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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26
La W INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBEKs-A1g1H zo-befoIe Jusic-

The MPARLES HABEAs CORPUS.


Inh u ~ ~ ~. m "a , - 20 ~. ~ ~. a. r. . Ill,
re he aIpnoeuon o n neI alleh ioi .ne ou i 49,;
The testimony IN tins case was resumed tnls morning.
Rebecoa Blair tss6ed-That she had known Mrs McPsrlen
witn resided at Princeton, N che had been
constant v,tor At the house of the McPsens III about two
years when witness lived IN this city she resided IN Twenty
eighth shs observed McParlens treatment toward ms
wife the Gay before two years ago. she wanted Mrs
McParen 10 shoppIs Mr. McParlen SAID one haf a me
ought TO have their necks broken Mrs McParen said
that her that he alluded to Mr. MsParen replied yes
II dn you addg thereto several other esPleiives OF
similar character: the witness heard female addressed
that way before. m the afternoon Mr. McPaeu wit
ness residence and inquired for his wife; ne re-
ceived that Sue not there; he then
sid he afraid his wife had made away with
herself; In the evening witness went 20 the residence
OF the McParlens, and inquired if Mrs. mcPsren was IN
she received la reply that she was Iii IN bed; witness
to Mrs McParlens chamber ana found her very i WIT
thea for McParen from the and brought him
home he thought that his wife had 1en s1dunum 70 Destroy
herself witness searched ana ouha Ien1undn DOLL sac
underworld To make them hhes snu WINE ne was mere
he succeeded 20 doing sno from ,hs tune and or on'n
subsequent they appeared 70 I'VE happily some uue arof
alheuhy occurred between them a. witness teatsei some
hard words passed between the he called her hard names
did remember the words used by him. but he svoe her.
heard no hard words used by him toward her al any other e
Mrs Mcfp conduct toward the ENID was the knoes treat
DotheI could besow child her treatment toward
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-. Nv northern =, SOC Or. in rooisra,s apply .ad
gSs a. ~" PAT, .nd waited. B.sy eurt Z. -, "es
Con- u shste hfn sr tie o'nsnd y lN' :ass - A
= tte sod 'Hrs In store sZdDst ~ ~ 10;
~ Txs...,u Yellow; Norttsru /. and nominal
H.Y-Tbs d-r'nnd FOR slipping u fair 'sd p,le roe
m. u.set 6ru; sslr- 4 1900 NO, :,
moths. Doo California a. -4ie, . mest1s aDa
bfMP-snis h. been in improved reqas.. and tsss
. q So fae. rec. MY eS,seo Aays .n "
qairy coprue' lini',e ,nd The @.ss' ,ss.,
,,sucv As vel activity ssl's Of 100 tans ssotSh r4 q
q resh. N. in sse for Inferior brand.
LEATHER TIE market Is Unclaimed. -, 49,. -. .
Mota y, H. ase ia a ksaa foo RsS !:
as ard 25 hhds Mu.coysdo a, stas5c.
NAVAL rurru:ne hss arrived NOR freely.
b., tie ses.ef portion ii. Ia. ben already p.ea sd
10. sis tsoush snius.s co.. hrmer s.ie' q J. eos
'.ss n - S ~ . os' nd .ppns
Ger as cash shprirz parcel. DOW held At 49, nsasn
ss pr 49,, - F.ss 70 he .,ae pot do Rotterdam.
de- to Antwsp iiOo do. to H.mssrs go DO % ise,p%,
;asei m.dia,e oat = m.I,t leaving bat small .'oen b
opera,e upop Crude quiet. on account o. ouSen 90 III
% ,nnssc bat b 10 active ~ bh' IN s
,aosr At 50 SO 10 delivered Other sa.i',rs.. rs 20 NY
% vithou, por;ant change IN prices sales oil -, oor 60
Ne at o. ara obi, No (op.que whi'e) - 10
To- Ard rSs s@s"s e, s asepoH i qs limited bat
nric re ,u,s go .ae. 5Ooo gals L!nsess q; doc' N
'PRoVisIoSs-rte demand for Pork e- setve and he
MARKET easier With howe' 'ew sLeus a. AZ M 4, r
1L =, Mes. ~ cSocs SO $40 Is r
PIm. Beet without alersitn the nivss az s S.
M bps a, 20 for Prime; SId 10 Tor Oo9ny
NJ. Gu, Meats hrn and in limited demand ,ha. sAeso1
Shoulder. ec; AID Hams at sdStc' Zero ~ La IN.
- . l., request trade; ssfs OF 10Y eos-
"a s A. ic aIc. Butter 10 in fair request si-s OF ss'o
and Ohio AZ lSGI7c. Che.se saaoie a. oGet-
demand coed, in part for export pay price, ara
~, unsesi; ,a.s Of ~ tca, a. % 1qsfNb as 70
are In fair -Qusr faD prices sales Of oc hhd,
c,upTsirg gocd Refining and Grocery grades qaotc m
r. ~. ON private term, aud 20 boxes on private terms
OW-A .tea6y mNs-i the arrivals are hshi s"s OF
WlsKY.Tie usrket Is 6rn-,he demand good sales Of 800
bbl.. al &c . . ,. l.. n.t,... ..,...u
a., am .a.s Of GEO tux. south sea Al 7Oc cash.
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MARRQE ID.

