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Cbc Toritf QUESTION.
SPEECH ON TIE TARIFF.

~ k1AtH Wv AK .assAI
ION the 2o,h of January, MR.. PUNVIANCE of
Pa. delivered in the Ilouse of Representatives,
the following Speech on the Tariff Question,
Whith we commend TO our readers
CONCLUDED
1t is this power of combination which
Engl land exhibits to her manufacturing sys.
tom, tie reduction Of The crude or rsw mater
al to the smallest bulk which produces
such diversity of pursuits and c,nplpynents,
and creates domestic commerce in manu-
features greater than any other La.Ion, and
which enables her to maintain foreign com
m"rce in the same, greatly beyond that Ct the
United States.
The second position which assume in the
argument is. that domestic comm, rec produ-
ccs and maintains foreign commerce. Eng.
land France, Belgium, Sweden, Denmark,
aud Northern Germany. have accumulated
wealth and power from their internal trade,
win ch enables them to maintain an extensive
foreign commerce. So take Massachusetts, n
State lrovclbial for lis scliiiy of soil.
nevertheless amongst the Wralthi,>t in the
Union. Its domestic commerce las been i'm
mcnscly large. and lmoSt wholly attribuia-
Die 10 The Manufacturing interest. One of
her members of Congress, some years ago.
mentioned the fact that that State had con
sumcd. in single year more -four in he
item Of paste -ns'd for siiii,ning manuiac-
tnfcd g olS-ihan EHeland had purchased
irs'in Us in any thr,e given ycais his being
under the operate ion Of The protective policy,
Add to this the large amount consumed by
the operatives and you have in the State Of
,.,!,,. t,
Lno!atd IN four. You have domestic com
meIce' s"rI!nd by the erection OF mannfac-
turing establishments, the c,rr,ing Of raw
material to aud fro, tie pnlc!,a sc Of provision
rom the adjoining and western States, PAID
for III the exchange Of manufactured goods.
predicting wealth, aud as Il consequence,
ability to purchase such Of the foreign fabric
rs is not manufactured at home as well as
lnxnles, the growth aud production only Of
other countries. Thus Ii is that the domestic
commerce of Massachusetts greatly conrri@u-
ties TO swell the luicien commerce Of the
country under the protective Iolicy: but
now under the opposite and most ruinouS
s.'>t,m If free trade, the shipping inDcieSi i,
| rokcn down, the importaiionS Lave erpatlv
fallen of. occasontl mainly Nv the ability Of
the consumer to buy being greatly ahIidgcd
and that abridg,m cnt the result Of "A destl NC.
ton Of domestic commerce-the only tue
source Of wealth Of every nnton.
The chief excellence of domestic commerce
consists in relieving !he producer Of Tie tax
Of transportation in giving him a home mar
k,t for, aud increasing the value of his pro-
ducts IL we possess the raw material in
great abundance for the manufacture of any
one article, such as for example IS the ctSe
with iron we should not be satisfied merely
with The manufacture Cf what We use our.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-12

FINED FOR KISSING. Mrs Russell and
James Hilton were arrested in Chicago last
week for indnlging in hugsing and kissing in
the street. The woman, being the oggreSsor,
was fiued SO and the IMAM 49,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-12

ron the 2o,h of January, Mr.. PUNVIANCE. of
Pa. delivered in the llouSe Of Representatives,
The following Speech the Tariff Question.
which we commend 10 our readers
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-12

q Mrs. Darlington has bought a horse So
spurious that he always goes oil IL dscsu,es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
Remarked by Telepr0ph.


