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fifor Of OH fhWWBl The doe-rV Seminary in th
rant brotiglt br Mr. Ba\le\. private Set rotary of
Archbishop Hugfis, to rrr icr ? portion of the
r.iaw of his maternal grand atht r Mr Uayicy was
disinherited m con-ctjuenco of bis conversion to
Romanism
("ovfobt for OctAJ I'Aiiir.is ? List
week, *e Warn thro'igh the l:rie).~tt?n /'low.r, that a
party from that ]>'are went Ml an ajMtnMMel to tlic
Ereakwattr fcr the purpo e of r.-.trhing bUcVfisli.?
While cntotrd in this ?port they caught a large fe
n.alr shark, measuring nut lit' nd four inches in
lergth.and rupposcd to wet, h n? -r Ml pounds Upon
arriving at tl.c w harf they itinrrtod the monster of
the deep, and found wilier: t:< r ???..mach a quantity of
i hones and a man's lace b-x I Tine of the bone"
I acre in a perfect state of Ptaas 11altoa,Bad were pro
Botineed to be the sjftsj of a run.an being.
e
Horkih MY BMP. It I.N III i v.?Tin Jer
$ty (ity Ti lernph, of Satuiday, h'.s, in a pojUcnpt,
an account of a murder <1> BM on i inlay afternoon,
about a mile from Harkensa *. i; appears that ait
Irishntan urtl a stranpf r, cal e '. a:'.ut I o'clock, at
theho'ise of Mr. Blachley an<i requested food, which
was given hi in. After lie h? i finished hu meal, he
tcniineiiced insulting the fen alts of the house,
'there being no one but fcina < ? oresti.t,. took aii in?
fant from IBA craole and ?BBStanH to take it away.
The streams of the won.'n kro ,t'..' atf. BiaMsl
Demare<d, a neighbor, who B .s at work m a meadow
" i esr by, wlio pacified the fellow and he went away,
but shortly after rrtun td, w hen Mr. D. was again
c sued, but :iie frifhit an re'' ? <l t'i ). ave. and riitne
it Mr. D in a menacing attitude. Mr Dcmarast ran
toward his work, and bhO *t ra i > 4> r followed him at
the hight of his speed?arriv.i.v in the meadow ho
took a essl-steel pitch-kirk and tan it nearly through
Mr. I)'* bead, it having entered just above the right
u inplo. he Uien drew it out and gave him the second
?r und with it tn the region of the heart, causing in?
stant death The alarm soon spread through the
neighborhood, when the cii.icls rallied and appre?
hended him. but not without a violent struggle. He
i?apow?rfui man, htM was finally throwi by some
of the aaaghhora, when Mr He hard Doremus ob?
taining a large siaetl BtU h fors and placing it
BOfOOl hi? nick, so as mi to 'mure him, pinned
him to the eaitli, and thus behi him until further aid
came to hand, which wae shortly done, and th'- DUB
ereant is safely lodged aa lla/kens-ck jail.
- e> ?
1'lKK II HEAVtR-STItKLT.-Yesterday
morning at HI o'clock, a < rc w as discovered in
Ihe third story of the four story bnck store No. 20
I ...<?. ' jiear Ilroad, |*MUhiBf 'hrough to Market
fleld-st The th.rJ and U M'h MOIMal MIN I'lltlTOly
eaahMfed i afore the fames were subdued. The
lofts mentioned were occupied by Rodewald Broth?
ers, merchants, who had moral hundred bales ?f
Ol tton BB bind, some of whi. b was burned and the
remainder badly dammed by water. Their loss )s
10t aM erta.ind, but is probably fully covered by in?
surance '1 he IrM and seciu.ii floors w ere occupied
by Lowbi'.i k A Schcpler, dealers in w ines and liquors.
1 heir Block was damaged only by water, which will
pot amount to much. 'I be fire clung to the cotton
all day yesterday, and it wu* rot until the lofts were
cleared that it was finally citinguished.
??
Kms: im TiiiRD-AvicMe.?Between tour
and five o'cioi k, Saturday morning, a fire occurred
In tho glass manufactory and painting shop of Samu?
el B. Jones A t o., in the basement of building No.
199 Third aw n o , betwi ti. Eighteenth and Nine?
teenth streets. The Fire Department WON soon on
the ground, but it was with dsu h difficulty that the
tipper part of the building was saved Messrs. Jones
A Co had a large quantity of plain and ornamental
glass, all fnlshefl, the greater pert ol w hich was en?
tirely destroyed. The damage of Iha glass factory
is about f&HO No insurance The building, to which
considerable damage was done, is owned by Mr.
Yauduibill The fire oi ipuiated in the glass^ (gg.
hare
? ? -
I'mi in NVtsiuNiiioN-sniKKr.?On Set*
utday night, at II] o'cioc i i i re was discovered in
the huge store 111 TPeahnBjtOBi M , occupied by 1.
M Koppir A l?o . dealers in wines mid liquors, and
in the lower part by Laud L. More, wholesale
grocer 'there wearer) rtt.e damage done by lire,
im Mi Motr'aMoeha sgreatTj bijaredby water.
The haildiag was not bitiet
?
Fire in Tkarl-m hi k. i .?At 1 u'eloek
Ibis morn.p.; a tire brose OH I ;i the old wooden
dwelling house No. IA') ft ,n ft < i m ar Eliu. The
t'roton was Itow.ng be.'orc the (lame had fairly
Marled, and it was aatinguished without material
damage The ahhoa waa OCCUpiodhj a Mr llufTnei
and Tghatl
???
Kirk in OaaJMavarajsjew?At I e*olook
yesterday inoriuiig, a lire krohi out La the bakery,
No M t>r..ii^c street. It was extinguished before
much damage was done.
? a ?
The Mt hdkkku PeucBMAN,?At a meet?
ing of UM numbers oi the Fifteenth Patrol District,
held at the I ifleituh Ward Mat ion house, July 12,
leal,Card, e s Toaaeeea was ralkaito iha Chain
Assistant ( apt |v A Hanta and Assistant ( apt A.
i phain, wne appointed Seiretanc?.
The following preamble and resolutions wereun
aataaotaBry adopted ?
WhseeM. Oni iat? Brsehes 'eataee, i:o<>. T Oaaasasaaf
ihr Kouith District, w ? killtd on ihv 10th nut , we feel
thul ha life ??i SaCliaSsd m ibe discharge of his dutv, and
*i. him h i It reavetl BUadj hua i'.v pt tectar?a land and
BMaaBatasa haaaaaa smi uihoi?to whom weettroduur
BM st siucsre tad liearl-f? 't syiueatliv
Eeso'erd, That each innai ,.f tins Districs appropriate
?m?. days pay iur the leimji ./,, ,, Oat eaaed brother nlh
c?i ? raniuy
Kitot+rd, Thit a copv ot the ahove preamble and re?..|??- i
aaaa !?? ,-u lo tin-1 Bmuy ..i the >w ?? mm d
Kfolif?. That she iolf?>?tup (\niiauitee be sppointed to
rail) the same mte efleri |
>auii s i),vis, j rfl-raPloats.
RtewHttJ Smith, Am^Upham.
w u. .Sinutt I'uinautiee
. . o T 8 VOOkHKKS. t'hairmaa
Isal Cap! P A ins r? i.
Amos Via.sM, | ereiaries
Out New PAPsK ? l he pk>t uf ground
? i taatad a the | m aratpaaaid by the Legislature.
>?<? kaaan contains aheag 100 acres. That loeki
?tettj i nji fc? this t,ty, tut m. whata egure u
I hhat with Uie diBM neiots ol Parks ui London,
g: _*y?g> Past e istaaai. ?.
MydsPaik. . p.-...n?i,i.vB,.|theiwoK.iniert9
KW " *55! " ' U-< *? 1? ?Bi' Hyde "?
All the ai 0?a are at the west end of London near
l> paiallel to the Thames ^nuou, near
la the !.?:??>' i ? i ail is Rpavai ? BmsB
II aaected ? A R. o MI Pat? wPraassl' 430
which the n.l.li. ure aOu.ill,ds si, li m
Braemtfl Ps k. '. ?*?
> ictona, m the acrthfaet p*n ai l...ndon?ii
B ahaaaad |*ai ? . . -9b
Wasdsee wvk, esvidtd as* little Barl ,,Xi5
andOrratlaik '"?'g
Aad Bjaaaaai ham Palace tis- cu 11 .- '7^ it
1 ll.l uciis.. . .."" i B
Here j ark Mirfai e en Jagh to cover the whole
?) :.-K >ett'e ! yo\ ulnfon cf our I'ity
a?
