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Pert OF Now York, October "a, 1850.



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BsI::Sw San TTsnS.Sc Ogden; C,rS;
schumaeRsI John Benson. West. Havana; stursss CO.
Atlantic. sinnott. Ghsilss,sn, Irwin s.,,,,..
s.sI %1d;S ss yGsp SiIdns
sshrsGIrist us Wh.esi M.asofda. Hunter. HadOy.
q; s sar s ,sr
born, Rshmoad Globe, Sinus Phl.dephis; Abbot. Law
an aG Boston
RM steamship Asia, Judkns, Liverpool Oct l2sh, AZ N,
with mdse to CuIsrd Jr The arrivedas her dock Al
stean,hip city Of Glasgow {Brl Mathew. from Glas-
s1s Su Belfs shs sS Al $50 NJ and ar
SANDY Hook the I'D making tho passage
and passsnse sesymon SS
sseamshiP Isabel Rollins Charleston, 81 hours, with mdss
M.I1on IEssn.p L,srcSoi SEP, - with ad:s and
- saw ship New York. AA.shA hence for LvcrpOO 18Th,
lat a. Ion o. cav chip fides, Peabody hence for Liver
Ship Ohio Phillips. ersenoek sert 18th With md.. and So
char ged sisnAs with ship steering showing red white
sss W, R sni With t.. asn Ss.a
ship Southport Savannah day., with cotton.
nc TO slurses Clssmsn Co. 2Dth inst. at - 81 lon ~
out w . '-''
BARK Robert Morrison Smith Buenos Ayr,s Aug 2,d with
hiees &C. TO Lelssd Zimmerman Davidson Aug 2i, of
Pon lndis, Rio de la Plata spoke bark Argentine Upton
sie6 GaicTnis vim the spTsas
%s same fsss paiss
tue letter VI an uit lat 2Si6 Ion 81 S.
more; sh inst lat 70 as Ion So So expSrsnosd hurricane
iren 81 which shitee 70 Nw sprung fore tOPnas sPh'
B,Ik Chsce Cove. sssus la Grsnde. days. with sugar
Eark hsra sorton buhisy, saVannah asayS with cot
Bark Edwsrs Madison, Charleston days. with cotton
Big Brcnsn (Drsml Korer Rio JanerO, with coffee 10
Colun.tus r Bremen for NOIeans; 81 inst lat - lou
60 e,rerieneed hurricane from Sc TO NV ssOvs buiwArk
sris Doyns' tBr Powell Galway 20 days in ballast and
los psssensIs 20 Barclay LIVINGSTON. No date tat a.
Ion IS, saw chip sheridan. hence for Liverpool
Br troTt Brl Holmes, TURKS Island, days, with
Sri. Wfn Jones T,lsr Msieira Il days With wines
70 Rtlgh P0st oot ~ lati loo o. spoke whale ship Nc
mcn rs With 600 IBIS oil alsi lat q. lon 10 80 spoke ing
smJinN, (ef Duxburyl, from Martinique fer postsa.
lumber, 70 ssitia5d, PHELPS \ Co.
BrF Wilson Fuller Lewis Savannah days with cotton
Big iors,.s lei Thomsassn, Henderson, Tho..ton for
Rum Key pat nto This port, having Aesk l,h
sehr FIsleh, Latham, St NarAs 10 days With mdse to
sshr Matilda wells, Griffin chariestoa sI days with
Bshr Ellen, Desrpe Boston, Gays,
sohr Splendid, kewbcsiu, portland. days.
s: sf 5 5isPgS s sis'E ss Grs s.g days
sebr Betsey Pearee, Rhode,, Roekiand, dsyr.
ftbr Cora O'Ne, Gloucester days.
sehr Wm Pezn, s;srlirg yirsinia' says.
schr Tllieott futile, Baltimore, days.
seLr Richmond, Dearborn Richmond, 4 days.
EeIow.
Also. one brig, unknown.
Sailed.
sttsmLip Europa Lterpo Oh chip Constitution de- and
others.
Thoraehe sAle pe witt catOn. fer Liverpool la, aa-
ohored AZ the sW spit.
scr 2,-wini during the d.r fr'm thossE. ,sd lsA.
