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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

DEsrsUcrIvE FIREs.--A letter ~ the Conrs<r.
dated Fredericton May q, says This forsaoon Ore
broke out Ia barn Ia the Of The staples property
on Queen e. consuming IS buildings, chiefly dwelling
houses and stores All the buildings on Queen from
the store Of Thos Stewart that Of George psrisy
both inclusive together with ell the buildings In ths
rear along the alley % kiDgst were Consumed =.
Another ere occurred a. Johns 10Th inst which DE-
stroyed the barn Mr. falrwesshers lumber wharf
YORK Point together with hundred tons Of screwed
hay and a Considerable quantity OF lumber Ths
store Of W ~ = KimbAl HsTerhin Mao was
damaged BY Gre 10 the amount Of 81 900 Tuesday
insured 20. The steam sawmll IN Herman, Name own
cd By John wilkins Esq. and Messrs. George A Fair-
field and samuel Jevett, Of Bangor destroyed by
Ore Saturday morning lsst. Value Of the mil
s35OO-insured 1900. Three dwellings in Bruno
wick Maine owned BY Mrs stsnwood Amos Oliver,
and John MAl0ney, we're destroyed on Monday vesx-
partially Insured
TaE CaEROKEE NATIos The TahL>qsah Id
roca Of the 10Th uf states that there has been and Is
a considerable emigration from the Nation 10 Caifor
MIA and among those who have recently departed 10
Mr. James = VsnE, the former editor OF the ldsocas
Concerning The Cholera 10 says Itrsported that tbs
Choler. 10 raging among some Of the companies that
have started from Fort smith 70 California, and bad
20, a. far a. Little River In the Greek Nson- II v 70
Sc hoped that il may no, b correct although feared sy
many that u is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25
ANCIENT NINEVEH.
THE RUINS on THAT CITY.

BY TnEEEcLNT DISCOVERY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

TaE MlLwAuKsE FIRE Tho 'onowing account
II the recent destructive FIRE al Milwaukee Is from
slip Issued from the Office OF the DAILY SeH'"" ana "a
sos<;
Oar citizens were alarmed by the cry OF nre .u'
morning between and O'Clock, and before u ,
ungushed property TO the amount OF 5000 or $500
was DESTROYED The hrc originated IN the ba41lns o
eapcd by W Hawkins Plsncins ana S's'o - ~
tory and from the combusublc materials Seou' ~.
premises the building with Davis and More St1s'
barn and : B. Davis Livery Stable, was nearly 'Y''
sRmed before the engines were on me stoui'o ~
There was considerable wind from the northeast anu
the Gre spread with great rapidly to Ludington oi
building occupied by the SesitHd and Ga;eHe pr,9uns
o1ce. Mr. Hawkins lost everything IN ms oal'Ihs,
ard no insuranc-loss $1,000 Davis More lost their
stage barn, wagon shop, blacksmith shop four pos.
coaches ali their wagons sleghs and 4OO9 bushels OF
oats Loss ss000--nO insurance. = D. psNs H'eIY
stable with grain. hay carriages and sleghs al de-
stroyed Loss about s6,OOo-insursnce s8'VOo All the
buildings from the corner 20 Ludingtons on ,Sc We.
side ofWaierst were destroyed, except Me'eaii meal
market and the ssddlory shop OF Geo Dyer ana ihey
were considerably injured. The Ore was supposed 10
~ ne work Of an inceadisry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

Delivered by Rev = r T8oHPso~ a. tie Broadway Tsh
erlace April ~ AID repeated NAY 81 a. Re-. Dr.
HluOa's Church, on Washing on square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25
nROOKIYN AFFAIRS

