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CLERK ANDMASTt R,s SALE
On the 3Oth day of july. 1859.
JUNE 2STII.

WE are " receivii Lawn Robes, Musns, Fans,
w Mems and b. 5 l.. ghurn and Straw Hats ex-
IRA Or q : nm { othing, Ribbons, Needle Worked
Collars AMI sleeves B bb nett Mosquito citing Palm
Fans, Cotton Hosiery kI.Iu Unher-sliirts, arsos,
a., whirh iii sell eatiy u.der market prices
10 MERCHANTS ONLY We have a larlc sio, OF
Shoes aud Carpctng which viii sill low figures
make Tonm Tor Fan Stock Oar Nj LUcs 5
will leave for the Eastern CT 10 'iuc time, ana
promise lends that + u Stock snail be even
more desirable than her' toiVTe.
juue2g-tl TRABtE LJCIS.
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New Goods--Ih bird importation
EMIUM PIANOS,

a. MCCLURE has for sale so snE=1
81 Piano FuItes from celebrated II - N So
makers. Steii.w K sons, A. Ii. Gale II II II II n
4 Co., Hazeit' IA Bros, Peters, Cfagg -
Co, and others, consisting Ot and 4 am x
octav and ranging in p. ice from slO0 10 500, All
waTrenteu in every resl ect. p. sons purchasing
from him i'll pay from S25 1 SIS THAI II
they gave rider 10 a IEDIAR Tor Instrument
that they Meth hear until il is put up in
their parlr. When Is sometiuos very hard to tud
an instrument thai pe'ses Ia every particular when
you have d more e. s.t ct from, is all
| key you uld be pleased in buying b, order.
Also store lhe largest stock of Sh ct MUSIC b oks
ami small Music Iastruu eHts offered In tie
Market, and will be sod lower than by any
other house IN the City. Come SO Union aud
be convinced. J. A. MCCLURE
lunezS-u
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Iso.oee FEET or SEisoyED IuaBER.

WYE h.ss9z rseesxsd a sAs EPPEx WHARF fin
w bnal iron AHA, e fhe Rosena cssl
NiEez ls9 Zoo feet a s1pckiar seszoad flnter c1n
sis<ng 81 yelkss F,ae. Back ustaot, asa fetl1u
Poplar. fho<s . ased & sneA l-entW xiIi BE
a ed uross Il he hnz< ~
5ans1s-i~ .. HICKS
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I'll 60 no more
am afraid t. think what have donS


This man more firm of purpose than the
frightened Scot, with a ''Tarq ms ravishing
strides" boldly return to confront his pros
trate. sniff ring victim, that he might bear
himself denounced by her own lips. and his
damning deed proclaimed in the presence OF
terrified witnesses. He declared her to be
crazy. and endeavored TO impress this opinion
upon the by-standers The poor woman, in
her agony, turning TO relative said Rob
ert Champ has ruined mel am a ruined wo-
man--get the gun and shoot me. Robert
Champ, get out of my house. The person of
The lady was examined by several of her own
sex Immediately after the transaction, who
testified that marks were clearly distinguish
able sustaing tn truth of her declarations.
The lady remained in state OF great pros
tration for several weeks after the occurrence.
Indeed, from the feeble manner in which she
tottered from the court house, after relating
upon the witness stand the painful story of
the terrible and aggravated wrong she had
sustained. il would seem that she had not Y {
wholly recovered. The above is brief
ly about The history of this remarkable case
a. we cleaned it from the facts developed al
The trial
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PROPOSALS INVITED.

THE Tennessee State Agricultural Bureau invite
proposals FOR building. on the state Fair Ground
a FLORAL HALL. Plans and specifications will be
furnished those DESTROYS of proposing for the work
by II. NJ. AkRoYD, Esq, Architect.
BY order OF the Bureau E. G. EASTMAN,
iuy4-St
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si75.Iss,2sa %

ssse In AppeHdix - CensfessisElzi Globe, vol. -
part 4 pages "a 60 tse sIeeehe< n The tisass u IA
ilal rlasa n sAsly. .fslskinl<. aud Hen. Jas,s
Ibssn saa n Aississii 81.
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DISSOLUTION OF co ARTNERSHIP.

