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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12
DAINTERS. GLAZIERS SASHNA

IAN ENc, NltLl EMS, SIM A.
u kERS BUILDERS and others interested remember
Una, SAM Ill SCHOONMAkER. Chaihan-s SQUARE
offers oI sale tae very ots, qualities French asd Amen
can w al sizes rrcm 6xS o. S4xs6. the Yerv low
est cash rces Painters. particular may bear IN mind
tas o the au ~ Tour extensive Steam Power PANT Is
Kept constantly operation enabled 10 sell better ar
nces OF a. lower Prices than any other manufac-
tuIer IA the United States PATS, OILS PUTTY
Rkl SHkS, ae every Srtcle the lne in any QUANTITY
SAMUEL SChOoNNAkER. Chs;han- square " Y
n b-PGrehasers VIII have their gods delivered IN
sale condition and nee Of charge any part II the city
ly2 im'Syi2Ews
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12
mo LET-4 nleasant and convenient
vuyO LIT or LEASE-An excellent

FACTORY BUILDING and WATER POWER, on
neverfailing stream, about 20 miles from TINS cty %
HE for Cotton or Wooden Factory, &C ~ Dut iles
from the Erie Railroad, and II from the Hudson River
Rent low. o,.cr - purrJryC-a
- st,nd fr Country Store-has been established ~
years, is near popular grst mill and N good farming
country VIII be let reasonable to suitable tenant , ~
ply 20 ~ r. '''A', - je28 8tTuTh2S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

COTTAGE HOUSE. For sale, In
~ Broeklyn two-story attic and basement frame Cot;
House on the side Of Adephas between ut1h anu
Atlantic avs Lot 25xl00 house 22x30 filed IN WITTY DICK
sdins doors marble mantes cornced rooms on the hrs
foss part of the purchase money can remain desreo
3 RI TI;RNER jyls 7tS&M'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

V'O LET-Fifth story of Nos. 3, 5 and
j Spruce-st. Possession Immediately. Inquire ONCE
Tribune Buildings. Nlu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12
NOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,

II &c and LOT Of Land, sgihy situated the prinlpal
Village of Suffolk Co.. l. between
Which place and the CITY New York there daily
municaticn by railway and steamboat not sold previous
the Of September viii be sold public auction the
premises at O'clock M, OF that day Eor terms and
more particular description inquire OF ID PLAT, Esq,
Huntington or
Isssn WAR. A. GAINES - Nassau-s,.. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12
EARM for SALE--Consisting of

about 60 acres situated about miles from Pat
ersOn NJ j., the road leading 20 New Prospect ana
Ramapo and within feen minutes of the Depot The SAID
Farm has on II a good story and half house and two
kitchens built Of stone with barn wagon house, granary
NC together with a large orchard, meadow, plow and
wood land. r,> ,,.,c,,r
For further particulars, inquire Of RICHARD WIGHT
lI Tbomnson.s 81 or ~ Vandam-st New-YOrk. yll 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

CTEAM POWER to LET--Three
SROOMS 100 by rs feet with Steam Power. Inquire Of
ial II c. M SINONSON. l8l LewIs-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

nAK M.-T q ]. ALDRIDGE'S
OHudson County OAKUM WORKS. Bergen New-Jer-
sew ne miles from New York; Orders by mail promptly
attended to- Persons sending by mail Will please say what
kind they want, Extra Superior American Navy Per
sons wishing the above works having business
with propretors do by taking the stage from Jer
sey CITY Ferry. which leaves for Bergen every half hour
ivll m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12
VACANT LOTS for SALE.-Two of

sss ,~ss.t .n On sevsnth-sv.. wea Ads. between
SWeny nv rwsnsy third two LOTS on rwen-
3~esccnds Ana wo on rwenty-hysst near SeventA-av
US I'M mAkms and TO be made this Aveaue,
- 70 tssftfl Ix EHvSs Srss us "a VAL. AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

nIANO-FORTES-For Sale or to Hire.
Incp;r. until ist September At SO Broone-st; after
Isl Of September Stuyyesan, Institute 90
le2S Inn -. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

tey Three acres or 4s lots centrally and beauti-
ALLY situated the village Of Yonkers on the post or
Broadway, and between Ashburton ana waounon avs on
Inquire at &c Nassau<st, Of HOhACE DhEooEh.
,yIOHTuTh&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12
COtL-s4 25 PER TUN.-The sub
GOAL IS PER TUN.-Peach Or.
THE SUBSCRIBER is authorized "a

