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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

H. w. Thomas, Christopher NeaI.,
X. H. Staber, r. F Lester
W. NJ. Turner, ShoIto I Stuart,
I. B. Robertson, p. d. LipScomb,
w D. Massey, Slas BIglow,
w. I. Harper, James T. CIose,
I. T. Hill, Edward Saug.rer
Richard H. Carter, A. f. Bakey
OPFICERs:
II. ". Thomas, President. ". b. Massey, Treasurer.
T. B. Robertson, Vice Prest. T.. ssng,er, Secretary
JAMES T. CLOSE, Actudry and G,E,yu iy,E.
NH 23-c&dly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

10 HH b 1:"a;Sg' Pi S. Ss' s sssAs do
10 nhds prime English Island Molseses
20 bbls do Golden Syrup
35 bags do Brown Rio Coffee
IS boxes Resin Soap
Is do. Jackson's Tallow Candles
IS butts strictly prime Cavendish Tobac-
CO, just received, and for sale, by
J. H. MCVElGH K SON,
nov 3 Prince street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

DRANDY-
- 81 pipes pure and gh.havored "Henesey'
brandy, lS45
p pipes Rochelle Brandy
2 | casks pure Port Wine
1t d" pure Sherry Wine
24 &" pure Madeira Wine
pipe pure Holland Gin
puncheon pure Jamaica Spirits, for sale
by T. A. BREWIS & co.
sep 22-eo4m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

4 tAMPHnR ICE.-A certain cure for Chap
~ ped Hands, Lips, Frosts, ChllblaIns, Ex-
coratIons of the Skin, thaiirg ot Infants, &c,
for sale by HENRY COOK 4 co,
nov IS Sarepia Hall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

TLLIS SOLUTION OF CITRATE MAG.
IL NESIA, Coxs Sparkling Gelatine, Bur.
gundy PItcn and Arnica Strengthening Plasters
Borax, Sago Wliet Seed. otto OF Roses. Sash
Tools and Varnisn Brushes Indigo Blue, lod!de
OF Potassium, ChloTate OF Potash, just received
and Tor saleby JAS. ENTWISLE, liz,
nov IL Ap0thecary s.. King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

ORDON'S CHAFALA' FURNITURE
" POLISH, TOR bringing out the brIllian-
cy OF iarnish, restoring Old furniture 10 its OIL
giRal ustre removing dark spots, stains and
dimness from all vanished surfaces. Price -
and So Cents per bottIe--just received and tor
sale By PEEL, STEVENS Il CO.,
nov 10 Corner of King and Alfred streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

TX HHDS. PORTO RICO SUGAR
LED 10 hhds Nuscovado Molasses
50 bags Rio Coffee
80 boxes Pearl Starch
IL " medium grade Cavendish Tobacco
Is terces Cider Vinegar, this day receiv.
ed, and for sale by J. H. McVEIGH Il SON,
nov IS Prin ce-street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

nov II No. 172, S. F.. cor King & Wash SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

nRUGS, &c-Bay Rum; Salad Oil; Putty;
- Heb Thyme; common Glue; Fresh Tam
arnds; Hemp seed; inst received, and for sale
by JAS ENTWISLE, JR,
nov II Apoth-cary. 81 King.street
nAVIDSON'S BREAST PS-We
~ have received SUI ply OF these improved
breast Pumps; also, Thomas and Goodyear
for sale by J. LEADBEATER II SON,
II mo 10 Siabier's Old Stand
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
1Inrksts-PeDo,,ed Jy Ts,sgrouL.

