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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

hfNSUN RtNEH NhtLhOAD -NbIiCf rVh
81 PROPOSALS Sealed proposals viii lc received ny
he Directors 81 the Hudson River Railroad Company, 81
their Office no 81 Wal II uD te Oh dayofJuy ne1t Tor
The grading masonry, pill and bridging FOR that poiupn
Of said rOsd hch extends f0m 1hirysecOncst ln The
Civ Of New Yors hresk Neck H inc uding Tire heavy
WORK through the ~ ghlands. The work % he completed
bv FIRST 81 October, of according To- me plans ~
specifications will presented for examination, ~
hereinafter mentioned. reserve u ~ per cent Oh The
estimates viii bs retsined by the Company until The
act 10 comp eied security Tor Performance. No Trans
fer Of cOutrhct VIII Dee recognized or permitted.
The map and profile Of he line the form contracts and
chcsons Of the Of executing lho same VIII be
resdy ON and after the fs day Of July At The ONCE Of the
Resident nsneer old spung Tor the tietlsnd Division;
AFTER day 4 July, 90 ts oce ~ he Resident ku-
Rneer at Sing sing for he Wescheser vision aud al
the ofcs Of Resident Engineer az ManhktIAnvie FOR
the NewYofk Division IN. plans 81 WORK ~ The Office
Of the Company "a " ailst atcr ie 9TH or July where
all recrssafy Information will h- given.
The fall Of all persons mat are parties 10 pro-
position must be written cut on Tie came.
The party sny proposition which may be accepted VIII
be required euter into contract Immediately after the
acceptance Of ihe same.
The Directors to ihemf3lge the right 10 accept
or reject proposals that be offered they may
tider the interest OF ,he Company ~ require.
New YORK 3O,h June, 1871
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49, D,II.Y tNCIH~IO>- TO rHE

~U~~ AsKW-bORk AND GREENWOOD
S--N..--7SC I'M GtRf-fsre ls ct nis--lh ne sb am
boat CklCkEf, Capt \ ID fENh WI
commence her regular uips Monday, the Jh ~ luf
r,rn per -s. side ot kelsr, Ns~ lvfs,
A., fI. f,-g Pier AZ The GREENWOOD CEMETERY, sEt
continue daily according 10 ne iolo~ng Hfansnrub
Frsa, Vac 10. a. froa Gfccniroed
o'cIOck A. 81 sVc.ocs "
q,t.l.,k NJ 400 1el0ca A NJ.
N o'clock 4. NJ l. o lfcA VI
O'clock 2 A.. o'clock NJ
40clock +. ~ 2"c.ucA = ~
6Oclock + NJ l"ciotA Z VI
To- Il i desirable In all there ace mmodSuons
- fr large 0luerai PROFESSIONS thai notice hs
civ n 90 ihe Csps.in of me boat enc d-> prF.n' npN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

EkrS1WI3N NeWsIfgh and FshklII, IandInF 81 WI
COnlauds (Peekssilll West POINT Coo
spring and Cornwall The steamer TIL OAAs POWELL,
Capt SAM Johnson will leave tho pier foot OF WsTr-nst
for above places afternoon Sundsys esespro
commencing April 10, O'Clock. Returning VIII leave
Newburgh every morning At O'Clock. N b. All baggage
snd freight VI ,ycfy description bank bills or specie pG
an hoard Of This bo the sk Of the here
n unss, the book Of The boat recep1ed FOR
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tTREYCH, VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNINGS made
Z IN ssupehos usorer and trished IN sglendd style
bt WORKMAN e BELL,
i5d WestEL corner 81 warren, N. Y.
fofrst fhe nuulhe- ~ an
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-u---,PA-SAGE 80 ckNr-.-Fn Albany

-u-- PA->AGE 80 gkNr-.-For Albany
E~N4se3-ssl = through diftcflhe fssl AMI sirgahi
es~< steamer RIP VAN WRINKLE, 'sniN n
Caor. r. Regs Will Leave the foot % kohipsons 81 Mon
dAy " rtncsfay and friday evenings al o'ci"ts
NJ The Rip Nan Nukc "a httea 10 superior az sna
haa no connection will auy other boat on The tisef Ihs
boat viii arrive m Abany N supple uri- Tor me has'eIu
and Ne,emca4a All persons are forl "a trusting any ono
on account II ,h. boat without awfurn ols-i uoh w
or At the nhc- ~ the DOCS ~ GEO I STANLEY as "
U.s. .sCoMiIoDArtDN Day Lise for
sss<ressrC Absny and iutrunrdHie places = sssage
s1-ss&z''' U ceais Sreakfasl anc diluer on board.
Tho new aud splendid sie,nie Aida, tspt q @ Iup-
Der viii cay. The foot II h0bnsor o. every Monday
"Wednesday and FrdzV tnoruirg nj ociocs ~ u
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A. FOR sALE-At HUnungton, Long Island, pie

