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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05

A Man. WIFE. AND Two CHnpRrs
FRozEs TO DEATH.-A few mornings
since, slroIiiBg man, named Tucker, his
wife and TWO chIldreh were found frozen
to death in barn. in North Castle. West
chester county, n. Y. The unfortunate
pair were abroad the day previous, asking
aims, and il is supposed that they, 10,
having enough money to purchase
nights lodging, and being chilled, weary
and homeless, had gone inio ihe barn fos
shelter from the inelemeney OF tho
weather, with the intention Of remsining
there during The night, iaking their chill.
dren with them, and were all frozen TO
death.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05

THE SELECTION OF A WIFE.-Sam
Slick, in his late sayings" gives some
advice about the selection of a wife. Says
he:
Don't marry too poor gal, for they
are apt to think there is no end 10 their
husbands purse nor too rich gal, for
they are ap, to remind you of ii unpleas-
ant somenmes nor too giddy a gal, for
they neglect their families; nor too de-
mure one, for they are most apt to give
you the dodge, race off, and leave You
nor TOO weak minded one, for children
take all their talents from their mothers,
and with all due Difference 10 the ladies',
we would ask Mr.. Slick il he means TO
insinuate that The population Of the world
is already large enough
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05

Loon.-We learn from the Frost
burg Gazette tina, fat-headed loon was
captured in field near that .own' ano
brought there as curiosity. He had got
ten on, of his element.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05

The track OF the Msnsssa Gap Rail-
road is now completed TO Edinburg, Shen-
sndoah county. Va. and the cars will iun
there in few dsys. The bridge over
Narrow Passage. 500 feet iong and liz
feet high. is daily passed over by the en-
CINE and care,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
Not Dead.

On Sunday last, man named Powell
lately saloon keeper on State street near
Randolph, who had been sick for some
Tine past, apparently dePsr ed this i'ie'
and his remains were prepared Tor ihei'
last resting place, and in the apparel oI
The grave passed the DAY in cold room
A hearse was summoned, and carriages IN
attendance for the last obsequles, when
from some appearances in the face OF the
supposed corpse, proceedings were stay
ed and medical aid summoned, when the
case was seen to be one Of suspended AMI
Ination. and after some hours of judlrious
and sklfrl treatment. vitality, was restor-
ed and Mr.. Powell is now doing well.
This instance as all such should do, re-
wives the soul-harrowing surmise whether
cases are not nl too occasional occurrence
when animation only returns after the in
exorahlr doors Of the tomb have closed
upon tie unhappy living subject, A few
hours later that Eate might have been
Powells Chicago Tribune.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
C305GB gOSg89 { -.
For the Register.
MY GRAVE.

Oh rear no sculpluted marble high
Forth 10 the world my praise TO give
To mark the spot where | shall lie,
When here on earth cease to live.
And carve not on the cold un(eeling stone
What here on earth may have been f;
In the hearts Of living friends alone
May my memory evermore be green.
And in some lonely quiet grove
May my last resting place be found
Where none but friendships feet shall
rove,
And tones loved e'er echo round.
And DER my dark and narrow home,
May sweetest flowers OF love cen
bloom,
And S!rolling zephyrs gently come
And sweeiy murmur round my tomb.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05

A grand ball, in honor of Lord Napier
and lady, previous TO their departure tor
England, is one of the things talked of,by
the New York aristocracy,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05

The hog cholera is exceedingly 'a'al 10
West Tennessee. Both hogs and dogs
are dying in troops.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
ElOpement Extraordinary.

Running off for Spite.-The Wash,
inglon pa Reporter furnishes the par
IcLlars Of remarkable double elopemen'
as follows:
A Mr.. and Mrs. Carsner, residing in
Ohio county, Va, short distance from
the Washington county line. suddenly
beclme, not long since, mutually dlss'
greeahle, The husband soon made him
self an annoyance to his wife by paying
undue attention to a compile of unmarried
sisters in the neighborhood as actually TO
neglect providing for his family. Mrs.
Carsner having taken offence al this
course of conduct, and, we suppose, dee
ming the lea taLioniS the speediest an1
most ehectual remedy in such cases made
and provided, concluded to let her faith
less lord see that it was game two could
play al, and accordingly few days be-
fore Christmas, took her departure with
another man (name unknown) leaving
two children behind TO be cared for,as she
supposed, by the incontinent father. The
husband was not 10 be out done. howev-
er, by a manGuvre of that sort. Instead
Of bewailing his disconsolate situation. as
if to let il be seen that he could conduct
the business on still grander scale. he
in turn, leaves his little ones to the care
of their charitable neighbors, and takes
his figh, on Christmas day, with his
brace Of dulcineas, and has not been heard
of since. One of the girls has returned,
but states that she knows nothing OF the
Whereabouts of her sister and her para
mOur.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-05
W1NAN's New STEAMER.-It will b

