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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
A home with Newark.

The popular sentiment of our sister city
across the Passaic has been reflected in
verdict of acquittaI in behalf of poor Mar
garet Clarity. She is pronounced in fact
and in law insane at the time when she
stabbed to the heart her perfidious seducer,
Edward Drum. She walks out of court
free from imputed crime and further peril
because of the fearful tragedy in which she
was the chief actor. Whether this verdict
is to be held as establishing that all women
wronged, outraged, betrayed and deserted as
this poor girl was, are proved insane by the
fact of then turning desperately on their
seducers, we will not inquire. Right glad
are We that the Jury felt justified in render
mo such verdict, for we feel sure that the
prisoners lot is hard enough at best. To
have hung her in cold blood in requtal for
her frantic deed might not have been an az
gravation of her own hard fate, but 1t would
have been cruelty abhorrent that HUI
man Nature could scarcely endure it. Ma
ture wears more cheerful aspect and the at
! mosphere is easier to breathe since the u
dmgs of her acquittal.
But We are neglecting Newark.
1t has been our lot to make some oral
efforts in behalf of the Abolition of the Gal
lOws-one Of them III the city which has
just witnessed this intensely affecting trial.
Thence we brought away the impression
that Newark is about the last city in Amer.
lea on whose vote we would choose to risk
the question Of Hanging or No Hanging.
| Her prominent aud influential citizens keep
/ clear of Anti-Gallows meetings her stately
and gentle. blooded danes, who crowded
the courtroom in such numbers TO aid the
acquittal of poor Margaret by exhibitions of
their ardent sympathy, do not care to be
associated with efforts TO abolish the hang
mans vocation Tender-hearted as thew
are under personal impulse, they have not
hitherto manifested any abstract aversion
to the Gallows. But when its creaking
cart Is driven to their own doors and its
grim charioteer halts there for the next
victim--and that victim young and gentle
| girl who has suffered fearful wrongs and
has teartully avenged them-then they
shudder and revolt-they protest against
the sacrifice demanded, and would fam
snatch from the remorselesS ghoul his
eagerly expected prey. And this is credit
able TO their humanity If not TO their logical
consistency. Their hearts are still right,
though their understandings have been
clouded and perverted.
Had we been permitted, two months siace,
to press the question home upon the People
of Newark individually, "Will YOU assist
in the effort now being made for the Adolf
ton of the Galows ~ We fear that at least
/ two-thirds of them would have answered
No But why not. Christian neigh
/ bors? -" Because God has commanded tina,
WHOSE sHEDDETH MANS BLOOD, BY MAN
SHALL HIS BLOOD BE SHED. We'll, neigh
bors you believe that command to take
life for life, which We do not but let us
test your conviction Here is poor Marga.
ct Garrity--she has undeniably shed man.
] blood, no. involuntsrily but with premed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
FRoM Turks IsLAsD.-We take the "a

HUN lKko ISLAND. Nv e take the fOI-
lowing from The Ttvts Island Gazette:
On Saturday evening, Sept 20. the Turks Islands
were visited by a severe storm OF thunder and light.
hing The day vas very warm and sultry-scarcely
breath OF air was to be felt. At about O'Clock
+ NJ II commenced 70 tighten very fercely, accom-.
PANIED with severe claps Of thunder. AtSalt Cay a
house. was struck by tightening. Inluring |, yery
mach and bum .ng one Of rs inmates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC. Bills on the
following Banks viii be taken al par for Clohns at Union
Hall Wholes ale and Retail Cothug Nneh0uSe corner of
rulton and Nassau
James' Bank of GAINESVILLE, y. Y.
Bank OF New Rochelle. n. \.
Farmess' Bank of Nina, Y
Western Bana of White Greek. y. Y.
Goods for the above be selected from an
mense stock Of hundred thousand dollars worth OF
ready made Clothing variety. embracing all the
late iInlaavem ents IA the trade y. l.. ROGERS.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
Ares, OF the Captain of Il slaver-The south
eru Mail. &c,
BALTIMORE, Monday. Oct. l3.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct. 49, 1851.
Captain Burbank, OF the slave brig Chaisworth.
was arrested to-day a United states bench war
rant and committed IN default OF BAH.
The Southern Mail has arrived, but the New Or
leans papers of the 9th INST. contain no news worth
telegraphng
The steamer Fashion, for New Orleans rom Pen
sacola reports the bark Rising sun aground.
The Charleston Mercury OF Saturday Is filled with
election appeals OF the most mdi0ous character
against the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