HDh NALk-At huuunElou Louk iplahpf Pira7'
-. aniy situated 10 tue village, two story and attic
house, lbs p feet, with iwosIory Kitchen a'hcheu
a1d about hsf an acre Of land There the place
two-sory building 20 by p feet suitable Tor barn ana
carragehouse also good wood house. The house 10 10
modern svle and all the improvements are u The nrsI Or
der There every variety Of fut On no premises ana
of the most choice kinds Daily communication WIN me
Civ Of New York By railroad snd steamboat ih- pro-
perry Will sun snY wishing neat snd pleasant resi-
dencs Any farther description i' deemed unnecessary
me place viii recommend Itself FOR psfcsAs inquire
ofs W Gsine, 6s Nsssau-iL WIN. j. Wood, n Cedar 81
" ~ 1900 EDWIN WOOD.
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- fOK SALE-The valuable stores known 80 ~,
F 225 and 227 Pears and l. g. 5 T. II, 49, ID, H. u
g. 10 r. ~, IS, Is and ~ PlattsL In the City of
Newton. considerable portion of the purchase mo-
nry may remain morris They viii be sOd sepa-
rsey or together For farther description Of he pro-
p-rty and FOR terms apply either % The subscr0ers
K ~ BLArCHFORD, Han0ver-sL
nv II Z h. BLACKBOARD.
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CONCENTRATIONS NpTIGE.--Puhlic Notice IL
- hereby given the owners. occupant or oc.
cupanls Of ali Houses ard LOIS improved or urimpoYed
Lands affected thereby ihst the following Asse.'mesis
have been peied by the Assessors aud lodged In
the Street Commissioners Ohce for examination By Al
persons interested vz.-F0r building a Sewer In Filth
street between Avenues snd D. The limits embraced
10 this Assessment include all The Houses end Lots OF
Ground Vacant Lots and Pieces u Land situate both
-ie OF Fhsreet three hundred ard sixty feet esslery
from Avenue C. All persons whose Interests are sr-ct-d
by the abOveuamed Assessm-uf, and VINO are Oppo'el
20 The same or either OF them, requested o. present
their objections tn writing 10 the undrrsi gnsd et the
Street mini sionets Once within thirty days from the
dat- ofthis notice MARTIN T. THOMPSON,
Street Commissioner. and Chairman oi The As-essofs
Street Commis..oneIs Odic-. july Z. l.f7. jy2 l0t
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WIN CHAMBERLAIN, President

IlkD-BIG AND COCkhOACH Poison-wAT-
oSON5 lnfAlibie bed-Bug aud Cockrosch Poison
The experience Of psst proves this preparation 10
be the eecus destroy and beuisher of hedhugs
and cockrosche. discovered IL needs but one ap
pncsl sasy The most rcreduOus Of s wonderful
a q smmediaie effects Price e. Sold wholesale and
retail the ApOhecses Hall 80 Cahsrine Ct 476 Grand
at ard Oncoit, McKesson Co N Msdenane; and 1873
Fulcn-st Brooklyn. i,2 lmeods
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~r-v- SPRING ARRANGEMENT

III n -p =.
s~Nt --,Smencing ssturdsy, March o, ltil, Tor fotg
sss>~s@1s<.C hesier Rocky Neck, Stamford aud Nor.
walk IN,
The steamboot CkTALlNE, Captain Pecs, Jr VIII
leave the pier side CsihSrne MMhct SP every h'ei'
noon. NJ O'coc., Sundays excepted,
Eeiurnnc-Ntu leave NOrwak every morning tSuh'
i-ys sxceptcdl at O'Clock STANFORD, Al O'CLOCK hoeAy
Ne et Ia past aud Port Cheslrr al quarter before
O'Clock
stages will be In readiness 10 convey passengers TO
MeslpOr Southport, Fairfield, Bridgeport baAonfy VIEW
Canaan, Ridgeh-ld and Wilton.
rS- Al persons forbid trusting any person on ec
count Of he sbOve named boat or hes owners Jl5 i'm
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- An PKIYATE rALr.-One Hurdrrd b

