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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

NEw.YoRs Ci'Rss AssocnTIos.-A regular month
II meeting Of The New.York Chess Association wa
hell at their rooms 10 the University Buildings, at
evening. The President, Charles d. Mead, esq.,
reported az Cbairn Of Committee on Rooms, Inat'
I" tie New-York Historical Society having expressed
their readiness 20 vaca.e the adjoining room al
once inste ID Of let October, the Committee would
"proceed at once 70 ct it up as reading and CONVEX
sa,ion room for the Club, il being required by the
increasing number Of its members" Tne Cl1b
proceeded TO the election Of Secretary y Oil the
place Of HI Dodge, resigned. It was propo-ed that
Mr Monell be elected by vote a. an acknowledgment
for service rendered The Club, by leading and carry
ing into effect movement for the improvement. in
its location and reorganization. He having, how
ever declined the honor, the Club proceeded - bal
lot, with the following result: Murphy ], Miller |,
Higgins g. Howell s. Morrell IL. Wbereupon WIN.
II. Mcneil was declared duly elected lie consented
10 serve as the term Of Office only extends I'll Apri.
next. The Club DOW numbers 80 payin, members,
and is free from debt after paying the years expenses
and fitting rooms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
A. meeting OF the First Mortgage bondholiers o.
the wiiamsport and Elmira Railroad held 81 lily

the WlllamspoN anu f-is''''
jelphis, .,s ,,,.o e,be
rosS and by comp,risnn ~ the receipts OF o' n IL IA
!, s no %. s6 S1 -e.iv, Js 'seN, ON
perj fssorsby with ,h y'st ,is, 's,e,,, neoa their
rve.uspf. Bu. from preseu' prsre, tsey new. ~,
shy int e., he 'nssessd ,s, aT y, a, pa,f n
e,n,d II ,bsv psr not, ard the se''od were ~,
ioep OF me nrst would no stand .'y ot 81
A,I mGo,y ts,n , a. h ss .sod ascertain The
,u Of The m no,tg,sss held by diieren; p'- ana 'a..
manie.,-o this movement, IS vas ., =, H. an. no,a
sudden cs srp.rnl, preliminary ul-c,ns al
b pd.
TIE folio ring Resolution was unanimously afop'so;
R,,,.d That COMMITTEE be appointed 70 couer WIG tns
Board Directors of tie WI u'g'rt a.d sn - s nn
Wsss.s3a7 sept T. 10 O'Clock. M in this nom .,sa
rs.nre. . thy deem most advisable tor adoption 0y inc
hrs- mortssge boudho!deis-
A CLcIna'i paper save:
Welean thar the yo-k Central Raoad has syen noce
il. Western connection. th', st.r - p nm he'd BY the
purchaser for more than Il teen dsyA
The Ncrr. Orleans Crescent of the 10Th (noney
article) says:
The erers money market Re. been moving along very Grsty
ard very rrgu AZ r past few csys n"y psuy aui
N,.lv ~, pue We 'he safe OF paper nsnite hA'
The Of cert 1q1gH and .iT the
rat. OF 56 per Thee st 56 ceG niAy Dc
Tn s. on the rr"mn,r yesterday for s'ou. were
large amounting o TJsy there were double ~ "a -
rt. The Director. Il whict only regular twice week
the banks aush ana prepared to accede 70 all
apple at'ous base on legitimate purposes .,
fb. large receipts f ctou have NOV - Se had Any percp
bic feet exchange market Toe counter raes tae
bsuLs were premium for checks on New'fots ou
.i, there doing 81 rates ~hse''r Ia at'
prominent dealers out OF town. recesns anu
ger .raing for the socd time ah.sd
The exchange market ooay "ss''ry hr'n
the prospective large addition. % The 'tok 81 lotion WEI
sccnuua'ing apin rate for the season OF the year tnon
tre az. peedeuts they extend beyond one J.a
zine or assumed tauda Tue bake sold checks
or York At ia end 3 cent preuu though t~o dowo-
town banks held per premum tho demand was 'eht
The banks in ST. LOUIS have received ~ furnish eX-
change on the East at y cent premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
MARRIED..

