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Smyrna times., 1857-09-23
ChOtcC e P0 etry.
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Look on the Brightest Side

'fssll4a SIS BY N. STONE. 80, .r.G 81,
Old man. prithee tell me why 'si''
You always wear a smile,-
= Though others eft look wan and sad e
How do you care beguile!
Though doomed to toll and penury
a5e And bowling down with age
'~'7 Yet still light-Aearted, blithe and gay
You tread life's weary stage. 'H
"a. SOB. -. - ~.
Ill tell thee all, my youthful friend,
The good old man replied, sS3
Whateer may hap always look
r. Upon the brightest side Sss...s
Der all the land there's not man j..
How hard soe'er his lot, 49,
But if he will. can, often find i .r
a bright and sunny spot. .st3e.:.
I've lived and toiled for many year
Beneath the summers sun,
And in the wintencold and drear
My labor still went On
And in that varied course of years
Did much Of i'll hetide;
But still always strOyeto look
Upon the brightest side.
When sickness came, and hours oi pain
Dragg'd weaFily along, .r
And mourning sad and murm'rlngs vain
Dropl from my feeble ngue.
Kind hearts We're there and kindly words
Fell softly on my ear,
And loving Unes were always-nlgh,
MY fainting heart to cheer ~
And through long and varied life
I've learned This lesson well,
That in this world Of care and strife
There's more OF coed than ill.
AMI een III poverty and toll r--.
Peace with us will abide;
Man may be happy if he will
But see the brightest side.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-23

A BLUNT CONcLUsIoN.--The N. Y. Sun de-
clares calmly, but with great firmness:
We are becoming nation Otvain, extrava-
giant fools. From January lst to this date, we
have imported foreign merchandise TO the value
of one hundred and sevenly-hve millions OF dol
ars-abOut fourteen millions more than our i'm
ports amounted to for the same time last year.
The value OF our exports since Jan. lst, is
about fifty millions of dollars, or four millions
OF dollars less thanJour exports for the same
time last year. We have run into debt hi.
year alone about one hundred and twenty-five
millions Of dollars, and by the end of the yeal
our foreign debt for imported goods wall bC
much larger" .-..-...u.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-23
BY DARLINGTON BART.

T" 0J- One of those who refused to sign the
petition recently circulated 10 ourstowh, fort the
suppression Of grogshops, is professor of re-
ligion. n.-Prieate Letter. 3'a' 'i.e '"aa 'e
= = .bEH.t Ioi Ls8et5 ,Hogi ifra f =. t9.eu,.s
What kind of religion does he profess =
Olive Branch. d'N .ei'1T 33aig1} 8 .osL
That kind which serves God without Offend
ing the devil Great. plenty Of such.-- WIS.
Chief.EaGHIh2 n ii
rn04iiaa ISL iaobaaIansggs g4.3fi
Smyrna times., 1857-09-23

STEAMER SUNK--Sunday morning, the 18th
inst the steamer Norfolk, bound for Norfolk
Va, left the Del. Breakwaler. In the blow on
Sunday night last, and when considerable
distance al sea she sprang a leak and sunk
Whist in q. sinking condition her crew and
passengers left in four boats. Three of the
boats containing about 40 persons, were pick
ed up by Richmond steamer and landed at
Iewes on Monday afternoon. The fourth boat,
in which were tho fireman, cook and number
of other persons has not yet been heard from.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-23

o. 1t is estimated that the decline in the
market value Of Railroad stocks in the last
three months, amounts TO an aggregate Of sixty
millions of dollars. And yet the country is no
poorer for il. so
Smyrna times., 1857-09-23

OF. The total population of India is stated,
by a Parliamentary return just published, 10 be
l6O,ssl,297. 4 i@'l .',','.''''
6alilo alaI lh .d9lnaaIh 'diIw |
Smyrna times., 1857-09-23

SYRIA.-Letters from Syria report the total
destruction in the Desert of q caravan. The
latter. consisting Of 500 persons and 1000
camels, laden with merchandise, started from
Damascus on the 29lh Of June, and by some
msrnanagement lost its way The entire cara,
van Perished, with the exception of some 20
persons, who were rescued from certain death
in ahe sand by, wandering Arabs. The mer-
chandse was naturally considered a lawful
prize by the latter but the Governor of Da-
mascus has sent in claim in the name of the
heirs. This, however, is a'subtlety Of the law
which the Arabs do not recognise. '''s "''
Smyrna times., 1857-09-23

