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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-06
MARINE AFFAIRS.

TRIAL TRIP OF THE STEAMSHIP OCEAN BIRD. -
On Wednesday the steamer Ocean Bird, commanded
by Capt. Graham, made her second trial trip down
the Bay. The morning being most inviting, goodly
company assembled numbering upward of 200 per-
sons including fair sprnkine Of ladies, who seemed
TO enjoy the excursion amazingly. The trip on
Wednesday was from the foot of Eighth-st., Z. r.,
down to Sandy Hook, Long Branch, and thence
around the Lght-ship several times. On returning
10 the City she made the run from abreast Sandy
Hook to the Battery in one hour with three and-a-
hafkDot tide, or equal to about twenty-one miles an
hour; her engines made 49, revolutions per minute,
with 80 h steam. About o'clock the company sat
down in the forward saloon to collation. during the
discussion of which several sentiments we're proposed
ond responded to by Messrs. Hoxie, George Law,
Donald Mckay Of Boston Boardman, Capt. Grahsm
and others. The vessel arrived at her dock about
& O'Clock.
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from the CIimes had depressing effect upon oon-
SOS. and they closed at COZ q de line OF = cen''
Tire inpeDdeney Of lew French loan OF about
: 20 100000 has also some efec; upon the market
ne, IL tie discount market was abundant al = 10
cert ana in the stock Exchange caus on HOVefil-
uept securities were readily drained Of 2! e cent.
The failure of Strain. Paul Co., the bankers, rs
lleiy TO prove much more serious affair than was
at rst contemplated, as it appears tha not o nave
the funds If their depos,or been deliberately 'quan-
der.d. hut hist various securities deposited In trust
hsy, also been made away with. BY special la"
in relation to bankers and agents, this amounts 10
felony.
Tie Il i91n Mercantile Ga=etts Of the 10th SAYS;
One O CLlk-Tle English make; to-day presented q,rt
srrsrrce o1cuis ind p7ces were ga 20 goa -
~ len Of Busn. however Is snct orne~haf 1F' AZ
CrIs,s re euoted 9l AL. Opium q as ras pay neni "a
skuf Esr cen he a n,ut due to-day on me
rev Lean dos appear h,e .destd the market 'or
mercy Fore gn Securities have EXPERIENCED 40 ma
- M III tnsl rrru Of business yesertay
clfpcs re CLkThe ba lance Of the ustellment aus
on Loan has becn paid, AMI CSlsos age now hsn AZ
9l4Gslt
A comparison Of the footpgs Of the weekly bank
staten ept of the Boston banks, published July g. with
those Of the statement for the previous week. exhibits
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THE FOURTH AT PATERSON. N. J..

The Glorious Fourth was celebrated here with
rather more than the usual display. Early in the
morning the military assembled and were presented
BY the Mayor with handsome banner. Some of the
companies made very fine appearance. They were
reviewed by Brig. Gen. Garrison assisted by Col.
Hoxsey and Others procession of the various mil
hay and fire companies, civic Societies &C. was al
ter yard formed which proceeded to the Island,
splendid spot in the Passaic. Here, after prayer,
reading the Declaration &C., an able Grafton was
delivered by the Rev. r. w. Lands of this city. The
Address, which occupied above an hour in delivery,
was the more particularly noticeable only four years
since on the spot the occasion seized by the
State Attorney General to impress upon the people
" he necessity If conqHerag their prgadices," O.,
of helping to catch and restore fugitive slaves. Mr..
Lands hos no putty he sever in his dia-plate but
characterized the recent ProSayery outrages as they
deserved and gave that antique Order the doughfaces
such drubbing as they will not soon forget. He
concluded with forcibly urging upon Americans the
great obligations and duties they owed to humanity
and TO their country.
Old Governor Sol was kindly present and looked
out sppIovngly every few minutes nom behind the
clouds.
In the afternoon Temperance meeting was held at
the same place. aud addresses delivered by Mr.. Gale
of New.York, and Mr.. Frenchthe latter live editor
from Jeiersonville, la. The discourse was thor
ough Ia Hooser affair. A few more such would be
useful in jersey.
In the evening displays of fireworks were made.
The whole was followed up by more or less topping,
noise, Sc, &c, till
The wee suna' hours syoni the twall."
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THE FOURTH AT JAM uCA, L. L.


