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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

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by the Della, ilazewmSe arrived here iron London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
SECOND BOARD.


The Stock market at the First Board was
active, aud with some exceptions showed an i'm
provemeni upon lae closing prices Of Yesterday.
The most active stock Was Ere, OF which over SIX
thousand shares were pu, upon the market, which
opened a, 7el but fell OF during the day to =, de-
cline of q p cent The >triusoncy IN the Money
market has been too much ior the operators for
risc At the Second Board the sales were over 1900
shares, OF which LEGO were taken az s., buyer 20.
Over s5oo shares have been sold TO-DAY AZ 81 long
time THIS stock attracts nearly all The attention OF
the street. and It's frequent and volen, surge> make
il dangerous stock for outsiders. The securities
Of this Read were also better a, the Insl Board.
Governments sold to considerable extent to-day al
full prices, there being inquiry for remittance
abroad.
Exchanges are firm and in small supply.
Sterling Is 10. al0l for drsl.c.aSs names Francs
3lsl65n!.
In FreightS there is not much movement, and
rates are hrmeI. out without change. Engagements
6Oo0 or 7,cOo ss,s Flour al Cd, and that rate after
ward refused 5000 bushels Gram. 81 500 bales
Cotton, IS. "a s.. I'll y bale 6 tunS Wood. ALP
foo, 500 bblS Resin IN part TO London 100 hbls
Naval Stores, : \ foro.gn vessel MAS taken up 10
load for London a Is. Cd. ior .ouT =. for Naval
Stores is O. for heavy goods. And another 10
load Com for Ireland. al o.. = bushe. To Havre,
Cotton IS &C. The Franklin : fun al .c- To CALI
iorria there Is fair amount gong az So y foot.
The amount received at the Treasury TO-
day was sls7 40 PAID $>o,s9i Balance $500
si2
The vote taken in Chhhcothe Friday last
on a city subscription Of $4,000 70 the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad, resulted almost unanimously
mthc affirmative. An eleoion hedln Athens County
ON the s6,h uli, resulted NJ favor Of county sub
scrip,ion Of $4,000 70 the same road, by hand
some majority These close the corporate SaoscVp-
TONS to this great WORK u1Smuch as the ne" Con
su,uuon, which went INTO operation OF TIE Isl OF
September, forbids such ad n future \ great ei-
fort Will be made 10 increase the IndsV ldual
subscriptions Near $4,000 additional stock has
been subscribed by cltlzeus OF Chlllcothe within
TWO weeks, and the subscription is still going
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad WI De lS9
miles long, and rs COS, tincludins branch 20 Park
srsburg Virginia, miles length Is estimated a,
ss5cOCOo. Al first. however, the Little Miami and
Iullsboro' and Cincinnati Railroads will be used
from the point is miles west Of Chslhcothe) AZ which
N, Ch,lheo,he road crosses The Latter. THIS ~lu
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ADDITION TO THE CApIroL.-The work

ADDITION TO THE CAPITOL ne WOih
Is progressing finely. There are upward OF tNo
hundred and htty persons employed IN the various
departments of business The east basement " al of
the south wing Is already ten feet m hight, and last
THURSDAY workmen commenced laying stone al the
north wing. The foundation walls are eight feet
nine inches thick. We earned that thene~ Han OF
Representatives viii nave three hundred seats Tor
members besides accommodations for persons priyl-
legged 10 the floor The Senate chamber VIII be pro-
yided tn one hundred seats. The galleries of each
branch Will accommodate two thousand persons. or
more than three times the number under the present
arrangement. There Will be upward OF one nun
,lred new committee rooms Ii Is thought tnu the
erection OF the ADDITION VIII occupy upward OF
hye wears Washington Republic, l0ln.
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MARRIED..