BuFTALo. Aug o. nl-FLoUR steady with uns6s,ed d.
clo.c, brsLds To lDs IS fox CANADIAN.
oI sAtra ~ IL. fr sup@rcAe Achzln from ne Whes. All
- - 'tsxfrs lndsrs and Michigan. WHEAT active es OF
tlo' % &C. igf warm ch.cssg Spring 73c soull Io
snc DOT Milwaukee Cob t - for white ouarag aud
Nhle Otlo. CcaA, lG. O.,ter saes 1890 bush warn
tic GO bush SQUAD az s7c Oar, bitter rood demand
or r sound sAes q c go bush et c. WmsgY non,
u ~ Care EEElGHTs hrrner out no q1o cas1
fenf be- ltst ~ = Corn l.c Oats &C. ns Yorz
SswtSo Az 2 ?. n-FLorE s,esay. wns.T f.ni :
s ,,v 1lsA a. .ec ior C1sgO sgTiIg Sfc Ms.ukrs
tth, and 81 81 II WLie Ca si Coz. very frn f,r
urdi Gales Ct l2eto blsh. sound we.,ern a. 72 g. osrs
uescJ s@es Of lS go t-iE. Rsne A.. CsGa FEEtGHrs
unetsHsed Nssa. ard Cam 6. 70 N,wYorS Lake aloa
-lO oush Wheat, 90 bash Com, l8soO bush Oats Cana
FAIokTs; go b Flour ~ 90 blsh. Waea. 2JOgJ 54A
tNoHsA1f, Az. 2-FLouR trchA,sed; sa a. e4jiSr
p
NEwoELEASs, Aug 2-CoTToS dun; one bals e neg O., a.
"a. u fLolA solve aLd advanced l2i.. CoaA Co.,
hi isfLfIA, Aczost 2-fLouR quiet sal,s n vex s
- "a r. WHEAT nli s.l-I Of 20 bul. S.ut eo
Rec e. . ia II n sld do White = 50 ~ u CO.'S
..
btLriNoaE Az 2-TLoUR tuH b. ,.eldy Ci.y sI's g..
.s~s.4 81. et - Dt1 - - WHEAT a-,gs ED bllTl-t
re-, - Mli,s. - J5asI - tbs lisssrf yssy
Atc- ttss ian q; t1Gg-c. iog mixed 5iCs6s ia Yellow
s-e Z. -s-c. Lr Nt..e. WHISKY Ct .iy L .5Gklc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

MoSDAY. Aug. o-P. y


TEe Seek market presents but few matters OF iasr-
est or tae dsy, he Reading movement being the only
one of importance in speculative way The dealings
ii this leading fancy both sessions Of The Board en-
bracs zoe sbares the Quotations running Up 10 81 Il
the close IF tie Second Bosrd. Tas op, ,rs.rg psss
co..isue TO tske ses-s option s,o,S fisey and show
disp0s.,n to accommodate iae bes.s 10 any way
they choose to sell tie s;ock Tae gaze is bold one
bat although a mere sqecaistior, his Temporarily
stronger chsxce OF success than tue seu,eess IA sr.
irg q siceks amer heavy de,lne, az az p.ri,d OF
great monetary abundance. TIE only features Of note
be side were the transactions 10 PAnams snd Pa.;fc
Msil-stock possessing in some pc.r.s ~ Identity Of
interest ls, wAish, for tAs p90ent sssn to
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

plrvB,oo ~ MAISE.--A large aud valuable &C.
posit Of pumbego or black lead hs been discovered
IN ln.zen MoantsiD, in the Town OF Sewry, OIi. .rd
Conr,y Maine. Several tuns have slresdy bean
mined and found to be OF au excellent quality. Men
arc now engaged in taking out the mineral ore for
nsrks, TIE Article 10 used in large quantities fO-
peneils for Furnishing cast iron, and for d ninsdng
iiction 70 the mscbintry of railroads, sesmbosts &c
iPor.isDd Argos, LAZY ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

IscTspI,Eisv.-On ON Thundsy last, ssys ne ST.
brido. on re s..ub.pyile and lids R.rosd, near
the village Of rchsve, by boring holes IL ma i-rZe
,iube-, 1lirg them yh tUrpsn;ine, sn1 setsiog tue
Nirts on ERE. The fire was under headEay, ana ne
,des ~ ,he bridge ID bszs when the freght tran
c,tos ,or, =, ts nsu1l speed. The engineer aa9 Ire
man put The brakes do 1n and Jumped, expecting to
,ss ,bc t,s;n and bridge all e 90 En together II
mon ruin, to the bottom o. tue creek But tas bridge
luckily, although enveloPed II iamee proved e'nipe.
70 The "other stlI-wster" where the brakes beng
down it soop s,opped. Tie Ere was speedily pu: 0a
and the biijge ,sved though in a slightly daniaed
ndtlor two ss b. ing 90 badly D1rned ss TO Re lure
new ores 10 BE tubsttuted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
HassCu.STs sailed

