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Sagerbisr- Salon,

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Wtora Ghrrnbrra.

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Sic. II @UVernur &5tra6c.
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Soiree's MusicaIe-

SOirceS Musicale.
Es22'cie tIallldsn Gcnr5rtc we oen ieoeu Domn.rfa. Mb,rs
5 Htr TN SauIIOfols etr @tr5. Ne!Isttc an 8rEaSGraf,
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SoAonS<@bonntmtnt fir rinen 6frrn neblt Dons 50 40
9uIti5 tr fuHf Concerto. Die bsi GER 6erren 81. - y,rI,r'
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lpnasn sur 3eJ,tnUn9 ~nUlit5en.
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9g}eiger.
Ht@"oro. go4 80. 91opemSsr 1860.
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Elm Ftcr;s unb uniebtbarcs Olittel osaen Ey-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06

Tent PREAcHIsG-The Rev. DIR. Williams of Mis-
souri, yesterday at 81 p. spoke in the new and ele-
CANT tent at the junction of Broadway and eighth ave-
nue, near the Central Park. About three hundred
were convened the assembly made up in large proper
ton of women and children some in arms, furnishing
an occasional bawling interlude. All bore general
look of respectaby but it required no practced eye
TO note that the class for whom the leaders of the
men, assert it is especially designed namely, those not
in the habit of attending church anywhere, were not
uprepresented The seats circle round in usual tent
fashion, ole shove another, six deep. The platform,
raised foot and q half, was fringed with children,
while pretty little barefooted girl stood picturesquey
IN front.
There were regular services, the hymns being
"Ined, and discourse given by DIR. Williams with
wss very WELL His utteranee, however, especially in
PRAYER has little Of the "hard.shel" sing song,
'barp,of thousand strings" see-saw, here-we COUP
up sndthese we. go-d0wD-down style, that does not
materially improve the subject mater After the dis
courre, prayer was offered by the Rev. lsaac Van
Doren, who Is over IS Year, Of age. The meeting
subsequently conducted after the model of tue Fuon
greet PRAYER meetings. There general good or Ter.
Tbs t,n il admirably located for ia design and we
would only suggest TO the conductors the danger Of
framing the thing into the ground" by protraeting
the services 10 ap undue length.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06
STATE Politics.

CLIFTON SPRINGS, Saturday, Aug. a, 1861.
John l.. j. Dix OF Geneva has been elected Delegate
TO the Breckenridge State Convention for the LIST Dis
trict OF Ontario County, and Isaac Roy OF Phelps,
Alternate anal,
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Saturday, Aug. a. 1860.
A National Democratic Convention held here today
elected Daniel d. Aiken and James Outwater as Dele
gates, and James p. Van Wagner and g. r. Pelton as
Aternates to the Breckenridge and Lane Convention at
Syracuse. ,oeo
The Breckenridge and Lane County Convention TO-
day was well attended. DR.. VIM. NJ. Sprague pre-
sided WIN. G. Bryan, esq, was elected delegate 10
the Democratic State Convention at Syracuse
SYRACUSE, Saturday, Aug. 4, lS60
The report current in some rural Don sas papers and
copied into the Republican papers OF this place 70 Gay
for August z would be adjourned TO August TO- is en-
tirely uDfounded. No such arrangement B contem,
plated. The present probabilities are that the National
Democracy will proceed with their business ,,o
UTICA, Aug. 5, 1860.
Brown II. Williams was elected yesterday by the
reckinridge and Lane Democrats of the LIST Assembly
District of Oneida County to the Syracuse Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06

