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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

.cKERMAN-ls mi. ei,y. cn Tblrdsy Jr.y q Joan
Ack-Iman AGED 81 years, months and = days
AhOOTY-ln tas civ 90 Wedresday jay - mos Amo y
in To- 18Th year # h. age.
BoLsTtR-Iu ni. city @ THURSDAY syeHiPs ~ a. Hc1ry
$500 usIi, ss.S u y,ar. Hio1h aod - day.
The ,al will Az place On sunday ~, - a. ok
III fireman.. vii Be ;aAea 20 GesnSsGd o-m-!-ry hi'
friends tho'e o be Sd GroIer b,' &c. ga yi =, ~,
Bu;er and Robert n shannon, respectfully invited 20
attend whou, further notice.
Mar,hs r. Cshc.rt widow ofthe a. Wu Cahcar Of Brook
lyu. in III. S7th yrar Of her age. -,
ana .er Philip and May 9. Jeu.ns respectfully iuy led
st;nd her funeral from be- la;e 'e.ideoee N -is e'
Sixteenth ret Sunday, he -i,a rs, a, !. n.
brooklyn papers phase copy.
CurTENDEH-o Thursday evening, y 81 a: ne residence
o. M John Marin Staten Island q heI9rEaase Of ne
ang, Mis- HsIr-t CLleDden e FOX Wayne, ind daughter
Of h. att Luilum 5. Chii:eDden. ar -, ~,
Her furera viii ske place the residence Of Mr. Wm N@
MI 30 Al We wsshmston place % s@taFday 2d M :;
g M Tie relatives aid enas II ;he -miy are in7E'a 20
Fou Wayne papers please copy
DETFRT-Ts thi' ci;y o. Ta.I,day Jsy IL H''"'n c
powD-Iu this cry Thur.'ay, Juy 2 'reT l.-g ara
inss, Tt oma' Do~d naive Of B,iy M'Co'mies
County LonsfoTd. Ireland
uFYRIor-Ts-Ip ;Ai, si.v ca WeGae.day Jaiy o. Dasid
erIiqses e'q aged Il years naive q hils'n' 'sa-'-s
HOLMEs-In his ci.y. o. Wednesday. Jy ., EiT'rt "
ones yourgs: Of William {. Holmes aged = yei and
9moD.b'
HALLETr-rn Savannah, Ga On Monday JAY Il, John T.
Hsu.t, eyed 4s y-aI,, native Of View Yos
KING-In brooklyn, Friday July p David r King n he
j7tb year Of his
ru.fsl from h. lac r-.id-uc No 81 Clinton @ aay
(saarday O'Clock The friends Of he family az ir'Pec
fuliy invited ~ att-rd StboU. fIrt0sT uy.4-loa.
Boston and Spnnffed papers please copy
ETLLELEbIs mi. CITY Wedn-sday July :. Of c1ls.rnl
tou, Anne Kil.le., aged 10 years aud Months
LINEBIRNER-ln B.ookyL Thursday aeTEoon. J-y ~
josephine v daughter Of Cap Joseph LIne'aneT eyed
months and IL days
NcLAUGBLIN-Iu ,lis c.y, ThUsiiy, Jl.y - Pan <
NcLaushln in ;he SD year If hs age.
RoGERsIn ,h. city, on Thursday July are onr ard
painful iue. Mr. Rogers Ia h- u-t year o ' eye
81 .WART-ln .hs c.y 30 Wednesday. -ly - e - ~
p NJ Jau,, Dill Stewart, beloved son u Nn and El1ebe-h
| Stewart, seed II months. , -,
wear Of heT as. pi1uY 4 %. .a.e Joan fa'-s
IT. If soDs, janice @ Thomas md Jonn as -
az he fiy are respectfully invited attend n" llera
.rylces On sunday a: the reine Of .'f s'' ne
law William Aseu. Portland avenue b-~-"n Myfte td
PM avenues 81 ocncE D. N The remains viii b. aiken On
Nondsy "a Pi.cstswsy j., for i-fnrmen'.
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SECOND BOARD.



