davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
WEDNESDAY, oct. l-P. VI

The market for Stocks had scarcely
opened, and the Board had not proceeded beyond the
first CALL at which, prices were baoyant, than the
announce meat Of combined refusal on the part 0fhe
heading Uncurrent Money brokers 10 buy uncurrcnt
funds OF NewNOrk State, preclpi,ated the market
AGAIN, and We ROW are where We Ner, on Monday
afternoon. The market has been an active one,
though at a considerable decline. The sales OF iiaT
lem. Reading ant Erie, were especially large iiaT-
lem declined L :. Erie Reaimg Canton, not
withstanding, shows an advance OF l., and Govern.
men, SKIES OF 1867, I.
Early in the day IL became known that,
owing 10 the pressure Tor Money, m connection with
an increasing difficulty The par, of some banks to
redeem their crcuati0n on presentation, the Money
brokers refused 10 buy Newly ork State bills. /,
was known, also that tins refusal extended 20 Pha.
delphia the brokers NJ which city had rejected all
New-York State as we'll as Eastern Money. This diff
kculty lasted two hours, causing considerable ex-
citement when an mfueaih party connected With
the banking Interests arranged ~ih ea3lng broker
10 purchase l~lth one or to exceptions which We
uouce below the country currency of this State.
The broker IN question sent T0uud to his fellow-brc-
hers notice 20 shiS effect witch sllayed the whole
difficulty the sescts of which, 1: Is 10 ne hoped viii
quickly pass away.
The following are the Banks 10. purchased os the
brokers: The Farmers Bank OF lima, James Bank,
BanA Of New.Ecchs&le. ,syugs Lake, Western
Bank, saugerlies Bank.
In FreightS there Is more offering, and
higher rates have been o,sained, The engagements
have been some small ie,s of Flour al 76Sd I'D.
now asked , iew thousand bushels Wseat 3ld. t4d.
asked } 400 Abls OIL Cake, 81. sst hhds ms tuas)
Txllow, 9s. 90 tuns maple &e. les Gotten IN small
bots, ID. and lS4 pkgs indis Rubber no tuns' on
private terms s5,00 bush Wheat, 81 G4d To
London, SEQ bills Flour private terms; 200 do.
Oil Cake, o. and go tuns do rs. Cd 2,N0 bSls
Naval Stores, IS sDd 10 Glasgow 600 bels Flour
led. 500 bush Wheat, 4id. To Havre, the packet
to-day is about fal at OLA cent for Cotton, iss
Whalebcnc. ami 81 Tor Bark. To Rotterdam, the
Leila takes 500 bales Cotton ~ OF cent $40 o5ls.
Ashes lis Cd Geo RESIN, 2s 10000 S;ayes sli, and
SIG for hogshead and pipe honey and OIL ?, and spl
r,ts tnrpsniine 81 cents. To Hamburg. 100 b5ls.
RESIN, Is Cd To MIseiies, an Amer'c IN bark took
cargo Of light pipe slaves at $l2, and Sandman
earso az &I4 ~ VI. From Honduras 10 England,
German bark engaged Mahogany al 81 5S bark
for Kingston Jam, took cargo ofCoal at - b tun-
To St. Crolx, a brig an assorted cargo Machinery,
Ae. Al geo for the run out. To New-NoTA, from
RAGGED Island, cargo OF salt vas easaSed al 10
rsots To Glasgow, from -. John. \ T., an Ameri-
can ship Deals At ts Cd, and another honi The same
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

