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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN hail.
Thinaa In PHILADELPHIA.

fHILAnELPHlA WeuuebOuyb now o.
Night School was opened in Manayunk for
males over l6 years Of age on Monday night, and
was well attended. Quite number of these
schools are now in operation in several towns Of
our State, and seem to exile much attention and
interest.
On Monday evening William Graham, Night
Policeman was arrested charged with commit
ting outrage upon little girl IL years OF age
The person OF the child bore evidence, upon exam
nation, of tho brutality to which it had been sub
iected. Graham was committed in default OF
$1,000 bail to answer.
There no new feature In CoTTos and both buyers and
sellers anxious to obtain later adYces from Europe
now due The FLOUR market s quiet. Holders ask - y
Dbl standard shipping brands but only 300 or 500 bois
supply OF the trade at s505 62i for and extra
brands and fancy lots at higher rates The market conhn-
ue bare of RYE FLOUR, and is wanted. CORN MEAL IL
held firmly; sales Of 500 bbs 80 p Dbl There s fair
demand for WHEAT, and prices are steadily maintained
sales OF 5000 of fair and prime Red al G30 %,
and Is p bush for prime White, Including some TO arrlVe
81 the latter RYE CORN 10 in fair request
or 5000 bush Yellow sold at 63AD69c including some
steady former rates. In GROCERIES there Is not much
DONG some further of Rio COFFEE at lisWlltc P
n. WHIsKY-Salcs al n c in bbs and nc In hhds.
SALES OF SToCKs-FHst BodYG-S21a25 Texas Regts-
do. Notes in Noes a. 400 Morris Canal 2 S2so5 lie
high Mort 6s s2 81 600 Pittsburgh Go. a. 81 $50 Stete
6s l0i 81 800 do, 1917 40 Camden and Amboy hhy os
10 g54 Pennsylvania RI 431 $2700 State S. 95i $vo
do, 92s; Farmers and Mech Bk, 3d. Sy9W hensn '''
10; 81, 600 Norristown RR 81. - ,,..s.,,,a,.,
Second Roard-l6O Gard Bank 2l 10 91
ana Mech b. III; 300 State 80, So 100 bi2rIs eR IA b
100 do, 2; Southwark Bank ~ ~ osspes Bank M
eG oosy a e , IN. $4,000 Camden aud AmooY
Ar g.. G 70. 95I: 5000 g. ~, ll6!
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Newly ork-Latest.

Newly ork-Latest.
F,,li0a md Hamilton Counties give seymour
400 majority, elect an Assemblyman of like faith,
snd give Wells (Whig) for Congress large
majority
ST. Laurence gives Seymour l,200 majority
and Preston King for Congress 50o
Greene County gives Seymour $50 Majority
Scholaq1c gives 300 to 1000 for the Opposition
State Ticket and elects both Assembymen
OtSego is reported 1000 for Seymour.
jefferson reported 500 ditto.
Lcrcis, 500 ditto
Chenango gives Seymour 200 majority, but
elects two Wing Aesemblymen.
Madison gives Hunt small majority. Babcock
Is elected to Congress.
ONEIDA Compete.
Seymou's majority for Governor LOB. Mather
Canal Commissioned 46
Timothy Jenkins, Opp. Congress, has beaten o.
B. Matteson, present Wing Member, by tre@ty-
Aree majority, Three Wing Assemblymen-Ben-
edct, Rouse and Brayton-Rouse by eight ma
ority the others large
ITHACA Nov. 6, evening.
Cortland Co. gives $50 to 200 Wing majority
on State Ticket; about $50 for Wing Congress,
and to 800 for Wing District Attorney.
AUBURN Nov G. evening.
Cayuga Co. gives Howe Opp Congress 100
over E. B Morgan, Wing. Wing County Ticket
elected by 100; about the same on State. Cort-
lind Co. is reported 40 for Wing Congress and
900 for Hunt. MORGAN, Wing, is ELECTED TO
CONGRESSi
We fear this is not true, but we print it
as we receive it to see how good 1t looks.
We shall try to believe it till we hear fur
Their. Ed. Tr6
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WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