-. ttiof ffr-sisr NiiiisftI rrt1a, r.,,,,
y olA1l, 20 = 2 :. ialef. - f...lf ti.s Il "
4 rs p. -f c. Slice W 70. fd .- i,'e filt, y Il vs
4 ..sr N.serr Do :. A 6.u.ira ii T. Va. 81 I'll
t.oti D. u Welper. Doe. Ssl-l. d. a. ar,s J. q S-si
- Zlu.tc.a 49, lt.y e'1- p,l-ns b. t9i a,.s y.
Ire hi.. I'm j. u iul'1 CD. ct', tis 4 r-is a. 80
sr, P-tfsou. NJ ki'se ~ cl I-. sssss ~, y
shie NJ lu Rua busch Ms's .sky Juls NJ sef.,s, -
rfs.I Prince Juhls NClherg u. Nol.fs, Hsrn s-s-.S
If,rr lafi.er A Aer'. HsaIich HgsulSaa C.,.1N
t..o 4 hr Nsblo O:o RJt.ir ana ,er. Nd L,sT ~ 20
Y,ns. Arh Rehn r. ". Gsss Daniel btnsmsrn ", ,c..J
- -hra .r-rs Bcdfn Cas-. b4ths afi ctii -, s
- Mr. Sln6elc Oro Resp.snon, A-s. Scaoiis l,s, -,
rbi W Tlocsioss Joscph B. Borssr. CT. Nae, Ri ~
leb usr-. insiv jacob Egbe1s snd siy .af-@ go
Jhf rrrphy LOUIS Bfanit Chr >eI'ens'cln Hrry s>l ~
a. ~ br p JoAuscn Me- LsOubaIdi I'D 5s1, asf Ca. -
r,r "a IS ias.cJsssc-r To al, ioA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
OLD BpsG.
~. York Var
VIEW bEEY.
'eic- York Ydrds---Bklgn Y
/ l78 s9t6

1otts s,'....l,V42 l4Io o,3b 2SZ l.rS
1 ToIAL OLD AND EEw-Cty Mess, -; last month, -;
date last year, City Prime, -; last month, last
year 46 Repscked Meas 245l last month"; 3.ij last year.
l2l7 Repack.d Chicgo N.s, 24 last month 3178 las.
year so Railroad Beef 6i last month"; So las. year iO.
Refuse Mess f7 sst month 57f last year 9S7 Refuse Prime
8 last month 10; last year H. O.er Refuse 253 ast month
lat year, Country Mess -; last month 327 year
SG9. Country Prime, -; last month. -; last year, Tnn,
peoted tee, IN last month. last yesr IN Unn.pected
bbls, 4 a. moath Coo last yeer, l39 Totss9 ij3 last
month, l4.H0; last year 1907.
hlCEThere very tle doinsi Thc- unchansedi the
sales az unimpor-Ant.
sUGARs-ihe busiress is large aud prices very frn.
Rensd active and buoyat; sales Of lo bhds New Osus
q. 7c end $50 htds mostly Cuba a. oSc; also 80 hhd.
helsio 81 SEC.
sPLCkswe h.aI Of as. u so bags Pepper s and
bsss Pmeptos osttc
sALT-Ihe asSe. IS sr.r better h- demand rod Of
go Bushels Turks sed AID 90 Ah:ons .;l b. yh
.r raies.
sALIPETERAt b ston mott sales 4 600 -
and a bst. superior 81 :. L To-
TALLON-TLe inquiry il ard the usrke, is firm tales
oil20o b a; s.c TacT Oh 81 81. AID Rough fat a. Gc
cash.
WOOL-Ns,ye Fleece is in better supply bat in.,tye
prcs h.ny Gus,Ainsd the few n6king
81 Glc .or 20 C hoo. MeriDo scd Ssxony Aso CO.
bales Texas c 10. Pulled Wool is in supply and
v h fsr inquiry prices firmly; of no. CS exa
CoIry scd Lambs VOL q. 21sac qusity Ecrsgu u
IN better Iueit sales % ~ w,hed Cofdoys lec
- do heN' a. 70o so O.. wsled Ear, IadiA and d.
O!.- q gdgs,e tern: 40.
NhIskG-Ins market is shade better; the De a!;
baes CT - oL4s 81 -. 0-5t-, mainly &c-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
To marincr-.