Markets CsREFULLY REroETED FOR THr iRisuNE
WE7NEsDay, Oct D.
AsHES-A stead market, with ilr de.laad A4l le'
o! 12i bbis Pufs ~ S. aad Pearls a. s. 50.
COTTON-The market .s very unstable. SO oiies hlF e
sold to-day without change 10 pncos.
FLOUR AND MEAL--There .s Ipc-eased se2vness e..
and depres market flr ne oF graies Of ae
and Western Flour and PAGES are ngiA DIVER VITA -
Dong lor port The eyct,ncA- aud ST. arency H tne
none market mas unfiyoroD.e lnllf nee 90. 'c l7
receipts far and considerable gnp nip -'ic me
Easrern and local irade far Cauadln s pa TAR De-
mand al 81 auf th, has been reused tr isisr-
6e ya,es &c 81 Ihs s ,' & q, ,s ~. II h. r aaa "a i
50 Gid = Er Ono. 4rd = d,i p bf pure "a see
more u1erng. Di dull sales "i -0' IS l - e4
0si FOR old common 20 Z bands, aAl - - - = 10 y.
freely offered, oat s stu ~ seg plenty sat % ~ Dds
'GRAIN-rbrdem f9r vhea. f,r the Ea, anl f1r eK-
ror Is fair and ,ns market ,ead5 i'f western
lor Gearice Tie sales aie $50 nush ssh Vt ~
Snutbero t7ltfCc Rce1snesn lower c.j sapplg an
limited domand Sae- II o0o bush at occ Corn rilaef
Sles - CC1 bush tDaJ1c forums 1ud, 81 c1' god
10 pr me We,ten mixed, aud Sc f,r round fel"s "a
ueo state }5c37c ail go Jefso. at 31as5c Baily
and wan.ed. and ,ao market Is oetter @nA PAGES
PROVIsIONs-Our market f'r Pork IS lower, and The
tendency downward. 18th 81 position 10 hef' ra
and Si3 5Ug ~ fr DO Prime Beef hm 'ut les a
tive Sales Of 80 tbls AT 80 ijr Mes and S1e -
Meats are easier Sales II 50 hhds plain II ans a. Ic
LAID Is lower Sales Of 300 bhls and cs At 9c a. bn'-
OHIO aud 0c IJc for Sate Cheese - IN good d' AM
and the mari e. active Jr Prime daInes tJrexpoat
Gc G6C
WHIsKY-The market IS unsettled ari prices nominal.
WI saes # 80 bnls 0's. &c for OHIO, aud &c r
PRISON. Drudge IL duil at21c.
GROCERIES-The several markets are dull AMI. except
Cof,e heavy The trade buys very spanneii Cotee IS
steady Loco RIO sold the LAST three days az 8atc
$50 81 Domingo ~ qgc cash, 5no JAVA - ic ~ Ia
guayra at 9dg,c. 200 Maracaibo a. 9GOc hhasses
finn Tho sales goo hhds- Cnht Nuscospip Al
2Ce22c 200 do Port Rico II 2903oc and 200 tart una az
l7c Sugars rather lower some slles wing 1een m,de
at decline The demand FIR. $500 hhds Cuba sold AZ
axe go DO Porto Rico a. ate, and 2OO0 oys brown
Havana at 81 d6c. -,o
NAVAL SIORES-The market is rather active. 2j0o
hbs rough Turponine sold ai g 87 ljO0 bhs RESIN at
~ q 81 50 for common Win nGOp, and 500 90 tine ~
S32jasi Spirits request 009 bos. sold n j. ~
Sic cash. and now held a 3od}7c.
SALT-The ma'kst steady Sales Of 500 bushels IA
hamaS at 22ic.. time.
OU-CAKE-We note further sales Of ~ tuns thick
round az So. cash ~ .
TIME-A irm market with sales of coo b5ls Roclaud
AT 9oc. ~
OHS-A fair demand for nso 3D. with sales OF 900 sa'-
Ions lie Whale ia far demand, with sales
$50 hbs part selected s6c Lard an good request,
Wi sales ID calls Western Winter a. 55ic cash
HOpS-Tho receipts are increasing and the make; Is
heavy Sales f IS bales Western at 2Od pc. -
FEATHEkS-We note sales of 200 lbs PRIME western
Live Geese al 40c., cash
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
nisasterS. &c.

