davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
CIRCULAR.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish a
Il political Weekly paper in the German Ian
guage in the City Of Washington, in support Of the
principles by which the Administration of Gene
raj IHylor came into power, and being DESTROYS TO
obtain the aid and cooperation Of the Wing party,
he would respectfully state the reasons which, in
his estimation, make il desirable and necessary
that such paper should be established at the seat
Of Government.
/. The number Of those who use the German Ian
gdage their medium of intercourse is upwards Of
Three Millions, and this number lie constantly in
creasing by immigration.
2. The name Of Democrats being the appellation
Of the liberal or popular party Of Germany, TO
which all the immigrants before their emigration
belonged, they do, OF course, range themselves with
the party bearing that appelation in this country
as soon as they able 10 exercise the elective
franchise; and the more so, as the country teens
with Democratic papers in the German language,
whose particular object and anxiety il is 10 this
Interpretation 10 the best advantage.
3. Although there few Wing papers in the
country, they bear principally local character,
and, relying for their support moro on local patron
age than on their subscription lsts they do gene
rally stand fall with the defeat of the
Wing party in their particular section
4. The Germans, however, being intelligent
and reading people, are accessible TO sound argu-
ment, and paper conducted with uprightness, and
speaking the plain truth, will be able, by degrees
TO overcome pryudices, correct errors and misap-
prchensions, and by its own direct influence, as
well as by its influence upon the local Wing pa
pers, now in existence, will, IL Is hoped, produce
the desired effect and gain the rejecting and think
ing, that is the influential, portion Of the German
citizens, over TO the Wing ranks
5. The undersigned is well aware that he has
many and serious obstacles 10 overcome, but rely
ing upon the power Of truth and the cooperation
Of the Wing party, account Of the intrinsic
merits Of his enterprise, does not fear TO be charged
with entertaining too sanguine hopes, IL he antici
pates a satisfactory result.
- FREDERICK SCHMIDT.
REcomMENDATIoN.--Thc WhiR State Central
Committee OF Massachusetts being satisfied that a
German ncwsr sper, 70 be published at Washing
ton, as proposec by Mr.. FREpERIcK SCHMIDT, will
be Of great importance and benefit 10 the Wing
party and the country, cbecrfully and earnestly
recommend 10 the Wings every where to subscribe
for such paper. GEORGE MOREY,
EzRA LINCOLN, Chairman.
Secretary. III.
BosToN, October 30, 1S49.
TERms.-THr SPECTATOR AT THE Potomac APP
pears every Thursday. The terms are TWO DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS, payable in advance.
No subscription taken for less than year. No
paper sent 10 subscriber before payment IL made,
nor for longer time than the payment entities to-
Advertisements must be prepaid, and are inserted
at the usual prices. All communications must be
postpaid. Address: Frederick Schmidt, Wash
ington, ID. G. Nov. 3-u
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
NEW BOOKS.
"

NONQUEST OF CANADA- by Warburton.
" 2 vols.
Antonina, or the Fall OF Rome, a romance OF the
fifth Century, by w. Wilkie Collins.
can Eastern Life" by Frederick Bremen.
The Daltons, or Three Roads in Life, by Charles
Lever. No. (, just published.
The New Downing Street, being No 4 Of Car.
lyle's Latter Day Pamphlets.
May4 FRANCK TAYLOR,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07

Each bolt 10 contain 40 yards in length, and be
20 inches wide.-(See samples.)
10 bolts Russia duck sample per bolt
10 do Ravens duck light do do
1900 lbs flax sewing Irvine per sample per 10
% do whipping do do do
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
CLASS No. r. Glass.

