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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-18

AbDUBON-On Friday, A1so. Il, Victor O. Audubon, srd
81, son Of John L. aid Lucy Audubon. ~
The end relatives Of the f.n,ty invited zs,a The
funeral az Q o'clock, p. on Sunday NEXT
BEEBE-A. River New ors Tuesday, arruS Il,
gaudchd Of Pv Besbs Of this city, assd II msAs nd
5 DAYS
Car line H., wife u eienk r. B,cfu a sosatrr Of A.
D. Moore Of Philadelphia IN the 1sh year Of her e..
CoCHRAN-In Brooklyn. Tharsday August 10. Mrs
p.infol illness.
DE- FoREsr-At Boston, Massachsset on Thursday Aususs
g. William H. De For,s. Of Brooklyn, New-York sssS IS
Ulster County papers please copy.
DyNKLY-In Brooklyn Thursisy nOrnirg August u.s. Ann
NJ daughter OF Leonard DoLkg
BILL-At Brooklyn Friday Argus, 4 Helen W. WI. Of
the late Chars. Bi and d.asbtsr Of Tho@S A. Napier
Henry street, on Sunday afternoon, a. O'Clock
JAcKsON-A. westches:er Friday Aus .. IT, Leoussd
Wood Of the Rev D. Jackson d. IN tho 9Th u
The friends Of the family invited attend his funeral this
(satmdIy) afternoon at4 O'Clock ats Peters Church, Wer
LAwRI NCE-At Psri. Mare on Friday Angus. the Rev.
M,2 'sh Lsy; nd.,, 's.ds y.s
notice A. be preacher that dred 10 speak sgsn in.
perance and Slavery society deeply feels he Ds, aud
MAsoN-on Thursday evening Auglt 1 in the ssh year Of
Bis sss John II NAG f9TSs one OF the Justices OF hs
His e DIS and the mbers Of the Bar are invited 70 sand
M su,ra rom the Ms[sor 'I,s pr,SyAH Sss5n On
OSTRAN0ERIn this city Friday evening August II, Ok
con.npfion Mrs Mary Os,rsnder, aged IS.
The funeral vice, will be held Sunday ser
noon the residence Of Der sOnDsw No az Bowery, ct
o'clock The fis nds Of the ia lily vited to attend
OWENs-sncd.nly at Irvingtnn, NewYork, Thursday,
August Is DsneS Owens sgd years and months, only
SOD of d. s. and Annie Z Owens
RABITT-In BROOKLYN Thursday, August l6 after short
ilnes,, John Rabbit, aged +S years.
RUSS-In this city, WEDNESDAY August Is Isabella wife
Charles Russ aged SS years
STANsBFRY-n this city, Monday morning Angus. -
George W of Lewis I snsbery aged DO years, months
and % days :
VIRK-In this city, Friday morning, Angus! II, RscheI
Vnk in the I'D year Of her
Her relatives e1 respectfully invited to attend her
furera Saturday 10 inst, at O'CLOCK, p. M from the
residence Of her brother In law, John RaynSr ESQ., No S
Tebth street
WASON-On Sunday, August II, at his residence In South
Ryesate, Vermont Thomas Wason. jr son Of the Hon.
Thomas Wason and member OF the Senior Class Of Dartmouth
College
WOOO-On Friday morning August H. Anna Buckley infant
daughter of Walter r. and Emf D. Wood aged weeks and
5diys - . -,
WEEKsIn Jersey City, Thnrdsy August 16 Charles w.
Weeks OF GeoIgs and Margaret Weeks aged II monhs
end "a days -
WHITE-At Flusbinz Long Tsnd Wednesday AngaAt Is,
John w White, II the 47th year Of his age.
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COTTONThe continues quite steady and the demand
moderate sales Of bales O tor Mddng Upands aud
lie. for Gull.
