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In steom,hp Quaker Cy from Harana-Sr. Pip1on, Ad-
ma Spanish Navy; Lieut. Jose Yniguez Spanish Navy w
H. Ross. X Williams Frszer, Agustin Roidguez lady and
daughter g. ID. Hodgson H. ID. Hodsson w Kynach Hem
deron: A. Mantia r. Posedo G. Hail. e. Mora, J. BsthO.
Caldwell Mrs Fernandez and Children j. Chisrni, j. Vaa-
and lady Misses Valladare T. Valadsres IL Ire
Vile A. Marchand g. Bosshsrd Mrs s. r Do Gomez and
Mrs K S S De Sober add child Mrs. E. Mlett Col. J. w
Bryut Mrs. y. Beaulieu, Charles T. Fowler r. Fwlen
T. Afford Mrs H. Fowler and servant Dmege and
j. J. Oenago C. Barge and NJ H. Rermoso X. Gorozs
f. A. del Canine +. Lasaogo, A. NJ MARTINEZ r. Xques D.
Eewbeuy j. " Perez Ruiz, A. Gonzales NJ. c. Barbon j.
Churchill Francisco Domingo and Jose Mura j. Perez Chas
Jefreys A Herrera Henry Hall J. Amagro, Fermim avz
Sr Jose Erurste Maccallwig Juan Brace Bg Rachel A
ps este Coi1slo Vechedot, Msnsel Games Rafael Rod
iiguez Manuel, Heris Remsy, Juan Gucu r. Yaltaye
joaquin M Mora and friend Aerdo Pegreado Juan sy And
radI Joaquin Quans N. Henriques Samuel Da Costa
dIo Pon John y. Bison Gus Alemo. Arbouch Ramon rs
pinard Total, 80.
In ship Arzan from SingaporeMrs Hesgan and daughter
From st Helena Mr. Abrso Azulsy, Manuel Silva
in bark ". Paige, from Monroria, ". c. &C. NJ Gam
Of Boston.
In brig Xaehia from NHer,a,- Dr. David Wood of Conrec
tcut.
In brig TAos. NJ Mavhtp, from Be,msda-JOhn Brady
In bark Charter ". Poultnsy from Sdgu1 La Grand,-J
Burden John Mullin, John Common
In brig Jdohip, from Torao Mezioo-R Goode lady and
two children y. g. Nemega.
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uarket.R eDorfed BIZ Telepraph.

BUFFALO July 2sFLorR dull and unchanged. WHEAT dull,
and parties report sales this morning. yesterday afternoon
bush Red Ohio brought 81 O8l al o. CORs in
deBnd and market lower; sales Of 49, 900 bush lii
nois this morning al Soc WHIsxI steady at l9c CANAL
FRBeHTs unchanged OATS rather LAKE IMPORTS:
O bbs Flour 10 600 bush Wheat Com 81 900 bush Oats
ErPoR1s; 100 bbls Flour 5000 bush Wheat 90 600 bush
Oats -
KKw ORLEANS, July 23-CoTroS quiet sales to-day 100
bales lOc for mddD Sales Of the week $50 bales receipts
OF the week bales against 900 bales tue time last year
Exports $3.50 bales total exports 1850 bales Receipts
bhsa d Of last year 400 557 bales. Receipts of all
Southern ports ahead Of last year $500 bales stock Ia port
A. so bales receipt nom crop to date l6 bales against
bales the same time year. FLOUR quiet Ut IS d s5 20
Suppihne Provisions quiet, but firm WHISKY l7ld1sc
CoTyEH firm 5dl6c sales Of the week 1000 bags stock In
pof bags against 10 $50 bsgs the time last year EI
SHAsex on London pia9l cent premium and with bills Of
sdiup sldg cent Premium. SIGHT EXCHANGE New York
SaJ ID cent premium FRKGHrs OF cotton 10 Liverpool Id
OswEgo July % -FLouR unchanged. WHEAT unchanged;
no saIe Of Com quiet and unchansedi Gales 5000
bush Indiana at 5e Other Grains quiet Canal fRgGHrs dull
end unchanged on Flour Pc Wheat &c. Corn &c. New
Yo,k LAKE IsPoETs; 10 800 BUSH Whes CANAL EHPoRTs:
10 eco bush. Wheat, 1900 bush. Corn.
CHcAGO, July 29-FLOuB dull WHHAT firm at 9idsc. for
No Spring 81 for No Red COKs firm sales rs 600 bush
al 2taise In store 0ATs buoysnt REoxPrs 20 bbs Flour
30 Ob bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn, 100 bush Ots sHP.
n,sns 900 bbls Flour 900 busE Whsat IA 800 bush Corn
FHEIGHTs decininsi Sc Comto Buffalo Sight EKCHAsGx
on Esw.York 6rm at II y cent premium,
CINCINNATI July 28FLouI-Dema moderate holders ask
- 80 for supelne, WHISKY steady Of lbfc. MONEY
market unchanged
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FROM HAVANA.

