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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

wtrs lsit O. it I'o W, lob be e rgsr. ~. AID iuue
distsly ale? the n.srstice closed aga. tight az BE-
fo.e az took s.ytrsl " BIZ fingers Cd All the M 2
and oficsrs behaved admirably during tbs stem.
"Tt- vessel hsv.og re. n Cd ocssu. AFR TIE
Cessation Il the v.o,ent Fssther. the spice We. made
On tie 26.h of JuIe. ct 2:3D Greet won time saa
l2 ~ stips tine, tut when tosy t-t psif ou, eSo-
ttree riestte cstle broke O. board tee Ni,g.rs "a
tor0q-ercs Of its hEvirg ct foai c. the s,fep.r.
Itey sfea-e I'd tsck scs.n hCd usds ,ecoId splice
% tie evening, sscB. 30 Grcea <;ct tine and
$40 ships tine. TIE Agarsnuor ,csr RAJ sbout
20 rai.te, AID led paid OF. about = les of the
oar.s, when the Continuity or el.o;r;c o1.ren.
cessec-it is supposed IL conssquer - o. the
csb.s h.yirg br, kan utdsr wster. It's vessels
accordingly returned and rste the Il I'd scd Lee.
spice or tss evetitg q lbs 2s.t. TIE AKA
usnEor stesued sas. a1d had luz hbou. Il8 niles
srd Ped ort li6 miss SOC fs'hcm. e tia cable
zen the ctil or decd ess exhausted Tte speed
Il tie vesssl thsr sscksned in ordsr to so~ Of
tie cable ttirg shifted VIE safety to the lover deck
Where the Oher COIL WIS., be. While tits going on
%. cabs sLsppeo, without sry pereeytble reason,
btcu Fix fattcls Ouis.de the s's,n O. tie sko. At
the tiue the cynsuor.ee T Indicated ersn ii oaiy
200 lbs Wills tbe csba is col.rHcts5 10 be sble t.
hesr stTen Of 9if lbs AID ssvfrsl coc s-ious
previously Il Rad bore stysE ef 40 lhs withou.
huy sccidert occurring. Tie eysmiuotion Of the
b. cksD e. taat mace on board clio rot sto tas
sTy flaw or WeaSIe~s sI.sted where tie o1s.ksgs &C.
CURED and tie only probable IL as get he
sssig,ed for ,be sccdsn ia suedel jerk which might
Ls. tsken piece End which might have sueDped tne
ctt'e before the dyrsuometer bad ne 20 icdcsts
TIE tddiioIs strain. The Arrangement between the
slips being Il ct II scricsLt -uCad oc:ur uLisss
esch e he'd 100 rlss trey should return
INN scistely to the rendezvous 10 spice sesin s1d
tire Agsns nrol having TN ony l. miles,, ne captain
iucgeo that tire Niagara COLD not have run muca
ever tie 100 use either, and os-e!oe returned
The rendezvous IL the hope IF meeting ts- .hsre. A
ttok g cane On, which prevented them fiou sseiug
snJt5iIg and tie AssuemDon ara her ten .er havinS
waited, soooIsing to appointment fer eight deys, they
steam 81 To- QuesrsoWp As there 10 sti quite sri-
cent cable or board the tao vessels they will PFC
coed to fer tie purpose Of Recommending operations
81 seen s. the Agsmeunon has coaled, wLch vi be
II few csya'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27
MKT QUARTERLY MEETING
or THE NETWORK STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIEl


he Quarterly Meeting Of tie New Yot State TempsFarce
sccey held in Auburn the 18th and 18th Of May a' was
motion,
Re,ed That tie New Yolk State Temperance Society WI q
is Lext Qa!,. ~ Die lii take into confederation ne PopflsJ
If state Convention berg he'd for the purpose Of placing Ia
termination stss AID proper candidates 70 be voted fer oy th
Of the state cncrs snd
also viii take INTO confederation tie pr!ety advising The TEN
csts r the .ect:or CT suitable esrd 20 be voted Tor
By TIE teirpe Ct ch localities fs local 5tcef'-sd
hcsoissd further That the members of the State sooey
ghou the ss be earnestly requested 10 Nenc isis me-
g % TIA, vtateysr ntiou be t-n iafe1 usy I,y OK
press tee s.nti lIeats Cite Society. -, u..,i,,
And It i. yistr r,sOired That the Eek. :refy h,'.ns
Cftte Society e. he'd ., ttcA 10 comsn nee Inc il S'
gu.t neat st IL O'Clock 8. n.
In secordsrcs With the sboTe fesou'ions ne Ehe'.H
nf,eeftae Society hereby lye notice that oa.fsJ
oftLe Society W be held al he chancs Nal IL Ae ny -
Utica ca WEDNESDAY the Ilih Of Aasrs next A. 10 ~o
q m n eeu re through aud the dosng cay 'of 'n- p
pee 4 sseus.rs The Political Gais' Gs'o.ea pan
men bv the meet crisis ing any other o-'s
con-e.,i ih lie utere.s Il ne cse Ie1Peisnce osa'
-..io he Sac Invited y '-nd 1eesate', s9 a
n.,,-. "a, r ter, Of the Society retto a':raS inN
IN. .-,iyd 1t ny prrssc' nis ise-iy AZ i-J' zoe
.,n, Az p.rp th- tsmperancs men Of ne sIss
pxor,r of,he Ixscitlys Courir,se
JOSEPH s. SMITH. P'e,iier-
Wu H. PCRtrfGg, Corrrs porc9g See stsry
n y NgzzlsAN Reooi tir 4 S-cre,sry.
NUsnsu.ts thou zhout STATE AZ re'psstIy %
p1blfzh tie above al
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lHEATRICALS.

WAg,ck's TuGAtER. NJ. F.orsIcs cspssrst lsst
tisht n a rev pay entitled Tee Irish 1csssn" IL
81 clever n &c drama, full Of striking siiust:cns end
vel worked up in incidents ard is one Of the ceversat
srd 'srar'y speskirg, one o. the m>st mes'tonocA
pieces syed by this popusI couple. ms klotsacs
evolves some Few exce.src.ss and discovers so0s
touches e pathetic 6sicsoy which these who srs
1tly familiar with his bosd, comic aciirg were uupte-
per 81 cr ard which ali the grateful bsessss
ureloect.d The audience was large and vel pteseed
with the perform snce both Of the drama and tas Goa
c,uiirg piece Of Workirg the Oracle, ir which NM
F.orerce sussirs tie burden % the piece.
BRY.Sr's MrrsrRFts THE band Of Ethicpaa per-
formers resppeared lat night after an sbssros Of
III ight durrg which time heir hall hs beeA rAstsd
and decorated anew. Whether tie decorations are
good, or whether the performances was good, o.
whether there sc any performance at ali or ret u osy
krown to ,hcse who were in the "fors part Of tas
meeting" those who cams after Soolock being 90 fer
n tie lird part Of the meeting" that they couldn't
see ever the crowd Ia front.
NEw.YoRW SrADr THrAIEr.-This popular sstso-
bstnert VIII bs opened on Tnursdsy nigat Of 'ai
week, by d company purely AueEican The 'sssiss
sc.crs rev ergsgsi Ns Messr. J. II. Allen, l.B.
Howe, GtoIge Holland, Chsrles Wsrwiok, Johs Her
be [ Char,s VALERA snd Mes DsnviL Mrs.. H. =.
Nichols. Mrs III. L. Cfattap Miss Hsthsway, M-ssss
Bnhop, Pennoyer Kate Conner and others.
The init al performance will begin with rev drama
of rst-rste merit snd great variety of other piscss
The pr,ct is to Iease the public, in al the pubscs
mult,aiirous requirements, whether tragedy comedy
farce buitsque or wba,.not The people tars Tar 90
pspei give good rrOnise os success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

