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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

GJRYAMNeId nH ffsnlMS CERT IN II "a. TIE yH
MAN FREE COMMUHITY.-We would call the aiten
ton OF the music loving public to extraordinary Musical
EVENING, April s. Beside several other eminent Ger.
artists will hear again the young Pianist Master
SEBASTIAN EMILE COOK, the well known American
wonder. or course the house will be crowded.
Tickets at Schubert Co o Music-sore 257 Broadway,
and al the door the evening Of the Concert To con.
mence at n O'Clock. as IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

&KIlO5O w n n LA Ghs-DOOhN
AIopen att to commence at n o'cloek-Prices OF 40
mission TO Dress Circle and Psrquet 50 cts Family Cir
e5 and S. THIS EVENING. All 8 will be performed
WHO'S YOUR FRIEND
Countess Rosedale. Miss uia Bennett
To conclude with
ALL THAT GLITfERs IS NOT GOLD
Stephen Plum Conway Msrthg Gibbs. Miss Bennett.
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VIBLO'S GARDEN-OPEN THIS

NAND EVERY EVENING Manager, JOHN SEP
ToN.-CIRQUE FRANCAIS-MHe CAROLINE LOYO
and the BROTHERS LOIsSET, with DIR. Rufus Welsh's
Company. Equestrian Director, Monsieur r. Losset
Clowns, by Messs. Wallet, Lathrop and Gardiner Each
performances consisting Of Haute Ecole d'Equitshou
Grand Entrees, fableaux Academlques. Lutes de Vol
ugeurs, Les Jeux Scanens, In which Mile Caroline and
the Brothers Lolsset will execute leading acts To CON.
mence At IL Day performance Wednesday and Saturday
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QURTON'S THEATER, Chambors-si
NJ REAR or CITY HALL.-The nearest fheaief 0.
helarge Hotes Doors open commence ct ?! O'clock
This EVENING, April g. will he performed
LOVE IN A MAZE.
Lord Mnever.. E. Lester Mira Buckthorne. Mrs Russell
To conclude with the Farce OF
SCHOOL FOR TIGERS.
Boxes Dress Circle and PaTquee 50 Gus; Family Circle
IS cs; Orchestra Seats rs Private boxes Is and g.
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lGDENSBURGH RAILROAD

4 NOPAKIN EhSHIF Unucf tuo :. =. ,he
OLORD LYNCH CO 10 this day dssolyea ., ~ of Of
witbd1ving Of VIM. @. LORD. The mar anu, a.Is rm Of
Canes Patent Soap will be continued, uadef ~'
CHAs LYNCH co, MlA soinvAnfl a2Sgs
New. York, March lib, 1881. -----.,.,,,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

VINO COUNTY NOMINATIONS. The Wing
Convention for nominating County officers met at
Flatbush at O'Clock yesterday afternoon Aid
Thomas II. Redding presided, and William 4. Peet
and Jared Sparks acted as Secretaries. The first
business In order was the nomination OF candidate
For state Senat0r-On the first ballot, Edward w.
Fisk received IS votes Charles Fowler -, scatter
lug g. Alr Fisk having received a majority OF the
votes cast. was declared nominated.
FIR County JHdge-lioward {. Cady received 81
votes, VIM. A. Green -. Scattering 3. Mr. Cady
was consequently declared the nominee
FOR Cor0ner Of The Cify Of Brooklyn-George L Ban
received 81 votes, - Benedict IS, scattering /.
Dr.. Ball was thereupon declared nominated
For Coroner If the county Of hHgS-B. }. Donnelly
% votes, William Green II. Mr. Donnely was de-
cared the nominee
For SuptriatodentS OF the Poor-The present III
cumbents, NessrS. James C. Rhodes and william
Rushmo!o, were re nominated by acclamation.
FOR yUStlcc Of the Court Of Seasons hoInas =
Brown, Son'r, received % votes, and stephen ;:
Voorhees,, IL after which the Convention adjourned
IN harmony and good order
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List of Patents

