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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-30

- AGHICuLTUHAL wAHEHOUsE.
fnNk Subscribers having their new Fseto, an o..
sgee De,ssen ~ snd Vh Streets prepared 70 receive
ders Tor a kinds Of Agricultural Machines ~ n
latest and most approved patterns made of e t
sr and o. superior workmanship. They attention 10
Csrdves double and single gcared Horsepowes and Tsb
sheh have taken premium every which they have ~
sshioitsd Also, 10 "Croskl Cod Cruss Msnnvs ps,.t
assper and Move The best IN Yavkes' Patent e and
9no spresder highly approved Hay Presscs lfay Rste Cy
SHELTERS, from t0 70 49, Smiths Patent s,rss Gutter ,si CO
az. to Rchs Patent Iron beam Pov various s q. me-
saon We opinion of the Hon william Rives Of te.s p~
Richmond. gesruaryqI. ''' 0'''"Aih 20
~. ~ :. =. CssriS Hmt, i5th Dee isst
~ ~ sfouosfos Sir. take pleasure ln recording
pres9n Of the performance Of your Rlchs Iron
ssn paisnD AZ Gotham today The work vas fa more ryh
~ han u,a ot any plow operation brfor
ieInsss w i ~ vas yy gsnsly IS inches deep abou,
osane' % out ou, none % The sod earth falling bach into n
itt Wal 0I ulc poW nv manv al
,ie Nnon, VII mention Mesrs Nsison mi Gsnef
~ Lewis Hopkins, Thomas Watson OF Iuls, A. IN rc
a msn sna most excellent judges of agricultural ana
sfcspiionaole performance of your pov F''V ""' wv
wishing equal elsewhere IN aki,, "a. -.... -
P''msn'"Vsrsoy knosn 70 our agricultural bresRren
80 irsmain, yours Truly,
WILLIAM O RrvEs
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ror Michael r. Menard, aged 81 yearr Coi henafo ~
Prsne Canada and AZ the age OF sixteen eneAxtd
IN ,br trade, since ~nich time ne IA o.t
,uployed Indian trader, and was oi sfsera AZ W
msn wei, known throughout the Western sA'es ana Tern
tones. 49, ,
u,cRFADy-O, Tuesday September ,. Elizabeth
Fb.la,iu. daughter Nathaniel ~ and Caroline Amanda
McCreAdy aged yea and months -, 49,,
III fi.rf. II the family invited 90 attend the funeral
from The r, id. nee Of her father No 10 West Twenty
second street this "wednesday Afternoon At ioeoet with
cut further notice
PHI PITT Al Wismsh Tussdsy, September y AZ
l2ocoek OF consumption hTs. Catherine fhipiit' VILE oil
Jan ., Philpitt ated 6 years and y day 80
The relative. aud friends Il the family invited to attend he
"a somh Third street of Ninth, williamsburg
None knew her but 10 love her
None AIMED her but 70 praise"
PALMER-At Pou shkeep.ie, Saturday September ~ M'
Mary L. Palmer.
OUIGLY-On Monday evening September p Of consumption
Antony, Quigley, agd 80 years
ROBINsON-On Sunday, September p, George Edward son
Of Rober, and Elizabeth Robinson aged year and days
ROsE-At Middetown, Ct, Wes,held Society," Frances
Ro.e, eyed 81 years
sHAw-In Brooklyn on "wednesday September H. sarah
younsest daughter OF the late James H. SHAW -sa 10
and months -
sFABURY-At Stony Brook, SundsI. sepeu Der ~
Tuma L. Youngest daughter Of Alfred and sarah Z seabnfy
Of this city. "a
sBEPARD-At Hartford, CT, Sunday, September ~
Israel Shepard, aged ~ years.
VAN OSTRAND-Mr Charles Van Os.rand aged ~ years
WHEREOF Sunday, September p At his re.ldeee
ty-hrt street Gowanus, Brooklyn, lnoHlss 49, $40
S5d wear Of bis native Of Wigonshire Scotland
at his residence No. ~ James street. James "hy' Ated
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SECOND BOARD.
TrLsnAY. Sept. 23-P. ".

