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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28


AsIFs-The market - firm. with coed demand. ani
sales u 10 bales at - VI Df Pots, and - 81 ioI po's
COTTON-Tho market j. e1sier, D~lng % the melting ID
the frost reports OF last week Only 800 bales have
FLOUR AND MEAI-Our market for Western ani
State Flour less active d prices it'0r the buyer su9ni
H. The supply large. ana the private adyres from IdT-
elpoo not favorable A ne published accounts asd
bur tte dong iur export or We ttsl Inc mono
demand the better grades ana prices are steady
Canadian seady but quiet Sales Of 20 bDs ioI me
ProHIces az s. C8a - for No superhne sad ~ for
No T. IN bond. The ,ales Of Domestic $500 bbls Al
g foF and straight Sate with Cccasna sales
At 50 8lt; s)6iasi 2f for Michigan OHIO and indiana
ana a Past q .or pure GeIssee southern IL steady,
Int ro active Sales of 100 bbls 81 l2,af 23 for
mon 10 good brands Baltimore, Ale sandTa and te,se-
100 bs Rye Flour and Com Meal ste Sc ldy al ~ IT
M for eroo-t ~ very nm prices The suppl, Is large and
u.crs close less bnOysmt Safes II 800 bush good 10
inme b bite Geuesee At 9Je57c LOO bush white Mch-
an al qoc . and 600 hush red OHIO At 8ic Barley 70
scarce aud prices nominal 7Gaslc. Oats are shsts
better Sale Of State ~ a38c and Jersey at ts3r
.Tprt he holne trade Is good Sales n 300 bush at
ran or unsound and 80 eJlc for good to prime "es-
cemand ~ part Tor export Sales u 400 bush at 7Ie7"
Canadian Peas are quiet az &c , - -.
WHfSkY-The market is firm a. the advance, VIII a
rdemand Sales u 400 bbs Prison AZ nc Dfudgss hsn
PROVIsIONS-There new feature 70 notice IN oar
market for PORK supply age, ana mere oa ssospo
.top buyers freely TIE sales are 500 obs ..
80 u for Mes end ss 3; o5 pn%s ssea M,ss
81 4 - $40 q for old Mess 81 j0dsj 81. for do Prime.
We note the Arrival held At $40 Dressed Hogs
carce al 7c Lard heavy and dg sales Of 70 heroes s
8c0co Butter and Cheese are steady <,..,-
FRI lTThere have been sales made to-day ~ w pies
bunch PaisXs 30GSl 3d. and few cases Iints Cur
Ian.s It az also few drums Old Turkey Figs at &C.
WOOI-The market shows a better demand. though tho
routh N the manuie,gIGg districts still prevents thai az
tylty which otherwise would prevail Tor DOmesuc ieecS
Wshn the las. three days 900 Domestic Fleece have
hands az 30 up 10 &c Prices Grmer. ~1thsa!
having advanced About " 900 ID pulled country WOO soS
2ca33c. Foreign W0o are dun 100 bales SmTfn' ''''
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE Lose ISLAND RAILROAD CONPANY.
The Common Council last night resolved 5yunan
Imous consent that the temporary permission here
toiore extended to the above Company be amended
a. to provide that the rate of speed from South Ferry
10 the intersection of Flatbush Road and Nlantc-st
shall not exceed six miles per hour, and rom SAID
intersection to the Glove Road not exceeding eight
miles per hour. the trains 10 be preceded by man
on horseback. as heretofore required between the
Flaibush Road and eastern end Of the tunnel and
men to be stationed II the western end OF the tun-
mel and Il the Glove Road, while the trains pass
lng-such permission TO extend for 30 days from the
date when this resolution shall take effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

