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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22.-
~ l. POETRY-Bingen, by Hon Mrs. Norton Sonnet
on seeing the Ivory Statue OF Christ by Anne Lynch
Extracts from The Disdenl an AnnGa-'Ths Forerunners,
Lines by Anne c. Lynch; The Dream, "A Fable La
rnent Il EDITORlAL-Oregon and War; The Postage
Reform; War and Politics. Why should the Protective
features of the Tariff be destroyed; The Wing Parry
Ambient kc The Wings and the Bank The Courier and
Natiysn Labor in York-Iis circumstances. condi
ions and rewards No XXlIl Ill POLlTICAL-Legisla-
ture OF New ork-Complee NewYork Official Returns
Vote on tie Convention: Anti-Texas Meeting al Lowell
MASSACHUSETTS, The Duchess Co Outrage; Vermoat-Of-
fetal Florida Elections Louisiana; Georgia Legislature
&C. ". NEWS-very late from Mexico; From Texas
Correspondence OF The Tribune from Newt Orleans WASH
ingou Penn syvania Indiana, &c; From Rio Janeiro
Great Fire n Sag Harbor; From The Copper Region
rous Outbreak al Nauvoo Execution of tie murderers OF
Col Davenport. al Rock Island lA-Confession Of OF
he iuIprs Letters from the Mormon City, &c. " MIS-
CELLaNEOUS- Leopold De Meyer; lla!y; Thierry; The
Celestial Empire; Heat Source OF Power; Population
OF the Empire Stals--Comp!etei Van SIeeubergh and
O'Corror VIII be saved; Texas and DisuIon; John Quin
CIV Adams r. the Gellovs AIT Capital Punishment No
noes OF New Publications.; City Items, from The Daily
Tribune VI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NCE-Stocks,
Money Produce, Cattle Market, &c
Single copies put up Il wrappers Tor The Mails can be
obtained al The desk-Fric- Of eents
t1v TERMS-S2 per year. AL subscriptions payable
GREELEY / McELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
Cor Sor1ce and Nassau SIS opposite the City Hall
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Markets.. Carefully reported for The Tribune.


ASHES-The sales to-day 10 moderate extent
Some 50 barrels of each kind 50 sit 50 Ell Tor OTIS
and 3 TO, Pearls. shippers rather quiet in anti
c,patioa of the steamer
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There is more buoyancy in
the market to-day and in anticipation OF favorable news
being brought By the steamer, there is considerable
speculative movement Several thousand barrels were
sold yesterday in with privilege OF storage until
after the steamer and day there have been consider
able sales privileges le to Isl cents Dbl to take
or leave after the advces received. The receipts
are considerable and the regular trade demand fair.
Gcicsee and good Michigan held at So and several
thousand bbls haze changed hands at that rate Sales
200 bbls Troy. Globe" 81 50. Round hoop ONO Is
firm at 6 $500 81 OF the sales to-day 1000 barrels. II
not more, for England. Freights are quoted at
IS Cd sterling There good inquiry for fancy brands
and we notice sales 900 400 bbls 'Welman at OF
and coo or 200 Venice" Manhattan sc. IS G6 SIT
City Mills Flour, Frost" Hecker' Cummings
Powell" Brooklyn City" Gillet," &c. is selling at
7JQ7 90 Georgetown, Brnndywine. Baltimore. AeSan
drn &c. DC. held 625063li. Sales 600 or 900
bbls Richmond County, Georgetown and Brandywine, at
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Total -l0,2l3,2l9 2,l5O3ie oue'93' 249l'oeo
These returns show safe condition and prudent bust
ness.
The Troy Budget publishes notice Of applica
ton TO the Legislature oths State at its next session.
for an act incorporating Company with capital Of two
millions FIVE hundred thousand dollars, to construct
Railway between the cities of Schenectady and Unca
TO be run on the South side Of the Mohawk go far al the
Directors shall after actual survey deem practicable and
proper or for an act authorizing the Schenectady and
Troy Railroad Company TO construct sush roaG ana IN
croas;nq its capal therefor two millions i've hundred
thousand dollars.
The amount of money received at the Land Office
at Green Bay, in September, was sl33o7 In October
sa47le This is something after the fashion OF the me-
morable days OF 81.
Al New Orleans capital continues quite abund-
ant and short paper readily negotiated out OF doors at
per cent discount Some paper has been recently
done at per The Banks complain OF the limited
quantity offering and will readily take all that is ten
dered Long paper secured b mortgage freely taken
up at 900 per cent discount
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The OF tolls received TO the close OF the second
week of November exceeds the entire Of heavy
tolls of 1888 by s65,757. The receipts at the
rate of $4,000 day. If the canals should remain open
until the of December the tolls may touch s275OOOO
The Quarterly Report of the Banks OF this State,
showing their situation upon the lst November has been
published. The statement includes all the Banks
ceptng the Farmers & Mech 4nics Bank Of ogsdcnburg
the return Of which rejected by the Comptroller
the ground ofmforrnaity. The amount of notes deliv
cred to that Bank is s2497o most Of which prob
ably in Notwithstanding the entire circulation OF the
Banks on the stinstant about s2l6l500O
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To Merchants, Farmers and Business Men.

