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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
TAMDfANY GENERAL COMMITTEES.

In accordance with resolutions offered at recent
meeting of the Democratic Republican General Com
mtee of Tammany Hall, an election was held in the
several Wards about the City, last night for the pur
pose of eectng delegates to the General Committee
for the ensuing year. also Ward Committees and dele
gates to the Young Mems Committee. The delegates
to the General and Young Mems Committees are as
follows:
FIRST wARD-Genersl Committee Thomas Byrnes, Michael
Committee William Piggost, Mathew Beirne, Charles Reilly
sscosp Wi1Rp-Gencral COmmttee-wnlism Minor
Patrick McMahen Young Mems Commit'se-Thomaa Nc
THITp WNEp-GeneTsl Commi,tee-H. g. Crozier, Edwin
Hsgeriy Young Mems Committee John Matthew'S Michael
ForErH WARD-GeneTa Comrnittee-Chares J. Dougherty
Geo P BckfoId, winism Drew Daniel Dopovsn James mes
Heay, Thomas Brown Archibald j. Fullerton Timothy sui
FiTrH wAKp-General COmuluee-John t, Henry John
Y Savage William b. Howensein, Harry hopknsoL, ROBERT
Michael A. Clarke William Long James Burke, A. A. Jones
Sixth WAEDGenera BrrRnan Owen rSs
Donney. Young Mems Committee-Dennis Barns, George
Pearson Lawrence Langsn, Dennis CoPpers Thomas Walsh
SrSssra WaHD.-General Committee William NJ Tweed
Oswald onendorer Patrick Keenan, Isiah Rynders Thos w
Adams Alfred Palmer Young Mems Committee-Henry Close
Richard Kiumons James NJ Bailey Jacob Valentine John
EIsHTH WARD-Genersl Committee Gerslion Cohen, John
D. Bets: Joseph Murphy Dr. Francis Fleet John FMnasy
Peter Crawford jr, Geo Loutrel Fred p Book, VIM Della
marta, Fred j. bantz = n p.ts, toh,
NhrH NAkD-Heiiera Sonht,e1ps. ~ I'M
ki.hardoI Jsn,e Hei JacoI Y NJ 10nc avo
james orahiI :" M ~ hsnneqy' lOuls pTn t.i NJ,
John Msck 'osh OakIIrc' Sqnh hAcison' Jun" f0''' "
D9oge w n. ioit5s 81 "a c. r,,;h Dad, No.as
Tenth "Akp-1sheIsi n e ~ u.s. U.s.
D. Gale joseph NJ Marsh samuel ~ We Join az
Young Mems COMMITTEE sknse faWaa :. Might
William l. Tower Ho"erd!E coates mares leaycra D.
ELEVENTH W ARD - General ComIniee-aei9h D. ho.'
linz John T. Ho9ghkiIs Francis A. h9oe GhsIe. T.
AhueIson NIcltNhti fu"d 81 u pMoS 1ao'S
Mems Comrnit'ee-James Iown,ey Mannce nia, ygnh
Felon motifs ROBERTS, james Hlcura'n' fhlip
tilas A. VIZ o., o.. ~. IL ,. III ,,as
u iTfLFnh W Akpp p I u nv Gsne Yonns
% IapPah Cnhties b1lce ~ T 'Os IL tiS -,
Menu Committee-"m r. Zone mares hshi' joseph L.
E6hng John u Gent John Ssnnl; = IA r McCo,
LhIKihfnIn nAtp.IGeheIal Io" I.Ur pt;E 49,
neil VIM r. McIoT,Ilck f.scis D. hetie' MI
bernard IiorIney' young Men ~ T W
Iheodore jaws JacoD behhe' ohares Doae hA"e"o w.
Hill. A., Mill
tOt RTRKNTH NAhD--5enersi COmml,tee,HHt9 nICnae'
Tuomey David fl5hey Geo DeOeh94h o.. Dlicnael
ran, Geo Cassidy Jas Carly Young Mems Comnltee-f j.
ByIne George Spencer ~ '" Mooney r. W. Cunningham
Henry Jones w. s. " Wilhelm - . .,,,, ~,
FIFTEENTH WARD COMMITTEE Dte " l'oir1s'
jas j. Gumoieton John H. hye John heeeI AD.ah1n j.
Htlyer Young Mems tommltee-Johh 'nlhpe'oh' Onas'
Hamilton, Geo Ceuheld jas blbson Johh . N0IH NJ, -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
Separate Secession Voted Down an
The Georgia Legislature.
MmLIDGrymLE, Wednesday, Dec. 10, Is

