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ch,... in better demand ., s.a Es. are in request J,

Cheese in better demand ., siao. Es regae. d
RICE Is quiet but firm; sales Of 100 tc, a. 595 a. 10
SSs the weeks receipts ''' 90 Yes the ''''s' about
oissed With lees The market hrrer The sacs
include 20 bios mostly Cuba a. Ga 0lc, mostly sassc,
the pIoducton insdequsie the trade sai
urdsr copttion pre,. sran hzhe We qno,. uoin,y
sFED-Cseutts Liaseed less sctve, price. are sas
tanned sa,s Of 2eoo bsss Boston ~ IS bashel, s
tb. Western Ssies larger than ever Known lac ueeas
TCusLrs ya convened In Cncibnan 70 adopt measures or
~ Of some abuses known the trsde sxtes
~ ,hs ,ye,.t operatives rpcseted and hey 10
o.. ropcu.io * not paving over ~ hgshe for Seed Al
hs opening ;sd S .r them 70 g. Ion
H. surplus crop Of Seed ser Supplying al wI voaid -x-
esed nh CO.. bushels Tho Western DEMAND for Oil there.
spIcTs ave rally dull heard Of sales Of $50 bags Pr
N. INTO At &c cash, duty PAID A.. ,,.,., 4, ....,, M -,
/ Ns0 Jacks A,htons at about ~ ~; 4, la. u,.s
sKNs-Tbe inquiry for most kinds qsise nn.sd nd
prices a.. partly IN Of blye,. sales Of soS Ca;Ess
SHOT .re steady and in moderate request
Trls Grc,n. are inactive but Oolonfs coutnus de-
prrs,d and dull The Don ouxoe WHICH .rrea ~ Siys
ago brings cargo Of Blacks from 90 Choo FOO
Is pisa entey Of OOones and souohous' she sailed on
0ToBHcC8Fair grade. Ken,ucty both old and new, light
and leaf are firm and scarcc while bsnds Ar. nsssy
ard plenty The 's-s include 70 ehd. ksntneaS AZ .nS
10 cese. Florida private erma Manufactured is quiet ea
TIS%Bioct Tin quite hrm bu. the demand |. limited
gsnca Il in hsht supply and pounsly held AZ IS 05c whls
Straits plenty ooc pss are ohsrns At S mos Thoa'
Al the Improvement. ,.,.e
TALLowThe inquiry fair ard the market e. quite s.n
WHISKY-Tbe market is frmer with TAR aemana sAss
Of bb. the st,r rs.e of sn ho a.
'e ZINC /, rather quiet but firmly held asic mos
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rested yesterday by Officer Crawford, of the Third
Pr .einc,, charged with stealing gold watch sud
sn valued at 600 from Sau R"seufridt, Of No.
So Eighth avenue. The tSo, il appears. were to-
gsther in downtown uct ION store, when the accu'e
as ia alleged grabbed the watch aud chain from tie
onplaipanis pocket He was caught in the act ard
nabbed before he had an opportunity Of escaping
Justice Osborne COMMITTED Armand to the Tomos
for trial.
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Advertisement
WIZARD.-This
LAST TINE OIL

LAST lime OF WYMAN THE WNARD.-IhN
Afternoon and this Evening Professor Wyman gives the
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il hs line IN this country Those who wish TO
enjoy hearty laugh aud TO be puzzled the time should
not fail 10 attend to-day.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Il made only BRADYs Gallery, No. $50 Broadway ove
Thompson's Saloon.
AMBRoTYPEs
At BRADYs Lower Gallery, No 25 Broadway Fulton ct.
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OF this number 26 are between the ages of III and
90; II between 20 and 80; IA between 80 and 4o; D
between 40 and so; and l3 average GO year. old.
The Nativity is: Ireland, &c. England, s. Scotland,
3: Germany, IL United States, "a
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$,O fro m John Harris residentof the Thrd avenue
lie wac held for examination.

