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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-02


TisA Dark Lanterns - The Irish of
New York city have got up a secret 10 :
clety there. That society is "oath
bound" II has heldi,s meetings hither.
TO in sky parlor ofthe Astor House.
ltpreiends that its object is TO inaugu.
rate an expedition for tho acheivment
OF the independence of Ireland, but
mere is no doubt in the mind of any one
'nat ma. Its whole actual purpose is Of far
oiheteent character. Nobody is per-
mitted to share its deliberations unless
ne can give certain passwords and coun.
'crs,igns at the door, and if q reporter
SEEKS admission to record its doiugs for
'ne edilication Of the. public, he is un-
tremendously turned off by tue door.
kee,pefs, who tell bin they are bound
To hnoW.nothiag.
We shall not bo at all Surprised to
~ near soon Of Irish attacks upon Ameri.
can professions aud Of Irish iuvasious OF
we we polls, but wo guess il will be a
pre''y long while before wo shall have
~ =" account of an invasion Of ireland or
ureat britain fromthe sky parlor Of the
As'or House. Lo0 lJoar.
Il, ~ root passengers were crossing
,"o y. ohie river on tho ice OF Cincinnati,
on Tuesday.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-02

TIE Warrior andhis Sword---A Fa.
ing the blade of his sword by the light of
lamp, which was suspended over
polished Mahogany table ...a.t .
Touch the poin, Of my blade to tho
surface Of the table," said tho sword,
and then tel! me wha, you see"
II SEQ shadow on one side, aud
reflection on tho other" O."
Every true" answered Tho sword,
land their starting point touch, do they
not?'
They touch" said the warrior.
Now liit my point higher in air."
He did so; and the higher tho sword
arose the further the streak Of light re-
coded from tho streak Of da. knes:.
Nov lower me, point upwards" ;" said
the blade. .,. .
Aud, 10! the more rapid the descent
the more rapidly the two contrasting
columns approach each other. .. ..
Thou hast taught mo good lcssons."
said the warrior, shea,hing his weapon,
aud u'tering short prayer.
'lt is even SO with tho human soul in
her downward flight from virtue; it is
thus that when in contact with The earth
she reflects CLEAN OF heaven on ono
side, aud casts q shadow Of sin On tho
other. These two touch each hher
whom she touches tho ealth, and roccde
continually as she ascenas nearer hcav.
en.-Home Journal. ..,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-02
moRGAEToWN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2.
spzRrr OF zaonrAMranr.

