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11 axWrWorwxrd -JTaatoM. plain Tia kb it certain ilMnauc, bat Stmm toef th sink iat Uaijwfceaoe when ssmssnd Trhh the) ii.5'. wbkca front th mm aeftxiMtidCi of Eoftkh' opinion." 'Woo VI lrd jwfcB Bnttu snaimaia that tM Empm Loth krUM id refrain br moment frootearry- fee tote uwwImiut wmxlihm tain ha Might Wa ten mod gaiiev Ul roaoto th a ruled mpituif Eatland WMCrOvcbktfUKkfoet? lftb BstsslnB there, and th advaa'ai? to hlmeeif wvomb, sock eotxteweiewe would drnd nether an Argument of atx anyetmrialo and a tod ir-atma af iku I foe wHb- 1 holding th blow. A before zemaiked the ai-. ton of th Atiatilan Press Bay.

th eomplinaesj-4 fmry end coaitfy toneef tba Austrian journals ssd ay th Ioroerixl ami lika tKa Ml wind, and th fatal raooludew, waa taken not with rferrding. If BtbUg mora nant than that the EoUh Flea crlndeei tba Press of anr ehoaid wAwttrm from injortoo xpreicce egatost taa rawaf a a torceg Otwtwml when no great na- Uaaal kalmasf at wa en oolf grnt -Uh him. Box, ifjjotMng xnr te nmit than thia. why ebovjid Land Joas MMt of hi way to back up Mr. Baioar, the kr 1 tba hustings against lb Press I Wa we veztor, wth all on aeenre, t-l suggest abet tba recant anilitary foray af tba French xrmx- axona npon peecelul oropa wu aa occasion oe which It behoved lb public writers of theae 'kbxgdom to print tbeir thought plainly and bold fry, lor tba mfof mxiion and warning of tbeir el w-irb)cta.

Tha defattcelaaa poei'ioo of our aboree waa aaatber pain cm which no Eo (liabinaa anaid baa raflectad withoat tba keetaaat anxiety. Daaa Lord riaiaaaroa aoppoea tbat tba French Km or waa Lot acquainted with 'he Una atate of aba ceee 7 It waa known everywhere aara in tba Bikbik Ialanda, and wa the aubject of coovaraa-- ajaa in a vary emi and every barrack-room. If ver there ia war between England and France it wUJ not be brcaaee the Freaa haa compelled a Min--Jatry to but tba country in an adequate atate of art paratlun, but becaue England can be taken ma pre pat ed. If tbat ahonU) aver happen, there will be tba -panic' which Lord Jon kcbsbli, depre-eaaa ni obiect ia, and baa alwaya been, to reveal the poaaihiliiy af panic by tiinely and quiet arecaatiuo. 9 TueajJew.

The Committee for collecting- fund in aid of ana Neapolitan exile Foimio and hie Mend have Sabiiabad a report aigsed by their Chairman, Lord arTBaauXT, from which it appeara that 10,760 ware paid into the fond, and that 64 exiles, the Baron Fokkio and M. CHiAToai, men of mean, having excepted ihemaelve front the diatribution, waia piovided for as follows. They were ail seat la place on the Continent of tbeir own selectmen, and 12 remitted them for their immediate eapeaees after which tha surplus waa paid over te them proportional sums Tea eaeh.iToM exflea. ...100 each. lMaea.Tet4exUes..n.

Meach. Jtddiiiooal subscription flowing in from the eoantry, further allowance waa made to those wrb bad ramiliea of 10 for each child and to each aaaa aver tear or age. of 10 addittonal for each ear after the sixtieth. The reenit of thia ar- raDf ement waa, that on exile in the fourth taaa, who bad originally received 50, 120 wa eventually awarded. The amount of this fund and the manner of it distribution are equally reditabi to tba Britiah people.

BaJa af Werdawerth's Ubrary. The sale of this library of nearly 3,000 volumes ta every elaa of Ilteratura, for which the literary war id had looked with aome anxletr, took place on laat Taesday, Wedntaday and Thunday, ander the aaagaent af Mr. John Barton, of Preston, who oe-onpUd Oi lostmat vrlth much ability, and naatfortod UtUe tact in tha aaanner ta which he expatiated on tba TStamss mnd the asseetattoa eoaneeted with laeak. The aaede tn which tba books were arranged and eataiogaed waa superior to anything of the Mod nravloaaty seen ta the provteoea, where a hog poster Is geaeiaiiy the only catalogue provided for the -pnb-na. Taera was a large attendance of booksellers treat London, Dubila, Manchester and other towns, af ciergyatea and other buyers.

Among the latter ware Lady ran worth. Sir John Richardson, af Artie fane Dr. Davy, the brother of the inventor ef the safety lamp and the Rev. J. Wordsworth, a grandson of tha poet.

Tha Arst day's sale aeeated Be men hat aflectsd by the weather, the rain peering ra torrents and preventing a throne sd attend-aasa, Oa the seoad day there was more anlasatlon la tha btoeiags, and on Thursday, the concluding whan the books sold war principally la verse, tha baik of the being prasaataUoa copies from their an theisto Wordseottn. there waa nueii conpeuUua, awet af the lots brUrtg reaaarfcabiy high aaouats. It saewld ae aoueed inai auiograpaa tnawted In most the oka gar them great additional value ta tn eyts ef ika biuocis. Aatoag the most attracttva lots ware the foilovrtag ID Mr. T.

Hsroert, Deacrip-tteaj af the Fatatan stoaarehv, now being the Oneateil ladyes a telaUonet ajoie Yeera' TravaUl brfuoae Anno ItM," filto, calf, 1034 very scarce 11 lit t. Po.tUral Disquisitions, S'o eaif, 1774, Fiea Thoaas de Qolneey to Wultaia Words-worih, Graamete, Frloav. Jane t3d, 1810" ta Da quutcey'a autcgrapk,) 1 ia. 144, raltourd, T. (air.

Jutttce,) Meeoileccioaa of a First Visit to the Alps In with autogrtph p'esenu- noa of the learned author, and MS. sonnet on taa teeepttua of the poet Wordsworth at Oxfoid, and ne elkera lie. 204. Catvmo, Joaaae, Instltatio 1 ChrrsUa) KutlotUe.r eajr, Gaatte (aato- ol 8, W. Words worto" 349 1 4a.

334. Doane, John (Dr. mDivtotty), LXXX Seraaena Froaehad Oj taat Leaned and Rev-etaae Dtla In the Catbadral Church of 8'- Paul's, Leaeon," loUo, calf, 1140. Autog'aph. WiliUia vVi worth, beuht at Aabby Oe Mtche.

1809" 1. SSh. Purchaa hta Ftlgrtatage i or. Relatloes of the World and the Rabgtuna obaerv tn all Places Discovered from the Creation to tha PreeeaC Toe thtrd edittoa. By Saejael FureBas, parson of 8c.

Jtartma, by Ludgata, Loadea, folio. Printed by Wit-Han Scanaby, for Henrv Fethentone, and are to be send at hia shop, la Paul's Church ard, at Alga of the Roaa." II7 1 3a J39. Srawe.Bir Thomas, 1iiga AfadKa. with observe-ttuas, by Bu Kabeloa Dlgby, Sro, 16S9, autoraoh William Wstdswortn, lvea to turn by Charlaa and three othere, i.1 6s. S61.

De Ht Rutttcm, Catoals, dton not perfect, but cobttlning B'imeroQi MS. amotatloaa tad obssrrauons by to lata poet laaieate, Par talis, apul Stepaxil, Rataiv IMS. It ia by thia work its extraordinary anther, statesman, historian, orator, ia IdenOaed with the aieace ef soasists af very brief directions for the ntanageraeat of a farm and for economl-eel honaskseptng, from the buying of aa estato to a eaetm for curtnc oxen and a reetpo for chsesebakas 47S Be wet's (Sir Edward Lytton) Stews Twin, noeata, 8 to, 1831, (elth autograph prestata- bv the author to the "illustrious Worda- and another book. 10s. 47.

Lard Syren's Waska, 4 12ao, 1690. Woro'swoftn's auto-grath tn each veluase.) Thli wnrk, which waa paaUahjed at lta, roailaed vs. 400. George Chap aaaas satiation ef tae whole works of the Prince Poeu ia hia Lu lads and OJyssey, ace ore leg to the eeke, (with the engraved frontispiece by Hollar, and pottiait by Hole, so rarely to be met with at Leea; printed for Nathaniel Batter Si. 491 Chapmen Heater, another copv, without froetttplsce, bate -ataieiBg the engraved dedication, oa the bach of whiea is witttea thittaea lines by S.

T. Coleridge, dated Fsb. 12, 18M, a eompuiaon of Caspwan with Be Johnson and hUMont a ioag It 8. erUlctsm of Cnepeaen merits as a translator, by th saete wrttr, a Inset tea villain the cover 1 9. 4v.

