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ISAAC STAUB'S PATENT PORTABLE
~ GRINDING MILLS.

For Touring wheat. grinding crtn m crnd'
Nc as well ns whole otcorn, tooh alN. hsit 10
aol intn gond dnu 60 aud corn feed In Operation
These esalFoied MWs Imuhuftcturc out OF lln Lost
iuaty Of French nuu Blocks, with much catr 7 huld
dNdl tTsnt sires prices ranging pm cghyhye TO two
hundred and dfy dolhr. These mlll tnntnua TO stem
he current Of ilppposuen, Rud tupsrloI 10 all por.
ioses, especially for wheat Touring, ,,t -
Also-Staubi Patent Portable Saw MIN, called King
rf the Noaa,w f...fH ..If+..II Hf
Thists an Ingenious audpVenl saw.Niiuio make lun.
her In the woos This mil canbo rnn by animal, steam
Or wutorpowcr.
which they bu and the prices eHch size, well A.
he wrm, 1f tale, &C. win please adlr,ss me, asking
pion which Viii moil AMI post pay Those
p9tu iiyw,u write N iaa, readable nsaage tho name
unl state, .i ..
eUieIsAACsrAuD, Patentse aud rro'r.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTlON :

III a. of e estate of Maituw lhrki deed,
late 81 the County of Eihaoh, and Staie Of Ohio,
Tim, Dee. ad, 1864 Az. JAMES BOYD Admr'
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EOR SAIE-

A DESIRABLE FARM Of two hundred and livery
n odd acres orand, hundred and hy acres learo
be balarus we'll mbaedj the whole tfHoi under IN aemud
allie state of fencing with neverang strenm Of waite
herson;-a good two.gtory nm house and cellar, siah
and upyar of hundred beur-g iuit trees of Ne
best "a ed etiesa beautifully located on one OF ihe
public thofoughiaTes In the county hve miles west
In ths city OF Tn on tho road leaiingto Fotona, and
one mile north ofthe THIN and Fort WAYNE hahrnN'
and ffo is liberal supply ofthe pnrest stock water b well
suited 10 grazing or daryng One half OF the abchase
hand the balance In annual pny ments Of Eve hun
tlfsA dollars each. will take a. payment on NE above
,nfv real estate sitnattd residence, NY Oh
~ get nv effects more ogeteT For paHieah en-
Gurs Of tks unaefsued two and half miles soaf.eAst
,fW,l -.nov7.6 HORACE HuhER
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LIST OF LANDS

An Town parts w County Ofssnsca the State Ohio
Returned Delinquent by Ror Of said County, with the
Penalty for h D. 1885, and che simple
z y Ta1es % ne year A. d. 1855.
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LaRdIeai

We have the hIges, and spendi aisoansnt Ofpal
ana Dlad Nigfinoes, uolains. Cal.rFt,
"OPENS, MOHA1R DE BEGES,
ivehbfoaght ts city, also the incest Coafi and undsr
Sieve o; alse. 1900 yards Of
BLACK FANCY DRESS SILKS,
NJ greatly reduced pr,csa extensive lotor
Black and fgured Sin Kaku6tS,
The largest ussoBmeui o. B'ocha stella, casnsSs aaS
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Twenty-eighth Of January, 'SS.
Wheaths mstSlhu,icn will take pis,c.
T1ER lrC n " CIrR GIN rn rtTn "

