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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
srcoNn BOARD.
MoNnAY. Octoher 2O-P ".

The Stock market has been very bu0yant
to-day and the Fancies. with large business gene
rally closed higher than on Saturday. Ere con
nues 10 be the fayOre stock and went to sOs CLOS
ING at So. an advance Of 2 = cent The sales have
been very large, not less than 1000 shares. sale
was made at the Second Board of 300 shares at 80,
seller months which indicates great irmnesS iiar-
lem was also active and improved y cent Read
ing advanced y cent with fair demand. Morris,
New Jersey Mining, steady. Norwich recovered
from the decline of Saturday and went TO IS, an I'M
proyement OF y cent. Thus stock Is now regularly
called at the Boston Stock Board, and considerable
transactions take place IN II. The Enc Securities
have improved p cent At the Second Board the
market was well sustained, with an active demand
especially for Erie. Government and State stocks
are finn and in demand. Bank stocks are also im-
proving.
Sterling is firm at 81 l0t, at which latter
rate first-cass bills selling to some extent. The
suppl, is yet moderate, the amount received from
the South being limited. Francs are 5l6s aji3l.
Freights are held with firmnesS at I'D.
for Flour. 4aild. for Grain, with engagements Of
10000 or IS 900 bushels Wheat al these figures. Cot
ton d.. Dead Weight l2s 6d.0l5s. Some logwood
was taken at las. TO London, 500 b5ls. touE Is. Oh
and 600 boxes Cheese 30s. Three vessels were
taken up to load coal for Jamaica at SO p tun. To
California there Is far business doing At 5Oa6Oc
y foot.
There is no important change IN the Mo-
ney Market, but continuance Of the tendency 10
improvement. The supply of money on call IS IN
creasing and not much difficulty Is experienced in
negotiating loans by those who have good securities
Fir>t.c,ass paper Is in demand at odlO y cent.
As we anticipated, the steamer OF We'd
nesday viii take about half million Of dollars but
this impending shipment seems to have not the
slightest effect IN Wallst We have probably re-
ceiyed since the last Cunarder considerably more
than that amount, irrespective entirely OF the Mint
or California. After this week il Is generally be-
heyed that the Cotton shipments at the South VIII
yield bills enough to stop the exports OF gold
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury were
Sg6.637 paid s52,OlO. Balance S3,0J5 l52.
The amount OF stock issued to foreigners
the past week was $4,000, mostly the loan Of 1912.
The steamship Panama from San Fran
CISCO had 100000 in gold and $500 900 IN silver for
the Bank OF England.
The aggregate comparative returns OF the
CITY Banks, of their condition on the 27th Septen
her shows the following returns.
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FeoN BuENos AYREs. MoNTEvIDEo, &c.

FpoN BuENos AYREs. MoNTEvIDEo, &c.
,.,,s,s have been received IN this City from Bue-
nos Ayres to September l.
The market was unsettled. being acted upon by
,.DOr,s Of the proceedings of Admiral Glenfeil OF
.ss pr,ziI,an forces, who had taken attitude hostile
- preuos Ayres, and turned back all vessels pro-
ceedins to the Parana.
F,ou, was plentiful Sc. sil. demanded. Produce
was scarce Wool, none on sale. Freigh's dun
and shipping plentiful. Montevideo advices are to
ne ,th Of September. Flour duli Of sale - Sill
demanded.
The inhabitants were looking for an early raising
Of the siege. II is represented that Gov Urquza
md Gen. Gargon have the sympathies Of the people,
and are Joined by the Oriental troops, Inc basque
soldiers, formerly the army besieging Montevloeo'
.efused to march under Gen. Onbe, who had gone
nto the interior II was again reported from ido
efandc del Sud that the Brazilian force had marched
mo the Banda Oriental, but 10 conflict had taken
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Rio Janejro Market.

