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MISCELLANEOUS.
OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,
LITERARY SCHOOL.

TTNHIS SCHOOL COMPRISES EIGHT PERMANENT.
LY organized slssseS vhoAe studies csrpmsncs With
the siphsbstand continued in hs Elementary Branches
Mathematics language. English Ltsratnre Natural Sci.
ences and Moral Philosophy, until the binds Of the stu.
dents properly trained rthe duties Of life The 10.
vesgaions and discussions thnruugh and cnmpeheH.
sve Necessary apparatus is freely supplied The Libra
and Cabinets embrace extensive collections
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EXPENSES

Music is taught Ms science aud art. Instruction
is given on the Piano, Guitar and Hsrmonum. Unusual
attention is devoted TO Vocal and Sacred Music
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The First Session Of the Neso or Thirty -SeuentA
Conoress commences December 8, 1S6l-Its erist-
sace dates from Harck 4 1861.
SENATE
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Arrived.

s.,,,.ll, Kau.k M. rcr Nss.su " p July 90 In hal
lot I'd Hole 10 the Va, Pssed brsautne SULTAN. OF He"
ssp Moasfey of Boson, Smith, suaars April Topper 70
a A ~Ae CO. Jan. l3 a. - 80 =, lon. - W fell In with
s.r n lion. Of boston Pea.on. from London or Cal
eta ioad~d with ratoat iron IN sinking coniiop TOOK
.n'. sifs sitter Children snisd the at ).
H,sna and brought he eap's iaSy 90 w por he StS
8 and w the "a June sprung leah IN lAi . i1g
y W. md when Aoandoeed ad IN feet Of "Iisi u ihe d 10
Thoms. DHvid."s seaman u 'etisnd Va Hiuea VIC
s7 5uiden aud Was owed BY D. b. eomo Of bo'
shp sss Taylor London days in ballast to John
Ship Jsrs ian Thompor Bike Liverpool June %, mdse
BsrE Golden Era lof Roc1hnd hondbe, Iehsboe Jones'
81 rns Jure 49, guAno to Ba.h I'd Monlion Co has mad
Byh rd the entire pas.age July % lat u ~ I'm "a -
.~ sms doSn to large ,Soopm''t schooner
Itch boe TO .aPPo.sS he ,ma fV I sn 70 10 .ss
Hs,,sTs bsAs W. By IS ni"s boa ded by an ecet
bock "a. they fell In With the 2sih the efi
M,rin OF Bo,ton with. pdIs ere. on board chased her
Elrk r. O. w Dodse J.rvi. rrnid,d Cuba July 10
snd sset T. C. Peer. Had light breefe' and hne
Es G. att. of New. Bedfordl Dubois Psnsmbueo July
Rio Graz de soI.- July old hon kc 90 Nathaniel
sud d.. JAY Is, of Bcmnda, spoke ,chr John Eliot,
Be',oa Tor San Domingo who reported tsyns been chased
.s~ bafk ,t-eriug Who When she made altered her
Dat having good breeze oa,,sd her when hauled her
~iue dnesfed again July ~ made pig steering .
Squared ADD kspt on Der peyon. course July 2 fore
and an ehse with the same success. Have
no these weasel. pvstee. neiiher of
the timely wsd OF The Elliott and the superior sailing
the H. Watts, sue would no doubt baye ostn caught Inc
Wss bring. this Capt Obes aud crew the orig Caro-
lin bJston VINO struck - snhksn f"ei on cas .. Rogue
Ju, = and copd-mned at Rio Granoe The e. was from
H. fo Rio Gsnde with an assorted egp abo was owned
=, a w. Seer, Of Bo,ton, where she was insured
Brig Minnie Miller (of Coumbial White, CAeel~ IL days,
sugar. Sc, to brett Son L Co
Brig Los Amigos (FT OF Kingston, Jam Narlng hsmedos
sday' sugar TO II a. , 90 * 20, ~ .. op
spo.s o,,s y, ~ u,inSoS.I e.TIanS Trinidad
y phs t1 ~ VI !. n. .,. ,n w. " '
cabs ya,ya ~. oaa - " 49, dv In h.la., Irlv a,
schr hsef rieIce or ~ ,V I ~ c.. H.,
1s hsih ashore 2" a le pnnJ, i co. s 'p ''
sehI phln - IN, ~ 49, N Pr smith N,..,n
~ Is. M, az,n nip.spnl,s 10 Eneas 3l ult oG
s.,n.,,,, .Sois H. n s,.srner Union, cruiins.
sehr Julia (Br Cox Lnsan, O. b., 10 days. coal TO J. r.
scb PhoeniT Hamilton, Elzsbe,hpOr, coal for 81. John.
ID.
Sehr Hndson, Warren, Ebksbe'hport for Portland
sebr Mary Emily, French Ei1snrihPGr', for Bangor
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srArR or Nkw.YoKx.
QuARTRRMAsrRR-OkSE aAgs DEPAATMESr,
No. 81 Walksrst New-York, Aug 3, 1861.
,sniu fnr Snhsislence 10 the Volume

