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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

Tuisn Cos @RxssIosAL DISTRICT &oyNC.-E large
and enth usia tie meeting of citizens opposed to the
present imi istrstion held sst evening al Ben.
con Hom in Mercer street, to take into consideration
the eclectic Of suitable candidate TO resresen. the
Third Cong ressionsl Difrict. Mr. j. P. Edwards was
called to the chair, and Mr. Philip Young sppoi o.ed
Secretary. ONE spirited remarks were made comry-
pen,a,y 70 NJ John II. Fry, and recommending hid,
10 the support of all opposed to the Administration
The folewn, preamble and resolutions were then
prtsented and u iarimoasly adopted by the meeting:
.rsa, tn belief Of ihs meeting :hs by united CO.
oprrstion 10 essonsl District Of s the op
r.sou 70 nie.ous aud policy OF the Adrns
~ lance H. rAnsn should De abe cleo. opponent
th,e,f 4, The sp ,rosns November election ani aksac
ON ooipSr eax este med e!ow citizen, John T. Fry ESQ
wa b. Skey BY bis brilliant talent aud purity OF
tsr than her gentleman designate c0nukad he
oon6. rce sne PP0 =" e Noss OF thc psio.i taeEeois
Dc 10
AZ g. rhe confederation o. al thoe sympG:hzlng viii 10
VOC In tn District, doabps tia, sbo a Soi In biu
an hores able fearless and faithful Repr.sru.s,,ys r
'hs Ia Q, Thst fa hope ard confidence will exert or
utnaos, Of ability TO secure Mr. Fry's Eaton
20 we do uvite the cordial cooperation o lie et
So ~ - en-, in the limits CT The District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

Az OFFEsDTE IDESTTIED.-On Sunday evening
last Mr.. S. p. Ellis wss assaulted, aud robbed Of
valuable gold watch and other property in Jones's
Woods a. the close of the concert there bytwo young
men, both Of whom made their escape st the time bat
yesterdsy Officer Shsngles took toto custodys sus-
piciouslookipg customer who was in the crowd pe-
sons accompanying the Hartford Gremsn through
Canal saeet and sst evening the fellow, who gave his
name az William King, was identified BY Mr. Ellis as
ore Of the two men Who robbed bn on Sunday night.
King was accordingly locked up to await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

