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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

- The Editor Of the Buffalo Commercial has
INV rsr4ne.t @syrnpsthies In his manifold trlbuis
,;,ns Ee has had a bone IN his throat fo- some
time past and he must cough or be cboked by IT
Tho world has gone al wrong with him o; late, and
we have been puzzled 70 tel whether he has been
more chagrned at lis own special defeats or the
general Wing victories Nothing but diminished
Wing majority in Enc County mas seemed 20 al
ford him the least glirnmer Of consolation lis
lo-n condition should challenge general conrn'sea
ton we rrusti it Goes.
In his paper OF Saturday evening last ne copies
the passage from orr columns, closing
we before they tine Whigs] are quite az READY to
,-o-. TIME Reforms az their opponents il they are
no, we mean they shall be
To which he applies the gloss OF the Courier
4 Enquirer and Express, and pirates OF It's 4" IN
,nirigated insolence" Have we got master -
etc Poor fellow He knew vel enough that re
did not propose 70 win the Wings over 70 the ad-
vocacy Of true reforms otherwise than By reason
and argument. We never proposed or thought
OF anv other mode and Il II be ''unnitlgated
insolepce" 70 desire and labor 70 make the party
0! our choice active and instrumental IN effect
ing true reforms we mean 70 be guilty OF that
same insolence every day Of our life There 1t
is ou, We trust the explosion Of our cotenpo-
rary,s wrath will be attended by no fatal conse'
q1ences.
We hare not desired to see measures Of Reform
with regard TO Land Monopoly carried by any one
party. Whig or otherwise We trust they vii be
as in cur State they have partially been already,
effected BY the action Of the whole People, TRES
pecti~e of party-cr rather. By the more liberal
progressive portion Of all parties But it is idle to
waste words in explanation. Our Buffalo neigh
Dor onlJ wanted vent for his srnothering choler,
and now that he has found il trust he feels re-
lieved His discovery OF our cautiously pat forth
beresies on this particular point, after they had
been trumpeted and denounced by the Courier and
the Express Tor at least fifteen months past might
be amusing if we could forget the unhappy frame
of mind in which he denounces them. He will
feel better by-andby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

Suddenly on the 10th inst. OF inflammation In n.
throat. JOSEPH w. sen of Joseph Y. and ISah-I,s
Marsh AGED years snd mouths
The friends and scqusinsnces OF the family are ~.
cuested TO attend the funeral this "wednesday sfs-
noon ST o'clock without farther rotec from 30 u
Cisrkson-st-
DAVID MONTESQuIEU, youngest son and child of n,
v,d N. and Jals Hodges, aged years months .,3
DAYS. ~ Norfolk and Portsmouth (va) papers VII
In this civ las, evening 10th inst, CALEB C. WIN
GATE. son of Oa3n 3. snd Olive Tsppar. sSsd yesrs
sod months.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited b A.
,snd his funeral this "wednesday afternoon al oc X
from, No 253 Winisrl.s:
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GouRAuD,s LIsRARY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA EFfCHT-JAHTO XIV.
II Back-tOne's eye trerru,Ou- trar-drop started
!- breath thicK-his ii IN. without nun ber
Herliness made MIN almost oroken-h- arted;
But when his julia :-i. nlo siunber,
He to1E his hat aud cane, and then departed,
Absorbed in thought; noted the cucumber
COOin.-. Ith which the foOlnan shut the door,
hai .rl MN standing the side yak. door
IL iIany deep sigh has Tanned, Pinpl-d freckied,
Saio" Rough, Spotted, bloched, Chapped Red face
co't rs possessor Any LADY or gentleman thus AFFLICTED
Sts:p l. certain cure for all these evils GOURAUO'S
Pode SbtieT viii positively eradicate supertuous hair
from any par OF the human frame without Dluung the
most delicate ska. Pale CHECKS and lips De perma-
nsntly fncarnadined By GOUKAUD'S magnificent Liquid
Rouge.
70 Dr. GOURAUD'S preparations oniy be- obtained
genuine, bis Depo;, 81 WaIker-st hr-t From
Br0siwsy. Boston, Ak-st- Philadelphia, 70 Chestnut
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

IowA-Erom gentleman who left Marion coan-
", III Iowa ON Friday last we have some iniorwa
tron which tends 70 settle the complexion OF that
district BE says that the Wings have carried the
district, elec;irg Senator and Two Representa-
tives, tbs. Marion county gave l ocr Foco Uialoy
sy; Polk rou, to Wing majority in Dsss no
election held. sud in Jasper the Wing uslovity
Is 20 This viii elect the whole Whis ticket and a
Wing majority on Join, hsllo, In the Legislature
ST Louis Republican
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Business Notices.

