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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Monr BANK FAILunEs.-Follow ci.izens,

MORE BANK fAILURES.-f GLOW clslHenS,
look out iur worthless bank bills, aud cok INTO Lock
HEARTS Store for your fashionable i aud elastic Hats
for he spow ofcri the pubic the latest STYLE yet in
troduC together with large assortment OF canes, u-
brcllas Chdrens Fancy Hats and Caps and Ladies fet
Bunets an of which he will sell loI small profits. lie
possible O. please those who favor ann
with cali You solicited T. call at the Broadway At
Store No 374 Broadway. and get brilliant fashionable
nj lCr only 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Mnrhcis RrrLnn- s,ni :,

The receipt, or 'hc past twenty four hours sum
up FLOUR. s.co nn. WHEAT. tinol bushels
Corn, 10000. w .'I ors + nrm ant m mole
raie demand loC0 n. Michigan sold AZ o. 1lg
g. 2- NbEhr-Ihc supplies ot Western mixed
beng larger. prices are hCsNN 2nov0 bushels sold
AZ ftntsc for OHIO. CoRN j. not active. bet lac
rates are maintained sales of ~. poo bushels at iie
iCc Tor mixed Western O,rs aft ,'esiy. VITA
small sales at 25c. The fwLiCH> quotation, Ne
flonr. l,c Mheai d c and ON lNLD
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Tgr QUEEN AND THE PRINcg.

THE QuEEN AND THE PRrNcE.
Ssd the Queen 20 pnce AAert those Yankees a-e sons
Ia our Klnstom oi Britain. wcl ss " to huin.
The Americas beat AZ our fast hylag lacAiS
And row LYONS pills aIe de>'reyrg out Tsts,
While his PowDUR al INSECTS - .plcSly eer"helms.
Not ", hug Or CCckrnsfh can I've "a eur rt AIMS
+ wondruuS indeed 50 PrIuce Albert reflles.
Sudden death without p0Sor thls LYON supplies
in cot AID N palace. farm house aac chateau.
bear Of T.. Syon wherever 60 - .
Pinciral depot Of the Magnetic Powder and Plus: No
<2t Broadway. AZ u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEwYORK, SATURDAY, SEPT. q, 1851.
Whig state Nominations.
For LurOpe.

The T. 5. Mail steamship Pacific. Capt
Nye viii leave this port TO-DAY, at noon.
for Liverpool The Semi Hcekly 7ribtn', con-
tanning all the latest news, can be had at the
Desk This Morning IN wrappers, ready for
mailing
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
NIarkets

sales were made today OF 2c0 bbl,. uowarjs'
FLotRa' 81 o. and AGO do City Mills At o. -3g
a. %. GRAM Is unchanged 5000 bags RIO CoYFEE
sold n >iGs.C. The StocA on hand L. $4,000 bag.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

ia Many persons afflicted for years with
Uuors and general debity have consented t. nv Dr.
A WEAvER'S celebrated CankeT and Salt hlegn syrup,
which Is advertised another column The. commenced
with little faith but they never d 10 IT. another medicine,
for they found Such i the testimony eve here
For sale by RADwAY Il Co, 10 i62 Fulton-st n \
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Topics of the r7Osning.

r. Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought TO
be sent IN before . O'Clock on Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Reee,pss Of Prodsce

b. re SorfA Rsper BoIts-fr1ey.es ~ ~. i.k.s
uhlsky e., tores Ctsese. p cssss h.nes ~ - 80,
Meal, les do woA 50 b9s Wheat. D.S'' - V'''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
"a The New-York Pneumatic Draining

and Manufacturing Com.anv prepared TO empty
Sinks by Atmosphere Pressure b. which process the 9Pe-
ration performed the oay time without any nnplea-
nt Ell uvia whatever other inconvenience 70 the pub
lie Order, eft at the Office Of the Company No 81 Man
eir by dispatch post Otherwise Will be attended -
n b. Patent Rights for the above process for sale AIny
ss above s23 afuThSS'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Later from Santa fe-The CongrrssioaS
Eiecsicn-rhe Mexican boundary Conmis.
sion.

sion.
iSoFFFsoESoE. Mo Friday, sep, NJ is5,
We have received intelligence from Ssnta p
10 the - INST
H. The election for Cousus>. Reynolds heah
Weigh,man H santa ~ bs large ma.ouy IA
= still. hoac'cr. supposed ,hlt Noss'n,a sia
be elected
Col >uauer lei, w,tA hs comnai Nr the
Na'eJo country.
The APachcs had leaguc3 with thc Na,sl,o.
ans ran OF with largc portion o. sock belong
ing 90 the Boundary Commission NJ Bartlett
was 70 lc.ve the Copper Mines tor tac ola about
the lSt ms.
Grass aud water wcre plentiful. between Sm,,
Fe and Independence
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
State Of the Ohio River.