=, Eas: ~ Es;.ss. "a s ss.:s
FirZGERALp-A,ya ~ Hec yo-.J fI': 81 "a, ou weia-s
e.I'Ias 3 n .s,tse., Jrrs. Ft1,sfL
YoWLyR-on sts.ss IsSsi ca t. a., Ar = Mr. sa.sa
J., -ts q Jons.hLa W. fo~s' .ssd 81 ys., months AZ
GILwra- o. wsir.,. Al, Is. II e,-.aup.so,. G-srss
CHM 81 Ct ca + .J.4s Glasr a % is-A se1
r. frHd. sd i:'siy., q Ls family "a o, he Srssi hT
ss 80 fofis.a AZ i..pe.,- y ls , r = %
Fi.3ay trs' ne . =. Go T. With ~ ir.ssr !nyi.sI'I
HAssE-A, Yo1ker. Cd rossisy A-s .? Bridge: Hi''e'''
vile q Jon H,saet- Izsc u yssra
HArCd-A. NJ Sc Hora Mc-s $500, N Weesfs-sy Is
= Hsnie Esnrns dsurbtsr q Mm'd L. sd Msfs h''''
aged n nltibs sli 80 ozys
g. go 80 n ssar1 sess M-.rs. Juil
efie ls:e Patrick Josra,l, AID d stter Of '1e As h
BSrue sse5 q yssIs.
KEHsEOY-a. iet is.dss Tlzr:.y .vsIis, A., a., 3
~. Is1e Ksn1ecy VIE Of DsSd H. hsnEedy x H- ~
tndgis We,uIo.sl.aG 51a.y Pen ise- ;! yeish -
LEOYARD-In Los,vie " y OF Wednesday, Ana. Il, aMy
NJ wife Of James Ls5r1rd sd ory eAlt,'sfoi DE ''
| JessphA VLsrd, n h. !oih yeS.
MOsRgIL-.. Por-ches,er Westbes.er County y Y, "a
we,re'dsy moi iug, AHs. % william re A'He' aga 81
MoRRow-A. No 30 Yves, Thirty furth rns,dy
Aug a. Elijah MoTTo~ sged 81 years 10 nonn' ana - ny.
pOsr- Ca Wednesday, AR p Esther vie Of sa-.i
and osusb.er he 81 Jsc'B Hays, ne Ssh ye o. hef -
The acnas Of family AZ invited % attend her fnerl OF
d.y 27's issti :; O'clock P n ron he' a's ''
RICHIE Brooklyn Thur.ay, Ars. e. Cir. ws'son,
1sht4r Of Ebe ezer aud H. aged JetT aonia'
The feIts # the family invited y Send re ane'
Saturday, az L.. ON Ne. - WNkinsoa street bo'hy''
RFYHOLDs-At s. Cs.harce's sPnGss, WeaHesd,y A1g'
| -, g. II n j. Reynolls
| H rsun.ins VII BE- bToaga his city f5r n:ernent
RFYrOLDs-At No s. P street, S1ddeJ, on TesdAJ Ais.
~, Edwsr1 D. Rsyno.cs, late P1rstr IN the Cned o''e'
| Navy, ssed IS years.
sHELLY-IH Jersey City ruesdsJ evn!hs Aug a. "iii
| Shelly. il the SD year Of his age
| WELLBROOK-At No. So Avenue D. on "wednesday Auz p
AIus Rsnepe daughter u Hermann and Name "ehoiooH,
| sEei year ard 10 months.
wlLsEY-In Brooklyn, Tuesday evening Az. "a after
Hngerin Illness Charles Edg.r, son Of Joseph Wilsey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

FIRE IN CHATHAM SrREET.-Last night e. III
o'clock fire broke out in the building No. l56 Cast-
ham street, occupied by Robert Irwin ss boot and
shoe store. The frs originated on the se,snd floor,
and was probably caused by lighted cigar stump in
sdvertently thrown upon the floor. Two men who
slept in the store down stairs at the time, hsving
only little while before closed the concern. The dam
age was principally by water, and will not be very
heavy. Injured for $4,000 in the Firemens aud Pa
oifc Insurarce Companiee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
Arrived.

