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MURDERs-1ND1AN oUrRAGEs-THE CROPS, ETC.
Nrw ORLEANS, Sept 10, 1851.
The steamer Yr.oht has arrived with Galveston dates
to the 18th inst She brings amongst her passengers
Msjcr Giles Srter who Is ordered to Fort Columbus
New York.
Charles Downs an American merchant, was murdered
above Brownsville at the place where Lavsle Cap
tain Wilson and others lost theT lives.
William II. Harrison recently illed William O. Clark,
". q duel In the street. at Brownsville.
The Indians are committing dreadful outrages on the
Mexican population of Upper ramsulpas.
General Persifer Smith had arrived at Galveston,
bourd for San Antonio.
The crops in Texas were generally considered good
BY the worm.
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THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

coSsPisAToss PARIS.
At Paris the 3lst August, sixty fvc persons were
arrested charged with conspiracy against the State
Amongst the lumber an advocate named Maillird
formerly secretary to Ledru Roln Rcin Is said to De
in piicated in the conspiracy.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post, under
date of Wednesday says that fortyseven arrests were
made that day. Of persons knt to be concerned in
conspiracy against the State and also known to have
connections with the democratic refugees in London
PRINCE DE JoINvnLE PRESIDENCY.
It Is confidently asserted that the Prince de Jonvile
has officially declared his intention to compete for the
Presi dency.
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The President at Newport.

PRov1pEscr, September 10 1871.
President Fillmore arrived at Newport at ten o'cleck
this morning, and at twelve was introduced to The
citizens in front Of the State House By Governor Law
lie said he most happy to visit Rhode Island
State which, Tn ough last to into the Union had
been foremost in sustaining the constitution and
the fundamental principles Of the government upon
which the republic was based and ell eyes had ever
been turned proudly this State with full confidence
that her anchor would hold firm and sure
The steamer Canoncus. Of the Fell River line, viii
take the President and suite board at NeSpoTt &c
seven oclock to morrow morning, for the Fan River
Pal
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AUSTRIA.

IMPORTANT DEGREES BY THE EMPEROR, ETC.
Very great excitement has been created throughout
Europe by the PRONUNCIATION Of the two DEGREES by the
Emperor of Austria In which he declares that his minis
tiers are henceOrh to be responsible to no other political
authority than the throne The very forms Of the con-
situtiona abolished and future DEGREES
are about to be countersgned by the Emperor himself
Advices from Vienna Of the 3lst ut state that the
attitude assumed by the people, caused by the ediet Of
the Emperor abolshins the constitution has inspired
those In onice with serious misgvings.
prir Metternch expected ut Vienna In the course
Of few days.
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Large Fire at 81. Louis. &c.

So. LOUIS. september Is, 1851.
Tfe Mound Touring mills situated on Broadway, near
~ opposite the Big Mound destroyed by fro iass
ni2h between IL and IL o'clock The flames were first
seen issuing from the basement and very the mills
were reduced to ashes all eoits stay the flames prov
ing fruitless The mills owned by MI Deaplaine,
OF Delaware ard insured for $500 The mills had
been leased by Mr. Chds for term of three years and
lac had ade various improvements, to the amount OF
S2soc $4,000 which insurance Of 81 500 in
the Etna oaee The mills had not been employed since
Friday last which has induced the impression that the
Gre the work az an incendary.
The weather. to- day Is cool and pleasant, and all the
vfv f.f
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The Negro Riot In Pennsylvania.

