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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-10-20
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
Mnrkets-Pfportei BIZ Telegraph.

N,wORLrAxs Sept 2Tbe European sdvices BY the Ocean
.se u ness hou,b prices quotiby higher The es
today up I1o bss yellow CoRx, 7cc While do Soc
B.s dm els s sTeVI9t.s firm sS WHEAT active.
white 81 as Red, 81 81 q cOEs :c.y, :sle'
ssoys steady ss, ~ % g, .s sas
S. Is iscm White Do Wurir whOu, Material change, with
eod demand for sns while in other Grade: there e but s'ie
Ing 1890 bush d. so to Canids on private terms CosN N
dmau .nd b.d At c to arrive. which so Inn, bs o ,rs
steady sale. Of go bash Sc. BARLEY in limited
rod 1s No byp III %.ie FRresr. Unchanged
tNroRIs-.osOo ba.h wbsst CANAL Exrosrs0iso DBL.
Buty.Lo ser'. ls-sg m-FLoys-UpP.r Lake sphrs s1 <;
isas. si for extra Mchir.D Indiana and Obio IS
cbsrIe COO buhe. White Canadian in lots a. 900
Canada Ard Milwaukee Club a; gre Coss quiet and e.dy
ses 7ooO bushels No Illinois 7oc OARS steady tales
ncuasl a, ssc ISpoars~scCO bbl. Flour 600 ba,hs.
Wheel 400 bushels Corn. EsPoRrs-ei,OOo bush Wheat
WoHLs.s: i5-CCI hs. .u advancing tendency
. .. Of T.. 'ls i; y S' s.s.' 1.s:p 49,
against $50 time last year FLous quiet - 81 for
We.,ern ga FrsIeHr on Cotton liverpool sisd srrs
LING Exen.ssE cleSr bills si9o prem do With bills Of
ca Sa ssps rdus steady wax.r qu.. and lisac
ard &c lower sales CSC from OATS quiet RECEIPTS
1880 bb Flour IS GOO bush Wheat q 600 bush Corn Is SO
bu,b Oats sHPMgsTs-95cOO bush Wheat 5000 BUSH Conn.,
TosOSTo, Sept. la-FLouR in active demand but scuce
WHEAT 6n and Sc. higher. OATS declined &c. BARLEY al
rHsRLvsroy, Sep. Is-The Cowiey's annual Statement
MosLE, Sept ls-Cor1cy: Sales today, f,ro bales, at
sdd up b. and a Il. rtcspt. '' '''
CScNS,TI, Sept lS.-FLoUs heavy and unchanged CoRS
dull waskR active, 1Stc. Provisions quiet Cur MEATS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
DIED.