TERMS OF SUB BSCRIPTTON
Every sub,cribst Of thf,sdelat,U ebtdodto
~ copy Of The 'ps'nHd steel Engaying. "satu,jsy
Aeopy oiany ofths folio ling e. Msrasnss one y,at,
Aeopy Of the Au Ioptnatone ysbr. and WE-p
a Aftckettnhe Auhual nistrihuuon fNNurks Of Art.
rhui Tor ever e3pad, refon not only gets ahcautii
Engraving % Magazines yeaf hut ab teueives the Ar
loga one lesr, and Ticket In thc Anuual nidHbuton
matnc lnur dollars wcrh nrfeana MISTER besides the t
~ W which valuable painting or piece Of sEtuatt nay be-
Those who prefr M,gayinet 70 ne Eagr,yips SATURDAY
Night can have riufruf The oiuNlnr one YEAR Hafatrt
Magazine; Sodcys LNdy's Book Halted states Nagayhe
Nnickethncker Margarine Gtahams Magazine nackwooi's
Magazine, southern iiirrlfy Mrtwurer.
Nopcfsou is rcsireledto anae share. Those taking
I've mcmherihpsg Sis aFe eNlrd 70 sx Ru rfa.
yngs, and hthcktt, W. Ne sttiboon on any Give Of
the Magazines, oHg .car, anl sixt tcksis. ..
fVtsdhs, IN remifinr Mnls frr meu,hethin will nease
register The letataihe rcN Once 10 prevent los eu ".
cept Of which, ccrifcae Of Nemhchn. together with
he Engraving Magazine desired, will be forwarded 20
any pnrl Of the rouniu
For muherpaicular, the November Al Iourns sent
ltee ON application.
For membership, apply 10 J " rrrrvNusR'
Hon eert. riW % q.
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AUGUSTINE DUGANNE writes for
"A The Saturday Exening Post. The Raid Of
Burgundy, tale Of the Swiss Cantons. See
Prospectus IN another place. . f..
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CARPET CHAIN,

Nov Isdc sand gentlemen crowd in and W viii ny 70
make ronn sui n we cannot sell you anything, viii
noi charge YOU oF,hewns youa all through onr snshdoas
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LOOK HER.EII

JAMES NJ. STEVENS. Auditor
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12

TIGHT HOUSE ISLAND. an origina
- Novezet, by I author Of 'Zillah,' etc, will
be published in The Saturday Evening Post. See
Prospectus in another place
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Dissolution Notiee.

