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With large qaaty the way lrom Calcutta, of which
good share will undoubtedly find the way New Orleans for
market there probability of any deficiency i'll the supply
of mling for some What will not be required for
this will be in market for next year.
The boston Courier of the 10Th inst remarks Of that money
market rs follows:
The money market hns varied hut little during the week
the supply demand for capital having been about elm
GSl. pnmrs. II for other descriptions 1
grades. The stock market has been without much lit
and the close OF the week particularly depressed on nc
the nclemency of the weather and the arrival of
The Southern The attendance the brokers' board
much smaller than usual, and the transactions
unite limited. Brighter weather and few substantial
from outside purchasers you'd dOnf change hr
npuec condition Of things, aud cause material i'm
those who enc,vor buy very low prices The
from Europe will be looked for with considerable rHrnSy
Of late Of specie suspension by the Bank OF
France The effect OF such important across the
water whether good bad will Of course have sympathetic
influence on this If hn1ld relieve bullion markets
pleXiVa to the stock exchange,
LOUISVILLE, Oct. %, 1856
REMIRKsThe excitement produced by the reception of the
election in the adjoining acs, together with The
OF the Agricultural and Mechanical fair, which did not
close iii yesterday Inns afforded TO the business community
still hangs the market The river continues very low and
there shipments making except in small 10 where
articles needed for Immediate consumption. The weather III
the orGpAt Of the week stormy and rnhy but since Friday
has hen pleasant Ihe only change no1icr is mate
rial in all tnbricS produced by the enhancement
in the price Of the material.
HAG:iSG AHp BALE RorE.-There is selling except
wnt is wanted for immediate use the rates OF teglS art
entirely high. We continue to quote hand and nnWeruun
baSsng; 1T Sty2Uc and hand and machine rope l" hGlic
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18th March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in nnd for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r jan
re Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according to law do de-
and that the above lust and true, and
oec transcript from the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
II. F. JANYIER Secretary.
subscribed this 18th day Of March
1856. G. NJ. BRADFORD.
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved Six cent in
the scrip certificates oi l payable and after the
SECOND Monday of Ma, aud have declared scrip diri
end OF Twenty cent the net earned peiinmS OF
which will be
tho rS day next they have reserved the Valance
of the profits Of the ending l2Ih March, 1885, TO meet
pending but unndjuSted cHinls against the Company.
Te Company continue to insure against the pcrs OF the seas
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. AT the current rates OF
premium.
OMce iron building, Of Camp and Nachez sreets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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EXPORTS,