AGNEwo1 T', 8,,l. ..s ss 10 a. nd as
BATHGATE-In KotIayen, Friday, Sept aseA j. jean
ard n1ou.hs Georse B.:hxs;e
Hi, rernan. were taken EaS: Chester for inermer'
BYRNFIn Brcoklyp Mondsy SEPT II .ter snort lines
Jsues Byrne native Of Kikerny Ireland Il the ~a JeA
a lis age
pAvIs-In hi. city, On Sunday evening Sept H. Aarsarr'
Qsyis arsd 81 and mouths
DAYToN-In Brooklyn, uddenly on Monday nornns Ssre
" Lizzie B. yourt. daughter Of VIM B. and Marietta Day
EDEN-In hi, city O. Monday Sept T. Aereh Eden ss'd
= years.
YI1zGERALDIn B.eellyn Monday, Sept II in the sA
FowLER-In Brooklyn, on Sunday Sept H. Of eouvl.;on,
ChsIe, Franklin infant Of cAarie' and Fannie F'"
Ter, aged month";
HALE-ou Sunday sep H. M Sarah s. sisrse, wife Of Dr.
Charles y. Hale, ased n year.
sbrse and ,of ber bfo,hern-a~ W H. Hovey s.q are in
vrd 10 attend the S., Peters Church wes. Tw.n
o'clock m
HlHroRD-on Monday, Sept. II a. P H., hary, wife Of
Nv ' <s n r sase pc On Wedneay ros Ia
ococi frprn No 2s5 Forty third street Feaa' IL
HAsBRoUcK-A. Stone Ridge, ulr.r County on Tuesday
Of Care, D. and alia Hsoroack Of this city ssed =
year, months and Is days.
H. :. Ne. aan
esushter Of Rosoo Cole esq, Of Virginia
HAYEs-n Brooklyn, Monday, Sept L. Ca,barine Terres
Hayes, aged years, months and days
HEYwARDAt No 81 West Eleventh street on Monday morn
Dr SEPT H. Ms JaDe " Heyward Of Charleston, S. e. aged
80 years
McNAMEY-In BROOKLYN, on Monday, Sept. H. Cshsrine
daughter # Michael Agnes Mechanics, aged years
months AID 10 days
ORGILL-In Brooiiyn Tue,dsy Sept IS ser short iot
Illness: Frederick Org IL the Stat Of his age
is funeral will take place s. Lakes Church, Canton
svtnne Thgrsd.y morning, the 18Th mat; at II o'clock His
fenos o. bis BROKERS invited 10 attend without
further notice.
SHRFyES-In William burFh Sunday Sept H. aHer pro-
usc.ed Illness Ellen beloved wife OF West SEreye ss-d
- years, months and days
sNODGRAss-Tn this city on Monday morning Sept. IL w%:
H. sen of Thomas aged "a Year, mouths and 10
dsva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

Bulls HEAp.-The cattle market this week is
overlooked to point that will surfet al the buyers.
Over 1900 head were entered yesterday for sale in
Forty fourth street, and there not as many as
usual Sold The buyers having been trapped last week
into paying half ceIt pound higher on the first than
upon the second day. very much inclined to hold
back this week and take their chance to day, which
will doubtless be more favorable as there will be
very large number to be solo, left over for want Of
bidders, at a full cent pound less than last week.
The prices range from to lOl cents pound, net,
with very few at the highest figure. We saw but
one drove that was held at anything over TO- and we
heard great many offers to sell at 9lc. without bid
ders for Just such stock as sold quick week ago at
1Oic., with very liberal estimates of weight, while
the estimate this week is entirely unsatisfactory to
owners. The quality Of the stock in market is not
generally good. About half the cattle in the yards
would barely answer to stock the pastures Of
very poor farmer but the poorest sorts help to
count and depress the price of all the higher
grades. Yesterday was the hardest opening day
of the market that has been experienced by drov-
ers since the fashion of holding open for two days
was inaugurated and duller business is anticipated
to-day The weather is not favorable for drovers
as it has been for weeks past, and none of them
were particularly jolly when the market closed last
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

little, though they have opened many graves.
do not thnk that the whole party lard they must
at least number 1907 have ob.aioed $500 of gold
by digging. Az near as can esimste, about 400
pounds Of gold have been gotten out by the natives,
and perhaps half that quantity still remains in their
hands; they are suspicious, and it is very difficult
70 obtain any information from them.
would strongly advise those VII, may think Of
CON; ns out not 70 do until December, and not
to 90 by way of Bocss del Zorro, but TO take tAe
Isthmus route. will give you very full particu
lars in my next.
Among the passengers by the Guatemala is DR..
@. Holland, agent Of the Honduras lnteroceanic
Railway Company, who has just returned from
Comoryagua, having successfully accomplished his
mission near the Government Of Hondurast to Obtain
sn extension of time for the completion Of the
railroad. lie leaves Aspinwa all on the 9Th BY way
of St. Thomas for England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