PsMMBiajea Off ^Y^.ALTlt.?Tkej table i),>.
low, ftein i fSrial records, shows the valuation of
Keal and PcrMUial Est..? n thu> t ity for each year
rtaea itsiw'. mmlusite
Vsar Best Est a:. IVrssjnal Tntal
Mae.. $ rr,suj.:si> an.NMXts liM.iat.yit
*M . MJUJ3 i .wsU. II IJ9.KS?JU
'Sfc.104.C4V.ltu U.-J6U. U U?.302.tlS
??m.iM.tak>u Mjakjai K6.tM.tir
Mm.iiO,;'49.fi, sj-.?a.-'ji hm.msjh
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99 .IM<Ut' Jl KitM **S*1.4W
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Bl. ITI.CM.MI h. ?-??.?,< MU.a?.M7 1
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af7.CIJ.Ms. U JiO.10?,Jj8
Abkest ok BfBCLAii-.?The officers at
r^*o to the Chief 'soff r aava saaeM within the
tisi.'eVd?>5? in '"reMu g three burglars, named
^?rlea Daris, (Harles Mindr. aad < harlos Hinc.V
?^harged with tho peri., it lUou of burglaries on
?Jfcettt the Ith mat. S.S. f. r i ' D u isareVld on a
tTr/l* 01 breaking into lhfl darellaM house, No 13
*?et>y-|>lare, alnait the Ml of Ju:^ the exact day *>r
E
night could not be set forth, as the family occunrtnt
the gi n.e Bate OUl ol lowu at the time, and U.e
robber] nrae not dteeoscrcd andl Mr. J. Rnce Smith,
the occupant ol the house, returned to the city on
MM jt;. inM. The rogues stole from the prcrni-c>. bv
ft r, mi a., entrance Uareogh ihe batemfial d.x.r, a
quantity of I. ? die -' wearing apparel, a camel', nur
tOawt, valued at |40B. black velvet mantillas, re-e
wood miiMcal box. silver snufl box. and a lot of
Oihei va!t able articled, ?ai-ied In all alt?' <>,it,ie
am m of Davis, lie was found with Mr. Smith - COBl
on Mi bock, m.d was also identified by Mr. Sunoson,
?M pawnbroker, with whom he ha* pawnel the
bbmmbI dok. Bandet erai reaBfaaatd by a w teoai
BBO laa I .ui come fiom the BOBOO of Ml jomui
a' < ut the i rr.e it was iBPBOBBd 10 hnve beer, robbed
'1 beei ldr m e Uta n.-1 both the a-cused parties was
m.ft cent u. authorise the Mayor in t-osamiUing laea
loth to the Tomb* for tnal Charles Hinchmaa
s'.'<w rkortod w th banxerknadj entering the
ofBceoi Mr biaaeon Drayfous, No. \a Fultea-st-,
up rtaira, < o Ii e Ith ol J-.'y- breaking open thn iron
saf?. and rteohng therefrom four gold watehe*,ollTCT
v?. Ii hi I, watck mat en. I.?-, dec, vaiue mall over $200.
Or. the anc-t 01 Hinrhre"! ? the oan crs found or. his
raoB OM of the gold watebei belonging to Mr.
reyfOaa, and another gold watch, tosether with
foi.r watet: Ki ye, ? m IdaatBSed as a portion of the
rolteiy. The latter articles w c re found on -earch
i of the peetnBM I of O Jew nnmi d Leopold Lehman,
i II Bayard-si, who is tkarge(I arttk purchasing the
Mme from Ike Vorgiara, knoaring them to 1? -tolen.
Or. the peeadaea Of Udo man was found a quantity of
i * i |rj . aJ.-o niter tea and tnble spoons, with the
oamec erased front the Bandies, w;tu a view, art
denUy, of preventing Identitjr. Owners are wanted.
Tie property ran be Seen by applying totne Clerk
al the ? bJafi office.
? Off.r? r Bennett, of the N ntt) Ward, arrested on
i iday night two men. called Ira Wiley and Georee
law, bb a charge of bi rgiariously entering the
grocery it< re of "peter Shorts, ahnated comer of
Waahtagtoa and t hrietopaer atioeta, on the night of
the Tth BBSI. 'Ihe rogues MoiC from the money
drawer MO in cash . and, DOt ConMBtad with that,
tin y maliciously raised the faucet of the oil and mo
Laset i i ana, wasting sou ,? $75 of the contents there?
of. Wikrjr. wtien air oat ed. bad on a pair of boote ba
longing to Mr. Shults. stolen from the store the night
ol the burglary, 'ihe accused parties were taken
lefore the magistrate and committed to prison for
trial.
-e
Abbkbt of a Blaci Dominik and his
\\ KB.?FeT. laaac Davis, a black divine of the
Methodist persuasion wa- on Saturdayarreotedby
in" 1 ? I lira\ ol the Third Ward, charged with Steal?
ing six gold rings from the store of Jacob R. Schny
Mr, No. 4 Maiden-lane. It appears that he called
at the MWI lry More of .Mr Senuyler on Saturday ainl
r< presenting himself to be a merchant from < anada,
eruned to look at ;in assortment of jewelry with
which to replenish his st.xk. After examining a
large quantity he n lei U d about $700 worth and re
qnertl d a 1 ill to be made out for them, stating at the
mme Umethat be would call m the afternoon and
settle. Just as he left Ihe store several gold rings
oiereBdaoed and he was at once brought back ami
Marched, when the misting articles were found on
his person. Be was then taken before Jti.-tice Os
borne and searched when several pawn tickets for
watches, gold chains, dec were found concealed in
bis bot la He gava hii name si John Harrison, but
1 ?M'M in In.? pookits proved his i.uine totolfaaX
Lav is, and that he is a minister of the GoipaL A
Police Officer yesterday arrived from Philadelphia,
who is after him to answer a charge of grand lar?
ceny recently committed a? that city. Information
baa also been received from Cincinnati, Ohio, that
he there stole about ss.eeo worth ol jewelry, for the
n 1 ort ry of which gMO 10 offered. Officer Patterson
ol the Lower Police Court, after a diligent search
>i Rterday succeeded m Inding bia wife at a house in
i hiircb-st.. who was arrested as being a confederate
in hit rascality. Several gold rings were found in
her poiiesaion. Any persons who have been defraud
cdDJ this fellow, who is tall and very black, will
further the enda of justice by calling at the Police
i otirt in the Hallv of Justice, lie w as committed to
prison lor further eaamination.
A TT BMPT OP TR BuBSLABS, ShIBXOS \N'n
Thomas, to Hrkak Jail.?Shields and Thomas, the
burglars confined in Eseex County prison, N. J.for
the robbery of Wiliiam.-'s jewelry store, hare been
maturing a phmofesi ape . but through the vigi lam e
of the keeper, their deaigni have been frustrated On
the discovery of the plan, (says the Ntumrk A<lvtrtisir)
SI. 1, Ids was ctripped of all MS clothing, and a sharp
pointed carving knife, which he said vvas furnished
him m an rating house in New-York, was found se
creted to his pantaloons. He stonily protested
Bgainst the legality of such a proceeding, and said
that if he wns to be dealt with in this manner, be
would show that he was yet a man, although confuted
In prison, and warned the keeper that a* every man
had bis day.he would vet bare bis and if he was to
le thus treated, the fear of death was no obstacle to
the accomplishment of his purpose- Subsequently,
la lh prisoners were removed to other cells, and well
secured With fitters and chains, firmly fastened to
the floor. Shields appears about 25 \ ears of aye. and.
we lean, commenced his course of crime in London'
at iilxmt the age of 111. subsequently he married the
v\< man who is now confined with him. as an at com
plice, and Uiey continued in the same business until
be was arresled m London for a daring burglary, tri?
ed. COBVM ted, and sentenced to transportation for 15
rears. While on his w ay to prison in charge of of?
ficers, be attempted to escape, and with a "billy,"
killed one of th? 111 on the simt. but was, BOeertbelees
-1 cured, and lodged in MUlbank Primal . from which
lie snot! after e-.raj.ed l.y the innrnious use ..f the
long handle to his tin cup?being the onlv instrument
wiihin Ins reach- and fled to this country
Abbbbt or a Fooitivi pbom Pooohkbip*
-u -Ches, Baraard abas Wm. Evans was yesterday
airt sted b) oflken Btunstead and Weed of the Police
i ourt nt Essex Market, charged with having on the
Nth oi last month stolen a horse, carriage and bar?
aess, valued at Bisa, from Janet B. Hill of Pougk
keepsie, N. Y. The deceased II appears hired the
horse and carriage to go about ten nines in the coun?
try, instead of doing which, he came to this city and
sold the horse to a butcher named Dennis McCabe,
living at 75 Mangin si, for B40.tO whom he rep?
resented himaeU to be a baker,and stated that he had
owned Mm horse about 13 months. Barnard was ami
back in the custody ol Constable Graham ot Pongh
ki 1 paia lor trial
Stolkn PbOPBBTT.?On Saturday after*
k on Mayor Kingsland issued a M arch warrant for
two " fence'' cribs, one at 9 Orange-st., and the other
at isBayard-st., wherein it was suspected a large
quantity of stolen property had been secreted by bur?
glars and thieves The papers were placed 111 the
hand* ol officers Lamont. Heed and Parker, who
ptOI 1 eded to the above premises, and after thoroughly
searching them, found a number of gold and nlvei
watches, gold chains, costly silver plate, jewelry of
all descriptions, rich shawls, bead purees, aad a lot
Oi silk parasols, all of which were brought to the
t liufs office, where a portion was identified by the
rightfulOWliera.and the balance retained to await
Bother action. The keeper of IS Bayard-st. ii named
I copidd Lehman, and Harne? Solomon keeps 9
Orange-et.. both Ot whom were arrested anfl locked
up on the charge of being receivers ol Stolen good
?e?
