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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-12
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We place at the head oi our editorial col |
umns this morning tha na,nrs 81 tho statesmen |
tclccied BY the representatives 81 the National
democracy IA candidates ior the Presidency
and Vice. Presidency oi the Republic JANIS
BrcuASAS, Of Pennsylvania, anil jons c.
BnrcglsRIpar Of Kentucky The srao &c
cupiod by the proceedings Of the National
Convention, elsewhere given prevents the pre-
.oniatioD 81 narratives Of the political career
Of these distinguished ucn this morning but
there are iew reflections suggested by tho
choice made which we regard IA worthy Of
eonallcmtion.
And the frat, which appeals To AMI satisfies
both our national nud party pr,'ic. The recog
milton, by tie Democracy, II a doctrine which
Governed IN the earlier days oi the l.epublic
Of 4olccling for positions 81 the highest dignity
TIC l.esl tlleui 81 The. cauptry, exalted by an
nndoubicd patriotism aud ma,ured lya thor
ough experience in public affairs.
4 second which ,lndicnieS the patriotism
ii the National Democracy, Is the rcproof nj
niniscr,d 10 the sectional md reasonable spiri.
which has bccn growing with fearful rnpdity
country. IN choosing candidates from the great
nidllc conservative section ~ the Union. who
are not linked. IN any degree, with the csorsca
which have lately been committed by thu f,nai
les either nl the North ~ Of the south. Tbs
election Of l,tcnANAS and l.arcxIsNIpdT wonld
~ i,nclf bc bond Of union between the States
81 the conislcracy aud the guaranty OF . faith
lul administration OF the government, upon The
-ctlcd principles Of The Constitutions
A third. which also illustrates the patriot
ism al the Democracy, is the calou. regard
exhibited Iur The reputation of the itcpublir
among the nations Of the earth in presenting
'l,r nnmc Of the statesman hest known through
cut the world, and whose character. while 1t Ia
u pledge 10 ~ that our national interests will
hc advanced in The highest dcgrcc. entries with
II also warning 10 lhcm that those interests
cannot l"' wronphlly disrgnr,lcd 40 high Is
the reputation of Mr. i!r,n,SAN NJ foreign
couts that We believe this bare endorsement
Ut him by the dominant party If the country
will work GREATLY towards speedy sct,cmcnt
ot the diplomatic tronblcs which ar now
'ltr'airnnr the prosperity and pace Of the
nation
fourth reflection npg,-trl 10y thu no,ni
nations 81 ont mor especially gratifying Ia
Democrat, n political jar,,ans The career
at the two distinguished men, taken together
illustrates the history nf American Dcmorncy
from The beginning vi The Jncksonan era "a
the rrcpnl day \ nvicw " the lives oi our
candidate uvcala that which il most mcinora,
hlc OF the past traditions of Democracy. of il
present gicr,, nnd If il future prosise. 10
rouse tie maSc, of The country 10 their cnihu
siasllc support, That such support viii prove
tucccssluI a. well ~ rnlhna-lrc our hopcs mr
the good at The nation AMI "m inth IN the
intelligence aud patriotism "f thc poplc alike
trh,d u, 10 doubt
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gaon. Jssesssoa Nv L.

wcpablish with pIcsSarc. the following lei,
ter from Hon HKssy N. Res To several xra
,rmcu OF this city. defending Hon. Jxsyrssox
DAVIS. SECRETARY u War. from certain impa,a
,icns upon him. pablished in the R.si Esai.
advertiser iew weeks since The article H.
~lf was absurd, because the writer, In onics
10 lind ,sul, with Gen. DAVIS. invested him
with power which he does not ,,o~srm
lccW % REyaxsRxrArivns,
May -. 1898
Gs>uknE>
! have just read IN article In thr ~. Pusl
ftaanr'a' R~ai Estate and Ra,ir.aid .t.i,xrt,.,v"
81 the l'ih inst, vrry severely and uniussly
ect,sarng the Hon, Jurxasas DAVIS. Nv
name being us>i In thu article and a. Know
that the accusations made arr without Spupsl>.
tioa. decm II my duty 10 cosrrcs The stats.
mcnt Mr. DAVIS dscIinsd To asua, a ,s,r,,
which Il 10 QUESTIONED Il Cuusrss csa rseri~,
tho qus~tiou Of righ 10 hrider the Missi~uip
pl river was then pending bssow th~ Saprme
court.
