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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

From Bremen and Houtha mpton The steamship Washinl
tcrMr ard Mrs Aipheus Todd infant spd SERVANT Mis- Ar
heia Clarke Misses Emma and kl1A Elliott Frank
Richardton Mason Winter Charles Raux Constants
Nueno Giovanni Queirao. ADoIDe tsuenet Andre tuen
psu GrsDoraux and two children. Mrs elizabeth Chamer
Mrs Caroline tbsmern. Mr. James " Terry. Mrs Mar
Prrhsrd MRS Catherine Hayes, Mrs Ellen uuraes and
gen Adolf Lousnthsi, Carl wese, wnberc,ng and a II
berer, Total IS
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ing totals have been gathered :
f5S, sTl,563 f2,2S4, 400

~tU5i'v0
Thus, while the average Of gold coined in the
seven years 1916 to 1852 was "a, los 800, it has
subsequently been 9s,37l 900, or more than double
Meanwhile, the increase in France and the United
States has been on a scale Of equal magnitude. With
regard to silver and copper, the present statement
shows that the cost Of the silver for the coinage Of
the above sum of e. 2s4 400 was f2,2l4,l5l, leaving
a surplus Of ETC, 25s the copper for the coinage
of fl3S, 795 cost eco ,303.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the leading departments of the banks
Of this city during the week preceding Saturday
morning August IL, 1856 -
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MONDAY, Aug. Id 7, n
Asusa.-Thc market was quiet, At 80 SO for POTS and
~ 70 for pearls,
BsgADsrt na.--ilour-rhe foreign news pee Anglo
Saxon, ria Quebec had depressing nnaence on prices.
and sales were made at . decline Of ioc. l5c per
barrel especially on common grades The sales footed
up about 1000 5000 barrels, including all kinds at
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The increase in the tonnage Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad over the corresponding period OF the past
two years must he highly gratifying to the pro-
iecsors end stockholders Of that great enterprise
n IA much greater up 10 this time than was antici
pated st the beginning Of the year; and the proba-
blities are that the remaining Eve months viii pre-
sent an aggregate larger than the first seven
months business Of 1868, which amounted 70 239y55l
tons. The coal trade Of the Allegheny region,
which Ia just beginning to be developed promises 10
be heavy item In the business Of the road. One
company alone, the Allegheny, II is said has
contracted 70 deliver over 10000 tons to
parties in this city before the year closes,
and that amount with the shipments of the West.
moreland and Broad Top, viii make large total.
In July 9,oe3 tons we're sent 10 the Philadelphia
market, and more than that quantity was sent from
the mines 70 various towns along the road. The
receipts ct the Philadelphia depot, Of four, grain
and 1--we stock we're less than during any month o.
this year a. win he seen from the following state
meni, and the receipts Of coal more
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Amorg the new Hour which appeared IN market wa
Venice srI's from Ohio and small lots Of new Goaesee
nosr The latter sold a. 80 per barrel Canada wa
only cold a moderate extent, a, quotations. Southern
-four was plenty and lewer With sass Of about bar
refs al prices given above Rye -four wa qa.et a,
decline Of cents ior ane and su9erane Tao s,ocE
Of corn meal light and prices steady, with gale.
81 $50 bbls. Brsneyvine at 81 1915 10 arrive
whcat-Tbc markC, from SC. 10 s.. lower, AMI
active a, the decline. The sales embraced abor
10000 60 coo bushels including about 10000 1900
bushcs Southern white a, 81 62s 81 o. and 5O1O 90
Co. 70 arrive at 81 90: white Canada Al "a 50 a 81 g.
new southern red al 81 50 81 60; Chicago common
sprng at 81 20 81 % and Milwaukee rel At 81 30; mes
white Ohio at 81 g. Corn wa ic a gc lower, but the
ma k,t was active With islss Of sbou, 5000 1000
west,rn mixed, IN shpping order at Ole. 81 &c.
s,usbcfn yellow was Il &c and white held at zoe.
Rye Wa nominal at sac q sc. oats unchanged.
