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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
REVOLUTION IN BALTIMORE.
respondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
d. WILMOT.


BALTIMORE, Oct. ~, 1860.
The political affairs Of Baltimore are assuming each
an exceedingly interesting and refreshing aspect at
present, that we cannot refrain from writing a few
lines TO inform you that the Monumental City is NOT
aseep over lie glorious cause Of Republicguism, ami
to redeem promise made you time siuce. TIE
thunder from ths Keystone State has besn heard
among as, and has given courage to thousands here
who had heretofore been too weak in the faith to
ayo8 themselves in favor Of " Free Labor and Free
Men," and the election of Honest Old Abe" to tue
PresidepCy.
The events Of the last few days bavs inspired all
who had any sympathy with our canse with new
hopes, and the day hiss parsed here when i. was
Unpopular TO oneself sympa'hizer ia the cause
Of Freedom. ! bsye lust returned from a large and
enthusiastic Republican NEE ing called for the forms
ton Of Wide Avase' CldAs, ald tie .pesch.s there
inside had eli the genuine rog. Siace election of
Mayor thousands Of those VINO bac been the sup orter5
of Bel snd Everett ticket have fallen into the ranks
for Honest Old Abe, that his bit oppou. nts
ray they rOud net Be surBriset il he carried the
dy IN Noytnb.r. The Fasln, CJ,fu.i N, and Dry
Goods ticl Of tie North ha5 disguised the houe.t
voters al pares who will come OF in their nigh;
On III 9th Of November, aud roll up such m lrtes
fer LINCOLN AM Liberty as will make their dodgilg
oppoi eDts ssbsme Of their truck am barter.
lOUn, fer Freedom, Justice, ana Humanity IT. MS.
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wIDE-AwAKE MOVEMENT IN BALTIMORE.

On Thursday evening large meeting Of R-plbi-
cans was held in lpdeyendetcs Hal Baltimore, Tor
the purpose Of forming Wide-A wake Association.
Shortly afer the Organization, several hund cd rsrsons
r,n lie Eas.eIn pori Of ,le ct entered ,hs Halt.
very If the meeting bad been heretofore
Identified win the American, 'ho BEL and Everett and
tbe Constitutional UOion Farii.3. Tine new accession,
gathered Dumbers as ih.y approached Inc HaI, AMI
great s1ot nea, prevailed, tie lroc.sson giving re-
ptattd cfttfe tor L'ucua nd ia1ii1. Up mo el-
Trace OF he pglces ion ion the saf -ls Of the city,
tDote AIR iJy ia tee Bal rosa aud wecom ths new
o0meIs viii shouts a hearty applause. Col. William
T. Cole we,omeo The new c,mers % the rtuks OK
RepubhcaDsn, sud looked f,rv ard 10 III gre4tsr
TN gs when they should hold their is'lngs in
Monument square, an event not far dntInt Mr
u-uIy FCirssi Of the Seventh ard said uat he hal
been AZ Amefio f'r six yesrs past, AID h6d always
voted the stlaishi-out Amenczn ticket, bus that the
Coz ftitu nal JLi0n party who proiessed 10 sup
ioIt Nj. HIdss, had cheated the nominee, had basey
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PasSeu gers Sailed