W1NAN's New STEAMER.-It will be
gratifying to those of our citizens who
Visited Winan's Cigar-looking steamer
while in Baltimore, that it made sue
cessful trial trip on Thursday last. The
working of the machinery proved highly
satisfactory. the wheel performing about
fla, revolutions per Minute, and yet at no
lime was she at full speed. The TWO Vi
mans with their ladies and about thirty OF
the workmen were on board. and as the
vessel passed Fort McHenry salute oi
twenty guns was fired. In lew DAYS
she will start to .Norfolk.-ETchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
Reported by TelsyyapA.

Bury,Lo Az 49, FLOUR in fair demand and -tes{y
raes 80 75G for state 81 75G IS for extra
Western; s. 1906 50 for double WHEAT dun aud
droo ping sales q Red Michigan Indians. and Ono in small
lots h:e do ST. 10 CoKs dun and heavy aud !c iwer
sales GOO oash No. | Illinois Ode other grains quiet
WHISKY lower sales 100 btls. u i5c LAKE IMPORTS:
2c0 bbs Foar. 50 90 bas5 What 5000 do. C'rn 800
bu., RYE. Canal ExPosTs leo bbs. Flour, 2Ooo BUSH
Wheat. % COO do Corn.
OswrGo, Aug IS, . p m-FLoUR LIVER, with steady de-
ms1d the Interior and Canadian trade. WHEAT dul ;
den d confined the nnedii.e of miller, sales 30
bn.b cho. milwaukee Club at e. Com easier sales 1900
Illinois private OARS ssrs so bush
SIZE CANAL FREICHTs cul aud unchanged LAKE
IMPoErs-i.c Go bush. What CANAL EXPoRTs-l 0o0 bbs
Flour SO cOS bush Wheat, 2,cc0 do. Corn
CINCINNATI Aug l5-sLoUR- Buyers ins,, lower figures
the market cses weak, but unchanged
WHEAT sales Of Red az 81 81 g. aud White a, 100 81 IL
CoRy sesiy SG0a5c. WHISKY hrm a, Bic. Bacon irn
SHOULDERS 7c. HANS slc-
NEw-DRLEAss Aug. l3-CorToN-Saes n day l. 80 bil-s
Midang II &C., aud do st l1tc FLOUR duh sales az
81 IS
PsLa DgLpHI. Aug. l5.-FLovR tends downward. WHEAT
dscr cd SC Rcd asa ST. CORN active Yellow. 73c
OATS steady. Provisions qu. Mes Pork, SIS Bacon firm
Hams, llGl2ci SIDES sas!c Shoulders, ~7ic WHsSY
&c.
BALTIMORE, Aug lSFLoUs dull and Howard street offered
25 decline WHEAT dull sales otl8O bush White, : -
IS: Red 81 ~, CoES dali aid 3 ioser White sui ieL
low 7d71c. Provisions steady: Mes Pok s5 81 Bacon
SiSss 90. WHISKY gnchsTg.d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
Pnssen gers smiled

