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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Police Office.

Mar. Barnes was committed for stealing watch
worth SIS ad 81 IS money fom Matthew Coates. Ia!
Anthony =.
Isaac Thompson colored. was arrested by officer
Cochrare md Ell for Is rolls. full pieces. OF
Siberia inngs. worth upward Of $50. fom some unknown
which found in his and tor whcn an
owne: Is wanted lie was tryng 70 SCI! then al twenty
cents piece.
Peter Dewire was committed for stealing watch,
h1 and handkerchief. wO; So i'om John GFiiey Jr
p Cherrys.
Henry Willis was committed lor stealing basket
ofapples and chesnu worth s. from Catherine Kence-
dy. p Fletcher st.
Oae Of those misceauts called waIch-slutisrs this
morning sold hrur. watch worth S 5 for gold Pti
lander Pierce. stranger from NewJeey receiving silver
watch worth so sis money for the worthless at OF
brass The sin:feI escaped.
Mr.. 4. ". Dennis, 4 stranger, while al the .imcE-
;can Museum had his pocket picked Of his pocket con-
tanning Slio the hie escaping.
William b Let's, ' young man, ot Alblon, Orleans
County while his passage board the steamer swallow
from Alb NY 10 this CITY. on the lHh OF September mt was
IObbsd By unknown person. oi creek or sSS sasu
July l5 lsii on the American Exchange Bank OF TIN: CITY,
and certificate o depOse or SlSi the Mechanics Bank
Albany. On day after the robbery man named
uch Armstrong, ote Of Chapel and Leonhrdsts IN
this City, sent his boy with the check o s ner oankns
hours the American Exchange Bunk 10 ascertain the
check good The officer Of the Bank detained the check
II mad been stopped the Police having Obtained coGn
7ince the inct fhurdny st cceT Gniche nnd Stoke
y Armstrong and brou. .ht HIM before the Police Ma
gstrute where stated that he had received 1t OF stranger
for GlorS he had sold him. AtmstTon: committed uiil
the matter Of his guilt mhde more manifest
The young Let's lie had stopped the payment o the
check and certificate will lose nothing his time Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

The Loco IOcoS oil the seVtTGi D!stilcts H"'e
nominated as follows:
Gowet J 81. EnWARn ~ Sit..Y SMitI.Y
VlUppet Wardsl..............EL ELY aiooRE.
We mt know but some of these candidates
may be elected but We arc confident that, Il
,hc;e were 20 opposition outside Of their own
party, no, one OF them could run in except M
Nicoll, who we understand is very respectable
merchant Of the First Ward
Mcssrs. Maclay and Leonard are the incum-
bents OF their party, and the former beat John
Emmons, the latter Charles 2. Brown, in the
contest for Nominating Committees. The e1-
planation Of this mystery is Custom House infiu-
encc-cach Of these Members having obtained
good many appointments in the Customs fer his
personal partisans. and being supposed to have
power TO get more.
Mf. Moore tried hard TO be candidate IN AZ,
but did not succeed. Now nc is the regular nom.
inec OF the Polk party and also Of the Agrarens,
who have organized party and nominated can
didates pledged to advocate stoppsge OF all far
ther sales Of Public Lands and an allowance OF a
certain number Of acres at no price at al! to any
man who chooses TO settle thereon. Here Is a
novel and very important principle set forth,
which we will not nov discuss, but which IS cer-
tainy in direct hostility to the views OF MIR.
Moore's other party, which holds that the Public
Lands should be sold and their proceeds appropri-
ated to paying the expenses of the Government.
viii Mr.. Moore define ms position p
AS the candidates for Congress are now all nom.
mated, we take pleasure in showing them side By
side, as follows:
DIST. Uhlc. Naffre. lgeo., :,
B. j. Phillips Phunx, Hen A. Ssaman Edward II: Nicoll,
John H. Williams, s. s. Lawrence. WIN. b. alac!ay.
John r. Scoles. Thos ~ Woodruff, Nose. g. LeoDard,
s. Hamilton Fish, VIM. w. Campbell Ely Moore.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
2ltI
Whig majority So.