CtUm' illiei) Oda on sewrmi descriptive and allegoric eeajeeta, swall a to, 1747 i the hrst edittoa extremely rare ise. 61 Feraeastta, Cegload'el er sa raeyaeet FsMPtra a ear aVadena Pests, ante, User Peewaif Cospariaons i hereunto are aaaexed various Du-oonrsea, both pleasant and 12sk, Inapt teled at London, 1600: Wit's 'vB seres rtons, ooa-tataing 634 Epigrams, 160 Epitaphs, and variety of Fantaaie and Faatastlce, good for Melancholy Heaters, 1 3 mo, I64U These two thin dutoeoiaoe la tattered leatner eovers were sold for Its. Raadetph (Thomas, A)" Mnsee Looking Giaaa. At." Oxford, l68v England MHaUoon. ef the Maeaa 1614.

Tneae two little bioka ere boegbt, after an animated eaasaat. bv Mr. Daw. Casnoa-etrvet. Loexloa.

for a.4 Its. 447. Aeon's ir W.I Maraaio. 4to, IsuS, with autograe Walter Scott to W. Words erorth" 1 16a.

4t. FeevrB(frr of the Isles," 4to, 1814. wlthaar tgTah. W. Wordsworth.

roea Walter Scon" loa. aoi. nsrdiKMrra'e Psems, in votuasee, 1807. largely aanetated, revised, and amended for subsequent edi tiaaai Fasfacel War Wilrtem BFsrdeissria. val- ssw fs 1 rii, a few penclfeo mmorana tnatoe ta cover Tas Asea tss Aeeaa, poaan.

neeee si. ta ta itogranh af the author. Janes M' nieomsrr. SheffiaM. Doeen tmher, IT A 12a.

Wars, a volumes, ISai. Teiejierrt'a Pesttcei Meson, lr37. rornape any exisone data, tba arowtb -of mind may be perceived in these volume. aaay be perceived tn tn Thee haree ameuat of variorum roadless tikee4 jntttnga. and ooeetrecOre aasandaUoaa, vagatber wllk a40itiociai skert poem In the aatner'a peteHhutograoa.

It is asoet aeooeoie thee were ais packet companion and oammunlsrs in hi later pee, see ramotea at.4 in hi kreesd asaaiaga. That wriu poh tahed at a. In eenssqusna of the mano- 'rT 1 area purchased 91 h'e col Is need ta one warema, lAm. InM. A pniea tioaaaa share ef too preeedlng ram era ap-ptlea ia thia inctaeee.

These snaasta. pebUsaed a stnUaxly siatUgulaned with the arevio Jot. weraB la much coveted, being eveaeaaUy knocked Own foe 1 Is. i ease rise, Jnlf an. CommarcleJ 1 art Saturday, AV-U P.

M. XaatM opa tm at 7f. so. i 118 P.M. -A fwrtter Imprwremaat has tahasi aiaee.

Reote. 7t Tr. Paats, Saturday, JUyUS P. M. -The Berecioeed serv tret and -nlyiami, antes.

7t sOc for money and for th aeeonnt, being rhesf ia former and bj ia th Utter cose Mao The roUovrtag is tha rvss CUy-Artlole. July SSr I r. Th aeeormts of the hen-sueeeesof the X-oaa epened tn India for the satilua -of the arrel veer, espy, I ad seutn tn farther fell at toe Bwe, aiaaai lAdiunoa wopan tax meruig at aavtaer eenpt miorpoiauona of vveasewoara orshrd fir. After a 11 vet eempetlttoa a Mr. kniuii, from Bristol, for CBM at parttonf.

TttVN Cm pecutetrve aarxhssoaco aaowmg a partral roadto Freoe Reataetmparled elnesa, Tut th neal asissisas woro atrnfiar Uoe ef ycttardsy. Aut xii.000 In bar foe wa taken frm to a m-aaj. FWaa she rW Cue- JrcieV. a The Eagtoao Feade eyeaed te-dey tcahm eiaeal at a farther imeswv eseex A seoort lAet Fraac ha aaassahifl to rwdoe her army and aery, cause th improvement. There mimmnl feeiiar that the prosaise ef a retraction of asBeaate ss not isaereoablo.

aineo th pubb ere slspsed te aaUUeate tha the next aretes is at at Paris may he an laaperial Coroaatioa at the hand Ike Pope, and max ntatetut tt "is no assosse a siresl to divert atteatio from ether contlagencies. Oonsois are oeotad at lfa cliH. There ha been an an Ire eemaad for money to- aay, an tn gaaarai rax waa louy sjf ut coat. LivtarooL coTToa Mxacar jclt 22. A fair bustnesa eras transected, and tale amount to y.ero hales l.antsotcularJoa and for export.

Pi teas ateaeiry maintained. Loanox conn mskkct Jcxr 25. I the market this morning there was a recovery ef is. TALLOW Kilin JrLT 25. The market Is trm, Ua.

tL on the spot 85. 61 for the meith ARRIVAL. OF TBI ARABIA. SxcxTiux, N. Tuesday, Aug.

9. The B. V. steamship ravx anivod at Halifax at about ISO p. M.

to-day, with Liverpool data to th Mth utt. The adrioe will probably hare te be ax pi eased to mis place, and win reach here at an early hour to morrow forenoon, too late, however, to be forwarded to the atoning paper ef Wednesday. The Earopoajs Nevre su UsJifkuas bTXTZMtXT OF TUB VT-TOXK X98OCIXTX0 rXCSS TO TEK PCBLIC. Since the 1st of May last there ha been some da-lay In th publication of th European news brought by the Cunard steamers to Halifax. The reason for this delay has already been gtven to the public, but a further statement seems to be necessary, in order that there may be no mistake as to who is In fault in the matter.

The responsibility attending the delay belongs to one of two parties titktr te taa feve Scwtx TtUgrmfk Ceeaeeay er te Me Jvna- Vers Xtsecisftd Prase. To which of theae parties are the public to look for redress The New-York Associated Press Is an Institution of about ten years' standing. It had its origin In the necessity occasioned by the introduction o( a new sys tem of procuring news by telegraph. Whan on or two short telegraph line ware built in 1846-47-48, the usual afiorts weae made by several journals to carry on th existing competition, and to get such new a they wanted orer th wires in adrance of each other but, owing to the Imperfect condition of tn telecraph lines, and the want of a sufficiant number of accomplished operator, th working of th lines was slo ar, and it was found impossible for any one newspaper to get news ahead of another, and that. In fact, the Interests of not only the Press but of the public, suffered frum the great delay arising from this competition.

Accordingly, after repeated efforts on the part of the Press to carry oa their news enterprise aa they had previously done, Independent ef each other, the necessity of organizing an associa Uon to gat the general news of the day, was fully de. mocstrated. The leading pspers of ew-iork, there fore, csme together and formed an Association, and organized a system by which this general nearswas to be received dally, through a General Agent, and seat to th offics of each paper as received. In mak-irg this arraignment, the individual enterprise of no one paper wax Impelled, as scope enough was left for the display of the energy of all, at has bsen amply shown during the latt tea years. Among tha news of the dsy that this Atto-lalon deemed it necessary to obtain, was tbat brought by the steamers arriving at Halifax.

An arrangement was accordingly mad with th Nova Scotia Telegraph Company, then owned by the Nova Scotia Gov eminent, by which the Association was to receive, over the wires from Halifax to Sackrllle, a dispatch of three thousand words, embracing the points of each steamer's news, for the sum of seventy-Bre dollars for each dispatch. This sum eras larger than the regular tolls of the Nova Scotia Company but inasmuch at th Association, representing so many journals, eras accorded the privilege of sealing Its dispatch continuously, and immediately upon It delivery at the telegraph office. It waa considered fair end just to the rxteiests fcf the telegraph line, and tha arrangement was deemed an acknowledgment that the Association was the proper channel for communicating this new to the public This plan worked admirably while the telegraph line remain aa in tha hands of the Nova Scotia Government. But when it patted iato the hands of a private com pany new arrangement was thought necessary, by which the New-Yoik Press have been compelled for several years to pay the Nova Scotia line double the pi Ice that had been previously charged tnem, or one hundred and fifty dollars for each dispatch of thrae thousand woids from Halifax to Sackvllie. To make thia important point in this controversy still clearer it Is proper to state that the Canada Telegraph Com -pany have built a line, mainly for the accommodation of tha Frets, from Quebec to Farther Point, oa the St Lawrence, a greater distance than from Halifax to Sackrille, end transmit Ikt iwpmutu Jw tit Prss tatsraetageur days 11 cr Us Una rnna-kt' Ike sum paid Ike Aea Sctn Cmpay or dupecks a taree days latrr aim.

