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Daily American organ., 1856-11-05
"BELvIDERA HOUSE,"
"b f. Subscribers have taken and re-

- ted the old establishment Of James Fitzgerald,
north side of Pennsylvania avenue, between Third
and Four-and-a-half streets where they will be happy
to see their friends and the public generally.
They will be found prepared at all times to furnish
promptly and at the shortest notice. all the various
dishes usually found at the best refectores Of the city,
and served in a style inferior TO none.
With polite and attentive barkeeper q frst-rate
cook, choice viands, good liquors, prime cigars, and
moderate charges, they hope 10 receive fair share
of public patronage.
nov 1-eo6t GUARD a. MUDDY
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05

THE TELEGR&sHs--Al Although, from the derango-
ment Of the wires last night, the election news was
not transmitted from as many States as it was AN
ticipated, too much praise cannot be awarded to
the operators for their vigilance and untiring in
dustry. They kept their offices in this city open
all night, and re-opened them again this morning
at as early an hour as dispatches could be re-
ceived.
Mr. Barnard, the accomplished, intelligent, and
faithful agent-of the Associated Press was also at
hs post all night and kept the proprietors of the
city journals constantly advised of the returns.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05

THE LATE SAMUEL HoAR.-The Hon. Samuel
Hoar, of Concord, Massachusetts, recently de-
ceased, was one Of the most eminent lawyers in
that State. He represented the Middlesex district
in Congress about twenty years ago, with great
ability.
Mr.. Hoar was a member Of the old Federal par.
ty, and married a daughter Of Roger Sherman, Of
Connecticut, the Revolutionary patriot.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05

~ Carriers who are in arrears to the
Organ are requested to close up their accounts.
Some of them are sadly delinquent, and we
must have an immediate settlement with all
such. Former carriers and agents who have
failed to close their accounts, are respectfully
requested to liquidate their accounts and
make payment
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05
aAII oyer.n

"We intend TO sets good example, and will
hereafter be as amiabe to talented neigbbor as
though We had not had occasion to chide him
gently now and then, &c.-- Faithless Phantom Of
yssterday)
We beg 10 be spared the kindness Of the
"faithiess phantom" We can survive its
falsehoods and abuse-they are alike honora-
BILE and acceptable to us, coming from such a
quarter, but its manifestation Of {" amiability
towards us is more than our nature or our self
respect can bear. 1t is a common saying that
"it is better TO have the goodwill than the ill
will of dog" In this particular instance we
dissent from this opinion.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05

DEATH OF Mr.. PLIrr.-We regret to announce
the death at Philadelphia, of Mr.. Lewis Pitt of
this city. Mr.. Pitt was an active friend Of Mr..
Buchanan.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05

SLIDING-sCALE OF CRME.--De Quincy says, " II
once man INDUCES himself in murder, very soon
he comes to think little Of robbing, and, from rob-
bing ne comes next to drinking, and from that to
incivility and procrastination.n M -
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE CITr.-The following are the return,
rom Baltimore city, compared with the result a
the Mayors election last month:
President, 1856
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CARUSPS SALOON.
PERHAM'S IMMENSE BAND
@ P E r A TIC SIN G. ERS
CARUSI'S SALOON.

" u IL "A " y i In U II Is y
Consisting of the following members:
H. $. CREIGHTON, Director and Double Bass.
CARL TRAUTMAN, Principal Solo Violinist and
leader of Orchestra.
MORRIS d. EDMoNDS, Second Solo Violinst and
Jewish Dulcimer
Dr.. G; MONTGOMERY, Basso and violoncellist.
w. w. SNOW, Soprano and Pianist
A. JONES, First Banjoist and Dictator
r. PARKER, Second Banjoist.
JOHN DULEY, Bones and First Low Comedian.
Mast ROBERT HUGHES, Balladist
WILLIAM BOYD, Eccentric Comedian.
J. II. HUNTER, Cornet Piston
G. G. MORTIMER, Solo Guitarist
Z. EDWARDS, Alto and Tenor Violin
WILLIAM MOORE Second Tenor.
NJ SEXTON, Comic Dancer.
J. CLUSKEY, Jig Dancer and Tambo
FRED: MYERS, Fancy Dancer and Personator of
Female Character.
VIII give series of three Concerts at
CARUSI'S SALOON,
Commencing on
Monday EDening, NoDem6er 10th, 1866.
Tickets 25 cents.
the Hall
N. b. Change OF programme each night A new
afterpiece every evening nov 4--7t
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05
STEAM JOB PRINTING.
rEHOM MAS McGILL has removed hf

