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10 the Ladies'.

~ Mn. SHERMAN, thankful for past favon and
liberal patronage IL her line OF business happy inform hsr
friends and the public that she has removed No. Nsyade
les st. Charles sss WHARF he Il prepared rscsvs
q Ladies' and Children With Tie following arc Wit.
Shsrmm's SHOULDER BRAcEs and ABDOMINAL Sup.
roxrBRs. Dr. Bsnning's Bopr BRAcEs. Oh. Csane's
6HoULDxR and SPINAL BRApss, Mrs. Bets suProRr.
RRs. D.. Thonpscas 6UrPonTnls. sc. etc.
n Hours Of abundance, In the morning from A. NJ till
o'clock P. ~; and N he evening, from till 9 p. n.
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PUR CHASB Or LOCATED !.
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MADAMD DWELL
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II Orleans that The sxvsd from
on the Present, Past and Future
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t. We srs authosisu1 70 announce g. n. PACE as Z
candidate for A.sso ths city Of Nswodsan Elscdoa
To be hold Nosembefu ISL jyU
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LEANS Il ths Novsmbse el1Glipn. ~ Us0 /,
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~ JOHN +. LEWIS, shs pSsssnt lneunbsnt.
\ 4 dass ~ rnlro,ns II ths % b of sAEu7RH or
THE PARIsH on ORLRANs. u the Move -
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The EeEicsss Wans..
THE WAR

THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
IAusTRATED;
nnDRAC1uu
Pictorial Dnwings Of eli the Principal Conflict,
By CARL NEBEL, 81
Asthor Of "a Pictorial and Asehsosseai Voyage in Mexies
4 Description u Each Battle,
BY GEORGE WILKINS KENDALL.
Author Of the "Tsxan Santa rs Expsdiioa.v
- few copies Of this rich and mssnaseny got up
bssn received and be found the Office Of Pcayuns
At The principal bookstores Price, In elegant portfolio cas- half
bound 60 70 those via wish purchase fer framing hs
and plates vii be sold for "a. jes 2dp Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER &c. 1851.

tuition in exchange for the repeal Of the law OF
May 81, will endeavor to make terms with the
late Ministers, or at least portion.
The latest accounts from the Department OF
Cher are rather favorable. 1t appears that the
accounts published BY The Moni'cr have been
greatly exaggerated as to the extent OF the move
ment.
The Tunes says that about 100000 IN gold
brought by the Lyons steamer from ST. Peters
burgh to Hall, was received 81 the Bank this
morning. making the total from Russia this
week, fl7O0oO
Kossuth will not reach southampton till the
24th inst instead of the Goth as stated Yesterday
The United Sermce Gazette says that most
searching investigation will be made into the
discrepancy Of the statements OF Captain Whea-
ton and Captain Penny, with reference to prose.
cutting a further search beyond the Wellington
Channel for he Franklin Expedition.
PARIS BoURsE, Oct. ls.-Fyes, 90; Francs.
co Threes. 55.65.
BRUssELs, Oct E.-Exchange on London %.
ANTWERP, Oct l7-Exchange on London,
$3.50
AMSTERDAM, Oct l6-Exchangc on London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
LIVERPOOL Markets

AsuEs-Both Pots and Pearls were in far demand
at unchanged prices.
SuGAR--Since the opening of the market a fair
business has been done for British plantation, and
previous prices were maintained. Foreign was Of
fered freely. and prices were Cd d9d. lower ia
msica, &C WAS quoted 32s Cd ASS l039s.
MoLAssEs quiet. Barbados at l3s Cd.
RIcE-No sales Of American are reported. Caro-
lima Is quoted at l5s Cal9s.
TEA-A fair business has been going forward IN
Congou and Souchong, at fun rates. Little was
dong in Green, -
QtERcIrRoN BARK-Sales were limited to small
parcels at IS. I'd. for Philadelphia.
OIs-Whale was in fair request at f3Odf3l
Sperm slow of sale al fS3 los dtS OF Lard, the
market is bare the quotation for II is TO large
business had been dong in Palm at f26 los "a f2' s.
Oh CAKES were much inquired for, fine thin OBJ
long would bIing e. los.
TAILow-Qulet and quotations nominal.
SPIRITS or TURPENTINE sold al S2S. 6d.d33s. y
cwt
Trade in Manchester was generally dull. A mod
crate business had been doing in Goods and Yarns,
and prices were rather easier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29


