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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
Miscellaneous Items.

Steamers are about to begin plying fortnighily
Oh The Nile between Caro- and the first cataract.
Much damage Is SAID 10 have been done 10 the
coffee plantations IN Ceylon. BY large S~armS of rats
whichhaye recently made their appearance.
A French paper mentions that the town council
Of Orleans has granted "a salary Of 800 q wear 70 a
lecturer on TIE ant Of grating aud pruning fruit trees
Indies are now issued by the ROY West India Mail
Steam. packet Company.
Miss Anna XerT. a distinguished singer OF EN-
IA, has been excluded from the stage ana pu' uhdeI
the surveillance oi the Police, because, when N
London lately she agreed 20 sing az concert for the
benefit Of the Hungarian refugees, though illness
prevented her from singing.
Three ladies lniht "biOOmer costume. according
70 TIE 6,fa>' N,rS Letter, made Their deoni on the
promenade near that town on sunday week Inc
BoOmer, IN each case. consisted OF satin Nlslle
OF ctfuloan shade. an inner tune Of the same ma
tersl bat Ot different tnl. and loose muslin trou-
sCr>. fastened considerably above The ankle-S0 ne
What after he manner of those worn Oy Turkish
bellies.
re Jsi-rGl aes Delqfs IS allowed to enter Ma
Win An understanding that Il shall not expose
lie dishonesty OF the Metropolitan Government
teTuCc explosion i-,vly took place IN a c0lliery
al N.Smnetun. Ems land 81 persons were \ lie l.
AT Pans. NO gentlemen connected with ile
Sna.af. NcsSrs. SarranS & COG. have bcea con-
ctn.td-ihc nr,t - S'N mouths, the second u tacee
moths ,uvri>ouwcu'. and - h tued , qoof for an
,rt. a., thc irca meu' endured by political pr SON
- az Role l>e II rumoTed IVA, the deparim IL;
nj lie trl,cAc VIII be eeclarei IN state OF siege
Ar ol! sanitary Re;omcr propose 10 LONDON
rsppn, al 10 'urn TIE sic Ci Sn.!ihnsld Naret . a.
count tN erecting a public market. baths, aai
ws>bhtt,t> In such way As 10 occupy lie Whole
ayail-ole area o. ground Hiia them All 'Acn IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
Illness of Mr. Fenimore Cooper.

The following. addressed to the Buffalo
oourr. Is stated by that paper 20 have come from
source entitled 20 the highest consideration
VIII you De kind enough 10 contradict the yarl-
OuS and unauihenlcated rumOrS which nave lately
appeared concerning the illness Of Mr.. J. Femmore
Cooper Il i rWmored IN several Newly ork papers,
that DR.. Francis, Of that city. had been summoned
20 CooperStoWn, expressly 20 confer with Mr. C.S
attending physician The facts are these Mr..
Cooper had formerly consulted Dr. Francis. who Is
an fold acQuaniance of his. The latter, upon hearing
Of M COODer's critical illness, came n ence 70
CooperSiown. unlimited and from motives OF mere
personal friendship In regard TO MIR. : present
situation, am informed this morning by letter from
CooperstoRn. that new course OF treatment has
been adopted. and that although Some"hit weaker
than before, several of h.S symptoms are more IA
vorabe Permit me 70 add that no cases IKE the
present, exaggerated and painful reports, which must
sary excite Tie worst aqqrencn>ions OF friends
and relatives in all parts ot the country. ought not
to hnd place IN the columns Of any respectable Jour-
ma, except unon the most reliable authority"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
MoRNoNisM.-A correspondent Of TIE

MoRNoNisM-A correspondent of IRE
P6iadc mia Lefrtr Writing from Nauvoo, states that
" MormoulSm al tins DAY J, Is cuioTchi ana dlstliCt
from, au,tbing which the Prophet Smith ever taught
or orGalred as Mahometanlsm = different from Chii>-
uanity The sect Is already spit INTO even different
bodies each rcpudIatng the other These are as
follows. Riedontts. who are the snon pure OF the
sect are scattered through the land Bughames,
usurpers. occupying the valleys oi 'ah strangtes'
al force. Beaver island. Lake Michigan lyllleS'
>0uaiters on the unsuryeyed public LANDS ln west
em lowa--kane>yllle their headquarters OuIer1es'
enid an silver Creek Mills county. lo~a Brew
,toritfs. at Socorro. New-N N.o BlshopteN, al
kirkland. Lake county, On. The Siranglte>,
Brewsterltes. and Blshopltes. are neN lights the
CuflerItes are reformers and the iiyiltes are the
Who branch of the uSurpers of the government OF
The church after the ASSASSINATION of Prophet smith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
Iames Mcucnry's Circular.

