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Disasters. ~ q.

sehr Minerva Jan-- Bath m Eon, 10 ba.i r-o'
Ashore about 10 P.f,-ni lgh 40 es-i IT,
-upp. -hs Will BE- fotal lo-ss IksnK saved
Of Hsft. e-fK ~h Q.s OF p'ih t'''
and of mziamsst gts.s1 9th a.i, ai ~, Ion -
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Receipts since Saturdog-FLouR, 1900 bbs.
WHEAT 1900 bush Com. . 900 bush.-ihere Is no
msierisl change Ia FLOUR though pIices arc hessy
So 900 nos Michigan brands At 4 25af SIT. For
Wheat The demand is lair, but the nrmuess OF holders
restricts the Oper tons parcel OF @OoO bushels
OHIO cold I'll s1 cents CoRS Is heavy, owing 10 af e
receipts The sales are 20JO bushels Western mixed
Al 4 cents OArs arc ceiling II % cents. FEEIGHrs
without change
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,l.rset..ALs,sr, SEPT l7-sP.M.

Rsceipfs since SafnrdgV-FLOUR, 1900 hbs
WHEAr. 900 bush , Co.'s 1900 bush.-In Flour there
. lat lttc DOING the salrs not exceeding OuO Dhls
~ Saturday, luotstlons which are very heavy he
operations IN WHEAr arc SO bush Waoash, 81 - ~
CoRN IS ia isir Teqae't, snc We note safes ui 49,
bu,h - 81 for mixed OATS are steady, with sales
OF COCO bushels AZ 3 go.
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E5r HEvRT 3. STASroS widely Sno"n s. IN
eloquent Aniis.svery and Freeso orator Is about 70
pubish hi. sketche. II Reiormefs OF Great britain
which have mainly been published piece meal In me
National Era The book will be good reading
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FOR Europe.

The next number Of The Tr,bun> for Europeaa
c,,eui4tioa will be issued tomorrow morning at
O'Clock. 1t will contain all the latest news
received op to the time Of going to press Inc
Niagara sails from this por; tomorrow.
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nomesfic Ports.

PHILADELPHIA. SEPT " Arr steamer o'pr,,i 0h'r'tn.
.hip Thos Wa.so Turs. l.,nti bs. Nsshas Veen'l t
NJ, sa,bi, P.n.r Wa.hu. N.p,-rn wsrrh NJ. ca
CN.r.,1n Man Farm Belfast Ne Jna hdan NJ Jaas ~
bs.,. Shamrock Pnrtlsft G-of. aus y .tonf
:, S,,.unah s.,,b ,.io-.n s,afj. Bo.lcl %
pkOyIDEsCF -
.-sff = ~.
HAIiOwELL sep, 10, Art brig Mar, ssn, -. s,v.
PORTLAND sept bag. Ceres Lf-fqo" ssnsf' - w
x,r..n. Ph .5-lphs CO bnf As~ses rnf'" MOO
sACO s-DtiS-Adv br. SAN Sea' ho'""'' %" ''
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enemies into dsferders-rho could blame 'nem
Who could honesty sdd1ce tbs IS = ia'i'hcs'l'
Of the unpr0voked invasion moths before 'ND
tie bombsr5mens which impsled the Romans =
this exped.cntl We ask the NeNo's Aa't
ssr 70 review thi, whole narer-to let its rsAae''
..e the fact. On cur side-and % render arsn''
s,o. is8gnen.. Do not plead igaorsnee-oa' Pr
sent the material fsc;s and give os your Judgment
thereon. We osly ask isr PlAy'
IL. T,Bua, i extremely anHioe, .e'i ne ,s.sl
.o,i.r democrats have mace 700 slre' !.
-, "a ths. print l. respectful y informed -,
80. rs,,-re-s nave not y>f proposes % 70 ~ ,@y
~ ,r,-.e. % Ssr0y fr 10 sass o. fe'sTiHs go
IN, air. tnif' nor ul- hey UNI ND oe'Iv ;. -
D. e-''''' Evening fost
PERI 49,. 80.
s,-i-tv. We stated tue facts, and may have
-n,,ifested some sgrprise-uotning more
GA the other point, the Post IS rather worse
than mistaken We never ProPosed - give up
oae isch Of Territory 70 5lave'y-noi the hfst
.oo.re iocb. Seeing that New Mexico Vas In
real 3aneero Of falling into the clutches OF slavery
through the public committsl Of the sei-'iyIed
Democracy 70 the impu5ent claim OF Texas TO be
boo,5ed North b. lst 81 and West By the hio
c,.,5e We did privately offer 10 waive the VII
mot Proviso If the South would aid to limit Iexs'
By the sith or Ssh degree Of North latitude ard
t,gs give sw-Msxico her righ;'ul boundaries snd
iu5snendence. This would never have conceded
70 ssvsry one inch Of the new territory but would
have saved from it large tract which is no" IN
imminent danger Of being unFirh'eously given up
10 Texas. snd 80 70 ssvery.-Ii the Post does not
understand this matter. ), should refrain from
caumnious assertions until y shai' have informed
.tselt
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The demand for FLovR is more sctlve and the sales
reach a0OO bbis including Howard g.. and City NILS
att s. There is large supply OF CokS on the market
which has a depressing eject lair business, how
ever has bean done SIC Tor white and oOe Tor ye'
low
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TUNTLANDl HuIuHfl -FFt II
From the returns thus far received there Is no
choice for Governor In The Senate the Wing, viii
probably have a majority The House Is Loco-Foco
by a small majority.
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aarkets...BAL1lMoRs Sep, IT. P. NJ.