The November No. Of the Farmers Library and Monthly
ournal OF Agriculture, JoHN S. SEISNER, Edor) was
ready on day of the month The following is List
OF the Co1enls Of this Number:
Enerapia rs aud Nlu,trations--
Portrait Of Hon. Richard Peters The Tanisan Sheep
The Dog and the Wolf
Farmers Library
THAgR's PRINcIpLss OF AGRICULTURE, (Contindedl--
Manure Fodder. Cattle; The Various Systems OF Cuvq-
Rotations with Pastnuge Succession OF Crops;
Alternate Cultivation accompanied by suitable succession
Feed ing the Cattle Four Crop Divisions Five Crop d.
Visions Six Crop Divisions, Seven Crop Dvlsi4ss Eieh1
Crop Divisions Nine Crop Divisions, Ten Crop Dvlslons
Eleven Crop DECISIONS, Twelve Crop Divisions, The
Transition from one Rotation 10 enoher ,,,,,;
uen PARIS and PHYSICAL Properties Soil and the best
method OF acquiring knowledge OF The different farihsi
Afo,thly Journal Of agriculture
Memoir OF Hon. Richard Peters, OF Pa.
Cotton Piant9its History and Uses.
Letter from Dr. Joseph Johnson, s. c. the SIk Plant
Some Thoughts Transplaniing Trees lot
The Position Of Fruit Trees, Soil and Aspect,
Agricultural DISCOURSE delivered betoreth The queens Cou
ty Agricultural Society, by John 5. Skinner.
Guano Manure. 80,
Liebg's Explanation of the Principles and Use OF his
Artificial Manures
Vine Making Praciiced in North Carolina, by Rev 3
Weller L., =, ~
Farm Rerislers-how Kept and use Of -.
Remarks Fctzholdt aud Llebgs ldess III reauon 10
Green Crops, 10y Lowood.
1.-The FarmeIs Library IN Delaware
Wheat
Entomology.
Management of Bees
Su!p uric Acid and Bones.
The Fair of the American Institute go
Peat Manure; Prospects Grain Growers Electro
Culture.
Note on Broad-;sil Sheep, by the Editor.
Weight OF Cattle.
Sheep and ChesnutS
Much said in email compass-One Important cause oil
Nonlmprovemeni in Agriculture.
Shed Feeding OF Sheep
Arrival of the stock imported by the Massachusetts 80
cety for the Promotion OF Agriculture.
Disease III Potatoes.
Weight OF Corn per Acre.
Price of Guano in England
Death Of Earl Spencer, the English Farmer.
Notice OF Coman's European Agriculture and Rural
Economy
Notice OF This National Magazine and Industrial Record
Dutch Corn Law Removing Bees; Prices Current
Gentlemen owning Farms interested in landed proper
~ will unquesonaby find their ineres. TO supply each
Of their Tenants Agents with this valuable Work An
experienced practical Farmer authorizes TO say that
those Agents and Tenants who do or make FIVE
tmes ihe annual of this Journal by the of it, may
generally be regarded as inslientive 10 their duties
The Terms are IS per aunum, payable in advance; ave
copies for $40 Five Numbers already published and still
supplied 10 subscribers.
GREELEY < McELRATH
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In this city, Thursday morning, Goth inst EDWARD
HOUGHTON aged 50 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 10
attend his funeral lhs rday) afternoon at one oc.och
from his late residence 100 Thompsonst MS remains
viii be taken 10 Vermont for iuiermeni
On the a0ih inst Mr. BENJAMIN NICHOLS. IN the 7'lh
year of his age.
His remains viii be taken 10 The country Tor @
On Wednesday, 18th inst Miss CAi1O-iNt' a. E''"
Funeral viii take place 10 A. NJ this day from her
late residence corner of Bedford and Flushing avenue
Braokiyn. l.. |.
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rrnr rooa,s s,rsnnuriIln and wild Cherry

