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OK and after MONDAY, Nov. 10, 1850, the trains
" Leave Warren Tor Providence at s57 and $50 A. NJ
and 2.42 =. NJ.
Leave Warren for Bristol at s.53 A. M. and l.a4
613P. NJ.
Leave Providence at $40 A. NJ. and 12.45 and $50
p. M.
Leave Bristol at 645 and 9.25 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ
Connecting with the trains to and from Boston.
L. NJ. L. STONE, Eng'r and Super't
Providence. Nov. z. 1850.
NALL RIVER LINE TO NEW-YORK.
IL - 4falUtl
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Iregard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom Ihavc had official
intercourse. CHAS. MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
haveno hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trust
worthy, and more capable Of putting their applca-
tious In form to secure for them ca, ly and fa.
vorabie consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
.r,s ....f. RosroS. February 3, 1858.
Mr.. r. II. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN ap-
plicatons on all but ONE Of which patents have been
granted, and that one is nosc pending. Such unmis-
takeabe proof Of great talent and ability his part
leads me to recommend all inventors to apply to him
to procure their patents they may be of hav
ing the most faithful attention bestowed their
ses, and at very reasonable charges.
From Sept. nth, 1887 to June 18th, 1858, the sub
scriber in the course of his large practice made,
t,oice rejected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS
EVERY ONE Of which was decided in he faror by
the Commissioner of Patents.
Boston, Jan. l, 1880. ly. II. II. EDDY.
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FLEMING BROTHERS,

FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated 'Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and com.
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ps Dealer. ssd Physicsns ordering from Others
distpcty, snd take none but DR.. NLanss prepured
b. Fleming Brns. PHfsbsSoh, Pn To those wishing TO
give them trial. We win forward per msil. post paid 10
spy part Of the Uued staes boz Of Pills for twelve
fourteen stamps All orders from Canada mssS
~ accompanied By twenty esais ssira
Sold by O. II. Brown a Co., and Edward = sander,
Warren, and by dealers In medicines everywhere.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

So general has the ef this vemedy beeoms and 90
pepsisr evAyrher fsf is is unnecessary to rseosns
fs rrtass. Is Uorks speak for u, aud find sranes IN
the abundant and voluntary testimony cf the many rhs
sm lssg ss1rns and sesd dssass hsvs byis rise Been
vsstered to pristine rigr and health.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .JuL
Cleared.