No. 81 WAssr.st New.York Aug B. 1861. }
PROPOSALS for Subsistence TO the Volunteer
sed VIII DO received II this office until
Wyday next Aug 1901 Ut IL m. for furnishing subsistence
TO the Troops rendezvous at this Depot under Cen
sral Order No. 49, .
The ration furnished by virtue OF such contract shall con-
% the articles viz One and quarter pounds OF
flesh or a beef threequaors pound OF pork bacon
ouocea bread Our ortwee unces Of hard bread
or pounds o meal and at the rate 10 one
stous quarts beabs or iG lieu thereO twice
p,r week ole hasdrtd and hty ounces Of dosiccated
aoss aud hundred ounces of mixed vegetables
Ten pound. OF coffee, o. IN lieu thereof and Que
bal. pounds hesn pounds OF four quarts Of vim
gar one pound sperm Candles and foath pound OF
candles -four pounds soap and two quarts OF salt Or THE
CONTKACT0k SHALL FURNISH, AS AN EQUIVALENT
FOR THE ABOVE, good ard wholesome board 70 the
Volunteers. at the option Of the Commandment NJ Depot the
board f one day being onated a. one ration In
ease f. furnished the will Furnish soap and
c.us IA proportions Shove aud In every the and
candles In bulk ~ the order Of the command
ant, for distribution oy him 80,
and provided the General Government for such
bidder In his proposal wi the nance, address, and
proposed ss suretie who
,ha upon acceptance VI the gn tho requisite bond for
Ia. ia hllment Of the contract.
The successful bidder be prepared to sner upon the
Of his contract within twenty four hours Alter
This sh, win be reserved to reject any and all Of tho pro-
c. A. ARTHUR,
Epsipecr-!n Chief
A A. Quarterlnaster General
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UARRIE ID.