100 glasses, for air ports, each n inches in diane
ter, by y inches thick, faces 10 be polished
and made exact 20 the dimensions, per glass
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
5000 lbs. per lb.

fo,VuU IDS. per I'D.
All to be Of the first quality American iron, and
subject to the test and inspection of the Navy
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07

l0thousand inch iron cut brads per thousand
10 do !! do do do
10 do do do do
80 do scupper nails, sample do
IL sheets of brass, No. IL, la lbs per pound
do No 7, 81 lbs do
do No %, 90 lbs do
20 dozen candlestick slides sample per dozen
40 do lamp screws do do
10 yards brass jack chain, No ~ per yard
. M 3s-inch iron sheave rivets, 2 diam sample,
per nj
3 M pinch iron sheave rivets, diam sample,
per M
8 M lS-inch iron sheave riyets, diam. sample,
per M
90 M iron timed rivets, assorted sample do
so pounds copper ryets for boats do pr pound
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
ng, of the above dimensions.
CLASS No. q Copper.

80 do braziers' copper, each 40 lbs, 80 by 90
inches, per pound, (say 1900 lbs)
20 do braziers' copper, each 35 lbs, 80 by 90
inches, per pound, (say 700 lbs)
Is do braziers' copper, each 40 lbs, 80 by 60
inches, per pound, (say 450 lbs)
20 do braziers' copper, each 90 lbs, 80 by 90
inches, per pound, (say 1900 lbs)
20 do braziers' copper, each 20 lbs, 80 by 60
inches, per pound, (say 400 lbs)
20 do braziers' copper, each so lbs, 80 by 60
inches, per pound, (say 1000 lbs)
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
I4O. 500 pounds, in all, per pound.

10000 pounds, in all, per pound.
1000 lbs. 3-l6n. plate iron, II. long, 80 in. wide
1000 do do do do #. do 80 do
All of the iron must be of the best quality Amer-
lean, to be made from charcoal bloom.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07

The plate iron must be of the best quality Of
American rolled iron, free from blsters, hoows, or
other defects, cut correct tooe given sizes, and
kept straight from the shears. The bar iron TO be
Of the best quality American rolled iron, with
square edges and cut to the exact lengths without
schedules, which are to be hammered iron. Seized
ules Of the sizes Of each class Of cambooses will be
furnished the contractor. Also, the following
Wis.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
90 M iron timed rivets, assorted, sample do
80 pounds copper rivets for boats do pr pound
srroaa in iron acreya aaa, Pa nuub, pa ar rraaa

"a do 5-lnch iron Dutt hinges 90
50 pounds iron wire each No. 3, 10, and l6, $50
pounds, per pound
20 pounds iron wire each No. 4, 6, IL, IL and II,
100 pounds, per pound
10 pounds brass wire, inch per pound
dozen 3-inch morticc closet (or locker) locks,
sample, per dozen
dozen Inch upright mortce locks, wrought
iron and mineral knobs, sample per dozen
l dozen 5inch upright mortice locks wrought
iron and mineral knobs, sample per dozen
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
CLASS No. 2.=Copper.

5000 pounds 81 inch boItcOPPer per pound
so do do do do
500 sheets IA or hot-roled sheathing copper, 2042
pounds, per pound
ca sheets IA on. cold rolled sheathing copper 245
pounds, per pound
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07

CLASS No. D. Pig Iron.
so tons No. | best American gray pig iron, per
ton Of 2, 240 lbs.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN. NEW YORK
CLASS No. Iron.
Class No. g. Stationery.

GAN TO be Of the best quality American manuiac-
ture, except the IA bundles Russia sheet iron')
The bars 10 be not less than ten feet long.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
CLASS No. 7.-Cotton Canvass, sc.



wide.-(See samples,)
10 bolts 30inch cotton canvass, for cots, $50 yds
per bolt)
$50 bolts 42-inch cotton hammock stuff
sample per bolt
100 do do do bag stuff do do
$50 yards in length per bolt.)
5000 yards twilled bagging, for bread
bags do per yard
1000 yards coal bagging for coal bags do do
500 pounds cotton Irvine do per 10
% do seine do do do
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
CLASS No. Iron.

