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The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
RUNAWAY.

X LARGE stock of Staple Groceries and Dry A Goods, always on hand low for cash by
 March A. '57 GEO $ MORRISON
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

E, aElar
 |on Of hs low Con.
 | |hshdd | Per'Pn. femls, |iDtiops af alIOlAsl
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
FINE SADDLERT.
CpftEEgsYES

NE have on hand a large assortment fk1S<AN w Sadliery, comprising cry article in 4 'fH-sS that line. W. GEORGE ,S BRO.
 April r 1857
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
SPRING GOODS.

 FAMILIES can he supplied with all sorts of Gro Y ceries at the store of April ', 1857 w. GEORGE & BRO.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
COOKING STOVES,

VI7E have on hand few good Cooking e4s.A w Stoves of the most desirable patterns, sv-.G which will be sold low. '&4H
 April ', 1857 w. GFOKGE x BRO.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

AN ACT to amend the Act in addition grant. ing Bounty Land 10 Officers Soldiers who have been engaged in the Military Sevce of the United States approved March 3t, loo
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

JOHN q. SHAW.
 A NY person related to John c. Shaw, deceased. "A who born in Ireland. and emigrated to the United States, and died on his way from Tennessee to California in 1852. will find it their interest to address J B. HALBERT, Nashville, Tenn.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

A SUPPLY of every description of Groceries just | fA received and for sale low by | March 3l. 1857. TATE & MOORE.
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN,

ME are now receiving fine stock of Spring W Goods of all descriptions. Call and see
 April '. 1857 W. GEORGE X BRO.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

JUST OPENED FINE assortment of Lace and silk Mantillas. "A March 9l '57 MRS. JONES.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21
TERMS OF ADynRTrsrwR

subscribers already upon books wall them those rates, by paying up arrearages and forming clubs bb ress paymeats mast atpays be m aduance.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

Rice, Flour, Coffee and Tobacco. LUST Received and for sale J 400O Lbs Fresh Flour;
 l 900 do Fresh Rice;
 l5O0 do Tobacco;
 40 Sacks Rio Coffee. March 3l '57 by FIELD & DOLBY.
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M.rLess-Penortea Bv Telegrapk.

NEw.ORLE.xs July ?3-Corroy Unchanged sales to-day
100 bsles Ness PoRK $3 5oq S2t GuSNY CLoTH, 40+c.
% 4, cent prem New WHEAT, 81 90
NEwORLEANs July "a today only 100 bales
Prices have advanced tc the mddGg qualities improving
the We quote Middng at la 0Hc The sales Of the
bales The eps this up TO the present time
pared with those of last year fall short $4,000 bales The
cepts the Southern ports TO this date less Than those OF
last year are 574 $40 bales FLOUR doll Rio CoFFsE-Saes
prime llic Sales Of the week 800 bags Stock i02 500
bsgs Sterling EXCHANGE 81 y cent premium Other articles
generally unchanged.
OswEso July as m-FLoUR In good demand chiefly
for Grades for Montreal Quebec and Portland
the interior and Western demand moderats sales Of
$500 bb at 66 SC IS for State, and 50 80 x extra
DO WHEAr easier, sales 400 bush at 81 HGs 81 for
Chicago Spring, and 8 a for Milwaukee Club n,
CORN sales 40 bush at 7c LAKE IMPORTS for the
"a hours endDs at to-day: 2iooo bush Wheat i&@V
bush Com CANAL EXPORTS: 900 bbs Flour 5000 bush.
CHICAGO, July 24-6 P. M-FLous quiet; sales at $40
&c oars firm Shipment. to Buffalo: 100 bb. Flour 5000
ush Wheat 10 COO bush. Shipments to Oswego;
Wheat Flour 1900 bush Com. RECEIPTS today 100
Ibis Flour 800 bash. ,rn 81, zoo bush. Data
CHARLESTON July 23-CoTToS: sales of the week 1900
bales the market closing at .dc advance We quote good
Middling at l43c. - .
BUFFALO, July 24-s p m FLOUR dull; sales 100 bbls.
AZ sc 81 for extra Illinois, sc Jd SO rs for extra Ohio and
81 25 81 for douOe do and Iowa WHEAT quiet and
dull Corn closes firm; sales 5000 bush at 7oG7os OATS
ouet WHIsKY-Ssles go bbls at Soc FsEIGHrs-Corn lie
and Wheat &C. NewYork LAKE IMPORTS for the "a hours
eI ding day: 1900 bbls Flour go 6ush Corn
5OOe bush. Oats. CANAL EXPORTS 900 bush. Wheat
10 the interior; so, COO bush. Corn TO tdewater
WHEAT quiet supply light email sales white Canadian at
90 CoRy-Nons the market all at; BUYERS backward
sellers seeking TO keep up quotations. GSc sskea .p
common lots without takers MALr-jUo bushels isL mae
at co. RYE, 81 TO- Chicago OATS. 6Oc, weight wills
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Barring Brother. & Co.'S Circular.