IN ,cd-siiy Kangaroo for Lrerpool-Wm Ga..l ally aud
eAld Ele AeFsds-u, M. ai,Iy M's. NJ Saith. L1ui.a
Wet.rn,au John Fisher. w j. Thomson, child 4nd nurse W.
j. MEOW el Horace Norton j. O. r. De Ansida and n-ni
John Go1by AID lady, A z gs.enan J. B,.sr.,, G La
than Gec Nhi'iorG T. kraPsisn g. H. Bliss Nrs Ol
W. children, Rober. Wright
Ia sieaniAp Oeean Queen CSr Lir,rpoO!-W S E9erton
RaimoIei sch-uIsr s-@ Orleans. Aasu,.os L.nsis J. p
Yk Rio bly,. .on Mr. and Mr Borce and infant
Lake SuF4ii Mrs Mclean line a. ca a.se, Hlne!k
L. P-rer, M Laorgs P 5chSZma1, DR. Nc 0MyeT, r. J.
Hall SwYoTk Pablo Elsuera, Too Leon, Eegsn g1n,ero
ehsa- Cuba T. Co;ben, Or Bracelet John Connolly SIR aud
Mrs Lators, T.. Ssbae CALIFORNIA; A. Raepptsct Mobile;
c. VIII NeYcrk Frsoo MORAN Chicago tn z. bifo
dos San-a. wife chi hr AID NJ. G-or.s D1te MI.
Rosdnisht Bloomington, III ssn y. a.rqur. H.Ysra; W.
seyeIton. Dr. Drch AID LADY Chcso Hoon Darny H.
>ucn A Niyls A rserOcs, Victor GInss r. st. Cfauda edy
aid dsufhier' Chsr's Curry, w g. WoOa, Georss Lesre
n York J0nu hayr Gsezo New OIi-.u. Mr. Bor-n,
sud ths- children, ksnucsy; Thomas Hayeree. Wn Hare
Dcnn JOS BeUx C-!Lorais; Hsr.ce W Dodge. Alex Cain
JsIss Can't Nh aid Mrs. Lougmas Ne.J-f,-y Eath,l
ehdrsr Vincent Torn ID ard ,.y. N-w-Ymk; Nd Kaver
Me. q. Ili-r Mrs.. kTsy Nh. Ree Hss Brethalrr Ar
Lscpod bre hauer Dr. Dr.eaore Camille AEIlhlu C.for;
Lohrfn, New Yok Thomas Wsts. Fr,nci, Mayor Pal
Henry AM <, Pe Bernard, G. HEgelb- N.w.York; Au.
crezs BIb Cinc nst Charles Talbot, Joan w Ashton dy
no cht Dessre Lusers John " Driany, Mr. Bes.n Geo
CErs,aph, T. sullivan, BIZ. Marin, Mr. Lewis. William stark
Level iotor Corr Jones ca,harn- si D. Jesa Weber
Mich MAuer Deiics Philip Rsh, wife an go chiI Irn,
Mara beckr. and tsIt ColIed Ginklr vii, and infant, ~
EussfA, T. Deust,reI As,hias FuLk, H. Simon T. M,z T.
NJ OHsIar, May Duced Sicsas 81. fer Cote Rohglus
IsecccIe Llekold, John Rattle Ka'h,iiae Kns scspacn
eGtIaI bs.tia-d Pooaro Car T. Clye1L, S-5.si. n Nj
I.h l. tolLs, Guseppa Mouscoa Grisrpps M.r Auonio
plec Fhots Gallant, Oti Does Aasdse Desgto,.e Ja,a
CCie. Tot&l l60 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

peri. city quiet An order has been issaed redaeins
an ps,ive armed corp- Of the ine. I'm, ieiac'foe'
;s offended 20 Bombay sad M,lrs. No ooey has
for some days been pad into ne open %sn, Aod the
1--WE Der cei,s coniiDoe AZ II discount hHchasge.
Birs lave sod a, 2los for SIX months, ahl c's"'t
ofGl V.rv few Crenii Bilis have been offered, ana
ibsEs,es have been from 80. a3fo!."
ApIxG TELEGRAPH OFfIcE, Jaiy b.-i1e dsan'o-
ep snorg :ae ,a,e Company. European uo ,p7 : on
the increase. A. Berham?ote they are ~ open ma
excited officers TIE Madras Fuseers have iSD'Sed
III. example of the Bengal troops.
Central Indis il qnet. The campaign N Nep.ai ha'
beer closed. The Oude police am skhs ~a'ch ne
FYch,ree 90 London, six months sight y efa.
Isyce .hipu en,s OF cotton being inside 10 'hiDa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

