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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

A BLACK Substituting the late political can
vass, Elder Swan, of New London, Ct in a political,
lecture, said
81 want telegraph wire to hell, and want to
send dispatch to tell Judas Iscariot to move Oh one
side and make room for Franklin PIERCE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

Drugs AND CuEMCALS.-Country and city dealers
will find large assortment of drugs chemicals and
sale ut the establishment of Mr. T. h. Whcrlock No g Maya
zine street. Mr., W terms very }era and those interested
soud inform themselves the particularly For list
Of the latest invoices advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

Miss, can have the exquisite pleasure of rolling
the wheel of conversation around the aXctrce Of vuur
understanding for few minutes this evening 7" The
lady flintpd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

4 player performing the ghost in Hamlet very
badly WAS Kissed after bearing it a good WHILE lie
put the audience in good hlmor by stepping forward
and saying Ladies' ana gentlemen, | must give up
the mhoSt -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08
Coal, CoALl-This is he stuff, for the times and

mistake Mr.. F. H. Willard advertiscs the article Of all
descriptions to be disposed Of in any quantity mention
the different kinds wood Mr. MS Office has removed
from No. Il Customhouse No Is Exchange Place. See
his card.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

House OF Representatives IS CpnceEDeu.
Here Gov Alcl1ae makes strong point
The power of this sentiment is manifested in the
fact that Mr. Fremont, the sectional candidate,
without reputation as statcsmanwithout qualitica
ton to administer the Government, and without fit
ness for the Presidency. Mr.. Fillmore was the most
eminent Of the party to which he belonged, had been
elected Vice President by the people and was Prcsi
dent of the United States, by the death of the Prcsi
dent elect. He was worthy and qualified, in point of
reputation ana ability, to ill the place, and yet he
was superseded entirely in the vote of the non-snve
holding States by Mr. Fremont.
Then, Mr. Buchanan is spoken of in beitting terms,
to which have not one word of objection to Offer
and the parallel is drawn to demonstrate that if
man like Fremont could beat two such men in their
own section, the strength Of the frceso faction must
/ be really fearful. We again quote:
/ 1t must be plain to every mind that unless the
slavery agitation shall be alayed under Mr. Buchan
| ans administration, or unless some new questions
shall arise growing out Of the foreign or domestic
policy OF the country, which shall be the controlling
ones in the next Presidential election and produce
new organizations Of parties in the nonslayeholding
States, that the crisis will then upon MS and
the sectional party take the control Of the govern
ment.
The Governor goes on to cnumcratc the declared
objects Of this sectional organization, which we shall
condense briefly, as follows: list. prohibiting the eN
tension of slavery into Territories ID, immediate
abolition Of slavery in the District Of Columbia and
in AL places subject to congressional Jurisdiction
proXimately, the ultimate abolition of slavery in the
States, to destroy it property )" and Sd, It
place the black race in condition Of social and 20
litical equality with the white" "WEen this party
gets the control of the government" remarks Gov
McRae, the rights of the savehodmg States will be
destroyed their feelings will revolt at its jurisdiction
and they will not be willing to live under it."
We quote once more from this very interesting
State paper:
The second question is, what will the people Of the
savchOdng States do, to arrest if possible, this sen
timen in the non-slayehoding States, and to prevent
this sectional party from getting the control of the
| government.
In the adjustment of the questions growing out OF
the acquisition of territory from Mexico and iuvolv
ing the rights of the South on the subject Of slavery
under what were termed the Measures of Compro
MISE in 1850, Mississippi, in her sovereignty, took
| position in these terms:
She declared in reference to these measures" and
in connection with them the rejection by Congress
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

We have not room to follow the Governor further,
and will bring this article to close by pronouncng
it an able, constitutional State rights document,
worthy the careful perusal of every class of readers
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