BUFFALO Aug l2-6 P m flour moderately active; out
l2alJc low 400 n at IS 500 81 for far t. choice
sptipa State; .uperfue Wisconsin; - 1882 tor
exr. Michigan Indiana ard Ohio; SIS 25Gf5 b1 ir double
extras WHEAT du and h-avy, and Red Winter DC lower
sales bush Milwaukee Cub or private terms; Sooo bish
Mchisau az 81 TO- 500 lush do. White kontuchy at 81 1
CORN steady sales To- 600 bush ocinaiy Illinois on private
terns; 10 eco bu.h No do at CSC. Other Grain nonin'
WHISKY tc better; SAILS leo bbs a. 2tc LAKE IMPORTS
SEQ Flour coo bush Wheat t,tO bush oAtS- 'ANAL
FxPoR1s s 600 bush. " heat l2,NH bush Corn.
lB,CAeo AUG. l2-6 m-fLoUR dull WHEAT hrn an
without quotabe change in prices CokS ou
AID eecinto lQ2c OATS steady Rec sPTs to-day; o Dds
Flour bush Wheat SoOO bush Corr SHfMkNrs ~
Nh, Four ~ 900 bush Wheat. 50 tcN bush. Corn
10 dsy $50 bales the of the week add 6O bales aud
tceilis bales against 200 fI the eoTesPo0doe week
yar the exports ~ the week foot MP 100 bales ard me
toll exports 10 $4,000 stock p 500 bales SuGAS hlm
A. No for f fully fair. CORN d-cued i5c; sales ~ 81 H.
CoFyEE fn at he prime the imports or the week sum up
42o tsgs, and the sales o-Vi st0eA a. Nv o-ss
las, gar ..-.a.s. Co.,.
CNcI,NATI Aug l2-FLoUR heavy a, asa So for Super
fine WHEAT: Red de'lned &C. WHISKY steady 81 ~ FRO
VISIONS gene ally Unchanged. ,.
OswEGo Aug, l29 p m-fLouR dull VITA eeeIih9g zen
a,ncx WufAI lower 4.iG0 busN Milwaukee Club on
pry.e terms unchanged; sales p 600 bush Illinois az
ilc CANAL FREGHTs uuChsf grd, at &c on tionr o. on
What nd &c OF Com 10 N,wlork. LAKE lMfokIs-ioD
huh Wheat, bush. Com on bush, Oats CANAL fN-
pot1s-SOO bush. heat 900 BUSH Con .Oo olsh barley
demand aod prices lower. Com MEAL, l2al3 PEI lS d.
WHs,T declining; sales lco0 bush hano,ine k-d st.- al
~ IL CosN: sales Ii oNO bush. Westen Mixed Is 20 isi
dul SIZE ssure "hiskf sales 10 Dds
MosnE. Aug IL -Co11oS; sales TO day loO bsess III
ic for Maans The ,ales Of the week foot up 700 bales
and The receipts $50 bales against 1875 for the same week Of sss
year. Stock y, $50 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

J1vIRPooL COITON MARKET August 3, 18J9.-The
ssI, Cc for the tire, days have BEEN 10 900 bales OF
which have beo taken BY speou ats, aud z1p by eh
tor,ers Ire market eli ed quiet but steaoy esteroay AZ
73lCd for MidohBg Orleans aLd "a for mddus UPands
few forced ssl-s ade at 8 'educlop oi u; 1900,
market dub aud the aes are abou w" bales
LIVERPOOL August 4-nOOn -tSS tel-gspn 10 Qieensto%h
The CoTToS market quiet bat s~sdy holders Oner tDeH
,tOcks freely but show deposition press sales.
STATE or TRADE,-LyEfsfoOL, Aug 3.-Ibe adj
yces from Manchester yorabe tho market Tor goods Is
quiet but stsoy =. ,----
IrytRrooI BREADsTUFFs MABKET.-LIyERPoOL,
barely msinsued Mes Rich .rdson spence Co state that
the harvest prospects favorable They quote foar very
dull and fl FREE. y e dl2S What duh and "a tso1'
hs,ely maiptsned Western Red 16093; 90 Wbit- @so
Corn quiet mixed and yellow 59d6l 8; white u 9p9 ,
LIvfRPooI, Aug. 4-noon-lBy Telegraph to Qieenitowhl
The Br..dstGfs Marset is very dull mi
IJyFRPonL Provision nARkET, Aug. 3.-ihe fro-
vision M.rlet 10 dull with decioog tendency. hcohd.on
So nee Co report Beef heavy and teudns downward FORK
dun sno Guot norm Bacon duh but steady Lard dun at
81. Tel ow finn but quiet
LivEkPooL Aug noon.-lBy Telegraph 10 oaeenstownl
Provisions very d1H
LytEPuoL PRODUCE MARKET-Aug. 3.-Rnsin -
steady at SO for Pot Ashes steady at ~ 4Ae
Pea quiet Spirits Tupentne duh at ~ t914o' sugar quiet
c fee dull Rice dull
IIyyRpooI Aug 4-Noon Spirits TurpeGtine is heavy
ssl.s al 50 asst Other articles unchanged.
LoNDoN MARKETs, Aug. 3-bhKADsTUFFs are hrm;
holders demanding sdvsnce which Dot obtshed
however. except for foreign What which is q higher
COFFEE firm TEA SLOW OF sale" but prices nm
altered RIcE firm. TAiLow 5t6d'9 LIssEsD on 20 y
The DOL sales progressing and prices are sghty better
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Aug. She money
marker is slightly more stringent
American S-cuTiti-s seaoy,
Couso closed yes eday at yis d5 Tor money ana account
LONDON, Aus. 3-Noon.
Copsols have advanced 10 95d95l.
a4i<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

