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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

RANk DEPARTMENT, State Of New.
- ynk ALBANY sept o. 1851 The NEW YORK
TRADERS BANK .ofWASHfNGTON cor ~, lNpfth
Granville has this dtt hled this uffr notce u the
appointment 81 n TANNER. of the City ~ New Yofk
too tie redemption pf MS circulating n0ics. agtfe
se enftlcd An At 20 amend hf several Arn
Eating Co. incorporated Banks. Banking Asso' atoms ahi
lndIvdua. Bankers passed. Bnl i1fh, 1901
slBH DANIEL II JOHN. Super .ffndcnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

MINIATURE ALNASAc..--THIs DAY.
SVN-Rses--.-o "a SETS MOoN-Rsss Ill 59a
HIGH WATER 90 Sept %
SANDY Hook. y j7a Gov Island G7a Hell Gate 2Sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
By telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept l8-Clearel, slap Hamilton
Boston
NORFOLK SEPT Arrived, schr. Norfolk paciet
NcW-No
CHARLESTON. sept l7-Au. sch. Monterci, P1a-
depla bnss Carolina Southerner. and naIs Eistu Is =
ton hrss rybee. New-YorA J :. Getuuss. and bar.
Leon. Baltimore
The sch Pampero for AleSandra returned on account
of weather yrsterday and hc SCH Columbia, Gu Phdel-
PIMA. t1-day-
SD sch Brli ant. foT Baltimore
NEW-BEDFORD. Sept. l7-Arr bark Emma, facilc,
Go hhs 81 on Schr Henry Guns. New-l ORR
BALTIMORE, Sent. l8-Arr. brig Elisha Done. N'V-
Nork Br trg Arthur LeaTy, s. Domingo. schr RoN-
bury. Providence
SALEM Sedt l8-Au bars Miguelon. Ro Grante lulf
len lark Nav Queen for Boston next dis hugs X is-
sell for do Aug Mermaid Tor do. Ispec I'm ca
di1 81 Elizabeth for Philadelphia about ten days
SD 10Th, barb Kingston, for Batimlrc.
BOSTON. sept. l8-Arr brig Annandae, Ph.iadel pima >
schs victory Richmond Va. jasper. Cooley Co aud
MAN. New York Cid barks A. ita NeN-Orlrans Jen-
nv, Charleston Homer Elm. PhlAdelphla, buss lsot
and California. Do. sch, Acklam do. Emma, Iva and
Clarion New Nogk
PROVIDENCE. sept, lS-Arr1 schr william L DaY
ton. Phllade ma sloop Albany, Wasp. New-lorA SD
schrs John Bowman. Ckum. Norfolk John VI CLAYTON,
New YORK
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NANk DEPARTMENT, State Of New
j , YorA-Albang Sept y. l8G-Ihs MECHANICS
BANK OF WATERFOWL Has tbs dt lod Ia ths enc
10 notice OF the appointment Of 6essfs WAsiiBNkN 4
60 Of the tty q Albany. As agents tor The fcdemp1n
circulating notes. agreeable O. The act f1t An f
amend the several relating 30 incorporated Banks
Banking Associations ali Individual BAKERS, passed.
Ann ". 1871.
i.
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Professional Notices.
NITED STATES PASSPORTS. for

stem. Gern,n'. Practitioner NJ Me,hc,ur ans sur
N. ~ -uo Contest 'etV,"f HARRISON and Ne t.aN "a
r..., ftn = fir MMxFs
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VHE SHAREHOLDERS a NE

i JoURSEYMES TALOkS' COcFhhaI,, a.
UNION No . CnsihsD,s ore hereby $500 5. ~ Nov
IA arce ON their shafes before te q ess
B. order Of the Trustees. JOHN DOEhEILf, -.
EDWsRD o. HALLoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
,h,ud.,,neut OF Col. Crittenden.

