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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

~ ~ Rave been c1lscps for '1ns tine back ir .1e
purpose i seems Of driving back The ss.s'- ron ne
frahi-r Some iatsrpfe, their motive - De rrv-rfs
e., The h.ueirg - tns tao h .Ss q, Goa GrJ5e
some time since. but this you'd hardly sesn 80, as
Ii. peiL: of attack is seventy miles ts;ao, Il
rav hnv.ever be plan 20 dee v-ne men stray 80 'sf
.he ID. u .Donsd will iai 40 esier prey. tef.'a y
j. ma: N, people At the Grove have Anticipated AL
attack for sOuie NE.
Ou ,bnrsisy rorins I'm irs'., mes ems er reach
ed Fu,pcra ,ron the Lover W 1te vt'~r, hrny' w.
forme,iDn that al engagement had TAKEN pee pe
tween the n1iass sad tee near tue t1" o. "a - =
do IL hicb hundred OF the ofneT ahi I'VE " me
latter we've BDed. -, q,
The same day another messer ger arrived rom mel
SEA s,t.eD rl,s above, hFiI gag Eo.e from mr. ~
s. soo,s of TIA. p,ce stating tnat The Town Wa slf
,xD.c,irg an attack He appealed Tor s-sis'aoce, IN
order 20 ge. hs family Away rns. evenog company
OF ff left Emporis, expecting - Tesch the'e S7A'
noni,g di-taboe OF fty miles.
man came from EmpOria as our informant eit on
Frday evspig, Eho stated that he me, the cohpany
besry their des;iDaion and that no at,dcA hsn ye
been made upon that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

r., yvsLsrs Sr"ssf--S"E ho"', ;,
fm s n IssvsEp --LN't og'' ao,ai -, u
s.. br.,se ou; a range Oh "s''o -,
'e'sek n'o No. oO3 Ess; rFelf'h ''ree o'n'd oy
N the Tar V' and occupied by h.rDself and sew
Peter nsua' The IRE having or giostei rear 'n9
.Ial s., .n.e.d with rss, rapd,y sOd before ''s
s.s. ccu,o be .s'inguisbed the oOios, were
n'" ..,i,,ly destroyed Five horses oeoosins
m"rs e.r,.bsd ;n ne semes all attempts a. 'nel,
n,So .,d sOG No irearspce the oar ksPo,o -.
Si.o The o,ipin OF the fire could not DC III
s ns nv some tissugPosed 70 bsve been Tue WIZ
Mellon. assistant foreman OF ho .s % ,i,e
L,der Company No T. while yrocFss onios 30 II soi
w. ,ored HE II, tsing broken ond his only ps,y
Srri;e1 Mellon taken TO the isn,' W. Ill VINO
a,".s his ~ouoas after which he Vas taxed hodle
nv his friends. = a - ,ho 5,,.r
"a o clock lat night FIRE occurred IN the dwsi
;,s soo.e No 6i7 Green~c lsreet, 10 Oh
tie explosion Of csnphbe lamp. 10. l'ta9 uluy,s
Is dpre. the fire beng put od' Win re" Pail' oi
water BY The occupants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

Rysrysr UPos DisoRDERLY lioUsE.-Last night
abcx. u. O'Clock, Sergeant Cheney of the Es, tn
Pref net, accomplished by Officer Van Brunt and
hsn ..dozen, more men selected from his pla;oon,
made a descent upOn the alleged disorderly house
NJ 90 Grand street, kept by q colOfed man named
at,blen White. Tue dsorderly house is located
N the basemer. Of the building, and contains two
MONS in which al four beds. The entrance TO the
sile den is on Grand street, down dark area-wsy
End the frout room, beside being used a. sleeping
apartment, 10 occupied as a barrOom. Tne rear
.,oa,tment 10 occupied bedroom aud kitchen, and
has an egress into dark alley, at the end OF which
aAey are several tenement houses, occupied tor the
most part by thieves and low characters. The
police expected TO make large arrest of disorderles
but in this they dissppointsd-the landady,
named MCGUIRE aud another bloate d-loOkiDg woman,
being the only persons lat home" White, the re-
noted husband of the woman Mcclure, who is white,
wa absent and &C uld no where be found in the Oh
boyhood 10 the early part of the evening terrible
hgbt occurred in the place, and the woman Mcclure
was dresdfuiy beaten and cut about the head and
face When the police entered che was in bed with
Der head bandsged up and endeavorng 10 solace her
vo,,uds By a little rest The other woman named
Mary -, was very saucy, and gave loose rein to
her tongue, abusing the police most scandalously.
Both women taken to the Station House and
locked up Officer Baldwin, in looking about the
premises, found a heavy bludgeon and Il revolver
loaded nearly to the muzze.
This psce has for some tine past been resort for
thsieves and disordeIly characters, and upon COM
plant Of two Of the neghbors Justice Kelly issued
warrant and placed it in the hands Of the Ward Police
The house was locked up and the key taken charge Of
by Sergeant Cheney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

