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The New York herald., 1850-10-28

The Swiss journals state that in the night OF the 4h
inst an insuIrectional ment took place in the
canton of Frburg, the object OF which was to seize
the town but the chiefs had not courage to show
themselves at the critical moment, and 1t completely
failed. The affair appears not TO have been Of any
real Importance but the poll nevertheless have OBJ
tanned clue to the conspiracy
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

peved, ne doubt, that unfrisndly feeling existed
between the General and the President, and thsv
imssased - matter Of course that In such case he
must be . Socialist.
Advises from Paris Of Monday evening" l4th inst.
state thst, many Of the French papers state that
Prorcgation Is severe censure the Ex-
scutivs, and that it is preparing the way Tor a
strsggle between the President and the National As
sembly. The Constitutionnei the contrary throws
discredt this statement 1t asserts that Is pos
sble for tho Assembly &c adopt the initiative for all IL
to record the opinion Of its and as to
the seditoas cries Of the troops they form for
military inquiry this sst may is certain that ne
ther the articles In the newspapers the
OF the committee have had the slightest effect the
trade and commerce of the country for the nufac
turers the shepkeepers, and the artisans pod per-
festly needless OF the storm that be gathering on
the political horizon The Reiehsseitun. states that
OF pilgrimage, called Hergott Ono of the inns at
which several hundred of them located took frs
in the night, and scarcely half of them saved
The dead actually burned to . cinder and many
were dreadly mutilsted
The Monitesr of Monday, the 14th inst publishes q
notice communicated by the Minister sf Foreign Al
fairs stating that the government has not received
report which gives the least probability to state
nent in London Aing paper, that Admiral 10 Pre-
dour on quitting Buenos Ayres the 2lst Of June
board the Afcbimede, had saused the Argentine nag
with twenty guns. and that the Argentine guard
ship lad returned the salute with only seventeen
guns.
General du Chastel one Of the remains of the imps-
rial army, died at Saumur, few days since in the
seventy eighth year OF his sge
Five socialists forming part Of the corps OF voraces
OF Ly ons have been sentenced by court martial i'm
pfisonms mt for year and to be deprived of their
civil rights during the same period.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

coats" in Liverpool, the llth instant Mrs. Fitz-
william was seized with fainting fit, and was
S0hnble TO 60 on with the performance. Mrs.
Copeland came forward to read Mrs. Fitz williams
part in Giralda.
Advices from Malta, of the I'd instant, give the
following naval intelligence
UNITED STATES SQUADRON.
En- route from Naples to ospsszis.-The Independence
frisate, bearing the flag Of Commodore Charles W.
Morgan Mississippi steam corvette, Captain Long /;
Constitution ffieats. Captain Conover.
At Messina.-The Cumberland. Captain Latimer
I'm route to the North sea.-The Sc. Lawrence, Cap
tain Pauding.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

Advices from Offend announce the decsase of the
Queen Of the Begians at quarter past o'clock on
Sunday, the llth instant The following Is extract
nom the bulletin which prepared the public for that
melancholy svent:-
on the night OF the otA inst, the Queen had few
hours OF rest, but st o'clock the morning OF the
10th, crises came, In consequence Of which her
Majesty fell into a state Of general and fatal
Prostrafion After . time however, she rallied and
regansd sucie Mt strength to converse with her con
fessor. Although exhausted to the last degree she
retained possession of all her mental and at
o'clock the afternoon of the 10th she received the
communion and the extreme unction. She met her
nte with heroic esignstion and though prey to the
most excruciating pain, her strength Of mind
20 far that she could console her deeply afflicted hus.
band
Her Majesty Louise Marie Therese Charlotte I.a-
bella Princess Of Orleans daughter of the late King
Leuis Philippe, was born at Palermo. the Sd OF
April 1872 and consequently in the seth year
her age. She was married on the 9th Aug, 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
Foreign Ports.

