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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

ST. JOHNs \. f., MOhddJy May 50, I5Jy.
thick log still enyeops the vicinity Of Cape ksce.
and i; has been impossible to 2U yards from The
land for ten days. OF course steamers have beea
intercepted, or cnn be until il c!cars up.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
AewYork Dailp Gribm,re
TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1852
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice be taken Of Anonymous G.
ever for insertion must te suthe1tioeea t tne
name address Of the wTiercot NECESSARILY of pNoacS
uon, bst % guaranty for his good faith
We cso, uuderteke 70 returr rejected Communicates
esinss letters for TnE TRIBUNE Office sboa In ali easeI DO
sddrsssed 70 HORACE GREELEY Co
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

The mails for Europe by the steamship Canada,
from Boston, close to-day at ID p. IN. to go by rail-
road, and at A p. m by the steamboat
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

6peci,, Dispatch to Tbs n. l. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday, May 80, 1853.
The commission of Mr. n. B Browne as Post
master at Philadelphia was made out today
The securities Of Mr. johnson on his cont act
to carry the California mails, we're promised on
Saturday, but were not received. II is known here
that the contract has been hswked about New
York without finding apurchaser. A new arrange
me nt must be made
Mr.. Buchanan left this afternoon, accompanied
By Secretary Thompson, for North Carolina. He
will return tomorrow week.
No official iDtlmstcn Of any sort has been received
Indicating that France and England Will recognize
Jusrez as President Of Mexico.
If Nicaragua consents 10 a modification Of the
Cass-YIissarri treaty, it will be because England
refuses further support, not from inclination
Sesor Jerez has promised for months past that the
ofeL.ve clause should be expunged, but it is be-
ieyed that he was deceived BY Martinez throughout
l. The Associated Pre.,
WAsHIsSTos. Tuesday, May 20. 1852
Tie Wsr Department has been iuforIned by Big
Genera Clark in letter dated Los Anglea, May :, OF
he con plete Of Lieut.. Colonel Hoffman ex-
p. edition against the Mohaye Indians.
The Pr, sileut and Secretary Thompson leit tais
afternoon for North Caroiins. They accompanied
fiom the Presidents house to tho railroad station by
other members OF the Cabinet:
Mr. Appleton has resumed his duties as Assistant
Secretary Of State.
SECRETARY Floyd who. two weeks ago. went to
Virginia ~ recruit BIZ s.repgh which had been wasted
by sckne.. y.testls. hs hes!h is cons:de-shly in
prcyed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
PHILADELPHIA Bank Statement.

PHILADELPHiA, MoLday, May 50, IoJ9.
The specie in tie Philadelphia banks has decreased
900, ,3S8 during the past week.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

LiyrRPooI CurToS MaRKEr The sales OF the
three days erd,ug the i7h 81 GO bales Including 6o
speculation ard for export All quse. hsd teclie-d ID
me,,r. Sous quo,e Mdons Orleans 6sd aid hiddas
uPlands6ld -
STATE cr TRADE.-The ad,ices from Manche-ter
are uua,t.he All kinda of soeds sshty lowet These
" sol tain of mu-irg the nils on short time. - .
IUTRPooL BREADSIJfrs MtRkLT.-Au descrp-
ticu. u B sduAs slightly higher Messs klchardsces
Spenre quote Flour qu bat firm advance u ID 6SS
heat finn at Of I'd dd quotations not given
Cr rnl aud 20 higher for MlSed and Yellow Mud 6fee
ell; " Mhitc. eidgiS H. retail
L,rRPUoI PRuyIsIos MsRKEr.-Bcef was quiet.
Poik quiet Baron steady but quiet Lard steady Taiow sow
ct sale, but prices unAlercd
LryTRPooL PRoDUCT MARKET. Sugar steady.
Rice aut C,A,e dull Pct Asnc- firm 3s6GSt aud 3s6.
20 arrive Pesrs steady Resin steady fvr common Spr
Trpt dull and offered t6 on tue sp and tJiS 10
srute. 80.
ANFpIc,N SrocKs-The la,cs, sales were Illinois
Central stas discount Ditto bonds, '. fc Ere
shars fdf; ". Y. Cent a. shaT,s 62GJt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
1861.
90 -Tha soleodid lev pree-