MuLEDGFMLE, Wednesday, Dec. 10, lSU'.
There has been a meeting Of the members OF the
Legislature fayofiug cooperation, and urging Con-
yention Of such Southern States DESTROYS Of cooperat-
inc. An address was isiued 70 the people OF South
Carolina Alabama, Mississippi and Florida, signed by
y members of the Legislature.
In the Senate, a resolution offering the services Of
the members of the Legislature in of coercion OF
any Southern State and requesting the Governor to
order out all the members Of the Assembly FIRST Tor The
field wac lost.
The discussion IN the Senate on separate State acton
is rerored 70 have been tie abler Of the session.
Nil Hill of TIoup, in blaze of eloquence, character
iled separate action ar night accomplishing iis own
defeat liberty forging ia chain; happiness poison
ing it, own cup; prosperity committing suicide.
A RESOLUTION was adopted-Yeas 30, Nays 5i-ihaI,
IN there il a common interest, there should be CO.
operation among tie Southern States.
reconsideration was moved and lost
Mr. Delaney bill protecting the citizens OF Georgia
from processes in the Federal courts, lcsi By 10
majority.
w. /. Harris, the Commissioner from Mississippi,
was courteouriy received by tue Legislature. lie
81 ole on Monday. thousand copies Of his speech has
been oIdeied TO be printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
uo,rSR OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. WASHBuRNE rep, ILL., offered "a resolution
the Seua.e concurring, mat wien lney adjourn w.
,no,royy. II be 10 meet on the I'll Of JANUARY.
Mr.. fTHERIDGE Is. Am, Tenn moved 70 lay
!, on tlo table. Il was tabled by three majority
The consideration Of the Territorial Dusines' was
Nj. SHERMAN rep, Ohio. from the Committee
On Nays aud Means reported bill making an aIFFo-
pratiOn for legislative, Executive, ana 0uui'l'l ca
iendirures for the wear ending June, loU'.
Mr. Sill HERMAN aLO Offered IA resolution, winch wac
adoIted retrucug the Committee Oh PuDhe l"1h1s ~
INQUIRE whether any Offices connected WIN the oui-
yetor. Generals Office, can be dispensed WIN. -
The Uoute went into Committee on the Deh'ieh'S
Appropriation bill. on,,..n, ammo.
III. SHERMAN offered an amendment apr
1rgtine $500 600 carry ou the Ia" Tor lhe SupP'S
Ion oftle African slaye.trade 90, -. g.
M, FHELPs Dem, No. was willing to vote Tor
this appropriation for the reason thal GJn4re' cUiH
- -, car, Of recarrured Africans IN Liberia ~
tead Of apmoyiang about one-siAiie'h 81 '"e yearly
,e,enue oil The Government ior that purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
MORE SCARED THAN HUI T, OR WHAT
THE SECEDERS WILL AN WON'T DO.


WASHINGTON, Tuesday Dee 10, 1860.
The phrenSed screamers WHO DO the unearthly'
yelling of the sensation press, cry out as if each
were possessed of seven devils.
A iayorite topic of their rent is Mr.. Lincoln's
silence. They insist he shOuh say something or
do something, but particu arly say something.
For tLey say everybody sht ,uld do something. or
say something, aid declar that, even they them
selves are willing 10 "uhite heart and hand 70
" save the country from destruction and even
to pray tor 1t. We are disposed TO see them do
any thing but pray We trust they won't 10
that. That would DO carrying the Joke too far.
Now, just for the sake of testing their willing
ness 70 do something III aid of the country. we
make bold to ask them to shut up their bowling.
This would be the best thing they could do to-
See Eighth PAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
BOARD or EDUCATION.

TIE Board of Education held It's las regular meeting
or the year yesterday, Mr.. President CURTIS in the
fiair. NoniLations were received from the Local
Boards for teachers Of Evening Schools according 10
he bv-law reorganiling the Evening Schools. Some
memlers OF the Evening School Committee attempted
o obstruct the movement of the new machine but
AFTER a short struggle in which the Evening School
Committee developed strength 81 rs votes,
Mr. FaRiTY one Of the Committee, SAID TO another
Of the Committee Mr.. Byrue, =" let's die easy, and
left.
After u prolonged contest al the nomiua'ions, which
were ia due form, were confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
nunnRH rEox nAcu srATE.

