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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
FRANCE.

P,Ers. >iHfgy E'e1.aS-A new democratic COM
m,itee. consisting OF NM. Lamennas, Jolly, Matthew
(fe Ia Drome1 Y. ScholcAer. Baunce, BcrthOlOn,
Lasteyrle. and Michel de Bourgesl have published
a manifesto If immense length. They call themselves
the " French-S PAM sh-ltaan Democratic Committee
OF Paris" They sign " Representatives. Of the Peo-
pie Members OF the Mountain" ThScOmmlitoee y
plains the reasons for It's formation. The manifesto
contains long dlsQuSltOn upon religion, evidently
from ne pen Of ". LamennaS, who, by the WY.
was elected member of the Mountain Committee Of
Permanence. but declined 20 serve on the alleged
ground that he could not remain in Paris.
When ". Victor Hugo IN the National Assembly,
elected dea.tnus cheer by that bold hlghi OF MS
fancy which announced the formation NJ some future
tire Of the d" United states OF Europe his hearers
probably did not suppose that the realization oi his
ideawas near al hand. The prospectus u the demo-
cratic French raulsh-ltdlidn Committee =. how
ever a PROPOSAL Couched M serious. elegant. and
eloquent language and written with apparent ear-
nestuc>S o. purpose, fer the Incorporation OF the
TINTED STATES OF the whole world. The orgntorS
~ TIL, raasceniently vast pro eel are neither hume
rous nor powerful They consist of eight reSpecta-
bic. lul not very eminent members of the Nar0na.
Assembly, Of whom VI. iamcn.alS "A hc'erodoX
priest Of great literary ability, and VI. Michel ,te
POurresI The advocate NhO /, now defending the
rolrural prlsoncrs ~ Lyons. are the most GiSiia-
euished They are nevertheless confident hat they
are as they profess be. the nucleus around which
the immense aggiomeraton which they ioretCll WI
inevitably form tScf But IN order 70 gigc pracil-
cal comulexion TO their undertaking. the immediate
object they propose. as a preliminary 10 me more
comprehensive scheme Is lra'ernli, poltlc-l, ana
social union OF the three nations. which, from their
Latin oucIn ard their geographical position, have
he most affinity rance Spain. aud italy
Co. London News
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E iIlNA.
The Chinese imsurrection.

Hone KONG, Monday, June 23.-The intelligence
which the present mail conveys is OF a chequerel
and interesting nature, rather a loreShaio~mg OF
what Is approaching than the record OF what has al
ready come My expressed apprehenslons regard
iug The under~oTklng of That great agency which
promises 1t distant day 20 dismembcr this mighty
empire, and the data on which they rested were a.
the time questioned by the local journals
But time has proved the correctness of what have
written YOU, and my next letter Will PROBABLY an
nuunco the taking o. The city of Canton 0y the nsur-
gent mass, which, Ike a mighty ocean, Is moving
gradually but ire>.tbly onward, involving rum m
IT, course, unless the mindarlns declare themselves
and thus hasten the downfall OF the present dynasty
Fan u assHedly Will, and lt viii be well # the
sent finds our countrymen with sufficient naval
force for their protect on.
Already the military commanders and eva com
misslouers appointed 10 suppress the rebellion have
been carried OF by death lured by the charm, OF M
tufc reward, or dIsmaycd Al tie number. strength,
and success Of the rcyOlutOnlsts. Tie man put oth
~ the leader Of The Increment has assumed regal
houor, 70 the terror OF the regnlng and leg timaie
sovereign VINO, fearing the dstfcrtlon of ms troops
chartered or raised "a The disturbed provinces, has
ordered choice soldiers from the capital n these sol
diers ~ example of the local force. fratcrnlle with
tie rebels and rcccho the rebel shout Down with
the Tartar dynasty "the cOusummauOn VIII De reach
ed sooner than the friends OF the pretender expect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
AUSTRIA