ErN LfcHI HotsE AID oc. DELL y HOP s,D CLt.
sloIL, NAsTtcKLr SOUND. Hass-REYOLyNC LcBf' hIs.
sAL 81 sEcoaDs-s new Nqglif0gas has ben e,ees' ~
bnloP srl Cisr.s' snca, fsEtC kst slanr. Mas. L.,
TIE tower . 5L. n clf usli.e cu son. oln -
r'sCsc fl. Lffl poirf a the sioei The pier u ~
sc hei'ner 90 30. inches tsh Tie focal pl1Ee . y "
stcys iie .tseiof tlsstA
ite color l. Fey t-e Eg'rrsl color = ~ s.ore. Tie
fArg are 10 ls .cuf oftef rtr9flE css1loPf. Hf
le fyt. o. t frelt slowing liglt an Of ues ns,
eEtS MUfg lscfL IDS whch .lCsd T. ssOle, Ia ofoio&J
t q. am F!le.a. c.itsuoe Oi - rsl.I1a miles.
10 p q cu - ne Lgh. Hou.e eiyer b. r5- C'sst 49,
e. a. 81 p J. DofA. icn ~ ~ :. yef- Of O'e-a~N "a,
gb-lI 2 p rcl Ly r-chlely j. lfechi . W
ho-a', sno vii be SOUNDED In thick vesAeL II, ie''
iStt1 ihe co. Sc IS - tfccnc. = -.
lie Lisht House DeAfs rom Piqt C1nnlou ; y
r-ucl stance "a uau 8ilss The gh, vii o. % ~
ite hlst tine surttt -Le o--lg - ff-aJ m "a
lA- wl b. sspt buurg during tht ng4i srd e's''
i.fieafer iIcn suEsct T. suIIts. -. s<e
Toe BlstLI Gffts lzlty-fst -iA b. rsnose- n.s.s
sflcn abeut BE l.. Day Ct October al VII - -
l-Lt a., tAe -oIA q sept rex
b. ofcsr Il the Z lit li0u.. Bosrd.
w B. tBASRLIs, Ensr. 500
CE..s LisLt Hegse Bgsrc, WasblSsIop, " g. Jpy - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
1o..l ........ eI0l III %

TIE basle.s of tie CseAriag. House to-day wis
.ls,2Si,le3. Tie MsuopohAa certificates are std
s. coo.
s Draper. dsily suction ssie Of boa3s ana s.szEs
viii take place to morrow ruesisy, s, ~ o'cock, a:
the Merchants Exchange.
The deposits in TIE Phlsjeiphis Mint in July we're
,jl2 So and the coinsgs ij93 2ii Of which fls 90
wss silyer.
Tbe Empire CITY ,o-dsy, tOr Hsyans, took sSeoO
Il Spsrish gold.
The amounts in the seversl Depos..0r.es Of the
United States subsc. TO the DRAFT OF The Treasurer OIL
the 18th of July were a. follows
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

THE CoLoRADo ExPEDuIos.-T lawrence Kan
sas correspondent Of The Boston Journal under date
Of Inly 90 gives the following account Of The arrival
efIAeu Iyess Colorado expedition a. that city, with
pome particulars in regard to their long and toi.some
journey:
Lieut.. Ives's Colorado Exploring Expedition
passed through town this afternoon on their way 10
Fort Leavenworth. 1t will be remembered that AFTER
rsoepdipg the Colorado from the Gulf OF California to
above the mouth OF the Virgin River, distance OF
80 miee in the light draught steamer sent out Tor tue
purpose, the commander returned 10 the faeIic,
leaving the teams and to the country OF the
Upper Colorado toward Santa Fe on Their route home
Accompanying the train was DIR. ). ;. Newosfry,
Surgeon and Geoogst of the expedition, with George
H. Peacock, train master, B. Mohausen, artist aad
f. w. Eglotiestein, topographer.
"The doctor speaks of the Upper Colorado valley
n being extremely rich IN geological developments
picturesque and striking IN scenery, but utterly barren
and yHlutles for the purpose OF CIVILIZATION. lney
have brought large number OF tine specimens, geo
logical chronological and botanical, as well as COM
plete shetch Of the topography OF that hitherto un
krown region. Their explorations have been c)n-
aled 70 the Seth and 31thdegees of latitude They left
Lieut. Ives February Is, consequently they have
been over five months engaged In their work. Ihey
have been sixty days the direct trp home. Afeer
Isayng the Colorado they struck the San Jusn river
and then Lieut.. Beses route which they report to be
The best and most feasible route for the great Pacific
Railroad. They left Santa Re on the 10Th OF June,
consequently have been thirty days from that point
All Of the men and teams looked exceedingly hard,
and the men seemed glad to return to civilization.
There were sx teams OF sl1 mules eacs ami Two am
balances for the officers. They report tue stories CT
extensive lndisn depredatiOns n Ari1ons to be IN
founded. The Apsches had cosiGed themselves This
reason TO taking few head Of cattle. They passed
body Of LOO Indians az the head Of the Colorado.
They in their paint but could net learn tlei.
destination. The Navsjos in NeT-Mexico ma,e de-
scent, and stole large number OF ostte fron q mill
tary post They were recovered, and some forty
head of Indisn cattle Killed. Tns is al the &c We of
interest the expedition brings. They report the route
10 Santa r. having been nearly destitute of water
They had 70 travel sixty miles without any,
occasion. The late rains viii mako It abundant"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

