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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

woo.n s7is y s"n fssslss psstsse- y.loed at 'i''
hkse s.se ~ Iaees s250 ~ infS",,sy
~ Is.tssys 49,, 70 81 81, d. Plush t'''' "a H.
fSllts s o. r.. sairpd Il sii.4H
Teal 'orsetAse'' s.sTFacTpREs oY SILK. 1907 p
-. raee. $50 Do yevs,s enc, DO S'hN' 7'' ~
.-ih,f.s'tsse, valued - fgseb
"A uaslssss I@nsns o. i34 1900.
hs,sss~ 4 ~ sh,u. 81 34a, %. Leats-
o. Z, We a. ~. Tefsi 81 plekae's, Va ue1 al 'if@
lamentations Of the week ending Oc1 10
Pee, ~ ass Bstk 57sl do Coffee 100 -. ~.
an - Cea ~ Ooc - Logvood turs o. 1 go
~ VA aesO h u tuna Fufo 10Y ians of,,las~
ss..H !, -. lO DO Au1rlon 20 oxes Lquofee fae =
1880, ~ ,uts I, IRA CuIbrs bes
- os.ks Arvoi 400 ea-es LqUorfe Fs-'e ~,
S,@- goofsc Rot. - csft y baes - q. y.
- ee.S,rs Ir5ro On pfgz DyeUoots, ii hs StShi -,
- -, hail 5a 1916 quarter o. 10 ca a. w ~ - -
- "a t.reb.. D. nsnxs. 600 Cofoanrt. - as 80
IN S - Ioae- Lemons. - kess DfaJs
- no ans euays, 20 bbs Honey ~ W. huss ~
lac CAV aa. - Horn, %ll bates hfp -, a.
- iqt Tan. Pig Hafbnatac Knee-, II tans n ~
-, IL, ~ Jrnysr kDe. 70 pece- scanins - % %
49,. Csg ~ trs Led 40 bundles Mats - Mats - ma
- 1890 ~ pur 1imees o., - cases Castor Do ~ cts
cAxs 81 d. Coos 90 20 d. Palm DO ~ DO oh 5@O taas
sse. IL plr- Color. bo1 VefmiOa ~ bunde. RAN
=, - ~ basies ~ hb G Sat- u baskets M1tler q
- ebels 600 Coneb DO bids Brandy 10 Vps nh9 r.
80 9lGb boxes quarters 20 sr'h OOAO Csafs hhs
i3.|. 40 d. is2 lJl Bag Sugar. 90 feg' hiti 9-el
81 irss GGhtn ser i2f DO Perper 29o bale dfuni pa
rs tae- 1871 oasis - half ID l1A quarter - ~
~ b eafe 5e7 totets Wine. $40 ogs Maborany y poo o. "
,es Cedsr Spar, so bundles NO~i ~ "f
a,sIs Mool IL ia<s No0l eu Waste.
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Markets. .Rcnortei hp r.laannna.

ALsASy Oct Is Is52-Thc following have been the re-
ceip,s last Flour 30oO bills. Com, 400 bdsnes
RaIiey, go bushels; Oats, 1900 bushels; Whea. lOo
lesbes Flour dull BuckWheat, with free receipts ses
AT 81 9s6$2 Nheat-kone offering. Oats arc 0wor sales
making &4lc Corn very rm and cagOes aioat ant
60 anve sell al 69tc lOtV bushels changed hans Darcy
10 in demand prlne samples brng nl rates readily US
consn good supply aud steady al the decme 3. 30
huks sold 81 CSC tor Wisconsin and M G3c O i5er-
moved. Hops at lSG-Nc-
NEw-ORLsASs, Oct l5-CorroS-Saes t,rdly, 800
bales with quiet b, firm merkct Mlddlng IISfr,i
s,c The weeks sRes have been So eco bales aud the
hand amounts iss CO.. bales EXCHANGES are lower
SIksLlNs Is al 81 premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
DAvID ScoTT, Auctioreer.
Cpl ENDlD PROPERTY ar AUCTION

- near jersey City, No-Jeisey. VIII be sold Public
Auction On MONDAN Get. 10 at O'Clock. h. NJ ON the
r,rrises - verv large desirable Lots situated Hudson
av Bergen flights, the residence OF }. CoNLEY,
Esq.
commands an aud beautiful WOW OF Newl York,
the River Bay from Nonkers to Sandy Hook The New
ark Onubuses "a tins property every ten minutes
throughout the day.
Also will be sold Immediately after the above, ~ Lots,
near the Reformed Dutch Church in Bergen.
Conditions OF sae-l0 per cent and Aucttoneers Fee on
tho doy of sale " ver the LIST OF November when
H. SsSs will be- delivered The balance bond and mort
ssge for wears AZ per cent. For maps and further par
s,cnlars enquire OF D. SCOTT, No q Montsoneryst
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCIsCO.-The

l. and elegant Steamship UNITED STATES, VIM.
{. Berry, Commander viii leave New-York on TUESDAY,
October ~, al r. NJ, precisely; connecting Panama
with the new, doube-engine Steamship CORrES 7. Is.
Cooper Commander, which vessel leaves Panama the
arrival Of the passengers. For passage apply
DAVIS, BROOKS Co. General Agents,
No. % Beaver Ct, kew-York or to
JONES JOHNSON No. l04 West- st., cor Liberty.
All tickets issued for the above ne bear the sigma
tuIe OF the above parties and other authorized
sell tickets az New-ICTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
ADRIAN IA. MULLER Auctioneer.
ID ESIkABLE LOTS at AUCTION.-ADRI-