The Cincinnati Gdsette says that Demarbais,
an account Of whose attempt to murder his wife we
have copied upon anotherpage Of this sheet was born
Baltimore, and that his mother is living in this city
ere he married Blanche only Is months ago.
he Was al the time reputed to be the mistress OF
wealthy man in California who had supported her IN
luxury and ease for two or three years. DE Mubals
Was az ere of herrepuaton learn, when he married
her. Some time after his marriage be went Phliadet
phia where he placed on rial for forgery but was
horoisbly acquitted Disgusted with Philadelphia he
rc!uneo to NewlOrk with the intention of removing
"a the West. In New York be met person who
v missed to find him situation he would settle
cincinnati lie accordingly came TO Cincinnati
At u year ago, ami was employed IN Seaman 4
store. Five OF six months ago the person
had found the situation for DE Marb ais : iag
-, learned that De ~ had been triei there for io
>, and upon his return he informed De Muha.sS
employers that he should 10 orger consider hi ''
respon,ib.e for DE MS conduct This remark eveu.a
afed DE MaIOas lo.0g hs situa.Ion ana from that
time dated his misfortune Unable 20 get empo ymeut
he means Of subsistence he would hsve starved had
t his WIFE by her shame earned their Dor, ad II lie
eaid that ReMarbais had regular fsticuif fht with
the Dn3, Clerk IN the street, aud charged ms mis-
toTtanes upon him. And 1t is further said hat this
clerk followed DE Marbais with uureeoting ylndc.
Gvertss that kept him enectualy Sut OF work.
Whe her Blanehe'S beauty had any thing to do vito
this, We cant say.
Read in the light which this account throws upon
them, DE Msr0aiss letters are OF comparatively
Interpretation. The following sentence evident
fers to his trial for forgery:
$50 the people Of Cincinnati II man does - ,a.
once no, Lac the good Samaritan help him up no they
usmpe him down, down. and give han chance 70 &c.
noathul
coed deal ct romantic talk was set in motion shout
chs affair Yesterday. Ii WAS said that ne had been
oxiled from France &c. But our account pines from
q source which entities il 10 flu credit
DE Msrbais and his wife lay at the hospital all day
yesterday, without much change in their couiitioa
They were kept asleep with morphine. Toward even
ing they grew worse, and 81 II O'Clock there wss but
htle hope Of their recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
4 SLAYER, PERHAPS.
Corres2 ndtnce Of The N. y. Tribune.

