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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
Mr.. Bancroft md Senator Rusk-Sanm Anna
md President Polk.
Potomac the excellent correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot. writes that paper as follows

Potomac, the excellent correspondent OF the
Baltimore Patriot. writes that paper as follows
Perhaps there treated than
Mr. BANCROFT has been People somehow other
soiH not like him, On the Saturday previous to the nd
Iournment Congress- when the President and Cabinet
We're at the Capitol, Mr.. BANCROFT advanced. win
his peculiar manner. up to Senator RUsk and
offered his hand 10 that gentleman. Gen. RusK drew
hmselfup in all the dignity Of his naturefer he il
very fine specimen OF Om',-and sao Sir, shall not
shake hands with any such person as you are do not
consider you gentleman.
The insulted Secretary repaired to Mr.. WALKER and
told him how nc had been treated By the Texas Senator
Whcreupon Mr., Secretary WAIVER sought out General
RusK and undertook to chide him (somewhat gently
though for having insuited member oithe Cabinet.
4 Member Of The Cabinet " exclaimed General RrsE,
and who is lie any more than any body else who
ducts himself properly and like gentleman The per
son refused my hand 10 ir no gentleman and II you,
sir wish the Gront which he is unwilling 10
resent you can do so in any way you may choose -
Mr.. WALKER was soon roq os;.
! Thcsc facts were communicated TO me by loCo-Foco
ES Senator 10 Congress. and by officer Of some mote
in the world and will, Imagine hardly be denied
/ a lcco.Foco Judge of the United States District
Court IN one oi the southern states informs that
Santa Anna has fooled Mr. Polk and says he would have
fooled him the oil couple oil millions more If
Congress had granted he money Mr. Polk asked fur
Ought not Mr.. Polk 10 thank HONEST joins DAVIS
for saving him from losing tor the nation this large sum
OF money
a Distinguished Loco.Foco who has been n member
Of Congress aud among the Indians and in Mexico,
sured me a few days ago that he rot the remo,cs'
signs OF peace between this country and Mexico He j.
personal and political friend also OF Mr. POLK
He says the revenue which the Mexican Government
formerly derived from the port Of Masmoros not
$4,000 annually and 1t double treble tina,
10 keep the frontier guarded and protected from
the Indians in that quarter
N01r army guards that whole line of frontier and
besides furnishes admirable and high paving
market for the McNicans Hence, he says the MeNi-
Generals will dperse their troops give no pitch
cd battles aud let army march the Mexican Capt.
tal by the way OF Saltillo and Monterey when it
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MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NEW YORK.
n SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH pAd