A KNOCK Down ARGUMETr.-A certain man
Went 10 ii Derylsh and proposed three ques-
tlons: Firsj, Why do thry say that iiod is
onnlpresent 90 not see Him III any place
show me where he is. Second, WHY is a man
punished for crimes, since whatever he does
proceeds from God Man mas no free will, for
ne cannot do anything contrary to the will q!
God, and Ii he mad power he would do every
thng Tor his own good. TnIrd, How can Gud
punish Satan in he'll lire, since he is formed OF
that ciemen /! ana what impression can fire
make on itself :"
Tnc DervIsh took up a large clod of earth
aud struck hlm on The head with ii. The man
Wen to the Cddy and SAID
Il proposed three questions to such a Der
wish, who flung clod OF earth at my head,
which made my head ache.
The Cady having sent for the Deryish, asked
OF him.
Why did you throw that clod of earth at
his head, instead OF answering his questions =
" The Dervsh replied:
The clOd OF earth was an answer to his
speech He says he has pain in his head
et Elm show II to me and | Will make God
y,sIhle to him. And why does he exhibit Il
com plant aga!nst me! Whatever | did was
The act OF God, and | did not strike without til,
will OF God. W hat power do possess! AnG
Is he is compounded o! The earth, how can b,
su1fir from that elementp'
The man was contouuded, and the Cady high.
Iy pleased with the Deryish's answer
Smyrna times., 1857-09-23

0F A Story has been going the rounds III
the American. society Of Paris, about young
country woman-Rebecca l., which woul.
form a good subject for romance. Travelling
10 Switzerland, she became acquainted with
young Russian nobeman, the Count de e., DIS
tinguished for his elegant manners and his fine
fortune. The fair daughter OF the new wCrd
was captlvated by the arts of her northern
lover, trusted to his promise, and was deceived
and abandoned--the Russian taking French
leave and sudden journey homeWard. But
Miss Rebecca was woman OF spirit, and more
over possessed more tact aud ingenuity than he
rave her credit for. She threw away no time
IN mourning for her untaithtul adorer, but i'm
me1 lately followed him to st. Petersburgh =
There she managed to bring her sad story TO
The knowledge OF the czarna, whose aid she
mplorcd. The Count, who had very readily
forgotten his Aradne, one fine morning re-
celved despatch bearing the Imperial seal,
and opening 1t read these words:-
"'Fhe Count de C, as soon as this order
IS received, will repair to Warsaw, to the
Church---in the chapel of -. He will
there find two " illnesses, and will be married
to Mlss RGbecca l." ..... ....
Obedience was inevitable. As soon as the
marriage ceremony was over, the bridegroom
preclpitate.y "sloped" without casting one
=. longing, lingering look behind ''--and es-
caoed to Odessa. The new Countess took her
departure for Italy. Hn
Smyrna times., 1857-09-23

- Or The man who was " moved7tottears .
con plains of the dainpness of the premises, and
wit hes TO be moved again. 4ad a,.f snsa.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-23

OF The following, from the DeIaOoare De-
nlOcrat,-a staunch Democratic paper,--is a
shot from the right quarter. Hope we may
have many " broadsiders" " from the same craft:
A Good Cause cannot go Backwards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19
SECOND BOARD
TUESDAY, Aug. 49,. NJ


