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q IHEs TORNADO IN UNION PABIsH--Last Saturday
p Eeek ago fearful tornado swept over the lower
Rast of Union Parish, doing immense damage.
Dselings, gn-houses negro cabins, etc, were torn
aasnana blownaway. On the road leading from Mon
nor % Farmervie, the trees are piled up upon one
incredible height rendering it absolutely
asrpassable. Our Informant thinks it will require
Monroe (onachita) Register, 10TH
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PRACTICAL AMALGAMATIoN.-Th liberty allowed
zer the laws Of Massachusetts,, for intermarriages
etHeen the white and back races is hut rarely taken
advantage OF in Boston. A few days since colored
la of twenty eight years, born in Norfolk, Virginia
married to an Irish girl Of nineteen years Form
iy such marriages were forbidden by law there but
ahe prohibition had no practical effect.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-19

aYnE MACHINERY or THE FRIGArE 5MERn1MAc-A
statement has obtained circulation in some of our ex
changes to the effect that the machinery Of the Mer
aignac was failure, which statement is entirely mis-
representation Of the facts. The most competent
officers and engineers after o thorough examination
have pronounced the machinery as not only success
Mls bat admirably executed
Washington Union, 10th.
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The weather yesterday was clondy and cold. Fire
mas very pleasant addition to the comforts of the
= Sitting rooms OF old couples; although voted IN
necessary by, the "newly mated"
zF9 e Nashville Patriot, Sth
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Fourth censgress-- Wrist sesalon.


sgAsf1saroa, May q, 1856 SENATE III Bayard
Ess letter from 1t. Thorbnrn, in reference to Ger
ls satements in the recent debate onthe Naval Re
/ aHiag Board. 33l# 81 II
The House bill granting lands 70 Iowa for railroads
III shat State was read. e "a
X The Senate passed sundry private bills. +
Mr. Jones, 81 iowa, asked that might be inme
Z aSasely put on its passage.
Jones, Of Tenn Cas-, Douglass and others
sasaFocated the bill and Messrs Biggs Foot, Gritten-
Il tfss,s and others, opposed it.
After considerable discussion, the bill passed BY
syss nays 8. III 5# 53}l 3
alr. James from the Committee On Patents, re-
E0ssed a bill amendatory Of the patent laws, The
VA has been the subject nf the closest and most pa
ss scrutiny by the committee and has been settled
Ss5er the advice of the Commissioner of Patents and
b several of the Judges OF the Supreme Court. Its
gat ID to protect the public the one hand against
oppressive use of invalid patents and the really
sitofions inventor from tile pracies Of dishonest
Msnngefs. Es
The Senate then adjourned till Monday.
House Of f2epres entatiues. The message from the
aate asking the appointments Of third Committee of
Geaarence relative TO the dsagreeng amendments to
The deficiency bill was again taken up. ~
ag- Phelps rose to defend the people Of Missouri
s5lhpn he said Mr.. Giddings yesterday charged as
traitors, and deserved to be hanged.
aaE. Giadings. GnterTuptng) explained that his
statement was that the people of Missouri. by collect
iag an armed body for the purpose Of lsurpng the
Government Of Kansas, had committed treason, and
sr laws and the constitution were guilty Of the
charge. :55gsst45s
ar. Phelps denied the charge saying that such an
Tisa existed only ia the distempered Imagination of
Us author. The Missourians who went to Kansas in
November and December last were for maintaining
E2ss lazy. The scenes of bloodshed were properly
attributable 70 the friends of Mr.. Giddings. Il.
further debate the House concuIred in the
HaeDEasHendation of the Senate for the appointment
y shird Committee of Conference on the disagree
niens 81 the Deficiency BILL
The House resumed the consideration of the resoll-
siEN reported from the Committee Of Elections that
a parties Dc the New Mexico contested election case
- allowed TO appear before the House. either in per-
on counsel to represent their respective claims
s question was aiken on the motion of Mr.. Carlisle
strike eutso much Of the resolution as proposed to
aasM the parties to appear by counsel; and it was
Z asegtied in the affirmative
ithout coming toa conclusion upon the subject,
ass Hansa nm 4. IN ~
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a. Tie Philadelphia Ledger calls the western cities
Aaa time togather the rust of fogysm and prejudice.
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sglot else Id fll with that hard urnt u .s
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and every mite, ear You suekumb tn n t.e;
T7eFsi nachnre' $ sweet restoarer, bammy III 2,5
4 Eseap, remember this:: that the rites
Nv the people5air . Me diteranian and VI .55,
me Press is its Gibrolter and that if
a pirate or snugler gifts sunk while ts.i4
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Y1hare ii no redress oil he can du ,j
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
Al a. II. M.xweIi,. Circular.