Io.pos MsrERrs-BSinss C!sorik yue.ss
Br.s.,- g. VIZ WsEA- 81 ss1ii Ted a. RS. y
. 80 syslR csAdy exec 3, f. -f.tie ,..el v.tct
"a III loser Go, sr,. LsssfD Or scty~ s-i sGstY
hss ies Al . 90 far- Ecf
ct TtLtos -. TEa ts-itsi :. q ! C-cS'1 -
zSsI PEGr. TtsPsSi,s s-l .,g2S
lokBOS E0SsI D. 4RGTT.-Ihs L3atoa norsy
rer. wa. esJ al i.oo cts es,cet 81 csr. al
-rser Coz s,f rc3sy co, II 6. Fiisys H'G AID tor
,.rorut q, - az III 6s9-sa the Bar Of Ecs ssd al1
G,rrsss,S 4 50, -
LsSoov SATURDAY >cs-co-.o's hive rrerv,z- eh,,ss
tocsp 3us r CUc't s. sttrso - 1oney Az q zsi fr
scoct7,
IAss,r LryIRPocE h,RNEr --hWTSroot. SA.Gg.
isy 10. Ns..,s RAsr1or. sseaoe &c acc.- Zorro,
= urs. P.,s;,. ar-s BSF,bsrVFs. wsc,; a., Fl
In por,szce. Psoslsio>, crss y a. tndsy r--S
sNFaicsH sEcCRITtss -Barug L,ct5e,s rcrt
Tie rssss, %. .r,.r;s a. IS ssreTsy q- l-c-< C.s.
sh's = Hsccun, Ms..schr.-:'s 50; .o'',ia e.a,zi A.
49, MNY,ao osl:, s5 'erssyl'sn-A Cert> q So-Ssss
Bouos. &C.
FAyrr Corroy M,RsrT Otle,ns rs Off,
ra.re a, Isvs- auotsi .: IS Hsscs
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TIE srEcser resrrvGr.

Yss!srlsya two dsSs fsst.Ts w. c:.znstesl AZ
Gobss5s Pssk YoskvEis. ~ sssiE, Q. rkel !. To
keep r. tas msmoSy tf Gee, S,scbes, asi & 70.
eests CT With slcso 10 lovss' huili.ng hm Il o.,
rsteIsl cccErsnt Ssscbsn fes..vas have q. ~i
h,eu he'd IN New Orsrse WNsSs gtea sIi soEs 9th
otes, All i e p;oesss that IL yes, OF s~o tI,
sno-rl rxse1 W. lave been sVffcis-t 10 sg.s,r,,,
couresetns1t sftks nemesis PIE.
Yesterday vas cool, SCI IT, ST. e>ioes CT te-iay
sgd r.- week s,r-o Srest tax tie st.sd,nce ca tee
first der tf tee fs,:vA "a 20. sseh tAssKpectsss,s
ottte e,ciecto,s Of the eD.eEp'ts. OF Il. 5 @o PS
scss On ,ss grcunt. nss,y 5000 Crast Lave sssst u
safes f,ss ~ ,ryitsd s'ssi'.
Tie prcc.ss.or as fms; the @ -soc bi.Es ose 70
ca. OF, eeelr,sc lrIssiy IN a.. i-se. TEss vSs
cSAoeTsel, eesssnIners :eCn the .s-s forrth hi:s,
- AID eleventh regimsr:' scc q tsc body o. cav
shy, rssily ~ s,seog N-sss TIE tnses bed bese
p'ov;csi fer cstAe Park rs place wcfe very m,eh
TIE spsessrce G. ssmsl camp. a q rsid.rsbs sgra-
Re, a icrscsl societies joined in tbs festivities sos 10
msr.ior the oy,N i;Hkers Of she Csr,bsnta G. tue
hrskthls, cspso.Jus OF Their gsAeus ever css.
O. tie thee crasc.s, Dr. Fu..,r ssoks pr.ei,sly 81
>eubea Gustav Susys counseleA ler tao .stsse, sRl
Dr. I o,th sroAs cny uur CT Ave s,'nates. hcd ,aee
tieis mrsic srL seIcbstic performances, ord Al
sroSr; the grounds rsSss sirg-, q sccs.s ~, zach
crter i, OWE fss sd oyev ts own S-srbx's,.
70 Ssy the trzs 81 >ct:rg whics ;.elaies ss>Airs
with dee. VITA Urt,i safes r'ts, with Joitsa
STATE. mgiAets snd Un5.i States p:tols, WI probs-
by tisac large saisScs sLd AKA several foss 70 tbs
Lish. o. tie ) vubsH uo,snsc;. Bc-,ds the sho9t.
pg tnsie vii De PIE ;u. dance aad ssry. Bests sv,
Breeze street. eSd Tenth s.seet eve;y sorr tor tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27
A SROCKTNC MURDER.