There was fair amount of business IN
the Stock market to-day, with some lrreguanty
Enc was heavy, and went to e2, fall of Il cent
while Norwich was buoyant, and went to 57s, an
Improvement OF ct - cent, closing at 56l There
appears TO be greater confidence among outsiders IN
the value and future Improvement Of this stock than
OF any other on the list-Harem, Reading, Canton
although Reading was frmer at the second Board
New.Jersey Mining was also better, selling al lOs
Long Island improved p cent, Canton fell OF /
y cent, and Hudson River p cent. EHe secur-
ties were also lower. For Governments there was
but moderate demand, and lower prices were bid
At the second Board the market was heavy, but stu
prices closed generally above those OF yesterday
first Board.
Sterling is firm and in moderate supply
at 9lGl0E Francs j.l6td5l3s.
In Freights there is rather more doing,
and rates are scarcely so firm. Engagements to Inv
erpool eco or 5000 bbs Flour at IDA i3id 2O,OOO
n Is OCO bushels Grain ilddiid. Dead Weight l5s ,
I coo boxes Cheese POS 800 Oars 3D.. Slaves 3Os
Cotton is going slowly at ID. To London 1000 ools
Flour is Cd 1000 bbls. Naval Stores IS, Dead
Weight 25s a 3Os To Glasgow 1900 bbls. Flour
l6d IA l6id: 500 bbls. Resin on private terms. 10
Hayre small amounts Of Cotton are gong a. &C.
cargo of Flour was engaged for St Johns at 4oc'G
A5c A deal freight from the Provinces to Great
Britain vas ade at previous rates. From Jackson
VILE 10 Fairhaven a vessel was chartered TO take
Roards at So Two charters were made for Slaves
10 the Mediterranean on terms we did no, learn, and
q vessel for the Yves. Indies at a round price. To
the Continent there is but little doing. To Califor
MIA clippers obtain IS 70 Soc, according to priority
of sailing.
Messrs. Winslow, Lanier & Co. pay on
the Is, June, the interest coupons ca the cent
Bonds of the City Of Cleveland, issued 10 the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh and Cleveland and Ash'aou
Ia Railroads the p cent Bonds of the city OF MAJ
ison. and the, . cent Bonds Of the Madison anu In
dianapols Railroad.
There is nothing new TO note III 'he
Money market. The leading houses IN 'he s''ee'
80 e,sv and the Banks are Lending WIN
.on.;derahIe freedom. We heard OF pt,ce'
- money offered a, p cent. for u months f"''
class paper goes at 7aio p cent? sec'i' '''s' a.
l2als p cent.
The quarrel between three OF 'he uncui
$500. 49, brskers begins to grow Interesting and
h,.tat.u profitable shape for the PUBIC. ohe Vi
- 80. me totes Of the Union Bank OF Dover,
s,,a h.,k notes Of the Eas, Jersey Banks gene
IL md tho.e Of the Union Bank OF Monticello OF
- SITE. at y cent. discount. and sends them
-. for redemption # selfdefense he also re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
COMM ERCIAL.
Uollingsbead, Fetley 81 Co.'S Circular.
JrvPppoor FRIDAY Oct IL 1851