Per Cahada.l LIVERPOOL Friday Sept r. 1856.
The arrivals from the United Stats Friday
liberia sns consist Vi 50 $50 quarters WHEAT sHd 81 80 bbls
FLoeE beside from Csnsds 1881 quarter. WHEAT + quar-
teis lAyIaS Cohk, and ., ITO bbs Of FLouR.
The weather hIoushout the week been fine and the
the south aud this locality rapidly drawing
clOs. Our trade ~ the dull
and WHEAT r.o.c-d +aod bush upon forced
much 81. decin. omitted durng three
days however improved feeling has become apparent
fully Sd reduction mas been recovered Fine qualities
FLOrR from scarcity bring very iul prices but inferior
move and irregular INDIAN CoRS
quite neglected mus, b. quoted al the
1he Potsto dis. have .ubded
the fine weather Eoo deal Of English and Irish
WHEAT has been Offering various quality and
orally wetchedy bsd Conditions prices have ranged
TO s. for Red and o to s y 10 n for White
The following the farmers deyerie. Of WHEAT for
ending 18th August. 1856 80 S8 quarters
III, week ending i5th AUGUST 1850 - ~ guar ~
iodays Market there the attendance
dealers several mers from distant parts country
quality in good demand and considerable
business done in such about Sd y
der The prices Of Friday last but Sd low sales
effected darus week New Baltimore White WHEAr sid
freely al 10 10 and Red from sac Common quail.
inquired for and have become saSble
fair price which has been the We
quote Western Red from sds G; Fine from az 81 and
White from ale = 10 10, according quality. FLoUa II
quality readily s.labe and, being scarce,
advance be quoted az Sd al 4 bb prime Oilss bring
% and Canadian from J6 a inferior parcels
irregular price and very difficult sell SDIAS
CoEA inquired for snd prime Mixed .aable
s. Yellow at j. and White from S1 as z 80 10
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
FRIDAY. Sept. 26-P. ".

There was a large business in the leading fancies at
the Stock Board til morning with strong disposition
to cell and considerable decline in some descriptions.
The heaviest stocks were Erie aud Reading The
bears were encouraged by the large shipment of
specie by the Atlantic and by the activity in loans to
sell and in addition cash stock thrown the mar
ket; the line Of shorts materially increased. AT
the s. cond Board the tendency strongly down.
ward; the beaviness of Erie being increased by rumO
Of strike having taken place among the employees
ndustriousy circulated by the bears, which strike
listed only in the Imagination Of the inventors. After sell
ing az 50 the market under liberal supplies Of stock and
the absence OF large buyers fell off TO Gl but after
ward recovered to 62 at which il closed decline Of
ii y cent. The bears exulting the break in
Erie likely TO influence favorably for their views the
remainder Of the market As the buyers for the Erie
party, however took considerable stock in the after
noon, the break may not be serious hoped.
The unfavorable influences at work in Reading con-
tnue to operate and the price went low to-day as
s2I, the market closing at about 80. New-York Cen
tal was heavy, and declined to S5l Panama was
90i. The market for Western shares was heavy,
with the exception of the La Crosse, which
was in demand, and advanced y cent,
selling at n, and Illinois Central, which
sold ss high as 1884, buyer sixty. Rights 1921 bid
and I25 asked Nicaragua did not sustain the advance
Of yesterday, and fell of to 6i. In Railroad Bonds
there but little done excepting in Illinois Central
Of which about 900 sold at / v cent advance.
With privilege Freeland Bonds sold at lO7. Fries,
1888 sold at Sc, and 1871 at 87 Central 7s, l0O &c.
State Stocks quiet, and rather lower
The beaviness in Exchange to-day almost equals that
in Stocks. The demand has been quite limited for the
steamer, and bankers have been anxious to draw
Some considerable private negotiations of bankers
sterling signatures made at low figures. We
heard az bw as ct, but not of leading names. The
prominent drawers sold at 81 y cent, but It much
as they willing to draw. Outside bills have also
been heavy, with limited demand We quote Streling
ea9i. Francs 517! dj15 The bulk Of the business
10 Sterling has been done at decline the previous
steamer.
To Liverpool freghts are lower, particularly for
GRAIN The engagements include 70 900 bushels Grain
at a 3D.; 500 boxes Cheese at 27s. Cd. 1900 bbs
Flour at o.; 300 bales Cotton at 3D. To London,
5000 bushels Wheat at l0d.
The business of the Sub Treasury was Total
ceipts, $l4s,72S %; payments si9cl5 81; balance,
tl3 4s3 Sl l6 The treasury has lost about $500 OO0
thus far this week.
The imports of Dry Goods for the week show de-
from the week last year, being $i2'S,Sl
against Al 5lS 2l3 The details are:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