The sock Make vs, heavy to-day from the com
Increment CT business az the Mornings BJari 20 the
close Of he Afternoon Session. The dealings were
quite respectable in extent, bu, the demand
,irely insufficient. 70 sustain prices, aud while on the
part OF those who have recently been operating for the
rse there was great indlereuce there was, upon the
other hard, greater sctiSy and energy lisp!aye IN
TIE movements Tor decline. The speculative tone Of
the Board 20 be changing agais, snd although
week since the prevalent sentiment Of a majority Of
the broker and bbers was apparently favor ola r'-
ing make, the tide seems 20 have fairly turned asaD,
and operators have chan .ed position. almost rap! y
as prces hLc'uste III tie varying fortunes OF stock
speculation. Whatever difference oi opinion may
prevail as to the intrinsic merits and value Of stock
dealt in a. the Board Il csnno; be denied that
nenis for the rise meet with bu, Little sympathy on
the part OF the public, ard mas consequently been
quite discoursgng to operators that SHE 20 realize
that, notwithstanding the more cheerful promise OF
business or Western Railways, and the beginning
sf al improvement in quotatous-nOt symptom
Of revival IL the support Of outsiders has been
discovered. Il is 70 this fact that We must
attribute the failure Of the bulls to maintain On
Improvement commeuced with considerable spirit and
energy. The mos; serous decline of the Gay was in
MCHlSbn Sollhtrr guaranteed rtlNkf WHICH, !rOin u
in the morning, iIopped 10 si Il the afternoon AMI
~ss pressed upon the market with uGusua esgerness
during both sessions although rather friner IN clos
ing Transactions after the adjournment. W hesr Of
no rev point" 10 occasion decline, but the fac,
that The Company j. obliged to borrow 70 pay inter-
est IT. bonds had very prejudoiAl effect upon
tue market value of the stock Nes-lork Central
opened At ~, but the stock supplied az the
quotation, and prices fell of . to at the
close Of the cal. We hear uuoiHc lily from Albany
that the July earnings OF the road indicate increase
Of abou, $4,000. Michigan Central VS. steady in
early transactions bu little heavy at the cose
II the Err. call and % tie second after the weakness
displayed 10 Michigan Southern ard other stocks, the
price .eIl 1T 20 81. at which was offered freely.
Ga.ens. with larger dealings than for several days,
declined 10 81. H. Rock Island the transactions
were small AZ a slight decline. ant TIE -tock was
heavy. There wss very well Distributed business
in State Stocks and Railway Bond. generally
~ moderate decline from ycForiays PR
oes. Missours fell Of 10 So NJ the Sec
ond Board, but were in demand al the puce.
Michigan southern Second Mortgage Bonds cold al
A. q decline n =. cent from me ht registered
sees. 4. tie Second B9ss there vac seuoIs de-
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NEW-JE,RSEY ITEMS.