CRADY-BFNEDTCT-On "Wednesday, Aug 81 a. the resi-.
det the brides father Dsnbury Conn., by The Rev m
Mny Mr Joseph b. y Grady u s. Louis 10 Miss Fsan. ~
Benedict, daughter .fC Charles Benedict
81 Lous and Macon Geo, papers please copy
KENRICK-BANLY-o On Thursday July a. a, the Nri:ity
Cb III by The Rev. Mt Everett, Peter Richard k-nrich 70
Posen Hany, sister Of the late Mn FTances Cissn of
Los Angeles, Cal
KIP-HARiNG-On "Wednesday, April 60. by the Rev. Dr..
Hutrop Henry Kip Catbsrine H. Gates daughter OF the
late Samuel Baring.
SCUDDER-BALD"IS-O Thursday. Sept !, ~ the resi-
deuce Of the brides father by the Rev. H. r. CozeI Mr.
Peuben r. Scud Mics Josephne. daughter Of Join A.
Baldwin. esq all Of Huntinx on, Lone Island.
WHIIEHOUsE-FLINr-On Thursday, Sept !, by the Rev.
Dr. sommes Lewis L. Whitehouse Of Brooklyn TO Meg d.
Flint daughter Of tine late Jonn NJ. Flint Of New.Yok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

gosLIyG SsoE SroKE-Thonas Eirsris TAI
Of Ii years b.sing s:oen box containing ~ pairs OF
cply e1nb~iered slipp-rs worth 800, .rJn ne store
q Wm. II. J.ff-rs, IN Broad E.y, ras sr-e.'sd aud
.eld for examination by Justice Kelly. H Raj sold
,ome Of the shoec 20 NJ. Fayoie, under the -.
Nishol.s Hotel =. low price, p.e:snding th.' they
had .een sept - him By a bsrkiur. hoEse II Plils-
d.lp,s be ai.posed Of. The box coutaioing he ~
va, taken fro-, the store either S---rfsy nghior
M,n1sy morrpg and 70 trace 81 Tho F'oien prop-r'y
Va. bao UNI Tge,dsy ason1s, wien the fore ma Il
eferss establishment said that bis con woo Torss
Tor Fay Ole, was telling the previous evening What a
,petdi iyt Of embroidered slippers bis employer nad
purchased. Mr. JeHcrs forth With ven. - 4yolie :
tlace sad recovered gre worth Of the property,
which Eayoe said he hsd paid 81 % for. Yesterday
rornhg Mrs. Fsyols came in h.ste 70 Jeferss store
and sad ths, the boy bal ags'o called and offered
more Of the shoes for SALE eb3 that be was then al
the eore The ssr7icss of officer we're hastily pr,-
cured and the b . iekn into custo iy and locked
up q, above ..a,ad. Scbss gueutly Mr Jcfisrs OBJ
taned sesrch warrant from Ju.tice kely, AMI the
premises Of Fsyo',s thoroughly sarched, bat 10
more Of the sto,en property could be found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

The Africa brings dates to the Goth ut. Among
the subscriptions received to the Russian Loan
IN London is ore TO tho amount Of 600, 900
from Baron Stieglitz the great st. Peters
burg fnancier. The Paris Presse states that
tie Society Of Industrial and Commercial Credit
take an ntert in this loan 10 the Of i00 600
Of francs, or f,G00OOO sterling. TIE scrip Of this
loan is quoted prem. There lie an inquiry for
the new Russian oaD and it is now quoted 9Ss ass.
TIE London Daily Neirs, l9th says:
tn fumes showed increased strength ,o-da7 and closed
4 The dealers snort Of
owing tie coLnuec stsTPon by the PI,c aGd the invest
by the Government Br.er have certain eict Money
IL CaL.s cons-qu.uty worth oIly d cent per snnum
H. the Of the Stock ExchAge increased h
pTsyai-d
III. b.st oils readily tsk.n In Lombsd q y
To- Fosign E1snsDgss this sft-uon generally steady
Thee sAcons In bullion ~ the B.nA Gag.
Tie LoaJOA Tunes Of the came day remarks:
The sh shown Increased ffuness day For
ne present h. purchases Ct the Government Ot the
Savings Bsnks spn-ar principal uga-nce In the
Discount u.et he rat- has rceded 70 q y ecu, or tbs be-,
paper Dot having tuo months
Annexed Is the latest statement Of the Bank of
FL gsnd:
R.sK OF ENGLAND.
IA AosEt pu'ipqat % ne Act 7ti and sh re'orta s., far
TIE retk ending UedaaGIy, July =, IS9.
fssUE UEFARINEAT
Note. i.sued s9e .vetnme1. debt ell ol5 100
IOtter s.curties.... $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