Aratst Johr NIB Nov 49, brg4 Daniel un;y Coass Boston,
Portland Scott jo 73 brig Albert Robinson, Bath ac Wesen
Bs-ett Portsmouth, Alaba ma. Wall Boston,
At Angostur Sd INST bs Bolivar Brem) for NYork 10Th orr
Mnnssna ut Sereas Masury FIN and for Boston
few days John Marshall Collins FIN ST Jgo 9TH Tor an Eastern
shelburne. Standard, Mckenzie NYorA
AR arbor Grace NJ about the lst ut brig water "ch
CD al St John NJ sh ul brig Susan Boycs for Havana
Piston ul bg Cordela Forest Boston, land cid 18Th
dos Superb Forest do Eyrey K1owon Povdence sch Ac
Exile Ken1a CD An, sch Mary Ann, Leblanc
Boston; 10th, brig Boudrot, hYork -. w.,
Arr LunenbuTg Ms 18th ut sch Nautilus oXnef rom Nfor
YARN, nth Ms goth ut brig GUARDIAN Cook NewYors
Iisax rs iSb nit brs Fleta Mcdonald NYokj 2ot
Medway Bac"m, DOL 10Th bfSs Halifax Sea5nef no to 9r no
Hand fin Boston for ST John Ne put in Adoaea
I'm do for do CID 2 schs Pheasant Cameron Sfo 23d MARY
cenfcsos Nov brig Lucy speaI Robbns for NYorl 10 d
Porter Thatcher DO Cadmus Ryder and Cape Fear Kelly DO zen
At Loando a. brig Louisa BeatOn Savage States
through Turks Island Passage Nov g. brig Round Pond
Pierce I'm Boston, fer Belize, Hond.
Al Trieste srh ,hp Harvard Andres for LysP9o dg
bark Mich Palermo day Only Am vessels
Al Ger sh nit bark oono CHASE I'm Boston arr 3d. Tor sy
fesboTn 7h u ship Medallion Houdlette for brig
Caroline Payne meua Bf scha Kate for Boston soon
At smyrna 2 VII bari stambou Kngmau 2lslorg
enaHu Burdett for 90 10 DAY only Am vessels Sid 20h Dark
At Palermo st l -hip Charlotte Reed w.es for Noeaas;
tark Stroud Ems aud Arn'd Brsw'F for hYork dsi Powa
ce(sc Carolina and Anonino Sc for Norsan sch Onesta
%ena Sd Inst bara Churchill Hchbou from St Johns NJ
an Leo Brown Sostoa next day Coses
sad yorktown sorer fox SYdrk Maria Foster, Palermo
load for bl Delhi Holeeu, I'm labrador oct . 20
Boston, Hope Perez for Sofesns sd2S u bark Eoo
Al M a. p In, VT ships Jenny Lad Robinson I'm Ne o.
esrs arr8h; ocooo Brown W Andrews French in
7th load o dci Grard Chase I'm PhjsPha ar
do Bottom ahout} 30 d brgs Norwegian for Sew YORK As
1t Barsaona sth M victory Hudsa' o Msssna next day.
there 10 load tor BAN more H. --.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