THE cora tnership heretofore existing b.tween
CIISr,s ByRSE anu JAMES miller dissolved
by mutual consent the Both day of June, by the
retiring 81 Clinton Byrne FRI m the firm All debts
due tn efTm will be collected by Jane F. Miller,
and all notes other Indebtedness of the firm ia be
paid by him. Clinton BYRNE,
luly 4-2m JAMES F. MIIIEN
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N~Ii.sss - - 10 - 10 - -
DEn.DrT7-T ArTnN.


TOTAL EXPENDITURES Under POLK AND THE TAYLOR
AND FILLMORE. ADNIyIsTRATI Ms, EXCLUSIVE
MESys oN sccoUSr oP PUBLIC CoLLEc-
hon REVENUE FROM LANDS AND CUSTOMS
The Polk Adnain istra,ion :. Sl66, 732741 IS
The TLyior and Fillmore Id
n,aistratioh, 153ss7 ,O66 rs
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
MONDAY, JULY 4, 1859.

From the Opposition.
& Ov. Harris on the Expenditures un-
der t..e Polk and the Taylor and
Fillmore AdministratiOns-Ib De-
mOcratic state Central Committee.
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NOtice.

Notice.
T HAVE this day associated with me in the Drug
Bus ness. Mr.. W. NJ. b. EVANS, under firm style
of 10 g. BROWN & EVANS.
= NASHVILLE July ,Is59.
N Being anxious to close up nv old aft irs
snou as pussible, request all persons to call and
settle their accounts to LIST July.
julyl-1m 10. G. BROWN.
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These results may be summed up as follows
STATEMENT OF BxPENDrTURE DURING YEARS OF
THE 1AyLoR AND FILLMORE ADMINISTRATION, EXCLUSIVE
or PAYMENTS ACCOUNT PUBIC DEBT THE
COLLECTION OF TIE REVENUE IRON LANDS AND CUSTOMS
1880 - S33, ass. O49 61
1891 -, -. ...-...... 4l'ioZ,ooo ~
1882 Observation-Disclosures. 81 ,4s2 4e5 20
1855 -. II, lSS 664 GO
$500. oS- oee as
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TcEc-sun. fresx ~ Ic cream 4ssalss y soults
~ - keities, ka.lasle4 sseeep<as. Wire teysEss
,ssss MACKENZIE NlSrHz.
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ST. Cloud Hotel.

A CHANGE having taken pace in my business, ]
Awou'd earnestly request Immediate settlement
10 lst jolly with all my patrons.
july1-1w HU. T SCOTT.
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NXaguiNeeMt scheme

TO BE DRAWN
EIcR SAIERDAY IN .LELY :
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
ERIpAY. July o-P. NJ.