COFFEE continues without activity the demand being only
small lots The market Is heavy but there is change b.
prices and the sales 80 bags ST. Domingo at c Cape
Of lic cash 40 Maracsibo l5c and 100 Rio at l5c
COPPFR-Rened lnsot steady and in fair request sales
10000 Minnesota a. Il cash Other kinds are in limited
demand previous The annexed extract Is taken from
Winterhof l. Co.'s Circular Of to-day:
The shipment OF 400 900 10 Minnesota by the Company
brought the market to stand the orders
low the prices asked Within few days the Company has made
and sold 2 O0O ID for export to France Pile
Other Lske brands h. Id the figure The stocks Of the
Baltimore Sete said to be small and their views high but
they occasionally lower TERMS aud sales have been
MADE for export at 2l cash Opinions much divided 10
gard future prices In spite Of the oabe advces from
Europe foreign buyers Of Minnesota at and
unless the English market declines further there little
ground for lower prices here The receipts from the Like region
have been heavy expected caller in he
thsy 100000 10 The total yield is estimated at
100000 h against gOU0000 last The exports OF the last
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........Ar
Cleared.

Steamship-Arago, Lines HAVE ". Y. and II. g s. Co
Shipsy Merrick GraotTee Glasgow Howes Tinker Sons
{. Nesnth, Cousins, London, Nesnith Sons
BsTks-Crusoe Bartlett Rotterdam, Alfred Ladd; " d. Gas.
ton Parnee, Barbados Bishop Bro; Hannah, McEwen.
Prince, H. Becker Graves w. Bllcher Collins Mar
settles, R. w TIunay Guild Star (Br) Kelly Uasgow j.
McArthuri T. Dwight, Nckerson Turks bland, Iogals &
CsTnan.
BIigs-Eclipse Br) Townsend Trinity Newfoundland O.
T. Bully Standard (Br y Card, CORVALLIS, d. r. De~oE
SchocneIslis, Cook Warrington, master; T. w. Thorne,
Davis Fall River master Fsk Potter Proyinence, master
Mobile Howes Mobile oakley Heating; Mary aad Susan,
Huteheson Hafbor Island Dousss Montrose, Li1ekn,
savnDah Sturges Clearman Co Frankin Pierce Hngns,
Chester L. Kerry; Horace BuDker Lsvsca &c. Nofccos
Princes W. Smith poIey Mobile, NorcrCs. Prince NJ Fill
-, Boston, w Lewis Co; Village Bels. Harry.
Windsor D. Dewo Princess Lowell Boston w. Lewis
l. p Smith, Hlliman Wlminst Smith Co. H. Rog sus
Rogers Charleston, McCready Mott Co Danyile Chester,
Richmond H. Person Co. NJ S. r. ThoIne t5r.l, Green.
wood St John p l. Nevias Son
Sloot s-lnent Smith, Providence master America Sed.
man, Providence, MASTER Eleanor Coleman Newark H. s.
Racket Il
wall Panama Railroad Augu "a Ma noich Cork and get
W. F. Schmidt brig Josiah Jex Small Sombrero J. r. DOVE
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Arrived.

Steamship Monticello Eager Washington, D. C &c. mds-
miles N Z. from Hog Island spoke steamship Virginia, from
Richmond for Philadelphia, under SAIL engine dsO!ed wind
steamship pstapscO VAIL Portland mdse. psss H. B.
Steamship Mount Vernon Lsyfeld Baltimore and NorOL.
mdse and pass to H. B. Cromwell Co.
steamship Hammons Ham.) Scbwenssn, Hamburg Aug I,
via Southampton 4th at m, and passengers to
hardt Co. arrived of the Battery 5a0s M Aug OF
DoE Ham hef bark 5 p at ~ Ion SGGHs east aas IS
IL 80 lon IS TO- spoke brig Falstna The HammOna had west
Snip Edw and Everett Of Batimoe Gunby Cardiff a days,
S ps po H 5. Gai a. M1
beech from Ciy Point for Rotterdam July lat IS a. ion.
Il days Aug lat As o Lon 50 rs spoke French fishing
bark Courier with 10000 h:h on board Same day john Avon.
passed steam ship steering east with white ball in the smoke
ship Charles Ward (f Kennebun Could Liverpool 80 days.
coal TO W. h Riversmith Sailed in With ship VIM Wit,
slip Juvenis from Liverpool for ndie Aug at
~ 20 lOn IS 80 spoke ship Calender - days om Liverpool foe
P bound east showing square red signal with ssreAner
npp .eS the . MIN brncs a Hy center Ana letter
ssiP PoIt:eaih Pe:%Sat% Ti;ts:hen Liverpool July
posed GoodsPted tr.m Anwerp for NewfOrk, with passe
Bark YabEee BLADE tof GSrdns surk Shields 50 days cosI
to master Has had light south and westsrl' Winds 18th
of Fire leland passed steamship Great Eastern hence
Bark J. LOckhart (r of Windsor, Lockhart Leshon e
days and 30 days from the Rock marble, &c. to j. s. Whitney
Bg Emiu (Of Portland Mcdonald sagua Is days mOla..es
Banegs'.