LIVERPOOL, Friday, Oct. IL, 1851
Owing 10 the holidays we have only had four
business days this week, during which there has
been pretty good attendance for buyers and IN export
particularly good deal has been DONE but spinners,
although hight in stock, had purchased somewhat
sparingy and this owing in great measure TO
the state OF the market which had been under grea.
depression.
We have arrived at a period when the stock of
American is rapidly declining, but this, instead OF
giving increased confidence to holders, might have
been a cause of alarm for more general desire We
have scarcely witnessed, and this, so TAR from
increasing the amount Of sales, has had contrary
effect. buyers consequently have been intmlddte1,
and have restricted their purchases 10 small parcels
naturally expecting TO see lower. The decline IN
American descriptions ia y ID, or from the hlgh-
est pont of last month $3.50 bales American $50
Pertains 2CO Bahias, 20 West India, and 40 Snrat
are taken for export, with 400 American and $50 Sd-
rat speculation leaving for the trade % $50 oaies
the sales Of today amount to D 900 Ddies
p S.-Oct Is-The sales to-day NAV amount to
about 5000 bales, and the market stu dun IN, Inc
C os1ng prices as follows: Middlng, AZ Fair,
81 Mobile middling 4 Fair ), Orleans md
ding. 1876 FAIR, 5id5i.
TIMER MARKEr-Notwhstandin the unusually
large supply OF WOOD, the demand ana cohsuhp.'oh
had been so extensive that prices were we nam
tan ed with the exception Of DEAL which mad gwen
way other descriptions continuedto support 'ormer
prices and meet ready sale quebec ytlIow, Pnce
I3tdI loOl heu fule, i'nioa 90 n
l5aI6; Oak, lS02O, Deals, third quality, IS Is.
3D. second qualify. f9Gf9 l5S. St. Johns
Yellow Pine, i'd y inch Beach, 1904 Deals,
Gas Iath wood 4Os., Spruce deals or boards Is
5sa Is l2s Cd ne sales Pitch Pine to report New
York White Oak hid Staves Goa flO l4s. FIeehts
to United States dull, and very low rates taken
The market for Iren was steady, without variation
In price Merchant bar, fy Nails, ~ los hoop,
l6 l5s Sheet II los; Scotch Pig, IL 6s. 1heie
was more inquiry for Tin Plates. No change IA
Lead OF Tin.
HAyRE, Oct l5-Trade firm. Sales $500 bales
quotatloIs OF CD to 95 for Orleans II TO SO for Noble,
and GO to 81 for Uplands.
For ASHES there was a fair demand-prices shade
lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Shining luteiiiueuee,

Arr Oct IS CASTOR at Deai from New York.
SD Oct Is Henkie from Gl asg0w for New York 18th
Taemon Liverpool Sir Robert Peel, Portsmouth AT
from Boston. pheniN az Deal.
Arr from Baltimore NH, y J Wickehausen at Nizen
Sid for New Oiesnss 10th. Garrck for Liverpool Sailed
from s. Helena Sept 3. California fcr Boston Aug -,
Madawaska fCr New-Ycrk Sept Il, Nancy Treat for n
York Duck Bretbant from AniWeyp at Torbay for New
Orleans Oct IS. Elbe, from hamtsr at Deal for New
York Oct II, Falcon, from Bremen for NewOrleaLs
How ard from Hambursh OF North Foreland for New
Yo,k l5h Louise from London al Newport for Havana
Republic from Hamburgh of Dover for Galveston Oct
2h Sur Robert Peel al London from Portsmouth for New
York.
oct 18Th spoken ship Ottoman with passengers. bound
West lat IS Ion IS w Thomas or Ihems do, American
ship, lat - y, lon 81 Nv
Calcutta Sey; sth. the Linton, hence 10 New York put
back leSky cargo supposed 10 be damaged.
Gibraltar. DC, lst, cid S; Jago fer Boston.
An rcm s. John Oct IS, Lady Sale, AZ Warren Pom,
eth. Adelne. Cam DundauN Bay; Glasgow. the Clyde
ION, BRITISH Queen. Londonderry Ellen Waterford :
llth FAIRY Grave send; Helen IHgass of Marp3rt 18th,
Amazon Hull Revere Liverpool, Cairo. Pin, 18th. Jo
anna. leiih Rhodes; IAN Clyde
Sid for 81 John Caro, Am Penarth Rhodes 10Th,
Oromocto. the CLYDE; iSih Jessie Grayesend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
ENGLAND.
The Final Close of the Great Exhibition
Trouble about the Piano Forte Premium, &c


