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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HERMANN.
Dates from London October s-Paris 9TH.

The L. s. Mail Steamer Hermann, from
Southampton October s, arrived yesterday at 3
P NJ, after passage of Is days.
The Pacific arrived out on the It'll, making the
trip in 10 days During the passage Mr.. Mitchell,
of the firm of DenistouD & Co, OF Liverpool, was
lost overheard.
The political news by the Hermann is not of
much Importance.
The following is a list of passengers BY the Her
mann
Mr. James Gordon Bennett MAJOR + Searle bearer Of
dispatches and servant Mrs Cot Graysqn Master cray
p Moore James K Walter and lady, Gen Averel Mrs
Kesser and children, MI Scheihahs Mr. Self and Ia
T. Kerksieg and lady, G. Gorssen and lady F. Gorris-
SEN Miss c. Bupte, Mss 81. S. Hgtehlns. J. Moss,
II Come f. R. Mordecai. DR.. Palk, j; sden and lady.
Merry, s. R. MAY G s. Shaw J Pasne and lady, J. Regio
Mrs Webb, Mrs. Mathews. Miss D. Schmidt, {. Volck-
man, Ludwig Snssengut, Slgmund Under, II. II. Hahn.
J. C. Ciaussep Aa1er Hoffer lady and three children,
Mss Anna Hofer Miss C. Hoer and servant Christian
Burns Charles Reiche Mrs WisoiZky. Master Wlsotzky
Miss IL wisotzky, Fr Reubke, Wis2tzky. y. Zlak.
Mrs Dreyssel ana three children, Miss Emma Deyssci,
chelt and child Mrs Kennel and child Miss c Kennel
B Conrad. ] Hohmghaus b Platte ard lady j. Doh1-
mann lady aud child. Miss Mana DohImann, Fl Baur,
T. schutze. FIR. Boucher Miss Anna Boucher, schu-
T. stihle Mr.. Define Mt Princeloup, Donas and lady,
c. Campbell lady aud three children. Miss Eliza Camp
JARVIS si and three children, Miss Anna JARVIS, Miss DIVA
JARVIS, Wm Mills, lady four children and servant ;
z KussOn: Ems, Ku,son George Hart and lady David
Samuel Ctump, Henry Brow s. T. Cromwell, Matthias
Morvndge, d c. McKenze, p lyman, John Wills. Mr..
Degabo, George Domhofer, Miss Charlotte Stevens. g.
and lady Isl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Liverpool Grain Market,

The arrivals from Ireland and coastwise during the past
week have been large ofOATNEAL but light Of other art
cles
From the United States have received 20 82 quarters
ofWHEAT 90 quarters Of INDIAN CORN and 81 362 bbs
Of FLOUR from Egypt, 3,l67 quarters II Wheat and
$3.50 quarters OF BEANS but from Europe only 1894 sacks
OF FLOUR have come forward.
The exports the time comprise 236 quarters OF
WHEAT 306 quarters of BEANS 22i quarters Of INDIAN
CORN t6 sacks and 1896 barrels of FLOUR The trade,
which has for long been lfeless and deprs sssd
has last gun 10 show symptoms Of revival and during
the past week have had good demand for WHEAT
and FLOUR both for and uatlOn an
advance Of about I'd y 7qb, and sd. y bbl.
American FLOUR IN good request at improvement
of Cd bbi bot French met with slow sale though Of
fe red at late rates.
OATS and OATMEAL were ID. As lbs and Sd 10 Cd =
load lower, and In limited request at the decline.
Indian CORN attracted little attention. and floating
were, If anything, rather easier to buy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