EECkE sDS,rl. Jersey C.y IN We6IesdsJ. A1z 81 -
W "" Dr. Tsycr, ANA-A. Becksf % MAJ, ''-' -
" :" . y,aes
bFF IYs-pfCHARDs-s .SsV Hs-sn. - Wfir'-is7i
o., 40. r.. J..i.h brs~-r tss T. Ef"~-E 40 "a NJ
n.ei ards 10Th q N-w-bGyen-
KpvcEyLTON-GIv gS-Oa ThIr,eaT, Az -. o. - r. o.
10. Serve NJ Franli. fe ks.tcltI Gfs S-+atHA Civ
bon Of ;his city.
HYpt-EOsIsE-4: The tEise'. Essaen, - on aa.41y.
Al MAris Co.i,s q PALISADES y. j.
ycCOvB-sCHULTZ-oa Wednesday: Au7 - a; HEd
Gr,y, Fi,Lip Lsue.rF ty re Re-. henry ? d scal
r WeCop,b t. Of sex-York &c Mss kl-n j., -
trsn,er al AK "a. sca-.-s u ne fJrDeE p@ce-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

DEscEsIs.-Upon warrants Issued by Justl.s Brsn-
IN, tho Fourteenth Wsrd Police last night made
ssscer.s npon the following mentioned hcysts alleged
70 be Of dsordeIly character No. 2i7 Canal street
kept by German named Clsuss Peters. The propr-
s.or, and Kate Henderson, Ann Duffy and Mary Ann
Rosenburgh, three gIl whom he kept upon the
>remses were arrested snd marched TO the st alton
'Iouse No. IL IIosare street, kept By John Carset
as next visited, and che proprietor, bis barkseper
and three grs, Rosa Farrell Kate WilIians and Ida
hilsr taken in custody No. 800 Centre street, bass
saent next claimed the attention of the Police, whs
spprebeDded Herman Prgg, the proprietor, his wife,
and girl named Jessie Stewart The accused were
az committed . the cells for the night.
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LesT AND WANDrRISG.-A very prepossessing
yeUDs German SRI about 70 years Of age broefa tbs
Nsyors Ono % 1hursdsy morning by officer
HlsioDers OF Sn grafton who had found BT Railroad
bsin coming Ills y RON Buffalo, entirely Atone appa
WITTY wandering and partially insane The girl dreged
eIsan sod reat clothes Of 0eImsn style. She would
30 question thai put 20 her by the Interpreter the Mayors
Office with dsgrr Of Intelligence would simply rspsa,
MAT abe wanted - geisTn % Deutschland" in dsopang
mood. Iwas ir0peabe 10 her pronounce name
noua. i. AZ lsst Understood
eAsieneyer ~ et sympathy felt Cor unfortunate
girl She The Mstron Of the City Prson 10 b.
fEkep in etarss To- the time b~ipg.
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THE COAL TRADE.