The Mark Advertiser Of last evening says
oh latest intege5 Boon w,h regard to the
di,iop Of the Rev Do henry RJ~snd Of th city IL dstc
noQp that he Thea Dreaming hts last his
ending PITY bad given up al hop's Of al. aud
were ,N,ectng hi. oea n Ia few a. most HE health
nmsnc~d failing early M he couseq enoe 81 ~hh
III. seueTog,s ased him um duties Il his
chare MI Ooob.r lie had passed the pncpal part Of 'he
Sunni Nee bu Oh " aud H1oesdae Pa, in sstGs his
forue. raLioreIs fen1s bat ug his
excursion Cape Ano, Mas for the benc6, ot
the sir way his symptoms and
Eo.tou he attend & by
his ladous meIseTs Of hs congregation fcJm n
city Tat~ b. otsCuliy the disease which,
AoWev-I sAnbatsble puusIy % nervous Prosation win
an of [ De hraTt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

TUESDAY, Sept I, 1859.
AsHES-The market unsettled Pots; small s,ls at
- a. Pearls CURT Al IS IS.
COFFEE nerket been very scve chiefly on speed
lsn SINE Jaws have sold including all to be- had
below 5lc and sales also at IA bags Rio a. O Gle tor Ell
ports Msrscsbo at II! d2ic Tho auction sale OF Mo
decided the better GRADES sold 81 very cnhas
feeling gpts bioysnt Every
tab tsmbraciug 5000 bags ex L,ucas
a) lo!d l2s lc showios estimaed by MARY,
q full 5dic. = 10 advsnce.
COITONThe has been du and rather heavy sales
Of $50 bales We repeat nominal quotations;
uEw-SoRR cLAssiFtCArIos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

=. ~s,o,3 n .bs I;tchfeld Bank Judge Butler nas
delivered decision, of which The Ntr-' HdreH JONI
nal says: A -,.4,oj
ns Material for lie debts. cannot oe SOIL uuie's y!
.nacial sorpeuept or the failure oi the osIS to pay m
81 thar their nominal value, go that the pnrcaaser
can tr...u them 10 the bank lssIng them i91 CIV
ceud The pledges OF the colateras may coHec. then
bills or the di ypient on thea aoa spps ue 1910
The 1aymer Of The debt ADD Interest, but
No ,be .cyer in any and for Any loss oceasoheu
BIZ Hing toe securities toHaousJ'
The business in Dry Goods the past week hiss been
large. and buyers representing every state ID 'ue
Union. have appeared in fulf'rce. Every transport
,a,ou facility has been taxed 10 It's utmost tn meet tue
demands of anxious shippers, aDd the prospect 'o'
trade is good for the mex, few weeks. lhe'e mas
been. however, in the month past, capnc'ou' de-
rard arising from combination OF causes snd srea'
irreeulsrity has prevailed even with some OF the most
standard styles, and, az general thing, goo's nave
10. maintained previous prices. There Is TO iAse ac
emulation of goods but more anxiety Is manhes'ei
amor holders witch has led to concessions IN some
instances AMI in others 70 diversion os fabrics, aod
more limited production. Many of ou' large cor
pors iors ss well as private companies, Will not io'
| low a DEPRESSED market, aud submit to decline,
.bicb ia inevitable if accumulation of stocks con-
| time but will seek more profitable employ cent in
those STYLES which in more pressing demand.
Bu, the chief canse of the irregu'arty IN prices OF
some goods as been the unprecedented competition
among some Of the leading iobbers in selling regular
goods for net cash ct less than the regular agents or
manufacturers prices. This system, however has
two sides 10 it, srd if house adopts this method to
MIKE their stocks attractive TO buyers, others are
, obliged to follow, and as every new competitor
must enlarge the list Of leading articles, it becomes
serious question which part of their stock the
| profits OF their business ia to be derived. The
| expor, trade has not been as large the past week
as heretofore, bat the Customilouse tables do cot
| snow the exact volume Of business Of the week as
We know Of several shipments which will not be shown
| unit / next week.
The importation of Plain Cotons at this port during
the week ending Aug y, compared with previous
wears has been a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