II Agent of the Company contract for the delivery
CARGOES vi the celebrated COAL from the Salem Hin
Mines at Pottsve, Pa, formerly worked by Mines Hay
wood and John O. Howes.
Af ys .. c. OGDEN, 60 Wan-u
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-07-18
OTTUMWA, IOWA, JULY IS, 1851.

"Willingly," | replied, sand may il
do you as much good as it has me-"
/ gave him some supper, and when
he arose to go, put the Bible in his
hand. He squeezed my fingers, and
then taking his wife's miniature out, he
forced it on me saying, "keep that to
remember me by" and was gone before
| could reply.
have the miniature now, and each
day when gaze at il sweet smile
seems to play upon the lovely counien-
ance of that young bride, as though she
thanked me for helping the partner of h er
bosom 10 escape from such an ignoble
death.
As for Morgan | never heard Of him
afterwards. Whether he is alive or dead,
] cannot tell, and my object in writing
this sketch, was to obtain, if possible,
some idings Of him.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-07-18
The Leopard.

This ere hanimal, my little dears,
observed the keeper Of menagerie. to
school, SIS q leopard. His complexion
is yaller, and agreeably diversified with
black spots! II vos vulgar herror Of
the hancient, that the crltter was hinca-
pable Of changing his spots, vich vos
disproved in modern times by obserwin'
tina, he very frequently s.eptin one spot,
and next night changed to another.
But say, Mr.. Showmanp scream
ed little Johnny the leopard amt yell
low at all. The Bible says he's white.
We're is the text inquired the show
man--'in the Apothecsry Of the song OF
Susannah!' ~,
III is where i, says that Gshazi ven.
forth LEPER, white as snow'
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-07-18

" Philosophical happiness is to wan.
little and enjoy much; vulgar happiness
is to want much and enjoy little.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-07-18

An exchange threatens, if the ladies
introduce the Turkish trowsers, that the
men will introduce the other Turkish
fashion Of multiplicity of wives.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-07-18

