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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-09-29
REPORTED FOR THE JEFFERSONIAN.
Proceedings in Court.

Monday. 10. 80 A. M.-Court assem-
bled and the Judge charged the Grand
Jury, strongly animadverting upon the
condition of the Bridge over Brodhead's
Greek, in the lower part of the Borough
The civil list was called over and the
case of John Schwartz against John Mer
wine, taken up. This was feigned is
cue to try the right to certain moneys ID
Court. raised upon the personal property
of Albert Leo, upon executions in the
hands of the Sheriff in favor of John
Schwartz and John Merwine,-that Of
John Sobwartz having the right of prior
ity. The allegations of the defence were
that the judgment OF Schwartz was obtain
ed fraudulently and without good and
valid consideration. The case turned
upon the point whether the judgment Of
Schwartz aoas good aud valid in law
verdict in favor of the plaintiff. Burnett
for plaintiff, ,-Dreher s. Gepp for defend
ant.
The remainder of the day was occupied
in trying a Commonwealth case, for as
sault aud battery. Court adjourned to
8 o'clock to morrow morning.
Tuesday, 8. A. NJ. Court assembled
aud after some delay on account of alb
senee of witnesses, the case of Nicholas
Altemose as. Jacob Hufsmith was taken
up. This is dry and uninteresting case
of trespass NJ ct ar0ais, for goods taken
and carried away, in which the title to
certain lands come 10 question. The
case will probably occupy the entire day
and great part of to-morrow.-Dreher
Gepp & Burnham for plaintif.-Davis
& Reeder for defendants.
The Grand Jury came in just before
aight and presented the Bridge over BrOd
heads Creek as a common nuisance, and
recomme udiug the County Commissioner:
to give il their earliest attention. Also
the place where the road to the Delaware
Water Gap CROSSES the line of the Della.
ware Lack. & West. r. r. as appearing
highly dangerous on account of the ina
bility of travellers on said road to see th'
cars until very near the Rail Road ane
also recommending to the County Com
missioners to give attention to the fac
that it bas been the practice to allow al
kinds Of public exhibitions and meeting
to be beld 10 the Court House to the grca
detrimeut Of the building.
The following bills we're acted upon b.
the Grand Jury.
Commonwealth as. Jonas Dotter en-,
John Dotter, Jr-Assault and battery
/, Bill ignored. County to pay costs.
: Same Us. Jacob Hawk.-Fornicatio
and bastardy. True bill. Continued t
t next term.
Same as. Simpson Barry (alias Miller
Larceny. True bill.
Same gS. John Miller-Larceny. Tru
e bill.
Same Us. Joseph Skelton.-Larceny.-
True bill.
Same Us. Stephen uff.-ForDicstio
1 and bsstsrdy. True bill.
Same cs. John Snith.--Assault an
battery. Trne bill.
! Same gs. Nelson Skyler.--Assault an
battery. True bill.
Same vs John MeNeely and Jane M
: Neely Assault and battery. True bill
Same Us. George Burd.--SelliDg liquc
I without license. True bill.
: Same vs Joseph Kemmerer, sr. Cbri,
topber Felker, Henry Fenper, and job
I Drebsr. supervisors Of Hamiton.-Indicl
meDt for not repairing the Highways i
said township. True bill.
Court adjourned to . o'clock to.mol
row.
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nPThe Hero Pac;,cator w

HTTbe Hero Pacifcstor WINFIELD
ScoTT, is to be sent to the seat of lfficul.
ties on our North Western coast. Thus
has it been for forty years: in times of
greatest trouble, our government appeals
--and not in vain--to that greatest Of
living Warriors and true Statesman. To
time of peace, they reject him for Frank.
lin Pierce!
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sH RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, the
Democratic candidate for Auditor Gene
raj, visited our place on Tuesday last
and was serenaded in the Esening, al
at bi. hotel by the Stroudsburg Corne'
Band.
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Chr 1cdrrsoniau.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1859.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL.
Thomas L. Cochran, of York co.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
William ii. Keim, of Berks Co.

10r UPsET-As a carriage containing
three individuals was passing up street
on Tuesday last, when opposite the Odd
Fellows Hall, the horses sbied and over
turned the carriage, damaging the tor
and slightly injuring about the neck
man named Hanna.
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a New Counterfeit.

