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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-10

LIVERPOOL, Friday evening, Oct. - 1919.
The excitement in our Cotton Market, rep prted in
orr last Circular, obtained further impulse from the
accounts brought by the Hibcrnia from New York,
and receive here late on Saturday evening last 18th
inst. The market opened at an advance of q q d. W
To-, the sales for the day reaching 25O0O bales, and
this being followed in Manchester by most animat-
ed demand for Yarns and Goods ut prices more than
equivalent to the improvement in Cotton, further
advance took place, sales of American descriptions
having in many instances been effected at Id ~ ID
above the rates current at the departure of the last
steamer This has again been checked by the later
accounts of more favorable weather in the United
States with increased estimates of the Cotton crop,
say 200001 to 1900, 900 bales causing desire on
the part of holders to realize at prices ID. u TO-
below the highest point of the Market thereby esab-
fishing advance in the week OF ed. T. h. in Ameri-
can, 3D. u ID. in Brazil, and ID " id in other de-
scrIptions.
The sales for tine week, ending this evening, are
estimated at l3l $50 bales, of which spectators have
taken ia, 620 and exporters ITO bales The Ameri-
can descriptions sold are 1870 Orleans at sgd !;
22,590 Upland at 55d 63d; 1880 Mobile and Ala
bama at 81 SD, and $50 Sea Island at 1old lSd.
~ b. Fair Orleans are quoted 6ld., Fair Upland and
Mobile ed, and Middling qualities G6ad. T. ID.
The total stock in this port estimated at $4,000
bales, of which 29S,00O American, against
stock at this time last year of $4,000 bales, Of
which $4,000 Were American.
The Corn Market is quiet, without the least
change in prices, say White Indian Corn 2Ss. Cd. a
29s Cd; Yellow, 27s. Cd. @2Ss. " quarter. Old
Western Canal Flour, 23s. Cd; New, 1962ls !;
Philadelphia, 23s. Cd; Baltimore, 2is., and Ohio
25s. ~ bril-; Old Sour Western, BIS " brl. Wheat,
As. Cd. 6s. Sd. " 70 lbs.
920 brls. of Turpentne have been sold this week
at 6s. Sd. ~ cwt. Common American Rosn in fair
demand; Is. Cd. Pcwt. has been paid for small guam
titles.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-10
PATENT HAMMERED SHIP AND
ROAT SPIKES.

"ADE BY THE ALBANY IRON AND
Ivl NAIL WORKS, TROY, N. Y, of superior
quality. Also, RAIL ROAD SPIKES of all de-
scriptions, and BOILER RIVETS, large supply
constantly on hand for sale at manufacturers prices,
by F. PRATT s. BROTHER,
lie 10 ~ & 20 South Charles street.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-10
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.

The Mail for Boston, via New Haven, closes daily,
excepting Sundays, at 81 a. NJ.
The steamboat Mail for Boston, via Stonington and
Providence, closes daily, Sunday, at y p. NJ.
The Great Southern Mail, including the Mail also
for the Western States, closes daily at u A NJ;
and, except on Sunday, at p. NJ, on which latter
day at IL p. NJ.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-10
FOREIGN STEAM d OTAER PACKETS
Days of sailing.)
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.

CUNARD LlNE.-Sails for A,nerica ,oeckly.
Caledonia :. Leitch, -. For Boston, Sept 30
Niagara, :. Ryrie, .....For New York, e. Oct. 6
Europa, .....Lott, ......For Boston,...... -
Hibernia,. E. Stone, .....For New York;. " 20
Cambria, ...Shannon, For New York;. " p
CUNARD LINE-For Liverpool ,Ueekly.
Cambria, 80. Shannon, From New York.. Oct. 3
America :. :. Harrison, From Boston,.... 10
Canada, ..Judlins, From New York, " II
Caledonia, .Leitch, ....From Boston,.... " "a
Niagara, ..Ryrie, ....From New York.. " 81
Europa. Lott, From Boston,. NOV. Z
Hiberna :. Stone, 49,. From New York;. GO IA
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-10

For New York.
Cars or d steamer IedCe
Daily, at..............6a and 8 A. NJ, and AZ P. NJ
For Baltimore.
Daily, exc Sunday, at 81 A. NJ. and p a 10 p. NJ
On Sunday, ...24 and III p. NJ
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-10
TRAVELLING FACILITIES,
With Distances and Fare from Baltimore
AT BALTIMORE,
For PhiIndeInIlin and Now York.