apnly ~ J W FrrrrNusR'
Hon. Sect.rin q 80
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BLAIR-On Monday evening" July a. Of phod fever csus.d
h, bes run over IN the street. John Blair i yeAr'
BURBsEY-At Taunton. Mass, on Saturday. Ju, 4, Mr..
bstph,bs burb, aged IS ,ess wids Vi the late Josesn
BABBIDGE-At Salem, Mass, on Sunday, july 10. Mrs
Ssrsh L. boids., aged 81 years snd II dA,s
CALLEY--At Newb ~ port Mas on sunday, July D. Mrs
Alice Galley. sseo 50 Jears AID months
cor rIAf BIN this city. on TOe,cay July r. John Herbert
obi, ehid Of joan NJ sna Aoeie X. Cop-iana, aged ls
obtis
rYEun TUESDAY. July % Samuel j. ilnt of John and
Itsbeila Dye
p.yIs-O Tue.da, morning. July o. Budget wife Of John
Dsvis
DEnAREsrOb FRIDAY, July 49, David j. DsmArest at the
bis father No liO Charles street. after abort and
..yeIe ,llL.ss, a.ed Il yesis lAohihs and liesys
DOL ahl Y-Un Tuesday night. July q! Tnomss Doughty.
1b eisi viii isAe place ircm BIS ae residence BRONZE
street, er Of GieeIe, thin afternoon, at O'Clock.
LsLEn- On Tuesday July ~ Csharnc Esie aged II years
onoIibs ald ~ days
EhLER On Tues. .y July o. Catbarins Erer aged years.
mo. lhs AID ~ GAYS
Can.ien Stone infant Michael AID tiacs Ensuei.
EInCh-I Biooslyp,E Z. d. Tuesday July r. Mary N,
wife Of James II th ch, in tne $50 J.af OF herase
GRADY-Up Tuesday, July Lawrence Gsdy, IN the S4th
,eu Of his age.
GAIA, .shils c. Saturday. July 49, Margaret,
wife Of Ale RAIDER su Prussan and
The se Jhes Csmpbei former Surrogate VI the CITY OF
Ne~-iorh.
KENT. NA-At Bedford L. L. OIL Monday July 81 Sebastian
Lis
KLLLY-At sisrbrO Monday. July 81, Kate A. ", twin
KIChAkpsON-On Wednesday afternoon, July % at the
re.ie o. isthei, Mr.. Henry Rogers SARAH Amelia
knac soL OF John H. kcnarason, AGED 70 years, ~
R,nihs sid dsya
he, Of the f., Hs invited to attend her
hon h.i sis reader no. 1877 West Twenty Snn
sir.e., at Uclo;t, p. H., on Friday next
Enthusiastically bis residence. No. "a Morton street.
lutsoay ev.LI Jul, r. cysentery Jsques kudon ESQ.,,
at.e " suriLsIn. .. A., sged 81 years months
ItDtIELD-At Carroll p,sce Brooklyn, wednesday
spoIleAJ Geoig aedhsd, III tho SoIh Sear OF ms
TIE I, mains will be taken to Troy tor interment.
sMlH-,n Tuesday July 20 a-r linaerirs i'll.
Les, A, NJ Ut Jobn SDh, aud ososhtef " Edward
stated lsasd aged 20 years, nioitns aLo dsyf'
SEAMAN Tuesday, Jul, q Emma Seaman, In tho Soh
yesf Of her ago.
SPARKS o. Tuesday July George SPARKS aged ~ years
~ days
fbSN-On Tuesday morning. July r. of congestion OF the
pain 4, aged ~ Jeas Month AID % days.
van ALsI-At Raven. wo,d Long Island, on Tuesday, July
= MIs Helen Alst, the 9Th year OF her age.
Wspb-On Tnesosy, July a. Of consumption, George w.
EDO, II the 18th ear OF his ago
VIpl y IA this city TIE sdsy, July p, 0e rge Henry,
Ill, h. io,e6 William d. AID Mary n Whdey aged
ytsrs, non,hs AID - dsys
YOutC-O TUESDAY July y, Of consumpnor NarJ
wiie John IL ioIns AID daughter VI tue late mary
G.oo mol, ss.d Al Yeas.
YATkS-On Wednesday, July Is, Mary f., wife OF b. .
The suss Of the family vted to attend the funeral from
No as est sixth street ON Fnosy, July -, az D
o',lo,A p. IA wi hout fusther L. viiaton-
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"WEDNESDAY. July 90.

WEDNESDAY, july 23-P ~
The dulntss of the Stock market continues and al
though the msiket generally was well sustained, the
l., DIX fancy Ere. tell off after the Second Board to
62t, buy1 thee Gays, which is cent decline. la
OIL leaoI stocks there was not much change One
cause Il beayiness of Ere the free sales viii n
lave recently taken place by parties who have peen
realizing PR :; ana another Is, the absence from
town OF the eaciDg bull The street operators have
bud ull swisg. The foreign sdVces, athone IN many
features favorable for tos country WAS Interpreted
Is ubiavo,sbe in consequence VI the loss OF gold
by the Bspk and the Of the rate Of inter-
est. The specie sbipms ut by the Africa which was
100000 OF $500 900 mvr. than expected, although
tur below the PREDICTIONS q week since, had also an
upjsyorabe Effect upon the market Considerable
purchases OF Reading were made on orders om Phisa
oelphrs the divictpd having been declared, and tue
ma, ket cos.d at 9-I, seller sixty, BID. Central was
ii Ii at ,IDal adv snce elo-ipg a. 93 asst Norwich
sold Ut 3s, whcn Is 3 Or y cert advance within n
lew days Pspsma sold at 1907, which Is better.
Nicaragua isveIy heavy and sold Us low as %. Can
ton II steec, al 23s. In WeSein shares there is far
tu-,n.ss ooirg, ard the market is strong. Ilin Dis
C,rral told q: ios La Curse end Milwaukee, III
Putsbu'gh Goa sno 81 afrerward bid; Galena, 1871;
Chicago AID Rock Island s3i, &c. Tcere vas far
vsnctd to s2i. New. York Central Bonds are slso
f,nsr. ano rod ut 1922; Free, 1871, 9o,. Sta,e
ST cbs be very quiet, but steady.
Tie Exchange market closed very heavy. First.
Glars Con LA Sterling which bought yester.
dsy az - cent, was res.lo 10 day at O. y cent aud
after the steamers mail closed, line of BANKERS
Sterling sold as low as q. Cent. Tno supply
ss Doi been excessive, bat the demand his been qui"
{,a.. ~
Same CT the foreign capital, which was Withdrawn
from this side during the war, and the e's,m m
reg.id to American affair, is no" being returned.
is st ms,ed by well informed parties tnat in ADDITION
to tht .g,imste balances OF trade we have been
called upon to remit, since the war with Russia COM
neLe.o, over thirty MILLIONS Oh uon",' " 'Te,sn
tltse cncuus stances is surprising that the specie
,bi,u.,ts have been kept within reasonable limi $.
Tpder the favorable advees from ebroad for Bread
stuffs. the Freight market s active. TO Liverpool,
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Richardson, spence q Co... Circular.