To the Editor Of The ~ Tribune.
SIR Schuykill County ships annually about
5000 600 tuns of COAL and consumes about 81 O0OOOO
of general merchandise-the coal, for most part,
passing through the hands of Philsde phans AMI the
merchandise purchased at Philadelphia.
We have lorg felt the necessity of a more direct
route to New.York, for the purpose of being better
able to compete with the coal from regions more
favored in the New.York and Eastern market.
by the present route ria Philadelphia compelled
to 20 than 20 miles round mourning as conss.
quence 90 TO 70 cents T. tun than il the route
were "a miles shorter. Again, the coal depots of New
York are more favored with vesses than Richmond,
the parties shipping at those points being better dis
posed TO give captains tar freight than those az
Ricf mOnd.
The policy Of the President of the Reading Railroad
las been OF tendency to cripple embarTass, and an
hoy all concerned With the road, by vexatlOus aera-
tons that uncertainty 10 those engaged not only
in the mining but the shipping. On the first OF July,
q tine OF most unprecedented embarrassment, he
thought proper TO Increase the toll III cents tun,
which has been the immediate cause of several very
heavy failures. Operators who spent large sums
during the dull times OF last Winter and Spring. making
ready for LIBERAL business, and who Confidently looked
for reduction IL the rates Of the Reading Railroad,
found to their loss and astonishment, the old rate
tanned by the Company, which was 81 80 T. tun to
Philadelphia and then, at the very dulest time of .
dull season, additional 10 cents Il tan making 81 40
to Philadelphia, the annual report Of the rosi showing
the actual cost to be about 90 cents T. tun, every
item of expense included.
An invitation has been sent forward to the Drec ors
Of the Auburn and Allentown Railroad, to come TO
Potsvile and eet the operators, who ere willing 10
pledge the road With s the tunnsge it can take and
make liberal subscription toward the outfit of the
road. This road ia intended also link toward a
direct route west from NswYofk and bids fair TO
have business. New-York has now the chance Of
adding to her already large business not only three
fourtns Of all the shipping Of Phadelpnia bat making
a direc. trade with the coal operators of this
county, of at least ~ 600 600 annually in merchandise.
IL is 20 be hoped the New Workers who have this road
in hand OF the age and equal to the occasion.
Schuylkil IL now PROSTATE through the mismansge-
ment Of the Reading, 10 such an extent will warrant
for the Lew enterprise a hearty support.
Your publication Of this may tend to aid the MISTER.
OBJ.
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. ~ AccIDcsT os . CRY R,nRo.p.-Lss;
49,. $ Z. ,joek a. SO. % Of the Eighth. nv ,aos

At1z- COCK, a. 4ses VI " -he sSf nv '-S'
.. road. While near the corner Of Tgsnty-fonrn
Sne. ard Eighth avenue, on the way up town, Isn
.-.r two, children, named Charles Wilson and Ida
gtbe ,t,dge, eyed respectively 3 and years. TIE
vheeIs Of toe car passed over the body Of the boy
A.Hrg him almost instantly. The little giri was
Knocked down ard over bat the inja'ies sac SIS.
,ained viii 10. probably prove fatal
he children were in the set Of crossing the stree'
en- the car come along 60 Suddenly that Il Is sup-
ed they became oorfased, spi were in c'n'e-
.,epce unable 70 retIsce their steps The boy "s
a.ocled down BY tie horses, bu. before the o[lvei
could "bresk up" tie wheels had passed over MN
IRE girl VAS & step or two in advance navi"s
=, ned "a ;zn WITH the expectation thst tne boy
s,u.d follow. The accident created c'nsloer"'-' q
,aeuszt along the avenue, and in htue While .
..,os crowd had assembled ebout the car The life.
rs body of the child ~al .onveyed to the Station
ouse and thence ~ the residence Of his parents e.
,sit the aciios Of the Coroner. The police appre
-nded the driver OF the car, and he was locked e
the Snteenth Ward Sts,ion-IIouse 70 await the
eut Of the inquest
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M.ARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK,


