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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

BRooKIYS COMMON CoUNCU.-The Board met
lat evening, the President In the chair
The Mayor in communication vetong the resolution
passed the meeting which directs the Commissioner
of Repair. aud Supplies enter into contract for the supply Of
Lawton Bliss paent hose couplings Tor all the hose and
drun In both Districts The ground taken tina. there Is
provision In the taxes om which the money required be
paid.
The Law Committee reported the matter Of the report of
the Committee which adverse Temtting the
taxes building adjoining the York NJ. f. Church
used the purposes Of the chuch pastors residence &c.
The Law Committee take opposite view and consider that
the property Is legally from taxation and offered for
adoption resolution directing the Collector 10 cancel the tax
.aid property The report adopted The Law Committee
reported the resolution In relation 10 the Ferry suits
Rsolrec TIL the Law Committee majority Of them be-
end directed 10 take such they deem
prosecute the sut pending between the People
of the State OF New York and the Mayor Aldermen and Com
nonalty the City Of New Yoh and Robert Haws Controller
s final determination, at cost not 10 exceed the moneys
the Treasury for that purpose Adopted by III Yeas 10
Nays
Ihs CcIut,se Wisusbmsh Claig, reported IN favor Of
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,xpurs,os OF LA rARINA PROM SICILY.
OUTBREAKS AT NAPLES.
THE MAssACREs IN SYRIA,

QUEBEC, Monday, July 80, 1860.
The steamship Bohemian from Liverpool 18th, via
Londonderry 18th inst passed Father Point at ii a.
M yesterday, and arrived at this port morning. An
interruption Of the working Of the line prevented the
transmission of her news yesterday.
The royal mail steamship Asia from New-York ar
rived at Liverpool at 5 p. m. of the 18Th.
The Illinois and Saxonia were TO leave Southamp-
on 18th for New-York.
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ITALY

Five great military camps are 10 be formed about the
end of August in the neghborhood OF Tun, Aessan-
dra Milan, Florence and Bologna.
The Minister OF War at Turin had Issued no,ifca
ton informing all retired officers Of the army that the
necessity for calling them again to active service has
ceased.
The Pope, in Conasory held on the 9Th, pronounced
sp aocutiop, eDeygetcsly protesting against the Pied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
MARRIED.

PlTkIN-YALE-In Hartford, Conn, Thu.esy, Iay %,
BY .ne Rev T. r. Besdls, Mr. Horace w Ptsin Of Lees
vile, Ky AMI Miss Lucy 7. Yale Of Hartford
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At Hsverhfl. Mass, Thnrsdsys
July d. by the Rev. 3. II Hosfod WA. Ransom OF News
York TO Kate A. stekney Of HayeIhl.
SEYMOUR-PIELD-At the Astor House, ON Monday, July
~, b. the Rev. O. Bsen Corresponding Secretary Of
We American Seamens Friend Society Henry Seymour II
orwas Conn., TO Miss Julia y. c. Field formerly az Nsrb
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PasseuRers Arrived

In .team.hip Sazsnia, from Ha%6yg.Mr Huraws. ADJ
Psppenhunen Moer and lady Miss c. Goldmann, Miss T.
Goldman d. Bettermsn r. Plefer lady and child d. Dre-
A Meelander Miss Gueleermann, E. Fsnkemann, E. Tank.
ance Mrs Fustve and two children Cohen Miss Esspsr,
Harriet Patterke and daughter H. r. Wu Chs Wiesgsard 0
Loeg Louisa Fuchs and 37 second cabin and steer.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .JrII 80.
Cleared.

Bark-Louisa, sralago St. Jago, B. eager.
Bigs-H. ycsns (Brl Murphy, Halifax, II. J. K c A. De.
wolf Fuya (Span) Basigo Barcelona, Ribers Hf NJ t.
Ellsworth CGrry st John R. DewOfj l. Berry, rrh, s..
Jago Smith Jones Co. Amonorsink Wade Newport master.
schooners-Lecadea Small Salem, R. w. Ropes Co. Sea
Bird Smith Wilmington, Ann and Susan, Pearson,
Charleston Dolner Potter; c. Msrshal Nassau, - Tunis
Depew, Edmonds fredericksburg Van Bnt slausht; Forrest
King Perry, Rio Janeo, O. S. Colt J. Warren Chapnan
Norwich, c. II. Moer Nichols Petersburg hern.
don, Gssk, Washington, - Express Boss, Newport
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A man named Thomas Abbott

