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Pnssenyers sailed

In he steamship pendeybh for Southampton and Hlrye-
y. WARNS and family 4 Hos IND w r k,ndli Texas
W Tucb-r Miss c. Gu-rris New Jersey, E. Diyeso and
lady R.guir Sons s., D'uingo, Dubois New Orleans
C. Caner L. y. Carpenter, Auburn C. Milo, Cuba NJ Carers,
do A. Angelo co Mclaughlin, L. Johnson J. Keras,
Galyeon Louis sersnes Cubai de Sazes aud sou, do p
L. Hernandez, do; W. T. Cebar do. O. w Gregory: C. T.
& j. O. Gregory, NewJersey Geo Hall, New YORK; Mr. Del
hart do Capt Lewis and lady, London Or Hlse Louisiana
" H. Johns Pennsylvania; A. Bolmer, Wes:cnestef; II.
Bacheder and lady, Boston Nine Gr.skspe and daughter,
New Orleans DIR bsrgsno and lady NewOheans F. soriso
Florida J. P GBs, Cbicaeo Nh and Mrs Gardner, Mol
Mr. Byephem A. Cars, philadelphia John Achile and lady
Poge Cuba; Charles Lsrk-n Batimors Mari l..
Trs, Augustine Greque Rebecca Webster Elnira Nine.
Done three children. William Sparks and lady New York
Bochr jose PHI heniua lady and children Brooklyn; Rag
eo lean BruD IinseTnstrr hyis Kennedy john Ken
n.oy, A. Colw. aud lady, Cbieaeo; Mendez New-York
DECKER Leckels Mrs Misleading aud II fant VIM Moore
and children, R. Thomss.y New.Odesns Lapargne
New OIl.aps Mrs Dnsb Mr. Davis ChaIeston Mr. TanbJur.
~ Bucournan Bartoemer Yua CEb. Ricardo Bel.ncourt
do s Wekenbeim, Ins Dreyus, Hope, j, Of New York
John Iugram Henry Hamyn, SAM Moss Gu.sy More An.
York Total 30 Passengers
Ia steamship (y q Baltimore for Lisergoo-sish Rsy
Conner Pittsburgh, Pa Rev Peter Hart Rev. Roche Boston
Rev Francis Conner Rev Mr. Scsnlad Philadelphia Rev.
Thoms. Quinn. do Rev T. Brown, New York M Yors Mss
Bradboos Jr Mr. BIadbook AMI LADY, Two Misses Brsdbook
Joseph Boasman, Hssh BoardmaD, j. O. sbbad O. CniaIa
m.la l.. " n.burgh, Charles Goodi,on r. w. Noyes, w.
Bow.s J. b. Lloyd Ado Bingham, John o. Gode, Anthony
Campbell Mrs. Russell and i've chitren Thos sharpe T. w
Fitzgerald, MI McNaly wife and infant, T. j. Henry, wife
W Jackson John Foley b. o. Edge, Or, Mis- C. Dalton
Miss Boock Feueira Mr Waiers Miss Wlson, y b. Ran
,ou w Drown + NJ Drown, James @'i,ee 'nd lIay u
Mater Powell Samuel Roog.n T. Zachaii'm. Mss lee w
Robin,on Rev u'sz.si John Leonard aud son Edward
Cooub. Thomas kueeIi A. X Wigs, }. H. gamble, w. Sc
IA "a the stcTage. IL tai oIo
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. July
Cleared.