The variations were not important at the Sock
Exchange this morning, as compared with the closing
prices of yesterday but nearly all the changes, such
as they were in the leading speculative stocks of the
market were in favor of lower prices. just at the
close of the session, however, there was rather a
frmer look, and after the adjournment, prices were
stronger, especially for New-York Central, which,
after touching 72l the Board, rallied to 72I and
later in the day, quoted at 72i bid. Read ng,
without much activity, had a steady, we'll
sustained market, and after selling a, 4li, ad-
vanced again to All. Michigan Central was
hammered smartly on sellers options, but
found fair degree of support at Ssi a39 for cash
stock. Michigan Southern Guaranteed was the most
active railway stock on the s but was pressed freely
into the market and sold down to 20 the call The
late terrible accident has bad unfavorabe influence
upon the stock taken in connection with its financial
embarasments and diminished traffic. Illinois Cen.
trsl advanced TO 6, which was bid in closing trans.
actions. The upward movement in this stock has
been quite steady and its upward steps seem to rest
upon solid points as they progress to higher figures.
There was but little dong in Galena, Toledo
and Rock Island. The only material change
was in Toledo, which went down to 2il, and
was rather heavy. Panama and Pacific Maj
were both firm at quotations. Tue Bond movement
was not extensive. State stocks were steady, with
The exception Of Missouris, which declined per
ceat, selling eS-couptD, at s2l. Railway Boods Of
the best class were firm. Mich. Central Sinking
Funds advanced to 90, and Illinois Central was per
cent better. After the Board there was but little
doing, except in New.York Central, which WAS in
better demand The Bosrd holds no further session
until Tuesday morning. TIE closing prices werc
Psc'fc Mail Steamship Co., 60 s6si; Missouri s.,
s2i aSei; NswYOrk Central, 72l a72l; Erie Rail-
road, 81 a6i; Hudson River Railroad, 3lsa32; Har-
lem Railroad, "a clio; Harlem Railroad Preferred,
81 as; Reading RaLosd, n, az; Michigan Gen.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

BUiKLEY-In Southport Conn Monday June a. Hezehah
bnkey, in the Som year Of bis age. .
FkUST-In BROOKLYN Friday July Agnes Marvin, dsugh
ter Of r. N. Frost, sged yesrs and III months
The hbds Of the family and Of her grandfather, Dr. GeTge
Marvin invited attend the funeral from the residence OF
her parents No 81 Henry street, Saturday July at u
O'clock p m. -,
Hutchinson, aged 81 years. after .htrt illness u
MLLER-At SoDervie NJ Sunday, jane p, Mrs Phebe
swan Miller. wife Of DAVID II. Miller of Brooklyn, N T.
New Jer,ey papers please copy. - - .
MURTHA-ln Brooklyn Thursday, June 80 after short
illness Patrick Murtha, in the 47th year of his age
MEkLAW-Iu this city, Wednesday, June 2s, Michael
Merlaw, in III 20th year Of his age.
MACALEER-In YOrhvile Thursday June 3d. George
Mscsee of KlkrTe.y County Tyrone Ireland aged
oD0NNELI-In this city, "Wednesday, June g. afer a
Illness John DonDsh H. in the i5h of his age
PALMEDO-At ScbDess, Kingdom Of Hanover, Monday
g. Adslpus Petri Pamedo aged n years. late d. b. M
COs sul la
RIKER-At New Durham Wednesday June g. Peter Rker
IN the 18th year Of his age. -
sBERWUOD-Op Wednesday, June q, at p. George T.
Sb.rwood aged 50 years, months and /, days.
The viii take place foD his late Residence No. Wet
Fortyfrst street. SATURDAY morning at III o'clock toe
relatives friends Of the family invited 70 attend without
further invitation. His remains viii be taken 10 Rye, West
County, Tor intermvnt -.
sMIIH-At Mlshswsha IInd Tuesday evening" June 2s
received by railroad accident that place,
Smith late Of The Marine Bank of this city
Of Alfred Rsch. To-evin aged yeaT and 10 months
The relatives friends family respectfully invited 10
attend HE bis tSs;urdsy afternoon at O'clock om
his late residence. No % Renv lex street. York
TERHEUN-ln this ci,y on "Wednesday morning June y.
Elizabeth TebeuD aged 70 years. reict OF Richard T-heun
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
Markets-Reported By Te,eeraph.