NEW YORK-Ship CrcolrlO6S bales cotton 1884 bills flour
ll29 wheat ITO hb whisky - do beef 10 y, y
boxes Candles 2i6+ hides
CIIARLESTON-5rig Cnlitornia-2l5 casks Bacon 9hhls
sugar tic lard scgns kegs ink 800 eply bbls
Il pkgs mdSc.
HAyANA-Brg Mary Elizabet--4os cs 400 kegs lard 100
kegs butter 10 casks hams 50 ties do 80 boxes pork bills tail
low, % do beef, l. do turpeuinc, lUD sacks BRAN
GENOA-Dark Ann Elzlbeth--l559 bales cotton 200
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GtNE IHSURANCIG - 81 l4lFE = SEr X
STR NE,;N ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERPETUAL"
Assets, january lst, 1856, ST., i2l.6i2 AZ
DIRECTORS HOME BOARD.
A. W THOMPSON Paul tW,iard, ADJohn Ely
T.n. vi, Goodwin James btTrrenx, lawrence ohfSp',
Eco. Mciicnry. S. Z. Crh#tord tfhslaFuS I.hSl7h.
' STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President.
LAWRENCE. JOHNSON, Vice President.
PfINT FAX, Secretary and Urea 'nref
gA- New Orleans Eriuch Office, W. t8 Camp street;
III. u}ugigued, General Agent Of he above well Known
Company Southern States, prepared to receive npI
cao r Insurance the lives Of white persons aud SLAVES al
the table rate, by p"msion has pleasure in submitting
20 mis- trieu!- and the public the following
rs c Il:
y X Irlchfurdk t0 A. H. Kelly Il Co., WIN: NJ feEHihS
\ nfh llnr lie, Co. : .. Ne"'a L Co.; A.. James.
T. furnniGe & Co., JOS. Mumrd, Juhm MhsnniS,
liamnacK SguireS 4 West
ja,n pemhcron President Merchants Manual lnS tomEhy
Th,r,~ &lan President sun Mutual Insurance. Company,
jules Tnvgs, President Orleans Insurance Company, - , ,
John nhpnt President n O., Jackson Hi e. = f. n 90
j4nmrv r L1ns,in;p John d. Bel, cuiAnin flornnce,
I.'I;us Thomas Murray, Marx NhtA.
A. ioIGs issued direct this Branch Office, and l'ssse
Y- Pamphlets blank forms etc can beobt"iied AT the office
K f5sH: sH 5'xS tDo NJ r. D. Medical Ez"i"sr"
In attendance, daily, from u NJ, to- p. VI.
HARMON DuANE, General Agent,
No T. tunu,t
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Schr Henderson, Henderson, from Baltimore, to llyn-
Brit schr Gen Grant HILL Is days from Port SPAIN Trne'ad
to W Burgess Sco.
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From the above will be that with nearly millions
Less specie the of loans expanded
millions what they in October 1850 The c'rcu
laion Of small there millions OF dollars aont
certified cheeks which be termed ccuaton they
are used niscrmnaey for all purposes. III fact the true
identity certified them circulation il
delses with trouble Of counting notes every moment in
the day.
forged paper discovered having been issued
distinguished Wall iinnnccr ulnnnsdon has
reached, four hundred and eighty thousand dollars.
notice vessels at the great of
India trade Boston, from Calcutta bring large supplies
of guny cloth Among the Inst arrivals the l7t
and the slips Wild Rover, Granite State and
Queen the Pacific with S3 bales bags ard 26 j pieces
cloth following. total receipts ut the above port
M TO the 18th inst. since the Isl OF January lust
GuSSr HACs-The market continues dull for nny bags.
The last sales l3c months.
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CATTLE MARIE

JEEFrKs0N CITY, October -
Arrived to-day lS0 Cattle 22 Sheep $50 Iio%s and ~ Year
lines and Calves. The market is active and we'll Supplied.
Prices easy for purchasers Uil0tnms,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

BONFOCCA-Schr uniol-SO cordiwood to order.
BONFOuCA-Schr MAthildu-Go cords wood o
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
] Spn Wa, 9ss seon s G"
eo-liS rnek9r ! NcoliS D Kelly teov4s to Gcolss
ton NEWMAN Gor!on ir57 Boysr!, Foley AveryGl
Ant G"5"s1 %fs: Hs" s?T SS Nss" s"
eos Mnnsyie to EHhso9 As 2o do to
HShss iiSii;,si stSl aGley Wiso" I1 oo 1
h kSSaxc i1s T"yH" Es% DO to c!sy~
Brothers Sco-'t Powell + iokinsl2 Perkins seoy 4" /"
roFa ,it 5 , %fS Cotton summons '' - ''
css set so r 3 ss ses5 y
Burhannon Carroll sco-a31 Cnly Brown &rolg7 Wright,
A A}'s" ySS '! ! Ssy?H
N st5 yJ VIII SrS!c yH"o i itw So1'Sn S sso
K"sr sr Ss?yO > WsS S SS !Yn W" 800
sh"sE ,s". ys e S M5H% Ss} T,i
n S%' HsySnp $ $sGlS H oys: ;sS
@n"rd 'FTsn tTmlo% t"f r MeGn- t % a
cotton
2"a ls"ty ., @ :a SIX. at
H G Sy do a n%G2 fis. sy c} s CSes J h @
fn.c "n S Gr W S@ nH c ?T % G 10 "%'
verse ycop Do keer Bard sc2it1 DO levitt Nsr'on Sco
81 IBIS T5s a 'S owner ony
@ do %'!E f:'9st DO H0 w"s st&S- 10 '''?
AloW,y ScolS l" Campbell SrongM2 'o I'iey' ',o"
TOTAL s59 bales cotton.
7 wisIyll22iy; s y, ~ S y% vi,y
aek; eS> F9as EShHP"T Ts S, rS.-%f q"%s %5s
sptrir i Ievyt7 h'ss sH?o" iiyrne Hsnsy S %
co do o6ron Ann35 d" . 'ie2rse lon"sy-2 do
drss to oicr-roa ig0 bale, cotton, II hhIs tobacco
RED IytEss"r x. S S IN H 9nsS fo'%2 to
s6!y5 t;rrsn crunPd7 cnlsr,on I'9 10 lt:r,.
Blair Nco-i4 Ward saunders IImt- Wright Allen Sro-
FuyI,r--4 lirllUC'I Nutul
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y.
Il. p. JANYIER, Secretary.


