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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Prorrr1Y ADRrrr.-The following is copied from

Property ADRWT.-The following is copied hom q
lsndbu circulated in and about the metropolis OF this
great and free Republic. The feloDoas cbsttel who
iIeasoDsby jumped from sstsge-coach while in motion
wit his hands fastened with hsnGcuffs - sill 70
" dcub; ain for a Fee State says Lis master. Was,
ngrAttucs Whist blindness Who can wan, fnrthe
evidence q the pro'oucd Union sAyirg truth thst :"
"nesrois Lot white usn l' white msn, We al knox
~oud have put for bic OLD home where he could
h'cs Stc master to take of hi, more prob ,by
Nou.a never have jumpedfrom thessse at al, yet JUS
tte Bow ttis pefvsiss niger misbehsyed himself!
e2so RcOnrd.- R. om .hs suNscfiber ca III, ith
a. Julv, srCo DsuCd SNRY lie i .bout ie va. ga
feet inches ish black lie purchased III Mf L. lis Ila,
III q loscorn Ccuu " Va by James Spiu "a and up n o
TIE .sgc sbu a>i Hic ao9y, AeNandiA wi his sp is f,
entt VIII hsoecuta he VII 10 eoobt fo Fee S,,e
MI awe TIE shove reward for his me- dead on Ain. no
nasrr where taken. JOSEPH ERI-IS
AtXsadfiS, Va, July H. 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From W asl,fDgtOn.

NAsHINGToN, Monosy, aug . 100.
The Mississippi Cenrsl Railroad Co. promise to per-
form the mail service bstween Neg.Ofeans and Wash
ratOn IN four days, two additional hours daily com
rercirg yeserday, having recently been allowed Tor
the rinety miles staging, as necessary for the fulfill
rept fthe cortrsct that being the point Of failure
Secrsisry Csss has privately replied to Gov. So
yetss lately published letter to him sgsrs the Hu1-
sons Bsy Company alleged ,lsgsl river and mining
tax assuring him be viii give TO tie subject his prompt
and es,Dest attention.
Strong forts are being made in behalf Of ex Mayor
Yaux Of Plladelphs for a foreign mission.
The cotton accounts from the interior Of LOUISIANA
ere highly favorable.
Lord Nspier coDtsmpiates returning to Nahant to-
norrow.
In ADDITION 10 the steamers Water Witco, Fdlton
ard Harriet Lane the biigs Ba,nbddge Perry ant
Dolphip the last three mounting sixteen guns each,
have been ordered to the Paraguay expedition.
Dispatches from Ger. Johnston 10 ths War Depart
rner state that eDgIesrs engaged in the seec-
ton of cite for psrmsUo nt fotGcatiOns south OF Sal
Lake City. Tie sdyic,s contain nothing OF specia
interest.
Seorets les Floyd and Thompson have returned t.
WASHINGTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
PERSONAL.

Tic Clpr1 Record, a religious weekly in Chi
csgo, Gays:
"During viGt to Mr.. Healy few days sincs We
saw, among rumber OF new eLd attractive pictures
in his studio, those CT John Adams and Franklin
Pierce beirg the third ard fourth OF the series of full
lengt portraits Of the Presidents th st lie is executing
for the Government. As before mentioned TO our
readers they are intended to be hung in the principal
apartment Of the White House. Mr.. Hesys rooms
are open to bis friends every Thursdsy afternoon"
Tie Hon. j. Doot,le Of the Class Of 1881, ard
Senator in Congress iom Wisconsin, has promised to
be the rext orator before the Alumni of Hobart Free
College.
The Hon. John VI. Wood, NJ. C.. for the Ist Ds-
trct of Maine having sued an exeGitor of news
paper Of which he is proprsor FOR advances of money
tie editor puts in as set eff fox the cl,m, bill for
getting up for bis (Woods) uss letter of acceptance
and speech Of ecknowledgeu en at the time OF his
election to Congress. Mr. Wood repeis in strong
terms the reputation implied by the bill in Offset, and
says that ''the charges preferred and the records
made on the court files by the Migrate Carter were
"boh concocted with the deliberate purpose of eIot-
"ipg black mail or in other words, to deter the un-
"defsigned from endeavoring to collect money al.
"ya1ced by him to said Carter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