DANIEL Mnros AID MS APosTLEsHP.-" The
lovers Of liberty invited 10 stend ~ The sanctuary,
No. 10S First street, yesterday morning. must have
feb THE sentiment somewhat rsdsly ignored by the
poBcensns enforced requests 70 small squads, as they
r., m time 70 time collected, 10 move on" The
q raytvy, xas On hand with his documents, and, as
by.tander remarked, was really "a convertible and
n;es.Iooking man." He claims to be q q" Christian
Observation-Disclosures Of Margaret Southeot, tho
a. onsss Of the Prophe. Daniels vision adheres
q. the peeuar costume Of that sect which seems TO DO
refinement, almost up to the foppjsh point, OF the
Sbakerr They appear TO obey 10 the letter the inIunc
ton in regard to not maring the corner OF the
while the hair Is allowed to remain uncd'' nkad
ingenious mode is drawn mp at the ends ana tuckeu
upder 60 az no. at all TO lie on the neck Altogether,
this congregation is the most singular looking that can
be found in New.York, yet, withal, respe aaole ana
remarkably clearly su bss bsen oussS on
the ground Of insanity. He was armed with docu-
meps the most unique in their way nude up Tor the
most part Of extracts from the Prophet Danlei anu
Book Of Reyelatiops Here specim amd datsd
Day of be Son of MAN." Opening Of the third sea-
ns6OI. When He had Opened the Third Seal, heard
the Third Beast Face as Man say, Come ana see zee
And beheld, spd 10 Black Horse lfammeli anu
He that Sat on Him had pair Of Balances IN ns hana
LAW and Gospel, Measure of Wheat Writings OF
Joanna Soutbcot,) for Penny lLawl, and Ihrse
Measures of Barley Writings Of William Shaw, Georg;
Turner, and John Wroe), for Penny !GosPeY. ana
gee thou hurt no. the Oil and tue VINE m0,u aaa
ill., should secure him as poetical contributor There
s pth in biz lines:
nFthou shoulas. fail to find true rest
In .srth, thou'lt find It not In heaven" &C.
Next Sunday he purposes taking hall TO speak ID,
where policemen cannot interfere TO disperse the
crowd, nor an unruy flock tear his garments rom
his body"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06
Mnrkets PepOrted bv Teleprapk.

PHILADELPHIA Aug a-FLouR quiet WHEAT advancing
White ~ asa 81 so; Red 81 2OGBl 90 Corr Advancing
Yellow 50d12c Provisions brm; Mess Pork $lg ~ LARD
firm at 1917 size WHISKY doll at 21lc. a.
BUFFALO, Aug. 4-FLouR quiet an unchanged WHgAr dull
Gales so OO8 bush New White Winter 81 7t 5000 bush
New Red Winter 81 O9l Corn steady and In fair dem md
WBIsKr nominal a. lsc. CANAL FRHlGHrs firm at S2c on
Flour l2Ic Wheat ard l1lc Corn TO New LAKE
nPoRTs-S loo bb Flour % 90 bush Wheat, 1884 900 bush
Corn. and 2, OK bush. Oats.
OswEeo, Aug FLoGR dull bu, unchanged; WHS1r Is IN
better sales OF 20 bush. New Red Winter western
part arrive, private terms Corn steady sales Of o. 200
bush Ilnss 53c Other Grairs quiet CANAL fBiGhTs
unchanged at pc Flour &c. Wheat and 7ic on Corn to
New.York. LAKE INPoRTs-40o bbls Flour; 2s,rW oush
Wheat GOO BUSH Corn CasAL ErPoars-iS bbla Flour
1000 bush Wheat; IL so bush. Con SEQ bush Oats
CIYCIssATI, Aus A-FLouR dull; sales unimportant WIS
snced &c. quoted st l6ic PRoysoss hrm MONEY un
stered
NEwORIEANs Aus 4-Corroy-The market steady sales
to-day, 100 bales Middng loc Corn duh at SS@6sc Other
CHIcAso, Aos: t-FIors steady; wHx.r sctive and f.
II No Red, In store Corn firm sales 20Oo bush a.
AZ l In store Oars steady and 3ic lowers sales at d2c
In store RRCHPTs 400 bbls Flour "a 600 bush Wheat
bush Corn 3G bash Oats SHIPMENTS; Loo bbls
Flour bush Wheat sc 900 bush Corn FR.IGHTs steady
&C. on Buffalo Sight EXCHANGE New York 1t cent
premium
CoRREoToS-The exports OF CorToS for the at New
Orleans 900 bales instead Of $4,000 published on
Saturday morning.
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FIRES.