CorTr The market steady sales Of 52b bags
RIO were made at lttSc II se, 500 do nstye Ccylon
CcT1oS The sacs embraced about o09 bales. The
market was somewhat irregular il prices.
lSygHrs.--Tbere more offering for Liverpool In
the way of grain about 20 go 80 900 busf Ella
erEsqet IN hulk and Rags At 5Ys sTa "a, chiefly
atetfd In baes. 2sfO bbis f1ur n on up ~ H. 4tSd
10 London rates were quiet a. Saturdays quotation
foreign vessel was taken up, 70 load Al Richmond Viz
slnla with tobacco for Bremen III 27s ed some mes.
surCnent goods were also taken for Bremen, a. eos
There WIS change 10 not Ia rates for Hsvre. To
CaIifor Ola they we're Al q &C. per foot measurement
Fatrr rs Rags so shell firrsgona anou Is sold at
Ike, months.
Hsy was steady, at 69:. Csc
HnrS-pVo Bueros Ayres q lbs, were sold at &c ;
and |, ia Rio cransc, at &c.
LIME was quiet, Al sec and 81 IS for common and
lump
Mofasrs steady, With limited sales,
NAVAL sroRrs Sales OF 200 bbs spirits were made q,
Aac afterwards held At i5c. and 1900 bhs rosiu were
cold At VI G5 per 31t bs delivered crude held al
81 % q 81; and tar was firm, at e. 2b.
rRovrioSs--pork was inactive; sales confined 10
200 GOO bhls including mess, s1q 81 SO ST. and
rttai lots nj $50 and 900 bbls mess soli deliver
sbie IN all the month Of November sellers option
prime al slT BASIS Beef-Saes Of about $50 bbls
made in lots o. 81 rs for country prime an
ase 90 for country mess. Cut meas we're nrr at
&c. exc. for shoulders, and &c. ps{c for bam5.
Iard--Salcs Of 500 bbls. were made At IKE IKE
and $50 kegs n l3kc Butter steady al lsc iec
Tor Ohio and lsc a acc for prime diaries n state
Pty-sales Of $50 cssss were made ~ axe axe.
SAfI1he sales embraced about 20 900 bushels Liver
poor coarse and One NJ private terms
About 30 csses Of nutmegs were sold n ooc
SUGAR The saiss embraced about 200 hhds fnciddng
so hhds. Porto Rico in bond, At 7ssc IKE, and the
remainder Cabs muscovsdo, chiefly At sHc sshc.
wHsxKy-saes Of about 200 bbls, were made at &C,
which IVES lower
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tai. :. IS. I68, sos 10, eol, os7


The unusually large increase is shown OF co 1872 1872
in the declared value Of expectations, as compared
with the month Of June, 1856. Not a single item
of any amount appears on the adverse side Cotton
wooep, silk and linen manufactures and metals al
figure for large augmentation, and, among other
articles those which depend upon the Australian and
general colonial trade present the chief improve
ment.
An account has been published Of the coinage Of
gold silver and copper at the Royal Mint Of Great
Britain from 1916 to 1856, inclusive, from which the
following totals have been gathered -
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F@sa,s.s..,s...lo Izoi cas- a0S q o02. asa IS se5
The entire tonnage Of the road for this year, com
pAred with the corresponding periods Of 1855 and
1 QEx wsa An foloyp.--
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aARsHAL rARvABz AND QUEEN IsABEELA-
Icons POLICY AND ORDERS.
am of Inr 4

PARIS, July zs-bT. ".
The affairs Of Spain continue constitute the Sole TOPIC
hrt exces the slightest public interest here ana even
these there s just now ull although The crisis h by
menrs to be considered "a at end few days VIII
doubtless, bring Us solution In the meantime Marshal
Kayaez returned 10 Paris this morning highly indignant
atue rejection Of his preferred services He finds thas
70 lehored under mistake IN supp0si-p that he hsd
eFain become "the man OF the siuatou
SPAN. HIS tay may st come, but II has yet arrived
There was certain dignity and nrm CONSEQUENCES %
bis OVID value ID The manner In vhloh Don RI non pro.
ceeded on learning that mis- restless couurymen we're
agan at logeerheads. Town 10 the frontier he At
once hurried, and calmly awaited the moment
when bis sovereign should seek and secure safety 81
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Richardson. spence & Co.'S Circular.

