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Canadian -four selling in ANAL lots - 80 50
Southern -four In fair demand, and without change
moment N quo.ations the saies emorsoed ABOUT 22oc
obls closing within the range Of the quotations.
Rye -four was unchanged ana ID fair demand Corn
quiet spd heavy WbeAs. except tor choice mii
ing lots, doll, while the embraced abou,
10000 ~ GOO busbes Including ~hte Keuiucsy At 81 4t
u SO, white Southern as 81 50 o 81 IL, red 70
Der coored 90 at 81 15 - 20, red Genesee q 81 10
. 81 49, mixed IU,nois ~ 81 10, red OHIO ~ 81 10,
and red Michigan 81 20; among the sales >
small lot Of very choice Kentucky white 1t 81 IS
Corn eAser while the ea,es % GOO bushels
Including new mixed Western Soc from STORE, yellow
southern AZ $500. Soc, and fair white do. ~ s2c
Rs nId barley were Qa,et Osss were unchanged, wh
81 ee we're 70 o fair extent
CorKE was quiet but steady: sales Of 90 bags Of Rio
we're made st l0Xc. and small lot Of skimnings
ltl4c, With smsu lot Of NsrAcsioo n fun pri ~,
aes:rs scoH Son give the folio wios socoint =
Sock Of coffee The $50 OF August 1852 0O6 0sgs
received spce TO ds'e, GOA rossi oags, 7sois Safes
for consumption estimated ut 4l82 ssook Rio on Toe
30,h osy Of August 1859, 837 b.gs Msraca,bo 34
cey'on, cse; Coat: a,ca 1856 lava mats. 40 ITO:
The stock o, Rio august H. New Oreans was is
bs; Bat more $4,000; Phhadelpnia, $500; August 30
at New York, 69,S37
ConoS.-rhe market exhibited rather toue, with
sslss Of about 600 bales, closing within The wing
range OF quotations.
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nARlrlME lNTELsIGENCH
Port or New York, August 30. ls

XVII VI NOW SOfks AU&uaG k608s
CLEARED
Steamship Asia Orr Lou, Liverpool-E Cunard.
steamsnip Potomac. HssoD, savannab-H CROMWELL d
Co
zen.
shIo Sarius, Robinson. Melhourne-J Il williams
rark hosepe Pierce, Melbourne flsher, kfcsrd Co.
bs,A AtslsDta tBrer) Horsnann, Qos enstown mar
het-Etbnto es 0oplpg
Bail Fame, Rerr,ck. s. Thomas.
+ II Amar de-, Bemis, Havsba--M Taylor 4 90
Ba'k fnda Stewstt, White. 81 Jsko iona Thompson,
BSsk cort1 . PetteDetn sfchmond - q Johoeou
Bril- Emma, 1aNdeid, Para apd 4 markel-E I. Corntnc
Er9 Brctoevp (8r) Oollas eotur Pete
bSs sipbh t3r) Ho1mes, 81 Johns MD Devoif
Bts eanah (Brl. Grow, 6Alfex
byp rthbdard I'D, Cayd, st jopp-U Dewon
Brig South Sucspey, Dalveston--J Beower Go.
brs xohfcA, Loud alexandria j acRoo
10 oo' ""s"
s schr lima tst. hughes, 81 kias snth. Jones %.
scsr Gforse i~peeuow, Jackenv1lle.
srns 100 q mono S-~berb- No seady, Mott %,
scer sh,e I'll. Cctcbeser, stchoond q II Pisrlon
scbr ID Plls ssnds frsderi shurR
Scof Johp 'opee Mcpherson Pnilsdelphis les Hsud.~
o's' CnAnipgs, Jones. 6snvor- Il saodfcrc.
rcnf ION hesrps Broso, S0N>n-S " Lswa
sesmer Ann siiza hobinsou. PhiisdelphiA
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hes ma ofD 'iel. wFfon. 9asre uR II, 1Hh,
An WIN rsdsn and 1853 passengers 70 Torrance isth.
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sd for Rc~ Orles.s lSth John Barbour. rop Liver.
pool
sd 70 Mobile aug lssh aenry Hsr v'os from Liverpool

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TONES, SON HELvAIN.
No, Maiden lane NJ.
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CITY COmmnaClAL aEpORT.

