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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

LEAD PirE PoisoSiS0. UsE or TfiE SKIN. etc.
MILLER %SSS NJ g. SsaS sFJ:T S'"Y"l
/ IFE and IMPRISONMENT
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
LIFE Aa 1SSs afTlT FAX 'H CAREER
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SOLD BY i s5iss n f ONLY.
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NEW NOVEL BY TIE AUTHOR OF
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QUESTIONS I.iay % Poi cs PItics. received
y late DoU.as o. haw,oy crrrs vol
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MEDICAL RECOlLTt noNs of TIM Army OF tn ~
4OhtC. Dy g. - vo. tvo ffso -
POsT. BIBLICAL HISTORY OF TllE JEWS; From To c"se
ofu Oid 1c,sf1eu about lie yeaf go G. v ~ hS
a. 4. S;4eo7g felssfisi. Pic 81
CONFESSION on THE NORInfaE NATIONS. By Cn.sLss
MEsvAL9. n. u. v.. sasI $50. Price ~
Eiber oltLs shove Tree by msl receipt ofIree
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CARRIERS SUMMER CRUISE,

NATtT FI' > SV VI NTflIt y -, 80, n
A srM3IER CRUISE ON THE COAST or HEN-bNVL""p'
By ROBssr CATER.
lbiao rncs ~ -
When that luns ACxes oR'red rtweid ci NV pe
Dr. he ~ stndy have anticipated Mr. Carter ~
Isles Of Greece instead 81 bringing t
.rif .. ThFrnopye sud saian is"-l Common" ehth
charming snnef; close OBJ. rvsiioD Ns"n
st,f play huuc combining to pfoo
bookmskns Ia this country ts boast 81 TINS
te.seI.FiN ). Evening Posi-
CROSBY 4 AINSWOiTH, Pucllers 49,
No. ~. W eshiDsonst, bosor's
- by pa poe p5 receipt 4 prize, OF msy be ordered
ia lfrcE.
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steamboats, ano Railroads.

Steamboats, ano Railroads.
MISUNDERSTANDING tTS &. VIBBARD ard
DANlEL DREW viii leav. De.hro..e-st DAILY at 7:i5s
"a And riyor.i.i Albany and Troy, sndn, Ut
Ytier. Coen, Point sebsh Poushk,spe Rblnebsck
pnol ,s,rsl sud Hudson h,drnuzht ,ismbos. wl
Albany cy AI to Troy mailing clo
With t Ne~loFA Genital Railroad No frsht horses
caIfis received.
ri'ROY EVENING LINE or ALBANY and TROY.
-Fae - es.v.Fy day Sstar
ief surdsv ~. y. 'hs sesnFrs CONNECTICUT
and hP NiN NiAKLE nom ilsson Tier connecting mfh me
North.
I ONG BRANCH-Thc new aud splendid steamboat
SEA BIRD Cay, ~. ~ Psfksr hEt expressly to this
aud intermediate places.
NOR PROVIDENCE DiRECT.-The new side
j wheel steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE. Csp, 0eorsc y:
SATURDAY ~ FrY freight apply board or 70
D. PililLPi No ll6 FIsniios,.
INOR Orient Point. Orient, Grccnport and Sag Har-
bof-T. essni sdrwhtel steamer Hlwsrd Everett.
Henry w Of Markets Pier No 3 Es,
Rysrr Tur.isy Thusisy eni ,risy Reforming
WI fss Hsrhor Iord.y Wednesday end Friday
y. ISAAC :. TUTllIII Aseut No james 'hp
n. T. hcOREADY 4 Co. Nc. "a Sopihs
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for NEwBURGH.-
~ steamer THOMAS rOLYER essss foot Of Chambet
SUNDAY MORNING o Thirty fourth 81 at 745 landing
COD sprins CoInws Returning ss Rev brsh Of i2o
NUNDAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY direct.
- e. The siesbo, Company steamer
SUNDAY July ~ iescs cold sud baggage checked TO
81 points Nof,h aad Wee.
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SAfETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

