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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-15

ROARDERS.--BoNding Intelligence
~ Office, 63i Broadway where pubic snd private
boa cirg houses cnH be supplied With 6rsFaIe hoardes,
with good reference the shortest nouce Boarders
wanted Tor some good public and privAss boarding lsss
Price from 81 50 70 S.. myl4SF
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~ Notice 10 Gas Ftttsrs.-Vhe Gas Filters Of
Of tho Ciy Of Ns~ YG aud VIcOi,y are r7qI7s7d 10 at
,epo ussDg be held 81 The F0u..seo Yard "A Jie
90, or Of Grand ao6 Eizsbeh sts THIS EVENING st6
s,eoel orr rei.ely. General sen1 sn - 10 'rqaes ed
WV, THOMAS MARSH, President
,,.s A ssKP.Ep see'fy myi5 ~
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AS WET NURSE by respectable mar
[X ried Womsn with fresh bTessl Of mix, whose baby
is ak moDths old. Best OF ciIy reference viii be given
Acd'tnA r. personaly by Doie at Weii fnry.
second 1t berween Eighth and Ninth avs myl5 F
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ROARD.-Gent can be accommo-
~ dated vh board reasonable lerns, at $50 Green
Tich-si neI Canal. myl4iN'
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Opposition Charter Nominations

Lsf " ard--Assistant-Ad Moore Is a candidate
for Alderman, Peter Duffy for Assistant, and
Charles Cannon, (Lnd Refonmer) for Assessor
I'D Word-The Convention adjourned till
Sunday evening James Leonard Is spoken Of
for Alderman.
ma Ward-Caleb ; Butts. Alderman.
TVh Uard-Jaaob F Oakley, Alderman, and
Timothy O'Buen for Assistant
Vh Uard-For Alderman. Peter D0lan As
Saskatchewan, John ID Dixon
VIh Uard.-Patrck Kelly. Two or three
other Democratic nominees are also IN the
field. all claiming to be = regular
WIFE Uard-Richari T. Compton.
Other nominations were doubtless made but
a. a general thing the Charter Conventions met
and organized, and then adjourned, although 1t
i well known among the knowing ones who
VIII be the nominees IN the remaining Wards.
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sail - eeo.y .rve.'ei fsrshe benefit of the noble
eKi sLi his 'tiuA, aIi presented 80 ann Is vel
cone Eli, possible AFTER he shah have .and
d iu this country. 4, IN ardent stmTer 81 the
MAN and az earnest friend II the CAUSE IN which ne
was Engaged, teg leave respecttllyto tender ne
sum Of one n lr7s1f dollars a a commencement
WI Sou >r. consent - receive the dc posts, anu
act aS Treasurer of the kossUTH Fund ! am well
sstistfc that the money can be speedily raised ana
Will use M utmost eXertIOus "a accomplish the emu
~ view Nth the least possible delay
Trusting that the Suggestions VII meet with your
COZ cuueTce aLd cOuuensnce, ! am. dear >ir re-
spf tfuLv. vow ieiiow-cItlzen. josh GEN>.
To AvsRo,E { krSGsLAND. Esq. Mayor
MAYORS OFFIcE. NIw-YoRK Oct. :, 1851.
DEAR SIR | have 10 aCk Wedge tie receipt OF
your letter proposing 10 become one Of an hundred
gentlemen 20 contribute the sum OF one thousand
collars each f1r the purpose OF raising fund Tor the
benefit Of TIE patriot Louis kOssuih. who seeks an
ass ium n this country, and whose arrival may no"
D hourly expected.
The ofef does honor 10 your heart and very
cheeruy consent 20 become the recipient OF the
furd when the proposed amount shall have been
~ 60, and for the OF the truly patriotic IN
ceItaking n which you have en gagged you have my
most cordial wishes. am. sir. your obi Seryt..
4. {. hINGsLAND, Mayor
JSp y GENIN. ESQ
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune
sa,fs,rn T,,,,r,gl one cs-er Earoser and Besrsr,
Further Particulars Of the Mexican Revsiu-
ton. by Southern Mail.
BALTINORE, Tuesday. w. !,

