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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15
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The Fair and the DaguerrcO,ypes.


GENTLEMEN We have heard much lately
about The " DagUereo,ypes at the Falr' but not
Woru IN feiatDn 70 the admirable instruments eX-
hblten there, oy NhcA these very perfect spec mems
OF the art nave been OBTAINED. To the extraordinary
Improvements N the manufacture Of the cdmera mty
be mainly attributed the success that has attended
and when we add that, until very recently, cgnerIs
Of German production almost monop)zed the
Daguereoiypic field n this country, perhaps our IA
tonal vanity may suffer some snow of mOdlGciilDn.
1t was thought, in fact, that none but German
cameras w0uld answer for Photographic pictures.
But that Gay Is over If you Will take good look a,
a case OF elegant Daguerrean instruments now At
Castle Garden you may observe among them re-
markedly handsome camera, of gigantic size, IN ide
by MI C. {. Harrison, Of this CITY Nov, when we tell
YOU that those very large Daguerreoyplc portraits,
by MessTS. NJ. A. & ) Root that have attracted such
unusual attraction As wonderful specimens Of the
ability of the art, were taken with this very camera,
manufactured by Mr.. Harrison. YOU viii perceive,
and like AL OF Us Americans. you viii oe grahed to
perceive that We have At lengsa emanclpatet our.
selves, III TINS point, from foreign dependence,
anc suTpass Germany herself IN this par
tlcular and delicate branch OF philosophical me-
chanlcs. Mr. Harrison deserves vast credit for the
skill ard persey that have enabled HIM thus to
rival IN spite OF all obstacles the long experience of
his foreign competitors and we are sure that
glance at Roots portraits IN the Far Will satisfy the
most iDCredulous that such splendid eSul,s were
before obtained in the Daguerrean art and that
a most faitering prospect now stands before us of
still greater improvements, III process that we n al
faIcled peculiarly Limited by the inability of our Ger
man coadjutors Coop JUDGES.
Mar HgTk. oct. H. 1851.
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Arrival OF the Roanoke.

RIcHnoND, NOnaay, Oct. IL, 1871.
The steamship Roanoke. Captain Parish, arrived
Asre al noon to-day, from New York, win large
number OF passengers.
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Death of Commodore Warrington.
From the National lnlellisencer. Oct 10

1t Is our painful task to announce the
decease of Commodore Lewis Warrington, of the
L :. Navy. He died at hts residence in this city
yesterday morning. between 5 and O'Clock, m the
69h,year of his age. after an Hines OF severe suffer
ing Com. Warrington was native OF Virginia.
He was born in November 1872, and. after passing
his academic course at William and Mary College.
entered the Navy in January, 1900 80 that he had
served nearly hytwo years.
His professional services and brilliant achieve
mentS are interviewer with the history of HI, country
and conspicuous IN some of It's brightest pages
lie was almost the only one LEFT of that noble roll of
achieved so much glory for their country by Their
brilliant welcomes against an enemy till then deemed
invlncble. To high professional merit Com. w.
added an amlable disposition and modesty which
won great personal esteem, and will make ms loss
sincerely regretted by the society IN which he
cd
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Navigation of the Ohio.
The Propeller Monticello Ashore.

PIrTsBURUH, Tuesday, Oct. II, 1871.
The River measures twenty SIX inches. The
weather rs gloomy.
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tADYERT1SRMBNT.l

CANTON GRAPE SuAwLs AT AUCTION
This day. at 10 o'clock. Foster Livingston Will sell
a splendid assortment OF these Shawls being the en-
tire importation of of the largest houses IN the
trade.
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DETROIT, Monday, oct. -, u

DETROIT, Monday, Oct 3D. Is5l
The propeller Monticello which has been missing
t.r the past two weeks and which was supposed to
be lost Is now ascertaiLed 10 be ashore t"enty-hVe
miles below Eagle Iiver on Lake superior.
Her crew and passengers were saved the news OF
Tho disaster was brought to Mackinaw across the
country
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Eiecsiom-Latcr.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. i5-4 A.

c.,s., Co.-Comple;e, gives $50 MAJ. for
o' s's.,dU,H Coo for Bigger, gam OF l.2o).
y..,Ivmber,ssd Co-Big'cr 600 MAJ.
Citation Co-Bigler. $50
J.-,,r, Co.-Biglor about LOO majority
Iyeom,sg CO.-Bigler 400.
pS,lsdelph,a Co.-Kenslng'on' Biglers'o BUS
,lston. 30 for Bigler.
u,.,o,r Co--4OO for Birer.
y.,,ow-v C9--From 600 20 1000 for Big
c.,.,,bia Co.-90O MAJ. for Bgier.
Sorer districts of Mifn Co 100 for Bgler.
p;,,ers majority in Philadelphia County Is
no JOhns;on's majority in the city is 300.
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GENERAL ORDER.


