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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

fxrlcsiDy At COLUMBIA, Mo.-lhe Co.'' h.;c
s,"rc II that place occupied by Mr. lanes ste
S1" a,e vas blown up the cd inst by the isnt
p;n Of runpowder. Josiah n. Snort aged - was
;," killed and l6 others We're more or less
hmrned aad otherwise injured. The Statesman
ives the following account OF the origin OF Inc
explosions ..l r
goods, which were lying about the floor IN boxes
Unopened Two kegs OF powder composed part
of the stock These were received the night pre-
vious and were placed in the LOBBY near the
counter, and some ten feet from the front door
On the morning Of the catastrophe one OF fhe
kegs was discovered to be in bad order-that IS,
it was seen even through the sacklng that powder
he'd leaked from the side bottom to the tioor
The quantity was small but to prevent accident
the sound keg was placed by one OF the clerks on
top of the unsound one-the intention beng very
soon to remove both to a shed Mt the back OF the
store, where the powder of the establishment Is
kent Mr. Short came into the store, smoking
cigar, and while standing near the two kegs ire
dropped from the cigar Jas is supposed on the
loose powder on the floor, the quantity not beng
larger than gun load, and instantly the house
was in ruins The store room is very long ana
large, two stories high. Twothirds OF the build
ing the front of it, are in Enthusiastically torn 10
FRAGMENTS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
SECOND RnARn.
THURSDAY, Oct. PPM.


In Stocks the movement is again very active,
and the speculative feeling is up again. Norwich
was the most buoyant and advanced to 595 show.
ing p per cent advance. party of capitalists
have concluded that this Stock is cheap, and are
buying it up. Governments are in moderate re-
quest. Erie Stock and Bonds improved and were
in demand. Incomes went TO 922, seller ten an
advance of 7 cent. Harlem dali under full
supplies of Stock, and sold at e.. There was
considerable movement in Morris from Boston,
and it improved y cent from yesterdays Sc,
cond Board. Delaware Eand Hudson again i'm
proved, and sold at 1921, which is nearly the point
it stood at before the fall. Reading was buoyant
at the Second Board, and sold at Coz, an improve
ment of 4 q cent. Portsmouth Dry Dock took
another start and sold al : / an improvement of
z cent. Indiana Preferred Elves sold at so,
which is al Improvement. Farmers was also
steady, and advanced / per cent.
In Exchanges tie business for the Arctic has
been small and the quotations are weak. Ster.
ling is lo4 lO} for good bills good names sold at
IO2 Francs are 5. ls3 as. 10; Amsterdam Ala
AZ Hamburg, 36a36l Bremen, 8Oa80I We
cannot learn that the Arctic viii take any specie
In Freights there is moderate business doing
and the rates are unchanged Engagements of
COCO TO 5000 bbls Flour at Is lsdals 3D.; 1000
bxs Cheese. lis Cd 500 bales Cotton, IS cd, &c To
Liverpool 5000 bush Wheat at I'd 2O00or 900
bbls Flour. Is ID; 500 bbls Resin, Is Cd To
Havre the market of the lst is full Cotton is &c.
The Receipts at the Sub,Treasury to-day are
$73,OsOl Payments s35,lO9 Balance, s4,587,s72.
There is large supply of Money in the market
for employment, and the demand is less than the
supply.
A considerable Dry Goods failure is reported at
Philadelphia. The Osrego Journal learns that
two or three large produce houses in Toledo have
been compelled to suspend business They are
extensively connected West and East, and have
been doing large business in their line, hardly
inferior in extent to ANY other house in the W est
Operations in Corn last Spring is the immediate
cause OF these failures.
Only few thousand dollars OF the Stock in the
New,Londoa and New.Haven Road, allotted to
New Haven. remains unsubscribed There is
project to make Norwich the terminus Of this
road
At Boston the movement in Stocks continues
large and generally the tendency is upward
Wilmington is the great card there Money is
plenty, and the Banks discount with liberality.--
Good paper WAS very scarce.
Tie " estchestes County Bank has declared
dividend Of = cent.
The Directors of the Augusta Manufacturing
Company have declared dividend of p cent.
out ofthe profits of the last six months
Ten miles Of the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail
Dad are now completed, and il few weeks
rams viii be running between Portsmouth, Va, |
nd Suffolk
Tie Slipping Ii>t gives the annexed state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
FINANCIAL.

