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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
Pelitit al-rhe New Council-The Coal Trade
Markets and Stocks.

Correspondence Of The New-York Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. IL, 1881.
The official majority of Gilpln for Mayor
Of this City, Is 1881 Johnston's Official majority
ever Bigler, IN the City and County, IS 2,159.
The new City Council met this forenoon, the mem
bers elect were sworn IN BY the Mayor, some busi-
ness was transacted, and they adjourned to meet on
Tuesday next, TO open and publish the returns for
Mayor.
During the week ending yesterday, ~ POO tuns o.,
coal were shipped by Schuylkill Canal, ana 30 40
tuns were Transported on the Reading Railroad en-
The FLOUR market continues very dIli sSss ol ~
bills good straight brands al 81 Va Dol, "hcn y ~.
unifefm asking rate The sass for city const ar
limited a. 81 ZiaSt75 for common and EXTRA iann a. N
qualify RYE FLOUR and CORN hEh, are 'ep SO"''
and NO sales of either have been reported e., , ooo
The demand for WHEAT continues innteu Sales -.
bushels coed Southern al 80 cents per bnshe ana wh'
Al Ia cents The market Of RYE 1000 bushels OF
rood yellow Corn sold at "a cents IL n scarce ana N
good eem.nd OATS meet ready sale AZ 81 cents PEI
bnshsl In COFFEE there has been more DONG and sfse
sae, a Rio and Laguayra have been made az sght -
uroyement exact piices not been made pubic ~hiaAi
!. avn AZ N cents IN both hbds. and bbls.
eIIEg oy sToCKs First BodTd.-Sl,Oe Cry r. n o. d:
s7 1921; $500 HarTisburgh X IS. SO; - hechah,cs
bank Ell IT'S Gxard Bank, ia IS Bank OF PENN lVot
3Usrnsburyh X. r.. 42; 81 900 Read Rh NOT IS ~
Ssi sac State 5s COZ 800 Read X. X, III sloVo VII
n X g. 81 New-Orleans Gas, l0ss 400 Lehgh IS,
7s3 10 MinehIl X. r.. 10. -. 49,.
second Board-z5 Grud Blk. III; DO, II $1,000
Read K X Cs. 10 68i /. $50 Read. x r. III $1,000 CITY
Railroad Mort Is. nj $4,000 Tenn. 5s. 1ol.
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,aoer DO aisle and 800 bis LAYERS at 50 goo 3 .
sass.. ss,dn.s a, ss5Sc IS bb,s Cuuaats al e@oc
3oo hrs Malaga Lemons n SiSst =, so.u $50. ~
Ia, hu. osnItred and about 80 kegs haaxa 0faP'' "
'HOPS-Tne demand for Hops has some whar i,prse -
and within last three DAYS ABOUT w uN4o iL'
=. "a DC and 80 do az range OF <0a-fc-
TTHF-The demand u far. INIT the II hoae 49,
and there have been arrivals "lthh the p1s' si 90
The last sale. were made at 7.e f1l oo1AiHon' @-
for lump 49, arc M. large
and are barely sufficient n Supply tne ~ p, IN
ono.e era 90 for Pre- aad sl2 50 or spruce I~tn -.
sod demand a, 81 IS The receipts OF Eastern QUINN
hight ,. ,o.s aud commands
PLASTER Il without change TO no'e' auu Oo-i
g IS m the River and 50 p here 49,. ,vs.t and
WINES-Thers has besn more dong tne pas 80 -
Gales have been made OF 800 cctaNcS anu 100
Sbsr~~ a, Il 81: 900 ar casks Port AZ o.c 2ol
a. p,,e,,ndr pr at Sc 80 do Madeira a. u ~ ~
Sweet Malaga 81 3e631c, and a. Oa'Ne
s-G4, mos. -. ,se ooO Uavaua cold a.
sisas32 and I50 GO German AZ > .o,d s,l and the
TTATHTR-The mar - rather 4 ,..1 70
x,1ck accumulang Dealers are sse ss' ,,ssent rces
r~strg new stock AZ loss \, ne 80 a. ,be
., b,ses me s-ock made thereiroin N"-iu 7i''
oxo~,n, ,r,ces n leather We quote lezle
-, usriock - l3Gl4 ppef N lon55 IA y
LIN LIN IT,, rb, f2al3 Calf N fongh ~ J" .sz.a
over We TO- Al and over g. -
DaIuag-u Cali IN rough. under SodtV
Poof o. y, =; Finished Caif30 ID
Heass ~ 2C61i and over 20 ,oesS Z
W, s1ancb,sr 72a2i Finished Can, undel-- "@o'
IieI, Sla ~ 1ga22 Finished. very scarce
~, VA STORFS-Sa,ss 80 bbls Norm S9uh,y \ IN
- ~ SHl~,.s Is nominal at 49, and held hrmy
IoOTS .ND eHOES-M anufactures arr c0ins IS
5ssc-rtons Of stock plenty and dull Good qntues
s.--Cve5 rakers IN fair demand hose VINO nave - VI
re pressure are making money am u"ihs q 'A4' ''
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IMMATURE ALHAEAc-.-.TEIs BAY.
SrN-Rses--.6 Il Sets 10 MooS-Rses.--.l ooa
RisH Withhold Is
Sandy Ho0s Sam Gov. Island. / Gam Hell td-eS VJi
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Recent, of Produce.