COrre1g ndtncc OF ~ l. lIlSuAr
NEWPORT, Il. l., Aug. Is, 1859.
There is living at Nsw,Beoford, Mass, large
/, hoops- of about 200 tpns burden, painted black ;
name on her stern is Horace Staples of Westport.
lis schooner has been lying there for about three
weeks. She apparently has no cargo on board. She
hes out in the harbor, scout 300 yards from the
whaves. What she is there for IS not publicly kqowr,
but she does not seem 10 be there for any ordinary
purpose She has neither landed nor received cargo
but has LAIN there idly. l wss in vessel anchored
near her, i,o.n Friday last to Sunday morning, aud
was struck b. the unusual quiet Of the vessel saw
one on her Gn Friday. Saturday, after dark saw
g small boat board her. On Sunday morning saw a
gro man dlpg about upon her decks. He proba-
Pr the cook. A little while after two
rough common looking come deck and sit
down with their legs the Isil ssterr They sat
thsre good While; perhaps al hour. The United
S;S.es roverue-cutisr was lying not far of just be-
fore We sailed Sunday, | asked frieud on our
vessel he hsd observed this schooner saying that
could not understand what she wss. His reply was,
tina, in conversation with several gentlemen the
ing before, this veSse. spoken Of as probably in
tended for SLAYER and on this suspicion she
being watched. l have never seen SLAYER, but this
schooner seemed TO tooe well adapted to hat pur.
pose. She is long, fulrgged, has handsome model,
and has altogether the appearance of being q very
fast sa.ler. Her capacity for carrying slsyes be-
heve TO he mach greater than most vessels of her tun-
mage. kpow nothing shout her beyond wins, have
ssld but strongly believe that she is designed Cor
shaver,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Stpsrnshps-YorkowD Parrish Norfolk Indian Heinoken I;
Kask fBr Brownies Nassau Cunard City Of Manchester
(sr n, uneoy Liverpool j. Dale; Fulton Cope Havre W.
DfsNtoD.
sLps-fiows ard NI,m Brlsb. Hamburg L. Z. Amsncs !;
Sch sprsgue, Gil. spir, r. tterda Funcb 4 Mainoke
Bsik-Atiie tBr }, Dammermsn, Bremen, Hepshen I'M
hart.
Brs-S HI eht, Park, Boston. Walsh Carver Chase e
PIa,t, Smith st Johns, ". f., p - 4 Small
hoourIs Ksl~ah, Gsrdner Ehzabthport Trssk Dear.
BON Eketve, Jayne, Char .son, McCrady, Mott Co T.
Hotonbe Daey savsnr oh Scranton Telmsn Maria Louisa
ummipgs Fall River master Nenonetts Snow Phi AIDE phia
J. W. Mckee; Deborah. MIDGET Plymouth ". c, master
Lane orr Hssy, Jamaica master A. b. Melon Benson,
New Orleans master; Elen Rodman, Borman, New Bedford,
master.
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Disnsters. &c.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 10 The steamship Thomas swarm, Ram
arrived her today from NewYork aud reports pssce y
tsidsy ,s- aft schr ashore Cape Henry with ne
bT. akiig over her.
Bos1oS Aug ia letter dated GLASGOW Avg reports t1e
total loss o tie b. brig AdeDe from Glasgow bound TO ffo
d.nc- .
Ship AdonSscs hom stokEolm arrived here 70 day repfS
Avg 49, at 49, lon 20 40. into by ship Arnora
New York for Liverpool AID lost igure.hesd cu.ws~''
The AIuorial's oansge il not known. 1880,
spostp Aug ~ lA' a lon So brig Magnet from Andaf
Tor York, leaking badly and pumping alta Rot,
July w. lat ~ lon a. ship VIM. Nelson, Wed fem Ess,
finn Lonoon for New.Yotk-[By telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
5,oos INDIANE TIRES TENING THE FROM
TIER.
100 INDIANS AND FIVE WHITES KILLED IN
A BATTLE

Tie HestlrR Mttropol.fGn Extra Of Kansas City.
Aug. I6 has the following:
This Fridsy) morning Mr.. Charles A. Hsssler, 8
merchant at Empons, arrived in this city, bringing
Of en- alarming nature concerning recent stacks
By the Indians upon the settlers of Whites atsr and
Walnut Rivers, IN Butler and Greenwood Counties,
Kansas Territory.
The number of Ksw, dosage, and Comsnche Indians
in thst vicinity, is about 5000 al warriors. They
have lstsy removed from the Little Arkansas, where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEST.-COroner Morris neld
an inquest yesterday upon the body OF man named
John Murdock in the employ of the Long Dock Com
pany The evening previous deceased attempted to
lump on locomotive running between the tunnel aud
dock when be fell under the wheels, receiving ipja'
lies which caused his death after. Verdict, az
cidental death.
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WEW-IERSEY ITEMS.

Morris AND ESSEX RAILROAD ExTESsIoS TO THE
UUDsos. -The Board Of Directors OF the MOTIFS ano
Essex Railroad Company held Il meeting on Tuesday
IT which the 6bal papers between the and mr.. b9-
win A. Stevens, in relation to the extension OF 'ne
road 20 Hoboken, were completed. Tue contracts
fulfill All the guarantees made a, the special ana an
NAL meetipgs, aud secure TO the present roso aoo
stockbolcers the advantages promised. Inc early
construction of the road is now considered to tie cef-
tain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