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On Tuesday ed instant, after short illness, THos.
McCosKEY, aged 10 years.
The relations and friends of the family respect.
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, Thirtys' cond street and Tenth avenue, on
Thursday, Gath at O'Clock, z NJ.
On Tuesday morning, the I'D instant, RLIzAsErH n.
GRosHor, in the sixty. seventh year OF her age.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from St Johns Church, Yonksrs,
on Thursday morning the 9th instant, at half past
ten O'Clock A. M.
On Wednesday morning, ed instant JAMES II, son
OF James G. and Mary Ann Lightbody, aged years
and months.
The trieEds of the family, and also of his yraSd.
father James Ligbbody, requested to attend qhe
funeral. on Thursday afternoon, Gath instant, at
O'Clock, from N o. SIS Market street
Monmouth, New Jersey papers will peass notice.
On Wednesday, the 23d instant joins DwrER, aged
years
The friends Of his family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this Thursday afternoon, at
81 o'clock from the residence Of his father, oorners q
Dock and Water streets Brooklyn. without any fur
ther invitation. His remains to be taken to Plabush
October sd of congestion Of the lungs Felix II.
CoNKLIN aged Is months, youngest son OF Captain
Enoch and Henrietta Conklin.
The friends Of the family particularly requested
to attend the funeral ut 81 McDougal street. Thurs
day, oath inst, at ~ o'clock p NJ.
On the morning OF the 18th instant on board the
steamship Asia the psssage from Liverpool of con
sumption PETER WILSON, Esq late Of this city in the
forth fifth year of his age.
At Clarence, New York, Oct. 90, Hon. AMOS WRIoHr,
aged 90 years
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HLeAsTr sept s-AIr Norge PSris Dsaia aad sid 2s.h
AssryEnAp oct 2-Arr Olivia, Bsrl,w. and Clauaius.
IyiEpsFs Oct s. sis superior, stsS,rs ChsrI.,,5S
AucKIASD NJ. April 2e-Arr 1nchinnan, Psarce sFran-
BHror ost 4-cld zsr,tan. Chase SYOrk land Nd rom
SD from Pin Dot an Bell Rock, Pen4ls,Ou Norl,an.
BoRpsAvs, Oct AR! Lcu,se Caroline, Trathsn Nor
Bs,sSRHayTs. Oct lar Beethoven. FrsrioAs Baiti-
2'i fy At sS S sS &
Ss hras SsS Mailer Ives S Rs
SSS. Sos. os' sss;ss,.: ri S:s sE EEsi
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rii Chs. sei5sy Sso 'P Pas s I ssS
a. iss psu,sS 8o.e ss o,. ss
N0rans. Fassed BY %, HAns. JAbsrs. Srork f5r Ham
sss7 ylar s rss; sy ..
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s spa s fer ia as Fa san s.a
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nslSs Emperor Psdrloi Nrorh 7,h splsn-
TOF No'i Tsih gsn rean. r'rAn' Charleston. Sid
Adv huerican Eagle D0ane, NYork, 18Th inst Prince
Albert Meyer 20 fltt Devonshre, do 2sth aron Paine
BssHvse, %, b u ts-Arr Heller. slcmsn t,l Psus,n
NYork. sid "a Gutenberg. Peters, NYork.