Oaring to th annual Increase of steamers, and the growlrg desire on the part of the pub.la for European neat tha New-York Press, to meet the demand, deemed it proper to have as tleamers at possible bosrdeit by a news yacht off Cape Race, and thus lessen the lime from two to five days between Europe and the United Siaus. When this arrangement wa made ft was supposed that wben th newt jxchl boarded a Halifax steamer off that point, the amount of tolls paid the Nova Scotia Company for the Cape Race dispatch would bs decucted from the amount to be paid for the regular dispatch on the arrival of the at Halifax. The Cape Race dispatches were all necessaiiiy short, but, compiling the points of tse news, the additional details obtained at Halifax would have very little value or importance. Toe Associated Press, In accordance with it contract, was always prepared to pay the price agreed upon, and only asked the deduction jt the amounts paid tne same tine tor the dispatcnes of the same ne as wbtch had eome from Cape Race. The Nova Scotia Company declined to make any deduction, and Insisted upon th payment of the foil price for this uteiess dlsoatch, nltnough by the Cape aUce arrangement two or Uuee New-York steamers ware boarded to one of those regularly toucntng at lialitax, ana the receipts of tbe Nova Scotia Company were by these mean increased, not only from the Asaoclatad Press dispatch, but also from private dupatches sent trim tn steamers that ware tnus boaroao at a great coat by the news yacht.

Thte ot-trseev a tee swtauss mf ta Ssette iuu eg Me n-lerpttse eioae Us Associated Press are araaii ig-nrr the eraser antra BuuMf est ta fuit payeua er aettMlsss airfare sransausftd rant UmUfmM. What waa the raauit of this action on too part of tbe Teargraph Company The Associated Prase gave notice that on the expiration ot their tract in May, 1869, they would pay the Nova Scotia Company the pne charged for the Halifax dispatch but should insitt, ia justice, upon the a eduction therefrom of tbe Cape Race tolls when tne steamera were boarded off that point, and thus uiaoeis ranalned until just before tbe 1st ef May -last. It wee deieimined, tl no new contract was mad, that th Fiat would have their now transmitted in tbe ordinary manner, paying the toils charged to private tadlvidaaia Tha steamer Asegare waa du at Halifax early In May, ana the Associated. Free era give to uaaer-atuno By the Telegraph Company that tbe near would be txansmiUeo as usual. Talaklag tbat the Company had made no other arrangement, and aoaooaiag that th matter was still open, the Piesa rwaeeredT the after ta the Telegraph Com pea on ice 25 th day of Apill, and.

thaa opened th mailer for negotiation, when it! agent waa informed for the trot time that a contract of an extraordinary character, and epulalv to all sound princ pies of oustaees. had been concluded with other parties. ce afreet greased mm eseiuet censref th wen far sur tea tetanus hswrs rem IX mtmiaf (a sfasmweree eaaeeiarsa' at Mmufmm. Tkm Prase enspeccAss ware eteslmWy raed free ismaia ead were Are mf ta mtre tUi see espwa lata ay these sa hewra. 1 bus the Nov Scotia Telegraph Compery sud ienly hut out th entire Press of thia country, with whom they had had snUawn-ruptad buateeae relation far nearly tea year, and gave th control of the European aowa, then assuming a character of startling tas-peetaaoa, to parties who were not known or reoog-.

nixed by the Press. I this emergency th Aeeocie-tton appealed to the judgment of the American Talegiagh Company, ana exhibited ta them tne effect this new state of thing would have oa tne ooa ami nlty, and the Press a ad the pobiie of this eountry are lodebtad to the Intelligent deciatoa of taat Company tor the protection which ha been aeootdod to thain. Since the aetshUthmmxt af the Navn Scotia tin tn-tarested parties tn this eoantry have eaeutnualty asserted that th Press jnopotixad that line, and that no news oonld transmitted until after the Frees duv patca was coat. The Associated: Frees anil warn star er the arm taat Ikrw sssjfrBttenth tee SmtmS-sserWsgvawk Ctmwy fwrthtUMHm rare gee tses tteseremeajispeU nod that the enas prtadpleaow sought tor wa embodied tn the old retrace Ta ealy advantage that tn Nora Scotia Teiexraoh Company gaso tha Frees for th waa tbat their dich abeoid he sent continuously from th msmsnt mat may or ptaeed tn tee offloe unuM thee were eeaod-Thie was deemed naeeeenry. heeaua lB the Preee partook the aovnnxag of tha atopakeheSjaad tha unMrt vnnii ae atnnaT SO ssuch tune a weald be taken an tf sepn'uta dtspatch-e wore at to ae paper.

the pary asae-asar gtt a saeoftl net tt iiyjr eprwwa lit ft weal ejf ta A stsrtsfsf Free aajpesa pvw7g-t em mg seer tee ass. Tae Pi ms took ear, aa tf aty required HUM, that its eiapntoa wen not aaO noard. Ta rale wa ihm trt come hret served." The saperler evterprles ef th Preee gar it th only meneyory mojmym i tkm Asesrisfisw aaewse new eta.r. In the eeOMver to renew tne irr cersUaie etta the Nov Seetsa Tasegfwea Ceuspaav, tae aasoeiaead Preee has Oaasrv perpeteate tne imaowtant prtoct-pm af come arst Krwd," which soon govern oU telegraph earn aeue. This wa ail taey desired, and ta all they wnat.

They simply ask for want is tight. hat the new contract saade by the Nova 8e tia Taargrapa Cempeny with ether partes utterly repw cUteathie princUle, ana ha 1 vested them with a eet aeagerews naonopoly. Tha tie contract, in grttog parues (As osavptesi cswrei fx ocarte haer it Inn rem ta nrsiisf (A ilnsir a eseaeta sf Hmtttn paee tae entiro Aasericaa pubtie at the aserey ot whoever mar eotala the ae of thia taws, and baa thus far ecmpsiisd the Naur-York Fiese to eiprtM their dtapatcaes a dia'anc of 1M tiles. In order to suptxy tne people af tht country with the lnteltlgnre ot the eveata which hare coa-valsed Eerep for the last three aaffMne. The eitneulry between the Nee-Vera Preee and th Hoa Soetla Telegraph Compsay tha one reoreeent-hg ta whoto American pa bite, and the other tbe In-terette of the shareholders of the Non Scotia Company ha led to the pob ieatloa of a number of vitu-paraiiv rtiele.

to a series of cwrieepondence ne-tween the Amarlcan Teiegtaph Company and the N.v Scotia Telegreph Company, and to various prepotttioee on the putt of the Associated Press, In oiler taat the matter might he arranged. Tae dim rulty remains assert ed but, fortunately for tbe pua-hr, th Halifax steamers arrive but oece a fortetgit, white duilag that time half a desea at Na w-Vat and Quebec Now that pane la declared tn Earopa, ni th news hss ceased to hav that start-bag character that tt possessed dariag tn last tare Taa. tn punne wiu experience ae serious Incoa veeieaoa aad to saahe it of soil laea eiatinssses. will be the duty of the Pi eta, tbe moment the new rear be nay of th newspaper offices, to place It on their bulletin buard. Now.

what is tbe New-York Associated Press that it should thus parade it privet affair before the public Seme people have a vague Idea that It Is an immense machine, capable of a great deal of good or a vast deal of mischief. This is a mistake. The organization la a very simple affair, and is so arranged nod managed that no one can suffer from it. It was originally ttaited by the New-Yoik Press, having no connection with tbe Press of the rest of the eountry. Wben the association was formed, ten years ago, the members bad no idea that tne naners of other oarts of the country would enter into the earn spirit of enterprise in at reeuiateo tne traumas or largo metropolitan establishment, and all the a -ran (amenta ware ongmany mace merely lor tnemssives.

Hut a th organization progressed, th associ-tica received numerous nptilicatioos from pa- pare in other parte of tha eountry for edmie-sion te the benefit of Its arrangements, and aa waa organized from tne necessity produced by the introduction of a new system of procurlig bows, it made no oiflerence who belonged to the Association, and nay of willing to pay th requisite share of the expenses could have the use ot the new, it has, there- re. become the rule of the Association, when paper npplea for admisslOB to its benefits, to grant me request tne nppucant eoaio give satisfactory evidence of ability and disposition to discharge the pecuniary obligations aad comply with the simple mles necessary to keep the otganlxaf oa together. Such an spplleant has never been refused, and the result is taat ers payer (A fatted StxUM mnd Ceases, feXrag UUgrmpJue utw scteeg Aae-cteiseia. Although tne utmost candor and fairness govern the ceaduct of the Near-York Association to lis lelalioae with journals In other cities, still, from the nature of things, there have been cases ol individual disaatisfaction, growing out of local jealouties In other places and tha ambitious projects of telegraph managers in this couotrv. uaxioug control tie telegraphic system of the Teton, who.

taking ad-vtetase of theae local jeaioostea, have endeavored to force their schemes upon the Press and public.1 -Tbe members of tbe Nw- fork Associated Press rever hd av desire to control the news arrange-menta of the Press of other parrs of ihe country tbeir respective establishments are aboutax much as they can manage. Talecranh comoaatea. the mer cantile community, newspaper -proprietors, any one, tniscton a mt meat's rt flection, will tee how silly ore tbe statements relative to the vastpawerof tbe It has none whatever aa an organized body. It seeks none. Each establishment is entirely independent of the others, and the ae aerate lute, est of the journals are of sach a crura tor, and the principles of the several establishments ere so er-ifl'ctlr and opposite to aaaa other, that it Is utterly Impossible for tbe proprietors of the different journals to combine tor any spsciai purpose.

