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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
GntIern, Gar0ware, ST.

NNLARG EMENT. --CHARLES ;.
i 4 LITTLE. successor % Osborn LHtle) having ga.
larged his premises occupying both buildings Nos 50 and
"a Fuonst has with the enlargement. opened mp IN adj
don to bis already extensive assortment new anil very
large stock ofHARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS.
&c and r the better information OF his friends and the
public who not informed to the extent OF hs asor-
ment, would state that IN
THE CELLARS
of Nos 80 and 81 Kept Cut and Wrought ais Spikes
Horse Shoes Ryets AnVIls, Wagon Boxes Scotch Hone,
and other heavy goods - 49,
THE FIRST FLOORS of Nos 80 and "a AND SECOND
FLOOR OF No. 80
are occupied mainly with Shelf Goods Cutlery. Builders
Uattwars Edge Tools and Tools mechanics general
The THIRD FLOOR OF No. 81
with Shovels Spades. Hay, Manure and Garden Forks Po
tatO Hooks NlSes CHAINS. Corn and COfee Mills. &c
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No. 81
Is devoted 10 samples of Timed and Japannsd Hollow
ware Sauce and Frying Pans. round and oval Boilers
Brass Kettles Furnaces. Scales, Pump Augers and RIM
mos lIorticr ana Boring Macnincs JsUk,,Ir"N Guns
- ates and goods for the California market &c.
THE FOURTH FLOORS
Of Nos % and 81 contain Hoes Scyhs Rakes Iacks Traps
Pumps Well Cham and futures Sleigh Bells Sad-Irons,
Turkey OIL Stone, Sand Crucbles, &c.
THE FIFTH LOFTS
OF Nos % and a. Coopers Truss Hoops. Bellows. Scythe
SnatS Handles assorted Black Lead Pots. Coal Holds
The whole comprising more complete assortment than
be found concentrated IN any store IN S line and
which the attention Of his friends and the public who
have : long extended their patronage Is invited.
IS 3mFrkTuSW lam3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
JEW HAT ESTABLISHMENT
500 GOO SToCK;mTh E. Q d, !. rs

" lOVsNVO tshlished CLOTHING NARE-
HOUSE. Nos II and l76 Chatham square, cor Mott
st-JAMES BEERS announces - the public that h
has completed his Fall Stock ofREADI MADE CLOTH-
ING for MEN ard BOYS, and now ready 10 turnsh any
articles IN the OF CLOTHING that are desired Al
prices from which there shall be no deyian and which
Will he found satisfactory 10 all classes
The attention Of business men i called to his new siY
of Business FrockS They OF all colorsplaided and
psrand appearance uHi,e those two quaaes most de-
sirahle in a BUSINESS Coat-style and convenience.
Unusual gemens have been made tins Fall - a.
commnda'e ms customers who have their gar
menis made to order New cutters IN addition - the DID,
have been engaged and he aers hmsei that the ever
the lat - JluthN>h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

ID man OF religious habits who has not az yet settled IN
No but desires TO find a home IN private religious
family that would he the TO him in sickness as IN
health family of the Methodist Episcopal Church pre-
ferred distance no Obccron hrs time VIII be mostly
spent al home Those who take bOarders need not answer
Reference will be required and gwen Address fhaNh-
cS.cia,,,ai s82ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
~ CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

w HOUSE and Ship Fupnh hing WarerOom>, No.
353 Grand-St New York. where VAL Re found complete
assortment OF the following aTtjes Feathers hMr, moss
and hSk also beds. mattresses pallaSSes and cushions
also hedsteaGs eyeTv DESCRIPTION. patent screw,
IRON out lock oni IRON screw cottage and unde cots,
&c also a splendid variety Of paper hanging, borders, sc
Mr. would call particular attention 20 his new STYLE II
hair and Snrinr mattresses n Bod beds aud mat
treSses reno,a ied-and INSIDE equal 90 new by
" CRAWBUCK, No 3J8 Grand 81 second
a iro door east of ESseN.St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
FOR SALE.-A rare opportu-
U,HE NEW VILLAGE of STRAIT

