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The New York herald., 1851-11-20
supreme Court-Circ uit Court.
NJ L. A

Nov 1s -Patrict Dolqn. aest. Cior,s Hsigtaa and
Pafytck HaehGn Ths action for assault and bat
terry On part Of the plaintiff Mr. Clinton produced
evidence 90 prove that In November 1880 the plaintiff o
cuped the basement Of No ~ Division The defen-
dsnt Charles Meghan his landlord Meghan havfnx
let the fret floor and basement 20 Mr. Mcbride request
ed the plaintiff 20 out The plaintiff consented 10
90, and vent for csrman. Upon his return the de-
fepdnt Cbsree Meighsn sssaulted the plaintiff violent
IT, The other defendant the father % Charlss) vas
present and plaintiff alleged encouraged the Assault
Verdict for plaintiff, fl eco
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United states 6ommi.sionsr's Cosrt.

Nov 18-Cbngc of LGrcsry of 6oH D~st --Gsorg.
Fuller charged with having stolen 81 coo worth Of gold
Dust the property CT John Vilisms boar1 the ship
Devonsbire, vas brought up for examination Mr.
Bdgevsy the part Of the government produced Wit
70 prove the lose ~ the gold dust but could
trace the robbery N the aecu'sf The Commissioner
deemed the evidence insufficient and discharged Mr.
Fuller
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Dnmraflc NIlsceIInnr.

MoRTsLITY IN BALTIMORE There were ~
destbs IN Baltimore during the week ending the IL n
inst. Of which 80 we're under ave years OF sgs.
PoCEEr PICKED John VI Stearns, OF surliog
ton Vermont had bis pocket picked IN Bnst ,n on the
17ib rft. by James Sullivan, of W lIs fne latter
vss arrested. but tnly fmsll smoant Of the mooss
recoytied
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AFFAIRS IN IBE CHERoKEK NArIoH.-We learn,
from the Little Rock Gazete, THAI the National
Committee Of the Cherokee Nation commenced its
annual session at Tahlequah Oh the 9th Of October,
and organised by the election Of Thomas + Tay-
lor, Preside and w. p. Bouiinot, Clerk On
counting the votes for principal and assistant ohief
John Ross was declared duly elected to the former
Office and Richard Taylor 70 the latter, and were
duly inaug guratei on the same day Lewis Down
ing was appointed Chaplain, and City cents per day
fixed as full compensation for bis services. David
Nann was elected Treasurer; J. M. Paine, Super-
iptendent Of Public Schools Jemes Vann, editor of
the Cherokee Advocofe and rbos Foreman, Archi-
bald Campbell, and Geo. Lowry, Executive Coun-
cillors The election Of Suprsme Judge resulted ss
follows ID NJ Foreman, Chief Justice; Lewis
Hildebrand, Isaac Slunders, Riley Keys. aud g v.
McNair, Associate Justicss. J. Harnaee vas
ele cted Judge Of the Southern Circat Court aud
Geo. Hicks, Judge Of the Northern Circuit Court.
The election fer district Judges and solicitors
suited ss follows -Saane-Cul yulosky, Judge
lssac Dick, Solisitor Delaware Rev. Peter,
Judge; N. Hildebrand. Solicitor. Going Snake
e. q. Smith, Judge; Thomas Wilkerson, Solioi-
tor. Tahleluah Dstict-Tbsmss Davis, Judge
w. II. Rsrry, Solisitor shin Bayc1-Rooer
Brown. Judge; C. Stating Dovn, Solicitor. Flint
Samuel fsdair, Judge; James Chambers, Solictor>
Illinois-.Ssmusl Taylor, Jsdge; Smith Thornton,
SolicitSs Canadsan-Lovis Riley, Judge; John
Nsbn, solicitor. A resolution was adopsed order.
ing tso hpndre and Rfsy copies OF the message Of
the Principal Chief to be printed in the Epslish
lsDrusge, and four hundred copies 10 the Cherokee
language.
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Common Council.
BOARD OF AIDE MEN.
Nov 18 -Morgsn hergans, Esq, in the char.

PETITIONS REFEkRED.