b. n, North Rirer Bo1ts. Friday. oct 7-lls4i oos
Four Al do Ashes ia do Whisky, 400 bush Oats, lSV
do BARLEY 27 3g7 do Corn H5zi DO Wheat, q rods snd
sl0 sides Ieaiher 500 pkgs Butter, 1857 do Cheese
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D.s. Hou6H. Apcuonser
A UCTION SAILED ). HOUGH

N Will sell on MONDAY MORNING, iol ocl,ck
large variety Of COED secondhand Funture worthy The
attention Of Housekeepers ard dealers at No 40 Gfesa.
wich av without reserve mahogany book ease, FieA.
carved mahogany alnu, char Brssells and nxrss
carpets card center dining srtet tables oedsss
ne feather beds bolster and pillows mahog
gilt mahogany and walnut bureaus sofas rcA
lar lamps mahogany and walnut ~sshs;aAds. csosIAg
stove with variety Of common furai,ure. cresss
riassxar, Re els rs
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Sales bn Anttior.

VI 3. BUTLER Aucuoneer
DUBLlC ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
II on TUESDAY. October q, as i0i o'clock At No. n
SprYCe-st I'd ioDTl the entire sfoc, II JewerY silver
wlre watches &C belonging 70 tie Estate VI joan Bar
rou deceasea-cous Il gold and silver watches.
large variety OF COLA nLgs bracelets gold pens
AID -encs gold flb and guard chains gold keys.
aId tieas silver and steel pec'aces. silver spoons
folks &C y be the general assortment aud stock Of
jewelers. Store. AID worthy the attention II the trade
Terms u SAeCash Catalogues three days before sale
JAMES S. THAIER, Public Administrator
oi8g No NaSssu-st
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sAuED-ieih. SHIPS Geo. ea:fsn. S'sson MSoae
Frn,st FRI Bourland. Patagonia bark Cosino OlNI-
t,,1ee Bristol nth ships solo;o sxohed Monte Ant
aTctc Zerega, New Orleans lockwood BIZ tnnnstnn
ST John B. From he s. W Spit. ship Grea' esIs'n
Sherman. Liverpool.
wIND-SunTise. " W and clear meridian, do do a.
sunset. S. s. L.
The racket ships Zurich Rich for Havre and KIP an
Winkle Lo~ber for Liverpool have choEed d. 'he D.
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aMnsencnis.

NIBLO'S GARDEN.-ManAger, Mr..
Y John Seton Tickets % cents Private saTes q
ID eys open Al 20 cox mence az u oelock bENEfil
or TIE FRENCH BENEVOLENT >OClklf-
THIS EVENING. Oct lS, WI D sls,t ne e''nic A.
5.,tie - LOUIS ET lie PACHA,
In whlch Gabriel Francois And Antoine hi'-i AhA siass
Felic. and CaDsl vii aPoear
rob. tolls.sd ~ a GRAND DIVERriSEMENT.
IufersilsslOu u IS MINUTES
AnsT which Hhh. INT A., Az. r..
PAOUI or. The Maze Star
p.-on Zame.ti.----1 Rave Cod Gem MS heary
f-,p--. - Antoine hayel PaNnbroSer - narxes;l
sir.,-,n Francoas RAysl C04.ecto Ter NJ AKs4
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jones COLE. Auctlonser
II'lI L Df-InIN ORC