1859.
FoR LAKE. S,yrRIoR.-Ths spiendn lev pres-
uFg.T Ft f'G,1 M,s.:r is;1eI rs1.y ses
m, fOr Lske scfeTior Por'. s' iou'~'' c'1'"'-S
w,ane.esy, Juse IS sstssss5'. icy
TTssS TM,sSGs'j5,y, 5'yy1 iissl's' ffid.S Fd 4os s c
Tlsgec, csn leave Saqss Pas Gsei.o me- ssG ~ tr 5
The sois or health .eeker,. dorirs the suuuer
40 @ lie inei, TO Lake Superior sHords an otPi-
,nyiy up.srIsssed TITS conner Tte d.roe s.t ~
e,a saso Of sat Tefertncej L. McKsISHr Detoi
SILVER WAuE.
VILLAS FoEsEs,
Manufacturer Of Sterling Silver Ware,
TEA SETS DiKxLR SERVICES sPooSs toak'' &C.,
IoE PITCHERS BuTTrR CcoLEss,
FaUIT VASES, kr,
n,uuHe,ure5 and e ssis 8; la Hsr-fs-tsr7,
no. 21I SFsISC-sT,
Hldsors,
a. Ufo,esa,o aud r. tall
Tes manufactured solely foI che Of the Prn'Ps '
city for the past = year.
UoIIOw,y's Pills AND OINTMENT nre tee
y medicinal prep..sors necessary 10 fnies TIE fis re-
egse all thenterlal organs with uherlIs oerLh'' "'
nnept /. q po.iye snidSte 10 al external di'e A'eh
No UoME COMPLETE WITHOUT lT.-Df. JAS.
Mo- ,yIocv's CoIp AID CovcH MIXTURE cures oSasa OF
ca uith the ssme uniform cenaiuy th. water ie
/, is the prescription Of SHs WiIs pep Ne IS Beekmans
Sold by Dfuggi'ts "
PRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE,
DE yEsoGE & Co, EYgesAY. fGANcE'
used al tho
IMPERIAL T,sLys os rHs CoxTHrSr o, Ers"'E'
PrRFEcTLy PVRt AsD DrLics1k VINE
stsuodtate price and admirably adapted eE ismiy uee'
Sold by
nesy eyer lesdi Hotel and dsaT hrousho ths country.
' u. Y HaUcBwour, Sole Importer,
Corner o. Broadway and BruoHcbt
CURTIs's CURE FOR BAI.DNEss.-This remedy
q ,ese contains no oil lead sulphur has been tested IN
posor Providence ard the Eastern etes '" Cusns r'o
;.o- Provideucs r. l. Sold BY T.. NJ Guicr III Bowrry
j. l. Coddiugton rs BroedwHyi W IL Lewis 81 GIetn m
xicL.s, Johu Jones ~. Houstois, REV. ora BITE nays
q p Milne and Reynolds Co.. Brooklyn. 7. selew JeFsey
": u " m No. Ne,,ark BAsNGs 4 PARK,
Is and n row Geue-sl Agcrts and ali Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
Arrival of the Hungarian.
QUEBLc, MONDAY, 4

QuLbLO, MVhda!l May J", Io0'
The steamship Hungarian, from Liverpool 90
Wednesday, the 18TH inst, arrived this morriog.
Her Gdvices arc anticipated by the arrival Of tho
New-York and Hammonia at New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

FISHING TACKLE in great variety, and OF prime
WiLLsuER DAMsREL,
Nc. S. Nassaus.., near Msiden'lsne.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

HOMES For AII.-The AMERICAN EMiGkANI
Am .so HOMESTEAD incorporated by the state
Ees.Yostl Office No lac Broadway New fork, Si ss a.
reasonable prices aud easy ttTr " Ia e.os,inc
MipeTsls Csnr Coal kc. IL Penny.vais Tenne''ee VIZ
,ia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

O,n-KNoV prospers most

EoR YOCSc AND OLD.-kNoN proeftrs most
e a., . the b-,yhes Brosd~ gay wit rrcmen-
s5sas Cons qUei tiy yesterday g. sfeet o> " nNoN
,a, Of Yoth yorry rerilemen, AID b. Ssuier Hsis
f s A. al more mstie age I'D isnmeoeiS Nnea sou want
bseoaifs duste shioalo aud cheap Lat, vs; be essb-
i,.lmetI No az Bfpeoxsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

