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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY Is, 1860.

our own party, 30 an 10 battle in soid phalaax aga
common enemies the black republicans.
nesoaVea, That recommend and will support W IN
our power all honorable for the purpose Of
nnx cat ono electoral ticket umpire state, for ne
oeneAt VI the democratic party.
Resolved, That pledge ourselves u support with IN
our Influence Ii. Nomination of the wei tried statesman
and national Democrat the noble 81 old Kentacky
Hon John Brock nridge, for the Presidency and the
excellent solde ana General Joseph Lane, of
Oregon, for the ViceP esdency OF the United states
Mr. George q. Rck, If the Fifth ward, then offered
the following resolutors, which were unanimously
adopted -
Resolved, That Committee OF Five be appointed by
the Chair TO confer with the Beckurige General Com
mttee, for the purpose ot working hand In hand In the
forthcoming Presidential campaign.
The Preside III appointed the following delegates as such
committee ;--Messfs Bock tifth ward; Nathan, First
wara NeumaD. Ninetc entn ward; Kurtx, Twenty drst
ward and Mlen,an, Twentieth ward. After which the
club adjourned.
FIRST New roTTos The first bale OF new cotton was
received here yesterday by Nels Clements, ESQ., per
steamship Philadelphia, from New Orleans. The cotton
was raised the plantation OF Judge r. r. woford,
Cuero, Texas ana received by Mr. Clements house
Ia Galveston 81 July reshpment tn his house here
THIS, under supd, the third fourth time Judge
Woord succeeded in sending the nrst bale Of the
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City Intelligence.

GkRnAS NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CxSrnu Ctrn oy TIE
CRY % NV YoRK.-Thc regular monthly meeting OF
the CONAN National pemocratic Club OF this city,
Lieutenant William scebsch Chairman, took place on
Wednesday evening, at Humboldt Hall, In Forsyth street
The Headquarters OF the club. Seventeen wards were
represented When tho regular business OF the club
finished Mr.. We'll, OF the thirteenth ward offered
preamble and resolutions favor Of Douglas and John
son and Dr rrcoh, Of tho Fourth ward resolutions In
favor Of supporting Brcckinridge and Lane After .
lively debate pro and csvura for the respective cand
dates, the resolutions endorsing the nomination Of
Brct nrdgc and lane wcrc uon sdivision Of the house,
carriei by large majority the delegates OF deen wards
voting IN favur and those Of two wards against H. We
give the spirit ~ the lengthy resolutions adopted which,
Including series Of preambles, are - folows:-
Resolved That we the German national democrats OF
hs city, pledge ourselves ~ all cxertons aud
sscice c personal feelings 70 consolidate the factions
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CoSOners' Inq uests.