For Philadelphia and New York.
About 100 miles, S3-About 200 miles, IS.
Cars IeaUe. fire due.
Daily, at........S p. NJ. Daily, at 10 p. NJ
Daily, exc. Sum-. 9 a. NJ. Daily, Sun. q p. NJ
and 81 a. NJ.
For York and Columbia, PA.
SIS miles, 1870 miles, s2.124.
Cars LeoUe.
Daily, at........9 A. NJ. Daily, exc. Sun 81 A. NJ.
Daily, Sun. A p. NJ. and p. NJ.
For Washington City.
40 miles, Sl.SO-No round trip tickets issued)
Daily, at A. NJ, and 5 Daily, i. NJ s u p. NJ.
and liz p. NJ
For Cumberland, sc.
IT'S miles, S7-Wheelng, S11-Pittsburg, $40.
Daily, at ......4 A. NJ. Daily, at........6 p. NJ.
For ElIicott's Mills and Frederick.
Is miles, 80 cts.-62 miles, $3.50
Daily,.. III a. NJ. Daily, ......". 30 p. NJ.
Daily, exc. Sun..44 p. NJ. Daily, Sun. 10 IN.
Harper's Ferry and yVinchester, Va.
81 miles.--ll1 miles.
Cars teacc daily II 4. NJ. Daily, ..........6P NJ.
For Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va.
$50 miles, SIS. ,,,.o
III Sted}l9Jdt LedUeS. rs que
Daily, ex. Sunday, at Daily, eX. Monday, at
p. M. a. NJ,
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-10
II. SINCLAIR, JR. d co.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE AND Pillow
MANUFACTURERS,
NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN,
No 60 Light stree

NO b2 LlSW Sheet,
3g-PLOWS, Sc. FOR THE COLONIES AND
SOUTHERN PORTS, DETACHED & PACK
ED IN SMALL COMPASS FOR SHIPMENT,
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-10

NHAIN CABLES, &C.-An sortment Of
u Cham Cables to Il inch, close linked and
studded for sale, oanive from the Liverpool Works
Orders for Anchors and outfits generally will be
executed with despatch, and at low prices, by the
Agent.
&C Is II No. a, German St.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-14
Legislature Of Virginia.

The Richmond Enquirer of Friday morning contains
the resolutions which reported Thursday to the
House of Delegates, by Mr. Conway from the joint
mttee of both houses They are almost identical with
those reported Tuesday by Mr.. Conway from the
ference of Monday night. The Enquirer adds, that
Mr. Pitts, the (whig) delegate from Wheeling, who
had moved the joint committee declared TO the house
that he would give these resolutions his hearty sup
port. Mg Robert E. Scott of Fauquier (from whose
resolutions the Boston Atlas had concluded that the egis-
ldture of Virginia would shrink from the duty before
them) had attacked the resolutions of the joint commit
tee The Enquirer would "not trust itself at present
to comment Mr. SIS monsoI-s propositions, or the
spirit which characterized his speech but (says the En-
quire 'we still repeat earnest hope and thorough
ton that the resolutions, they are will be adopted
by almost unanimous vote. They have been fully
canvassed aud examined and sanctioned by the DELHI
crate approval of all parties and all sections"
We have received letter from Richmond, of Thurs
day night, which says that r. SCOTS tone and propo-
sitions disguised everybody that the vote may not be
taken until Saturday evening, ast evening but that
Mr.. Scott will stand almost alone. 1t is said that not
more than half dozen will vote with him."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-14

