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From the Baltimore sun Of yesterday
Cuba Meeting sympathy for the Patriots.

large meeting was convened last night in Monument
Square, in pursuance of the call which published in
the papers OF yesterday.
eight o'clock the assemblage was called to order by
Mr. VIM. II. Pitts, who, after stating the object of the
meeting to be to give opportunity Tor the expression OF
the sympathy which the people OF Baltimore felt for the
Caban patriots and the devsing OF means to aid them in
their struggle with the tyranny OF Spain, proceeded to
move It's organization by the appointment Of the follow
ing officers President Beale Richardson's vice presi-
dents Gen. s. c. Leakn, Captain James Mcguire Major
+. EeIman, Capt. l.. Mihau, and Mr.. John Wells; sec.
relaries, Louis Servary, James A. Frost, and Philip
Muh.
Mr. Richardson, on taking the chair, briefly addressed
the meeting, enargng the cruelty which had been
ercsed by the authorities of Cuba against their American
trial. and declared that their conduct in this and in the
insult to the American flag the firing into and boarding
OF the steamer Falcon, should be closely inquired into by
our government and the fullest and ample satisfac.
ton claimed He severely reprobated the conduct of the
American consul at Havana and called in question the
course pursued by the national administration wanting
IN American spirit and anagonlstlc 10 the spread OF lib.
erty.
Mr. w. H. Pitts next came forward and spoke at some
length IN an excited and animated strain The atrocity
committed in the killing OF the unarmed prisoners, with
ont the form OF trial. was dweit upon with much We
hemence, Of the darkest deeds of cruelty rec
ord and he execraed the conduct OF the American
sui not only in refusing TO interfere IN favor OF the IN
fortunate capves hut also IN not Immediately retiring
on board the United States ship Albany which was
lying IN the habor, and turning her guns at once on
Havana. The conduct OF the American government was
condemned, and the speaker declared that he vol
uneer for Cuba, ready to lead where any would follow,
CT follow where any would lead, and men and money
~ \ u ITs:,aJ So. t,s,hr.;,o. .. -, NJ,
od defiance 10 Inc on'ei STATES authorizes 70 stop num-
except al the expense OF his life
Mr.. William P Preston, at the close OF Mr.. Pitts's
marks was loudly called for and spoke AT some length
with his usual ability The outrage committed on the
sons OF God and man, and on all the nsages OF cvized
nations, IN the summary and bafbarous execution oil me
unfortunate PRISONERS, was commented on IN me ahsu
oil strong reprohaton and me curse oil GOD aha me exc
cfalon Oh we ,hfisan woIia was ,Nosea on s pe'pe
uaots Mf. spoks WIN ''uIm noue,a,,oh "a .ne
course pursued oy lhe na,ionai ain',aoon anu ea
t, ., 49, nr ;,,,u,ans ,,a,Li no fniv v;na;rataa
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Transaction OF the frst magnitude which. il only used
anscrupalousy has been carried will form as big
bride for the support OF Sewardsm in New York politics
as even the maddest abolilionisi could desire.
Such is the party position in which the wings OF New
York. after much caucusing, have issued their call or
this years State convention. Ia reading its careful
phraseoogy deny them the merit OF stency
n their convention OF 1850, they utterly refused even 10
allude to the compromise measures as a settlement OF
the sectional controversy they make no such alluson
now. Then they reatirmed the Wilmot proyso their
call reatirms il Then they nominated COVER
nor expressly committed TO urge essential modification or
repeal OF the fugitive law and their call prominently
asserts the right and plainly implies the purpose of such
repeal or modification noW
The result of all this is plain The democrats of New
York, already pledged 10 national a,tude in the rank
of the national democratic party will unauestionably
maintain II 10 their coming convention The wings on
the other hand, until they prepared to abandon all
their recent and most solemn declarations must be con-
tent to stand at issue with their federal adminsta
tlon and with the whole southern section of their party
We doubt whether, in the State OF New York the demo-
cratic party has entered the field with clearer ad
vantage of position.
The issue of the contest on these terms can hardly be
uououu' Every honn Whlch mas passed since the Com
promise became the law Of the land has added 10 its moral
power before the country In the South-in such States
as Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina, and Texas-it
has plainly controlled the late elections Throughout the
North the national democracy have seen in it the best
practicable application of their ancient party principles
to the exgencss of the country and with one voice
have made il the ground which the further battle
of those time-hono principles is to be fought In
the strength of this position the democratic party have
already revoluonized Rhode Island Connecticut, New
Jersey, and Pennsylvania while fully sustaining their
predomnance in the democratic States of the East and
throughout the whole Northwest In this position the
democracy OF New York. havings already in their last
election more than half reganed their State, WILL we
cannot doubt in the contest which is coming fully con
summate their triumph, and wheel the Empire State once
more into the great national democratic line.