With reference TO Exchange matters, The Nec-
ORLEANS Picoyupe of the eth inst. says:
The Exchange market has manifested still further
weakIess to-day, and we have TO report decline Of
in sight checks on the Northern cities. As rates
fall off the demand increases, ard have been ad-
vised OF several large operations at reduced figures
One party sod $4,000 at 5l6 per cent premiu n for
transactions have been brought TO our notice which
justify change Of quotstions. Time drafts on New
York not In request and rates have undergone
change srce our last although we heard of sale Of
$1,000 sixty days at discount, which must be con-
sdsred exceptional aJd does not within the range
of quotations. Foreign is very dull at yesterdays
p,icer The largest operation since our last was sale
Of 10000 clear sterling at 9. premium, which is an
ly increases, and the market closes with moderate
inquiry ST The following rates. Clear Sterling blls q
q y y cent premium; Bill of Lsdpg drafts. 81 81
cent premium; Francs, 5f2l jfl7. y dollar; Sixty
Day bills on the Northern ci les ali cent discounts
Sight, T. cent premium"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

Il. ne ,tea-.ap oseas oue.. re So.s-fsG, aasis
M.srad.r Mis. n Magruder. Miss Msernoer M. DISSr
Miss ~ Broois A. Faquet besrer Of disp:fcnssl an ny
Fnssmsr lady ard two children, W. q Itsgus IA ns,'
M.. ard T.bus Capt Petit. C. Spees sdy ana ismiy
Mis- New.hsm W. u. Porter B. hilaadon rsy sa ,.Js 'n
M,s Meyer and servant, Mr. Ccustsnz rc;sns y
Sur,sv.nt Capt. w A Ellis, Guichsd y Snspps.a =;
L. Ripley s smsey, speHy ND ram Si.h Amy, lsSs
and fsmiy Miss Scott A. Batter Mad Pineheo hyns'
D. Young Miss NJ Puecs Trouble and LADY n. TSSass
l. Hyatt. sdy family M.; Msyr:Yest Ss1 = g s;a.
pSrser Nj Beei lady four children, man and maid ery-
ant NcLtod and .dy DUBOIS Ms sey:e., "a Rassf
Mi.nes M Defer and lady, Mrs. s. Levi: c.i'r; n.
Tnhog C Roux B. Store, c. b Ives L. B. SoDe the hsv:
F. Ratio j. Pens,oo =. Bau6ins I.:ses, sc"aeni Y.
sS svn Bsey MIss j. Lare Dutss.sr Mr. Farssh,
NJ Jspip: and family r Hermann and lady, Gordon sdy
xrai H' and my M %.h. .5y and foul children Bee.
al and ady Deispoux lady and family l. Lszsrs Null
Ter L LslsnS HuppeIbaar and family n Bailey " bea.
cIsl s. Meeting and lady q. Law and family Marie. o
DuIy Mr., Pike Mr. Delsbsr and family DR. P,udhou me-
J. Marin L. EeIsrt Goldsmith, Mr.. n Lee Mic iOgss
Rsechard r. Harper Muhausen and family, kasriei Mr
Tones MIs Mare. and daughter narhey and hdy Hiss
Dec C. Dsubiop, c. Wes Capt "yrsi' &C ana W 10
Nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
Uw-yoRK CLASSIFICATION.
.l1- LFfsl