"A - ms removed his
IL Book and job Printing Office to the new and
conlmodous building on Pennsylvania avenue south
side three doors east of Eleventh street
Having added steam power and an additionalarge
jobbng press to his former facilities he il prepared
better than heretofore 70 execute all work entrusted
TO him. oct 2S-eo3t,
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05
CIItCUIAR-

the Undersigned, members of the N;,,;oar; p
pleasure in anno1nciD1 n ns ,o 4's'.e can Par, ave
factory arrangements f.. .ne people, that satis-
OF the AMERICAN o. r. the future Inaints nance
neat and aige~ adAH, an authoritative ezpo-
con Par ,ate,of the principles Of the Ameri-
/ p n, have been completed,
.scommencing its labors, under these new au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfully commend the
lMKRIcAE ORaAN to the generous confidence OF
the Anaerican Party, in every section of the Con-
tederacy, and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, ofKy.
SOLOMON G. HAVEN, of N. Y.
j. MORRISON HARRIS, of Md.
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c., May 18th, 1855.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05
The Presidential Election.

We annex the returns Of the Presidential cleo
nor yesterday, SO far as received up TO the hour
q going to press
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05

A BEAUTIFUL PREsENT--The Fillmore Rangers,
ofNew Orleans, are having manufactured by the
most distinguished jewelers. in that city bracelet
OF rare design and most elaborate workmanship,
which they intend to present to Miss Elizabeth
Dye, the young lady who personated the State of
Louisiana at the great American Union demonstra-
tion on the Ohio river on the 9th Of August The
gift will be worthy alike of the donors and of the
fair lady whose arm it is intended to circle The
bracelet consists of representation of the sugar
cane in solid gold draped with the American flag,
the stripes to be rich settings Of rubes and pearls
aud the stars to be diamonds. The centre-piece
contains the coat-ofarms Of Louisiana, Ia pelican
feeding her offspring with the blood from her own
breast, and the motto Union and Confidence, y
surrounded by the cotton plant, with the green
leaf the bud, the blossom, and the open boll--all
affected by appropriate fitting and costly jewels
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05

EXPENSES OF GIRARD CoLLEGE.--The estimated
expenses Of Girard College for next year are
asa o2n ea follows.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05

1923 majority for Fillmore.
This shows majority of 1929 for Fillmore, a
gain Of 5,475 compared with the Mayors election,
when Mr.. Swami had 1854 majority The total
vote of the city yesterday was 26,77l; at the
Mayors election il was 20, 230-an increase of 54l
votes.
Anne Arundel gives about leo majority for Fill
more.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05

DIscplneu ana ulSchafgeu QUO
The aggregate is 81, $50 less than the estimate
for 1855
Daily American organ., 1856-11-05

