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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03

THE SUBSTANCE OF LKcoMrToN SPEECHES am
EDuoRTALs.-HOwever much the Leeomptol
polittions Of this State may amagine that they
can bamboozle and throw dust In the eyes Of
the people, their shallowness and miserable
shifts to personalities, for want Of argument,
are closely watched by Intelligent men. A
friend Of ours says, that by taking gp any singls
number of he daily issues of the adminissrAtiop
press, or by listening to the harangue Of any
one Of their stump speakers, you viii get the
whole substance in nutshell OF such arguments
as they have to offer In favor Of their cause
lie sums up these frotby appeals in the follow.
ing brief model .--,-
aFellow citizens: Broderick-time ho1ore4
principles of Democracy--banner nossIng u
the breeze--Broderick- k-traitoF--Bl Black kepnb-
ican-Abolitionist-ou glorious chief, yeems
Buehanan-B -Broderick-areh traitor-Brederiok
-Broderek -BroderickW
What a terrible fellow must that Dave Brod-
erick be, to so haunt, like dreadful nightmare
the thoughts Of thess doughty champions ag
Buchanan Federalism m.-SOnsrd Hrad
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03

DpYIpyuL FIeHT IN ARKANsAs--A severe
eo. took place at Huntsville, lately, between two
nsrties. in which man by the name Of BLACK, ana ana
another BY the Of Sans were ed me leo on snd .od
sbvss or four others badly wounded
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
DIED..

ABRAMs-rn wilB.n.brrsh suddenly, Tu--day, ies. ?
j.@e: Ir.Dey ;s,d ys.i' H'D'' ''o ''' o. Ln''
ADAMs-rn Br.syn, on wednesday, Aas. H-nsry Hsr:
Aaans aged II yesTI
tfsbt csih Of q. " AID T. 4. B,-ss G-ec J Teeks
CARLIN-In Brooklyn, W.a.~.esy, Anc: D. Rcs- Az
caThn III. b.ossd d.1shter Tboa. and Mar Calm asea
j. mont and ~ days
CorY-In hi. city, on wedne.iay Ars. 3 Eiwia W. Csy,
youprr.: child Of W. W. and Jane cOeJ IT, asei s nor;a'
and daya
DEvEAU-In th. city. "Wednesday aorns, Als Lorins'
younsrs. dsurhtcr of Aaron L. and Mary Deye.u-
GALLiER-on Iho-day .iternoOa Avg after . long and
Hr sves AID II hsr sopsn sv, Jses .nd
Tos. L. Bootir ale Is'P.sy 10 Ia'cd c 70 .n3 s es5
Galway Church Fourth avenue, corner Of T~enyh' street
HOE-On Wednesday AnE g. Helen g., infant daughter @
The relative. and invited ssn1 se fsner he
sdsnes Of her parent a. w. +,r1 faT: n Il ,
NEE: the Harlem boat that leaves Peck slip NewYcIk -
O'Clock q IN.
oay AM, s. long and painful ines hica she bore
WIN Chrran resignation, Mrs Annie o' Lee assa s.
Fer frenos those Of her Cap 8 Lee sna r son IN
w sargent ise n;sd :, aSG s hsI asa, TT rbs
avenue South Brooklyn, Faay the I'm as; a.
r.m
Mcclure wife Of Thomas Mcclure, aged ~ ye.T. Il months
aud Is day.
NYsCHELER-In ,hi. city, suddenly on wedpesdsy A1e 8.
ofapope,y M joseph L. Ny clssi in the j yea o. b.
prCK-A. Round Ill., Greenwich, Com, Maai,y Aus. J.
fa,her Of the Rev. Isaac Pcs aged y yeas
months ard 10 days.
REILLY-in ,hi. ci:y on wedre.aay Aug C.harns Reilly
The ,ospsest geT PAick EeE Reilly aged years,
months and II days.
sELLECK-suddenly, at Nevsrh v j., on MONDAY Alr !,
IL Mary Alice youuses. daughter Of Robert NJ and
Susannah Selleck, astd year. months and :. daya
SYKFs- Cas,,e.or Staten Island Tuesday. Ars Ids,
daughter Of Thomas and sabins Sykes, aged months
and week.
TRIPLER-In Brooklyn Wednesday Aae. g. Jc.ePh s.,
ycurses Of John a. and Abby Jane TnP'T as years
and months so,
The friends ana relatives respectfully invited 20 sens he
funeral this risy sernoon a; ocloos, iroI No $50 u
b.ilsni street, Fulton avenue.
Bridgeport papers please copy.
VAN WINKLr-In Hudson City ~ j. on Weduesdsy, Als
g. Jacob H. Van Winhl,, aged 10 years
WALLACE-In this city, Wedn, sisy Aug. E,her vi-
Of Alexander Wallace, formerly Of Newtown.orbes, County
Lcrfford Ireland,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
FROM TEXAS.