NAVY DEPARTMENT., Oct H. 1871.
The Navy Department announces 10 the Navy ana
Marine Corps the death OF Commodore Lewis war
rnetOn. lie died at his residence IN the city OF Wash
lngton on sunday morning, the 2h Instant at fifteen
minutes after O'Clock, in the Goth year Of his age
Commodore Warrington stood CONSPICUOUS among
the distinguished men who have done honor 70 our
country his devoted patriotism, his great skill, and
indomtable courage have won for him ITS lasting
gratitude. The Navy Will cherish the renown,
which his gallant achievements have shed upon us
flag, and pay 10 his memory the consideration which
Is due 10 IT.
As mark of respect 1t is hereby ordered that the
flags at the several NAVY Yards and stations. and On
board of all vessels OF the United States Navy, be
hoisted at haf.mast, and thirteen minute guns hrei
at meridian on the day after the receipt OF this
order and officers of the Navy aud Marine Corps
Will wear Grape on the left arm for thirty days
&. VI. CONRAD, Acting Secretary of the Navy
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xx.. c,u,. Market. .ocrosgs 10.

(kspOItsd fVf Inc IFIbNh
IAtths asLngt0s Drove Iafo eoret ~ "a 49, -
yers, oarth-st, and At the Hucso1 RIVER sa nsse -
g.nSs al Rfowninxs sIIta-st, near rhira-av., aAa -
Char berisin' ., foot of Robanson-s.J ,,o -. -.
q savth and the balance from tbs state Demand far
Pre-, ranged from 50 W 70 81 10 cst, ~ IN 9sAay
At owsISG's-7o Cows and Calves offered. Sales q
rom $40 10 s3c4 $40 quality Lett over % sheep sse
srf5 50 en- sale sales OF Sheep at fro 81 - - SsTs
ss1 Lambs, 81 za$z 15Ss3 z5 Left over, .g~
AT Communicated 3le tsef Catts-ssiee
Al frusn S. 10 Sail sold. 80 Cows and Csises-su
,od at from S71 u sz2& SO 1900 sheep .as Lsnse.
sass At 81 sO4Sz 5osS4 Lambs, 81 2Sot1 z51t3-i~
uusold
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siding in this city The Coroner will hold al inquest
this morning.

