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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
PHILADELPHIA.
Telegraph Case-Tbe era-Marke.-s,ocks.

Correspondence OF the N Y Tribune
PmLaDELrHIA, Tuesday, Sept -, 1851.
Several white and colOred men have been
arrested IN this city, charged with stealing at differ
eui times large quantities of coffee from the firm OF
Potter, Mckeeye Co. Three OF the accused have
been bound over 10 answer.
George Haines, laborer, employed or a city cul-
vert v ille at work tins morning, fell dead
IN the Telegraph ease, before Judges Grier and
Kane of the United states Circuit Court, X. H. Gil
let Of your CITY, ~ st peakng IN behalf OF the res
poHdents.
4 magnifcen, audience present at the open
M OF the opera season last evening. NdretZck Will
play very profitable season.
There feature % pTeseat the Money Market.
Caa continues IN active demtnd and l. meet maturing
Obligations some parties cSdpeed 20 pay eHofbiant
Tatss say l2to 10 cent. Shilr instances sven
higher rates have been sfnite 70 In ttbANgE there's
0ut rte dong The shipments II the new crop VI C0rrOs
nom the south thus la have been esceedasy small asi
y ~ probable they vii cpntinre sht uiul m'ae'nI NJ
isss become more settled The ruling rates for sfEs
supply Offering The Stock market ~ quiet and pfcos nave
undergone no change. -
BARK confines u good demand and IN ther small sales
Of 80 have been made az 50 tnn but there nv, %
There Is new feature 70 present "a the
te MY salts rep"d"d IRE small 'is i'f c 'ohsn,Psn
as sfai ~. fof common and sele3 brands AID 81 L,s
Ny, ar. gss t,ls ~ ~ re3 afsr sm, .,iss II he
ioinor a. - i2i The later Is held At " - tObl Inc
demand fOr WHEAT A. limited and reduce our quota
tons ic bush sales ot 1000 plsA pfnt ne" s"n'nss
Red o. syc. bush inci1dIns new ~hue at SBsHc hrI
demand Tor disililrg sales VI )VO bsh TcunsjNA-
ma haye lsen made at 6jc cos lover. Sales of
tts0 bush PRIME southern yellow a. Gkc OATS are IN
he ier degand Sale oi Oo hosa S1s,nerh A. IIejjc
ana some Pennsslsanle Al 3ic. bush VIII ~ - scrco
ald ia good demand Sales u 80 bb!s. AZ Do. Hads
Command tie san prce -
SAILS or STOCKS Firsf Bard s. 900 state IS, gt
sSs0 Beading t. Mort -, 10 10 Lou nile bank. ;U,,
80 beadmf X X. Hi, 100 do. ~ 80 Long Island r.
,, Aiofus anal 49,. Penn Township bk, ~ 81 100
Teras Reg Notes s0i Bk oi Pennsy .bIa 10 - Ger
s.d b. b.. cz = rsSIs eS EssS ~ '"' h
S,cond hurt . Peona X. t0i 5. reading ~ soe
$40 Wilmington K. X -. 80. 100 y A Ins, ~ s5oo sch
Nov. -, o., z5l
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ADVERTISING AND ITS REruRys.-I /,

iDNLKI I,INI MD It's NEEt KNs.-II Is
Lot our habit to publish the hundreds Of compliment
tary sayings nierspersed through business let
iers, believing that such selfcompacent giorlfca-
non Is neither edtyng nor agreeable 70 the public
But II may no, be amiss to quote the following. as a
specimen Of whai we daily hea-, IN regard 10 or
paper
o. have advertised IA many papers, oct
have received four times the cunt Of business for
toe same amount OF money paid for advertising n
your paper thai have from any other"
Comment 5 unnecessary. The facts above stated
are the natural result OF the immense circulation Of
TIE Tri.ene. embracing, n The aggregate, much
larger number Of re-Gers than Iy other p4per IN the
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL son

another column We advertise the Second Annual
Course OF Lectures OF TIE Western College Of HO-
uaoepathle Medicine - Cleveland. Ohio Though We
Go not al presen, desire 10 express any opinion as 70
the merits Of Homeopathy, yet We VII say that ~e
art glad facilities are nov Afforded 20 the praciton-
er OF that schoo. to obtain thorough knowledge
Of those collateral branches indispensable to COM
ple,e medical education. 20 then Alopaihlc oreth
ren and We are confident our numerous Home
opAthic Iiencs Nli rejoice Il the ofrhe We
TEN College, winch numbered We are Informed. oye'
sixty students for the frs; course C.eye.And Is a
healthy and beautiful city easy Of access and Just
TIE place for Medical College
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" FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists
sna p.h,.Aers Clinton HaR 1871 Nssssus near the Park
Tbs TRAGEDY. A correspondent