MALICE keeps no holidays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

The CRY OF MANcHEsTER.-lt will be
ssen BY the annexed extrac, from the log OF tins
steamer that she made a very excellent run on her
last passage 70 Liverpool.
The Liverpool and Philadelphia screw steamship
City Of Manchester, Campbell, commands, "hicn
sailed from Philadeiphia at noon on the YIN ms AM,
arrived In the river at $50 r M on THURSDAY 'i'ef
q fine run of IA days, hours and As minutes, mean
time She had large cargo OF merchandise ana
fair complement OF passengers,
October 9-Wind N. f. to f., fresh. Noon, cast
of from wharf and backed out IL ~, sci on iuii
speed, fred gun, and passed Guardship 8 10,
passed Newcastle , 9 90, passed Brandywine Light
10 50, discharged pilot Cape HenlopeD $ '" :
Io.-Ls, 80, lon. n AZ. Distance run, ll3 miles,
from Cape Henlopeo. Wind, during the last TWEEN
ty-four hours, fresh from n. f. TO 5. E. with clear
II'-Lat 40 10, Ion. 6s So Distance run, l9l miles
Wind T.. s. T.. Fresh Z. :. Z. with cloudy weather
and heavy sea passed TWO New-fork pilot ooa's
I2-Lst II IS Ion. Ga 81. Distance run, l9s miles
Wind 4 S. Z. During the last twenty four hours
fresh winds NJ T.. 8. E., with high head sea.
I3-Lat ~ ~, Ion. 50 "a. Distance run. Isl miles
Wind 8. to 8. Il. Fresh breeze, varying from ). TO
g. e., with head and cloudy weather.
H-Lat A 81, Ion. SO A. Distance run 266 miles.
Wind 8. 70 S. w. During last twenty.four hours
fresh southwestery winds, with fine but cloudy
weather.
I3-Lat As 81, Ion 4s7. Distance run, 256 miles
Wind w. First part, fresh w winds with fog
~ weather latter part, fresh D. w. winds, win
clear weather
I6-Lat As 10, Ion. 422. Distance run 2si miles
Wind \. w. Fresh, steady southwesterly winds
throughout with fine but cloudy weather.
l7.--Lat. 40 L., Ion. 80 I. Distance, 2i3 miles.
Wind s. w. to n. T.. First part, fresh southwest
tIly WINDS latter part, wind veered TO N. E., with
thick rainy weather
IS-Lat 40 ~, Ion. 80 Sc. Distance run 203 miles.
Wind N. L. First, part strong n Z. winds, with
head sea. doubleIeefed topsalls latter part wind
AT r. n f., made all sail 5, NJ, passed ship West
Point, bound 10 New-York with passengers.
l9-Lat 40 80, Ion. % SIS. Distance run, 49, miles.
Wind L s. +. First part light :. +, winds latter
part strong s. T. winds, with head sea and cloudy
weather.
a0-Lat so 81, Ion. 90 IS. Distance run, POS miies
Wind N. w. Fresh n. w. winds throughout, with
cloudy weather.
2l-Lat 81 81, lon. IA So Distance run, 233 miles.
Wind N. w. 20 n E. First part fresh \. w. winds,
latter part light n. F. winds.
22-Dlstance run, 200 miles. Wind variable. Light
southerly winds throughout, with cloudy weather
noon, close TO the Fasnet Rock D A, passed FaSnet
Rock, mile distant 047, Cape Clear \. n. f.,
miles 4 IS. Old Head Knsale, n. y. e., miles
midnight, Hook Light, ~, 10 miles
23-Light southeTly winds, TO- passed Tuscan,
w. N. w by compass, noon, passed South Stack
245, Pm, Mr. Edwards, pilot, came on board out OF
No boat, on Point Lynas s25, PM, passed the
Rock Light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
Arrived.

Psck,i-ship SIR Robert Peel, Chaisick. Loadoa aBd
Portsmouth, Oct l6 and y DAYS the Lizards Ti;h
mdss 10 Grlnneu, Mlturn x Co
Packet ship Henry Clay. French Liverpool. Oct. %.
wish mdse and So passengers 70 SDoOr Tileston Co
Sailed IN wiki shiys wm Rath0oHe s. George. Jane,
Wight and several others Tor New i0rk. Ship HsnhS;-
tau SAILED dag previous Oct % passed Cape Clear 3s.
passed Grand Bsrksthica fog aad very cold Nov. TO-
TAT 40 81 lon g. passed ships plmp about IL feet long
tep painted yellow. Nov H. Sandy Hook bearing oy
s. miles distant. took pilot from the DAVID Mitchell
Ship Empre State Russell. Liverpool Oct 10, With mdse
and go passengers 70 ID \ A kiagslaRd Co.
SHY Zeaohis (0f Baltimore jackson. from LOadon LEI,
Deal Oct and Lands, Enc oct IL With mdse. and a,s
passengers 20 Cook Saith OF % lat IS lon 90 s,ok
Br buT Tshcsrd Nov on the Banks fell with large
Quantities OF lumber scrft.
Ship John COckIel tFr HagEencre g DAYS I'm Hsvrs
with mdss. and l73 passengers 70 BOYD Hl1cken
Ship Csrcsa, (Sf BatAi CTOss da from C1rdd With
TaS1oat Irup % order.
ship Johr Hancock Lee ensal.r from Iv-ruool Oct
with mdse. and go PASSENGERS 70 2 " Jacob
Bark Carnga. ibTl Robinson. = days from Trinidad
with sugar 10 G. : Stephenson
Bark Elbe. HAM H0yst SO days from Hambqrx 9Th
mGse. and ~ 70 T. BecA 4nharIt Ocr n
az Is Ion y 30 spoke ship Holyoke " aud for Boston M
y :. Wales.
Bark Wave tBr HAIIr 81 davs from pqhlu n rou
and flf PASSENGERS 70 Logan s COllus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
DIED
MI DAVID KAY. AGED As year.