on IT, eay = INST a. Trinity ca ircl , K, Dr Hs-
tet MILAN 4 YOUNG Z Ca4r.-s;ll. ; [. O. Ms,
CAROLINE J BENSON. " the sane civ
lu Clus O. rrh B-r's D.. the lith ms, Dr. Rev NJ
Long. tLoRENIINE PkLLETIER u o. l-us5 ..Is,
\ g. MANY MUS, daughter " the lie y Liam I D..
titus. formerly of fl> CIV
~ ,he o,l 4st a. srao.lgn. -r Rev Henry Ch-ss NJ
LEWlS & RlEF> . Ms LOUISE Y COILS t-1-1-
81 Ok " - an = Coills, - I'D 4 ih,s Cs-y
II IN - Church. NeW Haven. Conn ca Taursilg
s-hs : y u. sl tg Rev D. CroS~el M Wal
~ ~, DENSlO~, Is. o. JANE Z EVANS. aosa %
JAME> etLBERT.o NJ. IAST A IN tTEM4N
1--i '''' 90 james B-cSHlan. Esl of Battern4ts
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spoken. &c.

Aug ~ lai % %. llu a ~. ship Harmonic from New
Yors f0f Glasgow
Aug % lat - 30 lon - 50. ship Gernanr from New
York fif HaFfe
Aug q lar g H. lon. 8 0s ship Oregon fra. Croas'ati
flr Nsw-Iors
set O. lsr y IN 81 sap Cli-.onla Bf44der Row
.4Ic ron P-lale4 h4a f1r NeH-Or-~1ns
sep T. .a g. a.. lOn - g.. bark arreu, MCLEAN
DAYS tr1m Ilorasf0n f9r Neu-Dr.s4ns g..
Az % 1H seanrt Ing ship T J Roger spfA< a. in''
Havana isf Crofsradt .ts D..
Aur :, lar - ; bon p ". b.. bark Geo hs'ealf. 81
~ klc JaH~Ir0
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK SEPTEMBER


Steamship Empire Cay. Tanner New Orleans. &C. VI
O Roberts
Shin>-U ulervuter. Sbipcy Liverpool Kermit ClroN.
" Fuuuu. Norris Galveston. J. II Brewer c. Pro
bus. LIVINGSTON. s. John Il Vim. Tyson.
B1g,-Ouole. Brandt. 81. Marks. &c Laid Sfdnnard
4 fred EValI. Golden. Savannah l.. McCretiv \ Co
Daniel Huntlcy tBr Coafcet. sydney. J ; Whtnev Y
% Teuerifc Poster - <irkerson Zeu1Hl-
Carlton Madeira. NeSnlih y Sons
SchonGcfs- Barbara Allen. Lattimer Auchat W q.
D1no,tu = Irleman. Tuthill Phia1ei1bil. Jas Htnl .
Veto. Chase Boston Atkins n Co. Fashion. Kelly.
Boston. " Lewis Ellen Peterson. Boston. Foster <
Nickerson Cortull Rowland. Philadelphia W Nj
kse Baum1rc. >ialght. Baltimore. johnson n Lowden ,
Martina. Meath s. John. y b. BARCLAY * Livingston
Suol-Sca witch. " els Providence
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To Mariner.

CAPT Bennett rlnery Keeper y the L-a,-H1si-e 1n
Nnots Ledge proceeded thlther Tuesday from Boston
ard v ar gndle % one u ne ron les Which lr-
merry ported TIE Llgnt use The srindle vii mars
TIE SPOT ~hsfe the Lghr-hoqse st1od -nd serve a
o. manners
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Receipts Of Produce

bgfT Norm hte Boots laret1y-lgSlJ hais , our
lis d. Aslcs q DO WHISKY 6s35 bush Oats ..7 O
Con-. ti-a d. Bailey 4.asi to. Wheaf 1lg bags MeA
81 PuA o. ia Hams % 3d. Slauld4-s 4 r-, Lard
t.li. r.-s Cheese. 53 Do Butter p Dol. e, Vol
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DIED.