-
WORCESTER, PALMER, rrCIiB!ai, NASHUA, LOWELL
cosconIHs I rnh NIlE T SoISF4 AND
81 q q hstiS sExyoaK
''ve New Yen d,y ssspd,Z' o.iscpsd cso.A m h'
r''i No. Fo SIN SE WIZ go s.'''''"'
Nd I'D s %;sIs' Worcester
Freight '' " the lowest * irf, h.s 'nss on *. r.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, L;AKESMEMPHREMA-
w. zoe y tHp W = 4,It nnrrp STATS
s,iSRIfa EI.x ~ r o ThIT aorrr
D. m o. BY New Haven .'e,ner Pc ssip ., ::is m
o. slqie.y. ss S train 'srHse ''e''d s0'' 'as
Maps pon. Rsas'y Guide and Bort. Guide
(,ENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
" Passenger aud Freight Depot Eswrol loot Of Liberty.
eenueoii ii.npon Janeen With ne ps,ySe Lssi."sonA
road snd is conn.os ornns sdec asto rb9sh ana me
"'''' VINO 'hsffiiiTRgTo~Hss LINE 10 TIE WEST
Tire. EIps Tin. d'y toHi the ".' eIeep, sundy' when
Sits Ole. and lice Lo, BY this lin. 10 Chicago cncn
natl s. L0oI' &c WI, &C. sT sas; Siar
Commenting May a. Isee-i.s.'s Nsw.iOsl s follows
Mssch Chast. Wiiamsport WGn,bss iislanOy CIV
MAL IR.S-At .. ~ llemlngon' Lss,on WN.I esp
o. n-Wedsrn Eypr.s, iog Essioa, AsnIown HarT,bars
Pbush ana the We, boz e'eIe Of car. to C.'12,t
bu.e wall Norlon Cenis and Phadcpha ard Enc Roba Tor
u ~ TasrS-fo; E9cou. Anssorn, M.ach Chunk R.aiias
p m-for Eston Scranton Grs, Bend. s'hehsnp
! D Nor somsrv,le aud Flenn.fol
.'9o mgsr Se@eI'i" xpprss RAIN F., E.,,sn AL.
town. Rsldns Hln.bur. rp.b0r., sni TIE West
sespng It0us o-sey Ly fitfol IN ever
n. aas, d n Ne. =; ;, w,. sg q s s9s \ r.
Hone No, al 80 sd ~ sIs5s~.N 80 :. s"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

THOMAS W. DFNNHFI'I 'N'NfIUifll7 u
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS.
On end Monday May ". OBJ; trains f Albany i Troy
with northern Ween sins viii leave Ns@.i ora
. 81.
Jtts m via Hudson River RAILROAD 1hif 81 o.
sod Ienave through 10 Buss1o and busl"sion Bds "o
cars sad ecIinz al Troy WIKI iEsin ~ ''nd bf
irgo. and MOuiieii al,
ID m Nsl tain via IIpjon River Railroad c0Drs-.n2 t'i1y
ain e. orn trein, sni "a Troy with faus for tchorii
II NJ hIpIep train via Hen Rail ed I've Iia
ewing Chatham with We en Raj ai cI eD
anon sp~ngs Pf,sfei sc albany with traus r Ne' nd ~
Toy wh us -sTatosa SPRING. 9u d, Burlington AID MOI
TIE l NJ, --..,.. -,
m Fypre,s tral via HndoD Rser Railroad conasrtf a.
Ajanv West, and =, Toy win ,f4s iot N'r
v ~ ,ieeping. core ottsa. OF. -, II.
D. Expos tain Wis Harlem rosd come ing ~ h.'1m
VIII We Rood .ebancn sp.iIzs sna Pts.e ~ NiS
with vo,, and t Troy with train. Tor Ruund Burlington
4ni Monte 49, ~, 81, ,-.-... ..
= NJ Expe train via inison River Rslrosi WI.
AHA end through Buffalo and ,'sp.usiyn lrase "iolt
char Mo- >ceFius-Csr svey ay eateias 5ai ~
through 10 ueetslprk Wthot c,nhe
NJ; usne ~ and o. Rllro, TL r'in ei Sunday Cen
ne i5, III Toy win te uais n =. Al5nny.
train Wis l9isan yes hspad sth sferlHf"n AZ ~ ~,
arriving Albany and Troy In the norans sad senreps WIN
train ma North u Wet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