r., 4rabll LIVERPOOL. Friday MAY -. 1855.
The srTi,s. hi. week CONSIST Of IS GA bush coR>,
?so6 bb. from the States tcl bars FLOUR from Va.
paa,o il9O an, wHEsr 1887 sseas Fl from Spain
qrs $40 scts FLOUR from the Mediterranean and o
or. WHEAT fron lnia
deliveries OF WHEAT for the week ending last saur
day l2,2s5 qD o. against oSl9 qrs at 10 TO- IN
the weather Las een remarkably hne and the growing crops
made rapid progress nder I'M. Ihae &c ne Gs.s
the ed AZ ab ut se rates s Ne stmpl-s aid
At reduction OF g 10 s or infer or qus tee tLovR =.
40 .ow .ae and rather easier to bay INDIAN Coss-For
yellow Mixed there re buyers al bat holders Gen,
ers, asked - g. which checked sales bite was dull AMI
La. ni.Itet was .mo,; holiday one. The bushes.
dons In WHEAT uiins At Tuesisys rrce. In fLoVH,
q any sSne9gs.se aT1 pSes were ss turn
chance and du white i. hrneT, but sses small At p 6G
W ts New Orleans aud - y tor Northern We quote
WHF.r red, ale white, 99dlo 10 2 70 =. fL0US,
phlsd.lrts Baltimore and ohis, 81 ass 6 Western, 81
COZ tinue, qvie lew SUI accepted for
roee .hor, rsclns Ct As; year are II excess Of i year up
70 the same date.
s,coN-At Tue.iays suction sale there wU Nge attend
.pee OF country acsers who bought 1900 bones iu
long homeless sS lous ub IN, s. 6d5 6, CuRberahd
L,Sp eo.e. rather 6imer at IS saS for good
snins quality ur to IS for very hfe
T.Ltow-DUs tor ordinary qualities but sne North Amer
RcsIs- SLOW and prices Irregular, ranging from Z 500
R.E.-Phi sdsrL. offered Al 20 arrive bat buyers
Corro> has dull al the week and being freely Of
Tered r.due;ios 81 lltd has bad 70 b. sahnted 70
or ordinary fsror qualities To-day ho-ever the greater
ease The None, Msst b. rather '-siied the tsfe ani
With sht Of demand prices have sboit eeov'
lot early iu the In Manchester huHBess
b. sIl dull. Nddns" Orleans. std Mobile ard up'snd'
lied O. Neserdy the Bani OF Ens AID reduced their
minimum % trrcsi Ga s v cent
2. s-Msy s.-So elssse in Grain OF Provision Nsrss''
LiEp tfm CorroS-A more seuera denand and me dessne
ihe early part of the ~sei T,s,1sd Probable sac &c DAY
SCOTS 10 90 bales
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......,...
Cleared.

stesm.hips-J.mes Adser Turner, Charleston sPoHerd
Go. Parish Norfolk fIeas-
ants. Knoxville. Ludlow Savannah, 3. l.. Mitchell
South Willis Rio Janeiro, Napier, Johnson
Co Try (Br Samson, Stephen, H. +. w. Meyer We'll
linstot Bsrstow. New Orleans, stanton & ThJmpson
Barks-A'ma (8r Frzzel, 81. John, ~ B. Kelly smith
es; j. L. Williams Urquhsrt, Hsyre Lane, Vest Co N e.
Buchanan, Duseher Gaves,oD, d. c. Murray; H. Gregory
Sylvester Cienfuegos Metcaf Duncan Warren, Packard
MstaI g s. hatch Co Lswretta Bailey, Nassau,
Foster Nickerson Rainbow Hughes Bu Ayres Reynolds
Cushms ). A Nichols Nichols, CardenAs, r. p. Buck
Co. Venus. Atkinson, Curscos, Boonen, Graves Co;
Brg-Carsdoc, StaI ton, Togo - o. w Russell Lane,
Rio Graz de- l. b. eager Co Xenophon Daik Sasua Is
Grsnde II. Brookmsn Co. Hudson. Blanchard, searspoft
Walsh Carver Chase Hampden, Pomeoy Bangor, Brett
Son Co.
