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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09


There was moderately active Stock market this
morning, especially in Erie and Toledo and prices
were firmly sustained At the Second Board the
quotations scarcely as strong and after the
Board the leading stocks were offered at decline.
Reading the heaviest stock, being 81 S5!, having
been So. Eric closed at 6O.. The sales were about
1000 shares, touching 602. We cannot learn that
there any clique taking hold of this stock The buy
ing is very general nthc Board Panama finn, sell
ing at az, buycrsxty. Ncw-York Central remains
unchanged, the market being freely supplied at So.
About one half Of the transactions Of the day were in
the SHARES of the Western Railroads OF Toledo over
1000 shares sold the market showing an improvement
OF cent. Chicago and Rock Island was 95, Pitt
burgh was active than OF lite and advanced TO
3'. OF Illinois Central COO shares sold at ITO regu-
la1and Hog buyer sixty. The land sales of the first
three days of September between 80 900 and
500. COO which is unusually large Milwaukee and
La Crosse sold at 67l, and Milwaukee and Mississippi
IA buver int Illinois Central Railroad Bonds vrr.
very buoyant, and advanced to 81. with sales Of
SGT 200. In State stocks there nothing done
Tie market FOR exchange is quiet, with good
supply of bills, principally bankcr~ Rates are the
same a. by the previous steamer. Sterling, 9o9i
cent, with few sale. above Q, q cent. Franc, III
Gj.Ij.
The Heights 10 Liverpool rather heavy. The
engagements arc 1000 bush. Gram at I asd; 80
bbls. Four at L. Cd; 100 tuns Logwood at LIS. Cd
To London: Grtin at Sasgd.; Flour at >. 81. To
Glasgow 20 coo bush. Grain was taken at Sd
The business of the Sub-Treasury was; Total
receipts $2l4sO3 o. payments $27 1856 II; balance,
sl3, 6SI, $50 S.
1he1e IL no new icctare TO nece 10 the Money
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The inquiry j, good aud fair bu'ines, na, tIai
h. =, i60iir mostly IlQllc.i and l5o bag Java al Al
dli.c 1900, ~, ,.s ,,- We.t.rn Canal T..
.,, -, rart owing 20 the Indictment weather aha ths
ttu 80 o, hod,r The export inquiry i very Unit
lad. purchase only thriT present wants lHe az er
III a, ~ lOa ~ 90 tor to good satej 20 D."
20 10 for Sut.rhne - ~ 10 ioT common 70 GOOD Ono
- s5G - IS Tor fair extra oAiq 1a 20 10,
"a - tor extra GeE"sc" CanaHian o! -, sotr
mail nlr. Of exfr. braid- a. 70 500 - 10 s2u'Nsth
ava, IN rood rscu,st for shipment and III" local ustr
,, II 400 bbls. ~ 5a - oo tor my 70 sooS ~ 49,,
irand Baltimore Alexandria Sc and - e'd io IL
e fancy and hraud Rye foqr J. hrin put Sa,e H.. s
Of IS bbl- - 25G - p Corn yea" i "a - n
$3.50 SO for jersey and l2 for Brandy"ne ana 81 "
10 GFRgAlSTl inquiry fair Tor Wheat but the Offering. Of
nrue are no. larse 'hs together win the rN'teH,' pr
kd CHI, BUSINESS the als include ?'cG bush t., 81
southern - - 6'o hush tar NE So"S bn.b f1
Wtc Western at : 81 ana 9o bush new ni'. ,'lsuS
he tr.t II the supposed az 10 h,e Is ' S si
OIL bush. AZ Nc, anu l"'
fb Sc Oats are dull and heavy at 10 3c for STATE and
a 4Cc fr Western. Bari sqwrt At - oo4 I'm, J
ia adysnced prices asked; the sales l6 geo bush az oo.
- ,r W,.ru Mixed 81 070c. for southern and northern
yellow 7oQ7jc for fair 10 good southern "m'i a." "'''
tor AGsA, Boston .ac have been made ofloo bales
GUNSYCL0TH-The Bo,tor Sappiag Li't report; the
ed and price. for the most part toulnai inetr
i none in fret hands. aud early arrival are held oi very s"
|HAYTe shipping demand fAir aud holders hn sales OF
go bai,s AZ &C. a &C. g 100 II. ..-.,o,
HOPs-Thcrc very !i.le doing W. qoie IN a.
and l3dl 5c, Tor 1859 Inc '''' S'' 0'' - ~
LIME"Rocklsud quiet &c tor Common aud III 81 fol
LPATHER-EIemlock aud Ok continue in good demand
and are very French Ca'kins and English s"'e '"ee
NAvAL sToREs-spt Tqrpeiine j. more qret tOd.y
,ueh rric. aud general feeling not apparent chsri
300 mis- AZ Al = &c Crud. varied; quote
~ 5od IS 75 Common Rosin is steady, with sales OF 500
al oeering at "a 25 City Pitch commands former prices
R7cLIPrs EXPORTS OF Naval stores FROM me Fort oil NJ
York tor the week ending Sept b. 1885, '''o comparative
totals tor 1855:
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Markets. .ReDort,d By 1eiesroph.