The steamship Quaker City, r. W. Shufeldt Com
mander, arrived from Havana, Sunday morning,
having left that port Wednesday last, 25h inst, at
p. IN.
The Quaker City reports the health of Havana is re-
markaby good for this of the year. the cases Of
fever reported being few. -
The weather still continues favorable.
Gen. Serano and suite had Just returned from Pinar
del Rio, after absence of few days.
Two new lines of steamers have been organized,
notice Of which may be of interest TO those in New
York who have businers with those ports, viz:
The Habanero, from Havana TO Bahia Honda, toueh-
ing at Cabaiias, and the Osceoa, from Batabano ION
the south side of the isand 10 Truxo in Honduras.
Her first trip will be on the 18th of August.
Business is quite active for this season of the year,
and the Sugar market is firm the basis of No. H. 81
TO 81 rails per arrobe. Shipments of the week near
1000 boxes. Sales large and some on speculation.
Money somewhat easy to aid IT ,nsactions
The stock Of Sugar 10000 boxes against 26O 900
boxes last year at same date
FRyIGHTs active and last advices sust aimed
ExcHASGE-London 1Sidl3s prem. Northern cities ".
s. idlg q prem New Orleans short sight Fan "
In the passenger list notice the names of admir-
raj Don Luis de Pnzon, and Lieut.. jose Yniguez OF
the Spanish navy; Sr. Mantila, Sr. jose Alvarsdo,
Prudenco Herrera, A. +. DaCosia, III. B. nj. Consul
at Porto Rico; Chas. E. Fowler, L. s. Consul at CT
enfueg0s; ii. c. Hall of Matanzas, james Churchill
from Trinidad, Mr.. Jules Durege fthe firm of Dnrege
& Co, of Havana. We also find the name or Col. j.
H. BRYANT editor of The Cuban Messenger, the new
English newspaper at Havana.
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRR...... JUL 20.