Per AsiaI LONDON Friday. July TO- IsT-5r.M
We report continued duness IN Colonial and
prices MosEY easier. CossoLs s2 ds2 for money and s2
American EAGLES 1924 DOtsLooss-Spsnish 7s, South
silver o s'' Hond a%
sla4 for fair bold grain s7aslo for ord and mid
cOcoho 400 bag. Trinidad auction the part sold
CcrFTr cor nae. good equ. cOory rather
de' Gsy5S BIS. @ @ orasg to
mid bold eOlory sds2 for fine bold blue l25 half bales
CorrER-The demand is slack without change in price.
CSRs-on Monday the supply Of English whsat wa. very
rates For foreign there little demand Today mar
@ asS s ;T indian sss % S
At g for G:Iats and Odessa We quote white g. Amer
Gaiss English LEW
IS s on es.os6 returned
bf1 pSSy .1s ad. 3 and mid
yey 1914 and mid 5aS!d At Liverpool mid Orleans is
HEMP quiet but firmly held Manila bought in Rsia as5
In INDIGO there is nothing doing in view Of the uncertain
state Of things in India The sales advertised for next week
IRox-There more inquiry for Rails at a70s75 Bars 81
1a7 Scotch Pigs 74ld75 for mixed Nos. on the
LMsEED-The arrival. small and sales the spot are
steady former prices East Indian eaes Black Sea s.
In LsEED CAKES fair business doing quota.
tons.
The RICE market has become dull again and prices easier
Privately ssles have been effected Of $1,000 bags including
8e bag. R:ngoon at 10 Bengal sdA and low Java
1915 OF COO bags brought auction part found buyers
10 3a4 for broken to fine white Bengal and at i4ali9
fer mid. yellowish TO good mid white Java.
SPELTER firm at $50 10 az 3015i.
BUMA small parcel pale Leewards has changed hands al
2 q y proof gallon; the market IL bare.
For SALTPETBR there has been considerable inquiry
advance of cent being worth 42 At auction 9I
bags Bombay brought ass for Is to 1871 y refscon
sPIcEs-Pepper quiet $50 bags Bstsvjs Black realized ia
"a for dusty 70 fair bsht Boneo Black held for sd Penang
bite taken in at sde3d Nutmegs leases fair 20 good bold
singapore Brown fetched 32d4l2 Pmento $40 bags were
partly sold from 4sd4 I'D for fair 10 good.
stGAR-We have TO tce continued absence OF demand,
and IN the few sales that have been made there has been de-
cline Of holders generally firm. The sales OF West India
are only 800 hhds including auction part OF $50 hhcn Bar
BADGES from S. d6 S2 bags Msurtius offered at public sale
chiefly bought gd Of Bengal as bags Bensres partly
sold at Cd all Decline GSk for low mid white Phvstsy
Msurtius ct 4s6 lev date Bengal a. as and good erany
more inquired for at reduction
TALLow quiet; sellers Of st. Petersburg, c. the spot
At SIG.
TEA-el00 pkn offered at suction 10 day and 800
sold At full prices Common Congou 81 y 10 buyers
TuRPExrxE-Rough slow sale at 10 3dl0 Spirits in
lees demand, American offering At az.
TIN-Common Blocks 1901. Bars 1907.
In WHAL business has been done Polar would be
worth 9450
No change in AMERICAN srocxs.
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DIED..