PrrrsBrRsH. Friday, sep. %. ISL.
The riTer Is siaaSany and the weather u rsiay'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
tV Father Ambrose said AS we mus

dtifi -AAitpiNS' So4N -'e w '''''''
render an account of ever, IDLE word must likewise
of tyors IDLE silence And the worst OF silence would
he Ia conc a rOm the world the blessings c 50 great
d ,co,cgy as MATES Nervous An;dotc.
" L MLLLLr. AIuelc Nainun. No 800 ELnAdMaY.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

~ Hon. LucWs LyoN. formerly United
states Senator from Michigan dled N Detroit on
Thursday morning, at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

rV Mrs. and Miss Fillmore left the h'
sing House THURSDAY evening. to speld a ie" '''
Ia AIpaIy
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
THE Aar OF DREsslNI

THE AaT OF DREsslSG " ELL ne
l,1u collar AID vrIt nis 0f the shlr, arc ie4hn ga
tuTes tie tout ensefnrle c! q fu-n oi -h"h ann
think n u hese ana 90 cr rtleuars the sh rts maze
10 order CREE Furnishing ore Df CIt .tieAeh. 70
4 House arc iaed There is AnHsnt. ~ ~. =.
this store vhioh we must not o 20 nale u ut-'5 81
aYfl-f L n~.lr-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
ANnrpsoy's CurAp WINDOW SHADES AMI

on CLoru DEroT. Nc. 391 GRAND-sT.--The SUBSCRIBER
manu- featuring his Shades. enabled 10 sell cheaper
than ever all kinds aud quality Cal and eNanne and be
satisfied 4 large assortment Of table OIL Cloih. Aso
ef ,Cou,Ces and Bands. Remember No. 33i l'rahl-s
one door from ludlow st s23 8tIuNSt
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

~ FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenoioglsts
~ Pvsl.Asc Citation HaR lst Nsssss-st near tue Para
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

News TO THE DYAF-Dr. LVTeNrR mas
arrived the cs. and hs paeots and the Deaf fnd
him his Office No 499 Broadway. fTnm 10 3Oc.OcA
Deafness. DIS rhatgcS from the external and
a the head cured without pam Consultation fee
81 unpaid lctte!s refused. So IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

Coop DREss NAMES GOOD AOOSEss.-
There "a ro;hng Ike fne perfouai appearf2ce, ar q
u,, re- ado. uoe to ones appearance thfn "e maize
b,ndsrne (,r4n~ and tLs be ksu nowhere % cheap
cyTn ~ sfyl sh as a. T. SNlTHs ~. lsI utyu ~
~ rlf- ulease an who buy His business is ncTeas-
Irr Z, rat t uace and al consequence ~ ms remaTN-
asiy cheaY prces and good Cloifbs.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
CLorHfNe.-WLLIAM K. MckIMM re-

srecfuy announces ms Fall stock of Clothing for 1851 as
row ready for the inspection and sppro baton Of the New"
YorF public and vicinity Adult department, No II C-f-
NM e. q bOls' do No Z3l Bleecker-si
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

IT, FuNToN's PATENT FINT ENA,HL
WAIk Wholesale and Retail Depot, No sos Broadway
corner PriNce-s BgMAN 4 CASH.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
70 We have frequently heard The celt

20 We have frequently heard the cele-
oiaiea German Bltters. s4d hy Dr. { NJ JAcNsoN. No
Nv AIV fhsdelg hla, spoken u IN terms Of tie high
e>t .eihte iN~to and Ne hoEesgt believe that
~ tLe tvS Mecc;nCS adv sSed for tie complaints fr
"tNh II ieVVhi ended Thel pleasant % the tgS'e
and car oe taA's under any by the DELI
cafe stomach TIE ireSs, far and wide have united "a
thus lrNa'tiah.~
hiy Sc ana such ale me healing ELECTS OF fhs qnc4a
that hope he introduced &, every f,uv wherf
D,sqepsia has OF J. hssh G. have 4 victim
Tie Agents for this Civ are MeSsrs A Y ( u Sims
Ne io0 Fultoa-St. ana {. RING. No. ieS BroAiwag
corner of john. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Coon Roore AvD SHOES AT Low PRICEs.