TBE ATLANTIC MONTHLY . - ccat,s NUMBER so wear
DIR YOUNG FOLKS j. 2e.cliis = AIILber; -
ATLANTIC MONTHLY ADD OJG YOUNG FOLhS - y'eI.
4 Iibsrsi D..OIni Cube
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

RUNNER AlssG By 0si nspit,os. 70. %
POEMS. ny A. N0i0lk vol kiue and ro!o ~ ~
Clio AR.s0LOs POiMs. IYoL. 40.
to1 ss by al BeekI' ssn pos Iss5 Tecep o. rir. BY
rlCkNOR FfELDj. Pnblshr.i Boscn.
sad nc. a. biseekef.sG, New Nolf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
rnE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
OUR yOUk5 F0Lks
FOR AUGUST, ists.
THE ATLANIlC NONTHLY

.rf THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
ols account OF The BIkspo1ueiDS spdsfs VI South
tseS their dseoysy habits and u,s, o TIE second and con
kus touching the Great Doctor
EProS Lssssz sape othe ss History Of the Valley
Eths ea.on YEA 10 Mon;sna" i entertaining
Hvrs gold 1isk and msne John Neal contributes
koecobs Of snskss events and rof In ~ year. $50
n giving psts ard COINS 70 thsD and bow 10
tsoia sesfny. Hs.bSIos Not Book furnishes additional
ksacbss Of his hs fn the Old Nsnse
other gs1bs his Number
ke AfAsrc MoSssLN conns posu' by ,ps' Russell lowell
I'D BsysSd Tsylon
r. YOUNG FOLKS
shining sud lesfsi reading " contains
tks Osysf Wp,sr by Ar STOVE; jamie by G HsIalloB
k;.h lsfais Haas Birthday by Lucy Isroom The
Howe Fsiss by ~ : The Cow Boy. Song by Nrs Anna w.
Well; a. Lss GOdi w,tes Lie, by Mn, NbneS
Mdsungse Dfraa b. Chelele Ho5nr How Johnny Bolgi
bsza Machine, by Isgsi.e A-e4 r Tho Pour Selsns Part ~
Nv Iucfes He viii Ne EanOns; Carries Rescue w a.
H. Hlssihson; Asnsi lso u ssa by J. H. c. AfOst 10 tne
Asyns Ee etlsu hrbIss thNadcs and odthin
b toe Le.ieg Boa
AZ OcE OCSe YOLgs ~s tbs month, wiz
kr F'iPs ifnfs'ioR drawn by the bln tii,.
IBa eDgTsved n. tts - u'strier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
MAINLAND FARMS on the EASTERN hIiOE
opITNnIn lOLNlKY NEAT for SALE.-The

> .s rncd of,rs sale Emwood Ledse' the lite fe'
rs u Jsine D. Il is susisd On The corner q w"
s avenues Of FAIR 5n only nj IRON bn"y,-
r y ienoi ruunz TO gr0nDfsi the tf'pry
consist. ~ Il ne lan1-ironng hreo s
one slrsHt villa Supplied tLfcughs1 VITA ws<
ard - sapcr coarhh and stable Two sood bens sr
Other oubuidl aud orntmrna in abuan The ep
cry Gacst in Fsri Comfy md spdy npaThs
sold 10 owrer being aDcr W ~ !"
,,ope Appy 70 H. WALLIS. bx,o tor, Office scieuhc A"s
No "a P,rk row
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