WIG DirrERENCEs-E'ShtceRr Ward.
My name is tofoTe the voters % the Eigaieenih
Ward ~ candidate for Assis:d0t Alderman OF ,aai
Ward /, has been put there without any solicitation
on my part have ever advocated fairness and hon
es,y IN our public affairs, ard 4 those principles had
40, been greatly violated there would be no DIVISION
In our ranks IA that Ward. / have had no hand IN
putting my name m NOMINATION and shah aaye
none IN taxing II away. have offered 10 my
oea endea'oIs 10 hayen wi,k-Tawu, # they would
pun any man IN nomination WAC should Ne uuobicc-
aohAele toihe Wing voters o. the Ward. Istilih
10 objections to It's beng wlthdrawn IN favor OF an
t0sa and efhcieni man. or' 10 Os1cs.ss,l.r
"'"- ora Oct =. LtraEs G.. C.srgx.
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New-Ycrh Cattle Market. OCTOBER a.

fNenurfd FOR the Tribune
lathe Washington Drove Yard, corner tth- n aud tith
laid At the Ilosou River Bulls Head foot Of hob sssn
81 Tor Heeyts For Cows. Calves Sheep and Lambs, a
Browning 9TH st near 3j-ag and a. Chamberlain oe<
II Robinson -
Ar WAsnINCTos DROVE fARD.-20 900 Beeves ZOO fr,n
thc south and tho balance from TINS ate Demand au
Prices ranacd ~ from 81 20 ~ % cwt. as ia quaLty
About 200 left over
At BROW NfNG's75 Cows and Calves offered Sales AZ
from so 10 $500 iGJO quality All sold Sheep and
Lambs so sale Sales of Sheep At from 81 80 70
S2-7ld s. Lambs. Sl@S20S3 %. Jsft over. 500
Al CaAMHLRIaiNs- Offered 300 Beef Cstss-salos AT
from Sc 10 $50 left over 5000 Sheep AMI Lamss Do9
Sheen oNtraes az from 81 20 to 80 JO9si Tor sheep
and T. % to - Z3Q 81 fpT l. RIubs
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Murder in iIadephia-Arrest OF the Supposed
Murderer.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, o.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Oct. q, 1851.
youne man named Henry hcGarry was Sc;
upon by crowd of dlssOute young men, at the cor
neY of Twelfth and Shippen-sts., last evening" and
stabbed IN several places one OF which, IN the back
of the neck. proved fatal, and ne died instantly.
James McFadden was arrested on suspicion, and
brought before the inquest. The evidence against
him being strong, he was committed for murder
The cause OF the deed is said to have been dispute
between two uyal fire companies.
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Jenny Lind-Sudden Death &c.

DUNKIRK, Monday, Oct. 2, Io1I
The steamer MAY Flower passed in sight Of Dun
kirk to-dsy, having been chartered by Mdlle Jenny
Lind to make a tour Of the soath shore OF Lake
Erie
A stranger who came down the Lake on Saturday
M the storm and had been very sick, was found
dead In his bed at the American Hotel on sunday
morning.
About two inches of snow fell here Yesterday, ana
the ground was frozen this morning.
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The Ocean Steamers.
LIST or STEAMERS FOR THE MONTH or OCTOBER.

BRO Jonathan From n Y oct n. For Chagres. g.
America 1890 rom B0st Oct ~. For Liverpool
Naron From y Y Nov / For Charleston.
Albania. From Y Y Nov l-For savannah
Hermann .-- from Y No.. For Brem i SJuthsm p.
" infeid Scott From y Y Nov 3 For New Orleans
All Letter. and Newspapers hand for England iLaiana
and Scotland - le steamer matter o: wna
Line.
Letters % me Continent II Europe by me COLLINS Line,
must be pre aud rate except fJf
those places required 10 be prepaid IN uil.
Letters the Continent Of tur0pe ny The CUSkRD Linz
must De Dre1aid five cents sTse rate ehcep. TO ihost
oace, required - be prepaid IN full
Letters by she Hayre Line must ~ prepaid twsnty-iou
cents per ma ONCE Inland Postage 90 be added except
Great Britain
Newspapers by either Linz - the Continent, mast be
paid r ur cents each.
Inland Postage must added Letters and Newspaper
70 tic CoBl.n. of Europe by the HAVE ard Bremen Lines
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