PRUssIAN MILITARY MAHGUyREs- The grand
maneuvres Of the Prussian troops, so long an.
nounced, commenced on the 10th at Saint Goor,
on the Rhine. They consisted, on that day, of
the construction Of bridge of boats 426 feet long
over the Rhine. It was completed in three hours.
To test its sodity, bodies of troops and heavy
baggage wagons were marched over it, and 600
men were made to stand in the middle Of IL and
to mark time by stepping It remained perfectly
firm in each experiment. TWAS afterwards taken
to pieces with great rapidity.
CRUEL TREATMENT OF AN EDITOR IN SwxpEs.-A
correspondent Of the Augsburg Allegemsine lei
tung writes fran Stockholm, Sept. 25: "The re-
sponsible editor Of the Swedish Gazette Fpdernes-
land, Fatherland,) Mr. Steuermann Lindstroem,
who some time ago was condemned to pay a fine of
about $3.50 for his article on the right of success
sion, being unable to do so, has been committed
in the Lenholm's prison for the period of four
months, where he is obliged to dress in the prison
clothes and live in company with the yest crimi,
mails. His presence, being required at Stockholm
to answer similar charge, he was not permitted
TO resume his own clothes, but had TO travel in the
felon's dress, and In wooden shoes, which wounded
his feet severely. Though unable to walk he was
forced TO return on foot after his examination, to
his prison. This cruel treatment Of political
prisoner has excited general indignation, and is
commentedupon nyery severely BY the united press.P
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
MARRlKD.

Rev Psimsee, Mr Edgar Baker to Miss Agnes Eliza
beth Rice al Of this city
FULIER-KlLMFR - On Thursday, Aug. IA. by the Rev.
C. D. Price Mr.. VIM Fuller Mrs. Julia Xii ner all Of this
city.
N-SROUGH-BALLARD-At Orange Court House. Va
on Tuesday Aus by the Rev SIR Earnest John Hans
broDeh TO Miss Mary Z. Ballard.
KEEFE-BRADY-in Rrooky! bv the Rev Father Keegan,
Br. Jsues Keee 10 Miss Mary Brady both Of New York.
MARTYN-HOLDREGE-OnW Wednesday, Auz IS, In Bowl
hsss by the Rev. WIN. II. Sanford, Charles II. Mar.
tyn tc Louise III. HodIege. both Of New York
McCO OOBREY-JOHNSON-O Tnursdas Aug. IA by the
Rev N. Hsthed, Mr.. William McCoubrey 70 Miss M J..
JohLion both OF this city.
WOOLSON-GOOLD-At Wirdham Me. on Thursday, Aug
a. BY he Rev DR.. Shser Moses Woolson, esq Principal
Of the Girls H,h School Ia Port ard 10 Alloy L., second
d8usbter OF IN. Goold all OF Portland
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19


The receipts this weet are smarter than loi any Pe'ou
fUJsso EJs .h Linssd the market is rather unsettled
arc III. eu continues from is hand no.hHs has oecn
do. Tor stock but from the rssu ar trade sales have
hc ace of about Geo gals 95dg7 ia hhds aud IN bbs
W. hear Of an OF, Of for ot0 gals refused housh
n d.r h.Ir tbis price az the same time
unwilling enter IL to large clntracs Inc mar
k-t very firm further improvement must Inc 1soy os
In Boston, Oil 10 held . go; snd me nsr
n,ui tut prices se very firm Reled 10 10 sc'ye relest
$50 bbIs Winter at 9c, mos Crude Sperm uTeaiy al
MANUFACTURED Is 1rec ard Oh is moro act 'ea
rather Of O gslors at o2ds4c cash the
strictly prime Red Oh is steady at the advance
Other kId ds ar without change
PROVIslONS-Our Pork market il heavy, especially tor
Mtn Prime 10 firm bu, quet the arrivals are rnsderse the
s-e. bis SIG 50 for Mess 10 lots, and Sls FOR
Prime Beef In uuited d-mand and heavy with asrEs
soch Of loo bbis S6Gs7 for Prime $3.50 y for
Conuy Ness; SO 5G0sll for repscked Mess. aud ella
so for Prime Mess Is inactive a, Sl46l Beef
nsns out Of market Bsc Is dall all4Dlltc Cut
Meats heavy sales Of 30 bids at sc TOR 5nouders and
slc for tsms Lard Is shsds b-tte 10 fair "1mtnfi
of "a bba AID lSdlji Butter 10 uuehanssi
the demand fair sales Of Ohio iGl7c AID State st ID
23c Chee.e is III good request tsd9c.
RICE dull and heavy only few small sales have trans
Eired a. "A &c as TO quality.
SUGARS cor rnue nsavy and dlll. "hH ii'ue |" selling
shows decline from the highest point Of t though few
hOders disposed concsde anything and offering
stochs 800 hhds Cuba sdsic, - hhts
Melsds at SIC.
sALT-We notice a fair demand with sale, Of 800 sacks
ground o sachs Jefreys and Dacey at about pre-
lALLOW-A firm bu. quiet market; saes of 7N0 ID prime
at HE cssh
TIAS Pending the auction sales for "Wednesday
but moderse business s dong Prices still tend pvard
bbs Ohio and Prison. in lots Sc The sales Saturday
eco bbls. az Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

