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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05


UsM steamship Marion. Foster, Chvs.on IS shss-s ns.
srd pass to sPOfoTd, Tes'ss Co Tuesday sisRn
s,,sn.siv BIZ m. (B,s1 we.-. Bremen Jaus 49, nd
srG si stssrsse pass 20 Gsp-ek k'utseo Rel e'i,
sip ~a'T sfs si Sa s.s shns IA eossSy sA ~. ed
.no Fitner tor YO.i Jure IL L. tiSl, I'm q a. ssSs
B.sl. Of ioantIsrd spoke shins sht Eas. tof f
mouth weei out Sab ,sIy -csoe S.sta 20 sp@,
G . 'a q S..iIoS ssv. a I,sP IR",T s@Yc s1
Sss ,PssiD,',s, sOu;. ps,cs. ss a. saw .sp Y.i.e
sSiP Wir,csn (or Fot Newc.'tl', Ess - asy', coal %
sS,s o. rbysp Coden) Adaics, Bremen; g dys nt~ ri
20 pass 20 Star ton klger. Hss been ~ days Ses A
r. n sS, west winds and fssi crossed The Banls
shD SsThsrn Chef Of Belfa,,, veare LlvsrPoaI hyt
s..s orSnoe.o Br Webster Glasgow 50 dsy' Merle x.
Bfis Granche spAnl ser.' Havana Is days in ballast W.
B1is Ce.,s Rc. Musrsv Arp,nwsll june H. ml'e kc Ir
joy june "a at IS 90 Ion q tS ,poks U big p0gaa
cruise JuDe d, 81 :. len 81 Y 'p'.e ona Aara ESn
BeD.on hence fcr HsvirA
seh Rove. (BI JohusoD Ns"sa ~ me o M a sss
Schr G. J. Miller (Br Joars0a. Cit leland 'eAoan,'l
Scsf Ch.es Roberts FO~er w,sAias'Oo' " c. days
eSSn 20 u Ist. W., % Mil, wmOs.op c. d,y. isms.s
s,Sr MARKETS. Smith lof New Havopl GOOi,iel E.uthe
Schi Bri,.h oassn CBrl. An.On Nassau y P !sDs ?.
u to j. sni s-ss lee y ss@P'gs O ss = M 81 so lon ~ s.
,pke bis C Merry froel sv.nuah tor Gssrs (Cuesl:
SHs pSH;o z Rec III ~ a IS So SSss
sohr Roya Oak Il om Psris for Baltimore
schr Presto. Hawkins, Camp frcfney Us, ssy' nsI
sebr. d 5 Miller. rrbey. Virginia 2days. wood,
Se5r Whirlsia5, MoxeS Enstten ynOe D Pusapple' to
10 with Of the FesFs tof PhiadeSois G'nsed
sSr John Price Phce Baltimore days. coa 70 Miller Lord
SehI l. $ Davis Lynch savannal- days cotton. ts- to
Sb, Jo.spb HOLMES Holmes Bsmors days coal to Mer-
ritt Rssdsll . . 49,. ....,, , 9
schT. Cynthia Jsre Bennett PhlstelPhia.
schr Mnror White, Abaay. or Providence.
sehr sophron, Van Name Vrs nia days wood e Clss
s,hr RI huond (oi D'nn Ttaeher Aeeieo r. Is dsy,
e. lon 10 spoke ship wabsuO Doty, from New os1s Jsue
Is Borcesux all well
scbr Eliza Co~en (ot Eirsb.th City n Gdss'. Arroyo
schr Baltic (Br Prudden Nassau, n Z 10 days via .. Sal
schr d. Wssner smith Ci aHeston 5Jsv. cet,on 49, 70
DoIuer Potter N date, lat ID So lou "a ~ spoke seAI Co.
tor hence for Havana
s,kr Ciershaw Moss Richmond days -four C. II. Per.
schr Ttomm J Toll. CoOp,r Baltimore, day. coal.
sehI John, Burton Wi ming on n G Sds5' naval stores,
schr Bsuyart Green. Virginia days wood
Sehr Mary Ellen, HoTcn, Virginia, days, corn TO A. q
sehr r. BrevoOs williams, Virginia days 70 B. N.
s:hr Hsmpou Eder, Virginia. day, corn.
sehr Lion Taylor North Csrons days. shnses to Demuf
4 Co.
Steamer Bo..or seew Philadelphia and Cape Nay mds and
Steamer Charles osgood Smith, Norwich ard New London,
steamer Pehcsn Aldrch Providence mdse 70 Isaac Odsn
Steamer Mar, land Reise, from NortJk for repsirs
BELoW-Brg Daniel Tor psvid) tBr Huntlsy. Al~,
sAILED-s,esm.hips Vanderbilt Southampton and Bsve;
Chsre.sn Ericsson City Poia Jsme'towO, Norfolk Se slip
st. Nicolas, Hayfe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
MARRIED.