II hsE ase 90 49, = 80
TIE ireads b, lie family I'D q. Ter sry.he. As,, Il
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AT ~ Nanluckef. SEPT ship Atsslf hpsr.-s Mac.
son. Elglr-.s gu r. l9r shaAnE
Ar a. PrggaeetTsn stn scAr Cadnfs, Sopef Az
la.,.- OWN. v w. y ".
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MINIATURE ALNASAC----rHIS DAY.
81 N-Rses----5 81 scs..---6 ID MooN-RiseS..---7 ga
HI8H WATER Sept. H.
Sandy Hook % Boa Gov. Island 10 26a He'll Gate.2 n
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In addition. the city Of Cincinnati IA, cen a''"
rized BIZ vote ofthc peo7le % loan IT, c-e; me
Compsnv. 70 the er,en. Of $4,000 Are-y --.7e
force Is a, xo-k On the ROAD wet Of ch"lc'iae r.
contractors. lHessrs Gushing, Wood x Co. OF BIS
toni are pushing J, ~ith ea;vsor 50 ma, 'A sf1l
ING. mansonry. &C.. VIII be completed "1ian TIE
time sreciaed IN the contract July l. ,j2 The d.
rectors are determined 70 have the cars running ron
the coal region . miles east OF 11Acoine % 0-A-
cInDa,i. bv January /, 1853. The Eastern D-Fsi5n
ne road 90 niles Will " PIT unter contr ct nexi
Spring. and II VII be finished PROBABLY as soon a.
Philadelphia or Baltimore can meet i q; Marietta
and Parkersburg Chlhcoihe mas 5000 InRaoli ints
and tax LIS, Of S2.5c00oo. Ross Comfy, Of "n.cA
1t is the county seat. IS Of the Creates agricu-
raj counties IN the state Last year there Nere rai'
ed Of corn 100000 bushels and cattle and hogs IN
proportion The tax valuation Of The County Is
$llCO0.0OO.
The Deposits and Coinage at the New
Orleans Mint for the month Of August, l'jl are as
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06

The PennsWranidn relates the case of Mr.
Samuel Peabody, who was arrested bv the
watchmcn on suspicion of being intoxicated.
The Mayor desired to know what was Samucl's
opinion of the matter. With some appearance
of embarrassment he gave the following mar
rativc:
well, sir, mout have been drunk, and
mout not can't pretend to sey for certain
The fact is, I've done so little that way, that I'll
be blamed If ! know when am drunk | dare
say some of these police gentlemen are better
Judges than am, when it comes to that But I'll
tell you exactly what did and how | felt, and
your honor concludes was drunk, why I'll
pay the fine and say no more about it. You
see was troubled with the wind, and took four
glasses of lavender brandy to start it. Soon af-
ter, felt buZ2lng in my ears, and the hic-CupS
was awful troublesome, but that, thought, was
the wind coming Oft. Then it seemed to me,
as walked along the street, that an awning
post or water-plug, every now and then would
Jump before me, as if they meant to head me
off. | was mad at this and struck one or two
of them with my knucklcs but found il was of
no use, tormy fists got the worst of it. It seems
ed like all the gnss lights had faces to them {;
some winkcd and others grinned at me, and one
that stood before Il hotel noddcdas if it was ac-
qualntcd with me, and made sign towards the
door, as much as to say, Go in, Sam, and get
something to drink whjch Idid " hen came
ont there was the greatest ado that | ever saw
! was sure there was an earthquake, for the
houses and stecplcs were all staggering about
and the street was rocking just like Il cradle
1t was most sublime spectacle; so fetched
up against pump and held ON while | took a
look at the magnificent scene. No panorama
could come up to it, houses, trees, tences-all
rearing and plungnlg like wild horses. The
sight was worth Il dollar and half; ifl have to
pay fine don't care, for ! rot the full value
of my money. And so if your Ilonor's any
way suspicious that was drunk, III foot the
blll right away without any grumbling' His
Honor 'ros a little suspicious, and Mr.. Peabody
heng man Of his word, promptly pulled out
his wallet aud made a satisfactory settlement
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06