The more we reflect on the melancn0lv
f,fe az the fearless and cnIvalrous tu'tenden ah9
ms devoted associates. the more lOst IN "ohiei anu
as,onishrneDt we become for nelther III Coh't'sd-
ron With intelligent citizens, nor Win hllt'i) au-
ibnrites can We ind an excuse or piiiltoh o. 'le
deeer-.on Of his rear guard BY Lopez. ,s..
On sunday says Ad utaut stanford we itl,e J.
and on The follow ny morning, Lopez Win rIa-
CAV and all the commanding on 'eis, ieIt u. ~
f3d va moro Of hlm for two days" says the letter
~ me deceased officer, when Col &. dispatched
Two DAYS elapsed and Lopez gave no ln'ima'"n
~ h,s nosion 10 hs rear guard nor did ne, athon5l
rs accommodations were clearly open. until CoIone
Crt,enden dispatched him "A note. we say ms
accommodations were clearly open, Tor were u
otberwlse the correspondence referred 10 couiu ho
nave taken place Lopez ordered Col. =. 70 ION
INN with his command. but Il does not appear no.
can II be inferred from AdjuiaIt stanford e.tti
that any guides were sent 20 explore the way % -
apprse him Of ms proximity 70 hosle ioIce' o'oi-
Whelmmgy great. ,.b,. ,l,a
Can any one explain why this was so or WY t.'T
ele Of Lopez force should have oeeh Ieil ueLllil-
with the baggage constantly exposed to surP'lse,
I'D emf Of rom all AID from the nam body ii this
W. not the result Of design as poor COOK CieaIaY
believed whsn he wrote his last eter, 1t estaDn>her
aoeinst Lopez an incompetency an ignorance OF
military aiaIrs tina; would disgrace the meresi mil
Tia /, TO- and for which he ought TO be cashefed from
any service. - ,.
Gradually the veil IS rising, and ere many more
days ron over the plot and the pOters, who nave
most cruelty deceived and destroyed As brave, as
dISllfe Tested and tTue-neariei BODY Oh men a.
ever embarked in an enterprise OF freedom VIII De
eyDcstd to the public gaze ~. u True Deith'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
William :. Crittendeu.

long aud we'll did we know MIN. We
ST,Iai n Inst IN the Mexican war. and IN many a
hr, Saared his blanket Educated a West
~, &c siacaated With honor. At the opening of
~ Ne occupied the position -, Aijutant of the
AsSl ~ and for several months discharged the
on" N>lon>lole dunes OF pOst-Acjutant AT Vera
eo,s.s" ~n mented honor. lie Mas the son OF a
81 ~ VI me distinguished gentleman WHO now
Ss..~ vAce OF Attoncv-Gcneral of The United
Ia, So. nN father emlgrated 10 Arkansas, when
LIN, e was in lis infancy. ana died IN early Life.
1m community With universal regret Tor the
p,,n., 'eSh as highly endowed Win the iolteSi
MI a. a. he~aS gifted with the rareSt genius.
e,.nss ,'N'en0en as he was iamlharly named BY MS
~, Wa worthy Of the siOcM whence he sprung.
swfA,s. Sie'lmen OF The kentucky gentlemen, a
d, servant or citizen OF the RepIohc We never
As,, = s'Na heaIt. love OF truth, OF honor and Of
ssi,'s ~ MS An accomplished soldier. a 70; Ty
soss ~ ;, ns was as gentle he Was brave At the
sSes -, "S hcNican war he resigned his military
krs,ssa utVane citizen al w-Orleans, where
o., ~ Vitii he embarked with LDDeZ
A .ss's has boiled to hear the base inuendOe> OF
ssNea np-ioyers OF Cuban free lon AGAINST hlu
e1> compah IONS, for per hitting themselves
@S.Se,Ied. The DYING m.sSiVes Of ms com2a;ri.
A,sis ,ae causes thai compelled ms heroic soul
csss,os ever man fell vic?m 70 a,ror,ou> de-
AR - u MAS be. few days before h, lief, We met
Ems Mish thai we would acco.npsIv nm was
hasl,ssSs'1 We earnestly ADVISED nm against am.
.of he u we enterprise We SpOSe oar IncrcIuhty
we,ss yitofis that the CuoaEs had risen. lie an
49, ne Was no freebooter taai he could not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