TUnDAY, August 3O-6P u.
ASHES The market continued dsm 1t the recent ID.
vance. The sales embraced aoout Is bbls OF pots
bHc.
BRKApeTuFFs - lour--The market again less
Du0ysnt while closed 1t decline Of &c. TO l0c
per BARREL. The eaes embraced about 000 hbA..
closios within al wing
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slip Gen .o.sG Novel; from Liverpool Aug for oilcut
ship Cnanns.ns sslers from London Aug for Bombay
ssip Eenspbere ma. lor. from Liverpool for NYork NO
SIP SSs N.Ss from orsenool for Boo. no d. lat 90
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shp seth sorseue, Gillespie. hence for aoerdam Aug a.
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cum By pilot New Yorf. No od put po on bos,dJ
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Foreign eorIs.
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GLOUCESTER Aug l5-Arr John Bosntou. Thsopad Cron
Sn.seOw Aug 4 John s.s Penn SYo.k
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iSsn LADY franklin lS.dAn EYot
SSils; xisbaes COCHRAN. i.nscs via Newport; aaros
g ca IA s sinss sSpss sY9 9s na rema!.ed ls
Or ySrs; sossrs Garter y. 1ho~.: cd ls.D Charlotte
Qclo i6tbl
hntsa ssh VIM rlersrn, Root Montreal aud CLEVELAND
nsb 18Th Gontar LIBBY, GALVESTON; Tnos Jefsrs,n Mea
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Cd sStS ssy Fe,Tcs sn,t,ea .s,s IA. e.rs ia e.
az trT vSroe ~ osoop riorS Sscd ga rom Deal 4th,
,osL a ~ soo $40 no DEAL i6tD
po,t pSp n' oasun' Ballard Tor Boston, Phnnx Ho1e
III An2 .V-AIr Lacy SUFFOLK Lavender, NYork
MA "a sus rG ~ r ucuS S e.. sos'n Tn
80 c,L 10 -. v"s .np omy o. MootS Jeufev rom
tom ioacr ar o. Jue IT psrs young TURK Hsriog
ny%c GU ~ ssnr n w. Se, purn MlcseA YORK
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gives sis.sco. which N increase Of $4,000 on p
sps vieus wsek.

IT, interest due September l, 1850, 90 toe drss oor
ssse bonds Of The Jacksonville Railroad viii ~ psid 90
presentation Of the coupons she once Of Hslssed
NAL, No. Al Exchange place.
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Since January l... s45, 7o3 OFT 42sSs,lo6
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing house TITS morning
we're $7,sS6,g29 81, aua the balances S563, $50 &c.
The statements Of the Philadelphia for the past
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psrs ss e
,sa o s.sof n s:s ana
PAID ;as sss ~s sa !, a 81. snd
eo sOa or snS par You are therefore hereby
S 1rdsr o. either Of said parties except to
EEw CLAIMANT FOR srocK-pIp L. owS FTP
f. does not appear 90 his claim not
whstaodng L.'s profess. ae the transfer from K
and 6nohg he could nothing DOT OF H. traa.rerred ~
70 one w. ~ao after DsogerIng toe Off ,ers OF the
bank In vain, had recourse 10 too Law as placed the
matter 10 the hands Of Walden, r,moson aed 8rieuam
VINO addressed the folio wing letter TO the drectors
OFFICES, roxLIr SON. WALDEN l. BRlcHAr1
No N oouNsELLohs AT Law
To Pnfsp.sI &c or THE e lay ls
cs ss, ,o @T sa e, h.. con.sea
r r, ss Of Mr. sho Z oasser ana Vito
p s1 y. been as sas s s
refuse sS Ss can nee ,s 20
an Is saE the s s If ps.'c.
ss1, Il s sss
are and ess sSs. . ~ are Are IS eel vac
csbe se,en s H AZ may oe stsea for
ToM.lEsoN, wALDss 4 sRraHAx
LKr1RR oy INQUIRY FROM FRIEND OF THE rvrsRps,se
sSe n'eIeeaos epstes received rom New YORK
pes, cseve 70 the ttors, toe following 10 not en-
east Rves An insight toe uoyes nat nrom ,,sa
L. to invest in country bank p' ''''
TEAR erRI take he liberty 20 adSSrs o':coef ~ lssS
on the subject o. the Sononssh.a Value ssn1 a.
that ysu @ere eccied one OF the or csrs scs
the ORGANIZATION have procured xsaro nen for ~
siderable coDGderanon, OF all 10 e~es in i,s az.
which be subscribed or procured to ga,ecrord 90
am ready 70 a. ance eucb mpaey :. nv n. ~
ccsear 70 cu,y Out The rcsop snch hsa ssre
nent 70 fufpih tSenty tb1uss I'D i've bu "a
dollars, TO asast II orgsntz'rg sad toer-
srme dlscuity To "a. urnes sacons hs weep IL !,
the osrk tittsrarg soy aurt
the osus at -'Beesport fsvs csled 40 VI Ia rsiAuoa
10 the matter a3d be ss Inclined 10 be
~itos {, add wat so ,sssary es
rAneem<pt Originally n edo be- seen ~ aed tbs bsek-sbr
aud wsrc 70 pa, tn atty var ceot Of toe cs3it. ITO
share subscribed by each Of them end each In urn
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NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION
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WiscellaneOlls

STEAMSHIP MOUNT VERNON Capt suth Of Cromwells Hoe
yesterday morning osted the large Sectional docs,
having Der ropsntsd and lowed srouui I,
pston In Saturday. the Sd prox sothug than
engineers trial trip cen be made Nth 'h's sseauer
SUPPLEMENT No6 tho Amsri ulovos reoetvsd from
40 Blunt Thu standard book OF reference has vide
ctculap; the information It contains lnvalush'o to
chants end underwriters Insurance and other
The Increased demand 10 . guarantees OF its uerrs
We tpdcbsed Oiv,r Gsq purser of stesmshp Jas
koacr, from Charleston for fsvors
The chip shHma Capt scheuck arrived Last evening
nom Savannah The obbgtne has thanks
Cept CouAry, Of schr Golden Rod Hamp Roads
our thanks for BIZ attentions
sHP RoBr eL0nAN JArvis (wnt,h stranded Horn,
py her maipmss above water other
are sope But little probability ram aims o: saving her cargo
any part Of e.
BIZ BARK REcHAsrH 8oston reports 18th. s7 An OF
srsc ri hon soscn for asvsna and oss the iDooom and
hoAogoar damage 70 tho unknown
bocKMGaAH Prentice G1ree for Salem. put
Provincstowp 2stn instpwtth ioss or anchors.
BRIG Pco Boaton s0h repos have been 10 s,utac
bow stove; the 3 Watts was hut sngnt'y Injured
ScBR COMPLIANCE Chase from Ejzsbethoar for Bostsu
~ cargo of coal put Into New redo-d a9ta inst ,essy
nsv sprung aeat rehto 2h inst mating 200
hept above water wts purnps going Ill hs una survey
.ss hello upon her mmeda,s and ahe was ordered t. be
L,vnEroo1 Aug The Middleton he,es for 81 john
snved BY the arrived here and Al Of them
rsnssered 70 bsYk Loretta
The chip Ocean Traveller 10 now TIE great ssncs
os repairs Ehe win be stripped recaulkeo and ne Wy cop
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Sha' tbey ~ere forgerestar DO tnoug hi n
10 confirmation Of this ne appes.ed his friend bu,
L. rot there, dd get that credit for homes
ana innocence which DO ciaimei Possibly ne may
ippocept 10 the matter -
fortunately for ire Ci,izsns Bank tho Commissioners
ebere assembled we're nons~t and little 10 tue
accomplishments Of Ne~ York back snsrks as lust ius
ttaseo to tneu Tney hsoden over TO ar. jones' tn
VT tUO and declared the stock taken by L. TO be
VOID Mr. Jones' returned 10 ptts,urg ~iio heavy ioa
OH bis mind xno Inc nsnk relieved OF nose whc
would pave Quilt their fortunes ruin.
L. DID not respp@sr BEFORE the Commissioners nor
Was be ever after MKeesport He ieft In haste
o go'o penc ~as on the table ana his trunk
notei NO one ea~ HIM leave the village, ihodgh IL ~4s
broad day light, aod bow appeared Is ssi nv
eery thought that nka 'sYe Ancieat Ped,srn he
station on the Pennsyvsus Railroad ann there toox the
Grst train East We snail soon hear OF MN in New
YorE.
D, MESAcETH COLONEL BARR or ys eposrv
~ fingered 10 ukersp,ft fe days, keep,pR a
ssf upper up, ana thre ten,ng TO prosecate aoy IN
VINO snouid dace to impusn character put dosly re-
turned 70 New York.
ColoneI Barr, Of the Morning. Post, we believe refer
red 70 D. In his paper, whe. D. adnresseo the
Colonel letter from New YORK, In om,os h,m mat No
should DO In Pitssours pesepas would ss.tls
the CoIoDei's business Tor IN. We bs,ievs d d,d
come OUT 70 oox after b,s foar uuodre snares out
70 call on NJ So oar gallsat freed "erll h4ea,
to advocate the eecos o. Bucnaoan and to his
duties - lily Father.
foRSERy PEKDu-RgAsoNs FOR 1.-THE MAYOR A FINGER
IN THE
Beyond what appeared toe M0rinS Pot and item
or t~o IN the D"patch nothing tsospren
the public the nstdre Of the Transact just s
~ zena Bank was not particularly des0us push tue
matter to legal exRemttles. rney bad reoove ed toe
money; the forged certidcrtes had promptly dss
pscoed TO New York where they fofmAny protest
- oy me Mercantile Bank An II Octooer return
-, IN Naemeot Of tue forgery, and nan0ed Tor
70 the oGcess Of MSpong& 8aux. That
oenws~ s Vel rid OF Lee, aud os1 10
would insure against aoy future Uscu
ss.,oo % ns part rney fet IA ~ever td4s Toe lmpo
nave tns NY ,on tner osnx sod we're DESTROYS 70
eax~o ma Ss o,s arrested. But legal steps we're
scnnrir AAyor aud officers of ID. Ia veve Z, NJ pro
secret rs ana for suco IT, the
The oaogsr,ngs - 10y ny S@'i preserved
49, % coo enorts o. Nee Yos p.ae. - cass,e
80. ok ano The eoosavo.s % o,as,sc ~ TO- tn,
Scrs to sna oiso.o,. 20 los orsc
'Sa, RE Mayor tos sss ,aa s q To-
isiia We hsa ods given au,sry sr.a,sr uc.ectoa and
pos "S oy esaces and Intimidation, what could nns
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WANTKD-AFuLLs At or Nous. no d rURNrTuaR
- 10 exchange for 'ng lands Afdras1 a. e. a. bOr
zoss feT ONCE, stating where Il can be seen.
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ENNAMELLHD OHAMBER surTa OF euRWfuAE IN
Al colors and styes vhossse ana rsa at J25 and
wards also mat&reases and pAinAssoa
WABKsN WARD. 277 Causl street.
Four doom east Of broad Wsy NJ r.
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CLOTHING, sc.