Schooueu-F Merwin Thomas, Jacksonville, R J. Goodwin
J. L. Bowu sn Wooster, ST. john b r. j. Neyns Sons;
Wren (Br Coe Barbados, }. B. Gaseri w T. Conquest,
Bush New Haven Durham Dimon; J. Finlsyson OBJ,
Sterling Br Barker Hanisport, d. De Wolf L. smith
West, WmI gton Douer Potter; w. NJ Dodge. Wheldol
AlexaI dra Merrill Abbott Cora Kelly Phlsdelphia W.
McKee, Lscon, Bense, Philadelphia; James Hs1d; Lucy
v bite. IL giahsm Portland g. L. Hatch Co. J. w Fa1lk
lin Boston Dayton Sprasue Homer Parker Boston, W.
Herrick Wonder, French, Powder CO. master
Propeler-W Port Berry Portland, CroDwes Line
Concord, Nornan Phladelphis j. &. N. Briggs
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JOHSsOo-At Bos,op, on THURSDAY, ye"o -
wife Of MAJ Seth Johnson AGED VI y, r,r.,o,. In
,opSsrOSr- On Friday, june 49, William '0hn''0H' j"
tis Sd year. $3.50 r,,h1I youpse.t 500 Of
s,,o, T. and Laura King aged n";,sd 20 attend the
me ~ Monday afeno on at oet co.. @ .,rsst
funeral ths VmaneIe J. Tuthl. No 6s Lawrobcs H.e.'
esnce 81 His remains will be taken 70 GREENWOOD '0' ~
mes A, philadelphia, ON Monday, May IL, Ellen
r. NJ Khtzing ano only child OF James pe"''
&c In the 24tb year OF her sse' - -,
xenAuGHLIN-on Friday, June 49, Ann, wife Of JOHN
shlin, eyed y years
uOORF-At Georgetown Mass, Mrs DEFY wife OF Enooh
Moore aged 70 years
p.GNrI-op Friday June 49, Georse William, son Of Geo
~ .ns Mary l., Prssnen aged months and II days
sNITHOn Saturday June II, Mary Ann wife % Francis l.
Smith.
sMhRT-On Friday June 49, DR.. William smart iate OIL
" sterford ireland in the 49h yeeT Of his age.
THOMPSON On Friday, June II, Mrs Ann Thompson,
native Of Of Frsmpton, Quebec Lower CansdS
yANNAH-At Wsldoboro'. Me- on Wednesday; May IA, Mrs
Chfstsna vsnnsb, aged 100 years months AID d"ys
WHITE Saturday morning June H. alter short
and revere illness Charles Townsend httemoIe son OF inc
late Henry 8. Whittemore in the ath year OF ms age
The exercises will take place this day at TIE residence
a his mother No 228 West Ffeenth street, at oceh m.
precisely.
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nlKD.

BUTLER-Ou Fndsy Jrue IS JSu Bater, AGED So years
CARTER-At Gioueestes Mass on Thursday June 5. Mrs
kscael n wife Of Cart William Carter aged 50 wears and 10
months
Cook-on Saturday June IL Mrs Sarah Cooh In The f%th
,eAr Of her age.
SnShRANon Saturday jane Ia Gertrude wife 81 The late
's'st Seehran ssed y yeAIs, months an3 IL dAyA
hAi-A h.eAa<Po5t, Tuesday, June s. Mu Elisabeth.
es- 81 MT John Day. Ased 81 yeas
S Lon Ftiady, June IS, Am daughter OF John and
~ pS1et'y, ssed years. months and 10 lays.
fEkkls-on fsa.y June Is Cors,, s. AZ .unips FERN.
IN the Seth year of her .s~ ' " 'S " s '
GLONEk-At Hsrri.c, W.. =. -.