BROwN-On Sunday, Au.. IT, ar John Brow7
The funeral teTve VIII take place hs resde Pct Reh
10 a-d about o'clock Csrrsg.s will bs In
stnda ce at Whitehall tha hour cary .ny friends who
CORBETT-Op Friday Aug Is after severe ness of four
months, Susai. Rebeccs Corbett, aged IS years.
CASlLEA i-0n Sunday AUG II, Of bilious fever George
Wssbir s'en Casilaer, aged % years and 10 months
DkURYOn Sunday morning, Aug II, Mary Dinry aged a
years
FREiLAND-on Wednesday, Aus l5 suddenly, Jacob Free
land, ,s-d Is years
GALLAGHER-On Staten Island on Sunday Aug H. Richard
ye'r Of his age
GRoshOSIAt Port Morris on Sunday nool. Aug. H. william
Gio.hoD, HUrl Gate Pilot in the Sth year OF his sse.
GLOYK-On Sunday evening Aug H. Jacob loyk ased %
KElRNAN-on Wedpesdsy aOs. IS, Of consumption Peter
keDnaL, sged y yesIs aid mouths.
KERFNs-suddeply on Sunday Aug H. Nshois, Ksren. in
the &th year Of bis age.
MARTlN-lp Brooklyn suud4y Aug H. Of coa.um,,i,r
stephen T. Martin, sged 50 years.
MARTN-on Friday, July IS Of consumption Joseph Martin
aged 81 years.
MOHAHlN-On Sunday, Aug IT, Thomas Mopshsn. In The
S4th year Of his sse.
PEARsON-At West Hoboten. on SATURDAY Aus l6 Jo,e,b
Pearson aged as yesrs. after painful tuess
His ard friends, and members Of the Lodge Of
sfO. ar. requested = 8, end Luz fuEs,a fon his
residence, No. 4 Fifth street Y, at = o'clock thi. Tues
day afternoon.
RUTZER-On Saturday, Aug 10, Henry H. Ru,zer, sged
years md months.
RANDOLPH-On Saturday Aug Is, Of consumption, Bloom
field Rsptoph, in the 60tb year OF his age
THoMPso Saturday, Aug 10 Robert ThOmpsoo, aged
- years and months
ULMER-ID WI su.buIsh OIL Saturday Aus I6 Of typhoid
fever st the residence Of JCseph isno esq, Capi W@ h.
UDer a.ed D His remsirs will be taken TO SockIand
Me. for interment
wALKER-on sunday Aus. H. Emily. daughter Of Robers
AID Eizs ~Aber, aged months ane 1sys
YoUNo-In hls city Of consumption. sunasy, Aug H.
NM wife Sfpsv%b y, yVpn1, Ned ~ JsT"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
siarE.rs...Re .Repor,ed on Tskgrapk.