TrAoHEFs CcSyfsTros.-To-day tbs State Tech
'rs Convtlton meets at LocsgO,t. Tie C''r,s II
that pace says
"At its mee,irs !sst year a. Bpshsnton, bstvssa
five aId siI LuDfrsd people were in attendance ffoa
ysyous parts a. the State and there are many res-
sors for suprosrg that the gathering this year vii
equal Tot tuIpass tnst Of ast year. The interest ~
the STATE meeting is greatly tho increase, ana tho
rear prC xnity OF our place 10 the Falls Of Niagara
will Iduce increased attendance. The conyeniry OF
fye CT FIX hurdsed psope in place Ct this sks no
olcirary eyert, ard should be duly prepared fS.
Tie gentlemen having the matter in charge are dong
every thing il their power TO make the arrangements
perfect ard Complete. TIE Teachers vii bo vei-
coined here by e. GOV. Hunt at the opening OF the
Convention. Arrange ments have been made Tor otoer
appropriate sxercsee sCcL sir ging, aidresses &c.
aud our tzens VII tId Il 81 tcca1on OF interest 70
th.m az well as 10 Teachers"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
WEST L.DIA EXAvcIrA-.cH
THy ANNIVERSARY IN 7Ey CITY

THY ANNIVERSARY ~ TEg CITY
Auss,irg for tho ceistfAtco CT TIA .sLiyAss,y o.
B,:1L emstcips.or % tie Wees ladies. aud %, tas
oscuss OF oi tie prosrscs Of the ooorsd r.,e il tee
United S.stss, wss bed last eyst1g At No. lS SsrsS
s1est. The meet;og was orssrizsd by the s2poin.-
msrt cf Mr. John g. Roberts a. Chairman, sai Mr.
J. H. Given a. sscre,vry. Tie CesImsr sasi he VA
Sony tbs. they could not celebrate ~ evsat Of tie
sine kin IL .he ritd Ssses, Az sSeusa lie feaVsi
TIE tins wss fs1 tistsrt yt be Was sansIine taH the
dsy of smarcir patio = sven here, would come.
Tls Rev. Asa Bower said tast out Of rauch though.
On tie subject large ami powerful patty hsd sprung
Up WHO msart to hrit the sprsad a Ssvery u tas
lard. But TIE great question TO be met wa,
whether the fee!itg of caste which eow orpresses
tie colorei people Of TIE United >ts.es SHOULD be
doue awsy Will lie $50 spoke OF tie iiss OF
sepsla'e ns'.cushy ftr TIE oooIed msn siSiog de-
eori p,ion ot Yoluba IN Africa, as setlenen: whoa
in IL il iusnees on taa. country, should resemble thI
Of TIE Pilgrims IN Ame,ca.
Tbs Rev. NJ. skier cited the vagiors instances OF
ioirer CIVILIZATION among tie iohabHants OF Atncs
srd drew bright picture Of tue time vhsp, sc:ortins
70 TIE premises Of God, Ethi pa shall RESUME hex
r'scs aTois the nations Of the esr.a. The Ai'icsas
of The pssel. esy nus work w.th Gcd in his MISTER,
lie added.
Mr.. Gisens terg called upon, remas askedthst he vss
sony tts. 20 many speaker. absent toaisht He
the Z csed uIon Tie Herald, ana expressed the
opinion that Mr. James Gordon Bennett had me-. ,k sn
his csilrg Tie colored man WAS the bone and s.res
Of New.York. The oolored msn he wen. on to say.
could never have his rights il t1s country. The law
did not recognize him So having any rsnts AL depart
mnts Of sceroe ard philosophy snd at were closed to
tie back man, but he only needed tue privilege of
trial 10 place himself on sn equsl'y with tas White
man. After an eloquent descriptor OF tns wIongs Of
the regro in the United S,stes re urged that they
shoud leave this land aad 20 where they ght have
Some rights ct least. After telling some home truths
to tie oololed mcn, SIs. Gyeus closed smii much ap
plsute.
Mr. Broweu then read letter from tie Rev. ". III.
Clark, giving glowing description OF foEub,; stating
that j. is fertile and healthy country, well adapted 20
the cultivation Of Indian CORP, sugar cane. swss.
potatoes, end macy ether useful productions The
natives are courteous and kind, and en- agricultural
people.
A gentleman who was in the West Irdiea at tie
tine of the emancipation there gave al account Of ths
manner IN which the received by the slaves.
The Only drurkepness At that tine was among the
whites. After addresses By tie Rsv. Mr.. Wilson aud
Mr. Webster tie meeting closed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
HOW Mr.. CUNNING GOT TO SALT LAKE
CITY.
F,o- The 81 Lo.i, R-psH:can.


