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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
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stesmships-Janeto~n, ParIish, Norfolk, a. La;.@ 70
rnbia R.iry Charleston Spoiord Ileston 20 AensG-
sry CIooker ssvstnsb B. Cromweh u . s.qaS Low.
ssyysrrsh = L. Mitcbi X Son; Atlanta Lsyh's Ca1negn
" h Cromwen 4 Co. Thomas swso Ramsey Bhamzs H.
r. Cromwell 4 Co. o,- o.... 4. ~.
.on Harvest Queen Young Liverpool C. IL MNsnal CfsA
s,,,s VarrIs New-Ofleans N H. Brigham CO.
Bsrk.-Hersils Rust Monteyideo. Boyd hincfsi Wa
IL Cobh New Orleans Eagle Hazard Z. Pendenn Sim
'' ah IBr) Crow Windsor, NJ s., j. $ wangt
a., " r. Kibbey RI ber,s, Metanzp. Lyman oresnnni
Sea Foam Handy Vaencs, spsa; Franklin Br iria S~'
Cast A e r. " are Alma (Fr }, Ga.tafd 81 Pierre M
O. whoelwIiehti JosePh Part Park Ehlsos'hpon' "s<
Carver Chase. . q, ,,,u.,, Y . px-,
Jeo Castusr johnson, Elizasehpoft master vernon lss
Aver Moucktou, ". b J. 5. Whitney CO Boston hi ana
PsmbEoke Jed Fryei La Pis,s Hutehines Mo hsoe =
j. Peters g. Consion, Lineoln 81 J9ea, oofao1 ~,
Bmce: ~ Ki5der, Hsrk.en. Savannah, d. q Murray W.
Huehes Howard Newbern Davis liol%es psnyls Ssss<
Rlcbmond c. H. Pisrson ID. T.. Ssysze, Persm yen "
H. Plerson; Rebeccs woson City Point Jsns' nanls ~
Dirsct B,yordse Aisxaadrs. &C. NJ Bedeii lAuus ~,
Hstchsm Pbiaeelphi. j. W. Mckee; Sea Rsnlsf' Ans'
Bgcksrort r. r Buck Co.; Plymouth Rock hyasa -
Isyton sprsgue Spencer D., Mapes Port Jefferson '~
Suiih. ., -. u.,,.r a...
uaId rew. Haven master
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THT OPINION or OyE WHO KSows.-The editor Of
The Atlas, who was recently an Alderman, speaks as
Splcws Of the attempt of the Councmen to get psy;
Doubtless the Board of Aldermen Will concur,
The only objection 10 this ordinances is the fact that
the charter expressly prohibits the members from
RECEIVING any pay; bu. the idea OF passing II embraces
the design o. Supplying to the next Legislature for
special act 20 legslze It. That is the way they do
these things IL the ordinance adopted the Mayor
will questonsbly veto it, in obedience tc his oath Of
sfce. IL will then think be passed over the veto,
defiance and In contempt of the official oaths of the
members Of the C0mmol Council, and finally q bill
viii be obbied through the Legs. sture declaring il
legal; and then, the successor Of Controlerrag will
psy the money. That is tke way this business Ill be
done 1t 10 all nonsense TO suppose tast an ordinance
auth hsui upon the treasury IS Of no account,
merely because il s contrary to the charter. Chs-ter
prohibition is sll hucbug Who carss for tho char-
tar ~
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=, Ass asv FIVE foundiipss ciea n quich socceesen
Ne Air. House These comprse al tie oScanoes
tAss have been taken 20 that Institution sDos nHea
- and under the charge Of the superlnteoaen,s OF
fle Poor. The lat is a. follow; iems!e ca,;3'
foupd m March in tho Fourth Ws,d fersle cano'
furd N April, also in the Fourth ward MAE go
bund .. No. 100 Bay street, in July ferse cnnl'
July l6 found under bench 81 Washington sq1.'o,
fsunle chd found on the J.h Of Augusf urder s.ogP
A No 5 Sasss place. Three Of the ABOVE wsio -
ehsrse Of nurses outside the Aims House ana the Tn.
rpsanaer in the charge Of the Aims House na'ss.
Aoraee Of the little innocents were Isid oat io-s
-, end placed in one coffin. The funers ooh s.r
fys,n the Aims House q: o'clock IN tne ~. D.
vheu funeral discourse was delivered W .no rs,s
M, Ver6ndsr. large panber oi petSon' "e''
pres4l. TO vjtIess the exercises.
Tho so-s Of Ssmisl Wykon, 1tus.eo aopu. o.S
IL s,ou, E.tontovn Monmouth County, -, Win
=. go. emf ants full stock OF mercnsndise was
s,,;,.,, destroyed by FIRE On Thursday night. Inc
syst discoverd about II O'Clock, but TOO is.e
"a ave snythipg The books, p.pers &c. were al de-
rtreyed. There was an insurance OF 8 ,4Oo on the
soeae. The Ioss was considerable and the new rnso-
s,or and ,tore house Of Judge Befkslew on the op-
po.ite corner was in imminen, danger. There no
Sse apparatus in the peghborhood.
RoBBEp.-On Friday afternoon the dwelling apart
vssae over Henklss saloon, on Newark ayenue, were
entered dpring the temporary absence OF the occp.
pauta And robbed Of 80 10 gold, the hard earneo
ssyipes Of a poor woman. The thieves escsped with
fhsir booty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

