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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01

Boots and shoes. sSH PAIRS Mems Russett Brocans; E fw V l0o pairs mems Black
 6o = Kip Broears;
 36 |" Mems Oxford Iie.;
 A Boots
 l2 Rows
 F CAid's Co '' Womcn> Lace Kip Boots: l2o prs Women Dace Goat Bcots, heel q prs Ladies' Xii Boots hecled;j 2f '' Busllus:
 z4 ' . Last Glittre thee..do 5o '' ChiIl's Fancy Shoe, lai.h aol
 without hecl-,l Just received and for sale ny Ny. Y. lS52. POPE &- ANDERSON New Gouds. New Goods. JUST received per steamer Gluapaw, J 800 pieces Prints,
 2u0 B'eu,hed Domestic: 20 = Patterns of Ladies Dress Goods as~
 sorted) FIELD tv DOLBY. Nov 24. 1858: < WILL sell my entire stock of Dress Sil.s at n s reduced price. good time t. cat a ch.ap Silk Dress of ti.S'n7 l.. NJ. FILKINS. Nov. li. lc5S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
Hardware.

SA Kegs Boston Nails; just received and for sale " pt POPE X ANDERSON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
IF0undeG 1S32.) IS OPENED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

THE ESTABLISHMENT Is INTENDED IE@s sA mainly for Adults-and Youths whose time IS S-r-Sx valuable, and it is so arranged that per. sons who wish to learn the ENGLISH
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rer week in New York and Brooklyn than IN Ioudo,
s sas shs early duty Of medical mon 70
nd publish lne true n THE TOO large rsio az
psrative wetky deaths in New York your rees ,sata
inert Tor Nsw York city betnR from Is = "A =.
e.tn~~ ssshsnsh - nskhss = AnaAa. 49,. -.
nov - :.
- srcencldsr, ncr even q oaro,s,sse 70 M e% -
nose ssstioss hat this sxoess Seoshs one Oh AZ
runs % over TAXATION, producing over anxssy' 49,
destnufp among the majority al me uuser
lStmasne The amount OF ant whoSs ~ss.
yeTs Il WIN be- siS6 ococc YORK -SoNkSoc. m ave
tsxss II ,ns,s t.yss aded v.fen ~ SlssA aud city
.ssn, nrns. tns A. BAT ". besn ex C,ed fro the
nna hsn" essn an I'd rev., fellows thai the majority
t sooa ana cloth Ase sssurre this S45 900 for bet
,s~ thsr net, Ter their ismilits and thereby have
ss,.,,aS ree cbapces OF health in their wre,cbed
,, 80 COO A." saot Ia admitted Maahallau Isspd ooa-
nni,S ,o,. - ound, equal LEES han ITO 0ol
~. snss 70 by 100, which showr there lie room for
oss ss 'of dwelling houses. Taking Tie London
tenants OF houeee-i e., twelve pevrous for
eson A-.he present Dunber in New York city cannot
49, f,ccr dwelling bouses but II the population Of
Wv @k6y lie now but 600 600 persons a, eight per
ssns /er house. the humber would be 7b 900 houses
~ there remains ground enough upon which to erect
wv COO dwelling houses. Therefore, there remains
rt ss*sty for ccopne up the population like chickens In
sn coops aboard sailing Every correct nyesti
ration OF the condition Of the majority OF the population
81 tbs city The truth Of all your charges against
municipal government and that urless majority unite
~ one man and drive into obscurty the whole gang
fathless public servants, they be very low
| coed. A rENANr
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Por, of New York. Angus, 40. 1855.

ARRIVED
sh,p Archer osgood Amsterdam July n With -,s.e N
Crocter A warren - ~ '''''' W
SHIP Johanna wilhelnlae nrem) ThiermAn Rotrsay a.
days With schusppa sud four passengers to dopho Woiys
TOOK ~ On the 10Th mat $50 miles Of Handy N or fr,
boat q " Blunt. ' i'os' ITO"
BARK Dpree drer,) Jrl6au Prep,en a, ssvs Win ma.
