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county. he was determined 70 all his appoint
ment
The patience of tho community was exhaust.
I'd aud before Saturday night somo three
hundred men, numbering among them some Of
our most respectable citizens, had enrolled thenl-
selves az volunteers to prevent the meeting,
Early yesterday this fine body, animated with
one purpose, but determined to commit no vio-
ence II it could BIZ helped, marched from Green's
boro' and intercepted Mcbride on his way to
Sandy Ridge.
A considerable number OF his congregation
advanced towards the anti-abolition party; and
these to prevent unhappy consequences OF ex'
element or alterations, drew line between
themselves and the followers Of Mcbride and
stationed guard upon it, enjoining them to let
no one pass from either side. Some discussion
arose and in the midst Of it voice cried out
"over the Forsythe line" He was taken over
the line.
Mcbride himself was greatly alarmed and
having been informed of the requirements of his
captors, he very readily agreed to comply.
A recognizance was taken before magistrate
on both sides of the line, with good local surety
in the sum of = 1000 conditioned for his depart
ure, before next Saturday. from the State-and
conditioned for his perpetual Absence from North
Carolina, and that he would never send into the
State any species Of abolition or freesoil papers,
books or phamplets. A contribution was made
Of money to bear his expenses to Ohio, and he
was taken over the Guilford line to Forsyth
and there quietly put down. lie also promised
not to preach publicly or privately while he re-
n gained in North Carolina, and his surety also
,Eecome responsible for this promise, engaging
under penalty Of $1,000 to see it fulfilled.
Having accomplished this glorious work in a
very peaeeable and orderly manner, the citizens
quietly returned to their homes.
1t ought to be mentioned that twenty five
persons came down from Forsythe to assist in
this matter; and though our people felt obliged
to them for their galantry and good will, they
also felt that they did not need their aid or that
of any other COUNTY. 1t is subject of rejoicing
with us all that we are thus happily rid of a
miserable nuisance and the county breathes
more freely and BEAUTIFULLY.
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t-Y- Tho Cincinnati Gazette thus records an
attempt to arrest a runaway ia that city. 1t is
certainly very encouraging.
ATTEMPT TO ARREST A FUGITIVE SLAVE IN
CTNcINNATL-A Kentuckian attempted on Sat
urday to arrest negro claimed as Fugitive
from labor" During the scuffle, which occurred
on Fourth street, near Sycamore, a crowd Of
people gathered around, and the colo-ed individ-
ual was silently released through some subter-
ranean passage unknown to the "lookerson."
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On the fourth b ,llot to-day in the Legislature.
for United States senator. Seymour had 80, Cat
lin SO, and Baldwin 100. Further ballottinO
was then postponed until next Wednesday.
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Peers attach
III. ed to the son
ne,I,. of James II. NJ
The Earl Of os,,"d Dudly Costello.
Lotus E;rs,px..an
der.
Lord Wilmot, young man at
the head Of the mode more
than a century ago, son Of
Lord LOTUS. ...............C has. Dickens.
Mr.. Shady Softhead, young
z ntleman from the city, friend
and double to Lord Wimot. Douglas JerroId.
Mr.. Hardman, rising member
of Parliament, and ndherent to
Sir Robert Walrole. ....... John Forster.
Sir Godfrey Thornsde, gen.
tleman Of good family and es-
tate. Observation-Disclosures. Mark Lemon.
Mr. Goodenough Easy, in bus
mess, highly respectable, and
friend of Sir Godfrey. ..E. w. Topham.
Lord lie Trimmer FREQUENT P. Cunningham
Sir Thos. Timd, Wiz; sc' Westl. Marston
Colonel Flint, cI r. II. Horne
Mr.. JAG. Tonson, Bookseller Charles Knight.
Smart, Valet to Lord Wilmot. .Wikie Collins.
Hodge, servant to Sir Geoffrey
Ihornside John Tennel.
Paddy O'Suvan, Mr.. Fallen's
landlord. Robert Bell
Mr.. David Fallen, Grub st., Au-
thor and Pamphleteer. ...... "A. Egg, A. R. A.