LANCASTER september 10, 1881.
The all absorbing topic Of conversation here well
et Chrisana Is the recent murders and riot the
negroes. The excitement is still very great.
The main.s and most Of Marshal Keysers police, have
returned to PHILADELPHIA, after having secured the
try for miles around Chrstiaaa within the last three
days, and making many arrests.
The PEOPLE greatly assisted Deputy Marshal Kline, of
Phisdelpha, who deputcd to act for the United
States Commissioner ad who has rdefAtigabie in
his exertions to arrest the rioters and murderers.
No arrests have been made since yesterday.
Two at least CT the murderers in custody. They
colored men, ard have been proven and to
having been conspicuous 1T the Of action.
On Saturday last writ Of haJeas corpus taken ont
here in behslf of three white men, then in prison. whose
names are Castner, Hanavay, and Elijah Lewis The
writ made returnabe before Judge Lewis a. eleven
o'clock. Accordingly they brought into Court
when Judge Lewis said IL appears that the prisoner
were committed before Alderman Reigart for further
hearing do not think 1t proper to interfere in the
matter between the alderman and the prisoners and
shall therefore, leave 1t in his hands will now aa
journ the Court till to morrow morning"
The Judge then left the bench; and Alderman Reigart
took his seat thereon proceeded to hear the parties
John L Thompson, ESD District Attorney, then moved
tina. the case be continued till Tuesday next, at
o'clock there two important witnesses absent in
Baltimore, who present at the scene Of murder.
| The Alderman assented to this proposition.
The District Attorney and VIM. y. Fordner ESQ, ap-
peared for the commonwealth For tho defence, That
deus Stevens q. NJ Kline, Oh Dckey, and Geo. Ford.
The court house crowded to excess-people from
all parts Of the country having ocsd in to hear the
| facts.
great number Of witnesses in attendance and
the son and brother Of the deceased and Dr. Pierce
| present
The most intense interest manifested and gene
raj impression prevails that after the hearing Of the pr
soners Tuesday next the supposed guilty parties viii
handed the United States authorities 10 be tried
for treason together with those already In prison, In
| Philadelphia.
The ofceis are st the alert for many Of the priuc
pal participants, and doubtless they will be captured
Dickinson Gorsuch is getting better, and is likely to
| recover. He is still at Christana.
| PIuIApELPHr., Sept &c, 1851.
The prisoners charged with participating In the trea-
sonablc outrage at Chrstiana confined In our county
prson. number twenty-five There are, In addition
to these about twelve confined in Lancaster prison. who
underwent partial examination to-day. The examina-
ton before Commissioner Ingraham was concluded at 10
o'clock last night II resulted in the commitment OF
John Jackson and Thomas Butler, (colored) for high
| treason
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NEWS BY TEL f GR APH.
o~~-~oNN~o.NNON>oNNNNn
VERY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Addifiona' Information brought by the
Europa, at Halifax.
N~0CO>1OON~O>0-0o~~~o~~|-
Large Number of Conspirators
Arrested in France.
v~~~o~~o~~<O~~~ooN>~~
Singular Decree Of the Emperor Of Austria.
Affairs Generally Throughout
the Old World.
-~ooo~~N0N~|~N~~NNNooo~~~
THE PENNSYLVANIA NEGRO RIOT.
c-~o0~NoO~~No|~o~~o|~o0Noo
THE NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
oDN>~~No~O.~N~o|~oDNNNN~
INTERns TING FROM G q BA.
<oo-N~~0-~>(NON~r~oO~NO-
SERIOUS RIOT AT KEY WEST.
>~~NU~NO~N<~~NNrNNO~~~Oo
RerOrtcd Movement TO RcyOutiOnize Mexico.
<~NONUO~~oooO~o<~0-~ooo~
Items from Every Quarter OF the American
SERIOUS RIOT AT KEY WEST
Reported Movement to ReyOlutiOnize MeXic'
Items from Every Quarter or the American
Continent.
Additional Foreign News by the Europa,
at Halifax.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Iucsday Morning. Sent l6. 19l

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning, Sept. 1e, 1861.
The Europa passad the steamship Africa Saturday
evening, going into Liverpool and on the following Wed
nesday spoke the steamship Canada.
For days previous to the sailing of the Europa
the Manchester market exhibited quiet fseling-the
diminished animation having probably resulted from the
increased caution with which the recent heavy failures
lad inspired not only merchants, but also London and
other bankers who have become rather cautious in
dscounting bills.
BY the Board Of Trade returns published Friday, it
appears that the exports Of British and Irish produce
and manufactures for the month"; and for months
ending August s. 1851, show increase compared
with the period in 1850 Of e5Ss for the month
and f27O3,es4 for the months.
The English journals present scarcely item Of
of general interest.
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DRY GOODS. "a.