iviI os ClJ ou,. Nsdors, Anss STOrh reported per
hsrS'sT. oct Arr Leila. Stafford, Baitimore
Ifvsppoof 5-Arr Cora linn, Lambert Work Ve--
mont FAIRY DO; 9th, Asia tsl Judki.s do 7th, Adeps
Pile DO; SIN strNhl, yolcknan End Wsshngton Page Do
eth Harriet Jessie oeunor Lazy sale Tallgrh. sad Glen
Intd Ter idg 4th. OREGON Heron. NOreans Henry Clay
san Ao,gor Hsh aud judah T.uro Neksrson. NOrieans
Onward. Hssley Nyork; Intrinsic MFAlane ssvsnnah;
IochTsin Csste Poole Staten Island sad SAVANNAH 7h
B,tn Ms.v Iurt and Colombo, Gtrrish. NYork; Anslo
Antric,r Wittor postor scotland Hapkins Mobile Mon
o'as. Bddle. Canikiu rhadelrhil; Dadem, Henderson
SFTsnciseo; Socrates supple eo sh Teondroga Farran
kOresptt Ietsors colt. NYorsi Pane, Orkney Are
,ufra Ashes Frsncisco; gth, Sarah Bridge s,rout
bs inors. cnton Of the West Hsst and Jaconio hiar
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cd srs as Beueh'on Dosne. Nofe.ns sth, Phitena
Hrhsrt NYot Aueuftus Lord Bsltim Masses Whssl-
er KIM pcston 7th Rctt Wa Marion Apaacheoia Ps
ttst ptuiy Gordon NY rh sth si'iades Nllissn NOt
iesr Thes pfo'kcrs knowon %; 9Th. Philsua Hnhsrt
NYrM rth uaftshorr. aud Nara hon, Tyler Do; Laay
o. he L.t.. smith. Charleston
sdfth rery sBrlde SEN franoseo; .merisa Lasrsnse,
tnd kdbbprfh Tayicr NlcrN iiaushton. naaas; David
Cart, n M'Lea end Isdy Constable Dasson. kOrsaa-:
lc' usIrick Atans Nf,rh ihcs Perkins. Conn PhiiA-
del tis
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Hn6suss Ssn FtAnciseo 7,h Artosio Bs1rd Do vd Sas
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

" fuN EsnAYt october 2B,--6 Y. VI.
-tIorr-The market for State and Western
four less firm, arising from the large
aud prospective together With the adyan fregh
The demand was limited for aud moderate for he
hone trade, For Car aiian the market greatly de-
pressed. The sales oaly gU1 bills 81 6
sales have been made 81 ~ ST bbl. st IS q 81 -
2suTtrnei si5O 81 Gg tor common straight
MIND TO straight brands indiana Michigan and Ohio
81 - S. for pure Gencsce Holders q Southern Flour were
very hm, while transact confined 90 900 bills
Gliding mixed 20 Straight brands Alexandra. Biiti-
more. GEORGETOWN and Richmond. In Rye E7oAr
Obstryed particular change; 200 bills. sold
o. t Corn meal was upsltersd. With sales Of 200 half
tl sad rds drifd and bhis. trssv ~ IS
arrivals IN prospect very larse and the rsrit
taty depressed The inquiry fr the tsst rrrttv tr
win mocerste demana ior export restrictet vss y
the aaNtnce IN ireishts We noticed sales st 100 1d-af
miHoa Ollie at 81 600 bush looc Gs-rcs. a. 81 o. EHH
buth Canat ian mixed, w bond o. gs al yl ara i goo.
90 prime hshisae white - 81 % 81 ~. Rp sls iria
trmJ AZ tsc.a1 lc. with safes Of SOD iaahe.'. Hsf
VS. less plenty and vas much tu1uit4 'r It 5'c ,c
1herewss Oats ote TO-DAY tcA ri0cs Suffered
atlight reduction wenaw quote s.st aHt tsUsd,a g.
Ncs f2c3 and Jersy az use fVs rha rHcsirts 80
have been hight vlle 81 a uU lara Parcels,
and holders ave advanced their pctvtUrs rtch
eis very unwnsly -ubuitted " ,fcratons comprised
l"u bushels at aso G6c for NostCsn mixed, and Goo.
61c fer round yellow.
CoIIoS.-1he gales to day 900 bales The Upland
cctons freely offered easter to bay while
bEi t0ttcns Nere WITHHELD We continue hgurea.-
IIyERpCOT. a. A.
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by LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PmLAUELPHiA, Oct. %, 1850
a Woman Kidd The PALai,phia aud New York Po.
lice SystsB--T5e Sare Case, g..