Lord Stronghow, Sir John Brun, Coffee House
Loungers, Drawers, Nevsmen, Watchmen,
&c &c.
WOMEN.
Lucy, daughter to Sir G. Thorn
side. Mrs Compton
Barbara, daughter to Mr.. Easy. .MssE Chaplin
The Silent Lady Of Deadmans Lane.
The royal party paid the deepest attention to the
progress of the play, her Majesty frequently lead
ing the applause, And when the curtain fell upon
the three hours triumph, her Majesty rose in her
box, and by the most cordial demonstration OF
approval commanded" Qor such may be the
world the temperance Of all the actors, again
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meanwhile he has discovered Wilmots rivalry
and to defeat it makes himself master Of the se
cret Of Jacobite plot affecting the life of Will
mot's father. In this plot are engaged, as prime
mover and paid agent, proud duke Of old fam
lily, and poor author Of desperate fortunes !;
and these are connected with the domestic inter
est Of the comedy by the fact of the Duke of
Middlesex being the elder brother of the profit
gate noble (Lord Henry de Mowbray) who had
slandered Lady Thorndale, and the circumstance
of Mr.. Fallen having become possessor of
scandalous memoir left by Lord Henry to annoy
his brother, but containing also the only evil
dence of Lady Thornside's innocence.
The management Of these two characters is
exceedingly skilful, alike in relation to the pur-
pose and the plot Of the comedy The Dukes
extravagant feeling of family pride. controlled
by his nober sense Of truth and honor, he
yields up to Hardmnn the proof, restoring
lady's fac,e while it reveals brothers infamy
and the poor authors faults and temptations
overcome by his stronger affections, he yields mp
to Wilrnot the means Of protecting the honor
Of the house whose head aid representative has
thoughtlessly insulted him. To these we hive
to add two other characters, gentlemen Of the
city. not less intimately connected with the plot,
Mr. Softhead and Mr.. Easy; with reference to
whom it appears to be the object to show that
man may as much be mistaken when he makes
loud Drag of his Independence Of lords and
fine gentlemen, ~ when he exhibits himself en-
tirely dependent upon and 0rvilely initiative Of
them Mr.. Easy is Sir Geoffrey's incorruptible
adviser. Mr. Softhesd Wimot's adoring imita-
tor and neither Of them quite what he thinks
himself to be.
We mako space for the following brief ex-
tracts, which show some of the wit but Of
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OT NEW w-YORK. ..-- SEPTEMBER ,
Cleared.

Snrs-Ehsc Brev GGtzen. Newcastle on Iyae. Hea-
schtu burAlarT Gharles Mallory. Parker. Mobile, +
ID Hlrlout Co Dptch and. tlaWb Hacker. Ham7ur..
Becs Kuuharot RichsTd Anderson Coffin Bai inore,
Hicks Co, Chase While CuArl astOn. Thomas lIdie.
Bark-FredeiirS SS Louise. th~sl aihouns. snos
Ayres W D. schmidt
Bres-EIlafeth Watts. Thomas Savannah. J " E.
well Ieno Sfrrdsvunt lIbe0a, Brett. Nase Co; Ala
mode lBrl Los Ahart. sidney. 6 -. Whrney, Rndi-
us JeWett Norfolk + kuckmau sarah. Williams Cuat-
Goa. NoSe. Perkins \ c.
Scho0uers-Ieroy -. N lmmc'on. + d Powell. Hen
~ Curtis pa low. Warchlm, James Hand l.. Pond.
Edwards. Portland master En Avant tBr) Duublr,
Windsor. y :. j. =. Whitney Co VI VI klo-ts. Clase.
Boston, Foster 4 klcAerson. Henry { Mead, Sn a. Pc
ershuTg. Van Brn Saght, Judge Tannry, iuthaA
Jack sentie. Gfce Mara ia dncr. ChagTes, q ney 3
Sessions, Hope. Bbneu. Bangor. Push ny Sanford ,
Rlena VISTA Price. Wilmington, Del y Hand.
