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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA srOCx BOAAD.

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PHILADELPHIA srOCx BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, Auguet B, 1859.
slecxe heavy. Pennsylvania State hves, eos Reading
as,iroAd, 2lss; boirs Csnsi, 621a; Long Island Rail.
rosa, u; fennsyvsnia Railroad, 3s16
NEW ORLEANS, August 4, 1s4e
Cotton easier but not quotaby lower sales 70 day 400
bales. Sugar firm at To- for fair Flour dull at 81 Is
tor supei1ne. Coffee steady.
CHARLESTON, August 4, 1852
Cotton irregular ard prices nominal sales of the
20 Bales. Extrtme prices SIC nl2hc.
PHILADELPHIA, August S, 1852
Breadstufs firm: sales 200 Dbs flour at IS Is 50 60
81 80. Corn dull: yellow, 7Sc. SOC More inquiry for
os.s with ssles at 81 Nc Nc Coffee firm l01sc.
liAc for Ro. Lard, lie. a l2c. Whiskey, 27Kc
ALBANY, August 5-6P NJ.
Flour dull and declining Wheat quiet: In small
lote only Few Eedter zane at 81 90 Corn-Saes Of
eooO bushels at 76c. for round white TIC for yellow,
siloahe latter Dot strictly prime. Oats dull, with
snail sa,ee at 3ec. for Canada East. Whskey-Saes Of
$50 bbls. at 2bl4c. a 1870.
BUFFALO, August 5-1P.M.
-Four quiet and unchanged sales Of eco bbls grea
portion sour Illinois, at 49, double extra Ohio and Michi
gan nt IS rs q So 25 wnent scarce and SALE Corn
lo lower and dull sales OF 5000 bushels at 69c. No
taes Of other grams and no change In quotations. WINS
10y pom,nal. Freighis steady. Lake imports-3000
bbs flour, 1900 bushels wheat IL GOO bushels corn
Canal expoiu-lCO bbls. flour, %, 600 bushels corn.
BUFFALO, August 5-6P.M.
FourStock light demand confined to the retail trade,
market steaoy sal.s 400 bbs Wheat scarce; no sales
Corn duh and lower sales 900 bushels No. Illinois ut
Gee the market closing heavy Oats barley and rye quiet
Wbiskey pominal. Canal fresbts &c. on corn, Co. on
wheat :,bc on -four 10 New York. Lake imports to day
4 O0( bbs -four 1000 bushels wheat, 20,0c0 bushels
csrn Canal exports 100 bps flour, 5000 bushels Wheat
1900 bushels corn.
OswEeo, August b-6 Pm.
Flour unchanged, with q a,eady demand for the
interior ara Caoad an trade; salee 500 bois Whsa'
quiet; sales 200 bpsncs choice white C#uzua ~ ~ 20
Corn inactive Canal feigh,s dull; go a4o on Hour
1920 or wheat and &c. on corn TO New York NO re
cepts OF flour grain by lake to-day, canal exports
$50 bukhes corn.
CsNcnySlr August 5, 1859.
-Four depressed though NO. lover sles III 50 for si
rcrfre Whisky Gull al 23Nc. Provisions neglected
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ihH WHAH'ER-hN KILLED ny LGHrSrSG--CEtAss
osiowhD Rein fell during the greater part Of Thursdsy
psh' ort yesterday forenoon the ar hot and Close
Aoou' noon yesterday thick darkness began sprs
over Inc CITY aud hour later tie storm com men ,ed
"hn great fury, the rain falling vita Amos, unpre-
cecenssa violence, and the stor a accompanied with
terrific hosoerand lighting The cutters we're aooied
~. ese'yeooy VAS Driven uDoer cover. Oariog the
fcrm ihe tbip Wild Pgep oh is nt,,px out for res
wse tuucx sovsing her pmest ana scattering pin
ard posiIntd the ships csrpepier who was stapdng
pesr y, lnJnrrg him severely. There were large
,n,, - 49, about the chip and il 10 renaksb.s
sua W n'u.o were injured teegrsphic despatch re-
c.iveo al ihe police hsaoqAters tnal during
ne Storm lnsn was killed in the Rumble at the Contra
raK several cellars flooded in the lower part Of
CITY py the forfenu streaming along the cutters and
coLeoeIaoe carnage canned
me uwe.ipg on he conner Of Prince and Sullivan
On .e iooi, the Lightning passing along the gutter
1vwp ,ne pps 10 the side @ak thence the sewer
,n nu ppc we Completely melted large tree wash
'Ds'"n rsraoe 1fonnd was also feed 10 the ground
EnirARr-CoLoyM RyAs's PxseSAuoy The SIXTY.
ninth regiment following the example of the Seventh,
WIZ parade on Monday evening and proceed to the resi-.
oence Vi 'oone Ryan to ask him to withdraw his resgna-
son seme OF the members sapgupe Of success, and
C.c ne pefs0s In resigning they propose TO elect
Nm W Ill me vac ancy occasioned by his resignation.
nnHAhY VlsHAss from RcHxoNp.-The Richmond
Greys, Of Richmond, Va, design visiting New York, aud
van leave Richmond the night Of the 10Th instant The
"feys number about seventy 1ve muskeis.
HE AMERICAN INSTITUTE The FAm.-The monthly meet
ing OF the American Institute held Thursday
ing when seven new me mbers were elected. The Trea
surers quarterly report shows Receipts Ill 49, ex
pendtures "a ,o04 u; balance hana ST. iO7 o.. The
managers nave engaged the Palace Gardens, Sixth
nue. Tor u cir fair hrs fs The cattle fair under The a.
recticn Ct The Beard of Agriculture held aani
ton Pax, IN connection with the fail exhibition Of tue
rev foIk Horticultural Society, in the great halls Of the
.nno agehse Railroad Company, corner Of Sixty sixth
street and lhird avenue.
BoA1MkN GUARD sixth annual picnic excursion Of
the Boatmen Guard will take place this year Tnurday
the llth mat. Hlsdae Grove Glen Cove, the popt Of
destination.
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RALEIGH, August A. 1859.
In this city, Branch democrat, for Congress, in the
Fourteenth district, gains largely and partial
from other places indicate his election by a heavy ma
joriy In five precincts Of the First district Sraw de
mocrat h only thirty nine ahead and the result doubt
full.
PETERSBURG, August 5, 1862
In the Fourth Congressional district Branch democrat
10 certainly elected.
Complete returns from three counties In the First Con
grees,onal district show gain Of twentysx for Smith
opposition, over Shaw, democrat compared with the
vote Of 1857, when Shaw elected.
No returns from the other Congressional districts have
been received.
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Brooklyn City News.

