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ro,.I .s278s707a36 S24 10, $40 70
Falling of this year ..'.'Saooo'4o' -
an. a.. orbIsb;n tbia table aida.

,bus be that the Atlantic States and England
are The heayi by this diminished flow Of treasure from
our shores Asiac countries with whom onr comerc
rapidly on increase have been largely gamers
B II glance at the exports of merchandise for the same pc
RODS which exports add were mostly the prod1cs Oh
onr so we shall those countries to which the dnnu
ton 81 shipments the greatest have obey or hen
received from in greatly Increased ratle
products other than gold No. IL true commemorate to the
decline in shipped to theta but in view Of our eeTsa
impo fully accounting for the difference Inc
falling off in treasure shipments England 255 s6 has
been very marked which partly results from essened imports
and perty Of Australian bills exports
merchandise the latter country having greatly Increased
New next England in the dinuton OF treasure
ceyed largely our merchandise % S5 Is than for the
same period year and though she has greatly
our goods the receipts have been smaller
than for the period named and hence the essened necessity OF
shipping gold to her" -,
fhe following is a comparative statement of the ex-
ports of merchandise represented by values from JAM
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THE METEOR As SEEN AND HEARD IN TENNESSEE.
The meteor of August I'd made very eMtrsOralnsry
1.-Two sccount from Dr. Alexander Mccall Of Rome
Tenn "At 20 minutes after 10 o'clock Last night
Snn 9, a great meteor came from the southeast
moving nc rtR-east at decnation of 10 degrees. In
three seconds il seemed 70 move hundred miles be.
"a the eun with scarlet tail apparently 40 wards in
length After extinction, hur died sounds like can.
non fired in deep hole, came after il for five TO ten
minutes. The first sounds from il when near TO
ne, resembling powder explosions in open space, but
the remotest sounds came 1--WE 70 ten minutes ard
The intensity Of the blaze made me spring from bed
tupposng fire had broken out, and on reaching the
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A gentleman Of Norfolk, Va, who prosecuted his
musical studies with zeal during lengthy residence at
Paris and Florence has just completeda grand opera
in five acts the lbretto Of which Is founded upon
of the stories Of the Thousand-and One Nights. Por-
tons of the work have been submitted to eminent pro-
fessional musicians in this city and elsewhere, who
speak in high terms of It's execution. The author hopss
to make arrangements for sproducton upon the stage
within very few months
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KINGS COUNTY SUPREME coURy-srEcrAl Trrs-Aus.

KINGS COUNTY SUPREME COURT-SPRcIAL TEKN-Ane
2O-Before the Hon. j. A. LoTT, Jusfce
DENIAL OF THE APPLICATION TO APPOINT COMhls-
sIoSYRs FOR LAYING OUT THE PARADE GROUND.
In the matter of the application Of Henry Virgins
and Jane Virgins his wife for the appointment OF ~
lands appropriated for ade ground under chapter iso o. Wy
laws 1850 Motion for the appuns9t Of e ~ nro
cure appointment Of Commissioners 70 estimate ne cog
Satio 70 be the Of land intended 70 be app9
pgS for TSS b &C. ' hi. Stat that
compensation to be mace therefor when It no n.q oy
app Dted by Court Of Record as shs De pre-
srbed by law (ssc OF art the Constun The act under
which he land IN question ntendd be taken after providing
for appointment Of three Comm.sionefs In Ieion 70 e
competent and lawful for amajorty Of them to perform the
trust and duties Of their appointment and that tnr acts sh e
valid and eectusl as the acts Of al the 20 az,
appointed If they had acted wonld have been Inc eheet
this provision to allow the compensation Tor such anus 70 p
ssca9ed By two instead aHe s - % hat
re.pee void The proceeding. Of the R
iects contemplated There ia smother 9oeGton a. ~
pears to be nsupeabe The land to be appraised u ny
described with sufficient certainty The only description thereof
contained section which provides that al that piece
parcel Of land situate lying and being In the town Of
heirs Of Whte Howard deceased containing about twenty-five
hereby declared to be public Ra.s e. q for oc
the heirs OF White Howard be ascerained, thele
no line designation nor point gwen o. asa 70 h
ped would therefore be impossible for
should perform. Under such circumstances would De impioP
the Court to appoint commissioners for the objects
peculiar in their character Among others u Ia proyldea .n
the amount Of compensation estimated by the
entitled thereto by the County Of Kings aud the groana no
be under and control Of the supervisors OF %
county e y and yet e es sse sss napoe, mentioned
this act ec 1 II Is however to decide upon
discussion the argument The application must be denied Oh
the grounds referred TO-
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Mr.. Moore of the Historical Society, is ousiel
with arrangements for the removal of the Aldo"
collection, lately purchased for that institnnon
public subscription of $4,000 dollars to the building oil
the Society on Second avenue. 1t is expected Una,
the removal will be finally completed in October anu
the entire collection 30 disposed in the lower gallery
the whole space of which viii be devoted to tns pur'
nose "a 10 afford the best fac tiles for it's examination
by Psychologists and the general public
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printing.