IA, talr,stoa Ciril,aR of the aJth inst. says:
"Nill convicted of the murder OF Lyons, on the
rsesu ship Masgords and corhoed in the jail at Gal
weston, committed suicide yesterday morning about
iayhsht by hanging. Hs and two other prisoners
Asd psen all night en5eavorng TO break out OF jail,
and had nearly succeeded. He had sawed of his
non. with common table knife, which had been con.
y.rted INTO saw for the purpose effected his escspe
FINN his cell, and released two other prisoners from
,he;r mons and cells and al three had nearly effected
an openins through the outer wall when daylight ap-
p~ared, When d,sparing OF hs escape, Hil returned
u his cell and hung himself
"Ibe prospect of the coming crop IS everywhere
gcod."
7Re RicRssesa Reporter says thst the San Bernard
bridge is row completed aud the are daily cross
ing ties and iron for the extension OF the rosd 10 20
iumbus. The work of lsyng down the rails Is pro.
grcssing RAPIDLY and the planters OF the nj country
will be spared the necessity, 10 the hsposa OF their
next crop, Of navigating the mud between 'ns 009-
rsdo and the BraLos.
TAc Saa ARtosso Herald of the 2ad says:
"By order issued Yesterday Camp RadximnsS'
has been ordered 70 be abandoned. The troops now
stationed there TO 60 TO Camp Cooper.
"We urderstand that express arrived 10 our cry
yesterday from Capt. Pumwer, Ca Cooper, inform
ing the Department that large number Of persons,
citizens of the frontier, had assembled the lcdian
Reserve decs,ng that the Indians should not be re-
This movement on the part Of the frontier citizens
4 in direct opposition 20 what they expressed their
u,shas month OF two since. We learn that the COM
msnding General has issued an order commanding
svs-sI companies TO 30 TO the Reserves for the pur-
roae of increasing the escort FOR the removal ofd the
INDIANS beyond the bordeIs OF IeNss.
The CANVASS for State officers wakes warm. There
seeros "a be some probsoiity of the election OF hous-
ten for Govsrnor II any dteTerce EXISTS between
Ae.p u '.se.f pTo!esseG ITncpes, is 40 tAs, tas'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