The LATE GALE.-Capt. Parker oil INC
schooner Vim. p. Deliver, which arrived ~ -
cester on the 2Ist inst from r. E. Island fepo's
following Gloucester vessels safe. host Oh 'ne%
has seen since the storm the others ne he"''
from good authority.
President, Pennsylvania Pocahontas, Gei .a..n.
der. Rio del Norte. Evanseline, Daniel r. hins'
Empress, Bridget Ann, Jenny Lind. Win5emoye es
Me,amora. Ceorgisna, Village Belle, Iowa, nenSs
Helen Maria, Ororo Baltic, l.. A. ffoc'nn, 90
Lawrence, &. f.. Parkhurst, Pilot, Lucy ABE ns
ton, Cherokee, Convoy also Ianthe, and Cia's
Wis. Of Annisquam c,,
The following, among other, were IN We Wv"
bound home Science, Niagara, Sarah, Analia.
The Gloucester Telegraph says there were i00
sells from Gloucester in the Bay Of st. Lawrence !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

The Unirers publishes the allowing
from Rome, 30th ut.
"Some more of the proceedings OF the dema-
gogues have been unveiled by the vigilance OF the
police. Some machines Of a new invention, intended
TO throw poisoned arrows, have been seized. There
were several models OF them one was invented BY
Fabli a mechanclan of Parma, who was last year
convicted of having prepared and paid for the assas-
sinaton of Col Cardoni, and who, after having been
condemned to death, had his sentence committed
into hard labor for life. Some Of these machines
were found at his residence. The other model was
very portable, and might be easily concealed from
sight 1t was merely necessary TO blow into
small iron tube TO shoot out an arrow, the point
OF which, having been stepped in subtle poison,
would inhict mortal wound. Two Customs-house
officers have also laid hands second internal ma
chine similar to that which thrown against the
drug warehouse Of NJ iMengacci it twas charged
with balls and pieces of iron, and had the fusee at
tached TO 1t. Two suspicious characters were seen
bringing u from the Transteyere into the CITY, when
they were met by the two officers, who asked them
what they were carrying. The men Immediately
gave it up and took to flight, when the officers, In
stead OF finding Struggled goods discovered 1t to be
ibis internal machine. 1t has not yet been dlscov-
cred whence 1t brought, but the direction the
demagogues were coming from leads 10 the supposl-
ton that the mandatory OF these instruments OF
death is somewhere IN the Transtevere.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

NV i"iio"'hS Has V'eh i>Sutu O) the PreS.
dent:
PROCLAMATION
Where's, there is reason 10 bellye tia, a m,lt,yx
petition Is abouito be fitted out IN the United s,,,.
for the purpose Of invading the Mexican RepphE.
with which this country IS II pesce,-and vh.r,.,
there is reason to apprehend tina, portion OF "A.
people of tins country regardless Of their dates a,
good citizens are concerned or may be seduced =,
take part II the same
And rhsreas such enterprises tend 10 degrade N.
character OF the uited states IN the opinion NJ IT,
civilized world, and aye expressly prOAb,ed nv Las,
now therefore, have issued this, my Procam,,,o,
warning all persons who shall connect thems.l,..
with any such enterprise, IN violation of the Ia,
and national obligation Of the United States TIA,
they VIII thereby subject themselves to the le.yv
penalties denounced agalns, such offenders ,ha, =
they should be captured within the jurisdiction os
the Mexican authorities, they must eIpectt to Be trs
and punished according 10 the laws of Mexco, ana
will have no right 10 claim the lnierposnonuf tn.
Government in their behalf.
! therefore expect all well.disposed citizens who
have at heart the reputation OF the couRry and are
animated with a Just regard for IT. laws It's peace
and its welfare 70 diScOuntenance and by all lawful
means prevent any such enterprise and cali upon
every officer OF tins Government, clvi. or military,
to be vigilant IN arrestng for trial and punishment
every such offender. WILLARD fILLsokr.
The Proclamation Is issued on information re.
received tina, some Texans had organized and
crossed the frontier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

COMMISSIONERS TO CHINA-We announce
with no ordinary satisfaction the appointment OF
JOSEPH BLUNT, Esq, of this city, as Commis.
sioner to China, in place of Hon. John W. Davis.
resigned. Mr.. Blunt is widely known as
scholar, lawyer. a gentleman, Wing. and
Though no offce.holder) in the bes, sense
Statesman. His contributions to our Literature
have been creditable to him and to the country,
while his Political principles, sound, enlightened
and liberal, arc such as enti,le him TO confidence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
FRANCE.