A SvSPlCTBB Hi'rc.lak.?A young man
named John Simpson who has t een repeatedly BT*
reeled in retofore. eras again brought up yesterday by
i flk er Baanatead for bavtag m his possession a qaan
tity of tools of a desenplion generally used, bv bur?
glars,with intent to.ttse tlu in when a favorable oppor?
tunity ottered. He w as committed for further exam?
ination
?? ?
PoSJinj DnOWlfBO.?The body of an un?
known man was yesterday found drowned al the
loot of tsth-st. E R The deceased appeared to have
been for several weeks in the witer. The body
w as taken to the Yorkville police station, where au
inquest w ill be held
Baf James AoMington,a resident of Piah
kiU, while walking up Broadway oa Saturday fi>re
noon, was overcome by the heat, but being observed
by the stars, he was taken to the Fifteenth Ward Mo?
tion house, where he was re.-tored after proper
treatment.
BROOKLYN ITEMS
_ ? ? ? -
Eb* We should judoe, from the vast
number of "nuisance^'' reported, that Brook
Ivnwas a mighty dirty citv. yet they say that the
vigilance of the Board of Health keeps this about a
SOTIBUl as jossible We BOpe so it . ? at
yA pair (or rather two pair) of
naBBBaBBS were BJBBaSBaMBBg Pultoti-st. on Saturd.iv
tw* The pupiU oi IVdic School No. 8
had a line Pic n,c on aBaBAdaj at Bid.'le's Gmre.
I. O. ok 0. F.?There ire seventeeu
LiHlgea and three Encampments ?( Oda Fellow 1 bj
this city.
?e- -
Fxcibsion.?To-day the WaaasnjMjtoo
Life Guard, Capt Wm H ?!u.T, ?gg pr?.-^ to
BiddleB Grove with their fair patrons for the pniniui
of a day's enjoyment m the groves an t woods there
;sbout*
Pic Nic at Biddlk's (irove.?l\aVW
BBBl aSMBBBBBB of the Stmday School BBBBBOlBi
wi:h the Chtuchof the R'storaUon of this city, wii;
take place .tvvmorrow The steamer New Jersey
ha? been engaged by the ScBool for the occasion.
BffBBflBr*S Bras.- Band will bo in attendance. The
committee have spared BBBaBI pain? nor expense to
n?ake the excursion one of the most pleasant oi 'he
season The boat wiii be at lh? fool of Hem st,
Brooklyn, at T m\ iBBk, pru. ee.1 tothefootoi Mark.n
rt.. New York. BtTt, and leave pier No 1 North
Bare*/, atIo'clock preeiaeiy TVeets m.ty be Bad
a; Uu landings, or on board the boat. The tnp e in
not Pail to he a happy cnt for all who go. (tec ad
Tcrtisriiif nt )
J't itLic BcaWOt. No 11 ?The s?vni-iu
nual cxar.natior. of I'uMic Srbool.No. Ii, on Wash
ingv>r>-av., near Bedford, was hell on BetajteJe9 be?
fore a larjre number of the friends and reiauves of
the pupils, and some of the Board m E lac stioa. The.
Bd r?>! Iiis a very IsaaBhy loeaUty, and hat i large,
nlij tiwiBfl fin Ihr bcneCt of tho UtUa paptla, TUe
pro< eed'i c were rest snti .factory, a..d rcfler: credit
r r. the t( u hers.
Nrw CaWM ii ??Th" Parian of Ali Siiinu
Church wa> o.ianized on Monday ere,m,* ia-st. m
Ihaksrttua ro..ia of the Lrocki^a Institute Bar.
John w. Clark, late Hector of Calvary church, is
Un ipetiurflj Rector
FlBB Di KitdUITM--street.?Shortly :t!'t*?r
gCfekoeh ft ?lerdar monnrit?, officer Sn tfi, of the First
Fatrol Dis'ru iliaa iiiaaeil the furniture ahara of
Francis II. Batall. ? At.antic-M . to be on hre. Tiie
alarm wa.s .iiu.i.-di d'-ly Riven. Bad UM Fire Depart?
ment was soon on the spot, Ihroegh wf.- M exertions
the flames were confined to the bu.idinr. The fire
originated in t. e upper -tor/, which contained a
largeOjaaJt'.ty of furmturo. rnoal of wach traf de?
stroyed, and the contents of the first floor Bad base
mcnt were hNi greatly damaged by water. The total
loai wu) probably exceed a^ooo, the whole being
earn rei bj aasaraaoi m tha Broadway aad Grocer's
baWktraaea Coaeaeaaae, New-York.
FlBB IN i'lKl H-AVEM k.-Oil .S ttlinl.lV
morning Bboot one o'clock, a fire broke out in a car?
penter's--hop, owned by Jr.o Flunkett, on the Fifth
avenue, near Fulton, and though the rata was pour?
ing down in torrents at the time, Lie flames spread
with such rapidity, that in a snort time the building,
together with the tire aJ^oining, were consumed.?
Losa ages) ao Lnsoraace
FlBB in HlOH-BTBBBT.?Ahodt half past
one O'clock,Saturday morning, an al inn aras Created
in tbe filth district, some Hann s being discororad
hff akil 2 out from the second flo r of the house No
116 High-Street,bnl they were extinguished before
much dam age was sustained.
Sbbiodi Accident.?On Friday, a car
penter name 1 Charles Miller fell from the gutters of
anew house in Dean-st. to the cellar, ?trikinp the
pJaaaa ia Ida deaoeat, aad w is mm h injured. His
fail was caused bv the improper manner in which
the scaffolding had Hen erected.
i?e
Assault with a Slbbjb Shot.?Jamea
GallaghfT was broucht before Justice Truman Smith
on a warrant charged with having, on Thursday
night, in Ifain-Bt., inflicted with a ilnng shot, ? t ots
on Patrick Fitssimmona, which rendered him inaen
ril le He was held in gl.5oti to take hi> trial.
Bocks
JUcerrtd ot Thr Tribun' Qflet for the m*k tniimt .v..t?r.Y?p?
J?h ii
gegries Ale-it and A-hore during tho Mexicaa War. B
Liettt. Baphsel Srmnies 8vo pp it' Cincinnatt
Win II Moon B Co Bold by Charles Bcribaer.
The Odd-Ft ilows' Ottennir for 8J2, Bv.. pp Sat. Edward
Walker
C'anirai"ns ..f the Bn> Orarele und Mexloo Bv Major
Issue I. Mevens Svo pi, IN D Aupletnn a Co
Sl.akspert 's f'i,|ii|>lete Werks Hire- N UBbers in One
No.M-41 Boston Phillips, Ssmpson A Co.
The Histerv . f the Faipress Josephine, hv .luhn s C. Ab?
bott I2BM pp 3;s Harper B Brothers
St unit of Diinliath, hv H m. Caroline Norton, two pp. 119.
Herpel L Brothers
The Philosophy of Mn.dia V .litiou By John Ailvn. Sold
bv Fowleri in u alii
The German in America. 11. T W. Bosen. 2tm<>. pp 177.
Bold by K. eh fc Co.
Thi Patriarchs] Age, or the Store of Joseph Prepared for
the pupils in the Girard College ixno. pp ji?\ Plul.
Bob! F. Peterson
Tht Photographie Jour al Julv W B Smith
ri Rtonti ils * mi sir i \ La.
Loseing'i Field Book of the Besolotioa No.?. Hat per h
Brothers.
The UnitrersaliM Qaarterly llevicw. Julv. Postou. A.
Totnpkins.
The Phiush. the Loon and thn An\ ,1 ? (1 Skinner. Editor
Phdsdelphia
The Anerieaa Jonrna] of lasanitv July We
Southern LBerary Messenger July s??id by DewM a
Dareaport.
Flax Cotton.?Hev. Mr. Gordon, Editor
of the P>M I'rrsbytman, hating recently passed
through Northern Ohio, writes to his paper as fol
low I
I called on Hoa. John F. Bearer, wot is engaged
in the i net ion of a large establishment for'
paratnm of Flaa Cotton Mr. It is Banguina of the
ultimate succcbbof the scheme for the substitution
ol a port.o;i ol gas hi place of cotton. He showed
BM i specimen of the cotton after the third process.