On Tuesday, Nov. II, Mr.. DAVID KAY, aged IS years
and months, native of Eifeshire. Scotland.
The funeral will proceed to Greenwood from his late
sidence No. &c 10th at o'clock this day, 18th The
friends Of the family and members OF Blooming Grove
Lodge No 1872 o Of o F. respectfully requested to
attend. 49,
On Monday evening Nov 10. at The residence Of Mr. ed
ward kinney No. IlS herli-st Mrs ANN MORRIS, al
ter a short illness Of chronic scrOllla
On Tuesday, Nov. H. at ms residence Mmhitanyihe,
after "a brief illness PETER NANDERNOORT, aged ~
wears of the late Peter Nandevoort " Newtown
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully M
vited attetd his funeral Thursday the 18Th inst at
o'clock, p B. Carriages viii be IN waiting at the X X X X
Depot Manattanve. al o'clock, 20 meet the cars which
leave ChaInbersst at u o'clock.
At Cornwall, Orange Co on Tuesday, Nov. 4 Nj FO"-
LER GRlGGS, aged 81 years.
Eyerdei, II.
The funeral ceremonies VIII take place ON Thursday
nmuns at II D cuck a. her late residence, No 81 Mas
san-s erookyn Tie relatives and friends OF the famly
are res peci inly invited 10 attend. nl2 2;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
Liss OF Patents
ksssd fts~ tAs Ua1sd STATES Patsat ots<s. rg q
tcs<l ssaasax Nor. II, 1851


ksssd ftsm ns Ca1sd States Patsat o.G<s. fv u.s
tessl endsaS Nor. IL, 1881.
tCsrsfsiy Prepared fas The N Y Tneansl
Beaj. f. Adams Of Bangor, Me-, for lmprovemen.
IN Cheese, Butter and Bread Cutters, Dated, Nov
n, ISL
David Anthony, Sen, OF Spsngpor,, n. Y ~ I'm
provsnsnt In The construction Of Scyths Pas .inss
Dated, Nov. IL, 1881
Benz =. Bee, of Harw,eh, Mass, for lmproy emeni
IN Hand Planes. Dated, Nov II, 1851.
Johnashn Bean, of Montvile, Me, for Improve
ment IN Screens for winnowng Machines Dated
Nov. IL, 1851.
Daniel Dra~bsugh, OF White HA 2. o., Pa, Tor
improvement IN slave Joining Machines Dated
Nov. n, 1881.
Geo w. Perry. OF Thompson Conn. for Improve.
m mem IN Shuttle Motions OF Looms Dated, Nov II,
Joseph Steger, Of Roxbury, Mass, sssisnor TO WIN.
niteheii, OF Boston, Mass. for Improvement, IN Ma.
shinssfor Custlngthe Soies Of Boots and shoes Ds.
ted Nov. IL, 1881.
Ezekiel Booth and Ezra Riplev Of Troy. NY
1881. "''"' WV H.
AVIAN Clark, OF Cambridge, Mass fex Improv,
ment IN Telescopes. Dated Nov II 1851
Jacob L. Flint, OF Boston Mass for Innrox.n.p,
IN Machines for Cutting Hides. Dated, NOV. m. 1851
Andrew W. Johnson, Of 81. Georges Del for i'm
provement IN Bending Fellocs. Dated Nov. n.
ls5i. go
Richard kitson, Of Lowell. Mass, for Improve.
men, Ia Card Grinders. Dated, Nov. II, 1881
Win Lewis Vim. II. Lewis and II. J. Lewis, Of
New.Y0sk, NY, for Improvement IN Dsguereo,yps
Apparatus. Dated, Nov. IL. 1851.
Lorenzo d. LireJmore, OF Hariland, Vi, for In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