Steamship Great Western Il Dis TN Liverpool K Iryin
Sept l3 the Great Western exchanged colors with the
American ships Franconia and Edinburgh, standing up
Channel.
Ship Niagara, Russell from Liverpool. August 9Th
iron, &c, to stanton & Frost sept eth lat u DO lon
81 co. spoke ship Harvest from Bremen for Baltimore
l0th September 200 miles West of the Banks. expe-
rienced u very severe hurricane from 10 W-took
in all sail and expected the mast would 20 by the board
for several hours but fortunately escaped with riing
damage 2oth. ship and brig with loss of main
topgaant mast, bound Westward.
ship Charleston, White Dis I'm Charleston, cotton
and rice Geo Buckley Sept 18th, lat 50 TO- lon 70 80
spoke brig Virginia oil and I'm Baltimore for Demerara
totally dsnested in the late gale wanted assistance
rigging jurymast The V passed three days
previous, wreck dismasted and abandoned.
Hamburg bark Washington, Natzen, 80 DIS from Ham.
burg. mdse and l2 storage passengers 10 Schmidt &
Rachen. Sept 18th, lat Il 10 lon 80 81 boarded Br brig
Britannia Of picOu. lumber loaded. water logged and
abandoned apparently in that situation some tune.
Bark Ham Miles Fol2er, 10 ds I'm Hamburg. mdse
70 Scrnidc 81 Balchen.
Bark California. Robinson, 4 de- I'm Bangor Wales
slate. Geo Mills.
Bark Edward, Buckley, DIS i'm Charleston cotton and
rice TO George BulkIey.
Brig Falcon (Br) Pin ds I'm Bermuda in ballast To
Tucker & Lightbourne. Lett brig Lady OF the Lake,
for NYork. I'D Sept
.Br brig Velocity Holmes I'm Harbor Britain 10 How
land Aspinwal.
Brig Benz L swan Benjamin, l3 d. I'm 81 Croix, in
ballast bound 70 Maven.
Scar Gen Clinch, Radclif Is ds I'm Laguna logwood
70 master Left bark abby Baker for ny in days.
Saw going IN brig Somers. 18th ult, OF Cape May
say large fore AID aft schr both Inasthesds gone
Schr Marshall Millinor, i'm Virginia coal.
Schr SAM Henry, Taylor. Virgins, potatoes.
Schr Melville, ABBOTT ds I'm Washington NC, naval
stores.
Schr Globe White, 5 ds I'm Virginia, iron.
Schr Splendid Perry Virginia, coal.
schr Ann Lyman. lotion, 10 ds I'm Newborn, NC. ma
val stores.
schr Pasuxent Cnderhin. Richmond. coal
schr Fairfield Rogers, Virginia, coal
Schr " Smith. Wooiey. Virginia aoar aud ..on
Schr Edinburgh. Decker Virginia, wood
Schr Thorn Wainwright Virginia
Schr Richmond Parker, Thoraazron lime
Schr 3 Smith, Smith SIondon oil
schr Pey linz, Chance. James River potatoes.
Sehr Amelia Rodgers, Virginia
schr Exact Townsend, Virginia potatoes
Schr Trlmer, Lions, Virginia wood.
Schr Brilliant Stokely Virginia potatoes
Schr Coaster, Derrckson, Virginia, wood
Schr Urquhsrt, Sparrow Smithhe!d "a potatoes
Schr z Smith, Perry, Baltimore.
Schr StiTls Higbee. H!gbee, Richmond coal
Schr Edward 4 Ballard, Colt from Virginia potatoes
On Monday in TIE blow from n. sprung the iorernas,
schr Albert Thomas Thomas, Virginia, potatoes,
BELOW
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Inv Courts.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Beiore Judge
Belts. United States Vs. One Case containing Cashmere
Stanis.-The Jury returned a verdict favor of the
u ited states Ldeciarlng the goods De forfeited
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE.-The ten
OF inc snip Hudson arrested charge Of revolt
were ordered 10 be committed for trial give bail
portion in the sum OF S250. and others 500
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-The next term
VII Dc in the third week Of October The July term
mas been abolished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

TsE SEAEEz FALT-The gr-ai crcIF IS that have
e ire Museum engagement Q. this family show
the popularity tnetr exsibrocs have gwen The per
tect Satisfaction % svery while he wonderful whrl
11z Q: Mas willard strikes lie 6eholcer perfect
sstoci-hent Lhey gre performance this afternoon
ii J: O'clock 0!d Fecone-d friends 20 go a;
laa- being exs crowded than II The evening Other
Interesting entertainments Il re hour BY Western
Morris, kc VILE The Virgins Dwarf, orsng Ourarg &c
can be seen - al hours Performances Ia hs evening
also q x o,clccE-
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correspondence of The Tribune.
euARENr rAlcEs Or AnENIeAS eo1TON THls 80 o.1s

The Cotton market opened this week with good *
rnand the sales on Saturday and on Mondsy nsn3
lOOOJ bales respectively Since then the demand 10
rather fallen OFF and the market assumed stogeSG
quieer appearance. No change has taken place IN p
the currency Of Friday last being at the eIcss ,
business to-day, very steadily supported.
The Manchester market has been less active tssa ;
date OF our last Circular the advance demanded oy rs
ufacturers and spnners having rather checked csne
No change in prices is quoted goods firmly uiantAin
previous rates and yarns. although less saieab!e 90;
Ing offered under the extreme Quotations Of lat weeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
RROOhLYN AFFAIRS

