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MARINE COURT SEPT. 8


TIT. Court commenced its September business, all
,,n Jndses mccarthy Thompson, a,d Birdsall) being
ur,sert There were large number Of cases IN the
E'lerder principally claims y assumpsit or debt 10
Which but few Of the defe.ldhn;s appeared to answer
and iudcmenis were taken by default.
Before Jade BrRDssLL.
SUIT FOR FALSE INPHsONhEh.
George w. Cook sgt George W Norn'. - A,
M Is CAPTAIN Of Tenth Ward Police. On tne
evening of the 10th June Mr.. Cook appeared at tne
sstion. House and rnade complaint against person
named Laudgrsft on a charged exposlng ns person,
aud sso of Insulting Mr. Cooks wife. Pohc eman
King had brought 10 the Station House broihet-n-
iew ~ Mr. Cook. on charge Of assault aad batt5fy
in striking Landerah and NJ. King preferred charge
aeairs :, Mr. Cook for interfering With him KING In
the discharge Of his duty and for dsorderly conduct
in the stree ton which charge Capt Ners ccrnmltted
Mr. Cook and on the following morning he was taken
before Justice Wood, who held him to bail IN s9Io
10 keep the peace. Suit is brought by MIR. Cook
against Cap n. for false mprisenment-damages lad
at 500. - 81.
Motion was made by Mr.. A. A. PHILIPS, for defense,
that the COMPLAINT be dismissed on the ground that
tire act of the Legislature OF 1855 gave to the Com
nssioners Of Police po 20 regulate the Police OF ms
Civ. and that in the course that Capt. took ne
acted only as be vas requied 10 do by the rules &c
The complaint was dismissed.
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r,,n g,nxrlr AvCtpsNv> .re.lir s'Ii ~Sey
,sr ysvs q sr, eee ye.,vS ~, 4, Nsns fsp oveey
sSsS can cpyset q nnr' - V ,s,ts ~ Ike scsnet
~ -, s,..s,,sa o. AMI SeoSrds Az
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TAQN erflsfmentI
When u the course OF human events il becomes
get DAGuERREoTsPE Of himself
smother " he Of taste he direct Roof No S
Broadway, where the mo perfect pictures taken in all
yxexfhef,
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Receipts Of Produce.

B yoya Rirer Bcat-iI 100 hbls. Flour, 24 bush Rye
6Ss Iu.h Osts I2r eco busb. Corn go do Barley "pfs
Lard IN DO. whisky, 81 do. Ashes.
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HTDSON- RIVER RAILROAD.-On and sfsss

II MONDAY, Aug q lass the Trsin' Win leave Cass sss
Northern ard Western Train. Mail Train A NJ IhUsA
Way Trains, 70 N ApdtPM E,pTs. Train 4; NJ 20
Freight and Passenger Tram Yer esskshf.S@ ed
$50 p NJ For Sing sms-lo;b A. ~ $3.50 and GSo r ~
Peeksk Trsin step all the Way stshons
at Chambers Cana Christopher and Sst-sts suNpAI VAIL
AZ al maA ST. tiona NJ. l.. sfhsS, Jf, SUIT
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IA,ivertisemelt.l
IAhveitisetient1

The Aida has resumed her trips end leaves
Pr foot Ro=sonst AFTg aSoos atSi s,ek making
her ut6s landings
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IN ,her MONDAY July 2 1870 and until further notice rAs
eenser will leave Pier, foot Of Dusnest follows Wis;
DuNKIRK EXPRESS at A. Me- for Dunkirk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at A. M, FOR Bnfao. .
MAIL s;16 A. M for Dunkirk aud Buffalo and intsnsd.
StafOns Passenger by this oske
e. Oweso, and proceed the morning
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at s y. NJ, from foot Of Chsn-
ser via Penont for Sufsrns snd intermediate StatOns
WAY PASSENGER, n+ r. n, for Newbugh and 9tisylns,
and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS, At 81 80 r. NJ kr Dunkirk snt Buffalo.
EMI6RANT, at NJ, for Dunsirt and Buffalo, snd iner-
mediate Stations.
STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, every day, exeeptns Saturdays
N650 p NJ, for Dunkk and Buffalo and Intermediate Sta
tions.
On SUNDAY. two Eapres Trains, ~ $50 ard s'sor.
These Express Trains connect Emrs with the Efs an
Niagara Fa Rsroad for Niagara Falls at Buffalo and Dun
with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland CncDnsu
Toledo Detroit Chicago re-, and With dut css splendid
ID. c. MccALLUM, General suyt
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HTEw-YORK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL.