ABATHER RoBpED.-A man named lnomas Aoo0tt
made comnant before Justice Cornwe yesterday against Jo
seph Johnson coored man, whom he charged WIN
$50 Abbott got Johb to watch bis clothes while oi.hg
Graves nd Bsy on Sunday alleged the accused
the opportunity taking the out of the pockets Jonn
son was committed for examination
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, July as-The steamship r. X 0oy'ef ai' 7" y
"a. All sell. =, -. Il 81.
The Florida Lube al o'clock sstutuay msn'' 81" -
her wharf at o'clock Sunday morning. ,,y... vl.nd
BoSToN-July steamer Joseph w hith' "a, utss
Savannah brg Stanley Davidson Havana schfs Anna INNS,
Pbinp.y Mn.stona Rate field Robbins New.OrleAns .
PuIIADEIPUIA July 29-Arr. steamer State OF Vs.
f5m sannnab barns Cordeia from Turks Island kapn'on'
from Matan1as brig Triad nom Havana
Below ship Northampton, from Liverpool
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FRANCE.

The news from France is unimportant.
The M0niteur announces that project of law for the
purchase of the canal had been adopted.
The latest accounts from the crops reassuring
and good average yield was expected The fall in
the Paris Flour and Wheat market had made further
progress.
The Paris Bourse on the 18th was dull and lower
The Rentes closed at 6Sf.90c.
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Arrived.

Steamship ssaC.is Ham screw Ehlsn Hamburg Jsy IS,
July y, At passed BTem; steamship NewYci hence
from Bremen and SOUTHAMPTON bound up the Channel July
south winds and og most of the passage Arrived Of
Steamship Chesapeake CrOwe Portland md.e and pss, to
H. B. Cromwell Co.
Steamship Nashville Murray, Charleston mdse and pact, ia
ship London HurlOu London and Isle Of Wight June a.
Ra R's light % 10 o% o 90 wa
dense fog Saw several icebergs in lat 4s and lon s.
pass 70 H Marshall Co. two births. al we'll July lat.
Baltimc re- bound E. wind light from f. E. '' "
s:l fss 1 " R. w' 81
steering July 70 a % 4a I'm u al spoke 6hs B. Mans
Bark Wndhre, Witty, Havana : days, sugar 10 Benner
Df S5 R bsSss5 Sps
Erg sslnah BT Grove Maitland N s., days plaster to
Big Elizabeth OBJ Flynn, Sydney b. day. coal to r.
Brig Maloney steeman Mobile Id days. cotton, &C., to
Brig Josiah Jer Munsen Matanzs. days. sugar Thompson
hossny &c to Brett Son Co. 18th inst saw arre bisE
bark with white quarter board ashore on Cape Cruz reef bad
scbr Veteran Dbl Chapman Hlsboro s., IL days stone
and fish to VIM Jones' vessel to p l. Neyius Son.
schT Gen Teavy Hunt Lubsc days plaster, &c. to sai.h
scr coha.et Of Sandwich ToSey Baltimore 10 days. wheat
sshr, Native, starrin HertSOrd N. c. days whes. to
scbr John Walker Farren Baltimore days coal bound to
Haven
schr yendOv (Of ROckland), Bser HsbOro days. plaster
10 msster.
sehr Julia and Martha Toothacker Calais days amber
jed Frye
schr Mary Body Lubec days plaster to Boyn.on Son.
Schr Hampden, Eddens Richmond days -four
schr Squire Brothers, ALE Boston days ballast
Sehr Mary Louisa, Smith, Rockland days, lime.
schI Mary E psr %,.h.1 New Rsysna Day:
Schr Benz Strong, Smith Brookhaven days.
Schr Tariff Davis Stamford, Conn, days.
Schr Vintage, Cole, Boston for Phisdelphia-
Steamer Sarah Jones' Philadelphia to Lope Kirk.
patrick.
enthusiastically Great Eastern, for Cape May ship En-.
celsior, Liverpool bark Tahiti Bordeaux.
BELow-shp Lady Franklin, Jordan, Liverpool, and bSlk
knight from Cuba.
WIND-During the day from n, light
TIE steamship Jamestown Of the NewYOrk and Nlrgiuis
steamship Company line this morning, steamed round tho
Morgan Iron Works foot Of Tenth T. r. for th. purpose
of having new boilers put In and machinery oyerhaued.
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EsoM H1yAYA.-The steamship Quaker CITY, from
usvana viii, dates TO the 2h inst reports the health
If ,bat place remarkably good Tor the season. bu'
ness vas brisk and sales and stOcs ofsugaf were both
lIgs.
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mont, Government on account Of the arrest and con-
Jennation of the Bishop oi FRA, Imol Fsucea ana
Pse, MA, approving the conduct Of those psuop, aA
de,epatng the annexation OF the Duchies aud Lega-
tons to Piedmont 10 an usuTpatiOn.
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SuppEs DEATH.-A man named Patrick Haily, re-
% On Green avenue Causon died suddenly yes
dx ,unnosed from exhaustion used By oyerexerson
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BURGLARY.-The house of Nathaniel Mills, No. 1903
do street visited by thieves Sunday and robbed Of
three oliver watches The family absent.
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directing the Controller bonds payable in three years.
for the Liquidation Of these claims amounting 10
$4,000 The subject referred 10 the Committee for report
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10th inst lat ii 81 lon "a 80 ship Alexandria nom n s
Boston date AZ lon S. ship Philadslphs lou 80
for Phiadepha; 2sth of Nsntuchet bark rbos SSrus
port nom Havana for Boson.-lBy Plo'esss Ia"m 'sss
No. IL
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Disasters, sc.