Sloops-I. { Guses Gavit. New Haven. master Sena-
tnr Thrasher. Bfton master Agent Hyer. Providence
Warren. SfabuaId New-Favcn. Eue Crapo, Dlshton
Caihauue Mara Corwin, do Oregon, Stargess, Prov
dchcc
R,rges- -Dlphin S'ackhouse Philadelphia, \ y.
Briggs orb Yanp. pnladelphIa, J Briggs Cones
tosa. Hand. DO Do
Propelci-Carhcnne. Bel. Philadelphia. " Il Thomg-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
Arrived.

steamer Eoanose PARISH 90 hours from Richmond ,Rl
90 hours from Narios. Encountered hoaty gales ~ mo
Sh9 Elizabeth of Bath Jones. Liverpool. Aug 90.
mdsc and 2l9 Storage pass 70 Heah hicnadson so
DOB 40 with >hYs Cofneha French and Waterloo, Harvey.
Tor NsW-bofs sept u, ssnaiiZed Sweiish orT Linni
supposed or -io[A seq u Ia. a go lon 5e 'i''s
Gucdo from Liverpool f1f Phdaie phS sept a. spoke
pool Sept 22slw large steamer An with lul nd
head steering T. scot g. bark Rnubis Chto,. IN.
Crons dt Tor New Yorh July q, bound to the westward
snip Moh.neo. ,BrJ Coush, LondonderTy p DAYS. ps
lron and 3i4 pass to Samuel Osr. rno.
Sim Pucna Vos'a iof Richmond Howard Iiye-I Io }s
da.s md'e and 70 pass - ! MrCfeldy Go
Shin Meta. fRlea De Hard, Bremen. Aug i9. mise
and l7o pass 10 Orluchs To
ship FWtlfade Ool Portsmouth, ll5oey. Hasro 80 lays
n,d,e and 2lo pas 10 master.
Sha Pine, le J5IWyllle, --, iitvr', Aug b, iad,e
Ship IIconIa Hamilton. Lyerpl9l 30 days nd.o. aod
she Rrtsla Kane. Greenock Aux 3o md,s aud 233
pa,s fo Durtan \ D.mon Sept i6 LAT a 3J Ion a. ~
spoke -h Ro' Parker from Liverpool for Ne~ forA
"a .at> lt. SEPT 20. lot a. %. lon g. D. passed .P
,io, me Zsrera signal bound " Sep; l9 lat ~ 81 ol
t0 lq .aotc ship Josephine II Bath from Bristol Nev
Nolk 50 u c. With u l-ibert, Peaoody foT Nlo,S.
Cor, tot ta,,n nas.ongrrs for NeV-Yofa C.pf Wa
the omer master b,Ins unee gave the SHIP m charge I'd"
J.ues Freeman. fae INST otrccf of the Ro.ena
Shp Clara Ann. .0f Raihl Reed. BRISTOL En- 90 days
ndsc and 30 pas. master S.pt la g. loa - lH te
m y,ith ne reck II a Br bs lumber loaded She had
her sI board hov stove ia dd u appear l. D' l0"s "
Sam M, Flow sr lof BatoI CrcAos Liverpool % 1.,s,
mdse aud 3s1 pass tOmas.tr
SIN Baysra p.tl Authan., Hlse. tug %, mise. ara
9i5 PASS - " I'M Whtloc.. ir
T4.. N.9t1ne .Hamt N0iler StocNh0lu 3 Nus. Iran
and ~ pass fe Dts Agts \ HsaGser
TarA FlortuDr b. tuNhcad l.usfcs Is d. 10 BALLAST
and DIS. % "a llIl.ul- 4 tnion.
Bark Globe l1f Richmond Me D Nnlemo 2. l'A1 ~ g.
DAYS mdsa iud lob Ut>, tn Coos smith
Pirk Con .lau Br.n Wulf Bremen a. DAYS, mtse aad
3t ua.. fn pnUut Go SEPT 49, las a. ION rl si'ac
SCOT 10. from Liverpool ilr Baltimore.
