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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13


halt ar inch the vicinity OF Cleveland, on Thurs
day night
Tue GERMAN MOVEMENT. The visit OF
Professor kinkel to this city oxcues good deal oil
interest among our German fellow citizens ana
Others interested IN the cause OF German independ-
ence At a late mass meeting held here to take into
consideration the National Loan movement, resolu-
tons were adopted declaring 1t is the duty OF every
nisnd OF Liberty and particularly OF those who
have emlgra,ed from Germany, To assist to The ex-
tent OF their power m the dehverance OF Germany
from the oTair OF her princes, not BY mere demon
STATIONS OF sympathy. which VIII not effect any
thing, but by furnishing means for revolutionary
combat. To do this, the meeting agrees 10 tue plan
OF the German National Loan, and resolved TO open
double subscription lists or immediate, ana the
other for monthly or weekly contributors, and to
place such funds may be collected at The disposal
OF the Provisional Finance Committee III London,
until the appointment OF the Revolutionary Tom
mittse BY the Convention, hch Is expected shortly
tn assemble. MI Rhefus was appointed Treasurer
in this city. and StaDclng COMMITTEE was erected
10 be appointed To carry cut the oogec OF the meet
ine and to the cooperation OF such towns ana
cues IN Ohio Us Prof kinkel should not be sbleto
visit Another meeting is to be held this evening al
Greenwood Hall. tCincnmaa Mia>'
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hlIed ~, for which Woodruff w. hresse' Tor 81
semptiEg ~ pas The checks who's nave been PIE
senisd NJ tbs banks and pad are, one ioI 500 'n
Bank o. America che for 49, on the bfos1su
Bark drswn BY l.. K. MenseI. 70 the oflsf on
Engel another for $40. on ne same bank o.tvn>
by the same party In II vor OF Thomas w stSon 5n5
Tor $ico, on the yIlih Ward Bank. drawn oT 4
Mcpherson, to the ordx Of n. Guest one on tbs
ChemIcsl 6ank. Tor $400, drawn by X. II Elien IN
favor o. William Hucson and one on the "a 'iic
Bank. for 5000 drawn by William LsIttns. N favor
Of C. West. Other checks will undoubtedly rs
I'D and compared with the other banks WOOD
ref further states that Roe had 3 bundle OF
forced checks ready for circulation, and mentions
one among them for $4,000. with the name OF Wal.
ter Bovine sisned TO It which was exceedingly veil
executed and was to have, within lew days. been
presented at the Seventh Ward Bank. where Mr..
BoxEe kept his funds Drown has not bee arrested.
and sno,hev OF tie individuals accused Is yet NJ
large From information IN the hsncs OF the autn,ri'
ties It Is believed that sone prominent men "a ms
City, who are almost beyond susrcion, assc nsoh
hard in this nefarious business All the persons arr
rested are respectfully connected and we'll known
IN this community They were all held for further
examination which viii be resumed tins afternoon
CouRr CALESpAR--This day.-Commow
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or l020 03. .o33, io31 l04i. ie43. o4s. iotI.
lo49, l,0Sl. Psr l-Nos l,ol0. $50, oss, i.oSs.
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IS, 20. as IS, |. 81, 81, 81, S. s. 70, 81 W ., vs.
o. 1885, los 100, lie, ia, lis, ll6 liz, lo iis no.
i2i, l22, I24, ITO.
SuPRsxs CouRr--Spectal Terw.--Nos. ~. ST, 81.
I45. 50, 50. 81. o., 81 to 20.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Destruction Of a Cotton Factory-Dreadful
Less Of Life.