SINGULAR Nor1oN-Some cherish idea that Arid-
cal Teeth cannot be made well in this country as in
Europe Now we are persuaded that no one would en-
terrain that foolish notion moment il lie should
make use of pr Blasdels method inserting teeth
They are perfect possible. and for speech looks
and mastcaon said TO be useful the natural
teeth There are doubtless good Dentists in Europe
but we challenge them compare their work as to
beauty strength and perfection, with hat OF Dr. Bla's
ALL an l,r,,},vov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

Carr. HosxiS's SrArrMxxr,-we cannot asas,,
for the detailed statement OF Capt Rosken in ~
lston to the unfortunate aeeiden, the Grea, Britain
His defence rests mainly the deiee, OF his chsrt
which did no, show the light ST Johns Point de
admits that he took she Northern passage shorten the
voysge. bur thinks be did perfectly right in doing
Asdoes not acknowledge any ac; OF c&relsssnes hus
sssss hi1oscf the magnanaity and justice Of the D
Eeesors in the hope OF al honorable sequissa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

THx ONE PROGRESSIVE PEINcIFLx--By ) T HEApLEy
delivered before the Ie-sry Societies OF the univer
shy OF Vermont August, lSi6. New-York John :.
Taylor. PIP, -.
This is an earnest and vigorous production IN
with tie spirit liberty. sad marked ~
unwez-ns faith II Human Progress The style OF
the hshes, classic order but bold snd pe-spicuous and
there are passages OF uncommon eoquence snd power
The lessons presents will strengthen the faith OF those
who are 10 prone the struggle OF SEXUAL life lose
ssa Of the great Ideal OF Christianity or limits forpid
the insertion of TIE extracts we had marked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

TIE GATHERING OF enthusiastically, three
weeks in advance OF the Session o. Congress
number OF its Members NAV be counted upon the
council ground. Among those who are present We
have heard of the following
SeRG;ors--Mr. JOHNSON OF Louisiana Mr. BENTON OF
Missouri, Mr.. BAoBY of Alabama Mr. DIX Of Newio ORR
Mr. WEsTcoTT OF Florida
Represeniatires-Mr Speaker DAVIS oi Indiana Mr.
MILLER OF New York. Mr.. ROBERTS OF Mississippi.
National InteIigpncer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

PoLroE SrArIsrIcs-It appears by the return OF the
Mayor as the operations of the Police force for SIX
months from Nav to Nov la46 that the verou. stations
reported TO the Chief Of Police 1898 arrests being
siderably less than the sprevious months OF these
lY26 were ntoXication vagrents 1859 lntpXicaon
with d;sortery conduct 1929. petit larceny 900 die
orderly conduct los assault and battery ll03 disor
DERBY prostitutes f2i Besides these there 500
reports OF violations OF the city ordinance several for
throwing coal ashes into the street There were report
ed 57i houses OF prostitution with the OF the keep
ers and Az inmatcs of houses OF prostitution &c.
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1912 s+.9+5

VrRMoSr-FouRrR DlsrRIcr,-We Were IN
error yesterday saying that the Boston Atlas hsd
complete returns from this District Returns in
that paper OF Yesterday from Al towns give Chsnd-
der CN.l S,osl Peck Loco $500; Sea, l,os7.-
Peck is therefore ahead. Ne, Wing gain az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
HAIR rSyIGORATOR

Phaons Chem;cnl lnvigorator stands unrvaIed
toilet article for gentlemen ladies' for identifying the
hair 1t is recommended by physicians in consequence
OF its containing no greasy substance
Phaons Hair Dyei. warranted to change red or grey
yhiskers TO beautiful auburn black instan taneousIy,
and will not smut wash OF. Gentlemen can have
their whiskers dyed at the depot
way.
Both articles are for sale by the principal drug and
stores in the union. nl7 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
Commander in. Chief and Governor OF the 7
City the Angels. California, Aug II. lsl6.
From the Pacific.

