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IA 5tEAB QRL.EANS DRRAMHEEAt
Al 81 LHoA WOhESThe undersigned beg eavo 70 IfOr1
nc public and bnilders generally th4t bsy se snau,
NJ ia2SnrgG a. kinds OF Architectural and iiui!dng iTar
@orS 81 Their foundry Of Magnolia and Erto
si1Gs IN [sviusan SOW GEr2ndee streesuah Yorandaas
sing, Skaters Sats and Hank Doors Stretxtt snd r1
gtars, Iron Bridge, Roofs, etc. ~ N'
They constantly hand Cant and r,ngb, INN ,,l
rmEs, VaInora End Hash Weights etc. and fli sill oreys
every 2n q Castings, Couns oEa and Heuse Fr0at.
,.o. EMMETT L LURGEs, DavfdEon'a Rov,
IeHatt Carondslsi street.
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PRIOEs

Arrived Yesterday.
s.. &. Steamboats,,
4 Alonzo Child, DeHayen, I'm Memphis.
Gen Hodges, Sleade, I'm Alexandra.
, Era No Z, GUNS, fin Alexandria.
/. Laurel Hill. Heno. I'm Fort Adams.
Acadia, Vincent. FIN Bayou Sara.
Bee, Roll, FIN Barataria. re-
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 18Th inst, at 5 P. NJ.
'-'s Regular SanrdH Weekly Packet
RED RIVER PACKET COMPANY
57y For Shreveport drect-The new light.draught
IfsssE5 passenger packet Era No. z, Ben. B. Kouns
2ssaE1ESEtzG will leave above Shreveport
Grand Bayou Campe Grand Eeoes Aiexandrie Norman s.
Barhin and all intermediate landings Red river For
freight or passage apply on board orto
seq Eo . Front s+rast
E- The Era No connects at Alexandria with Era on
MISUNDERSTANDING Era No leaves Shreveport every Sat
urday. Mi. .7Ir
E%~ Through bills and through icsets.
s~ The Era Ne. is receiving freight at the fot OF
Canal street.
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7 FeKnTRr steam fht
lake TO the city week days
- 10 o clock P. N. Hose Car
The steam Train will stop ~ nliy uuitcd
except however mail Tips and during the half hour trips
on Sunday afternoon. FBr9 is conductors
must have timely notice to stop.
.H - SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city at clock
A. NJ, in lieu Of the horse Eft
The Steam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
from u NJ. until II P. n. ...oo
The Sunday leave either end of the Road every hall
hour, from P " until P. N.
''.
Passengers are earnestly requested their tickets
the Office, nnder Depot. Checks, Return Tickets, VIII be
handed them the ears.
ny Is II PAFDELY, Superintendent,
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silal5 SO. sls,slAes ,ss. sss.l
Comparative statementfor two weeks.
Actual increase for the week !.

The following tahle comprises the Of los 1oEg dis
mortgages pledges paper
maturing within ninety Also the smohnt Of discounts
snd loans Of each bank beyond ninety days. ftY y
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. ~ m Leaves every SATURDAY at6P.M,g .r-
-. NEW ORLEANS AND yICFSS.
AsE s,bErg U s Mail Lne--For Donaldsonville Pis1.
L5S@ aenslne Baton Rouge, Port Hddson, Bayon Sara,
Red River Landing Fort Adarie Natchez Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph GRAND Gulf erenon and Vfcks.
hurg-Yhs passenger steamer Lafourcfc.J.= j. Brown,
master In PLACE Of the Matched will above every
urdRy at o'clock P. II. .s = t-.f z.
49, J.J. PERSON 4 CO. Ageafs,
ssio - g. 4tFCsrondelet street
The Iberve Vcksbnrg with tbs steamers How.
aud Charm for Yazoo river - ~ fo
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Totalassets On tho LIST ct May, 1850 ,s6lg

Ttb company continues Insure against the pors Of thu
rates of Premium | " ~ ~
insurers in the Union Insurance Company are allowed the
privilege Of participating In profits of the jornanv
ing 70 ne 10Th article OF the charter If they prefer dir
Losses promptly and equally adjusted. "
JoHN u. CRAwT0aD, Secretary ''N0N
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POLICE JAlT.s--OFEs(IT

POLICE JAlE4S--OFFECIAE
WAS bronght TO GEhe City Police .Imn on,
w the 18th OF August, 1851 light critic Iiri III r
MARY. Says she belongs 10 Mr. ROW wEo lives IN tS S
parish Of St. Barnard La. She is feet inches high has
toernhy good teeth fat nose large eyes has STUPID sopeRr
apee is in family way, and aged about IL years.