.,u ri, be4.nd men Ts's ;ss s..sds sSsf se se
esny sud omo,, sqgss s,d 'ac 70 ten tho ,,.nd ba.
.S~ than "S sss
have hiN the Cry OF Mckee, a. have and
%ns@ sS'sS 70 s%sSo tSssy fs H es as' q. Iss @
tGim arpe .es.tsring foces, odcered and drilled by
sf ss% Ss P'';l IL l:ss 3 1as s.s Ss%
wiuee y. n.tain them, AZ upon che lage number OF
and quac Of %m%un'n %h Sya .,@p
.e, Sssr,s ad Wiling hands throughout tho Sac
,Ant are imp ..ient for opportunity 70 evnce ,ne
rdo,st mens of ny rollying 20 t2e" s"pP''
md yioGication, in arms if necessary lilo
From S.kiyou t, San Diego throughout the en,.e n.;
,p,th and breadth of our State there IL ou' ohe
men among the masses and that ia for the success o'
Ne Vigilance Committee. ,.ovv,s
The per.ons above named, ~ being snlpPea ON
hosra The Sierrs Nevada taken from the Icoui-
~ The Committee at IL O'Clock last night ny .tIohg
cnsrd ard escorted 10 a steam-tng az the wharf, ny
whicb they were taken to the steamer Yi"g ~ one
stream. The Sierra Nevada put to sea aoo1t O'CLOCK
tIrs fsat urdayl morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
p.ssengers Arrived

r San r,aneeo 4. stsamshiS George Lac J,oo, ipT
ra.-Judse Tbom!.on, CO. r"Tn FnsIi.h u. s. A. lady sf
servant Lsrt. Bloek and servant Ms ,n.nbeimsr j.
.or PsreL Henry johnson and lazy s. pna TWO ch.
W Iustn Miss A. CoIostt, ~ " Nm " A. smith Geo D.w,
oiei - w ssmpson Thos Foulks Henry Zoman, MAJ. .
Fssb A. Peek Wes.ou Mrs. John 9r'hHn tsSs ssisnsf &
Ma Ssraner D. N Tucker. @ercateI Coseer m ,nL5,
snt NJ 8 MysI " T. ThuI..on z l. SSd'S I'd T,tSbsCn' W
Win. oas Z. B. Eng ms W;,i @ j.. Afora and boy,
Hvfy A. Mr. MsCoun s. Robinson and Lady MIs ss2ss.
O Tkoinhi L. Ras9d Il Eess1t., p,as Mso no Msrohy.
Msd Fsulire C. Locimsp L. tgsrs H. f. Msrn, 4: H. pot; ;
Mrs M H. Wallis Dr. Parish Mrs Lane NC bs,'eii Iei IN n
agent: Mr. Gould tssgsss master John hszstoni ySa n
TWO Children Cen Har,n the Misses Herrara Mad.
r. Pombs Gen. Thompson: Jos Mayer, a. baus, ~ hs,E
Jacobs A Joseph j. JeseFb A. W. Potter and 90
In stsdn.hp Ori.aba from San Junn.C; Whtaey S SI
servant X Carlton sd servant w Es ston' To"a uvY ~
ana s.s.s.s, Es sS MY p wIacm " G. " chsnpCq
Capt Forman, j. Blake w. Litle T. r. Mossn, VxseS
MI,%:on E. Dn Gsp. B. r. Wiian.sn ms: A
scott Miss Thompson, Mrs Curu H. ;: bunT; ~
Done S:pt Green Mr. I, w,ei' M G;yt I rss M
N. h. Brown W. T. Feser. G Fseby, n; f'fa' ssai.
SIS H.sasss. Biossn NJ sClthard O. seltrsse D.
smith w sefdse @. selfridse: J. 7. selfTdse Anhu{
wv F,shsrs BaiG:', % .sS g. ,S R'' H.Ils p Has,.
B. A Baker NJ fie,biDsss f.myy Mr. Hsssy o. w. Ds'
yis w. Finn H. H. Risotso e. G. Cohen u "; Wslssr ".
msa H. Applemsn % j. Tsyfi Riddls, B; AiSass a,s
: Wsisp g. w. Doe j. C. smith, II. c. sopss, D. kheds.
A. NJ Covert and LADY Cspt Rufhn, I. Edwsr0s anu ''
IN Sayi Laee,ne, from GambrouF. s. Midros j. BIea'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
MARRIKD.