COfFEEIte made 10 sses of 47o bagy ex
Al 2 ADD LLzie a. He Us Gag. Aaracsibo a. III d3c.
fLOIk AND MEAL-rhe snand for Western Canal flour
isr tut EpeInne being scarce better other kinda are
dun sld Lsvy close the exception Of low grades n
extra Ohio - in fair demand or Ea. and the wet
l. cs sne Parsvely firm. Family more pl-nty
he c.s- az heavy The sss lO bis fr
De" suernne s.ts ard Wssts 81 % Jr extra sate aud
Ve.t-ru s5 0d s. IS for Old round hoop ezra Ohio
20 " for rsde brands do s5d ss for double
dan floUr hrm and IL fair den.rd II IT'S bbl, choice
extra Southern Flour IL In fair request, and wirho,
cs1fe u moments the arrivals liberal; ,hs sale,
-to oS1 a. - lode5 - kf uperfoe Baltimore and
Aehshe AID - Od 70 rs for the ber srsdes Rye Flour
10 n toc c=uand ADD STEADY the sales are 10 bbs AZ IS
Jer.-J. srt - IS for brandywine.
fsf-in- ma ittI- Active prices Generally
ne AZ FAMED IN Dry CD sass 100 qrnras
81 tcrze Sank a. 81 s2 90 de- Freach a. abon. IS az,
IN sil.s CT 500 bbs h,ve been made a. Is 5as Is
,sI Ne IS 80 for No ard % 75G % for
Sc oi No. ara nc FL Scaled beside hich 5000 poxe,
As.cAsns 500 &c Other hinds re quiet
FRUlTs-Ded Fruits ate N more d.m.d ,l.s Of IL COO
soltherr Apples o. s. acc. $500
ORA-lhe VIII market Ia lower and Is un,et,led the A.
nsas az srs- aud tee tendency dowpwNi The ,sIes 200
bush souhern Re: "a eli o SO 90 ui,,d a. 81 *
SIC d. W Bite 90 81 2G S.; DO do White Mchisan
e. <o9 - oo 800 CO. Amber Indians 20 40 Red
DO ~ II 10 > do cd Chicago Sprnr ~ do White
CsracA,N ~ - and 40 DO White ksn1sky At 81 $50
baity !, Sa--i The slPpy o cid 10 reduce .ales OF
80 eesn 90 cs nj. pgae terms Oa.. are quite arm
SanAdn a. - eie Com 10 in fair demand clos-s rather
n.ASy h- sas are 800 bcsh o. sli da7le Cor new i xed
Wrsteini o;her atnds and nominal ~
MARKET sct;ye ssles Of 10 200 Orr,
COCO 14 noA 2too Chssres 224 & not oOS Non.s
vieso BE- %" 80 A..seaiho =. 12, mos Ioos vet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK......sEPr. IL.
Cleared.

Steau,slp.-Chesapeabe, Crowel PortlsnS H. b. Comweu
Co. Roanoke Couch Norfolk Ludlam ieincken; Anicas
shannon Liverpool, E. Cupard r,,v
shps-yavs, D.testt ,.rdon; Dunham o'm'n ree"ss
Ressins, Liverpool, c. h. Marshall. .
Bsrhs-Ocean Home, Hinckley ApslschicoA Eagle buAds
Florence Hume, Ezsbehport, Baker Co AmPusnfers
Payne, Galveston. Norcrs \ Prince ,. p.u,o., r,
Eliza Nelson. Charleston, matter Adels, Bye, Cha'iesons
Rivere Hall . s.. u..,..
schooper,-W Allen, Grant, Norolh Van Brunt SAsht
Gem Crane Pete sburs Bunt essht; Lilly, Francis
Charestou McCready Mott Co Grandile baner q yoon
NJ r Post Small; A. J. De Rosset Tucker Wilmington, j.
Smith Co.; lie Roy Asbon. Norfolk Sturses Clssrm,n
Co.. Mars Geoshee.n Georseon, MASTER Louise HAL
lock, Sabine City, J. G. Rockwell.
stesners-Noyely, Bell, Philadelphia Ksnnebec. Hand,
PhAdelphia, =. PeIkins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

TIE Four CENT MAS.-This venerable individual,
whose peculiar characteristics have furnished pquant
paragraphs to hardup temizers for many years past
having made fortune in furnishing "any article on
the board for fo-o.u.r.r cents introduced the
twelve sheets of writing paper" and twenty-five
selfsealing envelopes for the same amount, and
carried on the business with eminent success until
base imators of his cry, drove him from the
field he has since his return from his Summer vacation
at Newport and Saratoga, essayed new and more
extensive commercial adventure. Exchanging the
paltry "fou-rr cent peddliDg business, he has de-
serted Nassau and its in.esectpg streets and soaring
into higher sphere of trade comes out in oil the full
blown sp.endor Of Broadway merchant. Canes are
now the staple of his trade, and gen linen - are
invited to select from his assortment at the uniform
price of twenty-five cents, in trombone tones more
ter1be than ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