lower grades. Tweeds are irregular in urice but &C.
tive. Jeans are declining though there Ia a fair in
quIry. Linseys are steady at the uniform price OF
l6c kerseys are declining. Sleeps Grays are ac-
tive but firm for the best though declining for the
lower qualities. Flannels have declined though more
active Blankets less active and prces are on the
decline >hawls are giving way IN prlce. The large
stock Is offering al prices TIA; favor me buyer
Foreign goods are active. though prices partake OF
the general depression six goods are the mos;
steady, and plaid silks the most active Vegef>
SerEes and Satans are IN moderate demand Cloths
are lower. Printed Cot,ons. Dealnes and Merlnos
aye selling IL limited quantities. Prices are n0c
stable The quantity importing IS very hight. but the
stocks are yet large from early arrivals. British
stufs. GInghams. Delalnes, Cloths Doeskns and
Blankets all active bu. at lower prices than as
week. Linens are rather steady and Scotch goods
are in fair demand. We are now entering on a
month generally the busiest in the year and from all
appearances very large business VIII be DONE how
ever unremuneratIye The demand from this state
fol supplies : commencing. but there s an expect
ancy Of lower prices which produces a greater In
ooruniy FOR a reduction ron asking prices on the
part Of the buyer which not always resisted the
anxiety 20 sell too great 10 resist offers from
sponsibe customers Credits. however, are very
limited.
The total coinage at the Phlladelp hia
Mint from January to August. inclusive, amounts to
s3l ,6G4,3l6. Of which the gold coinage was
sci 339.Os0 The annexed table VIII show the COIN
ace IN each month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Tie Spanish Consul at New Orleans, and the
Cuban Victims.

Speaking ofthe Cubannews, Ihe Chdrlss-
Ion, fourier says. !. appears that much of the IN
dgnation felt toward the Spanish Consul arose from
the fact that he had hestated TO deliver mp letters
from the unfortunate men executed, TO their frends
His hesitation. however, seems 70 have emandted
from pnnctiiouS scruples on ms par, as 10 whether
ne ought not TO have forwarded them TO the state
Department al Washington, as IS the course usually
adopted with the effects, &C. ofperSons dying abroad
- But on a strong representation he had them de-
posted IN the Post Office, whence several OF them
have already reached their addresses. SUCH as we
have heard Of are Represented to be ndlted IN hrn
hand and indicative Of anything but fear predonl-
mating IN the minds OF the writers even under the
awful circumstances under which they were placed.
\ communication received III tins city by yester-
DAYS mail, mention the fact that the gallant Crltteh-
den when ordered to turn his back 10 his execution
ers and kneel. Indignantly replied that he was an
American citizen and knelt only to his God ana
never turned his face from his iOeS-a response as
heroic as any handed down 10 us from ancient times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
The Cuba Expedition.

We have received the following commu-
The reQueS, which contains Is 50 reasonable and
proper, that VT have no ScrupleS and insert II, M
tending to answer It's inquiries fully
"NEw-0REANS, Friday, Aug. -, 1851.
." read IN your paper this morning that you had
seen some letters from those unfortunate patriots
hai were shot IN Havana, that state that the Nolun-
Wets had been deceived, and that all those move
mentS 10 assist the CreoleS had been gotten up IN
thls country. Now as well as many others OF our
parry wani TO have those letters printed II we are
deceived We want 10 know It. We loned this eNpe-
Slion VIII The full impression that the people of
Suas wanted TO be liberated But If the people of
ut United States are making up a revolution for
0er think there has been innocent blood enough
Jaed am Wiling to shed my blood 10 hbeTaie
esm Rom the yoke of despotlSm when they want II
~nhhty do not, II Is better ior us to know II.
an somewhat staggered IN my belief OF the
ssa u al thai has been told Us by the newspapers,
sevaoS N all these letters, and particularly IN Adj
;-aA' Nahiord ;. no mention Is made of the popula-
w assisting OF receiving them IN open arms. SlN
~'aig around think Just as do.
4 CvnA VOLUNTEER.
ihe bows say PRINT this"
81 iuS OF Nj Cook is The letter from which wemado
~ ~ Yeelhc quotation 10 which our correspondent re-
W. SSSihe letter was shown 10 us bu, without either
~, ,eVaeS OF authority to publish u We deemed II
y. Su,y' however, 10 state the substance The let
nv Nj Nlenne we have heard OF but never seen.
NV, sun another, which we cannot give for want
sNsSSA~.F ou, We Will quote the only passage
60 i'tis 10 the subject I'VE were all de
49, Ne houghtwe had friends, but We had not !"
m~~a p'Voaoy refers 10 the expectation o. meeting
-eO@'e >uccor from the CreoeS on landing, which
""el' Jailed. N, o. Picayune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Further from Cuba-Gen. Lopez-More Exc
cutiOns. &c.