s,a,5 rom the United States Patent O5ce, for The
week cndns oct. IA, 1871.
Jno NJ Bachelor, OF Cambridge, Mass, ior I'm,
movement IN lnsulators for Telegraph wires. Dated
Oct H. 1851
Zepss c. Robbins of Washington, ID. C., for I'm.
p,oyemeutin Ihsulators for Telegraph Wires. Dated
Oct a. 1881.
Hiram Tucker of Cambridge, Mass for Improve
ment IN Initiating Marble. DATED OCT ~, 1871.
Nm II Brown, Of Worcester Mass, for Improve
,nept IN Shower Baths Dated Oct. IL, 1901:
Gee Hammer, Of Philadelphia, Pa, for Improve
rneUtS IN Machines for Cutting CoTks. Dated Oct.
=. 1851
v.r If norcut Mass for improvement IN Machines
Tor Twisting FunseS OF >hawls, &c Da'eo OCT II,
Nm. Newlove. Of Utica, n Y. for Improvement
in (irinoing Mills. Dated Oct. IA, ISL
Chas IL Beatty. Of Wheeling, Va Tor improved
Door Lock. Dated Oct a. 1851.
Nm KENYON. Of Sieubenville. Ohio. assignor 10
Ios p EaIeh Andrew Hartupee and Jno Morro",
fcr improvements IN Machines for Making Nuts,
Washers. etc Dated Oct. II, 1881.
Robert Lewiston. of Monroe. Mich TOT Improve
ucnt in Axle Boxes for Railroad Cars Dated .ocl! H.
ISL. ,u, a.. =. t.,
,,cvsnert IN Water Wheels Dated Oct IA, 1851.
E6mnr6 Sheelz Of Campbellstown, Pa, LOT I'M
n,oyrmeUt IN Oyershot Water Wheels Dated oc'.
il. 1851. r~,,-a5 p,d
Thos Slaight, of Newark, M for Improved r"o-
lock Dated Oct IL. 1881. o.. f.. ,.
Elisha Vance Of Cincinnati, ONO, Tor improve
nert IN Stoves. Dated Oct IL. 1871.
Grammar. Warner of Washington, ID. L; fof I'M
nrovsment in Lamps for Burning Napor OF Benzoie'
etc Dated Oct Ia, ISL M r.. 1,,,,ovea
Furnace employed IN "eiuls5 S""AN -
t;or,,n winston Of Caarestown. Mass, foI I'm
ptoveIac., ia Am-heatlng Stoves Dated oc'' IT, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

ard about 10000 in this City since the Apostles re-
turn from the South and West.
Father Mathew is soon TO leave He Is devot'ns
his life to most holy cause, and wherever ne goes
the blessing Of the great Father above, and OF al
good men, will go with him
Y The funeral ceremonies over the re-
mains Of Lieut.. Floyd were observed yesterday
morning m the Governors Room, at the City HAL,
and az Greenwood Cemetery. The body, which was
found to be but slightly altered lay IN stase all day
Wednesday. guarded by delacamens OF military
At II o'clock Yesterday the funeral procession was
formed in The following order
Military Escort composed o.
Wasli, ctoG Gfays mounted Capt NsUsn.
etsfe Hus,a,s Compsuy g mouste1 1t Meyer
h br1si . SSl csp by DyoS %1iS1
An AInsTican Rifles compsny d. Cap, Moo5y
rr.. Regiment nsi N t1S.S York State VOL
unieers, under command u
Ad.tant McCabe as
Quad 81 Honor.
pl r@a The Hearss RsaS"r,
Officers and Members
OF the Is. kssinont n Y. Volunteers.
not under arms.
Relatives and Froads Of Deccssed.
d.. Cen sandfcrd and StsG. and oaoers Of the Fust
Officers Of the cry Government.
Tie PROCESSION moved at ~ o'clock, through
Cha,ham.st rowery, Grand-s., Broadway, and State
ST. to tic South Ferry, thence TO Greenwood Gene
toy The Hearse as drawn by SIX horses Il con-
sisted Of the usual platform, upon which the coffin
rested. and which draped WITH black CLOTH boz
dered IA white fringe and canopy, surmounted
by an eagle This canopy was also draped with
black cloth, which depended from It's SIDE IN loose
fr,ds Tie ornaments with which the coffin was
decorated were Of silver on black ground. On the
I'd was handsome silver plate, on which We OBJ
served tie following inscription
Lieut. Robert NJ. / oy3, Of Company h, Fust Regiment
OF NV Ycr Volunteer Did al Panama 18TH August,
1870 ased q years and months.
Tie sides Of tie coffin were tastetuily set OF with
silver fringe and large number Of silver stars were
conspicuous on top. Under the inscription were the
arms OF the regiment to which the deceased be-
iouged On arriving at the Cemetery short religious
exercises ere held the body covered with earth,
three volcys fired over the grave and the NOR
tai tenement of the brave soldier left to dark
ness and tie worm.
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Passengers Arrived

