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SOUTH AMERICA.

The London M0rning Chronicle gives
some additional details of the Argentine news,
which We had previously received from other
sources
The RIVER PLATE-The Intelligence received
yesterday Of the conclusion OF hostlltes wasbrought
hom the River Plate to Rio Janeifo on the 10Th Of
october, by the United States corvette JamestO
which sailed from Buenos Ayres on The It'll Of 0ctO-
Der, and stopped in the harbor OF Monte video for
few hours on the night OF the sth, IN order to land
her pilot, but held no communication with the
shore. The officers reported that. seeing the City OF
Monte oideo illuminated, they inquired the reason,
ana were informed by their counirymen on board
the frlgate Congress, that Gen Onbe had capitulat
ed and that Gov. Urquza had entered Monte vdeo
on the morning OF the sth Of October. They were
also informed that Gen. Oribe was on board the
English corvette Tweed, and has expressed strong
desire TO proceed 10 England The intelligence from
Buenos Ayres nas important The ARRIVAL Of the
three families of Gen. Onbe his brotherin-law and
son-in law had created strong sensation there
Gen Rosas had openly displayed extreme irrta-
tion at the conduct OF his Lieutenant, Onbe,
and had been heard to exclaim, =" Conquered with
out striking blow - lie had quite threwn off the
mask, and at every step showed msre plainly the
cloven foot. Onbe was no longer " his worthy ally,
the legal President Of the Oriental State" but de-
nounced as foul traitor of the Argentine cause,
and was publicly burnt In effgy accordingly. This
disgrace he shared with Generals Urqulza Vivasoro,
and Benavides, 0he Governor of San Juan,) upon
whose names every possible insult was heaped, and
against whom dire vengeance was threatened by the
fOed Dictator, who had gone through the farce of
having himself proclaimed supreme Chlet OF the
Argentine Confederation by the assembly of his
ere atures called the Provincial Junta OF Buenos
Ayes" The news brought to Rio on the 18th Oc-
ober shortly before the sailing OF the GeysT by the
Paquete do Sui, confirmed the foregoing, and added
that the now virtually at an end, the Argen-
tine troops of Orbe having joined urqulza and the
election for President Of the Oriental Republic being
about to take place as soon as the excitement pro-
duced BY recent events should have, in some mea-
sure, subsidized The whole affair had been effected
without boodshed and the details were furnished to
the Brazilian Government in dsdatches brought by
this racket.
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country Intere sted in the moral character otthe
sailor, 10 whom so many valuable lives and such IN
mense amounts of property are In,rusted on the
ocean. And can any one doubt that - make sailors
temperate ard moral will add 10 the security OF life
and property Weconhcenily appeal. there FORE FOR
aid 10 every Christian and phllanthroplst TO every
business man and patriot We labor 10 carry ths
lack Of knowledge we are trying &c minister reet
to those who are sick and IN distress We plead FOR
class TO whom In a great measure the business
portion OF our population are indebted for Their
prosperity for the enterprise OF the sailor has made
the harvestS of the MYERS our revenue. and our
country the mart OF nations. We beg assistance for
the wives and children the wldo rs AMI orp1sns o.
the men who have been the bulwark of our defense
IN war, and whose heroic achievements form 50
Orleh page IN our country's history.
Our circumstances are pressing and perllous,
though not hopeless, for many friends are iaOor1s
Tor our relief 1t can not be that an enterprise,
full ef hope for the sailor and closely identified
With the interests of ali classes will be suffered -
perish In this enlightened and Christian community
Our entire ce0t on the first OF the present month
was slO,iSI To meet this have good SUD
have collected in cash about $500, so that We now
need TO cancel all liabilities ABOUT $500. -Four
thousand dollars of this sum must be paid within
month or SIX weeks, or our church edhce Will be
sold.
Donations in money to AID US may be forwarded
to Francis Hail. Esq, at the Office OF the CONNER
clal Advertiser Thomas McElrath Tribune office
Joseph K Taylor President OF the Board OF Trustees
al the Controllers Office to Daniel Drew, Esq,
81 Wall street, or 10 the undersigned.
JAS II. PERRY,
Pastor Of the church, go Gouverneur-st.
7. S.-Donations in books for our sailors reading
room would be highly acceptable.
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and saw the man running away. whom he pursued
and finally captured. In his flight the pocketbsok
had been thrown away and was not recovered. The
accused was taken before Justice McGrath for
animation.
Franz Paysrd and John Chambers were arrested
day or tro since IN Broadway, charged with
picking the pocket % Mrs ReoeccA RIker OF purse
containing abou, $40 Ii seems that the operation
Was observed by lady Who was seated IN carnage
near oy, 10 instantly directed her CO achmaa 20 la
form Mrs: Riker that she had been ROBBED. Ne Old
so, anu MS X started IN pursuit of the rogaes--
Captain Leonard OF the Second Ward hap oened to be
Standing upon the opposite side of Broadway nj the
moment, and saw the lady in pursuit. tie instantly
foowe ed and arrested the accused, whom he al once
recognized a. recently discharged conyicts No
money was found in their possession. as they had
probably made way With It on finding themselves
pursued The men were taken before his Honor.
the Mayor, who committed them TO answer the
charge.
George Brent. a German, was on Saturday
rested on charge OF passing counterfeit 80 oIi.
the State Bank % Hartford, Connecticut. 10 John
Sears ~ No. 40 Wsshineton-si. lie was held b.
Justice Lo,hrop for examination.
NIBIo's Mile. Felice, very pleasing
French artistic. with an entire Vaudeville company,
Will give tonight musical piece, known IN Eassh
as the Mseries OF Human Life" The Raves also
perform two screaming paniomlmes, the Chinese
advertisement Ann Ma, and the comic ballet OF N.es
dsmps The nights performances embrace ballet.
singing and acting.
AdVerusement. II TIE bADlES.-Wc
invite your particular attention 10 the stock of Vel
vets, Merlnos, Paramattas, Delaines, Shswls, sc,
which are now selling at Bakers old stand, No sol
Grsnd-st. Many kinds Of goods are selling for less
than half OF the real cost The balance Of the stock
must be sold in few days
Advertisement. 1T is madness in any
youTg man 10 expect business situation unless he
can write rapid. leeible hand. Goldsmith teaches
such hand in ten lessons for 80 so, but only for
limited time He also perfects the hand IN
limited series OF lessons, for $40 His rooms are at
No. $50 Broadway
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