The COrI0N market was quiet yesterday bat
100 bales changing hands. quotations, however are
very iull aud satisfactory 10 the seller
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Mopr rnoop. roe FLnnIpA Il stdIti0n % !

NoRE Troops FOR FLORIDA In addition 70 the
force already stationed In the peninsula Of Fonda me
folio WING companies have, We understand OeeH
BY the Secretary Of War % P.latks
Oftns First Artilery. one ne.d oaeer and Tour com
conpani..-three from the barber OF New ofk ana
one from For. Washington. Oi TIE second AftlrIy'
Two eompsnies-ous from For; Macon and ons from
Port Joha.on North-C aroira OF The Third ArtAefJf
one ned oticer and four comPanles-all from fofi
Adams. Rhode Island.
AFTER these troops shal nave reached flof' a. tne
entire military f-ce collected there '0r the projection
OF the inhabitants Of the state VII amount % thirty
Two companies, or about 10 men. lbslS American
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INTERFERING TO

SOUTHERN AND WEsrERs MEscHasTs Mrs. Jssvrss
Cod Candy Is at9pin neat square and pockesbs psck
ages, with he EosI beautiful show cards yes executed
MS or any other country, and pamphlets containing cert
aea'e' from Hoa. Henry Clay, exrresdeni Van BGrer
Thomas ii. Benton, John Van Buren,. Esq n. P. willis
ESQ ne Ae and other readable argument proyipg tho
eneaey Of this really good article Merchants wishing
sell again, will be allow ed large profit
Mrs. W. JERVlS, so Broadway,
si5lW one door .hovs Er.nkfu..t
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BALTIMORE, Tuesday, sept. u.
We have the Southern Mall clear through from New
Orleans. but 1t contains no news Of importance.
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uarset...Ysw.oRLE.ss. Sept Bpm.