BALTIMORE, TUESDAY. OCl. q, 1871.
From the detailed accounts OF the Mexican
Revolution we gather that the Pronunclamento
pronounces death to tyTants The reasons
given for therevolt are-First The utter failure
OF the Mexican Government 20 protect the north
ern Mexican States from Indian depredatlons.
Second The unjust. unequal prohlbitory syS-
TEN OF duties. which operates most deStructlvely
on the interest OF the people OF the frontier.
Third The despOtic power exered by the Fed
eral Government over the rights and repreSen
tation of several States
Besides Camareo. Mier and several other
towns were IN the hands of the insurgents.
Intelligence from the City OF Mexico says the
Government, has sent 5000 men to defend Tie
huautepec Don Fernando Ramnez has accept
oil the appointment OF Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
and is charged with the formation of new
Cabinet
The Hoimesriie Banner. of the Eth September,
saws that Jefferson DAVIS has reconsdered his
acceptance of the Gubernatorial nomination.
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4 private letter, from which we publish
an extract in another column, informs us
that the Federal authorities in Central
America have resolved to interfere in Mic
aragua, and that an army Of observation is al
ready stationed at Nacaome, in Honduras,
with view to Interior operations in the
disturbed State. Which side these opera
tons will favor does not appear, nor whether
they will favor either 1t is understood there
that the Canal Company have promised to
send out body of Americans to fight on the
side Of the Granadian Government. Of
course, if such promise has been made, 1t
is the duty of the Administration at Wash
ipgton to prevent Its execution. 1t was ru-
mored here yesterday that a large number
of muskets went out to Nicaragua by the
last previous voyage of the Prometheus, for
the use of the same Government. We
know nothing of the truth of the rumor
The Havre steamer Humboldt is in her
fourteenth day at sea, and if she does not
soon arrive will be anticipated by the Asia
The Humboldt sailed from Cowes on the
23d ult., and the Asia from Liverpool on the
9th. The one brings four days, and the
other a weeks later news.
The letter of Surgeon F.. X. Kane to
Henry Grinnell, Esq, in regard to the re-
cent Arctic Expedition and the probable
course taken by Sir John Franklin, will be
read with interest. 1t will be seen that
Mr.. Kane still adheres to the opinion he
advanced before the sailing Of the Expe-
dition sent out by Mr.. Grinnell, viz That
Sir John took the Northward passage by
Wellington Channel.
We have a dispatch from the South,
stating that Col. JEFF. DAVIS has backed
OF the CubernatOrial race course IN Mis-
sissippi The Colonel seems to have as
little relish for defeat as his fre-eatIng
friend, Gen. Quitman.
The business of Llberating and Reannex-
mo Northern Mexico. which has been taken
in hand by few incorruptible and de-
voted Patriots, seems TO progress rather
slowly.
The Mexican Government are reported
10 have sent 5000 men TO the defense
of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. The
details of two fatal steamboat disasters viii
be found in our columns this morning-the
James Jackson, at Shawneetown. H., aud
the Brilliant, near PlaquemIne, La.
A few scattering returns from the election
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Fund for Kos uth-Munificent Proposal.

