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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16
Total. o6s 100 57s TIC u 81 ss7 al Osl 80 Oh 4
Cesrings TO Sept. s..............,...$iS9ais S1o
Cearinss to Sept. l5.................. l3lSIUO
Balances to Sept. e..................... 6I55lB
Balances Sept. l5,,,....,,,........ 5s82, 81

Mr. Philip Ford, Treasurer of the Second Mortgage
Trustees of the Albany Northern Railroad adverses
that bondholdes must send to him at once their resi-
dences and the numbers of the bonds held by them
The mortgage is being foreclosed for their benefit.
There is cessation Of excitement in the Breadstuf
market under the less favorable advices by the Arabia
Flour is off 5d10c. and Wheat &c. y BUSH, with
moderate transactions. Groceries exhibit the same
features as before. Coffee and Sugar quite firm,
especially Coffee under favorable later advices from
Rio. Pork is 6rmer for Mess and sale Of 900 bbls.
was made at go, buyers option all this month. The
Cotton market is firm, but not very active.
The business of the Clearinghouse s27 1856 900.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have
raised the tolls on coal 50 cents p tun from Cumber
land, which makes it 81 IS y tun. This advance was
passed by bare majority Of one in Board of thirty
two members. This advance has had depressing eff.
feet upon the stock of the Cumberland Coal Company
but the friends Of the Company do not consider that
it will operate against its interest The Company has
advanced the price of coal in Baltimore so cents y
tun and in Alexandra 25 cents p tun, and if these
prices can be sustained the advance at Alexandria will
make difference of seO 900 per year to the Company.
The largest portion of the coal mined by this Company
is delivered at and shipped from Alexandra, being to
Ist September this year, IS, 500 tuns against 40 800
tuns delivered at Baltimore All the coal delivered at
the latter place is sold for local consumption. The
aggregate amount Of coal mined by this Company
to LIST September is 1888 tuns against no 2l6 tuns
last year. increase Of % O2 tuns. We understand
that since the tolls raised two three Coal CON-
panies, further West than the Cumberland have mott
fed the Railroad Company that they shall cease oper
atoms. This will withdraw competition to q certain
extent.
Amount of tolls received on all the canals of this
State the first week in September, 1856,
sl05614 az
First week in September 1855. $3.50 10
increase IN 100 ~
The following statement embraces the amount Of tolls
receiyedon al the canals Of the State for the first week
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK


ship.-opheus lBre% Schiller Bremen Hs %1 Aui~
Bsrks-E Giddinss, Rose Lisbon r. r Buck Col n
Morton Patterson, Savannah, Scranton 4 Tsllnan
Co.; Vincennes, sawyer Eliz.bethpoIt, master;
Scbooners-J. p ODER, Baker, Salem r. w Ropes Co.
E. C. Howard Baker Mstsssrda Nelson, Clements Co.
Wocott, H.le Boston, Dayton spssue L. White Insra
Brunt Sasht; B. Martin Martin Washington,
A. p Howe Tiby Wilmington, I. Johnson Co.. Rein.
deer, KinBon, Baltimore Van Brunt Saght; T. d. Wagner
Smith, Charleston DOner Potter Ocean Wave MsBdds,
j. Peters venoo Coombs Salem r. P. Buck Co. B Strong
Hawkins GeoIsetown, Doner Potter G.leso Smith Rss'
Dmon; z. g. Willett Camerden Washington, H. Mathew;
Eveine, Ray Philadelphia Thompson Hunter lie Roy See
man. Norfolk Sturges Cesrman Co. Arctic Critch, Alex
sndIis, Merrill Abbott.
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almost instantly The two boys were thrown violently
TO the sidewalk and one of them had his skull frac-
tured from which injury he died few hours after
ward The other lad was badly injured about the
.,ce Mr.. Donueny escaped with but slight
Jurits
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m.rLess Peported BIZ 7eleeraph..

BUFFALO Sept l5-FLoyR dull sales Of coo bbi. 81 %
se sales bushesa 81 is for Chicago spns and -
Sales 90 bushels ola RYE Ss OARS held hrmer CAxAL
New York ira for Corn and s9;aS . 70.
10 Ss bills Flour lO 5l bushels Wheat ss IA bushels So
2ss2 bushels Oats CANAL ExPoRTsS70S0 bushels "nes,
~ GIL bushels Corn and as bushels Oats.
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London Mark cts.
Ioynoy PRODUCE MARKET.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. LONDON, Weahes'
d.x evening Sept S-SuGAR unchanged CoFrEs hrm ow'
ns TO The Dutch Company yesterday TEA quiet TAI
low steady quoted on spot 81 for September ~ oc,o
Der and December January and March, 49, NICE steady
SAiTPETER firm. G. q
coxso, heavy, closing quotations for Money d9tb ior
account s4s E,cheque bills Is0l5 Three and Quarter per
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Aphurv CuttIe Market.