Steamships schenek Savannah s. L. Mtehill
Son yorktown, Parrish Norfolk, Ludsn Heineken Marion.
Foster Charleston Spoford Teston Co PaIkerhurg Pow.
ell Wilmington H. 3. Cromwell Co Monticello eager Nor
foL &c. II Il. Cromwell Co Locust Point, French, Bai.
H. B. Cromwell Co. PstaPseo, Vail, Portland H. b.
Crfmwell& Co.
ships Excelsior sw, Liverpool s. Thompsons Nephcws;
Helene Brem) Raseben, Bremen via Richmond Il. Payen.
ttedt
Barks-Apna Deiu. (Brem), Stricken Bremen - Mary T.
Donwoh, Baker Buencs Ayres Simpson Cpp E. T. Chase
Hall, Havana, J. f. Ward Go.
Brigs- Pofto Pta (Brem Hschmar, Porto Plata Gelpke
Keu.gtn Reiehelt ls,ok Aus Pacuheh Gloucester w
Schmidt Eliza DAM, Smith ST. Crok, master; Rolling
Wave, Winslow. Havana l. Is. Eager.
schooneTsG Adams Flax, Boston master; Lottie, Tay
Boston, l. g. Davis, Allen Savannah j. Smith; q. H.
TOwnssnd Patterson, Buenos Ayre' ssyey Co Sarah
Jane Nichols Newport, master Edwin Gordon, Newber,
Dsshsr Smith Bsfsx, A. smith-rs Co.; Dolphin Bennett
wBedford MASTER Cordea, Horn, glasgow Durham D
W. CLARK, Robinson, Sombrero George Henry Field,
Wilmington NJ c., Ut Arctic, Hicks Alexandra, Stafford
Dodsei 8. T. Jayne, Jayne, Baltimore, Merrill Abbott;
Proves Hulse Baltimore, Merrill Abbott, Emily, Thonp-
SOD Philadelphia James Hand Mary Mankn Beers, Boston
u aster.
sloop-Wilard, Case, Bristol master
stesnfy--A lda, Robinson, Philadelphia
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sHIp DESTROYED BY FIEE ssAThe following rs,ort
Of the the bark Serpent tof HULL Cep.sin
which destroyed by hre at In let 81 ~ ION IS W
1.-THE Sea Serpent left Paraba the 18th May for Iveyooo,
with cargo cotton winds and nty 1890
up TO the 9th June m, when smoke observed 10 a.
foecate and cabin and strong smell OF hre The vesshsr
mode ste with 8. w. breeze At tie time Two hoors
after went board the American bark Roscoe of Bedord,
Capt Mscombsr. which was on whaling crulse TIA ~,
went board the Sea Serpent and night coming %
agreed TO stand By during tina, time % ascertain the he
vessel at daylight when he returned 70 his ship Al O'clock
the decks between the fore and main matches became ho t
the pitch running oct Of TIE seams Of the deck On the o
lowing day 1t Capt Macomber, with % 10 Tires al
her boats with buckets and upne, came board and 'eold
large quantities of and threw overload az
the time After working until 10 o'clock The soke became
that the eoud not stand H. and po>sbtv
of saving the Of the question: that sr cone
everything up above the decks preparations sce
don her which done al noon when the flames burst oct
tween the fore and batches The then took suse on
board the Roscoe Capt Buchanan tenders his cncere thanks
Capt Macombe officers end Of the Roscoe for the asxs-
rendered Sea epet aud also for the lind treats
nent experienced during the d hours they on board hs
vessel On the 18th Capt Buchanan and an.hppsd
board the French bark Grosnsd Capt Bene from Martinique
TO Marseies who landed them at Gibraltar on the sGh
BosToS July 2The ship Eanset from Boston for New Ore
leans wrecked July 70 Csicos Passage Past eso be-
decks saved arrived a TURKS Island he was
built at Eat Boston In 1885, $50 tans register rasd sndwS
owned by ID. Snow 4 Co Of Bos ON. Valued at $5O,VU
by telegraph to Ewood Walter esq Sec BID Underwriters
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HEALTH OF HAvAYA.-We see by the New-York
and New Orleans papers, received by the last steam
ers that the Boards of Health in those ports have de-
termned TO quarantine all vessels from this island in
consequence Of reports having been sent there that the
black vomit was raging here as an epidemic.
Since the LIST of June TO the 18th of July, lat 10 a.
m the total number of UomitO cases has been 5l9,
both in public and private practice lin the hospitals
and in private residences,) and out of the whole mum
Der only thirty mine have died. Since the LIST inst TO
date, there have been altogether 342 caseg and 81
deaths according TO the official reports. There are,
perhaps a half.dozen of deaths where medical
aid was not called in until there not life enough
LETT in the patient to admit of any assistance
We are authorized TO say that the UOmiO s not of
virulent character, can IL be considered cpl
demic. Thus far il has been very mild and with the
exception of week before last, when the change Of
weather increased the considerably, we can fiat
ter ourselves that the sanitary condition Of our city and
port is much better than ha been for several years
past at this season of The year.
We are besideI informed by the most reliable ply
scians in this city, that for the last four five years
has never been known to be healthy ut this reason,
aud that the character of the disease is mild that had
nine entbs Of the now reported as yellow fever
have occurred three moths ago they would have
passed off for other KINDS Of disease.
p'''S fCuban Messenger, July IS.
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DIBD.