nIv ,ND DUnB MAJ Rus Down BY rHf Cas-.
A Ge.. az dumb man named Dsnel Wh.ten wa
trOsght; 20 Jersey City yesterday afternoon BY the
Csa.-aaA;. tram on the New-York and Enc CARS,
s-.al.sLy NAMED by being run over. l. appears
taas N Ill-sisy the injured man VA travelling on
aas Ns-fs-S ~ Ere track, near Lackawana, some
sIacs Be- sna Por- Jsrvis. 4 ira.a was coming up,
az 'ae 'ngse sPon seeing ran OF tie track
s',unnet a4sra an blew down the trakes.
Nntss sang lncorse oEs Of dagger, Continued wax
% on a. CO esa .o1A rot be stopped, he was
cfifz ~ ie 'NE rssfhsr sni .,rlV1 On o1- SIZE q
g." o~S. Nie1 .sssu -. @ rts slund that bis ~.
s1fa ~ v' ~ isstr .ae saaldsr. the eft leg
4,.'F-v 1S0" - tass '1f .le q. xrn fractured.
= Gff~f asH 80 s'af IS Se,eyIe Hospital. II
.sse-- y Srtel-esi's & y tot ss.vs, ss! 40
1sls..a rt.l,n - >tpsfef . ..e Deal an
s.ssi. ,.-s-l.f-sn -.9r fs-s
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BUFFALo, July rs Ia-FLoUEow grades essier trade
brands ssady a. 10 bill. for sae s . for uu.ognd
Illinois Is JtGsJ - for Ezra DO. ~ SO 6si IS f0r DO
Wisconsin s. ga s. 81 foI Extra yirhgsu Indiana AMI
Ohio GOT 81 81 for Double ENru WHEAT dull and drSi
iIs demand mostly confined small retail sales 900
bush oTdl Milwaukee Club a, 60 b- Offers
Chicsso Spring CosS dull nounally
s4s 40 b. sh No. Illinois az Sc other grain. qgi-
ard 10 sacs WHISKY steady sales - bb az 2i.c- Lass lH
POETs-s0'0 btls Flour, 5000 bush. What 1it0l bIsn
Corn, 10 bush Rye. C,s.L EHPoRTs251 bbs Flour H.
bu.h. Wheat, II, eco bush Corn sfso bush. Barley.
OsStGo July Ks m.FLoUs 10 without material ch.r
sales u 100 bbs a. IS IS from choice hwauEe Club What
and 81 . from Red OHIO and Indiana WHEAT d4 with
declining tendency, sales Of $50 bush Chicago sprug Phi
CoES quiet FRgICHTs s'.sGy -. on Flour
g Whoa; SO Corn New York So receipt # Flour
~ Gram BY Lake. Shipped BY Canal ~ bD o4 1850 a.
WHEAT
ALBANY. July rs p m-FLoUR. sales 80 bb.4 A. De-.
cline u -. Dbl WHEAT sa; buvrrs Go old within
ia ~ e b,h ~ sellers View. CoRN still lower: prae West
eru xed or-rsd a. a. and bids made OF OATS
aes l.loo bash Size a. BE -es att 90 bush. d.
uIr. RNt, no ssl,.. Nli,kY; .ale- 81 bbi, o. sc.
iHtLsDtLPiIA July .2-FLoyR Gscred .fc sud i selling
WHE,r declined j46,. White, - suG r. -; Red.
- sdti - C.SN declined Yellow. GfG3'c OATS more
active ard :. Ing a: 81 GInr WBI,bY guc lsussd.
RhTaOKE. July .2-FLoyK ccc.ued So New Ci.y How
tr street slt Ohio rs 81 Wgtr very doll and declined IS.
choce Wh- ~ ~ Red : l,0 - y Corn que and NJ.
casuTsd. Provisions quit WHISKY di.l ~ he
'HssLEsToN, July 2IogToN dali sale, today 30 ba.es
o. file v-et go ht'ss
s.l,NNau y .-Cerr,N advanced &c., sc. j.y ~
t.e. See ;l' nvA y' l,a Rsc,s.. g! he week jvc
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SUICIDES or JVEALTyiY MEN.
Corre.IuDdtnce of The Boston Atlas. ,o..