OF the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company asking for
the necessary power to 90 with the laying the rail-
also sgnifypg to proceed with the work Immediately
after such action or the Twenty second street Prssby
members OF Engine Co % to be reorgsnixed o. new
company OF the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company to hsvs berth assigned to them at pier IL,
North river OF 8. A vanderlip for payment for
vices rendered In the City Inspector office.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
To relay the cross walk corner Of Elm and Anthony
Thirteenth street To lease the present station house
in the Fifteenth ward for term Of ten years st $500
per annum Ts light Bsyard street with gas; also to
light College place with gas.
In favor OF selling the pier at the foot Of Forty third
street to Caleb Lindsey. To pay Kidney for ser.
vices as sergeant of the Board Of Aldermen To
divide the Nineteenth ward into five election districts
Granting $50 to the New York Eye and Ear Indrmsry
ss donation To exchange land with Elisa X Green
back ana others To move out the fence on the vest
yid Ferguson to be refunded money paid apswn bro
ker's hcenss.
REPORTS ORDERED PRINTED.
In favor Of changing the present system of appointing
power to order repairs to the apparatus and
zing Board Of Exempt Fremen to examine into charges
The communication Of the Eighth ,Railroadpom
psny also ordered to be printed
RESOLUTIONS REFERRED
That piers Nos 90 and q North river be extended as
feet from their prefent termination and tha pier No %
North river be extended Ia the same line with them
The report Of the special committee unic stioo
Of the Chief Engineer OF the FIe Department sub
sequepty recenstered and laid on the table without
printing
CONTRACT.
Alderman CHAPMAN moved to take up the document
proposing to give Russ 60 further contract for the
laying Of Russ pavement in Broadway at estimated
SUN OF $17bC00 or thereabou.s I. was laid over.
Aid MilLER then moved to adjourn
The motion carried and the Board stands adjourn
o an
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The Boa rd of Supervisors.

Nov 1S-The Board met at z. NJ, the Recorder in
the chair, and q quorum present The minutes of the
preceding meeting were read and approved
REPORTS ADOPTED
In favor o. remtting and educing taxes Of suniry
persons RESOLUTIONS.
Providing that the sslary Of police justices be fixed at
Sc0 per year That the salary Of the Justices of the
Justices Courts be axed at and that the salary Of
the clerks Of the Police Courts and the clerks of the
tees Courts be generally fixed at 500 Fer year The
foregoing resolutions referred to the Committee
County Offices The Board Adjourned to P. Mon.
day
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Our Philadelphia correspondence.

PHILADELPHtA, Nov. IL, 1851.
.4'raisnmm Of the Treason Prsonus-M Mode Of Trial.
More about Attorney General Bens Letter -Conciliaory
Course Of M. .8shmead- Difference Of Opaion .a6.pt
HIM
The indictments against the thirty nine Christians
for treason have been certified up from the Dis
trct Court 10 the Circuit Court the United States
and all those who have been arrested will be arraigned
IN the Circuit Court Friday next Notwithstanding
they indicted anew, two bills returned Fri
day last the chsrgrg them all oio.ly and the other
charging the white jointy-I understand that it is
the purpose Of the District Attorney to try them seps
ratey under the bills previously found unless In this
nom the state Of Maryland In addition to Attorney
General Brent the Hon Albert n Nelson Of that State
has been retained Senator Cooper OF this State also,
kss been employed by the Gorsuch family. AZ the rules
Of practice do not admit Of than three speaking
s,ide does not appear that the District Attorney,
ter all bis preparation has any part TO perform at the
trials.
besides being couched In bitter terms contained threat
the parf Of the distinguished Attorney General OF
Maryland, " he eOua not have part in the msnsse-
mept o the proeeuions to come here aud attend the
trials, and make report Of the proceedings There IL
doubt that the correspondence was rich and racy
tenen regarded the interpo,ition OF the general GO
vernmept as q signal triumph on their part
But Mr.. Asbmead seems TO have manifested fully a.