Ia AT PRIVATE SAIf.-One Hundred and
- Twerty-nnth-sL and Que Hundred ans ThirtethsL
-Four lots ground each p feet by 80 feet II inches
on the north side OF one Hundred and twenty 81
commencing 40 feet OF Fourh-ayenue lkaiIoad)
Also four lots OF dimensions on the tonlh side
ofOne Hundred and Thlre-s the same dis
lance from the Fourh-avenue and adjoining directly 10
e rear OF the above running through from street 10 street.
forming scgare block ofC0 feel foalage each street
by The length Of I99 feet 10 inches For farther particulars
apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUctoneer,
"a 10 Broad.sL
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err,r sT pT Pr ptrssTNc g. co

STEWART, BUsSING co.
WHOLESALE CONFECTiONkKS, and msnufacin-
w rers VI every variety omedcged and fancy lozenges
SUPERIOR SUGAR GOODS,
NO. 4l3 PEARL-sTREET,
One door below MadlsOnst New-Yofk.
southern Eastern and Western orders carefully packed
10 boxes Of D. - aud 100 pounds and shipped to order
ielS lmeodD 4tW
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A :
u n, use Single baskets boxes sent free Of expense
Champaig ues-PieTy Ne flus Ulrs Russao, Eagle, Mi.
nerva Venus aud Slery M0usscuX, a. 81 TO SIP p duZ.
Pou Wine 10 cases, London dock.
Sherry, pale and brown, London dock.
Madeira, London duck
Also French Wines, VIZ
Clos NougeOi Red wine Beaume do.
Clsrei Wines. ftom - so ID = 81 per dozen.
Also. 8 NJ Light Brown Havana Cigars For sale By
i25 2weod A. X THOMPSON, 81 BeGversl
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them when -7plyfnE f'r renew. - - 49,,
Hs-lr-s OH~-. June ri. 81 i-2i style
SEAIFD PKDP0-lI- orjr0.7l. II ~ lec7ivei

rE'O BIILDER~.--s.s.edp proposal, viii Pee r-,r'vsd
Al on. Oh e Of ibs s1p.rn,e dsnl % Bli.dinss No ID
atfsfrest until Tuesday, i- 5h 90 July insiant nj
lococA r NJ or building sn ErgEs House 10 Wet
BroaIvzv. near North Moore-st street
plan. ana suecfr.tior- ~ De- work may he seen on sn
picsIpn .G JOB J. bLAthr sup u "-iii.nA-
once ~ Sun'nf of Buiifiras,
civ Il New York. july 8. 49, j}I
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100 npPn-ITION linz. 2. OIItkN

erAl Passage Office for Albsny Toy uucs
Oswego Rochester, Buffalo, Ere Cleveland, Toledo u,
troit Racine Milwaukee Chicago, Philadelphia, bsu
more Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Louisville 81 Louis, and all
Their Western States and she Csnadas, 81 ths lowest
.fa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

NrUTICE.-ln pursuance of an sct ~ me Legs.alafe
II lhe STATE Of Eev-York pass-d April 10, 'i1 re
uaue tir Mohawk and Hudson X c. Is changed 10
VIsi ~ tte Albany srd Schenectady e. R Go.
tflzrs g = Fflaff.R. " asr'F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

- Thirty-righth .s-Fleven desirable lots ~ ground
@ each - feet In front and rear, by @ feet inches In
length on each side situate tho north sde 81 Thirty
~ ioel Of ffh avenue, and % feet east OF SIKH
avenue.
ALSO % lots esch Of the dimensions The south
aide of Thiry-eig IT between the avenues al
Joining directly l the ~ the numt sr Of lots on
rhryseyelts 90 mnencing % feet east of sNln-sFr-
nue. Tn-s- lots with ihe exception Of one ON Thirty
efhh-sL run through from street 10 street R~etcuol.
- D Ls fofm ct buildings sc and courtyats in front oi
each street FOR urtcr particulars apply 20
ANTHONY ). BLOCKER, Auctloueer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

- FOR -AI.E-A farm OF 90 acres In the town OF
- Namaronsck Wcsicheser Co. on The Boston post
s-S- road n miies from New-YOfk. miles FROM me VII
laye OF New Rochelle where steamboat runs dsy, sni
mike from Msmsroueck. u a mile ifum me Ne" hF
Ven and New York Railroad. which will be open lst An
.rl.t l88 IN jn0 can remain bond ard morgsgr' II
rsc,ir.s lnolire Of ne proprietor. ABM. PRINCE, on
he premises or J. tALsAE"' o. O"aNo -
f.nt
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6ouses for Sale.