o,o,.m.p, N Coupling Railroad Cars pa''d' Ns'
II, 1881. II co,oerylIe Tern, for I'm
Allen y Lohi .undoomninai Supporters Dated, Nov.
II, 1881. T. of Nev-Beifoyd. xass, for
Lew Nercomps sSdsteads Dated, Nov. II. 1851.
improvement Iey' OF Rutland Ohio, for Improve
Richarg ~" Collars Dated. Nov. II, 1851
ms nj ID Slower OF Erwinna- Pa, for improvement
c.s,, Kins. Dated, DO. II, 1881.
IN Gram rarIoy Of New. Yors n. for Improve
Ia IN F2ostlng Plates Of Glass. Dated, Nov II,
1851. n..,ov
@ w C,hns of Albany, N. ", assIgnor 10 North
r,,x,'on = Chase OF Philadelphia, Penn, for Design
Tor stoves. Dated, Nov. ii, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
NETWORK.

The "AGirATIoN" JUST bcGuS.-The
ibyr, closes al article relation to the late po-
liticaI campaign, with admonition to the union
SAFETY COMMITTEE that If they persist In their enor
TO slence free discussion on the Slavery ques""o'
the agitation has Just commenced
We can furnish the priests OF TIE ne" delty ToI-
shipped In New York, with another piece OF lnioi'
matlcn for their comfort. The people oil tne coSn,
~, have seen the last Cotton ticket formed IN tnat
CIV thst viii rn without provoking reprsas ID the
rsrI districtsD II is game that two can play az
as" Cotton will find to It's cost IN the nexf contest
Nothing but the Canal prevented the whole Yves.
rom bre akng loose in the election Just passed and
even as il was they were with difficulty restrained
on both SIDES The unfurling OF another Cotton
banner in the city, will be the signal for geaeral
revolt in the country. western Sta'e Joufha1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

Bari Anns. Brew P"rs. IS GAYS if"s Hs@r,' ~
,ni.s and 20 pssssnger. q P"poe - w - -, ~
Ion IS II, spoke Han 1''s f'ios' from ''''"''
Ra,k Ne.n Bacs.ro, iee da.. rom Calico y'A dlnp
ton p0ads with snsno - L. W. Riley. % y, 'N'' ''
o,Nsx-Yerk tell overheard sod vas DR. ~aen ,h -,
Rr,r Superior Or Adams IS days nom ChiiA' WIN '
efS ..,Sra Carvy % days from Bolivar with hides
T. f4arbscs & Co Len Ne Am. Vesses, -, Nth I,mber
Br'e Adema Freosnan' days nom 0s'"''
plr r,mo,hy Crosby Atwood. e from J4cN'0a'"''
= With s,llow pine to Badger Pec> 60 - -d.v,
Brg Elizaheth watts. tof ThomaSion, ISnm lama u"'
from savanDah with yellow pine 70 J. E"S N savs
Briz Buena Vista. Hinton. Wum'tN'oH' - ~ -''''
B1e Id. fine Lake. tBr Hill, TRINIDAD lto,' N
SSanl 3 lays IN nas,, q s Ne, YrE n p days: vu
gina Cooper New Orleans N days oct w. ~, 81
sm. dey sc6r tennessee vi hams from Boston Tor p9f
an Prince Nov. Q. Cape May hesnag, - -, ihis ~ "
a. Gamma 1of Bostonj Gupu from Boston 30 Havana
Nov when days out in lat 81, on ~, auIinS w LOST
sale from $ Inch ats%4 A., ss,,s saved in lam
aged state Was towed IN from sen ny the se~"-'us "
scsr Henry Barring (of Balhmorel Marshal !, day'
from Havana with 1oesses 70 Pedro Saoeii's saisN IL
schr NaTy d Scull lof Baltimore Scnl 80 days from
Carthagens. with hides. Sc - Everett \ bI"Tn.
schr Joseph Marsh. Rodgers, DAYS from JacSsoa'e'
Schr Susan Chase. Chase. days from NeN-bedoru h''
sehr Marianna tBr) (shrse- nas.ed) Lsmred % DAYS
from Inagua with sugar 10 master ,,. ,,h.nr
Sch
Schr 0neko Bearse 2s hours from Nantucket WIN III n
Der 10 Simpson. Mayhews s. Cs -. ,,,..,.
Scbr Oneen of che Cape, Snow days from I'ouce'e'
with hsh and mackerel to master ,,,.,L,
schr Exit Hall, Proynceo~n bound 20
Schr Gen. Foster. Newbesin . DAYS from Caas' WIN
lumber to Simpson, Mathews co. -. IL, ,,
Schr Wn Pollsrd. Nuttsr 10 ds IRON Caals' "'s u'"
ber to Simpson. Mathews s Co. ,.
schr Eutola Jones Kingston. bound TO Eastpou
sehr Mary Yates. days from Calais. with unoer 20 -
Frye. . -, -. ,,.,... 10Th
lumber to Smith Boynton.
l-ndine. Penfeid, Portland. Conn stone
Sloop Emulator Coyll days from Dennis with f~h to
sioop Mary, Keller. days from Yarmouth Mass WIN
mackerel to master. :,
Sioop Blackstone. Applehy. from Providence
Soop T. h Hawkins. from Providence
Sloop Oregon Sturgess 6om Providence
SAILED-StesmshIp City OF Richmond isry' p slcn'
mond shlp Robena Kane, Glasgow; bark Eliza barss
Brsmhail. Bemud,
BEIOW-Shp Universe, Bird. from Liverpool, to VIII
hams Guion and ships and brs.
wJND-At, sunrise N meridian do sunset. W. , md
night W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
Passengers Arrived.