Nsw Communicates night an attempt was
made to GOOD the city with counterfeit So bills the
Peoples Bank Of this city, but the police having re-
ccived carly information of the fact notified the shop
keepers their respective beats, aud prevented many
persons from being defrauded. The Fourth Ward
P,lce arrested man named Carr for attempting
70 pass one of the bills, and locked him up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

ro -o,, s,, w ser required Frop~i the ens'r7 viii iA'
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h. .srhei s1y ,ulo;i' - a. j ie
.lp,n" sorsi ana .eP' ID ole' y 'DS
9 oh i.y..io, 70 RAILROAD propisois consists;
H. III swing il th- It ooo tiyes on- .tEhns
AH'Vent =. ne eatpo'- 81 9,e al riroai
u.r kr.-ire he.vy lcom 1--WE ma tn- -
II. sLuual 10, the raj reed Interests 0 re ni'ed On
this cause may be stated by millions
TIE Cstroso Press notices the arrival o. two
vessels os.d with rsiIoa' iron for the Chicago ana
Northwestern 81. Paul snd Fond dd Lac R"'no'l'
The gap. i ia expected viii be competed October !.
From tn, CiaeianIfi GIzeti Aug H.
The market Tor Bfesd-tuf. during the week - oesn
very much DO pressed srd prices have fec hei mHt--
rally closing with Dragging sni spir't'sss trade MS
j. ovUg ~ the utttvorab.e adyces from NeS pls,
where prices have Continued To fall ot more TaplNiy
iban IN this market. ne whs'an iiDg orr cdrreDcy "a
. relatively higher than seabJsri quotations. IL IS
evident the dealers here are more c.0nient 81 3 re-
,c'ou N n. im~dis's 1'ue thu those IA. sssb ard 10
there to be no confidence 3. :, he Ea sni Pc-s
IoW dtd cow as the touched "iihn tnr '1
v- year, be The landing and pae IT, declining
stIcy Az ~s con s ra ioi y 81 S IN ~
rhou rtsri wbs i; nay DING Thu. hsy- hereto
ricdurers and before the f .esAor fai " III par
ts. vio .re arueipars se,Sy 'agPies i,e ssa'o,fa
B. thought he pIr ope ih is key 10 rule N thn NATL
in ,. couptr, reprr.er,,d BY deb,. OF which se9yer
cue tn boarding process viii b- extensively procured and
.b,eu bp.s, en- viii ,hape Their sc,nd>n
uh BE- raher than what ought Be. l. TO be
sIi.d snrpus crop. net Ia pr portion 10 ne
1859 that OF ioj M IN ne
s,r wear large the crp OF 1857 earn over
thi. she srsis were IN crest measure oats on
Ttis f>ct not 20 b. s sisi q"
therefore to look fr an satffn 20"
cuTr,rcy there sntici pate the r"e'tao shme
iDe and hence thu samP-de IN NewioIA - s 80
y sut cfs psic caused By niorr.tnn rgarins tduts
surp. hot rphabe This ~ tim contributes h
,5uc. IN. urysine tue Ncs aud urt the
.w, of Traders and produc-rs bronsh closer tos-'he
ehsus. ~ expected Ibesr pa-' a.
the h'-, antiipa'ue
ric,s AZ holong for the establish M ~
hgH
If hal A. y bu,be but lower figures they VIII roy %
-, i,bev can k.lp IL of the Newton papers AK NJ
A. ;, enough for wh. a. in hat mas~. rms "ii
- o,. ~ about haze and would net farmers
3D. u, a, an .y,r.ge 4Cd5c hna cs eahqnaAe ulsn
m. crop. AZ figures, but without the inefrrtb's ~
5, m. nvul.ion OF the comUeica e-m'h .
80 =. ,ausl - 81 u bushel in New YORK
" that current prlres for "het a.h
& almost precisely with the quotations at this dae
l,,, y.ar The figures mpaIe ttu.; 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
MARIE ID.

Observation-Disclosures mi. city. on Monday, Aug. is,
by toe ,R.y. ~ J. Mncelu, Nj George eoJ NIX 70 Miss
Anna b. Tu-r Lra daughter OF N.Y. JTHeTpta al OF ho'oD
PABKER-ORiEBLY-At ST. Paurs Church, Rocbestsr' a
Hbo., Aug l. By n. Nv Mr.. Neeley, Rotor ~ mrs
Ihu,ch Dr. William Pirker Of San francisco and hi''
daughter Of Henry O'Riely Of New.fors
wEFKs-MAGRaW-Ou Tuesday, AUG. 16, a. he S..r;on-
street Bsp. Church ~ ;h' Rev. Dr. BgelJ", james w.
Weeks ana Theresa Mssiaw. both ~ ms o;y'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