FrRr.-About quarter past o'clock on Tues
day evening broke IN the second stery OF the
our-soTy brick building No 43 Fultonst in the prem
ses occupied by NJ T Wallace, manufacturer OF pat
eut medicines The frc caused by the boiling over
preparation which Mr. Wallace was connecting
The lower story occupied by Mr.. Dawson as fur
niture store He only moved into the building on Tues
day He was nor insured Mr. Wallace was insured
for 5000 The building insured. l; was leased by
]. e. Howard and Robert Prince Nos. 40 and 80 the
two adjoining buildings. were silently DAMAGED
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Business Notifies

An EXCELLENT DxSzIsT.-The question IS often
ssked- To whom, shsr go Tor Dents operations =
We .Ake great pleasure in Recommending Dr.. BiAis'
DELL 81 Broadway; and for hi. reason: Dr.. 5, Is
mos thorough aad conpeten; operator and as Dent
isl surpassed By any n The world his method
OF supplying ee; Is unquesaoaably the bes, Be found
II sny country Tor those WHO hsve used them can es
spesk and arcuiate well as with tier natural teeth
Besides 50 nara are they II then appearance that &c
one csr dis.srzuis hem from these Of nature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

y TIE WIG ALMANAC for 1S47 Is now ready 1t
contains the New Tariff lsw, and the Sub Treasury !a~
both complete Mr. WEssTEs's Speech On the Iar'it,
with the Letter OF benjamin Marshall. and others Ii
also contains sn exceedingly interesting History or
Sketch of the MEXICAN w,S with graphic accounts of
the Battles on the BIO Grsndc The article the Pc
Htcal History of lsi6 Will lso 6e found very interesting
snd useful Price l2! cents 81 for one dozen copies.
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GorRATD,S LIBK1EY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA wRiGHr-CkNTo v
Bat how shsll describe as IL deserves,
The glorious outline OF my Jullas breast
Swelling IN graceful and vo 'upmous curves
Like ocean when the winds are ,ued 10 rest
IL really enough try
To witness those twin Islands OF the BEST!
Though. had her dTess been rldey torn asunder
One might have u veyy dark sslt dHder.
To BE- continued.
IT, AND THIS Is TRUE OF more ladies' than Julia
Wright MANY oman's dress ccuceals Il dark. rough
pmpled skin which might be made superlatively white
smooth and beautiful by the OF GOURAUD'S tTAL
IAN INDICATED SOAP whi.h Is also admirable
shaving compound. Ladies troubled with super auous
growth OF hair upon the brow, temples. upper lip arms
mme daiely eradicate the nuisance by using GOl
RARD'S POUDRES SUBTILES GOURAUD'S GRE
CLAN HAIR DYE is remarkable preparation for color
ing red. light gray hairs splendid black, G0URAUD'S
LIQUID ROUGE il indispensable 10 give pale cheeks u
ma uicent and permanent rosiness.
Bear in nlnd that the genuine preparations OF DR. +
GOURAUD can only be obtained his depot, 81 Walker
ST. frat store FROM Broadway. o. 2t
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN ship Niagara from LiraPoOi--Joseph Locke lady
child and servant OF Savannah Rebecca Tilinghast
OF Providence R j b GARDENER L a Mrs Chel-
lisworth OF England A Wismore, Henry Howell, Thos
Kyle Alice Clark, OF Ireland Henry Blakely OF New
York-nnd OF in the steeraee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

FAIL FASHION ros HASA, Genin's. pa Broadway
opposite St PsuTs.-Esvins devoted unusual s,:enoon
in producing his style Ire attention OF gentlemen is in
vited 70 il The sh,ess grace snd 5uoyan, effects OF
these Hats csnno, &c descrbed-,hey must be seen TO
be appreciated Also lsrge assortment or Pssis Hats
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I.oco-Foco No,ninntiop.