AND EylnY SATuBDAi ThERKafTkh
tbs e OF these seanlihip Admits 81 yfJ pai' obs hoon
ell op.En directly Saloon sccoamo ioa' aud fare ie
uh,.fu'od and ths rstes lawsf ttin saJ OIL me
~ ekpsFiencel Saigon each els nee o, cl''sr'
Cabin passage. tIno: Stser,ks So fsyabe IN osrf-1-y
tOwnior SIS t1lToacy
DrLs TOT Rgrs - bef hriain ant
fIeispc, al the ve,;ru
Tho ewne o. be.s nDof 't'5si o' spsois or AL
sbss ano.s BUS ofa4n. tivn. " -sfe''si thereon ara
signed L.sr-or
Eeiiht OF esnn n,,, ,1t, a.. ohr - the COMPANY
No TBosd~y s..sfs- hss t ,-Bse OLE ofths
Company. No az Broadway or Ne 70 P.stt't ,.,, .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

~ LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW au3 the IRISH POINTS
lie hscrfe ri.,rn,.r Stesri.fs Of u.s Auchor Lns.
IOWA So. SATURDAY. July D.
nfuEHNiA .,iis sAlU iphf, JOY ~
Rates 81 Toe Ia epTgreylo Lir"fpo9 " sso"
b,is. Driy OF Dann ,aDs p sl AID . 20. sierra 81
fnIa fsfsiss ~ sa Pofis i9 now oIa 49, " op
bse iisy.e ,rr. 1 thiH ~ - sud Se1 seensi va
Bof III BE- r.r 'ilr srpy - ~, canpiny's ori,e-.
IHtstis MAG DONhLD Ia. AesLb,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
NfORTuFRN RAILROAD of NEW,JERSEY.

~ Tans eye Jersey City for PeTmont 81 md o2 m 81
ms 625 Saturdays Only NJ u % Ihe
g:I2 i.Zg and G:25 Tnn bros gi 70 Nancy.
' 49, TIiOMls ". DENAREsT, Snp,rneudrn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

fI'HE NORTH GERMAN LL0YD' STEAMSHIP
~ri Dl from u. Bremen DER loot Of 1fId a.. hcres-s
SATURDAY, Jny 81
voz
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Ts.ins pe.ergerste
LONDON nANRR, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
the following psysbe soia s equivalent Ia
fcrth hr,t cabin so3 sco1d c.bl fti So siesnse s3f
lJly2s.
0ELNcns I G.. ~, q ps,ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
Zeal Cstale for Sale.
q W. BENEDICT.
d REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BR0kLR, =
Nos A aud d PiIs-st Room No. &

A PPLY at No. 3l9 Fourth-ave. for STANLEY
N DAYS REAL ESTATE CIRCULAR. Mailed " dssi'sS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD Trains leave foot 0
~ Courndtst for PHILADELPHIA ~ and 10 3 H. = ~ T. .
sud y D. ~ for and WasHIssros a. ani ~ No.
n M. md N dnilhl.
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.rr.t.. Ready in fev dsys;
boutwell," TAXPAYER MANUAL.
- (New Editicn)
Containing the entire Internal Rsvonus Laws tss snhented with
Ruggs OF the Commissioners, Tbles Of tiou
pen and Stamp Duties prepared by heHon Gxosax
BSprvaH, formerly Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
To BE- published by
LITTLE. BHOWN Co,
No. 40 w sshinssou A..
Anln hIn.l
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60 Get.
Doaro dna Rooms.

VVANTED-In 9th Ward. By q single gentleman,
w q Small Neatly fcrulsh-d ROOM BREAkFAsT sod TEA.
With bead uodesste prce Addres T. H. Tribune
Office
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Ocean Gtedmers.