A,p.yy Sent Ia-CArrLE MARKLrs-Recelpts durins The
well 500 Beeyes Is Cows 1904 Sheep 60 swine beeves
s5as550 y 100 10 Cows s2sa $50 no sales OF sheep.
LEV lower Four.rowed 81 % Twoowed 81 y sales 200
bush Com 67c half aoat sales 10 600 bush OATS +|4@
fol State.
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Arrived.

u s. NJ steamship Atlantic Eldridye, Liverpool Sept 5
o ns.s s And H.: cGa s Sept 3D. T
lon S. saw brig xn1phon of Portland same day ai =! lIS
lon g. saw steamship Ericsson, hence Liverpool The A.
laSc has had dense ios. from the Grand Banks s..
passed BIZ xSss.t. bound mle'S Of
Ship sSsRsSSs egD s%ssans a% S. j.
1ia' and
A q c.Ds $50 p p .G% a .s%
Lsslcn SswYsi I1d. S9, lat d e g Ion g q
at Il az on So 20 spoke bst Gzo from Boston d. out
Bark WIN H. Brodie =, Mystic, in ballast to Brodie &
Big cynshi. RAieran, Rio JaneirO, Aug O. coffee to Z.
Big Richard Br Godfrey Barbados, Aug r. in b.la. to
Big Wave lBr.), Stephens. Windsor Il days, plaster 70
sehr Nebraska, Pennington Georgetown, &C. 10 d. naval
schr Belle Post Virginia 2ds, potatoes
seLr forktown Woslsm, City Points d., -four &C., to j.
Hunter Col 18th inst passed ship Herald going into Cape
scir J. W. L. sturse', Hickman Virginia adsy' corn to
schr Presto. HANKS Baltimore d., coal.
schr Rio, lawson Baltimore 5 d. wheat to w. H. New.
schr. Warrior Whitman, Roclland.
setI Eliza Jane, Hove. Boston.
schr Plymouth Rock, Lacy Boston, mdse. TO Dsyton
schr. Samuel Gilman. Cromwell Boston.
sshI Emma Hstehii': NieLsr:Sn, Boston, for Albany.
sehI 1 y0ha Wright, AsLsI:on, Cortland Ct;
Schr ~ 4; stsyens Hodges Boston, for Albany.
Co. 4.
schr Sarah, Perry New Bedford
sehr Lilly Frances, Wilmington NC, d., naval stores ~
MeCresdy, Mott Co.
Sehr Samuel A. Appleton, Ryder, Boston.
Propeller Planet, Looper, Philade phia-
Sloop Henry Cone, Portland, CT
BELOw-One ship.
Withholding the day. 8.
The clipper Richard Robertson 80 tuns) nov on .n
be
ceive her 6rst suit Of copper. -.
The ship Ocean Monarch launched Monday
10 o'clock from OF Sixth street. East River W. VIEW"
yard. a
The French steamer Barcelona having been oyerhanea III
reprinted, towed to her pier, No East River ana VI"
sail Sept. %.
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TIE TRIBUNE.