This ia cheering prospect, as the Wings sci
dom turn out at the Assessors's election in this
State. Two years since they had but four ma
lority in Newcastle Co, and the i+ocos carried
Ken. by about the same majority.
Tho above returns arc for the vote for Inspect.
ors, which affords the best political test, as the
Assessors are frequently supported On local
grounds Of favorit!sm
Sussex county may be Wing whenever the
Wings choose to exert themselves. Two tickets
were run b. our friends in several of the Hun
drads. which viii account for the large Loco Fo-
co majority. Little Delaware is always right at
Presidential elections and will give her vote for
Henry Clay, by an unprecedented majority, if we
can rely on those who have the best opportunity
of knowing the state Of Wing feeling throughout
The State. Phila. North Amer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
rhe Spirit of the People.

An immense Wing Mass Meeting was held
ON the State Line Of Ohio and Indiana on the
28th and 29th ut. which was attended by some
$4,000 People. The tents pitched covered 4
space nearly mile long by half mile wide
one of them 100 feet long, another l4O, &c.
Among the speakers were ex-Governcr MET
cALFE of Ky. Senator o. IL. SMITH of la. cx.
Gov. PoIyDEx~lR Of Miss. r. c. ScHeNcK OF
Ohio, CALEB B. SMITH and JAMES RARIDEN OF La.
sc. sc. About two thirds of the People psesent
came from Indiana. The number of ladies
was estimated at 10000. The second day was
very rainy, (being the day the cold North.
Easter commenced here, with rain on the sea
board and SNOW on the mountains !! bat speak
ing was kept up in the tents, and in the neigh
boring villages of Rich;nond and Paris. Not
fight OCCURRED on the grounds, nor vas d drunken
man seen. Many came 100 miles 70 attend This
meeting.
The Wings of Essen and CLINTON coun-
tics N. Y, held Mass Meeting at Kceseville on
the 25th ult which 5000 attended. Gov.
SEWARD and SETH c. HAwLEY, Of Buffalo were
the speakers. Gan. II. II. Ross presided; Col
C. D. BARTON was Marshal.
The Wings of FRANKLIN county held
Mass Meeting at Malone on the 9th u'. and
were addressed by Gov. SEWARD, S. c. BAwLEY
ard others Almost the whole County was pre-
sent, though the day was very wet
Tile Wings of Eastern ST. LAWRENCE held
i Mass Meeting at Polsdam on the 2Sih, where
s,G00 are said TO have been in attendance.
Beside Gov Seward and MIR. Hawley, DR.. FooT
of Ogdensburgh spoke.
Ga the 30Jh (AIonday) evening, Gov. S. and
Mr. H. spoke to a large impromp'u gathering at
Ogdensburgh.
The Wings Of the South end of WASHING.
TON County, and some Eastern towns of SARATo-
GA held meeting-3,G00 s,rong-at Union
Village on the I'd. They were addressed by AL
vAlI WoRuEN of Ontario, Mr.. MATTER of Troy,
and MIR. CULVER OF Washington.
- There have been great Wing Gatherings at
Troy, ALBANY, and almost every other large
town within the last week. So the good cause
moves on!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Markets-cartJultyr re1or,sdfer The 7,iSane.

AsBEs-There good enquiry for P-arl, To ssy 20, we
pntcs pr The ples ne 70 boi, "
is POS inactive md only notice &c hbs at e.
CIrtN-ibe market cCnTins inrcye, Shippers r-slng
decline Of y ppr 10 which hol6en yet 40 rot y'e.
The 400 500 bales malay splnnes at previous
pcrs The see. of ths week ending Friday evening ~ffe
200 bales 10 and ant Florida ordinary 70 tdng ~ ca.
rldtlipg far fair 6 81. 'nbs md SewOfesn, nfunh
" 10 IN dding So & mdding fir 6l ~ 10
thl Import M 99 baes. Sxpor, from ls, TO 2h yep
emtcr. q IS ibnles
Fl OUR A.D MEAL.-The buoyaney Of The MARKET % Gan,
receivers day generay akIns 20 1r ls.
brunis Gene and ' le, to exieft have been
that figure here however lots 10 Le PICKED Up
So Ohio and biichixan gond hr.t are ,ein: nj - ns
receipts are moderate tae of 100 bbS Troy 70 aTss Wa
made private In Sou.he.n hea' ot nothing %
ing. Georgetown is quoted 46Lz-BraGdywine To-
GRAIS-No new Wheat offering, and the Old IN MAJ
held above the Of buyers Corn remains ana 9
tend upward Ges 300 bushels Southern at ga
and Soc The remaning CARO- Sales 51 ouea ~
Northern SO SIC. Rye s. In the slip. DC deId-e' Wv
buihes O.is SIC and ffin.
sEEOS-The market very dull and heavy for Ilosetr
The rate nominaly ~ We notice 81 les OF ~ ool
Timothy far GO OF marke; at $40 per tee m sa =.
s3a 25 per tea without but sEnl receipts Sa.s 80
500 bushels Nonh Carolina have been made al abodi ~ 80
cash. .
HIDES-Ars mora active, though prices rensin wilaess
any Improvement We notice during the last thfee days 'a'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