NASSAU July IA wreckng schooner 10 yesterday
having goods board ghered from the brig Empire Of
York for Mobile which got ashore Orange Key was
assisted on and coming here for salvage and repairs she was
leaking badly, keel gone, &c
The Br brig Anita from Cumberland Harbor for Baltimore
with got ashore at nssua aud assisted OF VITA
damsge, but ia hands of wTecker who win not allow the sF
tain to come 20 Nassau and have fixed salvage Of per
French ship, with coffee, St Domingo, and one "A
can vessel with lumber and provisions, reporter
at Csyoos 80, ,.,,,.,,
by letter to Enwood Walter esq, Sec BID undef~''e'
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GARIBALDrs ARMY AT HESslNA'
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WARN Work FOR WARN WEATHER.-Last evening,
pursuant TO notice, two gentsmen-wbose devotion TO
the welfare of the nation has impressed upon them the
necessity of settling the vexed question of Squatter
Sovereignty Joined in public debate on this subject
before an audience of thirtynine persons at Cnton
Hall. Col. w C. Rote, Of Pennsylvania, short time
sinee threw down bis gage in behalf of the Douglas
theory Of te Iitoria goyernment-oering 10 meet in
ingual combat the doughtest dsputaut of his faith
that this city could farnsh The challenge was &C
G epsed by Mr.. Francis John Tucker, of New York.
"a ence the last nights labors AT O'Clock precisely
Oh debate commenced, and was as exciting as hot
we ather, film audience, and grave subject could
ma e it, First Col Roe, short statured, long
hea, ed, nervous champion Of Douglas His share OF
thea rgument was read from pamphlet, and evidently
"lear ned and eonned by Ros to cast into his oppo-
nepts teeth After half an hour Of severe logic on the
part of the speaker, in which he demonstrated that
the franz srs Of the Declaration of Independence were
shamef,I plagiarisls from Mr.. Douglas, time was
ealed, ana Mr.. Tucker stepped to the scratch The
effort of tAa gentleman, who is as smoothaced as his
rival is hirs rte was less deliberately dressed than
thai ef Mr. ote and quite successful in elliciting all
sOrts If applause and jOcosy from the thirty-nine
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OF the number granted in 1857, 76 were never called
for and consequently not paid for in 1858, were not
paid for and in 1859, IS were not paid for. 1T will
be seen by the above table that more licenses were
granted this year than in the three preceding years put
together.
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TIE steamship Jamestown Of the New.York and Vlrguis
Steamship Company line this morning, steamed round tho
Morgan Iron Works foot Of Tenth street T. r. for h. purpose
Of having boilers put In and machinery oyerhauled
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PREMATURE ExPLosIoN.-About d o'clock yester-
day afternoon, &C the steamship Great Eastern was
passing Pier No. 49, North River, cannon used in
firing salute on board the steamship Montgomery,
prematureiy exploded, iDjuriag three Of the crew.
They we're immediately taken to the City Hospital by
Officer Rodgers of the First Ward.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
CrATE OF INDIANA, Marshall

