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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08
Jersey City News.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT TIE TUNNEL On Saturday forenoon,
hborer At the Bergen tunnel named Patrick Campbell,
WAS instantly killed at shaft No g. The accident occurred
In Of large rock coming in contact WITH the
side Of the SHAFT whilst being hosted out which caused IL
Norris and verdict OF accidental death was rendered
RoBBKp on THE FERRY BoAr-On Saturday evening
about six o'clock lady whose not ascertained
while crossing tho Jersey City ferry way TO Pha-
depha had purse containing $3.50 distracted from her
pocket She discovered her lo,s on reaching the deoo.
and at once suspected female dressed In black who had
occupied seat next to hcr the boat and who she OBJ
served went out OF the depot one gate and
through another 70 recross 10 New York. the woman
wss arrested and searched, aud the money WAS no,
found In her possession she discharged There were
two young mon VINO appeared to DO her who
succeeded In getting out Of the way.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House Of Lords the 25th Lord Lyndhurst,
after defending himself from the charges made against
him by Mr. Bright account Of the warning voice he
had raised aaked If the Admiralty aware that the
French were arming their feet with rifed cannon
The Duke Of Somerset said he believed rlei cannons
are being prepared the French fleet and that although
England had an improved in courSe Of mAnufac
ture, II would not be ready for some time to come.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Adderly advocated i'm
proved defences for the colonies by Of increased
local forces.
Sidney Herbert said the government had ordered
qury on the subject
Sir De Lacy Evans moved resolution that, in view Of
tho relations between the great military Powers Of the
Continent, commission be appointed inquire into the
national defences Of England, report what improve
ments may be made therein.
Sidney Herbert said the government would assent 10
tne substance Of the resolution but not the motion
ITSELF The government about TO appoint commit
zee, the names Of which would be guarantee for the
OF Ito endeavors to place the great arsenal,
OF the country in a state TO resist all attacks
Nworio DC 700 extensive an inquiry for commission
wnat force was necessary for the defence
see country Tney would only inquire what permanent
fortdcsons were requisite for tho defence OF thu d
yards and arsenals wv
Sir De Lacy Evans resolution was negat,vod
The proceedings Of both Houses on the 2e,h vers un
portant. A''-'''
nrc Liverpool on the 2e.h destroyed tho extensive
North Shore flour and rice mills -Four lives were Ion.
and many persons injured. Loss ESQ oco To ,n
lcudng large quantity Of grain
A fire occurred on the day the brandy vauts NJ
the ondon Docks; the damage very considerable
and 20 veral lives were reported 10 have been los
dep. tation from the Britsh and Foreign Anti a vsrv
socesy, headed by Lord Brougham, had an Interview
tion to the wsst Indies They urged the appointment tot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08
williamsburg City News.

DROWNED Yesterday Afternoon, an Italian residing In
Baxter street, New York, while bathing at the foot Of
South Fourth street D., went beyond his depth, and
tell his nsme.
half past four O'Clock, Saturday afternoon
FIRE broke out in the oil factory Of John Roe
Walton street and Marcy avenue E. D. Il extnguish-
ed with about $500 damage Cause, the boiling over Of
kettle OF oil.
AIrKMrI BURGLARY. Saturday night some thieves
attempted TO enter the house Of Mr. Talmadge street,
reenpcnt but the noise they made upon the tin roof
alarmed the inmates, and the thieves escaped before
distance could be called.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF boy named Patrick Callahan
was arrested yesterday for defacing the cabins Of
the Greenpciut ferry boats by cutting them with knife
BE was licked up for examination.
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Personal Intelligence.

