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PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD, Is A GREAT sCIENTI.
fc Medical Discovery and is daily working cures almost
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a Benevolent Institution, established by spe
cial endowment for the relief of the sick
and distressed, afflicted with Viru-
lent and Epidemic diseases, E,
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How many thousands Of poor wo nen are
suffering from this disease and pinhig away q
mi serable life, and their next door neighbor
does not know the cause. | wish to Impress
on your mind that good old proverb, IAN
ounce Of prevention is better than pound of
cure In the "a
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..,al. was tina, h. bad r-n instrumental IN cansDa yur M
e. m an f,e es ned o. untnef1" p"r a-s A''s
Lch non hav, this INDUCED up II the ushs ad PEI"
sopa cty your fellow ciiE"ns Many hi'e or
de,sed TO me IN behgt from prisons oi -in shed
ro,i,ion ard irfusEce whose rcdl"'t "'ua an "a NE
nee, tieasnre 10 grant II codld do - tins-t"nuy
With nv daty q. pusiic officer. u las Ve"n rep
resented 20 ne thai possibility Of mistake may e'is' -
vor "a AZ in regard TO identity. have maze personal inVes
Ston Of Ills Gs;ion aud have become fully satisfied t1at no
uch chance f mistake e1s, but relying ON your great per
,oual roIfth YOU s,wed yourself 70 use Ieekssy anl AZ
the expense aDotheIs rights as sacred TO him a. yours are
Won Won Above Yourself the csuse Of this neuscns vi ia
lion Of law time when riots running rampant
the cty Of contributing TO the peace OF he
METROPOLIS YOU contributed 10 its confusion Judicial orce
must rise and beyond all party taune. IN the
al judicial questions and eTIy resolve that Tufalsm ana vi
olence az tneir hands In
Of the be sent to the Penitentafy Tor "e
months ,..,;aA
Al this p1nt Mr. District Attorney Hall arose and inlie1
~ The Recorder II as n hold Term for the month
OF August to which the Court replied IN the Affirmative M
Hall then announced his intention 20 bring on me ors VI
,ral neat month and in accordance with particular ptos
~ the statute they were all ndtabe for N he
6t degree The trial Of the Sixth Ward Rabbits VIII ,hen
ada pee usr interest. relieve the customary oppreVene''
of the heated term Of August
Adjourned without day.
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Market. J.. Peported Jv Telegraph.

BUFFALO, June -6 m-PLoUR lower sales 300 bbs at
Sc Is for sood superne Wsconsin IS IS for extra do 81
for extra ohio 81 S ~ IS for double extra Ohio. WHEAT
quiet 81 IS for Chicago Spring Corn unchanzedi saes
% 600 bush lesns dull re OATS steady size. RYE
duh at 81 l7tGsl D. WHISKY nomnally SIC. LAKE Isl
PORTS for the "A hours ending today 900 bbl Flour
62t0 bush Corn. CANAL ExPoaTs 5000 bush Corn It. 900
bufh Oats.
ALBANY July l4-6 p. FLOUR Is in better demand at
changed prices sales to-ay about $3.50 bbs 'WHE Is still
dull and buyers standing out Of the market Holders Of
prime bite ask 81 &c. and offered 81 o.; sales COaS
Is easier with fair demand size y bdsh Sales to-day 30
CO bnshs' me Of It to arrive OATS 62 for CaicagO weight
and State measure.
OswEGo July lt-6 m-FLouR steady; sales GOO bills at
80 a for extra State and SO l2 Tor Canadian WHEAT
~ good milling demands sales Is goo bush al $50 81 for
CheaEo sprne. LAKE IMPORTS to day. $3.50 bush. Wheat
go bush Rye CANAL EXPORTS: 90 bb Flour 500 bu
Whest EXPORTS TO MONTREAL: 1850 bbls. Flour.
CHICAGO July lie p -FLouR dull. WHEAT declining.
CokAA decline OF &C. AMI closing with downward tenie-
ey OATS dnil SHIPMENTS TO BUFFALO, No Flour Wheat
E1uoV bush Corn SHIPMENTS TO OsWEGo; No Flour VI
Wheat q coo BUSH Corn. REcsIPrs TO-DAY: 500 bbls.
Flour: 12WO bush. Wheat 81 600 bush. Corn
NEw-ORLEANs, July -CorTox sales to-day 600 bales at
an advance Of tc qaote Mddns at dlllc the sale.
for the past three days aid bales and receipts
Tie same time 1o stock SO 100 bes tho receipts a. THE port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
,o,,,v July IS. Mary z, wife Of Thoms. S

