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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03
New-York Cattle Market.".A

fRrporfsf frr The 1ftu1s
For Bs-ves At the Washington Drove yard corner OF
4th Av and Sth ct and st Chsmhersins Hudson River
Bulls Head, foot Ct Robiusoust For Cows snd Calves,
Sleep and Lambs A. Browuing IN 6tht 81 sv and
asO a. Cham beIains
At WASWSGroS DScvE YAsp-Otered 1850 B-.vss
t2oO0 Southern and Wererp, ihs reHarler this s'sel
Tie supple, large with hrm market. We quote he
Ct prce' al from 6le 10 BE Z r. as in quality About
y ~ head left over
Az Recommendations Buli, headl-0n sale o. Cows
and Cav'. ard - 80 Sheep and LAMBS Pnces OF Cows
md Calves iruEn az 81 to 80 81 Left Sales Of
Sheer from 81 - U 81 s. snd Lambs 81 81 70 - 81.
All cold some extra Shesp sold Nfh
AT CHAhBLRLAIN - hudson Siver Bulls Hesdl-Ot
Esrsi ga Reeves sales at from to &c Csws ard Calves
Is offered sa,s st from s2o<tS 10 stb sheep a7d
Lamb OFer-d 4No 10 unaod Sales Of Sheep at al ST.
81 5Cd$4; Lambs, Al 81, - jodst
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RIoT IN THE SEVENTH WARD.-Sun-
day afternoon a disturbance took place among a
party Of Germans, at beer house In the vicinity OF
Division and Flushing avs In which knives clubs and
other missiles freely ufed. Assistant Capt. Cali
Of GER NelsOR of the Fourth Ward Police, and officer
Cupnine cham Of the Wilamsburgh force proceeded At
to the place, but were overpowered ia numbers.
Capt. CAL in attempting 10 force his way iuto tho
house had one Of his caught between the door,
when como one on the inside mut-ted his hand with a
knife cutting severely Officer Velson who had sue
cceded in setting inside, ellcd % the 'oor by one
Of the party who struck him the head With beer
cask and officer Cpunin CHAM also badly beat u.
n OF the Fourth District Police arrived
on tie ground GerwSrd, ard With the assistance
Of the cze In the neichborhood took eleven OF the
rio,ers into custody. Mr. Nelson was dangerously
hurt IL l. feared that lie survive his ures
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Indiana Fspee. and extras are c~er, ,ad pr'ees 's
nonns soathern tbcsT stssAy and ihs esinAna - =
shls A. O. d mired cod straight erand OF
Bstunore. Aiexand1A Rehmo nd aud Pet-soorn SoaauJ
and G.oysto~n and S e. nS y, '- Ss,, I, so
O. 81 sor Jersey .sd ~ ST fof snady vine
GRAlN-Our mnket fr Wheat Ia depressed ne @PeY
lrr. .pd the drmsnd for export .ni mSf % 70,
scoo. TIE residue rriysts terms and tvc pn
bite Csraasnu Sc.-ths vas aterwsd r-lectsd q IN
sound Ry- very luet. and ptioes Dominsl al nc OAs
AZ socd d.m.sd rs spccalsye the supply - not 'sss
pnces baoy Sales Of Western and CANADIAN 81
nns AZ 81 AZ Con shais b. ter, snd IN good
dsusrd fer h home trsie me Easi there Is e III
gaFy o Any kind Or export m, ecr's,rr no, very age
W,Eern .Ied sud elG6ic. fr r>fad ysl CO.., whi's
WHIsKY-A srrn market tn. d.ri.ad = rood sd .ap-
ply far sales II 10 bis a. iOf OAo, Tor oGisAy
STATE and q. fr Pn.ou. Ou'ss 'eli' low IL &c
TRON lSlOSS or unGe, 'lr Pors s't.N Am, Si'h
for Me- Prime /. eu1,sut.t a. - and Rln7
81 SASH 80 Clesi D. guiet g. bee -, s.,tve'
d = 50 for od Prime a small iot OF ne City ~ n''
he'd al Sll Cut Meats s'e 'csce SAFES Of :! hid
Pesled Hams AZ loi, AID Shoulder Sc Smoked hsAa
N fIr request Lard 'ea4y, osi Eot -.
Sa'es Of i6O Ibis at a. II an, aud tezs At 4T
Butter In limited request, and !. psny a. .9Els Tor
Ohio, .nl u, u for Western Sev.YO,I
WOOL sciive The sales the lss few tsys have been
Of foreign which upwsd tendency In pTioe loo bales
unwashed Meri.o. 100 bslss un~shsd African, anal y
Fleece sold 55a+ the make, h~inF steady. win al &C.
tive ssuAnd Holden are ready sellers al clrreat raes
TOBACCO is rather more sc'ive 20 hhd' roe 'rs hen'
treky cold AZ 7idSc. 81 boNss Ono Seed Leaf 81 d'e
shippers buying moderately.
STOCK ~ IssFEcTioN wAsu'ot,E.
40 JAY
Kentucky htds.......................ss 6,l'6
Virginia and North CorolIus............ . 81
Oho''......'... .'''''''''''
TotAl. .....................a0b G,E5
showing area, Increase ia th- sock Of kentucky
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Passenger Arrived