The movement in Erie is the feature Of the Stock
market, the transactions being very large, the price,
though fuctuatng, gradually hardening and cash
stock becoming daily The sales reached
- eco shares opening at g. going to 63 between the
Boards falling of to 62i and finally closing at 63t-an
advance of per cent yesterdays price, The diff
ference between the regular price and at long sellers
option is quite marked, being per cent AT long buy
ers option on the contrary the difference IL unusually
small Cash stock scarce to-day than for
q long time the deliveries being absorbed by the
recent purchasers and kept out of market. The
amount standing in the names of brokers this morn.
ing was, we hear, about One-half only as large
as usual The bears offered stock on long
sellers option freely, but appeared unwilling TO put
out buyers options. The present movement prob
ably aims at making the street temporarily very short
of cash stock and then supplying it at fair profit to
the Bears Reading lost some of the recovery OF yes
terday afternoon, it appearing that there was some
basis for the in regard to the proposed resigna-
ton of Mr.. Tucker 1t opened at 3D. and closed at
ST. Mr. Tucker has been very valuable officer to
this road, and has great influence with the coal
trade. The road has however too much inherent
merit to suffer permanently by any change of
officers. Toledo was the most active Stock after
Erie and closed at 77s, the price of yester-
day The speculative action in this Stock has
been very strong for days past much resembling
the movement of last year when the stock advanced
to SO under much less prosperous state OF lts
traffic. The dividend Of y cent in October,
it is understood, decided upon. Central was
heavy and sold at So. Panama is little
fmer, but not active. Galena is steady. The trans
actions in Pittsburgh were larger than usual. Some
$50 shares sold at 59i and 59i was aherward bid.
Michigan Southern sold at 90, buyer thirty; Michigan
Central 92 1t is rumored that the dividend is to be
y cent The increase in the receipts of this Road
is very large Illinois Central Stock is among the
| 6rmest of the Western Stocks. Some 400
shares cold at Hi HI and at the Second
| Board 200 at llS, advance of ! Y cent.
The land sales still larger than stated yesterday
For the first three weeks of September they reach the
unprecedented amount of 100000. We
statement of notes held by the Land Department of the
| Illinois Central Railroad Company, on the 3lst of
July. 1856, maturing in the following years. These
amounts are liable to changes by the agreement made
with parties to an extent of about $500 OO0 to extend
the time of payment years, on payment Of cent
interest in lieu Of = cent;
Il
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DIED..

ALSOP-At Middletown Ct on Wednesday, September IL,
Mrs.. Lucy Asop in the sSd year Of her age
BARRETT-In Newark, Sunday evening September q,
after lingering illness, Martha, wife OF John Barrett
BALDWIN-At Newark N. j.. on Saturday, September ~,
Samuel Baldwin, IN the 14h year of his sge
CHATEAUNEUF-On Monday, September y, Paul A
Chseauneu in the 5lh Of bis native OF trauce
but long resident of New York city.
COOK-A New Britain Thursday September IS, Susan
Cook daughter Of Augustus Cook esq., OF Litchhed ssed
years
David T.. Cstlin, OF Wiiamsburgh aged ~ years.
COBB-A Saybrook Conn, Friday September 49, Oliver
Cobb Of the late Chas D. Cobb Of Columbus Missouri
aged = years
DEEMS-At ParkeIsburs Va Sunday September a. Adam
Deems Aeed TO- years
EWART-At Toronto Canada on Thursday September Is,
John Ewsrt, esq, aged 50 years.
RuLLER-At Albany on Sunday September q, jacob L.
Fuller, In the SD year Of his
FORD-A, New-Bruuswick, N j. on Sunday sepemtAr 2i,
Margaret wife Of Josiah Ford ESQ., in the nth year her
FICKETT-In Brooklyn, Monday September q Of CON
Gao. In the 2lst year Of his
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
~ attend his funeral from the residence mother No S4
Henry street Brooklyn, on Wednesday September a. at
O'clock p, H., withou. further invitation.
The remains Will De INFERRED a. the second street cemetery
New.lerk.
GORT-On Sunday September p Winefred ect the late
Psck Ford Goit and mother OF the Rev John Ford aged
rs
dan September ~ Mr. Silss Horton oi THIS city in the SD
Of bis age
J0BNsON-At Hartford Ct Sunday September 81 Mrs.
Elyira johnson, aged lO2 years ana Il days
KERNAN-On Monday, September y Ellen, wife Of Own
Herman, aged Is years, months ana 10 dAy'
KRoOSz-On Tuesday September % Car'en Kroo's in the
18Th year Of HE age. ,..,,. .,.
bs late r.idrnee No 6e Hudson street this "wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'cloek without further invitation
hENARp-A, Galveston, Texas on Tuesday, September 3
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MARRIED..

