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s..S,u July p -CoTrov-ssiss ~ n" week fn hsles, us
rL,ps higher tb,n as. week RECEIPTS of The vesa
pf ha stp " @p's' 49,.
Juiy ?q-COTrps-SA-s mi np1f'A9ii Hddhnt,
% a, c; sales OF 'hs week. ~ b@l-. rcc-'p.s ~
S0 .,nc tin" ls. rer-ss@d zee p's a, ,s
% "a 20 bLe.; s'ci @5'. bales FsrGBrs |" L'-rpoo
IL 20 Hsvr', lc. o., - ,-,--.,- -, a.. oo,~
-, ,ers NHIsgY 2tc Provisions generally nseAAnsot
u... yoNk Sis %
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uoveneuss es Ocean straneTs-
TO DEPART.
pa..euser. Arrived

4. stea-,.hip Tennessee from eso,inar-Mi Levy. Mn
rr,u.r. NJ Holmes. T. II Baus, hf~srd fa,hr sad tw
1870. Vim G Davis Master Thomas toro~, A's 9ieAsln
NJ Lone. Col Shsf Ms Tn InP-on. Mr hsndis- Csp W
Munsy Mr. Stewart, Mr. F.sk and Two IN the s',ersse
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SrCOG- BOARD.


The stock market was better day after the dr:t
transactions of the morning, and continued 20 show
an improving tendency up 10 the close Of the day.
few small orders were received by the Europa, and
some encouragement was drawn from the fact, a.
though the purchases were quite nniinportant. The
largest operations OF the day in New York Cen
tral ard ths, SIS usual, was the pivot stock o. the
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THE INTERNATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY.

To "a EssiOr u Ii< y. i. Trb-n<.
SlH: As sr old policy-hoder in tie International
Lie Assurance Company Of London, fslt very mucA
startled cy the letter from your Osn Correspond
eIi in Boston of -he l3th and con.ssed n yolr ISSUE
OF The 10th inst ! have nothing 70 depend upoG fJr
the support Of my numerous family e, my ienlse ex-
cept the amount insured my Lite in the said Com
ptnyi art Il the statement, o. your c)rr-sp)nieut
were eorTec the ;rsrquillty have hitherto ecuyei
respecting the future prospects OF those moss dear 70
ne would I. entirely destroyed, pa-ticulirly ~
would be pTecuded from openiog policy elsevhsre
by the gh premium de named Tor person. Of my 81
ysIc-d az, and winch could no. 4ifJri 10 pay.
But on csreiGl re-p-rusa discovered s1c nc)ns.s-
tency IN your correspondents arguments tnat -, al
my appreheDsioDs, feeling convinced tia, since your
ooITesp JLdent cOucu-Ous aIe p.peby f..laclJu.
hs dat= NUT 5e egusliy unrelia5e.
thus, fJr instspce, Ae tells ~ The spaid 10
csp.tal Of The Company TO which he gives tue niseo.
iner of Guaranteed Capital s 20 fe d,(ac,sf from
tie Company assets; lie commits gross mistake.
lrssmleh as that capital. - al cteuts al purposes
iors part of the Asset. tor behoOf Of me iasr-i ard
iuther, aAen De admits tL,. Ehe shareh e-s ars
p.r,orely ab.s 20 :he last fsithng snt al no doa5t
" sbuldaLiy able 10 make whole al TIE p)liey ho.i.
" ers and nevertheless argues ,hs. IL the e..urei
parties toli OF, their lgss becomes more certain sad
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HAiSitlE 4 ID.