OswEGO Aug i3-6 M-FLOUs lower aud dull WHEAT
sale. so bush n.w Ilnos private CoRs quiet
sales Saturday $500 bush Sc. CANAL FRgIGHrs-
WEes l2.c. and Com oc, ~ Newfork LAKE IMPORTS
ia 1O hbs Flour II 6l9 bnsh Wheat $3.50 bush Corn.
CANAL ExPoRTss7 bush Wheat; . 646 bush Corn TX.
PORTS soLtr-s-747 bbls. our; 5,OeO bush Wheat.
ALBANY Aug l86 p M.-CoRs du saes 4.0f9 bash. Of
Western Mixed o.c. OArs-3ass l5 coo bush i for
State. aid l0e for Ohio.
BUFFALO Abg iS--6 o. m-FLoUR active and lover
sale ziN bbls. 10 - for Wi.cousi S6 1d
81 IS fc ehoce Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan 50 750 81 81
bes' do sLd % Tor Illinois WHEAT dull
sales before receipt Of Baltc's Of co. bush 80
Red LcsLs Corn lowers ssles Of 1900 bush. st 05lc.
cosiDs Gull st the inside price OATS quiet RECEIPTS for
the 4 hours eDdEs At toda, ss bbs. Flour 53 PSI
bush. Wheat 1896 bush Corn 1887 bush Oas aad 33
bu.h. Rye CANAL ExPoRTs-60,53 bush. Wheat n, $50
buth Corn, ard II o7O bash Os.s
NEW ORLEANS Aug. l6-Sales VI CoTTos day 200 bales
at unchanged prices FLOUR atrae lower LARD IN
=, t4c
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
To Mariners.

NOBLE, Aug s. Is-rhe nex Lsht House the Chande-
leu Island has been completed aud viii b. lighted
18Th l. 10 situated Lorh end OF th island
site Of the former Light House, s.d wl show fixed white
light BY Of fourth lens Tbs viii aud
80 ieet nigh. The Light sho aid be visible fo common deck
at sdstaIce Of IA Lnssn miles.
safe anchorage fosr athoms can be had in eastsriy
the Of this bh BY hae.ns the east sad nosth
suthery till the light be brought TO bear Ne about two niles
fon. the issnd Light nearly W., magnetic,
MrpiIpRsssgas sEA-ofHc.l inforn .tion has been re-
this flee thai ths Tuiish Government has
tce that the following lights situate slsy In The Dda
Les Bspbous aid Biach Sea, reisbted the lst
GALLIpoLI-D.RpAsELLEs- fixed white lisht b,s b..u
Temporarily Taced ih- Of Gal
poll he European Shore of the Dada slss a. high Of
deck .f 'bo at % M ditanc. clear Thl. snt
will shoIy be replaced by evolving light
FAspH BAKcEEH-scuT.RI A fasd sht. ligh' hsr been
ts',bhed on the Point Eatar B,'eheh. of Asia
8. miles 70 the s'u hwSd u The Town hsp; Of
"a feet shove the level OF the d ssould ybe dis
Of u miles
ASADoLI LrcHr-gospHosUs A revolving Hsh, been
established % the slen to~er Of Anso ia on The Asstc
shore the from hs BosphDrus ths B4cs
faces hssLe' at intervals Of each the light
srsduay ncress and oecssins bur totally ecipssd
be at distance Of 10 niles in clear westher Toe
uniu'tz apparatus ca'dioptic er OF the third order
ssishhed II Of Roaqelia European
shore the from the Sosphorus
ard sbopls be visible distance OF miles in cle weather
The illuminating 10 cat.dopc ens OF the third
FIposIsI LIGHr-BLAcK SEA A fixed light has been
porsry placed Edol. Serpent Island iu tho Black
lha .nus,ce OF the Danube The lsh,houss wood.
painted white, Il feet hsh aud the summit q tho
81 np Of Greenwich The sbt shown sl.'.ton
Of Of ,c' 10 s. s ., r,S. s 'ss sross aIs an
hof1p ' 40 ass or from we. sfne5 ,S fah. b ssOscsa
hy revolving Nah of toe second class
By Oreer Of the Lish,aSa.s Beard syxISs Secretary.
Lizbt H0use ooao' mug i'"'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........A 10.
Cleared.