steashps-Jamestewn, Skinner Norfolk Ludl,n H-inok.
Florida Crowsl ssssLnah, L. MtcA S1a; Easn vile
Murray. Charleston, 80 ford Te.t1n.
Ships-Iofnado NuHtlrd, 81. John, ~ g. w T. Proc,
Evenln. Star, JoLe. Antwerp, w F. Schmidt
Bsrks-spuit Of the I1mes Martin Hsrbpr Grrce siH-n
lIor sides A Nson, KgtAiOTd RoLiblct, Hsc
LOceou frl AAenss. Gga&soupe BOYD Hiack-a: FEEDER
ick, Uuy, New OIssAs lunch q Aviscke.
Brss-Sssseu Burns Yarmouth. s Maid, C.i.se Ma.
ctias Dove, Hagen, s. John y. r, NJ L. Grain Cani.
lsuseio ts Hzzo. Bangor, Lawrence, Gaes Co. C.roul
LsnEthoTD Dsl-u, Ells & Hamilton
senooIefs-b MaTtsD, s-gt, Baltimore, Merrill Abbott
IL Warren. Chapman. New II S Rac xot, Col s.
Try HA, Savannah, McCTeady Ho;t C, Gus, stsstn,
indlsrols Noero" Prince Kate We,,E Es Perns
b. 1egrr Co EslisJ u, Alexandria S.h,rd D,dg-
se-an bss'e, Bost l. W Lewis Governor Hooper, Ph.-
estiha Ih1mIson Hunter Louie, Tsy3r, Boston, j. W
~ NJ. u r. s,wyer Plsrs3u, Pe.orburg. Van BrIrt 4
s-Eht DayoE kd-f Peteubgrg master; Bay STATE Ha-,t
bo-tol. Dayton sprssle. ~
eiooF-Ihem.s Hal, Hal, ProviS.uce master
ste~Haer-EeyeIiy, Pierce, PhiAdepai4
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.-Oa Weines-
day morning the painful news was brought 70 this
place that murder had been committed IN the town
Of Benton, Yates Co. Ii sppears that man by the
name Of Major Halcomb, far residing sh)rt dis
lance south of Fergusou's Corners, 10 the town of
Benton had shot his wife with shot ggG heavily
osded the charge taking effect in the groin the le
side, carrying great deal Of the clothing with the
shot, causing most frightsal wound. A son o. the
would-be murderer caught hold Of him, and another
charge remaining in the gun went off without doing
any injury. After the gun was discharged, Hacomo
sezei il by the barrel and struck his wife two three
heavy blows e.kng The stock from the barrel with
the first blow, ard with the second bending the
barrel good deal out of shspe The then dis
appeared toward piece OF wood near by, and not
pursued until some lime afterward. This all occurred
at about clock in the morning. Pursuit ma lie
in the afternoon, and he found in wheat field
near by with his throat cut 10 horrible manner but
yet alive, as he had not severed the jugular vein.
What would seem the sIangeSt part of the whole the
woman WAS alive last Sa urdsy, and hopes were en-.
tertained On her recovery Tue man was also alive
on saturday but was no, doing 40 well. Jealousy is
said to be the cause of this horrible sttenp. al muir
der and suicide. We understand the wounds OF both
perscrs were GTeeSed by Drs. Crare and Twisthel
.PeLc AZ pvE9s9-;.
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uops-,s. demand !. pod.,:. a, ioSlt. for ias'' sales

UOPS-fbe e,mAn1 pooe!ae ~
az "a bsi.s ~ lsic .,s.dy a.
rPOa-seoteb Pig y lee s-,iys but pric"s rne 'y
as 20 y tun 0tA.r kiod. ar 10 h'"u 90 n, I'D.
81 - Isls r6l.d In s.i.h Bsrs AZ S5f moe Al" ~
Ru..is -h~~, tFys.s t-rma ,.s.-... a. q
6s6e for hxh; and middle Bl.ros ANfes osA - 49,
"A q 81. for hsb, and niaar. ,,,,..-n.
IIMF-Wr Dot. .ai-- ~ 40 IBIS Common tocsani - "
MOLaSsgS !. SnIl. he .slss trivial = 80,
NAVAL STOREs-Spiris Turp.n;ine y IN lisa. s'nsN
ann A. tie tprcv-in. n' ha the demand is les aaiaaI
ss,s Of 100 bhs spot, ard leo do 70 arrive ~
order 3, lsc Crude is qle' 5ut me snrpy
price. are firm mnson R-n Is res snimsed, blt nc ~
Is Fsh- and the =. firm :. - II s"sil 't'
n delivered TIE sralfs f'-
a, limited sde eces shc~s DO essential ems
Tar improved sen.nS and there 10 moe. anoYAnc
=, The clo.e sales bbls Washington Thin az y. % -
DO George Rop- Thirk 81 BIZ aud ~ do "iAs
Rnre rrrh and Thu 81 81 as II delivered 10 yAi
OILS devoid OF activity pces arr sas,nes
.00 gallons Cry Lrs-ed, from crthes h>ds a. o'"
slr Camnhsns selling Sc, and Su'i a. g cs.h ,
PROVISIONS The Pork market i low'r and unsetlrd "a
Ms: IS % Tor Thin Me-. sl4 fo Sour d.. and va
q Prime included in he sales r0 bos Mess dcsrf
b. next l6 Beef !. IN limited deuIA"d he stecA
fair sales o 10 IBIS a; s6G 81 y fr Prime +sdrs - ~
Couly Mos; s9G rs ior Rspa,ked Mes and ~ l-nr
for F,tra Prime 10 ia Ms nominal Cn Meas
steady bn. CUTE. 81 G6 for shoafers snd ga r
Hama tard held with .teadin. the demand far 3s e
sales 81 S37 Dbl. and ;cs AZ ldlF BlrrI IL ft &C.
and snd Prime i not pisrty a. l.&itc t "" oA "u' .
aloe for STATE Cheese s IN lisht supply AZ odSc - -.
RICE inactive continue % quote a. fi1s' lV ID
iRs-The storm has in-rferei with business sni We
MY Of ss of 25 bids Cuba NeAOf-aas ana i0''o
Ri,. In los Refined continues quiet. - -.
SFFDS-Csnui,a Liuseed u duh, and slnle"ha may D.
81 6lIq$l 62t in Sostep g. 4, .,s-
TEAs-Ihe uarke; is quiet, ,nd FOLDERS are firm IN 'he
WaIsKY-rte make: Is inactive and somewh, nominal az
n Id.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN REkDE STREET,

