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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
,lusiye. during the wears 1854, 1855 aud ls56:

We learn that the vote yesterday at the stockhod-
ers meeting of the Ohio and Pennsy lvana Railroad
Company, held at Pittsburgh was largely in favor OF
consolidation the other two lines having before voted
aiirmatvely the question of consolidation. 1t is
now one road from Pittsburgh 10 Chicago, under the
name of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company. The length is 469 miles.
The California house alluded to yesterday as be-
ing urder protest is Messrs. Palmer, Cook & Co. of
San Francisco agents for the payment of the interest
on the debt of the State.
The Indtpcndent Gays:
In the Dry Goods trade we have nothing to report.
Importers receiving goods and preparing their pat
tern cards and samples but yet ready 10 show
their stocks. Small early purchases being made
for the extreme South and West but there is trade
of consequence. The wooden jebbers the first To
move, which viii be the case Immediately after the
holidays.
Our European advices speak ofthe tendency Of msr
kets there to rise of prices in goods which lie limiting
purchases eectusy The later imports OF the sea
ron, there is every ason to believe, viii be small
Money is becoming cheaper every day in Loadon and
tends TO raise the prices Of manufactured goods.
The following is our weekly report OF failures, as
signments, &c.
Sls. C I,hsm, winoo,i VI, failed; goods attached.
ao~S .. about tiSosS Mr. Nee i.ass some time sine. l
psly upon Endorsement of bis fatherinlsP James Tidy
Madame Maiherbe New York City suspended owes sbout
5000.
Lueius Stone Troy, Y, assigned to n. b. sauires.
Rufus Barton Lsnnnsbutsh N Y. assigned to A. C. Twin
ing sId w r. Barton
s. Brown 4 Co, Phil.delphis, failed
w re Hawkins L Co., Phlsisp hia, failed
B. f. Henry, Greensbursh, Ind, assigned
james w. Scott, Washington, Ind assigned owes about
$1,000.
Wheeler Moss. Rockford, H., ssssued Henry sesn;
ON Martin Hsdison Wis., cold their rsceot purchases
In Just arrived Creditors threaten to disregard the
sale.
Jss g. Clark Clinton, Mich, assigned.
Smith Reese Kingston c. W. ssisned-
Campbell L Williamson, Montreal, c. T., f>led.
Hubert ruootts Quebec. c. l., faleS ofsrs ~ per
The report of the Rsilrosd Commissioners Of Con.
necticut states that there are in that State twelve
Railroad Companies. having . paid in capital of ss
7o2,3is, ard debts amounting TO A2,l65 $50. The
total length Of all the roads is 772 miles OF which 500
miles are in the State. The length Of double tack IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
tKCOND hOAEn.
saIes Of stocks nj philadelphia. .JuN 3.

tReport.d f1r TnE " Y. TRiBrNE. BY X a. g. FkY.l
SD. BoGyd!c 900 onion Cam. 81. 65 800 City IS 81
ZOO do e s C. P ss Sl0o6 DO C. P, si; so
Cam Am r. 80 sos 900 City 6s, 81 900 do, o;i
Mod Mod IS S. 90 assdlar 7Ss 200 Alss Co s,
T.. osl; To- susque -snnah Canal u; 80 DO, l2ti Is
Esrse Psn:yysOs " lSi i T0'Gn Gs 81. 3 S 10:
r 81 % cash Az; l6 M,cbsucs Bsat. s 100 Logs
Iss, 2. r., 81 iis; go do days, AZ $50 do ~, l29
Resdis r. t., 100 New Gren. Mining Co.. b5, Lehsn
Scrip, 64t a.. ,oo
Long Island r. H. days ~ 100 do f. % Susq Canal Ut;
AoIrs Canal b5 Isl 10 Farm and Me Bank days g.
UI.on Canal Gj 1000 City IS. lOn, days 81; 100 Long
RI "a; 81 Lshsh Nav. in lots Is; ~ Besv Mod il
kis 55I II Broad Top r. ~, lo6 schuy Nay Pefi b.
SI do 81 100 do b. 81 100 S;huy Nav, b. q do
d,ys zoo Morris Canal in lots Isl; mnehll r. r., 65s
io5 Susq Canal as 12t; 10 Readns r. di Farmers aud
Heehs Bank, days a; 10 Kentucky Bank days, ll3 49,
oar Bcayd-IO0 Schnyi Nav Pref b. 3lt 100 do do BY;
Morris Canal, lots, b5, 15t; 100 do, l6,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