,.t.,,o, Comu.nc.fp.nt is worthy o: notice
A. he.sue !, x,s the occasion o the ihsEgars0u
~ the new Chancellor of the University, the Hon.
~, x.,,s-a II ID a1n,n whose lie-lorg desp-
tn q, III. inter, s,s of popular etacs.oa = s-neiay
kpowp Wee, nsratsl.ie ourselves ina, "e ny. - 80
abe Ia secure snch man A. ibe heSi - | ~ g. -,
.i.y and a. the time 80 manager oi p1' 1. ~
scIC,' .,stss-f.r be i elected 70 the
81 the i,rlg.r and 10 the SecIearyshp Il Toe 's y
X, geuis OF Normal Schools. He WI tiis gave y. ="
bis grssp our whole scb-Ir .. poP9!H il'iH -
H.. Accession - the to Offices jas, Hehti'-'i ~
already aroused III. interest If p-vp., aun 4HVN
er.i a neg zeal in behalf Of educ 1tiOn though 20
We we're Dot open 10 reprosca be!Ui- ~ 'janPa'0'
with oihers. rh-,,
Couyeuti.p and three GAYS g-re spebt p>asaniy -H'
rrostably IN listening q written es-ay- ami .Afe pore
sisress.- upon VARIOUS subjects connected w!'n l"e
cause If education. 49,
As naikug the sroyn Of our new S,.te and tae
rattfty with which things Oev-lop here, = ma! &c
noted that one gettlcmana member o. tile I1acherS
Association from the b. giDni1-, stated t1a; al me
u.er Of the AssOcla'nu bcG N this cry hFc ystrs
AGO All xere a-Souuoiafsd sfodnd 80 srIin-ry dla.
iI table AID one # hsiiso1 came oui - ste ed
u = uUblc addresses st the Cvur. HVu-'. No" tIe
new Hall Of Rspre-et;stiys' Wa lei by be as'oa1
ior aud sur oizeEs who are deeply Dtsfe'ted IN ne
di.cu-siors.
,;r, Of the usual Academic degrees on commence
uent dsy L0l n the usual Latin formula, out 70 GOA
plan Engis5. ]. vas s,c,hes sign Of real a'vap'e
ysrc,meIi rusli and Of Etie impJr.anc- ~ Us. ~
,d,cajr the feer spirit OF ouf time. T-e Regents "
our Uuvsrsity endes,oItg - make II no' mere
rep, STORY of sn-quated learning, bat an instrument
fvr the uairirg Of men fr the practical business ~
life Nni.. Therefore, they give proper >;ope u
the cia.sic- they are prov ding, AZ the sane time,
for the culture cf the uind in ot7er directions Dy me
esabshm.ut in the University of several scnooi- o.
practical scieuce. Already the CnSer.l,y hod o'l ~
1onrg men stroDg inducements 20 avs, themselves vi
"a aGysutsces With every cOmi' ycir "a It's iupds
enlarge. ard eNperierce incIcat.s the pan 70 Oe pur
.u.o under the vigorous management o' thabce1.or
Hsrnari ard his helpful assistants the Regents this ln-
tutior ihroned On u fest Of unsurpassed oesa'y,
uron,i.e ; to be se ,ond 70 none ia the land.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
FROM ST. CiTH.iRINE s.
nee Of The Y. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The v. 7. Tribune.
ST. CArHARINE's, c. W., July 81, lc59.
The continually growing reputation OF this Min-
ersl Spring brought me bither in search OF health.
Ii is the same with crowds of Others, as found IN
st. Cathsrine's almost all the Union represented,
including New. Orleans and California. pass over
the various legends hanging about the sPflns, from
the buffalo, the Indians, the prolific widow, down
TO the seekers of salt. They bored the Arsesisn
well Their unsuccessful attempt to mad salt is
already legend in this fsst-running epoch. Posi-
tive history begins with the well. Nature-the
great and eternally working chemist-eombines here
unipterrupteily. various salts spd ACIDS, and this
unerripr and urmstakable combustion constitutes
,bs healing and beuefcis virtue of the well. This
plsce hiss be. n frequented OILY few years, and
brnr Of. and can say i witness, marvellous cures,
some. nav. many divide the curative virtue be
tween the we'll and the Demlourgos of the place
DIR. Mack, bright intelligent, with confidence
inspiring face The Doctor, though born In Ire
Land is nevertheless of American breed having re-
criyed in New-York his professional and scientific
education. The crwd OF visitors is great, bat the
bathing establishment is not in harmony with its
fame and the numbers present. Day after day,
lop Q train of sspirsnts for bsths-men and women
6ll the h,ll Of the sanctuary.
The City Of st. CAharine's comfortably expands
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