The Stock market was active to-day with generally
a continuance of the heavy feeling but without very
important charges in price excepting IN Southern
Michigan and Cleveland and Toledo. The former sold
As low as "a for common stock aud AZ for guaranteed,
but ateiward recovered to p bid, ~ asked and 9o
bid The prices yesterday were 80 and 90. Toledo
cold down 40 against 46l yesterday. The panic in
these two stocks was complete. portion of the de-
cline in Southern due to collateral stock the
loan upon which beng unpaid the stock was thrown
on the market Below will be found document from
the President Of this road announcing his resignation
The affairs of this Company epgrossed the attention of
the street at and after the Second Board, and at the
close yery little business was done. The decline in
Toledo was mainly due to the passing of the dividend
which was voted to-day. Erie closed at 3Os 81;
Reading recovered from the First Board, when it sold
at co. to 7O, and closed at 20; NewYork Central ~
&C. Pernsyvsuia Coal fell off to -, further decline
of . q cent. Michigan Central improved cent on
on yesterday, and La Crosse also declined v cent
In Exchange there is not much activity, and at the
close rates are heavy. The quotations still 9. a
%, with but little doing at the higher figure.
In Freigh,s there is rather general merchandise
offering for Shipment Rates show essential
char re. To Liverpool we note engagements to-day Of
4 500 bush. Grain at I'D; Flour al ID; 200 bales
Cotton at IS. q bale 10 tuns Oil Cake at u.s. Cd; 300
ties. Beef a. Cd; 100 tuns Logwood at Is. Cd; 500
bbls. Rosn al Cd 400 bbls. Crude Turpentiue at Is.
To London, |, 600 bbls. Rosin at 2s Sandman brig
with $4,000 Slaves light pipe) for Marseilles at So.
The chip Sebastian Cabot noticed yesterday her tun
mage is 000 not 1901, takes 400 600 feet of Lumber
on p,isate terms.
Tie business OF the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
s22G,3l9 81; Payments, $tol les "a; Balance, $l2,-
3i0,..7 IS.
Ri. stin nncertsa what will he the amount of the
shipment to- by the Persia. but it will doubt
less exceed g. 500 600.
At the meeti 1g of the Cleveland aRd Toledo Board
now in session. they have decided to defer the October
dividend and appropriate the earnings to the extin
gui.hment of the Floating Debt: They also decided
10 remove the Office from this city to Cleveland
soon as practicable. The Treasurer, Mr.. T. b. Itch
field. offered bis resignation, which was accepted, to
take effect OF soon the proper arrangement can be
made for the change Of the ofiict.
The following is statement Of tie s&IrInes Of the
New, York Central Railrosa for tie Aaerth e' 'py,
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We give below card from Mr. f. C. Ltchfeld,
announcing his resignation President of the South
ern Michigan Road. Mr. Ltchfeld accepted this post
only Oh conoition tina. his performance of its duties
should be temporary but his resignation has been ms
doubt, fastened by the ant of harmosyin the Board
II has been known for time that differences of
opinion in regard the policy Of the Road existed and
that without disposition upon the part of the Board
TO act as unit, and to afford every aid possible in
carrying the road through the existing crisis,
difficulties must ensue. Such disposition has
not been manifest, and Mr.. Litchfeld, finding his
health falling and the entire amount Of cooperation
required not extended to lin, has felt his duty to
resign, and his resignation has been accepted. Toe
recommendation in the last clause of Mr.. Litchfelds
card, that meeting of stockholders should be called,
is very proper one and the stockholders should act
at once. There have been curren. rumors in the
street for day two, especially to-day, that this
Company had not met their liabilities, and these have
assisted in depressing the market.
The cash assets aud liabilities OF the New.Orleans
barLs on the Sth inst follows:
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DIED..
RLAECHARD-On