90 CHURCB FOR sALE-Witl lots Of ground
-. BAD by l0O feet Chrytue H. between Wsik-r and
~ Hester 81. Wei bult ard 10 order Inquire ot
: DOUGHTY,
- f,so4- Is Bo,very 0- Al ~ Chrvstie-st.
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m.-p FOW KINC-TDN.-rt

ST. --S steamer SANTA CLAUS, Capt Beol over.
sass"sH~ hagh leaves ne foot ~ Cortland 81 MORN
.de) on Mondays Wednesdays snd fridays At O'CLOCK,
p for Kingston aocing al iiammOnd-st Cadw I'll ..
West Point. Nswburgh. New-hsmbufsh, Milton, P"ngh-
keepsie, Hyde Psrs, Elmores and Rmneb"cs. on sun
DAVIS The SAINTS Csus leaves the pier ~ ococs IN
the morning, makes the following additional landings.
hznmondsL Rocslsnd Lsse, Van C0uriiandIs, Cold
Spring auI Cornwall and returns same evening my.o
Inflammation nnnlN ON hOhId or ~ lll M-slsL
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i A. -xua meeting n tse C0nu.ssilrers oi EAc's, o'
-sci W.rd vii be- b. d ~ The Mayor Onre tly IA,
Cn d. da,s lsrei1 specified Al persons selling Iqaof
lnlut license after list lue all b. proceeded tl
sccorios % lzg. Tavern an Er-is- lerfs~ - lef
orr is.1-f al ft Ns.orss O.e h-vv--1 he hours N
0 4 n I'D zoc.o + a. 90 - ~ me days PRESCRIBED
a-fli0yys for each r-sp-clF- " t-t. VA
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E-ssSi II SSing Sing, Taryiown, Dohbs Feny, las
lungs. and Yonssrs.-rhe new aud splen
dad steamboat ZEPHYR, Capt b. Wells, Will Ie"y'
New York from the pier foot ~ Ffsnkln-sL every s-r
noon SUNDAY expeciedl O'Clock Returning, viii leay'
ssrb xsv ny4o n
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- EARn FOR SALE, or exchange tOf ny pop,
80 ~ or husinest-A productive farm IN ne Town "l
- Huntington, three miles from steamboat isndlng
North Port five miles from railroad NJ Deer PAR consist
n Of $50 acres 81 81 which are covered with wood Inc
farm IL beautifully sused ard 10 high state OF cuiuVs-
ton. producing grain Of AL kinds The dwelns n'v ~,
Grape vines in fll bearing, and the best OF wafer rot
Llrlher nnrcmar Inan-Le q. rle Innnne ocr leo -t,
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m AT PNflAIk -Nit-Ihe It'at NHV % -
~ and and the Liule Csplsus Island IN l. ne -
N- snd sound IN Mc.lcnrstcr County, containing iol
acres of good arabic land suitable for eutng OF Oystes
on he Greet Captains ssnd h large pond well adapted
fJr planting NJ oysters One half 0f the purchase money
can remain bod snd mortgage Tor iarher particulars
- ! krnah a.
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- AT PRIVATE -ALE-Sixih Avenue The 8
II story bnck house ard 'ot, IN fee p siNhsvenne,
bv 90 fat kpuIy 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECEER,
-i,9 luy AucU lnser, 7 Broad II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-21

The above returns show that larger quantity Of
and -four have been imported into Great Britain during
the present year. far 1t has yet expired than In
any entire year Of which the official returns OF
imports and exports have been preserved.
ArERAoE PRIcE OF ESoLIsH WHEAT FOR lsi7, 1916,
l8i5-The following table contains the average
price OF wheat published in the London Gazette for
the six weeks ending at the dates under dur
ing the year and for the corresponding periods
Of 1916 and ls45. The prices given for the first
week In each month Of the half years, ending In June
and weekly from that time to the date Of toe last re-
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The Corn Trade OF Europe.