W. Rs0nhp .adyiatc for Hare and Souita spi,H-Hon
John Appleton andamiy Gen Hslsey Ithaca Mr. and Mrs
A. C. Gray and child A. aud Mis- c. Gray Miss s. Van
Dsvedfod Mr. and Mrs w X strong and three children Rev
Dr. Cheeyer and wife Rev a. X Mead and wife Bishop Quic
Ian Of Mobile Mr. and Mrs g. NJ Mead Miss r. Masauusen
Rev johnson, Geo Phelps and wife Miss Mary and g.
D. Phelps IT, j. ~ Butterworth Prof r. Raymond J. D.
Raymond, Mr. aud Mrs Ward, Mr. and Mira J. H. Wells w.
B. Cooper and wife Mr. aud Mrs C. Stricken and servant Mt
and Mrs A. Lockwood g. Jackson Mr. and Mira L. Hunt and
Miss Hunt Miss Jarvis, C. Durand and c. Dodge, d.
L. Dodg p o. King, wife and MIR Lenhon Mr. and Mrs.
g. w Dorrsnce Mobie Mr. and Mrs. f. Peabody q. r. Rus
children and servant Mrs Luck and daughter Mrs T. b. and
Mics Wyckof Misses Cooper Herrimen Day DR.. Kin.
ney Mr. and Mira - Kellogg and son. Mrs Goyvsn and son.
Dr. spisr DR. Richmond W. B. Haseltine and Wife Hazel
tine C. H. Berkmeyer wife, child and maid Miss A. b. Lane,
Mis- r. r Brewster Niles Moore, MR.. DR. Hitchcock aud
daughter r. j. DomDgez wife -four children aud two
Misses Bolton, BsrstoW s. Duncan j. j. Prngle Piassan
wife children and J. Fox Mr. Brawley wife,
children and ngrse j. c. MONS T. d. N Bacon, NJ Choney.
Crowel Miss White M 0ostenhsaer aud child T. Tweves
Miss Wood Dr. n. Wood, Virginia Tracy Mis- Tracy f. p
Jones {. T. Dake. wife and two children T. and Emil Woa
Mis- Lard Miss G. Burton b. l. Br,,in. L. ]. Fellows, Hugh
Davis, A. X Browp r Dr. G. DlgnOt and sou, G.. wal.ch.
g. Canda and wife Mr. and Mrs Iad.on Mr. and Mrs r. Dono
hue Col de More DR. Pedro NJ c. Cabaya and wife Dr NJ
q. AIias and wife NJ Ghal r. w. ard L. + Bailey IT, John
Tsy lor and WIFE, albany Bailey, b. Taylor Mr sodo
reid w NJ Ledwi.h. NJ. Chamber. and SON T. O. Gleason,
W CszenoEe and 500 Wm T. Gardiner ID. O. Mason John
and Josepb Nhppe w Larned Jose Escute r. Perez Mr.
Bnetesu, DR. = r. H.ns Kildun q. Thompson j. s. Ken.
t and wife, MI and Mr. Dursnt r Wgnaux A. Poiucy w
G. Fox N Matthias r. G. Keloss, l.. =. Tenill J. Lower
}. B. stewsIt, Levlson, Mr. Mears Mr. Buhardt Miss
r X, up Mis- Cross Albert Mears Mrs Zsbnkic and son
Mr. sba Mrs w 4. Droun, IT,, J. Altman and servant, r. q
Lord T. " Mitchell. Mr. AID Ma H. Michel, L. ADD jan
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DIED..

ANDREws-In Brooklyn, Z D., on Friday July 49,, Mrs.
Eliza Andrew widow % # the late Andrews and d'asn-
The saS and q my invited attend tho
SIXTH street, on Monday, July is at O'clock
BURKE-On Sunday July Is Of lingering illness Edward
His friends and scquantsnces also the members Of Columbian
Engine Company No II are requested to attend pp h r funeral
corner Fulton street and Broadway.
BUTLER-On Saturday July A. Fanny, only child of Edwin
The friends Of the FAIRLY requested to attend the ners
. h f F of the On onay M street
BIsHOPIn this city Saturday July H. James Bishop in
' g s 70 in sEsS yss u ME- her Elizabeth Scott
CTRRYop Saturday. July T. ASis Curry wife Of Peter
Sligo Ireland In the 18th year of her age.
Her funeral viii take place her residence Eyxth
street. between Second and Third avenues ats O'Clock p mr.
DETHERIDGEn Brooklyn, Saturday July II, 1900 at 5
0ccek M Of scarlet fever Msrsrets kate dagsn
e e. d e isaac and Martha 'ss' 'n
DUFFY-In this city on Saturday morning July 49, Mary
Theresa daughter Of the late Peter Duffy.
HOWFs-n Brooklyn Saturday July Il, Sarah Ann, wife
Of Benjamin F. Howes, in the 9th year Of her age
Tie sSs: Sad fdis No. o. s n1
invited attend her funeral from the residence Of her father
John g. Clayton No. pa Dean street. Brooklyn, on Monday
10th, at p. d.
HAREIn this ely Saturday July H. in tue 3st year of
MooERs a. wOod.tock Mills, Fla on Tuesday July O. on
board bark Nszarene Edwin b. only child Of Capt Abner
J. and Lydia j. MOoers, aged years and months.
Huntly Aberdeen,hire Scotland aged rs years.
PADDoCKIn hi, city Saturday July H. after long and
r5 cd hS % her and PAf~ SsSs
are respectfully invited attend her funeral without further
from her late residence No 80 East street
PURDYon Saturday July H. 1885, James Ravens Purdy in
The friends and Of the family respectfully
ted to attend the funeral services his late residence NO 70
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Markets. =. Reported by telegram.