have hai trQscnt osx~sioa. during the
last thwc ycars 10 coll upos tAe wsr nepars
ncnt IN baxine&s cunnrcted With or Tesritory
Anil can trar witnsn tAaa q I'll tias Tn visk-
's and wAn,s Of the ssps Aavc hssa ALLY
carefully, and kindly coa1i1ssvd ord thas the
SECRETARY has cver hssa whitney, 70 cid In oil
r'ehtfui casss without lotal o. sectional coanid.
and !, vas With dsep regret that !
mad thu article wkrrd ", tsr Il ia great In
lnsnoc to IN abb and AoooeHh,s gsatFann Who
nas sp'a NOR occasians than oue hsea freud
W '''""s"o'a' Respectfully. &c,
II. n. RicR.
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Mr.. Preston, Of Kentucky. said he had stood
firmly by Douelass to the preseot but H. II con.
WINGED that the sense of the Conyentioo de-
manded the domination Of Mr.. Buchanan.
[Cries for Illinois to sneak
Mr.. Richardson, Of Illinois, without advising
auy one what il is his duty to do had du,y
10 perform TO his constituents and the A,d;
dates he represented
lCries OF don't withdraw him.
lie felt that he could not contribute TO tb.
success of the party. nor carry out the views oil
Mr.. Douglass. by continuing him longer in the
contest Immense applause
He had received letter from Mr.. Douglss
which be desired TO have read and after thai
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Al the annual meeting Il thu storsho,,rrs al
the Galena and Chicago Union Railru.I. M
on Wednesday last, the following pan~i rr~.
tkasa wrrc c,ectsd dirctpn. John u. Turner
W. l.. Newbrry. W. II. Beowu. H. W. Raw.
mond. George Smith. HssA 7. Dicksy. Flavrl
Moslry, OrrinGtou MINT. Jasua McCosd. 7. II.
Robertson. u, Knowles. o. \, Hemracsd
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STur frloN--rhc rrort OF the Warden
II The fcn'Icutiary in Illinois, for the month 81
May shows that 30 con,icls v,r' nreis~l iu.
ring the mouth, and l., Discharged, via Nv ex.
Prn'iou by pardon , The whole nun,
hr now ia prison IA i9o
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Sns"a, ~ u Nass Ara NJ 1Ut 10 l. y
Nelson i~w-y, wi.; . IN c.ilisrpl.
1hlrty-0oe Secretsris- one IRON each Stats
W., sPP0ufo
ton Of the ~ If ,hs la, N,,;on.i Co.,.
ton for tho govcrnmept Of the present Coaveu-
ton. On motion Of Mr.. Rockhill, OF Indiana,
INC fepot, was nnan'moas'y aaop'ea-
non. Mr. WARD OF "eorsia' the President
'"c c'n'ent'on' on 'AHnR q" enaif' al
"rs," "" '"n,e"'"" Us "''""
IdelIeratlon. Of This Convention was une rnec Tel
70 me a. u Was 10 The gentleman who yesterday
rnd n,n.nn, ~. ~, .s w. ~ ~ y. ". paI
~hen th. Democratic party was accustomed 10
noble aud gallant party. That party with the
800, ,.aI.s ~ w ia. ay ana .he
year, AMI ho""rs monrncd by political friends
mo~ alec, ,.. .,,,, .a. ain, !. ,,.
! VII" ." 'h''' country h'"''' S''''
Others Of that noble hand who sill survive,
are with Us to-day 10 take Part In our delibers.
uons ana 10 - forth with ~ to battle for the
l,onsu'ouon an. Toe uniou but the great party
iyy dangers before unLnoxn, and our lao,I fro,n
end 10 end conynls-d with fnctious On one sie are
men who will sdmi, soranr sorn .;,i. oe ,.s s.e
us only on condition u serfdom; they would die
tat" laws that power should he held only by those
VINO w." GIofe the same altar WIN themselves;
Wy n''i ~, ,nA, u'ry caiy arc n.Ior freedom who
1lms,,o. n, @ sra, ~, M ,h .nsnion ,ney
lion onlv ,p,e a.n,c,ou. tsc,ns. ~. .a $3.50.