AT JAMES Wedding Cards,
N NOTES &cThese celebrated engraved Cardscan be had
only the old Card Depot No 32 Broadway corner Duane
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price)-
IL Wedding At Home and Note Papers &c Business Cards
Bill Heads Portraits &C. KELLYs, No. 81 Futonst, N
yNM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st.
w Latest STYLES of WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, EN-.
VELOPES. &c. Established 1881
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In this table are included over 20 single buildings
which vary in width from 30 to l4O feet.
eThe compiler of the Directory reports the number OF
business houses in july 1859, and July, 1860 and the
number that have withdrawn from business within the
last twelve months, which att'r number includes about
two-ffths of those in BUSH ess here in the middle Of
last year. The table ia as follows:
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE CoURT-AUG. 90
70 .,,1x n1rr1c1IrIEs aMnNG TIE ACTORS OF III

FAMILY DIFFICULTIES AsoSG TIE ACTORS OF THE
RAvEL TROUPE.
Signor Julian Martihetti, the modern Sampson, and
leading acrobat and manager of the Rye troupe arrested on
Saturday at the Of his wife, charge OF abandonment
The husband produced e1emped copy Of the record OF an
Indiana Court showing that he had been regularly divorced
her and previous articles OF separation signed by both parties
and their trustee and proved that his wife had received under
the sum of OO and annual allowance Of 800 which had
been regularly paid the support the children e In her Gus
tody The complaint dismissed and the defendant d
charged H. Morange for plaintiff Albeit Fuller and r.
n LIE Gendre for defendant
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Gbanres for Business men.

DOCK, STATIONERY and PERIODICAL
I'D STORE for SALE In Washington City, D. C:-The lad
vrse offers for sale his Store the line Of business This
opportunity for any who desires engage In sgood
business stand Of the Oldest and in the
city and good business For further particulars
address BUSINESS, Washington City, ID. @.
EOR SALE-A THREAD and NEEDLE and
IL FANCY GOODS STORE, established 10 years. Bust
ness good particularly in Ladies' Furnishing Goods Stock
small Sold account of sickness Apply the premises No.
30 Spring-st.
EOR SALE-The MCBRIDE CABINET, con-
ssiug of and collection Of Fossils Shells
Geological Specimens Indian Antiquities together with great
variety choice Miscellaneous Cgrose VIII Be sold the
that be made within the ensuing 90 days The
Cabinet Books OF Drawing ready for examination
JOHN 2. P. PECK, Admir- Of James Mcbride, deceased
Hamilton, Ohio Aug !, 1860.
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sURROGATR,s COURT.-AUG 20.-Before Surrogate WIS.
Through some misunderstanding there was no Court
this morning though this put down return day Several
cases were adjourned to the Path.
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Go mbom il Elan Concern.