TIE BRIDGE STRKeT FERRY The boats were Withdrawn
from this ferry yesterday, the lease tho New York
slip foot Of Roosevelt street having been transferred to
George Law tic boats Of the Soutn Sc veuh and ia
street ferry Will hereafter be to Roosevelt street
alp.
WOMAN FOUND DRowsAD.-The body Of q woman, OF
youthful appearance, drilled ashorc at Bay Ridge
yesterday aieJ She appeared to have been in the
wster out short time. Some boys tied the oo1y
stake and notified Coroner Bennett who will hold in
quest today. There marks Of violence dscern-
able.
SUICIDE "A young Erglishman, named +. jerks,
committed suicide some days since by stabbing himself
10 the heart His BODY found Coney Island Poirt
On The 30 instant An inqueet held. and verdict
rendered that be committed suicice by staobing himself
WITH onk. Information can be obtained OF Mr.. Sted
man Wright o! New Utrecht.
The WATER REN1s.-Mr J. Van Colt, the COUNCIL Of
the Board Of Water Commissioners, publishes an opinion
TO the effect that the rates charged by the are
egsl Il had teen cohterded Ia some quarters that the
BOARD was required 10 apply 10 the Common Council 20
TX the rates TO be charged The opinion shows thar
rates were fixed by the Legislature, being identical with
thoee Of the Crotch Board.
PASSING SPURIOUS CONAN Italian, named Antonio
Critic, arrested Thursday evening the charge
of passing spurious quarters at different places in the
Second ward. He said he got the money payment for
debt due him. Some 80 Of Tho spurious coin found
upon his person, besides $l4 in good moaey. he was
taken before the United States Commissioner Nex
York.
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The Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE. August 4, 1859.
The opposition net gain eight counties partially heard
from, is 300 on the vote OF 1857.
NASHVILLE, August 6, 1859.
In sixteen counties Netherlands gain ia about 800
Messs Quares and Hatton, opposition, elected to
Congress- in the Eighth ard Fifth districts, and Messrs
Avery, democrat Eherdge and Brabston opposition are
probably elected in the Tenth, Ninth and Third districts
The TWO latter are opposition gains.
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Lieutenant Meury, OF the Observatory.