There is nothing special from this coun-
Try The refusal of the Government to allow Kos
suth to pass through is warmly commented on by the
Opposition journals. Sir Henry BulweT and Mar
yaez have met at Paris and got reconcled from the
quarrel which sent Sir Henry away from Madrid
The reconciliation wassealed by dinner at famous
restaurant. 1t seems the spamard made the
first overture when recently in England, by telling
Lord Palmerston he was sorry he had caused Sir
Henry TO be sent of.
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Polir VA Massachusetts

N, Thursday, or y, MI
The National Democrats" OF Essex County
have published a call for a Convention to nomB-
ate Senators in opposition to the Coalition ticket.
/, is thought here that this move will insure tho
defeat of the Coalition pure Democrats
ticket is also forming in MIddlesex Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Liverpool Cotton Market

We nave report Improvement the demand for Cot
to-day and the sales exceed 200 bales 1900 specu
IsOn and export.
Prices for the lower qualities of American rather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Further Particulars of the Great Storm ct
Prince Edwards Island, &c.
RosroN, Thursday. Oct. 81,

BOSTON, Thur>day, OCT. Y, IS0I
committee of fishermen sent TO Prince Edwards
Island 10 look after the wrecks there report that
about IS vessels lost and on shore and thai about
$50 lives have been lost, OF whom the names OF W
have been asceTtalned.
The Charlotte Toxin Advertiser, OF the 18th. gives
some further accounts of disasters te American fish,
ing vessels, and say that large bark nom Europe.
In ballast bound 10 Richibucto IS on shore at Sable
head north side OF the Island and that II Is reported
a number of vessels have been seen IN the Gun,
ndng at their anchors, swept OF everything, and al
hands supposed to be dead.
About 81 bodies have been driven ashore betwea
Brackley Point and Cavendish. The Prince Edrarh
Islander reports that large vessel was driven ashore
of North Cape bottom up, and III bodies taken ous
of her, but this report is doubted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Receipts Of Produce.

BY the North Rvey Boats TsErsday-s,4 bbls Flour
lol do Ashes; ll3 do. Whisky: N,o2i bushels Wheat
io3io do, Corn s3s5 do Oats 3s7s do Barley 373s do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
The Sciences and Useful Arts.

Electro Magnetism as Mottre Pocer.
AT a recent sitting of the Paris Academy of
Sciences, communication was read by Mr.. Aristide
Dumont on this interesting subject This gentle
man, who conceived last year the only method of
bringing closer the inhabitants of Paris without
smothering them-that is to say, electric tele-
graph radiating over the city-has now endeayored
to find out the actual cost Of Electro Magnetic
power The result he arrived at is that one-horse
power during one hour produced by steam engine,
costs two cents and by an electromagnetic machine
-. Notwithstanding this enormous difference In cost
Mr.. D. advocates the use Of electricity when the
power required rs small and is to be used irregu-
ar intervals
The apparatus he experimsn.ed upon was Of a
very small size, giving about the hundredth part of
one horsepower. To that cause must, in all proba-
bilty, be attributed the great cost indicated. jacob
in 1885, with his boat the Neva, carrying IA per
sons a, the velocity Of three miles per hour David
son, 1872 running six tuns al four miles hour
the Edinburgh and Glasgow railroad, and Mr.. Page
IN his interesting experiments at Washington, have
had results much more favorable.
Steamers Propelled by Eiectricity-Ex-
perimenis are being made BY the Admiralty a, Ports
mouth, under the superintendent of Mr. HAY, the
inventor OF new process Tor applying electro-mag
netism motive power The model of a screw
propeller already built bu, the battery is no, We,
ready. The man point of the invention appears to
be that the principal element consumed to produce
electricity, is sea-water.
Distribution of Storms.-The Secretary
of the Academy of Sciences gives the following az
the average yearly number OF storms in the different
places mentioned
Calcutta $50 Buenos Ayres-- 30 Athens II
Rio 50 Smyrna Pstersburyh
Guadaloupe 81 Pans -----.------l3 London -
Pekn .---.----.-s Csiro...--..-...
Du Trembley's Combined Vapor Engine.
An engine Of this kind is now at the Novelty
Works. II consists Of two ordinary steam engines.
one of them acted upon by steam and the second bv
vapoT OF perchloride Of lime, which being heated bv
steam escaping from the first, gives a power which
costs nothing. After The steam has worked in M.
first engine II goes 10 tubular condenser in whfcb
IN condensng Itself, II vsporizes the perchlorde
this perchlorde after working the second engine ia
itself condensed oy water IN another tubular con
denser. The TWO principles which serve as a basis
in this operation lst. The perchloride il yano,
lied al temperature much lower than tina. necessa
~ 10 transform water into steam. ID The hea. con
tanned ID steam Is absorbed by the perchlorde with
rapidIiy considerably greater than II would be nv
water. We beheye no opinions of any worth have
yet been expressed OF the subject Of this invention
but when decisive experiments shan have taken
place, they vii nc, BE- wanting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
The India Rubber Case. Goodyear eer,as DAN