~ sheets lncn Doiier iron, say ,oOU lp6 40
25 do 5-l6 inch do say 3,l25 lbs do
Is do (660 lbs) sheet iron, feet long, feet
6 inches wide, 1-l6 inch thick do
10 do $3.50 lbs) sheet iron, feet long, feet
inches wide, Lie inch thick per lib
All to be of the best quality Of American manu-
facture
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
CLASS No. 3.-Fa1 Canvass, &c., (per
sample

20 pieces ravens duck (lighD per piece
10 do cotton bag stuff do
100 pounds flax sewing twine per pound
100 do cotton do do
Each bolt Of the canvass TO be 40 yards in length
and 20 inches wide. The canvass to be Of the best
quality.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07

CLASS No. 12.-Oak Wood.
300 cords young growth beet quality oak wood,
per cord Of f2s cubic feet
CLASS No. 13.-Leather.
sides heavy oiled pump leather, 90 lbs
per pound
40 do w. O. tanned pump leather, not
less than 30 lbs per side, 200 lbs do
200 do rigging leather per side
100 do bellows do do
10 do buff do do
10 do white oak tanned sole leather, 300 lbs
per pound
30 do harness leather per side
lOObest quality sheepskins, dressed in the
wool per skin
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
CLASS No. q Hardware.
Brass, sc.
en- pairs 4 by 81 inch brass slip

do 3 do do lamp hooks
do coat and hat hooks
do a by 3-inch brass upright mortice
knob Iocks romnlete
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-07
CLASS No. 9.-Paints and oils.

CLASS No. 10.-Sperm oil and Candles.
5000 gallons pure winter strained sperm
oil per gallon
5000 pounds pure sperm candles, short
skies pound
Cr.es No II Tnfioneru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY OeL 81. NJ.


The market waa firm st the Flfs: Board, but at
the Second Board the tendency WAS downward
Canton, however, was firm and sold at IS. Th8ro
have been some purchases Of Canton and alto OF
Erie this week for foreign account bat the pfinci
pal orders OF Canton have been, We understand,
from Baltimore. The property held By thls Com
pany valued st moderate rate il worth double
the present price, and is every year incroasiag IN
value. The Company is entirely free from DEBT.
Erie Loaf the gain Of yesterday. An election Of
Directors took place today and resulted IN the 70
election of the old Board This nsw evidence
the confidence Of the 8tooAholders sud their e4ti
NATION Of the 7auable ceyvioes Of the Presea. d.
reosorB must DO highly gratifying 10 shem. Mr
Norman White, OF the house O! " hts K Sheffield
was added 30 ill the vacancy occA,loDed by the
death oi Mr. John w God. The receipts OF tie
present month come in well and promise ID exceed
the estimates Of the Company. Tbs Bonds wosein
good demand at firm ptces The slighi doubt q qr9
sen: thrown ever all 0us 3yst cla1s paper nas dgen
considerable amount Of funds iEso stocks for era.
ploymenl, and much Of il has bean AFFORDED By
Erie Bonds Tiers is also large demand or
Western City, County and Railroad Bonds, and
the rates are free for izvestzlens evsry day. Mr.
ri. advanced to 10 ba: afservard foil Of to Ia. \
sale Of Mohawk was made At si3 which "a II IN.
proyemert snd there vas consi1sr.bls inc airy tor
Norwich and Worcester a: "a. ana ste. tta
Board sae Of 100 Shares waa mado Il -, n
Governments she iaquiFy ia firm al fall psaar
Tie Exchange marko, ia f-m fos .ao s.esns.,
with good demand. Sterling is lOl ol09. Francs
5Is3a517i. Bills on AmsterdAm, i0T Il Han
burg, 355 a36i at .he close Sterling x1s ira5y a.
fered RslOs; Bremen, so6sOI
The steamer TO morrow EiIl take $50 10 $780,.
GOO, mostly in silver. Tho London packet tooA
$4,000 in silver, and the French packet mOdey-
ate amount,
FrelshsS sre quiet at l6d for Flour; ia for 0ok,
tor About 5 900 bbs and 1000 bales vera on
gagged at these figures. Some DeAlwaisht wss
taken at l5s eos, and 1000 bashels Wheat at Id.
To Havro the packet Of the 10th i, fall. The
Seine is taking Cotton at ID and Ashes at So 70
London, Cbeeao vas taken at sos. There il s fair
business doing to California at 80 a9Oo per Dot,
and stil higher in Clippers An entire cargo Gas
engaged at 75c per foot,
The supply OF Money is very abundant and loaua
are negotiated with facility at G6 per ceat on
good stocks, and still lower on Government securi
tea Paper Of good quality is scarce and ssoood class
issaken cautiously Strictly Rrst class goes hk6 a
per cent freely, and tie demand exceeds the sal
ply Aurtioneers' paper il "a ? per csa, axces,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