IN sieaHsa p Roanoke Ercp Richmond-A T.. Mills Y n.
" fo. Dir Dean, Mr Cook, 0ir. Gardiner, q CDK: v.
Smith Jsbn Cram en-, Geo Win e. A Knirht, c. Htl.
Kayton. A Kayton. DR.. Dennis, VIM. Hasey, MI Beck
with Miss Hart. Miss Quinn Miss Suhern, L. King
man aid two children. Mis-. Adams. Mr. Walker, f.. e..
X oder, W. p. Hllyer W = Wilson. A Abbott. DR..
Parker h. Moseley, Z II Moseley l.. " KIP. G. !.
Taylor + d. P'sgOtt, III T. Mckinney aud lady, 5.
Sohes 7. 4. Handy, c. T Hardy Mrs bIanha Cox Mss
Sarah Cox. hrs Werkmuller Mrs Fisher. Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs Suaern u VI Morris and LADY, Miss Adams. Mr.
Fatou, NJ shafer j 7. Pumph ev, r. Holland J.. Old
ham Mr. Fisher. r. J Ward, Chandler, Mr. De B.ee.
+ T. Jones John Kendall 3 J lie C0mpte. J. Witse-
more, T. o Smhh, q W Ames, d. IL Turner. Nj john
stoI e. Ms Mclaughlin, Miss Mclaughlin, { Barney,
isdy aud servant Ms kuns two children and servant,
bIrs Carney, =. X Bsrkwel sharply, aad II IN the
stecTage.
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MARRIED..

On Tnur,,lay AFTERNOON Oct &c. 1851. BY Rev. J. l..
ScbOc pastor u the Lutheran Church IN Mulberry ~
iefweeu Grand End Broofne- SIS, Mr. GEORGE
GARDNER 10 Mlss HARRIET ) BARLEY
on Vtdn sLag. Oct r. 1851 ia the Nesry-st Cbur;h,
bv Rev y Haysny. Mr.. J THOMAS ROBIN, u this
C,iy IL MIss FMELiNE, daughter Of " iiam Curaiss-
nam. &c. Il Greenwich. Conn ,e,.
on Tuesday Oct "a, 10 s. psnl,s Church. Brco. .sa.
Com ~ Rev n ID Noble AUGUSTUS {. BoOhAEn-
NJ ID of Newly CITY 10 Mss CANDACE ,oniT
Daughter Of Rev BEN amin Benhan Of the Drmer place
on Wednesday Oct. -, al BiDehsm place Shrswseuy.
hv Rev Whesllck n. Paunly THOMAS = hOssI I'm
10 ANNA EHkICk eldest daughter Oi Df Eiet"
a. New Haven oct - BY Rev. Dg,ton, ~ ~.
WARD BAILEY. ofthe firm q Lsps b.as5' u "''
Cty "a Mis- 81 SAN NJ BEERS, Of Ne"-hHsh, NJ
x Cgynwau Oct 7. BY Rev Andrew siiMsn. ~.
CToIGF " sIGISON, 10 Miss SARAH arS"'"
nj GnEu Briudage ofComwalI. Orange 20 MI
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DIED.