Niagara Co.-John P Smith and William Van
dervoort for Assembly
!Scholoy7e -tConected. Assembly Peter
Hne. n 8 Rooster Clerk John s. Sawyer
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rsgE oUrsIpR OF ro-DAy,s PAPER.-e
Hh,r s,ate Convention Of Young Wen.

ro- ss,e copy-.,,n Of The Democratic Wig Toenf
men OF hi. s,a,e m b. held Syracuse OF "edne'a'y
The ysr.. day otoeoeer next at 10 o'clock A. NJ TO
...,,a - he Io.. WING nominations made a, Ctcs, r
IN, respective Office. Of Governor, Lieutenant ooTern
and cans and 70 transact sacn o'Hef o''
ne,s az NAV CONE before the Convention
TIT recommended thai each Ward and Torn appoint
IAN Delegates Dated Aibeny, Sept n, 49,
ALFRED 3. STREET,
FRANKLIN TowEsESD, COMMITTEE
JAMES KIDD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

SALES OF STOCKS AT PHILADELPHIA YFsTER-
DAY-Frst Booyd-Sl0OO Cincinnati Bonds %. Betwe0i
Boards Philad Bank 100; 800 Lehigh Int 4j 43 :
Bank Eds. 81 $500 State 81 ds Cos 5000 do 5ds Go;
$4,000 do 5ds COS; $4,000 do DDS Cos; Geo Bank 81;
Second Board--S3000 Ches & Del Loan 100 $1,000 do
leo: $1,000 State S. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
Conntx Nominations.

Hon. WILLIS HALL was last evening nominated
as the Whlg Candidate for County Cierk-a selec-
ton that will be greeted with enthusiasm by the
entire Wing party
WILLIAM w. LYoSs. Esq. was also nominated
for Sheriff No nomination was made for Coroner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
Wing Nominations.

Genesce Co-HERNAy BLoDGETT Of Alexander
and AIoSzo s. UPI.AM Of Leroy for Assembly sam
uE1 c. HOLDEN of Batavia for County Clerk. 10 mis-
take about their Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

SA.rA AysA.-The orthography OF the name OF
the pre.en; Ruler Of Mexico having been matter of dis
pue among the newspapers, the Union has put the mat
ter at rest ty applying to the State Department for
ihs autograph, which is follows into Lope: Santa
Ahaa'
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D1spArczEs FOR TIE TRIBUNE
ey MAGNETIC TELEG RAPH
Buffalo NIarketrYe.terday

bCFF1-o. v sd1esdaF eFsi.ll.
The following Is fair statement 0; quotations IN
This market to-day
wacs, q q &c Lockp5-r Eiozr 81 30 z - 81 pr
5bL Michigan and oa.o atsi . Corn - 60 Cheese
:. IS NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

e The National Reformers give their arst Concert
Crooon Hal This Evening The talent Is rsspecta-
BE and tne bill The whole Al attractive che. See
advertisement, z another coiu-.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

S,xDs's S,Rs,PAslLLA-That industrious forisi, the
bee in It's each ater ingredients forts delicious
product rests only upon bowers OF the species or OF
species closely allied. This is tue discrimination ot'nsnc
and one OF is mos, wonderful examples, But as man =
not created boans, Ike the bee. he employ the
faculty OF observation and the aids OF investigation and
pertinent exploring his way TO inportan;ant results
Thus assisted ne has laid the vegetable kingdom under
contribution by the aid OF chemistry Obtained from
thousands productions medicinal Preparations OF IN
calcuable In the fs; rank OF these remedies, pub
lie opinion has placed Sauds's Sarsaparia II may lite
rally be said 10 haze cured down Ill prejudice ali OPPOSE
tiou and remedy for Scroflla, and all the varieties
OF ucerous disease. well the mutndnous forms OF
eruption il is held be the safest and preparation
a, present known.
Prepared and Sold wholesale aud retail, By 4. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton-st corner Of
Wilam-sL rs Broadway, and II East Broadway. New
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout lie
United States. Price 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for -
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Court CnIendnr. TINS

IOHFt { iiItHdHr. ms DIV.
COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Nos IL. 10, H., B. -,
~ 70, IS, -, 80. ~, 100
CIRCUIT CouRT-saturday will be the last day for
filing Notes of Issue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