It resembles in color aad texture the common lint,
made by tearing up a place Of old linen cloth. PVvs
procesw 9 a;e m tesaary to prepare the flax cotton for
the Spundes I learned from vir Heaver that twice
as much flax bad been raised in the neighborhood of
Newton Falls tins real as then was laMrear. in
pasting from there to Ravenna, beautiful fields of
flax, in full bloom, were common along the road.
For The Tribune.
To the Opposers of the New Costume.
Kind RbaOBR : 1 beg yon to li-iten a mo?
ment to a WOfd about this dress of ottrs, which you
art so zealously opposing. We mind no; the insults of
the vulgar and ill-bred, but when our nearest fnenls,
and those of whom we should expect better things,
deiih their lips by uttering languai/e obscene and
bitter, it is nard to bear. And why must w e bear it i
Where is the wrong that h.i* been, or is likely to be
done, to you a- Lodiriduals, to the community, or to
the world, by the change ' Perhaps you fear for
your dear, idolized PASKtOM '.ha' it wnl become un?
popular if so, I hope your f? ars may be realized
1'atis fashions- rhshioat which have their origin in
tli very hot-lied of vice and pollution?you call ele
f?ant and irraceful, ihough tney iarite that ghastly foe,
consumption, and ten thousand other evils, to feed
up<>n the fain St (lowers of your home-, and bid them
tan, like Autumn leaves, upon the lap of earth .
though thev command the playful child to luy aside
its pTayfujjlCsa, and every enjoyment that Nature, aU
glorious, is capable Ofaikecaiag, they are obeyed.
Yes, tin v are obeved at the BacitBce of health, eom
fort,credit,honor,anderen lifo itself, Audit is a
lore for these encnaeut incongruities, w.th which
your Parisian mother ha., tu.robed your .-irettv forms ,
h 1, rcoi the approba'ion of a perreitM public opin
ion. more thiui the kire of your I reator, or thut mo?
desty upon which you lay so much sires-, that you
look upon us as ei..bodied demons, because we have
dared to rebel from their lyraBBiCal sway. If this
'? new cost irate" could only have been pre-ented in
the fa-hion platea of the popular saagai inei of the
day, as :re-?.' Mtadtnired in some foreign Court,
instead ol boiagprceapteelby afoa ol our American
ladiis. froni the pure motires of unaSected commis
erata 1: for ihesuncriag, it would bare foun 1 unirer
>.ii reception but America' datiahtera, it seems,
areaaMcapable of knowing what iiri is becoming
?.r adapted to their waatt. LamaatabeS ignorance
tl 1 If ' 1 he irowser* eonsiitt le the great objection
totaisdrcss Now. I ash.iady readeri, what there
is 10 terrible about theoe. xOU arc wearing them even
now. they are universally worn, only Ihev are Oallod,
rerj bjtnocently of course?drawers 1 ui t.Vn* by
this name, then, if yen like it bt-tter 11 thes ? ihield
your 1.; lbs . 1 ! aaawet the purpose of clothing, vhen
trtiu getting into a wai<r!iorLliitr>',-eiiiiistaiK-ethey
wotiMothera ise be expoaed, where is thi improprety
of hariagthem made 1 <i ?ie sacae material as the dress,
andsceaal all un--- a few inches below it' Not
that the virtue of the dre?? 1- all baaed upon these,
nor becauaa thi v ,.r i similar to those arora bv Turk?
ish ladB s, world I plead for them, for I wend have
i very one consult their own comfort a id conveni?
ence, lnc'ept-ndent of any 'tyle, either Ami r.on V
Europe mi. unices reallv woaruv of imitattonl. but
because itu a proper atTempaatriitTi* i*f tie loo.-e
w.iis!, a:-d ncedinl to make our movements ktsa ia
tiguing. I vvotiht cr>n#ider it ut bot little worth,
how, rcr, to have the dress short and retain, for the
cramping sad campreesioa of the chest, me whaio
bonedl waist Tat aim is, ist this rasnrniatiaw,Psaaith
an : elasticity of asefhaa. for th?s?a rranl obyara we
bat e laid a>: Je our heavy burdens We w ish not to
unsex oarsehroe, nor "depart oiu- step from that
vs hieb :<. -t BlJ or of good report,"' aad '.?e are really
paii-ec'to see tou so determined agaimd your beet
good bv ruia'ii..' to y Bl worst foes. Hut tf you
aLooM- to laugh and rerih on laMaad of yaiaiag in a
good ca^e. Co so . we can orly forgive and pitv in?
stead of hating your tUnd ir.eredubty.
hi'.'sda'it. E. a. f
Pkcoi.ess of 11 BloomEHis.m."?At a ball
in Akron, Ohio, on the 4th inst., o?er iv) of the laoie?
were dressed in full Bloomer costume. The t Ire?
'o?i i Piamdfalrr sny? the scene was enchanting?lonf
v-re.-ae* hitherto hid from \ leer all the graceful mo . e
met.is of the lady dancers?but here all was visible
?L.ch reiated to the - poetry of motion."
In Lowell, the factory g'rlaturned out in procession
on toe 1th. ill dressed in the Bloomer costume Dftr
legthedaya banner w? presented by the girls to
one of the fire companies and m the evening a large
company, tbe gttla mcltided, sat down to a suraptu
o?is etttert.xinnitnt.
At Battis? Creek, 1! rcing ladi.-s. 111 Bloomer cos?
tume, took par. in the'celefaration on uir tth
By Te'e^apii to the New-York Tribune.
Mr. V.. r not Rs.Uned-r.rtienntlon iDfr.
rhilip Clayton.
Vfaaatrjaer >. 1 ? 1 ly. July IV
lean state positively that the smry of Mr Web
Mat-*revcmtKT, bteUfJy aafonadfcd Tm*iwt$th
gen or if to-mor row will h ;'r>. r t .t.ve'.y contradict
tLe rumor.
y-r. inuip ridvton. Beoaad a... a, w.u shortly
resign, to take effect in Hart mber. Reason. Lie ..e
ri aasy of rait adang to ease tanpart iat teareedta, Mr
C. akak Europe m the PeJL MeaaAjrea.
Washington It*r.i?.
. . Wa*hi!?oto?i. San.tatr. JaiT IJ.
J.ieut. t ol Her.ry K i r.ikg, of Paaaarlvaaia, hat
bean a; pointed ( bdaf u: the Ordinance Bureau, ?,e
l an ? tt oian Laar I
J ' a'l< * Gardiner, at to-e*sy*a ? Pat -n - pakkaiaa
a letter from Mr. forte, denying tii* aenxeaaeaef
Bands by \)r. Gardiner.
Ar,?t hi.<?? of the Moon secern I thai morning aa i
r a* yit>. 00dad by DOpiot - r das.
I???
Later from Mexico
_., , m BaLTtMoaa. Sunday, July U
i ne ?nta Boaita Baa arrirad a: Mo ? Orteaai ir.en
veraCnrt, wttt nine tliorna.nl toilers in spc ie.
(-apt. Levy came pas?engcr. w.th du xt.-'ie?. A re
votuuoa in Monica appeired to ha i iiiaaneli pr>b
?Nc. Four hundred troops had been neat to enforce
the v-rp-rtnre of tha Americansftaat l'er.u.vite ,>??.-.
I he irmtluh/n sa>s ( ongre-- i- re?pons.b e for
these arbitrary procee !ing?, not Arista, or foreign di
ploaaaijats.
??? -
lllni ss of Hon. Wra. C. Fre.ton.
Pant II loa. Satafdey, July 13.
The Columbia Cevaanaoa aaarmarrt tiiat Una.
Win. C. Freston. now on a visu to F.urf.eid, l- pir
f.ally prostrated by diooaao, Bil let't arm and lag are
affected, i ..t ?peech and vision umrTecfi.
? ?
Incendiary Fire.
B trroa, Sund iy, J nry 13
Early th> morning, a fire broke Ottt ,n ten stable of
Mr.Deoa,in PnUer-ol , destroy og the building, stock,
an<l ten horses. The work of an incendiary Mr.
Lean is the truckman for the Providence and Bosnia
Railroad. II? was fully Insured.
???
Loss or Life.
Beasjirr.if. H^Thtnaday, Julyio.
Three Irishmen, who were blasting rocx at tlus
place, w ere Instantly killed this inortnng bv a 1 rem i
t'ire explosion. A fourth was terribly mutilated.?
The name of two of the killed was McCarty.
Market??BtnTI ILO, Jaly 11
The receipts i d Ine peat 11 ho ira have been: Fiona
4.5(h) bbls. Wheat. sfySOObUeh., i obn, 32,iH>0 bush.