Personal Intelligence.
Letters have been received from Rev. DR.. Prentice of
the Mercer street church. who is abroad he is re-
gaining his health. he bad taken house not more than
thirty miles from the seat Of the war.
The Troy Times says young man, named Rust Of Gin
cnDat Ohio, Is 10 years old, left Bixbys HOTEL New
York, on Monday evening last, en- route for Troy and
Niagara Falls. The hackmsn conveyed him to the Troy
steamer and his trunks placed board They were
brought to Troy and have been found by his friends
the baggage room Of the steamer but the young
missing II ID feared he either drowned murdered
The Louisville Journal states that John Young Bro wn
Esq.,, member Of Congress eject from the Fifth district Of
Kentucky, viii not be quaiaed BY age TO take mis-
the fret tersion Of the present Congress- The constu
ton pJescribes that person be member of the
house OF Representatives who uader twenty years
Of age.
Mayer Swami, OF BALTIMORE, has gone TO Newport to
spend several weeks He ia accompanied by his daugh
ter.
Rev. Dr. Chaplin, Of this city, spending few weeks
at Rye Beach, New Hampshire.
The following the and ages Of the Revolution
ary soldiers supposed be alive who pentionsd
the rolls Of the State Of virsinia-Wlism Cunningham
% years George Estes Daniel Hicks, s9r, over 81
Matthew seay, %; Henry Wiloughby, 100.
Professor Henry, Secretary OF the Smithsonian Ins.u-
ton, absent from Washington brief TO the
The Brazilian Minister A. p Csryalho Bcrees visIted
Baltimore on Wednesday last and spent the DAY
paDy with one Of the citizens in examining the operations
Among the celebrities at Newport this year are Con
Joy Morris Of PHILADELPHIA Hon. Mr. Hodson Of savan-
nah, and Juoge Sutherland, OF New York.
Ex Governor Philip F. Thomas, who left B,timore
few years since, with the intention OF reading perma
nenty in st. Louis haA concluded return TO Baltimore
and estAblish himself in the practice Of the law.
Anew York correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury an
nonnces the approaching nupas OF Senior Eseban y Cruz
Oveda or Cuba, and Miss Fanny Bartlett daughter Of
Capt. BARTLETT OF Name the United States navy Tne
eenueman one Of the richest residents of the sunny
slsne reputed to be worth abeut $4,000 o00 ae owns
TWO large sugar Plantations worked by some 2l00 ne.
ana large number Of houses and In the city of
Havana The wedding viii take place about the middle
OF Aueust-dist IN Grace church, suit tue Protestant
inclhAIons OF the BRIDE and her family and afterwards
s the Roman Catholic cathedral the happy couple viii
oeeo ne usua foreign tour and settle down n once in
paMsi residence 10 Fourteenth street, where sores Of
brilliant receptions viii inaugurAte the honeymoon
The Montreal Plot snys-we are permitted to pnblish
the following extract from private letter received by The
Anglo Saxon, Being from official source II NAV bs
relied on:-"I have no doubt shall see Inc Doie Of
Newcastle In Canada with the Prince OF Wales next year
The government have ofered the Governor Gcnerashp
Of Canada to Mr. Cobden."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08

m THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
noticed IN your paper Of data an article
ing the remarkable prolongaton Of e Sc in the casa
OF Virginia Stewart, who was some time since shot
through the head by her paramour, on the street.
You very Justly remark that the great danger in such
cases arises from Inflammation resulting from injury done
TO the parts by the passage OF bali and materials
ried win IT, &C. uo~ nave case to which anna
under my notice in this place December s. 1857 in
WHICH the aku OF German, named Charles Shafer waa
driven In upon the brain by Ike in the hands OF his
brother n.law, henry Leveke who derauaed After
which the injured man lived and fully recovered
nghtfui wound occupied the right SIDE of the head
which bad been insted by the sharp edge Of the sxe
toe Uranium was severed 10 the extent OF axe and
fragments, large and small driven deco into the
substance OF the BRAN. Inc eft Uranium was
also much fractured and depressed upon the BRAIN while
the vio OF the blows euch portions OF the
brain out from the skull At frat no hope was en-
tertaped of the patients recovery finally, no wever
after the removal Of the fractured bones aud tue eIevs
TOD Of the depressed ones by Dfs c. Field and Charles
lnnee the attending physicians consciousness Gradually
began to return the injury the brain
from both sdes Of the head. Inflammation Get in and
the man AZ much 70 the wonder the delight
Of the community Although he ost ZONE Of his brang
the patient seemed aerwsrd sharper than ever before
You may add this, II convenient, your list Of osses
which have recovered after receiving the most severe
injuries in the most delicate part Of the huan o,ganz
ton EASrONiAN
EAsroN, Pa, August 5, 1850
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CllesGrIcsf ANssrs.

