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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
PHILADELPHIA.
Female Robber Arrested-Markets, so
CorrespOndence u Tie Y InDuh''
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept. /, ls5l

CORRESPONDENCE Of The y 4 InOpnf.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept /, ls5l.
This morning a married woman, named
lane Nichols was arrested IN this city. CHARGED WIN
robbing the house OF flames shalross' Of IdHdeh'
] Of $500 IN gold and notes, on Saturday nlghI'
me woman was acquainted with the family, ana per-
netrated the theft while staying for the night AZ me
house When arrested she as al a oed,tly slate OF
,n,oxica,ion. and living partly IN a gutter.
Intemperance Is fearfully on the increase ia this
CITY as the police statistics each MONDAY morning
prove, "A,
,,srd p,RE : he'd AZ s2j tun ior No l. but no sales
ave been reported The FLOUR marset = quiet s1tne
h her sales # fresh Tound have Deen made ~ - - '
Mi but The demand for shipment lintd The SAFES Tor
ct coTssptOn FAR extent AZ - IjGs8 0f COM
n au sOod brands 81 L a. - ioT select !)i. am e1ti
ana fancy SewYOYk a, higher rates. In RYE FLOUR aiu
Coas MEAL there u nothing dong Iae fecclp,' u
WHEAT continue small and there > far demand "a
u Wv 20 900 bushels good AMI PRIME ne~ southern ~,
A; &c &c and white AZ a. d9.c busnel me 50
1rlce Tor superior lot. Rye = worth &c foc 49,
N demand and several lOts ot yol.O" s'id A. -.
s4oat which : further advance OATS are sctnfs -
of oushel. Southern and Pennsy wanna a. - n,
SALE CT STOCKs -ftr1 Boo d-sio,Oo"e u - 0sj
81 10 Ssco9 do, -. IL 5000 hsaH az 800 Ctr g.
Leigh Int. "a 500 DO .Sis, ~ do: o. ,)S II 100
1927 $50 STATE IT, So sass do sV S,ea "A goi 100
do eol a CoO DO g0l see do, ~. ~, 20; n :, 10
ReadinE. s. % 100 DO. % 20 DO ~; !" r. 10 Do
h.2s 81 do, =, g - a. % c; .,,9 n
S.Sond BogTd 81 Penn. X R, t2 % ~, 1 "a Re,d X
IRA a. ~ ~ a. Cav Railroad o. i've p.,a psng
. 20 ~. ID u. SIos Lehgh lot % y - :
- 10 S3sg Ish IA Is 81, sIV09 he1A " -
q go Sch Nay. %, 6s, Unit onJ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Enec,. of ,he Gale of MONDAY Nigh,. Aug. %.

PROVIDENCE, Monday, Sept. 7, MI.
The schrs. Harriet OF Stonington smith. master
Superior. Conley, of Newport, and sloopS Fame ana
Agent OF Newport, and sl0op belonging to say
brook. Conn, were anchored on the East side OF
Block Island, with the wind strong from the e.
about | O'Clock The wind shifted 10 N.N.W, and
blew a violent gale they then all got under WAY,
nrobaby for the purpose of standing ont to sea The
Harriet was capszed and went ashore on the Island,
and soon after she struck her masts came out, she
went to pieces and Is total loSS-her crew were
saved IN the boat The Superior parted her lib hal
hards was driven ashore on the Island, and IN nj
teen minutes went to pieces. The soOp Fame, and
the sloop belonging TO Saybro0k put out to sea the
former returned on Wednesday morning. with loss
of no, and the other without damage. The Agent
ran for Greenpori and sunk IN making the haroor
there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Late and Important from Texas-Thc Cuban
Movement there-Great Dearth in Northern
Mexico-Indian Depredations. &c.