trOs, The PASTA sophia BrVeip, -Gfh
4 checking murder took place betwser and
o'clock this morning az buiiotg Known a. tAsPBila-
ds.phia Iusiitute, II Lombard street, between Sow
srth ara Eighth. fight took place between sevsrs!
CClored men, criirg hioh one OF them, yeurg nsa
rSued Peter Miller, . barber, who resided at Ger
ust,ovr, vas shockinsy butchered. Tbs murderer
OF nGrderes ran, but ssyeIal Fersons were arrested
aid taken to ,te Fifth WMd Station Houss on tbs
cnaIge Of Seipg concerned in the crime. Tho sus.r
n see gIs.t excitement, ard crowds surrounded 'as
sc.re {. the tragedy during the morning
I. seems that tire deceased had been With several
otter yourg cooie0 men N the restsuran. under toe
Irsttute, Kept by Ingn rsmed Murray. Bstween
ard o eock difficulty occurred bot wesn Miller sod
a yCLIg nan named JeIry Dickson, who is better
Known a. Dixey." 1heIo wasal Cd nudge bet ress
tire two yourg men, aid lswsnit between them Is
row uencrg, lhey got 70 gua,reling th g morning a.
y have are sdy ssd aud tie party soue fys or SIX
nIunter vert into the back yard OF the Institute %
fsht II out.
Miller and Dicksop stripped themselves n 6gbt, and
Miller gave Dickson the tirst blow. The latter then
ran into the house, SAYING be wsntsd TO bind Up hn
eye where he Lad been Struck, lie vert INTO bar
hers chop the fist floor OF the building where 70
wss employ edas joureymsn, and hsshotly Ates re,
Suspicious and protested that no knives should DO
ued; Dickson assented TO this arrangement, but
mcu ut after, he attacked Hlsr with Ysz,r he 81
procured in the shop. lie hrst cut innc;ea snoen
Miller turled 10 run, wien 70 received sout In tAe
bsck Just above the hip, which made one OF the most
hOrlib.e wounds We have ever seen.
Ttewounded screaming into the entry d
tie Irt.ute whittier he was followed ny mis- cor sgea
s,sailspt. Miller succeeded in working bis way 70
to frt ut eecr wk.h wa fasered ard broke out .ts
elsss in tho cash ct the side OF the door jest - tbs
murderer brought the razor With tremendous fofos
ef AIDE Of the Geek Il Miller, ssverng the
irruar VEIN ard csuipg perfect torrent o. blood 70
ronr out over the walls, etr and other objects, SID
Ct &c ure causing the death of the in very isw
seoores. TIE srtry, ficm the back to thc tion', Is
comrl.ts,y su ssred With blood, ard the walls near
whefe the frsl blow was given In the jusular, arc
sprifkled Leary to tie ceiling.
The police were soon on TIE spot, but TOO lste
stcure the II uraerer WHO escaped over a. scl9ih;X
fe1ce. ard through house in the neghborhood, hs
bs,t,t We. bfen CAPTURED One Of the young mes
yto was prsert st the tine of tbs marcef v"
,scnred ard be rs:r.ted al the particulars 'uoss-
queLtly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