BUsH-MUNDAY-In this oity, on WEDNESDAY Jgos ~ ~
the Rsv. r. Thompson. William '" bth " tls A'y :"
Misc Rose MuDdsy Of YoIkTire.
DUNE DONNELLY-On Tuesday, Juse - b tSe by.
re1rsn o, the re,icencs he brides fs.e fa1ck T.
Dunne Margaret dsasheE u Pack DonA@y esl
both q this CITY,
HTNcpHAN- -sorrrREs-In Midtown. ". J.. on Wedoes-
osJ, JuLe 90 II. n. HinohGsn 10 A's J0s7pML7 sqi'es
daughter OF Horatio Squres
New York on Thursday Jolly |. by
N. R,y C.orge b Cheever D D mr. Hows'd T. uLeg 70
Man T., daughter Of Or. Charles JcssJr.
McINTYRE-EAsTOn-On Ghursdsy July ], by The Rev.
D. Crawford Mr. James McIBtyie Jr, 20 Mss CoTdels
Y. Eaton, all of ths CITY.
OEEII-FITZPArRICK-On fsturjsy Jny Ia 8, Fraoei.
Xaviers Cht rch by ihe Rev. De Lyr &C. James Nh Of
this city Eliza T. daughter eff Fh'psi'k' esq Of " As9'
Tn, Ga
Georsis papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..
Cleared.

stesn'hps-JsGes'owD, Parish Richmond. II. Lldium
Beu pbis Watson. Ckaestcn H. B. Cromwell Co.. Caedo.
MA Gsger, Ba inore h. 3. CrOm sell Co Huntsville Post
Savannah. Augusta Lyon, ssys-nal, 5. l. Mchl Son
Nashville. Murray, CharlssOn spoford, TiestOn Co.
shps-St Nch)ls BfsytoD, Hsy-. ID Hlneten; Belle
Venice City Point anch Msircke; Queen the Pacific
Dubois San Frsuci.co j. Earle Co j. Wakefield Yougg,
Frar cisco w Coleman Co American Eagle Moore
LcIdon, Morgan Willy Albert lBem Klochzees Loniou
stslton Roger Hspswe Soyer, Gssgoy C. c. Ala T..
D. Peters Cu,ii. s, John ~ q r. P. buck Co. Caslia
Stafford, Baltimore, Hies.S Bell
B-lks-Jehu. Lldi.e, GssEow, Durham Dnon; Liberty
Shaw Bristol Dtper Deyn Dawn C1ase City Point Rsy-
no ID Cu,hmsn; JuDo 20 BssSe. Masz4nis Station L
Rassr Ad-n L1dge tDAnl TAoTbIrn Rottsr4L; Fansh <
Ease, baher Curscoa : w Lewis Co. Venus Aikuson
IurLcos bo0Lsn. tTayes Co A. TaTetou, Waas Cura0e
Ncsc LiyEfcn Co D. Webster. Ward Baostoes. Wiley
BIos Borace Carver Chsss,n Kirhald YOn Sacks Tea.
aEo Bs1.-r City P5inf, J. W. ESell 4 Co
brigs-Otessa b. Sen wood f4rnou,h S:ugss c. p.
Curry st Johr ~ b., d. r. Devoid Petrel Glow H.ifax
Il. q; Donovan AIs, Corry, CornWsl d. K DeWof BIZ.
low (Br }, Rsth5uD, Yarmouth ID r. DeWof.
sehOcn-ts-Ehoce IslaDf, Davis -, -; Tno. Hix
Hi, Portsmouth,, Pe.r We,.cott GeoIgetogn d IIa, I
Potter W. MAiraud, speed Mobile H. Brigham x Co +:
JIo. Roe Hammont Ba Dloce. Merrill Abbott; r. C. John.
Osborn, Swan Island, Post, Smith Co.. Nsuionette
Woody Baltimore Merrill Abbltt Senator Brch 81 Jaso
=. Unoersoot; saris ~ass, 5: John. N r Brett son
Co l. tNl-y tBr Wnaf.e, ST. J1hn, B. p Neyius
so1s; HaxAl Winter, Richmond, C. H. Pierson; Margaret
Hat son Cly Point Hunter Co Sea W.sch Egbst Alex
srdra, NJ b.deu Fx,rfsx Mot Alexandria M-r Abbott
Anss, Aicsch, Phlsde pbiA, Walsh. Carver CnAs.
Small, Salem r. w Ropes Co Woicott. P.rhsr Boston
Dayton sprssrei hne@ss Loysp, son w Lewis Co
GseP~-k~nSi, erisfs Providence, master; W H. Broyo
t@e ffcycrrc, l. keIIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Passeuuers Arrived