ScHr. WANDA. n Cas,e Me- fror Clpe Harrison ib-
rador fell N WITH Oft Caue G. nso schr He'd rn Coo
of Casne m dsab go ndor, having $ hes % ys Q
aud all he head gelr aga receFet otaer Ian ~ 10 tA,
gale Of the Il ~ an supplied her With twp JOS AMI
running rigging Dap Doan. an1 i've f he cre* %
schr Ursula o. Orleans Mas lOs at Caoe N trsonl
home IL the Nalda the remainder OF tae ew wen
hoard he Redsmg
bot and efti, at anchor blowing fresh a
IN, t-,a cnuid uot h,.rt her
scHR VIcroRY ii Dec RgerJ POST while lying a. au
chur the Deep River inalng. Ssbr0Ot, Coma i0'>
fire Monday morning last. and her fore st and prc, AL
anu ~ -l'i ~ I'i I'--.i@ 49, 49, 80 '9ea
burned through IN several place Damage rom sJV u
500 No iasnrance
rHE scna MARY D ScoTT. Caat. Scdl rom Casthlge
bouno To New f,rs, pa. nfO ins On tho ~
ut IN distress having the b'n H., N sever" gale ~
the A4crano, rled hc mast. and received ns +
cradle other damage sss, rigging ald bu"lfkS Il ~
SeIa The l8h Aug 'oided with cargo Of tH.c adl
u eTchan anoist merchant II Nes York, Mr II. Liiy,
Who a passenger, died On 18th Aug ef c,aslOp ipl
tias Weave anaiye 81 Fha'e eipn ded n ftu 'sen'
HoSrtal tie 2gtA July Sep g. 49, N lag 10 IL ' I'm
81 i3 W Il cammrncsd b. blow heavy, and about VI Do
inc easfd 70 perfect gale, cirtlg a"sY the tre ms
head, which earned WIN u thl mnnmast and top
about 81 es rom ce;k cyerythng ~ n ogepItrt
BRIO NEW ENGLAND %. Warren. T.. nov on her Dlss
age from pr9ydsnc- Lltle Eynma has been sod o
Newport house
ScHR ABIGAII-The ,aser 20 This vessel. lst on r
from baltimore for = Lucap urcd On The M n
iDg the I'd alt
Turks sand ashore the North Point of raDd Turk
tteu.ght of ihe ih INST anl ah probably b. t9ra
loss crew saved The cacd cargo oi ICE TO 81 Wa
cents from Boston.
Busnos Ayfes z S. addr. ssed 70 W.lte.. E.q Sec
sry of The az OF Underwriters; Tue bark Il, "a
fafney of New YORK arrived r he h July
h,r. aud pruu urret entirely Hrsraw1rny. She aIl D3
sfng-C and sod - pu1i auc on p- the Denen' Of whom
Hay concern The cargo landed IS rot tan igsd sn1ls
- amount a. average some h-yg oaA lu3er Lls oeA
lei IA Asr f'r ballast "h'ch may ls damaged"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

N afatrrt h-,s-s f-nn wsW cfne n co,'ar ~ta
se< r. m. ths Isabl ran- fEs we N 81
ssss Pc frr fsu~a.i 100 Erfs'o aDi ~ 81 p A. -
sno5r isa oar-loi aslJ l,s - - ~ ctnr ~ q -
of b. n hftrE 4.ss-. "a a gG- - 10 ~ .F'
r her 1rc~l,t csck "a .piel1~ O. an isltf ta7 AZ
I'D -r-ras Z rls sa-p y,s arsi lvAT, oesli s'Ae
otae' damage ,
Schr Mary Far7ov Bea1f'rr. c = is nar1i stores
Srnf Cll,rado 9.-ret; swans -, NC. dAfs na'
stnFss
Srtr kle7.nfer BaH-n. Paiialsi ,hIa llFs ,i1.
cr-r Trri.e nksr. A'sVer1rIt tR.s. V1e-'-
Scar garfreH IN cc7. Pa. -t .rl 3 D .'t .'.i
SCI Osrar ',s's Kelly. Nlff-x days. coIl All iAf'
tannd ~ Neg- Bedford
SAITFD-Shu- To Nrv1. B-sdlsh, Lo-ion, fort-
sh~ brecs Lisrri-s -al-. cgo ~ bftt a. 4 ti'fr'
Comet lu. ,rsrlrsr san rlll-sso aiNGs, b 'f0'
-y.r. 0I r ..h walker u E- lo o.- FtAnf, ~ l'l-
scn. N-s Ol..lls 10 et.s-,-
BELOV-H4rk C--ra-.c; a,so ship -nl big.
WINp-At sunset. y "
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
f1,. w. Ncn.OrLlnns Picnuunc of the