incredibr "a any outsider The ,rscN ana ~ .ss $50
.on -<,ods,ior. a, Urb-rn about oncn"n -. AMI
d. ce...rv to prutsriy do the busin'~- hu.-
must b. vpar,d thI.. fold to inee, W - , of Wneat
mes R,tween 900 600 and As'Vv' ~. ~ IA, ithnt
III D. ng,,,d a, I'rbans oi IN" cr'f " " ~ nm.
VIII w V"y U'W -, ssv uothux ~ C'u ahG tH' "a >"
eo"'u - -, ! md for fencing. an ~. ~; 49,.
Nr 'n1t "u.' - III things continue the ih"'' No
= uad Il II have the necessary '-l r,,,I,
- I's;,ns. offered, will, IN yesF 49, sts ' =; q,
-, -, ,h, Chicago branch say ~ II, - .. :; ~, ~
non oi t n 20 the wear goo e~. The fac' II, we WAC
oes' nioun hoe fcn the frst and wio have watched
Law lied the facts aud have seen The improve
Ae II -; an under our noses are Just beginning 10
MI soJ ,hcr magnitude and extent. lhe present
% affair, in Chicago and Illinois has no parallel
~ stnry of the world, and tie fables OF Cantor
MIA if made facts would no' -ho" ieeu''' ~ ~V'''
ing as are IN progress IN iiu"oH.
IT, ,r.iress Of the Clearing House was 81 $4,000.
ho p,oducc markets there Is better feeling, and
c,,,on and Breadstus, with good demand, are higher.
t. (cres there is DO change to notice, but tho ten
dency !. upward Sugars are in good demand. The
Teo sale to-day went IF generally with spirit,
There was considerable activity in Mo,ey to-day,
the changing of loans being active than have
noticed for some time past. The supply, however,
seemed to be quite ample, and all wants supplied.
Some Of the large banks called in loans to-day but
other sources Supplied the VACUUM. The outward
movement Of specie wss probably, the moving cause
of the change in loans In paper notice ne change,
and the bank offerings not very large fi7stclas-
signatures at short date, 90 at az cent, and the
quantity on the market.
The annexed statement exhibits the earnings a
thnty-six railroad companies during t..e month o
Auyust this y1ar and last.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

s,e.m.bip.-Atlsntic Eldredse. Liverpool p n Cola'
H.. amor smith Havana, Livingston, CTocseOn 70
ShiIs-S.. Wright Freeman LysrpGSSi UBrsn
ysnxtsrd Norton Liverpool j. w. PhilfPs b " D.,en'
Cr on s. Georges y Il j. w Elwelli PROTECTOR 'ue''
81 John n B., j. ". Phillips nh . yr,.l. a n
RuL,-RchArd Ames Charleston, D4i alVei, ". ~
sn'n,. Fremer Boston Walsh, Carver Chs'e IsPon'N
sh,lGon Psrnau buco, Napier. johnson 90, D. fbb
Co. slibioleth, Morton, Boston Na:a oaIvet N Ns
n 'ssnr.on Lewis Sen Juan Me, L puTandi Mitoi
NcFwrn Por;su. Prince, H. Becker Graves Wm WoYd'
Fston Guyana Psbury sSStord Eeho SVnAf & o. pa
rs e n Pierson: Alnorr, Nose AsPinwAl ueO oiney
H., Ca,ysr Par ridge Key West. Benuer DeAke -
scho.Ieu-J O BALDWIN CsIk MdGletown, master 1oaa'
: Powell; H. Manchester, Potter Lsyarcs Mc1 rssny,
on c. A ELrdgc Rowland WasmnGton w ~ & Ne
T TssJ III Jnhuson 81 John NIB; ". Philips, Mount,
BicLu, nj { h Pierson Joseph Holmes, Holmes kichuonI
{. II. Pirsoni Pcdee b-Aei, " Tha,no.u - -
B.re-s q Cannon. lngersoll Phistephs j. ~ Dfsss
PLoreller-Oneda. Ely. PhiadePlis J. = y. ones'.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