-, ,i. a 70 Jo.rpss. .ad Celia lima MM'aal u a.,
80 Inc r , Br.f, csp; { Co.t,-l r :, 81, W..
-, W., DR. Bh.p~ l-by aiushter ard tgo SOC, se'T
80 n Her. W whrsod. D. Z hS"n9rbp ~ ~. =.
20 r. 4 Boruesner Ms. hsry l. tsyTs r. '-su ~ ~ 49,.
- u,,,k F.d, F,oi.r-ha asihevs. LOUISE 1890
Sse' ir,hu,snn Mis- Som, ETnes sosn osmu,~ S
-, n.,.t.rn Eios- bsr tnsn.'i. b0sa9a 81 ~.
Mis- = ~ -, Ni.. r Glagi- Mics A ysseeshsl% bir,
,sr% -. W,i.rn Y B5srier A. DrIsfosf = SfY.I-'s
!seo1 trtL NJ. Helen RL.h. l. SAttsn, yAnresy ~
ni.. B.rrsres' Edwin EpEss fr.Seis sserisnss
Nil - Nj. r. Roman : Roman, n kansrxin, ~
Ser raxrr Y Peli,isr FGsEh ~ raaL = Ia ne, -
na,,...y Miss q. p-eussnsy ssogais .n
So,h.s .rs Mrs Seqt.h1 !" m I...N.rx
wall .dy .aa a,Dshters LA L,rs, ~ w, NJ
NJ, : ia quart, h.s Jsaq"ar T. 1920, w.
sno si' "a, w.. children AID sfyn MIG, ~ He1s
-. NJ, A solomon MAJ US Sstomron. - 49,,
- Hsrrs, L Pisnol,', - hsn' Is.. lie. siy snd
ais - Nr. sarah Fru, r Godsmip o. ',sT 49, L.
,as, r M-.bn. j. R-okend,rsrr p puIsrf, v oosI
go d NJ slpmsn. J. J'.nu'', ~, xTn. W.
Is.', N, H.snrr r. Jarquss AIsrd Lasc psensr
rsn Cf.rlo,,- Wood Mo e. Wool hai'. ~. p.,l
Sht,h nst pcocca,, ana two children Mss L,asA rsui
80 pm. I'D aud three children, Mr. Mny !" s< 800,
,hres chIar,n Fr.pcisca Rfsentssa $500, S n-i,eh
Tnc,ies Burthad, p. ii.niz, zimn.rm.n :; pn n
C,,b.ripe p,droh Ann. Bslaofi CaIo,nr rnn,r 800,
S,ih Aurure Ds3rih G-s-r. G. SeewHIf- tsns -,
Bo.-r feldt Juis Wendell LeoP,d simon - 30. ~.
Wall T. Sebwrueber DAVID h'srp' T. N1''e"' ~ A-'
,,a,a,i,p CIV Of MaEeA'xr fire." L~"peeytI-y, ~
NJ. Philne. Mr. AID Mr.. Guam sad taf-e hHt ~.
NJ. Wg,ou O. B.ndun J. Ry,n ard 'on NJ M..to.c, -
Mss nsbn R,idv Msrs.re, Nell. Mr. Reid Ms fsysor'
y Ia,kh.rs Phipps John r. se" Rev . Mei eee' '"'
Purn.n M Jaa.. Chs,. euIns and Sl ':e-rsss. MI.
.,,-,I,o 1,rrada FROM Hgsasd Ir5 Nss-
O. Walton. Mn Jasn Seas Asgpaas Te sIi.o y b Hoen.
80. lanes vuour Msrs,, o. Ciose and WIFE, y
j. 4 Pierce AID AZ oiher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK-. .
Cleared.

s,aam.sip.-Ooesn Queen, S-.buiy HAVE, Torsncst
Elrids Crwel Savannah l. Mtchili PAkefseifs fo~ei
S.varush H. Cromwell Co Nashville. Murray Cnsfies-
ION suofod Tu.s Co Yorktown, Perish kichnond Se,
Lgaan Henoken, Georges Creek, Oaser, bAsiuo" d d.
stin-Pausma Hsnssu Galveston; Masonic, Sshar Scoe
diac C. c Dulcsn Co.; Tho4 Sesrs. Drew, Melbourne,
nj WIN an. Calhoun. Truman, Liverpool Spoford, Te~tou
Co Juliet frundy, Plsbay Nsw-Orleau', Roeson Foe
dick. =, - L. .x...,-, 49,,
% Ria p ckrt Russ Hoffman, Cork and market, faDch
N,rd America (Brm) Feidsrch', An,w rp. stan
, Rue,r ,,oldrn Rnlr Whteoory, Aspin vail; Widire,
ucConn,n Yer. Crux Harscus Co. Asin@r, Rictniera.
Hay.ua Funch Meineke; Jhn BanJ.n lsr Gibbs ebec,
McI.od H. Mary Coz, Avery, bile Poet Smith CO.
Err.-B.l s Wsi. Busnos Ayes fates portertelt ca
RI.obuy Benton Havana Brett, son Coz Comet BIB
"a H.i,fsx d. Dewolf; resk.r, Wright 81 John, n
7 Ssviu. Son. d. Molony. Seclmap Mobile, OAKLEY x
K,.tins: Wcnoush Dow, LSIaro's aud 81 Aary', II. D.
Broohman Co. = n,Z., y
Cow,s Brss, Ply mgutb Louisa, Ssamsn, bstn Nc
Crra 81 nson II. Martin SisIsht Bsiinore Msrn
Abbtt Martha Wrecks. Beaufort, j. L. Davis Sarsn Hermit,
Ws.hinston Dibbe Bunce; Nsnete dan Jinscn roAa.
Plipce slsE; Lady Scott lBr) Johnson Nassau SaIssoS
1Brl ST. John N b. D. R. D,wof; 1eosans tBt) Bradford,
ST stephen III Desof J. w. Alen sq1ites La7aca; Ann
susan Sharkskrd. Savannah, D. c. Murray ArIsc Vsna:
man p stousy Bergman, Chsre,tsn Doner Potter Co
ID COLGATE C,ep.r Wilmington, ID. Murray Pearl We.ter-
Welt k.wb,in Dboe bunce Statesman, Mott. Alexandria
s.S,ra 4 Doe.p. = Gilman Crow ell, Bys'op mss.rr.
sloos-Southport Gadwu, New Haven, master Appleby,
pixb,op master; Cabot, Appleby. Digeton master.
stesmers-F Csdwalader, Candit, Baltimore A'oAtfess
Jones, Proyi5eUco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
CHINA.