Ship vitna of B,top Hqtbrd, Manila Aprl5 Java Head
Hss ro aS 70 AZ sr q @.@ a a which ns +
the cape experience most weather for 20 days,
MAXI I35 day.. ssd 10 c5mp,ny 6om ST. Helena ships
Rn.o (of BAH frlondou. 1.-THE X had while of th- Cap.
.l,b ship, b4bs Annie of Cape TOWN. for NrwYok, from
lchabo, vim susno Hun.s (whser. Of New eedfodl.
2s DO sIem {, st Helena june 49, lat SO 20 s. lon.
T. spoke Enslh hip Royal for Liverpool same day. passed.
baIa bsaleya Liverpool; July Ia 2, p g.. lon s. F..
81 10 rs 80 W passed b,rk O. den Rule steering
Ship orin IF Bo.to) Elliot Liverpool July TO- mdss. to
l6b Oh .rong be from W .h heavy westerly seq,
18th took sa ~he ia st IS !, loo s. from the ~e"t%S
and dug Lcb carried away fore yard since then nd ahs
Aug H. LAT 10 "a In ~ d. tool p" from boat No. II. Aug
w,.k, out bao Y 90 .h on Bank oaeresn1
Snip Adele HAM Clousen Antwerp ~ days, md.s and 81
I Is AS o6 :, i9 .poss big
p"me tbr from Barcelona for Rchbucto 20 days out all
veil leih lat Al 81 loo s. g. saw ship Empress Br Of ST.
jim b. 'teeringo Has had light westerly winds aud fog
snip Alice Of Ba,c Murphy Trieste iOl days. left Gibraltar
Big Ms,y mil, D. Baby. BIO JapeiIo Jolly coa-s to
E0wD t surinsm 10 date lat 50 "a lon &c. spoke bark Mar
Dhs Graer wonbinstou Freeby BAH. July 49, snssr to
Kh.sId Won Sachs Sailed IN company with bark r. Tsan-
brs I'm pres. Br London) Guibrr Bathurst River Gam.
bia Jay IS coehpea &C., w. W. DE Forces, Co.
big Caroline Porter Aspinwa ~ days hides, bns &c, 70
J. + joy.
Brig vetor. Ursula Br Lenoir Pictou days coal to Briggs
4 Co
schr A. Bradshaw Fish s, Key T H. l2says sal.
Aus. 49, lat - 81 lon. "a b. spoke schr Julia NJ Hslock,
10 days h.uce for 5 Jsgo, Cuba.
scti Gene =, Williams BE- McAimon, Newark, 10 ballast
20 Weller Ton pkiLs.
se' Eewsro Lawyer (of Ne~buypor) Bsyey Areceibo,
r., AUG . sugar 10 e. Psvenstedt 4 Co.
schr tnene johnson, Sutton Bsypor Fa 10 days cedar
10 johnson Bisgins
sch John Maitland to Batimore) Speed Remedies Aug
{, sugar, tobacco, &c 81 Merrill & Abbott
scbr Lombard tof 'tu) Harding Malaga 50 days fruit,
&c, 10 Crosby, CrocseI C,
Sctr Gen. Tsylor Jones, Beverly fab.
Sclr j. hn Dix, Allen, Sc'iuste nails.
schr h.oOrs, Rhodes, Rockiand days. lime
schr u ~ Cush ne Smith, Rondoui coalf Dover.
Shop Oliver Am.s French, Tauntou nails &c
soop NJ ID hsngsm Russell. Taunton nails sc.
sb khooe Island C,r Providence days fndse 70 na.as
stsuus mes Stevens, Tsater Warren r. l., z bour''
having ~ [ Belle.
Steamer Boston seuew PHILADELPHIA, and Cape Nay mdss sDd
psss u +. Perkins
Steamer Oprsy Kenney, Providence. mdse TO Isaac Ode
BELOW-A full rugged orig. - 90.
SAlLt Dst.auships karak Nassau; Yorktown norfolk
&c brig /. T. knight, Js,on.
Withholding the day, from ". 20 N. n W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

ArREsr ny rHE HARBoR PoLICE.-On FriiayI
ing Aoe, ocloCi Occr Dixon Of The Harlem Police
wo his Samuel Allen III The Of hroskius
tzso the cabin so5p Geo Edwsrd Wing the foot ~ Oliver,
street. he the Station House aud committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

blurred BY THE LoCONoTvE.-A man named
Thomas Halpin resiong in New-York, while crossing
the railroad track, over by the cars and had
one Of his feet crushed. He was removed to the
Hospital and yesterday morning his foot was amputa-
TED by DR.. Quidor, City Physician.
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Reccipts Of Produce,

TOTAL ny ALL Rou1Es 10 1859 - 67l bbs Flour. Ao
do Ost Nal rs Corr M-a l29, bush. Wheat 1900 do.
2I'co DO Barley 3i pkgs Provisions 20 do WHISKY 70
DO Ashes 8 do. Oil Cake
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by telegraph.