Very dangerous counterfeit five dollar
bill on the Lock Haven Bank, at Lock
Haven, Pa, are in circulation. The
counterfeit is perfect fac si'psae OF the
genuine.
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To the owners of Horses

The undersigned announces to the cit
izens of Monroe County that he is pre-
pared to effect the certain cure of the
following diseases Spa0in, Rlng6one,
iSplint, or any bony IHniors. Siclney,
Fsaula, Pole Evtl, and other diseases.
Call on or address
SAMUEL L. BREES.
Stroudsbure, Pa. Sept. 20, 1859.
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B~Ex-Gov David r. Porter has
been elected Vice President of the Sa-
bine and Rio Grande Rail Road Compa-
ny, and designs leaving for Texas in the
course of month or two.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-09-29

sgThe Illinois State Journal is In
formed that sales Of corn in the field have
been made to some extent at SIS and Sc
per acre.
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New Corn.

In Casper county, Indiana, this year s
corn has been already brought to market,
solid, we'll matured grain, probably the
earliest growth and gathering of corn ev-
or noticed In Nortern Indiana.
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DOG LOST---s2 REWARD!

@J Strayed from the residence OF
~ the subscriber, in Stroudsburg.
Monday, Sept 18th inst Poin,
ter Dog. He is of medium size: color
white, with liver -colored spots. On the
body and legs the spots are small aud
numerous, while the head is almost en-.
tirely liver colored, ,-on the back near
the tail is one spot, nearly round, about
two inches in diameter. He had on his
peck when be left, leather strap with a
long chain attached, answers to the name
of Dandy"
Any person returning said dog to the
subscriber will receive the above reward
and no questions asked.
A. REEVES JACKSON.
Stroudsburg, Sept. 20, 1859.
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WlCs---WlCS---WlcS.

DACTHELOR'S WIGS and TOUPEES surpasses all.
ID They ire elegant. light easy and durable.
Fitting to a charm-no turning up behlud--no shrink-
ing the head indeed. this is the only Establishment
where these things properly understood aud made
233 Broadway, iNeTYork. tDec 9, lo5S-ly.
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MARRIED.

By the Rev. j. &. Miller, on the even
ing of Monday, the 26th lost. Mr.. Will
liam Cameron, Jr., Of Lewisburg, Pa,
and Miss Minerva Eylenberger, Of
Stroudsburg, Pa.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
FROM THE
Quaker City Publishing House

quaker lily usiisninS HVucO'
100000 CATALOGUES,
NEW, ENLARGED AND REvIsED-Now READY
FOR DISTRIBUTION
Superior Inducements 10 the
Public!
n@A new and sure plan for obtaining
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, and
other valuable Prizes. Full particulars
given in Catalogues. which will be sent
free to all upon application.
Valuable Gifts, worth from SO cts. to
800. GUARANTEED to each purcha-
ser. 100000 in Gifts have been dis
tributed to my patrons within the past
six months.
The inducements offered Agents are
more liberal than those of any other house
in the business.
Having been in the Publishing and
Bookselling business for the last eight
years, my experience enables me to con-
duct the Gift Enterprize with the greatest
satisfaction to all.
~AGENTS WANTED in every
Town and County.
For full particulars address
DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House,
33 South Third Street.
Philadelphia. Pa.
ISeptember %. 1S5o--4m,
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ENDEPENDANT INFORMATION.
Ala John G.. Daubds.

1aW st lIERC CHANT TAIROR, respect.
July informs the public that be has re-
sumed business in Stroudsburg. His shop
is on Main street, in the new brick buil-
ding recently erected by DR.. Sydenham
Walton, directly opposite the Post Office,
where be will always keep on hand, aud
make up to order, superior lot of
Cloths, CasSimeres and gestings.
tie will also cut and make up cloths fur
nished by his customers. As be does not
design dealing in slop shop goods will
employ none but the best workmen, the
public may, consequently, rest assured
that all work entrusted to him cannot fail
to give satisfaction. Thankful for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him pri-
or to bis late retire ment, be hopes to mer.
it and receive a return of the same.
September %, l659.-tf.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-09-29

