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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

Fire - Arrest of Another Alleged Fugitive
slave, Ac.


The carpenter shop Of Messrs. StreePer
& sncer corner OF Marshall-st. and GiraTi-av, Z" as
deUoy % by ne tnls mOIning man .hO"hO ~ me
name Of JACOBS per,hed III the flames.
ADrahan Hal the Jed fugitive slave Of Joln
slaoe OF Hartford County. Mary and ~a' arrested
near I'm -ildIla n Monday afternoon. tie itn "dy
about three yeaTs ago. 4 40 persons ro'n Mar and
IDENTIFY hun.
Pnkuey. the fugitive slave. and prime cause %
H., recent rot IL Chrlstlana, Ia, teeh sren III ms
ctty The Marshal OF Police - on hls rack. PINK
ney IS LrooaDly concealed somewhere IN the CITY.
Capt CoAAach OF brig Brandy VINE ~ ms pDN
from Peran.blcO. SIN ult, reports tnaI schooner
Cltlon Daggeit. from NeH-l OrE for Acapulco, PIT
III ID c!sifeSs Win loss Ol DOwspgt and some salis
repaired and sailed ior destination, August = sept
2 iat ~ " long 90 81, exchanged signals with
~ American barb, winch showed v hIte signal wih
ID. ~ center ~
CoTToSis he'd lrnly, bu; the sales limited The
su es l! ELOl c1Atn small Az the stocA on Sc -
d ~ 70. iced A few hundred bhs fresh ground 80
D. 3 90 reLs ec,. syla a - " ~, DI oftfe
er. VIII ~ arcepf his rnce Sales fof thr ipp'Vssi
c.-t trade 20 g ~ - T. fer common ana 10 60
aId - - Up % - > fur Erra- he FLyCs ~.
81 are lnt lttie IA. ulred after t-e n, i-,aed
Wtlrtr T. I1i-ef frt ores ale unchanged- s1iss =.
GOO and -rWe SnlheTn Rcd a. = bal deaend
Il o. ~ farqrsl'y AZ oF'ffa,s ~ IN, hsrs i.
q ~ e.. COIN COn-G Ia -1s =. = n
i,,-e ,1-lr,- f, Ssl., ri ava ~ o1si'' Z. -
..l .,fae Il g.. heated 81 q CEN, - - ~.
NalaxI hin - - cis J. p- sioO Crty s. y. Ia
81. 49, 49, =. 81. = 80 Kens 1gton " v o.; g
-, C..,t~ =. :. lsf: Ice y =, - - ~
IL K k. IL. 81 % 49, "a SI30 sls,s ss icol
s.- .s -. M tnboy K K - 1871. l'FenA II ~
4oi {, .eo Kersnyton r 4 Is -. 8 90
- 80 z. =. - q ; Dk. a. D.nna }: K '0i,
49, - % Resn p, ttfp Len ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
FRANCE.
ARRESTS FOR CONSPIRACY. &c

ARRESTS FOR CONSPIRACY. &c
Al Paris, on the 3lst August, 65 persons were ar
rested charged with conspiracy against the safe
a,ronr the number was an advocate, named Mail
lard. formerly secretary 10 Ledru Ro.hn RolIin Is
said to be implicated IN the conspiracy
II IS confidently asserted that the Prince de JOIN
Vile has officially declared his intention to compete
for the Presidency.
A FRENCH SQUADRON ORDERED TO THE lIAL-
IAN COAST.
Letters from Toulon state that the French Medl-
,erranean squadron has received orders to proceed
forthwith 10 the coast of Italy The disturbed state
Of the Italian Peninsula, ard especially Of Naples IS
said to be the cause Of this movement on the part OF
the French. Naples, and indeed the whole oil I'aiy'
IS becoming daily more and more uneasy
The Paris CORRESPONDENT Of The London Post, under
date Of Wednesday, says that forty-seven arrests
were made that day, Of persons known to DC con.
cerned in a conspiracy against the state, anu diso
known to have connections with the Democratic
refugees IN London.
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SECOND TOARp.
"a 0SsfiON NJ. Mining G.
TUESDAY, Sept. l6-P. VI.