II KNoX, rs Futon->.. sun BGildinss) deemins II
unnecessary particulars respecting his Fail
Fashions 1916. would simply that his new style
will excel in beauty, gh,nes isste snd color any 'hng
ever offered the wearing public oiNswYors HIS
nri,-. are a. low a. his hats sr,. fre ol I'm
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MAR RIED
DIED

On Tuesday the 29th inst By Rev Geo Benedict. M
LEWIS o. DELEoCE 70 Miss ANN REBECCA HANcE
al OF this Cry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

M Editor: The fire at Mr. a. Boyers store.
No. l9i Water-st discovered b. Officer Cave.
uagh stated -FOUR paper yesterday but by Mr. John
Harvey OF the Insurance Watch JUSTICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

Packetships Oxford for Liverpool Switzerland, for
London and TIE e. Nicholas for Havre sal Ell u o'c!k
Letterbags are at keryons Foreign Letter Office 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

T- General Comritfee Of Democratic WING
Tonpx Men-An adjourned meeting Of this COMMITTEE
VII be held at The Broadway House, on THtksOAi
EVENING, October ]. 1T bali pas, O'Clock
BY order, THEO T. IoablNoO-''N''
A assI,e QUIET sszT Secretaries. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

TT PHALoN's MAGIC HAIR DYE, anew and invaluable
discovery warranted neither wash OIL being
Liquid Dye which nstautaneousy changes the color u
the Hair 10 beautiful brown black, without injury TO
The skin The great superiority of this Dye coz
in the easy mode Of application and instantaneous eff
eca other Dyes requiring from ten twelve hour, &c
produce any change It's superior excellence Will be- APP
parent To every pom single application Country
gentlemen can have bottle forwarded them by express,
by sending cash enclosed t. Phaon 81 Broadway, Jud
sons Hotel, Price 81 per bottle with full directions for
use City gentleman requested call the depot and
have their vhiskers dyed Bogue < Fawcett, No. ia
Chesnul St Agents for Phi adephiR- aG5 eOdti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

- Col. Cave Johnson the Postmaster General
and Col Knox Walker the Presidents Private Score
rotary returned Washington from their visit Ten
Friday night Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

IF GSoRes C. SHERMAN of jefferson Co, has
been nominated as LoeoFoco candidate FOX Senator
N The v:h District,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

vASpERLrS's CoLUMBus.-The arrival OF Mr.
vsnderiyn with his picture for the Capitol at Washing
ton IS announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

a. The town of Scarborough Maine, elected s
Loco-Foco Representative on Monday las.
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Have you pimples, freckles or tan,

Or any other eruption or ailinent
OF the skin complexion
Such salt rheu, scrvy head BARRIERS itch eryspe
las &c. that 1t is blessed remedy for any of the
above com plants hundreds know who have tried H. Hear
what the Medical Society Of Paris OF IT, where II was
frst introduced I'VE astounded, eXclaims the
aged President this singular ParaonNesprni'
now Jones's SoGpl Italian Chemical Soap Where. n-
deed VIII science stop Here we have preparation
made in the form OF OF beautiful piece OF soap, which
we know BY actual practice. every cu'aneous
eruption every Disagreement Of and even dscolored
skin Where will its and singular power cease -
The negro the creole the yellow race East and the
red man OF the Fer West alike under The influence OF
extraordinary powers OF clearing yellow dsco.orrd
skin and making Whit aud beautiful aud OF changing the
color of dark black brown skin" Always ask for
Jones's Soap and take other Sold, price ~
the -gn of the American Eagle 80 Chaham-st. n Y or
l5s Fuitons Brooklyn 27s Brond-s Ne'yurS, Safest
Boston, Ledger Buildings Philadelphia J"rg,s hnid
ngs, Baltimore. s99 : cod
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re yyhig fonaresrionaI Convention-F!fth D

w Whig Congressional Convention-fyaD a'
Delegate. 10 this Convention sth sth and 4t
wsrd.)are requested pursuant 10 Adjournment al
Broadway House. on Friday evening, the I'd October Al
=. O'clock ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE, Chm.
AagsvsIuss, L. a gsows, Secretaries Ola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

- Bachelors Liquid Hair Dye i, The greatest won
der of the age See adv on third page. $50 hneod
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BELOW

Ship; OHIO Erd I'm Liverpool Aug I'D ndse TO Thos
Traslow Splendid I'm Hare 70 Vim yThitlock.
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Markets. Caroaliy rcporte.s for Ike T-,s...

