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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-26

~ Rev. II. w. BELLOWS Unitarian OF this
City preached yesterday in Rochester.
BROADWAY JoURNAL.-This convenient weekly
has reached it's fourth number Its map OF the City is
lust the directory for stranger to carry in bis pocket
Published by Bcriord & Co. , Asior House.
FlREs-A fire broke ont about halfpast one O..
clock on Saturday afternoon, in the house OF c Du-
gan Ga Broadway The FIRE Is supposed to have origin
ated from crack In the chimney. Damage trialng--
IRE broke out on Saturday afternoon in the varn'h
factory of B. : & Goodhue corner OF Forte,h st and
Tenth. avenue, which entirely destroyed Loss
s. jO0-no insurance.
CHAPTER or AccpENrs.-One day last week
two omnibus horses fell down dead from the heat in the
Bowery not lar from Stsnt0nst. Acart was procured
to remove them they loaded on but the cartman
had no sooner started his vehicle than its axle broke
The horses were then removed 10 another cart the
driver whipped up his horse it started and fell as dead
as the two was attempting to draw Finally two other
carts succeeded in removing the three csrcasses
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uSIrED STATES MAasHAL's OFFIcE.-Cat. HoodoN-
y o the brig Cnrsuano Of Msssschuseis ~as srfssi-
al by Deputy Marshal Flanagan. md held u BAL Tor re-
i2sins - receive board a. Rio distressed SEAMAN
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MAINE CoUEr-Bsiore Judge Smith-AaieiHs hea
kia Joan J. Passe4riHs q Gi-Act0n for assault and
battery, sy lad cook OF tee Prussisn brig Erhe,
sgaioss The Captain and mate already referred 70 me
J4ry icund verdict Tor psnur ssalnai me Csft-n iof
80 and acquitted 10. mate.
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ExcURsloS.-The Congregation and Sabbath
school Of the Uniyersast Church corner of Fulton AID
Pineapple IS. Will make stsamboa, excursion -
New Rochelle 70 for the purpose oi pic nic.
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NfSEas
CANADIAN VERMIFUGE.

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WOkM5-T1is medi-
Acine safe IN ~ operation and more easily sdnn'
tered than any other.
THE GzEATEsr CAUsg o. DEATH smons children u be
attributed 20 Worms They give rise 70
and fatal because least suspected Were -
give hi subject attention, and cseiay %
serve the symptoms which indicate the existence Of worms
% the bowels, LIVES ~ MANY cHiL0sES WOULD -
D0UgI - SAVED -..,.
WfSEes CASasnS vEENfyUCE has acquired rsput-
too far exceeding that o. ssy other medeEs OF INC kHo
and Is daily increasing ia popa1fty "neies'. - -
os.esses properties which 40 Other &c u ne go
sse,,gr 40 fFgfcfgSr IN Us action, srd en-
rr.lv free from Ingredient when nave 1ny Dut oene
- 49, rbe 5f The patient Dee always Improved
-, sbsn 40 worms discovered PnJsicens prescribe
. - - the anzuate Of one iE aish sLaodiog who
- ci,velsnd ONO ;onsl der II" the o1iy article u
~ tnS n. ever saw thai was gnfom and prompt 10
sx,sns worms" IL may indeed Be relied on with the
,,agt eonsd .ncs u pas skyEk BgEs KNOWS TO FAIL
ms 4. the ~hy ALL ~hc have assd will ass
I've have possession number Of certifcsss from
ph ysissns and others Of gh- chest respecsbty who
al testty % ~ ,ap,nOr efficacy sad recommend lt
nsverf.Iling remedy
~ Be particular aud remember the name WIxEss
cASADfAS EsRaIFucE this the only article that can
Be depended o. hsHLMBgs THIS
Prepared only by J. WlNER co. Is Aadeaisns
Sold By Wysit Il Ksichsu. ~ Fgltoast J. I Coddns
tons 30 Hadaou. sDnngs. r. A. Sands, is3 Bowsry
cdr. spring a. y Mrs Hays l33 Fulton 81 Bsooslyn,
sas ~ DrszisS ssasrslly az sarsIaAssh
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Hourd of Aldermen.

