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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

Congress has adjourned, sni the Presiier, il. On
visit to tie m.ning districts of tie ilteIor IN which ne
takes very great interest.
revolution hss broken out in the Mexican State Of
Chispss, formerly portion Of the vice-roysty of
Guatemala. 1t s very probable that President Car
Tera il az the bottom Of this movement, and thai.
!ss!pg sdYal.sgs CT tie d.ssrgsrizei condition Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

Mons. Belly with large number of engineers went,
70 Greytown N the English steamer Of the lith for
the purpose OF commencing the preliminary surveys
CT the canal Ia his cutie was live Prince, WHO
acts ss military c0umssdsnte chef De ousiuo with
his assistants ard three lsundresses. The party mad
thirty .uns Of freight board including instruments
provisions &c. s. you see they are prepared f5r tt
lcrg campaign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

cApypr NV BuRo, aR.-Jamcs Curtis, eafolah; aoo"
twenr Years of age, was detected in the act of
u s,y store u Josiah b. iae- corner Of Grave and
Bedford streets oy mans of false keys by Matthew Riley
the clerk, who gave the alarm, and had the burglar
arrested. Yesterday the prisoner brought before
Justice Kelly and committed
STABBrNG AFFiaaY BETwKEN nNsMuHs-John DaHy ana
Michael Waters both tinsmths had difficulty at the
of Baxter and Worth streets yesterday morning.
when Duffy as II is alleged drew knife and stabbed ms
antagonist in the right arm, soverng an artery nom
which the blood flowed prousely The assaant and the
assaed were both arrested policeman Golden OF the
Sixth precinct Duffy was brought before Alderman
Smith and committed for trial. While waters Tue COM
painant, locked up in White street as witness
TIM ARSON CASE TWENTY SEVENTH SrREEr-The matter
pending against James Bailey on suspicion OF attempting
10 burn the frame factory of Alexander Kerr at 264 West
Twenty seventh street. on Monday night last was con
cuded yesterday by the Fire Marshal Officer Robinson
brought the defendant before Alderman smith, ~ the
Tombs The accused was examined, and stated nc was
born in Ireland was twenty five years OF age and ved
at 2e2 West Twenty seventh street As 10 the charge
against him. he said he was bed at the time of the re
that was all he had to say; that he knew nothing more
about it, The magistrate required Bailey 70 hnd oa ~
the sum of 81 900 70 answer the charge IN default O
which he was committed His friends went away with the
| intention of procuring bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
Obituary.

DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR WALLACE, OF INDIANA.
On Sunday night the 4th inst, about twelve O'Clock
ex Governor Wallace Judge Of the Marion Court Com
mon Pleas died at his residence in Indianapolis very sud
denly Of apopexy. Cincinnati paper says he was as
wen as usual, and attending his duties in court on
Saturday. Governor Wallace about sixty one wears
OF age He graduated at West Point with credit In 1871
and served for portion of the time Assistant Professor
OF Mathematics Resgnng his place or claim TO IT. in the
army he settled in Franklin county where his father and
family resided and studied law, in the practice Of which
ne soon acquired both lucrative business and high pro-
1essonal reputation He elected TO the Legislature of
Indiana several times and in 1884 elected Lieutenant
6overnor On the expiration Of his that Office he
was elected Governor John Dumont the internal
improvement ISSUE Governor Wallace representing the
improvement policy. In 1910, in the Harrison freshe
nc was carried into Congress- where was his fortune
20 give the casting vote which decided the appropria
elon TO Professor Morse to test the practicab
atty OF magnetic telegraphing. He ran for the
same place again in 1912, against Vim ! Brown
and was beaten. From that time til 1850 he remained
entirely in private fc practcng his profession In India
napols where he had made his residence after retiring
from the Governorship In 1850, he served as member
OF the Constitutional Convention then again fell bac
unto private fe till he called the office of Judge az
the Common Pleas Court OF Marion county which he held
at the time of bis death. In person. Governor Wallace
was stout almost to obesity, with fine intellectual head
a frank pleasant counenance, and eve always re.
marked for It's brightness and kindly expression In cha
Tacter he was amiabc fault, especially fond OF the
society Of young men, always making himself a young
man with thern frank, open and sincere No man ever
thought Of accusing him OF hypocrisy double dealing
ANYTHING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
Rare Duelling Correspondence.
HOW THE WORDS SNAKE" COWARD" AND FALSE
ARE CONSTRUED IN ST. JOSEPH.