,~r, s.,S yai,.asrphs ~ srtn Isn, ~ S,h"n1
b,So j. Psilss Robot e "a ~ ~ Rn.ssI tosSs1
an. esrsjsi + Lisihq.ni es'nA''' 'o'''
shs.-o { c. sAlso:l s s.assaH g ..Ss
49,, y.wsrt sod Jsess1Dvi!e, ibs ots:n 49,.
sIssseIS . w" rsn. s ri a.sss. L.sis
h :, Iesvsy MeAajf Whssloki - 70, is, ~
ti.eoI Y.,e. POrisrf,d L. Webb peran''
ussteI r..n,., Q, Jbn " B.. J.
g. Wh.sp., Co Lion, fd~1a' P.n.sso' .,,s. Be- IN
R R. e lane. H.nd Bro. fled, r.l fs.isPs' tsS
Hsns Jsss W Starr ss"r. Pn s'spns so - M.Son, ST.
w,Tp:'G1 pssl.y; Kate Bdsssp, Is,cr s's.2r a.
Dnrh.m Dimop Cabot seleI.on S'',s' wDr.y; River
Ga.er Fos.r Piv.s7s, Kepay E. SSs;.5sirs, e
n p "; nop s.s.on, rerry View. HAVEN, ns,'r
Prope ra<oay. Hand, Pm sdslpen :, " o't'''
Puitr VEN. Ramsay, bali more, o'om~ei'' L'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

lsup0 to ,retor ID, 'sr'h-' . mhs' Hs'a Of ~.
&C.. -. ,,.,n. ,.v,s. c.y,I. n =
H. 10 re- eh the ouer roads S8' airy ssssanee
" have bad The protest attes.ed esf,e ro'.y psnn.
,i Dwms b. u.inx every cAs ton u repaT bis -?
eIIeye be sill with the .ssss,es Of be ~rz resre,ses
consisD,es, wsse bic s.y ?. ~ .s,., 90
'1 sx4r.er Il letter E.-oo N,s. ~ d.,ss s,%,
june ~ tn, ana was sold yesterday With her ~
un.r She much .s,.rs ssd Va. SS .. =,
many .rast etpepse The sale o. The vssb
10y All Re, msierss sno1ntss 10 aIsp .f,ev
~ Sns a,cTrc J.Lmsn from philadelphia OF 40 ~ Ns
,,h An, and corn ashore a. oelocs adsy
,"";,o ?esh uli dnrus thick ios. 90 par oos
IS III. r,p,a.u coon aiser started fo' Se~Iof 70 Wo;as
81 Iva his absenee The vessel ~Ss g0 on ~ N
i.lsDser. AID broush 70 Neypoi' sn' ~ ~ Me-
a.. h.,.e and 40 ON the marine railways for repAns
scTs IRIs wshepseis with sesrgo OF sas.i; m .. ~
oh ~ lane on the reefs called Les J1dpes hso see
tain sbsn5oped hs vessel ibe hold wss i,l o. - ~
mr. lfth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