JSEs COLE. Agctonser
IALUALE BUDDING LOTS-2s0 VAL
liable B1disg Lots IA the Nikih Ward Of the CITY Of
Brook belonging The estate Of Noses s8l.th E. de-
ceased situate Washington. Graad ClSs9n Gad isnk
Ill AID Pies dent niou, Sackeit ard DeZaw IS.
Jan Is Cole ~lL sell A suc on. TUESDAY. Oct y,
1851 a. y clock VI attLe Merchants Exchange. y Y
the following ces.rs ole prurerv. VI
a. Let's NaSingfon-aF 3 Lots on Inion-st
g Clas0n- % s4cksIt
FrsIA.n-ay. q " Presdeat~t
" GraMd-ay > 4" DegTaN-st
Tbs property situated ne proved -aff Of the
Cry some ri me prncgs street. and avenues VAN
ngtou and kraIA ln-ays heing opened and viii
te Graded snd yaved Masanz1cn-aV he sniy
Which direct znf CONTINUOUS line from the
East River % Tie T.asgsh line and consequently viii &c
he t ll.1 tLoceg-ht.r nom sawck " ILsnsbGfgh
AT Fast Brooklyn 90 bash, Consy Island Bah For
Hsul.i0E. So.
TIE mmandng POSITION Of these lots render. them very
de- rtie Prom tie high grades Il Wash ngOu aad Ga
the East RIVER Bsv and H4rbor staten aac Gov
errors Islands the CITY Of NrYOlk ana the New JerS-v
shore can he seL a. Brooklyn. WIhans5nrgh a.
IL oe1 y 4 ihr loea'on must te ao9recaisd
IeTmste per cent o, the purchase money z AZ rsa
On bond and nor gage a. ger cent Tor term OF years
ceslred Pr fuu PARTICULARS and maps 4 the oro@rg an
giy 70 Mssss LOTT. MI RPHY VANDERBILT No
Ffeni, - 70 he AGetoneer NJ IS Futoa-st Br,o.lvn
" W > " q. e. - I o6 It's
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He WILLARD. Apctieneer.
Oil PAl\TINGS-Jus

- rect we'd and 10 " sold Without TessTVea NJ noh
Gilt Frames. X WILLARD Will sell - auction on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Oct. 22d. at u oeloos AZ
Eoopes Sales Room. No So Brosdsay 10 Oh Paaiings
Catalogues ready and PANT exhibited "a Tuess eve
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THE NETWORK MANTILLA and

Il CLOAK EMPORIUM removed from No 81 q No
So Canal ST. three doors from Broadway, where having
better mOdatisns and ample which 70
keep AZ all times full and COMPLETE assortment OF rch
and elegant goods Of this descrDOn he hopes fJr con
tnusnce vi that liberal patronage which has hitherto re-
warded his unweaned Efforts % please lie would state
that the increased acl ties BY enabling him - extend his
business Will also enable hun 10 sell at reluctioa from
former prices Misses Nantua aud ClOaks made 90 order
oil Ina VI BELL. 50 flafe 81 Canal-st.
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DOBES. MODES. PARIS LINGE-

RODE4o. MVUFiS, TAKIo LINNE-
"a REF. GAYELLE. having Just re:1rnsd from
Pans vii open ON Thursday next the 18th MS splendid
and quite new assortment Of Sls Brelkast and Sonee
Dresses, OF rev desct ption C1aks Of ysfois shapes
and materials Lace and Velvet Co.'S AID Boanets such
70 BE- adopted PARIS next Water. aud selected IN
the HCst tasteful houses Emb'oi4eTss. FoNers, RIB
5Jns, add generally all the Articles connected with The
Ladies Toilet No. SO Broadway, between BrOolas aai
SpnTg SITS OILS o.
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gTHE FAIR at CASTLE GARDEN
continue, open 20 tho pnbhc frum A N 3 10 NJ
TIE puss II the Deal and lamb Asylam VII v.slt he
-, ,eSay ron &c u NJ The hrst 1sslay u Ere
Me vii tske Place a: he Gartea TlIIS EVENING a;
70 . clock " haLI' N---' .11a.
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PexseugerS Arrived

Il br0 OsceoS. ron TURKS bllha-,Irs Bradshaw aud
two I'll.
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Urn GOODS.

