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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

Prize SIoncy for soldiers.

To fhs Editor " The y. \. ITouns
SIR: The undersigned seeing daily suggestions for
tine Of enments but not having seen what
for many years impressed Itself upon his mind e. ;he
Injustice done the soldier as compared with the sailor he
would suggest they both be treated alike, and then we
should see thousands okns to Join the at the cell OF
thsis Commander Chef only through patriotism but
for the interest held Let prize money bc distributed
among them In lie In the Navy and there
would be an donal stimulus 10 enlist. Why should It not
be .o Why Soud the sailor who has his coiortate ham,
mock to turn might and nothing but the length of his
deck to travel with good shin under him and tine wind to
wait him ia pursuit of the oAemy ask why shoaid lie be
more encouraged thar the soldier who is obliged to march or
mile, with nu.Se a his shoulder Fad heavy knapsack o!
hs back wiz. noth1 beneath hin or above HIN but nrd
and Storm Is is oea the csss why should not the sol
der be a, ruch tiled prize the saorf Con-
hscae the property the enemy on the land ca well as mat
taken sea- lyde he as here suggested and
Won yord soon 90 the ,anks filled and to l2are.
Respectfully yoars, w.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YORK.........AUa. &
Cleared.

3tssnship-st. Mary, Talbot, Nsworlsans c. A. Witt
ney.
Sbips-Esmerai,a, York London Georges Hilton, Lon.
DON Snow Burgess Ocean Reng,s, Averil Hsvsra En-
wood Walter, Chadwick Liverpool Sow Burg~e.; Line
aud Fritz (Prus Wagner Qneenstoxn. Funch, neDcke Is
Wentt; n, Chindler Liverpool ZeIega Co Lawrence,
Johnson Liverpool, lawrence. Giles y Co.
Baiks-J. C. Nck-is, Blanchard Rio Janeiro Wsish Car
Chase Nhe Sea, Evans, Liverpool. mater T. fos-
ter. Wssce Cstz. simpson X tlspp; Eliza Bsrss (Brl
Smith Bermuda. Tucker Lightboun
jngs-Silyer Oar tor) Newell Dublin. c. c. Duncan &
Co. Ssmoset Briggs Stockholm. Johr x. Dow Lima tPru
Luh-, Queenstown. Nm Salem Co. TroubidJur iBr)
Daniels :. John n b. p. L. Neyins Son Alice " Hod
nue. (Br.). Williams Falmouth, 1homes James Princes
Royal (Br). Newbold Peruslbuco, Smith Jones & Co.. ;
John Richards Del Caruca sel Cork, Ihos James Angcs
nrs FuilsI Newry. Hgbecs Halsey; Belle Of the Bay
Warrington. New Orleans. Robson & Fosdies.
SchoonenOasssbea Tfafton Boston. &. =. Snow; Del
mont, Gsn. Eiizabehport n. ID. BrooAman Co. Emma
Clarke, Londonderry \. 3, H. & G. A. DeWof' h. L.
Lsnair Powers. N.w-Orlesns 3 n. For Bro Queen OF
Clippers OBI Dsyid.on. 81. Joha y b., A. Smther. Co
OFsare State, hiett. Boston, >. w. Lewis Co.; New
York Goodse Boston master L. s. Bsrae, Warner, wey.
mouth Barrett & Dayton.
soops-Deep River, Hoy Stanford Motto, B.iven Nor.
wich Z. b. Earyey.
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Pss~ngers Arrived