bfog Isxs g. s.'ssssj 10y 4 y, '.
oci MONDAY @Sas he soa Inst. Se% Il. s % Es
BLossoMo Friday July a. Matilda clAns' wife Of H. D.
Syracuse papers please copy.
BARTON-A Dobbs Ferry, Saturday morning July ~ MT
snifhp Barton aged 81 years and months.
GRAHAM-At Fewbursh Orange County on Friday July ~,
LhIAbeih Bell Graham daughter OF william ana inc ''e
Elizabeth Graham, aged months
LANNoNIn this city Saturday, July 90 Michael Lsnnon,
born Philadelphia ssed 4s years. IL months and days
MIDDLEToN-In Broctlyn On rhdSy Jply a. h mSIs.
ton, aged years
NELsoN-In Brooklyn on Saturday, July 2 Thomas Nelson,
a the s y .na . nd q the family are respectfully invited
to att nd hi, funeral from bis late residence No oa Lawrence
ton Iii, remains win be taken tOwe..0uy Long Island,
for intermen,
of;bs late 1''P Nom IN the sS6 year Of her age
Jamaica, Long Island, papers please copy.
ssy w ~ FIX f. {G IT. SsSp' Maria
REILLEY-In NewYort, Friday, July a. Hugh Kelley,
late Of Ohio
sPROTT-In Brooklyn suddenly, Sunday J9ly % Albert
West youngest Of William and Lta j. Sprou aged
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend h funeral from he residence parents Of
Jay and Concord Tuesday the Ss inst q. o'clock
%Pon EaSsa :Sn Charles Squire ,,i.s III. funeral from
the house Of his father No 1874 Clinton street Brooklyn,
THOMAS" On Friday July a. sfer lingering lines. Mr..
Elizabeth Thomas wife Of Joseph g. Thomas u Navy
the 44tb year her age 49,. , n,
10 attend the funeral from her late residence No lsf West
Theh street. Monday at M, without further notce
VAN RiESsEEAER-At Burlington, N. j., on Wednesday,
July rs the Rev Cotandt Van Rensselaer,, d. d. In the oSd
year of his ese. -, o.,
The uI ea will be held in the Presbyterian Church.
Baril soD MONDAY the aOth inst at II m The friends
d DE- Ven Rensselaer, his brethren Of the synod Of New-Jer
sew and the Clergy the various denominations invited
10 attend The press Of the Trustees of the College Of
AID Of the Directors Of the Princeton Theoo
logical Seminary l. respectfully solicited
WIEELER-At Bridgeport Saturday, July 2s, Mrs Hannah
Wheeler Of the late Ira Wheeler aged % years and
months
Due notice of the funeral
Bsltimor- papers please copy
Whepe, wife Of James d. Whelpey, aged 81 and
months. =.
Her remains win be taken Rozbury Mass, for ntemen
Boston papers please copy. . -
ARNER-In this city Sunday morning Jnly 49, John f.
Gray Warner only Of Elizabeth O. and Lewis T. Warner,
n. d., aged year and days
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Passengers Sailed

in steamship Yandaba for Southampton and Hasre-Mss
Fanny H. Phelps Christian q GqnteI and Wife Mrs D. r.
entrres, w B. Raynolds and SON. Miss Raynolds Madame
Clemens de Ni,san Joseph A. Roche, II: Ashbhage W w
Price, Ed Croshoz Mrs Anna Richmond Alex Paole Fried
eSis, AhSeo saIo Po%P5yo ssTo Miss TouI%s and two
i sch%:sv psifi %sas SatRSe ai raeI il F.
YlnsFa d,l Vale, Mrs Del Vale, daughter and servant
Mr.. Timsn and md S' chdT.n b. Weed E. BC5e Mr.
and Mrs r. b. Crane A. Du Bsrceau, James H. Bnchannsn
kead, AND and Srs fenS. Pierre sser ~ Arssd
nsnds Juan Dursto Mr. Argsdn and friend Jose and e.
4Sen M Gray % eS three M Csa h john and S
As.ande BsInaa del Arys the Rev p Kelley Q. W. MAG
Moore crspsn, D n. Knight, Anthony PCashon, RC.en
iheu, Ohio, John de la Montague Mad W Ray and child
Rsye, Dr. s. A Battagig NJ s. Cohen, w w. Phelps Mrs
Cleveland, j. X. Ruebseh, Jackson Nine W. Boperon,
r. Jackson, Miss NJ d. Duel Miss ian PER, Langmeed and
J. o sslani schsuker B. Harrington and lady, AlOis s.
Drop and wife Donsn wife and child O. Lamson and daueh
E. b. Coll H. J. Marx + Edwards f. Monser j. Herman L.
Trsboro Pedro, Gsbado, r. Gardslta T. Lembarden H.
Weyer NJ Antonio. + Muller NJ Ranhoner, C. Leskey, j.
ssthenher, NJ BEAST c. Yeibsl o. Y.ibe Mole Bag
M BsaaS , PoD5 f saSssno aI,fe Ss
A. Rutgers and wife Mr.. A. Bemsn and WIFE Jean Boniio
Pierre bouyalet Mrs Cleveland, Riser Devne Brunei
Total, 203.
In he steamship City Of Baitinore for QueeH',oen and
Lirepoo Mrs j. g. Bush three children and nurse Miss Jane
McAlser, Miss A. McAndrew Mrs Smith; Theresa ElizaFu
e Samuel Waunn and wife Mr. Savage and wife James Kent
wife Alexander Patton James Basket Dr. VIM H Squire J.
Hes s. Buchanan Robert Houston, Miss g. +. Bisse,
Jsbn Tpi9 Mr. Rodden and ys Marx and LADY, Dr.
Robert Redinanr r Dupere, Mrs Hoyoake Walsh, Miss
Lizzie Glover Miss Mary Glover Master H. Tlfod d. aud A.
Roberts, C. Mckinney and wife b. b. Ferguson and 1853 In
he flpeIaee-tOtal
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THE TRIAL OF TERRY.