The Eighth avenue Railroad lays quarterly dVl-
dends of y cent the stock is bot offered in market.
The Sixth avenue Railroad pays semi-annuai dvi-
deDds of 3 cent; the last sale of this stock was a.
95 y cent The Third avenue Railroad pays quar-
terly dividends OF cent? the last sale OF this SOCK
was at 70 y cent The Second avenue Railroad we
have no returns from. The Fourth avenue Railroad
il not properly city road, belonging to the II 'rie
Railroad.
The Butchers and Drovers' Is INK has declared
semi Annual dividend of = cent, payable on the lJ!h
inst
The Eighth Avenue Railroad quarterly dividend
of y ceLt, payable on demand.
The Columbia Fire Insurance Company s'ini hd-
nua dividend of y cent, payable on the 9Th inst.
The Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, CT,
semi annual dividend of 10 y cent, payable to the
New.York stockholders, at the agency, No. ~ Wall
street on demand
The Clinton Fire Insurance Company, semi annual
dividend of 10 y cent, payable on the 9th list
The Rome and WATERFOWL Railroad, dividend of
81 y cent payable the 18th inst. on stock regis
tered in this city, at the Peoples Bank, No l42 Ca
nal street.
The interest on the stocks OF the City Of New York
due on the let of August, will be paid on that day by
A. " Stout, esq, City Chamberlain. at the Shoe and
Learner BhIk. Doohs WIN oc t'Vnou w tnc GU
inst but to accommodate the public transfers will be
permitted during the interim to take effect on the re-
opening on the lst Of August
The business of the Clearinghouse was large
e2s hoo 900.
The Alma steamer to-day took ESD, 900 in gold The
steamer on Saturday will take some seOO,Ooo
The meeting OF the bOndboders of Sacramento City
this afternoon not very large. About $4,000
was represented together with some $50 900 held in
Europe. 1t was proposed TO raise subscription to
cany on suit against the city.
There is no change TO note in the Money market,
which continues abundan'y supplied on call at sal =
cent. Strictly prime paper goes freely at 6a7 cent,
and is in moderate supply.
The quantity Of -four wheat corn and barley left at
tide water during the third week in june In the yeas
ls55 and 1856, have been as follow
Bbls Flour Bush. Wheat. Bash Corn. Bush Barley.
1875. .ls, Css 5s7,ss5 1j,2s2 ign
Incr. s2Sas 52o,bo3 Dec iOe,4ls ?,sls
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
de-watcr so far for the years 1855 and 1856, 81
follows:
Bbs Flour Brsh. Wheat. Bush Corn Bush Barley.
1855 .".2s4 sea sn,sos i'77S@a , MsS
Inc...Iss2 Inc. 1880 Dec. l,oc5.sn Inc 1854
Reducing the wheat to -four, the excess in the re-
coipts of flour is equal to lG2, 70s bbls.
The following table shows the quantity OF some Of
the principle articles OF produce left at tide water from
the commencement of navigation TO the 22d Of June,
,.oIrs;,.a du,;n, = xuara - lax and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
Passenrsrs Sailed

In steams.y lae,iea fro. B0'to: I1 LesCroS.M'e A.
. snS ~ W f EeTst ~
bard, r H. Dsns Caih.IHe Kelley, Taoms' oord, An
e %S:s Of ff BORON T. wo Of Tsuntonj b.
Providence John H" Of Sissryls I.g .I.H H' Of
Maine Dr. Houston, Of BelfsM Bun and wife Bra:
John hn ~ s. dc As; s CHENEY s1roa
h sss.a NJ sa:~ M I
and two insnt. s. hor.sy, D. Mensns + ssu:SeIs,
:n$ ni:st y Franklin, SswYsli R, s,:
BED Bee q Of Indiana 's" joseph si!ssHd: NJ A
Helen Of New Orleans; EdSsd Of San Ffanes.o r. o.
ANGEL B IF g 5San iaS
MeJam.s of Cspsdsi a. CLARK Of sr.dfIrd, G. R9ot
aoSp, aashes the Rev, Geo WStsisr Of c-oa,o T.
Stone boys Guelph c W the Hon Napier aobt
bsnT, fes.s and son Pes.e Ens.ad DAysdd; Dc
g,eo: and sd,o ct Vau.cs 10,
vesspi and servant Of Havana Rich Morrison residence
70 ha.gasIMi:. n o.n%s!l and George AI:SibaId Of
Boston. Cha; m.1s Of s M' Yo9i wM:01
R.sS " G Reeve. All j. C. Naii'd. residence not
s. ne .tsam.Sp 1ma 70, Harr.-Eos Bousers Fos Gnfc
s.adSn 19 s9s Nm Nine r. p5o : As S'Gi s
Mrs Albert ard friend Mrs. FORBES aud child Terts ronsrd
sSy 5' sieSsrieh nudSs Ps.quis Paul chsnaoa Mo-
bile; Dominique H. LemsIue, Ansu.tn Lopez c. Bsrsae
Beroche. Mrs. Benoche, Mr.. More Master Morel, p.
Thou aston Ms Maria Gino' Use Louisa Lositt M Berd
Mrs Scherch Miss Thomas Msssat, Alfred Trouble, Hecry
Demv e. Nhsle Savage, j. Doane. Rafael Cziddla Cipis
Broussin Joseph Grant Juan Duo, H. Vedrines, Mira We
' sab. s Bsls. sSa G:PSs
susbe Taume Mrs lie Bland Mrs Bernard Infant sld
ant Joa raume MIRA Cabran Mrs Kelly Aysss Dacomm
T. B. Mntun Bernard. Louis Tsume, Jean Bsp ists Tsus
Mass Gsute Louie sqaet Jean Bsptiste Abaye, Pierre
Michel, De bos Chsres Breckh, r. Liabsrd Louis Feon
Bepry Stuoutzti Laurent Pedtot A. Peter Jean Ss
lame Desey, Georse Shishnsnian Philip Tou'ner Subj
Henry Valet Balthsssr Cessaro Edward David Ch.es Der
nsrd Edward Micbo., L. Csban, La Csdo Master Kelley
Noursil Mis Msrie Ceuiete Mrs subt Ms Bernard Lsu;s
Lana A Kan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
PASSENGERS Arrived