I1OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT The New.Ymk
Nan st.amsb;p Companys steamer hAklPosA w,h sye
cu eA1DbD Jsy 49, Al D. NJ nom the oompsny ~ r.
&c " H. FOR ht psssse apply the Company ONCE NO
4 Vafcit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11

Grands, ao Ibs % arrive, IsJc gold; and b0o city
q Il isH prss ". not. sale
o. Sss, s.yc II ~ saas Bsrbsdos slso
being sold but further psrtcusrs We conia not obtain We
an. M mixed rs sss , assd %
40 ssn. pSSseossss 10 dc; Porto Kos Soc New Or
maze s,. g e sS.s sal:
sS sr's a. NC gce Resins sold irse but
s ss,,, 9 H. s ana 90 d It
o,a CAxs-A sale enectsd in Phadephia Of 100
o,,IApseed was scarcely 80 arm. and quie. Z. 81 81
re re ar g.
scve snd hrmc but closed dull and heavy $ regular
sDls q. q sss ssS ~ for mess ssi
BILL. rs ,a;sss .s siii.Ssrs
S up % November Is at ssl t AND a a
ss ss 1 s
800 packages at l7c ise hams and DE i5c for
.ais. 90 is' AZ vi l''
a ana s o ser STATE pals @ we for
export demand at loc lie for common dairy 70 prime FAC
a. s.s active and
buE 20 is gravity .e last half Of the month seller
option on private ser,aa Bonded was duh and irregular,
% white and 4ssc 4c for standard vAte closing The
sUoAK.-Tne market for thia article improved trihe In
With s ad h. god and closed
" good refining Cuba realized re, which indicates
vasSe o. &c per on tn,s Grade The following the
gar go l04c, far to good refining 1OsSc lie
TO good grocery do llfc nc prime grocery do, llc.
sys ,gS N ~ HIS; No y HAS, Nos ~ -
embrace Ss hhds Cuba At from l0Ic l21c. l2 hads
Porto Rico at l2c l4c aud 6S boxes Havana private
terms Refined sugar arm and fairy active.
l61sc for hagds and lb,sc; l51sc. for A.
lAi,ow moderately active and firm. with sales Of
l2a go los. at Ia6c. u - e
srEAaNE steady. Sales 10000 lbs At 1876 $780, ans
1G0D0 lbs grease ut l0c llac,
WH,sKEY --keceipts 81 bbls, The market steady
Sales 100 bbls. bonded at Ale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11
oHahIIc ARTISTS IN COURT.
suprrmc Court Chambers.
Eeiorc Indge C,erse.

OF. lo.--Annibal Biach va John y. Schepcicv scd
Robert Schultz. The complaint In this euit Asserts
that In April and June, 1894 plaintiff borrowed from
them - 600 deposing collateral security bonds II
the United States amounting fl1 0G1 Plaintiffs aege
that the money hes been paid, with interest, and
demand their deposit Of ti1 600
The CLAIMS thst piaintins, Luigi Donsett and
Francisco Manoeni, being about 70 enter upon pro-
fessiousi tour 10 Meyoo and Cuba applied 70 defend
for letter OF credit TO Of their correspondents
IN Mexico Cutn for the amount Of 5000 IN gold
city OF Mexico Gold az that lime ranged at 2s7, and
defendants claim that In consequence they are In no
way Indebted TO The plaintiffs Tho case came bsfore
the Court yesterday motion postpone the trial Of
tho until January in Consequence OF the absence
or plaintiff, and sas argued by MI Henry H. honnge
fcndania JudeeCerke reserved bM decislon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11
TElEGRApHlc MARKET REPORTS.
BUFFALO. Oct. 10, 1885.