A AsToNIsnER TO ALL WHO HAVE DEitr IN
"A bpsht, Dry Goods In New York. came out lass week.
in share e nn advtrtisem wherein IL discovered
that at Bowery Savings Store, 2j Bowery. sheetnga
a.d all o. Domestic Goods could &c retaed
Al lever yrcts chan the down town whoegas price This
ek We cortinus immense safes aud Fiye he sma ad-
~ heretofore We have received o fall impor
Haten ever 90 shaws; 1910 pieces De LANES OF good
shaws perfectly ependld and very many OF our
Goods entirely and SOME OF our own
designs auction this week shall ofer great
barrains High iustrcd black Silks AZ &c. 70 ST. worth 81
Embroidered Drapsy kusiins ~ oi PCT yari and ssts o.
Curtains 81 20 per pair and these declare positively
10 be worth double IN price, We have other and very
ne lot Linen Cambria n.ndterehsfs such a. we sod
over per the last week.. We have 100 cases
Of good IA, River M,dder Prints - snrenee per yard
rans vithcu. number which increasing facilities
he oor, and which shall unhesitatinEiv give 20
our patrons their benefit and for the purpose sustain
ng the reputation Of Institution well
~"""- y. w. 0ILLEY. proprietors
w. r. O1LLEY, Managers and
T. MCMAHON, y Directors.
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EXCITEMENT IN ROME.

THE roPE-ANoTHER srABBING AFFAIR, ETC
From Rome we learn that the city had been thrown
into great excitement the 10th ult, in consequence
the chambers Of Of the Secretaries of State being
broken open and infinitely searched by the police who
it Is presumed would not have ventured upon such
proceeding without the special permission Of the Pope
himself
On the 2sth ult, attempt made to assassinate
the Count Dill, who Is and director Of the
police The stietto struck his hip bone, and made but
a slight wound
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Furious Riot mt Key West.

ATTEMPT TO BURN A SPANISH vEssEL-sFANIsH
STORES BROKEN UP, ETC.
sAvNsS.H, Sept Is, 1851.
dimculty occurred at Key West in consequence Of
the arrival there Of Spanish vessel which The citizens
endesvOred to take and burn; but she escaped They
then broke up all the Spanish shops stores &c. In the
Mace.
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Very Interesting from Cuba.

THE NEW ORLEANS SPANISH CONSUL ExERrING HIM
SELF IN TIz EEHALF or PRISONERS, ETC.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept az, 1851
We have received dates from Havana to the tn Inst
The Spanish Consul at this city interesting himself
for the comfort Of the prisoners and the American citi
zcns were contributing literally.
The American Consul 10 stated to have refused to
interfere In their behalf
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From washington city.

Or. GARDNER AND TIE ALLEGED MEXICAN FRAUDS.
WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1851.
DR. George A. Gardner returned here yesterday, aud
delivered himself into the custody Of the Marshal Of the
district lie to-day brought before Judge Crawford
IN the criminal court and gave security in $4,000 for
his appearance at the December term. DIR. Thomas
Miller and George W. Riggs became bail Tor Gariner.
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AFFAIRS IN ITALY.

THE FRENCH SQUADRON ORDERED THE COAST, ETC.
Letters from Touon state that the French Aediterra
squadron has received orders to proceed forthwith
to the coast Of Italy The disturbed state Of the Italian
peninsula and especially Of Naples said to be the cause
Of this movement on the part Of France.
Naples and indeed, the whole Of Italy is becoming
daily and more uneasy.
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very rm the sales amounting to upwards Of bales
Of which 1000 were taken speculation and export
Prices are shade dearer, and the closing quotations
are as follows :-Uplands, middling AID AID; Fair,
sgd; Mobile, middling, 3D., and Fair Sdi New Or
leans, middling, Sd. a 65Sd Fair, 5a4d. 3D.
HAvRE, Sept. g. 1851.
Our latest dates from New York to the 10th of Au-
gust by the steamship Europa The later arrivals from
the United States have brought very favorable accounts
regarding the crop Of cotton The sales Of the week
have reached 929 bales against ESQ Of imports which
leave with stock hand of 1874 bales We quote
Mobiles ut T. rs to IS; Uplands, f. CO to 81.
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AmUsE mENTS.
THEATRE.-E. A. N