Correspondence Il Tho y Tribune.
Pr dWercGI LIVERPOOL. A's y ~
BACON closes up quietly. at oats c"t Tor Long
Mtdle> new and 36G3Is for Cumberland Cut
4 few sales - BEEF have been made az further re-
Luc,ion IN Value-Mess, 6Oa7JS uerce- The STOCK :
large
There Is SCI LITTLE PORK here that the quotations are quite
nominal Mess. 4faJDs = Dbl. and Prime Mess - I)8s
SHoUI nERS are without change. al 26a2Ss 6 c"t.
The low urceS--2ia lt> accepted for HAMS, are A.
tracing some attention 10 them $500
IHEE>E presents nothing new 10 report me- iV&t~s''
r cwt., and Ordinary. 3 d3'> D.,
LAID has again tyamcedis ho> been made for small
parcels
OUERCITRoN BARK very dull
TNAoW j. rather Gearer, ana > verv salab.e
SPFR' OH = quiet. and remains nounaly the same a.
last eunred OF WHALE on the market i bare LARD
on uA euced ty the high prccs Of Lard, has heen sold
ti3 ,
LiNsFED on CAKE much wanted, and VIII sell read-
IL on arrival 30 improved rates
Ia RltE there = nothing new 20 report
There j. strens the CORN market When sales are
pressed lower prices have De taken The consumption
: unprtctutds large and the supplies from France and
elsewhere temporarily, az least. slacAen improve
therefore safely be looked for We quote West
EN- Canal FLOUR l7aes / hbl Philadelphia 9a l9s.
Oh Baltimore. leGl9s sd 81. LOUIS and OHIO. l9d2ls,
Canadian. lGc2os Sour and Heated, IA Red
WHEAT. S. al ass Cd , 70 rs White DO. s. 81 4
: 81 Mined 90. = I'd q 5 81. White INDIAN CORN,
27s I. $50 rs. Mixed do, 25s. Oh Yellow do, 26s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
CoMMENcEMgNrAr BownoIN COLLEGE

COMMENCEMENT AT BowDolN COLLEGE,
The Annual Commencement OF Bo"doR toiege' al
Brunswick. Me, began on the 2d inst
VI the meeting of the Pencinlan and Nhenian 80
clctIos. Hon John : Tenncy, of Norrtsc"oth' was
chosen President OF the former, tor the err ulng year
Rev Elijah Kellogg of llarp>well. We, President,
and fred ID Sewail. ESQ. of Bath Secretary both
Associations appointed Committees 20 confer " IN
the College Corporation relative to erecting omii-
ing for the better accommodation of their libraries
and cabinets
The Grafton before the Literary Societies was pro-
nounced hy LUTHER V. BELL, LII D. superintendent
of the Mclean Asylum, Someryllle, Mass. lis sub
ice, vas The Prevailing Error IN Noiern Etuca-
ton the Non Education of The Feelings
The Poem was delivered by JoHN C. NAxE.
The evening WIS devoted 20 >eFert, exercises,
public and private 4 concert uy The band attract 'd
quite an audience. and RESPECTABLE number Oh the
Alumni convened 10 Commons Sail. where speeches.
were listened to from >evera. oi the Older graduates
JOscph bbey of the class % 1921, was called 10 the
Char and a COMMITTEE was appointed 10 make AZ
eus for cet bratu1 the Seul-t cntennldl M
niyersar, of the College, which occurs next year.
\ list Of the deaths of Alumni during tue past year,
was read ly Prot. Packard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
N11rern FoReERIEs IN CINcIXNArL-