NEW -URLEANs, MOnuay, sept, T. TSoI
We have received Brownsville, Texas, dates 70
tho 9th ult Cuban volunteers were gathering there
TO the number of several hundreds and were ready
for "A descent on the island.
Some Indians have made their appearance near
Roma and murdered several parties.
Groa, distress Is prevailing IN Northern Mexico
the crops have failed and the stock is perlshlng for
want Of water and pasture. The indians are rayag
ing The country.
The water in the Rio Grande remarkably low.
The Custom House AT Point Isabel has been robbed
% goods worth $4,000
The Brownsville papers say that the Mexican Gov
eminent are prosecuting several Senator'S and that
some have been fined and others imprisoned
The crops IN Texas are dong well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

az .n MENDOZA TREArY.-ln the treaty
aaS. Atndo,a, With the Sioux, there was pre-
NAe,s,saS Pso'lslon inserted ~ this effect that
e Sa, ae hali-oreedS Al Lake PepIa had neglect
nTsVNlale and possess The halt-0reed tract be-
ast,I, toa them BY The SIOUX Indians, II Was then
Sen, ubdersiood and agreed by and between the
s,e, 80 'he hal, breeds, tina: the hallbreei tract
&,ss S,''t the properly N fee OF the United
hac,as tNn tne payment 70 the haf-orecdS OF one
Tee AZ ao1 hiiy thousand dol-aTS oUt that SAID
saSc =, sion for the sale OF haf-oreed tract.
pNOo.,N mustered distinct. SEPARATE. substantive
ale ,rSon 70 oe rejected az acCeded 10 by The sen.
u u ~. III any manner aiecNng The ratification
kaA,. 90, ioT the other lands $4,000 IS $50. 900
Vas stipulated 10 eep paid on the terms OF The
~, ,utesiy made last year. which treaty Was
haltA,ass ~ the Senate, hecaus. II appeared that
eoer,,s~s, t"ho are ciiTeas, no, Aliens were IN
keISo,sA PERSONS 10 a treaty. The provision IN the
pi.ce ~ Aavsty, not only VIII save $4,000 IN the
4, M naii-hTeed uact, but If the Senate agrees
neA,. npe TIE title OF tsat land IN the Govern
u psrsos's OF lis remaining Jointly IN a multitude
h nak. "ao Gould never al JON IN u deed so as
snias ms sooa conveyancc-a difficulty which i
tfesI -. e trouble now 10 residents on the half
IOWA. st. Paul Pioneer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

THN CouRrs. The Court of Over and
Temirer was openediy yesterday forenoon by Judge
hrculo ard Justices Stllwell and Wright, when the
allowing Grand Jury was empanneled
James J. Sudewoll, foreman Charles w ioush-
aa, Thos Van Zandt Stephen HAYNES, Richard ).
Tucker, Ben W Delamaier, Horace Thayer, Robert
Petit John j Hicks, Geo. :. Wiley, Peter kowen-
bowen, Joshua Rogers, Lewis Nichols, Ralph Lane,
Daniel ). SeioIer, VIM. Brown, Geo. ;. Thatcher,
James Libby The Judge delivered an able charge
10 the JuIJ. when the Court Adjourned till III 4. NJ,
to-day
The Circuit Court was opened by Judge Barculo,
when Petit Jury was called and sworn. The Court
Adjourned uil 10 A. N. this morning. The number
Of causes on the calendar COX trial tins term Is ia.
The calendar of causes for this day is from No | 10
NncluSi,e
lWge BalCulo was Yesterday afternoon engaged
hearing special motions m the Supreme Court.
lmOuon was made 10 dissolve injunction granted by
Judge Greenwood restraining the Long Island Rail
nad Co. rom using steam m Atlannc-St. Motion
argued and adjourned.
The Civil Term Of the City Court commenced be-
lore Judge Greenwood, when the Jury was rmpan-
aeled snd no cases being ready, the Court adjourned
uihs morning at iOo'clook. The number Of causeS
IL lnal tAl> Court Is 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

Nl0pFCu. =
Fdoss offhe Moyor.-His Honor returned reso,
hpou and ordinance allowing the Inspector OF
psrsmep,s fees instead of salary, on the ground OF
LEGALITY. Communication accepted and ordered to
" entered on the minutes.
A resolution passed, some tune since, annulllng
The contract dated Oct. 10, 1919 between the Mayor
and Common Council OF the City OF Brooklyn, ana
he Br6oklyn Gas Light Company, and also the
hcense therein granted 10 the SAID Company, below
the streets OF sad city, was returned by the Mayor
with his objections. A motion, made 10 sustain The
resolution was losi-ayes 6, noes II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Loss of the Brig Mntamoras by Fire.