rP~ DR.. Woods Sarsapuriila and Wild Cherry
Birrers-Among the great variety medicines which
continually coming before the pu0c there has found
more extensive use % scrJfua, dyspepsia, liver
complaint cosiiveuess morbid huors and other iUpuIiIy
of the blood hsn the above popular remedy By The opera
ZION OF the one the morbid action ia changed while by that
of the other The Irritation delayed and cne end Y!gcr i'm
parted 10 the dehilitsted parts.
Sold wholesale ana relai! by Wyett and Ketciam. l2l
Fuoust nlS oGs'
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
r. For sole of Socks a, the Exchange, sec Last Page
THURSDAY. P. NJ.

THURSDAY, l. NJ
The Stock Market was active to day. and the up
ward tendency strong The fancies generally imported
The consolidated Erie stock sold a, TO-
In Exchanges. there is nothing new and but little
doing. Quotations before: Sterling slae and
heavy, Francs a6s as %.
All the old stock of the Erie Railroad, 5000
shares. has, understand been consolidated two for
one, under the OF the last Legislature excepting
about $50 shares
The amount Of Tolls received on all the New
York State Canals in each the follow years fol-
lows:
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At Greenbush the depot of this Road IS piled up with
flour hides beef pork salt, stoves lumber, cotton and
in truth every thing that bought and sold in this coun
try. When the Road opened, the accommodations
were supposed to be ample for years to come. Only
three years have elapsed, and they are already so
crowded for room that additional building has been
erected this fall The freight train out every morn
ing comprising 60 with four to seven engines
thus relieving the merchandise house OF 500 tons OF
freight. Yet the pressure is such that they
have raised their to 80 cents barrel on -four and
have more than they can carry. This Railway is de-
nonstratipg that the heaviest freight can be carried
cheapy on grades the most favorable.
The returns of seven banks OF Philadelphia show
the amount of their Items to have been on the lst OF
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WM. II. CLARK, Il. S.
,-y- c,.;,;,,l u,,;o,Inp sereunders, Palmo'.

rE- Original Ethiopian Serennders, falmo's
onsrn Ho,seTbe irenos aud admirers oil the exquAe
performances OF Mesara Gernon, Stanw0od Pelham, &c
aud numerous class they compoAcd OF VIII he gini-
fed 10 learn ner n most snccsssl Southern tour, they
Will occupy rnlmo's Opera House Gu Monday evening
next, with 90 doubt renewal of that interest that has nj.
WAYS their here and elsewhere
Ther programme 'vill be rich and diversified. MI
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Maidens-old young. dark. fair and dimpled,
With faces rough chapped tanned and pimpled;
With necks repulsve yellow dark and brown
Sunbunl in country, village. or in town.
Ladies, 10 you speak-Naiure's fair masterpiece
In sorrow or in JOY mans dearest hope,
Why let those spots and reckles thus increase,
When one small cake OF Joness famous Soap
Would make your skin as white as driven snow,
And clear al erupIons from your face and brow!
That most blessed article Joness Soap gives 10 the skin
that parent heavenly sooiness and soiueSs that
morals possess. It's ciects truly wondrous III curing PIN,
pies ieckes chapped esh &c Give buI one trial. and
YOU will say iha, should be- sold so Gaze instead OF
~ cents Sold only the sign OF the Amercan Eagle 81
Chalhaus: ana SCI Broadway, or l59 Fuionst Brooklyn
no 1lepd
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.Ss- Who WANTS a DELICIOUS HEAD HAIR for three
The human hair OF Greer brought 10 u
splendid condition by The Of 5t cent bottle OF Jones
Coral Hair Restorative These are s real qusies-it WI!
generally improve and beauy the Hair will force the
Huir grow the head face and body place where
Nature intended hair 10 grow by making the scalp healthy
1, s,sys the hair falling of and thoroughly all scu
aud Another Of its properties is 10 make the hair
grow naturally dark and beautiful Sold for SIS bottle at
81 Chahamsi and S2l Broadway or 1873 Futonst brot
vn MI 2teod
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MARRIED.