Ia ,t,dm,hip Caharba, from NeV OylsaHs and Hasdnd
Johu HsIdsyer, Mr.. Meuser T. Ship, C. Belmot, NJ
TODD and LADY Mrs NJ Donne and two Bryant
Mrs Weeks child and servant; Mrs Joie Ms Hoggsd Mrs
Meter A. SchTiber and brother. Miss P.t Mrs Nixon and
daughter W Fieet lady and dnghter John Boren, A. d.
Cros.msn j. Silus, II Psttn snd son, ~ Monitors O.
Harrison John Lee lady and servant, Mrs Beebe and
son Juan sstwick J. ReoI. C. DsHio, Thomas Mayo. C.
Msdan w Richie j. Cohen C. Schnfnburg lady aud d.
Honos and servant, fogsrty. H. Frederic w. Weishutz
Des.do NJ Quintero Pao scd two children, L. Her.
nonees Aqui les. CsEsuss L. Roen Tfgones lady and
servant c. j. luIade, J. J. Fsnandes Aquero L. h.
Acsys A AGRA, A. NJ Eqoero, sanchers w. Cummings,
W. Ryder j. de Ia Cutys T. de IA Cueys r. Csya j. Coo-
minn ID. Degen J. Bon a. O. Toboroda j. Jmenes N. Per
Ms Ducey ard J. Toidods. C. Jnenes aud servant; G.
p. Marines ady aud two children, Ourege a1d servant
Capt r. Oinsted, NJ Constantine, J. NJ Esii o. Mater and
w Dsr Geo Gsrr lady and three children Durty
and family J. Atkins Cspt Hsnbury, j. Mendini Som
o. Wsts Nayo B. kaysnsgh, z. q. lie Godin, j. Jorrtn
and lady II. NJ solomon NJ Laue aud lsdy Hull and flD
T Mo- sstero J. K Egsr, r. Duryee, A. Smith j. r. WI.
lams snd C. Bowers C. Palmer o. Veer and lady J. Won
Biousseud NJ Aoutero. N. Bates. L. NJ Besbe. Lopes,
N R.yins r. f. Rowus r. w Towner T. ID Brown Miss L.
Wyi. MAqusss de la PeDabee a-d thee J. A.
Oisntss ee Romero, A. Ssedss aud lazy J. SaneN.
N the seaBship Brem,n fOm BIemeRW. Tellnghans Il us
scboudorf W. Halsan John Neinker T. Vissser Ernst
Ludwig and August Schwaft c. Mode Schwsz Auguse
Gip.ks " Fheel.Ider Hidebrsnd, C. r. A. Hinrcis A.
Mesei c. hei.e Hbel Ludwig Geger, H. COhn, o. PUN
hof H. Punk II, Louise LDkowitZ, J. Bdck nedel
In me brig Costa Rea from 1spnpa-Messrs AIop and
4 RaLdeu.
In ,ehy g. NHdyd from Ayyoyo p RI N Wbipp'e,
CAPT hsbse Of schr Virginia Of Philadelphia
Neat Rec.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