CORVISANT-WILSON-In this city, on Saturday, Sepem-
Der ut Luke Parsonage by the Rev MI Tuiile Lucen
n Coryan de lie Meuse France TO Caroline b. wilson, o
Newark, N. j.
HOWELL-HOLSMAN-At Greenwood, ~ on Monday
September - the Rev. j. Sherman, Richard s. Howell to
Eliza b. Holrman.
HOLDER-PAYN-In Brooklyn, by the Rev. j. West, John
B Holder son c. B. Holder three mile house to Fanny
daughter OF John Pawn ClSsson avenue.
MORDECAI-PROUPS-In Brooklyn, l.. L. on Sunday, Sep
TENDER 81 the Rev. NJ ssacs OF the Wooster street
Synagogue In this city, Mr.. Marx Mordecd to Miss Anne
PIoups both Of London, England.
ARSpEN-PEDRONCELLI-On Tuesday, September 2, at
St Lukes Church Brooklyn, BY the Rev j. Dilar John
Msrsd.u merchant late Sheffield England 10 Catherine
Pedroncelh of Cornwall, England.
MOORE-BERCZY-At Toronto Canada, on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 10 by the Rev S. Gvins X. M. Moore, esq., TO
Louisa Mol Beiczy second daughter of Charles Albert
Berczy, eco
MAGINNIs- WHITTLESEY-In Salem, Conn, at the resi-
dence of Oranel Whesey, "Wednesday September IL,
b, the Rev Benjamin Hopkinson, William H. Magnnis OF
NewYork to Miss Nettie NJ Whtesey of the former place
OWNSEND-GARDNER-In Brooklyn, on Sunday evening.
September 81 by the Rev Mr. Briggs Benz Townsend Of
Providence X. l., Abbie B., daughter Of Capt. b. A.
Gardner Of Brooklyn.
PIERX-McKENZIE-O Tuesday September 3, BY the Rev
Thomas Armitsge, Mr. William +. Pierx 70 Miss Jane l.,
daughter of the late John Mckenzie, all Of this city
VENCE-MORRIS-On Friday, September IS, by the Rev
d. Ellington August Nence, esq, 10 Miss Euphens
Sstus daughter Of Richard Morris esq, Of Upton Park,
Osego County
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CoFFFE-Tbe business today has been mostly eohnnea 70
The auction room The balance Of the Raven csso
1000 nat. sod AZ lfc which the squire ths o" u n
.sne voice brought time since. SIoS bags MO
CARO- Of F. were offered public sale aud Drought orc
2c ayerase ga which, quality considered, SHOWS W -
due ion A priys. bargain $50 sais ava have pssn t
IN. tr,d. of The Ellen Moves Htc go Dag. Mo ~
10. lode and MsraSbo At HE The stock oil M"
8, SIC bsgs 9. ,.h hill i,,n;rx g.
CANDLEs-Adamantne are very firm with a. Gr' s ~
sales of city BRANDS 2d2sc As 10 quality RAN sperm A'
steady at iGc Patent do, sec. . , ,.L,, . .r.sl
DRf'GS AND DYFS-We notice further sales withn wrs
of CeO k,ss Newcastle lBicalb soda N lots. All rp
SSH 50 bags Green Ginger Root at oci cans VI
mon !. IS S7 10 oil Peppermint at 81 5 sa5 IS ..e
AnmonI, AZ i5c cases Phosphorus 81 ~ ~ Ssss
0rsng, Sk.lsc AZ ISdl4c. cases CsnpbeAs az To- NV
R,rbsdo.s Tar AZ ~ Ia 10 casks Bay Rum AZ sI "a Gn
H. bbis B.lsa FIR a, - 75 cash. soo o. French quinn.
=, So 10 tuns Roll Birthstone al 2.c ~ tui- ssl SOUS
d. GEO n Or.nse Peel Sc. 70 cases SOrsk a. .
Lis DO AZ .7ic. 10 Sicily Licoice al &c 'V "a
.raet OF l. ssood Zoe. 10 sacks Cuoebs al 1oc
Powder.d Jalap at 7c 20 bbs German Chamomlr 81 &C.
reroors Honduras Cochinesl at 81 p 10 bales Gum
Iscond. al Is baskets 1spoca At lOc and small ot' o
Aunatto at l5G Dc., as 10 quality. - .... lain,
FARTHENW ARE-There has been large business dong
during The past and Of jobbns houses are 10Y
sctiyely engaged Western trade, though ate We huh WIN
os LAT OF last year and be expected TO continue m 70
ND the close of NAVIGATION Stocks IN hTst hands nave Oeen
s,rv reduced and the leading articles OF common ware are
in demand The annexed comparative table OF me Exports
NJ Fathenwsre Liverpool to the following pors III 'he
ith. crates or
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Deduct for Con-
tracts TO extend
80