There was no marked change in the Stock
market to-day. The fancieS were generally IN mo-
derate demand, with only the usual fluctuations
Ere continues the most active stock and closed AZ
6sl, an advance OF per cent .on yesterdays price.
The traffic OF thus Road is now exceeding the largest
exp citations II its managers. On Saturday last the
receipts were slscoo. Tho .p freight train took
over 200 tuns of dry goods, including 800 packages
which were received here nom Philadelphia, for the
West. Long Island has IN upward tendency, and
Mohawk improved Il per cent the accounts OF It's
business having brought N some orders. At the sec
ond Board the market was generally firm, but New
Jersey Mining fell OF 50 cents p share. Govern
merit and State stocks were without marked change.
In Exchanges there Is rather dull mar
ket but the rates are Erm. Sterliog ,l0t0lo!'
Francs IS. lgids5 H.
Freiehts continue dull. engagements Of
$1,000 bush Wheat a, 3D. and 5000 bbs. Flour al 81.
Cotton, IS d4s. Dead weight, los To lIavro. &c.
There is moderate business doing to California
at 45G5Oc.
There is no change to note in the Money
Market to-day. On call the demand Is active and
The supply fair FrstclsSs paper IN good dem ,nd'
with no suuerabundance Of supply, but other des-
captions are very plenty. The current rates f,r
going better than IL per cent. The Banks are max
ing no increase m their accommodations, and It 10
only occasionally they take lots of desirable paper
from other than their regular dealers.
The suspension of Messrs. Cheescboro',
Steernsi& Coz extensive Dry Goods dealers, was an
nounced today. The amount of liabilities is stated
a S7o0OCO The extension Of their business beyond
the amount which their capital rendered safe, Is the
rock upon which they split. Long credits. spread
all over the country, are but fIal resort when
slrngency comes IN the money market. The Gro
Gers have always had the advantage Of the Dry
Goods dealers this respect The credits for groce-
res being two to -four months shorter than On dry
goods Two other failures were bruited but one oi
them took place more than month ago, and the 9th
En- although freely spoken Of We could not trace to
az authentic source
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
$4,000 payments, s22,it5 balance, ss,ocs,ssi
There is not much change IN Specie rates.
Inc .u.oilss Yves, aao s"ush continue ~
fair extent and will doubtless increase during the
Fall The quotations are
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The Very --latest Intelligence.

We are indebted to Capt. Lott, of the
Europa for the following latest intelligence, by cleo
tric telegraph from London to Liverpool, received
lust previous 10 the sailing of the Europa
LONDON Saturday p. NJ, Sept 6, 1851.
We have PARIS dates of Thursday evening, which
state that further arrests have been made OF parties
concerned III the conspiracy The whole number
arrested thus far, is 1875 general Socialist Revo-
luton was the object of the conspiracy. There was
less excitement upon the subject Paris than might
have been anticipated Here follows paragraph
relative tothe Presidency, but so releSsy rendered
BY the telegraph operators as to be wholly umntell'
glblel
Tie Paris BOurse was firm, and prices were i'm
proying The + cents opened at 90f DOC, and
closed 1t 94f 95c. 3p cents closed at 56f
AdyiceS from Vienna Of the 3st nit, state that
the attitude assumed by the people, caused by the
eoici Of the Emperor abolishng the Constitution,
has inspired those IN office with serious msgIyngs
From Rome We learn that the city had been thrown
into great excitement on the 29lh ut. IN c0nse-
Quence of the chambers of one OF the Secretaries OF
State beng broken open and mlHutey searched by
the police who. II is presumed would not have ven
tllrtd upon such proceeding without the SPECIAL
permission of the Pope mB self.
On the 2eth ult. an attempt was made to asSdssl-
nate the Count Dill. who Is an Assessor and Drec-
tor of the Police The stiletto struck his hlp bone
and made but slight wound.
The senate and Chamber of Deputies OF Belgium
we've prorosued on the 81 INST.
The Bourse, at Amsterdam, on the 81 INST. Was
finn.
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uollinsshend. FetIey n Cos Circular.