IL IT fhP Trrrshc C0g frna0r aHi PtffTJs'i-Dr
Liethed M Lohtad NJ CoNi.- Nj CorI,n LADY Mr.
sio.'- and sdy, " l. Randall, d. RantAI. Of Loadon v A.
Pfo.t. FlIsb-th o.,
IL t,t, Fs,.,is. Ge~ C,i-C. Ford. MS Ellen san-an
fOrd
b v Ca'ho''"r rard'. om f"'i'-dssJ H-nIc,, op-'
} &. VI. Oost-louL
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Receipts OF Produce. ..AUcusr =

By NORTH Rec, Bodh-l5ai3 bMs Flour II do Ashes
625 bbs WHISKY ~ d. Provisions g so9 bushels Wheat
loeio DO Oss 1851 d. Corn 900 sles Lescr and lSi
bales Wool
~ Enc Ra1rodd- s69 sides Leather us bales WOOL
and 80 pigs eutter
ny NsoIia,ea Ra!,erd boxes Cheese and 20 pksa
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MnNpAY. Aur a-p Il

TLcre is 10 marked chasge In the Stock
o. -se, to Day but tse f.neies generally 'Nhoi good
deal Of sr,nrt. RrAti,s vas 't'o VEL A. N $:
urIsy. BOT the other speculative st'ohvere vel Sas
taip,J Tho r,cs--. stocks ~ers In far reql-,, NJ,
..,.,,,e,. Cysl s,,cts c,airu' 20 h - a. - ward
t.nt,lcy sd ) un.J lvari, soi ~ lI'i Nioar.s'..
vs,a.o rin.r. In Ra.lrcsl ads in',s ",s No., much
sci,i, ut h.!5cr. were lrm At i1e Siccni Bo.ri
tL-trAn,aciol. o., 10 fair eN,sni M IL market
t;thcy
In Exchange there is lot much doing,
iu,il quo,arou. sr, steady 4. io ~ for s'-rlins
:; l7'4 IS. 5 for Fraocs.
Ffci,hts remain duh and heavy. En-
ess.rer,. 20 I.',, cotton. flodr, q. iJL; 20
ig.h W.T.. q g. Tolondon, 90 eSl' NaTs s'ore'
" 80 tJis Pet
Tie Citizens Bank has Icc,n e.! a semi
ar BuA dividend Ct per c-n' P'y'hi' o. h' ~ n't
Ire Asuaa:tsn Coz .pAny d per eeEt pa,sbe 'O.l inst
The amount received al the Sab Tfeai-
uTy b elo2 81. Pod tl1e,27o Bsisaes ", Aa IA
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DIED.