IT, Tomorrow the Wings Of Kings
County will elect from each town and Ward i've
Delegates TO represent them in the General Con-
mittee
The Polls Of the several Towns and Wards to be
opened at 3 o'clock, y. ~ aud continue open till '
O'Clock, p. NJ The Town and Ward Committees
Will select three Inspectors OF Election each Tor theu
respective Towns or Wards.
The following are the places designated Tor hold
ing the Polls, VIZ
lid Ward Snedicors, corner Of Main aud Wa
ter.sts.
lid ward-The City Hotel, Fulton st.
WITH WaTd-WashingtOn Hall, Adams 81.
With WaTd-The Brooklyn Hotel corner Of Hud-
son and Prsspect-H.
With Ward-At the Coal ONCE.
With WaId-Wllson's Hotel, Flushing-a
With Ward-As the Ward may direct.
IXth Ward-As the Ward may direct.
Xth Ward-Allens Hall, corner Smith and But
lersts
Nth Ward-G ascoyne's, corner OF Raymoad-a
and MyTtle.av
Williamsburgh-Th Town Committee will desig-
nate the places
pusbwIck-At the Rams Head Hotel, Green P0iat.
FIstbush-Wiggins Hotel.
FIailaIds--As the Town Committee may direct.
Grayesend-As the Town Committee may direct
New uecht-As the Town Committee may direct
The REILLY CAsR.-A young man named
James Farmer was brought TO this city on ssssrday,
from Connecticut, on a warrant wherein ne s'sn.'
charged WIN UtlIS dCCteeoil w VIC M.
ders in WiIIiamsburgh committed by Reilly Nc
was taken before Justice John & sm.h, an- 90
united for examination, at winch '''''
Will be ELECTED.
Acc,nv,T Ar THE FULTON fERRY.-
-, = o'clock last evening, as the Terry ooas vas
49,, leaving the bridge, foot oil fuiton'H', tNe"-
YORK side) atte grl ABOUT hse o' 49, ~ ,n
an,ed by It's parents, accidentally stepped on INTO
"a ,tTer The father Who had gained the ooat, at
,empted to save Il BY reaching over, out In 70 aons
,vmbied IN likewise The boat was inmsdiaeeiy
s,onued and by the exertons OF the hands ON ooa'"
both were safely got out
SENTENCES IN THE Courts ON SATURDAY.
IN IN. Court of oyer and Tenniner Michael Dan
80 on conviction OF burglary IN the second degree,
vs. sentenced 20 the State Prison al sing ping Ioi
70 tenn Of 5 wears and 6months and John Lewis,
I'D unity OF burglary IN the first degree, vas son
fenced to ~ years and months imPrsohmehi' Hs"
In r5e CIV Court John Dowd, convicted on an IN
d,c,roert Tor selling liquor without license, Was
sentsnced TO Imprisonment m the County JAN ior "
49, md 10 nav 6Ae Of go On another indictmcht
for ksepng disOrderly house, inc same parry va
sen,snced 10 nav fire Of rs, and stand committed
nntl nald no, exceeding 90 days, after exprxnoo
~ former sentence. John Lallagher, convicssa on
an indctm ent for assault ant battery on James III
simmons, on the sth Of July last, was sentence "
imprisonment in the County JAIL Tor on esy 80
paw a fine OF $50, and stanis commins1 , s -
notexceeding 9O days after trpirauon " s.,s "a
B tence Malta mel Boyd cDnvicteo VI a. IA
4 battery was sentenced "a; pay hhe !" vi.
l Thomas Hogan, on an Indictment VI . xs..,, ~
! tlre, was amerced In W s..a "a dsvs ana
. paymeIt. the former 70 w
the latter 60 days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