IN ROAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT, May :, 1855
TRANS LEAyr NEw.Yosk-For New. Hfyen-7i ~,
Bridge rds1eport-i, A. M, Es.) l2so 5p, lAc; and EHl
;Ex9 $50 p NJ For Milford stratiori rarded southPen
Is Nj l2s. %, tEs and As 49, s ~ ~ M
J4So Sis p H. For stsniod7, Q, A. NJ Eek lisa,
$40 Gr( 40 SIS P 70. PSr Chester and q, New Wv.
sad Iuteruasdste ststons', Nj 1880, $50, 6le as
I'm. ,r,Ipx
fExI Fsr Hartford and sprinshea-s, (Ek'i) lao,
lFx{ FOR Connecticut River Railroad 70 MonretIsA ~,
kew.London RsiIrosds A. NJ; p. Fot Hor.s'ene H.a
r,sd-s A. NJ; $40 p NJ For Hsueatuck Rkhoed-e A. Nj
SO p Ii. For Dsnbury and Norwsik asIfosd-7. "a NJ
T.six, 70 N.w.Yowx-rron New Hsvsn-sso, :, as
A. M; LS, CExJ ASe ass P. NJ, OIL From BndsePoIt-
$40, I42, IGis A. Nj 2s2, Ok all asp d. taMl rom
r NJ, R,) From Port Cbester-5S 80 6tS ~ NJ, IL
L. NJ. 400, 6T y. NJ JAMES H. HUT, oupt
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Spoken, &c.

Aug 90 lat SO 80 lon IS So bark Dency from NewYOrt O'
CsdS $500 80
COW Tor NewYork.
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.BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

aTHE CRY CaURr.--This Court commenced it's Sep.
tember Csm yesterday Judge Culver presiding and supeyy
Syer The Grlnd Jury which hal ed
sr Court discharged in consequence Of panel Of
d Jofs having Been made on, for the Court OF General
scejcus which u this DAY. The Of the fc
called ht the requ>ste number answering
their additional nuHber ordered ia BE not6ed
uben after dsposug Of nunbsr motions the ad
coned tl % O'Clock day whe the Calendar M be ake1
mp follows; Nos. ?, s 5, 9, II, " 49, -, q and p
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BY Telegraph.

CHARLEsTON-Ar Sept. l, "a. NJ, steamship Southern.
er. Ewtn, EewYork
BoSTON-Ar. Sept. s. ship Daylight, Antwerp.
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s,,,n,p "a ps,rp carroll. Ssa ,n ~ =,
"a .s.aeA ~ death YESTERDAY o. she . si,.s
r>y.s ~, W., win with hsA ies; been hesfet usm
ss-r.rs oponneil hsld an nqaes upon 'ee' '"t
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PuRpy,s NATIONAL Ty.ATER. "A Double I

The the Natiorsl last evening the Arnorer
Of Tyre" Green Monster" either Of which Is sum
eient attraction fill the hoss for every night
shh week.
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Tx PuBLIe ScHoGLs.-Tbe various Public Schools
tas sn yesterdaT. The different school
Sseses have M been Psted Ieneye,ed and repaired daras
vocation in Aakas The teachers ssd scholars have bed
eseas SaIns vscson and all satered upon their duties
Wah renewed ygor.
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Advertisement
-ASsoS,s DAcurRRToTYPrs, large size, for so

nts eo,oed and case twice the size taken for
cent? equal those taken for 81 sse~here Remern
Der AsseS No s9 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Morkets.-CARESuLLT REpoRrrr FOR The TRIBUNE.