I, th, City on Wednesday evs9ing oe' y, ~ -
Ri III VIZ 4 the late Joseph Moore IA shs o'n p'~
Of Der sge. -,-... r,t5.y thu tJth inst al
- p NJ from the Tes4dence VI beI son Alfred
ce ~ 2la Wes ed q. bet seen the 3lh and sn avs
lie ntTss II. family are respectfully inynea 70 sSss
lttO1 further InshAiifh lbs iehias VIII " A1'" "
Greenwood for ntefnieht . z ~. - Ms.
AZ Raycr .uood. J.. 1 on tie evening OF Oct -. n"
NARY DE FOREST. daughter Of Capt A. j. Ch'-
"a ~ ~ n the 2Jn year u heI age . a, ~
Her funeral VI take place from 100 ForsJthH ~.
"a FRIDAY aflemOCn. nth INST al 81 o'clock Inc "'n""
II the family IRE invited - attend. .. r.xp
on THURSDAY afternoon. Oct 10, u esnsunPvn' JAW"
KELLY aged q ycas e,.. 1890,
The III nos AID acquaintance % me fanny ais
fully invited attend her funeral or oetnIosl
=. ia" g 49, oil tls
At the residence 6! aer ss,sr Iva Aish nv ~ &
yssfs. ,. 49,. ~
~ M,s;,,nr, Mac Dot 7. 1854 Of ceus1msiAaa. Ma
Ei-IIIH A JOHNSON. lge1t feaTs.
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sb,ps-souherper Sullivan, New Orleans. stanton (
Thompson Great Western. Sherwood, Liverpool, C. II
Marshall < Co : Waterloo. Harvey Liverpool Kermit x
Carson Corneiiu. Grinne Fietcher, London Gnnnel
Minfuln & Co Rip Van Wrinkle. LOwber, Liverpool. J.
Kiiching MonloieY, Lincoln New Orleans, Foster
Nickelson Columbian, Burk. Apalachcola, Laid &
Church Loci wood (Br ErrngtOn ST. John. u. Gfin-
nell NIintufn & Co Ellen Forrestal. (Brl Ppnsbuy, So
J, hn, n Roche Brothers & Masterson Iarch, Rich.
HAVE, N Livingston.
Barks-Te1as Liyefmore, Savannah. Durham Dmon ,
Obia Fgara Gibraltar, SC Fraucla Gomez co Mn
erva (Brem) Depker, ManZanilla, Pope Co Nord
America. Ham Peters Hamburg
Brg.-ROw land Watts Jack sonyille, j Ewell San
taeo Burgess, Cuba NJ. NJ Freeman Co: Florence.
RAY ST Crox. Russell Norton susannah, Br) Kelly.
Grenada. }. d cDcuueii.
Sch0Onef-A. Dc Rooster, Birgcss. Cuba, u VI.
Freeman y Co Sterling (Br) Holmes. Windsor. \ 5. j.
: Whitney l. Co
Propeller Cayuga Wilson, Philadelphia. J. * y Bnsss
Barge Planet Wight Philadelphia. x y. Busss
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Arrived.

Steamship Roanoke Parrish Norfolk, &c. with mdse
AID passengers 10 Dean Thornton.
ship Mara Smith. kIo de Janero, sept coffee 10 SIM
zen Co Sid IA with ship Conrad ~. PhiaGe lpha
bai Salem for California schr. sul for New. f9rk
Bark Brunette. (of Belfast Me- McGEah, Camena'' ID
CaFs sugar and "a CLASSES. q VI. Taylor
Bari joan Winthrop (of Boston, Blanchard Ia7ana IS
DAYS sugar and cigars 10 Nesnhth Sons
Bari Augusta, BFem Daonber GoitenDafs' ~ drs'
non and q passeBge = to Funcke Mencke
Bug Curis, sirout, Gonaiyes, Is days. D"h'Say''
Brs Msirose n Calais. MEG San Juan &c Ncas,-
eva Sert 2 tdse wood, &c. 10 Brett y Nose The VI
be- had head y ,nds aud Gains the entire passage AN
hands SICK sept o. lat q 80 long g. s,ke eafA CIds,
Kimp'cn for Mobe' who rendered se vi lss.s1n.e ''
PGg Albert (Brl Rabinson. ST Martins, Scot Is, air,
70 rcs9rd SD IN CO. sn scer III iS6 " ~ yea
se.. Saw going Br ons LOUISA A sonnet Il fa'-
moth o,<,,.-
Sehr pee Degcy, X Edmond, days, coal.
sChr Golden Rule Rogers. Alexandra. days. cod
Schr Frarkln NJ sol. Virginia DAYS potatoes.
Schr Enpne. Lemsea. Virginia days. potatoes
Scur O'egon Cox Nrgrla, asyt pc,aoes
SOUR Charlotte. DriscOl Philadelphia, days; coal
schr { johnson, ATey, virginia, 2 days. wood
Schr VII Carter. Il gers Re Lmont, dsj $, hour
sc,r Danl. Bsker Paterson, virg.n'a. . iays VOID.
Schr X SecOr Pierce Nirgina. daTs. wood
Schr. " J. Barker, Smith, Virgins, days 700. -
schr Chas. COopeT Corson Phadelf ~ .1'
Schr Sea-Fi0weF. Dayton. Ale rarfrta das c,al ,,
Schr Jsla Paysol PEBBLE. Jaessonshie " ''''' '"'
plank, 10 " II webb. no.. o,i.e
Sehr. County. Parker. GoofgstoSn' c ''''' ''-''
sch1 Eico,t Kngslard Baltimore days. HHd'F to
s aia May Fla DER. Backsv,, Ne days IA e
70 s sa eoIsmti. %nso Nork days ds' to St r.
Scar Mar1 Eta sopsr Georgetown ds Ha'-i store
70 sla,,o r,ss.rick Brown. Gardner. Provdsroe
BELOw-1shIps and brig ,.,. ,...,
sAED-Ships Waterloo HArv~y ior $3.50, "isa
Wessrl Shearman fs jO C,<nspS "i"-'
<or London and othsu
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. OCTOBER II, 1851