The demand for Cotton has fallen Of CONSIDERABLY o.
compared % any 81 the preceding week and the uu-
less since he of last Circular has been upon
what We must rderaie scale. ENl ut tu5 ot have
prchas ed 10 tpleIahV fair extent Whhe sprta liors
have been inactive. and several DAYS past nave
been ert rely II the market. The trade ow me -
ptyouS cNttusIye operations have bpnch- spa'ngN. ana
evidently for the supplying 81 immediate wiuis only. -
that urou the whole have had tame market entirely
devod of animat and elu,uty slight decline
of pFcS has ht the result We reduce the quotations OF
American de,criptl,sS eighth penny z To- remarAlng
tna the quantity tfeuDg AZ this reaction - not large 'r
American. 1870 Egyptian and 800 bales rat. nave been
taken on speculation With i96 American 40 Pc mans go
T. Ina go Sulat aud 80 Madras Tor export Leaving Tor
the trade 1850 Gales The sales OF to-day amount to
7,CtO tales
T. Sept 9Th. o'clock p. NJ. There has been an
improved demand for Cotton 10 dag, sui the market ~
Ve, firm the sales amounting 10 upwards OF 5000 bales, OF
taken CIlatiulI and Export. PTces
ale ShaCc deatr and The closing quotations are n
lows Uylauds, Niddlne. 4ld I'd. FAR, SC Mobile
Miodlme ID and Far. d New-OrleanS Mlddling 81
a. "a Fan sd AID In American Stocks there appears
veIy little dong The following the ruling quota
ton L IS g. g9a94 l. : o., OF 81, l0tdiOl d.. Of
6s il2allS; stock, o.. 6S lOiia oo Penns,lv
Fv,s STOCK 81 Maryland Bonds, 6Gas9, Canada 2 cent
Eonls iOealtq
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.,o,oved of its object. and ifit should be sen'so
hsa mid assisn no rsasgn for d'sapgropng a. %
: be Killed tue LpsG.S tat at the word
epe! snsnd and II rGs killed
q ccrnnsecous Chief Magistrate this Bu!he saTed
Or .%ps Junction from fearful riyal, and will ge'
The oIa some fashion presume. such numiha-
b ply often undertaken without the qtid pro gH9.
rca ln n getting votes for him the considerA-
Bo~e'.s'co CD there l. 4 spirit In the Wing ranks
tcr Pr ,ba, prognoNIcaie will carry every mig
ths az I'd Gry for Wln'hrsp and GrnneH never
psa ,ssre better feeling among the true oiq Us
va s Yours, BOSTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