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duties Of this resumed september lat
and is greatly desired tha, students ponctua DAY
The standard mental and moral
colleges and dgdy
Baccsaurese
general, by transmitting
tak cents single ~ dosen in ONCE
money catalogue will details
held middle and close Of
full rigorous and attended by committee
many by
and special induce the time The
combncd with those OF the whole
year standing the Students and constitute hs
and the Robinson
eod medals For further reformation acpt to
6RO. IUNKTN President
LsupsTor, Va, July 70, 1881. Aug l%-Atlsts<ps
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rcHE NATIONAL MONUMENT JOURNAL~-hn persons
holding National Monument Journal
without delay directed 10 the general agent
the Monument Society, Elisha Whiiuesey, Washington
being my Intention publication Of the Journal
the September should the bestowed
'' j.. O. PICKETT,
Editor and Publ sher
Aug 27-cplt
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II ECH ANTCAL Engineering. published In monthly
numbers aree drawings oil mschines,
TOOLS apparatus most approved consncuon
mills, foundres, rolling mills, machine SHOPS w"
paper, AMI spinning maconss w-erwoTss steam man
nctorss, steamboats, locomotives sc &C,
edited by Frederick subscription price, one dollar per
number.
nms o. TRANCK TAYLOR.
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The steamer osCEoLA will leave Washington
6e upoa to the above place on Saturday,
The both August, goclock, n. and arrive
Od pon, Norfolk early morning. when she viii leave
again at O'Clock, for the sand shoals
This Trip, ahodng the opportn
nifty viewing all majestic gnndeu and TO enjoy
m. bathing &c Those fond shooting and
fishing their implements the inlet abound
with The variety birds and FISH Returning the
Norfolk Monday, at IL o'clock aud leave
Norfolk Washington Tuesday morning at o'clock previous to
will visit the extensive torthca
lion Point nsvyyard, dock ship Pennsylvania
Norfolk.
BOD mus will be In Attendance
Passage for the round trip, 81 gentleman and s2
JAMES MITCHELL.
Aug @-d,d Captain
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THIS establishment still conducted in the same
manner central and pleasant situation
comnodious and the comforts and
combine render agreeable and nd
vanfigcous o traveller,
been of Of John L. Tucker
subscriber pledges his best
maintain repuauon and to satisfaction to his Gus
omc WIN, ". PARKER.
BosroS, August ~, 1851.
l5-atawfw
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UESrIGEs OF Civilization. tho uEfsotogy OF HIS
tory Religious Js'h.tcel, Political, md Philosophical
Episodes Of Insect Life by Achcia Oomesuca, NJ ~ =
Fruits Leisure Essays written in the intervals OF business
British Nautical Almanac for 1854
Tho Mining Almanac for 1851. London. -
Our NaReskeches NJ rurnl character and scenery W MISS
Mitord-2
OfRcs Catalogue If the Great Exhibition Lopdo9.
The Palsce Of Industy--i and progress LONDON
Adsnis's Pocket Guide to the Envrons Of London.
Iimbirds Hand book Guide to London.
Loodsn-whst 10 see, and how TO see H. -. 49,, ~,
Aug % FRANCk IAfboh
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Ntnfh, BELOW Locust street, Philadelphia
HE Lectures isJ'52 l1h
OF october without ensuing
IL, OF March including Of depart
uept n madi
The faculty is constituted 4 follows
William Darach, NJ D. Professor OF Principles Practice Of
Medicine.
John wnbank NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics Diseases Of
wonsn and Children.
Henry Patterson, NJ D., Professor Maieria Msdsa and
Therapeutics
william Grant NJ D., Professor of Anatomy Physiology
David Gilbert, NJ D. Professor Principles
gerry.
Washington l., Ace NJ d. Professor Medical Chemistry
William w. Gobrecht NJ D. Demonstration OF Anatomy
retoro f Museum.
Clinical Medicine and Surgery
physicians and surgeons Of that institution.
Clinical Medicine and Surgery the College by Professors Oar
and Gilbert.
lectures Of the Pennsylvania Hospital the Of the faculty
The anatomical rooms viii be the FIRST day o octop
me new College edhce contains three lecture rooms ana sve
other apartment embracing all the modern improvements ~ an
lecture whereby health and comfort secured necessary 70 con
venieDc~ In teaching medicine, -.
Fees, mafnculstion, paid ouiy.''''..'''.''''