aor-Dvy PETRJE-Iu Brook w. On Wednesday, July =, by
the Row Dr. Pise, John r. Bouden - Jean g. Sounget
daughter late W. w Petite, formerly merchant o New
York.
Juy ~ by th. Rev Mr Cook, Mr.. James T.. SHuthw0ub Of
Brooklyn ~ " 70 Miss Mary T., daughter Of Elias Brown
e.n Of Mystic
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Az ISroLERABLE NUsAScE.--TAere is a practice
prevailing among engineers upon railroad ocoino-
tves ths Is - unnecessary o- any purpose connected
with their business, wltba il su,h intolerable
pussDce 10 passeuss, that imperial decree should
be issned by the managers to put stop TO IT without
an hours delay. The public have endured il long
enough. and 1t s full time that some onc started al
opposition to the horrd practice. There k noise in
the whole catalogue Of sounds more harsh and grating
upon the ear o, affecting to the nerves than the ter
rife ,creech of the steamwhiste In close proximity
it is absolutely deasenius and affects persons
ears hs, they do not recover from it for several min
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-yoRx........l


s,sam.hp-Parkersburg, Powell, Baltimore, H. B. cFcmv.r
1 Co. ,,,.r
R,,ls- H. rhoruon Tar Ml.anEas,J a. III bAwi h. Mesn
Tr,worgy Fp.wortb, c. A f. J. Peters 49,
RnsEG Downs jam ron, Pembroke, Me,cafS Duncan.
SIoou.f,S Mills futile, Baltimore Van Brunt SlAsht,
, TovUs.ud Tow send Rchuion6, {. H. Person
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REe RIVER TE,DT.--Upwsrd Of 40 csr;s have az
rived this nouih from the o7lk-K Sesleu'e't M Boi.h
America and the train from the American side Of the
Rpe has Iot yet arrived The total anount which VII
t expended IN ST. Paul in this trade darlng the pres
epa month will smonGt 20 if RosNceed s2voOoo. the
prooOfiop OF cash expended by the sd River ua,es
very dull Being Effected ei-e.tzou.iy by the war IN
grfope. The benefts derived from the ks1 River
.ssde we judge &c be generally distributed among
r business men this year than here o0re; the ars,
bcnse. mol 1ponopolzipg the trade as has been tn>
cnsron We ex, cute la: geek order fr the Il ss
job prnDg ever TUNED utfor the sslkrk Settle nenL
Tine order consisted of twenty different varieties
of phi, ting in the EDenso and French l1nsuagss'
yery few wears tue trade OF tns, country Will ahcFd
emn,1ymeM TO hubdre 1ss 81. Paul merchants.
On Thur.day the Poseer Printing Company com.
net4d ard for ardei An order ei l2,OO Government
biuks for the Selkilk Settlement, ,UO miles hoHh
q, - parl (S, Paul ri Jneer.
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eo.L.........sls,.,s $50 So SIC, ~ ~"
narrnareA nth .ha r-arArnar- OF j.
:rc-ssse N }. e seyera. ..ems is a. follows:

The table below exhibits toe amour, Oh efedi.
srap.ed TO each road by the State Of Missouri, snd
the amoun. drawn to July Is. The state feo' proper
j. stC2 Geo. TLis, and the amount granted % roa1s,
AZ $50 eco leaves Of the SO 600 900 limit, Ovo
unslpisd: -.
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TyyTuRF-Tbe celebrated Dalton horse Broker"
v ;, made himself famous by os 100 mile rsce from
Saoy to Whitesooro matched 70 trot ten El,s al
Norwich Park, Connecticut, for purse of 81 ,Wd. T1e
rsce will take place Dext Monday Brokers aatag
otcft is " Rome Oh et.
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FIRE IN WATER STREET
,oss ABoIrr .1.ooo-TaE STEAM FIRE
ENGINE.