srHious @IsrAzE About i O'Clock on Saudsy
rsh. or. Of the residents Of the Sixteenth Ward dis
covered quite good quit Q; clothing hanging upon the
ysDT IN front Of he house. Upon Investigation it was
Sotna that q seaman hsd become quite Obvious sad
AsS andressed himself hanging bis clothing upon tne
rsilirg, thinking il was chair 10 h. bedroom. He
was induced 10 dress himself and 70 TO his homs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

THE NIGER ExrEpIrIos.-By the las. accounts
from Aics the officers composing the Niger expedi-
ton ell well at theu encampmeni near E2oos,
with the exception Of Mr. Dsyey the surgeon, waose
stste Of health has obliged him to return TO Eossnd
in the mail packet Hope. Lieut.. Glover has rsl oieed
h.s companions, much improved IN heath by hls visit
to Lagos and 10 Sierra Lsons, sDd Hr. May had also
returned from his visit TO Fernando Po. The former
cfcer. It is expected, would return - Lsgos TO swat
the arrival Of the new steamer he Rainbow, IN order
10 take her up the Niger, and 70 make chart OF the
river fiOm the source 20 the confluence, the
former chart having been lost 10 the Day Spring
BY II last accounts Ar. My had sgsa ,raverssd tie
Yoruba country 10 Iba5dSn With the euion Of open
ing direct communication between the cOah ieuce aod
Lagos in oider to give the establishment formed az
the COZ nueuce a dIrect postsl communication with
England Via Lsgos. Ii Is feared the mAreacing war
hike population Of loaddan vii throw obstacles "a toe
way doppose Mr.. Nays lauaable endesvorSi should
they do so Mr. May, who Is energetic nsn, N1N no
dc ubt seek 10 accomplish h object through the town
o. Ogbsmshaw. The countries which NJ. h3y 1ast
traverse TO reach the confluence of TIE I9esha and
others have long been hSrssssd by the s,sve-huu,s
Of tbe IbsddEn people, hence their OBJ ssion 10 wals
mans whiting these prosecuted people. Brush Ia
fssnee and legitiu6te cotcuerce-sheb durics The
lsst 6ye yesr have beer trough, e se.- 90 Toe van
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

3.sy vCs co1veyej g tss- Teo1e5oSs No. u War
,t,.ss 81 Dr. H5mso- so3 o,hsrs we're ea,l4d u -
..i.pS &c iAers. rrcnouncsi VI, Fsllho1se BE-
ytrd The hope Of recovery. Tee o.hsr msn not
quite 20 bsaly hut brt 8 pot.th stan3isg, 10 daa-
fsTo0s CONDITION feStOu-e has vile ard enid
SoAiol elnsL e wI:hoa, family Bob ere Gsrmi's.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

e-s ~. cf q. - cri-;oe- 80 - ,s1-
eT ,,tveir, s.sa - ihc ns'',o trs'srs - -As "a
tiss ,r3 20 E5gishreo m ps''ioaisr, who es eve
-ts,s r,o.i,ed with welcome X ujneis aod fsd2sc',
- rocrtbh sugplcs GrHaldod 70 the e1pei4oo ~
tte-r.,c.n ent near R.ph. by Her hJes y Y .
srl al Lscos beng 6lowci q pas thf'lgl 81 'ne
toans Of Iofbt floc Of Tie Lsu.l tol.s ie''7A Oh
joGds G.. n.cf, AsJ else.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

woxAs Res 0vER.--A lady named Sarah s1i:a o.
= visi: from New-Jersey to Der brother in JorIsmon
,tse,, vss run over by light wagon N Court "fes'
yesterday opposite the City Hail. and severely M ire,
See hsd inst stepped from csr ind the hsns sen- 20
o. nDg rom The opposite direction "ss kDo'h0' 'o"n
ard The wheels passed over her. s's "'s '''''!oi
10 her brother bcuse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
.N.lRL.NE' JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
lcnrcd.

