New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
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day cause stir before the stage upon which they are
TO be knocked .lewu the highest bidder. Nowhstand-
dians will eaabe the auctoneer be particularly ioqua-
cous il anticipated that there will be either full
house or much competition
The sales Stock Board Saturday abouta as
| inslg ni6cant as they we'll could be.
Business generally through the week was slight In The
four market bbls. sold expectation The
ceips very small Prices $3.50 S+a5 Rye four is
scarce and sells at 1857 S3.4O.
According Flour Inspectors report there has been
inspecte up Sept So 09 600 bhS. and 5000 half obs
wheat -four SIS OF rye; 1903 bbs and 1858 hhds OF
corn meal.
gram there has been but little doing, although about
1000 bushels have been sold prices varying 81 81
Tor Southern IS Pennsylvania. The latter
superior. Southern Rye 49, Pennsylvania IS. Corn 81
Our coal business for this season is drawing close
On review At the pas, appears that OF Lehgh therchar
been 206 ions brought from Mauch Chunk and from The
various mines per the Schuyikl, SS4rS0 oss; making
grand total OF half million Of tons, and showing the
great exten, and increasing importance OF the nexaustb
coal mines OF Pennsylvania
GRAND ExPLosIoN.-We understand that
of the most interesting exhibitions connected with
! the Fair of the American Institute will be made
off the Battery tomorrow afternoon, when another
experiment will be tried with CoLT's Submarine
Battery. The cxperimentperformed on the Fourth
of July will be remembered by those who witnessed
it as having been most impressive and completely
successful. 1t was repeated on somewhat larger
scale near Washington, and was witnessed with
perfect satisfaction by the President the Heads of
Department many Members of Congress and cti-
zens of emincnce and responsibility. We
somewhat surprised to learn that the Government
has declined to avail itself of this wonderful in
vention, or to aid in any way the designs and ex-
periments of the ingenious inventor. Tho Inst-
tute, however, hes generously taken it under Its
patronage and will beyond all doubt that it is
| fully and thoroughly tested. The vessel to be
| blown up tomorrow is larger than any with
| which the experiment has been tried, and will
be anchored opposite Castle Garden. The gal
| vanic battery will be placed in Castle Garden,
so that all who will take the trouble to go
into the Garden which will hold several thousand
can see with ease and d,tinctness the mode of
arranging the wires and of causing the explosion.
The experiment will be performed precisely at 4
o'clock P. NJ. A constant communication BY the
Electric Telegraph will also be kept up with Gov
ernor's Island.
DTThe Wings of MADISON Co. have nominated
JONATHAN d. LEDYARD of Cozenoyia, BEEJAMIS
F. BRUCE of Lenox, and EsER STEERE of Hamil
ton for Assembly. Ibis is very strong ticket,
and we have high hopes of its election.
GRAND CoscERrs.-We understand that the
Messrs. RA1NERs have joined with Mr.. DEMP
sTER to give series of Concerts, the first tocom-
mence this evening at the Society Library, and
also tomorrow evening, at the Rutgers Institute
they will give their second.
u Mr.. M. ROBINSON, a graduate OF Union
Theological Seminary, and the author of yalua-
Die Chronological Chart, will lecture this evening
on the Rise and Fall of Ancient Empires aiming
at universally, with reference TO the Fulhlment OF
Prophecy. We believe this lecture will be we'll
worth hearing. See Card.
Mr. BELLow,'s DIscouRsE.-Those who wish
a copy of the eloquent discourse OF Mr.. Bellows
on the Life and Character of DR.. CHANNlNG, vii
be glad TO see by the advertisement that c. 5
Francis, in Broadway, publishes it to-day ina neat
pamphlet from the authors manuscript. Price
one shilling
LIENS IN BANKRUPTcY.-Judgc Conkiing Of
the Northern District has decided that Judge
ment creditor by filing bill, &c in chancery,
prior application for bankruptcy by or against
iud cement debtor acquires lien on the debtors
property which must be satisfied before the assignee
can claim Judge Belts Of the Southern District,
ha. decided that by the general law creditors
bill ia only suit in equity, and that until the
ultimate decree of the Chancery Court the corrt
has no effect upon third parties beyond that given
a lis pendens for any other relief-that
the bill does not create specific lien property,
but cnly secures the suing creditor preference
over other creditors OF such property as the suit
NAV discover-that the bankrupt law abrosates all
preferences, and divides the bankrupt's estate
equally among the creditors, without regard to
their relative diligence in prosecuting their claims
and that the bankruptcy of the debtor occurring
while proceedings under creditors bill are pend
ing takes away the right of priority from the Pur-
suing creditor. Judge Story, of Massachusetts,
has decided that an attachment levied by credi-
tor on his debtors estate, is diverted BY suisse
ouent application for bankruptcy, the attaching
creditor not having thereby lien on the property.
A Boy KILLED.-The Coroner yesterday morn
ing held an inquest at No. 2l4 Orange street, IN
the rear en- the body of James Murty, Jr. aged
nine wears. The lad had been to the woo-store OF
Mr.. Richard Major, No. 296 Pearl street. to take
home some wool for his mother, and while at play
in the fourth story with his younger brother, ne
by some accident fell through the hatchway TO the
ground and was instantly killed.
r. The talented and bumorou. Dr.. Valentine is drawing
large crowds OF intelligent and respectable citl
zens American Museum. Hisctarac,ers original,
unique and u of wiz and huDor This week be gives his
celebrated Lecture Phrennlogy, OF The happe>i
huresQCeS ever heard StgnOr NiTalfs AutoHialon
Figures continue much attention and applause
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