Gus than the first A faction with ,Iir,,v ON hi,
tongues bat tres-,n fostering at their hearts who
profess love for the Union only that they NAV
bury in the ruins Of the Unioa glorious memories
81 the past and hopes Of the future
Tins faction Is formidable only Ia case Of sue
ceS. /" us a'lemP. 70 un,e against The Demo
o,a, ,i' party "'.n .s nis me National dsino
So. .r..- ~ spg ssa'a ar.
,ian. LEI ~. ,hsn Com" ,"a.,,r s ,iI o. nt q
brother, 10 iuld an altar Of nstr,,,is. AMI If a..
Union. a willing sacrifice to personai preference
sectional feeling and above all. private dlssen.
lions let our deliberations and actions he
. sanctioned by higher and purei motiver. let
our preference Tor persons be lost IN u desire TO
PROF., ,. anu ssas The constitution Of The country
~ "a W. aon"s conn%sMs 'hH' ,ne kindness
s IN ",Sn,uvr ~ I ~ s p,A I WIN nsaf WIN
nos, VII narion anv srrar. ms, y a
commit, enter upon The discharge Of ,bis trust
"'''' '" """''' "'"s"''S nun
the District oi Columbia TO the floor NJ dele
sxat.a al .,., ,ko
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s.oSgrNot s.0rsNnu.

lht gentleman returned tn ~ Haul a f'w
lay 4,uc' from shit II Wat to Washington
We happened To r ~ tina, city during the
Gorruors tay, and Ne consider Il ~ not more
than duc tr him that W. shouhl hear witness
10 hs sealuus csleovcra To further important
interests f,r the hcncii, Of the Territory which
wcr' uuder consideration at that time. Our
l,rsona relations with the Executive arc such
rs H. forbid any mcr complimentary notice,
yet W arc diarosNl to render him oll Justice
and his cilari. Ia hchalf " ,hr Territory. at
the tine rcitrrd Ia. Nrrc such u, 10 deserve
mention and that ct the mr~i favorable char.
actcr
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hoa. JoaS y. Nnss u CeaA, fosussly .
memesr. ~ tbe l. ) Senate, did si HartSOra
recently
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\ ptvo R,rl' EnIrra Nr>HuEp We ~
~rt dS'ply 10 hcat that Mr. Bu,l iormcrl, oI
indianapolis hat nov the ol,tw ci the iRmo
cratic Review, WAS s,ahiscl y, public mcc,ing
=. Cincinnati on the evening Of the ath Mr.
Bacl was addressing a crowd opposite the bur.
nett Ilops' and whllc commenting on Know,
No,hingisn. was called liar Tic resented
ihc insult aul was provoked into fight
While thus engaged, hc was stabbed in the
hack hy an unknown hand lie is in critical
condition the knit tntepd his lungs
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iKrRESrH PALLET.
Maine Vas callei-her vote va. ess, An,
Buehvnan, h< Pierce
when Vermont vas cslssi- Mr. Hib,anl Of
Nes HAmpAAire rc~ and aid TIM, the c,.s.r-,-
iion had unanimously r-n.v~i 10 vote for
Dcasiass lApp'ause
North Caro'ina led Of thu SANE track lo-
lbs south. iolloved by South Carolina. Alsha.
M. Mississippi Fkrtia and Texas
Tenoesse cast her ~ votes for Buchanan
Pssrce ran down 10 5 voses.
The New York Softs also sen, over 10
Dossisss. having previously give. him bu, !.
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TN RUsu ~ ,tNcIN>NIt The interest
excited by The Democrats National CONVEX
ton rer,adcS I'll -cytious ouj classes alike.
probably nom the very sc'Wmlly revived i'm
preston that whoever may h. the ncmin'r cf
that body. ia ortain 10 he elected President
az TIA Immcmc thro,w a~sembl'sl. ], L. said
crowd OF passengers from kcntncky and Ohio
towns w'rc constantly arriving, while ,hcw is
moi eW"'N county in the Union without
representation From Pennsylvania alone
'ho" Wei" upwards 1T 'noo lsrsnns present..
II - supposed ,hcrc Ncrc 30 Goa strangers pres
cni, The Rormt, ilou=, las 1000 cots In
adjoining hn,use~ Al the ho,rh ar, overflow.
ing anal many delegate have taken quarters in
private house, The rr,ss ,- largely rrre.
.ruirl
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r0U aTH BAY.