,,,,.. from here, il struck CIV c, ,seng tss
tack Nv which accident 'ae IL i.s az va, sa,sS ve
lestjy as srst the porth sa o. Ine ptcer koNhos
out the eide panel and disn 'e'ng 'ns o'res 49, 80
Immediately the whole sJun'cIe % We o1is NN.
o.rryir with H. into the Run be ", OF scne
20 feet, seven Of the eight carr IN "b"a "ei' u
the laborers. =, ,b,-, NJ
"Tpo men were killed irstsntly-one OF tne" NJ ~
my the uame of he other We could no ra'n. ~
IL tbe,e three Others OF the laborers were very
olV n iur,,d abd il i 'hought w1l die-and egu'
a. see more or kss wourdcd ard BRUISED come -
,bo,, severely The scene WAS beaHfeniinx Ia tne
.r,,. he wives and relations OF the deceased 80
.."rSJad IaiLerirg srouud IN the widest greet asa
go 49,, n, ighbors collectipg 70 aiio:d asssstaocs
I,.siI,encs WAS Immediately bro,e h to town OF the
20 diss.,rr .hen Re physicians from this CITY ara
,s;,bhs yboo, repsre5 with all aiacrty, TO Tue sPt
80 ,s, cered every suSncal snd med,eA ava 10 'eeu
$50 20 ,Lo.e vhosurN: fred. The RtroaaCohpssy,
40 sent ont wsyops ard mattresses a.a W. ~ ~
,hs never 10 Alleviate the sufsipgs os tDe
TIE unior.ur oss kiled sud sounded Wels aa, . .
o,s erceniio, rat - Of ireland Industrious anu Ia
mi men Much sympathy i, eSPrssse "a ,non nj.
in th- community ana the bfnevssns VIZ So0s5 49,. -
20 ths wants Of those who have been ~ urea
ths wounded is Mr. Dsyis, son Of Mr.. Ee'er pS'" "
Ii place. .,; 4, .h. ,r.a, 4,
which TIE accident hsppesed the tran NcS desceI
a GRADE by its own momentum Ine spec nus' 49,
her great and the han - On the tram ana NOS As"~
how 10 usa the brakes, and did not Apply tho@'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

Commenting upou our recent Article on the sub
ject Of tie proposed moetOg If toe American
State Convection at the same time ard place with
the Republican, The Rochester Democrat says:
eve do not doUb, toe goot infections of the mass
Of the voters Of the Amen al psdS, DO where they
vii, be found IN the coming elect n; but rHg TRIB
UsE hes too often spoken uiod about ths coic4n-y
Of CpveutioJs e. he ignorant e the fact tina, they
are DO, always msoaget with a v'eE TO q tru, ex
precision Of the Wishes Il tee nzs.ss"
We concur 10 sentim-nt with The Democrat
about the good intentions Of The mas. Of Amer
cans, and the chespery Of State Conventions. aud
point to the proceedings at S,racU,e, last year, as
an instructive exempt fcston Of both.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