VIENNA. Aug u.-Thoue1 the SchWarzenbcrg-
Racn ministry has subcued Italy, overwhelmed
Hungary and BUNDLED Prussia, yet Il cannot boast
Of having improved the general state OF the realm
The finances are worse than ever. silver Is Ar
premium ~ heh as L YVES M the tune when Austria
bad no longer 2n army 70 oppose - me victorious
ilmuarlanS and The negotiations Tor me projected
loan have failed. The bankers cannot 5e easily de-
ccivcd hy superficial paneCyrcs on the rising pros
porty OF the monarchy they know very well tld II
the amount of bank notes has decreased there Is
more than corresponding increase IN the govern
mclt paper money and as long As the reduction OF
the army Is impossible public credit cannot be hrm
IN established. But how could The army be reduced
while all the populations oi me monarchy are us
satlsfed and Italy Is threatening new outbreak
Inn Milan maicOnttnts have begun ~ pllcard printed
bulletins ln the same WAY IL the invisible govern
ment does al Rome. But Inc AuStrianS are more
yfpilaut than the Roman police young man OF
n = name of SchleSa was arrested m the very act OF
sticking the bulletin on the corner Of street Ihe
Austrian authority offered large sum OF money and
perfect amnesty to HIM II ne would dehounce tAe
nartv which empeyC ed him, but he declined 10 0etray
ms friends and was shot on the very same day.
Next morning another bulletin was found sticking
on the walls clarifying the name and the act oil TINS
hero
Old RadetskV fearsnOw that he t. no longer able 70
prevent an outbreak he therefore wants reinforce
fucnis while the Government cannot spare the
troops from Hungary, where passive resistance shows
the inimlcal spirit OF the people No Hungarian of
note accepts Office under the AustrdnS, and those
whom poverty forces 70 DO u loose caste and are
treated A. Austrldn> IN sotlttF. ne co>'S VI VII"
central Zed administration absorb all me revenue oi
Hungary andthe estimates OF the Minister OF nance
prove al erroneous. TIC latey-nirOiucSd monopoly
of tobacco would have been In important item OF the
revenue, The Hungaridns an, from the prince 70 me
beggar. beng wogshlgerS ~ Inc fragrant weed but
slute he monopoly was introduced, smoking has
ceased Il * not invisible Government. like thdt IN
Haly. which ISSUED the order not o. consume tooa'-
co. bur the universal hatred OF the Austrian rule has
changed Tie habits OF nc people nobody Is smoh-
ing not e.on Marshal Ilayuau. By-the-by the dfay-
men of BARCLAY q PERKINS, can congratulate them
selves on her success The blows bestowed on the
Austrian marshal ID Bankside have made him Hun
gdran oppost oni>t. wearing the national CARO-, ao1s
my the austrian Government, and iulsaklng the
cigar and pipe But even the cultivation of tobacco
has much decreased, IN consequence of the seNi-
tons 10 which the groWeris subjected, and the duty
OF tWo shllllngs upon the "elmer' of VINE has
thrown the Inferior quality Of vineyards out OF cult
walton The hand OF ccntraZlng despotism s de-
siroyIng evcrvthinp II touches. Cor. London New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
IRELAND.

! . STATE Of tie potato crop coaUuu,s - De- SUD
Jet az interest ana OF ANXIETY ma consequence OF tle
alarming TII0CIs which have 0ecn c--cC lict. Ne
lean from 1c -Cst reliable sources faa,, although
symptoms of disease are apparent on the leaves ant
sns oi t-t potato ne t.Csr generally remains ~
Affected. Clc paper asserts shat the a,c ran, - 'r
from o. ~ u IrCuS, has. % al a1pe isance. STAYED
TIE SedSo. The cork ErlHlfr states. a the result
OF careful inquiries IN thar and the surrounding couu-
ues. ,lat the "cr0p IS generally safe, and ia, an
pie supply ALL Sc .c.-. aicr AZ deductions. NOT
Or.v foT human food. bit Tor the many useful pur-
pc-ss 20 which tina, valuable eSculegt : applied
GyeG; excitement prevailed IN INLAND N corse-
Gutnce Il .ae new law prohibiting ne prol1 axes 81
nc Catholic Church from assuming their Official o.
ties. great meeting o. Catholics was Ia n held r.
Dublin on the 18Th ana one oi khc Bishops, NJ a let
ter 20 TIE Committee. had opcnly ccnCt ne .aN o.
si-uilg himself John. Archbishop % Tudm.' Tie
other prelates. though equally indignant IN vie" Of
The new law. are content with prsfXng the cross 70
;hoT names. The excitement was very hcrce aAi
bitter
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THE YACHT AMERICA.
The ATLANTIC BEAT The AMERICA CUT.
THE COTTON MARKET FIRM.