competent he was 10 perform the duties Of Mayor
OF southampton lCries OF no, mol Especially on
The present occasion he iet how incompetent he was
lernIty and good in the way he would do and In
which every gentleman was DESTROYS il should be done
lie would not speak the whole truth, unless he said
how pleased and proud he this visit paid by that
splendid frsae during his mayoray and yet he felt that
he did not deserve it, for he was eaping the fruit which
really belonged to him This was happy and auspi-
cous event n our local history [Hear He could only
say that during the short time he had been in office, his
hitherto, though Short had been without single
This he knew attributable 10 anything in him
about him. but il from the Kindness and assistance
the peacefrom their worthy town clerk, and from the
gentlemen OF the council, without distinction OF party
He thanked them again for the manner in which they
drank ms health and he hoped The favorable breeze with
unue TO blow fresh and fair until il waited him into the
haven OF the 9th OF November, lS49 Loud cheers
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-14
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM our Baitlmor. Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1876 pm.
Resah Of Keys ial-nflitwy pisit-Dssnuetivs 6rs
The markets, &c.
The jury in the of Richard II. Key, charged with
stealing letters fiom the Baltimore post office, after being
out wentyout hoars returned into court dis morning,
aud requested 10 be discharged being unable TO agree
They were accordingly discharged, Standing seven Tor ac
qulttal, and five Tor conviction.
The City Guards OF New York will on Monday
next ON visit to Washington, with band that is said TO
have no superior IN the country They will stop day in
this city, and in Phladephia their return Our mil
tary are preparing 10 give them a handsome escort.
Quite destructive fire occurred in this ty this morning
Light wharf, consuming three extensive ware
houses broke in the upper story of Michael Dor
seys feed store occupied sailoft by VIM A. Tnrton
1t was in hames which communicated to ad-
Joining warehouses, occupied by James N. Muir and
Messrs r. Il. w. w. lsaacs. all of which DESTROYED
with their contents, valued at about $4,000 ..lr
The weather to-day quite mild, and the ice Is rapdA
disappearing. af I
The MARKErs.--In the Baltimore market, this morning,
-four firm under the Americas advices, and hold
willing take less Small sales OF Howard street at
S. which price sellers generally willing to take Moth
ing doing in City Millsheld At Us Ia Rye -four So 62
So 10, and corn meal 81 TO- .
Owing to the cold weather and the harbor being oEa,
over there are now no receipts grain by vessels and
the supply is very light. No sales have taken place
to-day prices nominal last quosed. Good
prime rcd wheat IO2 iO7 cents, and white do lO7
ll6 Whe So "a cents; yellow do 81 SO cts.
Oats % 1872 cents. Rye GO cents per bushel.
Whiskey is selling "a Is cents in hogs heads and bar
rels, and scarce.
AT New York this morning the stock market was firm.
Treasury 6 f0si, and loan 100 1904 Exchange
London 8 per cent premium.
The steamers has slightly depressed -four The
Stock however, argesaes of 200 bbls Gencsee
So rs S5 81 southern held IS 60 Corn nleal $2 "a
Rye -four SO IL.
Nothing of moment doing in grain Wheat is loss ac-
tive but sales reported. Mixed SO 81 cents yell
low "a cents Oats A cents.
Provisions frn-mess pork Sl6 80. The cotton market
is less active, and prices declined shade.
Whskey "A Is cents per gallon.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-14

Or Masonlc-An convocation of Washington Royal
Arch Chapter No l6 will be held their hail. of
Tenth and streets, o'clock Monday evening" 10th
January, ls49 punctua attendance Of members re-
ouested as important business will be brought before the
Chapter Companions in good standing are respectfully
invited. as-tt4}1 aNFt d r. Sat' u "-
By order of tho High Priest
jan ID. J. b. THOMAS, Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-14

There has been remarkable fatality among the United
States senators from Arkansas within short space of time
No less than three have died. namely the Hon. Chester
Ashley, the Hon. William s. Fulton, and now the Hon.
Ambrose II. Sevier.-PhiLa Inguirer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-14

VHsiN'A historical Society volume.-An account
OF discoveries in the until 1919 and of VOYAGES to
and along the Atlantic OF North America from 1920
1913, octave volume Just received Tor sale by
TAYLOR az MAURY
New Bookstore, OH st.
The Virginia Historical and Literary Advertiser for tho
year 1913. Jan ii
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-14

On Friday the l2h Instant WILLIAM HEWITT infant
CBARLrs s. and LAvIrrA WALLACE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-14

faj.I. o. d. F.--CoumbIa Lodge, No. lO-The officers
and members OF Columbia Lodge, No. TO- will meet at
their lodge-room Odd Fellows Hall, on Sunday afternoon,
O'clock for the purpose of attending the funeral OF our
brother Jacob Acker Members of sister lodges
respectfully invited to attend
BY order: JAS s: TURPlN,
Jan Ia .-.t p al X. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16
uark-t-....oAaEruLLg RErosTED Tos rzE raIsOss