vlise men uho conceived s,3 CARED out the
project Of colonization.
1t was q suggestive answer that black boy
eaye me, when. after be had been on shore seseIal
times from the man-of-war BToohine, ssked hIrn
how be liked the people oi the cl'y
"Oh." be said very well; thy trsa. foiks
more Ike men here"
TBy the way, or out Of The way, il is noteworthy
that you may always tell aD American won,n IN
TIE place from the fac, that she carrl-s her
b,.ket on her arm, instead OF pnt,pg II Us the
Usy'isn women carry bnrdeDs) On taolr head
never saw a native Degiess carry aoy thIog 10 her
AIMS Even their cbilcrer, they carry on their
HRS seatr q them sstrde On their bau1cnes. The
u,ulst,o women, however, sometimes initiate the
Americans 10 this respect.
TO retuTB
G.frard IN bis Official orgso, La FeuiUe de Com
meTce, published, before eft the capital, an ,rtI-
Gle ON emigration, from which / select the pas
sage .ubjoDed. IL has already been printed 10 the
United States, but il not knO. n here tha. tue
article was written By the President hims,lf:
"Hsyfi will soon reg ain be. arceni splen1or. 1his
marvellous soil that fathers blessed by God con-
qnered for u.s. viii soon yie1 10 us the wealth now
hidden in its bosom lie. blsck and yellow oreta
zen, scattered through the Antilles and Nutn ana
South Auecs hsstsD 70 cooperate win u, 10 restoring
the glory Of the republic. Hsyb is the c1umon cour-
Try Of the black Oar ances.ors in taxing pos
a. sic of were careful TO n the CoL-tr1 j.
tjop that thew published that all the descendants Of
Africans and oi the nha a,'ants Of the Wet lDdie-,
b. long by night 20 the Hsyisn family. Toe idea was
grand sDd.geB.ron-.
"Li,ien then, ell yoa negroes aDd mulattoss, who,
in the vast cob,inebt Of America suffer from toe prsJu-
diees of caste. The republic cali. youi she iovtes
you to bring TO her your arms ard your d'nds. The
reeeperatipg work that che undertakes interests all
colofeo people and their oescendaots mater what
Their origin or where their place OF birth.
"HsyIi fegsniDg her former position, retsking her
ar Icieit scepter as queen Of the Antilles, Will be 8
formal denial, mOst eloquent std peremptory against
those detracrs Of who Contest our desire or
ability 70 attain high degree OF civilization
Given liberty 70 come and go at pleasure;
exemptions from the army; neehborhoods IN
which TO locate ID colonies; the protection of the
Government; equal nights with The native populi-
ton; and, as friend o, the coored race in Ameii-
CO, i would ssy 20 them-Go TO Hayti, aud help to
drive the South out Of the clttOn and sugar trade;
but these guarantees not solenDly given, only able
rhetorical "reminiscences a1d addresses instead OF
them would advise them, with far more earnest
ness aDd zeal TO remsin at home; even although
here, in the Northern States, all that the black
race can permanently gain will be the boon, II
boon it be, of final absorption. JAMES REDPATH.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