Jno. G.. Webb. of Williansbureh N Y. for fu,-
proVement IN Solar Lamps ;or burning Lard or Gus
Dsted Oct "a. 1851.
Jno. G. Webb. Of Williansburgh n Y. for I'm
provement IN ArgSnd Gas Burners Dated Oct. II,
ISL
Jro \ andell, % 81 LOUIS, No. for improvement
In lnsula,ors for Tsegrapns Dated Oct IL, 1851.
DESIGNS.
Lyman Cobb, Of Akron, Olo, for Design for Stores,
Dated Oct, II. ISL
Chas J. Woolson. OF Cleveland, Ohio, for Desiga
for Stoves. Dated Oct Il, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

Receipts Of the past q hours-Flour. 90 900 b5ls.
Wheat uone-torn, 1900 tush-Brey, - 600 bush.
The Transactions N Flour to-day amounted to 2010
b5is 1t about previous rates There is not much IN
QuIy for Wheat 2,501 bush. GeneSee sold at 99,.
Com is held higher and tie t-ansa ,ons are limited
Ot0 bush. mixed Weston sold At SIC Bdrey-Sales
reach 2j,CO0 bush. at Il 15c. for tw0 IoWct. aud
- n Sic. for four rowed Prison Whiskey IS at pie.
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MarketsNEw-OpLEANs. Oct Is

The supply Of CoTroS i light and the sales of the
morning were only 1900 bales. The americas
news has been received and caused an advance OF
&C., strict mid Ing being quoted lie, and good mti
ding he. PoRK Is excessively dull-Pnme barrelei
LARD jd9c. RIO COFFEE Is dull at &c FREIGHTs
have further advanced, two ships having been ken
for Liverpool at q. ExcHANGE IS depressed. the
quotations for Sterling being rs premiun-Ncw-
York Sight Is discount 10 par.
The Produce market IS exceedingly duh. $.
Louis FLOUR Is at SO 75G 81 IS foT Superine. Mess
PORK Is offered under SIS. Bacon and BErr quota
lions are nominal. TOBACCO IS Inactive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

- sassn'P AMERICA. q hslifsi va relexsnAs
"a e. 81. y. - 80 aug ~. Mm. SturscSs Z. C4lsa.i.
~ Sea Mteze a. kombsy n, Yuu,.or A. A,
Cd for Ssiioa Aas IS. Onssa al Csles;ss ~ r.,,.,
n do - R''s''
Sailed far Blscn OCT :. Heeeoca. f,es, rs,.-,,.,
Arr from New YORK oci I, EEssien IN ,hr sr,.,,t
z FInse Alnef az Deai, DcveasAie. al DO, Fr,ekbs
Sailed ier New lors. Oct :. Wslizcs from k.,..
Iteel.,f. fon i.Nclfooi. Martha Wna fso,, -
John HaEcock and cola-ba feoTi 10 ~
Arr. 1on FhiadslrAia Ocl !. Ctr az SlasSos l., ..
lTcunol Crsrksd be- sfssn ~ vhea tsres dsys al
"hrh rendered her ~ srhinc y s>ee-sf are csys
sd p ~ .,N'tirhia Dcf .. Zone fre7s iIsefp,sfi.
Ar tom ChAfi' ston y 81 Sopa'a. Bremcrhsv,s
Az. f-ia John, Nm. Scpi i5 ,fos-s Wheeler. At
l-ycVs,l
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