Less OF Lille.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov. IL, 1851.
Mr.. NXon's extensive Cotton Factory, on Hamil-
ton-st., near Paramount was destroyed BY fire al
O'Clock this evening. The hands were at work in
She upper stories when the fire broke out below, and
several hives have been lost, mostly females. St2
bodies reported to have been already found, so
chMTed that they cannot be recognized. One man
jumped from a fourth story window and was killed.
Some made their egress from the windows, and one
lad, with his sister in his arms, clambered down a
rope from the upper story. Edward Crosby and
Miss Browning persisted in the flames. The mill
employed about one hundred hands, and was in full
operation. The loss is about $4,000, partly Gov
cred by insurance.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

10 The Cape Cod Association cele-
brated the first anniversary Of their Institution on
Tuesday evening, at Bosom. IL L. said that one
thousand OF the descendants OF the urtanS "e'e
present large number II ladies were present AID
about hhy guests Several tcsSts we're proposed,
eloquent speeches dsly cred, and .le greatest
harmony enthusiasm ard enjoyment Pervaded 'he
proceedings.
FATAL ACCIDENT. An lsshman. tweu'
weight years of age lamed Timothy Nahoney vas
almost instantly killed at East Boston oy oaik OIL
earth on Eagle Hill cavine IN upon hini
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BosroN, Wednesday, Nov H. ls1l
y. p. Banks, Coalition, Speaker OF the House
OF Representatives last year, was yesterday
elected Representative from wathsm. Five
Wings aud seven CoahtlonIs's were chosen 20
the House yesterday Thus ilr the Wings have
&c majority, with lis vacancies 10 be filed
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UTAH.

The 81. Louis Republican, OF the III, az
nounceS the arrival at independence OF tliee Se"
ttopeu from Fort Laramie ana The SAlt LaAe. They
giye tie details Of the secession IN iae Ieffllory,
The defalcaiens OF Governor Young ana ms attempt
10 seize $24 coo III the hands o. INC 'eN'e.1
Though the nierp0SiiloB II thc supreme N"utt'
There are no new facts. hoseser. aGs ise he"s re
mans the same Is published an or te'rst4P"'' ~S
ratch
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Mississippi EIcCtiOs'.

JACKSON, Tuesday Nov. H. 1851.
In IS Counties heard from, foote, Union. for
Governor. is about 900 ahead. There are four
Counties yet to be received. All the Unon'iche',
except for Chancep CLERK, l. elected.
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TEXAS.
Indian Depredntiops.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. IL, 1851.
The Southern mail has arrived. The Newt Orleans
papers contain Galveston dates to the 3lst ult Civ
ing accounts of numerous Indian dep~edations. The
Indians were pursued by Gen. Persifer Smith and
some troops, when the plumber was recaptured, and
two Indians killed and three wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

" On Tuesday evening there. was .
highly respectable and numerous meeting Of some
OF our most influential citizens held at No lst Az
Isntic-s for the purpose Of establishing public
library, reading and news room in this city. j Van
NostTsnd presided on the occasion. On motion. n
was carried unanimously, tina, John N. TaylS. Esq
bs President Of che proposed association The fol
loving seatlemen were then elected Trustees J ..
L. Suanahan, James Van Nosusnd, L. A. Lambert,
A. Cooke Hall. T.. w. Durham, John b. kstchins.
" T. Holmet and John l.. Taylor. Esqrs. For the
purpose OF establishing this institution, about 900
Is already subscribed II is TO be Incorporated under
the name oi tho " Brooklyn Asheneum and Reading
Rooms"
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH-0n Tues.
day evening last. Mrs. Margaret Newman. residing
at No ia Coolest, was burned To death by hot
clothes accidentally taking fire. She had prepared
herself for bed. aud then sitting do VII by the stove.
fell asleep IN the char. Her niShIdrcss. coming
IN contact with the stove, took IRE, and she waS
speedily enyeoped In flames After lingering fos
about Ave hours, death relievedIher from fuftnes
Gfferings An inquest was hell by tue coroner
Yesterday. and verdict in accordance with The
facts returned
INV FlRE.BELL.-The new tire-bell tor
the Third Police District station-hous wss de-
lycred Yesterday and is soon TO be elevated to ns
proper position IN the cupols. IL was oass Menos-
leys Foundry, Troy, Y, and weighs $3.50 Lbs.
~ On Tuesday evening, Capt Mckia.
ney accompanied by officers Cary. Doughctty and
Fox, of the Third District Police, psocecded 70
spot In Degrawst., between Columbia and Vas
Brunt SITS who're they discovered five boys, occupy.
ing a habitation under ground. and so contested
from view the entrance that NO person wovs
discover it, unless his attention particularly
called to It. Their apartments were large enough
for comfort, and fitted up with convenisnees for
retired under. ground hfe The Oldest one OF the
parry arrested Is but eighteen and the youngest ten
wears of age. Yesterday morning four moss boys
of inc came party were found IN similar hole IN
the ground" an Tiffany place, with the exception
that the latter had two rooms and little moro
Mistocratic 1t Is supposed that these places wese
Designed for the conc slmsnt Of stolen goods.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

