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ZoRER's ETHIOPIAN OPERA OoM1QUE,
rBNHIs NEWLY ESTABLISHED COMPANY, com
poaed the best class OF talent az well In Staging as IN
EihoniRn deineaion In the neWest and most approved
st,le will under the management, OF MAX LoREa, per-
form at Beecker Hail. Beecker st. corner OF hoTlon-sl
every evening Admission Is cenu Doors open 81 com'
n @Omnbusses from all parts OF the ciy pass either
nv the door or within one or blocks Of the Hnl Az S
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stNFGSs 20 TIE LAmB-S MOSES purposes
y 1T tho Loid III give his first Sacred Musical Fes
a or Twilight Concert, attne Apollo Ssloon this T YRS
Az EVENING Sept ~ bringing before The public The
alncl pie of applyug Color 10 music az smplyer
bu2er and preps,eA for Sacred Festival purposes
Doors open O'Clock. Concert commences a. 8, thus
living Tho. who may favor me, chance to attend an
pg also For further particulars cards al the
Ia Don 40 s. DAD ~Rv 1l2lt*
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Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,tOO
In case the money coming to her shall exceed
this sun, she will hereafter designate the charity
to which it is to be appropriated. Mr. B arnum
was then about retiring, when there was unlyer'
sal call To- Jenny Lind. This aong'trs's' however,
had already taken her departure, aud the e1'
cited crowd, after giving a few m're cheers
followed her example, and slowly surged out
of the Castle DOR, and down the canoped
bridge, in glow of good-humor and admira-
ton few disorderly Migrants collected on the
bridges leading to che ath Houses, hoosed at the
throng as it passed out, bat everybody went home
quietly, with a new joy at his heart, and new
thoughtin bis brain.
THE sERENADE.
The members OF the Musical Fund Society, on
bearing Of Mdle. LIMBS magnificent donation TO
them, Immediately repaired to the New York Hotel,
accompanied by bod worth's B and. The occasion
was not so much serenade "a rene walof the ova-
ton in the Garden. The band played animated
airs the thous ands assembled rous I'D the midnight
with their incessant cheers and at laat Mdlle,
Lind was obliged to appear on the balcony aud
acknowledge their ju6ilans aalutasion. she was
accompanied by her cousin and hersecretary. The
Members of the Society expressed their heartfelt
thanks on the OCCASION aud at last the great crowd
dispersed. 30 ends the night of Jenny Linds
irss Concert in America truly the greatest triumph
of her life.
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ALDERMEN ADJoURNED,-The Board of Alder.
men adjourned for the month aat night after
session OF ten days. A considerable amount of
streetregulating has been attended to- but none of
the great mesaures now before the people were
atirred up. The Comprehensive Railroad plan,
the Abattoiru, &c &c. "aleeps the sleep that
knows no waking We'll, good bye to 8 per day
and slow progress, until next month at least.
A STEP FORWARD "A report from tho Police
Committee OF the Board of Assistants vas sent to
the Aldermen laat night and referred to their Police
Committee, in favor Of charging the prison &C
commodatona at Jefferson Market 1t will pass
without doubt-in October.
70 The steamer Sousherner, Capt. BERRY,
having been Thoroughly overhauled aud fitted with
new boilers, &c will resume her trips between
this port and Charleaton, Saturday, the l4sh inst
FISH FROM THE CRoroH AT the fire In Broome-
at. yesterday morning, catfish about 9 inohea in
length found its way into the pipe of 50 Hose Com
pany, and stopped the water entirely, so that tho
pipe had TO be taken of,
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NFW-YORK TRIBUNE.

,ywyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE is PUBLISHED
TIE rvrRY MORNING, SUNDAYS EXGEffhp'J
rus TRIBUNE BUILDINGS CORNER OF srRVcS AND NA'
I" sAu.srREETs OPPOSITE THE CRY HALL,
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yees T o. .x months or year The sqne rate neS single r
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AUTHORIZED EDITION OF
JENNY LIND III u s I G