CINCINNATI Jane 8
The President called the Convention 20 M.
der. The Hall vas not fnll when the 10 loti,g
cosumrncpd
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stNON D DAN.

rSsDA,, Juu3
The Cea.en,ico Vas called To onier a, lot.
A. N. John l. Dawson. OF Ia, fro~ the
oowmittes On Peruansn, Organization rrr,r,.
81 ,h~ following names
rRHSiDs>t
John D., Ward III Grosgs
WIS PRESIDENTS
sssnA nsas CT Weeissfy, WI, u x.AI.,
v~osst n oshks, nass " sasssss kss.s,
1900 q Fran, Seaa JsAs Il barry, Nee I.s,e,
ssas usssA.assa, ~ c HsAnssi Ma q D .o~
- mss~ Z tyse, Tess nsssr es.ls' We
.eaAss nrsss, wnsss. sc Lsen % i
hassss Aa L saissf No. cnvsssa
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residents. and whenever the number Of their
inhabitants jasti6es il. to form Constitution.
with or without domestic slavery, and be Cd.
mittcd into ihe Union upon terms of rrfect
equality With the Other States
Resolved finally, That In view u the cooii-
ton Of popular institutions in the Old World
and the dangerous TENDENCIES Of sectional sei.
tation, eombibed with the attemp, TO enforce
civil and religious disabilities against the rights
Of acquiring and enjoying citizenship in our
own land) high and Scored duty il devolved
with incrased responsibility upon the Demo
cratic party Of this country. as the party Of the
Union, to uphold and maintain the rights Of
every State, and thereby the Union 81 the
States; and to sustain and advance among US
constitutional liberty. BY continuing to resist
al monopolies and exclusive legislation br the
bene6t Of the few ct the expense of the many,
ND BY vigilant and constant sdhcrroee to
lhoss principles and compromises ot the Cousti.
lnsion, which ar hood eooush and strong
rsosgh 10 emhrsce and uphold the Union ss i
~. the unica o. II l., and the Uaiou - Il
lAal1 BE-. in The isil expaasioa II the euerx,es
md .Psei'y 81 this srrss AMI progressive
peePae
I, Resolved. That there are questions coo
,sctrd With the Axrigu policy Of this country.
~hich are inis<ice 10 no doosstie question vhai-
'vs. The time has come lhr the people Ut the
Cnisci States 90 declare Themselves in hvoe O,
rce Sos and progressive h,~ trsds throaxhco,
he word. and BY solemn manifestations 10
,lace their moral innucnor ~ the sist II their
uccs~ful ersmplc
2 Rsx{rri. That our geographical AMI 10 /,
trial pos;ti,o With refersr.,s 20 ,h. r,h.- d.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
Neu.Rorh CaIsIe Market

WEEKLY REPORT Of receipts selling pric.s OF BEEvES
MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES SHEEP and LAMBS,
and SWINE with carefully prepared .eSSuas OF the
rrat "Wednesday m,fket at WASHINGTON DROVE
YARDS 44th-s Prepared every week expressly for THE
NEW-YOkk fRIBgNE. by sOLOH ROBINSON.
CURRENT PRICES FOR Tue WEEK.
WEDNESDAY, July So ts5d
BEEvEs-These sold by the head at price eaus TO ne
y Der VI the estimated weight OF beef III the quarters
The Ade taow, 9Th quarter Tot counted tn shS
market as IL "a Boston
Tbs prices TO-DAY per pound viii about se First
ousl5 81 cite. few I0c. medium 60 poorest s@5ic
bu, fsv sales loc under sse.
PRICES or VEAL CALVES-Cayes are usually sold
through the year pound live weight except those
from one days old known IS Kittens which bring
al rs 10 B9d sieaeh In autumn good many gsss
foor to months old sell for @sSts each good fat veal
s.lIs ot.u a high u Sa0d $50
MILK COws-The price OF Cows depends :. much upon
fancy a. the prize Orinar, Cove 500 sH GOOD
ir COWS ASA 40 quality, with cal. t5f s5o same
sast week. a.oa.-
surTp AND LAMBs-Commou Sheep, 81 6od S5; extra
Sheep, S76ss; LaIibe, sZd 30 CO.
