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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
PERSONAL.

Some particulars, in the nature Of biograFh hcal
notice Of the rebel generals, will be OF interest lnst
now. Gen. Samuel Cooper il the senior oIncer. ihls
gentleman wss born in Delaware County, in this
Stale, and was sent to the Military Academy, where
be graduated in 1917. He was coon placed on staff
duty, generally at Washington was military fecre-
taIy, believe, of Mr.. Poinse at all events of the
secretTy d War; chief clerk Of that department, then
an aid to Gen. MeComb, genera.in-chief Of the army,
and subsequently an assistant adJutant-general In
this bureau BY personal and political influence, he
went through the various grades TIL, On the death Of
Gen. Roger Jones, he became acknowledgement, whcl
place he resigned last Spring. Col. Cooper married
Miss Mason, sister Of the ex-senator from Virginia
His son-in.law, Frank Wheaton,, now colonel OF the
I'd Rhode Island Regiment, wac appointeda Lieutenant
in the lst cavalry where be remained tl transferred
az above. Gen. Cooper never saw battle, aud eX-
cept for few month"; IS years siDee, never had the
actual command of man, much less an army. Cen
erals Johnston and Lee had a regular military educa-
on, but moet OF the latters service in our army
was in a staff position and he never has had an
important command lie ID Virginian by birth,
and an accomplished man. lie married Miss Gusts,
the only child Of the late George w. p. Gusts.
She inherited from her father Arlington, opposite
Washington, and also other extensive plantations on
TIE Rappabanock River. Mrs. Lee is in favor of the
UniJn and was few weeks since residing almost un-
known in Washington. Gen, Johnston held a staff
appointment us poy master for tine, and was one
of the army for several years. His battle record, eX
cepng in a subordinate capacity, is yet to be made.
He and Gen. Lee We're always deemed efficient and
intelligent officers, but ranked above many Of
their assoca,es Gen. Beauegard graduated second in
bis cla6s, aud became breyet second lieutenant oil
engineers, rising TO captaincy, which he held when
lie resigned. PGssis, we remark that Rufus King OF
Wisconsin, native of this city, and Geo. W. Merrill
Of CooperstowD, both reported appointed Brgaoer.
Generals in our seryice, each graduated ETst at the
Point Cen B. was never oon-hered superior or the
equal even of Major Barnard, Cspts. BenbSn, Fraser,
and other officers OF tie engineer corps. His expedenee
was in Mexico as an engineer officer on generals
staff The duties are simply TO direct and construct
forifeatioDs, batteries &c. aad have no more oOnnec-
tion with the disposition handling Of troops in the
field than belongs TO the duties of the medical staff or
the Chaplain. A, Bull Run he bad an opportunity to
show his engineering ability in erecting masked bat
teres and other works, end then fought the battle
At 81 O'Clock he was defeated by forces and would
have fallen back On Manassas Richmond but for the
appearance Of Gen. Johnston with 600 fresh troops
This was Gen. BIS first batIle. Its results, while be
oioAc wac responsible, do not warrant the high encom
ums psssed on him.
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Arrived.