CAyE-ORR-n this city. Sunday, July Is, by the Rev
H. L. nsoon Mr. Charles Cave Miss Enzs Jaue, daughter
Of Jackson Orr, esq.
MACMULLIN-PIFRSON-At Paterson, n j.. on Thursday
July TO- BY the Rev. w W. Hornbower, the Rey Robert
Mac ulin Phade pha TO Sarah c. daughter Vt the late
Jossh &. PieTson Of hsmspo, N
NASH-McINT RF-Un Ionday July = at the residence of
the bs No III Leonard street BY the Rev Or Jones. SIR
Reynolds Nssh Of this city TO Mrs Bessie Atkinson Mcintyre
late of Ba!iyDs, County Mayo, Ireland
PECKHAM-HALL-In brooklyu, Sunday July 6, Jethro
. Ptckham 20 BsIrst Il. Hall.
ROBINSON-PHRklNs-ls Brooklyn, Saturday July l.,
At 81 Lukes by the Rav j. y Dier J. T. ROBIN
sop Of Lancaster England to Ellen daughter Of the late Jonn
Perkin. Of Brook yn
WHITEHCRN-PERKINS-In Brooklyn on Saturday, July
l9 at ST. Lpkes Chuch By the Rev. w. Oler. Tneophi
us Wbehorr London England to Emma daughter OF the
late John Perkins of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

iIS Hans @s su nd SMOKED side. .sSss
s s Geo DIV s4l,ed Shoulders a loc su,s Bs
,nor. Hsus are buoysnt a. lei: Lard s held ~ia e.
crss'rd srms..s ard N 'Ii Bv.r & , "a
EI In =, '9c, fr state and lzal6c for Ohio. Cbesss
mod,r.ts reques, st 5dsIc, snd choice a. ~ A.
RICE Il firm and . moderate ousANe'' ~ ~ "V"'' s~esM
siGARs-Ih. from Havana has been very ts'orss.;
N. s,ters and circulars advise OF sdsances az T
Sn.sss some Of the svorts estates hAvs A. ~ psrd
beer contracted for the ne 1t crop 81 ssy ~ 'sp
liberal export demand sa, oesn 10 h.,s improved ,hs,
srds In nroportiou tbs rise in prices ara ohs
Atlantic rO' The filling 9a r. ne .a 81 GOO Sss. goS
fr,rea kingdom % co and 10 Spain, 1900 TIE ,ost
svsns AID Ms.D1.:i nsw Sisos s9.es % o,,.
6Ij.r. ard t-culstcsihe lsr bolains over sooS hns
h.v. thea .ne to..sn 'ssf % 30 - e.sa
o,.Iy n Cuha Mascov.do al 7idsic
SALTPETER-At Boston 'se. vere m'ss w. "a 'Ns or 90
ers1 bee, demand for Calcutta Linseed nd hear
i ., Boston Of Toc1 bsss believed to be nndsr 81 -;
us A. Al 90 tin. and Interests and 100 p'ckss d. q
A. IS: and 9soo pockets 81 90 Per buseel, cab.
TALLOW-The market quite nfin ano 'no seAho tooii
WooI~Don,esic Fleece Wool 10 In better request, and
70 s on ma. u,c,ulns account bu, things are s.ase4
50 quietly thst s dfeut TO ave inc Is nresty TO-
au.p..s We also notice Of 10000 sieeI extra
old Pulled Wool st Sc Foreign IN moaeIss - a.
lower We ps,iee sale; Of - bale: s bs as we s
put IN possession Of news from Great & " On
Sse sale; s. Woo S ne osssS a siy %ss
7 bales E..; isSi' ii; .s a. dS Russian Don.io
h % DO du.sy '.S .Sd nRre Ros $50 do oSor $50
"o pinds tol. IS M bales There was good s.'.na;
but little sp exhibited smors euysrs ~ ii as,,
4 dssas sa 4 sqls I'll d trs for 'SdS white '
WHisKY-The market eoDtiS,s: to :dsanss M Tor oso "a
p,;.or held higher.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
r,..L.,. .Reported By Telegraph.