IN the United Stds Mat Stedmshp Hermann from Brs0se
dad sesthaaptoa-A RosseTs esq ad servant, the Rev
DIR. Neville Mrs Vsndervo.t W. smesd, Miss S.eltz 5me
Mrs and Mrs Dse and servant Mrs Bsrse child and servant
A. Cbsrez, Madame A. Chsr.ez NIL Evnesine and Annie
Besad VIM. Vanderpoo Bearer Of Dispatches; z. Young
Robinson c. Robinson, Miss 81 Peters, A. Pshz Mrs.
Alelsnder, HeGer II. riDers, Scdmitt. q. r. lib
biek saer, j. stable, M SshIshuss " Gross Mr. Tos
EeDberg II. ". bates Ii. ctter. H. Belete, Mr. Sws
cell c. Richter, A $. Liteheld Z. Masters~n Mss Hsrte
field, Gsrde, Mr.. ard Mn smith, Mr. aud Mrs Poole, Mr.
Taylor, l. williamson Mrs TurIer three children and
r. Lennon, S Faniel, Mrs Psc's, r. Vandersuth. j. b.
Nar derguth, Frs. Vanderguth Mr. Dgbro:g Mr. Roster Mr.
Hone Mr. Charles Mr.. and Ms T. q. Stoddad children
and infant; Mrs. Srus, Madame Howard con Carton
d. POLAND Mr. j. p sekenkle, Mis- NJ y Lender H. " Len
der, hesna Brudser. A. Lyman, Schr Inm Finstew
pennDl Mas n Hssshsser Miss L. NJ. Schulz, Mis- L.
Mandelbsum Messrs H. Lobnsn and II. Lohmsn, DOLL A.
Meybers, l.. 6ro.sman and lazy Miss A. 8erck, Mrs A.
Schmidt Misc L. Dohmsn, Mise L. JArmick Miss Jarmick
Mr. Uhielder, Miss Msrse Mas Meschendoz Mr. William
Bake, hss C. Heyden Miss C. Cohen Mas r. Kneh Messrs
g. Drescher Chse Sti'ze Mrs. Strauss chd Messrs
w Draper les heyder. A. Fmsterre, Miss L. Ackernsan
Messrs VI gelber c. Fcke, Bshows j. Ahrens snd child
Nrs L. FuDk and too children Messrs g. sschtleber c.
Tedser Wile B. Brandes, kaoneyer, lady and child
Gaermeyer, lady and two children, J. Msnde( NJ Meyer
Madame A. sohichtiDs. M J. Rasmussen Total, ISL
Ford infant Mssex CHARLES Ford Edward Fod MIRA Las.
Jsanrensu6. ~
In b,s Kate -4ade,.,n r,on cxaf4<ao.-Csp, E. A. Ma
suue nse Of brig T. o. Holt condemned aud sold Ciene-
losD and lady.
n .fsosv Lir~roo' from Ha,so, LLGn4-w F. con.to.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
Receipts sfProsiaee.

R,.,nt Or Catl< bv le E,< Ravod, for Ae geek taae
Jul, WA Pernon to New York-sIl Hogs so' sheep 2
Csves Via Nevburgh-il3 Cattle, 6l3 Sheep 80 Lambs 81
Hoss s Calves vi. Bersen-2225 Cate, Horses $40
Sheep Hogs 81 Ca ys. Totaio2s Baoess .tsa Sheep
~ Norn Rirer Boats-22 $40 bbla Flour, So 500 bushels
wheat $500 DO Corn 500 do Rye pEes Provisions s.
do Ashes l5o DO Whisky - $500
~ Ere RaaroaS-I 7O6 bb,s Flour 40 pigs Wh.ky l6I DO
haas Provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