PARRIcIDE.-Ihe Providence Republican
reports distressing Of paucde, for the partlcu
lars of which we cannot make room. The parties,
named Walker, are said to be respectable.
The particle fed, and when overiaken was found
with his throat badly cut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

10 The Wings of Old Duchess will
have Grand Rally at Pleasant Valley on
TAwsday of this week (the l6th,) and will be
addressed among others, by DANIEL ULLMANN,
Wing candidate for Attorney General. Come
together, friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
For Europe.

The next number Of The Iribuns for E'Top>a"
Circulation Will be issued THIS MORNING, at
O'clock. Ii will contain all the latest news up
to the time of going to press. The Canada sails
from Boston Tomorrow at IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
Markets BUFFALO, Oct 10.

The receipts since Saturday have been FLOUR,
10 geo bbs., WHEAT, 10000 bus, CORN, $500 bus.
Western Flour, common to far brands, Is lower
sales 500 bbls at 81 to $306t for Michigan. There
has not been much inquiry for WHEAT small sales
OF Ohio were made at soc. The market for CORN
has been lower 1900 bus. mixed Western sold AT
42c. OATS are in limited supply, and prices firm.
The yREGnr quotations are, lour SIC, Wheat, iic.,
Com. lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
RrsprcrAsLr DAGurRRRoTypEs-PrrrR

RRsPECTABLE DAGuERREOTYPEs-
FUNK ARTICLES, &C-HDLaEs, No. $50 Broadway. makes
crodtable picture al far Tor every person who
honoTs him wnh SITTING. No honest man can make hity
pictures and live respectable people without
Aumhu ging and deceNlng them Beware, and AVOID the
peter funk ARTISTS HOLMES against them, both
Tor the credit 81 the art and the public good Rooms No
29 osdwsy Price # respectable pcturcSS 81 so $40
See uoiNks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

We have no statements OF the receipts SINCE yes
terday. FLOUR has been IN moderate demand al
prices slightly IN favor of buyers. WHEAT has been
frm with "A good milling inquiry. 5,OOObushcls Gen
esee sold at 92c CORN steady at Saturdays rates,
with sales of 25 coo bushels BARLEY .-20O 900 bush
els sold at 69070c for twO-rowed, and 7sdl9c. for
four-rowed. OATS are improving. Sales OF 5000
bushels al 81 &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

LEARN OF GoLDsMIrH-Mr e.. has re-
duccd his ttrn~ for Writing 50 SO for the of ten
lessons Of an hour each Hours OF attendance at II
and occck, y NJ f0r ladies' and at aud 3, and
Soclcck p M for gentlemen daily, excepting Saturdays
Private instruction reduced 10 SIC New pupils received
eveu day thus week Ola A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
Mr. CLAY AND FATHER MArHEw.-Mr

Nr CLAY AND FATHER MArHEw.-Mr
Hesrv Grinnell. received yesterday, the follow
ing note from Henry Clay. which speaks for It.
sell 1t sets an example which our citizens can
worthily follow
ASHLAND, 9TH Oct, 1851.
My DEAR SIR / observe that you have put In mo-
ton plan for the relief of Father Mathew. en-
close a check of Fifty Dollars. my mite which re-
quest YOU to apply to the fund which beng raised
for him With constant and friendly regard,
HENRY GRINSELL, ESQ. II. CLAY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
CHEAP CunrAlN Materials AND UpHoL-

srERy GooDs.-SoLoNoN HART. No. 2i3 Broadway. IN
ye the attention Of the trade and the public generally to
their extensive and beautiful assortment of the above
goods which they offer wholesale and retail at prices
lower than any other house The city Them stock com
prses Curtain Materials and Upholstery Goods of every
description CutsLs mace aud pnt in The most fash
ionabe styles sent to pa Of the United States Pur
chasers will find II TO then interest To call as the above
stock being large. Mess III are selling at a
small advance upon the original cost OF Importation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
To- Advertising, 10 be of benefit,