PnLapELPHIA, July l-FLouk 6ul superfne offered a,
f5 81 Wheat dull Red 81 So Corn frm sales 90 bush.
yellow al s2c. WHISKY dull 81 26i QNe.
BALTIMORE, June -FLoUR dun; seles Of City Mlls st
60 % WHEAI nothing Done and quotaons nomina White
81 81 IS. Red, 81 Sd 81 IS CoRs steady; White and
yellow az ssoov PxoyIsoss steady WHsxy doll az Zle
CHARLESTON. Jnre SeCor1 ,dvsnc.d "a &c
sses 10 cay s bales ses II The week 4O bales good Mid
ehrs lliaiIfc.
oe.Pts do -, stock Al this tor' q SO ba-s
bCffALo July Id m--FLoUR active and steady; sales
fv bbs II 81 - for s5d 50 r State lfrom Chicago
sefns whea 50 75d se ~ Wiscousn 81 75d 81
fof e1Ts bteaD Indiana sbd Oaio 81 la 81 81 f douse
exrs. WHEAT quiet 81 confined 10 small ots CoRS steady
as w bush ordinary Illinois I5c- OARS better; s1les
80 bs.h uPper Lake snye, at Ne BAILEY dal q; DC
kfE-salss Soc bush. az 6i CANAL FEEiGsTs steady.
Risky ucuilsl at DC LAKE I1PosI--2No bols FIoar
2eo .h- Wheat CANAL ExPosrs-LVe tbda Flour, $50
busn. Wheat, S,7t9 bush. Corn 5 ioo bush. Ost4
ALs.sY July l-s m-FLoUR Is in better demands prices
IL char s.d 80 bbs wHEAr sales Coss hrm snd
scarce sale. eco bush prime Western le1w =. st Oars
better d-naLd pc.s shade ower ssI-s 1890 bush fs
for CsrAes East slightly damaged Elc for do IN good order
and Sac. fr prime Causds Wet al weighed WHISKY quiet
sEo kwsr; ssls 81 btls. 80 81 z Dc
NswORLEAss June S0-corIox rstLer inseiye and uIi.
changed IL price sales tossy bales Mddns lie Sve.E
ba ysns &c for fair qu.y CoRS krm; mixed 81 Is Oars
tim st e. J. CosFEI firS. 1 ilic.
judy L-toTTos-sses 70 day, i,Se bales ct lIieiss Zoe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

The pominee of the Maine Democratic Convex
top, the Hon. Menasseh II. Smith, has been the csnd-
date Of the party for the last two yess. HIS choice
over Col f. X Smart is no absolute test of the rels
tive strength Of the Douglas and Anti 1lgas f,rcee
a. Il was thoaght beforehand that Col. Smart would
not poll the whole strength Of his section of tee par
~. The resolutions adopted, good abstract OF
which was sent by telegraph and published yester
day, are Enthusiastically Popular-Sovere.gnty
They were reported By the Hon. Bion Bradbury,
Douglas mad and were each received with hearty
applause. with the exception Of one waich approves
Of the annexation Of Cuba. An attempt By Mr. Wy
man B. Moor Consul General TO the Canadas 20 sub
stitute for the three Douglas resolutions the following
Re.o,ed That fad satisfactory solution Of The question OF
Slavery IL the Cincinnati Platform
failed, The Chairman ruliDg Il out OF order. But
the strength Of the Douglas men fairly appeared on
the vote for delegates to the Charleston Convention
Two of their candidates Bion Bfaibury Of Eas'pcft
and Amos W r. bers OF Bangor, received 353 and 352
votes respectively on. Of go. The Hon. G. +.
Shepley of Portland cane next, receiving
32s votes. He is described as "a modeE-
ate Administration man." but in speech
delivered after his election, he fully nlorsed the reso
lutions, and said that he would not yield to the
South the doctrine that Congress can either e-tab-
Hh or abolish Slavery in the Territories, or in any
wey give it special protection. =" The false keel OF
Congressional Intervention had in his opinion been
too long under the ship Of State" The other Dele
gate, the Hon. E. w. Farley who was elected by 800
votes TO 293 for f. r. Wiggn, is aso desc ribed as
moderate Administration man.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

