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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01
DIED.

BARBEE-On Tuesday. July a. ELIzAsETH BiRBER At No
The remains we're nsrred In he smerery Of the EverETeeas
BtLLows-On Tuesday July 81 Horace A.SnEyILLE infant
Of Smith D. and Julia Anu Bellows aged year months
The relatives ana friends Of the family respectfully invited
send the funeral from the resoence Of Us parents No y
Yst s2ds s (Weonsdeyl atrn 90 O'clock, without
further invitation Hs remains vii be taken 70 Greenwood
Cemetery for interm-nL
BLIssop Tuesdsy morning July 81, JAMES C. Bliss ~ D.
The fun place "Wednesday Aug. /, at o'clock
the afternoon precisely the 4hAy Pres5 Church
(the Rev Dr. PskersJ between "a and sd Sta The rsia
cal Profession invited attend without further invitation
REowx-At Naples Italy Saturday June 90 MAJOR T. 3
BRogE MAJOR browB.Yzs the nepoeT OF bnzs General
Jacob Brown, naive Of Nevfork and sf eI gradual
ins at We Point contuu, of time Of he aida
The EewYoIs and EIie Ksirose vas Io1raetsa any
Ms BOsn re.sned hi' po.t Chef Ensinesr otne Ss~
EngfneeI Of the St. Pstersburs and Moscow Railroad
oLAHK-on Tu'sdsy roornins July 81 Mr.. May cL.xK'
wife q Jsae. Gar io1seny q Ss~goise ~
end happy in death her last Oh breath Of prayer
John n A. ana Joseph Cisis Of her soHsn;
law D. A. sbotwe and John OBIian are invited 70 attend
Or, enwcb-sv.. Thursday Aug. ?, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Orange County paper please copy.
C1lpPOr Thursday Juy &c at Miss BoswoTbs School Troy,
EMILY CLaFP aged IS yeers, Jnths and Gays daughter
Of the Stephen D. HOron. Counse Orst La and Della
Clspp and granddaughter Of Philip ClsPp Of Peekskin
CARAT Troy ~ Y. Saturday, July p, Mrs csTarR
CRAFT widow Of the late Moses Csft Of that place
GRrtLEy-In Wayne TOvn.hip Enc County Penn, o. Fri,
Zeccheus Greeley and mother Of the chief Editor Of rHE
TsBUEE aged 68 years Mrs Greeley person Of strong
nietct and remarkably siabe disposition who was highly
respected and neghbor and beloved friend
wife end mother She died amer lingering ianess Of many
months which she had borne with that Christian meekness
and resignation peculiar those who
abiding the and perfect bliss Of the great
hereafter
M.s1H-Af Woodbridge n j. suddeay, sunday July p,
SOVEREIGN EDGAE youngest son Of the Rev. WiLLiAM NJ
Martin, aged years and moIths
Boston papers peese copy.
Ruin wnHam,burgh, Tuesday July 81, ELLA HrDE,
daughter Of William :. and Martha Rail-
The fends and aves and ALEC the members Of COnyenan
Lodge No ISL o. Il o. f. respectfully invited attend
funeral without further notice Wednesday, toe ls a.
ociock p NJ from the residence Of her parents l41 Sdst
Lovely child 10 Is siven,
Dearest. sweetest heir Of Heaven"
RIcHARpsoS-In Warren. W. Thursday July ~, after
abort but distressing sickness ADAH wife Of james Richard
SOD, ESQ, aged 49,
sEyMoUE-At MeehAniov1e, Saratoga County, on Friday
July n CHARLIE ungest son OF Joel and Abbey u Sey
Of this city aged years and months.
ToPPWG-On Tuesday morning, July 81, THOMAS TOPPING
aged 50 years
remains will be conveyed by the Il O'Clock train this day for
in the family vault At Troy from his late residence
No. 2s9 Hemyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01
Tellhampf & Kitehing's Wool Circular.
No. a BEAvEs-sT., Nav YoRE,