The motion of the defendant to postpone the trial
until after the 18th OF February next, was argued
THIS forenoon. before Judge Sprague. An affidavit
was read, signed by William Jddson, ESQ. Counsel
for plaintiff giving special reasons why the cause
should be assigned for the Goth December next.
Messrs Choate and G.. G. Loring, for defendant,
replied TO the affidavit, and argued at length in
favor OF postponinghe trial here, until aftsra finals
sue in the pending case in New-Jersey.
Mr. Webster for the plaintiffs now replying The
Court room is crowded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Fatal Railroad Accident.

PROVIDENCE, Thursday, Oct -, 1851
Canadian woman name unknown, was run over
by the Stonington cars near the Depot IN this City,
last night and Was killed.
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By Telegraph to the New-Ysrk rribun.
Proclamation OF the President In Res.,s =.
Expeditions against Mexico
4 PROCLAMATION.

"AsHISeros, THURSDAY, Oct. q, 1851.
The following has been issued by the Pres.
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Mnnche,ter Goods Mnrkef.. So. b.

Although the orders for Yarns from the continent Of
Europe continue individually small. and comparative
limited then gate amount the merchants etptl
much difficulty ever acng them Tor delivery
within n reasonable lime. and the 0n.etuence is that
while but very little business done lie done tai
hte has encounter hardening tendency m prices Ihs
statement refers particularly % and 3gs water m tue
bundle while the lower counts u reeled water ami pa
10s zee ed mule well m Z3s warps prices are uniT
sustained As regards wars Of lower numbers. down O.
i6s which, under comb ned home and foreign demand 90
great extent have attained % relatively high prices. Pa,
been found thai the buyers are less disposed tnan the
were short time back % ont ORDERS and tins has ell
t. concession II a. e b. hy such snnnerS rs are ap3ra
ching end Of their contracts though the most part
too well SITUATED. fh respect 20 give way az all The
applies 90 enc spoadng counts II ftnc
The finer arms adapted 20 the Russian market. are
scarcely firm ia puce
IT. qualities suitable fur India there hardly anything
coI- that quarter but they appear . De else
where wanted degree and as the production is g.
some extent lcsscned. alteration has taken place D.
prce In goods there has 0e9n el van; of annat)n
and te opeatps have been only % moderate extent %
the whole bUt prices have sh0wa much ,tcadncs, a. ugh
in s0Te articles instance lei fabrics, there
be slight further uganst the producers, AltO-ether
the market for and goods liei and though steady
pergaded hy sput VI caution. There has been mu'a
complaining the decision Of the American Chamber a.
Liverpool, limit 9 three months. instead 81 twelve a,
heretofore the possibility Of merchants and shippers
the other side on II deuCsncy ~ We- SAT-
thing rendering Cotton understandable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03

