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The New York herald., 1851-11-01
Telegraphic Reports.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct 29, 1851
Cotton has been in limited demand; 500 bales
charged hands at rather lower prices Choice clarified
sugar is at 67Sc 90 bbls melasses sold at 2Sc. St.
Louis -four at So 75 Rio coee-2So bags sold at Sc.
New ORLEANS, Oct 60, 1851
The cotton market to day animated, and the sales
reached 7 eco bales at advance of eighth of
ctDt-go1d nicdling being quoted at &c Kice1Ca:
ships have been taken for at half penny
ioI cotton Sterling improved &c ssIc.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 81, 1851
The weeks sales have been o0o the total sales In Oc
ober have been 600 bales The receipts the
onight Is COO against II Ooc time last sea
son. The quotation for strictly mddliDg is7c
NEw ORLEANS Oct 81, 1851.
Tobacco The sales Of the week have been SEQ hhds
Prices feeble Ohio -four is at SO TO- and St Louis
st Louis 20 slc Bran 65c. Hay has declined to sls
Mess pork sl3 SO sl4. Bacon sites, l05l lie Lard
is heavy. ard sales small. whiskey, 1870 Rice, s4a
81 20. Rio coffee is dull at sa $40. Prime mo-
lassee sells at 2sc.
CHApLEsroN, Oct. 81, 1851
Cotton-saes were made 10 day the extent Of SEQ
tal.s at 6it $40 The weeks sales have been 500
Receipts 1914 stock hand exclusive OF ship board,
1lt29 bales Holders free sellers at So SIC for
fair.
NORFOLK, Oct %, 1851
New cotton arrives freely and sales to . cons
extent have been made this week. at aTAc., which
Is decline of about lc. snce the market opeBed Old
is dull at 4sc 49, and saies of are
ported, cargo only having arrived Slaves Of all
kinds in good demand; sales Of w pipe, at S45;
hid $50 s3i heading $50 s35; r. o. hid, S25 s2s
SO. White beans, 81 asa 81 Is
EoRFoLK, Oct. 80, 1851.
Business has been dull, owing to wet weather K 0.
hid slaves soid at SZ7; white beans are at ST. %
CINCINNATI. Oct 81. 1851
Flour s dull clippers only cfferirg So 30; but
sales have been made at So SO 05
CINCINNATI, Oct 81. 1851.
Flour heavy at SO sscs The receipts are iacreas
ing There is nothing doing in hogs.
BUFFALO, Oct 81, 1851.
Receipts since yesterday-Flour, 1850 bbls wheat,
rome cern 22tOO bushels Western our has been in fair
demand, withc ut change in prices LOCO bbs sold Prime
WI eat has been in demand but the supply is light and
held above the views Of buyers 500 bushels Chicago
Sold Of s5c Corn is in good request at better prices
.slrs COO bushels at Ale 42c. for western mixed
osts, Csc, and steady.
ALBANY, Oct 81, 1851
Receipts since lsst-flour, l3 coo bbls; wheat,
200 bushels 4ioo0 bushels barley 30 0o0 bushels
lAsre hRs been fair milling demand for prime wheat;
coo bushels Michigan sold, at SIC Corn i'm proving;
.0CO0 bushels mixed western sold at 54Hc Barley
5cttO bushels were sold ct see as7lic tor two rowed
and o5c SOC for four rowed Oats doing better;
l6tt0 bushels sold. Prison whiskey is at 21Hc.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

On FriJey October 81, Rachel BrrrINcroN relict Of
tie late lehman NoshurRh
The r.ativee and frebds of the family, and those Of
Ter erabcsOrs, Herman and Charles Ripley,
fully invited to attend her funers from No 80 East
twenty sixth street between Fourth and Lexington
nues. on Sunday, Nov at o'clock The remains will
be taken 10 Westchester for intsIme
On Wedresdsy evening, Oc Ober 90 ABRAHAM O.
1hoMrscN, eyed rs years.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
stie nd tbe funeral from bs late residence No IVA VIII
Ian ttroet, ON Saturday mornfng, Nov l. at o'clock
wi bout further invitation The remains will bs rrsd
p NJ.
On oot Der 90 Of debility, MARGASEr DoSELLY in the
10Th Jtar tf her eye.
H.r funeral will tshe place from TIE residence Of her
daughter Mrs Hughes 80 Spring street. this afternoon
Nov. j. At O'Clock The friends Of the family, and
thofe Of her grandsons Henry r. and Charles Hughes
also hose Of Mr. James Lynch, respectfully invited
10 attend.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