FLrsHISc IssrIIuTE CoNsEsoEnrsr ExrRest,.-
IT, .,nnsl KAN natiors AID exhibitions OF tie
Fluslrg Irsttute E. A. Fsrcbild Pineps, were
held on Tuesdsy, Wednesday and Thursday last, and,
,r.u.- drew together large ccncourie 81 visitors
fen all part. Of the country. The Afternoon Of Thurs
dsv was csyotsi to Junior destinations and hs,'u'
mental muse BY the students The eIsrcises Of tbs
evening ccrsLtrg Of crs,iODr, defamation, dis
cpu,s. dramatic readings and tsblsart 10 co'tane'
rere highly in,sresttg TO the large and oppressive
"a ,,.,,i, ,uSi,uce. Il is WORTHY Of remark that
II hi, p.iuicn the pupil. dc tie 'pesking ara make
re nusc instead Of Employing for the en'sHan Z -.
u tfa .rcetce inpo.l,d ministerial eloqrenos Al
rr.;c,l ,b7i,y. Tie schcol re opens Sept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

pr. o,eauAR RAILROAD CAR.-As q pA'iy OF
xs,s ,s,uInlrg home lac. evening ho<n rs
IT,. Ycrkyfls yes;srisy ors II the- nrm'sf'
- ..swrtrg to gs. q railroad ca in First sv'aa''
Err, street, slipped, - i "a supposed, sra isl
arc IN the ftoit Cf the car, 20 HAT the Woes
,.,.sd ovtr hs ,egr comrL,tsly sevs'ns TIE "' 'e'
.rq srsiffeBy to-. .stifg the right sr' ne sA 10
q .S.a;e.y G. egsJs. tot5s S,Tsr,sseta az S''.o-
9 "a E-..o IL svrs .,.s''Sis'i III - '''''"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

1t itsted upon the bs:. authority, thes oil ms
,ers il reference to Lady Bcwsr Lyton, sb'u. whom
certain statements have sppssrsd in some OF tHs pa"
ro journals, are IL prceess Of being snesby ss'si "
fsn,y arrangements 70 Ire sa;in.etton OF a. p"'S'
cOnceIrei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

Y0rso Ms; CHaisTns AS'ociArios'-in, "s
u.r ncbibly meeting oftail A'soclsten ~ss hsa .e'
eye..pg 10 me University Chapel washington "aA',
TIE a:tfLls-cs ives snneIous, AMI, sissf 'oe IuA
p,esnrsry tsercises, sn essay OF &c wv :,
Ycuig Mn il rs'a,icn 10 the Ch0;eh w1 Tow ~
Au.t.1 Abbott, tsq .. the close OF "ncu 80
tie uenbe,. rose end made few spp''P'''' 10
ns-ks CT Tie sutisct.
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(OnJ Mine Excitement.

BowsasssILLg, CIV Monday, July 26, 1858.
The pretended oiscovsry Of a coal minis eorns
months since in this place, where geologsts affirm
coal osnro exist tGrns cut 10 be most deliberate ion
position Crest excitement and indignation prevail lr.
Consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27
THE COLLINS LINE.

Ccrea9c-dsree e. TIL Baltimore Sua
WAsHIFGToS, J.!y =.
Tks Secretary Of the Navy h.s decided egsn.. tee
rsqueet Cf the Collirs i:re 20 make Pctind ttelr
western terminus Tie set Of Congress provided for
ctntlsotltg 70 carry the int between No York snd
Liverpool in accordance With tie profosats OF l.. H.
Collins Co. As tAosa proposals were TO csrryt ie
psis B.. Steamships from Ne 1-c-t 70 Lirerrooi tae
sppic,tor fer csaIgs Of toruin could net therefore
be Legally s-sta;rer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

i1e. o{ The uScl AZ 6cns 70 pops-.y. sLssssyiS.
tumter = pesssss vso were irjursd ythi, s,sru.
eystt. Ii /. rey reported .tst go Pc sor ve-s roee
or le.s hurt, .,d - ~in he sesc bs,or .ome. :, :.
fesed Will lc.s steii' i've, ts i. Is IT sia e. Il o.
roor rltAura "a reflestd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

ScHESEcTADY, Monday, Jcly %, 1853.
The city IL hl with (itey0ft TOR the exercises pre-
cecirg a. cODmeLcen nett OF Union College, which
takes ace Lext Thursday.
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TIE Bristol County Telegram i.tas 'sms o. ""
pspsr published al 1suLtor, Ms;s' iae lie" '-1 ~
xerd fOr le,sgrspa.e Gispasca seeH-s TO .an's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

lie c,isral All gsruiEe D.sa Scot. va .. :, =, .
Burrtf Ecufe li-,tL1eti. isl o. sTo scee' rs
sds ~ .preals; g. 20 .essa.. ,; H. lFS'''
s.. L.zs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27
TIE MASSACRE AT JUDAH.