The following i. from tie correspondent Of The Lo'-
HosG Koys. June His Eycellcncy Mr.. Brace,
in the Msgice Dpe, and bis E1ceency NJ de Bou eou-
lon. in the Du Chayls had left for sh ngnse' Aani
raj Hope had previously gone north. The genera
repde1vous lie a, Sharghse before proceeding 70 the
P.ho. 49,, 81
Prom Sbsnehae we lean thst the United S.:,es
s.I,m,r Powhatan had got on shore n.sr w oosuDg,
but it Wa expected che woud be got of unirjured,
and that M Wards progress would not be delayed on
this account.
Intelligence from Cochin China tell Of loss Gus
TAXED by the allied forces, and grea, sickness pre-.
v.s. The natives fight brsyely, ard II IS SAID tina.
the French has applied for strong reentorce-
men,s and earwhile Is content TO hold his po-iion
Co1Ios il 20 uac.s hish.r. METALS dull scGsk I'D.
r.ncsd SGG4ec Q pieul TIE supply Of SILK !. rsP3rted
,xs the only has been 800 osses evasd i'
The American nsA. prices under t5ose asked iof The Old
crn Fy,-R..s paid high and gradually Increasing TX
cu.xcy hss further sdyanoed Bank Bill II hr-ieAfs pr
yate bills liil. d4illt; credits 4l4
Amny apsF ooohov markets are dull q,
sbsnsb,e m.ik.t 10 inaeye few buyers OF TEA are tnna
ExcHANcy on London for BsDk Bill credits, o for '
months sish' "a
,ia month";
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
d 2 II = 7" - -,
F.THra Poisr, Saturday, Aug. -, 1853.

