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The New York herald., 1851-11-03
CHrRIFrs sALr.-BY VIRTUE OF AN ExEcUrIoY

<EHTRIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
40 10 directed and delivered will expose sale,
Monday October 81 1851 at the yessibu Of the City H,.
nt clock M all the right title and interest Of Nathaniel
II Weeks, which he had the d day Of March, 1851
time Afterwards Of in and TO the fsowing described
land with the buildings and thereon srecsd
situate lying and hens IN the Eleventh ward OF the city Of
New York bounded IS follows. viz Commencinga At point
the north side Of Second distant from north
westerly Of the Second and Second
lundred and tvo feet x inches thence northery parallel
h the Second avenue sixty nine feet four 10 the Ce
netery wall thence westerly along the southery side Of the
Cemetery wall twenty feet sz inches hence southery and
parallel 70 the Second avenue sixty feet eight inches
Second street twenty feet x inches 70 the place
Also, a these two certain other ots pieces parcels Of
ground situate lying and being In the sixth the city
of New Yorx between the Bovery aud Elizabeth
nd being part Of the lands and premises conveyed Henry
Astor 20 Thomas smith, ysmes Hamilton and william
Sesmsn, 1rustees of the New York Association BY deed
dates December 9,h, 1876, and bounded follows
sr essery BY the Bowery westerly by Elizabeth street.
and norhery BY line drawn parallel 20 The souhoy line
of said lot 81 distance Of twer fye feet therefre The
ao hereby intended 70 be conveyed being feet
the Bowery aud twenty-five feet Elizabeth street. and
extending In depth from the Bowery Elizabeth street, ana
lying the southery part the lands conveyed BY the
raid Henry Astor as Aforesaid, which lots known
rap chart Of said lands made by Evert Baneker J dated
l2th November l2, lots Nos ~ torty nnsD and 2j
THOMAS cARSLEY, Sheriff.
ksrusw n. CHssr, Deputy Sheriff.
se- The above postponed until Monday the "a day
OF Noytmbs ISL at the tme and place, Dated Oc
sob ~. ISL THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff.
MATHEW II. cHssS. Deputy Sheriff
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
IJxNRY H LEEDS. AucTIoNEER ER-xAxuorH SALE

ILL ENRY II LEEDS. AUCTIONEER -MAMhOTH SALE
II q. TripIer Hall ;-Hsnry H. Leeds Co. will sell at
auction on ednesdsy 6th Thursday 6th and Friday 7h
November. at lOh o'clock each day the largest
OF costly furniture Fancy Goods Works Of Art Illustrated
works Pictures, &c; also, magnificent invoice OF the
most costly goods imported Of which
chased at toe fte of the late King of Holland William
xecond consisting OF real seyres Dinner and Dessert Se
curious SAKE; seyres aud osher mounted in solid
gold superb Mandarin Sh avis OF vaue
Wood furniture just received from China other
goods The whole Of this extensive stock will be ready
eAhbition Gu Tuesday 9Th November, and the bril-
1iAntly IiEkted IN the evening,
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

tory 'ale Of 1000 yards Carpets aud Oil Cloths
Co ton will sell this day Monday Nov at l0 osloek
&he Auction Rooms No 50 Beek1 an and 80 Ann streets
very large and desirable stock of beautiful Tapestry Wilton
three ply end ingram Carpets the stock Of ncut
ing svry description Of rich sOOas also Embossed and Che
nile Rugs aud Table Coyers also 80
OF Oil Cloths superhne Tapestry Brussels stairs don guam
ts 20 SUIT The above sale will be absolute the highest
der to cloee the and will
Tor dealers well those who wish
on Catao ready Monday morning when the goods
be examined
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

f>AmpEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ York 70 rhilaaeyhiA-Lesye Pier No. North Rvet.
Nv stesmboe. JOHN POTTER Morning hne, 81 o'clock ;
Afternoon Line, ct o'clock Fare BY either line t3 for
yard dect, a. Emgrant Line, ~ o'clock =. ~ fare
81 60 L. BLISS, Asent
NEW YORK AND PHIGADELPHIA.-NBw YORK
IN and Phladelyshis direct United states MaA Line
through in ~ hours vie New Jer..y hsilrosd Fsrc re-
duced Ss for fret eass and 81 70 for second class Leave
New YORK A. frvn foot Of Corisndt street snd ~
"A. snd NJ, from foot Of LIBERTY street Leave PHI
iadelphs al and IA NJ and p. NJ from hsfeoso Of wal
sut stree.
Through tickets seld IN the above lines through
iueor With hroush bssgsse cbeet, secompenss " srsn
e directly through from detos depot on VIE
tsuts vikhouA extra charge.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
IOHN KEEsE. AUCTIONEER-pREJARvIs GREAT

