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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

Brs HUNT of North yarIneu,h Kelly. isdays ,ss
FNsH VIA ~ 20 } spls son Lcf brs Ssrsh Pc
oct 2s la 81 n long u g. spoke ship Saaron f,f Bath
n, n, New Orleans 70 HavFe--al well
Schr NAs.n. Skoite'd. 20 6asS from Nclla de Cbfa
(Spani,k Mac hdes Sc. - Foalk Saa OF IS lg
81 0 ION - m = water spout. lost heaf f,,em,S nd
% the sM!, Was towed from sea By s,eastus e<-
SIR Miry Powell. Powell. Wilmington c. a,,L
soreste y s Powell
Schr Ehza Guide Quay acotico. .Metc') va CAarl,.-
ton cAys. with mahogany. SC q PascRS1sdt Shs-
maker Sept 2, when tea dsys oui from Gua,se saioo
stripped Is Of All canvas Put INTO Charsstoa 70 repair
schr John. Burton, ROckaad, tsys, hme 70 master
SchT GaYcle, WATCHER R.ykall ia ;. line q N isteg
gle.
S-hr HARRISON Pre- Dcwrs Win bstoa n c u.,I
store and ndse 60 y l. McCr-aiV
Rr schr fLtoDrth, ,t'ft. - Asfth>, | A.. II jvs.
schr. Niagara Peiuti RordorI. WITH cement bssai 1,
SIR pear. I'VE. dag, from New Bedford Alsan,
Schr Fornt1,n fsckhs days frim Rockiaad. IAse %
Sshr Nonrraaan xsnisll. Roedand. line
Srhr Joseph rate-. Awes Rsck isnt. tmf
schr Effort. Bridges. ROckianl lin'e
Sslr Delaware. halrfok. krctiant hme
s-hr Mcatc Chris,r wrght Ne~-liavea. Ia ballast ID
- Vagina
Schr Aiathea. Rice, New-Hsren
Schr u x Snlth. Townsend, Ne~ Haven
Schr New Hsvsa. kelscf New HAycE
Schr James LnShsh. O'Nr. Ne"-f'iven' Dosn' "
Schr Globe Small. day, from Salem. wa md'c e r
Sloop Willard Barker, Provence
Sioop Arpawsn. Bugs. Providence
Slopp Rhode s'anf. >turgcSs. Providence
Slnop Providence Brown Providence
Sloop Consul Adams Cold Spnsg
Sloon Harvest. French Praviifm'f
Sloop Thomas 10 ~. Auil. PrOud'tsc
WIND-N "
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See Ssrenfh Page for additional ship Ne'
Cleared.

St.amer.- BrotL.r Jouathan Minis. Chagres. Z MIlIs ,
FJeay aDler Vera Cruz, p HarmOny's NepneSs 90
He,msut Wilson, Bremen and Southampton Molief ssno
ShUl,-Clf ID. Ingersol Orleans, stanton Thomp-
,al. condrrpga Boyle. Savannah. HaIDecA Co kis-
,rs Tlalge Liverpool Sy0fOrd IIlestOfs o., Celcs-
nal Palmer Sap Francisco. BucXhn Crane Union. pa
~ n Orleans. FIcst Hlcks Hersche WenholIz.
hamburg r. smith Eelycua, Aarsh, Nsn-Oneans,
IaGd : Church. Havana. Adams, Jamaica, " lfnhdy
Issar Wetb CryUrer, Liverpool. Marshall Go.
R9-ls-F iza Ann. Nuttiug. Sgmatra. Williams
e. Ba-csr cox Dennlson Ann kenney, BIZ
Have. 81 Johns. Whlams Guion-
B,..-Nonse,fst johnson. Porto Cabelo ". Lewis;
Fr.iv TEIu Ha.sn. s. Jonns. y. F n. Cor Ram
bow StacAloe Jacksonville v. Elwell British Queen,
IBr Brown Azores ; Tsrly Ssa Belle, t!san, ~
tSn EroskEa4 Cleopatra. Kent, Bermuda, MIDDLE
toll c.. =, :, o.....,. .
peo-,cstE G. Wheaton, EIlicoit. Egg Harbor, fnt'er ,
FIauces Lane. Wa hsnsion C. Baiem1A Is
Far Sutaeser. b1l'lulorc. M-flle- LORI y fi-H
ms lone Providence Eme aid, Bcscon, rMiAl@'I-hh
20 y -r.ar Wr.t, Portland, Underwood whey.
Sl0cr-t has Oukes. Providence
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Arrived.