this morning.
FATAL ACCIDENT on THE Ear RAuROAD.
An inquest was yesterday held ~ the City Hos.
plial ugon the BODY % Eugene Dresher. naive OF
Poland, . Yeas Of age. WAC had hs legs rtuslei On
~ ~ una rlh o.rI ~ "a,1 OF cfS on
limbs were amQufa'ed az the Hospital ani tle r.
feIcr fingered Until Monday afternoon, when degtl
ensued The Jury. after psncnt investigation %
the case. rendered verdict OF death By ss-pniuV
homoFriaee consequent uD'n INJURIES ~ lieatllly
received upon the NeS-York ant Exc Rs.lroII
C0URT CALENDAR.-ThisD 4y.-CoMMoN
Pleas Nos 53a 7C3 -, Isl, 80 700 III. 7,3 IS,
H. ~ 81, 7s3 IS. 79l Part IG-Nos rs, IA ~,
AZ 7i6, rs, - 75l. $50, 5s, 700, 762, ~, ~ 10
rs
SuPErIoR CouRr-Nos. II. o. 1903. l52 i3o, IS. 50,
&C, -. 1871. ~, Q, l2G 1872 5l. ~ Isl s6. 1871, 1872,
49, 1913, 1875, le5 gf 49, 9s l9J, 200, 2Ja, 2J}, 2N,
goo 20S. go. 90 oil 2ls 2l3.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. ca. 4ss, GO, so, 4O3, 95l.
Gj7, 65s, 6JJ Geo. col, Co., COB, sos, GO.
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Catherine HAYES mt Acknowledgement Suicide.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Oct. IT, IS3I.
Miss Hayes and SUITE arrived here this morning.
The excitement ~ hear her Is very great and tickets
for her concert this evening, are all sold.
The Concert of Miss lla,cs at the fremont Tenn
nile This evening was crowded by a fashionable audi
ence in full dress. The great vocalist has made
sensation never surpassed In THIS city There Is but
enc opinion of her remarkable powers aud accom-
plshments. The excitement has been so great that
seats are IN he sold at auction tomorrow.
Mr. Henry Gutter, broker OF Boston, attempted
to commit suicide, last night by cutting his throat
He Il II n MIN
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NEw-BBDFORD, tuesday Oct IA, IN5I.
The bark Pen, Russ ell, arrived al TINS port from
Fayal Sept. 23d, brings copIous adeiceS from the
outward bound whalers-aso, heavy letter bag.
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Markell CAREFULLY REPORTED EoR THE Tribune
TUESDAY. Oct 10
AsHEs-The MARKETS steady al the decline for Posrs.
with ,.lss a IS y7iss5 ~, and Pots 81 81.
COTTON-Ihe market continues heavy. with few sales.
ga baIes sid at previous prcss.
pIOIjR AND MEAL--There artsvky m or
fo he grades Of State and Western Ysous saA
urcss faysr the bsyer There dong fer ths k'~
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~ The semi annual examination of
Public School No 49, in Madson-st., near Scam mel,
will take place day, wednesday, commencing al
l2 p. NJ, IN the Primary department. At this time
the lower classes are mainly examined by the Exec
utive Committee Of the Public School Society, tae
higher classes being examined every Spring By the
entire Board Of Trustees.
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A tue extract from the minutes.
EDWIN F. HATFIELD, Stated Clerk
..WHFRE ArE The POLICEMEN !"-The

WHERE ARE THE POLICEMEN 1.-The
inhabitants residing / the quiet nelghoorhooi OF
klnc-st were disturbed from their slumoers on
Mor6ay night, by a company OF scHmmdgers' OF
,sistluInplans whose musical instruments IN part
consisted of sleigh bells, tin pans hsh horns &C. by
which they made night hldeouS with their reVeIy.
Not policemen yentured 10 interfere, or interrupt
them IN Their pastime and after wearying themselves
u1 they slowly LETT the street 10 It's usual quiet aud
repose. Again | ASA. Messrs. Editors, Where are
the Pollcemenl' hING-sr'
We have personal knowledge Of this nuisance,
and hold Capt Turnbun responsible for the same.
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ADVERTISEMENT

PORTRAITS OF kossuTH.- Persons wish
ing to procure capital portrait OF the great iunga
ran patriot. may obtain 1t from Messrs. Goupl &
Co., No. 2S9 Broadway
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ATTACK UPON PORTER House. About
O'Clock on Monday evening, three rowtieS entered
the porter house OIL. NJ NIgnodOre & son. No p
ith av and called for liquor. which was refused as
they were az the time some what intoxicated. They
became very abusive and ordered out, bat re-
fused to 20. The prOpret0rs finally elected them by
force and when upon the side ak, OF the gang
drew A large knife and stabbed the elder Mr.. VlgnO
Gore IN several places upon has body He was also
struck upon the arm and head with brick. The
salants then fed, and have thus far escaped arrest
Mr. Y il not yerv severely injured.
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- If YOU would know how to live"
says the Chinese apothegm, read Life" And
perfect book Of le, every chapter Overlooking win
thrilling history of the heart In all Us phases OF sad
and vlvaclouS existence, may be read in the new
moral drama, played with such success, every eve
nng at BdrnumS Museum. Charming performances,
also. this afternoon.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ryMr. f. H. Nash desires to remind his
friends and the public generally, that ne has com
menced an Elementary Glass In Brooklyn, and viii
commence two in this city next week, OF which due
notice will be given Private lessons on Piano, and
Singing at his rooms, StuyveSant Institute. Pianos
for sale
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Sr,c,pr By TAKING LAUpANuM.-Tho