tuoh speeob a. any S'ur,ry gentle Haiss
have made. The Appearance It Nr. H,ibcrtoU is
Il at Of sturdy cid gentleman farmer utterly Ike
WIS, from reading his works, you would ns line
him ~ BE-"
The Rev. Mr. Breck Of the Divinity School st
Fsirbsult, Minnesota wriies: " Yesterday Bishop
Kenper ordained tie frst foil. bloojed Indian Of the
American Church. j. John tmegshbowh h.s loog
been tested, and being found f.itbful Is pr, INTO
the Ministry Both Dakotahs or Sioux and Chippe-
ways were present. Cbieien of the &c sncien. raon
between whom ar iumemon.l feui exists, roE seed
tbei' children to central school You would have
been delighted beyond measure a, heMin, the
speeches made on this occasion by both Chippeways
ard Sioux.
Among the passengers by the Qlsksr City we're
Mr. John Helme Consul General fer the United STATES
at Havana, Mr.. +. G. Bahr, NOrSeeisn Consul 8;
Por'o Rico, ard M Edw srd Msert,, Belgian Consul
at Havsns.
A conn uriostion from Rome says:
"The msg uihcsut statue of the Marine Venus
VIII IN was cIsco vered few weeks sso in some eKca
yaips made IN the gardens o. JULIUS Cesar. not fs
Fl on the PoIte-esse, has oeea defolvely parch
for the Imperial Museum OF ST. Petersburg Tor slm
# about ~ 0O0f. Tue wN, political prescriptions
al d. abovs all the we'll kno aversion OF tue Pope -
rbkto figures have facilitated Purchase <hica
ud p'obsby in Ordinary times have been ATTENDED
wab serious difficulties. The statue IL at present II
the seher fPruf Gusechelin, who has beeG charged
with lis restoration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

Prince Lucien Bonsparte is said to be stayiog in
the North Of England, for the purpose of transatps
the Song of solomon into the dialec, Of Durh'm'
srd intends, when he has accomplished that fest, to
move into the North Riding and translate the same
congestion into the dialect of Yorkshire. The Lon
den Literary Gazette concludes long article on
this topic as follows: "No poor man-no merely ut
erary man-would think Of i1ansiatDg the Song OF
Solomon into the Durham dialect But TINS Is within
the scope of the magnificent inutil'y OF prince.
Thus not only does Price Lucen erJoy IN the high
est degree literary leisure which is free from hurry
hiss the zest of irony and inspires sense OF solitude
but in the language of his imperial relation ne emood
les and represents great idea-that OF utterly nut
less and purposeless authorship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE CITY OF BALTInORE OFF CAPE RACE.
PACIFIC NEWS FROM THE CONTINENT
The French Army on the Bhine Dissolved.
France Preparing for Naval Disarmament

NV the American and Newfoundland telegraph Companies
Lines, Office No. Il Wal stoeet
CAFE RACE, Thursday Aug. ~. 1859.
Tie British ,creS-steamstip CITY Of Baltimore,
Cspt. Leitcb, from Liverpool on the afternoon OF
Wednesday, the ID inst, aQueenstowu afternoon of
the 4th, passed Cape Race at o'clock on Thursday
everiug en- route 10 New YoIk, where she will be due
Cd MONDAY eve ming next
TIE adsices by the City Of Baltimore are Eve days
later than those by the Arabs but are without any
features Of particular importance.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia, from New-York'
on weon.sisy the Goth July arrived at Liverpool on
Sunday, the 3lst ult
TIE screw eamshp Hungarian, from Quebec July
%, arrived at Liverpool Aug. l.
The screw steamship Adelaide, from New. York,
July q, via st. johns n. f., reached Galway on the
20 inst.
The Cunard screw steamer Etns, from New-York,
arrived at Liverpool on the Sd inst.
Nothing additional was known as to the Peace Con-
ference.
The French army of observation on the Rhine had
been dissolved.
The new loan to the British Government on accoun.
of India had been announced. IL is for five millions
sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

