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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

ia pen r.s a..-d - Of The Pfoeees, oi .ns b,.
mn isras,.. ~bo had fsn.rly ..sl'a Ia, eAm-
.p.: Ths rs'sa l,0 81 ny sin.se.. sad .oy Of n
cou p.uy, .-sn - pay i'r thu ana, ~ y i.cee II
an A - ,as ,S,.rt II H. prl- -0 q ilnl4.
hundr-G. u i~. yo1 pa. o''i 'H -. Il barren
,r,'rS - osroe he pson-.. Of the F,w AR q.
s@iuizs IHieS prerety Il ~ eo%pias - ,IYfrg l5s
eiaI. t.al s!a.sss tT o'' q I'r ri, -, ne .d r9
a, 70 e,issals pat se- 'ia er.a eI,'s
a-d z-A II iziieioz,y ~a%19ed s4aatH, ays ~ sS,lI,
1ea.tq i's'aa@Sv remain De'i Sis r coBoES
The Jurs brings dates 20 he 10th INST. me ''''
of ;be 18th ssys:
-s. ehap.. hal been substantially anticipated or ihs -
Jr,rish; s5a lie ara"snS-f1.pt y p - jn.s- 70 com
r., With rrvs-s srahsiusu's, WIN = o-l' ~
-. IN Irbsc s.rr., :hr BE. bills bin; aiken 81 t@t
W. .prislly A. the sspphe. o. capital in The aaise
h.ve t.en .ulsrrps in greater proportion tnan tor
rnipoylnri- A. ae sAmr tine aPrraisd prooao Ia i,s, d.
a u~ses the export of ga - he coEiilrit A-.
urni.L ani ;aas iFortan; fr nian,sinnf e
rae removed Win p-aoe and win or nn.n.a -
.xu.oStns ,h,r, could for nilnasl-- ei
s.; pr.iey prohbi,,d business ;he Bask Ia. oo,ie,
d.u,e Of he reduction ~ish the return Of Peacr 1n
- are ne consr spes 10 VIII prooaoty
ul.s s..rpri.e and cr, ,ifrsn emp ymen, ior 20
render the merely Temporary las " ZIG '
~ ss5d sr orey IN Lombard street 8, the reia'ed
rs.e IS ac:iv- bat psesrn. The Bank las n"-
ccn.ecasue- Of reduction in the Bsnk nini ~ m M, M
Lord and Wss,rn,ter Bans hsyr T-1s' "a lne "a A.
cen. On sin.s under that amount Ih- ol'y ~ liz
csl Ben, sne ever, M...,. ossend 0araey Co. allow y y
cen, for dsp pa1 demand and "a Y 'e'' VII"
notice" r a., p,,L ~
England:
, 49,, ,,,.,,i - re a.: ia aad 5ih p-oria, 81 for
he lse,k ending We4He'eiy July IS' Is'S'
IssU, DsP,sTNESr. ...,, 80
Notes O55 debt @ ,o
6 ID coin 1 6al.ion. IT, ,O55
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MARRIED

GODKIN FOOTE - In Trinity Church. New Haven, on
Wedn.sdsy July n, by th. Rev. Edwin Hayood, kdSn L.
Godkin o cry. Ms Fanny Foo:e, daughter Q! hs
late Samuel y Foo.r Of N.w-HaSen
GUNTHER-SlEMON-In Broohyn on Thursday, July y, BY
the Rev DR. Charles sehlmsan, Christian G1nt1-r Of
the City Nef Mary T. Senon, edes; daughter OF
Geose II. Semon, Sayssn c nsnL
JoHNSrON-TwEED-In Brooxlyr, Ny. on Friday, July 2!
the Rev Dr. D~yr-, H STEPHEN V Johnston O ksyPpr
n j. Miss Ehz,b.,, Tweed, only daughter Of the late
Henry B. Tweed of California
SMlTH-SHEPARD-in ths city, Thursday. July ., by
m. Rev DR. Tyug the Rev. William A. smith Of CoeIAine
Mass, to Mary Elizabeth Shepard Of this city.
WARREN-WHITEsDE-In Davenport, Delaware County
on Monday July p by the Rev. Harper Boies, Mr. Moses
Warren Of Eas; Lyme Com, to Miss Flora ,. W5i'eade of
the form,
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DIED.