NoMlNATroNs.-The Wings have nomi-
mated for the Assembly district in which Williams
bureh is situated, Mr.. Elijah ii. Kimball, OF Fiat
lands The Democrats have nominated for the
same Office Mr.. Edmund II. Briggs, OF Williams
hureh Pre- sident, last year. OF the village.
The meeting of citizens IN favor OF prohioltlnS
the running of omnibuses on sunday, &c, did not
appoint a nominating committee, but committee TO
confer It'll other nominating committees In relation
IL Tho rrat'Ir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
Passengers Sailed

~ steamship Canada Boston for LiveYooi .Mcss5s
+ DE s;eT, A Dexter, y Charlton, fTood, Steel, W
{. Dos ding. =. che. Hon. n u Rheit, Miss lruhost,
hIr and lady. and Mr. banderdal. Of Boston u
r.. Tniseton, Of Albany Major IoDbe. MIR L. Davidson,
+ Davidson. FrensdoIf. Of Washington. DC. d. L.
Campbell, If St Louis, Mrs Arson Hardy ants and
nu'sc Of Liverpool J L. Nerdelc, Mrs. J. Davidson.
Miss Davidson. Mss T. Davidson. Miss l.. Davidson.
az nurse Messrs Hughes, II Parish Walter, Dclms,
and {. Lnling, q England. For HallfdA-Wm. Young
and lady and VIM Hare Of Iial'aN
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BY TELEGRAPH.


MarAets- .Nsw-OBLBANs, Oct II
COrToN IS IN continued demand, AMI the sales OF
strait mitdliug is quoted a. Tc. The Attntc's
rews has been received Mess P0Rg i noninll AZ
So goo hbls prime LARD sold At dc Prime ye
lou Cons Is 45c., and soc Is the outside figure fO-
white MoHEY : tight, ami Sterling Exchange has
recedeo 10 las. FREI0Hrs-COtton Is taAea Tor
Liverpool at i9-52d., az for HAVE az lac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

Receipts since our last. FLOUR, 800 bbls.
WHEAT, 4J,pp bush CORY, - 900 bush. FLOUR
Is m speculative demand A. better pri,es 1000 ')s.
Michigan sold at 50 060S3 2j Prime WHEAT Is IN
fair demand for milling sales Of 10000 bush. q. 5}c.
for OHIO. Corn has been N brisk demand and 30 900
bush. changed hands At 42c. for mixed Western.
OATS are steady at BIC. No change in FREIgHTS.
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By telegram

BOSTON OF i5-Arr tsrs Dhgcace Stvar,ss tryx
J " Co licv sauiit River ca S1ssa Igl,T. Ph,.,
schrS Eiltn Herbert and jo.era FArurn yes-Y5,k
B,iDrr. stin hsgfn. Gl5SgIx Oak Naltfls nai.r,
PRONtDtNCF Ocf iS-Ar s-hrs pueal VS.. PSI.
ter. fhhadc iha JoRa Rogers. h9a4s Z. 10 AEas.A ID
Johnson. 20 Nliam Ln.rT. lskf. do. Smith ragNs
Lamar Nance mJhd Va. SisOgS Pennsylvania BsckA-
10 PAIL Ado..s Wells. Albany
BRISTOL OCT iG-Au brig Rsnion. Phns scsr
Man G iorIbuli g.. slo0p .ci0ry Nes-fOsS.
S = lI.s HEM Msrshsi. West. Havana
PROV IpENGE. Oct it-Arr. >cnrs Ssur'y. Pai'sfsi-
Mt.ry
50 schf O,io-l. rsr are so Frsnkla n Yayt
NEMOki.EAN> OCT IS An >hi0 Anna Rifh, n stsn,
ship MosiniolelsId. philadelphia. para lady Kt sht
81. sii a is-sUn. <gv- Nulk
INV ORLEANS. OCg 10 Arr bark Fanny, N YoTh
So. bank Eustc na.i.Aoic
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fADVFRTIsEMFNT. J