AGATE CLUB.-The curious and industrious reader.
who never passes a word that he does not UNDER
stand, will proceed Immediately to Webster, or Wor-
cester or Walker, or Johnson, or Sheridan or aoy-
body else, and turn up in the Dictionary tue word
Agate. The word Agate, which he will fad there.
~ beg to inform him when he has found it. Is not the
the one We refer to. An Agate Club, according to
the Dictionary, would he a Club made Of siIicous
ornamental stone used for ornament aod 10 the arts.
We do not mean any such thing, and the rester will
please come back TO his reading. He would havo
saved hi. time If he had taken it for granted that
newspaper people never write nonsense.
We do lot deny that Agate means 8 KIM OF stones
but it also kind oi type 1t Is kind OF very
fine type and for both reasons, We suppose, has been
taken tie Of & club Of jourseymen yrln'ers.
II il appropriate to them genercsy e. type-sster'-t
is appropriate to them specifically as very hIe fellows
On this point the world, or rather tina: part Of L
that lives along the coast Of NewEsgsna are about
10 have an opportunity Of judging. T1e Agates arc
net only Club; they are, for the eek: two weeks ~
less,. Yacht Club. Proposlogt to themselves biof
vacation from the hard work Of prL.ers On morning
pspers-they al belong to THE TRAsrsE, The NeD'.
and The T.nes-they have the good and tao
good taste 70 tske voyage 10 sea; propo,ing tn
n axe tbss port from which the Yankee hallsd-an-
slor g-sbore. They will visit ealing to day in the
Schooner IsabeBs-J New-Hsyen, Norwslk, Newport,
some ports on CAPE COD, aud probably Boston. We
wish them Rowing sheet snd fosming seq.
| IA the readers Of The THIBUSE IN these several
places, Who may LappeN to fall 10 vito the Agites
will, Of course, ike to know which are The tribune
competitor il would be improper TO withhold the la-
iorustic They are the good-looking oces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

INV PosI-0FFIcE oS STATEN lsLASD.-The
pc ople of Mariners Harbor, on the north shore Of
Staten Island, who last year were favored with new
stesmboat dock and LANDING, where al the boats of
the Central Railroad OF NewJersey have since made
daily stoppsges, have obtained the establishment OF
Post.Oce al that place, where lie tecessly has long
been felt. Mariners HarboT Is only about mile
east Of Elzabehpor', with which il has uninterrupted
direct feny conn unicaton by the Central Railroad
heats a. before mentioned. The newly-apported
Postmaster is John Z. kohler, esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
shin News.

BOSTON Aug I2.-Arr steamer keosing.on Baher' pills
dslnha ,hip Horsuss Hathaway Cafiz bark Fleet ksse
Hall Csp- Town; brig Chatham Simps u, haIao1ss
NFW-ORLEANs, Aug. l2-Ar chip, Potogisc from liver
rool south Carolina, oG New York bark Nospoii;an from
Ri JAneiTo.
Below shtp Empire City. from Havana
SANDY HOOK, Asg. r. sunse No inwad-eonnd vessels
sst trg bark a. snchor inside the HOOK
bout out. Wind \, light; weather oondy. ,,
LONG BRANCH, Aug H. sunset No vessels ID ssa' Douua
In. WIND light from s. weather cloudy. 49,
uIGHIASDs Aug - sans-t-No vessels In sight, bound
in Wind hshi from T. weather harry
PHILADELPHIA Aug l2-Arr. briss Golden Land Cienfa'
CarftnAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
The Santa Fe Mail.

81. LOUIS, Fn'ay, Aug y, %.
The Santa F6 mail with Gates Vf the 2oth ult. ar
rived at Independence TO-DAY. Another 'resty na d
been concluded Wi h the Navsgoes. HesVy rams nat
fallen Throughout New Mexico Lsrge numbers OF
Indisns were seen on the PLANE but they were all
fieodly. The troops at tue Pawnee FORK were au
well. The all psrty met q company OF United S.aes
f,oops Ell route 10 New.Mexco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
Destructive Fires at Lawrence.

BOSTON, rnuay, aug. u, 49,,
FIRE at Lawrence this afternoon destroyed the
United States Hotel building, the Central Cohgrega
topsl Church. the new Court House, and one OF two
email wooden buildings.
AT the same time fire broke out in the Unitarian
Cbmch, some distance from the hotel, which was par
tislly consumed ,, -,
The falling walls of the hotel killed three men, named
Stanley printer; Henry auctopeer, aud Leighton,
a wool 20 rter In the employ Of the Washington MIs.
The total less by the ire is estimated al Sl9V,oVV'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

YELLOW FEVER on TRY MEMcAS ooALi;- re-
gret to learn from gentleman ina! Inc yen1" N, s
Rio Grspde as before recorded, but also at r4mp'co
and All along the northern Mexican coast. The NOR
tally very great, especially among the MeAcan pop
u'aiop, AID the people were fleeing IN e'1.y u,
ton. NJ " INa!u H"s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
Larcr from Barbados. &c.