IHARLE>rON. SatuTdaV, Aug. 81, nj.
The orig Matamoras, from Camden, Name. Tor
this port was discovered at anchor this morning, OF
Molly Breakers. abandoned and on FIRE. She has
been towed up 70 the city by the steamer Charles
ton. and her officers and crew arrived to-day IN the
schooner Satterly. from Newly ORR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune.
sostsern Tsiraps o., Hsnor>r ard B's-s- Sts
Later from the Ciiy of Mexico-Rios n Vera
CEuz->eizure OF two American Vessels.


We have dates from the CITY Of Mexico -
the 10th inst
The Legislature WAS to assemble on the
20th The Senate had declared IN favor of
general Coniedcration-sinia 70 the Spanish
South American States.
\ disturbance took place at Vera Cruz on The
2lst, when the citizens rose 10 oppose Oh" col
lection Of taxes by the Government; fhe mill
tary Were called out. and several persons killed
and wounded before the disturbance was quellcd.
The two vessels which recently sailed from
New.0r!eans, under protest. Tor Tehuaniepec
have been seized by he Mexican authorities at
COatzcozO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
The brotherhood Of the Union.

CLEVELAND. Ohio Monday. sept J. 1901.
The Grand Circle OF the state of ONO met here
TODAY THIS Order, devoted to Law, Labor and SO.
cal Reform, and utterly separated from any see
onal or party interest. numbers thlrty-Sx Circles IN
OHIO alone. 1t widely extended through twenty
one states and unlike most OF the other Orders. is
entirely freed from the unhealthy influence of large
cities It's great work and sphere Of influence IS IN
the country, and especially m the West and South
west. The Convention OF the State OF ono Is at
tended bv a large number of egaics, from all parts
of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
More of the Cuban Liberators.
BAIrIMoRE. Monday, Sept. !. ls5l

One mail from New-Oreans IS through, leav-
Ing the latest still due. The Picayune says that
tie Cuban Li5crators have gwen the direction
OF affairs to Gen. Felix Houston, who takes care
rot 10 violate the law Of the country.
III, Washington Tslcgropd says tina, arrange
ments are in progress to land 5000 men shortly
under distinguished leaders. 1t also says 1t
could give details, # polite to do so. Several
HcIqarans have left Montgomery, Ala. for the
purpose Of loining Lopez.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
The PAMPERo AND THE CoLLEoroR A

INV ORLEANs.-The Washington Republic, IN an
article on Cuban affairs, has the following
With regard 10 the departure OF the Paupero, 1t is
proper TO add that the most imperative and stringent
orders had been given 10 all the United states officers
IN all ports 10 arrest BY al awful means all such
expeditions and that thew VIII be held 70 & strict ac-
C0untabh,y II II should appear that any such OH
GERS have connlyed al any such eXpedl,On. or have
been culpaby neghgen, N the performance OF the
dunes 6nIolnod upon them by the Presidents procla-
nation their special instructions they Will be forth
with removed. The Collector at New-orlcaus has
been long since called upon for an explanation " has
conduct IN permitting the departure Of The Pampero.
and his statement IN the premises : before the
Executive for examination. Ii II should not tie en-
tlICy satisfactory We have reason 10 believe that his
immediate dismissal will De me consequence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, 1851.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, 1851.
There Is deep feeling in all the official circles OF
the city III reference TO the Cuba demonstration. The
Executive Departments have made arrangements,
under the direction Of the President, 10 execute the
Proclamat on, which was Itself an embodiment of
he laws OF Congress, and far warning that all
who engaged IN hostile expeditions put themselves
beyond the laws Of the country, and could not re-
ctlVe the protection OF lis rag.
Official information came from New-NoTk yeSter-
dy that an expedition was fitting out for Cuba from
NewNoIk. Instructions were immediately sent
baCk 10 the Collector and other Government officers
10 execute the Jaw against the marauders, by pre-
venting the departure of the vessels and parties.
The Government l. resolved 10 employ all the avail
able force II can command 10 obey the treaty With
Spain, and 10 fulfill al lis legal Obligations.
Circulars 10 that end have been sent TO all the
revenue cutters. 10 the revenue collectors and sDC-
clal instructions to other officers Of Government.
The Spanish Minister has dispatches which he
regards a reliable of the defeat of the whole party
which landed rom the Pampero.
The Mexican Minister has sailed IN the revenue
cutter Forward, from Norfolk, for Havana. Should
there be continued disturbances at Havana the
SaIanac Will remain there, and Nh Letcher proceed
10 Vera cruz IN the cutter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