W The Wings of the Hid CONGRESSIONAL
DrsraIcr Qst, lid, Hid, Ivth and Vth Wards
will assemble this evening at Castle Garden TO
respond to the nomination of J. PhrLLIFs PnG-
NIX for Congress, and prepare for the coming cleo
ton. 1t is greatly desirable that there should be
a full turnout and VIC urge upon every Wing
prompt attendance at his Ward Head Quarters
to proceed thence to the Garden. The Wings OF
the Fifth Ward ara especially requested to as
semble early, and in their strength.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
NIaryland.
sLL RIGHT md 40 .M!sTaKEl

III RIGHT, IND no .NIS!aREI
I. is settled that the Wings have Z } to q IN
the Senate, 81 TO 2s in The House, and have
elected TnoMas G. PRArr Governor by between
5 and eco. Bnt for abominable frauds, which
will be guarded against Ecxt time, this would
have been at least 1000; but /; will do. Now
that the spell IS tIoken we trust this sound Wing
State VIII go clecting Wing Governors, and
not Loco. Foco as heretofore. Col. Pratt has not
polled the Wing strength, and it was known be-
forehand that he ronld not on local grounds,
while Carroll was very popular.-It ic said that d
fair revision Of the voting in Frederick will give
us Senator and cne more Member from that
County, thrown out by unfair decisions Of the
returning officers. Here is he Tote FOR Governor
t-CIl,I- LID
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
euNDAr.
Police Office.

Charles Sisco, coored, was put in prison tor
steang pair Of boots om Timothy DoHd corner ct West
Bruacwgy nnd Walkerst.
John Farrell was committed for stealing u coat
ard case containing raznrs worth ell from Peter Kane.
who was boarding at tie sailors Home.
Charles Van Pet committed for stealing a
pocket bnok continuing IS yum William Ash'nere
This afternoon officers w. IA. Stephens and La
r arrested Mara "a oey and Gec.se Mason. beth cD0fe
m stealing 80 cns also otei money worth IN n
ub, Ut S!s0 from Wimm LyEch he coured se~nd OF the
orig Bcaatine' while he their company house
IN Il >uppC.c that the woman toos The money
nnd handed Auson who has secreteG L. Both conf
mtled 70 urlSou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
IYisconsin EIection.

The Milwaukee Commercial Herald of the 23d
ult. says
''From what we can gather, we are inclined 10 the
and Walworth Counties, says report, have returned
Wings to the Legislature. Jefferson County, it is
believed, is also Wing by small majority. The
village of Racine gave the Wings majority; the
County not heard FROM"
In the County embracing Milwaukee, the Wing
Sheriff is elected by $50 majority; the rest Loco
by small majority.
We suspect the Herald is a little too fast in
claiming the State as Wing.
Racine village has 1920 inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
u,- Fair OF the American Institute mt

..1- Fair Of the American Institute mt
SBLOS-The Managers have thiS appropriated the
large Saloon tOmey used the Horticultural ROOM for the
exhibition of Cloths silk. cotton goods linens and other hla
the already the quantities offered for
tion unusually but The request that eI
hbors would prices and offer the best goods that
can be had the prices that II be shown
that can compete with Tho world both in qualities md
prices The Managers have also fitted w ha former cloth
room the exhibition al hardware. fine cutlery: military
equpmcnls &c. In this branch Of the exhibition the Mana
gers feel confident they Will receive 10th the nppr0baOn
Ote punic and Of the competitors they have taken unu
ua pnn. have this branch OF American Industry properly
arranged well protected from injury from any and
shown In best advantage Manufacturers will please for
war their specimen, of NIL descriptions of goods
,ibe rs a entered for competition must be arranged IN the
lists or the Judges ana The catalogues prepared forthwith
By order of the Managers.
NJ GURDDN l. LEEDS, Secretary,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
James G. Birney Nominated for LegisIa-
tirc by the Polk Loco-Focos.