,.,, or Monday July IS. Mary wife Of Thoms
II 49, - "a =. ear. and month
az ., he family invited 10 attend her funeral on
~, =, Juy IS 20 O'Clock at her late re-d-h
" ~ Sal Tbh y-ff street Her Tenns will be taken 10
Greenwood.
n.sroSrn Brooklyn, Monday July u; Of dys~nfrry;
Jun ;rfant SOP James Joseph aud Ann Johhst"n Ago.
I, ear and months
GOV Drowned from of the Kate, of Mate ihahd Oh
Ls"so lime 49, Matthew Lawson, sail maker
,v.,RD-ou Sunday evening. July -, Mary NJ Maynard
mAv.. and feuds and those Of her family are te'Py.L
oue,tsd to attend her funeral on "eduesdsy me ol.
iu, AZ oc!ock p. from The residence OF mrs uyoei
@ Wssepen r No ia West TweLty third street WITHOUT
further invitation =, II. r
,npGAN-On Monday July 49, Phebe Ann Morgan wife Of
Inn Morgan, in the Sltb year OF her age. -
u0INT--On Monday, July Is, James Mount ssed 81 years
months and day -. =, II, I'll. I'D. n
David McLesy native Of Ayreshre, Scotland IN the 1Vh Je
pecOY-on Monday July 49, Mary Mccoy, in the Sd ye"
Of her age, =. ,,.
native Of Tusm. County Galway. Ireland. -,
RiCHAt Stamford Delaware County, " on Friday even
ins JuIy 10 James Rich, IN the Goth year Of his age
RAY-Or Saturday Juy H. Mary Caroline Ray, daughter OF
James T. and Mary G. Ray, in The ith Of her age
RFED-On Monday, July Is, Of consumption, Marcus b.
Reed AZ. a s. years, months and Is days.
WEST-SuddeIly, in Philadelphia Monday July Is James
Lewis Samuel C. aud Mary West aged years ana
months. -,
The friends family invited to attend the une. from
the residence Of HE grandfather, w Dillingham; NO l@
Henry street, Brooklyn, this day Al O'Clock p IN.
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DIRD.

ANDERSON0n Sunday, July H. John e. son Of Alexander
and Susan Anderson, aged years months and day.
BATTERSON--on Sunday, July -, Of consumption Mrs
Polly Patterson widow Of the late Jacob Patterson
Is years and months
CAkEYAt his residence in East Chester on Sunday after
uoon July IL Samuel l. Carey, ESQ, Of the firm Of Carey
Co, aged 81 years
His funeral Will take place Wednesday next at o'clock
Carriages will be In attendance arrival of the Harlem
tain Williams Bridge, which leave Twenty sixth street al
ny The friends Of the family requested to attend with
out further invitation.
DONALDSON-On Monday July IS, Catherine daughter Of
George and Margaret Donaldson aged years and months
DANIELs-On Sunday evening, July IL George William,
Oldest child Of John and Emily Daniels aged years and
months.
EAGAN-Elen Esgan daughter Of John and Margaret Easan
on Monday July IS her late residence street
and Third avenue aged years, months and IL days.
HEWETT-os Monday, July 49, Henry Hewe:t Of rh.ua.
tisn after short llIess aged 81 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