BROADWAY THEATRE,-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
1ss Ta%s and ssIs S
1.s1 s: H. vi RE Ssassa a. sa
N ors NJ cnTs T a. VI
Macbeth a%e Poni.i ssand Pas de Deu1 ~ Six NsT
o M
Davidgci Peter Prog Mr.. whitng Dnah, Aiss Crooker
NIBLo's GARDEN-MANAGER, MR. JOHN sEFToN
ssni S
t Of the most yGrs and SsS
never ' sssn ' sqSss5 any the
@
ans P% s nss
Gabriel Ea,s TO conclude with the has-
lequin comic pantomime OF RAOUL.
Circle and Parqaette 50 cents smy crss IS cents Or
sp s's vii
& as's e.
Haller Miss cpshmsn; Countess win.ersen Mrs Fo.eT
ss
M sisr1s Mary S' s Tom Crop
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE oARDEN.-MAx MA.
rs1 MnfF and sGSSs MsR 30 ''n
F' eGGsfi!fipS; H s;sS EARS Of
Who has volantssrad her services on iii, OCCASION
i PURiTANi,
BApIALi AND MARINI.
Will &c performed Donizetti's grand opera Of
LUCREZIA B0RGIA.
SALyI AS GENNARo.
Lucrrzia pCT8'h. oiBnorA A. botio.
Orsbi. tlettl.
Duhe aHohto.. .elsnor
SS:ssheo ssaor sf Bara ia.
Gubetta.. .Sgno- Giubilei.
Between The acts will be performed
hAKINIS WALTZ,
Expressly com posed for the occasion by
MAESTRO l. ARDIrI.
To conclude with tho third and fourth acts Of
ERNANI.
Elvra ............. Signora Clotde Barili Thorns.
Doors at to 1T IN O'clock. No post
pontmont account of the weather Positively orders
given, and free admission to tho pubic
press.
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Please correct OF the telegraph in Sundays
Head In speaking q the democratic nominations
did rot say that Mr. Wright Is nobody" but that he
Is number one in the order Of nominations
I'VE thought. at the time that twas very strange;
but the copy read nobody" We are now very happy
to ascertain that Mr. Wright l. somebody aud make
the correction with plcasurc
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" recL Of an American Schooner.

HALF Al, ". g NFF.. " -
The American schooner Brilliant Capt Llaras., %
and for Seq Harbor New York In gale on tne ss,n
struck near Point Reach rats of h Ne lse AND SUNK
She was laden with green hsh and IL totai Nsck es
ofcers nd crew eleven IN number hare arrived here
n echnnnnr Mar.
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Fire In Philadelphia, and Loss of Life.

PuL.pEIBHiA, Sept. 40, 1851
This morning abOst two O'clock the carpener shop Of
seeper Snyder in Franklin street above Sixth strco,
was destroyed by Gre msu who was slseping 10 the
shop burned to death and his body dshguxed
that II could nos be recognised
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RaiIroas, OPENING.

CASkNDAfGUAs sept. 10 1891
The first train OF cars the Canan1agua aud Elmra
Rsroac arrived here at twenty minos past seven as
evening In thirteen hours and 1ftJ minutes nom New
XaVk
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Nomination OF n Fourth County Ticket In
Ohio.

CrsciNNArI, September Is, isi.
An Exclusive Convention Of Ohio County met satur
day at Cumminsrc and nominated candidates for the
Legislature and county o.Hcers -Four tickets arc now
in the Geld ana all parties are unusually active.
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The London journals do not credit the report which
was brought by the Pacific that Kossuth and his com
panions are to be detained beyond the LIST 5th Of the
pre- sent month.
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PASSENGERS BY THE EUROPA.