The following correspondence between
generous and enterprislng citizen and his Honor
the Mayor explains itself Its substance Is,
briefly, that Mr. JOHN \. GENIN proposes to be
one OF a hundred persons to contribute one thu
sand do lars each toward gift, which will rem
der the great Hungarian Independent upon
has arrival on cur shores. The Mayor has
conseRhedto act as the treasurer OF this fund,
and we trust that the example OF Mr. Genin
NAV find prompt imitation among those who are
in situation to follow IT, Such a testimonial
would be worthy Of the country and of the man
TO whom it Is to be offered. The letters are IN
these terms
2l4 Broadway, NEw-YoRK, Oct. :. 1851
My DEAR SIR II has occurred to me. IN connection
With the various propositions for rendering honor 10
the illustrouS LOUIS hosSuth on his ARRIVAL IN the
nited States, that something more substantial and
benehclal than mere pageant should mark our ap-
probation OF the character and services Of that dis
ungWshed patriot and hero.
In common with my feloW-cliiTens regard the
eN-Presdent OF Hungary as one of the greatest and
Oe>t men OF modern times and | am sure that the
wealth and nunlhcence OF our CITY only need hint
perhaps should rather say, are now looking for
an opportunlty-te give solid proof Of their sym
paihy for the Washington of Hungary. Louis Kos
suth al the time he took the lead IN the Hungarian
revolution was. II / am rightly informed. the pos
SCISSOR OF considerable estates, and IN the enjoyment
OF competent revenue. lie regarded these adyAD-
iages as dTo>S he sIumed them for ms eOuntrv's
sake Al the means that he could raise he eagerly
threw INTO the Treasury 81 Freedom.
w hen The combined forces OF two despotlsms over
"htined, IN their enormous masses OF men The
armies that but for Russian interference would soon
have dictated terms m Vienna, the property OF Kos
SUth was sacrificed. He i now, presume, poor in
all OOt glory We cannot compensate The brave and
generous CHEF Tor the loss OF MS country out We can
al least honor cprSses ana hq BY rendering the asv
lum lie has chosen home indeed. propose there
ioTe-a> i necessary for the consummation OF all
projects that somebody should b. gIn them-tO set an
loot subscription for the purpose referred to- Nv
plan IS simple. II IS that che hundred cit zens
whose means enable them 10 indulge IN such
4 luxury - iOl 10 render honor - Louis Nos
Suth is. Il NY estimation, luxury - shall
contribute $l0Jo each 10 fund. 10 be called tie
ko>st TT Fun and that the sum to,al Of sIQ1 NJ
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in Georgia indicate tire triumph OF The In
len party.
An arrival from Havana aQnounces the
departure for Spain Of Number more OF the
misguided and unfortunate youog men coh-
nected with the Lopez Expedition.
In another part Of this paper vii be found
a report of the first days proceedings in
the Trial of Margaret Garraty forthe Muir
der Of Edward Drum at Newark. The
case Is peculiar ore. and the prisoner
shares in remarkable degree the sympathy
Of the public of that city.
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The New Motive Power.

10 The Editors o. Ihe n. Y. IrDnHe
Having seen but little of a practical ma
ture III the discussions Messrs.Sa~yerd GsyDncs
static Engine, | induced, IN view Of doubts
which affect another interest, to point out some ~
Its workings, wherein the real question at issue Is
involved. According 10 the circular Of Messrs Saw
yer G1ynne the part Of the static Engine tina
produces the alleged mechanical effect, is an upnght
tubular axis, which at is upper end Is enlarged INTO
kind Of basin.
The tubular axis and basin are to contain quick.
SILVER and 10 revOyc rapidly and the centrifugal
force impaired 10 the quicksilver BY the rotation IS
by sundry appliances made to continue the rotation
with augmented force.
II We take the handle Of a well made bucket part
iy filled with water and vhlrl the bucket backward
and forward The water therein IS very little moved,
and the movement i the less the more truly clrcu-
Lar and smooth the bucket for smooth surfaces I'M
part but Little force or motion TO bodies over WHICH
they side TIE boys N the stree, understand this,
and do not TuI on the ice, but on the pavement u
gather force for sl.de, aud every body knows the
smoother the surface the easier the movement until
the zero Of friction l. reached.
Hence, If the BASIN IN the Static Engine be per.
fectly smooth and circular II can, BY II rotation M
part but little force to the contained quicksilver and
If force be impaired thereto, the effect must be pro
dUCeG by inequalities ~ the surface Of the BASIN and
the action, ~ ncpe. - Identical Nth that Of the
lever, wherein the acton and reaction OF the forces
Al the opposite ends Of the lever arc equal
MeesTs Sawyer & Gwynne claim 70 have esfab-
lshed their theory By experiment but the details
are not gwen on tie other hand nc experiments
made BY NJ Robert an able engineer, 10 verify ne
ite laws oi friction al ssh yeloclties noud lead a.
different conclusions. known weight Wa rested
Ca lie circumference ot wheel ana at the yeriex.
lie wheel Vas then made TO reyolsc. and the re-
action equal 10 the acton aud therefore IT'S Just rep
TeseLlailic Vas measured aud was Observed - re-
main constant under all The variations OF speed
Tie weight iulhlls the requisite cOnditI1ns ~
tooy N eo99c. "ith moving surface. and As the
centrifugal iofceS increase the ratio VI The squares
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O,eesi,ion senatorial Nomination..