PasscngcrS Arrived

In ,,eamlip CITY Of Wa.angt0a from Lre,poos Arthur
Kendall T. Il. wenston. j. b. shor.hoS.e z. ooa.s'n R.
~ Mis- Henry Messrs. Schmidt, f. ko.pey. O. Ccssy
lame. scott Henry Wright, Thomas LAWN, J. Conersd
h Et Moss NJ Brown jr Mr.. Smith, @. H. Scott Capt
r. Rowsit, Thomas Phillips, Jane. Davies, George Davies
R,ssT J. A F.,ob James Phelan Anton Long. Theodore
Pease MI and Mrs John Markille Mrs q. w bennett
M Brcihead MIR Donaldson J. 5 Thomas; Nj, and Mrs.
soci. and chd M ard Mr. Tho shs ~nsy Mr.
In mir Albert Gadtin from Lire oo'-Mr Jaqa Of fs'sr-
son. n. J. :, o,,,. aon,.u..
L. Cuyos T.. Gsgsnza, W. Craig, =. Lopez.
In brig Onrdrd from CurGcOa-Fredk Romeo.
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Mr.. Hopkins, at present Treasurer of the Southern
Michigan Road, has accepted the appointment of As
sistant Treasurer Of the Illinois Central Railroad.
The sth inst was the last day under the advertise
ment of the Sinking Fund Commissioners for receiving
bids for the surrender of Indiana per cent bonds ia
sued for bank capital, falling due iu 1854 and g.
number of bids were made and considerable amount
of the bonds purchased by and surrendered to the
Commissioners The highest rate paid was soc. Some
bids at higher figure were rejected. We learn that
the Commissioners will still receive proposals and
bids but will not pay more than the intrinsic value of
the bonds in view of the interest they bear and the
time they have to run. Winslow, Laner Il Go. are
the agents.
stamp-tax on bills of exchange to which We alluded
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MARRIRR.
GRIMSHAw-.

GRIMSHAw-FOSTER-On Wednesday, March II, by the
Rev William r. Corb Wm Grimshaw 70 Elizabeth IL. Fos-
ter, all OF WILLIAMSBURG.
LEVER-NOTT-In this city, Monday, July Is by the
Rev james Brownlee Charles Lever esq, of Port Rich
mond Staten Island to MTs Es,ele r. Mott Of NewYoTk.
John Ellis Edward Murdoch, esq to Misc Elizabeth King
both Of New-York.
R0SS-STEEL-On Saturday July g. by the Rev. Dr. James
Mett at the brides residence, Mr. George w. Ross TO Miss
Amelia c. Steele, all Of this city.
sKfNNER-BAYLES-At Port Jefferson, Long Island, on
Sunday, July II, by the Rev. James ). Evans ID. D Mt
H. H. Skinner to Miss Sarah j. Bayes daughter of Charles
l.. BANles ESQ.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........JrLYA.
Cleared.