Stesmshps-Sts Of the South Lyon, Savannah L. Mith
Co. Africa, shannon, Liverpool +. Cunard Teatonis Ham
Tsube, Hamburg Kunard 4 Co.
Ship.Galena, LawIy New Orleans w Nelson Son Grey
Esge Hughes City Point g. Lsvery Columbia Bryant Liver
Chsneey.
Bari- Ocean Esge Yates, Monro. Yates, Portsrhsld
Co. f. A. Rawlas Peck Cadi1 s. O. Weed Co. r. B. Walk
en- Drew Mobile, w H. Nesmith
Bna.-A Hopkins Murray, Galveston. -; Tine MeDcuee.
ST. johns n b. J. s. Desey; Ocean Bird Lockhsr ST. JOHNS
ID. X. DewoE - -
schooners-S Baker, Price Msrseiles Mailer, Lord
uereau; H. Thompson Baker Augusta James Hand; Eme-
line ennso n Mobile - Undine, Ridley, Philsselphia jas
Hand; Lyuchbu,g Hauis, Richmond, T.. H. Piers0ni II.
Sears Goodse, EetheIrs -; Southern, Van bron. Bait,
more -; Wide World, Burns, Savannah, MeCesdy, Mott
90 Florida Metz Norfolk NJ. Bedell; Alma III Bssnen, 81
Pierre g. WheewIigh; w. II. Hazard Miller, Galveston,
Moore Henry MacLles Hckley Rio Orange, Valentine
Eastman
BaIge-Lawrrl Christopher Baltimore.
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res AZ. If the Druses go aere, al the soS1ss We
have gone through viii b as nothing compared 70
those Ibich are yet 10 come.
Az eIoss ny letter, Greek Cathode pr}est living
in NV pejgabsrhood has brought me le.sr which ne
received Yesterday from Damascus, Ia which IL ID
ssstsd that ,rge party Of Dro.ss and Moslems en-
tered Christian village called Bladan, in Anti Leoa
the male yilsrs 20 andergo circumcision and profess
the Moslem faith
great number of Tie native Christisns are sending
away their families rom Beyrout, the nen. who are
merchants meely waiipg 70 wind up their affairs and
dria, Malta, j.g,ers, anywhere, to be away
from Turkisarule.
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Steamship City Of Washington (Br scew) Jesey Lepe0l
1 1y 49, Of Rns passed Sss @
Liverpool aud Queenstown; July 10 lat ii a. lon ps,sa
S p " nD.sgI S% p isaac ~ .s ssES. ~
25th ION 50 &c. passed ship Chase from Liverpool tsr
Futon hence for sve 18th i.t s. TO- posed ss.
boend W. slowing signal with 8 B. in II aneh,sea o. as
lat ~ 20, lon. % 30 July ~
Steamship augusta Lyon Savannah ndss and pas. TO s. L.
steamship Roanohe Couch Norfolk, &C., nidse and pass TO
Ship Lady Franklin Jordan. Liverpool June r. mas and
pass to s. Thompson. Nephew had s westerly w.d ,Ia
rs lat lon signaled ship Tonawsnds, Liverpool
s fSd a ; sSk I oS, a S Ss
BAH Csmpe9e of bsltmO,el Dgsen no !.nsro June g
via Hampton Roads days coffee to WIS., Scott Son ve'ssis
Guiding Star yasa sss s. x: a.: sGss. q
Sandy Hooi a0m boat Mary and d. cs s. III.
g. has had light s ,ss pah wnd and ''in' inc
been = asa Bell. Tenney cienfuesOs days. T.
BsTk II. Knght tof BOSTON, Gary Nasvas
to Walsh Carver Chase when coming out Op0rs '7oAe
Big Gem Fierce La Dieu Matanla days sugar. &c.
sehn T. r. H.n.oud oerh EastpOt days la,h-, &c, IA
schr J. W. Miner Berry Remedies dsy', sugar TO Holmes
hg Elizabeth Davidson Lons, Boston days mde 70
Scbr Belle L. Hull Holmes, Baltimore co.l Cor Po-s Merit
scbr NJ. H; Reed Kelly, Albany lumber for Seg B,0rd
sehr Ninrot West. Buck;pcrt days lumber q master
Schr James Nelson. Smith, Taunton days, N ballast
schr Sarah I'D Elizabeth, Kelly New.Haven days
Schr. c. T. Strong Lscuu Baltimore days, coal
Schr b. X. Howe, Holmes, Baltimore days coal
sclr Iowa, WaddbuIy. Hartford days in ballast.
schr q NJ Partidse fix, Rocklsnd days lime.
Schr Wm Henry, Hunter, Virginia days good.
SehT Nm Bacon, Tyler, Baltimore days, coal
Sehr Mary Jane, Triton, Virginia days. wood.
schr G. N. TAFT liudsvn, Virginia . days, wood
Scbr h. r. Woolsey, soper Virginia, wood
Sohr Chief Mehil EewLondon days
schr leland City Conkling, Alex lndra, COAX
Schr. ClsreIlont Johnson, Virginia, wood.
schE Barbara, Hedge, Viz ginia, wood - INA
Steamer Planet Wilson, Philadelphia pdss' " hSS~
patrick. IL. "a T. H
Steamer Hew.LsudOn, smith, New London ns'e v -
s,esiaei PotOmsks Nye, Nevpedtord md's ana "
Allen. .,,-,.hs. ana Cane Nay.
"s.e sad pass 70 rssPf Providence nd.s % oden
Isi sss q seaia savannah up 10
Terra. New Orleans. -. G,asrog June IT,
M nht3Wnn ,siSs ~, Id. ds,, om tos s. T.
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sss:::s %: q cSsGs :s. ss e e z:
Ess. osss. 1 fo Sa' the m''n'f o. A0''a'a Sds'
M Ea.. 0 S,: s o. Jane. a.s.
The ss .a ss = s % nsS = 49,! ~
Concord street. Brooklyn wsdassdsy Ane J. SciscL
Bridgeport Coun and Plsinsid n H. psper. plss-y copy
BRoWN.0p SUNDAY ,uly 2 Esws,s John Of DsHseI B.
gARRY-n this city, Sunday evening July 2e s<r lser.
ius iiine.., ME- Margaret Ba ~ Sgd !s ysss
EELL-At Summit. n. j.. Monday, J0y co. wa. II. BED,
IS MI. Sarah si gIs~s, daughter The M s~ s's.nS
s. .as .. is sss ss. "a
GRIFFIN-A Peek.ln seeona day sosh Of 7sh ninth.
n meet ss: 4 Ii: late IssdrHes PsI.s cSi Yas.
day morning I'd Of sh month tpnefsl at frenfs Neere
hs.,s x. Sna 4 p s on the arrival a the ocisei
E1prs % trsin from New.iork
Mis- sarah T. cond daughter Of Calvin and sarah Coz,
dir Of this city, In the 2fb year Of her age.
cHATMANn this cityaddenly on sond,y evening Jsy ..
aged IS years, months and days
FORDIn BrOGaly1 on Monday morning July o. sss m, of
consumption Phoebe Ford, la the 6h Of her
HAAsIn this city, Sunday July 49, Julias Haas, s.r
LIN gering illness Of fonr weeks aged Is moths and 70
days
KINCHLER-In Brooklyn, on Monday morning JAY q, stsr
eldest oil the late john hl1cbef, esq.
MURPHY = Departed this life Mo1day July 90 lsse,
JEANNE rec Of the late john Murphy Of Bsy Kelly County
Derry Ireland aged u years.
The spd Of her sons James and William and seqasnsnces
of the family are invited to attend the funeral from the rem
dence of her sonin-zw, John McDernott, Ne &i West
Forty third street. Wednesday st o'clock without further
notice.
MILLER-On Tuesday July 81 a. Rye at the House Of John
Griin esq., Elijah Miller OF bite Pisins aged 70 yeNG
The funeral ske place at bis late residences Whe Pans
on "Wednesday, Aug oclo and from the Upper
Methodist Church at p Carriages will be Ia waiting at
the Depot White Plains the ARRIVAL Of the lo train frous
New York.
McHALEIn this city, Monday July 90 Edward Mcsle,
after painfal illness, aged B years
McoUADEIn this city, Monday July 90, Of bronchals.
Patrick McCluade aged "a years
PHTILPS-In this city, Monday July 3d. Abigail, widow
of the late Benjamin J. Phillips, aged 70 years
RlCHARDSON-At West Farms Tuesdsy July 81, henry
Price sop ofThonas and Annie r. Richardson aged
The viii be inferred at Laurel Hill Cemetery Philsdel
phia.
WEBB-In Brooklyn Long Island Tuesday July 81, Dr..
Edwin Webb jr aged 20 years II months and u days
III. friends Of his family invited c attend the 1ne-
is without further notice from the residence his fsth
Dr. Edwin Webb at Hempsesd Long Island Cd IbSrsdsy,
Ang2 pt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