Steamship Rdinburrh CBIl Ro,krn, Liverpool Aug snd
Qusensovn 9Th ~ t:iO md.e aud P.ss 20 j. o. Dale
Aas e lat q &; oB 20 a. Ps'e steamship Great h.,iern
crbeTg. lh Let IS % lon. IS 10, lip CouiedeTsnes (Brl
boundE same day 'hp Lo~s lBr snd esfI QessH rs.Ii
heuce for HAyr- day G 81 81 Ion % a. steamship kau.
SHIP Felipe B Of Liverroon Hushe, RIO Jsn.iro Jiy l
coffee mattel sed 10 company ~iih has AoEe(noh oi
Chsrestob for Boston, and 81" July % IL lat 70 NJ lou
Ship Belle Of the oesan of Provdnes, Resd Liverpool 5,
dsJ coal .ter Aug H. lat ~ D, spoke brig Happy Re
torn tBrl. nov. Cape Breton ior S-~-iors
slip Harvey Birch Nel.oo, Liverpool Jaly H. eOs TO J. II.
Bsrt slsb T. Bryan, of Bo,,onl L.po cron'sdi June oi
PACED Ehip1Ie IgS " hsp ae 70 W% hope 70 h9s
lon a. IS q ase lerberr, and ,A 81
loS 81 5 ps...S .t.ssr T,st Essisrn .srns T. s,h ls
q p n O. ,pose h'hhs sshr Elizabeth to hsFhshead
Esfh Mont. HsrnaoTd B.rbsdes. Aag 70 b,l, to
vousy Aug 20 - miles s. 4. Of BAnsgi sPose barb Hyre
rion, hence for BGrbsdo's.
Waterman Dinon Co. Hss had Light westerly winds mos; Of
Bfs A. sniher' CBr), Johnson In,sua Aut H. salt to A
Boz J. W Jehg2p tBhl Day Arroyo P. r. Aug :, u;af TO
FMS Thou.. ~ asyhsw tBr), Friih, Bemud. day. in
Bns TruIio Mnssn Linsan c. B., II day, coal to Brett,
seir Charles Tann. tBrl Evans Nassau, p 10 diy-.
sehi Harriet FULLER Miller Portland Ne days heading to
schr Es,,ern Belle Michn Bangor days lumber to T NJ.
Mayhew Co . -,
scsi PhSraon Dach Coos. our.cos Aug g. f.ic, ke to
schr Prince Leopold tBr Wallace. Bermuda days ,uPen.
sehr Car,.ow CBr Dsyon Aux Cages Aug lOswoOi aud
coffee to u. II. Dewoi -
scbr Jane, N Holmes Bewster Buueoa days. fruit 10 T.
Gimsitin. -,
schr W. A. Griffin Ross, Fan River IN ballast.
Schr Thomas " iusus. Dayi.. Fall River, n ballast
Sch. Gazette, Bsult Boston for Albany.
Selr Euelue, HEight, Bsb-e, Orient, In belfast
sehr Snow Dhn Snow, Gloucester oayt, hsh.
sehr Eu. line, Stoddard. res Haven. Ia ballast.
Scar. Highlander Nickerson, Boston Tor Albany.
Sclr. Copia. Bea. ~. Boston ior Albany
Steamer ounebssg ~ 3. trEnpop Lopez "ash.nson d.
Steamer De,wsre Johu'on Phlsdslphs aud Cape Nay,
rdse. and pas. 90 Fred PERI los ,
Steamer Woodward CuniH, Baltimore. mdse. TO William
DHzclL ,,
KukpBtTict. .,,,
Pes Young Providence. mdse 70 Edward Bynner
sALED-Aug 2O-Ships Creole, Hayro David ftJ liayfe'
Doi.nna (rl Quserst bs hs Ninevsh. Queensto~n
E.frife PtusJ Piymouh; Queen Of tie fl-e, tBI Cork
Rig Rohst MOVE Schf.. Elizabeth Jane -, hits
El,a Hus.au. ". p. F1Ash, Nasssu, ~ P.--si br.
From Cuafauinc-Sluanslip =. Sales, iTuxLlo.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME ECOURT-CHAnBERs-Aus.2l 2l-Bsfore Jestce
SUTHERLAND.

