yesterday throughout
the city nineteen
COURT OF GENERAL .sEssIoNs-JuLY s-Bsfore Re
coIdeT SMITH.
John b. Fooman pleaded guilty to having at
tempted So counterf bill the Chemical Bank aud
sentenced TO the PeniteptsTy for two months
William Murphy was tried and convicted of attempt
grand larceny aud sentenced 20 the Penenary for nine
months.
Thomas Nolan, indicted for attempt to kill Patrick
MCGEE Of No 60 Jsmest pleaded guilty to assault and bat
tery and was cent 10 the Pententiary for one year
Bartolla Coob pleaded guilty to pc it larceny in
stealing romo. 10 Nhest and sent to the Peni enary
for two months.
Philip Coyle and Thomas Coyie tried, and con-
ycted OF stealing the property Of Edward Irwin Of
Sixty hf Secondary and each sentenced " the
State Prison for Eve years.
Jane McShaul was tried and convicted of stealing
$35 from Henry H. Baker Of Brooklyn, while with hm at
oeputabe house. She sentenced TO the State Prison for
tour yeare
Mr.. Long, indicted for attempt to kill Samuel Tay
loT Of No 10 Thomass pleaded guilty assault and battery
only sentenced 70 the PeLtentary fr months
Afer dposng OF ohr Of Sigh. importance, the
Court adjourned for The day.
SUPERIOR COURT-JULY 6.
HABEAs CORPUs.-In the matter of Joseph Il. Rus
Discharge
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SUPREME coURT-srrcrAL TrRs-JuLrs

SUPREME COUKT-sPEotAL ILKH..J -,
United Sisies Trust Company receiver hnlckeI-
hocte ssvirr Bank AFT Knckerboeker Bank-heoort con-
frmed After payment. proyidd IN sec 4 ca. ~ Law :,
lfhe receiver TO pay The depostos IN ne siVinss VA ~
per cent COST IT til reference 20 be pila 'ol a''
erbocker Sank Of the litigation, from bSn =, c, r.
In the matter Of Lyman Coe,-yohn ". CSie o.
Rasehssetss wss offered ss surety bail bu, obse % a,
bsifFs .lsel Of this State He then offered 70 deposit
~ "A 500 IL Cousi, which was also opposed. ,.,,
James Rogers aud 9th n agt. B. Z. Ihley n 80
otheIa-On the construction Of terms OF trA' e's'e'
ordered
RIDGwAY ESTATE.
Jeremiah Rowland aid wife ss saIas = r;,o s Of the
..s ,eeu The heirs Law MRS Rdgwsy and her children
are not included he heirs beg the child and Eread;d we
1esve offpei marriages 4 Mr. r. Report Of Cnus ~
err referred back sh directions 70 make such changes as "a
their judgment may appear just and proper
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M.rket.Lc.nrrr1Ir RrroRrrp roR THr rsnpusr.

FRIpSY, July s, 1854
AsHES-The marke, without ehsnssj the demsad = sht
and the ecepts Increasing, sales Of 20 be 20 20 %
for Pots and IS 81 for Pearls
WEEKLY STATEMENT ,? LgsrER, PALMER co.
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HABEAs CoRPUs.-In the matter Of Joseph b. Rus
sell minor discharge from isment Discharge granted
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Inc.. 4ssoTs $so.f5 s2.lSl.l2 sGi.N2
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Boston Banks stsni as foIlows:
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Total. u
Receipts 70 June j. lSoo. ...s.s.sss.... ofofo -
Receipts for week ending July lO,sos -
The Imports of Dry Goods for the week continue to
show large decrease on the time last year. be-
ing 81 ,2I6ali against SO 2o5 97l decrease fneary
million. The details are:
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Acc1pENr AL rnr MANr R Anpo.n nrpor

ACCIDENT AT THE MAINE RAILROAD DEPOT.
"A singular accident occurred at the Maine
railroad depot ID lis city, yesterday morning.
The locomotive Bay State had been, as usual,
when approaching Causeway street with an in
ward train, disengaged from the passenger
cars in order to switch off upon side track
and allow the cars to pass along The en-
gineer, however, soon discovered that the
switch had not been altered, and he shut of
steam. This brought the train behind, which
was under headway, upon him, and collision
occurred, in the confusion of which the en-
gineer and firemen jumped from the engine
The force of the collision, however, moved
the machinery of the engine so as to put on
steam again, and the locomotive commenced
moving up the track towards the passenger de-
pot at great speed. Fortunately switchman
at the Trayers street crassing saw the np-
proaching engine, and promptly changed the
switch and turned the locomotive off the track.
The engine ploughed up the stout plank plat
form at the north side of the track for a con-
siderable distance, and passed half through the
open wooden shed adjoining the depot. No
one was injured, but several persons had a
narrow escape. The engine was not much
injured. .-Boston Ado.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

TO ne Hon. Justices Of the Supreme Judicial Court 10
>be holden at Bath rifkin and for the County Of Saga
daAoc on me third Tuesday Of August, A. ID. 1855.
1'Hk petition Of Nelson Ham and Harriet p. Ham his
wiie Of West Bath, in said County respectfully repre-
SENT that they seized In fee simnle in
mon and undivided with David b. Lowell and John H. Low
ell and other petitioners unknown
residence are to petitioners unknown certain
i iand situated snd West Bath, fol-
oves North by land of Samuel Lambard, by Winnie
ance Greek south BY land Of Rufus w Adams land
oeorge Lee, West by Sears Cove called land Of Sam
Vel amhardalso Of certain piece Of Marsh land stua-
se IN said West Bath and bounded north by OF John
iniams and Benjamin ". Brown, by wnnegance
Greek and land ~ Samuel Fand@rs BY hand nf sam
W. Adams.
And your petitioners further represent they are each
sez q the aforesaid premises in fee simple f1lows the
said Nelson Ham OF hundred and thirty three two
nunur AMI ortieth parts thereof and the said Harriet p.
Ham o one h part thereof ard your pettionersare
srous OF holding their said partitions shares each
SAID lots, being above mentioned in sevcraIty.
wherefore they pray your Ionors cause partition
thereof to made and their aforesaid shares the
TO De divided ami set of to them to hold in severaty.
August, 1855. NELSON uAM
HARRIET p HAM,
BY their Attorneys, TALLMAN & BOOKER.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Murriuqtg.

In Newcastle, Mr. John b. Hudson, Of this city. Mrs
Sarah t. Bradbury, daughter of VIM. p Harrington
Of M Mr.. job S Cushman of Woowch to Mrs. Mary A.
Carvil, of Wscasset.
In Southport Amasa Brewer, OF Boothbay Miss Ellen
ellis, Of Southport.
In Augusta, D. T. Wright, Esq, Attorney Law Bow
doinham. to Miss Mary j. Hodgdon, of Augusta
In New York, Mr. George w. IL. Griffin, formerly Of
Boston, to Miss Susan Stevens Of Augusta.
In Danvile, Mr. Charles H. Alien of Wesbrook, to Mis-
Ayeline b. daughter Of Daniel Tracy, Esq
In Auburn, Mr. George Wise to Miss Eleanor A. Keith
both of Auburn.
In Warren, Rev j. Farquharson, Agent Of the American
Bible Union. to Mrs. Lydia Burton Of W.
In Rockland, Mr.. Lewis H. Murch and Miss Elizabeth
White, both of Belfast.
In Thomaston, Capt. John Norbeck to Miss Margaret
G. Hyler.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Oils, TobaccOs, Soaps.

DUCK WHEAT and GRAHAM FLOUR in Bags, {,
ID sale hy 400 j. u. MCCLELLAN.