The engagements OF specie for the Atlantic amount
to ts5o0O0 Of which $l50 900 is in Mexican silver
A portioa Of the gold may possibly be countermand-
ed. One parcel of 80, 900 was countemsnded this
morning. The shippers are: Brown, 100000; Rob-
bins, 500, 900; Duacan, Sherman & Go, 3l5O, 900,
&c. considerable amount of Spanish silver will 60
to Havana by the Black Warrior tomorrow. In the
meantime we are getting some gold from the West
Mr.. Francis Spies has resigned the post of Secre-
tary of the Panama Railroad Company, to take effect
on the first of October and Joseph f. JOY for several
years partner in the house of Augustn Averill &
Co, has been elected in his place.
The following gentlemen have been elected Direct
OTIS Of the Hudson River Bridge Company at Albany:
Erastus Corning, Albany; Dean Richmond, Buffalo;
Chester w. Chaplin, Springfield; Samuel Sloan, New
York; William II. Swift, Boston; John j. School
craft Albany; Elisha NJ. Gbert, Utica; Sydney T.
Fairchld, Cazenovia; John V. l.. Pruyn, Albany
For inspectors Of Election: Genit Y. Lansing Alba
ny; Palmer V. Kellogg, Utica; Charles Z. Walter
Albany Subsequently the following officers were
elected; President, Erastus Corning; Treasurer aud
Secfetary, gilbert L. Wilson. The site for the bridge
mas peeh selected, after much discussion and full
CONSIDERATION OF the various plans offered. At Albany
the phage wiz DC commenced 80 as 10 form a contn-
uons hhe win slight curve only, from the New-York
Central Depot TO point at East Albany near tho
depot of the Hudson River Railroad and the w.,o,,
Railroad.
Mr.. f. A. Lee Cashier, has been elected p,es;d.n,
Of the Bank Of Cooperstown vice C. Graves resisn.a
and Mr.. Dou Russell elected to I'LL he vaca,cv os
Cashier.
One of the officers of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company who has recently been over the line, writes
thus TO friend in this city:
II have evidence that there are 20 900 acres in
Wheat at this time within radius of fifteen miles
from Urbana station alone, and that more land has
been broken up in 1850 than the whole quantity in cu
tyatioD before The growth Of the country is quite
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
Arrixcd.