Shoe business and Factories
can be carried on proiilably at Hammonton
See advertisement of Hammonton Lands.
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To the Voters of Monroe Co.
FszIo10 Citizens Il hereby offer my
self as candidate for the Office Of
COUNTY COMMIS SSIONER.
Should 1 be elected pledge myself to
perform the duties of the Office faithfully,
and for the best interest of the tax pay
ers of the county.
ADAM CUSTARD.
Hamilton tsp, Sept. Is, 1852.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMED Y
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED LETTERS
BY ROYAL sgsss ss PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of Sir J. Clarke,
III. d. Physician Extraordinary to The
Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfailing in the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution subject 1t moderates all excess
and removes all obstrucions, and speedy cure may
be relied on.
TO Married Ladies'
it is peculiarly suited. twill, in short time, bring OF
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
tamp of Great British, to prevent counterfelts
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage but any other time they
are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain il
the back and limbs, fatigue slight exeron, papita
ion of the heart Mysteries and whes these PILLS vii
effect cure when all other means have failed; and al
though powerful remedy, do not CONTAIN iron, cao
MEL antimony, anything hutful to- e constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet 0und each package
| which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States ami Canada,
JOB MOSES
| (LateI C. BadW q Col
| Rochester, n. Y.
NB-S1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to an
authorized Agent, will insure bottle, coniaIRg 5U pill
| by return mail. For sale IN Struud< urg, by
! July L. 5g-Iy J. n. DURLING, Agent.
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To the Voters of Monroe Co.

To the Voters Of Monroe Co.
Fello1c. Citizens AT the solicitation
Of a-number of my friends, | offer myself
as a candidate for the Office of
County Surveyor.
Should | be elected, | will eDdeavor to
perform the duties of the Office impartial
ly and with fidelity.
MELCHOIR SPRAGLE.
Stroudsburg, Sept. % 1859.
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TO Married Ladies
CAUTION.

N. B.-S1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle conalRg 80 pills
by return mail For sale IN StruudS urg by
July |. 1883 -ly }. n. DURLlNG, Agent.
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MARRIED.

BUCK-ACKERMAN-At the residence Of the bride. father
HUDSON City, y. "Wednesday July - by the Rev Dr.
Taylor, L. Whiting Buck NJ D., To Miss Catherine r. Acker-
nan, both Of the abOve place.
COUCH-BROWN-At Andover N II MONDAY, june =;
at brides parents by the Rev Samuel
Robbip, Mr. Ira II. COuch 20 Miss Mary T.. Brown.
EFR-PORTER-On "wednesday, July y a. the Church OF
the ncarUstoD by the Rev. Henry Monteomery S-th
GeeI 10 Rebecoa c. daughter Of late Charles Pore all Of
this city. q,
KiMBALI-RAWsON-At Albany, Monday. july 49, by
IN, Rev T. ley Robert o. KimbIl 70 Sarah R,wson,
daughter Of the late 7. Rawson Of Clinton.
MILWARD-EDGE-On Thursday. July ], AZ the Parish
Church Edsbsson Birmiu England, By the Rev T.
Chstaway NJ A., John frideick Mward Of Brooklyn,
~ y frances Mary eldest daughter VI Charles Edge ESD,
Of Edebss,on. -
POTTER-KINGSLAND-On Saturday April 9. By The Rev.
MORAN Dix Assistant Minister Of Trinity Church. v T. M
L. Potter Mis-. Louise KinEslsnd, 18th Of Brooklyn d.
RHOADFs-YOUNG-ln Brooklyn L. D.. Monday, july
49, by the Rev Mr. Mclean Mr. Edward N Rhoades to Mis-.
Elizabeth Young ,
TRIPLER-VOLMER-On Sunday evening July II, by the
Rev James Meti residence Of the brides pafens In
Seventh street Mr. Thomas Edgar Tnpler 10 Mss Caroline
VoIner, all Of this city.
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DIED.,