Correspoudence Il The Boston A,las.
WORCESTER, jay 10. 1859.
The repeated suicides of wealthy ami weli-known
citizens Of this city and vicinity within a week. -
the subject of universal conversation and naturally
awak ems much feeling. hr. +. ii. Henmenway, who
hung himse last Friday, at the residence Of his sister
Mrs DR.. Workman, was the pOssessOr Of property 10
the amount Of hundred thousand dollars, and was
INN auied. He was President OF The Peoples Mutual
In,uance Company, but on the Monday previous to
his death had resigned the office, but At the time Of
lis death the resignation had not been accepted lie
had also, until recently, discharged the duties OF
treasurer Of that Company.
A few weeks ago Mr.. Cotton, the Quaker nursery
man was chosen treasurer, and II Is runored that TINS
action Of the Company had 80 worked upon the nina
of the exireasnrer that he continually fdnced that
some persous were enceavoring to ruin hun. IL was
undoubtedly under the effect OF such fear that he put
IN end TO his life. In 1851 he made Will, giving 10
Mrs. Workman, bis only sister, one-hah tne Lincoln
House estate together with g. OOO 10 clear 1t OF IT. IN
cumbrsnce; 1000 TO each Of the children of DR.
Workman s 900 TO niece the wife OF Providence
cashier the Iesidue his estate II be equally divided
between Mrs. Workman and the niece aforesaid. This
legacy viii give them nearly so 900 apiece.
YESTERDAY morning the suicide OF Nj. John Smith o.
Barre followed close upon the burial OF Mr.. Henmen
way. Mr. Smith was a wel-knowp citizen of great
wealth and for the last year had resided most OF the
tine in this city boarding at one OF our hotels. lie
has been an extensive manufacturer, and was well
known in all the business circles OF New-England
Being a man of remarkable good nature aud huInor,
ready at all times 20 give snd take Joke never sp-
pesritg melancholy, but always cheerful and happy,
surrounded by al that tends 10 make life happy, tue
news Of his death by his own hands fell with double
force upon his numerous friends and associates. lie
leaves fortune OF from two 10 three hundred thousand
dollars, and wife and two sols lie was o. years OF
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We also quote United Staies =. O. Scnp moderately
se.iye n 10 ID y cen. discount.
The Ne,r. Orl,GEs PicdyuEe Of July 18th says OF
financial sffsirs ihere
There Is but little doing in any department, and
such will con.inue for the next six weeks. Money IS
in COED demand and although rst-class paper csn be
passed 20 a limited extent at 9Gss e cent, yer tne
bu of offerings i composed Of names inriaScsly ~
good which csruot be- done under III a II 2 cent.
The Gistru-t engendersd by the ElOpesn war seems
rather ~ extend than diminish, and capitalists svnce
unusual timidity in making heir investments. 10 hne,
there IS grea. difficulty IN obtaining Accommodations
outside Of certain leading financial circles AMI the
DeIe-; Of these would appesr tn be Ia mske money a.
inaccessible and dear possible. There Il nothing
doing in stocks, and the market Is complete blank
The Chicago T,rba.e Of the 18th says:
We learn that ~ several points along the line OF the
Chicsso and Gslena and the Chicago Burlington AMI
Quincy Railroads the farmers have commenced 10
harvest Sprrg wheat LAST year it was nesriy
month iater before the crop was eat.
T'he Mount Vernon Banner says:
We learn from reliable authority thai contTac' LOT
the purchase Of the iron for the completion OF the
sprir cti-ld Mount Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad
nas been perfected in England, and that IL VIII DE
shipped about the first of August. TINS l. the roar
running from Delaware 10 Mount Vernon, To Gambler,
and So easery ossng the line OF the Cleveland and
GAINESVILLE Road below Miersburgh, It's present point
OF completion.
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ky Telegraph.

HIGHLASDs July u, ,ulstt-The snip Gaens from New.
OeaLs near tie bar Ses, IN sgnt bound in.
" IND islt fsu. : ".
SANDY HOOK July - -uudcvn One ship and brigs
SIDE the HOOK bound ID. Columbia cleared ia. boa
ent. a. lSo VIM Te ior Hasre $50 p M sDd steamer
ksrss tars So bay, bound Wind mod
erafs "a : w, Weather e.ear
LONG BRANCH, july ,.us,tNo inward to1nd vessels
in sat. NUd isit fiorl , ". Weather c.ar.
BOSTON, July = AR sfirs Beverly. Cbss- Baltimore j.
Nlcts Robinson Pr acspbis; bsrk 81 b. s,-,.on, JOr.
dan, Itli-gos Theool C.uis. BrszeT M.,anzs Col Led
yst lL,u New Oau.; tg. Roisr.on, Cro-, savspnsh
.lls j. b. MysT Cobb, Trlid,d ". III Glisud, ETiefsA,
Charleston.
Bso"-Sss sptfIe, from Port su Prince; Lillian, from Ma
tsIzAA
PHILADELPHIA July 22-Arr. ships Reap@r, alma;
Toras ia. Lyeip.<l; hrE + ls Reed, 81. Jsso
B'os-shp SoI;hauptou from Liverpool. barb Monmos,h
from Nessina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