We are Indebted to Col. King, Editor OF The
Charleston Courier for the following letter:
CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1851.
The Sdpqnnah Rpnbicon of to-day contains
eopous news brought to that city b. the schoon-
er Merchant from Havana. At the last accounts
from Lopez he was IN position east OF Marel.
The Creoes at Havana We're highly elated at
the success of Lopez, and were Joining hun
daily. There were only 700 troops in Havana.
It's presumed that the dispatches brought by
the Cherokee for the Spanish Minister related to
the death of Emma He was wounded IN the leg,
and died the day iolowms the battle.
The Faro Industrial says that, on the 18th, the
Captain General distributed Brcvets to 80 officers
and soldiers wounded at Las Pazos on the 18th
Dons Joaquin Aguero, Jose Tomas, Beian'
eur,, Fernando de Tayas, and Miguel Bene'
ries. were shot IN the back at Puerto Principe
ia high treason
The schooner Merchant was carefully searched
fot arms. her whole ceiling having been ripped up
ia lha, purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Farther from Niexico- Threatened Blockade

NRW-ORLEtNS, Aug. 81. 1851.
AdvlceS from Vera Cruz 70 August 92d have been
received.
The Mexican Congress had passed bIl. for a gen
eral offensive and defensive alliance OF the Spanish
American Republics.
Ia consequence OF a rot at Vera Cruz, n which
The local authorizes were defeated, q blockade Of
ihe poli by The English was expected.
The schooner Amagre, Capt Thompson, and >a-
r,bla. Capt Whitney. which cleared from this port
July 18th for Mantiilan. under protest, have been
seized by the authorities al Tehuaniepec.
The Captains have entered their protest against
the proceedings.
Sly persons were Killed IN the not d; Vera Cruz,
b. sides "A large number wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
LATER

Three towns III Washington County give vii
hams, 43l Robinson, 10, Redfield, 5j2. In 9
towns the Coalition elect : Representatives
Wing J Opp, . Coalition gained
In Brattleboro', Williams, 2G7 Robinson IL
Redfcld, 49, Two Wing Representatives elect
ed IN Wlndham County.
Returns from several towns IN other counties
make the Representatives elected the same as
last year.
The returns so far indicate gam for Governor
Williams who Is undoubtedly reelected.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, We'sdaT Sept. 81 NJ
Below | send all the returns that could be col
lccted by our expresses. In several towns the
state vote had not been counted.
In II towns the Wings gam l25 votes and one
member relatively IN the House.
In seven Towns IN Caledonia County, William,
has SIS. Redfeld, $50 Robinson, 1911 nel
Wing gam of 81.
Four Towns III Orange County give Williams
1913; Redheld, 63O; Robinson, %. Wing gam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Southern Mail Items.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Sept. 3 Sol
One mail from the South has arrived, but the latest
Is still due.
SUBSCRIPTIONS are being raised at Savannah 10 and
the Cuban patriots.
The late storm blew down several houses al ST
Nay's, Florida, and was very severe on the coast
Cholera has broken out with great violence on Red
Rlyer-Meredith Calhoun had lost - negroes by II
and has 81 others Ill.
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he induced to oin the expedition were not the peo-
ple of Cuba in arms against their rulers.
That ? revolution had actually commehceu tnaI
the Cubans were IN the field. he assre1 US ne lew
from, statements Of parties Who had given HIM thelr
ronfdence AgainSt this faith We had nothing but
our mere dulty to present and we rarted never to
meet again. i've have felt II solemn duty to state
This to dspe the impression that ne rom ms Js
ton IN the expedition, was parry 70 ..g ~ erhe,a
me- Pi"'"O'' - True Delta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Government Orders 10 intercept Expeditions TO
Cuba.