A RARE Oh ANCB EROS - 10 S50 PAiD fOR SILL
dresses AND rom 81 20 81 tor eenacmen's panta Ako
theatrical costumes pets furniture je~efy 40
BY ,cusly attended b. E. lS% Seventh avenue
Mra e,
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Brooklyn City News.

HOMEOPATHY AT O recent meeting Of the BROOKLYN
Orphan umone CT the odes. charities in that city
the Board Of Managers determined to test ,moeo
pathic system Of treatment by appointing the folio siag
gentlemen to take charge OF the Medical Departme
Consulting physiciaD-A. Cooke Hull Attending phs 81.
cianh-J. b. Elliott, IL. d. John p. Hlmadge, H. ID.
THE BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS meeting
the Common Council last night the Nayors nominees for
lie Kng-were confirmed by vote OF IA yeas nays.
DRaIH OF OLD NErrY."- Coroner was notified last
evening To bold an inquest upon Old German woman
well known about the Second and Fifth wards Old
Netty, who found dead at her residence in Green
lane. For number of years past she in the habit
ticking position gaslight, either the Fu ton or
CathafiDe ferries where che would sit from dark till two
tbf O'Clock In the morning, knitting stockings She
lived alone, and by her industry had accumu con
siderable eum Of money The only name was kno wn
by was sod Netty." An inquest will be held day.
DEATH OF PROMINENT CruzsN-Mr. Edward Coplaud
who has occupied number Of prominent positions in
past years. died at bis residence Clinton avenue on tho
18th inst, Of disease known miltes ossiur or soft
eppg Of the bones with which he had suffered for many
mCnihs Mr.. COPELAND Of the first municipal
magistrates OF the city Of Brooklyn and was also City
CLERK and Mayor Of the city. He held Also at different
tines the office of President of the Evergreeps Cemetry
Company, President Of the Central Bank member Of
Board Of Ecucaton in which latter position he took
prominent part IN Organizing the Normal School, which
has grown 10 be most useful institution Mr. Cop
land was in the sixy.sxth year Of his age At meeting
Of the Common COurril last evening a communication
announcing the death IF Ir. Copaod was sent in by
Mayor Powell, and resolution adopted attend the
funeral in q booy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-21