,.n,xv.r, IN vy.an..a.y. Jolly 81 at Nysck, Robert
MsIweil pinv all AGED 10 months son oil james o. a
gsret AL inws Of ths city. ~.
Towin Of Carl and Isabel NJ Brandt asea A
l3 days
BURNsAt Staten Island Friday Aug Ann Barns as'd
BLIss-At New. Hsvep, Friday, Aug Sl George La
Fersl Al the re,idencs of biz parents No " Columbia street
Brooklyn. on Sunday Aug stSi p m Tue "e"'' WIG
enthusiastically, Saturday evening Mary Connoly,
osngh Of Richard aud Carne A. Beami'h aged months
Fusersl notice In Monday mornings papers.
CLARKE bToosyh, on saturday Ang iaol h e s,r Of
Aaron Clark erhay" Of NewYOrs City In the 'h year
The funeral service. viii be held IN Trinity Church NewYOts
on Tuesday morning, g, o'clock THe resi ano friend.
Of the family respectfully invited to attend Without
COOPER On Friday, Aug q 1851, Marie, wife of Abram
Cooppr In the 5'th gear other age v
CROSBY-ou Saturday Aug sfser potrscted Illness MI
The o win take place hi: day MONDAY at oS%Ss
T. o. TIE relatives and friends Of the family and qe OF
IN, brohsrosw II p freeman, respectfully invited 70
cioUTouRN~in this city, On Friday Aug O. Elizabeth n
the only beloved cd OF Walter aud ~ Cloubo"n esed ~
DUfTY-n this city, Friday, Ang Morris Duffy 10 the
HOW RD~In Brooklyn on Saturday Aug Rebeces. infant
daughter Of Joseph p. ard Elizabeth j. Howard aged q
at the residence Of her parents No 90 Pinesp-
pr, street SUNDAY. Aug 4 at2i M -, IT., .ooora
.oS Of the Ste T1Smas B 10 the ,h year q nj:
HENRY-In this city, Friday, Aug. Ella, cs"sh'@f Of
John o. a 3 Isabella Henry, aged gear and ~ days
KNERLAND- In tbs city, Friday, Aug z, Henry Knee
land. ,v..
NEHEMIAH tits city Friday, Aug James mchenns
only Of Patrick end Elizabeth Mcheuna sssd years ana
3moBth.. A., -.
MI LOCK-At Greenpoint. Thursday Aug; L. jesse
Holland, of Jesse and Josephine MuiOeA assa .
moths. -,
sTARK-In th, city, on Thursday, Aug. ], John Henry
Stark r,, -.
VASE UR-rn this city, Friday, Aug Philippe 'a'seur
aged 20 year, native Of France m w
ser John C. toberson. deces'ed In tie JOIN
wear OF bis
WIsKFMANS-st Hobokeu, N. j. Friday, Aug e. or In.
asnna Of tie bowels, ML Phip Nisksmann, ssei 81
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SATURDAY, Angnst 3-P. "


The Stock market to-day was moderately active and
at the opening there was rome frmness, but as the
call preceded weakness was vsibe in the share deal
ings. and at the elose prices were fe lower than
yesterday. The business to be almo, entirely
confined TO street operaIors excepting moderate in
vesiment demand for Bonds Government, State and
Railroad. The action Of Congress in passing the
tax bill and Tins providing for the interest the pub
lie debt had very favorable influence upon Govern
ment securities, and the quotations advanced per
cent on the Go Of 1884, and the 30 per cent. This
nearly as high az the market stood before the Bull
Run disaster. The Board held no second scssion
to-day, but in the street prices Of shares were
generally better, while the full advance in
Government Stocks was scarcely sustained
Border State bonds show firm market to-
day. At the clote the quotations were as follows,
u s. Sc, "a, coupon, s0S8i u. s. 6s, 49, reg, 88i q
80; Tennessee &c, t3i 043s; Virginia 6s, 5Oo50I;
Missouri Go, 43i al Canton Company, 1904; Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company, 859S6; Pennsy-
vanis Coal Company, 49, Pacific Mail, 73073I; N. Y.
Central Railroad, 76t 976a Erie r. r. 26i a26i; Erie
Railroad preferred DC; Hudson River, 34i 934i Har-
lem Railroad, l0i IL; do. preferred 25i 926 Read
ing Railroad, SO 936i; Michigan Central Railroad Al
042ii Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail-
road, l330l4; do guaranteed, 29i e29i; Panama
Railroad, l06al0Si Illinois Central Railroad, 81 e64i;
Galens and Chicago Railroad, 63I 963i; Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad, 2si a2sl Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 40040i; Illinois Central Boad 70,
89299O.
The busnes in foreign bills for the Saturday steamers
has besn light and rates heavy. Sterling s 1861
9lO7l. Francs 6.3095.23a.
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LOVES TRICOLOR.