Of coo 10 Baltimore 2sc. cash; other descriptions sell
are in moderate request end prices
Or" s I.us s: ss ns low Sperm
limited Tsqus; e ~ sd Patent At y, s.sn and Stat.
Flour more active and the market Is fmer Western bs' ds
OF all kinds held with stsadine the inquiry Is chiefly
SIS itoss is for supeins State which : very .csrce g 20
s: T., eys s grade:
do shipping brands Of extra oho
t 10 d sT rio supply and very quiet
ssa SS' s 4 50 for Winter do Southern
a ihsS sIr shs bs IL aa%y
the better grades ~. Flour g IN fair request and { srmer
ssies Of 40 bb st SO 50 fo Jersey and 90 70 for
FsHDry Cod are steady and in fair demand Of NO
otis ST. Georges Bank at 81 259s4S Mackerel IN linn
tied request but prices rule firmly sales Of 800 bb No. Mass
e. S S Of hs19s %
Scaled Picked Herring are quiet az " SS1 d. As to quail
FRUITS Raiin snes :ss e. 900 s.s at o. r p
s o1sns S1' a. sSs = Isnon. scoss
ssss S4 at a's ss 5000 Bahama pnssppss At @
GRAIN~Tbs Wheat Market firm snd:ather setive;
the business restricted somewhat by the Advance
and the absence Of freight room The sales are u 2co bush Nil.
w private sns SS:s
bpsn od bsa 90 go $500 p'1 J 0a 81 *, Ia Snb
In store oush cs1,se s AZ I've as y,iOV -
new LED sgu!neih a. ~ %j NV 9uS LEV ~ 'e. 70 M
ana v push good ne" VINE NO. 400 o. CO. ~.
irn and IN fsir Ieqnet SAFES OF % push Vc l1e.
the supply and demand ake neo saes o. small ots ~
SIC Oats are in moderate demand ana ID is suppy sse OF
Canadian and Wesein al sna Stte al so ~
White Beans are m AR demand aus ~ DD 1Oa ~
az ~ 70 ~ i. ~ f;r al. Of "a o bnSb a. sIf ~
sad l9 export tne sis ss ere ere i az o u a
Po non ysl,o,g and rs dsTc for West.rn Do w ~
iuNV II ST a. s,;rv ac,a frtbsr ssjas az o0 helo
80 taan r,ads IN Rns.on on terms we did not learn
W1DEs Ths tad r. noderat. saes of aDo Western al Ice
q III "a 1eo Rnenos axrss sbont Die q mos
unps T JS Z; 1900 for Lnme nss al 501Oc for
xo, VI y , IT,, 4. .,sb,,r Aim, In IA and ada lots
o9s, est1 !1sii'y. ineie - SILL 1"s " ~ ~ ~ '
OF sP mo y y S rd .b sp,nlv ;yt sse. Of 300
h. "a Zoo ~ ion ~ 49, ~ ~ fR'' 'e' "
, q, e. mo. and ae) do al "a cash other kinds
ELI sIawy al steady rates
III n.Lo b.ve
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FRANCE.
The Paris Tourss wss dull; Rentes closed at $50