tV' Tie Nec-OricGnS Picayune Of the
i9,h ult gives the following account of honey
moon and its results DOrOhea Walker VAS yes
terday charged by her husband, \. Walker, WIN
having. during a four weeks marriage, quarreled
with him, threatened his life burnt him with hot
uoD, stabbed him IN the cheek and bea; and kckei
him. warrant was issued
t1 The White Mountains were covered
with snow on Wednesday morning last. SNOW Tell
IN sufficient quantities TO whlten me ground IN o,her
places in New. w.iIampshue.
CY On Saturday evening the son OF
Theodore Kembal. Boston. aged years, was burned
to death by his clothes taking FIRE.
DEATH FROM CAMPHENE ACCIDENT
Mary Rand died in Boston on Saturday from the ef-
feets Of eamphenc lamp.
~ Gov. Boutwell, attended the great
temperance jubilee at Sandwich on Friday
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
To Mariners.

POSITION o. PEI - AID BlsAProlvrEsST I,LANJf.-
IRE = S.ig D. ptln LeGt Cnn I J Pa dir ~
her LAKE cruise Of Ye.r maafls, ID sl size ,aI -
round the wori. lors tne 81. 1. stake az ~
charts m r. arc rO .c poslu of Pet.s !. llt .li D-
appointment island u tte Pacific can ID sIppl' near
isisna lsd oa~a N Nuaes ald other chart 10 8
sted a. s'acfc Uc-ln 3 80 laf and - , 'In
toefs Island iPlr- Lo'dl IN = ol3. ~ 3, @, :
lat ahJ no - he rue YoslflJn d 1ese lsll1is.
a rrpoued ~ fhe l.. o. Pare NJ fn- D1llln. t-Im
ats,IvafluCs taken c,rr-c sl l. IS III sgs.
DiSsyrontHsnf fian.. 3i 20 ls- and lij % Z Ion.
Plt I-Fc fp..l leland S1nn runi 81 sr. trf M p,
+ Jon. Pof' I0d .'r@ ent har,r I'D - rsed
mest.s IL a recruiting place ior oHf "ha@fs Inc y
cen his Island amOun, 10 apou- 40 10 ngnoer, mos y
An.r-alf-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Forsiz Pa-ts.

Al Para SEPT 7. her. Luztanll. fran Nlra-haul f5r
Ssw-Yo's. N 10 or 4 days sng "aer ~i-eh. CoEEAg,
fr.,m Salem, Aug 50
Palefn.s S-pt o. shiy Samrrz (se for New YORK
T. Oct bsrks John Cas.le Rs. F'-esre fJr Me-
klua ard Newfnrk about >erL lj - $50 Jordan, from
do fr Rs-a1 liza mig Eliza (sic } ior o.
A. MaiN-a Sept 81. hars Nsu lls. Lacon, f1e bo-t9a
s0er - Germ J. sr. and Fredercs CROSBY f,f Do do
and th.rs As sefor, SID eseamg # the ath rrs
Harding BCs.ND. Wind y l.
AT II Belfast, l.. S.pt Oh bark P.cc, SAWYER Rich
lrucio
A. Pahia Ans s.h. bark sarasossa, TaTley. for New
Oriesu few ds-s
a. X,ara Crps sept le-n brig Reuben Carver Carer
from N,w-Tork Dig only An vessel
Al Rum key S-pt IstA hsrz Swan, Holmes. for Phila
&C. M, lds :ory Ar vessel.
A, Beruuda sept 26ih oa-k B7r0n. Amssbury, frno1
Ne-yYo-k ins, arr schr T. o Th0npsoa IRON Alsran-
drla arr IT,.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
spoken. he.