Tbs TRAGEDY. A correspondent
writing from Richmond, Va, saws The thnsiiana
no, considerably discussed here IN faoI all honest
men agree ,ha, i, was nothing more or less than
common not and a,,endan, homleide-in fact
where's the treason The men shot were not clothed
with legal powers besides which, they commenced
the resort to arms Virginia spnlons, Ike Virginia
actions, are coaservarve-from policy They so'h
hate and fear the North IN sac; the press Is nam
pcred One OF the editors Of the new penny paper,
which processes TO DC the most independent, thinks
public opinion too strong 20 oppose.
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London Agency for the Tribune.

W THoxAs is and 81 Cathanne- street Strand = 90
thozed 20 receive subscriptions and advertisement 10y
Tk< Tribune Ia London.
Our frieufS IN Great Britain aud Ireland, By RENTING
Ww THoMAs a. above l2s Cd. by P0stOfce order, VIII
receive this paper one year. - III, =,
FUwARps sayDFORD & Co. Of u and 10 CornhiH. Lon,
don and Columbia Buildings Liverpool; are appointed
Euroueap Agents FOR TINS paper keeping the teSt mum
ber alyyy. on hand for sale also 10 receive SUBSCRIPTIONS
orders and advertisements
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
AVENUES TO Nrw- -YoRK.-Of the new

10 this city mp )rant 10 men desrns
suburban residences az the Nowark Plank Road Ths
passes grade the high grounds be-
tween New Bay and the Hackensack at South Ber
gen. and brings all that beautiful and fertile dee Of land
overlooking the Bay and the Passac Valley as near Wall
At as square This ridge Of land has long been
looked upon commandIfg As II does view OF New YORK
Bay and the OF New York and Brooklyn on the east
and a view Of Newark and the Passaic. and landscape
sceoery beyond the west, the most desirable for
residences Country Seats property the suburbs
Of the city This brings II tO the city and the
rapid growth of the city brings IN requston for building
purposes MIR SHERWOOD tat No lj6 Broadway has put
above 80 of the desirable part of the
rdge lying tins avenue
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

70" A correspondent, writing from Hous-
soA, Texas, SAYS, that the Crops of every KIND
throughout the State prosperous condition,
and, notwithstanding the dro1,h, would yield fair
average He also says that the greatest railroad eS-
ca,ement prevailed throug hou. the State
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
A MaIch-Dnp AZ BaY

We understand that the United States Controller. Mr.
NhtleSey made decision, which reduces the pay ~
the District Attorney and L $ Marshal for New YORK
doth dstncis) 10 less than leading clerks salary Nh
Whliesey we told has made ms decson contrary to
precedent aud the opinion II the Distinct Judges,
OF To the far of the law OF Congress We
told however that MIR Mhtesey has been sustained IN
his decision by an opinion which he solicited from Hon
{ Spencer As the Sub Treasury law requires DISTINCT
Attorneys aud MaTshals among others 10 pay over all the
fees TO the Government ihe not enabled 10 ctan any
portion of Their receipts upon which 10 test the rght oi
iher clam the amount hnted by the act OF Congress
IN. Y Express
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

STATE CoNvESTIoNs.-The Anti r. at
State Convention meets a: Albany Oh the 18th
INST and that OF the Liberty Party at Syracuse
on the ist Of October The Temperance men
VII probably question the other candidates,
Or otherwise adopt The policy oi the Land Re
formers
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
For Europe.