Nrw.OsLE.s. Sept. 5.-CorTos-saes today lS% osle'
We ouoe new Nddluz az ollie and Fair 81 ~ 49,
Ale. f III. week SEQ bales. The receipts 1t the week have
FL $3.50 bales against e6i bales time last year STOCK
Is 40 bales .gaiust a. go time last year.
O.wFGo sept. 85 p.m.NHEA in good demands sales u
i n bush CauaGil Michigan md Ohio including 200 prime
uhite .daa Al 81 arrive. Com hrm sales 1wD
bu-h BAILEY ia active d~uiand sc. 100" bush
Canadian az .. CANAL FKEIGHTs-h heat liz
and Com g. TO NrwIurk. LAKE IMPORTS to-day p 49, bush
heat 408I bush. Com. 6.8f7 bush. Barley. CANAL TX
Corn. 49,.
BUFFALO Sept Q. 6 p. m-FLorR unchanged sales TO"
bJs - 81 tor GOOD Nsan: o. tor choice 20
TIA Ono indiana and Michigan WHEAT dull sales 1000
bush ar IiDsl - for Illinois Spring Al u tor Red lndi
80. ,ud ia - for White do. Canadian Corn held
firmly; se- bush. at 52c OAT- hede lover sales
goo u lh ~ $50 and 5000 bush. arrive, CSC RYE
ouie, WHEY 50'. CANAL FREICmTs-l5c. for Corn aud
ia for NewYok. RECEIPTS for the 70 hours end
iug AZ noon today: 1918 bb Elour l0a SO bush Wheat;
20 IS bush Corn w. ~ bush O,- CANAL EXpoRTs-72 05j
bush Wheat; lOl 90 bush Corn; II, 90 bush. Oats.
CHIc $50 sept 2. . D. m.-NHEAT dull, with declining
teIdency shipments Buffalo 3 cco bushels Corn da and
prices tie lower shipments fsio II j0 bush FREiGnrs
hrn, with upward tendencSJc tor Flour; lj for Wheat
and lie for Corn 70 Buffalo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