BLATCHFORDAt Brooklyn, Friday July a. of inhsmma
ton Of the lungs Kate only daughter of Samuel T. and A.
Euphemia Blatchford, aged years and 10 months.
Her 1emaps will be taken to Troy, N. " for ntement
PUNISHABLE this city, Thursday morning July % after
illness George W. Bumstead in the Sd OF hs
COLE-On Wednesday, July % Warren f. Of James S.
and Charlotte Cole, aged years and months.
GREEN-On Thursday morning. July % of cholera inantum
Mary Elizabeth only child OF Thomas and Agnes Green aged
2months and IA days
HARDY-On Thursday, July o, Frank Hardy only son o
Thomas and Saah Ann Hardy aged IL months and "a
days
MULLIGAN-On Thursday morning July q Of congestive
Edward Salmon third son of Patrick and Mary Anu
Mulican, nged 4 years msnths and IL days.
MONTAGUEOn Thursday, July g. Jane, youngest daughter
Of Henry Montague aged months
NOORE-On THURSDAY, July %, Benjamin. infant OF
Francis and Margaret Moore aged 10 months and days
NOUDAce Mould daughter Of John and Ann Noud native oil
Kildare Ireland, IN the 28th yesr of her age.
SHERIDAN-On Thursday July %, John Thomas son OF
and Rosanns Sheridan aged years months and days
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FRIDAY. Jaly Pr. ".