Jickee Of ench chair.
GreduHtion
Demon-tr7tors '''''S
For further information, address :. = 49,,
DAVID GILBERT, NJ. D.. Registrar,
No. 1874 Arch
Pint. prtrHIl, July u.s. ISL
Auwg -AodM
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nOURSAMENTThe grand Tournament OF the season w,
off Fauquier Sulphur SPRING on me % on
September, end the 5th the Fancy BAH
Anx 2-dt5thsep
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JNO. M. McCALLA
III he courts
Of The District He continues claim. sefnfs CON
and the departments. 12-e.dt,p e1h sep
plIILP BARTON KEY will attend 20 any nMnness
Of the courts OF mrs p's
and will OF claims esoe sou
uess and the Departments. once on q street ,r 49,
WAannarop, July l6, lsAs. fh-'~~"
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Office of Transportation, baltimore ana Warrington
Railroad Company.
hereafter be issued this office to New York; Phil
i adcphia, Pttsburg, end Wheeling
An officer VIII accompany the evening mai uain
and charge of all baggage for New York
morning
evening, w lie Baltimore.
daily and ana except
sunday trains 9, a aud ), p M
Aug 29-dn T. H. PAhsoNS, Agent
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We find in the last number of "The United States
Postal Guide many interesting articles, showing that
that journal is conducted with great ability and deserves
the patronage Of the public
The following accounting for the delays OF business in
he public offices, may be quoted specimen of the
talent of the editors and commended 10 the notice Of
our readers.
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BOARDING aud Day school for Young Ladtes.-The
HAWLEY viii the duties OF their school
their residence Pennsylvania avenue,
between I'm aud 18th streets
2S-1aw2w
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TAYLOR'S school, the north side of street,
nj between Streets will be reopened Monday, Sep
snber l. will be receive her former
pupils with any others committed To her charge
Principal that the number OF pupils In
al
studies and department of each scholar
attended together
rudnents of the Latin and French languages
FERNS and learned either
Obtained at the residence above mention
ed. Aug 1-Jeods
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NJ HesIth.--A stated meeting will be
held Saturday, JOh inst, al ~ o'clock, Aug 20
ny DYER a. Mcguire. huctiopeers.
IIoUaE ID FURNITURE MILLINERY, AND DRY
III GoODs.-On Saturday morning. August 30h, O'Clock
OF ours
Merino and Cashmere shawis
10 dozen cambrc handk erchiefs, lace collars
$50 pieces nbands, silk cravats, lace cuffs
Euches and bonnet caps, gloves and mts
Netting, carleton, frn bonnets, SIC.
hold furniture, kitchen requisites, &C
Aug nd Auctoneers.
uUGAR aud Moisssrs at Auctiop.-On Friday next, the
y instant 10 O'clock Y. A. ", Dodges wharf,
VIM Chase from Mayngnez, consisting Of
800 hogsheads prime
80 choice molasses.
Aug 2s-t 4. s. WRIGHT, Aucuoneer.
NJ. A.. TYSON AND SISTERS SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
On street, bo~een 1914 and liza streets.
THE established Institution will
Monday the 18th OF September IL il desirable
ps punctun their attendance
Of classes Parents
opening references, Sc circulars b. obtained
/ al the Seminary Aug 9e-3taw6t
NEW supply LADY wortIey's Travels In the
| IN United ataesn 49,
| New supply Of Alton Locker and /" yeast,n
| New supply Leigh Hunts Autobiography"
For sale by - -.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
4 Aure booksellers
1
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies'.

Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Northeast Of 9th and streets.
THE INSTITUTE session the Sepem-
ber with efficient OF professors and teachers in every
department.
boarding pupils s25o including English
mathematics.
Terms day pupils per session Of monfhfom $40
be had OF the Principal Early application for
admission Is .. =. -.
w,sHseros CITY, August -, 1851
Aug l7-dtl5Oct
IAMFs's New Novel. The Ente-a Tale Of Stirring
j Times by the author Old Oak Chest, &c.
Mexico; by Wm
o United States Army.
Anhons Antiquities with iiusta-
The Elements Algebra, designed for beginners by Elias
LOOMS, NJ A.
just published and for sale by 49,
TAYLOR MAURY,
Booksellers, 9th street.
IN dwelling nephbofhood Of Presdens Man
Aug al-awn HooE, BROTHER 4 co.
Central Academy. second story of Old Medical Coli
Iegc, Corner Of u and Tenth streets.