tTuE ALLEGED HoRsE THTryEs.-The three men
.amd Philip Tbuys Gsorse Weller, aud Josepb Keys. who
.- Tuesday the Of stealing the oofse u
ysl std in custody IL hzs been ascertsned th'
ely ,toe bore Bobok.n and sold hI "A Ne -
'Yok The sIins found By officer Of the Eleventh
Word Of tho arrest OF toe accused he wa. IN
.sah 81 The SANE parties From 4'or1 - far ob,aoed
s thought ,b. they stolen DUDber o horses Sesefa
frers re,idns OF the Island ~he have rec@uy lo animals
t-onLy 10 ib M called the First strict Station Ho1s- yes
tro az 10 rGu bat only two thets have thu. is'
ben aceo they could gain sstsscipy IN
Fratn il suppose however, that something more WIZ
be brought 70 Nght IN few dsys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
''' OLD sgEr all,
-Nsa- York lqrtt-- --bN5~ fsra =
NEW BFEf. ,..,


80 IN n AID Ngw-Ci'y Prime 81 iss noun ~, - -
iolsr w. Rep.csed Mes. ass ss' month w.. Nu
las, wear, $40 RePaes.d cheass Me.s Ia, as,H as:
a., sssr IT, Refuse Mr., s la;t .o,a 81 b~y ~
~ ne, o,,p lis la, war ii2 Terces fnIe A-.- %
-, non,h lcs last year S Country n.s az
80 's' -es las, non,h 2os7; last yeT, ISL Toa-'-
>. b. last month .. gas, las. year SIX. ,,oo, . ssSa
oru,rd Is codrratr; SAILS - iS' y ~ " 90
~ ~ no N "a. ia,fer pr &c for small LOT ~ Snoic
SrEbS-Cacu,a Li1se.i IN f,T frl,st - ~ =. 80
.sL. 4 2 SEQ bss. and 9,iOo PoeAs's III o0'''" "
cash or qus 'h.r-to -. -. .,,.h...S ,,oS.r,..,v
,sl.s oi e. hhss. Ia - '%@os"' ~" - ~ -
re Retired are frtn -, T.. a.. ..,.. % N Al,
rALLOw-A firm usriet The demand tar 'ae' "a wv
nWusKY~Tbe marke, is quiet sud heavy 'as' Of u"
bbs M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

A POIICFxhE ATTEMPTS SCiCIDE.-A police nan
of the II Pf.cnct Andrew Stockholm ate Dp.d u
somn; resd,nc. vt street hear Douglass on
Tussdsy night by waoHins quantity OF arsenic Tue POISON
by sgou Ball before IL had taken serious Meet
appears that oIaut little too much on picnic excursion
intiu from headquarters tins. bus
hsdre berame despondse ana attempted
w.y with hd,ef h bao previously scot ~ nus re.s
us which been accepted aud was - A&o effect on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

MuuARY PARADE AND EScAAFMEST.-The I'd
Reg imeat Hudson Brigade, under Col. Gregory, will
parade TO Gay and so INTO enc ampmert between Cen
.erville aad Greenyile. The Regiment to form on
che ground at a. III. and AFTER few evolutiens the
parade wiz be dismissed aud the Reginen proceed
60 the dutes of camp service. In the eouse of the
day revies will be rendered TO Brissdier General
lga'held AID staff and sa!Sies f,ed by section of
Che ludsonL -tillery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YOaK.....
Cleared.