SUPREME ECOURT-cHAxBERs--Aus2 2l-Bsfore Jessice
SUTBEhLASp.
RESPONSIBILITY OF coSsULs As COMMERCIAL PART
EKRs--THE GoyERsaEsT DISCUSSED Is COURT.
The Rock River Bank Ost. Hoffman et'l
Tie argument in this case, noticed yesterday, was
continued this morning by Mr.. John 8. Doyle Tor
plaintiff Mr. ID. again read the letter Of the Assis
staut Secretary Of State revoking the exequaur OF
Nr. Hofman, Consul for SaNe-Coburg.Gotha and
remarked that the letter evidence that we had
Government and ex-Judge Dean for the defendant,
observed In response that il the letter was evidence
that we had Government, it Uas evidence that we
had bad Government; a Government that would re-
woke the exequaiur of foreign Consul upon the ex
parte statement of attorney in the case, without
ever giving the accused a chance fer hearing. we
were told that this Government refused 10 allow
Mr.. Russell the correspondent Of The London TINES,
10 cross the Potomac because he did not write his let
ters or color them to suit them. lt was no wonder
that we were drifting into war with foreign powers
when such courses are pursued. Even ut home the
writ OF habeps corpus was now suspended by rrespon-
sibie parties, and withou, competent authorities.
Al this poin, there was much excitement in the
courtroom Tie Judge and several Lawyers here ex-
posulated with the counsel reminding him that that
wss no place for political discussion.
Ex-Judge Dean, however, continued. He said that
the President alone had the right to revoke this
exequatur This The President had not done, bad
the revocation been signed by even what Old Benton
used to call "head clark" but by clark" OF a
"clark"-Mr. Frederick "A. Seward.
Judge Sutherland then suggested that counsel should
forbear from such strain of remark as Judge Dean
had INDUCED in. lie Judge s.. should decide the cSe
Gu Its merits irrespective of any action Of the President
Judge Dean asite. That saves me, as ought to
have said something that would send ne 10 the
modern Bastilc, otherwise called Fort Lafayette
The regular argument was then proceeded with, and
at the conclusion the Judge took tho papers and re
versed his decision.
DEcIsIoss.
In the Matter of the Island City Bank.-I tim not
sltishtd tn tlIis order should be granted.
John s. Mitchell ct al. ag. George Hafrs.-Attaeh-
Moses III. Swift ct. al agt. Clara G. Swift, Henry
Harrington sgt. John w. Latson, Horace kanisoeu
att Kellogg II. Loouis, and Flynn agi. ArmSirons'-
Orders gran ed. p,ad
The Liquid Quartz Company agt. beHjamia L. oO'''
&c-Motion for Injunction deDied =, osr
Nicholas Becker ai,t. Adolphus g. hanaei-o'u''
refused.
DIVORCE cAsfs. ,o.-
Suean ID. Stocker agt. VIM. ID. s'ocSe'-'"
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DIED.

AISsLIR--In wnam,brrsh, On rse.day Aug 20 Ah:sh.a
VaDdervoor, yonssst son Of Jaaes aud Jane u -'io
RUCKEL-on Tuesday, Asg. 90 Elizabeth Ruese, ssed "
tn relatives and friends Il the family and those Of her
phews ssmnel and hn H. RuokrL are ayd % si,.na Der
Funeral at hrisi Choreh cor.r o. s,h sv aps In "a
Tiaiiy fhaii tl.saaaDa csmstay - ''''A H'' '''''
BERoENou Monday Aus 49, csth.rine Cam Derfss , h'
Ireland IN the 3jsh you Of her ssei
cAsEY-In Brooklyn on Toesasy, Aug 10 MIRA baSss
Casey. "a the fSth car " her bse
cBlMBERIINIn th city, Mondly kos 10, Of sPopseIy,
Moo. Chamberiin, in the 5sth seA II BIS age.
CALLAHAN-In TIL, city, T0e.day Aug o. John osi'
han, aged "a yesrI -,
EAsT-on Tuesday Aug. 90 Anna Austin, yoessess ca o.
Josiah and Harriet East, aged l. months and z, days
FLyHN-In TIL. city en- Tuesday Aug &C. Elizabeth fynn'
axrd ~ years.
FooLE-ou Monday Aug 10 Moani ysInes weessf y s,sf
cOaa,y. NewiOIf May, vii. q Or, John f'0is o DIV
OAsH--In this city, TUESDAY. Ans 20 sedas..y -.
Charles H. sor of William snd Mary H. oSh' aged 's'
months and 81 days a.. On
HARrsHoRNE-M Portland. n j.. on Tuesday Aug -
MARY Aune NJ wife ef Robert sushsrne m,AH.,ayu. en-
The fio win ,ats fScs = Gins s,..psr SaS1 Esss ssnsh
iesss. hs isoI kohpsOss ., y os,os ~ *. ieidss
whsr canvtysaee. vii ss 10 10 rad "a the .ssrnosa
uapnIsOyAt sou,hSea Staten laid oal ssi'y' A1s -
Wsirer Harrison, aged 81 years .r<
MSIs". s ss. 81 4. -. is
city tor the last ~ years. - 60. ~ Heys8
MEYI Rim ths city. on raesday A"s - N'1
sss1 - ssls % n j. on rvsds, Aus . .s,Ss .sS
Al ihsid Muller. wife Of Martin rsai- aga =
months - -. !. ia 9exiDenf
stnTu-vyrisra noir Smith Of Company Sn n srook
81 sud member Of Hoes COMPANY Ny.t,ssftli b.
~ p end Agnes Smish sgd y ysers ~ BsD
g5a,sd "a. Aug. Z. froIs wounds feceNsa q Wv
Run July 81 igi - n, Ell.s Jsss.
xIrtf, N.w,o.vs Conn. Monday Ass ~ II u psis D.
J,,sher or Zihs aud Augusta bilekD-h' So
smith, aged % years ~ c.,,.,irs. wss q
s,yrH-Iu thi. city Sunday, Aas' ~ ""
''Wlliar smyth, OF BTittss, IreisAa A.. IN ef psrSf
TrJoRN-In ,hi. city, Tuesday 1or,sas r ~ -
~. WiT,ap, Thorn, IN the SSH yeH " ~
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRK. K......,..Are. a.
Cleared.