s..srship-Empile cay GEiasn Havana, u. O. Rot.,;s
Bsrks-Wea,heIesge Nck-e RIO Janelo q ., Aots ca.
Cuilrn.s Brown Galys 500. Watensn, Dimon CO. '
Bries-NEbssb, Hsosop. 81 Jsgo Coos W. '" kessel xa
Priu,ss, loui,a Boston, IIonhoe \ Lo,dley
sshcon,Is-N. Sh,l,r, Strickland Hartford, D. Elsxs
~ steal. G.bbs Philadelphia James Hand; Bsry.n Aess
Cty P.ut Jas. Hunter Co.; Leocsis smal Sseul kW
Royes Co; r. johnson. Tunnel, baiinore, MAILER LSik
O,creau, n. W. Smith, NsH' Chae''H' M'0'eads aest
S,eamels-sr.,ol Ain, Plnsielph.a, J. \, Brgs Nss
chu,ttts Ea,l. P,iih AmbJy, PlNe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Disasters, sc.

LrvERPcOl Jug 1.-THE brig Merlin (of New.Yotl Ca1-
Obhs put tscs O. this pot qnsnce Of 0ng nef ofs1
and the second cey sayng this port foE Croa.,.5
tie hll does rot sFpeeT used The saips Fecct M
tsfc PhOus suo the @Nn1r, tie former AID ls.>r wss
Of cosion IN chGe while their pssags % an
PIT And rszet to that the Of the Centsfsn whsh
TIE tbck weather DOWN the brig Vine oosoadsd, sss
io na. attended via loss o. lie he part u .bs V1s -
Li perslrg s1Ceptore Tho stp Ooi ld.r Of sS2n
v.e IN the olt o berg towed olt from the Rive Aes ~
l1tO The sp Gith.rct the damage 10 n batter yss'l s
been sesI ,he stb beng tas Iyrri ne Goldhleef ~,
och csnagsd about the bow. louz oowsort Dom ssa
viii, 70 rth' ad Ac The Pholix put b.s - tA'P'4
,sEy sne s csohargiug Tor t. purpose Of being toskei
by letteE 70 tgcod 1.er, esq, Sec. Bo1d
BARk IsTnLR fks.cts, CrosksT from Al ost1is ~. w.
fos. before reported tie focks fsnzda c)n es'.
tTsairg JG Q, AID tie Sta Joe eatrely 49,
ae crew o'IeJ escascd vita iher lyes Ih@ s,is and '
Le iackAls saved sIc so.d Gfanaas b C1pt
hey 1outni ort tfie ~ wss before strei tns, Csp "
ztst Nctib = AIDES n L.. .c0oLnr, which ras
ne etp'a ana A. vfe arrived J. ,, pot on Friday l oa
As1aAos vs. . which pCf. uey 5rolsh y v! -
en- btrtsefes. Cap With his ale and crew wefs -.
y . efest tinCIss @Al a. Gf,I o. ana asen = S"
y al kls sl ssGr a. I1d Of us1A! ssi.-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

SrAnpIsG ArTRAY-A Man DAvGTnOUsLY H.
JURrp On Sunday a difficulty occurred between a
party Of Irish and Germans, in the neghborbood Of
Ninth street and Flstbush avenue, In which a man
named Michael McDonald was dangerously stabbed
by Charles Brown. The Germans were returning
from pic. ME, which was held in grove at the resr
Of Lhchfelds mansion, when the difficulty occurred.
The statements conflicting that it is impossible
10 say who the aggressprs were. Mcdonald was
stabbed three times-twice in the left side, and
supposed penetrating the lungs, and once in the
shoulder. blade He was conveyed 10 the Hospital,
and Brown and severs! other Germans were arrested
snd committed TO await examination. A dirk.knife
with (which the stabs had evidently been inflicted
was found near the place Of the affray.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Passengers Arrived

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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

RxroRT OF 1BE sUgERISTEspESTs OF THE PcoR.
The following is the annual report Of the Superin-
tepaeIts Of the Poor for the Western District, show
as the rumber Of persons relieved amount expended
fer their support DC, from August 1867 t1 jay 1853,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

NpfsvgRE AiMAN,c......rMis nay.
s,x g,s.. ASS SUs-Se,s.... 7:l3 Moox-R,e. ia,
men w,TER.....riiis DAY.
s.nsv Heoh Os5 Cows Island. l;l5 HeL-0sa "a,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
MARRIED..