II oHE hEEsE; E;AtSIIUNEEK-DkLJARV GREAT
Sner Auction Rooms, ST and S79 Broadway corner of
White street. on Tuesday morning November llth. at
nYen o'clock the entire gallery of and valuable
formerly Of Joseph cspeee LstrO Ancient Arch
bishsp OF Tarsnto in the kingdom of Naples
9i the Interior under Kings Joseph and joachim
nra which became the deash of that dstn he'd
soDage tire property Of the late Dr. Jarvis
and descriptive e,talogus issued svng the fullest his
Sory OF each painting The gallery possesses beyond al
comparison more valuable works of the old masters than
any other lpubic or privAe) in America Catalogues
pc hsa on Application At the sales where the paint
angs are arranged for exhibition.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

NO1oRIETY rs MISTAKEN FOR FAME. AND THE
~ tendency to elevate clever rascsy is painful There
be salt enough lett in the earth purify crisis
ofterible corruption political and social arrives but if
exhs est all the oxygen in domestic sphere
purer lack in strength current necessary
force Mrs JERVISS Cold Candy fame not notoriety
in curing eolds coughs &c Sold by Mrs JERyI3 No. 3
broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

A UCTI0N NOTICE-THOS BELL AUCTIONEER-
BY IL r. Bush.-Larse Extra ssle.-This day, at 10Y
cold ss usual without reserve valgabls asortmen. OF
also Sofss3 sofa Beds. Mattresses Beds.eads Looking
Glasses countipghouse Desks dining
Glvsses three Pianoortes Dry Goods Jewery French
Letter Paper. &C.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

ITO BOAT BUILDERS.-BOAT BUILDERS WHO ARE
j. willing to contract for building fast sailing
beat drawing not than two feet of water from
New York TO Flammersbu requested to send In their
atons and proposals. before Saturday the 18th
inst to br. John A. Flammer 6s3 Broadway, New York,
60 W. Nichols, las Grand street (Time5 Budings)
.msbu
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

thanks TO their friends ana neishbors and to the Fire
and foee Tor Their prompt and generous as
lane saturday afternoon and yencs
their patrons for ew by which time they hope
bic stock Of goods.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

MRS JERyIsS COLD CANDY-TUg GREAT FIRE
Iv1 side remedy for Coughs Colds Hoarseness and the
threat and lung complaints sold by Mrs. w. JER
Wis, 266 Broad way, and by Druggists generally
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

ENxCELSIOR BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASSO-
~ cation-Ihs next regular Getting OF this Association
will be held on Tuesday evening November at Masonic
Hail. No "a Ora nd street. Forsyth half
o'clock Entrance fee So which will be increased after that
meeting number OF shares will be sold that evening
Subscriptions will be received and dues for the November
month are payable at the Office 1856 Bower previous
the meeting day. where information obtained relative
20 the Ase seocistion. X. T. HAWS, President.
n. II. LsBARrF, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

IT'S GENIAL MINIsTRATIoN rs DELICIoUs-Ir
lubrcates and heals with soothing truthfulnes
throat, breaks dry hard cough relieves distressing
asthma and tives to the throat and lungs healthy tone
unknown scepe The above assertions true
by certificates from the greatest Of the and
tesides 10 has stood the test Of time Mrs. Jervs Cold
Candy Ia sold by Mrs. w. JERVIs SG Broadway, and by
nr,.,g ,giat.a
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

W. BROWN. AUCTI0NEERnELEGANT HOUSE
Brown will sell at auction Thursday, oelock
at No 100 Church street. the
She house. consisting richly carved walnut
p,rlOi furniture in suits upholstered rich
Little wern large French plate pier and glasses
Auabls oil painting richly framed, Chandeliers centre and
card Tssles, dining do hall furniture Oil Cloth stair
pet and Rods elegant marble dressing and Wash
stands mahogany and other Chairs French Bedstead
Mattresses dressing Tables toilet China Glass sc
Also superior rosewood Pianoorte sdo by Gilbert Co..
OF Boston, Catalogues ready the day previous 10 sale Al
che store Of tho suctioneer, "a Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
SALES BY AUCTION.