BLANCHARD-on MoncsJ nOInDt Az X El ..;SHa,
s S.iS.Is e.. ,n Nsess aiI Banch.id
BSo w aoodsy AUG H. George infant >; son Of
pE%sYon tuesday. Avg is janice Edward Dewey 500 Of
Ellen and the Dewey aged year and 10 dsy Of
IN .sns .'s Sh asvf G. & Log
Free Accepted MasOs respectfully nv; I'd 2 s sa
Broadwsy tomorrow THURSDAY morning :. 10 oclocs dis
VIZ Be- stsn TO sOu,hPo Conn Of TS No. and Eliza
beth Dckey Of Aushnssioush, Ciosher County ''ioe'
pA4lsA the New York Hospital John Dsys .er long
and Illness aged 20 years no1'n' am Ellen
Tin ana sash.sr Of Jane. Marse;
HSshAMon Monday, Aug Rachel Ann daughter Of John
HENDERsON-Af Sherwood, ~ j. or nsad 70 vesys
,bo and severe illness james Henderson, aeec % year.
KTRRSn Monday afternoon Aug u Frank GsISnsr infant
M % :ssd Si saS ss:
sps Friday July 81 at Clifton villa PeskS ham
Rye England, Elizabeth, the dearly Beloved wife OF "m
KS 1as BIeosyn E D. on Sunday, Aug &c. Anna
mn1eRENon sunday Aug H Samuel Moore aged % years
MiLLAR-ln tins City Monday moFIns Aug y Charles
RTIS On Mo1day Aug r. after long aud painful illness
Rate Martip wife MALACHI Martin, ssed y years 10 months
MhCbnFf-At No 22s Bloomfield street Hoboken, n j.. on
Wiirnn w att Aiscduf, ScotsDd aged 10 months. u
10
bok.p n j. measles David Caldwell aged years ana
months youngest Of William Murdoch late oil 0aso'
Nc MULLEN Suddenly, on Sunday avg; l6, Mary Ann
Dopn.ly wife O Machael MeNulen, aged ~ years. =,
Enthusiastically Tuesday, Aug 49, James . iande ~.
son late John Randel sged ~ years. ~ months ano "
days. H. ..oa o. s,,.ra
The relatives and friends respectfully requested 20
his funeral the residence Of bis uncle Robert seauz "
65 Third avenue on Thursday sfternoon Aug ~ at m
ROBBINs-n Brooklyn Monday afternoon, Aug H. a, the
If her husband T. ROBBINS Mrs. Abigail
Robbins oonsump tioD. the seth year OF her age
RPppYwon Monday morning Aug II, Michael Reddy in the
8Oth year of his - ,,, a. II. r ~
sUFFERN-On Sunday, Aug. l6, Ellen d., wife OF John
Suferp ssed u years mouths and p days.
sCALLY-On Sunday, Aug TO- John scaly aged o. years.
brother of W. ID. Scslly. N
TIJRKER-On Saturday Ang H. Sarah Anne Turner aged ~
months and II days youngest daughter oil james ana
TURNER-On Monday Aug IL, Lucy p youngest daughter
Of p and Mary A. Turner aged year. months ana
days. 80 H. .e. u.x-r
Youngest son John and Mary Jane Wilson, aged year.
month and days
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral tomorrow at O'Clock at tine
his father in Skillmsn street between rark ana Myie
avenues, East Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19
lwAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI ROAD-LETTER

FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE COMPANY
OFFICE OF THE MILWAUKEE AND Mississippi RnLko.D Co,
NEwioRx, August, 1851 y
To N, Stakeholder the Mardakee aHd M''i'RPi r. CO.
Grs1LrNEy: Inc inquiries made by some Of you
lead me to think that the repeated attacks and un-
founded statements against this Company contained in
some of the newspapers OF this city are either wholly
or in Part believed, and thus acted upon-which may
fairly be inferred from the sale of the stock at the
nreseut low price,. am therefore induced TO make
few brief statements in rather general manner
saw general because Of the distance from the Office of
the COMPANY where the books aud papers are kept
90 tbst YOU may If you choose be governed by them,
,.,bsr than by the statements and rumors put forth
iron day TO day parties whose object should be ap
nareot. and thus avoid sacrificing your propsrty
which sacrifice is the object aimed ~ be accomplished
in most cases by these attacks.
The article to which | allude more particularly at
tb, time appeared il the Money article If Ihs Ner-
York Herald Of the lith inst. This states mat tle
COMPANY have floating debt OF SUI wv, thet tle
Company viii require further expenditure OF - ~!
Gce 10 complete the old and new roads-$ OOO 900 70
complete the Southern Wisconsin line-SHOOJJ u
ballast and fence the old ne-S0 600 for bridges On
The old line-SgO 90 for wnarfs a. Prairie du Cnien
and AN issue OF 81, 600 GOO If preferred stock.
Ham is an array q figures and detail Of objects 20
which thew belong that would lead almost any one TO
suppose here least truth il them; yet W nogn;e
each ard every q them s and shall now give the ls
touching rsch not being able 70 give the
precise Va Ires r ssons bc0r. stated - .
In cpls behalf Of The Company. dstei ~ l1h Of
Msrrh 1851 and sSne 1y Of the Directors and he Reg
t.- the AZ at Ds debt ofhs Company pr. &c.
THE been materially changed sine that tine b..
10 now brs Bone viii b. very mach reduced By Is. o
Febr1.ry. les. tn e!os. Of The ase,Iyoss.
,eEeiws Cocke L.cEwood for the balirr Of ;h,i p,
:on he ns.r Ike uSsias iron aseiscr = PrAne do
wsrs ga Itps .sn rlsiD ne~erry shtofyaJ f. =
uF 'r7,u.nsJ a'Ps. sa .irfs lrss sTtD't.se it1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19
ruwv0RK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10 1851

ing Of TIE csp.rss, nc delivery wss contemplated 81
the parties, bat the psymef; Of he difference between
the conuac; and the market price, Tor money Iron cfe
es..y TO TIE otfer L, he tune specified ion delivery
NJ. Fuller for plsnif coniettee ;as; ne Plea dis,
closed no sue state of facts ss if 81 proved, N1n1
warrant inv IN finding i, gambling contract. %
Friday morning the Court gave Judgment Tor P. -lnh
On - leIpurre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19
MIRINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........AuGusri s.
Cleared.