ntre just ut DSesen; !..e no.ung aoiag Ia TIC
shsAcs so'd ~hcb cAiie for critical conHaen, Asal.
gers are hunting for actors for managers, AM
na'sw weeks Doubtless, m,ny rev cnpanies viii DO
org sa'zsd but while tbs dog regos the rnss,o.
stare tooS 'be hsss Of p.,rops wafer es
pisces, or make trps to Inc provinces Nevertheless
'be "can'sget s~sys" DO amused AMI Of
theatres are doug their best them
Az ~siack's he burlesqus OF 'iAla H,osh" gror,
more Apd'moie auebAoe ana attractive The imitation Of
NJ Bondins tight rope performances Niagara Is max
pretsibly funny. "Lsila aoosh viii continued al
ibis week, ana besides, "rns Irish Mormon %
v'ved Mr. and Mrs. florence are the srss, sssrsc."as
wnen me Ficrences close it Ia SAID Mr.. Il 8Atemao
VIII assume the Management, "a present star Assi
% He''n s'oepe Her engagement to De iuadgurased
90 inc ga, with new play written by lazy.
AZ Noos the RaVeis are 'cutting up rcuga'in thor
incompatible Old panonmes, which always AZ good
sne~ the troupe numbers forty perfor mers, aud ME
hsbnecart the new dAnseuse, Who is young,
and clever, creating great sensation. 70 ngns the
"Four Lovers" and the "0,nssrip." VIII be performed
and Nile Hernecart will make fourth appearance
The National has had . prosperous week uudsr she
cyedi,Able management Of Mas Carr Crpsiderao,e
Sensation was produced Thursday evening by debu
OF MISC Lola Reynolds aged only five years. lee casa
ter Of Little Nelly, in dram. from Dickens 90
Curiosity Shop" Her Performance of toe difficult pr.
assigned her was really wonderful, aud elected the
besrtet applause. She gill perform during TINS week
AT Bsruums American Museum, Wyoaa the
wonderful has been coDjariDg and vsn.riIoquziog
through the week, and this afternoon new opmpa
by Of comedians, managed by E. F. Taylor, to u
augurate dramatic summer season. oinei b.
let dancing The theatrical company comprisss
A,rong names, and among the dancers the Misss
Gale, late Of the Ronzani troupe Ths comsdies
The Captains not hss" and the ballet pantonlod=
The Rose Of sharon, in toe bills for ss-
10 the evening the Maid Of Cfoi,sy" will take pa
o. the comeoieta The sqlara aud other ourcstes
rnue TO attract crowds OF walters.
AZ the BoHery theatre the past has been seak Of
benefits, closing the lessseehp OF Fox Lag4rd, sno
about open . theatre further up ;hs street
Messrs. Allen Beniface commence a simmer
season 70 night with . Aue company. Mss Cha,lo,,e
Wy cite, who has just returned from abroad, sopssrs
Juliet to night, supported by J. II. Allen Romeo,
and powerful cast rwo other pieces prouissd.
The Palace Garden been ql successful during the
week. Sgnor Guid and Miss B'aioerd have o,eu sogog
there with great accepta.ion will probably rem an
some time longer This ia charming place OF resort
Woods, Bry anita, and Backeys' mimic Ethiopian
companies present the uuai varsity Of good snsng
jolity, and are literally pAtronized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08
fRANCE.

II 10 said thst the Emperor S, ks his p1hgc eE.ry
ID. Army OF Itsy rne t.oDps wA hat s,!io wing
asy for the usaa fetc NapLeoa.
After the i7h Emperor proceeds with the nsrcss
70 The Pyreaees
rne Duke If Maakoff been o5o.nted Graud Chaa.
cslor Of the Legion Of Honor
rhe E@ had gsa,e1 panson OF tnree ia )ssaDa
francs from his private purse the mother Of Genera
Aoger, KILLED 10 Italy.
II VAS reported thas 200, 600 to be discharged
from the my sable fariougn the advantage be
shie their cost will De diverted other purposes.
The Paris nour wheat market was firm, owing L,
reports that the whes, crop will be less than has
anticipated The provincial frm, and
advancing
Accounts from the wine regions are uufsvsrabe the
grape had been injured by the excessive heat aud prices
ended upward. Brsudies were quiet
The Monieur de Ia Floie government organ says that
Bermk mas ceded the island of ST. raouas shs United
s,a'es
Count Pourales, the Prussan ambassador had arrived
IN Paris
The Bourse bad been animated and higher but on the
10Th the article In the Aonixur armamenss caused
reaction, and prices declined onefourth The rentes
closed fat t67f QCc.
The French feet mad sailed from "Hzzors and Il Vas
reported that poroh OF the French army began TO
eave Italy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08
MORNING EpT1oN-MoNDAy AUGUST g. 1859