Eide &C. 2 n; TaIlow, &c e 10 Pti's, 81 each CAh
Skim i0Hlic - n.
n Beef Extra and Flint quality include nothing but The
best large fst, stEllfed Oxen.
Second quality include the best g.ed Oxen the be. stall
fed Cows and the best three ear-old Steers
Ordinary consists Of Bulf and the refuse Of loa
SHxEP-Extrs includes Coets aud when those OF inferior
quality thrown out.
There were q the Grand Trunk md Eastern Rail
road a the Boston and Lowell snd ~ the ftehburg
- OF those W the fitchhure were from Albany.
RhNARkAIhere but small stock q, market today lut
sufficient he demand The best cattle and sheep sold readily
at lat price, ard probably IN few s;Arcrs slight adj
vance was obtained Tie largest Heir brought 10 This
market sed by JOSIAH btpnetf OF estmoTrlaud n. H.
cold by q. T. Pierce 90 L. Rice, j. for ~ q cwt
weight 10 cwt
We quote Hides az Gee and Pets at 4 bat owing the
the business prices nominal many lots bcos
sold much lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
RniIraaxi Accident

BOILING SPRING, n. j., Wednesday, neo ~,
An oueine o. the HacEensack Railroad, this nom
ing, ran over hand-car, containing twenty-five per
soar, near lIackensack inraLtly killing person
DaHed ReaIdon, and seriously iniuring two Others
Tie road Is nearly finished, and expected 10 be
COM eied to-day. The hand-ear proceeded from the
Junction Of The New-York and Erie Railroad with H.
borer for that purpose followed by the engine. The
engineer is ssid to have away Immediately after
the collision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20

FREs.-Last night, between ~ and III o'clock, O lire
broke out the kndng wood Establishment. w9ed by Mr.
Canal The building two stories frame was
entirely DESTROYED together with the contents Loss about
500 The building adoned steel factory, which, through
the effort If the Fire Department saved with loss Of
about 800.
Between / and O'Clock yesterday morning fire
occurred in temporary building occupied by John Rogers as
oil factory In South Eighth Warren The
loss on the building ahou, $1,000 insurance.
The adjoining building occupied by Van Sickle Bennett roof
cement manufacturers, was also somewhat damaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
stare Of Tra de mt Buffalo Rpd Oswego.

OsvHGO, "wednesday, Dec Iy IBlI.
The an cunt of grain III store at Oswego aud Buffalo
1t the present tine according carefully prepared statements
in The ycid Times Of tits city 320J bushels
hrci, ATS bushels Wheat 4l 00 DO. Corn 1900 do
Oa,- TC00do Barley 81 00 do Rye and 5000 do Peas but
The include The smOpu lost Buffalo The total
cfpts grain Oswego and Buffalo the reducing
Flour Wheat in the aggregate nearly 5000 900 bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
The Cunadinn Rnul.s.

BlFFiLo, Wednesday. Dec. ~ iT5n
The official monthly statement Of all he cmaliun
hanks. for Novemief exhibits decrease IN circulation
for The month Of s. 100 600 gain To specie 80; aud
ircreaee in loans 81 10000 Compared with ths fhne
month last year there is increase III circulation OF
over s3CDO,OO, and in specil 81 5DDW).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
Cambridge Cattle MARKET.
REPORTED FOR THr n. y TalBrSg Ri Gso.

KPPORTED FOR THE \. J. IhIBINt b UBi. MY
WRDSHsptY Dec. 10, 1850.
Whole number of Cattle market. 500 about 100 Bee"s
and l10 Sorei consisting Of Working Oxen hcn Cows aud
one two aud three old
PRICEs or MARKFT RgEy-Exrs rs sea ~ first quality,
st second quality s52j third quality rs 81 ordinary ~ IS
PR.CRs or STORE CATTlHNOiklng Oxen. per paE noaei
Cows and Calves, from 80 ~ to 7to learnss, TO
- old no T. fl2 Three yearsod. @l+ 30 I'll
Sheep ard LaInbs 265 market prices in lot $50
o 75 each extra -, ~ 30 to +i@ 80 or rom y 20 DC
y 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20