t. CI1rrHQtt Commercial says
4 report was m circulation Yesterday, that the
name. 81 two well known mercantile firms IN tins
CIV were recently forged. by MT. Benjamin Daven-
mort who u ls said, has raised from 100000 10 Sio,-
IO uuOn notes drawn bv himself. and purporng 70
lie mforscc by Z. Morgan 81 Co, and !. \. James
Co. The Inducements turn out 10 be iOrgereS. \
warrant was issued. Yesterday, by the Mayor upon
the affidavit of +. W. >chwaTtZ, upon whom one of
those notes for $500 was passed. Three warrants
were subsequently sworn ont before ESD Sneloaker
one charging the party with passing TWO forged
uCnes for $500 each. and one for 500.
How many have suffered 0y tins extensive fraud
/, as vet unknown but II is certain that the paper :
extensively circulated among most OF the private
banking. houses of the city ami numerous ndvd-
uals who are occ i>lonaliy IN the nabt OF shaving
notes are also sufferers 20 far ~ We have been anic
10 lean. the amount OF loss sustained uy any one
hauking-house : not sufficient 70 "a all cndaneer
their credit II isl now supposed that these iorgenes
have been carried ON for TWO or three year>-Nr.
Davenport always paying the notes at maturity, thus
avoiding detection
The fraud WIS detected rs one OF the forged notes
BENG lost and advertised by the holder and pur-
chaser The supposed ndor>er happening 10 see
the advertisement. had ms suspicious excited and
upon referring to MS books found he had never IN
dorsed such a note Mr.. Davenport had occasion
ally used the genuine endorsement Oi the ABOVE
firms. which beng generally known among bankers
and moueved men. added 10 the well-hn0wnreSponSi-
blltv the names forged. made It an easy maer to
dispose of the paper l. is reported VT d has lett
town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

stead Of the usual form OF roof - cover the whole
OF the buildings, - the same elevation, wl'h root.
80 Is TO sustain coat OF carh anu >Ol, iOar or I'VE
feet thick. on aIch 70 form tue park ali -ar-els-
re-bulldrp so 10 peak, the banging gardens OF an
cent Baty lon Ia noiern London. AT tnd science
nMgh' then clam 10 have cone something Tor ne
wives anc u-h,ers OF the ciiiZeus OF London
when thew could. ia the MIDST al their world re-
uoWued clty Inhabited by nearly tTO millions and
4 half OF SOUS. sak among shady trees and Dowery
groves. or reC.l1c - re 1auE gr0itp, watching the
fountains PLAY ard the fish ,SlG. and perhaps hear
the singing Of birds also. - Joyousy a the ancient
queens Of Babylon could DO, IN the mi"s, Of TAT
In Java the Cholera. after N 4kIng most fearful
rayeees. has greatly subsidized. Throughout the
Dutch possessions It is estimated that from = 70
1900 were attacked during the late visitation, OF
which number fully one-hali persisted
Mr. MInter Morgan. the English Socialist writer,
Is aboutiO issue new volume with this title
The Triumph OFT the Coming Age Of Christianity
Selections from Authors,
Chiefly Re sious and Philosophical,
on the Necessity Of
Early and CONSISTENT TRAINING
NO less than Teaching,
and Oh
The advantages Of maintaining the Principle OF
undivided Interests among all the Members Of
Society, as essential TO It's Continual
Progress IN knowledge. Virtue
and Happiness and 20
The Permanent AscenCanCy and Universal
Prevalence OF Christian Love.
If the streets Of London were put together,
they would extends goo mics N length the man
thoroughfares are traverSed by 1000 omnDuses ana
$500 cabs. employing 10000 horses In 1872, the
Metropolis alone consumed 100000 quarters OF
wheat, 100000 buOckS. l7e9OO0 sheep. $1,000 caves
and 5000 pigs One market alone supplied i.J2iiVO
head o. game London. the same year. ate 3.U'Olpo
salmon which were washed down by i3,200U01 gals.
OF porter and ale ..00lO0O gallons OF spirits aAd To-
GEO pipes Of wine. 1900 COWS are yearly required
for London mix. and reckoning two gallons day
from every COW. have here. say 1000 gallons OF
" London peculiar consumed, # not enjoyed, by The
London Il habitants 100000 gas-ghls fringe the
streets. LonCOn'S arenal or water system sup
Mic, the enormous quantity of 443s332s gallons per
dav thousand SAIL are employed N bringing m
Iuaiy TO LONDON 100000 nS of coal. and to coihe
and wat upon London's people we have no fewer
than 23.5i7 taHorS. 2s.519 oootnakers, 10000 mill
ers and crosslnakerS and lGs.7Ol domestic servants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