OswEGo July H-6 mFLorR in moderate demand for the
interior and trades sales 900 bbls SIS 80 for extra
State Sd 81 rs for ayoe double extra city brands WHEAT
firm; sales 90 bush Indiana IS 5000 bush bv
Club private Corn dull saes 900 bush Indians
sac OATS BARLEY and Rye nominal CANAL FRgIGHTs
changed at &c Flour &c. Wheat and 1c. Corn LAKE
INPoRTs2300 bush. Wheat $1,000 bush Corn. 1900 bush
Oats CANAL ExPoRTsO 600 bush Wheet "a 100 bush Corn
1000 bush. Oats.
Buffalo, July 146 p m-FLouR steady, and in fair de-
msnd ssle 100 bbs at ~ 80 for Superne Wisconsin s 90
for Extra do Ssd5 Is for Extra Indiana and Ohio IS 50
to for Double Extras WHEAT rmer and in fair densnd
sales 800 bush White Indiana at 81 81 5000 bush No. Chi
csgo Spring 600 bush No milwaukee 81 49, CoRS firm
WHISKY nominslly l9Ic CANAL FREIGHTs quiet but firm
LANE sPoRTs: 400 bbs Flour IL 600 bush Wheat To- 200
bush Com, 1000 bush Oats No returns from the Canal
Collectors Office this evening
CHICAGO July l4-FLouR dull WHEAT steady; sales H. 00o
BUSH at ora O8 for No in store CoRN dull end Ic
RECRPTl 2o bbls Flour H. 900 bush Wheat II $50 bush
Corn LOCO bush Oats. SHPNENTsl 600 bbis Flour 2e00
bush Wheat 96e0 bush Com 5000 bush Oats. FREIaaTs
hrm at SIC Corn to Buffalo Sight EXCHANGE NewYork
l!d1i q cent prem.
ward WHEAT unsettled. Com dull WHISKY steady l7c
Pork closed buoyan; Mess, $40 BACON held at 9.0llic
MONEY market unchanged.
MILWAUKEE, July H-FLouR quiet WHEAT dul Mt 81 u!
for No delivered Corr has declining tendency OATS firm
RECEIPTS 100 bb. Flour, 800 bush. Wheat SHIPMENTS
leo bbls Flour.
NV ORLEANS July li-Corroy market very dull sales to-
day. 200 bales quotations nominal Flour quiet at So 620
SIS rs Conn dull 60075c Provisions quiet, bu hrm
TOBACCO firm al 2td3c. for Common, aud 6td1c. for Fine
Leaf The rest Of the market unchanged
PHIApxLPnIA July 4-FLouR dull at S. 3i for Super6ne
WHEAT dul White 81 asa III t0 Red 81 21 81 az CoRN
steady Southern Yellow 66c Provisions Mess Pork
Is; Bacon buoyant Hens held laal3ic; sides
0l2e Shoulders sidl0c. WHISKY dull
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......JuLI u.