There has been a lair demand FIR COTTON
through the week and the market closes at an advance
of 10 &c The sales for the same period we're ooVO
bales The receipts OF the new crop continue limited,
but 1000 bales having been received, sganst 2lVUO
las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

WIGS AID TovpEEs-We would call The attention OF
citizen. and susngers .inng Wigs asd Togpee.
recent improvement Of most important eaaracier In
vented BY l. PnALoS ~ Broadway, corner u DeysL
under the Franklin House They be a. h. Hair
cutrnz Room. where may be seen ths largest and beet
assortment IN The ely ala In
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CRY INrELLisEScs For The .e.t Boots, Shoes ard
Oa,srs &c ne would sdyise and all, both great
aud small cal a. Bzooss's Cts-p Boot sbd Shoe I'm
ponam-.hs largest ss,onmsnt Ls sie.t styles. and to
cheapest 10 lie cry. 10 Falior-st
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rY We call the large semi- annual sale Of
1000 Boots srd Shoes Tuesday next Sept IT,
at 10 o'clock, a. y. al he siOrsof A ID. GALE,
si53t- rs Pssfl-sL " Z
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BY TfLtGRapH TO THE Nsw.YORK TRIBUNE,
Maine Election.

~ For teiegrsphic dispatches received In time for
Evening Edition Of yesterday see first Psgs.
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LlrEE C.LlroaSlAs salr Nsws.-The Salerl

LlrER CALIFoNSlAS SHlP NtWs.-Ihe Hdier7
in the Ara Cliy0rni6 u IS IS iollows'
Gait. has later Californian Ship News than reached u,
Arrived 81 san FrSDcisco Aus SHIPS A0atresl Cnsd.
wlck Boston Jan. e Via Valparaiso and honol4a, al
well; Kton~. Hll. 5. DAYS frum Cana oa-ks C0nneeu-
cut III ewLoncou. Nalrzrsiso. g. days FaoA Lilon,
BAumore FEB M, Don QliN0.e ldAwsls1l. Fafrlns-
ton, Bofd-slx snc Nap6rsiso lat ffom hono1.1, -
days. Cs 40 P-ruvsrl PsrHms Pr dsys. VIA Astaian
1rs -srs1 Farsrd. Rch.rd-o1, >NOrk Jan $50 schr
May W Baier Niors i1ht FEB lsl.
Ia PORK A1g = sn1r Sisir fs-rswcrth- s11 others
Al bensc.. ship Ed~ Evrreg. smith, uuc; Iowa. 90
Fanny forrser. Ssrciil. n employ y! L. ; Govt
AZ s.-sslio. salP Cal-e. N.llrg i1E Z ersN-
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q PAsX BsSJksls. widely known asa scbo-
lar author. sni poet, will Commences course Of Popa-
lsr Lectures. in Norwich. and also In New London,
Con commencing 70 morrow evening. Mr. B. has ce-
cisea aud resdy soiliues with very vide arqu2in-
lance with Ltersture and hardly tail 70 give lee
tsrss A, oacc instructive sas entertaining.
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q or all he means used for secamu sfns fortunes IA