The u. s. Mail Steamship Atlantic, Capt.
Wer. arr.yed Yesterday morning, a; about O'clock
.oat,nc passage Of II days and "A hours
The Atlantic armed at Liverpool on SUNDAY, the
,-th. and was followed in fe@ hours ~ The Amer
iea from Boston.
The Cotton market was firm. The sales on the
lsh amounted TO 600 bales, 5000 Of which were for
speculation and export. the market was fuzzy
sne.ighth dearer than at the departure Of the last
steamer. Pemams were selling IT Cd. Banias
and Macei0s 6ld.a6tc. Egyptians, 3D. 06.d.
Sura,s, 2ldG03d Imports since Friday, 2j,iO2
tale.
The London Money market dull-Consols heavy.
quoted e6td96.
The SHIPMENTS Of specie for IniIa by the steamer
Pottinger amounted 10 GiO9 20o-the greater part
was IA silver-f5s 800 beng for Bombay and f32,-
cOe for Calcutta the remainder was destined for
Singapore and Hong Kong
Pans Bourse, Aug. ls-Fiyes, 9ji 75c., Threes,
57f SIC.
The King Of Denmark had a narrow escape on the
18th The horses of his Carriage took fright and ran
away, but were stopped IN time 10 prevent any III
,ury 10 Ms Majesty The carriage Vas rendered
useless.
The Euenenont contains an address from upward
Of fifty English journals, TO Charles Hugo, on the
occasion Of ms imprisonment for an article against
the punishment Of death They express, ia strong
language, the sympathy hey feel for his position.
The following is a list of the Atlantics pas
scngors
d. Pe,sJ Tow, aI5 and NJ, S., se%iq NJ AZ, q Mrs i
Mrs Iampe Mr. Chairman. nlr scott bliss Scott, M.
bolee, J. il Carson, A prcw.tcr. BLANCHARD Nr Nc
t'uloueh Mt ard Mrs Iatlnm aud seIyi, Mr. Prent.
r. jenkins, Miss Flanagan. + Henry Mr. and Ms
x h Dulany child aid servant, v. and VIZ. SNi' s,n
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
IiyerDooy Cation Market

TIC import the week 10 787 bags namely -, 81 from
tie United States JIi3 from Bfa $50 from Esgpf, and
g2 from the West lndes The sales OF the wee, $500
Tags 90 which there are taken IN speculation, 1870 Amen
con- so Sura ard n eTrort 500 American. llbJ Per
nalnbuco, 20 Egyptian, and $50 Surat The Prices dc
carcd yesterday Ior the far quality Of American Cotton
wefe- Bowed. I'D: Orleans. q AID Monte 81. %
The general % ces maintained with tolcTthe stead
less. al l,st weeks rates
ArG l8-The sales since Thursday u 0oe bags, 0f
which COO bags taken spec collation. and or eKpon
TODAY s.es are 1900 bags 900 tng taken speech
lauu and flr port The market has assumed hrm
tearance At the puccs II lasi week The arrivals SINCE
Thursday eleven vessels from the United States and
tsso from Bombay
Aux l9-There has been good isendance Of The trade
m o. market today and me sales amount % 5000 bales
: 600 on SPECULATION and export.
rrc, u the current gualte. ii American partially
o. : u hl.her
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the last remains OF her magnificent colonial empire
Ttey arc toia OF them nlgaly productive dspenieii-
ciss-isey both desc rye Al aSer and more dsinte'-
God sdrinIstra.lou But the transfer Of these
,,a,de 10 ny Other maritime power would only aug
rnent ne weakness OF one state Dy rendering tlt
aeeTesslons oil another more successful. Against
am sue \ project, the Government - tnis county,
m CONJUNCTION nth that % France and o. sp-Hi
t,r.eT IS hound ~ make an es-!v and efectIai
stand and. frOm the wisdom Ha.ch the Ca2lat. oi
WashIr ci0n hes sometime cv0ced ~ Ayo.!lA- ~
blind and perl'Cus impulse si d popular f'eihs ''
snIexauon, Re nope tn4i ~ may not De "nolif ~'s
rroliret 10 concur win other Governments IN
endeavorirg 70 preserve tho permanent union %
C.Ia INTO the crown % Spain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Ljyerpool Corn Market