FIRE IN READE STREET.
Ats o'clock yesterday afternoon fire occurred in
the "A pepter shop No. 20 Reade street hut from what
cause w. did Lot learn No damage Of consequence was
done.
yIGE IN wEsr THIRTEESTH STREET.
On Saturday night fire broke out in EerguSOns
iron foundery, No. 259 West Thirteenth street. Dam
sge triaing.
yIRr IN EAST IwEyrY-sEvENTH STREET.
Mathews soda wster mandatory at Nos. is; and
IH East Twenty-seventh street, caught fire abou, IL
oesock Saturday pght and caussd abop. 800 damage
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u mar s-t gun prices are uAcatnxei We DO
not bear OF Any sale. a
fLOU X AND MEAL-Th- inquiry for Western Canal Flour
limited, The unsettled Il ant lnclen-u.
~t-theE s;Ictng business tie principal holders free
re Al our quotations. prices lover aud irregular a. TIE
close thee anxiety sell the sales - J7i bb
Is for Inspected suP-rhue State g $685. IS for
eNirs do e. iG 80 fol th- o~ grades W;.rn -
tooE ppng brands Il round eAtIs Ohio esh grounds
go iVG 81 fI r.d- brands do Is ioGs 80 for s. Louis
brands AID Sc iJ9 80 for exIs GrD-see Southern bour
rather es'sr bot az tho eoe there 1. more inquiry AMI @ DE-
pes.ion, # SIS bts mainly snc- Cnsngc S5y1
sse iof saperEIe baltimore ard - ioess for hs bitter
gTaees Rye flour Ia fair ti9 81 o. Corr Meal
j. sul-t sa-s If Jersey II sma! lots, a, 80
FISH duh but osiax the isn, stock Of Dry I'd
sLG HacksTe Offering previous prices maintained.
GRAIN-Th. MLe4, nsrs-, unsettled aud i lower sales
u bl.h new Witt SOUTHERN ~ : SOS - for ordinary
T. choice aud 80 bush Whss Kentucky a. 57G 81 s. Rye
quiet a. fsd or. in hb-.l sg1py sai
sses Of 49, aud Canadian a. id ,s Barley !. IL
active ard nominal 5.57c. Corn les plenty snd hed
higher; pe. nominal ssdsc for oil Wes.-n Mixed "
gle. IN aal4t, and s1 fog Yellow. Ar. L. O.
Cutting circular Of . Ivy h.s the i'loSinx marks
Prime las IN fair request aimee lar, lnd de-
,irlbe lot. chiefly Of lcfn, have been p1rca,ssi
freely and 4 sats.ct0ry prices u1rs bsv- b-a liz principal
buy,rs In old the racsscto1. have been ex,
i've vet rr.s Of choice 0s varied ra.eraliy lie
gp,-rd sua Inferior parcel, been neglected The week
rl,. xfh limited dsniaEi, loscr rresula. ra-
UlpES-TAe marie: . quiet, he s:ock A55l, s9 gG1 n.
sss u ~ scss.ct q, p 80, tie rec-ips 55Oo1
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nv TeIrQr0uh.