business pgrsus, the power Of tho newspaper pfe Of
tie country has been most Efficient In 10 no asaIee IN
watch has been at c.ousy snd extensively applied las
ever failed 10 accomplish the desired result ami every
ey s Afforded 10 merchants and Others through her
guiarg constituted agency Of v. B. PALaKg, IN the Tn
bsae BGssdxaxs
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CHARLESTON, Sept I7-AsEfvED. ship Bilo", bAlu-
more SaiLIp l5.h. Sch S0giheruer, BaliiW9fe
BOSTON. l7.h--AsKIvEn ship Ply mouth hocA' Liver
pool I'd ut. sailed con, win sh-p ffirc-ion io
SYors and pssd Win ler .7rb At q So loo 49, osrE
Benz Adams NOr.esus, 5h glt; Justice story sne Nsfl
and Baltimore. Ncsts Pals br.sJ Ncscrson sna an
a.ce BAunore. Visitor and lsoiA PMS .cnrs " "a l..
Ds ION. d.. Norwich Albany, ssrsh hsGi tnu' -
CLKAKED. .hps PfOpouus k.st lndirss hIfist heck
vel, sAn Ffalcisco. Lucy, NOresns osrs De4pl4s; q.
brig Cou.le.o, Savannah ,enrs II BAKER sh1 :" -
KiOu-. NNors
sALfM isia-a,SIvED. schr Ia BAss, Richmond
NFW-tEpFORD, l5,n-AkxiyED, sioofs Ocofs, 80 =
Albsny Cor ssmouh Helen NlofS on sehIs ~ y
Bsrnrs. Nsusernonc Nm 4 Cefncls, NJ ff. oAi-tp'
lMn. schr Ssrsh Parker. PM a.,
PROVIDENCE. sept l5-AEziVso, sears J.ne rfa. 80.
Ns senond. Gee Hos-. York Rivers Am Su.iil' pa.
Too. Fruner. Fhi.s. MIRA Rogers. A bany s.oop
Ions Nsw-Ycr SALAD, brig Nsncs.lsr flliai 80
{ Fisher sna Geo Wzshngion, cos ; NcDoweii snl v
{ Tanner. RcrdouL AssivrO, ION, BARK Sn7iuere
Chsresiur-ssw IN insl a. SIS d, lon a. sap
SW short- siEnai tu- ard Waite VIII leirf VI 10 X
Schrs VIM Pean Norfolk : Thompson. Cape Msy A
tsrr. ard Shersu1osr. Ph. socps W Nouni arc froo
Gi..s aoadcut: Island ans Midas, Nlork sAiLEn
s,hrs p Townsend, NimingIor, [ Shsrgef BAH vi
NNork sns y Haven, and Wa Henry. PhiA
FALL RlNER, ;rpt l5-AssivsD, ship oregon honaol'
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"Tax REPUBLlc OF SIERRA MADRt. The
N- Oraa. Pa,-ia asserts positively that the plan OF
sspsrstng from Mexico the States this sie Of the -
err. Madre. and setting up independent Republic,
1, ain prosecuted with great zeal. Some DO men,
according 10 this paper are 10 establish themselves
along the Southern boundary OF Texas procure arr
and Ammunition and, wien the Tisat ume arrives,
cross The Rio Gsands and raise the standard The
rl.p .sd 70 Be no.t skut-lly arranged and the lead
sr. are provided with iunc.. The Para Of opinion
hs, the Round Island mo!sge Is really destined for
Tsmpico and has il Fesiiy nothing TO DO with tae e<
pediilon 10 Cuba
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LATER IRON cALIgoRNIA.
sAs FsASesco. July .. 1870