Stesnship-Hunuyile, Post Savannah, H. u. Cromwell &
Co.
shir--Cnltiystor, Russell, Liverpool Williams Gaion
BaIk.-P Fl0d Andrfs 10, Mobile OAKLEY hsang; r. H.
FauniDs Haoins Oslve.,an korco-s Priacs, Asroba,
shei mon, u. u.rs J ~. Smith & Go.
soboon,Ts-E h., EizlbeiA Grace Darling, Mason, Rob
nopr, Var Brunt & Ssabt-
Soop- Unity, Ls ~n Newak. " Racket.
s:eamer-NoyeIty, Bell Pa4c.ipnis, j. 4 " Engh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

roaie bi. escspc = WA p'a1 Id ~ 8 cl.o, al
they h.i imported MS oe.psr.i 81 .1s' p1~oase
NjH.rn Barrel i. NJ, d:os-ro1'.p Vo1rfsd
TIE iusttH SaIte GQ-e-'s 'e,rps tia, lC1,azs have
bee- ..e.y seen within .oa--eer miles o. .a2- ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
~-Aet- York Yard,.-, -Bkiyn Yard, =



TofAL OLD .sO NEw-Clear i2 lat month, So; this date
lot y,sr 40 Meas, -i1; last tnonfh = 5t2 a.t year rs W
Inn Mes, 3is2 last month 03; Last So Prime Mess.
90 a. month s72; las az Flank, l25; last month
l9 ~s-t ~ Pr.ne, - mouth 9 .75
osi RlIlps s732 las. Doutb 277O; yeas I7i R.s
Mes. 80 "a. month go las; year ST. Refuse Prime 5ll;
las month To- last So Other Refuse ASH; month,
9 !sii yesr, ssa Unexpected II, AZ; last lsolt al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

FALL OF BUuD'sG.--The fre.alarm yesterday
afternoon about g. o'clock, was caused by the falling
of an old two story wooden tenement house, at the
rear of No. "a Montgomery street, jersey City. Tue
building was ere c,ed ON uuderpinning about three
feet f ON the ground the rear portion of which gave
wsy from some unknowncsuse, by which the building
sld back some five feet, and nearly canted over.
There were several poor families residing 10 the
house, but the inmates were only badly frightened,
and their furniture was scattered about in rather
DANCE rous manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
rived.

