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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03
Srw ApruLe FOR SMOKERS =

1zpFNIEAF'S NERVOUS ClHA ASS.-The
.-,y-sf r b, these q sVt having devoted muck time
q. sf.,sy rSpefiHl ming up"3I tobacco has Mt last
,r---jalu pspiu, }S an ayuIe taI supei ior 60 any
AK. vet feyet 81 fhe public.
ID ~ h. tye sir adv been introduced into the lar
-s -.f.rs with cutirT success having been pro.
.-r.r.! hs the press to he better art Gle than
..r..chfs Il fho imported ones, which opinion
So f,,t ra5paajr ally endorsed by CoHnn0iseurs of
81. '.cst
r., ul 'sr>gp@l having taken She agency for
-.. Jsga-> ~auit Glast respectfully invite all who
y, wish trs Wholesome, fragrant article, that is
..,r-eufrf AMI vil1 br f0aBi upon trial not to in.
,. th, has,'th e. cAIt and exNmiuc Tor themselves
- ,sfs wholesale and retail IN
NV COREY co.
r#h .-lms No l23 r. 81 street
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IN BBLS. fresh Roll Butter for sale by
~ ap2 TH0e JONES co.
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E.~GEoRGs B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
at residence, No 23l, on Main, between Stt and 9Th
tTa0ts Richmond Va. my 3g-ly
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Mutss wox'r AsswER.--The passenger rsilway
companies Of New York city, hAsing calculated
esrefnIiy that mules wontd be moro ecoueHffat
thaa horses to draw their cars, have been using
them all along until at last they md that korseH
are cheaper. Accordingly they are disusinx The
nrlcs and substituting Aorsess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

SERIOUSLY BuRsT.--We learn from the Columbus
sun that Mrs. Daniel wife Of Mr.. J. III. Daniel, OF
Columbus and daughter of Hon. Alfred IyersoR,
very seriously bat Ii is hoped fatally burnt
on Thursday morning last. at Griffin, Ga. Her aress
took fire while STOPPING before the fre 10 tie the
shoes of her little child. Without raising an
alarm she at once went aud pulled off some of the
bed covering and enyeloped herself In IL. and then
fell on the floor and thus extinguished the flames,
but not until most Of her clothing had been burnt
on her, and herself badly burnt,
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sss~ GRAM MEAsunER.-To THE

TIERS or THE CRY or RiCHxoSD.-I respectfully an
nnnnce m yselt a candidate for the above office.
NH 2S-tde% WILLIAM hATTS.
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SUPERINTENDENT or GAS WORKS.

E1hp T iHE UIHVfEIButu 10 H CHHUIUfI6
for reelection 10 the office Of SUPERINTENDENT
OF THE CITY GAS WORKS and respectftllly so
lei.s the Votes of his fellow citizens.
NH Ig--tde THOs II WYNNE
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Ia In RESPONSE TO the cali of .Marv

IN KEsFONsE TO The call OF "Msny
voters" through the columns of tbs Disna.eb an.
noubse @ myself candidate for the Office Of HIGH
80, NS,IAbLE Tor the city II Richmond at the ap-
tIUvachng election Should it be the pleasure Of ms
.euowciilZrns TO elect me to the ofce mindful of its
possibilities pledge uyseif to their faithful dis
charRe: NH 22--dtdes JOHN III. DIGGES
Hp south, ENQUIRER and Whg please conY
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SALE OF TIE CoisISs SfKkxsHf. fine saie'ef the
stesmships Baltic, Atlantic and Adrisfic, of the
Collins steamship line look place to-day, 1T i21z
oe uek Mt public suctiou. BY order Of tbs Sheriff.
Mr.. ]. G. iiieit The liabilities on the three ses
seis being $GsT. 800, they were sold together and
brought sb0onn The purchaser was Dudley b.
Fuller, Esq--,iesr. ~ Gbas., iamss. =
dispatel, froua New York says the sale of the
Collins steamers h generally Looked upon -
farce. They were bought In by relative Of Brown
4 Brothers, as 10 supposed for those gentiemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