GAS WoRxs.-The Company have given notice
ote Trustees that the gas ready for working and eight
miles of pipe have been laid
SEyEYru.sr.-The Committee have reported
against tine proposed Improvement the ground that the
opering ind paving should be for the whole line OF the
street,
GRAHAN.AvESUE-The Trustees have decided
in favor of petition for alteration of grade also on pen-
ton to have Sd District grade and grade OF Even S. a.
tered Objections 10 be advertised for
SEwER-One is to be cut through emoanh-
men North Eighst at intersection of Sixth for The puF
pose OF drainage.
SALE FOR TAxEs.-The sale which was to have
have taken place on Tuesday has been postponed Tor
week. -
MR. PIcKE1-The current report OF the death
Of this geaieznan was correct He is dangerously
bu, hopes are entertained of his recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

NEWARK Wednesday, Nov. 6.
Partial returns only have been received and
show undoubtedly that Geo f. Fort Opp is
elected by 900 majority over John Rmk.
Congress-In this District, the With, Essex has
only GOO majority for Martin j. Ryerson over Rod
man NJ. Price, opp
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. holding over Wings,
7 Opposition, g The Wings have lost one in
Mercer and Passaic, Bergen and Atlantic are also
Opp, making 10, just one half of the Senate.
The other Counties eecting Senator'S tins year
are Hudson, Morris, Ocean ana C"ifoo''"''''
Morris is reported Opp
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Southern Items.

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Nov 6.
The Hon. Reverdy Johnson has gone to New
Orleans to contest McDonoughs will.
Senator Foote is meeting with much opposition
in the State of Mississippi AT Canton the Hon.
Franklin Smith denounced him as a traitor, and
the inhabitants of that place burned him in efligy.
The MSsiSsippian says there is a majority Of
10000 in the State in favor of immediate resis
lance.
We have received dates from Texas to the 23d
ult The returns of votes on the Boundary ques
ton indicate the acceptance by a large majority
In san Antonio AZ to % Walker County PA to
4a. The returns from Bexar, Burleson, and Milan
Counties show an immense majority for the bill.
A letter from Corpus Christi states that gen
eraI Indian war was expected to break out soon
The Indians are still stealing horses and cattle
The New Orleans Bulletin says the provisions
of McDonoughs will are Illegal and unconstitu
tiona and it will be easily broken.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON " tuutsuaY, NOV. %
The Baptist Union commenced here to-day.
Franklin insurance Company Washington has
declared - per cent. dividend-lo per cent. for
stockholders, five to surplus fund.
-Four mounted Camanchee Indians paraded the
streets to-day, dressed in costume exhibition
The party is from Texas.
Mr. Devereux, Clerk of the Indian Bureau, re-
turning home twonights since accompanied by his
wife while ascending the steps of the dwelling,
which were unprotected by railing, accidentally
fell into the basement below sustaining very
severe injury. His life is despaired OF.
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EacuRsIos,-The Light Guard. Capt JosEpn
T. PORTER numbering 60 men, made an excursion
to Tillietudlem yesterday, accompanied by Shell,
tons Brass Band. The following were the prizes
put up on the occasion: LIST Prize, Silver Goblet.
won by private QuaIe ed, Silver Cup, by private
Corbussier 3d, Gold Pencil, by Capt Porter, Ash,
Silver Cup, by private Richards At the conolu
sion of the dinner splendid Gold Chain was pre-
sented to Capt Porter by the invited guests
REAL ESTATE SALES.-We notice the following
sales BY auction
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New-.s ersey.

MonmoatA Co. gives Dr. Fort for Governor 900
TO !, 100 majority. and SHELTON for Congress about
the same. Christopher present Clerk is reeect-
ed over Thomas Combs, regular nominee by
800 to 500
Ocean Co. is rumored $50 for Rank, Wing.
No matter: the State is overheard by
handsome majority. The Opposition have
a clean sweep, and if they viii give the
People Free Schools, Homestead Exemp
ton, Land Reform, and deiverance from
Railroad Monopoly, we won't she'd the first
tear. Senator Dayton's vote against abol-
lshing Flogging in the Navy has helped
produce this result; but the inveterate
Hpnkerism of the recent Wing Legisla-
lures has also had its influence. 1t is hard
to lose the U. S. Senator, but chastisement
Is apt, for the present, to be grievous, We
trust good will come of ii.
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The BOst0n Slavery Agitation.

WAsmNGToN Wednesday, Nov. e.
The Republic says the citizens OF Boston
can preserve their own peace and order and will
preserve them at all hazards to the last eXtremi-
ty, but if unfortunately emergency should oc-
cur in which the aid Of the President may be re-
CURED it would be given without hesitation to
the full extent OF his Constitutional powers.
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Appointments Jenny Lind Preparations in
Washington.
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, !