Tofas Editor Of The NJ Y Tribune.
SIR: In all the reports of the trial Of David s.
Terry for the killing of David c. Broderck, the papers
here have stated that he was tried and acquitted in
Marion County. There is no such county in Calfor-
nia He was tried in Marin County, after an ex-
change of District Judges He tried before Jas.
II. Hardy one of his most intimate friends, who re-
sides within fifty feet of him at Mokeumne Hill,
Cslaveras County and who is District Judge of the
XVIII Judicial District of California. Mr. ID. s.
Terry has been his next neghbor since the killing
of Broderck. The public can judge from this what
kind Of trial Terry had. know all about the mat
ter, for left Mokeumne Hill ON the 10th OF February
last after a residence of eleven years in California.
Yours, w ii. CORTELYOU, No 20 Spruce street.
Neg York July a. 1900
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A.orurp comyr.-An astronomical correspondent

ANOTHER ComET.-An Astronomical correspondent
in Fairhaven is confidently of opinion that the bright
object now 30 consPieuoufly visible IN the southeast
tude will have IT, but of those globuar comets,
not unlike the one described by Cassina In 1913 He
says:
where similar pbenoeLs are not sought for We are always
l9elins among the Of the hsd north io
nine out hupdred holding their course through s
po etu, s the anomaly and the grand exception ne aus
pa INC iei view Of the telescope larger than ylp
u. as ~ sye respect pisnetsy yet II i,no planet Us
Hotioh ana us coui" identify comet. obtained meas
Of Its distance from the star on the evening Of 2ls
inst OF 10 O'clock and again the succeeding evening OF the
W. WI and change Of portion 10 min is SEQ showing shat
is toward the SUM- While lie speed precludes It's
classification ~ planet.
Further observations INCLUDING Eve sets have enabled to
FIX motion TO the w N w at The minutes and
per day Now telescope dsceyes me- and
DO seqasipsd With The eatHsTd oenbgus0p Of W The pnss
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MISoT's LEDGE LIGHT-HoUsE.-Itis announced that
this lighthouse will be completed aid lighted up in
September next, by Of the first order OF Fresnel
lights" The last stone Of the building was laid upon
the Goth Of june and when all is finished as designed,
it will be- in the opinion of writer for The National
Inteigencer, one of the gandest achievements in the
world, not excepting the far-famed Eddystone in
the English Channel. The first blow struck upon the
rock where this lighthouse has been erected, was on
the 18th of June 1855. The old iron lighthouse was
carried away by the fearful storm of April 1851. Ii
is remal kable fact that accident Of any kind beel
the workmen during the years that the Mnot Ledge
structure has been in progress.
The writer in The IRtegencer says that the strength
and stability of the tower the Minot Ledge may
be known from the fact, that during all the numerous
ard severe storms of last Winter u stood expose to
the mercess peltDg Of the waves Of the wild Atlantic,
without stone joint having been disturbed this,
too, when the tower wac at the hight OF % feet, its
most weak state Having stood without damage in
this naked and exposed condition. nothing can prevail
against it wien finished. The diameter of the tower at
its base il 80 feet and at the Oor Oft the lantern about
% feet the whole hight from base 10 top of lantern is
107 feet. Workmen are now busy finishing the int.
ror of the lighthouse.
BACK BAY IMPROVEMENTS BosToE.-One Of
the most stupendous works ever undertaken by any
city in the Union is going on Immediately west Of
the Common in BOetOn. Some two hundred acres Of
flats are now being rapidly filled up. The property
belongs 20 the State and already some fifteen acres
filed in have been sold for upward OF one million dol
lars and where but two years ago but low marsh
are now rearing some Of the moet magnificent resi-
dences of the city. Mr. n. G. Munson, from Balti
more has the contract for the work. aud IT will require
four years TO complete II, al cost OF four millions OF
dollars The gravel and mold for the work is brought
distance Of from six ten miles, for which tracks
have been lao and some ten locomotives and hun
bred cars in constant use, beside the labor of up
ward of two hundred 1t is estimated that the
land when filled in, will be worth ten millions Of dol
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HONOR TO DITSON.
The Editor of The ". Y. Tribsne.