NAPLES.
The Nespditsn Ministry withdrew their reegna-
tons, the King having taken decisive measures TO &C.
cure the adolescence Of the troops 70 the Constitution
Tire Neapoftan Government had ordered the reno
val of the Royal Guard the abolition Of the punishment
of the bastado, and the suppression OF secret dun'
geons
RE.Ey'ORcEMENTs FOR GARTBALDI
A Turin correspondent, writing on the 18th ult.,
avs:
1.-THE depttures Of volunteers for Sicily have lately
evived for no eas than 600 left this country Last
week Oh board Of five vessels Garibadl viii, there
fore, soon 1--we solid basis of operations and 10 the
meantime lie is organizing the Sicians 30 as to make
them contribute 10 the expulsion Of the Neapolaof
from MesGna He viii exercise theu in skirmishing,
and by degrees nure them TO DANGER for at present he
cannot piece much dependence their military viz
tnes Bti with zen thousand volunteers from Northern
and Central Italy he will be able and that right speed
ily TO a1empt some decisive feat Of arms. DR.. Ber
tanis committee have the names of Is 0Oo volunteers
all ready TO start at moments notice, on their list
and thef are 10000 enrolled the lists OF another
committee partly sitting Turin and partly in other
cities ami towns. Another column of fifteen hundred
volunteers will leave on Saturday next the msn will
be conveyed by the Torino large steamer, once be-
longing o the deflDet Transatlantic Company"
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Sicily to be Annexed to Sardinia
REFORMS IN NAPLES.
THE MAssAoRes IN SYRIA
France Adopting Active Measures
THE CHINESE QUESTION.

ST.. jonas, N. F., Tuesday, July 81, 1857.
The steamship Prince Albert, from Galway 9TH
inst, arrived at this port st o'clock this mornsg
Her news, though FIVE days later, is not Important
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from QusbeS, arrived
a. Londonderry on the "3d.
The steamship Adriatic, from New.Yorh, arrived at
Southampton on the 2i,b
The Prince Albert sailed for New-York at - o'clock
his morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

SAL1The msTAet Tor Tur leland closes very hry al
the market having been taken spectators about under
the advces received TO day from Turks Island We
extract from private letter house in this city under date Of
July IL, s follows:
Since the Ayketo left here we have had young food
have rain harder since have been here Our
De mparatyeiy all be gathered
here for ak weeks and by that time salt
will be draw ing 10 u clcse.'
SPEL1ER 10 IN improved demand sales of 300
ave private terms but understood to be at ia5c p d.
months, but small lots from store bring SIC.
SEEDS-The demand is limited for Clover Seed at 8,5lc
Timothy unsslesble. Rough Flax Seed 10 fair demand
III s00$1 62l bush Cotton Seed is and wanted
81 i0&i IL ~ bush. of ID. Calcutta Lineed is steady
81 in Boston and 81 p here sales of 1900 bags Bombay
Sl ~ y bushel, cash.
Observation-Disclosures Gales making full prices; sales
Of 20 Sedesf at 023c 10 Florida at Hello 20
hhds. Kentucky at sass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