SUDDEN DEATH.-AbOut < o'clock last night Conc
neT MUphy called upou bold inquest tue body II
named William tuut,. who ded suddenly n his late
gesidruCe, No. ~ Schoe5 -irtg " iltsmsuufga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20

A Bold THEFT.-On Tuesday evening while an
expressna delivering package at No 1913 Second street
Jersey Cry liz horse and with barrels o fou
driven The horse quontly returned he stable Of
his owner william g. Barnes. but the iOur was missing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-On Tuesday afternoon, Young
man named Wiam Rivers employed ia the machnesAop Of
the NeJersev Rsiroed Company bad al the fingers Of his
hand of by circular The hand subsequently,
amput
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

j. Kenmore CooPER.-Mr. McKown gives his
Lecture on Cooper and Imaginative Literature in New
ark on Friday evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-23

OUTER, LARD AND w HlAKkY.--
ID IS packagss choice new BUTTER
20 bbls. extra LEAF LARD.
50 bbls. Rackbridxe I'VE WHISKEY.
50 bi,ls Alleg hany RYE WHIEKEY.
10 bhls. M agn0lls Ry 4 WHIEKEY,
100 bbls BRANDY, GIN. WINE, 10.
For sale BY PARKS & MINER.
je ls-ts 18th at. near Cary.
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TfLEGRAPIIIC NEWS.
IRerorted for the Richmond Dispatcn
Political Denominations.

~ .nr July sI.--The Democratic prima-
s. Nn.rins. for the appointment OF delegates
~ ~ e,eciorat Convention TO be held on Wed-
ossday next, was be,d Ias' s'sn.n INN mne"'
eu'on wards the friends OF Douglas boited,
gu Vii send rival delegates. Those friend.
sao anon are believed to be largely In the
lily. The State Convention is expect
ma" No one of the most exciting ever held In
IA Jersey.
rsrs,.errsrb. MASS. July 90. -- Senator
las arrived here at noon to-day, and was
FED by q crowd of at least niue .housaho
"a. which manifested much enthusiasm
T. ne use Of gunpowder. music and Applause;
hs,".,oy Douglas spoke from the balcony of
rs.sasoit HOUSE TO the assem- bled multi
w ard ~ss reqnently interrupted with
lie will dine here in company with q
4t.s,e pumber OF our prominent eiuzens.
n r. xclsNATt, July 20.-The friends of Bell
- Everett had made great preparations for
%" '.sss meeting last night aud very large
~ enthusiastic crowd gathered in Fifth ST,
~, Space bnt after short speeches by Hon.
- % Campbell, General Leslie CSombs
- H,u John Scott Harrison, the meeting
sy,orued till tonight, on account of heavy
raia.
I,osTns. Jnly 2i.--A public reception was
stts, 30 Hou Arson Burlingame, by his con-
stnuents. In Cambridge, last even ing, al which
snaar hes were made by Mr.. Buriingame, Gov.
Rapts. and Hon. John Sergeant. There was
n large attehoahce'
CILYErxR G. H., July 2i.--A meeting Of the
rrrtaa party was held here to-day. Hon.
Ioha : Pendieton addressed the assembiagr,
in a speech, which occupied several hours Ia
its delivery. In the afternoon, a flag, b-srin z
the names Of Bell and Everett, was given 10
the breeze upon a lofty pole, erected IN the VII
lage.
NORFOLK, July ai.-An attempt TO form
Douglas club last night was a failure Only
as5Gi 80 persons were present. 1hey al
iogrned tiil W ednesday mex
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-23

.' FUTURE D1Y l,l.


s s!is "a TE sT sN6S SE
MAJ sEs RFfHsT WA sLLPf sqTsEEF FOR sAIE
HUCTfON Win be sold at eoction. on tie
premises, on FRIDAY. the Hth ~ :. asuv g ~
located az above. toppcsi the auction stors Of
Mr, HECTOR Davs.j and noE owned ana occupied
about "a feet and q deph Of about 20 feet The
house 10 three stories hiFh. with new edition IN
der. Tbs location of this property - very valua.
BILE. either for a grocery or ang other kind Of
ouyi n ess.
TERNs-One fourth cash balance at 4. 8, and II
months, for negotiable notes, interest addsd. se-
Gu ed by trust deed or title retained Pussession
The purchaser to receive rent at the rate Of $500
per auuum. GOUUIN AfrEhSON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-23
Death of Joseph Gales

