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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
Passengers Arrived.

IN "s1-IiV Cify Fl a,77- t-o Cla,yo,e-S VIM Doa Bart,
Rev White aod -dIr Rev Hal and I,iy Fletcher
Ard 4eJ h's he Me Robertson
ton lady AID daug ter Mr. aut.eo Nr f. e., Re-, Blns
Mss al-o5, Ms, sue wnart- Nr, Baras Mr..
son 1f Garter. - y hake Sc Lactusrt ~ R-narj lady
aud dAught. Rutherford ady ttu5 Mr. m son Mr.
str NJ kir'p1tcS SIR sutton, Nj Backbura lazy and n,
Wr krUmsr Geo Patenou Hr Waite lady sLi raily, Master
fuon jts Go-ol family Rev La~rsnce lady,
fergnor Mics Ann Anderson. Mss II Sed'on Wat-on
m1r9ha An,re@ alntfe, Allan Steven P-ier GoSdn
" "ahy, WIN SHAW. Conan, M=s.rs c Usher s. Paul
Rot Null G Burn Nro ard John s;sun,on Masters W
wilson ,o S-un' " McNs-h jas sunor ard aiy A-ass
shank, Brewer hchudo B.raar Mrs odJut and lam H.
hessrs Ros.t=r r MaGAs=. Whitaker Whitaker
o1.-sd HsY H1mign, he-srs wgmo,s 0msIs4d Keaa.a
oit Mrs Ceots- Mis- Fis-r Rs
Smith, Conway, Eras 6 K Lang Ncatosh C iosgaa
Jas Gode Capt saunders John Is Root CnYe Mrs Fergus
Mister Fergus Wa Rev Robt Sell Williams "
Mis- + Krssy Mrs a Hester.on Ms NJ Peel
IN .steaHsiig AIa from LgcP1oMr. Habcit and lady
sdt ard daughter Mas Danb,r Mrs IA Bruce Pyst
bo ady h Parish aud sdv Parish Mr. Battery lady Or
Madam Dlcy ar ia, ady lady, aud
nnI,e Ley and lady DIR Bell AID lazy M Weber, lady family
and Two seTants Mr. Slater lazy two r Gilmore aad
lsdy Mr. Wks LADY, children nurse Mr. Porer 500
Lord MARI Krr Col Mamie and Th,mpsou Walter
leu GO Law fence Cap: milton CAPT Taylor, Browne
hard Pehn Jno kyaoch Green. Charles Lucas rrapm,g
Hor e Sn6er crawford Ino Duaitp Steele Francis Wood and
ssrTsn G W Jones He H,ltJf De Khan Jnp Hamilton
I'i0n PA9 Jaysaa Paragon DgeoTme4q cpsae' J4qa.
Is Dnho. EouTnsr Pltt Rouih Johnston, Baefour W
Willis Magician, Young. De Bocame. Ds Bocarne IT,
Gamees Gddt Dream Brandt George Lohse d Goto7 Mr.
X Phelps Corner Holland Schpeier hutchinson, Prrcher
ienrs,agd BeAne. Mnytch. Aer Merle Faoa. Dani.l
we'll Mrs Price nrs and child Ms, Hutton Mrs Beck
with end f1e cbre hr Kerr Mr. sscky M Leighton DR. Ksr
Ei.eustsd, Mr. Malserfsft, hr John D,zon-Total 1856
IN fieGrfhp iia5e, from ChGreon L ArGod, Hogan
IN 'f t. n'at Levn 's n t1ony
and SON Don Miguel otano, Marcus Moore.
In 6ris I'm J0He from Madeira-Msssrs Gntehaa, Dean
I IN steerase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