FIRE IL CHURCH sTREET-DARIyG IHcEEDIARisN-
THREE MES ARRESTED.
Last evening Officer McClary Of the Fifth Precinct
at the instance of FireMarsha Baker arrested three
Young men named John Schuessf, alias Skill, Wan. NJ
johnson, and Amile Berger charged with feloniousy
firing the building No. LAG Church street, occupied as
q carpenter shop
Ii appears that at l2J o'clock on Saturday, Rounds.
man NcClary and Officer McClary lbro,hers) of the
Fifth Ward Police discovered smoke issaing from the
building and upon entering the premises they found
large pile of shavings on fire On the second floor With
out taking tine 10 give an alarm, they set about
tingushDg the ire, and succeeded in stamping il out
with their feet While 30 engaged, they heard some
person groan as if badly injured, and upon looking
about discovered young man lying az the bottom OF
the basement stairs. He said that he had fallen down
and broken his back but when questioned about the
fire said he knew nothing about il. The police con-
veyed him 10 The Hospital where he received proper
attention. The doctors said that his spine was hurt
and that he was injured internally.
The Fire Marshal WAS notified, and upon instituting
an examination, obtained some facts that led him 10
believe that the young man who was taken TO the
Hospital, and who gave his name "a Skf had set fre
to the place. In the morning an officer dispatched
TO the Hospital, with request that the Doctors would
detain Skill, but the fellow was est tncsRtus IL
subsequently appeared that he had erept out of the
ward in which he confined, and escaped from the
Institution by leaping the Hospital wall
Sergeant Smith, with Officer Yule and McCary,
under directions OF Capt HutchDg', forthwith inst
tnted search, and last evening found them in low
place. The prisoners told very contradictory state
eDts in regard 10 the matter, and locked up for
further examination.
FIRE ~ SECOND AvESUR.
At l2I o'clock yesterday, ire broke out in the cell
lar Of home No. 1901 Second avenue occupied by
VIM. Fletcher d Co, as a carpenter shop. Damage
$3.50. Insured in the Citizens Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06
DIED.

BROwN-At Tsngier Friday July MIRA Brown, wife OF
the United States CopsulGeEers
CAMERON-suddenfy John Cameron aged % years.
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend HE funeral Monday ct O'Clock nom the resi-
Sepca Of his parents No Chryse street His remains will
be taken 10 NrwYorA Bay Cemetery for interment
F1IaCHlLD - On Friday morning Aug o. BreVetMa)of
Morton Fsirchild, In tbs 54tb year Of bis age - .
The etves friends of the family respectfully invited TO
At end the funeis obseqes this Monday afternoon 81
o'clock at the Governors Room City Hail. Park
GALWAY-In Brooklyn on Sunday. Aug s. al III Mrs
Mary Galway aged years. native Of the County Wexford
Ireland. =, ,oo,
Her friends and those Of her James Galway No 6 Sands
street respectfully invited 70 attend The unera nom 81
Cathedral where Requiem High Mass will be offered
for the repose Of her soul.
MING-On Sunday, Aug George H. Ming only son of Alex
ander Ming.
MS funeral from the residence of his father No H5 West
Twenty h street. Tuesday afternoon O'CLOCK without
further notice.
For additional Mayriages and Deaths see 3D. Pare.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......
Cleared.

stesmshps-Auglsts Woodruff Savannah, $. L. Mtchill
Son; Yorktown Parish, NOro, Ludlam Heincieni Nash
vile Murray, Charleston Spoford Teston Co. Mount Yer
non, Layheld, Baltimore, II. B. Cromwell 4 Co.
BaIks-A 8. Reed Sawyer Galveston Oakley Heating; H.
spadng Sproul Remedies r. W. Trundy; Spirit the Tunes
Martin, HaIbOr Grace sshen IrSnsidssi Deml, Hoey
Savannah Demi Co Welkin. Blanchard Glasgow, r. p
Buck Coz Croker Staples, Glasgow H. d. Brookman
Co; Ocean Home, Lynch St Jago, J. 4. Ward Co.
BhgsT B. Watson Wood Laguayra, Dallett Bliss G. W.
Rins Hupty Cadenss Brett, Sou Co.. Denmark, Staples
Boston, IL D. BIoohman Co. Ayosetts Tuzo, Martinique
Mccall Firth Delano BAXTER Boston g. w Lewis Co
Y. A. McAdam Grant Port Msdary, Brett Son Co Young
Dorchester, Dinsdale, Pymouth, Eng s. Dealey Grace
WorthiI gton, Freethy, ST. Thomas Duvall Co.
Schoones-Argo, Tooker, New London on Bias Rowland
ST. Jsgo AcAery; Fair Wind Bragg Newborn c. b Dibble
Co. A. r. Linnell, Freeman, Gibraltar ). Brusn Douglass
George Doner Potter T. Raymond Latham New Lon
dou, master John Kelsey Hartford ma,ter Osprey Smith
Arlington; Aker Wedmore, St Johns, r. l. Nevius
Son; Reindeer Knner Baltimore, Merrill Abbott Howard
Vile, Thompson Hunter.
stesner-Bos.on, CIocker, Philadelphia, y. Perkins.
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Passenxers Arrived