In steamship Northern Light from aspinau-G Stevens
Mrs g. w Holm and child, Mr.. and Mrs. Il Hschfed and
family Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Brown, Mrs p q. Edusrd- and
three children Mr.. A. mcKoon. C. G. Hayden' C. B. Smith.
Buckrash, H. uneer Mrs son'ag and s. Celso
Stone Mrs s. l. Ds Miss Grey, M. and Mrs. c. starr
Ros-nths Mrs Hebron and child Miss Tozer Mrs j. g.
Stevens and two children e. Schmidt Nh and Mrs @. H.
Croker and family q. o. FoThed d. ". Spery, wifi. and
two cnilden H. M Mead, Capt. q. Paine. II. Reed and
mother e. w. milford Caroline and Lizzie aud VIM Nc
Dcnga, r. Hubbard c. Hrgnardelio, 5. W. Coburn A.
Hunter r. Morse: q. .. v night IL. L. Cushds T. A. Mar
quez, W. Brsnne w H. knoTpfui r. Derbyshre, ID. DaDd
SON Mr aad BlIs j. H. White. biz ard Mrs joan Berg. c.
Eb5in CHAINS. Lieut. Fyfe H. g NJ; Mrs t.. q. furber T.
d. Dennis. CAPT. Ausrn. Laproill Fore.
h bark Sam Shepherd from Cd,dends-A Haskell, a. n.
Jones' A. Esteder. Mrs. C. ,tenoach blrs. Reedllan.
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MONDAY. Aug. i-P. 81,

The market opens this week tame and Improbable,
bnvers and sellers at dead stand, with no eniyen-
inc feature 10 redeem il from utter stagnation From
the compilation of trade At this poit however az
already exhibited an early return OF activity seems
fore,halowed. The comparisons show Il healthy
commercial position ia the moderately increased I'M
ports, and in exports the ability tolay our doDls'
and nossiblv by Winter to force the balance III our
favor; this, coupled with the unparalleled business
Of railways, augurs well to operators Tor the rise'
Governments Of 1881 are quoted shade lower;
REGISTERED, 49, 30; Coupons, @5al' ohe year
Certificate indebtedness show some b'eauiHess a'
g3aaE. Demand Notes which have lately been
plsced on the Board list, are quoted 1915 io0s. IN
State Stoke the only marked change VISA 1a' Oh :
4, cen, Oh Missouri 6s, closing as l5i. Gold, WIN
sales Of about 50 900 AZ 49, left Oh irm at the hsue'
Pacific Mail was T. cent better, at iil4"h
New-York Central hung passivcy at o95, W being
figure at which orders TO sell have peeh iiii''or
for days but al II m, on the secohh cali All
stock was taken at the price, with lar Glance
that the "Rubcon" would be crossed, ana the e'ec'
of tie immense earnings begin to tell. The USUAL
inactivity visited the balance of the Hallway Sare''
The steAdiness in mortgage bonds was peeu'ia'i!
marked; New-York Central 6s, 1921 bid, and ioo'
for 1865. Erie Bonds Of 1879 1914 bid; the Thirds
sold at the advance at 99l, closing at 99s o9'i mich
igau CeD.rals new sold VI lSi YerTe uS''' pac
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PuBlIc WoRK.-Bid were opened and awards of
contracts made by the croton kqueduct Roard yes
to-day for three jobs, as follows:
Putting down trap block pavement IN Canal street from
Centre BIoadway ard rcpavDy Elm street. from
Walker street 10 Canal streetto William Baird, a,
1886 80
Laying crolswalks in Fourth at Thirtyeighth
Thirty NINTH All Fortieh seetsto James Cunningham a;
800 3D.
Same (of granite being Central PsrD, intersection Of
Fy.nntn street and Broadway-to William A. Cumming
lat;
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Hunsos EIyER RAILaoAD.-A new time table
will 20 into operation on The Hudson Slver Railroad
to-day. TIE hours OF departure for the through
trans will be and Is O'Clock a. n, and 3a5, .,
1880 lfroa 3lst only emglan. ran and iO:l5 P. II.
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ERANKLINITE STEEL COMPANYV1N
Jersey.

The Frsnkni,e Iron ore ca.es both red and cold short
ouaie Of iron. II may be used IN pudding and o inf'
Ssce il adds at least per the strength Of the
Sroduc.. ST.. -, -,
Ytauk init. ore on the MOns Canal, at WoOdpoI OF at
jerry City. .. =,
TIE (o5upary's works are manufacturing the
sspuiu article OF brown zinc paint known fransine
paint hIcn eau obtained Of the authorized agents OF the
Company. EDWARD I. DJNo 81. oupeiIi''c-. ~.
ifi:s Of III. Conrany No s. Williem a.. second toor
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Receipss Of Produce.