O,Brien. who, for some months past. mas oeen a
bosrter At the house OF Mrs Taylor, No % cherry
:, Vas found dead IN his room al noon yesteruay,
~, /" ., .uoysd two ounces of laudanum, which ne
n1ocused as Is supposed from the label on the VAL
The deceased yesterday morning was a. ms t uls
aS ,nSnsI was discovered in his appearance sevs
VI VI, .,,s,s we're found upon his table, all OF when
bore the appearance of having been recently .sn.ed
ay -. ,ss hoen soldier In the U. s. Army iof
ne.r.y 20 wears. He came from the south a2ou' a
xs.r .nc. ard as far As is known has no family re-
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REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were


BrReLARy.-The houses No. go Gin.
tons. occupled bv Mr.. NJ. T. kunyon, and No PAS
Ciin;on-st. occupied by Ira B. Wheeler, Jr., were
entered on Monday night from the rear OF the prem
,ses. The Easements of both dwellings, were NOR
orehlv rsrsacked drawers, closets, &c. &c, bit the
buTeiars obtained hue booty, the silver and otnei
vSl9ableswere above stairs where the rogues dared
no. venture Ii is time this portion OF CAnton-sI.
I,obfed with gas az present It's exposed position
Ea,ns surrounded with vacant lOtsl and the Esyp-
nan carkness which prevails IN that nelgheorhood,
rsnas, :, that depredauons like the above
are not of nightly occurrence
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ARREST OF A FUGITIvE.-A man named
Benz Nichols, alleged to be an escaped convict from
the all at Troy, yesterday arrested IN this City,
and committed 10 the TOmbS, prepar tory 10 being
sent back 10 that city.
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BANGOR, IueSdNy, OCT n, ISoI.
Perkins valuable steam Saw Mil, IN Halloween
Name was totally destroyed by IRE on the l"ih INST
Loss 400 900 on which there was no insurance.
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Private dispatches from New.Oflcans to-day
quote CorToN as declining filing lc. LARD has
also declined ,c.
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Markets NEW. OELEANS. oct. 10.

Corror is ia fair demand Sales 600 bales at &c
Nothing dong m TOBACCO FLOUR IS dun, ant com
mon brands sell at S. asa IS CORN Is 3'GfOc
Tor heated and 45c. for Mixed. MISS Pork Is nomi-
nay at SIS % but large lots are offered AZ lower
figure. Bacon SIDES are al He diltc. WHISKY Is
IN limited demand, and sells az 20c. Llverpoo
Freight continues at 1l6d. Sterling Exchange Is at
saqc.
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CITY ITEMS.

~ The weather yesterday was glorious
All the fog and mist and gloom OF Autumn gave
place t. the radiance Of summer. The cay wa
cone in a thousand one altogether lovely
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r. For Markets zee Eighth Peg. "a
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Ma. EDIToR. la the list of City Items"
for this morning YOU notice the number of beggirs
now throDging streets, and very significantly Ask
- any one ever he ard OF negro 0eggar, save the
blind man opposite s. Philips Churchr
Now really Mr. Editor, you should have known
better than to have asked such question. proceed
Therefore 30 enghten You. Ii Is true have not been
heset by any negro asking for cold victuals. old
clothes, a sIxpepce 10 buy nights lodging Their
characteristic lmprovlcence IN state of freedom
not to have brought them to that pass As yet,
but you not that recently our citizens have
been begged by these same negroes on quite differ
ent account Why, within the last fe. days not
less than three four Of them have come to me for
funds to purchase the very legs that brought them to
NY door And one OF these Migrants was Minister
of the Gospel too certified as such by the man who
sent HIM 10 our City 10 beg 5000 that he might buy
his head. neck, lungs. stomach, liver, heart and
whatever else pertains to that mysterious Orgauzi
ton covered with a black skin Now sir, you have
mtima'ed 10y the above question that negroes do not
beg. VIII you retract. Yours, truly SMITH
~, Vol
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Uses OF Prof. Fowler wi