we give, In anothef column, some
extracts from q Lecture by Archbishop.
Hughes, wherein Jesuitical sophism is
beautifully hashed in honied words to
tickle the ears, and allay the suspicious
Of American hearers and readers. In
contrast to the mealy-mouthed declar-
ations of Hughes, wc give a specimen
of tho real spirit of, Romanism, where
| it has full Yent--where no Americans
oppose its 5Biblc burning and hereto
roasting usages. Here is a specimen
of Romanism "on the sod:" ~ 5'8
A every reverend Dir. McEyoy,"
at political meeting "hcld in the
grounds of Catholic Church" and
over which he presided as Chairman,
declared as follows:
GIVE have seen those pious, & &learn-
cd and laborious ministers, who have
within the last few weeks given tho
benefit of the priceless blessing of their
ministrations to the people of Kings
town, those ministers of the altars,
those sanctificd servants Of the Lord,
about to be sent, into the dock upon a
charge which these good men have a.
gain and again declared to be false
Hear, hear. Would you know what
is the nature Of that charge? 1t is
that of committing to the flames a
thing which pretends TO be ,the, Bible,
but which is vile and blasphemous
peryersion and corruption of the Word
Of God. Cheers 1t is for commit
ting to the flames a volume which, if [
myself, in the absence of the Attorney
General and Solicitor General, were
gong to commit to the flames, IsAould
tahe t up sciM q pair Of tongs for fear
Of s0'ting ng fingers, tremendous chec-
ring,) and 50 Nth that tongS agould I
hurt at into the consumiag fire I" IRE
newed checring] ~
geA~ We say, with the New York
Commercial, that we lay our hand upon
that Holy Book which this very reyer-
end gentleman SO blasphemously de-
nounces, and from our heart of hearts
solemnly and deyoutly thank Him who
inspired thatvolumc that our country
is a>Protestant country in the genius
Of its institutions, and is not and ney-
or shall be cursed with the supremacy
ofmen who hold that Divine revelation
to be "v1le and dblasphemows THING. Z"
And if there is one among our readers
whose love of Professionalism and horror
Of Romanism have wancd, we bid him
read these remarks Of high Roman
Catholic dignitary, so vociferously ap-
plauded by a Roman Catholic multitude
IN the greatest and most enlightened
city OF Ireland, and then to thank God
that we live in o Protestant country.
II Romanism only had sway here, our
Bibles, if not our bodies, would be con-
signed to the flames, and we should hear
such sentiments as those of the Rev.
Mr.. McEvoy Numbered abroad thro'
the land. 81
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Pro'cslaDls must be well satisfied if
they arc simply tolerated insAust,ia. -
ihere IS perhaps no country under The
SUI III which the authorities so mach
delight in vexaiious measures, which
have not even the merit Of being OF ser.
vice to !he State, as iu this, Every
person who frequents The Exchanpe is
Obliged TO purchase ticket for which
he pays triliing sum; aud on the list
of this month, notice was given to the
police authorities, that in future every
ticket would, 10 addition to the name
aud address, have the religion of lis
possessor Inscribed Oh IT, The new 10.
gulaiion has excited cxlrsmo indigna.
ton among the Hebrew frequenters Of
the Exchange, aud its consequence
will assuredly bo felt when their assis.
tance is again reqnirod by tho Stato.-.-
Permission hasbeen refused TO Prus.
sian Protestant nobloman 10 purchase
a domain in the Tyrol. This is looked
on as QUO Of the first fruits Of the Aus.
tfian Concordat. - pyes.
The number Of acres of land under
vine culture IN Franco is about {, 1000 600
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-02

Obeyjng Ord~s.--."Edwarj," said
his mother 10 boy of eight, who was
trundling hoop in the from, yard, ED.
ward, you mustn't go out Of that gate in
to tho street"
Ono, ma, WON'T was the reply.
a few minutes afterwards bis mother
had occasion to go to tho window. 70
her surprise she saw Edward in the
recr,engagcd IN The very odifying ON.
ploymeut ofmanufactuliug dirt pies.
"Didn't J tell you" said she ang,iy,
"not to 60 through the gacl'
"WcIl, didn't mcthcr," was Tho Yo-
ry satisfactorily reply. II ciimbtd o.
ctr tic .f;nse"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-02

Mihl is like fash Of lightning, that
breaks through q glcam Of clouds, onj
glitters for moment; cheer fulnCsa
keeps npa kiud Of daylight in tho mind
and fills ii with steady ond perpetual SO.
rcnity.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-02

From recent tclcscopic discovcriro,
has risen amoAg the astrono-
mers that gravita,ion is not uriyossl
principle.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-02

True Beneoolencc. Tho Indianap.
oils Journal states that quite scnsa-
ton was produced in that city, on the
18th inst, by the arrival of forty-fivc
orphan boys, who had been gathered up
in New York city, and after having
been kept for some time in the Orphan
Asylum there, were being taken to the
West by some benevolent individual,
for the purpose of finding homes for
them among the farmers, so that they
could be brought up without exposure
to the moral malaria of the city atmos.
phdre. The name Of the benevolent
gontlcmon could not be ascertained.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-02

Provtsion for Wtaows.-Mr. Fink.
an aged German, recently died in New
Orleans, leaving an estate valued at
S500,O00. About 100000 of this a.
mount is bcqueathcd to his relatives,
among whom are daughter and son,
and tho large remainder is devoted to
Che purpose Of erecting on asylum for
destitute Protestant Widows, to be cal.
led the Z" Fink Asylum"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-02