Accounts from the Pacific OF August 20, afford us
some interesting particulars.
On the 23d of July Commodore Stockton assumed
command o: the United States Naval forces on the West
coast OF Mexico. on the 18th the "Cyane with the
California company of mounted Ritemen, under Col.
Fremont sailed from Monterey for san Diego that they
might be- landed Southwark o.; the Mexican forces,
amounting 10 500 men, under Gen Castro and Gov Fco
who were well fortified the camp OF the Mesa three
miles from the city OF the Angels. A lew days
after Commodore Stockton. in the Congress. sailed
for san Pedro where he landed with his gallant sailor
army and marched directly for the redoubable camp
OF the Mesa' When he had come within - miles OF
the camp Gen. Castro broke ground. and ran tor the
city of Mexico The Governor Of the Territory and
the other principal officers separated in different parties
and the 18th August having been joined By Colone!
Fremont and 20 rihemen and By Mr. Lsrkjn the late
American Consul the Commodore entered the famous
Cudad de los Angeles the capital OF the CALIFORNIA;
and took quiet possession OF the eovernmentnouse
Most OF the principal officers were subsequently taken
The American force thus chased the Mexican army
more than 300 miles along the coast pursued them so
miles in the interior OF their country routed and dis
persed them and secured quiet possession OF their ter
ri,ory
The Congress to sail in few days cruise
for the protection of commerce. and the remain ne
vessels OF the squadron be disposed with view
to the object far as they could De spared from
the blockade OF the southern coast
The Presidents proclamation and the Congressional
proceedings in reference 20 the first received
by Com Stockton in Mexican account the 18th OF
August, By the United States ship Warren from Ma
zatan The Tag OF the United States is flying from
every commanding position in the Territory OF Cali
forns.
The patriotism and courage OF the men who accom-.
panied the Commodore his expedition sitter Castro
spoken OF in the highest terms Their march was
made in The interior OF country by sailors after an
enemy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
re- Bogle,. Hyperion FLUID is becoming INN

d-sergedly popular II Is unquesonaby superior any
thing Of the kind n 1ser and hose will admit who
The Ladies who wish the very arl-
Gle The world TO give the hsr beauty and gloss
Ell 70 ye satisfactory should Try the Type
Fluid We Just what say and have
Of having The matter Tested fStar
We agree ith the above. And recommend Fluid
the best arce for destroying dandruf and restoring the
hair DAILY Mail.
Prepared only oy VIM Boyle, Boston.
For sale bY 4. 3. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Ypon-sL
corner Of William and n Fest Broadway, Sey~-York.-
sod also By II. Johnson, 3 Broedwsy and by Druggists
gen=raLy. MIC Steod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

Ua-,NA Rhy-ned Lessos: 81 OLIVES WENDELL
EocNrS- Pronounced before the Mercantile LIB
rary Association. Boston Wn. D. Tieknc. Co.
PIP -.
AZ literary r1ae intended merely to besuile a
passing moment shis production wei enough poet
~ beneath criticism There are some very good
passages BIZ, the author does not sppea, TO have aimed
4, shy very exalted object There number Of sa-
nrical HIS AZ en and ssiass which provoke laugh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

u The Courier and Enquirer appears to as
sent unreservedly to the terms on which we origi
nally protested, and have all along been willing to
diseases with it the subject Of Association. Very
good Relying on the good faith OF the Courier's
assurance. we shall commence the discussion at
our first available hour-certaiply before the week
closes We only ask that the conditions be care
fully remembered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

The UNION or The CASADAs.-The opinion Is
rapidly gaining ground IN Canada Cas learn oy the
Kingston British Wing thst the Home Government
have Il IN serious contemplation 70 unite the whole OF
the North American British provinces under one Gov
ernrssrt having az is head Viceroy, instead of a
Governor. General Quebec Is said 10 be TIE seat OF
Government and Governors DC appointed a, To-
rooto- fredericton, Halifax, 81 Johns (S p and
Ch4rotte-town, p. 10 administer the laws OF each
province separately undl the whole are consolida,ed
into satR5eoook when other arrangements will BE-
made Is also said that the detention OF Lord n IN
England IS secasoned oy TIE necessity OF Ma communal
presence a: the Colonial Otsce where M Butler has
charged himself with the details and working plans Of
this very comprehensive scheme
II Is iertner said that the Ministry have II II
Pa-lon 70 consolidate the whole OF the remaining british
possessions N America under another Viceroy tie
OF whose goTernent is 70 be az Jamaica with local adj
rn-lstrators AZ all the other West India Islands
o. the NON land, Demerara and Berbice Nat Intel
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JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auctioneer

CHOICE ENGLISH AMERICAN BooKs-BANGS.
ORCHARDS K PLATT, No 2oi Broadway. will scll
This Evening extensive and very excellent collec.
ton of Books English and American editions, enbrac
ing many very desirable works for libraries Also ele
CANT embeshed and picturesque works-somc in beau
tful morocco bindings fine Bibles, Annuals Juve'
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