MA Dgfri-f-The Convention liloufHed
y thout making nomination The ballot Tor
McMu-ray. OF the Isl Ward. IS "A Thompson
late member of the Assembly, IL, and Henry
J. Allen. Gate Assenblyman from the WITH
Wlri.) D.
TIh Dis'-i1-No repor'. Contested seats
from the Nv Ilth Ward.
I'm De,rict-Dan.el f. Slckles, Of the Nlll;h
Ward, : the nominee
YIN Ds.rici-The Convention adjourned
without making nomination The Delegations
from the Xllth. XyIIIth and NIXth Wards, pre-
sent Alderman Henry Shaw, Of the NTH " ard'
tie XynIth Ward, ". c. II Waddel, and the
Nth. John Mason. Another candidate was also
namen
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NICARAGUA.


The following is an extract from 4 pm.
vate letter. dated Virgin Bay" Nicaragua.
Sept Is
The Federal authorities have called spoa tn
States Of san Salvador and Honduras for forces e.
settle the affairs OF Nicaragua. unless they are amt
cably adjusted The Granada party pretend 'th1
they Will interfere IN theu behalf but as the Nation
Al Representation has recognized The ProvisionA
Government Of Leon. that hardly seems probable.
1t said that the Federal troops are loo0 strong ana
are now observing from the town of Nacaome IN
Honduras The GranadlnoS anticipate large
force and arms from the Canal Company, such hay-
ing been promised hv White. who also says That Bui
wer authorized lam 10 promise the restoration u
san Juan, If the monopoly he asked VAS gwen 10
hlm
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Georgia Election.

COLUMBUS, Ga, Tuesday, Oct :, 1851.
In Miscogee Cobb majority for Governor Is
rs. and Johnson's (Unlon) for Congress lii
The average majority for Union Representatives
Is 100
Augusra-The majority Is -. Supposed
Unon)
Richmond Cobb's majority is 221
Cherokee Precincis-AS far as heard from, Cobb
has a majority
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From the South-Je fferson Davis aud the Gov
ernorship of Mississippi-The Mexican Rev
olnfiOn, AC.


BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct, y 1871.
The Southern Mail has arrived.
The Nftc- Orleans Bulletin OF the 18th ultlno, meR-
tous rumOr that Jefferson DAVIS has Withdrawn
his acceptance OF the nomination for Governor OF
Mississippi being dangerously Ill at his residence
The report also says he has resigned ms Geeeralshp
ISeat IN the Senate
Fifteen out Of forty-tWO wounded BY the explo-
sion OF the steamer Brilliant, died at Piaquemine
Mr.. Leyison, Editor OF The Baton Rouge Advocate,
was dangerously wounded.
The New Orleans papers are filed with the news
and Pronunciamento about the Rio Grande Revolu-
ton There is famine at Durango, Mexico. Corn
was selling at 81 peek. II was caused by Indian
rayages.
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London Agency for the Tribune.