Thele was a large display of samples Il WHEAT and
FLOUR a. oar Corn Exchange thus morning, AMI having
numerous BUYERS both ton and country the we're enabled
o. D. axe sfactory purchases ~ WHEAT and FLOUR az
decline from tins Ca senught Of d 70 III eDusne On ihs
f-fmer and 81 70 Is bid the secondary qualities 81
American and Canad an FLOUR Prime brands u FLOUR
,Aelr nut 0NtE NeH White o. decinel "a and BACK,
lUshel NeSy OATMEAL se~sl t'4il
rnces BARIEY. BEANS. PEAs, md Indian CORR, we're
each unchanged ~ value.
After market lev thousand bbls of the nfer0r aud
heated Amoncan FLOUR were sid BY daCton, Al plcss
yafl NJ frsm l0s ii o. rs 81. 2 Dbl
ANOTHER REPORT or SANE DATE
Their. licis TIE supplies ~ CRAM aud
LOT from frel TINS wees aud from abroad have
racrYea very liberal quantities The principal unrOrt
II FLoCR. 0f which % - bbs from the n.rei
State, 1854 bbls from Canada. and $50 SACKS from
rance The foreign NHEAr from the niei States.
800 rs Canada. loo rs Egypt 40 sn. Dtntlig
aAc TIE poer Baltic ports, 81 rs tie hedisrtnean
and Black JlSO qrs and r France 800 ~ TIE
clir export tins week OF FLOUR, q winch ASA b0.s
ara 10 sacks have o. Ireland and cJstse. wl-h
sd3 o. INDIAN Co.'s, and ,tJ0 qrs II hhgAf-
Hsrve-f- progressing RAPIDLY and Under IL
g.rahe cfcn instances the ted tfl weather have
hsa lr nearly weess hayng dss 4'ed al fears
a. far average quantity of Autumn and ping
TIE quality istke q prove god Inr market deqres--
81 boz 80 maGg holders dc,irng meet tnr demand and
a. re- sonsbe ofers fJr Wh.a; and Flour have be- eyt
90 Prices have consequently been hts irregs ar d1fng
lr yasI
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1851

altogether that Ir can b considered QUE snoa Of
ln,eYuAI Goycfuucn.. "a which foreign qO~egs can
not be interested
A rsrort has iu>t reac het me tia, the Emperor %
Rms a uho rs hitherto renamed neutral on me
lncor,,ra;on question. AS aircAdy un,ei. o. ln-
tends % unite Win the English AM FRENCH Go.ero-
nents n groiesaug against ile ncoIoI AZ 'A ~ ne
BERLIN Aug l5-tt = now confidently a1nouAcc'
hat he King Of Prussia aud he Emperor ., N>-ria
NIii meet AZ f>,Al. The ing = to leave rffnA on
> 10Th instant TIE Ministerial organs ahAoi'
rh9t m he -,-.rS Of ,rs next month meeting MI
iake place or ne uouArchS Of Russia. Austria ait
Prussia Nothing has tranSPired oi he eNti 'a''
ard place OF thlS meeting.
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Liverpool Markets