The number Of acres of land under
vine culture IN Franco is about 1000 600
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-02

Ma ou ~ yoit .llfs oa a4"d +.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-02

testant side to the effect that Catholic
ity wastes away underthe full light
and liberty of the United States. 1t is
not long since noblemen in the House
of Parliament proclaimed on the au-
thority of letter written by a Priest Of
Ireland, who was opposed to emigra-
tion, that the only way to convert the
Irish would be to remove from them
the pretence that they were prosecuted
by the State, and TO make them equal
before the law by sending them to A.
morica, and then indeed in short
time they would renomce their reli gion
and become like other sensible men,
Laughter. + aa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
DIED.

ALLEN-A FaiIhsvcn, Massachusetts, on Sunday, Jane !,
Capt slss Allen, aged S years, z moHths and days
ALDEN-In Nicaragua the Hon George +. Alden of Ran.
doiph, Mass
BULLOCk-In Brtol, r. l., on Wednesday May %, Mrs
Lebbe Bullock, aged Is years
CLARKsON-OB Monday, June 2 John Charlton Clarkson,
aged 63 years.
COLLINs-In Nantucket Massachusetts,, Thursday, May
- George, OF Edward aud sally Collins aged ~ years
pUCOMMUN-At Philsdelphia, on tayi June 2 mrs'
Cha lotte Ducommun, in the 9th year OF her age
DAvs-At Grafton, N H., Mr. Samuel Davis ssedsS years
DODGE-In Lowell Massachusetts, on Friday, May 81, MI
Thomas Dodge, "ted o1 years
EDO AR-At Mss,aels n S on sana"y NS morning June
The Of the family are invited 70 attend me
0lMBER-On Monday, June :, stephen & "m'ef ssea "
Bspe@sns were taken to Philadelphia for ia,ermsnt.
GALLOwAY-On Monday. June {? Roheri, eldest sou OF
Alexander and Ann Galloway, aged - years
RADDEN-on Tuesday June David Hsdden in the s5d year
OF ms eEe.
HARpING-Lost overheard fon bark Young Greek the
passage nom Batavia Boston of Capt Harding the
mssisr, aged yeaTs n-d nouns
HlLLM Providence, j. Friday, May -, Mrs, Mary Ann
Hill aged 80 years.
HoLMEs-in wrenths n Massachusetts, Sunday June /,
x.s when ye,,e %as wrecked n t5s casa Sea on he
that disaster Capt Holaes never recovered
HUsoNou Nor dsy June Maria Adela, only daughte. Of
William aid Maria huscn;ased 10 months aud u days
KNoX1A TS;SsAs T6a S Sn saasdsy May ST. jo,o21 :o OF
LYoNon Friday May so, at Tsrytowa Of scarls, fever,
Lyon, ss,d ye0i aud months
NABlEon Taosday, jane Fanny, wife Of Peter Ma5is,
The friends relatives of the family respectfully invited
attend fuDeTa Thursday, a. o'clock, from No.
ITO West FoGty Third street
NcEyOY-On Monday Juae Margaret, nflrt daughter Of
Francis Rossnna Mckvoy, aged year, mouls and
days
PHILIPS At Harlem on Monlay Jure job Clarence, only
chic Of John b. and Mary Jane Phelps aged 6JeAs sld
months
STEwART-At Aeonac - Clair County, Mchigsn, on FTi.
dsy May 50. John steaTt, CID Lake sailor and
master, sged So years.
sLocUM-At Dartmouth. Massaeusels On Monday, Msy p,
fetei Slocum, 0asd % yeas
sMIrHla Brooklyn Taesiay June He;ty b, 'eiet Of
the late Walter ID. Smith, asea % years .
The and friends o! tbs IA nuy, an3 of pet sons
Bosord, y Water and Andrew A smith. sad Nm smith
Ho.ord yed attend heI fgaers ~ "edaesday tle
4th init ~ y oc OK hom the fehlel oi Ae' sol h'
law, D. w. Gcer. No % Jualemol street, bs73A'yr.
SCOTIA Detroit, Michigan. Wednesday. May y, Mrs
joliet set Of the la Hector Sott Of Neg fsiki AID
dsushtsf Of the haze ho2 LliheI Msraoi Baltimore
WIGGlN-At Gleeuau3. n H. Miss Wgs.n, agea 80 years
,NELSH-At Phu&3e Ehs Monday, june 2, Catherine
Welsh IL the 60tn year OF hsr ags.
WiILARD-Ip Bc,tOr, o. Tuesday, Jgce S, NJ Jossh
Willard, AGED y years.
WALLACE Brooklyn. Tuesday, June s. Ellen Mary
frGess wallace daughter Of George ana Ellen Wallace,
.-teeesssed) sg, q years, months and 10 days.
2he etd OF the fauiy. tloss q her broheruaw
bve 70 emo Der funers which viii take place rhurs
y afternoon, al O'Clock, from heE lsts res !enSs No 69
"1Eus-sseaae, Brooklyl.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
,y.do q, ssa+ce. ard 50 do. Glazed