GENERAL HousroN IN RHODE IsLAND-It is ru-
respondence has been going sa between General
Houston and high officer of the State govern
mens in this county. The correspondence is con
nected with the democratic nomination for the Pre-
sidency. Mr. Browne, we understand, has been
mentioned in it with less respect than was due to
the chief of the warrior democrats. We need not
20 into the particulars as it is understood that the
last letter from General Houston will be laid before
(whig) Jvsanal
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

RrsKs...........6 sl MOON srrs. morn 90
stosmthip Brother JonathAn, NILS ChsRres, Mills
slesm,Lip Edgar tHenl Lander. Vera Cruz Nephsws
shp Rosclus Elaridss, Lve5pool spOgors Ti.,ton Co.
RS RRs esiss fsmar san suosn Cram
Ship Hsvsna, ADAMS. Jamaie. n W Tundy.
sRip SsiSeiis, ] Hsr.f Sss orssns. Lad ( Church.
chip Clifton Ingersoi New Orleans, stanton rhomp-
Ship TioonesrOsa. Boyle, sa1,an,h, HArSsck q 20.
ssIf iina IsS. Eu,,ns fum.irs, Williams
Bark Ann Kenny tBrl. DsJes. 81 Johns, WILLIAMS
sIis Eri,l.A Queen SBr, BIs... s,sIss Azores, s,rdy
Bris ysels,rs, Kent. BernOS. ?, nesis'9n = %
Bra sss Belle; Grant, Boston; n . sr9Samsn v.s...
ssT Es F. s5'fs5 ..I hplTST, y sssps S;r tit
zebra Psn,ieOs, n @ Wheaton,. EnaiSots, Egg Hsrsor
sshrJ b B,vsius. Jones. Provisen.s.
sioop Chase. 6.ls, PirOvid;nes
st.snthip Merlin sampson, St Thomas Oct 2l, snd Ber-
z7h ~ith an 20 cunsrd Jf Had
ship Goodwin iOf PortspSuth NH Weeks. Lonaon. 70
ssisis Sles ne shes ps,ass sssPns shs Ssh nit,
's 20 Ca, hssy eqcinS''n s with s,o and
oI,s,enGers, 70 E,sie a Haa.rs; o.. =. IA,
M emp s,si 20 IssmI.oss s,.n,op - '-'' '
Blis nsIfss %, soI,S i.rnoussk Kelly. p.psiTs y
S1peIs .bip sh.,on BathI ksrrinan. from New Or
Bris ocean Bird, FeTop curscos Hdaya with hides &c,
Brig Water witch iof oriAAd) Merton. PsnsacOl, 10
dsyt. With timber. TO master. -. o-,-
frs ar.silci, tof rhcm.s,.7 rnlssury New Orleans
Brs soses ieks Charleston days. with ootson' 70 Geo
sslr Ii Hsscn ssolssld. Vel. ss Cora tveneruei.l %
aais pii sud hides 20 fouk Co 2th insi lat
f The calls tovsd from BY ssamtus Esc,or Capt
sofr IIi,. Guide eusyseo,eos tMs,oo vi. Charleston
dsy with nahoesny and segars 70 Psvenstadt sehums
s5 sg. .. from ..ss.rs sSsS stripped her
of all ssnvss. PIT into CD srissten 70 repair
sebr IirsDttb Br) Moore 81 Martins days with SALT
sssr nsry Powell. Powell Wilmington NC, with naval
sehr Harrison Price Downs Wilmington. NC. idsys with
sehr sail, Nni.r. Bsyiis. Plymea.h. NC. days
sShr Eiassrs, Perritt, Ropdout for Boston.
shhT r..s s.. i,.;o. wrsSs ssv 6sy.n isr virgins.
solr Levi sows wssmors, rsv Haven.
sssr sr i niis 4 snl,s, Tsss,ens, S.y Haven.
sebr New Haven, Kelsey. New Haven ,,,,... ..,.s,.
sehr ciois small salem, Z ssys
sehr Join, Burton, Roelisna, dsy,
:S! fssn,:, BTs.s sfs.,sSs ss,sI..s tsy s3y.
sssr sr 5".s.R s.s:r. %@s. scsisss days
sehr Isoi,, Brisee. EoetIsnd ssy:
siosp willard, BARRIER. Providsnce
sioep sppsvsn Briggs. Providenes
..:I slSss Isis. sss,s', p;1,, rIis,s.s ,ssss
sioep Bsrvess, French, Proyide.ee.
sioos Consul, Adams, Cola sprinE
sbr Mason shoiaela Witch arrived yesterday fom We
gs her outward % sna .ss .ss % .rs s.s:v.sn s
.i'n ssss 9TH he n,.rnsn, siou, fever wish srs.
8euy spd utterly esh.u.tsd having hsd 70 rest for
% ~ *. ser ssy sns sishx cspt srv.d a. ca
az, S'fISs % ssss 1'' 'ss vst
Ger A-wins during shsssysw.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01
CITY TRADE REPORT,

FRDAT, Uet0ber 3I-6P. M.
BsssDsTuyrs -T7-r seemed more active there having
been ~ 4to bss sold including fancy Ohio at - lax
- 81 fancy GeDeses, at stlsk 81 t6k; extra Ohio
~ 81 AK AGh; and extra Genesee, at - e2h IS
IS touthern readily brought - 12H s42b for 100
bbb ordinary Dev-tns previous vslus. Buck wheat
rye Hour and Jerrey m, al In request at former
prices W1eet fetched p6c for SEQ bushels Gsresee
white e0Ec. for coo bushels Bouthern DO ssc for
sco Michigan do and $50 for 500 bushels Csnsdisn
In bond. end cloetd firm. Of Rvs. 42S busbels we're
bwttls, two rovsd 1T B6o Com rpltd higher tbs ssss
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

made like request a. to letters addressed to Do
MADISON (the christian name cannot state). The
same young man who got those addressed to Greer
got those addressed to Donaldson. No person has
Mr. Wesco.s S oasd sxcsSt aUSuJ John Fl Ksyser %
: MERRIFIEID.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01
Married.,

On Thursdsy, October 60 at the residence Of d Fsu
shaw, Yo.kville by the Rev. Mr. Lord. d. D.. CASPER
TAYLoh Efq merchant TO Miss PHILopHNA STuRpEyArD,
all Cf THE city.
On october &c, at ct Johns CT urcb, blythe Rev DR.
beuiss, GioEGr DoUGHrr to MANY Ann BRIssENpES,
all OF this city.
Baltimore papers please copy
On October 20, by the Rev DIR. Smidt, WILLIAM
TO II .RRIET daughter o. Baron Donder-
beck, NIB buI CHER. late OF vienna.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01
DO. UI.-Ex-senator westeott,s Useful
Letter.
No. I.-Gen. Houston's Letter:
HUNTsvILLE, IExAS,l sept
NJ uskant,An haa haAn

, o.. NhW iVkhs Oct oOs 1911.
My Dsaf SIR My attention has been directed 20
The following paragraph IN the fsrtsU,Ls yoprnai,
wbg paper, that in psst tunes has abused me
without mercy, and what is worse, without cause
Tbs Ia the most decent notice Of my humble self
4 have ever seen In that pspsr-
Mr. Westcctt, formerly a democratic United States
fsrator frt fords l. assistant editor % the Ngn
Noss HfsA1B. lie vas tn that recenly got up the
tan and Don-id-op Under the
usnts o Gresr and Don .oson he addressed letters
all the dem cratic cad la the country and
qot from them giving their ve-e a. TO the nom
nation Of sem,crntc casdioae for the next Presen-
CT These srswers some twenty OF thirty In number,
he pubh he'd the HgHkLD to tue great amusemeut Of
abe vhas and the cobsterEstion Of the democracy.
sms.rs,,s Nr w..seott FOR mi.
proceeding. call him wbig They s-srd him an honor
70 vhicb be h NOT entitled There vas no hercer loco
TOGO IN the United States senate than he, and he has
ntvsr Indicated any change a politics
lhe msny and various parsgra )hs connecting me
Nitn tbe DOhaldson and Greer correspondence, th IT
bsve appeared within tbs last months In sundry
other Nhig aud democratic papers throughout the
country, have not escaped my notice. The first
Promugstors OF the untfuth, that was the author
O. .he soIrespondence, were the editors Of the New
oork Grntng Pof ln respectful note on the
esme day they attributed II 70 me, asked them 10
give me the name Of their inior mant ("authority
believe, vas the phrase,) for the statement they
made and took especial care TO assure the N that
had nethrg TO do with those letters or their pub
hxstiop in any wise. Those editors had net grace
enoveh 10 notice ny denial but serted an extract
from my Eote, askiDg for their authority, With an
allegation that the statement was made upon
runOr and added quite q chivalrous declaration
chat they held themselves "rtsponsiole" for their
sopourcenent merit procured 70 be inserted In
che HEpzr.p q brief card, reiterstiDg my denial
and, yieldirg 10 the advice Of frie nds couciuaet
90 take no further notice Of the subject Sinc'
then the accusation against me has been repestes
20 often aud IN 20 rpany different ways IN variou
prints, that have been induced 70 make some it'll
lnvef'igsiicn " the matter In toing 90 obtained
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

FRricHTs-Owing to the low range Of American pro-
duce in the English markets, shippers Offering
lower rstes For Liverpool considerable lots Of -four
offered ut ls and refused; 1C00 bb however pro-
badly to hl up, taken, at 10d. For grain, lower
rates offered but not accepted Cheese at 20s
and lard st los To London, 10cC0 bbls naval stores
were engaged at 2s To Havrs, cotton steady, at
little over appointed ts ts the lst being unavoda
bly, detained, will not sail until the 4th November There
was nothing new to notice in rates to California.
PKovsioNs we'd to the extent of 2S0 bbs and
beef to that Of AGO bbls at unchanged while Of
lard only 20 bbs were sold at S &c. Other articles
have not varied
suGAR-The business csnfed to 100 hhds Cuba, at
42 So and 100 boxes brown Havana st c yet hold
firm Imported this week. ,2s6 hhds 70 erces
90 bbls and 240 boxes.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

No. Iy.-Mr. MerriaeId's Certiaeate.

No. Iv.-Mr. MerriHeld's Certificate.
Mr. Westcott called on me Sept. z, lool, and IN.
ouired of me II knew one Nathaniel Greer.
told him did not; | told him man whom did
not know, and am not certain that should recog-
Rise II raw him again, called on me some time
tince, and requested me 10 receive any letters adj
dressed TO Nathaniel Greer at my store. NO. Ils
Beekmsn street. j consented 10 do 90. Many let
ters we're received directed 10 him paid the pos
tsgej the person that subsequently called for the
letters took them and repaid me- think should
snov the yovpg man who always 4 ot the letters, II
should see him again never saw the ian who
sslsd hEs bat encs The rams man who called
The New York herald., 1851-11-01
PASSENGERS Arrived.

eT Tpsyas AND BtEMUDA-ste,mthp Msrin-Rsy CUT
VIM Morrison Mr. Moore Capt Coley. S,,h Rert Res-n
'hs Tucker. lady children and servant Mrs M
hevs chi end servant, Miss Leayorsf Miss bssy-
orsit Mr. X wood. =
IoSnor-slip Goodvin-H Crpok and lady. MLecierer
CHaRItsror-Brig hoses-Mrs Reading. q knoks-
ltw N Buoktlew.
CypscoG-Bris Ocean Bird-Nrs HsndrieksOn and Q
children.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01
MEDICAL.


DR L. soRvAsoRE WOULD sAY TO THOSE WHO
. so,',sS,ss Ss's Ssrs ~ yolss y.., a. a.
nv ptosesn and have treated succs,feliy ,h.v.ss. q
an Do 80 t,ree os obsrss) from A. 20 SP NJ sunisy.
.Iserted. il y,lps yOur health, vi. avoid .ho.s
sSis anv: ssu TsS sSa Ss ss tsd e m.
,sr for, ,"sss IN so.. s.o call npo. me s.y
"''''" -" /. sosTkMoRE D. $50 william street.
nR. GREGORY NAY DE CONSULTED DURING ruR
rS n 'Rs me s,s%.ns Sn Of ,hs. S.ss. ses @
ss; sSs % s :s,ss
20 fail In restoring wasted nsahood TO i wonted
Ssn.e ~ Xxi Ail.n street P'''' - 'A' D'''''
DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF rHE PRACTICAL PAL
% tssSs. S. A's, 70 y Ss ssIss q r.s.
.es street Prem the unsommop medical sdvsnsatssM
dd sss,r year. IN Psr for u. .9srs.. purpose o. u
s s.s Ss Aid .isy <. sss %
oS ,y,n .se most sv's srS Sr%r ...
elm .ss and rssios cures sss Be osssssd from .sy
ss :suTs !. I s rss Who ~ s sSp ss s
Of he which Is often cnectea IN few dsys s.
s;d:. s:.ss e. f;sSi ~ p: 6sSs's'' Bs Tor
nR. COOPER u DUANE srREE7, has roR rHE
, .r s,vS.s S r. nj *. %c.
disease and Ss case: psysd Rsys n ~, s.y
street See nv university dipioms in my once.
nR. MORRISON Is coEsuLrkD coNYIpENrIALLY
certain dsssss, which he tfssts without msro..y
Se spssIs: him 70 enrs sSos. dssts srsins from self
tsYi Il S pss.. saS ss'ss: . & h ss
ID "a .ossd.nsi.y On dises.s rsrs, years pssssis,
ensbes him te perform speedy eurs disease wihous
S.s.s.s,ISs. s:sasy ;s'sss.H s.r;.; :. NJ LONDON
aipIems IN my once N. B-Ne 2. til cured.
NJ ZEE TILL CURED DR. ooRsrrL, oy 10 DUArE
sss, :issIlssss s:,s::s Esss s,sssis. q .s..,sss.
s:,.s ss2s 's.ssss ssssS box '' ''"' ''' ''a~
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

comprising $4,000 bushels mixed, ct 6eK STxe, and
yellow, ct Gle.
Corror.-Ths market inactive TO day, the sales
only reaching about 100 bales.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

Arivel-Bhip Csllsnder Bangor. ".
Cieased-ehips Rambler. East Indies Huron NOrisans;
Denmark nobe Hamilton ApalachicolA: bark Huba HA~
vsna brgs Persia, MansAnls; Tangisr, Wilmington NC;
ssnrs Susan Gonsives Edith Philadelphia John Adams
Cissred..ashiP New York. NYorh.
ssied-shp Columbia, EYolk; sohrs Col Sattsry and
S"'rn'r' dol = James, PhnadslPhia. n. ~
Arrived-eteamsAip Union, NYori. Reports steamship
outside the Belize. probably the Philadslphis.
Arrived Slst-ehps sheppard. and samuel Lawrence
Boston. ed barks Lady knight, and AquillA Boston.
Arrived 2Sth-ships Gibraltar HAMBURG John Oarrow
Lyerpool Gen Dunlap, Niagara. 0alena NYork bark
Ah'aessh' Baltimore; brig Prince Oscar, stockholm a,
Bslow.A Boston bark. supposed from Mobile. WV
Ship Pt@nix lSO days from Caiao for Alexandria has
gone up the tsy.
sehIi BIadors from NBedord and Gen Ehrinst0n from
NYork, have put in here.
NEWPORT. Osa 80.
Arrved-Briss Charles Edward Boston for Phadelphia
Emma Frances do for Matanzar; HASKELL NHAven; schrs
Centurion Bangor for 0reenport Ontario, NYork; Ariel
Boston for Albany sloops Lewis and Harriet Falmouth
NYork
ssiled-Brs R Lawton. Havana; sOhr wsndopasso.
Georgetown, sc.
St-A vessels those previously reported
sailed this morning; also large feet from Dutch leland
NEwBuRyPoRr, Dot 80.
AIrived-Biig Nancy Pratt. Havana.
PRovIDRKox, Oot 81.
saied-Brg orray Taf Cbarleston scbrs Isaac Hinct.
ley James hiver Moses Leonard and John Rogers Phil
adelpbia; slooIs VIM Bowen, and Blackstone. kYork
Arrived-Brigs Leshorn. sstila River Ga; Nioksrsou
Wilmington NC; sea Bird, NYork schrs A,v arado Jack
sonyile; II Perry, NYerk
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NJ MARITIME INTE LII G T. N & 4
New York, November 4, 1851.

SUN nrsrs sll NOON srrs :. morn 90
son ssrs. ....,.,....,, as mon wArrs,. &. mora -
The New York herald., 1851-11-01
nR. GREGORY Way DE CONSULTED DURING IN
Dn RALPH, AUTHOR or rnn ..rRAcIIcAL pa

OR; COOPER, II DUANE sTREE7 HAS roR TIE
snt Of mercural and other diseases Ne can sure the most
,gsrsvsted dessee, and mild cssee renewed shw dsya
Strangers be dec sived have not let Duane
street. See my university diploma In my ofhce.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

NJ PEE TILL CURED DR. ooRBrrI on 10 DUArE
lN street. be oonsulsd con6dsnsHlU ON the treat
ment OF deoate dsesses Fron prsctcs of twenty
yesvs Dr. G. enabled 70 rusrsrtss cures wtb
on. mercury Dr. Cs Specific boz % bes oas dsilar hA
nsvey fAiled " sssotias cure
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nR.. R..wARREn, No. MOTT STREET, Is CONSULT
~ cd confdenty on diseases Thirty sir years practice
onabes him te perform speedy Of disease without
sroury ana cured three 70 ave days
sIpIsms IN my once. N. B.-No f.s AL sursd.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-02

We have received a copy Of the decision OF
Judge BRoEsoE, Of the United Stntes District
Court for the Northern District of Florida, on
the question of interest on the claims of indem-
nifty under the Florida treaty.
The judge goes into an elaborate historical
and legal dsquisition on the origin of these
claims, on the terms of the treaty, and on III.
principles of law they involve
We don't see how anybody can escape from
his conclusions. He decides that the claimants
are entitled to interest The general principle
Is that all persons to whom money is due are
entitled TO interest until il il paid But il has
been the usage Of this government not TO pay il
in ordinary cases, on the assumption that the
government is always ready TO pay, and the de.
lay 10 the fault Of the claimant--an assumption
~ grOnnd|ess as any Of the fctioos of the poets
Jndge Bronson shows, however, that in these
Florida cases there is a treaty stipulation which
makes them an exception to the vssge--and he
sho ~ we have ourselves always insisted on in
tsrsst from foreign powers in such cases--snd
this, tlrast, we should suppose decisive.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-02
VERY LArK FROM Bunxos AyRrs.

BOSTON, Sept 30.
Barque Dragon. Capt Andrews, arrived here
this morning with advices from Busnos Ayrss
to August 8.
She left in port The barques Mason Barney,
from New York, condemned; Baltic, for New
York, in thirty days; Undine, from Boston, dis
charging; Msntee, from Boston; Advice, for
New York, in twenty days Concession, for do;
Almn, (Lubec) for do. brig Gutter, for Nsw
York, in five days; Palo-, for Boston in thirty
days; Braman, for Salem, in seven days; Ocean,
for New York. "
Barque Weybossett Carter had sailed for
BE- ston IfN ...1t
The Packet Of August I'D contains the fol-
lowing Intelligence from Montcvdeo up to
July 30th. la nN fa 1
Orqusza, Garzon, and their partizans have
crossed the Rubicon and staked the issue Of
th'lr cause on the issue Of general encounter
The rebel division, headed by Urquiza in per-
son, crossed the Uruguay on the 20th
The tota! invading force, including $40 men
alleged to have passed over with Gomez ID stated
ty The Commerca at b, $50, including 1000 Cor.
rentians
The Packet remarks ;--a As regards the Brs-
zi'ans, though rs numerous rs the ocusts, ac-
cording to the Commercia, We do not And that
they have yet ventored to cross the Ruhicon.r
The cnuse we cannot assign, bot il IL evident
tnat a general encounter must t. Ike place, before
they can render any assistance To their republL
can allies We await the result Of a genera,
action with the utmost confidence, and we BE-
lieve that President Orbe has been concentra,-
ing his force for that purpose, and that he was to
leave Ceri'o on or about the LIST inst, to Join the
main division of his army w
Under the head of Buenos Ayres sffairs the
Packet says-" II is astoni.h hing how case- heard
ened the public of Buenos Ayres have become
to all that regards Braz.lians and Uroueza. and
with the exception of a slight advance of few
dollars IN the Price Of ounces, no sensation what
ever has been observable"
Gen. ID. Flipe Ibera, the governor and cap
tain general OF ~. Jago del Estero, ia dead
vessel had just arrived from Corrientss at
San Fernando, with papers, from which the
Packet infers that reaction had taken place in
that province, in favor of the national causs.
Private letters to the Sd report that produce
had advanced and the market active. Frsiehta
have declined; several vessels had sold their
rargoes to the gov,rnmsn for tho use Of The.
army. lsA4
Ounces on the ID were worth ai2, and on the
81, 3c6 to 30S.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-02

CONFUSION IN THEATRE IN ALBAsY.-Some
actors were playing Hamlet" In the scene
where two grave digqers are at work, Wyman
bethought him of little fun for his friends
The skull which is thrown out of the grave is
taken up by "Hamlet,p who soiloquises thus
Alas, poor Yorick-."
Wyman, dexterously throwing his voice into
the skull, exclaims. ." amt Yorick !" The
startled tragedian hesitates--torns pale---bui
continues: n.8
60 knew him well---p
mo you didn't neitherl" put in Wyman.
This time the skull fell from the hands of the
terrified actor and rolled towards the footliphts
the audience bursting in general roar OF
laughter at the grimnces and contortlons Of the
poor fellow, without really knowing the cause
Of his discontinue. lie stnres at the rolling
skull, trembes and looks much paler than before,
but after awhile. in a measure, he recovered him
self sufficient to make desperate effort TO Join
in the laugh, but evidently decided failure in
the attempt. After another effort Mt fortfying
himself, he takes courage and proceeds to pick
up the skull again, but as he lays his hand upon
it, Wyman, in sepucheral tone, cries out " Go
away--don't touch me !"
The amazed actor again starts back, and the
laugh among the audience was not so genera
it begins to look serious, and they entertain SUI
perstitious notions about il, which is more
strikingly developed as Wyman begins coarse
guttera ba ha hal laugh among them in diff
ferent parts of the pit and behind the scenes,
which occasions perfect stampede among the
actors and audience, who make grand rush for
the door. ~ .l.6
The absent manager at this moment rushes
in, cries Holdn and pointing up TO the smiling
phiz and roguish sparkling eyes of Wyman,
who sat in private box, complacentIy looking
on the confusion and terror he had occasioncd--
" Gentlemen, II is only Wyman, the Ventrilo.
quist." The mystery was ut once solved
Three cheers for Wyman cries the multitude
which were tven, and graceful ly acknoweds ed
by the Wizard, and the play proceeded. much to
the satisfaction of those whose courage wac put
to the test by the queer ibany Err
press.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-02
OFFICE or THE IsrELLIGENoER,
ST. Louis Monday. Sent. %. Gp NJ

81. Louis, Monday, Sept 20, 8p. NJ.
GoLD.-The whole amount ofgoId received fr, m
California, since the first discovery of the pre-
oious metal in that quarter, is Sl07, 500 900. The
amount to be recsived for the present year we
may safely set down at $50, 600 900, that is, from
this time FOR twelve months
Since l84O, the whole amount OF gold and silver
produced by the Mexican mines Except the las,
year)does not exceed in any year. Sl9 000, 900
The present year, up to the close of June, 1851 :,
the mines of Me xico Welded as follnwa