THE FOURTEENTH WARD srABBrSG CAsE-Coroner Jack
man yesterday held an ante norton examination ia the
Of Annie s. Williams, the who WAS stabbed
by her husband Thursday night last, and now lies
the New York Hospital Williams has been he'd by
Justice Brennan IN the result OF hs wfe's injuries
her condition being considered very precarous by the
physicians III att, ndauce
EXPLOSION GurTA PERcHA WORKSHOPS MAN
KILLED shortly before twelve O'Clock Yesterday fore
noon steam table, in the gutta percha works situated in
Twenty fourth street, avenue A. exploded. almost
instantly killing Mr. A. Wagner, who was engaged upon
IT at the time and severely irjarinr workman who
standing by. The table filed With steam, and
used for softening the various articles Of gutta
psrcha preparatory to their finishing Deceased WAS
about fifty years Of age and resided in North Second
street, between Sixth and seventh Williamsburg His
body conveyed 70 Bellevue Hospital, where In
quest will be held by Coroner Jackaian.
DROWNED Fairly yesterday morning soldier named
John Young fell into the rom the steamer Parana,
lying at pier No 40 East river, and drowned.
Coroner Jackman held an inquest.
Mr. Edward Brady, of the johnson House. Chambers
street. while out sailing The North river in soop,
Thursday night last accidentally fell overheard in the
vicinity Of Weehawken and was drowned. The boov
has not yet been recovered Deceased was thirty years
Of age.
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Total $11 20l COS rs 657 $50 ss60 COS 3ei s2T
Increase as compared With 1859 46S rs
The Madison (wis.) Journal says that two more
decisions involving the question of the validity of
the railroad farm mortgages, were given by the
Supreme Court on Tuesday. The opinion Of the
Court was given by Chief Justice Dixon, and fully
sustained the validity ofthe mortgages. The cases
in which decisions were made under the char
tiers Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi and the Ra-
cine and Mississippi railroad companies. Several
new points were raised by the counsel in these
cases, which are discussed and decided In the opn-
ion Of the Court.
The Wheeling InteRigencer says Of the Baltimore
and Ohio road, that there never before was a
period in the history Of the road when the amount
Of through travel equalled the present All the
trains leaving the Camden station go out lled and
the way passengers equal those that 60 through.
At meeting of the stockholders Of the Eastern
Railroad Of Massachusetts,, held at Boston yestor-
day, the following resolution was adopted
Voted that the directors be authorized TO issue bonds
in pursuance Of chapter 3d. SECTIONS 10 III ii1 Us for
amount not oxcetdilg seven hundred and ny thou
sand dollars and 10 dispose Of the such terms
and conditions as their udgmen, VIII be for the best int
rests Of the corporation.
The Philadelphia Ledger Of to-day rcports:--
The anthracite coal trade has fallen Of little the past
week the operations both at the mines and by the carry
ing companies having been Ia some Measure interrupted
BY the festivities attendant the celebration OF the
Fourth. The tonnage for the week however, foots up
very fair, and for the season gives Ne the handsome
crerste Of three millions six hundred and twenty
thousand four hundred and ninety tons exclusive of
weeks tonnage 20 June T. by tho Delaware and Hnd
son, which. estimated ut ZOE tons, viii give
gate 81 1897 4a2 tons being increase Of bote2t tons
over the tonnage OF last year 20 the same time. The
business are glad 10 report Il good IN all its iepart
men,s, the demand active and prices drm.
The semi-annusl meeting OF the managers of the
Bank Of the State OF Indiana was held at Indian.
apelis On Wednesday. All the ranches we're
allowed dividends Of five per cent, except the
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July 14-2 r. NJ
ForR has been rather quiet to-day sales having
made Of only 1900 1000 bbs. Of all kinds within
yesterdays range.
WHEAT has been in good demand, and about so 600
bushels have been sold, at 81 81 for white Kentucky,
81 IS for old white Ohio and white Southern 81 10
Tor amber Jersey 81 35 81 SO COR red and amber
Western, 81 rs 81 30 for Milwaukee club and 81 Is
81 20 for Chicago spring.
CoRS ruled nm with sales Of 70 COO bushels nearly
all sound Western mixed, at e2c. e2Isc.
RYE and barley quiet
moderate demand prevails for oats, ashes and pro-
visions at former rates.
CorruS Is dull and heavy.
wmsxxY--Aboui 300 bbls. were sold a, 2ixc
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Port or New York, July II. lst,J