MONDAY Augu.t 1860 bbis. Flour, 300 bbl'. Corn
Meal, li29 bDs Whisky l+JVcO bush. Wheat. loo,O0
bush Corn l770 pkgs Provisions, js' pkg Oh CAKE
so pigs. Lard. 40 Aes' do.
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PHIIApELPHI. Auy. 4-BRsADsrrrFs closed yensraly
quiet. Flour hrm. Wheat steady White 81 40d 81 -
Red 900 , IS. Corn hrm at 6tG69c PROVISIONS quo"
WHISKY firm ut 30d3lc ,,,.-
B.LriwonE Aug. 4-FDorR dull and inactive WHEAT
active. Co.S duh NHIsK, SeatyI J2is CoYFKS q"e'
| and .sYv, PEcylsIoSs 3pl,
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Arlnssmenrs
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
Id THE ALIFGHANIhN9

VOCALISrS AND SWISS BELL.RINGERS
the finest oupe, the talented and popular consisting o
Miss c HIFFERT, bliss MARiA ROULARD. Nj +
STOEPEL. Mr.. o. GALLOWAY, and Mr.. J. NJ ROU-
LARD lately returned fom four years tour round the
world
No Company has received such universal encomiun'
non the lIess this. ILis l. sample Of hundreds:
The eutCrain Hent Of the Aieg IL OF the most
eg eeabe ever gyeI in this ci'y IN. !. Tribune.
They are al good musicians "--3Ostou Journal.
:" Their muse u decidedly fine
They gave tbeif every afternoon at o'clock
aud every evening at 4, consist OF songs, Baildh
Duet. and Quarrel. fentiuental pathodc aud comic.
Mr i. SlOEPEL will also introduce his
NEWLI-lNVEN1ED fIANO-FOETE Of WOOD and
STRAW.
Mr. ALFRED BURNETT. COMIC DEIlNEATOR, wal
also app,ar In his iuui'ahie PEE flruauces
LAST WEtk or THE CELEBRATED
CONNECTICUT GIANT nii.b T6E
LARGEST LADY ~ THE WORLD.
feet = inches ro1ud The body aud weighs Ga pounds
NED. TIE LEANED SEAL
e plays the Organ Kisses his Keeper Shoulders the Mrs
bet h4rds with the Ladics Throws them Kisses, &c.
DIN OF LIVING MONS En- SERPENfS.
AOUARlAb GARDEN &c sc.
Admission TO all only p cts cnid'en under ten. II cts
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BORT ruarosns' Notifs.
e--v ~ Nxw. YORK,