COLLECTORS OF TAXES AND AssEssMsNrs.
The Temperance and Law and Order Ticket bsv-
ing instead Of the above title, (Which Is the one de-
sionated BY the new ChsTterJ placed, by mistake,
upon theiftlckets Receiver Of Taxes" the Board
u Canvassers has thrown the vote OF thai ucket Out.
so far as this Office concerned, and declared MI
Collier the opposing candidate duly eiscted nstead
Of Mr. Coffin. As the intention was. no doubt ~ eli
believe to vote for Collector Of Taxes and Access
meats all the decisions Of our Courts lesa IN avos
of Mr. Coffin, and the result will probably be the
giving Of the Office 10 hun, agreeeby to tho votes
TRUsrEEs OF SCHOOLS AND BORAn or
EDUCATION The new School Officers elected arc.
Air Demarest ia First Ward. wee Mr. Robertson,
who declined reelection Mr. Van Ranst instead
OF Mr. Hanford. IN Second Ward and Ms. kiohards.
an ulsce OF Mr. smith In Third Ward.
The following gentlemen being the school T!us-
tees m the different Wards wall form the hoard OF
Educaton under the new law, and have Jurisdiction
OF matters IN connection with Education Tho once
receives no emolument yet II properly attended 70.
as n is and no doubt will be, IL one OF the most ~.
duous, as It IS certainly one OF the most important
anc useful m the community First Ward, Mes1s
ID d. Winent, John Breach, and Gerhed1s L. Dom
Arrest Second Ward, Messrs. Grahams Policy. "a
ward Wall, and John Van Ranss Third Ward:
Hesss Lemuel Richardson, Isaac Henderson, ana
William Richards.
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TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. "Wednesday. Nc

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Wednesday, Nov. la, 1851.
At the Wing Senatorial Caucus on Monday
night, the last ballot stood as follows Nelson,
of East Tennessee, 81; Netherand, do, 3 :.
James G.. Jones, West Tenn, To- Brown, do !,
Gustavus H. Henry, MIDI. Tenn, 3 Foster, do
5. Total SIS votes. The previous ballots varied
but little from the above.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Arrest for Murder.

PROVIDENCE, Wednesday, Nov IL.
Peter Haskell Aaron BuTYell and Sarah Stanton.
colorcd persons, have been arrested, charged with
the murder Of James Parker the night of the 23d
Nov 1880 His body was found in the Cove on the
ID January last The Police have been sometime
on the track OF the persons arrested against whom
the evidence is very strong They will be examined
N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
NEW BRUNSWICK.

Derangement OF the Halifax Telegraph Line.
ST. JOHN, N. b., Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1851.
We have had no communication with Halifax
since last evening at O'Clock, and consequently
have information to the arrival n-arrivat
of the steamer Cambria from Liverpool
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Markets-Reported BIZ Teieoraph.

NORFOLK, Wednesday. Nov. IL, 1851.
Sales have been made OF good CORN at 50052c
The supply is light and the demand firm. SLAVES
are active al 26l27c for Red Oak hid, others are
unchanged COTTON is steady last sales were AZ
IL There is now none in the market
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VIRGINIA.
Sudden Death .