c. c. Green, Staten Island-spendid Flower Basket-
Silver Medal.
raj Design-Silver Cup sic
c G. Greene, Staten isand-snperb Floral De-gn-Sil.
II. G. Murphy, Yellow Hook, L. I--beautiA1 Fior.i De
sign-SiyeT Medal
SILVER MEDALS.
Utica Globe Mills Utica, n. Y.-for second best Black
J. Il. H. Hoiehkss, aotchkissvie, Conn-for second
Han L Springfield, Rochester, N H--for seconi best
Mott, Stanton Swan New Yor-for second hes. Fancy
RoJert Rcrnnie Lodi N, for best printed Cashmers
VIM Duncan Son, Franklin, Essex Co n. J.--i"r sec
oud best Shawls
Dorasus Kellogg. Skaneatela9, n Y-do.-io aHIe'ehc1
being percepuble 70 the Judges
G Moses / Co skaneaelas The the 5 l1a r.or.
Eitlert & Stevens Ware, Mass.-for WIie aad Scarlet
f Wio Duncan Son. Franklin N flor Piano Covers
Wamsutta NILS, New-Bedford, Mass-fof Bieacied
'S Wi 1oDff Manufacturing Co Rhode Isndo best
Jonsdae Co. Providence r. I-or best Ted SiIeas
ana d BiaCE co PToydencc R for the best Plain esias
Glasgow Manufacturing CO. South Iiadey Falls, Mass
for besf Gin CHAINS and Gala PLAID Lindseys
r. Marshall Troy n Y-for ChamDral beautiful colors
T. Garscd L Brothers, Frankfort, Pil-for Bed-ficks.
John N. Genin, pa Broadway-or the best MoLeskin
c Knox Newly ork-for best Chidren's Fancy Hat
Francis Landry Newly or6-for second best Furs and
SleghRobes.
Miss Leggeu Saratoga Co-for hes; Dam Muf and Tip
Wilmer, CARMEL < Co, Phiiadepha-for best Printed
Silk handkerchief
R. Relnc, Lodi, N for Printed Foulard silk.
i. r. Gtrcy Mansfield, Ct-tor SILK Twist.
j. Hutchinson, Green Point L. for the best Sewing
Mrs CYAN Epps, Ovid, Seneca Co, NY.-for the best
A. 4 +. s Higgins & Co, York-for best 3ply
A! Is S Higgins & Co New Y ork-for the best Rug
John D. Wickershln New York-Fur Wire Railing
w Davis CO. New York-for best Table Oil ClOth.
Henry Grten, New-York-for besnCaryed aud GiIded
WIN NJ Tompson New y ork-lor best specimen of Gid
Moore s Browning New York-for lulaid Pearl Papier
Mache Tables
Archer &. Warner Pliladepha-for second best Tampa
Chandeliers aud GirandOles.
Hayward Rubber Co. Colchester, Conn-For best India
Rubber Slices. and considered remarkable Improvement
former years
Dr. G S. Browne Hartford, Conn.-for best Abdominal
Supporter ald Body Brace
Yerger Ord, Phiadelphia-for the second best Arfca
Leg
F Waters, Troy NY-for best Breast Pump.
Hugh Catn, Brookyn-for best Dialonc and PlccIoh
Flute
G. G. Christmar ,v-York--for fine Brass Instruments
Clarioue and HaubOy.
CLYDE Gass-Works-for Window-Shades Of superior
surface color and uncommon thickness
George w james, Brooklyn--for best Boat, Jenny
Bean Breidenbah, New -York-for best signP Painting
J. j. C. Conroy, New ork-or best Fishing Tackle
Rods, Reels &c.
Thomas Fnegan New York-for best Artificial Flies
Henry Smith, Paterson, N. J.-for best Imitation of
Wood.
H. Goulet New York-for best Imitation OF Marble
Burger Walker, New NoTk-iOr second best spec
mems OF Cut, Plain and Colored Glass
To be continued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

EYe 1t will be seen by an advertisement in
another column, of the New Jersey Exploring
and Mining Company, that they propose to sell
FIVE thousand shares of stock for the purpose of
increasing their machinery. The demand for the
valuable Zinc paints of this Company is SO large
that it cannot be met by their present power of
supply. The affairs of this Company are in the
hands Of some of our most respectable citizens,
and it promises of the best avenues of invest
ment before the public The Paints they
make arc beyond competition, and the demand is
unlimited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