u TONPORT IS beautifully situated or Flushing bay;
within ght miles II the City Hall opposite Harlem ind
half mile from Flushing The bay noted for ne aDun-
dance of fine FISH clans and Wild fowl The village has
large and valuable water privilege and Tor beauty OF the
surrounding scenery il unsurpassed embracing we" OF
the villages al AGENT and the picturesque SOUND WIN s
numerous Islands II : land village lots OF 20 by 100
feet each which vary price according TO oca'on from
81 to 100 each A choice lots remain uns me
terms OF sale are S2J at the of selection ana the bal
ance N monthly ns'aments Of SO, ~ scoun Tor cash
Kor the accommodate II part VINO desire 10 see the
oround an agent will on board the steamboat island
Ctv which leaves the foot of Fultons at 3 ococs every
for ever pf,rmat-p concerning Strattnport u al who
, Jss,Ty. JOHN 4 FLAMMER
aul9 Inn NJ 6S3 broadway, c'ihe' I" >"'i'i-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
EWELRyand SILVER

w WARE very isrss assortment Of he ne~cs,
syle Of nch Jewely Ofeyey pattern roe Eol and silver
ladies and gentlemen Wat hes and silver Ware Of Ne
standard of dollars very moderate pises Be oasa
ATT W. PACHrMA<N'3 JewolTy Store, lle Canals
Watches Jewelry ,ai Silver We're made % sieF andca'e
fully repaired California Gold iassa 70 srhAsss, .t
made ~ TO order aalsla'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
1twclrp, &c.

New Goods from Europe
WATCHES EW ElRl aud SILVER
w WARE sou IRE BROTHER. y fultaa Il n
iS2 ROwSy We make t the interest II tho>s wh0
the above cuois lhy arrangements Eurps ani a.
manufactures here II getting goods ifom tho hfst haAsl
make then purchases az eher store ~ Fnt q 4
BoveV.
Gold Watches hy Cooper Tobias. seeslei ard lihsr
Gold patent lever Watches, nll icsvelcd
Gold stehes correct tuners for engineers an cnhiN
ors of railroads
Gold patent lever Watches for ladies'.
Gold and silver Watches ID all Kinds.
Iiold CHAINS. new article, the chatsa.n h,t ildi~s
Gold weddug KINGS. made expressly for that pups.
Gold T.ockets like watches. open bath SIDES
Silver Tea sets. Forks, spoons Ladies NJ
Silver Ware ,he pride of busness aud we are deter
keep the reputation ot selling all our SILVER esud
g. dollars, and that ~ our warranted standard
Cake Baskets Casters, landleStCks, waters. A Nc
our rule all goods weranted represented. each A.
rcle the pnce marked PLAIN hgures One pfre AID eAh
only vie JT nlhss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
Salaman0cr Gafts.

TEHE ONLY FIRE-PR0OF SAFE
= SHERWOOD FITZGERiLDS PhsnN safes
have been proved Nv tes;, to De super u
auv ether Safes now the market and nGe1endeni q iae
sutl c tal made showing their SuserorItT, mere exam
nation u the construction Of the PheniI Safe caas iA
70 convince all uHpreutccd persons Of Their neSta9le
value Call ard eIlmine, and # IN want Of real SAFE
ycu VIII purchase PhrniI. .
AUS 2w PIERCE & VALENTINE. No. ls2 Water-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

HOC SE.-Nauted 10 rent, small, gen
Il to- twestory House. Cottage. With the Sf''an
water an garden 4 ro>shle II must be pheasant -
ua'tj ar Die the CT. Hail within n - o. rH
n mules address ANDREW B bon No - Pest-ohoe
80
HOI SE.-Wanted in Brooklyn, by the
-. 4 October neat three sto-Y House. n safs
reighsorhooi Location tue city Han prrifT.i
address { 5, N. leo NaSssu-si Brooklyn .
T0 LESS ES and OW NER> OF
Il HOl SIS Wlnied number u good Ho1s = aIs''
rec1ul I'D thru lass supply Applications Gl'i 'r--
ans fun he'd nahsr OF Houses let. ApplY -
y Il KINSHlNER,
aug I'm No 30 eth av 8 TO and after ~ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
uGH-BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