The next number Of The Trba7Vf' Er'peas
Circulation will be issued THIS MORNING at
q o,clock 1t will contain all the latest news up
TO the time Of going to press. The Niagara sails
from this port To-Day at l2 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

MIsslsslPl.-Nearly full returns in the
Jackson Flag OF the Union OF the l2ih show
the election of scrcnty-sIr Union and hcelre
State Rights or Secession Delegates to the pro-
posed Convention from all the Counties OF tina;
State but seven. The defeat Is total. Three ot
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he following is an abs,rac, OF the communication

~ The Secretaries of War and the IN
terror and Gen Taylor, NJ. 4, dined With Hon Jas.
e King Of New-Jersey, al ms residence a, Wee
ha~ken. on Monday. Yesterday morning they vs.
tied the Navy ard and Mr. C0lns's steame-. a. her
dock. Mr.. Cntienden lef for Washington on Non
DAY evening
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

~ The steamer Florida, Capt. Lyon
arrived last evening In 20 hours from Savannah
Through the kindness of her officers we have been
furnished with copies Of Savannah and other papers
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
The OpD FELLows.-GnAyD LODGE o

TIE UNITED Ss,rEs.-Thls cody adjourned IN Balti-
more on >atu-cav Below ne publish al interesting
exhibit giving some idea Of the pcrsora>i ot the
OrccI anu = finances, copied ffOE TIE Baltimore
Sun The Order now claiGl, $4,000 members Ia TINS
country. AID $500 Lodges. DunDg the past year
there were 10000 limitations Receyls for the year,
about Al r25.00o
iunrq Ierorf o. Grand and Sa5ord5sois Losge5 Of ~
K Is Grqag LofGe OF fle o. ,od Sfg,es fDr n SegT
mi ~ Inne ~ 1881
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Gigantic ESTABLISHMENT - We shall

never get tired OF stating for the information aud benefit o
the community at large. that the greatest Carpet. On
Cloth Rug and Mating Store rooms IN the United States
aye kept by McssTS PETERSON HUMPHREY, at the cor
neI Of Broadway and White st Every sort OF goods pro-
duced from the Carpet loom will be found there IN perrc
ton and for sale prices low create wonder
among the most prudent purchasers glance at Their
three plyS Will this fact beyond the possibility o
doubt MeSsrs = \ u prepared 20 sell to penple m
every rank and condition Vt he They have articles 70
suit the poorest ahOfer the ucheSt millionaire BY All
means give Them cs ycur stock Of door-covene needs
rcDenS hung
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
The Receiver of TaXes.

Mr.. FLORENCE MCCARTHY, Assistant
Alderman of the Fourth Ward. having grossly as
sailed HARVEY HART, Esq, Receiver Of Taxes, both
in the Board and out of 1t, that gentleman has ad-
dressed the following communication to the Board,
which has been ordered to be printed. The charge
OF the Assistant Alderman was, that Mr. llan mad
employed an unnecessary number of clerks, and had
used them for eeciIoneerng. How utterly baSelesS
Is tins accusation Is shown by the Receivers letter
1t there appears that the taxes collected IN 1850
amounted to almost S5Oo0,OOO, or nearly seven
times the amount collected m 1913. Yet 1t seems
that in 1850 he employed but two more clerks than
were employed IN lsi3 and but one more than IN
the intervening years. This proves that the al airs
OF the tax Office have been ably and most economi-
cally conducted by Mr Hart The following Is the
communication to the Board Of Assistant Alder
men
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
The Canal Breaks.

ALshNT, TuesdaV, Sepi o. IsSI
The break IN the Caaal a few miles Wex of
Schenectady repaired and the level full Of water
In respect to the break near Fult0nvle learn ,n,,
It IS also repaired and that the Superintendent has
commenced letting IN water but It flows 20 slowly
that the level Will not be filled for 70 or % hours
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

tV Tremendous reduction from former
prices Only think. one Dollar per ward for bealtiia
heavy English aud American Three Ply Carpet Ingram
Carpets 3 IS 6d ard Is seasoned OIL Cloths. 2s Cd Js
and ss Shades and Covers equally ow at HIRAM AMBER
sons No % Bowcry. Go, your money
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

tv- For gaining the publicity requisite TO
large establishment, II any kind the Advertising Agency
ofN PALMLR, Tribune Buildings, affords complete
nppOrtunIl
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IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
THE REVOLUTION.