" THOMAS 10 and 81 Catharne street Strand, IS an
thonzed subscriptions and advertisements for
The Tribune IN London.
Our friends Great Britain and Ireland, by renting
WM THOMAS. above l2S. 3D. 10y PoSt-Ohice order, viii
receive this paper one wear.
EDwARDs SANFORD X Co, of II and Is Cornhh. Lon
don. aud Columbia Buildings. Liverpool are appointed
European Agents for this paper keeping the latest NAM
bers always hand fol sale also to subscriptions
orders and adv ertisements.
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Later from Northern Mexico-Arriyal of the
Steamship fanny-The Revolution at
kyc

NEw-0RLE.Ns, Monday, Oct. g. p. NJ.
The steamship Fanny Capt. Foote, with adj
vices from Texas to the LIST inst. has arrived.
The revolution on the Rio Grande seems 20 be
AT a stand.
Gen Caraba al still remains at Camargo
The people OF the town had held meeting at
which 1t was resolved to accept the pronuncia-
mento issued by the reyolutlonists.
The Mexican troops stationed there were al
lowed to march out OF the town with the honors
of war
The reyolutonists were determined to defend
the place.
A report having reached MatamoraS that the
invaders were preparing TO march upon them,
large number OF the inhabitants, including all
the women and children, fled, leaving only two
hundred and fifty men IN the town.
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Markets

The receipts since onr last have bcen F,,nr
$500 bbis WHEAT, li,O00 bushels CORN. - 900
bushels BAILEY, 1900 bushels. The Transactions
IN Flour are Limited 10 1900 bbls Al late rate,
Prime WHEAT l. IN demand but Is scarce, ard held
high. .OO0 bushels GonoseC sold a. 92c CORN Is
unchanged The sales We're II 900 bushels l9oss
bushels two-rowed B,RLsl sold al lie n &c and
$500 bushels four-rowed, deliverable m a few days
AZ soc. OATS are steady Al SSc., and 3icH sac t9
Western The sales were 5000 bushels
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Opposi,;op Judicial Nominations.

ia DIsfrIcf- (Waris II, y and NIV,) JAMES
McGrath and Bartholomew O'CoAnor are re-
nominated justices.
Vim D,sf1cr-(Wards Nj, AVl A|lIl, XIX
and XX.) The Convention meets on Friday at
Union Hall. and VIII nominate Arninius Akin,
OF the XXth Ward. Civil Justice, AMI Frederick
Z. Westbrook Police Jus,lce.
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Arrest OF a Mail Contractor.

MONTPELIER, VI, Tuesday, U l. :, 1851.
Lucius Clements mail contractor, has been arrest.
ed charged with extensive mail robbenes. lie /.
now lodged IN the Jail at this place.
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Railroad Accidents.

MARROW Burg, Tuesday. Oct. :, 1851.
Tbs morning d German brakeman (who also
acted an Interpreter Oh the accommodation tram,
while gong west tell of The cars and had both his
legs cut of lie remained on the track undiscoF-
cred until The Eexi tram picked him up, little better
than lead HIS name IS unknown
Yesterday tie mai tram bound west run Oh Inc
,racA near Summit, smashing up the baggage car
and no new belonging 10 tue Lesse.s Zap
Railroad
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The Revolution in Northern Mexico.

NEW-0RLEANs, Tuesday, Oct. :, 1851.
We have Brownsville, Texas, advlceS to the
LIST inst. The Revolutonists were quiet. Gen.
Abaos was terrifying Matamoras, though he had
but 500 men left Men, women and children
were leaving for Brownsville. Abalos now pro
poses to take of some of the eyactionS on com
merCc
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UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS IN Day GooDs

-Beautful Fsu De LANES. Tor one shllne ward The
hands omtst goods sold this market los that
NAV be found al HircHCoCK \ LCiDBEArERS, No. 3i1
Brosdw ay. Leonard S. where NAV also be found
splendid stock OF rch Cshmcres and De LANES Mernos,
Plal1 ShaWls CloaAs, &c, nc
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 1851
Whig state Nominations.
For EurORe.

The next number of The Trib'm, for European
Circulation, will be issued TO-DAY, at O'clock.
1t VIII contain all the latest news up to the time
of going to press. The Africa sails fromthls port
TO-DAY at IL o'clock.
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The Canadian Ministry.