FRIDAY, jay <f-f' ~.
The business Of the morning Stock Board was not
large to day. and the tendency of prices was down
ward, without, however any important change, except
ing in La Crosse which fell Of to SO, under free selling
by she bears. At the Second Board there was a
great change in feeling, with active disposition TO
buy the prominent stocks, especially Erie and Central
The fact that Mr.. Moran and Mr.. Corning had had a
long interview transpred, and the impression gained
ground that the difficulties between the two roads
would be satisfactorily settled. Erie advanced rapidly
from 33a to 34l, and aferward in the street, to 49,
Central improved from 81 to 50. Southern Michigan
sympathzed and at the close was 49, Pittsburgh im
proved y cent, selling at IL. Reading was among
the heavy stocks to-day and with small business shows
no Improvement on yesterday. Gaona was also
heavy, declining y cent. Illinois Central fell of
y cent. Ohio Trust sold at l02 which is better, and
Pacific Mail Steamship Company at IA. In Railroad
Bonds and State Stocks the business was very mod.
crate.
The Exchange market is not active, and, Will.
bankers generally steady, good bills offered at
lower rates. We quote 81 80 for Sterling with some
drawers asking % y cent Francs, 5.lsa 5l6I
There is still no new feature TO notice in rates of
Freight The engagements to Liverpool are 500 bales
Hemp at I'D, 100 tics. Beef at Cd and 1000 bush
Grain at Sd. 10 ships bags. To London, 500 bbls.
Rosin Of ID. To Rotterdam, 20 tuns Heavy Goods at
22s. Cd. 800 bbls. Spirits at Sc. To Hamburg, 50
tuns Measurement Goods at l2s Cd. A brig Of us
tuns, from Machas to Port au Prince, with Lumber
ct $i2, and q return cargo at Is 80 v tun.
The bus-Dess Of the GubTfessury was: Receipts,
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ar the sDs have been beneficial 10 the spring erops fs
eis not report any injury whss, ~ b. ds market IN,
enoance II buyers ws small and .be bushes, done ia
"Hf.r very limited holders generally demanded Taesiay,s
PTS but To etc, se less money would have had 3 b. sksa
ftoUR very slow and roust BE- quoted 3d. y bbL ehe,o,
hDIA> CON N 'sne request and coming on ish. ,,oci
prices, assisted by speculation, advanced TO Is
70 ss being he quotation for Mixed and Yell'w 80 oil
for White. We quote WHEAr-Rei $40 20 96, White $751;
extra Ohio 32l TO $751; Western. 81 IS to 81 sP Dbl. ~
BErr been in good request and full prices BEEN ,
dnpg week for fair qrsny There IL little .av
ausy In first fands. and general advance 10 asked
PoKg-vsry little doipg and prices of American non!u.
BACON continues dull and with anxiety p,r ~
hold, 10 r. alze there tendency 10 lower price,,
LARD not sotiye sst week but st In alr inquiry .
resch shout GIG for fine, choice paIeel 6,
81 IN retail.
TLow with increasing stock s In less request and sn.,
rates sre with difficulty supp 'rted - bids Butchers Aai
ton have been sold So 70 90 but there bv.r
6O In London the market lower 81 being closing GEO.
tafion for p on the sp"t.
RosIS-Conmon, dull, vita sses at ~ r. cwt
BARK IN improved request ISL paid tor Philadelphia and 49,
dl4fs for Baltimore.
OILs-sperm n@scted the only sale being Is Crude AZ
R9o. Southern Whsle, steady. at fti1aA
CoTrox-rhe small quantity OF Cotton now "ahos'" the
certainty Of weekly dnuhns stock here and the tendency
discount have continued this week
greater confidence both buyers and sellers and prices
quenee bsve advanced l-i6d TO I'd " 10. MiddDs" Or
leans, ed. Mobile, sl6d Uplands, I'd. T. %.
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LIGHT-vEssEL, OcRacoKE INLET, N Con or about the
lst poI the Ocacoke Channel Light vessel will be Withdrawn
from her station for repairs Notice will be given Of her return
To her station.
By order Of the Light House Board:
W. MUhDAUGH Lieut.. u. 8. n, l. H. Inspector
0fee Fifth Light House district Norfolk July Is 1877
NEW SBoALThs following FROM Letter ~
o. " Jordan Of the bark Lunetss Of Saco describing
which that vessel lost the Goth My ~ 10 bs
to n M Harrison. United States Consul q kms''
communicated to this Depa t1ent for publication f,n,
The shoal Is about i6 feet long and ~ fss w. ar
new moop cover by Is inches Of wsseT ~ ~ hart csls
shoal In sight Lat i6o 81 H. Ion. TO- " W. ny ~
for blue water"
REMOVAL OF LIcHrvE,sEL.-Thef following nqsS cmn