Stesmshps-Al.baIna, Schenck Savannah g. l. Mitchll
Som Yorktown Parrish, Norfolk Ludlam Heuctep Granada
Howes Orleans; Marion Foster Charleston, spoford
Tieston CO.. Monticello, eager Norfolk, B. Cromwell
CO. ;Pstspsco Vail Portland H. B Cromwell Co Parkers.
burg Pow ELL Wilmington III. B. Cromwell Co. Loena Point
French Baltimore, II. B. Cromwell Co.. Bavaria tHamhwG
Meier, Hamburg, Kunhardt 4 Co.
ships-Progess Woodward, London Nesmith Son Para
gop, Drnkwate Antwerp w F. Schmidt Co. W. Tspscou.
Bell, Liverpool, Tapscott Co. 49,
BaTks-Cambridge, Shannon Malaga R. w. Trundy; Vvix
Light, Blanchard, Matsnzss, Nesmith 4 Son,
BhssNorfolk Andrews Lssuayrs Brett Son Co Eoscs
Helena Dutch, De Wsl Amse,da,n Funeh Mencke ~ A
Newett Jones Quebec r. Marsh Echo, Rice Pot-au Prince
DelAseld Wilson Co Lucy Darling. Lee Nsssani Elise
Pras Schultz Settn. W. Salem; Queen Of the South Chap
rnsn Barcelona Gager Monte Cso, Northrup Plymouth
schooners-Irs Cook, Washington, Story Corners Co
Washington Merrill Norfolk Ann, Cole, Pet1sburg
master Howard Howard, Newbern 8 Dsys NJ Warren,
Chapman, NewHayeu, maeIi d. NJ French Stiles Jackson
Vile, Van Brunt slaght L. Scranton Lowden Galveston,
Norcross Prince; Cumberland Lawrence, Aspnwsll William
Bacon Tyler Baltimore Merrill Abbott Surprise, Cole,
Alexandria, MASTER Sea Breeze, mcAmon 81 John. B.,
r. Nevius Son EewYork GoodseI. Boston Dayton Co |;
N Shaler Strickland Hartford master Aretas Chase Boston
g. L., Lowell Boston w Mckee Bloc Git tBr Whippe,
Minnedie NJ BedeI, Ryder Alexandria
Soop-Wsnen Stokes, New Haven, master.
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LATEST PER VANDERBILT.

J,CynpooI, July 4, .. m.-Tbe steamship Nortn
6riton from Quebec, wa LoDdonderIy, aIINeu ~ 90
this forenoon. The sales Of Cotton To-Day were wv
bales, including 5000 on speculation aud ior eApVr
The market closes irregular, but quotations. are not
changed. Breadstuhs steady, but quiet. PROVISIONS
quiet. oo,aoo,
LONDON, July 4, p. m.-Consols eose at 93l @95i:
MARsEILLEs, July 4.-Ths Courier de Marseiles
s,atss that skirmish took place the Goth u near
M ssjns. between some detachments Of Garbaldians
and portion of the Royal troops;
GENOA, July 4, (via les).IAdvices from
Palermo state hat new Ministry had been appointed
in Sicily by Garibald as follows: forelgn Amars,
Siepor Natole Interior, Signor Data; war, signor
Oreini; Public Safety, Sgnor Laperai helglon, LON
Iauza Penedictne; Public instruction, Sgnor La9ea'
Finance, Signor Giovanni. ..u
MADRID, July 3-Morocco has paid the irst INSTALL
LosDos CoRs MARKET, July 4.-lFrom kingsiord
Laws Circular -Epssh Wheat len over from Monday sod
fully that days prices. attendance very ,s nominal san An
Spring Corn unchanged in price =, MI !.
Ioypos PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de-
prices "a higher than last week Refined wsa oss y ,oy
Srm and fair business Tea quiet and value UNCHANGED Rice
and sspeser dull terms easier Taowssles amsed prices
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-BREAsrUrrs-Withs
70 magnificent weather the msrt 6eco ao Ws.ss'
ys h s,ds dSiss few at decline sa Of
ceI CEN ntes. F very slow and 3d. y Dbl and
;ids .s. InssD lower p Win w con
n: lSsS1o White sSas Ton Floar upsdne Phi
All he, 10 g. extra Western. Ta27I6j extra on9 ~
s5- Indian Corn, mixed, ao Yellow, %Is'l "nns
srsr very .iow Pork quiet BACON steady LARD con con
tnues in sr request and Is steady In price Issow m
CoTrOS-T6e market continues dan ard prices are sssh th
partly .sus e. s improved and
business before the week is out Richsrdson Spence Co.
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