7 II
u EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD These Lots
are situated the Weschessr ssle u The HMl-h hsel
person acquainted with the suburbs of tbs cry VIII PER-
ceIye on viewing the High Bridge Lots mai theS poS,e's
great advantages for residences all other ocaes
abou the City and that they far cheaper than any 9tht
proerty as well situated The bill for the Sti-ay taroad
having been signed by the Mavor the road VIII be com
mcnced forthwith and speedily finished please inquire
ard learn the The fare for the entire length OF te
rod 4, 10 be but cents The scenery presented from al
most every par of tins property exceedingly nteesns
embracing beautiful views ot land aud water rms
nroperty also has a WIDE front the Harlem hAyer
thereby afordng every facility for boating and nshns For
maps and other information apply To
auil In d WINTON, No II Cedar-st COZ oi NASSAU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-At

y Long Branch New Jerses, on the Shrewsbury RIVER,
CONTAINING eight aces VI Lard. with spacious dwelling
house having double pazas front and single IN the
consisting OF two paTOrs with French windows, sliding
doo, marble man'es. black CRATES. and walls and hall
very handsomely papeiei together with two large
and two small on second hO0r attic Connected
ADDITION. consisting Z Sttng-T1om. dlning-rOom with
sliding doors. and kitchen, sc the second door
three chambers and large house enclosed IN glass
90 The foor small summer ktchea about forty feet
frCm The house Al the usual out buildings such
mage house. barn, In frOnt cf the house flower
garden. lawn, ornamental trees. gapeE each SIDE. and
center alhor covered tn grape leading Snm
mer-house There Is also apple and peach orchard,
W e.tStle saruen. Containing the US lal variety Of small
NUT. nc 10 = three quarters Of mile from the village
containing pOst Cce, Two chuicheS, &c two miles from
lGe hotels On The sea shore, where sea-bathIng
great luxury. aud Eiiles from Red Baak, where
.ne steamers Thomas Hunt and Edwin Lewis ply
Ssp Inc place Fronts the rycr opposite from
NNlSh TWO slocs run weekly 10 the CITY The house
leas furnished aid place ed which can be had If
eN me orldHss and fences new and IN fins, rate
ot ,v 50 immediately. To gentleman OF leisure
saht IA! 20 sri' OF family desIrCus OF establishing
niS' class private hOarns house cuy nj en5 nIsr
sS xses.sS, lefns easy. Aqlsy 10 Dr. S DAT
MAN Ne III kdI'tgs-st or II WI NILLEN on ID.
PREMISES q ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
d. GALE. Manufacturer and Whole
DIcU FVRNITURE-JULIUS DES-

j SOIR respectfully informs ms customers aud the
public generally that he has removed his Cabinet Ware
rooms TO No $40 Broadway door 10 the Chinese Mu-
scum He has now hand large and beautiful assort-
ment of Furniture the richest description TO which he
attention. lie Is also prepared Ia furnish TO order
the various STYLES choice Furniture uSe-such
Gothic Antique Elizabethan, French and other designs
and which he viii warrant Of the very best Materials
nrLm,nsh,n and finish \ lin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
NARM near YONKERS FOR SALE

Containing ~ acres, II which 20 are wood soodfrut
and the land excellent, situation romantic and
he alth,. with view down Long Island There a
dwelling and all The ont houses very good Tia.
owner gong abroad Price $500 There are u oppor
tuniiies daily, except Sundays st and cents fares II
hes q miles moth east Of YonSers station and miles
west u Bronxyiile, Harlem Railroad. Apply II No -
flait-St IS lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
Two HOTELS AND LAUNDRIES. =


