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~ ascer,.rinc vhe,her The sama % n Ia Ma.
r.viyshie aooo
~ - ,ch thereof as NAV ha rscsssarv tn. pss
az sre directed 10 cause re survev m ne
made
No. Tho ,rnose of erectiny suitable court roous for
~ @ lsff;nn ~ ,ha evera courts az The connty
s sIos ~ o .vni4SSAsoA " '-'S ~ N''
,a a.acsrcy In Tho mr. oduct Of the taxes as
,ssssd sr,s,nc from shatemepi remiss,ons and cor
s.,,ons ,nas,s Inv the BOARD of Supervisor
=; % ,sw and for losses of taxes on
.. -. ~,..s 50, sSa keI al Ard nlso
P,r,sar s,,n ~, ayceessng the sum OF SIS SOS
iurtner SUN, no. eva sa0 snb,a,t 10 ays
,S .ccnran s tbn The said city and county and
n0i 49,, VIZ W Nv -. -. - 10 snnIad toxarur
W 70 Cone.seu ~ % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ronnected
rs $1,000 ~ ,hs Roayd os poice for the Me
HoLoan roSe e,sc. ana sns a. ~" ., the
WI uIo e W. 49,, a. he az no r,arnar ne thc navment
a 80 49, 80" ~ ~ ,o,,.a sorca
VI " VI. .S p;S pnd ., s,r.rv..ovs are hcrsbv
49, w. ll@ w. ~ a,.sa IA co,ac,ad In rranner
f,Va ia 1u W s o, aycaad,rr ESQ 600 n
80, m ne 1on nm ~ that amcSnt ~ NAV
M $500 A. rs -, 80 .trsr,or re nth the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ct Of as city ana county s o. New Shsn Ss
So No ror,,ov ~ ssn rcsroc,ve srros or m .rv
,hr ann nv arms ~ n,onsy baretofnTa annronrated nv
The saS BOARD Of sunervscrs to or for any speoed o.
;ao,s s.d nn,nasss and rsissd o. N ~ rsiscd nv
yyaTs,ior or raacared from, other sour,ss sha he
"a,Sa sa W rnoa 20 arv o,ne- ohiscss ~ nnrnosae
tr rec - pnsS sra n-ov,sad S,r in sucb an
nsn tnofe specially named anu prov,sea ,or ~ sucn ~
S.s.. ~ Wv ~ ,s~ ~ ed, pn..d sha,i =. so,nd
rsresan Cor Inc nnrno,e Or nnrnoses for which the
same was made il shall be lawful for the said Board Of
Supervisors and they are hereby empowered upon inc
.nn n .Sns ~ ~ .nss n, the crndt ~ spcb
dencen opriaton such amount or amounts a. may
be deemed necessary from any other appropriation or
Vp 20 a h ,is,aS n.nS 20 h nnads for si,a
curren, year. on account Of which the last mentioned
appropriation or appropriations were made and inc
,sEcn the same and NAV be- expended in the ssme man
thopgn the same had been originally embraced In
such dene e. I appropriation, 49,, :, u,
supervsos Of the county Of New York 10 borrow upon
The faith and credit Of the said county, in anuc-
nston NJ the recein Of the t.yes levied and sssroed
nv them for county for the such
Of money as NAV he to meet he expen
dunre nder he annus for raid wear be-
fore The ana taxes sba have been colected and to
ndye and as security for the payment Of The
SAID moneys SO borrowed and the interest thereon the
h, .rr3rn, ~ The ss,d tsYss M AZ sforasaH avsA
nS s,,an.a and ~ ,sene bonds or ce,tacsses of in
Sh,sSs. a. The uoneus on ho,rowsd Which shsu he
Ion and astpcnphed AZ comfy revenne honda or the
ann,, ~ W., Vorr ana rsvahia rhir ora ve.r from
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ARRIVAL or THE NORTH AMERICAN.
ONE DAY LAYER NEWS FROM EUROPE
Restoration Of TranquIIlity N Spaln-Dheurs'
anees ut Palermo Horrors Of TIE Csebo
Trafnc-State Of the Markets,
An &c &c. N