10 In his endeavors to retain the fugitive
IN custody Marshal Fitch, Of Rochester, had his
right arm broken IN two places, dunng the rescue AT
Syracuse on Wednesday evening. Lear, the ciaitn
ant was arrested akidnappcr, on warrant ISSUED
by Justice House on compliant OF {. a wheaton
He gave bail to abide ms trial Oh charge OF KID
mapping.
ATTEpMrED SUICIDE Monday after
noon as the Al O'Clock train was on lts way down,
man was discovered lying Immediately across the
rails between the two dep0ts IN Orange Inc Dcl
lust as they came up TO where the man lay, when he
sprang TO bis feet and jeerng the engineer, walked
Off lNoHlslo"nilTd) paper
DEATH or Rev. JAMES MOORE, THE MIS-
sIoNARY-The brig Louisa, Boston, from Gambia,
reports the death of Rev James Moore, NJ. d., otthe
honrovia Mission, which occurred Oh Aug. 26th, from
an accident on board the Louisa. Capt Richard +.
Savory, of the brig Garland, from Papra, died on
MAID Sent I1fh
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spoken. &c.

Set ~ Georges shoals 20 miles Ne. ,ap b Forbes
from Boston for SANDY. oh Islands
Sept ? lat D. ~ loa % a " Swed ark Lou,e from
Nfw-YoTN flr alntIaIso
JUS o. lai q s lon So T.. ship O,aard. Cole from
Canton for NeW-iuTk
Jaly q iat 81 Ion p +. bug Geo = wnlAu'. from
MANILA for Boston
Sep, a. Ia iqi lon. II W brS Saat.S;o, ia. Bgens
Ayres Aug 81 Tor Boston.
S>p' 2o lat o. Jon q. seen Freuca trg Maslda. %;
Easre. steering y
Aug -. no st. Nc gwen brig Roosr; Brown. RIO
de JaueirO ~ BE- ou
Sept %. at. 90 uS Ion % p ship Edward Br en- iroo
Lverpooi Tor New lugA.
sept q. lat 40 49, Ion eS 30. ship Liberty Glasgow
for New lors
Sept 70. Cape Sable 30 miles bark Theodore Lincoln.
~ holrs from West Qualiy Head Tor Liverpool.
sept IS. lat ~ -. on Y d. passed NswloEk packet
ship with black ball m her forctopsa.l
sept 10 lat % T., ion a. H. ship John Wade I'm Boston
Tor San francesca
Aug g. at 81, lon 80 ship Susan /. F'zss-ad, from
Baltimore Tor AtIct.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OOlODEn D. 1901

Hart Gsmbl. Hosrnsf. dA'-fiiles 70 days n i'e
me ras. o. Co.. AnDersoa = Co
- A., Ann fBrl sulan. Dabn u dag. pig ron.
a. : EGpsror. (lfl Tyren. Sydney. S. y g. -
- b. GUARD, JF A. ~ -. - ...
Bug saa.sro Bur-ess, ha.sss' tSs =, iii' $40 a.
r. Of SAnrrr az, mouths and - days o1i - oo' 50 o
mn at % o. lon - o. spOsr ksh'f OF rfo'nNr''N"
sr's I,Is tBr So, s,on Porto RICO % days sugar e
Il iryIDR a. t.,..l..- O., =
7. II rf'fs4fy = C.. 80 Ia. -...r
Brg sueaa Wa. Price Wl.niaxton, NC s"s' H''i a.
stores % Dsilner Potter. -
RI bas.adaf Br Doans, Maa-a y days. f4''.1'
An B. Mclean S. DOMINO CT q g.. li-
aocaly a. 20 AymN GO ,,..-.a l...
Rrs Ycrsslies. iof Camdeal CoBant bAliA''' % '-
coal 20 kIwdon
Srhr X SKINNER. Ksilum Nrrria days f't-'''
BELOW-SAg Amelia, q days from Bremen % Ne'n''''
son
WISr-Assuusef. =
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w halers.