IFTtVJ Inc ST Joseph Journal, Sept 2
n, GREAT WEss1zRy HOTEL, X. T. Sept. /, 1850
om, ooraH THOMPSON, SRI demand a retracton of
"fase, = "snake" and Coward as applied
20 ted h ana Tor which you bold yourself responsible
sta os - our note Of August e. IL O'Clock III The rea-
son " referring this matter directly TO Yourself s from
mot stood poprie'y and decacy which win be readily
Anue ,m EWD Y. SHIELDS
MR. sapaDs si received ~ yo npP, mote i Of This
morning ed az ~ BAXTER, and reply viii saw that the
Tasr n acey raS %eanys and
have M mes y Of , fetaG IN that sense In assuming
as Intended mot fSSk he
be- The Mogs no. asnaoS Tas used smile the Wer%
nfa,rness: TIL word was p,enaaa but to denote
ie statement 1.-THE W incorrect Senn apg y, 'hat
scesariIv mpca ing the veracty Of the ed,n not ne
vou 10 have ,-is derstood the terms as tbeey'ag
used, hope this PLANTATION win be satisfactory 70 DC
JOS. THOMPSON
cpp., wr,,rpy n, ~I, Ftwoop, K T Sep, 1910
M jos Tpossos ~a-In reply % your answer 70 nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

Southern flour was in good demand with sales of about
5000 bbs closing within the above range Of prices Rye
Hour was firm and in fair demand with moderate sales at
our quotations. Corn meal was duh, with small sales at
quotations. Wheat frmer and in some better de.
mand with sales of about bushels including prime
to choice white Kentucky at 81 As 81 So Michigan white
at 81 80 81 49, mixed Southern red Zimmerman at
u TO- red State do at 81 IA, and fair white Cana
Wilmot Coy. Corn was without change OF moment in
prices the sales embraced about IL bushels at Soc
10 prime high mixed Western Rye irmer with sales
of about 100 bushels at 83c. Sac Barley was quiet
and nominal Oats were dull at BIC. 40c for new and
old State, and at 3Sc. Ale for Canadian.
COrFEB-The market was firm, but sales were limited
owing to the views Of holders being above those Of pur
chasers.
CoTT0N-The sales embraced about GOO 700 bales
closing tolerably firm at the following quotations.:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
THE briggs PATENT pIANoroRTEs.

TTHE briggs PATENT PIANOrORTES
THE BEST PIANO EXISTING.o
is the only piano the construction OF which "a truly SCI
of the violin. 'e pASs'eo'' 'no'o
IRON bed plate which snains all the strain entirely
Tree rom the case or vbraory the the two
violin AF A SAA'Ao0A 30 AZ sno
They have greater strength and will longer in tone
nam any qner piano. and like the VIOLIN they continue
unequalea. - ~ '' Va 'o'0 "io
Sole agents, WIN: HALL SON, 54S Broadway
,r, From s. Thalberg.
The tone grand and noble. great capacity for sua
tanning the sound singing and its volume tone or power
sweetness" - rs ~-~ sJAAP"%00uo
.u, From i, NJ Gotschalk, Max Maretzek and others
tone of the equals the grand
and excels them in pure musical ntonaon and tnne
power" ~ sss'A SeAAo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
9TH WARD.-FIRST GUN FOR THE FALL CAM
IL pan pledged support the regular democratic city and