steamshps-YorkOwu Parrish Norfolk, Ludam Heincken;
Montgomery, Croker, Savannah III b. Cromwell Co.
shpsUhcle Toby, Soue ST. John Nesr it'll Son; William
Stetson, Stimson, Mobile, N-smth Son.
Bng-Jsqu.s Frencb) Olivier St Pierre, j. Wheelwhshi;
Isabella Belrns Tamss PorsuPrince, Dela6eld, Wilson
Go.
sohooner.E Lsmeyer, Bayey Newburyport, s. W. Lewis
Bsyl.y Rogers Morehead C. Murray; Lawns Jane. KeSh.
Alexandria Sarah, Elems, Thomas0n q. L. Hatch; w.
Mallory Marshall Norfolk, Van Brunt Slaeht; r. z Porl
Do Canros Oporto L. y. Amsnck Forest kpe Perry Rich
rnopd, }. r. Dow; g. i. Williams McAman HilsboTo, p l.
Neyius Son.
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COFFEE The demand Is unlimited sales Of 150 bag, Ri,
Con q, al &c. ~
EARTHEN"ARE-At private there il very little doIp, Al,
IL eay Southern demand which though fair not Largo h,
Low mostly over ano as the dependence Of the trade on
u. NolEn AID western States which up 70 this time nav.
o. usii t- OF M reIt, W. notice cashing Of prices under
Lo.fsi Pcrta1ns Early IL the importers sseued
eSo WIN We prospect Of tine Fall trade. But now under
ehahie OF ccustsnces they Obliged sell their foods
a. @vP cent below Spring Under these
me are disposed 20 oder their goods by auction and ono OF
haJd attracted good attendance failed % draw ot
e uIiess at reduction Of 5G ~ common below
on the pound -s!liLx. 49, ~ w
tLoCh AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal Flour
AID most kinds are hrme the arrivals LIBERAL but
' oto" me wants OF the Eastern and local
WITHOUT supply Of good brssds brands scarce and
~! ock Od OHIO is limited the sses H. bbs al
- 20 81 o. for spebne State aud Wesern 81 7oa "a IS
~ EAtia state from old wheat, 81 goa for from ne
sheat 20 as 40 for old Ohio Extra IS IS for new
co go - % for old ST. Louis brands s. 75d 81 fr
tAus oeIssee Canadian Flour selling slowly at 81 $50
- o. oT E1;rss Southern Floor frmer sLd active
a- - Se2l bbs e IS lea S. 81 for sup-rne Baltimore l
ana 80 oOa 81 for the better grades Rye Flour n and in
VI request be sales 30 ibis. o. 1904 3 Corn
neal hruy held the demand ia sales small lt, OF
jersey a, 81 81, aud 80 bbs Brand ywine q. 81 ~
s are Gull aud have but sale. Of 20O bhl. a.
- = for No. 4 w. > S-u
CkAlN-The inquiry for Whes. Ia fair and the r,art. IN.
pofy suppnst rev hrIsr bat old 10 slow II , The .,s
az oc" bush rev Re- Soutr.ra, FL 81 4o bn.b
nv. DO a. A. 43 1850 husn cd White Nebiy.n ON
Psei- tefms 500 bushels mixed DO =, so And s5o
t-'a s'a lev White hsSasky .; q S. Rye quiet, anal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED ARsoS.-Ihe RESI-
de-ce Of Mr. Jackson ct Bergen was entered BY Pry-
ing open the windows, on Thur;day night, and va.
rietJ Of property was stolen The thieves regaied
themselves with bottle OF brsady. and then, setting
fire TO the window curtains decsmped. The FIRE was
discovered in time 70 extpguish s before any mate
ris damage was done. An attempt was also made
10 enter the adjoining house, but the thieves were
prevented from accomplishing their object BY the
"a. ,h.dOg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