W p. T.-Returned on Sunday. Your welcome
letter Of the I'd inst received to-day honoay All
well
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wife
This action has been pending for about five years,
and b. ought malicious prosecution Of the plaintiff BY
the DEFENDANT legged embezxement OF Els OF the prop
ey Of the defendant Ann A. Delaney The was referred
10 oodbd1ge Hudson who hesrng the evidence reports
that the charge prosecution and complaint made by the de-
PENDANTS macousy and wickedy and without reasonable
or probable cause the psintf by thereof mas
suffered injury and damage 10 the amount Of S for which
Judgment this day entered against the deendsnta
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$50 gallons the casks he found contained fresh water which
s:ed on s Psase 5ey wsss nssy
all the ,esn,ling was on the 'arboard sde. An, 4. .Ls
Mr. WileossonDd observe sufficient scantns 70 maze
The witness about to answer when Mr. Donohue OBJ
Mr. wHcoSsonwOud the scantlins you make fore
and aft in the brgl
Witnes-The'e about just enough OF TO make deck
the bread found navy bread could not there we're
any dneeng hDids on board the doctor Of the Mystic SAID
Mr. Donohue-Oh, object 10 that! -.
The objection appeared TO sustained and M Green did not
Witness contin1ed-The brig Thouss Acho Confined al
the requisites Of aver Of the Spsnisrds leaving the
ship S the s words my s s c .as, az about
the box Of nwaes Mr. Liooy the mate answered iaeaq
mouth had been also seized SLAYER; witness le New
5h September 1853 and was about hye months on .e
the point Helena had also the reputation Mr. DOnOhOe Oh
Mr. WHco1sOn-How much water would be requisite for the
voyage which the Achom intended to make
Mr. DOnohOe- object to that The Ac' Of Congress PROVIDES
The objection was not sustained -,
twenty casks water there sixty casks on the manifest
Of the brig and there others found beside that number e
sIcgo 1--WE hundred slaves The Of the
alleged SLAYER were then handed 20 witness who idelhe them
those originally given him by Captain Parker Among the a
pers found the following from the alleged owner Of the
New YoRK. Mmsh2 1860
CAPTAIN BAEEREmBy Thomas AcboIn-Dear Sir: H,yins
brig G0% n n Tpds S.d opy tho
charter party for Jour guide. ~
remain, truly yours, JOHN w. FERRY
The case then adjourned to Tuesday afternoon, at
o'clock
Before Commissioner NEWTON
PASSING CoUNTERFEIT COIN.
The United States ags J. M. Moore.
This has been noticed, being on complaint OF
detective officers Of the police charge Of knowingly passing
counterfeit con with intent defaud &c. IL appeared In the
examination that application to him by two strangsr in the
Of the detectives the accused sold two packages OF
counterfeit quarter dollars each containing twenty pieces for
81 rs In good money.
Prisoners conended that there proof that the
Lpav Ia adm IN ha
ad that on looking carefully the Of Congress he
convinced that the had been made out require him
hold prisoner bail for trial He should hx the bail at
$1,000 which has to both charges District Attorney
Roosevelt said the penalty conviction might be hne
and ten years in the Prison and that the bail made
duae but Commissioner adhered TO his decision Mr. Rde
way offered Johe Hyman Nelson Of No 13 Madison street as
bail and the District Attorney insisted the fomaes required
BY Judge Betts decision in the perjury to be com
Piled with before the examination ofthe bail.
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New:1lprk DAILY Iibn,ts
LAW INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Aug 2o.-Before
Justice NELSON.

RULES FOX SAILING NtoShbo'
YIN r Dorev 81 al act James Stuart et al

Case on appeal. Complaint is that the ship kept her
course till late avoid the disaster But II Is not coneu
vey that there any negligence taking into
the either and the thick hay
weather Decision Of Court below dsmissing the libel and
decree affirmed.
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&xrnrsions.

EARLY MORNING EXCURSION to the
H CHOLERA BANKS.-Sea Steamer IIUNTRESs Capt
Duva will axe Early Morning Excursion 10 the Cbo rs
Banls, WEDNESDAY Morning August I'D leaving JACK
son st. at Peck.slp at oclok q precisely Bait
furnished gratis Lines and Refreshments be had boad
WALTER ID. G. BOGGS,
FARR e2. JOSEPH DUVALL.
" LNISHING BANKS, Alloy r-The commodi-
II GUS safe and fast ses-steamer CROTON, Capt X D.
HOFFMlRE, assisted by Capt NATHAN ANDERSON, Jr,
having been put In complete order will continue her regular
trips 70 the Fishing Banks EVERY DAY except SATURDAY,
leaving James slip +. r at 1880 Broome 8 ruitons,
Prooklyn g. Springs st N r., a. Pier No T. N r., hne
Coton Bard Board also Refreshments Bait and rishng
Tackle supplied Fare for the Excursion 9o cents ahording
fine and Bay Islands, and tortiacstiens
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.NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