MontenegrO--His Administration and Death.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

BOSOM collar and wristbands Of the SHIRT are leadng ea
,uTs. IN the tout ensemble Of Of shon and we
thnL that IN these and Ott particulars the shirts made
n, oyder AZ GREENS Furnishing Store for Gtntlemen. No
sto House are unequaled There Is another merit OF
his store hch we omit 20 nane-pUncuaIty ia
erecutIng orders
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
HAvANA AND PR,Ncrpg CIGARs.-JAMEs

sADIIER No. 1877 Broadway, Franklin Buildings" would
respecil, inform his friends and the public that he has
us received large very choice assortment of Havana
and PnBcpe Cigars u various brands, which he oilers for
sale nj reasonable prices either wholesale retail JAMES
lApLIkR. lN Broad way. "kranklln Buildngs SO II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
To SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERcHANrs.

i will sell, 10 dealers. MRS JERvls's COLD CANDY
at wholesale prces which wii insure good profits The
good reputation Of this Cough Candy all that read must
know. MRS. W. JEWS, NO 800 bf"anWhs
s2s6,. Principal Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
se~f.cr. rsits-asA oeos. eor.-, Es.S~., .
Items from the <outA

BALTIMORE, wednesday, Sept "a, t,5t
The southern mail has arrived
The Augusta Rsp.biic denies on good su,Asnt,
taai Senator ber1en will vote for Cob says tsat
Berrien Will soon ISSUE an address defining his ps-
SItlon
General Houston has been ilssted TO deliver q,
address on Public Affairs a. huntsville, Texas aoi
has accepted
Henry Armstrong. hand on board the brig S,au
OF New York, was drowned At Richmond YESTERDAY
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Markets -.-.CHAR
Markets.-.B BALrINl

Sales have been made to-day OF 100 bales Of Cor
TON al sGsic The market i an .th a &c lower
since SATURDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

]. N. GIMBREDE, Card Engraver, No. >
Niblos Gsrdsn Wedding and Invitation Cards engraved
and printed in q superior manner.
Wedding Stationery great variety, from DE La hOes
mandatory. Paris and London.
Card Cases, &c, &C.
Goats Of Arms Crests Ac engraved on stone and brass
Initials tamped on paper and envelopes
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
ry Tuv F,RsT ORIGIsAL PoRrRAIr OF

CATHARINE HAYES, taken IN tins country NAV be
seen at BRADys National NJ mature Gallery, No IO)
Broadway corner Of FnltOn-st, where may be found
COLLECTION Of hundred Portraits Of the most distinguish
ed Statesmen Scholars and Artists our county ~ 81
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The Explosion on The stsamsr Jame. Jaeksoa.

IlVI y IILEs IUt>u1Y, cepf u, I>ol
We regret 10 >sy that many OF those add by TIE
explosion u the steamer James Jackson have Siace
died. while others continue IN a cnucal pos slsoa
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Navigation OF the Ohio.

PIrrSsURG. Monday, sept -, lsoi
The river IS stationary, ana we have had slight
shower this evening
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

IOuNG MEN's WIG GENERAL COMMIT
TsE-A meeting OF thus Committee Is to be he'd 70.
morrow evening AZ he Brosi~av Ho-s=
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. "a. 1851.
Wbig state Nemin atiOns. /.

FOR yrd1e o. Court o. Aggesls SAMUEL 4. FOOT.
", S,1,,to-yo, etq,s JAMES &. FORSYTH.
p,y Con,roLie- .-G GEO. w. PATTERSON
Eor Tr-ar,r,y LANES VI. COOK.
yoy Af,o-n,y-C C,.,rol. DANIEL ULLNANN.
70, p,,,,,e- ond Sn-,,e,or -HEZ. G. SEYMOUR.
po, C,,,o, C,o-,,,,,oze, HENRY FITZHUGH.
H., I,,,.o,o- n p,,sous ALEX. II. WELLS.
ELECTION -TUEsDAT, NoT 4
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TnREE.PLy CARPETS. Only one dollar

IHREE.PLX CARPETS. -onlv one dollar
for splendd new Fall patterns of English aud American
rmpenal Three Ply Caipethg, at No ~ Bowery-iiIRAM
ANpIRSoNS Also heaatliul Ingram Carpets SIS a. and
IS yaid well seasoned O Cloths at 2S Cd IS and 4s
per yard also Table Covers Window Shades, and every
thing the carpet line equally low. Fan not to call
Floor Ou-CLoTHS-Well seasoned and
perfect. at 3s per yard
Three-thread Brussels Carpets at SIS.
Thre.pl, good quality al Is.
BAIIsY X BRoTHKRs,
No. 4os Peari-st.
ss26tAiNAS Near Chatham.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
~ lnvahds requiring DR.. BANNING's 5