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTEDFOR TBE TRIBUNE
MosDAY. Sept. Is. 1855
AsHES-The market quiet with little offerings sales
of Pots at 81 81, Pearls dull at 81 To- Il,
COTTON continues steady and a fair degree scve sales
of 500 bales mostly for home use at our quotations.
CLASSIFICATION.
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D.,.,,vyyr PARADE OF THE EASTERN
~ npooxLrs.-Tbe third Annual Parade
81 the Fire Department Of the Eastern DISTINCT took
p,oce Yesterday afternoon. The line was formed az
1 O'Clock on Bedford avenue and Division avenue III
the follwiug order;
Hose Company No. 6. Western District
Exempt Fremen
o nsss p; y RspIe.en. sass'
Vheei' Fire Fl ' Warden.
Protection Engine Company Nc. q MOL.
% wsssi Is.n MI Ta: ss 6 coSssay
NortSsSnl LiSsIti.: Engine ComSsn4 No. B.
r ..I:' hs! MS;' 6 es%ssry No No.
Ps.n.% t Hoo oii and Ladder Company No 4
Neptune E ss.s S SsmPsny No Ss !!
I..y cs,; E Easins eos COMPANY NJ.
... Hob ssss., e. No.
Zephyr Hose Company, No. =,
Valley Forge Engine S.so Company ~,
Friendship Engine Company No. L.
Victory Engine Company, No Is
Ssar,es c. Talbot, Chief Engineer, acted as ar"hd
Iahal and was assisted by the Assistant Engineers
The line of march through DIVISION avenue
Sarabam avenue, North Second street, North run
erect First street to Greenpoint; returning through
Eyr4 Soutb Seventh Sixth and South Fourth streets
-, svonue Grand to Fourth streets, through
Eonrb street to Bedford avenue, where the companies
were dismissed. The line was reviewed Dy mayo
Hall and q number of the city oiciaS a, lne CORNER
~ Fourth and South Second streets. Engine Com
NAMES No. l. 4 and y, and Hose Company NO. l, did
not Join in the procession. The most OF the appa-
ratuses were handsomely decorated with wreaths OF
There were nearly 900 fremen in the procession
Everything passed off in an agreeable and satisfactory
manner, and the parade was equal, II not surpasshg'
either of the others.
In the evening a number Of the Companies ermi-
mated the days proceeding by suppers aud collatons
at some of the principal public houses
The Hon. Orvs s. Ferry of Norwak will address
the Fourth Ward Fremont Club, this evening. Mr..
Ferry is said to be Of the ablest speakers in
Conn ecticut.
THE LATE ALLEGED RAPE CAsE-The parties in
the late dsreputable affair at Sleeps Head Bay, to
which place two female emigrants had been lnvelged
and outraged by three named John Dixon, Rich
ard Lewis and Joseph jackson, were re-arrested on
Saturday with the exception of Lewis and commit
ted TO jail. They had been surrendered by their bail
The compainants who after being baied had been alb
Quoted by the friends of the accused and taken to Bal
timore, were also found and brought back by Captain
King and Officer Fulton Of the Second District Police.
The Grand Jury, which is now in session, will doubt
less give the matter due consideration Several Off
and others are SAID 10 De lnpncateu III the dD-
duction of the girls and will receive due attention by
the Grand Jury.
DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NoMINATIoYs.-The DEM
ecratc Assembly Conventions held yesterday at
the different places designated, and the following NOM
nations were made:
lid assembly District-Thomas Mulligan Of the
Sixth Ward.
IIId assembly District-John Funk of the Fourth
Ward.
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COURT CALENDAR. THIS DAY.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT.-NOs. 269, 207, 348 325,
$780, 49, 49, 49, 4e7 $751; 5s $40 to 6o, 66 to &C. 62a to 6s
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON Sept. lasailed from NANTUCKET Road, the AZ
Arrived bark O. j. Chsaee, Androssan; bhss W. hois
o. Field and Avondsle, Phladelphia steamer Palmetto
SAVANNAH, Sept. l3.-The steamship Knoxville Sn''~
here from New York ct 8 O'Clock this morning 49,.
CHARLESTON Sept 6-The U. 8. NJ steamship m s,vr
dsy) morning u o'clock. 81
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Increase IN II months. ]ff-0-5
The receipts of the Cleveland and Toledo Road Tor
August lS5.. "i''''
Increase, nearly 30 per cent............."slfs !.
The first week in September shows an increase OF
about 5000.
The earnings of the Terre Haute and Alton Road for
August were $4,000, and for September they promise
to be CSC, 900.
The New-York Central Railroad receipts for August
were about $7l6,00O
In addition to the gold for the George Law there
has been conveyed on the Panama Railroad Company,
for English account, since last advices
Gold $50 lOf ID
Siiver. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5662 SO
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The Hon. Orvis S. Ferry of Norwalk will address
the Fourth Ward Fremont Club, this evening Mr..
Ferry is said to be of the ablest speakers in
Conn ecticut,
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r,,r DEPARTMENT PARADE OF THE EASTERN
D,.r,,c, OF BRooxLYS.-Tbe third Annual Parade
Of the Fire Department Of the Eastern Distinct look
place Yesterday afternoon. The line was formed az
O'Clock on Bedford avenue and Division avenue IN
the follwiug order;
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faet anu fautq.
Margins has q Sharp Porter,

This chap returaed from the post
Office the other day with Muggins
papers, and informed that individual
that there was . letter in the post
Office thai he couldn't get.
1 "Coalda ! getitl Why ceuldntyou
set is yea staPidge
There j. five cents 70 pay on IT.
"Why didat You pay for its'
asked Magglas indignantly,
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the HscAiAA gsMaiag @ehly,
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Rgs NAese take this five cents and
get the letter in little less than nc
tiMA"
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fellow, ''they wont let me have it.
"rhe dickens they won't I'D like
70 Know the raasoag'
Because" replied the fellow,
looking to see that the door was open
"because the letter wasn't for you!
The chap retreated from the room
suddenly, while an ink-stand followed
him at a speed of about '54:40.'