Ths fo,lowir Telegram from Acting Agen. and Con
spi-Geners Green received a. the FoIegu Ofios VIA
Malta, col tars fuller account thsn was published
yesterday
''HeT Msjesty's ship Cyclops arrived a. sHsz from
Jocsb o. tie 80 inst.
son tire everi,g Of tina 18th Of June tie MoLsrne-
dsn inhabitants Of Jiddsh rose and nsssacrec the
Christians. Among the victims we're Mr. Page. the
Epgish Nlcs-Consul; M Eveilard, the French Con
sul aid his wife, and about 30 others. The Eaghsh
and FreIch CopsulsteS were plundered. Tee Cyciops
vac er chored about two miles from the town, Aud
dining the night some Greeks swan of 70 the veose
1he Sext morning two boas cent to tie town wero ST.
tackled and obliged 10 fight lire On those who ca
deayored to intercept their retre,t. o. the 18th tie
Governor. General Of the Hedisz, who was g. Mecca,
arrived with 800 uer.
"The Cyclops left Jiddsh en- the 9th, and brig,
up the Christians who escaped ilcl1dng the dsueher
Ct the French Consu ard tie French Interpreter,
both badly wounded, and u others.'
THE TURKS AND CHRISTIANS IN BOSNIA.
VIEssA, July 20, 1853.
There have been ash collisions between the Turks
and Christians il Bosnia and persona who're opinions
deserye great attention have informed me that thngs
carr OF possibly long remain as they now are:
4" The hatred bet~ q the two races Is 80 intehse
that il displays sef every occasion, and the lay
abs evidently waiting With the extreme Impotence
fer the mon ent CT their complete emancipation: You
must often have heard the expression, The Hussul-
mars wal coon be obliged to qot Europe but you
sy be certain that they will net cross the straits w
I'll sfter desperate resistance.
Dulipg the hight of the 29ta Of June there yes
coI flict between the Christians AMI Turks 10 the
pethboihood Of the village o. Kozauac, and on the
3OS Of that month q ssn9iaAry fight at PstIisrac
There was lose CT life both sidss but the number OF
killed s rot yet known. According 10 recent advcss
from CcnstsntlnoI Mr. Al:-on, who for many yesrd
has been Fret Secretary to the British Embassy in
II at city, is to succeed Mr. Murray at Tehsrsn Mr.
Alnon is very remarkable lius ust, and almost the
civ Eue in diplCrnstist In tue East @ho car trsLs
sc the Business Of The State without the aid of drsg
ousr Ooe ofthe concessions made TO the Insurgents
in Csndis is that they shall be privileged 10 carry
anne Ire Porte ia daily becoming moro feeble and
belpefs and is bigh tine that the British Govern
neIt ano the British public should begin to aocustom
themselves 10 the idss that it will coon become I'M
possible much longer 30 keep together such ceca3ea
5. ate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