The steamship North American Captain Acton from
Liverpool on the 4th inst and Queenstown on the 5h
arrived al Portland at eight O'Clock last evening.
Tho steamship Nova Scotsn from Portland, arrived q
Liverpool on Thursday the 5th inst
Shocking revelations had been made CONCERNING the
coohe trade in the southern rorts OF China. On
ton derived from the deposition Of 106 men ken rom
the cooe receiving shps inquiry was ordered BY the
allied Commander in Chief, and ascertaned that
In three cooe vessels American ships and the other
odcnburg bark, the had been kidnapped, ana
nominal consent TO eight years engagement in Cubs
wrung from them by horrible modes OF torture.
Louis Blanc had made successful debu. - pub
lis lecturer
SUPPRESSION OF THE REVOLT IN SPAIN.
MADRID, April 4, 1850.
When the troops found tina. General Ortegs had d.
oeved them the object Of the movement they
refused to march to his cry of "Vsue Ia Reinap 1he
General seeing the turn affairs had taken took Tight and
was pursued by his own troops Hopes entertained
that he will be captured The troops he msled have
made their submission to the Queen a
tranquility reigns in the Balearic Isles. "a
Perfect tranquility also prevailed throughout the M,
ton.
All the Deputies In MADRID have presented an address
Of devotion to tho Queen. M
SWITZERLAND
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS VOTED rO THE FEDERAL
COUNCIL.
The National Council by vote Of log against 8, ana
the Council Of State unanimously voted the exraor
binary powers demanded by the Federal Council
DISTURBANCES IN NAPLES
NAPLES, April 4, 1850.
Factous persons attacked the troops 1t Palermo, but
they were dispersed and the city then became tranquil
AUSTRALIA.
SYDNEY, Feb. Z, 1850
Great floods have destroyed much property. An the
railway works progressing satisfactorily
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ordered on HE.
RESOLUTION from the Board OF Councilman respecting
the organization OF an EngraDt Protection Bureau was
referred TO special committee
The Mayor sent = message suggesting that suitable
preparations be made 10 receive tho Japanese Commits
sioners Referred to special committee.
motion appropriate $25 900 for the expenses incident
to the reception or the japanese Embassy was laid over
Aid. FARLEY offered the following
Resolved That the thanks of the Common Council be
and are hereby rendered those members Of the Lsg
ature Of the State Of New York who manfuly defended
the rghs OF this city during the late session OF the Legs
lature. Adopted unanimously.
AID BooIE desired withdraw his resolution in regard
TO reducing the salary OF the Auditor OF Finance In the
COMPTROLLER department he had ascertaned that that
gentleman was as he had supposedly lobbying sgast
the Common Council in Albany The resolution was with
drawn, and the Board adjourned TO Monday next
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

IIvmPooL, April s, 1850
Owing TO the closing Of the markets tomorrow and FIJI
day. the commercial news herewith forwarded ~ aae
as win 60 out In the America on Saturday.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIvRrooI, April s, 1850
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales for the last few
days 900 bales Of which 200 bales to specu-
ators, and 1000 bales 10 exporters The market viii be
closed TO morrow, il being Good Friday. All quail
have slightly declined, and inferior qualities very
difficult TO sell except at irregular prices The males 10
day Thursday foot up 1000 bales, Of which 1000 bales
were on speculation and for export Tho market closes
steady with fair demand 1t the followins quotations.:
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AUSTRALIA.

SYDNEY, Feb. Z, ISoW
Great floods have destroyed much property. Ahne
railway works are progressing Satisfactorily
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SWITZERLAND.