iness has been transmitted to the Deps'"s"s " 80 -
bell United Stses Consul ct London ...,ou ~ .h. 80.
Notice 70 hereby siven Ass 70 be removed IN
about the fret w.eI in xusu about three OF mns
W. aw Of her present position, and INTO "a 'An'n'
SurS.s Hotes ~ b. given when the vessel shan
removed
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Steamship A,s Lott LSss55pGS Jsy H. %s and
Eence for Liverpool 81 H. passed NJ steamship Europa
from Boston The Asia has been in Esy yeaaer for the last
boarded by the pilot boat g. H. Blunt Ito miles Of
Ship coTinne lof Bo.tonl pansham. New Orleans July
and s. w. Pass 10th, mdse. to Bassett Bacon.
Ship Bysantum (of Thomsston) Hupper Liverpool June ~
Bark Lucy A. Michel. lof sear.port NiOsels Palermo Nay
Meaiterranesn for Quebec.
(spsn De Amar Barcelona As days. ballast to-
Brs Lsuretts Dunbsr Para July T. hides &c to Barast.
Can't s ss%ss the @
eSI: her boiler July killing one man and 'cadns two 0tas
Big Henry Matthews tof Boon Cheney satio River July
BHsA Dunbar tOf Boston, Buck Darien Ca sday. lumber
sss vs:s srf% Hs' Bae.G' AyTs' 60 day., bone. to
whaling bark MOodock Of and for New Bedford
sjAi Ds:''T1G' s sss'
9SHr @ 20 20
Martha Nelson, Beaufort N c. days naval stores to
{as H.%pdsn Perkins BrluT;s cos; Of
lat s o. lon IS ~ spoke Danish .chr Spers Newport
Wse; ThoHs ho Indy supplied a. with gsoyi;on:,
more more for s. Jch 2a H. QUIT from ''
schr WOlcOtt Parker, Boston days. md'e to Dayton
sc6r Darling of Broo1hsveu Jerry Alicante q days sud
o. lon Zip Ocean Belle tOf w.dSborol bound E.;
9Th lat a. lon As 90 ship Francis st. Pierre lOf Charles
sehr Vandslis Rande. Harrington days lumber Zeb.
Mayhem
schr Samuel Gilman, Crowe Boston, mde TO s. w Lewis.
schr Kossutb Coter, Newburyport.
Schr. Glide. Lowell, Boston, for Albany.
Schr scius Staples. Taunton.
Sclr. Margaret Ann, Dayton, Port Jefferson.
$ s$F: SPSs n S:ss' 6s
Scsr. VIM Bement. Barker, New. Haven for Virginia.
Schr Sterling. Hills New Haven.
selr. Volta, Case, Port Even, for Bristol.
sloop Report. Dewey, Port Even, for New.London.
Sloop Fashion, YouLg. Providence.
Steamer Kennebec, Hand, Philadelphia and Cape May IL
hours. mdse. to =. Perkins.
Steamer CuTlew, Williams. Providence. - -,
WIND-During the day from N. T. TO s. s. W, with rain.
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COFFTF-There continues an export inquiry well
moderate demand from the trade and the eens baoyant
Rio AZ lOi cents cash. for export 30 bags do at lc mos
20 Tie trle puncheon tcs 10 bbs and 22 bags Jamaica
at lce mos 100 mats Java at 6ie ~ bags Mareaibo at
C0PfER-New sheshinz and Yellow Metal steady. and
request only Insot Copper quite dull and the
Al Zic cash Old Shesthns comm. nds &c cash.
CANDLEs-Adamsntne in limited dem md buyers and
sellers being variance respecting pces the latter contend
ters TO rule at such high prices TO remedy this de-
feet and establish standard price for CANOES tue alae
into sort of and have resolved 10 stop their works
two months their present stock 10 consumed aud
sa4sc for the former SEC for the latter steac
'si flour AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal
changed the medium grades the most sought after and
ground sell readily at full prices the Is confined
tie domestic trade the 'ss: are oe 6ols 20 20 -
90 40 for superfns Indiana and Mehssn IS asa 81 for
s.ra DO Of 81 80 for good extra Ohio 81
Io9 bnne, and 81 500 80 50 Tor extra Geneee. Canadian
flour Is without variation the inquiry fairs sales OF $50 bb
&c Sc 10 for superhne and 80 sod 80 for extra do
besvy better grades and firm with good de-
ntnd Gales Of oo bbs 81 @a 70 for mixed 20 good
I've Flour is quiet at sta SIS Com Meal is in limited
quest ard steady for jersey and % for Bran
DIVINE
the lat ,sle II Gesres vas At 81 % OF French Fish
pS.d to be about in bond aier srs in sm. supply
store full prices Picked Herring in
better supply less buoysnt bb Isusin saoe
Sealed are now held 1t c but the transactions are limited
FRUlTSThe market generally Il quiet ssles OF looov Bar
Cocssnuts 5000 punches Bs.co. Bsnsuss 4 &c
coo Bahama DO ssSS7 ana zsnss cunsnt. %
private teyue By suction 30 toyss sicily Oranges e3@
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JuLY 2A-Bsfor,
Judge Belts.
DECISIONS IN ADMIRALTY-CoLLIsIoS BETWEEN FEN
ANCHORED vEssEL-FOG.
Rob L. Lane ct 4 IT he Steamboat Bed