No. a BEAvEs.sT., Nav YORK, Aug !, 1858.
There has been coed demand for domestic Wool through
out the month cfJuy bnt particularly for The o grades
Of medium for De Lame puose OF TIE hner grades there
hAs ben bot ittle sold Il shouf the old rs;es.
Pulled Wool has been sc' advanced prce The mar
be; il nov quite bare Of all kinds Lambs pulled
ina 10 bot yet has been but small demand fT H. and
trices Y estsbishec-
our stock Ct fleece has accumulated handsomely. We shall
have moe than We expected zid nice selection.
With cersilty sey that there Considerable de-
cr.se Al native Wool Il i sbut 10 IS cent
Of he principal Woogr0~iug countries u Europe stating
short clips ana from 10 70 Is = cent higher prces
Al Benin the yesry fair commenced about the 18Th md
snsed I'D June There 10 zoo Geo . mostly Of fle
Bress1 bu toward the end the fair prices recedec
q those Of lSs3 Ouly 50o,0o n EFF urs0li-
The German French and gan manufactures have bought
sssey the London ses q Colonial WoOLs and they would
zez become good purchasers for American tine fleece, -four
wool would only pay attention - tbs
important scle which has been wrongly suppressed, msy
good TUE Der Of mills, have PROVIDED
themselves for While and may therefore, look for qret
ae bur prices expected 70 Dc firm and eventually Win
OF Fore in Wool ow quses) have not much 70 report
Manufacturers y the sale Of heiT fabrics could col ana ne
hEh prices skec 81 warranted and consequently tAs os1ca
OF business has not chAnged IN IL ieafrres o1s
nIH IS they cannot import similar Encs i9 tne I,
The sumption Woods increased lseeiy 10
and this desui caDsed Of prices ncn tconerns
the small cpl leaves prospect Tor sffe ne1os
the principal demanding advanced Pee CnSasned
Cape Wool and Gillian have been sod Tihn our fs0AIons
- has China
Bu,ue, III .suers does now and hope viii co1inue
u.e.eu svcrsb aspect From parts Of ts country s.d
from Europe very catering accounts are gwen or the
but there Al uncertainty q A. osls ss harvested
u.oo hisE 81 IA lad sny gest resultE Should the
hsh prices cf Provisions CONTINUE 70 ruiz undoubtedly
ok Dor dun limited trade IN Manufactured Goods Of all de-
.o,s iur IA the remainder Of the year An essy Moaey
market o sny length tine not % Be expected ard fuctas
.ers G; !. are of1css tee1eri ceesrrsrce.
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elsa Us One years income estimated ESQ coo
niux depot expenses sS5 90 the AAve cebt
clio ssviax @Z5ooo Fon she~e and other estinse-
value Of the stock ser tie Above property sold enno,
Re i.ss than s79 Per share
II. Committee recommend tbs. dvidends b. declared
Ill the rssueut ma the prce " tickets e
r.d ard Preve1t e0mp-rnon between tbs
nd H. Boston suf Re-. ro1f; hat the books Be
,rueo hs the div0a Of the rreAsury Department eeass,
snf b. ursd under heads thzi saprrnger,ies D. d.
srsed hist 10 bill he paid y he treasurer m approved By
~ Prs,ut hat tkrts e granted 70 any members
AZ ,. bu be restricted Directors and eerAn othfr per
az, urde iufaors thar =: on ,er' oe unae. me snny q
H. P-een thar 10 contributing ed b. built tted or 10
NV orerafd With exceP, b rset vote CT me 'oN
Z. cers &c .-- = - ..f.--.--
The Committee recommend he election Of ne ioi.o~ ns
5sou. - Directors: George NJ Browne, bos,71 asSha "
thsse YIN; John 1--we Brook ines samuel Her be'on,
henry H. Lsdo, Porsn01fhi Ne1j.a L1nt ss -,
Jobu C. Lee salem Ho~lsnd shaw Bostoa Albert InoFn'
dbe Beverly
After the reading Of the Report It was spoken to by
MAYOR Smith Mr.. SEasey, Henry A. Hudneth, tor
ether Mr.. Huntington, Col. Adams, sod Je6n H.
Gregory of Marbehesd lsho advised me Iaie lreas-
urer n 20 the State Prison. and Mr. Stargls. Mr.
Richardson author of the Report, said nothing would
compel the Commitiee 10 disclose the parc alars Of
one OF the claims sluded 10. The report was accept
ed almost unanimously.
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average Of the deposits shows an increase ISIS,
becsuse the bank balances were included which was
DO. the case except IL the last two months Of the pre-
yious year The specie lire a. present is about s54o
900 larger than at this period last year. while the loans
Are So 500 900 larger But il must be remembered
that az this time last year the Banks were in possess on
of the Mexican fund temporary deposit, while ne
present specie De is the regular legitimate ascumus-
ton Of commerce and trade In October last year pe e
had fallen of BY the withdrawal and shipment Of the
Mexican fund TO less than slO 900 geo ana the loans 20
sei 200 600. The lowest point touched by the dis
count line during the period embraced in the table
on the 9th December ss0, 900. From this poiat
they steadily advanced until 18th April, when
they touched se4,l4o,OoO. They hen declined to
sol 100 COO on the goth May, then steadily advanced
TO the present unexsmped point Of 500 os3 Co., The
in mediate effect of the publication Of the weekly
statements wss contraction on the part Ct the
banks until the loans fell off from s97, 200 900 70
500 So, OO0 the specie line in tie meantime having
increased nearly s. 900. The establishment OF
the system Of daily settlements ST the Clearing House
and the publication Of the weekly statements have
had most conservative effect, and have 10 doubt
ORE vented the occurrence of financial cr-is.
The unexpected and disastrous contrac'ions Of former
years when the banks operating in the dark a. 10
each Others movements has been entirely prevented
and made impossible by the timely check given to
unsafe expansion by the weekly light of the published
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