5n % Cr .o, ktIEstA hrR.IsG ',!
ht,ta ron he ATE e.sence, 40. - Wee, 18Th 49, thu day
o. N.n'sy k'sr., = 0RGE W. Of George w aHi
ne ~ui, = IN. . 80 eiu-.., ,.sd fo~r,i.
w'dr',aay nouns gust = at o'oi' from the Hamilton
lines. s.'a.'.y, July 81 tn. r-d-nce o Ter
FANNY sJTrii - WIDOW Of late J.eoo Dirre. Of
10y ,., =. p: ENC: Of (, -, .:o Ifsa,'
r.a on. ct ne Nv ~ R,rous 20 csy.t, Cent?
Ro Ill., J.y g.. CO. WILLIAM a taylor q Bfoolya
A.ao: wM u REipGFs. brother a. he late nols,'
Or So Yor1 H. n..s'v -. ~ - .,gl'oo 81 '-
sanJ-t L.Irstu sui ha- e al 's-d nhe tie
Msssonsso vs. ir ANrLr,, ,S-.' i.a,.i-re J..a
wurr, R-o.- 0, p..-.. ~ c,,.-l County Wv rorI
= Joy tisi DIV II JAY, h-n.
Wcr-n. p. by. 80 G.,l,. I-'-Toi.l ST.
h'sa'o 40. 60. Atos.'' u. Atf'y.'.'. r,.iu,
c4nsr c'..aue'. oc~n n,a''-m. IT,. Sto'e'' N',
o.. r,r o Iurs.. 3; Cysa,.,-. Coap bet ~
ns & nosI.i. = r, ,,,, " -
.; t,c t,,- ..i ,r 's'' F, ,e,,,
f..'.. I-'.r. Ee,t'. B. Heart. d. a.. 81 or.-s
B,-,, D.. irsru.n', or H-.r ins.'ar'pap OF \ a.,.
, ,s. Il . 40 .i ~, ''' p; ,,
49, l'snP.,st''. J'u.a'e.l kl-i 'r Manfred.
:. rf.r,'.f- I'm srroi.h F.. sm.u POI san,i o..
-'.. DO '.l- 1~-ios Tsi.n4'. Il.r'.l. u,~'s'on
nt-r .ff. year.. 40 . - 90 70 ~.
iot .. u 80" - % s. ~. - " a. =, 20 t ~ =, -
u d % ifsi. . uEErneu
Pa,,, N,ft,'y '~i sni--. - Ir-i.rc ~ Eoraad
~.,fart. Nse-. "''nsHJ. 80. ffalc,. 4, Svsisn
..T.fs.d r. -. &. snAn.Al4
In H-V't'. T. '~.ue :. f'n'sltay. RI, s~-lls IslI,
rurarc A an 4o - h-V'al. s. cy rn'On :. coor-J
Hone. 2. G.. ~ p.f-.1-..
Iu,-rretts returned Wards I,ari q.
4 ". wsns, c:y is.petor
Gu Imp. .f,y . Cltfe. JlJ y. 1873.
Dt.ru. IN. > or B'ooiya. e. Fe-I
H. Sa-,1..-'.r- As.sl-p. - cLo'.r,Ii cso-r. In
" tuuff~'pn 1T bf,ni G
r -.r.- ca 1.. B.. Cyania, pa-l.r
p ~ o. ft- H~.d. pJ.,tt-ry. s.at-. F-rsr
Ht,Ir4 C.r4H. " otf C. fs - r. tnuaton of 1-
',a.t. ! d.. - t. OF IL r. defamation 81 ra-
stssti. " r.1s.. D. Ne..-e- oJ "a. Pf-r,tur~
Boz. saau ~. ST. bofn. - ssH stfoIs, : Tesmas
l. .rn-.
Hs-- 10 F,ua,.. = tI.t', ~ Ciirss, cI.-TotM N
(lt,e i t.f h s-4 i Ho.A
" WDr,tL Health OS,e,
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lGa......s...s''''... ...s''.'s.sss''' toNbhI u
NOU2sE, Acting Register.
The Mohawk Valley Railroad, which