Of loo hhds Cuba Nrseoysdo Sedce sId 30 do Clsyed
NAVAL sTOREs-spIks Turpentins i' drtnsr and tho
market slowly recovering from the depression ., we pas
week brought by liberal rec.icts in great measure out
moIe ewing the low limits Of shppes orders ss
well the liberal receipts which have been pieseu % @ US
mst; bus these disposed o. there Is less
pressing for sas holders are hrme and few os can pe pui
,G emos'y the latter rate; and 80 bels at syc eisa
small sales Go37.c not il shppns condition. crude Is M
81 So .so.a aSd seo hS bs. - .t g 81 S. dsv.sd
bbs No sold a. 81 go Fine qualities are quiet Tar A;e
accepted; pees nominal - for prime Wilmington In
Fneh we hear Of Ioihins dong: 49,, r.u ann
ported sales eco s.0HO 3, se 0m second @ baads a. and O
s.or' from store ;. ge a m 1sd. ana IN e. T5
cash Manufscrur,d inactive Lard oil is hed firmly at
d9?e Olive steady a 80 for o1ais, and - % FOR
OIL CAKE-The market quiet for Prime Country At $50
OIL MEAt-The demand is faiEi sales Of 80 Tuneaeon'
CITY at $Ss T. tun, cash
5ec 90 ceDrs y bb which induced better demand ad
OF the statement vas recovered at me close me sass
Prime Mess. ard ga tli so Prime, and so o Clsar
in better segs1d sss snS 0 Sn, : Mess: % and . S
81 for Repscked Mess. Prime M@ss firmly held az SioG
Bss g,m. sis nsi5 C sis: Bacon . .sarss
ard wsntei at Sal Cut Mesrs in fair demand shoul
ccs 7f37,c; but Hams lower and plenty
gic the sales eco hhds AID tes Lard hardly 50
~ 6fH no '1S Ss fS' snd es a la 3 Kegs at lie fom
dock Buter is il good demaod ia &c Tor Common oho
II 30 for Baltimore do md lsd &c for yeo" state Cheese
PLAsTER-Of Cslcined learn Oa sale Of 2oOO bbl' at
~ 55.. Lump is quiet. .
RICE-as ruled very quiet but prices have not recedel
Sales If no tee. at IS d4sc, as to quality.
SPICES-There s moderate business doing az former
prices. notice 80 pkgs Pepper at He Loco bs Nutmeg
at S7tc and, BY suction, 80 cases Numess a. s7tGSgc
sKINS-Ve only hear of sale Of COO South Western on
tern did lot learn.
sTGARS-The feeling continues ecod, and there has been
rcre activity today chiefly Tehuers Sales OF o hhis,
nearly ell Cuba 6fd7c; small portion st u GSe Stuarts
quotations c higher; Loaf i Crushed III Ground io.i
Circ III. 80 80.
sOAP-ssss bees made OF $50 boxes CASTLE st lc
l0lc New York Pale 10 unchanged.
TFAS-PeniIngs sale announced for 70 morrow very u0d
business has been dsne prices appear steady Tor al good
st,fs Greer. .
TOBACCO-Gener.ly the market is quiet without any
prices sales hhds leo bales do
8d 5; ia bales Havana at 2 GO Seedeaf at 7alec
o. cases Florida at &c.
TN-The generally quiet, and the transactions
limited OF 500 boxes Plates 50 81 So and 100 pigs
Bsncs St d55,e, cash Terue Charcoa inactive al
$40 So .. .
TALLow +. steady, with fair inquiry Sales of $4,000 ii
WHIsKY-The market is well supplied with only mod;
crate demand .sles Of 100 bbs at 25G2jc Tor Ohio aud
Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
MARRIED..