Jsas ..ssisssDs q: = asS:shsis Ir:sIsa::, e.
ware room. OF Sf Mr. Fss.immon' 80 Bowsrs Opposite
61..ns
1Rd Bedroom Eprn'a5S In % % msss.Sry s.Ss
latest and warranted Of superior manufacture
John L. vANDEwATER. AUcTIoNEER-rUEsDAY
- Nov a. II ooost as ,he sales room No. l2 Wall s.
~ aaS & Tsnoas % .ssorment I ofral-
d foSsh sSs and PsSs Sas Ssson s n
~ os iS s S
ss:1r HRHcTWy RsTs and other
ana London Dock PORT high cost choice old Tss.s
hnnsssyR o.s % 6ss9 AND 'ry
Srsndy Choice old Scotch and YsS malt
81 :qPsa:i srss
Alse 50 600 Havana segsrs various brands These wines
dnary auction and worthy the sttepton Of con-
aosse1rs Catalogue and samples the morning Of SALE
TOHN KEEsE, AUCTI0NEER-THE GREAT JARVIS
Win Al xaSon soo ~ = aoS oS' 5
srsadwsy corner Of street. vhout reserve, Tues,
nntl all the catalogue i disposed Of. the reaoWnsi
Library Of TIE late Rev Doctor Jarvis of niddle.own
nysT sold IN Amsries It contains 10000 volumes
AsP richer History and Antiquities Of
Ssir public @ s, a 1
Divinity ana fhs .siis, Of the Greek
celebrated Bepe actines Of Naur
Equities sned in the Gais c6ris.iana The depart
nent Of Divinity besides the Fathsrs Commentst
different Peys9ts many that are wanting even
s ae m puss s @ g F Among ;hs Eassh
liable Ete al so rare as to be The Classical
very best editions of sncen authors II is also
ample II very department. Of Biography and Bibography
and ss' each sTsnas
ocieek precisely Carefully prepared and elas,ss ca.a
brated collection is now arranged for xamination
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

rosoo. Mo.rv MsrErr-- Tuesdsy Evenng, Oct II =
rbs alton Of gold Paris s at about par lnccGd
ns to the new tariff, which, at the Engisn mns prce
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

EKANK BENNETTS FANCY FUR AND STRAW Hat
Establishment, 1l Broadway late at l9 John street,
Ladies-Permit call attention to my stock Of
European furs consisting of victornes riding boa Jenny
Linds NUTS boss cus and trimming Of all kinds.
mend selection Of furs notice particularly
being imported from the largest houses aad
Paris whose facilities for oktainng the best
equalled. The articles also q
style and in better than those ualy New
York The extension Of business will enable
better article in either line moderate price,
than the generality Of the trade full assortment OF
mestc furs OF description. under
psrvson. will also be kept hand. N. B.-Furs
dressed aud altered in the newest style.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
ELANsERspuRc rERRY.-raE sURscRInEas TO

E'LnhhEhoBUKG EERKf.-IHE sUBsCRIBEHS TO
formed that in consequence of the
has attended the sale of the above village lots has
been formed for the purpose steamboat
regularly between flsmmsrssurg s.sonport Flushing,
Astoria. and New York The capital Of will
be $1,000 in 2Oshares Of so each; and, a brant
prospect exsts Of doing good business and placing the
II villages equality with neghborng
owning lots there will promote their interests
sderaby by taking shares in the As several
shares already subscribed for esrv sh ,ud
be made to Mr. John A Famer 6Ss Broadway corner Of
Amity street. New York, TO W. T. Nichols las Grand
street, VILLA burg
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

INDIA RUBBER DOLL HEADS; AS CHEAP AS THEY
be bought at place in the city, Juss received
large assortment for sale wholesale and retail
TIES Emporium OF Fancy Goods Novelties. Toys &c S5
BP0ADwAu. Also on hand, immense variety Of Dolls
OF every description.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

EXTRA NEW HuLIED BUCKWHEAT FOR SHIP
pipg1Lcco Paeksg's coLnprising barrels BIKES hess
ton; Transit Hiram Smith. &C. Orders tro the South
East will receive prompt attention.
J.T. t. J. G. FROST. 23i Front street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