Incorporated last year under the general law 10
coniruct Railro AID the south side Of the Mohawk
River between Schenectady and Utlca has lately boon
rs0rganized to considerable extent and the following
gentle elected Directors to i'll vacancies Erss.u,
Corning, John Townsend Marcus 7. Reynolds Thom.s
". OlcO,i and JohL '. L. Puyn, Of Albany Aonlo c.
Page and Chauncey Wizard of SCHENECTADY John v
l.. Pruyn elected President OF tho Board In the
place OF AzaIiah Flsc-, resigned
.AihuuRh no plan at operations has yet been agreed
rfon, IL contemplate IL 1t SHOULD 90 examination bs
found ~ dent bJ the parties interested 81 TO do TO
lay tird track parallel with portions OF the
luoa and Schenectady Railroad which, connected with
arsek or rHcGs u be constructed BY the MOhAw alley
Company, running through the principal points the
south lice Of the iver will amply all purposes
eontemplsiion when the latter company Sas incor.
poraed.
Robert T.. Temple, Of Albany Ward Hun. and Jo,
;. Seymour, OF Utica +. bennington, OF HerSimer
A. llsgg aud AbJab Mann, jr, OF New York, mem
bsn # the Old Board resigned Mr. Payna, VI Troy
ul' nter OF the Iast Board is deceased.
Exports Of The week ending August ,:
., s-:r. .-. Foar. 's!t r.b. What .sl os~. Goa.
= pa iar 81. sta-~.
In',,t- 3D.. BAL coro'. - tbl' Fo4r 81 DO N,vA
Store 30 Co. ''n ", "a. DO. Be-, $50 bush. whra
. o. y 80 ''"s' ]. -
olt s'.i,' o I' lse'. Cd Boar. 2, ,,.'. H. Gol.
It,.s b. Cooi., ,,.,, Boot. D. spare. $40
~, ~. S,,'>.ar~' ., Do A'Ie. ~ los. c-Isr
go; ~. - 49, ic.'. ., :, ini, 49,
sc,,, a.. -, N,,,.a.y. ''''
L., -, So. %, = wA-,..op. - t.l A.l-. %
CO. So, o. So lla, r,,o ,o,...a so
Ens 400, %, e....i'', r.. ,t'. Fls,. &c., H.,
e. .o rt' l:.-' N"n- s.s' % o.l L,ri od -
~ M SIP ri's..:s 'ot--.. d. ts.flru iH.~n nj.
,yyl.-, - a, 80 :. - ~.
-. 10. s,a,- g. T. T.. .g :, hm 10 "a. Wa.
B.u.r W. I,... -. y4,,, Bel 20 60, Po. .-.,j.
fnnf 600 = . y "' o. i N4If - u h .I
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MARRIED.,

II 81 Ciy 90 he - b. Rev Henry Chase VI ALLEN
f.NnHp. a. Pyr'I fh Hollow, Coma, 10 Nj. SARAH - OS
1Ekh"t /. Deny Conn.
90 n"t,av tas.; John Chapman. Of hntonvrle
J., CHAHIIs WApf 90 EMMA JANE, yo.rs--t "a .h,s
9 AtL.tN stln.-r- b. hntL- u ~ c.
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AccrDISr.-A lad named Van Truk.r,

who resides In Ewen-u va. run over At about /
oe'oes, ye'tertay by milk wagon and much bruis>d
lbe driver could not restrain his horse. No bones
broken The lad was taken home.
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ArrEMpr AT MuRpyR AND SUICIDE

- Al mUhpEh NM Se'''pL'~
On SUNDAY evening lasd q German tailor nsmsd An
drew Goetz In a n Of intcxcafion undertook to hang
himself Being prevs nted he seized razor and un
detook TO Gu, his wii-s thrc l. but va, hindered and
arrested The cause he ssid, was at bis child, which
sicAly, cried nights 90 thai he could not sleep.
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siriArrss AtsAEsc...-
sts-Rses...... - Sets........ IS h0es-R.ss..
sss varss-....
Sandy leland Hell
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TW'f1NI PIN = mn - 100 = - v
~f.. ..f.. -, 49,. ~ lo.a J. I,4r., la
-.... J ii~pa'f N..-ur'- ps'. MAJ . ra e. ~
- ut- I.. o. h-.-r. t..o-,; n.
E~f.. Ir. K....'-. - NrFas. IS slt.s; n al
r.l N.t..I. H.f-- f r., VIM l X ..-.r 4 IT, a
T,aAsr. AI-. % ...r-.r Nr-f 80. , D..,r.,,n a.
-. ho.;un. Ma -,h rrn. sa''. T. Aa.~ar.i, Cos.n
B.-an
Il. tft. - D. -'ffs, Jsr,,si trs. Tlfa.r CT n,
Maf..r.F s'.i.~r ins. 6fsy Ho-isa cfr. , a ID
inSs gat' ~ k-s.ar a.ar q, Ani.,,-l
Co oa f.ls y leg .J W,-saasr,. Dshtoa s.ry b. "a
c. sr issP Crr.t NI.grs. " .i4a.'oa Pa. r., A..
20. - fe.-"ai bLFrrf, NAV Pre-ti.nt b.. 81
s..-.J Isaa Aus "rt~@s Prv.ps~ Arha.h n
Nsh h.l"-s GeJirey, PTs,ases, sssasr hs
,ts, Hs'.s, E,- 1Oit.
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r.rLc,-...e..n.-L1 RIrosI,o -. =, NV.