PONTIAC, tHich.) Oct. l. lsij.
StR,-Wc have inst learned by highly intelli-
gent and respectable gentleman from Saginaw, that
the LocoFocos OF Saginaw County held last week
County Convention, and nominated as Represen-
taiivo to the Legislature JAMES G. BIRNEY, A6oli-
tion Candidate for The Presidency! Mr.. Birney is
not now at home, but there is no doubt but he will
accept; as previous 10 his departure it was openly
and publicly stated by the leading Locos thar Bir-
ney would be nominated by their Convention when it
should meet; and understand that Mr. Birneys name
was the only presented 10 the Convention. Itis
not Joke or hoax, bat serious business matter with
then and is the result of previous understanding
without doubU between him or his friends, and the
locOs. L shows where his svmpathies are.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Delaware Election.

The first news from Delaware, which induced
considerable Growing on the part of cur oppo-
nents, seems to have been premature and was
probably prepared fo- effect on the coming elec.
items in this Stale, Ohio and New Jersey. The
most authentic accounts, and they ale extremely
varied. give-thc following result
C;untlc,. Whtg. L0co
New Castle Co. I'LL maj Sussex. 1..-......2lO
kcnt............l97
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Who Is Roorback y

Was the general inquiry some ten days ago,
until the Editor of the Ithaca Chronicle detected
him in the person of Mr.. William Linn, Loco
Foco Office holder OF that place. Now the query
is What is he Wing or Loco Linn has
since published rambling, silly letter, swning
up onslhe main point, but insisting that some
Wing (whom he IS careful not to indicate) was
privy to the act, and even added something to
the a,rocity of the slander Oil Mr.. Polk. Linn
SAYS that he manufactured this forgery in order
to demonstrate that Mr. Spencer the Wing Ed
tor OF the Ithaca Chronicle, and q most worthy
man,
siVould publish any ta'sekoOd, heiesrsr gross,
,t'te eo,tid tftct a pcitficai object y
Again, he says
II an, IL Loco as hr. Speacer insists upon
styiing me- yet certainly III. mckinney Is The rery
recerss.'
In the face of these assertions, and the fact
that Linn holds two offices at the hands OF the
Loco Focos, they are trying now to poke him of
on The Whig party! They have got Up two
afiidayts, one of which asserts that Linn voted
Tor Harrison III '40 the other that in casual
conversation recently, he said he hoped Clay
would be ciec;ed. In reply TO which, the Wings
show that te has acted steadily with the Loco
Focos for three years past-has been universally
recognized as one OF theln-has been chosen "a
Justice of Peace by them, and appointed to a
mos, respectable office by their State Executive,
as fellows
From the Albany Argus Febiu,ry 9Th. tss3
Appointments by the Governor,
By and ,es,A the dscies dHG csAsent Of the Senate.
FgpRUARY S-reMrKIss CoUsIY.-WiiilAM LINN,
20 bs Exan,ner Cbanccy, Samucl Cfsnden. whose
term has expired.
~ = .,..sla,,e,, oc,,s - .,o,,r Rn,rhact
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

C5- The American Museum presents with unprece
denied lt %. attractions Ibis week. in. Guiding set OF most
beautiful d~o.vns which must be seen to BE- at
neG rich nnd magnificent they and also the ene't
Magician ard VennoguIst of the Mater Alfred the
Juvenile lancer cny year, old Nlr and Mrs Western.
each performance to-day nt3 and rs O'Clock I. NJ.
a-- The Brothers Of Warsaw commence an eng ,Gement
this evening at The New York Museum Mir JeweIt The ce.
lebraed teno singer also makes his Ca0ina
Mlus,Ies. Laughing Gas, Ous as Adair. bliss Jesey ne
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Uppe. Police Office.