THE institution will be resumed Monday sep
tembcr ls We have large and wclventned room for the
desire Is improve our
attention their studies and motns
reasonable sbareof the Of
Christian parents wish well educated Circulars
Gray Taylor Msuy and Fanham OF Of ourselves al the Did
Coll ege. ,,,.,a ,o,.osr
JOS HARVEY NoURsE.
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe street
propreors. tenders
chilled and wrought spure, machinery and castings
orally.
having shops,
orders for locomotive engines machinery Of all kinds
r. c. SMITH,
Late OF the Alerandia Iron Works'
THATCHER PERKINS,
the Railroad.
Aug2o-dim
cLAGETr a. DoDsON, dealers IN ell kinds OF tnr"-
goods announcing 70 lhe u
" ahnE,on Georsetown Aerandna and enyons aI ms
pr just been eeeivsd ana az"
snle
-. ......
Brussels do do Wun'S"p
do do
English three thread Brussels plan 90,
,,ove and styles never before offered
n for sale .u, 49, "a - :.
Aixminsfef, VsiVe rs" w '"'Nh w"
-, ..xna,,a.u =, -. -
and beauty OF color
Double ingram in do DO
Also and TO match,
All hon md intending furnish
that they them
them
possess goods be sold considerably prices
else
Aug lg--d2w CLAGErT DODsoN
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CINCINNATI, August -.
Johnson Morton's saw-ml, and four adjoining dweli
ing destroyed by fire last night, Johnson Morton
lost 5000.
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niE Union Academy, of I4ih street Now
L and commodous building has been
erected to approved
style, opened the September ISL The
register hiug applicants
principal of 4th and
Those desiring should apply
mediaeIy,
Aug g-eod3w H. RlCHAkDS, Principal
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THE Female Academy, i4th street, between
| i and New YORK avenue.-Mn r.. RICHARDS will
FOR ladies September
for and lifted
up furniture The ladies' will have free
the and beautiful collection Of
in the Union Academy They will ao have the
privilege attending the monthly lectures on philosophy chem
i.uy principal Union Academy. Circulars OBJ
as
Auru --e
The New York herald., 1851-09-15

Of holding but are compelled to sell at the market price
This Glars Of operators sometimes serious serers BY
the fue usons in the market value Of certain sock
and the Of the regular Pecuaors are there
fore, Of considerable importsDcs to them.
The Of tolls collected the Illinois aud Michi
gan Canal during the month o, August, was 20S4o IA
Total receipts from the opening II navigation to the let
Of September. 1851, were S1l2 49, Is.
special meeting Of the stockholders Of the Edge
worth Land Company notified IN Boston, for the lsh
inst to consider the expedency o: making an issue OF
stock This measure II is understood Is intended
to meet the floating debt Of the company now sbou;
$4,000 which, under the present state Of money mat
trs serious drawback to the prosperity of the
involving does the expenditure Of high rae
Of interest. The company stock in the Wanalaucet
Tube Company to the amount Of $4,000 and consider.
able In real estate mortgage all Of which pro
pery applicable to discharge the floating debt bat this
property is not immt diately available.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value foreign dry goods entered at this port
sumption, for warehousing and withdrawn from
house, during the week ending the llth inst -
MOVEMENTS FoREGS Day Goops
The New York herald., 1851-09-15
MONEY MARKET.

e -Sp,f, sept. it-G r. VI.
During The past sctk there has been important
change Ia the stock ms1tt The bulls and The bars
have not had much the advantage Of each ghor. aud
thrr operations have been without muc profit either
SIDE The nuctus;icss have been orly Moderate cx-
nnt The b,ars anxious to ,e. than The
ball. to boy and each party Is looking for changs
favorable to their Interests 81 far judge from
tie present. appearance q thing connected vitn the
stock uafkt u j. cur nTfeion that The bears occupy
much tbc s,rorgcs, position. II i true that prices
!or many Ct the lAsirg railroad sCuztss have rlaohed
very low points ard that .e actual value q ucaJ every
stock th. list l. much above curren. quotst0ns; but
tb,Fe disposition The pert u outside pecul,ors
to take hold and long operations in IN stock
msil.t afc confined 20 trsAsrs in The street. he
clanc, are IN Of the bcsrs Tae bulls require the
sd of outsider. 70 carry any speculative movcB nj;
AMI w. see nt pr,frnt very ttls probability of such aid
ttirr Afforded The bear have for time pat og-
rat,d shrcvdy ani .ucces.fiiiy 1L,y have bc,a uoe
cauiicus than u.ual and a. suii.n change ran take
place tlat vl affect thefn materially Notsith.tauling
tLe rsdUc,d prco- current fJr mot - our railroad
stick. tho different ~,rn.anirs never in more
prosperous. thriving condition than At hi. moment.