ALLEN-PALMER-A 81. Louis on Thursdsy, May p,
WiIism Alien, esq., Of Auburn N. Y, to Mss Sarah NJ
Palmer Of 81. Louis
BEVANS-HOYr-At jersey City, Tuesiay, June 3, by
the Rev Gilbert Beebee, OF MddleOwD, N T., Sidney b..
Beysns, of firm Of H0yt begans, u Miss Fannie
daughter of Nelson w. HOyt, OF former place.
CURTIs-sCULL-At Philadelphia, Tuesdly, May n, NJ
William Boston Sa ah James, daughter OF Gideon
Scuh Of the former place
CHRIsqY-LAMB-o On Sunday, June ], Mr.. William Christy
10 Mss Katie Lamb
ELIFFoRD-DEMRENAt Philadelphia, Sunday, June /,
HorstiO N. CiaoId 70 Miss Mary Ann Demren.
CROsS-FULLER-AtM Milwaukee on Thursday May %, Jas.
X. CIoss to Catherine L. Fuller.
DRAPER -WARDWELL-At ,he Church Of the Holy Trinity,
Brooklyn, onThwsdsy May 20 by the Rev. Dr. Lewis Mr.
On n. Draper of Attloborough Mass to Miss Mary E.,
daughter Of Il. +. wsrdweli, esq of Brooklyn
ER-WEsTERvELT-On Monday, June2 Mr.. Charles
Holder, to Miss Louise ". Wes.ervelt.
HUFF-GREEN-At Philadelphia, Sunday. June l. Emund
N. HUI 10 Mise Lydia Ann Green
ANkENCE-WARREN-O Tuesday morning, June 3 al
tho saiv NJ. F. Church, by the Rev; MI Ferns
William Lawrence 10 Sarah Louise Warren, eli OF tniscy
sTREET-POTTS-In this city, Tuesday, June by tn
Rev Tho. c. Smith, M Francis > Street 10 Miss Snfan
Potts,
Ns-McENTEE-On Thursday, May -, a. the resi
Ssnce VI the brides by the Rev Dr. Sawyer Jose 81
ToInpkins Of Newark y. j., and Augusta daughter
james s NsEntee, esq, of houndout New fo!h
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

Was more doing by shippers. The sales are about
i2, eco bbls Of all descriptions. State brands SELL
ing at s. 259s5 GO. The extra brands DO not exhibit
much change. There is fair business doing in Wheat
at 6ic decline Sales of Tennessee at 81 CO; iair
Wisconsin at 81 50; white Canadian fair at 81 81;
mixed ard white Southern 81 i3dsl -. Corn is ir-
regular ard active aes Of 40 900 bushels at so jslc
Pork is SOC. Dbl. lower, with q fair business At
eli 5oa sl7 IS for Mess; sli 5Oasli 90 for Prime
Beefis more active and steady. Bacon and Cut Meats
arc scarce and fIm Lard is little weaker Groceries
are finn. The auction sale of Coffee this morning
was well attended and full prices were obtained
Sugars were finn and active, principally TO re-
fners Molasses is also firm. Teas are quiet under
the impending auction sales In Cotton there is not
much doing, but prices are wei maintained.
We take the following from Messrs. Nell Brothers
& Co Circular for the Canada:
TIE weeks receipts at all ports sount bales sgsa
As GO bale. a year and eco bales Ths weeks
porso Great Britain have been T. 00 bsies 50 coo
bales st year and So O0 bales 1853 The following the
rfcu LARA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
NARLNE JOURN1L.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........,.J
Cleared.