Sept 49, lst g 4o lon 30 bark Mongolia IA. Boston for
Bgenes Ayr-s
SEPT ll . lon II, ig Harbu;er. from Eas,port y,
b aioe.
Se1t ic. at = Ion. - Am. ting r,eering
SSE shoNug rel signal sta white lamfn n cen-er
July z6 at IS ~ iru ~ 40 y bark Jlary Jane
Cow ell. from AksSb A pri =, far Cork
Sept IT, lat y len 5; barA -uoa, HAd from Sssal ior
boston short of DfoslsioIs
rsp' 20 - suns ~ between HsnauA aud EisthaEDtou
Il tlrkS Ek. OAK sli LacOuia, Paia ispHIa
Ter Boston 5fiss Mafy y Anioses, Aioe Fefrns aai
Meulan d. Tor 20 scRrs. t-srl Bery. Rchn9sf fJf
Bo.tQ Nary Mailer. Macy BS<92 81 .0DeT. Grtssts
STATE Copia Thomas Fss1er. OE.cO. 2nd large nls-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
slooe-PeaEl. v hceler, Hudsep1-t
Arrived.

SIP Karne;. Berry. Live pol q d-ys Dse anl 3s
pass tc harncen & c..
Ship sew,aa. PaFmelee. Rotterdam, Arr ~, aud IL.
teot sepi ). Rcse aad - y. ID. HGrsst c. Tue
h. was IN ths eastern ofhEg < Salset
sap Isaac SQght pkt FurtsT Liverpool Sep. J. nj -
aud AZ sit-iage pass - { ANrshaH S<2;. 2s sDok
hI. Or Mar, of and Tor H1ll;ax iIom i'lh..
bAlA Caffeine, lot IhGEast' mi Keller. Lsag IsIanL
Bahamas IS csss. sat 30 " Eiweh. Left n An .eS
sels S<pt D.. The Highlands beng WSM ~ Kiles Is
,ant, exchanged signals with ks brs Ehzs Dassy seer,
Me \ L.
Bark loas tBT, Of Yarmouth R-isey Dlblin 80 favs
II ballast anG ~ pass 70 Logan cotGs. sep 80 sogs.
b.; sshr Nal nda, f'cn P.ctou io7 View vors
erg Herald. tof LyegDcrll Wsrreu. BAha. Aug su-
gar 10 Henry, Ey-s Co Sid xl-h ba ks Sray -,
Tor New OrieaUs and Iowa for kio Jauero. Aug ~ La
~ lon "a u, passed hrlg III. SeSsrd. SSui IS, lat n
u Ion a g. spoke ship Pontiac. Calcutta fsr Boa
l<t tvvs ont.
kns N Prescott. loi Calas) Brown Tr.niad 2 tav,
spEsr and moIassss & J y. Sardv
: AZ MsfN, LesyY. HI gS.na. a.. bcnna 70 B0>-0a
ScnT la Nancy. Llu.e;on. Neaborn Nc 1 dars
lAya al stores.
Sehr Marcus. ,of Bangorl Pisrcs K.n-s-ou bound 20
Boston, cosl Night Of .th w. eeIvesn 10 and II oclk
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
rorR Cav,DA