Jsns Il, Mr.. fsrtssoi. 0.os.t - 80 49,, 0n
~, 81 Her, Hssy sne Is May Agnes wosusdyke
Esf hitnds AID these Of The Hnpv ~. - , -
49,. ~ a. ~ ,s az SSo.h e. her late IRA
se~Jerssy foi iDtfTmsnL WI % tNhsn 70
ne ls;s ksAGS EGsk.Ins. - th'G CT
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Markets.... Reported BY Telegraph. -.

ALBANY June a. H. so m.-Markes dull Western sLed
Cosx ease. for Unsound; sales 800 BUSH oAr'-'N'
4ooo bush. $500, ,.. T.,
the mari under influence Of the Arsbss news heo
Winter WHEAT quoted at Ono shipments NoRS s san
.b.1 20 Buffalo 65 500 bush TO Osweso H. $40
bush oars lower 24G l5c FREiGHrs dull unchanged
RryF.Lo June 4-FLoUR Is lower with better shipphS
and Interior demand Gales odsy 5000 bbs at % for good
illinois and Indians IS d IS 50 for good 20 CHOICE
disp. and Ohio and 75d So for eNtrs DO WHEAT 10 de
elm, inn sales eco common White Ohio at 81 corr lower
sales 81 bushels sourd from at Sc and ousne
heated AZ &c afoat RYE 10 nominal at 8 90 OATS &c
Canal FREreHrs lSc Corn and he for Wheat 70 New
YORK Grain RECEIPTS for "a hours TO noon today 40 oo
Flour; 654 Wheat 6,4lS Corn. Sanal LAfohiS S'f''
Wheat 40 1873 Com , .-,. 49,. q.
OswEGo June 1.-THE market has been inactive since me
receipt Of the Arabas news FREIGHrs are hrmer" nest
lSc ard Corn lcsc. NewYork. REcEIPrs-iOco ool''
Flour bush Wheat coo do Corn 2lOo do rye
ppoytpyycE June l5-CorToy-Sales for the week 9,Wo
bale, full prices. the market closing firm The stoev 81
oe in demaud sales during the week 10 GOO 10 PRSrrSe
CLOTHS continue active and prices firm sales Saw
pieces
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SATURDAY. June l4-P. ".


The foreign advces have been receiv ed in the street
as unfavorable, and the bears have taken advantage
of this impression TO sell the market down. There
was more disposition to ~ short to-day than We have
seen for time past, although We find no who
seriously anticipates that the matters in dispa,e be
tween England and this country will result in
than delayed negotiation. Our dispute with England
upon the Oregon boundary question was much more
serious than our present misunderstanding; yet that
was settled without difficulty, as no doubt this will be-
The iubroglio is however, sufficient for the bears to
operate upop and no doubt some timid holders OF
stock NAV be induced to sell out and thus assist the
decl ne. But for these political troubles, Is uni
VERBALLY admitted that the Stock market would eNpe
rieuce strong upward movement. Al the close,
aAer the Second Board, there was better feel
ING ard prices Of the leading fsncics improved /
y cent. Erie at the close S6l having been %
and aiding sol e9oi The business Of Enc continues
very large. having averaged thus far in June over
ESQ. ooo per day There was but little done in Kali
road Bonds, excepting IN Illinois Central which sold
AZ Sc; as7 Erics 1875 were OH State Stocks are
quiet and rather heavy.
Tie make; :sr E1sharge las been very inactive for
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wHr.r-s.le, of single parcel Of 500 bags 'ie 'eaiH
receipts If - has. 100
bar. santa Crnz dsrh .old 80 do. good 81 fte
OATs-lOO baE ard IS do. sold q &C.
PorAroEs-itO BAGS New cold at tic. . ,oo,o 4.
BAcoS-2SO 10 Oregon Bacon Sides sodn TIC w.
Shoulders at l5c.
HAas-Ssle Of 500 n Oregon Hams AZ ICE
CLAREr-23 casis Bordeaux sold st e+S %. .,
BEEF-25 bill, Chicago Me Beef sold on terms not sseo
LARp-lso cases choice, leto tins, sold 81 s} o"c
DRIED APPLEs-2o hLfbbls Dried Apples SOLO " N'''o
.. Ice. -, =. s,, ,,s Al
sold private terms -.