Tir earning. have thus far been larger than durng
sroudrs period IN any prcvious years sni The
tr,lutify h. that their d,idcuds vii he In cxec-- of
tio.e q as, year Tho financial affair. of each have
year they viii be- upon foundation more substantial
thsn s,r. ~ cuF icaiing bears supposed possible 1hor
Who uish purchase railroad shares for permanent
sud profitable investment, had better ofportu
nit, doing % than at this moneut and IL j. possible
they may never have again. Although do not ic,k
fr any imme ediao advance Ia the market value j. viii
b. dcu to dcrress pricos much below current rates
aud the dividends their par value o - the earnings
u last year such 10 give arse pcr cent on the
amount invcfted Tho increase Ia net income t year
must therefore either add 10 the dividends. wha,
Is equally important, rrduce the floating debt. 90
D. appropriated g. the extension Il The rad. The
slight fluctuations In prices should not deter capitalists
from purchaspg To those who purchase fr rinanent
inses,nert the variations In quotations are = little
consequence and BY waiting fer further depreciation
in the market value lhy may b. complied 10 pay stve
raj per higher for what they nay want. The opera
tons Of bulls and hears have In fact very btte 20
do with the actual condition Of any sttck company With
its pro.uo,lveness with any thing but he value Of
the shsres Ia tn market from tine 10 time qhs =.
v.-y important matter With those Who ~ have 10
,ss.c-vitL os, yb.tsve prrebssed sb The attention
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THE FIREBIEN.


ATA MEETING OF HOWARD ENGINE coMrANY'
Ppoinse tomnittee to draft resoitos,p
reception Of d. D.. Tom pkins Engne Company No. e OF
Albany -Charlss Miller Martin, John Sinclair Johrs
saasps rapss Rs s r
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That in view Of the hind cooperation mani
the members Of Daniel Tompsns Engine Co npany No s.
ofAbany the occasion Of their lato WRIT 20 th city
nSSess saa essa estsan
pr,on Riae CORPS sincere thanks for the escort
nhed by them tie morning % the Rrry IL cf No.
,he sunptucus breakfast provided at their rarsersI
Lyceun aud the btrai supply OF excellent rcfreshm-n
that occasion ieel under many obsaton-his Kind
10 fully appreciated by all 70 Alderman Tranei
spinola o; rocky debt OF gratitude easily
in sister city are deserving an praise Mr. Levi
fer thanEge rrt that the pressure o other
mens prevene our friends from accepting the sndness;
pire Department for the hortales Of the city tenlers
TO go and the elegant dinAer provided Tor ther feel
ops We cannot refrain from bear nS tes aony g the
wesried sttentions OF Alderman H. franklin heir Cha
an ma kindness even pp 70 the hour oi TIE departure
for the treen to the following Companies, which united
with usin .he torohsht procession 10 giving selcom to
friends, tender tlanhsthe iu1ppsng
which they presented the theme ol universal
praise
Engine Companies-Sos 3, H. 19. %, %. A.. IS.
nose Coml laples-Nos. ). II. J., q. "a. g, A..
Hook and Ladder Compsny-No.
To Engine Company No 20 Tor the OF tier house
return our aetLo owied &c ments.
To all OF friends would say that the occasion
TIE visit Of No has tended TO cement l stronger the
is not lar distant te able recirrocase al
Charles Miller, John Nset
Jsmes Martin, ignat Flynn,
John Sinclair. VII. 4. Rich.
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To esvrssar TsAvsLlEAs-Ny~ Revrr The pleasant
est mest comfortable, and altogether the best route
between this city and the South is via Baltimore down
the Chesapeake Bay TO Norfolk and the seabosrd aud
Roanoke Railroad TO Weldon C. The country through
which this line passes 10 delightful and the equal dvi
sion CT land and water conveyance makes it peculiarly
aesbe fer families and tho who seek real comfort in
travelling. The boats on the Chesapeake Bay running
in connection with the seatoard and Roanoke Railroad
between Baltimore and Norfolk, are large and .omme
dous equal to those used any other route in the
country. The company constructing most mag
naeent steamer for this line, which will be completed
sometime this fall. The enjoyment OF the promenade
and other Injuries Of well sppo!nted steamer after
long and tedious ride in railway cars is too well known
by the travelling public to require communication from
The seabcard and Roanoke Railroad is equal to any
in New York or New England. 1t has recently been
laid with heavy rail- and the highest rate Of speed Is
made throughout its entire length. An advertisement
will be found in another part Of this days paper aud
advise those contemplating travelling the Southern
route 20 cut the schedule out and preserve for future
reference