FiRk-Serea Houses BnrHed.-This morning
about ., O'Clock the new frame building $50 Hilary St
BROOKLYN was discovered to be on IRE and the alarm
given but without any beneficial effect, for in very
short time the ire spreading toward Gold'st seven
houses were entirely consumed four on the lAary-st
and three ON the Coolest side. The corner house was
occupied by Mr. Lackhead rs grocery ana the oihei
houses were chiefly occupied by Irish leborers ana ON
er very poor persons including some coored people
The building whence the ire originated and was hist
perceived uninhsbitcd aud not completely hnished
which lead the supposton OF II being the Work OF al
iAce1diaTy. >.
The probable loss Is estimated at between SoVb and
900 and portion Of the property is insured IN the
sun Of 81 95o OF which Slf50 is in the Tennessee IN
slrance Co aud 30 IN the North Western. great
number of families LEFT bOuseess by this conhasra
ton The houses were two story buildings of wood.
AID were II not that the night calm and the efforts
OF the aremcn directed TO keep the IRE from spreading
farther. immense dsmsgc would ccrtsinly have been
the result
the LUcA FAMILY.-This company OF singers
who were SO well received al the AntSlsyery Ann'er-
cary in New York. will sing tonight al the Plymoctn
Tabernacle in this city. They possess mUeh Talent
both as vocal and instrumental performers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

FouSpLixe.-The body OF a female chld was
found about o'clock this morning by officer Cunning
lam al the mouth of the culyeTt corner OF JACOB ana
Perry sts The Coroner will hold an inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17
New Mayor at Paiiadeirtts-Frsnk Iusti-
tate-Farny kembie-Markets.

PHuApELraiA, Tuesday,

Pm ApELfHiA, Tuesday, Oct 10
non Joel Jones wss this mosalng indicted into
zee once Of Mayer Of Philadelphia. This ceremony
sss ot Tue most interesting character. and the ues
assembled multitude
ae frsnAhn Institute exhibition opened IN our city
,o's norn'os from hassy glsree, should think The
year.
Ma Fanny Aemsle s,n eoa,i1ue. her Resdiug. Of
SnsA.Reare IA this city to crowded audiences.
The Jury II the case II Charlotte NcC.i- ehsr,aa
With the murder OF Lewis Rod have no, We. -s,,res
verdict although they have been out STAGE YESTERDAY
afternoon.
The flcVz markei costumes exceedingly dpu 49, -,
o1ly saes reported for export eco so bbs rorron
essnds 81 per Dbl Supplies beginning 10 cons IN
rather more freely ec hey ses CUTE moderate For
ci,y consumption priees f6ase from y As g. Rss
FLos sd IoSS NsAl are Inactive 70 sales have bee
reported Grsir-rhers Is fair demspd for Wheat AID
prc-s are steady AL q os for fair aad prie r-d and
Ia - for white. Corn c0ct1acs n good request
sc for yellow. southern oss worn - SOC. srd
rerpsyivsnis - SIS PSF busee Toe Cotton msfke
rces quiet ADJ 10 sses worthy Of nonce have been
aade IN Groceres iheFe i mach dong SJn- far
her sses Of kio Ceree a. Ice per ID. which IS an
sivsree.
sslxs o. Srocxs- FSs BcsrS-s5o R-aasng RR- l6s
Per, Bank 1894; 2 d. lcss Commercial 62ns, s.,
$50 Loan. 50. 81 ics,; b Reading RI ei 80 J
Copper Co |; p rRrd Bsnk, Ia. 1900 Norrisow9kR.
s.; l5N Gas. liz: 2o Leoish %, G.; Is 10 S.ccs =
Ssc,.S BOsrd-i 600 Loan 80, ~. ilis; Seoo Sac
S. et, lofo Loan -, IS, let; le0e DO, 1901 81
S Loan s., 81 lost Mani Mech Bank, 81 Con-
nsgcisl Bsas. Isl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17
E Legislature will probably stand as follows

