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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

Ihs oeoa' w,l ne uao'niaeo to Iu iee Kane, OF
Philadelphia, the father Of he eminrpt navigator.
TIE MASUY rDtTlsovI.L The est' mouiL gottso up
the merchants of New York. whlca WAS ln,en ed
TO have presented to the late William L. Marcy has just
been oppleted consists or a magnificent dinner aud
ee re OF silver sno includes every article tina. goes n
furnish table Ever the disb OF silver and the
ssiver m of the largest and CO ie-t made ils
county The whole eet will coet 81 OOc This iesi
gotten up under the auspices OF Roy Phelps James
g Ring and John Stevens, benalr VI the NeS YORK
merchants. Ii viii be presented 10 the family Of ar
Marcy
NV YORK WITHOUT NAYoH The 'King cam die"
IL . ns1m in most mooarchial governments. msarirg
hereby that though the may perish the King by
ocs mains In the hands OF the rehIu her there
fore exss always Bu. this maxim docs M. hold
good In democratic city, for both Sunday and yes
tsTdsy Ne. York was without Mayor any pveeensa
tive Of that Office Mr.. Wood II . visit to the rural
dstrcs and the President the arsrd Of Adorned who
ofeAted acting Mayor Last week, paid visit Long
Branch on Saturday and did not return yesterday to
the ccee Of business hou Fortunately there nothing
To be done, 1t the fact that the city had official bead
for two days In succession Ia noticeable and
In one that docs not often This d,oum,tanoe
eesH the query How wnuld the busipfss NJ the CITY DO
done the Mayor and President OF the o. Alder
men 10 abeent themleves through rique for po
ltical ccpside atoby
Tm CASA YONG Aplxs In our report In Mondays
edition OF ihe OF the youth Isadore adler, hged
with forging q check uron his employer. II wa. stated
tnat ne was arrested % oicer baFct This, however.
appears TO be mistake Il Officer James Center, Of
the Second precinct Who MADE the arrest al No l2s Hart
place, Saturday last and secured the gold Itch and
chain finger rings which the prisoner afcr wards
med e. have been purchased out OF the OF the
check lie has oonfee ed IN having obtain Sd about
$3.50 worth OF segs-s from Schuba'i 10, Fr mt
sI e. and afterwards selling them N China In "
and vesey streets of about $50 rese be obtained under
the pYeence that he had b. sent FOR the By his
poyers.
FIN EFT TWENTY Fouz1s srRxr About 10 O'Clock
On Mon lay morning fire. broke Get In he stair
ma1ufscory Of Thomas Bailey, The second floor Of 1902
West twenty fourth street o~ne 10 thu combust ,le
quality OF the materials the flames spread most instantly
around the whole thop, wrapping II 10 ono sheet Of fame
The tremeB wero promot al hs promises. but Odd
In extipenishng the DIRE until the entire building
almost destroyed NJ Bailey estimates his loss 10
stock and tools ct about ~ 900, which be has
rance u $500 In he Hamilton Insurance Company The
nrs floor pied b. John Nsn'z cabinet maker
Met or bis stock taken out Damage about sz5 No
insurance. The building was Owned by Mr. Henry Cor.
nell, Of Eevburs. Lssi about $780, and said to be In
ouF0d.