The Great Exhibition finally closed on the
18th instant, as previously announced. Prince
Albert was present, but not the Queen Many
of the lighter articles had been removed on the
second day after the close, and London was al
ready assuming comparatively dreary aspect.
The awards OF the Jurors did not give general
satisfaction. and in one instance the Council and
Jury came INTO direct collision. The Jury had
awarded the medal for Piano Fortes TO Broad
wood & Sons, and the Council reversed the
award, which was publicly protested against by
many of the most eminent musicians of the day,
declaring the act of the Council to be an IN
Justice to Messrs. Brentwood.
Beyond the closing OF the Crystal Palace
the breaking up of the Exhibition, and the dis
pensation of the medals and prizes, nothing of
interest appears to have transpired in England'
Kossuth's expected arrival, and the mniste-
nal crisis in France, attracted some attention,
but the current of European affairs appeared to
run on smoothly
The enormous extent to which Irish emigla-
lion has recently extended was attracting some
notice from statesmen and Journalists.
The American Minister, MI Lawrence, has
lust completed his tour through Ireland, and re-
turned to England.
The Roman Catholic Defense Association had
held its second great meeting IN Dublin, but 1t
was attended by few persons OF note, and re-
suited in nothing more than fresh manifesto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
GERMANY.
Austrian Ministry Patched Up New Consti
tutions 20 SaNe-Coburg Gotha-rrince Al
bert declared Heir TO the Throne.

Austrian Ministry Patched Up New Consti-
tutions TO Saxe-Coburg Gotha-rrince Al
bert declared Heir 10 the Throne.
The ministerial crisis IN Austria is over; the
old mnisters having patched up their differences,
continue in office.
The Emperor left Vienna for Galicia on the
llth inst
The King of Hanover is recovering from his
recent illness.
The Government OF SAKE. Coburg Gotha has
prepared common Constitution for the Duchies
of Coburg. Gotha, which have hitherto been I'M
der separate administrations. Ii Is stated 10 be
as liberal as the present condition of Germany
permits. 1t enacts that there shall be only one
Legislative Assembly for the two DuchieS.
With respect to the succession TO the throne
it is stated that Prince Albert, husband OF the
Queen of England should be called to it and
he may nominate a Governor in the event Of his
declining to fix his residence IN the Duchy. Il
is further enacted that if the reigning Duke
should ascend foreign throne, he shall vacate
the throne of the Duchy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
PaSSengers.

Mr. and Mrs Odell aud nurse, Mr. and Mrs. Parry Mr.
and Mrs Walker, Mr. and Mrs Harrison, Mr. and Ms
Dexter, Mr. and Mrs and Miss Cumming. Mr. aud Mrs
Meades Alr and Mrs Williams Mr.. and Mrs Oppenhel-
Mr. and Mrs and Miss Oppenheimer and 81 chli-
dron. MIR and MIS- Morrison MI aud Mrt. Perry, MIR.
and Mrs. " hi;taked children ana nurse, Mrs Philips
Mrs and Miss Leland Mrs Hodeness child, and nurse
Mrs Beal Wrath Mrs. Gilmore Cook Tewssebus. BOs-
wick, Dexter, Mrs. Mildermay and servant Spencer.
Spgo' Mills Chapman, Mob e. Basset. Mitchell, Cook
Golfer Walcett, Leland Palmer. Raw. Backmsn. VIM,
CLARK, Gsmbol. Gorenl Cox, Meyer Qulcke, Hearns.
Niormg, CochTauoe, Sellus, Boswell Davenport. Rose,
Bslnan Rankalns Jaen Chambers, Green Roberts BAN
berg Penny, Cochen. Pierce Menechsul. Grant Young,
HleISpleroy McIOgan, DOnnCliy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Latest European Intelligence.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH PROM LONDON To LIVERPOOL.
The Agent Of the Press is Indebted to Capt. Long
of the Europa, for the following Telegraphic dis
patch
PARIS. Friday morning The Ministerial ar
engagements make no progress, and the papers Of
this morning hardly allude TO the subject. The
leaders of the moderate party still hope that the
President of the Republic, on finding that the
Reds will not give into the revision of the CoaSsl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
PHILADELPHIA.
Arrival of the City of G glasgow from Liverpool
Death from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOL
Poisoning an Infant-Exraordidary Law
ProceediDgs-The Markets, &c.