WIG NOMINATIONS. For Mayor, {. w.
Houshton Police Justice. VIM. ID. Lowerre Street
Commissioner, Anthony Walters Controller. James
F. Kenrey Receiver of Taxes, Timothy Gotta
Clerk, c. 4. Sparks Counsel OF Corporatlon'
Shapter. Jr Treasurer. j. Holbrook Sealer Of
Weights and Measures, Solomon Wilson.
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no. omit mentioning that the .Astor House.
where am sslournipy, is one 81 she best-keps
hotels IN the West.
Ex-Governor Doty. the FIRST Governor oil the
Badger State. and present Represen1aH'e IN
Congress of this District, and lady, sre guests
of the Astor at the present time. More anon
Nnrrs &c IL w HANILTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

COURT or GENFRAL SESsIOSs-Dcf. IL
Before the Recorder and Ali. C9nckIn md Doo'ey
Sc'tenrsf.-At the opening Of Court Antoine Nil-
lett. convicted Of an attempt at rape UPON the per-
son OF Ann siswar child wears Of sse. - the re-
slffnce OF her father. No 32G Pearl-s' WIS SEN
tened TO The State Prison for 2years and months.
hichae' toihr, indicted for assault and battery,
with intent 10 Kill WIN Dustin pleaded guilty TO an
assault L1 battery only The plea was accepted, AMI
he was sentenced to he Peniientlary FOR months.
Join Fattery. indicted for Highway Robbery, IN
having on the 22i Of sept last Violently ass lulte
Chas. Williams, policeman Of the Isl Ward, and
stolen silver watch from him. pleaIed guilty to an
assault ard battery only. The plea accepted BY
the Court, and Owing to some mitigating cucum-
stances connected with The assault the C0ur. sen
fenced him 10 the PententaTy for 30 days.
AnflOny Horace, indicted for grand larceny. plead
ed guilty to petit larceny. The plea was &C eptei
by the Court and he was fined $50 upon the pay
men; OF which he was dis harged.
The OrfOrf BGnk DaSe-James VI. Smith. ESQ.
counsel for Miles \. Bradley, who was chlrsed By
Robert Barber. Of ST. Louis. with false pretenceS,
mace motion that Mr.. Bradley and his SureteS be
discharged from their recOgp zanceS. The motion
was granted by the Court This IS the ise the eX-
animation Of which, occupied nearly three months
before Justice MountiOrt
Adjourn ed for the term.
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Age-Under year, 80 Ito years. 20; TO }, 59; 20
H. Ofo % TO- 20 80 81 80 g. 40 % 10 to So 90 30
to 90 IL ca 10 7O4 70 80 80 o. . 90 TO iOO
Places Of Nativty-U United States 233 Ireland, 90 Eng
land. e. scotland 2, Germany, IS France l. SwitAer
ard. 2; British Possessions IA North America l. I'M
known, |.
From Hospital, Bellevue. II; Lunatc Asylum, BacS-
well'sI,and Randall's Island o City Hospital. ;
Aims House Backwen's Island 2 Coored Home, ;
C0lJIcd peTsoIs 3.
armanfs returrel from Wards Lsland. 28
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-, n.r,,,s and the silver Greys.
ROCHESTER. Nonday,

ROCHESTER. MONDAY, Oct "a, 1891
-. statement that twenty'one votes were given
Is M wing Assembly Convention for + Douglass y
r1nsct The most active person in eiectoneelihg
va. .as CO. re- sIS %s "a. dSpy e1S9
nnsss we're all given by selAnown Silver Gieys
Tssr had full half the Convention, and could nav s
Ins! a respectable candidate II they mao
Snssa to bring one forward The nominee Is true
"a ss,upch whiC.
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The Propeller Henry Clay-Probabie Loss OF
the Steamboat Empire.