COFFEE-Rio has been qs'ei but hrm s.es OF ~ bst ~
but particulars for the present deferred s;es o. -, W
Jsys se e: 81 o q o aud '0
are in fs request, pice: arc ,n SUP p,
.ad Palm 'I Plain and Patent sreT without
change: sses Of the former al 4oc-the latter az Sc
Sal sodo oNewcs.s) At " 5 tun, DO eoi $500 70
Tsrtaric Acid at iOc.; e.sis Chsuome Flower at aS'
flour AND MEAL-The inquiry i. stil very active for
the grades Of aid Western toar hese are loo bet
sibous held with krmn-ss the close The arrival,
liberal but there u no Of '.oes 2s e. 70 ~
Extra STATE: So ioas- for suPe'fne Indian. and uopei
L - S 90 s. for q sO ea. oho Vps
fair to very good extra Ohio. and 70 7e@tIo ioi
for the trade and the British Provinces Tn. ary.l: fair
.al. Of 900 bbs Sc 5a % for superne 50 s5G 81 Is
S Se r.ds ss Of s 81. I =
good bIand. Baltimore and 81 "a e. i.v0's
o dr. superb Meal hrm sales Of Jer.e' at
<pSiPsWs notice sales Of scco Bshims sassrosf Pine
apples at SO soGssi sco Abaco Bifi'rEye a. ss "c"
'P GRaiSThs sem,nd for Wheat Is quite animated and
p les have further advanced &c p bush withsandns the
..e are sss c b s.S soalera whit.
mon TO fair bush white Genesee AZ ~ 500
sp,s ' Sss w1 ss, y so bush Musstse Spring
and % M Ho = 81 t and .s oG sa' 60
less seve Of 5000 bush 1885, f inferior 70 prme
. ne aIs s sos aud I'd wssr Com % "a, toe supply
sound moderate aud the sales are only ioo bush f20
isc for eislirs; SID for Eastern mixed; % sc Tor
Wesern mixed and 601ejc for southern yellow aud white
GUNNY-BAGS Boston quiet, with sales OF 100 bales
lie C to arri'e Nothing further has been done in
this market 49, 49,
GUNNY- CL0rH-Tke Boston Shipping List quotes the
sset 81. adv and reports OF 40 bales l5a
l5tc and 20 bal. heavy, the spot at l5- ysrd mos
HlDES.-The upward movement eontinaes with oiera'e
saos AnsOsturs general neld firmly sc sad Bae9o'
Ays connard The receipts noder ue. The ses In.
c.uce Dol Mexican Flint Is 10 &c, rejecting water dam.
aged 5000 Buepos AyIes Nc 100 Ansostura at & both
weight ant steol and so Green Sailed Western from
second hands at SC ell months.
HUPS-The market excited ana prizes A. tbs close are IN
the to-day about 40 bales at ga lie for
common 10 choice Eastern and Western 'hs later
so.ie large lot higher prices would have 20 be gwen
HAf-The supply Tot so .fse aud the Market Is hfm
Sales OF 81 0 bales a. $50 SIC. e 100 bs. 1900
IRON-The mak. for scotch Pig is firm but qliet at +9oe
ESQ 50. 6 mos =.
LEATHER-There fair business doing, both for the Es,
and West the advance. Oak hfm aud IN request
French Caskus and English sated Sheep dull The move
Ill H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05