LATEST-By Telegraph from Licerpool TO Gdlray.
LIVERPOOL, July M-In the House OF Commons,
Lord Pauer.ton announced that the Government had
adopted tie report of the Commissioners to fortiy the
dock-yards and coast defenses, for which $4,000 900
are to he raised by aDnuities terminabe in thirty
years. There viii be only 80 DOC, 600 required for
expenses Of these defenses tor the current year.
foSDoN, July PA Telegram from Sicily says
Garibaldi Announces bis intention of annexing Sicily 10
the kingdom Of SARDINIA.
Ady,es rom Syria report the disturbances not yet
settled Its stated that French troops are to embark
at Maiseilles, Tollon, snd algiers, without delay.
There hai beer no Improvement in the funds, which
closed yesterday at 93093.. In the discount market
the demand for monny IL moderate.
On the Paris Bourse tie Rentes closed yesterday at
68f pc.
In the London Corn Market there an advance
Of ~ on wheat yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

In steonsiip Cyof IYastngon, from Lirepoo-Miss tsns
Keene and two servants Mrs T. Jackson Mr. and Mr. Joseph
Denck asd family, Mr. Dedoni and family W ID and s. h
Gssuh Harry Vincent, Robert Lamb NJ de Mutto Mrs 81
monson, child and eryant; Pat fsnnei MIs T. rowen snd
Rev Harper DR. KeI Stevenson sod family NJ, H..-
man W. r. Moore, Mcneil and Sullivan, Harper.
s. McIveen, Thomss Flatman, Charles Hog Ms shaw.
David Mcleod Greer Nelson T. BlaCshsrd Wm. Scott
In BRIG Cen Pierre from MaaazasN,than Bisnop, Jere
lab Intb
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CPEAT RRrTAIN.

The transfer of the Galway contract to the Canadian
line has been Cancelled. The steamers Of tina, line
henceforth leave Liverpool Thursdays, calling at
Londonderry ON Fridays commencing with the next
steamer.
The Parliamentary proceedings were unimportant..
The Government had withdrawn the Bank Supply
bill, for lack of time 10 pass it.
Ii was reported that the Gal way electors are about
TO call on Mr.. Lever to resign his seat 10 Parliament.
Lord Brougham at the Statistical Congress, ex-
blaine bs remarks to Mr.. Dallas relative to tue pres
ence of negro delegate and diseaimed any intention
of insult or disrespect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

STREET DgPARTnrSr.-The opening of proposals
" for tagging tho sidewalks in Thirty ninth street.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues; for tagging
around Madison square, for regulating Fifty-sxth
street, from Fourth TO Fifth avenues and for reguat
ing and grading Forty-fourth street, from First to
Third avenues" was adjourned over from yesterday
till TO ,ay at 4 o'clack
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

gorinca' Jon Of the instation Of Slavery asciAf1eh
70 hA' % become part sad parcel Of tho nn'a's sas'
TT evidence has eHabSshsG 10 elevate not oniy 'ne
Aeero but the white race Of the universe AH'gs'oer
ii the Texan Delegation fairly represented W is
spokesmsn, q woaId seem as shoogh the volunteers
had been taking example Of Don. Bendersons oee'
cation frou the same Sta At Chicago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

u false witness ~ receiving stolen gopis furious DRYING
sdotery Ii highway fobesry, I, MEME, .; burglary Ns
t.y-lrearc ITO; Dnied stses u; EnDsnd lo Scotland 81
Germany, 8; Cosored, 4. Tesl 166
Sur AGAINST THE CRY or HosoKEs.--A suit has
been iDsntsd against the City Of Hoboten by Mr. Chtes
ancs due b en- toe c6nstrseon ef tho Washington sewer and
for interest aud growing out Of the negees
Of the Common CouHSl 20 confirm the Boomhedreet sewer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01
NEW-JE.RSEY ITEMS.