About two o'clock tzis afternoon, apple woman,
named Mary Welsh, had some words " ID James So
mers, wAo keeps q cutlery stand on Chestnut street
wharf when cha was either struck or Kicked By
him. She went a few steps round tie corner 20
the avenue, where she sat dewn and in few moments
fell over; woman went to her assistance and on in
curing what was the matter, was told that Somsrs
had struck stuck her. In few minutes after the
poor woman expired somers was Immediately arrest
ed and taken to the city lookup. The Coroner is
now engaged in holding an inquest. The real name
OF ths accused Is James Groves but he also known
Soners ard Ford, He Is married man and has seye
raj children The deceased enciate seven months
gone sLG the accused is chars I'd with being her seo
GER She was not more than twenty years OF age
Mr. keyser our new Marsha OF Police, left the citv
to day, for New FORK. for the purpose Of obtaining
such information may assist him in the establish
ment eff permanent system here The Boar o, z A.
lice met for organization this morning According to
the ratio hxed by the law Che number o! police
will be about 100, who 10 receive $500 per annum
Emtry. the stabbed Yesterday a: the German
bal, in the Northern Liberties is stu alive but his
physician. have no hope Of his recovery. Capt Bin
der and John Babst are in prison to answer the
offence
The slave OF Cecil oliver ct al, VS. Weakley ct
al, was given to the jury this afternoon, snder
chsrge from Judge Grier The amount Of damages
demanded for the value Of the slaves that escaped
$4,000.
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Passengers Arrived -.

ITrsrooI-steamshP A.,a-as n.bieh, and Lazy IN
,Gso lay and MRS sIS n:
ns s.avsr Id Day ' NJ s..
Lew lady Bel Lay wbsr LADY and family
L"ra saTs Kerr Col Mamie ;sTyss. h cs
isi,a " PI.EP JKSnSs. cifSn Ss'5. GA; Lasss
DahhsY f Essa
Ec haAST 6 5asshn p,rsson pgoGs
%sfs:.sn: SGSt6. 6slieqr wins. asIsS.%; TSuss
SIesl1 Iahis. Gordon 8%9T5si, How: [ss.sa
R1 5 Scspi rgR
merle Merle PeIebieT Js.sr:nsad sosnss nasyee Par
nsrs sHSr br Hstsi bison saiiofsit Eissa.iad n
I R: Free fsisin Ms:
nsts.n M. esehsih sPa a,s sh,laIsncl0ts iIs
CAP, s:S; w.;SsPi Nl.s srn SsTSaSa fsy kSns:as
JG Fletcher and aay Rev 2;hsr Mrs Esoa Miss snss
Mis- Jane Robertson Mr. Watt, lady and family, Hood
&
hart. and li' s and
family, BTyson, Mr. JohastSp KirsPatrok M sutton,
SPK , f.sr:oa az hs sa %l any
az a
Asa & @ ss wG GAss
w'SR
Brewers heMudo, Barnard, Yrs Goddart and family,
fsn 6imssead Rev Hamilton Hss,rs Mcguire, oa-
:c . oe Berry, hsnsH hs ae,:s a.
W Smith. Kendall Miss Strap Mrs Barnard and child,
Messrs Smith. G. }. Conway, Ennis, Laing Mem
Gowsn Capt Saunders John Lyle Rob. eol,ls Mrs Fer
Miss Krysy Mrs A Henderson. Mrs n Peel
CHHA RLt sTor-Steamshp lsabel-b Arnold, hogan
wolf, WIN kcDermOtt, Mall, John Chadwick Frasi
cns.soo:HsS!r olie-osp. R Ree.r..o. and lady Wis.
Robe tsop Miss Rol e.tsen o. Bradie, Mr. Knott
NJ Thous n, Mr. Below Mr. q Vetoh.
BUyros AYRB-Bark Robt Eorrison-Dr hoKennedy and
son. Don Miguel Ottps A Moore.
MADEIRa-Brg VIM Jones-Mr Gardner Dean,
League, AntonioJ Dias de Gosnia Albno de Siva-y
the steerage.
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Theatrical and Musical.


Bo~ERr THEATRE. The excellent drama of Z" Put
nam continues still TO draw large assemblsges 1t is
put on the stage in such spsndor and the acting is
80 effective, and rewarded every night will enthusiast
tic cheering that it will likely have long and very
successful run.
BROADWAY rsrArnv-The engagement of Miss Char
lotte Cushman will terminate Saturday. Those who
have not seep her in the character OF Meg MerIliss,
should embrace the only opportunity which will be
offered for some time.