TORONTO, Tuesday, Oct. :, 1851
No Ministry has been formed as yet. The
Governor. General, who is staying at Drummonds-
ville has sent for Mr. Morn Speaker of the Lee
gsiative Assembly, TO form a Cabinet
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Boston Money Market.

BosToN, Tuesday Oct :, is5l
There Is d heavy feeling in the stock market to-
day and nearly every description Is a shade lower
the relief III the money market beng but temporary
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Los. of the Ship Governor Davis.

BosToS, Tuesday, Oct :, 1851
The ship Gov DAVIS, Cutler, from Chncha Islands
for Callao and Baltimore, got ashore IN the BoguerOn
passage, near Callao. August Isl, and bilged she
Will be sold As she lays.
The officers and crew Of the L :. ship Rantan at
tempted to get her of, but without eject
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PennsylXania-Mr. BigleT.

HoNEsDALE, Tuesday Oct. :, 1851.
Col. Blgler, the Opposition Candidate for Gov
ernor arrived here to-day having been met eight
miles of by procession OF 800 carriages, all
decorated with flags and accompanied with music.
This afternoon, Col Bgler made speech Of about
an hour and haf before 1000 people, by whom he
was enthusiastically cheered.
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and such magnificent stock IT Shawls to be found
at g Nj BopINES, No 3z3 Grand ST., canroi be found IN
any other store IL tins city Also large assortment of
de black eVss, Silk PaldS MeilnOes SaShmeres. De-
lanes Ala ca>, Paramatas Sc Nc together With Cloths
CssSmercS S,tnets Nestngs bhpaslS Blankets Quilts
(aicces aud all kinds Of Domestic Goods, - per cent
cheaper than the ave been red IN tins city
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~ 'Tis lam TO snnpose thlt the Fair of

ths AnrtVan INSTITUTE, these far taTs WI Dc iarly
ai;ence~ h both citizens and Strangers and asthe hands
work o. the isf sea deserves al the hands
Of the lords OF Ntaton, may expect find crowds OF
gentlemen. Al Al hours lnsc<ctlng the beautiful Shirts
uiss<uist and pat on exhibition hy Mrs SoUDES. of
Ne PiAes Her case 10 ca the l. Ne- door No Her
OF all tshcldsrs
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COIN IS scarce and Gull. In MoL,>>Es nothing Ia.
been doae for iwo OF three past. WHISKY : ret,l
ing at poe 81 Louis OATS are Sic Bacon Stie.
are l0,c, and PLAIN Hams 81 "a loo BRAs seys "a
6ec., and GyNNY BA0s at l0ic Western BEXy1s
cents and Hoes &c LARD Or Is scarce sales
were made 81 Sc. while some holders are askIns
- cents.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the south.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 5, 1851.
\; political meeting IN this city, Senator soule
DUNG an address, offered the testimony Of a fugI
tive slave to deiame President Fillmore. THIS
strange proceeding treated considerable excitement
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IL KNOX, the Halter, No. l28 Fulton
by his elegant Fan style secured the admiration
and patronage Of all gentlemen Of taste and fashion
better on a beautiful Hat than be bought of KNOX
for 81 cannot be produced Lghtness brancy aastic,
y and beauty the characteristics Of KNOWS Hats and
they cannot be eclpsed respect BY the productions
OF Broadway
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state OF the Ohio.
SALE of Rio CoEre

PIrrsBvRGH, TUESDAY, Oct. :, 1851
The River measures feet ana IS a, stsrd tn,
weather IS pleasant
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Steamship Marion

CHARLEsros, 5. &, Tuesday, Oct. :, 1851.
TIE steamship Marion, Capt NJ Berry, from New
York, arrived here this TUESDAY morning
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Los, Of the snip Governor Davis.
Bssros. Theusday, Oct. :,

BssTON, Theusday, Oct. . ls5I
The ship Governor DAVIS, of Boston, lost IN Boque-
ron passage near Catloa, on the 3ls, August, was
insured here with her cargo for $4,000.