LONG BRANCH July II, sunsct-One brig on shore bound
in Wind :. T.. ish, Weather clear and pie isant.
HIGHLANDS July IL. smsst-No inward bound vessel In
sight Wind W. Light weather aud clear.
City of Baltimore cleared the Bar last nigh. n
O'clock and the Florida e. 1. 80 this morning
BOSTON, July l7-AIr bark Stamb1nl. ngman. AlsA
Bay brig Sultan Nickorsou, Erie, Pa schrs Kng6sheT,
Holmes pori q psix Rosswsy. Mckay. Aux Ceyes
PHILADELPHIA, July l7arr bng Sarah Elizabeth, from
Trinidad, Cuba C. HI. Frost, from Malnzas o. Blanchard
from Cieufueeos.
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Dtefease'.'. '.'''..''''. minimum. |0''
The quarterly returns OF the benks OF this city MAZE
TO the Banking Department in accordarcs with the
requirements eli law, showing their condition on the
18th OF June, have all been in for several days. with
the exception Of those from the Bank Of the Common
wealth and the Artisans. Placing the retarns from
those banks the same by the March report, tn,
statement OF March u, and June -, 1879, will con-
pare a. follows:
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Disasters, &c.

The bark Conshan, OF York. Winchester fom Havana
for Suga Gands ashor. the night Of June &
Johns Reef where she remained humping heavily tin tho
8b, when she off With cons iab damage at taken
into Cardena where she condemned The C. owned
BY Messs surgssG Co. of NewYork A. built 10 Haps-
WELL aud is ljj burden. CIot remaiusi az Cid.nss
settle salvage Part Of the home AM
brose Light.
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Arrived.

: steamer Vixen sialHs Pen.aco,a days.
- an ship Borls tiagi screx Kaufman Hab,v I-lx
sat-en pon Juy at 10 nlis- p. 20 Knsu.r3
o. AErIses a. Sandy Hoot at July st % IS ION
IL saw &c A1efcaU steamship, With fnnnei. b,nnd
tse Eaea jay IT, GtI5 SAW H.aatIk eean.lip Bsy.i.a
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10 the premises betn,e N. flames eItneushed.
Incurred for 81 ,5o n the Nyrtpk ard "oo1hue
compahP1 Several other persons occupying '''
Iremleee gu xained lis bt damage.
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IAdyprts-mertI
rNITHn STA1

UNITED STATES PER CENT COUPON BONDS
ofis7f-USITED STATES TSE.susr NorEs PEA CsSrs-
NV YosS PER CENT REGISTERED STOcX Of 1915
suit for investment or banking purposes By
THOMPSON BROTHERS. No. 2 Valet,
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HoBoKES AND HUDSON CRY RALROAD.-This
COMPANY witch chartered by the Legislature winter
have organized BY election Of George Morton
of Hob len President and EdmUod Charles Secretary
The capital Of eco has all been subscribed
ork 81 buidips road being pgshed forward
able ard IL be completed by the st Of Sep:e
krr The from the Hob0sen Ferry aud from thence
the the hill and through H96Asn avenue teIu
naius q the four
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Uater Cure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE. BING.
M HANTON, n. Y-EiEhe hours from New York ci,~ b.
NY T. Ribs establishment has a very p4.a,.nt ara
n NORTH, VI. d.
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
90 ARRIVE.
TO DEPART.

The Overland Mail for California leaves s. Louis every Moo
day and Thursday Letters designed for IL si ala b
marked Overland, via 81. Louis"
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NEED OF REFoRN.-The Nep- York DAILY Aircr-
siser says:
Among the persons who signed the pledge in the County
Jail influence of the chap ain, few days since,
young who said she drank forty four sAses Of LAGER beer
beside lot Of hqur the h when abe beczme noisy
and quaelsome arrested All 20 Jail The whole
MN Der Of signers was6S'
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SATURDAY, July l6-P. ".