Steamship Ariel Ludlow Bremen via Bsue and sssthsmf
ton Aug md.s and so7 pass to D. Torrance Ign lns 4.
tIorh Star bound ini l7th lat - 10 lon 2 ~ 'sv
ship bound e. supposed ibs Northern Light 2!: NJ
pas.ed Cspe Rae. within miles but ys;n NJ
eschsr sed signals with ship supposed the Per'~ me Az
experienced succession OF westerly ~nd' durias he sas
steamship Thomas swan Ramsey Baltimore ~ h,ar, ni.
found 10 Hampton Rods. dse .. s'cOOi Of chsss.
league, spoke brig Ssta Clara bound ;
Steamship Roanoke Simmer Richmond &c, mise ssa -
esm.kjp J.nsrown, Parrish. Richmond, &c, rad's I'D
Ship Hsfry Cisy Csu4n. Liverpool July s, nd's 40 10
pas. . SpoaoId, fil.son : Co. = ,.s ss ~,
to W melIsm Co l;h i3't IN Vie Got Of Csa'o -
Cape Canso sLip Monmouth, for toe s.. LA~rence a
Brig Nors Cens Br Csssdsy, Tusss Island 18th ics 'sa
Big ST M.ry. Johnson Grand Cay Turks Island l2h in'.
schr Presto HAWKINS. Camp pincInsy Ga, Is dy' a''d
schr II. Haven. Flni.y, virginia d.I. potatoes; u.
scn Danyle, Chichester, Richmo1d fdsy', n'uF t'| "
sehr A Mason c,r.on wIlairstOu days naval ':o's'
schr Moses Van Name v,n Name G,orsstown D. C.. 5al
coeio r. Cunifd ga inst, - Diss H. q Come ssasF -.
ms.,Eesd .pli; .sis ssd rec. ye5 other as1aSe
sehr Howard, Lowell Boston Gays, md'e 10 5. W. Lew
schr Plymouth Rock, Ryder, Boston i,y' mdse IpY"u
schr. Geo. W Whistler. Conklu, New Haven la ballast
schr S.raph Alien. Beverly hsh.
Schr North s,a,e Hortea savsrnah fs,. c,t,5a . "
Cresdy Mott Co. 2lst inst Chas EIuore d ofc:r. lied
fever. -
Sehr N. " Smith. Eeg, Charleston days, cot.Oa IL. ~
hoCpady, Mott 4 Co.
schr. I. J. BrognsId shc.es. Alexabdrs days coal
schr. Mary Emma Davis, AlexAnsris days cos
scbr. Commander in chief, Mau Al,s,adrs days cod.
scbr. Buers Vista, Collins, |ifsiria days, wIot
ScoE Protector, Coptlin, NirsiDi. days, melonS .
sehr P Phillips Osborn BGckyiIe s. c, sds5' r'Va sores
20 Brown DE kosser- . - O., -, -,
scbr Itie,sa lBr J. Roach Hlsb,ro n b. u diy. coal
20 W. u. Newman Co ,,..s... ...s
sehr Maria Pie (3mues AerAn1f1 d''' c'sa
s.esmeI Dssvsre copes PIaae0As and Cape a'J md'e-
aS p,sa 20 r. a. proydeuce ndse. 10 fs,xc Oden.
pe,,si< Cyshuan New Bedford ndse. ID }. Alien.
ARRIVED AT LOWER QUARANTINE
p, uor- Rddle Nstsrzas Is daJs molases 70 Lewis.
SD h 90 win biz V.ociiy for bo9n Andrew D3l;on sn4
Wu Murray weIe .tt 10 pott Sex
vi, H.ndy KIM Brown. Havana III Dc s1sr ks % L-ydn
Habu, . met, Michael Ks.Sis, u Lssfpoo aged b skd
IL s;AILEb-Frcm lcwsr Qusrsatns ,hip Peppsfsl DssJ
WIgD-At iu-te; S. g. z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

Pu5E gisHT.--A regular n,ll occurred near the
Psnsn.isry grounds in the .ewn Of Fiatbush ye'te'-
Day morning. The principals were two New Yorsets'
rsned Grady ard Wright, and 80 quietly had all the
arrangements been made thst no person beside those
interested in the affair know anything at all about it.
Some thirty or forty persons present, rope in
closure was formed and the fight proceeded in accord
apce with the rules of the Prize Ring. The fght sp
resr TO have been well contested. Thirty rounds
we're fought and Grady was declared the victor, when
The stakes were pulled, and the whole party proceeded
homewsrd without molests,ion.
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n...,. r,uss 81; ss4i, Rock hsn1 HiSf.''