SD frr Boston SCI. y Afslie tom %. Cigde 49,,
At fror NeH-Yl-S. Set %. II ge ~ Ian ny ~
,3srsl oil Vas-e if,h. >,r Robert PEEL. ~ Fainii
V.rgo Mare Deal. OF, A. DO; 1871, Iisefse, a. Li
er1os,i isin. SaueisTd, DO.
Sd f,r Ne. Yors set it.h SIvAnsee. In B'rJe hpT
PAN, a.t A. fn q, Peer .-rN, "a An'wrrp VI Ar.
ga 4 fy.Ls. In PJtsUlrl VI N en- IA h-,niti ana
Jane Nesnuh 'n l.er-0l g D. ae t h y, is a
ard Princeton. I'm d., Go,tEl, fa- Graseseai i'-l'
Hag4aLaf noes. In I-v@~r0ll.
Ar. Gom Paillael -ha, Se9tl i7ih, Shaaandoah, OF
CrcensfoVn.
SD from Pniaaeria Sept, u. City oi Manchester. In.
Liverpool
Viii an JARVIS, az do
SD for Ne Orleans Sept y, o-eohus. fn Liverpool
18Th, Jas. Corner, In. d.
II Anjier, Jane 3. Ann Charlotte from Cuba!
SD from Manila. June IA. Anna 1iarit l New foF
Nav I'd. Gent O. for Bosom.
Ar. o; BatWa, Juue l3th Cariaase, I'm Boston 81.
June 2ah ID lphIn, tr Ne~ York.
Sld from Penang july 3st. Sterling, iar Boston.
Agnes from Bremen ior New-forA, was OF ID ; aess'
Sent o.
srererhave7 from Bremen for Nen-Oreans was o1
OFT Dugen-ss. sept 49, -
Ioussaa from Bremen far New Ortear. and OFionin.
B smsn for Baltimore seegc 1t - sal SCI. II
shannon, In. Newcastle for Ph-ladepnia M D'Ne.-
Sc1t =
South Caroln na, for New-York Of Dnsenass Sept. l6
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cleared.

Steamer-Ciiy Of Richmond, Tery Richmond Mailler
4 L0d.
Ghps-YoEktown. r. a. 81. LoTdon Grinu.U H. Ns,grn 1
Co. Yorkshire Bfggs Liverpool. c III Msr~aal. Ia 7,
N1d. Osgoo1. san fras s,4sco. Booth LIAR AnL-ea.
SirS2Gell. MaSluash. Fuuch = Ncncke 4 lrert Rurpr
LeloAe. Baltimore John HiH
Basks-Nant Louisa tBFem.) Woltemus. Dsniea StoI,e
Gl lcemelsier, LAZY kEssa,. MerDman New Orle "a
MalllS- Lord
Brgr-Peerless (Brl Mcclellan. s. johns - G 4
Larrle Co Arve (H- story. John Mr. A y
Schmidt Dove. N.shsr, WIn-isor. y $ whitney 3
Co; " II lrr. Montgomery Nsuyitss W Flwell.
Neiumpka. Fowler ho1ile ~ rsrs, Cl-arman \ Co
Sche1Eeis-ReApef Chapman HYidseporr T a Hsysns
r. s Willsks Smith Wsshnyte.. NC l. Sxsh.Ij, !,
UGy. Or McRae ktlf4J. Ja ncs Hunter Co iset.s
WooCAull Port an Plsft NJ Freeman & Co. 1 4
Eolss 0yeTtun. pnllade mia Pl4I Sl4ght Ssp..F
Lord Smith. EAltirl1re. Mail g.ofd R.clno.d ri
ey. bscnnionc {. IL Person Ana Beals Bath K.Rrv
NsSoR
sioes-Pea-l " xhceler, E-ldgeoy-t
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Passengers sailed

Ia fis Cl', a. Richmond for Rcanond-1Ir Phslps. Mr.
I"o'e, Mr k'rlng NJ Noble aad lady, Nr. ieconpte.
MT. allaui. hr Van HoGen MIR Dos, Mr. Schle lager.
Mr. Greoelen. Mss Houghton and sister Mr X ddsr Nr
WIkon. Mr. kllS ami LADY. Rev NJ, ther laiy and three
chiidren. Mir Dudley IbOs paNtcr. W. Lowe. J ~ Da
wilson md Wiz. j. Carson wife and chld Mrs A Clarke
and 'hree children, VIM CiaAe, Ehca Oovcey, M.
hodss u, NrS Conner. Mss lv1su, two Mss /c,tcre,
Nr Dsvssp lady aud ihtee children r Carls and - "A
The
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
MARRIED..

In this Cnv. oct J. bv Rev DR.. Spring. HERNEY y
FORD and RACHEL. RUEL. OF Ltchield, Conn.
In Natson. Mich sept 70. BENJAMIN Pr AFT, Esq
a,id Miss A LGUSHA HAZLETON
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Receinfs OF PrnflucC.