18TH WARD.-FIRST GUN FOR THE FALL. CAM
IL pagn pledged to support the regular democratic city and
county nominations -
At meeting the democratic electors of the sixAen4x
yard held on the evening of Thursday September al r
Carrole No 81 Ninth avenue Mr. Thos Rooney chosen
= -'A
Resolved That the democracy of the Sixteenth ward do or
game an association for the purpose of
OF the party a. the ensuing State and municipal elections and
o. by well organized intended in
san black republican Registry law -
On motion, retiring committee consisting of VIM No.
Coole Edward Rim, Peter Carroll A. bRourke and r.
ana 70 nominate permanent officers for the The COM
mee on It's return presented the following repor-That
organization be known as the Sixteenth Ward Democratic Union
Wen Wen 1sr John for
reer Carroll Patrick dibney Jas Dcvnc, Arthur Mooty,
Inos Hearne Peter Welsh JAS Ratcan; Treasurer DAHL
Geary Tor secretaries Vim. A. McCooe and Thos Rooney
The report of the committee unanimously adopted and
mr. Cairey being on motion conducted the chair,
ceyed with loud applause and in appropriate speech
thanked the democracy honor conferred upon
organization.
On motion the meeting then adjourned 70 meet At the same
place with the democracy the Wednesday evening"
September IL. By order. :.
WV BoCERT, Secretary pro tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
Miscellaneous.


Steamship Yorktown kSmSad he Branch
inward bound vessels In sight Wind fresh from SW
| Their clear. - -"
Miscellaneous.
SHIP BRuTus of Boston, Janvrn was discovered 10 he on
fire at Calcutta July and 10th was entirely DESTROYED
THE Bruus was $40 TONS built Newburypor, in 1874 and
was owned by Tuckerman Townsendl
The flags Of the shipping generally half yester
day. in consequence Of the funeral Mr. Geo Griswoh
CLIPPER Snip PRIMA DONNA for San Francisco now load
ing at pier 49, East River will sail promptly on The 18th inst
The popularity Of the Pma Donna doubt the cause OF her
Mining up with such despatch VIM Coleman Co are also
Loading The superior clipper ship Good Hone pier H. East
River, for the same port TO sail the 9th inst
Pilot boat Vision Cobb New Bedford 9Th from Cptv
from the Of ship aaore nave o esn saved
During heavy blow few days the starboard side of
M snip broke on from the waters edge and oated away
copper. 'On''"e' " ns'''iaoe
Three surveys have been held the bark Horace prev
be sold Her cargo 81 sSo will
brig Davis dssnsSs New a YORK WAS being
BRIG DEIxorr LOCK- MITCHELL from Elzabethpor, for Roe
on hs @ s By % @ n poke a pS Richmond
hesaay eyenng She IS now lying Masteron Towes
ScHR FANNY HARRIs-Wilmnpton Nc Son, 4 III 49,,
the h M has M andeS T ser ashore on the
getting her off. - NVp "i'n ia' prospec's oi
oa sda o l RrruSs Brown from Dig Island Portland
ns q bs s " PAT oGock about two miles BY sW
az
sesc 20 careen and open her ways she sunk
amost immediately Capt Brown two men who with
nun were saved with much difficulty by fishing schr.
ScHR REPUBLIC Of Bangor before reported ashore Coney
Island below Salem will be about back Is
broken and the tide GIBBS flows contract has
or I the and should the
Capt Skinner of steamship jamestown, reposOn Thurs
DAY evening O'clock of the Highland light screw
steamship bound South whhe red light sarboard side,
and nearing 70 port instead OF
porting wheel hard aarboard hla wheel in
order would suggest TO all steamship
captains having their lights In proper
place, in order accidents
The report by B brig Marian Ridley at this port
Sunday from that the bark CASTOR sid from
Aug IL The II sid hence for Barba
dos Aug L.
The clipper ship yesterday morning taken on
great Balance dock for repairs She will be stripped re-
cauiked and newly coppered.
Notice to Mariners.
Notice hereby given that the Cross Rip Vessel rc
the 2d NH has restaioned and tho
Relief Light Vessel returned 10 Woods Hole Unrbo
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board. - '
MELANCTON SMITH, Lighthouse Ins ID dst
Boston, Sept7 1859 ' - NO"
Whalemen.
Spoken-Aug lat 49, lon az brig Esbcol uoxe NJ po
sry clean-had los, hundred Dbl whale by the line parting
na1 SPOKEN lew Gays previous scr Montezuma CHAPMAN
oPro"bceto~h hah taken Esp whales, making " bbls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

Movements or Ocean Steamers.