Steamship Champion tnsw iron Fletcher WILMINGTON, Del
v's sssp
L. M.chik Son Sep. IL Of Hstis:s Ssos :tp.ls S
sm.Ip siss Q. Sf sssj.s bound
Steamship Ocean Queen ssabury, Hsvr. Aug ST. southAmp
' s,ssS.Ap rei,O.s Parrish Richmond and Nort, ud...
snip Richard Ely Livingston from Liverpool July q md.e
to Howl.Dd FrOthnsh.G July 20 s % 90 lon o 70 :5-
m.ntop.,i and Si The third Officer Daniel Mess had -
s G ;n 10 mo- y s Ssi ss .S9
the WIND sIed our eSw.p bad and sS..s; s, sns
s .epsstDs tho bark stood to the sastwsrd !..opmss
% s :Ss @:1s cut sss
% the oS ss .ad an lin =
in the direction the bark had .len :hs might requir: :
bead vino. aud ssi. Made c.ps and he .oss
s.
e. 's:l ssp
Ship sSaw%as. Hssn: Nsrssss s. az. ssI 70 q q
% Mr ra Ass bound s ssi & ssSs'
ss; :% ss. is.' NJ. s g.; ss
Had Ugh. ". wind: on the passage GIL. ,,-, IL.
md.s 70 Ns:mh Soma Has had light W. winds and csns
BsI Davis Rio Jsn.ro Aug cos.s 70 whnos
from Ba;no: s.i%or: Sept g g lon g
ton The W:.s Insis. Who a. captain "a
MAKE ss:%ud: The A. sailed ooSssny with C.ssss
20, .as.t and mel..s: to Brett, Son Co. .
sns syren tBr creamOr, Windsor NJ g.. sday' pasts 70
BIZ John Butler lBr Miner Por. saPhs.sep hides &c;
Big Helen tot Bo.son Stafford 8. Domingo CRY A.s
leans 7 Charles B'OwD seaman Of New York. died Of brain
Bs Samuel French Pait. Lubsc days. plaster to susss
Biz Mary Fsnow. Smith Rondout. coal for Boston.
viz p1nxaQ Rod fxnbofk rnrx TO- n.n.
Biz Bshs Bartlett Porto c.bsO XSs. coffee Hdss. &C.,
. Big St WstRS MscS Arso'i'o sd'
.ps.i MoC.i TiS All ws Is snsSoisd :. The Lo.es
sehr saIe Smith, Hayman Plymouth, N c.. days. .hinsss
schr Gilman D. King, Wooster, Caa. days. humber
&c. sbe'spisr xDdsssu Sailed II Company with b~is
Warren Hslett, Halet, for Boston James L. Davis Prchd
schI Martha Nichols Sawyer, Mschias dsys lumber simp
schr Dsnsll.. Chester Richmond days, neur 70 c. II.
sSs9; s!sn's st s:o S.''
s sss e. e. @ ssss r ": S v vs. wood.
scsI Tul G Seopey ~ ;see.eL.saf& grain.
seh ss.h tSsi:s Sreo P6.S:pA,. coal for r.~:sel.t
@ S % ss Smith e.: e boston
';s s:y ~. IT, MASTER
schr Surprise, Cole. Baltimore. coal
Schr. L Reeves Clifford, Virsinia wood.
Schr. Ida Maria, Bailey, Virginia, potatoes
Schr. Trimmer, Lafcrle, ViiEina, potatoes.
ss5I Levi. coblt SHAW, Msi' days iron master.
Schr. Emirs. Emerson, Providence days, In ballast
Schr. NJ Brainerd, Brsinerd Portland 2days stone.
Schr. Brszos Jones' Portland days, stone.
scbr Advance Lshton Mnbndse days lumber mss.sr
Sloop Oliver Amsa French. Tsunton mdse.
Sop Preceptor, Sterllrs, yirgiLis, potatoes.
Steamer Ksnnsbec, Hand Philadelphia and CAPE Nay, nl.
and pass. T. Perkins.
Steamer Albstross, Jones' Providence mdse. 70 Odsn
Steamer Osceols, Smith, NewLondon mdse. 70 T. IL Rock
well
sAIEDSteansbps Columbia for Charleston Roanoke, FOX
Norfolk, &c-
BELOW-One ship and one brig.
WIND-DuIins the day, W. 8 w. ton w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