TIE ATTACK oy ALvAzApo.-Ihe Union con
.aiDs the Official dispatch d Con- Conner n Feia-
ton 70 the second sbort;ve attempt on Atva-aoo'-
The facts having been already published. We do
not deem II Necessary % repeat them II IN ofnciai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

~ ART NOT ASHAMED LOOK FACE
to yellow freckled suDburu, aud unhealthy >,
Yes II did know That cake of JOSESS Italian
Chemical Soap would wash II white smooth, soft and clear
infants IL cured my face and hands the
ldul salt heum which had for years had
ed every Other remedy vain and know several that II
ufed oil p!mp!es bloches and other erupons. James
FLOYD OF Hoboken, states the above. Always ask for
Joness Soap Sold sign of the American Eagle, ~
Chatham 81 Newfork. Agents, Z. ODDS, Newark Hine
son Grand al. William burgh. nl2 eodA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

~ The Albany Argus saga tas, JOIN DEAN
iastesd Of JOAN s Miller is one OF the members of
the Assembly Elect from Oneida coan,y-s.o.b
Leco-Eocos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

APoPLExY At the Andreaum in Nassau.st. near
Pine, yesterday about gentleman suddenly
taken apopexy and e .enseleas upon his face
the marble door orli-ng himself shOckingly. Dr.
Turner Inc Chrono Thermal Physician who passing
by called II and directed prepsr soas Tor applying
me cold dash 10 MS mead. Another Physician coming
and feeling the patients pulse asked Dr. T whether
would DE- better 20 bleed him which the ply
vas Not for the world The cold water was then
applied from pitcher with entire success the patient
coming Ms less than minutes 10 the
constituent o: the surrounding crowd This Is the tenth
Of recovery o: The kind this Ci:y within short
period On inquiry i turned that the patient
himself member OF the Medical profession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
MARRIED
DIED

A, Mystic c.. by Rev. Mr. Vail L. B. HANKS ESQ If
Hartford. to Miss r. ELIZABETH, dausa,es Of Iebn
Hyde Of the former plscc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

.y "Jusa< is informed sdss We 90 hol sec Hos
tho Jury IN the case Of II. C Marx coao nave
a., a,hsr ve,c. th.n they did upon the facts in e7
-. s,.so,o ,bc,, I. may be well enough for han 70
$50, 81. The the defence committed per
I'm, he. we do NOT think the Jury would have been JUS
ssd ir 10 doing We know nothing but BY hesrsay OF
shs ,srTe social position Of the parties Marx may be
snvting Justice peases 70 assert but do not hold
70 upish.ng rich man any than poor man ex,
css on clesr proof Of guilt and such have not found
Ia The Marx case.
II" ArSxsT must be aware that the charges ne
makes must be responsbly backed before they can ap
,,esr In n nevrnaner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

~ WOULD YoU LIKE APPETITE FOR BREAKFAST
IL so, wash your teeth when you arise with part Of
shilling box of JONE.S'S Amber Tooth Paste. Your teeth
VIII be- peary white your breath sweet and your mouth
will delicious that you vii! have good appetite.
Sod u. q ChathamsL n3 2ieod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

SE~ AND RICH Stiles OF DzEss GooDs.-Ladies
We recommend you Barker Towles Il Csthe-ine-=t
Tor selections and reasonable prices There is always
something De found IN their reh assortment of
dress goods and their shaw: and silk departments will
give 10 al opportunity for choice in 50 e and fashion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

" J. SMITH DoDGs DENTIST, No. 10 Bond-st. near
Broadway requests the attention OF those wanting artih
ca teeth his method IL method In this city eN
cusvey by HIMSELF Christening either single teeth or sets
when on gold plates ii most Of The pain usually
given in the operation and enables the keep
Glenn and healthy mouth nj 2,aw5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

r'The splendid Movin, Paroranas now exhibiting athe
Museum, bid fair 10 become very popular We never SAW
audience Interested than those as nl2h appeared
This arranged by machinery that the spectator una
gnes himsen the balloon with the whole view oil London
along The other attractions The Shaking Suakers
who give ;hc exhibition IN conjunction with The Pano-
rsias other performances this afternoon al and this
evening al -.
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The Weekly Tribune.