Brig African Button Belize Hond July D. ooohineal log.
wood &c to Josiah jex Aug IA lat % H. Ion. 81 IS spoke
Br bark James Gibbs from Belize for Ques sown %
Avg lat "a al lon 81 spoke brig Amanda from HSysna for
Liverpool Aug TO- lat 20 49, lon 80, double walking
be5m steamer steering g. w.
sehr Cabot Tiei, East Greenwich days. mdse. to j. W.
Mckee.
SclE Mlard Fillmore Chase Boston days mdss. to S W.
Lewis Co.
schr smith D. Bellows, Clark Eiiz,b,,hpOr coal for Eat
Greenwich.
Schr Seneca, Russell Boston for Albany mdse.
SChT James Engi.h, Biyen Boston for Albany, mdss.
Sctr Cabot Hamilton, Boston days. mde w Mckee.
Sclr Jacob Raymond Handy Boston days mdse
Schr John Snow Shaw, Cutler days lun o master
Sohr Hannibal Wentworth Bangor days lumber TO naste
Steamer Kennebec Cannon, Philadelphia and Cape Nay,
mdse and pass to + Perkins.
Steamer P0omska, Nye. NewBedford mdse and pass 70
master.
Steamer Pelican Baker Providence mdse to Isaac oaeL
Steamer Ann ElHa Robinson, Philadelphia mdse 70 L0P
Kirkpatrick NJ,
Steamer Aida, Robinson Philadelphia md's. 70 j. Ne
Biiggs. r.s
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia mds 70 . Ne
Briggs. M n IT,. or,
sAILED-Shps Georsiana New oresns WI o. liavis oal.
weston; bark James elch do ~ H. 90 oa Uiss
Josiah JeX - Mary Elyira - aug 1e".ts ,.,..
BELOW-Buk f. A Jexj bTiss uuhNIs, u p ywsuutss
(Br Nest Indies ste Maissora Bays East sa-
yanush- al BY pho, boat Jane.
WlND-Sunset,s
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The amount daiu which IL is understood car S3pns
three huna bushels but such Is the pressure thss shippers
crowd IN from FIVE bushels m're lanng each car
sny thee hundred and 81 400 bushels wheat were feevsa
nv this twenty four hours IL entey
say that the hundred and sixty four cars odsd with
grain bIongh bashes the The master oil na7spoI
aon tole yesterday that he had just received dPstch
stating that there the track between here and Drbana
only hundred and sxytwo Loaded divided Into ak
trains which expected here Last evening Of course
a. the Illinois Central than any other road freight
osds that here from the South aud West ers
must nearly quite thousand freight arrive daily loaded
with Of teenlng prses The amount Of
received for the Last twea!yop hours shown by
m. rcial tables is 2e9, sos bushels.
Reducing the flour to wheat the receipts all kinds of grain
up during the week ~ bushels During the
poDdg week lat year receipts Of kinds of smoDnd
10 only 623 bushels From present appearances the receipts
during the ensuing week will fer exceed thOse Of last
The following table shows the receipts and shipments since
the lat Of January las compared with 1853;
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REPORT OF THE SANITARY PoLICE.-The report of
the Santay Police for the quarter ending July 81,
shows that 1870 nuisanoes have been reported, Of
which 1898 have been abated. Several unsafe build
ings have been repaired, and one dangerous house
taken down. The proprietors of bone boiling es-
adjustments have been prosecuted, and now be-
fore the courts with fair prospect of having the nu
sances abaed. The total number of vessels which
have arrived in Brooklyn during the quarter 600,
of which 2l0 arrived in May, 23j in June, aud 22l in
Jnly
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q CITY of Fond du Lac has made ,

The city of Fond du Lac has made proposition to
it's creditors. II offers to redeem the 100000 Off y
cent bonds issued to the Chicago st. Paul and Fond
du Lac Railroad by giving the holders an amount
equal to tho principal and interest due them in the
stock of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroads to
the holders of the sl5OOOO y cent bonds they offer
20 y cent in the Chicago and Nortb-West,rn stock,
and 25 p cent in city bonds, to be secured bya
sinking fund.