h steom'.;r Pae6c, No ORLEANS Fl, from Cdasret-
ruuce Paul OF Wuiteubug Peck, Bgeiow, Gates C
Date W Hochte, Dus HerIqus-, Nash L D + Edwards,
Rooer Mo RS Mccortnsy, NJ Napp, Van Dorm
deuburs Nj GIBSON John Gay, I Martin LYONS, WIN MART
w Meyer Miller, K kenne't. u Boyd Rose Banks
Sampson Israel Johu Pane Sawn, Asa iia john Ewing
AeN Ewing, G BossoTd, PICARD, Napp Merritt Cum
mugs, nean, II Blood pessau JouS Shaw Tn 4ve ii
MalsCp Overhaul MIS- Atkins aud chdfsu keser
Dunlap. w w Peter, Weldon, Rigging. John X King, w
Brown, Johu Collins 81, Fhsn Caster Daniel Caster Waner
Whtleuore n 0Wsey, pemtetoa. J NJ Du nell Lewis
Doh-rty. w Has WIN Anbsry Rhode y GoodAsai
VIVA Mcclure A all + SMITH, I Dean. Kee ins WIN
Morri Nash Cotton. Bragg K Lewis deans
Murphy John Lewis T German Lassilsr f G0rhVn
Gohsm, " Burton Coimau John Miller Aubery Alran
Bales Lar par john Pratt Drake Lang thy lady
Keeling, ant 81 the sfesr.se
III eaHq,hip Europa, from Ltptrp5,iMr Lindsay
sud lady, Mrs Moses Gay Mer Hamilton SAMUEL Phpps B.as
Meches = De HodiamOt Hasch, Jsmm Siruhers EdW wy
nan, OTTO Early, Philips and freud Br1he Du7y Ward X
Tucker Caree Seuor Be;tn ard servant Hulchu1 ~
Rbt Rspy John William, Jacob Bradshaw Delsluin, Moses
Hrz VIM Smith Shaunahsn Stamp Rev Or Bullard
500, Miller, Brrchsn aud wife, Bnu vie aud children
Mrna--s5.
From Ia{fa1-Mlss FOegs Messrs Jasies ana Nor
tons T. tai ~.
IN bark Cor on oa5o'e, Dagt, from 7aona,-Mr Joseph
Rigwsy, Esq Snd daughter OF Newly Bearse ae Mr.
Wilkinson OF Sew York, W Williams OF Gloucester = Brown
Brown OF Boston, w Whiting Of New Bedford Hamilton Of
Thonasiou
rac4tttir Prince 46ert from Lonao-Ar Tsrmans AID
lady Of CansdS WIN bebee aud daughter, NsvYek; Mrs
Gos AgSssc Ruln, WIN rabsys, Tabays Holt BlsnA
John Forbes, Jas Forbes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
nnrnearic Pnrts.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov 2-4rr Br big Favorte, Masters So Nin
cent oh DAVID Carter Crawley, Washington NC
ALBANY Nov 24Ch ces highlander, New Heitordi lae7'
q9b arr scbs Mary Enueius Rec Barbados; Washington,
Kenjrek NYork CID sch Hamilton Dayton. Nfok. 80
AUGUSTA Nov 40Arr sen Harriet Am Soule, Boston, SD
Odd Fellow Rowse and Somerset Perry bos'on S4I
RI Mary Marcy sturs Cuba sch Rochester, HEATH BOSTON,
25c bari BlaueIg new Dyer Batp.
BANGOR Nov 26Ar ichs Gen Scott, LausL Boston, susan
Ptebs Howard N-Nburyport Cleared 9TH Comet fetens
Boston 2sth CD sch Charles Lansll Lansil Boston,
Oraoo Folsom, do German, Paul &c; VIM Harry hcCop0, do
BAIiIMoRE, Nov 22-irr Br brg Queen Victoria Kenny St
Yuyent tes Exporter Carleton TURKS lsland Mary Creighton,
Mo teeo Sovs Dunans Boon; sehts odePeni
ence ght, NewhupOr Victory, Penal Phsde PIMA 2Prsy,
comb Boston, Lind'r, ChaIsst5H Wem1re y" esef
ye York; Pacific Yates Bosou ch-bark Hyperion, Ben
-mu Ildrs Adrs~ Robertson South America sad
market; schr S4u Butler, Booze, Charestoa Sd2oh ship
cola brig John Lesrand, Knowles California 3'tA M-ch,
bog Mar Eleanor Parker SRvanna Stockton Ah=ront
New York; DAVIS, Jones' do.
BOSTON Hov 2sA ships Independence, Peterson, l1qsj
Cooper Lincoln Noreansj Boston, Pratt Baltimore; bark,
Lady Knight Choate nah; ann Wool dol Helen Nara
HoWes, BALTIMORE Tacoma. dowe Ph.dephia D4Fd ~ as
Aic, Nashua Clifford do bfgB MARCIA, smith = h4ftnj
Enoc B-uuer Morton, Pert Prince Geo os P-ten ST
Coral Hi Bouaire; Brl Belle. Lavboi, Halifax tBtl OK
Grove, haitlArd Fao Alto tclntre, Chaes0n Emb en-
Moore svle Julia Ford Drlkwatsr, Wilmington NC
Palmer Axo, Morton Philadelphia Sarah fose, lot
knA Francisco Smith do l. Treat, doj Ma arnras Wot.
May Sudey dc; Chcopse Emety do Emma Baker dol
Shakespeare Pend s;an DO ch May Chlnu Hgkn Poat an
Prince Do Lord v ulnEoH. NC hy1o7-r, Allen Frst=r
iest4s EdNsfd Nay suzu Young Alier-on ADdsi IA
Bease; rheut ias H-nTy Colt Irene, Ross P4
deli satottt, to@n dn; Per Jnhsor: Ana UFt'r and
NJ Y.aI P4Tsou iiarigcia, Albany
e. Dc; MARY cfouy, arc Banner Le7e do AaarB BfoFD ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
JAMES COLE, Aucuoneer.
L NEREMPTORY SAIE IN PARTi-