JENNY LIND III y SIC.
r,HE SUBSCRIBERS resR ectfuy call the attention o
te pnblc TO the aubjoned etters from BAR. Benedict
sad signOr Beleln
Ths Subscribers have claimed to be the authorized agents
b he publishing OF the Jenny Lind music, and ihey BE-
ye toe ,ubioned lat.ers satisfactorily prove the founda
bona Of their citm .oro
TosAMupL c. JoLLIg, Esa sr-Wo herewith a'sign
kyoC ID, full CURVE right 10 all the lnusc sung oy
hdla Jenny Lind Ia America aso all the music con-
nssd or suug by US during Bojourn In the United
Isles JULES BENEolcx,
GIOVANNI BELLETTI.
IRVING HOUSE, NEw.Y oRK, Sept D. 1857.
70 sAMUaL C JoLLIE ESQ Sri ceruiS, WIN Pleas
Ire that your edition of the Jenny Lind music, In wplcA
Ou have associated The nsne of Firth, Pond Co. Is the
sv ,n,borzed edition published and further that each
Inss Ia duly revised by me before publication
IS ,hIuA JUhcS oE-'9o'NN'
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THE ooEAM STEAMERS.
For Rurona.

UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
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THg naIMsTREL's oURsE,
A GROUP IN MARBLE,
or -. 40 xya kasVNT =

GROUP IN MARBLE,
BY ChAkLES MULLER
fyHIH work Of art which received second pt1ze ~
II the National Eshihon of Flse Arts Ia Paris 1913
m be egslbied nsxt veek In ine roops Of sns Msa'a2S
|i Il sSseoa 'S'' W '''
ERYA~ MIL y 'uRANl Ar pses,otnG 8 600
II sa,ies ~ssaippt sSUuory Toe continuation, by PS'
Ilvde. Of RANVARD's
Original Panorama OF the
! MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
IGpanoyama Hall Ss8 Broadway c rner OF Walker every
tatnipp ,hio week Afternoon exbbluoa on Weapsso Ay
s Saturday, al o'clock Price Of adm ssion, 25 eeas-
tas6Ten la Price. Doors open ~ f--conneAce st1s
| 70 Seodish
IhARNUNI,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.-r e,
IhbAkUY Piopr.tor bnd Manager j IdN GREEN
It0OD, Jr Assistsnt Mepager.-Fur the wnola Of ibis
sseA commencing Monda sept 1857 nhss exhsot,
tsay infap, phenouvna kste ADD Ellen 6sE9msn wil
Mavey Esle their very last appearance hee 90 Ftesy
nj lni = hitch time uue hey viii enact sone fsvofae
sAedy or tragedy every Hfusrnoou Roe Dtansard VII
netcrned every evening tns week and olso on sAiuf-
senoon Miion OF Cu.iosii!as are 10 10 ss~n at
IN Aaseem Mad Lamont the RET fortune eiles ms
ssts'e Furripg ~hte, &c Afternoon Performance at y;
aseaRN7s O'clock Ada iSs,ou Is csa chlldreo III eta,
lqHg DUSSELDORF ACADKMY OF FINE
A8fs New pait tDgs recently arrived from Europe,
foag hich 10 Germana" by Keeher, WORK OF Of
asass eass Tho exhibition OF paintings by ariiss OF
~ u &e two rooms ovor tho Hall OF the Church Of Dr.
Iss Cuiy 10 Broadway, between se.ing and Ptb e-s,a
y y oososa n. W 10 oGIocs r. ~
ISsaa'' Q ''n''' SEASON ''''''0''''"' o'I y
lEiNIeN G0URaE, L.I.-rRoFFlN4.-f .vR
ISSeay, Sep, Il, 1850, al.s ocloek.-Pufso $500
~ deaa In HeJEeas
SSso'ee Yoscg sn,ersb n Lady Moscow
M Dlmmick. eptsfs b Z, JAca aoaslie5.
1 hpa heelan NNtsyB b. Pelhem.
la ears VIII issss sh Ferry, Brooklyn, aa25 otle-
sass "''' " q I saeiaARE, rroprietors.
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Oflginsl Panorama OF the

kHyA~ Ms1,A y 'DHASI Ar p'essotlnG . 900
NNiies ~ssssipPt Bcouory Toe continuation, oy ro-
l9de Of sANVARD's
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r,rp NEyy.yORK TRIBUNE

90, c11FoRSIA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
mbished on the departure of each Mall Steamer 'o'
Gtapres Price 81 cents per COPY ,,,rr p1,;1,o,
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

oS,nZ
Gain in ten years-A fraction over 35l per cent.
LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.-The following is the
The New York herald., 1850-12-17
City Intellfaepee.