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Liabilities over cses ssiaesaiI 20 aobb.s 2s37ebis
That TIE expenditures n the Long Dock Company are
udoos and sure 10 prove profitable to the New York
aniue tho subject fhe Se~ York and E-ie Railroad
Company have lease with the right purchase at the
c-igea cost say tine arer six yea) of the entire prop
cry o. Long Doos Company oonsisns Of over ascc
lois ground, exclusive of The streets opened be
opened eih terry privileges, ferry slips and vhrves
In construction. The vhs,vos viii offer ,7.o linear
fee, Of berth Vessels drawing 20 feet OF water
v receive The heavy products Of the West directly from
the eays o. from warehouses into which the will
and be unlnade1 IN any wcshcr without danger Of injury
tn property Toe facilities and economy which tbs with
on' ,hppors and receiver. must isgey in1rease the
traffic Of the Ne~ York and Erie Rsrosd Company, aud
rssbe ~ charge higher rates for transportation than
iho,e ci aged FOR other r,uies Tbe ferries viii undoub
eddy prove source Of revenue 10 the company whereas.
at pr.eat The rerrisge of passengers and merchandlso
q heavy tar on The company.
Any por Ion OF the 800 iOs not needed by No Nov
Yok and Eric Railroad Company can be sold at ary re
and by the terms OF the oase the proceeds mus, DO a
pied 70 The ertipGushmea or 70 the creation Of snkir
nd for the cxnsush nent OF the deot incurred for
improvement Of the Long Do;k property The value of
this property must be vey gres, whenever the Ne~ York
ard Erie Company transfer hcr traffic 70 the new erm
nus. CHARLES MORAN, President
NsrHlSst rAnH. Secretary.
S,v YcsK, August IL, 1851.
Tnb programme viii prove unsuccessful unless the
holdes or he ise2 and ISL bonds come forssri and
take tho entire loan. The holders OF the,e bond. have
now security ssd are dosrous OF bsvse their claim.
embodied in rome mortgage. For this sole purpose tho
Hfoscnt uhAshuhc"t Shs psAea N coSuOt OF mo
com sDys chances, and they viii NOS rest until something
Of the kind r accomplished We notice worry curious
items among tho Us, Of apeb Materials on hand Mount
ing TO s5Sb,o, and fuel hand, amounting ssoooo
nro put down vscts to OBJECT liabilities Now, a. the
company obliged 70 have hand full his amount Of
materials and rae 70 operate the road, and Ia Just
much capital invested, do NOT how they can b put
down s,.cs 10 o.ei liabilities We alude n this bere
simply for The purpose Of showing tho general aossrdiy
If railroad financial statements. II appears utterly Inn.
poesblc for any rarssd company to make out plain,
practical matter Of nc, exhibit rore appears 10 be an
intention on the part Of tho managers Of these works 10
msrcprc'en' FOR tho purpose Of confusing and decovps
tbs, portion Of tho public a., familiar with figures and nc
counts. The fses spIcs-s, me above statement, thai
there ves derccr the 1sl NJ August instant Of
slS2 sb on the rs' en' Of iu.cres, due that time This
docs not oot We To- The financial ability Of the new
Management
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s., At g. re. q - Ter oooa 10 Albany. La.e