MuITARY-The National Grays of Kingston
passed through this city yesterday en- route for New
Haven, and entertained during few hours stay
here by Companies C and G Of the list Regiment.
The strangers arrived at IL O'Clock by steamboat
and were escorted to the Division Armory corner Of
White and Elm streets, where was prepared sub
stantial collation.. Several hours were pleasantly
passed in making speeches and proposing toasts, and
about q O'Clock the Kingston Company escorted
to the New.Hsven steamer, Elm City, lying at the
foo. of Peck clip. They return by same boat Fri
day, and will be received by battalion OF Col. Vos-
burehs Regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

The question of the superior chespuess Of coal on
railroads SIS fuel compared with wood is one of emf
lent importance ard for the purpose of disseminating
Information upon the subject, we annex the following
statement Of tie result of experiment with Lehgh
coal on the East Pennsylvania Rosd with one OF Nor
Mss engines
OFFICE EAST PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO.,
READING, Pa, Sept. s, 1859. ! =.
Below pesse End statement Of the performance OF
"Ergipe No / built by you, on the East Psnnsylva-
MIA Railroad in July aud August last. The coal cost
a. So ner TIM pross in the tender.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
To MaYfn<ra.

We have been requested says The Bemaian 81 AS 81
publish the following norsndum: =,
sntpose vessel 20 be in sight II Bermuda ard her ponn
5or6 miles ~ Of North Rock the wind prevailing between
and s. pilot boards her, and the vsssel being eana
Hsuion be has TO beat round the ~ point 81 brees
which B, new and correct map Of Bermuds, lies mes 4
C.iksrres Pcn. on 81 eor..;, ,isnd Tas r. aortssn
point Of what 10 called the North Ess. Point Of sresis ne
N. W. by ~ from Mills BREAKER which about 5! miles -
yor PsIet the St. Georges Harbor. ro. e,o
from Fort Pssst to Mills Breaker about n L. Five ss9V
Hole II abcnt miles from Fort Psset eoorSs ous K
There no breske the eastward of Five !ssho@ ee
eny BE mudian captain may approach Five 4sthoo boN
the Of the z. 81 y. 10 E. without coy
siCn.w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

SUDDEN DEArH.-Policeman Charles W. Miller Of
the Fourteenth Precinct died suddenly last evening
o. his residence in Broome street. as is supposed
from disease of the heart. Officer Miller was severe
ly beaten about month ago in Baxter street. and
bad since been siing and the general impression Of
those intimately acquainted with him lie that the in
juries he received that occasion accelerated his
death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

There viii be splendid concert at Elizabs,htown,
n j.. to night "Wednesday. Tie great artists, Mad.
Gazzaniga, S,eisni Ardavsni, Albites, win appear.
H. Sandsrsop, the youthful Amencan artist, whose
performance 10 20 marvellous in many points, win also
play. Tickets 80 cents, at the Lhrs5y Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

Receipts Of Produce.