THE RIVER PLATTE.-A commercial let
'a dated 4 Montevldeo, july 18Th gives Us intor-
1Anon Of important political movements II says
saA,n was reported On COod authority, that Cen
'Nul1a, and Gen Garcon we're about TO commence
active operations IN few DAYS, ana that the writer
Was informed that the Brazi army had passed the
uo0ueI Admiral GrcniCN had gone up the Pardnf,
10 prevent bN hiS forc.> TIE passing over OF BoNfcS
tooiS 10 EuircrloS" IHiS. I'd true, 1uld be an
count OF an important change Ot relations upon the
her hG there hiss been ~ little action upon OrQul-
"a poc SmaliOn, How some months Old, that We
san hardly suppose th., ne has made decisive
rre'emeal against Tie a sting goycInmeNt. II the
hsIlan amy has actually catered the republican
Ho'mceS, new South American war has been com
nerccd ,tBoston Advertiser.
PRoPosEp SrATE TEMPERANCE CoNvEN-
rios A Boston paper Say> the County Temperance
Conventions OF Bristol. ESSeN and worcester Nonn'
yes having eNprt >Scd opinion IN favor OF eIllAS
A>'ste Convention fcT the purpose OF consultation
Vh ihe eNpediency of adopting IN thai sac >N>-
wm OF legislation. on taS principle OF lhe Tecen a"
" NE State OF Name. 'oi ths suppression ~ ne
S-rs N intoxicating liquors, Commute ceH>i<'-
1s OF twenty members from several coun'it> OF me
s@ie, have mace an appointment and ls>ue1 a no'i-
station 70 the folioW.ne effect
. me undersigned. appontei az preliminary meet
ny hotcen AZ Boston me l2th INST. Te>pectuiiN n
we members Of the 0ilr;enl Temperance orsanlka-
eohs, and all fnegdS 90 Temperance N Ma>Stchu-
ssS who believe that they have the riCht 10 protect
serSeyeS by la~ from the evils OF the ,saic IN IN
wtNailng liquors 10 meet N Convention. 81 Wor-
esS'sr on "Wednesday, Isl day OF October next az 10
eSieek A NJ. ~ consider aud adopt the best me ans
"estcl The desired object
" The Hartford Times says. that on
sunday hight there was severe fros; which nearly
sesuoyed all the Tobacco leit standing III ne Con
heeticul VALLEY
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AUSTRIA.
rHE CONSTITUTION ABOLISHED

HE
Very great excitement has Deen cIeateu 'nIous u
ou, F1rone by the PRONUNCIATION Of the two DEGREES
by the Emperor OF Austria, IN which he declares at
his ministers are heneeforth to be responsible TO no
other political authority than the throne Inc very
forms Of the Constitutional Government are dooI
shed and future DEGREES are about to be countersgn
ed byihe-llere the telegraph gives US several sen
fences OF unnelhgible jargonl
Prince MeteTnch IS expected at Vienna IN the
course II few days
KOSSUTH AND HIS COMPANIONS.
The London journals do not credt the report,
which was brought by the Pacific that hOssutn and
his companions are TO be Getdlned beyond the ISL
Q5th) of The present month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
London Produce and Corn Market. Sept

The demsnd West Iada SUGAR better and prices
supported Sales Of Demarara AZ 3s &3is Tor ordi-
nary and middlng Mellow and good and brown 32s ass
Cd Jamaica Bis 35s Cd for Brown 10 MiddlIng Yellow
Trinidad, good brown To nddhns yellow So ass Bar
BADGES Brown Aliddlng Yell Nv BPS Cd Js 81 Max
ipg the sales OF the week ? 300 casks RehIei-A far
business done at former rates Foelgn-No free sellers
at previous rates
Cof RE quiet and very firm. Native Coyon, 39s dt0s
TE.-S passed of heavily and puces are rather
lower
WHEAr-ThcTe was not much English a. this morning
market NlelS cautious and the trade duu 10
last NJ nday currency Sales iOiegn Limited but
III, IS were UNCHANGED.
BARIEY BEANS and PEAS short supply atsqu.te
late rates SoaIct any English OATS offering, and
the supply OF foreign not large Dealers based
fer consumption and Monday advance was supported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
Passengers.