AT AUCTION-BY ANTHONY J. BLBECKER, ON
IA Friday Nov. H. 1851. at II o'clock at the kerohsn
Exchange wall street. TO the highest bidder
of ground siStyouth street. Broadway the
gnsnt New York Full warran.ee deeds, with title
10 purchasers Sale without reserve Plsns
nsd all particulars TO be had Of the buooneer oee) No.
z Broad street.
III T. WILLARD, AUCTIoNEER-oIL PAINrINGs
HI. koA lsrgs collection OF Oil Paintings. all in rich
gilt frames Will We sold at auction Wednesday evening
at o'clock, at 800 Broadway. Z. willard will sell
above nj Heopers sales room $50 Oil Pain ngs represent
different figures groups marine &C.
Catalogues ready on Tuesday.
AUCTION NoTICE.-GRoCERIEs BRooMs Flo
IA blue starch &e-on Tuesday, 9TH November al loS
O'Clock 81 Dey street. OF Green wch, apples
pin mustard, candes ooeng, souchong and green
Bottle corhs wine brandy gn, mackere herring liquor
Oar and fixtures, copper pump, &c. CAR.
TER Auetioneer, No. 81 bey street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

TUNREES FOR CALIFORNfA.-wM. r. PRINCE OF
Flushing having visited Cafornis, will supply Frat
Trees re- packed TO insure Last nearly
all sent there persisted. Catalogues Of Clark Austin
smith, 95 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

TUE FIRE IN MAIDEN LAMA CARD.-RICHARD
Medhurst Maiden Lane returns his sincere til anks
to the Fire Department and Police their unremng
exerons in saving bis property from destruction during
nsighboIs gsneraly for their kindaess in srowding TO
informed that of business will necessary
in consequence OF the above. MEDHURsT e. HEARD, II
Nal Iana
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

IA toDeer will sell, by public auction, the stock Of L.
Losee 81 Grand street. Also Jobbs Stock which will
de opened Monday mornnx eomprsng every article la
abe dry goods Or .de Sale at 10 clock precisely B-The
attention Of the trade also pedsrs and heads
of families 10 called to this SALE the goods will be
n los to suit purchasers and sold without Terms
cash.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

WE HAVE BEEN INFORMED THAT OUR ENTER
w rrising friend, John A Flammer, ESQ 6ss Broadway
has curing Ave OF activity done real estate
BUSINESS Of come teventyhve thousand dollars
From our knowledse him. we have doubt that as his
richly mefits still greater portion Of public patronage
We ckeerfuy recommend all parties interested in real
estate 10 give him cali.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

AIRS JERvIss COLD CANDY.
Nl Far and vide Far snd wide!
From Atlsntic's rolling tide
To the smooth Pacific,
BE that famous candy known.
That restores each vocal tone.
And for coughs and colds, alone,
IL the grand specific.
From Three SIXTY. six Broadway
To the plains of Tar Cathay-
Plains where roams the bervise-
Let lite virtues Ne pro claimed
Ard WITH joyous shouts he named
Ite MAKER, Mrs Jervis.
Mrs W. Jervss Cold Candy, sold, wholesale and retail.
by Mrs W. JERyIs, 300 Brosdwsy, and By Druggists
rally.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

yJ,HE FAIR is OYER, AND, ALAS
IL There is n man with '1ots" Of brsss,
who, missing all the bright avsrds,
Because they were not "on the cards,
Now claims the fame he didn't win;
Which folly is as well ss ain.
n. Lyon there took m eials three
Bearing the Institutes decree,
Declaring that his Pills and Dust
Were worthy Of tho public trust.
Lycn offcf Broadway has the satsachoa that he to-
silver medal at the late Fair Of the American 1nsttu
birs abe third awarded 70 his Magnetic Pov der and Pill
for the destruction Of insects aud vermn, by that scs7
Y. LYON, s74 Brosdway
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

OSE or THE REMAINING SPARES OF xoDeRv
" ohivalrc knighthood. Is about TO be put out. Ut-
taransm In crushing spirit cries, what coffee pot DO
you with :" instead Of what merchine - (vis
Sihator but Mrs yeryiss Cold Candy is for "a time"
No sentiment that lives by bread alone its
curing coughs, colds &c. sod By Mrs. JERvIs No. $3.50
Ercaa
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