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PoLIcE COMMISSIONERS -At the
Police Commissioners yests-' Geeung Of the
the First Ward an lay, Officers Cnyler Oh
were do "a Harold, of the Broadway squad,
= .ulssed frsm the force. The case Of John
Read the Court officer at jefferson Market, was called
for trial. The accused is charged with having OBJ
tanned money from a colored man named William
SAFES, while holding warrant for his arrest Inc
affidavit charges tina, Read was paid 81 so By the com
plsinant snd that after having kept the warrant us
pocket for three months he arrested States ana us I'M
prisonnent followed. States and biz wife s"ore Po7-
lively TO the foregoing facts, while Mr. keaa sw0re a.
positively the other way. He alec prodaced witnesses
wbs swore tina: they would not believe States und'r
oath, and Superintendent Kennedy and inspector
Carpenter testified the good character OF the accused
No decision was rendered.
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Of agerbeer saloon at reeny was tried bore Justice Ry
eIson Of Bergen NewJesey Thursday charged with viola
ting an ordnance ~ ha6oIg people h premises on San
day The defense showed that three friends visited r
THAI Sunday and remained while IN his dwelling over the
saloon and further that entered the saloon that day
At the conclusion, the Justice fined Mr. THAI Five sI
other have been arrested the week in Bergen and
61ed, Tor yiglstpg tue Sunday law BY selling liquor
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ma 8RGeD.

KNAPP-BELL-In Ess. Norwich Lee r,l,ns an r,r,.s.v
Angus, Is By tn. Rev, C ped6.ld V, ~ w Kas,r y
ne~-l. MA. rtr, A. Bell Of the former place.
w. s1hARvEY 10 Utica Wsdnesds, AnsaS Is.
r,So nsotnee o. J. " p gsrdner esq By the Rsv Or.
n,.nsf oso 90 ., Neweomb and Ebzsbea w. Harvey
WOoD|JACKson-on Friday Assa,. H. by IN. Hon Per.
Wooo' ~ tns residences Of tho Mayor William Woas
ssnsr Crawford ,oDDss laughter Of the ate JosssS
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The Afternoon Oh ,,de Awake Clubs is called 70
very cheap anu strong swinging lantern, manufactured
expressly sor their by lie His Il Co. Of Peal street
The EDiern shows the national coloTs and we should
jsdse would ne very effective in professions
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A CARD.

The public are requested to suspend all Judgment
,useting tie book Just Published by william Brotherhood
wed Mrs Gurrey Apology" until the party accused Of hav
ina written It shall have had the opportunity Of sckno"edgng
Ht y n IA there are ample grounds for believing it to be
-, JOSEPH N. PRICE,
"J"b No lis Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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The telegraph reports the receipts of grain AZ ca.
csgo Yesterday 800 900 busbel Of which the eiaeoa
delivered so 600 bnshe)s,
TIE fOllqsing were the sasnings Of the Eastern
D,,.,or If the Ohio and Mississipp Railroad during
he month of Jsly, compared with the same period
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BROOKL YN EEIh&,

PREsEETATIos OF A FLAG TO Ior WIDE AwAHks'
AT meeting of the ",ry..4u,h Ward Wide AWAKE
Bapshor 81. u;ght- the Association ~is
tresen with lsrgs and handsome A~Vr can nag,
r. preseutstios was made BY Mr. joshua ,iean' AZ
M ,ee.iyed on behalf of the company ~ Mr. George
Bennett
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NEW TRAVELLING ACCOMMODATES FOR SARATOGA
Observation-Disclosures who are spending part OF
their Summer leisure at the Springs, or who are
making flying visits there, viii bs glad to hear OF
new arrangement for their convenience that has been
lately made by the prOpretOr of he Peoples Line OF
Hudson River Steamboats,. The spleodid boat New
World, which leaves Albany on Saturday nights now
waite for the last train from Saratoga which leaves
that place at $50 Up m. BY this improvement In the
tme-,sble persons who desire to reach Ne"-fork to
spend Sunday enabled to remain ak hours Logger
At the Springs and still reach home at the same time as
formerly, at p m Sunday. 1t an admirable plan'
showing on the part Of the Directors Of the People,
Line, most commendable desire to meet the wants OF
the public and will doubtless be appreciated accord
ingly.