BOLsTFR-n this city, Thursday evening July 81 Henry
b. Alderman Of the Eey. nth and OF the
Sixteenth WARDS, aged 6s years, month and 10 days
Notice Of the funeral will be given 20 morrow
Bridgeport papers please copy.
DILON-On Thur.day July 81 from injuries received from
being by Hudson River Railroad Thomas Dillon,
aged 62 yeats, Dsse Of County Lopsord, Ireland
HI, friend, invited TO sepa m. ape' al TINS rrdayl morning
Dublin papers please copy.
FENTON-At Stanford Conn, Tuesday morning July 10,
cholera nfanum, John Cummings, infant con Of John L.
ard Margaret Fenrn.
GETTY-At Moriche' Long Island Monday. July IS Jaha
H. daughter Of Henry and Elizabeth D. oe'ty aged yea"
Weep not for those
Who sink witt ia the Of death,
Ere the chilly WintTy breath
Ofsonow DER them bows"
GETMAN-At Msyfed, Fulton County, ~ T. on SATURDAY.
July Sarah Getman, ughter of David Getman eq in
the 2lst year Of her age.
GARRY-After long and tedious Illness Wednesday July
a. Marcia Gary beloved daughter Of Patrick AID BRIDGET
Garry, eyed q years, native OF the Parish Of KILL Kings
County, ireland.
GORMAN-n this city, on "Wednesday. July 20 at O'Clock,
John Gorman a native u the County Galway, Ireland.
HAIGUT-At Chsppaqua Westchester County, N. Y, on
Fo1rth dsy the III inst Phebe Haigh wife of Samuel
Haigbt, in the S2d year Of her age
The f will take place from her late residence Seventh
day the 23d inst, at II O'Clock a. m.
HARRIwAN-In this city, Tuesday evening July 49, NJ IS
Eliza Hartman aged IS years
KIRTLAND-At Mariner Harbor, Island Tuesday,
July 49, Ira C. Garfield aged Is years son Of Henry Kirkland
late Of ola Ssybrook, Conn.
McGuIRKIn this city Tuesday July 49, Kate, wife Of An
drew McC ink.
ROONEY-In th, city, Wednesday, July % Bartholomew
J. Rooney aged 50 years, mouth and . days.
RYNOln this city, Wednesday July % Of disease OF the
heart William Il. Ryno, aged p years.
SMITH-At ST. Joseph Mo-, Monday July 10, Benjamin
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
tteId the funeral from the residence Of his mother No IL
TICKNOR-At Lebanon, n H.. Saturday July &c. Alice
freere, wife Of J.. g. Tcknor, aged IS years
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Pm sseuycvs Arrived.