81 dec.; Tskdo, III
PEGS: Nal, So! = scr; S .,~, risls, &c.
Ths mark. Ia. not yet cp,rei ir FS'sig' p''s,
snd We make 10 ch1gs II q1].s,iors. ssfuhE r.
roulirsly edel fer good sid bss. ssns.a-e'i Friae'
l2icj III.
Frisb's Ns nsotive, To Liverpool, j.Oc) es'hss
Ct Whes,, e City OF Wsshngto5, on private terms
Gotten 8. J32i. 80 bhIA ,sn :; IL. 3D.. ao) ois'
seed g. Ia 6i p tun. To Bremen, so bb'. R'sn
a. %. schooner TO Bsii..t, s15 enc % HAiiw'.i,
with Fiol s. Coz, and Com a. 3D.. soc.hsr 20 Port
l.rd on private terms. The f.4ous birk Airis.ie
Wa chartered from S. M.1s to Bcenos Ayrss, viii
Lurber st 81, SId e csrtpri1sge.
The business OF the Sl5-Tiessu,y wss: Rscep.s,
ass $50 $50 90 nom Customs; PaynsE,s, s!.9,-
653 -; Balance, sl3,jl9,69l -.
A. tie meeting Of tee Ere Board .o-dsy toe basis OF
settlement sgrsed upon between Mr.. Aorsn sni Mr..
Ccrnirg wss presented snd referred 70 the Executive
Committee without poser. report vas carr=nt TIA,
the Beard, before ac.ipg upon the sgreemsnt Toaa
require the Central Company to resand ST. orders 81 81
intercourse Issued sgsrs, such Western Rosis a' nave
resisted the dictstion Of the Cleveland Conveniou
The seton of the Erie Road 10 referring the mstter
10 the Executive Committee, looks Ike step back
ward and We understand that the tone o! the remarks
in the Boa.d WAS fsyorshe 70 the adoption OF the
sgreed upon without important moddc s;ion
The Directors stll appear 10 lack confidence in the
good faith Of TIE Central ara 20 be under the impress
son that tie earnings Of their Road sre larger under
The present condition Of things thsn they would be
under the higher rates of fare resulting from settle
mert of the present dssgeeE ert. Tnero s evidently
a large minority, if not m.joriy of the Board who
look with little favor upon the present negotiations.
The earnings al the Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad for the third week in August and for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

CASADA-MISIsTEKIAL FRAUD.-The people have
at length decided that the present Ministry shall not
be allowed 10 he'd their seats in defiance OF the law
without resort TO the Tribunals provided 10 try the
question. Mr.. Adam Wilson, q. c., has been in-
structed 70 commence proceedings for the overy Of
the penalty Of $500 for every day which NJ. John A.
Macdonald, Mr.. Sidney Smith, and Mr.. p. NJ. Van
koughnet have sat in Parliament since their reap
pontn ent and the best lawyers entertain doubt Of
The success of the suit. Tne action will be tired
before Jury this Fall, but will probably 20 up to the
juoges before being finally decided. Toronto Globe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

THE DrTIREscE OF TINE The success Of the A.
hrio Gable has called attention 10 the difference Of
tine in ysrious cities in different parts Of the world.
A table prepared come tine sincs by Mr.. John r.
Burnet, Of Livingston, gives the following interesting
information:
When /. il - O'Clock high noon at Nes-York, the
time is as follows at the stated places;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......
Cleared.

Cleared.
Stesm'hip-Augats, Woodruff, Savannah, g. L. MfchM
Sou
sbir-H,Iene (Br Burcken, Bremen. Psvens.sd. ca
Bsfks- Eberts Hchborn Buenos Ayres j. Norton, Aaes
tang, Gu.Iman Lsvsccs sc.
Brgs-sitks, DOWN. EIlzsoeihport hsyhev Talbot Co
Jesee Rhymas Pendleton, Mobile, L,ytd Hurlblt .
Remington. McDoUgsl, Charleston, Mcguire
Csshsr; Couune Brown, Plymouih q Bsuton BIOS w.
L. Coe.we Means Layscca Grady Moi Co Whlstless
Presby Taunton Geo Davis TslJgr Cnsies Dun
ham D,non Lynchburs, Harris Richmond G. h. riefs,ns
Ocean Wave (Br J. Lockhart, HaLx G. A Ds<ols Aba
Powell Wilmin g.on r. S. Powell Ratisa Tahtl ssvan-
r,h. c. Murray; Bradshaw, Fish n.isrlw Poet Smells
John Jones' Stephenson Philadelphia w. Mckee.
S,esmer-Tscony, Wilson, Phlsdslphis, Bfga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