Poisoning an Infant-Exuaordidary Law
ProceediBgs-The Markets, &c.
Correspondence Of The n Y Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. Oct. 2s-5 p. VI.
The steamship City of Glasgow arrived
al this port this afternoon from Liverpool after an
exceedingly stormy passage. She brought 100 pas
sengeTs, and fine cargo.
Nothing new has been elected in the Moyamensmg
assassination case The Coroner's investigation was
finished at O'Clock this morning, and the verdict
will be announced this afternoon hcFadden IS
clearly implicated the perpetrator OF the murder,
and Robert Ldncen, who was seen 70 assam NC
Garvy al the same TIME Is now notiy pursued by the
police officers. Tie affair has caused the greatest
excitement IN The southern section OF the city, ana
the family Of the deceased almost frantic with
grief.
An Irish woman named,Grace Quinn was arrested
this morning. on the oath OF Harry Andrews, charged
with muIderng his infant child. IL appears that the
wCman was employed as nurse by WI A, al MS resi-
dence. No. 255 Markei-st and on Saturday morning
last curing the absence Of Mrs A she administered
quality OF laudanum 10 the child 70 stop rs cry
ing. She did L. OF course ignorant that the result
would be so fatal. She Was committed.
John Carroll, of the firm OF Carroll Barnes,
custom brokers Of this city died Al his residence Al
Tenth and Souih-sts thus morning, from the effects
Of INJURIES received on Sunday night by being
pushec from a step IN the vicinity.
The Marshal AID his Police visited the air Of Inc
FraIklI Institute In a body this morning.
Elizabeth Gilmore was arrested this morning
charged with robbmg Clara Richards OF $3.50 IN
money and lewelry She was committed.
Dennis Kelly was arrested and committed ms
morning for robbing man In Southwark last night.
H. the COurt of Common Pleas this morning Very
interesting case was commenced The panles are
Iei.er ;. Rowland Harris Coleman and Is ioeha
his wife This IS a fegned issue to Try whether th-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
CITY ITEMS.

The CoLLIsIoN.-We understand that
the NewHsven Railroad Company are slIiShed 'hat
the whole blame Of the recent disastrous COLLISION
rests upon the Conductor OF the ifelshI ttalh. lie
had his time table 10 run by and had no night to sup
pose that the train which he met was the New'Ha,
ven train, since 1t must have been long psIlou
ahead OF its time to have reached tha' position ne
sw,,tcb man is deemed bIsmeless had he left the
switch so as TO throw of the freight tram the whole
train would have gone into the Bronx RIVER l. Is
stated tina, of the trunks &c, on the passenger
train were stolen and rifed by unknown persons,
who il is thought reside near the scene OF the ca
tastrophe, The authorities OF WeStchester County
will probably keep look-ou. for such land pirates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
KOSSUTII.

Kossu,h he'd 40; arrived at Southampton, but
it was positively stated he would reach there In
the steamer u adrid, which would leave Gibral-
tar on the 10th or 18th, and reach Southampton
soon after the 10Th INST The L. s. frigate Mis-
sissippi had reached Gibraltar, and hossntn's
intentions had been ascertaned from himself
His family and the IIungarians who accompa-
MED him formed party Of 81 persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

The frontier was undsturbed. The troops IN
the Punaub were suffering to an unpreceden'ed
extent from fever.
Commodore Luschching has resigned the com
mand of the Indian navy
Dost Mahommed was intriguing for the pos
session of Candaha, but the Persian troops al
ready occupy Herat.
A further outbreak in Mala5ar Of Naphs fana-
tics had occascned great loss Of life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
DIED.