duu at IN F-~g "a - fer co.a q Albany. Laxe
tnprvs ID rsit h,as,
sgrrALo. August Is 6P z
~ IT uDcnepgsJ as $40 bhis - rs Tor sUpev
Loe mt sa1 p 80 4 X Tor extra 90 wns.s fuil; s.,ee
acc harAe. ~ fr while K"rlccxy .o.r fla; tales
q zoo opsneis ii ikc very dult wni-key
changed; rnlec 90 cbs a, 2s 40 per r,nn F.r,gh!s
onI; 'ohc for corr sas Yo'k Lake Ippor'- f,r the
awenty four hour endiog Gl non 90 aas 900 bbis
r0nr, laf0 husn.is sbsst 70 on eashess cOa Caaal
exoofia COO hpsfls shea, S 600 bus iel corn the
1o-Haef 70 The In ror aud ths Eaar 60 t'.s
Osws $50, 4 ,g lot Is OF
F1ocr trActve whns stasty ssis. or 90 orc ,nsh
DIS al 81 az sil~snss club, 81 rs for hinaso siri X
Gad 81 &C 9 ~ TO liuU- winter Co, e. eool dc
Enapo inch nR-d srNS a. BACON b. shells q, TIC
r8x F.elrbt. l., Na~ York--St0 Tor aoue lOs 10,
wheat, acd TIC To- LAKE Imports to tay-- IS 0cc
bushels cora. Canal expcrts- 81 goo bushels corn.
Chicago, Aug lisp M
Flour dun. Wheat steady Corn dul saias " 10
bushels fSc Oar doli sri ,neuts 20 Buff lo-4O0
bb nour, 2,7oc bushels -heat "a goo i-oes cora Sni
Gnents 10 Osveg,N -four wheat ls 0oC bu bells corn
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jersey CITY news.