CLEARED
Steamship Bavaria HAM, Meier Observation-Disclosures Co
Steamship Granaca, Howes Havana and New orleaas-MU
steamship Alabama, scheucs savannah-s Mitchl SON.
steamship Marou, Foster, Chariesinnspoaord fileston
Steamship Petersburg, Powell wilmingon-H Crom.
steamship Yorktown, Parrish Norfolk, sc-LudIam Het.
steamship Monticello Gager Norfolk, Ac-H Cromwell
AGO
s sn %m r r4esco y
ship Progress. Woodward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sons
e.. $;1; $4F sss$.' Go
xi Eris Fosca Helena Dutch Dew@' MISCELLANEOUS r
ris queen Of the south Chapman BarcelonaI eager
BIS sS wilson no Co.
BRIG Monte cris'o, Nor'hrSp plymouth ''"
ss sr fsese St val Nevu. Son.
scranton, 2exdsh sslssssos@SSrcrc. Prince
scsr French stiles " Bruni sastl
schr iG s Cook, %ssSina,on"sory, ' corDem Co.
sssr M s @S1s ssr Soros Master
s ssSr s sS ssas ad syssr Alssaod
ssSr SI S SSs Ts d,on Ba@G Abbott
sehr New York Goodsel Bosto'-Das ton Co.
schr n shaier strckiand, Hsrtfort-xaster.
aSp wa %5rsa cse sp% es Sss
ARRIVED
with sR Had s ans c%. rs
passage.
Bark Jane Daggett, Lambert Glasgow, days with mdsc
TO Durham Dimon.
Bark erlani Dutch, Ruter Rotterdam A3 DAYS with
mdse 10 Bogar kneeland. Had heavy w and NV winds
most u the passage
Bark Aeronaut sherman, Salt Cay TT, July l.
John Smith A Co
hre Isabel Beunsnn, Tamss Port Prince July with
coffee Rob Murray Jr TN Inst lat d As
covered comet bearing by ~ 3degres above the eozon
the TAN about feet long, tending upwards to SE
Rrg Judge Hathaway oi so.ton,; Lancaster Havana "A
Quarantine
81 ospray (Br Cole North Joggns II days. with fish &c,
10 i Nevus Son
schr Cosmopote. Gney Cardenas days. with sugar to-
Mora bros Navarro co.
schr Ro er George Q3r, sayes Cat Island days with
schr Cqrassos r Dawson, Bsboro 10 days with pias
Schr Ellen saker, steeman, Newborn, 5daya
kchr Rogers. Gardner, Provir -Dce, z days
Schr Roam Wallace, Flushing IL hmirs
schr Detroit Bulngham Albany TOR Boston.
Schr Peytona. Youmans Rondout for Bosom.
eteAmer Bnstnn. Cracker. Philahslpha
Steamer Ironsides, vanderv-er. PHILADELPHIA
steamer Sarah Joues Philadelphla
Steamer Penguin Wfliams Providence
ship Messenger arrived yesterday from Havana consnef
o Slate Co.
Bark Grand Turk from -.
schr Norman, from Mobile, 20 days.-By pilot boat David
Mitchell. No5
Steamships Ednburg (Br Liverpool Adriatic Havre Ora
NADIA, Havana and New Orles Alabama, savannah Ma
on, Chareston. Yorktown Norf H. &c Monticello Washing
nston, kc Locust Point, Balrnore Patapsco, Portland
Wind AT sunset 8.
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The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
road for the month Of June were $34 All SO. The re-
cepts for the corresponding period last year were
something over s27 900, being increase of about
81 600.
From the quarterly report of the Secretary of
State it appears that the amount of money on hand
in the Wisconsin State Treasury on the last day of
June, was two hundred and nineteen thousand and
ffty-fve dollars and sxythree cents {s2l9,o55 63)
to wit
Gold and silver coin .8O4 ~
Madison city COUPONS Observation-Disclosures. 3t3 10
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of disaster to ship Euerpe photographic intelligence
The steamship Adrac Capt cousock sailed Yesterday for
Souu ampon and Havre with SIS passengers
The British steamship Ednburg Capt Kennedy sailed yes
rday afternoon for Queenstown and Liverpool with rs cabin
passengers and "a in the sreeragc.
Rae rlvse Fsu reported ashore the River shoaie
below Wilmington, Nc. on the ii,h inst.
spOken sSe.
land Is rs miles So BY from sandy HoOkby pho, boa.
Foreign Porte.
cn.rHaS, NIB June ls-Grr bark lido Kimbai, Harding,
HosOIrIr, May s-sd ship Charles Phelps Brown, Nc
Teegr.phsd ssxposed the Kilaneo Bush from
MAssrIts june FIN port oarts Jasper Bennsu , for
trey for eehorn co brirs Hammnr Bird Putt for NYoE
DO 0r,oln Lord for Boston DO; schr Lombard Harding for
Pysss sSy J. In gc brig. rsnss for GC" ions.
ad ior Snork b r ine Wac n ra AT % b
ed June - brig Truxo Mngan. Nasoane 10 load for New
s.Ir Cav, TT, July mo Am vessel IN port vv
Ames dF srles snhr bowman and Lsn rravers do and
jcss, Ss Juy Art brig B'os%e. Fowler ysw yrs;
kps% To p'S S5 Burn pd p sS from
Hong Kong. under seizure by The Harbor Master.
American Ports.
BOSTON July Is-Arr steamer K.usinron, Baker Phls
dephia es thaselain Handy. r,anehpori schrs Frank
as spi Banner fai Sso~s fsesrspssd bars sarce.
and i SrSs ed ZIP s,eyens Hsnna% :, John s
bark sylph Jones imore brir orinoco rabsuii Phade
SOM B-s.r Cape Hsyse1 2 smith snow norfolk " Gsrd.
gs Sse o. Tlors. sd wind 4 steamer Delta; and
.,S. S.S. A Fp s s'' s i ssssss
SSSs c.s s Ranger s ss s%sr 1sss:
KEN YIN as s%s nd ia s s3 A' l'A'a
5s NMrr 'esr' sgsss .nss,.oa s Ss
dFESs sd "A SEs il9d.0a rs ES s s. Ss,
xsSe cosesosn 'S oE soap scss IssS ' wsa Hams
Mh Pne G r G & fsr.mss srssa Wilson,
SSSs T ss . sS s s .s snf s. ss
Ga snow Walsh Ransom. Franklin. Counsellor.
ish-Ar brig. William clark, Dsrg.u, cariepa.; Tines
Phisde phs srhrs WIN Allen Grant arnndrla for boston;
cars Heath sarah Helen, Ann, VIM Alien, Giraffe Eliza
iss' 10 Aw--xo arrival In port srss VIM Dresser VIM
c Clsrt. schr. . n.ira,iOn Aley.ndra demos. :,
1922 ,ecca ,Nnrs Snrn..,~s Ts sr
NYcrs SO ian .chrs srsin.ra srSsSs Walism Gray.
baltimore Lawrence. carroh and Bsrssd La,irssr New
LrBEc July PAR schr Caroline knight, Parker Pbna.
lxcBrAsPoRr. July Ii-sld bark viso Thurlow Basnos
s..vsr osESss A S sT sss Is S'ss
or, Has,s esen c .es. sm T ,sasa brig We
f E1sco Carrie sanford h'ss' N'o' h'e fed ROBINS
flowed o 81 sSps soscSen and PcSs III .Ap Or
NEW RrpvoRD, July AR .chr. orar. rianmouA.--.
sssn webb, Jersey Cy: lah wooirua sims Mascn PhIa
SxSrUcKEr. July i2-sM rchr Robs Smith. Robinson.
fYwt. -
fhl~felphis ford Chmpbei NBrm@wick; r I, Lyman
oos rssse hG si sr se1Ser coe%sn DO
Tyler Bromley and Deborah, NBrunswck; victory and
PORTLAND July PAR brig tlrnon Roweu Boyd Eliza
Renscn SScS Ga s hsa small nnd A sss Powers
,PohIsNuuTH, July IL An tchrs n n Bsidwfn Clover
balnmnrei Margaret Ann. Reed. ritsbethprrt ~
R1CHNOND, iuiy H-,rr steamship jamestown Skinner -
Nlork; schr Sarah. C0feIl Windsor
delphia '' '"'NN
City F'' '0VV' "e1"A7
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At the Stock Exchange to-day the market
opened with strength. As the call pro-
crossed some signs of weakness were evhced,
but at the close again the whole market
rallied. The volume of business done was, as
usual lately, very large indeed. We hear of rumors
of new combinations Of bull operators. There are,
and have been, such combinations beyond q doubt;
but without very considerable assistance from out
side no Wall street party could have caused the
present advance. The largest business of the day
was, as usual, in the Western shares-Nichigan
Southern, Illinois Central, Galena, Toledo and
Rock Island. The advance in Toledo is quite
marked: we learn that next year in all probability
dividends will be resumed upon this stock. The
Michigan Southern shares continue to advance; the
directors have been in session for some days get
ting matters into shape. The success which they
are enjoying in settling the affairs of the concern
and bringing up the price of its securities shows
that they are a very different party from the old
board There was no second board to-day, as
usual on Saturday.
The following was to-days business at the Sub
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EXAMINATION ST. CONDITION % wssr pcrSr NIlrr1sY
ae.px<y dircc ..on Of the Pres tent, MAJOR Robert
Andcrson Of the First artillery, ard LN'an Hum
phrey o. the CORPS 81 Biographical Eng pave oecn
Aet@ilad from the army rs members OF the Commission
created by OF june n 1880 N exsm We a,o tae
organization system or dlscipue AMI course ~ lnstrac
tioa Of the United states Military Academy In solution
90 the above thc Commission VIII consist Of two mem
bers ~ each House of nnercss Scnators DAVIS Al1
Yootc, and Representatives, Stanton or Curtis, and Wn~
pnye have been dcs grated 10 act 10 such capacity.
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S HIP PING Ne w s
Movements or Ocean Steamers.
PRON nrrunpu
FOR CALIFORNIA.
New York