SANDY HOOK, Aug 10 sun~t-One brg pa'sns toa
Ho IN tow and ohs anchor inside tie BAR e'uno In
Vino fresh from N w. weather cloudy. .
HIGHLANDS, Aug 10 suniet.-Soip American Esfe Toui
London two ships the ong bound In "iad nsas
nom n. w weather hszy.
BOSTON Aug l9-Anyed ships Leila Haynes RTf'raam'
Loc nds Smith, Tspsn bark Vivid Light BLANCHARD Antwerp.
OF Highland Light Cape Cod ship BOeO from Singapore 'e
B'.ton
err1ul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

LAUscH.-The launch OF the steam propeller Rch-
ard X Cuyler, for the New-York and Savannah noe
belonging to the American Ataut'c S;reF Steamship
Co., Will take place this afternoon al 4 O'clock IRON
the yard of Samuel Sueeden at GreenpDnt.
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Noyemcnt- Of Ocean steamers.
To AR RlN T.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rses.... 54 S-ts.... 6:5l Moon-Rses 9:5la
BISB
Sandy Hook 1851 Gov. Island IL ala HelCiae.... l2
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cn.el s.h.d bin wast Il clut 'i-ed' AM 10 ''
"a 6fes With potbiDs bu; q Jt'r1. ,,,.r .;,hor.
They then accused him o. o.las p - w., s,, "a
49,, oee POI 81 a. the a@ sad n't beng
.. ., oct /. of. compel'et he by 10 t'ks 90 hs
Iy,,e with abien the Other fellows cns zoe ST
..,,isd ont. when he struck IN the fs'e aeu
- 80 down. Another man care up Too proved
~ pTva,e w.,camap end The Io5b.rs He'd vita
pe c,rpe: bag Policemen W'lsoD and Holiday arrived
soon sft.r 81 p1rsusd the accl-ed They Ser@ i'uoi
in az uboccupisd b1loms on me corner Of NEVIS eol
R-Tysn .treei.. AMI the carDe-bsg, which tney hsd
thr0su II to the yard, recovered. Tue l'ck Gs1
l.. en- broken off snd -keu from the pocket OF one
Of the sccu,td. Counsel fO, the dsfendaots 0bained
az adjournment until Sanrday, 10 orieT " e1dnoe s
n,iv.. waterman. The accused stand committed
meaI bile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

AsoTHER NV BoAT.-The Ferry-boat Ethan
Alien, another of the new boats built for the Long
lizard Fery Company sill be pa, on Peck--lp Ferry
on Monday morning. The Two reua.u'ng boa;s are
very nearly completed, and VIII soon be put on the
ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

Aug H. of Fire and by pilot. boat virsln.h Bos
Marin White tof PToyidenee). hcm Havana VI "'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
Prime Whit " hest....Sl U"d tl % sl Slg el ~
piimr Red Wheat...... ID % o'~ o.

Sup.rtue Flour......... cU ' oo -" -.
Tbr- i inn difference, hosever IT, tn CONDITION oil
n. trade the peOds famed In 1893 prc-s nsh ~ up
rc .pducy and Ia two Flour advanced 5r. y obl
aud Wh..t Zoe buthe while the ter delcy IL do" inward
There s, ,Dobsr feature Tohy OF tee ia yrsr h-re
~ is,rs .Itn1s from 1857 short for 1885, wbc
s wear Their. no surplus old Wheat and the of new
oua, ~ OF somewhat larger than that OF iS IL Also oe
euonsd IL this connection tba, there having been EG
ron. an d, cereals year. any change this season
n b. for the b. tier.
The Assessors valuation of the City of Bntf4o for
the present year, in comparison with the last two
ycars ia ss follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

To,al.........sE47,otl sS5,5l20t0 sS27 %
Iwlll be that there is decrease this year IN
the valuation of real estate, as compared with 1913,
OF sI,7Ii, o5, and in personal estate OF s5So6l
making total decrease in real and personal OF
$2,247i5.