much OF the spisit of copcaon aud concession
consistent with proper self respect This IL shown by
a ,ipele fact. which has come to my knowledge, and
Nhich VIII btre menton Tne fnusnepniA NeOs OF
Friday contained article strongly eondemning the
course pursued by Nc Ashmsad and intimating that,
In declining to yield the Mt Of the prosecu
tiops for treason into the hands of Messrs Brent,
Nielsen, and Cooper he had not acted In accordance
with the wishes of be national afministration The
this article such that Of the Pbils
delphis papers would have replied 10 II, with some
warmth and Indignation had not Mr. kshmesd inter
red and requested that notice should be taken OF
u, assigripg y q that the interests OF the
government might be pr,judced By such controversy
In advance Of the trials
The Grand Jury ard Court here seem 10 nut a
different estimate upon Mr. Ashmesd from that which
implied ~ the o the Maryland couGeel In con
cudbg their presentment last they took occasion
TO speak In euogtic terms Of the energy and ability
which had cf the prosecution Of his business
before them and which. they said had materially
facilitated their labors In brief response the part
Of the Court Judge Kane expressed hs concurrence In
the complimentary opinion expressed by the Grand
Jury. b.
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years sgo; be called my house all the refugees
generally do; have never heard anything against
To the Court He 1, a political refugee from Rom.
To the District Attorney - He did net belong TO my
amy did not h'sr q . girl being seduced in his
htuss: such . thing might not to my knorledgs
To the Court Believes he IL man Of education be-
lsv-s be !. not man Of family.
secchi De Cass EDITOR Of the Italian paper gave the
Pm oners good character Mr.. hszett also gave him
Mr. De Cssai recslled-said that Itsy is the native
place q The pr,oner knew him before he left Italy his
father very rich and be- aud his brother followed
tbs army TO fee bis country knew him 70 be very ex
celebt young and ~ good character.
Mr. Morris 'sd that they had witnesses 10 prove the
quarrelst me- disposition ofthe deceased
The Court thought that vas unnecessary
The District Attorney sad that he would contend that
this q murder the part Of the person who
inflicted the blow and that the Of purely
circumstsntisi evidence against the prisoner but
strong that he fell, ustsed in submitting 70 the jury
The Court remarked that there species Of evi
derce satisfactory than well connected chain OF
circpmstaptisl evidence, but none that should be
cevsd with caution, unless every link In the chain
was supplied The circumstances In this all
very importsnt but tne,e very y.sss ~, ~
convict the prisoner the testimony. The important
link that wanted here that of persen -he ssv the
risf psr near the deceased In the street The deceased
nav have met bis death nom his own hand or from
e other than The prsons o.,. ns ~. ss
cused N 10 far better that guilty man should go IN
punished than that innocent person should suffer
under the present would sot be safe for
them 10 convict They (the Juryl would, nove,er
consult among themselves and say II they wished tne
The iyry having e5psuted for few minutes ssid that
they had agreed to verdict On being asked by tne
Clerk in the usual form they pronounced the prisoner
The District Attorney then called the witness Louis
tommincini and moved bis committsl for contempt
Re here read his testimony as taken down In his (Db
tict Attorneys ofhce; be dd not hovever move for
scnHis;s for Psriury but ~ the risnsss sbsoesSst
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PHILADELPHIA.
Casuaity-Niarkets. &c.
Cores1ondence Of The N Y Tribune.
PHlLApELPHlA. Sept. lsjl.

(,ousspondcnce Of The N \ Inbune'
PHILADELPHIA, Sept :, 1851.
James Crowell, lst Mate of the steam
chip William Penn was shockmgly injured yesier-
dav ON board of that vessel IN consequence Of the
preIoatuTe explosion Of a small brass swivel. lie j.
not expected to survive
A refreshing shower from the northwest VISITED
our city this afternoon
CoTToS is IN good demand, aud prices fully maintained
CoA ia In active request for shipment. aud IN lle i'll
stances rather higher rates have been realized Golfers
aIe I'M demand TO l0at for the Eastward At 81 jJaSl -
uu 10 BOson 81 II 20 Rhode Island. and 9JoyJ cs -
New. York The FLOUR market * very quet. safes %
ot0 bbls fresh ground for shipment az - ljdSJ 64
bbI The latter prco for select brand Of western Mo
erae sales the supply of the city trade AZ 50 81 Tor
common and good brands, and - 2JGsi 80 Tor extra IN
RYE FLOUR and CORN MEAL, no transactions. There Is
moderate amount If WHEAT ooung. bot TIE demand j.