steamhip-Chsmpion Wil.oo, A.plnwsl, D. y. Allen.
sbipsNew Hhmp,hiIe, Lord Liverpool liemIheTe Tay'
lor, Liverpool.
BarLs-Hsrzo-eu Won BrahrslArt Meek Brandt Queens
town Zarhyr Lsne, San Frapcisco.
L. Richmond, CaIk. maTsrlles; lauthe, Elins9ood
Ceie Sea Foam, Bonhsm, Cura-os
Sehooa aersIsd Jane sander New Haven Carroll Prs,
Ph adj his ReiIde gHm. Phi Biephis W Lancsste,
Waycoi, CaTBcoa, Miller Hopgbton rotter Hooper, Hard
wick TOMS Tivor master; RaW ood CIaer Bostpn W y,
Rlaisden Po snouih Mct Af & Duncan; Oryeuo. Ssmui'
Phsdelphii l. Kenoy; " D. Gage, Dr'ko, st John, v u
$ j. Wadng Smith Hont~'ideo Morton jf Lane Hsls-y,
ag.eyra Rival Hohb% Samf0rd Walco't fA'kpT Boou
r. &. iymsp stsBrsrd Rooni Wm Moore Epdicoti, Nsps
Landing C. WAlsc- Staples Tsuron r. H. tol.ol, Co
Blnsor3 May, Rogers. Pllisd.pls, wAstugt,r, Menll,
Philadelphia
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY AUGUST o. 1861.
and sgainSt, tbess the Government will probably be

and against these the Government will probably be
able 10 send large force.
All these thrilling events have caused great changes
In ibe pubic mind, and il is not improbable that we
shall lave radical change in the Government but we
conceive there is now no danger of our immediately
falling under the dominion of MARQUEE or any Of his
party.
the foreign representatives In the settlement of grev-
ances. The Laguna SEGA condncta and the British
Legation robberies have both been the subjects, we
hear of the energetic action Of her Majesty Minister,
bat without any satisfactory result 80 far as we can
learn. There is no use of diguisDg the fact, that,
for the interests OF all parties concerned the sooner
foreign nations try new medicine for the sick man of
Mexico, the better il will be. Diplomacy has no
longer any remedial virtues for the case.
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Geo W. Dor~an s,es the following the poe Of Hos''Ai'
Philadelubia Cattle Market. ..Auo

The ,uppy Of Brei Cse th. wek equal 70 the deHa
and ices did improve The chefng amounted TO Ii'
head which old at rom si6 - lV d. only one o'
of extra Get e feeht than toe last named nTler
SHFEPhs arLe con'inues 10 be wei 'Uppie9, ne enie
oaerngs reaching nearly 400 LedPriee ranging from 'oO'c
p 10 net -, ~
Hoas-Tbe enro supply of Hog amosIed TO 22O bead s
of which urre sold at - s.. S6 IS = 100 b net - +,
Cows-The supply Cows quite limited, Only % heaa
having been ofered These sold a. flsm SzoG+ s
eoIdins TO cOudiuyn
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Disa.ters, SC.

THF scRK Fam WED, Of sni r. Baltimore Tor Esl River,
viii grain hs been detained several day under sandy oos oy
eiefy eatleT Aug lst - To- Ion o. brig 70 wind
ward running toward with a, cooIs half Has,cd aud linton
down. lay by him, bu. hbofins
heavy could not do The bg ded fat to
leeNrd p ui her down she was bound TO Now
N0iA unable lean her could wh-th.r
they hsd got their boats on, her sails blown 70 pieces tie
cap si1 HE eli rk nioasses hogshelds
dee .uppo.od her 10 be from the West Indies.
R)mSsoSs Hour, NineJa,d sosad' Aug ~ 1851
The schr EunA l.. Day OF and from PhiadePh coal osded
for Hymnis ashore here b morning il tbs g fun vi
water, and IA being stripped
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
Arrival OF TIE EDINBURGH.