ICotrespobdcDc ol the Neg Orleans Picsyuue
LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES BERLIN, May IA, 1869.
ash thai y0u Will make known, through your journal,
10 Le csoy Dauraizsd czeDs 0 the United States re
sopg in the States Of Louisiana and Mssssippi who wore
formerly Sussao subjects, IL very impruoenl for
turning temporarily TO Russia, unless they have pre-
y'outiy mace tho ssary inquiries TO per mission
from the Russian government
sRUy such citizens under the impression that the
Emperor Aessndel II of Russia, has proclaimed un
qualified amnesty, hut such ia not the The dis
tDgusheo Russian Minister, Baron Bruunox has inform
ed me that his government has never destroyed us
back list !" and that Of applicant for =
use upon his passport is found upon that list toe rise may
Dot he granted.
For the purpose OF makrg warning impressive,
VIII state briefly that have under 90
serva',Oo, rbe first o. Of STATE,
Legation, 10 order that he might the Russian froa
uer He failed TO get IT, In spite OF oil possible exsrtons
upon part ana the arlabe good disposition OF Rus
Sian functObkres towards ctZans because his
pane upon the "back list" OF the Legation; conse
qusnuy he WAS compelled 70 return reluctantly 70 Loui
sianA
the second that Of an ex sheriff of Mississippi
wbo upon being refused the necessary enable nim
W visit his family and property In Russia, insisted 80
stTenuousy that the surname upon the black list could
not be bis thar had his s1 before the Russian 60
verbment At ST. Petersburg After six weeks delay that
govern mt nj replied that ready any evi.
oeOce 70 his ity which he might " offer
davg been put 70 great in waiting here for ak
weeks the expected decsion he also returned reluctantly
10 his State.
In quepce OF the present military preparations in
Russia, i,s government Will doubtless be stricter
than ever. K. G. w. BUTLER, JR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-21
Williamsburg City News.

THE ACCIDENT AT PECK SLIP FERRY one O'Clock on
Sunday morning two Of the guards Backwels Island
found salboat containing one man. named Henry ftz-
simmons who asleep in tho cabin the boat had drift
ed ashore the Island. Upon being aroused he hosed
the sa and mace his way to Hunters Point where he
onged. He states that Saturday afternoon himself aud
William Il. Potts finished their upon the bridge at
Ncwown creek and taking the boat to Jersey City,
where Potts expected to ind work. They sarts1 to re-
late in the evening and when Off the Battery Fiz
went into the cabin and went to Sleep leaving
Potts manage the boat He of nothing further
having occurred until he found himself at Biackwel's
Island, and bias DO idea OF bow his companion left him
From the deec given by those who the accident
eff south Eighth street irday night when tue Peck
slip terry Eagle entering slip at the foot Of
South Eli hth street, Z. d., ami Jumped off from
boat into tine water ana 3ped Il would appear
hat this was the boat TIE saibost was entirely
unDjured and when found the were up Potts lived
3i4 Third street, New York.
ACCIDENT AT NEwTowN CREEK BRIDGE-On Saturday
night man named Thomas McLeoi his son, and Of
Capt. Furber injured at the new drawbriige over
Newown creek Inc bridge has been rebuilt, and was
but partially finished when soop up to "a through
Mcleod attempted TO open the draw when an cap
fell distance Of some twenty feet striking HIM on the
back and severely ipurng him. His was but slightly
injured, and Of Capt Furber had one Of bis feet
crushed. Several persona standing the time,
end it was fortunate that more were not injured.
SINGULAR AccIDENT.-Yesteroay morning a named
Michael Carroll went into the shoe store of s. Burr
OF Grand and Fourth Streets to exchange pair
shoes which he had bought on Saturday night He pu
and out of the etore, pursued by Mr.. Burr
Carroll turned ana Knocked Mr.. Burr down with such
force to break OF his legs He was Afterwards
rested by officer Mitchell, of the Fifth Pr ecinc.