term A. D. 1ssf Henry McBride and Henry X Sheldon
Ebenezer Dunha John X. Brooke, Thomas X Hongii-
ton and John Ioughton. .Complaint In civil action to
subject Real Estate 10 sale on execution.
BE Il known that day of September. in the year
1850 the plaintiffs. by Reeve Capron their
aftorncys filed in the oicc Of the Clerk of the Marshall
Circnt Cour their complaint against said defendants Ia
the above entitled that this 2h day of Novembe
lsGO an affidavit competent person also filed In
saia cse that the defendant. Ebcnozer Dunlam abeve
named IL not resident ofthe State Of Indiana; the
said defendant Dunham is therefore hereby mo-
tined Of the hing tendency Of said complaint against
him. and unless he appear or deur thereto at
Of said Court TO be begun held the Court House In
the town Of Pymonfh the second Monday in February
1851 said complaint and the matters and things therein
ont.;,.i and alleged will be heard and determined in
= Attest III. r. -PERSHING,
poxe9 AVA Clerk NJ. c. c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
va II. r. PERsHING, Clerk.
SHERIFF.s sALE.-Bv virtue of an

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By viTtue of an
Execution issued by the Clerk Of the Mrshall cour-
~ Court Of Common Pleas, in favor Of tAaries Palmer
and against Samuel r. Miller and TO directed have
Public Sacas the law Directs
at the Court House door in the town Of Plymouth,
MarlaII county, Indiana, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1850,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock and oclcck r. M
said day, the and profits for term not exceeding
the fewing described real estate, situate
in said county Of Marshall a State Of Indiana towit-
The south quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section
nineteen tie. township thirty fnr i range enc t cas
aso the southeast quarter the quarter of the
section township and range To be sold subject to
mortgage in fsvcr Of Samuel W. Miller for SiW.
II and profits r years of said real estate
will sell FIR sufficient to satisfy said Execution
interssf aud arcruing will at the time
and place offer Cor sale the highest lawful bidder all the
right. title and interest Of the said defendant in and TO
the san-. much thereof be TO satisfy
tn said writ D. NJ. BARNARD, Sheriff
povso is3 Marshall County
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
sqsre 20 less three weeks. or less, sfoo,
each additional Insertion 25 Larger advertisements
I'm proportion half be chargcds half

An addition tw.nsyvc per cent win be made On the
above for Special Notices.
As.ats other and cities viii be allowed twenty
Nv. cent but no any kind
win Be inserted at than regular rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
CITY POLITICS.

In our report Of Wednesday evenings meeting Of
the Young Mans Republican Union, No $50 Broad
way the name Of Mr.. r. n. ChitteLden sboald nave
been K. H. ChItteDden.
Mr. Michael w. Burns was nominated by the
Breckinridse Assembly Convention Of the Hid Dis
triOt on Wednesday night; not by the Congressional
Convention as reported.
The Tam many Convention Of the XVIIth Assem-
bly, District have nominated j. Jarvis jones' brother
of EcmuLd jones' printer aud staioner, to the Com
mon Council. Jarvis is very yooDg man, having
barely attained bis majority.
The L. d. Morgan Artillery Corps attached to the
WorkiDgmens Club met last evening at the Mstropol
itan Hail. hester street. There were about 40 nun
dred members present. who htsDe3 with much pleas
ure 10 remarks maoe by Mr. Mason Storms and others
The Republicans Of tie Seventeenth Ward, Brook
Iyn, bad large meeting at their Wigwsm On Wednes
dsy evening SIR. j. H. Stesrns President of ths Az
sociaiion. after few remarks, introduced VIM. Fl.
Bu,lsigh, esq who was enthusiastically received, and
made forcCle and couvi chg address. This Ward is
thoroughly alive and viii give good account of itse
on tie day Of election.
The Young Mems Republican Association of
the Eastern District Brooklyn had highly in
tsrestps meeting last night at their headquarters,
N
by an attentive audience. Mr.. A. III. Daily pre-
sided, and opened the meeting by Introducing
Mr.. Alison Smith, who favored the audience
with song. The Hon. Mitchell Sanford of New
York, was then introduced, and spoke for nearly an
hour 10 manner thai secured the marked attention OF
the meeting elcng by turns the hearty applause sod
merry laughter Of Lie hearers After Mr.. Sanford
JOHN Davidson esq and Mr.. Samuel Maddox, made
short speeches. devODg themselves mainly to the dis
cussi IN Of local pOiucs urging their fslo" RePubh
cans TO give earnest support 10 the local candidate
who had been put in noui1aon. Mr. Ma idox offered
the fc 10 wing resolution which was adopted with great
uI affinity:
seol,ed That we receive with pleasure the nomination Of
" "a Wall Representative ia Congress for TINS Disuct
and pledge utmost endesOTs - secure
his election" -, ~, -,,
Mr. suth and the Wide-Awake Glee Club sgreeably |
the exercises Of the evening with some
,spitsl songs.
sEYEsTH DISTRICT REPUBLIcAs CONGRESSIONAL |
roSyEErIos. announced yesterday morning the
act Il at Mr.. Dow was nominated for Congress from
Ia Seventh District. The following Is q more de-
ailed seeount of the proceedings:
After sstlpg the contesdDg seats OF the Twentieth
Ward by o. sdlissOl Of the Supervisor Stewart ass'
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DIX -.