BUFFALO, Oct. TO- 1856.
Flonr.-sses ], 600 bbls Illinois spring. $40 5o No.
spring, Sil 21 waite Xxx Western, Sill 20 a $l5 Wheat
Sales T. ECO bushels No. milwaukee, Spring 81
C0nSales 80 0tD bushels mixed Mt sc; market dull Oats
Arm; market bare Barley DUH at 81 20 81 rs for Canada
and 81 y 81 70 FOR state Eye quc Pork ss3 50 Ss4
Lard Sc i9c Whi3key nominal, a 81 ~. Canal freghs
dull 10 hew York, wheat l1c corn I4c oats $50: 70 Al
1a NY ny, wheat ANeY corn li1ac, oas &C. ~ Receipts
1924 bushels barley Canal exports, ai5 bhis. -FOUR
Is U0 bushels wheat "a $50 bushels corn
$40 bushels barley.
ToLEpo, Oct. 10, 1896
Flour quiet Wheat-Winter firm aud &c. hete- sprng
&C. DC lower, new white Michigan ~ s5 amber 50 u.s. No
spring 81 30 Corn firm lc No mixed 52Ic
73c Oats opened lc and closed &c. better sales &c
43c.
OswxGo. Oct. TO- 1888.
Flour unchanged: sales l400 bbls Wheat du 1900
bushels No. Milwaukee ciub at 81 "A Corn and
quiet Barley quiet but unsettled held at 81 20 81 %
ordinary to prime Canada; sales ID o00 bushels pr
terms Canal frcights nc. lie. Lake
ports coo bushels wheat 45 00 bushels barley Canal
ports 5000 bushels wheat, 81, coo bushels barley
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STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

THE SsAasrs RETREAT on FrKE-A nre was discover
cd late Tuesday evening at the homo OF disabled
men, situated midway between stapleton and Wander
bit landing. and known tho "sesmans Retreat y
Fortunately for the inmates Of the nstution. many Of
whom are In helpless condition. tho ne was discover.
cd In time prevent serious cnseq although
the Wind blowing nj the moment furious gale but
owing 20 the exerons Of the fire companies who nobiy
responded TO the alarm, the fire exiting ushcd
II IN stated tho Of the fire defect in the nues
which tho superintendent took immediate stops to
NEEDY.
ExPycnp PARDoNSG CEINvn.-it Is stated that
Governor Fenton has undcr consideration the par.
doning OF certain criminals who have been convicted Of
he nous crimes IN Richmond county and who are now
UNDERGOING sentence In State Prison IL IN 10 hoped
however, the Governor viii acoede 70 the peoples wishes
and the criminals 10 undergo the full penalty Of
deserve.
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UNITED sTsTEs COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

BEFORE COMMISSIONER Betfa
Theodore Brcncr was charged with having passed q
counterfeit 81 Treasury note Alfred Rockwell The
transaction out Of changing IS bill between the
parties Tho defendant recci ed excellent character
from two respectable Witnesses The Commissioner
dismissed the complaint
Before Commissioner Stillweil
ALLEGED
Charles William bradshaw charged with obtaining
letter from tho Post Office OF this city under false aud
fraudulent prctences The facts oi the these
From circumstances that came TO the knowledge of tie
Post Office authorities they had reason TO suspect
that money letter had fallen into the hands ~ pson
other than that 10 whom II was addressed. On
the 2sh Of September last gentleman connected with
the Post Olce wrote letter addressed 10 y G. Brad
shaw, 70 whom Il was directed. The defendant, W.
Bradshaw called for tho letter He told the del very
clerk that his was C. bradshaw, and that he
pccted the letter from San Franrsoo. The defendant
having been taken before OF the General Supcrn-
tendens OF the Post once wrote the request Of this
official. his name :. c. Bradshaw In old receipt
book and upon examination II ascoralned that this
signature similar 70 that AIMED 70 receipt evcn
in July last for letter Addressed from California 10 8 G.
bradshaw and containing OF go. The prisoner,
Il Is alleged got information that the money letcr
tho Post Oe1ce by seeing advertised The further
hearing Of the case wa adjourned.
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pssI us NEW Yuax. OCTOBER 10. 1855