No date &C. TO- jane Lowell from EYo for chagres
Oct PM Kinae steamship Pacific, Nys, hence for
Oct lat 81 lon 81 49, ship Columbus from Bremen for
Aug rs of Point Ind Rio de Plata, Argentine Upton,
Salem
Aug lat 80 passed brig wing white signal
with a blue border having the latter w.
Sept 20 49, 80 49, r bark Falcon AZ ds I'm Liverpool
lat 49, lon 35 49, Ora from de
No date lat a. ion 49, ship Sheridan Liverpool
Oct A. 81 ship Philadelphia I'm NYork for Liverpool
Oct H. 49, So ship yorktown, m NYok for London
at35 Ion So ship steering Sc showing reg s
octSi IS miles EsE Of Sandy Hook Mediator I'm Fall River
Sept f. lat NJ lon 80 W bark Boston, Calcutta
Sept n Ion 10 w ship Charles Chaoner I'm LiVerpooiof
49, lat A. ship Brooklyn I'm Glasgow for NYOk tpro
badly Brooksby, arr lst inst
Oct A. ship Mannsnng I'm Liverpool for NYot
SEPT i6 miles Charleston ship james Calder I'm Charles
ton Liverpool
leans mot NYork, before reported
OCT Iat lon TO- ship spy Milton, i'm Belfast for HYork,
oct lat 30 W. ship Reliance Boston bnd westward
Oct Bauegat dernac Jesup; and bss
Ere Pearl and Emma all I'm Philadelphia 70! Boson.
at PM pissed steamer n jrda Is miles Of Cape Fear
whale ship Nc Lelen, of and for SBetoFd I'm
Davs' Straits out moe, with 800 bbls oil.
Ion 10 30, brig Smyrna to Du1bory I'm Martinique
Oct 20 lat 50 go Ion ~ ,ch Ellen Maria, fm Jamaica for Hall
Oct TO- lat - To- lon 81 90 ship NswYors Lver
pool.
DC, 49, la, H. 90, ship Flsl hence for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
FOREIGN Ports.

RaranA oct7-Arr orig Roscoe hecr,. @imiasso, arr s;d
barb Msdora Roby Portland toh; brgs Lima Higgins do d
sabao Shaw do o caraens POgg President Taylor s
Des Savannah berks Glide HAro1, Rch NYork l A'es
Patsn Bosn do, brig Botaer Lovs Charleston d. 50 sn
rs Sylvester Snow Bostoa baIks Sophia Beazon Phda
. De Arba tarscha FTerk; ilh bns Ellen hayea snh, of
Bahia Hond 70 load msasses; bark RAPID, Ware, Hfoh -
Arr a, M,t.uas brig Aeeora kobbIs cartsas 9Th brig
Yotos Bsttes Portand Hs 5oaPet Sfork lqh brig Re
bart Pspnsu Nermap SD TIL orss Cstaanne, Hhob,
Az cardsnas oci6 briggs Gsl Card Sierra Aorsas Har
nat Gibson Bath Frances Elem Issy Havana; In big Clara II
Yen Kumsn Mpchss barb Louisa WhI Philadelphia Saissd
IN bg Gase Card for Posondj bark Diligence Woodbury.
SD I'm Cuba Sept ars Smyrna, Parker, Boston; a6,h eh'
-Chc.rt, Warf, hTorh-
Yor for Antverp Wood Wady TOE ScE 9e Henry
from harls.ton Calcutta 25h Wabash Hill for Boston, tscs
JH aay Perkins sAsra de- Ltts Lzsy Knapp from Bos
ton b Crousd Hatch Tor Boston, un Charlotte HoaknS
in Bath. Ne. discs.
in tsys; bark oho for do.
Al arands TO- bah William for Bsstoa 3s Ket;h
Cornercs salbates Charssou; Oates for fforfj ons
Dow Oliver Peters Petals, dH Aas Saxon TOT new
York. ready
s I'm Madsra Sept g. bark AsAe Gsmage for Cape De sf'
Isnnds. ,.Y
barn dunry Trv~esids7, "hi'~'t -
< Kingston J b. Emaino Johnson ao'' 'ai's
Sd fm Rio J.nsro ID uIt ship Rebeoca Wolfe, sodssn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
Passengers Sailed