WsTkGgs....A 49, ~ lLEioHItp 'pA IHr ItI'FFf.
Nn,U.N. A4fI" 4.'-
A~lt.-- I4e n..-s.' Sc ';sfiy S4i-' Il s. t5i. a.
81 $40. t.. 30 : r' i-r tr''
t.It.S aa, ss,l "a Anot-' t., Win s,e. ,>dsy %
!'.aHa
t.ttE Rtp itt Tner~ 10 lss, Gsugity IN our
t..l..t Tea n 81. -- $50. IN ,arpi, a. s,,d
40 s,is.s 81 N,.i-ru ID 10 be"r sde. u Gsne-se
ia,I tuyef, bI'f f'.sl .sunf -aie ho4de-' ftn
Mi ia ID al Do. ltsd rNpou iaqgiry C.ra+isn 1.
icy 49, Fo,- 'aFpy 800 Of So bbls usN q Z
e. - e,soss snd - Tor sos Tue Of
Az bb. O. " Df fresh STATE t4DS4 "A, ,r
s.nnos 10 god oso ssd nance 70 hnsy hish.Ss. g.
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WEST INDIA MANCIPATIoy.--Th'

Fourteenth ApuiyeI.ary Of the Emancipation Of the
Slsyts Of he British Nes lnz Posse'sions, was cele
nrs,d yesterday, ia n Grove near Granville, short
dntaLce be yOLd the BIOokly City line. About ~
pc pa prestn the occasion, and the hest OF
order prevailed through the day In the afternoon
p meeting organized which was presided over 10y
NJ Isror iah Powers, h EcsNOrk. After an appro-
pii,te address by the Chairman Grafton was del Nv.
erred by Mr. Wri. J. Wilson, ~hen speeches we'c n ide
by several othen and about O'Clock the proceedings
teI minated and the nsemblsse dspersed.
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apsaea, &es

g.. a. 80 ID .--a No &C " nsasstTc %
Wa ''rs' t.' ta,t The W. p~u1s, ~ aas as~o
No. afs ,r cfrrsa'
~ tf ttfi.f an Nsry Aas, fOas L,erpesl -
Bs rove. isvt.
~ e. ft Eatosayf asn NJ roh b. Il.
JOIN. p OIL, -. Ns.N &c
Nv 't'sa' $40 -y. OA.s & Bsea.Asa, o. BSsee ~
M
tsL rsAs orNns,i-,. ,t-snsiss Hansolt, son ssv.
lor. Df Hssn~
~, at g.. 20 81 -. As Non. o.. r- Liver
s f4lsde phts
" ta. I. 30. - ~ -. ,Ls Jams. cosr fon LIVER
gco. - days oak
Jy 40 Mahs bah iihoa. from ee.toa. Msy So
Juy ~ OIL s.Hd k-y. ssysa~er DE- si n.
Habhn. url Bo.isa of~.as J. Coksns
Reported Punsnorth fsf 10
JOY ~ 49, has ~ tnsocsa st-aIer eoasi
prhsh tie f'ouf Nee fort ef sosths ss
brsuen.
Mar a.. at. SN kus 7slsw. bsrA s.ss ~ sa,. San
Fr.r,i..o ior Noni-sri-n.
'.'s lat 81 nSs. bar. Gov Hissi.y, fo~ esa.aSsu 10
Bosfra
Juy - at 5. h. bas ~ r. .ht Msor Of Prs<s wnns,
- a.n. os sO,tss -bs rrposs>d -pssAss a.
ius -, tsfA ~. knssat. On yustsat Or HssssA
JuygA los IS -, bst S.,ss. Cha, from sos,os
fcf
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Ny-iiaIers.