Toal.s 80 292 49l $2ls 03o9j $s5r09 95 t2Ss S280
The increase Is mc-,ly in the Bank of France.
Tie trsins OIL tee Illinois Central Road will run into
Csiro On Tuesdsy. Tne water is rapidly subsiding.
Abraham +. Shotgel esq, has been elected Cash.
Ter of the Farmers snd Mechanics Bank st Railway,
New.Jersey, to fill the vacancy ocessiooed by the
resignation of Frederick Kiog. Powers l.. Green,
Cashier OF the Commercial Bsnk Albany died yester-
dsy morning.
The Antbra-ite Coa trade still continues very mac
tixe, the two regions showing about the same amount
Of falling off a, compared with corresponding week
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

CLosIxG OF THE NEw.JERsEY STATE NORMAL
ScHooL.-The State Normsl School at Trenton closed
lie Spring term oa the lst inst, for its annual vacation
Of eight weeks. The school, as organized, CONSISTS OF
the Normal School proper the Model School, and the
Farpham Preparatory School The first two occupy
,plerdd new edces at Trenton, and the latter fine
sd,fce at Beverly, the Delaware The whole estao-
BsAmen was orgsniz ed under an act OF the NewJer-
sey Legislsture passed 10 1855, by the Procpa Prof
Wm. f. Phelps. This is of the most ETH aeut AMI
promising sducaii-ns Institutions 10 our coupuy, and,
should s orear alton and nent continue to be
ssssned n0st beneficial results will accrue 70 the IN
tsre.ts Of sound practical education Tne institution Is
upder q care Of Board Of eleven Trustees stthe head
ef which is the Hon. X. s. Field. There about lUO
pupils in The Normal School, and $50 10 the Node
school wiki faculty of twenty two professors and
instructors The pupils divided about equally be-
tween the sexes. The FInhsn Preparatory Soaoo
consists Of preparstory, intermediate and expert
mental department, with about 200 pupils under Sam
mel A. Fatssnd resident principal the whole being un-
der the general direction Of Prof. Phelps The Illus
,,.,iye apparatus lie quite eItenive aud embraces VA
Y,ops Isborsavng devices among wbichis one Of the
wheeler g. Wilson Sewing Mschires.
Vastavdsv he Aacp On the Cupsrd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

The canals, the psst week, show some Improvement
over the business of the rosts The Schuykil Navga
tor gains 73j turs aud the Lehgh Navigation about
holds its own while the Lehigh Valley Rllrosi loses
1903 tu1s The Reading Railroad falls off rather less
than 1000 tuns. Thus far this season, 81 compsred
With last year the Lshish Canal loses 6S tu1s the
Schuykl Canal 90 57i tons and the Reading Railroad
2l9 9il turs. The Lshgh Valley Railroad is 32 l6l
tuns ahead.
The arrangement between the Central sud the Roch.
ester and Genesee Valley Roads, which we have be-
fore alluded TO, IL thus spoken of in The Rochester
Adrertiser;
The long-peudng negotiations between the New
York Centfel and the Rochester aud Genesee Valley
Railroad, have now 30 Yearly reached their consum-
nation tndt VIC feel warranted in publishing 80 mlc1
of the contemplated programme IS we have been able
10 gather from vsIious sources.
II nay be proper to premise that no bargain s actu
ally clo ed a. ye bat there seems TO be no roason to
doubt that one viii be closed in a few dayt upon
bass ,lfesoy substantially agreed upon.
As erssnd the matter, the Central is 20 have
the c9nnoi of the X and q. " k. X enl 20 operate
II Cd terms wlich nave not fully trsnspired. The ar
rsT ment, However, leaves the Board Of Directors
tne same now, excepting toat they will probably
possess precious little pocer! The gsuge will OF course
be changed ss b. c)nfOfn 10 that Of toe Central,
ard the depot NJ remain wnsTe IS Iow. The gauge,
1e am can be chsnged in week or ten d:y.; and
il anticipated tlst the wOrE will bs done ;OOD, and
the time that the gauge {. and y. +. K. X viii
uL5 Tgo simiisr sltsrsti1c.
Ole Of the iuclieLts oi tcls arrangement vii proba
bly &c the prompt conpe.ion Of the section Of road
from Avon 70 Mt. Morris L. II quite key ths' the
i,or btween Bat.via Ind TIE Falls will be .rsn,f.rred
- the Avon and Mt Morris rOsd-n which II will for
tie first tine be pu, t. good use.
by this stroke Of policy tne Central Company ami.
iiles eli Formidable boadgauge competitors esst Of
Duffalo.
N v
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

s.ccts sni bord. on T1esdsy ne 6Ih its:', 8; i.
ocoeb, 8: the Merchants EIeasngs.
Toe ttssm.r tod:y took se6i i5l II god m9iiy
bars. SIMS sioO.9cO or 5000 in brs have ee'n
purchss.d but il is not certain thst :Esy WI %
shipped oh Wedr.sdsy next.
The movement Of the Bank since Nov. J. 1850 hss
been as folows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Toa teal-s.s7 s2sI1 q st.aiIn s9s e5l 6lo0,4l