q
The weather having been highly suspicious for pre-.
pairing the soil for the reception Of the autumn crops
farmers have been busiy engaged with outdoor work
and the supplies Of grain brought forward the lead
ing markets In the agricultural districts hare cons..
ausnty, been small Less eject has therefore, been
r1cduesd on prices BY the dull tens Ct The asesunts
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E22,i90.s75
E6,147,690
f36,34769O


The above accounts compared with those of last week. sr
hibit:-
.n increase Of Circulation Of .............. GIioIa
An increase o. PUBLIC Deposits Of. ........ 69s673
An increase OF other Deposits OF 2s8 $50
an ,nsrease .! SeGurtes OIL l266,746
H.s.sss VI y,IB
a..e,so ~ nsto I' 22,lD
"a oi 2|j,A7
The BANK OF FRArcg.--The statement of the ac
counts OF the Bank Of France for the third quarter of
1871 made up to September 26 shows the following re-
suls:-Aotive-The bank had then In hand, cash
94,5 1881. In discounts and loans 81 p2b 1897
branch bank accounts, 81 7sf reutcs public secu
rifles aud reserve fund.- 394 credits and various
Items, l62,Sa0I Passve-The amount OF bank notes
circulated was $50 accounts current ql7
226f; capital and 81 300 600 OOOf; different
items, ,5O9. The discounts advances and loans
made during the quarter amounted to AGA sos 7O0f
Movement OF accounts current prvae) asOS 294 7OOf
ditto (pubc) !2al 7l9,6oof General movement Of the
caisses, 3,405,8l4, 400f
PAMs BouhsE, Saturday, Oct. 2.-The market has
been In very gloomy and depressed state TODAY in
consequences OF the alarming accounts received from
England Of the state Of the commercial world and from
the beginning showed tendency to fall At the close
the per cents called ut 75f 25o and the SIS At
llf 35c. The market closed as folows:-The per
cents for cash. 76f 20c for account Zoo Der cents
for cash. ll4 l6c for socount l4 35c Bank of France
shares, 1900 Spanish not quoted. The railway share
market has been equally affected Little business has
been done bat where sales have been effected Il has
been at rather heavy reduction For cssh-Pars and
Orleans closed at 1,l5lf 25c; Paris and Rouen s9Of;
Rouen and Havre o2sf; strasburgh and Bale 1877;
Nantes 355f Northern 6l0f Bordeaux ASST Paris and
strasburgh, asaf Doc, Paris and Lyons, 373f 76c.
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has been more business done both at the warehouses
and In the public markets than for the three or
weeks The inner winter goods have been In chief re-
quest and that for the home trade Foreign houses are
rather slack Prices remain for some time past
tsiligenesr.
LEIcEsTER-There has been fair demand this walk
from the Wholesale London and Manchester houses and
the Of the American fall trade by the last
IL satisfactory The letters by this steamer report
Sales continue brisk ever and at good pricss
far as the hosiery manufactures concerned Ths
yarn trade dull but yarns and woods without Alte
ration.-Leicesfer Mercury.
GLAsGow-Cotton YArn-The business done has bseu
very limited about former rates. The small quantity
producing making prices rmsr than they would other
wise bs Cotton Goeds-In some descriptions for the
country trade We have had continued good business,
but trade in general has been unoommony nat Iron
80 per plates IL l0s sheets f2 l0s nail
roads aud flO los rails fio los pigs SO lss
Cd Glasgow Examiner.
NorrINGHAM-There Is an almost entire stagnation
of the home trade The purchases are made only for
immediate wants The foreign houses are better on,
though know that only few OF them busy here
Is hardly time TO get positive news from the great au
tumn fairs at Leipsc but letters written at the begin
ming OF tbs fair do not give very encouraging prospect
Hosery-Buysrs act with great caution. and only 70
make purchases for immediate wants The msnufaotur
generally adopting the principle, and give
out as little work possible
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,7s,Ose,OOO