The VIRGTsIA RIFlEs are TO give .
civic and military ball next Monday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03
MONROE WARD.
THE CoUNcIL-PEorLE's TICKET


CITY COUNCIL The following ticket
will he most cordially supported by ali class, of
voters in MONROE WARD for the City Council:
George Crutcbheld, James Scott,
James d Browne. George W Smith,
Thomas Eppes.
The above are well tried and faithful men.
NH 3O-tde A VOTER
JEFFERSON WARD.-The following Tick
ct composed of men of known worth and ability
will be cordially supported for Aldermen and Conn
climen at the ensuing charter clecti ms, by the
voters of Jefferson Ward:
f0R ALDERMEN FOR CcTNCILNEN.
Nm TaylJ VIM II Richardson
Geo Sadlcr John II Grransr
ID SanNay AR Hill
Alfred luues 4 Stokes
Chas Hill. RIO IIaskins
l-6t%
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To THE VoTsRs OF THE CITy O

JoSpI am a candidate for reelection to the Office
ot CITY GRAIN MEASUKEn, and respectfully so
iict your votct at the ensuing charter election.
NH 23-dtde~ JAMES B GLIB.
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HIGH CONSTABLE II respectfi,llv an
nounce myself as candifet for recollection to tha
oftee s HIGH CUNsTABLE
mh I5-tds n RtIPfEp
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A yonng man MAS rode on rail ead drises 80 9
Of the neishborhood, at Msaison. Aenros eonn:It
N. II. last Friday, BY peighbofs. hf shamsfhlL
aesss iisg au orphan girl, whom hs bAd usEyssu
fT her money. tsfses9 sNEsz s. 49,
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GRAIN MEASURER.

GRAIN MEAsURgR i am candidate
for the ahoy Office and respectfully solicit the
OF my fellow citizens. RICHARD Ii kIDDlCk.
An -
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Eas- AM a CANDIDATE FOR rEE Or
FJcE OF COMMISSIONER OF TIE REVENUE for
VI nroe Ward.
NH If-tdef JSO NJ MURRAY.
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iirnry Linstedt, young German. commifted
suicide In Charleston, q. c., last Tuesday nieah
by disehargiag tho contents Of pistol saso IA
mouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

RE- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH
Noxp-F FcIlow-t ,itizens L declare myself candi-
,lsic for the Once of GRAIN MEASURkR.
sp l-6t% ATKINSON.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE,