ACKERof consumption, % w.dos'dA' Sep 20 Eh1''s'h
BEILeY In this city Tuesday, Sept - Thomas behoy IA
b. tlst year OF his aze
ooTTER- On hi, birthday Tuesday Sept as John ce,er,
sgsdt yeas.
cRUMw Elton Tuesday, Sep. IS stera lingering uine",
Mary wife i Nm ,. Crdnw.ll aged d years
Do,LF-on wsdne.9sy Sept De- william. the youngest ''n
ERL. CHER-on tn, .dsy SEP, IS .fs.r short sn1 p.qsai
illness bright hop..ofs blessed nI,r.t.y Js@-.
Month. .Sd is day.
BIscox Or TbG.d.y, Sept 2. John Everett Of DAVID
TIE relative: .od sId o. the tamil, s'c 'spsSa p.sr nyGs "a
Sc ond svrnue hrtwe.n Ed and Esh sixth streets,
OF Saturday the 2s'h inst, 81 2 O'Clock p N.
ssss H. HcSs L the t'th sssr her WIDOW Of David
Bs n b.: iDS sf vi Il bs sas ave toe
her biher ysges Ms No 9 P.,tsc IN e: e05Oss
met ~ Oelosk sDg = A@.Tst Wet, BOZ %ess SS
where the rsmsos wI1 be Inferred
JOYCE edrssdsy Sept o. very suddenly Nancy 8.
joyce, eyed IS yesrs
TUESDAY IS Of Inflammation the oIiG Mrs May C.,
t Kelley and daughter OfDr subey of "ess-
BEl NoLDs- In sh, city THURSDAY; Sept a. Robert
Bslentn., Of William and As.' Re, nOd' In the 4b
T end and scousintance. of III. family invited .sna
the cpl em No $50 West sseneenth street 'hi' ish4iy>
sAMsoN-on "Wednesday Sept 2s after long iress Nathan
The r,iSsivss a. hi nds family respectfully ia.sd
TO the raj lbs tFrday) at from
III, late re.iaence Scarsda e, West hester County
B.rvsy, only Peter and Alice simmons ased rear,
months snc days
SYPHFR-On .de,dsy Sept 2 ADELAIDE Florence Sypher,
aged ] year months and IA days.
TILLlNOHAsT At Amsterdam N Y, on Monday, Sspt n,
Jo. ph r. TIDipshssi ssed yesu
TPoMPsON-On wednssday ooroins Sept Is 81 oclsck
Mary Anne TbomIsn eyed IS 'esr,
VAN FFNsCHO1FN-In BroOky, 26b Sept. Mr.. Elm,ra b.
wife of Samuel Van bsBschoen, aged 80 years ou.hs aud
10 days.
The hi'pd' Of the my respectfully invited 70 attend the
fun ra rom her ia sdepce No 154 Cso Friday
7sth int q SococE p M, vithouI furthe' notice
WATERMAN-ou edn sdsy, Sep ID, Henry L. Waterman,
after SHIRT bot severe Bloes,. AGED " years
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msrIen-Reported bv Tslegraph