u GREATADVANTAGE- STEAM WASHING MA
CHINES-BUNNELLS HOLMES, Machnsts, No %
Duane-st between Broadway and Elm st. Manufacturers
Of Improved Washing, WrlBgng and hanglrnT Machines,
Steam Drmg Rooms &C. 90 for Hotels, Steam Laundurs
and Public Institutions
H. would call the attention Of the propuetors Of the
aboye-nafned establishments 10 their and improved
WASHING MACHINES. which are far superior 70 any
thing ever introduced the United States for ts pur
poe Warranted 2j per cent the Of the
clothes from those washed BY hand andoO cent On the
cost Of labor.
We ufaGturer., also, Of Steam Engines and Boil
ers. Mlwrightmg. and Experimental work II every de-
scri2on-a # h.ch will be executed the shortest
tlce. u 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
nor SALE ON Chnton-av., Brooklyn

ENoR SALE on Chnton-av., BROOKLYN
Il 4 HOUSE and FOt 4 LOTS Of gr,uol h,,,ls,,,.,v
LAID iiui and ornamental sar1e n css.aniny ga,
variety Oi trees snd gse full bearing The HouS
has iu,uzce and 8lG there eleven 1Sh.{
ruoms beside seVcra closets qa;nes and sorero1m All
enc order The location l. emlnsny healthy very easg
OF Access from The ferries by lines stages and .
considered enc If the m>t desirable spots f1r private
residence BIoOS,n one haif OF the pprcAre m-nev
can reu ain GA bond aud mortgage Any the prem Se>
ueas Gates 10 WI u CLAY, % 10 BOiERT x
kEEELAND'S No % Walllani.S. - -
LNARM for SALE-Near the NewHa-
u RNs0Sd Sistion. N Mamaruneck. containing 50
acres. Inquire Of JOHN J. MARSHALL. OF OF the sub
scrser at Mamaroneck is lmsl WM IL CORNELL
TO LET or for SALE-At HobOken,
u three Siory House with basement; and under
cellar, H1dss-s, finished the best maaRer. With
marble msuiels. sc Reui low 70 the fist 0f MAY
Apply 10 CHARLES PERRY, Otto Outage. SS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
NOR SALE-In the village of Yonkers,

u divided into 20 lots. having fine view of the
far Staten Island. The sa good, and wall be
sold IN whole IN lots. Apply 20 GEO. STEWART, NJ.
70 Hmaiio-st.. n. Y, or J. II. JENNINGS OF ID. STEW
ART, Nonkers aG3o 3ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
)OOK- BINDERS LEATHER.-The

Il Subscriber has ALWAYS hand and is constantly
English colored Skyer cOloed Calf skins French
Turkey Morocco Russia Red Leather salted Splits and
Calf Book cloth French. German and American Marble
Paper and every other article required bnery large
assortment of George Dueys superior bark Savers blank
Sheep and law Calf always hand All II the aOOys
offered for sale a. the lowest market DnoSs, by
su7 2fn' JAMES COOK, 2Jjl Pear-st N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

Muffin Baker No 70 Crosby St, between Prince and
Spnngsts begs leave o. ialorm the inhabitants II New
York and It's vicinity that he has made such additions 10
his Establishment, whereby he VIII De able ~ supply
Families, Hotels and Saloons, with all kinds II the very
best Bread Mullins and Crumpets all parts VI the CITY
Blot Mullins from the stove from o'clock tili 10,
Nj All orders left AZ the above number Will be thank
fully received and uunctually attended To- 12Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
Miss BALLOW'S BOARDING and

I'VE DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies, NJ fs -
~ fbetreen Broadway and iih-lv will be- fe-openeI .
MONDAY. the 18th Sep. auN D. IhIassh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
BOARDING for INVALlDS in Physi-

BOARD. Several gentlemen NAV be
u pleasantly accommodated with Boarding, at No
Nomoe-st, corner oi Cataarue-st. Payments required
promptly. auzS Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

YNO LET-The front Room, with Pan
Il try and Bedroom ado,nng, 2d-sory, No 81 FORSYTH
81 Reference exchanged. App On premises. 50 G'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

