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Of the fIemcn, they only reached the fifth story,

of the nIemen they only reached the fifth story,
which was entirely destroyed.
No. 11S was occupied in part by Messrs.
Herzberg, Goodman q Co., importers and man
ufacturers' jobbers of white goods, hosiery, no
tions ETC., and John Bogert u Co., wholesale
boot and shoe manufacturers. The former oc-
cupied the basement and first and second stoN
rIes. Their stock on hand was valued at
$35, 600, upon which there are the following in
surances, which will more than cover their
loss;-Royal, $4,000; North America, $4,000.
Bogert d Co. had a large stock of leather on
hand besides lot Of manufactured goods.
Their loss will not fall short of $15, 000 partially
covered by insurance.
No. 100 was occupied by Messrs. Gabel, Roller
q Foeker, importers and dealers in china, glass,
and queensware. They carried over $3S, 600
worth of stock, upon which there are insurances
amounting in the aggregate to 525, 600, 5000 of
which is in the Manhattan, of New York. Their
loss however, will be tTifling. The building is
owned by Mr. Tobias, whose loss will probably
reach $4,000, fully insured.
No. 11S is part of an estate of which Dilwyn
Parrish is the trustee.
The building on the south, NO. ll6, is occupied
by Messrs. Roberts d Phillips in the first,
third, and fourth stories, dealers in carriage
hardware; Philip Lewald, second story, dealer
in notions; and Mr.. Whiteman, fifth story, busi-
ness not known. The roof of the building was
badly scorched and the remaining portions
damaged by water.
The fire originated in the third story of No.
11S, but the cause of it is not now known. Bo-
gert ~ Co.were employing hands night and day,
and they had just left to partake Of their sup
pers when the fire occurred.
The fire companies had not yet left the scene,
when an alarm was sounded from Ninth and
Market Streets the cause of which was the dis
covery of smoke issuing from the third story of
the building No. 1905 Market street. The floor
was occupied by Klepp, Keyser & schaeffer,
looking-glass manufacturers. The fire, which was
but triiing in its nature, originated in pile of
lumber about thirty feet distant from the stove,
and looks as though it was caused by an incen-
diary.
II. s. Walton dealer in hats and caps occu-
pied the lowerbstories, and his stock, valued at
about $4,000, was totally destroyed, owing to
the criminal carelessness Of the firemen in flood
ing the place with water. Mr.. Walton has but
a single insurance upon his stock of $500 in the
Pennsylvania Insurance Company.
A fire broke out about o'clock this morning
in the back part of the premises occupied by
Wilman q Scattergood, candy manufacturers,
on Market street, above Front. The loss was
inconsiderable.
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MEMORANDA.
Ship Frigate Bird Lippe, for Philadelphia sailed from
ship Martha, levin. sailed Antwerp alst ult for
Steamship Pioneer, Barrett. hence, at Wilmington NJ
Steamship Jas s. Green Pace, hence at Norfolk 1st
Steamtug Eleanor Oates, Gates, hence for Boston,
BaTqpe Statsraad Brock, Nioason. for Philadelphia,
cleared at Liverpool 22d ult,
at GapOo ss u for Philadelphia entered out
Barque Hgr, Wisner for Philade ephia sailed from Idv
Bg ssyS QsG%sry spn at R0steP "a inst
anchored at Deal goth ult;
Miller. Anderson hence for Salem, at Holmes Hole I'd
Brig John Welsh, Jr, Gay, hence at Portsmouth 3Oth
Sebr Arthur S: Simpson, Churn, from New Bedford for
Phsdelpha sailed sale from n15n Newport lft inst
Schr Northern Light, Ireland for Philadelphia, sailed
Schr Willie Martin Noyes for Philadelphia cleared at
st; John, n B, lst inst. t.- o,- -,
MaHe fSa5s hens & & and Ashland
Sehr Eleanor 4 Ray, from Richmond for Philadelphia,
schTs George LEACH from Boston; Storm Warwick,
fop at New York. I'd nst from all
Schr Sarah Bruen, Fisher, hence, at Wilmington N c.,
schr Lizzie, hence, at New London 1st inst.
from Geoygetown, d. g. '' az N0" maven iS' INST
schr Hiawatha, Lee for Philadelphia sailed from New
Schr Lucy Hurlbut hence for Eastport at Edgartown
sohr John Beatty. PRICE. hence at Richmond lst inst
sohE A. M Edwards Henson for Philadelphia sailed
Schrs VIM. NJ Wilson, Brown Henry Croskey, Potter;
H. Dennis Lake, hence, at Providence, lst
Schr Anna E. Stafford, Hanson for Philadelphia sailed
from Pawtucket 3lst ult.
SchIs E. a. Naylor, Naylor; John Slusnan, Weaver;
asd Wheaton, whoan Rs at
instant
Es Bro%n Ply
ladelphia sailed from Providence list inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The Governor General of Algeria has given notice that
after the LIST day of September 1859 new hight will
be exhibited Cape Rosa the province of Oonstan
tine, Algeria. The light will be fixed white light at an
weather should be from distance of II miles.
The illuminating apparatus OF the fourth order The
lighthouse is of stone, and stands in the centre of
rectangular buildng and its position given is in ati
tude 36 81 "a north, longitude deg IL min
SO sec. east of Greenwich.
The Austrian Government has given notice that since
the day July, 1862 light has been shown from the
head of the of the OF Ourzoa Adriatc
The light is white light, IA feet above the level of
the and in clear weather snoulo DC seen ro us
tance OF miles. -, =, ,,,,1D1Yc,r1 r,L..-..
By order, W b; PLY oislTpiH, p, - GnatTi,ih auhi
Treasury Department Otnce ligh1nouse DOuu' "aSnnk
ton, ID. o., Oct. IA, 1862
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Steamship Aries Wiley, Boston, II. Winsor b CO.
Steamer f. Franklin, Person Baltimore A. Groves Jr.
Barque Mira, Dix, Antwerp, j; E; Bailey & Co..
Schr Island Belle, Pierce, Barbados, j. Mason & 90.
Schr Adde NJ Chadwick Coan, Boston, Blakiston Graeh
&Co
Co.
Schr Fawn, Kelly, Charleston, Weld, Nagle & Co.
Schr A. Terril, Atwood East Boston, do
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Domestic AnnIrs.