DECISIONS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BETWEEN FER
Ry noAr AM .ScHoRyp yEssrI-FoG
Robert L. al. The Steamboat Bedford.
This a libel filed by the owners of the schooner
Mary damages occaioned 20 her by col
son with the steamboat which occurred the Wall street
Ferry which the steamboat running the morning
Of December H. 1853 The schooner had hauled out into the
below the ferry aud next morning during heavy fog
was run into BY the steamboat coming Brooklyn
The alleged that anchored in the track Of the
ferry boats
Id bv The CotyThat position Of the schooner
b. turning point in the because the extreme
from 6xns n with sny certainty
That the fuyboat cannot Justify Going out into the river
s could not be seeu from her deek She had no rh TO enter
spon trip hepes, state from the condition of the
ataosphcfe she had been unnayigabe from the
loss q her helm or motive power.
The hbeans had safely r. peal.
sdiy during the night aud only minutes previous
ALTHOUGH fog thick and the pedment
q the ferry boat wa. not cas-. upon her BY anything
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


s,eamshp--Araso Lines Hsvre. n. Livingston.
Sbip-Lucy Thompson Pendeton Liverpool g. Thonpsons
nephew. 80 -, =,
Barks-F Holmes Smith Rio Janero. Post, Smith Coz
Flor de Port Neves. Harsnham Corning. Bento Co.,
Iamertne Anderson Constantnople, b. Gaser Olympus
Told y Tooker. London Stanton Ruger.
Bres-Atlabtic, Trowbridge New.Haven, h. Trowbndeei
Saginaw Case Aspnwa O. Olney rnoco Tabut Philadei.
phis, C. 4 Peters; Morancy, Tinker, st. john T. H.
Thompson Hunter.
schooners-W Wilson, Loud Plymouth, R. =. Goodwini
Gillot Pctou C. A. DeWoH North Point, Swain,
Richmond Johnson Lowden; r. w. Brown Derickson,,
Charleston J. Smith Co Ocean Bird BIZ Lockhart Arud
son McAuli Orlop; NJ S. Wedmoe, Robinson New Haven,
sloop-Sara Louise Cummings, Fall River, master.
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MARRIED..

GLAsS-WOODRUFF-In New. Durham, N. J., on Tuesday,
July by the Rev. Mr. Perry. Mr. Robert Francis Glass to
Miss Elizabeth Ann Woodruff, both of New York.
HAWXHURST-OGG-On Tuesday, July 81, by the Rev. s
Baker Mr. Edward Hsw1hurst Of Brooklyn Long Island,
TO Miss Emily w. Osg daughter Of James Oss formerly OF
Newark, N }.
HOGAN-McHENRY-On Monday, July IS. by the Rev. Jas
Met residing No IS Seventh street. Mr. John Hogan to
Miss RosaDns Mcienry, all Of this city,
MAsON-PANGBORN-I Jersey City, on Thursday, April
so by the Rev. r. Van Horne Mr. William N. Mason TO
Miss Lucy M. Paneborn, both Of New York.
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Launc he'd, sOld, 6e.

On Monday Buuhsm Fowler launched from their yard
Hewbury Port beautiful copper boomed schooner S5
fine looking craft bulk the river
vessel She owned BY Capt Charles Lunt and Capt Moses
Mouton who IL 70 command her. Of his city and 10 designed
builders are tolsy the keel Of sno. her immediately
Ship America Of this port now on her passage home from
be into the whaling business and fitted her
Me.srs Howlsnd j Co.. for the North Pacific Ocean,
under the command of Capt Bryant Of ship Gideon Rowland
Thomas veteh sold BY auction todsy at the Msrchsnt
Exchange the right title and interest Of Seth Dyer In snip
Cavalier, fer ESQ., Mr.. Brambald was the Purchaser =
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PassenRers Arrived

