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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

r., Som. fcou the lsies: .ivic.s floul Arizona,
was eneamped at Pstagops .ilver mine, near i1osc,
at winch place he would leave the 'oiVsyhs Ps'y
un, his return intending 20 proceed himself anecpy %
Wnshneton AID submit 20 The AiDiDlsnaloh tne 1877
of H. psr,y having been driven from sonora
Lieut. Mowry il usv-liog through Arlz'na WIKI
every prospect Of beiog >g.io re,ornea,
TIE exploring party from Tucson, VAC maze an en-
currioD Ioth of tbe Gjs hunting tor g'id mines hs'e
returned unsuccessful from their ses'ch, ih-y Pene-
.rsted into the couuJy Of the Plnai Iodi.hs, "no
treated ,hem well, traded corn AM wheat Tor oea's
snd msDts. >, ~. ~. u..<s.o.
a. do the Pmcs On he Giia.
One of the Overland stages Of B1 terhsld q 70 &,
was topr.d the other day Tnceon by the Apac ne
Jrdians, who demanded corn and tobacco, tof ~nen
they searched. As the mail earT.ss sa, little OF the
merchandise in question, and stage mules are poVeio-
ay TOO poor and tough 10 be good eating the Apaches
baydly thought i, worth while 20 steal the animals
therefore the passengers Jared 10 worse than m ie
fright The IDdians SEP arated rgnt and eit VINE Ie
stage passed through them.
No pews from Chihuahua. The mail coach broush.
down quite remittance of silver, nloe1 at Cavsivos'
a Gttle village half gay between Fl Paso and Chr
baahus. ] presume things are getting quiet 10 tha1
State now The owner Of this C1vsllto' mine l7 one
Of the leaders Of the Church party at Cmhna lua'
Ope result of the triumph OF the Liberals lh
ba. been a large emig igraiion into Texas OF i.nhes
crossing the Rio Granoe from Goadaupe into II fSso
a. point Just below San Eleazaro Coua'y.
The reverend father who accompanied them sad
they would leave t1elr naive cOubuy enu
in rter to find toerstion for their religious opinions
The Rio Grsbde for 100 miles eithsr bank, 10 the
nei.hborhood Of Fl Pa.o flooding the country Tor
which blessing the farmers have many thanks 70 oner
The Tpper Colorado above Fort luma examined
BY Lieut. Ives, proves to be imprscticabe az this sea
son Of the year for steamers The principal point q
be demonstrated by the exploration was the chance OF
taking steamer through the so.caled Big Caoon o
tbe Colorado Ives went through il IN hls boat, on
the steamer Jessup, with supplies for Fort Mohave
was com mpelled TO return 70 r on 1uHl6-
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PASSENGER Sailed

Is 'ioGn rhp GUY e. Hasiscox for Ltrerpr-C Mitchell
W lct. A teTTal, q. sHi-;ou M Lswry M Ro-s.ler
Af-ct { C.seJ, c skiH BrgpOz se1 t-fsu: J Be-
W.. Z bersEa. W Ataras Mr.. Bsssr, Mis- aeTil VI
h Merrill NJ n Fore, Eliza CoE-xxs We. K-:ch-u. Dr.
Cieuder1is ". Morrison, Mo Lizzie r Smith Ma Anaie
sGith Mas J. Ho~.fe Mrs Rooertson Ch Greg Mrs
s.r Wiley '" EG4s Ane sdy, hss x laHis Ella s1itk
Mss Mary Jo1Esl. csAl NAlss. ". W King T. Walker
aIe say J. De>ae, o. W. Oliver " R. JSans W 3, weeT.
ss1 n Peter l.ey .nd Two cadren Peoria, II Rev J.
Du-y. Eg1 ard, a z Tr-vnels Joh. Cote l.ty zai
hre. eAieI-n N L'iHs.soc. R0ser C.rpe-A Joha R.e
c,c.r Robert C.aTke, JCsa Hecc.rll, Bslry Chss
ste scy 5 Pl,nPton, Brsn, W l. GAs-, J. sryta NJ.
Bo~Ss, Rev rso. hSu;y Ms sy-ons szG .n,a. s.a 80
u he s,e-rss--TotAl -
n sieanIA2 <r.4- fer ss.;sa-yts. a.I Hlrrs-A 3
IuPpi.. Onhn, L Lsaee, Va L-4;sr. New fort M
D I. brsirzre Phi.sds.Ptai W. P stamp r. ALis,u- D.
Wkan, Se~-fgk; yIAa P,yn, NJ Lopes, Cub; Jos-ph
Tucker, oa14e NEe z LAMBERT Nj Jsas-r NJ JaEbsr
,ne ssrVs1L Ne~.fori; I. A..4, N~S-Yort; Dr.. AArk
RctDss ssr fraaci-co KerlAn ZeIoi6- HsyHaa; WOOD
eeae, wife AID children, kewYo.k; Mo Lsz New Hsyec
J0sn T. Rcss.es, lssss kas, New ~HS,e. A~xs YAsaIn
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FROM ARIZONA, SONORA AND CHIHc'
AHUA.
,e New Orleans ficSyure.