V.oNANcr AT two O'Clock yesterday morning. 10
littS boys named James Gage Edward smith. Miebes
Rdey, Thomss Mccormick and Phip brennan wsr /.
arrested by officer hecor, of the Eighteenth ward IN
charge Of ragranoy The crime it stated AZ foiIows
The prisoners are boy, from ten 70 twelve wears
age. Ihey Vere FOUND in sort OF cave dug in tn
ground where they hsves a re st night ana Loaf ~.
tns nme VII morning. lt is situated in Twentiets
seIss second ana Third avenues III this
ponce woula turn their attention to the children
grsvtn VINO are loafsrs, they might be e5uslI
wen emppyeo as IN srrestins these poor children.
Toru pASKSss.. Captain squirss OF the Eisv.,tb
vsfoL poIs iolovs:-"It becomes my duty TO rsporr
hst ny pohcemen are greatly hindered in the per-
iorrsnee OF their duty very equentlF for the rapt
oi I,aeieI neht In the streets ON Saturday nigh
t.sss nknt' there vas net q lamp liehted In the
!s,,net' Ire moon set. on SATURDAY. nigbt AT two
e1cA ~ A. a., ana last night thj. morning rather.
.b,rt ss~ ueck and, consequently, for space =
tnree or four hours in the latter mart Of the
MINT, tns very time when thieves and burglars are
euosd tnere was total dsrknesr 90 thai an obi.cs
eoaio net oe distinguished the space Of ten feet y
LoySptISo "A new born female infant was found 4,
sossksL on the SIDEWALK at 1ok O'Clock ON sunaay
nghL by officer seigler, Of the Seventeenth wsrd AMI
'as brought TO the station hsus,,
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

The ODD Fellows Offering for 1851 II Walker IL 4
tultcn street most beautiful work and one that
would make q very acceptable present
Report OF the case Of DR.. John W webster from the
psfoa o. DIS arrest 70 h execution Charles G. Little
me Family and Guest-a poem. J. p Prall, No o
The Great Metropolis. or New York Aiu,D,. ,,-
1881 " Wilson, 40 Ann street. very useful little
work which every busiress should have
o. the srest nion Meeting at Castle
"eraen published by the Union SAFETY Committee
Democratic Rsvies for Decembef-a very good
The Republics new macayire-fcr Jsnuarv is,t
This premises 20 be WORK we'll worthy Of pattonsgs
Workman's Time Book O. q owens l6ii, Fulton
street Very useful for employers
The worlds Progress dictionary Of dates sc !.
oy q y Putnam; and for sale at 1856 Broad-ay Com
pi,eo with great care, and invaluable as a work Of
Annual Message and accompanying Documents.
Printed By order Of Congress.
Daily Memorandum Book for 1851 Francis a Lou.
ush .,' NO % Maiden lane. very useful pocket
Light and Darkness or, Mysteri., OF Life: BY Mr..
~ .s,nerns vrewe stringer Townsend, 2l2 Broad.
United States Law Magazine for January, 1851
John Livingston 4Wsl street. No lawyer should be
The American Practical Mechanics Pocket poos
sud Almanac for 1851 kingsiy & Lopgbottom 1a5
Inis ttle BOOK ooptsins variety Of In
Gregorys Guide Book for California travellers
Ihs boon is got up by Mr.. Gregory. the ceIsorst,d
express man Every person going to Oaforns shsdld
Europe Past and Present; by p. III. unyswitter,
H. ID. ID. Geo. =. Putnam 155 Broadw.vA very
interesting and useful work
The Gallery OF Illustrious Americans "a complete,
snd published BY Brady, DAvignon Lester a. holi-
cay book under the title Of The Gift Book Of the Re-
puohcu teontsins superb portraits OF Taylor, Cal.
noun Case Scott, Claiming, and ofher names which
have added glory 90 the republic IN these times such
work is triumph Of patriotism well az Of artistic
sna literary genius No work n equal beauty has
been produced In this country and We recommend
all our readers whe desire 10 lave the most superb
national publication ever ssusd 10 order this Of Bra
dy DAviepor Lester, 205 Broadway who sends 70 bv
express TO every part Of America or Europe It 4 /
published imperial folio drawing paper, andin e.
CANT bindings, and costs only fl5a copy. No work |
can compare with 10 as grand holiday present
Clayton's Diary, for 1881. This valuable book for /
N merchsnts, editors and mechanics, IL published Its
the best book Of the Kind Issued. v b. CLAYTON 4 |
Co., Pearl street, have published three Sizes !
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