I4NRING Els ladies residing IN the upper
part the City will accept the thanks Of the
subscriber for their very liberal patronage the opening
of the " Lsdles Silk Trimming Store"
IL him much pleasure % announce that IN COM
plsnce with OFT repeated request, he will coBn1e-in
consequence OF their support and Keep
hand and manufacture 10 order Fashionable FnDges,
Gimps and Trimmings IN great variety
Very respectfully.
II G.. NcRAE,
No III 6th-av., I'd door above iZsh 81, west SIDE
OH lmIuThkSs
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ADRIAN H MulIsR. Auctioueer.
d. S HOUGH. Alcuoueer.
NTRNITTRE.-THlS DAY, Saturday

II az i0} O'Clock NJ. ~ No - BeeNmAn-st ven
large assortment of and second hsnd Furniture whs
sold 10 the highest bidder - pay advances such as Se
Bureaus Redseads WashStauds, Nahosany Chhrs heeA-
ers Maple Milton and Brussels 'arpets on Clots
Hair Mattresses palasSeS fhlna COcAefy, and aVareA
OF odds and ends from family breaking up housessep.s
81 Dcs,,,,s ram or shine Ol8 ~
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Uiano- forles.

I &C. FISCHER, Gate NUNS Il FIs-
AZ . CHER Mandatory and Wsreroom 40 tiiesnwich-
e. corner of Dey PIANo-FORrFS warranted with re-
bridge and patent tube well calculated or seepz
N tune Piano Fores tuned. repaired AID exchanged
iv3l I'm
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We have received from Mcssrs. TAYLoR &
MAURY the International Magazine, and Harpers
Magazine, for December and, from the publish
ers, No 1895 of LittelPS Liring 4ge--and the jan
uary number of Godey's Lady's Book, highly and
beautifully embeshed
we have already mentioned tic issue of the last
numbers OF the engrayings and letter press of
GARRIGUE's magnificent edition Of the Tconocrpphic
encyclopedia, complete copy of which, bound in
very durable and handsome style, may be seen at
Messrs Taylor & MAURY's, ON Pennsylvania
avenue, near the corner of Ninth street We can-
not too highly commend this valuable publication.
From the December number of the Rnickerboek
" we learn that this exceedingly clever and even
welcome monthly lie to be furnished at the reduced
price OF three dollars; and elk MARVEL - author of
the Repeies Of Bachelor, the most popular writer
of tho day, will contribute series Of articles to be
given in every number OF 1852, which will add
greatly to the intcrcst and value OF the work.
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resortlng TO official statements for their facts,
and to the laws of nations for their rule of coa-
duct, rather than Ia be indebted for either to
the fertile inventive powers of an opposition
newspaper.
Our contemporary yesterday arraigned the
Administration for not taking proper notice Of
an alleged tri-partite arrangement OF guarantee
between France, England, and Spain. with re-
ference TO the Island Of CUBA. The object Of
this flight of Imagination is TO Withdraw public
attention from another tr-partte arrangement
which has been formed nearer home, and is
matter Of more immediate and direct interest
We refer to the triple alliance between the
Secessionists, Aboltionists, and Democrats
properly which the latter have been allowed
to take the offices of the House on condition Of
permitting the two former to retain their
principles without compromising their party
position. The DEMOCRATS have sacrificed the
measures of Adjustment TO propitiate Messrs
MEADE, VEEABLE RANToUL, PRESTON KING,
CLEVELAND, and men Of their ffiliations North
and South. They have nationaized the com
pact by which the combined forces Of Democ-
racy and Abolition have carried MAssAoHU-
SETS, New YORK, and Ono
This is the triple alliance-the tri-partite ar
rangement-to which we now desire to direct
the attention Of the Union. When it shall sue
coed in explaining this matter to the readers
whom it has amused so many months with its
demonstrations of the superior fidelity of the
DAMocRATIc party TO the Compromise, we
will take up the other subject TO which it re-
! fers, and if we should not find that it has been
indebted to its imagination for its facts, we
will discuss how far it is wise and modest fol-
it to undertake to instruct Mr.. WEBSTER in the
law of nations.
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DISCONTINUED.
yansyckcls, Huntington county, New Jersey.
Sercpta, Warren county, New Jersey.
ST. Inigoes, st. Mary's county, Maryland
Beaver Valley. Columbia county, pennsylvania
Newago, Newago county, Michigan.
Wilson, Marion county, Ohio
Panizade, Wayne county, Virginia.
Pope's Store, Southampton county, Virginia.
Rodopbll, Amelia county, Virginia.
CooPer's Gap, Rutherford county, N. Carolina.
Jackson Hill, Davidson county, N. Carolina.
Coolly Swamp, Bladen county, N. Carolina.
Caintuck, New Hanover county, N. Carolina.
Pinkncy, Rutherford county, N. Carolina.
Jackson's Creek, Fairfield district, S. Carolina.
Haddell's Point, Charleston district, S. c.
Cavender's Creek, Lumpkin county, Georgia.
Warwick. Dooly county, Georgia.
Carlyle, Pickens county, Alabama.
Local, Talladega county. Alabama.
sledgeville, Pamela county, Mississippi.
Clear Lake, Fort Bend county, Texas.
Reel Foot, Harrison county, Texas.
Castroville, Medina county, Texas.
Necber Saline, Smith county, Texas
Turkey Creek, Hunt county, Texas.
Sand Springs, Anderson county, Texas
Knob Lick Daviess county, Kentucky.
Roland, White county, Illinois.
Oneonto, Sank county, Wisconsin.
NAMES CHANGED.
Ilobbeville, Allegany county, N. York nam,
changed to "Belvidere."
Clovesvile, Delaware county, N York-nam
changed TO "Griffin's Corners
Wellsville, Newbury county, North Carolina
name changed TO "Chappelps Bridge"
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The Triple Alliance.