Ship Mary osden Lovei.Dd Liverpool July H. nd.. 70 Geo.
Buckley July 20 a, 50 H. lon "a 90 saw ship New York. from
baI. Henry, from Antwerp fcI New YoIt.
VIM T. Frost, is bound Liverpool Put into this port leay,
hsyps Aug ~ La q Iop 81 80 espsrieneed hurc me fo.
from ~ f., and round by Z. to s.
Bark Ane Cheeman, Portau Prince IS days coffee and os
wood to L. FERN. Aug u.s. Ia. o. lon. "a So spoke he
Hsyana day spoke shr Liverpool (B hence for Naao,
H. p and the ship Mary Hammond of oson bouod ls;h,
Arcaderus spoke brig Bsiimors Bye, hence bound In
Bark Ocs Presby Mystic "a hours In ballast tn master
Brig King OBJ. Coil, Windsor, n s. days plaster 70
Brig Annie Geldert tBr) Cochran Windsor NJ g. 10 days
Bhs Matilda (of Bos,On) Richardson Yszs, Cub. JAY -
M asses 70 c. L L. J. Peters
sebr Henry Lauiens Johnson Mach,s days. hs snp-
schr benjamin s,rons, Hawkins, Buck,ve, g. c., naval
stores 20 master.
sehr Jv., Burton, Wilmington, N c. days naval stores: 70
r. 9 Powell
schi. Z. Backmsn Hooper Georgetown, s. c., dsy' cav"
st SEES to Dollper Potter 4 Co
schr Julia Rogers (ot Hampderl PERKINS, Arecsto, r, H
New.Haven IA days. uolssses 70 Culb.rt ti.i.y
shr HsTbinser Dayton, New Hayeo y ballast for Elizabeth
port.
schr. Ann sar Fish, wsieLan days, md.e. 70 m.r.r
hr susan French Inompsop, New.Haven days. 10 bals
schr Baldwin Jones, Elzasethpor, coal for Hartford
sctr H,nristtA Jore., New Haven 2dsys in ballast.
Sclr Hepzibom, Smith Norwich days Ia ballast
Schr. Texas Chaplin Rondou,, coal for New. haven
sehr svsine Roe. Crane, yirEinis, VOID
sehr Red Rover Bacon, Boston for Albany.
soop Glide, Norton, Pswtacker In baast for Rondout
oop southport, GsIdner New Haven days sugar
% steam, COpes Philadelphia aud Cape Nay, nds
Steamer Westcheser, Jones, Providence ndss 70 sss
sAlLED--s,ean.hip. Yorktown. Norfolk; Montgomery s.
ANA sh CJnoslrs New Orleans bark D. Jex Belize
"IND-sUnset, S. w.
The steamship Huntsville of CROMWELL. line Is now on 10
gFta. Balance Dock for The purpose being recauksd
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VENT IaRSEY ITEMS,

~ a. -. hSiN n
D.sI Railroad to the hudson, which were directed
- be executed at ne meeting of the Board Of Drec-
ors Of the Company, we're signed last week by the
respective parties It's expected to proceed with the
enteTp se Immediately. Commissioners 70 negotiate
~ TIE right OF wsy, &C, viii be appointed soon, aud
IT, er 1gemeuts made for the early prosecution a.
completion Of the work.
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSlONS-AuG. S-Before Justice,
- STEERS, KELLY, AND OSBORN.
Charles Rart and