DARisG BuaGIARY fT CLIFcoN, STATEN ISLAND.
EMly on Fndsy morning the residence of Mr.. WA.sms
an Townsend syanue VISA burglsrisusy entered, shi
such and chain, valued CT $500 taken. The frcat
door was found ssf with the key on the outside Hsf
burned matches were scattered through various rooms
The watch hanging upon the bedpost OF the bsi IN
which the owner slept His partsloops were also
taken with bis porieuonrsie. Mr.. William room Mss
entered and his psntsOons stolen hem bis bedside, but
even thing Of value including $500, had bsep carefully
secured bsfOis retiring Mr.. Williams has seen much
ef life during residence Of several years in CaoSns
snd ether foreign parts Away sleeping with revolver
u.aer his pillow and declares all things considered,
this TO be the most sudacious robbery tia. hss
c>ns nDder his notice. He thinks the $500 was the
sbjest sspght and that he mast have been followed
homo BY ssrss one who knew he bsd il. Nothing wac
slsp rem tie Sss f1Sr, tat ths sfsver Of the ,ew-
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SATURDAY. ,rg.

There wss good deal Of activity az the Morning
Board in leading fsncies principally 10 Eeaiipg and
Central and the market al the opening was verv
heavy. Tie bears made determined onse. upon the
above two seeks but towa.d the close buyers cane in
freely snd the quotations were ws, sustained TIE
intention appeared 10 be TO Get stocks down, 10 make
market 10 buy upon After tie Boar9 there was more
fiDDess and 6. the informal meeting n the afternoon
there beDg no regular Second Board, there was the
usua-s,ly which follows de cline snd without much
busiress the quotations advanced. Among the un-
registered sales OF 200 shares Rock Island az
20, seller twelve months. IL the Bond msrke. the
BUSINESS wss not ssry arge, but pnoss generally
steady. The principal interest oen;ered in the
Lsnd Grant Bords. The Ls Crosse went 70 p, and
the Fond du Lac TO % bd-a further Improvement of
Il 3 cent. The demand for both descriptions was
quite active. At the close the market was steady
E,ie wss ~ aF!, Central 79l s79l, Reading 4.
Hs,son River IS PSI Gsleaa s.! 81, Rock Island
76Ss6l, Toledo. .S5 sS5!, Southern y. o. Foni du
Lac 2A 23l, Ia Crosse - 622l.
There hss been noting Of importance doirr in Fx.
char &c r this steamer bat under the impression II.
Exchange viii be more abundant by the Goverrr,er.
loan bsrg taken for foreign account, the rate. s,e
about / y cent lower. The quotxiors A.. eae,
romirary for Sseiios.
10 frsissis .As nxShsi is dun srd hesvy ToLqnSou:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