RopBEtY.-The house Of Mrs. s. w. Townsend,
No It's Washington street, was robbed yesterday
uo,nirg by coloTed woman, Of large quantity oil
Clothing and other articles, valued at about $j0V
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.-The great scOurge
Of northern climate is disamed of half It's terors since we
or WILD CHERRY 1t is performing wonderful cures
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
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Aavsstissnsot.l
DIApH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new

and beautiful style of Photographic Portrait introduced and
made OILY q. Roor's Gallery No s6s Broadway Must be
appreciated Dsguereoypes copied enarsed In
all the coos Of life by this beautiful process Individuality
perfectly retained. Specimens exhibition.
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IAdHaYfiaefnent.l

STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, POugh-
ksspsis NewYork-Obect TO train students in the losa
and practice and eLtemPore speaking Next Tenn
begins on 9Th Of September. Send for catalogue 10
j w Presideuf-
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The BOARD OF ExCIsE.-This body, at their last
meeting concluded to adjourn, subject to the call of
their President, inasmuch as there was large num-
Der of petitions before them for consideration, and the
time allowed them by the law to sit was nearly at its
close. Since the adjournment, the Board have been
importuned by numbers on both sides to take some
definite action in regard TO the remaining applications
Enacted upon and will probably hold ther final meet
ing in the course of one or two weeks. They have
some 400 applications for licenses lying on their table,
awaiting action.
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Ago @ SSs sd @ re G. Say u a
.s F. 9Th la Al 81 lon g. a. passed ship Henry Cay from
mi.e and Isl pass. s. g Reed Experienced sht westerly
a go,S S;i Bss$s from for sis%sn' same
pas to Stanton Thompson Had light winds and csns tie
pa ssP % S sTsaod Teon Co. HAD
:sis Ss.s s miles
steamer At.ntic. ~ Liverpool u,.,.n At a.v, With
and SIa sps" 20 Co.
Bi sother. Culver Ph.delp. Ass bound md to Glen;
81 put r. f :s': =.
nd .plit foresa msnss msntopsslant,s carried away
and ,ss IT n and not the sth
Biz Penguin (Br Insham' Bermuda Aug in ballast to
h R1. Spce .s Roy. B Beuud. 10 days. with
old ", %.. s:.E t. G 70. .sn
s % sI o q r. .pse g Il Ss. 70
schT Nancy BIs,ton Ryder Jacksonville days. with ysI
i0s P.rdss Soans day.. with lumber to
ssa. vISls{SsS T,sworsy M.'hs' 10 days. with lumber
schf Envoy Rider Bangor 10 days. with lumber to Hudson
sehr Florence Jam. son. Richmond, lime. ...
schr silss Wright, Gideon Richmond. lime
s sSI sy HHn ossS.d @S :. f Sis
rles 70 Jonas Smith Co.
Schr May Queen (Br Talbot Bermuda Aug with old iron
he, TO Mccall Firth.
Schr Laura L. johnson, johnson, Newben, N c., days.
with naval stores to Davis Holmes.
sohr Mary Stedmsn, Horton, GEORGETOWN, g. C., day.
with naval stores TO Dollner Potter. 80 49,
Steamer Kennebec Hand Philadelphia and Cape May a"
with mdse TO =. Perkins. - =, A..
Steamer Perel Arey, Providence 10 hoars with ma'e'
Isaac OdeL u.,.
sAILED-ships Louisiana, Muller for London hor,so
Hathaway for Cowes and MARKET barks Essex Ray ot h
tou; Cavalo, Washington, for Lavscca-
BELOW-l ship and brgs.
WlND-Sunset South and light.
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Advertisement

hand variety Of TEAS for Grocers Tea Dealers and pr
famhesSonchong, Ooong aud Young Hyson from 80
epts Gunpowder and Imperial from so cents to S.
sents-su other qualities equally low Also, boxes Of good
Family Tea for dollar Cell and examine
No. lbs Chsthamst between Pearl and Roosevelt Sta
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W1LsON-LANCAsTER-onT huudsy monnias A.s 10y
the vsrv Rev C. J. III Carter Mr.. N. J. Wilson TO ~"
Mary Lous, daughter Of b. Laaesster EGG al OF r""'
delphiA.