HOME MUrTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Ii OF NEW URIEANS.-rhe following statement OF the
s,s this company published in conformity with the re-
quirencnts OF their charter, viz:
Amount of premiums received for the year ending , -,
3la December, 1850 'S'lS w Nv
unlrr;linated risks, 3ls Dec, .H-i w
Total Of premiums for ending 3l't De- m ~
crnUer, 1855. ScVT- ~
viz. Fur premiums on fire risks S27Sl1I %
Or river risk 2h9'i1n Il
For reniurlS marine rl5kS.... 9,Is! ~ , -
Less premiums IN risks not terminated
3ist DrcrulnuT, lS55. : l!ti"bi w
Returned 2,Uli 70
,2l4 20
Net enriaI premiums for year ending Slst DecGm- ~
Der, lSj5 -S72t'N20 W
LOSES during the period, viz:
tin fire risks. 4p,tiL ~
On river Eak7,...........- -i,nL2
Sji3,O9J 81
a. insurance ex>aHSus interest scrip
-S4-1, 743 Il
Me- earned profits for the year ending NeceniteF o IT.,
3i1, !el..,, '~-"' ~
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INSURANCE.

CONTINENTAL FIRE AND MARINE IN
" sURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital, (Charter Perpetual) ........S 81 'ooo'ooo
GEORGE W. COILADAY, President
GALES WILSON, Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES.
His Excecncy, Governor james Pollock;
Ex-Governor William =. Johnston;
Hon. Robert YH,x Mayor;
Hon. Il. 7. Conrad, ExMayor;
Andrew NJ. Enstwick, Eaq, President City Bank;
Joseph 5. Riley Esq, Secretary City Bank;
Chns s. Boxer, Est, President tiirard Bank;
zen. John CndwauGer, Hon. j. r. Tyson,
Col. James Page, Hon. James Cooper
lTon. ]. Il. Chandler, John NJ. Coleman, Est,
Messrs. Livingston u Co.. Robert l.. Martin, ESl,,
MesSrs. Brown, Hill K Co., T. W. Bailey, Esd,
MeSsrs. Hay 4 Mcl)cvitt, William Bowers EsI.
hnlc1xerbockcr Life Insurance Company,
YORK
ERASTUS LYMAN, President
STEPHEN c. WHEELER, Secretary
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
John b. Kitchins, Eat., James W. fla1'el, Esq,
Marshall I.ettrtS, Esd, Theo PoihrIn"S, 'Ir, Esq,
Il. b. Iitciield, ESD Geo NJ Wheaton, Esq,
Hon YIN. Wright, Henry i. Hart, Esq,
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Isaac Kip Ir., Esd, i. $, NnIroe, Est,
james W Inlsteil, Esu,
LocAD BOARD REFERENCES.
Messrs Fcowes Co., Il. Tole,lnno 4 Taylor
T.. j. lInrt 4 Go, r. Fitkn * Co..
Howard / Hall, William James Mclean, Esq,
Bail Ellis K Co. +. II. Burton NJ D.,
Mc,srs. jenkins, Williams 4 co.
WM. T. LEONARD, NJ. D.,
j. b. ElTCliIE, N. D..
Medical Examiners,
Messrs CONE & EREAUX, Attorneys.
Having been appointed Agent the above able and RESPONSE
Companies, prepared issue Policies against loss
Fire Dwellings, Merchandise, Cotton in
Presses, Gin aud Sugar Houses also Marine and Inland Risks
well the Lives Of White Persons and Slaves accinaca or
unnccu,Htc'i At the lowest rate, Of Premium
D5y- All losscs promptly adjusted aul paid.
&J~ren per cent. returned on all premiums.
o. +. MILLER,
General Agent Tor the Southern States,
oo2 if No. Is Commercial Place.
STATsI MUTUAL FIRE AMI, MARINE IN
- ST RANCE COMPANY, Of rcnlsy vania.
JOHN F. RUTHERFORD, President,
$. WARD Secretary.
Common, wealth Insurance Company, OF
lLnrrisburg rennsy lvani"
Capital 7'Vo'o0o
SIMON CAMERON, President
S. s CARRIER Secretary.
The UNDERSIGNED having been appointed Agents Of r above
" KiIEs on as ET"s W. HarE SS S T Eo, (
r% Payne ASoI n, T N, = F2trEl Sln~ 4 H' '''F
OF Jsl g csnn street,
OFiiGiGN1 u: I lii fl 81 SHM H' h
S cont " III" S cy 5m '5 s" oc%"5 ny STAT:
Xmoat Of Premiums received for year ending ~
n nS u ancinisi risks July it, iII77 81
sio54g7 .
Premiums ." T irs 4; St' we 49, 49, q
PiyrI ti-S,
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YtOitN) Of tbt 5t|arA>ts.