Charles Barley and Harvey Drake. stealing cigars
eno VINE feruenuuy each Fred.r a B1rn.
seang hree ducks fenenisry months P.-ricG Camp
ocI sAng mahogany drawers; Pententary one moptl Nj
Aet SArmoney stealing ribbon Peni.enary tire. n,ths
We Grshsm stealing pair Of itis Peniteni.xy ak n,u.h
Deee assault Apd battery Judgment suspended John Hse
nsn ALAS hassery stealing wines Sc. two ch.r.s Of as
sse and battery PeEensy mouths John Bsrs ana
nh heeFs Seanie watch; PenitsuAry ,.x moxhs each
Mary Jones' stealing shawl sack; Peu.,.n.i.v ,bse-
mnths Shvies " johnson, assault and battery: rismsn.
'FShoa nAtIlck heinecy, stealing coats and wet,
fsIEeiary tArre months Mary Ann Mcclure ke-5in, s,s
orderly house Fenenisry Joan NcCIue .,ens
AUo~e4s ftrnt mary one month. Am Psrsnd ....n,
Neafiig sppeiel FEM entis-y month"; ESu.Td 49,
yer Stealing bark bills and com, Peueu:iary two
lanes hoseIs, steans stNelSei shirt; judgment
y'ts Riley ssaut and battery i1dsgnsn: Suspended John
isy Assault and bstery Peuitentisry four noatbs s,.n
thsEns Hsuhut stealing b4nk note tsras
months yoph b. Lewis assault and battery igdsm,n. as
Peiced John Terrell. assault and battery; fred 8 "
THURSDAY, A1s ~
John ShesTp, assault and battery tbrae obsrc.s
odsEoeut s4sp~ndd Aaron }. Brown assn. .ns 60
tnso 80 WIN. pcsgin, assault and battery: sneS ~,
escc. De ksyseI AsAu; aud battery sued s. M, r.,
Carroll. stealing eSd Ppe jssnen; suspended M.rths H.
Asaat AHd bste.y tEed SO My z Hoe ss,rl, and IA.
tsIy hned s. Richard Hersintt assault and b,,, "a
fIo VIM Irving. assault aid battery hned SIS M.rv K.n
Ls sedAns SILVER Peui'entlsry two months Hsn-v IL,
aen Assault and battery PeoitentAry mou;hs nouss Nc
Dolso 3aau, and battery; hued - Peter M.CaI-y a.
agt and battery tued S25 JOAN Quinn az and ha,,y
taco - jean Thi;e, assault and ba.sry fn-e Mch..i
esh sssSh AID os;teTy fned IS James wsr;sy assa.
az battery iafnAsG; suspessss .etL Letter rcc2s "a.
eiisi, Tee sa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26
RROOKL YN II,E.MS

The Hon. L. d. Culver OF this city Is to deliver the
address before the "Chsmpiain Valley Agricultural
Society" at Vergennes, Vermont, on the 9Th Of Sep
tenber DeE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

The WATER WoRKs.-It is said that the old Board
Of Water Commissioners have contracted with ii. >.
Wells g. Co. 70 build closed conduit over Baisiey .
Pond to the eastern extremity of the works. instead OF
having the open canal The amount they have con-
acted to pay $500 less the cost OF excavation
The work on the Rdgewood reservoir walls is now
complete, the fronting having been finished The
laying out of the path and the iron railing around the
top Of the reservoir yet remains to be DONE On Ell
day of last week. trial of the pump took place, when
1900 goo of gallons of water was pumped into the
reservoir in 81 hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

TIE WASHINGTON MoyUNENT.-The postmaster OF
Mis- city has placed boxes at the different letter box
stations for the purpose OF receiving contributions
toward the Washington Monument fund
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

EkToRTIyG MoyEy FROM PRIsoNERs.-Charsss
have been against Special Policemen in Hoboker 4 exor
ing money from prisoners. L. allie sed that Sunday s Mi
cae Bropby young and seFsrd released one
Of them ibe payment Of : 10.
Another said have occurred where Fc yo ms men
were arrested uspon without oeips aiken before msss
rsie discharged temporarily by having money AID pop
cry amounting 80 with the Officer and for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

C9ARe, OF GRssD LARCENY Yesterday a wo nan
..,sa t,.rne CArn.r tefoe Josc Corn Gel
ihs LsTrc .ns u money from VIM Heissub
e a, Carroll s,re. bad ben emp. yed q,
The Whole amount rs tut ONLY
proved having teen taken The accused
oDyc,ed q p, larceny and snehced u TIE renfentsy
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Excess Of 1859 over lesa...