cfcp essy 1e7eHed svsted skoaid ar iirther d.
ssts fIosL al47 81 y&neo e'nst1
sfsby Tor h eitih Ia, poh1R mia sde agailst US
ar Ave snail sIocks here and IN Sur pc aud .
The band OK ID tte soOd frste IN dsncho 'tsf, par
rcB sly nc hone ltSce; DstiJ n mooos ant 81 so1a
cApee Of ces0 food, lhaFe sF w+ai7et Ter
iecurD2 lie barrett, lia Efsin In he
h.l and he potatoes yield pennflly With few
pE!nI OF rot.
soir vel IN Prancs and - - lhe Dauiah affair peoos
Bsm thinG hus a I, and hsY 81 .inI esch
oher ite Lon ger before they tired bat the Dlcaes
appsa 10 Te.th5 wor.tof II 10 every elcoua.er
- Manchester they getting crresp ,ndtfg advances
Win our natke and Re sdvics from Ild, Jass hand
eEeY occHsou some purc h6si1g OF good fJE those
mRFktis
TIE Of Cotton ihis Tesk ION win perceIve from
the Circular herewith 81 Coo Ba!e OF whcl $40
specuatau and 00 for export with Il adya1ce Qaoed
OF Il e % on mddIlrs q1stes OF American Ths haii-
ness or ire day O0 OF which one third vera
OF specuso1 ard for export ard ,lncs me ates Te'e
delivered per anfc here tas bean so 'odo allon %
eel e1cep at nix her rates Our Virginia fecd should
cover biz by Purchases for he "a doomed to ose '
ToBAcCo ia ID y Is desrer End likely fIth9t 10 adYanc
II The crop be conarmed Il 10 oeAe'ed
tia. Vrg nis i aGodncs lille mors han Will be requires
tor The United States.
The manufacturers haze Themselves en- relg out OF
stock AID all the Tobacco c IN The hands OF speco
lAicrs.
GRAIS MARKzr-ThouEh there 10 fair extent OF bust.
dcn prices do Improve bn rather he contrary
Indian Corn 25s Cd u.s., Flo1r 22s G2is United States
#hest,5 lfdG6i I'd %}7oit Yours tuly. 4.
S-fhe Iale Il to-day reach l0sU0 baes, hall OF
which on speculation and rather dearer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

srpt p 80, os 70 va. .sss Louisa ~a.y, gsa Ia
Eng, f17 NYork-
Scot p 4t % 10 lF5, Dfgd t4o Dsr o4oa report
edlln Wilmington. sc, lGr Barbados.
sssamshp Faus5a Ws:,on STofk FOR Htrfs 80 ss Of
Sancy tlook-a sa.ls
Steamship cabfa At B4st9a fee';s a4 ',',1 .'' H. A. a
In SYok sept Liverpool; h- ~ AN 4 Ia..atsr
boil large eaer sapposed Ae Cf Si Ire AfotN
fo GLASGOW
stPt57 CT Nan1cset paased standing ~ ias 9hd 70 IDS
Aug l5 ta ou 81 80 brig pa,aa Daa.l I'm Pordsnee Aug
= for Zanzibar and Mozambique.
Sept g 70 posed bars f'Fai1 Dsoyi ~
sept - d, ~ 81 oa 80 ~ la,s Jseae rom 3oesaoao f3
york
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
Arrival.