Rgfte North Rrtr We9nesd1y-8ii ~ obs Flour
81 do Ashes 48e DO WHISKY II 300 bush Nheg; SCI
do barey SEQ do Oats 81 9l dn C)Ta 40 pkgs But
ter ; 1853 DO. Cheese; rs bales Wool
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Califarni, Vessels spoken. &c.

Jan 70. L.. p s. IIs - - Y. ,@-a snip v tc n
the Wave h.stta Ola, l0l f. Ctf rn-o aud ~.
seen aga-n ne %, -. = 20 g. Ion % 3 v.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

From the above table Il results t1at the toia' value
of all the products received tais pori from tie IN
terror from sept J. ISL, Sept /. a5l-a period Of
ten veaIs-amounts to S7Ia6)6,i56
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
pakEencers Arrived

In pCch,i "a isacc WriJsf from LiueryOOl-N1r' Fnr-
her Miss Sarah Furbtr Ei~ ard Furb.r George Fur1~,
l. d sterne and lady. Ms seymour, iiss rpmp Mr.
Fatog aad LADY Capt T " Ashbfidse Iaees II Htrv-y
Ms h7sisden Miss Anna Marsdes, sI,s Harret Mars
de Il. Wm Nilittt
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
WILLJAMS3URGH ITEMS.

~ An attempt was made on MONDAY
night TO burn the house of Thomas Willet, foot OF
South. Fii,h.st Marshal Miner by goot fortune DIS
covered The fire and eKtnguighed 1t before serious
damage had been done.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
HKssy CLAy.-IHe Richmond Time
Tuesday says

1--WE have reason 10 believe that tho statement
published m The Nev- York Mirror representing the
health Of Hr Clay to he ia very precarous conlI-
non is erroneous. In a letter OF recent date ron
Mr. Clay himself 10 a friend IN this Ci.y the yensf-
able statesman writes that his health has been zee DE
during The Summer, but ne believes 1t is improving,
and he expects 70 90 10 Washington once more
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

There was 4 sale al OSwcgO on the 30th
uit Of ssCO bushels SanGusSy wheat, ahoa, at '6c,
and . 500 do NJ ,rc, from store. Cleared by canal
since 27h ult 1890 bushels wheat. 3S9) oos. aO1r.
1904 bushels corn, 500 do shorts. - ools appes
u do ashes /; tub, butter "A boxes starch $4,000
feet lumber. 81 SO o..
The following comparison CT the value
OF the principal products OF the mtertor Te'el'ei
the port Of New Orleans, from August - - seq:eIn
Der l. ls49, 1859, and 1851, IS comp.eG non ssTieS
Of taties which We have yearly p1cpNed Tor
our annual statement II VIII be found 10 exlion
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

The present rate Of dividends shows a fSvOrt tot
condition OF business, being equivalent TO s 66 b
cent after paying the safe tax at p cent, and Mu-
niclosl taxes BESIDES.
There are in ful operation at Columbus,
Geo. four Gotten Mills, with capital o! $36o.O0o,
and employing 500 hands In these mlls l4,S3s
spindleS and nesgly 4C0 looaS Another cotton mill
has recently been completed, intended TO be WORKED
by slaves and which IS said % be much larger than
either OF SAe other ouf but has yet gone into
operation. There axe also in Columbus and lis i'm
mediate vhcinuy, a Cotton Gin manufactory which
,uyns out 1880 gil Ssn=ually very extensive Flour
ing Mhl an TWO Fosndyiss Snd Machine Shops.
The editor OF TIE Cl,Rfsa QLs) Forldiaa has an in
interesting sketch Of the WoodyA.e, Miss, Cotton
Factory which Is said TO be turning ou, 5000 var Is
Cotton Cloth pea week, Pour thousand spinileS are
constantly employed The capital invested Is $4,000
pro6;s about hily per cent sa the number OF opera
tiyes Is generally hundred and ~ eny FIVE al
cost OF 81 .5 per wssh.
The following Is a statement Of tn ex-
port Of ereadsturs to Great Biaiu and ireland, IN
~ month of
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