Nh and Mrs Knisht. MI aud Mrs Macklm. Nh AMI
Mrs Bus Mr. and MIS- LEGS, Mr.. aud Mrs IN mas,
MI and Mrs. Lawsoh MIR and MIS- French. &f. and
Mrs Speucer Mr. and Mrs BaRvaid. children and ser
want, Mr. anu MISS i;arr.~S A., spd NJ Rod Mr.
chic Mrs Noiscn. children and servant, Mrs Shaw.
children and servant. Mrs Berehes, Mrs Howe; MIS-
Geprer MISS Phelps. Miss Spencer Miss DAVIS, Messis
v hinev Hastings, Shannon. Come, Pephle. ward, BE
gan Mormon Aylihg. McDonough, sniin, Law'on, Ia
Pafr AvoIy. Carlton, Cannon, johnson, 70" e. Brown
Tmr,ns Bereuda Gardner 81 IAN, katls. Cooke h0dt -
OdneyeS Wilson, Copan. Lows. MTghl. DANIEL Nht-
uev Hucklv Iveudrc Walker, Mattce, Cglquc''u'e e.
Mum. Green. shoios. Burr, Honmen" Ay, Clap. ton
Ghlouy Peck. Plomptan. Fowlcr. Fo.S'cr. Powell WI
hams Ober. Englcman, Pa'teIson. NJ archer CroslcY'
Mocrc Ehercl. Heyer. McCuicheon. Cdmmins. HAM es'
C,eech smith Robertson O'Donlen Bush, jacob, Rus
sen Gordon Wcrdean. Stewart, Master ODonnei ara
l-..l -lLLL
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ing the demand. II Is alleged, struck M b IN the
face with a heavy boun' book; inarilng severe
injury He was taken De- ore justice osooTnc and
het 10 bail to answer the a a.sv
L. ). CmcurT CoURr. decisions by
judge Nelson -Wn hrs5l sgI. y y Bosrf~7r, II
Ball he-i for AZ owanc- OF patent Tor prs Ell s'ea prr
which each claimed The palen, s,ssa - defendant.
AL appeal ~ re By CON Tae CoIrt 4, Of
ian thai TIE AT has failed - establish as rgh 90
J.srp8 S-fifa sna ofsrrsar Gr7y y,eph -rhe las
lants were part the crew % The L Soopof sar Pg
ogh. an entitled C salvage To- bring ng n'n pot tAe rs
josephine The answer seq ~ that IA dhn - they oGs
- formed ia resting Up ant proper Cor UR.toi s.
sess.,s me C'a7 - y ai,a',S 'ne re" y esF
IT -Vtrsori ray ch'racer lni 1'r yet thU
t.is nos such Gaze. Libel q sSei " - c5>->
lAeh lni s'ares lai s 5000 rhoa as ucA 81 , a-ar.
Z y c91 or her say from Phiate 2ha, -ln mo -
Staten y. md ~ hsi tow 5 tie Keystone. alt snak
Decree o Court below reversed. and reierei 20 iaNs
-rfs O. Soa' and o'.c-s at Sfir7bos: Esrsc N-s01.
Lioean,s Hore owners OF the schooner Fox htea with
'one vaeh vas run INTO on ne Moth RIVER, by he s'lc
Ne, ant Decree oi The court below rry 3D.
and reference - ascertain amorni q loss.
NB1o's-To-night the Ravel family rive
theIr excenentlv revived ran'oTn,nle OF Raoul
and their Chinese dances IN him-k&. Tomorrow
tie great singer, Madame Thi,on, makes her debut
- The Christina Tragedy would prove
very Indifferent subject FOR dramatic representation.
The mos interesting things OF the KIND now are ne
come performances by the MartmetiI Family. al
BaTIumS Museum.
FIRE ANNIHu roR.-The Common COun-
ell Of the City Of Wilmington. Del. have appointed
a committee 10 secure the hrst supplies Of Fue An
nlhllatorS his country. We understand that sev.
eral other cities are abou, adopting similar
~ Bv reference to advertisement in an
other part Of iris paper. 1t will be that Mr.. Al
exander Mckenzie. OF 7os Broadway, plumber, is
s,i carry lng ON his business at that place. not~th
standing the destruction by fire OF part OF his pren
SeS
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shipping Intelligence.