sLps-J w Fannin seddy, Galveston, IL Brewer 20
Deyonshre Lord London, l.. +. Morgan Wheyi H. hoy e.
MAI wanDs GLASGOW William Lancaster Mary Crocksr torl
Wnsm, Liverpool Williams Guion ST. Nicholss
Have Boyd tIhckep Cora Lynn, Luther GLASGOW,
Orpheus (Bren.), sehli-g, Bremen, Henning'' hu!er
GosiIg.
Thtts s,urses New-OrleaDs N H. Blishami j. W. rage,
Roberts Oovee r. "A. Yarrng,oD PrIceton Ssely, Deme
rsrs sster; Jas. Fish, Phillips CardeDas ~ Del RIO Eliza
heh Baxter Norfolk, Dawson L Co.; John Carver, Ncho
las. buenos AyTes Walsh Carver Cha,e CotOchn, Young,
Baltimore ~
Brig-Chils O. Moul,oU, Philadelphia master Golden Age,
Curtis MatsIEas Hamilton Brcs Galena Frifbee, Phiaie
pba, Yates a Porerfeld, Gold Hunter (Br Greenwood
ST Jobr r. j. Neyus Sous Clio lMech) Moler, Am:er-
dam Funch Meincke; Atsdian tBIl Lockhsrt, Windsor,
master Gre NADIA, Pe'teu gill, Gnayama Tnomp'on Haater
scboouer.-T c. Lyman, Stannard Ne~-Naven, master
AtsutIc, Els, Salem X. w. hopes Cog 5. smith tBr
Grant ST Johns N. B., T. Wallace T.. Furoish, Kendall,
Porlsnd. @. 5 Hatch. 80
PropelleT-GeOrges Creek, eager Baltimore, Crom~ers
Line .
Soots-J D. Fish, Davis Fall River, master; Van Bucen,
Lewis New Haven j. H. Haven Z. Wallace, Lincoln, Taun'
ton master.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
Disasters.