The difference OF time between the extreme East
and " ext points Of the United States lie hours, 20
minute q. When il is Monday noon at Ney.York, it is
6:5s A. VI. Tuesday, at Tahiti, and between IL and
A. NJ. 8 Tuesday at Chins. Iu the China Sea- be.
tween 81 agspore and Chins it is nidnish. when it is
Door al n ew. York The time az 81. Johns Newfouui.
land il L.. MS p. NJ, aud the difference in time be-
tween Til atty Bay and Vsenta Bay ID abcu.
Aoprr and minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

NV EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT MOUNT VERSoS,
n. Y-The ladies' Of the Episcopal Church Of 81 punt
Vernon, Westchsster County, propose holding fair
and festival on Monday aud Tuesday next for the pur
pose Of raising funds to aid in completing the new
house of worship now in the Of erection there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
MARRIED.

GRIFPEN-CoMPTON-A Noun; Vernon on Monday Az
81 by the Rev Mr. Hairs, Mt George w. GIisen
Msrtha l.. Compton.
MARGOT-COLLIER-O Thursday. Aug. ls BY the Rev
L. On Pouet the bri3es residence MI Charles MARC.
switzerland Mary youngest daughter Of L. Collier thls
city.
SlNGER-CLARKE-on Weines3sy Aug 25 a. Cslss5y Rec.
ty he Rev Francis H. H9wks lsasc A. Singer S.gah
j. IlaIke. dsEehteI Of G. W. Cake. esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

Tpr Po,,c, -SrSAroRIAL COMMITTEES or INvEs-
ors Spirols and Wheeler met 10 Con-
mts.e this mornin at their room at FlOreOce' No.
400 Broadway, ana organized the COmuiitse and
.o,,u,nosd their l.b, by sending for Mr.. Enbree,
~. eb;.f Cs,k Wan, ierstsnd the Committee VIII
" IL session daily until tha labors sre cOmPlet'd j:
vii take some time to &c. TIA ougS the official sets Of
srr.aiAson, but we may soou ,ID's to bear OF ''m'
81 IL details.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
Disasters, &c.

BosToN, Aug ssThe ship Union Davis from Nsw Orssns
r B'on 'prrg leah below that city yesterday ana P'
by telegraph 70 Eawood Walter sec'y Board Of sdsFSz
1hE SeHE. PEsNsYLv,s.. Robinson Of Pa .ds'pae ~
Aexsaois for bndseop ~ j. spTsny less on MAJ -oy NJ
today Captain rescued taken 20 PnissepaA
ASieHAT: C. T.. Aug. ls-Ths brzAoise Howard nas =
CT Ban, from WsIebsm Ia balas. bound 20 r@t T. -
stranded Oh the southern end Of Point aeesux % re "a n
Vessel has been condemned hall advertised TOT ss% ZEE H.
was built II Dssriscott Ne In 1854 was ~ ti-s oSSeS
Bath and valued a $3.50
lBy letter % Enwood WATER. ESQ. Sec Bosd UHdenr"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

r,v-,W.rp RIrrrInAs PnIsiRr Etserios.-
...,os for d:.s.... rom the Tsu.h W.ri 70 tas
Ar::..ss, p.euic. coDvsrto. 1s' h ~: e
:. w "a Grsrd street. Ms,rs. II. r s,is', G.
n,-.Ssor ard j. NJ Alscr, were elec.>, % .hs III
D;s.ric., ard Mssrs Wa Ksloc.S, T. C. Th'rns,r
and A. Wi1n.n, % re Fovy,.n Dis.hct CJrveH.oa.
There VS. nc osposi-ion.
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u.-s,r,. NJ ProSuce-Aue. %.

gx Ell. Razyoaa-l leo bblA Flour, l5' d. Wildly W1 a.
Alcohol 400 bush What 80 ptgs Pork g. do Copper ~ hes
Wool loo Hides $40 pigs Butter 300 do Cheese . d IN
bscco. ... 49, -, 49,,
Nv North Rirsy Boa-l2 100 bills Flour 20 do eos S9 10
WHISKY IL do. Ashes, $685. bush Rye % 40 do Corn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