MURDER ~ LITCHFIELD COCNTY, CoSS.-Mrs.
Nancy Wood Of Warren, a widow lady, - years Of
age was brutaliy murdered On Thursday, the liih
inst, by one Curtis Dart. DAT had beeo living AZ
MIS-. Wood for several wears, until abOu, one year
ago. some iicu,y occurred between them, and che
discharged HIM. He became iunously angry and
threatened 20 take her e consequence Of which be-
wa put under bonds keep the peace In default of
bonds lie w4s confined several months IN Litchf ED
jail. A. the Apni term ofthe superior Court, he va
discharged, and was about the County from that tire
until aboui The 9TH Of July when he returned o the
house Of Mrs. Wood and claimed to b. very friendly
Trusting he profess che again hired him. BctTeen
i9 aid - dock the forenoon Of Thursday the ih
az o 8. suppo-ed .he sa- mopprg her kitchen floor,
when bar came in and CONN tied the murder. She
Wa evidently beaten terribly Hih nis h-ts and by the
handle Of the ~ o. and then thrCsn and forced down
into POO. o waer witt her face lOSngrn, ultl be
VS. ex'pct Her skuA VS. fractured oveTihs rst eye
ard received cveTzl severe wounds upon her face
A Coroner inquest 49, held and the jury rendered
verdict that he cane 20 her drst0 b. violence ~ the
bands 4 Csri. Dart. TIE murderer arrested and
otter sn sxsll. nation on Wedr,s1ay, tbe Sfh, va
bound over for ~ ~ the Superior COM On The Second
7 lssdsy n >eyfsr1 be-. Hartford Press, Pit.
'pse b. n boy ss'obistod i, mother few
3sys ascs. She aad occasion ~ chsstss him . ahty
~ .ons 0fIesss 10 bal committed CaSiy az very
l1isty IN i.s chsr ~ soNs time sfArrar9 % togb,
linking ver2 profoundly A. a.; he spoke ont thus.
Hllz-r. J F'-b u. "a q snolzeT bogseseepfr I've
-, ssed ,eeL IN rG1bG
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W.4RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK........JuL q.
fleItnd.

S..mship,-Apso. Lines. Hayrr, W. L. Dray;on, We.-r
B.m Go.tg,T, Bremen G-pcA-. keutseu X iche Etns
(Br) Andersen Liverpool T. tunard.
Ships- Hamilton Cobb New Orleans, w 7, Frost. Wa
bans Doy Rotterdam, Laytin Hlrbd,; Republic Brem.
Weuie Ben Ell, Heush,n uukhardt
BaTss-Sul,spa Watson. Smyrna. o. NJ Brsss,otd Mary
(Br Harrison Quebec p Mcleod, jr Lsmphshsr, Wilson.
Deuiarars. J. NJ Smith a Co.
Brss-YsIkee Blade Darling Richmond, J. Smith Co
On. Ia Gn. Turks eId K T. Buck Co.; Hannah, Creish
TON Baltimore; NJ Csp,n spague Eizabethpo, Simpson
hsyhew
Schoonrrs-Fskr Patton Providence master; May, Ho-
hart Charleston Murray; Eclipse, Cook CadenAs
ter Euphemia Smith, RIO jrald-, r. b. Edridse Locsdea
Small, Salem, R. W. Reps So c..
STORYTELLING Arow sveck tal River, MASTER Ph.niS
shepherd New Haven. na,t-L
Steamer-lTonside Naudeyer;, Philadelphia, }. Briggs.
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bal.. assus; y~s Receipts shcad Of 's' ysar' 77e
hal.. stosk In pors p - hs.~s
NEW-CsLEASs July -f'-torroN unchars'di "b* "day 30
balss. ~, -,
Ngw OsLT,Ns. July - -CorroV-ssss q DAY va bt''
fElii, fer Md6rr: he 80 wreh SD tes e,-s
ne tie receipt. go bs. The -Npots - th~ vel i'n ~ '
49,. srd total exports % dse 10000 eass ~"pt. o.
81. 90. abra4 # 10000 bales; DO al Sl'n~Ea
20. 500 90 bA.s; stock 50 80 h,~s against 1900 last yes'
flcrs tll .urvrfnr - 75a=& Co,sEs-..le. Of M
- 90 bss. rrin@ ollie Stock aieo BAGS; sfsins,
n 60 las, yrar Thrrr Imports ,hs WEEK Sterling
Fxohansr Itei glei. Eac-nsr Oh g. asJ' ieii
4, -, ei..oupt and 81 .ight p cent premium. -
CiSctNN.TL July 2.-FLogE firm s'P'an~ -5a - -
Wus,r s,raoy. WHisNY firm a; ne PROVISIONS sHc0sns~s
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MAKRIED.