Ana owner WILL Gail and clam property according
MI6U Ell HERNANDEZ, in.
Registered septe4sber 49, 1851 0'7 : 'iAS' JAIL
b. W IIEBRARD
sezu lat Deputy COMPTROLLER
WAS Brought to the City Police Jail on.
w the lh of september 1851 the nnlntto hoy SJ
CARtiN. Says he born in the narish Of st NaTv
Attapas. La He feet 2 inches gh has bpshy taIr
very iittis beard, small eyes rather good teeth rs
his large scar on the right leg and aged about So years
Abe will call and claim prlary 70 lac,
49, 1890 MIGUEL HERNANDEZ. IN - - ~
Keeper Of City Police Jail
g. W. HEBRARD, ..-E
seSp lpl--sL Deputy tfomptrnIlsr
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R ED RIV Err.

Leaves on THURSDAY, 25tf inst, nj NJ
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
60 = For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Gampte Grand
lfsSStsfzs Ec3re, Cnushatia st. Maurice, Montgomery
Alexandria, Normans Barin's all inferno
diae landings Red rverThe entirely new, splendid and
swift running side wheel passenger packet Gen.
u. Hodges, W. s. Seade, master, will leave as above.
For trelshtor passage apply on board.
vIEGTEIUs C. DENTZET.,
Sek5 - r--,.- I'D. ...... 49, Advertising Agent.
The Hodges will take freight for all landings Oh Black
iyrr
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EOURTEF DIsTRICT KsGUND-yYa sr,ro7,s.yt
to the Fourth District Pound, Annuncation stree be
tween Washington and Sixth street as "
horns. n ~ IN E 49, ~ ~
One black and white Shs-goat. q.
Ore black She-goat, with white spot on herhead
Which if not CLAIMED within three there
paid will be sold public auction at said Pound OF
WEDNESDAY, September 2 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans sepemb %, 1861 .-g
Registered September 20, 1861. r. Try = =
..,---= B. W. HEBRARD, ~
wNls s.. Deputy Comptroller.
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1 6. EkAEmEHGs. GAS FILTER AND DEALER In
Gao Fixtures, Nc HarrE Row tss2 Magazine street
gear the markell w1 attend faithfully and punctsy all on
sEd Oh reasonable terms. 49,.
8AH orders left In Box ~. 84s. AecGa nies, Erehanes
Wal Ire t'cecrlIF N'thTde0S raj IL
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EsPAVE DUGsUATE2IENrE DISTRICT ~
- etc conduit au depot es Gpaves du Quaicme District
Ahnorelatlon entire Favenue Washington la rue Sxiee
( CONNIE epava-- " -
ne Ghevre Blanche aysn des aehe6 noes ct sans cone
Une Chevre blanche ct uore ~ ~
She S9eyre noire ayan une ache banc che Ia tee
y les ats RniuauS recanes tros ots les
trs payes lis enchere publieue An all dsnnt
10 MhtsVhEpl 70 de sepembre 1861, 10 hetres NJ A
,a, j. MILTON REIF. Gouinissaire des rues
Sdnrelie Orleans 30 tenteulhre 1891 SasI a. d
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CoronerD' nnqmssta.