Gold closed yesterday at l27A.
Another gold furry is on in Wall street.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday
were $770,459
The Massachusetts Legislature will be
largely Republican.
Stephen NJ. Vale, OF New York, is the new
Consul for Bavaria.
The East Alabama Agricultural Fair has
proved grand success.
Secretaries Fish, Robson, and Creswell
have returned to Washington.
Secretaries Fish and Belknap had an inter-
view with the President yesterday
An appalling tragedy was enacted at Hack
ensack, New Jersey, on Monday night.
"A small coach was fired into by Indians in
Arizona on the Goth ult. No one injured.
The 18th inst. has been designated for
Thanksgiving Day in California and Missouri.
"A Mexican has been murdered on the Rio
Grande, near Fort selden,. by two soldiers.
--McCoole who is matched to fight Allen, has
been arrested and bound over not to fight.
The Contested Election Committee of the
House of Representatives is in session in Wash
ington.
is regarded as foreshadowing the return of pros
perity to the State.
Hon. w. s. Huntingdon, of the First Ma
tional Bank, Washington, has sent $499 to the
Treasurer of the Avondale Fund.
Salt Lake navigation has commenced A
schooner arrived at Utah yesterday from Stock
ton, q town on the southern shore.
DIR. Harris, Sanitary Superintendent to the
NeW 1OTh DOuTu Ol I1calJll, WaTnS CODSuUpUVGS
to take increased care of themselves during the
Indian summer.
p, The testimony in the contested election case
of Covode VS.. Foster is in the hands of the
printer and when published it will exhibit
large frauds perpetrated against Mr.. Covode
The Mexican bonds issued in this country by
Juarez while Macmillan was Emperor, and now
repudiated by Juarez, are to be adjudicated by
the Mexican Commission soon to assemble in
Washington.
An application forjudgment against the ves-
sells of the Farragut feet for prize money due the
men has been filed in the District Court at Wash
ington. The Government will defend the suit
both on the laws and the facts.
"A delegation from the Louisville CONNER
cial Convention waited upon the President yes
terday. In replying to the address of General
Walbridge, referring to an allusion made as to
his second term of Office he said he was count
ing every month with eagerness to get out of
his first.
The Parliament of the Province of Ontario
was opened yesterday afternoon by Governor
Howland who represented matters as being in a
very prosperous condition, and urged further
efforts for promoting emigration.
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Foreign ARnirs.