Tbl market for Flan a has been rather heavy, but
without any noticeable change in p-iees The sales
were 2.em bbls. Prime WnSAT is firm, but common
desciiptions bore a downward tendency. Ohio aold
at 76 a 77c. There is some shipping inquiry for?'oax,
bu? at pnees below the views of holders. Small <a'es
of mixed Western were made at 431 OaTiara stealy
at 33?'. 'aiioiii- are f>>: Floor Sie. Wheat 14c. Corn
He.
?e?
.Marken.Vi iciy July li
The receipts Mnce our last hare been PLotra.
2.CC0 bbls . WBBAT, MOS bus . < iiKN, ?1.000 bus.?
Flour is firm witn a modi rate business lo ng Wheat
la inactive ( r rn la steady at yesterday*! rates sales
If^OBO baa. at 55ic for Mixed Western an I 47 ff31e.
for a lot of damaged. Oats are i;uiet sales 3,-sX)
bOS. at tte, Small sales of Ohio Whi-ky at ttfC.
CANADA
? - -
Crent Western Railroad?Meetin? of the t'ler
uy Reserve Association Disturbed and
Broken np?Religion? Ali'nir*- Repeal of the
I nion?Disuasiou in Parliament?Hew L'ui
vrr?ity.
Correspondence of the Tnbum
Tosoa ro, Tlraraday, July IS.
A great effort is to be made to construct a
Railroad from Halifax to Hatnilb n, where it i- to
join the t; re.it Western, thus makm^ a OOOtinOOtU
UDO of rail from Halifax to Detr ..t. or whatever
point may be iclecti I as the Western term.mis of
the Great Western The Govi rnmenl sehente for
constructing tin road laenibodied to o series of re?
solutions which have been printed, tad winch tetU
1 c b:ought before a committee of the whole House
at an early day it i? nroposod that Canada akedl
build her share nt the Quebec and Halifax portion
of the une. providing the Imperial guarantee, al?
ready plonused, be obtained h.r rai.-mg the ne
ceoaary nmda tt is propoeed that tin ee Uonoftne
line from QnebOC to Hamilton be constructed by the
Province aa a Government wm <. provided John Bull
will indorse our note for the amount it may bane*
ces-a.y to borrow for this pOTpo 1 al-o. If Jo'in
Bullshonld refuse hit Indorseaient, then wa are to
borrow the cash on the Mfengtk Ol our own ere lit for
halt il.e main trunk line, provided the municipal cor
oorations of the Province tubacribc the other half.?
The profits of the road over and above iluee and a
hail nor cent Interest, are to form -.iii.,ng tun I fur
the ncjUauaSJon of the debt Shoald botfe these
schemts iiui, it is ptOBOOed men to 11.courage the
eoBstrwctioa of the w..rk bv prirale oompaiuaa, try
Oovceniaent contributing hah the n.st.is tin-work
progresses, it is not tmprobabh that the i.rst of
these plena will be adopted. The reojiired imperial
guarantee of the loan will hardly be refused; tor no
oonbtEnglanda sin ?.torimh: r> i irraavjedvooesaeel
the Pioviee? I t v an iron chain
an cccturen e took place hen oo rneeday night
that shows how much chance'here ia ot h iving great
questions calmly aiid iairi> diacussed. A meeting of
the Anti-Clergy Keserve Aaao alion waa convened
to ronsidl r the present state ot the LUeoUon. in view
of o final settlement. The High Church party,
beaded by Rev. Dr. Leth, and \i ermea Wakeleld
ami Robinson (son of the Ckiel Just cej collected a
nob of Orangemen from the i reel . onsisting prin
I cipally ef eartera, and person , of thai description,
and took them to the BMWting, '..here they com?
menced a sj. tematk dtaturbancc ami anally drove
the Ckainnao Iron the chair, taking possession of
Ute plattOTm and preventing any of the speakers be?
ing heard, at one time the nitnrbanee was con?
ducted .li a spirit that threetone i serious conee
gneares,but the vieidmgof the ntajority to ttar rnf
ti n. -, led by Riv .Or. l eth and others of UM Episco
copal ( hurcb, prevented an\ riot taking taking place.
It ia a Mid mi-iortune that the U.-an.'i element should
curse this new oountry,producing the sameconse
qxsaas as, thoagh not to the mhxm extent, ttint it pro
diu i s in Iri and
The census returns for 1850 give :he population of
I'pper Canada at marly boo.eim
Methodirts..IfT.TSSIUutariaaa sad L'ni
lia|t..sts. 3I,I9jI veisauu. SMI
Frestrrtensni. i6i.oi6 j.-wi. ai
Ckareh oi BoBte. ... 130.1>> Other Creeds. 19.507
Cnnrcaof England.. IW^MmNo Fixed heligaM. . I3.ii.51
LcUieiaaa..... ieiaxt|Unaccooatcd aw. i?,ou
Qaaken. tx'-ot -
laeeraadratr. 5,Ki| T./al.TW,?i7
Near!) one-sixteenth of the entire pipul itioa is
set down as of no religion at all And thi- too exists .
in spite of the fact that the State pays he ivy pen
- oj - annually lo two of the richest denominations
in the Province, the Bpiaeopal Chareb and the Kirk
oi Scotland, besides little bribes to o her denomina
lione. In Isio the proceeds of Clergy Reserves
rales were gSS0,4SS, rtiia is in Upper Canada a
there being no return for theouer section of tho
Province. Last year the Church of Bnglnnd re?
ceived out ot UUS -ouref, text iusive of pensions to
Reeti re) $7t;,WJ . the I hurch of Scotland, 131,039 I
while tt.e I aited Paaohvter an Church,tbe Wesle/an |
Mcthoduae, and the Roman Cathodes of Upper
Canada received inch pickmgs as the Govarnaaent,
in its d:s. rt'iicn, theught nt to dole 0 tt, to 'tieet, per
^.,.s. -t.nie fMj^tical exigency, or to consummate
fome piece ol .-t?te corruption And yet in the face
ol this loniyui.- ry system of these endotvxneatta of
rehgiooa wcti,ono-aixteentk part d iae population
of I prer ( anada are returnee m the caBcial -easus
as ol no religion at alt What a commentary on the
sv-um of endowments'
On Tuesday. Mr W Boulton. in the l egislative
I aeeenthly, n-.ov ed a ser.es oi reu tiuna for ? rejeal
of the unieti between I'pper and LowerCanada. ile
cji.ter.ird that the union was a ta;i ire the popu:a
i tioaoftht two eectiona of tne Prot nee being just as
? disunite t :n feohng^md tentnneni, and i.ear.y -0,11
I laws, institutions and locial u-a/i* ia the) were ten .
vears after the Ccnquest Thisla DO Joubt true to 1
V. ry g;ta*. evt?nt. TheT10110Iaaa 1 of tVoawr Caa>
aoa remains itatioaary. li.s rrot^i n* "OurLiws,
our ;r >:uut;or_s and our iargnai" .' 1\ f cwannue to j
have scp.rate s?ti m? of law? fur the :uo Prov nee-,
and t>e avndbvtuae is that ?iam 1 1 Ben oaacted
or changes an prevented m one teetion of ihe eonn
tiv t\ the rti resei-iativrs of U*C uuxf .m rJoui
um aesevted that of the Uapotl Ith I W n^t .ear,
II JAS,000 was paid t y Cpper Canada, while only '
about SfcC*'.'*" was piucT by Lower Canada,
.md whi.e the expenditure on a?^*oi;ui of
the latter is rev.er than ;hai f r tae former :
l l.e diacvaidon wae cat short bj Mr. Carteana aaov- j
u e the prevMUi question, a u.o?t unrur mole cd
0 Dg debate. The question w?Lhowever,csaane
up a?an. This senion, when Air derr.ft wiii pro>
pose leselaMons m amen..u.tnt i-.f railing a 1 na
veit: n to trame anew ('onst.tu for Saasa Bt>
t;sh Provinces, on the basis of a Le. -.aice Pause,
a Federal t7nkM bexngi m his opinion uaekwa, aa hang .
ai wi tetoain ? I olani
last night the high ( hur?*h part; letrsprrrtedby
Mr. Laiontau e and his tail, p !*.*.. i throu.-h a se?
cond na.'ing n ihe I^aislativi Assembly a ball for
chartering an exclusive thurehot Endiaod L'ntver
Uty, with rewtr to grant degrt^-. aridgiviaaUt-U
desceninatson a n?ht to e>t .bli>t p u rte aeeisalaa
Cooisvoa s.hools at the public c-?-t. Laatneaaion
the Rcmaa t a* holies obt-ncd . right ef separata 1
ichcols. Tnaeo two denominate: - ixatematically
r.'ay into the hands of one aiioit a ?lt t a'.a 'a '1 ts>
eci me, Mexico excepted, the wer I | esl n iden
coui.tr) on this continent. Utukouie ef.,??es all !
those se< tan. n tehem-s, but L:s opras-ttion to oae
le?s in the ?aee of the i sb.net U*i- ?. i l':? nch Ca
?holi. ? and Lngh t hurch lortr- ?