It is ciesny maniresr, inererore, mat nouiing can be safer for the inlet ett of the mercantile eowmuaity ano the public than to have the arrany ementa for the publlca-oon of this forelg news continue ie the bands of the Assoclstloa. ra'her than that the should fall into tha bands of speculators, or individuals desiring to make fortunes out tne Press, or unscrupulous telegraph manaters In this o-untrv. The Daat course of the As. seriated Prets is tbe guarantee for the future. The New-Yotk Press rrereti the neeeaaitv of mk- tng this public statement, but it has no hesitation in iali tne whole matter be'ore the nubile.

The As sociation has purchased steamboats news schooners and carrier pigeons, at enormous cost of money, time aad trouble, and Individual members of the Press have even subscribed for telegraph stock, in order to secure the construction of ilnee. Agents are employed at all points In this country and in Europe wherever the use of ttotm extrads, so that nothing can ant clpate them. Ta euieesr fx iniciuin rtet fmr ikt aut4 expcaauitre or eeer two rt tXeussad dtiier fmr general a ill' mitnt. Their arrangements thty now consider at perfect as euciocstspres wui permit, with tbe execution ot tbe flaw in Nova Scotia Although they may be eoBEelltd to use bora expresses, where thev would prefer ligbtniDg.aa In Nova ere dtttrmmtd. sesax ia eecesMM arms te eup mors steeatssaes, suescrie er A eeastraetien a asar Uittrmmkte has.

pure mere new yacht, aad tret mr carrier pg- 9' as aa mrotr ateaae zair a susoss ta raw Ht In ail this thev will treat evevbodv as one gentlemen should treat another." Tney believe that when they enunciate tbe principle that "first co-ae first seiveo" should govern all telegraphs, the pub ic wi sustain them, aa It hss ever sustained them, and that every telegreph company in the world will declare in lavor of toe Associated Press of the Lolled States. While makirg this declaration of Its duty and con vict! eta, the Association hoocs not to preclude tha possibility of a re onion with the Nova Scotia Telegraph Compaay. Ia all diffieulttea time mill correct mit- reprtcntatioxs and remove asperities, and whenever the Move scotla Company will resume ita reiattnns with tbe Associated Press, It will find the newspaper proprietors of the United Slates, as It hta aiwaya found tbem, prompt paymasters, goo friends, and its natural auxiliaries la tha development of Its business. Tba Wnshlattoa Grey ef New. York, la Boa tan.

Fram Ikt Berrea BtrmJd, Veaeay, Aug. 8. The Waehineton Gree- Caot. Bnnic. of the Ktw.

York Eighth Regiment, arrived in toi city about 8)a o'clock Satuiday evening, and were mat at the Lowell depot by the Unl in Guard of East Boston, (Company Capt, Eneas Patxx, and th City Guard of Roxbury, (Company CapC T. L. D. Paaxins. both of the Sacon Regiment.

Tne two moanies left their armories about 5 o'clock, tbe alon Guard numbering 36. axd tha Rixourv Cltv Guard guns, tad proceeded to the Common, where taey formed ss battalion under command of Capt. Pasxms. Lieut Wat. SrmsBLann taking command of the Roxbury Company.

Both Companies appeared In the new grey, retimestal uniform, and made a very fiae appearance. They were jalaed by the Boetcn Cornet bend, ai after review bv Col Cowntxr and staff, sceompanied by Cant. Hxaxitoa, of New York, aso oiaer military exercises, mciuoiag a dress parade, tbe Battalion proceeded to th depot, leaving CoL Cowvm at tbe Tremont Houte. Tbe Washlagton Greys met with a wanu reception attnei)4(6t A sa ute wsa nrvd by a detachment of Capt. Nina' Light artillery.

Th fir on Ctusaaray- street bnrr.ee "very brilliantly at this pecallar time. and a large crow of apectatom. wno ha1 either been drawn hither from the fire, or who bad prevtiuaiy brea ia wait eg at tbe cepOt, rent the air wita cheers. After the customary rereptioa eereasnnies bad been goee through with, the Boston ba'taltoa rscor'od their New York friends through Causeway, Leveret Green. Court, and Sudbury streets to Mtunt Vereon Ball, where a collation was provided.

Col. Pnaxrxs here extended a welcome to Capt Bncx aad hia Ma ss aad, and bis remaika were reeponoed to by Capt. Bscs. Prom Mount Vernon Hall the visitors were escorted to their quarters et the American House, aad tne Roxbury City Guard and Union Guard whr then dismissed. Tbe Grevs are accompanied by twenty niece from Dod worth's Bsad aad a cruet corn, and mak a splendid aprearanc fa their handsome rey uniform.

una wnn inexr aamtraoie uiacipuae. i aey number muskets (about 90 ma inoiudinx officers, band aad drum corps.) and are officered aa follows Captain L-xtsasa hcck ural XJeutenant Uavtd A. Allen Second Lieutenant J-asee G. Dimond Sergeants Edwara Heaaesscy. (Oderty.) G.

reamer. Griffin i Corpora) A. G. enter, Arehloald Panrx, Ja. McGregor, Henry H.

Grecbe. Tae compear left New-York aa Monday last and arrived at Baffalo at o'elcck ia the evening. They war received aad entertalaed by Company C. of the Sarsoty-fourta Rexlment. oa Tuesday a'toruoen taev proceeded to Niagara Falls, where they retained uetil the after, nooa of the next day, seeing the slchte, Mr.

Burnt fn his tight rope feats included. Tae euros reached Moetreal the same evening and became the guseta of lit Montreal Field Batter of ArMery. At a dlaaer given In th drill-room of the Artillery, Gen. Beuecx, of this city, was present aad mad a Tha Grey left Montreal at o'clock Saturday morning, and made a atop until they reached Boston. Yesterday moraiag they paraded and under th ee-eost of the Rntbury City Gaard, com wanted bvCapC Fanxta.

atwadad dWine sarvte at the Fifth Uaivar- aaitat Church ia Warren-street. A discourse waa pveeehed by taa Rev. T. B. TnATxn ma atoratag tn a.

revs wiu oe Bum ie a tae Worcester depot bv tbe Roxbury City Caarda. where they will take the cars for hem at 8. o'clock. TZxax Coma wer abown. on Saturday, a ksndral of old coins which wer locovered from th ruina of ho "Cheaevard Hons, on Mnla-etreeU Asaesg them Spanish plstaree.

a Masts cassette ysBBT, (worta eoout anmy-sevea aaa a aairoenm.) aevaral Ben aTraaklia neaniee aed numaious anuV onatad eoiae, atweb aougat after at th pi scent day. Ta workmen have bee a on the eloee watch for anything vsfesole whtna may torn up," and aome of tnem base louao qui'a proamnss a axekenstag tn oki cooper eotns for stiver. Aa aacient saetai lie sundial, aa aid can, a erasch key wtte several mate, are also amoBf the euri'uuiiea brought to Ught. Evan tn ua Der el tn none are naing earned by wa totaad ae esnettut aae sraim mom. The nam af WtamatiaB.

and all ate eesari.tioea. to dee- ttaad aTf to A gatta- ierteri CtarL Tenths) Pamltida. ta i Ai tsBAn weaaji axun axn axaT froaiX; i I A tra gtdy et a most tearful aaior occuTred ia ha tow of Htmden. tFsutat HettowJ eat Fees iter night ef last week, the ktUUg of her ealy eon. uan.

hy Mra. Isibbibib 4Vw. Ta SttiatiS ed Bt moaner, who ma tee as. kept aamaa tigttssr. wss about twenty five years of age, and to salt so hav Been stout, aUtotteyouag man.

Mra Gew aaa. grvea ireoueal aad uxmistata vide of in sanity fur Ioag tun and so detoimtned here bee her threat taat aha weak ktli her eaisatea, toes a daaahter had been eosnpaUed tram feat so toave her another's roof, and was living at the time of toe tM-mitad at Mr. Re tax MinnuasxTX Fraakito. The ton had elao bean tn the hantt of well aeear tog hia hedratm door oa tetirtag at Bight, ftanng that hia atother wutts eater it steeltaily aad aad si vor to carry out her threats. In whiea, todsao.

sa had bee selected, aa we la are hy a yeuug man wno had sometime a.ept with Oe ceased. Oe the fatal night it la suppced he had tot gotten to fatten U. From some susictoCiSi s-earaece at the nouee tae neighbor entered it oa VVeoaesdty moraiag. east tae terrible spectacle of the muraered aaaa presented itself. Tne body was It leg ta bed, tae need tomoly nsatgled by severe blows from a aluag aoot made by tytag a heavy stun in the foot of stocking, wales waa found lying en the Uxor af th room.