CoFFEE-Tbs usde generally quiet We hear Of sale Of
so b.,, boaipte u lSlc aud SO bass Iaraesbo a,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal Fiour
!. moderate ne weather restricting business
pces cf snds lower but the better adss are
hnly supported unde steady oca a,d Esssfn arsea ,s
sa, Sd:s.s he ,ss a. are ~ & 80 DBL :. ws..I yse %
io soPihns sseIn $3.50 = s,,. s5 So as 30 sr
.1 STATE IS 80 for oil round hoop e1Es ONO s5 90
AID oa 5for extra 6enesee Southern Fl1ur is in fair
d-nsld and and mdium qualities are LIVER q, he
At i0a fr superfne Bstore 1c and s6G 81 ~ for
th- better sr.d, Rye Fouf heavy sale. q 10 sbis a. "a
g s5 and . { % FOR Brantywine.
FISH continue quiet bu. stock light. and prices rule
GKAIN-Tle whea, market again better Tie supply Of
se 30 bas6 southern Red ga 81 %, $50 wLie
a. - ,be .,9i for a.y ys,S S.i ees spt aGo ta.h ap
Cd bite cnsoian e; - p RE n limited demand a. 1og
qilc for Canadian Barley quiet; hear only Of Ool
bush i.i csdiola ,:7e. s.T<y MAI dr@y hsli ihs DE-
mixed ~ escc cT Round yellow, and Sc for choice do for
=, y d55c ard .nsl lot. az Goa s7c., + loO 70.
HIDEs dull oHy hear Of sales Of 30 City Slaughter
LIkE4TTHER-v.y little |. doing price. heavy.
ssl.s Of 80 tuns Gaers at IS ia.
MoLsssEs s |. sali ss DO not hear Of any sales
somewhat eepre'.ed though ANA. stock Offering p.iica.y
Of Lppus ou Prevents any vioen, hactusen IL piece. .4.
Iter &c. cs.h Grade /. .t dan PTee. merely hani:
BAL Con moo kosn rscve, bu, the stoi very .nsn, aud
sss ~ .l:ad i ne: 'tS :aSs 81. Ne Iis@ 'sH a. 9 5
=. 70 So 20 D. the latter for rs,e White. Tar
rsher qus but held with much frnness sales Of 100 bo
W,s,icren Rope 81 % 81, delivered IN order in ys-c
OlLS-Ihe demand for most descriptions Is yey limited ses
Of et sslA Lipseed al sG6 in casks AID 6c in hbs and
goo co. selected Grade Whale In New Bedford TO Eo,a Boston,
a; sc y gall cash.
PRotisloSsTt. Pork u.rte, +. lower bat sctvei
Prime svely firm the cos bot Mess Is heavy TIE
-. 80 obs 7C sii s5 fof New Meas. - IS for
Thin Mesa eli IS for Clear acd IS for Prime incaied In
The ss 600 bbs Aess <i7o cash to-day 10 bbls.
li75 regular way: 20 bbs Mess (hesyy) <i S5 and
60 bb Mess sellers option from 18Th Sept o. il; Of Nov.
Beef quite duh AID heavy tie stock . fair sacs q 20 bb'
~ 80 IS Prime ~ 75G 50 - oT Country Mess 81 20
.or Rep@cied Mess and Sll 5jG si for Extra; Prime
Me-. ludia Mess touin. Beef Hans quiet small saes
sSds. Bacon quiet g. sic. Cgr Meats sesdy,
bui active sss # ~ h5cs and 6os u, Shoulders,
AID sGe r BlrL Lard IN fair demand l. part m Export
and prices hfre-; sales o. ~ bbis. snc !f tie
b.- cutie firm, al is IL fair wand "a llc fr st.te
snd '.ai6c. fr Ohio Che - Il ssy ~ iG5c.
RICE s,ez1y aes ol SO az 2j - Is j. H.
SCGARs-Tl.gr IL moderate 6gIines doing 1ni pr-. A-e
u-ch- &c SEES Of j5 rkis scaer,l Cuts = 5sCtc. u,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

NICELY C.UGHT.-A few days sgo man named
Dennis Horrigan, residing in Robinson street, was
robbed Of 5000 in quarters and half dollars, which
amount was taken from bis trunk in his BEDROOM
The matter was reported to Cept. Wallng who
placed the case in the hands Of Detective Officer
Sampson. In the course OF his investigation the
officer learned that on about the day of the rob-
berry young fellow, named Edward Magner, came TO
the house, and was proceeding up stairs, when
servan. woman asked him what he wanted. lie re-
Piled that he was going to his friends- She said
that his friends not there and tha; ne could not
20 up stairs. The fellow said he would jump over
her hesj, which be proceeded to do and DO further
attention was at the time paid to him. Officer Samp-
son, believing Msguer to be the thief, instituted a
search, and arrested him at place in Roosevelt
street, where he was gambling. Msguer had on his
person ST. - in quarters and half dollars, and IN hs
,iunk were found five packages, containing si9 in
silver Soon ater being arrested, Maguer expressed
wish to settle the He said he did not COM
nit the robbery, but refused TO give the name OF his
sccomphce. The accused was locked UP for exam
inatIOB.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
M.rken-Rcpor,cd by Tt.erress.