e.-,.t.. \. colin samson. from ~ Thomas - q
60 ~ r-~,ra Oc a. vlih mdse and passengers - p
CuIefu. Jr 90 -. 81, s.,-. from, E..g Or!saas,
r. ..i.e ,1 Ih.nfs'n ( ; aniil o-f.,,s 81, . en5.s
-rt. Jess1re. Col - a. ifph ~" -
az i,., p ,'' saitfrou'h ~ Wees 20 ~ IA
50 go 80 2l8 uts.ef gers 70 ngas er ia hal
l.ut I'D. Wv tie r.s.sge. ercrJ4ng N sept y,
r'--e'.e ss',i'er.rr-et heavy esa.aoc a. gAe
!" tIs 81 -, cas. ) J. 'n CAAi'e''I' WIZ '" -
Gsnf-e FUls CT. , orr.,i N,r,1.l % dt,s frYm
~, - : ..fi. "a i.er % master - 80
W. ~ -. fl. ,.,fla.i Sc tDJ E.we,..
80, Ira F.f,.. Clr4. a. q =. ali-sI 8 -
d. .-s Gave 80
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The Unterriiied Terrified.

UTICA, Fnday, OCT 81 I83I
The letter Of Hon S. VI Burroughs has set the
Democratic camp IN blaze The iIunkers In this
County will not go for the Barnburners. 1t srepor
ed that they have issued a circular 10 that effect
Mr. Huntington (Whig) Will be elected Senator as
the Opposition candidate refuses 10 give ms opinion
OIL the Cana Bill
Aaron Hackley the present Recorder, Is out onthe
stump notwithstanding I'll order OF the Secretary
Of State,
s MeIgs, leweier. made an assignment to-day
The New Workers are first on the list ~
None, IS hard and the banks discount very lit'le
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In FIeights there is not much doing, an,

In fIelghtS thefe Is not ihuch uOlhg, anu
the market Is scarcely so firm. Engagements 1000
bbs Flour lOd Grain is ID aid. Cotton, II.
Dead Weight, I2s. 6i.dljs. 100 tunS Oh cake Al
l2s Cd An American brig was taken up 20 load
Meal at Wilmington for the Wndwar1 Islands al
Soc and two to load Slaves at Norfolk at Si2' for
Dominica. &c. To Mobile there IS moderate
amount Of Freight az &c, and to New-OreanS the
market is duh at Sc ate. To California there is not
much offering at IS n 60c.
There is 70 change to notice IN the
Money market The supply on call IS abundant,
and from day to day loans are making on first-casS
SECURITIES at ca p cent. Leading paper Is not
plenty, and is in demand at 7dl0p per cent. Second
class names l20s per cent.
Business is extremely dull in the London
market fer American State stocks. and prices are az
fected by tie news last received from this side OF the
Atlantic The quotations are rs follows: United
states Xix per cent Bonds, 1862, l06alO7 ditto SIX
per ceat Bonds. 1865 lllall2 DO. Six per cent.
stock, le67-6s i0f n los Maryland per cent state
Ponds, s. n 50. Canada SIX per cent. Bonds, ls'i,
lOsal09 Boston City Five per cent Bonds lsjs-62,
or no New-York do Five per cent stock, $500,
g0aql.
The Tmnortations of Dry Goods for the
,ee ei eud,rg DC, "a were AS follows
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RHODE ISLAND.
Murder Of Man by his Wife.