Taore were twe ssraie eontasione oa on aide of th head and one oa the ether. The skull eras so much fractured aa to permit a large piece being rem ved, ez-pciieg in brain to vie Alter committing tea fatal deed the anctaer bed carefoly laid out tne dead xly, by washing to blood jiom tt and placing a clean napkin under the bead, upon the piilew. and clean eoverlto upon the lied the aid of the head least disfigured waa also ptaeed uppermost. Tats net aceompliancd, and having evidently tried to waah tha Mood from the djor, ooera. At, the unfortunate womaa at one left the terrtoie scene bent oa earry-rng out her tragic designs to th fullest extent.

Sod at once repaired to the locality where the daughter lived (Mr. ntiCDLaiutT'x) and then in tn woods leofc-b toward th Bouse, watched for an opp rrtunity to tin her daughter, having first supplied herself with aa other sluzg-shot like that with which th killed her sen, which was found upon her. ax also a clean sheet and napkin, with which ate no doubt Intended to lay hey out also after ktllirg her. There was certainly much method" ia Ihe homicide madsem. and immeointoly repaired to tbe house and ueld an inquest.

After eliciting the substance of the foregoing facts, a verdict waa rendered that the deceased wss ekmlously killed by his atother, Manaanxr Gow. i uniortunate woman was committed to Jail to await further judicial proceedings in the matter. Aa Alleged Counterfeiter from New-Verk Arrested. Frees fa Iftwmrk I.Y Mercury, Aug. 6.

It will be remembered that on the evening of th arrest of Jonn eirroan la this city, for passing coea-terfelt money, ble companion escaped. Tne next morning tffioert WAnnoLO and Bxabt took the can in hand, and endeavored to ferret out th nam and whereabouts of the other offender. This, aiier some time, they succeeded in doing. They found that the person lived in Now York, and answered to the name of Hxax Enxseon. They immediately visited that city, ad gtve Information to the detectives there, of the men they wonted.

There was good reason to suppose that Ettxxaon was hid away wnere he could not be readily found, and therefore they concluded to wait for a few days, until he should venture forth in his accustomed htunla when he could easily be taken. On Thursday last Chief of Police Weimar received a oirpa'ch from Officer Roam, of the New-York Detective force, tbat he had arrested Enaaao, and that that person was then in custody. Odi jer Wauxolb weal do en to New-York, and found that th frleaos of Exxxtog wr already at work, and a commitment to the Tomoe had been refused. Enxntoa being asked if he was willing to come to nls ctiy without a requtaitioa. aald he was ujt- Officer Waa bo lb return eu to thli city wita the Information that an examination in th ens of Esmaso would be held before tbe Recorder at 10 o'cloca on Sstureas morning.

Intending to secure the presence of Mr. Hatx, of tne City Hotel, on whom some of the bills waa attempted to be passed, at that examination, fdr. Hall was unable to leave his business on 8 star-day morning, and our Police were fearful taat tony nad bad all their trouble for nothing, and that Exta-bob would be ie leased in default of evidence being produced against blm at the examination. Catef WaiTniT, however, went down and made an affilarlt before the Recorder, on which Eaxasex was heid for a further examination, which was set down for this morning at 11 o'clock. Tbe Cnief endeavored to have the examination put off until to-morro to allow more time to secure a requisition from the Governor, but tbe friends snd counsel Ensxson who weis such strut objections tbat the request at not scceced to.

Tne Chief returned to this city end Immediately dispatched Officer Bxaitt to T'enton for a requisition from the Governor. The officer returned wiih it last evening, and as Gjr. Mosexn is now in New-York City, It it thought there will be little trouble to get the necessary papers to bring Enxxsoa to Newark to-day. Death by Hydroskebla nt Orange N. J.

A little son of Pataick Mcxrnr, about 13 years old, keeper of the lodge at to mountain entrxnre of Llewelljn Park, near Eagl Rock, at Orange, N. cird last evening from the effects of hydropaools. Some time June be waa at work In a nursery, wben a strange dog passed near blm, and be alapped him with his habd. Tha dog snapped and inserred his teeth in tba back of tbe right band. About the same time another boy i te neighborhood was bitten by a dog, and bis friend thought they must do aoaaetniog, and had the wound cauterized.

This lad bearing of it, thought he would say nothing about bts bite, lest be should have to be burned also, in a shoit tine the wound healed up, aad nothing more wax thought about it. Last Wednesday he complained to his mother of bavtrg a sore aim and stillness in the shoulder. It reobsined so until last Saturday, wben he walked to Dr. Pixxton'a office, nearly two miles distant His t) mi toss ere such at to cause suspicions of tne terrible disease that was working in his system. 11 tbea confessed having been bitten aa above.

Tne tbyticians some tea or more, who met to see him on Suxday morning decided that nothing could be don to tav hia life. He was able to be up, and walked about ana conversed freely between tbe paroxysms, which, until this time, hnl been tight, thouga wita great suffering, until near o'clock oa Sunday after-Loon. He then laid upon tba bed. and seemed to sutler most intensely, tbe sight of water or any liquid causing wild agony, although he did not attempt to Injure any one near him. Congestion of tne brain was evidently produced when his system became filled with the virus.

He suffered until evening, wben death klndiy relieved the dreadful agony of body aad mind. It seems strange that ten doctors should deck; tbat remedies should not be tried I tne abnve cate. They believe hydrophobia is incurablew Asea- tag "est, Aug. o. A Bail read DIeaeeer la Heath Carolina.

From fx CktrUtttn Ctun.tr, Angwl 6, ceiveo some accounts, yecterdsv morning, of a fatal xploston bich occurred on Taursda afternoon on Hi bouth Carolina Ktilroad line, uvolviog the death if five workmen. Ociier particulars rescued us in th court of th day, and th ttislancttoly tt ry is now given to our reaoer Tn 111 fated wcoaotiv was the FrevUlnt H. Klmart. which left the Charleston reiotof ihe Sooth Carolina Railroad Company on Thursdsv morning, for Alkea, there to be placed at work wita a mrt train, insaao 01 tn tocomonv in use. Taos juseno was tae driver or runner of the F.

H. Atmere. wmck bad oa hoard H. DaLxan, con ductor, aad A dsn Dobqa, fireman. Waen the party on toe t.

it. ctaver was near station, mile from Charleston, and sixty one miles rrom Augusta, aaa lurtoen lies from Brnneaviiie, on the way to Au gusta, the locomotive rawest D. Destercr wa over taken, in stopping to pass, x. at. enrrrr, conductor, and A.

MrrcaxiX fireman, fn the DttUrer, jalned toe oartv oa the This locomotive must bar exploded its boiler Immediately a'ter setting up steam to proceeo, unar tma stoppage, i ae fragments 01 me Aiaser. witn tae oeaa oooies 01 too are pert mis above-nan ed were discovered near Lowrs's station. and were brought to tht city oa the eves log express train trom an gust a. in locomouve was snauered Into fragments, some ef which were projected to con aidarable distances. Tee road Bed waa torn up, and iron bars alsnlased.

and tha bodies of th vied ml were dreadfully mangled, in aome eases so as te defy rseog-tttlon. On ol the booies was thrown to a distance ef IM varus. A small piece from the enirine eras thrown gainst the telegraph wire wtta such violence as to wrap it arouad the post. This injury waa not detected aad repaired by the watchman of the telegraph line. Tbe noise of the explosion waa heard for a mlie, and the shock wax fait at some distance.

The win-. dowsof the MasoBie Lodge Room at Losrry'a ware orokea, and tee plate, ia a dwell tog sas distance below th ail of th explosion, war shaken violently, and some pieces thrown oown from th shelves. Th vie Urns of this fearful aeektoat wai young mea and or teas a of approved characters and eompeteee. All war married, and ail leave widows, and ail except one child sea. An inquest wa held at ihe Depot oa Friday morning, soon after tn arrival of the remains, by Hxbbt W.

Scxxobxx. Migtt-trste, acting aa Coroner, aad tn usual vardtot of xoeooy to blame," waa renooree. Attachixo Paopxrrrr to a Allkgcd Bxxach or Paoaraa. Th Boston Herald ot the But inat. saya We learn that a well-known and wcll-etrcamstanced adopted citizen, reatdiag tn a town ia tats rtetntty.

ha been sue wttnta the past week hy a young lady tostd leg 1 South Boston, on a ehane of breach of promt ot marriage, aad that th ptopeily af tne gae deceiver has been attached to tha amount of 610,000 te aotdo the reeult, Th facts in the case ar sail to be extremely interesting. We are farther Informal! that in consequence of the peculiar condition of too young lady, a process baa been Issued from the Police Court of this city for the errant of to Letherii, ta order tn secure the Commonwealth against being hardened 1th the expected responsibility. All the facta, ho v-ewer, will probably appear upon the judicial lareati-g a turn, and we fotbear giving farther details ai present. -j Tn MAD Stoxx. We condena tba foOowin articia (rem the Lten county lowx) kUgitttr i Th Rev.