TIE CAB1.s.-ht meeting Of the officers Of the
Fire Denssnept on "Wednesday evening, it was do
e5.d rot 10 take part in the torohlght procession
The Let Of September, in NewYork, irssuuch as the
W..t.7 District Department nd not intend to turn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

SpppEs DEATH.-A woman residing at No. 10
TAYLOR street died suddenly on Wednesday night.
She had been for some time apparently in perfect
health and immediately before her death crossed the
.t,sst Tor pail of water Go returning she sat upon
tbe stoop for moment when she was discovered coon
sfer 10 Be- dead. The Coroner was notified 10 hold en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

VALUATION OF TAXABLE PsofLSTT ~ h'.Ss CooS'
,y.-The following Il the valuation Of .a1s5e prop
srty IN he several vsrds Of BrcoA'yn AID towns OF
Kings County, a. prepared BY sbe Assessors sna 20
saraed to he Berd Of Supsy sor for the ys"t 1875
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

A NisIsTEn RoBBED.-Some sneak-theves entered
Tie house Of the Rev. Dr. Kennedsy, yesterday after.
noon, and carried off number OF silver spoons and
other aIticlee OF value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

AIS WILL Tpsr EYDs WELL Mr. Peter Lnys-
teI who disappeared 80 mystcrously OIL Tuesday ara
tanned up Oh Wednesday without Knowing Taa' D I'd
occurred in the intermediate time, was msn'ei on
WsdDepSsy night 10 presence Of select company OF
lsdjes ard gentlemen. This ends the mystery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

ALLEGED HIGHWAY Recommendations Kenny, a
yourg fellow seventeen years of age, wss arrested on
Wednesday pight for attacking and robbng mau
named Trimble in Washington avenue. He was com
nOi.,ed for examination by Justice Morehouss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
Family MarketinG.

The following table gives the retail price Of the prin
opal articles of Farm Produce in Washington Market,
ON Thursday Aug, 20:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
Nv Tele0Ponh.

BOSTON, Avg GAR biiss ArGbeu. Ls,ins Toss Iasnd
Epoch BeDner stoddsrd, Aux Cages, Santiago I,iey 10
Model. Dow Mans.
NORFOLK, Aug. .d-Au bark Mary Louise. RIO JsOe.r0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

MINIATURE ALMASAc......THis DAT.
sug-Rises... 5:22 SuS-Ses.. 1870 Moos-Rs-s, sec1
HIGH wATER..u.. THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. 1851 Cows Island. calm Hell q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

Markets-cAREFULLY REPORTED PoR TIE r. r. fsrsuSs
~ THURSDAY, Aug. 81, 1853.
AsIEsThe demsod for both iiod. moderate Of 40
bbis al sc for Pots and Peslls.
COTTON-The market steady with moderate busines. 70
sprners sales ], coo bales. We quote:
EEw-YoEK CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
To Mariners.

In Cbedetuco Bay liboms Of CsIbarus Roel ts's -
been sced . red ADD white spar buoy rrped bSnz'r
IoSh maker ts sp,earxrce e tie lowest Of ices go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

<9224 81 Sl2+sJ So flI47@i,73+
The ncresee and decrease 10 the tasls Of 1873 -
<smpsyed with the valuation Of 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

IBcres.e............"s2,Sl 7
The ipresse it will De SEEM is in freight traffic, the
pas sepger business showing large decrease.
The total exports Of railroad iron from Grea. Britain
to the United States for the months of this year,
compsred With those during a ike spscs in 1856 and
1877 are az follogs:
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
ElnnssOta Us. Senator,

A case Of Democratic ''thsrp practice"
almost unprecedented for it's meanuess
and impudence. Is brought to light in
Minnesom. The Legislature recently
chosen is Republican in both branches.
A U. s Senator isiO be elected IN pla' .
ol Shields. whose term expires. To pro-
vide however agains' the contingency OF
a Republican Senator being cho, en-, an act
was passed laat winter that the Legisla-
ture should not convene again FOR two
years, unless ca LED toge,hor by the Go,
ernor, who is Democrat II Is doubt
ful whether the Legislature elect will
ever be called together, although there are
many other subjects that need Legislati' r,
Many papers are discussing Ihe proPtIeIy
uf the Legislature meeting Of It's own ac'
cord, in case Il Q Gov. does not convokC
Il. What a plial o case democracy pre-
senls, when u resoiis 10 such meannessl
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Indiana norua senators.