nrrmileeof Icq1Hy but the Take said, snst tho sne
you'd Lot psrmr ,bs ssss',E, but al oificsi inquiry
shoold be w,ii;u'sd in tho co'cniss
At pubic sn~stype rs ssiwsy letter read from
re neasusy Department saying the governmsn, could
20, comply with enc demand TO Sal -Ay Dor
gafuge
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TEL EGR APHIC.
ARRIVAL OF THE GRAYs AT BOSTON,.
The Washington Grays' Excursion.
OUR OGDkssBURs CORRESPONDENCE.

ARRIVAL OF THE GRAYs AT BOSTON.
BosroS, August Z, 1869.
The Washington Grsys, Of New York, Captain Lsander
Buck arrived here last evening nom an excursion TO
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Montreal, and win leave for
home BY the morning train 10 MORROW
The Union Guard, Of East Boston, and City Guard, OF
Roxbury, extending military socisI courtsses 70
the Grays who express themselves greatly pleased With
the excursion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08
Coroners' Inquxsts.


TEE LA1E ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING Gaze Coroner Jackman
held inquest yesterday upon the body Of jacob Often
ger the German who accidentally shot ON Saturday
evening by policeman Dobke, of the second precinct,
whose pistol accidentally went off, and the jury rendered
verdict accidental DEATH, exOnorAtiDg the police
man Il ON all blame .A
SUDDEN DEATH OF PHYsIuAN.-Dr Hutchinson, Of No.
IS Hudson street. died sudden residence on sAsur-
day evening, from geston Of the brain. Deceased
Was sitting IN arm cnar, apparently good health,
when he was seized with ft and died almost mmedi-
the body. Deceased was native Of Scotland, and was
SO years Of age.
FATAL CASUALTIES Francis Copp;nger, native of Ire.
land aged forty years. died yesterday from the effects of
injuries accidentally received by barrel Of water fall
ing upon him The Coroner held nqueat the body.
Verdict, "Accdental death"
Michael Murphy, native Of Ireland, aged thirty I'VE
years. was drowned yesterday afterDooo BY falling ns0
The dock Ut the foot Of Twenty eighth street. Norn rve
The Coroner was notifed 10 hold an Inquest
Coroner Jackmsn held an inquest at the New iofx oos
pial upon the body of carmsn, named Painak nsyS,
from effects Of injuries accioentay
on the l2th u, by bseg run over py neAvy 0sI. De
ceased forty i've years OF age, ana "as nsve "a
Ireland. - ~.
Emma Sleyenr girl about fourteen years OF age, died
NJ her residence "a Alien street, from the enecte OF burns
scnde ptay received by her clothes catching fire. The
cc,cs,t Vas caused By the upsetting Of fluid lamp
Cor oner Jsckman held an inquest upon the body.
Bopy IpEsrrrIup The body Of the unknown found
floating in the water of Governors Island has been
Identified o. that J. McKnstry who had been missing
from his home for several days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08
Police Intelllxsnce.