uotuvc pRlyDON-Oa TAufslay jay =, y - Rev.
60 yt.b.- Ps.,.r q tho Roe Hil N-:eoi, Ep,' pal
Church Nj Wul. Holmes q PhAdefAA :" Hi'' Mary SfAN
p0sBISs"AsHBEY-O wsan.elsy. Jgly -, hy r. Rsv.
NJ Az, { ashh-y Of Brooklyn y Y.
siWp.oS ErDD-In ;hs city. ThTrsday JOY 81 by -.
r. L. J.u.. Hr G-osge >imfsc4 AID 'ii-s ha"; I'D
b III q Philadelphia
Philadelphia paper. p"a's copy., -, -, -
70. Rev NJ HaTood James \" s"rs~a1t o. New hoTk' %
NJ, Hsui.. o. GIL 4 NV Haven
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THr TWELFTH RrGINEST.T Regiment, dis
barded few days sgo by order of the Commander
in.Chef of the New-York State Militia VIII parade
on Monday for the purpose OF delivering up the State
arms 10 the Commissary General IL is said that the
7l,t Regiment intend making a volunteer parade 10
receive the members Of the late l.h their return
from BROOKLYN.
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CoRRrcTIoS.-It was inadvertently mentioned in
yesterdays TRIBUNE, that Simon Bolivar aud two
clerks were sppreheuded with Mr. Low, Oh suspicion
Of setting fire the store of the latter, in Carmine
street on Thursday morning. Low was arrested aui
committed for examination, by Justice Quackenbush.
Bolivar and the clerks were used witnesses.
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SERIOUS AooIpESr.-Last evening. little child,
two years old, daughter Of Mrs. Korra,h Of No. 30
Tenth street, run over by ear corner OF Tenth
street and First avenue, and seriously riured-her
foot and Lex beng badly crushed. Police Doctor Mott
simulated tie injured limb.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 3d. 1859

I'm. n S...Y4tk reu,TGl Ga4 Syc,aeru Guaranteed,
and ~. opo.s.ions were lo~er slso fJr lsan Cen
ia a-d Reading int the srtent0n u the Bosrd "ss
mostly eosro.s- il TIE yo stocks frs, namei A;isf
the sdioannlen pTic-s we've rather hrmsr, bat tne
m,rt-, had 10 snm4'i'u. Inc c)-i1- prIcas were;
For United Sa-es 5- 1874, l0ll @lOll Virgins 6',
Oh sq4; Tennessee -. So. gS3;; Missouri =, 81 q
ST. Carton Co, Il! dls.i New-Yorh Central Rai!-
rosi. IA az. Eris Rsiiruad, 81; Harlem R.iroad,
q3eI0: Harlem Railroad Preferred, b! da)l; sesd-
~, Kai.Tusd, ii,9iii Michigan Central Railroad,
l2ens: Hndeop R.v-r Railroad, 81 933s heni-
esn Southern AMI Northern Diiana Rallrosd Il at;
Nich.gan Southern Guaranteed, ~ 2u.; Panama Kali
road, rs, 9il6. Illinois Central Railroad, - @75i'
Galera and Chicago Railroad, So. a6i; Cleveland
and Toleco Railroad 23i ga; Chicago sod hoof
Island Rairosd, 60l s6Ji. Illinois Ceu.rsl Bonds,
s., q q; Pacific Nal Steamship Company, % 694
The fyreign E1chsDge msrkst is firm. but dull
The supply Of outside bills continues 70 be very light
and we have little to depend upon for the large remit
tarces Of the next ninety days out gold. Sterling IL
100, 4 IIO2 Bankers are askOs ll0s firmly Francs
jl.! d51ll
Fr,igh.s SIC dull 50 bales Sea Island Cl'.ou a;
3-l6d: 500 square bales do. at aj-521.; 20 iurs
Bone Dust, on private terms. To Lcndon, go trns
oil Cake 81 49,: 10 :uns Cloverseed s; ljs. IL. 6i
The business OF re Sub Treasury wss: Receipts,
si0l iOj 43-ior Customs. $9s7 0Cc; Payments, $50
SsS Is; B,larce $5,06d75 -.
We anpex a comparative statement Of the Import.
Of Foreign Dry Goods q: NewYork fo' the week, and
since Jan. !:
70, @tssst. ls5;. $50 $50 4, ,sss;;
r5 s1ct "a! a H. ssseg: .zss g,
Throw O ~ aohs1tbIa o.fl.'ff 'N''-f''
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DRowNEp--A German named Hans llaesoop wa.
accidentally drowned yesterday afternoon al Pier NJ.
a North River. His bocy wac recovered, and the
Coroner notified 10 hold an inquest.
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sUYERIOR COuRT-spIcIAL IERs-JULY 2l-Before Jus,i
Row
RROOKL wv ITEMS.