and pessepgefe 70 koop. tn lat a a, ion IA 4,
SPIKE chip Tonawanda from Liverpool fOr Phiiadsnhs
hnk Columbia UBrtml Sepcbe kosterdsu Al Say. ~,,h
sthn.I ps ana ~ passenger 70 UdophO Wolfe Hss i,gh
vsn WINGS tne entire pess1ge; /, ina penss
o Newionndend TN inst lat i2ei, lon al srnarns an
Anefctn Whang btrs apparently boiling ont az irg ss
w'n blecr letters surrounded BY stars; 2sh i IS ~ lon
% ~ saw Bremen chip Adler, standing w. wv
ps.k iauss loi Plymouth MssS Wright Malaga July 10
"a, sMk f,TsnA zen Gr, Siishi Aipsrs 6dsyA oI5raI
WIN ltad 20 ma'er July 20 % Ion vs. spohe brig
Acssrfe Nl from haf'iniaue for Inst lat IL
land. ~ ''''| 'o"Oo 'o' "e"'o"'u'
hchr Ben MeCresdy, Wilmington VIC 6 days
~ thshlne, ganbTeen. Aepsndfia, DAYS
atir lda NHsia Miner, Nrg mia. 2 DAYS.
nchr bpso, Irman. Nirsinia 2dAya.
SER Itrpera, Hedges Yirriuis, days
Sihr Hunting, Nairs w ginia daya
r'bt avon, WOOdnAnson Nifp.nia 2davr.
.cT bVcrglade, Putnam, hiss BE- uort for Boston.
rctr Nrecian, tNen Calais 0daya.
nthf emblem. Move, Ellsworth sdaYa.
trlr hnUwtrn, Snow. salem deya
Nhr u 1hourson. BAKER Sa'sm 2favs.
splr NfDVreld asow, sgbiehesd, 2esJs
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considerable inquiry as TO ne condition and pros
poets OF the cotton crop ia this section. From seve
Isl neighborhoods in the black lands we have heard
complaints OF the boil worm. In the Walker Prst
ne, Unioqt0wp and Newbern neighborhoods, the
e." -. already hesn seriously Injured And sncs.
the cloudy and sbowery weather which we had ness
black lands, we shall expect To hear much more geue
raj complaints of the boil worm, and complaints aiso
Of the caterpillar. From the sandy lands snefe s
considerable complaint Of the rust we nave re-
ceived most uniavorabe reports nom both the oiack
and the sandy lands reenstvrO (AiG) beacon,
10th INST.
The Livingston Democ,af Of the l4th inst says
We learn that the boil worm is becoming very de-
setmctive to cotton. The present showery weather
is very favorable 70 them. The crop IN TINS county
proII ises to be a small one
For some weeks past the hope has been INDUCED
that the present years cotton crop notwithstanding
the overflow of the Mississippi, would be at east an
average one. Within the last week or two, how
ever, accounts Of a most unfavorable nature have
reached US from many sections. Much damage il
being done to the crops by the rust and worms and
as August and September ere regarded III the most
age has begun 50 early in August, and as the dis
asters to cotton seem TO increase as the COUNT
grows Older We fear that all calculations of 60 OF
crop will be disappointed Some few will doubt .es
make good crops-for that is always the case blu
speaking generally, things begin 70 look badly 70
a good crop. The planters may as well beg, in u
rake their calculations to make up in price wha
they hack in quantity. Memphis Bulletin, 1lst.
The Brenham (Texas) Enqirer, of The 18th
says:-1he continued dry weather is ranking 81
havoc with the cotton on the uplands of khs portion
OF the country. A few partial showers If rain hav
fallen during the past week, but not in sufficien
quantities to benefit the cotton plant. Oar moe
experienced planters are satisfied that under n
circumstances can there be more than half GRO
realized this season on the uplsnds.
The weather for the last few days ranged at lowe
temperature than during the proceeding two or thre
weeks. Yet, in the immediate vicinity, the cottol
crop is suffering very materially from drouh Grea
complaints are made of the injury which the cottol
is sustaining from q shedding rust and boil worm
Many assert positively that their crop is alread.
shortened one half If the influences now at worl
on the crop continue, there can BE doubt as to tn
result in this section. Our planters very mucl
down in the mouth."-Union Springs (Ala) Ga
ssfte, ASg. 10.
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leite, 70 The New Orleans Crescent. dated
Pickons. % ts., hugua, %, says.-
70 regard u The cotton crop in this section n the
country, M ioa few daysback It looked well. The
crops genera " have had letter prospects for large
yield than for seVeIa years past but within The last
lew days. | lea IN that the bon worm has Commenced
iis rsvagos: ais D. the army cotton worm las made
is appearance on many plantations, and already
DESTROYED fifty O. res on one plantation Up u This
time the bolf wo IN has been the most dostruotiSp
One Of my neighl ct ufcrmed me yesterday that
they lad destroyed han o. TIE crop 81 many PLACES
ar 4 = doing very treat damare 70 his Own c1i,,,
a. well ~ the army worm. have iust heen oger
my place and find tpat one heid ~ ole HUNDRED
aci ~ b cut short one fourth and the w0rfn II N AL
work boring through 'nll grown bol- tiinq have
never known before. q the same field tlo army
worn has made Ne a. Temance. Corn clol. ere
generally good IN this co, Wy. ~ ra'hs about enough
ktrc Coy tie growing crops.
W!.h.a tbg last Nssk OF t.s9 days We have made
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They showed last Monday over twenty eight mil
lions since when some s450,O 900 has been paid into
the subtreasury, &c. BY the Moses Taylor, on Fri
day evening, 81 I34 GA received from Califor.
mia but this will only count one day in the ave.
RACES and unless The New York banks have been
continuing To draw freely upon the Western and
Eastern banks will not do more than counterbalance
the small drain we have mentioned.
Money continues TO rule at ~ q 4 on call, and 4 a
tor short dated good paper. At these rates the
demand exceeds the supply: toplace large amount
the lender would probably be obliged to take some
thing less. Domestic exchanges are unaered; foreign
exchange may be quoted as duh at 1904 Z on Lon.
don and 5.l3 oil on Paris.
The course Of the stock market during the week
has been upward. Early in the week friend of
the fsie direction met Mr.. Moran and brought about;
one or more interviews between that gentleman and
Mr.. Corning, Of the New York Central. The result
Was he settlement Of basis Of negotiation; namely,
tho restoration Of the old freight tariff on both
roads. II was Of course, understood that this pre-.
lnInary understanding should be submitted
to the respective boards Of direction, and that
until they passed upon it, nothing further
should lie done. II was in eject submitted to the
Erie direction on Thursday and by that body re-
committed for consideration to their Executive
Committee, who viii shortly report. The Presi
dents Of the Pennsy ania Central and the Baltimore
and Ohio expected in town this week, when II Is
believed that they win unite with the Eric and Cen
tral In general convention with regard 10 the tariff
Of rates for the future is possible however that
difficulties which a careful study Of the position will
soon bring 10 light may yet intervene TO prevent the
restoration Of harmony between these roads, In the
meantime the talk OF peace aud a cessation Of cut
throat rivalry has given new courage to the balls
who have been very active in purchasing all the spe
culative stocks at an advance. So far as the com
mission brokers can tell, the public are entirely dis
interested in the rise; no outsiders Of any conse-
quence are taking the least part in the movement
The following has been the course Of tho market
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Nbsdlkn bran1s were hYn, while the sa'as enbra
Abcut 200 300 bbs, closing mainly within the range
our quotations Southern brands we're Ia good demand,
with Gales OF about 100 eco bbls. reported At
ngurts RE- ur was steady at figures CJrn zeal
was quiet and prices unchanged. wbea.-Tho demand
was light, bile prices were with ut change OF mpoAlcs
Including COMMON white Indiana, made last evening at
81 % IN store; primo qualities OF al kinds firmly
he'd Corn YRS heavy, while the sales emb,acsd sb,ut
80 coo bushels, including both Western mixed at zoe
75c for unsound, aud fsir snd sound do at 7sc SOC
Other descriptions we're quiet, and prices unchanged.
al Scc was 10 Say reested .p nor - aee
tnuei quite firm; sas OF State were made at SIC IS re
q t5c the latter ngure for prime heavy Western.
rcane Bird consisting OF $500 bags of Ro was sold q. o.
400 bags Of do AZ lo,sc. IKE; and 80 do St. Do
oorToy:--fhe sales embraced about ,ooo bales, tho
mako closing nrm at about Exc for yddlng upl.lds
ihsclrs-,7Mgssements were Light, and rasos
wore engaged at los, and 800 bbls oil q, "a.
g., ard sone rorin wa, reported a, Is Cd.
grain nominal To London ani GiasgoW raiss wee
without quo,ahc change, White no engagements Of
ment were reported. 10 Rotterdam 1000 bbs ,oen
California rasss were dull al SOC. 35c per fos neurs-
meLt
H3y;salor CT SEQ coo bales we're made a. Us, SOC.
Hors continued quiet end hs,sers we're ask,g higher
rats me sales durug the have been large on
cleared out al uli prices.
MoLASsEs Tho magxs; was firm Sales OF rs hhss Of
a. sic.
ous we're steady snd prices Tor crude whale and sper
maintained, while lipfeed gAs lu!o..
PRoyII oAs -Pork-ihe nnket Inner, with Sales
OF about coca 200 osls, inciuiug Mess s,s.7 as
81 49, closing az tho LATER Ggure; pruie Al SIS TIA
mess SIC es and AGO bAlr barrels sicar were rcp,ret
si Beef wa trim, 9Th sales of about lao bbis In
GLIDING country meas az fll QNt,2, repacked Western
mess Al sls 80 tti go aud extra DO Il si5 SO 60
rr'me mcss and beef hams were quiet, and prices un.
changed. Cnt meals were more hnoyant, with saer OF
aeout 100 htd e snd ueIoen, including Shoulders, al 8xo
ao4c aud hans al $40. sssfc. lard continued Arm,
WIN sales Of ABOUT $50 ob5 aod erces at Ike alisfc
bacon YES ln and saes a about ~ GOO lbs
wers reported at p. T. Butter and cheese were On.
charged.
iuct vas quiet, and salts uuinportani.
stoAks we're qulot. The ain ,eade6 10 check sales
whih were confined 70 tra loth 70 the trade Of s5oat
100 $50 hhds Cuba, within the range OF nc .sko
"hsKhf.-sales Of 100 bb!s nsce al axe
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Result NJ HAD Governp,en, oo the Public
Health.

" W. rhi1fh w THk HEHfID.
you bsve bad The public spirit 70 oomu euce tue ,ruly
O'ho'oent work Of reducing the isxes daily collected
from ninety rer cent Of the pdigeri population Of shr
city concealed under the word rent, by Che actual land
lords or Their sfsns, called spectator. or bucks,ers in
rent" this erhusEsuc majority invite you to ego ahead
under Their cheering support and without further delay
remove TIER necs from th, grievcus yoke on unnccesss
~ tszaton-' e., local plunder. Taking o. basis the
usures recently published The London 7ime,-vz 70,
Jrly, iSts-tbe population o. London u composed o,
2icoc6o ncuihs, dwelling 232 coo houses the deaths
per week IN 6cky seasons, bene 600 persons Let ne
cstae New York aud BROOKLYN citier A. containing one
urd the above population. say nine hundred tborssud
ohe thd fle Grepgs seventy seven thorsaDd ore bird
deaibs per vesk, toree hundred cali your attention
= TIE sc'usi comparison Of weekly death betreen Lon
dou snf Now York and Broobyn. Toe a. shs In BROOK.
w AMI Nee Nork Ia July, 1855 Bins hpu fred per
hs $500 BY TIE COMPARISON with london. they shorls
aFs oten hree burdredssts ~ h'bg W. fact that
re'ss ofvy IN London IL hixiysix per oeDt lees than
~ n''f taAed ciiies u New N3rk snd Brooklyn. Il
w utshe'e ~ The Amefi'1n fcientfG doctors give
'-'H 'sNf l0T Va $40 haadrss per eeas more deasps
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
MON EY ARK EFT
SUNDAY, August 29-G p. n

SUNDAY, August 29--G p. II.
The week has been a quiet one in money, and most
branches OF commerce. Large quantities of foreign
dry goods have been thrown on the market, and
prices, both of foreign and domestic manufactures
have declined accordingly. Dulness, with de-
Ginning tendency, has been the ruling feature in the
bTeadstufs market; cotton has been inactive, and
there has been little done in groceries. Teas have
declined since the news Of peace with China was
transmitted over the Atlantic wire. The general
impression in the mercantile world appears to be
that we are on the eve Of period of remarkable
speculation and successful trade, and that the i'm
petus will be given by the first shipments of gold
from Fraser river and the first sales of consign-
ments of merchandise to China; but, in the mean
while, no one is willing for the sake of a greater
profit, to run the risk of pioneering in these two
new channels of commerce. People here however,
waiting to hear how these two events strike the
English mercantile community II has been daily
expected that the Atlantic Telegraph Company,
which is in possession of full and convenient com
munication by telegraph with Europe, would at
least vouchsafe some memorandum of the
daily lnctuation in consos, cotton, and bread
stufis; but, from unexplained reason,
nothing of the kind has been done, and, 50
far as the commercial world is concerned, nothing
has yet been gained by the laying of the Atlantic
cable. As soon as the cable opens fer the transac-
ton Of general busness-which is expected to take
place Wednesday next-the full effect of the news
of the Chinese peace and of the latest and most salts
factory from Fraser river will be ascertaned;
many believe that 1t will be the signal for general
revival in mercantile business.
OF the trade of the port for the past week. and
corresponding weeks of 1857 and 1856, .he Custom
House furnishes the following statistics -
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sv <swir CordeD and dy u Hykt,s Nss Blst,h
0.s Need h,s N btler heasa Ar psoury ana
~ biss sesSn~y. NO schafr Uushur an A1y,
He5 ga Alien ud,ev. Mes 8 Mcnamara, sesnen 10
s1lp uncls Jos, and IA m sssssass.
For Ghsr,ssos, y the seae,.ip Js.ss Acrw-%
Wood Iupper, = bOukaas, Rev DR. DavieS sScob
yIAsre sss Bssnd. Js. 1uppsr. niss rnpes<; + \
Dsnl shaw Tracey
70, s,y,nSsh = The steamship A'seams.D Earn. v
Frsnlo, Misc Boz Mon Mrs. SowaD, Col q W
sin.ses bossen Mis- r. wright s>AM,s.s-
,hhan'y y C.opf W Bsvne, j 20 wler. = Quan K
~ mseyers los i,pUan ~ H-css. z N.oc, Robe
buDt Ars Doolle mr. and Afs snyp,on Mr. and mrs d
Beytody Juo ioaehrsdge, II wlH.ms Mrs Mas Miss
s.cso ~m Mayo a 90 vdrey. DR. " q HAs, U u Fox.
sWee'eo's & " bevore JNEev sepgu, Mobheimsr,
re,hser he1es: a nepeimoa Al M,nernoi Dr.; J
ReDseh fIsser Mrs Bale, siss Pa~hs. M aon Mrs
levy, Mrs frons VI and nrs Wilkinson, hree children
src rr,anf; y H.wsns ard sster q y snjsrson q p
roster Ripley q Vucox. Jss Eeeiey, Thos Hc3ssssn.
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0nb ~ IUftn ID bklu pFUlOSfvlud
J. W. DENVER. p.oua
HUGH s. WALSH, ~
A. c. DAVIS, lo,rn,.s,,,.-
g. w. DEL rZLER,

~ W d. tcOcA, h-q ~ aOsons from Inc Ae,TlLory'
This is the end of the great Kansas question, as
FAR az il ests in this people for time at least The
result OF the late vote gives great satisfaction to all
parties. The pro-slavery party desired as much at
heart a. the majority of our citizens and enfold
mere u iaA the Niger loving fanatics, that this
election should be held in quiet aud with honor
upon II sides. Some six weeks ago a meeting
was held on the sly at Topeka, composed OF rabd
abolit .onsts Of the Jim Lane school Al that meet
ing solutions were passed re en- iorsDg the princ
pies Of the Topeka constitution, donouncing every
Tree State man that would not subscribe an full 70 the
NEST rant abolition doctrines, ard winding up with
call 10 all that would wish in future to be con-
August, and not even by their presence aeknow
ledge the right Of Congress to legslate for this out
ragged people.
The disafection caused by the private promulga-
tion OF the proceedings of this meeting was begin
ming TO have serious effect on week knee and wa
vering followers of the idol niger, who had joined
the popular tree State party, and were now being
rapidly won back To their first love-
The leaders Of the free State party in Leaven-
worth, who are for the most part good citizens and
conservative men, and those, indeed, who gave the
organization dignity and character, seeing the
operation Of these fanatcal proceedings and fearing
shat the result might he disastrous 70 the party,
met, with Thomas Ewing, Jr., az their head, and
by prompt measures appointed a committee TO visit
Lawrence and other dangerous points, and by en-
treaty add every means in their power remove the
evil and join the party in solid phalanx for that
day at least,
To the active eyertons OF these men may be at
tnbuted in great degree the free Safe majority
az Shown by the above returns.