BoNACuM-ln this city Tuesday july IS, Thomas Of
N.hsel a1d Mary sonscuIn.
FLl1CRoFT-ln city Wednesday. JAY q, Rossupa.
wife Of Archibald F;cIof deceased IL the ssh year Of her
GREENin this city. on Wednesday morning July r. Richard
bis h,nds member. of $. Johns Lodge No. l, Zeand
Chspt. No 4 ard A NJ and the Masonic Fraternity gen
eIa, respectfully ted ..eai his faner, from his
la.e srd.i %. No. Is East Twelfth street a, oeock p n
Friday .9h inst, whou; further invitation.
MAsoNICrhe meuiber. Of s. Johu. Lodge No l. Off and
A M Iesed their Lodge R,om Cd Fellows
Hall, Friday, 18th inst at O'Clock n, pay the last
A. H. DRUaMoND, W. NJ
MAsoNICTbe member. Of and Chlp,er No lN Of r. A..
NJ. requested Chsp;er Room, Osd Floxs
Hal fndsy, sh inst, al ocloo H. 70 pay tse .st to
ute Of respect 10 our late compaoiop chsrd Green
HILLARp-A McDdhspo, sandsy 2rnins Jay % Of
consumption, MIS- Lydia {. hiNd wife Of henry AlAd,
aud dsush;eT Of Aahon Pitney, 7sq, ssed IS years.
JOSESAt his residence in yeek.ale Thursday July 2s.
Daniel Jones' Of he late John Jsas Il the $50 year
III. Tesve. AID fsnis invited attend hi, faner.l
Saturday afternoon o'clk, without further invitation.
Hudson River Railroad train leaves Chambers IL
LloNS-u ihs city. Tuesday, Jaly IS, May, wife OF
Mortimer Lyons after lingering ires Of disease Of the hear
LEE-ln ths city Wedn-sdsy Jaly q Benjamin c. Lee
Of the trn Of james Lee Co.. in ;ae Ssd year Of
MSsER1R -, ci;, on wscnsst.y jay n Of fsosaTP'isu
sbcT, .sed q years. month Is day.
MoRToN-A; Hoeoseu wedne-a.y July 81 Mari. Louise
Ssy ehha u Wa D. and NJ j. Norton aged a,onns ala
Meade hi. city, Wednesday morning. Juys1 C!.rsrc,
Of JeAr b. and the aSe C0saeAa Mead ssed year.
RlpDLE-ln Harlem, Thursday, July IS Of copsrnp.iou
Chss Riddle, N the 4s. yea; Of his ase
The irieuds aud relatives invited seud the flner, on
SATURDAY The ssh inst, ic NJ ri, l,;e r-ssea one
hanirea and ven fouf.a street, rhri ayeure It's
remains vii BE- ;sAen " Rye, "esaeses CeVaSy n.-r
REIDIn this city Wednes6sy Ju'y ~ Cara Aasus:a only
esasnie, Of Nu. and Sarah l.. Red, sset II mocths
sCoTT-Ir this city Wednesday, JAY - NJ Geor-, s,
IN The 5s-h year II bis
VAN BEtRES-o rAandy, JAY = Ana Van Bsures r,n:.
OF CoeItaad Van bcUren ssj 81 yrars and u ,n;h.
Her friends Aud resves sud those - her X Wan seu.
psrctysy invited Attend her fIn-ra sa;arday
afternoon, sch Inst Co l. fr1a his rvsiaeao corner
Fsrt sv-aae and Skil,nl,n .;Tee;, Ess: 5rookiyB.
HATESon Wedre esdsy evening July G of cho-s irs-:a-n
Jcn trecerck "a John sld EEsec:h A. lsss ssea II
rlonths ana Is esu
Tn. funeral VII IA. pS- fo he rss q tie parents. No
~ f9o-ta stes; B.estyn l. D., OF rTssy ,As 80 lS
3 o'cioch N
l--jVU4s JSI-r y.tss, COY.
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To,sl...............-"s7l5s $40 - rs si'S5i5
Tie exports Of Domestic Cot,ons from this port for