BOSTON, Fnday, Aug. +, Io1.'
Advces from Barbados 81 Juls 50, VIA HahiaS,
e;ste that Mr. Nightingale extensive sugsrplanter,
had ost his sugarfactory machinery, &c. Total loss
800, 000 no insurance.. -.
ste sdvces from Nsw-Brunswick report the seri-
Gus effects of the potato rot throughout the frovnes.
C,est activity is manifested both in w-Brunswlck
,pd Novs. Scotia, in the formation Of volunteer nfe
.onnanes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
THE LATEST.

IBy Magnetic Telegraph 70 QreenstornI
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 4-nOon.
The news from the Continent to day is pacific.
France is preparing for her naval disarmament.
On the Bourse yesterday the Rentes closed at 69f.
45c.
The American Minister at Rome has obtained 400
scudi oupensation for Mr.. Perkins Of Boston, whose
property was destroyed and family put in danger of
iLeir lives in the affair at Perugia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
From Pixies Peak.
CONVENTION TO FORM TERRITORIAL GOVERN
MENT.

MENT.
ST. Louis, Friday, Aug. II, 1859.
special dispatch TO The Republican contains dates
from Denver City TO the 81 int. Convention OF loo
delegates was session. for the purpose OF taking the
steps necessary to form the country adScert to the
mines Into Territory, to be called Jefferson Tue
intention is to apply at the next session OF congress
for recognition as Territorial Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
The Yacht Squadron.

NEw-BsDFORD Friday, Aug. II, 1859.
The Yacht Squadron left Newport thus morning 10
this place the smaller vessels starting at from 'to9l
O'Clock; the larger vesses from lel to IL. we had
fine sail with moderate breeze from the southeast
and arrived in New Bedford soon alter p H., the
Madge and nj aria leading
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

The AccIDESI os The LorDoUs AsD HAMPSHIRE
RAILRoAD-Of the rec 1t accident OF the Loudouu aud
Hampshire Railroad now in process Of pletion,
The Alexandria VA Gazette, Of Thursday, says
Yesterday afternoon about clock, az the mate
ris train on tie Alexandra, LouGoun aLd Hampshire
Railroad returning empty wafd town, ana when
rea tue bridge over EouT NJ, Bur, between three 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
Another Oberlin Case.

COLuMBUs, OHIO, FIid4y, Aug. L, Ioo9.
This morning, Messrs. Peck, Carpenter, aod FAR
child of Oberln, who had been here attending the
Anti Slavery Convention were served with the notice
of SUI instituted az ainst them by the U. 5. Deputy
Marshal for false imprisonment, the damages being
.;d 81 400 Ol0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
Texas Election.

Nrw.ORLEsNs, Friday Aug. II, 1879.
Returns from 6S counties in Texas, place Gen.
Houston 400 ahead of biz competitor Messrs. Ham
iton and Regan are ahead for members OF Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

ST. LOUIS FRIDAY, Aug. -, 1859.
The steamer Kate Howard, sunk in the Missouri
river below Jefferson City yesterday afternoon She
bso valuable cargo, and $50 passengers on board.
fortunately no lives lost. The vessel and cargo
are almost q total lose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
NOn.ArrivalO of the NORTH, American

FATHER PoIST. Friday, Aug l2-lo P m
There are as yet no signs of the steamship North
Americas, now due, off this point with Li'erpool
dates of the Sd inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
Steamer RUrued.

AMHrRsTBuRG, G. W, Friday. Aug. Il, 100.
The seamtug Cliff Belden, of Detroit, was burned
here last night The engineer and wheel'man were
severely injured.
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Steamboat Disaster.

LOUIsvILIE Thnrsday, Aug. 1T, Ie'l5.
The steamer Mariner, from s.. Louis, bound 10
CINCINNATI SINK Las. night the fats about 20 miles
above this city. No lives lost The boat will prob
ably be raised.