B.rruoss Aus 4-rLoUs 6rn; City Mn- - % h9v, r
srd street, IS 81 wHvAr hesysot and ss nsnsI ss~s
bn.b Wii,- A, 81 sIr 45; Red. ~ is0t. % CoNs
.sdy WHIT ad.vsu>ed a. sales Of White q: Is"scs mS
Y.los a: IS 7so steady mss Posss sis "~
SIS IS ...;.. uyh..
81 IS; Rcd .6d 81 - CosS unchanged OATS Dfm "hs'
KY eul :. II g?1!c -. .us..S
Bur,.Lo, Aus Zip -FLors qais'' d-nsnd sonnnSe "a
sIss ~ m bbis WRr,r quie; and CosS advanced "
ss II Al 10 .h fiyo, in lot. 81 osiaN: boders a. tne
e.,s- OF he make, Demanding Tic -, ,,,u.v.
O.rs R,RLky and RYE are qn~i and no 49, WhsNv
s,sx ss.s ao bha &c. and leo hbi~ or N
ssc CAxv FREicHrs unchanged. Lane IMPORTS;
5tOy bois Flour s@ bush Wbsa: l9 90 ensh SS,i
Exposrs; $50 bbls. Flour, 80 bnsn "bsa iS" oosa-
Corr 800 brsh. Oats -. =.
CIxcisSarI Aug AFLoux market orensd sesvr eo Gre
.l ESD Sl 10. White l2G 81 II. WHISKY -ic rsovis-
s.l.ersllx unchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

SHARK KILLED IN AQUA CRrEK-A large
shark was killed in Aqua Creek, Stafford County, va,
on the 2sh Of july by Mr.. Th,uas N Towson OF that
County. The Virginia Sestinei says;
Mr. Towson had been TO the steamboat lsnding az
The mouth of the Creek to deliver a vessel losd OF
timber; and, his return up The creek, anu Sasn s
shark abou. 800 yards dstau., lsshing about the
waters. lie had no with him but his serya ant u @an
Moses and no weapon of asssul. but an az Bat they
made the attack, and, after considerable struggle
succeeded in killing the monster. They hsd hun ct
dsadvantace In the sl allow waters of the Creek into
which bis s6sIkshp bad rsshy yentured, or he would
no. have thus been brought 20 the az and numbered
smorg the " unre urning brave" He measured Ten
feet in length four feet across the breast nn ana
eighteen inches acoes the head. This is the frs; shark
that bss been captured in the Creek within the memory
of tee oldeS. inhabtart-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

CHosERA ANosG THE OrFAL-FED HoGs.-The City
Inspector in his rounds yesterday among the off and
piggery Districts learned tha. recently large number
OF offel.fed hogs had demised of kind of cholera
which had become very prevalent among them. He
also learned that the deceased swine had been stolen
by pork speculats and sold at various pork stands in
the city, He therefore cautions the public agains.
pork-to be careful where they purchase tie article
for the disease might communicate to the individual
eating the infected carcass Mr. Delavan will call the
attention of the Health Commissioners TO the subject
to-day, tba. they may direct him to act more summa
Ily with the piggery nui'snces.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
TAkEVHD.

arryv-BvyCHyR-in Scr-h Broohhe5 Nsss. = es--As,
Jufy y E6vard H. Allen q chh1oo1@, chlo Ase Asas ~
B.-eh.r, daughter q .h- CIT si-g c-sfsJ iA--
ALLDRIpGE-sAsTrR-a JeEs-y C,{, y =, h-- W G
Ha5v.r Alfred J. Ansri3gs II BsrEsr ~ j. % NJ" Os;se39
A. b.s.ur II jersey City.
apAyE-ANpREWs-Oa Wedre.dSy, 4se : = - Re- C.
Wcdrus II WOOD oury Com, AbSy Andrew da1faer
a. oua,-y ADdexs of UiAuStGsl- Loss !.AE;, JSSa
q Orss 81 Sevia iark-
K-NORpIs-rn Rodney J-s.r-n Comfy, A,s :sr
r@.d, nee Of Mr. shNsr'k. Ius-osy joy - M J.
Cesp-r Rock formerly e Sew-prean' - Ms nay LII:
NYy i.nsn,sr of Lg-her A. S-ris arc iJru-ry q
Hartford CSDn:y, Nd.
Baltimore psp-T- ease cnpy.
To,pKEs-sAWryII- Sing Sing On Tu--Ssy evening,
Aug a. .se Prssbyisrian thG cn. ~ - Nv sor ?hs
per M Joss ph TonpkiIs C: Log.y1e hy 70 sarah A.
Ssu.h.er Of re Rev. T. ~ savt-i o: HsTTe, sisrce
yyOOpWARD-PARHELEE-A Caynss Lake scsi-,Dy, A.
rora on Tuesday, ABg Lyman "oodSafs - 49, Ara
z ParreIee both q MANI rvile. Je5rrs1n co1.y T.,
u. Rev PsTrsee, President Fsasr anc tbe Rev Dan
jel Temple cMca.nE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