USES OF HKENOLUGY. Il TOT. I OWItI VII
illustrate at the Hope Chapel tonight, in his hap
pest manner this important subject. II there are
any skeptcs of the truth utility OF this science
they should go tonight and hear for themselves
The examinations, far, have been satisfactory and
as this Is the last chance, every one VINO can get
shilling, will make sure Of getting its full value
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ARREST FOR STEALING A HORSE. -Chas.
Cisco, alias VIM Cisco, was yesterday arrested on
charge OF stealing IA horse valued at S75 the prop
erly Of Edw. 5 Brown residing At No. ZIG Mercer
ST. The accused on being arrested admitted his
guilt and committed o prison by Justice Lohrop
for examination.
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PRorEssoR ANDERSON AND koSSUrH.-
THIS popular Professor Of Natural Magic closes his
sojourn on Friday at Tripler Hail. and deVo'es 'he
receipts of his last performance toward the tuna De-
ing raised for the lusrious Hungarian hero hoSsu'n'
This is but one of numerous instances oil hoeraii'y
on the part Of the Great Magician, which show mat
Ibis own heaIti is in the right place" though he SO
be-uegles the hats and pocket handkerchiets OF his
audience. Professor A. goes TO Philaeelphia on
MONDAY next, where his fame is well known, and
where he will, doubt, meet with warm reception
VOCAL Music.-Mr. Bradbury will deliv-
era Lecture upon this subject al his Music rooms,
No. ALB Broadway. this evening. See advertisement.
PAINTINGS AT AucrIoN.-A large collec-
ton Of Paintings Will be sold this morning BY auc-
,h,op. nj No. 3ss Broadway. Sale 70 commence ri
II O'Clock.
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y The Cattle Show of The American
Institute will open to the public this day, at Madison
Cottage, corner of Fifth-av and Twenty -hrdst., at
SA NJ, and continue open for three days. Entries
NAV be made this day on the ground, until IL VI.
LEWIS G. MORRIS, X. 5. LIVINGSTON,
DAVID BANKS, CHAs. II. HALL,
JAMES De PEYsrER, Comm. on Agriculture.
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~ The Eighteenth Ward forms Tenn
perance Alliance to night at the Presbyterian Church
corner of Fourth av. and Twenty second st. at Il
o'clock The exercises are expected to be inter
estlDg.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-04
UnriValled Assortment,

TINE subscriber has just received new suppl,
L Of Groceries, Conlectonares, Segars and To
bacco, consisting in part as follows:
Groceries.
Sugars-N o. Porto Rico crashed and loaf (Stu
arts besO
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
Mackarel No. l in half kits
Bacon first quality leaf Lard
Cofees-Rio and Java; sack and table Salt
Teas-Hyson, Young Hyson and Green
Fancy and common Soaps
COnfectiOnarics.
Candies, sugar plums and kisses; raisns; almond
Currants; flberts; preserves, jpllies and jams
Figs in boxes PruneS in do, large and small &c
Lemon syrup in quarts and pnts; citron
Spices.
Nutmegs, cloves, aspice. cinnamon and ginger
scsars.
"Clemrncia," a splendid article, new brand
Ell Durndr,., Prmrra Ms
Consolation. Gold Leaf, Castillos &c.
Tobacco.
SIS Ny yer's best Honey Dew
Syms pressed Rough and Ready
Superior Honey Dew;
Wilson's peach-havored AS
Mrs. Miller's fine cut
With many other articles too numerous to men,
ton, which will be sold exceedingly low for cash.
Country orders promptly attended to.
Nov. 30. VIM. C. MOORE.
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Bogardus' Planetary Horse Power,
General Information!

ME suD>crlOer would conide mtIally INFORM his
l. kind patrons, and the public promiscuously,.
that he is Gin town." having returned from the
North with an overwhelming stock of choice,
cheap and elegant Goods, embracing every thing
new and elegant in q
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. u,
His purchases consist entirely of Dry Goods, se-s
iectsd from the most recent mportatons, with the.
closest attention to every branch of the Dry Goods
business, so as to present to the public at once, a
complete assortment in that line, and at prices low
enough to suit the closest economist.
Parties from the country will please bear him
in mind when they visit Camden, as his stock is
always open for inspection.
netto Cash Store.
JAMES WILSON.
Octl. n tf ~
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Gen. Zachary Taylor, has or the past five years
been IN the habit of using it, and recommends the
same. he and myself adopted the article at the
same lime, and It is now considered an utmost in
dispensabie article in the army. In conclusion,
would say that the better it Is known, the more
highly II Will he priced, and trust that its health
restoring virtues will make it generally known
throughout The length and breadth of our widely
extended country. You very respectfully,
S. G. TAYLOR, u. ). Consul to y. Granada