ship,-weser (Hsmb) Fischer. Quebec, Z. Bech 4 Kun
b.rdt: Onward Chase Cap. Chat, Walsh, Carver Chase
Bsrks-Jsne Dag gett Lambert Glasgow, Danham Dnenf
Coriuthan Winchester Queenstown, Dugsn Leand Lamp
lighter Payne Malaga W. EweIli Huxley strSS Ma
Chamber lain Phelps Co; Vespasan Hos A'pnwa, X.
Dow. $500 90 II po,s,s.
p = Nash White Machias Mayhem. Talbot 4 Co. bAiow
(Br) Raihbun. Horton. n. 5. d. De Wolh Nina.
Schooner-Jones Smith, Spste Wilmington Donhes fetser
& Co; Sarah Maria Undeihil Lseusyra r. pro5se Co.
b n Fox White Philadelphia J. w. Mckee; W. H. MAILER,
Crowe Philsdslphis, James Hand 20 bergen msenee,
City Point, James Hunttr CO.
Steamer-V ulcan. Morrison, Phlsdeiphis-
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The demand Tor the date Of last has been very
psht sales reach only ~ bags, Of which 2loo per surf
,.re taken for export 0ic cash The stock hand is
mainly held out market. But little doing IN other de-
scrptions, prices unchanged
Sugar continues to be heavy. The decline from the
highest point is Ic. p b. Teas are buoyant and in
good demand. The business in Cotton is moderate and
the market without important change. We annex our
usual extracts from Mr.. Wrights Circular
CRoP-The accouot received from the South during the
past week generally very favorable aud only
what previously written respecting it, viz That, al
though fully three weeks later than usual with
late CONTINUED favorable weather
be secured.
RECEIPTS EXPORTS, &c.The receipts continue light, and
the total deficit now amounts 900 bales which
will be further increased will be- from the tele graphic
reports given elsewhere. The export to Great Britain for the
foreign ports
The following is statement of the movement in
Cotton since the lst September last compared with
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pa, and an addition Of twenty per cent 10 es sllc1
iu- cad cf paying any pipe TAX sar.ace tax or def
e.eucv tax ~ Je'sy City. H'hoken will pay these
Commissioners Fli lay tee!f own pipe tom ne line Of
jersey City. loe contract il for tlree years. but ia
osse OF a~y deficiency in the supply II ster the suo-
ply 10 tohoken may be cut of. Nssotlaii,ns have
recently been going on between the Water Conmss-
siner Of the City Of Hudson ani those of Jersey
City, which have resulted in the same offer to Hudson
ss 10 Hoboken, and il has also been accepted.
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m na 49, r no cbspse TO notice
COfrE Ex w sIe rs declinsJ 10 Be 8 mos
AdamaD,ue continue dull sales 0'o boxes
&c rsSh Nn n 4. in brisk demand sales so
bbs aud 50 tee at va 1870 mos ~ ,.,n Canal Flo.,
AM NJ nd;itbtsnains The iiaht arrivals prices
&c SWsr .. b & in prospect and the very
%srS weather induce the trade to supply themselves with
srea' I s, 20. 20 s "a IS G sxYs do Sc $50 Sc 40
soi Ss fnd,ns nlino, and michigan; So asa 81 10
for eatI. DO 50 5Us ~ toi common 70 sS 50 for ST.
~ 46pS 20 hi Sovu " Sioo' ~ Gn.sa. Csnsdan
LONE orsnos 1S I no, LIZ buf in eIc., of the de-
mend sales o. oo o1ls s go ,b,p F,ovr i, without i'm
800 .r;,ion the demand is moderate and the arrivals
modette sale. G doo Dds 81 sass Is for favorte
, ,nd s,trs brands RYE Flour steady and not plenty
80 81 Ilo Ibis, Jersey at $685. TO- and BrandJwne at
saies 90 oi ~ S'F ''' "
sH-p CSd are quite scarce n ssa ps Sa. ,s smoked Her
ssme @ Us 10 AZ sbout aoc for sealed and Soc for No. l.
but ae. OI S atiye sales Of 500 boxes 1900
half d. and o. fun sale. also Of 500 bunche.
s?3; 80 100 Bahama Pinespples ut Sd9c, each. 80
GRANITE Wheat market is very quiet aud with only
limited milling demsd prices nonnally DC lower, aud
the tendency st the sales 500 bush, AmOs.
ri "a Geo bush prime white CANADIAN at so; 1900 BUSH
Cub 81 and 200 bush Chicago nS Ssp; It
dull nominal Oats are plenty and heavy at sDd6jc
t and the demand only moderate confined
to the home and trade there nothing doing for ex
port the current . pses b oSb HSSXs for western
Other Lirds nominal, and in small stock
ade public may be noticed 600 Slc IA Mex
lean AZ slc and Ois Dry siinos on private terms.
and Western The foreign news uniavorabe for prces-he
duty estimated at 1870 tO-sn advance OF t2oc on last &C
counts. 80
HAyThe supply Is incr, asns and the market" lower SAFES
RoN-scotch Pig connues quiet at $50 months for car
from ssla s2 For other descriptions the inquiry is equally
Inn ted
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Rrec;pts OF Productivity n.