CUlNFRAU-BARER-A. Cincinnati, Ohio on Ffaay Jlly
.S BIZ he Dr. Cray Mr. r. S. Chsnsu Of New iors -
h.,s Hen1e.ta Baker q Philadelphia, Penn
PRATT-WhITTLESEY-AtS Se'e1n Conn, Saturday jay
81 by the Rev JOSEPH Brevster If New Haven Conn., GO
Pratt Of East Wey mouth, Mass. 20 Sarah Ni,toa second
daughter OF the Hon. q. Whitesey Of Salem.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Ky TeIcgrnDI,,
RnATnA

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osphai snf' hocha Martin, Calcutta Argo, Ballad L'a
pool
beley, bark Tonic.
NEW W-ORIkArS. Aug I-Tb. ste.nsho Odx,bA fon
New ioTk, sTnyed here 0day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

VIoLiTIos OF ORDIsasoEs-The monthly report
tf inspectors Sraug and Con, for Jolly, shows that
Us anests were made for violations Of ordinances
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Nsw YoES cLAssIFicArfoy.

COtFLEu yi-w of he slcoa ss,s u ~ blEs slloi
"esiAsE Gage hre ,sT Eo beea Any s.s u To- -aJ
rr1se : formerly
DEW OODs-If gzoo6 is u fair ssppy, EaG lie m1k.:
81. el j. th- sbss-c- cf -A-e SczlsIs
go h-G ~occs ard pri:es h,m tses Flsc
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
4NEKJE.R,SEY LI'ENS.

CIIY Marshal 5 REPORT. There were 81 persons
con- ntsd to jersey City Prison, for various oenses
foI the month ending Jaly 81. NetivityIrelaud, 6i
Esgland 10; Germany, 3; United States, 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

DRowYED-A boy named James Fallen, residing
m Sussex street, was drowned IN tae Morris Caasi
Dock On Saturday night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

FGHT.-Thomas Sullivan and Edward Tracy, sc
rompaned by large party, proceeded 10 Bedford
on Sunday to fight. They bad five rounds, when Sui
hvaD wss declared the victor and the psrty returned
10 the city,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
TJsL............ DeA
Enkt turs Of coal not delivered deducted from the
<s.,. nskiIg total expenditure $3.50 6il.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CT
Al number of families temporarily reliey

Total number Of families temporarily relieved,
4N6 of which SO were Americans 2O9 being Colored),
g. Of Iresrd 28l of England, $50 of Germany, 80
OF Scotland % Of Car ada, Of West udies, Of East
1ndies, Of Spain. l6 of France 6 of Portugal, OF
Switzerland, Of Norway, . Of Wales ofise OF Man,
. Of Prussia, of Holland, Of Italy, ll6 unknown,
total, 1876
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

4 EExpLosIoE OF A ChNPHEKE LlMr.-A servant
named Grace Fsrsn was seriously injured on Sunday
evening by the explosion Of a camphene lamp. She
resided with family at No. 20 Bridge street. The
lamp appears fell and scattered the fud about the
store, ignitDg her dress
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Msrkers.-clnEgrlF, RrloFrED goa 7

MsTkets.-CARLEULFY REloETED FOR TIE y. T. TEIatNE.
MONDAY, Arsu-t ,, l353.
ASEs-The rnsrks. s,-5y With fair lagg.y. sss Ct -
tbls. 81 80 iCr Pots ErG - ~ Tor Pearl.
COrION-te marie; ior lois On the SPOT is iL ID ast JE
irtrn ilvcic. there J. demand sae- bl-s
Il sl..f4 IL As ofe-si Liverpool 3te Ioa.aly
/. us.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
IAdv-rl.-n,rt

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buy and sci STocXs BCNDs tc, tie B3Ari SIoksrl
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