United States Mall steamship Marion, Charleston 60 hours
udse and passengers Sprf0rd 1eston Co On sunday,
p NJ Cope Hsiteras Light bearing N exclaimed ssnas
with steamships Knoxville and Nashyille, bound sou,b.
stesnshp ALBANIA Schenck Savannah IS hours mise and
passengers Samuel L. Mchi. Passed in the rver bound
in bsFk Mszepps OF Philadelphia Al r. NJ ooh July Pased
bs Joseph Albion Of HaTpsve, bound noh AZ $40 r ~.
S July exchanged signals with bark Gold Hunter, bound
ship Milton (of Boston) Michsn Bordeaux 50 days mdse
20 July LEI. 4i S. long a H. spoke ship Minerva
bb. e oil July lat 81 Is long 20 exchanged ngnss
with "a American whsehip showing white hag with red
bal in r. July ., lat 10 long TO, spoke chip Adams from
NewOresns Tor Boston
6 pssser gers David OGDEN 9Th nst a 40 Is, long u ~
ship rrsncoris from NewOreans for Boston q days
ou-repcTs hsy foul Of wreck N lat a, cns TO- dam
agine shoe, stem and cutv ater severely . 80
Ship WoodcSck LAM bert London, June Is, mdse and ~
pasergers Durham Diuon 18th inst, lar -, long ~ o
changed with chip RobeIa hence for LonSon sane
DAY, saw bark fieht, bound 10 GLASGOW.
Bark British Queen, tbrl ls6rser, Bristol, Eng ~ GAYS
iron and 60 pssseng.n 20 II c. Root Sons.
Barb August Emma tBrem KoLler Rotterdam, 30 days,
nose and s6l passeBEeTs, 70 W. r. Schmidt Co.
Brig Aca6ian, lBrl Loekhsrt Windsor, NJ s. day. psers
70 master.
Brs PenobscOt Of Bangor csrdsns days 20 Brett,
Bns siks (of East Mscbias Gaisoa. Trinidad Cubs 10
hex Talbot Co. sid. 10 with bark Jenny Pits Saoss
for London The ship Masonic for sremen sd day Previous
schr. ses Ranger Chapman, ilmIngon nsy. stores, 70
MASTER. SD IL co. wita sehr Emily ior Se"-fork'
schr. Mercy Taylor, Nckerson Boston
sehr comnodore KesrreJ, Lowell Boston Hdse' 10 Z %
HsEnck
schr Msfascrss three mastedl Chsddoc. Virginia, wood
Steamer WssenpOr, Berry, Portland Me-, nadie % JON
Riley.
sALED-sfips Calhoun Liverpool; R. Robinson, s., John,
\. B. Hero St John ~ b. siAs Holes, ST. STEPHENS ~ D.
Luconia. Noble.
wIND-sunrse, l. " e. meridian. eslna sunset. $. E.
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Ar 81 Nsrtucket 9Th. schr. Hamilton Swain. Aisnff
Ocean with SO bis tlAcsbsh OIL
Arr NeE Bedford 2sih bark I.atells Smaley; 0csor
Sea. Hotoulu Nov. 3 Nukshevs AArgresss Is.nds, hn
10 with Is bbs sp 80 DO. VII oil and IS 900 he bone
ports spoke March p ship Coral. Manchester, New Sedf
bsuro 70 Nuksheg:- Juiy n Noorans Land s. L. ~ lI'
Nsutius, swain from New Bedford f0r Psclhc Ocesn Al
The Isabella experienced hurricane the ih Ap ~
s. eng. lfS and ost boat and had main rail and bzi"'
stove. srd received other camsgc.
CD ~ 60 Sch bark Kathleen, Allen, Atlantic Ocssn
Al New Bedford Soh 9Th Of ship asFsres seott ~s' ~
auction 70 David =. Perse he rate u sS.a0 . 80
AR. Newport 18Th, ship Zephyr, Garduer Paene - ~
Is rshusLo April ., Of add fo Nes Bedford win - D.
hoard Sent home and sold 600 So 80 WI on. n,.<
freight Guam y Of oil 22h Inst, - miles : OF Sen' -
Shoa sroke schr Chanficee lo1ng, Of ProyiseetoSn-
III bts baekhsh OIL .. =, -, -
Heard from on Charleston Ground July IL, 10y estef -
Rohscbld Martin u Orleans with 70 bo s 30 Dc s3
Al Nookatevs April G. ship sartau, Turner, Ssniseke"
bbls. %. board -. % n.
Heard rom n Oct. ship Peruvian, Hussey Saefe'' ."
on bard - -. CD
spoken-Jsiy7 lat IS s. l0u p ~ bsrt San Frsrss0'
worth OF and from New Bedford. with - bos. oi n
July H. lai s. a. long 70 S. ing Levi. Bruce kJ'@'~
and from Orleans clean
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Hudson River Market Boatx.