In ed ship Prince Albert from GaI.cay aud ST. Johns ~
PB Dawson. g. B. Barry, s. N t Hughes. Capt. Butler
Mr. and Mira Taylor Miss C. Rodgers ?. f. Murray, Ms c
Tuner R. Cssson, Jordan. w. Jordan Rev. r. and
Mrs Woods w Byme II. Lemesserer, Miss c. Thmmingham
X. Greene w. ODoDnen
In steamship Austyoasian from Lirerpoot-P Benkendo
DR. ID,sh Keeused Mr. and Mrs Marshall Mr. Day and son.
A. Smith, Las Pearson William Wilson, Wm Couchi Dunlap
II Scott.
In SHIP american Congysss from LoHdonSam Ruby, Mrs.
Annie Ruby NJ. Widus Miss Mary Wndus, John Heath and
three Misses Heath. .
Ia bark Oen from kueritIs-Carlos Estrada and wife,
y. Rowe, Mrs A. Ramirez Mrs. NJ ID. Forbes.
In brig Adeine Spragze from Blthayst, ". C. A-P. H.
Loud Of Staten lsland.
In ,ehr. J. l.: BOpman, from Masasaes p R-senor Don
Luis Antonio Of P-rto Rice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06
The Great Eastern at Old Point,

OLD PoIyT COMFORT, Saturday, Aug 4, 1861.
The Great Eastern passed Cape Henry at O'Clock
last evening She was met and saluted by steamers
crowded with passengers. The ship was making
fifteen knots an hour, beating all the bosts. The
weather was delightful. She arrived here at 6
O'Clock, when her salute was returned from The guns
of Fort Monroe The excitement here is great.
There were l0s passengers At meeting held on
board complimentary resolutions were passed relative
to the ship, her officers, management, fare, DC.
There has been grand time on board last night and
to-day, including music and ball. and immense crowds
are now on board from Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Old
Point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06

In .o ship Bremen for Bremen-E, Spies, Hoboken Rob
Noaci and lady Prussia Miss BERNARD Miss Pia Kian Miss
r. Buecber 81 Louis Mr. Leonidas, Wheat Arkansasi
Lew New.Orlssns C. Loher New Works Miehsnde, H do
Freyie N Wood Havana M. Junius, W. Hill, Boston, Capt
Dorm, O. Fiesel MI and Mrs GOt.grp, Taegart p W.
Bremen; w Kngibeh Boston Mrs NJ f. Annecke and three
children Mrs NJ. c. Booth, Detroit Harms ChsIlsston
aud son y. Rosemund Pittsburgh; VIM yohsnng
nan LouisyiDe Mr. and Mn. c. Bords London; Huck a.
Hos California; Sarah Sazkeer Mr. and Mrs Jelvet and
child MT and Mrs f. Weysnd and Mrs +. C. Meyer and
child Philadelphia A Suck Boston Manchon, Savannah n
WOLF California; III. H. }unther and daughter, Virginia W.
Mile New.YoIk; s. in the steerage. Total 126.
In a,a~shp Tigo. for Lirerpoo-Miss T. Clifford r. NJ
Wild Master H. Hspp, J. Quill, Mrs. NJ Maher, Madame
Tsle,ie Doche Madame Richard Mr.. and Mrs A. K Gibbons
Campbell e. Cross h Tbos Flatman, James Smith, j. Brush
Total. l42.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

1.-THE commercial b mainly anticipated the dispatch vs
One. nstown having failed TO come to hand
LIVERPOOL Observation-Disclosures Wakefield
Nash Co. report Flour advanced 3d. and quote Anerosn
26@sc Wheat hrm and advanced ls2d since Friday hold
at 10 j6aIIJ; White nal26 Corn dull but steady Mixed
and yellow at 90 d3lj; " hite, 33lds4L ,
PsoyIsIos,-Beef heavy Pork dull. Bacon quiet. Lard
buoysDt at 61j6 for prime. TslOw quiet; North American
PKopucE-Resip steady at 42a4Ia for common. Spirits
Turpeptne duh at S Sugar stesdy Coffee steady Rice
dull. Ashes dull; Pots 29i. "
Lospos MARKETs.-WHEAr firm, and 81 higher
since Frdsy SUGAR steady COFFEE buoyant: RICE firm
TEA dull and unchanged TALLow firm at 81 $685. LSsHKp
Oh 2Si 6l528 sd. .
LosDoN MONEY MARKET.-The money market
was slightly easier. ~
AMERICAN SECURITIEs-Salee OF Illinois Central
shares discounts do per cent bonds 1874 d78 NewYoh
Central shares i4G73; Erie shares 1920.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06