North New York. July a. .Asptnwal
HAVANA, AATAsZAs AND NEW ORLEANS
AagRY CIrY-from New York ID, arriving VI Havana m
and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans Sh Hsvsn" Sd
arriving at New York 18th
CAaIwsA-From New YORK lztn arriving Havana IN
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9th Havans sA.
arriving At New York Sd.
PHlApElraA-Frop New York l7tn, arriving q, Havana
sd New Orleans 18th. From New Orleans Havana
Eth arriving at New YORK 18th.
DE- soro-rrom New York 9Th, arriving Havana
New Orleans Sd From New Orleans 18th.
irving at New York 18th
QUAKER CiTY-From New York July l6. arriving
vana July "a
SPECIAL NOTCH.
al Packages letter, sat~sasi for As Ksw voRs HsxAl3
should BE- sea1d
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THE SALMON FIsHERY-The 81. John Morning Nens SAYS,
in that harbor the fshng never much better than al
the present time Salmon being taken Ia Immense
quantities; hav, heard Of boat which took hty
one at sin ,e tide On Thursday more gaspereau were
taken in the wers than taken any preceding day
during the year This somewhat remarkable, late
nj the season.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY, July 14-6 2. N.
The steamships Adriatic and Edinburg sailed
from this port to-day for Europe--the former with
81 l22 $50, the latter with sl6O,579, in specie on
freight, making the total shipment of the day
81 1888 1885, against 81 430 ,Ols the corresponding
day last year. There is nothing new in money to
report. The foreign exchange market closed
steady for sterling but dull for francs.
The following are the quotations Of sight ex-
change on New York at the cities mentioned
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branch ut Jefersonville, which received three per
cent and the branch at Plymouth, which divided
nothing. The capital of the Indianapolis branch
was increased $50, 600.
h II EARLY STATEMENT THE BANK OF THE STATE OF
INDIANA, JUNE 30
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earnings Of the Pttsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company for the month of June 1860,
compared with the same period last year, wiz
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.2.O5igpO