Csp W l. Janssn ofthe bs-re Nsubarsb from Ns~bzrss
srVed vhsTf tof Of Wsrr-ust Juy 81 reports fs,,
sees B, he mp yin; 2 Bceses vi Cow. a Yea cav..
g sheep and Lsb. 81 SWINE Hnrses Beef Ckca.se -
Pork Carcass. Turkeys 10 Dacks n bblS Ears so Al.
Butter averaging SIS p. = frfins Butter leo -
RYE Fozz 4takes ppes baskes Apccts ro- Lssfk--
5tsE Wool box Co,hing co boxes Sop ease Fsney Sap
cases Carpet Bss.
Conss siVed wharfioot Of Murray jay n, rrpo.
the foloWfs articles ~ n. ZIP, via seeves Mk c.,
tss. Com Meal iots ruuiP. 0ts and bask~ss Ay,,
10 bsskets Aprscots bush furs. COO baskets Rphs ~.
SO rolls sDd boxes Leather Paper 10 easks Ca-c~
cord Nbie Oak Butts
Capt c. Hssesd. Of he barge Niusnk from Sezbzrsh
.rvsd az hasf q Warren July 50, reports the f
ine articles BY the Trip VIZ: s. Veal CAs-s 100 SaeeD AL
Iau q S~fne Horses IS Pork Care IS Fowl. ~
Frrs $50 tubs Bntfer sveraEng d 70 frkos Bst,sr Ave.
sEnF s. n obs Rye slosr bbis APgl,s tsses Bsre.
iO rolls Leather IS bales Goos - MIX cd Floxsl -
boxes Cheese esses Carpet BAGS, - sides Lesia~r
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Phllsdelphla Markets. .Trp.p,r. Julr u.