COTTON. The demand fair yesterday, but operations
checked by the full prices claimed by tvtor The sales
about 5n bales, rates generally more i'll taror" sellers
and accordingly put up figures for The midlmE and
lower grades
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Row AT THE Horse STArION--ShootmS There
was row ut tile Horse Sa,on last night the only particulars VI
c we obtained we're that conductor ono oil the horse
cars rot very severe beating and young lawyer got pe'
through his shoulder. What the fracas WAS about we o not
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NEW ORLEANS Jackson AND GREAT NORTHERN
Il AlLEDA Dzl btrs cotton to FrI"r"' Ar"-% !" A'Nr "
nry,u,-6 John Watt Acct ilrumjH-"tE. Frrt iArrF
r,--O WARREN Gilmore .ecp7 Miles Adams %r--! iStHr
Vance Arp-,5 Armstrong;; lawkin'-i Andrews x 9''"t
Oakley X lIu;iu4--N Harris i lEF-3 Prfktto Fc'HA"'7
to oulcr-Totl ~ bales Cotton
NEW ORLEANS, OPELnUStS AND GREAT WESTERN
rAIiEn Mp hhl~ .l-lr Ftinw'- Eru- " h'ui: %
Fr,>cair 4 lIny,r-suutr, \ 4i:!"r- h''"t''-" T.
-, T. White.
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CNNSIAtNEES.

NEW YNEK-SlIp Ambas~Ad"r--C t0yc--W N'' hIN!,'T
Film Il loic,- Eel: Yro-jr'linGS 'al4I IN %r"-h n,
ha,I-A Kra-nry-r i,nnr,l-t' W PDlhld-'' ~rw1ri-E
ST., rI.- ru--,i Snusnw,y -HalnirM Nrft- W '"''
NJ Wrtalluu-Wtt noble 'biry-" Ms, !Ea"H'7 ''-''
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Inferior Mldny .........il "a II!
Ordinary 5@I09i Good 3lid!lins Ear,
tiood Ordinary. Hans Milins l., a r,
Low 3idhiiug. i1l@s Fair ,&hl3I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