Ar from Boston-Aug 2s,h. Hehe. Il, Gettenburs Cha
Sd f,r ncsron-Sept ed Union. from Glasgow 3d. Har-
net Wild. from kirswood. Wanderer, from the Clyde
oh ADELAIDE Metcalf from Liverpool
An from New -fOIk-Aug 18th, Leo, NJ Malaga 3Wn,
Jaco6a al Amsterdam. Manchester al Helyoo' Be>sel.
Na-tn Point. Stft 81 Savannah. . Gfave>ebd Sd,
ha,re
SEPT 81 HAVE. Hunsauan. Isaac W, CHIT AMI Harriet.
from 1--we ruol. ih. sheridan from Deal Nes port
Cacuiia and Geo. Greene. irom Liverpool, Sta. Lady
Slo ior Fhadel. h4-Aus e9h. Vesav from Gporto'
2lth N, henso. from Londonderry.
Sd for Cha tston->eIi Sh, Uld from Leth '5ia CsF-
nate. frUL Liverpool
Gitraha--Cld ION Jostrh New York. lsh. Orons Do.
An NON Qutbec-Aug %. Garland. az Arbroah' I'm.
Ch0 C, az shields. 18th. Hercules AZ Belfast Hero. al
Chester. Alexander. do Emic, - Hull Bacs amond,
klchesm> lluIcu a. LnercS ID ade.l, a, SAeids De"
Drop, h.thy 29h. TaguS II Brdgewaer RIVER; L' Hl,
do aron. al llectNoVd Springfield al Chester knan-
uel Kant. do. Charles Hughes a, Grayesend, Be"n,
GrR>y Hannah. AZ ll Chrs;ana snc Sophia 8. y -
p.u OluLluAo at PeIar-h hoals FefcvAL - >hielas,
Ahlcal. Weymouth Delta Nntny. S0lh. Fl grim. At
Busiol James Pagan De.l Mary. Gloucester, George
Guh'lfG ~ NsFs Herr Hr,hirr. ltrh Hnre. lfeTo24
IA. al Saeids Homer, 90, Mary. do BecAe,, 90. Eliza
Fersu> at Narro nth Roads s,,. SyGa. Cars Wolfe.
81 th, Cisle. An. al Deal. Momtns Den3ee Java II
GlevCts s. Charles NarssT. Do. Cerrrr. tn- tor
iuTatUs. do, Nclnta'u a, Liverpool. Part,ssl, -
SiaIcross Sep; Isl, Da,err, Al Ce,s Itay Caves
era astfg a. ard Pearl a- Fler-s-eI. 2, Miami. a.
1ralee NaIanhaR. ~ B,lfaS' fanG not the Manner
pm, q Ma. Al Ho!,hesd Nsuii.rs Suri~rlard wm
Hepry " istscA John Al StscItsg CeHmadorc. a, H.
n W ~ pea lniererftsl. Al Clones o. -5r,S,u d.
pff., A.1e.t % Glra'e, ~ Hlrwich British Queen.
a, Shcrehan Bgron 81 Sunderland 81 Her>a A. Stock
tol. Ngsna az GraysseAd, Manner. Al BetAsi Lodi
GrayeSsud Caroline. n Deal Niagara. AZ Fice-soct 8
GuleaIe. Ipswich Ala. Whne1aysn
Arr iora $ John. \. 3. arg ;I-EalsylsT!, a, he
sst Jsseph Home at Deal sept -. ASa2. AZ Liver
pol Pe,n. 4, TaaislS. Brush ooseo. At D1'hi %,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

Eleanor Craze a. Har~ioh Telemon a: Liverpool Ack
rah ,: Hull 5c virginia. a. Liverpool
MEMORANDA
The Belra fJr New-Y0rk, pu; back ~ KIng Rad Aug
%
Liverpool SEPT s-The Sardinia for Ne. York. while
beng ,oyei out this morning. got contact with the
culsn = Howell. and los' head cutwaer. lbbOOn, sc
The latter was damaged IN the bow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

~ The following appointments by the
Governor OF Missouri are officially announced
DAVID Meriw ether OF jefferson, Secretary Of State.
James 4 Metcafe of Nicholas Assistant Secre-
tGry
John N. Harlan o; Franklin, Adutant General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