A resolution has asset both branches
OF the Indiana Legislature declaring The
election Of Bright and Fitch to The U. S.
Senate, a. "illosal, unconstitutional and
void" Tho resolution passed the Sen
ate by vote Of 20 to "a and the House
by 81 IN 40, the anli.Lscompton democrats
voting for it. along with the Republicans,
These pretenders will therefore lave the
saiisfoeiion Of knowing thst their election
is repudiaied At home and that they do
not represent the Voice OF Indiana in the
councils Of the nation. Doubtless the
shove ~ntionel resolution will be FOL
lowed up by h. election Of two bona hde
Senator's. who will 20 TO Washington and
contest their seats before the u. S. Sen.
ate. with what success, however. remain,
to be seen. The LecompIonitesare great
ly ,xasperaIed a, what has been done and
threaten dira -s..,l..e~-.--'.-'. "a. Lsads q.
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The new Test, A Slave Code for
the Terrltorlas.

A new dogma has just been discovered
10 the South, which is 10 b. applied as
tho touoh-stone Of democratio orr r'hodoxy.
Il is this; Iuasmuch as the bred Scot,
decision legalizes slavery, under tho Con.
stlulion. il all the territories Of the Uni
ted States and no local legislation can ex.
olude il therefrom, therefore, as 'log.
ical sequence, it is the duty Of Congress
to pass such laws as may be necessary for
the better regulation and protection Of the
''inqlilulIcu," the same as Of any other
properly. This doctrine has become very
popular at the South and win be made
a test Of party feally, along with the re-.
opening Vf 'he slave tlale. Douglas and
his adhe'ents win have to "fscs the mu
sic" on this new dogma. before many
months intervene, OF course Northern
doughiacos will yield ready assent,
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CoLUMBrA, s. G. Nov. 50 Tho grand
Jury came into Court this morning and
reported that ,hey found no bin in all the
three cases against the crew Of III SLAYER
Echo The counsel Of prisoners will
Dr,bshly move for their discharge on
Monday, when the question Of con, titu
unnNlitv OF the aut declaring the slave
trade piracy will com up for argument.
The U S Attorney will endoayor to hold
tho prisoners.
ST LOWS Nov, 25,--The South Pass
correspondent Of the Republican says a
battle occurred between the Crow aud
Snake Indians. on the q Ult,, in whiuh
10 Of The former were killed The tight
grew out Of the lheiving propeusilies OF
the Crows.
Attorney General Wilson passed South
Psss Oct, 28th, weather severe Lqrpe
numbers Of cattle wore dying on the road
The mail for Salt Lake WAS packed in
consequence Of the heavy snow.
ST. Louis, Nov. qO.-Tho Overland
Mail, with dates to the lst arrived las
night. II reports that a battle occurred
between the volunteers under Gen. Kib.
bee aud band of Indiana in Klamath Co.
in which Indians were killed aud sta,
ken prisoners, aud one volunteer killed.
MoNrPELIER. Nov %. j.--The Vernon
Legislature adjourned this morning, n,
appropiia ion has beenmai ie flr eompletiu
ihe Stale Capital, the House having re
fused to concur with the Senate in th,
passage Of any bill for that purpose.
WAsHMoqoN. Nov 30.-The Mobi,
Mercury of Saturday hast is received. I
says that most Of tbs Nicaragua emigrant
still remain IN that city, but many o
them are getting exceedingly res,iyo.