EaIs kaIuuuu. loI Gardiner LOMBARD, hlea, - JAYS
htrq, 81 master Sept is. Oh Nan Aei 81 As sfHe
bre Napoleon ID Par1aud from West Indies lof Boston
sept O. lat g. .u. 3y Iu sae from NV, sprung Tie
Brr - E.u-cn lof - Ge rgel Kelloch, Belize Hond
q f. ui uahnganf and losw1od Poo Jno Priest GO
BIZ Swan. Porcc Bermuda. sept 9. ~ ballast to ~
NTH = sons. SD lu go ~4fh b1g S}'ll, fJr hllnm1rr.
Rr- Marcus Pierce. NeN- ria en dsgs, m ttts' DBL
tu Kingston
MASTER
Sclr Franklin Burgess. lar~icl day. i,a and mack
SIR Hoge E.fles. B4aeo- DAYS, ndse 70 P.tt'5ly
SanflId
last harnf 90 Phi.al elUla.
mr. Cameo. Moore. NtF-litYen iay-, III bAilt,f II
Sc6r Cha'ersr Kelly. Ne~-Iiiven days. n bal.ls,,
hound ta philsasi pnla
Bns F,lo. Fraser Ns~ Haven days, n ballast. bound
Schr Pavilion Sn,e salem day. nsosersl ans ta'a--
rud. ~ = ! Mli,r
Soou Blackstone. Apaieby. Providence
WiNp-.tsunset. SS.E
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

her in,c-ests and hcntefoTih there YOU'D o. ol'y
orc stocs and o.e s.res q hrr1eniS
The Cmar elciAl Bana u Perth Annoy,
,ev.j.,sev. and DO Farne-s' lri Hachtn.-. 5.-k
Of Me- .Brtlsszick. Ne.-Jarsey b9ta slscsniei
nsvuents to-day The Sank al Perth Al17y las -
outstanding clrralstioa Of 81 90. IS sae Due
tor- ,,e psr-oaaI- h.5e for ~ H.3le 1le5'ednc's
r. IT.. BAN D: - r-11.1'e ile bib ere a.rn nay
Ultimately be reesened. Oh her POP - - le
res med ne holoers Therefore. oi oIs ald oeue-
uet make large ta--1ces. AS prescal ~ --1se-'
are n,lne taem a. 81 cea-s to tae dollar iIs 5"-f
ract We a.. AFRAID vit. - a0r-e failure Mt1F
otler rsuors a,e a1,a. r=sq@c-ns the stt1--tY 90
B.nks.tst iae-e a-e 10 vel ioa- Pei ones Of aa7
ore 10 hs siaio Brokers are ra'aer shy o. ne BANK
of salisbury. but to- notes u tlat Ban, "eTe r.
deemed regularly To-Day
Money is 10 good demand and much pres
sure exists. uhlle The supply Is yery limited. The
rates are without change, ranging fof pr o. p-rer
from I2toI5 D cent st oni class paper is t.l-u'
o. negotiation. AID ls discounted al very irregular
rates.
The rumor. which have lately Deea aiolt
of further heavy failure have 10 foundation ~ tct
Ness,e. Bo.en & NJ Nance. as 1en as Messrs. CAt-
,enden ( Bliss. are prepared TO discount All iler
oun unm4tured acce9tanccs tn; may be presenter
20 them
In Freights there is less offering. and the
rates are without change.
The new Bank at Goshen, to be called the
.p,rk Of Goshen will commence operations on
the Is, of November. President. Alexander Wnthi -
Cashier, W /. Beeks
In Foreign Exchange there Is no new
te.,,,e Bills are scarce aad the rates are firm We
expect no change before November
A Railroad Convention of the Soutnetn
and Western states. Is to BE- held al Ne"OFeans on
the first Monday M January. at the invitation OF ine
Mayo1 Of New-Oneans-
The following Statement gives the fe-
ceip;s OF the Boston, Concord and Montreal Rui-
road. from February lst last, 10 sept IS compared
,. ,t, c,,ree,o,dipr months of the prev Gus year
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
AArke..--C.sE,rllr RtrosrEa 'eA Tas rslsUNs

b.