IUrroSNUnUtITf OF TIC NV
Per AmcTCG LIVERPOOL, fruAl, Aug ~ 1911
The steady and settled tone # our CoTroN marNe. rs
reported IN our previous circulars after such long dc
preston and winch had been upon rs during ne
previous three weeks. gave earnest PROMISE IN N
decline and downward course had exhausted itself ana
come 10 an end and proceed tins week. htlns IA
the same direction wing ample confirmation "i "ha'
has gone before a.
stock of holders and they having To meet sweeping ut
nand ON each succeeding DAY of tins week has forced up
fine market Id y ID on the mlddlmg sorts of American
and ID ON the and the worst the red qualities OF me
latter being SO abundant stock to DE almost Sdla
BILE except al a low price
In other descriptions there not much actual change III
price but Of cour.e Cotton of all kinds little more
puzed. - 3D.,
The Committee Of Brokers place " far" Jplands Sd.
Mobile 90 and Orleans . d.
t6u American. i49O Sufaf. aud 100 Pernam have been
AIKEN on speculation. and II 400 American Lao Surl 10
Madras. and 1870 Pcruam foreNuuu.
sales TO-DAY. $500 bales.
GEORGE HOLT \ co. Cotton Brokers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
Commencement ut Oberlin College.

OBFRLiN, Saturday, Aug. 81, 1851.
10 ~ kdiiogs Of Ia, y y Trlane.
The Annual Commencement of this Col
iew took place Aug Goth aud 97th. Nine young
hats graduated from the four years course of
~ad', termed the "Noung Ladies Course" all Of
~aOmread their graduating Essay on the afternoon
o The Goth, doing honor by their ability both 10
themselves aud to their academic training.
IN the eth, the graduates OF the regular College
.a& VIZ nme Young gentlemen and three young
sdes, took part IN the public exercises the essays
tue young ladies being read by their teachers.
Meleyaied tone otgeneral excellence characterized
neaRromances
The custom obtains IN this College Of bringing for
S1celt The graduates on Commencement occasions
H'tad Of selecting the most talented or aSSduouS IN
Sl, sac keeping back out OF sight the less talented
Tue more indoent On this system the stimulus
esoIt and Improvement Is Made 10 bear upon
s'en studelt
f'oi Charles C. flnney Is elected President Of
sF 'Ouege, and has entered upon the discharge of
:. Guues III tins relation. In adduonto his char Of
eO'ogy he now takes the general responsibility Of
sv Char OF Mental and moral Philosophy.
"e'' henry f. Peck, of Rochester, New-lork, Is
ne''sd Professor Of Sacred Rhetoric and adluact
n~essor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy. Both Of
g. appointments are cmlnenily satisfactory 10 the
oa0s The College
sNtuA college was never more prosperous than
ne-esn. wear past. In no previous Year has the
-. OF students IN attendance been 81 great IN
49,. ue> mere harmony prevailed among ooth pupils
n-,,ee0nefs, IN none has there been manifested
a. .IhtS, eevoilon and ter,Cnt love on the part
pa1S q eaehtrs and taught Tor Their WORK. inter
Re-, Ne college has been cmlnenily prosper us.
frsssai', The effort commenced last November
snnse o" meni has been prosecuted mus tar with
$SSsSShS success. The marN having oeCn SCI N
49, Nearly S,>QC0 have beea already pie ICED.
'ann "">' oe hAed duViAS 'At ensuing \"
prs" Voe'ln College works on the principle OF
Ms uai ual labor IN term ,lMSS AID ScnOO-leach-
ner..,rSs aNon, with rs course OF study IL knoWS
70 49, " either color or condition /, aims TO give
le.,, 'sootng masses the best education ior the
fse,h,,o''' and thus IN fact 80 bnuS the choicest
yopSs lV9 education w,thln the reach OF eyc.y
81, aA' or woman who u iree. hearted enough 10
ana me ifice OF beng 50tA frugal INDUSTRIOUS
slrsss.N Nus IL Is cheering To see how many have
IN "a uoccen this natural pathway 10 usefulness
prs. ~ vf'ton, and 10 count the hundreds non
tare os e'ef them m the same course la the fu-
Ao,. ' Neh College. and OF is results, We see
sos, we eevaiion OF the masses oi our nations
~S-S &ANi daughters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
VIM. Gardner n Co.'S Circular.