More Of the letter writer's for the P.ess sad Of
the cticia dispatches have ever given true account
tf Gov. Cumming determination to proceed 70 Great
SAT- Lake City from Camp Scott, Of lis adventures
On .hs way. We can supply this hiatus from an IT.
couhted sou!ce
In the month cf March, 1853, Col. Thomas L. Ksns
Of Philadelphia reached the quarters Of Gov. Cum
iLirg resr Camp Scottfrom Sal, axe City eInsuStsd
ara eetpcrding hay.rg hsd conference with Brig
ham Young sr1 ottsr leaders Of tie MoTmons in
Grsst Salt Lake CiIy.
Seen sfter his srriysl, Gov. Cumming announced
Us Ite1iicr 10 60 into tie city soon as the rosds
became prscticsb.e He expressed doub.s of the
le.sorsl safsty OF lie Goyer-or, but appsuded TIE
motiyes which irpelsd him 70 hszsId the trial.
At tbe urgent solicitation Of Gov. Cumming, Col.
Hare absIdoIed his Intention q returning 10 Phila
te'lha. ard to ace -mpsry TIE Governor TO Crest
TO return 70 their allegiance.
UCol. IL. had mscs arrangements with the Nor
nons Trey We-s reYcr cOumur-cs,eG % GOV. u, nor
tsa the latter the slightest reason to believe he nal
oors 80. He requested o. X. 10 notify tie MOrmons
that he would proceed TO Great Ssli Lsks City aud If
hs - be opposed, i mast bs by az over Thelming
IA.y IS lie y02lc IRE upon small one # opposed BY
II. Before ltsving AMP Scott he stated TO General
Jot rstou srd others .hs, be mste no arrangements
with tie Moructs.
Or the j.h Of April he left C.wp Scott with Csl
Ksrs. ACCOMPANIED BY tgo Servants and provided
v:h thirty muller; SCI lis baggage wsgon stalled 10
sEow -cIii,, from which il not drawn until 10
o'ciook tie reVt 6sy. VILE tie party waited In tte
II orrrg for the wsgo1 g. come up. s mounted Nor
non sCcier made lie appearance, snd demanded his
Lslre by the Goysrror, which was refused. He .e.
quet,;d the rsry 70 remain uuc hscoud comm Ini-
cate with f,s ms.osr snG return. He cid 90, and
ietu,ned sbcut the tins o. which tie wagon got up,
the patty prcoe5c.c.
boy Il Tc-ntst blo,nor r:Asuen ccoup!ing tAs
:. 81. - z--sGCt. ! A.l( (-- e lf-.s5-. ss It's
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

ALMOST Az ACcIDESr Al NAGARA.-OH I-urs-
day lat. az 81. G. Palmer and C. X. Bsbb OF Port
lsr6 Me, were yisErg ths falls from poiIt 81 3
nile below 90 tus American side life bal Thist!si
rest About treastpish within two fee. Of them over
the very srourd they had Just leit. lhs! 'up'7'
queitly esc,nsiIed that some reckless eI'l' "''7
smu-irg themselves 81 target shooting, eri '"7I'!'
i've t-ity shots mad been made put or 10 ''7'
did Rot row ttat lie arrows OF Desta were uI"s
ttick aId fast srculd them until ouie' VIZ nfPr,eI
it in their esrs ari lodged in tee rvar osJoHa'
tbey been Ole pace slower IN Their we = We 'H'.1 N
al probability bsvs had srot6er sal scc.''H' - ''-
oord from tie esreless Use Of t6e-am'' "nlc- 'o'
Common and shoud be punished to th' Hi' sA'el' O'
tke law
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