sbP Moro. (o Bah) Iarrabee Glasgow Sept aae so Daham
& Duoul7u passenger Sept ~, lat 10 &c. M Is II, Ar-e
ships The NJ has lad westerly sAles I'm
a, and has been is W of the Giaud Banks
Ship Antarctic, new Kicker Boston d. 52L3stt2 e4sa x
Co The OF luo tuu burthen and iAt=a3e o tbs Lepoo
trade
Bark Peter Deull Hove, a. WITH e5t.oa 70 u De-
m.l 3 Co. Sdmco ihbfg PhlUra Thatcher. Tor Nfors
Bark Franklin Ham ou. Tiamourg mds aad lib 71s4Ss to
Schmidt & Balchen
Bark Zpah Brown Brown Palermo Ass Is. ra, &c, to
Crosby, Croker Co
BnE Roberta Noouan St Georges NB I1a 70 F1llam
Brig Hontrose, story Machns Ids, lumber aSl'ac
Sch " Henry. Mclntire, Bath "a. lumber
Sch Adelaide Worthy, Ellsworth u ds atl,
Sch Eliza Jane Tucker, Sybrook, Stone
Sch Nasara, SpadnE, Rockland, Inns
Sch Peru, Barton, Sandwich, fish.
Sch lletd Seeey. Virginia ds. potatoes
Sch John Cooper, Lawson, Virginia dsi pGt1t1s+
Sch Zenith, Taber Plymouth (NC) i0ds, hns's' nti5
Sch IRIS, ChRce, Boston, ntse.
Sch Globe. Small. Salem, lndss.
Sch Albert Brl Wison, Maitland, Nc, Il ds srsisi7t
Sch Lanson Dean Ulmer, Rbckland ds, lime.
Sch lexington, smith, Bangor 10 DIS, sples.
Sch Gen Peary, -, Machms de-, lumber
Helena Boger Richmond ds, coal
Sch B horea Stockley Virginia d., WOOD
Sch D Gregory, Bird1al, Virginia ds, wool
Sch 81 Rogers. Ferrls, Nanssmond ds poiatoes
Sch Deborah Robbins. Washington, NC ls u1r3t sto9s'
Soop Hawkins, Jones, Providence.
Soop felea Ellis, New Bedford. oil
BELOW by pt boat New York; 5ns1nao Lud.
low Liverpool ah mdse and plsen5ets 70 Wl'n' b
Guon Also twoars vessels supposed to be packet
Also below adismased bark in tie Eastern O6ns
sAILED-shps Chae CharesOn Mad Of orean1 Gsw0 rsan5
Gala Hayr Constantine. Liverpool Southampton LoHloa and
others
WlHD--sua.ee WNW meridian do. sunset sW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.
IIyerpooI rIRTksfk,


Pc, cam5ria. LlyEkPooI, PddAy, Sept 20
DrlR Sir Your leite, Of me ID and Sd wss 3py re.
eeysd and ooR9ei for your Interesting Commercial
rieiztuce The In lhs Cotton district, have had
,heE eject On our nAsAel Or Monday AID Yusslay
ne sth ana l7lh here ralhet active demand FOR
Coaop IAleS OF the days amounting 10 s. coo bales
hall Of which speculation, win advance on the proy
ousy lowest raieI OF ID for i've days there hes beeu
e.s setiYJ and The extreme prices OF Tuesday are hsfey
maintained The market however. Is firm, and The al.
ylces per Atlantic this moment st hand see 10 confirm
the previous soeodns II gard io7ry 10 crops by
The sIe VS. u iy eXpAc there Eil vefy soop be
,fr era rsduc: Of ssIiEissss
Orr zsrteiiI est ss1itvs,Y tva 10 any al giees
ca,yfEr Eee e'shve ine ssls aid efosreela o. lbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
10 niaripers.
lnunrhNn.