TIE EscPm PRrrosxss -ihe 60 Of the prisoner who
escaped from The Hudson county jail Monday are a.
ouows;- John Quincy Adam, committed q charge OF
highway robbery Hugh Reilly, accused Of grand larceny
ard Jseph Stacy and Charles rooney COMMITTEES on
charges Of assault aud battery and Michael Nrcns for
larceny None OF them had beer returned the jail ses
trdsy afternoon. Il reported that two OF tbem
pursued int, the swamps near back, nsack on Hondsy
night end officers were watching 70 them Mr. Layton,
the keeper The jail, went 10 ~ Had hs yesterday In
searcb of them Tbsv escaped In Mr. Lsytons Absence
through the aid OF Mulcns who possesioo Of the key
and unlocked the door 81 tDe jail
Yorgo vA-IsrrRyIsw Win ms PARrrs - Frederick
Cuevs, th, Dung Cuban vao confined In the Hadson
couu'y Jail the charge OF killing do Grsni val In
Hobcken the night Of the stn OF July, visited
Monday by bis father and m,ther, VII, have just
arrived from Cuba The ssene was . very affect
log cue Tho parents OF the accused sees 70 be
oct with anxiety and suffering biz account,
and were much overcome BY their feelings
during the nterv,e~ h msnfes great agaiion The
young alo SHOWED much feeling be; did not evi.
dc1tiy appreciate he danger OF his prgiou.
has heretofore been reporIec thai young Cuevs has
been vd BY hu odreds Of pcrsDn. who sought era
their curiosity. Such has not been the fact But
persons have been admitted him. those were
bis ssricunr friends and counsel
Tho father Of young Cueva Ia apparently 40 years OF
age, and a msn OF wealth and positon In Cuba
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CITY lSoi1t1ca.


THE YoUSe MINIS NATIONAL AMERICAN cIUB-rHE
YONG KNOW SoTHrrGs rREPARIrg FOR rnB PAIL
CAMrAieH-A CLlAE rICKKT no 30 NOMINATED
Know Nothing gAnzsiiou known - the young
Mems National American Club" held . meeting las,
night 81 s,uyvesani Institute. 8. NJ Boil acted chair.
man and j. I. Phillips - secretary.
Al the previous meeting Of the club there cleo
ton OF officers and 70 such helsh did the eeng hat
the parties to blows The police finally in,eerei
preserve the pace Lass night he victorious part present.
Cd long report the subject, and the following named
persons were expelled for alleged IN American" con-
iuct u the previous meetng, viz William q nerrit,
aired assy s,.ds,cs W. . .aS ,Is .ndrss
Al the conclusion OF he regular business
GEORGE Conway, the Indian chief, introduced He
die OF thai club. II ws Union sb and American
club. He thought Amcricansm should include recog
milton Of thc rights Of the sborgines This great nation
was once beassrs nj the Indian door, and was fact
Americans should DOT forget He did NOT Why he red
man should vote whom tho great republican party had
been organized award that privilege 70 the ooorcd race
(Checrs) lie WAS sa,s1sd that, had plank giving the
indnp bis rights boon Incorporated In the platform o. tho
American party durng Tho Las, csmpasn sardFIllmorc
YOU d have come nearer winning the election. Mr.
CONWAY concluded by ccsrlns that be would always sd
vocsie the cause Of The red man.
Gkokes q. JOINS poke lert He said there we're 20
many shades and varieties OF Americansm nos days
that ho did what 10 say 70 suit his audience He
would, no ever urro upo, all Americans 70 prepare Tor
the conf city and ate contest and be assured that
II they STOOD by their principles lhey would be victorious
Unless Amerlcsnism prevailed, twenty nve years The
natives would find themselves ike The Indian gentleman
who had just lsken bis seat The whole country would
ruled by foreigners unless the tide % emigration was stop
ped forwth nthe coming Sta and city CONTEST he Tor
one wrs In favor q straight ont American ticket Greni
cheering No entangng alliances rheud be entered ino,
nor should the pei pie allow the pol ucisn 70 sell them out
re wssed nem 70 stand by the old war cry, "Amefcans
A. j. DtGANNE tpokc ncrl, but during the half hour
he was on toe or did not manage I, say anything worth
reporting.
tx Alder man BRIeee also spoke
The only point 10 the proceedings -as tho feeling in r.
ofs straight ou kno" No,hng city and State ucse.
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'axen tbose prersn, he ses 9seives Agslievei ,y
re c1,iDrSfce o. the stab.es IA 10. vtnv All ~ ss
onred In their test ry tsS me pisS,, a. .eious
.oesoe and vefy on naive 90 iha us,shbarao u 81 ali
d-Unien,sJ r. tic value ii pyopfry Ia ,he yoia.is
Thri not willing a. ,sir direr,y that SCI .'s
l. ossintI ~ r. p~hiE hesh or thai tse ishs oants
w ITO vcsiy bad beoh made serioasiv stcs aocoun'
~
when the tetiimoay esa'r 4 ;he stah sSt been rr7
ciucec, Nh Eusitd offered ,r,n a. ~ ghOs thsf
TIE complaints tad a'iseD f'on . pY-jadice aaS'os'
him psrcuAy, anu Vtlh is a. re. r,o % hs Ma t'n
vents ~ hsi .hS pnIorty mgrs ~ bui upon sSd o''e
tbsn stehes erected ,ass,i
A. iLe Concilssn o. IN iefEpuuy ,ne Bard AL tract
t. meet "a FRIDAY peS Ehen ,he osssr wi! be tnftncr
rODa,aer8l,
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MARRIAGES AND DKATHs,
Married.