MAYOR.
Ne All again candidate for re-elec-
''on To- the office of MAYOR Of this city.
"h te-tae JOSEPH MAYO
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VISIT OF RICHMOND KNIGHT TEMpLARs TO BosroN.--
The Richmond Enesmpment Of knight Templare.
Of Richmond Va. will visit Boston about the 10th
Of June next, TO be present on Sc. Johns day the
9th. About 60 Knights will be present under
the command of Sir kt. +, ii. Gill. They will be
received and entertained by the De Molay En-
campment OF knight Templars of this city.-Bos,
ton LEDGER. te
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Mr.. Charles McNicken one of the Oldest citizens
Of Cincinnati, died on Tuesday, leaving an sssaie
valued at 81 100000.
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TuiRTf FIVE PER CENT
GF fHE PREMIUMS PAID
va, g., Y,sv casa. reserve their ilVidends In
- tSiF l,S. " ~, siNe notvs are credited ca their
N 10 ,lh inc THIRTY FIVE FER CkA1, DIV
IpFNp- ......-.., =, r.l,i.
.-....... ........... 0s6,ilS Il
u.s., I,ss-4 hy ,p.th ......... l'70t Ssa -
tot Ian f4t. f>,~. .... ....,.. s. 80, 80 =
l,-t s@u0o3 have l,yn p~id to families hNtng i''
-. ermraay beng rtktLf MUTUAL. those
,r.,.-..f IN Nirsirtn share fully n All benefits,
E IT,, ENpWLFS A WALFORD.
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s@ "' aSath candidate Tor re-eiec-
nh iS-tde JrSEElI MAYA
CoCNCfLNFN AND ALDERMEN.
Eas~TH. undersigned respectfully de-
c,nes being candidate Tor the City Council a, tho
"r 2-de CHARLES pIMaoCK.
- MONROE WARD TICK ET The sentIspan
e'aroNinS the following ticket being m,n Of stcr.
ING worth. VIII be supported by the voters OF Mon
FoR 4tnFNRS. son Co,sS,1t
Jno nne,,r,dge wn % Saunders
yho Murray Wellington Goidin
&C c fIless a'est0mO ,,y tw :, ,t,lazsbrOok .sa,,
ap3~5ts
as- MONROE wARD.-people's Ticket for the
IW Glszehfonk Geo A Hrndley
1hos e Epps
The shova Ti~ket Of OK prriei,ce and f.,tbfn, rpb
a omcef OF the elty tall having spent years Of la
r nr he benefit Of the city } will be supported by
'heH NtIo"'C'uhehs, generally, as Councwen for
ihe next year. ap2 tdes
r. MONROE wARD.-The following tieke,
wit be supported by the voters Of Monroe Ward
FdE ALDERMEN. FOR CouACLsEy
Jas Bray, Saml ID Denoon
~ Stafh Richard Morris,
beFeriage. Nm Allen.
Chas Z Word, Chss Dnlmock
sp 2-tdet
ho"THE NorERs OF Monroe WARD will bear in
MUD hat the following gentlemen are candidates
f'F the Common Council:
Reseridse RG Morris
W Allen Wellington Goddin
Charles DmmCCk
Come rally 20 the polls on the day Of eiectio and
vote loT the men that will study the cilizeus in
Itrest. YtiiING tMnHIrA
nh 3G--5t&
As'MoNRoE WARD CITIZENS TICKET-The follow
ing gentlemen Of experience and tried ability hay
inE ably and faithfully served the people Monroe
" ard for several years in the City Council will
again serve If elected: therefore, they will again
receive the cordial support from the voters of all
ctions If Mouroe Ward at the charter elections ON
ednesday, the eth day of April next:
FOR cuUNcILMEN. FOR ALDERMEN.
Denoou John l. Tate
u Saunders James Bray
Dlmmock l. bipecomb
" z Allen III Stark
l. HlsZebronk. JW iSeyer;dle
NH 30-tde
MONROE WARD.
COUNCIL. HUsTISGs COURT.
David J Saunders, James BRAY
Geo Crutchheld, Charles G Elicit
James scott, Thomas Sampson,
IL tpps, y Lipscnmb,
RG N0rriss J w Beyeridgn
me anoNt IlCBet VIII receive the support of many
voters Of MONROE WARD. NH 27-,des
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As%MoSRoE WARD CITIZENS TICKET.-The follow
ing gcntlemen Of experience aud tried ability, hay.
inG ably and faithfully served the people Of Monroe
ward for several years in the City Council will
again serve If elected: therefore, they will again
receive the cordial support from the voters of all
3 ctohs 81 M9nroe Ward at the charter elections on
NJ Aln.sE4N TIN. - Any - Anil .ansct
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spGCIAb MOTTO 50.
~. TtiF eMITt AL BENEFIT
rIFE COMPANY.
THIRTY FIVE FER CENT

trrIfRys NJ fHE lNSURkD ~ ANNUAL DIT
I".' NinENDS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
Repoyted Iv Tc,sor1ph.