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Nov. 6.
John H Robbins, Jesse Stein and John H
Rogers, were appointed Special Agents for Texas
Indians.
Reside < Willard have leased the National
Theater, and fitting it up for Jenny Lind's Con-
certs it is calculated to hold 5000. The work
men are already energetically employed
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BY T legrap h to TIL c Tribune.
Vermont Special EIect;op.


laPeeisI Disp4teb 20 The rrtbaaa.l
MANCHESTER, VI. Nov. 6. l85o.
ALTMAN l.. MINER has IN plurality over Ly-
man IN Rnaond County Lyman has III over Mi
ner in Windham and 1853 in Remington Comfy
Miner over Lyman III the District o87 Both
Wings Roberts, Free Democracy, IS LOO
below either B.
The above is from a reliable source
We believe plurality elects after the first
trial, consequently that Miner is elected.
Ed Trib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

ISQUEsrs.-Coroner Geer held an inquest yes.
terday at Hobokenst upon the body OF Samuel McChes
ney native OF NewJersey 10 years of age who died sud-
denly yesterday morning, in consequence ofhemorrhage OF
The lungs The deceased fireman board the sH ain
ship Galveston, plying between NewOreans and Calves.
The Coroner held inquest yesterday a, the foot Of
Rooseves Err upon The body OF about 10 years OF
found drowned Yesterday morning the above place Sew
era letters dated and written at Lowell Ia September and
October signed Deborah Elder together with temperance
found in the pocket of the deceased The body is thought
to have been about week In the water. verdict OF
"death by drowning" rendered. The Coroner held
an inquest yesterday the foot OF LibertysI N upon
the body OF man whose Is supposed to be Recon
nell who was found drowned yesterday morning. He
was dressed in red flannel and striped shirt, ustan Pans
old black silk vest drab sack and coarse lace boots de
about 50 years of age verdict ofdea by drowning wa@
r,,,av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
From the MISUNDERSTANDING of Steamers.


The Empire city left Chagres Oct. PC, at 10
"A. NJ. The Georgia sailed Il hours previous,
The steamer Cherokee was taking in treasure and
expected to sail Immediately. The Cherokee will
have over million and quarter of gold dust.
The Empire City brings about 100000 beside
what is in the hands of passengers. At the time
she left the Saral Sands had not arrived but was
momenty expected.
The Empire City arrived out in days hours
the Cherokee in 2 days and hours. The Georgia
arrived on the 23d Oct
The British Mail steamer Midway arrived 22d
via San Juan de Nicarauga. She brought up 65
passengers landed by vessels from San Francisco
and other places When the Midway left there
We're some $50 persons waiting for steamer
among them Mr. James Tborne and lady. The only
vessel there was the schr Home from New-Or.
leans with cargo of oranges, surveying in
tended route
Panama was quite healthy and not many pas,
sengers there but those who arrived in the last
steamers, who would sail Nov /.
The British steamer Driuer, from Valparaiso,
arrived at Panama on the DIST ult
The British steamer Ecuador, from San Fran
CISCO (35 days arrived on the 18th,
The steamer California arrived from San Fran
cisco on 2lst October and the steamer Nem. Or
leans from do arrived on the ed i'll II days.
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THIRD DISPATCH
DETROIT. "Wednesday,

DETROIT, "Wednesday, Nov. 6-l2 N.
f. ]. Penniman (Whigl is elected to Congress
in the First District by nearly 1000 majority.
In the Second District the chances are favorable
to the election of J. R. Williams, and in the
Third District they are in favor of j. L. Conger,
both of whom are Wings, and both are doubtless
elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