PRovrsioSs-rbe den,ra sOr rrh !. 81, br q. r,.
III. Wes: bo,ds s-ne for Ness the ~
~. 3. s,7 pr8su 80 for aes. tls so9tls
Ns..; GO 20 for Sour Mess, eie = ,lr C~ss si,a.s
a., Runp. and - Prime Incildt - N. s,es,-.
Ness a IL - dsys. with in,errs aidei b4 s7,,><
.tiye The a-d .1i Tho s'o,s Is r~ta.d ~
an ~, AZ u f,t Couatry N.ss - Sod su 50
A. Pine NJ. 10 frm sra ~ Beci Hsns v- ia
10 70 % Bacor s 10 limited 5enslt. sass of % -,
Al n, C.ur,or c.. 1s.'s re s'i ~i-i r'nNtaAs
~, s,e MT: SALE. Of y ht3G aud "a s,66sl, fsy
nsstaSl ir Iltns L,rd "a stedy bu' lule, n - ~
AID ,s. 81 al. ssa Kes' At l9al-s Butter sra ~
s.rr,rS Cheese sSlsbe 81 3d g. "a
RICE-Modsr,e sales uissas Al fgi prices; ~.
ia A. asa sS IS . loo F go
sI-GaRs-Tte demand T. it,ls u.ore ac,ive. xnA 49,
.,..srei ,sl.. Of 4s0 hh5s Cuts .. o; gsi, ssa
pc,,o Rico A. 10. siso - bids. o. %, -
TALLoW-Ioldsrs are srm s,d ire demand Is ar; r1..
8OCO = a; stc, ctsh. ,.,
WHIsKY-rh naTket is steady with htm lsa.t -
- al.nL A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
LAW LNIELLIGENCE.

STEAM on FOURTH AVENUE.
The Nev.York snd Harlem Railroad Company have
,,pesled 10 the General Term Of the Court of Com
nes Pless from Judge Hitons decision denying ther
spphcs.ion for an injunction 10 restrain the corpora
kop and the Police Commissioners from enforcing 'ns
ordinance prohibiting the use of ssesm on fouNh
svezue, below Forty second street.
pyITEp STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-Aus =
Before Mr. MOREL.
rsprzzrYvrsr on RAILROAD COUPONS.
The evidence for the prosecution IN the case OF
Adc}ph sLd Jacob New, who are charged win con-
r";tr xs;th on;s Stern in embezzlng letter con.
fspinp railroad coupons, was concluded To-Day, ana
tke 10 esnopy for the defense will be commenced next
Tuesday morning q. ii O'Clock.
EapIzZLIS6 A LETTER.
Exnouel Sho.tiok was arrested to day on c1arge OF
embe zziipg a letter belonging and addressed 70 nr.
Frederick Kollmer The letter contained I'D
thaers and the complainant alleges tnst Dnottck put
them 20 his own use. The examination will take
place on Tuesday morning. at 10 o'clock, before Com
missioner MoTel.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-srEoiAL TEsM-Aus T.
Before Judge BRADy.-DEcIsoks. .
Weldep agt. Holden.-Ordered that the defendant
v,oe Of this order or in default that he be conmited
Before Judge HILTON
GiJhes agt. Crawford.-Proceedings stayed until mo-
tssa for leave 20 appeal be heard ct General Ter
Berry sgt. Stouvenel.-Csse settled.
Woodward agt. George G. Genet.-Judgment for
esbstIer sgt. Brown.-Case settled.
Ward sgt. Columbus Fire Insurance. Company
Motion part Of denied costs to abide event
Ganlan sgt Butmsn.-ho'ion TO discharge order OF
Aihof sgt Wolfe.-Csse settled.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