isdrs TIE sslss ~ .he ~~ss I'D $50 hAes sod ne NJ
e~ipus leo es~ sssSs, $50 ior ss sin- p-rd - ys!
II. .aporis 81 the ~.sh sr 20 1900 sais. snd voc
sxpori. sst- i7seoo Rasps. ;as pnrt ssssd A,s
,.., 100 90 bs+s d. 81 al s01Ihern puts THtOo o,s
foa h.ks Fss1cHrs - Liverpool 4 ssssi 20 Havre &C.
srsRLfss EXCHANGE wihog, arsr>,,n Covr,s Tse sArs
=, he teo bse-, soA the imprts DO e.ss
rim, oso,.d lI Ses Sc b.s., sxabs, 81 ono esss
Is ,.sr Lousfa yesfy 1sg"nts axe the ipppr:s FIR no
ri. or4 e6 tosss d. e; all po4 25c 90 bsgs-sD
i,er.,s. over les, y-sr Of s7.oe" esss
oswseo, JAY ID mfLoes an e.rssd md snii wHs.r
r.nlr~ Ciab s AID 7c1 bo'h Csnsds Club .. 81 Coss
In good s.usDd and m-rse' b. err s ea'a
ca, t1po.Ts-7 80 bash. Nbesc, 90 bush Corr
CsctxxIr Jay -FLoUR anebxn<od ss~s Of saperhae se
ssSssIn WHtsgY dull 2 Psoyisioss dgl Aad DoalasAy
ms h.nsed; no buyep az aesent hsrrsa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......-yvLy 1.


stesmship-KsDgsroo, Jeffrey. Liverpool J. @. Dale
sLips-MercuIy. French, Havre BOYD Hiocken; Frsnk
BsyLic RaI dali Quebec, {. e. Dancsn Co Bddseva,~r.
Bss,ow st. John Cbamerip Pe.ps Co Lady sa6Slk Law.
euder, Mar seis Haroees CO CRY of Mobile Jeffrey Obj
srr HsIt-ck Co Champion, Nehols Riehnosd, r. r.
bOck Co.
buaSam Shepherd, Hathaway Charleston and market J.
" sd Co Aoscs PiDshsm TURKS Island Wslsh Carver
Chase Phl@Da, Davis Mssnz.s, Mi-r Hopgs,so Home,
bassstt ShaIsba Tho. Che-y.r, N Place Thusow Mr-
s.les Place a II. s.rd Williams EIis.be,hppt, }. w.
p.pcy Averill, Trnld.d Ii. D. Broosman Co.
Bn-sists q Mai0-, Gates G-lss-oo Sorsrss Prince;
Melvin How.s BostoD, Bss.-tt Bacon Co Eaerps Wee
Psri.boro D. r. Dewolfi Milo Camp <i LoDioodeny c.
A. Dewolf l. n.ry b. Hdrnh, 81 tha, Rpb-rt Williams.
schoon.p-W 5. nsdale, Fyurn-r, F-rnandns Dlbol- 4
Bvn.e Ws,eI Witch, Had. Bridspor mas@r; spy Ps,er.oa
Plymouth, " C., Benton Co. Cnaflotte Minerva tBf
Dsnscsnb sahsmss Johpson Neu,rosa Roberta H.bor
lsSd D..-I Jai, Fiber Sc AZ de~'s Jed FRYE A. C.oas.
sweetDs. Nassau master NJ Rodgers Farren, New Haven.
master Dr. ksDe. Rodgers B.pfor Ri,chis Pr
rsd. Bostop. b IT, San Co Trest Cole Newark MASTER
Sloops-Brzil bite, New.Hsyep master; w D. Msu.
Gan, Rus.eu, Taunton, master
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