The screw steamer Edinburgh, from Liverpool At IL
o'clock on the morning Of The ni, aud from Queens
town on The s'h, arrived here at nocn on "wednesday
Her news has been anticipated BY steamers at Father
Point and Halifax
She bringsthe following specie; to Nathaniel Sands,
G5OO; w. p. c. Tylor IL Co., ESQ., Hawley q
Howe, cSO0; Hawley & Howe, EIG9; Thornton,
Watson & Co., f4i7; Order, fl.l20.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22

Two HUEDREb LAsHLs.-The ApbnrH hRrertiter
states that named Dnnnfng who lyes az A,hlla,
Ca, and is q brother Of H. S. DunniDg OF Cayugs
Cosnty, was ecesty whipped two bundled lsshes for
expressing the hope that tie Union would be ss aimed.
This information was received FROM gentleman IN
Georgia, formerly proGinent member OF the bSPnr'
Church Of Auburn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
NAIgRaE ID.

HtNKs-BULKLEY--lnt this ci 90 "Wednesday, Ang Di
Rute,s Church by the Rev. Ed~i1 A. bokley Of dre.
TN Mass, Artnur r. hanks 10 Mary |hinis daughter o'
EIsStas bulk-y.
JOHNsON-LoU6gLTN-in Brooklyn On I'd irsdsy, Aug u.
by The Rev Father Malone Of SsdlyPce Church, Margaret
second daughter OF William JObLson 10 saae n Loaghln
McIEANE-SRCoR-In Trinity Church, hcbie, the eth Of
July by the Rev J. A. Massey James Ncleane esq, o'
MoLls te Mi.a HanieL ". Steot Of Nes.l 9Lk CtI.
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Tn ARRIVE.
Pnsseuxrrs Arrived

IN .,,1m,ip Edaburgh Jrgm LirayoI-Messrs Bickei1'
Nico A. Thomson, Coulter Calender fr5rs,rcs sno ad{ -
Mosey D. A. GIaat Hicks Con, Leopold Chisi A. Iulloch
Brsdey Lucus Swetland Pacgse, John Dear, wilson Johh
smith Rev McGowsn MT sno Mrs j. Reese en- I'd and SCI
want Ward Richard Sugden v. Maklew Bamelnss ltmothy
Noon D. Bst,erby 1-sac Wias Master Arthur Stevens
Mrs and Mss Jone Misses PEBBLES Mathew, Hart huiehn'
SON and 100 st-ersre. -, =,
IL brig Thoasos M MayAey, from Ber@TdG-Miss b. A.
Smith Miss y. Weston.
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SHIP BURIED AT SEA.-Capt. Persins Of the brig A.
B. Cook, arrived Tuesday evening reports: Aug IL
80 miles west of Bermuda, a ship of about ! ,A0
tuns on fire. stood toward her, and when within four
miles Of her, she sank; Was becalued all day h
wrecked stuff from herr saw bosts; picked mp ono
of her royals Had seen tie light Of the fire all The
night previous.
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Arrival orihe Canada ut Halifax.

HIHAT Wedpetdiy Aps. Il, IJbI'
TIE Steamship Canada arrived here at O'Clock this
morning. and will leave for Boston vt ~ clock, where
she win be due tomorrow (TnlIsday) evening.
The principal features Of the news 10y the Canada
have already been teiographed from CHpe Race.
The Canida reports passed lBth inst, chip Under
writer and Lark Geone.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22

Cor. McCUSs.--A dispatch from Washington says
that the Court-Mar upon the case Of Col. McCunn
of the New-York 37th Reg ment htve found the Colo
mel guilty of the charges, and he consequently de-
posed from his Coloneley and broken of his military
rank
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Sailing Of the Europa.