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FINE POCKET CUTLERY.

FINE POCKET CUTLEKY. - Ht buUbCfIDtrb UntI
every variety of the above made by the first manufscure
being the richest display Of the kind In the city j.
SAUNDERS store only ct No. Aston House.
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WATER CURE-STANDARD WORKS on Life and
Health advertised in The tribune sent prepaid by msh BY
rowLrR and WILLS, New.,ork. Look at the List
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AN AMERICAN Council OPPOSED TO FUSION
American Council No. IA of the fourteenth Ward, of
which w. b Wobbe lie President, has passed the fol-
lowing preambles and resolutions, declaring that they
are opposed to a fusion with any other party:
Of csrn, out certain great principles deemed BY it, founder.
Of vital importance to the and pepeuity
i. Member. and other. who Bsed under them Al the lat
the maintenance of right principles the opinion Of
this COuIe no reason for their 5u rather al in
whereas it feared that many of those 40 fought with
fusion the socaed Republican party the ground Of
cxpediency which carried out cannot fail prove death
'Iw q e Tppt the be- @sb Of . are
firmly adhere TO and maintain intact the principles of the
party that this Council cannot for the sake
Of any temporary compromise the fundamental pn
epes Of but at The same time are willing to
cp.s to aud unite with IN effort to hu from power
legislation tss sole obds 81 which asns appears to have
been TO sseande those leaders and the ope by enor
RsSsed That we dsno1nce and are opposed to fusion be-
cause it implies surrender Of piincples especially
th, at the last Presidential eecon by
unparalleled hostility to our cause and and by
of the the
BY such IN the & snd
not ouy dreliction Of political duty but prove suicidal
the future hopes Of the American party
IsQUIsT.-Coroner Redding held inquest yester
day on the body of an aged woman named Ann
McKennon, who died at No. 8 Conkln's Rev, on
Thursday night. Verdict Of the Jury, General de-
bility." Deceased vas nearly 30 years of age.
Determinations Scott who " arrested few
days since by Deputy Sheriff Bradley on charge Of
stealing check for $40 aud as in money from
Louis Duva steward Of the ship s. Gildersleeve, aud
of which accused was mate discharged yesterday
by Justice Conwe there not being sufficient evidence
to justify his further detention.
ALLEGED GRAND LARcEsY.-Constabes Cashov
and Williams recently arrested and brought be-
fore Justice Cornwell charge Of having stolen
wagon from l. man in Wihsmsburgh and taking il
away from his premises On examination il vas
shown that they did so by virtue Of foreclosure OF
cbsttel mortgage, and that the wagon had been ie-
galy sold by the complainant in the case. Upon the
examination the case was promptly dismissed
GRAND LARcESY.-Frederick Scott was arrssted by
the Police of the Eighth Ward on Thursday afternoon
On charge 0f stealing sewing machine vlusd.at
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STEALING A GOLD WATCH AND CHAS-Armand
Demoulin alias Armand Mids, native Of France. 40
years Of sge, end living st No. "a BowWy, ives a..
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BOARD OF HEALTH.-The Board met yesterday af
ternotn. After waiting some time, none being present
except Aid. Schools and Van Brunt, the Board cd
jomned till Tuesday afternoon.
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ANOTHER BuRGL ARY-LARGE AMOUNT OF GOODS
STeLEs-ARREsT OF THE Enthusiastically
morning at an early hour the fancy aud dry goods
store of Mrs.. Emma Ridell No. 3iS West Thiny.s1th
street, was robbed by burglars who succeeded 10 of.
fectpg an entrance by unlocking the doors with skee
ton keys. The thieves, having gained the store
without molestation, lighted several candles and forth
with commenced Overhaulng the goods and packing
ND in bags such as were most desirable They had
bet work. supposed shout half or three quar-
te of an hour when in the course Of their operations,
they made some slight noise, which awoke Mrs r.,
who was seeping the floor above. Suspecting that
something was going on Mrs. Rdel got up aud dressed
SELF and, slipping very quietly down the stairway into
the street procured the assistance OF Officer DAILY.