BALTIMORE, TUESDAY, Sept 9, 1851
Orders have been received here iorall Govern
ment officers to be on the alert to intercept any
expeditions which may be fitting out for Cuba.
Effective measures have been taken TO intercept
any such expedition at Fort Mlm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Marine Disasters.

BALTIMoRE. TUESDAY. Sept ,. ISL
The brig Clio, of Boston, was considerably dam
aged IN the late gale of the Capes. She fell IN on
the Goth with the schooner Josephine, from New
York in sinking condition. Took of the Captain
and crew and brought them 10 this port
The pilol.boat Canton, from the CapeS reports that
a Spanish brig from Philadelphia came IN the Capes
on SUNDAY and ran ashore 10 save the lives of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Shipping. &c.

MY Nh>I- SdtulV'tN' aug -, 1871.
The brig Indian Queen, from Savannah. and the
schooner Patrick Henry, from Mobile, both bound
for New-loTk, detained here by the SICKNESS of
the crews.
The Spanish steamer PrmeTe of 10 tuns % and
hands after drifting about for 5 days great dis
treSS was towed IN here by the schooner Susan,
Cannon, nom jamaica for New-York, on the 10Th
instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Opposition Convention.

READING Pa Tuesday. Sept. .. 1851
At the Democratic Convention of BeTkS County
today, resolutions were offered IN favor of the no.
minaiion of General CaSS for President which were
laid on the table by a decided majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Steamship Union at Charleston short of Fuel.

IHARLESTON, TUESDAY, sept 7, IooI.
The steamship Union, from New-Orleans for New
York, with So passengers and cargo Of cotton, AZ
rived here AZ noon to-day, short OF fuel, having eN
al IL o'clock tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Motion for a New Trial in the Case Of Day the
Murderer.
WASHINGTON.

WASHlNGroN, Tuesday, SEPT. J, le5I
The motion for a new ulal OF Day, convicted OF
numbering his wife, was argued at great length to-
day IN the Criminal Court, by Mr.. Bradley TOT the
prisoner, and Mr.. Fendale for the United States
NodeclSlon has been come to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
-hs Coyerpment and Cuban Invaders.
WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, Sept. 2, 1851

NASHiNb lDN. lfotHSf w" - '~N''
The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday re-
esiyed dispatch from he Collector at New-Of-
cans. stating that 1900 men were waiting there
xady to embark for Cuba. The Collector was
nformed in reply, that should these men debarS
N Cuba, certain officers Of the United States
would be held responsible.
The Repu5hc states that upon the American
Consul calling upon the Captain-Generai oi
cubs. and complaining OF the firing upon the
Falcon. the latter expressed his regret, and SAID
!, should not occur again; and that It probably
b,Dpensd because the steamer Habanero had
,sx commander, recently come to Havana, who
did not know the Falcon
The Cuban meeting here last night was large
!, attended General McCaIla presided. The
,..outions adopted were moderate IN tone, and
inc speakers were temperate in their addresses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Southern Telegraph Once HanOror and Besuer-sf'


HALIFAX, Tuesday, Sept. ,, ls5l-lO PM
The steamship America, over due at this port, was
not telegraphed at dark, and there is now dense
fog IN the harbor IS not probable that she VIII ar
Yyc tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Burning of the Steamer Bunker Hill.

ToNAwANDA. Tuesday, Sept ,. 1851.
The steamer Bunker Ill., lying at this place was
burned 10 the waters edge al O'Clock this morning
Loss not ascerlalned. tTona~anda IS on the Mag
ara River. about midway between Buffalo and Mag
ana Falis.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Vermont Election.

WINDSOR. Tuesday, Sept 2, ls5I.
Seven towns in Windsor County give Viii
lams, Wing, for Governor l,0il Robinson,
Old Line Opp, 3is Redfed, Free Soil, 22l.
Windsor, West-W Windsor, Ilatland Reading,
Weathersfeld, Springfield and Hartford elect
Wing Representatlves-th same as last year
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.,,., from Cuba. by the steamer Cincinnati.
'''"'' NEW ORLEANS, Monday, Sept /, 1851.