EXTRAORDINARY POWERS VOTED TO THE FEDERAL
COUNCIL.
The National Council, by vote Of LOG against s, and
the Council Of State unanimously have voted the extrsor-
binary powers demanded by the Federal Council.
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Saaries Of Legislative Department, including com
,enssticn 70 the members Of the Common Coun-
II, for their services, at the rate Of 81 200 year
each, which shall be in lieu Of and include all
charges for carriage hire and other expenses as
such me mbers, commencing on the Let day OF
January, 1860, which compensation the Comp
troller OF the city Of New York rs hereby
directed to pay, and which the said members
are hereby authorized TO receive .,,
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Our Special Warrington Despatch.
PROSPECTS OF DoUGIAS-GAINS CLAIMED BY BIS
FRIENDS THE ILLINOIS DELEGATION A UNfT-THE
REPuBLIcANs TO ACCEPT THE BALTIMORE NOMINEE
IF DOUGLAS RECEIVES THE Observation-Disclosures
OF THE PRESIDENT TO BE READ Ar THE CHARLESTON
CONVENTION ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1860.
The city has been full Of delegates to Charleston The
Douglas men moving heaven and earth in favor OF their
candidate BIS friends now claim he win receive over
one hundred and fifty votes the frat ballot. They a..
sers that Missouri win 60 for him from the hrs and pc.
verai votes rom Maryland; that Tennessee will follow
suit - soon ~ johnson dropped, and Virginia as
as Hunter s out Of the way. North Carolina, Georgia
and Arkansas, they contend win vote for him ct an early
stage
II we are to believe Al these statements, the change in
Douglas prospects in few days b remarkable Many
Southern heretofore bitterly hostile to him are now
asserted to be smoug his friends. It said that there
win be contest ~ regards the Illinois delsgates
ne Cooke and hs followers representing, all told about
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For estimated deficiency in the product Of the
4 taxes assessed arising from Attachments, remis +.
sions and corrections made by the Common
Council in pursuance OF law, and from losses on
Legal expenses ana disbursements incurred by q
special committee of the Common Council on
police investigation in the year 1855, 70 %
audited and allowed by the Comptroller $3.50.
Coenties reef, blasting and removing. ...........
For regulating, completing and paving the public
carriageway across the lower angle Of the Park,
in accordance with the resolutions OF the Com
mon Council, approved by Mayor Tiemann Jan.
and Dec At 19HQ thu ANN NJ
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made, and Inc amount or amounts % transferred shall
be deemed and taken the and may be expended in
the manner though the had been originally
emoraced for such deficient appropriation.
The appropriation hereinbefore provided and author
lied for the cleaning of streets sha apply upon any
norized agreement contract entered therefor
any term Of years not exceeding i've; and hereby
declared lawful for the Mayor and Common Council 70
authorize and Make cause TO DO made any Agreements
agreements, contract contracts for cleaning the
Of the city Of New York. aud 10 which The said
kindred appropriations apply, for and during term
Of years not " exceed i've the appropriation keren0e
fore provided authorized for making and repairing
Of roads shan apply any authorized agreement
entered nto therefor for any Of years
exceeding 6ve snd it s hereby declaved lawful for the
Mayor and Common Council 70 authorize and make, or
contracts for making and repairing the roads Of the
city Of New York. 70 which the said Or kindred ap-
propraons apply, for and during tern Of years MOI W
exceed five.
The proposals for said contracts shall be advertised In
such newspapers may be designated by said Common
Council the contracts shall be awarded %
in the judgment Of the Mayer and Common Council shall
be for the Of city The work under said con-
contracts shall be performed under the supervi
sion Of the City Inspector The party or parties 70 wnm
UGH contract contracts may be awarded, snail give
such surety q may be prescribed by the Mayor and
Comp6 oler.
Sec g. The Board Of Supervisors Of the County New
York also hereby empowered ~ soon - convenient
~ be after the passage Of this TO order suo CAUSE
be rANed by estate real and personal SUD
ject according 70 law within the said county,
and 70 be collected according % law, IN addition 70 the
several heretofore authorized 70 be raised by spoc
law, exceeding 81 400 81, for the Following
county objec's and pmposes Within SAID county, 70
, 1860-08-10