NEw-oRLEANS, Friday, Dec. II, 1851.
The sales OF CorToN to-day reached 5000 bales at
etesdy pgices-FaiT SIC, FLovR-St. Louis, ~
Ohio, 50 IS. GRAIN-CoTn, 1894 6c. PROVISION
Mess Pork, $l2Ia $lS Bacon Sides, &c. and noml-
nal LARD In barrels prime, 7c., kegs.sec. WHISKY,
lie. CofrEE-The sales Of the week have reached
5000 bags Rio at Sc for cid crop, and SIC for new.
NKw-ORLEANs, Saturday, Dec. -, 1851
The sales of CoTroN for the week have reached
10000 bales, the largest amount Of any week this
season. No change IN prices Was caused by the
Nisgara's news. The receipts are $4,000 bales
ahead OF last year up 70 this date Stock on hand,
$4,000 Quotations Low Midohng, &C. strict
hiddling, re The sales osMoL,ssEs for the week
amount to l3,O0e barrels 81 CLOSING pr'ce OF 2gc
fRkioHrs-Cotton TO Liverpool, 10 Hsvre, :.
STERLING EXCHANGE. 5. Gle.
CINCINNATI, Saturday, Dee -, 1851.
hoes firm $500 sold at - 6od$4 o. Sales Of
eco osis. Mess PEAK at sll 7So$la 500 kegs Of
rune LARD were disposed sf al ssc. Ne~-Aofk
1AehANc. has advanced 10 It premium.
Nsw. ORLEANS, Thursday, Dec. II, 1881.
me CorroN market has been active to-day ard
s~u bales were sold a, steady prices strict Md
nncs were sold to-day at pc. Tor PRIME. RICE Is SC
WHISKY, duh al lie.
Providence, : .turiay Dec Is, 1882
CorroS-The market continues 10 be lightly
stocked. The sales Of tbs week have been 10 far
s1tsnt al the following quotations New Orleans
ane Mobile, Mlddlng Far. l0l di0,c Upland fair
wa l0c'; Mddling Far q It 9sr. WooL--The market
10 quite duh but little inquiry and no change IN
NiveS, The sales have been as follows fleece.
soIxo ID at S9a45c. The largest sales were made at
na4Sc. pulled, 1900 10 at 30 9I0c. The largest
49, al so'G aoc Foreign 2,45J b. 30 aS5c. TOTAL
S Soes OF the week 81 6O3 70. PAINTING Chorus
hIces continue firm with fair demand. The sales
nave oeen $3.50 pieces. Monty without change.
rA NOZZLE, Friday, Dec. 10, 1851.
No .ne receipts OF CorToS for the week have been
so,iss osIss, Stock on hand 6s $50. Sales OF the
week $4,000 salesto-day 500, at a market still
CnARLksroS, Saturday. Dec IL, 1851.
LOTION sales today SOS bales, at y, sosi Market
slu aRu lat little doing
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every day more and more qualified TO meet the
emergencies OF his great and growing cause
BY strict attention to his men. and perseverIns
endeavors to enforce discip line Amongst all hrs
troops ne has force combining the strength Of the
regular army together with the zeal and enthus-
asm OF the volunteer service. We hear every day,
OF large bocies OF men preparing themselves 70 JOIN
hum early IN the coming month"
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Powder Excitement.