The last four items given in packages under the
h. .ad of receipts, but in pounds under exports.
The importations OF by Goods in 1873 were limited
by combustion Of causes and were not al al COM
mensurate with the requirements of the country not
withsiabding il had not recovered from the paralysis
of 1871 We commenced the season with large stocks
OF foreign goods held in bordthe result OF previous
importation, yet such wa the demand that ali des
rsbe goods advanced 20 thai degree which restricted
the consumption OF the better class and forced n:s ,he
ma ket tbose job lots and shop~on goods, the sccu
mutation of yearsthus at the opening OF the present
year We held 70 stocks OF foreigc goods Of any mo-
ment. either il bond or otherSise.
Meantime the stocks of domestic goods were found
quite insufficient TO supply the demand for consunp-
ton and expectation, and with the resumption of in
cusry in our man uiacturing dis:ic.s 20 extent hh
erto unknown, no accumulation vas apparent 9. the
end Of the year ami the present writing the same
relation 70 suppl, and demand j manifested. This
condition OF things has stimulated irro'atons, until
We show & large aggregate exceeding tina: Of 1851.
In some specific articles there has beer increase
while in Others great falling of s noticed. That Of
plain Cctons, for instance, bss been nesry 10 per
cent less than that Of the corresponding period alluded
to- while those in excess of that period OF that end
the extraysgsrce and unproviience Of the country
demand whenever prosperous season is Indicated.
The importatious OF articles have already fallen
or since the wal as the American orders that were
not completed before bost,ties commenced were gen.
orally couuteImarded and from the best data we have
before us such gradual decline will be seen thar the
aggregate importation for the year Of textile fabrics
wi. be much less thar that 0! lsj'.
The continued e1por. movement, as well a. the
active demand for home consumption, has given IL
creased confidence in our general domestic market;
apd If the trade FOR the next four weeks shall continue
in tie same volume as the past week, We shah have
apprehension Of surplus stocks OF either Foreign
or Domestic Goods at the end of the season.
Buyers here representing nesrly every State n
the Unc., and ere buying with great freedom.
Our private letters per Persia, from Manchester
state that the dem and Tor all descriptions OF Gray
Cotton Cloth continues without relaxation, stocks
are cleared of, and prices have still an sdvancins
tendency, and that the views Of woolen manuisc-
,urers have advanced 5 e7i cent, notwithstanding
an uneasy feeling prevails with reference to po-
h,cal matters arising out of the lste conclusion Of
the peace.
The importation of plain Cottons ST this port dur.
ing the week ending July %, compared with pre-
viors wears, has been a. follows:
For ne -s1fI SIZED
Repo:ted ,ilee JsngNy L.. Tos ss ll7sas5 $50 Sii
To,al.................s7Ss5.css sl2i,7s4 si5l,s-
n ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

elriisr 5co 70. private .srrs sDs' ao CT % TINS
Havana, pa, a. o ace. u,.,,.
g. ls ana % sacks Ash'op' 81 se-o:h ots 70 ~'y>
sEEDS-A go'et mas' lsT 90 'ef sei A. sass'-i A~y
sPIcEs-W- beer Il m9ven eo I, S."s % - ~ "
o. go .t. have uspsbe sales Of 10 bags fineatos
HsiSBss /, general, beli Gruy yss;sg3.ys pess,
- ~ az, Of sales Of 20 s4bs Bsncas .. Sc ash
TIILOW- TIE rake steady The demand ht,r; rs~s 81
I2np N >. ieic cssh a.
~. Of sue 00 q on the spot - Hr io s.-h ss ~ %f
Sr,,h Wrs 81 sac :r ocso''k Aed - oI As5n| e,sn
WHlsHY-The make. is tim nc den'a'u ~ 'A~''' ~
hh. a. ~ a .,.. ,h- lsit-g for mad lots.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
N.1RI.NE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YonK..........
Cleared.