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TT: r:s III ::;a: sts:s @ ~; e., ns :; ~,
h Il. :'s,;: ss,1 a III thu" ls''t k.;:AEfsE:
pITTSBU KGIl- FONT WAiNN:
J. All EA.Ca.u i.AlL::uAl,
S:we2 2:s's4a-d a:.Ia:, f::'a Caje.&1s Pa .".-
pss9SaSia T:1 tIs1 R.1o,
To raw I;tk, rliisieI Irtn. ra;:'c. sd @.:.,,.
ots md s!'sse.....er u leu. :.sn:t, h-~ -
As1esaa,: y ..tfne = ton.. will awe .ha ,eats
Train: ls:7s ,hr .sp:: cas4 sad yzs ::u..
s9A y M-M:,:ia. Express as!; ts1:saye sx.. ;':',.
aatesnr i et,:iRRs aTR.*.; vii, ;|,ve ~,
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=, Al.o. ;ossl to e.2!n,:'n>. Zsrssv + wit. W
Ye,1cn stussnst. "Aer'iK sad n:.r.a'taw;n a.
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ri:si:!. s;.5 As Try Sfi!ES iatri IT.
nd :n ,xfs*.is ra;;ns tlora nsahs q It
fA.:eaker. .IIivax :. rs:ssks ~: a1y .. ,Le ,ea..
sn; IN; a,,s.;:'e ehsea .at. T te de?S
c9s.ts s::,: i: !. Sss I i: ,sss! @
P:;ss;.s 3d.; w.. i: :2s$. t:, +: IS
seDsa's=!s:so a.4 t9r :sesstst ty rorsv.ya..
IL zerro7 dssi Fss!tss st:ass cssstS.: 1.'n' {,
Al ICIl1GAN CENTRAL AMI
4'A- GREAT WESTERN tCANlpA> RAILWAYS.
.,., suMMaH " ~: .ARRASdEMKST.
452s ssaetss S:s:e H.
am,aSe e@ ~ - f2tk p 9oe pm. oston l',sc prr.
1s'.as 4 ''ss fas-' . *.s@sssa s3ss2 sa; ,1t
-: , 30 5e.on Ell i:o oSisaa' s,s an Ss~ -
cssina. y 4 Sss,: saray,arouz a
u RI 'sh1ossa to claenaan u Il houfs Isr,
$40 pm : T:a'n: sstun!sy: cn'y to xlt,.
Patent 1Ie. PING t,aIs ci ali n,zt t:a3n..
Lac Tda IN nMas ~, ar Eaa1 : ~ IT. he
saIsP AoS.:. 9e ii ct. 70 ssns. II, &
ss.1.ae eeeeftd through. a.'D''''' anu aa'oe-
In e. Koh I'd ~ WI ss = r. s:sa
Dearborn '''e's ch4eazo s asps: iestof = ssts:
T. J. s-41ous oaner. ras..n4 ~ & axsas ase'n's'iet
FOK ROCKFt)1;D. EETOTl
Chsn t.hso:h. Ia cIo.*e ii. fsu md Ill ro!nts t.s
Chicago l. Northwestern Railway
TwoLaily szalnsl.ave, viz
''" -s'sas 81: /: E.s2ts, s:sats s'a ''n*'T''''.
sn r31n' a,rf s.a 70 = rn
PA.eeoxsrs TO- Ks'cxfe:d TAXA the Day Ez2,s.4 Of
s::{R's ::{ss. Gus ~ :,;. i..'7; r. s,Ap sas.......
I (AALENA & CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD.
On md a1ax 5aas T.. ,..v.
, 1860-08-10
BY. TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of the Pony ExpYc41,