A BLUF-rrLL on her bahy-lap hf~s
Vito. Inst we were together,
Coaci.a IN tie irag ant meadow where II grew
1hst showery, sunbright weather
All Ap'il ia the nkies,
May cleaning through her eyes:
SweeE birds singing,
Bios ous spriuging,
Binds upon tie heather
A purpling rose placed within her hand
That young lite's Snmmer token
Her giflish soul my soul could understand
The maiden spell was broken
Sof, lOve.light on her face
Revealed s dimpling grace;
Warm hearl-hushes
In her bushes
Told the words just spoken.
A waxen. willie camelia on her breast
All, we'll 90 remember!
Ny love laid down where calm che lay at resti
II was 10 the bleak December;
Dead, dead her heart love fire
Mine only may expire
In deaths sleeping:
Lifelong weeping
Shall no, quer Oh its eniber.
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narkets-CAKETrLLI hTroETED ron THE ~ Y. TRrsUsR.
SATURDAY, Aus. ,. I5dl.
steady, sale. II Pots IS and feu' t537
coTlo The m..ket bs been eJS riih ae' Of 200 bales
COFFEt-An doscfpons are tIm but thrfe !, not much
dng sales Of 1000 bags ho at adl4ic and 30 bsg' 81 Domingo
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western Canal Fouris
fair bot the ssortmentb poor and business Is restricted In
tnd ter grades no dull irregular The sales "a
Western - aSss s. Tor iks low gsds. Of Weston
~ for fair good brand. Of eIt. stis ~ asa
ROuDdHoop EItrs Ohio ard ss9ss 20 fof brand. do,
u 4O bbs at - 5Oas7 80 fr Extra, s. uth-In Flour il.
hf IN a inquiry for shipmet sales Of $50 bbls at
s?Gsa 70 % ief ~iied 70 good napefnne pse &c ana
quest sale, Of $50 bbl at ~ 25ds3 so Corn Meal in sr
sales Of $50 bb s2ts0s2 IS for Jersey. and 81 IS
FRUIlhe quiet but steady sales Of 900 boxes.
sOfor Bunch and ~ - Tor Layers and " bb CuaA-
GRAIN-The msriet ia poorly supplied and with good In
Of Amber, &C. wanted fr France miller. .ls ooyiag
do cub At ssSsc 1870 do MissaE.s Club q, use 81 %
400 DO Amber Msaeke. o. 800 do. yer, handsome
A%Ds 81 5 S do ssa White PRIME re- a 's
+i D., 200 do fair now White Kentucky :. ~ @ I2Oo
esrey and Bailey Matt dull and uouosl oa,s
s,esdy and in moderate 1qairJ at 2oac for Canadian $40
Western "a. at3c for State Corr again better the
inquiry god f., export and s .I.s' .pp,1s %
Eastern mIod $6947c for shipping do and +@!c Tor West
srn Yellow.
HIDES dull and heavy. do not hear Of any ses
estimated ii $500.
MOLAsSEs 10 hrm sales of10 hhds Porto Rico at 800.
NAVAL 51OItES-CIude TurpeHtue Is quiet bat holders
are very hrm Spirits do quiet zoe. Counon kon
quest aud prices steady sasso 300 bbls %
$40 ID In yAId.
OILS-linseed continues quiet 5td35o Crud. Fish 10
dun pnc~. sustained quote Whale +Oa41c. and
Sperm at : 20Otl 70.
PROViSIONsThs Pork market IL du and heavy sales Of
2s7 bos st#l5 IS for Mess T6 10 for Clear ga
10 for Prni, Beef ssady and In fair squest sales OF
237 bb at 80 50 10 IS for kspsckod Mes. and Ell S0d
IL 20 for extra beef Hams hrm sales Of Western at
Slb Bacon and Cut quiet Lard dull but with vt
sales Of leo bbs and tea ct aSic Butter la fair
inquiry dlsc for State aud 1dc for Ohio. Cheese Ia
inquiry for export for ONO SAFE state
RICE L. quiet sales at 81 dtio
SUCARbI demand active and prices lie. higher
the oferbgs sma importers expect 10 realize m CHER
prces sale. Of hhd mainly CaDA at HaoGc We quote
lar TO rood Refining At 5td3lc. -
TALLOW-Iho very firm, With good denl.nd for
port uoderuts sales Of lao hhds sgd for
pIims, and $40 for butchers Association.
WHisKY-The nakei hrni the inquiry 10 fair sales Of
100 bbls. Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-04