Ship : $ Bishop 10; Phi.dsPha Lindsey, Honolulu June
ea.,ey wind, dsys been far sonth as IA o. passed
Care Horn DAYS the equator IN the Ashe 20
~. C,uf since which squslly weather. S,pi H. s lon
S. .pUie bs Oxford, Of And from Liverpool ~ s. for 81 'h
Sim rS:ncn Hamilton Leshoru July n and Gibraltar Aug
sSS lg Milton oi New Bruiord) Mcesne Liverpool Aug
~ co.l master sept H. IA. =, ION ~ p..sra SUPP
Slip Aiheds tot BO.,oBl Howard Chnchs Island. 80 asy
r.. 10 Bareds Bro. OF Baltimore July . lat 81 S 40 SST S o.
4 ,iruazsd ship John Thayer hence sept - s' ~ 'on'
!, ,C7 Ps.s,d brs Martha, Rogers seerns T. ,,.. and
"a tpkt Muner, Liverpool IS days md'e
ns Sin Ecbsrd Morse ,of B.,h Dn,more Hamburg 90 days
md,e and SIS passenger. to C. G. Duncan 60 i Al. win.
lead Sc to Peek Church sept. TO- lat - 80 lou q spoke
sarah Ns. hsnGs Ia. S, Msa from Sf &.nius for Ccwe.
h. day passed an american 'hP cansp soa two white
show red .sS1 So4aer. wn .TSS bound ii. e' '
Bsri Weather Gage Slsdden. Rio Janeiro Aug eoues 70
Narrr Johnston CO. Experienced sht weather auIns tne
E.i1Is. g.i1Is Sailed III eo"p'', Wv" a.,, =. .1v
bsiI E1.beth Young, cadx 81 days wine lead &c. to t.
Bs Col P'nnm.n of MAchia., Gslson Trinidad Cuba,
Bs swed chr..anGg Rio JaRsir1 AuF - coffee coffee
to c..f Ssp p, y eSca1ns IT, Ion TO-
Bra hcpdp. P,ehRe. TorI Island IL day.. salt Nth qs S.
lead Ae to John Smith Co. " Sailed IN SbP Wind. the
Rn, cSep (Br Hoss Windsor days plaster master
~
to Othich Co.
schr Direct Banss Norfolk days, wheat.
schr. Jacinto, Chamberlain, virginia days "ood
scbr Jos, ph Bennett, Virginia days wood -
schr Bergen, McGee City Point days with nour 10 j. hun
scbr. Neptune. Bride Gilett, Bstnore6 days coal to T.
Sehr A. B. wemore. Bos.lt, Baltimore days coal: -
schr Bend.i Layton, Fr-d,rcksburs days, wheat TO
SIR Nav Armstrong Fredcrcksbursi days -four 10 Allen
schr beauty Conklin Virginia days, wood.
Schr Sarah Falcouer Terii, Baltimore days, coal
SIR d. {. Foster. 1ilton, Virginia days, wood
scbr Jacob birds.ll, Chsmbes Baltimore, days, coal
scLr. Ida Mais, Bull, Virginia 8 days, po atoes
sebr W IL Sanford Culver Baltimore days, coal
Schr Zenith Frank Elizabeth City, " &, days wheat 10
Brow De kossett- 80 -.
Scbr C. A. Crook, HHner, Baltimore days, coal to T.
Dai - -. ,
scbr squieres Brothers, West Virginia days, wood
scLr W s. Pitts, Jones, Virginia days, wheat to A. T.
Hsy.ns. - 49, ~
Fox
Scbr. Mary, Rocket, Baltimore 8 days coal.
Schr w A. Jarvis " alton birginis 2 days, wood.
schr. c. +. Dix, Fox, Virgins days, po stoes
Schr NJ. Parker. Cullen, Virginia 2 days potatoes. .
seh Snepuxon Rowton Chncoteague days corn TO A. T.
Hsv,Bs. -
scLr Helena (Br Roberts Pcou IL days, Goa! 10 order
Propeller Beverly Pierce, Philsde pha
Propeller Osprey, kDuDey, Providence
Propeller Nov,ly, Bell, Phlsd-lphis.
BE1OW-A ship supposed to be the Chss Crooker from
WlND-Durins the day, South.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. sArUR1AY SEPTEMBER s7 1885,

,oeI .pe time las. year SIS go bales Amsnc eS bales
q, md bu.r IS. ,.nr ba, without Any sseh in prices.
" -. hen rAher tighter. and VI current rate
hor d.asd Bills. the oonu aued exports Of
% The Coptinen, ald The East eAu4ns little une%
49,,
wbout CHANG in prices. " II Wheat. lol glt 8 Rs,
sspT y n Western Cal Flour u as Pbiiad' PIMA and
~ r ors ,, al cdio 81 q 4 Canada 81 40 sour -
dg76Fbh We Indian Corn, 81 { ass O. f'Iow' s @'1
s-Misi 81. quarter. .,,,, -.
Th. sale. 4 Rosrs for the week rerog' ed 400 be al
tfd4 y c~,. for common quality
So.htrf dous n TUaPESrISs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
ss...ruscru Arrived

1s .Aip s. s. Bfaop from RoaO!slE-Mrs b. = o0He'' ny
r. :. Wsner. n .p,,..hs,,i Of Tn.
=. ,h,p I,b.on LcghorE-DT James brucne' " 'u
c.uv MIR H. y. Jarvis Of Boston. ,.,.A
n La,k Eli.nbe h. from Cadis-L A. Aai0vich
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
y. az Grind Street, A.si IS

,ormerl, eieri in ''A store NO
TrIs On Fndsy, septeno''
"ILL'T Wills Ased 81 ysrs .aa % attend her fauer
TIE rc.,e and Trend arr ,n wSs,t street, y OeIes
non ron 90 :. nday September %
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

~" Canada for Free. Gland Bonds 0i y cent and
,orstructon Bonds of y cent having s'ina.aSa IN
ooIy Tie shsre- are steady a, 81 to y pun.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
Amusements.