Our contemporary of the sole DEMocRATIc
organ at the seat of Government has been a
good deal distressed of late because the Admin
istraton has failed to profit by his luminous ex-
positions of the laws of nations in connexion
with the Cuban question. He AYERS that,
though he has furnished Mr.. CRITTENDEN and
Mr. WEBSTER with call the law and all the
facts" in this regard, they have been sngularly
unmndful Of his disinterested and authoritative
communications, and have disposed of these mat
tiers otherwise than as he has suggested and ad-
vised.
Ii is, perhaps, to be regretted that the coun
try has not enjoyed the advantages which it
might have derived if our contemporary had
been charged by his fellow citizens with the
duties which they have seen fit TO devolve upon
other hands. We cannot but think, however,
that the American people will be very generally
of the opinion that Mr.. CRITTEHDEN and Mr.
WEBSTER, with their long experience in legal
and political affairs, were perhaps quite right in
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TO. RAILROAD COMPANIES.

II f. BLANDY, Projectors, of Locomotive
II. Engine Works, Zanesyie. Ohio respectful
ly give notice to railroad companies that tbey are
now prepared to furnish Engines Of the most mp
proved construction and finish, which, for capacity
speed, and durability are not excelicd in this
country
Also, allothcrrairond machinery ,ofboth wrought
and cast iron, pertaining to the road, stations,
machine shops.
Terms as favorable any other builders in toe
United States.
The facilities of transportation from GAINESVILLE
good as from any other point in the Union,
having steamboat navigation to the Ohio river. ard
canal boat and railroad connexion with the Ohio
river and lakes.
One Of their Engines, tho "aluskingum," on the
Central Ohio Railroad, may DC referred 10, or
others at their works The attention Of those in-
terested is invited, and orders solicited
Dec I-eo3n
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DIED.