RIO DE JANEiRO. Sent. ~, 1871.
had last the pleasure 10 addess YOU our Circular adj
vices unatr date If the 18Th uliIm0
our al, from the RIVER Platte lead as 10 hope that
peace VIII soon Be- restored 10 the Banda Oneniai.
IMPORTS.
BREAusruFIs-ILe importation ance the 18Th ult IN.
teen 1887 bhis at which 7,i9 bills from the United
States ard 1923 ibis from Europe The sales r c0nsnmp
been arge but for export there has been no de-
nand. and ~ ces have continued 10 decline.
We note the following sales. and although they have
been made very low prices belief thas 10 place
the stock nows INST hand VIII De necessa 20 snD' =,
further reelection 3210bbls Redmond City Mlis A. 5lgo
TO 1850 600 bbls Western at ol3O 10 100000 1909 bbs
Philadelphia at 1900 bb- Baltimore az 100000 To
bbls Richmond Country 1900. and so bbs One At
II jO-all On time Our stock Ia all hands may 10 lsOOo
Dbls Of which 80 600 bbls. remain IN first hands
In The present position Of our market. whcht wi be OBJ
very Encouraging, sales cannot be forced except
al very great sncrfce and there alternative bat 10
meet The demands of the trade AZ they ar,se.
AT Pemambuco 30th ut sOcA 300, smS retail safes
at al6 900 bb for Richmond Cly Mills, - el5ieoo
Philadelphia, M al3 900 Tor Baltimore, aud ~ aHd'"
Bal dates to iih INST report stock At 1000 bbs, but
give no quoltors Last sale vas cargo 81 Baltimore
stock about GOO bb first hands Sales Of Richmond
CITY Mis- At 7g@l7a5oo, other brands ii50Oto $4,000
tbl Monte cs adUces 10 On INST report stock 4Vv'
ANraicAN DoNEsrIcs-wc have merely to refer 70
beachod Drills 230 berries good 30 in 23ja110 DENNIS.
good 81 IN 2eoelJ Boot blue Dfis' good 80 sSJ@@'o
EXPORTS.
CoFFFE-The receipts FROM tie interior having continued.
the date f last adyices. upon small scale the
dealers have competed actively among themselves asd
have pushed pnos up 10 poie n our opinion entney I'M
justified b. local or foreign adVces They have
succeeded but Ia yep few ms ances, and o. limited eh
tent IN forcing those holding unlimited orders INTO tbsu
tennis. and said high as 800 have been PAID Tor
mirel lots " suDcnors ana good first. ,
n IS orr belief that the high prices paid by the deaen
vii IN "a icW da5s bring forward very liberal supplies,
when look for q maternal reduction IN prices ana h'pe
the market return u about JjV@J 100 as VIZ
90 think hat, n latest news A. hand ~ opera
the consuming countries any large business ca" o
done above these prce ,.
We look fr the establishment Of higher pnces than thoss
lrs named The cggrse Of the season but TINS can ehy
hen there shall be good ground ." appfthsnh nsh
cIrncy in the supply. 80 virtue II foreign adYhes
yet able tO execute orders Tor new Gomez 80
ne dsalers refuse sell separately We qnge me pres
views mixed lots superior and good first Old anf
new 3 900 q 3H700. -.
sreAE-Siook about 100 cases We quote whites 2'sss
a 1850. browns 200 q 1863.
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DIED.
d - y. Mrs. ELIZABETH

. s.,., ,,e,,.ny October 70, Mrs ELIZABETH
u WI \ BxOWH y. q ged - year. - -,
Usr rflafige. ard friends, and those 81 per
a. rebn Butler and her granesons, De9se' rets' =,
I'm, + and John Butler, IT, are Iespecis1y io'aed :,
.,e,5 The funfai services this iuesnay) at<fnpon AZ
,cl'cr f,,rn her late residence No bfand-s,..
. -. f,,,na nytaf.on Her remains VIII De taken u
=, li'-1'e vyss,cbesfer Co. on Wednesday morning
o. Str, ~ OCT 49, 1851. al North Salem Westchesle:
., 20 - n1rsuaufion Mr. HARVEY b. BAXTER. aged
=, 49, u,ember Il the Dry .sOOcs Clerks Mutual
T;.,s5ff I'D Protective Assertion.
On ueIdav morning Oct %, alter short 'ne.s u me
o,cs, HENRY THOMAS, son Of Peter 5 and ketprah
Ttus ayed YEAR ard months. .....,
The rends Of the family particular invited 20 at'ea1
b funeral Third day Tuesday afternoon Al coes
AZ No IS AleE-st. HIS remains vii Dc 'sAsh - orange
Co for in'egnent - ~ ~. af..a.
or N ieI HELEN FRANCES. oRig ctHd Of ~ill'an
Ran.Fds EDITOR OF The hecc * ~ "rSete' anu hs'e"
IA kal-foa aged ears and months
% the !sth Oct. al Canton, Mas, MI NlLLiAh
TSDICO of the IRA Of wH,. Eadscott Co. ba the
9Th year of liza age ,., T.. ....~u..n.
~ SUNDAY Oct 70 after short but severe Illness cfp
n FURRY late II the steamer Troy IN 'he JIM 's''
gf ms age. .. y.SnrpvCeR
sIMONsON, Of Bro lklyn. NY aged p year, ,,,ow.s
Al New Sal Diego Aug. q eryspelas' 81 q, - -
D PfCKfRING formerly of Pofisin'sih' " n W."
resTs.
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ARRIVAL or THE CLIPPER SHIP ECLIPSE.
The clip shipper Eclipse, Capt. Jos. Hamilton, ar
ryed at this port yesterday morning, from San Fran
cisco, Valparaiso and Rio Janeiro She left San Fran
,sco on the oath of June Valparaiso on the loth OF
August and Rio Janeiro on the l7th September Her
aayices from Rio Janero are ten days later than
those brought by the Maria.
The U. S. steamship Susquehanna, Commander
lnman, for the Cape Of Good Hope and the East In
dies was to sail from Rio IN few days. The steam
ship Golden Gate, for San Francisco, sailed on the
18th of September.
Exchange on London 2s a2o. Freights nominal.
Stock Of Coffee on hand 10000 oags-no sales to
fix quotations.
The Eclipse crossed the Equator IN Longitude 30, IN
seven DAYS and ten hours the shortest run that has
ever been made and for sixteen days has had very
light winds.
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New-Xork Cattle Market