IN pacAttS ship SIR Robert Peel. from Losdon-Robsr'
ThOmIson asd lady of ALBANY, DAVID Dean aud LADY
New YORK Mrs Ann Faux OF London Mrs Arabella
Ryan Miss Mary ABn Ryan. Mrs. z Funk and daughter
James Quaiie, lady and daughter, Mrs Emma 0LIyer
Master John aud Miss Emma Oliver, knlght and aily
K Knight sIiss NJ knight, Miss Eliza KNIGHT, WIN Day
man. W williamson. Thomas Nurse aud lady. George
Stubs aud lady. Thomas Srubbs, Misses G. and Mary
stubhs, George Ford, Vim. Ford, Walter Weshop David
Pratt aud 326 In the stserage
In packet ship Heary CIGs, from LiUerp00-Nss Isabella
Bates, J. f. +. Amery. of England Misses Bentley,
Eliza Slater, Sisters Of Mercy } X. Woodward, Thomas
LtchtenheIm John and Joseph rrppett
In ship Empire State from LsUerPoolMrs +. Bird and
daughter Of Cincinnati Ednl lnd Mcpherson, John A.
Stewart, Vim kentish and others
IN ship ZenobgG. from London-Sfss A. Esson. Miss s.
Ess0n Miss NJ Naples, Mr. Warner. Mr. Eden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. NOVEMBER "a.
Clearsd