Per r,ysicJ LIVERPOOL ia IL. 1856.
The arrivals this week heavy, Ia 9if bush WHEAT
2 26 bush Corn 50 $50 bills FLOUR from the states aud
C.nsoa; ola WHEAT 39I sacks FLOUR from span sSV
ore BFaT from Baltic; and 1910 WHEAT. ioe ara
CORN 80 bo2s FLOUR from the MeeiteHAnoan numee OF
ships how stI IN the liver AID ealho' oocA 'o
e,ont week.
Fansrs deliveries OF WHEAT for the week ending last Sat
81 $40 at ~ against 3d. qrs ~ 1911 !" 'no
yODdiig week OF Isst year
The abe since has been tied aud occ
sy In the r. has bHeb M IRE nc ivy IN
the GRAN trsds On Tuesday WHEAT was IN so'd "a
smpe Inquiry end lower qualities sold OF al VI 81
81 bush finer ti,d brought full prices sd sn an
ness az cone In all FLOUR also IN good re
quest the null a Friday piAs conn hed 10Y az aa
Of T. or. but little doing. . ,
TodaJs nsIket well si,eDde3. aud both WHAT sno
FLOUR cohsumptou the offrl ~ 81
sdysLce Of 21.d3d per bushel aid the sttef ~ p
Dbl last weeks prices sney Qualities hpi N
Com only in nooerse egues at III ds6 Tor ieu9s, a.o
2sedS06 for White, sscoid go y We quote ht =.
Red, sI9Qlo0j VIII q, iolSdl per 10 10 fiotk rsns
delths, 81 d3j6; Baltimore, 81 1885, Ohio, oobdSoi
Wo,tein. SotdS'I per Dbl. ..,
The stocA In Liverpool on Soth June con-
Iiised 5ot2 quarters Wbest 2S8lT quartz INDIAN Corn
81 - barrels and 40 AS SACKS Flour. :.
BEEF continue limited demand and for secondary quail
YES fsfes have bteG tsAen 10 effect sales eS sup
rork has been little qurod q ut late rates
bacon Ia less active demand bat prices uncaan2ed
LAID si hut the extreme prio. DE nande
Tie consumption, ard tbs weeks sales are th s %
TALow In steady demand a. an sdvscce Of lsd cwt.
fre No''h American may be Quoted at 49i6 cwt
hosN-0on on, qu.et and Gales reach about 3oo bafeA
| stiS
BAnK In rather request; fsw SINAI. lots Of PhAs
oe,h bAve been tl en- 81 II and Baltimore a. 4dh6
CoTToN-Ihe fet as been quiet all the week tfeey
supplied bui bodes have been firm IN dsms former rate
IL M.Lrbsst ter fGir steedy business 10 doug Mddbg
Orleans. 6sii Noble SEA Cfi,uds, 6S l6d. fb.
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mAnRIED.