stesnship- Empire City Windle, Hsvsrs, o. Robwt~.
Ships Cav MsnIsIns Do lsnd Liverpool Taylor Msr.
ril: V. Reed THbcK. g. John, NB C. C. Duncan Ann
Wsshburn. Mipot Londor J. w. Elveu Co. Starlight,
Asitb,ws. San Francisco Sutton Co.
Bark Antelope Dun'ze Barbados, h Trowordss Son.
Brss-Emlis (Sc J. Uuislielms Gibraltar, John S. Law
rel CO. venturs sins Monievdeo Aquiers Galway Eliza
Jsne Keoss Frsnbiin, Peck Lyman Olive Psttisrev
Win,r gtop bsytew Ts bot
schooner,- NJ Collins. Asa City Point, master; Hummns
Bird Monss Chaes.on, b Bios ON Son Jonas Spans
Rogers Richmond Warner, Rsevsand, Charles.
ton MeCresdy Mott Coz Is Bliss Lopsr Richmond u.
Pienou Ma eenis Tsyor City Pon, Merrill Abbott; Ma
rs Jane Jones City Poi C. NJ Fry Co; J.sper HoDes,
Holmes Richmond, C. Pisrson; II W. Fry, Wilson Bslt
more KibyS Mckee T. D.pew Edmonds, Rappshannoeh,
Van BrDrt slssht Mlvsn Name Van Name Riehnond c.
H. Pierson.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-A

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Auc 49,
Before @. w. MORTON, esq
MADAM RoSDEAUs CASE.
The UL ed States sgt. James Miller of ship Good
Hope.
The case went on at 10 clock this morning.
Robert A. BoushoD the Inspector testified that the captain
owed him the sh manifest, IN VIII eh the 20
tered contain wesns apparel which belonged Maia
Rorceau and maid that be sealed the after hatch the
18th OF July
On the redirect he said that he .ked the
manifest did till the 18th the dav
delivered; on further reflection he who
handed 10 HIM, whether the captain his CLERK
be took for reference in dscharsg the chip bfore seepg
he did kno9 that Madam ROndeaus things
manifest.
further examination he be had permit TO land
goods l4h OF July which handed either by
the captain Il mate
MIR. Barrett Summed up in defense, ard Mr. Cochran Sur
veyor of this port, for the Go, ernrnent
A decision will be dersd tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

Tuy BHookLYS BoARD or HrALrn-The Board
met yesterday morning, the Mayer presiding, and
quorum present.
AID. OAKLEY presented preamble, referring to title
sec of the City Chorter, and the difficulty expe'
rienced by The Board in getting accurate n'or nanon
through the neglec Of hyr' ians and offered the vol
! wing resolutions in rfga,d thereto:
BrooIiyn be- they hereby directed to comply wi'h the
daily with the Beard Of Hea tn between III, hous
and 10 O'clock sni fay comply with the Provson
Re,olred That h. Re the duty oi each .n' every nnd
tster doing tu,l the City ~ Brock = transmit % he
Board Health daily between the hol" and looect
m true cory every certificate receied by him or them
physician other Peon or persons relative to the
cauae o IeAih.
The resolutions were upanimou-ly adopted.
The Health Warden Of the Eleventh. Ward re-
ported the Dead House and graveyard in Cauton
street, near Tiary "a a nuisance and that the body
Of a man, who had oed of yellow fever in Vas Brun'
street was brought there cart SATURDAY nj sht,
at - O'clock and aiowed TO lay in the cart outside,
till Sunday morning.
AID Walsh moved the house be closed and the use
OF it az Dead House Discontinued Adopted.
Coroner Reddng b-ing present, sad that he has a.
ways been exceedingly careful in regard to receiving
the bodies OF psties dying of uecous Diseases ani
that th house cleansd every twenty four hours II
If absolutely necessary to have place to put the
bodi.s Of such are drowned DE from other
essua es ard which may be required TO lay for day
| or ~ o for identification.
Aid Walsh suggested that il ought to be removed to
| the outskirts of the city.
The Mayor stated that it necessary to provide
place fer tie Coroner.
Officer Wet reported the existence of typhoid fever
at No. 81 Tillary street.
The Health Officer reported one Of vsroloi At
No 100 Prospect street; case Of smallpox at No.
1872 Gold street and ore Gaze Of yellow fever at No.
| UIion strett-sipce dead.
| Application made for leave 70 land the cargo,
COZ sistpg Of ,ides and hair, of the bark Frederick
| Deuirg from Rio GraDde Brazil She had permit
from tie Health Officer at Quarantine, but not 20
"proced within 300 yards of the City of New York"
| Permission refused, and the Board adjourned.
| RoBBERY.-Tbe house Of Mr. Peter Duryea in
Crsubery entered recently while he family were
sbssf in the coony TIE BURGLARS e their clothes and
tok foil which they found their hands They carried
| of with about 200 worth of property besides
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
sECOsD soARD.
seIe. Of stock. at PhiIadeiphis ..AuG ls