. ...y Iulx "a 1 o. m-Msrksts very dun. Sea,e OAfs
oaL5i sales 10 oCo bushsls No Co.S hers MH'nI ne5
JuIy llt M-FLouR dull aad 9wet' sses
bettALo ssyss5 sc so for common good Iowa. 80 go
50 IS 70, scoi to Ohio 50 Y. i2r ss. wessa
Inas Coay srusr, sales o: 81 100 bushels a. W@ts 10.
Sl.euFd and sound oaT's c.Ssi FsssaTs io
Is for Corn to Albany and Troy, aud ls4isfc o'
New York r,o,ss.I.s Of sood slperSus
" -; 10 ard choice extra 81 90 Whs'I VI sos%
demand but confined to me io-s, CoaS ia
h,,sr ysouest and market firm; sales Of l3oo oan ~ ss
EprIcnrs une nehansed. Lake lmpofts 70
&c ~ sS hnsh Wheat s92 bush Corn Vs enA-
DOS DOS Tsn,i IYpo,s~I ssI bba Flour, Se buh "he"'
2S 7s5 bush Corn, 6, ,240 bush kye.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....
Cleared,

ships-A. Bosnnser tPrus) Austat Baltimore. Meyers
sucksn; Owego Stevens Liverpool stgges Clearm.n Go.
Herasr Brem), H..himan Baltimore, Meyer staess,i
so1ees sssny nVI0 aoth ssi seh..is TL London fopps
Bns:Jss Davis, s..ples. Boston, r. Buck Co.; W.
PhlalssAhis, C. T.. Peers Golden Rule tBrl Williams;
DeuarHs, Middaton Co. Elizabeth Ann, Robson Mira.
Bukley.
schOoneIs-S Gilman, Crowel, Boston, w Lewis; G.
JohIln, johnson, Newbsrn, Davis Holmes; NJ. nylor.
smith Charleston McCrsady, Mott Co; Elizibsth MMI
tBr) Fmneus, Chsrloetown, r T. l., A. Lesryi Eclipse,
Jones, Savannah, Scranton Tsllman.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
Arrived.

III sfssm.5P Gso5.s Law Hs.as. A.rrw. wiz,
Rsts July % passed. snh o 10
rom New frk for A'pnwal 9th, passed bark Aba
ssss hp orizabo Tlkepaush San Juan ndsc. and pa
J. : Whitney Co.
ton to sfofo 9. Tleson & Co Sundsy p IN 10 miles n Of
Cope bs,terss sisIslzed Knoxville savs1nah
and pass to uiium L Peasants
ssr LufsIns Upton Gsmbrou River South Goes, Of AeI
us Rsrk t.son loi Boston,, Harding, G.lss., Jucs g
in company with o Queen TsS. pss s,S% s.sOn s fsr
New Ye't and bark Evsdus of Boston, Tor DO Juas is s
boond E. July lat % IS, 65 4o spoke b. bark o. Blsn
en:fd sSoId TIE r. has been % days d tbs Bsnts
Bari Hua'g Bssnsn, ST. JOhrs p r. July p 'asM to
Bsss ys s;,T9 sE,9U'ys; N vessel '1 William. Cornell
rhep' Co. Sailed in with ,chr. Ashland for
Bsis kepler Of COhs'.e Pratt. Lsshorn 50 days, and Obj
5si u marble and rags to T. Fsbrcotte. June a. lat
.. ~ or ~ ~ e1ehar sed signals with bak white
pssssd bark Jsso Hand hsres ts PASSED Gibraltar u
Big Anlzs Port De Silva Opcro 80 days, wine and cork
w9ct TO Fetsnisr lrnae..
Ras s:m:on sui.y aoS. jar. ls cotton le to L.yta
sSs s.ss:'
sehr Elizabeth T. Peer Is msssS) Arnolds Charl.s.on
days cotton, &c. to Scranton Tsman
sehr l. p; Smith West, Wilmington, n c., days payI
schr. Coral, Coot, Rockana.
Sehr JoseIh Baker, Conway, Rockand.
Sehr Bay STATE, Burr, Rocfland.
ssnr John =: Hs:l.ehsr m.tsdl MaalSe, CeMe May
IslsIds .reis trs cOmmscs from Sardinia for Ne York
sehr. Caroline Knight, - Lobec, plaster 70 Smith L
SIsesI.! Fs,Pn.is ecihsa. ca.hasa.. New Ses.Bsssora.
Pr9Peller Ssrsh, Jores, Phisisphi,
"iND-Dufins the day. s. and light.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