ships-Argo (Br) Benson Bremen, T. H. hans' h'i
sis Dbl Judkins Liv. rpool, T. Cunsfd ~
ssns Sc. Queen Manson San Francisco c. L. Dnn,ar
Co ttv OF Mobile. Marshall. Mobile. Harbech 20. a,
Rsrk.-Marayal. Grifiu Sssus Is 0rande, W. W. hasei%
Gioysnia isc Bats, Zueli-lma Palermo, s. Lswieneei
NOrd America Brem Fredcrio Lseurs Bnfchsfd so'1e'
Brgs-Peru. Mcclellan st. Johns, e. Duncan 20. MAJ
tina lBr Donaldson ST. John. N b. Maitland Phses Co.
Brother, Fernando Norfolk Blow March, Ann Merritt
1Br Piesn Pictou Tremlett Bros T. B. Watson, pznsby
SSoonrr,~Nor,h state Derrckson Savannah, McCresdy,
Mott Co; Wake OBnep, Wilmington Z. Powell; f. =.
E.Ier Arnold Charleston, Scranton Iamahj S.oneys
Msep Ciareston Dollner Potter; Jas Ward Baker Phil
adelphia Jas. Hand Co May Queen Jones' AnsgS Mer.
an Abbott; J. Annack Pierce, Richmond g H. rieIsoni
g. J. Miller Br) Johnson Harbor Island Miilor Luther;
Envoy RYDER Bangor I. II. sanford NJ Phs APPlesst.
Alma Snesrove ST. john n f., j. D. Desiey D. pa~'on'
Hardy, Havana. $500, ~ p,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

sHySuay-piCKJnstN-IDs Vsdsesdsy eva, 6ns y.
Is Chrsps Church. Bipghsmtoa, sy ne re fsf. ne
IA Raj peaeyeY l.. sherman, a. thicafts . miss
Ioais A. dslss:er Of ,be Hen loha DcknsOn q bas-
sCsWhaz-sAhRBACH-oa Sunday, Aag. 10 b. tn Rev
M b. NJ Tsss,,, a. Nc. 81 Tenth s!ee, M soomv1 ~
pIsa ssa-hscL enc. al Of his city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

ASHES-The market withoa much change; the demandr
limited sales of 81 bb, at S7v for Pots and s7Ss for
Pearls.
COTTON-The market continues buoyant and few sales
have made amounting 500 bales Our quotations are
nomnay &C. the closing OF holders Lc Is asked
tor misdng glands and Ice for New Orleans. We quote
EEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
Irulan ElnriLa .O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

Nv the North 500 bbs Flour - 6|s bsn, Sor
70 bbs Ashes, SIS DO. WHISKY, 1859 pks'. oh Cas oo'
Isy ths Erie Raarosl-l 500 bbls Flour lo7 d. WHISKY
SCI pkg. Butter, 10 pigs Ashes, ~ tcs Hams M tales "oo
rolls Lesker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

Tn hin Nv TGpscott, from Lissrpoet-Jsme. HAYWARD.
l.5y three children Mr.. stscey i, Ms Mary
lane Dowlins VIM Fsse aud lady . .,,,
Ia bryk 46eytiaa from HoraHd-Pabo Mesdosa Bernardo
Ami
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19
. MAE RIFn.