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LaAvsswoKrn, x. T., August 81 1855
0d.s,al kssa Ms Of the Late Election xs,,ority
sxoins- tas Ergiish BA s5l2- .r,,n,,;.t, on
Asir Last Legs, SC. >aeo|'-
Tn folio ling isac'
slamstiop the ..<seet copy Of the official pro
A. canvas :. scard of Commissioners appointed
Kan. ere late vote upon the proposition in
IS, snnotnced last night At Lecompton.
The three right hand columns add to the report,
TO max the sam more valuable for reference:-
fRocAsxArroS.
IN dance wtS the prvyisops Of ~, OF Congress-
approved Asy T. 1905 EMIT An Ac for sne ADM ssos
u sbe tate Of k,rsss INTO he Union" the Undersigned
Bard O. Conr'ss ht ng carefully csnvasse1 tue
received y hem " the election hst ths nsss
ncpasy August ls6s, The propositions therein 500
@,sied nd made in confo isy with the requirements OK
AID rtsiued ire vote 10 be- by counties Aao
IYecirc =, 20 ioloes-
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echy Merry Ebz>besh Chase Bs-bleANsd, 3dsys.
scb- Nary 81 ily. enow uar wtoh days
kcbt Ihss klis Ella Hsrwish, 2 days
ecnr Jss l4wrepoe, Alien. Bosson. 9dsYH
scbr ssml Gilman Crowa,l Soston, 3dsys.
6cnr della Kelly, Kelly. Provdenco.
49, ss.-..s aEA New Haveu
sabr Budsup 6eeaktps. Oro---c.. o.
eesmer Delaware Sopsa PhiisSeIphis
1tssmer y ansuea we New BedfoeA
Steamer Ospray. Kenny Provhsuse.
Etesmer PereL Bah err Provssec ,e
Steamer Charles Oagood Smith Norwich NsV L0ndon-
BELOW.
pas epgers 10 II MARSHALL 4 Go. -
SAILED.
Ham ship Cir Robert Peel Asmours; and others.
Wind during The day WsW.
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

TE ChLfroENfs, no
Moses Taylor. New York. Hept g.. Asnpv ali
srrshsHs TO AID raoH HAVANA AND rsv oRLy irs
Eslias Owr-FrOm New York ID. arriving At Havana
n spd nee O. ssne loh Fruu New o-ssns bah, Hsvsns
CtHlvrt--Yrom New Ycrs ic,h arriving ct Hsvsn. I'M
tth, arriving a New York ID -
IsIt.prLrul From vov Ycrt l7s, arriving At Hsvsp.
I'd, and New Oreans rron New Orle a. q.v...
6sh arriving II New 18Th
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August 28-6 ?. N
AsHEsThe market quiet and the sales combine; 10
about 20 80 bbls at Co. CSC per H. for pots and pearls
respectively
BEADs1riTs- Flour-The market was less bnoyaat and
active while prices were without quotsble change The
sales embraced about 5000 bbis closing within the range
Of Ia fol l0uiu
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MISCELLANEOUS and Disaster..

BARK NAUTILUS Hartwics, of Nantucket css ON Bird
Island 5ey chele IslAnds, July All hands saved IA
sailed from Nspachs June r. 1857 aud when last Aea,
from May a. 1856 had 400 obls sperm oil.
PARK MQsrrxs from Be- ds Tor New o-l-ans bsfurs
ted went the night Of .he u ON h
Bmini Island and became total loss Tbs 20 Of ines
brandy mostly saved .d. msged state TAI 70
hsssu AL the mayed portion YOU'D be and ,ha r.
mapdsr ,hppsd TO Orleans Savage had sstsied
1t 50 per cent
BRIG NORFOLK Lsncy Aaspor for Barbsdosa q IN
night OF Wedne,dsy lta insl of Mount Dsssr
by unknown shp very severely Injured In the hull
and lost psrs ss abe ietus red 70 asspor or repairs
TIE 2ch inst
SHIPPISG II PoRrs NEW YoRx lIvzRYooI-Ou
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harbors OF New York Boston BALTIMORE W,n nsaOp no.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

The annexed will show the exports from this port
Of certain articles Of produce for the week ending
August 20, with comparison for the same time in
1867; also the totals since January L.