BsASso-SnrH On Monday, August II, by tue Rsv
Samuel seAbury, ID D.. A. BsAHDo Mo M1As
SsiTH, all ~ this city
C,rr-CnA 4 - On sanda' August le, by tho Rev ~
hcClsle, Cap<. DAVID CAn, a ihip Back 5ca. to ~
ELM I, cAusht-r Of Capt Joi Chase, Of EdscomS,
Nal
AAasRAI -CAas.-ln this CITY. Saturday afsevsnsa,
AuKSst is. by the Rev john Emendorf Of the Epa~e
pei church, LtBS CRAM MAMMAL, or narphaa.
Esq., u Ptttrboro, Cara a. W Mrs. AAkA An CAAA Il
this city.
F,cs-JoIsros In Unity church, wasersown, N T..
1nur,dav ming ADgu.t 10, b. the Rev. villa n
Pare, Mr. H,HnroA rscz, Of Flushing l., To Miss
n, daughter o. Philo Johnson kss., Of the fo<ms
paCe
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Police Intelligence

AIRS yus UrfyRIse CovNrruEr MosrY.-Cspt Turn
bull Of the Eighth ward arrested At O'Clock last night
woman for attempting 10 pass % counterfeit bill on the
Ice P,nk or Fee Mass. go ofthe money found on
her no son About O'Clock Capt had informa ion TIA,
his new counterfeit circulation and that yerA
merchants on Capa street had already received Of
A. he therefore with the assistance or officer Mount
started In pursuit. and wusuecossip ~ nskpg the above
arrest.
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ON BOARD YACHT NLvIs,
New REpFoRD 8AKBoR, angus, IA, 1857
sl2:-Ihe join, 'omni tee appointed by the New York
zach. Club and the ouzeDs OF New Bedford conduc.
regea tn this barber the 18th inst, respectfully re
port, taa there were twenty six entries OF yacht, Of
which uumner i've tf the third class nfteen OF
sond and OF o,si or vii hese The yachts Of the
crs o!zs were alone plsced the nnanon OF the
The times Of starting, together Nth that Of their turning
Che e.nke boat arrival. are rs folloHa:=
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CofYsa Sales Of $50 bags Rio were made pat on p-
vh'e term, and The remainder at loKa '2no 100 mats
Java al l6hc, and 30 Anaoaibc at l2kc The ina kes
clo'ec firm.
Cor,os.-rbe sales were confined 10 abovt 400 q 600
bs e. ssd upon m,ddhn, apiand' 81 ltxc and mddhpg
Fs,iGrTs-ELgas on.sut, we-o light and rsse unchang
ed 10 Liverpool COO bushels or gram engaged In
bulk ND SEQ uerces be- at M aud 100 ton, fa.dc
nj T.; cot op wu al IS per bale To Lond IN
oil cake was lsss taken nj lSs To Hare vates we're
unchanged Cotton az Nc ashe 81 s. 80, and rice
NC. 20. To California rates about
s5o yer ioo: t. Mebc1rOe also 25c pc, foot and 10 Sd
ney they seie Of about SEC
800 orou, Sula4a ratbs made private terms.
FIRE C,.cKsRs Atout eco boAes were sold, TO arrive
cossivise, on p ivate terms.
GusaY CoIa sales Of rs bales were made at lsnc.
H.I.-oia coO.Laed scarce and firm At 'oc SOC FOR
| shipment.
Jsos- Scotch rig was Ia lar demand at s7e 30 $50,
six hs
IIMs 800 to The extent Of COO SO barrels R,ckAnd 81
ESQ. FOR common and 81 10 for lump.
MoiAS wa: quiet, ana raes email at about 4sc for
Cuba muScOvhdo
NAVAL sross Tho market vas dull, with sale
quiet al 81 - 81 IS, to arrive and the spot
Crrdo iurppiDeso arrive and 90 the 'po wss at 50 rs
n ~ akoo. Other dt, crifiions we're unchanged.
Ous- Lnseed WAS lrmly nele by cru hers e. SOC
Sic With moderate tacs. spcrin 81 8, 90 and
neld With We ~ 70 bgneI 1sres Whale WAS UNCHANGED
Pain oil wa m q, 9sc., Al which st sales we're made
Lard and Give ole ~tse unchanged, and sAes limited
PEoVrioss -Purs-rae market yes more soivo and
crmef. The salcs eneisoef about 100 4eo bbis In
oluuing about eco 900 SIS SIS IS and zoo
Go prime NJ sei 80 Cesr mess vas ut abo1s $40, and
prime mes al "a 81! 81 sssed. B,ef MAS urn, eih
sLes of 200 = to0 Ibis, rcrecNod plain and extra
Western a. Tie quotations which give bot,w,
Bacon was ,csreo aad urn At lINo ibo for good
rmosod t.Cs Cut meats were IN a asure out ~
kot, n,d prices soniral for dry sailed Smoked ha -
scarce, Ant Mid III lAtc ibc. for good Western
snd cry cured Lard wss fner and good to pri ne being
scnce ard epls light, higher 1sures obi ned.
The ssIes embraced ABOUT 200 800 01s NJ loc. 10
continued fair demand quotations choose
war also steady at lie annexed pricss. We quoe pro
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The widgeop Fsvoria their main gait sails the
osrss Of for former 223 20 square feet
ccosj 20 minutes a. seconds, and for the Ia Ser 81 50
SQUARE test eq al "a aes and ~ seconds. The u
Iowances OF being oedrced FRO the times OF sa
fig tho tables show the order Of speed OF each
YACHT
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Tas EasAAliy taeraiat