DOA D.-To Let, large and small
ID Poems furnished or unfurnished with full par
u h 4 by g s Ley nis.c.s, ' 80 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
Real estate for Sale.
NOR SALE. or EXCHANGE for CITY

i PROPERTY A beautiful place. adjoining the wi
East Chester containing 10 acres. conven ent house
and BUILDINGS ru of every description ned Of corn,
atoes and buckwhcat In barn. wheat and - tunS If
hay Three beautiful vegetable garlens, two line cows,
poultry, pigs &c within fifteen miles Of the CITY Posi-
essOn immediately For particulars inquire Of WILLIAM
McCORD. No iil Sullivan-St.. y Y Also, me saddle
Horse and carriage, suitable for Doctor
To be seen Al No l4l Sflivan-st. aul9 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
.RIyATE BOARDING-For Families,

il Single Gents &c-New house Just fitted up very ell
glble location accessible ~ business Extra large or
small rooms large pantres. 2d. Sd and an hoors
reduction from down town prices for same accomm9di-
non with The comforts Of home Apply At No 633 Hud-
son-st nearly opposite Asingfon-park. klpp Brown
stages pass every three minutes Quiet, good order ana
urGmpude will be the characteristics OF tins house
au26 l~i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

ROARD.-Furnished rooms for gentle
men, With without rartisl Beard, be obtained
IN private family, u. 2Si lth.Sv., Union square.
Baths, &c, IN the house. aal2 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

NOR SALE-The three story and attic
Il Brick House. No l65 lSth-s between the 2d aud 81
avs beng inches 'front.' with three deep aud
finished with all the modern improvements Also lot Of
ground situate the north SIDE of 2th ST, between ri
and 81 being p front and rear by 1853 feet
inches deep The lot pleasantly located IN the vicinity
of Tecen, Improvements. Apply 10 I. MACFARLAN
au27 2w. No. $50 Tenth st 3d-ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
VERMONT SOAP STONE STEAM
DAKERY-G. BREEZE, Bread and

WORKS, No 100 lOth-st. near the Drg Dock Or
ders received at the Works and 1t No % Broad 81.
3 I'm 5. W. GOODRIDGE co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
DOOMS TO LET-To single Gentle

u men. without board. prvsie fanalv two larrr
Rooms the second aooT furnished paror and b. J.
yoom No 10 Bond -. s5lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
QOARD.-A few Gentlemen can be com

ROARD-A second story Front Room
~ and Bedroom 10 let with Board at III East Broad
way South side between Rutgers and Jeerson-x:s very
desirable locaton auls lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
lIOUNT WASHINGTON COLLE.

lVu GIATE ISSTITt TE, No 1ls Fourth . cofars
Naodougal, Washington saupre, VII opcn ~. N,nN
School Year on MONDAY. the 18th u Srg'emhef, thA
the enlargement n The School Building will BE- c9mPs
n hoped that the opening II this institution ae~ d
later than nsphl VIII 10 more than c0pensaedt1 - pHs
BY the increased advantage they viii derive from NJ ~
don a set Of for the Of the SchOd 81
conesp0ndns addition + instruction IN 81 he Dep.n
menis Il study. GEO. CLARKE. PrVnetOn ss4
sJTuWIh2Ff JAS TANNING. ! Principals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
STEAM POWER and ROOM to LET
OFFICES to LET in No. l67 Broad


The third story OF building very FL glby situated for
al OFFICE, OF for business requiring publcItr A.
ply To ihER. GOODWIN CO, No. / Spruce-.t c1r-
Der u Nassau. .r11 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
EE,S TNRIyALLED STEAM

BI.ACKING.-Ths article. - lang Ahd well AroNn
IN is beautiful Ct black gloss warranted 10 Keep IN an'
as improves Nv age and Is celebrated for greservine
rd scfeLins leather For sale wholesale and retail AZ
he old warehouse, No John St agent q. MieI ai.f
,rcof Paste All tnl>l lNlR'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
VO LET-The upper part of HOUSE

Il No l9i It'll s.. T0mp,ns square, consisting Of
he entire second md third hoors-Croton water each
III Dee lei, 10 two small families UNREASONABLE refer
ence VIII be required Apply on the premises - A No
70 Cortland 81 to 1897 l. X. FOSTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

BOARD Wanted unfinished Rooms
nth permanent Board for gent, wife and chLd, four
wears old Would prefer the vicinity Of broadway, oeow
Canalst genteel house Prce must De nO,
, ahu ie4''aeSS l. "a ~ Accommodation s93ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
NOR SALE-A VALUABLE WHARF
6onses 60 Get.