s&iNR-We.tern Hog, corned. large frst quality, Hive
weisht. tIQtse.; dead weish saste Snsll RE do i've
weisht Sic dead ~egNt vac stuffed i've weight dStci
deaG weaht 1id7;c. Nswfor State, snail .fe prime fer
usrhet retailing live weight 7c dead weight, sto Light
stoei eia7ic Common sock, 6sc
Ia KaiLRoADs AND BOATS
Eyis Hud iy. Harlem. BOrts. CaInden- % foel
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e partly for export .pd large ns -.
made rsss,y 'peeul.tOu &c., IL. a yessrd.y
W ne !. 10 seiivs demand ard :ss. 70 ss soi
o, 20 0rs 10. 10 parcels incodpa Ven mi. v.ss At
sc % .se5ains 70 .rs quality etc In f.Isaven 'hs
'isttu ts Ochotsk msde 81 'f o ~ :, 90 js1usry
S7s. so 10. against Sf5s fbs same tsns las ga hu.
WaIsKY-The market 10 hrmer a. a ,oe -, A. e.
,,. -, sot. a., Strait. AZ
TNPs inactive B.rea quiet asra. as.. = : II S1,S
ta g. Coke T.rns in limited demand Is -, se =
nrs e COZ. are 10 moderate request st - St es 80
Charcoal IT, ne are in reduced sock and IN steady demand 81
SIOSjdlG50. NOS !, ..., .ft,r.,..
ZINC-The market quiet ana priees Ns !" e'' "VU'''i
~, nrofe Sheet AZ 1iHtc
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52a 90
e iosvlns .at. wess :cid ay J.ms. MoU..sy q. J. O.
eJ,Ss 30
Average priee per head .


NEALSOwDs 70 the bot weather a. well ~ &c the
fact that the quality Veal Calves Lately arriving generally
infer the price declined tas week About SIC nay
Town the prize o. The bes, offered
MILK co VSThe lii le spur last week - the Cow
market in of the sudden demand arising ym
mku who could supply then owing 70 the
fsrs of Of milk of the drouh has
operate, AID prices must receds again
Milk 6Dd difficult ths- supply Of milk with
the stock bar d, and -qusly deSl to feed
hey mshe calculations tor just such
year when epartd for solins they cold sod bay
large addition 70 their number Of COWS AID ae feeding
upoI food hroush the ironth and for
the ps sell The ssan, either 'or milk mss sihu.
loss.
sWINE.Nesy Gro hogs rscs.sed for slaughter In suoh
wteh the seems snosr b-yoDo oeeftl do
uBdestsnd the process Of rng and oss.nds Of
people here would eat fesh pork believe the weather
warn enough 70 cook il Ia tue oOen IJ
The following seeount Of ssles Of -w lets will the
pncts end average weights O. W. DomsT reson sales a.
IL lows:
FL BIZ ,on and Durand-l Aebissn corn fed averaged m D.
a. 6c. uoss; same owners, 81 lEbt stick &c sross
" Acbstb Of Belefontaibe Ohio 1853 lowe FED hcs,
averaged loJ a. 6c. gross owner 80 s fed stock
aytrsged us n at &c. stock sye-sse. rs
ID g. Sc
reports receipts the Union drove yards Gully 900 scos
Friday, and prices now u favor fseilera
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y. Y. Wholesale Prices Of Country Predacs.
foA fhs We. Esoiss JLLY 70
Reported tn. N. TRIaUsE by EosopEa 4 Yaaucp

u ~.
General Conlinsdon Dealers, Vest Wsxhnstoo
Market
POTATOES. owlDs be drocth have sa.hed
coming mket and there has been such Ia ss
ped TO Boston thAE the phsos
.euresd ,pes last we-h There great conpln Of tho
want Of from al parts Of the and
t os the late potato srop Long Island Meicers s-rs !.