Al Washing IL is they in agitation tn place Lieu
Maury me usrious director Of the National OBJ
seryatory in active service without oong his PRO
notion would according 70 the regulations of the service
be impossible To withdraw such a from hs ecien
faul During the many years he has passed on shore
Lieutenant Maury has rendered to his country
which be could not have performed In places or 10
to the whole world have made Immense step in naval
science; lie there either sailor a savan who II he
were consulted would not award 10 him the highest
OF his corps.
Maury, Ike Humboldt, is of those men whose lei
sure ought TO be respected because it is mporan: well
to science az humanity.
Let us hope, then, that the American government,
which counts go many good captains 10 navy shall moi
find necessary 10 take this lustrous man from his
Loble labofs 70 cover him with honors which, Whatever
vices which lie has already Iondered 10 Ihe great SER
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Non-Arrivsl OF the Nova scot,sn.

MONTREAL, August $3.50 P. N.
At the last advices from Farther Point there were no
signs Of the steamship Nova scotian now DUE with Lv.
cypooi dates Of the 9th nit Tne interrupted this
evening below Quebec by heavy thunder storm.
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from Yucutsn.

CHARLESTON, August 8, 1850.
The Courier has special despatch from New Orleans,
saving that the latest sdvices received from Yacatan
state that the war Of had ceased there that
peace restored.
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The Texas Election.

New ORLEANS, August s, 1859.
The steamer Orizaba has arrived here, With Galveston
oates to the Sd instant General Sam Houston WAS ahead
in the race for the nc far as heard from
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y whireJ or IRE sys.tz OF en- 'srru'n'H Or the red
race arc ,4 resaors 70 sshtoiSgy ca ~ss SofJ 'ons
our very curious ard int, estDx.
Ire M mbfre buried thing through rapidly 70 cay
because there sre nasY papers b. oscWsea sla
Inc H1 Eg1rMe Is bareS an pessee oyeS,
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From Albany.

ALBANY, August s, 1859.
The statement that Hon Gideon Tucker Ia 10 BIO drop
yed by the Convention moi exactly correct
Ee has it s snid been rendered reconciliation for the
Secretary ship OF State, blu. positively Declines
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mr.. National sl,s.ssr .Isafic Convention.
PLYMOUTH, Macs, August s, 1852
Tho National Convention Of Spriruasts met here day.
but Of the leading new lights were present. Mr..
Loveand, of Boston, chosen Chairman. The atten
dance to day small and thu proceedings nnnlerest
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News from New Mexico.

ST. LOUIS August s, 1859.
The New Mexican mail of tn 18th limo has reached
Independence The publication of the Gasate had been
suspended Mr.. Gaieeos had been nominated as the op
pos.ion delegate to Congress
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Tic Steamboat Kate Inv sank.

V'NOiSNAT August s, 1859.
The CindnnaM and Memphis packet xstc May struck
eusg last nght eighteen mes below this NV and sunk
IN six feet waer. Her freight lie badly damasa Thu
boa. may poesby be raiaed. sho valued at $lsroo
and Is fully injured.
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The Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, August s, 1859.
The returns indicate the election OF Moore TO Congress-
In the Ninth district, and Adams the Sixth district
Both are the opposition candidates The vote s close
and doubtful.
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u~rrS's 1ricopnsrunS II tns nsss and CnsxSS
-s ee for drearsg identifying sisanng curling rrrseYy
5s and restoring the hAr. ladies rv Sod b. al dfus
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ChrehuRh's Vrntilatsng Wigs, with his Sew
equailed. AS Broadway. ~ ~ $50
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The Brig judas Blaney Got On.