SUGAR continues be TAKEN ~ far extent the t.sc-
.ous rca cOmprs4n< &c hhcs. Barbados 20 3ts
t. AZ 100 and 40 obs H0ltserrat al S ~ b.
~ BAGS Beuares 81 - is 100 bags era Bengal
tags vhIte Cyssegor u ~. ii % ID -
hhds Porto Rec SIS and - bags ant bis brown
pernams lie I'd To l2s = cWt In MOI rave
report 20 plns Antigua al lss c~t fFsn the sqay
aBd to-day 30 pHns Barbados a. - = cwt
COFFEE-At the public sie on Friday only aJout ~
aud l. bbl. Jamaica dsfseed II al 35s
about previous rates OF the ST DOusngO OereI there
~as none sold bot su5seQ ley lsC bays have te.n t1ea
a rs I'd and " Jag Para Coca have bTOugt1is
RUs-Abouf 70 pDrs. Denerdra have been disposed Il
without change IN pncss.
RICE-l,s50 bzxs los Bengal reported including 800
rags ~ auction this DOTnIngj al D. - 30 ii cWt
TEA-TEers IS no, go much DONG common Cong us.
hur the market : tfu.
DRYsaLTEkIEs-Ashes-Nearl 300 btls nave been d.
r<s. Of ahosi previous quotations Advanced prices
f@Ibv required fyr Olive OIL the business limited
about % sns ~bich have realized improvement - 6s
aus .un a. chests Shell Lac reported a. s8s .
a.. NJ Tly go bales Turkey Nader kOs AIS 81 and
. chest. East india Com ARABIC a, % = cat
DYEp cCDs-f0 trEs tJamuca l. ysOOt b &c been sold
a. - Ifs and - fns Ctm1earlT " asc'in Tod Al
- is q BafvoD1 a. L. flrtner parcel Of sold
Scaisgua v I'D - - I'll. go fGas sayaaia Fnstc
- = = IL - - ,urs Ca1A :; Ia ltr ~ad 3 lns
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Aug. l2.-The reports OF the ministerial
ch nces are unfoundcd The Committee on the
Bus CT has not yet assembled since the close Of the
sese on. An editor ola French Journal has arrived
To arrange the basis of treaty between France and
Spain for the protection OF literary property. The
French ambassador IS occupied with this question
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ramreo. "a IaI' q ;la' cl-r,d ,, auction ,oea, a,
IS = pr ur.
OF isto TALES jrry oaerr3 D. 9eflc ale n Frs.,
about 80 "-fe s".a 40 tli q tit = - iga n.
sp"t 40 40 - - o ~ AM Pc tens arrss he -
60 Inch td aot ran-fi@ lo rs fN>SEn Oh a-. >.
gsftsd a l3s o. AI. i.v fruSr &C PAN zAyE.t IL.
cet itoo qsAc's ieu-al tiN~ss. aaf- hr,a .ol - -,
ggf. a. as & guaf.>r
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would te, o. course. Impossible 20 pronounce an
opinon upon tie inss u:iOn On cur>0ry inspection.
even "a describe Il 10 ~ poPu.arly in'e,ii-
CHILE
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EUROPE STILL GU's 7.
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THE TINES or TIE CUBAN QUESTION.
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Latest Dates from Liverpool. Aug. 20; Lonoo"'
Au9. 10. and Paris, Aug. ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
Sill Ks! SILKS!!
LATEST GMPORTATiONS!!
BOWEL! &; FA;MaMEE,
llo f. III BRoADHaY, .NEJT YORK.
IMPORTERS