CorvspSslslce e tAe New OTears Ficsynne- . ,,-o
S,S Antonio, Jgly II, 1872.
TIE San Antonio and San Diego mail came IN yes'er'
day ncca. punctual 10 schedule tune. The news n"m
sonora very Interesting. Your resders may RENE N
her ths; Capt lshsm, couple of years since, msis
contrsc; with the Central Government OF Aexice, oy
virtue Of which be undertook 10 make survey Of the
State Of Sonora upon shares Being mar OF ohsrsc
ter and Of means entered Vigorously into the enter
prse In San frsncisoo be sRbet the actual surveying
e. Capt. Chas. T. Store late OF the Ordnsnce Depart
meni L. & A This expedition was 6,ted out from San
Francisco. Col. Stone has rGn he along the coast
o Sonora from the mouth II the Colorado River 10 the
State Of Snaos but has never been able 50 far 10 90
much of any work il the nteTlor: the feeling Of the
people Against his schcme too strong. Two fac
eshs vhe were sighting with another for pcsses-
see Of iAs country, would combine against Capt Stone
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Psported bv Tslesrcpi.

PHLaDELPHI, July 81 Flour drmer; superfne held AZ
ST. Wheat firm; sale. 200 bush; White, 81 81
6sl IS Red, ~ Ia 15 CosN firm sales 600 bush a;
sCc for White NBlsKY firm 81 .nc.
BALTIMORE. July Sb-FLous steady. WHEAT De lined "a
Sc Wni.e va ~. closing dull CORs decioed p (;
yellow SIC; Waite sc. Provisions dull WHISKY NJ
ALBANY July So p -FLOCs very quiet sales limited
WHE,r->slr, medium slsl 0,s private
suppos.d be about - COsS sels slowly ~ ~ OATS
lever and dull .sles Of 1900 bush oG4le according
quality. WHisgY aud nominal at st No sales
BUFFALO. July SOL p nl-FLOus acds- ana hruer but
without gloAte change; sales o bos a. 81 IS for Sour, aud
~ Is for lros 81 2SG 81 81 for lp@r sOd errs Wis
on.u: s5g - 3 for Michigan and Onio, and s 5
s 75 f,r dUabls exra
WHEAT que, and firm; sales Of e bush mixed Winter sud
sprius Illinois Sec. 800 DO White Kensaety $50
CoRS dull. heavy and oer sales Of small lots al oSc
b,r oEr. 6r Of Illinois. 65 OATS quiet noni
la a SlGS1e. BARLEY and RYE dlA and heavy WHISKY
nominal 49,
C,s.L FRusHIs steady g. Corn loc Whes;, and Sc
On Flour 20 Ne~ioIk LAKE IsPoRrs % day. 900 Flour,
$500 bush Wheat 1900 busa Corn CANAL EXPORTS, Soo
hush. Wheat, 3 60 bush Corn
OswEeo. July So ?. -PLoUR dull bat without material
change wHEar gu,t b.: firm arc bed above TIE views q
blyes CoRN FREiGHTs dul b1 UNCHANGED LAKE
IMPORTS: Dbl. F0Gr IS 90 bush. Com CANAL EXPoRTs
I,e, bbl.. Flour, 5 SO bush. Nhes,-
CNcNs.r July So-FI 0Us active q; ld IS for slper
fn.. WHISKY "a. Provisions generally unchanged LAID.
lu. ~ &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF SEW-YoRK.
Cleared.