CLEARED.
Steamship Montgomery Croker, savannal-H Cromwell
steamship Yorktown, Parrish Norfolk, &c-Ludam & He.
ship Annawan, McNair, Calao-wakeman Dimon Co.
f sat ssS Ms Co
saTs bssssy
s SsSss ssnss s Small
@ Gos
s sssr Twc ssebsr Tssa nssss
s Steamer nsys sepsa s Green PsSsls
ARRIVED.
Steamship Potomac Watson, Savannah with mdse, TO II B
passeS seir David Faust bound Il h 70 NJ Is miles Of
Cape lattsrss exchanged signals with steamship parkes
steamship jamestown, skinner Richmond &C. with mdse
at 10 o'clock of Cape Henlopen passed schr Barrey,
ship }S sb s July ?; with m 1 to
Ship Dublin lof Boston,, Lane Crons!ad June 49, passed
Guy sass sIrsay
he i Fleet from Shields for NYSrk 4S days out.
with %d1s 70 pania% b%o sn' i'''a.' a DeA' 's =
PASSENGERS Frost Experienced westerly Winds and
Gains all The passage; took pilot from the Mary catharne
BARK James Paige Jones' Monsoyia wcA, July 81 with
lon 90 so when the LIST September took very heavy gale
from WsW with very heavy squalls accompanied BY thunder
foremast and descended down the condac
lash struck the miaea mast and down lightning
rod, which not doomed Ike the other and went
that affected compass caused i Tsvoiye with
minutes ID bash "s s nsh y"S Scan
of the North star found that both of the in the bin
ranged iii he 81 Inst When got to be The
AN The Whole horizon was as light as amy snSny day. the
Of was that The sky was completely overcast with
ser wa 5. TsEe very much alarmed August
Rio Jsasise sd o. 4 brig brig
Ion s. spanish propeller, from cada Havana, q
spoke SSd from ss for Bar
passed bark Alice Fainter hence for Noreans The
vas SIX days Of Hateras with heavy norhery winds.
Bark Hayes shInerish Rosario Buenos Ayres July
M sa es re- p9y Tep A
Brig valkSrisn Norw, schiot, Rio Janeiro July Is, with
Brig Condova Rider Providence days. in ballast, 10 mas
Brig Pinancer, Haskell, Rondout for Boston.
Sshr Persia r smith, Windsor, MS, days with plaster,
sclr Jane, Haskell, Eizabethport for Boston
schr Marcy Young EIIsaSs,hpor for Newport
schr ,.Adeiady, " Robinson, Boston days.
sehr James Lawrence, Allen Boston days.
schr E Eacelsisr Newman New bedford days
Sem Peter anderson Hill, Portland, days days.
ySs Gate on aas Middle CHANNEL
Schr Lebanon, Curtis, Rondout for Pembroke
Schr Brutus Elwel, Rondou for Boston.
Scr Joseph Baker, Avery, Rondou for Boston
Sloop America, Stedman. Providence, 2days
Sloop New World, Ealy, Providence, days
Sloop Victory, Redwick, Providence, 2 days.
Sloop 1Eronaut, Smith, Sandwich, 2 days.
Soop Stony Brook Packet Tyler Stonngon for Port Even
Steamer Delaware Copes Philadelphia
Steamer Poomska, Nyc, New Bedford.
Steamer Pelican, Aldrich, Providence.
BELOW.
boat Geo Steers) - 49,
SAILED.
Steamships Yorktown, Norfolk &c Montgomery Savannah
ship Annawan, Caao; Cairo, Rotterdam; Caroline Tucker
Mobile; barks Chantceer Lisbon Princeton Demarara;
Dutch Rotterdam Grace Worthngton, Arroyo; and others
Wind sunrise NNE; sunset s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