sr. Josrru. No., Aug. o.-Ths ponr expreis,
with California news to JULY as.h, reached he1e
ri 9 o'clock ibis morning.
The Dreckinridya and I,aue Democrats lav.
inn taken couTacr Mt recent Eastern aIyices,
ara or1aniziuo enerrctirally for the campaign.
Several prom1neut Democrats who have favor
ed Dourlas. ara coming out for Breckinridee,
apparently under the Pressure Of federal intla.
erces.
An address to the National Democratic party
Of California, urging the party 10 support
Breckinridge, has recently been published,
which maniiestlr has strengthened thnt side Of
the question. 1t is signed by sixty five Demo-
crats, many Of whom occupy respectable aud
prominent positions in the party. twenty-five
Of them are federal oi1icehoders, eight mole
are recipients of federal patronage. The others
represent mass Of politicians, giving the dec
, 1860-08-10

(C tA1O u i4Akk Ill .i,t.
- RAILWAY. Shortss1 all 5e>, :..u.r IN L.r ,.r :
other ka-if ri ci.e-. ~ "
Train ;e.vns t't'caxo At so, PM. pe.ro, =. s -.
rites =. bna 40 II AZ, Pm. H<w York ltr'a AZ, !:
i1a IT 31l '"i <<:- Iii !. l. t'+.t7s.. 4 Irt:4
r ET+ :aH. x tHS Est r,cks'. vts fh,. 49,:
~ ohar.:i,' n .At l.iuh Depot H. S.EAEF.l. K.
, 1860-08-10
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

THr1sDAr Ev1xrso August ?. 1850.
FLoCR-ReeGpts 1:7s brls. SHIPPED. s,es6 h1ls. Salts
ofEso bAxs weut chocs extra At a7ao cF bsg 100 bills
choice sp1ins st.'o; 3aa btls do 1t $t.eo
WHtAT-Kecclpt. s1,asl lu. Shipped e.. 80 eu sA'ea
bu REJECTED spg In lots vi oc; no DO 1t s'he'
SO d at ae 5000 bu No. spring in lo'. carly We
1ao DO At slkc; 1900 do At Slc $500 % IN loo e
900 do At ssc soo do X ssc $500 tu MOL tps1nS IN
lots At sse eoco do at s48sthe: 5000 st e4c; too,
kc; f. oc0 bu No. sed delivered In bags at 81; 1oNo
do in stose as4'.
K.celpts 81 ba. shipped, ,6e8 tn. Sales
osleooQ bu No. In lois II <2A&1:Ac; 1r,oeo No. Al
411e sft, do 1t &c; 1000 No. at S!Hc $500 No. DO
n, lsc ssp No. as axe; 1000 tu Rejected II s9c: LOO
do 1t s9xc hovb bu No. Canal adoat At @3kc: 5000 bu
Rejected ca.al At f1e ahoat,
oATS-I,ceelpts, b,s,ta. SHIPPED. II. bu. Sales OF
2su ba MOL ae1a{e; so do II seks: 100 bu Ke)ceed
III lots ut ef@sohc-
RYE-Rescspt4 50 tu shippcl. 5000 bu. sxles Of
l,eoo bu No. Ia lots In ttorc at EXC.
FREIGuTS.-rEnscucts GAlena, Evergreen CITY ahd
Acme. xhcatto Buffalo al &c; schooner Fulton, wheat
Klpesoa a: Exc White Cloud. wheat to Kingston at
axe.
HtGuwIxE5-e0o trl. hy sold Al lec; na do at 1sc.
rrRs,lcs common to good 1t sa9Kc; far It s@9
e3a: ext:a lcSllfH Hc; choice dally 1l&nhe.-
DRY F1ht 1t 13e Green saed SHo7c fer
close trimmed.
HoSEY-Sa1es at l1@i3cfb.
FRCfF- GVen App!ca dull al &1S5t 10 &c: br- leach
ri dull q, &llc@s1s box. 4ontainx thee u.ths Of
bu.h.1 Tou.at=es 3arsc supply and du! attl 4 bu.
PRAIRIE CHlcEESS-Saes ut 4l.60F doz. To keep
we'll Ia tppx chickens should BE- drawn md the insds
f1rinkled With pepper and sat.
PoFATUE-lpt large supply and loves. slles q, &c
$50 y bu.
TALLOH-Salcs .: sHoe4c for country, G@9xc 70,
prime city.
WAlTEFlsH-salca from hrst hand. Al :s71zG:Oo fos
half b1lsnf No. l.
]. EGGs-stG7Hc-
LIVE sTocK-sa'es1s Cattle averaging 1850 at 4a.1o
to- Hoss ttn fcd) averaging : 43l:3; II 4vc,agius
III
, 1860-08-10
Foreman Flying Cloud Hose Go. No. !.
JESSE LORD, Sec'y Resolute No. l..