sesmshiP~-Arel, Wilson, Havre. d Torr.nee JATesSvn
ssuu@r Norfolk. Lutl4m Heincken c. Moran, LAsl~.
Nv Orleans Eisb- 6unc- Florida, Crowen savannah. H.
n Cromwell Co. Borus.ia Ham J. Trautmann, HAMBURG
Eunnsrct Co Custer City shuielt Haysua HaTyogs boA
Nahvine Mursy Charleston spo-ord T-ston Co. Po'o-
nr,c " at.ou Bslfinl. re, n. b Cromwell SCo.
ship-Msry kobiu-on. MoC,ve. San Franescc, Cole
man Co American Cor Msther London Grins ell An-
-, 60 Fp-unoudss Brandt kott-d FuDch Asinck ke
J1bn J. Boyd Troriss, New Riser w. Tyson Co
Canon Ford Nsycs. y. h r Meyer Lyttenda
vi D.,-,..u Anr~.rp, Holub@ L Hsdley Texan Star
Yong Gsv-,,ou ". n Sellers Fsne Kenny, bihia HyPe
- MAID antigua T Dwight; Ao-rtina Barton. hs,sn,
TAYLOR Co NJ Morton, ~elsh savannah scranton IAi
man; Ceps. stSrr,t Gresory NYr'4k, -as''~-i o~"'
Bnrs-Fac;r Reed, Boston - Geraoian, Pisrce M9oos
n "A Crsbau. La Bs sir- PnlAsNsy. St P-fr, o. Nh-~4
xr.h, Ma.koH, Phipp- s. Pierre, o. Wh-eiwrsh;i Lo
anna CushuAn, LoIooDcerr,, {. \. Dewoh -
Sebo.u.r.- NJ Price, BLIZZARD Wilmington James HAND I'm
ma Amelia Harding. GeorEt town. Baker Esyou burrt
saye.r New beu Dbble Buno. Bru-n, Doufa Charles
,cr Dolu.r Pouer Co L. Kddsl Hslksep Savannah D.
c Mu,rsy, W II. Sanford. Lend, Belz-, H. under""d N
H,Io.s Jsrs s. J.so. j. w. Elw.l Co Trnro iBr Cox,
Iordcud.rry Whitney Co Prss.o, Moss tsrn.ndina
Dbb. BGro.. Granite sts .lett Boston, w Le~S
Co; Wocott PsrS.r Boston, Dsyoa spfssuei j. hoees
Worthnston, Hartford, n. 5. Racket,
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FROM MAZATLAN.
Cor,e,,opS.poe Of The Panama Star and Herald.