The anthracite coal brought down by the Reading
Railroad this week amounted IN 2S,i 0i TINS; ams
week last year, 40 Ii3 The btuminous coal not
vet reported will be about 800 tuns. The schu, Ail
Canal has brought down 2s6a9 tms; same week laft
year, 1886.
Tie Chicago Tribune says:
Dispatches raid 10 he from reliable sources report
thai the exieDsve clearinghouse Of Green & Stone,
If Muscaiine, Iowa, had been Obliged 70 suspend.
The firm has long held Leading position among Wrs-
err banker. We are asrured that the fiinfe will In
no way affect the soundnsss Of the State Bak Of lows
They were the principal stockholders Of ore, ana ii IA
thought tao. Of it's branches. Tie interes's Of the
bank are said to be projected In every particular.
New-Yosk Exchange is plenty Ou',ide and on the
Board Of Trade il is sold freely al par Tor approved
currency. The banks charge /. paying par q /, For
coin about 1 discount is the rutes.
The Miipauk,s Sentinel Of the Let inst. says;
Money bnsioess was very dull yesterday, and rates
un, hanged The banks found comparatively lew
toners Tor exchange, as merchants continue holding
back for lower rates. The current rates y
prem ium buying "a ceiling for N-w-lork sight.
Drafls on Buffalo DO not bring over premium. Coli
is plenty and was sold by the banks yesterday
at las Y cent
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miscellaneous.

DAPGAINS.- TURBAN HATS, SIhAw
ID BLoOMERs and WAsHBowL STYLE. THApELiNy<
IA rs for Ladies f. Ii B0NNtTS now resay' opISsS
SO worth 81 Chldren's Hats and Ronpet. L; ntNNS
Millinery, 81 Broadway, up stairs oppois ae'roponAa NV.
DEMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent nag
III removed to No. 4sl Broedvsy betsesn oIsnS M IN
Bsoouie-sts where he sells Toctsse PiANVe ioI
round corners carved -gs 800 and warfranted
PIANOS and MELODEONS fom So 70 Slw an aines ~
Music-I Merchandise at war ptces fianos ana 81
let from 50 to ~ per month. rent SLOWED paicns -.
agreement. Monthly payments received toi VOC
ALEXANDRA ORGANS Tor Churches at low p1cee
KINGSFORDs OSWEGO STARCH hwa's
N Ts,f.ct KlNGsFORD'S name 10 90
every box and package for the protection etse pane
' rx,~ The attention Of families Is sonciea W
n<s ,fuke SiLVER-GLOSS STARCH.
nAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY s sne
IL int IMMEDIATE LANDINGS 1stes9sT MINES
leaves from Foot of Harhso r-st., every MOs s
DAY and FRIDAY MA IN. Landing SOnst
CINDAY ROAT for KEYPORT landing ~
- linton Rossyille To,tens Perth Amooy, sno s.sn
a,eh x.y21rbe steamboat KEYP0Rr viii Leave noo vii
pie, on SUNDAY Aug. 4. at o'clock d M he'u''""
lsave eyport at q o'clock p M
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Passengers Sailed

In s,,cnlip Nee Ycrk for SoE'A0ngon and B'smen-E
Puvenstcdt q Schedt and lady. " ko'tmeer lady and
cLilr-n OTTO sine Mai Crl budrnberg New elk
Mr.. Chroite ,chImer snd mr. ehidan Jerry City Jscob
Indiana. Chr ieuGieck Beuen; Alfred 20 eD
NJ Chez scb6nfed Il. Adler Mss ois Ost'e L. yos'
~ Hhie Joha Dsui. Lot. ticus MIR Samuel boebm Saml
Adrl.bri rrr lady chui Abal,m Drey ius d. -t,
Vel. EpIs eiu ,jy aud four chien, }. A NtkD.o" iss
Pau.ips g. Bsrhiy Joseph Befuaud l.. Oppenbriuer, W
Nav Loui. Birtu.r W.egand New.Hoki hs bertha
Fr.udcnb-rs and children, Lake Supporters MIS- hosein
Eobokon H. Boelitl Eew.Orrans; Mss r. Iaagi and two
ridt.n Alabama Miss TboIr,o Pschrer, old Lyme. Conn
Che -s ehulo-r Nj ~alkss; Mis- Bertha FAX H. Jsmcs
Colee Md Loui Bio, Ad phe Fayry, Miguel Campodoni
CO. Chile Uottbod afiocg h. NGer. New YORK. and '9in
.teersge Tot.-lJ7
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NOT YET.