Bosros, We1nesday, Aug. II, lSol'
The Steamship Europa sailed AZ 10 O'clock this nlo u
ing with IL passengers for Halifax, and IS ior Liver
POOL. She takes out no specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22

the me parties married. In the Fall Of 1913 plaintiff
alleges defendant committed adultery on bot "a IN
steamship Metropoli', ON the Hudson River with
"a, Sa,an sernbug This was for.iveu by the wife, but
NOV ,oog aiier the defendant abandoned bis wife and
Sd " Iesde with Sarah at Lsureneeburg Indiana,
now granted her. '~ "
,' narIa E,te agi. Charles Eite-The parties have
zen mariiel .h out short time, and the wife now
& % h ne partner Dad another wife living at the
ume OF DIS marriage with her. Tie matter bss been
on Investigation before eeree WHO reported 10 favor
OF decree OF divorce, but tie Judre referred the
matter back for further proof as TO the alleged ant
marriage Of defendant.
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Receipts Of Produce.

Are. 2-1O405 bbls Flour $40 do. Whisky, gsg bush;
Wlea lg025 do Ott 81 $50 Com, 30 pigs Oh CAKE 30
do. PToyi,ions, l5l do. Lard. ~ do Ashes
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-Are. 2l-Bessre Jud..
SHIPsAs.

RELIEVED FHUH THE FAlHtNI UF FIHEs
Some tiule since John Mcdonald snd John Love
were convicted OF smuggling small quantity Of sugar.
Mcdonald was sentenced ~ 80 days imprisonment
and $40 fine Having served ont the term Of impris-
onmeut, counsel applied for his di-chsrge, on the
ground that be bad not the means TO pay his fine. IL
aso appearing hat process bad neen ifued Tor the
collection of the fine, the Judge di.chsrged the prs
oner, but admonished lin iht he could at any time
be arrested for the non-oayn.ent Of the hne, and
should therefore, go to work and save the amount as
coon as possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
UNITED STATES DisTRIcr-ATroRNEps oyvroy.

U4"hHD D1hIr' DISIhIOI.AIKUhNEfS UFfICE--
Aie. u.
Numerous applications made TO the District-A,.
toney under the impression that be has the power to
grant passports, which Is a mistake. The Saturday
steamer is the first sDce the new regulation into
effect and the examination OF passengers win probably
be an interesting event.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22

tAdvertsemenLl
DREW a. FRENCH,
PRoDuCE COMMISSION MgRCHASTs -,
ycr,tx CpEKsF EeCs POULTRY, GAMa, GaAlH fi"U"
PcRK, Gc
No Erie BuilliDgs, New YORK
C,ny motto l. Quisk sa g. snt prompt rstutnA "
r.sersnee-D r. Msrtlo President Ocean BANK Ne"-A"iA
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.-,t.,. Rome
s.., and Sur Rove SIN oonund on' 81 od 4, - We
ycgy Ch1iee neetSih S"e'' 0
quote: , -. - e,r, --........S3 50aS
(,omusu rood E,u ID bbl.
pu.Rs-Barlhtts y bush basket SA@~'' D'''
O. btGB5. -. r,.,.,v ara and Naryland 81
n hslcbust basket: choice van tlcrs " ''N'
fBaoKBgKKfKs-P o. boz, IOc T., ozoo
I.v~1y II .cKHFEf up p bafket oo'~
xtsaysf ysgnFiFs, a. bush. 42d sH ~ 4, rf.S l,.
NrSn FggIrA iui,bos advance bes occurred y pD b,
Ch1iss gralies OF s's;e Ohio nicely paAel I" %"
PEE ,ov h. sold a. oar OUTSIDE fRursr. We dnote' ,o
r. St5te ana Obio..l a Pesches, W. peeled ''i9 @ iS
New oSa'e srth- % "a Plupas new ...,.,.,,... Qlg
1fi nfw s. choce.lO az Cherries pted ''''''i %it t
d'sstss = fuir 20 good. q Rsgpbouies -
itsst.s w unr,eled. u BlacAber les .,....'''' 20
f,t.cxs tsr I'M fOy1ToFe-F & BUSH BASKET 80 6oVc
pT.T,vx Iov Arogst3 2bu,b c,aie, ]. -, or> r., "a
nssoSs-Pfd y bol I'll 25 Yellow, q bbl 81 ESQ 'Vj
lu,eh a. huud 81 ~.
GaaLloK- p 100 bluchesi So
T.rBtSiTs, RUTARA0t-k bbl, 5C~loc
NATION SouAsu-p bbi 75c.
MhTaRkFIONs-i) bubd, Ss0 @l2 ~o IN
S1TMre MxtoNs--Mopmouth County, Prime, Sx9 - ="
Csla5cD, g.
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SUPERIOR COURf-SPsci.L rgKs.--AuG. 1--Befoi
Cliff Justice toswusTH