Wit WAsHnGToN MARKLr-A meeting wa,
he'd N Wes. Washington Maikst yesterday morning
o' those occupying stalls there for the purpose of hesr
The report Of the gentlemen apPoiutsd to attend
lie !ess proceedings before Justice Vac Noorhes on
oa'ufdsy last In the mater Of Brernsn and Taylor the
STATE isssees, who had taken ipstve steps 10 have
ths occupants Of West Washington Make, elected.
Tie Committee made bIief report and expisioed the
state Of shairs as far as they lad progressed are.
which tic meeting adjourned subject to call OF tie
Chailmao
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
The Horse EXIilbstiOm and Regatta
AT Springfield.

SPRlNGfIElD, Morday, Aug. = 1873.
public meeting of the citizens of Springfield was
held tins eveDg 10 make arrangements for the enter
tapme at OF the visitors who will attend the
third National Exhibition Of Horses The Mayor OF
the city presided and large and important Committees
were appointed.
The citizens of Springfield have raised $500 to be
offered prizes for grand Regatta Of row boats TO
be had on the Connecticut River at this city, Fri
day, August p. Every arrangement will be made on
most liberal scale ard the best boats in the country
are extected TO be present.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Arnrnrp snoorI.e AsFrAY BETNTEs T.

A,o7pyp sgoorf.G AsFRAY BETwEEs RyAI
PgwpUs-Bstween 4 and O'Clock on Saturday
si,sIoon another reckless sho3tng affsy took psc>
az Wet Fsye.ts .treet rear the corner OF NcCslsns
ssy. f.scrte locality Of la.s FOR such sceres The
EsrIies 20 the slOcilg were the sdAsrents oi tso
ssrgs VITO several wesks s,Dcs engaged IN melee
resr the ssue got, TIE oIe party shooting tom .
hsCk ara l. Ct.er trCn the pavement ga this octa-
i!cr seyer.l Of each gspg me, Une1pecnciy snf sn
n nnto.ste crswug ard dischsreng OF tIssrnS iol,
losec. One Of tie psr'y, named Misty Csrxi nsd
L!,Lat sfo: froIa 10 head By bullet from large
hCfftIs.o AID sICiAcr was -,shiy srgt ia as hane,
by s-cyr p;stcl L i y ought. number " pe,sonS
,i,reps.d .5s sffrsy, ard nucS excitement was tAs
ccrstqrerce. Warrants were taken o., tor rae a.
r.t az ssysis Of tie rscogrized Palpsn arc dur
itg SATURDAY rigL. Chicef horsooc o. ths Weet-r1
D,trCt sIfssed Marion Coard on charge Of e,al!,-
ir1..th r.elt 70 sbcc. r. iip Hobbs. He Wa tskea
b.e,e Jastice Stpey. wLo released him on esl 70 sp-
f baltimore 5I, Az
THr C,FADA CoL UrNHrC.-Tle TorO1to Glo6..
fuIri.i es re particulars Of the sren coal swas1s
BcymtnY-e, resr that city. joe bA.sosa ~ ~. 80,
VITO proksssd 20 have discovered rer sIAs1'' ..a.
.ors e cosl Il surrop rdirg wels scted the Ps' u
Cece!yer tbic cue hou. tie nnoe nstte'' ~
oIe Of III Bateses propfl:eefs .. s-s "a -, a. 80
ELsvoith Hhocondrctsc ste Doi'i ope. rD.s' .,asa
IN TIE eurbrg Ttey oetsired tne coal without AZ
,,sc,i,y 1f.~rysrcn Ard oIeDned It coEI tts ao.a
- p ss were bcI.n2. 1, s Gficl. 20 --derst1ld
,lssvsc. motives e Bates in tie nstteT s.ncs W
IsArn at se made sIy attempt 20 sell t1s sna
o. ct6ersise 20 peat cy tie Pretended drec'eV'
rrY pnowsED yLLACX.-AgisTs, McO;aosn-
is ard GreiIs sre still covered 10 oorsdsso.e u
80, bv TIE ya.sr from tie oreyssses on foe nsss
bark q tie liver. Driyea r very many go" 50.
,he.r s-asEoes y tns hocd, tte poorer :.
Il lat s1,s- ot tssis LITE ~sns AA,'
Z rcn gfe.ps. le over ,s.ies 60 - to.
s.- d. -...f.,. a, "a rsoes or OF tls SAso's s@sS
-: .H. y. P-ay -, II q
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. AUGUST 3, 1858