DRoPosALs--To BuILDERs-sEALED PROPOSALS
will be received BY the undersgned addressed TO the
Pt st Once o, Berger N ~ up 20 November 1851 for
buldpg Church in the town Of Hudson. Plans and spec
tcaons be at the encs Of the District Attorney
in the Hudson county Court House. WILLIAM THOMAS.
Chairman Of the Buidirg Committee.
rI,RAPHAGEN's VARIETY STORE AND JUVENILE
Emporium. y Canal opposite Green street, New York,
whore be found every variety Of articles appertainns
ladies' and ohidrens Warrobes plain and enbroiiered
Cua Chemettes Sc Ladies materials made to order
the shortest notice and the reasonable terms
AND HEREBY HANGS A TALE" FOR TUE IN.
"A sanity sf sickness to invardiy digest.-Nrs. Jer-
vss Cold Candy has become Sterling stock article.
bns bere Of the qusckery that seeks % do more With
medicine than nature scer ever and Mrs Jr
ys sales have thereby steadily and descryedy increased
IL las already taken ts place in the matera medica OF
truth proof and the ombiuseful The public have long
wanted pleasant and positive premonitory cure for those
eursee tour climate pulmonary complants and they
havot Sold By Mrs. W. JERVIS, $50 Broadway, and by
all the rspsetss druggists throughout the United States
NIECHANIcAL LAMPS AND RICH GAS rTxTUREs
l Csrces hoderstors re tding and hall Lamps; rich
chiselled Chan deers Csndeabrns Brackets for
ssndes artistic Candeseks Lamps loaned for parties
and siided n. DARDoNyiLLE, ti5 Broadway.
CANDERs CELEBRATED PORK P1Es-NADE IN
- the Enssh style and ert 70 order any part Of the
city stores taveras, and rfscsares supplied Note the
address T. SANDERS. ~ Corbandt street.
~ bah kinds Of Meat Pies made TO order
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-07
PUBLIC NOTICE!
S. P. Townsend abandoned the Field !!
THE WAR ENDED!

Ia vonp, man who sought 70 make the people
sarsparilla was finally abandoned the field by
ceiling his business STRANGERS Beng convince
OF tho iuuy warning against the better and
convictions Of the people he has last disposed his
and retired the thus virtually admitting all
publications.. After accusing the Old
DR. Of selling MS for 81 week. and getting
mp false afdaviss respecting o,d original Recipe
trying scduce Of worEmen disclose TO him
owledgo Of the oI Drs Recipe by Offering high
$685. after making the Cnng offers to the Old d.
himself Of HOUSES, LANDS, HONEY and PAErNHRsAtF'
through his counsel Horace Dresser and Van Pe TO leave
Thompson, Skmau. s Go. ami TO S. r. Townsend
with his Recipe teach him make sarsapara So as no'
% SOUR, FERMENT and HURST the BOTTLES. After IL
beirg the members Of firm, calling set unPh
sipcd men" and other hard names lie Las finally thrown up
the whole business. haavy load % srrga'4 . t
the BURDEN upon tie shoulders q some Si8A N"hK9'
whom he induced to tax. lis place under the tt5.' ~
they could make ney IS the operation.
These strangers. intend placing some
ists the bottles redeem II from its past
for soURING ard TEEMENTING, which : ray ,'s
highest ackuoIed ,nut the truth Of all We nave hereto
fore said Of it. /; is VIRTUAL '"NI E.Ht" ''' ~
neither made Is chemist heretofore nor ''t e
tasss ehsaici science in s manufacture WI &'' me
people VOW see -ln imposition and hamns in calling s. Pa
article a good rta.c.7c?
Br: sc confess 81 tae T7=ra'ity voErrHIY displayed
is nothing ala. e5 these STRANGERS in D'anr upon the
hotties the aau chemist. FIR EFFEt I. lille At the
etnc time the sarera-:a is made atteF tbs ssHa'rLA Of
the Recipe is ciAvcEn, taen IL becomes ANo
TIER ARTICLE. ast should lie called tile STRAIN
GERS SARS tPARtLIA or IS some other distinctive sr-
relation. Come eu:. CENTLEHEN STRANGERS. and
show your hands @ad the public snow whether yon Ia
ten r. nake s. +. T...u.eaIs SutEING. IEEAEA TING
COMPOUND w.,h to name ola clients: tie label for
certain purposes wle, YOU making another a"i TO-
tally different article. bat intend put S. rs lot
Ties with ana titus selling t under
false colors The rrt 81 sticking cn,ata a9aa5 -
the bottle. VIII r. Il chance =
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-07
rsGE1Eg EEE..