The frosts of October were, if possible, more de-
strucuve than At first apprehended, involving almost
total loss TO the late planted and unnatured cotton;
and as the picking season is closed and closing, the
planters md, in the winding up, that they are
greatly disappointed even in their estimates formed
in November; indeed, a single fortnight has shown
such disparity between their expectations and the
result, as to appear almost incredible.
Taking, also, into consideration the important
deficiency Of weight of the bales of the present
crop, the HeyaIds estimate Of ], ,925 600 bales of
the average weight Of last year, or its equivalent,
for the yield OF the present crop, may not be found
far out of the way.--Neo Orleans Crescent, Dec. T.
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

CoTToS.-We observe with much pleasure, re.
newal OF the very comnendable efforts on tbs par
of the Neir lorS Hroid, IN the paper Of the 25th
uii, to cause eir and honest account Of the stock
Of cotton % be taken in Liverpool at the end of the
year An ariiiioe and suppression Of truth even
tuGlly iniure those authorizing or countenencing
SUCH and does II no. very nearly affect the honor
and character Of the commercial community Of
Liverpool-merchants and brokers particularly
that their statements and figures should be sccu
rate and reliable il Is wei known that both
the aeeve classes, merchants and brokers. issue
each house, Irintec circular, which is extensively
and publicly circulated every week, and that the
brokers issue as an association, general circular
alse, which formerly has been much depended on.
The accounts of stock adopted in these pub
lished statements and circulars, have long been
suspected. Livepool merchants, OF the very
highest character, have pronounced them false and
unworthy Of credit In this country. the figures
adopted hy the circulars of the brokers and mef-
chants as the stock OF cotton in England, are not
At al credited. so that the merchants and brokers
Of Liverpool find, that both in England and in this
couniry Their reports and statements are suspected
and discrediied
The Hsraids remarks on the necessity Of such
iairness and accuracy az 10 command confidence,
are very orcble and proper. and Of the entire fee-
Hbility OF obtaining correct account Of the stock
Of cotton IN Liverpool, az the close OF the year, If
the merchants and brokers really desire such, we
concur entirely in the views expressed In the art-
Gle Of the Herald, But, under all circumstances,
and II the labor OF difficulty were tenfold, Liver
pool owes 1t TO her own character and sefrespec,
not 70 have such an important statement as the
stock Of cotton suspected and pronounced false,
sent On here by every weekly steamer.
Honesty, accuracy, and fair dealing, demand st-
tention tc this matter; and we hope that svcha
fair and reliable statement Of the stock Of cotton in
Liverpool, az the close of the present month, may
come out as to be entitled to- and receive, general
confidence
Although the present article was commenced 10
express our views on the above important subject,
we will take occasion 20 say, that the accounts
Of cotton, are more and more con6rmatory of
yield not varying much from two milions Of bales
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

contains 2S6, whites male and female, l56; black
do, 100 There are 5S4 houses occupied dwell
ings; 392 persons are farming in the district The
whole number of deaths in the distinct during the
year ending June l, 1850, was 43. FL ffst
We learn from the Examtaer, that the present
census of Frederick county exhibits population
of about 409O0 In 1910, It was 36 000 so that the
increase within the last ten years, is 1900.
vrRsNA.-The following are the returns from
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

SENECA COUNTY, NEw YoRK.--The census of
this county has been completed, and the number of
inhabitants il contains is given below, with the
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

MARYrAND. The whole number OF persons liy-
(beipg gain Of l9s since 1907 and are classed
as foIlows-male whites, 1,0i5; female whites.
Gao; male free blacks, f71 female free blacks 46:
whole number OF slaves, 500. The Oldest inhahi.
and is said 10 be ITO years old. The town OF hfi.
lneton has population Of 326; whites, male and
female, 2f2; blacks 81. Georgetswn Cross Roads,
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

Total population tciiy and COMFY. -. no 80
20. Of dwellings, s,s.... ...s ............ 1868
No. Of families. .,......... ............. 1882
Population OF city,. ........ 1850
In $50 the population Of The county Caciusine
the city) was Si,203, and Of th. city, san The
recent census shows an increase in the CITY OF
about 20 per cent and Of the county about IL per
cent.
TENyEssEE.-We find in the Tennesses papers
the following statistics Of the population OF that
The New York herald., 1850-12-17
Whole population.

ORLEANS COUNTY, VT.-The assistant marshals
for this county have furnished the population of the
several towns in the county, which is given below.
We give also the population of 1910 =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

Hon. A. H. SrEpHENs.-It stated some days since,
in several papers, that this gentleman was dangerously i'll
his home in Georgia. Of bone fever" We learn with plea
sure that he has SO far recovered his health be able
address large meetings. during the past few weeks
and been during his tour erehre receired Nth great
enthusiasm He expected to arrive here last evening
Wednesdays Southern Press.
Mr. ST. will be remembered, has taken the bold ground
in Georgia. that that State should resist in Convention
the admission of California. As he has been evey where
received with great enthusiasm" the people Of
Georgia will follow his advice and not enter upon any rash
scheme of disun0n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. SEPTEMBER ;.