s4c 10 81 q baskets Phk Eye. sod jones te9 bassst
fev.Je.ey DyheDacs 81 2SQ S27S y bbl.i JaIss $40
hbl There was ps,tef OF b. 1aa Potatoes
e25 Gs3Ybb "
Bus Bsss TuRSps from Jersey, 81 . DBL Bermuda
OkIoss 81 sod 81 Dbl Pota Orsops st *i IS D b.,h
Rare R'ps' SO ss IS bhL sens 81 50 10. S,eso
~ lops sual bunehss tec 100 large buDchss S9 50 y 100
IthAroLs from Chsrls'ton st, b.s..t, ss 81 o BIZ;
LONG .sod az jer,e' are wolih D. S9sl IS y basket
CuouseERs vi; as TFo Fec Plant si 81 o. so-sn
oKsa SOC flS 3EEIs Peas ss p ssL GaEss BsAss
u <Gtl 80 bsl BERTs, 81 so y 100 baashss. Car
.. s9Is. az p 100 CAssASE ss9ssp 90 GssEs Tussrps,
sarAsH, 81 y bbL W. ""ifs
AFPLFs are D aood demand for shiypus snd r,od xss
sour Bows 0e worth ss6 % 50 y bb eOmmeS' 81 sSaSs
1oi Good eat.rs PEARs worth $40 g bhI coos,r.
PEAR:. *59s3 Is bb. Antrerp RIspsERRies lcsoI2. -
Ishey os,het bLAexsERaIss, - bash in ba l. soi a. %
a 90 bush In quar- boxes NHoarLEsxRairs a. a a IA
fs''h CVssAsT', se7c. u. 0REBs 0aIPEs, &gT5s y
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Arrived.

ssa ste; steamship w.hinstOn, Csysndy Bremen ard
s 80 S lon il W. passed @ The b SsIi Has:o' t sousd
1'..Sn s.n ss Isabel Rollins chsils'H Via H'7si' s0osid
Ship JOB. ,d Enio. Tuss:. A1s~. !. day.. mise sss
20 .na o sSiA y s Ss s ass .a % sSS T.. S ss' chs
% So saw an iceberg. was days TO The westward Of the
sh'p toosrs tBrem Miller, Bremen 50 days, nd.e and
shi. Jacob. oi rSom..toD H.nd.rOu Bremen June
ra p.sa to snow Buses a.i plo: on beard 10 DE-
SSs. Ls.rs 2 s:' a.' ss tsS !. ss: Be-:
ssdo.. tor London June . lat 20 49, Ion q exchanged
os sh s' s: O. .s.:: . 's Il, s...s !s q
Bs;on steering r. Jul, lat a IS Ion 49, sIchaIsed nsaas
: LIE blue: :..;Ss Jss July :.
% S'ss ;iiss'i 1 sss ss.. %::ss.o y,
n ss %S kss & a'ss 9s.. n & Gss'S Hss
sn W. .pel. Srsl q Sp voiss 50 day: nom Nssss "a
S.tsvs. JSts Ia, Y 20 S. lon. ~ 50 :Soie eTk ey1
TsI. .ir au G.:: Of Boston Jul, n, i. 3 . ies,
y,,s b.: Gcs.. Wave :. :t.srSs sw The W. RK. bad
Bris Assnsts Stone, Savannah dsy, cOttoE ree 40.
gns Tan PortJ Bspas.. oporO a a.ys wire, &c, 70
Big as.,{ s,ool. sOf BOssop), Dh.s', Csais Jrre,
sns Emu, Ioa s..on) Rihardson TURKS IsGud Jrly H
Big ,nda'sIy Msehias Hsnps.ssd Bssbsr ISusss
Bn. D.LSea Gray, Port su Prince JAY ~, ls-Oea 70
Big ~ dsao,as soi Hs.pswsl Hs.sen oisada's0' 'a'yY
sc.a as,.s Essl Hsu.e0me SssaabO p ~ "*~
sehr T. r. Copes, Philips, Virginia dsys, whee. 20 u
sshr W. c. Eniskson q mss.s), Grahsm Ne~o leers u
dsys mdse TO Taylor Hnrbat
febr Frsncs CLARK lad, ship timber &c nsstsr
echr Elizabeth & Eilen Grant, Aless1dfia days. coal
kehr. Ira Bliss scper Virginia, WOOD A., . $3.50,
seh,. Josephne T. Coly Chsgin Phi ,of bso'd
sckr. AIpns Rcseu Gar ner, Prosidsl GO 'm Ao~y'
fchr Psnps, Chsss Warren for Albany. :. =.
ss, lame; H. ss.Les fs.:ns sa Com s.
ssoo Esnyy. Coe, Portland Corn-, stone. ..r
I pr, ler O,ssoa' CLARK, Providence.
Prop~jier }. " Harris. Smith, New London 81
2 Propellsr Concord, Normal Phlsde2hia -
stiLrD : stesmshio BosDote, for achr.ona, hon -se
&c Ntas nil
ny Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, Juy fs-AIr s.esm'his Alabama. i'c~ View
Rork
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK
Cleared.