IhfIOTiet the Tribune
IAt the aS.nsion Drove Wand. corner ith aud 9TH
s. ard AZ the rcson River Bulls Head foot Of Rob Essn
St. for Beeyo> For Cows Calves Sheep and Lambs, a.
HroNurgs 6h It near 81. av and a, Chamberlsns, foot
of Robinson -
AT WASHINGTON DROVE YARD II so Beeyes 5ea froN
the South and the ha from this State Demand tsu
rnces RANGED At from 50 Co - % cwt, n quality
About 100 left
AT BROW NtNG's-ro Cows and Calves offered. Sales al
from So 90 s30S sac. IN quality All sod Sheep ana
Iamhs-5oO0 sale Sales 81! sheep AZ from 81 IS 10
- 2JaS 23 Lambs 81 : a32S3 50. len so.
Ar CHAMBERLAIN >-Otered 800 Beef Cate-sales ~
from 50 10 s. all sold 30 Cows aad Calyes-al solt
NJ from sg5to S35GSi5 220o sheep and Lambs-ssleS al
nmS s. % 81 75aSl 50 og Sheep, ans - So 70 s. ooS
3 for Lambs
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MARINE CorRT-Before JUDGE lynch :

MARINE CouRT-Before Judge Lynch
Mortgage on Pers-Ohrer Woodruff ast. J1hn en-
fTdi-Io recover s35. surplus OF rent OF pew No 81
ST Bartholcmew's Church, which plaintiff m)rl-
gagged To party, but rented 1t out for 50 year, ant
the defendant, who IS sexton. collected the rents
The pew Was transferred by the mOrtg ig0r 10 the
church, and the sexton paid the whole amount 70 the
church, whereas the ground rent Was buI $40
The question as 10 mortgages on pew came up
The Count held that the conveyance to the mort
gage was a conveyance only on an IncOrpOreal
heredtament. OF which the title, unless foreclosure
or release IS shown, remains IN The morigagor he
was. therefore, entitled 10 the rents, not the
morigaGee, or church. judgment tor planirh s35,
beng amount.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge
lngraham John Heating against Michael ann 'ay -
Action for assault and battery. Verdict for piannf,
S25.
John q. Peterson against august II. BrIbe.-To re-
cover for quantity of leather. curriers' Materials
&c, valued at $f69 taken from premises No. p Fer
ry-st The defense is that the property IN part
owned 0y t. heppentall, Jr., who was INDEBTED to
defendant. and went aWav, and that defendant Sub
sequently to taking II recovered Judgment and sold
the property The case Is on
Before Judge Daly-WIHidm Dpnning against John
b. Church-Mr ID. bought Of Church & Forbes a
bOat-load OF lumber, and the boat was sem 70 MS
yard, and the delivery commenced, but Mr. 1. went
and ordered the boat again. Action Is brought
TO recover ; GOO damages. The Inspector was NOT
the one agreed upon and the questions are # Nr. {.
acquiesced III the Inspector and # there had been
delivery Sealed verdict.
Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Oct. DOTH
Before the Recorder. and AID. Dooley and Bard.-ln
consequence OF Aid ard being obliged 10 Leave the
Court this morning at early hour, the Court, after
making vain effort to procure the attendance OF
al other Alderman, was obliged to adjourn without
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The PAMPERo CAsE--Tne case OF the
steamer Pampero was brought - IA hearing IN the
| :. Court al san Augustine, Fl0nt a, on the IN
inst. The first witness examined was John hinS,
one Of the men attached 10 the exDeilnou, waO de-
parted from New Orleans on the Pampefo. aat ar
Ilved with the said vessel AZ Cuba. He deS r)ed
the passage Of the steamer her arrival n Cuba, &C.
and Identified the vesse IN question as tae one en-
gagged IN the expedition His evidence occupied the