PROVIDENCE, Friday, Oct. 81, 1851.
This morning Patrick McClusky was found dead
in mis- bed in North Providence his wife was IN bed
with him IN state of beastly intox atom COY
oner's Jury vas called and it appeared cxamina-
ton Of his body that the night eye was completely
forced from the socket and portions OF It were gone
the blood had evidently been washed from the body
after death The jury returned as Their verdlct tha
he came TO his death by violence at the hands OF
his wife Alice McCuskey, and some other person or
persons TO the jury unknown"
Mrs McC. has been committed for examln ttlOn
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NETWORK.
auo,ber Fugitive slave Case at Syracuse

SYRACUSE, Friday, Oct 81, 1851.
nis reported here, to-day, that fugitive slave,
the wife OF a colored man named Wdndell, whom
the Marshal had a warrant for, made her escape
from the city by the aid of some fread who had az
CURED knowledge OF the ntented arrest. THIS
morning plac ards were found posted ABOUT the city
warning the people against the Mdnapper.
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WASHINGTON
Political Rumors from the Capital

Special Dispatch 10 The ". Y TrbVne.
WASHINGTON, Friday Oct. 81, 1851.
There are private advices IN town indicating
that leading Southern Wings will vote down any
such ultra Southern resolutions as those re-
Gently promulgated by Governor Brown, as they
did the equally crazy propositions of Messrs.
Toombs and Stevens in the Wing Caucus az the
commencement of the last Congress.
MoRE AVON.
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FRIDAY, Oct 3l-P


The Stock Market for the last day or two
has presented the singular anomaly OF great Guinness
with very buoyant feeling. The fancieS Win small
sales were almost every case better today Read
Ing however was an exception, and fell of = cent.
As the Second Board however, there was quite an
active market with a continuance of The upward
tendency Reading recovered the loss oi the morn
ing and sold al So The condition of the Road is as
follows
Ne, oar,,,,,s % i, October -......ssl9s 9l 81
Estimate for October and Noyemoer 2OO.O0O w
sl,oI9,s9l 81
Intere,, ou .S6ls266 90
sinking Fund ...--------.--- lOOWO 10
''''''' 1896 90
n,,,de,a Fund $500 90 "A
Divideud or Preferred stock SIP $50 90
Oh Common sock
4 ctnt..--------.-------- ltoSsS -
SAFE Tax ON DiydeHd.----- 1920 OO
2g2 1903 =
>u,nlus a62 20
Ere Was The vor,te stock at r.z.. Second Board and
went - -, al advance Of /. = cent. Norwlch also
cont rues buoyant. and closed at s.. an advance OF
. T. cent. New-Jersey Mining exhibits considerable
activity. and ) advancing. There IS good deal oil
confidence Eel, IL The Ultimate value Of the >iocs'
and there appers. moreover 70 Be SIeet movement
,ocarrv itup. Long Island Vas better ard Er4e
sscurit,es improved. Delaware ami Hudson appear
10 berecoyering tom lis a:e depression. The mar
ket closed with considerable buoyancy.
In Sterling there Is not much doing, 0ut
The malket i firm. The rates are I0aio. for oesl
names. Francs SIG. a5l3s. The supply comm
10. moderate. We published. = few days Since' a
sis,eme., communicable TIE L9pdsn Times 81
tie cost Of importing American double eagles h4N-
inr The COS; equal TO Ito 80 for Exchange. We 10"
annex d cop, OF statement Of an actuA! lttnst
uon made Nv d leading banking house 10 tnIs Cl'!'
BY waich II IS shown that about pc, go go,
ats b, 5rswiag bulls 1t 40. Iu->t shipments 81
double eagles
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PHIL DElPHtA, Or, 3i--trrrred--Brss Ha-,schst.
Adams New Bedford. Nlfaguagus. Rchctt. Dish'os.
Maucttt, ShacktOrd. EaSiport. Me, srhrs Dan nj.
Stevenson. do. Alfred 6grrst Baker Ltsht,n, Virginia
Wnghtmston. Fail h'cr larkln, Churbces provicshcr
steamers Swsu. Svassy, Albany, Cayug Wilson New
YORK Anthracite. Morley do.
CeGrsd-Psrks kot.it Walsh. kellnch NcwOdeans .
ChaS Thompson. S.Ha. do bueS +. Fai srs. FOu une.
~. JagO Cuba 7ras,net, Adams, Portland Nara
suagua. licttl Boston Albert keanue, Spler do
shamrock Willard Portland. Scls Lynchhlg, Poor, do
Thomas FcLue. Nichor,on Boston Yankee hIde. Neg an
Bangor, Coga. Sears Boston. Allied Rtuat Baser Fhii
River Virginia. WuChunstou. do. Iarkn. ChNbuck.
War,bam sarah {. Eagle Boston. Poughk -pse. pro
peller Cavuga, WILSON. y 3vi~N York.
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Passengers Arrived.