IN steamship 4friea from LrevpoolMr Philip Henry T.,
and lady Chss Henry Miss Trsppols Mr. Lamo. and lady,
Mr Ne and aoy CABIN aud lacy, Mad Bene, Mics James,
MIR Tharia and lady Mr.. de Forest and lady Mis-. ooody.s
Mr O. J. Nichols and lady, Mr. A. fea.o9 Mr. ps,or,,
~ A Wic.s lady end servant, Mr. McGrath. L. Noel
John Fair n. Ha',op, Geo $ Maley, Geo. 4. Woodrea
lady Mr. iarpie r. Lieyeaudais NJ Laugion. kobers
Nj Cha. Hee.ner and lady M Fisher. Mss Banks Tseotore
IL. W T. Regt. and lady. Mr. ~ nendez, q Bstt.non
sehu.der Mr. Thalmessireer Mr. Re1enoseh' Mu br.nh.
H. HUT, T. Hyer, Joseph Young John b. Hal aod lady
Francis CROWD Mr. ssinser, Mr. Stein, Prot h,dem.nn
iaiy Mr. Sempe Mr. Churchill Mr Fenueli, Andrew Smith,
Mr. Montant Mr. Bets Geo Simpson, MT de Silva Damo
mann Tbos Cruron p Palmer, Paul S)leiac, H. ClrIas
Mr. Tomrkins Lde Muller Mr.. Cselleux, s. lill M Hey
ward C. Bartholomew. Smith Lougee Mr. Bschoh D.
MeKeiar J. n HALE & II Sheean, Thos. Terry, jr, VIM
Beye spd lady IL Mckay, Peter MepSnald, v s,einsr
Low Kayanagh Mr. Csn,s fby, Miss Canefoury james
Canterbury Richard Canterbury c. IL. Nordmsn, Mr. Ro'en
stein. TOTAL l3.
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r. NJ steamship Africa, Shannon Liverpool July 9, at
On iis Eth in dense log Arrived Of the Battery a 40 n
The steamship Europa from Boston aad Hsf.s arrived
SHIPS CITY Of SewYoIk aud Sea King towing pa sad BdtIA
chip Fleetwood bound In July 49, lat a AZ, on 80 49, passed
British bark May Leonsrd bound w.
Steamship Locust Point French Baltimore and Norfolk mds
Ship Endymn. Hae, Liverpool June 10, md.e and pas
moT1 SG sSh@Ehi Ssnc mn % J. n sI Rss
coored seaman fell OVERHEARD and drowned Took pilot
10Th i1'p May Catherine No. O. in lon o. ~
to order Passed Gbner June q Lat. y 80 lon % No. was
day. out al wel-hsd whales, shortly s.r saw then
Get out tsse boats. Suppose they bad sighted one July lat
Bark Chan Pon !o Boston, Mayo Crons,.dt June hemp
masteI Lett E!.inOre June IL Passed Fair Island 2I.,
Nabincket South shoal bearing w so miles, spoke nip
Bns Torrent (of BOSOM Montgomery Bristol e. - days
R@Pb; 10 . . Igy lat 49, yn a. spoke British brig G.
shs Lsvaces Parker Galveston 80 days cotton to Bremen
an. Gss;sf i ie sisSsil. r:s'' ''
BIis Denmark Roger koDdont, coal 70, Boston:
Big W. Harris tBr Rothnan wind.or N s., Is days.
BIs Apgq.ta, Cole, Mschla days. spar. Peck Church
SI'Se b srls {'rh Harvey Windsor NS days.
schT z Brain.rs, Hal.e, Portland days, stone.
hr "ocot', Parker Boston days, mdse. 70 Dayton
sehf Louisa, Chase Bo.ton days md.e to s. w. lie, n.
s sssT k kss T:5 Cole Msas; day.. Snow
Frsnes 18th lust, lat ~ 49, oa. ~ 80 spoke ship ~ Lad
wig q Warrep, Me steering Y.
schr f-ssendeD Hooper Eastport days la:hs
Sthr Richard bullwiDk-, French Rockland days line.
schr. :eshower, Clark, New Bedford 3dsy., ballast
scAr Albert jam son, Jameson, Rocklsnd fdays lime.
schr Psil's, French Rocksnd days, lime.
sehr tirante Lodge, Tsrr Gloucester 8 days fish,
Scbr BfsiDard, Brooks Portland days fire
Schr NJ Brainsrdl Riley Portland 3dsys. stne.
schr Chas. Cooper. Church Portland days, stone
sehr Mary Brock~sy Brainlrd, Portlsnd2 lays stone
sehr Robert Smith, Wilcox. Portland days stone.
schr John Wright Smith, Portland days, stone.
scbT ". Shaler, Sckes, Portland days stOns
scLr Benjamin Butler, Crowley Portland days ston..
sciE Cinderella, Jones' New Haven 2dsy., in balas,
schr HudGon, Walin Bangor days, lumber 70 Jed Fry
schr satis Wa.s, Harrington days LON Der Smith
Boynton
schr Herbert Man;on Crosby Boston days. inssed to H r
Baker & Bros
shr Benjamin. Whaln, Easpor 10 days, s,hs 70 Jed. Fry
schr ha'e Gordon Wilson, rrDton days iron
steamer Delaware, Copes Philadelphia and Cape May, md
and pass. 20 Perkins.
BELOW -3masted schr. Arzae venas, Ce.te May H. Also
barb and big
snLEDsteamshp Adelaide, Galway ship Bs,ic, Zsres,
81 John ~ b.. brig La Grsnge, Aspisw.; .chr L. Coming
sn| otLeis Also, steamship Huntsville. savannah
Withholding the day, from N. w. TO w. ~ '"
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p,rs,u-P,to,s,d BE- Ts,1ssGpl..