whole Of Friday. Next day Col. II. I Titus also
OF The expedition gave evidence a. 20 the reinforce
mcnt from JackSonv lle and the departure 1nt SUD
Sequent diSbaHdmeat % The Pampero parry IN tiOt-
d. J. G. Henmlng and Captain Thorn p>on OF J3 K
sonyll!e also gave evidence to the same point me
Court adjourned over 10 Monday. when testimony
VIII be resumed Some fifteen witnesses are sub
penaed-cltlzens Of jacksonville. persons attached
10 the Cuban expedition. and Others. \ commission
has been forwarded 10 Ncw-No.k 10 take the deNO-
slion OF Lieut.. Van Nechten.
SHOCKING ACcmENT-As serious accident
occurred on SUNDAY. to NJ. Wm. Van NOrtwcA.
baggage master on the Pilot Line. between PAualel
phia and NewYork. In jumping from the cars on
entering the depot at NewB brunswick, y. J.. he Slip
ped and his foot falling beneath car, the LIMB MAS
completely severed from his body.
ARREST FOR MUrINY.-Two OF the crew
Of the schr. Governor Arnold. smith. a. this port
bound TO Chagres were arrested Yesterday by Depn-
" Marshal Wing, for mutlnOuS conduct and personal
violence 10 the Captain. After a hearing " the
case the prisoners re committed to jail for fur
Their examination. which viii De had to-day At one
O'Clock Norfolk Herald. Oct l.
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THEGM AT PRiScx EDWARD Island

The GALE AT PRiNcE EDWARD ISLAND
Te Yqrp,o4t5 Register published the following slip
date, On the 18th
letter from { apt Josiah Chase. of schooner 90
hannet of South Dennis, dated Charloiteto"n, Oct
D IA. -Ys. been placed ~ our disposal. Capt.
chase WHITES that hls vessel goi INTO me haroof Oh
Trackhadle before the gale commenced but dragged
ashore. With al ~ crew safe Inc = Z Merriam
u HaIwich. i safe In the h4foor
Cart Chase reports the following Dennis ana mar
wlch captains as safe i1e name OF tneir vessels not
given e apialns Remark Nlxon. Daniel DOdhe'
Ebenezer Marshall, vessel Of fmshamJ simeon
WiHon. sears Kelley. EIJah Smith Elisha Rogers.
Capt sampson Hunt ashore close by tie Cohannet
The schooner Harriet Newell, ashore as before
reported with los Of tno men, Mr.. judah cage OF
HarwIch and a Portuguese The vessel Is total
wreck. aud has been condemned. Schooner Graf
ton Cart Grafton Sears, before sepofied ashore
With ali hanCs lost. ashore, but her ere" ae gu
saved CAPT ISAIAH Kelly Of Harwch. Is ashore ere"
saved but essel total loss Capt Joo "i1on i
ashore cIc8 saved. bu. vessel / lo'a i'ss. ea'''i'
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court CALENDAR.-THis day.-COMNoN
PLrAs-PartI-Nos sO9 SIS, sol, So, $50, sil. Part
U-Nos 65s 1872 75s 20, 6ii 6s, 10, $50, 7ss, 6oS
694 702, 10, 74s, 72s,
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 1903. 1870, 9, 100 l5o, $50,
2O9 49, 22q Co. l23 1872 100, o. 20. 10, 1872 1873, g.
rs So oil - 23I 232 233 235 to 2i3, SO 2ij, 2i6,
CIRc1Ir CorRr Nos 6s3, 6si, Gs5, CSC, 65,, 600,
COL ST., 1926. @ 692, 500 69i. COS. 691.
SUPREME CoURT-General Teun.-Same as yeSer-
day.
l. 5. DIST CouRr.-Nos. 25 to 81, !, 81.
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49,. IAN, deed, and committed him to the lookup:
q ,ns subsequently searched and spots OF blood
@ upon the nm snS retained s the
M, s n the officer The Coroner summoned lnrs,
sos .f,cr viewing the body, adjourned an lnvestga
snS' until wednesday next, at O'Clock, VI ana
n the meantime Davis vii Teman 10 S
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MARRIED,