EIGHTEENTH WARD REpuBLIcANs.--a spirited meet
ing of TIE Republicans Of the Eighteenth Ward Bush
wick was held last Saturday evening at Jacob Nor
riss Cross Roeds Hotel and Campaign Club formed.
Mr.. C. w. Goddard was made President, Lewis Henry
Vice President, c. r. Atwatcr Secretary, and R. t.
shotwen Treasurer. 1t was resolved to hold public
meetings at the place every vwo weeks from that
evening At the next meeting it is intended to invite
speakers end rally the Republicans of the Ward to the
Club 1t is also designed to furnish the meeting room
with papers and pamphlets AID to make it pleasant
resort for Ill the friends of the cause The Republican
party is largely on the increase in old Bushwck, and
will give good account of itself in November.
Twenty new members were enrolled on Saturday
night.
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HRES.

FIRE rs HOUSTON STREET.
At A. o'clock on Saturday afternoon, a fire broke
out in the roof Of the unoccupied building No. go
West Houston street, eausing damage 10 the amouu<
Of 800. The building is owned by David Shields,
and is insured Origin Of FIRE unknown.
rIRF IN ELDRID6E STREET.
On Saturday evening fire occurred in the building
No SO Eldrdgs street, but il was exnguished before
much damage was done. The fire was caused by
children playing with HatCbes on TIE roof
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I'D & a ssss.P H assss:S M s.r.y.. and Hswa
j. w. miss Pierce Mis- knapp M sod Mn 3. vsaSs..
S me son u .ssaon, Mr. snd Mn w 4 Allen snd two
Gen Wilson and y s.sdss,I Tyls, "A as.es
Mr. r. T. Andrews d " Lotni and chill q. C. bsnsp ".
Bishop L. s. Levy wife Mr. and Yrs Foets saA ckd A.
Richard aud WIFE, Col Cprsui and servant RexnA end Ross
Gerstie, J. Robin, Robin = Jebet schmal, ksnaer.
NJ Buthauer Miss Foster, Raehe Cstblds and Ps,hns
R.ese Mis- s;Dssu :c Turss' s and % ~
son Mrs II gory T. Theohsr NJ. Levy, RoussL o. fud-
bor me- A. Kloth A. Aker j. Gransette, rut.eh Joeseo
ri Tayjor u BogarJus I. II. Robinson, z. W McCune 1w
J. Lcib r. Balda1f r. Levingsr Kelly Solomon, Geo.
Boaer sinsheiner j. Gerson, Levy and bashArsch,
T. Almuru. Mrs Z. POin.e, Bonsess yscss R!sha.d
MI. r. Card L. C. Tebeau, C. Dslgen, NJ Dsnnanf.:sr,
lite two sons and daughter Wanchner and daughter Ms
Iandecker o. Kornfman, Hiss J. Book Fnck d. Word
ingen Noog wife, two aud daughter; Bsh l. Alb.
n1 j Wagner w. Vnken, Lstreto A. Lot and wife o. Il:
Burnett w siese Albert MI, Hrsch1eld e Pessh , md
Ener d. Dnfespeil, A. Crehsnse, sutlsr He'd Ni.s
Einsei1 Rosenthsl L. Lecomte, Humbet O Hamhsrt,
j C. HSensn J. Mcdonald J. Granger and wife Mrs Pan
ders MI and Mrs A. Faman Butt A. kastor NJ Levsfclos
u Layarelo M Worhemsn L. Behnger Bertha anx LooiAs
hunger FrOhman Mayer May % Robin sn re pA M
Crsnde Miss Taylor, Mis- Crandel, M Moore o. Wtns'
MT and Mrs Ridley I. Binns q. Craig W. Hughes vie,
and three children; Mr. and Mrs froeley and two ehden
e. Hancock c. Tettermohle. Mr. and Mrs Lion and three
dauehters and 80 In forward cabin. . ,x r,r
IN tsosslip Dania Web,te, Jrom d.pnrduzMis Wells,
j. Sullivan Milet, T. EIslante and SON. AymsT Peon
r. e. Serpa, A Diaz Fenke, NJ McHibbles D. hegln, j.
Medina j. Psitison w Moore j. Lawson, T. MIrxton, y.
Peyecos, 2. CsrtIo D.Scofeid.
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LARGE EABEzzLENEsr.-Wm. G. Rogers, clerk
10 the Canal Collectors Office at Chicago was arrested
on Tuesday for embezzlng, in two years, 5000. On
a salary of $500 year, he lived well, purchased