f4fAt kssUIr on a dHoOyms AFrRAr.--Dcru-sr jack.
man wss notified TO hold inquest yealellay At the
New York nrspllsl u9on tho body OF Patrick Ooyl,,
aged nnocen yeAfs, Eho oloa from lhe effects or peoi
hnot wound N tho aide received on The everlpc Il mo
Foutn. TOW, IL 0pperTs occurred between pasty q
yculg mtn 81 tho uontf Of Chatham and bsxer streets
IN Inc couro OK which a Info vas drawn upon o ai
named William Ally The iaiaer, thinking the. nls Ito
Kae ID danger, Drew pslo ana fred a. ba cfta ant
nslofd on shooting BIS MnaNa1, h3seVor. Ally sho an
ouersVo tpeoir 10 tue person Of DOYLE he eegeaeed
aLe poiso OF tno haib preeQol tack tho injured nan 10
tno Hospital, Hhero 90 expeQ yesterday afternoon from
We elects OK ibo wound, Several arffas have been
m.to, aAa tho osso wi 10 thoroughly nVesiisaiod by
tho cofOu0r 10 day.
OsE of -ue DE- EALB RsGlagcr Dsap.-8 an iaqaesl WA
acid 5HloIday W uoroner Jacsoarr uprza nf tne
mentefe az tho Do kaib regiment, gho dol a.
hH1pchyorb o. Monday AhoIno0n, ficTn ths axueehvo
uss ~ ice Na'er. rho body vas brought back 10 thn
tii5 b. no sioemboA Ni Yon Kall, fas az 90 eesit
soeot paed Gho corpse tho Coroner VGn urotio 10 Oh
stla fho nsioo on nativity Of decs3ssd. Cnrorer Jack
nan efdtfed thd lod7 70 DO scot 70 Tho ounse ss
beAepnr uosp10i for iho pufpos0 ot iGehl iScslon.
eccWmsrAiLs Posoarp. An infant cbcd ofDr FILTER q
No lAc NiGr,dgo sirses, irsn 10 on Saturday sight
Eben domosc IN the houso, Ell Mary forp thirk-
ipS 10 rheValo tho eatefpgs OF ITO little one adnu.
lsieIeo n tmpN quapislg II moTptno Tho dme proved
80 be 500 strong however the ohd vas ih,can into
dep einmbe,, f,om gIlsh Y never a~oko Tho mig
lsEo YES lot discovered ptil was &c o tate and all
eloils 10 en9o she lGe " ;te ohi ptcpod uaayailpg
coroner schbmer tela ia pqacst apou tho body
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smp Emily FAPNun-A despatch from Bcnor Of .he OH
met hat the shjp Emily yarnu. Of Portsmouth. Nh,
from London for CIsia rlth railroad lon, was ashore
thirty miles north Of reTne,abuoo The sh Of Jnne ihe
probably went ashore about he 80 Of june as sho
spoken On the osy previous lat 2b B. Ion Co. che was
Al ship o. liI9 IONS burhen: built st Portsmouth, MI,
Ia 1864, ard vas owned bJ Vim Jones Son.
BHtP JoaH TRUCKS with smother mishsp On Fri.
day she above water the shoals cppoele Richmond
when pAs5R steamboat caused the wreck surge and
sustaining otans 10 break when she Slid OF into deep water
and the WORK OF Raising her has 10 DO gone into again.
BRc NIcKrRsor, from Lebon for Rio Qrande abau
IN 1917 1873 tons, and ownsd IN Boeton.
BEs FArTE FIELD burnt al Easi Boston, has been lowed
TO eimpsons dock from BIRD Island.
pRe oKyIL, burn. 4. kas. Boston. taken 20 Gbsons
wharf on Saturday.
STEAMER Msrnop0Lis from New York FOR Fall River when
FOG he time into schr Emily Horton waf1pg of
Of Ia tons Of eoal Tor ssp William Nye, Withheld sS
The overlook her and struck on he quarter The
tchr aDkrg almost Immediately The hadbarsly time
s6t ont the boat befoys The schooner sunk capain
in The boat The passengers tho steamer
ALARMED, but no considerable damage was done .
STEAMER PoroMsHA Nyc, hence al Portland reports when
or .hs aaesas 50 Az on Sunday she came 10 cion win
bowspy and Hsurehead The steamer lost wheelhous
slightly bruised on tho side
Mlssixs ySsszI-schr Only Son, from Bridgetown. Ms,
been heard from since she sailed beat Mas been piaed
board captain william and waiter Fraser brosSeSr
John e Messenger and James Hicks
Notice to Mariners
Notice berety given thai the Pollock Rip Lghyssstl win
be whn for repairs On or about the 18Th July 1885,
Pollock Nip 6hca'a rs u substltus.