The Boots iasde by WATKINS. No. lf fol.on 81 can
always be depended Oh s onect sto keep ms Gu oheis
80, - them once and thea let them 60. By ths ue OF
ooIcy be has built up Of the finest customer tT ies ~
,I,,lf o.. - f..sHiI-Lrerf 81 GSTs&Ih
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

~ THREE.PLY CARPETS, only IS yard,
n Arnerican nsnuisciure English Imperial Ih-ee- ~
(,rr--s only 81 per yart Patent Tapesr. formerly p
Ios q Ing 6s 81 per yard Ingram CARPETS, hcGs -
C5 10 e. Oh ClO.hs q. Cd % fs.-at
RiRAv ADDISON. No. - BoEery-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

tS Ii has always been our ana to please,
and while We have introduced stylc o. Hats for Fall
fashions yet Wiling ami ready 10 manuia tue
Hat according u tAC peculiar fancy OF any. knowing that
all have the tastes and o course 90 not fancy
the same STYLE thus hopng ty continued coIts 10
please viii nert continuance Of that patronage wLch
has heea 10 hberaly bestowed upon Standard prce
Hats Three Dollars YhI Nan HAT COMPANY,
Nos li6 and las NasSau-S
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

~ lnvalids requiring DR.. BANNING's
Paen, BODY Braces and never failing Rupture Irusses or
ms travelling Companion by which scknesS Is entire
y prevented and the effect Of kind Of Joing com
kIcrcer.st neaT Canal ssu
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Havana ANp PRINCIPE ClGARs.-JAMEs

sADLIER No. 1877 broadway Franklin Buildings. would
pectluiy his friends the public, that he has
ust received large and very choice assortment Ot Havana
PRINCIPE Cigars Of brands which he oilers or
sale reasonable either wholesale or retail JAMES
gADLIFR. 1877 Broadway. "Franhhn Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
SoMrruINe Nrw.-pertect fitting Oriental

khseaa true mend IA storm hy laad sea- fsn or
Wntof OrtccatS--esua over COas sSials Perfect t
tang Dtcss. Erock sack and O,clcAs the latter III on
either sde appearne two dstiucti diereni patiea
Goats Periect htins double pattern Paufacons
be fashionable either side aeng erent pattern
color and style. and warranted ft each SIDE and
recognizable when turned Sc &c Perfect hstng Dress
Vssts Eshhrlon Crysta Palace pat;en at the lowest
russihe prsces for cash only GEoaaE Fox Taller ara
Cv,a Importer Nc SS5 Broadway. corner II An.ho
opposite Broadway Bank and The.tet
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
CARprTIsGs AT REDUCED PRlcEs.-PE-

TTRsoS & HUMPHREY Ne 379 Broadway corner Of White
are selling ch Brussels Carpet for 8s 20 los per y1 d.
Heavy threop IS per yard Superfne f S. per yard
Good all wool, Is - lOI Cloth, heavy, ,3s TO is
And all other goods found IL Carpe stores At equally 10Y"
prices. s<S "
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Ig- The Hat Finishess Union, No. III

Park Row, associated company OF pra'iicGi matters
Their 10 tho beS' article that can be made lT
the money Their goods The mos: fashionable aad the
perfectly made Of any IN The corr,g Their - ha Is
by great odds IA. cheapes, cle manufactured IN tlS
City. We challenge coninetiuon
s25Ns HAr FINlsHEES' UNION, No, IL ParA Row.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
To SovrHrRN Am WESTERN MgRCH,NrS.

IL Will SELL 10 dealers. MIS- JERyIS'S CoID CANDY.
at Wholesale mcss, which Will insure good profits The
good reputation OF ths Cough Candy al that can read must
know. MRS " JESNIS Ne, $50 RrpaiNay,
AZ ets Principal Ofhcc.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
TuK EAlL SrNLr.-The newest. the

nestct the hest aud the cheapest of the style OF hats Tor
the present fs west has arra, hecmc Immensely poP9
lar ard Ray he MI upon The head Of ever, respectable
male ms NiduSl n. NewloS& The StNle # hat 10 which
We sllude Is Is le hsc "a NKALio, natter,
NJ &i6 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
A CAnn-The subscriber. thankful for