On arriving ct the store they found the burglars about
leaving the premises with two bags full Of silks and
shswls of various kinds. Officer DAILY Immediately
gave the alarm rap for aid ard then seized one of the
burglars the other making his escape before assistance
arrived. The fellow who escaped had both Of the
bags which contained goods to the value of $500 sung
over his back, but he let them drop in hurry 10
der to facilitate his fight. The accused who gave his
name as Dennis Houen, was taken before Justice Da.
vson at the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
morning, and locked up for examination. Houien wa,
recognized as an old offender
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BURGLARY IN DOWNING SrREET-EscAPr OF THE
THIEv.s.-Between and O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the dwelling house of John Hsuch, in Downing
street. was entered by burglars who stole thereron
valuable gold watch. The fellows it zee ms managed
to get upon the roof ard effected an entrance to Mr.
Haucl's bou.e by breaking open the scuttle. Tney
ransacked the upper but did not descend to tue
lower floors, and effected their escape through the
scutle and over the roof without being noticed.
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The Southampton of tho London line We: shs
morning taken on the Sectional for repairs she VA %
,tripped recsulheo and c.ppered The o.
csulked and first suit q copper Ine
ssnaelsus on the Balance Dock she WIZ oe'PPeS
yessuAed sad newly coppeged
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MuRDTRoUs ATrAcK.-A a late hour on Thursday
evening, as Capt. Isaac Reynolds, of the canal boat
Queen Of the Csyuga Lake, was standing upon Pier
No. East River, talking over some business matters
with one Of his hands, man named Burt Hagadore
approached and said to the captain, Pay me or I'll
shoot YOU" The captain replied, 81 paid you, aad
have your receipt" Without further words, Hags-
dore drew revolver, and pointing it at the captain,
fred two shots, one Of the balls cutting of part of
the fore-fnger on the right hand, the other striking
him in the left groin but merely producing an abrasion
of the skin. Capt Reynolds attributes his escape to
the circumstance of the ball being imbedded in thick
cost Of wadding and to his wearing strong linen pam
falcons. Hsgadore was formerly in the employ of
Capt. r., but had been discharged for some reason
which we did not learn. The accused was yesterday
taken before Justice Osborn, at the Lower Police
Court, and committed for trial He had purchased
Che revolver for the express purpose of shooting the
captain and was ia liquor at the time Of committing
the assault.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-08

HUDSON County JAIL.-The whole number OF
prisoners in the Hudson County Jail on the lst OF
August was - confined for the following offenses:
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GRAND LARcESY.-Frederick Scott was arrssted by
the Police of the Eighth Ward on Thursday afternoon
On charge os stealing q sewing machine valued
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foot Of ,y-fourth street North River He accident
any fell overheard snd no hslp bsipg a. hand, the lit
lie fellow sauk u the bottom. Hs body wa, aiter
ward recovered, AID taken TO the residence of h's
paIeu,s in + eyenth avenue, between Fife ninth aud
Eixeth streets. An inquest was he'd, and the Jr ny
returned verdict Of Death by being scciden ally
drowned
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New Police SYsTIM Not the system now strug-
cling into existence at Commissioner Hall, but
lever one yet, invented by an ex-sea captain nov
wellknowp and highly respectable shipowner in South
street The captains family being out of town for the
Summer he occupies two in the second story of
fashion abe lodging house. At these lodgings he has
few little pictures and curiosies aud collection OF
pspers of little value to any one but the owner Hav-
ing occasion to leave town for few days last week
with the fact before his eyes that mos' rooms vacated
for twepty-four hours were entered and ransscked
and with but little confidence in the Metropoltans
the captain arranged matters follows: On the table
in one room BIZ wrote Look the table IN the other
ROOM Mr. Thief" and on the table in the other room
he left the following memorandum " Don I steal any
" thing out of these tw, rooms, or inldre aoything
"and send 10 No. South street and will give you
"4IO anc DO questions asked any time after Monday
"next" This paper duly signed by the captain
and could not fail TO strike the eye Of any person en-
teripg the room The captain returned on Monday
and found that his rooms had been entered, "a he an
tcipaed; but everything was in perfect order, and
nothing missing but the memorandum and promise 10
pay. On Wednesday avery Polite servant called on
the captain at hs office 10 South street. aud presenting
the two papers in sp envelope, remarked that gentle
man. waiting outside in his carriage, would be pleased
to receive the money ThereupOn the captain forked
over the so, observing the conditions faithfully, and
never even looked out the window to see he carnage
drive away or try to get squint at its occupant
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CLASSIFICATION.