COTTAGE TO LET. A beautiful
Cottage IN 2d-av near 42d-st containing rooms,
with cellar Rent SIS per month Apply the premises
morning and evening - 3tTuIhSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

few Gentlemen may
ottsin GOOD BOARD and comfortable accom- R0datlons
u. =. s ~ ~, 49, 49, ~ NY anl9 i'm
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-08-13
From the st. Louis Intelligencer
Cuba.

The following is an extract from a
letter received by us, dated
New ORLEANS, July 20, 1851.
J. B. Crockett, Esq. Dear Sir:
There is much excitement in this city
in relation to Cuban matters. Gen.
Lopez is here, making speeches and
infaming the, patriotism of the ma
tives. Many persons think that a
large force of volunteers will be Sc
cretly enlisted here for Cuba. The
mass of persons in this city, and espe-
cially the mercantile portion, are dis
posed to throw cold water upon the
project; but the ardent. and youthful
will doubtless be led into the specu-
lation. Most persons however, think
that Cuban independence is now GER
tain, and that nothing will hinder the
overthrow of Spanish despotism upon
that Island. 1t is thought that the
Government officers of the United
States in this city will not attempt to
suppress any demonstration in favor
of the insurrectionists. Every hing
connected with the matter is vague
at present, and there seems DISPOSE
ton to wait for further news from
Cuba.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-08-13
St. Louis Election.

From the Republican of the 9th
we gather the following news in re-
gard to the election in that city on
Monday 4th inst.
Alexander Hamilton is elected
Judge of the Circuit Court.
Samuel Treat is elected Judge of
the Common Pleas.
Jas. B. Colt is elected Judge of the
Criminal Court.
Jno. w. Colvin is elected Law
Commissioner.
James CASTILLO is elected Jailer.
For Judge of the Supreme Court Of
the State H. r. Gamble received a
large vote in st. Louis, and the Re-
publican thinks from the complexion
of its returns by telegraph that he is
elected.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-08-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.

New York, July 81.
The steamer Washington reached
her wharf after IL o'clock, having been
aground about IL hours. She sus-
tanned no damage. She left Brennan
on the 18th, and Southampton on the
10th about 2. NJ, bringing London
papers, and 10 passengers, and a
very valuable cargo of French goods,
&c. She spoke the Herman on the
goth inst.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool
in IL days and the Arctic in 10 days.
ENGLAND.-The grand banquet Civ
en- by Mr.. BroRn, on board the steam
er Atlantic, Royal Commission
ers, and q AQnnected with the
Great Exl LAS the most mag
niicam Yen on ship
- LAT eclat.
IHOSt III III ~, yet the hOy III
Agriculture sty Exhibition was
in progress, lfacting numbers Of
visitors. Thevveather was fine and
favorable to harvesting prospects.
A company were forming in Lon
don to construct two steamboats, cap
able of carrying 600 passengers
which are to run between Galway
and New York.
Trade in the provinces indicate 9
general increase of confidence, ant
activity caused by the cotton market
Consols closed 96s "a 97s.
An Orange riot occurred at Liver
pool on the 18th, during which tire.
persons were killed, and several 9th
ers seriously wounded.
FRANcE.-The debate on the revis
ion of the Constitution had commenc
ed, and was likely to continue a week
Commercial affairs satisfactory
Wheat had fallen nearly one franc
and -four has also declined, harves
prospects being more favorable.
AT Hamburg great indignation ex
lists at the conduct of Austria. M
merous arrests have been made; ane
an insurrection was planned for thu
night, but the government heard of i
and by military preparation stopped it
PoRTUcAL.-The dates are to thu