On "Wednesday evening, 10Th inst By Rev. Henry Da
yis. NJ GRENELL to SARAH w. daughter OF Dudley
sheffield Esq --sll Of this city
On Wednesd Y afternoon, 10Th inst by Rev. j. Adds,
nj s., Avon's Church Morrisania. Mr.. THOMPSON w.
DECKER Of this city, TO Miss MARIA WILKINS OF
MorrsRuia
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Sales ot Real Estate.

BIZ VIM H. Franklin & Son.
Two story brick buildings and lots 81 and 5lIt
deen' : -. .-' - " $40 100
story frame houses and lots 3l9 Bowery-2a IT 2
in front, - feet inch rear by 81 #. in 1900
ROW Rowe rv1'' 1850
Lot adjoining % # 'front.' is f. rear by 20 II deep $500
Bv E. H. Ludlop & Co.
Twenty years uneXpired lease OF lot on Hammers
ly.st with story building sl,e0O
BIZ Jas. NJ Miller
ZIG us l2O Broadway with the brick houses, lot
80 fl in front, ~ #. in the rear Il #. on one
side "A f. 4 in. on the other. 300
STEAMBOATS,.
By 4. J. BLesck1.
The NewJersey 275 IL long, % IL wide u Il hold S2i 400
The Utica a0D f. long 25 #. wide IL hold GOO
The Gszelc 1870 # long - f. wide, q It hold Sc GOO
The Diamond, 90 fl. ong.--------------- soooo
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"SIcH Coon Ux.'-The Louisville Journal
and the Boston Star ought not TO have all the Jokes
to themselves. Suppose we perpetrate the follow:
ing. by way of breaking up the monopoly.
Why is-John Quincy Adams like Samuel OF old
Give it up! Because ne "hewed a-gag In
pieces"
The man that don't see the wi; of that don't know
scripture LYNN Pioneer
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~ o,etdS Italian Medtcated Soap, for he of PIN
PIES Feckies Tan Salowuess Erptions and nil skin dis
hsuremeus, the cy depot 6? Whlker-s LIST Store FROM
Broad way ID cents cane. Grecn Hair Dye, Vegetable
Liquid Rouge, criIusoning Lips and Cheeks Poudre
Subtitle or eradeating supeuous hGr, without injury 10
the skin Lily Hhtte io instantly scattering redness and
auEhes the face Acoustic drops for curing
The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Gourauds
Le found only bear in ind al 81 WakeVst LIST Store
FROM Broadway.
AGENTa-E. B. futile, Assembly Buildings. Philadelphia;
Jordan, Mlk-st Boston Carleton Co. Lowell; Ives,
Salem; w. l.. Gersh New Bedford; Guild, Bangor; Bliss.
Springfield; Green Co. Worcester; Myers New-Haven
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LgAP-Heed not the assertions Of the
vile quacks who advertise their common oils and grease 10
scuf and dandruf and prevent hair falling out The
only article that possesses any merit in this respect sc
enfc mixture called Phaous Chemical Hair 1nvigora,o
which is warranted not 10 fail Buy only Of E. Phaon 2l4
Broadway. OF Of his agents
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DRUG STORE for sale IN thriving part OF this City.
DThs stand one OF the best IN me place and o1ers 10
good practice ia connection with The business, induce
Inen. rarely me, with The stock IS well assorted aud will
be he sold low for Cash. short time with Iecu.ity.
Tn. ses In consequence of his health requiring
more active exercise. Address w. II. 5. Box 1892 Post
fjara MI Sits
NOR shares OF the Stock of The North
L West Copper Mining Company" Appyto
WM- & JAS. CURRlE,
r2I ST. q Merchants Exchange. William 81.
YNUR SA!E-lu suit purchasers, large quantity
OF superior Welsh States. OF various sizes Apply
JOSEPH McmURRAY,
itv corner of Pins and South SIS.
fi7IkE PAKTICULAk NOTICING. Bios
s0m Lady Of Information Past Present and Future
Evenis nav be consulted al Ne 1877 Rving;oa-s between
Attorney and Ridge u.s. up stairs without knocking "
IRANBERRiEe-l00 bDs- aud 20 half bb!s. of GOOD
Eastern Crnnberres in water for shipping for sale 1y
MI ls- !. II. BROAS l56 Wes,-st Washington HaIke-
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~ Notice-New-Yo rll Division of the Book.
binders, inion-The regular meeting viii be held OF
This Evening FRIDAY No.. 2lst O'Clock, when bushes
OF importance will be presented. By order.
EDW'D NJ. WHO'D, President.
Gas L. DAVIS Sec'rv nj liz
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CT Hills Infal;be Ongueni Preserving and Beauty
ing The HAIR sill going rapid rate. Orders are daily
sent in from all quarters indeed, II seems US there
nothing else used Ladies are continually calling for H. both
at the principal Office No. IS Nassau and OF The agents
in fact they will have other prepsrailon-a ess SO y
ssv: and line way hey buy IL ia confirmation of their word
No persons ole, perfect whou, it Warranted in al!
cases properly applied whether young Old 10 eraoi-
cat, n;ivrnsis ana Hi Other calculations of the cuce or
scalp stay falling off Of The hair on pa ta pai b
hair moist soft, curly &c For certificates and agencies
ady artiap
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CoNNELLs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAcToR.-Ths great nrti
Gle will Burns Scalds Tic Doereux. Old Sores, Swell
ings Spinal Weakness, &c. save life under the most
tying crcuns and these who !csardt will be aware
that The only genuine from q Cortand-s and
has written tie box but printed and that The uu
Just Injunction procured 10y Daley. relative TO this PAU
Extractor has been removed by the Chancellor vr
tally awarding the night make and sell this grea: anti
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~ John y. Cunmins