The rise in Illinois Central securities in London
from A. e. cent discount On the 18th June TO b v cent
on the 18th July, has attracted some attention. The
amount paid in by the shareholders since the crisis
exceeds the preseLt value OF the shares Wren II IS
considered II a. by the two calls of O e cent in The
Autumn of 1857 aud % = cent in July last, the CON-
pany has applied s. 80 600 Of cash TO the entire dis
charge Of It's floating debt, which exceeded 600
in October 1851 ard that in tnat period SSjO,OO Of
bonds have been Cancelled in the Lsud Department,
reducing the interest charges upon the enterprise some
$3.50, 600 & aGDum, an advance upon the shafHs 10
haif of their cost s not surprising. Inc SINKING
Fund Of the Illinois Central Company IS working
with the certainty Of final successful result
rs was exhibited by the Illinois aud Michigan Canal.
Up to the Let Of July, ~ 2 800 OF bonds had been
Cancelled. The cash receipts of the Isnd Department,
for the fret .hree weeks of July we're - 3o-Inaking
s32j ,54 II since the Is. OF January. With the har-
vest the ability of tie farmers to pay will be 80 muca
improved that the receipts can hardly fal to over
run SlC0 GOO y month for the next twelve m)ntas.
We nave always entertained entire confidence in the
results 10 sccrue 10 the Company from the immense
body Of vausble lsnd- in its possession. No other
Company has such Sinking Fund OF $4,000 v
month taken, not ont OF lis earnings, but out Of
rec giit of lands.
AT Atsupreme Court Chambers, on Wednesday Judge
Sutherland delivered an opinion Of much importance
o banking corporations. The case was that of the
People e1 rel. the Bank of the Commonwealth ast.
the Tax Commissioners OF this City. The Tax Com
missioners, il appears, taxed the Bank for slo3,Ooo
invested in United States stocks and the Bank sought
10 have the tax set aside TIE Court decided tha, the
not laid on the United States stock held
by the Bank, bu, on it, stock a. distinct thing,
and as 10, having q known distinct value. la otner
words all the shares of stock Bank are taxable a.
their actual value whether invested in the stock of
other companies IA the puoic stock Of the United
States Tie Directors Of the Bank ordered pay
the tax, asses ssed by the Commissioners, and the
proceedings OF the Commissioners were affirmed with
eO-ts.
Tr eenti OF the Boston Bank, for TIE psst two
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...c.sErrLLr REroa1sD 20. TIE N Y r.Ingxs