Mr. Ctxoaaxx.ef Cewer Ferry, Cade county, had an of his son Mete by a mad dig. on th Id Inat, aad also tba horse ape which th boy we riding at th time Having sea tae account which waa published a. few davaagoof stows" la tae gnittmloaed Mr. Xtttxef Parto, ta thle cooaty, he isnasedlataiy tartod tniLher wu km boy and korea.

Tae stuae was soaked in warm mux and water, and then applied to the around. Maunsred wtth great tenacity no much so a to cause intens Cin for a tow minute. After a short time tt sea mad all steeli and dropped off- boteg xnbmseged in the mil and water again daring which a groan, offer are seam would arts fVsm th etoue l( was aaia apphoo. After ta femrth tim tt wwutd net ad Bray mar, aad Mr. Evans proaoQaeed bimeaie-i.

wa then af pUed to to wound am taa hot, to mireef tmm Hi ii I mm as, aaaa BeWMTOO OreT BU. ad atod again to themoralag. tkt4l havekee- fact well attested that Ua stoee wiu box adhere to any wean not mad by a raotd aateatLaaa tf so. BBoat ceevtound ta wiadwm of th mesT ahiiaa iouft- axi i Snxtru an Anr xt can SrAn ar'rvta LxiBtsx A tetter from Bung? May lx, amteovhat a small Amerlrwa tMmtr, atmed the xamFeawpfvtag awtaeew Maea and Chines vt isg ul.ee Chess She. am taken hy her pi esteem oa the eta Inst.

Sae hal oa board a eaasaaeers aamher et ChJnase, wao bad just a turned from Calt-fumtaaxd were pmstssil of coastdemaie mosey. A aar-y ef notorious Chinese piiatos learning this fact, took passage also ta tae steamer. Whoa aa had pro eeeeed aeane eight mile on her voyage, theae toil era tee etrev th Csptai and crew fato th cable, aad mm rw aaaa tnem. xne rvaptata waa aoiy aun, recrivlag wouedt oa kle head and hands. Sletarteno-oualy wtth th attack, three piratical junks ran awag aid of the etramer, whiea the ere ere tsaaaedisseiy sosrose, gutung aar et vrytbxg wr vaiee.

ana tas it every eaas et money the CMlfarasa vested, attar which they saade their escape intneir jenxs. tney attempto a ties troy the steamer by kaorktag a hole ta her Boiler, bat war frustrated ta their deaigne. That the steamer gtt ait par teesB, however, they took away their starting bar aad spiked i a ntvot gun upon hot bears. Tne Cantata awe. eeeded ta setting the Boat Into Macao during tba ai-teTBoea.

Th Caotaia waa the ly whlto on Board. i us eoat oewergs te a xtr. jansa a wealthy ieenett, who ha resided China a aumnor of i Tm BeTTtayjta Stcxvbb rarxxr tor Or nim published lam week the atorr of aa Ua gush eeeeel at tnis poit paaatng aieamshlp, suppoeed to bean iwarlran.ot sea. burnt to to water 4ge. It wa eenjeetured the veeeei could net have been an ui saip AceMeevi, pre.

eienale mmiM hsrni lm a.l ri. however, Is destroyed by th todowlnar communioav' Horn rt, Ship SieJmerf waa discovered to be oa fire la la. 49 4kn i mm ua tir wa-IT aTV MMMXmm Je WD. Qv-K DIUI aTwie 011 UN lrbx aanTtaw nMAB area knl Ika ww waawwa aawjrwxan anew WtAi awejrm BV aAjmj WO akXagg wyu BJ Bg 8M bmd bo $w-bd. er gilt wotk forwmr aid fM hip DMMd Ju 558 A by th ai sTJsBsrlsnaiiw V)t tlna.

fsuHlTh KtAanryAtr na at fbn Cfl.L aw aw xxnvu wi'ij U'wmyjmxrWKlm A. H. LTJCTJ8. lata Master of shlj St ettsarf. A n-r a 1 CU The question recurs then what steamer eras it that wu.

nDIBa IB mw ffTTtt. US Mil Ot UiJ I IV. x. artv. Kxwa Fboh Abeoad.

Ona of tbat tribe of In- darttiaje known aa New-York Coirespoiideate wrtw to tne tyieveiana xeeeer max axr. A. X. arew. Ahr.tb Mercbeat Prince of New-York, intends to ouira a targe uoaae tor idowa aad Indteeat waa, and endow It most liberally aad that if 41.000.000 are not enoogn.

ae wiu on ax aun.ou. xtr. arseaXT says it is to th women a is indebted for hi fortune, aad now 1b return he will nse it to benefit them, without egera te sect er 1 1 eea. Thi ArxiCAX St-Ara Taadb Axornga Cam. GO Laxdxd.

The Penaacola (Fia,) Oittrwcr sayx Ws ar informed by th 8. Marshal, that the report of cargo of six hundred Afrleana being laad. ed on tbe Florida coast, near Symrna, la tru. Ta vessel Is said to have been set on Are after the i-ilrg wax effected." LAW REPORTS. SUPREME COURT Cataxxxa.

BBil JasOsa tseratam, Gtoree Leekal vs. 3ary Reference to lichen Emmet, Esq. A. D. Fraien, vs.

Rtmmr Sckwmrtx, 4c Motion granted. A. WUlmrrn, 4c v. W. B.

Kryneld. Motion granted, and referred to H. W. Rootnxon, Esq. Sfscial Tgxa.

Asfsrs Jmtiss Mtnoa to viciTi oxnaa or axxxxt xxxxuva xaa ruAaca. Wm. C. Ytung vt. J.

km Aferri. This ens seems to be branch of the Tjrone and Lock Haven Railroad ease, whk-k was reported ia the Tntas of Aug a. Mr 8. L. Baker parchased two judsmeata against the detear' ant, amounting to about 6T 000 He states In tbe affidavit oa which the wider of arrest ws obtained, tbat tbe defendant to'd him ho wa about to start a bank fn Maryland, aad had a draft from a bank In I' tic a for $7 600, with some $16 000 in bill of the Central Bank of Pennsy Ivanla, with which tbe T.

rone Railroad Is connected, besides $17,000 in bonds of that railroad. Th defendant swears that ail tbess 'aecurtties belonged to other people, who were about to make use of his financial abilities for ihe purpose of establishing a bank, as aforesaid. Decision reserved. SUPERIOR COTJET-SraciAl Tax. Befers Jwales nenerfcf Chmrles Weignrr va.

rmiuU HVi'iarr. In thia case, reported ta yesterday'e Ttnaa, an order waa to-day made that plaintiff pay defendant $1 a ween for alimony, pending th suit, aad $26 eounael fee. John CmrtwriKkt tt ml. re. WHlUm E.

WUnttrding tt ml. Judgment settled. GENERAL, Nxw-Yoxx, Taesday, Aug. 1. 1554 P.

M. The reported receipt of the principal kinds of Produce, tlnce our last, have been 1211 nol. Aloes 4 340 ools. Ftour $,63 bushels Waeat S6 5M bushels Cora 5,21 bushels Oas 1,000 bushai Malt i 1,016 Ptes. Provlsioas, and 130 bbi.

Wbiaky. ASllK Salaa to-oa. 0 hus. Pot at $5 45, and IS Bms. Pearls at 62, 100 fcs.

COFFEE Sales to-day, MM bags Maracalbo oa private terra a 13 bags do. at 1 1 m. aad 4 begs Rio at 11c a. The week's Dtielaess lm Rle Meews. Wn.

Soon 4t So aotloe thus la face of the coa-ttued large receijt, amountiBg for the week to 34,04 hag, orices of Rio hare further declined Vie. at wnich oonceeaion conslderaole busiaest aa be en dot e. Sales include 6,000 nags nor V. Frvut, 6 200 bags par An A. Creax.

and 1 076 bags per Jf-y Smrcytr, all on private terms. A public sale of 4,600 bags Rio te announced for Thursday next." Stock ta first haeds bis morning, 141 750 66,000 mat and a 676 begs Java. 6 OM oags Rio, 13,000 bags i.472oaga Celoa. 2,064 bags Lsgaayrn, 1 23 begs Casta sUca, and 400 bsg hu jmlngo. Tn eloeing quotatioas are as fallows Jeve, 14 He Cuaia Rica, 127.113t,c; Cayle.

Maracalbo. ic.al2c Laguavra, 11 wUn, bt Domingo, 10se.210',c Utuai ter a. COPPER Tha demand la mods rats pricet have ot tines sack, COTTON 8lee have been reoorted. te-dr, of only 450 including wlddllog Uplands at 12 12)te aad ether gradee at propotiljnat price, DYE WOODS Sale have bean Umltod at oar que. tarmns Camwood, Fnitic.