By the steamer Cincinnati we learn that the
ool,ee and military officers were very active Al
Havana in endeayorlng to prevent news from the
,ouptry being communicated to the United States
The leaders of the revolution near Puerto Prln-
eys had been shot IN the back as traitors. A full
I'D Of Gen. Lopez's officers Is published IN The
Faro Industrial The whole force OF Lopez when
he landed, including officers, was 100 men.
The reports of the crueties that were perpe-
,,,,S. when Col Crttenden and the other
AMERICANS were shot, are fully confirmed
American vessels are strictly searched, and all
americans are closely watched.
Five Spanish officers On addition to Gen.
Enna) were killed in the battle OF the 18th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
The Decatur and vixen.

NEW-ORIEANS, Monday sept. !, 1851.
The | :. sloop-ot-war Decatur, and the |. ;.
steamer Vixen, are Stl living At Pensacola, where
they VIII be detained for necessary repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

BOsEs--SOuth America, r l,oCs. s24sn -
HAIR-Iong combed Y ID. iCailc Tasls, D. pssr :
Mixed X O.. do. III q ls!c, do * A do Di&nic.
TANNING NATgRIAIS-S uma6 Sicily t'on s7s
Terra Jsponscs. u, sta 81 30. Dys Ort ytgh sDeso'
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age IN each month

Totals S3 .339,0,O l47OoO 9s,lsl sO,o55 3l.66i3l6
The deposits OF the precious metals at the Mint IN
each month OF the present year, were a annexed.
The deposits from California, II Will be seen, were
40 no. 9Oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Receipts Of Produce at New-OrNans for the
Year

NEW-OELEANh, Monlay, Sep' l. 1871.
The annual statement IN the Nsr Orleans Pre-
Current, gives the following statlstlcs The total
receipts Il tins port Of CoTToy for the year have been
COS 900 ba!es-ExpOrts, 9g7 400-and ne stock
hand Yesterday, 1900 bales. TOE ACC0-TOtal re-
cents 81 600 hhds-ExpOrts, 400 and stock ~
hand % 500. TLoUR-Total receipts $4,000 bbls.-
Exports 5sl 600 The value OF domestic produce
received at NewOrleans for the past year has been
$lC6,9O00OO 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Markets

Markets bal TisoRE. Sept ?
Howard-st. Flour sold today at - - al. ami
CITY Mills al SO 81. Small transactions are re-
ported II WHEAT at IS SIC Tor White, and % a -6c.
tor Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
nun NAYS LATER FROM CUBA.
.o.r,ama1IoN or lOpEl'S SUCCESS.
MORE EXECUTIONS.
.ovrr.rCTING ACCOUNTS.
Conflicting ACCOUNTS
~uE SPANISH VERSION, *

nrelegaph to the New-YOrk Tribune
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sf6O. 600 $l03.iO0 $9-.sl0.l

Annexed are the receipts for duties at the Phlla-
delpha Custom House for the month Of August
and for the year, compared with the corresponding
month and period last year
1850 1851.
Duties received IN Aug Si65,619 % Si23,is7 -
Previous month - 2.il0.377 30 2.l6J. 500 65
S2576.O56 o. sass. 800 10
s2.576.O56 Go
Increase this year..........-......--. s32933 $
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will go into operation under the best Of managers
and the most favorable auspices. The stock, $780,
ee0, is mostly held by Pittsburgh capitalists, who
are ready to increase 1t TO $5OO,0O0, should II De
found desirable J. G. HuSsey is to be President,
and 4. ". Rockway Cashier
The EreniBg Journal gives the annexed
statement OF he quantity OF Flour. Wheat, Corn
and Barley Jeff at Underwater. during the third
week IN August in the wears 1850 and 1851, As
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,,aher dispatch Of the same date says:
s,.sisb accounts state that Lopez was surrounded
krr thousand Of the Government forces otheI
" ~ are that he is jOined by large numbers, ani
~ advanced 70 Marcel only 30 miles from Havana