sailed from EdsaI;ovn oct, ,hp $ ioada. F.sAer Pa.
ciic Ocean.
spoksn-Aus Is. ,chr. John Adams Freeman. with
100 81.
sailed from Singapore July 5. octayi, PEI y R. on
cruise
Ar a, Mauuius Nlay 80. PauIu.. Tatcl y R from a
AR a, Newcas'ic. NSw. Nav p Geo Champua. Of
Newport. nom cruise.
Sp5ken-sept 80. Wave Davis. New. Bsdfvr I'd, weeks
out-uo OIL
Cid At New Bedford Sep, 80. ships Canada, WessNoth
Pacific Ocean Con Scott, got farhayen) Fisher. do
Arr at Proymcetown 2lfh. brig Le~ls Bruce. Young,
North Atlantic Ocean. win 26D bhs - oil Spoke. Sept
- no Tat sc sctr Renz VI and for Pr3yincepwu. with
rs bb. sp OIL also. schr shylock. Herse, Of and from
do. clean.
Srokcn-Sept lat - g. lou &c. barr Wave OF and ion
New Bedford. weeks ont. clean.
Arr at Proyincet0wn sept 28 Schr Alexander Young.
Atlantic Ocean. IS bhs sp Oh Stoke. Sept, T. lat 3d. lon.
a. schr Harriet Neal Blsh. Of Proymcciowa, 20 An.
tarctc do. 90 So. lSh lat 81 49, ship Alta. Carr, New
Bedford clean 2tth. lat J6 lon o. ship rse Gayi Of
StOn do
Arr az do 29;h. brig Lewis Bruce, Young, Atlantic
Ocean 270 bbs So Spoke. Aug = lat 3 %. lon 81 d.
bark Greyhound Wing Of Metport 10 days out. clean,
g5lh brig Esther Macy of Orleans. 0bls blac.fsh oil
Sept H. schr Reuzi. Joseph, OF Provncetovn rs sp.
schr Shyock. Hesey, do clean same day lat 80 TO- Ion
81 81, snip Roscoe HAYDEN, New Bedford 20 days out
clean 2h. lat 81 3d. Ion % a. shp Wn Tell Iaher, 81
Sag Harbor. DAYS Out, cieae.
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fifty, belonging 70 the Commercial Bank Inc IN 'rh-
ne OF the 25th found them IN pbssess On ~ Apll'
81 600 cash. and early after bank honrs dram Tor
$500, held by broker Interested WIN Inonp-oh
II was SAID was esented, drawn the lay oe:rs y
the Cashier al Amboy, m ignorance OF the liiicIy
In Wall ST. and the panic about banks.
"The President Of the Amooy Bank had not Al tha'
hour. reached town-yet the Mech in.cs' Bank not
wtbstandng their kno Wedge OF this fact and taeir
large securities. not only dishOnOred tle craii, ol5
sent notes TO all the Banks N the city tlt ineJ IA
ceased TO redeem the Arboy bills n n g s'lga!"h
the President arrived IN the city bat o. course ING
manic 81 created coHld not be aayet. ana any 'aAA
must have suspended under such clrounsttnces.
We further learn that the people OF Aul'Jy = II
pathize greatly with the Bank am Us Directors a
occtuapce IS indeed for taer sake 10 - gre tlF r.
GREETED for a more useful institution 81 nOi e1i>t n
the state and rs officers we're deserveay poPlie''
We understand that the most resPoh'io'e Difee.'f
Of this Bank has aena,ed tia, poron OF nlsreal es-
tate which IS situated IN New-Jersey.
The following classification Of the currency we
copy from 7'aompssn's Bank Note Rf0'rt@ as BENG
a useful guide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03

" Late advices from the City of MeXi-
co state that the Cabinet resigned IN body on
the I'd inst, and much disaffectlon prevailed
throughout the country, which was in the most
deplorable and abect condition.
The Convention Of the Governors OF the differ
ent States, called for the purpose Of devlsIng
some means for the relief Of the difficulties under
which the people are now laboring, had met, and
without taking any decisive action on the sub
,ect, ad lourned, causing great dissatisfaction.