EHARMEB% BANK OF KENTUCKY.
& -SUBSCBIPTiON 10 S502ot0 VI Gc CAPITAL
STOCh Of lie FAEAiERS BANK hE&TCGNY-The
-rrs al he above st Bank their geas ia;s cyt re-
ceivc Subscriptions il Capital Stock 20 The OF
S5oe eco i've notice idsi Books for thar aa5pose ans
~ 11 81 lie cfice of WINSLOW, LANigR CO
s. Waist where Subscriptions WI be received until fur
u i've ,bosnd sar, e SEQ each authorized be-
sold L; rar So eac share must be pa'i nj me une OF
subscribing 81 ca Tie I'm d'y OF ja;9G5y mex, tlT5n'
ues nj lie tine subscribing may however pay tor 'heF
THIS BANK WIS chartered by the Legislature Of Henulcky
at lis last session. o saPp.y parI the demand Tor more
capital growing ont OF the wholesome business wits OF
The citizens OF te State, he present BANK & th1a ocag
@osether inadequate The charter : dott1i ~ ~ ~
ys9ns Gas thirty years TO r' with no po"S FsStYe ~
the egsaulrs IL any wise 20 aer or control II The Cap
W Stock is s2,400,0 900, OF which aboat S7eooo has
aS peen IaAsn II kentucky. ne re- due excepting me
STATE md elsewhere, Tie Bank. Win several of ts
hIacneS, Is nov n operation The Mohcr Bank Is To-
Kentucky believed 10 De favorable and To-
cation for Banking Capital The exports of tho State
horSc mules hogs, hale rope, bageiag Sc; 10 acii.
which large amount. OF Exchange Ike South aud
North are offering 10 HE Banks.
The high credit OF the State OF kentucky and mat OF heF
Banks are evidence Of what this Bank viii De the
credit and standing OF her Banks equal those OF any
ether State in the Union their notes form ~ mporsn,par
Of the circulating medium OF the Mississippi Valley passing
current from Pittsburgh 10 NewOrleans.
No Banks are better managed, their current dividends
now being from Eight 10 Ten per rent per nnnun with
large accumulaOuS Of surplus or reserve nMs and helr
stocks are now considerably above par in the market
The charters OF most ii nol n OF the other Banks IN the
Western and Southwestern States expire within the next
twelve years
The Farmers Bank of Kentucky having thirty years TO
nun will field OF circulation Of great value 10 rs
stockholders.
The management of this Bark is in highly respectable
and able hands.
The Directors think they will be able pay dividends
equal TO any other Bank in The State.
AIR Hanna the President OF the Bank now IN this City
he will he happy give any additions! information and
In found
dersigned. ~
Pamphlet copies of and charter Of the BANK
nlav be-. ind on application NewYorS Oct ~ lSo
WfNSLOW, LANIER Y co. ~ WhI-sI
o24 I'm WARD X co. 81 Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
Commercial Quarrel in baltimore.

BAITIMORE, FfIdNy, Oct y.
A quarrel has originated here among the part
ners Of the extensive house of William Howell x
Sons. John P Howell, one of the partners, pub
lished card sometime ago dissolving the partner
ship and warning the public against negotiating
notes drawn, &c in the name of the firm.
Messrs. Lennon & Winter publish a card this
morning stating that John ?. Howell had ordered
the proceeds OF two large cargoes of coffee belong
ing to the firm to his own account thus becoming
Tie debtor OF the firm to over $4,000.
They further state that while Howell thus owed
the firm was totally insolvont and only sustained
by borrowing money The same firm, in company
with Mr. Frazier of New Orleans have large
house there, ms Howell, Frazier u Co; 1t ap,
pears that Lennon, Winter & Frazier have held
bills receivable to indemnify themselves to over
$4,000
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Murkcts...C CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.


Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY, October %.
ASHES-ln Ashes there is much doing and the quo
toons are steady at 81 for Pearls and y! for Pots
FLOUR AND MEAL-In Flour The market is without
change with fair shipping and home demand Ihe sup
plies continue considerable The inferior grades are very
scarce and tend upward but the other descriptions are
heavy Tie sales r. 800 bbls at 750S4 for sor 84
"a 81 for No 2, 5a4 - for common and STRAIT steie
5O4 GU for mixed and strait Michigan. 9lGS5 for reg
lar pure Genesee 87 for so-caled pure Te extras ana
sendy Sales 500 bbs 62l Southern descriptions are
ether rer with far demand Sales lSoo Dds al 20
brands AT 9id$5 Meal s steady; Sales 200 bbs Jersey
at l2 Further sales 200 500 bbs BrandySine o.
and 50Lhds SO 80 Rye Flour is 10 with 300 bills
GRAlN-ln Wheat the market Is abont as before, but
heavy. especially for Canadian Prime State is scarce
Sales 74dobush common Geesee at ll2tc 5000 do Cma-
dn m 6 ern oQ 90 RPef gkS 9r s6m9
ouirv for shipment The sales 1900 bush at &c IN
store for We're asking % at the cose '
sales Southern have beerimade at 55@373c There is
something doing for export private terms III Canadian
PROvIsIONs-Pork is lower to-day and dull. Sales
also lower with sales 400 hbls AT Sass for Prime SdS9
for Mess. Nothing doing in Beef Hams For Lard there
heeis less activity but holders very firm. Sales 500
of season and uucliye The supplies of Dressed Hogs
are large aud prices are lower Sales at 5a5sc Butter
and Cheese Hre unchanged
WHISKY-Whisky is steady with good inquiry. Sales
900 500 bbis at &c, and % binds al 26, uslul terms
HAYThe sales OF Hay for tie last three days l0ve been
3,G00 bales ut 45055c.
oILS-Lnseed OIL is quiet at 7l075 for English and
Americana with moderate sales Whale Oil is quiet but
steady Lard Oil in small supply and firm at &c 97jc.
Red Oil is noniually 80 Hnd there is no supply Crude
Sperm Is heavy ut Roc,
TALLOW-Talow sold to the extent of 250 900 bs prime
TEA-Tlle Tea sale went off without spirit with fair
company. The bddings equal 10 the views Of the
owners and about one half the Greens Withdrawn.
COFFEE-Tle Coffee sale Went about the prices of
the private cargo sale OF Wednesday About $500 bags Rio
sold nj lOs all, averaging l04c
REsIN-ln Resin here is fair demand and the sales
are goo or 500 ties III 50Dj 70, The latter for prime
= fire.
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Outrageous Conduct of Boats Grew,
sulting in One Death, and the Attempted
Suicide of Two Fugitive Slaves.

We are called upon to record this morning one
OF the grossest and most inhuman outtages that
has ever come to our notice. 1t IS the dlabolcal
conduct of the crew of one OF the boats upon the
Erie Canal toward q colored family who were
passengers with them, resulting in the attempted
suicide of ths Father and Mother, and the drown
ing oftheir child 1t appears that the man, named
VIM. Harris, and his wife and child, succeeded
few weeks since in escaping from their master,
in South Carolina.
At Philadelphia they came under the notice of
the friends of the Fugitive, who aided them north
ward AT Albany some friends paid their passage
to Rochester, where they were to cross the Lake
to Canada. On Monday last the crew of the boat
on which they were learned that they were fUgi-
tives, and Immediately devised plan to trouble
and terrify Them probably thereby finding amuso-
ment. On Monday night some OF the human
fends, in prosecution OF their plans, went to the
berth of the man Harris and awahing him in
formed him that his master was on board the boat
and that they would surrender him and family into
his hands, Harris drew dirk with which he
was armed for selfdetense drove the scoundrels
on deck, and by his decisive manner and actions
kept them at bay till morning. In the morning
he was informed that his master had left the boat
and gone on to Syracuse but would there meet
him on the arrival of the boat,
On Tuesday evening about o'clock, the boat
came TO stopping place at the first Lodi Lock
about mile east OF this city. AS is often the
case, number OF persons went aboard the boat
AaTrS supposed tucy CAME 10 take MN, beng so
informed by some OF the crew, IN his dospera-
ton he seized his razor and drawing il torcibly
across his throat jumped into the canal His
wife, with their child in her arms, leaped after
him; all determined to die rather than again come
under the Shareholders power, Efforts were then
made to rescue the drowning family. Harris and
his wife were got out but the child WAS drowned.
Harris was Immediately conveyed to the Office
of DR.. Hoyt, who dressed his wounds, and gave
him other needul attention 1t was found that
the cut was aot SO bad as it might have been al
though severing the windpipe, but being too high
up did not prove fatal.
We cannot pass suitable expression of indig-
nation, or surprise. at these outrages. We have
IN this outrageous a!fair one of the effects of the
" bill Ct denominations, which at the least serves
to render wretched the colored portion of our +
population. We are however, happy to state
that Harris and his wife are ROW in good hands,
hat they @i be suitably cared for and as soou
rs possible put beyond The danger ct the slave
sa'eher's grasp. syracuso State Jour.
RAILROAD AcCoNMoDATIoss--The New Jer.
10y halIoad Go are about erecting commodous
aspo' at ANYWAY, upon an eligible spit between
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
The Fugitive slave Case at Worcester.