ENGINE
v...ord,v afternoon, about O'Clock hre broke
H. ls,,e br;ck baiidDg No. lO7 Water stree',
h..s.,.n, occupied by John Murphy a. h1uor BOT
,r,, establishment; upper part by Messrs Ani'e
v.s.hs,, ..b.ccopis,s The ire originated 10 the
.-,ls, ar bssem emsnt where number Of workmep were
engaged in corking and sealpg bottles OF hqnor me
Later procs beng Perfee;ed ~ doping the snds '
~ b.. ;. in & pot Of boxing wax. InrCash wa" "
.v,vss .!cnt;os the pot b,iIed over, or wa upse
s.d VAL falksg into the furnace, ins.aosiy Isrvee
I'D Sre % oas sstity ID s.rss which lay aoou' sns
2eo fbe wcs kusea wsde every endesvor TO eAtn
snih tie fsmes but without success, ana the hfe CON
X, pg 70 spread, they were compelled to retreat,
,s alarm was raised and the firemen OF the lover
=. ,6ets were coon on the ground bat before tney
IA ret 70 work the FIRE had co nmn 1iclted 70 the
~ ana was rapidly extending 20 the upper ho5fs.
M 10 the rapid progress OF the flames tue occa-
- 81 the upper part Of the building we're driver
he street, and were unable TO save anything Of
- e except their books. Before the conh1yrs .on
h,<ys ,chea its hight, "Mannatae" Steam kve En-
sers No. 8 appeared on the groesd and was soon got
= 1osk steam being rsised whiio she was OF her way
1een towo. notwithstanding their prsjT.dicss, The
fr<ren wore compelled TO give in best ard the work
pepf This model steam Apparatus excs,ded the most
ssctisc expectations of those having her in charge.
TSs sremep rested at their breaks alter a vigorous
egppeti.ion with the Msnh,ttan, ssi were compelled
10 acknowledge the super0ity Of s.esm over mssce.
The Manhattan Engine kept ny continuous and
sssady sire a and was mainly through her workings
til moro extensive confsgTstiOn prescnted.
T6o buildi1g m which she fre e,iginatod was nearly
%sGsoyed together with its certents which consisted
almost extiIely OF cigars and leaf tobacco.
LcsssS AND fSsURASCE.
he foss Of Mr. Murphy isestmated at about 81 20.
W. red in city company.
e,sIs Andre srothers estimate their loss at AZ ou'
III
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Receipt. Of preduce.-JULY ~, 1872
nv All. Pourrs-s s77 bbls Flour 164 bash. Corn,
s8 do What $50 Oi i2i psss Provisions lV2 do
,hisby ~ DO. Ashes 65 ssgs Lard
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Ry Telcxraph.

SANDY HOOK, Jnly o. sunset No vss-es are In dsh; To-
ward bound. Weather ol-or ~ind $, aud light .
HIGHLANDS, July - un..t-rb.r- no inward bound
vessel. 10 s,sh Wind ght from s. weather clear
LONG BRANCH, Jult % sunset.WeatheT cea. and calm
wind =. NJ vi -ss-ls In sight.
BOSTON. July 2S.-Ar ship Cleaner Lunt, Calsoi bsrks
Nnsces Galveston Lucy Frances Jones, Pensacoa
bris Veteran Drew Bonsre; Mary MesDs hbbeu cenfess
schr Nelil a. Es'on, Pensacola
Spoken Jolly 49, lat 81 lon 73 15 bark New Empire. from
Nssrz Fsmouh, With s aud second officers and two
s~aU1en -ict with yellow fever.
PHILADELPHIA, July 29-Arr brig Thomas Walker, from;
rd<h = Island
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Arrived.