NEw ORLEANS July 2s-CorroS-s.les to-day bales at
ne tor Middlns. FLovRAn sdvsncIng snd1py CoRy, IS
BALIINoEE July 90FLovR less frm New City 81 s7i-s
declre Of I2ic. Howard street sa Ohio 81 IS WHs.r
f0r prime S l5 s 20 for common White and 2ja 81 -
fox choice. du sni White lowers sales ~ G3s snd
Of Yellow at cas2c Blk MEATS EEmi Shoulders ' Sides,
elQflc LARD held AZ u .c-
PHiLADELPHI, Juiy 5o-FLouR firm a, 81 25q s5 WHE,T
in oensld. bu. White 81 30Qsl S. Red 81 la
81 -. CoEN scarce a. 99c.
i've to day o bb. a: z;c. There IS nothing doing
Provisions
CrAcIssAII Jolly SO-PLoUR-sse. 600 bbls at Ia 81 IS
fr supsne. WHISKY 22ic, with good demand Provisions
dull LNsEED OIL l3lc.
OswEGo July So .. m.-FLoUR steady aud shipments
Montreal end Quobe iD;reaDg WHEAT hrm sales Of 1909
bush 70dSoc Coz Choice Chicago Sping O5
str White Canadian Com firm Tor sound VIII ID /.
CANsL FREIGHTs lower: Wheat &C. 70 New York LAKE Isl
yors: 5ooO buh. Whest 400 bush Oats CANAL Exports:
400 bush. Wheat 2.CCO bush Corn.
plies well msLtain d. sales so bs WHEAT quiet
and ght; sales 90 bush = ID for white Michigan
: 10 or prime white adap pacel Ke1
Mixed but whou. buyers the only sss Hsaed 7Od
lie in lots OATS iQ i5 for Sound CHICAGO SHPPED
e2 co bsAh Corn e. bush WheG 81 600 Oss
CHICAGO July J-FLoUR quiet. WHEAT frm ,n3 advanced
c; secs 30 90 bush 7O17. CoRS buoyaat ssles II
tush OATS firm sHIPNsSTs Buf.o: SO bbs P0ur
tlto0 bush Wheat RECEIPTS; 2oO be Flour 1850 blsi.
Meat, Il 0t0 bush
BrFsALo J1ly 80 uFLouR quiet; sales OF so bb. a.
~ FOR Nisconr 81 81 for Onio; s 6lt fr
DOT be WHEAT steady and 10 fair demlsd tJ milling
sss Of 90 bush 55 Tor souu3 CEicaxo s2fnr; fr
With restricts sales nssket nomius at SIC c he..ei OATS
H0ltsB firm sourd nominal 8, &C. WHISKY esssf sses o.
20 bts a. &c. FEEeHIs unchanged. aud sod inquiry
bosts Os'f Sc Con- ~ Whe. lc Flour fOc New York
60 :. 0c blfh. Ol. ExroRTs: 100 bbls. Flour 90 bls
Wtes S2eo bss. CoIr ID 10 buih Oats go bush. Rye.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

RrroRr OF CROPS IN CoLrNBIA COUNTY, n. y
Hay s less in quantity but better in quality than that
Of the past year. Rye the leading grain and both n
suantity and quality better than in 1851. Oats have
essentially recovered themselves to an average cop
from the late raips and far in excellent condition
Wheat, little or none cultivated. Tne weeyil the
wsevl, is the cause.
Po,stoes-Eears were entertained for this potentis
root but they vsnshed with tue ra.n. Crop az ave-
rage one, and Of good qushty.
Fru:s-An Acceptable and generous crop begisning
70 show in the markets already. Berries ditto and
plenty. Lsrge plantations are settiag ready for
another yeaE.
Thst n correc. notion may be formed Of the pro-
duc.iye industry Of our people, srrex a sumglsry
statement The OF the county is 1901 600 acres
r,ore aiy i6ed into twenty towns Of an average OF
IL COO acres each. One third pasture and mesdow,
one third grain, and the other woodlsnd aud water,
gsrdens, &c. 40
These lands have average value Of $50 an acre,
perhaps 500 For farm Of 300 acres In the cene.
If the county 500 was refused and this fair aver
age Of other lands in and about toe county lines Near
tue Hudson, of ,ouree, the average is greser-slOO
I n 10. SrYe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