Ar a' New Bedford llth chip South Seaman s from
Mattapoiss o6t for whspe bark Maces Mor.on, Indian
Ocean, last from Coos. Of Aca via Newport with bbL s
oil; asnt home on the age ii9 bbls %.
TO fit for whaling.
Sailed from n London 9th, ship Corin,i.n, Rogers. DssOlA
tion Island.
snd frou SssasJbss iey Psckc Ocssn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

G.'d Isi's Fey icu0d setb hft sAI'ilt n'' %
esssr men away N The f~soa''iei hsy.Iss y.4ss
oS S' ne ne ycy.,e altn .hei We ,inied; the ve'.sl
Vs. De- s' s:n s.sea "sS nee Vi sysHd % h1I
he vIy.F s'd liz o L assos ss .nd d to ban
,se re- ,a,ure of ts vo,se and De Castro H.eIpTefd
nor. 70 him Da Costa Ia Cunha was watching ns
@rt fIusrd Witness explained h. cou.e: ws u run
Cut b. T. trades take the vs:,sses AID w9,s - 20 ne 49,
A,e.pon sId 81 Helena the norb Of Cubs. thea y
was den,d to get cargo Of sugars AND 90 % -. , &
on voyase-if could do the to desucy me yes
,e Mr Ds showed tie ooot.e on rsr,,sae,e
s ssn TO the ). .Oop and 90 bard at Gar
S1.Ts Bay person, dcnt hno~ u ID me on Sat
he would tell how elude 'he officers tod NJ Ds Cs-'a
he they became troublesome On h= eo-s. AID also
have been since l8ij, in
nsy was rst in the las. voyase OF the Joan Potter
had bat did no. sccep he wen; from here
N.w.YoE; she "" chartered BY M, Mecssio Of
slvey sssdds. captain ss Of M F.sr s;: .pEs
he ab5u gopr this never say hun bsfoe he said
BE- na him he .sd be hsa sOue sod ne s bu
e ue until lct there's alter giving some orders Oh ny vsse
bn = the coer Of aud East Broadway he
had us. house and went back with us knew n1ns
big ara a. Nj Mscba1o had me- they bad
to OssI the command be said sh. vas ssas 60 o.
ss. .is he fig@ 500 70 SEQ 10 HI, e.pfa,i .,
b ysq heD as Il. .y.s %ere s.e, landed in a
Us ODER was made the 25h Of May, ,hnk; asked for
home and see my folks as had rot been heIs oI
ii"O DID nc. teh my friend. where wa. soiasi I
sd ss, s ma For 5S 's si don't s 20 ss $ The
busn, . . tell him whether was going in that bust
had nothing TO 90 with httng out tne 'esse
se Ds and Da Cunha wanted 10 f he casks Sn '.,
rk which they did proposed to me TO be wn:s N
this wrote letter To Mr DE Angels pfopsnf 70 De
come witness least weeks sfer had been IN
prison rcposed TO have property restored was area
prsol and willing TO come forward a4d STATE az
~. thaf Ia WI
MI BDss County jail 10 set various pef'os
TO that ia '9 M wSa Dc bs 1s r@enns
Heylsnd every day 70 get him to swear 'sanst me- but d'
think lie will succeed
For the Government Wessrs MeKeou aud Joschinssen'
Council for defense, Benedict Bur-
SUPREME COURT-spEeIAL TrKM, )uLY i4-Bef'rs Judge
WHITING.
ECIsIOS.
Charles w. Stesrns sgt r. r. btldeh M.
Motion TO set aside attachment granted on conutioh
that the puae rot to bring any seton aSan ~.
plaintiff on account Of his having sued 1t out aud "h0u'
costs, &c.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spEchL TERn-JvLT a.
Before Judge 1SGRAHAM
DECISIONS.
Moritz az PEBBLES.
Judgment to be entered according to directions
Capn sgt. Archdeacon.
Leave granite to amend notice of appeal.
Before judge BRADY
Deeue re sgt John Orser, Sheriff
The motion must be denied without costs, the 4ues-
ton being and not free from difficulty
Hand agt Chatsin
Ordered that the Judgment and the subsequent pro-
osde the en Of 81 costs to defendant
Of motion and Of the co'ts ordered Oh previous motions fe
''''' W. i NV Nielson sst Barbour.
Motion to vacate order of arrest denied plaintiffs,
ccsts q 10 to abice the event.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs--JuLY l+--Befors the
RECORDER
Charles Lisc and Charles Roylans, indicted for forg.
sry in the Degree called for s and Pss1ed
guilty. forgery the fourth degree Their crime was passing
= com terieit bills Mercantile Bsk at Salem, Mas,
LeiI pleas accepted and they ssnteDcedLso TO
Prison for and RoyaS TO the feniIeniiay
flr six months. The Cont then a6lOurAed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
Receiprs Of Produce