ASHES-The ulsrAei 5 steady suf qlst Sacs ID g.
bbls u > 80 ior Pot and : 81 t1r Sca-s
COrTONThe maFAet ftry iull and " c.s se lro4--
ing 500 bales sold 10 d..
FLOUR AND MEAl--fherc j. -a.ed Grlnne.. rl
he grades ol State aud Western Flour and flr Ole
And Stale pUCos rather better The slplv llsr.r~
aId the demand TAR The Ia; ll Cg trade w.l ar
LILLE dong toT export less 51ov2u li clist The
better grades drm bat without aalutnn ca Al
very suiel 81 bond The sales % D,ile,.I are
SQfa tbis a = Sd>3 Si icr Ste , 81 81 f5r Ol4i
= gtaS - i2s Tor new Michigan Gnt I-1aA- 4l1 lBi
pufe Ceucsre southern J., more nlrat r.
ard The market sasler with aT te md sales of 90
btls a. - s. sS4 for old BALTIMORE Aieraut7a anl
Geargeosn. and - ~ cst . Tor n do d. Rge F.ar
quiet al 3 - Com Mea y steady. bit 4let a; 81 ~
80 Is! for Jersey
GRAlN-Thefe i 4 neserafe demand flr Wh-ar for ~ l.
Ing AID Or export aud Il prlces generally below n ve
Oi holders We have only % note saies ~ Il basic.
White Michigan. terms SelE private kye harig
nrm Sales of . zee bushels, u about 7ac Oas sra
plenty. and sue; S4ss of State al 35a3T,c Barer
ann. Sales % leoo bash prMe two and iJ4r-rl.sa
53c Corn - haryli. 50 i-rl ~l,h more arIar s. ii
y 90 bush a, 81 unsoGnt s04Oac ~ Wss;g-a
MlNed. sDd &c ioE Round yellow.
WHiSk1-Tke market Is very 1u,st and rrce> 1re
seacy Sales 4 20 hh-s - q gzc i,r Prsoa and =
23.c Tor Ohio
ONlSiONS-Therei Is far demand i1r Poy, sat ,,.
market stsady We notice further s4les ef Old = -
sreA f9r TIE southern wade >sos OF 100 asi. 3,
= iof ac" Mes - : 5 q .r Prime 2 fir ol1
Mes AT - 81 ftr do Prime D-e.s Hs-. t..-
-ut "a tf 11ant . l.c VAFh 'eftsr Bacl.s -l . Cd
cooS Nlr1 t4 s4r Or t2e Govern >a.r... Id
ttls az > - s>l IE Mr>>. EaG 80 .8r PINE ta-
Meats sre ,1ti 10 sod Lssd h-Avs 4al ..ie..
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
Foreign iorts,

A. Bueuo, 4 July 20, oaTSs pu-0n. Anirews for
Bostcn Oceanas Bowers Tor do about 2fn. Neyb1,s G.,
Carter for do about Au- Mason Blrne SnIaeucs IN.
New York unc Baltic. Outerhnd-e. flr do. ts onrs
Rraman wilkins ton Salem, i4>t Rrr Pa'os Hatch, hn.
RoStoI unc Sutton Ieilv0I. fnr do unr
Adv at Rochelle 3d INST bark Indiana. i'r Boston.
At rohasl luV 18th. simrs Massachusetts,, q ) sur
veyipg vesseD Columbus. Com stockton, ana n.cprn
,hirs RoNeua. Clarssa And cws. Merchant Victor A.
phs bark Sar Sarah Emil, bu- Leo. scdr Ind ana
Al Ausostlra a5;A u,t barb Frederick Eeming. ChIrcl
h for New York. cargo, hril- tus'stura, Htryer.
10 DO Ouuceo d. schr Eleanor Chase, or d.,
WIG. caTgOt ,
Ar Al porto Belio 18Th rt sehr Petrol Fitzgerald.
Baltimore. .
AtGouares 2d inst hug lshinsfon, Cutis, lDr N'w-
YORK 10 ds ruly An vessel.