IL ElnrsIa A.hila
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IsQUIsr.-Coroner Redding held an inquest yester-
day on the body of aged woman named Ann
McKepnon, who died at No. Conklins Rev, on
Thursday night. Verdict Of the Jury, General de-
bility." Deceased was nearly 30 years Of age.
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Wssusatoy. Jan. ),
hssArt --s,u tnofifn ~ Mr.. faas a ,f.s,
ia.iou xsA aloy,si calling ~ the Secretary
u War or further information r,-pvilnq
80 ~ s3.,si ia, az. rss.i5< sss.a; s'Tr,,at
II any Gf additional appropriation sill 10
feqnirssi for the ssti work
Mr.. batter from GsiaS.gtee On Judiciary
b. which wa referred tI,s srajr,sial IL gs.I,.
attn iIsSlsr. FROM laxa, NIL he protest ol
tin 1snats ~ ,he tosa Legislature rsa.ivr
- the snbtess, reported that tie ro'nmi,,ss',
sf'sy carcfsj ensssid.ssiiss, srsg ugai,as u
asrve anaiitasssiy spl sD,ley INSTRUCTIONS
frs,ia .',s naywity H. su'rnstissi report ~,
lIsriss, iad nj issai ,incsssi b. Dis Senatq,
aecoa.l'snDsi by a ''u,la'l,n js'sring tsp,
N<' ya-suiI
MI. Toorb gss. is,s'rr that ~ si,osbi
sabpn q ,bisssiy rfsyf
NJ Harlan sislrsi iip salisst deirSsi
u a; Tie sasissi practicable rsris'i a,gl
suggested D., npff1s
Mr., stsssf remarked that !, Nigh, nc u
question All i's ,strn gt a. any tine" With.
nai snssing 4 ,,c spec'sl onisr
Tis Uyt@s tij f,F The ,a,'lensnt II INC
areoas.. ~ She osf,ssa n shs rsroaatiyn,
Their widows sfsi orphan. sss tos,sidtf
q.
w.. se~sra pn.ite tms rfsssi IN fa,a
u ;i,e inrssaF'. drawing largely frpm ~,
~ritiass NJ Wass'fg''t % streDe,hes si>
p~,ilen.
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Prsieseet rsvg wit receive $3.50. saa
MT oil 500. Tor iir revolutionary sYy.sss 81
bia fa,jsy.
Mr. stesri remarked thai Gen Piesas
~ss NJ. The Only $ary,gitsg tbibl. AMI IA,
tir shsr~ which sa,iA IAN u hin s0g,d ~,
saovi en- bali the ssn nos a,essi1R's ~
sle senss,s from Nlrhiysa
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sailScrsiy w. employed Oossfaasnt area
te<t ss- ds.iyu.iJQ ,Is. .r's,ts8g I,abiad cal
bs,ll,oys Aisi pll<iag ,is@ wssf ihe wiToi
Z iafediSgIfe ~ faliiisFy rDSnSsfs.
I Sir Qu,,rssn ssir'y F'so.e ioregsvs bill
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