In Ssausttr Europa f5r Lis-yso-slrI P4a.su Phl,
senu Dir tonabe aiy .ertap', Mr. NAY AID tdy Ay
Mote hrrr-r ha0y On " al f tr,rce; Ms esg
man aAd seTs hr Fssta lady, Ht Ms M,tkw1d Ds L
helh5s5 fhlA; hsssre CraAay SYuik. tJsrs kT-s
efs ha besr-r OF Da'ch--; h-tra L-opoh taras klhn
fA-r unhari 81 tranr-cr; John tas-r Henry r1nI
~ ~ i"s'r England Koch OFT Moptn San tHrseo
!" enns ork7re; LOUIS Borg Ice Cotgi Of Frauce jo64
ma! "a Compile G te Va eqgig z Kingston elsHd; Ack
r! hr urrc-, Mr. Dcrcaa L-ii5cir Henry Own, DAVID
Dqr EhSafd Msg-r, ai' chd-s and Vita
san fr'1; M schmd Nr Strso-rg DR. Bstheu' ESQ PEN
5e[;'u 4 ttse ~ Hsss j., VT 6rm.H,w Eag JOHN Hecoa.
r II tIeFj w Schultz ~ Seispp vi!s and hh "a
az >bscx Hrst, Tho. Wallace. Henry Ap-rt james Nc
Hcq Lens Numbers, Sir t-tn., Mr. pratha Riyr6 NJ
Ha} = ART Ai-I claft-r-. alt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

BY Telegraph,
BALTIMORE. DC, as-Arr ,cb harvest, I'm Bo.tor.
CFrnm our Conearoudent.


PHILADELPHIA Oct 23--frtred--Brss Hanaeaket soule
Port Wahha yncenns Cak Mddetown; Alssia Haskell Port
land Hemingway Fall RIVER Argo Morton Boston, sch
Yori; Mon Hawkins, do Alexander NJ Caswsl do watula,
vAnum dos Swain, Townsend. w Esodgey Babcock,
SON. Fisher Boston; Lyon, lBurroughs Bridgeport Pelan
thus Henders. do Canary FansWoh, Portland; sIsn Rogers
John Mcfarland Emprs pncs do Nav zsaand ro1nd DO
SON. Small Orleans bgs Forester Goss Proydsnce Arso
Morton Frank ob BATH chs Chrsnomes Person
Boston; Harmonic Maoney do; Amba sador Harrison; doi
,dfrey Babcoci Nav York w s~as, Townsend DO w
Cob Hewitt do; Amazcn Ssemsn do Thompson Fisher
New Haven Davis Lyoas Burroughs do yuturs Keyssr
burypoa Bsn English Bill Nav Haysn, Joha w Dele Lowdea
Port Chester, Ny; Nav Zealand, Poland Salem.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
CIenred.

Ships Germana, new Wood Havre, Win Wtloc CasllAn,
Grs'.s St John fB Cook Smith; Victoria Champion, London,
John Grswold.
RarLs John Benson. West Havana surges Co; Caroline
Brsm) strcker Bremen Richmond Pasnssd, schuack
err Hazard Baow, San Francisco ogde Atlantic, Jiauot,,
Charleston r Twin
Bg Mary sate BIZ salter Windsor Ns Venus Garduer $.
Mays Geo Capt Tom Smaey Norfolk, E1el; Wolgas Pc
ters. Re De Jaleo, Schmidt & B.chea
sehs Arieks Wheeler Mat'gora &C. McCrsady CO. Hunt
err Headley st Mss; Newport &c, Lsddi Nckerson,
Boston, Rchmone Dearborn, Richmond "Melboune Bartlett
Miss River Globe Lewis Pnsd abbott Lawrence Alien Boston;
Minerva Wright Cox Wilmington. NC.
Sloop Gazeie, Vcrguson, Providence.
Steamer Anthracite Moreey; Phladelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

FREE School BALLOTS, &c.-By an arrah5e-
mept of the Free School Committee, the TRENDS
- -ea schools in the country can obtain ballots
favorable to Free Schools of Messrs. CHHDs q
AspERsos 14l Nassau st. (basement:l price fifty
cents per thousand, half the cost or Ih9y n.aj
obtain them at the Committee-roon, BIZ bfOau-
way. Handbils in favor of Free Schools can aiso
be obtained at the same places at fifty cents PEI
hundred They can be sent by mail or 0y OK
press, as required Those sending tor them s afs
requested to give particular directions as TO w"
they are TO be sent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
NEWARK ITEMS.