MONDAY NO's 81 ltff.
NORRIS FRAsxLIS, Esq President in the Chair
- ,;nu,es of tbs lasi two meetings were read and
"ssyer.l petitions were read and referred: one Of
sien was for permission to stop the boats plying 10
ha Asnc Dock a, Governors leland at such hours as
me Government boats now run.
communication from the Secretary Of State sn.
,oanecg the various acts which have been passed by
49, Legislature during the present sessio1s-Ordered
IA b prioted and placed 90 HE.
a, Invitation from Mrs Pelby. to visit her collection
,Tscriotural ststusry. Accepted. An Invitation
$40 received from the Richard NJ Johnson Hose Com
sny 10 attend their annual Ball. at the Apollo Saloon,
on he 9Th inst
Communication from the Controller and resolution
ao,ed BY toe Board of Assistant Aldermen In favor OF
m.sng farther appropriation of $4,000 on account Of
eeauisg the streets. Concurred Ia.
AecmnuplcstlOn was received from the Mayor In
,.Son 10 presentmeDt Of the Grand Jury the sub
ct Of condning witnesses 10 the City Prison In common
9TH coovicts &c. Alderman Crolius offered resou-
lion M favor OF appropriation Of $500, wberevith 10 fit
90 the wing OF the City Prison for the accom-
,sods,lon OF witnesses and juvenile delinquents-
Adopted.
- be defended by Counsel to the Corporation In suit
commenced against the Board by James T. Brady, Esq
also asking 10 have certain moneys placed 10 the credit
Of the B0srd Adopted.
Report of Committee on Fire Department Ia favor Of
purchssiDg new carriage or truck Tor HOOK and Lao
der Co No 4. Adopted.
Report 10 favor Of suspending John ID. Forshoy for
months snd Daniel D. Sullivan for months for disor
derry conduct
Report in favor of lighting portion Of Eleventhst
Christie and Vsrlck sta. Adopted.
Report IA favor of lighting Ibiry.hithst with OIL be-
tween Eighth Az and Boomingdsle Road. Adopted.
Report favor Of changing the burners AT present
med In the market houses aud Police Stations 10 the CT
~ 10 conform the street lights on the ground OF econ
omy. Adopted
The Board here took recess, and on reassembhng
he Committee 70 whom referred the subject
Of Sewerage presented their report, recommending
hat the preparation Of ordnance be deferred until
he Board Of Commissioners recently appointed 70 con
3er subject have presented their repoft-Accept
ID apd ordered 10 be printed.
Rssoaiion-In favor Of directing the Commisssry Gen
s 10 furnish the Veteran Corps of Artillery, Capt Ray
p the usual erstuy OF smmunilion 10 fire the salute
honor of the evacuation Of the British from New
York, ct an expense not exceeding 500. Adopted.
RspUfs-In favor Of constructing sewer ia Tween.
ueighln-st between Third and Lexington avenues
lopiea In favor of changing the nsmo Of the Bow
ry between Sixth and Fourteenth SITS TO Fourth
teoptsd.
Alter disposing Of other papers OF minor oonsid
srsron the Board adjourned.
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AposTRoPHE TO THE IRooUoIs

r.,ss Of the solemn League from .neient sss,'
S..s,s Nv the Whites lie Autumn leaves away,
So, re your records q heroic ieats,
And lew the traces Of your fofmeLsway
Loved woodland hsunts deep snaaowy soo gray 30
~ ionser wsve defiance 70 the roar
- Of whiriwinds mid their cool retreats
~. wild bsAs, haIoofs "a Their aep.ns no moe.
i,nsu torn the slebs they darby clothed OF yors-
-. # ,he Mighty 6windled to Few,
rnssscfed t5smpled children q despair
= NV lie your ancestors M hue
49, Is, wild beauty Of their flowing hsif'
Nh l,ushter rude ioquiaitors Jay bare
Tee ,h.sfy secrets OF Your green oia grave
ia e,orlser, pecemesl. N dissolvins AR
ro,,etiui Of past glofy, when NogI o'eses
,1ins nations made poor, weak, cepenaent saves
w.. ar. vour hoary Masi- wriukea seer'--
Csd in their Sread spPsrelins, w .ss in .',s
Rrd. rocky altsrs. stained sno M $50 WIN war;
And held terrific orgies 10 me snsSe
Where !. ID. plant oar Of sienaei niaoe
That urged ite birehen vessel on tne .tissm
-. ron,'cilhsils with cecarb1r o'eflaid
60 lie The shapes that populate dresm,
p. .w,rkl,as dew drruk Up by Morn, sdulgent beam
And wh,r, those whooplng lesious, fierce and fs-.
who back The tide Of French invasion bore.
nsf,atine warriors trained beyond the sea,
a. b.thinx guarded Montreal ID gore
rssir day Of power ia coded. and no more
Kiog out their Tsans louder than the sound
M booming waters an iron shore,
While captive hundreds, bleeding, faint and bound
r,o,,s 10 came OF fan tIaEspieIced BY many wound
y. we're Wild Romaus Of this Western Land.
WIEN the far Parent Of our Inland Seas
a.hsi3 your boWmen print his barren strand
flushed with thousand woodland victories
IA hsard the shout on his frosty breeze,
While the red mouarchs Of the bleak domain
pnvsd 10 your fierce supremacy Their knees
"a when the scared NepeTccneaDs OF Maine
s.nsh, Hudson's icy bay 70 shan the captive chain
Where are your thrilling orators, who caught
Tbsir eloouence from y sture, and allied
wild powers Of fancy 70 the glow OF thought,
Ard grace Of gesture TO ancestral prlde
Their sylvan voices on the wiad have dled
Ard your last master Of the honeyed tone@
Command ins port sno gesture disnihed,
No longer walls an Empire overthro~n,
Ard near his couch Of dust blue Eiisa msSes moan
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
F., sales Of socks. SC Sc, Fouytt Page.