o. r,,,h Rir,y Boas-23oco bbls Floaf ooo sss"Hs ~
up..t 5000 do. Ccm n 600 DO hye, iVv no. n'ns''" " Wv
hisky 200 pkss Provisions, v, ooo ha,s Wheat, y76
H. LIE Ralrosd-2 sec bsa flou,; ~" 'e'
Az hats SOC rkU. Provisions 80 DO. WHISKY
w. MsrEc,... . Reported by 1eItsraPA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
m.r.e... CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRlsuss.

m
MONDAY. July IA. 1855
AsEEs-The market very quiet sales of 40 bbls at 80 .
fo- Pots and 81 62i 0S7 75 Tor Pearls.
CO1TON-The market has ruled very srm aud moderate
business bet done sales Of eco bales az quotations.
sEw-YoRK cLAssIFicArIoS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
XYhalera.

sGHR NARY W. THoMPAs, from Melbourne, Caqaumbo.
or United States put into Rio JsEeo 10th May; tsu-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

L. Ian0e on New.Ymk, at sight = cent; on En-.
Gland a. Sight AID; at 60 days, 47Ed Oh 'anoe' a.
s;ght 4 so a ASST at % days, 1907.
The San Francisco markets are reported eA'relheis
inactive, owing in great measure TO the Necessity
;mpos.d on the citizens of taking the government
INTO their own hands. The San Francisco Bul'e'"
of the Goth ult. Gays:
A, The same time the demand from the country ana
coast for goois has been of trivial chsrac'er au1
he iobbers although having very meager stocks on
hand have bought very speringy, and 10 most cases
10 more than was barely sufficient TO supply immediate
waltz o, & ~. ..,s.
The Circular Of Messrs. w. 7. Coleman Cs. says;
san FRANCISCO, June ls, 1880
We have 70 report an almost unprecedentedly duli
state Of trade The exctements rung Ii this CITY ior
n.t 30 oays have caused people 10 hesitate IN al ope
ratops The public p. and safety being hea'ehed,
our dealers have been naturally cautious and have en-
desvcIed as far possible to reduce their stocks anu
liabilities At the Ii ne the demand iroin the ih-
t.rior is il. ht and with the excessive supphes mere
now in rst hands say l00 900 tuos assorted merchan
dizel and shipments hther still very large, we cannot
look for early or permanent Improvements III pI!ees
Indeed shipments hitber must be greatly reduced ana
n return of confidence and securty here early estao
Esbed or the results will be highly unsatisfactory II
pot in many cases ruinous.
In addition to the gold for New-iork the Panama
Railroad brought over on English account:
(o,d,.,...................
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''''''.''' -'''l
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
By TeleGraDh.
Disasters. &c.

IbOSTON, July l4-An. ships Magnolia Calcutta soD. y
Cyeone Cslcu,ts March 90 and Sss Eagle Caics, March
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
Tho ,.m.meu. u ss annexed:

1Le ftHt htLL = Ht sHnef'"' - :. - ~. =.
Tar, s| ..e Looss sr<cs, Cieuia'se ars Iyt -.
Baak, ,f "a, tssy O Nsr York, JeS "a ete< esSsS ~
.rGay ysIy p it8 I. wAkA Sc-sd ne C'''i"' /" 'Se'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
Total ,,............... -,
-. A.. a.. Jslards of the American Gu