CAPTURE OF ALLEGED SHoPIIrrERs-Two women giving
their Ann Jones' and Catharine Hoffman were
taken into custody Saturday evening on charge Of
stealing pieces Of silk valued at $685. from the store
Of Aessrs. Rockwell & Davis, in Fourth avenue, near
Eighth street. The prisoners had made Q successful
exit with the stolen property before the larceny was dis
covered but Afterwards overtken and brought
back. Upon searching the prisoners they were found
be provided with caPacious racks the reception or
stolen goods, which were suspended from their un-
dercothes and entirely hidden from view BY their hoop
akirts.
RowpYrM ON THE BArrKRY.-Adam Richardson, captain
Of canal boat, was attacked by some roWdies WHO
walking through the Battery Saturday night ana Va
so badly beaten and stabbed that deemed necessy
sscapsd OF course Rcnardsons Injuries are oonsdered
quite dangerous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08

Superior COuYt-Speclal Term.
Before Hon Judge Moncreit.
John J. Chase and others George LIE Hurry ct al
Motion TO etrke out answer sham Denied with 81
to defendant, TO abide the event of the action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08
Brooklyn City News.

man named Hinchman, residing in Fulton avenue, near
the Glove road, met with his death by falling into the
p,vy vault, Of hs appears the floor gave
way he sunk do and suocated. Hs con ttion
not discovered until life ext net The deceased
about sixty I'VE years Of age, and weighed
pounds. BE leaves large circle Of friends and acq
hnces.
VixDCrIvE CoAcBMAs, Yesterday detective Higgins
arrested . coachman named John Bloc mfeid, on the
charge Of malicious mischief The accused was In the
employ Of George ". Mann. in Pacific street. near
ssnd avenue HE time was up MONDAY, and he de-
msnded his wses the day previous Toe complainant
taking advantage Of the absence OF the family cut
harness. unsed see oessisea and destroyed the
5000. He was committed for hearing.
SrABBNG.-Davd Lee was arrested on a warrant on
Saturday night, on the complaint of c. Fuller, who
charges him with having committed feloneous assault
upon his person in June last. The parties, appears
drinking together with others in q grocery in At
lsntc street, and becoming rather lively got to skylarK
tain pcson Fuller his leg against the pont causing
INJURIES but Of slight character Nothing SAID about
the matter until Saturday, when Lee arrested and
locked up until Monday to await hearing
ATTEMrr SulCDE ON BOARD THE UNITED STATES Re
c8IvNG SHIP North CARoIINA-On Saturday night last
sailor by the Of HARRISON Swede made desperate
attempt bis life board the United States receiving
ship North Cerona by cutting his throat with razor
appears that be had been only few days shipped
was still laboripg under the effects Of debauch on
shore, causing del,rum reDens and is thought while
in lt Of this kind committed the deed His throat was
laceratet in . terrible manner, 30 much 30 that IL is
thought by the attending hysician that ne pos
ably survive. He was removed yesterday morning to
the Naval Hospital
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SARDINIA.

lie Nord says one OF the arst Of the Ministry
will be to put end 10 the present dictatorship
yoke the cDambers and present electoral bin appca
bic TO Lombsrdy. A dissolution will Afterwards take
place. In order 70 effect in the Chambers the com
p'cte fusion Of Piedmont and Lombsrcy, the King will
PRESIDE and the Parliament will sit alternate FEARS At
Turin and Milan
Turin ossnas say that the Sardinia army, reinforced
by recruitments IA Lomoaroy, to be raised 10 900
men,
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PRICE TWO UENTS.