the .team;s .a from Riss,po'IMi, S and rb Ssa:
Miss Matilda Schmidt Mr. Binchsrd lady and servant Ms
Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr. AID Mrs hSsln, NJ
Tedman MI Kaster Mr.. Msrpey, Mr.. viets, Mr. Berth
with H. A. Corbett Mr. Nelson, Mr.. Rumsey, Mr. Fagnam
CocLrane A. H. Cox and brother sevila, Mr. Hope II.
Jones s. T. Gkson Mr. Scharf, Major Sears A. smith Geo.
Gleason IL b. Cawer F. Armitage Robert Gordon Gnii.rn
and brother Mr. and Mrs L. Mills Wm. Buck, Robin
son j. NJ Perry Mr. Kinberg, Rev. CIV. Doane John Hls,
MI Heydeckef Mr. Simpson Mr. Dantmann, VIM Csrnac,
Mr. Van Horeten- =, ,,e
In The brig Laurstta from Para-Francis Moran. lady and
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Riehardss., spence 4 Co.'S Circular.

Per Asid LIVERPOOL July 10, 1857
The arrivals DURING the week eonst Of lss 10 bush WHEAT
Ss6 bush Corn LUIS bb FLOUR from the States aud Cana
e7o qs WHEAT from the Baltic AIS qrs WHEAT from
Belgium $50 sacks FLOUR from France; 9s8 qrs WHEAT.
$50 qrs Com nom the Mediterranean, and 2l3 qn WHEAT
from India
Farmers deliveries Of WHEAr for the week ending last Sat
urdsy were ESQ q t S3 against 81 SIS qrs ct "a In the
corresponding week Of last yecr
Since Tuesday the weather hss eopppsa ppssted but
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with cave, ho-ever TO each petty he 30 e 10 have
Commissioner the hean. 20 ascertain whether
nv b os ana IA, claimant. whether than that paid
oft The bc,,oru loan legal lien on ise vessel a. the
umc For es~,. Mr. Co1deTt I,f he 49, he's'' Dee
observation-disclosures
Oliver w Criniihs sst The Steamship Ocean Bird
This case was bTeught upon written agreement
hnt and the of the ship by which the agreed
10 p@y 5f Gr,hs would satisfy certain referees that he
OF the shin rendered her un-egwohy aud would repr
the The libel alleged performance OF the agreement on his
Red 6V the CourtThst the contract purely personal
one the parties and whaever be- the merits or
merits Of the contTat It plainly not OF Character wca
becomes lien upon the ship and the remedy OF the hbeian
rests sreinst the owner slone
Libel dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
For lbeant Mir Spsudipg; for claimant Nh Draining sad
Judge Beebe
BROOKLYN COURT OF sEsSIONs-Before Judge MORRIS
and Associates EMMoNs and ScHooxhkER
The Court assembled yesterday afternoon Tor the
purpose Of receiving the Grand Jury They presented some
wentytwo indictments which with those heretofore pre-
,ented make IN five indictments They also made present
ment Of the tedious and potaced session OF the
inquest which mainly on lcconnt OF the ifteu
Grand Jurors sworn which compelled those IN attendance
lose much time in awaiting the requisite numosi "
Thy detailed the esu, visit the Comfy Buildings
Thursday, and stated thet hey ioanu 'He " e'u i'P
and In a state of cleanliness =, A.,
Tv prcsented the wooden buildings In the of the Aims
disgrace TO county, and called the attention Of the Super
o the same.
sew foreman; Evans Clerk and A. Bruen Doorkeeper OF
the Grand Jury for their services, when they adjourned
Court received the and discharged the Grand
Jury with the customary thanks.
The Court then proceeded TO sentence Charles
Blanchard and Edward A. Fec TO State prison for five
EACH convicted for passing counterfeit notes on the Farmers
fine of TO- hayng pleaded guilty assault and battery
The Court then adjourned till the 3lst Of August