The WRATHER.-Who can complain OF
the more than Arabian heats OF last week when they
arc succeeded by such delicious temperature as
that of YESTERDAY The atmosphere seemed charged
with new supply oithe elixir Of life while the sun
and sky reJoiced in the sot Influences which they
benirnanuy shed down on the n1l.iiules mat
thronged the streets. Corn has rpened into yeuo"
splendor during the parching days we have gone
through. and man Is now exhIlera;ed by the serene
dehehts Of the opening Autumn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

EVENING ScHooLs.-The various Eve
ring Schools commenced their sessions On Monday
night The tenn is to consist OF but II weeks this
year, so that they Will close by the Holidays. These
schools have been the means Of doing much 5000
heretofore and II is be hoped that the young men
and girls who can devote their evenings to study
viii avail themselves of ths excellent opportunity 10
improve themselves IN the business branches OF edu-
cation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

The Europa passed the stea- II on The ~.
urcsy evening gong INTO Liverpool ~ :,
lowing Wednesday spoke the ste amship Oanan.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS,
BY THE EUROPA. AT HALIFAX.

RY THE NOVA SCOTIA, NEW-BRUNSWIcK AND
MAINE TELEGRAPHS TO PORTLAND.
AND THENCE
"ERcHsNTS' LINE TO NETWORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER IT, 1851

ng the demand. II Is legged struck Mr.. r. IN the
iuce with A heavy boun>' book. inaIrtng 4 severe
injury He was taken Dc, ore Justice Osborne and
he ri 10 bail to answer the ca d!se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

SENATOR DouGLAs--We regret to learn
that Senator Douglas of Illinois who was appointed
10 deliver the address before the Annual state Far at
Rochester, VIII be prevented from performing mat
DUTY bv an attack OF illness. lie Is now al the AS
tor House confined TO his room. but we hope 'oonto
hear Of hls cCnyaleseeuce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
tins One Of the syracuse secessionists an merbrr

ting one OF the Syracuse Secessionists and member
ofthe Committee OF Safety. TAr Erea,as Post an
nounees, iRiencs to pursue the same course Is the
members OF the Tammany Committee
The opposition Primary meetings are to come of
on The seth inst a. he places heretofore iesig-
mated"
The disposition Of the contested seats from the
Twentieth Ward Is postponed to the next monthly
meeting, Oct 20. and the mean time the Tweais-
eth "arders are politely requested to settle their
own differences. But few ofthe members elected to
the Old or Young Mems General Committee ever
attend mole than one or two meetings. and things
are maraged n regular cut ard dried order 0v one
ortwo patriotic individuals, whom II would be IN
necessary to name, they are generally kno Al by
the Democratic" wire pulling fraternity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, III illi oS11,'
riert N ,os er,n.ov Of Messrs. Macy. stanton
a., ,r.rcf. r+s ID No u bIo4l-s-reet. IA yesterday
sE5r INTO cr.,sdv ty oieef Patterson, o. the Lover
Folice CouIt charged WITH tie commission Of a 70
len, assault upon Rich2rd K bToEAer. A.so c'ls -
with TIE hrr1 or Chamberlain Bacon. jewelers. OF
Nos GO auc 65 Ann-stfett Nr BroEner, Il appears,
ralled upon tie accused a. The store and requested
the paJ tren. VI bili foT so iot .e"ef. plr SCI
eTG cue scE.e a.s--hs s-Icc .c-'tf.iI -l' . l''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

TAMMAyY GENERAL COMNIrrEE. AT
meeting q m, Commute 4. I@minall Ho'el u,
Monday evening, RobeI, : Dillon, oi the iii.
Ward, IL The Char. alter filllesS EFFORT 20 a-op'
Fow.er's rejected ,SyTacusel resolution on u''' ~
o. The Chairman the resolutions PASSED And 9o.'-''
tons maze a. Syracuse. were adopted . -F