ALBANY, Dec ii, 1851.
In consequence of exciting rumors circulated last
night and this morning, the barge Indiana, of Troy,
ayng in the basin overhauled by the authorities,
and ten tuns eight hundred kegs, OF powder found
On board. The powder was brought from Scaghti-
coke, and destined for Iiavre de Grace, Maryland
The barge was lowed down last Monday, but, in
consequence OF the change OF weather has been ly
ing in the basin ever since Measures have been
taken TO have her dangerous freight removed TO a
place OF safety.
The weather last night was intensely cold and the
ice in the river stationary this morning, and persons
crossing. Wind to- night uth-east, with snow.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Lass Of the schooner Merchant.

CHARLESTON, Saturday, Dec. 10, fc1l.
The schooner Merchant, which sailed on the ga
of November from this port to Havana with the
mails and passengers, in place of the steamer isaoe
was totally lost the third day out on Caryslor9
Reef The crew and passengers were saved, ana
taken 10 Key West and the wreckers succeeded IN
saving the mails and part OF the cargo
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LOUISIANA.
rhrasher Demonstration in New -Orlean.

NEw.ORLEANS, Thursday, Dec IL, 1851.
great meeting was held here last night, in behalf
of Mr. Thrasher, at which resolutions were passed
asking our Government to interfere In the matter at
once and demand his instant release also, to warn
SPAN against such an outrage IN fu.nIe. Many
Speeches were made by both Wings and Democrats,
and the War spirit was strongly manifested.
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MARYLAND.
Southern Maii-Destructive Fire.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IA, 1851,
The Southern mail all the way through, has ar
s1ved but brings no news.
A destructive fire occurred here this morning,
which destroyed the German Evangelical Church,
situated at the corner of Camden and Eutaw- e.,
and n lumber yard adjoining.
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KENTUCKY.
u. &. Senator Elected. &c.

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, Dec H. 1851
Hon John d. Thompson, (Whig) was to-day
elected 10 the United States Senate by the Ken
lucky Legislature.
The steamboats, John Simpson and Cornela ar
rived at Louisville day with $50 bales OF cotton
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BUFFALO, Saturday, Dec l3, 1851.
Christian Wanner was murdered this morning by
mis- brother, B. Wanner, during an alteration con-
corning money lent to Christian by his brother: The
deceased was stabbed in the thigh, and lived only
half an hour. The murderer is IN jail
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The Mavoralty-Church Burned.
BOSTON, Saturday,

BosToN, Saturday, Dec. 10, 1851.
BENJAMIN Seaver, Esq, was nominated for the
MayoTalty, by the Wings last night. The OPposi-
MON have nominated Mr. Baxter for the same office.
The Methodist Episcopal Church at East Wey-
mouth, Mass, destroy ed by fire last night Loss
not ascertained
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LIBERIA.
Liberia Packet Arrived

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Dec Is, 1851.
The Liberia Packet has arrived reports
the general state Of the colony good. Trade Is rep
tesented to be very dull.