C.,,.,,opS,po. Of The Panama Star and Heram.
MazATLAs, June @, 1889.
Ibave nothing new in political way TO cominuni-
oate t Won for YOU have doubtless heard OF the taxing
"A Teptc bv the Liberals 30 that now every port on
So,h ocears is in the hands Of THE party TePec was
taken last Sunday week after two OF three haId'
fosght battles danng one OF wh'en ocl rena' tae
and Iossda noted bandit cbie the scourge ana ter
ror Of th. portion Of the Republic On the Other TINS
scoundrel wac psrdoned by the Conservatives upon
Nhe alton OF his in the heid OF battle
The killing of this robber chief was victory In Itself.
The people of Tepec had proDounced IN favor oi the
Ib.rss Immediately after the departure Of the Con-
servaave troops, lorg before the issue was decided,
And were prer sred 20 give the victorious Liberals
vayo ana selcome reception. during the pronuncia-
mis rto the house Of Barron, Forbes 20. was al
ta1ked and an attempt made TO sack il, but the EN-
plcyeee or attaches made such brave defense as 10
avert resut unfortunate. ibis was tue only mouse
th.y attempted TO sack, and i believe this even was
not courtensDced by the authorities or chiefs
The Governor Of this province, Col Vega, under
whose orders the force az Tepec are operating sent
force of one hundred men TO San Bias yesterday The
whole Of the Pacific coast of Mexico s therefore In the
hands Of the JuNez party.
Governor Pesquira, our old popular Governor al
sser, and Governor of Sonora left here with his FOL
lowers on the l4th inst, on the Am'nean steamer San
n Ciuk. ,,
Captain Stnes' surveying party has been dlsbanded,
the authorities having ordered hum irom toe S'aSe.
Tne Captain acted with discretion IN ooeyios 'ne
oxcer-many were simple enough IN supposing ne
wosld reels, any attempt force him from the country
Pesqurs was determined upont this long since ana was
prepaied q; all hazards 10 accomplish tins OBJECT
There ia DO personal feeling in the matter It Is mere
oues IN Of State rghs the people of Sonora believing
mat the General Government hsi exceeded ther pow
er in granting away their property without teer con-
s.,t persepaH, NO set Of men have ever left behind
them 90 many selL ~ishers and friends
The party surveying the waste lands OF Lower Cai-
S,rpis have also been ordered to oest THIS company
i composed alec of Americans nnaer contract from the
Mexican banking house Of Jecker, Torres Co.
The recent Indian troubles m Sonora have beco ne
,.u,sso some hat al eSt heard pothing from the
6y the Santa Cruz-o1r dates by heT from Ga ysmAs
Are 10 the l9sh inst. She is in port resdy for
ip IA San Blss She returns once more 10 Gaay amss
and then 10 San Francisco, touchng II here.
1 snould have said ths, II. Il. Ms ship Calypso
beaves here day after tomorrow for Panama touching
~ sau Ria. and MApzanils She expects 70 reaen
Panama about the middle Of August.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
S.rURpAY. July 2o-P. n

The Stock market exhibits new features Of in
terest to-day The Transactions were 70 fsr extent,
and prices were irregular withoa: any inpOrtsa,
change. Neither faction appeared disposed to operate
with vgor the bulls being little desirous of taking
options ss the bears were Of putting them out Ga
the whole the marke, may be considered IS firm with
cspseiy to take any large quantity of s;.ck the
same time there Is no pressure Of stock snd many i'm
poriant orders to buy could not be fusd without
causing marked advance. Central was moderately
active, and advanced from the opening pree 81 to
a. Cumberland rallied from tie low sales Of ysv;er.
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Arrived.

s.u.hip Potomac Watson, Baltimore rod'e to H. B. Cro-
well Go =,
Bsik Boruep (No) Bochoe, Newcastle 70 days. coal 70 H.
L y. W Meyer. .
sch or,nta Chs.~, Msreie May 49, and Gibraltar Jane
l.. mo % A. Cokno 4 Co.
Sch Stephen lsber. Cook Havana 10 dsys sugar Sc, 70
mssief
schr D. Lee. Scp-r, Virginia DAYS.
Sehr San Luis Premner Virginia days
scbr samuel Gilman, Crow-u Boston days, mds~ 20 w.
Levi. Co
schr John Adams, Averill Rockand days, lime.
sshr Florence Jameson, Ehzsbetnplrt oosl for Ssco
schr. Statesman, Mott, GeorEetosn. ID. 4dsys coal
Boston Ss~, and Caps xsy mdss aoe
pass 10 =. Perkins
Steamer Pelican Adch. Providence, mdse 70 Isssc odeL
sAILFD-Shp Caravan. Sands, Liverpool; bark. Zephyr,
Lane Malaga Fortune McKeunon, Msrsel.s Nedeane Rly
ter III aud) r. erdam; brs Adele (S~ed Peterson MAJ
.eie. Cry Of ahipgton (Br Lyerpol Charles Aor
Ean New Orleans ARIEL Southampton aud HsyTe QoAk-r City,
Havana Florida, Savannah Nashville Charlesion Jamestown
Norfolk, &c.
5 W. Spit Thursday a. S p
s .,oreshp Relief for Asn~sn snehosed q; Qaaran-
lie.
The steamship NewYors OF the Bremen kne. this
morning taken Banc. Dock fof the pUpose II hsy
ng hsT hull scrsped and newly painted
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MARRIED..