Mr. and Mrs Knisht. Mr. and Mrs Msoklin. Err and Mrs
Bliss Mr. and Mrs Lewis Mr. Mrs Thomas Mr. and Mrs
Lawson Mr. and Mrs French Mr. and Mrs Spencer Mr. and
Mrs Harvard children Mr. and Mise Larouque
Mr. and Mrs Rodd Mr. and Mrs Lawson and son. Mr. and mrs
Brow My and chd Mrs Nelson children and servant Mrs
shaw children and servant Mrs Berengs Mrs Howe, Mrs
Copper Miss Phelps Miss Spencer Miss Davis Messrs Whit
Morrison Aging, MeDonouzh Smith. Lawton. Taber,
Berenda Hearns Parr Avery Carlton Cannon johnson,
Towe. Gardner, sillian Bshls Cooke Rhodes 0dneys.
Wilson, Copen Lewis. Wright Daniel Whitney Hnckley,
Mysridse Wahsr hat:i,s colaushoSss Muir Green Burr
ton, Fowler Forster POWELL Williams, Ober, Engemau,
Patterson. karcher Crosey Moore Eberal, Meyer Cum
Minis, BeCucneon. Hawes Creech Smith, Robertson Bush
oDont Jacob RUSSELL ordou werndean, stswar, Miss
Hull, Master o. Donreu
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gRAVELLERs' aUIDx.

S---->>ys--ON -. ,1,c,r
CAMDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD LINE IRON
u New York 70 Pbiiadelphia,-leave Pier Nc; NORTH
River, by steamboat JOHN POTTER Mornlns Line ~
s5 forward Geek, g. Emigrant Line. At o,oloet NJ
Are, 81 %. IL. bhiSS' hse"'.
NEW YORK AND .PnILADELPHIA-NEw, YORK
IN and Thadelphia dirctt.-Unitcd States Mail Line-
rough in az hours, via New Jersey Railroad Fare re-
iuetdto IS tor frat cltss and 81 ~ for second os Leave
New York. NJ from foot Of Cortlandt street. and ~
VA and p NJ from foot Of Liberty street Leave
ielpla At and "A. NJ and NJ from the fo't Oh al
aus street. - x.-.
tickets are sold in she above lines through con-
uctcr with through hasgaso cheeks accompanies The ,ran
savinf At p NJ Passengers and baggage in this train
viii be directly through from depot TO depot On
the route without extra oharge.
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USroS Cortss, L. I-Tnorr,,e,. -. IN p.,ssss
n s,,,es, sr,sred q vermont .......ss.s." q
o pnmict entered Jack ES..,,er d,s
o "0h''s Time ,,,,,,,.....5ls-bSA
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NALrfM0RE, fept. 10, 1901.
The Grand Lodge assembled at nine o'clock this morn
,ns and have since In secres session, considering
the Of the committee the degree for the wives
'Se have nothing South Of Petersburg
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THE AUSTRALIA GOLD MINES.

The accounts Of the discovery Of an immense gold field
in Australia has afforded to the press abundant matter
for comment This Geld lies about $50 miles from sgd
ney from the mountain ranges to indefinite extent
in the interior The country is described b. Mr. Hsr-
grave as /" one immense gold field"
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Death OF Margaret o'Connor.

EOfrON, Sfpf. 1901.
Margaret OCon celebrated for her connection with
Bristol Bill the nrury Sc died last evening at the
hospital Of the House of Correction. She under
sente nee for passing counterfeit money.
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THE VERY EST.

We indebted to Capt Lott. of the Europa, for the
following latest intelligence by electric telegraph from
London to Liverpool received just previous to the sailing
of The Europa
THE ARREST OF coNsPIRAroRs IN FRANCE, Ere.
LoSpoS, Saturday p. NJ, Sept. 6, ISL
We have Paris dates of Thursday evening" which state
that further arrests have been made opartes concerned
in the conspiracy.
The whole number arrested thus far, is 125.
general socialist revolution the object Of the
conspiracy There less excitement upon the subject
in Paris than might have been anticipated.
The Paris Bou,se, Thursday, firm, and prices
improving The Five per cents opened at 90f 90c
and closed at 9if 95c. Three per cents closed at 56
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MARKETS.