Tie ,tock in porl va es,is a. 6j 20 Ca % bi ri
were 4 eIicsu. A. tie a., ton sac u oes
qlsD,ty soc 81 . decline OF L. ,.i., m.,ka. thers
STATE OF TRlDE.-ln the Msnchee q -, ~ az -
had been Al irc,eas-d demand Tor Gods, as P -
scrip-icps slightly hisher ~ -~ R-a.d.,uff.
LlvIRPCoL BREADsTCFTs NtEALI 80 80
h,s eeeius, ..pe-ne, 81, al kirt' wer, nz.'R - -,
ne w,shsl bad favorable ne efv P To- e,r-ra
-. st,re. Co ,ro. Fcgr s =: csc-3e ~ -. g. a.,
C.. q c22; Phi .dcpbis Al Bali ~. 'x...rn sas
?. "a. Wheat dull and ID iower; hes "a C,n.si, sa
ara sou.h.-u 2as 3; Whxe H-s,esn sns - Wai,s -
Sc. Wire soliIxID, s17 = Com veg uD-' 80 ,
\ llow, si5 ~. b.. SscEr Il 81 dl On
th- week W-rs; "a, ard Cole o. Tts Iivs-nool
Po,.en maize. bad !, dsci ssa Co. JAW. Sc
bsssd' Ally, Co. 81 sssly Declined and aolesI,
r,..iI q tie rrsiksi. Port fss'J "a 80, = jTs
- r.,..f,r all, A. dscire q J. LHs o.; -. y
T.liw y.ry dE.. sat enisy noniAA-
tim 90. =, Tha R-ckers' And
81, oua.. A,he. qi.i IS e'i 'o oo,a rS'' as
80. So IT b.: ..~s5y tys-- - =
-, lar a. =. y, a!I1.,. Tea :. sr go ~ -
Rr,n s:..dy; touu,ca 2s4 y me- ~ -, =. a. .,t
4 i,t but p:iSs rrs1etsi I'sfS ~
Spa, Z Iips..il d. az .. -''
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENT.

IIVIRFOoL LOIIUN MINI cS,.9u i1r lie
euler OF the Lyerpol usfse qcos the sass o. 40
week 81 bae. OF which SEQ sael wse - rir
$50 bales expitsTs AL Qualities nad DEC weed
-r Am,r.ea. At holden onsed 'ae ' m -. Of
stcwet no dis, .i,ion press sal s. the
F,asy wee o 10 bal OF which go were 70 81 H 80
10. sxrort lie usrkrt coslng que; a. the ioi0TIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

By TIE EUROPA AND NORTHERN LIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

Erysrt,trrN
c,zrer ,s'iop sowsd Pesrsss, oeiS ~. "
IpcissrtJ txp~rpes G. Post Ofcs.......... 1885 &
Pal. fsE shlp s.saaabOs: sci wsy i.yeB..... 500 II
&pJJbsf ID
Netrsyerue, 81 O0i s73 20. Amount Of postage pre-
pad IL stamps 81. 355 $50 SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

II vii be seen by the foregoing exhibit that the
last quareI's Expenditures, which we're the heaviest
for the U'ah war, have been stated at the sum of
the preceding quarter. This aggregate for last
year exclusive Of the Sll 100000 OF deficiencies
which had to be provided in the appropriations for
the present year. Altogether, these figures are
quite refreshing to contemplate, considering what
effect they wli produce on the public mind when
CAREFUL! Suoled, as they deserve 20 be. The fol-
lowing Is iLe weekly statement of the Treasury:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27
THE POSTAL REVENUE

The 'cgipg u 8 statslugnt exhibiting the recs p.s
and expenditures Of the P.s'Ofcs DepMtm en-, DUNG
the qusItsr eroing Msrcb ~, 1858:
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-05-08
NO. II.

READING ALouD.-There is no treat SO
great as to hear good reading Of any
kind. Not one gentleman in hundred
can read so as to please the ear, and
send the words with gentle force, to the
heart and understanding. An indls-
tinct utterance, whines, drones, nasal
twangs, gptteral notes, hesitations and
other vices of elocution, are almost uni
versal. Why it is, no one can say, I'M
less it be that either the pulpit or the
nursery, or the Sunday School, gives the
style in these days. Many a lady can
sing Italian songs with considerable ex-
ecution, but cannot read English pass
ably. Yet, reading is by far the more
valuable of the two In most drawing
rooms, if thing is to be read, it is dis
covered that nobody can read; one has
weak lungs, another gets hoarse, anotll-
er chokes, another has an abomlnable
sing song, evidently tradition of the
way in which the said Watts hymns
were sung, when he was too young to
understand them; another has way of
reading which seems to proclaim that
what is read of no sort of consequence,
and had better not be attended to.