The third nureoer Of The F~Mn, ssR.LD viii agpoay
day, and suosng - contents ~tl be found
Sketches OF Lives and services Lord Canning the
GoverporGeperal Of India ano SIR Coip Cau.pben tn.
Con mapder-in Chief of tina Rrtsb Fsrces ansomps
MED With portraits Of each
An account or tbs appalling collision Long lslaoa
SOUND, by which propeller srns and of,.en pe-.sc.
dsuwnd
The Watering Places N Ame-A-- Interesting ie-v from
Newport Nov Bedford, Yosemity Valley. (oa }, Lous
Branch, Sands Point, Lake Michigan, Lebanon Spring,
ard Mage Had, NC
The Yacht Fieet-Tte Race at New Bedford
Spirits out on a Picnic
Normousm-Leeiure OF Elder hyde II the Acadomt Of
Ausic
Nee Churches In New Yors-rss neg Methodist 'nurcb
Fourth avenue the Brick Charcn. the new Taber
nacio
Ccmmencemept Exercises q Bowdoap and Amhers'
Cciitges
The Imprsoomen, OF Mrs.. cunnlnshAm-soenos, Inc,
dent,, &c
The ResGI Of the Gosa~cca RAoe
obitua-, Scsiee~ OF Eugene Sue, Chief Justice Los
Frapih Lin n~ner, H0psips Z. rurney, Prince Charler
s<aFAs,c joseph Napoleon Ney and oshor dist!ng ushed
persocs.
Editorials, City News, Ma-kes Reports and = mass Of
general uScul and Interesting resdns making the beat
general newspAley o: the day. Only swo dollars
fou, cents copy, Agents requested to send In their
orders carly
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CRY OOmmmRCu.L aUpoRr.


AsHr The sales cca6ned to sn,al LOIS Of p)n a.
3; 75ss Six. rud pearls Al 81 rs amt 81 TO-
BsYADsT' rss-- Flour The market Ter for somr
eaades sts,e Wfstern, and cis, for roedum
and Western The Eastern demand coniin ned fair,
suo the nbra cd About 900 500 bbs, a. sbsus
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NV YORK CONFERENCE SEMINARY PROF John
IN &. FER1USOr a ". Pripcipal.-FA ter, Will
nerce October &c. Bo.id and tuition 10 commou Epslsh
go Separate depar mens tor ladies
uem~n Diplomas swar6ed n thoee cnmpeuns The course.
For further particulars .ddress the prnCp Cssroeve,
schohAgte county, New York.
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Rspsar~.-marsh d Co., Radical Cars N ans
orsce, removed 10 he vsrsT s~-st Ascr Fov,s.
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Sohbsrs snh DesusrS tn ciosJIng,
An. rx,slaa.tfilix pxllEd 70 exauplna

GI~en Turtle soup and Steaks, nnd all other
decac!es al In rh OMAN honse aanrxni sc Boad
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ar:cIrY or NXa Yaa4 l.o-ug Ds,LsR's
Aa.sr - esu osy po~u,os, 80 'a' 'c,c ~ CnaI
.frnt N tns hqars eni rasar i'm o-ius
hasse 81 issc F-.'q"'n 20 NJ 100 Water siree Ne
rs Nho In xife =. d colo IVA b.. ba !,uv al
Gibs'a Horse aSov' six o'rc5a and a Alto Won
suy chime then lay Gown EEoI o.. ed aud died arol
too b. uys ter Ia 81 mi rGzions snt .f,er nuc
FCre'!re. "Ns VoscSt r'-i I'd IN, but 'hs
al 0scexeet hha dar'arc1 t-xs s-y.Sune
Aertts isy, arc iha' hA rrtsy e.lc uss.aaces
Oo'y pern BON iou"N non. " nirocs, ah n,rr
@r' heurr w. -rI d"V'' 30 c.n aNou. twenty al ne
thr.y gene did c"ueoa- ard tisuinrd 10 hr dsvort
reI' mrn highly coasatei AMI accomplished. He sai
befy rn.vfretfrl tr h ,u.iue. and hal f,ae yu.-ed
ID correQnerc- ~ fevta.s 400 W tpris " ~hSM
be ~~ ~ sauce q sb y, r' h,r II on Wednesday
ed y NJ do -S,e racs tcs N the Och daasrins
Yer d ~ rave eta ,bN e&riroe had besoune Q
bnrr'", Re ~oni ne ~ .'fr Mortified on
ea rirR Of hsr han a des h. and toc manner It. and
seru- o,rrp wered b' her grief For hours EN- 40
peered nkA ne d'rachd, o.ilirf wildly u,-n her nus
b~ro anne ana the csstt herself np,n the foar In
vfr'ess % tue heasrr M ny srruw. She ia Q
yoNns and To- ely aud .teiy atAcned
20 HIM WINS deense has III. he" incnasoi .his. Sevarai
OF be- relatives rssid mere mn " ,nht asxst her
In eSigeni c,ros~saps-. Circi~naH Inns Au0 IA
SALE NEGROES vIIGisIA - The neg o-s be,or yur 10
ME ert te o the late Allmand, In Norfolk, brought
sood p'icss viz -
Betty eixtv years old $3.50
Luoy forty years old z32 so
BsyYet, twenty years old and obild two years 100
John. eighteen ysAu Old ...................tPW on
Total. ....................Sa.So 2 80
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Canadian four Ia better euppI' and prices easier.
with sales OF 900 bpls at citations; Southern
fou- was easier for most sradee, while taes
embraced about SEQ 1000 bbh, ct the
above prices. Wheat-The sales embraced sboit
Ia ct0 600 bushels iooladed IN which of
Chicago rprit at So and stto bushels southern red
1T 90 81 Co. witt some GELS OF good to prime ~hie
nSl 90 al s2h, Rye WAS dull, al 90c for nov aut N
81 70 Sl0t for DID, asked Corn Their market rather
nrmsr and the sses embraced a,oct ~ 900 bushels AT
sbisc sac chiehs at the latter figure Oats dull
limited being confined Slste Western
sic Gle Ire following ths ciosing rates for grain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