Jonathan 1ickenor was committed Tor having on
the lh u stolen gold watch worth so from the cabin OF
the pilot boat William Romer. property ot Peter w Roll
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

u Euea WHITE, of Saratoga, is the Wing
candidate for Congress in the XVlth District,
comprising Saratoga, Schenectady, and Fulton
Counties, with a part OF Hamilton. He will be
elected, if nc will go every where and expose the
inconsistency of our friend Ellis, the Loco incum-
bent, who is hinself Protective Tariff map, and
yet supports candidates for President and Cover
nor whom he knows to be directly antagonist to
him on this vital question. MIR. Eilis's speeches
and votes afford excelen, reasons for not elecune
james Il. Polk President.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
MILITARY MoyeMEyTs.-The St. Louis Repub-
ican of the 9Gth nit sars.

By the Iaian lte that Governor Ford cro,-d
the BeaIGs.oyvn CO Surdny last, with ddrcnet
guard OF I hundred en- and the bsIarce said 10 number
fifteen hundred followed Tuesday 10 rendezvous Rush
VILE sccordng 10 order. Tie number. We think greatly
eIszgeroted.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

" Hon. MITCHELL SANFORD of Catskl Is
the Whig candidate for Congress in the XIlh
District, composed Of Greene and Columbia
Counties. We don's know Inc Mr. Collins no
rams against him, but we know MITCHELL SAN.
FORD to be emlnentiy deserving of the confidence
and esteem of his fellow citizens. lie must make
: great ruD
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

Sent TO Jail OH a charge of Illegal Eohns
The Secret of the Astounding Loco
rcco increased Vote on wednesday inst
beginning TO come ont.
The following named persons wero ailesseu
tbs morning BIZ our police officers, on information
previously received, and committed to ,au by
Justice SchaeFc7 n default OF security, charged
with voting illegally in the city OF Baltimore at
tie election Wednesday last:
Christopher Armstrong, who had lived IN Bal
t;mo.e County two years previous to the elecilon
that being his permanent P lace OF residence
for voting Illegally in the 9'h Ward tie IS said
TO have been coopsd" BIZ the toco-Focos.
William We're, resident OF PoIt Deposi'e,
for voting Illegally in the Cd Ward. He said he
had been sent for By Mr. Were, relative resld.
ing on Fels Toint-calls himself Democrat
John Edwards. who very coolly remarked nc
had only rotcd three times
Walter Hughes, charged with voting Illegally
in the lst and 81 Wards.
Joseph Bsvan, from Port Dapcsitc, charged
with voting illegally in the lst Wa!d.
Thomas Mortimer, charged not with illegal
voting, but with creating riot in the 9.h Ward
and with committing an assault upon High Con.
stable Shut, whilst in the discharge o! hrs off.
c;al duties In endeavoring to command peace and
preserve order.
William H. Cole, Jf, clerk at the Penitentia-
ry, was arrested this morning, charged with IN
,crfcrng with the officers on Wednesday last,
The day OF the election, when in The discharge
Of their duty. His trial will come off his after
noon at O'Clock, before Justice Mcdonald
We have no doubt that proper rigilancc and
due time will solve the mysteriously Increased
Loco Foco vUtc above alluded 10.
FATAL Rlor on FELL's PoNr-Wc understand
that desperate riot occurred last night Oh Fels
Point, between some Germans, liishlnen and
othe.s-alI Loco. Focos .ogerhcr--in which tao
men, Germans whoscnames We could no, learn,
were so badly wounded that they died soon after
ward ThcTe wos another person rcfy danger
ously, and it is Supposed, fatally wounded, beside
some two OF tncc Incre who were slightly In
iured The frac4s commencedin i'll the street, near
the corner cf Bond and Lancaster streets
Baltimore Patn0t, Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

Total, ,.........32,9 ,96l 32,ilS.. 2S,32O 26 $50
Maj. for PRATT, 544. Loco maj -o39'
We were not entirely relieved from appEehen-
sons respecting this result until we received the
vote Of Sc. MAsY's-a stauuch, steady Wing
County, whose people are in good part Catholics,
as their forefathers have been since the first set
tlement of Maryland. We did not know but the
incessant re,erat;on by the Loco Foco Press of
the aholninable falsehcod that the Ways Of
Philadelphia had burnt Catholic Churches, sc.
might shake tbis County, as it had injuriously
affected the Wings around Baltimore. We are
happy to fiad that our doubt was unlounded, and
that ST. Mafys stands true to her proudly cherish
ed principles.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Rochester Mass Meeting.