BUPFALo SPIT d. mFLouK steady and in fr demand.
SAILS # hos S7l IS q fer Illinois and Wscon-
Lni SIS St0t3 6l fj extra Ohio dian, aad Miehissn.
The WEEAT m6rpt Op I'd advance II 5dlo bu cos-d
dun ping 80 500 Chs 20 Ssrns q. 81 oJ
H. busr NiwBuke- CT at G7i6 81 o. Is Red
inter at III la ~ 10 tOzN .dyaacei Ia the ~
but ,lo.d dull SALE of 10 20 bo.h at 81. ass WHISKY
Domo.i 2IIc. CASsL FRsrGHrs-s7c on Flour; Ice 90
Nhest; 1sc forn, 10 New-iork IsPoRrs-I2 900 bhs
Flour ia coo bush beet 4etO bush 100 bush 0s<
PwO nush. Barley CANAL FKPoRrs-260 bbls fouI, lt2
OJJ hu.h Wheat - C00 bush Corn
Osv EGO, Sspt TT FLOUR steady with moeerate de-
and fer criterion ssisn tsde le. SEQ bbis 81 ss %
fer xts Safe - for f-voie oouhle city brsndx
WHKAr mskst b-t'-r but ders serer lly oferas
300 bush Winter Rcd W.ssu at IL CoRs, Oars BAkLAI
.nd BYE quiet 'sn.l fEEGHTs ubch,pged: Floar &c 4
Wttst lie sud Com. l00lofs u NewYoTk Lab. Exports:
81 Ooo bush Wheat 5oo buh Oats sOo bush Barley so
Vice l2o bush Core, 1890 push Oats ~ 100 bnsh Bailey
BALTIMORE Sept 2sFLouH firm active with l,rs- ,alss
Ohio snd Howard rect o2 NHE.r arm and ssyanoed
D. Red 81 9Sd ~ 70; white 81 a56S So CoRs sasans-
duh aud nominal Mess Pors, tls IS; Prime Si5 Lad
lolc. Coffee firm a. H. dls!s WHISKY -teajy.
PHLADELrBA sept EFLoUR hfm at IS o2l s5 IS fpr
prime NHEAr hTn; s..s lOo0 bash Rcd l50 81 30
White 81 4Sas so CoKs steady AZ T5 sAos. Mss PoRE
as s0Q S70 Prime, si4 7pd els WHISKY dali 1dfsie
COFrBs uet at 1874 dl5ic -
CHC scot tit u.-FLoUR steady bu. 5dloc low-e.
WH.Ar stssdy and 03c higher sales us OOD bush al s96oa
25,E hush 81 ~. 59c Ia store OAr. quirt Rzcsrrs-
7oe bbls Flour l2l eco bish Wheat S0N0 bnsh Corn o0c
bush Oats SHiTNENr.-5 bbs Flour 81 ono bush Whsst,
hS.f1 bush Com FREGHTs AVA c@d Ia Sight ExcaAssE
ALBANY Sept Pts 2. -FLoUR; Sales 900 bos priced
unchat ged WHEAT: Sales 00 bush Msdi~rrsn.n 81 -.
BAILEY m fr rsqu sales bush ourToved State o. Is
dT7c IL eco bush Csnsd. s2ds5 AMI 80 sush Caa
ads Wet Oh privse terms CoRS slrs weteru Mixed Is
small lots SIC Oars S,les 200 bush Stale Ut SoiG
WHIsKY: Sales 30 bbls At pc.
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MARRIR ~.
GIPs0N-IATHRnP In

GIBSON LATHROR In this city, Wednssssy SEPT ~,
by the be- Dr. Prentice Jane. 3ib,o1 Mary G. diogh.
ter OF th. late Dwight Lathrop ali Of this city.
GORDON-NIELE o. "Wednesday Sept d At the residsneo
If brd.'s fAti by the Rev z. u. Rankin Nj Wlisu
Miss Vele daughter Of stephen Fseie,
Esq
bJe's parents IbuI, osJ, @ept - oy toe hs' r. .
Cbsunc.y D. Rector Of Ut JsmsSs Church Taom.oa n
pse Mary Heser the only eaogtsr OF Toon" aesps-
don, etq
BABLOu-SWIFT-On Thu. sdsy Sept II 10 Grace Church.
Jrsy civ by thu R.v hlc- Atonzo II. H@ro1, esq I,
OF Boston, to mss Wary W. s~it Of Ne~-B,dford Mss
HnLARO-LAURENCE-Ats tsDbope, N J.. 90 " eda-sday
Sept 26 By the Rev =. Oeyo, WI ian biuHdt - MARY
l. dauehts, Of jacob Ls1ref CO,
AcKEs tHIE-CLARE- Brooklyn w,dne.d.y sept FI
by The Rev Richard :. stors Guy f. hekesehis and hs
loser bne Clark both o. Brooklyn
OGDEE-GRACTE At Elizabeth ~ j. Oh ruesdsy. s,ps -,
by IL. Rev Z A Boh1 an Dsyioa Ogeen Of New los, "a
Fsiher, ds 'gbt-t ofAicbiba d Ora lie, esq
pAIMFDO- uOPEL- In Bro1syn on Tuesday, Sept Is, y
Ihe Rev n GsI.hs Ulic PslR edo, ST. d., 10 Ais Ada
a lofB rookyu