OF The Congr.ssiosaI GLo6c at WashIngfon,) was
some months since iorcciosol, and the congregation.
lahorng under the belief that Bishop Hughes m'endct
10 purcloc il, called meeting and ra-ed The nens I'd
clear it of considerable part Of the incambrance IL
is now in their possession.
Bishop Potter of this Diocese beaded the procession
OF the clergy from tire house Of the Rector the Rev.
Dr Jans Tie procession was composed OF Bishop
Doenc ct New -Jersey, Bishop Clark Of Rhode Island,
bisrp Wbdehouse Of Illinois, and almost all ITO
Episcofaiian clergyman OF BROOKLYN. with o great
many from New-lork and other places The usual
ceremonies having been solennizca a statement was
rad for the information If those who had taken an
interest in tic affairs of the church. in which the Vesry
said that although they stl lasoring under tho
burden OF Leavy debt they had strong reason TO b..
Eeye there fear of the church passing into
other bands. They also stated thai after certain sum
Of morcy had been secured they intended TO make tho
sests in lie south gallery free for ever thus sforng
accommodation and unequaed religious privileges Cor
$50 persons. Bishop Clark then delivered beautiful
and ppropra;c discourse, taking for his text part of
the 18Th verse OF the 5h chapter of Ezra: lie. the
House OF God be buided in His Place. Appro-
priate ceremonies followed and the proceedings closed.
The church was filed to its utmost capacity, the
erega,ion consisting chiefly Of ladies.
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CONSTIPATION OF THE HOLY TRINITY
CUTRCH. BROOKLYN.

This edifce was consecrated to the worship Of Al
mighty God yesterday morning, 10 9hnn n'i
sua.sd on the corner of Montague place and Clinton
tre, "a b,lt Of brown stone aud is Of great architec
tural beauty 1t is the finest balldnS Of the kind in
Of the financial difficulties Of the builder
Who was compelled to mortgage the premiars. This
rorcoge, led by Messr. Blair Riyes, conductors
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woRKrNGNFN's CENTRAL UNION.

The Hall OF the Noikln-uiens kepuDncan CenuA
Vn.on. AT No / Bowery, was last evening dcnsely
an nv kigby respectable assembla,e of working
men and mechanics favorable TO Free Kansas and
Fremont. ,,.,
.rd on taking is seat, made few remarks forcIblo
M 4 ,rnronrilte. The Rocky Mountain Goe Club
Their surg humorous song, which was received with
Laughter and applause. :. =,
Iir DoYIE was now introduced to the audience. He
srok. OF the singular spectacle presented 10y the ded
cn,ion ~ rublic halls 10 Freedom in free country. l.
some Rip Van Wrinkle If tie fathers OF this Union
should appear among US during the present campaign.
II would be surprising INDEED u ne could unaercsnu
tie necessity OF such an appeal TO the patriotism OF tho
country.
The speaker proceeded 10 recount the evils which
Slavery has already entailed upon us as people, and
depicted the fearful results which must ensue IL tho
SoutheIn institution be allowed TO go on gaming
strength until il the entire control 1T the Fed
eral Government. His remarks were hssened TO with
much attention.
After ARCHER song by the Glee Club Mr. G. A.
DANA addressed the audierce at considerable length,
showing the pelneious effect Of Slavery upon FREQ
labor.
HE time al the South the next speaker, and related
in n numerous ol the scenes he had wit
messed az auction sales OF negroes. lie spoke IT
southern chivalry and declared himself In favor
rather of Northern shovelry HE speaker related
several anecdotes Illustrative of the contempt with
which mechanics regarded IN social point Of
view at the South. The merits OF the three Presiden
tnl candidates were reviewed, and the Two opposition
norties shown 10 be unequvocally ProSlavery.
hlusion was made TO the Pacific Railroad, which was
PRONOUNCED by the speaker ms the question next in inn
portance TO that OF the freedom OF Kansas The Bn-
clnrsn Osend Conference next dssected and the
de sign OF the Pro-Slavery Democracy in the acquisition
of Cuba shown TO be to add to the strength OF the
Southern institution At the close OF his speech Mr..
| Myers was greeted with much applause
| Col. +. l.. Snow followed. tie had recently trav
| eled. he said through New Jersey, New-York, and
other States and had found the enthusiasm for the he,
nubIcan cause every where wonderful indeed 1t had
every appearance, it indeed is of the symp-
| toms Of q revolution but a peaceful one. Col:
| SNOW smoke of the union of the Americans and
REPUBLICANS in Pennsylvania, and predicted the
annhilaticn Of the buchanan party at the State kec-
ton next October The question of the non-estension
Of Slavery should be the only issue involved in the
present canvass The Republican party, composed as
Il is of men OF all shades OF opinions other pollticai
subjects should not be distracted by the introduction
Of Gues,ions into the campaign of inferior importance.
| When Col Snow bad concluded the meeting adj
| iourned with three cheers for Fremont.
| The Readng-room of the Union il now open daily,
| and workinsmen especially are invited to call and
| record ,her names as members Of the Club.
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[NHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