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In steamship HamHoria, from H1~6uyg and ssgt9mp'en-
John Rosenberg Simon and Mro Eng Alex Hidebrand C..
u Copiz H. Buesmano Alderman, Emanuel Lyon, Sophia
Lyon g. q. Bovmann Minns Augus.e Tersa and Clemens
Bernes. Louise Dohiug Lima speer Auguste Caner A.
Hammacber Louie Minns and Raeder r. Mayer Sophia
sslochin H. and II. Muller Abtona Captain, 7. T. Hart
Frsnz Perrin Narz Conn., Alex Faweger Gervase Power,
and 33l sec ond- cabin and steerage
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extent al IL cent moderate demand to-day for
Eastern xcnspgr and rates steady but the
the being Ia the aggregate usual
age"
The Chicogo Press of Wednesday, speaking Of no
active grain move nent a. that poiJt, says:
Let stand at the depot Of any one q tde esbt
lines Of railway h.t into The city Rom he s,utb
at the Immense number Of cars Of the tras arc
On Moneay evening one tain caps In on Inc Ino es
stely IN the compos 81 E a ~ oi
the in tne ] hs l2tb the fregcs arriving the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-18

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARASCE.-lnquir were made
at the First Precinct Sta ionHouse yesterday morning
in regard TO the whereabouts of young lady named
Sarah Mcmahon, who had left her boarding houss IN
Adam street under some chat singular circumstances.
The missing girl aud her sister had been boarding in
the same place, and among their fellow bosrders, were
two brothers named Matthias, naives Of the West
Indies Both, it appears endeavored to gain the al
f.etons Of Sarah who showed her partiahty ior the
younger brother. This created i'll feeling oetwesn the
rivals ani Sarah promised her sister To have nothing
to do with either. few days since the brothers left
the clearinghouse and shortly thereafter the young
girl was also missing. Her sister made every inquiry,
but failing to ascertain where she was sought the aid
of the pclice, who were unable, however, TO give her
further encouragement than promise to do all they
could to find the missing girl The girls arrived here
from ireland two years ago, and have been living TO-
gother since.
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Reoeipss of Produce.

al Rs,,@s Iyo II lSGO-2l,69O bbls. Flour, 1900
sI 54573 busb What, az $50 do Corn 80 a.
o. ~ A. Wye pkgs WHISKY ol PksA .nn az nss NAu
20 81 s aG Oh Tsas ii a. PIoristsls IA d. Ashes
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun--Rses... 5:l3 s. Moon-Rises.. 10
Sandy Hook. 1855 Gov Island. 945 Hello II g
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AILKGyp BoARDISe.HoUsE TmEF.-00icers Utter
and Corg Yesterday arrested German named Hermann FL
becht charge Of having relieved his el 1w boads 81
house Smith street of articles Of clothing lie had
suspected until lately when OF the stolen articles
affected h person The accused was brought before
Justice COruwe and committed 70 The Pententay Tor s
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Increase. .................. S7,5'


The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cleve-
land. Psipsve and Ashtabua Railroad Company
Cleveland and Erie held at Cleveland On Tues
dav. large amount of Stock was represented, and
The election of Directors passe off very quietly, he
following Directors were chosen: a. Stone Jr,. s.
Witt VIM. Case, t. NJ. Kelley, w. j.. Bssttis,
III. B. Payne, and w. Collins, Clsvelapi; j. b. John
SON. Erie, Pa, James GiIes, Grsvd, Pa; s. j. Ran
dali Philadelphia Hamilton White, Syracuse, N. Y;
f. NJ. Gilbert, Utica, N VI c. C. Dennis, Auburn,
n. Y. These constitute the formei Board, with the
exception of VIM, Coins elected to supply the vaean-
y caused by re death of Alfred Kelly. At a subse-
quen meet my Of the Board the following officers were
r'eiscie "A President, Amasa Stone, Jri Vice-Presi-
dent S. Wit; Secretary G. B. Ely; Superintendent,
, Nottingham. A Hills was re-appointed Gsner al
Freight Agent A. Ely Paymaster, and Nicholas Bart
let Auditor and Registrar. The hafyearly statement
shows the gross receipts to have been as follows;
ex months ending Jnly S505sl5 ls
t1 months ending july lsSs.........'.. 4o'4S' 81
Increase. s4, $40 %
| The receipts on the Central ohio Railroad for the
month Of June last were si5, 9i2 81, showing in
crease over tie corresponding month Of last year Of
1910 q.