BOSTON, August b, I55S.
The brig Judge Blauey got of Preeque ls.e last
night with the ASSISTANCE Of the Spray and taken
uto New Bedford after s,avpg forty hossbeads q
lesses She does not leak.
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News from the Kansas Goid Mines.

ST. LOUIS, August 8, 1859.
The express from Denver City arrived at Leaven worth
on the "a insi with 5000 In gold Consignment The
passengers also bad considerable amount In their HANDS
The accounts from the mines continue favorable.
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The Dravar.vs OF tho Sussex County and
At insssx
rRAscx Exo OBKNrS 4 CO..


MANAGERS.
Tho Legislature OF The ss,e of relawaro last sessnr
rvrn 70 France BroAdbfns % lott. I 20
Nry ynArs We ihe urdefsgped toumissopsrs eppuu :
b ths Governor Of said sstn 20 "ia
sac ioery 90 hereby certify hat The following are the gu"
sussEx CoCaTr-CLAss No. lis. August s, 1859. :.
IA, 70, IS, rs, IL, 40, l, AZ, "a, 49, SO, Is, 81
CONSOLIDATED LorrEcT--CLAss %, Aueu.7 S, 1859.
u, Sc, 81 so, el, 10, 80, Is, Gs, s, IS, &c, so.
day. Augun 8, 1889.
JOHN DALI,
J9as W wALgER Commissioner
FRANCE, BkOADBsNrS co,
Wilmington, DsL
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chronological Exsmin MISUNDERSTANDING she
estea and proper ocsupaton, given daily at
FOwLAG Hills, Us Broadway.
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NOOOO Summer GaTmentS-At Half Price,
OAx hail, "a sna &c ulton street.
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Southern and Western ClothlDg Trade.-We
beg TO es The attention of southern western
TO ne fae that cur stock OF FAN and ginter coiheg
fesoy embracing lsrge vae OF s The medium
syes OF clothing whch offer agures on re.
sonAs'e terms and solicit In erfion OF the
ID. UEYLlN I Co, 3k9. 259 and 100 nroAdHAy.
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Rupture Cured by HaTsh &; Co.'s NsdIc al
care tuss They keep ss elastic vnrcnsc
yeirs supporters and .nouder brsces Insuents dc
Few York - 49, -'~' '~~
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To Cloak, Shawl and u1aDtilia MaIxers.-
Flupl snd tins ing al the lowest prices at j.
LUCK1II, SON & co y, PSI Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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1he Schooner Harriet Gard0er Struck by
lightning.


The schooner Harriet Gardner Brgnman, from Fall
River New Yorx, struck by lightning In this bar
this afternoon The lightning passed down from the
top OF the mast to the gen. ten feet above the deck;
then glanced of and passed the stern without doing
other damage No person was injured. The schooner
las returned to Fail River with her mast ruined.
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To Southerners.-Iavey our Shirts Made TO
order o. aoODiIs 26z broadway. New York. Canal
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NEW OhLEANs AotS'
The bark sarsgossa loading for Philadelphia, was burn
pg in hold all last night but will probably be saved
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KeEnedy's Medical Discovery 10 WARRANTED
Bcrofa esysipclas sAlyseun scai head ulcsrr.-
core legs. For sale BIZ ~, druRgise
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The L. dies' Ready Made Linen 9torc, 9s7
Broadway near wey sIh Ladies undergarmens eK
cluGiyey,
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HCflovBy's Pills and Ointment - Families
upsuppsd with these all important sreraraons
mercy Of disease 2os an bars mercy exclude
hee remedies keep death Itself at bay Sold at 80 Maiden
ny
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Round RiIl Water Cure, NOrthampton
Mass Mountain air charming romantic drives
Il Zen for cir 1,lnr
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Recent Railroad O1.aste,