IN
a TION-Tlree Brick Dwelling houses and nine lots,
near the Fulton Ferry JAMES COLE will sell at AUG.
ton by order of the supreme Court under direction OF G
F. Smith Esq Referee. en- THURSDAY, December ;,
1850 at u o'clock, the Merchants t.XchauSH' New.
rcroin houses and lois of land lying and being in the
Second Ward of the City OF Brooklyn ana deslgnaed on
certain man of property belonging to the estate OF John
Fisher deceased made by Silas Ludum, City Surveyor
on file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the County OF Kings
Lot No l-On the northwest corner OF Front end Dock
SITS with the brick dwelling house thereon, and being q
feet on Fronts, Is feet ON Dock-s p feet inch ON tho
no. tn line and 70 feet on the te of said lot.
Lot No. 2-Adjoning. with the brick dwelling house
thereon and being 10 feet inches on Fontst 70 feet on
the east line 10 feet on the rorhine, and 81 feet 6nces
Lot No 3~Adioining with the brick dwelling house
thereon. and being % feet inches Frons 80 feet6
inches the line 10 feet the north line and SO eet
3inches on the west line OF said lot
Lot No4-Fronting on Dock.st and being y r. nches
in width in front and 90 feet inch The south line,
and 80 feet on the north line with the privilege OF an alley
ten feet In width on the north line OF the lot
Lot No 5-Fronting Dock and being u feet and
inches in width In fron'and rear and s. feet In depth
each side with the privilege of the said alley on The south
Let No. 6-On the southwest corner of Water aud Dock
and being q feet and inches in width IN front and
rear 70 feet Dockst and 10 feet and inch on the "es
Lot No On Water.st adjoining lot No s. and being q
feet inches in width in front and rear 76 feet inch on
the line, and n feet inches on the west line of said
Lot No. 8-On Waer-st adjoining lot No I and being
- inches in width in front and rear, n feet inches
the east line and 70 feet 1ches On the west line Of sed
Lot No o-On Waterst adjoining lot No g. and being
% feet Watest 100 feet the east line, z feet inches
the northery line along the said lGoot alley and III
feet 9nches the westerly line adjoining land late OF
Alexander Birkheck.
The said promises being distant from Fulton Ferry
eco yards.
Terms-Ten per cent to be paid at time of sale residue
on delivery OF the deeds within twenty days
Maps OF the property can be had at the offices OF the auc
tioneer, 10 Fulton-st Brookyu and No. Wall ST. N T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
Pnssengers smiled