TIE Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Kali
road Company, to-day, adopted the following rssou-
ione:
Re,orl Ths this Company regrets the which hiss
been pursued By other Railway C1mpsnes reducing
fhsres for of freight aud passengers between the
Fast and The West the rates previously established scarcely
si I'd ID fair enumeration.
Reord That this Conpany will adhere 10 its tariff rate.
established hereafter modify them aud will
slow 'he TO be altered By other Compaoy Com
fsnies
ind ilered, The existing between This Company
Michigan Central Railroad Company, provides thai the
tariff for through shall be established aud shall BE- uniform
rad and shall be by Of tha, Company
aud this al that devatols shall be all wed directly
Indirectly ,Xcep. BY mutual oonsert" Therefore be i
Resoired That re-srd this Company aud Michigan
Central Compar both being bound by said contet and each
beng prohibited thereby from reducing the rates Of fare and
transportation through buscess that contrast entered
in IN o,obe 1881 the result Of long negotiation and
W. solely with view h avoid runous competition
cannot ccnsent 10 any de epsrture from IL provisions
He,oed That while De- lining 20 t.ke part in the cones;
g1g between rival lre prepared - do hro sh
with M connecting lines both regards fe sh ald
pssseug.Is IN the same manner a heretofore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

r.ltsrrs 70 ;ha C2rPss? AVE os1ssa e. aiysi,e Il
81 ~ = mare.
lsasE-is-Ths .,ooA ofth. Compsnyis = s.-c.- 2
p htc Dat fisT.s are ,arsiy IA .1s msTks'- L1s
;hl1teri- thys isr -dy 81 amount 20 i-iais ae'-
l,if H0YALL-Pices through TIC n1ail IsV' -
iff1r I-tacu. much hcc,gslon. eaipulsI-s '-s
sc8scl 10 .Ur n.t-
NrSNT.ora.-Thsre il 4 nodsrEte demand SO SO N.
sl.). T1e proouct for Jurs wss i6l! thus. Bsside
tie new mass OF $50 tuns there have recently o.sn
taken on. Of tie open Gu. between N5s. ard s1s'
IN the copek mereie about 20 urs Of masses sn1 81
rel woTk-arew ard exrGorcir,ry feature. u Is n
possible 10 est mate tte eItent o. this deposit, bat
es Dt appearances indicate It 10 be most vssusoie
ADDITION 10 the mire. Under ds;e Of July To- me
agent writes ths. in the - oathom level east OF No.
sh.ft hss been partially exposed OF s1 Tee. IN
Ispeth e1teudirg shove ard below the level In the
TO fathoIa level ory ing west OF Nc. shaft the slopes
ere TURING ut good masses. Tee lO-fa'hom lsyei IS
rov shovlpg mass copper 8. several polat- betais
Of othe her parts Of the nlire are er'eiy saniacloy
PEw.BIc.-Stil ibe subject OF speculation, tue
s.)'k varies price socorons to the cspnces Oh op
erstoIs, and 10: fou, any charge IN its merits. Ship
uenis this letson hsye been 1885, turs net
PITTSBURGH AND BosroS CLIfF.-For s'vsrsi
weeks the price hiss bsen remarkably uniform. Tas
Msy product wss l30 tups. That 70. June hss not
been received.
Qu1ScY.-The stock ia ir demand at 81. There Is
10 ooEbt Of large product fcr tte year.
RocKLASD lie market value hiss cGsngei bu.
little f,r several dsys. The product for June was y
trns. TIE Weld Was somewhst reduced by want OF
wster for tne stsmps There is an improvement in
the veirs, which, with the additional hoisti1g m.
ehinery vii probably give ircrssssd Production N
III. Autumn ncnths. In all tie levels the niue i'm
proves going esst toward the Superior loc stion.
SUPERroR.-The shsres are in good dsmsud a. -.
The sgent writes, We are row sinking sasfts Nos.
and for new lift and drifting west from the later.
The vein tnues to show well for copper, producing
some good barrel work. The cross-cut north hiss not
vet reached the vein We are ir sssrch OF, ba. has
passed several small veins, which Win be further ex-
emined hereafter"
y. S.--Juy 2s-TLe market for mining shares con
fines T. be without animation. Lae sdvicss from
England exhibit down Esld tendency for ingot copper.
TIE mibn.um price must he reached, as it is be-
heved tina. none but the largest mines in Cornwall and
Lake Superior can produce copper proftaby at less
en- 20 cents q ID. The present price in Boston aud
New-Yerk is - cents, cash.
The only sales made public to-day were 10 Sape.
rior at sj ~; 10 Copper FsJs, at - p; 10 Fhot
Steel River at s. 62l. The closing quotations were
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.
Cleared.