u
pa favorS and solcitOuS II Continuance Oi the same,
would respectfully inform h's fcrmer patrons and the pup
lie IA general that ms Riding Academy Is no" open l.r
he ecentn Of students He trusts that sSlduOu at
tnI 10 the comfort ard progress Of hs pupils ana the
undoubted selectness 0f his establishment 70 mer con-
usuce Of that patronage heretofore hDeray bestowed
upon hun a doubt having sometimes Ueen expressed o'
the skcptca 10 the possibility Of Riding Sch99I oeihg
rules regulations. which he has always adopted ana
srctl, adhered the we'll beng OF hs shnent
No person permitted ride the School without hrst
entering ~ pupil. reference reqUed from each per-
SON applying unless introduce By pupil or rend Terms
made know "a Oh application Hoping hat the above regn-
tons may continue 70 meet the appreciation OF the public
Le slhscribes himself, thor Obedent servant,
WV " DIsBRow, Riding Master.
Sent ~ s95l rsl8 CtTuTh&S-l No. 20 ith-av
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
II Honsekeepers. and all others, in want

IIUUoN tiIINI UT WIT ~ TIT
Of Bedding Bedseads, &c, would do wen 10 eau al NJ
WuLARD's old established Warernom' l5e Chathau-si,
,orne OF Muberryt where may be found the largest
sortment of articles his hne offered 10 the pnbc,
consisting Feathers. Beds Mattresses, &C Patent screw
and Cots whole sae and retail Ill lmIuThsS'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

Floor Ou.-CLoTHs-Weli seasoned and
perfect at s. per ward
ThiCo-thrcac Brussels Carpets a. s..
ThTee-py good quality at -.
BAILEY y BROTHERS.
No. 43i Pearl 81.
s22 6tRiWAS Near Chatham.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

10 Splendid French Bridal Cards, silver
kcrdered aud plain Porcelain. elegantly eograved and
printed IN gold s'er aud PLAIN styles Also, very large
assortment OF elegant fIonch aud Eugsh SILVER enhSsrd
and plan Porcelain Brls, En,copcs Boxes and Waters
of the rhhest designs, ~ tNNRUSlI = Broadway, cor
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
The only prof, by hearing the wisdom ri others
PUBIIU> SYRUS
~ Query-What is wisdom Experi-

what II that did T. Go and see al lher No.
is2 Nassau ST. the Depot foy MArr>> Nervous Antdcte.
DysPIpTICS, RFAp.-Tke OXygenated
Btitys have proved more rcce>> u than a other remedies
Nhowu, cases II DySpep>la and General Dtbf Those
who doubt thS statement nlc iEu4e agVot n The
pamphlets accompanying the mediocre. 10 be hac oi the
Asents gratis.
FOr sale b. A n Sands. ioa Ful'on-st A l. Scovn
Co SIS ami " klns. iSs Byosisvay aR4 Druggists
generally IN the Uultei States.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
KrLloee's FALL STYLE OF HArs, NOW

REApYAlso largo uSSlftmcnt n kYS and CIdltns
beaver felt and Sk HAS be found IN the city Vel
vet and cloth Caps n .heiI variety. One puce.
s23 81 J. " hELLoGG. No i2S Canai'st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
TIE CANTON ~ CoNPANY are prepared

I, sell wholesale or retail Teas and Cofes IN greater va
and at Low prlces than ay Other establishment Con-
s s Of tea old consult their interests by pa ron1ing
ftS establishment Location l25 Chatham st. iNeea
Peah ard RoOsevelt1 No branch stores szo lm"&S
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
EsrrNscrurIn HArs-Sunerior to com

petition tn. acanowed ,ed flyure0t all our tashcnaoeN
aud the Cnus Of the economist are E>FENS ChEi
50 50 Hats 1hoy pronounced b' All who wear thtm
neatef better finished AID more beautiful ana
durable aitNe than the - affairs OF RroatWay But IS
PENSChE'DIs dtScrnned 10 Ccct ITs HIM tts stof, u
No iU7 Nassau St corner tt Ann
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
WINTER UNpER-Smrs AND DeAwrRs.