NiBLo's GARDEs-The entertain me nts at this beau
tiul garden comprise to night three OF the most
tul pieces of tho Ravel Family This tight rope with
Leon Javell the Venetian Carnival with Mar
setti Mr. Berlin and Mr. Brilliant and the gorgeous
pantomime of the Green Monster" are more tina
sufficient to fill this house, which is crowded every
evening.
Burrows THEATRE Two xcellent pieces will be per
formed tsnght, At this house. Speed the Plough
aud the Bold Dragons" with Burton, Blake, Mrs
Russell and Mrs sksrrett cannot fail to attract an
ov.rcroWded hoose. Go early you want to get
NATIONAL THgArRE.-The entertainments at this
very popular establishment will commence this even
Orphan of Geneva
MiNERyA RooMs-Loomis Panorama Of Cuba pro-
nouIced by artists in this city be the best pano
rama ever executed, attracts large audiences every
night.
NV York AnrHIruyArRE.-The improvements At
this establishment are now completed, and IL Is now
the moot splendid circus established in this city
TkrLsR HALL.-We perceive by the advertising
columns that the distinguished AMI sweet vocalist
Anna Bishop gives her secc Id sacred concert Sun
day evening next.
Napoleon OF Ethiopian minstrvsy still keeps his
cClient concerts Crowds visit them every night e
enjoy good treat Chrsty should enlarge his hall
accom- odate all those who wish 10 attend his per
fofn ancts.
OLYMPIC Fellow Opera Troupe attract large an
diences every night 1t is well that their nall Ia
shortly to be opened else they would not DO able to
make room for al their admirers
AhfRICAN MUsEUM.-The afternoon performa acos at
this elegant place Of smufemsnt, will consist Of a
riety OF dancing singing fsrces and vaudsvlos in
the evening, the excellent drama of the Drunksrd
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slight downward ten AGENCY; 1000 barrels sold ct
SO Vs. IS 81 for Michigan There is q fair milling
request for prime wheat with sales OF 1000 bushels
at SIC FOR OhhA Corn is not so sotve but notice
no change In Prices Whiskey-Snsh sales. at yestsr
aSys rates. Freights are unchanged.
ALBANY, October %, 1850
The past twenty four hours rsoeipts bsen toll
lows:-fleur IL 600 bbs wheat Ot0 bush corn nons
barley, soC0 bushels. The market 1our hiss been
rather hssvy but change in prices can n stissd
There IL fair milling nd for prime wheat ssles
Of 5000 busbe', at lose for Michigan Ths transsc-
lions Ia barley have been 600 bushels at $50 s6c
for two roved, and soc a SIC for four roHed.
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MARKETS ELsEyyHEsr.


TCsr0v October ?2E rchIEge To1riG shares Ttchburr
Railroad, llsi4 ll2h ~ do long Island Railroad, sod,
IL DO Worcester aud Npshua Ralrsad So ~ do Norfolk
county EaroaA ga 81 Northern Railroad "A IL 6}3 a..
PhiinUcIhis, Wilmington and baltimore Rtlr0ad. 81;
&c %. tsce.,buis hslrad ~ 81 Is Do Boston and
Vermont ard Nfs achusetts Raii 1915 a. Boston
Pro idcnce rose. " 90. Che re kalrosa $50 q DO.
Rttlroad. Ci do. Boston and LaFeu Railroad
li6 81 60. r6gtwcrth Courany, az 81 81 DO Groc4rs'
BANK U lu DO Bank 81 Comerce lU sdo Atlantic Bsnt,
~ 70 60 0ld Colony Railr 81 cog %. East Boston
60 kutaud Raircad 81; ~ do Eastern Railroad io3I.:
2ie 10. vermont central Rtilrcad 80 S saO osdenss
brrE Railfrad Bonds eti4 gsla
rgA. october STA $1,000 Cincinnati
Sc l q. ! 500 d.. DO pS S2OVn Do Do iT, 2Oi, Sgn
WOmir son ~ p; 81 GO sjvauia 81, ~ A. 81 Zoo 40
:. - ny ~ shsrts wilmington Railoaa ~ 81 100 40.
g 5 lr DO Do ~ ~; TO DO. Norris rs 201
scrrs Canal 23s. ~ do do b5 2Ut $40 40 DO bs az;
y dc Ngrr'oyn Rsltcaa 81 $50 40. Girari Bank ls 81 do.