The Jobbers nave accomplished more the past week
10 the sales of Dry Goods than in any previous week
Of the season. and the trade generally more hope
full Yet there has no; been that activity in the gen.
eral business which characterized the same period
last year. The manufacturers and commission houses
have complained Of dullness, but have been quite well
employed in delivering goods contracted early in the
season. There is gradual accumulation Of some
styles Of irregular goods, which has he'd TO more
anxiety on the part Of holders and some concessions
have been made. The fattering prospect which
early in the year seemed to dawn upon the
manufacturing interests of this country, has not
been fully realized, owing 10 a variety of con-
trary influences. First, the war on the Continent.
was calculated to depress the business of the
world, and it was a matter Of surprise that
the trade here should not have been psralyzed
Simultaneously with the announcement Of peace,
the apprehension OF panic and rates OF inter-
est Appropriated to that point that all parties be-
came dstrustful Of the future and the buoyancy of
the market was oat. Yet great steadiness prevailed
in the Domestic Goods market under such adverse
circumstances which has been owing to the absence
of depressing stocks. IL. results however, we are
laboring under at present Large impoitations have
been forced 70 this market being the more ready
receptacle Of foreign goods but with a continuance
Of the demand from the interior, and if the ship
ments of goods TO foreign ports shall be the
scale that Of the past SIX months, We have nothing
to fear from any serious decline in Domestic Co,on.
the Importation of Cottsns continues quite mod.
crate, but the weekly returns show increase over
the two previous years. The importations in 1877
gradually fell off in the late Summer and early Au-
tunn months, until the amounts merely nominal
and the future comparison of imports of plain COttons
will be changed, and the aggregate fov the year viii
probably be larger than in 1857.
The importation Of Plain Cotons at this port during
the week ending Aug. 49, as compared with previous
years, has been as follows:
1857. ISIS. 1859.
rof ne we.t............... $500 Slao.iD $sl All
Reported since January i.... 7os A. 5i7o. sa6II4!
&17.,TN IIr,as. ssc.l, w !
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sslssIxe A DISEASED Cow-TTso men named
Thomas Roach and fsref bss arrested yes.eday ,o'
M COW which "a died d d.ss- vacant y. u 1
fn''rn,h Ward which o6en.e as>ns, The city ord,,
ran They w,rr srssigned beor. Josics Aorebooe snd
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.edm,p irabia from Boston, for LirepooI-W L. Car
pener, J. ri. CRAFTS. " Dimmoch p O. Lsndehsd, three
Mise. Lizzie and Susan P Tiffany. Mrs Orr Masters John K
and Dexter Tiffany WORCESTER Francis washbu5n Lanesse
Mas. Charles A. shaw, Bddeford Thorn" Emery Bath
ton, " A. Van B.rsan Daniel Cofin, A. Brun Mn Lac
end infant New York; Thomas Mosey, Albany; Henry
Walton Philadelphia w. Jennison, South Caolns Henry
Easts. Gslesbury III r. R. LssriIg Mobiles Appetone
Codes Salvador; Robr. Backe G~sow Francis Cham
bers W Roland Richard Crssier EngsDd Mcent Bertrand
Psris-S9.
Fo, Halyar-C. J. Cramberins Edward Csuslsnd. Duncap
Mccall New. York w. f. Purdy, Tarryow ~ Y Mrs Mar
tia Richie James Whitman Halifax Mrs josephine Fraser
and FAINT New.Gssgow. NJ r. A. Malcolm, Montreal, j.
Commesi, HayaDa--ll. Total 90.