ON the z3d Oct. at 81. Prancisyllle, No. LABDIEL
HYDE. late Of Brooklyn. N. T., agedd.
Al North Sandwich, Mas, on Thursday. Oct q. JAZZ
d HARRIS Esq recently Of this CITY, aged - years.
ON Monday evening Oct a. after Presracted aad pain
full Illness in the 25th year Of his age, DANIEL How
LAND son Of the late Capt stephen H. Hc WAND, d new
Bedford. Mass. ~.
The friends Of the family invited % attend hs iane
raj from the residence Of his mother. No. eIo bfsse"
this w ednesdayl afternoon. at o'clock ,xh
On Monday, Oct u, MELISSA Z CABLE ns' ~"
Her friends ard relatives are invited to sttesd nss
raj this day at o'clock p. d., from the -
father, Daniel Csdy in tlst-st, between "h sA~ ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

ceems The Hotes Of the banks for which he Is Agent,
a, the same rate. The other parties r., uia,e. All
oUo a. them protests the latter banks ecause the
agent viii rot redeem then unissored. The De.
par'mort. however, has decided that the pro,eS,
WAS Illegal. and thai the Agent c,naot be re-
qusred to redeem a mixed parcel OF notes though
he nav be redeemng Agcn, for all tbs Banks con-
tanned tie lot Where all The parties reside IN glass
fouses thu Triangular skr.mmsge must be rather an
expensive amusement - the 5elligereais. Meaa-
While the Metropolitan conss down on the Wall
st aconi OF tie New-Yofk Bank and dem inis specie
fr rs notes which after the delays In such cases not
unusual II gets. As an Offset 10 this one of the
Bank agents IN the street. IN the presence OF wit
re>s demands twice every day OF the Metropolitan
access to lis list OF Stockholders which as regu-
lsri, twice day refuses This has been gong for
some time and the agent alluded 10 Will altemp, to
collect $50 penalty for every such refusal under the
law requiring moneyed institutions TO keep list OF
their stockholders open for the inspection OF the
public.
Counterfeit five dollar bills Of the Clare
mont Bank. New Hampshire. are IN circulation.
The letter \. payable to ~ Farwell is IN red ink
dates April 9, 1919, signed Trial Deane, Cashier
Ambross Cosset President
Bills of the new Hatters' Bank, Bethel,
Conn, have made their appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Liyerpnnl C-"i.s ~md r-iour FnarKc''
TLcre WAS less activity IN the CORN MARKET, an

WIN 011V'
the upward tendency by the last advces had been
checked A steady business for actual consumption
was neverthe less doing, particularly IN FLOUR which
was going largely into Ireland and for New South
Wales. Western Canal is quoted l6s. "a los; Ihia-
delphia l6s. "a 1885, Baltimore, Us Cd 90 l9s, Cana
dian lSs Cd "a pos.
INDIAN CORN was In moderate request, at IN
changed prices for yellow, while white is scarce and
somewhat higher IN prlce.
WHEAT was in limited demand. The quotations
were white, SIS. 7d.,a5s. I'D. y 70 lbs; red and NIX
ed as Sd. "a SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
special Meeting of the Pc cmanent Committee.

PARIs. Thursday The funds rose a haII per
cent, upon the announcement that the meeting
of the Permanent Committee was called The
Ministers of Justice, the Interior, and War, at
tended, and gave explanations as to the state OF
the country, which were considered satisfactory
as far AS they went, but the Commission meets
apaln on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Money Market.

MONEY consihued plentiful. The Bullion in the
Bank Of England had been increasing for several
weeks and Discounts to be obtained at y
cent
The FUNDS had exhibited a great degree of nuc
tuation on the Eth ConsOis reached ga
FOREIGN SECURITIES were quiet, and prices gene
rally unaltered Mexican had receded 26i.
RAILWAY SHARES were fiat, with adecided decline
in prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
SPAIN.

Arrival of the American Prisoners Mt Madrid.
One hundred and twen,ysl1 of the American
prisoners from Cuba had arrived.
The roysl decree, comforting the Grand Cross
Of the Royal and Military Order of San Ferdi'
nando on General Concha, and the favors on 9th
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