THURSDAY, July g. 1853.
AsHES-Po:s firm; sales at 80 II. Pearls lover
" quote az s5 81
COT1ON-A que, market.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Wsstern Canal Flour Is quite active
STATE less plenty AMI good Upper Lake brands held higher
ss-s Of 10 30 bb S0 "a IS for super6n-; 81 10
for ~ easf IS for sup-rfne W.stera; II $40
- - Tor o~ grades extra SJG p fr old Round Hoop
Ohio; - IS 80 for ground do (tas Is very
sarc@) - ep0 - for trade baues d. - 75d 81 81 for s.
Louis 410 ~ 81 for Southern
Flour held stL -sadn.s sales Of 9Oa bbs .Oa
- IS for sopeIns Baltimore, and 81 y fJr tae
better srAd,. RE Floar and Corn Meal 6rln.
GRAlN-Whes. Is rather bett-r; deman; more ac.v.
Salss " ZOO bush a. 10 for DID Rcd Southern a IS
FOR n.w do I'll = Or amber do. % for interior -
iair White soutnsrn snd 81 t5aS - Tor Whe Kenacky
noDrs. 6dSc for s., ani Gllc for Csn,d,n CO.. "a
xtb'u; nuch ehspge saes Of 100 a, 7oq7sc Tor od
Ss'~rn Mixed soqa2c for do, and lor un,olnd
Rould Y.lLw. " ~
ISiOSS-PoEk 10 wi bout material chause sale, Of go
pt. 10 td IN 70 or prime - 80 for Of new
Mess ana : ls io CisaI contract tor 1900 sbs s-tled
t. eos. a. IS 81 Beef is Steady, go Dol. az ~
40 - iF PaD- $sG sc 81 for Country Noes As0 81
Tor hepAcked Eess md ~ 75G sIf extra Gu, Ms.t
81. dul Lad - duh 10. Gl'i: small o,s llc
"HIskf snch4nsedi .alrs Of 80 bbs At 25s ae.
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Nj. Sno sd-n Of the Mint states IN q note 10 the
Philadelphia papers that the cent is not legal tender
Tor any snount.
Mr. Richard Cobler, who male a thorough exam
ns,.on when in this country Of the affairs OF the ILL.,
nois Central Railroad Company, has written the au-
nezed letter 20 the Agents OF the C'mpauy N London
"LoSDoS, July ), 1859.
"Me..E.. RoErsr eES.oy Co.. Gresham iio4.e.
Day Svt: On the OCCASION Of ne y; which lately paid
ny tbe United .-se. msny of ,ae SHARE
ser p,.ae. isr5ash yor hoa.1: t4s x ony an a.. of
courty ~rd lew r-nat upon VIA, f under ay ob,era
,hs into auy d4s f.-p-ctns he statistics. TN
49, q he concern wAch al foand accurately ';.ei in
F,b~r sad u Me',r. Wheeler ~ s@itn.
PAD Two v,. TO Inn9 had free 20 every depar
neut of :hr land railway, Travelled every mile
of the line by dayl AID nate several excursions into the in
slior anon; the Tt rsnSsy appeared to 10
uuce The uaasgu,ut c9np-n trss)rty perous but
have had pracss pii-nce Ia rso.d mstns AMI there
ie my 5zsn ue add little WEIGHT 70 "A> h.s been ;d y
other. to.d u rolling stock ready 9r double ne
p.snt :Esfc aud Casi C-l az. th- NictPfe'dent "'
oTelg through line Vi rsiTosd % New OEars, for
ai.- in during the ensuing AlnH
have D. count tea; IL lev niontt @s "a ~. ~ a
hee b.; IL tie mean line ~oad ee Useless 70 speculate o. '"e
NM, N; ,,..ioD ,. directed vnip.y TO 5e Land Dsp,r
which tie peculiar feature ard me cAi.i value
ser, d and S5re.rtg op ae rfoad reay ha
hs ben sid credit 20 immigrant ana ne m.' In
question fr sharsa liers Wa MS Ani D paid fF
On inquiry ound that The r'-is sonn,ed N NJ no-f .
|, v sn4 tes, iAei. aye = p. ss . 80 :. 81
rslTosd and tie In, u'ia- t1s-La.i ~h q
provenss hsa tak.n p,c-uch q, breaking up AID
aid ne rion Of hoass or o.asr oldnE
c-lt - y II value I3efe s--u-d.
;s.,for- IeAsonab 7tiSs Tor 'tins toe -d Oa
kg over 70. corrrsp riencs in the LaS1D- d1rg the
pa y,s-xbrn has 2r.ot % Ers Offering IL LIMOS
and lie vhol- Northwest II The United safes sad Cia.ds
owirg csAac.s fauf. u TIE c0Ps IL sl fo11d tina
tie .-t,rr su. eXpessei ala sty - remain &C ta-s
Land and sssing hey did y The great sry o!
f A thy promised lltL
n.f ., fer hsy d in tn enuirs harvest o.
r from ios- bad grsest sx.s5c- &c selling lad 10
Tuois th-n ul-airoCsly opaiog h.t tho Con.Da
uys and y paid .J9 W; -
b. st,aeed 20 th- PuEEi P4yen o. psOzory given
regular cscs4ge 5-Tsst; while
essential coCc-ou o. az that purchasers shogf
be Occupying improving III l.ud, ~hcn, ua.er .1cn
a..-d double y we in f,e
years msy .tt, hat ne d-be ~ opinion Il ,ss
a. The bead o b. lie ID De- n ir Carsfo ,ha, ns
g CEN Of lie c1npany tsrs bold I'd sad asanigr
tl-ir pgrch4s-> In- ea question iE.n r-.ns, .a. w-e-
.he-- tsners who wr ---ersIy q sra. capital would
hav-- in ;ns T. rsy g: :h-iE fm.i To- :sGrl, on
~tieh th-y puchA..e l0i v- s1r psyr,sr IN
ir,Lnsrc % o! - = "a ,s.- Ia. upon s o n . a.
= Iee r- no mamie "a and ss
cspisl Eb0r s-r c--.in.thr ff.s.
airy ots-f o,strueou f;ou 20 .Crf- iA
s-s.or o' ib rDer - rae" prsa e py iar hs
itl - S'e y's. IEs sssrf Fs.; O. tse Wes-g aL
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The general movemsn. II Dry Goods the past week
hs beer Quit. equal to -be expectations Of al Pae-
Some o. me early--rade houses are II The I'll of
prosperous bn.ne-s and are supplying rheE custom
r. from The South and SouthWss,, are liberal IN
their puIchs.ss uhil- the large dtribnin houses o'
the We tern interior are svalhrg themselves o' me
low If. ghs which &: present prevail in forwarding
goods somewhat in advance OF their immediate re-
quirsmen.s The general tone Of the narke; i tha'
Of irnness and while styles of goods which were
represented &. the auction at Boston nave settled
d.wn to correspond with the iratesale prces, others
have advanced.
Printrc Cloth. are held higher, owing 20 the re-
duced supply, wbich s not a; al corimsn.n'ate win
the demand but the prices ara spproIimating TO iaat
point al which the c,nsunpion of the article must 30
restricted unless the printed goods command higher
rates. Wooien Goods are more bTisk, AMI the Ta1e
las been large both in foreign ard domestic, al very
satisfactory prices although some CONCESSION Las
been ade for JOB lo,s. Desirable goods AZ he'd
with frmness sni .ome sales have been u.sde 81 al
advance.
Tue confirmation Of peace in Europe haa had bat
title Influence in the general markets a the good re-
suit. rave been neGrslEsd by n. CONVICTION thai the
chief articles Of Western production Fl coutnne %
be depressed ~ithou. export demand, sni those
parties having Western connections VII Limit their
puichases accordingly.
That the Fall business viii be a satisfactory one IL
generally believed, the trade for the psst eighteen
months has been oh the cash shorttme bass, ard
engsgemenis whether the interior or IN the centers
have been met with unusual promp-nes-, and the
loses consequent upon that method have beea merely
nominal. The general mpora,ions are enormons-
so large TIA. over thousand invoices were entered
one day last week yet it is quite gratifying to notice
that these entries of Wooien Goods have graiiaily
fallen Of for the past three weeks, and those Cotion-
which some in compe;ion with home fabrics were
not relatively large, although much sdvsncs OF l4st
year. The importation Of Pain Cottcns az this port
during the week ending July %, as compared with
previous year,, has been g. follows:
1851. 1S5s. 1883;
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