A Tnudad ljih inst bark Cf1ton, H1ndet'e. fr Bo'
ton. ? days
At Carlen.s 18th INST, bark Bsnnetie. McGUth fof
New-iork soon.
A. Havana nj ia,t barA Joiu winthrop, blanchard
for Boston g3l gets - cr sox b1- H1ander. HotchAiS
for do do newt day.
Ar a. sf John r. l9sh inst bngs CaTos. Puriy.
PiSton Ncsfa. Coos New York. CD. ifh. ship John
Sn.ar SpeaY Psnarth Roads bari sarah Cook, London
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
Disasters. Ar.

vrvsr Scr. The Au.-'cAa si.- Montreal, Casts
RI N., y-. tset 7c5 ,1sl ron ss.ana,rS f,r 8os o.
a.. i- Ea.t Rrr cr--.st~s e. 3 st's 7,1 t,s,
- .ireas .esri f-..s-al aaars ~. cas-; a tri 49,
LANDED ~, 3 voGCs snr chl.tf.a TO- u si teN -,
Ciu, fnurcS rB r.s-.ss 11 eE.alel. - 30 " 90
served h.r Siors. ant hor dlFe 10 aef a. .sAn,r a
skc',1 ID. ID n0a oT lsH-rr ni F4'1 th' -
80 fery ioai ieok tsr 7 To-. -ea 'aA "a ZEN -
.a-e 'hsr brse aschar ana 10, hef 'u' csa ID "a
're.h sa-s fru y p f~a, inr'-s .' t' i's n'- a'
o. 'a1r % g. D. -rr .rIs-4fr fra--s ADJ AZ
..t ffghr ercau Ca.-ar ~2s TIA csfed 9s t ots-
- - oeo-e rs.1 Save - fl- lI h4 rad al nt
a the fofe .e saest tt4s Msr..t,i - .o"e4 -
srillos. s,rt The rl. -.-v,- gcs.eriaT nuai
Ir.hsu - saal =. .s,.,-8 - s, re-, 2, sc-
lsx. hss - caErlC ID .-.s #t .ft fr,rr. e. IN
D. Cut a-.c- ..f Hf
T.d ,-fh II. c.u.t m t, ,,r ~ t.. ..r st a. -s.,
ar..l-ret IT, e llss me lI rt .f los
egss D ln- uanr 'sc-Dr.l ts.f..' ari lbs salI.
~a,ch ~. ncc.-ea .r tbr nl,sr. .-,rrnr b....csl
the s,Lrs ald IA >s4a AID ers ~ rqeins or %
IL s.-es,. I.s..,rr ,ays,ap Fasar As. ben 20 N
iie sa- cs I.-.ts ana t,f-. ts no Ua-ci Sts,.-
lProha'!r tht f4anr. f-o- Palln4 ~h.cl was AZ Ia
sous BsrIjl, sivicu Of and tr B-oas,sl. e fu ID ~
Eers ieoA tht A-e On >Nae't e''",e ''T "t >i'' ~
Ashore N M>e- Island - y NJ was -'i .l ~ hon.a
atl0P NJ vthlass of fore io1t md .e, badly caifcj.
ard arrived sf Sttn Tur. is. n0rn
Blsx vcsrs remains ashore. a1d aa. boom 1a-. .le
stripped II saEs aad T-guc nRr tle ~ch'ht "a 'd -
come favorable sbs might ac -lf ut.
Bro PARrEiuGE has Do. bs-d. and a.Q p, -.tof
ScHR FRANKLIN. Dunbar. f'm Boston ID and .oT Nl1
tucss went ashore hight Of 2is INST. 30 f.e beech M
sRe Nouomoy Ilsh no se. Cargo ri PIX. lrd. nalS .