WASHINGTON. July @2.-Joseph Gales, The
senior partner In the iirm owning the Nation ~
Ia.flitcsae,r, died last night, in the 18th year
Of his age. He was. during two-thirds OF nls
= fe connected with the fnfsl!igsHeSr. Though
inf rm in body he retained to the last the full
powers OF has mind, and visited the Office daily
ur,ll the close Of last week. He WAS highly
esteemed by all classes, and his death has
era. I'd universal sorrow.
lie viii he bu rieo on Tuesday. from his conn.
trv seat. Ellington, near this city. II will
rF5bsbly he 4 large and most imposing pro-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-23
By Alex. Nett, Auct.

Gr Soobs. aswiIi 5s SOLD a. auction At H ny
store, on / U EsDAY, July "a, commencing at 10
20 20 bbls No sMacksrel. IS bbls. GROSS He. rings.
Whisky, Brandy, Wines. TOBACCO; Cigars. soap.
Candies, CrockeTy, glassware blocks. g.
Cassine.s, Merino Shirts, Drawers, snspandes,
gloves Re'd'-m'de CIitssal,n M Shoes Hats &c
iy2s ALEX MOTT. Auct'r
VAnTgAkRr.F Ho 1nEf AsP co;,d
TY. FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a eerd Of trust.
executed to the subscriber hy A; H. Atwood. da'ed
clerks Office Of Amelia County Court. and being
,, all T Da ,bs .ss
at 70 ocIoct H. the v.u "4i 81 E dH
lid ao STOCK Of Ais HGs. A;S
was conve, ed in the SAID deed, and now IN the oc-
The Lot contains th-ee-fourths of an acre, with
the Factor building on IT. IS beautifully situated
the lst September next.
TKkNs.-For the House and Lot, third cash
months secured by negotiable notes interest add
ed, and the title retained until the last pay ment.-
H' sss Goods SfG sSMt e s ss'9 Trustee.
- VALUABLE AND D + SIT ALL
FEE dod EAFn 1 Eon Som Honms n
| sIOHeI. uuOeT d ueCF6o Oi tnc ClfGuiL Court oil
rowhatan county, am authors d to offer at pm
vats or public sale, the EARN now owned aqiFe-
Upper Ma,den's Adventure" about thirty miles
above Richmond. adjoining the '.Maidens Adven-
ture'' Estase. formerly owned by John Gillian,
dec d. The tract contains about 40 of which
l54 valu able James River bottom land the re-
mander hs h land, some of it of superior quality.
and all Welding readily 10 I'm prOvement with God
land sufficient for the wants Of the place The I'M
provements are dwelling, nearly new, and most
desirable Farms IN market in this section. as re-
CARDS soil neighborhood and convenience to mar
act; with churches, mills and post-ofice within
short distances.
Full description will be given on application, and
purchase RS are invited to visit and examine the
premises If not sooner disposed of, the Farm
NIL ne offered at puplic sale, ON the premises, ON
I'll URSDAY. the I'd day of August 1850.
TEkMs.-Cash. as to EXPENSES: remaining paw
mel ts at l. and years: for bonds bearing inter
est from date, with satisfactory security, and title
JNO F. LAY, Com'r.
Address-Sublett's P. o., Powhatan, Va.
ia 3-d2t 4 gwtds-iy
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~ FAKWIN NEW keNT Iu1N