2. sfeqs,saD 1er!,n trom 81 TiOmaS-KeV Z Cuilu,
w Morrison Vim Moaoe, Capt. OIley. 3iih regiment
] Rosenthal, steeTase. From B<r11ada-Mr X a Ilcher
adv three children and servant, Mrs A Miuhews
elmo and s,r, ant Miss VI La,crat, Mss Laycra"
MIR Wood ..,.,
In snip GoOd0iB from L0nion-hessrs nam C'V's anu
Js5TIe goss, rom Ckari,5ion-Mrs " 5 Reading, VI
& BuckeleW y r. Buckeew
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MARRIED

GA Thursiay. Seth ut by the Rev Mr. Jones, Mr.
JAMES WINDREM to SUSAN C., daughter Of James
Clover Sawyer ala Of this city , ,
In Nofthsnpton Oct 30 by Rev Mr. Ellis LUTHER
WASHBURN to Miss MARY COGSWELL. daughter II
The late VIM Todd. ESQ.
on the 29th ult by the Rev. DR. Rerrian, Rector Of
Trinity Church n Y SAMUEL HILLlAkD, Esq, Of
County kerrv Ireland, JANE =, second daughter of
the lae John G. Boote ESD County Tpperary Ireland.
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Effect of SilaS N. Burroughs Letter.
MEXICO.


Further as 10 the Mexican Fnsurrection.
BALTIMORE, Friday, Oct. 81, 1881,
The Tomp,co Defensor mentions rnmor thaf
the Mexican Government, ia order to allay The
excitement on the Rio Grande, had instructed
the Commanding General al Matamoras TO with
draw the prohibitions Of commerce and lower
the duties.
[S.e Serentk Page for Add,tonal Ne~sl
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63l IS
SIO063I IS

Equal TO 10 OF per cent. 90. c2O,5T5 is 9
The full weight Of 100000 If equal in all respects
20 the Mint requirement.. would be 5,J75cz. !
The failure in Philadelphia, alluded to
Yesterday was Jas. R Smith & Co, Dry Goods
liabilities $4,000. His business was mainly con
fined to domestic goods and considerable losses VII
fall on Eastern houses
We annex the October statement of thf
operations Of he Philadelphia Mint. 1t oaks well
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Committal for Murder.

BosTON, Friday, Oct 81, 1851
Felix II. Lambdin, seaman. native of Phlladel-
phia was examined to-day IN the Police Cour, for
the murder of Marshall IN Ann-st last Saturday
night the evidence against him was quite positive
and he was fully committed for ulal
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Elnn1H VIVID VINO NoMINATIoN.-Fo
WILLIAMSBURGH.

Child DRowNED.-A son of Dennis Me-
Mullen, years of age, was drowned on "Wednesday,
In a pond Of stagnant water between North I'm
and North sth-sts.. not far from MS tatheIS resi-
don
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PENNSYLVANIA.


PHlLApELrHIA, Friday, Oct 81, 1881.
The lnge Cotton Factory ON lsth aud WiiIo"'StS'
was this evening destroyed by fre, The loss is
nearly $50 GOO.
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,,rge or Derrandina Government.

WANHINGTON, 7 IIJIY' VUI ON III
Captain Nagiee mas been accused OF fraudulently
obtaining money from Government, and has gwen
bail TO appear and answer the charge, In $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