~ The following letter his day received ~
THOMAS KLssErr Co. PfeseVers Of FRESH Provisions.
&, heir Office % OasAp
San FsaSeDco. JAY ., ltD.
Messrs KESsETT & Co
u Odsiip. ~ Y
ozSTs The preserved meats purchsssd u you by my
eel were perfectly good ard fresh, though exposed 10
every change Of climate You may make ~h.t u US
you choose ksspeoii~.iy yours. T. GREEN.
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CLEARED $40 Peter N.rc, ssmpsol or.-sa,
pn. peer p.mi Holly. sssslnsh f,ney lb Loaienisf
d., a. Al-a savannah Nlpsrs, tfs, hst. -. ~,
h.rf~ fufseF lnfiNNf ,+fh
~t,- sior-c- Crut F.s"ft- % j. Nh~on, X,
th-l- Marcs -. Jo..r.yn N~aa Nets pe-i. ''.h
ye,o,, Ban..s. Liverpool James i.n-. Co., "
ch.n issht Bsuaoie Morn. Ws-s, knfN'hn sniT-''n b
IL
Harr-t. tr-uch. Providence
BAG furpoiss, Df.k-. ftlsd-'fhs
Propeller Auhf.ci- O'>-ii. tnHaie fhn
-sn-r Peaotssot. Philadelphia
ARRIVED sbp Southport me. chars'icn O. &c. co;ta
ara r..- % Buksy -. 49,. , 81,
.rlr Hanover. Decker. Nrgrls
$50 Ratiuof-. sl.irht. k,Anr'ni
SIR -. NrEhf. Coz, v $500, ~apf
shr D. "A M.isN Bndlm. N-No-fn, nsfs' store.
shrJau- E,-tnk VIM gton. rsss stores
-.tr u-s.t P.stt sims. Ns.hi gton, g. naval .'9f-n
.,hrA p Up.haf. B-isn. '"fns. P't'''~-
s,hrI A Bss~f. StasnN Jsrs -pnfhe iiht~f
ssir N.fv J.u-. b-- syi Va. ~~fi
s.hr B-li- p-uul.tpn. Kstinor-. s'sl
Peerless. Nj -, Bsuuefs. rDal
sehr LucnSa wi,uof- Essipoft. We, mmosf smp'oa Way
hsN 8 Go. -
sshrJ 6 Ser Pa,iip- vusiais. p'ia'oss
s.hr rnord-uc-. Can, w. potatoes
-. st.rr Hs'n--. Va F1ist)--
sshr q " DAVIS Brgs-. Wdin nk'on. naVs stores
hr SABINE POI v utfs stores
s.hr N-sp0rt X Baltimore, mds-.
s,hr K.pIs,. Msfurr, Va, 40
BHLOw-I Italian brs
sAtLED-sh .. ssi.ios william. London LoptaSs ~, -
John B. Byoa s,n Fnc,oog bark .lsarfcs. Ihstef ins
i-nd bnx M,rln a,gs Raj h-is, Hoai Pee foso Bal
R,so, haf.nham.
WIND, s-p,Ir-N.uur..-. wv. msdisu. W 'us's'. %
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~ We have opened our Stock Of New Fall MILLIS-
ERY and FANG GOODS sTOSIERk AGO.
e. In Sx Bowery. Opposite Flnh-st.
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n We find the following correspondence IN
the Ci1-lsoa C1urig Of tie lith inst ~hich * PANS
the arrangement. Of toe Nss-i5rk Post once on .
point interesting 70 largs number o. or readers
Posr-OrTicr, cHAkLrsroS. sePtlS 1879.
E-i,1-I u ~ Cns4i<rs ..
DEaR siks WI you have ihe siudness 70 Pl5-'a 'le
ALFRED HrGER
Posr-OTFicF, CHAELFsroN. sept = l-is.
mas tu.t informed by telegraph t.ai -
Solth-ruer failed 10 eorlec! ~i1 ne Asnue steamer
M 50 h- favor Of ycu forward AZ letters from
30 80 Intended Tor hat conveyance, % Boston Tor
steamer u l&t ..., , -.
foer ,n A. circumstances hereafter, d. would be Srs
~, M 10 ur merchants Vno ls n course would D
.sort-d an dear sr win great respect car % ~
49, Az N0 - 80 '---'' $40
P1.fna.'er. View YORK.
Posr-OYrfcs. NFE-YosS. scot DO. ie 81
sas To reply OBJ golr. ~ iae ll ius. beg o. MORN
v trst al .t-r. striving here too arc f1r one steamer
a.. irvarahg cert by the sucrre- n- vessel wteinsri
=. rom fh. porf or FROM Foston, aid 10 ary 20 your
ferr. have A. Impression tfst contrary course . rlr
snaf pleased remove hat impression oy me as-
49, above given. Your OBS sert-ri - .
Postmssier Charleston. :. {. Wv bhADi' T. VI
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PoLIcE CoUzr-Three fellows. named Charles Cfoif
George SINNER and Ludw ich Coveriy were iaken lno
e,.to3y YESTERDAY morning charged With assault "iih
knife upon the person a. Charles Kohl, residing a p
@ envy ch-st r. cing severe WOUNDS on DIS neHu
Thew we're commiied for eNamlna inn....One beofs e
Mvel yesterday tuSen into custody on c9Hrke u
wing on The 9Th Aux lssf, assaulted Jacoo tflr| e
80 Fifhsi with knife. inf crg 81 dangerous NoNle
on bis arm. He was commiued BY Jusuco Ilinpson lor
examination Joseph Hate arrested ~ OH -
Prince John Davis, charge Of entering ne mouse vi
Thomas Prior III Niiamst and breaking sra driao.ns
the furniture de held bail 10 81" 20 appear and
answer.. George Godfrey and Michael DENIM were "a
ken into custody charged with breaking mo ne rev
b.flsirg eO He-ier.t occupied by Mathew Mckeon, on
sausay night Held fpr examination. August ~ tni7ft
w.. taken into custody sunday night on on
burglary in brraking into tho yelling OF George Nthu-
~ Greenwich--f Held FOR exsmnriun. Cn1I -
Jackson arrested A. early hour yesterday oinn
with eight f-eces OF his possession aexrd 10
have been stolen Held for eXzininauon....A traoN
named WA Ccdcngtor wRs taken INTO custody 40 ~, l
~ answer charge 0f attempting 90 rob man wnom ne
found sleeping on Sunday night n ihe street.. SIMEON
Town was arrested aud committed % charge 81 nfe-s
ing open the door Of Mf. Nu.ly, ~ Toe sefenh N4u
aud FOR rolOus conduct
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRs.