Ri WILLIAM CULLEN BH1ANi.
Oh country, marvel Of the earth
Oh realm to sndd-n greatness grownl
The age that glirie5 in thy birth,
Staii it behold Elee overthrownl
Shsll traitors ley that greatness lowi
No. Land OF POPE and Blessing, Mol
And we who wear thy glorious name,
Shall w., like eravens, stand apart,
When t0ose whom thon hast trusted ann
The. zeath-blow al thy generous heaI1'
Forth goes the battle-cry, and 10!
hos,s rice III harness, shouting, MOI
Ind they who founded, in our iand,
TIE power that rules from sea 10 sea-
Bled they in vain, or vaiDly pldD"eo
To leave their country great and Tree
Their sleeping asl es from below,
Send up the thrilling murmur, NO.
Kni, thew the gentle ties which long
THIS. sister States were proud To wear,
And forged the kindly Links so strong
For idie hands lit sport TO teif-
For scornful hands aside 20 throw
No. by our fathers memory, NO
Our humuiug marts, our iron ways, ,.
Oar wi, ,,.toesed woods on mountain Cres',
The hoarse A. lanric, with lis baSs,
The calm, broad Ocean q the "esN
And Mississippi torrent-h0w,
And loud Niagara, answer, MOI
No, Get the hour Is nigh, when they
Who deep in Eds dun t~ilight st,
Earth ancient sings sh"h nee anu say
.. promo country. welcome TO the Ilt
% sooo ar, thou, like US, brought low !"
No, sullen group OF shadows, No!
For now, behold, the arm that gave
lie victory in our fathers day,
Strong, as OF old, 10 quad and save-
That mighty arm whirh none can stay
Gu .ihds above and f., his below,
Writes, in mems de hit, the answer, No!
IN. Y. Ledger
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Mnrkets-Reported BIZ Telegrnph.

PHuApxLPalA Aug a-FLouM dali WAR. dscliring ten
dency; White u S4 81 49, Red, 81 l8d1l H. CoRs
changed, Old Yellow, sz4S3e WHsKf firm, aud a.
2Uc
BurYaLo, August 3-FLOuR dun. WHEAT quiet aud holders
fer sses yesterday afternoon Of 0O bush Milwaukee Clue
5000 bush do IL 00o bush do at &c. l4yo bu.h
aukeym At Bo To day 1900 bu,h Milwaukee pnEaio
teru CoAs better Ia good demand ses yesterday ser
noon 90 bush at tiss M, ID 0oo bush 3lio So1
bush no WEEKLY nominal al l3ic. CANAL fRR,sHrs dull
Toe Corn lc heat to kewYoIk InPoRrs 900 bbls.
Flour 200 bush Wheat 81 600 bush Corn CANAL ErPokr
3ooo bqsh Flour 49, 800 bosh whes, $4,000 bush Corn s
100 bush 0ets =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-04
CITY ETE us.

Rvx.-Snce the last session Of the Board Of Excise
six.y-oRe persons have applied for license. Yesterday
Feederics Evers Of No. 95 Cherry street, Luke CARR
ean of No. 29l Front street, ]. P. Burke of No.
Greenwich street. Patrick Cool Of No. 25 Vandewater
street, and several Others whose names we could not
sau were arrested and imprisoned for selling liquor
v1Ihout license.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

REcoLLRcTIso CoMRApE IN DiATREss.-While
Che ID regiment Of Hudson county were CHARTERED at
Trenton, previous to their departure for the seat Of
war, Hughey McNicho member of company g
Hudson Guards, was accidentally shot through the
bang BY Of his comrades. and has been All invalid
sver since. After receiving their pay, on Friday
evening. the company took up contribution amount
ding u $l03, 70 be presented to Hugh.
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Ey TeIe4rGph.