WING NOMINATIONS roR CHARTER OFFICERS
At meeting of the Wing Convention on lues'
dav night, they unanimously agreed on the l0i'
lowing nominations:
For Mayor-JAaEs NJ. Quincy
City Clerk-DanelT Clark ,....a. q
Chosen Fyetbodrs-Wilnan Garhwate, stephen u
Gould. mod
Sprrevors Of Highuoys-Jumes H Halsey, Robert p00
Covon.,s-Geor, H. Brunen, Lewis A Han
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
Disnsters. &c,

Yorktown Bath sorer going from Naples to Sicily for
cargo got shoal Tnpau Aug and wrecked with
the Captain His who board
together with tbs rest of the
of NswbuyPort Ma'.) Chase went ashore N su
loo saved which, with the taken
Joseph The Caroline rs 4ysars old
Charles Ireland, and insured
City the oce s260o vessel and $500
thar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
To Mariners.

An ron lighthouse OF dmenons about 10 be sressd on
the F,s.Is solitary several miles out the Atlantic OF the
coast Cork and Kerry
The following the ootion Of cppeon4 Rock, in the NORTH Pa
chc Ocean position Of which marked doubtful Hofes
Chart Sunday 9TH 1870, Al go An discover
I'D rock bearing WNW miles 90 TO feet above tho
sufaco appearances that Of ship under double reefs With
head reef of tha North end extending
quarter mej and another of tho South end hall that eItsh-
hsy must be near Tho smooth and Tho
breakers distinctly from the ships top A
neon our latitude and longitude 10y and vel
ted W. at WHICH the island bore INV by
conpas tho snp mizten top Is miles dlt yarIaton
which the latitude OF the Rock
lo 20 and longitude l08 &c w.
As this Rock liable 70 with By gsssA from California
Peru or Chill submits ths Information for tho bsusat OF
naYyators who may bound California Respectfully
SAM'L C. JONES, mate Of Ship Harrison.
pn,,1 OctSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
Whulers,

Arr at NBedord ship stephsna Bourne Indian Ocean.
$50 bb sp $50 wh and bump6ack oil and 5000 los 'ono
JOHANNA june l5 bark Clsrris, HBedford 80 ~.
tahiti July PheniE cleaye And Edward Luce, spefOrd
ana another recruiting 80
cd from HBeafort Ocal ship Joseph aep en Pacific Ocean
shps Harbuck Ellison North Pacific Ocean, rdent Tabo
d.; from helow, 18Th, barb Fostuna, Hathaway, DO,
een 50 "a r. sn 90 IS W. alnge whale ship stedrh
e. showing signal With scar s. and togf perpendcuA
spes Tho honopsahe from New BEDFORD LIT, l0s North
Paclfc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

NAvAr-At Madeira, Sept. Y, U: s. slOop-of;,
war, John Adams from and Tor the ooas n Oh
Africa-all well; u. s siooP Daie, leuson' laon.
New York, for Coast Of Africa, IN ~ Gays paSSa6s
all we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
nnrr,earic Pore.

ALBANY aA seh' Con co.tf IT,, and ap a and SD
h p,S.b Wss rrovdepcsi oop Aogn 20 JessaP
BOSTON HaIs a:s Fto s csGEsas :. s. so
c cas.. a3 4r o5 nal csIE F so ss III
Pesri Hardiug DE- asi e e9 ssT
A A,: as' C o9 ssssof se uRt'1i s''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
California Vessels Spoken, &c.
Spoken, &c.

Aug 80 lon 49, ship Great Britain ii d. from RYork o
California with sprung gale from the South 10 days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
MINIATURE ALMANAc......rH1s DAY.

s7S-Rsss.. 81 OF MoOs-Rsss. 65a
HIGH WATER. OCT "A.
Sandy Hook...lO So Gov Island 81 Hell o5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL PRO
a ~