GKEAr FIRE At NEW ORLtsSs.-Atl III o c lock
las; night TIRE steamboat F1con discovered 10 be
90 Ire about llicshps strong north wind was
blowing az the time and the James were almost i'm
m di.iey communicated % the Illinois lying along
side, below, snd the Aaron Hart and North Aner ca
above The IRE rsgcd with extreme fury, and desplte
The Efforts Of the trenep, the officers and crew, the
Marshal N-y, lying next t-l0s tie Illinois also shared
the SEINE tate The Rober. Morris raised steam enough
'opssh 81 she csugnt from tie intense heat OF the
burning boats, but the IRE soon exunsushed with
very sasai damage. The Luns, American and other
boats above, were saved cy the space between them
snd the IRE although il great danger AZ tee tine from
the spsrss which few Thick ard fast upon their decks
Nothing as saved RON the bOsts burned with the
eePton q suaal qlanury Of baggage the rspid pro
rre- OF ne lanes ted more than TASTY exit Of
TOE pasfergers and and perhsDs the rescung Of
TIE boats oooks. "a the Asrscsl Sey they bad time
70 fully eject this tar not 10 move any Of the vau.be
cargo some freigit and seyerA piles of tsrpa1In.
"e.e parreo upon he levee.
Ire Falcon Ess anew boat, She arrived from Pa
cueah yesterday norninz frcighted with bacon, Ehs.
-. &c and hsd unlosf-d but email portion Of Der
irsznt part OF rhrk was also composed Of Up bales
o; cotton
Tee uhnois, Cast B-uboovsr. arrived yesterday
ircm - Louis Her fret ght consisted u 600 ooi-
o. -Four Leo sacks Of oats 500 kegs lard, - hide.
tobacco beside os;ou. potstoes, &c sc had Dis.
charged u si1 porion Of her cargo. Ga board Of
MS Dos, here wer, several farmers FROM the Wes,
~h their produce which ~ss al oct leaving them On
ne leree without money or clothes
80 0-'o- nsl- tspt hcurt<s "es Up ~, Sinci1-
-1t 70 start to-csyG5 NJ she bad large freight
On oesFd ior TIA; port and Louisville The AarInsl
Ney Capt Barnard receiving freight for - Loris
large a1ocrt Of Merchandise for ihs Yves; dec
troyee with hc-
We uaders,ani ihr tee NORTH Arsrics was also
heavily freisEies. bu. IN the confusion iaat prevailed
Il "As IN possible Z CLEAN mEcn Information The o.s
o. private property ssggsze money, g.. Is ssid 70 be
very large a. tie Psseaseu generally saved nothing.
We do not Know tae srogn; Of insurance effected
upon any Of the ooss bat should suppose n ey were
partially insured n. O. cressenk sra-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17

BALTIMORE. Oct is-Pm-ARsIvEp-se Colder
Rule. Juus Psyson, Charity, Maria. Sarah MeruH, std
New Regular. ST. from NeN-fork.
BOSTON, Oct it-Arrived, bark bsluc Cronsiadi, Avg
lS Barring Brothers Newcastle, Aug 3 Olreosug
Newport 18Th u. bngs Velocity, glasgow, sih Ut Mon
treal Philsd-phis-
Bars Peru. NYors; bngs Foster Empire Keoss, and
Nstor, Philadelphia schrs Caroline, saium9rri Copls
Kahsdin, and AleKardria, Phils; Harriet WlmLogiou
De-; Brown, Mai, Banner Empire. Mary Nm Turner
Webster Saginaw, Frank, George Emily. highland
er, Planter, Susan Eliza Maids, Albany, Albany NJ
NJ KOir, Lacou, Jasper. and BRIDE. S-w-lork.
Fellowship Geneva, frOm Calcutta
sohr wills Punsm, Aux Cages zist ult Left Behtnef
asd Moniezums, HYofk, 10 dsys Ffekefick Boston, 90
schrs Belesle and sny ock, North Atsniic. via Pro
vi0ceiown; Routwe.. Newhern, NC Thames, NewHt
Morning sisr, Monrose, Wefcogus. and New Leslsnc
Philadelphia Cesfed-ship Arab, Caicuiis bers Euro
ps Messins. Robert Wal-h. Mobile; brlgs Cshi0ruis
Pernsmbuco; Cohen fOfleHns; schSs Abel story Je
rrne; Courier Richmond
BANGOR. Oct '2-Arrved. schr Brave. NewYoTS
SALEM, Oct l5-Auved, schr Pilgrim, Georgetown, !
We Boston Sailed, brg CauisEn, A-Nardef, scbr II
NJ Johnson. Ncv York.
PROVIDENCE Oct l5-Arriv"d, schrs John Tkomss
Fredericksburg; Express. New-Yors.
PORTLAND, o.; i5-Arr schr Leighton, Nfors.
NEWBURfPORT, Oct l5-Anved schr Jew, fnilad
Sailed, .chr VIM TGrton, San francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17