BUFFALO, Monday, Oct. q, Is5I.
The only survivor of the propeller Henry Gay
70 O'Clock on Thursday night, and he was picked up
Al O'Clock the next morning. Capt. Caliarc all the
crew and passengers are lost.
Nothing has been heard or seen OF The steamer I'm
n,re. whlch left DunkIrk on Thursday last for De-
iron Ii is feared that she went down IN the gale on
Thursday night, and every soul on board perished.
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n, New Constitution Of Virginia

RICHMOND, Va, Monday, OCT. q, 1871
,ss,ex Constitution o. Virginia has been adopt
\ ne an overw helmlng majority.
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ITICA, WOnHHy, OCT 2, 1911
The hsyor has issued an address calling for the
Council 10 appoint a secret watch for the detection
Of the incsndiaries. as several more attempts have
been made of late 10 burn dOHa buildings.
The petition 10 the Governor for the TeprIeye OF
H. b Concklin has received about 800 signatures
Aman named Dickinson was Killed this afternoon,
IN West Utica by being caught between a boat and
Inc
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Freak i'm the Chesapeake Canal.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct. y, lsJI
A break mas occurred IN me chesapeake and ONO
Canal, near hollands Ferry.
Navig will be interrupted Tor several days
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ANOTHER SPLENDID PACHEr.-The new
packe'sli Mercury, now lying at Pier No North
River, and about 10 take her place in Boyd
HmcNens hne Of Hayso packets, IS one more beauIl-
Iui contribution 10 our feet of sailing vessels. The
Mercury Is 10 be under the command OF Caps. Conn
man OF erea, skill and experience. She was built
by WesseTeit. and certainly mus, 10 honor 20 his
acknowledged abilities IS a naval constructor Her
dimensions are as follows 1913 feet on deck, % fee,
beam, AID - feet deep. Her Keel Is of Nh.te OAK.
SCARED and boted together with copper BOLT IN the
usual manner. and nodded IS. by II inches Her
sproR, knight heacs, iranSoms, forward AMI aHer
deadwoo6 ATE II 1--we OAK her frame l. composed Of
ni'e OAK. live oak locust sud tamarac, nodded Is
inches a, the keel. u inches at the &C. and lch-
Is a, the p.ankshoer. She has two tiers o. ccnier
sUa sister keclsoLs-:he ceuteT one iaSttUed with
Z. copper bolt, tTiyor through aad caachci tier
.~ls0srd IS inches i.lr~. .asienei "..a Iat 'ntt
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Thanksgiving in Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct. y, 1871.
The Governor has issued proclamation set'lhg
forth Thursday the 21th OF November, as 9aJ oi
thanksgiving Throughout The state OF MatYi"hu'
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Loss OF the bark Jane Gano

NORFOLK. Monday, Oct. q, 1851.
The crew Of the bark Jane GanO have arrived
here The bark which was laden with salt, was iosi
an the ssh INST. The cargo Was insured here, and the
vessel an Baltimore.
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The CLERKs.-A petition from the Clerks
Association of this city presented to the Com
mon Council last evening, asking that an apartment
be placed at their disposal for the purposes OF
Reading Room. resolution was adopted granting
them the use OF the room occupied by the Health
Physician IN the City Hall.
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MOBILE, Ala, Saturday, Oct. -, 1871
The Yellow Fever has made las appearance III our
city, and causes much alarm.
fhe Board OF Health have met and reported the
disease as not on the increase but advise all stran-
gers TO stay away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

icsn Trust Company appeal as to ,h. million and
first faf million loan TIE case said Nj Butler
has oetn on longer thar was tas siege Of Troy.-
he present II a motion for isave 20 PAT three it
ters, two vrlitsn by Palmer, McKelloo Dent & Co,
ard enc by another house, 20 Mr.. Lang,ol. PreSi-
dent 81 the Bank Of Liverpool The msgOn Is Op-
posed Argument was heard
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LOUISVILLE, Monday, Oct y, IoJI.
There Is not coal enough here for more than
weeks consumption and II j. now selling al lhnV
cents bushel
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MARI IED.
DIED,