ties in this country? Is it very different
from that in Europe? Are the old bonds
still unbroken Are the Wings and the
Opposition still firm and steady in their
ranks? Have no new issues arisen to sun
der old connections and set men aaoat Is
no such thing growing up Independent OF
the old parties, as a Northern and South
ern party, one devoted to Freedom the
other sustaining Slavery! Can the eye
discern no beginnings of a radical, progress
sive party, alive with deeperand more vi
tai Democracy, ready with new measures
and of Conservative party steady to old
measures, Organized at all cost to resist IN
novation and keep things exactly as they
are? We ask these questions; those who
study carefully the signs of the times can
answer them for themselves.
One fact is too significant to escape notice
in this connection. This is that questions
of the highest social Importance are agi-
tated and decided outside of political par
ties. The Free School Law has Just been
voted on by the people of this State, but
neither party as such, sought to adopt it
into its platform; perhaps neither had the
courage Land Reform gains strength
daily all over the country, but not by be-
coming identified with either Wings or
Opposition. On the contrary, it enlists its
own adherents from both, and even compels
distinguished members on each side of the
Senate at Washington, to engage in its ser
vice. This is singular fact, with refer
ence to such questions; it seems to belong
to period of mere transition, when old
things are passing away and new not yet
completely formed.
Whatever the future has in store, the
part of wisdom will always be the same,
Party organizations are means, not ends,
II is noble to work in them when their
aims are good and their action honest, but
it is baseness to be their slave. c. AID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
Meeting of the Kentucky Legislature.

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, Nov o.
After three days balloting the House of Repre-
sentatiyes have succeeded in electing as Speaker
Col g. W. Johnson of Shelbyyille-Whig, of
course.
The Senate elected on Monday Benjamin Ed
ward Gray OF Christian as President
Gov. Helms Message viii be delivered TO-
morrow.
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M A R1ED.

In sng Sing on the 9th inst by Mr. Habsy, RICH ARD
GEORGE RADWAY, OF New York City, To mss CINDERELLA
HARRIS daughter of Henry Harris Eaq Of Sing Sing WecheStef
County. New York.
On Wednesday afternoon Nov Ruyer st Church By Rsv
J n K.rbs d D., Mr.. THEODORE SrURGEs 70 aas ELIZA
DE VOTE daughter Of Francis Cotton, Eq all of tina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

tT George CLARK is the Wing Member Of
Assembly elected from the XVIth Ward-not
John as enormously printed in our last, He is
leading mechanic in the Ward, where his cleo
ton over strong and popular opponent Is an ey-
idence of his standing and popularity
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MARYLAND Convention.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. "Wednesday. Nov. g.
After four ballots John g. Chapman, Wing, had
AZ BENZ. C. Howard, Opposition, IL VIM. Cost
johnson, Independent WING, 9. Same result on
each of the four ballots. No choice and adjourned.
Two more votes will elect Chapman.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

OFFICE OF TIE ADVERTISER Detroit Nov. 6.
In this city Buells majority is about $50. The
remainder of the returns show the election OF
Penniman by handsome maiority-at least 300.
We have not received sufficient returns from
either of the other Districts to Judge of the prob
able results
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
Observation-Disclosures the With DISTRICT.

The Wings of the With District, favorable to
the election to Congress Of Horace Mann, met at
Dearborn to-day and nominated him for reelection.
Those who voted for the address state that the re-
solutions adopted by the Massachusetts Legisa-
ture were passed to be lived up to, and not to be
dead letter. The contest in the District is like
" to prove a severe one.
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ap1rrsRuRcH. "wednesday. Noz. 6.

The Grand Jury have found true bill against
Mayor Barker for misdemeanor while in Office.
One of his policemen has been found guilty of
larceny, another Of perjury, another of an assault
with ali intent to kill.
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Ncw.ORLEANs. "Wednesday, NOV. ).
The United States Mail Steamship Ohio, JAS
Findley Schonck L. S. n Commander, with the
mails on board, is now coming up u this city
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Amendments.

WASHINGTON Wednesday, Nov g.
Alexander Ramsey and Richard w Thomp-
SON Commissioners. to treat with Sioux Indians,
Minnesota officially announced. Thomas Foster
has been appointed Secretary to the Commission.
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Defffciency in the supply of Hogs in rho West

CINCINNATI, Wednesday, nov &.
The Price Current publishes statement Of the
number OF Hogs assessed in 76 Counties which
shows deficiency Of 100000 head, comparative
with last year
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p,,,,,do,nbia stecks. -, Nov. 8

Ia Tan1,eky Bank, lo83 s55o0 WlIm M
ton P4 RI S 6: H. gea1 IL sS M
S25OO Ches Del Cana ps1psyyania and Ohio Canal %
lSS E M@as aR Plq9 a Canal ~ Mechanics
BANK 80 5PhadelBhiia1, B sa1k M do 1926; 600
s.Ss Sf hsSs W go M@ aR e g. 81 zee
County S. ~ y IN Texas Registered Notes. 81; Harris
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TIE GENERAL RESULT.