r3- John y. Cummins OF Sussex Co. NJ J. wishes 10
hear his brother, iiLGm Cummns. who lett Newton
about three years ago. aged about 49, then ANY who
Knows where William Cumns he found is entreated
To- kind by writing 10 j. f. Cummins, Newton, n J.
QtnIfLESSW
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It will be that most Of the items have largely
increased nce the last report and larger than at any
period during the year. The loans and discounts have
increased since the August s46o l69 and higher
by Sl3i375 than any former period OF the year The
specie is 81 99l 300 more than in Feb and S249a2 less
than in August The cash items have increased 81 1872
700 since the last report The amount due from Banks
has increased sl,742 1877. The circulation shows the
large increase of s36Os29 and the deposites the still
larger increase of 81, l37,f71
The Baltimore American says: A silly rumor
obtained partial currency yesterday that one Of
the Banks of this City had failed We need scarcely say
that ii totally untrue, and must have had its origin
either in ignorance malice"
The receipts over the Western Railroad continue
to show an increase over last year This lime however
the greatest increase in passenger reghis. Receipts
for week ending Nov Is:
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II Religious NOticc.-Tbe Rev. Or. J. ?. Durbn
will preach the E Church corner OF Madison ard Cath,
crime sts on next Sabbath 23d in the morning and
evening and Rev VIM Rohbers of NewJ in the
aferuoon ana collection will taken up after each ser
vice. 10 AT in the support Of the Gospel in That place
n B-Se vices 10 commence 10! A NJ. and ct and !
nj Ills
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" vigilnnt Division No. III, y: of THE
members OF The Division requested Ia be punrual Ia
their attendance ON Friday Evening next Nov IL is45
Report o! the Conev TO procure designs for the
Banner. It's expected that al who ee Interested VIII be
present, as final action viii bc taken upon The Report, and
hs dengns placed in the handa OF lha Aiil. immediately
80 +. L. PLATT, w. T.
yy., u c,.uv 8 no 2lis.
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Cv Window Shade Depot, No. Spruce-st.-
10000 pair always on hand. Persons about furnishing their
houses Will eas. 100 per cent by calling the De-
pot bAltlOL y DE- MAuH /:
urers' urices nl5 is9
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tDiuter fashions.
1EN1s youTUSI ANN 0HILDREN,s

MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN'S
r. ClothinR.-Geo. A Hoyi & Co. No. - Bowery
(uear BayRdsL) keep constantly hand large IA
of ready made Clothing, adapted mems youths
and chdren wear made in fashionable STYLE and hich
they will sell either wholesale retail for cash. q, great
ly reduced prices
Garments made to order In the very best atye a! very
short notice and with purcnsliy. o25 lm's'
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~ Particular NOtice.-Those persons about break
ing up bousekeepg having furniture OF any description
10 dispose Of will nd ready sale tor any portion or all of
their goods BY sending line calling upon the subscr
hers Tnl9 imisl F. COTTON Il co. No. 81 Ann-st