h Steamship F'Gs.da for Sapennoh-c Mester lady, wo ea
lam lady, child and nurse Rwady, lady servant 3
ming. lady and child; Mclean and lady lady;
Shevertou, lady and child; Mrs Fowler MIS- Wadey nj
uer Mrs Proc Mrs Ransom anl daughters, Mrs
efyant Mrs Kellogg, Mrs Meay, Mrs HaucA aad som
Mus es Fowler Potter, Potter Potter Potter A Pot
Ter, GSc and wants Pres on Sanger sgddsr NJ so
Messrs EMa,ews Pral Lathrop child and servant
Raiglt Haght iabau, foullam, d Geer II Boyd,
w Richardson Elliott, Walker lIolsh Jas Potter
John Potter, Hills, Horton, w Post w Rdgel McKen
H Wsger Coils Henry jackson, Jackson Ponder
g1asi, Prndle Ryder Ingoljsby Powers. Knba
- merritt, Gibson w Gibson Howe Mr. Cook Mt Miller F
Wilauk Williams Sneede A RAFT T IRE, J Gilbert &
Rakey.J ConcklnG Renl-y Hill Il Forsyth Poster,
Empie SnedAer, Henry j. Stiles. fales a II Jac
Quth N King Morewood, K Drane, lady and eerant6Jn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
SnOken. &C.

90 lat SO So ou 49, brig Browa i'm Baltimore Tor
Boeton =,
Nov a. on Block Island bound east supposed to bs
the Helen Mara. I'm Baltimore for Bostoa
Boston
10 lat So 90 g. brig Mary Ellen of Gardner under ary
charge Of wrckeIs i'm Cape Hatteras where sho ma"
Nov a. lat 81 Ion g. brig onqun Carienas for Boston
is 40 brig ARIEL Miller I'm Portland for Car
6enas; brig Enrs Sargent DO De- and o
Octayia, Sargent. I'm do for Matauzas.
30 date ST Mciaels, bark Plymouth I'm Nfo'E ior
Madeira standing of ard on wind ssW
Nov H. 1uskaf hp Vanguard steele I'm Liverpool for Na"
Tok.
A. ship Washington Page fin Liverpool Tor
Nov H. lat g. ion TO- 81 .hrp Caspian Bath for Mobile
ou 90 A. sch Louisa Sears i'm Boston tor Apa
laciicola. -,
Nov Double Head Shot Keys bark Robert I'm Ne" Or
Nov lat g. Ion 76 saw ship Beatrice NofIeans for Harre
Seal Island, passed ship Cambria I'm Boston
Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
Whalers.

Arr Povinceown 27tb sch Virginia, Moron,souh Atlantic,
WITH 24O bbs sp oil
Capt Lawrence, ship Addison, OF NBedford
rts at Tacahuana
charge mate with go nothing
estiog Capt sick I, reJoned is
r sid Tor Valparaiso where arrived Oct 49, with 90 bbl
VIII in tow, taken the DAY previous.
Harding ship Catoga OF NBsdord reports
june rs North Pacific, ships Columbus Crowe Fhayen, 100
bbls oil, Enterprise, Swift, NBedford, oil not stated
At johanna July Mnoks Martin Of Warren, 500 So; Bruce,
Fuller FL 500 sp; Ao LaAsman NBedo, 1860 s all to clss
soon
spoken July l Bhefing Straits Nj Vernon Willis NIB 1000
bbls oil
Sept g. in Mozambique Channel F, ships WIN
Lee Lee Il Newport 900 bb So, 200 do humpback oil Florida
Weeks Nj 900 sp VIII both off Juan de- Nova.
Sept 3o lat 20 S. Ion "a w ship Gen Pike, Baker I'm NBedfol for
North Pacific.
lat lon W, chip India I'm NLondon North
Pacific; nothing further.
lat w, Junis, Kendck NBelod for Indian
Ocean supposed oil board.
Oct Z lat lon 20 w, ship Gov Ioup Cogg' SHALL I'm NHed
Oct lat So H. 40 Gsorg, I'm NBsord for Pa
cfc, clean.
date lat 20 ~ Ion 294 W ship MonOnsahea sea6ufy I'm
EBedord for Pacific Ocean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
SATURDAY, Nov. 3O-P.M.