ELpREpGF-swEETIr this city, BY the Rev; Mr. King
dspsh,er o. Mr Nm L. sweet formerly Of Bfston. Mas
GLADlSG-cRAwFoRo-On WedDo.d,y, July 20 ~ is
Rev, h hoAlsi~r ct tho residence ct the ot1es pro nr
tbisely.
BrtTY-THOaNE-In Trinity Chuioh, on Monday JAY a.
he be-. Or Young, OTTO Heity to AMAZE " fn"e o'a
Il fLlse eiphia.
sALof-L'Ns-or Thursdsy. 1rIy 10. NJ Edward ..
rG lei Linn both Of this city.
MURDOCH .RoBlssoN-On Monday, July II, By the Rev
kd~cd X. L. Cooh Mir John e. Murdoch 10 Miss Susan A
kobnsol
RLhKE-CRAI0-In this ci v or rue.d,y July D. at Calvary
CdpieL b, the Rev Dr. hawks Daniel Blaze u south Car
Yoft.
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~ r.pec papers ot ne new ,s eS% nsso "c'
IA, .Ss' ,. Ts s.das their native
countries. .ooSo5 10 Hsnovd, o'f.t' W
prns,s aud the crsaeI no~sr 70 were permitted to
s ! S:%s T.; a ss D ;s$' ! sssI
y = e: + !
encr Of Atoms y mil,tsry precautions TO prcvent
G. pecssgtt, sG Psy Oar police. on the other
all bo,nle ~ srah toe name of each indiyia
s;o !: ,' . ss's sps tss T'i; q
the tlegrsPs o.'.otches that the transmission OF Pm
wsrcins thtss sr1iai mc,ssg,s had to be postponed
Yots ,o,e hour IN :he evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

Tie Twenitt,i Wsd Republican Club will hold a
Rat flea Meeting at Cobtipehts Hall On the corner
q Eighth avenue snd thirty fourth street, this
irg, at o'clock. Several eminsnt speaker, among
them Jarnes Fre.msr Clarke nnd Mr.. Ehle, will I'D
ores The meeting and appropriate songs will be sung.
Seats viii Re rs,'ved for the ladTs, who are invited
10 Live the ttcouia cement OF their presence.
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THE Latest.

ny TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Saturday, July IL, 1855.
SucAR-There is large business doing, including
two cargOes Havana.
CorFLE-Same as last quoted.
TEA-For commcn CoIgou not more than 81 can DO
obtained.
RicE--A large business doing at fuller prices hold
ers Ii, king more money.
SALTPhTER-The market quiet.
CossoLs close steady and firm at 95i 400 for &C.
count and %. a95s for money, with but little doing
Shares inactive, but firm, sno close steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

S1nsws A fr;ond who trr we'd in tie express train
y't'erca, nom, from Buffalo, iurosh's tue follow.
ing vt'e tol the for Presiceht: Fremont 81,
Fillmore 6, Buchanan 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

erf,t. TIE h't pe-eens"r which leaves the
Brrou. street cfi q the tram came ru.hi .
ou- tt,rthy coming II COLLISION with the Turner ca
snashrg The forward rt.ifrm, and pia.rng In ieoo.
O q, ,te h,c- o. n. PASSENGER. WOO wsre 90 The
'o,wao Isri o the r., cou'e oi ell tbs a. far
f. y, {. ND a,c-rhie, nros. froo desire on the pwt
g, nne 81 The orryers Ia get ahsHl Of thG c,aers
We csI.ot ray vTre the blame eF, bat We think
snol csuLtsi.ss bigbiy c-o-ar~b'e, aud shonld BE-
,t,,.nted OF the iLCoIe by the Company.
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THE CR(MEA.