VIZ II. SCDfEis now selling new and fashionable
" furniture OF every description remarkably l1p.
June -. u.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-07

TEiNG Styles for 1851. just received. Also. Tar.
- -or,meH, II Boys Hats and Caps, aj,zIou for cash,
chv-i.-u 'fta, Big Hat. =. +. JDNSTp, h
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-07
DIR. STOB.HS CELEBR3TED SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY.
TNEOTAILED TESTIMONY.

WE, UNDERsfGNEp, DRUGGIsTs or ST. Louis,
Do hereby certify thai the following i a correct state
OF of sales Of the preparation known
Dr. St0rs Scotch Coaga CaH8. prepared rom ms on
gifil recipe by HAMILTON WADE, of II. Louis; and
take pleasure in saying ha. it has given general sails
Lln ION 10 lhn.a orr clsnuLers who hive used il
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-07
PEPHi} IN POWDER.

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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.
We have one mail from New Orleans tonight leaving
the latest still due.
The Picayune of the 9th says the Cuban Lberators,
of whom there aarge number have given the whole
direction aRd management Of their affairs into the hands
OF General Felix Houston, who carrying their
views, will take and violate the laws of this
country.
The Washington Telegraph says that arrangements
have been made in the United States for landing five
thousand men in Cuba, in short time, under the COM
mand of distinguished leaders, adding that could give
all the details Of the project, il polite.
The ship Columbia from New York at Charleston on
Thursday, encountered gale, during which
Mr.. Kelly, chief mate, knocked overheard aud
drowned.
Several HuDgarians left Montgomery, Ala, on Mon
day, To join Gen. Lopez.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From Baltimore.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA.

n.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3, p. NJ.
The America arrived at Halifax early this morning.
EEGLAND.-The yacht America has challenged TO sail
against all the English yachts which has not vet been
accepted. In regetta, Friday, the America beat
eighteen yachts easily.
The Queen to leave for Scotland on the 9th of
August. Her Majesty having expressed desire to
have ST. PancrOss parish repair certain road by which
she might pass the parish the vestry cooy inform
ed her that the road would be closed the day named
consequently she could not pass it. The affair
cited considerable merriment and vexation
A meeting Of rhe Catholics of the United Kingdom
held in Dublin, on Tuesday led to violence.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23.-Cotton-Common to midding
have advanced this week fully far things better quail
tiles have advanced 3D. fair Orleans sgd; Mobile sd
sales Of the week IS 900 bales
Some circulars qzote decline of Is per bbl for -four.
Brokers quote Western canal at II to 20s Southern 10
70 los 3D. Wheat has declined 2 to 4d Corn in more
demand at 25s 81 for yellow. Hams attracting
attention at 81 to 26s. Lard has advanced Is.
The harvest was progressing lavorably-
IRELAND.-The agitation Of the question Of the es-
Enlistment Of packet station in Ireland is exciting
much interest in Dublin and elsewhere strong
iutions in its favor have been passed.
FRANcE.-The opinion gains ground in Paris that
Prince de JOinvIlle will candidate for the Presi-
dency Of France. The President has abandoned his
trip to the southwestern departments. Some distur-
Dances those departments have required the inter
ference Of the military, but nothing serious has
red
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.
Cotton, 300 bales rev crop. mddling, SaS4c.
The Price Currents annual statement gives the total
cotton receipts this port 995 900 bales exports
997 400; stock on hand yesterday, 10 400.
Tobacco receipts, $4,000 hhds; exports. 81 500;
stock, % 500.
Flour receipts 94O 900 bbls EXPORTS SCI 900; stock
81 900.
Value Of domestic produce receives New Orleans,
$l06 900, 900.
Arrived, ship Bennington, bark Maria, ship Middle.
sex-all from Boston.
Cleared, ship Vicksburg; brig Cosbe-both for New
York.
Steamer Cincinnati arrived; left Havana 25th;
firms accounts per schooner Merchant Cincinnati pass
ed PzarrO at sea the 10Th.