40 10 NV % 90 .l,N do NCkshurr Rsroad and Canal
e. SD Boase-s 90 Psneslv! yanis b. eli s75i do.
h.+V - &C., "a, 40 &C. Gs i0 rs a. 90 Reading
P8iTi, IN . oct,tet - 1sgsD p,,,,-- ~. -, 80. 80
Balm, r. erd ohio Railrcaa Bopds 1851 92i macs
Barh q Rslt o do F,rmsis srd u,rcfs,. NJ,
e.; 70 81. crk aLd Cumberland Railroad sn.. '
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BALTIMORE, oct 20, iooO.
Their ia tremeu dous crowd at the cattle show in
this city All the hotels are overhowing with stran-
pers; and kpockets who sbundsn are rsapng
rich hsryett.
To.neht's Southern mail brings dates from Calves
ton to the 18th met. The citizens of lndianola on
earning that Pearces boundary bill had passed got
mn grand Illumination. The Indians were commits
ing deprvdations Victoria, Texas. The cotton
Drop was better than eIpectsd sugar was bad and
corr abundant.
Senator soule arrived at New Orleans the 18th
inst at night, and enthusiastically received by
his constituents. They formed procession, and
sorted him TO his residence, where he ma de speech
defending His course, and denouncng his opponents
This caused dissatisfaction and brought Kisses
from the crowd.
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PB0visgr there was ttcady demand FOR pork for
Canada, bile In prices stsrauoa has takcn place. Some
Loo ibis have changed hands, ~ Sl Sll uU for mess
aud s. Z for PRIME. Beef vas inasve-a lot u ii0 bbs
sold 81 s. 81 shd 81 90 s. for prime Beef hams
were in steady rCqucst 20 STRIVE ~ s2 S2 81 In lard
bste 80 les aciyy, trsnaceus not exceeding 2 bb
a. a7'sc Batter continued very lgc l7c for
eaiy. Cheese was more sasalle at 5,e g. GSc GHo'
gTrss-AnneSed w be fonnd the particulars q the pub
nc ale Ibis forenoon Imported shp Lsntao, terms
Young Eysor3 half chests, 5Gc 10 d. h3s.c.. "a Do
&c tJoo. SIC - do. f2c ~ do. &c b. 10 guisc 3io
ioe o. d. lseT 81 DO sc % Do 36k. l52de u Do
20 DO SC 20 do 5iho.; ~ do. SIC; IS do s3s a.
DO c, q 90. g o; rs DO SIC 35s d. Se 9j DO 3c
toi Hy * rs2 chests. SIC. Ninyoag S0uchonE- haf
% axe 81 DO Sic NiuryUuz Pcueh0nrs haif
lCc q az gtihng half cIs.ta
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rELEGRAPHIc INrHLLIe ENcE.
poItttcnI Items.

nYuocHArIo NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.
NuspA, Oct IS, 1850.
The de ocratis convention at Lima, to- day, nonina
Jas g. wsdswortb, as candidate for Congress in
the twenty ninth district in opposition to Jedsdah
Hosford whg This district is at present represented
by Robert L. Ross, wing.
WHO NOMINEE DECLINED IN WISCONSIN.
ALBANr, Oct, 13 1850.
Mr. Tweedy, whig. has declined the nomination for
Coperess, in WiseonHn.
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LuIRpooL-sleamship Europa-s Pleasant Miss Robin
son. ntane lady and servant Mr. May and lady Ken
tucky Mons Bourcer sui of France lady child
Eryan. Mrs newman and sryant Fest and lady, Mr.
Hail. Mr. Markwod DIR Kennedy, fhilAdephia; Mr. Grandy,
kYork st jules, Kremelberg Baltimore. bearer OF
dispatches Leopold Jonas Kahn, Mr. Blyth Mr. Par Mr.