Cleared.
steamship Rics rurber Hong Kong via Cane Town
Pacific Mail Steel md ID Co.
rtsamship MORO Csstis. Adams, HsvanA-Garison 4
Alien.
steamship Nsriposs ouiek, New oreans--c Garrison
Steamship cay Of Port Prince Jackson Key West aud
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a Brown.
steamship ssratogs, King Norfolk. CITY foln, Rich
Dond-9 Hsneksn a Paimore
Steamship AlsemArls. bourne, Nsrfok, City Font
s,~amship yrancosia Sherwood Pcrsiand--J Amea
Steamship Fairbanks. Hunter, Boston-WP Clvde.
steamship Wamsuta, Fish, New Bedford-lerguson 4
WOOD
,,ship chr.,d tBrem) predsricts Ans~erp-runch,
ship Goiden Dream (Br, Brown. st John, SB-Norewood
4 Co.
Rark Victoria (riam) Peterson Hsmburs-R n siomsn
Elye.
Brig Henrik wsrsrsnd tNor), Aiscn, Cora for orders
Rria Rosiyp TuthiI Bordesur-B wenbere
Brig 1aribaidi tkor Larsen Rio Janerofun Menche
Brig Catherine Morris tBr Roberts, Dsmarars-reni..ou
Bng g Pension OBJ, nccunoch 8. rhomas-p.ni,.ou
schr wide World Hndrsth. 81 Marks. yA-E d Huribu,
Co.
schr Lucy p Ives. wells, Hilton Hssd-vsa Brup.
slsght
schr whs Swan, Wooster. csisis MOI Boynsen, Son
ecbr Alfred Hall, Barlow. Provldence-Bahe Dayton
Arrived.
Steamship city Of View York tBr, f<cb Iv.rpooi sept
~ peenstown 27ih, wnh rrdse and ~ pssssneersts
John Oc Sept a. IN Queenstown harbor, 10 sssd
ship .irgfs. bound In 2sth ~ AN ~ miles OF Fast
ne sesnsAl Scota. Sencs for Lverpcol; Oct 2Pn lt
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Third aession-2s3O p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct 10, fst6
ASxs.-Eeoeipts bb'. Pot continued trm and scarce
At ~ 10 81 62s. Pearl dull and nominal at STA
BnEspsrurrsRecepts l2tsl bhls -four. no do.
meal 81 2l6 bushels wheat, 4s 10. oorp ~ IL do oats,
LOCO rye and 5ss do. barley. The market for State
aud Western -four very Irregular Low grades
dnn heavy and i0c Sc lower, while high grades though
In limited demand. generally held frm, and some
holders refusing accept the prices withdrew
supplies the market The sales confined TO- 900
bb the revised quotations annexed southern 0our
moderate demand and scarcely ARM sales $50 bbs
Rye active and hrm, with sales Of $50 bbls a$6 70
as 30. Corn meal was IN moderate demand but firm.
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The wheat market ruled &C. Be- Ioser With but t,le
bushr - 10 for white Michigan 81 20 for inferior
No. Milwaukee, and 81 "a - 35 Tor Milwaukee
There activity In the market and advance
o. fully c L. per bushei wss established; the sales
mixed Western ahoat %tc aye. do store, &c for
Inieror %lsc $50 for wbltc Western and a5c for
Western yellow Oats also advanced and moicr
atc,y active; sales 15es bushels at &c. tSc for MI
waukee &c. for state, aud & 6sc for Chcpgo. Rye
scarcely m with sal,s of $50 bushels old Western 81
fair demand prevailed barley, hut decline Of lc
Sales - bushels 81 10 Canada and 81 "
ss - fer State. Barley aslt dull and noninaily
changed
The quantity Of -four wheat corn and barley left AZ
during The first October the years iee5 and
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TIVE ARRESTS d ALLEGED WsRMs " THE POLICE.


or. io--Jodss Cerke tbs morning decided that the
made by tie police In the wssy Allen vssrsncy
case W. legal ~ evidence having been brought before
the Cnuitt0 row that The parties vsgraniR He
directed Nt tc n should be DISCHARGED. observ-
ing that flsg % were not authorized 20 parties
- vsrrsnts dNessn pop nnsinve proofs Of the fack