Cuba, $349 635 do. Tsmpic $24 do. Tsbeeeo, $14 2i oo. Ssvnoii. $20; do Maraoalbo.

$18 Log wool. Lag una. i do. Tabasco. $22923 do.

St. mingo. 611 214 6o i azalea, $2 Umawood, $65 8panw oi, Bar wood, ft toa. FISH Diy Cod are aparlng'y offered aad are la request, wttnin a range of from $4 1594 75 est Mackerel, Salmon and Herring ar haary and chaing. FLOUR AND ME AL-fitete and Western Flour ka again declined SBaieria'ly.

Prices ef low aad medtum andsexhibtttae heaviest from 10c. t2ia luo.wl5c fi bbi At eve ta reeuoed rate most holdats ap jear to be eager to sail. Ta demand, however, is moderate, hie fir for horn use sales have been reported, aiaee our last, of 6 000 bits Jo lota. Including tn'erior to choice standard super gae State at $4 66; extra do. at $4 70 enlaflr $4 75-364 90 1 sooeifiB Watooastn, Indiana, aflchixan and Omo at $4 40 64 60; extra Wieooaata 6a-e)t5 85; extra liUnota.64 764 1 wOarlor extra Ohio at $4 7 extra onionipptng pranoa, aa waatso -a pot unsouad Fmur 00 23 Standard Superan Stat 4 45 4 66 Extra State 4:74 6 10 Standare eepertxe 4 40 4 60 Extra Wisconsin 4 M4 5 Extr Indiana aad 4 70) 6 Interior Extra Ohio 4 764) 60 Axtra Ohio, fair to chose sbteptnx; 05m 14 xtra Ohio, trad brand M.

54 76 Fancy Car eaas 16 Exto Gene see 75 2 Inferior te oeotee Bxtra Mlasovt. 4 404 7 3 Inferior to vor ehotoe extra Taaneesee. 4 76 66 Extr Canada Flour eenlinees acaroe, tnactir nomisai, Including poor to very gtod. at $5 a $6 25 bbi, Na aapmxuto offering, aoutharn Floor ha been freely offered at lower prices. The demand, however, Is lam active.

Bales have bee re parted since our last of 1 500 tbla ta lota, at 50 for Inferior to good socman Baltimore, Braadywtm. 4te.t bbi. FOBEIGN LIQUORS Th damaad te htereasUg, ereclalry for Brnnrtl, wmck are quoted trm w. sale by ucdea, to dev. 773 boxa Sicily and Mentoa Lemons, at $1 06 $3 36, and ozrt Sicily (h-angea, at 61 TOaft 10 ft vox.

ORALM Wheat tedermts and declining. The do-aad very atoderate, partly for expirt. aaiee have been repotted ef 15.300 bushels. Including good Canadian Club at $1 for seism tat to Uverpeoi i Bnfertor Milwaukee Ciub at 75e fair mid whit Wsetern tat $1 18 prtea white Kentucky at $1 45 White Sauta-ara, part at $140; fair to good now red tiwnax tl 061 33 unsound new Rednd Watt Sou tear 75s. $1 06 bus hat.

Corn 1 tn reqaeet et essentially weltered price. Salop have been saade ot a0o0 bethel, 7y fr good old mixad Weetern. delivered from store white; ana 83c prime yeiHw ooern beeaet. Rye to heavy and droopiag at 7t.Tr6e. a baxhal.

Bate 4.160 bthals, Oaie are la raqas, lnciudiag Caua-da. at Ms.wilo.1 Western. 37a40c: atat. 35a. 030.

i Jrey and Fennrt Ivaaia, 3A37ct Both mjat ssri neaasu. -the Over Crwp aaai th prorpe 41re ewppllee. Of the Orer Crwp aaai th prorpeav aeppUae, Mitma I. B. Hvassrs et tt ta their Cireulsr mt Uua date, remark Ta 4raaa Crap aaeaiwd la, heewae) questiast, large and of superiar qaUry la a eoeut' a large as out, that sum losalitte shoe Id suffer some bat hi aexarej, that whevever any earn plaint can be made, tne anoet possible ertil Band of It.

ta to he Th argregato will we think, eoatroeert our ssojor prop j1 toa. Frm Firgraia. wa learn, Tbe yield qxO-Ky axotlleat, Frae Kantaehy. mat aeems tne on'y drawback Ohia Oefi-toecy af yteJ to 1 alal as, In a yarton at tki Bute, wheal was as- I ao ooera tor mney to eaotoe excra oraaax, at hot. Ry Ftour is dell aad heavy, at $3 3s4 37 for fiae aad sa per xne, bat.

Corn Meal to quiet at $3 Ma $4 Jersey, and $4 15 it 64 30 for Brxndvwln. rVaety rntued by Pee. Tba ear-rest efTs l-vr. mnaea aad mteeeurt. Be been beuatuui.

Frota wo hear af auto lag n'avorabl, aad tae i vwn ta nlaa superior. Therefore, upon tae w- Jlule can axid aoU I mantel to taa laureate af grtamitaral dlatriete. I'adar thee slioeeseisseee. it to was thy ef remark that to new Wheat has seareeiy begwn to aeek snorkel Farmare, aaaose to fsl eemiptskead the gartnatioaa ef eer saarksu. are eawtlUng to art! their grata nt tu.i e.

awpt below price ohtalnabl a few weeks tins amd taey will submit to aary Inooeveeece or pressere, fB sue to partis wtth their Waeat at preeu To tele feeltne. a gaaarai a tt to determined, are a eiii a aas thong to reeatnto tpremlaoal pate. Tn wriiet kw. frewt a art visit, bad eeeaelo te neuo rovJtB''a a dislnelinatioa oa th part af farm. and te led to the eoweiuasoe thai to hear-.

VL. crop will pot reach thesesbierdl toMFaufgerwtpte tor three weeks tt eoe will be nght. Bertteu arlt ad awnv. aemanTaad hevoad a will fall te call eat largvr auTpitea.1 tit Nr ClAirix te hoee keen reported ef soft a Seles to-day, 00 bales eld North FJver at 7e.74o. 10 a.

New Is arriving aat sei.ia e. fair extent at prtcee ranrtag from 4octn5j. at ii Bblrpara ar not baying it as yW HIDES Coatiaaeia Bmited reqoaet. and Lb ton-deacy of orices ia still ia levwr ef aeyas HOPS hav heard of only ve fight sale, to-dsy last year's ere, at ea.14aadd, at 4i.4.7. HONEY Sale, to ay.

trca, J09 bilx. Curm re bond, at 64e.5Se. galea, IROV(e, way. SO toe Scotch Fig, ai2l 0 exam wjbsI, saamtbacrwdjt. LED Is dell aad pricet tend downward.1 LEATHER The emand la qoit llieltml for Hm lark Tanned Bole aad pretty od for Oak Tanned at prevtoes figure.

MOLASSES amail Vs hav been reported at 1 previous quomBoaa. NATAL BTORE-Ctu5 TurpvatJoa baa he la moderate reqaeet at a shade lower prices. Week's receipts, 3 200 bbl.i saiae hav ean effected ef 4 40o bbi In part to arrfva. nt $3 3 S86 no. atoek la first hard this axorniag animate)' at 1.00$ bols.

8 pi rite Turpentine Aas been depressed aad price hae declined. Week's receipts, bbls i sale Sxrjbbltoloto.4 43n.4P444 ft gallon. Stock ee-. tleta ted at 3.10 bote. Referring to the week's bael-nesa, Mtaws.

BAaroa at Seoxxn resaark that th meal-festdrillBma to arxrtpotabto to vartoa eaasss pram tnent amorg whish ar th xti smsly low rate prevalent oa tha ether aid, and the very right eemaad irvm tne aim a t-aao. aanstut tne rases put ad stock ar fair, and while holder, la atoet esaawa, eeaaox aa propeary aau to pn mtst af tnem stea to pBr to eit they com to hand, rather thaa ts axpaa of stortfre, and tat th eh exeat ef a asar-bt which, ta say th least, 1 very aaoertaia. Price base been characterized by great trragiitertty, and ft is dl moult to nam a standard qtota'tiee bet. we legero the atarket a eiawlsg at 43)e444H. for aaovrhantobio aad sfcippleg paroela Th same referred to below et 43c4l.

wer of lasertor tote, rejecttnas Ter I tn lis hi euaole and fair re. ouert, at $3 sOatl 875 boC Wk's raeateto, $51 bb a. atoek eatlmatad at 3 600 bbls. Renin be been qtili dull, and price her favored purchaser. Week's receipt of Red 10 464 hula, the sale In-Code 1 eommne, a-at.

at 61 7 i l.avAebte. enas an on. (I tote at $1 76l J7H I medtuea, at $3 $5 St 76: 650 fine, at $3 604 th. Ustlu mmoa Rosin Mtimated at 1A00 bbi i irmmml Btmrt Trmit mf Tne-Yerx, 1 Aug. 18M Bawrrl Crude Turpentln, bbi.