WORCESTER, MNs5. TE1ay, OcV -
Charles James Swift, the fugitive slave on
whose behalf the sympathies of the people of this
citv were much excited, has returned, His story,
however, was so contradictory, that he has again
been arrested, since which he has confessed him
self an mpostor, and asserts that 1t was the m
tention of himself and another to travel through
the conntrv. and raise all the funds they could by
exciting the sympathcs of the abolitionists.
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ncrt of Fxac.ts at Ills port for :..a week en- iiag

= IL, ff- E.4 % . 9
mcLt Ct f&ictfs II ans ho1I 't' 80 80 - 80
Ocioher 90
l,I, ~ qss-,,4s Eror- - 10 po.esh %, do
IL iI'e. af. -, s W. s7a 80 Pa1-.- 50
ne = = 't i, - n 90 i,s u n l,,g,rr3 Al 7}a
nm &c ~ ,a ~ ,a3 de- Ci,nes4 iDofl
lta iaFdi sf' no Nha.eneiai - ~ '-i
Stats ,-,st,I t-t,r - ,,, j,.,tneb o, bt4s p,rk
IS cass logo 40 i;tlnbar ~ LIT. Parl W. n ~
IS 'if,L Ia ~ 49, !, i5 70 s;tsy
Ggt 90 NE luViSGq ~ -, ~ in ,}ssi no ,,,Io,s
70 ~ ~ - ~ H. =. 6f4ss,s IS $50 fI.n.s
- ia bis Potash Is do P.arinsh so do Beef
~ ~ 20 10Y s II ~ {j id1- ~ do Psarl,s1 81 do
10 lfanzc ~ Snir5s f,rnentine IL; TO- Rec
l}ee ~, 10 -llj ~ 90 u Rr m 1i,'c,
q, aa7 iJ 555 cos-s nv yVooI "a ms RIM
Y ~ n- ', ..,s,iol y Doc ,fag.. "a
So tn y''I Lio,5i DIS Potash $50 do Resin 30 do Rice
40 do STa lgteae, - ~ ~ gs 4aL Va 80 s pcs
Jo S11g@I5 bis BEEF Is do Pori 900 Slaves.
To I,igsr-25 iaH = fis Ei,- din ca 10 cs Rce ga
lbs BGilsr itgc,o siayes; o-.,.r..
% dlo ' Si9,4s
To oo-io tbls Flonr a DO Ees1 p 1 l9199 10
# fti LglaGeT -, ....,,,,.
IT,. TO 30 G 81 gl dI 5r - ff4g p 's '' '''
To Iog,0wa, $500 bois -Four, tics Rice 100 kegs
PG ~ c ,s3 10. Rena-5ocs Rice 1913 bb Rice 40
yd Mating oQh15 M2d Cne- 32 PC. a ,5 q s2
To Mefico-2 pSgs Silks, % En- Dry Goods 22 ctses
Ma 4 n lG al 9aiI Flour do Pork 1do Mac
kerel Zoo 6% Soap 3 do Mod CANDIES 10 casks N.ls,
157 PKG 5%e o aJ 76 do ce 7 o0 ''
10 Spanish He.t Iadies-5o tbl- Flour 70 do Pork .
e coIB So 5nSs ~ MeR Loco as @ cod pepper % xssp
Candies goo do od Candies ds To6acso o s6 40
do Fif6 do Butter 4o78 eis Whale oil lfj
Paper 1900 Lnn6 s;r aO 9 Gqp on- ina do Me, D
do Beef 1872 do Pork Rye Flour, 10 do Rice 70 es
Bee ~ gass N i7 * r "G @ TO- Hams s 8aj
do Butter
10 bhA ), e'f - r non Il coils coaee D bxs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
The Remains of the Late President.