New MUsTC.-We have three new pieces
by the great composer, VIM Vincent Wallace. His
celebrated romance, emusic Murmurngs in the
Trees, which is one Of the most noted piano com.
positions ever published, and IS the chcf GGHrre Of
Tins talented musician. THE Pretty May Waltz"
"a pretty little gem, and " Softly ye Night Winds"
ballad, written a companion TO his well known
song, Sleeping Dreamed, Love" 1t is seldom We
meet with so beautiful ballad They are published
by VIM. Hall & Son. No. 239 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

The store formerly occupied by ). Bar
ker No POI Grand.st, viii be closed to-day and to-
morrow for the purpose of marking down the stock.
VII be opened on Monday. the Goth inst, when the
whole stock Will be offered at great sacrifice to
close tie business.
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claims TO originality. &c. were all fully drawn, and
the speaker looked 70 the not distant fullments OF
HE plans
The address Wa. very interesting one, and filed
With valuable and Interesting facts. 1t was atsen-
lively listened to- and frequently drew forth loud APP
piause.
The Br0omdeld Band contributed much to the
pleasure OF the audience by their SPIRITED perform
arrls.
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lively listened to, and frequently drew forth loud APP
piause.
The Broomdeh Band contributed much to the
pleasure OF the audience by their SPIRITED perform
snces.
MADAME ELISE BIscAcoIANTI. - This
ohsrmirg ard accomplished vocalist, the only 5rsi-
clsss Italian Opera singer % which the United Stues
h,s az yet given birthplace IS about returning 70
us, after an alduous and successful engagement in
London. IN ,he course Of which she appeared 10
company witt Grisi, SoLtsg, Mario &c. and sang
With immen-e success at The grand Naiioail Con-
certs gwen II Ter Msjestys Theaer and atIhe Phil
harmonic, &c, 60 We shall all be delighted to
heer her sga.n.
TIE WIZARD AND THE PATRIOT. 1t Is
Only necessary to hint that the great magician gives
the proceeds OF tonishts performance to the Kos
syth Fund. 10 crowd Tnpler Hall to the utmost! The
performances will be the very best selections from
the Professors necromsntic store house, and every
cketbvyer viii get the!Vaiue Of his money besides
aidipg in a noble enterprise.
FIRE AENIHIATORs. How strange it Is
hat II tins marve Gus machine possesses the power
attributed TO II II has not been tested IN one ont
Of the many Tres which occur eyerv day " New
York. DAILY Times.
Exactly so Very strange Dreadful strange
Alalmineiy strange :! But possibly this wonder
nay he partially explained by the following facts
Ncssrs Stillman & Allen, Of the Novelty Works.
are striving as fast possible to manufacture some
OF these machines and chemical charges, but the
process OF manufacture is tedious, and the machinery
for manufacturing is complicated and extensive,
and as yet not one single Machine, with the charge,
has been completed, and. therefore, it could not
very conveniently be tested has yet IN even one
out Of the many fires which occur every day IN
New-YoTk.p
The moment that dozen Machines are finished,
which, we are assured, will be within week at
fathest the above firm Will be ready to supply them
IN large quantities, and the Annihilai0r Company
will be glad TO have them tested in all possible ways,
at which time the expression " How strange" will
be applied 20 the perfect and satisfactory demonstra-
ton Of the utility OF this invention. Have little
more patience, gentlemen and you shall all be con-
WINGED that there are many strange things " not
dreamed Of in our philosophy"
PIT BARNUM, General Manager No 4 Warren-st.
NBLo's. The capital programme Of the
week has induced an unusually great number OF peo
plcto attend the Rsyes' performances. Their BE.
doun Arabs IS Il great performance. Blondln appear
- fnf NJ nj nHu
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rg Among the passengers Tor LONDON
.,...rsaf m the Cornela Grinneu, we noticed p.
p.a aters, Sculptor ana J. R. Tiltoa, Painter.
Tlese are young and PROMISING artists, Pilgnmst to
che Mecca Of genius. They arc ho.n Portland Me-
where they have already established claim to
ssh place among the artists OF our country. n.