In Stocks the market continues buoyant, and
the Fances are generally better Reading, ar
ners'. &c. were firm and in demand Erie was
also steady and had an improved tendency. Ports
mouth was better, and there appears TO be
strong movement to put this stock up. The gen
eral movement in the stock of land companies,
ouch as the Great Western, Minnissimet, Edge
worth. Canton, &C combined with the low prices
of this stock has attracted speculation to it. The
location of the Company's property is very valu-
abe. one being at the terminus Of the Ohio and
Lake Erie Canal, 900 miles long on the Ohio,
where they own over one thousand acres OF land,
connected with Portsmouth by fine bridge over
the Scioto. Here the Company have steamboat
wharf and canal-boat basin, the latter communlca.
ting by branch canal with the main canal, where
canal boats load and unload at the rear OF the
warehouses. A very important Improvement Is
Also proiected-a dock for the building and repair
ING of steamboats,, for which there is at present
no such facility on the Ohio or Mississippi rivers
The immense quantity OF steamboat tunnage on
sbese rivers yield to such work large income'
There are various other elements of value IN this
nronertv which only need to be developed to
make 1t one OF the most VRluaole iocatlohs On tllo
Ohio river Reading had an upward tendency,
the business of the Road continuing to be very
large. Erie was scarcely so firm, but cash stock
is still very scarce. When we speak OF corner
IN this stock we do not mean to be understood as
saving that there is any combination OF houses tor
Che purpose of creating corner as is usual IN
such cases, but that the Bears have rashy sold
moro stock short than they can supply without
carrying the market up. The buyers we oeheve,
as general thing have taken their stock out OF
market The income of the Road for 1850 prom
ises to meet the estimates Of the Directors, which
was 81, 100000 The receipts for November were
as annexed
Passengers and $7l,324 65
Freight, $500 -
$l50l47 %
Rovemeer 1902 u
Excess. So<o3o %
~ ~. !,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NEw.Y oRK........yoy- 20
Clenred.

Bnd Tucker Francisco rn Brown Florida
you, Savannah. L Mitchell vulcau Hasd Pbladelpbi, ~
SHIPS Samuel Appleton Dosns San Francisco Cary Co; 6sr
mex tEkQ Adams, ysrool S5oantd Isstoq Isaac Wright
Havr, Boyd Bipcheu Bualey, Browa Charleston Csorss
Buckley
BsIEs Cosmo tBr) 0utsrbrjgs, Bristol Eng Co. Mo
sng Cak MAtauzes, Read Rapid Ward Havana Taylor
& Co; Chase Chase, Navy Bay, Nesrnib 5. Sons.
Brgs Daniel Bson Sacramento City; Independence BIZ cen
e1ts Norfolk Manila. tBrl oBr!eu, 8; Kits 81. Nc
Eyers; Wrn5eer BIZ Dawson Windsor. Ms Arcturus HArrns
TSrsboo Ns JAMS -, Halifax, rs. hcEvers; Friendship
sebs Csis r Ysrponth Ms H Brane; Pivot. Lewis TO-
Richard cobian Morrison 81 John, SB souls, Whitney Coz
us tBr) Cove DO UAcas, Rodgers, Neasco
Tr9as; ruprs Ms AsIaajr8 WH.h rson City &c PawEssi
Wl1reto Lee: Ann snth. Hawkins PAia4slphit Ea.@;
prse
tofseGa kaa Bostoni pqcsi NstraoF De- Nar'ha VA
"a VII cSltm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