BALTTMUKT', IIIdy, VVI' -,
The remains of Gen. Taylor arrived here this
morning in charge of Col Taylor, Major Bliss,
and Major Wach and others. They were taken
quietly on splendid Funeral Car to the sus4ue-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
The Fugitive slave Law.

CHICAGO, Fnday, Ocl. ..
The City Council of Chicago has passed resolu-
tions multiplying the act Of Congress respecting
the Fugitive Slave Law, and releasing the Police
from obedience to it. This act of the City author
tiles has caused great excitement, and last night
a meeting of people favorable to the Fugitive
Law was held. the Mayor presiding. Senator
Douglass made powerful speech, sustaining the
acts Of Congress in passing this Bill and also the
CnnrrnmiSe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer.
LOTS. = CONfFTNUA

Il TION OF the POWELL SALE.-ANTHONY 81.
BLEECkER viii continue the sale OF the estate OF the Rev
WM POWELL, at FUriaaln, THURSDAY, Oct. the 3lsr
1850 y O'clock. AZ the Real Estate Room Broad.
order of the Administrator And this property con-
Of 1856 LOTS, or pnrcels of land large dimelsons
beautifully situated for building purposes KINGS
avs Deancy-place, and BayerJ, Hoffman Lorillard,
William, Arthur and Elizabeth SIS per map THE above
St Tite perfect Tlree-quarers OF tie purchase moncy
can remain bond and mortgage at per cent for three
wears Fer TtieY particulars pppY U the Auctioneer as
above. Uiis-l ca "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
Politics in aassachusetts-The Fugitive Slave
Law, &c. ,-,,... oo.o .,
The Fugitive Slave Law in Boston.


No attempt has yet been made to arrest the ~ 81,
TTbere is some excitement about the matter among
the colored population. The Slave has probably
ere this been placed in concealment,- his name is
said to be Craft, Cabinet Maker by trade who
escaped from Macon, Georgia, two years slnce'
md has heen doing business in Cambridge street.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
BvTelegraph to The Tribune

o. Citizens and strangers can examine the operation 81
,be Magnetic Telegraph by calling at NoroaS
,orns III Broadway, n. Y.
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gpANKING HOUSE OF ]. CARO-.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF LOTS IN

IL THE SIXTH WARD OF THE CITY or BROOK.
LYN-ADRIAN H. MULLER Win sell at Ah eIapao %
MONDAY, Oct a. (inst 81 Y oGiocS az ig
One Lot situate at the junction OF HamiLon'ay ana nu'Af
St having front tie Avenue of 50 feet l1caes
One Lot situate on the southwest aide Of Ibsvtno
adjoining the above ard running through 70 Blsas H'''N6
front both the Avenue and Busst O. % % Haoaay
Two Lots situate on the southwest sde " throngh to
adjoining the last described lots, and rqnns "
CGrs having front the Avenue 81 70 iee' ora Cont,
One Lot situate at the junction Of iamSiI.y n. of ~
ct having front both the street ana inc h''N' - "
One Lot the northeast corner Of C9nrI anu nuSH '''
Maps OF the above Gan be had at the Office OF the Aaco
Ger Wall-st. t7H) o"''
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All ~EMENrrS