MONDAY, Sept. J, lS55.
ASHESA r market with fair demand; sales OF 100 boI
s6 57i for P. std Pearls Sslerstus steady at Sc cash.
COTTON dolders con manifest much hrmnes the
business to-day Is ess tted s00dl 900 bales effected on
basis closely approx mating the following prices:
NEw.YoRK cLAssITIcArtOS.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIoEs-sErr o--BefoTe III
RECORDER.
SufT FOR FALSE INPhlsONhEhI'
=. ~ 81 80. Gaorse w Norris

NECORDLK.
The Court opeped this morsing for the September
d sufficient number Of those 1moned not being
in at, Tee sbenees wee haed and
The ouI hen preceded with the trial Of James Kelly, Aes
William and Tomas Tooney charged with burglary upon the
store Of Thoma Miller No 4a Grand st. on the night OF the
9lst OF July ss Clearly proved and The p
oners were convicted and sentenced the State Phon Kelly
for three yea Williams and Ioone three years ana
sin months Some prison were tried and for want OF
evidence .ocuted After which the Court adjcsrned for the
dsv
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lAdvertisement.l
alinn ranadu for

sumption and all diseases Of the Throat and Lnnss Dr. Qua.
TSSs HyeENA Thousands have been restored health the
past year by the Principal Oeo No S4S Broadway
and cold by C. H. RiSG No l95 broadway phce only -
pseksge Or CURTIs the Office dstiy from 10 TO
o'elook where be may DO consulted free Of charge.
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oiSd Is, 900 busb GRAB, >ld s.ld Torondon, 900
bbla. Turpentne, i'sd., and 900 bbIs. Flour, !"
To Glasgow. % aida Tobacco, 9os. per tun' 20 1''
do, lis. per TIC and 100 iboses do U.s. sd
The Ban' Statement, which we publish this morning,
shows 9 - following result, via; D..,,.
Loans sd pi.s,.@ sP.:ss,es I sfsSh1s ssiSiHo
The move nent of the pas. week has been as i'i-
I lows viz: n,.-. .,na.
Of srs ce......'.'''..''''''''. 'se
Incr.se Of Circulation. ...'..'s''''''''' ao
Decrease Of Deposits. ........'''.'''''''' ~"i~o
The loss of Specie is about what was expected, ou'
I,,ger decline W s looked for in Investments On
The whole the statement may be considered as good
ornio which should make good the loss of the last
two weeks.
COMPARATIVE TABLE @ he LOcs, sPess Ctr.a'on Sne Ds
ro,if, Of he Of he Cfy Nee- YORK. tr ne sseFs
rndf1o Safnrdav Aug. 1855, and srdct, Sept leoo
To ,sfeA il afzed he Capital q each BaHk at ne latter
date. aug . ~.-oept -
Of amoun. Of amount amount a AMOUNT
NMts W CAPITAL iIoansand Of LSaassad OF
oANA'' seTt l. D.seo MA Specie DISCO Us speae-
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IAdyertisement. ]

NOOT taxes rezlI INC bIZt THOsVgrdpHs Oh VNHFHs
RooT's Photographs Of all rIes are Unsurpassed.
RoOT's Gallery bcssy Of atcess.
koor 10 at No. $50 Broadway, corne- Of Frsnkhus,.
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ADVERTISEMENT
.BI,kBs PATENT FIRE.PROOF PiWT, No. ll9
PeaI-st.--S See under bead OF Paints
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DENNsYLyANIA RAu.ROAD-The GREAT