brick yard, and made some handsome investments In
re al estate He was held TO bail.
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FArsE RUMoR-No SLAyER.-The rEmor published
a day or two ago in THE TRIBUNE concerning the
steamship Granada, appears to have no foundation
Mr. Marshall o. ReberEs Gays that the steamer is sent
sway on special mission about which the Govern
rent informed Or rather under direction Of the Gov
eminent Mr. Roberts is not inclined to give any infor-
nation relative to The nature of the mission at present
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fact. Y. Sos,hsln India, eslecSuy, sl0
the ,auss hsA been fastened by the grace u "v1
.,,,,h &C the Burmese Mission was traced from I've
e., ss,ablsbment by Danish ministers 70 i's pre'e
..,ooo.ssr, condition for evangelzstion. nimna'
80. had been made in Northern lnda al. che
.or.;ons Of che Asiatic continent. From all "n,e.
prsaCher ieduoed and depicted the speedy lr0mus'a
nf ,hc religion Of Christ throughout all tue ""''VA'
the earth.
T,r cpy,r E.s1rRs.-On Saturday, nearly ',VW
persons visited the Great Eastern, very huse Pi'P0
ton of whom were from the country IN 'ae 0'ui'o
fsv aav. some very large excursion parties are ex-
oo,oa f-om remote portions Of this State and from
Cornsc,cnt aud Massachusetts,. It appears that the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad have made an overture 70
A. Jarrett who has charge of the exhibition Of the
sbn asking that the Great Eastern may be taken TO
Chssspeake Bay, and anchored in Annapolis Roads
IA an ipducement The Baltimore San satesthat "the
..u;.b;tnminous coal of the Cumberland regions, 30
necuiarly adapted to steamers, and used by the
steamers of the Cunard and Collins lines, could be
convened from Locust Point in lighters to Annapons
Roads at cost of about IS cents trn thus efeenng
saving of above 900 on the freight Of the coal nom
! Baltimore TO New.York. Another inducement onere'
would be her location which would afford the citizens
of the South and Southwest an opportunity 70 vsi'
and inspect her 3OO 4OO and 500 miles nearer their
homes than New-York. In case the offer should oe
accented by the Great Eastern Company, 1t is wen
known that there s ample water in the ana
at Aunapos Roads; while the facilities that would %
afforded by the railroads leading into Baltimore ana
other transportation agencies, would afford sight Oh
the marine wonder to the curious of the States OF
g MARYLAND Delaware Pennsylvania, Virginia, North
and South Carolina Ohio and further south and south
west. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have not as vet learned tho determination Of the d.
recors of the Great Eastern Company, but hope In
few days to be able announce that the Great Eastern
| is coming South to give exhibitions"
Yesterday the wharf at the foot Of Hammond and
Bank streets was crowded throughout the day By per-
cons who had come 10 see the outside Of her, Rel
eious services were held board in the morning, anc
were attended by the and an5mber Of the ocers
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE REPUBLICAN NAT1osiI
CoxMrrTEx.-The Republican National Executive
r Committee have secured rooms at the Aston House
= which vii be opened Monday next and remain opel
J., till the oloee of the Presidential Comrunica
l. tons sboud be addressed TO Georgs G. Fogg, Secres
@ ry, or Benjamin Welsh esq, No. 80 Aste- House
o. Nevy.York City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