THE sTrAMTUC TITAN recently ashore Squan Beach IL
. total LOSE Insured for > 5000
sTEAM-TrG TITAN (before reported) left this city .,
o'clock THURSDAY night for PhUnix Island Oh the r
John Curer and at o'clock yesterday morning got sSOt-
about three miles south Of Squsn Inlet letter from Capt
Bovine the undefw ers agent she much damsse1
sud full OF water aud that from appearance she would b.
total loss Capt Russell stgs Of her left the
city yesterday afternoon with and wreckng schooner
SCI iron braced thou ghot. The Titan the larsc.,
the harbOr since the loss Of the Leyahan being
about Us uns. and valued about $4,000 She
built by Mr. Thomas Coyer about back is but
partially insured the Board Of Underwriters having
Il ia her.
ISLAND oMr. her passage from Nantucket 20
Hysnn ih fell in with Isabella Berry from
OF Africa June for Salem with loss Of rudder;
her rudder n gale OF Bermuda but shipped tempo
Tsry che, Which she lost 81 ins OF Nantucket The Island
Home towed her INTO Hyanns.
SHIP AMERICA, which put back New Bedford after col
on with The Aenes Leeds has been partially discharged and
tskou tho railway. Tie damage Is serious She VII
have ne" piece pat into The ppe portion Of her STEM no
cutyater.
TELEGRAPBIc dispatch dated Quebec 9Th inst states ina
bark Lord ByroI Gill with coal, ghereiron or toln" 40
sia,es), is ashore - Madame Island. . e,
StHR. ELIZABETH b. ELwELL, from fha pms 70 's'
vile, with coal returned p evening Of 3D. hsFnt n Iu
into day below Reedy Island BY .chr Joh l.
Port Republic n j. The T.. had rail ana 1u""'' os'i'eo
aV sy, stanehous broken, and toress ton ID A.. ae
CAPT. BRows Of the brig Aims from Sass ~ T. nt ~
reports: Aug the American ship ,olch rs rom n1s,oh
bound 10 Nw.Orleaus was wrecked on the gingerbread
Grounds cargo OF dry goods &c, saved IN good cDnmton
Aug - the Br bdg Baltic. from Ragged Island with salt,
bound 10 Nassau was wrecked on the Green taysi vessel
4
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from this time Some Of oar c'iLens VINO may I,
away until December will on reaching noun, INV, , ,'
,L.y mr.. within reach OF the Pacific coast III i'" J
r., M Nv Orleans. and of san Francs" IN ~ -.
,c.,n. steamboat from New Orleans WIN 'a''. '''
.lo ,i.rd loy In fn, Coa'Iaooa"os. aad me mex uy
will find l.in on ihcrway uP ih" III ,'a,' XIV,
,,,,,rt ari ~ or zen day will land mem ~ 'n'
Frat,H-,o. /, will be- l,'at event "r me cum.
aI ,or,;rlorly for thi- city. and VIII Work W
change in the routes OF communication oc,w'1n W.
Aa,.ic stats Capt. Smith states maj me lrea'lm ,
of tbo Amcrcans by the natives ana the h
was f the most friendly kind that h'y "cre uu'u D
the inhabitants rs persons VINO came 20 '"i'
i.,s, ',,',,, ,b, country and Ia give employment
Ilc rights Of exemption from iaN- rfl'i 10 wv. no
na.y =, ,l.ir grsnt we're scrupuos-ly observed py
pa! , he .ity of Mexico whore all partic- appear
to IT, warmly Interested for III. c%np[ aos % %bch have
'l's :I,d M tl, North OF the nd'sposit'oa OF I'M
frendn,ss Of the Mexican authorize , o Sn iS vent vent
=. Vora Gmz in the Company steamer 20 pur' ha9e
supplies ami tools which were scare On 'e br rany
'e"s,n an n. I,ihmus but il has moi ob'iruciea 'he
work for single day.
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MAKRIE ID.