CoaLE5O ,ups West Hartley sold at SO.
Co1Tos DucK-Co bolts No sold on private terms 10 ao'
do. at Sec.
sUsAs-5 bbls Crushed sod l2ic 500 bbs d. at same
6ssre; - hf bbla DO. at l2tc.
TosAcco-69 csses Grape Brand Tobacco 'Od on private
terms ,nA.,. -. III.
Rcg-0O GOO f Manila receaned Pine street Mlls) sold 81
CpLEs-sCO boxes Phoenix brand sold at c 200 oIa good
ou,lity AdAnannes at 2fc. 100 bxs Sperm 81 &c.
Domestic LIeuoRThe stock Of Domestic Liquors on nsnn
in mis- mari q. il immense and with the amount yet 70 arrive
the quantity whch will be manufactured here after the M
coming been gathered IL Is estiaei we nA1 nave
euoush supply the demand for the next eighteen months
following estimate has been made up eareUiy aa1 Ho
Stoei Of American Brandy and WHISKY at present in ~
the market gallons r~''
On the from Atlantic ports 10 arrive say II W o n
galIorf,,
Total ........................lsoo,o 600
The average consum ptiou, 5000 gallons ~ ~,
gallons.
that AZ this estimate about twelve months supply OF
sern Liquors alone and when add the capacity
uee e. ugh make full ak month"; supply Of our own man
rftr
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California Marriages and Deaths.


In Santa Clara May MI 'ts' A. FOOte OF San Francis
q" In San Frsncsco, May MI John D. MCGOWAN to Miss
I na ,bs soDi.on road 10 miles from Sacramento May
rdw,rd He Kiln 10 Miss Amanda Palmer both formerly OF Mis-
IT, Csmro seco May l. Mr. James Sweeney. formerly Of
Wjnchs,ter Kentucky to Miss Martha Kitchen, Of Campo
In Mnrysylle May l. Mr. Levi w Wilson, of the firm Of
iIson STEPHENS TO Miss Bridget A. Casey ali Of that city
At Oakland May 7, Mr.. Frank Silvia RO'' to Miss susan
In yavie May MI A r. Forbes to cstharine Kreter
In San FTsnc,cc May H. Mr. James Kerr, formerly Of
Ms,ouii and Miss Alice sweetman formerly Of Boston
In San Francisco May Walter Miles Esq, of that city to
Mrs Martha Gibbons Of Troy y. !; o.
In Msriposs, May /, Nh f. f. Hewitt 10 MIS- H. y "u'H
IN Maiposa May A. f. washborn, ESQ.,, to Miss Anna
In Pse.rvie, May T. Dr. A. CLARK Miss Mary E. Mount
San Frsncisco May 49, Mr. Abha Swain of Yreks to
Mise Emily Swain Of Nstnehe' sss Of Sacramento to
In san Rafael May MI James Gilman to Miss Marie Rou
ain In s San fIsneisco May 49, M VIM Nowa Of the firm Of
Lun Newa Co.. to Miss Louisa d. e. Dun, both oil tha'
Greenwood, May s. Mr.. E. C. Fuller to Mrs Amelia
At Msryrile May 49, Mr. Alfred Putnam to Miss Patience
In Seysd. May 49, Mr. E. O. Waite to Miss julia E. Stone
AZ RED Bar Casvera. County May Mr. James A. TAFT of
In Chinese Camp THURSDAY May IS J. w G.rhuler to
Miss Mary s M"sis al Of Ghinese Camp 10 Mia. H.Dri,,
Stoas, all of Placer County.
DIED.
In San Francisco May Catharne CULLEN daughter Of Miles
and Mary CULLEN.
In the County Of Cousi after illness Of but few days.
joseph Person formerly Of Sanssmon Bottom, Cass County
Illinois
In San Francisco, May Is Georgisnna youngest daughter
OF f. p and Susan p Sweet aged IA months and q days
the Of the In VIM Brooks Of
Aaron and Mary BROOKS, aged years and months.
At Salt Lake April 81 Ach,sh PAMELA, daughter OF Ira J.
and Melissa Willes.