To ht Editor Of The n. y. Tribsne
SIR: received from the Secretary Of the Geology
cal Society Of France diploma for LEIGHTON DTsos
and had the pleasure handing to him. and announcing
that be was member Of that scientific body AS
American feel interested in matter like this will no
doubt insert in your valuable paper the following notice
"GkoHeK LEfGBros DIrsoS the American traveller and
thor of Ccassia Tour to the Caucasus Of The Para
Papers France Egypt and Ethiopia and Of Adventures
and Observatons In North Africa has been elected member
of the Geological Society Of Frsnce This but another
Mr. Dons signal researches In the country Of Han
nba snd Jnsuha for which and scientific society
of Algeria elected him their members while he travelled
theTep
Az member of the Society and handler Of the diploma to Mr.
Ditson feel Il my duty to send this 10 the press
Respectfully, j. A. WElSSE
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I'D this OF them. Therefore confidently affirm
tAe this object Of the ges and oo.t brilliant type
nse the days Of Casns Yet Il IL not the comet seen BY
that astronomer is computed period then h1ed $40
years. consequently will not reappeer In hemiphere until
about the yesr Ass Is orbit this stretches q 40 900 90
Of miles beyond the orbit Of Neptune. JD'
II our correspondent. is correct in his suppostoDs
is little remarkable that allusion, far as we have
seen, has before been made this subject. We thi
hope to see something from the Cambridge astrono-
mers, New Bedford Mercury.
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SANDY HOOK, July 90 san.et -B.rk zsphyr, rom Psr.r
mo gons uu the bay. No other inward bound yesse n drb
HIaHILNDs July TO- sunset NO vessels IN ass bound ~
Wind fre,b r. r. Weather cloudy.
PHILADELPHIA July 27-An. steamer Cambridge, rom
Boston, brigs Samuel Welsh from Turks Island Eliza foa
Haysna; sehP Henry Mutt from sagua
Below bark Hamilton, from Matsnzs.
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MARRIRD.

1.owr LLIAMS-M Harl M, on Saturday, Jui{ ~,
~, 49, Re, B. M Adams Mr. Elijah A. Howlan 70 MISS
sy,e A. daughter Of Thomas Williams all oil haiiem
BBOTT-At the Thirteenth stree. PresoJterian
Cph an Tbur,day July d. by the Rev =. D. Burehard
r. Mr. Edward Roberts Miss Mary Eliza, eldest daush-
tsy az Timothy b. Abbott esq.
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CRY MoRTALITY.-The total number Of deaths In
this city last week I4l of which IS were adults
and 100 children. The principal diseases cholera
infantum, %; cholera morbus 3; marasmus infantie,
TO- consumption, Isl convulsiOns, nfsntile ID scarlet
fever S. UEder one year of age, So. Natives Of the
United States SIS; Ireland, i6i Germany 81 England,
a. Britsb America 1.
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BURGLARS ARREsTED.-On Saturday n,gn' mss, ,u %
Office Of Mesr Valentine Provost cosl asas cSrnsn o.
ss who rot In BY forcing open tue front window They we're
bs Police and (esr Davis Of the Seventh Precinct went 10
he place b. oke ops fro door OF the oce and succeeded
and John Reley Upon the person Of
Williams was found set skeleton keys and other tools used
cRsseS powder and fuse ready for explosion The parties
arrested fully identified By Mr. Kingsand as the men he
saw enter the Office They will be taken before Justice Coahan
tbis morning for examination.
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bcALpEp TO DKArB.Tbe wife Of MI u. "a. ss,t 81
H. I hons, boiling esablishment in the wooas esst
Hane,a, Road fen hetle Of hot water on n severely
while engaged in taking ont some on present a, the time
OF the accident aud the poor woman got on. 3itar
sisted and " aked to her home, a quarter VI '' '
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EMBANKMEST ACADEMIA laborer named Moses
MCGEE instantly killed Friday the csving In Of sewer
rendered against the contractor by the
Jury for not taking better precautions to insure the safety oil the
men III der his employ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

10Th inst lat 10 49, Ion 81 90 ship Manhattan, Dixon, hence
for HverpooL-lBy pilot-bost J. ID. Jones No u.s.
Ship Eureka Gutter nom Shsnshse, short Of provona-
pilot boat Moses II. 0rinnen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

THE FIRST New CoTToE.-The steamship Mont
gomery, Capt. Berry, which arrived yesterday from
Savannah, brought on freight the first bale of new
cotton.