Suddenly, on the Sd instant, PATRICK DOW
Ling IN the 6lst year of his age, native of the
county Farmanagh, ireland, but for the last thirty
hve years citizen Of the District cf Columbia
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
his brother, WILLIAM DowLlNe, ON f street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, this afternoon, at 3
O'Clock, where his friends respectfully requested
to attend.
On Friday morning, the 9Th instant, ISAAC S.
LAUCk, esq in the sob year Of his age.
Descended from Revolutionary sire, the son. at
an early age. in the war of 1872, marched vol
unteer from the same place (his native town of
winchester, Sa.) whence mis- father had marched
IN the war OF independence, 10 meet the enemies
OF his country, and 10 assist in driving them from
the soil Of his native State.
The funeral OF the deceased will take place from
his late resideuce q street north, between 18th
and 18th streets, this Saturday. afternoon at 3
o'clock.
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GOVERNMENT BOOKS, Documents Official
" Military Works, and the publications of the
Smithsonian Institute.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Booksellers and Statoners, Washington city, can
supply any orders for works of an official character
issued al the seat Of Government.
Having been appointed agents for the sale Of
Military Books published by authority of the War
Department, they now offer
The United States Cavalry Tactics, 3 vo.s il
Illustrated. Price IS. VERY ScaTce)
Waynes Sword Exercise. 81.
The Ordnance Manual. So.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics. So 90.
Cross's Military Laws
Instructions in Field Artillery-Borse and Foot.
Instructions for Mountain Artillery.
Macomb's Courts Martial
Cooper's Tactics.
Army and Navy Register.
Army Regulations, &c, &c
- TAYLOR & MAURY will be pleased to re-
ceive consgnments of new publications from any
booksellipg houses, and would refer to the chief
publishers in the large cities Dec
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Baltimore correspondence
The Arrival Of Rossuth-- temperance Mooem

The ArrivaI Of RossuH- temperance Movement
BALTIMORE, December 5-5 p. IN.
The announcement of the arrival of Kossuth at
New York this morning has been spread through
the country with lightning speed, and is now
doubtless known from Maine to the mouth of the
Mississippi. II was soon known through every
part of this city, and the 9 o'clock carried a
large number off to join in and witness his recep-
ton in New York. cub committee of the com
mittee of arrangements on the part of our citizens
and the City Councils also left this morning, and
the balance will depart this evening
The friends of temperance in this city are COM
mencing to hold meetings preparatory to an orga-
nized attack before the Legislature the license
laws of the State. There be no doubt of the
fact that one half more liquor is drunk in this
city, in proportion to its population, than at any
previous period Of its history.
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By the arrival of the Humboldt at New
York yesterday morning three days later
news has been received from Europe.
In France, the lately appointed ministry has
been dismissed, for incompetency, as it is al
legged. Another was TO be formed from the
minority, of which LHUYs, BARocHE, and
FoULD, it was thought, would be members.
Public tranquility prevailed, and the funds
were advancing.
For further particulars we refer our readers
to our telegraphic column.
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Rro1xn,a HoteI-

This splendid and extensive establishment is
now open for the accommodation of the public.
All the conveniences and comforts that art and
experience could suggest can here be enjoyed.
The furniture generally is Of the latest pat
terms, and much of it of degree of richness in
few instances equalled and nowhere excelled.
Beside, the marble building is an ornament to
Pennsylvania avenue, and a monument of the
good taste and liberality of the enterprising pro-
pretors.
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Railroad .Aecident- TIE Markets.

New YoRK, December AT ten o'cloSk last
night collision occurred on the Hudson River
Railroad, near Peekskili, between the two passen
ger trains number of cars we're completely
smashed and four persons killed, and some twenty
or thirty more or less injured. Their names have
not been asccrtainrd
The stock market is steady-sales of Eric at So ,
and Canton at s..
The Hour market is frmer at an advanced rate
Sales of 500 bbls at S 06 for State and 81 Is
s. 81 for Southern.
Sales of three thousand bushels Southern white
wheat at 90 cents. Sales Of 5000 bushels mixed
corn at 80 cents. Cotton unsettled.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-12-06
THE REPU BLIC.
WASHINGTON:
SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 8. 1851.
Whi0 Platform.


"'rhe series Of measures to which have alluded
are regarded by me a a settlement, in principle
and substance-a final settlement--ofthe danger
ousand exciting subjects which they embraced -
[PREsIDENT FILLmoRE's MESSAGE OF 1850
"The Presidents message, at the opening OF the
present session of Congress, expresses fully and
plainly his own and the unanimous opinion of all
those associated with him in the Executive admin
istration of the Government, in regard to-what
are called the Adjustment or Compromise
sures of last session ''-DANIEL WERsTER's Letter
TO tie Union Meeting at WestchsSier.
''Resoved. That regard the senes of acts
known the Adjustment measures as forming
in their mutual dependence and conncxion sys-
tenn Of compromise the most conciliatory and the
best for the entire country that could be obtained
from conflicting sectional interests and opinions,
and that therefore, they ought to be adhered to
and carried into faithful execution, as final set
tlement in principle and substance Of the danger
GUS and exciting subjects which they embrace
Resolution of IHhig Congressional Caucus, Deem
Der |, 1851