The movement of the banks in the four principal
cities Of the Union, in which weekly reports are
made, az shown by their last statements, IL rs fol-
1owa.--
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The following l. the Pittsburg bank statement
he week preceding July
The Chicago Press of Friday reports

We watched closely the exchanges received at this
Office the past week, especially those from the northern
part Illinois, southern part OF Wisconsin and eastern
part Of Iowa and they all agree that far heard
damage resulted 10 the whe and other crops by the
storms. In the wheat Is been thrown
down, but not to seriously damage It. M signs OF
have appeared Many OF the papers, too STATE that
the wheat crop will no heavier than short time
anticipated the heads having et np .tter thso
they seemed earlier time 10 promise. Ex :hsnge ts
dull and droopng The banks stu sell At q per cent
premium, and pay IL 90 customers but most Of hem
were unwilling 10 pay outsiders above per ceut On the
street per cent the ruling figure. decline Of Z
In likely TO be conceded within the next week, and W.
should be surprised ii any dav Gold Y. with
fair demand The money markei continues easy. Long
loans inside productive city property at 10 per cent
are by frequent, borrowers who willing
10 pay full rates and commissions by sans sbun
dant Good business paper goes AZ about l IL per
month, and 10 scarce at any PRICE.
The statement of the New Orleans banks for the
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POSTAL ECTORY