GRLEsToiyr RAILRoAD.-lt is contemplated by
the Brooklyn City Railroad Company TO remov- their
trucks Cd Kent avenue and First street TO Wythe
avenue and Second street. Fir,t street and Ken:
avenue are soon ~ have sewers built on them, snd
then the care viii necessarily be run on some ether
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

BRUT.L Ass.ULr.-Yesterday, man named 'feo.
Parks, arrested for having on the I'm oi 'oiy'
assaulted John Noonan a. the Jame7'sl'p Ferry ny
throwing him down and breaking one OF Ms arms
He was held for examination.
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Disastsp. Ac.

bosi9A Jsy -snThe bsIk Eln Taylor from Boston, -.
Wis0hea a. Stem River, Nest Cast Of Africa Nay H. cry
ss@ s, eLto 'A'eo The bull. q: Chsileowr nsa
ter Of Bos,on. - N '' 'A~ "
lby Telegraph to EIwood Walter, ESQ., sec Ba updsrv'A
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H Telegraph.
HICuT ANnc

hionLtSDs July 70. srnset-No Inward bound vessel b
fht sssssnp GI-a, Blsie fr Ly-rpoo ON. over bs BS
",5S ,%uS 3 and 1 ignt ;, Weathsr clear. =,
Lovo bhANCH, July q, sunsst-Wind nxh: from tie s.
Weather cl-sr. No vessels In siyh,
thiLADELrHiA July 2S-Afr. sehr o. ~ Robertson, er'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

HEAVY FAILURE.-Tne firm Of Thursby g. Sons
rope manufacturers, failed on Saturday last IneH
liabilities sre stated TO be $ljoo They were the
mos, extensive rope manufacturers in the Eastern
District
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