Bank asAod Farmes Dep r B n 1 F INA ana
bohk 81 = ey Iir sDt of Washington MCGon'a Back
ons,e Br Bank e. s sseaD s.Eaa Ases1g
f3-N insf on g'ndgl D. asked a. offered i5 Li-
u Ities da wheeling do WhamsPort do: Bro 7nsye
sI5 so ASS Fr do Atlantic and Ohio Telegraph assed
81: Pitsburgh, Cncnaai and Louisville 90 Lag hne
no. MoTete. Magnetic Tee2rnph Piusbgh Gas Works,
offered 81 Mononpa Slack Voter asked s5 Youehlony
d. asked n; Penn Ceutrt Railroad, asked AZ Penn and
o,@do of red 40. Ba}land Ono do Cevd and Weils've
do, asked IS Mue Way by Dock fay Z ManT ~
do DO new Turtle Creek Plank Ia; Alley and PerrysTe
do Greensg Turnpike Rd charie 3 Goa &C. co. F 5a
csn do asked g. offered p; North Westd2 assed a. o.
feed Is Nonh Western doi rcn Cry do; EnGe5a DO,
offered s 50; AGATE Hprbor do; 'sbah aud lse Hoyai
do asked Ohio .le Royal do; Penns4IaI 40 AlYen-
ture do asked9 offered s; Merchant Do p24sias7 t2ns
ion do; Ononagon No doi DO No do ONO Ifip ROCK
DO offered 4 Eagle River do; Bohemian 10; Pscaiaqoa
do: Algonquin do Exchange On Ne'F-0eleaas' tprmi
ST Louis par; Nashv lie dis Louisville .Hl IA Cnc9-
mai do New-Yofk prn Boston. do Pnl'19Phis do
Baltimore do; San Fraucisco,Par. Currency 4 dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
Recnints nf Prndnce

By the North Rirer Boats, Nor. 30-9,69o bbls
Flour l0i do Whisky; l42 do Ashes 81 pkgs Beef
1896 do Cheese; 42O do Butter; 1900 bushels Wheat
600 do OAis 9i6 do Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
BY TELEGRAP n.

nlarkets.,.".CI CINCINNATI NovSo.
The Hog market is not very firm, and prices are
nominal 81 81 FLOUR is active 5000 bbls sold yesterday
n 8 hS1lS GO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

Tayiut N-~-fo
sundav-so slip Ai5srbfsn IN P'uasr aara sbarvoo1 I'm
Cron trc Segtcmbsr H Yenus 70 hi'sgs
NEW ORLEASs Nov Arr srip Uuon, New York CID ships
South ana Robert Burton. New lcrk-
savArNAH Eovs7-Cld ship Martha Ward. se~ Yor barf
IT, ri Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
Cnlifornln Veascls snoken. &c.

Sept 25 lon w ship ST Louis Davis from New
YORK lAug y for San Francisco
Oot80 lat Ions W ship John Merrck, stsrsns, from Ne"
York Aug l6j fer San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
By TeIekrnnh.

The W nd ourd vessels 10 the Ages so,ds,.1 em
hhind he Ro s.eI and nas,ed The trl . ~ -5ea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

WTLL BE SOLD AT AUCTION gJ(5.. {, SI,. o.
MONDAY next Dec q a the B Bsa@s 5d sSow1g
see snse5 She was bred Duchess Comfy anu 3
IN evar rasnect desirable anima-wi be poay n
without reserve. -z.rsassszza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
IMMATURE ALMANAc.....rHls DAY

suE-Rneo...... o. sc;s..-...-t 81 + Hooxs.,. "a.
HIGH WATER. DEC &?
candy Hook. Ism Gov Islands osn Hell Gate 49m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
BOARDING.

pOARD.-A back Parlor and Bedroom
ED TO Let, unfinished to a gentleman ard VIE, WIN
privilege OF balhngroom; also one or TWO genLe CO..
be accommodated at 10 LudloWplace, (HouStogna dt
of MacDougalsL Q- 1.e
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P INGRaHAM, Aucioneer.
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"a TURE OF a Family breaking up housekeeping, this
Monday morning, 10 O'Clock, a. 81 Greenwicrag near
BOND sofa bedseads book cases hat stands bedsteads
cots loosiug-ggsses hair ard other mattresses mahogany
and mamie chairs rockers 0uis beds pillows; mahogany
wnnu and cherry tables, mahogany work tables dressing
and other bureaus c0rpes crockery, glassware Nc Nv
ery article viii be sold without reserve rain or SHINE