Ros.ois, saiuncr, Norfalh, Luasn PIssssnt
sbys-Rsto, Chase Mhsmish walsh. Carver Chase In-
osns Coffin, Olsans, w. T. Frost Lady Fans,E J0r.
osn, Lre,yool, .. TboAnpson's Nephew.
Bsrks-Vu sien iBrsn Hefbarts london GsIpeks Co.
Hhre C. I'D, ssu,ders Richmond, w A. Bale CAh6o nis,
k~mttop Liverpool Cameron, Crusader Moore
fni Boyrtoli Kate Lincoln Limb Dsmsrsrs J. a. sn6
Bbss Willie. Stuart, Msehiss Msybev, Table, CO.. Mas
Nynph, Keahers. L,bon. W. p. Sch 1aidt.
sssoo s';assss.s osaiDs9p Bsldnors Van pr.n. =
9irfIh ConiDs, Mobile, LsyIn Hurita.i Rivot 0asen
tSrsr P,srSsies L. Kenny Ne. aepaols ws..er', fsis
Isf Posteri EnDs Cornell Bsseoa Moer Risrsi J. 8.
wh'on NTH, Challeston Blossom Son, e. Areaisrus,
Jale,y Baleor, Duncsn Metcaf &. Wstson, NILE Pks
be- w McKee, Plymouth Roch, Lacy Boetcp, Dayton
SIrsspe; seierce, Gadcins Bhsol, KeSny.
blSsp-J. p. Wallace, Wallace Taunton, mwey.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
u.dss- Rfver Mafkes Bsass.

ys.smsr Caledonia w.Idrop m..': fo. hsysss1 n1f - a.
,sports a. EIIsws: "A Beeves Veal Caves sheso aod
Lmb is s.ne Hor.es 10 pss c sss vs
Bsrse Nsvsursh Capt w jansen, mastsf, hon sew-
lpTsh srr,ved sksf foot Of warerse he Ih dsg o
and Lsnbs % Horses IS caessses Veal 10 dn MOT
top Porh l5o Fowls, 10 bols EEs' ~ ~ p.sss
barge susqueb.. 81 rpeh n..sT Rom - Esyor,Ss' y
rs,rs 4, fo.s: IS Beeses Mill Cows 2os Veal raves &
sheep snd Lambs lse Swine Heres "a Veal ssrsassos -
fer s,esing ao S. 6Ikirs do averaging iso ec eass
H. 100 bbl Rye Flour 81 rols Lesis, 4os oces d. o@s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
Passengers Arrived

sos.ss.pou%Sr a. Mrs ROsv.r, Mr. G S No tsrAsusen
Mr. Esnsrd FrhrnaDp Miss Sophie Hohnei, Mr.. fredr.
Hooss Mr and rs Rcgge two dsashtsr, Mana Muller
Mr. Hssiidt, MT T. Tsch.u, MIRA Hseeo;tes, u, IL.
Shat Mss Lopi.s wesemsr Mise Julia KseDesDsosen,
sprns Hermann Mss Sarah Hsru ann Mrs Anste Ice
NJ o. Gussrsm, Mr. Emsn,n MIA Automatic stsmsl NJ
r. Messing, Mr. ard Mrs Adolphe Debshs hessm 2oha
low Jos. Hart osnsti NJ Losee. Resben Johnsos William
Duke GsO.se Pren.n, AeIsnAer wilsoa Benz
David, Si.s Johsnns Dsyid, Mrs Ms..s David, NJ ;sd
yoist Mis- Mari vsist Ms. tn Hsnelsr ar On Csnmann
Mbs Fi.nzisis M.sOld, Mr.. stuth, Mr. kvn, Mr. Ays
ann MrA ernept Wie,asch Miss Abertine Beces, MIS-
syo Schulz Mi.s Barb. Keil Mr. John Hahn, Mrs hess
tet. Hrs Am Adolf Mi.: Pauline Adolf Mss wnlisld
g. H. Smart. wle. child and iufantj Mr. sa,os A. Bsnson
Mr. spd Mira A. T. Hunter, Mrs Frances Ann Fry, Mrs hog
ocA and Lfart, Mr. w. Beech Mr. Hesson, Mr.. klspe's
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