New Subscribers to the Weekly Tribune VIII be isr'
ri.aed with the early Chapters OF DoasEi AND soy
free of charge Clubs forming for the "eeAs "01'.-
do well to send their subscriptions as early
bic il order to ,ae First snd Second f's q
~. yro-k Of r;csers as well as to commence be-
fire the Session Of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

" ASY BooY tell that lady has prepared
chalk her kin ruins II; she should Try the JONEsS
Lily White. that would give skn smooth, snowy. nstu
ro hfeHke wilderness. Sold q Chafham-st-pfice %
cents nl3 2ieod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

CAMrHENE, Williams, (Which is really three times
reiined) also Chemical OIL Spirit Gas. Burning Fluid.
High Proof Alcohol, White Resin Burgundy Pitch OF
choice quality for sale by w WILLIAMS.
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
Court Calendar. Tvs DAY.
Law Courts.

COMMON PLEAs-Par, Mos. Il. le. 81. q 81
80 IS 81 50 Part Mos I. {. &c, Is - - 20 o S4 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

FARTHER PEooF VIRTUES Of TIRE SOUTHERN
BALsi PrLLs-In the Winter OF e z was afflicted
with severe Cough was recommended by friend 10
use ice southern Balm and experienced great benefit
from is Subsequently recommended il 10 several
OF nv friends havag Lung Conpl s;n,s many whom de-
rived geal oene from Il and II IL my candid opinion that
Of eli Inc medicines for Lung affections pCrd Up from
time 70 tine in The newspapers there Is valuable
as the soGthern Balm JOHN II HOWE, Dentist
MS Stead sos Grard-st New-Yurk
7. ALLCoCH co. % Cortlsnd-st- Wholesale Agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

cs- Arwooo's CELEBRATED EMPlRs Cook Stoves
These Stoves are warranted as usual. Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited examine them beige pnrchas-
ing elsewhere Wholesale and retail Try Hickok Co. s
Wsi.rst all Sneod
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r.rsEg OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's pAPER..9

Trcpelers and others leaving the City in the after
noon are informed TIA, Epsntns Edaioa Of 0s IT
bang Is printed every day containing the S'oex 80
MARKET News by the Southern mail &c. up to3 oc,oeE
ay iuouring of the Newsooys for the ErerfnS Ee S
of Tho Tribune every VIII be able 70 axe VIC I'LL
the latest rews UP 10 the time Of Tearing tne C'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

CouRr or COMMON PLEAs-Bcforc Judge DAILY
John W. HeiTemGn and Mdry his rc,ft, UirrasAau
Action in relation piano. This case was given to
the Jury. Verdict this forenoon.
An action OF trcspass. by Thompson n Van VechteR
against : Lchmcn and others Tor torciby raising and
Keeping open the hatchway in the hall leading TO plain
tits premises "a and ID story. No go Johns'
nenced To be continued this forenoon. For plaintiffs
Mr. Ransom For defendant, Mr.. EGingwocd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
RrrrA1o. Nov. Il: P. N.

There have been very large sales of produce in
the marker, although the prices have been but little
affected. We quote Cleveland Massillon. and St.
Joseph Wheat at - cents per bushel Wabash
do. at 20 cents Flour-Ohio and Michigan, ronnd
hoop. 81 -. Mess Pork $40 30 per Dbl Flax
seed = cts. Sheep Skins average 20 cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

AT DETROIT The latest reports received II
Buffalo. quote Flour at - - per Dbl
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pHl1ADrrPHrA. Nov. Z: ?. ".

The arri al OF the Great Western and Acadia
news has quite unsettled the markets. They are
perfectly stagnant We can report sales The
weather is beautifully clear and pleasant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

AT CLEvELASD.-The latest reports IN Buffalo
quote Flour at - 90 and Butter at cents per 10.
Racine Wheat 20 cents. which is the highest rate.
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DISPATCHES FOB TIE TRIBUNE
syFIEcTRIc TELEGRAPH.
rup .CaDIA,s NEWS, DC.


The Acadia arrived this morning az halt past nine
o'clock. Tie following was the state 0ftheuar
at Liverpool, 4th November;
The price Q: Corn has advanced since DC; % AID the
bes, quality Of Corn is quoted IS .nings PEI $50 lbs
The price Of Flour has declined Is Sd Dol since ne
sailing of the steamer of Oct 20 Flour il bend, oes;
quality is quoted at 33s per Dbl -Four free Of duty or
fee Flour i. quoted q, ass per DBL Ordinary Orleans
and Mobile Cotton Is quoted a, to ): pence Fine do
a. 6: to q pence. Good DO at6a 10 Il
cgso 5y lie s.scMe dada, jo- Va. YoTk-sanus!
Cochran 1 cases parcels. boxes " :tsHt large =
s-i-,e- q cases BulkleT Graham & &C. parcel :;
TileT Putnam do 3. a Murford box and w
! Marion 90.