Receipts since Saturday $500 bbls WHEAT
none CORN 10000 buSn. Western FLOUR IS IN far
demand, without change IN prices about 900 Dds
were sold to-day. WHEAT IS firm with good milling
inquiry 1000 bush. sold at 81 % 05 for Genesee
and Ole. for Prime OHIO CORN Is duh but Prices are
firm sales were 900 bush. a, i9c'ior lot Of dam
aged 81 for good Western Mixed, and 3Gl Tor
Round Yellow 1900 bush of Barley sold at BE u
Tjc for twO.roW ed, and 7jc. for iour-roWed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
The Steamer Alabama Attached by the 1. =.
GoNcrnmsnf-Latrr from Nmcatan.

NEw-ORLEANS, Friday, Aug -, 1851.
The United states Government, have ordered ;hs
attachment OF the steamship Alabama, on suspicion
of being engaged IN the Cuoan movement.
Advicc> from iucatan 10 Aug. Is, have been re
celycd. The troubles which have 50 long disturbed
the Peninsula axe su0Slting
More complaints ale made of English interference
m the affairs Of the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Impor,a mt from tie South-The Defeat of Lopez
confirmed.
BALTIMORE Monday. Sept

BALTIMORE Monday, Sept. !, 1851
\ mercantile house here has received, by the EN-
pre- CITY al NewOrleans, Havana e'terS TO the lSlh
ui.
These letters after mentioning the capture and
execution of 50 men, state that 2O5 more were
taken III three different parties, by the government
troops.
Tie remainder, with Lopez ut the head who was
wounded, fed TO the mountains.
The troops pursued them holly, and II was though,
that the remainder were captured TO "A man
The pos men taken, were shot soon aferward.
WIN we never have done with reports by the En-
pre- City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Cuban Affairs.
Highly Important from Cuba-Suoce-so i Lopez.
We have the following from the Editor oil the

We have the following from The hlIV'r V' '"e
" Savannah Nevs
SAVANNAH. Monday. Sept. l. 1851.
The schooner Merchant arrived here to-day
having LETT Havana on the 23d Of August We
learn tina, General Lopez has been successful In
everv engagement he has had with the Spanish
troops. In battle, on the 18th, General Emma,
Cornmarder.in-C Chef of the Spanish Array was
killed. as well as several officers and large
number Of men. The force Of Lopez amounted
10 from $50 to 1000 men, and he was receiving
daily reinforcementS and was marching
towards Havana Gene ral Emma was buried
" TN much pomp in Havana on the Goth There
was much excitement and much apprehension IN
Ha,ana-there being only 700 troops IN the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
- TIE Washington Republic saws thai

= INe Wa5Hl0"'07 RePN07Ic says tndV
adycos OF very late date have been received
at the Treasury Department, which make tno
me ntion Of the sailing Of the steamers Fanny
and Alabama from New Orleans freighted with
Fihbusters, as heretofore reported by telegraph
Our Ncw-Orleans exchanges of the 22d and 23d,
the dates OF the telegraphic dispatches referred
10, are also silent in regard 20 the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Experimental Trip of Steamer.

PHILADELPHIA, NOniay, Sept. /. 1851
The new steam propeller. William Penn. for the
Philadelphia and Boston line. male highly sue.
cessfili trial tgp today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Dreadful Mortality NJ Sea.