ON Thursday evening, Oct. q, BY Rev ) Ssl,,cn-
Aa,ner Mr. CHARLES PARkEh I" SiNS "hh' J.
COPY daughter Of " l. Coey, Esi
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.reah i'm the Chesapeake Can;

BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct. %, 1851.
A break has occurred In the Chesapeake and ONO
Canal sear hollands Ferry.
Navigation viii be interrupted for several days
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composition bolts. the ne1t streak S II

composition bolts. the next streak inches, and
then comes inches, the regular thickness OF the
bottom. They are fastened with /. locust tFeenfls
driven through ard uedged. They are from - ~
90 inches long, and the whole number from keel 70
plank sheer, amounts to 10 COS Her ceiling the
rat OF the HoOr inch ok, from thence 10 lower
deck arch yellow pine squared, tasted with bolts
Her hanging knees 10 lower mold are OF Mar; land
white OAK, sided from 10 TO IL inches and fastened
with one-inch iron bolts-each knee cOn.alalns
about l6 bolts Fer lower deck frame j. Of yellow
pine the beams are nodded inches at the ends
and 49, IN The center There are three tiers OF wa
ter WAYS on this deck. Of yellow pine-'he first
nodded il bv l4 inches the second 10 nv II inches
and the third { by l. inches. The hanging knees on
the upref AID man deck are SIDED from 10 -
inches and fastened with l6 one-lnch rim 0ot,. Inc
deck knees are OF White OAK, sided O. and inches,
and boiled with ron. The water wayS on ne
main deck are Of yellow pine moulded II by 10
inches Her cabin, which Is on this deck, j. fitted
M with large and airy state-rOoms and the saloon
Tor comfort ana elegance Of deCOtatlOn IS equal -
any packet ship out Of The p0rt. Forward 0i me
main hatch is a very large house uniting with the
forecaste, containing the galley, lce-house, store
roOus and apartments for Storage pasSe myers he
fo,ecasie Is large and fitted IS 10 secure to the
men every possible comfort. She has a large IRON
tank reaching from keelSOn TO upper deck, cdpaole
OF containing 5 COO gallons OF water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

COURr oF COMMON PLgAS.--ia the case
Of Brou1 agt Cammrs, for small stock Of drugs a.
No 50' bowery, already referred 20, The Jury gave
verdict io' plaintiff. vaurg the properly n $3.50.
The General Term % this Court commenced rs
term Yesterday. before Judges ingrsham and Day
No decisions
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The Murder OF MARSHALL in Boston.

BosroN, Monday, Oct. ", 1851.
The nane OF he man who killed Marshall an
Ann. 81, on Saturday night is Felix H. NJ Lambdin.
ssaman about - wears old, belonging TO Philade-
phls lie denied ali knowledge of the murder Mar
,hal belonged to PASSPORT, Maine
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rotaiRatlroad Accident.

NASHVILLE, MONudN Vcl =, INII'
A locomotive ami uain on the Railroad four miles
nom MsIphys buTgh, ran over COW, and was thrown
over an embankment INTO "a creek. One person was
killed and several wounded. The locomotive was
DESTROYED
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Great Pedestrian Feat.

Sr. LOUIS, Monday, Oct. p, 1851.
Ellsworth, the pedestrian, yesterday completed
his great feat OF GOO miles IN 900 consecutive
hours IN the presence Of large assembly. He cN-
pressed ms readiness to do SEQ more
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WFFKLY Report OF DgArHs.-The fol-
loving IS the weekly report OF Deaths IN the Cfy
and County OF Newly ork, from the 18TH cay OF
October to the 25th day OF October, 1851. Men, %
Women, 60 Boys, III Girls, 80. Total, 32i
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Business IS DUH here, caused by frosty weather.
500 kentucky Hoes were slaughtered to-day No
further contracts have yet been heard oi. The mar
ket tends If anything downward
The River remains low, me assuring feet 10 Louis
vile
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FATAL AccmENr.-John Laurence,
resident of Taman-st was killed on Saturday by
falling down the hatchway into the hold OF the North
Carolina, living of the Navy Yard. An Inques. was
held, and a verdict returned in accordance.
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Marke,s--Bvrruo. Oct. q. 1851.