TotN..... l5,gS,0lO &l5,Oo4ioo So0ih. % .'ort
Decrease compared with lso7...'.'.. Sls.'7ii
The Pennsylvania Coal Company has declared
semi annual dividend Of = cent, payable on the 10th
inst
S. Diapers regular auction sale Of bonds and stocks
will take place on Monday, the 9Th iost, st l2i ocock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Nicolay regular auction sale OF SOCKS
aud bonds will take place on Monday, Aug ,, a. ~
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
At O'Clock p m. there had been deposited at the
sub.Treasury $lS5,0OO on bids for the Government
Loan. indicating bid here for $ls,5WooO. ln add-
top Il !. understood that bid by the agent of the
Rothschds and another round robin By Messrs. Rggs
& Co will be put in in Washington on Monday Among
the bds which have gone from here is one for two NIL
ops aud another for million and half Tne impree-
sion continues to be that the premium bid will range
from TO 5, and perhaps and cen. TOR email
amounts. TIE whole amount of bids will probably ex-
ceed forty mllionr
The business Of the Clearinghouse was sl5,5o!V|.
The cesrpgs of the week indicate some increase In the
business movement OF the country, being some
10000, coo larger than for the previous week.
The following is a statement Of earnings of the Bat
falo and State Line Railroad Company for the months
of July, 1857 and 1858:
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pa..eux gers sailed

In ,,,onship Clrsgotr for Gidsgoc-Ms Nc Nrarsn xl
infant Cbicaso john Booen Mo Hsan noden P.esasss
msck John Hey bourne, Newlcrs; & C. Or. Nes Orleans;
JoIp Rsrkin Canaaa James BaIr Ga'yow Hoa Samuel
Rcche,er; Mr. Bsger New YoIh James W.rarop pt.sush
lame, Mirro and lady Robert sIe.rs aud family New YO
T RScbsn,n Pa Nrs J. C. WlaIs aud inf,n BIa oore
i'm C Morton Nswbursh Miss L. Gi.nour, Mi'hsn-Sl rd
lQl IL the seersse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

=. r.,,,,. lad been rsnacAea. s'ns p'rtsn
=, ,s,v,oe-. pitcher and sssver-ss. upon the
IN. n ~. slniS room sdjonirg and moro wee n
;, =. chamber. Meme Of .his was disturbed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

ala s.rson 70 Ned ~ shs ka vherever ne -.
10 an 4; es~s1se of the frhef eog,p'eti,a o. '
p. FARLEY, Presdeot D. = r n n ,sS9 "a and
Ihe ,sogs -; 1870 ?. rs ss HeErSIEY s.ers;,y,
DusueUE Ais- > 3D.
T. "A, Ss Brad HoJie., "a iAs Cresst' y 70 b''-''
ard Pas IL aaar0ai Company. h.--,...
II, Cer pa iuco-e % y'l pao ior fel.Nie =
,,t .uc ron rr ,ne rad % Ceiv FAh VI - AsgS
,.ul ,. Eoaud acceptable n 81 parties ooocefred In' -
, M. ovr-r Of over million Ani quarter srrs y 80
,-.utrd ey IN fee smpr. The tlse 20 70
- n.e or ID any c1ntrcl them oIt there -"
..,;n ,r.ust ,enr excep, he road rrgresses nee
rn snnsIrd the graft, hst n case he 80 - 80,
ps.ea within yeNs hurl ibe ioa say - h-t 81 -
,s1 b1 this oondii1u DOES Dc -rec, h- incs o'-k *
- portion Of the si. There is aso ,9odi "a iu
- .,,nt fro an the State The Corp<ny ',q anas sset
% ~ ,oad 70 be cou.eted BY the l o DScrmo-r lsSS AI
,e,ru. Of The gran; ConpNy eu;ied to SCI az
IN .-csi 10 (76 SEQ before the rosd o1-u
,he .sre au.n.ty fer ,.ch twenty mi ihfeAi'e s
80 i..n roua eet SD The proper cef'h i'es
a. Cove L. = .yecu-ec IL niet i. pCrslsAr o. =
sva ~. Coup.uy q. right 20 s and conNey l
80 AGO ,er.s of ard $, present time Ne tille .o
can never b. defeated Ii s boz ger - ss' -
ei-. ror di,iors or na,iJ ~tatever VI 'or 'u-L
r~s poporton Ar. in the larger = Sns oa Ne m
re A., 2iO il South Dublaue lo!li1s ne cay 20.
n go N rseu~rserce pl.c ths, Is prosrsss ~ rapd
dius the hard times ald contains puAi"
std a. coo inhabaot Aso 100 Lite 10 tedAf a. -
Wn..roo which "a. pltcss eseh contain sotl ~.
The price f1ed upon hsse ots q extremely 20 .h
N n. p,opo.ed ia he Company D. carried Ih9 -
ldes vii oxu freed from debt, 100 ui'es o. TUG" "e
fenced AZ d baiAs.ed, aud vel equipped ,.,...s
In. e.ruius. Of the pDon OF the road now fn ~,
are very ssa tory, considering the scscy o. money su4
bhit sr increase the eAiniae' oi last yeai Is vi" %
BY the folO~mz' Ye., 1857 Year. l3 IS
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Rnceio,, Of Prodnce-.AuG. 7.