Tho Ladies OF the ~ paul's (EpssCopall
10Th 2h ard 2Sh ipss for III OF
ssry fsds dnh Furnish tina recently
ed In that place Tbsv woud be hsppv GIVE onsons
Of fsrcy ar lea shs confsc onery &C from ii ~ their
frrnds fell Interested thu Of their
prize and fr such would like delign
70 Of TIE ple'sspt-s wse- pisces 70 neigh ,orb I'd
their assistaJ the object hey end
rdsl ,rylaiion "a visk them. irf Is noed TO- iis
habirs privileges pleasant drives and ar rlass Int Ar
uces lei wi l. klls, rs al street. Som
nsy oub viii he handed To he society. and their
reosp. pr pery a-spowscg"d
Views of Niagara, Lake George, Lake Cham
plain, blver a~rrpc~ Hudson river, and 0D jecs
by HOLMES 2sS B'oaG WAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

Hill, IDinitsble Cater or III air and Wins
ter7, no. beiclsJ street. hair dye a. Tor black
brown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

sssehsioy's enir nys, Wigs and Io.pses.-
ne bea In world suypNsSns cold and appilsd
~ he cfaeloyy ~ Brozdv1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

CristsdSro's Hsir Dye, Wigs ard Toapsss,
the bes In the country both sale. Add The dYe p
sately applied n No lstov Hougs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

protest on loan q ~, orc rns not q ~ -noxpec''
70 those weu posted In relation 70 The Goa Of the c,a
osrn hvas Also ~ orted In the street that Mr. Q.
llohnesd, the prerdea, OF The Oom soy bs1 re.gos
Gevssand ard roeao closec a. pr cent which o.
cine fSh per cent Enc tho mosn.rg bnsrd rnr vhcr
concern mere sh,.i which must c,asrre q .hc,c
Gays, hike H'cb'sAo soa Eie Railroad feG q V.r
oest this afternoon cum eriard, 2. Dss~sze and Had
ton, l. Ia Croe'o aud NJ wau,e y, GAeps aAa ch'sg'
y; Chicago and R"ck Island, 4 R,adpg advaaoea y
per cent Az The ose the rket Va. vesy few r,n su,
rrsgriar feeling Of depression existed IN 'he
street, and the fuu e 10 ks very gloom
The Assis'ant rre~urcr repons to-day a fonowr:~-
'SoS'p'. ...''............. bZEo,oif o.
-, TO- ioo W
Tho snbessd statement exhibits the value Of export.
from tnis por, during she seek aud .pc, January IL
eAct Of the pa t,ree y-ars
DOMINION " tbs Pogr up GEw YoaK
fdis~ n Exports
1885 lS,c ,Shr
Total FOR the week. tQta 301 y237tsTs sg3- 6,2
Previously repcved 3s 2s2.,S, As 3s0 a3S 4. i3a yl7