TI'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
vRoh sEwyoRK TO LIyERPooL. d
b"cohd Nshn fAs-ak". 70
FROM BosTos TO LisssPooL-
second ab'n Psssase'.; ~
The ,ips from Boston call AZ HslifaI.
PERSIA, Capt Judhin, CANADA, Capt. LAnL
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone, AMERICA. Capt. Wickman,
ASIA, Capt T.. q. Lott, NIAGARA, Capt Ryrie, |
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon, EUROPA, Cap. J. Lei,ch-
Thee ye-r-ls carry clear white light a: masthead seen
rsrboard bow red on port bow.
ARABIA leaves Boston, Wednesday Sep. o. 1855
ASIA, leaves ~ York, "wednesday Oct, l. 1855
CANADA Lang. leaves Boston, Wednesday. Oct 1855
AFRICA Shannon leaves " YORK, "wednesday, Oct Is lass
NIAGARA Leitch leaves Boston, WednesdAy, DC. e 1856
Beribs not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon on board.
Tie these ship. will not De accountable for God
Silver Bullion Specie Jewery. Precious Stones Metals
unes bills oiladug signed therefor aud the vae thereof
therein expressed
For Freight OF Passage apply %
f. CUNARD. No. I Bowling rre.l
EEw.YogK AND LrvERPoeL u ). NJ :. 5. Co, y Walls
NEw-YoRg, Msy n, 1854 !
NOTICP.-The rate of Freight by the Steamers
IN Of this line from Liverpool is reduced % 81 tun
urcn.nt until further notice. p X. COLLINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

aDWAkD X. COLLINS No. IS Wall.st., Ny.
SS,nOWN, SMILEY Co., Liverpool
sIffhEN kENNARD Co..
!, - No. q Austin fdNrs London
r, D. o. WAINWRIGHT q Co, Paris
The owners o these ships Will no. b .ccouu.blc Tor rold
,ver tnhop specie wflry precious stones metals unless
pressed ikeye.D. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

DrsoRpypIY HOUSE BRoEEH UP.-Between II and
O'clock y.sray morning the Fifth Ward police made de-
scent upon notorious dance kept No. TsomA are
and arrested Bernard WHITE the keeper and four wDsh.
White was taken the Lower Police Court and held t u
Ore Of the women sent 10 he sris:ltsy TSs<s
snd the Others were discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24
NewIlork Daily @tibm,re
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
OF THE AIMS HOUSE.


Tie Ten Governors held their regular weekly meet
inc Yesterday. MIR. DRAPER in the Chair.
Resolutions expressive Of the sentiments Of the
Board On the death of the Hon. LoRESzo b. SHEPARD,
were adopted.
The following is the official report of the condition
n In.t itpt
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VJNUE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
i TEn STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-TAe ships com

Il TED S1AIkS MAIL SiE<i3lf>ho'-AAe s-'fS 0"-A
pTising this line 800 49,
III, ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Ellndse;
Tie BALTIC, Capt. Joseph COus'ocki
The AURIATIC Capt. James West.
Tn sLs been built BY contract expressly for the
Government sece has been taken in their con
stIuciiou IN their insure strength ana speed
h,r accommodations fox passengers unequAed Ton
elegance anG comfort . -.
Price passage from Ncw.Yok TO Liverpool in first cabin
$780, in d. 475 From Liverpool 10 New'fork J"
and 70 oinas An experienced surgeon attached TO eacn snip
NJ brhs be secured until psid for The ships OF this line
have improved wstoIght bnkhas and avoid Danger IRON
ice will the Banis Of q degrees until after the
LIST OF August.
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NTFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
II DFLPfIIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Ms and Express Lines: Leave Newfork and IL
~ 80 aud D. M fare, So; II M 81 %; stopping all
~ .tsons Through Tickets sod for Cincinnati III and
III 5o ard the West and for Baltimore Washington Norfolk
e. snd tbrouch baggage chec ked Washin gton and
80 W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Sup't