pa y,,,b Rirey Boaf-7 ass bbs Flour 81 6l5 bush wsx
s., 40 30 Corn 1000 oa's so pks Ashes 10! do "AahR
90. Provisions. .,,, M, ,oo J., ,,-s,.,, q,
~ q e.o hss. Wool % do skus 500 sides L's'hs
rolls 60 80 pkss. LNd y DO. Iosi;co 90 ID suer VA
Roxf. Fsrd.
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MINIATURE ALMANAc......rHis DAY.
crxRsea 5:oi suN-Sets.... 1905 MooN-sets.... -
HIGH wArER......rhls DAY.
Sar voot G.5g Cows Island. ion Hel-Gate. %
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Arrived.

Slip spsrAlns Wave tf Bo.toPl Beebee H.y,n' Jsh,
M,1 ~ .ai and sr 81. 1Sy sa s ssS,
Dee % lost two esptsin' ys %stji Sss one
Brs Fmpre. Miller Galveston 10 days cotton &C. !" "'e
Biz F@st Grssam Galveston y days. co,,on H. to C.
schf' Urdine Rsey, Baltimore days, cal 70 xarAaa
schr Fslfs Martin GsOrse.own. D. C., 7dsy' h'u' h."
s hr Ann d. Newton Georgetown, D. C., days a'at r.
se6r 4. J. wa'd, mear', Virginia days wh'S to &C.
scbr May C Town, Bowksr virgnia day., wood -.
sehr Gsoise " Glover, Thomas, Ctmi'n Me- a'''''AN
schr. Mary EH1abh, sbsdlock, Elizabeth City, j. M
schr johanna B,rtha aol.nd) Fiuiueer Au'te,S.as''
coffee &c 10 Funch M'iuck. Hs eAPc'leHeea 0e"'"'"
8 W. winds the entire passage lost sails Nc ~ a. a. .,
sckr Eyis OF south rhonaon, Allen sa!Ila R'er o''"
dsys lumber TO Mr.. Bears ,,,,,
ss6S Eelp;s COZ S;sof;stswq 8 day. y;s,r.
schr. Gslero smith Richmond days.
sesr, T c. Bunting Aiean' yirsIis tsy''
Sour. ] B. Moresu Hudson, Vhgnia dsys
scLr. Luck, Snow Virginia days.
schr. fremont, h ward, Baltimore days
schr. CorneIia Cox Bstluore day.
schr Golden Rule, -, Barim)re 10 dsys
schr. Harvest: La~I,ree, Boston; u,s,s,,o
sctr Lucy White. sTey Rbzsbtth City, n }? ~ SA'''
schr. Boston, HucsiIs PGushkeefse ior renol'"'
s scs, r. At ard ADdI'y Wl' PS1a sa, I'd I'd c..
schr. slas bernard Al en- Portland, c. stone p,u.,,s
Ser. Almon Bacon Williams, Portland, for pnA@'sf'
Schr. John Wright, Dckeuson. Portland c., stone
sckr. Buzos Dcks nsOn. Portland, CT, stone.
schr. A. g. Pose Brooks, Portland, c., stone ,.,.,
schr. Mary Jfh fhusou, Scofeld New h ven oaat " |'
s,hr. Ca!ifor a Davis E'zabeth City Tor Hartford.
Sop Ohgr Ancs FRI neh, Taunton, nd's 70 na,teL 81
80 amer Boston, seew Philadelphia aad Cape May H'S'
Steamer oceea Smith Norwich aud New London. nd's 70
T.. II. Rockwell.
H Rockwell
s,e.ner Suhew WILLIAMS Proyidence, mdse 70 l'''' o''A
s s.s amer sopta Ey. Phisdephis mdse. TO ~ BhssS
BELoW-one bark unknown
hips Northern Light Southampton ED BE
men - Asso" ibr OlagOw Florida aad Montgomeyy SH,.
nshi Columbia ana Atlanta Charleston; Janesosn N,rsS
&c ships Sierra Nevada, Melbourne; Montmoren Lgerp'd
sclr Mary Clinton, Port Lsysccs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
"A 49,. n, .. o. r, I;vsrnool. 10. 200 b1saeh