BALTIMORE Aug 2-Capt Cooper President OF tho Board OF
Pilots that the piotboat c. ee has just Tstoed from
sous sshore, all old wrecks shs nothing
whatever =
HosoLsLu June 1.-THE whseshp Walter Scott Paxton tof
Edzanown arrived Of this pot 9th inst from tho North
lsiiny badly She ben surveyed and ho having
ported would require extensive and costly rep
ha. condemned and will DO sold for tho bench. Of whom
may opneerns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-04

ACCIDENTS AND ISoUEsTs.--An inquest was held
yesterday by Coroner Gamble, upon the body of Mi
Shasl AcGoh, who was found drowned at the foot OF
Robinson street, North River. The doceased was in.
temperate IN bis hsbits and is supposed to have walked
no the dock 1be Coroner held an inquest ON the
body OF Robert Hunter, who accidentally drown ned
o. the loot OF Christopher street, North River. Yer
diets of accidental death were rendered m each Of
the above cases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-04
passcuRers Arrived

IN g'srmsAip Farr~t from Nassau \. P-Jotph Mass N
FI,tg ), v IAN IL Em1re the Hon. Juo =. Cooke, r. A.
/ Ertbe J. Wbl;rir,. /. HOhfoa. and y q. O'loreth
ia sfe0n.hiD MoHier,y, from SUnoud-CsPt fapon ana
f,mily Of tie ship S4 oi HCTe. . =, , , ~, r
~ i-hr Eugssie. Jrom NIiHia, N. pMrs NJ g. smith, j.
z. Brown AID J. H. Ttas
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THE CENSUS OF IRELAND.
LOSS OF % PER CENT IN TWENTY ihAN0
RELIGIOUS STATISTICS.

The following table shows the huinDe' "
,.ns in eacb pPovnce county city, and certain cor
nora,o towns between 1851 and 1861, with increase
and decrease. The population of ls4i was the largest
ever Obtained and though emigration was avu'e, VIC
natural increase kept up until the p hIicah Ga
element and the fearful famine OF loio- ieh upon
the land with disastrous effect. Inc decrease hon
1871 TO 1851 was l,622,739, or about 70 per cent
and nearly all of this took place in the last hnd part Oh
that decade. From 1851 TO 1851 the decrease WIS
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-YoRK......."...Auo. ..
Cleared.

Orleans Bell Liverpool w. Frosti Juvsna
Young Li,.rpo a. Nesnit SoLsi Iimour, Johnson Liver
pooi LaVreu,e Giles Co edslnno Lucas San FTane'co
Randolph NJ COoisy . 49,
B.k,-aha Auggst. tswed.l Mylen Cork Punch Mrinc,e
Wrodt, sctra BAker Queenstown, o. T. Buley Express
SuribuiE hsvuns, J. Is. GHger.
BHs-a Dunt4I, Rockwell. A'pirwsl. b =. sm'l - 80
eIts,o,.,.-~rh,. J.f-r.on Ksnasy. Salon, Cssiil-
n B,ls,ty s. John, ~ Greene Cuiiiei Corn hcf'sen
E.x IisrbOT -.
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ali!itarp Notices.

Co. 18TH RKGIMxST, N. Y.S.T.(
IspgPsSpyScP GUAM. Nyv.YoNK, Aug B. 1861. J
Company Orders, No. 8.-ln ompance with the
fer, .x ofur This company assemble at the Company
Aruory conner Boone and Merc-T-st MONDAY next -
. M IN full UNIFORM fully armed and equipped (shous ap
SACKS, bite gloves kon call a; ~ IN, precisely
NJ ord.r Gait JOHN ID OTTIWELL,
JOHN MARA, Ord. Sergt.
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READY FOR PIRATEs.-We understand che clipper
ship Prma Donna, now oadng in Sutton Il Co.'S dis
pssch line S4n Francisco has splendid red cannon
On board. Without any expectations of ever having
sny use for tbem the owners think it harm to carry
Ne documents.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRooKLYs CRY MoRTALITY.-Tbe total number of
es.ths 10 ih city last week 1883 Of which were adults
fnd 100 children TIE prtnc diseases 10 u
g nPtion 10: bydoceI hln arRsnius 81 conges
Bon Of brsin 81 disIfheA o. Laessles O. snail boz 40
Usder year OF age o. Natives Of United States is Ireland
III Germany, a. England s1d Scotland each.