Ss ID'a .nSr @tyr a.S S9 Rp.en Boston from
f,em " Il vessel IN - va. ~. Ss . - u sale
board Is0 sseks of corn TO trim ship y" --''" over
r.So ag S1fsas s rss & s:rsf
bark with her lower masts sardnE logged ssd sS.n
dOnd could 10, make cut her but supposed her "a
MissSG Vrss.Ls-shp HusuenOt of Ne~bu,por. cs.s,,.
reported missing sailed from Philadelphia oet ls 1854 .ad
len the CGPes the 18Th Sr ssma. Bay and loaSt
in Nov the 6rst being H. ard probable hi. w,s
ths HVsueDo other chip with her name besnars via,
go tuns ears Old built BY John Curer OF Ne<baryP
She had Of $50 coal The following The lanes
p1r; JoSn c Beyosr PSisdsiphis mate Wm Joss.oS
ecord David H. shs klaDd third mate jacob rGmsn
ssmen John Can pee Johp Gibbs, John wsn, Nss yot,
@% RS G6a 5ane.a ass d . @% s.,
ad, Newioik Jamss Veszie Name h. LS'ea sanine Pat
Sekr John Phillips. Of Msrblehssd, from NswYnk Jan.
$500 Samuel 4 psSi. ws master aged -, leaves ~as
and Chie,sn John Brrfdse seaman y ssvs' wife and
behesd. The remainder Of the saippsl Ia ~ T.
Orange Kew vessel OF tuns At IPSWICH
where she butt in 1884 and probably insured in the East
She Rad general cargo, valued at Sceo mosy insured in
sHIrA. NJ LAWRENCE, from Aries Peru, at Phl,d.lphi.
chip. mast aid all the spsrs yards and sails attached
painted white though h,d been IN h. ',a.oa
n iles could nothing OF the hall of the ship
SWEDISH BsIG hIsAu from Mstsn1ss Tor tFsdercshst,
at Il a. op 79 S. heavy gale from w. n W, euriel
head oremsst with all attached maintopms topsa
lai mast. sails SC.
ScHR MARIA Cook while lying Mdsqussh, " b. Hsrbor,
9ith u loads NtwIos. struck by lightning which
carried away ioremast and did other damage
ScHR. JULIA Ann, from Providence for Bargor, nst
ashore Nsya Point high and dry 9th ult, reported Ia
Of the Providence
SCHR. HENRY I. WOOD, from Alexandria, bound TO Troy
n Caded with coal, the Middle Ground, ot
Cspe Charles 10Th u and would likely prove tsta loss
ScHR. DAVID Sssos, from Providence IN going up the vec
Hartford, 30th us., into by schr Wm Gray and
carried away sanehcon dsys and wheel broke main boom
and sre sail
ScHR Active Amero al Boston, from Pubnc,, reports
having with the Schr Vsndslia, from trankfo fr
Boston on the Sls ut at n Cape Ann, w. IS miles
The Vandaa was IN a sinking condition. Took Oh captain aad
crew three men, and broush, them Boston. The " sank
a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
Markcts... .Reported By Telegraph.

Nrw.ORLEAxs June 2-CorToy-Sales to-day 1000 bales.
The lower qualities rather easier bat the better grades are
fr We quote Middng lo aloe. FREIGHrs to Liver
pool SLED. T. 10
ALBANY June 3-l2So m.Saes were made this morning
SEQ bushels Canal oars at 5c 4OO bushels Western
mixed Cosy slightly damaged at Gle.
CHIcsGo Jue S. Is6.-WHEAr dull; Spring 81 09. and
Rcd inter 49, Corn lower Sc OATS inactive,
and selling Mess PoRK firm at 81. FsEIGHrs uom-
l. l. No ye.ssisc chartered to-day.
BUFFALO June SO m.-tLorR-Good interior dem ana az
$3.50 IS 81 f0I common good Ohio and ndaus and 20 81
90 80 Ter choice 10 extra WHEAT firm sales az 81 - for
chicago spps and 81 50 for White Milwaukee. Corn ddl
sale. heated a. S3c OATS quiet CANAL FREicHrs nominal
bush Wheat; 2f030 bush. Corn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
NEW-J.ERSEY ITEMS.

FATAL AocDEST.-John Critic, an employee upon
tbe New Jersey Railroad, while coupling train at
Elizabe.hport, on Monday was run ever and both
legs were cut off, lie died soon afterward.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

James eees, daughter OF the Rev. Bishop James Of the NJ T.
Church. severely burned by the explosion OF campheIe
lamp last week At Bsskngrdge in this state, nat her life s
despaired oh The Bishop who attending the General
Conference at lDdas teesraphed Saturday, and
has probably reached home this time she s about 10
old. Newark Daily Adyertser.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
ending May "a:
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE


AsUFSTbe market is unsettled for Pos sales OF 90 bbA
at : "a i2iase IS for Pots and few Pearls az ST.
BEEsWAN-American Yellow continues In small STOCK
retsi sales only at Z7td28c
COTTON has continued very firm but the dem and is far
from being active ths sales esmated 300 bales The
apo, suce the 2Tb nit has been 6752 bales 70 Liver
pool Sl65, HayIe fgl; Anteerp, 32; Bremen, 95; Ham
burg s0 ST. Petersburg 69; Amerda leo The recep's
for be period $500 bales, ard sales 5oC0 bales We
peat our yesterdays PRICES
gEw.yoRK cLAssITIcArIos