The aggregate increase Of railroad earnings in July
on twenty -One roads was 1855 98
The business of the Clearing House was S2l, 1913 600
The Bank of Louisiana has declared semi annual div
idend of y cent payable to Nsw-York stockholders,
less exchange ON the ID Of September, at the mer-
chants Bank of this city. The steamers tosnorro v
will probably take million and qGartr of specie, OF
vbich about 800 900 viii be silver. The demand for
moley is less active than early in toe week and rates
are about as before noticed. On demand money is
very abundant at sac p cent on favoie collateral.
Some transactions made even as low as T. cent,
on Government aud State Stocks Short ged
paper lie in demand and scarce a. sac y cent Long
paper is less freely passed at g. al cent. Treasury
notes are quiet at y cent for the six y cents. Gold
bans in good demand for shipment, at Ia p cent
premium for California and y cent for Mint.
Some suindler at the West has been victmising the
bankers and merchants there by selling drafts purport
ing to be drawn by Rice, Willard & Co., of st.
Louis Thompson Brothers of this city. The drafts
thus lar have been RENTED to various parties here
from ST. Paul and st. Anthony. They are well en-
graved, filled up ia mercantile manner, and well
calculated deceive They dated in the latter part
of july and the aggregate thus far appeared is about
s. 100 We cannot learn that there is any such firm
in ST. Louis and at any rate Messrs. Thompson Broth
ers upon whom the drafts drawn have no knowl-
| edge of them.
| We annex a comparative statement of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods at New-lork forthe week and
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DTarkets-CAREFuLLY REPORTED FOR The n. Y. TaIBUNE
FRIDAY. August Il, l560.
ASHESThe market 10 steady, the demand fair for Pots at
IS s. and Pearls at rs ISL
ASHES, AUG. II, 1860
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ScAFFoLD AccDEST-About noon yesterday, a
saHod the erection Of building the Of North
FonTtf ana Fifth streets Y. D gage way, and precip
taed the that at work at the tine to the ground
distance of twenty feet Mr. Whitean the boss builder
severely injured He picked up In al nsensible cond
ton aud attended by Dr. North aud subsequently conveyed to
his home Gfeenpoin The other whose name could not
h. nsclltnined e.caped compaIatiyey unnluIed.
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Tz, BELLrvrRErr GENERAL CoSSirIEE.-A
~ 90 the Unjon" General Committee Of Kings
49, 49, 90. held at Graham Hall RV0Oalyp, last even
~, Gov The purpose Of confirming the action Of the
recent Convention at Syracuse. T. u Esan' esq
Occupied the chair Delegates from the Ihird' siH'n
Eighth and Ninth Wards presented themselves ana
were enrolled. set Of rules were reported anu
adopted Mr.. Bgan reported the action OF the Confer
ense at Syracuse and spoke encoursgngly OF the pros
poets before Them speaking confidently OF the success
of Bel and Everett Mr. ]. c. jacobs offered resolu
tons of approval and pledgiDg every effort to secure
the success Of the Union Electoral ticket Inc resoa-
lions were adopted, and the Committee adjourned.
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CATTLE on THE RAILROAD TRAcKs.-Csttle appear
to be as numerous in tie rural portions of the MINI
Ward as ever, notwithstanding the large NUMBER
which have been, from time to time, driven TO the
PounA. On Thursday large drove got upon the raii
road track, snc compelled the engineer TO 'acken inc
speed of the tran for fear of accident similar 10
that viii 81 occurred nearly two weeks ago. fsser,
day. however, the police took charge OF drove Oh
twenty-five cows, all belonging to one man. whien
were found wandering about, and drove them 70 the
papnd The owner will probably see the propriety OF
keepipe them in an Dcosure after he pays for their
redemption
The Third Precinct police arrested twenty-five per-
sons on Thursday for permitting pigs goats and other
animals to run at large. They were brought before
the Mayor and fined.
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