stesmsiip-Horth S;a- Jones, Hsve, &c D. Isrvcs.
Shps-Iouson, haIlbat, London, t,''nrsL Altaa c..
49,, Re- Nv Oreaus Wr, Nelson Scus, Iva D.
.ei Gl.sgow Ourhsa phnou Sir John fra-aha wasss,
Baltimore. J. r. Dow. -. ~
BAkLHoiard Clifford Csi'1, Watemn pnlon kCa ST.
,a,s Ws,sop Smyrus g. 81 BIagyiods ousloz
YIiss-Lucr.iia Wallace ST. MARY Ga, : T. j. f,en,
Essu ResSus Phl.de,oha James Hand Ga,3che ls,slI
SeIs SaLsa Crvz, W. W. Deforst "a Saginaw CA ~
grsyrs A NJ Sltssy. 80
PkJips Ear tspar Psoz, Hsber Gao, 'n.S Wla,e
10 Epehs,ress sason Savannah, McCready, Mot Co
Hard p erry Providence. j. Edwards
Soors- fhenx, phed, New-ii@ven, j. b. Ed~ards oss
cor Rhcd,s Providence n ss'sr
SrsIk Greece PhaGe Pia Ann EdEs, kcoioson, PGs4.l
Inia.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

The Brooklyn and Janaica Railroad Company hss
declared semi-aneusl dividend OF Z cent, payable
On the 18th Of August. The Bank Of ths R'plblc
sem-snrual dividend of ) = cent, payable August 9.
The Knickerbocker Ice Company announce semi
annual dividend Of q cent, payable August 10.
The semi. snnua interest the lst Mortgage Bonds
of the Cleveland, Painesville aud Ashtsbus Rarosi
due OIL the ls. Of August vii be paid ct the banking
house Of Messrs Winslow, Lapier & Co, No. 81 Wall
slett.
The nteres. due LEI OF August next on the fist mort
gage bonds of the Terre Isu,s and Alton Railroad
will be paid and sfeer that date up'n presentation o.
the coupons al the Company Office, No. IS William
street.
S Drspers next regular daily auction ssle Of bonds
ard stocks viii take place on Monday, August ., 8.
~ O'Clock, q. the Merchants Exchange.
The transfer books Of the New.YoIk Central iilrosd
Company close to morrow, TO reopen on Monday, tae
23d August The usual meeting for the purpose of
dcclariDgthe dividend s called for Thursday next in
the City OF Albany.
TIE business Of tie Clearing House to-dsy was
sl5 039.G9S. There is more activity IN uncurent
Money, indie sting more freedom among E*tern ana
Interior banks in d:couptipg for business purposes
The s,es Of discounts ere little higher on North Car
olna, Tennessee, Illinois and Wnconsin, Exchange
having advanced at the central poats of those States.
The following table gives the present rates oi TX
change on New.York from the principal cities OF the
uaisr corrected for US from the latest adv ces re-
ceiyed at liz. clearinghouse Of Messrs. Thompson
H., No OVAL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
0isaaiera. Ae.