ALBANY, "Wednesday evening.
In the Counties fully heard from manning them
Hunt leads Seymour 1910 votes in the same
Counties last year Hunt had l0,183-Hunt's loss
5q73. This is about if not quite equal to his las
sears majority. Ed. 1'nbl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
hIichiCnn Electian.

DETROIT Mich. Wednesday, Nov g.
The returns, as far heard from, indicate the
election of E. ]. Penniman Whigl to Congress,
by large majority. His opponent was Alex w.
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by duran H. HaAer
House and lot No go Ezabeth,st 25x75......P SSToa

~ The Boston Post says: The greatest man
alive, now, is D. P Gardner, Esq the orator. poet end
merchandise immortal soap dealer His hard soap is
only ninepence pound-his so soap he deals out gratis
Mr. is preparing great Grafton soap aud things
in general which he will undoubtedly deliver before ra'
mense audience in large place--say the Tremons
Temple for instance The public voice calls for Gardner
lei him be- heard
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New Jcrsey-Clean sweep.

TkENTUNi w VV1IV'7'7Yl ~ " - ~
The majority for Fort for Governor IS estimated
at 1000. Opposition Congressmen are elected IN
Isl, Id, Hid aud With Districts. Legislature IS
Opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

To " are informed that Mr. josiah Warren,
Utopia, Warren county. Ohio, VIII lecture before the
Protective Union Of this city tonight the operative Bak-
es's House Of Gail, III Grand-street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

,15e Another outrage on the Morris and Essex
Railroad occurred last night during which some OF ths
rails taken by drawing the spikes sh3re
below Chatham and very tho Passac hiYeT Wnlc
caused the CINE and freight car OF his mos
mg's train TO be thrown off without howoye uong any
serioa injury except the detention phe passenger tram
in coming also detained until about noon today
This is the second attempt In that vicinity 10 inure The
road endanger the lives OF passengers and destroy prop
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Arrival of the Florida,

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, NOV, ..
The steamer Florida arrived at O'CLOCK tn1A
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Wise nnsin.-The Lntest,

MILWAUKEE, WIS, W -duesday, Noy.5
Charles Durkee, (Ind.) is reelected in the Ist.
District of this State by 1900 majority. Gov.
Doty is reelected by large majority in the Hid
District a few returns from the lid. District are
unfavorable to Cole, Wing.
SOUTHPORT, Wis.
The majority for Durkee for Congress in South
mort County is OF o.
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The Ohio nj New-0rieans,

morning. making the passage in o. hours from
wharf to wharf
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ARRIVAL OF THE L. s. FRIGArE ST. Law.
REScE-The u. s frignte St. Lawrence, HlRAH
pAuLD1sc, Commander from the River Weser,
and 30 days from the English Channel, arrived
here yesterday, via Boston. The St. Lawrence
has been absent from the United States over two
years, during which time she has been actively
engaged in cruising in the European and Medi-
terranean Seas, where she has visited the follow
ing ports, viz: Cowes three times, Bremen four
times, Southampton twice, Lisbon twice, Cadiz
once, spithead twice, Copenhagen twice, Stock
holm Sweden once, Elsineur once, Port Mahon
once, Naples twice, Messina once, Palermo twice
and Cogliari, Sardinia.
We published yesterday list of the officers at I.
tached to the ST. Lawrence The following 800 %
list of the deaths that have occurred Oh -
since her absence from the United states pi,e.
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

RAILROAD Acc1DENT,-The Philadelphia train
on Tuesday evening detained on the Camden and Ana
boy Branch Railroad, about miles south of New
Brunswick, by the breaking down Of tho locomotive,
which, is said, thrown off the track and dashed to
pieces There injury as we learn, to passengers.
Another locomotive Of the Camden and Amboy RR. Co.
was sent from New Brunswick TO bring the train, which
also broke down The New York locomotive Gregory
was then sent on and brought in the train about o'clock
Yesterday morning.
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LECTURE on CoMMERcE.-Col j. LOCKE DOR
RANCE in accordance with the desire OF many OF
his friends in this City, will deliver Lecture on
Commerce in Clinton Hall on Saturday even.
ing next The subject is one of universal inter
est, nor by any meas so dry and technical in its
nature as its title might indicate to some. Asone
Of the great elements of modern civilization it
claims the study of all classes and should interest
all. In this great center of commerce, Col Dor
rance ought certainly to have no difficulty in find
ing an audience.