ALBANY, August s, 1850.
The Asry Coroners jury in the Schaghticoke bridge
slaughter returned verdict this afternoon that the tim
bers Of Tn bridge were rotten unsafe and known to be
So and that the Superintendent and directors should DO
neld responsible.
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WARRINGTON, August S, 1859.
The Indian Bureau hiss been officially informed tha, the
Indians Of New Mexico show strong symptoms OF hostility
ons Of the United States deputy surveyors had been
forced 10 abandon his survey by band Of maraudng
Apaches.
General Wheat denies, through the New OrieRn
1icoyane, tho widely published statement that he has
bsen invited by President Juarez to take q column Of
Americans to aid the liberal cause.
letter received here from Arizona that the last
overland mail made the extraordinary time of thirteen
days from St Louis 10 Tucson.
Lieutenant Isaac N Brown has been ordered to the
Navy Yard In Boston, and Lieutenant Weaver 70 the Navy
Yard in Philadelphia; Lieutenant Eogsn ordered to
the steamer Wyoming Auc, detached Lieuteuaots
Read Dnvall and Eggleston have been ordered the
steamer WyaIdou.
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Bachelors flair Dye, wigs and Toupees.
ne beet 10 tes world surpsssng eli made Sold applied
st the mAnufsctory, 23S BgOso way.
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SUSSEX oocsTr--olAss No. lis. August S, 1859.

E'shiDg Suits-Coats, Pants and Vests, 750.
each Osk Ball. "a and SO Fulton street.
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Brsdy's Gallery has Removed from 359
sosd Gas Broadway Becrl Or street. Pho
ogrsphs, ds2uerreo1 pea ard anbrcopsx
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Herring's Patent Chamf on Fire
And burglar proof Safes 25l Broadway OF Murray
n Y -
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etsorS nnc FIavcyy Tee. Ore OosLev this
ehes a, UHkls1IANsOr'S, no ChSabers No tsresn.
~he,~e et
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CsmpbeiJ, Chemist and Apothecary, corner
Eighih and Tw eighth Pune and genuine
drugr, medicines Snd pe,fumery. "
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Locomotive Explosion.

AUGUSTA, Ca, August 8, 1859.
locomotive on tho South Carolina Railroad exploded
yesterday killing five hands. There WAS no train at
tschsd 10 II,
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CrAsssdero's H-at Dye, W,gs and Toupees~-
Tbs bcs, In tie world WHOLESALE ad re eIi he Q7c WI
yRslJ appcsd q. NJ. 9 As,cx doCsv,
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Vfia Nesv asptinx Rec In N1lsSenre--slcvgesa
Elpsc at frun s S.. 81 a7s Ry,edwsy Cali end zee
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Kansas Congregational Nomination.

kanAas congregational NOlnlnatIOn.
ST. Louis, August s, 1859.
The Republican Con vention At Lawrence, Kansas, on
tho Sd instant nominated Marcus j. Parrot for delegate
To CouRreRa.
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No Yellow Fever at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, August 4, 1859.
The Board Of Health officially that there Is
yellow fsycr here.
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VINES .caACKEns ARE rIsrINou1s'dEE FROM

w ALL ssTHIRs aHh FROM
By re t&set ls.e of tbs wheat which hs N ~
markaple ctEree and especially BY iher kr actor a.
s'cmacs. Iny aia iyesd with be aes 10 -.
1917 OF sc sgsd % vel IA by delicate 2e a.
which a. Iroved so 90" ~A'S"'eae~
VALU ABLE AS AN AP rrCLE OF room
md msnJ realize The ost lnp@ beue q, fo teir s.l
ue In manlsiLiog Of the Syse All clssses
rhI use them &c sdvsntse' oary as f.ry s5le and
- economicalJ In pIcp~ the noussmen, they cn
tain a. hty e.p ore .has each ~l part 1oss
pleasant ness we ~ ever ga n sae up from assc tag
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Photographic YIumovist The Father OF
OO noted baby tAier-hs. arrived the Who
Fever ias get baby every iA his ext-eordnar, tsker
IL engaged HOLMES gall cry, 69l Broadway Babies
maui ed for Sl-by the snbro.ype
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Geo. Seun0eEs' Metallic Tablet Razor Strcp.
This ipimabie article be obtsred OF the msnuac
tufersJ sAuhDEns NO. As'oz Hou4e, aod OF the
nous Rsents throughout the c;tS.
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wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing tNIacllines-
lhts SIS RrS acway, New York
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sn.,,. ,rom N.xv O,I.sns.