BALTrMOaE Jy % The disAser The ship Jane hsas -
csvaeo b. whiIlwind and lshsring s.sik2s ~
cary away ioie end IGzzeI-mass snd with eseiyI
iseisc, s.s aud rigging; aio msinnst so5Ss 's ~r
The ] 1l = tiglt a, a aIiI jufcd
lB5 letter TO E2sood waltsr Sec Board Onee -.
SINGAPORE June, The Am ship Bsicyon was oa -. -
AprH o,sly iest Cd the Moth " est Reel Toms
esvsn sro arrived a. this poIt in the Slnod1 -
ca Jorr sitsuiion % tLe fact tbs. tie NJ w hse s,as
teen gelesiy uIp6scd By esp.sos eqentsps Tors -
' iues visible Ihe present ck already shows - -
SGD tiob.by At be bs inning OF .se south-"est m'-'
Ttei i wholly ccyeIed With ve.er. .r.,.-xse
By lsllsr % Erseod Water esq, See Bosrd 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

IprSInnp.-The two young mon arrested on Thn's-
day last by Officer slowey, on suspicion Of bsng the
parties who had heeced number of doctors Of this
city and Brooklyn were yesterday identified by lady
residing a. No. l72 Forsyth street. as the individuals
Who recently called at her house under petense OF OBJ
tanning board, and while she was temporarily absent,
preparing for their inspect on helped themselves
10 double-bsrel pistol and porte monnaie consning
$40 They also identified yesterday by other vic
tims; they were therefore held TO answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
S.trsnv .r,ctrnN
FRIDAY, Jsly 30.-r. n.

FRIDAY, Jsly 30.-P. ".
There was heavy market for Stocks a. the First
Board and decline OF from TO per cent in mos. Of
the pIomnent shares. just ST TIE close howeye- the
bull operators who had Withdrawn temporarily from lie
suppor. Of the market, came in again as buyers and
the current suddenly turned again. The largest opera
tions were III Reading Nsw-Yoik Central, Toledo and
Rock leland. The Reading movsmsn. is getting quite
complicated the operating parties covering their tracks
with considerable shrewdness and skil The shorts
were buyers ST the loves. points touched. In the
afternoon there was decided rally, and fair
degree OF activity. Reading sold s. 49,. an
advance Of y cent over the lowest figures OF the
mofripg. AID was ansrwa;d in demand 8; 70. New
Yok Central WAS fraction better also, ba. quite 10
sctye E,ie went up to Is and closed firm, and oci
Island was fpslly in demand a, -. We Do,cs large
sales Of :ois Central at H. seller 3l-an indication
OF 9Th quite unexpected taking INTO consideration
tie reluctance recently shown 10 taking stock c: the
option OF the seller. Harlem Railroad sold al II J. The
decision u the C0Ur notice, is siyeise 70 the ps
tior ere for On runciion and according to lie pl6-
hsbed decision of the Judge the city holds control
oSx tie street. Psci, Mail declined to % on a
- - Panama advanced to lll-.hs pos
ptct connections With Eosish s,esners
holding ouSA Atcips,ion Of laree Increase Of bus.
nets. The trade IL bo-is hes been to fair extep.
DUNG the day and generally al full prices, e,pseiaTy
for S,a.e securities We notice sales Of the new Mime
cots loan st lee. Is Crosse Land Grants declined n
the afternoon to 22 The closing prices for New
York Central s5l ass, Eie Is! rs, HUDSON River
IS. 30, Reading l9. l9!. Michigan Southern oia
eil. Ro'k leland 7Ss7sl, Gslsrs S!as,l Missouri
So ass.
The Exchange msrket hss bsen inactive for the
s.esmer to mouox, srd the quotations ara rather
heavy. S.eEug is nO,n.nGiy le9 9llO, ba few or no
,trssc:iCps have taken riscs above q . espi.
Efapts 49, @5ul.