s..rsbin Tenrs.se. FORBES New Orleans Ju'y 3 m1~ and
rs 20 Cha. Mcrsan July p ~ miles \ Of rorugas excbans
I'd ,iansl. with bre Mira w. Holt bound T.
Ship Wm Ratnbone Prst Liverpool June H. coal and At 10
Lawrence Giles Go. July 20 oh Georges sisnaled Bremen
ship UhlsBd, bouud
Bak Ellen Morri-op Ps Trinidad Cuba July l2 and
noas Ge Stephenson Had light winds aud noe seaher
the .rtire passage. =. , =.
coffee n master had sh battling winds the sntire pnsass
July 2 la Ss &C. lon 75 . an Am steam gs'e steering
ESE
B.rk Riga Packet (Prus HOFFMAN, Menoro Span IS asy
lemon aud oil t. D-Vln. Had heavy s.atbsr
Bsk Auelope Kh,s New Haven - hours In ballast 20 H.
Trou brdge Was tosed to this city by st-aniIos And
Belle. - - -,
J W.tterspOon son.
Brs G,oise un.s Jameson Rondout coal for Boston.
Scb Charlotte Minerva tBr Johnson Elahen days. pae.
10 j Enras
Schr Plymouth Rock Norris Boston days ndse to Dayton
Sprsgue. g m,
DAYS, live oak 70 w Swift
schr Mary Newal News, Providence days in ballast 70
Sohr Gsnet Robinson. Rckaod days, Hone 20 master
Srhr r., State Neul, Rncklano days, lime 10 master.
Sch T. Davidson Long, Boston days fsh % master.
Schr Mantle Cease, udout, coal for Providence.
Schr J. Reed Setssn Gioncester, h.h 10 m,s,"r
S,amug Island Belle, Drlto. Newiaysn Il hours having IN
tow bark Autel pc -.
Sesmer Kenn.bec Hand Philadelphia and Caps Nay rad'e.
and pass tn +. Pcrhins
stssmer Peuel Baker Providence mdse. TO l. Oien.
SAILED-Ship Western Chief Queoec; bark Mn Henry
Havana
wIND-Durns the day, from to $.
CoRRycroy-The report Of TIVE bark T.. Prsnk, Hsssen
from Valparaiso serday i'eor-ct aud IL should b. bark
NJ Frank Haskell, om Nsparaiso with VOL and
hides to John Randall Co. vessel u +. Swift Co.
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For The roet. 1857. 1888. ls19.
Entered al IN. POr.. 3ss8.j6 &2s7Jn15 &f.pVS
Thrown he MARKET 4jye, ,5I2 SOL DI ~ 0975
Since Jan /. ..o...
Entered .he Port. {63,9H t95 ESQ l69oS kuIs<s ~
TbTowp ON the market g. lg7 29O 35s5O5a 2s 391
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CoRRrcrroy-The report Of TIVE bark L. Prank Haskell,
Valparaiso teday iaeolrec aud IL should be- o.rk
Frsnt Haskell fiOm Valparaiso with eopo@r ore, woodland
hides TO John Randall / Go. vessel ~ +. Swift %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

srs,icn fos leavirg TIRE state. We have known nia
fo,o cur bo,hooc. and take the greete-t prssare IN
te.,ryipg tn HE good character. Mnere.e, 9e
90 ". sish bin sell, and the community In shioa ne
cas- bis lot Win always be bles~ed vita tas'
Iuobest vork Of God a. hocest man.
If Mr.. Eirs should no. be able to sell bis prop
er, in Little Roct 50 s. to get clear Of tue s','e
b.fo,e lytO comueDces, be will have the con'o'a.
tiop % beiDg sold to the highest bidder t0A nA'
bis purchase money Will go toward the education
Of the ri.ins generation Of whiis gentlemen "ao
constitute the Democracy Of Arkansas. Doa
the, appear to need it
Reader bow DO yol ike this exhibition OF Ar
ksb,ss Democracy or, TO come Directly 70 inc
point, ho~ pOuIi you Ike it If sou had been born
colored and your name was Henry King An1
should The fact that you did Dot happen 10 Oe 50
born make my difference in your sentiments
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DEMOCRACY ILLUSTRATED.