N5ADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND
" IN NV. IIerTfGRD GRAND CONCERT snuce her
return New Yolk At ~ q, IIiLPL I a hni,,
PROGRAMME.
Observation-Disclosures Hi.'s Dream Neqlei-.han
Du,ita-i CuAndU 81 Auiu beiessf1, DodkettI
Sle.us4 Peseili aud Belief.
Recitaiye' Crude, 81 ie mo i'eii'; =,
Aria Non '' I, f.Ii '5.l JENNY i5;'.' IIT5
Quartet ior fo'l7 Z rfor rlers on TIC Pianos on
Themes ffc!a II ~ er5etr'e Hl-.l-utii@-
Messls. l,nm DreSel, Benedict aAd iIodGial
Trio (aacoolnpauiedl Fatal NJ meato.- Il i,A-
'0l0',',,''..';Si rtl.E. JENNY LiN6
Sirrors Pefeli aad Be.lsi.
Praver-''Lud ob die Woike"-DeT freys'
'i-'4' nile. JENNY Li;'D.
PART
Overture yerIi
CH'aii'a' t..:3or Pefeili.
Aria" Perche no del yeaoi'-Lucia IL p.......;
LanIleiaooF. MILE jESSY LiND. l'-'''
Aria" Il mic piano P7eparato. La lf&2zA p;;
Ladra. ,,- r. si
The Song of the Gypsy The Camp Of Sic ,,,..-,o,.
Nsod invitation 10 the Ounce 80
MILE JENNY LIND
Fun Orchestra Of sixty Musicians comprising the hrst
talent in the country. has been engaged.
me Prices ofTi3ke in the body Of the house and il the
second circle VIII be - each The first row OF me nrst cree
s. ard the remainder IN that circle 81 EYER ucAe sou
Will have indicating ana securing parlcuiar seat
Places NAV be secured at rrpler Hal! Tie American Nj
scum VIM Hall L Sons Music Store, in Broadway Jo'.
lies Music Store, IN Broadway and The principal Music
Doors open at 6 o'clock. Concert to commence at
O'Clock.
Prssons Grand Double Piano Forte will be used at this
Concert .,, &C.,
IN alan German swedish, and Their trasatons INTO Eng
Ish can be obtained in the lobby OF the fla
The Grand ORATORlO OF Hande!s MESSIAH VII oe
produced on Friday Nov ls Tickets are now ready
and may be secured Prices the sumo as the Con-
Made?noisele JENNY LIND will continue her Concerts
every TT ESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY until tnrtner
notice. - ~
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CttAMBERsBuRG, Friday Oct %
The Franklin Railroad to the Maryland lne'
about IS miles, was purchased to. day, by j. H.
Hutchinson, for company in New York, for
$1,000
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The receints s

The receipts since our last have been flour.
loo0 bhs WHEAT 500 bus; CORN none Westerndou ID
IN ia demand or the East and city trade Common to fair
are ia lriAe lower; sales OF 2oQG bb Michigan 81
WHEAT easier especially for low grades; sale of Ohio
aSp go CoR is active but without change 10 notice in
prices. fREiGHTs are as reported Yesterday.
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Court of Appeals.

ALBANY, Friday. Oct. p
Decision for term made-Nos and 80 reserved
each argued, the latter not concluded,
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M a z r E D.

On the 2t inst nj ST Cl-n by Rev Alexander s.
Leonard JOSEPH NJ COOPER JENNY A. daughter OF Nathan
Lesreon Ky DC, Gov. IA4o JOHssOs Of La and Miss
Jul,A ions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
EOR SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION

Il A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT and FARM, lately be-
longing TO Richard Barnes deceased situated in the town
OF Easchester Weschester Co New York 2 miles from
Eewfork City, Il miles from the New-York and Harlem
Railroad Depot at TuckaLoe and p miles from The New
York and EewHnyen Railroad Depot, at New Rochelle
containing about AZ of best quality land well watered
and fenced On the premises there isa beautiful Gardfn
and abundance of Fruit Trees &c. The buildings are N
good order The dwelling, &c being upon elevated
ground commands fine view OF the East River ana sur
rounding country. For further particulars, inguIee OF
W. J. BARNES &c Third-avenue, or OF CHARLES A.
PURDY, EGG. White Plains, or OF II. BARNES, on me
premises
The above sale viii take place on Saturday Nov al 2
O'Clock P 81. on The premises- OH l2I'
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RnilrOnd Purchase,

NORFOLk, Frldhy OCT ..
We have delightful weather but are suffering
greatly for want of rain
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Markets ALBANY. Oct o

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct %
The past p hours receipts have been as follows:
Flour l2C00 bills; WHEAT, $500 bush Corn 600 bush
BARLEY, 5000 BUSH FLOUR Is steady, but no, active
tTlme " HEAT Is in fair demand for milling Sales 1000
hush al lc@ll23c for Genesee Com in good reqest
al better prices 1900 bush sold at 65066c for Yellow
two1owed end Sc for four-rowed OARS are doing NJ 4o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
Southern items.

NANlio, iiidS e. me Go
We have seen nothing OF the steamship facAic
-. The weather here is thick and calm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

WnrIi cts $500, CINClNNATI. Oct. p
There is a better feeling for FLOUR III our mar
Iheyertas raised three ncheuHng the last p hours and