limited sales OF good Southern Red at 81 as cis
bushel Corn Is very aud wanted 100 isnels
yellow Sold at % cts ahoat and 1T Of heated at So cts
oars are IN good demand at 3id3j cts. hushei WHISKY
10 scarce sales Of bbls nj 22l Cts aud hhdS al = cs
wnh occasional lot IN second hand packages al lower
rates -.. . 49,. 800
SAIEs OF srooKsFusi Board-s2, 100 I s. 6, 60 l0j
$500 ehish mt S4 $50 do 8il sl2W City IS. 1929
$4,000 PIttshurg coup % $1,000 Pisburg s.. 80 90
CO Reading b. at l00do s. III 300 do. 27 $50 do27
SEcoNp RoaRn-s2,a0C A X o., -, IS. s6. 100
shs Reading. cash Ia. 100 do. do, bJ~n q. 900 do do
-. 27t 100 do do, "a.
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steamship Empire Ci'r, Tanner fu Ncw-O deans Als
% and Havana Sept. 2. passenger, tu VI o Nl't'is-
Ar Of Sand, Hook on SATURDAY morning at 3pcio'A.
steamship Union Bndd, fm New Orleans Aux 20, ana
GO hours fin Char ssfOn The mas lti cuuilh4fn5n
OF sto my gales I'm \ r. To- \. l.. IA consequence 81
which she ob sed 20 pu into Charleston and feplrn-
her stock OF coal
Shp packet Zurich, Rich. I'm Hlyrc Aug t. mdse
and 29g passengers. - VI LIVINGSTON Inc etpeencsd
light westerly winds most q the passage TIL Monday
SEPT and since fresh easterY winds and taicA
foegy weather has been oil Ere + land since Ih9say
received a plot at 4 VI. saturday morning Aug -,
iat a. 30 ION a. smoke ship Robert Patten I'm s. Pc
tershurr for ston out y ds Aug o. lat "a ID, Ion.
q &c. exchanged signals with large pacSe, ship showing
white signal with "A red star bound +. Same das exchanged
signals with ship Ere bound =. Aug g. passed large
nt.,, shlp. called Tea Union bound
SHIN Charles Cooper, tof Piston Outs, I'm LONDON
July r. wa Fayal Aug T. mdse and 322 passengers, -
master Aug 81 sable Island. exchanged Signals WIN
ship Harold time. IN q heavy gale, lost heal Of
Prg tornWan. lBr) ANtell. u ds fm Turks Island,
ALI 10 Duu.como \ Cook. Lef ul vessels ia port.
Rrg Themis. Br..l SordDuIg. 10 ds I'm GottenDurgi
ron and IlJ passengers, 20 Funcn \ NeIucke.
Brig Reeulus (BTem , Wense. 81 IS n Bremen, nlise
and raSsengers 20 payenstidt q SchumaseI.
Schr Emerald lBr Crore4l, u.s. IN fhHaA pii>''i'
TO ) Whitney 3 GO. 49, -
Schr Malabar Cattrel I'm. Bridgeport, ~ ballast
Schr Nolo tPr. Rendell, % ds im. CarthHgenai VIA
Adra and Gibraltar. lead. sc, 20 order.
SAILFD-Steamshir Hermann. Wilson. Bremen; Ala
bsma / ludlow. Savanna, Maroon. Berry, Charleston
WIND-Ai Sunset. 5. + and iossy
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90, Eo.-a- tsrks Gem Scsc-s "a. do Wr- A r -.
r,rr,u,- 40 hrlrs tnn.it lls. : saan, d. O. nt,
iBrcr-l Srl,.lt Havana Su-tu. laarioN; -. So
d rcau Mitchell 10 Aon.nn >irii as o. y 10 b.