RpryaLo. Iny G6 ?. n-tLOUs closed h'asJi Sss Ito
mi, A. fof illinois and Wi.rol ~ non sPftE
yb.a,. asa rs ~ r ex'ra Michigan lndtna and u1io -
|.fT =, selhl- ezra WHE,r f,ir d. ma1i ana mns.
yb, important cnsrg.. sale. u 90 bu.n good " a, in1ilns
=. A. IS IA sac, bush White Kentucky pnssie 'srn,
80 ..fv. .sl.s 400 b. ia sound lin A. ~ Oars
80 Ard ~ ,sir. B,sLEY owsr; sars go hl.h Nes,srs a.
y, Eyg rcpins WHsgS D. over sales <o e1s a. ~ =.
90 81. glont fis su.h Whes', go bush Coru
Zoo br.h oar. CsUAI EXF0srs-0 ooi@ FA,aT, Aso osa
WHEAT 500 bash Corn -, -,
II ,,oy ahr ssss 80 bis AZ - ID Tom co"ce " J.
club Nt.s - from Red ONO and in1iansi 70 of
- c,r,s WuE.r sid Corn quiet and otsii1ns nousi-
nj C.x,l FEEGRrs gn'h4ug,c IMrokIs-ly' oo. f0af
900 lu,h Nhrst. ExPoRrs-Lso b6a Fiog' fS" o-s9'
Whst -, - -
CNci,S.rI July 2sLoVs the Af1cas ai,ees cas'-a -
s,n,.. IN ID. usIs-t au6 c 90 uu.etted "hsAf seAy
. 81 In Psoy,Ioss uo,hsg doing previous - ,he ros p
~ "a, ,,,nn,f'. news ard atie 20 sa,s hrr"afd
PHIL ,pst Jolly q -CoTTo> snl ftoC ,.
,.- la no ,a- en- WHEAT De- iotnE, "h-
a. IS; Red s. 5 CosN oser; sales OF A@o bush
O.rs SnI. Old So: New 81. WHISKY uochsnsed no
sI,,cSs adv Mes. PoIs eli SCI Lard dul al 3clSt
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su,. ~ uiId sbich "a, SUPPOSED 10: 10 exceed INo
burdred feet in bres1th, .ad neatly all the Pc
he'd retired INFO the SAXON below. One nan however
narrowly e,csped bang carried oyerooafa s''n ~
wreck. GreSs praise - due 20 the aoe ano Ju7,y
popular prot Capt. White tor the sA "lln "nIh "
Hspsc.c the Do al in the sudden emergency seh1on
er wijcn Vs. coming up the Gay al the uine 10 gs1'
stye win every sail act an apparently newly nsseu,
wa ytruot by the same squsl and almost 10 inonen;
sy erranys. was torn 10 ribbons, and the ves-ei
4irovn on her beam euds She soon rgn'e', .o".se.'
without further misfortune -lCoinniefcia' auNei'1s''
ppIrrsH STEAMER LOST ~ The MD skA.
The British mail steamer AIma "hch ieit AiTu
June H. with some three hundred ana tsehty pe'pIe
on board was VT. ked at 3 o'clock tue iolo"lnS no'
ing upon dang. rous reef in the Red SEA- Although
All the passengers escaped to land, II was not without
pr.at difficulty for the reef was covered ior so"e
ii,. from he andog place with coral and sharp
non.ed sbele that cut the feet at every step, abd
rau,.d spch seor that ladies attempted to crawl
mon their kr ees and frequently compelled, when
tie feet happened TO be placed upon shell sh srper
and longer than usual TO tall upon tneir ha5l', the
remit being that the hands and feet OF nearly al we're
cut snc bleeding before the comp .ravey nootn ana
bish mar, of the rock reached. On reaching land
several Of the officers sailed in g small boat TO Mocha
on the Arabian coast, thirty We miles distant, where
the British war steamer Cycops was at anchor. She
INN, da,elv hasteped t. the relief OF the wrecked ps
s.poers and took them from tie reef after they had
beer there over three days. The crew, chiefly Las
cars had deserted the vessel the fret appearance
of danger and the escape Of all the passengers was
very remarkable.
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THURSDAY, July 2l-P.

I'M E,DAl, July Up. u.
The AfIicas news caused some excitement in the
street, and, before business fairly opened prices for
che or two stocks had been bid up abou, y cent
over closing quotations Of yesterday. Early Gales at
the Board were at corresponding advances, aud for
short tine the market seemed quite buoysnt. There
was, however sir gular lack of activity the trans
actions, AMI the prime fayortes for speculation were
passed, one after another on the calls, witnou. at
tracing vigorous support from the Leading buls Of
the market it became apparent that tie improve
ment was OF ,oo impulsiye character 10 be msin,
tanned. Toward the close Of the session, the drl.
less increased, and the closing sales were
a decline from the highest points established.
Aksr the adjournment the market wac still heavier,
and sbe afternoon Board commenced with very rn-
settled feeling and closed at lower quoat through
out the share LIST. The arguments in favor Of rising
maiket, which appear very plausible, ard which
really have stronger bssis than for several months
past! ,e met by the stubborn fact that, outside o. the