- R.lori I.i - Hsr.A ssvss'. "a r. ossss.
Ttf AZ I- hiNsbss. - al 80 aesrd sea' hs0s
90 .aetayssr.
49,. I.-t saro-. kas. Pa Sc eosss. tsAsaasssf
A uf rt. 60 81 eaafd. Scat hSns 10 ssiA a.
=. y. -. u. -
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Common CosNCIL. meet
ips Of the Board d Aldermen al The Guy Hall lsss even
ins he prosssd,sss we're sot d spsdAj hssrsk
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ArTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE A coli
ored usp we'll known about the Catherine 7 y as
black Harry attempted tO commit suit ide, IN sun
day NJ ebt By c1ttpa lis with pocket knife He
found, In old building IN alley running from
Esinttree by officer Austin Of the Second Police, VINO
had him conveyed to the City Hospital His Injuries
are considered of fatal character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

INQUEsT.-Coroner Ball held an inquest
upon the BODY OF female found IN toe water h, the
loot Of CCncCTd.st on Sunday. She was atl-d In 9
calico dress boot,es aud white stockings. The body
As not recognized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

r. 4 number Of boys were arrested at
IL, jotks IN south Ero klyr Sunday, for bathing
Tho We" nlrd g each Tor the oAcnse Several were
ir,.l Nv ok, WHO came over In small boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03
The receipts Of the Erie Road reach the
The following table will show the amount

at the several Depositores subject to the dram OF
1 IL 4 49,. n -..-..-or On lie ooh II Inlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

ACCIDENT. - On Saturday afternoon,
Mr. James Gully WAS thrown from bis wagon, - tie
corner If Fulton and ds;rects, and severely
jurcd To picked up in state OF ins"nstill'y, BY
Oiicer {, yle, and conveyed 10 his residence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

AssAUIT-Mr. James Johnson, residing
the fot e Bat'r street sttac.ed, near his
house, SUNDAY n..ht, by couple Il rufians, and
beaten In sh"' NtrG MAILER. He was found by the
ThTd p.,tTct Police. sud taken g. his hon but the
ssss MS tad made their tseoPe 1t . not knowH who
thCT were
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-09