FIR ~ GRaSD SrREEr.-At q o'clock lsst night,
Gre occurred in the fancy store of John Giig Az No
323 Grand street consequence Of the ignition OF
%ssrety Of lAces in the show-wiDdow, from one OF 'he
easkghts. E1tinguisbed With few pals OF wa'e'
damage 70 laces and other goods between 80 ana
~. injured in the St. Nicholas Insurance Company
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

The JoIST BoARD.-Tne Joint Board OF Super
and Aldermen met again ss' night Aid Dayton Id .h-
hair AID spent in discussing appropriations fr the fe
D...,u,Its of thr Eastern and Western Dislric The
noun: originally reported s5s7o su: vas increaef BY
epdmeu.s 70 some $4,000 Ta. amendments generally were
voted do~n Board adjourned until next "wednesday
without accom- plshile anything
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

% Moses II. Grnne No. l-Jsly q Ia. u 0
% ~ onx margaret Mortimer, from Bay OF fuDdy for -
mond; sn, at 10 s5 lon 10 % bark Canada M.se h'"
Portland for Gardens. = n - =,
Ivy ~ st 2, a. lOr. se TO- bark Elizabeth from N"f''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

nv INVOSTVk'- .rsSi11J DO ..ISS s.... -,
"a Young fell, or bsgDg He scco-ed nearly every
sn aud solicited slms The officer came aons ana o.
ing applied 20 invited the fellow 20 the Hall in,1rmng MN ~
,. time left his money il The Office Ihs beg
gar unsuspecnry followed the ofser and on entering was
,each.d xbeD IS ~ found his
certificate detailing sseoDhipe amount OF suffering 20 Ech
h. subjected by shpwrek &c. was sso AIKEN rom
him He was broue, before Justice Cornwe and n'sDcsd 70
the PeneDsy for three monbs He gave h mans az ''h j.
Kindiug.
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s.r. On rh.rs.y rom Se- orlssE. D.ss..a .tls 90
.,, q n 6,. tb. cr.ieo klf. 1he p1r.es having
ts~ o. oy had eef.6os.e fG eial and Cof'oei
Js1imsn sss nqss; and gAn'sd ote Tss edJ ~ '~s'
A~~z lobl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

FouSp DEap.--A young man named ihohAs
Qssin, was found desd last night IN the ban hsa1
stables, and his body wa conveyed tothe rcsaene o
his parents, corner of Fortyhf't street and Ini''
.vepus. 1t is supposed tina; ne died in f..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

AecrpgSTs-Robert Roland, boy residing a. No.
1 wsv.rey piece M from be second sory q neg ooding
Bs.ker hammou5, yesterday, and IeceVea COL
ss~sSon of ID. brsa. He Garnet home -
james Cor while work baidnx on the eorn. q H2n-
I'm ana Tbon ossD streets ysrerdsy B N the ground breaking
be es and receiving internal be VA taken 70
Ne Cfy Hosyiis.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

SUPPOSED ADDICTION OF YoUSG GIRL.-Sarah
Lee, girl IA years Of age, whose parents reside in
River stfeet, Newark disappeared from her home on
Tuesday last, since which time she has not been
heard from. On TIA, afternoon che was observed in
copversation with Alexander McCdrdy, halter,
about IS years Of age, employed on Railroad avenue,
who bad been quite intimate with the girl, aud had
pret ended to her that he wished to make her his
wife. The parents of the girl were much alarmed,
and ON Wednesday morning the mother appeared at
the police station and took out warrant for the AZ
rest Of McCurdy, suspicion of enticing her child
away. When Officer Haarey took accused into Gus
tody he found him making preparations to leave
town. McCuEdy denied any knowledge of the where
abouts of the girl. 1t ascertained that he had
left the chop where he worked at o'clock
on the afternoon the girl disappeared, and was
not at bis boarding -hoase during the night
On being quettioned, he said he was at
certain place in Brooklyn on that night. An officer
was sent there to if anything could be learned of
the giIl An examination WAS held before Justice
Medcraft on Wednesday afternoon and McCurdy was
held for further examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

80, .s battery ao.a s,s Pete yss .s-sos an 1-Tf
fsss s. Jsmrr De.za7nd and James ~ ~ w.
r,s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