The State VI Arkansas Was Graded, nur,ed and
rsred in Hhat, in tbe swndhDg caot OF our polisi'
cal confidence men, is termed Democracy. II La
reyer had Any o,oer than Democratic Governor,
Legislature or Senator IN Congress, and but once,
by chance. for few dsys, Wig Member Of Tie
House. No Harrison tornado, no enihusissul- for
Old Zsck, vas esor able 70 shake the Democrat
constsncy OF Arkansas. Ste has ever been tae
most uniformly, reliably Democratic Ssste in tie
Union.
The L.aLe Rock Gazette and D,mxrG, Of the
l9lh ut. contains the following:
"THT FREE NEGRo BILi.-The Legislators hiss
passed a BAL 70 eIPei free neToes from the s,1ie.
They have Until January 1900 70 dispose OF tlerr
property, ard make other arrangements for lesvlns
II they 90 net 30 then, IL is the duty of Sheriff
10 seize them and hire them ont 70 the hghes. bdter
for year, givlrs toem the let proceeds OF i1sir
labor 70 ei able them 20 leave the Safe. T1e "
uroyjes thst spch frse negroes desire reCSs'n,
Insy ehoose mssters-tbe County Court having them
appraised, ard TIE master or mistress theg hsTe
chosen paying half their value into the Common S;aool
fund Of tie county.
Hereupon Mr.. Henry King. free usn Of cole.
residing in Little Rock, is constrained to advertise
a. follows:
nESIRABLE PROPERTY for SALE in Little
~ Rcck The Undermined osep his HOUSES and LOI 3,
-srAef-d sse l. eock ncnoered l70 N Lrss Rocs yer
Tney n the resdence O. J.srs W.foG
TIE conrr o. two ho1sssops VITA to7r -co-t
s.s rAses asi lie other with md
ps.ea There Also i1e rrSrsSs skcCse. vel
Of sod and 80 selecoa q
ape. M PES TIE shove dss5ed prns-y ossrs
niseeo@-i s1y 1sErozs q r,krs nvostz c: a
ron. ~ IL Lt;is Aock hkSRY KIM.
L.z.e Roct. FcbT-SJ ls lsSo
--Tke Gc:s,te and Democrat aforesad-tsad IL IS
the DEMOCRATIC STATE org,O thus comments:
Henry King is free eolcro; man. and, il obesii-
erce to tie lac set OF the Legislature, Is nsAog prep
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tue pauence Of this sn.ipstty than the Purs'ns Of
two hurdred year, $50 were able TO exhibit IN
similar case. According 10 very prevalent op'a'
ion suoss Professionals they Jag 81 least thas 1Hae
behind us.
But the Bishop suggests still third objection
The Catholic hold to the doctrine OF Close oon'
nuuiou-s doctrine By no means unknown even
smorg ProtestsDt,. They DO not recognize soy
tcdy q. Christians e1ceoo.. CstoOl'cs; L'se other
H'itse couuupiOnist., they are perfectly wdIios
that others should jea in devotional exercises
which ttey direct and cOntrol. but they are not
wiling 10 ION in devotional exercises which Others
direc. ana control Such state OF feeling NAY
be thing to be regretted, but until Protrstan 3
slsn hsye little more thoroughly purged them
SELVES Of il. they are hardly 10 position to call
tbe Catholics 10 account on that score; aud, so long
ss Catholics baye these ieewg' II seems unre,soo-
able to require C,thohc pupils to join In Protest
ant religious exercises.
As,n the matter of schools, Massachusetts, and
Boston especially, are looked 10, and with reason
sss model 10 be inflated, We trust that. for the
sake Of other. IS vel a. Themselves, tue Boston
School Committee and their Constituents VIII not
Insist upon Irritating sore which i' not hkeI! 70
be cured BIZ any such treatment.
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NI"OELEASs, Tce5dey, Msrcn y, ~.
The teaulsh ? Qcsker City IS below with S.1 Fran
c.scs dates OF the Jth list.
Tae steamships Sonora ard Orzsba sailed OF the
9TH for Panama taking about $4,000 N treasure.
BGsI SIS was good s: San Ffsuoiioo. Provisions
were active, 81 .Ug.rs hsd improved.
Arrived =; Saa FrarcRco, ships Imperial from Boz
ten, Hydra from Tahiti, joseph L. Haze from LIVER
pooi, loren: 81 Felix hom China
Thee sss grand volcanic eruption Of hanra Loa,
Sandwich l. sno., on the cd Of January, and whole
village wss destroyed BY tie lava Wolves were lost,
however. The volcano stu sctve on the 18th Of
February.
The California rev-, proper Is devoid OF interest
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NEWS MORE PACIFIC.
LANDING OF THE NgiPOLITiN RyLEx
Ce.,eu Slightly Advanced -Breadtsas De-
eIined-C en.sis advanced - 30. 81.
PogrL,SD Me-, MHch y, 1889.