Somerset 9Th insi sre sr 40 TINS, cAlsd wdaz
Nou from the yard OF 81 Esq she a su for Mss1s Eass
Hard lors and 20 % Capt Caa rayer -
we'll and iayoraby known 4 th5. city.
Bark Jasper. about SO ;Hs. j ard coppspd aunshSi
Turner Cahoon' 'hf Cope Elizabeth ncrnsk 4
9th There bark oeos ~ 70 >es York bearing K
Jlspe
Al Hamplen Me- rscel beg OF N5os My
Psce She bGh utsr The direction 81 Elijah Atwood
by Capt Daya Pierce, 0S0u, aad will be SonNasas
by b son. Capt Reubea Pjers
Boston 5h at tie sfsai ship Surprise Of Sew Yot
ii about see tuns burthel.
Al Kingston Mas h 1st 5y NJ issats Bartlett. a.apeot
ca!ed tbs Greyhound The q wSs ea Of Wits
coppsfed and fully rsed Sac b. Nvssrs b bsao ses
and cent Wnsor br, Reindeer who viii eonn'ad as
She D. EMPLOYED II the Med South Amen ls
Az export Ne about at beautiful ship 81 9iA ;as, esl
the Tam SLanter bu Owned Captains ReneArAa SSua
and Euos soue She nteLled or tho freghuns busOess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
Domest1o Ports.

%, srrar yer Ioatou a
! hartford
Reports on North POINT lin S5gaast from Csr1 " svaa
po, ,,o,bsr nr,ryys r Nh sh lg'n CABIN ,lJ bads
FI,afst l,1ss Sa, b,ie, - .a Cays u,,nef Grace
Nj .rh sonoD BuiEntan ~, t r snan.h Nam SD shp
I, ,t,n, ~ ,,1-a Az I3,s. rio IL
- '' ''''' 9A- '''' ''7 '' ~ ~
poeI0V o.- ,-.t,-1. >.,,~4 tI,.,Hor -j,, i,o. Il,
HIN, Bsi,no,. go, -. , IN Inso,, g,.y.. o 81
I{.. Az, ~ I,-.a,s Liar, Er',r,- tll Ellis
nh. Rtiii,r, ~ t,,;I,,, IA. Cuy
vi. ,. W trr ,il4,l' g.o, H. Ban,ar;
.rbs Hsn1,y An. RaS3ar II goi cor 10, PaFa
Salem MI J station Be-. Alan Tfibnns do
john o Adams Sori \ s-fr,iu Io Ff,s IS Elisa
Clark Es1oub, Enyo, rt ~ re Ps sfo6; Gen - Chase,
5, Leon Parker auJ isaus tsyn 8aa,ur Caroline = Ioppn
ban Daua5scotfs; Arst d.. +r.si ora B,f1y grswsr
ret5s CEaaey and Bdsta oq Gst, susan Bs,ef Jordss
saco Jt s,ls Juultl . ,ezor h. Comet gers Bel
fast CID baI2s ware slph. I'iona Lecr
YORK, toad Calfoma al.t Newell Pc.Oaj
Garland BIZ spearng, Ba,au,4- NIB Hncksy Ny5le
Robert Ham stein Cowss AID Br freedom, WEI
amtand Hsj Nile, Waaaaa WJtoa HS Eelen Niles Deyaqs
monson Na owe, Easn41 Londonderry sch Sea Gai rus
6Hy Eas Ihomaston Si hp join csrre 1afk Delaware 6ns'
haifet newell Grdr soarf L'vrencs, Ncteson 5terhn
DAT Enla pps and e ~'Hei Porter ~ led saturday
bhol OCT soht '=sper Staples ProTdene ' oad W
h1Ea9s l, - 5chf Daiei7 L,t,on7 de9ne
Cas- l3a, Uct f-SI 3hp .eaoFU, "eseon, N9olf
CHARLESTON, oct ftf 5r tsrtasIagns, HncA 3osioI
CD bark Aola, K-uircA SEA, ships vn 5ugs,
!rr Lfsepoo Alliance, Robinson. Lvspoo Holland frasg9h
bark hrpeie North Of Euoae lats ssOdAle, tba 'enaa
port Cubai bafks SaaGs at, New 0en4 sche haS1et(B
BrtAel H4por Island B5han 81 alt FasBs, Bamo 3amaS
Buler Booze, baltimore
EDGARTOWN, Oct AR cAso,4. Grant Haft9iq. Phh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
Nsw.Yorx Cattls Marriott. Oct