p.ckers.s. MdI eioen, ) Z Printer Sel y a. :
"a VI YouRg OTIS. ~toa, Ln,asr ~ , sNr' -
ton I,,eftv .idc.l Malho7susa: Anna s,me.s ; on
s5s Ero0eiyu. julia Naasder Cll-.sston AAS.o s.'oa
C-,,- r-rssr-t sl,r-r. " i.tr t'.rStn. ru'a'l,
.on.srsg Crrt,S Charleston. luro 60 over Nrv -
ford. II chi-an SHUT. E's,-Car,o''is,- Pr
IN kI'ru Chelsea. Consul. Nttns. r'FicA -
svrr candy N.w-Ynrk Odd Fst-N, ko,e'r9'N' ~ -
( nj. Arn.ra. He.rlck. Boston & / hr.Nn &c, ' N
Ylrk Sarah ARE a. Damn. Rslamorc. Sh9 I 4 ~ T.
+ rrcos New Bedford Delaware keI :; pet1f i,
Ifsr.-e,s If..-e- t'sr,frdee : VI sui. 81.
N~k. - .o7 VI CLAYTON. Woo ston Alex suiiA Vii.s
ONEIDA R.,lan New No.s PlSs.Cc, >lIlis &c -. a.,
VIEWPOINT. Se,t s-Arr. sc1r. N'a8t top y" -.
N,vC-Y7-S ~ Taunton Cid Waller HOVE 3 sleY, la
an sien. EsSer Crmrl,us. Fsi Ryer t1t New iM.
ST. Nan Nl-nas Srencer Z Greenwich oT Nss-h ~,
C..eru. = rt-e Sandwich RelE. Dlrirf, M ID.
f,.t A ship ou-side-Aelyy fox
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las Banks, u Bnrs, IL schooaer'. e -ro.a'
3s5.
We have nothing new 20 noe n m3Ae{'
We make 10 change IN rates. We learn ron -
hers and g,ocers ma: the interests payins ~ Wa
but the tendency, II any way Is toward more ei'e
almost unexampled promPtness- These ilh1s Gu N
very orportunely, when bills receivable are VEN
resort upon which 70 raise money IN the street
Messrs. Wjnslow Lanier & Co, Agents
Of the Wilmington an Manchester =. c. lt-
Company, have recently purchased ','o' ----7 -
WEIGH rails. On favorable terms. ms pli' Az
nth f,,,oe, rurcbasee COMPRISES the Who.e al''lh-
RI iron rsfls wanted 10 finish the enlFe Inc o. 10
,o,les Abou, GOO tuns OF former pur chl-e' are
no,.. .,,ri,g =, Charleston. and vii be lad down
.his Pau beqipning Il or near Mancnester and run
ming East. The completion Of ih- ROAD wa sA'',sa
come tUentv-fo,n hours the lana travel rom t-'
North 10 New Orleans, and VIII avoid inc preso--
Goa VOYAGE between Wilmington and CAares'oA.
I, &c road Of importance 70 The Northern am
Eastern States.
The Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad was
opened on Saturday last to Garysburgh, Virginia
distance Of = miles from Norfolk and PoFis'n 'u'l'
where il connects with the Peiersoursh foel l. am
over Il distance of four miles with Weldon N''-'-
Carolina. The bridge over the Roanoke RIVER At
Weldon. viii be repaired in about SIX weeks "Aen
the direct line viii be complete TO Weldon fAa>eh-
oers IN Charleston and New-Oreans may no" pro-
coed from Baltimore by the Chesapeake Bay Inc o.
steamers to Norfolk, and there take toe ; ana a.
road to Weldon, thence over the route no" IN Use -
The new steamers " City Of Richmond and " NofA-
ote - are advertised to commence running two reg
Mar lines between this City and Norfolk.
The receipts on the Little Miami Rail
road from the 5th 10 Dist August inclusive TX
working days and one Sunday were Sll 81 >.
For corresponding week last year $50 -
rrcroaso ....-. 52,93l @! or
90 4 cent
The Norwich and Worcester receipts Tor
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LEWIS s IN of wLIl.am VI ".


N Secrlgtp 4rtcrlq Tor >ru1Hggl Mrs. Sllpcr Ias~
Ellen O Haze. D.Ol.c. liy aaG callc. ( LON tr
laLy. { Marsh and LAZY, Hiram Roberts, B. Na,hans
an 'as~ Mis- Io,aue Street. " Aubrey Mrs VI. DluA
an on v 4 Ferry. " \ Rawson AMI lady, Niss Riw-
~ ID E.-lau. D. Barnes and ittv. 7. : Hem ~, l.