PORTLAND Me, hHch - 1885,
Tbs steamship Nova Soo,ias arrived e, this Dot
g. 20 this morning, bringing Livcrpoo, sivsc.s q
the 9TH inst.
Tie Eova-Scotiaa sailed from Liverpool 81 II u
Of tbe eh.
Toe Royal Nal steamship Americs frsa Hsitsx
81 Boston, s,rivei al Liverpool 8; III e. I. d tie
SD. haylpg been detained ouisice tie bx sev9A
hour. for lsck OF water.
The sb p Mors COLA, from Liverpool for Bssos, hl
put back leaky.
The sop Aida, from the Clyde for Boston, h.d sLss
pat back essy.
Consois, owing TO pacific artic. in the PARIS 6os,-
ser- sd taken sudden Use ans closed Tuesday st
a6i 90. for both money acc account Toere ssd sSs
been, 70. the ssIe oalse ooasidersble r'so ia .As
Pslis and Nl,nus funds.
Public confidence, iu the nsictensrce OF peas, wa
considerably augmented by the ressn,aOn Of Prince
Nspoeon Of toe Ministry OF Axeua.
Tee zericsn ship David S ewsrt, vhich recssas
ss,)ed from Calais for Nes-Yors WITH tie SIT, Me-
pol'sn exilse inc uoitg Poero, on bo.Td. Vrvst q
Queenstown on q 6so, the les having. 10 sts,ed
when IN tue Boy Of B'scsy, OstSted "a tue csptla
b. aI'b1 direct fpI Qd.en-tosr.
DUBLIN. TUESDAY TIE Dal, E-prrss reports thx
Poero and his felljw .xles, announcing 70 BE-. reea
sixty snc seven'y compelled Capt Prsrt;ss s. sees
a. tie Nespoii,s n war steamer hal let them. zoo
nil,. from 4rd 70 steer cirscty fjr Cork. L, this
they we're assisted by young sailor, Of o'e Of the
exiles VITO bsd shipped St Csili and sigsod the
sytc!.s a. one of toe ore~. AZ soou sc t'e eXi a
landed e Q leenstoEn, the ettcusn Of so ns rose to
such ptcn rhat they sctoay kissed the s' 90 which
they ii It planted foot as freemen.
Arothe, telegram says that or TIE arrival Of VS..
eel outside the Straits of Gibraltar the refugees vhs
sresty ou'numbtrod toe crcs, roe in matuy ast IL.
setsd that the captain snool, steer fpr Cork. rss
csp'siu gave a ast re'ussl bat forlbly deprived
Of bis coDuand, sGi the second mate appointed IN mis-
place pro TEN.
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TIE steam bip Soca ScOtian brings Liverpool al
vices TO the ori inst a pacific article 10 tue A''-
u,ur. spd Prince NspoIeon's resignation Of the
Ministry Of Algie's had given grea, buoyaucy to
the fuDos 10 Euglard aud or the continent. 81
Lsueat succeeds Prince Napoleon VITO ia, it i.
ruuored, to be appointed Grand Admiral, or, &C.
cordiDg 70 another report, to be soou rrInststcd.
II 10 said that Count CavOar viii resign. but the re-
port neec. conformation. The troop, la not ye.
been withdrawn from Rome. The Neapot,n eI
lies bad forced the captain Of the vessel in which
they were 10 be transported 70 this country 10
steer for Cork where they lsuded on toe 6th.
Their enthusiasm, on touching the shore Of = free
country, VIA uubOupded, AID was echoed By the
pubic and the journals. TIE Ministerial R~'orn
bill was the general topic Of DISCUSSION 10 EDg .nd.
1t is evidently destined TO encounter great oPPosi-
ton. Cotton hsd soyaoced. Bresdstlfs we're
dull. Conso closed at 9d! s96f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

The holders Of Wharf property in this City
have petitioneo the Legislature for al increase Of
the charges for Wharfage TO which they are nov
restricted by ls~-sllegpg that justice and the
public interest unite in requiring such increase.
A majority Of the SeDstc Committee have msde a
report in favor Of grsnt;rg their prayer. \ dis
sep,iDs minority RePor. was subm tied BY Mr..
Sloan, to which tie whsrf.uen have responded in
5 Reply, which We print herewith. II presents,
with considerable force their side Of the question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