TIE PORrUeUEsE EXILEs-The good people o.
Brooklyn mustered strongly last night at the Church
Of the Pilgrims, HeDry.sI for expression of gym
psthy toward the extIrpsied Protestant Portuguese
from MADEIRA. Abont forty of these people were
present, aud sang twice IN their native language, the
las, Farewell Hymn. They attracted great attention
and not least numerous substantial tokens of symps
thy in what appeared ample contributions toward the
relief of their necessities.
The meeting was addressed in turn By Rev John
Marsh, who presided Rev. Dr. Baird, who made a
brief end lucid settlement of the circumstances Of the
csse, Rev J. P. Thompson OF the Broadway Taberns
Gle Rev Dr. Be;hane, and Rev Henry w. Bcecher.-
Interesting narratives and remarks also inter.
spersed from time TO time by Rev Mr.. Gonssves, who
a, present the acting Pastor of the little flock, in ad
dtor to his other duties Minister of the Baptist
tcrsuason herc-The observations OF these different
speakers were much 10 the purpose and produced a
happy effect upon the audience DR.. Bsrd's narrative
of the prosecutions and suferings Of the interesting
people whore cause be espoused, WAS exceedingly
succinct and entertaining depicting their prystions
and trials in support OF their religion, their narrow
cspe., and ,heir future prospects. The meeting was
prolonged I'LL after 10 clock near which hour the
collection taken up, the aggregate amounting we
should suppose to very respectable sum. The actual
amount we were unable 10 ascertain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY aArrERs.
For Sale. Of Socks, &c. sec gos1sA Psss.

For Sales Of Stocks, Sc. see Foayn PaSs.
TUESDAY, Oct. bpm
The tendency Of tho Stock market today 10
downward and the Fsncss generally fell on. Covers
men,s we're Ia good inquiry for export and the per
chases arc nearly all for transmission TO Europe Tho
next steamer will probably bring the effect Of the pOus
sin explosion and the apprehension Of this news hs
had some effect upon the market to-day. The sck Of
speculative feeling before noticed exists la spite OF tho
influx of California gold and the street 10 left anos:
entirely TO the brokers'
The ship-owners are all very rm and prices
are advancing. Corn has been shipped ct sd Flour,
Cd refused: 900 boxes Cheese 30s 800 bales couoe
nc; 1000 bill. Flour in English vessel at I'D To
Hivre. sc for Cotton. To Antwerp, 10000 gallons Oh
n, 2G2.ci 100 erces Rice 22s s3 and Cotton a. le
| To Amsterdam Cotton st.c.
The Exchange market continues very firm, sDd
although the demand Is moderate the supply 10 not
equal 10 IL The rate for first cass bils 10 lo8ios
| cent although names can BE- mad at 81 ddy
cent Francs are 22s as % for leading e0dsy bile
But for the remittance OF considerable amounts Of
Stocks the demand for bils would carry the rates su
aisner Ia consequence Of this hrmness 10 bils the
steamer OF tomorrow will take about 10000 ia god.
and the next French packet s25OooO 70 s3OoOoo 10 ill
excitement even should they continue TO some ec''
siderable extent, while tde influx from csfornIs COZ
tnues 10 Ave times tbs extent OF the drain We notes
eco 900 more Of dust has arrived 1t New esns ton
Chsgres. There are, however, symptoms Of q eoena'
cradle amount O. orders from London for cur soes'
and II this proves TO be the case the shipment Of CON
viii be stopped. Exchange must rse to II ala before
slarge amount Of coin go, as Engl.a gold swp
scarce, and American cannot be shipped ?, pfeSn'
rates large portion Of he Ensish gold In the e0s'
| try hss been recolned.
The Bank people say, that should gold ssiPnss"
continue they spare every dollar u foreign eca
they In vault The lsrger portion OF the tes"'
600 they have 10 American The whole amount Of soan
Ia the City is about $1,000 0o0 beside which, ,hef,
the place Of ccin should Exchange up 70 llifi'
From Official sources We have tho following
statement Of the Of Federal stocks bed sof0'''
nearly tho whole OF which ia owned BY foresnef'-
The amount Of the 1912 Loan abroad 10 e7l033 lsi''
e46s 800: 1876, s5l2.7oo; iss7, s5,3io53o; Hf'
s4ssl,75o, and Coupon, same ds,e, - 3oo,c' OF
% 100000 This last amount is estms,ed, bat s7S"'
900 10 positively known to have gone. This Mares
toss Of nearly 81 10000 or about onethird Of %"
entire Federal Debt, which 10 s53,ooo,0oo
The balance in the Sab Treasury to-day
8 sOe.l55; Receipts, 3l,aa); Payments, sioaSe'
The City Bank pays dividend OFFS cent?.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad y cent for the Ps'
year. payable In the Stock Of the Company
The supply Of Eastern and Western Railfoss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17
Tito Nnyigation Laws.