The Anniversary was celebrated ct Jamaica. l.. L.,
by a procession oretion, dinner and ball. IN the
morning several military and fire companies formed
into ine, and headed by shedons Band, parallel the
principal stIee's after which they retired TO grove
near where the brave Woodruff fell in the famous bat
tie Of Long Island. The exercises we're com nenced
by singing hymn, followed by prayer from he Rev.
WV. L. Johnson, ID. ID. Another hymn wac sung
and the Declaration Of Independence was read by
JONI S. SNEDEKER The Fag of our Union was sung
followed by an alton by Mr. JAS. w. NYE. Amer
singing the Star spaDgIed Banner the company was
dismissed with a ber edicticn There were probably
not less than 1900 persons present
After the exercises were concluded, the procession
took I'd lie line of march and returned to the village
where il was dismissed.
AT about "a O'Clock dinner was prepares, 70 which
some four or FIVE hundred persons sat down. The
Hon. John A. King was I. esident Of the day. On
his right sat the Orator, the Reader, the Hon. Dr..
yols, j. De Peyster Ogden, and other notables; on
his left, the Clergy, the Hon. w. 5. Smith, the Mar
shsl Mr. Cogsse and others.
Afer the cloth was removed, toasts and speeches
followed, and continued until nearly o'clock in the
evening, soon after which the ball opened Dane
ing continued until late hour The whole wouldhave
concluded with display of fireworks on tue public
square had not been for the rains but this is to come
of on the next fsr evening. On the whole, tue cti-
zens Of Jamaica were determined NOT to be ousdone
by the people Of any other town Of a siInier size.
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Arrived.

United sstes Mail steamhP Jamestown, Parish Norfolk
ma rps oce6k II miles norh OF Chinco.essue, exchanged
siqpals with ansl ID Roanoke, Skinner.
pesse ger 10 master JuDe o 1oruga bearing 3 b. Eit
ex,bsIged seas with ship Sui ana from New-oeAa Tor
New-Yolk. Tho ?. was OF Tho Hook y hours -,
Ship Ocean Guern (pktl Spencer London and Portsmouth,
Nay 90 81 possensr. to f. T. Morgan Ia lon a.
shr shsnToeG Doane Liverpool 40 days mdse aud SIS pas
senrei, 10 ". & j. 4. Tspscoti q Co.
Sbp Mississippi Allen, Rotterdam June IL maso aud
rsssenEeIs To bu.ntn Graves Co. Jmy la 81 ION
IS, poke bark Palladium Cole nom "ioHtA 'i Fhn'd'po
Bsrt csroins 81 erwOod Charleston days 70 Dun
W IL mile. s'.ed bark jasper for Charle,'oe;
,sre tin saw big souther bo.ion for Charleston Al
sA NJ rssssd brss Empire and rybee, stesrns souta.
Bark hate Wheeler (of nsmpden, MsJ SisOn, Matan1ss
Enema 5ists sr hia tar and market The bnsJ av
ss the same day iI New ioTs The b LssaSs
ssleo Gay before icr Phsde hs The w was from Mos
svideo N ballast ,eskss touched a. rsrsSeseG and IS
spoke chip Conga Of and rom Boston fur San Frncseon
Gsys OUT: ~, v,.s,.. e.... p....u uo,..x
April so in balla,t and las pssssDsers 10 order ~
BARK T. Cddnss Rose Carderas days to aoses TaJ-
Bari Lucerne Lscomb, Lisbon IS days via ST. UOes salt to
Brs T. DrpmmOpd Durham. Trinidad Is days w'lossea %
Bug ftns Br) Ray, Windsor N s. 10 days platter ?. l.
Brs Red Warrior lof Bristol, Mel cax Havana June a.
bns LanzsrOte tof Boston, Hartman Mstnrss "a, sugar
big Florence, Ray, Nucvita, days, mise Peehhsz
Brig Col w cosgins cossins Santa Cruz, Cuba II days.
mehOgany Gc TO master
bis Ezab to- Lind,sy. Para 3 days, IBdrubber, &C.
20 CorpiIg, booth, &c.
Bris Mason y. DAVIS (of Fall Riyer) Baker, Galveston %
day. cotton 10 WadeghS hnox June 70, at - 80, Ion.
S. poke brig Ocean Wave, Of Fall River nom Boston fr
Mobile.
Brg Industry Bradbury Macbias days lumber 70 Brett
Son Co. July 2 Fire Island bearing NV 10 miles distant,
saw steamship VIM. Perkins steering E.N.E
shr Anho9, of Myste Green Matas0rda jane H. cotton
70 McCresdy Mott Go.
sehr Geoise (ot Kennebunk Ward Jere ne, 81. Domingo
sehr LSurs Gertrude, tof Besuors) Fsirchld Besufos
N C., DAYS, ntv val sores 10 DollneT Potter
schr stephen hstchkiss Manson Malaga May H. sa ssts
bal mdse. TO Gomez, Wallis Co. Sailed Ia company from
setuba with bagk N G. ighb0rne, Randall for Newfork
The bark Tuk Small for Boston sailed from mslaga previous
" May II.
schf. W. Ii. Clare (Br Smith Elulhera days sal, AID sp
plo- % q Miller.
schr n. Smith, Ryder Georgetown days naval stores
DOlneT & Potter.
schr Rsnsm tBr) Lockhart, Windsor g, IL days plss
mester Sailed In company with brig Mary Morton or
New York
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FOURTH OF JTLY AT CAPE MAY-SPEECn
OF PRESIDENT PIERCE.

Fross TIE EreniR9 Pos
The annivenery of the Fourth was celebrated at
Congress Hail. Cape May, with more than ordinary
circumstance. Thirteen guns were fired at sunrise.
meeting OF theguets of the hotel aud people of the
town was heii in tie drawing-room Of the hotel.
Mrior Church called the meeting order, aud Joseph
r. Soaring ESQ. appointed 10 the chair.
PRAYER was then offered by the Rev. Mr.. VIII
hsmeon.
TIC Declaration of Independence was then read by
the Hon VIM. Bgler, late Governor OF pennsylvania.
Yankee Doodle from the band followed, after
which he following toast was offered by samuel
Hotaling Esq., OF NeS-fork
The Pres cen, Of the United seesThe guardian of Cur Ms
son.l Union and the protector ofOur National honor.
The President rose expressed his surprise at beng
called upon 10 speak under the circumstances, thanked
the rcnils man from Nsw-York % whom he was ln-
dehted for the compliment, spoke briefly of the Aner
can Union it's origin in the Revolution, the humble
par which his ancestors had taken in securing the IN
dependence which they were celebrating, allu led 10
The value Of the Union tho importance of preserving
IT, his determination to maintain II and enforce all the
laws essential to its preservation. &c, and took his
seat amid general applause.
His remarks w.re very fekcitously expressed and
then read by the Chsir
DsIAwAeFAmcps the to ratf, the Constitution.
have the evidence In her able representative,
guest that she win BE- the last 10 forsakeit
John NJ. Clayton who was expected 10 he present
and respord TO this toast kept away by iRdspos-
ton. His absence spologized foe by Gov. Biger.
Rev Mr., Williams Of Cape May County then closed
With a brief but appropriate speech, after which, on
rpotios of Mr.. Hotakng the meeting adjourned.
he President was % leave Cape May for Washing
ton tedey.
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FIREwoRKs.-The foulness of the weather on the
evening of the Fourth prevented the display of fire.
works in Hoboken that evening, but it came off in
fire style last evening
PIcHr.-A row took place in the Atlantic Gardens,
Hoboken on the evening of the Fourth, in which
wm Peterson, Thomas Hammel, and Thomas Hogan
Of New York, and James Clark, VIM. Powels, known
as "Redheaded Bill and others, of Hoboken, were
engaged Chief of Police Bernard and Officer Cherry
arrested those named, and they were locked up for
examination.
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Markets. .Reported BIZ TelegyeyE.

BUFFALO July 5-G:Sc n.-Nothng doing IN Flour this
stno In The morning 90 bbs soc 50 = FOR choice Up
Per Lake se IS Ger DO and 80 81 for Ohio WaESr
uerectsd. Corn scve ana sIkeIs steady sales S.
81 76d77c. OATs-saes:4C oblsL Sc. CANAL FaEIcHrs
Com Ice 10 Abby snd Troy, and he NswYork re-
los Ibis Wheaf % bush Corn i5t $50 bush ExoPRrs
BY Cana for the ae-Corn, %, zf9 bush Wheat 09
bush Oct, 10 e5 bush.
EFw.OsLEkss July 2-The corTos market IL dull with
decnps fendrncv the estoday 800 bales az TO-
loc for Mddlh FLous dali with declining tendency, the
quotations ~ Sats or superne, 80 IS for Farcy
keg LARD "a quoted AZ lltc-
JoLY S-CoTros es'ier, bat quotaby lower-uarkst
duh, sales abs VI ft bAes FLOUR quoted at ss0Ss 25
CH1RLEsrox. jay 2CoTros has declined la }c rales To-
dsy TO- baies-
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MARRIED.

BuEy-NALLoRY-In N=w-Orlesns, Thursday morning,
June % BY Rev. Mr. Henderson, At the dence OF Dr.
Benedict Mr.. JAMES BseY Of Houston, Texas, to Miss
ANA J. MsLLoAY late OF Woodbury., Conn.
DoTY-wooDFoRD-On Tuesday July ) At N:tory, C.yags
County n Y Daniel l.. Husey ESQ, NJ. DAVID DoTY
OF Sh. hyv IN, hAsRIsr ADoLIsr daughter Of jose
Woooord Of Victory
Ros. On pap ease copy.
" vulSi--RILS,Nsos-At Washington. d. c. on Moniay
July 2 ly the Rev. 3. D)nolon, JON H. HAuLASo o.
New.Y,it TO Miss T. BsLsosr WILKINSON Of tae former
KncAIp- FoLsoM-In Cornvfe, Ne, Sabbath morains
July BY the Rev. @. W. Fargo Mr. HoR.TIo Y. ktScAID
ard Mrs ABBY A>S FOLSOM eldest daughter Of jonathan
FOLSOM. al Of Convile.
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Arrived THURSDAY. July :.