HOvHR--UYATT-At Cold SEiug. Putnsm County N Y nm
Monday Aus H. BY the hey Mr.. Barlow. Ny d OHy.r
Hover Il Nsw York. Mss Lsry T. Hyatt NJ the former
piece.
HxLsEY-P TAArslay, Jay %. by Justice
BrO~nel. NJ 4 Z. HAsfy - 81 l. P'fechNss' al "
The t1sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY..
S,n-Ri..s - 5;I4I Sets........ 652 Moon-se's. -
PI6R wArEH....THls DAY
Sandy Hook. 6:5o Gov lsld I'*onl hen os'e''' s.-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

Totsl....SI7Soss26 s6,7s55H ss,7c57ls sloesc,lss
As compared with the report of the previous week
tie results are as follows;

Increase in Exchange. ....-...::..:..... S,toi
Decrease In amount due distant BSnks..... 29.Sl3
Increase in Deposits IropeT............. 3Ls7
The CAicag0 Press of the 18th inst. says;
Judge Drummond OF the United States District
Court now in session in this city, has given decision
that is of considerable interest to grain dealers. The
case was that Of Charles +. Waller, SOL, William
A. Vesis Ii is an action on written contract made
in April last, whereby defendant agreed 70 deliver to
plaintiff ID 0CO bushels duripg the last half of
June, at stipulated price, TO be paid on delivery,
which defendant failed to perform, and plaintiff
largely in prices in the mean tine. Defendant fled
several pleas, setting forth tina: at the tme I. making
the contract he had not the corn, which fact was
known 10 the plaintiff; that therefore II was wager
contract and void in law.
To these pleas the plaintiff demurred, and the
demurrer wss argued by Messrs Stusrt srd Asay for
the defendant who con.ended that the fac; OF sehrg
deliverable a, future day, when toe ssi-r bse 70;
the article OF tsnd VS. ,uf isr, Gauss % eytrrt,e
d-rnurer ard yer- ne case 70 @ :. the ary, Ho.fs
lie tor'a s.9w TIE iscs. ,.a. o. fre tmc 81 -oe ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

The Utica Herold states that three judgments have
been obtained and recorded amounting in the aggre-
gate to $40 OOO in favor of the Ontario Bank against
the Black River and Utica Railroad. levy was
n ade on the rolling stock Of the road The judgments
are understood to be for notes overdue ind ndorsed
by several of the Directors.
The receipt. at tde-water by the canals of this State
Of wheat, corn and barley, for the second week of
August in 1856 and 1867 have been as follows:
Flour Dbl Wheat, bu. Corn, ba. Barley bu:
lSot........''s sOooo
1857, ,......... 1852 'o,ii6 IIiVof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19
nv TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON, Aug Is-A steamer JS.spn wI n, mswt
Phsdepha OrebiiIa Dsyereux. Port Even enesl
ch.dhSsIDs o.ri.n.s Amin. G.vs. Nay 1900 n 90
QsWNd En,g, Nss,is ard % ,shTh G0n PeS>es3et = =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19

Dsc....26 8l9 Dec.23S O86 Dec.l 2s7 Dec26,ioI
Reducing the wheat to flour, there Is deh-
ciency 20 far this season, equal to 6s 636 bbs Flour
The receipts at tdewater of the principal articles OF
produce from the opening Of the canal to and inciud
~ L.. Lea fallnzs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19
La w LNlTLLIG-ENCE.
court OF COMMON rsrhs-,oe n-pesre ,sd,e
Tnr HEAVY c,LiFoEslA SPECULATION.

THL HEAVY CALlFoRsIA SPECULATION.
Prize s,t Scott ct al.
Juae Day decided 70 remand the defendant Scot,
str ncreing who had been brought before him on
asoeas ecrpus sfer having been arrested and held TO
hail in $4,000 by Judge Davies, who had subse-
Suen,y refused to discharge him. The allegations Of
the aaidsvits upon which the case WA commenced
we're msde pubic en- Saturday Jsdge DAILY gave 20
wTsien opinion.
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Inc.. 2t3I Dec. u.s. 04 Dec. .l0721i Dec % 5S3
The aggregate of the receipts Of the above articles
no far, for the years 1856 and 1857, has been:
s1onr bh Wheat bu. Corn, bu. Barley bu.
,ors az 900 3s3e SIC 3GZ7og 1874
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GegRT OF COMMON PLTAs- GENIAL TIsH-AUe. 10.
BEFORE al he

AN IMPORTANT INSURANCE CASE DECIDED.
Jhn q. Woodruff The Commercial Insurance Company
New trial ordered, costs to abide the event. unless
u. parties agree TO refer the to referee to CON-
pu,e the amount Of damage, suggested in the opin-
ND Of the Frst Judge.