BENsON-sCOTT-On Thursday, July q, by the Rev fr.ns
lin Davis Mr. stephen $ Benson Of this city, - miss LAte
r Scott Of Franklin, Mass
MORRILI-BACHELDER-At Lake WiIpipissiotee, on the
steamer Dover on Tnur-dsy July 2 by the Rev Ofdwsy
,be Rsy s Morrill, Of Maiden, IN, 10 Mss Ellen b. p,
Youngest daughter OF Ira BAcbelder Of London, N H.
scU,FsIIN-BAUMEk-In Hoboken on Thursday July 2,
by Rev. o. W0tsow, Lewis Sehifin OF New1oik 70 Aas
kauuu
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ArIr.rIlr AL NAAA

IMMATURE ALMANAC -.
G. p,.~. - 4. = s-,....... 7;is Aoon-Se,s ... s;fe
wsrts rBts Day ,,,,
s.,sv Ho.h SO Gov Island s:S6un Heb Gate
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
Receipt. Of Preduce.-JuLY 80. 1859.

ror,L ~ All ROUTES $50 bbs Flour $40 bash Whes
o4 DO Com, $500 Oats. Ia psss PE0yisoEs 30 d..
WHISKY, sleg. Lard bols. Ashes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
BY Telegrnph.
SANDY HOOK

SANDY BOOK. July 5l-s1ndo~n-One bark and ose hr,s
gong = lie Bay, bounG n. Wild s ksh; Wea,aer eleAr
hIoHLAADs-Ope essk IL ne southern ofsrs hound IN
" &c . lSAii wesissE clear and peasani.
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BArHISo.-Tbe police yesterday arrested seyeIa
-. G b.ih aIons shore. detachment Of po
= y,i bi, ,~ctop Of TIE city every Sunday for the pu.e o.
.,v,pn. violations Of the ordinances In regard TO bsans
k.vers arrested the second "aru "no
Or. "a Of this nature.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

,,uu,,.s 70 srr~rr Tsomas @. Bplhnt
Of sn..s.ly .ss pIop,er. my W so.b residing
n. bel. % ;,.1 9sss s,s,s-u,. 10 Bsod so
M LyDsh husband snd VIE crowd aud con-
e.r.s eIei,espt pi.vs-d seg T,s D,'ee faos have
..s. pssr, ss, s"nl-d dunno tos a. aasr:er Ds.d
ss va. Par. sy 0:, s'nf on "a. 70.
sssIss 81 ,sass ma nsm.d LansdOn Cono. sroush.
ss.rs S JySs -, ie n named Celia Hall Tae .eee'ed
n,e,s1 o and battery, aud seu:enee o.pended on
n. osr ess,, e.viss been pfsJ severely hAnaeo ne
efbesr wbe arrested him
BuRsLARIxs.-The house of William Dodge, No; %
.uson street feloniousy entered Saturday nieh 80
csIoei and robbed lver and son, other atie
wsso Mr. oos- came hou. be "a. ,as Sss ga r.o IN h
possrsson accompanied by es dog ne @ n
~ :, s.ss @ 70. ~ sDs es r Tss sSo.e OF Of C.
z.t T Clinton street was Ss1.a:y 7s sD''Iss re- toas
Bsrs., No IA L.syrs,s avenue also robbed Of .a
els valued 81 tlS.
D.owxrp M.s FoUyD.--Tbe body Of q man WA
tasd drownsa Peters Brdse yesterday roorns ns,..s
spy..l, sesp IN The wssr pat amor, s a.,s rev s and
h,stsr, He stpea woobn shir over1h SON pan
s.ons bsossn The body WA ssen 70 the Dead 0'os m
Tn Coorsr vu also called The body Of woman a.
No IS Dean STREET vho.e death had evidently been caused y
ssssesson Of ihe brain
TIE CRY Couhr.-Judge Culver held the last
sy~si.l Term u the Cit, Caor, on Saturday fh'e VIII DC N
more cour, business uoi1 Sep'emeeI'
DEAD pAsIsAI>.-Complaints are made that mum D.
A Of dead slisls the Brooklyn ssne aha ,te
H. 6s<ks where they erea.e nuisance are
fr,D .le NbAryes pa The ke~soff s'de.
E.r.I RysrLr-Mrs. Bridge. Godfrey, who some
49,. v..L, .ipoe rs badly burned BY the eApbson o. nia
cmo h which sbe isue hre oeo oi me enes
an Snrd.v uornins f.sdene. No. "A foaf street n
injured from the same cause oea
Ew sfter the accident
p,.-.-n boy named Robert Brown met with
~ a.xtb IN 9owsnus Greek Friday evening He went IN
- ,b and aivins in the mud where he died is
,.r,nts reside at No. l3l Sack kett street
B.rBIxo.-The police yesterday arrested several
..p. for hstlus along 0owsnus shore detachment of P
L. y,, tbis section city Sunday for the Pe OF
violations ordinances regard 10 bsahs
yes koys siresed along the second Ward whaies
kr sf~nsss Of tins nature
RuReIARY-The house of Mr.. B. Whituesey, on
1,.h. sk avenue entered by burglars on fdAy
~ about 6fy doars worth Of vausbes taken efefron he
S.nuv were absent from home al the time
Accrpryr.-A child of Capt. Churchill, residing 81
al. corner Of South Fifth and Second streets Eern u'tnc
t nom he top building and sustained severe inHrie'
Rh< vss attended BY DR.. Ward
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peoreue of the compsred with ths; Of S sssSo
The following is comparative statement OF the
value Of exports from the commencement of the
-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