AsEcDoTE OF DoG.-A friend who has
been spending the winter in Halifax, n. S.,
tells us the following anecdoIe OF dog, which
is about the best story of canine sagacity that
we have ever heard.
Tge is a splendid wfoundland, and pos
scsses good sense as well as good looks. lie
is in the habit of going every morning with a
penny IN his mouth, to the same butchers shop
and purchasing his own breakfast, like gen
tIemanly dog as he is. But it so happened upon
one cold morning, during the past winter, the
shop was closed, and the necessity seemed to
be imposed upon Tlge, either TO wait for the
butchers return or look for his breakfast else
where. Hunger probably constrained him to
take the latter alternative, and off he started for
another butchers shop, nearest to his favorite
place of resort. Arriving there, lie deposited
his money upon the block, and smacked his
shops for breakfast, as usual ; but the butcher
instead OF meeting the demand of his customer
as a gentleman ought, brushed the coin into
his ill, and drove the dog out of the shop.
Such disgracetul proceeding on the part of Il
man, very naturally ruilled the temper of the
6ruic; but as there was no other alternative,
lie was obliged to submit,
The next morning, however, when lis mas
ter furnished him with the coin for the purchase
of breakfast, as usual, the dog instead Of going
to the shop where he had been accustomed to
trade, went Immediately to the shop from
whence he was 50 unceremonously elected the
day before-aid his penny upon the block, and
with IA Grow, ms much az 10 say, 'yOu don,
play any more tricks upon Travellers" placed
his paw upon the penny. The butcher not
liking 10 risk, under such a demonstration, the
preparation of another fraud Immediately rem.
dered him the q"id pro, in the shape of a slice
OF meat, and was about to appropriate the PEN
ny AS he had done the day previous, to his own
Golfers; but the dog, quicker than he was, made
way with the meat at one swallow, and scizing
the penny again in his mouth made off to the
shop OF his more honest acquaintance, and by
the purchase of double breakfast made up foI
his previous fast Worcester SPY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06
Truth and Honor.

II wealth thou art wooing, or title, or lame,
mere is that III the doing brings honor or shame
There is more in the running than winning the race
This marks thee as worthy that brands thee as base
q, then, be n man, and whatever hetde,
Keep truth thy companion, and honor thy guide
II n king, be thy kingshp right royalty shown,
And trust to thy subjects 10 shelter thy throne
Rely not on weapons, or armies OF might,
But on that which cndureth laws loving and right
Though a king, be man, and whatever bptide,
hecp truth thy companion, and honor thy guide.
II prince, or noble, depend not on blood
The heart truly noble is that which is good;
II the stain of dshOnor encrmson the brow,
Thou art slave to the peasant that swcas al the pow.
BE noble as men and whatever betide,
Keep truth your companion, and honor your guide
II lover, be constant, confdng and kind,
I Fo- doubling is death to the sensitive mind
Loves exquisite passion breath mny destroy,
W no soweth in faith expects harvests OF Joy;
In loving be men, and whatever betde,
Keep truth your companion and honor your guide.
II parent, br firm, yet iorgiying and true
II child honor him to whom honor is due
II rich, or if poor, or whaieer thou may'st be,
Remember the truthful alone are the free
BE ever n man, aud whatever hetde,
Keep truth your companion, aud honor your guide
Then, though sickness may come, and msiorunes
may fail,
The truth in thy bosom survivcth them all
Truth-llonor--Io Love -Friendship-no tempest can
pale
They are flowers breathing balm in adversity's gnle
y, the nanlikr is godlike, and SO shall brtde,
While truths thy companion, and honor thy guide
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might and bcnefcence, shall they not also per-
ccive forcshadowcd here that fairer, grandcr,
gladdor Future for them and theirs, whereof
this show is a prelude and prediction
wherein Labor shall build, rcplenish and adorn
mansions as stately, as graceful, as comno-
dious as this, not for others delight and WONDER
but for its own use and enioyment-for the life
long homes of the builders, their wives and
their children, who shall find within its walls
not Subsistence merely but Education, Refine
ment, Mental Culture. Employment and seasorf-
able Pnstime as well ? Such is the vista which
this edtice, with its contents, opens and
brighens before me. Heaven hasten the day
when it shall be no longer prospect, but
bcnignant and sure realization II. G.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06