OF INV tUhh.
pn-w,xpKSs' OFFICE. No. l0& Wsl'st5
NOTICE i hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the passed Ap T. 1857 po ss ~ S. a.
Aes to heoI n,sre.tsd In or having charge Of the
70 M OF such inquiry examination or survey THAI
:Se now under examination BY me r0
within tea days succeeding this notice. %
b,a.d said vessels; co.,. s,,,..
Donna
slfn
slim Francis Is. Cutting NO ~ r.
Columbus
p,s Caroline .......................Pier No. -
BARK Henry lh. no. ~. n
William and
ROheIt Reed. NO ~ -
VIM H. 6uRLEIGH, PSsaldsa~
J. Agg. HssA,xy SsGs.gI.
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Alton Firsts, I0Sall0, the Seconds selling SO; for
| Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Fints, l0s
was offered; Toledo and Wabash Seconds improved
with small saies, quoted 6Oia6l; Milwaukee and
Prairie du CHEN Flrsis, 90. q9j. at tie Second
Board, without activity, the market was Peuerzv
firm. Governments showed an advance OF
Il y cent Central wac strong, selling al
90j at a further advance Of ! y cent. Other
shares were dull Tut finn. Gold cecncd TO ~
After the Board there were but few slocGs on tie
market, and the only important transaction was a
purchase Of 1000 Central p. and c. at 90i an adj
vance Of q cent. Erie Preferred sold at 6j.
There is but little doing in foreign bills for the
Wednesday steamer, and under the heayiness OF
gold the rates are weak Tie follow ing are the rates
quoted by n. Banct: London-60 days sight y
pound 1863 q cent; 3 DAYS sight, y pound 1850
T. cent. ParisG0 days sight, dollar fir. 4sl ct.;
3 days eight, q dollar. fir. i64 Ct. Amsterdam
GO days sight. y guilder 4S ct. llamburg-60 days
sight, y mare brnco, AZ CT. Frankfort-60 days
sight, = form, ct. Eremen-G0 days sight, =
rix dollar 81 ct.
Freghts are dull and heavy. To Liverpool, the
engagements are-55, 900 bush. Wheat at I'D. a 3Id
in bola and begs; binn Of Com reported ut i2d.
5000 bbls. Flour 30 81. ls., mainly at the inride
rate an1 y steamer, 500 boxes Cheese at 7Os., and
400 pkgs. Butter AT 10s. TO London 600 bbls.
Flour at is. The Charters Area British vessel
Of y 600 bush. capacity, with Wheat to a direct port
in Ireland, at 1891, free Of consignment, and
with 1900 bush. Wheat to Cork and 3 market Il,
I'D.
The business OF rle Sul-Treasury was: Receipts,
Al ,575. 30 ,3--ior Customs. SlOl,0O0, Payments,
S2,53l 3i2 2S Balance, e. ~ 500 -.
tn. earnings Of the Hudson River Railroad for
July Were:
July. l39.76S y
July, lotl.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lIftOi -
Increase. ................ e4I96i %
The Gaena and Chicago Railroad earned in July,
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Marine Disaster.

PoRr DovEK. G. W, Aug. Z, Ist9.
The tug Rescue came in port to-day, having lost
part of raft OF oak timber belonging to Cook a
Brothers OF Toronto. She reports heavy weather.
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$3.50. "
The gain On the last week WIS i6,sGO.
Tie reduced foreign DRAIN and the large receipts
from California, had tendency to depress gold to-
day, and the market inactive. Nothing but Il
large foreign drain could support the premium at
the enormous rate touched sometime since and this
support being withdrawn the supply is found to be
in excess Of home wants. Afe selling AT Isl, tbs
beet rate later in the day was llli. Silver Is los
no. The shipment this year thus far has been
$50, SOC, 600 The Aspinwall steamer to-day adds
500 600 TO our stock and the bars offered at a
discount on coin.
The proof, Of Is and pa Of the new issue Of De.
mand Notes have been sent 10 Washington, aud the
Department will commence their use about the 18th
OF August.
Old Demand Notes are dull a, & q y premium.
The Supply Of Money ia abundant on call at a 6
T. cent on prominent coIla;eras. In paper there is
but little doing, the supply being very limi'cd Of
frst-class names. TIE rates FOR siltedged A. 6
T. cent.
The deposits on i-P-cent temporary loans at the
Sub-Trsasary to-day reach S320,0oO
The exchanges at the Clearing -Ilouse this morning
were 81, 035, 6Si Is.
The Irving Fire Insurance Company has declared
a seini-aunusl dividend Of ) cent, payable on de-
mand
TIE exports from Baltimore for tie week ending
July 81 amount C. $-2i,l7s, against ESQ go the
previous week. Among The eypJris were $3.50 BAR
res 4 flour 900 DO meal u IS bIshels corn.
Ii, 1913 DO. wheat, 2Gs hhds. tobacco IA pkgo
lard, l9j bxs. bacon, and Il. kegs butter.
The meeting Of those interested in the building Of
the Pacific Railroad which is called for the ir-t
Tuesday IN September at Chicago, promises 10 be Of
great Interest, and aso TO he very largely attended
At least one thousand Of ,hs prominent railroad man.
seers AVID capitalists OF tie country expected to
BE- PIE ent. The entire Board Of Directors Of the
American and Uni'ed States Express Companies
have already Pc urcd accommodations during the
sessions Of the Convention. This Is expected 10 be
one Of the mos, important gatherings ever convened
in Chicago
The Bank Statement FOR the past week shows no
important change, excepting il the deposit line
which, by the large increase OF bank balances has
reached sl37 ,ll2 900 in the average and in fact
$40 600 600. The specie line has increased nearly
a million. but tho increase does not belong 10 tie
banks being made up Of special deposits The loan
line has also increased, mostly we presume By
loans on speculative gold. The loans danger
ously expanded but for the fact that these Rstitu
tons arc in a state Of legalized specie suspension.
The following IL n comparative statement Of the
condition of the banks Of New-York City fiom
July 90 to Aug..2:
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Go 6porismen.