F,THrR Poisr, Saturday, Aug. 10, 1853.
TIE steamship North American leit Liverpool 81 II
o'clock on the morning Of the 81 irs., and paseed '.s
Point at 4 o'clock this morning.
The steamship City of Baltimore vas TO sail from
Iiyerpcol for New-fork three hours later, AM tie
Vanderbilt. wss TO leave Southampton the same aster-
poon.
The Asia reached Liverpool from Nsw-York at $3.50
A m. Of the 3l.. uh, and the Hungarian fsom quebec
arrived a, midnight Off, lst inst.
Numerous disasters 10 American shipping Are re-
ported.
The ship Glance, from Eew-York TO Bremen, took
FIRE on tie - Ct July was run ashore near Bremen
bav.u, and burned TO the watsrs edge.
The ship Abby Blanchard, for New-Orleans, took
FIRE a: Bourdea1 on the och. The damsgeis lot
stated.
The chip Vancouver, FIR New.York, was totally
wrecked on the South Bank near ShaDghae. Inc
crew were saved and landed =. shanghse.
The bark Ss1onvile, from Boston for Hong Kong,
pat into Msuiiiins June 10 esky, and with part OF her
cargo thrown overheard.
The Robert" supposed to be the ship X. NJ. Sio-
man, from Go.tenbvrg TO Boston, sprung leak near
sksser and was run ashore Lear Jutland, July -.
About fny persons landed from her at Hyertne.
The bark Alexander Wise, from Marieilles bound
IN New.York was stranded off Pout Corners, near
Gibraltar.
The hull and materials of the ship Josephine, be-
fore repor ed bum. at Mauritius, had been sold.
The political news by the North American is not of
particular importance, aid rs points have been an'
tcipa,ed by the City Of Bsltimores advices from
Cape Race.
The commercial Iews has been received in full from
the City Of Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following is from The London Time, City Arti-
cle) OF Aug ;!
h,svy ana ds:rus; feeling continues Observable and Con
clltd uotW ihstAndDs he loaDccinst Of s5i5 go
in soh om Australia, America and e'e SheTe The news from
India showing TIE Continuance of military vel A. hDscsl
6cultis tened TO dcpress The market TIE den.i c'
Money and tie general rate h., been fully
aimed = A; he Bank the applications Tor
couu, Tie rate for o1s tie Stock ~
ehsufe o. l. The Prince Of Vale and L.a,nns
ArIiysd fEc MeboUTre with siSo0 F,en sock, qaiei
b.; fTu.
lie following is from The Tines City Article OF
August 81
Tie English funds opened this morning :, a. sdvince Of
esbh quenty experi-tced lri1s ctilnA
n.r which autsired. Cop.,s FOR monsv f 81
81 dI for the account t- I'll Scgsber sii as Tae
for Money continues .nd there has ben siaa
iuciese in cations III Bank TIE For-isn
were uuehsI sed The midas q Sir C. Wood haIao.
ix,a ih. eNpec4ou previously enerisirsd q he
cia The current ytA meeting Of TIE Lontor
DESCENT Compsny TOOK place Augusta Aovit.nt lie Jared
for The pss hs year Z. the ne cent Per sruna free q
income The total bills dsouutsi since JAlasry h.
Gee In American Securities he BoEds Of LIE Illinois
Ger mi in proved
LIvEHFooL CoTIoS MARSIT, Aug. | and 2.-The
make; is,bs,H an ard 'se' ts,y E,scs l"9 tIs,i 3o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
AUSTRALIA.

The London Times says: We have received our Pm
vste correspondence AID flies OF papers from Mel
bonrpe 10 May u; Sydney, May 49, aud Adelaide to
May Is. The production Of gold this year EXHIBITS
deficiency as con pared with LAST year up to the sane
time The quantity erongh dsw 70 by escort y ,us
tity exported 500 S95 o.. and last year, go IA or
The deficiency said to ase from the dryDess Of the
season.
The following telegram is from the London Times;
Apyy. July l6-"The Benares," from Australia,
arrived tbs morning Dstes Sydney, June II; Mel
bourne, Eth; Adelaide 2h Rates of Exchange: sgd,
rev on London at 60 days, y cent. premium; at ~
dsys. q; Melbourne rstes the same. No poEhcai
news. Trate dali. The prospects of war had DO IT,
Huence on the markets
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Brazil. - The Avon arrived at Lsben, July 81,
with news from Rio de Janeiro to the 9th ut
War has been declared between Cquza and Buepos
Ayres but hostilties have not yet commenced.
project Of the Brazilian Government for The con-
ver.ion Of bank notes into gold passed the Chamber
Of Deputies, in a single debate, by majority OF ii
votes, Cover ment hcvng made the measure Cabinet
question.
COMMERCIAL MISUNDERSTANDING on Lon
IA ,o 7sn which place
the Avon brings drafts amounting respectively 10 SoOV s.eG
irs-l, 20, eco francs and 90 eco marks banoo.
The coffee ioc. the departure Of the Last mail
have BEEN To the United S,at. 10 7j toe Channel e7t
Have ios: As-seles, 1881 aud the Mediterranean, II 81
bsss STOCK IS eco.
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ais ~, d.r'.ud; r Y C. The spot 81 20 % = cs
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60, M: .fgi3i6 Rap, u q ~ c~t spiri's h,,e
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SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 18th state thst some Of
the persors concerned in the recen Republican cen
spiracy at Seville had been condemned TO deeth by
court martial ard others 10 long periods OF hard labor
The journals contain no other ness.
The Madrid journals of the Goth have arrived.
number of deputies now at LIS Grapjs hal waited an
the Queen to copgrs'uste her on her pregnancy The
Bishops bad been ordered 70 have prayers offered up
for the safe delivery Of the Queen II was said that
the Government had resolved on establishing mu-
nioipal system in the Island OF Cubs.