UyIoy TEMPERANCE AssocATioS.-The second
meeting Of this ASSOCIATION, which is composed Of
dees stes from various lodges of the Sons Temper
a1oe, and Of the Washington Prospect Temple of
Honor, was held last night at Unioo Hail. in the
Bowery. The bail was well filled by respectable
audience, which was presided over by Joseph Man
ming, esq, and was addressed by Mr.. E. c. briggs,
MI. A. Flanagan and others. After comic song by
james Haley, number Of names were added to the
total abstinence rolls. These meetings are held
weekly.
AsVsEsrsrs.-Theaters are th;ny attended just
now the public apparently saving itsslf for Indepen-
denee Day. "She Stcops to Conquer was admirably
played last night at the Metropolitan. The scenes
between Jordan and Ada Clifton tMarlowo and Miss
Hardcsstle sere given in smsnner hi Oily creditable
to both artists. Miss Henrarde las Mis, Neyille),
although almost novice in parts of such importance
acquitted herself commercially, and made a very
favorable impression.
The Gougenheims have played the burlesoue
"Massapiello" through the week. II has some exesl
lent points and has been clevery localized to suit this
meridian.
A MsxsoTH PAPER.-Mr. George Roberts has is.
sped single number Of Ta< Consseilatos-7o by 100
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
WAR RaRD.

HJuL-GREGG-On Wednssdsy, June 2 BY The Rev. DE-
Farley John H. Huh 20 Miss Carrie A. Gregg daughter Of
GIezs, ESQ. all II BTooklya, N. y.
HILL-PARTOS-In HDo.op, ~ Y. on "Wednesday, June ~
a. tie Adence the brides parents, BY Inc Rev Thma,
Street Of Phadephis, joseph O. Hill 10 Mis- Fannie eldest
daughter of Geoss Parton. etq
HUHTER-NARVI5Ein; this city, on "wednesday, june y BY
the Rev T.. L. James Mr. lsssc Hunter 70 Miss Louisa Mar
Vice, both ~ this city -
MEAD COX-In this city, Wednesday, June o. At St
PauPs NJ 4. Church. BY the Rev. Dr. McClintock, Wm B.
Mead t1 Fanny f. Cox, all Of this city. ..
RUDD-HUSTTlNG-0 Wednesday June ~ a. sag harp "
Lous Iss a. by the Rev. George K Rndd Mr. Edward r
Radd this city, Miss Bessie eldest daughter Of the ate
Gilbsrt C. Hunrilg
ROOEKs-MILBANK-AtT Trinity Church, BY the Rev Fran
els Vin.on d. d., Mr.. U. f. Rogers and Mrs Mary W. NIL
baDk. -.
YAkD-JORDAN-At Jersey City on "Wednesday; June e by
Rev MI Little Of New ioIk, Sterling YARD 70 MIS-
sah C. Jordan daughter Of 1hos d. Jordan Of the former
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