THE DYING WIFE TO HER HUsBAND. The
following most touching fragment of Letter
from Dying Wife 10 her Husband, was found
by him some months after her death, between
the leaves of religious volume, which she was
very fond Of perusing. The letter, which was
literally dim with tear-marks, was written long
before the husband was aware that the grasp Of
a fatal disease had fastened upon the lovely form
of his wife, who died at the early age of nin-
teen:
"When this shall reach your eye, Dear c.,
some day when you are turning over the relics
of the past. shall have passed away forever,
and the cold white stone will be keeping its
lonely watch over the lips you have so often
pressed, and the sod will be growing green that
shall hide from your sight the dust of one who
has so often nestled close to your warm heart
For many long and sleepless nights, when all
beside my thoughts was at rest, have wrestled
with the consciousness of approaching death,
until at last it has forced itself upon my mind
and although to you and to others it might now
seem but the nervous immagnings of girl,
yet, dear G-.H is so! Many weary hours
have passed in the endeavor TO reconcile my
self TO leaving you, whom love so well, and
this bright world Of sunshine and beauty and
hard indeed is ii to struggle on silently and
70 Ieave ali for.ver and 10 down aIono into tho
d,rL valIev, .Rn, Inou, in ,,Tnu, bavo
,rnsted and leanino unon Hi, arm 81 faar no
OWL, Dnn,t Lama mo fnr toon;nn ovon oil
,his from vou Uoy couid snb;oo,s brs ,,o, nt oil
o,hors ,n suoh sarro,, r,.I ~, n.han
,ime will Soon make !, a,n,ron, 70 "en.
Gould h.ve wished r. Ii,a ;f orI,, - ha q,
your side wben ,,o,,r limo sIoIl como and nil,
iow;na vorr roysd I'D ,non ,,n h,aa,, no inv p ,ho
doa,l J,,,ns rro,n ,',rr ,,. w.! nd Ir IIr m, ~.
Jonar,;,,r sn;r;, ;n,, i,s u,rar,s nro.onoo o,u
b.imsd IN woman's hnlios, n-ayor RI, !, ;s
~ L,s,
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III tstcllnnfnlls
Little Nelly's Death-bed.

Gently tread We at her bedside,
For our darlng's dying now;
Her sparkling eye is glazing,
And the eath-damp chils her brow;
Softly whisper-sob but lowly,
For the angels now are come
Sent by him, the high and holy,
To convey her spirit home.
Hear We not the gentle rustling
OF their goIdcn.hcammg wings!
Feel We not the holy thrilling
That angelic presence brings
Look our darling now has seen them,
As they gather round her bed
Pretty! pretty" iallcth talntIy-
She is dylng--she is dead
She is dead yet still there fingers,
On her lips that parting smic
Each one gnzing, feels more holy,
More like Heaven, for the While:
For they think the blessed angels,
As they bore her soul away,
Left a trace OF bliss immortal
Stamped upon the infant clay.
GGoEGE GEENvlLLE.
dSt Weymouth, Mass. AprH, 1851.
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How TO Bur CHEAP ALwAYs.-It is fact,
one very seldom disputed, that he who adver-
tises literally and extensively can afford to sell
to his customers TO better ddrdHtage than he
iUhO does nat; because he adopts the correct
means TO multiply their number and secure to
himself a much larger amount of business
lie who does the largest business proporioncd
to expenses can do it at the smallest per cen
tage of profit. This, then, being rational
opinion, and one founded on experience, we
would call the attention of our readers wishing
to purchase any given article to the fact that it
is to their interest to look over the ADVERTISE
menIs in their weekly paper for all articles they
may want, and by all means, give that man
call who takes the trouble to invite an nspec-
ton OF his goods. Our experience forces the
belief upon us that nine times out of ten we can
buy cheaper-olen much cheaper of such,
than OF any other man. The reason is obvious,
wanting more Of the cream of trade, be not on
ly invites il but will be plant and accommoda-
ting 10 get II.