~ the North Rey Roat'7i2 Dbl. Flour % ST. lush Con-
$50 pkrs WHISKY. p pkg.. Ash's 20 psSs Pors. =
nv F,ie Padyood-i 30 bbls. Flour ~ do WHISKY ar
pss' Butter 50 bales Wool do Copper, IL do. Skins h
DO. Furs 7S9 Hides.
Nv he ud,on River Railroad for ne ret sndsa9 Ssu,I,
July I-2e2 head Cattle liz do Caves 100 do sheep, q
Hos, live do Hogs dressed 50 do Mutton pkss Beef
do butter LIDO Poultry do Esss do Ashes IL d. Frf
90 d. Psper bbls Ale sId Beef ISL kegs do 70 bach FEEL
500 bale. Hay, 10 do. Wool ID doz Brooms 10 tan' harb
AfF
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Ship PocshoDtss (of Holiness Hoe Sal tuns with al per
appuenances has been purchased by Messrs c. TackI
Co. Of New Bedford for &c 600 She will be continued "a
the whaling business under command Of Capt John
late the Alice Mande (of Bedord wrecked III en"
Sea in March last. -, 40
The standing rigging sails and Of the cargo aaa ~
visions Of bark Luuette lost Pedro Shoals were INV
Saysnna.ls Mar previous TO the sth ut., and sold
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SOUTHAMPTON, July l2The bark Dudley ,P y.s ,,e.S-
Ing for Newport r. She Is full Of ws s .,iy train on
viii send his frat officer New'fos on . 4. yood ana
by speedy help. she be got Of Letter 70 rn"''O
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Mark~u.. C AREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE

AsHFS-The market Is without important change .ne "a
and fair Gales Of 10 bbls at 81 s7t0s' ' of Fo' ~
~ Gz0 ~ 6Si for Pearls. ,yu-
BEESwAX-We notice sales of 1000 ID American feno"
at 3la. cash.
COTTON-More has been done for home consumption the
..Ies reach coo bales The market closed steadily our an
uxed prices The exports since 7th inst have been oae
eli 10 Liverpool We quote:
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up the present time compared with those Of lat ,s., e.
short 9is o: the receipt at al the southern ports W 10 ~
cate. less than last year ar, 81 900 bales STEALING EI
cH,SeF q q cent pre- igu Other articles generally n,
cbsns, d.
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To Mariners.

Capt Beasey of the scbr Martha Moore arrived Pr =
from Plymouth NJ C. reports the buoy ON hauefas n-A
being about $50 yards Tar On the port Hae' s'~S
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIoNs-JuLy l4-Bef
coTdeT SMITH.

coIder SMITH.
THE CLOSE OF THE TERM
AT about IL o'clock, Recorder Smith entered the
Chamber of the General Session, and opened the
Court pursuant 10 adjournment No business remain
ed 10 be transacted except the passing of few SEN
fences upon persons who had been tried before the
Recorder. ,
Daniel III Pierce convicted of mansaughter in the
third degree by striking with blow volen: that 1t
resulted In bis death few days after first brought up to
the bar
The Recorder observed the prisoner that he had delayed
this time that he might learn something OF his pre-
yious history for the purpose Of mitigation OF sentences but he
had failed 10 obtain yhng satisfactory number OF persons
had called on the Recorder In the prisoners beha but nom al
the Court could learn Of Percs past character there was
nothing IN n 10 entite to Judicial leny Your attack upon
the deceased was Characterized by sPt OF herce BRUTALITY
We have had cSrihy accumulaIng evidences Ia this city OF
the exceeding cheapness In which human life IL held Within
bat few days some ten twelve have been muir
dered and many OF the muIdrs have let of with merely
nominal bnes Speaking for myself aoue am bold say
when Of this Kind come before me- am resolved 10 NY
whole duty aud execute dangerous .,roy the exact
penalty intended by the and spirit of the law
The Of the Court that the State Prison
the Of this Kind IL the poxe of the
Court 10 haye imposed nominal punishment, or aus
PENDED judgment altogether
Thenss Holland pleaded guilty to assault aud bat.
tsry Thomas Goldsen and the Recorder addressed The
prisoBer Substantially as follows;
You been guilty Of assault most outrageous IA IL,
character You attached pesceAbe citizen In his oce
zoo you did in open daylight Yoar excuse for tas savage
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Re-. asss 1885 Ie 1870 sss s 9s5s
FL G. B:s52SoS issS ltlsSSS tS 9 SS ls5tSS
k e. f'i9fs siSSS $3.50 $500 $500 $3.50
s sss:i ea s.as 800 go ss
OF which during the pas, week included in the above:
E. 70 : 5'i E. 500 l 5 s sSs is Is
E::S.s$ a$ s S 5S s IS: l 100
Receip-Decreae At the PCrts compared with
Decrease TO Great Britain OOo compared with 1855 1900
bales. Decrease to France 5000 compared with 1883 900
lass Ga 900 bales.
AT Philadelphia the Money market exhibits no mate
rial change First-cass bills readily taken at 10
cent discount, but paper of doubtful credit is very
heavy and difficult of negotiation report, current
for two or three days. of alleged defacation by of
the partners of welknown firm in that city, has had
the effect of increasing the difficulty of negotiating all
uncurrent paper.
Messrs. II. T. Lonsdale, Son & Co. of New-Orleans
publish their annual statement for the year ending June
80 1857 from which it appears that the imports of
Coffee at that port for the past year amount to AL O36
bags, or 81, $50 more than the previous year. The
total exports to the United States from Rio from May
|, 1856, to May l. 1857, amounted to ,2O632 bags,
being an increase over the preceding year OF j29l9,
and over the wears 1915 Of 81, 52S bags.
The total exports from Rio 10 all parts of the world
for the same time 2i6O 600 bags, and the esti
mated stock on hand at Rio May 1851 100 OOO bags.
The estimated stock on hand at all the Importing ports
of the United States the lst inst. is 27 900 bags,
against 49, coo last year. OF this amount ia OS6
al New. Orleans $1,000 Of which in the hands of
importers, ana 46, GOO Of spectators:
The stock of Rio Coffee in the various other markets
of The United States on the LIST July is given fol-
lows: New-York SO 900 bags; Baltimore 81, 90 bags
Philadelphia 10 0G0; Mobile, 5000; Savannah 1000
Boston, 2,OCO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