CLovEPsEFD 8. 10 limited request; sua sles ~ &c
n QUEKcirRcx BARK Is heid ~ = tuD, bat sses
hsvr come under notc@ TASNES's BASk unch ns~l
CoTroN continues very qgsf small 1es Of pAnd AID New
Oatsrs a. lidl3ic. = time. There chAnge 70
tee the Flour market; thsrc = BAT nrie expr emaad,
and common shipping hrsnds e-iy offered = Bot
Tor q Sc bh Eagle extra, Be maie ron wheat
made - 50 and lf9 bbs. sup rue msds frgm -rrtas
whe.t A. fgufe considerably below lowest t1tr-
Small sales making for the surely Of he re asss sad
ka.ers r. 50 for Tor and ora-es
eorcng % quality RY. CosS MEsL DOT 10
quired The receipts Of Wheat contin1e small,
Eut the demand ALLEN Of 200 bushels - ~ 500
IS 4 bushel for me Peuusy wants, Msryart srt De
I'd and 81 pa - for white. m,y ,fo. aud rrno
sold IS Corn very du yellow offered on 'Ch2nss
&C. without finding buyers Os;s 10 fair dentni sles
foi Peursy ysuia sole in All 2ooo bushes
Southern a. asa Sc. a bushe. sioat WHISKY in better
demand; sales of 800 bis al sle., sDd hads Il PC.
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Jet materths al the power this Court possesses e
derived from the 65th section Of the Code which
eumerstes the actions il has jurisdiction OF, and none
other; that the act of July, ls53 Increasing the Jus
dic'ion Of the Court merely increased the amo1n'
which could be sued for and gave the Court urs,
dicon over and cOgnzaace Of acfcns IN assauit ana
battery, fse imprisonment malicious prose- uuons,
libel and SANDER in addition 10 the classes of actions
i, heretofore had juridicti,n Of and no other but 10
no act bas this Court been gwen jurisdiction OF Gaze
such as now before H.
co1nplaint. For plaintiff Mr.. ID. Z. Wheaton, For
defendant Mr. John l.. Devlip.
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Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.

fRepnred fr TIE y T. TRIBUNE BY }. X. II. B. FKy.l
tvs, Bogy9-ieo L-hish Mort 81 ee.; $50 City r. r s.
casa esl; Soco do eSi; eco Csn. and AnsoF IS 80
III ~ Leigh s. 70 81; 100 Sehuy Nav. So So essh, T6i
i5 lunip gton r. r. s. So . aanE R. casa, 81; 50
20 81 % Sew Coal Co. 2 400 Lehigh Ane, p lt
Re.v,r Meadow R. 50; - SchayL Nsv pref, eah. 81
gLougIssIdR r. b n; 80 TO-, H. II Meehsnies Sank
y Farmers ana Mech bank 6'si y do, 6si CONNER
s. I'd BoqrS-4coo City r R. s. si; 10 GO do 4 days. 5;
So HINT ara BroadTop r. R. Is 50; 90 PIN. %, steuoen
s.vs az cC Uuior Cana g. 6et IL Penn r r. b5, 4ii
40 IS "a: 5dc 81; u LehEh Nav, 70; 81 Lltte sehiy
r r. ST; = Adrs r. r., 45.; Is Niess6nrg r. r. b
Norris CsrAi h5wn. Is; 100 toDg Island K H. b. lIti @
New Creek Coal Co. ?. SO Girsri Sank. r. 80
srey Baird-lSo Reading K. r. -; 20 Long Island X X
III; . Do, b, Ia; IS Penn. r. r., fi..
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BUFFALO. july 3-5:50 p M-ihere fair demand for
FLoUS 70 day Tor the sSe bat have change
prices Sales Of eco bA SsG$s : for good 20
pper Lake, IS 80 Tor Mchig aud Ohio WHEsr
snd dems3 good sales $40 Bushels Upper Lake Spring
AZ 81 20. so tusbe lGos Il 81 IS, aud 800 bushels Old
ditto 81 -. rab-r quiet al lower aud hoders re1e
hold; sales IS ooo bushels Sc OARS held sse
CANAL FREGBrs ess- Corn l0dloc. 20 Abany and Iro
Lale IMPORTS for the ss q hours Flour - bos Wheat,
4SC bushe . Corn - Sal; bushels CanL EXPoErs for the
Flour ESQ bills. Wheat, 1881 busheai Corn,
81 s2 bushels Oats, 90 bushels
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MARKIEB.

Do.c-NcNfEcy-Du Monday. Jny 20, hy the Hev' 3onn
Brs,t AZ HE residsDc, 80 80 West leb.t J.sss boaS
n Toledo Ohio M>ReaEEr hcNiEcs Of e1va9nah' 90
on sunday June II, by The Rev. Dr. b. H. Brown l. T. w
CoLLlss Esq Of New York 70 Mia s.RAH j. GsAvcEAr Of
gaxxTiSYE--On Saturday evening, July a. BY the Rev
NJ " stftId Wa MAXWELL Mis- MARY NsE, al Of
Brooklyn.
TrlLY-Boees-Cu Thurstsy July g The reierce OF the
brides brother by The Rev l. = Lord JoHs ryLLY Mis-
HaEEiET T. BoGGs daughter Of William g. Boggs Eco all
o9fh ria eif
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MARINE 10 URNA L.
PORT OF EEw-YORR..... 81.
Cleared.

Fsips-Cslhoun. TruemAn Liverpool sPOsOrl, Ti'eson
c.; bonsu Ham, rrouiInan, Hamburg p. Beck Kun
hardt Toulon Upshsr John, y B., sanou Thompson
Bsrts-Anfoinetta lSc R.lo, Naples Chamberlain Robin
son Co D. c. Yeaton Pote Glasgow, w Laucastefi Ever
h.rdt Deus (Brem Hohnbold' Bremen, stanton RqSer
sehooners-E Brooks, Gordon, Newport, msseL, h.rnss
Rollins ST. Johns n F.. Chase Small, MIR Ada, We'more.
Pare Jsmes Bisb0p Co Satina Powers, Se~bern, masters
Louisa, Chsse. Boston, :. W. Lewis
Propeler-sarah - Phlsdepha. w A. Thomp.on
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DlxastfrA &c.

AyEssELs LOWE MAST, considerably hunt spprenaJs
louzire 10 ves,e Of about SO passed 81 u
81 lors So Is bv the wh.De bak Isabes a. New Bedior
The mat hsd the ussband aud hac apparently been"
the bat short time.
THs REPo,rED DEATH Of Capt Piuner during the wrsct
ship waier witch West eos Of Metieo believed % $40
been By the sngsaze d the dispatch h4vg ees
rrisr,rder. part 81 The route. u
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Markets. CiREFULLT REPORTED FoR The TRIBuSE.
LILY 81

ILFs7tN, J1Y
AsHEs-The uA1kei quite steady for Pearls S6 5oG
- 81 Pot are n moderate demand ~ 81 81 - % sac
rsius steady &c. cash. .
4 Ek 2fc r having been sold ); ~ q &c
BRICK SIhe market steady but iusctiyci sales Of had
North Ri, -3 IS
CEMFNT-The market l. quiet; sales al soc. = Dbl
COFFEEThe market j. very hrm and the dem tna y pTa-
ciD Rio: the sales embrace IS bsks Legr a.
so tas Ri 81 n. ollie. and 20 - Doraiu dc
CTTON-TLe market very hm; the sales however
limited, not exceediDs GO baies. We quote;
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ARREST OF YouSe THrEyEs.-Yesterday afternoon
Eve Young vsgaboDds from IL TO Is years of age
arrested BY Officer Morris of the Thirteenth Ward,
suspicion Of having been engaged in several robberes
ton the south sice Of houses where the people in
he country. The nfoIm nation leading TO the arrest
was given by one Of their number, who was arrested
on Monday night, on the charge Of HOUSEKEEPING.
He gave his name as Geo. johnson alias Stokes. The
parties were locked up to await examination.
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We b-e leave to call .steston % exfsse Oz rs
Report of he Engb Hoase Of Lords prss
N June he totk r~.i Of Woo date<
land ~ Be oanf Tss DATED states kcsno.f ~.
lfth = JalY s;l sn4 The wisdom o. rrsDd nsfons ro
uBeguiy oczly c11Srrnsd.
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BROOKL Wv IIENS.

CnoirRA.--A young Gtman named Wm- Scben,
who boarded az No. 3s3 Grandst New-YOrk, while
m the Eastern District on Monday looking for work
vas Suddenly taken i'll Officer Kennedy conveyed
him 70 the Fifth District ,aton-Hoase, where every
attention paid him by DR.. North and the officers
but be died of cholera during the night.
A woman, residing in the Barracks in Second-st.,
opposite The Catholic Church, was taken very vio-
Iendy III Of the cholera Monday night. She was at
tended by DIR. Brady and yesterday was considered
ont Of danger.
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PassengeTs Arrived

IN ssp Andrer FosiSy Jroz LirepooW. Smart and sds
n. b. d. hirman, Chas Waisw0rh
IN hip Wosdcoct from London Miss Ks:e Walton -
IN ssip Muon from Boydea gzMr Mehey, lady aud child
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IMMATURE ALMAskc......rHIs DAY.
SVN-Rises..4 So 10 Moos-ftss-'. s's
high wArER.........,......rHls DAY
andy Hook. $40 Gov. Island ..i0:l bell Gae....2gl
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Receipts Of Produce July 81.
Ocean SfeameIr

BY Ra;s-ss bbs. Flour lco pkss Lard % DO
Ashes, IS 60 bush. Corn, Sc pigs. Provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

THE CIRcUs OFFrcERs.-The Committee OF INC
Common Council APPOINTED to investigate the charge
against Assistant Captain Iatha for disobey'ng the
orders Of the Mayor in refusing 20 remove the circus
tent, opposite the City Hall which the Board o.
Heath had declared nuissn reported Tssolu'Vu
~ ceosnre and snspension from duty for ten davs IL
YVES found that they bad no authority by the Charter
10 su,perd on Assistant Captain and The resolution
was adopted releasing tie officer from the penalty.
The eensure however s,aDds against him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

PAssrEG CoUSTERYEIT MoSEY.-Henry Mailer,
clerk in the grocery store Of South Third and
Sixih-sts was arrested yesterday complaint of Chss
G. Hull who charges accused with passing counter
felt one dollar bill of the " Bank Of Csyuga Lake q"
upon him. Accused gave bonds TO appear for exam
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01
IAiyertifsmsnt

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BRApY's AMBRoTyPEs.-CaD and examine tne
specimens Of h and beautiful Ar :. -
sEery Nc SO Bro.5wsy Mode other e<aoSsnneS' IA
ne CITY. PHoTosRkPHs IN every style
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01
N-EW-JERSEY ITEMS.
C,ry pRlsoS RFPoRr.-During July l09 commit
uepts were made to the Jersey City Prison for ofenses

The nativity of the prisoners is stated to oe as FOL
lovs: Ireland sc; England 5; Germany /; France
and the United States 9, of which one was coored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

s46o1SIe8l $3.50 8i5 662 s7976 l7s IS 100 400 9s
Average 9oI95Sc5 n,i77,lS6 9,l&,358 81 ,S5i63
Fir statement made under the law requiring the Banks
make Weekly Statement.
From this date the Statement has been made 8, the
Clearing tabular form and furnished the Press
Country Bank balances inc uded deposits by ell; previous
shf. dsfeo rlx h. "a few auEs