Per Amer7cG.l LWERPooL rday, AUG y, 1871
The market fur BEEF has been without improvement
the dealers buy slamelf. and holders OF mddlng sorts
iens anxious sellers Of such have asun been IN
favor of nuyeTS.
The transactions IN PoRg nave been ummportan' the
stock of America IS small
There has been less dong BACON. the country dealers
have not been free buyers and the price OF what j. now
on hand too high for the IRISH market HANS continue
a dun and dragging sale. SHOULDERS move slowly.
The sales on LARD reach nearly 40 tuns at an advance
Of j. To- p per cwt. and the market closes very arm
There has been far inquiry for CHEESE without aNo-
ration IA prce. -,
TIE market rs about clear Of GREASE BUTTER, but the
season y almost over
TAIIow Is AGAIN "a fcvt. dearer.
There Is an inquiry for LINsEEp CANES but there none
here
vaids for ARTICLES and particularly for inferior qualities
of American FLOUR, which have been pressed Oh az Ner'
low urceS to-dayS market the dizziness continued ln-
tn aI fie close when buyers came forward rather more
freely ~ the reduced rates. Resuec;tully y0nrs. 90
WI GARDNER y co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
London Produce Market

SyoAR-Tie demand for West India quiet. and inferior
oW,r IA MICE sizes ava casks. making 1899 for the
week Value unchanged IN good grocery Jumps Refined
H me dealers t1rs. aud brown Jumps is Cd to ios
AZ auction silC bags sold yellow. 33s % 3is
an ,T,f - o. c3s Sensal-l.2oo BAGS went A. Us 81.
10 as for BCrar,s granny white, SIS, and yellow. a.
rrr-Norrlrr sale and liile done pryaIey previous
raie> arlv maintained Native Ctson 40 TEA dull Of
- s~f f,,~er -.rus supported with difficulty RI
ver RAT an ric.> tend d0vuwards CoTroN-1iood husi
n..s f,r- hrs week and pnces ID q ID higher sales
Ia tales >urat md RC,o Madras TALLow-De rand
eoed rnJ ll.,s ADVANCING. fue new y. { 5cs ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