Steamship Bavaria Ham scsw) Tsubs, Hamburg and South
snLt9n A., 10 1d.. sn' "a pas. 70 ksnosIa 20 p..'a
a' So lon ~ passed shp Ssnk from Liverpool fn PhI,de|
rhs 20 inst, lat So lon IS passed Steamship Ocean Oven,
Of msnh. hence for Que.ns.own. z7h, LAT w. lon 81
passed Steamship Persia hence ~ Liverpool 2,n, Sable
l.l.I d, passed pa hesbp uDba from Lyrrp ,o for New
York % b. Lar " a. g. passed steamship Vanderbilt
for Hsyfe. sane dsy spoke ship Richard Ely, from Liver
lost bowsp' tbboom to opsal,nt mast bad stem sad
bow bscy damaged sill The a appeared 70 b. we'd
repaired lad oil ss S., when passed did any assist
sree. Anchored 81 the 8srery At $3.50 a m.
NJ. steamship Africa, Shannon, Liverpool 30 AsL
D. md.e. and pass % i. Canard Ans 81 at $50 p y.
lat a. lon 49, ,pokr ship j. Rogers bound ~ Psss>h
Cap Race Cd sunday 9th Aug D m, the 4 N. g. Ese
pa fro NJ Boston and Bahfsx. At Liverpool
Steans'ip Jamestown Skinner Rrhmand &c, mdse AID
ps.s 10 Ludam H~Inckep.
Bark Hel.b ". Amy Davis, New Bedford Gays, In b.ss
TO master The w A. 10 vessel about $50 burden
and will load 70, Australia
sns O BURKE. coope, B-neyle N. J., in bsl,., % NJ
get her spsrs and is Intended for Southern trade
Brig SAD 500 tBrem) Es-Dbroek. Portsn Plate Aug D.
nsp, ss y rbacro sr, 70 OelPrss heueen hsl net -
scbr Pnnc.ss, Lowell Boston @dse. ~ ). W. Lewis
Co
schr Edward A. Stevens, Stevens. Boston, mS.e for Albany
schr Convoy. Eusel. Boston, mdss for Albany
schr Pacific (of Washington, ~ c., salt 10 Joseph soache
6ops.
schr Cumberland Lawrerce Baltimore DAYS coal 20 ursL
scbr OsuLa, Csrm.D, Calais sdsJs lumber 70 jed FRY.
stesme, Dslasare, CoPes PLsdepnis aud Cape Nay nd
steamer Pea-l, Baker, Providence rndse to l. OIen
sAILED-s,ssmseps SAyonis OF and or Hanburs Hun;t
vile for savannah forkwn for Sorfoh. Sc ships HArsec
Orleans. Guy Msnpsios for bie bark. P.msis Foo ior
90 Aeronsut foo OeusaIs Samuel Jx.y, foI s. Marks
BELOW Ship Camden, TslnAn, from Liverpool ~ day.
Durham Dmon
Ship Ria Bath Drummond from Leghorn 60 days, toa'ia
BY pii0t boot Ezra Wye, No On the J0te
WIHD-DGTing the day from N W. tow
The pentle;on the Screw Doc for the ripose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

L.7r.G coRrZR.sToNg. The corner stone Of
st Peters Church, on the corner Of Warren and
HIKE streets is be laid next Sunday, 4th inst Of
3ocl.ek Q. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Rrreipts Of Produce.

TOTAL nv ALL RourEs AVG. 81 1879 i. S5 hbs piour
1s5 tbs Corn Meal bush Com. S9aS do Wheat Shi
do Oas goo do. Rye. l27 bbls Whisky, 3 do Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

RKpUpIIc,s Pay teIEs.-The Republican, 81 the
City Of Brooklyn held their Primsy meetings last
evening, and elected five delegate from each Ward,
Who are to Saturday toe "a inst, ard choose
.se,eg.,es and ateraates to the Stste Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

DISCREPANCY ATA FIRE.-On "Wednesday morning,
AZ the FIRE fp Bu.kwrk disturbance occurred bFea
Epgn.s No and No of the Eastern Drrt which IN ssoF.
time r<ued il b.ovs The ire Of but sho-l duration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

BOSTON, Sept L-Arr steamer Pnine.s sprAsse Maibess
Ptlse.lthis.
NEw-ORLEANs. ssp. Arr baik American hom csr
dsDas.
NORFOLK, Sept. l-An In Hampton Roads sar. G-ors
H'hman ION forda With i've cattle Tor NewYork. She pa
In for proyi.iors
HIGHLANDS, Sept J. smset-rwo ships, ooe bark Cd -
Highlands, touDs In Wind w N. w., light weather clear
SANDY HOOK sept. D. sunset A shp and . bark oa.sit
the BaI bourd III Snip HaIycst Queen Lverp essrss
the Bar 81 +0 chip forktown London At 3; lndsp-n
suSe Tor New Orleans So aud ship CavAor vssp"
ate n. Wlnd B. W., light; weather ex1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
1895 SO s2,755.4,S s5,lS.1I

The movement Of Hour and wheat a. the West is
row vely active although the back r.rdness of the
corn crop checks the supplies Of that description. The
receipts at Chicago for the week ending 18th August,
show very large increase in aour, oats, and rye With
a small increase in wheat. The figures ere
RECEIPTS or FLOUR GRAIN FOR Tai WEEK ENDING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