i Il. CROOK, No. 50 Fulton-st, Manufac-
tnieI and Importer Of FISHING TACKLE in al its
sy, outiefy, Guns, Powder aud Shot Nets, Fykes &c
'''''"s done At shSrI notice Establi.hed In 1851.
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sun--Piges,.5:00 Sets.........1:lt Moon-Ss., o:0o
siCH WATER rHfs
ssndy Hook. 1889 Gov Island. 3:33 Hesl.}sts 40
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Sales bn Anftlon.

UCTION NOTICE.-H. WILSON, Auction
~ eer BY A. ID. GALs. q st.re No. - peyst qusi-
do c BOOTS az SHOES be cold without Iese'e 'oi
soot of whom il rr,r concern or TUESDAY, Au5 . 81
ieocock g. M at # A. ID. Gale No - pe>-'"'
coulpfsiug q general assortment. -. H.
che package.
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GRAND DAYLIGHT and MOONLIGHT
~ EXCURSIONS to POUGHKEEPSlT aud INTFRur
plATE LANDlNGS.-Tne stoambot' RIP VAN WIhKiF
CAPT W. Brett will leave New York rom Pier No N ,,
Of RobnsoD.st. every TUESDAY and FRIDAY A, o'c,,t
NJ lauding at Cozzenss Cod.pIin- Cornwall E,wba,gb
flshk Low Point, MARLBOROUGH. ard Million. Re.uInilg
MI fye PonShsecpsie at O'Clock m, landing al Low
font Ind Fshk thus ahording opportunity Tor persons
wishing tine Of the beautiful scenery Of the nobJ.
sd'oD both by dsygh, and moonlight reaching New Yort
oe'oie daylight. Fare icT the excursion g.. Berth. Tree.
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q 10 to the SEA SIDE.-1he ears Of the
~ Coney Island snd Brooklyn f. X. Company are now
cunning reeuuy from Fulton aud Catherine Ferries Church
sLe Vreenhsid Crsyeeud, and Coney leland This the
cst route to Sheeph-ad Bay Pfysc Parties and AssOc
ehr-. TT ~
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TASrE ~ tie Loars Speci, Circulation, and DTo"' o M
anss ofhs Cny ~ Ne Fork for che tees ending sdfu
tay Arg lo6l, 10 whieh aHred she Capifa' eae'
Rank.
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Building AlairriGls.