Al tho Irving House Monday evening, oct ~. ~ hsS
DR. Surlng EZRA o. NOkIHhOP. = New Bftna.
Conn and ELIZABETH, daughter VI Eh SJght, b'l'
# New 81 fofd. Conn. - O d..
Oc, o n s'arbridgs Mass. by Rev. q: = stssfss'
THOMAS SPOONEh, u Cincinnati, and Siss 49,
CFS NJ daughter Of the late Rev Ienas l. Leonafe 81
on 20 al s. Mark Church. by Rev d.. Ap'n, q, nf'
p0pEpr & sHI'NWAY % Ms JULIA VI bbi'o.
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF Po-
rIcE.-The Report Of the Chief Of Police FOR the
auuarer ending Sept 30, 1851, was presented TO the
Common Council last evening, and ordered to be
printed From the statement in this document It ap-
pears that he whole number Of arrests during the
preceding three months amount to las. for the va.
nous offences, as follows. Arson. assault and
battery CO.. DO. with intent to Kill, 6 do.
on policemen, 90 attempt to commit rape, , :,
attempt to commit highway robbery } al an
donment. IL ARRAY. burglary 3 dlSordery
concuct, 20 desertlon from army and navy, dis
tuIbing religious meetings, > driving without IL
cense. 10 disturbing public peace, q forgery, 8 ,
fighting IN public streets. 81 iugiye' from Justlce'
I furious driving, grand larcenyls hlghwayroo-
berv3 habltual dWnkaTdS,1 insanity, ii lnioNltt-
ton 1870 lntoxicatOn and disorderly conduct, III
insulting females, indecent exposure keeping
dlsordeIiv house. l2 murder, malicious mischief ,
petit larceny los passing counterfeit money ;
perjury, } not . receiving stolen goods, > rescu
ing prisoners 3 runaway apprentices, seduction,
3 suspicious persons. IL suspicion OF murder, ,
selling lottery policies, threats, l. violation o.
city ordinances ~ vdgrancy. ". IOtil, l,'i'-
being an increase of over the previous SIX mollns
There were during ihe past quarter OH persons &C.
commodatec with lodgings At the dlherent SIatoh-
houses s. lost children restored to their parents
persons rescued from drowning persons SICK ana
Injured aided by the police horses found eSlrdy
and restored to Their owners and Sis9 A. taken from
dodgers and drunken persons and returned 10 tleIn
During the same time 49, days were lost by police
men by reason Of sickness and disability, beng an
average los pcr dav 10 the department OF little over
FIVE men There were five complaints preferred
against policemen, and oae was dismissed from
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

L.. r. r. CoMPANY.-In the Common
Council last evening the resolution prevousypassei
granting temporary permission TO the ABOVE Compa-
ny to use steam power IN lmpelllng Their trans
through the CITY. was 50 modified Is 10 allow rate
of speed between Bedford and South Ferry Of not
more than eight miles per hour.
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Receipts Of Produce.

MIN NorfL Rirer BoGfs-Nonday-l16O 9 obs. Flour
= DO Ashes, 10 DO whHkJ, 80 bales Wool, = ~
do Bare go pAgs. Butter lJ,i57 do. Cheese. 7ls Do
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The above comparison shows decrease 81 10 ms
Of S5623, 5s3 Specie, 81 ij 49, Of amount due TO
Banks s. 800, $50 Of due from Banks, S5l7,l6i Oh
Deposits, $f4l6,93l Of Cash Items ~ 'lO1io
aid An increase Of Circulation Of $257 .@Os and
CAPITAL $4,000 TIE advance Of the season
II val be seen, has obliged the Southern aud
Weston Banks 10 draw then balances. which
had been accumuiating during the SKINNER, down to
oW point, and tins has tended % restrict the ability
OF our Banks to loan. the decrease IN Cash Items
mus, probably te ADDED TO tie decrease "a Loans, a
loans are frequently covered UP under that convent
ent head In new Of the four and half millions o.
deposits drawn ont ard injected into the avenues OF
trade ~hile the loans have only been REDUCED about
seven millions 3. would seem that The causes Of the
great stringency which the commercial "ofa ~
lust passed through were more imaginary man fe'''
The income Of the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad FOR August ard September tins yea'' CON-
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1851