S,eausLP-Loeust Point, French Savannah H. d. Ci'nSn
Co. al, M NJ.
500. (ir J. Amodeus Mira nchi. r. Mcleod, " j.
Fo.,r, IT, Ab.el, Liverpool. &. II. Marshall a G" - -
gsnS>-C. " ndsor, McEssn, Port-saPnncs d Becker u
CrAy.,: J.ddo, DoboJ i..and, Pees Cbureni Young,
Ameri Harlow, Havana. 4. J-set, Cot Iiadhior Gc-
rudrsu John N t.; Holiaeoe Hosdeyi DIANA hnei-
tine New. ORLEANS. Stanton Thooips.n.
Bns,-J 5. Cotton, strom, Mss d + A. Webster Tn0s-
Swan Rohs,n. 81 Marina Sir Colo, Kaye, s. John, l.
Nevias Co.; Mrnehahs, Lewis, =. Joan, Dera Co.; d.
Web ter Wilsri.. GbIs,ar - buley j. w Hsrns RAth-
hnn WiuJ.o Dcunf; Shibblis.h Morton, xaeethport
swan br J. Pike John's, \. b., 0urdon Bruce Nearly
York, iIa-t Bo.on, Dayton Sprasue
FYc.,io tI,r) Martin 81 JobD, II. James, Psrss Smith,
Uaifsx ID Deysolf; Ann Mnis, Hsr,ich Antigua j.
kpoX Co. Passport Booth Lavaccs McCresdy Mott Co
IA Bsjrck Nrkersan Den.rsra, harvey Baiaesi w. B.
Tsdse Fcr.irr. hsmspcina Diebe Bgnne; ksnsnson,
McKsy Norfolk Brett Son Co.. Liverpool Hsgs Elethenra
Joln Crsnuer Peter.burs, Van Brunt Saxht; r. Bell
sbue, Nauab,. II. d. BsooAmso Co. Milton, Steelmsn.
Phlad.phs }. ~ Mckee, A. fsy"r Wells foV'ssncs' H. o.
RACKET ,
nsor-Willard Cunninshani Providence, master
s,earer-ynlcsn, Mcrrson, Philadelphia, J. Briggs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

On Tuesday evening the large steamer Hendrix
Hudson, accompanied by the Concorii' hn''oai
Society and Nolls 7th Regiment Bard, will make an
excursion up the Hudson, as far as West Point, re-
turning 70 Chambers street about l2 clock, midnight
The passage up the river will be devoted to Concert
--dovp. TO Dancing and Promenade.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

ARREST OF CousrRY BURGLAR.-Lste last night
Detective. Officer Bennett sppehended fello"
named Wilson, charged with having, in connection
with others, committed burglary upon farm house
in Orange County, N. Y. Wilson's participation in
the burglary leaked out and warrant was issued by
one of the magistrates of that county for his arret
The accused was locked up in the cells Of the Ninth
Ward Saton-H House for the night, and to-day he will
be handed over to the authorities Of Orange County
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
BY Telegraph.

BOSTON Aug. a-An shp Rockawly, LAfkin, CAdis; baS
Avo K~pdrek Charleston br big Ida Morris C.snfa.eo
HIGHLANDS, Aug T. suose;-l saip ssady Hook, IN
tow of the Achilles, and bark AID brig of the HsHlaDd
bouDd IN. Nc signals. Wind hkht, N.
LONG BRANCH Ang. surse;-NOthrg in s:s., bound bs
Wnc bsht :.
BOSTON AuE Arr, ships Bsrnabs Webb, W,t.s, Livvr
poo Ccso Taylor 10 syisie, jenkins New Ori-ans As
LAID, Clara. do. bTis Ease tBr J. White, Curacos-
HAMPTON ROADS Ang. 4-Arr, big fDnc.s Jsae Czrps.
lrtm Porto Rico, bound 10 BAN noTe with susAr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
THE TURF.