The proceeds of these notes must be invested in Con-
s,ructon Bonds under the stpulations of the mortgage
Rock Island was steady at SLASH; Illinois Central
Bonds were heavy, and sold at 93i. In other Bonds
there is not much change. OF State Stocks the sales
were larger than for some time past and the market
firm. virginias sCid at s2li Missours, IS; Indiana
IS. 81, &c. The demand for Western banking is
quite large.
The business in Exchange for the Boston steamer
and the market has been heavy. Some transactions
have been made at + cent lower than for the pre-
yious steamer. Bankers Sterling signatures were
offered at the close at II cent Francs are easy at
previous rates.
Rates for Grain to Liverpool are better. The en-
eseements are 10000 bushels Grain at 81 a I0d;
500 bbls. Flour at IS. 500 boxes Cheese at 3Os;
IS tuns Fustic at Us. Cd. To London, very little
is Offering; Grain at 81 alOd. 400 boxes Cheese at
32s. 3D. To Glasgow, 5000 bushels Wheat at lOd. A
vessel TO load Wheat FOR Bordeaux at DC; vessel
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT SEPT. S-Betoro
Judge Brown.

M.
This was an action for damages for injuries sustained
was assaulted on the Union Race Course by defendant Shaw
and beaten the effects Of which he has not yet
the defendant Irwin aiding and aDettlng II the
assault. The following witnesses were examined:
Green testified that he ON the Race course on
the question where he both plaintiff and defendants
he was takng Butler when tie defendants along
and Shaw asked plaintiff why he had called him Limpins
Dick" Butler denied having said Shaw then called paintih
sinking ;" and said he would lick him any how; some
more words ensue when Shaw threw OF his coat stepped
the and struck Butler who standing with his ss
folded ON his repeating the blow Butler defended himself
in to the assistance Shaw Of the bysanders wished to
part them Irwin said they should fight and told Shaw 70 90
in him he afterwards lvln stand on Butler
hair his hand he about 20 strike shaw they
parted by Buffers friends but each time, At lrvns
Shaw again attacked plaintiff when at last Butler
doubtful whether he could get home Dr. BOben sent for
he has the marks still him Shaw keeps tavern lyin has
been appointed Inspector In New-York.
Nothing material elected the e1amination
VIM Waterman Of New York Frederick Nodine of Brook
lyp and David Hengan of New York. evidence corobor
alive of that given by Green when plaintiff rested 49,
John McEwen OF New York for deen,e) butcher; was
standing with bis back 10 the parties and when he turned round
he the chains Twins legs and Butler on
top they were both fighting Shsws hand aerwsrd looked
had been bit and Twins face mashed The re-
his testimony similar 70 that OF the prosecution
James d. Mcmahon, testified That he the commence
the STRAY and did not think that plaintiff had his arms
folded wh Shaw stepped seross the chan they both chched
be did not see them fall -. =,
number of other witnesses examined who all teshed
to having cnched but had who hadruck
the FIRST blow.
The cause given the jury Monday evening and
terdsy morning they in with separate sedicts against the
defendants Tor $500 each.
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Disaster, &c.