Steamship Columbia Berry, Charleston t7i hours md.e and
ship 5 PsI.op, CfOwe New. Orleans 20 days, cotton to
Bari s.rss s,svsO. savsni. June ls f.c hid.., oos.
lc, vs,- livingston Co. june IL wbiSs Iyios 10 po W.;
.age. y hshtoirs during he.v, huod,r which the
m Of The .bes .pan, rins The man rom
The tearing from Of The c.b add doing other
chan scd sns With schr Natb sne loading June a. o6
,os Ja i 50 3 s IS 'o g y, E BE-,
en bapo. and blsek buwsrh for IssSd with amt
I",' june q I.t $. D. on "A q. spoke schr JOsepa W.
Bak W. A. r-,rDias (of Provdenc. Bennett, Havana 10
sal Havsner. Palermo April p...sa The socL Nay
II hgii ae % sper DeyD Been "a days w. Of Georses
Bar, spr tns Time. Br? Liverpool, Martin Psrn.u,ta-
Bal Robert Mill brown, Liverpool May md.e % Wake.
man Dmon co Been days =" OF 1vorses with Light wind
BI. Fam, L.sola e w;dcsoro Ps.on., Yer. Cru. Ma,
sns vernon iBr Ay." Jossin' n B il day.. ..n. to J. s.
gr's Arsdi.P Br). LOeshar' winds s., days. plser
Biz Anita Owens Ray su.yt.s June % sugar &c., to Peck
Bris Emrine sturse, M,.hia, days. lumber TO mater
sehi Alabama, ssa.In, Smyrna Del days, X B.
shr Elizabeth Davidson, Low, Boso,, 6sh kc 70 T. Nick
schr sOvss'ett tof Broohh.v.p) Brown Havana "a days
sL Centurion (of Brooiius), Doushhe.d Maine Is day.
schr Revere tsr Hlen Yarmouth, ~ s. 10 days. s.A 70
shI Mero.s CBr, Campbell wind.'r, N s. days. pl.'~r
s:hr Union, Hannah C.lsi, sSay.. lumber to Jed Fry
scbr Pleiase, ,Br McBunie, Windsor n S 10 days. pA
ter TO P. l. Nevius Son.
schr Gp,ey tBr.l =, St. Andrews n B., sdsys iomber.o
master.
schr Gszse (Br Of MoDtros Asrdce, Meu.on Spaln %
dav.. lemons aud oil 20 0.,ul~z Walls l. Co.
ScbL j. Reed, StetsoD, Gbuc-stsr fsh.
Scbr Belle, JohDsDn. Albany, lumber for Hartford
schr Esquinaux. Brisss, Newark, coal, for Dishon.
kcbr ID. lsware, Furbsh kockand dsys lime master
shr Tmily C. D-pusoD Hall Porlsnd Conn, days ston.
soop PheLix Johnson New Haven days, 10 ballast
soop Willard B0cknshsn, Newport 2days plaster mater
Steamer Kennsbec Hand, Phiadepa and Caps Nay mdse-
and pss. 20 r. Perkins
Steamer Wesnbester. Clark Providence, mdse. 70 0deL
BELoW-A bark with Hsrbe;k Co.'S dgEsl also, bsrks
unknown
Also ships National Lonr Cardiff days, Cavalier Jordan.
Liverpool dsys-Both by pilot boat Ezra Nye, No.
sAILED-s,-smstip sax 'nis Ham for Hsmbagi ships
Trmp fr Melbourne Frank Hsyne for Q1etec; bafks To-
and Brunette, for harsei1es and othera
WlND-Duhpg the day from N. w. ;os.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
By Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK July sansetrhr,e bsrks going up the
Bay One Of Cromwes Baltimore pr peBers coming Ia
the Bar The ship Teupsr and brig anchor the
ss, boDd cut TIE e.mshp s.ronis tr Hsmeas ps~sd the
Bar Wind moderate from the B. Weather clear.
LONG BRANCH ~ July saust--So vssssls In digit
Wind Hoser.te from the 3 WeatLeI clear.
HIGHLANDS July l. s1nsst.-Thsre 10 onej sbp In the
Southern ofns bound in Wind light from the w. weshet
efzr
NEw-oRLEAgs June so.-AIr bark Ida Raines from Rio
JsAeiro.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

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Bssss A. ton schrbsr Clara Wsdenbsrs Peter H.iarc-
sn u Strauss NewYork. Mrs WilcAns, aud infant, H.
T. GIaw Louis H. ADDER Bstimore Alex sit Boston Peter
>uitb,ou Dr. Meyer H. Ressep, lady and infant; 0olan1
". Grand Cbpt Jspp HruTy Konie, Anton eyssen, IL b.
Nelson AK Meysn. hch BupemAnp John Aug johnson,
John W HumueenherR. aud Geo Peterson C.hfr-
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br New Orraps julius D-,utb- Mssoar Olsf Oson, Ch
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

Philip Snyder, esq, of Albany late edi'0r Oh ne
t6as, TraaseriD. and ,tll more recently connected
wi,b 11e Allan, Statesman, and the Rev. X. b..
wech pastor Of the Reformed Dutch Church At Cote
KIN are to sa to-day in the Ocean Queen for Europe,
,,epdpg also to Witt Egyp, and Palestine before their
return. They expect to remain abroad from seven to
H.