hasa been saved damaged Sfae - i. rssns cnai-s
ard aD,hors saved. The hull v ~ . a. ancsn a sac
hes
ship Avalanche Al Mobile froa Nsw-lor>. on tae Sth
INST lat - -. Ion - 9. pis>ed vessel h1 m up 10
peared - he about 2f0 tuns burden
KEY Ws>r, sept fThe upper qtft o house o. ia -
vessel dnfttd few dIys after tne gale a NarFSt9.t
Reef With boat ashed H. also three 1,i fe n rs
above his Island. One long boat, Nfa NillAm d ta
ont he A. M HI "A
with the words Lononir and Is long hoat without; atv
name. American built
Can't Brover. N Dutch galot Ida Cessna - " In ng-
ton { from New orA reports On Barutgat. on the
night ~ the 18Th o'clock saw sclo lu-r sans 30
the waters edge aud noat with men ,rom the sc1r
attempted 20 ard the elo, hu' cga nct yet on board
pns setnun, Of fss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
SECOND BoAEu.
THURSDAY, Sept. s5-P. u.

The Stock market opened under feeling
Of great depression and continued so dunng the day
This l. settling day with the Banks, Who in addition
make up their quarterly accounts TO return 10 the
Controller. 20 this date. Consequently they have
called in their loans and hc market has fe he pres
sure. Ere declInedl IL Reading anton ,, Har-
lem ! Stonngtons Morri> Canal Ere Conver-
ubles Portsmouth |. New-Jerscy Mining Com
pany United States Sizes, Of lSi7, Ono Slxes,
Of 1870 Indiana Canal, preferred hveS, Nor
wich and Worcester !. and NewHoTk and New-Ha-
ven b. Euo lnconcs arr the oaiy securities which
show an advance. They have risen ~ lhc Boar.
AZ MAS announced taA, the Sussex AIn.ns Complay
~ne the \e~-JeI>ey Mining Company E2d uuted
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
- ~ Oho DlmocraL niyes the III

~ The OhlO Democrat gives the fol
loving sad tale Charles Seymour, engineer on the
Eaton and Hamilton Railroad had been paying at
icntion 10 Miss Julia 4. Gould her father having
become acquainted with The state oi AT urs. called
upon $, and gcqUs stCd an ntcreN At ms I'sl resi-
dence Duflng the interview. certain propost 1nS
were made to :. with winch he refused 10 comply,
whercupon the snragcd and distressed parent drcw
q large knife and thrust II INTO =, making frIgntiul
wound in the lower side u the abdomen. through
which the ntestlncs pTotruded an AWFUL and din-
eerouS wound was also gwen IN the neck, ami $
hands and face were considerably cut. lie IS no"
lying In very critical state Much sympathy Is tN-
pressed for the parent, who Is one of the best c-
ztnS
MARSHALL, NlCU.-On the 18th inst, at
Marshall, the large houung mill, owned by II.
Perm. was entirely consumed by FIRE. There was
about three thousand bushels OF heat the mill At
The time which was al destroyed The loss OF pro-
perty Is at least $20 0O0 ana insured only FOR
a potion of the amount
Il Elmira, the Central City" Of South
en Newly ork is talked OF as a suitable place tor
holding the next state Far.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
WhalerS

AIT at New Bedford 23d INST ship Hunter new Grow
ELL Bah 20 ~ for whaling bark DoWn-l. of Wcspnr
Anthony. b. son 20 ff for WHALING
Sid I'm. Nantucket 1ld ms shlD Three Brothers, Al
sms. for EdgaItl~ n. e. nc for whaling
OH Puta lith ult bark S,hn A Rohh, " apenney. ot
Fan haven coo 81 all we'll. bound o. oA shore cu,'
Al Prcalru's Island date. ship Navigator Palmer
New Bedford. y mos ouf. $50 or 300 80
cid New bedford 2ah. ship Cudor, Wt'nc, lat Far
haven DAVIS Pacific Ocean
A letter from bark Anadif Swift OF NeN Bedford. re-
pors her AZ GahaInA me j.. all Well wioA >mti qlh0-
Tt" oi tlackfsh on.
Seen Aug 49, lat 81 20 ion g. hsrA MNnret'a 81
salem m company wtA fore tud aa s-ar "a search o
vhAits. g7th lai % lo lau % 0. passed ba. "ih
"a nied port. which nai three boats out manned hf co