HARRlSBt RGH. rtDaN, OK 81 1871
The Canal Board is IN session here, and some re
movais s,e talked Of on the safe Road. Several
defeated candidates for iho State LEGISLATURE n PAIL
aeiphl1 County, ale spphcaD'> iOr The vacancies
wheR they occur. r. W. Yong viii supply The
place OF MI. Cumming on the Co!Umbia Road.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SrpPosFDRoBBERY. Thursday night the
Police Of the Second District arrested IN the street
4 woman named Eliza Shelly a'aS Doushery,
having IA her possession bundle containing BLACK
silk velvet cloak muslin de lame dress, brown linen
dress with lace collar. and several other articles OF
ladies and Youths apparel They are now lodged
~ The office of the chief OF Police and the woman
was committed for examination. From the accounts
She gave Of herself Il is supposed that the ROBBERY
has been committed IN Wlamsburgh.
F,cu1u VI ARD WIG \ MINATI0N.-f or
,ldern,ar. Io>eph NJ Stout Commissioner of Excise,
VIM Faher Constable. VIM. II. Tandy inspectors
OF Election John c. SpadeT, Robert ] shannon
FRsr WARD WING NoMINATi0Ns.- or
Alderman, w II. Green, IN place Of James How,
declined
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Dfsassers &c.

BRIG BENFOA-Thc brig Bcnecia which Wa l'sded
with lumber AT Dobp, Island tyr New York ana gol ashore
ri Jesy VI Island has been sold aud purchased by Messrs
Nongoe and ochenho gh Of Danea Ca She was brought
savannah on 10Th hv the steam tug l1bee and
viii De plsced pa The Dry Dock.
BRIO SUSAN DUNCAN, Mitchell fin Boston. bound q
Rel mnnd. SUNDAY Msht las Cape Henry bearing y
distant about so miles. encountered severe gale 'Tois
o. y l.. during which the deck Load, composed oi
fws locomotives ard bhs of h beef. 80 broke ednn
which carried several sanChons hulwarAs and rails
both sides. strained deck, 70
THF BARK RUTH reported lost On Cape 81 Rpque. "a
her passage Baltimore for po JaneTo, had board
argo hbls o hour, hkds. u tobacco 800 ihs
hecsWa, S)eco m specie II presumed tn specie
Their. was insurance n Provmceswn IN whaling scm
Belle I,lc ProvrreaWn which Wa run down bt senn-
ship Wm Penn foI - 6oe. OF which II 500 Al the tua
hl, ald sg.0at Union Office The vessel aud htuags
we're valued At - coo.
SOM MARINER, SPAN Of and iTom st John, y, Tor
Haowcli. Me. iOsdy lost at harpswel Neck IN taS
gaze II Saturday lasi-,rew saved
SrtR CAMBRIA Mitchell Of Frccpert, cast avaS IN the
p Island gale 10 be sold at taole Head 2Jd INST
BR pRiG GwsFN. lost on her way tomfNmputh NS >
Co th port with the engines Of the B steamship Nceroy
vas owned hy Nessrs Wright Elliott The engines were
partially insured IN the Atlantic Insurance Co. Of ths city
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Indictment for kidnapping.

SYRACUSE, Friday, Utt- 81, Io5I.
The Grand Jury of tins county have found an in
dctment against James Lear OF Missouri, and nlted
States Deputy Marshal Allen for an attempt to kid
nap the negro Jerry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

one Of the Of the ship Columbia McCerran
master, some % whom were convicted IN the L. ,.
Count short time since. OF mutiny at sea he was
10 have been imprisoned for two years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

BUFFALO, FRIDAY, Oct. 81, 1851.
The clerks Office on the steamboat superior was
entered last night and $4,000 IN gold and bills a0'
StraCtet
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MARYLAND.
The Southern Nail.

BALTIMORE. Friday, DIT. 81. l>jl
The Southern MAIL a late as due, has arrived, but
brings no news o. lnportante
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. OCTOBER 81.

rIsIA1URE ALHASAC-.- THIS CAY
9i,es6 a Sets 81 Moos-Rises- 10 29Es
NIGH WATER Oct 30
Sandy HoOI 9 39m Cor. Island 10 EsIn Hell o~ts-' VA
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LOUISIANA.
Arrival OF the Falcon at New-Orleaus, with
s23O 600 Gold Dust, &c.
NKw-oRLEAss, Friday, Oct 81. 1851.