ASHES-We hear OF but little doing today and MI
are without particular change The stock q; d,
Inspection Warehouse Is about 1900 bbls Pots and eol
DO Pearls.
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MEMORANDA

slip sea Freeman, Liverpool
5srS Aadura, Rich. Havana Wind SW.
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LYMAN BEECHER W. DETMOLD. NJ D.
LEWIS ?. ". bALCH. A HUTCHINSON.
JOHN MARSH THOMAS RAWLINGS
JAS. a WASHINGTON. is. MATHEW.

he LATE FIRE AT CLEvELAND.-Ihe Plain
dealer gives The following particulars Of the Obstruction
OF TIE Merchants Hotel and ;he adjoining block which
We aaye s-esdy announced b. Telegraph from Buffalo
HE Hotel building c.sy De worth repairing though =
doubtful! re other building almost wholly con
sutnec They were The property OF :. : stone. ard
were insured follows TIE Merchants Hotel ;sr
5000, IN the y Y Equitable Insurance Company ;or
$500 II me y Hu:EA Safety, and $1,000 each in hs
:-tna and Protection Companies OF Hartford CT J. 4
White Of The Merchants insured upon ms furniture
Tor $3.50 wi;a ihe Hartford Company aid 5000 with
t2e W;lharas5ursh Fire Insurance Company. The n
surance upon INC other buildn. 5000 win the M.
tua Safety and 5000 pita the Etas- There were .ix
stores II ths bu.ldiug-dve OF winch were occuoet-
besides ne Canal Collectors Office 4 krzns- upon
ms stock OF dry goods and clothing was insured IN the
LIZA Tor 5000 !. E WILBUR WAS insured 4 ,he Pro
teccoa for 500
The goods and furniture were nea-y az save; and i.
Is supposed the insurance WI s5Undantly co-er the
losses
p The dragon who shot fellow soldier 81
,os; SI;h short aEe previous 70 TIE departure OF
As ooane-ies command and vino YES taken As .sr -
l-arAsFie Texas under guard WIS tcsr- Ir7yrison &c
aHo 10Y he WEI o. proper authority iruG me corc-
manning o-csr d-rsin him e Immediately re-
ceased and tcrs escaped punishment FOR G-5e-z. aS
coic-6iooded murder Arksasas ir:eIigencer
n Five small buildings m Columbia. :. c
were des-oEeG by IRE on the sd inst The Hotel Of
WE Aayorie Esq vas considerably damaged By the
sane ire.
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Wheat Flour

GRAIN-The Grain market ia in the Same unsettled
state as Flour Holders OF good lots Corn in some case,
asked 90 cts others = The only sales heard al
were a 10; of 5000 bush mixed Western at 50 cts and
5000 do interior New Orleans tor disulng AZ " cts
sale OF 1000 bush red Whea; made at 10 cts Gen
esee would probably bring rs over Oats are iuer
quoted at 36G3T cts. Rye ia nomnally 7sQ79 cn W,
hcRr q sAles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

= We are sorry to hesr that Col Stevenson
= getting his baggage board hsd ne misfortune &c
lose large Goose aai bundle OF Red Flannel whieh
tel overheard while going over me zsnsway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

FLOUR AND MEAI.-The market has been very
much excited today by the reception OF the advice. BY
the steamer and IL is almos, impossible give cor
rect OF the market Some receivers, upon the
reception OF the advanced their views 10 So while
others asked s. - The Only sales heard Of were
some 2O0 5000 bills at S. 50 advance OF 50 cts per
Dbl shippers were bidding s. 80 ut the close,
Export, from lst TO 2sth September.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For sales II S.0os,, r. sea Easr,a Per.

sales nj the stock Exchange wEosyso,-
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ENpor, from ST 10 Nth September
Pots. ....-....... .-....-..- ...... Las bbl.
Pearls. ---.-...-.-..... $40 hblY