The Paris Mon'teur publishes the folio wing dispatch
from Admiral TrebousIt, commandments Of the
Mediterranean squaoroL
"ON BOARD THE BRrTAoSE, July IS.
Yesterday, July $, the oefnit,ve evacuation Of
the Crmea took place. Marshal Peissier embarked
Oh board the Roland, which Immediately got under
way. The Bretasbe, which has just ancoored ut
Beicos, left Kamesh with the last vessels that
ci ored there. ano which are expected to-arive TO-
morrow in the BOsphOfus."
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tis-meoi

d. 6,a,TtYUL COMPILATION may easily be ac-
a. - h, u.,,s tho BALM % r#oUsAso FLowEas. wi
r-uove la. Pnres and freskies tt the 81 u 'sa'ns
800 1 80 ,.s.,s bus Wet towel. pour two OF three
dr,r. "a v,.b the face Disbt and moriins
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Ihdve'tsemsntI
TAD WATER. AZ combined With other simples

, ~ w,~r,R IN his c. etrc.rd BALKAN or WILD CgrsRy.
-, c.ii NV. ovei di.escs the iuDss mauy .hy
ave ID IL IL the Iasctice and nersy wiis4s kei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

TEKTH WARD RErrBLIcAss The nominations Of
F,enopt aha Dayton ratified last evening BY the
ci,izeps Of the Tenth Word at Rupp's Hotel Tue AZ
tpcance on tie occasion large and tut spirit man
f. lied the mot gratifying.
William N. Hayward presided DR.. j. Z. Snod-
grs.r by birth vrgiLinp and uot recently re-oeot
cf Maryland. cove the audience Insight into the
wckipps Of slavery tie productive industry OF the
e urtiy.
berry S Smith followed in an e'oquert speech, in
which 10 rtye~ ed the rsuee now before the country
He wa followed by Wm. b Jones. jr.. 10 searching
epsyss of the whole Slavery question Cheers for
FrrDon, and Dayton were frequently called for ana
esIOrctd 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

For ErRorr.-Tbe Cunard steamship Africa, Cepf
Shannon, sailed al noon YESTERDAY, for Liverpool VIII
90 p.ssepgeis, uno 81 ,l22 $50 OF IN specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

the United Ssatts may never have much, il
INDEED any commerce with Persia. II wild be-
means Of official recognition between the two
Istions. There a,e Am. rcan Missionaries resident
at OIooruiah in Persia, nhd now and theu. ain
told. American vc-ses visit the Persao Gulf.
Such Gil Intercourse would certainly be Of sOme In
t,Iest ar eten utilty, e. The Government aid peO-
pie Of PeIsia.
have lately bsd my attention brought to this
subject FROM having read some rather startling
staten ents in that American hating paper The
Times If London TN the subject Of treaty Of
alliance between the United States aud Persia,
with the aaditiOn6l Information that the former
we've to have footing somewhere ia the Per
sian Cuff SEINE person has been imp .sing upon
the eub'y OF poor old JOIN Bull WHO with
ali bis intrIgues il most cOnsuinmhtely afraid oil
even the shadow Of American industry. Pos
tessed Of no honesty or uprightb~ss Ia diplomacy,
he is easily led to believe that all other Govern
nents are equally void Of these essential qusl6ca-
tioLs How little the English Government knows
Of the cOmmoD LOOd sense which guides "Jons-
thsn's' coDouct ard policy abroad Indeed, 1t is
quite enough t. be perfectly straightforward to lead
johnny Bull to zee Through a grindstOne) seine
phantom erected by his own fears.
An agent Of the shah of Persia IL, l am told,
now at thi, place, Dawed Melkon Khan negotiating
With the British Emba. sacOr for the adjustment VI
the difficulties given rise to by Mr. Murray, and it
is saio that the French EmbassadO; is generously
aiding 10 get England out of the dirty mess into
which her Minister has got her.
Ali Pasta arrived at CoIstaniinople jane %, from
Paris.
A COMPANY has been fsrmed, With Messrs Gun ard
a. Mclv-r at s heac, for the construction of dock,
with patentsips, Cd the Bospborus Mr. B-rkey. en-.
gin. er Of the Heracea coal mines, wss commissioned
~ find suitable site, and has selected Boicos Bay as
being CARLY scct ssible upd well sheltered fom every
vii o. A, the company ask for exclusive pdvhege
th, will be difficulty in obtaining permission from
the Porte.
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LAUNCH The bark Wh,lm ne will be launched
from the NtstetveIt shp aro foot Of Houston stree'
East River, OIL Thursday, at p. n
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CITY ITEMS.