As4Es-Ar. srn ., ~ br Po., With su, sons l00 o.
isO Peer. q as lis a. "a.
COrrOy-r..s. a0t. e-ry .clls oa'.sss bat - muks,
1rn s.-. so os.~. - Saturday, prces
FLOUR AID nEAi-rLsfs ar 1-ntcd of oar, bat To
app-. ara 2r-..ng nd met fss-npuons I'd
-,o-r b. sa hsa 300 3o lc g
export T- quotations are 'sf = 1r 90 CON
- So 80 r. ~ a. - r sni strat
scs Wssfu, ssd.8 Wsst.fs isd. IL
a. q Tor f.vof- Ws,fn lsd5 - or y1rs Gsnssss acf 81
~. .b Rs F9urs s. sn1 10 b5s Jsr,-y hssl a. - -
GHAI>I1 4-.t hers Dlt uts sork Sales 10 nusa Os
s.s.s 51sl sout Rsd O. &c Corn = :.
r3c io, n1rsd, ol0ofc iof tsi
900 sp. &c is s.~s 80 bah Barley aad
c.s0 iLs sfsr 9r AR or. Afs sfAD1 cnsrst
PROFlsOSs-T1s msst or Fofs nrn, sh saes - ,os a.
ssass 81 o Pfm- sad n--. Il B-si thsfs 81.
DO Bee png.s terms Lara sfk- tsn.1c
"a urreusat 1p-sr8 5sss Boss ~ 1,r ne at
10 sass 1s.. snd - % u ~ SIDES
~ rocc 1sr.1d s'n sass 800 ~ 600 sores -
/ a. s. iof eora.on al 7rms sat. danes
| lDsACCO-Is 9 AR r-qu-.t, sn1 - z4rrst . lra-
| HfcE-stss 10 e,st a. ~ %. atsf ior PRIME $780,.
lRoS-Ps 80 s.r s-ry cal. snd e.curs s.s- ~
sa 9 6al-rr- 0,lsf 5raacs SCAT a. 90 - cah
| 5--s sf- -lfr-y 1orlraI - 80
0tL-rle ior L1seei much 1rs-li-s, snd -
9rllrs ssr- b. T. 'tstet MAJ % Good - . .
.ao,x Wlss trn. a. r>pofts1 od~f- Ls-i -
Crls. sem Manufactured " l,sr 500 g. "a
! 0 Lad. 80 Co. fsi-s 900
CROCERiEs-s- request fu - taee q Toll gfccs
Lts 20 70 r. ccse- 81 SECS aids q
| a. rrsrc1s errss. al 80 tr0ul Hsrals 49,
20 hss go 90 a. -, 10 stss o.. 90 SHE h---
re ~ al 30 e. IS -frts sr- i4c ~
/ sa.-. nc 80. 49, "a usftsi fru.
IINg-ssss 20 cs-ss e. 20. csfl
TALLO~-l.-c ~ goa psrc.r -tn sa-s 800. D.
wHsKY-l, D.s - oa.1 a. grsoa ~'A ss.s 90 ,5s-
| Drlfse = u So. mail Ld2c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

~ THOMAS CAHNLEY was last evening
nominated for Sheriff by the Wing County Cor
yention He led on the frat ballot, and kept ieao
ing stronger and stronger till the seventh "nen
he was nominated by a handsome majority Ihi'
preference, in a keen competition among seVefel
Of our vorhiest and strongest Wings Tor the oes'
ofHco in the City, argues a popularity winch We
trust the Election will signsly confirm
THOMAS CARsLEr is empbstcslly man oil the
People. He has been working Wing ever since
he had a vote, giving bis time and his means
without stint for the cause, though dependent on
hi. daily exertions for a livelihood. HIS efforts
and personal popularity have often been put 70
req1istion for the Wing cause as a candidate
for Assistant then Alderman; but be never
tall now was candidate for any desirable
station. When he first consented 70 run Tor
Alderman Of the Twelfth, there had hardly
been a serious effort made to carry 1t Wing Tor
several years bat he came within hundred oil
an election, the next year much nearer, and Tie
third was elected by handsome majority he
would have been reelected by astill greater II he
had not declined Faithful to his friends, tolerant
10 bis antagonists aud generous to all, we shall be
sorely disappointed II he is not our next Sherh'
tail events, it shall not be his friends fault II
he is not
The following were the results OF the several
bailots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