MONDAY, P ~.
There was considerable buoyancy in the Fancies
today ana sound STOCKS slsO felt The upward tendency
Goverrent g. lro7 sold ct ger and Tor hose Of
1862 premium offered Treasury Notes were
steady 81 per cent discount The principal novem nj
wac In Re sdpg bch Up 1t tie Second Board to
g. an sdvance Of 81 ger cent since The Fire, Board
Saturday Tb ere is isk Of Ia ihs stock. il Il
Eicent 1hs, the shorts ore sIsmed snc ma, the Aui
party is strong
In Exchang ger there is bat moderate business
doing There Is no marked change in rates A biz o. a
Wet Iadia Bsak on the Uaion enk Of London was
sold at9 per cent without to the endorser The
range Of srst c,as. siering is ei1l0 The demand Is
moderate.
There is rather more movement m Freigtts Cot
ton ia onerog tor Liverpool al Flour sd Corn 3d. To
the Coniluen, there IL bat little Cotton to Hsvre IL
taken ., cent v n
The Money market he's been very stringent 20
dsy. Fret csss paper sold at II per per month
The Banks doing little possible for their Gus
. toners.
The private letters by the Steamer are, we think
generally 10 hopeful vein hsn those by the Last
sh p u appeared to be considered that the patient as
convsiescent, although the recovery would be slow
Shouts The telegraph report 10 the Liverpool
room from London DO true that money Elk per
ceut then, 1t would DO very ursging indication
that the clouds liitiug. Gold pouring into
Engsnd from all parts Of the Continent and the stream
would soon be sweled BY The considerable which
have gone from this county The inevitable result
low price Of goods Ia England, would be the sppesr-
of purchasers with the gold In hand Trade will
revive and with II confidence return and business will
then o. better basis than before the revul.
sion. notwithstanding the permission OF Government
the Bank has yet the show violated Pees
act But has its rates down 10 a unsafe point
1; that it bss the right to violate the require
ments Of the act.
The next Liverpool packet has about $4,000 10
specie now engaged.
The amount Of Treasury Notes received at the
Custom House for duties $4,000. The whole
amount Of duties was about 500 900.
We understand that the absurd order of the War
Department requiring the presentation OF the duplicates
of drafts with the originals has been rescnded and tina,
the business IL now done In mercantile manner The
dshouored drafts for $50 OOO TO which we alluded has
been paid.
There is, we are assured, disposition TO en-
bsrras the reception Of Treasury Notes in payment Of
duties a. tho Custom House note of larger amount
than the duty be paid WILL told. be received,
provided the small and the only requistion In
regard to endorsements is that they shall BE- by
power Of attorney
The quantity of Uncurrent Money in Wallst. is
rather larger than 1t was and the scarcity OF money has
advanced the rates. The quotations, according 10
Thompson's Reporter. are:
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DIED
ondaY. 2li lit NJ. HIRAM IODINE M The