Coss0s CoUNcfL.-This body met last night at
about s. O'Clock The usual business was transacted
which possessed nothing OF in'eres, to any but local
readers.
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS AND lNrER-
nsNrs for the week ending Sept is shows mortality
a. foIo~s Male, IS; femaes, 81 adults % chill
dred 46 Total s. lnierments In Greenwood and
other Brooklyn grounds, from Ne" York and other
places, y.
CITY CoURT-Arhur McAvoy was put upon TIA yes
iniirfed for selling Honor without license The Jury &C
q1ited him Henry Steer sni Christopher Steer were
next placed At the bar for rial on similar ndlcimeul
Tbsv wer. both found guilty Col JACK, Esq appeared
for the defendants IN al these csses Henry haghef Ef
fir the people The defendants counsel have slSnlhrd
their intention Of carrying these liquor cases up before INC
Supreme COurf, a bill Of exceptions
Coupr OF GENERAL SESSIONS This Court was again
opened Yesterday morning. but immediately adjourned
for want Of business the G,nd Jury being SUI engage ed
In N cir invesugauons His Honor Judge Jqhns"" 80
charged the petit jurors until "Wednesday Hio'""s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

SAILORS IL CALlFoKSIA.-Ine bark Dim0n,
apt Reynsrc from tns port arrived a. San Francisco
July . passage OF lee days via 81 Caharnes and
ralcshuano Only toe schooner EaTorits from tnis
port had previously ar lved Cspi hrynard writes u
der date san Fancisco July There are II present
upwards Of one hundred and aity vessels anchored
here unable 10 obtain One vessel offers e 900
for re run 10 Baltimore There slsO one handred
vessels up the Sacramento unable % procure seamen-
New Bedford Mercury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

TIE SUGAR ChoP.-the PaquemiHe La SeH-
,iu Of the 5,h ast says We nave been informed By
one Of tie mCst extensive planters on the bayou inat
the Weld Of their sug1 crops tni. year will oe a. est
eqlsl 20 that Of .ait Bat lower sorn on Bayou
Gross Tste, the produce thls season l4tnousn many
vii Doubtless male equally good crops must ineFi
.oy be less than that n last year for Nc az aware oi
on znter on that bayou wno ost hs entire crop u
cane b TIE late ov-r-OE
TIE I5rrrils ia iaa>peRaeni Of the at in', says
% me croo, OF care II our parish that nave h.d an
opportunity OF seeing, present very promising s2-
pesrs1ce al tnis time but II The lnc-ssant rans con
nue on Tor form gar more the cane VII not matufe
surcisnty and In tine 70 make than bali crops.
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MARINE IoURNA AL.
sssSk N4RNS J0USNfL. ForSfH FhGS -
PORT OF INCONSISTENCIES IS
st-rrrs. ,t~...c....rHls oAs

"a, 81. R.e.s q Sass Ia. Mo-. So, nofn 4
MGR sArsg....sept. Is
a d.. 49,. oSr g.. tssnt.a thm =, hsi "ss IA so-
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TAG OVERFLOW o. REO RiVER.-Exlrsct OF
letter 70 the Lltk Rock Dr-0r1 lrOm an !n'eil gent
mercantile house on Red River. dated
~FrLroS, Aug ., lsf3
"Our river hss az ien 9Th fallen, and srapidy zrtung
a. II usually s AZ thls season VI year-v-ry low
The injury done % the planters above the Fat y ne
oyernOs Is Immense The inj1ry Of he cotton crop
slone We tank pardcuary % prices should rule nign
AZ macy believe s 81. 90 20 Yet our planters gen
orally will be able - bear their losses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