Loss o. rHL ScHOoSER jobs A. SUrrER.-The
following are the particulars OF tae loss Of the schr
John A S0ttsr Of Warren, r. L. IN the Straits Of
Magellan. bound 70 San Francisco
This vessel, commanded b. Capt ,anus 2. EDDY
from Warren, Ri ssnore % nal rock s-et AZ
Tarnsr Hsrbor 10 the Straits Of Magellan, &, clock
a. night On lae -i-n Of June = tnlcz snow storm,
vita the wind blowing gale from the eastward The
schooner Immediately b ged AID re1 win water, and
fell shore. and Tie ofcers aid ere" Ill much CT
fculty succeeded Ia getting from ne wreck On 20 Toe
rock and saved two barrels o. bread very little cloth
lng square sa-l and boat The crew Temaired 10
tas coallfsn the rock a.. night during continues
snow storm AID hard gale tie SEA treakins nearly
over ne rock much Of the time some u tne men hay
.1s taeir feet and hands frozen Az daylight uexi
morning the wind ssa,sd tho crew 40; on board the
wreck and oy cutting through tie caoin and deck
succeeded IN getting some more q taer perscnsl e.
fecrs en1 pr0visiCrs. AZ An. ne brig Aceclsn Of
Boston being IN sh; sent boat o. % h-r for asss.
sac ilnue lis,ely came - Isrsr Hsoor, which
q IL place q t1e wreck al hands then got On
board Of rer s1c arrived In Czlso Toe 18Th dag
August Tie following are ne names Of the cce~ o.
tbs Joan A sat,er.
ssmae. Eady, msst-r Jeremiah Joles railing aas
ler Eli.ns Pmrr-y 90 C-csr Joseph NJ PAGE z
otc-r. Charles A Andrews. q of5csf, Ato1ir.n L
sn.w, cOlk rsUuel = Randall. carpenter. E1~arr
Williams, Ezra % Cr-l1 James Z. Ccid. l.ssc Li1cs e.
P-llr Ran1tl. Il0nss X Pn'1n@s. Jol1 Il q a1clr.
AK Z. Cl-npl., H-nry ?. CO. Jeremiah COT Jane
s.lno-, Tr7uiss Psller. ANA NJ Ai-y, Josepa I
stsus sesu-n
TIE Two .asE "a NED seAnsn, Alytn n. hl.g and %
serh 4 Adams, went On board zee steamer L1icorn
az ANA Harbcr. All tns arrived IN tne Acadia;
a. Caso, and Ell 10 sad yesse f3r California sep,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

ReceiDn SINCE Satpday-HLouR. 1000 bbls
WHEAT. 5000 bush Com, 1900 oush. BARLEY,
1000 bush-Ihe mail et Tor FLOUR 10 stu IN favor oi
the buyer. and toe demand IS but moderate lne sales
sre but 500 bbls ~ previous prices In WHEAT there
were Gales OF 900 bush fair Genesee at - IT, lhoTe
II, a steady demand for COIN, and We notice sales o.
1900 bushels Western Mixed Al 81 g r. Inc ihqui
49, IT, B.ntpy IL very active Some 40 Oc0 oushel.
oh ranged hands including Two rO~ed, ~ ac3 dolc ana
four roaed II CI0t4.c There we're large lots Of bar
ey and Whea. ofonns on Change tnis m9lnins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

vEENoSr-rhe Legislature Of this State me,
at Montpelier on Tharsday lsst. Wm. c. Kit
rsdge, OF Fsirhaven, was chosen Speaker Of the
Houseby 81 msjority--whig Of course. The Sen
ste reelected it's Whig officers by IA majority
rhs vote for Governor WAS then counted. and Gov,
Coolidge found to lack iAirfy s'T Of An election by
the People. Whole No. ssseel Gov. Cool 50
wss then elected in Joint Bsuo; OF the two Hsnsel
by 81 majority. SO with the other Wing Stat
Oscen. 1t. Gov Pierpont had 81 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