POSTSCRIPT.
.hondaV. 4 a'claeb, a.n.
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
UlRIVAL OF THE FKWkl.IX.
THE CONTINENT QUIET.
v 11 aioi ?? Kior a r i hkrpool.
SPtcNDIO PASSAGE OF THE STEAMER PACIFIC
cotton dki'rl'^xd.
Tnrkrl-, \c. Ac
swWSen lr?vn London ta July id. front
Pari? to July id.
1 !.? MaaSBBBBg KraakUn. ( apt Woltou. arrived at
I it;* mornirg from Havre aad Southampton.
:. ?:. v Urnt passage of 11 days and a fraction
otrr
Mm iVtaej four days later intelligence from Lon?
don and Paris. The news is not important.
'1 i.c i oi.ji> steamer Pacific made another ?i>lcndiJ
lUlw.ud. bating left New-York on t?e21st
Bit at i.?ar and passed Holyhcad at 1 o'clock P. M.
on the 1st inst ? nine days twenty-one and a half
la urs. dinerrncc of time included.
Ju>. 13th, Ii A M.. saw I mtcd States mail steamer
?? he.-.:. ,k. " l.cm e for Southampton IW milt- from
land) luok
ENGLAND.
Riot at Liverpool
t'-. tl.. tli int. there was a senous red bet wean
the I'i lie of L.verpi'Ol at! the soldiers of tne t>lst
iU 6 met t. About nine O'clock iast night a number
o: i..ii. bt longing to the Nat itegimcui had eeeBMr
bled ... btr. Reague'apunlkdsouae.iu Dale-street, one
oflhi i"i ioal u oroog i, fare- oi'Liverpool, in order,
BS sonic i . t:.em were heard ;o express themselves,
ii w . e i I the diagrfjee to the- regiment which had
been inflicted oa Satuiday and Sunday eight by tbe
pel oe. '1 he apptwbt nsioii of some of their comrades
? I iffra) wInch a policeman an.1 a respectable
Mi w, Yates, warehouseman, were both
?erk ist] ii'juted. lean to hue g.ven deep
ofienee to the sc Idler*, and many of them
an ??? bei Id bo say that last night would not pass
over without tho Mood of aoaaa of the police beug
spi't. Issum? from the puidte house a Ore named
iiito the streets, where were a rooialorahlll lumber
oi other .-o.diers belonging to the same regiment,
some 11' then made up towards Dtlggaa, Ir.', who
was M the tune on ?luty in D de s! . an 1 Unfastening
theirCTOaabelts, they ma le a desperate attack with
tlnni Injun the pour fellow, who. it is stated by the
P0l (, Mil YtliTili) IIOroilKiOUl llf Ulf ftTilllK til
snimositj existing agamst the force amongst the
soldiers, and who was wounled SO severely
aboul the head and bodyth.it he was c onsidered
in very treat danger when our reporter left.?
On the ether hand, it is alleged thai the m I hers were
first provi 1 ed bv a policeman asking " How i hat chap
el theirs w as that was in ine hospital." a! hiding to one
who weeauBering front some injuries received in i
prev ious cutihsct with the police, be this aa it may,
aftt r .-in rely and daagerousl) beating Dds'gan,
Um > proceed! d in i body up Dale -tr? et, and Shaw's
trow, attacking every policeman with whom they
can a m contact Hut word was passed to the llo.se
hid iVIi. c-station. where a number of officers were in
waiting, and these being joined b\ ic her? dispatched
ftc-n the central station ooeninandod by Mr inspector
Towcraon, speedily came to the spot, and i soona
rpstied which wholly be girts daw not am The soi
iiitrs i ad b> this time spread themselves m skirmish
log parties of ttns. probably not expecting the corv
centrated movement ol the Police. Attacking the
military, however, thus mdeta.1. tiie ail ll authorities
I eflti tnallj cutol a junction of the straggling pnrties,
: ai a' although the conflict was kept up w ith desperate
I rc?ist;,: ce. as each fresh band was attacked, and the
w t ole neighborhood w as fog no uiyta o hours inept in a
statt oi gnat apprehension, raptures toasorethan
! thirtj of tl e soldiers were effected, by the aid of all
I the reinfon cments of police, wInch, under the per
1 m i.ul direction of Mr. ('omni s-.oner Dow ling were
I eventually brought to the seine of the not. At
I length ?? deaaand was Stade M E^erton-barrnck*.
i for assistance from the officers of the regiment,
who promptly despatched several piquets of thirty
nien to old m (picliing the disturbance. Notwith
I standing this, however, many of the sol
diers v ifhin the barracks, he .ring what had
? i ccurred, scaled the wail and proceeded to the rescue
of their comrades, about S9 of wliom hid by this
, tin.? bet n ;? dged m Ucee hill Bridewell, previous ia
! their beina conveyed to the mote secure priaoa of
' the borough. Watching, however, the absence of the
. 11 quers, who had t een engaged in clearing the
streets, the scattered soldiers a-ra;n assembled at
lic e-biu just as the van ia which thoir comrides
a etc placed was being driven off, and a renewed
re nil let ensued, in which the police would beyond
doubt have sugared the loss of many af their num?
ber l the m i. Hers were lisliaj ll Oil side SIBsS a lib
t.or; i ? imprecal osss, Just aa taoee of three psca,aeti
win-1. led and ended the affray The van waa
thendrivcaoff withgre.it tpeetl, accompanied bv a
I rgebod) ol pottee at double quick time, and tin*
prison* is were ultimately lodge I in the main gaol of
UM town
P. 8. The town has ICWtll i I perfectly tra'iqnil
s t e, |a 'right, all the men ol the regiment being
ecudnedto the bairaeha, and strict measures being
to i r> 1 rot any further rioting A number of the sof
dicte, who wttneaees in the ease, catered the Ses
i rs bouse shortly after 12 o'clock. The men were
in full rese, and, when the> came into court, w, re
r> qi i -ti d bj Mr. Wyberg la take osTtheit hats. This
lequestwas Dltattendedto, and an order from the
bench, to the same effect, waa treated ia a siatilai
way, 11 e men, however, alter being a short time
m the court, doffed their hats of their own accord,
although they had refused to do so at the request of
the bench. In addition lo the military taken into
c"~'i. v bist i i- bt, four civilians w ere aporehen led,
Charged with aiding and abeitiiii: ihe soldiers in the
aesaiilti oa ihe police, in ail. there are jn piiaoaan
in ciistcdy.
I ?e?
The Great Exhibition,
The returns of visitors to the building yesterday,
(1st Ji.lv.) again show a decrease, the numbers being
?1,009, and '.he amount taken at ihe doors gTiyMO 1"-.
The li.teru.r was exceedirsgly cool and agreeable
during the day, and there would no doubt have been
a larter attendance but for the showers that fell
during the morning and the afternoon,
? ?> ?
Parliament
Kothh g of note has transpired. An animated fUs
euasioa a as had aa the IM ui the commons, when
tl"e Marqttlaof Blandford mined an address prayiag
Ii er Ma ? sty, with reference to the spiritual destitu?
tion exi.-tmg in England an.1 Wales, to adopt meas
It for aflbrding more efficient n lief to the spiritual
?am.- of the people, and for extending the parochial
lystl Da I y betp arawa frcm tl e resources of the Ms
tat hshi d Church. After some plain talk pm and con,
the no HOB waj withdrawn.
[RBLAND
Failure el' the Transallantie I'xp^rtim ?t.
The Tnwes Msiesasaaaaaf says The Irish hjaraaii,
of a.l pohtil ..I shades, are up in ..ruus against tbe re
tir'cf the Packet L'oranusaionen and the blow it
has |rrea to the hopes of an Irish port being -> b Ma I
a-il.e point ol departure tor the tmeiican osall -
Ibis tout led WU the fa. 1 re. tnro'j^h whatever
agtr.cy, of the eipermit.'ital tr.p of the Inited
St. ?s iteaawi from New Vor:, to Galvray. hasgiv
ea a U r.e of acerbity to the Dubrfn papers nee more
remarkable from the rare ui ison of reni..*nent which
ti| en the present atMaWsOBBBanatea the orgam* fifthe
two great port ea on this fids of the Channel.
AL fuith, however, in the prospect of American a *
- -* art towards testing tie ca d I he port
of Gahray ia not yet mrsworc, and t h <? 11 hop.' I
that ?f ri v?r mlividualei tcTpnas ra;iedto perform
at r.o n :v du-t.mt t mi I? ii-cori,pli.?h<
I the I t. tui stau OotveruBsCM ea tha mm
. al d > n tin OthC! by the exert oli-S of the peo
[ c ? i.".' c i>av Pel fast, and area ? 'orb and
I. n?r. k. Already bthaa been sutrjeeted tbju foads
aheuld be -peidily coQet le 1 :.< it ! i pure hare a first
ciu-s steam ressel, and that a rtr.aisttvm sho-ild be
presented to the Lord hl .\ r l avi e s paaUe
aieetiii? <f the ctMaeae with i ?sew of aosnaf.tf
only frw oaee, that Irnvhaw n een bawl aa pal IMe
pracii-i the virtue of .?elf-re;iaaet
FRANCE.