S23U,UUU UOId DUST, NJ
NEW ORLEANS, Friday, Oct. 81. 1851.
The steamship Falcon, about which some anx-
esy began to be fct, arrived here today. IN i
DAYS from Chagres, via Havana, In disabled
state. an accident having occurred to her ms
chnery. She brings 300 passengers and 800
600 in gold dust.
The Steamer Union.
NEw-ORLHASs Friday, Oct 81. 1851.
The steamship Union sal from here for New y ORR,
on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

% II. 7 VII'V VIII'NI Ut
bany was seriously stabbed the other day by man
named McCuSsOn. whom he was attempting to ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

"a Mr., ISAAC TOWNSEND has beer
elected one Of the Ten Governors, IN the place o
Mr.. Timothy DAILY, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

rlcb stock o. silks Shawls Mennos, VelyeiS. De
Iaines ant o'hor Dry Goods a. Bankers old stand
No. 9ol CJandSt,. Will be continued the coming
Week We advise ali our ,uenGs VINO wish 10 Az All
then.er e> " some ~ the great bargains now offer
ed 10 ra Soon before the assortment IS broken, as
the eItne Stoc6 selling Of al very lo~ prices,
10 close he business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

\ CoNvlCT nRowNED WHILE ATTEMPT
NC TO E>caPE -Wm RYAN. an inmate 6i the PEN.
i,nt,ary on B.acksellS Island Ga Tlurstay evening
orferp'ed % escape from his confinement oN SWIM
u,uc he East River. but was drowned n the NJ
,tmp; HIS body has Lot been recovered lie VAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

Advertisement. - SEVEN , EIGHT
Nineli'-Root. NO 1868 Broadway. received the hrSt
premIum. a Cola Medal, a. the last Fair Of he
America Institute. making the ninth medal for the
best daeucueotypes. exhibited at the various FATS
of NeN-York. Boston and Philadelphia. Are Won
wishing a superior picture of yourself or family
can IT Roots you viii not be disappointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

FATHER MATHEWS BENEFIT VIII take
place both this afternoon and This evening AT Bar
NUNS Museum. when the The Drunkard viii be
performed on both occasions 4 good piece and "a
aost excellent and worthy object OF assist ince.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

NBLo's.-The Ravels new pantomlme
of The Red Gnome, has been emlnenily successful II
Is to be gwen again on Monday, with new ballet
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OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE.
THE RESURRECTION IN NORTHERN MfxIC
ARErvALor TIE FALCON

INDICTMENT FOR KIDNAPPING.
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ACCIDENT. A man named Michael
Chapman was Oh Thursday evening founi by officer
Lease In one OF the streets Of the Thiri Ward,
" exhausted from loss Of blood, which was issuing
from a severe wound in his leg Just ABOVE the knee
he stated that he accidentally cut himself while
pltai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

DUiderd Fund $3O6,625 "a
Dlylaeud or Preferred stock sll2 $50 90
on Common stock
AZ cent..-...--.---l f6.393 -
So I. -, nr D,yldrrd - 10 go 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

NEv.ORLEANs, Tuesday. Oct. -. ISL
COrTowffaS be-. ii limited demand 1900 bales
changed hands Al rather lower prices Choice Clau
fed SCAR = al &C. 90 bbS. NoLAssEs sold at 2sc.
: Louis Flour, 81 IS. Rio COFFEE, 80 bags, sod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

FOUND DKOWNFD. -An Inquest Vas Va
'5rtay held AZ Per No D. North RIVER. upon TIE
ocOy Of a sailor, whose name l. supposed 70 oe re-
ttISOn. who was one Oi party OF four Wnp were
tTOwTec on the .l>tUlt OF Pier No :, North RIVER.
The BODY Was Yesterday found az Per NJ. l. The
deceased Was about 81 wears Of age---.Au Inquest
VS. also he'd 90 the Bellevue Hospital upon ,hc
body OF a man named Smith, ar emlsrani runner,
VITO was also one e tie par above named who
were drowned On The .lSt ult, while IN Tow boat,
atiewVtipg to reach vessel of Pier No :. North
River The deceased was native OF Ireland IS wears
n age Ayordc; Of cea;h by drowning Was rem
l,.eG bs the jury IN each case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

Suspicion OF GRAND LARCENY.- ter
man named John Runger, IN the employ OF Wahl,
a retail merchant IN the BOwery. near chatham 81
was Yesterday arrested on Suspicion OF stealing $25
in money and gold cham belonging 10 Mr.. Wahl.
The accused was committed 20 prison by Justice
Lo,hrop for examination.