The Hon A. Buriugsrne aIiised in td's city from
Ia l.de'pha yesterday, oud eft for Washington last
tiait.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

Der achto tor aoJud'cafioD nay % stated that -
the 3Cth uf, the exominstion for ADDITIONAL bounty
lsi Is bad reached to 243,o0
Cis al claims amy service:
tDse If reception, June IS 1855.
Original claims naval 'er,ces.... -
(Daie OF reception, June 4, 1885,
Origin al claims teansfers wEh 80
tDste OF reception AP'il %, 1867.
The private Letters by TIE Persia very favorable
fpuucislly. The only drawback is the drain Of guild
from the Bank Of England to the Bank OF France,
which is again paying premium for 1t, having Ie0t
about 90 900 100 curiDg the month of June. The let
t.rs C. Ltan orders tbsn ususl, the market
her. bss advanced more rapidly than tho views Vt
foreign nyesters. We hear. however, Of q fair
amount cuciig one 'or s2t 1000 Of bonds, portion
Of which can be executed There is very good feel
ing in London in regard to American Securities 0(
weltsabli hi character ard &. ntleman conoeotod
with one of the leading Western roads has ptgotsted
with Erelih capitalists about g. 600 900 Of boads.
embracing Southern Michigan Sinking Fund, Wabssh
oDd Lake Erie frst mortgages, and Tere asute and
alton first and stcoLd mortgages. This Is the lar
gest negotiation which has been made Of Ameri-
can bolds in London .or q long the, and
looked upon the precursor Of a'ge absorption o.
the better class Of railroad securities. The etters
state that there s 20, disposition to invest CON.
pe,.d roads, but that new projeAs, as ye', "ouio
meet WIN OUT utte lofus NV
Michigan Southern Railroad have been INTRODUCED %
the London Stock Exchange, aud are regularly qucsed.
The Lit for Friday, llb July, quotes:
ni;vsi, Genital o Cert, lSl5...........,... ~ ~
iI,u al, Ca nal y Cent ~ -
iiro, Ce.,rsi p Cent Free and Bonds Ia6o.... 90 20
pSis eh: sic2 's ssn 20 paid ca
nmp t cs,tIs y Cen, Convertible 1859 :. ss 1fee
MSb So Nortorn Indians lsipk ,hs fund.- 1861. ~
%ictssL souhen Nor bern lDcisIs 100 shares SO %
No orb Central Cent, SINKING gupd 1888. q ~
Nsv.York Cenusl7 y Cent Icon vertblet ie64.. ~ -
NV. ork and Erie y Cont ID Mortgass Ie23... -
New. YORK and Erie y Cent Sinking Fund Is75... ~
New. York and Erie y Cent Convertible, lses... 81
Ohio md Prnbsyys 10 Income boLds Conv liS72 - -
Peupsy Cenuaf6 Cent LIST Mort tConvD.. eote ~
PepLsS iysIs Central 4, Cent I'd Mort tsts).....
The Money market was quite easy in London Ihe
bank rate had not been reduced below ~ cent, n
Consequence Of the oss OF gold but in Lombard STREET
come frst-cass bills had been discounted a. low ~ y
cent. Shipments Of specie to India, China snd
France, ard the non-arnvai Of Australian 'uPpses'
bod had an III favorable effect On the action OF to-
Bark. The COZ dton Of the Paris boure hsa -.
affected the Ii ndon market. Copsos closed arm .
9ssae:i. which s the same as by the prev'o~
St. amer. About 600, 900 soyere;grs were on the Wy
FRI m Corstaniinople to London, Of which lo0o0S A's
be- n received.
Messrs. Bel, son & Co. .!sse that the ms'kes "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

S1ABDrSc ArFRAY.-Pe,er Goolferre, an Italian,
and Geo Keller got fight together on Tuesday
tight, While at a drinking saloon 10 the Fourth Ward,
ourirg which TIE latter severity stabbed In the
tbiUe, by bis Il, tagonst Tie Italian ~as taken be
fore Justice Connv, and locked up for tfial.