TIE New Jersey Legislature adjourned sine de
Yesterday, leaving tie State for which it makes
laws without 8 Chancellor for toe ensuing year.
TIE S-nste had pcIssteDtly refused to confirm the
Governors appointments to The Ol5'e Of Chance[
loI, with the determination to force him to rein-
state the I'D incumbent, whom be had himself re-
moved. The Governor was eqnsl!y re'o ute, aOd
TIE Consequence is, tbs. unless sone conPronise
was elected in secret session yesterday, OF which
the public as yet hnows nothing, Court has been
quietly put out Of existence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

Judge f. u CuryER " j speak on poli.ics in Con-
ntotioGt as fellows:
A. Stsrts-s, Thursday svenipl SIS o! M.scs.
At Ass- Ca.aaa, RIiGsy sysE.-s APRIL
Al Ssrg>olk, Saturday eysr.ps, April
Good music may b. expected at each meeting
~ tbout The Sd Of band
HORACE GREEIET vii Likewise speak
AT Grs.7vish, Aonssy hL-ch q
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

lptDoN, Wednes1sJ a ".
Tie Daily Mrs City Article Of Tuesday evsai.e
ssys:
"A frssh stimulus was given 70 the funds By TIE
PRICE Nspoisots retirement and the general bs =
sLcy Of tie COntse lisl Boursss. Tn- partial ressan
q. Psrs not being known til after business hous tee
funds len OF q. an advance the day Of qasrs6
per cert An immeLse. rebound has taken plsc1
Austrian securities IN al tie Continental marte's. Al
Niebns, on hondsy, the riss vas eousl 20 ioT Pc
EFT since frlaay. EIcnange on Vienna hss decanee
early seVen per cent IN London duisg the ss' tarss
days"
The TIrles City Article Of lest sreriSs says;
The r.tiremen. Of Prince Nspoeon ca1-ed W
furcs 10 open at an eighth sdy SAGE, a!inooSn s's
personsge announces biz retiIe'noIt 70 DC %. :,
porary, ard tina; the Emperor cordially approves =
s policy. TIE shipment Of siIver 70 the kasa % u
I'll Is expected TO reach 800 CO."
III Tir>J oorgratulssss toe Neapolnsn eIiies =
their ARRIVAL ard Gays there u an iastoct sa'osa
han g. political calculation which ca.A 90 Ersand
hoEcr these men,
Tie Daily Etss al Mo- nirs Pos. 40 give u''-
swNn welcome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

Could Mr. Grcsyenor, the benevolent gentleman
whose legacy Of $4,000 has resu.citsted the Soci
ETY. for the Moderation Of the Condition Of the
Jews. hare f,reseen its meeting of ye'terdsy-the
sya,.ce, ll-eonceLed between The thin vanish of
ssDetmopy-the conbiostiOn, to obtain his legacy,
Ct uen who a-e st-esdy qusrresrg over the dis
Posh Of is-tke prayers terriOle wheu used for such
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

. purpose-se think be wuab have sbrunk from
nttrDe such 40 object before suce men. We 90
DO, wonder tbst tos SECRETARY Of tie Society de-
filmed IN allow our reporter TO copy rdieuloa'
clsin wh ch il brought aeain'ti'. He thinks ta"'
a, th. u.n DO presest. tie claim vas ele 'ted q
Director Yesterday, il would tend tn loEer the so
cie,y in the estimation Of toe public, We think
80, toe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
Later from Mexico.
NEu-OELgAss, Tresdsy, March

NiU-OELEAss, I1esdsy, Msrcd - I8H.
BY tie Quaker City We have later oe~. from Mexico,
but 10 ds.es are girez- Mtsno, vas At OrzsbA
The desea; Of portion Of his army By Lave Is con-
fined DesoiladO was preparing to ss;sok TIE esPi.
tal- There i no.hirg reliably asx, toseysr.