4 Few OLD DA7Es.-We don't ask for any
palm By industry in grouping together few
old dates of permanent interest in this locality.
Slxty-6yc years ago, or in 1895, the Pottowat-
omles and Niamies by treaty relinquished their
right 10 " q tract six miles square at the mouth
of the Chicago River" In ls04 the first o. s.
fort was erected, as Fort Dearborn. In the
summer Of 1912 took place the Massacre at
Chicago." The Ill and Mich. Canal charter
was passed in 1926. under which the commits
siouers therein a2poinced laid out the town of
Chicago in 1929. The earliest town map in the
Recorders office is dated August 4th, 1880.
The old block house fort, demolished d year or
two since, was bull. in 1916. In 1881 a dozen
families, with the garrison, were the entire
population Of Chicago. Cook County was or
eanized in 1881. At the town meeting in 1888
there we're tpfnty-<fght roters land no importa.
tions from Bridgeport) In 1888 the Indians
ceded this entire section Of country to the Uni
ted States. In 1883 the first newspaper WAS
printed in Northern Illinois. In 1885 the first
census gave Chicago 3,655 inhabitants. The
city charter was obtained in 1857, and the first
city election was held the same year. Not very
old lines, the earliest in this brief record. One
does not need to dig very deep to find the found
alton Of the history Of this metropolis Of the
Northwest.
, 1860-08-10
Congres1foual Nominations.

ST. LOUIS, August 9:-s. G. Daity was nom!'
mated for delegate to Congress by the Repuoli'
can Convention held at PIastsmouth, Nebraska.
GEauASTowx, o., August 9.-The Kepcbli,,
cans Of the Third District Of Ohio nominated
Samuel Craighead Of Dayton, for Congress to-
BAaxEs.1LLE, O.. Angus: e.-The Democrats
Of the Seventeenth district Of Ohio nomirated
], 4. Morris fer Congress to-day By acclausa-
ton. The Convention was lurge md perfectly
harmonious.
ANN ARnoR. M1cu., August o.--George S. \.
Lsthrop was nominated TO day by the Democ'
racy Of the First District for Congress.
, 1860-08-10

the LroSs F1EEuES AND THE GA1gxA AND
CHICAGO Uslox Il. Ron the 4!h ut. fire
broke out in the extensive woodsheds Of the
G. d c. U. Il. r., at Fulton, which, BY the
prompt efforts Of the Lyons Fire Company,
WAS arrested and extinguished, and vast
amount Of property in wood and buildings
thus saved. The Board Of Directors of the
Railroad Company, at their next meeting, voted
their thanks TO- the Lyons Fire Company, and
to the citizens generally, for their assistance on
the occasion referred to, and directed the sum
Of 5000 to be presented to ths Fire Company.
W.M. La.rabee, Secretary Of the R. R. Com
pany, accordingly transmitted that amount, as
instructed.
We have just recei. ed copy of the resolu-
tioHs passed By this Fire Company, acknowl"
edglng The gift, rs follows:
At a special meeting Of the members Of Res
olute Fire Go. No. !, and Flying Cloud Hose
Co. No, !. at their engine house in Lyons, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Rsolred, That we return our sincere thanks
to tue G. l. G. U. Railroad Company for the lib
assurance that their noble liberality is fully ap-
preciated by the Lyons firemcn.
Hefotped, That in doing What was IN our pow.
er to protect the propertyof the G. j G. U.R. r
Co. from destruction By fire on the night Of the
4.h inst, we did but discharge our duty toward
company which has placed the pablis under
many obligations by its uniform aud untt1inK
watchfulneas over the safety Of the lives and
property which are annually committed to its
charge. l.: +. coA,
Foreman Resolute No. l.
D. ". BARKER,
Foreman Flying Cloud Hose Go. No. !.
JESSE LORD, Sec'y Resolute No. !.
, 1860-08-10