In Ielst0n 70 Dry Goods The lhce p ~ ss!-:
The season Is over in the main, though FAR, yet
limited business is being transacted oy joober,. Inc
market has ben cle sred Of all desirable goods but
is eft with large stock Of undesirable kinds, es-
pecany of goods III for Winter cons unpt IN, the im-
poriators Of last year Ii is ths fact wnch renders
IL s n0st certain that the importaions Will be light
this Fall except for Frercn fsncies for which there Is
On increasing demand. The supply OF these IN the
iut closed has been far below the wants OF the
trade. In houe-Insde goods there Is Doderate de-
rsud which is likely 70 continue through the Sum ner
a South and South western .c'ive demands s1pected
10 very sccu and preparations have been made 10
meet i. The receipts ofstsple goods sre sssfy, and
sticks are increasing Pi)es al hout change Tor
al cotton GOODS Woolen goods slso are more steady
in prices than 1sy have bee1 as the price Of the ras
s;eIisl abroad is less depressed. The suppy oi rev
wool of home growth Is yet inconsdersele. Ine
sbearng ia sn going on The prospects OF business,
however are improving, especially in the Weat. The
letter, from thai section are very encouraging ne
warm weather OF the set two weeks has changed the
aspects Of business very decidedly.
Aud 10 reisticn 10 imports:
The impoIts.ious Of many articles VIII scarcely re-
yiye az all. The important article OF IRON snd IRON
ras for railroad purposes now thst the rsro>d n,er-
es. is much depressed, can hardly Do imported 10
an x,eut 10 Weld much revenue. The goods inpor
t.t,ors will oe limited 20 fsUcy articles mostly OF
French manufacture. Tns wooden snd linen import
ere will import Ee sre informed, very hgnuy, Us
stCcks of ali staple oleus ara greatly in eXcess and
warehouses are crowded with them. The new goods
coming IN of al kinds will be n proportion 10 the
pr.sen, C. nracted Of the OF consumers.
There s Of debt ye: to be paid up, winch will
check ali Unnecessary expe nature and cOnsumpnou
TIE pressure OF narrowed means exists every ~nere,
though perhaps most 60 In the Western sections Of the
ccubtIy.
TIE accumulation Of specie in the banks continues st
all po1t but wi.hou; yet producing much activity
in bssiness. The last arrivals brought the monthly
re ur1s Of tire Bank Of Frame std the comparison
brngs the following results:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

D,1ress, 10 1e. i-.}s-e i1s ha.t year 90 =.
TIE interest o. tie city ospt, dus Aug. l. vi De
paid by NJ. a. y. Sou. al Tie Shoe and Lssthef
Bank
Mr.. Wbeeotk. V.cs-presient Of tue Bo4rd Of
Bokers has osen given two months Leave Of ab-eUee,
on scceunt a. Ill heslth. NJ Wainwright, Second
Wee. President, h.s rendered his resign.tor.
The Plsnteiss Bank sEi Union Bank Of Tennessee
haye resumed spece payment The Bank Of Ten
nessee mss determined 70 postpone rssu1psop or the
present.
The fslowrg table shows tie Imports CT p'y Gods
for he fiscal yesr srdnf Jlns 81;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
NEW,IERSEY ITEMS.