TOBACCO-Since our last report there has bes, :
change In prices The breaks small and the bup os
bacco opened is for RESALE The breaks this week - 70
three houses have been altoge her above In
and not more than third of that inspected tob;c
On the llth and 18th Sept, sales were made by Is y,
hhds tobacco al the following prices at sex atI6a
at 10Y, at loa, at l0H, at TX, 5a,llX, 2atii,'
at TX, ! at II 4 Pat r. at TX and at l2X.
A friend in Granville comfy N. c. writes us as bu
The crop of tobacco In our region, with the exception ~
few planters is very short and late, and do not belle ~
y. W. MARTIN & On
FLOuR-Sales OF Richmond a, S. ) IL. Sccrs,,
s. l2S a 5 25. !i
WHEAr-Red and white los TO ITO cts.
CORN-Sales al 62h cents.
CORN MEAL-70 cents per bushe
OATS-37h cents per bushe.
RYE-66 cents.
FISH-Herrings, No Cut Sc 50; Gross 81 So Msc.,.
No. J. ST. No 2, SIS so; No. l. 50 So Shad IS 50 S.
dull for all descriptions - :"
LARD--Barrels y cents; kegs cents
BACON-Eirgina cured hog round ! a * cents; Sid,
~ cts; Hams ~ cents Western Sides 6 = :,
Shoulders 81 81: CTS; Queen City, hams lO.. "
SUGAR-We quote Porto Rico . ~ cents. Ne,x 't IT,
leans, crop, 8 * cts ST. Crox n =. cents.-fo
double refined, II cents; single refined 10 l0a cts Ma
ket firm and advancing.
MOLASSES-Saes New Orleans at %: Cuba 23a9s
SPlRIrS-Coenac Brandy Sl75 3.25 Rochelle s. !;
l.50; American proof SIC; ith proof Apple scarce .
Richmond Rectfed WhsSey II cents and adyanc!n
n. L. Rum % 80 cls.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Cattle-At the scales 81 Is to IS Marke, v.
supplied
Sheep-sl 80 to 3, nett, as in quality
JACOB SHOOK.
Sale of 10 Mds. ToBACCO by W.M H. BRow,
uHhm the last fer days
Joseph Sutherland. Esq, ri Albemlre county, hh:.
sl. at 10. Th"s. II. Buren,, ESD of Abemarle couay
| mid. AT sll, a,9 IS, hid luas at 62E Vim n,
10 25 hid. lnas N Q So
NEW YORK MARKET SEPT. ll.-Sales of Fo1,,
IS l2a S. % Corn 65 a G6 cents Wheat remain. m
changed whilst Cotton has declined.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
THE NEW YORK GLOBE.

We ask attention the Prospectus OF the New York
Globe able and interesting Democratic II wages
an Incorporating hostility TO freesoism aud the other
sms day and for its manly and conservative course on
the slavery question merits the support Of the South II
fights on the broad platform Of nonnerven,on Of the Fe
dsraI GoyGnment In the States and Territories
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

The election of Henry A. WISE under a the crcumstan-
ces is the Creates, triumph Of his e He boldly and fear
essy advocated The white basis and proclaimed throughout
the whole district that upon that question he willing to
stand or fall Though opposed by many of the leading po
lcians OF the county upon that ground ye, he gained
been postponed month his would have been much
larger Aganhe encountered the berest opposition from
The ihcky settled part of Accomac upon the ground
of his advocacy last winter of law permit the citizens
Of this county 10 dredse oysters in its waters and il be-
eved BY many that he lost than hundred votes on
that ground alone He also advocated free schools and
liberal system of internal improvements both which are de-
cidedy unpopular many Of the county He disdain
ed to resort 10 but the honorable 10 secure
his election He refused to liquor in the canvass either
directly or ndrecy entered mans security induce
his roe; loaned no money rahout security; distributed
fish hooks, pocket Handkerchief and as not Janus
faced the drsion question; al things 10 all men"
He will go the convention firm and unyielding advo
OF the white basis because he believes that Justice 10
Western brethren well the best interests OF the
State, demands it, He this doctrine
for heen years ago. in the city Of Norfolk at public din