src for Common and 81 oct for Lump
MOLASSES continues moderate demand and Is hrm; the
NAVAL STORES|seirits Turpeutine is in moderate de-
msDd rather lower figures sales 400 bbA q 5e css and
,.sdy ale. SO bb. ., 81 soat and delivered In iae
qualities learn OF further sales Tar IN good request az
ssss 81 the sale Of 500 Dbl: reported .., issue
imprinted it should read u % T. eoL. fiteh nominal
OILs-Fnsh Linseed under favorable sdvces from sbro,i
has been in better request; Gales tGns 70 rI.s
spspirs Be under the above quotation and
cabs 6om doek re also oo ssan; from store s!s
coutnue dull Manufactured os quiet Lard Oh firmly
s.i At tie :s';'s :.S Olive snd 3s pa s'ss s. o
quarts and - S 81 50 for pntA Lard Oil dull at Sc
PROvIsIoNs-A firm market for Pork, bu, the demand Is
light SO 5oa so ID tor Mes; II 3 for regular Prime and
g. ga % 70 % fG9 a:e il ~ se' III. s s:u..
sr the city trade; sales Of go Dbl. 81 SdeS Is for
Pn. So 5ea tlO for country Mess sse si for rep:eted
SIC Beef Hams dull at siSd s6 Bacon very scarce
soG lie tOI Eo.,s Of Western ;S.ea sides 20 notice
GOOD demand sales Of ohbd loiaoc for Hans aud STA
s .U sS: e. Of SO s and es ia Butter
dull ard hs.vy I2ai7c fer Ohio, AID ia e 70, State
RICE h steady AID moderately setiSe; '>es Of Il" t1 st ii
SUGARS continue and in f.r request Speeu.o
Are up and there and the trade and rene
chase with reedom sales Of 800 boxes Porto Rico sod
Cuba for the former AID for the lser Ass 40
SPICES-We heard Of sales Of Is Ssss Pimento ct lie
SKINS We notice sale OF 1850 . infsnor Texas Deer
.; l6e
sEEDS-Rossh FLAX Timothy and Clover Seeds have not
y.red materially OF Calcutta Lnseed we learn Of sales Of
Boson OF bags arrive at something above 81 90 c,sh
sPELTER-The demand 10 moderate; holders krm q;
o. l3s
SHOT s,sssy 7a7.c for Drop and Buck, lie" cent
cash. Bar Lead u steady a. SIC.
THINE market for Tn Plates eou,i1 ues duh q II IS
Ell 6 for common brands and Ell Sa ell 81 tor prime ID
A .. ;ss: 70 Ss .seHs a.as -. se ssT ,s
ssht reduction from iernsr fsures Coke Tsrns quiet
ct <sElQsa
TEAS have ruleS very quiet bu. rr:es retain rmue.s
ToeACCO-We Isuee further ss!ss Ct ~ hhG KsI.sciy g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

The demand for Flour has taken soout 10000
bbls to day. of which considerable portion was
for export. The low grades continue TO improve
and are 10 to aOc higher The better kinds are firm,
with sses of about so 900 bush Wheat the market is
again &c. better, notwithstanding the advance 10
freioh,,. Com is firmly held, with good demand In
Pork there is 10 marked change, but prices firm
Groceries are firm, bu. without important change.
Sellers of Cotton stl decline TO meet buyers, and the
Transactions very limited.
Land Warrants inactive, but prices are a little
higher. TA~'apsOs's Bank Note Reporter quotes a.
E,loes:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