C-IIlc5, DdIIlI,
Bros, & Co, remark
American Stocks without regular del.nd. United stA.es 60
ot-rec 20 = offered o. 81 small s.ctious
Penn Inscriptions 81 80 ytrsus and
al 81. and IL Pert Cettr Rsoad Obligations a.
ard IL Panama Railroad RoDds s r3oraase 1856 Colo
uiAl hrly he'd Csa.da l2 New Bruns~ick ard
Aoys Sofia 10.
MessEs. D. Bel, Son, & Co., notice and quote as
follows:
Du,nE tie pes. week he market for American Securities ha
pssLtsd L. celIgr II porsuce rsl.k D!.ey
INA: TIE EArket continues steady AID prices TS:oaAy
hr Ss'iertnwste says:
II. market or American Sc urtes cor.iulss b. cdsr.tsr
rec y The dln~ss have Attery rspDr
s.-s pressed ser pces have accepted Some Its
Crii.d ssAtss cent Bonds ~ have lately teeG RENTED,
"a 4 from slQ92 In Railroad demand
'Iow tew S.wY Central P-nnsylyau.A Central Paaau.
and IhUos Centss continue :: BE- taken
isns lave .4DsI Dung tie week g GEN. I.a9z Spares
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

DrArH CtG-Ep BY EXTRACTING A TooTH.-A day
,r since Il Nj George Holman residing Hudson
CITY acted OF bis tout oh. which cisod continual
II booc anS ,sutc3 ia HE d all "Wednesday night
hysci,,S attendance ea: they uasbe 70
sclaeI sssisgsssSe.
C..s PRISoN --Duriug the month ending on Wed.
ss~i,y total IN ~ OF persons ca:s4 - tie Cry Ps
b. ISIssg Ciiy wssc,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
A,NlaTfuE .AAuAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIn-Rises... 5z7 S~ts.. 6;3 Moon--Se:s .: In
8IGH WATER rms DAY.
Sandy Hook. IL 90 Gov. Island. II DON Hell 0a.s. Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

10 RfsUNE BUsIsEss -Messro. Waterbury e. CO.
have made n-~angeuer 70 70 resume thei- rope e1.
pese On sionsay in the -ope.waIk formerly occupied
hv Messrs Thursby. near their old mandatory
Itrir ogn factory wiz be rebuilt as speedily as posi-.
he.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

FALL REGATTA o. THE JERSEY CITY YACHT
CLun-The Fall Regatta of this Club is to take
place on Tuesday afternoon, the eth inst aud is
expected to be very sp,ited affair, some ~ boats
having been entered. They viii be divided into
three classes-the fret to consist Of boats % feet aud
howard; the second, 20 feet and under %, and the
third class all boats under 20 feet The irst-cass
boats will sail around Fort Diamond, the second aud
tbiro from the ClubIIouse TO u stake boat between
Ellss Bedloes Islands thence to stake boat near
Fish Point and return, the ground to be sailed over
four tines. The prizes are telescope for the
winning boat in each class.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
.N.EW-JK,RSEY ITEMS.

YACHT RACE AT JERSEY CrY.-Qute a spirited
yacbtIace took place from the Club House, in jersey
City, yesterday afternoon, open to all cat rugged
boats under 2i5eet for three pnzes for which there
were twelve boats entered. They were to sail from
the Yacht Club lIouse to stake-boat, moored dosn
the bay about two AID a half miles distant, the
ground to be- sailed four times, making about 20
miles f8il.
The boats started in the following order, being al
how ed two inmates to the foot on the start: Tim
Waters Zepbyr, Gertrude, III. G. Fowler, Mary,
Reindeer Uncle Sam Truant, Eikins, Crinoline, Pet
rel, and Wide Awake.
The three WYOMING boats came in on the last trip as
follows: Gertrude started at O'Clock 3Sm. 3Os., aud
came in at O'Clock l6m. 3Os Truant, 3Os. later
Mary came in 3n later than the Gertrude. The others
cane up as follows Petrol, Elkns, ii. G. FoSler,
Reindeer, Zephyr, and Wide Awake. The other boats
were WITHDRAWN on the third trip.