?
Nothin? or Special Interest
The P't * announces that the aacMiOB of AbaVol
Ka- et's captivity is on the poOM of n eiving a 'ati-s
tuctorv so ution.
T i e radii ? topic uvd-j) i ? :... I r- klenli
tt, P, ttu r> 1 he ipaech at '-x: rct yl to be of a strong
goasar ????? t character, and I) be oa taad to topics
cn wfe.-h a good aadi tataar'ttMJ Pees tibi between tne
tio\ t rnc.< nt and tbe Ass* mhly .
Tr? Sii U rrfortsthat a in tarj eawnrrees ?
hetl mrpeaatery et Montpellier
Med lernneeapoweiawtRb. r^re
.; al.U consular v ' ~Z,~L*M Mar
n,\n ,,?. of them rave ,:>.->; ^f^lhtve
f, Oil . Cn e, e and the Is wt of *%i?o*e4 that
Iketr U gates ... aj i2?Ta?epart .a
the frr;it juvtrs of the wsaje?
this I opgrass ,, ., ._,llt?! ihatthc peti
I, now, ratty genets, ? -dm? ? > jm .o.'a of
t.r.e-..n.:fa>'e..ia ? ? ? . ,. <H.
- : ' ... thai .??.Ihr* a
?^frll? ?
lt'r ', torcil^alrrad ,? c -neu ??? e.i ?e* the error,
dwmcft of Brrrre, (Correze-J where the crops of
whaml if oxc.lcxit both a? regard* quslily and
quantity. _
8PAIN.
- ? ? ?
IsWfcBowiiig le* rrapBk oVpau h from Medn-i,
Jn'e?; Judo ha* been re< eired in Pans
?? In the srttlPg of the ? hximVr leatoldSf. the de
Datoon the voteof ooaSshsooe having bivnbMsd*
b a close, the motion was earned in favor of minis?
ters by a r.-avrity of l?l agsuist 31."
I \ it* is-1 >?c .. am that in the siitii-.g of the '2M\t,
Eud .in I "ItalTt made a luriotis attack .;4?>n HrafO
Mui Do. Bertram de Lie was rcp.)in>: ween tee
post closed. In t.'ic >enate there was a debate upoa
the floating debt, upon which no decision was ar?
me-? it
I T A L I
? e
Sardinia
It is rvt-red that the t>-ruOlio o: cr.we an I j -ti.-e
?nil t. ...icn l?. >l Pe rrartato. deputy of Nico.
I'Apponj it to be reefoleJ to
Viani a. i I ttn ha i . ?: Una sourl by BJ Bruck, Aee
' I v, ... i onatnaeeOi is repeat- : The
t t li' crnf Pepntics has voted w ithout debate the
treat) axtk Z( ..verein, mum eicere-l upon the dtscaa
sion ' i the ncaty ana BwEaotlaeaV
'1 be king is about la) it tire go t.aeta for the Sum
n .1 r. a here i i .rgc body of troeaa are coiueutrated
Various apeetUattona are atoat aa to htsMajeetf*n
? resfor sodofcag Sonae imagine the Pope ia
teada to try and slip aw as from the French, if eeeate
m Pins arerot f.ivor.iHe others imagine (Ssetaie
to i e the tuifis of military operations, in conjunction
with the new holy a lianeet
Mere than to pc .... >;., ated m a trial for the
expulsion of the Jeeuita troni Naples, after every
appe.uat.ee Of ignonuntOttl c. :..le nnst:on. were sud?
denly discharged by the Unnd Court The crown
law > er demanded W vears callevs for the prisoners,
.out now ti. y ire aOQUlUl d! An a laatsatdti illustra?
tion this <>i \\ ?? mor.uitv of a court ot justice. Al?
though the i rtao ten are i o longae amenable to the
few. they sre still retained li is not enough to be
acquitted t> phe judges, attei tree years'insnrtsaa
mem, to be enabled to leave ihe dungeon
GERMANY
Trussin.
Accounts from Frankfort state that Austria ut re?
ply to Prussia's demand fo. the dism, orporsiioe of
m r aoavGt rmaa Staiee, t spres?,? her determuiauoa
i i to coocode the point n the iiiiaaiasilj of all Um
(lirnnin states with which the incorporaUon waa
pasaed is obtained for the rru-iw of thai measure.
-?*-?
Hesse Cassel:
The flovernnieni paper < ? ii.Cassel, of the 2i*tb
ult publishes three new erdinaacea which roieaea
aubtary cflzcers froat their oatke to obey and upin-id
the Constitution, lay down s m w form of oath, ta
whieh the Constitution ts in BO way referred to, sad
proclaim an amnesty, with many exception*
SWITZERLAND.
?e
\ letter from Perne announces the death ol Count
do .Me,men. lormetly Minister ot Wuiteinberg at
Pans, which w.,N iiced '>\ an unfortunate ileat
en I he lift ail, impi-enr* mat m as Nuiiarn. rr
turnlng late in the evening t.> the houv.- m wank he
lived near Thouno, mistook the Mad and fell over a
precipice.
BELGIUM
?
\ company baa just been formed at Htu?s?-wf.>rihe
purp, s, ,it woi king and cultivating it.coo hectares ot
tt.e low rroundion ihr hange of the aaeternPoiaatat.
COI ceded b) the Dutch Co? eminent
Louden Markets
LoMtOM, T'iesdai ^r. uuu. Jiil> I
Bl '.ar.? I he tit time mi e hich pri-vailr.l m the market last
week has not bee* le dsr maiutuiund, Imt the sahn hsve
r ne ed hmviiy, mui. w ah tin- eieegtiua of bus srsuijr Ms
ili??. ul i utlu r e-SkTrr rsiei In the W e?t India market MO
bade have tieen sold (iaeluding kni hfeds sf BarbsOees nuJ
4 ii bbadaol si i ucm at aaeissa J \ >**> t>t*s ,4 Ms>iriuas
sold at 10s M tu is< tu lew uudilliiiK le ?.?h1 yullaw. of
.1 ! os ,.| 11. I.. ;,. ? 'III ? (<s I .mui >, 1 ?HM ill J<K Ul im
li 1.1 low ta haa nbite RrtMr.-i sU t.. s? ik! far lo? ta
nuddliai rellow Of j.uwi ia,?..f ?i?J .< au.ut hslfwoi
soldi fiaefiain) yeUew atiVAsssl ksiiaai; ?rilinary hrswn
la.'...:.?. .h- idteSlai Ml bags ol Cegtea hnsaghl fa
Iii 39aOdfiirr hr,.vMi, iad ctsi) tmx? .-f Pi-mambaen wrre
all v it lull awn. Ihtiie U 111* no uVuialid st Ihn |iis?t*iu? qm>
liltll Iis.
CoirFK?Thi narkst did aot wear so firm an apaesi sni-e
to-day, aad for tM hn.ts af k "''i stdtaary inusd natne c<?
1l.ii*. i t; 1 y 3Ds 1 er rwt eeuld ns rsaUzsd at public auetiou ,
.1 - : , I a itasa als ' ' t. trd w??ii- <lu
I. a 1 mm) "I at prices 'ii it bun ly ? 1 "iNtrted farmer ratr*
Hiea>?7,4I(I I a^s and f7y ;??>?? ? V- ? . ? ilj itesddf
wi?iotttaa) niatei U elsaaga it ?? 6.1 o> Ha fur low tw<>k*a
to (1 ? dp. arty waits . 0 .'. be pi al bra imikv Madras bruugttl
le t" 7? oe 1 ?-r e\?t
BsLTraraa lAiXtbags of Bengal,< aii by ttmi, dvt x>?>4
, 1 aase at advanced 1 itee, vu , Itetgereeal "i >? . n,
XCs Ul ,1. |*i awl
ma- flu talea le-day nanpiurd 8,111 aooBenOK e
SMwsreeoagoa too *i.:ehong. 600 oaloag isO
? Ieecotederaagepekoe,ka)aeeatedeaeofj
1 1., l.-.v.n I.Jn . .1. 1...I nuu.lia uiliei ?mall
as 1 rkera "a* n so d a tsndsues of Lko
baaW, aad Um ioIm paaeod with nui (pint, few osageai
wen Mild.bol twopareolat M|d aad 1 t.J was good t?iu<
as cumpa red esUi prevmai innki-t gums wilongs sad
lonagbj ii:s realized ] rvibos rates, aad aeireral aaraeaVoi
e it.? ft.. ions mid <l f ih lower Tin-n>tal
eaaane/gaald aai aix?ut $ > u peeaaaae
Liverpool Collen .Vlnrket.