SILVER CUPS MEDALS
,,; Girauo r. Bergen, N Jior best varieties of
Timothy +, Tlson RpEendaIe n Y. for the best busbel
oi Wheei-Silyer Cup, So. '''-N'
.u WIN II Hughes Matteawan FONT N j. or the best
ouSaei o. hye--Sllver Medal.
Ssorge Nes6llt, Delaware Co N Y best bushel of Oats
IN k SnS ed l. cS Paterson NJ revera varieties Tx
-, cn Z, MURPHY Yellow Hook l. l. choicest assortment
E Hi Il. Kin SSsISieSis Ia,5s.5 Cup s.
oqeanary Vegetables Silver MEDIA. 'N''i 'AeA' VI
ogeabe R SS 6a "a. s aes! and greatest variety
nsdi T. "raud, Jr Bergen, NJ j. Second best dosive,
speSJs 9s lommedien Corandye N Y for the best
< Eour " quicksilver Cup S. O'''
ts. - sHySwe9 Goshen N Y second hes, s,oc,r, &c p
Daily cbe sssstHS NewYork bss, specimen American
sser asdapI efer New-YsTk second best specimen do
s,sass Carpenter NewYork g,eo,s.. n cbo;co
JOIN q AppesSiyer Cup S. ''i''' '''''ts
choice ssle Plattsbgrsh, NY for fine display Of
sAO;ce 70 Cambridge Mass for prea,as, npnher of
"A P ( .eSse Of Pears-Silver Cup $8
Psss-Sses Hsds, ihamsburgh, Ii. fine display choice
ass Msiteawen Point, NJ for best Isabella
3apes- Mstieawan Point. NJ Tor best Catawba
saesS r MI Sergeant Fishk Landing, NY for best and
s MsL Colt Putersoh Ne Sess s FSsesn Grapes
MY aOaasls' Bergen, NJ, FOR beat ouiuees-svor
6aSassss IL Co Astoria LII for large and bes, dis
ss Gun lsS y nsdale-suporb display of Dahlas
iSsaes Brooklyn L. l. for beautiful display of
oses sSd bloonngdale for largest and best display
Ira I ana Sat Fowcrs-SilveT MEDIA 'f1"'
aot ss Sydney place. Brooklyn, for best dis
aasas,SlqTesfrs or Middle Village L. l. Tor bes, Flower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
FIREWORKS

FIREWOKKS.
j. W Hadfeld Williamsburgh L. I-tor the best display
OF Fireworks, $50.
j. & ] Edge, Jersey City, N. flor the second best
Henri Eyre Jersey Cyfor the third best display, 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

BURGLARY AND GRAND LARcEsY-A fellow
named John Richardson alas Moore, an old thiei
and woman named Ann Stanley, were yesterday IA
taken into custody by Constable Josephs OF the
Fourth W ard-Richardson on charge OF burglary gar
and grand larceny, in breaking into the boarding
house of Mr. Murphy No ~ We 5 n-
nawnipe the same. The property was all recover.
ed by the officer, and the accused were locked up
NV Justice Lothrop to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

The premiums for LIVE Stock we have al
ready pubushedl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

ARREST FOR GRAND LARcESY.-A man named
James W adell, glazer was yesterday arrested
on charge Of stealing gold watch cham c ana
son of 20 Mangin-st The accused it appears,
was wa employed BY complainant to put in pane OF
glass, and when not observed stole the property
. portion of which he pawned at Simpsons shop,
IS Chathamst and the balance he secreted under
pile of timber in Tompkins st. He confessed his
guilt, and was committed by Justice MountfoFl
for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

FARMS AND MARKET GARDENS.
H. H. hlnbsll Fiallands, L. for the best farm of not
less than 100 acres-Silver Cup or $40
I. Mepes, for The best Market Garden-Siver Gun or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

ARREST OF Az Old THIEF FOR FoRGERY.-
Constable Carpenter Of the First " ard, lycster
dav arrested an old offender named John W iIson
on on a charge of forging an order for So on Henry
j. Meyer, ship chandler, Of the corner OF hector
and Vest SITS The name Of John Harrison, pro-
pretor of the Northern Hotel in Cortland-st was
lorged to the order The fellow employed lad
named John Schroeder to present the paper TO Mr..
Never, who at once detected the forgery, and by
information obtained from the boy caused the ar
rest of Wilson, who was locked up by Justice Lo-
throp
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
From the Dollar Nerr.paptr.
Grccuin. Pickles.