SANDY HOOK July Is sunset One ship going up bay:
one ship One bark and brig the bar bound H. WIND
s. moderate; clear.
HIGHLANDS July Is, sunset-0ne ship Of the Hshhai''
bound In Wind s., ight; clear.
CHARLESTON, July 1.-The steamship Nashville Murray
sr hsre 19 O'clock this Saturday. morning.
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MARRIED.,

hMBLER-PARsON s-At Strong place Baptist Church Brook
Iyn on Thursday, July H. by the Rev Or Welch Andrew
Amber to Augusta, eldest daughter oil the rev william d.
Parsons.
sTEvENs-ROBINsoN On Saturday, July T. at the South
CouRre gat ona Church. Brooklyn, by the Rev. CLARK
Charles H. Stevens Scuste Mass to Anna Robinson Of
BROOKLYN, Long Island.
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4. Ons.,ory en- the Adenran 10 swad the cor s 4,

FrnY.--sbortly after II oelo.S "a Saturday night
street Wioushby ayerae A.coyered on ire
II burned dwn ED Tao semes Paving 70 the
adjoining hose Of Augustus Swan eansed dsmsse Tue
amount three hundred dollars The oss Is July Gov
cred La the Atlantic IngtIsYcn CampanY.
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FoR RrRoPE.-The Adriatic on Saturday took ont
SI,I2o 600 in specie and BIS cabin passengers among
whom are the Rev. DR.. Cheever and Mrs. Cheever,
Gen. Halsey Of Ithaca, John F. Appleton and family,
Bishop Qunlan Of Mobile, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Can
da, Mrs. Mears Burkhardt and large number of Gu
hans The Edinburgh also left for liverpool, taking
out Sl60, 579 in specie and 295 passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

The LIeuoR DEALERs.--At special meeting Of the
Liquor DsGlers Association of the City and County of
New-York, held on Friday evening, it wac unani-
uously resolved not to comply with the present icens
ing law. The members of the Association have taken
legal advice on the sIbea and are determined to ad
here TO their present course
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

NEw-YoRK SVSDAY-ScHooL Umo1.-Ihe Nth an
pus report of this Associatonwhich is auxiliary 70
the American Sunday-School Unon-is published,
and contains statement Of opeSetiOns for the
year ending Hay, 1860. The managers de-
vote a number Of pages to narrative of the
methods used by the Union in pursuing the
work to which il is devoted. Systematic visitation Of
the children taught in the Sunday Schools s thus far,
vital element Of the success which hes attended their
eorts The lack OF faithful teachers s Of the most
serious evils they have 10 contend with not less than
500eachers being required every year, to supply the
plscesSf those withdrawn for vario9s reasons from
the service Beside the large amount Of visitation UNI
deraksn and pr ssecrsed BY voluntary agents during
the year. he services Of limited number of theology
ca students have beer secured. Through these, at
cost not exceeding S4+S than 20 have
been waited. and yose than 5000 children gathered
into the schools.
The following is scGiensed statement o. the condi
ton of the Gsw.Yo.rk Ganday-School Union at the
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RON Caidenss - -
July H. in 81 20 by pilotboai IL Marshall no o. 'hf
r. swan, from Glasgow Tor Baltimore.
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THr SECOND REorMESr.-Col. Robinson has re
signed command Of the I'd Regiment, and Capt Jane
Brady has been placed in command,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-R;se 4:42 Sets ........ 7:2g MoonRises. ZIG
vATIR TBIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. $3.50 Gov Island. 6:49 Hen Gse $50
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COUNTRY BOARD at CHAPPAQUA--Apleas

~ ant section of count, aud convenient 10 the city e
d,iy on The Harlem Road Horses kspt for OF hired
wilhs them Ssl OF address AsKAwAN, CsypsssA W."
chester Co, " y