By Trlxa1Arn] Nkr YoRK, Augult9.
FLorn aad he.vyeIcept for shipping brands ex
c. which and wanted for export previous prl
Sails H. 100 brs VI ~ &5e5 foe tupe4 slate &55ea
70 eItra do; t3.1x1 for sup@f wakttE fur
cnunon to urdun extra DO 4atc@3 10 fur thpplcg l1ds
IN Il g for export a. s3409aba. Canadian -four h,p.
Rye -four .teaty II 4344A. c'umon to ohoice super;
4a|Q3.a0 for con- to cho &C e1t1a
WaAxY-In far demand aud tuer; saca 500 brs ut no
2iAo.
frescht room still materially check The export demand
salcs fesa+u wInler rcd western Al o. :31.3 o5oo
In new red Milwaukee club II Il l33 Is 10 bn anbet
r;s12is nj sl 1c0p cid amber lndalA 1t q t00 Lu
il &C ne spring 1t ei.la 900 hu Aiwaukee e!up 1t
sc quite dsE ard in good dthaud fox the south.
Sl=x log 0 bu G:fGtL3c fUr good sound uixed west
en- chefy+at naide price, Oats in moderate demand
Ut Ss<93ec for welt. m and suAdlan.
4l65o ~ new primo: ti3 IS old priu Inc utea
are Iris mess isst evening ut 4t9. Beef quiet
aud unclaimed. Sales 80 ss 1t ta@4 - country ItIne
sl7;&3.a0 do mes 4.2l0-s0 packed mess. Prime
beef noml H. Ecer ham4 aulet. Snail sales At 4C
il stn. tl@13 Western. CT meats very scarce aud
drm. sar, = pkzs &c fuE eoudef- lie frr Hams. Ls1d
arket dull and heavy. Sales 20 bras 12t@ls1 Butter
unchanged lV@i6c Ohio; lsao State. ceesc steady Sk
Gil inf-rtor lr prime.
GsocERlzs- -Coae-quet 1t Yestesday'A prices s01b.s
steady sales no d Bari aaoes It Sc and 10 hhdstuh
Mu,cnvad ri :b@H. Su4a1nActlve. Sales 30 hhds Cubs
vi exc; and 70 Lnds Porto lco q. 1<c. Stock Cd
At e90o binds sugar. e5 ltds Aelado. % $40 boxes and
and hlshsr so:ipg s,rone and sscited;
G eer1p e5x: guar Bs: II: Recalling ASK Harlem
ii ) I'd bonus SIX I'll bond- 6s; Ere honds u IT, !.
F.. 1oads offs u; UsAsea; 10 8. eek; Sos Il Il
, 1860-08-10

New Yonk, Aug o.-The Prince Of Wales
landed at Haut's Port yesterday morning, aud
was received with The usual enthusiasm. His
party then embarked On special railroad
train, for Truro ut which place, IS miles dis
tant, they arrived in about two hours and a
quarter. An alarm Of fire occurred in the car
from spark having lodged in the forward car
and commenced burning. 1t was speedily e1-
tinguished, however. The reception at Truro
Has uuiIe Interesting.