"A new reform party is being formed by Deak
in Hungary.
There is very slight chance of the Duke of
Genoa becoming King of Spain.
DIR. Temple, the new Bishop of Exeter, Eng
land, intimates his intention of cooperating
with all parties in the Church.
The London Times says that it is only by
ceasing to be an Italian sovereign that the Pope
can aspire to become universal Pontiff.
General Prim, in presenting the members of
the reconstructed Cabinet to the Spanish Cortes,
stated that the cause of the ministerial crisis lay
in the Royal candidature; also that the Govern
ment would remain faithful to the principles of
the revolution.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Prometheus, Gray, arrived yesterday from
Charleston, repors:-At2 z. NJ. Tuesday, light
barque beating in the Oapes of the Delaware ship Tona
wanda was at anchor at the below the Bran
DeerinR off Fourteen Feet Bank, ship Lancaster, from
Liverpool, and barque Idoque, from falmouth off the
LEDGE barque supposed to be the Sea Eagle; Reedy
Island, deep barque unknown Off Delaware City, three
brigs, one foreign, names unknown.
Steamship Fanita, Brooks, q hours from New York,
with mdse. to John f. Oil. OF the Buoy the Middle,
passed barque "Herno' of Yarmouth; off Deep Water
Point ships Lancaster and Tonawanda other vessels
before reported.
Steamer O. Comsock, Drake, "a hours from New York.
with mdse. to w. NJ Baird & Co.
Steamer &C. NJ Fairchild Trout, "a hours York
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird Co.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, "a hours from New York. with
mdse. to w. Nj. Baird & Co.
Steamer Mars Grumley "a hours from New York with
mdse. to w. NJ Baird d Co.
Br: barque Minnie Cameron Graham, days from Bos-
ton, in ballast to Workman h Go.
Br brig Startled Fawn, Flynn IL days from Halifax NJ
s., with fish to Kennedy Stairs CO.-vesse to O. o. Van
Horn. $500
Brig George E. Prescott Mills days from Vinahaven
with stone to LennoX Burgess
Schr Abbie H. Brown, Brown, days from Provncetown
with fish to Crowell & Collins
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Corresponding Of The Epeninq 7slsqrapn.

COfTcSpONuence W THO fIUeNlNQ TeTeQfUDh.
EASTON d MoMAHON'S BULLETIN
NEW YORK OFFICE, Nov. 3-Five barges leave in tow
tonight for Baltimore, light.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Nov 3-The following
barges leave in tow tonight eastward -
Melissa New Era; 7. l.. Moore; Iowa; G. r. Burrett;
and A. u. Buck all with coal for New York. I.S.C
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MEMORAND

lBY TELEGRAPH.J
LEwEs, Del, Nov. 3-The yacht Wanderer came Il
Breakwater this evening.
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sHIPPINo.