SATURDAY, July lb-P. v.
The Stock market to-day has been moderately ac-
tive, and the improvement noticed during the week
is generally well sustained The bull operators, who
comprise n large majority OF the active members OF
the Board meet with bat little opposition to their
movements, those who are disposed to bear being
willing 20 see the market put up that short contracts
may be made on better terms. The short nteres; CT
influential parties heretofore in the bear faction have
gone over TO the other lie. The statement, now
ever, is almost universal among the commission
houses that the public taking interest of conse
,uenoo in the preaent movement There was no sss-
sion of the Second Board, but the market was buoy
ant in the street during the afternoon, although not
active and the bulls controlled the market Central
went to 7jI closing q. 7jt bd Rock Island sold at
e.; Southern Guaranteed at %; Reading was - bid
&c.
In Foreign Exchange, the market is quiet but firm.
SeIlpg is 1891 ll0s for sixty days and lOl for short
sight. Francs are 5.l2l G5.lll.
Freiglts TO Liverpool, 400 bales Cotton a. Ord.
To glasgow, l23 nreequarter boxes Tobacco at %.
Two Bremen vessels from Bic TO London with Deal,
at e. Bremen vessel from Richabucto to London
or Hull at ~.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
$2S5 22i H-for Customs, s236,OOO Payments,
$l07 2i2 H. Balance, 81 2S2 go Al; Treasury Notes
for Customs during week, s5g,2lJ &C.
The first week of July the Michigan Central
shows falling of Of about $4,000.
The comparative state nent of tne earnings OF the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for the month OF June,
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DRowNrp.-A man. named Manu. was drowned on
Friday evening while bathing OF the Long pocS Ills body was
recovered.
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AARON BURR.-A marble shat recently erected
the remains of Aaron Burr in the graveyard in
Prncetown, New-Jersey, has been mutilated and
broken by some persons unknown. The shaft was
erected by stealth no one knowing who put il there
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ARREST OF RIorrRs.-Pstrck Bracken William
DousheTy james Herman end Psoh Fallen arrested -
the police Of jersey City Saturday for being engaged IN not
- Dutch Recorder Bedford committed them 70 jail to
Usit trlsl
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The following isa eo,nparativs statement Of the
value of exports fr"n the commencement Of The
wear 20 July IL:
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ArSIATCIE ALMANAC.

S1n-RiEes... 4:fJ S~ts........ la Moon-Res. y
WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. Gals Gov. Island .lO0j Hell Gate 10
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BRooKLYH CRY Court CALENDAR Jaly ls.-No
~ Is, 6, 10, 20, q, q, %, "a, g. 90
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FIRE ~ HoBoKES.-On Saturday evening an slarm
of fire caused by the explosion Of camrhene lamp in the
window grocery OF Garden and Second streets which
a., the curtains The FIRE exiting Isaed with few
rails Of water.
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.NEW,/Ek,SEY ITEMS.

EEw.JE STATE AGRICULTURM FAIR.-The
grounds for the fifth annual exhibition of the New
Jersey State Agricultural Society TO be held at Eliza
beth, have been selected the present year with
usual care, with view TO the convenience of those
who may be exhibitors and those who may visit the
exhibition. The facilities for access will be far better
than in the former exhibition, having the advantage
of being contiguous to the line of the Central aud
New.Jersey Railroad, and steamboat communication.
Liberal facilities will be given by the railroad and
steamboat companies for the transportation of stock
and articles for exhibition. The grounds are high
and command magnificent view Of the Bay, and are
mach improved in one particular, that is, the area
enclosed. The error of last year was the extent
the ground, and the spreading of the buildings and
stock over SO great surface preventing in great
degree the visitors from their examination This viii
now be remedied and the Society having recovered
from its financial embarrassments, the most liberia
efforts will be put forth to make the exhibition an
honor to the State. The making of money has never
been the object of the State Society All the surplus
fund. are expended in premiums, aud arigd economy
prsctced in regard to expenses The Society at this
time shows greater signs of prosperity than at any
former period suce its organization aud is once more
fully established in the confidence of the community
The results Of the Fair held last year show that i'm
mepse benefit has followed the competition in the va
nous mechanical srts, &c.
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PERxANENr FAIR GRoUNDs.-The book Of sub
soIption TO the capital stock of the Essex and Hut
son Agricultural and Mechanical Association were
opened at the Office Of Oliver S. lialsted, jr, in
Newark on Friday, by the Commissioners named in
the set, under the requirements OF the charter Tie
number of shares necessary to enable the commits
soners to proceed to organize the association and
locate the grounds were subscribed and the location
was determined. They are situated in East Newark,
about mile from the turnpike bridge, on part OF the
Newark nursery, between Frank Creek and the road
leading from the turnpike to the railroad bounded
the south by the New.Jersey Railroad, and on the
north by the Passaic and Hackensack Turnpike, with
. water front OF some 300 feet comprising in all some
900 acres. We understand that the necessary steps
will be taken Immediately 10 improve the property
and lay out the grounds.
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rken...c.,gtyLLr RsroA1En .os 1ns n z r.Isuxs