MISsE.oTA NEws-rne Ckr0gice ana hSgli1er
Of the Is. contains the following items
Frg-xicr Gna-Gs The citizens OF our Territory are
invited to meet a. the American House IN - Pau this
evening AZ o'clock 10 make arranssments Tor organ
isinx 40 ef5c.eni corps OF Tolgntee cavalry
Lodge OF Free and Accepted Aaceat ORR Aasons
has been regularly organized here under dispense
ton grated ~ NJ Z kdier Rght-Worshipipi Grad
N aster Of The Grand Lodge Of the state Of Otlo.
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u some en,erpri,ias Burglars made nuner-

q some enterp0sIlg Dl--Ias WtI- N--IVI-
on. u.eie.. Investigations last Saturday nighi 10 the
n-i-bborbood Of the Exchange The Offices Of Mss,-s.
Csmnsa & Whltehouse Corning Co. Elisha
Riggs. Matthew Morgan. De'auuay, lsein Cars
Jsnn Ward < Co. City ms Co. Mutual lns Co Mr..
Nelson &c SC we're entered aud thoroughly over
hauled Tne gentlemen took nothing by their motions
excepting few cigars snd some Champagne 'neS
IF, DO = on the desk Of Messrs Csnmsn & W ate
house stating that their safe was difficult one 20
break and requesting them % lesve directoas for
ooen.nsit They siso returned ihsnss for tue ssr'
which were pronounced excellent The niei OF Ponce
has the matter IN hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

~ TaE FAsMERs' CTS meets ST noon today
4, The American Institute 81 Broadway. Various sub
,-,.-.. ., ~, .y-ir,,lturf,t Will % brouzh, ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

DsArH n SrArioS HoUsE A nan named
Iohn Hays. residing al 2o5 Twesueia-st died IN the
Sixteenth Ward Sisron-House yesterday morning
Tie Coroner held inquest this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

~ APHRExoLOSicAL Class s about being
formed by Mr. Fowler. at the Phrenologica Cab
met l3l Ns.saust where those who wish may become
.couaintsd with this interesting circle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

HOMICIDE OS B'ARD A ENiGRANr EsstL-
on sunday night on board The F1eiii. Capt lea'on,
A har young man named Thomas Morton. native 81
Ireland met with his death under the following mel
aacholy circumstances dispute hsi arisen between
one a the passengers sut the carpenter Of toe shp
the dispute ended IN hght when Norton inieri-rtd
20 separate the c0moatants In ~, at 90 dong - ne
received blow from Delaying pin 10 me beck oi iAe
head whicn fractured his skull. causing ds death YES
teriay about O'Clock P NJ. Il was hesrtrendirg
ssht 70 behold his sgsd mother snd brother mourning
over the corpse OF Beloved relative after landing safe
ly on A foreign shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

u Among tie guests ~ me Ane''~-" 'i''-'
We notice Com. George r Reed. [. y Lieut. I l.
Fi-mming, e. : y; MAJ Winchester OF Tennessee
Can't. Z. Go.d.borousb. : y Capt C. G lAlvs-
rsso Hunter. T.. y Lieut. West, T. : y Or Har-
rson. T.. :. n A. :. lockwood Of - Louis Mr. MIC
ol-ton Of south Carolina. Mr Poiniexisr and Mr !. o.
Cheney arc Lady Of Riehrnon5. Va, o. B. Duncan and
lady md Miss Duncan Of New Orleans; :. ! Francis
snd Mr. George Msi,ngey Of Washington "m 7.
Rowland and family Of savannah
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"IIrs W ; JfH TO ~7V uIVHuNt}I
sl3lw one door above Franklin-s