OsITcARY-Ded, on the goth June, at Canton, the
Hon. A. T.. Everett, Commissioner from the United
States to China The funeral soemntes took place at
O'Clock NJ the following day attended by nearly the
on the occasion. After the reading Of appropriate
portion Of scripture and prayer the remains
veyed TO the place OF ipterment, Danes Island Wham-
poa by the steamer Corar accompanied by most Of the
American and several Of the English community, and
clcers belonging to II G steamer Pluto. Captain Arey
heving with kind consideration provided seamen from
poa the procession was joined by Of armed
men by the French Commodore Laperre under the
direction of CommaDdant Livere Ito escort it, and
render military bonors to the remains Of the deceased
and by train Of boats from the English, Ameroan aud
other vessels Tho flags ut half mast and minute guns
from the French frgate La 0lore the flag ship Of Com
modors Laperre, conspred to mark the interest and
solemnty OF the occasion.
Died, on the 7th July, mt Canton the Rev Samuel
Cornelius Clopton missionary from the Foreign Board
OF the southern Baptist Convention, u. g. A. after
illness OF iever of about ten days, aged 81 years
.THE QUEES's RErURs FROM SoorLANp-Her Ma
jesty has returned FROM Scotland and is once again 10
Gated at Osborne House. She left Lodge on
the 18th utmo and the night of the 18th anchored
In tns o, Campbeton On the 10th her Majesty
lengthened distance could not be accomplished and the
royal squadron sought refuge in the small bay OF Gallo
way, where IT remained during the night of the 10th
suited to the travelling endurances some members al
the royal party On the Goth the squadron once moro
got under way and taking the quickest and best route
In weather not Of the camest nature arrived NJ
wood az little after o'clock m and thera tba
vessels remained for the night Some membprs Of fhs
saite and others landed but the royal party
on board AT tins place the most extensive
were made or tho reception Of the royal party so
the anxiety Of the people of the
In Yorkshire and Lapchashire to catch glimpse Of the
sovereign whose presence IN any part Of her domnons
on the 1is the rising Of FIeetwosd
sonmetirp ~b'oa " psver sefors exhibited, and ere
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X 49, s'I.i !, I's'Yys;sth sss s sRdoxs
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From the Liverpool Albion, Oct. l.
Observation-Disclosures exceedingly limited,
and prices only nominal Notwithstanding the deprsrs
cd state Of things producers show disposition TO give
way in prices, and under these circumstance buyers
eyince disposition TO operate. Eraminey
HaLuAY-With the exception Of little better de.
mand for yarn, unaccompanied by any amendment In
price have alteration to notice since last
ing.
HuppERsruLp.-The market has been dull, aud there
has been considerable depression throughout the
BRlproxp Yarns shipped rather more freely just
now but the rates at which they sold not
neratve In many cases little mors than the value OF
the top Is realized. Psces-The market has been In
rather unsettled state and general depression has
pervedcd most branches Of our trade upon the whole
stocks increasa.
LExp, I'VE esnnot note any material change In the
tats ~ the vccnsp trade this -ssk Msnxthins there
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MURDER AND SUICIDE

On the 3rd Of February, il was our pain.
ful lotto record the murder ul his wife and
two children, on The 30th Of January. hv
Reuben Stark near Fulton in Clarendon
County Of this District, aud his immediate.
y subsequent unsuccessful a,templ at sui.
cde.
Ills again our painful duty now to record
a murder Of a similar nature, attended by
successful suicide, committed by man Of
the name Of Samuel S.uckey. on Feb. 23rd.,
near Spring Hill in Clascmonl County OF
This District.
Stuckey,i it seems, had not well treated
his wife, had left her suddenly and un.
known 10 her, and after, converting the
greater part Of his property into ready
money, hadgone TO Georgia to seek new
location, aswns supposed. This wasG or
I weeks since. His wife, finding him
gone, she knew not where. by her friends
advice, sold the remaining property and
went to live with her mother. On the Goth
Of Feb. Stuckev returned al. night and
asked ),dging. as traveller merely, d. her
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HORRIBLY BRUTAL.

The N. y. Police Gazette Of the 2O,h
ul.. mentions that late number Of the ST.,
Luis Gszetle records that all Englishnan,
wealthy man there. had boy named
"Reubcn" almost white, whom he caused
IL he branded in the face will, the words, "a
slave for lie." !. has always been re.
marked that strangers 10 The d"mes,ic in
stlulion Of slavery, on bt btcoming owners
Of slaves, are, generally, severe and cruel
masters; and the instance jus, mentioned is
horribly brutal illustration OF The fact.