~ Rumor says that new daily Journai
h 10 be established as an organ Of the Opposition
party.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
1 r AUCTION We would invite the

attention n readers % the la,ge Auction Gale ~
Ar. C. KEMP ~ elsga Jod asi lay CAB
net fprnl uTe, rcl cITyengs, piano frtes 9 De
sold THIS DAY lnrrsd ~ ri, the large Han IN the
C.nsss Museum Bgildng n $50 Broadway II en5r1css
splendid goods valued n 50 Ooe. We are az
suIec hat the arcs ali ~ the very best qnafy
tbat the have ossn imported ami manufactured Or lhe
Let cry cnstJm trade ard never designed % be
s5 al ageln IT,. assortment very extensive and ~
far s largest s.Tst al public sac his season and = D4r
LC1tlg. SSTiby u he notice Of lOBsrkeeDeTs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

These heavy receipts, when co hp' i'''u'S az
the earnings, $4,000 being yet uneo'lectsd) mus
inspire. # Il we're necessary fun confidence 70 'ae
Stockholders. WHO are thus fully assured oi 'heh
dividend IN January next.
The National Bank Of this City has made
halfyears dividend Of p cent.
The auction sale OF French Dry Goods
by Foster Livingston today absorbed the attention
of the trade. \ large company assembled, aad The
catalogue very large one, excited a good deal Of
competition. The result showed little change Ia
prices for the best grades of goods, which have be-
come OF late much GrIner in general trade.
The sales of our Domestic Goods are
largely increasing IN Canada Tas Montreal Hsra'a
Of he qG,h saws. "The largest sale OF Woolen
shawls that ger took place here, or, we believe on
this continent was made by Scott d GlAssior1, yes
erdav, for account of the Bay State NILS, situated
=, Lawrence. near Boston" The attendance ofmer-
chants from various parts Of the country was very
large biddings were spirited, and every lot on the
catalogue was sold realizing satisfactory prices
The exports for September, 1851, are as
follows:
Domestic Merchandise -----------------a-'S -a-'Sss'sS
Foreign Merchandise, t'ree)--------------- - = !
Foreign Merchandise, tdulIable)- e)------.--- 3lo'Vi,
Specie "'f'''' -
4 communication on the Indiana Railroad
controversy will he found in another column, TO
which we refer our readers
The monthly return Of the Assistant
Treasurer at Philadelphia is as follows
Ogo. ass,sj Treasure, T. s., at PhiiqdeiDta 1851.
H. g2 Balsnce "a, 100 80
Sept. 30. Receipts Customs S2jl 2OJ -
p Office moneys ll,09l o7 -
Miscellaneous .-.---- s30j 75-.2306lj :
Total 81 ,j3j 300 Il
Payments-TTcaS Drafts slO'23 y
p. o. WARTS 32,2s0 %
INT. on Loans,
Pensions, &c. 1892 Is i62.fj5 2i
Sept 50. Balance .Sl,@'2,9iO q
l.. G. DALE, Asst. Treasurer.
Below we give the operations of the Uni-
ted States Mint at Philadelphia for the month OF
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
luillincrp.


NHlIIINERY.-M Mrs. \. ii. MARCY
lVE would r1o,t t,qscfl, wfo-m ksf e.,tS.tt~ sad
c,hs-. yr.br. d, rIr n ,,e fal GA and aer tPRSDN,
Of n. "a IN ,i.r f f.eir collection lafct tni rcn As
s.ru.ut Of sail aul " u-.r MILIIN ERN. 'pnsVting ~
eserv varisfs 4 SIS Nlfn sud Nelyei honaets Also,
p,ha,rs - hels ,r Powers &c Whi,h yal are sohc
rsJ ~ al ami e,sI.Isr Mrs \ a NANCI.
% fs. =. ri1 B1wcrF opposite fla.tol-s'.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

~ The Opposition primary meetings arc
70 be held tonight for the choice OF Deies tes 10
CITY Convention
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
MINIATURE ALsAr,crH,s n.Y.

SS- k:ses----9 81 Sets (. NiooN-Seis II 30a
HIGH WATER. Oct 2
eaLds Hook I2 ia Gov. Island t5s Hell Gate 23a