Steamship Austrasisn (Br Hockey Liverpool July -, and
Queenstown sSth dss and % pass T. Cunsrd July & sig
baed steamship Edinburgh hence ior Liverpool s6h passed
large steamship bound f. supposed to be the Persia Aug
signaled steam saip Nigo hence for Liverpool
steamshpW II Webb. Leach, Neworeans July -. Came
this port repair July 80 of Tongas passed steamship
Phlsdelphis from New Orleans for New-iOn Aug 2, Cape
Haeras W. y w D miles spoke steamship Bicnytis,
Buoch hence for Havana
g. smshp Prince Albert tBr Prow'e, Galway July e. and
~ Johns NJ r. 3st ndse. and BIS pass 10 Howlsna Aspu'
wall
ship Highland Light lo Boston) Trip liuvre Juue g. mdse
and 10 pass 20 WG Whioea Wss days getting downthe
light ,sstsry wnds 70 lon 30 49, In lon " 30 sxpeencea
heavy " re with heavy carried bobsays started
kishhsts sprung feJs Nd Rsinnsst& yt sa &c. been
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TIL. North Carolina Election.

.fETERsBURG, Va, SATURDAY, aug =, loOo'
The retarnp from North Carolina come 10 slowly.
ElRseE simity in Granville County is l5O, and the
Iem,erat;e Legislative ticket is elected ,,,,.
Hei.fet0 County is reported as gain for Ellis OF
l3s. f..
Wa, zen County gives an increased majority for
Ella md tns Democratic Legislative ticket is elected
Halt AK County gives gam for Ellis.
Carr, Il Ccunty-PoCl gains slightly.
New Hanover Couaty-Pool gains slightly.
Dang County-Pool gains 200.
Rowan, CouDiy-Large gains for Pool and Mr..
Efsher Dc isatad for the Senate-a Democratic loss
Wake ,Dunty-Pool gains $50.
FORSYTH Coa1ty-sLarge gains for Pool.
Rsndolplt CoaDty-Small gain for Pool
Returns Eom Washington, Chowan, Perquimous'
Ia,,ie ana Tyre1, all III smiths (Opposton Congres-
s.onsl DisIi " show gam OF over 4VO Tor Fool as
cespsred wi n The vote of 1853
Pool as far as heard from, leads Ellis LOG votes
LATER.
.orapse Couuty--Pool 1885, Ellis ] ,lO9.
The whole Opposition Legislative ticket is elecsd-a
Wavns C.sunty--Ellis ,374; Pool 402.
Brp1sv elk Coanty--Elhs 4l0, Pool 402.
kew-Hsnover Coun.y-Ellis ], 549, Pool D3
Samn,on CSunty-Eliis I, 03l, Pool $50
Dubbp County-Rilis 300, Pool l91.
Columbus COunty--Bliss majority 100 Demo"
'ESpscembs County-Ells gains 100.
C2Tteret Couuty-rbe Opposition elect Senator and
M nubsr of the Commons, beth gains.
Ei5s gains n Mecklenberg, Wilson, and Mash Soun'
THE LATEST RETURNs
l. s.yison CoHnty-Elis SS4, Pool $40.
r. Uqysh County-Ellis ] OILS, Pool ,028.
Re- wan Counsy-Ellis 1873, Pool 1869.
Ne ssJen5erg County Ellis t03, Pool $50.
Csh srras CouD.y--Pools majority about $50.
chi, I,rd Couuty-Ells $50, Peel 2,lI.
Ain, az County--Elis III Pool 79S
Wax, County lcoupletej-Eliis AGO. Pool ,J93;
heavv sI1ocratc loss.
JnSns, Y County-Ellis ,l34, Pool $50.
IT, 10 .Dg ard gains are estimated by the vote of
,sts ba, an Ellis and McRae, when Ellis elected
30 ~ az The gains for Pool heavy, but insult
~ 10 ~ n. Ict the result. Weinformed parties give
H. Sat- ~ tle Democrats by 5000 70 10000.
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SYRIA.

II was reported that conference would be held at
Paris iu relation to Syria.
The Porte had notified the Western Powers OF the
conclusion of treaty of peace between the Druses
and the Maronites he promised nevertheless to act
with the utmost sor against the authors Of the mas
sacJes.
1t was reported that the Porte had protested against
French intervention, and that the expedition was
stopped.