Patent Rciy Braces and neyerfang Rupture TrusseS
his travelling ComIan hy which seSscSaess entire
~ nre,ented and the effect of every knd of oung
pe,ely removed hne the same al his once. No 10
Nsn,s,.xf near Canal s9u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

FALL Doors AND SHoEs.-An elegant
assortnant made the latest ST. can he found al WAT
EINs' No ilt Futon-a. SuengeD purchasing al inns
sstabhment can be Of getting good boots OF the
lowest p,ces. Boys Ladee and Chlldrens BOOTS ana
EhOes In everY yarets. s<V SIoMa"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

snber beng about 60 Broadway has decided to
offer to the public his stock Of Goods consisting of
extensive o Carpets Oh Cloths and all ar
teles ed with the lde Families about purchas
ing VIII find ths rare opportunity furnish exceeding
iy low prices w h GUIoN,
s2O6ts Nos 6i East Broadway, and II DNision-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

Sales were made OF go bbS Howard 5 Howe
and $50 bois. City Mills a $3,sfi. Gram S an.
changed
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

CARPETINGs AT REDUCED PRICEs.-PE-
rERsoN HUMPHREY, No 37q Broadway of White
selling rch Brussels Carpet for 8s 10 los per yard
HEAVY three IS pryafd superne i3r os toIs per yard
Good, all wool. u. - lOl Cloths heavy IS to Is
And all other goods found Carpet stores a. equally low
NZ Of
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
~ Hatest thou and would'st thou kill

Plllcnng yermln
Bed-bugS rosches, moths that hl
SAhe and eTmlre
Ii the rats and ice thoudst say
Aud with insects make away
Do not wait, but 20 to day
To POUR TwFNrN-rOVR Broadway
There a dollar Will defrav
The expense, and thou Wilt say
am glad DO longer Pestered,
can slumhef Unmolesied
INoNs depot for the sale Of the Magnetic Powder WITH
posonl and LYONS Magnetic Pills, No aga broadway
sSS sts
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

V FENToN's PATENT FLINT ENAMEL
WARE Wholesale and Retail Depot, No Ss Broadway
. nrner Pr1os- m BEMAs CASE
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
~ 6tAlWAS

THE CANTON TEA COMPANY are prepared
10 sell Wholesale retail Teas and Coees greater
and AZ lower than other establishment Con-
of would consult the interests by paironl.ng
thus establishment Location i2i Chatham St, between
Pearl aud Rooseyeltl No branch stores s2v lmWNS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
MR.. wHrTE-NEw COMPANY.
INTRlGUeS OF GRANADA.

THE NEW FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
ZIG M BopryE will open this day for

n G.. NJ. BoDINE will open this day Tor
the Fall and Winter Trade entire new stock Of Dr.
Goods just imported and selected expressly for TINS house
eonsstipg IN part Of SlIs, Shaws, Nefysts Cashmeres
D.lslpss Mernoes PsraEatias. Apacas, POpns &c To-
gether wiih general assortment Of Dry Goods TO wch
invite the Of customers and the pubic IN
general These Goods all and contain some oi the
richest designs well some Of choicest patterns ana
coIrmes Of any Goods been sent TO this market
the present season An early call and Inspection OF the
same ~ particularly requested u Nj BoDlNt,
~ 3tI No az3 Grand-st corner Of Orchsrd
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
NJ. II BeVeuue Oi Coltn- f0.al
Lulk>. Subordinate. hutlGs an s8n, %
Looges Mems kHlef

There were returns from Delaware, Texas,
North Carolina, Ne~-Hsmpshire, Vermont and
Ftorti
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Row WINDS AND CRACK Y,

Blow WINDS AND CRACK YOUR CHEEKS.
king Lear exceedingly anrious that that the ~nd
should get bust When he prsmensdlng the fOf-
haless but the good people stye 10 AVOID any
thing line Bot there escaping IT, for th
Ecuinoctlal" upon us. The ~ezrers of ksox ma
however, appear obconeeIbsd ehougn soD1t u. ~ ,y
his prod Iss able - Dds without ~
the peltngs of the pLess storm" Call on hs q NO 10
Fulton 81, and yuTchase for the incie@ent season
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
~J,.pv&C Co. leaders and intrOducers