Circular IaarucliOas to Collectors ant other Of
rccrs Of ke Customs.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, Oct IS, le49.
In Consequence Of questions submitted by mer-
chants and Others asking In consideration Of the re
cent rstions OF the British Navigation Laws on
what footing the commercial relations between the
United States and Great Britain will be placed. and
alter the lot OF January next-the day which the
recent act OF the Brish Parliament goes into opera
uonthe Department deems IL expedient At this time,
issue the following general Instructions for the in
formation OF the officers Of the Customs, and others
interested.
F6d In consequence OF the alterations Of the Bnush
gauon Laws above referred TO- British vssssls from
Brush other foreign porte will, under Existing laws
after The h Of January next DO allowed 10 sntsr In our
with cAgoss Of the growth manufacture or pro-
duction Of any part Of The world
Second Such vessels and their csrgoes will Do admitted
from and aer The date before mentioned, Inc same
terms 10 duties nposss and chagss az vessels Of The
United States and their carzoss
w. NJ. MERDITH, Secretary OF tho Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17

PoE's WErrISOs.-Nr Redheld, tie publisher
vii put 10 prsss Immediately the complete works o.
the late Edgar Aen Poe wiki Memoir Of bis Life BY
james Russell Lowell and Remarks ca his Genius ard
Cbarscter by y P Wills and Ralus W. Grswoia. II
two volumes octave with Portraits after Dsrs1d and
Osgooj.
We have already given IN The Tribune our in7rss-
seus Of tue abilities Of Mr.. Poe they Illustrated
in bis Ks. which WI undoubtedly neei Wilh a very
large .se II twas sn0rg The last rsqnests Of NJ Poe
that Or Grswod should Be bis Editor, AID he kss
consented to arrange his MSS SC. for the Prrss fer
the benefit Of his family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17

ELIJAH PAINE was thereupon unanimous J
presented as the Wing candidate for the Superior
Court.
1t wss announced that Messrs. HorysAs
KIrcHuM and sLossos severslly declined being
candidates for any other Court.
WILLIAM MITCHELL was nominated ior
Justice Of the Supreme Court on the fret ballot
having % votes 10 II scattering.
ERAsTU5 c. BENEDICT was in like manner
nominated for Justice OF the Court 81 Common
Ples,. having 80 votes to 10 or II scattering
Both these nominations were then made ansn-
mons.
And then, after few impressive remarks from
the President, in acknowledgment OF hearty
vote of thanks, the Convention adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17

FREpER'KA BRKMER.-The ladies' of New-N0rk,
we have good authority for saying. would very
much enjoy socisl meeting with ocs esteemed
and gifted visitor from over sea. Why not 1t
must be sssy for any bali dozen 10 come together.
decide where to have the meeting, Invite and Sc
cure Miss Bremers attendance through the inter.
vention Of those in whom she has reason to con-
6de, then issue cards, and have one socisbe even
Iag-and very little ado abOu; it, at least TIL ser
It's occurrence. We presume Miss Bremen would
not decline attending party Of ladies' only, con.
corning which 10 preliminary parade was made,
even though not held AZ private house. In the
naiare u things, no private party could bring to
sether a tenth part OF those who would like to
spend social evening with the genial Swedish
portrayer @, every-dsy life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17
SANDS sARsAPARILLA.