FIREwoRKs.-Th Special Committee of the Com
mon Council announce that the exhibition OF Fireworks
ths evening will take place in Montgomery street be-
tween Barrow and Jersey streets, opposite Van Worst
sqoare at 81 o. M.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Rece;ns. of Produce-,Jl-Ly 3,

By Erie Ralyoo 4-7l bbs Flour 10 do. Whisky 21 pkg'
Provi.ou 73 Butter 50 do Tobacco l2o bales Wool 500
sides Leather 10 s Do, a Pfs Copper i3 do. Ashes, S7
Hides, III ptg. Lard.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

COEFEE-Th.r. = moderate de1anl - frn prices The
Ro i2tsi tsss .l- Iiae 100 Sa and of al
k-cs 7f and Ust4 III - Pauline las been sod
chslnel ocmsrsiuE ls bag, RIO pisse
81 u rl-cd D. offered InuSsd4y
socou @mbrscE 54 bss. Rio 4oo bags santos S-..o
. Azs alb 9.
DYkW GODS Tee f.y al hois 10 d1g, And IL the
stser ,aiss ptioss nna The stock
con ID & II Al a. a. folDs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

BURGLARY -Wilhsm N Cormi-k srres'ed on
Saturday By Or IN ID, act cf snsr1ns th- hs o
Pa,rh Nrrsp No - NsENk He sft~np ins -
Et ia thouse window when he BY Ae ohoeH he
hed for
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

aid Eobbsp 6i.,sysl ~, ,ss ef '': ~ shs 'a?ar
a. tie dOcks s,o disrsy~3
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

MlssIyc.--A young i.1y, Is yes-s Of age, = .'ng
wb Corn as Cssasn q ts ,1o.r Pr~D- st-e tsn9 Sa,
rosa svsuu. k b. Lone Fnoay urios 'i1re <hh in-
,hs h.s Dot Her iriendi Ignorant Of her ~hIe
Abouta
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

We annex a comparative statement of the Exports,
exclusive OF specie, from NswYork to foreign ports
for the week and sirce JsIuIyl:
1850. 1897. 1858.
Total for the wetk......&l65 47 kltl6,251 81 1912
Previously feIOi,ed...... S5Co,4H 5o,s0lo. - id97J
Since nl......sa9S2 S2S5i sSs7l,ol9 ssI. s7u7
The following table Will compare the exports OF the
seven principal staple articles foT the week and year:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

tLoJ AND AEAL-Tar ms'Eet for Western Cam. Flour
whcu- q1CtzHe cLang- tn ceualc Ikuy 9rfned
tn rrsd. .hprr. ROLLING o1 mt, a1sr MONDAY;
rivs isht. Sste is difficult lrchse
eide Geur.s tlds D. reqlss, QUOTATIONS.
~ ..s 30 i e. 7Jc a. ~ ior s49eTile Sst-
soQ 81 foT a. - e)G s3 " f3r slSerfne IN
eiSrA sirhigan A4d l1Ws Isi % for bfEads DO
e. 6o - = for Shipping bsI3s round hoop Ohio
g. tIsie D. 70 81 for S. Louis brands
- 75S s. ~ G-urse I-c.1ced Ia the
80 bo Ssr - 81 IS ;Iten f)r sip Cslsisu
tOur wout VARIATION iGpo.isn;- of rs bbs
81 1895 - f1 baL6s S1uhs,u siolr Il dul md
r grades - ext. re heavy s-d fey offered 'sss Of 10
ets - SGe4 - Tor mixed 70 so1 brands bsiimore;
g. IS "a or hrcy Gri brl1t. io Is 75G ss s. Jr
ehoee and f'pily ,Iu. Rye F9a re>iy bu' get ;ae
ss.>s ~ bos a S31fSs Coz Ss. 2 essisy
sn1 nossIe:s sss . ise tb. I,-s+J 6: IS Asd HTsSSy
we u IS 9. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

BOSTON, July 3-An ship Lammerssr Coffin, from New
York.
NswYort Cleared fhps Potomac. Red and e. 7. srint~'
Wood, for Liverpool Odesss, Ba,stow, for Hawe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
77aIc3 SiN.73J

D,rrea.- ;, compared 18th 1851 .......... Si7lgos
The business @; the Com ecncut River R4roAi for
tie frs. sx L oItis Of lsjS December 10 JIa, shows
TIA & rfsulls.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

,farkets-CAREFuIL1 REPosrED FOR The " z TsBysE.
SATURDAY July iess
ASBEs-A steady make, TIE GemAad ff Of 100 bIls
E; ct ior Pots sId PsaTs
COTIOs-Ihs msTset eady. WITH faes the extent of
llC0 tA.s We quote 90 f-uoEs:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Arrived.