f)ssrsd, 2coo BsoYes t7oO0 scGAsrn, ths rsnatsi.f
clu ms gSss) 60 Cow lad GA7as and 500 shesp aad
PFIcBs-BrEyEs, kc-The demand slEce or asst has
betu raher more ac.v. han tho wsek Two pre-
vfons The supply IN Ina yards was lager han usas
hn no mora hSn 500 head bout could remain
diiposel CT saeI Of good retailing qaAuiea 81 loa S.
Cow asp CALVES are in COCK dsgand Al 5ensr prices,
Wa ouoie the market from 81 % 70 45sG42 80, Al
sold
S. LaEaes Slts9 6095 81. Lsit over, 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
VFhRAaras

letter from Mr. Frankn Ray, on board ship Henry tsnf Of Mas
tucAst Panama Aug IS We spoke tho Rambler aeoet
weeks before arrived which spae susan Of Nantucket
before, with 20 bb 0ou, which ''hl what CaP
RAJ has sold, max es about llQl bbs ~ OIL
Ga SBeaiorj s,b ,hp Liverpool BarSe Pae1s OCEAN, ta
sio day Courier Howanc, Partic
Aeer hoatstgsrsr taafa chip 0nttro SO % NsN
Bseo reports hsr septlo, M 81. with - eos e tasss
when "a
OF raytA Sept ship ate Sasao Rowland iedG'd,
With lto ebs p - DC eseA e The susan "osA 81 AZ sS'
naudes about si May last by the Ghas CARROLL OF New
LoDionsoNe boats and bGks, esroed da vol cams
near bensca' Down to te eT edge She pnt me- Nssais
ero 10 repair
SD I'm stouns tuu 5s }ar, E eua'aton Oeeos -sts
An English ship from DAVIS Sru spoke b- ~haaus NessA
Ae1auder Dslts4 Jan4i 10 Of Jas which nYa''el tao
whale hshus total aa dsh HAVING 6fsn eesht
by he whole deet-
spoken May as4 ION r. Ersi 500 sp July a. a'i
Head from SEP, 70 no lat u,tao socun Nh 50 lAH
wi g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
Kenny Lind al providence. &c.

BOSTON, Tues Jay, Ucs {.
wasa brilliant one Tho house Ess GRAINED.
The PfoUtdeuce Journal ssys tina! she highest *
pect.ttors " ere fully realized Toe Flute aud Echo
sopes were enthusiastically encored as also we're
tvo Of Belet,is gopgs. Il is thought ltet sns "
give another Concert there hiss Liad gives ga
Concert on Tnarsdey al toa Temple IL b2'so1, ia
proceeds Of which are u ee devoted 20 chattA2l0
purooses, and the tickets are to sold az auction 70
marrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

yVAsHIscTos, Fuesday OCT ..
John ". Coolidge Of Georgetown has , been sP
poInted Clerk in the Copsuls Bureau. Much Re ea
P t has been created among tho Loco FeG p.
cisls BY the late removals Many more n a[o al as
pected The President recognizes STA, H. D''N'1 =
0G Tse Secretary Of War invites oommanoatlona
ton1 og Army officers as to the relative efficiency Oh
all repeating pistols ,ooo .o,,,d for the ap.
rebension of Matthew, the man "n0 "'"'
Skidmore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

ULTKOTT, Iu5RdAy OCL. o.
The examination of the fugitive alavo took place
today SCOTS Guards, Grays Guard and U. s.
troops accom- panied the prisoner from the Jail to
the Court room with loaded muakets. No attempts
at rescue were made by the negroes and Others,
who had collected about the Jail in hundreds
Some stones and brlckbats were thrown at the Mar.
shals carriage, The negro waa asnt to Jail for
week, to await for evidence, when the crowd dis-
persed.
a FIRE is row raging at Windsor The Detroit
ffemen have gone over.