StssDshp-CIty Of Richmond, Terry, Richmond and y or-
fOlk. Mailer Lord
ships-Rsbena, Zane, Glasgow, Durham Dimon jung
Gpstsve, Ham, Never. Hamburg l. Bech < kunhardt
VIM n Hsrbeck, Marshall, Mose, Hsrbeok 4 Co. rren-
ton Snow New cans. w. ElwelI.
BaIks-Charlotte W inn. Hosmer Mobile, Coe ADdsS-
son Co. Chase, Chase, s.. Marks. Nesmith X Son J.
Demirg Churchill. RIO de Janelro K. Kornng; Moa-
tezumA DOvrey Demarars master: HOpeweil (Br DIX
90. ST. Jshn. n. B. Williams GuOn DSomohaiT. (Bs
Pyne. Glasgow. GSinneil, MIalIm & Co.
Bng-Josephine. Brem.l sandsedt. Charleston. Pope
& Co: Xenophon NOrey Slsal. Nesfni;h Sen Ocean.
(BI) Burretts. La Poole. y + G Laurie Capt Jsha
Brsnseomb. Malzan Nesmth L Sons.
Sehoonef-Judge Tenny, TOotherkn. Jacksonville, Bad
ger Peek Co. J. s Pond Edwards. Portland master
Eva Chamberlain. Boston master j. X. Johnson. john
sOn, Harbor Island. @ Miller Co Anna somsrs,
srs PhsadelDha, Hand ssrsh, Moral. Strong Bal
umoTe. MaHer Lord Waleott. Beers, Boston. Dayton
L Spragus Consul, Adams Philadelphia J W Mckee
Sioops-FrederIck Brown, Gardner Providence Rsnzi
Durfee New port, master; Vim Sandford Jones' Prov
icepce
ropellsr-N0vety, Briggs Philadelphia. ". H. rhornp-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

The receipts at the Sub Treasury were
$4,000 Paid, $lss,s6s Balance, 1888 1874.
The proposals for the Bonds of the North
ern Indiana Railroad Company were opened this
afternoon, AT the Office of win.low, Lanier, & Co
The total amount bid for was $7ls, o0O at prices
ranging from IS TO SIS p cent, nearly all the bids
were at and over IS y cent $500, 900 we're sold
being awarded TO the highest bids at srces ranging
from 50 to IS, and averaging 50 A-lOo p cent The
residue o! the bicswere not accepted, the Company
having reserved the rgh, to withdraw the remaining
s9oo,eoo # the bids were no, satisfactory The fol-
lowing were the successful bids Hopkins, Weston 4
Co.. $1,000 al IS do $1,000 ST s7i do. 5000 ais-
DO. $s.0ee a, sou do. $1,000 q, So do $1,000 at IS
do $1,000 at 50 do. $4,000 at So j. B. Hamilton,
$500 at 5, do. 5000 at Sc do 5000 at 81 dc.
$500 al So Thomas Bond. Jr. $4,000 at S.
fe'and' jenkins Co, $4,000 al - O5 do 81 900 al
s23S do $1,000 at s. o5 Harvey Seymour. ss5,
Ooo ssS do $4,000 at s3i II DEMO, g., OOS at 50;
L b Barton. $4,000 at ssi H. Bronson. a. 900 N
- Murphy, $4,000 al 81 {. Kennedy. sl5ono
al 81 f. G. lounglove. $4,000 al - r. T. Wood
ward, $500 al sli T. 5. Hsrbach sl5.O0D a, 81 .
r. H. Burdell, $4,000 at sly J. T. Gllbs-, a. an
at sli do. $4,000 a. 81 NJ. Lush, s. 900 al sll
Duran,, Lsthrop Co, $500 al ST do $1,000 a,
SOi L. W. Mansfield, 5000 at 81 George Wake,
$4,000 al 81 d. B. 81, John, $4,000 at -. Willard
Parker, $1,000 al sol NJ. Delano, $4,000 AZ -.
George Walker, $3,000 at 50 James II. Ems gu 81,
oOe at so Hopkiss. Weeks & Co. $4,000 at 50 \.
ColyIle, $4,000 al 50. Total, s3Oo,0co. The last
$lO,oo0 having been divided among parties who old
at sex.
There is still moderate supply Of good
paper the market, but the rates are higher. Lead
ing names 60 at 7Gl2 per cent. but few beng
passed below Gio per cent Sscond.class Is Is per
cent On call, loans on good stocks are still aeso,l
S'ed AZ eG' per cent There Is slightly uneasy
feeling among moneyed men caused BY the renewed
movement Of gold but The effect Is not yet visible n
any increased sringsncy Of money.
There was nothing decisive done at the
Long Island Railroad meeting es,erdsy The CUES.