United States Mail steamship Bsuna1D Higgins from aren.
via southampton June ~ zio passengers, ndse &C. q
Brown. of kennebunk, 20 days out st-ndng westward.
Ship stephen r. austin, CaTk Galveston IS days, cotton
a. Brewer Sailed In company With bars d. Godfrey for Boz
June a. OF CAPE Florida, snip sultsn4, hom Ses-
Orleans foI New-fork
Ship su.ana, Barrett New.orlsans IS days. mA. and PSI
D. TX suliote of Bef DrDkwster, Matanzas June 3
and 10 Storey Stevens vessel H. Brook
Co. Sid in company with bngs Luzsrotte In Neg
York; j. llayeLer sheriff do; sehr Mary d. Lane, DO hP
ius, for q owes
Bah Helene (Br Cappin Leshorn 70 days md.e order
timber 70 Sargent Co. -
seii. Naive (Br McInni,, Prince Edwards Island
sehI Margaret Davis Robinson savannah days eo!'oc
70 Me( ready Mott a. Co.
sehr H. b. Leighton, Cole, Msehas, lumber to Mashev
sohr Fam ders, weyman, EsstpOr,, lsths to master.
schr Pathfinder Robins, Washington, naval stores q Bs
scbr Caroline WILSON, Longsreet Virgins.
sehr Fairfax Osborne, GooIsetown aour &C. 70 ssusS
schr Mary, -, Virginia pine wood.
sshr Autie h. Cox, WinPerer, Tortugas in ballast Iss
sehr Z. G Howard lO HarwiehD Baker, Mobile, cot'ou M
schT Falrouth, tof Baltnore) Warren Savannah 5dsr'
naval stores 20 Brown De Rosseif.
Schr Mary b. Lane, Gardner, Matsnzas June IS su{nn
Lane West Sailed 10 with bark Saiote, for New,to
stha snta<set brown savannah days lumber = - -
(~hsler1 Young Of ana from Provineetayn o. elss
weeks 81 bbs oil. fame 1c, .chr kesfie Or~'
(whserl ofsnd iron, dos week out 70 bbs oil. NJ
Schr STAMPEDE W Washington. Port Lavsca Texas 'eps
colt. &c. to J. II. Brewer Co. June lat y, o.
IS spoke whs .eLr Mountain spnBs tof Provnes'0SS'
seh Madagascar Read fachiss 10 days Lumber siaP'a
Mayhem & 20.
sAILEDs,ssm,hps Georss Law, Fox for Aspnwsni ~
ofthe West Turner, for San Juan, MIC southerne ENs
Char eston.
wISD-sunnse, sw.; meridian, DO, sunset, s.s.E.
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Reported for THE " T. wsEsLY TSscsE By Joas E.Tos.
TUESDAY, iuiy 3, asa
market i7 cstlesbour all Reeves, .od Stores
rs OF Working Oxen, Cows and Calves Nearilnsu ADD
wars old.
MARKEr BEEF-Eirs p ewt. sl0aSs So; FREE guilty
~ %; second qualify ga Ss 75 third Qay 81 pa ~ ~,
ordinsy 81 81; Taw = ewf.. <9a 80 p; pets 75c cell
Cafstils 2c i veal Claws. Sc 81 "a, ss1fs AZ MAJ
he, sales quick end prices 6rn-
SroRss-WcfbirF Oxen sales. Cow and Calves, esq
go Sc $45, s5C % ga rw YeaEs 1li - 80 f52,
SIS, tSa, so 70 as Three fess Old 80, 90 as ss,
S.e 50 SO 70 &6l
sBrTP ASp L.NssiS2s It MARKET Exrrs e. s. SO, b.
10, ~ Is - s. - IS - % s4S.
swNE-Abou, gc5 roasting PIGS, a. from - s5 per
ousliiy s'rt.
RsN,rKs There Il but LITTLE heavy s,osk h this wcek add
,t,-e srrea tgt little demand TO- q Lambs rcas pSs
sud ronny kind IT stock mostly wsna q Fourth q
I ek and Of ihose the market vel suprlica Ths arge
rrlr OF old sheen week has prs saes and br5nsht
down tricss The BRIGHTON market viii Be- ora THURSDAY 20
80 a car came over the Fshburh RAJ rad. end = sver
IN. Boston and Lowell Rsnrosd d~d With Cs',le, $eep,
:" NV ''''''' SrNEsR rsoN ZACH srlrs;
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TIE FOURTH AND RUN IN THE COUNTRY.