(Repored TO- THE n. TkisuSE b, }. n. B. Fay
sir,f Board -5n City RR g. r. r., 92i 800 DO, 9lfi
s'O City IS. s; $50 Perns Is. si; 50 Psnna kR, q u d.
2dsys 46! do ~ $50 CstsNisss RR. o's. lt loo 40
~; 2oO DO Ia so do b5 III; 50 CO. rs III! % Miaehiii
Rk = s4 70 mo''i. Csn,l trete ). Pc "a RI II;
edo Il: Eluira RR. "a 200 Long Island RH., l3i lW
ViotsbprgRR b5. 6, Pls.t.r-' Bank Tenn, 100
b,'Ts,n Bco,d,1% f.s-tes B1,s Tenn 100; 10 20 mon
Second oodrd-2j0 Scbuyl Nav 6s "a go 800 Chez ard
De- Cara IS, 56. co. 90 Reading R 42I p, psnn,
lots lct lC1 do %, 3l5 Gaia s1ssa r r. ~ 100 DO
s5wn l2i Al ln're b5 "a IS Union Bank Tenn 100
4G,r Pod,d- 10 BeaverN b5 53!; 30 Rescins K
lets b5 81 eco 90 days lots - 100 DO, b5 int, 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
LAW LNIELLIGENOK

COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-Aug. le-Before Judge
BRADY.
Isasc O. Barber ast. John Jack ct a.
Order of reft renee
Owen Prior sgt Peter Brylsnd
Order dismissng supplementary proceedings.
Peter A. Hollorde agt Aphonse Decon.
Oder of reference.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
Disasters, &c.

BR. ADIEu, Corbeit Glasgow, which ashore
Cape Arm of without ssstncs, after throwing
overheard part of cargo Wa owed nto Gloucester by the
United VxeD whence she Boston
18Th by the Neptune.
WHALING CLEoRA, OF New B.dford before reported
ost the Coast Of New insured in New Bed
fora for about Geo The ast report previous tho dsss
Jan Is Golo Passage when had $50
hORwEGIAS BARK tLosA Tb.e which cleared from Q,aboc
st for Lopdon, returned h, waeosged
Of the Advance She hsd proceeded voyage
far the Brandy Pos. when she became having
strups leak on her way down.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
PhIladeiphia Markets. AUGUST ls.

QUERcIrROk BARK continues CoTToS
scse full FLOUR 10 depressed and dul under the
foreign and buyers holding Of There is nothing
dong and standard superIe offered SO 500 Sc IS with
sales for home CoRS Neal Is
.sles BrsnoywiIe at 1878 RYE FLOUR Is quist s3 ~
WHEAT dull aid Unsettled under the bush sold
sre Saturday at SO for fair red and 556bi so
white but the,e not Oot.Labe 81 i0Hl -
tor tie VImer OILY being bd RYE stesdy. sales 1900
tUsh PtuLsy yysuia 81 75c CoRs is lower and 40 bush
Eo,d yellow sold at 6le lots far qua y 6'c
OATS s.v lower sales Of Southern &c. GROCERIES
and PROVISIONS Nothing little nothing doing
way of Gales WHsKY cOltL dull at S G57c for bhs aud
hlds.