MEMORANDA FOR CtussFL.
James Stews et al. agt w. A. heteltas-I do not
find a copy OF tie proposed amendments among the
papers submitted.
4. Robins sgt Corn Exchange Fire and Inlau1 Nav
igation Insurance Compaoy-COlDse are desired 10
furnish a copy OF the rtenograpers notes. at least OF
such part OF them relaes 10 the questions of diiev
ence between the eOuns-L
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xrw.yORH CATTLE MARKET
NTFUfII.

REPORT. -
Fon rUe WEEK ENpING Acc. Il, 1901.
- ,.cy,,s,s ov Cattle oP ALI KIEDs. TOB TIE WIEN
m ne roorts nom the several market places IN the
~, thelc haNv D0'' Sheer and
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
T. & MARsHAL,s OFFICE.

l. s MARsHALS OFFICE
The following Cfi,iI noi ,,on 10 Jurors Is posted
this IL M: -
EEv-YoRK. Aug 81, 1851
The u Mshli not hayag received lbd, from Washing
ton 20 IA tb. .nd Jurors the Circuit Court for the
Ap term 1851 they viii be ei what time call At this
KO8ERr MURRAY
United States MAr.hsl
This notice APPLIES alo 70 the Petty Jurors OF the
same Court TIE compensation OF the Grand Jury ir
- Der day EACH and there il something like 500 due
each oftie "a who composed the last Grand Inqeet.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
COURT or FAPPEALS-Aue 2L-Before si the Jusiees
TAxArIoa on CAPITAL RESIDENTS IsyDeTgD IN
OTHgR ILLEGAL.

COURT or APPEALS-Aue. 2I.-Before sl the Justiees
TAxArIoa ON CAPITAL OF REsiDESTs IsyErgD ~
oTHgR STATES ILLEGAL.
The People ex rel Hoyt agt the Commissioners Of
Taxes and Assessmeuts-In tois case, Charles Com
stock for the Conrt ndereda elaborate opinion,
holding these points:
Under the statutes Of ts State relating taxation,
the personal property OF resident actually situated In
another State or country is be included in the
assessment against lin. On the other hand, the per-
sOnal property OF NONRESIDENT, which is situated
bere is liable taxation viii inch exceptions only az
the statute laws have made. Bat these rules apply
only to property which s capa l. Of having an actual
situS and has one within or wi out the State. Prop
ery merely in transit through the State IL not taxable
Debts and chooses in acii in general follow the do
main Of the owner. Strips at sea- ii reg siered at .
port within the STATE have sstgs elsewhere, and
are to be assessed here TIE rsfor residing in the
City of NewYOrk, assessed in respect TO capital
invesed 10 business in Oetns, and IN respect TO
Chaltels, upon his farm In New-Jesey: He'd, That
the assessment erroneous.
Grosven0r p Lowry for relatOr; Greene c. BroD.
son, Counsel TO the Corporation, Tor respondents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERr.-Aue 81
Before jade. BHADT
DECISIONS.
HuRgins aet Robert., Sc Motion granted with
out Costs 80 far as TO aside suppemeu AIRY proceed
iDgs.
Myers agt. Lessh--En'er order staying processing.
on applicants filing bord 10 Jay the Judgment and
costs Of sfirmsnee, bones TO tiled 10 i've days from
entry OF this order and snrei-s justify. IL excepted
TO, exception to be two diys afr er boud served.
Before Jod.s BiLTos.
The Mayor, &C., OF New ok at. John III. White;
Edward ROME agt. Elmer TbonI son; Henry Levy
ACT. Abraham Harris.-Cases sefiled
Stephen Brush, &C., sgt. Albert X. Scofeld.-The
minutes of this til sken by the ttenograpber,
and without his notes. have neaUs OF settling the
case Defendant murt ther fore procure and furnish
them % me.
Eli Benedict agt. Wm. II. DeGroot.-Case reset
tied.