EDENNsfLVANIA RAIlkOAD.-lhe 0nEAt
CENTRAL ROUTE. eoaneciins the Atlantic Ciiies s,.s
We.ssa ssTshwsaern and sOu;hse',srn s,.s %
hnooas Railway direct. The Road siso eonrece fh,o1N
wkh daily line Of steamers 70 al ports or me E's
and AZ Cevvxnd and Ssadnsks sttb stesnrS 20 49, -
The Northwestern Lsiss, sshln< ths INST dfeet ~ 80
renahe tru,s BY whLeA Fkkiear e~A 70 ~~
fum the ur~st Wsss. -, am. - prTrsRTrraR
RArss BETWEEN rHiLAnELthIh ns
Vs,r q .,s-sssss sAees Dry Goods Vn rsc per Ice D.
hasesJ Vars Fsshs-, ke...: '.,.,'';n;..(
s~ssxp a. .ss--HeoAs and ssanoa.ry, Wy a.
asssls, ga eAssJ Hardware, LeAAeH ''~ ~ w.
we.i kt..........s..sss .'.-'.. '.,.'..'i
vu,sp "a ass-A~is Ra<sins baeoa Aaa So Der 100 =.
rssA (ia bath henr, Ne, :.....'..,;
pa..,, StA,N-cc6es, fAa. kacea ana oc. per 100 D.
rssl lr.sAeAl Lard saa Larl on .,;';. .,.,. ~ -,
N ,hipkss sss fvn ANY peins sAs ?, ~. t.i All
s.i.s IL sak r~eAA<s "a rsi,ss pS,.S-sr,. -
a.. 1850 sasA " De Aspsts q tAn 49, :.
fft,sasxA "a " laEwsrlsa srheai essennHh , v,s.ss
r.srsas AasSes Moss fesaf nes''~ - - 49, 49,.
s.--Ss-A, n D SaseSsF. fttsderhasi hsqsw WOW
n..,,sp. x,s. r~nsa~s., r,sf~esrsA sprin<aH-S soy
~. ,,.,.I pAA.l J. 4 Nsdheaiy LssTMs ~.
N.st,s,. Ai.asss LA ks'rifk W, "a lsSA' n@i
G,,shsn sos r,sss,ais inasas,A
-. a.sass ra.,ss.iss, &c his u .<shrf. spey
w n EiIiOfr, Assas rssn aslresa Col
n n AtlxN, Ne ksser usasr, Nsw.tes
- ,,s,,,S,S,S tss.sr.i vsvssAt Agent. rhlasepss~
nj IeNpAzks. sssssssssass', AAssas,r~
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StsDAf LIQUORS EILiss. - Thirteen suits were
coma spstd before uste Sch yesterday against vsros, per
sons the alleged ydsti0n q fhe city ordinance IN selling
S5uaor % Sunday.
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rattow -fhs ..,.st /. Goa. With .-ls sfifsc 10 r,'as
ctr ~ ifte, ss.L
WILDLY fks .aasss ys.s With a. I..rlsy tLs
.svriy iAsss III. - is 49, has, AL
e..
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~AMDEN ard AMBOY RAILROAD 70 PIN