TIE FOURTH AND RUN IN THE COUNTRY.
We were up in Westchsster County and looked INTO
several roadside inns on the Fourth and fih with
being able discover any change IN the ralc 10
rum. The array Of bottles stood openly IN the oar'
and red-aced, bloatea Law reviers were paraking OIL
the contents of said bottles without any attempt az
dirguise Perhaps il all foreign liquors IN " or
"ginal pack ages" and sold under the approval Of
Mayor Wood, whore example as law abiding MagH-
trate will Of course extend into all the surrounding
country So far as observed the mass OF pers 'oS
who mace nosy cele braton OF the day we're OF 'ha'
cIsss who ase determined 10 show their perfect me
"p, ndance" of law. OF course all who openly con-
tenn one Law viii another whenever il SUITS Their IN
teIests.
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CRICKET.

A match for the Fourth was arranged 10 be played
Of Hoboken between the first twenty-five Of New
York and ST. Georges Club that arrived on the
ground and about noon the following sides made
VI: Messrs. Walker, Sans, Fletcher, Bailey White,
limbaugh, Wild, Montgomery, Sherry, Gathwlite
and A Hs;ton, against Messrs. sharp, Wright, Max
well, spivey, Cuyp. Hyam, Richards, Perrin, Rich
ardson. b. II alton and c. Hatton. The heavy thun-
der.siorm thu, came up daring the afternoon pre-
vented them finishing the game, so that at the close
the score stood ns fnlinEs:
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THE FOURTH IN JERSEY CITY.

The day passed off without any special event. Sa-
lutes were fred and the bells rung at sunrise
noon and sunset The Continental Guard, Capt. San
Demon turned out in ful strength at o'clock in the
morning ON porade and made fine appearance. In
Intervening all the fireworks let of at Van Worst
square except the principal piece which reserved
until lsst evening.
AfCommunpaw there was a rather qniet and very
pleasant celebration of the day previously an
nounced, under the auspices of the ladies.
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NEw-RoCHELLE. WESTMINSTER co.

Severalp parties of New kers visited New-Rochelle
on the 4tb amusing themselves by fishing and viewing
the surrounding scenery in boats and carriages The
dey was quite warm but decterious effects were
experienced from the heat except by those who i'm
bbed too freely If The alcoholic liquids dispensed at
some of the fashionable groggeries Of the town. a
trottir g-matcb expected 10 come off in the after
noon in the village.
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The body, and verde. Of accidental death was rem
aered by the Jury.
PrRKs.-A FIRE was discovered on "Wednesday ai'e7-
noon on the roof of house owned by Stephen hseton
in Grapd-st, near Graham-sv. The fire was put out
without any serious damage
A fire was discovered about O'Clock the same day
IN the roof of Andrew Wemmeis house, IN Fith-st.,
between South Fourth and South Fifth-sts. Damage
trihing.
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NANINF COURT-GExFRAL TERM-JULy 5-BefOre JUICES
MCCARTHY and BIRDsALL.
DECISION,
Hardy OCT. socond-uv. Railroad Company

Hardy ogt Seeond-av Railroad Company.
Appeal from decision of Judge Thompson. Plain
td was drive Of an omnibus and knocked OF his bcI and in
juea by conclusion caused BY Of the cars rsns me
On nbus He brought su for damages Judge T. dismissed
The complaint that did appear thA
lie was a licensed dser' and ID that he had not shrm
t,ey ,hown that deeDcsnts guilty OF neg gence Inc
Genera Term held that the poiu not tena,eit N *
ing no difference whether he bad been licensed not although
the ann anse was that had been censedsnd that ns
second poi should have the jury Judgment reversed
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house. corner Of Navy and wiIloaghbyats. boarder
rave Il to him, but do mt know his Nance paid nth
ing. The defendant wac committed to the County
jail for ten days in default Of paying $40 fine.
One or two other cases were examined with similar
sesuIfs, and the Court adjourned.
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WARM Il 10 UR " A L.
PORT on NEw-YoRK.."....J
Cleared.