Gcvfr.or Ct Utst .ri ~-s received CourtscLAy b
,te fcsr and his crrarand. To bis suTpr.e Il, oi
ieer propcseo TO accompany hin through TIE bsrG-
cajts Of the osnop The officer in GO nusad vss Gea
". A. Kinbsu.
Gov. Gun ming psssed through Echo Csnoa A.
right, arriving .. Weber station t.,er II O'Clock A.
this point the military left bin, sni 1iirg the snow
too bssvy on tire mountsirs, procsed"d By Weber
csnon to Great Salt Lake City. xhers be WAS re-
ceivtd win greet poiitenese. The rest il krovn BY
official std other correspooterce from Utah.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
The Canadian Parliament.
IONONIO, 3IOhddy aug :, 1000
The new Ministry was announced today ss follow

Pyepier and Inspector- General GEORGE BtowS
Alto, ret. General for Canada Hon b. MCDONALD
Attorney General Canada E1st. hon MY DRUNhoAD
Proencidl Secretary. M mo"A
SJedksr Of the CovEcn. Hon MI moRRs
pos mnsf,,. FOLEY.
Solicitor General for Canada U,sf......Dr CoHNoR.
Soritor General for Canada Ed't......Mr. LhBtRGE
Com mss0neT OF the CTopn Ldnds...... MI DORIAN.
s,o, wisiop,r Of Public UorkA..........Mr. HOLToS.
RSre,re, (,enerGI Hen. Mr. LfmEAUx.
Presfdent Of The Council and Maistey 0 .
f0r IhIBfAVptAU'
Parliament met this afternoon, when motion of
want Of confidence in the new Government was pre-
posed in both Houses. IL was carried In the Upper
House, and is now Sp. m) being discussed in the
House of Assembly
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
-s.sr-ose 49, ,,;r IS = Il, etu,cs ~ SKI SKA
s.s.s. .ej - ps.s,sd % I,.1seJ,
r. Tsrn,

NEw psDFoDo, MoeSsT. Aaggs. 3 ia
Tie .ze1ty foura scssgstsAiy 4 tts Bls-h ws,t
Irrs strsrcipssice vas osleSrset sers ,csy ~ IA.
c. oisd people uciutirg csless;iors frcn Bssos,
Proyeeuce src otter places. 4 lass cc0YsEpsx ss-
seubsd n tae Ciy hsil, 81 Eh.cs s9oscsss .rs
maze oY WI,isn Ne-.s Dfows. { -s;les l. lie ns.l
tie Rev Jos sh Hssson ot Canada SD Othsr e.sm-
nsus ccer,d orsscrs. >trc9g AniI->svesy resos,sas
w~rs sdoptet. IRE affair vcurd u2 vita . grAsS
military All c,yi. bs.l IL the eyeiIns.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

How MEcHasIc. ARE PAIRosHED N rHZ SovrN.
One Of our exchanges contain, :he following interest
irg and psrtrent Information:
Tie reop,s of Weldon, \. G., . town Of 90 uasb-
itants are evidently more Intellectual thsu practical.
Tlsy support weekly newspaper, but there IS not
toOi nor shce maker within eight Irilss"
Not boot nor shOe aaoker rithin etgh me. =
Great epooursgsnent for mechalios. This tas re-
sul. Of slaye labor No enterprise and no demsad fsr
nechsricsl produc's. How many shoemaker saeps
would that town II Weldon contain If It's 90 nhAbi:-
aL,s we're free white lsbori5g menl Nc. DON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

la DRAnirIc FUND BEsEFr.-Ths Acsiaav
last rieht was full ard the sudisrce wero amply ssds
fed with the ysr.el enteitsirment offered. Tas aosu
all I'd their beet and rewarded By tie hearty
sppauso of the aujieIce The bele6t will yisi 10 tie
lvld about 81 01 clear.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
LONDON MARKETS ny THE PERSIA.
ST. JOINS, n. F., Monday, Augu
BlOOdy Indian Battle.

CHICAGO, Monday, Aug. ., 1853.
Tie TriJune learns, from gentenan just arrived
from Mnnesots that bloody battle occurred between
q bard If the Sioux and Chippewss, near Big Stone
Lake, on tie lth of July Twenty Of the Sioux and
eleven o. the Chippewss were killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

We up6.rs,,ni that tie Cansl Commissioner, Az
s,, ana cove1or Of The Ss.e will proceed to Roch-
eater on Tsursdsy or Friday Of this week, to witness
=, tle GNnie level wee. of that city, an experiment
designed TO test the prsctcsbrity Of steam navigation
On tie Eie Csnsl.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
philadelphia Politics.

HARmsBuHGH, Pa, Monday Aug. 9, 1853.
TIE Peoples County Conventicn assembled to-day
and approved the course of Senator Cameron and
Representative KunkcL resolution approving OF
Mr. Cameron fer the Presidency was not acted upon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
The Bank Of Mutual Redemption

BOsfON, MOnday, Aug. :, INIS.
The capital stock of the Bark Of Mutual Redenp
tion is being briskly paid in. Move than one half Of
the tota capital OF $500 600 has been received to day
The bank will commence operations sbout the middle
OF August.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
weather Eastward.

BOSTON, Mordsy August J, ISoS.
YtseiSsy afternoon severe hail storm passed over
FrsIn'i ehsip aud the adjoining localities, doing much
osmsge o the crops. At some points the hailstones
were toe size Of half dollar and hal, al inch thick
Numerous windows were broken.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

uou.. pe.ric at wiloa's rcnt-.ro'' TEEN On nv. 20
,pc.-a1d isrt ar 'fics hoit'r-Vsry go'a, '.o-. ),
ne i. one Of The ra'y a. that Peac who IN not
81 Ccs holder wos'svo' ne might Tsh TO b: lis ''
a. .6,tor Of tie Lecompton organ ia Pes kiN1'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Philadeiphia stock Board.

PHmADELPHIA, Monday, Aug. ,, ISIS.
StOcSs firm. Peunsylyaris State Elves, 81; Reading
L. r. %; Morris Canal, i3i Long Island X. K, -
PeInsy ~ snis H. r., 4li
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
The Ship OsteOntlac.

CHARLEsroS, Monday, August 2, 1888.
Information from Savsnsh states, that the Ship
Osteorthe for Boston, with cargo Of cotton took
lire on he 9th ult. at Key West, and the Ship and
portion Of the cargo would probably be saved
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

Tie Ut0,tcr Ohio RtPttIled1 menilon' .ne a11'l
ofs child Of MI Fletcher Spear b. taAls a7st .,''
into q barrel Of he. sOsp. ALEC, the cSa'a u ny
Buns Of Congeis TosEhip, 81 b'I7s g0'7a D! :
vicious bull.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Latest Markets per Vanderbilt.

SoUTHANrToS, July u, 1853.
The following dispatch from our Liverpool Agent
gives reliable account of to- days markets:
Thu Cor1os market is quiet but steady sales to-day 5000
bales FLOUR is very dull and prices nominal WhLAI IS
esdy Yesterdays but the market Is quiet CORN
very dur pnces almost entirely nominal Provisions are
G1chsngt0 and steady.
LONDON MARKETS by THE PERSIA.
ST. JOINS, n. F., Monday, August ?.
We find in the Liverpool papers of the 93d, the fol-
loving account Of the London market of the previous
day
SUGAR good demand at advance OF 3D. aud buyers
several OF foreign having
been sold. Refued Lump was quoted at 81 dtoic.
For COFFEE prices y supported aud an average onsi'
" done. ..,-...
TIA was du and Common Congou quoted at q d9,d
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

DrsPERs1E SrIclDr-Aboui ocloeE -" s'tnls
syouIg vcmsn BY L. usps Ct May a. C1silo''. :"
scme III kLc WI reason 1-Psi 'Fe1 ne u ''o' w
COW of tcrss n. ~ T-cups-n stis7' '--- -s.'ei
ss.sl. =.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

BESTFl1 OF LILLY WHITE.-A match will be played
between the ST. Georges AID New sBrghton Club ca
the 9Th Saturday. for the benefit Of Lilly White.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
We arp. nd summary of yeste rday's work

Toisl....... ..'.'..'..'''''''' '''''''''''''''''
With vskes 6ovr.
SeoJon-For Csnses Mr. Bout5ee; for the Used States
Mr. Spiyey.
MI. Iaslles
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

The American Deuts. CONVENTION, composed Of der-
t;t,s from al psr.s Of the son, VII begin its Fourth
Apuus. Sss.isn ou 80 ID Q. Ars1'., l. Ciac.elsa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

NEw.YoRK HORTICULTURAL SocIETY.-Ths 50
ciety met last evening at Clinton Hall, Astor place,
Mr. John Groshon in the Chair. 1t was resolved thsf
in Of the depression of the times, the late
ress of the season and the fact that the American Po-
neogicsl Society meets at Mozart Hal on the li!h Of
81 tptembtr the annual exhibition Of the Society be
omitted this year.
Mr. Groshon stated tia. at the conirg Autumn
meeting Of the Horticultural Society Of Londop to be
held Nov Il ard Is, foreigners Of all nations might
coupete in tae fiuit department for tae following
Prizes: D,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

let, q. 81
Gisp<s- Collection foreigners ryl.......,.si E3 -
Peafs-srg gle DISHES OF Dacaesss dADgousme, . 80.
the heaviest in foun (oPeD 70 ali the void ri I''' wv
Pe,rs-Snsl- dishes Of Uyedas's st. German, - "a
the heaviest il ours (sl the world .....tl l'~ "''
Foreign PeNs-Dtse.t, e!sh; sorts, Elk Of ese7 o, .,
foreigners ony x
Apples-Si1ge osh.s Of B.eLhe'ul Orange l. . 81,
SiN.s the besyieit 70 viz (al tie WOfdt,.fl 10; ~"
Foi,iI Arphs-siz sorts, SIX o! esch ,toseig-- . o,
els ou.t tl........ ........'.'...
Foltl-E ApplfG-DesseIt sI sle clih 4 one sort . 81,
couiaIiDg sX truit (orslgners only l.......&L ~ "
Foleizn A. plts-k nen, ak til. OF say OF . -,
lursigEer, only nlyl...................-.. ~ -
Pums s3G Prures 4 ether EIei,h = foreign
gr.w;bl-lr o. se s!s-es Of oLe s-f,, clutsl- . o.,
less .asl niue -''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

THE CELEBRATION AT MORRIS GROVE.
gIsrd urcn celebration of the emancipation Of .he
s'eyes IL TIE British West incies held at Morfs
Grove Lcrg Island, d. noon yesterday. a cocndsTs-
BE rrmber Of colored pesors were present. together
with IL cclogsa military oonpsres Of Brooklyn and
Nes.Ycik. T1s rain fe.i rs.her heavily during the
day src IL great ueserrs msusd the pleasure Of .hs
p.cCsedugs.
According 10 A,rourceneri a large lumber 0! gsn-
een we're 10 have been present 20 si3Esse tie meet
rgi but wien tie sptcs! tisn sryei 5. Morila Grove
bat vsry f perscrs gsIe there TIE celebration Of
lhe dsy tid not tAerfcre arcuIt tos g!es. deal tie
lsces onti aid ssrg sn4 tie oolcrtt military suusei
ttefseiyes in exercises sbou, :be grounds. Smsl
parties r.erested il tie evst, coLtrusd 70 suve Until
rslher .ste lsur.
Al about O'Clock three CT 9cur crstois succsss.ysy
uour,ed the ps.fcrn. TIE CHE: topic Of discussion
wa tie eqrsiy tf tie rsgoes With TIE white racs.
IL TIE cOurse Q: tie sreskrg TaE Te.sCSI received
sound diutbIg.
Tie whcls ot tie days rroceei.ngs te1caItet
slci.y s..sT oclotk 20 that the party should hsYs
tus TO tetUir to ths ety By lie Train E. oe.ock.