Ti asoav, Jalj I.?The sales id Cite to-day fit-naisi
a. ? 1 . _- ... t - in belra anil mi !?>!? lies asasmiea eeg jae
Egypt ui 1 In- mark?-' baa bees dull, ami dosed <?tlf,
e aipaml with last Friday's pncee, au kjada may be mww>
tnl d lower. All erdtuais an I niajilliiic qualities, not
?old iri th- m> -f ili'i, . s. .1 1 il for iniildliii? llowsd in
qnanUt) is b, u.?' 1.fiend and latesed
Mas a.. raa.joLV 1 ?oai .am in...? aaoaaaaa te
i eeentavert steady aeoact, ind sptaaers are rally eagaged
with prices qiits ?nm Ilm artcae if slathers alw
' ill laaiaiauicd. With s .I in unl . .(ual to last week fur
mie' kind 1. imt tue (ndm 1 niBeBioial as tea b tks aveeasal
pad has had a deprsaaaki ??.!?. 1. ami riot li ?aid-d for lae
east t res st?rkste aaa given wag to the extent ?r a'".ut i,.i
par piece, wbik tbe wedaar ladui h ai?ea have iM-eadossg
uro to n.'lluiig 111 tin- ?hanr ol new orders
- ?e?
Slate or Trade.
M ... i' 1 oik, July 1 ?Theoni] attarati a a am maiket
I 1 ly is aa regards goods aaitabts fo India l bs aocounts
Li- the mrrlaad Ball af the piaee kuodi market? luring
. seaway, and of aa anfovorsMe easags from the lurbt
aosa of the inooey auukvt, gabliskea la Fa* l oir nfyoe
|J are , Il C I 1 ... ,?.-oat.- ,?"tn received
b o Bwksreia] ho.'?e? ben-, ami 'he eeaaMwaai II M bsea
h (rest rontructnai ...f t.uv.,n. ?-01 cloth of all deaeripliuaa
ii jT.?t Ii 1, the Boaabej and CalctgUa msfk-ts 'there are
contracts >et runiiine, es;eeislly in Sbirtuigs, which will
r-% r. t.me teeoMplete. but they ar,- not numerou?, and
a.e eompaiattvely luM, au tbdt the uiUlhesn. e ha* at
I nee been felt in the niarkot h ire, and pries? <a?? aray in
II r?e 'les, ri| t|?n? ul Cioth ; re'tf pse.eially to ths client of
r? u? : 1 ? 1 perpieci the rtiUensct apm the market of
the di' [me 1' 1 rttoa bast eat been felt in India at (be date
. f last idvsses, and may 11 expected to exercise constdi-ia
bie dcpreiafoa. Ike eat ha result* of ?inrti will an. reach
iis f. - two 1 r three n.t.l. > < cmie As ri fsrds other kinds
a t Btb raeb aa are m den wd for aoaas eaaaaaipaiaaaad
for export t.> ..ti.er asarksts, tiw. m la lemand at last
ja? . - ind tbeb a at m at V m, both water Bad mule, ie
Meadi 'i lull 1 sU -
e -
List er Pa-.seii?rrs
In If lean! IB A'/anWis, trim I! ivre en .SourAasipfoa?
Mts Morxan Kew-Tork Mim Aasvajae Morgan. Miss Se?
dan Morgan. ?' J <>? "" 1 a Lai.. K ? mi Omuvae, Krank
j Oaberae, Perei Oebnrae aarj BOaasfao, ?-ir ?theo
IIa.'.. . .Ian.es f ...a. Sain'irl s T Unj. Mrs AOeurge,
In : II Hi.in.n. Carinii? M ?. e 1.. j Y Puiiu.ni. frw> If Hul
D on. Kd A Baiitsnbuiv , Sophia Hantesbury. F. Jmneaxer
a Ladi Victor II IVvreir? ? OasaaaaeB, A Jeenms'. C'has
I n., at,EiizaErnest, KEabaa sttee, H Hsieveiu.,b?arer of
u. H, I. ](...! ;., 1k1..1. f MaSl. (tia.l'tin
eii Stevaas, S Pardessera F( ? Neilelder. Cha-Julhee,
llco DekrniS, lb n John U W.ilui.l uvl lady, Et? Ihr
V. Ii. Hia.r., Ff ?'.??.?> .'.a, al. I Mar. e Beek.
El (Ul a C .nva ller.n V .*> Mnur. Tuhn M'K'oii, A ifiwte
Parson ( harlea Morfot. fssnics Kjd. son. Peter K Slroae.
EroeTJi w K.Ninelsnaer. ( has N Maller, Jsxne? Newell and
li dy. i h is i, illemol, fieo H Kturiuh 'Mid Inly. Haavet H
1 Ibetb H tns.uih .V JhJ N.les, Henry > auderwort,
Qas 1 OUvabaat, > fino.eah? Ksrxer, Bertha Ks/pe', Haas
Ear sr.Cnartes B'T", Henry f Meeaer,jTredi LsMaol,
hew \,,rk, Thus A Nsai. Aikfrew Kite lue, Boston. Clem?
ent Hm.e.y, Owen H' ?"n-/n, Blatilds Kenny klnxLiad;
V. r Ifi* j*r, Ph.lad? Iphi i, J.An Learseo si.d Laily. n.os
M kssj m bi a ( !.'?, Beorer of despat-he? from tbe
( 0 .?? *i SaiBl fsn.i ?. Ja? C. r?h M aid Ls-llf. Baltiiaote,
v...-ct. Banuwa aad 1./. Vm s.t.T.id. Bew-Orweaa,
MlWII.-li, Leia.Con. X.. Aa-bony D SsaaseT. .V*w
Ifaren, iean I I ... ...ic V- w Orleans, Ma-he! Meiacy,
i t i I.- r-r- 1. ' ,, I.... .... 1). ft,., ?'. it . I... ..? Peass
e r. .;? Alfred I alatve, do ll^r C.wpau, d?. aoiduel-*.
f . 1 \ 1 a,. .mi> I A D rai' * r> f u\m,
K' .til sii.l. d?, L Kad.dn. B Kail. kW. B Lsloes.'fo. Ms/
? L'-n.r.: .> -r (ji'inasy Augu.'u March and. west la
A ?! ? r Starte, Fr- sa,a, Cngat Kigfr.
PHIIADtsXPHIA.
reaths? lirr l?ock-Mnrketa aad Stecka.
SVirri T-? 1 denen of The Triune.
Piiitsni.i.i'1' s- shaianp, July is.
Dsriatg the week tiniiii/ ye?terJ?y. them
wer. BM (hasten in Ike C?*J ,>'"'*'
. AM,US ttdaunm, irr ot aUfJSSEsns
1 the w i' ? * w "?:h ,h- **ara ******
? arset - - aeative aumlaxi
I rZaaa ua free 7 *fm* at 1 ti ? IM, bat ao Ml?s for UU
, ,. 1 baV r our r.ns-ce Toe sales e?r ctfy cosv
, .,'r ' airuotinou bouied w.ir.u. '.1m range of 4 iHat li tot
.. iAaU.aad o*w v New-Vork ?( u.^aer
rates it ?. t. 11 mi ? he at ut t) I^i. ea?l Cuaa Ma*L at
t s7. a et 1 1h1 re .? s ?o*?l ?'. x. ad for *h.ts WmbsT.
?ad > r.ix r sw* aa?e Uto raade si 1 si ft basket, al rat
Xbe t ?.?:??? t rni v. o? r*?c C?.aa is iB dum iml at lie
f t ?law? 1. Oa . 1 ao eoars^ aist co fartbsfr sales base
rtasated. la Giu.ecaia.' but Uttte dmng. flume
1 tsarist i f- r-n Uio Sue*' ve beta mads st i,w
? baga lagasyiaCeSaa ai 7(c for triage, sad #)e
? .t. tcr ereea. Whmt isduU; tales of bat? at He, aid
hb.l. at -iXfi
SaUm Of fii>k*?nrn ?mi^-U<*> fisniea fo. 'It.
? ? 1 .'Hi. Psna as. il. Ulf. S??
1 - b h M' ?e ' i, . \<HK 1 eh s-h hm. tit, fir ^lMLsfoa-Si
1 I Ml ti t>.t.i: ..I..; ?.r..n ?a.Tu.yf, a>ade,'er.ai.
in .1 v.'.:.- pk w. su . ee.^*> it>?<nnr s>. t?, r?|. 0? Ps?a
kit, 43 . _
AeeWjnpsi^^ssjrs fo.ei.Si.SMd?. ta
I?, . %U0 Lekublut.14. b^tv C' and A ? fo. 'Of. St. 10
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