L nirpd States Blk per cent bOnus looesssslVv
United states six per Cent bonds 1855 ~ Il3
United States six per Cent stock lse7-es. 1oih 1905
Pennsylvania Five per Cent stock..;..... 81 40
MARYLAND Five per Cent Sterling Bonds.... 50 50
CANADA six per Cent Bonds, 1s7f..........lOS lVs
The Beurse at Amsterdam, on the 81 inst, was Arm
LospoS PRopvor AVID CoRs MARxEr, Sept 8.
Wur.r-There was not much English at this morn
,po,s ket Mlers we're cautious, and the trade
dull at last Mondays currency Sales In foreign were
limited but prices unchanged Barley beans and
peas were in short supply at quite late rates Scarcely
any Fng sh cats Offering and the supply OF ioreisa
WINS NOT large Dealers purchased for consumption and
Mondays advance was suppsrted.
sva.n The demand for West India sugar was better,
and prices supported Sales OF Demssara - 49,,
3ls Tor ordinary and middling yellow and good Drown
32s 82s Cd Jamaica 3ls sos Cd for brown 70 mia-
ding yellow Trinidad good brown TO middng yellow
32s CAS- Barbados brown to middliDg yellow s1s oi
a ga ca making the sales Of the week $500 casks
In reep.d fair business was done ut former rates In
foreign there were no free sellers az
Coyyyy is quiet and very hrm. Native CeyAon o's
IT,. Sales passed Cd heavily and prices are rather
uoltiSesHrA Nd rrrtxY q co.'s CIRCULAR:
LtgrRrooI, September 8, 1851.
The demand for cotton has fallen OIL considerably as
with any Of tho preceding weeks and the bush
ness since the date OF last circular has been upon
what we must term q moderate scale Expot buyers
have purchased to toleraby fsr extent whilst spccn
ato, have Seen inactive aud for days past have
Teen entirely out Of the market The trsde owlnt 70
previous extensive operations have bousn, sparsngy
and evidently for the supplying Of immediate wants
on,y 60 mat upon the whole, have had a tame
market entirely devoid Of animation and consequently
,sme slight decline Of prices has .r pesn ssscrpon.
enc eighth penny per pound remarking that tne qutn
tty Offering at this reduction is not large xsvo
rcsn $50 Egyptian and 400 bales CT surat have peen
tshen on srseuation with 400 American 45o Pernam'
buco 230 Bahia 2620 sura and 10 Madras Tor ekpo'
leaving for the trade 2esO bales The GALES oil W da,
rs srrY' O'Clock, p M-Thcre has been a,
improved demand for cotton today and We market
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HuaUAAHCED.

yU,UE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE CoHPANY-
Chartered in is2i 0n.ss IS Fulton street BrookJpi
sMerohnnts Exchange Wall street, New Yorkhave their
las also handsome eurplus) invested in the
undoubed securities and continue 70 insure buildings
and other personal property vessels In
p and s favorable terms ~ any other
'im'iss "s"'""'' WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. rresiAenA
Arpnrp q. srrvsrs Secretary
TINTED STATES LITE INSURANCE. CyMPANYNo
" UWsn street-Pocies ndsputsop, exceps on sss
frsudThs company makes ev Insurance. cen
nected with lie risks upon terms a. An miin
Institution. fNLphkiCK- ~ sLDoN fresasnt
JOHN A. sTt'FARr. Aetusry,
!. EApsx, Jr, Secretary.
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rnE pErAnruRE on rRIsoNEks FoR srAIN.

s,v.Srau, Sept. Is, 1851.
The Evening Nrs says that the captain Of the William
and John arrived at this port with Havana dates to The
sth inst reports that on the sth inst Spanish trans
pert ship left Cuba for Spain, with hundred and
sixty American prisoners on board.