based on realities. JENNINGS Co, or No 23l Broadway
IN the truth OF the pncpe have placed IN ar
business ON u foundation which as work OF years must
be enduring Those attracted By their cepenis are
not disappointed hence the extensive patronage they have
elected. The stock for Fall and Winter wear to which
they invite attention. comprises the largest assortment OF
Cloths, Cessimeres. NesHgs. and first quality Ready
Made Clothing the CITY, and Their moderate charges are
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
Later from Pernambucc.

PHlLApEIPHIA, Monday, OCT II. INot.
The schooner Energy, from san Francisco, brings
dates from Pernambuco to the ION sept. The mar
kets were very dull and the best qualities OF Flour
sold at III mirees The Sugar ana other crops
were promising.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
~ Rewar,

~ Beware of the chilling mildew of
these cl morning. and the cotTodng dSmps OF these APP
paTcAtt bswitchmg nlga,s he Nrthed with package VI
MIS-. Jervs' Cod Candy, that al time aud universally
admitted GOOD remedy for coughs colds hoarseness, and
other thtaat and ung cnp ants premontory 60 the
sumption Sold by Mrs W Jer,s, Ne. 800 Broadway, and
by Jrls generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

~ There is more positive evidence of the
wonderful power Of wArTs's Nervous kntldote than
ever before fos all other Medicines pat to-
seiher u miscelsneous and seou, go
fr Consu mpsen. with their residences attached eau aat
- them AT No. lee Nasssust ola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

~ The Improvements in Making
Shirts keep pace with the progress of the A. GREEN'S
No Aston House the elegant styles and the best
pOssbe fits warranted The proprietor permits nothing
10 leave his that he cannot and every art
Gle ordered there may be depended upon AZ the very hour
prOmised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
IR- Auction prices for ENGLISH lmperial

ply and Ing Carpetgs Floor Oil Cloths Druggcts &c.
HIRAM ANDRRSONs No. 90 BoWeTy, reduction of q
per cent ON Spng prces Only 6s Is and Ss ynd
Tor the best quality Of ply and only 3s Is and
per yard for elegant supt 0o Ingram Carpets and only Is
Cd s. and Is peryard for fls rate Floor OIL Cloh-de
cdedy tho greatest bar GAINS offered IN this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
Navigation of the Ohio.
Markets


PITTSBURGH, Monday, Oct II, I73I
The River measures - inches. The weather has
turned cool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14


SMITH JB the cheapest Clother IN the United states mas
discovered new letter that he insists should be nco'pp
rated ia the alphabet 1t Let Slide When an 0iier
made fo Of hs bssu Gl Overcoats Dress or rock
Coat or for any other article his stock he
CLAIMS Letter Slide Remember tins, and call and
make your seltc tiOns at No IG2 Fulton 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
OxYsENArkD BirrrRs, A CuRE FOR Dys

rSPsA The propiieeTs 10 clam that THIS medlcns
n nall,hle but refer the certificates OF Merchants and
Statesmen well known 90 the public for abundant proof
that these htters have been remarkably successful and
Are worth far trial
Fer sale by h Sands loo rulton-s st A l. Scovill
Co Sls and C. Ring. les Broadway and BY Druggists
generally in the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

10 No blear-eyed cunnlng-whlch should
.eekrhe purifying paon of nature and wash IN the
spring Of truthful ndvldusts the saieness from ats mind
and body-shall mar the clean door sill # the temple,
which reverence paid ~ true faith 20 the holy purpose
Of Sherbs az mins,eng quality 10 the SICK Mrs Jerys
Coli Candy composed 81 those herbs and sold by Mrs
W Jeryls. No 800 bIOadWaN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
~ New Goods from the Great FIX

hbton Of London and Paris opening al c. VI BoDINE $;
No 323 Grand corner Of Orchard-st New Paid FIGURED
Brocsde and stripe Silks EIhbi,on Cssmers LS"S ana
noes Silk and other Pads. Also F.annels Blankets
Paranattas, vide SIN Cravais, Cashmeres De Lanes
Clo,hs Csssimeres Satnetts. Vesungs. Cahc0es Mar
ssiIles Quilts Linsns Diapers Table Clahs and Covers,
and all Kinds Of Goods 2 per cent less than the
,ns,tet nr,cc ol3 3th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