TEMPERANCE MOVEMENTS IN NEwARK.-Tne City
Temperance Association, Of Newark, contemplate
establishing Coffee House and Reading Room, simi-
lar 10 the one under the supervision of Orve Gard
uer, in the Fourth Ward, NewYork. new Lodge
of the Sons Of Temperance, called Newark Division
No was instituted on Tuesday evening, by officers
of the Grand Lodge Of the State. George II. Hill
was chosen Worthy Patriarch. The Division is COM
posed of about 80 members.
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u..s;,,. Of Prsduce.-JULr y, 1873.

ro,.t nv All poVrrs - 30 bos ogr 49, V" 81
~ C. l7S eo oat. s2a DO. Rye y pss- asoss 80
Ws;.sx Isj DO Pr5ysous 70 20. Lard, sss Con Meal
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

FIRE-A fire broke ont in out house belonging 70
Uogh Dpoh1e New York HeIkoer street, on
W.ouesosy night, causing slight damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

IMMATURE ALhANAo.
Sun Rises. %. ass S.ts.. 7:l9 Moon. Rises 4R
high WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy HOOK. 6:l3 Gov Island Il mos Hell 0ste ...sia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
The Detroit Tribune says:


By the middle Of August The Dayton and Michigan Road will
will be July psts0 and take the Detroit
IN the morning and b. In Cincinnati the evening Freight
will b. forwarded with ike dron-ss and dspith The last
yoc Of iron for the road has been received and egsons
hav. been completed which place the Company easy p)
sition, financially"
The Chicago Press Of the 18th says:
TIE week closes upon clos- change market. Purchasers
have being h-eced of
premium, that they sppear be nearly T-concied
eNar'iou We veil ha all we
subject will have very tt,- effect IN evil
iisolf om Withdrawing currency aud
msrms with the bonds .he currency makers
Ing .nlost 1hout limit Scarcely day posses
id ca. does p5uS. up)o from
of Egyp, snd the circulation If old banks IL being
crsssd enouousy Signing bills, President Cashier has
bee regular business, bOa h this cy sud SpriDzhsld
Even boys bsve powers Of attorney % sign bills for the President
Cashr a. - c-Us hundred sheets Exchspge .exceed
iDgy both IL s. LIuis and Cincinnati For Illinois AMI
Wisconsin currency Is tho IN this city, VIZ y
premium. IN fs al the We the balance Of Is large
y sgan TIL. asG dsIt crop ;hst il being gathered
should s- used To idat- ths. and
tne balance, without hope be turned
favor We satisfied 1t ~oud BE- - II merchants
deceived into making lue parhss-s by the food. Of well
secured paper with witch ,he currency makers preparing
deuse country Nearly all go h4, BE- scapeo
geher is sbpped East make exchsnz. Selling q
ou. In the there scarcely soOd p,per
a1,s - wasn, quo,sops. Rates merely nominal
g cent PR month"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

ATTACKED Ely SN.KE.-On lay last Leut.
Garabran Of N. Newark Police, attacked by black
,usl. length Of Elm street. oii sue
ceeded IL ,bakrf i; Of and afterwards tIins IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

OBT.IsISG MOSEY UNDER FALSE PRETESsEs.-
Al keeper ned Samuel H. Henderson, wa
brought before Justice Conwe y.stsrday o.t~cVe hs
s, on the charge Obtaining from Rcbsd Jris under
p-eteuse Of procuring situation Morris sste1 that hr nad
been Of Tbsre they wanted no nep ana
after good many succeeded in getting back - cents
Il was The examination that ;se Transaction w D.
tween pnan, and Heudersons clerk snd thst dsedan
present any time 1h- defendant was ihereuPon dig
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

FATAL BURSlSG-FLuID AcciDEsr.-Coroner q Am
S< A.ld an ibqn.s Thursday a. the New York Hosps
Osu hs body OF woman Cs.harne GOrmy vho died
won burns reoeyed the 2st inst a. No ~ Seh
Of burning fgid !, appears 'oos hre WINE as
s.s>sd u pJuTng Out n II upon sDd ns-
s<d Which .be - ignite and the E!nes cg N
,Ustsd 70 bsr drs The C1onefs jury rendered verdict
. A a.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
Msvenents o. Ocean steanerss
10 ARRIVE.

Ths Overland Mail Tor Cafonis eaves SC Loms WY mou
day and Thursday, at Letters designed sor hosA be
marked Overland via st. Louls'