~ERSne EOR RPOOL AND
<rff QUEENSTo whitman line Of Mai
JsteaA steamers are appointed to sail as fol
NY Sy % % Baltimore, via Halifax Tuesday Nov @ Ot1P NJ
City Of BrookIIsps'u susSoay; sosyy;.Iay nov o at p NJ
FROM pier az Saturday and alternate Tuesday
RATES OF PASSAGE.
bP p.i5o Iih MAIL eTEAMER SAILING EVERY SATURDAY
FIRST 800 sTE ln ourrone5,
10 TS PPSPGon PSrfs IL IL To To FFSnson
PAssA9E T,is BT THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAIIFAx.
Payable inGed' PayobISai ISiEhSn9E IN GnTIsro,
Halifax ;........ 20 Halifax. N.................. it
BY Br1pe6 sttcsnor Is StS Sy 19nns Tlns n s:,o
Passengers forwarded to Hayre, Hamburg Bron men
Tickets be bought hero at moderate rates by per
sons WISHING to send for their friends,
John G. DALE Agent, No, Is BROADWAY, NJ Y
orue O,p0HNEIh FAULk, Agents.
81 NO All OHESNUT Street Philadelphia.
<zss-rsss oNLYDIRECTLINETO FRANCE
SszalsslI sf5' THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC
EHiTtelrJs ffstE,,lss COMPANIES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
81 BisHBTTESTEEN TST NEW YORK AND HAVRIg, CALLING AT
The splendid new vessels on this favore route for the
Sonubent VIII sail from Pier No 81, North river
,r .,,a cuo,..,,. PRICE OF PASSAGE
49, no BRfsT OR HAvRE.
NHSO OaDln' ''..'..i$l4q Second Cabin.
1D; Including railway tickets furnished on board.)
Beso st6amcfs do NOT l4S SI Second Cabin
Si SSieuiSal attendanoe free of charge
tnent of Europe, by taking the steamers Of this ineIyo
unnecessary risks from transit by English railways am
pense. GEORGF MACK EnJZTF Ngent
1,. u.. +. n, , No. SO BROADWAY, New York.
nor passage IN Philadelphia, apply at Adams ExpreI
-I2@ No. 800 OHRSNUT Street
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PASSENGFRS ARRIVED.

Per steamship Tonawanda, Jennings, from Savannah
Mr. r. Calur, Mrs Oolesbury and two children, Mrs s. O.
Thompson, j. +. Wells, Miss p NJ. Seabrook, Captain D.
Baker.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine NelOs see First Page.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THISD DAY.
uN RISES ..........63l Moon SETS. ........... 49,.
UN SETs.............459l HIGH WATER ...,..... 239
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CLFARED YTSTERDAY.

Mails are forwarded by every Bteamer IN tho roguI
The steamers for from Liverpool call at Queenst
cept the Canadian line, which call at Londonder
steamers for from the Continent call at South
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u ATTEMPTED EscAps OF JOHN II. YERaER.-

u AYrExprEp EsoApE OF JOHN II. YKRaER.-
A6vices from Jackson, Miss. dated August H.
state an attempt was made by Colonel Yerger,
who WAS recently tried by court'martial Tor the
killing Of Major Crane. to effect his escape
from the guardhouse on the evening OF the
10Th. The following is the account given:
By some means, as yet unexplained, he had
obtained possession OF key with whlcn ne
could nh3ockS ajn nianaaes; His hsnecgns
have, f5r the last week or more, been removed
by day, and only fastened on at night. YES
terday the guard VINO was stationed ins'oe no
ticed Yerger, while: mou9ted On box whlcn
which he occasionally mounts to look through
his grating, in the act OF conceallng
kew in a ..creyiee about, the grating.
Finding that he was detected, he ad-
mitted TO the sentinel that it was key with
which he could unfasten his manacles. He
further stated, 30 says the guard when he
obtained his confidence by protested sympa-
thy, that he expected other keys from which
he sh ,uld be able to obtain one that would uu-
lock his handouts, and If the guard SHOULD re,
turn the other keys to, Mr.. Yerger he should
be we'll paid. When the discovery was report
ed to the officer Of the guard Yerger said mrs.
Yerger had furnished him With the Key; !o,
iiay. In; the presence OF Mrs. Yerger, he denied
ID. and denied having said so. From various
circumstances, it is believed Mrs. ferger was
utterly ignorant Of yhis possessing the key:
The probability Is that bribe obtslned 1t
from oce Of the guards, or, as Yerger has SINCE
stated, that he obtained it from q prisoner
who swept out his cell, on q promise OF five
dollars i'm the event OF his escape. The matter
IA vet surrounded with some mystery.
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peot to see uniformity OF SWING WITH h1&Rl.
sllel bodies when the build Of the Has1sf6 BOAT
.pIaee3 the HasaiA t~ee- end sxeseEAat s!FeGuisf
mfef1sIS. Instead OF On Sequi-d distant thwsrts,
as in ffhah beatxt skessle,y When sney ny 2
an Engfsh boat they may adopt somewhat OF
an English style. II they do not, the contest
will be the more international nom the very
opposition Of style and SWING. They are oecna-
sdiy ane and muscular men: Much stress ts
hid by contemporaries on this latter net; DSs
must rowing men know that "bicepe' mu.ele
la the most useless and even mlschievous WIN
which q coach can contend. Those yno pos-
sess il ara apt tqfr:sh the stroke wItn arms
instead Of shoulders, bury the boat, ana DO NOT
catch the beginning. The less OF it in the O1-
ford boat the betIer. We prefer Work LON
loins. shoulders, and taut forearm ioT @ O1o-
man styIe. The latter crew migrate TO fang
bonrne tod (Saturdsy.) They T1ea new
boat from Saiters, on Wednesday. ana sit ner
fstrjy. To say that they have 30 far oeen 9E-
der nnder the eve OF the weIl-knoWn Etopan
coach viii suffice to show that there mas peen
M Isok or sclence on the one hand. and. We
trust OF pains and improvement On az tas ne oe1e! M
The race win be rowed on August 70 70 ~ m
"a Al present the Amerlcans hold out Ior ire
ontim Of q smooth day. The COURSE Will be
buoyed throughout, and the Thames Consef-
ysncy viii doubtless secure fair held ana No
favor. Some very stringent police regulations
ought certainly to be, made land epforced3
With regard TO steamers.
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THE GREAT Boat RACE. -
rns i,sernsstonsI Contest on tho
.-TAaass-yghats she Basiish Papers say