SAIURDAY July l6. 1853
ASHEsThe demand fair sales Of 81 Ob.. Pots rs ls
g. 3 Pearls quiet ~ r. e.
CoTrON-Ite market has been very frn, aai moderate
demand prevails seles u 90 bales We Quotations:
{ a. n
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LARcEsY.-OD Saturday evening man named Solo
mon Levi wa arrested by the Police Of the Fifth Precinct 10 the
AT Of selling sp,on which belonged to Mr. William
Ssudy He stated picker named John Roen picked
or in the street arrested suspicion OF having
etosn l.. and with Levi, held for examination
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N,w CnuRcn.-A nes Baptist Church socie' 3
ss.sreS yesterday Adslph Hail. d. win he Rev Dr.
0hel Of Albany he pastor.
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BURGLAR CAUGHT.-On Saturday a man named
eorse observed prosng around buildings In
nth Fifth street near street. d. and last entered
one Of them Officer Cocheu sent for aDd arrested hi
when he " a. committed 20 await examination.
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Since Jan Isl sl2 81 soT.lJbs ess 81
The following table Will compare the exports Of the

seven principal staple articles for the week:
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r.x .-,.Sr,c.srREEr HoRsE RIILRoAD.-Af-
are Dassg .y the YAK Ct me Ah'one-,,ief
.d .ous time during the cooAos wset The track
n"'sr Sn The South Ferry East New York sp- ~
70 t",enSed fr hs ha. already be~n constructed ~
"a Hsht and appears well ad.p,d f the Purpose. ~
Ii on exhibition 10 front Of Scranton Co es,,'sn
-. in Atlantic street
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SIXTH PRECINCT STATGoS.-A small appropriation
,,eeny mad. BIZ the Common Council hes enabled the doomeI
Of the station Horss sixth Precinct TO pn II IN nor
Gyt.hl. condition than they heretofore been able t'
Ss.,u The building Of repair but has beer
nle.d in A. good condition will allow and VII
sr,~.r until one can be built
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-18

,,,s hin, servant Of Up StAes cannot aie eeos
~ recover Tor professional err rendered u ms 90 ~
Tn. rins nbmio Ia some res p'e - lsi
the winch they ioyoive shooe' 'o' sOuD
m eor,oyer.y Is Of nself ir-isDiheant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-18

SroLxs propsErY FoUsp.-A FOX containing am, g
81, ooe on s.nrday Il had been stolen he pre-
Moo. DAY from tho -.siienes q Nc grner NJ
g. ~. RAJ ls., sou arr.se suspicion OF nc H''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-18

NfWsTutk CLAssFFILAfIl
lp.angA k.,rica A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-18

The earnings OF Tie Cliy KiToads Tor 80 az
1855 were as follows:
Total Esrnings DiydenGs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
The Kansas Gold Mines

The Lawrence lkansas) Republican comes 10
us full of letters from persons at the Nebraska
mines. or returned miners. which render the COL
den reports fixed facts. Col. Nichols of the Law
renee company thinks the profitable fields extend
300 by 1870 miles, the best digeings vet discovered
being on the South Platte
Montana, nine miles above the mouth of Cherry
Greek, on the South Platte. contained twenty
eight houses on the Goth Nov. Aurariu and St
Charles nre springing up on the Cherry Creek,
the former ut the mouth, and the other up the
Creek in Kansas is made the country scat. The
miners wintering there, (some 5o0) object to an
appointed sheriff, aud 60 for popular sovereignty
out and out. The sheriff appinted by Gov Zen
yer is treated kindly. but not recognized as sher-
it,
Capt Patterson, after full trial refuses 5000
per month as pilot on the Missouri. and is sat
isfed he do better in the digging-. His let
ter is full Of hope and confidence. having been q
miner in California. he speaks intell,gbly. ant
says these mines excel amp in California.
W ODonnell says that from 81 to 81 per da,
is n low estimate When he wrote from Monta
M. there were thirty four houses or cabins bull
| there.