The c,o mo4ulss amt nights rcmird US thstwe must re
len,sh our sfdrhc with some oi iRrtHR fire La ubS
ool Under SHIRTS and Dr4Wcfs We untersls 1c he has
coed assortment a, Ne ~ Grand street, ,ad alnmg the
MeehanCs' and Traders BaaA
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
w Undershirts and Drawers, OF the best

STYLES and II any required NAV be purchased AZ eN
pen ely low prices at SANK AN'S. Also SHIRTS CoNts
Scarfs Ctavss and everything else IN the Men Furnish
ing line Remember ShNNAN'S Gentemen's FarpShery
NJ I'D " lba,r-> 4 near FUltcn 80 q.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
~ GrNrLxnry's HArs, FALL SryLr-

NRD Pine NasSaUSis Solicits the stten'io .:
his customers and the 'hhc 10 the style Of HA for
the autumn season II Wln De INTRODUCED ThurSdgr,
1sth Suc If pcsoolc ~ enhanced QuaAH d tsorie,
and yer, elegant ~ proportions sad hn.Sh.
August 2fth. 1881 Bird col. Pine and Nasssn-siS
s20 STuNIltt
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Ron CARpETINGs. .-SMTH & LOuNsBURy.

M .fG Pear StIng fHClI iafge am elegant
stock Of CARPFTINGS az the following low rates
Per yard Per yard
V,lyets l l2s t. los Ext IngraIns Is 0d to O6S 0d.
TnDcstrv g. To l2s Medium do -2s Cd. to Is Cd.
Hrnssels - fs to lOS Common do L. Cd. to 2s Cd.
Three IA, - 7s to o. lOh Cloths .2s Cd tots 0d
Floor OIL Cloths to q feet vide English Druggets
ca 2f and l6 wide and al other articles connected with
the tade ful per cent less than Spnng prices $50 ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

are all the rag, in the fashionable world Call and gNam
ne them and Judge for ynusclf before purchasing else
where Gcrtlemons ant boys colh Cais OF eyeN NdIe-
IT, AT " y DAYps, No Sol Broadway. near Duue-st -
N r. New atvle of Army Regulation Cap
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
NEM Hat EsrAnLisnMENr.- .-FAsHIoN.

ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY Attention Geutiemen' Nave
YOU purchase ed one Of HaRRsoN Ia Hats al 81
Nassau-S' opposs tlc Bible House aud get asihoy
are eqUal To many sid - ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
"Kscx ON TIE lIEAp."-Ksox's Fail

KNOX ON TIE HEAD. -hhON fdh
s,le of Hats ale all The rage ho fashionable world II
sombrCs al te beauties and eXcceuceS that can oec m
centracd upon Hat and otoded dollar cheaper than
The common affair sold Broadway, where csOrbuant
rents reuaor tor the trrdesman 10 demand M
tie more th.n article IS worth. mau whh one oil
kNoy's Hats upon ms head feel proud aty compa-
nv Buy yonr Hats of KEON, No. 1928 Fulton 81 so *
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
~ Tar FlRsr Os,elNAL PoRrRAlr OF

CarHagiNY HAYES ever taken tins ccoa,ry. NAV be
at BKApYs National MnsAt9Te Caller. No 2o>
Rrpsdv1y 81 fntoD->t, Who're may e< found y
Cdlscton cf hye Hundred Portraits The most distinguish
ed Statesmen Scholars and ARTISTS u country ssS Sot
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN CARPETS
American Three Pig Carpets only g. cd and j. per yard
Inelsh mpera, Three Ply Carpets only 81 per yard In
grain. Is Gd to ]s Extra. IS BE- to T. Cd per yaTd on
cloths warranted perfect only q Cd 10 IS and Is per
ward SC &o-at HIRAM ANDERSoN's, No. 90 Bo~ery.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-17

A COMET ENpANGERHxss THE EARTH
Southey in bis "Commoa Place Book"
relates that in A. ID. 17l2. Winston pre-,
dicted that the comet would appear on
Wednesday. hath OcsoSe.. al 1--WE minutes
after five III ihe mornmg. and that the
world would be destroyed by 6rs Oh
Friday following His repusassoa was
high. and the comet appeared, A nun.
Der persons got into boats and baEges on
the Thames, thinking the water the safes:
place South Sea and India Stock iell.
A captain Of a Dutch snip thew all his
powder sn,o ,be rivei, sha, the ship rsigh.
not be endangered. A, noon, after the
come, had appeared, it is said that more
than one hundred elergymen were feIried
over 10 Lambeth. To- reqUes, that proper
prayers might be pre- pared. there being
none fn the church service. People I've.
lieved that :he day OF Judgment was al
hand, and some acted on this belief, more
as if SOME temporary evil was TO be ex.
peete0. On Thursday, more than 1000
kept misiresses were publicly married.
There was psosligions run on she bank,
Sir Gilt,eIs Heat beose, at thai time head
director. issneG orders to all the FIRE e-offices
III London, requiring them to ke~p good
lookout and have a particular eye upon
the Bank Of England.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-17
A ME.Axcpo.r Sssr-Dr. Reid, .