Kunhardt Francisco John Fraser Thomas Mr. Forster
Of tnsiana; CKoeh, Monroge WitzlsOem sFrancis
Fenne Yorkshire: Borg Vice Consul Of France;
John May, of Paris; Comte de Montesquin Mr. kingston
Aehroyd, Mr. Pennice Mr. Duncan, Leadbeaer, owen,
Duncan Mayer lady 2ehlsrn and Mr. Scnio
Mr. strnsberg DIR Berhens Pembsrton Qussec Bragg,
Jr Mr. GrmshAw, hcCoughau Char teirs, Gro
Schultz, Mr. Schnspp. wife and children shack,
Hust, Thos Wallace, Albert, McNioo, Wonders Mr.
Perkins Mr. Prathol Raynor kr HsywardTota 10 Spe-
Gle, sS6s50.
LIvERpooL-Packet Ship Constitution-D Alexander z
Arnsed lady and Sarah Taylor John
X Mason, lady and son, Mr. Copeland.
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Kate HEATH WOOD for Umpqus River 18th; sohrs Ryer-
son, Doves, for PsnAns and ReAlsjo, 10Th
sAvAnsAH Oct l5Cld hrigs Flora. Cole Boston Excel
FORK. kld bark Nara Merton, Buiklsy NYork.
sALks Oct sid BRIG Potomac. for Africa and large
fset of coasters, mostly boa ID 4.
TARPAULfs Cows Oct 3Sld sehr Eliza Warren, Chesley
(frym CaSdil eE J, NYork.
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L ire at Washington.

WASHING TON, October 90 1850.
The stables attached to the late dwelling OF Colonel
Burche, destroyed by FIRE last night with three
horses three cows, &c. The fire threatened serious
destruction time, but the firemen were promp,
in extn gushing it.
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Married.

On the ed instant, by the Rev. DIR. Hsrdenburgh,
EDMUND STEVENS to Miss ELzABErH BRowS, all Of this
city. New Jersey papers please copy
On Wednesday, the Esd instant, by Rev. Henry g.
Lsdow, Of Poughkeepsie, Mr. WILLIAM HEssr BURR
to Miss JULIA ALIcs SIMosror, both OF this city
At Scarsdsle, Westchester county. New York on the
2Sd instant by the Rev. DR. Tying, JAMES IL. TorsLEr
to HARRIET WARD, all OF this city.
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Counterfeit Missouri Bills. SC,

CINcINNArI, October % 1850.
Ctunt,Ife felt $50 bills of the State Bank of Missouri
have jsst into circulation. They are so we'll exc
outed as TO render detection very difficult.
The river ell the way down from Pittsburgh is falling
The weather is damp aud dissgreeable.
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Talegrnphic Rencrf..

Ng~ OaiE,vs oct %. 1851
The sales Of cotton, yesterday we're 600 bales a.
very hrm prices. Pine new sugar Il irm At 6L aste
Finy hhds molesscs Geld a. soc.
BAtrfpory, Oct o. 1850
J 40 ibis Of Howard street lour. aud 500 Ibis ~
City rTf were sold at sea Grain is UNCHANGED
Wees PoIk SUES.
BrTFaIo, Ostober - 1880
Ths rectipts since our last have been as folo~s i.
Flour l1s0o bbs.; rhsst sToOohash coro oons Ilour
Is in moderate demand The m.gket Is heavy vita
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Court OF Appeals.

ALBANY October 23, 1850.
No. IS is on argument sherwood's argument con-
s alud,d
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SHIPPING.


NOTICE. PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ARCTIC,
for Liverpool will please be board at the dock foot
Of Canal street. Saturday Oct. 10Th, at O'clock NJ
and send all luggage not wanted the board FRI
day Oct 25h marked telow with tho number OF the
senser's berth.
ETOR LIyEKPoOL-UNITEo STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ARCTIC, Capt Jas Luce.-This Steamship will
depart with the mails for Europe positively Sa
turday 0ctoeer 2oh from her berth At the fsot Of Canal
street Alietters must pass through ,he Post Once No
berth secured until paid for Fer freight having
uneqused for elegance eomforAppiy
EDWD X. COLLINS, IS Wall So
The steamer BALTIC will susosed the ARCTIC. and