60,146 Spirits Turpentine, eg 31 1 Resin .......455.176 M60f i to na 400 Tar tjjeai ifiAS Ws bars compiled the foreenine tabsder itsfaa.nl fn the circular of Msesrs. Lcca A Tvaan. OILS Continue in limited request at provtoua quant) one. a PRO YISIONS Port fa dwneesssd and lower. Raise bbls to Iota, at $13 90 )314 UJe Bfaaa.

ad $10 60tio 65 for Prime, bol. Cat Mania are la slack demand treludlne Hams at a.ah, Shoulder at 6c.4f 6e. g. Beeo ru ead ant nrralnai. Lard ta heerv and laneild Bales to-dmr.

400 te. and bolr 'ots, eaiefly ordinary to eh wee, at 10Hc.4tllc It Beef eowxiaatoetf'td'wo. tog rate. Sales 226 hblsv, lota, at 76 fir repacked Western Mecss $11 fair ehotre extra de I $7968 foe Caeetr fdeaa. and SS 62e 15 for do.

Prime, ft bU. Beef Ham 415 $18 bbi. Butter Is Is demand at 14s 4200. for But 12c4ri7o. tor Onto, ft.

Cheese lx rather ootot ai 1 lrn 4 o. n. K1CE Sales to-day 100 tcaU kits, at $3 234) 34 tt fi iro as. 6U6A R8 Have been la fair demaxwf. anA ealea bar beee made, to-dav.

of I 072 hbda. Cubs, ehtefiy a uoe. z-orm suoo at e.i aaa ev aex ee Havana, malnlr at 8e.m ft. TALLOW 8 ties, to-dav 6 000 KX. "2a arlrato 4 TEAS Trxda la oulet at Dreseni rndl the annW tloa is lea announced for th current weca, Frio, kowever.

a'e very strongly sostataed. tubiuuu a. malts ae aooeeen cnaagei aaiee i eteee Pridey last, bartag been ooefiaed to 4X hade. n.eaiuexv atxc7Te.i 7Z cases aaea xax ax ao.w 14c and 39 bales Havana on private terms. The a a- noencemeat of the very extesstv trad sale of for.

eirn erne domsstio Tobacan. tor the SOta of Auxutt and succeeding daya. hae the effeot of eaeeklas opera tiona, aad will lead to materlaily rsstrict th demand in the tote-renin time. HI SKY Sales to day, 400 tola la lota, at 253. gaiu-a.

FREIGHTS For Urerpooi, there or gna balsa Cottoa at 16d.7 32d. ta ft I bushels Wheat oa private te-ms 40 to at and 9 -tons Msuramat Goods at 17. 61. For Lead on. 30 tons Ofl-Cnk and 80 bbds.

8-ger at SO. For ma 800 bbte. Resin at Is. For Co ves and a Bte'ket. a Br eaten hark, with 600 hhds.

Sugar, oa private term. A vessel the West ladies and back private lerma. RELIGIOUS NOTICESe CAMP. MBKTINO NOtlCB. THBBF WltJ.

he a Cams- Meeting held about 1 mOae from Teakese afllsee. on tbe Sawmill Bive need, ttmtiiaale en wfipDJY. 'eg 16. bythedlffereei Ind-peaSeet itethe-dis Soctetieeof Nw-Yrk. Fsopl vaatiag teats, apaly to the rvwwittee, JEXHK RBOWX, B.

AJUtXLT. J1VB8 vTWCCHT. u. xhi i COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES OnaxCxt sslTer et ee aMWHtsitT, eU St WlUIlH IT ntW.tOnK. alia, Wa, th adeesgned.

hav this day nrned a yrtn-r. tip. Bnder tbe firm nam SSI TO "AI- RIG II r. for lb traasseioa of a geaeval atseh and Kr bangeCemmlssion bmlnsas at the Beard ef Brokers, aae at evirate ae. uer t'ltiitavari wnn renaaie at to offer marked faeilities fee the aeeotaatlo ef Leans.

and the traneaetioa gaseral haainem ia Sam ten i and Imiim wakex. Fxrhnnee en toaaon boaghtand told. J. -O. B.

BAY TOM, TTT J. H. WAlXirniafiT. -anvnnnBnBnnswnnm -i TBTB crnir womi or MuiKnnma ctmrxraTi fxOrxBwen weeam I1A.1B. MLKAT iAativa ay the St, Loeis Mo.

fVmecrat Betow WS Hah a letter te Dt. Weo. ef thle eity, freea a geaUi la a sine which aeat alowlnel of th eeaerie a ef hie heir Katie- Bach evtSease sinil bar lie eaeot. eemln from reliable searee. if earttAoases are nteeeof traih, the Doctor needs Be i trom LX rreee nxtne, j- so, una.

FaotaeaO. J. WoaikCo.i (rttilmn Hav-ng my atteatio sailed a few me tha StBee toUvehixaly buaafieial fleets ef your hair restore hive, I was Induced I mak ayylsmriea af It pea strewn hair, which had bsrams gaite gray, prohatily en-third while as whiaheee were ef net eeeraoter. Bowt three Bseatha since 1 procured heette ef year heir veevo-ratlva, and aaed to. I see toaed at wee Beeviog wbat I badwished.

I aaed It about twice wees, I havosiars arecarsd another bottle, ef which I hare need aete I sen aew eerufs to the world tha Ike gray er while hair ha totally dwapiimrvd, Beth ms heed aad fhee, my hair has reaussed its natural eater, and 1 Believe Bolt sod xloesy thaa it baa he before ear tm-mzr mrm yeare, lam aew staty years aid i ai read st at turn age af fifty-two. has aaed at wlA mms eflee The aenetioe I eem an te ye i-jt your vmraam ilaiwtiiij I am esie tha wheever will riekt bum, to per directions, will not haveeecaaioa to eon me any Stawateaca. am ibibii torn nsr ewxaeii nere tor the test arleea veara, an am tares to eae here aa aajoialag Aav a Aa as yea auy exakeet the above, wtth me attache, wtta at la at yeur a I wish to Biaserv the aaa tits of naiar to tivrwonu, 'wa. S3, WOOTrts Kxyw ws, aTIT a. Patlsssta Ween ilrer Br: Baaing and the arMto tone setose th ewmaortiee ef my hair, mm the ea rt tae xmieev mvwr, an Mrieaae ta arwa.

was u- 4 Bee to saake a trial ef roar pre toaasweree th very that ate thick aad glossy, snd ae weeds kr hair te new eea stsiuxs alI.a- UsstetojwutogiviagtofjhssauJct i i-iitweit, JiahiaiF exueew.T. aABantaBr.pxm- OL J. Ween 0mr tr I wetud loarWx'W doing 'ywa a gleet fntosUce not to mas ksa to she world, the waadiafni. aa wej as the a. ax set ail reenit nave exBertenea ftnt e- on ewrtto of year Hair aselereuve.

very hind ef Restoratires rxtaeX. bet erftSmit e- ea anaiae; my head aearly huw's ef hoir I tnaOy tadaced tetry hstUeef ywar Avahr aUweratiT. Kew, easr and Juttic aomyei me te ussaot tt waeanseeeer saay reed this toaA 1 aew pessee a a as 1 BuaatlloJ greet of hair, which I graanuaee r- s- 1 hasiinmwe thea the original waa. I w.U uiei. L.

ejao saav seat tbe an mity or tt BamsatfuHy yeera. RAF. B. AXt-WW F. tL Th tjestlmaaiaf ef BMf walaahle sstAietoe tee yea are wara eO but If you U-isk it werthy a yhntar' I art wiaawMa jaeewey an say i e.

A.F. ears, aa-. ea rt AW 15TII7 TTTt Ctouwaf "mt -ve 4 prmej Leal, HI. 2La i liiil V-jn to rfe aad -a. iTritt.

at t-e wpxia waxxeaieo TjJZttr.n.t.rlw' uj al if L-S w7sW lT'btw anj tTVUTi nothing to warraM ywa to tne pareaaa ef rrai sAtowfigaree, Th -mU-mrUrfZ Tto aeaxT wa in snort Oeaaaad. will he ewwse ta mZZ, k.ws s.a neooos. stn wtth larxeatecVa mmtumlT- ZZ- The nstorfiv is put ny la Vetf ef BXreetaaediamaate ssaall the ome I i ardratlsforlaer soulti the sapereent soore fa irorr'ia i for gtaaartxiet liahwir b-M-. a r. tmwroyor'um aod r-: oVTw.a c-o i- i v'T Kew-Terk, Oe tie it "aS at hYmZZi I arust-s aaa Umcg goavX tJSCsn.

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