ADEMY OF USIC,
Admission. a. ONE bSft1R itiII1sss..Ts s.ssns e.s
Door. open st u o'slOci commanding .s.
Boz oss: ~ .s The Academy Of Hg.is and =. Me:": HALL
MAX MARETzEk;;. Director and Conductor.
VIM be presented for the fourth time Amshc. with
Msyebeers Grand Open,
o X Il H Sta Ar,
which produced and performed in Paris for 800 consecutive
'''A' Madame siEDESsEkS
sisnoh ssHps9 sSIGS9Lr aahFSSLPi aFfiST5i
s3Ekhir1riir s2EkArrisr, In nS1ph% the paasip.. rol.-
NIBLOs UARDEN-GERMAN OPERA
sATrRDAf sept r. will be presented for the sr't time
fhS1 kf LEG bEtrEs MsOsa Ed
0AAAhl'' The Ii pHsSi5 piSs26kST4L ST.; PALLET
Mile FLORA and Msis OLD LEHGANN, and the Corp.
Musical Director. ............'.cARL . BERsMANs
TIE F' Of admission SfET Iii sifn dEs4 ss;$ the popular standard Of
Reserved Seats, 30 cents extra Private Boxes S.
csd.n from . oeiosi nd Han as.e Store.
a9sDAsaSsE EA III ss R;, s
NIBLOs CONCERT sALOON--Broadway
IN Next 10 Niblo's Garden.
THIS EVENING AND DURING THE WEEK,
MISS EMMA STANLEY
whose brilliant this city remembered and
Who has completed prosperous Eastern tour
WILL APPEAR EVERY EVENING
IN her celebrated
DRAWING-ROOM ENTERTAINMENT
Untitled the
SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN
in which she will p-r.onste
TNENIY-FOUR DIFFERENT CHARACTERSi
Win THIRTY CHANGES oR COSTUME!
AND SING TWELVE SONGS -
49, IN SEVEN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES :
Miss STANLEY will b. supported IN the Musical part Of ,he
Enter;,inkentby " ''
AS EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
under the direction Of
Mr. ROBERT srOPEL
AN ELEGANT BOUDOIR SCENE
designed expressly for these entertainments by sisnor AIs
has teen painted by Mr.. Thorn@ e''
new Stage has been built and several made
10 the Arrangements for seating the audience a. 20 afford
fl view Of the Stage TO all.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
Doors open AT To commence st preciseIy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, Sept, 8Arr ship. Horen.es, Britannia, Jose
phus and bark b. Hem, from CAdz bss Denmark Mary
Lowell. Trindslon, and Gov Brock, fOom Phiade pha
kThe bark Seeboos from Brunswick Georgia put this
port .sky to-day She will have discharge portion Of the
csrgo 10 stop the leak.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
Disaseen. &c.

ELLwooD WALTER esq received the following tessrsphc
dispatch this morning, dated, AoBILE, Sept. 25
Steamer Ben Lee, for DemopOls sunk. Csrso-New York
goods pr recent arrivals"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

MarLet. CAREFUILY REPORTED FOR THE TRiBrSE'
PsipsY. sept. =, 1850
lsHFs-The market rA;h.T easier for POTS s-4e' a. - .
ds7Sl. Ptaris qgie, Al 81 - -.--.,,v
Sr,1rnTNr OF lsHIs ~ THE PCT AID PENL Nsft~IloS
OF LEsIIR PALMER CO, ss'r ., lSp All,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
R.c.;,,, or Pre,.uce.-SEPr. ".

Receipts Of fr~.uce.-SEFI' y -,
., Ss,tA Erc Ia, 80 bbs. Flour, sI 40 ousses
Wk,. lis 80 DO Corn e 10. Rye, l's1 do bshey - Pe
A,h,, go DO WHISKY, r00 do. Lard - - ,,r..,. sao
b. Esfs RaLrodi -, ,o5o ebls Flour, " psss ""'A' ~
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