fund a ince !. built with IN iocia. > :h,i TIE
waterway foH -~ifty, AM "a IN. -iH' - 'hr9Nh no
cirr vi ,cn coni.ts tie gold. lDe ss'-I sS'hes ons
he sSrily matter. leaving heavy b'tck $3.50 tci
.scr, IA 80. trough or luce. I ie stonee AZ rtAet
ever IN order iha, they may be tooio7gny ss-esi,
ard then ihTusp Uni, l--vlug the D-ack -sh' sue
,wift caUtbt # water Ia9iay carile, On -
ra,. cf this black -aud, leaving snail Qninir ~ the
h,.ofr of the suics. which contains he csSes AMI
pper-s 81 pure gni; THIS l. 'rI!lected "ocs day,
ri.red IN a pAb aid uasbei, leavltg ne co'd 10 's
rude sat. Rockers and other sJpi1ncts o. tst.'v',
uis u iDer. are SOMETIMES --7'' "u' PH''' ~ f'~
D. " clean of With
Tte claim. ,el for e rod when pnr>h.sed 10 \
,L ,iyiraI nsr.r bu; after ;ney have oAsH inppNei,
a. he woulj ,ake $40 900 ter the claim D. 'o~ nun,
:. he ov,,d n: bat am iu.hprd i0 ilins tnsi tha
va low .s,in ate. cenpsny on BnHa-o 'feeA,
c,,rpo ed e ChArl,s b. Ro1ke, Jsines tehhs!, sli
Iob', patgp, the two iorlef va NH'..'' -
,G.r st.tdirp siN ~scks IN constructing s1r" a"i,
sipi,ss &c. had insie a. day the Two ce,s Prev,
ons - nv visit sud from aPi eararce,, 'heJ NOuh
make slG or : . tire day saw them. l ~ p.rS
qusrtry Of the golden fakes II ;heir sIn,.e, .aa =
6sv. a sor.iurn o' tie gud, which iS oi the hne,S
ornIi,v Thy found ouch of us IN stra.nn oi ts.-
eese s'a,e Two men above them, Wiisrs and G.li,
make ron = ~ 70 : per day, and hardy under Wy
=. that Saunsl UarnaS. Springfield Mass. L. NJ.
Tuck, ani J H. Colby y. H.. On Buffalo Creek, sie
sking bboGi - per day apiece, snd exores. taen o.
LIFT tha, il Is oriy cement of tbelr g9'i 'r-
tine. \ claim below them pays from >o 70 sfu
these are OrlN ,PeNi""b oi'N ~ Wv --''
| I'm assured, are dniuy s9usly ss well.
TL,r. c.r he no longer reasonable tonb, IS 20 re
ysfepce a gold in greater less qusnt,ies through
hrs repisr; and am Convinced that y vii oS tonnf
!, exhsu,ti-ss qusuti'ies end of great rehness Ihs
h-n.k on v hirh toe moer- wofklog runs tarorsn
= deep ggch, on ether side al winch poe, ceas-,
sp,ucs 40 other trees grow. l. j. mos: ronsrcs
,f,cs with cool ard pu,e ar. While there, saw
ppnl, faced. delics,e msu, digging with great zeal
nneer II bumie rays Of the sun; He was a eisrs
frcm Springflc Mas, snd looked as though be cont
haey epcnre the l.bpr. His appetite was woederia,
ard I'cor cuded ihs, he wou'd ye. get his PILE:
These nires are well worth visiting. TINS -
81 erdid country 20 spend the Summer in The ar g
a. pure A. crystal and inyigora'og a. any one eoa
sh. IL il -ome two 'houssnd set ABOVE Ine sea' a1d
the nouutsiu scenery Ii aDfqased. o.,
Tie fa famed A-cainey Mountain is only few miles,
fron, here, and il fBli light. -,
The ere ops are coming on very well, ainHnSh 20
chsDoes Of getting any are not remarkably Ar
TIE farmers are engaged n haying.
Green peas are row being eaten, while strawberries
ere .,i quite abundant There plenty of good trout
fer the disciples Of lzaak alton, aud sod ior me az
cipes of II ammop Board is cheap; the best Is only
81 per week. o "' =
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
THE CASDIDATEs-THE UNDERGROuND-ooh'
MERCIAL sYMPToMs-PARDOSISG CHEATS
THE MoRPHY IMBROGLiO.

From Our Own Correspondent
PMILADELrHI,, Aug. 2, le59.
No one here is green enough TO believe that
Mr.. Buchanan has ceased to be candidate for re-
election, no matter bow impressively both himseli
and bis Bedford organ may baye proclaimed IT.
What a commentary this spontaneous disbelief Is
on the low character for sincerity to which he has
subk in public estimation. His own proclamation
OF intention is secuted. Such universal refusal to
believe him has not be zen witnessed in the case oi
even the poorest stick of President ever set up
BY the Democracy. There are also outside indics-
tions among his psrtisans here, which eHec'ually
contradict bis proclamation. He is still candi.
date-he knows II, they kpow il, and are working
for reuoDluston as vigorously ss ever. They
are er gsged ID making combinations and bargains
a thousand times more infamous than that which
Mr.. Buchanan 30 deliberately charged on Adams
and Clay, knowing that Also 10 be lie from the
beginning. They are doing all they can IN this
city 10 secure his nomination, and, as usual, those
nationsl lazsr bouses. the Custom House and Navy
Yard are so many besdquarters in which his tools
are peusieped Tom Flotence's new Magazine is
a part Of the ssme movement. But, by the way,
What q laugh We hsye h,d over the ldea vi ToR
Florence getting up Magazine This gentle
mans sntece6ebts are antagonlstlc IL literature
arg good English that. while We cannot say We are
aDxou. to see bis book, We conclude that the finale
Of presumption hss been reached.
The railroads as general thing, are staguating
for want of business. But il is no. 50 win the
Underground. The msnsgers inform me that they
carly Only little freight but fair show Of passea-
GERS whose baggage seldom exceeds the allowance
never much greater than cheap carPet-bag, some
times little bundle tied in cotton handkerchief
though in most cases nothing more taan stost
walking stick. Some short time since there were
brought 10 the managers two little female chsttels
who had been picked up in the street at night
where they had wandered about whole sfterncon
not having been noticed by the police. They We're
clad IN the cheap, coarse and mean cloths which
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