For CALIFORNIA The steamship Ohio.
Cap. schsnck. sailed yesterday with the Mails AID
81, Passenger. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

70 Mr.. Webster has taken up his old
quarters a, the Revere House Boston. He is in eI-
eel.eli health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
BUSINESS yorIoEs.

BAYTA's FAIL lyle or GENTLEAES
HATs-IIis beautiful toi RI DR. must meet me a2p,pvai
81 his NUMEROUS patrons thss are gnt eiaatc en' @
BILE. You Will fad 70 hs .ta sIneat, NJ ~ CA'4 - .
rTices OIL 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CleARs.-JAMxs

sabine No. 1877 broadway, "FranShn Buildings. would
RsIecl&s inform his rteNs and ths public that he has
received large choice assortment Of Havana
and Principe Cigars various brands Which he oasrs for
sSle either wholesale retail JAMES
oApLiEa. 1877 Broadway !" Hrankhn Buildings" ola ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
rvB.F. MaeuIRx, Dentist, successor t.

John Rurdti with whom he associated for Se past
i've years Continues practice the Dental Profession as
usual, IN ts various branches At No Union place and
s2uare. corner ttth-st New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

" Invalids requiring DR.. BANNlNG's
p.,.nr Riy Brscss and failing Rupture rrukses
hs Trsvslme Compsnion. BY which entire
\, prr,rnted and the effect Of every KIND Of ienns COM
s,s,ry removed may ind the same .; his Once. No S
ksrcs<,st, ne0 CaAA. Wu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
ANpERsoN's CHEAP WINDOW SHADES AND

on CLOTH DEror. No. IS, GR,ND-sr.-The subscriber,
manufacturer his own Shades enabled 70 sell. cheaper
than ever sl Kinds snd quality Call and examine and he
satis6ed large assortment VI table OIL Cioth Also.
ALI ,Cormces and Bands. Remember No SS7 Grsndst.,
Que door from ludlow-st SIS STuSSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

CARPKTlN6s AT REDUCED PRlcES.-PE-
rxRsoN 4 HUMPHREY Ne S1S broadway OF White
q are selling rch BIussss Carpet for S. 20 los PeryHd
Hes 'hre~p ply per yard f3r Is 70 - per yard
And an other goods found Carpet stores Al equally low
pnces oiS Eve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
Wbig -ta,o Nominations.

NETWORK. TUESDAY, OCTOBER li,ls5i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