10 turs on 3. 25s. To Liverpool: h,ceo Doss."
G,siD IN bun, q. 49,; 900 b,reis Flour at IL oi
2Oe0b barrels Rein, privase ierrnsi loo 'ans
s. l2s Cd ro Bremen: go c.sss To5'cco AZ -: Vi
TIE business Of Tie Sub bTreasury ws'; hscs'Pe'
sl44.2je eO-sl3i. eco from Customs Payment
sle6,l95 g; Bal,rce, s5,553,41 %.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Merchandise al New-York for tie "eeA
srI atr Ian
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rived.

Arrived. SUNDAY, Augit1
SteAnsbip PIince Albert (Br s1ew Waters G,~sy JAY
oa z IS P..sd ss b. S s1a G Sib 5eaSi Sif S4
dpsh st cspe Race IN Jay. and il hours f:on Gl.y s
lst o. lon % @ passed .hip Tamer.ne bound T. sh y. .
s p6 and Be,a ' sir o the ,ssat@ sssy h a. @Sa.
BGk P. C. Alexander lof Harp.wef Me- oasr,aass.sl
M e. .j. ja1. a. a Stephen s.S i as1. s f. Noe: s s
mae, Of PeSob.cot Me. died in pOr, ard sAssa ss,
tsas spoke Bismn ship from New Orleans for Ea59pe .sa
wanted having 6ay three able to do duty n us@S
RsIs Maria Morton Busey ssv.nnsh days cotton, Il,
Big Hid,ro tcf East HsohA'l wbltemor- gqev.. J4, .,
sugar % Msy5sT IssGt G...m C., w,.,,o,,o, " ,a
scLf Fissce,, EItLb Ne~bsrn N c. days, n,vs 'sr'S
scar o. 81 TJIor smi.b, Washington N. c. I,y. asTi
sior,s 20 r. 81. Blackwell 4 Co.
Gsciss Clover, Thomas Camden, Ne, dsys rsa'
sehr Mary Msn:en lof EerBsdsorD. GiGsri A,ia.ap''S
schr. D. 3. Martin Habar. Norfolk d.y. wbe,: to o.
sesr j. ", Faqlkrn, Boston days, na.e to Dayton +
sEf Rr,reld, - win cotton Sc. from bars OLA s''''
scar sarah Ana Bersan Camden, Ne. days hus.
sebr. M,s, Fanoa,h ssiisw, sandTeh, rid,s. osas
SCR Abseo coi.oB si I'll. .,es ~ EIr.b. ciyxL
set :. Ann F0N.er, Lowell Albany for Boston
s,st go, c.s.i nss-L ss9a hant ytsnis day. melons
s,esins Dsssie Copes, Philadelphia and Cape xsJ ~'<'
an pss, % 7. Pcfkira -,
Steamer Pehcsn Al5cb Ploytence udse. 20 Isaac OIL
st'snler Nansuta Nye New Besait, mise % jos sDs-
"IND-DuTirg the day, from N. w. 70 s., and iiss.
The bak o Tia 'hes recently asaoIe tho Vest
g.; If ,st evening O'clock sud towed 70 ;se ~
s'eautGg N.Pune, Cspt PAlk'
by Telegraph. -
BOSTON Aus. s.-An alp L. Gresly, Glysssen;
Lo0ss Eaicp, Sawyer DO. big s:sTss, Nss -O.sso
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first Of the year TO Aug. )