The earnings If the Pittsburgh, For "ayhe ""'
Chicago Railroad Company for the month oil JUICE
were a. follows: -,,.,x
Ff.ghr
FROM fass.rEsI '''''''''''''
From Mail -
Total Earnings Of the several Companies
owning the line from Pi'ssbareh to 20 o.,o,,o
lumbia for III. month last yeaF... S,i2o %
Increase (6 y cent? ........... "a oo2 81
About 10000 went to Boston dsy tor the
steamer.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
SO $1,000
We annex comparative statement OF the Exports
Exclusive Of specie from New-York to foreign pors
for the week, and since jan l:
1858. 1856. 1857.
Total for the week.. 81 as467l slllssS 5000
Total for months.... $3.50, S>5 fiV'I,V<s S"''rH'
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CHARLEsToN-Arr. July IA, 10 a. m, steamship Mario
Foster from New-York.
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The cash assets and liabilities of the New.Orleaus
s7o2s 100 ss2sosli sIL 400 Ss8


the results are follows:
Decrease in Short Loans ................e S6,9S5
Decrease in Specie xs2oJf
Decrease IN CncnlaiOn.' lIb,oJO
Decrease II DePV's ''''''''''''''''s''''. ilo.oof
Decrease In Exchange. ~ sac
increase In amount cue distant Banks 81 035
Decrease in Deposits Iroper............... 4y94l7
The Pittsburgh Gazette gives Us the following par.
tcuars in regard to the buminous coal trade of that
city for the present year:
THE coal trade was perhaps never better than it
has been this year. at least if consider the amount
that has gone to market. The experience of last
winter fuel famine in Cincinnati an other cities in
the Ohio Valley, has taught the citizens Of these
places lesson OF providence and they have proied
by il. The trade which opened so brskly with the
opening Of the river has not tagged greatly. The
ruling price is now from ten to eleven cents are
Informed, in Cincinnati. Az may be seen by the sub
The aggregate shipped from this city is as follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

Decrease in lS57....',.......'.'..''.'' Soi'oi %
The marx ct for Breadstufs is heavy with moderate
business Flour is down Sc. y bbl., Wheat &c. y
busbe and Corn lie. = bushel. In Pork there is but
little doing and holders are firm. Coffee is firm and
moderately active The Circular of VIM. Scott gives
the annexed statistics: