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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
Later from the Plnins-Pro9ress ofthe Treaty

Col. Mitchell and his party arrived at
Fort Laramie on the st INST, aud encamped about
FIVE miles above the Fort the Laramie fork of the
Platte. On the 5,h, all the preliminary arrangements
were made
On the sth the first regular Council was held with
the Indians. The Commissioners presenietth the fea-
lures OF The Treaty, which II was the desire OF the
Government Of the L. St1ies 10 establish win these
Indians to Council composed of Representatives Of
the Sioux. Cheyennes, Arapanoes, Grows, Moneeurs,
ShOshonos or Snakes eros NOnters, Asslne0oins. Ar
ickarGts and smaller delegations Rom other tribes.
Many other tribes who ere inylted have declined 10
attend TIE Council A. II IS, the several delegations
OF chefs braves ,and warriors, IN attendance, com
prise the principal men Of the tribes named, and pre-
sent 4 very respectable appearance There are sew
eral thousand men, women and children on the
ground, with horses and dogs % match. There are
about one thousand lodges encamped around, and
several dele cations who without lodges. The
military consists Of q fragment o. a company OF
Dragons ~ companies OF Mounted Rifemen, WIN
a SIX pound howltzer, all under command OF MAJOR
Chiffon.
After the propositions fora Treaty submitted,
a day was given 10 the Indians 20 consul, among
themselves There ID be 10 difficulty IN com
ing 20 full understanding with all Of the Indians,
except the Sioux. They have advanced many OBJ
ectlons TO the stipuatl0Ds Of the Treaty but they
are 50 split up IN small bands and the bands TeslliDy
on he Platte so much more numerorsly repre-
seHfed than those on The Missouri, that tnere IL a
great deal Of Jealousy and opposition from TINS quar-
Col Mitchell has been not Only delayed but er-
ceeclHgiy annoyed By The non arnval OF the tram
containing provisions and presents Tor me inoans-
This DELAY hes rendered Il very difficult to keep the
Indians together II The tram arrives soon as ex-
uecied another week VIII conclude the business Of
tie Council
Came u very scarce in the vicinity Of the camp,
and report says II IS not very abundant any where ia
tie valley Of Tie Platte. Many Of ne Tribes have
sent her Young men INTO the Black Hills for game,
arc yesterday tney returned "ith large amount Of
buffalo Thus fer. the most friendly feelings have
existed between the several tribes Of Indians Each
nation ias seemed 10 emulate al the others IN EFFORTS
10 pTeserye proper intercourse and peace no" IL
wlll be b. tie time tie Council has adjourned, no
one can iel We have had several exhibitions oil
various kinds, and did think It possible tnat we
might see a regular built Indian tight, but IN 'hi' We
are likely 10 Be disappointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
FRoM THE Copper MINE. Sc

FRoM THE Copper NINE. Several
Gentlemen attached TO the Mexican Boundary Com
mission. arrived IN ~. LOUIS on the Joh ut.' from
the Copper Mine VIA Santa e. among Iaem were
}lr RsczimInski. Assistant Surveyor of the United
states in the Commission Mr.. Camp MI. Mlilen
and Mr. Keller Mr. Radziminski Is understood to
he the bearer of dispatches from M Bartlett to the
ms comDanlons made the trip from Santa Fe TO Inde
p6nGence IL the mall stage
z The Wards have placed a new
steamer, called the Captain IN their line OF Lake
Ere boats. Her cost Was upward of 10000.
r. A telegraph Office was opened at Re.
k.I Or ThUysda, last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
| From Observation-Disclosures Reception-Re-
| call of Consul Owen-Nirginia Election.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Oct. 9,

WAsHINGToN, Thursday, Oct. =, 1911
The President has given orders to the Naval
stations to fire salutes and extend all military
honors to Kossuth at Newly ork and other places
A grand dinner Will be given him at the Presl-
dents House.
The rumOred recall of Consul Owen Is CON
frmed by a letter from the President, informing
him that his defense is wholly unsatisfactory
Bets are offering largely on the election OF
Simmons the Wing candidate for Governor of
Virginia. Secretary Stuart says his election Is
more than certain.
The President has sent instructions to arrest
all the parties to the Syracuse outrage and their
committal for trial on a charge of treason.
Commodore Warrington, Cyane, and Com
mander Payne will sail from Norfolk for Havana
on Friday.
Hon. James Graham, of North Carolina, died
Oh the 30th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
The Steamship Prometheus at Lewes-A Man
Accidentally Shot on B0ard-SaiIng OF the
City of Manchester.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. oct. 9, 1851.
The steamship PromeiheuS, from New-lorh for
san Juan de Nicaragua, put into LeweS, Del, last
night to obtain medical AID for Nh Anderson, pas
seDger who was accidentally shot IN the thigh by
another passenger DR.. Hall prescribed for the pa
uent who was brought on TO TINS city by the steamer
St Nicholas. The Prometheus sailed again TINS
morning. -,
The Steamship City OF Manchester sailed for liv-
pool this afternoon, with "a passengers and large
freight,
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Arrest of Forger and Counterfeiter.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. Thursday, Oct. Y, Io3I.
George NJ Henry, who has heretofore borne
good character, has been arrested and committed
for passing counterfeit money, considerable quaint
ties OF which were found on his person.
Mr. Zenas Cook, OF Hadley, has been detected IN
forgeries to the amount of several thousand dollars
and has absconded The Northampton banks are
the principal sufferers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

New SYNAGoGUE.-Ihroueh the activity
of DR.. Hine and one or two other gentlemen, new
Society has been formed who have rented portion
OF the old SchoolHouse in North Slxthst., in which
to hold religious services. Mr. Barnard of Crane. 81,
has been selected as Rabbi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
SIarkets.-B BUFFALO, Oct 9.

The receipts al this port during the past - hours
have been LoUR, II 900 bblS. WHEAT, 5000 Dush
CORN. 80 OO05 bush. Common and lar ordIl1s o. "tSt
ern TrorR have been lower with moderate de-
mand COCO bbls sold Il 50 Is a 81 81 for Michigan.
Prime WHEAT has been III fair demand, out DINER de-
scrIp;ions have been dull and heavy 5OO0Du>h ono
sold AT G4c The CORN market Is lower. sales 2uVtV
hush at 40 d43c for mixed Western Cars continue
scarce ana IN request al Csc No change IN FREiGHrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
The Late Gale at Prince Edwards Island &c.

HAI1FAx Wednesday, Oct. ; Is3I
letter from Charlotte Town. p. E. L., dated the
Nh. gives an account of the recent fearful gale
which commenced on Tnday night, the 30 inst, and
continued till Sunday night The intelligence re-
ceived is only from about New-London and kuStlco,
where il is estimated that At least 100 SAIL are ashore
and rom 300 to 400 lives lives and 1t Is feared the ac-
counts further westward Will prove equally distress
ING great many bodies have been taken rom the
holds and cabins of the stranded vessels.
match of business ON the I'd Nov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
Death Of Mr.. Wheaton.

BosToN, Thursday. Oct. 9, 1851.
Nj ROBERT WHEATON, son OF the late Hon. Henry
Wheaton, died al Providence, on Wednesday roma
brain fever, caused by cold taken while he was
travelling lie was a Young man, a lawyer by profess
sion. ana was not very long since, admitted mem
Der Of the Suffolk Bar IN this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
Arrest Of Burglars.

ROCHESTER, Thursday, Oct. g. 1851.
Two men. named jim Gallagher. (G'ias captain
Greene and Joseph Ballard, were arrested last
night, having been traced here by an oLlcer rom
Baltimore Among their baggage a ches OF burglars
tools of the most complete description was dscOv-
cred Gallagher IS known as an old offender.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
L. Albany. Oct. Q.
Markets

Receints since ourlast FLOUR 500 bols WHEAT,
l0oe bush Corn 20 0C0 bush. BARLEY, 1900 bush.
Flour has been in moderate demand the market
slightly favors sellers. WHEAT mas been IN mOde-
rate request Sales 1900 bbiS. Corn ll.O0O bush.
Old az soc for unsound and SIC. for good. $1,000
bush BARLEY changed hands al 7Oa'ic. for two
rowed and .s1 soc. for four-rowed OATS are >iedIy
al s, &C., and 35c. for Western 1000 bush sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

FoRT BRUcE. CASADA.-lhIs tort, As we
os,ie rievel.Dd Ohio Already i Is the seat u
a large trade N lumber several steam "a" mills hay
ing been established and inc per Drll, Our cor
respondent represents the race a. CUTE nounshng.
chants the price Of best pine beng Sl2 thousand.
They held celebration there on the loth ult. IN
honor ofthe christening o. the town and the settlers
have The highest hopes OF thriving enterprise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
Massachusetts, Coalition Nominations.
WnRcEsrRR. Thnrsday. Oct. @ ISL

The following are Senatorial Nominations
made here to-day:
Moses Wood. Fitchburg; Freeman Walker,
North Brookfeld; Elmer Brigham, Westboro :
]. S. c. Knowlton, Worcester Albert Alden,
Barre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
Loss of the Steamer Senator.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, Oct 9, 1851.
The steamer Senator, bound for st. Louis, struck
a snac al RockpoIt and sunk No lives were lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
Markets. rw-ORLEANs. Oct 9.

The quotations lor COTTON to-day, Tor InidduiIhs'
* &c. Flour l. hrm AZ - for me- Mixed CoKS
seil, AZ - r4Qc. ana white at 53c PROVISION are
In anil Rio COFFEE i, at - Gsc. Northern HAY :
worm sl4. Exchange has fallen TO SAG prem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
so.thern T.l.arsps orc, cOrner Rs,Orer AID Beer.r
Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA, Thursday, Oct Q. 1851.
Returns from seventy-four counties show a
majority for Howell Cobb OF II 200. The State,
It Is believed, will give him 1900.
The Congressional delegation stands as yes
terday-six Union and two Secessionists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
Markets o HESTER. Oct 9.

There was sale OF coo bush. choice Genesee.
Wuv,r to-cay AZ SHE while small lots IN the streets
have been selling al Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

tV The Chaiicothe Gasette of the 2d,
announces the death OF this venerable and respected
Ohio poneer Hon. William Creighton, at the age Of
3 wears Mr. c. visited Ohio in 1876.
"a The first frost appeared at Chicago
on the oath ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
state OF the Ohio.

PITTSBURGH. Thursday Oct. 9, 1851.
The River measures feet, and Is stationary
Weather clear and pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
.na secreiaries shall also be, er.Q6Iei,'

-, and Secretaries shall also be, er-otc''
.smSers ofthls Committee. euo no,.r,,ss 70
Iheie chs Society In the New-York City Tenn
represent is and in case of the death ress
peian.o 81 sny delegate another may be elected ior
nsa'nnsxpred term, at any regular meeting Oh 'hiS
soeIs'y Annual MeetRg.-The annual meeting OF
= society shall be held on the third "wednesday IN
,h ns,smber. when the Reports OF the h1eculWe
Noe,t,se and the Treasurer shall be submitted,
ton'ax ss delegates TO the New-YOrk City Temper
slo Alliance Shall be elected by ballot all TO nod
ahce cces for one year and til others are elected
N their stead m: c''.,,,,,;o,. ,ra,- ho
aeasSed al any annual meeting Of the Society, by
anun,hires vote, the amendments having been SUB
,,sd Al least one month previously IN writing
p,blc meeting this (Fnday) evening. at the Hail.
-, ofHudson and Grove-siS. Hon 7. VI. Wood
W,,B. Wedgwood and Urah II. Judah viii ad-
arss, the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
Found Drowned. The body of a

drowned man, name unknown was picked out OF the
water of Atlantic Dock on Wednesday morning, and
taken to the Dead House, where an inquest was held.
Deceased is about feet inches in heIght-had on
figured pantaloons white shirt galter boots, and had
tied to his neckerchlef bundle containing French
and English Dictionary, white shr, and black bomoa-
Zne coat. He was evidently Frenchman. Yer
dict of the Jury-fOund drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
AN EscApy-On Monday evenino an o

AN EscAPE.--On Monday evening an Of
fcer from Rochester arrived IN the cars with three
female conyctS In charge, their way to Sing Sag.
He took rooms at JenknSon'S Railroad House near
depot, III Albany, and on Tuesday morning one OF his
BIRDS had escaped out OF a window, and flown the
officer suspected The comm ance OF man empl0yet
m the vicinity. She had not been Tetaken at Il late
hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
ADVERTISE

~ Terms of Just praise are frequently
exhausted upon the unequaled and SURPRISING ex-
celenCe OF RooT's Daeuerreotypes now on exhlol-
ton at Castle Garden. Their Gallery is al No 303
Broadway, cor. Of Franklin.st.
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and bleeding profusely. dull razor, with which
he had attempted to take his Ife was lying beside
him. Dr. +. {. Franklin was called IN and iolnd
cash from the lobe OF the left ear 10 the "ih1ppe'
dressed and the sufferer sent to the Lunatic Asylum
at Bloomlnpdae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

Mad Doc SHOT.-Oficer Havlland. of
the Nineteeih Ward Police, yesterday morning shot
a mad dog at the corner Of Fortyfourth-st. and
Fihh-av., after the animal had bitten several other
dogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

n attempt AT SUICIDE BY LUNATIC.-
~ iuescay evening, man named John Meadman
s"is ofouehi from the Tenth Ward aud placed IN a
NO. ,o' lhe night at The Ninth Ward Police station,
Ma,Seing supposed that he was a lunaIlc. About 6
kooA On The following morning, he was found
""s upon The floor Of his cell with his throat cut
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OovRT CALESpAR.-This DGg --SUPE-
,So SovRr-Nos IA, ~. lC2 ll9, 1872, l23. 365, o.
ave. 49, w. ''V' 49, w. - 49,
a., SoNsoN fLEAS.-Part Nos. 52l. 639. go, ESQ,
WI osS tg9 CO.., 699 70l 703 5Oj, 707, 709. Part
''Sc-Nos. 32s 6si TO ne inclusive
s,S hctir Coz Rr.-Moldav Nos lS3. 635. 636 G37,
40 iss 45e, 6oS t39, 6i0 6il, G,2 CAS-, sos, 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named Barnard
Regain of very Incorporate habits, dropped dead on
the corner of Sixteentn-st and Tenth-av. The body
was taken to the statlon-house, where the coroner
will hold an inquest. A rupture of a blood vessel IN
the chest is supposed to have been the cause of ms
death,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

NIsLos' .-Raoul the best of the Ravels
Pan,omines,l still attracts brilliant audiences Inc
great Gabriel appears on the Rope, and VIII again
Selipht his many frienGS Madame Thlllon again
nerforms tomorrow In the Daughter OF the Regi--
rment and IN the course OF few days Mr.. Gabriel
Rayel VIII take benefit, giving programme never
equaled 1T Nlblos.
The New York herald., 1851-10-01

TIE DEIocRATIc PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
The democrats q. this city lad thei primary elections
last night in al ths wards They Important to the
democrats ard the politicians generally The objcct Of
these ward NEE tipgs wa 70 elect
Three delegates from each ward TO City Convention to
IT TaraBy Hall Monday the 9th day Of oetoSer
next, at "a O'clock in TIE everiag 70 pounats oAaddt
Ger the oees Of Register Governor OF The Aims House
Coumstl ne- OF Streets End LAMPS.
Three aegates from each Iudical Convsuon, 70
meet At Tanmany Hail. Tuesday. the 7h day Of ocooer
neat at ~ oeek IN TIE evening 70 nominate cardaas
for the oCe Of two Justices tie Superior Court Jus
toe Of the Supreme Court Judge of tne Court Of Common
| Pleas, Svrsofa.e, and Recorder.
Five DELEGATES r0 each ward e District tlon 70
meet hohdAy the 9th day Of October nex a. ~ o'clock
the evening s nominate caldaatts Tor the oce Of
p lice Justices
Five delegates rc each WARD 70 Senatorial Convention
70 meet Tuesday evening the h day Of October
o'clock in the evening nomin ate four the
ot.cts Of state Senator's.
ssrsn delegates from each Ward 70 sn Assembly Convsa-
ton Monday evening the 9th day Of October
next ~ o'clock in the evening TO
Z dates for tie oahces Of Asssmblyroen.
Ith day q ototsr NEXT st7 oek In the evening" ~ the
place Of holdnr the primary in tue Ward. norli-
nate candidates for Charter ane School ,fses.
The result Of the seveEs. elections, far known,
wi. BE- found undoE the roisa, hssd in advertising
-cluups
The New York herald., 1851-10-01
pIxr uoODz. sl..

nNrRwUriAiSG IRArr-AT TIC BowERY
savings store, No. so Doweryrhs rush at this In
stt,,ior during too past Ns has teen az I'd
esDs.s thsscsrea. bargains have been o.rcd. The
people nnds " cir and parairs Of the
benefits Of the touual acrc ado aud carried
out by tbs mcnt lhs uek shal ofcr De
arnble ard atrncsyeppV yards q dOu bio vtbt scar
Hels Ilpnnels st p cents yard worth every
y These Ecea. obtt inca ~ porter who short
ofmonty and being oiEel . make sales 10 raise funds
sse en- ncrtunity % by a. an eBrnous saiaec, aaa
&c VIII share tie Irctt3 vita tusomers 5000 yards
hHe black and white prrs a "a per yard. aud hs rrics
ned n0s cause doubt 81 81 eiesanc. qualify for
shaus and bl,hhets On e,esuen. stock ron auction. 81 y
Ter cent lrs tlan VIZ esae frics this guar
Domestic Coodt-Nc DC tie larEcf ret trade in ec goods
ttt done ~ any house IN tA ounsry simply because
oher the treater ilduC,mslts 90 being enabled
90 to 40 from ur nursrous facilities eytensivs
mehta Win tie manuacturfrs. Nnatsscr article Of Dry
ooods may be wanted, any lply x.nticman rest
sssuree Of ob;sinng at e oWet rarket pcs, and frs
savings Store. y. W. ClilEY, Proprietors-
". y. J1LLE1, Managers anJ
7. MCMAHON, , Directors.
The New York herald., 1851-10-01
Father Mathew and Collins steamers.

The suh.olned corTespona.ree between enterpris
Temperance viii be ps rused with interest By his country
snd This spontaneous ac. Of vel timed lbe-
Isty reflects the h hest credit that public spiri.e
gratefully appreciate n bic q substantial
Kindness TO IN r best tene;actor 1he mode in vhich
this dthcste cap ncn has been prclered sept
Is equally crtdi,abs to the donor snd recipient -
Nv YonK lNo LWEErooL G. $. Co, SO Wall sr,
Dan sfaBy order o. directors, tender yourself
and your seeelzi pasige ia either Of tas steamers Of
ins from scw YORK % Liverpool Should 10 please you
g. tale fastTe n o.: q them, you viii please
your ssrss sEisnse ssisc, such accom-
want. L \. COLLINS.
Srr YorK sept D. ISL
pEAR sRAocspt ny .ft Frt,sfsl th,nks Tor yoer very
lttrsl cdsr This urerrretGt ccpment I'D s thar
NJ many obFatons 30 the people u America feel truly
rfstsul Tor ter-ss 1 vhch your knd Invitation Las
been enuvytd. Your thoushu ard eonslcrst eour.esy
n no fs dgee tnhanceg the vatuo OF tls
thfturh altar of knensss, the rfrt d.sr ani
uteh saue1 friends ths ksssrs d-inne Who Kindly raced
81 Tos.l cl tnose teued 'kts which asa css
form that extensive mercantile mGrae f.g proudly
fat ou fe Baltic o th Indian In accepting youg
Aind rsr, take departure roU your and prosper
county 10 e ,netcr class % vessels which tsuzh
rriGy severely contested trunphs and
yich. their itd rroisctor With bltioa alike honor
,fe . L1se AZ h1 euntry seeks y ren ser durable ~
asrr1E e futrescy IN reof and saetg hthcro deemed
urctelrtblo. Wh4rg. dear sir o extend ny Arubs Ia
hers 10 te latest moment sad snxi9u 20 add tae rsnks
of tenpeEge he thcgsan4s Who sti daily reeutiar
thtmfClvtf, aust Tostpono ~ dsyartsre O. tAe th
Ocobsr wAsa will Be ready avail myself o. your truly
ard rrrccly ibsrtty have thl A3z3r bs,
-'' $50 TnEoBaLD MATHEW.
r.K. K.Cc1liss Ff7.. Gc, Ec.
The New York herald., 1851-10-01
EoURTEENTH wARD-Nrw YORK, sEpTENnER %,

EoSuRTEENTH wAED-NEw YORK. SEPTEMBER 3,
ls0l-We, the underlined, voters OF the rourteent.
ward reIressnt that At The nsry election held this
OF Grand and Llabeh streets the legal voters OF the ward
were prevented from deposas tAsr tsiots crowd Of
Persona brought rem te various sri Of the city for the
rurrese Of ssenrnr the election f deesston vhs would
use Their xertions 10 procure te nomination ofJeBes n
BARI Alderman Of TIE rsrS; sasnUeh therefore. ~ We
have becn deprived Of st rrht guaranteed TO
legal voter BY having ;he ht out and while in The
darf tickets stNfei and the
boN al the same time gusrttd BY set Of pugts; and in
ssmueh as consider the infueucs baliot box
sacred, and only 10 be uge1 BY theae legally authorized
vote AZ primary election we ievl Be our bounden duty
not only an act tuft % ourselves and the democracy
ihe ward but aso 20 ne constitution and laws Of our
country TO make thua publicly the acts those who
bAye thus derived US u qurleggi rights 1T Surdnm H
Mott street Peter uonsghsn Prince sirsst Pbp Tsrey.
vi LIN street. III. Van H.iapd 20 Mott street. Frnnti
Iinn. 81 Prince street. Schoss Mooney. - EiiIlbeth
street Larreps Gnn 10 DO francis UR.ely 26 dc. Ed
sfd R1s h. ~ d. Chas oo Centre Asrsst Place:
AtertJ smith go Elisabeth sireet Coo W. Whitley az
do Edr,rd CLARK ~ Spring street keKelyey l57 Not,
street Alcxsnder H. ncenly 10 de- Andrew Darst ISL DO.
Hugh ". Mcdonnell, IL Malterry street. Hugh Gum na
ham Me,tehsster uouse, 1hsmas kasr y sprny strset.
WIN heNullon, 2li Mott street, lowell Vail III Csntrt
street Mchsel Byrk l55 Iii al "a s.rc-t, John Csrside az
BrDeme street. John Cr0sbin rs street r. Hr mrhrty
Ia9 Elizabeth street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-01

h1srrfrSTs cr fsTurs NauuaT--lesterliay morning
Father Mathsw called 20 rec Catherine Iisyessic was
"a Gfchesrssl but be had long ard mos. inter.
Wow with her mother Who received him IN Tie kn1est
manner he ntenisto visit Triper Han 20 hear the
tetrce next week after his return from Trey IN the
afternoon. Father fathsv proceeded 20 Staten Island
II r BE- Tccoece4 that Is 20 the pr.ncsy uan.i0u
n this egtnsble gentlemsu Father Mathew s1jcufnot
July is4e
Darn OF Jcrrr UrrfIwarrr --Ou Monday night, John
buthvss cre cf the uenbsrs q police for many years
in this city breathed his last ~ his residence in White
street The deceased of strict integrity. an
excellent tcer, aud much respected hy al who knew
him Ills sge ffty Eve yssrs and Tor the last ten
months he ives copfned 70 his bed by sickness, The
funeral viii tske place tbis dsy
InsugRArfoS RETrRS FoH ruG Par No~ra The fll-
loving list viii shOw the sumbrr q passengers vhohay
arrived at the poit q New York during the past month
The New York herald., 1851-10-01
PAPER HANoINGs. &c.

L,sENcH PAPER HANCINGs.-TGos. FAYE h CO..
No 80 Pearl street. nssr sadisen osr the risae, as
in the city of Dtcors Cold Silver, and Velyst
Papers TO- all imported direct from the tprsrs.
ssd fee ssls s ths loves, ratss ~ vhoessl and rts
EISE PAPER BAEeTNCs.-TRANCiS PAREs n CO.,
SO Pearl street have just reeeiyed and ofer AZ ysos
saie snJ rstt an extensive Rssorent Of all the rchest
ryes q Pssoratiye Velvet, Cold, Satin french, snd
Anrean PAPER Bengngs end Berder ssleeted expressly
Tor drawing rooms kc Also all the most approved styles
oi Detoratye Oskt Marble Blocks Panel work 60. sus
abe Tor Halls, dining no perfect
men 70 lsag paper always on hand