Ipsr.s,s Of week a, compared with rs. Of
The following is comparative statement Of the value
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

Markets.-CAREFvLLY REPORTED FOR THg Y. TSisuSg.
SATURDAY. Aug :, 1853
AsHEs-The demand for Posis fair Sc Pesis quiet
ct f6 III SalerAtts steady u &c.
COsTON-The Grke, continues dull end heavy; the sles
only 800 bales. We repest former q1ots,ions:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

The Northern Light, We understand, taxes so0u'
$j2 900 in addition to the above.
Tie following table viii compare the exports Of me
seven principal staple articles for the week and year:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

BOSTON, Aus. s.-An. alp L. 0fesly Gsysssen'
Louise Eaten, Sawyer, do trs s;.rsis, Ns-onss@
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

siroe Jnus-Jl...siI s7s,557 el557s!,zs sS''''s'''
We annex comparative statement Of the Exports
exclusive of specie from NewYork TO foreign ports
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-15
The New Col:ty.

We noticed some time ago, that an eff
fort had been made to form a new county
out of Jasper, which so far succeeded as 10
get an order of the Commissioners for that
purpose: but the decision was appealed to
the Circuit Court. Judge Test, on the
first presentation OF the case, decided that
the appeal was taken too late, and he had
no jurisdiction in the matter. Subsequent
ly, as we learn from the Jasper Gazette, the
matter came up again, when he decided that
the law authorizing the location of new
counties was null, lie .ause the newly form
ed county under it cannot perfect its organ
ization. No provision is madc for holding
Courts, or for other necessary duties or
county government. The Legislature. the
Judge held, could enact law for making
new counties, but in this case they had fail
ell to do it, The whole affair will be APP
pealed to the Supreme Court by Newton
county.-Ind. jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-15
Gold Discovered.

The last mail from California brought
advices from Washington Territory, show
ing that an immense deposit of gold has
been discovered in the region extending
from Fort Colville to the head waters OF
Frazer's River. y letter from fort FOWL
send, Washington Territory, to Hon. Isaac
j. Stevens, dated Feb. 11th, 1858, says:
ALREADY some thirty pounds of gold
$3.50 OF. have been brought to Victoria,
Vancouver's Island. and everybody is ma
king arrangements to go to the mines
Gov. Douglas has gone up to Frazer's
River to visit the mines, and appoint the
Collectors to issue licenses. The Hudson
Bay Company's steamer has gone up with
tools and provisions for the miners"
In the vicinity Of Fort Colvillc, Anto-
MO Plante, settler who resides on Cnur,
d'Alene River, and personally known to
Governor Stevens. took with a single rock
er, four thousand dollars in gold in two
weeks. He was assisted by one man only.
They carried their gold to the Dalles, where
they purchased quantity of tools and pro-
visions, and again LETT for the mines. A
correspondent of the Oregon Times writes
that the gold in the Northern part of the
Territory is plenty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-15
Strong but Just.

The LaPoite Times, Democratic, speaks
in the following indignant and forcibe lam
guage in reference to the refusal of the
Senate to concur in the House substitute
for the Senate Lccompton bill:
"As we so to press the news arrives that
tho House substitute to the Senate Bill,
(embodying the Crittenden amendment, J
was rejected yesterday by the Senate
Step by step are some of our Northern
members plunging deeper and deeper into
sin and infamy. They have urged the ne
cessity of "pacifcation" as reason for sup
porting the Lecompton Constitution, and
asserted that they voted for that measure to
bring peace upon the couatry. 1t is demon
s.rated now, that Lccompton cannot pass
the House. The substitute proposed by
Mr.. Crittenden--a Southern man is fair
and just to the country and to the people Of
Kansas. Its adoption would settle this
"vexed question: 1t would take it out of
Congress. and from before the country
Why then pursue this warfare longer? Is
patriotism, or party interest vindicated by
this course? What great sin have the De-
mocracy of the country committed that they
should be cursed, as they are, with so many
traitors in the United States Senate? The
day is not distant when the men who mis-
represent them there will pray for the noun
tains to fall down and cover them from the
indignation of an outraged people"