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov IL, 1851.
lawyer named Byrd, fell dead at Richmond in
fit of passion
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NETWORK.
The Syracuse Rioters.

BUFFALO, Wednesday, Nov IL. 1881.
1t Is thought that the Syracuse rioters Will not be
tried here but only the Indictment found. The
trals will probably take place at Albany.
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CITY ITEMS.

The OpRRA.--" Norma," on repetition
last evening. drew a crowded and fashionable audi
tory. Stefanone. ater her characteristic lethargic
slumber through the first act to life the sec
ond, and then fell upon the senslbities Of the
dience with such FIRE, that her magnificent was
redemansed, and she was obliged TO snnIhllate
Pollione with her for the second time Be..lnl
We know survived ii all because he appeared before
the audience with Steanone when called for, at the
fall of the curtain. Casta Diva IA a dangerous
aria for whose emotional nature is only aroused
N the gradual development Of a drama. and whose
heart is not readily aglOw when the eye is turned
toward Heaven. The rapt expression, and spiritual
b(t, so essential IN Costa Diva miss IN SIeffa
none's performance, but in the deliniation Of the
stronger emotions she is fine, that can easlly
overlook this. Bettini still holds strongly his own,
and will continue to do so. Sigma Cassni is an in
dustrlous and meritorlous artistic, singing common
dably her somewhat difficult part. Decidedly the
most fascinating OF the performers this opera, to
the moheriv part of the audience however, are Nor
mas children who are such well-oehaved and exem-
plsry little innocents and withai prettylooking,
as TO excite general admiration
HE REQUESTS OF THE LATE ABRAHAM
g. THOMPSON understand from gentlemen well
qualified to Judge Of the vase Of the estate left by
Mr.. Thompson, tina. may be put down at s3SO'OOO'
This brings the donations to charitable and religious
societies to a much higher figure than heretofore
published. After making the beques.s TO relatives
and friends, as given below, Mr. T. directed that the
residue of his property should be divided into %
equal parts, directing his Executors 10 give parts
to the American Bible Society TO the American
Tract Society S to the Seamens Friend Society
4 to tho New-York Colonization Society TO the
American Home Missionary Society 3 TO the Amer
ican Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
3 TO the Central Presbyterian Education Society
to the Deaf and Dumb Institution TO the lnsti-
tuition of the Blind. At the rate Of $3SOOOO the be-
quests will amount to the specified in the table
below, The Executors named by Mr.. T. are Da-
vid Thompson, George w. Thompson, Francis
Griffin, William w Campbell Thomas Bsyles, OF
York, land Henry Sheldon and James Freelsnd
of Brooklyn. Having copied from one OF our cotem-
poraries a statement Of the amount OF requests
which is far too low, we have taken pains TO exam
inc the Will, with view to giving the following
correct Transcripts and estimates. The VIII was
signed on the both ult.
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LATEST NEWS.
~ Telegraph to the Sew-york Tribune
THE STATE.

.,,, fesegrari 0no,. co,nsr Rs-oser sas Bea-''-"
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OHIO.

q Ice was formed 90 the thickness OF
halt an inch IN the vicinity OF Cleveland on Thurs
DAY night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

AccIDENTs.-A Mrs. Ann Brown, resid-
ing at No. 10 Thomas-st.. accidentally run over
on Tuesday evening, While at the corner of Green
" lch and Vesey sts., by horse and cart She was
to her residence by policeman
A sailor named Richard A. Turner, belonging TO
the ship Silss G. Halght. lying at pier No. AZ East
River, fell overheard early yesterday morning, and
was drowned His body has not been r"seve'od'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

GRAND LARCENY.-A man named Joseph
Butcher las yesterday arrested, charged with steal;
ing $50 from the house Of Joseph Meyer No. ~
Sherif.st The house entered during the alb
sence of IT'S occupants, and on their return the ac-
cused was seen coming out Of the house. He was
committed for minat0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