p ,,,,-,,.p ysrthera Lisai L,c~ aTtHsd..oS 49,
q N.l,.po Yx Pr-sesui Il Nee Gr~nses ,oon ~ Co.,
I,r a si.p.sch-. from Ch. ChArs. T. Jooss 90 90, ~ r
V.vs + , RAnt ana Wife ~ s.Aned.r u e0nne, a Ana
ID. = sp~oen. o. Val. O. p 5ssl = u l 49, m IA
- n 4 Iou~ J. Merri, A. II. CGnnsngnsIn 1T =. ~
: E., A Mer1t Or P.se, W D-lsHo j. s Ci1s o., q. =.
~ ls,rs. Ii1f-r. r Handy, ChArlrs smi,a Too1~ j.
H.. ~. ard chlS l. Avsrs wife .Dd child hsno- ee 70
-, n Co.. .rd .h- d y. Glet ~i'r aod d.nsn,r,
r. ,,;rn.o xi,. and child. D. Caron, j. suih ~ w a.
So ssn.k.er ard go. Or. ohv-ra h.iina.n
-, 80 xiE- Jokn Pr-s,, : L. Isaac. c. Oreeni "a
n NS,,r n CrsI u. O. Cgser. hn ohaies 49, nd NJ,
and ,~o itfAn Mr. Hams, wife and so ~, n
kp,bSry ,nd wife 100 IN The second cso'n Ano A'S " "
he ,ie.rsEs - H., Mar, Joe. Cu.-rr~x.
Io., MADEIRA, Frsnciroo C.sg-cr- .r..
=. NJ 4hf, f,o- Posce. p R.-Aex AoikN
- -, Tt,ctyr ,,o- N.ert,ss-8ss Manasl te LrafrS
70 ,1ip Tobg, fv0a Nledo-" ~ ussse4~ e~f ' 49,
eliie. Ms. NJ sunith, I'd Holland
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p,.-r-n boy rsued Robert Brown met witt
~, a.xth IN 1owsnus Greek Friday evening He went
- hsb< and dvins became fat In the mud where he ded III
..r,pts reside At No. l32 Sack.tt street
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nsvenents Of Ocean Steamers.
TO nEpAlr
70 ARRIVE.