TIME OF CLOSING AT The NEW YORK orFfCE.
Donrsrrc. kortb-Absny Buffalo and Canaia. .sx r. r.
western s 1n mall ~ 4. NE % RR and s.
south and 70. w mails. .. 8 M and ~ r ~
Eastern mail. BY railroad 3 An and r n
By steamboat. .......<k r NJ
SUNDAY MANA On sunday AL malls ccse ~ his once
CALIFORNIA. By steamship -, Saturday,
The Overland NAN Tor c.incrn. isxt.s y s,ass
ss1us sGcs s s sS aH ~ s:y,. s.
sLAss CrrY The Overland Mai fro ~ yos-ps o) 70 san
Lake City, leaves 81 Joseph every tooday and
aov.rlaad, Wa ST. Jc.spS." y "'' A''
Eunosy....by aeamship Persia, for Liverpool
Wednesday. July IS. ..................Ex r N.
80 PACIFIC. BY steamship -, on Saturday, :
BAnAnA on The day afer Ire .rv.i a. esss ssr
month, the steamer Karuak YIN b despakobed
wy nais for the BaAAzHs IslanAs 70 be landed
HAvArA.....sy .lean,ssip Quaker City Monday,
July ...............,.............1 p. H.
TINE or CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BonAAv Tie Overland Mali Bombay In irsdcn
~ folows,-viA Msrseillca IN The 81 and lAh u
sch noah Via scrihamptn a. u In and
CaIruyyA. .. 81, iWA Iah seh, MArssfllea aA tHh
Ogh, Hth. Via Southampton
CHINA, &C.,. Via Msrseics the l0h and 7eh Via South
ArsrRAnA.vsM sr.ees and sue, on the ish Via South.
Nmpton and Sue,, i2th-
MArRrrrs~.NnA Alden on IN. eth and I'm Of the mouth
BRA IN. Via Northampton IN the " q te NORTH.
~ me Asrselc. dcsps'ched ~ the Of above
eepstched The following evening
The southampton malls fespsfcoed the ocvurs NJ
Above dates should ~ these dates fa Sunday, he
mai q sespaiehed The morning preyouA
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The following table will compare the exports of
the seven principal staple articles for the week.

Increase Of the week compared with that OF $50 3
The following is comparative statement Of the
value Of exports from the commencement Of the
vaor In JuIv 10.
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Annexed is a list OF revenue bonds issued by the
New York City Comptroller during the year 1860,
with the time at which they become payabe:-
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As compared with the statement Of June 4, the

The statement of the st. Louis banks for the
week ending July I, as compared with the pre-
vious statement. has the anpexed results:-
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Imports (Other than Dry GOOds and Spe.
Gle at the Port OF New York for ths
Week Ending Jaly IA, 1850.
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NJ iscelIaneOuD.

For San Francisco shipping June 6 with account
of disaster to ship Euierpe photographic intelligence
The steamship Adrac Capt Con- sailed Yesterday for
Sout, ampton and Havre with SIS passengers
The British steamship Ednburr Capt Kennedy sailed yes
rday afternoon for Queenstown and Liverpool with rs cabin
passengers and "a IN the srserage.
FH reported ashore the River shoais
below Wilmington, NC on the lith inst.
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JAMES oCONNOR Administrator Of Pittsburg
II the wish ~ the prestes that the above address be
al the churches Of the province Of
Baltimore the last Sunday OF August The collections
be forwarded the peste Of each docess by the
respective cergymen Collections for the Pope having
been already made the dicccsscs OF Ptsburg and "a.
vannah they not included 10 the foregoing regulation
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,hange on New York at the cities mentioned
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Bark Grand Turk, from -.
Schr Norman, from Mobile 20 days-By pilot David
Mitchell No5
SAIirJ.
Steamships Ednburg (Br) Liverpool; Adrac Havre; Ora
NADIA, Havana and New Orleans Alabama savannah; Ma
on Charleston. Yorktown Norf H. &C. Monticello, Washing
nston, kc Locust Point, Baltimore; Patapsco, Portland
Wind a alnsetS s.