The Relief 70 schooner rieA with red bail at he fore
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1851

auo,e.,ons. Rye -four waa oue, a, ouo,aslous urn
meal was uushpnu.o with snmau anea aS onr assIgn
Wheat opened Win MORO Suoyaocy BIT clo.sd duii and
lower FOR aomo desornsIone ma aalsa e,ohreoad hons
40 600 brshels Al Al IA N "a Sr s.hita Ohio an ~ Far
MICHIGAN 40 a. % gor a, ~ rV n az a. nsi
FOR red Weeten 1Sc a oon a. Mn.rs p.a c,,S aao
obo sor nmber lnyrs "a tu,cnns, soc n arc sar cr
cago sprng ana soc a., ~. chi,aon o,r+ 49, xrs.
AGAIN henyv end sssr ssI.a az os FsoI ,era rnaSs
az 37o dno ror bcesai oxS SRI ~ is ga ostcvo
mixed Rve sgaa an sais ysnnsss, vim s",ss os 700
bueheIg At 1Se DOE "a, pas,rSn ana "a eee ror MIN
ylVer Porlev ava ps,,o- roaI, 2rsra o,,ot an ,,o
nofniuei oats vera drn ,vsh sn,sa or * 90
97s and sss 3Se co., $3.50, s al ~ os " DO. ~ ~
saste w. " -'> IVA "''''ii' ~A" ~ ~''' $40 Avn
f,orrrc ybo roo,Ls, ,r., ~,.o .,. 49,, an, -.
sD,sfaoad Nfa hnge 81 rc.ssa ~ ~, ~ 80 \, n
tskep on sneerlSSir, No snSss - 800 i,hi ~
yapye Of 1le n M, '~'9 "''e A"u' "''''l" 'NS
rho folio vino Ta,ernsra of s,ool ., an wow ,no o,
oDiar q Nersrs gnn Sra4t gon so 40 uS
OF Rio spd sntos ccrso ~ "a "a 80 ~ ,esy Az ea
bsgs. rsoevea pnoa Ia }s, "a sfa 49,. 49,, no
b,Se seles ger ", sssa,s $50 90, ~ s9
Stock OF RIO ma Ssnaes ea I'M On SSv ~ M, si
D0l Gsgs, Msgseaho - eon hacs. ~ 'e'}
sovernmsnt bape 500. E,n1, f6a 20 h, 1sg
COO blse, siprnpare roo ba,a rcta ~" ,oo
sto9s n, ~ ft NasO es 'a AZ, wv 4Y6,
baltg ore 2i 400 heSs Jnly 5tb,, So ny ~ !"
Tay Navy Yor MA aor baes 49, tas AZ ~ oe'i
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Eogelgm Ersseeiaamy,

Geiynd1.', Ct fAJlB, OF Toe 9ih ol Juno, saga
The poGo Nv favro tho day before yesterday airegltd
and seat 20 prison American sailor, named 1pmbel,
for having robbed another american eaof 81 or
AZ francs While they were together in q cafe. Tho
motey oaud ca ha person, sold piece Of 100 francs
having been put nio ono Of he 0o0a.
The Rev Patrick Brorse, normbcnt q HsBollh, rear
Bradford III and and father OF the giioG auhcless of
Jarc Ere" dod az his Patronage Friday, jrIo T.
me Rev Mr. Nlcholls, husband Of !he iaso Charlotte
Bronte, with him Ia hlo last hours, The deceased
geo joip Il, whoso pecuarlles were wen known 10 all
The readers Of tho biography OF ME daughter
pc tho l7lh March, l1i and had ooprsqaepy stts ned
he age Of 50 years at the ie OF aa dCab
We tBritGh Stav 6ardD have received for publication
lho following Characteristic pDts Mr.. 5puTgear begs
10 in!oTu zee ppbC that be- 's knD,ked up wlih hafd
wors, and ie compelled 10 go into country 10 rest
fhin will upset sn bis arrangements, and DO begs lila
henca 20 remit his proloiees ana Tho Christian uublo
hot TO inundate him with Invitations" Tho Br,ia a
Eands'd aunounoea that tbe Rev Jsmes sSnrgeen win
sGacaie during hle brother abserce.