The English papers. have much to say with
regard to the coming beat race between Har-
yard and Oxford. The Pail Mall Gazette, OF
July 81, says:
The Harvard College four, like all other
challengers who have before thus come to
In9lAnd 70 test the merlta Of our oarsmen,
md hrur6htgV.th them crxft OF native manu-
fncture, have soon learned 10 be seepncal OF
the merits Of its archftsfture. compared with
that Of boats turned 1Sab fcmlEnglish yards.
We remarked s0mo tinS& ago that g four-oared
bo6S euwards OF forty Itsef in length, such as
dseE,bed By the New Hdsf pSpefs. conld not
n both light and stiff according 10 our own
nsrroN.mlodsd ideas Of boat building. The
afak appearanse Of this boat on the Thames
or3fIAryned our antlcipations, and perhaps con.
voft6d Tie Harvard crew. She seemed weak
intSe becr. and travelled With her ends up and
saidshfpa buried which, If IN accordance with
her orixtnst lines, must be, to say the least, an
svkWsrd eocentucisy. Be that % 1t may, the
6ftafi X Oxford have received orders to build
= booS FOR tho Amerrcsns, which Will, We trust,
n-oye equal 10 tho oceasfon.
lThear IoRjng csA - YET be hardly criticised
vifh fsirpeas: Derhapa Il Is suited to their on n
oiSas an bosts: Il 10 not what We should teach
t1onS uniyarsity oarsmen. II is too much like
Hsmmil's style; the anna arc used toe much.
the bodies too httie, and the reach is 700 snoft.
Ths umok stroke talked OF ss peculiar to the
9ov must plainly BE- imp6nhve with such
style, 20 compensate In quantity for the want
of fdualfty and length in the stroke. At the
Ialas time It wss perhaps hardly fsr TO e1-
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DEHG,s UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN
HEALING SALYE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY has EFFECTED
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Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, August 17-Noon.-Weather fair and
favorable for crops. Consols s2I. Bonds ssA.
Ivening.-rurpentine 26s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, August 17-Noon.-cotton active;
uplapds 1skd; Orleans 131sd; sales $4,000 bales.
Corn sos Cd Lard 7Ss. Naval stores frmer.
Lster.-Uplands 1sHal3hd; Orleans 1s1sals7sd.
Red Western wheat los.
Afernoon.-Yarns and fabrics ct Manchester
hrmer with better prices. Corn 3ls. Lard 7ss.
Cotton active and higher; uplands 1sHd; Orleans
1Sxd.
Evening.-cotton active; GALES 5000 bales,
whereof 5000 bales were for speculation and eIport
uplands 1sxd; Orleans 1SHd.
HAvRE, August l7.-cotton closed hrm