w IOL f. ALE EALERs IN
FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN AND ENGLISH
SILK AND FANCY GOODS,
nFFER FOR SALE THEIR NEW STOCK FOR
~ THE FALL TRADE, comprising, in every de-
partment, tic NEWEST ana RICHEST STYLE. and
unsurpassed IN variety and and extent by any establish
ment in tie Country.
No pains have been spared render the assortment If
possible, attractive than ever and worthy tile in
sps sr Of every MERCHANT visiting this City
Ihe several departments are As as toltows:--
DRESS SILKS
CONSISTING OF THE RICHEST AND MOST
magnificent styles of Paris Embroidered and Troca e
Fabrics ever by us exhibited, and adapted the y
and Town trade. Also, rich pompadour Silks nb1cr
cred Sans, Armures Gross de Africs Satin dc Chic.
Gacc, Cameeon, Rich Fisuered and waered Alcre An
tlque silks, &c, all of the very Latest designs.
PRINTED GOODS
RICH PARIS MUSLIN DE LANES AND CASH.
mercs, printed in twelve colors Printed Orien,als en-
tail Trade Also extra rich Plaid and guercd Muslin
de l.ains, &c.
Also, complete assortment of American Muslin de
ever before offered.
SHlVLS.
THIS DEPARTMENT, WITH AMPLE ROOM FOR
display embraces all the most popular styles of Amcric
Long Shawls, Also, the newest and richest patterns
Scotch long saws, real Tartan paid, manufactured OK
presy for US and worthy the attention of best trade
Also, rich Embroidered Canto1 Crapc Shawls French
Palm Ihibet, Cashmere, Figured Merino &C.
RIBBONS
Compete Assortment consisting of rich Tartan
all widths and STYLES Also
7p Ribbons, Belt ribbons, plain Satin and Taffca Rib
bons, Fancy trimming Ribbons, Ribhon-es, Scarfs &c
STUFF GOODS.
Plain black and cnorcd Alpacas, rich figured Mcrino
Ram, dani1sk 'r cade ard ienred Pupllas, Mile Rave
tistres, lihngar!en Cloth Figured and plain MoaIr;
'yonense and 'lbet Cloths; Plain French Mernos and
tashineres, also, great variety of Plaid stuff Goods
new styles.
HOSIERY
This department, To which Special attention is invi-
ted has been much enlarged occupies an entire door
and embraces very extensive stock of English ard Ger
Hosiery, from the most celebrated manufacturers
adapted to the best City and Interior Trade.
L.9CES
English, French and German Lsccs, Fancy Nets, &c
Of ever: description.
HHITE GOODS
Linens Lawns Cambrics, Mnils Checks, Stripes, PLAIN
and Figured Swiss goods Curoain Musns Linen Cam
brics, &c.
GLOFES.
Men and Womcns' white Black and Cal,red Kid
Gloves of the best quality, from the most cello hr
ted French Manufacturers ordered and imported expressly
for cur trade
Also
WIDE and Narrow Velvets, Rombszncs Canton
Silks, Pocket Handkerchief Welsh riannes satin YES
tings, Green Baregc Italian and American Sewing silk.
rrapcs Gent'emens' Cravats, Dress Trimmings. oil silk
Enelh and French GimgEams, French Prints Table and
Piano Cove, &c. &c.
-.9LSO-
Large assortment of rich Goods for Evening DIRE
OF various fabrics and latest styles.
l1--G3n.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
Passage from the Old Country.
E.
49, xx
II. w. BYHNES & co.

90, S"wh street, .'eo York
G5, Grarier street, .Nsic Orleans
Sc, Waterloo Road, Lircrpooi
Established in 1891, and row the Oldest Emigranl
House II the Wptid
THE subscriber the Northwestern agenr ,i this
L well known House, and Is prepared sell cerf
Gates for passage by the first class ships of hs Swat
iUw Tail Line OF Liycr o, Lon don pck the s!,e
star DrtafIc' ana 'sSant Georges Lines" of Liver
onlPaCkctS. and 'the Am rcan Line" Of New Orleans
Packets, sailing from Liverpool every five days. No
other House has Branch in New Orleans for the az
comodati0n Of Emicrants
Engag enis Gun be made at this office for tho delivery
OF passengers al pGiEt the United States and they
may rely on having every attention paid them by Emil
grant Societies. and by the several branches and GEN
ces of j. w. b. & Co.. al all the principal towns on the
route from the day they embark until they reach their
maj destination. Such thu arrang meats Of the sub
scrlber and such was the chief of lis late visit
New York.
CIRCULARS, with names of Ships, days Of sailing
&C., be had gratis.
DRAFTS (tor money remittances) on Edwards San
ford Co., OF London for sale, pay able any Bank in
Great Britain or Ireland
MONEYS and accounts collected, commissions and
legal business executed; parcels and goods forwarded,
per Edwards, Sanford & Co.'S. Transatlantic Express.
OFFICE on Fourth street, City Hotel Buildings
Dubuque. CUAS, CORkERY Agent
LAND WARRANTS Of all sizes, improved farms,
and city property for sale at tins Office.
NovlS-d3wlw
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DETROIT, Dec. 90
The steamer Keystone is in precarious con.
dltion, owing to the floating ice A raft is imie-
diately to be built around her.
NEW YORK MARKET-Dcc %.
FLouR.-Sales Of 1000 bbls ordinary to choice
State and good common Ohio, SAP to 4,45;
mixed to fancy Western, and tayorite round
hooped Ohio, 81 A. to 4 62
| CsRs-No sales in wheat; Barley at 8oa32c
va IS, rortherl, 43aiesc-western, 42a44c-
common hrm but not active-sales 800 blu
western mixed, at Csc.
PRovisioSs-Pork steady at $l5 GOALS g
for mess, and 1913 5eall % for prime.