The between decks Of ship Rubieon from Boston
Orleans before reported pu, into Havana in distress
considerably damaged As she es out Of the water she ~
pears much more strained than had been imagined o,
VESSEL supposed British fore and aft schr Of about ~
un her beam ends supposed TO have been esp.le sa
few hour passed llth inst, Cape Sable W. 30 miles
fishing .chr Eliza Abby, Gloucester. No seen %
board Of her
SoBR L. C. WATTS At Boston I'D, from Trinidad, Cuba s
perienced hurricane from NJ T. ~ on the 9TH inst Ia.
lon 70 H. during which ost mansa, fore saysa uanooo
split flying b &C. and ost Il hhds molssses OF deck eAa
the vessel TO leak badly.
scBR SEA NyNPH of Providence which went ashore ga -
QuoSue L. L. the 18th ut hove OF the besch soou
feet Wednesday last and expected that she would ~
got saoat the next day The vessel appears be but little I'D
lured.
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Cincinnati 20 Newfork-Flour 81 . per bolh class 81
cents per leo n. . -, -, o..
Columbus TO NewIork-Four ~ III per o0l3th Class %
cents per loob 800 -
pd.uapos TO .York-Flour 81 30 per bblh class So
cents per 100 10.
ON motion Of Mr.. Brough, it was
R,.,ed convention be called 10 meet at Cleveland
October next f.r tie of adjusting
fares such other matter De deemed
important TO Railroad inter.st--
In regard to the rumor Of the resignation of NJ.
Tucker. The Phlaaei Ola Ledger says:
"A report was ndustriously bnlited on the street
Yesterday to the effect that Mr. John Tucker had
signed the presidency Of the Reading Railroad Com
pspy, place that he has held for many years with
distinguished credit To himself and much advantage TO
the owners Of the road The report to say the least IL
premature Mr. tucker has not resigned his place,
and il is not certain that he WILL He has made
yiable reputation for himself u railroad manager
and as such has invited several offers of great pecuna
~ profit TO himself from enterprises requiring the Pc
cuar qualifications he has proved himself to possess
desire 10 his Company in easy circumstances and
an indsposon the part OF the Company to lose his
services has continued him where he still remains.
Mr. Tucker probably receives a larger salary than any
other railroad president i'll the country; but large
as il il, and agreeable as his situation and his
associations in the Company are, he has received
another offer of so tempting character, that he has
thought advable to lay before the Board of Direc
,oS. No action has been had upon it, nor has Mr..
Tucker determined positively TO withdraw; and if he
should il will not be until the return of Mr. Cullen
the Vice President, in Europe, and not expected
here for q. Ices. mouth So that the Company is sure
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COURT OF APPEALS.

List of first thirty CAUSES calendar Of the Court of
Appeals for the term ginning September 80 1885, Emmer
con sgt Bowers Henbacb ag Rokeri Grant sst Merrill
4 Lawrence Ball; Dempsey Tyler; &, Kemp sgt.
Croft; Merritt ag Lyon sedswies agt Ashbgrneri g.
Coleman ag Gsngnes 10 Mills ag TbuTsby II. Stacy ast.
Graham; IL Mutual Life Insurance Company ss Jenkins IL,
Taman agt Franklin; a. Van Wyck ast Mclntoshi 10,
Mutual Life Company Supervisors of New York
is Fire Department of New ork Bufum; H. Hoyt
Wartense 49, Seymour Wilson; 49, Hunt ag Hudson
People ex rel. Chase sg Rsihbone Sheriff p Rider agt
Pona; 49, Cheney sgt. Arnold; a. Maurice sgL hudson
River Railroad Com IS Baxter sg Ryes; D. Thompson
ag Lae; n Mussey FaTnham q, Despsrd sst WAL
bridge; 80 CARL agt. Hart; 80, Sweet ast Gray.
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been disposed o. and ike market closes with an upv.,
d.ncy American has also been In improved request
today up II 900 gals II 81 desc. In Crude ~hais =.
further movement the market for the moment I.
steady r'qses s0ag2c Crude and Refined -
rem quiet. Lard OIL % Ia steady request but The
action, ar, limited BY the hish prces asked Olive /, 80
moderately a. 81 asa 81 81 for quarts and 81 g9ss
for pins Red Oh 10 quiet but firm 7G71c. lnd
Palm OIL is ssns steadily IN small parcel, a. si0iae q :
PHOVIsIONS-1h. Porh market is decidedly lower An. .
demand fair ct The sb.tement sses Of 80 bbs an ~
e2O closing quiet al tho latter Poe, and &lsaSis - ~
p,ime. other kinds nominal Beef 10 firm, With IA, -
oni,x from the rsee sales Of 800 bhs ct t69 o. f,r
tsS IS for Country Mess IS 9d II Tor Repaessi ~,
and sIldeI2 50 for Extra Prime Mess dull and nsn.?
Beef Hans are and nominal Cut hsAs ipssi
dsn.na ,sl,. of 50 bids 7idsc for Shoulders, and
for Ham. Bacon is selling IN retail ots at O,dloie Lri
sr bu, Quiet; hear only Of 100 bb. snd ". soa lQS
iic Butter |. In fair demand AZ l5dlc for Ohio and ke
for ste Cheese plenty At 7i'tsc, A., .,
PAINTs-W. sales Of 30 bols English Venetian n
a. dc 70 casks Hsvs Ochre al 81 % ~ do. Resels .
q IS; ~ do American 81 Ioc tuns ru'y IN bisdden
sac and 50 do. In bulk at 3c
RICE has been scye, partly for export aud pea.
ton; sales Of 500 tes. al +G4ic
SUGARS continue 10 exhibit trnness and activity A.
Ga are steady AZ the adv sales Of 1900 hhds u,
go AZ saec Including Porto Rico AZ the srs,'
spiCES-Numess have been active AZ very full pices, la
80 sod AT price touching 90. The first importation d.
crop PIN, nto received the 10th inst per Leo CAD r
.2 hays sold 82lc cash IN bond tAssis Pea
.nT in los a; $50 for the former and he for ths
TOBACCO-A moderate demand prevails; sales Of In IA.
R.r,nctv AZ eIdl5c. 80 bales Havana at x0St Nass
SaSIe,fs, I4d.6c and 81 Tara on private terms.
TAILOW-A firm market sud small stoch sales Of H. N
q Prime AZ i2lc cash -, ,,,.
WUISKYThe market |. firm and the demand Ari ssss u
.eo Mil. Ohio and Prison At 80! cS!e., mainly a. ose
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,u WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, 1856