IT, ,c,otiop 70 the Islands Of the American Guano
Compspy The San Francisco Chronicle says:
C.p, r ID. Lucas. some time since, landed on an
islsr TO bury boy who had died on board his saP m
the South Paciiis-the boy having expressed wion "
he inferred on land. In digging the grave he discoy
e,ed that the soil was full of ammonia lie was sent
out to bring home specimens oi the guanv. 80 o
rived here about q month since IN the Daik IanAse.
f,om TaIcahuana via. Honolulu, with speclmehs vi
the cuano on thi. ISLAND elsO that upon the isanu IN
the NORTH Pacific and left for New ! srA ON tue Jonn
I Stenhens. The razee Independence was efi NJ the
South Pacific Island to keep possession rnsa warJ 10
tbe senate authoiz the Executive To take posses
son in the name of the United States OF any islano
without the maritime jurisdiction OF any na.ion, .p
posed TO contain guano. Under tais las .ne0 fsoW
ssnJs will be occupi,d. We saw the specimens from
both islands, They have not yet been tested; put no
nbt ,ists in the mind Of Capt. Lucas that that i
the South Pacific is equal to the Cnncha g9sno' ant
that the other is very valuable fertizer ne ',
Judge 70 well Of the quantity upon .he ni'' i"nN' w
mon the last il is almost inexhausuoie'
III Ci,cuIar of Mesrs, Marie l. kanz tor the
steamer says; ,o.s
Sroe our orcular of the sth inst. Lord Clarendon
reply 10 the documents IN reli'foh " .ne oi'''a u
tb R,it;sh Eubassador has been received here, end
tootber with the announced reduction OF tue Danh vi
Efolands rate of discount and the continued ease iu
orr money matters on this side, hos inhuenceu tho
stock market favorably. The business mas oeen ae-
tive mo.tIy az improving pIces the greatest rise DE-
~ ~ iSnois Central Stock and Bon ts; the European
n,ders for these securities have been lately very i'm
portan; but there has also been better foreign de-
mapd for different kinds Of Erie Bonds, New,Iofk
C,n,,eI and Michigan Central Bonds, all IT which are
quoted higher. .., os,.,o
The largest transactions have been IN Ms'ours az
stesly prices; Indiana s. have hkewse been soa 10
without charge OF pflce.i virginia anu Aehe'''e 20
ere up v cent. ,, o.,..
Cry AND CouyTY BoSDs unchanged. Sales re-
main unmportani though the demand appears slightly
to improve.
Railroad Bonds have heen active. Illinois Contra
Railroad Bonds have been sold to very large extent
closing at an improvement of2 Erie 1879 Bonds have
advaLced q; Erie 1888 Bonds, 2; fue 1871 Converi,
HES. az Ntw.York,C Central &c, ;; NewYork Central
IL, /; Hudson River Sd Mortgage, I; Michigan Gen.
tra 1869 Bonds, !.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

TI. demand for Bars for this steamer hss been vefy
~ end we know of lGi y cent premium having
tesp psd for Bsrs OF medium neness Inc snpen' MP ne
.f,rsasn,e on Friday will probably exceed
In Srocks there has been little d'ne, snc
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
Deen as follows:

Decresse............ s2.p35fJ SSi.7l5 sii7s so
Ilcresse .....t ~ ~
The movement for the last forty-nne weeks has
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
6ales at the stock Exckange. July ~.

Is uAw. ard 81 - y, r.. ~
40 Cleo. md Toledo X, X: Is
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
Total, SOC 42O ds oU 1873 c9 s, ,a0a 75o IS os %

c..,,.. 70, sSs 5,s s,a;n, juir sIs5 go SO
~, 10y .nd;ns iny ~ M 455
RaIsrcs. a., c. 4, :. .nlins July J.,,.... 7+o7T
R.Lncss ~, .s.S spS;ns JnIy ll,........ o,7ts6l9
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

SUPREME COURT-sprcrAL TERN, )ULy l4-Before Judge
WHITING.
DECIsI
Charles w. Stesrns sgt T.. p. Btlden m
Motion to set aside attachment granted on conul.io
that the .ipuaie ot to bring seton ne
nIspi on sccount Of his having sued out, and without
costs, &c.