Mrs. Mehtable, widow Of the late Capt. Peles
Lewis Hillman, BOston. died July -, in tho ,ne'y'
sixth year OF her age. This lady was born q Se"-
port, r. j, the 9th day Of April, 76i, ard 10 h''
younger days resided for considerable time ss'N
Washington, y, C., but has been for many ye~'
resident Of Boston. She occupisd the sims a0u'e ~
siXty-iour years.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

FROM ST. DonSGo.-By Capt Evans, Of the
schooner Enchantress, from Jscme, arrived on Thurs
Gay Do,DiDg ~e have dates to the 18th at. Busi-
LESS generally was dull; the political news II little or
no poitarce. Tie people generally satisfied
with the present Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
FROM WISCONSIN.

THE STATE UyIvERsITY-TEAC ASSo-
CATION.
C9,.espoIGeree o. TIE ~ Y. Tibr=e.
MADIsoS, Wis, July -, 1879.
This week has been marked among US by the
events incidental 10 Commencement q, the state
University, and the assembling Of the State Teacher.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
Cattst By Grlrgrapb.
Prom Washington

WAsaiEaroN, Sept. 20.
The Secretary Of the Navy has recently
made arrangements for the reception Of an
additional number Of midshipmen at the Ma.
val Academy. Members OF Congress from
Districts which have been tho longest time
without appointments--some as far back ns
lS55--will be requested to makenominations
Of youth for admittauoe, in accordance with
the existing law
:. The Treasury receipts for the week end
ing Monday, amounting 10 &l,5990 600 the
drafts paid TO Sl40s,O00; the traits issued
to SS4O,000 the amount subject to draft is
10, 1853, 459. The increase over last week is
more than $I5S,0O0 or q million dollars
within the last two weeks.
Capt NJ S. Miller has been oadered to
Fort Monroe, to assume the duties Of Quar-
ter Master General ut that point in place Of
Chapman, deceased.
The President has appointed VIM. G..
Jones as Judge Of the U. 81 Court for the
Northern and Southern Districts Of Alaba-
ma, vice Gayle, decd. The names Of at
| least ten other gentlemen had been mention
cd in connection with that Office.
Gen. Jessup, who was seriously sick in
/ New York. has returned 10 Washington con-
yalesocnt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
New York Market.

NEw YoBx, Sept. %
Flour Solo better but closed heavy; sales of
1900 bbls at 4,70@4,75 super state, 4s0@5
extra 4,70@4,55 super western, 4,Sn@425 for
common to good extra western, 5,5O@5 60
inferior to good shipping brands Of extra ronud
Ohio.
Rye -four moderate at 3.75@4,35.
WHEAT-Heavy and declining, with sales
Of % 600 bush at ,2s@l 80 for white Western;
,0l for good Milwaukee club l,03@l,05 foi
red Iowa, and l 10 for choice red Indiana.
RYE--Drooping, with sales 3,400 bush at 81.
BARLEY Lower; sales Of 4 ,6O0 bush good
new Canadian at s9
CORN-Heavy; sales 5000 bush at 9215 fol
yellow Lonthefn. For mixed Western 9Ot
offered and SO asked
OATS-Steady at 4l@44c for State, and 4
044 for Western and Canadian.
WHISKY --Firmer, with sales Of 200 bbl,
at 27c
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
Frightful Accident

ALBoN, n. J., Sept 2S.
A distressing accident occurred here to-
day, which resulted in severe loss of life.
The County Fair of Orleans is In progress
in this vicinity, and during the afternoon a
large crowd Of the visitors gathered on the
canal bridge on Miami street, when il sud-
denly gave way under their weight; and the
whole party thrown into the canal many ol
whom were drowned before assistance could
be rendered The loss of life is estimated
at Is, though it is supposed that many bod
les are in the water. A large number re,
ceived severe injuries