The city was full of Wings on Thursday, the
day following The Convention. The Clay Club
Room was filed soon after breakfast. Speeches
and songs were listened to here, and Mass
Meeting was organized at The Railroad Depot,
where several speeches and songs were made and
sung. Every thing has gone off with the best
feeling. The people are getting off quich as
conveyances can be found to carry them. The
large forty horse wagons are now q P. NJ. Thurs
day. going through the streets on their way
home. II has rained almost all day to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

u Tae BooXSnDEss and BLANK Book MAN
rFAerusERs OF our City, who are in favor of Pro-
lection to American Industry, are requested to
assemble at III Fulton.st. to. MORROW evening to
consider what is their duty in view of the ap.
preaching Election. 1t is hoped that oil friendly
to the object Will attend. See call on mex, page.
T. VEsPAsIaN Ellis Edito, Of tie Old School
Democrat, Mo. is said TO have been sppsintsd by
John Tyler Charge d'Atfaires to the Republic of
Venez uela.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Below.
brig. Wind NNE.
Disasters, &c.

Sailed,
Barks William and James Mobile; Wey5osSei, GibeleI
and market. and Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

u QUEENS Co. held her Mass Meeting at
Hampstead Oh Friday. 1t wes a most satisfac-
tory demonstration, and spoke well for the en-.
thusiasm Of the Wings of Long Island After
the nomination Of ROBERT CORNWELL TO
represent the County in the Assembly, the meet
ing was addressed by Hon. 10. l.. WHITE, Mr..
VAN WAGNER, DErEysrER OGDEN, ABRAHAM T..
Rose, and Others who ably explained and dc
Tended the doctrines FOR which we are contcndipg.
W OLp SUFFOLK is moving in the good cause,
We learn that series Of Mass Meetings are to
be held throughout the County, and that mea-
sures are on foot to effect thorough working or.
ganization. We hope to hear good news from
Old Suffolk in November.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

u Capt Stockton, it would seem, has 10:
been ordered TO sea by the Department. The
Washington Standard OF Friday says;
rrom reliable source we learn ha, the Navy DepartGent
ha> NOT ordered him II so. CEam stocSon letter
will low Cap,un IN our gallant Nlyys rsioice
Inn, there are no Others ke hmcsn descend IN the ~ay OF
ecevi: gu people by rating partisan ii1cA
~ CAssius NJ. CLAY spoke in WYoaISG
County on Friday, and in oNTARlo on Saturday
last. To-day he ST eaks in ososDAoA lat syra-
cuse)
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

The Marine Bank Of Baltimore has dccla"d
semi annual dividend Of per cent
The following sales were made yesterday at the
Brokers Board IN Boston
2hrs Thorndke Hanuf Co sslo9 Norw lyoT ;I RId IS
a76I5-50 Beading 26-li0 lslaod stld slA-231 East
Boston Go 49, i5l-l55 Western Rid sf s5sl3l4 Mei
chnnis' Bank 035 lG3s6 Bost L blaine Rrd iDSs lW,
The whole amount Of Coal shipped from the Coal
Reg ION the present
By Railway u October 80 y! tons
BY Schuy Kill anal 10 Oct -.
By Lehzh Canal to Oct ls ..9too.. 10
Togetbef. 70
Statement OF the Receipts and Expenses Of the
Coumbia and Philadelphia Raw for the month OF Sept
rsaceio.. u per report Collectors s...........sU -
Expenditure and Liabilities .o ~ "
Excess of receipts AZ 5B -
Add excss. from Jfn lst 10 Sept. kt.. ~
Profit for monhs ending Oct .ssl3eG %
Tho receipts IF the fo September les than fo
AIgus in Consequence Of drcUth. which -s al
fecsd the tre canals well Us the oosraon Of gran
MIS- upgE which The uuay Is In great measufe dspepd-
support, although the have been nearly
the from neceS.ty of beng prepared r heavs
trade iii, tie profits ohe road continue nearly equal 10 "a
per the cost Of tho rniway and machne