Z EAKY ROOFS CURED.-Elery's Patent
IL Rubber Paint foot, and warranted. No 81
Grand 1873 Bowery. 8 Pakrow Atoplsce 48 9Th ay so
9Th SO thav. S2Gst and 3dav. II South 1ts, Wmsbs
MARBLE MANTLES-The undersigned hay
AVE ing on hand large assortment OF MARBLE MAN
TIES STArUARY, SC. Of the latest styles; prices irom
$40 upward, Builders s-d others should call aud ms
stoc which will be sold Nos d26 and 8 Nayyst
Futonsy TO fla0ushay., Brooklyn Martin Ol,en
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Total. ...............3li3.7 5l

The following is comparative table Of imports OF
Grain into Buffalo from the opening Of NAVIGATION to
Aug /, in the years 1852 1860, and 1851, and from
Jan. TO Aug. in 1852:
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IL BLAIR IL Co.,
HI. No. 233 SAFEST. HARTF ORD, Conn,
Dealers IA
WELDED WROUGHT IRON PIPE.
GALVANIZED IRON PRE FOR WATER. BRASS AND
IRON FITTINGS Of every de.cnption $500
STEAM BOILERS. PUMPS-STEAM. NAIER AND
VACUUM GJAGgS ~TEAM WHISTLES,
GCtGE COCKS. CONDENSERS, RI BEER HOSE, BELT
ING PACKING AND GASkEIS,
PORTABLE FORCES, &c.
All kinda OF wo1s connected the business done IN the
bet manner By e1p-ri tced and warranted Orders
from sections solicited end letters OF inquiry a. 70 pie'
OF ua'.risls and " prouptly susYgered
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Cfenrslons.

EXCURSlONS to CONEY ISLAND
- Health Comfort srd Pleasure Cars leave Fulton snd
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NlXON's CREMORNE GARDEN,
~ IAN u. ana 6h-av.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS WEER
NEW FACES Ard NEW FEATURES
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
EVERY NIGHr DURING TIE WEEK
THE SPIRIT OF THE FLOOD, EVERY NIGHT.
Second appearance OF be Oleat Comic,
" DENlER.
SFNORiTA BIAS IN i SPANISH DANCE.
THOMAS BAKER and be UNRN ALLIED OHCHES-
IRA IN Grald operate Selections ifom ROBERT IL
DIABbE Theieaf NiLines, Rou2aui. " ietoh Lehmenn'
Louise Tourn4ifc. Conrad Brothers James heynods Sc, &c
Second apIenance o. YOU NO hADlOhNi the gfeaie,t
Gyuuast and Equestrian % tie egc -
Second appearance Of Master CHARLES MADGGAN.
Adui sion Ia q VI oc..................2 rs
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iJrrrtina.
90 farmers ato Oibcre.
Ill5tellGreous.

A SHARP's RIFLE for SALE.-Onc of
~ Shp's best RIFLES in perfect order with case aud
number q hundred rounds Of ammunition viii tOl-D i1T
one hsf is cost. Also splendid REV OLVING PISTOL
Apply to II LEEDS Z Co. No q Nessau-s,
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NEORGE CNRlSTY's MlNSTRELS.