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The YeIvsrtSn Marriage Trial I'm Sova-


From the London Times, juno Is
The pfooes Ia the Court Of Scascp relative 10 tho
question OF Scotch iago does not promise 70 ba
speedily settled Some thae ago the Lord Ordinary re-
mission ~ tho case and Tie proof for lEe pufsner (sgs
oDg WORTH elias Mrs YeyaIlon) hss been reported by
the commissioner, acag with numeFons GpgsEis both
aides, IS 70 questions refused Or allowed IN the couEse q
The proof Gh9 Lord Ord nary (Artmlan) having heard
council on these appeals, iseued nteIocutor on
Thursday dspoeug OF .beni ghere are ouy two points
Dt impozt1nue involved 10 the tppesa Els lodship has
found snal IA esEeoa 4 10 aegee ~ tho pu slgr,
ground OF action, that marriage MAS oQpsNtuled by
cohabitaaien add habit snd repate, . is competent 10
provo what WIS lie opnod formed % TIE tue ny W.T.
and ecnvereAioa u sagies cga,a 10 mo footrg
winch ING p2foer aud def uder lived tcgether. AG-
cosolrgg, no GanisetB be .ppesie for Ihe do'onoer
&anS all eFlQeae30f has chGrsGcr r tho eieC o. tf3
judgment ftUs,aaed viii 30 admit gcioe isnpo liant
EBfincny loFihs p9fseeT. She 0'haf pori sNvcs ihe
right o. mo rrsper etrse 30 be cEsls D. aelc1
III th ki.d. by iAe % ~ or secGlana, sAe pstlue h
pGreuor seeks 70 have ner evau'e Tece7ed 10 10 re
lss Of certain dccgIners iii yeT u being allow
70 proso ihsr ooasent5 By parole teslioons ae lofd
Ordinary hocs mat ihs application Ii who's pfeceoent
or autnogty, and that Tho evidence ie Nqt aim gab'e
Hs lordth TeuRfEs thai nls asposon Ia LIE has
been 10 admit eVotnCo as fuy an1 nnseierveiy ~ 10
c,nsiseot w.h she fstheG principles Of ln3 law aeu "a
douctfli por-g 20 lean t1WAds ndnsalog rainier lbnn
oso,uson. The necessary refuss ~ the pureuefs
ts'im0ny Is, bCTeyer, seious sdyansage 10 hsr u
she Scotch n understood that iho pToaonl aier.
ioca.cr is 70 DO reclaimed 20 mo Inner donoo and tho
Gkrg or PROOF re- Ne FEEDER oofo.e The Oom eeloper
n euspoaoed tl SO sacisinng nato 10 Disposed Of rl
all e;pc2s taken Inc u proof orally az ud
Ia,so tto ease ID Iol 10 opened co iiG mefs
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Obituary.


TNEODuhk uhNCN, OF new AOth-
Advces received In this city By tho Arsgo report The
death Of Of orr veil known merehsnssMr Theodore
Dehon--in London, on Inc 24sh Of June.
Mr.. Dehon WAS in the forty seventh year Of hs sge,
but had boon actively engaged in during the
past tNentyfour years. At that time he commenced
life % partner in the house Of Davis Brooks Co. Pc
always maintained high character for honesty and Ia.
tegrity Since tho Of the civil war lar.
Dehon proved himself hUnion' man OF the best sor.--
energetic, liberal and rnring Ia behalf OF she govern
noen5 and people. He was foremost IN moulding the
"Union Defence Committee and discharged the duties
of treasurer 10 that body. Mr. Dehon had boon prey
ouely treasmo or 10 the Chamber Of Commerce
His labors Ia such direction weakened bis constitution
10 such degree that he was lately obliged 70 seek It's
restoration In Europe, where he has died, attended by
his wife and immediate relatives. We understand that
his remains were forwarded by The Ednbnrg now due,
Tor inlefmer. in Boston.