III Churches, Hotels, ana steamships
,yvste dwellings supplied with elegant Silver Name aud
Number Plates OF and eafu designs p ated n the
elegantly engraved at very
low prices Orders sent by express TO any part oil inc coa
try EvgRDELI, No SOC Broadway corner Duane 81
ny.nch .tn,s No n Walls % lmTuTh&S
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may proceed to threats towards the Sandman GO
vernment, with reference to the exiles as 1t did,
not long ago, towards Turkey and Switzerland.
Neither, however, not even the little Helvetic
confederation, was awed by such menaces. We
feel assured, beforehand, that Piedmont will mani
fest equal resolution But Austrian threats are
refused. II is necessary for Piedmont to be on
Its guard against Austrian intrigues and Austrian
agents Already has one been expelled the Sar-
dinlan territory, and there are good grounds for
believing that others had hand in promoting the
recent partial disturbances in Genoa. During
those disturbances, occasI0ned by some slight col
lisions between a small number of civilians and the
not over popular Oh asseurs, garlsoned in that city,
Anew unknown individuals went about mysteriouslv
crying out, "Down with the constitution. The OF:
hcers and men of that corps have Indignantly denied
that that cry came from their ranks, and that
declaration is fully borne out by the government, af
ter strict investig alton. The reactionary Italian
journals in the pay OF Austria and Naples, take i'm
mense trouble to prove that il the partisans
OF Prince SchwaIzenberg, but of Mazzin, who ut
tered that cry, and thus, by attempting to prove too
sion, il other grounds for arriving at il did not
abundantly exist. Let Piedmont, therefore, we re-
peat, be on its guard against Austrian M ichiavel-
ism whilst repellipg Austrian menaces. Now, more
than ever, thanks 10 Pspal impertinence, the eyes
OF Englishmen are directed to wards Italy; and it is
indeed consolng for them to find that there is still
something very like an oasis in that political desel
king Mindful Of his noble father and
continue to uphold, he has hitherto done, the, In
many respects, admirable institutions of his country;
let Azeglio, and his colleagues in the cabinet, rest
attached to the constitution without resisting some
still necessary reforms; let him and them still OPP
pose the pretentions of the court of Rome, and OF
own prelates, who, we perceive, are again in
tefferng with the government IN the education
question; let them pursue, with firmness and mo-
deration, the career of political and social amelio
ration, on which they have worthily aud CALAMITY
entered, and they will not only promote the happi-
ness and prosperity of their own country, but con-
tribute TO the regeneration Of Italy at large-a nob-
and sublime mission, which neither the royal des
pot of Naples, nor the vacillating Grand Duke OF
Tuscany, neither the Austrian puppets of Modem,
and Parma. nor the political renegade Of Rome, are
capable or DESTROYS of undertaking or fulfilling
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Tnuuv hant, for the moment, IN Germsny-
thanks to the support of Russia and the pusilinl-
mity OF the Pruseiau government-the cabinet OF
Vienna diftc's more than ever its attention to Italy,
and particularly to that well governed kingdom
which is The sole asy lam ~ Italian liberty "a
il IL OF Italian exiles who have not proceeded to
foreign countries Piedmont is, indeed. STUN.
bling blOCA Tor Austrian Statesmen. In that quar-
ter they behold constitutional State, quietly adj
yancing polticsl and social amehoration, IN full
POSSESSION OF the most valued liberties, in the full
exercise OF the most cherished rights; and yet
attached 10 l,s sovereign aud his nasty, as well
as TO the cause Of order, in the proper accepaton
of that term There, too, that cabinet sees king
Conscienious.y adherng TO his oath on the consti.
tuiou aEd hoidlng the reins ct pow with Justice,
mpsruain,, prudence, and henot; contiaing in his
subjects, ard trusted by them in turn. THIS IA a
safe of th!ngs which, both IN an international and
political ro,nt Of view, Is displeasiag u Prince
Schwa are aberg and his associates. Far more
agreeable 20 ;hem is the aosoluIism Of Ndples, the
police government OF Tuscany, or The Jesuiism OF
Il One. They afe excessively annoyed al hnding
ihs, the titR Of Ped nont will not follow AZ tseir
suggestfon, ihc example set by the sovereign OF
The two Sici,ies. and revoke, pr0prtD mOfv, con-
.tilutiou which be had sworn 70 maintain lney
ere indignant al his r. f1sal 10 rcnfer ms consutu-
tion n dead letter-as the Grand D1ke OF luscin
has done III his owa State-and they are eErsged
st his dcie nation OF To piece his Kingdom nhoet
clerical s~sy, as well az at his manly opPnsiuoa 70
pspsl eutTu'chuents II the Ars'riln ministers
Caonot puutsh him just now tor ihOse tnanltolh
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the dpicuauc no,es addressed TO the government OF
.Swit,ttltsd With reference &c The refugees ia That
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.sxles Va Pneumonia particularly IN Genoa, should
Ne narrowly watch,d, aud wiih the indirect invita-
zion tn .xl.l them altogether The presener of LON.
Sardo v,ttiu ard Roman u, II 1ees in Piedmont,
causes rs much uneasiness W NlenAs, "a that oi
the IInuysri4n exits IA the y tam an foninlOns.
Inflated wtth their late murray, aul = Il more
recent d.flomatic successes, tae AIs'r.s eibin:l
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