The receipts at this port since Saturday have been
FLovR, 900 boS. WuYAT, $4,000 bush. CORN.
$4,000 bushels. BARLEY, 2l.0O0 bushels. Western
FLOUR has been IN tar demand, and prlces gener-
ally are unchanged Michigan sells az So ~ SO IS.
WEtAr IL steady and hrIn, with sales Of Mixed at
t1c. CORN Is steady az YESTERDAY rateS-20, 600
tu>h. MNei Western sold q, ilc. OAR are que, at
.JC. HRKgGuI> unchanged.
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,.,.;cuIurs Of the Wreck OF the Propeller ~.
CIav on Lake Erie-rhirty Lives Lost.

BUFFALO. NOLuey, Yet q, 1871.
Tn. popeller Henry Cley, Capt George CaiIard,
..norted los; on Saturday, had board thirty per-
ors Including the crew, and enc female passenger
a. - O'Clock on the night Of tue 23i when on Long
pont and laying side up N tie trough OF the sea-
,.e captain asked himself and the female TO the no
xsy and the crew all lasbcd themselves to the fs
sne In twenty minutes ate; the boat went ~
sieces the deck and cabin came of, and me huil
tuned bottom upward The captain could not IN
lash IN tune and went over With the null DaVl1
Keefe, wheelman, the only hand saved, llmpeV Oh
he wreck and got hold % the pilot house deck, WIN
rlne others and held on I'll daylight, when ne fonhi
an but the first mate and second wAeelman washed
of They aflerward secured a pole ana piece Oh
carpet which they raised for sal, and heio on VII
o'clock (the wind and SEA slii hignJ wheh the Dig
John Martin bore down and threw ropes to them
Keefe caught one, and was draEged quarter Oh
mile before he was go, on poard the brig. His two
companions could not Catch tie ropes. and nothing
more was seen Of either them o. the raft.
Captain Callard formerly an Ohcer oil the
Texan Navy and the inventor O the signal lanterns
row used for distinguishing vessels at sea.
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The 70 loving have been the receipts here since
our last Flour, l6,0CO bhlS., WHEAT, $500 bush
Com ie,OQ0 bushels BARLEY. $1,000 bush. FLOUR
has been steady. but not active sales 1000 bbs.
toRN-la, 600 bushels sold u Size. The sales OF
BARLIy haze been 10 OU0 bushels at sos iortWo-row.
ed and S5a Soc. for tOur.roWtt. some osslnary two
rowed sod al sc Sales ii PEiSoN WusGEY =
sl,c Hor> >old Al 3Cc
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The Reported Fire on Board the Massa-
chusPtts.

BosTox, Monday, Oct. -, 1851.
After the sap Massachusetts, reported THIS morn
ne on FIRE Ia the hold had been tOwed up WITH all
haste the fire department beng At the wharf 10 re-
eeiye her 1t was found upon taSing off the matches
Ina, II was a false alarm, caused by the smoking OF
the sugar
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.

CITY or a AsGoV-Sld fm LN'pl for Phiadeipi' O'l
FURoPA-Suied from Liverpool for Boston. Oct H.
FRAVKIfN -Saled from Iiavre for New York Oct. "
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CITY ITEMS.

~ The weather last night vas clear
and cold enough 10 be called Winter The wind
was high during the afternoon but went down with
the sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
TENTH WARD WIG NoMlNATIoNs--For

Alderman, Abraham B. Bayls Constable, Daniel
H. Smith Commissioner of Excise, Caleb Leyerlch.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

Mrs. Margaret de Neal, aged 62, diced
at New York from an overdose Of lauda.
mum on Tuesday.