ABRAHAM B. SANDS,
Tho deain Of this gentleman the head Of the wen known
Nrm OF A, B Sands h Co., ban produced widespread
feeling OF regret Fer moYe than quarter Of century
no Of the most active and auccessu druggists Of
Ahs city and acquired reputation for honorable toans
and unfalng adherence to his engagements that gsve
him high commercial position. he was one OF the rst
to appreciate the advantages Of extensive and syste
azed Of The sdvertirg columns Of the daily press
Personally there werc few more popular than M.
Banda Ho was courteous and aFable In manner, con.
adOAto and kind to those around him. and almost prod.
gsl m his beI oyoIepoe. There was scarcely charity In
ho city, matter 70 what religious denomination bo
winged, THAI was mol On annual recipient OK hs bounty,
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~ e"C W NtW SS~t Jury rs lCNks
CLEARED.
seam.sp Maiansas llesogsne, satanza-Mera Bros Ma.
sship soyne tsrs Grover, Iiverpoo,-wai.on & Ncnre
ss9 Ssasg hsw w RrssR
s 5p peltihayen Freeze liavse.o 9 Duaean 90
4 Co. ~ ''"'''n
gek CLARA Rosa sun, Fcandels Earacaiso- psvsaseat
ss,s xSntso csegmsP
scbT "a Pes cock. Ippicgaie Cotla-O Murray
s ssSr ss9 sS 5 ab5s snb
sehr 4 Powers, oulnseo, Riushlll- @ j. Hs,eh.
sssr :9ss sese ses5sS ESsss Co.
Steamer tznnhlin. Dcughe,ty, Baltimore
ARRIVED.
SKY Sse. h Ss1sns Se sass x r. q $
y say sIs susnties q ceberas hosting Ice, 2f las
sSp a.sev .'ne'
s@s si''est BOUND i is ssl
Y.jSS pig frton OF Iqdlsnals Miassirmaa Besser.
ship Conssaticr. adspcion Of being about 10 embark
sTg ISsT,,o Munger Ma'apzaa June 49, With sugar, TO
Echr AneIicus Wa,o's N0auzs days, With sugar. to
eobr Bella Peck of rew Lordon) Gardner Baracoa June
2s Mlh iIMh to Thos anarp an ns ia. 81 SO Ion q %
sshE Dahla to Hampton Mel Kcnt Lngsn, CD, Il daya
aSs, 3s.ss ED Gard Windsor, Ns Ia lays witt plaster
Sshr 5asis sf Columbia Me-, Cole shules Me- IA day.
sehr i J,ue. wight Phtadelsh,a Tor bof,op
sohr GecIgana, bay, Little Egg Barber, days
achr 1ew's Wash. Reed, Euza6ethport for salem
schr Fashion, 8eays Ellzabethpc1, Tor Dernis
schr HarClck, Catrnus lHza5elh~oi. fer ReyTgalt.
scbr Geo 9llnD, Dovd, Elzsbsihpost for Bridgeport
sctr Stranger, anthony, Eiieosothpc-t for forl Lee
Sch. 6lieott -, Ranger for Port MorTiu,
gchr Pavilion Lnugey. Calais dsya-
scsI Sssr.GE osk Kelly, Boston ,oT Ai.aDelhpor,,
Echr Lamarttne, Lowell Nor Wish for Ellohe,brofl
schr God siD Harvey Stamford.
Ecbz N d gDst III. BYeNtr Bro0Ahaveu-
schr Reeecca u Eliza. nroVr Albany for Bar HARDER
schr deputy, Neil, aendcn. for Providence.
,s sop Sa'aa" 1h'''''' AuA'0s'An' for sad~'n'-
kioop Chsrieg ycres, New London, 8 dsya
Sto Incr Franklin, Dcogherty, Baltimore
elsarloy Noyaty, Eel, TblA telpb,a
Steamer Vulcan, NorTison, PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Cspray. BeDney. Providence
Cleaner New London Smith rev London
HNI1W
Ship Gladiator, Of Ecw Bedford, from Rotterdam
Brig Vidal NNorl, from New aaseHoh By pho. bout Ed.
win ForTee, No Il
SAILED.