" ApELPHIA, from Pier No. North Rves.-Ive hase
iaiy, At A. ~. and Pm Mornin, ir s,oy An NJ,
- 10 ,y.p.ces and Philadelphia Fare ~ Exren me-
zap NJ BY JOHN POTTER TO AABof, .eaee si,sst 9
Camden BY cars, through In i've hours are ~ wJAc
sommodstion and Emil grant Lncs ct r 4 ssrs ~ ~
rant Line r NJ. 81 rs
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STAIBIS6 AFTRAY.-A man named Thomas Brian
while biting With named 1ssn Hogan IN froa, OF the
iers house in state sunday sas stabssd Ia the aldo
ericssy ared Hogan tAis iIs eaody aud
tAen hssdenee sd Dr. Green ed 10 hSssndAHoe
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<NENIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW7JEhSkx.
4 sppINo ARRANGEMENTS, commencing Apt 4
,s Leave New ok for Eaon BY steamers Red JacaS ~
WyomEas hou, Pier No. 2, North kiveI' Ss L. M
The Above trains connect Ebzaberhiown with trains ~
Nsw.Jersey Railroad, which 'esy NeT.f 'ra from '0s
For sehooeys MOun.an,LeSe a. " .fe n,cass ~
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simeon Drapers regular seml-weekly sale Of Stocks
and Bonds will take place to Tuesday a; l2l
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange.
The new Bank, the Importers and Traders, -" has
taken lease of the premises next TO Messrs. Ball,
Black Co. in Broadway. This is very central and
well-chosen location.
Mr.. John BuIkes second letter in reply TO the PAM
phle, of Mr.. +. w. Edmonds late Cashier of the
Meehanics' Bank, will be found on our third page.
r. W. r. Freeman, ESQ.,, Cashier Of the Susque-
hanna Valley Bank of Binghsmton, has resigned on
account Of in health.
The Grocers Fre-Insursnce Company has declared
semi'annual dividend Of y cent. The ST. Marks
Fire Insurance Co. dividend of v cent, payable
on and ait.r the 18th inst The Phenix Bank Hart
ford, Ct, 81 v shaIe, payabIs Sept6 Tho Shswmut
Sugar Refmng Company dividend OF Z v cent, on
demand.
The SaHdushy Reg,Aier stAtna that Col. VIM Key
Bond oi Csclnnaii has been appoialsd Ioceiv@ Of
The tapdoshy. Msrsfsld and Newark Railroad. and
that 10 10 euir upon the discharge Of his official
trust Immediately.
The sales Of Land by tho Illinois teni,a al Railroad
cempshr in August amounted 10 &C. ~ acres 10,
s'si. ga. stsfseipg Ell 10 2 eafs
or tts Zeal trade 1hs Af;-s,.. y4a.. .f says.
"1hs 1pssii,y seal by ,silssai ,Ls vssL 10
%, ssaW lane by eshsi o.. iyi; ns no vesk
%, orezu '-hs fsai by ,s,.si sof 90, 10 .ssi.ss
div 1sb ie ,sas; 10 W sasi eco ea t,as se si.st
t5i 60 s=ts i..s i.s s.ss i.s.i',s issI yss.
"TEis - ts h.s-ss. sLr,.s... ~ tsai ., o. ..is
f.ss. iIis ais. ). ssy Sas seal ..a shave saa.i.
ai'sis I.' ',.Sis !. as"s.i !. ,ls .ssis. a. ..sl
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ARRgsrs BY THE PoLIcE.-The poiSce Of the 'onso
lido ID city made 81 tnns SATURDAY ADD sunday sh,'
5fphish was for ashisaans' and the ss< Dd' W @sf'a
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E.fn aosr6y ana peoyIpyYCE ia NJ

FOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE ia NV
u fopf ~ eALL aINyr.-'rss .els.sid I'D ssps1p
$500 sgr qhTrs s6 "a sSribiY s;. ds
y,,s ,, ,9S ' mpspiY wEDSEsDxY nd saIDiY as
oc,ek g. ron Per No. J. " H. near The ss.tssJ. I'D
H. sETaoPOIis ard 2NPiRE STATE eOun,e, ., Ne.
pa wb The 'tssuo.r CASOSicOs wen ea.s- se- yak
asek. Pssebes, IRON Pov1epes or New.i ORR iAts 10
CANON Gus 0eock 81 for Newport Connecting Asrs
nth the steamers for NgvfOrh w
Hereafter viii ~ regarded secured 70 sny pp4
can't until the shall have been paid foF
Frrsfht 20 Boston fyr~.csd through With great dsp<h
"'A A'p'w M BoRDEN, Aren't No. 70 ,na n we<~.
1yyUE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA ST0NING
II TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, SEW-hkDFoaD
sAUKToN INLAND route whgut delay, change u an
OF basgase, eaErytns ths EastsIn NAL .
TIE oew STEAMER. PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt joel scns a
C. VANDERBILT Capt J. X. Pendcton, N eoanecnOn VI
he sonp sto and Providence and Sos,n and Pyenoe IA
eoss easins Hew.York daily Sandsy. sacePted) fon ra
No IN r., (frst wharf sbove Batter, pisee r NJ M
ssonangion a. sS r ". or CT arve I" "e "h p-A wa
Tbe a. yaSDERBILr from New. Yort- Nonday, we<pss.
ary and FRIDAY. yrom ssonnsop-E Tuesday, Thursday N
~. FLYMoUTH ROCK nom New York-rue-da,, mas
3,y and saturday From stoninst0r-Aondsy, "ereszy
Per ,r,, on arrva stoninsoL proceed nmedsfs ~
r5 ~ Providence Boston, Taunton and New Bodied II
de rxpress Mail train ssd p'e.s several acus ~
60 Moruu. Lanes connectins Moth saa last P.sassxs
- oyfsr IL remain on board the steamer, ENJOYING akhfs
rest 6ndstuIbed bresksns and eass siounstcu
,..,u Tor Boston Taunton and Nev-bedf0rd
Basrsse Master accompanies the steamer and Tran ;Ase
sach way; ,,-- uy.s...... 49,. -.
Esrtpetet Hones, Hole aud Woods Hole New 5ssss
sasn,ctins with the steamer Essle Wing.
Tar ,assxre bens tesnt, spphcatca
NIB a pss No. aNor,h River the csies No 10 "a
l-syp lare
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AIItr tne dUJUWnntft OF inc bodru, tne IOIIOWIng
sales of Bonds and Stocks were made at auction BY
A. II. Nioolay:
ga 600 Brectendge Certificates each 81 00o $3.50
900 BTecke dge Certificates each 81 CO. $9o6Slo25
2to0 Oswego and Syracuse Railroad rs lint. tdded 50
6CQO Toledo and Ilnos R.lrosd LET Int added
2teo New FORK and Erie Raj road Converrbles 1871. 81
1c5c Mercantile Marine Inaurance Scrip...........
&c shares Bushwiek Newtown Bridge pref stock So
leo shares Cod Belt Mining Company..........s lie
leo shares Union Mining Company ............ l2oc
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The receipts at the Sub Treasury were $1,000
Paid s27l $50 %. Balance s5,359, 800 Al. Paid for
Assay-Ofice slO,5sHi2. Paid on disbursing checks,
s35, O36 Sc.
The exports OF specie from this port for the week
ending ON Saturday were es follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-11
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS,