THE THUHDERsTORM AT NEWARK AND Loss OF LIFE.
During the thunderstorm on Saturday at ernoon,
three persons were killed and several injured in New
ark and vicinity In the Sixth Ward, Stephen Nc
Cune % years of age son of James McCune residing
on the corner of Broome and Kinney streets, was
struck by lightning and instantly killed. Six others
were stunned, and an old lady severely injured VIM.
Corby of Orange, had been down on the meadows
during the day with his sons, and when the shower
came up fastened to haystack for shelter. About
the time he reached it he struck by lightning and
instantly killed, the haystack, and another in the
vicinity being consumed by fire. He was about so
years Of age. At the same time another man, whose
name we are unable to learn, was instantly killed in
East Newark The wife and child of the gardener of
Mr. Saudsrmeiter, at Vaudeville, also struck and
onebaf of the person of each parayzed the fluid also
setting fire to and burning off the roof of the kitchen.
RFCEPTIoN.-The house of Liberty Engine Co. No.
Of Jersey City open this evening and for
the reception of ladies who may desire opportunity to view
their double-deck engine.
BEATING AN OFFICER.-Between III and IL O'Clock
drunken who assembled low unlicensed GROCERY
ocsr Ward hearing the cry Of murder and watch went to
the place and into custody John Sullivan and VIM WEIGH
John WEIGH up behind and natchng the officers club
dealt him heavy blow the back OF the head when the two
prisoners Joined In and assisted in beating him Ward subse
queny procured assistance aud succeeded In arreng John
Nelch John Sullivan Timothy Lane William Wech, and Pat
rick Rahan The parties taken before Recor Ter den,
Yesterday who fined three Of them so EACH and the two
Weches fined 81 each and held to bail appear Court
for assault on the officer.
BURGLARIEs.-At an early hour yesterday morniog
the house Mr. w Prescott in Jersey City entered by
burglars but they left without any booty The
house Of David Scott adjoining also entered but the burg
lars left without am thing.
AHoTHER VICTM.-Mr. Frederick Meeker, Of n W.
ark while attending the Bell and Everett meeting Jersey City
Friday evening had his pocket picked Of valuable gold
watch chain with which the thief of without detection
Boar STEALIsG.-Two river thieves giving their
names as Edward and William Henry yesterday
taken before Justice Whitley Hoboken aud committed to the
county Jail for stealing boat valued at $40 the property Of
Timothy Ryan Of NeW-lork
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WUUI tASE.
Patrick Griffin agt. Magic.

The plaintiff sued to recover the vane OF Tour hum
ed and pounds Of wool which he alleged taken
from him by Police off at the request OF deendan
Plaintiff is dealer In wool and cotton purchasing the from
Junk shops The defendant 10 extensive wool dealer
He had very large quantity Of wool slowed In Broad street
quantity of which puroined In tracing his
defendant found the wool In suit in possession OF
the pootf Psintf arrested and his trial still pending
The wool was possession the Property Clerk from whom
the dee obtained by virtue Of writ Of repevin On
trial the defendant proved that the wool belonged 10
him, and the Court gave judgment in his favor
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Before Commissioner NEWTON.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT COIN.
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBKRs.-Aug 3O-Before Justic
SUTHERLAND