GEORGE CllRiSrY's MlNSTRELS,
" No. 5s5 Broadway. opposite metropolitan Hotel.
Gt9k4@ 51d SHiISfi and lie. sees and Proprie.ora
Gt.CEbt (UhlSIA.................S Stage Manager.
!. y. BRIGGS. Busnefs Manager aud TIea5u!ei.
MONDAY Aug. I. and every evening during tIe week.
the Lau-hable farce Of SCiEBiEkNORN'S BOY. George
Christy julius Scuernerhorn. The Qussttc-
Reeves, Moraud, Bray. sud Corwiu. The famous Clog
Dancer r. Sands. Grand Matinee every Sauidsy at 3
Tor Lrdie. and hlden Admission y cents no hall pfc"
except for children % Matinee Only Doors open at " Cur
iain riseh Z: 3 pfecls-lv.
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DARTICULAR NOTlCE-ln order prevent
disapp teni toe Management beg 20 announce to the
patrons II Ni%ON'> CkENOKNE Garden tlat tie grand
OF .usl y .us by THOMAS BAKER. ioT the SPIRIT OF
The FLOOD commences q. O'Clock.
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NlBLOS GAkDEN.-SU MINER SEASON.
" Lessee aud Manager. WE. WHRATLEr
The Coolest Thea 81 Ia N.w-iora.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
Of tho celebrated
GABRIEL HhYEL and TROUPE
Second nj At Of YOUNG AMERICA,
Tie Words Wonder.
GABRIEL IN his great character Of SIMON.
TUESDAY EVENING Aug ;, le2,
will be performed (st tnc the screaming Pautomime OF
SlMON'S BiSIAPS
Simon The Gabriel Rayel
TO conclude with lsecoui ;ime) the
THREE FLYING TRAPEIE
a la LEOriRD,
BY YOUNG AMERICA
The entertainment with the fsyor.e iafce Of
FORTUNES FROLICS.
in which the Dramatic Company viii sppear
Change OF performance ever evening.
Nifh the exception Of the Press isee list.
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VA AILACks.
w EAtsauces Oh Hroadway and l3:hI., Doors open at
= commence. at 2.
FRA BlhNOLD REPEATED
CAHp-Thc iumen,c success winch attended tLis b.aut.
buile-cue during the week. tie houses uletly In
cra IN numbers s1ggests the naubg the policy 81
its reretiti Il on MONDAY AID II EsDhI ENENIN0S.
IL viii be given those evenings fCT positively the two s,t
times in CONJUNCTION with tie Nsnsee aud !sh piece ia
watch Mr. and Mfs FLORENCE vii give 'hc.I famous
deiiu.stious .
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS aug snd ..
FRA DIANOLO and LORD FLANAGAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

4 4 SENORlIA ISABEL CUBAS the re-
4 uowu-d Spsnish Drusrusr. viii appear fu the new
rantomn- to he proir ,"d a. NlNON'S CREMORNE GAR
DEN, THIS ENEkING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

WINTER GARDEN TfIEATER.
w TUESDAY tNEN!NG aug. 3, ll.l
FIRST NIGHT OF a NEW PLAY ~ GENTLEMAN
o. NV 81 Okh.
Called LOOK OFT FOK iHE DRAFT
First appearance OF go .
From the Frgish 1hcaters VINO VII appear g. JJLlAHA
in the
HONEY MOON.
M FLEMMlN. As DuhE ARAtLA
GREAT SUCCESS OF the new PauiOmme
j entitled TIE SPIRIT or TIN FLOOD, OR IfPH'
YRS TRIP TO EUROPE. a, NIAOh5 thhhOhNt
GARDEN. Colnineaces al O'Clock Trrcis-ly
HNHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY. - This
I snuerb collection - PAINTINGS /. ssaiu OPEN f..
exhibition the od Gallery No $40 bfosdSsy The t. IN"
meet gallery Painting the county !h- fic.'fe' are
all or Fof ofla.9n IN I'd 90 them ple- &c
adjrc.s. JAS WIZARD Se'y In.t Art, - Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

Looms and sets 10 az ail Cfcustion...93i66
Sp.sie.......... 022 $50 Deposs ,......iJ1 i29J
Total Capitsi.......... ............... rbot'OmJ
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-18
Gtt Raitg auprttaG.
WIT AND SENTIMENT.

=
The description Of the approach Of
light, the fainting of darkness into the
pallor dawn, and the rising ofthe SIM, in
sellcy's little poem the I" Boat on the
Serchio, is probably the most exquisite
picture of its kind in our language:
The stars burnt out in the pale blue air,
And the thin white moon lay with ring there,
To tower, and cavern, aud rift, and tree,
The owl and the bat ned drowsily.
Day had kindled the dewy woods,
And the rocks above and stream below,
And the vapors in their multitudes,
And the Appenines shroud of summer snow,
And clothed with light of sery gold rtr.
The mists in their eastern caves uproll'd.
Day had awakened all things that be-
The lark and the thrush and the swallow free,
And the milkmaid 5 song and tho mowers soy the,
And the matin bell and the mountain bee,
Fire-iiies We're quench'd on the dewy corn,
Glow-wsrms went out on the rivers brim,
Like lamps which student forgets to trim;
The beetle forgot to wind his horn;
The crckets were still III the meadow and hill.