Of bis services for that length Of time, during wch ne
will 70 doubt consider the proposition made nm H.
and the Company the proPrety Of permitting mr
49,, ,o,ar IN a more satisfactory more prosperous
co, dcn than now, the means being on hand to mel
sy,Jv accning liability hence to the end of the year
ara he business Ofh mighty concern is 80 sIrased
snd so systematized, that, like .anc;on.
!, will almost 20 ahead of itself. more ausPclod
moment if be feels hat he must leave, probably coaid
no, have been chosen since he became its head.
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Whalers,

Arr Preyincetown 18th corrected bark " pnnen 10
Tuck Atlantic Ocean with 900 bbs sperm 500 DO wn.s
n bone; sent home 100 bbs sperm oil absent IL
Sid from Nantucket 18th ship Massachusetts, -
EdgaItown), to NJ for whaling. =, MI, hound
Al Oahu Apr H. ship Falcon, Norton, New bedi'rd "4'
n, oil net reported. p.e, $3.50. her A.
Freemsnile n H. May with IS bbI. sperm go do va" sso
$500 10 bone reports a. DO "'''n ''A'' Ne"
A. Apser July Il bark Ann, Hamilton Sag Hsrbor 90 S''
CD At New Bedford 2oth ship Mary Frazier ROuna P'c'n'
Ocean -, =. -, A.. Pacific
sailed from wLondon 18th ship DromiO, May fS''
Ocean -. a, Cane
letter from Capt Rogers Of brig Zoe, reports her ~
Eu,aw OF Boston Reports left at Hersds Island MaIeo ~
hak Lsuyers Smith, New.Londop 100 bbls. elephant w
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COIRT CAIFNDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT CIRcUIT.-Nos. 957, 500, 973, 32S,
s4s 81 S2 3e6 48 4s7 652 $50 452 56 $40 $50 55s 563,
500 62 66 400 $40 652 67s 49, 74 s2 S53 ei PC -
22l SO 1917 lO3 1919 1851 to 1865 1865 to lV' lOSO to 9'
1883 to 1850.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-No Calendar for
TODAY. Jury
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usrkess.. CAREFULLY RKPoRTEpToRIHEI sis aa.s h'

N,
AsHFS-The market 10 firm with nI 1e"'ND '' '
s.Is, OF ~ bb. 81 81 Pearls quiet a. 10 ., I'm,
COTTON-The market, light supply jill ., the clos.
-. w. b,v. revised our quotations TO conform 20 inc
prov bI5, The foreign new. has not produced any
eject sales Of 600 bales We quote:
SLw-foh Gas a. vohie v o. < Ter.
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or Tar there exported in 1855 London bis Liver
pool 57Ol bbls against IS cis this year; Glasgow 1854
bb last year against sos bbls this year which show. mate.
nal falling of % Bristol last year 279 bb and all other
foreign pors7 4o bbs against SIS bb this yea-so tina, the
total foreign exports year than double those for
the corresponding period this year.
OILS-Enssh 1inseed has been in animated request and
prices fmer. The sales to-day and yesterday comprise
IS 600 900 gals from first hands At Sdssc on the spot
s2 dTc sdins on hand and s0asc for oil 70 be
shipped We sso learn Of sales Of 1900 sss from second
third hands ell sale Of 1000 gala was made bu
pe hour yesterday OF Sc. Az the oil on the way has now