THoMASroN. Ne. Friday, Aug. %. ISL.
The brig Grecian. Capt. GilchrIst from Savannah:
arrived here today with the loss Of her officers ana
all the crew by yellow fever Capt, &. was hye
DAYS alone with the sick, steering the 'eSsel, COOK
ing, &c. The brig was also struck by lightning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

co,,o, CouycIL.-This body met last
seer vacation OF SIX weeks. Aid. Taylor,
.sds,t Of the Board, occupied The chair Beside
itessnta,ions OF bills. the following Is the only
TX ~ Of General interest brought before 1t.
'sSrs,oai ION motion of Aid. Marvin. the amounts
sso,,,ed 20 be raised by tax Tor the year 1871, be
n.-.a"rsied to the following accounts for the pay
~ N current EXPENSES, cDaTgeable TO Such ac-
p'r In, "a, one year from this date, 10 wit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

NCoRuch's REAPER.-We have much
pleasure saws Tie Times OF the lAh of August, III
STATING that q reat Medal has been awarded oy .he
Council OF Chalrmcn OF Juries. to MIR. Cyrus Hail
MC0Imiok. .or his Reaping Machine
tH The Republic states that the he1.sa
OF TIE Pr,siieat S entirely restored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Nova Scotia ctions-Non-Arriyai oil the
America


HALIFAX, Monday night, sept !, 1871.
The general Election IN this Province for members
of the Legislative Assembly took place on THURSDAY
last but as vet We have not sufficient returns RON
any one County TO enable TO state positively which
party has been successful
The steamship America, now due at this port from
Liverpool, was not signalized at dark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Release of The Steamer Alabama.

NEN-URLFANN, SaluTddN, Mug. 9U, Nj.
The steamer Alabama, running between Tins clly
and Vera Cruz, having been enormously reported
"a sold 20 the Cuban Patriots. was seized BY the
United States authorities, but subsequently re-
leased Oh the assurance OF her owners taai the re-
port was false.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
The Philadelphia Bank Case

FHILADELTHIA, NOnllY, SEPT. / Is3I-
10 Is believed that the late tcdcli Ia the Phlatel-
phIa Bank case Will De settled without any mltcr,al
loss 20 the Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK, Monday, sept. |, 1871.
The >chr Josephine. of NCw-lOrk. Is ashore NJ
Curruck with cargo OF lumber, and no one on board
The brig Antelope from New-Nork for MarSetlleS.
with a cargo Of slaves, j. ashore on Cape Henry.
The vessel broken IN two and the deck load IS lost
The schr susan ana Mary. from New-lork for
GEORGETOWN. put n here IN dlStreSs-dismlSted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Market. .BALrINoRE. Sci

The market for FLOUR Is steady with but little ac-
tlyty 500 bbls Howard-st. sold at SO 81, and 500
CITY Mills at the same figure. White Corn sells AZ
5Qa Coo and yellow at 55a57c. OATS are AT Bic and
Rye 65c CoFFEE--l 900 bags RIO sold at > SC
BEEF CATTLE on the hool are at 81 1893, Al "mch
sO0 sold Killed Hoes are at S6as 50 T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Cuban Meeting nj ACCOMPLISHMENTS of a
Steamer.

MEMPHIS, Saturday, Aug 80 1850.
4 great Cuban Meeting has been held here IL
which the utmost enthusiasm prevailed The eN-
ciemont the sub ect n TINS section of the coUn-
Try l. intense.
The steamer F. T. NacNeil has been burn; ana Is
a total loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

- ,bs political character OF any CompN" In
SRsf that es &sG f1e fsS
80, pri9aissso y sn' FRAyKLIN COMMITTEE on
HMEs u BARD )f"c DoP"'