BROWk-MANTLE-At the residence OF Lieut. w ID. Graft
Thursday evening September By Justice Anderson,
Captain James Brown Sarah f. A Msuc only daughter
u John Mantle London. EuxiA
BKOWN-BtCkLEY-in This city Thursday, September
a. the K,ctory OF ~. Luke's Church by the Rcv Spor
Chauncy * Brown Of GTeenbush Reu..oi,er Coun,v 20
Harriet y. Buckley Of New York N
DuFFY-FLASAGAN-In 81. Peter. Church on Thursday
August by the Rev. Nj Dumins Hugh DnHy -, Wrcs
ter, Miss Annie NJ Flanagan Of this ciiy.
DENMAN-KELLY-At 81. James Churcl gr,,tlvr ,,
Thursday September T. BY the Right Rev, r.hop I,gllar
Charles l. Deumsn, esq United States Consul a Acplc,
Of stIsdbslly Queens County, Ireland - '
PARKERTOL-COOK-In this city, ~ the NJ + Parsons,.
Tbirietb street, Friday, september :. BY 'he Rev
New Haven Conn.
SHIMFALL-PERRY-A Monticello, n. Y. Wednesday
evening September by the Rev. r. {. ShiuIr- Richard
e. Shimea IT, Miss Henrietta T. Perry. daughter Of the
late Marshall Perry, esq both of the former pl.cc
VAN WINKLE-MASON-On "Wednesday, September 3 in
the house L. Preston, in Decatur by the Rev = NJ stone
Mr. jacob W Van Winkle OF Union, n. j., 10 Miss Harriet
A Mason of Wexford ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

PROVISIONsA moderate business doing in Pork the de-
naId entirely the local tsde the sales are 30 bbs at
ri 30 tor Mess and o. Eli - for Prime Beet is fru
and in tsir request the trade sales OF 800 bbs. al -60
~ Prime 80 p for Country Mess and s Od I'll for
Rpaoked Mess Lard quite buoyant and Ill good supply sales
30 bb i3 l3c Gut Meats very quiet at u Sc
for Shoulders 9d9sc. Hams. Bacon il il limited de-
Butter in good demand at l5d 49, for Ohio
and i60 &C. Tor Cheese il in good demand Al 8o9tc
FISH-Th- market for Dry Cod i very hrm, with sale to-
day Of quin - 81 ~ tor Bank aud 81 Is for St
George. In Mack,Tc there l. nothing OF moment doing
LEAD-The market continues quiet At former quotations
OIS-Thc d,nsnd continues good for English Lineed; the
,upply light; Notice small .slcs only AZ 81 oa o.
Crude male Is quiet did learn Of any sales to-day
Refined Oils before noted Crude Sperm hrm Lard
Oil continues firm AZ 94c 81 cash and months Tor "ho"
parcels Rcd Oil is without change we quote at ooa 'oc cash
and time.
TIN-TL.re i. only noderat, business doinsi prices 're
unchanged; .aes!of ~ slabs Bsuca al DC, cash.
SPICES-We hear Of sles OF Is cases Nutmegs AZ s'c'
HIDES continue very firm and oil available stock IN store j.
readily aken full prices sales VI goo Ansostura Of % ana
$40 Dry Sailed Para at Zoe. e.-,
SUGARS continue rather unsettled ana qet 'sr' % ~
hhd.., .o.tly Cuba at Tdo.c. --,,,, 800
WHSki-Thc MARKETS lower with saes OF ~ oos az '-u
- c.; the latter price for smell lots. ,o~ ,, % .
iRON-Ihc inquiry isir for Scotch RI AZ s1.a 90 %
months. 5000
SALr-A fair demand FOX Liverpool -.e' Of 1850 sack.
A.htoni- AZ ~ ~.
.JfAf f al ii -. tarh
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Exported for he n. Y. TRIBySE Icy J., r IL B. fRy)
f0.i Bo0,d-l,oOO Penns H. II. d. ID Mtg, So; lOlM
City II. r. lots. 90 201O City S. New. 3D. $751; ~
Penn .. S. 50 81 $40 Lehieh &c, 20 9i 100 isn'ers r. IL
90; Ssd Canal 6s days, t5 300 Reading Bd-
70 dsys s6. 100 Catawsss Il. r. 49, l2 % Pcnus. H.,
49,; no Bcsv NJ r. r.. So 100 Reading r. r. - % 10 do
al: do cash 10 Lchigh Nav, 81, 73 ~ HrT.burg
r. r.. %; % Morris Canal, lis; 20 TO-, b. l. 100 Long
Island r r. 49,; Bank of Kentucky days 100, ~ Bank
Kentucky ll2, IL City Bank So 10 Commercial Bank .!
Bank cash, 20; II Euk Of Virginia dsSs HIS;
500 City IS - 90 81 Penns. X. H.. 40.
Bef.ceen Boords-l 0O0 Reading r. H. Gs 20 @. 2So tY
r. H. BE- ~; n Penn H. r.. fa 100 Reading X. IL. cfsi,
AZ - Beaver Meadow X. H.. -; Commercial Bank, 20.
Second Boa,d-1O Morris Canal Prcd s. s 10 do 90 loo
do cash. III 200 do b. IA, 100 Reading X; f2i 80 do,
SOL , Girard Bank. III.
1er BoGrJ-lo0 Morris Canal b. II, 10 Peuna K H.. W;
Cn.faNfis.n Il. Il. L
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1U.1RI.NE Journal.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

se,n.lip Onak,r CITY Shufrdt Havana. Smith Pstr's'
Ships-E' L. Hedges Liverpool LeTesa toi Ih""'''''
Fireman. Francisco. sutton 4 CO. =, -. rl;,be
6Barks-Leo. Nj Comi,k Havana Agnei. III
SIhorn Savannah Durham Dmoni lola "nhi' f'N"''
mia Walsh Carver Chase S.sor Nil.
rBre,-Hore Biddle Belize j. Jrx; .e"d Sr,""; sa.
land j. : Whitney c.. Mars Bailey r 70 Via C,r
N,aLbor & Co; *. X. Est.n, Eaton Portland VAT H. 4
- g. ase: N,hra.ka NJ addsn. Ciudad bohVss, D.
Knnhard,; Mary Lowell Bancroft Ph,"d, ph,A go, O.
r. ib,,. y Ior,,t. Psrse Oporto H. d. Bro"Anih Vi
Srhoonars-W C. A'waier Mesrs, Aehandf,s N.'' -
,bo.,. n Huutle, Hammond. Baltimore MAii''' i]oi'
0,e,sn seaman Lark Baltimore. msser lno .famst'
Richmond H. Peron; Reindeer tBE mn Ann.
NJJ,fou Co; A Hewstcd Boston
cole civ Point, J. Hunter. L. r Myers "',k 'rhs,o,
n Mathews g. NJ Robertson, Morrow, Bm oad"s f'h""
Inn Jones.
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Pa.scuset.- Arrived

IN steamship B0rcooae from Hir,-M,.fs 'sss' S,nun.
,, "a C,tuc and son Andre Muller Giuard, tua Boui-
Iro,, s,h,rr Gsuaud, Guot Ociasane Lsdoyic Bfoa-
o. Real, Dominique Madame f0urner and chltr'n
Nm. J1Il.u Mile Becker, Madame Sandy. M''srs Alsy,
Law Bsndry Dus. CouT, RaVa I'll.noye y Llda9e MILO
Ksf and IN David Mos Madame Hesse and sons NJ Gull
i.b.au MADAME and infant Capt Hamilton Ny ID. Folly anf
In N,ssr Gssuur Detroit Mrrmine Land Fa.tor ana
ADV B.iuc and LADY, >nnr Pegrne ciss and aiy Per-
r Cu,ur Richard Schick Madame Won PICK NJ Foursni.
idv and child T. Beruab, r. Lsnsbsry aud lady A"s-rs:
ScIondorf Essinscr Dt and child Chas lisr Plot ma
ladv Madame Nalat Ms, NILE Rsone NJ rrf'a'"' ''S
and servants NJ. De Bach lady and 3chidT"i'
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R,lLgo.D TRAFFIC ~ July, 1856.
l,rs.. -.Tu.

b. dcductng ifty Z cent nom Tue above cent
gross earnings. We have the net for the month";
Tie Wheat Crop Of 1856 j. estimated by The ca.
fpnqH Price Current, at ten per cent increase upon
any former year. and make the following estimate Of
the quantity raised in the several states emitting those
not worth counting. The editor SAYS We have care
fully examined the ad,ices IN regard to the present
Wheat crop from the different States, aud ieelJustifed
i'll q, ing the following figures a. the quantity OF Wheat
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PhiladelDhia Markets SPpT Z

Tie rainy weather and anxiety 10 obtain late European adj
vices, due, have mostly suspended operations to-day i'm
BREApsIvfTs and CorroS, and there very little bushes.
doing The FLOUR market has undergone change The
export depsnd j. quite limited but with light suppe. re
doced 'toch and moderate inquiry for home cop.unptn
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COURT CALENDAR. TaIs DAY.

SUPREME CoUKr-GESEKAL TERM.-No day Calcn
will made Causes il ready, will BE- .ken up
ther order. - -.
SUPREME CoURr CTRoUT.-Ncs. 3l6!. 327, 31S
20 $50 Sj 49, 3S3 50, So, $50 So SO S'9, Sft-Od
No.. $50 sO so2 so5 co., s6 ss7 900 81, si st 81, s45
SO $50
The Court order that from and after Tuesday. the
Sh inst fifty day BE- placed upon the dsy cs"uaer
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The September Term of this Court commenced yes
serdsy Judge Morris and Justices Emmons and hoon'
Grand Jury: John A. Cross foreman; Edward Ferry, Carrot
Bergen Daniel H. Feeks Daniel T. Schenck John o. Bergen
finer John Carroll George g. Herman Isaac Brinkehoh,
Hiram X Hsskns; James Mullen Thomas Van Zaaat VIM
A. Harris, D. b. Hasbrouck VIM Hunt VIM NJ McCutoh'
con VIM. Cartwright, Joseph Osborn
Judge Morris then charged, dwelling at length upon the
evidence required 10 find indictment IN relation 20
pse proceeding; upon the subject OF 1000
and receivers Of stolen goods The duties OF ponce
Ind or head the Judge that "to compound OF
punishable by imprisonment In the state Prison for
has recently been pepetaed in THE city and am
determned, II be possible that the persons connected "h
This in aluson TO the recent rape case where ho Two
female witnesses have been abducted
,stence Offices practice carrying deadly and
in regard the jury system after explaining It's nature as
contemplated by law, says;
In practice aJury is frequently composed OF men whose
highest ambition is dollar per day. They easily distinguish
sbe their and conduct; they have visible occU.
patton be hanging around the City Hall seeking
lob they particular aud occasionally make exits
shilling sitting delberaon upon jury Justices
Court; they professional xcusiyey modern
production known the DAYS Of Blackstone Kent
the integrity is considered questionable; the evidence IN
governed BY prejudice the limitations OF the Court
or the lawyer who happen. to be n ,hcIi good
gr.ses lawyer SEES Il, 70 lay aside he IN, msnaoSd cd.
Hospitality, his chances OF success considered good
Whether other Arguments have potency with these men
IL they aside the ground Of Tegusry
disqualification like OF flies brushed from abl, they
immediately their seats in the uyboN with threats
profuse ali who dare question their prerogsye
wsh TO distinguish between those who occasionally called
y remarks apply 10 the sernot to the former If these
men be supported BY the public have doubt
than be compelled submit their
elson The practice has TO be au iuolersble
sance and should be Abs;ed.'
The Judge also called attention 20 the Usury and Election
Laws Lotteries &C. aud the jury retired 10 their sbor
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W'haler.

Arr At Fdsarown Sjth uli ships Richard Michel and Ma
~ Brock Nantucket 10 i for whaling sd 3D. schr wash
iIgtop Blspkenship Atlsrtic Ocean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

The business If the clearinghouse was 50 $4,000
We hear of $500, 900 going over 10 Boston for the
steamer.
The annexed statement exhibits the cost T. mile, the
gross earnings y mile in the month Of July. and the
eros, b cent earnings cost for the mouth. Of the
most prominent Railroads in this market:
R,ugo.p July, 1856.
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This is unexpectedly large. The Mineral Point Road,
connecting the lead regions with the Gaena Road VIII
be completed 10y the 1t of October, and will be the
natural outlet of all t heavy traffic Of that section OF
country to market II j. now necessary to cant the
lead TO the Mississippi River. This road viii be
valuable feeder to the Gaena and the Illinois Central,
and these roads have guaranteed sufficient draw
back On tn, busincss brought to them BY Mineral Point
Road to give the latter road income of sJ6,OOO =
nunun-suiiicicn to pay the interest on all the bonds
The earnings of the Macon and Western Road in
Angus. rtits, ~
1855 r'eo ~
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Rcccipts Of Produce.

Bv Nr,t Rirer BootJ ~ bbs Flonr 900 basn wh't,
~ 40 do Corn 1850 io. Oefs 800 do bsH"y - pas.
Re- r,ic Rci,aad so bbls Flour G2 bfss What. 81
ptgs WHISKY l. DO Asts 81 1o Oh Cake ~ s",' Os' ~
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSyONS-MoNDAy, Sept 9.


Michael Manning was tried and convicted of grand
larceny in having picked the pocket of San r. Noos OF
go So Sentence, State Prison five years
Patk Dwycr convicted of assault and robbery
upon the person Of Philip Mcschute from whom ne stole
lew shliuss. Sentence Peniteniiry year.
Dennis sullivan Mike Sullivan and Pak Shchan,
boys were convicted burglary the basement of No no
Blocker street which they stole Coton faucets SEN
fenced O the House OF Refuge.
Joseph Stevens pleaded guilty to grand larceny III
stealing ewer from the dwelling No ~ Seventh street
ReInanded for sentence.
Patk. Mccain pleaded guilty to stealing blge
pump worth I 80, from No. II Warren place
Henry WhitmOre convicted of picking the
pocket Of Raf King OF gold watch Sentence three years
State Prison Adjourned.
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By TeIe4rapIe.
Disasters. Ar.

BOSTON sept s.-Au ships Albright, snl samuel Ad.ta.
from Liverpool :. Blanchard fom Csdiz.
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With acrop Ike this, and no reasos To doubt
the calculation, and with large surplus OF ias' years
crop on hand, We may, should think, def fsuine
fer tbs year
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Markets. CAREFrGLY REroRrEDfoR He iR'' ,5 sh

M"i Ae''- MONDAY, Sept g. l8j5-
Tho market firm for both kinds ''4c- oil > oo
q, = : = for Pot and - - for Pearls. 81, e.; sr.ra
hrm Nltn iNi "'iiiNi'
~ VI - WdSings are .carcc and wanted 'aes u
/ mo ~. al our annexed quotations
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IMMATURE Almanac. rms DAY.
c. NJ '' a. 50 -. 6:52 MooS-S.'s.. l.. q
HIGH W.TER..........,.... 1Hls DAf,, -,
Sandy Hook - Gov. Island. 4Oa Hell Oa''''' ''t
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The cipper-sp Shakespeare 400 tuBs 10 ths
Balance Dock receiving her first suit OF copper Tn. clipper
ship Contest il sso the Sectional Dock getting striped
caulked aud newly copper,d
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NOUNI-rlkOOkLfN IIkCVIf-EtIOIt
| BROWN.
The Circuit Court and Court of Oyer and Terminer
met Yesterday but Grand Jury could not b. obtained
ordered and the Courts adjourned to Wcdcs
day Twenty day will be put the Circuit Cal
sndaI.
Of the Special Term sent before Judge
Brdseyc, who will take up the Calendar this iTucsdayl
Iornipg
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DIE ID.

9OwNAN-On Sunday SEPTEMBER, Ann, wife o. Chrsophe'
BowmsD, NSed ~ y's's
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The shipments b. canal at Osw'go Of a few leading
articles during the month OF August, for three sea-
three seasons. COMPARE as follows:

Tie shipments by canal OF the following leading ar
TRIES. since the opening Of navigation TO SPIT l. tor
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