sss o. we goa ron some workings, aud 10 vas from,
OF 5evic0 porchssfd the .freedom of Ins r,an s
kps FeroiDsnd Tor seven mule loads Of god, the a
care OF which sui In preservation In the church in
Ssvico.
Rivss about this time richer than any oabsr
city sccouDt Of ia agricultural pro1acs rot mn
stand 10 Granada there squaser OF build
ines butt for tue pu pose Of tue vsoiog OF
netale some remains Of which still to be seem tina
cement having become ~ hard a. flint
The great mDes Of San Ramon the dvtrct or Ne
.ssspa spd arc situated IN spur OF the main chain,
through The state (the southeast portion Of which are
called the Chnptaes which essiery and extend
with The wasbpes towards tba coast msk,pg wash
pes on The rivers have before Tue copper in
Iated INTO tnse images from Costa Rca there
ARE some GOOD mn.s NE Nicaragua gold 'erns always
'ne oinreht spsdes tie there images ynrau, d,ssr,cs
IS VEL as al The States of Central ner,ca contain more
IRE koo Dat no. IN sufficient qu 10 atisfy tas
named. ~ s nave
Dorado vii be snown ano when ia known let m All be
Ike the wreskpg minister" brethren ven ali
ONE w4o VAS THERE
The Washington 6rays' Excursion.
OUR OGDbNsBuRS CohRssPONDENCE.
ocDESsBuRG. N Y, August s, 1859
Thex Departure Jrcm Niagara Fa,is-ArrSual and Wal
come al Trono, Upper Canada-S,eombaa, Trim Dunn
Lake Oatatc-Concert on Beard BY Dodcorhs 3 snd &C.
me Washington Grsp, company F. Captain Lsander
Buck, o. your city, left Niagara Fails their excursion
10 Toronto and Aonsea at hal past o'clock p on
Thursday, August Prior 70 'ler departure ron M
...,. ,hsv r.,aa.a g., ,.o,, -, go 80, 49, .- w..
s-' Ivy P ." io"so VI '"e'r no'e-sas oAsaract
douse-in 1ii UNIFORM with knapsa,ks. Alter the for
nation they rave ,hre chsevs IA, rbsr hoss .s ,h AZ
,.r,o. -. ~ 80, ,s. -. 1901 80
psi'e" i"' "o MA" 'ns' 'oox tccm 10 La WHO'D rhey
we're accompanied from the hotel by Mons Blondin On
their route of march 70 the cars ,nsv sonoaa ra 49,.
-, ~ = -. - o' e'opp'' s'a ''o"
up IN line in front OF the Falls ao;s When DOB ]orths
band sereDafed Madame sIo1op. rne affair astrsosed
Du.n attention. the Company psoc.edsd py railroad
b distance of seven niles where tnev amn.rtaA an
eosro the eegsn. spa,lors lake Ontario rtesmer
Noileyner Monsieur Blunon psnea the soidters
az ar as Le~st,n, and the railroad trio was
elected al honorary GrHys an elegant
god sompsny medal presented HIN By Fret Ser
r NJ, Aad after pleasant uip DOWN the Niagara river
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


Tho london money sassks. active, bat unctaaeed
Va prce.
aaeTtssp securities aun
Cossos closed Tuesday e.,. % for messy, All
e5 a eos icr tae account
LlvaapooL COTTON MARKET.
The saies IN the Liverpool coltoa or she three
Gays footed % O00 ba;es ucdng 900 bales for
oort the cos,ng ssady and fr ~ previous qul
,suopa; 10 some casee, no viewer advsn Of d hal
neer obtsiej rne qu,saoa fcr New Orleans m.ddling
gas 3 l6d
STATE or TRADE IN MANCHESTER
The advises from Menchesse- continue favorable Toe
market was NJ and active scr yarns warsn had NJ
vSnced slightly.
LIVERPOOL BHEADsTuFF5 MARKET.
Aessre. Richardson, sponco Co. report favorable
weather for the growing Flour duh, bat hold
ers were demanding advance quotations, wnich
were los. 2s Wheat had advanced Id. D. aud soid
at 7s 3d. 9s Cd for rel, and o. g 3d. Cd. for shte
Western Corn du 1t easier but quetsbly l,~sr
prices mixed ana yellow o.. lOd. 6s 3D. white IT, IT,
Sd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MsRKBr.
Beef YES heavy at aorna qoo.a1ons. PORK vas also
heavy. Bacon duh Lord qa,ss loss Of good renoipg
were offered at 6ss 5is rsiio~ strAdier BatcheFs'
nomindliy at 54s Cd. b5s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET
Rosn steady &C So. 81. 81 81. for common Spirits Of
tnrpsn'ine hao decned slightly, and a s4s 81
35s, 80. Asber quiet. Pots 27s, 27s 81. Sugar
steady. Coffee quiet.
LONDON MARKET.
In The London nsrket wheat bad advanced L. a %.
Sugar firm. Coffee firm. Tea in good demand and
CcDgou Was selling ~ L. SD Rice drm slight ad
vance on Carolina rslo~, 63s 81 63s. 81. Loseed
oil, 2Ss Co. 2es spri's Of turpentine steady, and
selling at $780, 800. Wool firm, with brisx s~es.