y ~, coDBhss ne Chef Easlncor Of the Fire Depart
.ss printed II me rTR sa-, XII Committee on
f'' G giESE s N. BARD. Fire Department
cr.r-Before Judge King.-Sa'a.
CDfvII Inst Dan e D. Conocer-b saSp r,sh h,
- srs<es m former case for plaintiff size ana III
dsi.sss sss ,., Eqv,. caqpruau and oth.rs-Ter re-
b.sss Cbork pa Damages and detention Of schooner
90 aesgg' + Is alleged by aeing run INTO H. phN
-, Csrmss'osf rnerce was 30 blame 10 o. c'h'in"eu
assrs'''o IL,
CoesI E,u Gnnor aga ns' ION Asa.a go,
xspasf- TO nlain'.f b., Sc III " en-, - -
S1rs iof Hl'af ,Cc,s loo regua'n- ise street s'oh
- he Verde fyr plain,'A 50 niich' 's'-'S ''
sznss real estate ea'fl.'' "
c.,,,p - This Drv-CIRcurT
COgsT ~ ssl 49, g. ieo. 49, 3o4 49, 1885, 49, &c.,
80 CouRT 20, ,,s ,ss $50. 81. So ST. 80,
eCss'sssy r. 81 "a, 5e5, &c. 5s7' $780, '''.
cvvERAL SESSIONS september -
COCRf of - and AID Franklin and Delana'er-
-, Judge Beoee IN. Cnur' c0.nmeTood this NOM
- ssvtenibef ltiD y the Caie1le- f1r the Term. VI
a The io~ 's,o-, 10 commit Rape, = Forgery bvf
E.1@ Em6ezisnsan'i i. suit ,h SLING SHOT,
JseIy. secono Ta,s, Pfeie1ises Indecent exposure
0b,aihlhs Msdemeano', I,J,cr,1 IA W,fne,.es.
r % caSes W ~ q Total old lna NJ " casea'o
AtAnoonSS Iscres'Tbe ion.nih- . T ~ IL ~
~ S, ,5s Gard Jury ioT inc rs, Cs ,Ia,.iias
srssn Foreman n'1 ,-ld d Fgaa, EneDelerG Ferns,
Csrk en,s paib Gsrck MchAei ross; " ,ars u r.
pfr O'keeie 'S,csol.on. Joseph y PaTker. Edward
G MOL an Roof jos y stanshur 'Ieo foungsii
T J@ s,ySg her with having ~ June 80 stole
creu, et articles to the val all u 500 from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Tn FRENCH WAR-SrEAMER. - The

Wrench steamer Mogadore was towed up from her
anchorage of the Battery at II o'clock yesterday
mGnlng, and was moored TO the wharf adjacent to
n. North Carolina receiving ship, where her guns
Mbatery Will be unladed, after which she viii be
paed IN the Dry Dock 10 undergo the necessary
rpalrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
DgarHs.-The following Is the Week
Report OF Deaths IN the City of BROOKLYN, for the
week endnc August 30 1851.
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

~ The following are the names OF the
v ~ selected IN tbs town as delegates to the
instinct Assembly Convention:
~ ~ rps,'ici- Franklin Whiting, Henry f. Ripley
~ ~ eorras Sweet
a. wp1s1nel-Daniel Chices;sr, John b. Brown.
IA rnAAni IL Guiscsard
al 'S ns,lSt-GeoIge {. Preston. Henry Smith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

TIE 81. LOUIS Republican fears that T. B.
Ntazy and l. [. Jones two Young lawyers from that
en-, are among those shot al HAVANA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

"kSs, NOT MoNrHS. MIR. Thursby will
,''e MS spanning sc,osy reoai, and IN operation in
traay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
Cuban Affairs.

The Express publishes the following dispatch
from f. r., one of the Editors of that paper, now
IN WASHINGTON
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~ Thomas Dougherty was killed 10
quarrel With John Hildunger AZ brassos, r''
-~s.,acr The marderet ~ss rres'ed
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Market.


The past "A hours receipts have been FLOUR 1900
bbls WHEAT $4,000 bush, CORN u 900 bush. FLotR
IS steady but not active 900 bush Michigan SOFA al
AZ 3las3 g. Wharf.-The supplies OF Western
Mixed are larger, causing heaylness IN prices
saes 30 COO bush at zoe 72c. for Ohio and zoe for
Michigan. The supplies Of CORN are Larger and
buverS are holding off for lower rates OATS are
dull and lower sales being made at DC. FRElGHrs
are upchapOed
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Markets .NEw-oRLEANs, Aus.3t.

Markets --NEW- ORLEANs, Aui. IT
The sales Of CoTroN yesterday were 1ol Dale' Al
s1stc for New Middling RICE Is held Al Bic. for
Old 70 fresh Carolina.
Markets. CHARLESTON, Ang 80
No sales Of CorroS have been reported this fore
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CANADA.

Parliament - Grand Trunk Railway Bill
Seicpiorial Bills Pos-PODed-iands for the
fpdions-EarI Gray and the Timber Duty
Northern Eailway-Death of Member oil
ParIjament-New Line of steamer,-Abo-
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