MEETING OF THE JERSEY CRY WIDE-AwAREs.-A
meeting OF the Jersey City Wide-Awakes was held
Last evening at Commercial Hall, when the following
officers were elected:
Presi3eat-John Ramsey.
yiee-PIesdntsE e. Horper, Edward Andrews, William T.
Weir and +. FSITier.
Con espo, ding SeTet1rg-Wilem Is. Dunling.
Recording Secretayt-H. T. Former.
TTedsrer-A. Syysetzer.
dudifgT--P q. Harm
Erscatire C0mmine.James H. Hughes, w. b. Dunning, B.
Van Ryksr, Charles Iisls;ead, ard John McCutchen.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the purchase
of 100 uniforms, TO consist OF a cap and cape.
The Executive Committee were empowered to make
arrangements for meeting, to be held about the
middle of August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

TlNPig steady but the demsnd j. limited sales OF 200
slabs Straits at Plates have been in better request
sales # some SO boxes X at 90 374d9 81. mos.
TALLOW-Holders urn the demand IL stesdy ssies OF
II 0C0 10 at l0s dI0Ic.
MHlsKiThe market Is steady but actve sales of $50
bbls. al 209,
WfALEBONE ia eso aoyc bat steady al price. varying
from 10 10 90c. So - quality
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The Bombay mai Of June ~ had reached England
The Red Sea cable had resumed working.
Hong Kong dates are 10 June 7. Exchange 10.
At Shangbae, exchange War az 6fSl.
Hosttes were about TO commence.
1t was reported that Il, 600 Russian soldiers were
marching on Pekin but the statement lacks contrma-
ton.
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aIrcrpta Avn pPIrSSIA

The Emperor of Austria aud Prince Regent of Prus-
ria were TO hold conference "Topliz in few days.
Other German sovereigns were expected to partici-
nate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

FIRE MARsBAL's SEsrAsSUAL REPoRT.-The
report Of the Fire Marsha for the six months ending
May 81 was received by the Aldermen last night 1t
uas the new law providing for the greater Safe
ty of human life in tenement houses but condemns It's
incorporation where buildings containing less than
eight families are concerned. The Marshal alades
with satisfaction to the gradual adoption of steam fire.
engines by eur city companies. During the ak months
covered by the report there have been, as is well
knewn an unusual number OF deaths caused by lire, OF
which the following IL a correct account:
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officers were elected:

TIE BRIDGE DECIsIOS ~ Nrw-JERsEY.-Tle Chan
cellor opinion in the Bridge announced on
Monday 1t il rendered on application made by the
propreiors ofthe bridges over the Passac and Iaeken-
sack Rivers for an injunction against the erection of
bridges for the contemplated railroad between Newark
and HobokeD, the exclusive right 10 do which is
claimed by the Bridge Company, who have transferred
its franchises 10 the New Jersey Railroad COMPANY
who tho applicants for the injunction.
II will be observed that the Chancellor, after full
review OF the history Of the case, fully sustained the
claim of the Bridgs Company to an exclusive right or
monopoly Of the toll bridges for the passage OF such
vehicles IN al The time the was passed;
but the act did not contemplate the modern rail
way locomoon, which not dreamed Of at that day.
The Chancellor therefore concluded that the structure
in question no such bridge as Was contemplated by
the Legislature in granting the exclusive rights which
the compainanis now enjoy il il merely part of the
structure 81 the railroad line 10 be laid bet Newark
and oboken aud IL violation OF the franchise grant
ed TO the Toll Bridge Compan
Tie bill Of the omplaiI,ts was therefore dismissed
with coss, and z temporary injunction granted TO
tinue till the ei oil the net Cont OF Errors (Novsm-
ber the compliments being required tide bond for
s5cooo eoui.y for me damages the defendants may
sustain by the delay.
II is understood That appeal will be taken by the
New.Jersey Company. Newark Daily.
JERSEY CRY ConMor CouscL.--At a special
meeting the Comoa Council Of Jersey City, convened for
pontn all Of oe the old force confirmed except
Jacob H. Mauus Chief Of Police. Who rejected Ira smh
Chef several nominations Of his Honor Mayor Worst
laid uron the table until The meeting No other bus
Of Importance was transacted
CITY MARSHAL EtLIs's MONTHLY REPoRr.-There
as committed Jersey City Prison los tho month
ending July 81 b9 pernus for the following ofeses Dnnken
snf o ps.sus counterfeit money suspicion Of murder
Il a0lisIL trlss1s, nIsssHnt e 81 H~sbDe siesArs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01
sTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT


Total BY all Restss, Jay 81, 06o-Four s0o7 bb Wheat
10 ea3 bash Conn., T3.at bush oats Is s6i bush Mst 600
bs.h PIo'i,cns pls. Ashes. - pss.j whiaiy, tss