In San Frapcso May TO- of consumption, Harriet Anonee
Beers wife Henry J. Beers aged u and months
In Stockton May g. c. b. Hoobsr, printer, aged aboutN
In Sonora, Sunday evening May s. Mr. j. j. Walker,
aged IS wears leaving and children to mourn his loss
daughter Of Ehab w and Mary f. Shaw, formerly Of New
castle Me. 80
Smith.
At the Fountain House, lone Valley April 80 Gsorsana
Maria only daughter Of Dr. J. aud Mary Z. Newton aged
In Sacramento May H. of consumption, james II. T. Lamp
ton, formerly Of Kentucky 49, -.
In Nevads May typhoid fever, VIM. Plat aged Is
In Nevada May TO- of typhoid fever Bennett Pike, aged
81
At seby HILL Msy 4, of typhoid fever S. Lyman, aged 81
At Upper Plsesryls, April @, William Brown, from rha
delphis 80 49,,
Sacramento May Is of Inflammation Of the brain Alice
daughter Of Mary A. Gle aged al ID days
At Iowa Hin, May 70, Mrs Sarah Hotchkiss wife OF I B.
Hohk aged yes and on the 18TH the infant son of the
above, aged months.
At Moi eumne Hill, Thursday night May g. DR. NJ Tap
lin, jr., aged 20 years, o Corinth Vermont
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sale, Of stocks ut PhiIa delphin.. JUSs II.

tReportod for THE n. Y. TRIsvNE, by j. r. h b. FHY).
FUsf Bodrd-2NO Peuus X. K. IS Let mort 9S aN Minis
hin r. q, o6 SEQ Wilmington r. X IS S. loco do sSi:
500 renna y. s2i OOo Gam AID Am r. 6s IS SO 5000
ReAAins r. R. 10 81; eco Auee Co. to- Steub lot; SO
Beay II r. r. DO SD 100 Reading X. r., 4St; leo do
int A. lCo do .. 4Si $50 LSns Island r. s. u, leo
do lgi; 80 Lehigh Nav 74 feuns K X, tet l. Mneh
h H.. 6Si; 10 Morris Canal pref "a h5 l0!; 5Minehl scrip
ai 4Norsown f. X IS; ~ Farm aud Neon BIZ, cash, ~
Beftrse~ Bodrd,5o Morris Canal Isl IA Reading r. r. iSi
50 y. l.. Gas, 4. T., l2ll
ad Beard-S0QO Penna. X. 6s LIST most 9S 500 City
X X to c p Ss4 geo Lehsh Mort IS. 81 CsA
r. R q. Gas P, 1919; $40 New Grsnsis, e,sh
q lehish Nav s. AT; do. siwn 74i leo Long lsnd
r. l2i; see do ~? IS Penna r. r. 81. leo ~ feans. r.
Il 50 Besv r.. h5 ~; Farmers and Mes. BAnk, Is,
l9 do IS; 81 GiTsrd Rsuk III
tftey Rcdrd-loc Reading r. R. a. loo 90, sbwn, 45 100
DO bt a. $50 do rs ~; VI Penns X. r., IS, +6l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

LIGHT BosToS HARBoR This week BY dt econ Of -
Lishthouse Beard. Boston Light will Be renovated BY -
most spenoid eatoprie sppirsus prepared IN tnS
Try IL vn mar use'urea Of the establishment OF asS
Henry Hooper Co. and consists Of fourteen ntsna
tain snrs nh the same number Of p.sbood -
having double dss;e Ct Il inehes and theky pstsa w
pure silver highly Iolshed. The sppsrsus resoyns s IL
rssh eahoiiins Of 10 square feet Of sh rs -
vsihe AZ distance Of from IS TO % mAes seeTn pssl
state Of the atmosphere A. the time Long ~ n
Lisht vil be renewed with esfsdptre ~. A..
fourth order of the system Of FIesIe ~ SOLE
sand meohs nieal lamp with eoreentre ~on ,,esve tbe
Light House recently erected 81 the Ssro~s ishr1
casSioTtrsc sppAst AZ present In the Lo1t
House sp, De Shh orter Of the system Of ffesNs'