y The man who discovered the medicinal uses OF
sHsapsrils conferred perhaps greater beneat hu-
niry than be who tra made the startling announcement
that ne sands Of California were mpregnsed with gold
II Is unlikely that al this there be miners
10 The Valley Sacramento no would give It's weigh
Ia he precious metal for bos Of sAsoss sssspara
Ia ees Of bilious reniIieni fever In all plants grow
ing Of imperfect disordered secreuons It Is, with
the Divine blessing, an Immediate and almost certain
means OF relief From tho Uniform success with which
IL been Administered Ia all aleerous and eruprvs NAL
sdies IL IL sometimes spoken Of a. remedy for these
alone bat humAn testimony may be trusted Il 10 equally
specific for rheumatism, dyspepsia, jaundiee, scatca
and oil diseases afecSg the sscre,vo orsans orndiree
~ csused BY their uDnesihy condition. Prepared and sold
by AB6D SANDS 100 Fulton cor W..uamst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17
Loco-Foco n Nominations,
I-Xth Ward. Cuy.-Lleut. JAMrs d. Porr
for Assembly.

KNGs Co. WIG NoMisATioSs. The Wings
Of Kings Co. met at Flstbush on Tuesday after
noon to nominate County and District officers
JOHN A. Cross of Brooklyn WA unanimously nom
mated for State Senator FRANCIS B. SrKrKER
Of Brooklyn was also unanimously nominated fol
County Clerk and ApDREw B. Hopcss Of vii
ismsbureh, on the fifth ballot, was nominated for
Sheriff after which he was declared unanimously
nominated, ana strong resolution adopted in fsvoI
OF bis support. The Convention adjourned amid
cheers for the County and State nominations.
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TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE FOR EUROPE
WI s. -ssey az 0'eloes TAis sornt7S-fT'es %
seas n grsrpr. rssa, J- asafHs
IT WILL CONTAIN
THE LATEST NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF THIS CONTINENT


Rscs.red ~ 70 he tine Of gong 70 Prsss'
Including BIAKD TAILoR's Letters from Can
FORMS. ard other correspondence from lie Gcid
Region.
The Edition OF The Neg York T'ribans 'o' Eu-
rope. rade cp for the mails by the Canada nom
this port TO-DAY, vii be found 70 contain
complete digest OF al the late local snd political
news. the lste,. intelligence from Canada, Mexico
Sc.: California, Isthmus and South American
news; fall snd accurate Money and Market Re
por.. carefully prepared Shipping List. Edi'o-
rs. on sl subjects Of present interest and an &C
coun, OF American Affairs siaoc me sslins OF the
steamer, IN the English, French and German
l,agasees Person, desiring &c send totherT friends
IN Europe xill fad this sheet all that can be de-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17

ReoeiDfs ,rukia me past "a A0uys-FLoUR, g 600
bbls Com Al 900 5ushel. BAILEY, 6l.oO0 DO There
is but moderate demand Tor FLOUR and the market
fzvors the buyer Sales ] 800 b5s including common
brands Il C2.df - strai: do ~ - a. ~, arc
Pure Genesee At I.a5 %. WHEAT il hrm with =
good nliin inquiry The transactions sre II 900 bush
u ll6d lie for lair Genesee and 5l3c Tor common
Michigan. Com 10 IN steady request with sales lOVp
bushels Al 6Oc for Mixed Western and 81 for Round
Yellow OATS are without movern nj OF importance
ana dull The demsnd for BARLEY IS active the sales
reaching 10000 bushels. including tworowed 81 o0c
and OurroWed At 81. G60!c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17
oHlw.
WARNOCKSl HATS

~ Something from stranger We ess shs iogo.,.s
from The Rshwsy N } Register
" To our gecilenen readers who cherish rssae1 p.,
ueulsriiy In regard to the sye and quality Of he Au asy
wear, we world recommend call upon WAsSoess ms
Broadway The care and essctae. with which ,ss,s
gentlemen take your measure, sae ar.rste material. he,
invariably make o. and he msf:kess Ias,s and AL
they have always betrayed IN The rsaa.ctars Of re e
are the ressons ~hy they should be ps,rosiied."
We did rot gre tie editor OF me shove Hat
waRxOrEs ,nS pro.tw.~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17
~ jon, ]. Tows,rsD was last evening noui-

~ JoHs J. TowssEsD was last evening noml-
mated for Assembly by the Wings Of the XVII
District comprising the XviItb Ward, and has
accepted He isl young man OF sound principles
and sterling qualities, and is deservedy popular
The Wings Of the Seventeenth have contracted
an excellent habit Of late Of nominating good
candidates and electns them and we trust they
mean 10 pcsevero in 1t.