FRJ1GHrs TO Liverpool 200 bbs flour were engaged
at Is 3D. 400 bales Of cotton at 3led to 7s2d $500
Is, 500 bales of cotton by steamer at 3l6d for com
pressed, and 81 bales Of Sea Island at 16d and goo
bushels peas by steamer, in ships bags at Cd To Lon
don 400 bbs oil were taken at 22s 3d. 100 tons olcake
at 2Os and nine tons gum copal at pos To Bremen $50
bales Of cotton and 20 bales tobacco taken at p
Rates to Havre were steady, and rates unchanged.
brig OF 800 tons was taken to load at Wilmington with
crude turpentine at 6s. Sd.
FRuT-Raisins were frmcr, and the sales yesterday
and to-day footed about 800 boxes layers chiefly at
SO 25, now held at higher figure
HAY.-Sales Of S00a 900 bales were made at 65c a
IRON was steady, with moderate sales of Scotch pig al
s23 1913 80, and in small lots at s24, six months
nominal. Inc new crop Of this year comes in slowly
ana sales were light The new crop, II is supposed will
not vary much from an average yield.
IIME-The market was steady and Rockland was in
good demand. with sales of about 800 900 bbls at
7oe e; io i. common, and lump at 81 IS per Dbl.
vado at 26c SO do at 2c and SO do Porto Rico M 5c
NAVAL sToREs-Thc sales embraced $50 fair bbls
Splits no ,.rpentne at 441c 600 bbs North county
mngton at 50 &c. Common rosin was quiet and nominal
~ oiis--We have no alteration to make in Quotations
me transactions IN inseed were moderate at $50 soc
changed. $50 P'eoa "u
PK,ovEloNs-porkaThe lrnness of holders tended to
bbs in lots including at sl4 s7s SIS, thin
mess at $l3 clear at ST. prime at $40 Is Beef was
sn ana nominal while sales were limited to 40
oo pDis within the range chiefly Of yesterdays quota
tons. Cut meats were firm, with sales Of 40 hhds.
steady and in good demand, with sales OF 1850 bbls
2. ,io1sc a H1c Bacon was nrm and so hhds were
soa q. sac Butter was firm for prime choice State
hnos sss . ~ loc &c Ohio was steady ut 1Sc Ice
was good demand both for home use and for
RICE MeE-s sa Of 40 ticrces at asc 4xc
sIKD.-Clover was firm with rnodnro,o Gala, a. r,u
p pre-, timothy ranged from 81 so So Linseed was
The market was active and steady The sales
o0 hhds, including some Porto Ricos part at
s1, anu me remainder consisted chiefly Of Cubas part at
bags Bahia for refining at D. t. and 1900 boxes also
atp.t -
bbls, at &c, 49, ''''' Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
POSTAL DIRECTORY,


Foreign and Domestic Mails.
cc.y rTM Of x CLocsMo A. EHE NV YORK oPrIcr.
sorth and Wet way mall. ...........5x A. Nj
Western mall, via Erie R.61s A. N. and 3sl5 r. NJ
SoSis ANU A. NJ and4sP.M
Eastern mail by railroad 81 A. NJ. and r. NJ.
=" by steamboat ............4 r. n.
SUNDAY MAILS. On Sunday all mails close at this
CALIFORNIA BY steamship Moses Taylor, Monday.
The Overland Mail for California leaves st. Louis
every Monday and Thursday at A. NJ. Letters
designed for Il should be marked Overland via
ST. Louis.n
Lake City, leaves ST. Joseph every Saturday, at
SA NJ. Letters should be marked Overland,
via 81. Joseph" .
HAvASA.....By steamship Cahawba, Monday,
SO. PACIFIC. BY steamship Moses Taylor, Monday,
BAHAMA ISLANDS On the day after Of each alter
nate Cunard packet at this port, being once
month, the steamer karnak viii be despatched
with mails for the Bahama Islands TO be landed
at Nassau, N. r.
EUROPE. by steamship Ariel, Saturday, Sep
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BOMBAY The Overland mail 10 Bombay closes In London
as foows:-Via Marseilies on the 81 and 18th Of
each month Via Southampton the 18th and
9th.
CAIcuTTA Sd, 10th, 18TH Goth Marsees 4th 12h
10Th, 9th, via Southampton.
CHINA, &C. Via Marseies the 10th and Goth Via South
ampton 4th and Goth
AUSTRALIA Via Marseies and Suez the 10Th Via
ampton and Suez 18th.
MApRriUs Via Alden the 4h 9th Of the month
Brazil. Via Southampton the 9th of the month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
T E L E G r A P HIC.