S'e.r srs-Bl.rs Dism-nd, A.e-, faiis1sighis - svA
J, uss Ptisd, 'Phis, J. y. sriEss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
ior the week and year:
IS51


Increase G week compared with tha, o; l57....ti7 l7
The following is comparative statement Of the value
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

rux FouR1H.-Yesterdsy the fsse on the Cunard
,ho Ps s.s,s 40 On III the Psr'y pyrs Jrssy City
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

language az ira, sg; Istall shu. tie door up,n s.'
sASguage Gs ths' kid II viii not 80 hs,e.
M. Culver explained ths; he understood the o,ur-
eei 70 order bin pere nptoiy % III do ~ snd De
set IN the habit CT being ordered aroonc. lie did no,
wish 70 BE- reprnsnded by the Court, and he ne sut
70 digespeot TO the Court g. OIL He never IN the
habit of using derespectfal langu age 10 the Court
Mr.. Gslbraih then proceeded 70 make motion thai
this cs.e be dismissed the ground that il psrs
Of whole account and that the account could cJt be
spkt up INTO different causes Of action.
Justice Fonda will decide on that motion on Wed
Ieedsy, the 9TH, al O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

Ce.rnss q Jan. - ~ 1 Ssys 90 3is636 ol
pi-p. A. - % .ix A.vs --...--.. 6 o., 51l 79

Rsisnces W IuIy i've 5sys........... 1913 SO -
The Buche aud Dlo7es Bank Bank of Commerce, fach;
Banf Oriental B.nk and NwYork County Bank rot having
zen. in their statements % o'clock p a. on SATURDAY ae re-
ported week their statements Nil be published
On Tuesday ue1t and the general f1otiDgs corrected
As compared with last week, the statement sums up
as follows:
Loarf ard Dis, Specie. Circulation. Deposits
T, Week 10 6E $50 4s4146 6rG s7ii6 IA St1 6it ~
Last Ntek. Is s2l4Oi 81 9is O89 12i5ts9 lOl,I7o 30
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
BY Telegraph.

By Pilot best Christian Bersh No I6 Jdre 80 Ia: 50 80
7S IS, bnk John Benson, hence for Havana
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

IncressA 83l B2 2l935G 2307j5 i00J,t5i
The iDcresss in n.. oepOets is s3,i2i.Ot3
TIE annexed csrd bas been issued by the Cesring
House:
NEw.YoRK CLEARING. HOUSE, Saturday, Jolly ). 1853
The Fourth Of joy falling SladEy .5d the iolowioe dsJ
heipR by Common obse-vet holiday tae Clearing
House will te closed o. that day. .
BY oider Of The Clearing House Comnt'ee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-09

WEALTH OF THE ATLANTIC CITIES. The
wealth concentrated at the great commercial
points Of the United States il truly astonsh-
ing. For instance, ono.eighth part Of the
entire property Of this country Is owned By
the citizens Of New York and Boston. Bos.
ton alone ia It's corporate limits, owns one.
tive a,ieth Of the property Of this entire
Union, being an amount equal to the wealth
of any three Of the New England States
except Massachusetts. IN Boston Il found
the richest community, per capita, Of any in
the United States. The next CITY in point
Of wealth. according 70 It's population. is
Providence, r !. which city is one Of the
richest in the Union, having a valuation Of
fifty six millions, with population Of fifty
thousand. The bare Increase per annum Of
the wealth OF Boston Is equal To the entire
valuation Of many Of the minor cities. such
as Portland, Salem, New Bedford. Buffalo,
Chicago, Louisville, &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-09

O5-The New York Examiser sums up
results Of the rcvivals, ascertained from its
correspondents and exchanges, for The last
i've weeks, as over twenty thousand conver.
sions, which i exclusive o. The large NUM-
bcr no, specified, and other large numbers
not publicly mentioned Il all.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-09

In pecling onions, put a large eedle hal
into your mouth. The needle attracts ths
oily juice ofthe bulb, and rhy number may
10 peeled without Altering ihc eyes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-09

Jews were wrought VIII
Christians He'd Ia fear and 4.
Mary stood the crossbes|ds> II.
Al "a foot her foot she painted.
BJ The dreadful scene uud dunled,
Tillthe gent 9 Sui:eHf died.
Poets Of have sung her story;
PaiIters decked her brow 4ln elc-y-
ea "Msry stood the cross seside.'
And when under fierce oppression
Goodness suffers like iran gfrssion,
Christ again is cfucifird.
But if love be there q ID earied,
BY no grief Or terror parted.
Mary stands the cross beside.