A MELANCHOLY Sssr-Dr. Reid, a
taveller through the highlands OF Peru.
found lately in the desert OF A:acama.
the dried remains OF an assemblage Of
human beings. 6ve or six hundred in
number, men. women aud children, seat
ed in q semi-eifele as when alive. and
staring into the barning waste before
them. They had Nos been buried; life
had not departed before thus sat around;
bu, hope was gone; the Spanish invader
was at hand, aud. no escape being left.
they had come Aither TO die. They still
sit immovable in that dreary desert; dried
like keep their position, sitting up as in
solemn council. while over that dread
Areopagas silence broods everlastingly.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-17

The GREAT BELL FoH NEw YoRH =
The large alarm bell which has been
cast by Messrs. Henry n. Hooper & Co.
of this city. Tor the city of New York. is
to be forwarded by railroad to-day. IL
may be seen In State ST., abon, O'Clock,
p. Nj. Its weigh, is about a2eo0 pounds
1t bears the seal of New York, with
the words around il, Sigakun, c'ritat"
Nori Eborescs. The first cast was com
pletely ssccessful> The metal was pour
ed in on Saturday. the 9Th inst. and the
mosld was opened on the "Wednesday
morning following. when the bell was
found still saSSsns hot.
Rosssa atlas. 20th.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-17
A SCENE IN THE CRYSTAL PALACE.

A SCENE IN THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-A
correspondent of the Boston Liberasor
who is known by the name Of William
Farmer, writing from London, gives an
account of a visit he and other abolition
lists made TO the Crystal Palace. with
some white women and three negro In.
gitives from the United Siates-wbo 90
by the name of William and Ellen Craf,,
and William Wells Brown. In the pa,.
ty of white men and women. were "A,
and Mrs. Richard Webb. Of Dublin. ana
a son and daughter Of Mr.. Mcdonnell
William Farmer. (the correspondent os
the laboratory and Mrs. Thompson, Mis-,
Thompson. and Miss Amelia Thomp.on
the wife and daughters Of George Thomu.
soE, the notorious abolitioniss. The le,.
ter writer says:
"Mr. Mcdonnell escorted Mrs. Graf,
and Mrs. Thompson; Miss Thompson a,
her own request took the arm of William
Wells Brown, whose companion she 40.
lected for the day; William Craft walk,a
with Mise Amelia Thompson and mv.els
This arrangement was purposely made
in order that there might be no appea,'
ance OF patronizipg the fucitiyes. bn,
that it might be shown that we regarded
them as our equals. aud honored them
for their heroic escape from slavery"
s. The writer then goes On 20 tell how
this white and black party did all ,hey
could to provoke a Controversy with IN.
Americans VINO were in the Exhibition
Room at the time, but were defeated. as
the Americans rightly considered the
whole party as equals, snd as such, to be
treated only with contemp,uous silence
The writer concludes his account OF
the exhioition OF braZen-iaced eff1ontery,
as follows:
1--WE promenaded the exhibition be.
tween six and seven hours, and visited
nearly every portion of The vast edi6ce.
Among the thousands whom we met in
our perambulation who dreamed OF any
improperly III gentleman OF cha aracter
and standing bike Mr. Mc cDonnel, walk,
ing arm and arm with = colored woman
OF an elegant aud accomplished yoaa,
lady like Miss Thompson becoming the
promenading companion of a colosed
man! Did the English peers and peer.
esses! Not the most aristocraiic aa.eas
them. Did the representatives, OF any
other nation have their notions of propti-
ETY. shocked by the mat,ess Noae bu,
Americans. To see the ann os a bsauti,
ful English lady passed ,hroagh ,Aas OF
a 'nigger, taking ices and oshes refresh,
ments with him upon terms of the mos,
perfect equality, certainly was enough to
rile, and evidently did rsss the slave-hold-
ers who beheld IL bat there was He help
for them"
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-17

Senator Clemens. Of Alabama, at a
recent Democratic Convention in that
State, paid The following marty .ibn,e
to President Fillmore. 1t does homer TO
him who bestowed it, as we'll as to him
upon whom it is bestowed;
"Sir. l honor him (the Presidency for
his course, and if the appreciation of a
political opponent who has at times done
him some wrong, be at all grateful to
him. let him be assured that not l only,
but thousands Of others of my political
friends, heartily thank him for what he
has done, and iervently thank GOO that
We have in this crisis patriot and a
statesman at the head of affairs who
knows his duty and dares to perform it. f"