~ .s,.oi N assistance. the flames were
tbe rfemP' much damage was done. Mr.. Be
suodueo ,,e situated a, this spot burned dosa
Ssa .. ,bree months since.
.ow EscApE.-At the upper part OF
NAkA" - some new buildings are progress
Fusoa-a' pile of bricks which ex'enu, ai,h"st
iug. beIe tho carriage way on the othei srIe VI
raj seIos ~ 70 IS large tree whose Drahche' cA
- stIeft - he nile 20 that Il requires some art
III SIoos ~ he ptrt OF the drivers OF vehlcies %
fal 6oolnee one or the o;her. On "e~h.sIa! a
aFoc t.- D,maresf was pro eeoiis pd9' ll'e syOs'
M Cba!'.s the driver OF one OF the onhlDuses'
ssied a!ohe ~ a brsnch Of the tree and preclpi-
he xss N.' seaf 20 the pavement. cutting ms head
tsisd Boln III and discolOnng one Of his eyes
.oc,nryr.-On Sunday last, Mr..
sAD - of Jamaica. left here Tor New ! ork,
Ds'ius 80 accompanied by ms Two Ga1ghlefs'
u eeiIs5 i.w aud FIVE grand-chiiufeh' am "leh
osggsa.S NH in the village OF Astoria, ihe DOH
cong Cow sell out and he being unable 70 stop
al TIE iOns ,rriage Il upset, and little girl. the
or ggee ", vr John VI. Johnson. had ner arm Dadiy
dsnghie "con,nound fracture. Mr.. Johnson Is con
proksI-' used. and the rest suffered severely
STEAM -, s.rously. The A,he slr' we UNNECESSARILY
tho-1,.-.'as we!l as can be expected
acc,DESr FROM Back PILING
ANVlnnr About noon Wednesday, Is DR..
~ TIE 'lI,oceeding along Myrle-av. near Kent.
Deefs wa 1endeayored 70 pass between pile OF
MS gg ~. ~. ev,ended considerably on the carriage
oncEs VIZ" a,nn,bus. when he came IN contact with
Fay ana az Wa vas thrown from ms carriage and Sc
SeIeiy oiuseu' -
.c,r-On Wednesday night an af-
AssA' iace IN the lower end Of sta,e-st., be-
fray iooh P' "'en named Martin Ryan and John
t"eeH bch The former blt the face Of the latter
Doylt n. "a, # In most shocking manner. The
aie ui..s fsLen into custody, and brought before
BUY King. who sentenced HIM 10 the femten-
any for months
,cc,oyyT.-Robert Churchill, colered
'.sd about 70 years, fell from a hay-mow, on
a. sssTses of Mr. Nathaniel Smith Of Jamaica. a
w. rss Of fifteen feet breaking ms wrist IN two
o. and Featuring ms under Jaw IN most shock
po.snner Dr. Nissan rendered such surgical and
n ~ required, and the boy II dong well
cooL ROBBERY.-The police of the First
n,rei r cGlyed information yesterday that some
I,g ,hei mad cooly mounted the box of carriage
.S,ng before the shop Of Mr. AlaId, IN Atlantic
- ~ iRe preylOuS evening about dusk, and drove
- The tmci is supposed TO have been from New
YGk
cpcru CouRT-Before Judge Barculo
pl,,1 Schy,fei against Peter GelTieT.-ThIs was an
..cs h recover damages for assault and battery
oorm,ed by defendant on the person OF the PLAIN
,Sn Williamsburg The jury returned verdict OF
$40 damages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

..emryr-Robert Churchill, coIered

'ssd about 70 years, fell from a hay-mow, on
a. sssmi,es of Mr.. Nathaniel Smith, Of Jamaica,
". ,iRaeS OF fifteen feet, breaking ms wrist IN two
ssss and Featuring ms under Jaw IN most shock
Yrnanper DR.. Nissan rendered such surgical ana
W. required, and the boy II dong well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
Graucl for the South.

EW-NORk and PHILADELPHIA
4 \ New York ans Philadelphia direc' United states
Mail THROUGH g. hours, VIA New jersey Railroad
Fire reduced fu 50 for st class. and - so Tor >ecp Il
class Leave New G0rA a. A NJ, from oY 0i Costltnt-
ST. and afg g. VI asd = NJ, from foot OF Liberty -
loot # " alnui- =
For BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. or CHARLESTON -
Through tickets are sold IN the above lines through
conductor with through baggage checks, the
tram leoviug at p VI PASSENGERS and baggage m "a >
tram wiz be transported directly through from depot % de-
by, -, III yorIfe ,,lfln.r charge 81 lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

NV CLIPPER SHP.-The John Stew
All viii be launched al O'Clock this afternoon from
iAeysrd Of Penne, Patterson & Stack. She is LOO
INNS barden. POS feet long deck, 40 feet inches
t,saaA Of beam, and 2s feet deep She is intended
sr the Liverpool trade, and to be commanded by
Can, Watson Ferris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

COrresUUndeuce Of tho \ \ IuDuue-
LIVERPOOL. FRIDAY. August
SIR Continued fine weather j. enabling farmers Ia
aiher their early crops of gram the finest possible con
clifton The for the mon eu is lnSequently aathe
and at tins mornings market the business IN ANY article
was lin ted 10 retail Quantities prices not properly lower
bat weaker than Tuesday last There tmuchrJ'H
fur further de- Inc on present rates
Very respectfully our ehedlent servant,
ROBERT PROCIER.