FtenDophip MataIzae MatsB2sa
ShShips Great Northern (br), Liverpool, Monsoon, Lon.
don; brgs Isabella Hay P do; WandSrer lDr) Falmouth;
OLGA Nenp), Arns;erdhm; CaTe1h 81 Johpp, PR,
Wind durcs ihe day 3, very light
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H'n'iVLI bNHtIsds
an9 ceash OK Rear Admiral tho Hon, John Frederick
fitzgerald Dc Ros took place IA London the ION net
Lne nevcee or the gallant ceOeased purely OF
peace character 10 entered tho service IN lslS end
nnAly lt. u Ia 1883 ct lho age Of twenty nine not
napg bedn ah0Qt On dasy frce that period. The De-
ceased Rear Admiral publshod, In 1891. narrative Of
travels msda By him IN the United siats and Canada
together win observations tho maritime resourcap Of
ho states al9o account Of she condition OF their
dockyBrds ard navy
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General Count Ialour 20 n SeTrc French banker In
payment Of supplies and advances sse sold the yes
Petre. Some tne after H. Petre wished 10 remove her
from tho port and the French government msdo no OBJ
foiion Bat she Consul Of King Voter Emanuel at Ton
oo Drought IN action, by order OF Cunt Cayour before
ine tribunal Of Commerce OK that town, 10 obtain peg
Session or Tho rgale Tor hs Aajesty as KING Of say
Fere, however, ralged the objection that the tribunal
could not entertain the case for the that the plain
H was not accredited Consul OF the King Of Italy Ihe
Tribunal held the objection 10 DO valid and dismissed tho
action An appeal against that decision presented to
tho Imperial Court Of AK and heard two dAye bach
hut tho Court confirmed The judgment
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Forth EthJ. View VorE lly21 IspfDySl
Ariel View Gors. Aug A.. .ArpinT ali
hofiaefn Aigbt .N6w Sofb... .AuglA Anyinwall
KINGSTON, JA., HAVANA AND rAssAU, Mp.
CLEAror--Fron slew yG,e for Enqttor IN on lbs Goth
cav ~ ssoh month. ~
EARuAW-Frota York fer Havana via Yafsaa p On
She arrival Of seJpae Cunard steamer rev York
sfBrAL NOTICE.
M IGaaqes and ilers intended for the New YoaK BaRlrp
stouhl Dc Scai6d.
YopK-rurs pAy
SUN 81 MOON FITS. Q 90
fuF % luGa WATER eve 10 "A
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAl
TUESDAY. July 0-Gp. NJ.

The following 's q comparative statement Of the
exports (excinai7e of specie) from the port Of
New York TO foreign ports TO, the week aud since
January L.
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u peaSns 70 haYo 10 record cf thoee who have risen
70 commercial emnerca among that While hey prog.
pelea peyo nd lho ordinary OF lhnge, lhoy we're
ever ready 70 dietrhuie their wealth AGAIN when By DO
ing 90 thsy could promote the welfare aud happiness OF
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REsTAURANTS.

TE7E DAVIS MEs sENGER Col. TAYLOR VISITED
ID The President under flag of truce The President dis
posed him in few moments That's the BrENSER
does With his custemfn gives them glass OF Ale for three
canu sends them about their business arlt
speaJ nay,hwes corrc- az Rrnafvav RpkNOEk
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The Ct. Louis Democrat, under date Of the
evening Of the 9Th inst, remarks:--
The money market opened this morning with every
appearance Of and boore the close xohapgo
had worked down to per cent promium although
asking g. Bot there js too much hand and TOO
little demand 10 make object TO hold exchange. The
decline in exchange would DO considered ordinarily
very favorable turn In tho hstoTy Of Missouri money,
but with the banks IN stale Of suspensop nobody
tell how 20 calculate
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RIO PHYSICIANS u HANDSOMELY FfulSr Sd FDr
nEhed Paslor srd Bedroom 10 et VIII shhoo B9a,d.
a. the ashland House Fourth aycuuP above .byi
sGet Tho hs perfect IN al IFS arrangements
good location n sian
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TO RADnEIoEs TO LET. NEATLg rrAaIsnEo 4
Room the rst floor, WITH without breakfist Il re-
quied IN quiet, clean n'a house. thert ara board
ers 0rchdren; very suitable elderly GaLcman Led
Rom on the third story; aud BATH; very low hp
Fly al ~ Amy street