The UnI0H contains strong anti-Know Moth
ing letters from the Hon. Senator Benjamin,
Of Louisiana, and the Hon. A. L. Maxwell. OF
Florida, both Of which it compliments pro.
fusely. The Union also says that the recen,
elections have fairly driven Know Nothingism
out Of the South, forcing it hereafter to be a
mere tender to Messrs. Seward, Chase, Will.
son, Hale, Greeley, and other ambitious aboli-
tionists. The Uhtos further comments with
much force on the deep-seated hostility of all
the isms to the Judiciary, and gIOries over the
result Of the elections in North Carolina, Ten
nessee and Alabama, saying of the Kentucky
election in the same connection:
Kentucky is thus far the only Southern
State which has not rejected the advance OF
Know Notbingism. Upon her soil the sta nd
ard of prescription has been raised by red
handed not, and defended by organized yio-
lence and fraud. But in the States of North
Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama, where the
ballot was not brutalized, and where citizens
entitled 10 vote were Unobstructed by hired
Jufians, and unawed by armed bands, the re-
suit has been far beyond the expectations of
the friends Of order and federation. 1t is an
incident OF the present exciting canvass, every
raey have triumphed together; that wherever
there has been fair voting the victory has been
with the Democrats; and that, where the Con-
stitutiOn was most acrimoniously assailed so
we've the candidates and the creed of the Dem
ocratfc party. In Philadelphia prescription
was reinaugura.ed by almost open fraud in
Massachusetts il was formally established CO.
temporaDeOus with an assault upon the laws
Of Congress; while in Ohio il was presented
TO the people amid the curses and the threats
Of the banded foes OF the Union
The Union, in another article, rejdices over
the prospect Of the utter rout of Know Nothing
ism in Maine and elsewhere throughout the
North. We may add that our private advices
from Maine, on which we have every reason to
rely, lead US to conclude that the imposture
of Know Nothingism has already completely
exploded there. The Union also complains
with much bitterness against the completely of
the telegraphing agents, if not the operators,
in the North and West, with the Know
Eothings, in inducing them to Withhold anti
Know Nothing news, and to falsify the truth
in aid of Know NOthiDgism.
The LRtsIiigsHcey moralizes in excellent tenn
per, Indeed, upon the impossibility of pleasing
all subscribers in conducting a newspaper,
and presents growling-' stop my paper
letters to snow the foolishness of extremists in
both sections with reference to its 1.-THE Intel
Hgeneer'S) tone on the subject of slavery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-11

A BErRAYER.-A rather pretty woman
named Mary Jane Davis, boarding at the Me-
'ropolitan Hotel, appeared before Gel. Ming,
1t the Mayors Office, and complained that she
became acquainted with man named Lewis.
through advertising for situation to accom-
oany gentleman and his wife, or family. to
California; that he became a constant visitor
1t the house where she was stopping, and in
the course of week or so proposed marriage,
which she subsequently accepted. They were
married on the 9th of July, by Rev. Mr.
Thompson, of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
md the day following the marriage ceremony
ne took her to the Metropolitan Hotel to board.
The day following her going to the above
lamed hotel, he, under pretence of getting
ready for California. questioned her as to her
fleets, and learned that she had some money
in the Seaman's.Savings Bank, and induced
her to give him an order to draw it out for
her. In addition to this, she gave him her
gold watch to carry until they got ready to
start. After securing these things, he started
out under .pretence Of purchasing the neces-
saries for the voyage, and has not since been
seen or heard of by his young wife.-New YORK
Express.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-11

HE YELLOW FRvER.-We are sure that the
deep sympathies Of the whole people of the
Commonwealth have been aroused by the ter
rlble scourge which has visited our fellow citi.
Zens of Portsmouth, and that they only need
the suggestion to give those sympathies some
substantial form. In addition to the unspeak-
able sorrew entailed upon one of the most ex-
cellent communities in Virginia by the loss Of
many valuable and precious lives, a heavy
expense is no doubt incurred for the nursing
and attendance of those who are unable 10
provide for themselves. We invoke our fell
low citizens of Richmond and of other towns
to apply for the privilege of sharing with the
| people of Portsmouth the expense which this
.fii,tion has brought upon them. They have
| extended aid on former occasions TO their
brethren in New Orleans and other places
visited with the yellow fever, and they will
rejoice, We are sure, to be permitted to assist
Virginia town, and one too which has a nom
| ulation as modest and unobtrusive, but "a en-
| terprising and intelligent, as that of any town
| in Virginia. Some of the nobest hearts that
| ever beat in this old commonwealth. or any
other portion Of the habitable globe. are 10 be
| found in Portsmouth.
We sincerely trust that the dark shadow of
| the destroyer win soon pass away from our
| sister city, and that its future prospecfs NAV
| not be at all affected by calamity to which
every seaboard city in the Union is exposed.
Indeed, Portsmouth, usually one of the most
I heasthi.i places in the Union, with It's wide,
as attractive spBehfshas, ssss 40 Of the last
liacos in the country in which we should tsve
xpested yellow fevsr.-Rtesmoaa Dispatch.