fhe OyeAnd Mail On CslorniA leaves LEs every Mon
DAY AID Thursday Let:ers dsGsns< oS ssosd
r.arred Overland, VIA St. Louis
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= =. ,tYs S.- Yors. ". wseserns1- n.s.,,sf. c..
~, J-pi Ctre,sr p 6s-rs-s..e slG B.oa Nj
fs'ht = - Odd. si-hard Ford. TbsnA. sy' w
6...s,' ,o, AZ eha Ss~-So's; s,n. " sru-..
X ~ B.-y s.~ Yofs Cnss "e.-hf n.ot ~. - .st,.
~ q @'ri.S ~ Tuoo-i hil,,e- DessAx 80 - two
arc os'' ", s.h,s , Meba-l B,I y. G.eri'i, aans'
B.srtti. cbHr, WIZ J. 90. 3, s,s-s Ts.s-
r'i.f > J., = 3 a.u.n. Milf, ~ L<.s " rsss
P,s,.p Tsdary -, Gi',ns,y' CT. Lsos Pisoo.
L,Ioe.isIc L,Ior. r, ~, B. te..ar- Tgrr,te n. hsn-
rora Ny; Rohr h,oner,' Pr a'..sss. y: BrIs
ca. shma, csay'es S,es.t "a Lss,'l e Irso
" Wi.,srrh Micbss y''eser -, P,sI LIB Peer
A. JSo 1s css.a Ps.r srtsn JoH.R.s R, Me
FIh Jchssisr T. " FIrin G9 y gs,o An.
sscs q $500 " aSsg, W,ls c-.psr Harl. j. T. "Ashe''
-, "a o. chi,Srcn To.l. - caon pA-rnso"
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~ pi eos Georre Steer, No s-No date ship ~ EAs<
y says iIsR - JaslSS h; ghslsss pa
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A. 10 eoot this rornins M Whitlck .rrehed rom
~ ship yarc O--uront the alp Forda owned ky @
APA!AeAlcoA q I'D Ne~-oIe@ns SaVisa;.oa Company
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

BuReIARY-The house of Mr.. b. Whittlesey, on
n,.h, sk avenue entered by burglars Friday sTnn
80 sbout 6y doa Of vausbes taken heTefrom Ihe
T.u,ry were absent from home at the time
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

FATAL REsCLT Mrs. Bridge. Godfrey, VINO gone
.l. .noe wa, badly burned BY the eXpbson Of nlid
cmo ~h which sbe at,en pied suits Gre DIED o ne en-
~ morp,ns AZ her f-sdene. No. "A froat street n'
who lureo from the tAa" Ne' 1'>
4 sv nours sf,er the socideut.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

DEAD AsIsAL>.-Compaints are maze ina. "a nun y. u
sAr 6ssks where they erea;e nuisance are 'ni"""
Sr,sn he = baryss on the kev-SoTt side.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

TIE CITY CouRr.-Judge Culver held the las
ev,<i.l Tsrm Saturday There VIA De IN
more Court business u1i1 Sep,emteT
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

AccrpExr-A child of Capt. Churchlll, residing 81
Al. go, ~ south fifth and Second streets Eastern District
S nom top an out budpg and sustained severe INJURIES
Rhr Wa attended BY Dr. Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

DRowsrp Mas FoUyD.-The body oi man wa
t1pd drowned Peters Bhdse yesterday rons n.s 80
.n-,.., hs~p but abort time Ioe arcessc Wa
sou, IS zeal. fest ioehe 10 ish dsIs grey n. @
| ana h,oxsns The bod .sken % the Dead eoae lor
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

The IuIIONIHs VdUlc VII VVl1FAIV tHc POT
seven principal staple articles for the week;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-02-23

STATE OF VERMONT, lat a Probate
~ Distnc Of New Haven, Court holden
at Bristol in said district on the 7th day Of
February 1859: The executor Of the estate
OF WAIT sQUlER,
late Of New Ilaven,in said district deceased,
teState, having made application to said
court 10 have lis account with said estste
examined and allowed The court appointed
the first Monday Of March, 1859, at 10
o'clock, \. N at the office Of the Judge of
said court as the time and place for the
settlement Of said account, and made an Or
der requiring notice 20 be given to all per.
sons Interested Of the time and place ofssid
settlement. And for which purpose It is
further ordered that a copy Of the record
Of this order be published In the Middle
bury Register-a newspaper printed st Mid
dlebury in this State-all which purlcs
tions shall be previous to the timo appointed
for said settlement.
HARVEY MUNslLL, Judge
A true copy Of Record.
448w H. MUNsrLL, Judge
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-02-23
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