Eclipse CouRsE, L. I.-GREAr TRoTrIsS.-
THursdoy, Aug. 4, 1859. Match, $1,000, mile heats,
bes. 3 in 3; 70 wagons:
d. Pfsr b g. Brown Dss...................l ! !
H. WooorgG bl q, Ls1c-t...."...............|
Tme................2:3ii 2.se. 2:6l
Lancet wss the favorite 0. the start bat after the
f.s. heat 500 10 $40 was offered On Brown Dick.
The race was decided in his favor since be won In
three straight heats. There was large attendance
on the course and large amoun. Of money changed
hands.
UyIos CouRsE, L. Tkarsday,
Aug 4. Match, sl,1O0; two mile heats, to wagons:
H. Woodruff, Laura Kssne....
1AlAlep. B..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

turs Fns.io private .s-rs; % :1Ds ol-Case 2; y
- Lo7io-, 2o0 tuts CI.Csks &; rs. -. t Sias-
gov. 50 t,s. Lari s. 20. u Au.Terp, = ta's. S1a'
8 25.. COO bsgs Coffee 5: Il. \ ship from K u
b1-.o. -rh Dssl 20 Grirsby CT HlI 81 So.
Tae br.ioe.s Of tie >ab-T:easury vss; Ssesr'',
s72 40 % for Customs, t27l,coo; Peyusr:s,
sa.e Isl 3s; Bsla7os $;,aHsso 25.
TIE Ss--Yolk F.-s ar3 Marine lns1Isn-s Company
pes declared dividend of 10 8 oeu., 9sys5ls OF de-
msni.
TIE United s.s.ss f-gst Company 'smi-su1Ea'
dividend o: 3. = osn:, payah.s OF the lo:a inst WITH
& .1Tplus Of nsaI'y slf1,oo
The City Bank OF Hartford dividend O: y & esr.,
,sy able OF 3snsrj.
TIE receipts Of the NoTich and Worcester sd
for July, we hear unoficia.y, s-e So 0o0 ags;ns,
sl4 GEO IL July last yea. ina;esss Of $i0.0".
The following statement Of TIE earnings OF lie
BsTalo, New York and E.ie Railroad Buifio 20
Corn;ngl for ne mo5,a o: JAY isJ9 compared sith
e., iaa-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

R,,pels = 2 f.7or Of reopeni,s .be sisye trtoe,
.,o,, oe r.rty wco ponpi,,ed him 10 repads:e ina:
1oss,io3 ~ one iovaivs3 y. -be oontes'.
The Ctr N,-sbsl, R3berr Shers, was s1o., onthe
1872 iast., b. Me1icsE, whom DC Sss a'tempars 70
..rest. Il s :aou 20. tas. Sasirs vii recover
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

AccIprSr-Jobn II. Gerahty a boy nine years OF
age fell from the fourth story of new building in
FORSYTH street last night, and was it is supposed
fatally Injured as he struck upon his head He was
taken 70 the Tenth Ward Sts.ionIIouse, and thence
removed 10 the Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

BIoSpIS AT THE FALLs.-Next 10 Louis Napoleon,
Bondin is confessedly the most wonderful Of French
men. At the Falls, yesterday, he performed al be
promised ard more. Between and o'clock, he
crossed the rope for the fourth time. lie was dressed
in Indian costume. His journey to the Canada side
was not marked by any feat OF pecuhar daring. He
went over tro;, merely hating for instant 10
balance himself. His homeward trip however, CON-
petey echpsed his previous feats. When about one
quarter of the way scress he stood his hesd, bold
ing the balance pole in his hands. little further
along he laid down on his back with apparent compo
When the center of the rope he tied his Al
ance pole 10 the guy rope, and nsvigated by means
of his hands and feet, his body being in state Of
suspended animation beneath. After proceeding some
distance in this way, he ned perpendoHlar posi-
ton and returned FOR the basnce POLE and then walked
on. Aoother feat which he performed was, turning
sort Of handspring. Lying down on his back he ex-
tended the baace pole the length of his arms and then
threw his body the pole striking stIde the rope.
Wthou. the pole, he hung by one leg from the rope,
ard supported himself by one arm. Daring his pas
ssge, be stood on his head several tines ard per
formed sNayiey Of tests which We have not time 20
vecspItus,e. The number Of persons present
srcaIer than AZ any previous exhibitor 4 special
train on the Crest Western brought several h,ndreis
Rochester and Bnffs.o tIrnsi ont .hv.r thousands
While Cleveland Erie DunkIk snd othe! considerable
places, SCI; sfge de- gs,-ors .BSf..3 C1aner.