TraEs,on John Gl1dner A Hunter, '1hn I[anson' y
Selcs. Y ". Eellamy. jas q. Watts. r ) Johnson,
n Hqichnes. d Nartn.J Rust, j SaForooN 2
N7rks ID Raseuhatt LION Wolfe, Go. Parsons +.
CLEVELAND 4 Rigel0w. John H. Knox. Geo VI lrr.s
Lamb Francs Kopman. +. 4 Longley, y \ Nc.,raih,
Vr Robinson. Woodbury.. 4. >meat0n. ems NirN-
ham " Carer n Sylvester. Wm. D1ody. p Mcir,egf.
Geo smith G. BaSe. Robert SutA. l. +. Plsil. ID a.
A Brown C " CouN. H. AndreNs \ Dean ana .a.lf,
G. ID Kmshurr Mss Fla Edison, Mss {. J. Gdett, AiS>
Coo,cr, MIS-. Rcl. { Fre,nla. l. span q s. Z. -.
l. sullivan jas VI. Folsom Bnnarl and - Sieerise
"a sfe1us, NIron. for CllTifsCu-J. 1. IA Nhte AMI
adv n " Comrn. adg ard Two children. cha les "a,
Ms 4 Norton ". J. Mt1ycA .adf aad - want ~,
Thomas Barrett. : .hn 4 IT wilcox. Heau SAtfer, -
McKenrie. Waterman, Gordon. Bern. J. y
IL. me- lads two children and servant, j l5n.s. n
Sewer Mrs Glen lori Nr klesc<. lads -ne chul H.
lesson lads ard child. lis Bernld. Mrs Ivan, d',.
Thorla, r. James aud chld. 7. "nlef. J C. NtiilN,
/ n0seuh. : Bau'an. II lager 1ui tleld. NJ. :
stewart samuel Cluul J Logan, Cl'ties 30 So. ID
CauoH X l. Dr1.s. u Johnson. Master h lnl.ifl.
Mr. Nosseau Thomas GREY Mr. Mu>he'. Pal SIN ms
ID "A " .lcoN. John johnson. VI klher's. Mrs ". :.
Smlth Nrs Booker. T.. Asueln. Mss Mary 1lsden. Z
- &c A Anderson. Mr. Sinclair and tNu cludf'n, T.
Cry. : Pratt and a. .u he se.ra-e.
IN sftsrS1Ip htrfl1l1, Ter ErfHen - >'.. Y =,
l. iocAe. 81 savannah F Foes'ef, Chas Grnns,y.
PAGE iadr ana children. VI lie Franc. France \
Wrnde bulia.1. Andre pcre, Pans. C. 'alilcn, NrN-
Yors. Henry Bioc,. G. p man. \ Dt!ilgo, Nv
YnL Vi Mo- ridge Pennsylvania, l4I.alS A. ili ~ &,
P EcAGsl. 1lis E.e and grind dnls-i.r' - =. g,e
GaIdn,r 4 Rencn. ! > Wea,cl j ID imam. " Cher
rDlF 4. IfrUndf Iuftl. a.
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DEATH OF BEVERLY Tucker.

DEATH OF BEVERLY TUCKER. - The
Souk,rn Press of yesterday announces the death Of
Beverly Tucker. Esq, one Of the Faculty of Will
dam and Mary College, more extensively known "a
"A politician OF the Notification and Secession school.
He was, II Will be remembered. member Of the last
Nashville Convention and was the author OF book,
published fit. en- years ago, from winch have, on
more occasions than quoted passages, entitled,
The Partisan Leader
The southern Press speaks IN high terms, and we
doubt not, Justly OF the beauty OF his private life.
lie was We learn from the same authority, ABOUT o.
years OF age. lWdsh' lhtelugehcef ON.