81 FAX Y n y " kENf LULNIl,
FOR SALE Offer for sale my FARM E::a
called ''spRIEGFIELD D. in the above lii
named county. 1t is 10 miles from Richmond, b.
the York River RAILROAD; about Ia miles from
Tunsta lFs Depot. and :1s miles from York River
and adjolns the lands OF DR.. Taze well Ty ler A c.
Mason, VIM. +. Clopton and others.
It contains 4f7s acres of land of which 200 acres
are cleared and IN high state of cultivation 60
NAL growth of pine, oak and cedar; and it is
thought that the wood alone will pay the cost Of
the Farm
fhe land is well watered. and contains an album
dance of the richest mari.
The BUl .DlN GS consist of an exceller Dwell
ing In good repair with SIX rooms. and all neces
sary out houses There is also fine Orchard, in
good bearing condition.
4 the above Farm is not sold privately before
TUESDAY the 24th July. it will. on that day, at
y o'clock Nj. be sold at public auction, upon the
premises. PERSONS wishing to see it can leave the
city by York River Railroad. at 6k O'Clock A. NJ.
and return by the Az O'Clock train. Mr. Mills,
residing on the place. or Mr.. A. G Mason, on the
TERN. made known on the day of sale or by
applying to myself IN Richmond on Brooke Ave-
nue., opposite 'foddins Tavern. Possession given
LIST JaDuury, 1861. BURTON B CRUMP
T. S-The above property Will be EXCHANGED for
oity property. Ije7-d28wtJy l6dtds &cwtds
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Tn. Meteor seen mt Dan,iIle. Pa

D.SvILLE. PA July 2l.--The meteor passed
last evening Al ~ o'clock, giving as much light
s. fun moon. II appeared on the horizon
West Of Northwest, and passed due East 1t
vas about Elk seconds in passing When d.
Trc:ly in he Northeast it broke, forming two
parts oLe following the other. Some minutes
after t. disappeared, 4 sound resembling thun-
der was distinctly heard. No clouds in sight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-23
Probabir Loss of Lake Schooner,

BrFFALo, July 2p.--The schooner Washing
ton irving, which left Erie for this port week
aso has not since been heard from, aud there
!. no longer room 10 doubt that she is LOST,
uith all on board. The following is a list OF
hsr crew and passengers Capt. Stephen II
yanua,Ia, Antonio Weary, Henry House. o wen
KEEP Peer Slyy, and one passenger, Corne-
las LeNry. Owen Keep belonged in Bnffalo
tss others IN Erie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-23

y IT JosEPH's, No, July 22-Denver dates
arr to the 18Th ult The city was visited on
TIE Il IN by tremendous storm, by which the
streets and cellars were Hooded and a large
aAoun, OF goods damaged. a public build
lGS was struck by lightning, and several per-
sJG. stunned. The advance of the division
q. troops from Camp Floyd, for New Mexico,
IaSsrd on the 18th,
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The Xonayes nj Rattan

BOSTON, July 2i.--The Zonayes arrived at
about O'Clock, and were received by the frs I
company OF the second battalion. 1t is rain
ing heavily, which may interfere with the
proposed drill on the Common this afternoon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-23
The Markets.

B.LTTMoRE, July N.-Flo.r closed dull and
aeay,, WITH no sales. Wheat closed frm--red
u aosl Is white SlSOfl 50. Corn closed dull
Yellow 62a64o; mixed eS3.; white 7Od72o SPro-
ntlons closed hIm-mess pork $40; ramp 8 IA co.
Ltkey closed quiet hut sLeady at 2u4z a2ic.
NEW YORK. July 2l.-Fiour is heavy-sales OF
500 ibis Wheat IS dull and prices nomInaiiy
!oser. Corn Is heavy sales OF 81 90 bushels
mixed Ola d62ta ct. PROVISIONS stead. Whiskey
is duh aLd nominal at q cts.
,,PHlLspFLPHFA, july Il Flour is quiet. Wheat
" hite oI.34al.i0; red Si25nl.N. Corn 81 cents
Lard IA cents. Whlskey ~ unchanged
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NEW YORK, July 2l.-The Fulton sailed to-
day for Liverpool, with one hundred and
twenty passengers and S666, 900 in specie.
The steamer Glasgow also sailed at noon,
with 1870 passengers and Sl6g,OOO in specie
The Fulton will stop at Great Race on
Wednesday, TO receive the latest news for Eu-
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Three perxous nrouneJ.

b0sToE, July ala pleasure boat contain.
iAgeteveE persons was run into by schooner
last night in the Harbor, drowning two young
women, aged 10 and II years, and young man
all Irish. Names not yet ascertained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-23
1.u,inued Massacre of Christinns in srria

s BOsTos, July 2i.-A letter TO the Boston
Traveller, dated June 2lst, announces that
fXsbrich, the last stronghold of the Christians
a. Lebanon, had been captured and burned
and that the Christians were flying In all di-
grctIons 1t was Tumored that SidUn had also
been destroyed, aud twenty five hundred
christians mastered. The defence of Zabrich
WAS heroic.