~ LEARy d Co, leaders and lntrooucelS
., ,.A,ou for gentlemsn's Hats. Nos g. and Astor
Stsass Broadway. n Y Opening day-On wednesday
tbs nh viii open the pHb for examination ana sae
,hs nst srensive and va1ed assortment Of fancy han
IN Al patterns chdrens ever on exhibition
n this cy To iaes and others Interested IN th pecu
bar branch Of chldrens costume W. respectfully present
our fall OferBE
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

-GEsIs offering IL Tie Dublc leading syle rhlc
the Fall has sssuned 20 govern or oon ,Iosays
taste HIS principal fash Tor the presen'
70 have cspyssd The general G8cY zn1 y =, r,,,5-
the popular ~ lie OF the fet IN ~ ra3eis
classes Of customers be has prepared zS er,, ~
suitable every variety 81 tBe hun ~ o. 49,. d1e,
sdes lis leading Hat fVr me season s t,o stees 90
1870 go 49, sTsys gentleman can select the Hat
WHICH he thinks most becoD'nT = hImse ossiS m mas ~, M
des,re t nak, an be world eOaform % NJ tass Ut m
ont,.,v - sct i. To confirm 20 the tastes Of all ths
world and G the dve,, Of m9ss s. wnan nS aas ne sss
81 h,, ,scI.r fancy idea ~hateverh may De can ss
resllzsd by The and operatives o. ass'f
f~o~"' W VIZ Cfyrs Zli Broad way, opposite 81. Pa1ls
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-02
The World. IudustrlaI L.

The following stanzas are takel.
doggrel ballad, sung about the strees.
of London, in relation to the greai
Worlds Fair, 10 be held in Hyde Park
next spring. The production is moi
quite equal in poetical merit to some oI
Macaulay's Roman ballads, but it is
probably quite as valuable as represen-
tative of popular taste and habits. We
quote stsnza or two:
What wonderful times are coming, now
mark
What wonderful sights will be seen in
Hyde Park!
In the sweet month Of May land the
time will soon run)
In the year eighteen hundred and ffy
and one!
All America, Asia, and Africa too,
The Russian, the Prussian, the Turk
and the Jew,
Tens Of thousands of foreigners here
will meet,
And in every lane there'lI be lodgings
TO let.
There'll be new fashioned tables, coach
es and spoons,
Baby-jumpers, steam-engines, and three
horse balloons;
There'll be Yankee machines to grind
over the old,
And make them come out young, hear
ty and bold;
All sorts of odd nick-nacks, from john
ny Crapaud;
And glass from Bohemia all in a row;
From Turkey nine ship-loads of carpets
and wells,
With laughing hyena. that has seven
tails,
or course, the sea serpent will come
with his tail; .at
For Barnum has promised he shall
without fail;
Along with six mermaids and sweet
Jenny Lind,
To charm US with song, and to help
raise the wind.
season approaches, the times draw.
ing near,
When folks from all parts of the world
will be here; .-
Such medley old Noah ne'er had in |
his ark
rs you'll see, in the sweet month of
May, in Hyde Park.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-02
SMALL SILVER CoIN-We find the
6 follo,,,;,,o;, tha C;n,;,,,..; C.o,o..o,

SMALL SILVER CoIN.-We find the
following in the Cincinnati Gazette:
The small silver coin of foreign coun-
tries, particularly the Spanish quarters
and eighths oil dollar, are by law of
-the limited States, as we see it stated,
reduced to their actual value. The val
ue of the quarter dollars by this act is
established at 90 cents, and ofthe eighth
at 10 cents, and at these rates they
should pass in ordinary Transactions
We cannot lay our hand on the law, but
the statement OF its existence comes
from reliable sources. 1t is time this
smooth coin was driven out ofcircula-
ton. We suppose the value fixed by
law is the full value Of such coins. If
they are intrinsically worth more, let
them be sent to the mint to be re-coined.
The t'bit." 'sshilling," ''ninepence,"
or whatever the eighth ofa dollar is cal
lied, is very inconvenient coin in ma
king change with our quarters and
dimes. II --