hi ALL RourEs SEPT Is e7,IS7 bbA Your so4 do
Scth Meal 074 bush West $50 do. Corn. 100 DO Data
OIL Asal. N' '
BY Hsd.oa Riser Railroad tor tie Wed enSine Sept 10
isos.4S5 Bead Cattk % do Calves Hones 800 do
I've HOGS y. DO Mutton "a pkss Bsoon 2 do Butter, 2sso
SO Co. Paper, bis yih q d. WbAky d. AZ ana Isss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

The above performance was Passenger Iralns.
The fire was DO, drawn from O'Clock m. until after
p. H. dsily The engine 3Sl miles single trip,
then lsy over hours average or hours out of
IL. During the hours, in which the engine was
standing still, coal was OF course being consumed.
Yonu truly JAMES MOORE,
General sup-rn,.n East Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
Annual statement of the movements Of Cotton for
The year 1859, as made up by The Nep York Ship-
,iBr Tis,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
MAR RE ID.

Saturday, sers TO- BY ne nv
Btor.r fi,r, RcksEi ". Francis 20 Louisa "lnt''''
both II Brooklyn =,
YuYTYg-sOUrrER-O Tuesday Sept -, 4, HI,erse iee
r,S-ne. Of be bid-. fs,her pear As'S, L.ct ~.
he Rev. b r. Stead. The Nv Ifnothy n for.i ~
efu, Conp 70 Mss AsLeE Kpo1 eldest daughter Ct james l.
sCvtsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
BY TeleRraph.

CHARLESTON, Sept - The U. 8. Nail Steamship Nas.
vs Murray from New York, arrived here st oesoek ~
morning
BALTIMORE, Sep l3-Arrived, bark CHASE, from 10 ~
foe, s for rhisdephis and bark for Neg YS
Aug H. chip Shooting Star bound g. Below ship Dpcbeo
dOrcans from ives. coast Of South America. n,
BOSTON, Sept IS Arrived ship Msnlns, PtmsD Crcnsss@,
bss River Belle Hail. Turks Island Munso Psrk Srh eoi
OyeDs, Ghain, do schr Orlando. Lsns, Aux Cayea
HIGHLANDS Sept l3 sunset -Stesmship Ocean Q'e,Ss
w. Weather clear .
HAMPTON ROADS Sept iS--Anived, ship Fleet Wns. 10
days frt In Jsi Wis Island
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"a. A. yf,or ss do A,p.. 10 bssh. 0a no DO whss.
~, AZ po,s,eS. so do Ores Seed. tii e.le. Hsy Do.
H. 20 20 HEMP 70 Do Wool. 81 srns Ane'e 10 do S'ss.
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WAuGHs lrALA.-About two hundred and fifty
children from the Five Points House Of Industry
visited the exhibition of Wsugh's Panorama of Italy
yesterday afternoon.
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Since Jan l.... $fI,lsoSo stSsfS'-As
A oi.patch from Chicago, to Thompson Brothers,
states bat Exchange on New-York is up to cent
The Africa, tomorrow viii take about $500 600 in
specie ard tie shipment Of the week, it s supposed
will reach about million and quarter.
TIE apIe1ed table gives the percentage OF specie
held by the banks OF this city according to the Mon
DAY statement:
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fAdvertism ent

Advertise ment
UNITED STATES COUPOy BONDS of 1865 and
1874
N. Y. STATE PER Srocx ofls15
Y. STATE brock Of 1850 1874 and 1875 for
Investments CT banking purposes for s'e BY
THOMPSON BaorHIas, No. 2Walr,
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Markefs-CARETrLLY REPoRTED FOR TIE N. Y TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY. Sept IS, 1853.
AsHEs-The msiet quite steady and the demand fair;
Sis q 90 bbs Pots a. e5 80 aud - b5. Pearls at s. 2
Co1ToS-The market IL steady; sales Of DO bales We
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IMPORTANT F2JA CENTRAL AMERICA.

The steamship North Star, A. G. Jones, mater,
from Aspin~an Sept. 6, ss M, arrived at this
vor, sbou. 10 o'cock lat evening.