ANOTHER HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL. -Omat,
tention has been called superb service Of silver
tea ware, and other articles Of the value of near
$500, al the store Of Messrs Bigeow Brothets, &
Remand, which, together with one of Chickering'S
best pianos, has been presented to the efficient Su
periulendent OF the Suffolk County Flour Mills by
the stockholders,
The larger pieces ofplate and the piano, bear the
following inscription
''Preseuled to WILLIAM w. ALooTT, by the
Stockholders Of the Snhak County Mits, Tor his
iailhlul service, in projecting and completing their
Mills, and as Direc OF. Superintendent, aud General
Agent. January 1852"
We have befole alluded to the marked success
which has resulted fom the attentions Of this gen
tlenan to the interests Of This company He was
the pioneer in the introduction Of this new branch If
industry into our vlclnage, and we leel tina, we are
dong public favor in commenting the excel, mt
quality OF the -four manufactured under his super
vision.
The design Of the beautiful tea service is original
and significant, surmounted with sheal Of wheat
and richly chased aud embossed upon the sides with
the grains and leaves Of corn, wheat &C. delicatelv
traced and interviewer in the manner Of the civic
wreath OF classic story.
Win his deserved testimonial, we have also to
record the presentation, few IS since, Of spIen.
did gold watch and chain, with an elegant stuffed
armchair, by the operatives of these Mills to the
same gentleman, as mlrk of their respect and
e"teem.- Boston Transcript.
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the French West Indies, and the French fisher
les of French Guiana and the Isle of Bourbon
L equals the aggregate of our shipping trade with
Portugal, Madeira, the Azores, the Cape de Verde
islands, Italy, Sicily, Austria, and I turkey.
1t exceeds by more than 20 0O0 tons our trade
with Holland, The Dutch East indies, Manila.
and the Philippine Islands together.
Mexico employs one-third less tonnage than
Hayu; and Venezuela, Bolivia, Cisapne and
Argentine Republics, and Peru altogether, have
only tonnage equal TO that Of this desplsed is
land, which GU, government alone, of all the
great powers of the world, is unwilling to notice.
During the pasr year, our trade with lIayti, is
Increased $345,l77 or about 2 IL per cent;
which IS more rapid ratio of increase than that
with any other foreign power of importance
Ilayti became independent by the bravery Of
her own citizens, and has maintained that indie
pendence against the armies and The navips and
the lntrgues of Two cf the Strongest European
powers, for more than quarter of century;
her II dependence has been recognised by every
civilized commercial nation 10 the world, but the
United States, and all have their diplomatic rep
reseniaiyes resident the Court of its sovereign.
But because that sovereign happens to be col
ored man. ard would be likely to send a person
OF somewhat darker hue than majority Of the
Presidents Cabinet, as his diplomatic represen-
laiye to the United States, if invited to treat
with US, our government hus hitherto refused to
recognise his severe gaiy or The existence Of the
Hayden nation.
I his bera and II manly prejudice, Or rather,
political cowardlce, on The part of the American
executives, has cost The American shipping inter-
est already many millions Of dollars. II it were
abandoned, and it might be without compromising
any Of the rights or the interests, or even the
prejudices Of the slaveholiing classes, our COM
merce with layti would double in six years, and
perhaps ess.-.New YORK Eeeaiag Post.
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NoING FURTHER TO FARE woRsE-The
administration have recently negotiated com
mercia treaty with The Shah of Persia, with more
than sufficient degree Of pomp aud circumstance.
and now propose 10 send Commodore Perry. and
naval squadron, to the antpodes, with some
sort OF key, the nature Of which is only the
commerce OF Japan.
For more than ten years, Paraguay, and the
mi9htyl territories watered by The Rio de la Plata,
embracing population of from ten TO Twelve mil
hons OF people, have been applicants, and with
out success, for precisely the E,yors which we
now propose 10 force upon Japan and to bestow
without any prospect of reward upon Persia
Nay, yet nearer at home, and within a few d,vs
sai Of this port, there is an empire with which
we nave trade more valuable to us than The
ehtire trade OF the China seas but of which orr
government makes SO little account that it has
never consented to recognise the national exist
ence OF the people that reside there
he empire of Hayli lies within five days' sail
oil this city: it is the richest and most productive
tract OF country In the world, of its size.
During the fiscal year ending June, 1850, as
we learn by report of the Secretary of The
Treasury, now lying before us, our trade with
tnat island employed 74,b7l tons of American
shipping, and 504 American seamen
During the last year we exported 10 Hay,;
property to the amount of 81 $3.50 ,96s, while 10
China we exported, at more than len times ,bo
expense but y O5,2I9 and employed but one
hall The tonnage 39 799-which we cnnlov i
our commerce with I1ayti. r''J :"
Our Hayten tonnage exceeds 20 900 NV that
employed in our trade with Ireland and sc1tland
combined; by 10000 that with the Hanse towns
anu oy me same amount that with Belgium. Ii
exceeds by 1000 tons all our trade with The A.
dflatic and Mediterranean, added to that with
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WASHINGTON, March s
motion is to be argued on, in April next, BY the
counsel Of Mrs Gaines, for renewed trial 1t is
thought, however, that it would not be granted.
Another meeting has been held by the Committee
on the application Of Mr. Collins, for relief for his
line of steamers, but nothing of moment was done.
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VI New 70 * Analy tca Physician, will be in attend
ace at nus olice corner OF Church and Mechanic Streets
worcester, Tor consua ion with patients upon all Dis
enses, OF men, women, md children, during Thursday
ana Friday the h, and 9Th Of March Ladies and CEN
uenen are invited to call-advice free ieba5 dot
\, Df. ~. w. Buxton, PULMoNIsT, Corner OF
MAN ana Myrtle streets, opposite Coz on's ufsery-
" mere ms services can be promptly obtained at any
hour, by day nisht when not prevented by nfevos
Professional Duties. -
Auscuitatloh and Advice, Free. dtf-tee25
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MONTHLY FAR.-Om readers will bear in mind
that selby Co.'s Monthly Fair takes glace this
morning 10 O'Clock, at NELSON'S Hotel in Wash
ington Square, where great bargains will be offered
in the cattle line, and chance TO buy, sell, and
trade to any extent. 1t will also be observed, by
reference to the auctions, in another column, that
S. & Co. advertise a variety of other properly
worthy Of notice