PEcx-SLr FERRY.-It is expected that by the ist
Of Augu,t two Of the bosts now being olli' for
The Long Island Ferry Company will be completed
and ready to run. They will 10 this case be pu, 90
the Peck-sp route, az the Eagle has not had her
slsft repaired.
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Cans toR FGYFI.-Messrs. WAs@on d Co, az
suil6.rs of Springfield hssssch1se,ts pave received
A. o-t.r from he Pasoa of Egyp, .oT 5000 worth
aS,ss.srrer.ers w, of which ~ 10 b furnished IN
o,'er,a. ~. FOR the Past q himself.
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Disasters, &c.

IHE scHS. SPY ioul New Orleans bound n Edeson, > O.
va f.y oct Liar Cape Ha;t,ras about The Ith i, p
ton " Ter ago Los bach saved IN damaged condition
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fast mule is owned at 81. Louis that make hi.
nile in $3.50, ana % miles in five hours.
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Rrrr;p,. or Produce-,JurY -, 1859.

Tor,L A, All RourEs 80 bh flonr a7f bach Whss.,
Il 40 buh Cr :. - bush. Osts PAS A'le', Ssl psfa
Provisions ga do. LAro % DO Corn Mea.
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THE CoURrs.-The Special Term Of the Supreme
Csurt stands al ourso until July d a. ococs In the
City Court yesterday the discharged for he term
Special ~ b. held today and saturday The Court
vi BE- opened the hrs; Monday August bat jury
vii he called.
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AcCIDrNr.-A little child three wears old, fell int
sert the Of house street GrcenPoini yesterday
sheInoon would have drowned bad been The
sons Of Of the neshbOf wLo gu the child out IL time to
Z susoiisie H.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun-Rses... I: IS s-ts...... 7:.{ McorRsss. ..ll1
Sandy Hook. cO7 Gov Island. o57a Hell Gate ....SA
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spoken.

Ship Zptu 3G day. from Liverpool r Baltimore. Jolly u
Cop Msy b@sTIs ". W. distant about " miie.-ey FiSs
bcs; O,V. si.sa.
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MARINE COURT-July 22-BefoIe godse heCAsTHf.
v Uanghwout aet John Csfland.-ln this case,
re,,ed Yesterday Jadse judgment for the pain
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Usveue.ts Of Oeesa steamers.
10 ARRINN.

The Overland Nal Tor California leaves ;, to. ,u
ay ard Thursday 50 g. Letters a-sf's~ Wv '"' ~
married. Overland, Wis N, Louis
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RUNAwAY-Iesterisy horse attached 70 one of
Hpe.soas Express wagons away in Myrtle svenae aad
fall speed apeE toe Nceuak for blocks until he
s.aekd seherck street. where b. finally stoPpd forg
Lately 20 insured TIE shattered pieces