steam ships-George Law, Gray. Asginwsl NJ g. k9oeIsi
Star Of West Turner, San Juan, O. M)rsHn Soaheef,
Rwrl, CtaroFton, Sp ford, iies'on Co. -. . . ~
Ships-Brews v eeks. Jack vle j. W. q Loud fro-
are . CLas-. Liy, frool, Nesniih SONS. . -,
Bsrks-Sylph, (brl hender on, Liverpool, NJ >. W. Fhi
Leroy, s.nsley hey West, benner Deshe' , n ,,,.,r
Bties-Hebon (br) Skaling, sydney Z, n H. H. DO "oln
w Blown Bsrt It, rhiadel ha, Ii. d. Brockman Co !
Cnuu odore Dickson Halifax Hani ton Bros Excel Tall
man ss,nnlsh stmges Cesrmani sarsh Ellen 81 Nil
l-r Psrsb,ro, n. s. J. y "hn ey Go.
scboopers- ISABELLA fauhlin Boston, Dayton Srragze
gsn ONesl Nmington T. 5. Powell j. b. Spohcrd, soyey,
CITY Point C. IA. Piorson A j. Dc Roscit Daniels Whining
tou g D,luer & Pot e.; J. Nahns, Ned, Savannah,
McCready Mott Co.; LamatIne fernsworth City Point
Wadeieh knox, onder, French Poy ,enee msstef Ioa
quest brown, - Jsgo de Cuba Brett, Son &c.
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AT NEWARK.

The day was celebrated at Newark by fine mill
tary display and procession. The United Americans
also celebrated the day in full strength. The Sunday
Schools attached to ST. Pa'rcks Cathedral, together
with the Young Mems Catholic Association, also cele
brated the day.
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MALIGNANT PUsTULE.
Z The s.. y. Tribune.

To the Editor Of The 81 L. Tribune
SIR: was attackcd a few weeks ago with what Is
called Msgnant Pustue, At rt similar to Boil applied
cbes and bsthed with half day,
which Kept bleeding, and hen applied fax-seen pouice
Nv nubuhu, this il ma, save from much pain aud per-
bsrss rom death CHAUNCEY WATSON,
No i57 Chanbers-st.
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sbarp's side, only two wiekets down for - runs,
viz: Sharp b. Fletcher, 90; Wright run out = Max
WELL not out 10, and spivey, not out, 81; Leg byes
l. Byes, II; No ball. /; Wide balls, 2.
TIE match to be played at Newark on Friday will
be between Paterson and Newark, and not New-York
as stated in tie Telegraph OF TIE 9Th. =.
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ma.Iets-cAeErrLLr REPORTED FOR TIE TuuuSs.

Mn.Lets-C ARFFULLY REpoRTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.
Thursday, Ju'y 5 la55
AsHFs-Tbe market l unsettled tor Pots small ses a.
@6 ,f4d- -. 81 4 Pearls At rs 50
CGIaON-1he per steamer America OF decline OF
1tIne pr pound e Liverpool was received wih gea dss
nv The naTkr has been unsettled an
m he,S 2ce' Ell ccd siuee her dec inc l. looked
M table WecUrtnne our last 'u0tatonl us they Om
lie ks,ls AT .hch fhe last sa.es were made:
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE Thursday, July 5, 1885.
A. Cattle Ntrtet tcisy Geo head Of BgEvEs
o. wbch 20 eastward snd the remainder sold
&c ~ - net Hoes IN large supply sales AZ asa y
lto rs
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81 leadlng hOuse QuOts:

Another authority gives the annexed quotations:
Maryland 2 sedins s5d a; Penusyvaoi. . cen.
stock 1qso. ditto Bonds 81 ssllers; Virginia .
Bonds s7d ST. Ditto Sterling Col asst; New Or
ssns City 2 Bonds 81 div. Boston Civ y cent
sssS in American Riwsy Bonds PennsyIvsnis Central
lat HSrEse ruled a. s ds5; Ditto Sterling I'd Hsftsass
s1G9L
Cotton he'd lost its activity and buoyaney, and by
the America ia quoted ID. decline. Breadstufs were
quiet but Corn Sas doing rather better. The rumoy