7 ck'cs can BIZ gfceued s,rsout pa1,ng TO
them any Ingredient con'ain.nl so'dIgrls, IN
this sty: Fret Pot your cucunbets in strong
gal vaipi IT them -oek three days; take
them 90 b., your pickle; put i, on again
hol, aoa el.eS ssanGnz lhtee days tDko hen
out soss hen, ten'y four hours, and thou
get some ,'t"n1 rps's vinegar and ,hea boz,
It, pour Il On hr pickles not; bod the same
vlnegat the rex, dsl and put II over 90, and
your pickles vii le as gteon as nature, aud
viii keep 'or wears J. NJ. 7.
Churehrdle, Nd 1870.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25

yHtiiE above es'ablis hmeni, situated IN Nam
a Street, third lot North Of the Public Scgsrt
in the town 81 Charlotte, has been constantly Ken
or.n b, the present Proprietor, from the ls d
January, lao Ia the present time, Tor The accom-.
modaion Of the Public, and will continue TO t.
hep, open for The same purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged and n.
proved TO a very cor siderable extent within he
last two years-the entire building is in comp.t,,
repair aud is 30 constructed that all the fgyas
have abundant light aud can be ventilated a g.,s.
tufe.
The Stables are not n 'erior to any beIcrgr.
10 any similar Estshhshm,n in " estcrn Ns5
Carolina and care will be taken that they shall
always be supplied with abundance ii good grsf
and proyuuder and attended by faithful, and egp,.
riencrd Holsters.
TIE Subscriber will uss every exer,ioR to Civ,
satisfaction 10 all who may patronize his Ilou,,,
and hesitate not 10 say that from ten years IL.
peri-nce he VIII he able TO keep up the acconro.
dafion at The Carolina Inn, in style not surga.,.
ed by sny Pubic House in the interior couri,y-
and be taxes this opportunity to return b, cor.
dial respects 10 gene: nus Public for pas .r,,.
aud respectfully solicitg u continuance Of ,Etu
patronage and confidence
DRON Frs can, at all times, be supplied sj,b
convenient and well enclosed lots, free of cltrge
aud furnished with grain at low prices.
gJ' The Charlotte and Camden Stages srfiy,
and depart iri weekly.
JENNINGS B KERR
Oc.: "a ls49. Silt
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
No Gentleman.

One of our military bands vent out on
grand ssIensde, short lime since, aid spent
nearly the whole night in starting drowsy mai.
dens from their SAUNDERS. They broke up O.
bou, two o'clock IN the morsing, when the
trombone player concluded he would Take an
excursion IN the country. as be was conscious
tina, be was not exactly 10 a condition TO 60
to his loving wife. Thlnkins The ar of the
salt water might contribute 10 restore his 9.
qulibrium, he wandered TO the nearest ferry,
which happened to DO Peck Slip. 10 few
minutes he was in " iamsburgh, aud start
ed up Souih Seventh street, wnhou, knowing,
IN fact, which ssy he was gong. He turned
into Four,h.sre I, and soor found himself 10
the fields.
The morning was Pre.ty "a K, end he still
kcp; 90 u@,lnsclous that he hsd ts- d from
among aa houses. Anxious 90 a,oe am his
locality, he struck few Hoies on ms ln.ifu-
men,, IN the hope OF rousine somsbody AID
starting light. HIS nub asure had become
rather imperfect, and his notes we're surp'ls'
logly out OF range. Directly behind him he
heard ana,l err trombone, but did not accoiC
with hi, Troubled al he dscord, bu, ~llh
out urn,ng around, he sad N gruf 70 cc-
So souad your c p
IL then sounded II. c, Nd the gentle MAT
behind sounded; bat q, va, DOT {.
"S.sou sound (1ta) ye your {, sl.ssy |
, The accord sas 10 better, aod ha osciasm
, e IN ljudtr voice tbsn be.ore-
Sou.souud yo.yo-'
: Here the sentence VAS capt short by b
beng suddenly ht,d from the g'ound an
, pitched head f.t over iencs. Gathering
: himself Up, and supporting his petpeud ou'a
, by means oil his troubone, be crisd Oh, 10
range
You m-msy be (hc) uu.mu.mu-tclau
(hlc) hu, ,ou'te no genIeman!
Halo, friend z cred some ore By MS sd.
odd the bull hoist YOU =
: lie had been caught upon the horns Of
! large bull, ard thrown uto an open field.