BosroS, Sept. g. 1859.
General Wool arrived in this city last night He will
inspect the government Notifications the vicinity to-
DAY and visit the encampment at Concord tomorrow.
Both branches Of the Legislature will also visit the en-
camPment tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
-sar Is creating expectations or some

Us "a n at decline IN gools ,
ordered for future delivery At present stocks are no"
heavy. romestc woollsns are active Both deaines and
fancy cassimercs firm silk mixtures have ceased 10
DO desirable goods At presents and therefore do not
lie market oN"Vi" o"oyahs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

note, just handed by my friend Mr. Banter rece,oa
by him through Mr. Russell, have to state that ". ~
traction and explanation is Hf re-
:, rousactory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Sept Sc p. NJ.
AsIEs-Sales Of 40 SO bbls. pots made S. 30
q So So
BREADsTuTTs-Flour-Thc market was some less active
while prices without change of moment. The sales
embraced about 900 bbls closing within the following
ran IF auota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
POLITICAL.

VOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CI.UB-A
meeting OF this club will be held at the Mercer House hia
evening" at eight o'clock Puncua attendance is earnestv
as business OF the utmost Importance the viii
De brought y re its members fof consideration.
II. L. CARR Presidanf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

MISCELLANEOUS.
DEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND,
HI IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES,
Sight bills on the
UNION BANK OF LONDON,
BANK or LIVERPOOL,
NATIONAL BANK SCOTLAND,
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY IRELAND,
In sums from 81 upwards,
Issued by
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers
70 Wall street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09


meeting OF the second mortgage bondholdcrs of the
Eastern division of the In Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
was hed yesterday in regard taking measures for fore
closing On the bonds unless the interest was paid within
slxty days The following resolutions were Adopted
resolved That the interest Of the second mortgage bond
requires energetic measures for the protection OF
lher interest," and that the committee proceed al their die
ereuon TO institute legal proceedings -
Resolved, That committee now in chavez ~ ~. n.
es oi .ne second mortgage bondholders have the conf
OF the ponnhoders and this meeting tender to them
Their thanks FOR the ability and zeal they have manifested
or he protection Of their property up present time
Resolved That contribution Of IS on each bond TO be-
PAID as the committee may call IT, be made 10 defrav
the expense OF legal proceedings and the committee be
requested TO apply for receiver their discretion and
for sale OF the road at an early day.
The Independent Of to-day furnishes the following report
OF the dry goods MARKET
The demand, except with few leading houses has not
yet come to the average Of years. but hopes are en-
tertaned that will yet do The offerings Of silks both
fancy and staple, very large and all but very desra
Bile styles easy TO buy ~ decline Few British
goods have been pressed for SALE but French and German
fab.cs are in heavy surplus supply The quantity of
shawa imported this Is unusually large and can
be boug cheap The demand for the West s 30 good
as was even expected and that vas but small Domestic
soods are comparatively steady, but print goods have
cch sod IN large quantities at concession In price Cot
goods arc steady, but the declining price OF the
-" iD'er'' with prospects q very abundant crop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
Telegraph Marine Report.

Wind light from SW; weather clear 'o'
LONG BRANCH Sept S-Sunset
steamship Yorktown, for Richmond, passing the Branch
NO inward bound vessels In sight Wind fresh from SW wea
her lear o. ' .'S-.o'' w.