Adeline S. Foster act. Henry S. Foster.-Report of
referee confirmed, and judgment OF divorce granted
UEsATIsFACToRY COMMITMENT.
In re application OF Mary McNoon for the recovery Of her
child from the House OF Refuge.
This case has been already noticed. The boy is a
minor and found the dock pilferDg speer Justice
Brennan committed him to the House Of Refuge yagant,
saed and then says he is committed suit vagant that to
say fr lettering about the dock and pferng spelter.
Jlce Sutherland discharged the boy the ground that be-
cause be caught ievDg did not constitute him vagrant
vsent must be without visible means Of support which dd
no, appear this The Of rich might be caught
differing and could not be vagan the parent provided
Tor him In this the boy should have been convicted OF
petit larceny.
OPENING OF NEW STREETS.
The Court confirmed the opening of Eighty-tirst
street from Eigsh to Broadway On motion Of
Judge Bronson the following appointed Commits
sopes of Estimate and Henry Richardson Carey
Murdoch and Hugh Mcclellan The opening Of Seventy eighth
street from Third to the East River also confirmed
and Messs Edmund Gross William Day and Thomas Burns,
on like motion, appointed Commissioners.
PRACTICE UNDER THE HABEAs CORPUS ACT.
In re. James Divine
The pettioner in this case was convicted by Justices
Steers and Quackenbush Court OF Special Sessions and
sentenced TO The prisoner claimed
that the statute required Special Sessions be held by three
magistrates and therefore conviction magistrates was
Illegal The return Of the keeper showed commitment by
three Justices Counsel for Divine claimed they bad night 10
traverse this and by oral testimony that there
but ~ magistrates the bench The counsel for the people
conended that these proceedings The mage could not go
siops The Court observed that there considerable
doubt on that point and he desired 10 hear full argument
the subject The set down for the I'D inst The
prisoner remaDded In the meantime. go
Mr. Sedgwick ASST District Attorney, In opposition; Tx.
Judge Philips and Theo. stuyves.nt for petitioner
MARINE COURT-AUG. 20-Before Justice MCCARTHY.
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REcEPTIoN.-The house of Liberty Engine Co. No
Of Jersey City to be open this evening and tomorrow 70
the reception ladies who may desire opportunity to view
their new double-deck engine.
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NTANUFACTURERS-For a good tenant, an
WI IRON FoUNDERY or buildings suitable for other nan
purposes with steam and shatns would be
erected ELfZABETHPORT N The buildings wouli be
connected switch with the Central Railroad Of New Jersey
so that loaded cars and iron mines and lumber dis
trc Of could be brought directly 1to the yard OF
the establishment Distant from IA miles by raj road
and IL miles by water navgbe throughout the year Mod
crate rent with privilege Of purchasing the property on easy
terms. Apply from II 70 p m TO -
80 J.. G BLAKE No. Pine at. New.York.
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ITO MINERS and FARMERS COPPER
i MINE and FARM for SALE.-The subscriber offers for
sale valuable farm containing about 400 OF land 200 or 2oO
which creek flats and lakeland On this land wall de-
fined vein Of Copper has recently been discovered about 20
inches in width upon the surface. go.
For Of work the mine. the land and mine viii
be sold pcaon be made during the months OF August or
Septenber Price IL Twelve Thousand dollars cash
Correspondents address
BEN NORRIS,
Greenfield, Nelson Co., Va
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REAr1se AN OFE1cER.-Between II and 70 o'clock

BURGLARIEs-At an early hour yesterday morniol
the house of Mr. w Prescott in Jersey City entered b.
burglars but cause they left without any booty tn
house Of David Scott adjoining also entered but the burg
lars left without any thing.
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NEW YORK COMMON PLEAs.-AUG 20, 1860
James ag Lawrence Delaney and Ann Delaney M
xyifa
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AToTHER VICTM.-Mr. Frederick Meeker, of n "
ark while attending the Bell and Everett meeting Jersey Cit
Friday evening had his pocket picked Of valuable gol
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Boar STEALISG.-Two river thieves giving thei
names Edward Stevens and William Henry, yesterda
taken before Justice Whitley Hoboksn and committed to tn
county Jail stealing valued $40 the property
Timothy Ryan Of New-lork.
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g. CAMPBELL's MINSTRELS.

III ~ uo,Iev s q Campbell 4 @ w. II. Griffin, Pro
meteor Internationally the most talented troupe In 1sehce
81 Hooey and Campeps Opera House. No S5S oP
3sy Evening August 90 and every evening oil the les
tuies Of Ethiopian minstrey, with Bgesqge OpeLa F
Campbell Griffin Oveira Hooley, Do1nker meyie NEE
Ashs &c Sc Ending evening with new ana
ateTpiee Yor f particulars programme Doors open az
10 Commence al o'clock Tickets IS cents. Private sohes 20
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WINTER GARDEN.
w TONIGHT, Tuesday, Ang q,
THE PSY CHI NJ ANT M
COINCIDENCE OF THE
EMPHATIC SUCCESSi
TORNADOES OF APPLAUSE,
rNTFysF GFSTICIjLATIONs OF ECsTACY
EVENING,
PROFESSOR ANDERSON
PROFESSOR ANDERSON
PROFESSOR ANDERSON
REPEAT The PROGRAMME OF HIS GREAT
ENTERTAINMENT
A NIGHT in WONDER WORLD,
a NIGHT IN WONDER WORLD,
THIS EVENING and EVERY EVENING during the week
Commence At 8 o'clock. -. o. ., 60 4
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE TOMORROW ("edaes
5avA AZ 2 and on SATURDAY at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-11

Wood, EDDY s Single Number Lotteries will place
in public, under the superintendent Of Sworn Commissioners
at Augusta Georgia, as follows:
Glass ~ Draws Saturday, New. 10, 1859.
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, Dec. II, 1853.
Glass Sc Draws Saturday, Jan. FL, 1860.
CIasC 60 Draws Saturday, Feb. 49, 1850.