Bush. Lorenzo Baker and Joseph c. Eldrdge were
IN Malpec harbor bat came OF safe. The loss o. the
Franklin Dexter OF Dennis. with al her crew, Is
confirmed 4 great number of other vessels are
ashore at the east end Of he island with great loss
Of
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month The Road was ~, opened ITS enure length
until Oct !, 1850. ard no comparison. therefore, with
September OF last year can De made or the freight
earnings, S9oss o. was from WY freight fac,
which indicates local resources Of greater extent
Than Is generally believed
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has de-
o.-Ted dividend of p cent. on the Washington
Branch the Eas;on ,Md) Bank ;, p cent. the
Philadelphia, Germantown and NorriStowa Road
p cert
The Ercning Journal states the quanti-
~ OF Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley. left at tide
water, during the second week in October IN the
wears 1880 and 1851. as follows
fyoar. ssls Rnrsf ~ Corr b. Bv,ev ~.
1850 Ice .iSo 2l1,1d 4i.l9l l69.3S3
IssI.....l5e6- lSs3,S 2lil6s l3s,,ss
lnc-.... ssh Dec $3.50 Inc. 1922 Dec. 1926
The aggregate quantity of The same articles len At
tide Mater from the CONNIE Gcement OF Navigation 70
the i4h October nclus z. during the yearS 1850 aud
1851, l. follows
Flour. BNs WR,sf b. Corr. ~. Bs-iey. b..
ls50I $500 1851 29i 3,0Ossol sS9.42t
ls5I-...24O9.lOl 2IeL2si 6.t56.9l9 6is,52f
Inc. 5giII0 1890 is,Ils DecSlO,s 9F
Flour bis Wheat. bn Corr. a. BI-f,y 1s
lsi9. q5s9sO l4OsO,0 t.t3l553 isl 9st
ISL, 4o9.l0l 2,loi2Si $3.50 9l9 ois5N
Inc--.- i50,l6i lac 696 PA Inc.2,22 $50 l5S.3is
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Aee-Upder year. 90 Ito years s.; 2 5, 81 70
10 "a TO 90 20to 3d. 22 80 A. 50 20 to 80, 30 80
to co. g cote 10 4 Toto 80 8, 90 to 90. 2 90 to lOO
unknown, g. - ,, c, r.
land o; Scotland ;: Wales Germany u Holland, /
Austria !: Switzerland, SPAN. ITALY, J.; Brtsh
From Hospital Bellevue, III PenitentIary Black
Island KandalVs Island. CITY Hospital. o. Aims
uopse PIacs wells Island. 4 Colored Home, 2 Co
lored perSOns,7.
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fa,hfulncss or the part Of Miss Duncan aud her as
sistants. Inthe Boys Department s. Durand, Esq.,
Principal with four teachers there were 2o' ooys'
who seemed TO feel the importance OF improving tue
golden moments offered by these schools TO those
who mus, toll by day and learn by night II they
learn al all There is room for 100 more pupils IN
The two 3schoos and It is % be hoped that the seats
Will be filled.
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS. The fol-
lowing IS ,ae weekly report of Deaths in the City
and County Of New-York from the lth day Of Octo-
her 10 the 18th day Of October, 1851. Men, Il
yyoroen - Rows. 1903. Girls, 2-TO,al, 32i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21

THF DEAF AND DUMB Pupils AT THE
FnR.-The officers of the American Institute with
their usual lberality, invited the pupils from the In
,ution in 5lsi.st to visit the FAIR at Castle Garden
on Saturday last, and a very large number awaited
themselves OF the favor and passed several hours IN
examining the various articles OF interest. hap
pier OF merrer party 1t has not been our good for
tune to see IN long time. The pupils with their
guardians arrived and left in procession, presenting
ayery fine appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21

ELEVENTH WARD EVENING SCHOOLS
Wepassed some time las, evening a, these schools.
The Girls Department, under the care OF Miss J. f..
Duncan with I'VE teachers, has $50 girls in attend
ance, who appeared TO be IN excelent training,
Some specimens of reading and exercises IN other
Branches wese very excellent ana gave evidence Of