Specie from New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, August S, 1889.
The ship Granada has cleared from here for New York
With $50, Geo in specie.
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Arrivals and Departures.


sss ssS
Cart, Rev y Halsey, Bswley &r Nsumsee LADY ard
seGl n ss sh ssi.s. avg s sss
Martin Tseey, Mss Dos sy Geo siason 5 B
sss.I' s;' a az. %A s.sas
NJ. Me- Mobcnsd MIS-. ss. ol Gns ~. y Wight
lsoy, Berrsrd Greesy, L. Dannis, W ravioson
lutte " d Lee.oe, Bssee,s SON Miguel Gstsssr
) " Caimat- and Is in tie seerage.
From Bermuda in ME bark Eliza Bs-ss j Tough Eli,
NV vAca, 8 Eesn.
From Babis in tie bark Arcadia-w Seward Mrs Rogers
From New orl.sps in the bark ChauceerCapt Fields
wife end eaush!er miss Fields. u" Baker Abraham ssers
From Masnzas in the bark Mountain Eagle "A FRANKIE.
From Nortevidso the brig Kasatdin- Bxby Cam
bridge Mnss; Jnan ye'gez and lady, xcntevideo
From lux Cages the schr Masooic Capt Parker OF
Br brig u Whidden, condemned at aux Csles
The New York Weoxly Herald.
NEWS FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA CENThAL AMER
ICA, TIE SOUTH PACIFIC, MEXICO, CUBA, wEsT
NDIES EVOLUTIONARY From THE BELIZE
ANOTHER RAILROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M
PogTANT FROM ALBANY-wLL THERE De AN.
OTHER COMMERCIAL ChISIS-UBITUARY NOTICES
AFFAIRS IN wAsHINGTON-LOCAL AND MI5CEL-
LANEoUs Nsws-LATEsT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KITS, ETC.
The wxRKLY HERALD Will be published O'Clock this
morning viii embrace among things
follow ing-rews from Europe-The Treaty Of vafrau
snd its hecs-inerestng Accounts Of the I'm pers' Inter
viewspeech Of the Emperor Of FranceImp ortant Mani
esto OF the emperor Ausrx-Threatenipg Clouds Over
Ercand and FranceThe Proposed Conference Zurich
Ac Jrpor.snt frc the se!ize1be New erah Province
Central kmerica-Cutne Of . ChNacter-Eistory Of the
County, &c News California Oregon Central
lea Aeyico Cuba West Indies &c; News from Buenos
Avres-Popsrsiors for the War Between Buenos Ayres
ard tie eygeptine Con'ederatlp &c Another Railroad
elaus hter-Fieen twenty Persozs INSTANTLY Killed
Culpable CareltstnessA Rotten Bridge Broke DovnTran
Of Cars Tbrswn Into the Of employees
&C.. H,gSly Ioro,taLt from Acknowledging Of the New
York Democratic State Committee; Letter from Prsa.
dent Buct anan; Affairs In Washington Obituary No
tees; latest News By Telegraph; editorials Lead
ing Topics Of The Day; Financial Commercial, Religious
theatrical. Sporting Maritime iateigepcs Weekly Re
new Of the Rev York Cattle Market, Retail Prices OF
Counpy Produces al Tsshingou Market; osesner with
fo variety Of interesting local miscellaneous seos
single Copies r wrappers ready for A1ng ~ bad
the counter. Price siI cents
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close y, the Post Once half O'Clock sis morning
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Drawings of Wood, e;ddy Il Co.'S Lotteries,
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