Dc Monday. pa iBst Mr HIRAM BODINE. In the
30ia yesr II nis age.
Tide friends and relatives Of the family ard the
bers Of Wsshiugicn Tent No !, O.Cf R. and also Ash
land Institutions Of r. respectfully invited To attend
bic funeral from his late residence q Bedford ., on
Iuseday. 80 inst The funeral service will commence
~ the shove place Al n o'clock A. when hls remsns
will be conveyed - Newport for in,erment
On Monday evening. u Group, JAMES TIMOTHY
elcest son OF Owen w. and Margaret Brennan. aged
years.
The friends Of the family and those Of his unclss
Timothy aud Matthew T. Brennan are invited D. art n1
his funeral tomorrow afternoon. "Wednesday nsf
past from the residence Of his father g Ens 2"c
At fpsiiAut Michigan on The 30th ult. Capt ROBERT
X. MACY, formerly u this Port, sged 81 yesrI.
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Markets. e. Carefully rrportedfor TIE Tribune.


MONDAY November %.
AsUEs-The market Is heavy and inactive. About
100 Dol. have been sold al 90 for Pearls and % for
Pots
FLOUR AID MEAL-There was q fair demand to-
dsy for Flour and In morning holders were steady 81
IS for Genesec and brands rather better than
common sold at 37t There was no demand for ship
ment II current rates. At the close the inquiry wss
moderate snd prices hsd a downward tendency. Some
Cenesee was offered AZ LIST Tbs aggregate sales Of
the DAY arc oCO0 1000 bbis Al 2ta6 % for Os"e-
20 aud Michigan, and % for Genosee Included 10 tue
saies were 800 AZ 50 for and %; 90 cIi Tor
uninspected Flour 10 srrve offered 81 previous
prices In Southern there was nothing doing excepting
sO0 bbls Howard-st at a. ON the wharf Meal Is Ia
fair demand aud steady At lsd3 % for state. sales
400 or 500 bbs at those figures and 4fGS % Tor Je
sew RYE Flour 10 70 for common and quiet.
GRAlN-Holders are asking better prices for Wheat
h, Snvers DO no, approach than. sale Of $500 bush
els zoos Genesee made Tor Jersey al $50, and a
small parcel inferior Southern at llo Gus for gooo
.s,cn ohio 1870 was offered Corn Is little better but
does not sci! freely. About lOOoo ousnes ensDseo
hands AZ 70 cts for mixed part In Store VI .ouno Ouo
small parcel sold at Isl aud 20 "ss offered ior con
siderable lot Rye Is without change with ssies sVOo
or 900 bushels al e IN tho slip and W Cts o-'eiso
Barley WAS quiet. sale WAS reported 10 arrive, oas
the particulars did not learn Oats are s'osoy ~ ~
81 cts The stock OF blackeyed Peas pressing on 'ne
market Is large and We hear OF no irsnssclons'
wHlSKY-The last sale OF Drudge was AZ % cent?
Bbs are 26f 6xi cts. with sales 100 or 30
HAY-Sacs 500 bales al 50 ass for good shipping Psr'
cells
ylSIONS-The Pork market 10 quiet but without
change sales 200 800 bbs SIS tor Mess and 70
ior Prime Beef rensos dull and hear OF no sales
,vorth reporting Tho market is 5 5O16 % and 500
o95 lard Is very quiet bols held st "A 6l0c. sud
a extra parcel 10 held al oi Sales 200 kegs new City
Al ~ eents New OHIO Hams were ohored " arrive
,,s,o ws.k Some rev Hams ON the way from Ne :.
csso. ware on the market 81 cts Butter 10 In good
dsmsnd .nd has rather upwsrc tendency for good
nsTcIs Cheese 10 heavy and could net b sold better
nan ie v 70 lower than last weeks
TALLow-Tbs msrssi 10 heavy and the ,uppy In
cress.ug sales Is 10 10000 ns - os' ic' prime
FlsH-Dry Cod are worth Is, bal We bear Of no
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New-York Cattle alarket-MOsDAr Nov. IS.

By own Reporter
AtMsrket 800 Besf Cattle 600 head from the South
and the remainder from this sts,e) There has been
fair business done during this week Prices remain
very firm and may be quoted at from - to % Perew
as in quality. From 300 to 400 head remain unsoa.
Cons and Caiues-5O offered and taken at from
s2oas3O TO $50 the latter figure being price higher
than has been obtained for some time past
sham and Lonbs-Tho market continues well sup
ued and there 10 tolersbly active request Prices Of
Sheep range from 81 to 50 2564 so. Lambs IS cents
to AZ 50. Left over $50.
Bay-sslss of Glover and Timothy making at 50
MISC Der cwt
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