FRoM YuCArAN.-By the arrival of the
schooner star, Capt. Cannon, We have received
Campeachy papers of the l0lh and 5,h INST They
do not contain much news. though they express
conviction Of the gradual subsistence of tue Indian
troubles Complaints of The interference OF the
English in the affairs Of the Penusuar continue to
be made II is again asserted that the authorities
of the Belize settlement furnish the Indians with
arms and ammunition TO conduct he "lr against
The whites IN. O PicdyUne, 3Jth uit
4 WHITE MARK FOR TIE LAWYERS. -
The LAWYERS at Concord, n. H., agreed not 10 sue
any OF the sufferers 10y The lafe IRE M that town.
Ire Patriot says This agreement has been aopled
ty and not a man Of them has been sued. although
boston creditors were here with their dem tnds be-
fore the GIc was fairly quenchod. None of The suf-
teiers los the FIRE are much affected by II as 10
give their creditors cause for ALARM and no one
Who has the soul Of man Will add 10 a debtors en-
barrassment in such a case by suing him"
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Markets. ..CARKruLIy RrrOrrtD FOR TIE TRIBUNE

SATURDAY. Sept D.
AsHES-The market Is steady s.th good demand f,r
Ps at = 2 49, and Peas AZ s. ST. with sales Of oo
COTTON-The sales to-day reach i6o0hales The mar
kei has al upward tendency. Fun prces easily 90
FLOUR AND MEAI.-Our market Is rather better Tor
Tie 10" grades Of STATE and Western Flour with less
ferug The demand far for the East AID local trade
request L full pnees Of Yesterday Caaadan : n.
plenty and : hm a. "a sn bond, Tor Ne. The SHE, OF
Ind ana - SIs>4 lor oho, - - 7 ,f,r state ad
St~St =. - CD p4s ''snesee Nos1era is ~ Ia
maud IL The l'ca tds. al : steady >4,es vi Io1 ss
at Siat ~ flr Oh UIaa - good brands anl II D. III
new 90 hte uir ,l4e easier sses 4 So htl~ ~
= ~,sS ~. Corn Me - -s>s silently JERSEY IS wanted
GRAIN-Ibs raarset 5 4g.t IT Wheat. theresa FIR
nilns den anc ala Z iroderae shipping -alllrY sale.
~ sso0 bushels ed Ohio. a. S1ogr cse aud 81 b,sE5
waite Michigan. ran.ofcd on private terms Oa-s an
m9re qienty and lower ss.ss II Id W.,t.-, A. a.
81. 1d S'Gs, g7d3g c I've IS giies 49, ~ 5
bushels al o5c kalley more peHy. All s.ces ted
downward sales o.. 1889 bushels IAN ioIr--,,,, - 80
75c C4rn : again setter. AID n nl,el ,gsll- 10 Ie
Fanc Is GOOD tr the loEe trade Az - III ca,gaftg m
there speculative inquiry Gales OF 70 "a tSbs
Il 5,i 59c for uAsouId and o0a6e s1r Wes-s-r No.
,i.s former 9Iee n s'Sis and 81 fsr -.iud yslox
22.e Oaio. and e3c g.. Prsan Drses. s,1-.- =.
FBONlSlONS-Our market for POS = = M 40 -
s'saeg sales II 49, bbls r. si5 : ir Isy No. as :
II Do Prime Si5Qt3 gs -er Mess ed so % srs9
80 tA. 81 = -.asii flr nsss. nj So - 80 u
Bee l.as ql-et ~ Si Cu- Meas are : Ill 6at an,
y 81. =! S.1a---is - l'-y.c HA4-s Llrd IS .
- ~. ne s4-- ar a slai ll-s az &c bfls =
alc at atSse n ale Ea'ier ls lrss active 81,
500. thefse II aai el.y. asa :, -rn a. its sa4 (.
TOBACCO-TAe n4sse,.. Get. eslg 8 liza. T..
s-os, SSss see2 t'+ y '-sa 80 -; - lsvs a. sgs =
~ = ". >ss- -. Il - - Les ar-Aa at n
r -, more awe ~ ;il' s't' Srsgisa sI 3, :
49, -. - 'f n , ,i.'r Pre-
81. $50 i'f sll.aas 5...-
|, - ani'- Co.,, 80 : IS se-asd :. n,,aop