ARRESTED AS WITNESSES. -Two men,
named William Wtherell and Rufus Delano, were
Yesterday arrested on complaint OF Capt Dtchet OF
The Fourth Ward, and held as witnesses against An
tome Lopez charged with the murder Of policeman
Michael Foster, In BuIlng-slip, about four months
since They were detained by Justice Lothrop.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-11-26
New Ranking House

IN .NAAhlN0IOL
FTtHE undersigned having been induced 70 ena-
Il bark in the Exchange and Banking business,
in the City Of Washington, d. C., aysils himsolf
Of an early occasion 70 notify his friends and the
public generally Of the fact and 70 solicit their
encouragement His Institution viii b known
as the " Bank Of the UniOn,'' and from which
not one dollar Will Be issued, for eircuiaton that
will not be rePresentedby something tangible and
substantial in the shape ofGold and Silver, Drafts
on the United States Treasury, HOFthsTn EE-
change, or Virginia Bgnkable Funds.
By strict adherence % q legitimate issue upon
such basis, II win readily Be perceived that de
public ara protected, and The bank Itself made 70
stand on the snrest Foundation. This enterpTise
Il entered upon after the maturedt deliberations
audit is gratifying 70 know that Il meets with me
spPpr0yal Of exPerisneed and sagaeious fnanciers
Of New York, Washington and Richmond.
In addition 70 the issue Of notes for ercnlafioB,
q The Bank Of the Union viii collect draits on
the Government, and on tbs principal eiiies Of
the United States, aud win negotiate for the pnf-
chase or sale ION eommlsstnnl Of Staf1 Stocks,
Guarantied Bonds OF Canal and Rairoad Compa-
.nies, and other good sccurifias-
Il Any business connected with the different
Departnienfs Of fhe Government, In WaEhlngton,
win Be attended 70 on liberal terms.
Eca az zRO.H- GALT4tHER. i
RiShmofS. Va, Ocfcber, is5i.-'f- 6ia
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-11-26

COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATS
The Journal Of Commerce reports from
information received from areliable source.
that the imports into the United States
for the fiscal year, ending Jtne 80, 1851,
were S2i0. 600, 600. and The exports from
the country for the same period were
S188, 600. 000-showing an excess of inn
ports over exports of S2eo00,ooo. The
exports as stated, we presume, include
those of specie, Of which from the port
OF New York alone, more than thirty
FIVE millions have gone forward since
january last to this date. - teT9 =
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FIREMAN, HODGES & co., SO Liberty
Il Street, between Broadway and Nassau st.,
near the Post Office, New York.
We are receiving by daily arrivals from Eu-
rope, our Fall and Winter assortment Of Rich and
Fancy Silk and Millinery Goods.
We respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers thor.
oughly to examine our Stock and Prices, and, rs
interest governs, we feel confident our Goods and
Prices will induce them 10 select from our estab-
hshment. Particular attention Il devoted 10
MILLINERY GOODS,
and many of the articles are manufactured expires.
ly 70 our order, and cannot be surpassed in beauty,
style and cheapness.
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap, Neck
and Belt.
Satin and TuGeta Ribbons, of all widths and
colors.
silks, saeins, velvets, and Uncut vslvoss for
Hats.
Feathers, American and French Artificial
Flowers.
Pufings, and Cap Trimmings.
Dress Trimmings, large assortment
. EmbrOideries, caPes, Collars, Undersleevss and
Fine Embroidered Rsveris and Hemstitch Cam
brio Handkerchiefs.
Grape, Hsses, Tartlstons, Illuslon and Cap
Vaieneios, Brussels, Thread, SIX and Lislis
Thread Laces.
KID, SIX, Sewing Silk, Uslie Thread, Msrino
Gloves and Mitts.
Figured and Plain Swiss, Book, Bishop Lawn,
and Jaconet Muslins.
English, French, American aud Italian Straw
Goods
Nov. %. 1sst-tt
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Gle Of Current events, and impartial noiiecp Of
important Books Of the Month. The Volumes
commence with the Numbers for June and De-
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