AsSKxsrioS At MosrRssL.-The AsssT-e Is
IA. organ Of lord Eislns Government In the French
Language at Mou,resl Ladser povernay the editor
Loxer Csnsdisn hss had bis share Of persecution
va. prescribed BY Lord Durham ia iSs and rem Aned
for years on thi. side the lines lie IS doubtless io'
.oa.x.ron TO The United states . his individual zen
,,usn,. su, the Mss~vs sOes far'her-n publishes tie
vso.e OF the address and signatures in Freneh Trans
late. the comments Of friendly journals and ''ss not
one disspprovips word The British Ministry ~he
their sdherenls IN ece evidently eiSide1 IA se"n
meat about tie Cansdss. When the late saf neh''
Psrnell wss 10 office, be psehsaet wofs N wac1 n'
.Sxi.~s r.sIsnd 10 give up her North American do
.,iaions Conmissioner F0nolanqae's paper NE Les
los Eza-ia<r takes the ssme course, and NJ Cooosn
10 ready to bold up both hands ioF dssoiauon ~ 'ns
sxistips connexioa 10 Montresl. the coArer HTs4a'
(;,,as aud gssess are for separation from britain
,bs Tyansria 10 loyk ditto the Pos and perhaps one
o,Asr jogrss- 10 Am1w 10 more zee saan NO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

~ Old Tsmmany did the Wings Of our City
a good turn las, nj hit in nominating Aid. Hatfield
for Sheriff When tho news reached broadway
House. where several hundred Wings were IN
attendance on the doings of our County Conven-
ton. there was a very general buzz OF sa'isisc-
ton. twas remarked by Loco-Foco-lste can
dida,e for the Sherihalty-tha, poor man stood
no chance now Tor good nomination In Tsmms
no and the subsequent defeat Of 0rser coafrm:
the statement.
Bu, getting nominations and getting majority
Of voter are two different things, as Mr.. Hatfield
learned in his own Ward last Spring To b
beaten by dissaection in his own party may BE-
auybody's luck, bu, to insist on swearing In an'
holding an important Office for weeks on thu
strength of clerical mistake in the returns Is no
the right thing. and the People will say SO W.
sh.l be mistaken il they do Mt say It TO Mr. ha'
Geld three weeks from this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

~ Our SUPPLEMENT 'o-doy contains, IN al
diiion to the letters Of I'VE European correspond
en,s in England, France and Swilzerlan d. letters
from Canada, Panama, &c. and communications
from friend Of the ArtUnion in tart reply 70 tne
Home Journal, friend Of the Jesnits in reply Il
xcaasier, a Dirge by Phebe Carey, &c. &c
not to speak Of sundry Editorials The supple
roeot is rather the better half to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

q KNOBS Hats are .-id 70 Be ..si As good sa.s a.
p-s-tLss. Il Broadway a, higher price. La. th-
Quaker =ao we. asked Tow be made money 4 Re ,old
hsis ess La cost replied .aas Re I'D }, b. senz a.
enormous quality, KsoK se.s Al enormous eu..aty-
Cause ~hy In he sfsg pace ae sGverusss e-lsn.vey
- Which n.4cs = becomes Known sverybOoy sae IN
~ asxs Pscs se s=-s better Ia Sof 10 oasy lh.n
ot4x fskg s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Octi5-6 r. NJ.

P,ceiut, siuce Safarday- 0,o00 bbls :
WHrAr. 5000 bush CosN. 4 500 bush There 1, but
moderate demand for FLOUR, and quo.suons rule 10
t.vor nj Inc buyer the sale. are 600 bbs. Michigan
AZ 44aSi ~ The supply OF Western Mixed
WHEAT 10 larger, and the market u heavy no sales
OF moment trsnsplred Conn is IN fair request with
sales Of $500 bushels mixed western Al -Go' cs
sale. Of oars are making At 81 cts Ohio WHISKY Is
quoted .3 cts There 10 no change In fREiGHrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

PRlcxs or IELEGR.FHlNe N ENGLANp.-tne
Lossos Tirass OF sept IS coatSins statement Of TIE
places in England ans scotland Al Which TIE EeeiFe
Telegraph Company have stations ey are some y
o. o. ia number slsc the rates OF ieesrsphng whiea
are for every - words, cents per nile for me nFs
50 cent for the next - and Tor any distance seJou'
100 miles. hslf cen; Per mile. These enormous
charges are the result Of close monoPo'y, ~siei
America is happily tree from through the eom?ennoi
ofvsrOus inventors A,LoDdon prices tbs Parssrss
sent on the wires from New.Nors u Albany wo-S
cost upward Of Nine Dollars