Broys At ST. sIMon's ISLEr AND souSD The S.oy'
:, simon's Inlet and Sound have been sHsfs'a :" A'
outer Bar Buoy .l,se 6 elias. Nun ?: med ,sS s
As ;;sss %b SI ss sn .. by
in "bits placed in is :. los c on the $500.
s sSss % .' s. saon: [sh bears b, w,w S'r
P0, OF psSs' U.: :seOS Nun painted .h ia. No
IN a fec, r:.T . IST nSs 10 iss on u.
. sSr; h.a .u,sqrs Simon. Light bears By Nan
SgS l pC sosSa Se Lover " eoa
el.. Ss5,o; , t o *. &i
i ~ e mate mate. 4 s 0w ss ss.Sn. Light
EbyE North gon. q Jee.y .seol Dy Nun painted red
ns Ne Vim "hse Placed N is s meath,
s,sS .Ser as North point Of Jecfy bear. sron'
WICK Pom. ", bys. ,,., .s. y., ,.ia,.s
re. eR sh 9 .:'s :: y, SS or d.
,s,s Of th ssns%l Pos Ss.I
Of JeciyI Creek bears $ IT,; a.. l.A, 20
bear NV. BY W Nv while in shop' water Ihi: sssn1;,
ss You TO the Outer Bar snoy snh nig S
SOM ..ns the 'dOy' e'r SaSlc 81 's soasIs
"'''e D'' Lighthouse Inspector, sixth District
Charleston, s. c., June y, 1856
Broys At ST. ANDREWS l.Lrr AND Sow, IN: say.s
O. Andrew. Inlet Sound have been arranged n 'ne oh""
Bar Buoy second e... painted red -sn No i,o s
sa he entering L,,s SuS pH (, L S
Middle Buoy second class can, painted red with No. !,
placed In ~ feet water Al loS tlde neG sno us
North be le the ssrboard h.nd enter
ins Cumberland Light beans W. BY ~ so0fo point o.
Jeckyl N. w. w. 49,, .-,,h ~
In white 10 pla.ed In 81 feet water at low tide neT dy
sboal Az must be the po hand entering Cemoena
Lisht bears w by w. W.. South point OF JschJ ~ W.
In the Sound is the Middle Ground Buoy second e.ss
csn uanted " h and bisck horizontal strT.si pesed
10 tide, point OF h al Running dovn LOO
the Sss River Desry the mid Of tho sound seess
must OF pats westward Of Cumberland Lsot sean
& by = iE np,r point Of Jectyl IN
Bnoy Al the entrance OF ssls River second esee eau
painted with No. white placed To ten tcet wses
A. low tide c the port hsnd ents1s me
liver Cumberland Light bemsS BY Outer roHt Of 'eesJ
NorE-In ram Ing in for ST. Andrews Bar BRING the Llsht
20 bear w. by N While in four IA ms wsscf. tnis
bearing Gill take 70 the 0sr SnoJ men nsai
the notbwsd, until the Middle BUOY No IN rsnss rsr
Light Ito avoid two lumps In direct lice W oy
between the Buoys when steer f IL, passing the oah
ware. From this Boy an wby W. course VIII "AeJos
into the sound
~ " ~ G. MANTGUALr MORRIS,
Lighthouse Inspector, sIth District
Charleston, o. c., June Is, 1885,
Tho Alta California ssys We learn from Capt. Tmm OF tho
baIk Issbes ibis that he passed IN lat end loa
Of Birds Island which laid dewn on
the chart N and between Ions lS5 and 1851 and IVES
unable 10 discover them He states that his chr nomese Wa
correct that the weather clear when he
passed the lat and Ion. indicated on the chart.
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DisolrsiDs Cte,t-, $500 CT &c ir''-'s, -
o9o 81
The .mpo-,s Of by Good- r. Tie ~eea t,Ve
been l.,eely in advance OF he same week 81 '-'
year, berg s2,7ol, ele sgsn, l,@-o,2i. TIE dei'
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n, r,ihs. The .osds have co.'s v b ;heu equ2mep.
t?e. sc3 CO.. TIE Nov Yo-k ard Ssw-Haven hoS'
has coet eel, isl mile; the New Haven ana epnns
fed, go, geo the Dancury ard Norfolk, "h'cn - Tue
cheapest road in the State by one. hah pe1ny Go,'
only SIS SOL mile. The number Of men empoTyedou
the roads IL 2,oss The New.York and New hs'en
koad has carried 1859, 572 passenger, whicn :
almost many all the other roads puf eI
The New.H and Springfield hss carried a4'iooS.
The sross earnings Of al the roads tor The yea, n'o
been O., 534, e3s; net earnings. o., Hs9; DIVIDEND
s3e4 lel; surplus s4s7, 2i5. On Elk rosds have ae
chred diyidepas and OF the e3si isl thus pad the
New Haven aud Springfield Road ha; paid .E'9V w.
On the subject of accidepts they say there have been
but few since the Norwah disaster IN 1850. During
the lest wear not one of tn. 3ol il9 passengers ga
received ,b. slightest injury The year before only
two passengers were inimed out total OF 2ooooV.
We have s copy Of the statement OF the A''ignee'
of N. Sis. Nye, Brothers & Co. o! Canton Ihi-
house has been eminenIy successful in losing money
having sunk annuslly about 100000. Among the
a.sets will be noticed Paintings by Old Masters,
600, 900.
sTIrEMESr Of the hpprorinate E'f,sdse 81 ne " aSo
Liab,!i.ies OF tAe Esiatc Of Wye Breiaer' Co..
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK.

steanship-Alms Rrl Board. Hsvre, L. NJ E. D. Pos.
ner Co; Atlantic, Eldrdse, Liverpool T. X Colina
shpe-Brdssvster, Bustow, Liverpool Roekistf, Dru
mond Liverpool Tspscott Co. g. Go ~en Burgess Liver
pool. srow Burgess Fleet Wing. Hoves San Francisco
John Earle Hermne. ,Brenl Rssehsn, Richmond Psven
s.sdt Shumscher.
Bs,is-r.eysers, Carver. Br.ao., wssA, Carver chsss
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solve - bssss HsvsIs, Iar rev crop 9" N'n'
rreo Ard 8 esss seed@ssf Of fovi@. -. -. q -
WHIsEY--rhe nArtet better se' 10 ~ ''e' y.
hhs OLo ard PriHn 81 pd5ofc
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HIGH wArrR..s. ...fHIs BAY
Sandy Hook. e:55 Gov lslsnd . He'll Gate.