~ AN II. MULLER viii sell OF public auction, at the
Merchants EXohonge, III ESDAY Oct. 49, at II O'Clock
NJ. 40 valuable BUILDING LOTS and PLOTS, with
valuable waierpOwer situated Tsnytown, Westchester
Co. onstbe HUDSON River, and within ~ minutes walk Of
the Hudson River Railroad Depot The above lots well
located for building elevated ground with tine Of
the riyeT and surrounding country, with good schools
churches &C. IN the neghbornood and with tho proposed
mechanic of business the neghborhood of the
city. Terms liberal
Inquire Of A. MANN Jr., No. p Merchants Exchange
Z. H. WARNER, Dobbs Ferry \. CORE, near the prem
ICES or Of the AuctOneeF No Wall-st corner of New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMpANY.-Only through u. ). Mail Line
for CALIFORNIA ana OREGON, via Aspiuwall and Pan
ama.-The splendid and doubleengine u. 5. Mail
Steamship ILLINOIS, 2Jc tuns, IT, j. Hartstene, u. J
n, Commander, viii sail on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 20, az
o'clock NJ. precisely, from pier at foot of WaTen-st,
North River The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys mag
nifcent steamer OREGON will be in readiness az Panama
receive the Illinois mails and passengers, and sail mme-
dafey for San trancrco No efforts will be- spared the
part Of the two Companies to send their through
with expedition comfort and safety.
RATES or FARE TO AsPiNWALL.
Ladies' Saloon, stat hOOui. ..................$35
Lower All and Forward Saloon do............... 30
Second Cabin Standees. -
Seemge ..,,...., IS
Passengers will be landed the railroad wharf, Aspin
wall free Transit OF the IsthrauB ~ the passengers
pense Persons securing through passage by the United
Stot,s Mail ST from Newfork have preference Ut
coonnodstlon on board u the Pacific Mail Steamers.
Rates Of fare from Panama San Francisco the most
fRyorel toms. For freight or passage applyt0
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office OF the Co.'S,
No. III Westst, corner of Warren, NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

Steamship Of the West Tnksssssh. from sAa goaE OF g.
~ah p~s,stssFs. ks., 10 ID b AAca
SIP Ceussntne Duryse Lvepo o. ssy- vih mes and eo
passengers Gnpeu hanra Co Has rs days the
ward q the sh wnds and cslns TooA pc, sss
bet bsSas 80 sas stt a. st ~ a. on - IS exehrsed
A<s's With ship Ansresa co<Sfes, hssvv ef ksoSoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
Rcccipt. Of Produce.

By As Ertc Rairoa&-sS9 pigs Cheese % do. Butter,
I, IS s.des Ii alter. and LOIS bbs Flour.
by s NeW,atca RaiToaS-sf6 hxs Cheese, ami IL pigs
Batter.
NJ e NORTH Rissr BOaf SIS bills Flour, 10 DO Fork 70
do Ashes Isl do. WHISKY $40 hxs Cheese, 81 do baes,
2os Sldss Leather. 4lt0 bus Data aud yQ0 do Con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
NJ. 5. ROBERTS, 10. IN west-st. cor warren-st.


EMPIRE CITY LlNE.-fOr SAN FRAN
H CISCO, via ASPlNWALL, Navy Bdyl-rhrough
Tickets at reduced ratesThe and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA, 1890 uns burden, j. Dayton Wilson,
Commander, will leave tor Aspnwall direction THURSDAY,
the 4th November a O'Clock, from No 3 North River,
connecting at Panama with the new and splendid double
engine steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH 1850 uus bur-
den Robert W Foster, Commander which steamer will DO
10 receive the by the Sierra Nevada,
sail Immediately for San Francisco These steamers
unsurpassed eed ventilation aud accommodation and
otter superior advantages tor families gong 10 California
First ard second cabin provided with State
Rooms on both ships and dine at the same table.
part of the Storage the City of Pittsburgh allotted to
females Passengers landed at the Panama Railroad De-
pct An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each ship For
freight OF pessage, abply 20 j. HOWARD & son,
Agents No 81 Broadway.
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Passenscr- sailed

lathe shp Lady frenk5a Go l4VepocCSpt Nchc Pie u
Ccssoi TO fo0xS sy, ohidrvn and CAsr- Psey
sad sS Svfee aaet Joha DHnSp Tennessee Ns Cabin
and n 81 eah.s and steeraso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
HrHRy T LEEDS Auctioneer.
Cpl FNDID SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR

~ " . - :. -,
- NITURE at Auction, THIS DAY, October 10, at 10y
o,clock az the "a room No IS Chambers StHENRf T.
LEEDS will sell as above. large and valuable assortment
of richly carved Rosewood Mahogany and Plrl0r, Cham
ben and Furniture, CONSISTING ia part OF suites
OF Rosew and Walnut Furniture covered IN SATIN Bro
cat,c Plush ara Haircoth; Mahogany Sofas Chains Gen.
ter Tables WorkstAnd and Quartetle; Mahogany Dress
Bureaus and lnds Rosewood Censer and side Ia
bes with and without marble tops Table Cutlery; Plated
Ware Brouzed Iron alstand China Glass and Crockery
Maho gGuy French and Gothic Bedsiead Ham Mattresses
Paill0sses Blankets &C; Walnut Wardrobes and Library
Bookcases and Secretaries Haireat Chairs rich painted
ard enamolcd Chamber Furniture suite, with and with
out marble toIs
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Wa. " SHIRLEY Auctioneer.
HOUSE FURNITURE SALE.-MONDAY

l. Oct 10, at Il. o'clock the house No 1856 Mulberry
st. Brooue-st general Of good Parlor
Bedroom, Basement und Kitchen Furniture Plano Forte
Sc, OF family declining housekeeping sale positive RAIN
shine
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GREAT SALE of MANUFACTURING

" PROPERTY by AUCTION-B LINGTON
WOODEN hlLL.-1he well-known property belonging
TO the Burlington Mil Company, situated in Colchester
NinCoskl fds vermont, two miles from Burlington The
land adoDs that Of the Central Railroad Depot connecting
with the other lines Of railroad Boston, NewYork and
lsnada, thus sOrong facilities for transportation
THIS property OF the age and BRICK Wool-n
MILL 10 BY ~, stories high and attcks built in
The mcst thorough MANNER with shattng and geerng
Iote, containing 10 sets wooden machinery, built and
RANGED within about years by the best inachnss the
country, " nth CEompton cham wide and looms
large Dye-House, StGPug House and Dry House 10 by 40
tItt stories considered the best arranged for m purpose OF
any building Of the KIND IN the country reproof wool
stofe-house OF bEick Machine Shop, two stories and
basement well stocked with athes and tools Of all
knos needed IA such establishments sconVenent Office,
aud large Packing HouEe adjoining. used for the packing
anc storage OF goods Tenemcnt Of brick and wood
SUFFICIENT IN humber and accommodate the
aDo operatives The Factory Building, Dying Departments,
&C. are all heated BY steam, with iron pipes and upon the
nost approved plan, with al modern Granzemens The
6teIpower consists OF onehalf the Onion River fall
OF % ieet and ccnsdered second 20 none New
always abundant the dryest for larger amount
Of machinery than now located there with about Is
Of land.
1hls very valuable property viii be sold in lot by
sncton, the highest bidder Considering its situation In
the center u wool country where help abundant
and 10 lie procured at low rates presents opportunity
Tor Investment seldom 0ered-the whole property build
Igs ana mEthlaTy being in complete condition TO be
started up wtlCLt much expense and without delay
lie sale il 10 take place WEDNESDAY, Oct % next
lSo<. st 10 o'clock AM, st the Counting Room on the
premises. Sole positive, 70 close the concern
Tor further Parta ulars apply to JAMES READ Trustee
Of the properly Boston, a. j. RIChARD5ON READ
COhkHkl1E, 5. L. BUSH s. Co., Scw-York; DAVID
;; BROWN Co, HACKER, LEA Il Co. Philadelphia;
1LAsE LILLE CO. Baltimore HILL CARPEN-
1Eh 4 Co., Providence; 5. X. RATHBONE, az this Mil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

OFFIcE oF The HEw-YosK Gas Ltcsr Ca
~v,x.x, r,.o CeI- Al, 1852
D'HE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS have
u THIS DAY declared Dividend Il Five Ter C.n,
ending Isl august last payable the S:ocxaoder an -
sfteT Aoseay Is NoyszbeT next. The rsnrlrr Bo.s vii
be closed lom thr 9th KAT. until that date. wa
~ esdef, G. L. ESEkiTr, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

Proposes y ID be received the Office Chicago until
the llth day Of October 1882
Prohies Plans and Approximate Estimates Of quantities
viii be Tetoy fUr inspection and blank forms for proposals
viii be furnished u No 81 Waist New Ork Civ or az
the oce Of the Chef Engineer Chicago Iinoss and
after --, l65Z the relates 10 the ID and ith
divisions - aEdGa 10 the 5th DIVISION BLOOMINGTON 70
the It'll division LsSse and report the 18th dvsOn
al tfbenA and 70 the lIh division al kzndala
Payments w be go per cash and the balance on the
eouI eCn add acceptance o: the cash or Der cent
Construction Bonds, Il the option OF the Company
Satisfactory references VII IN all cars be required
r. b. MASON, Chief Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
X. W. WEsTcoTr, Auctioneer.
OUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS,

II BEDDING, AEON MONDAY MORNING., at ioi
oeiock az No. lE GTeenw .ch-ay removed fUm l5tlst
AND worthy the attention Of houkeeprrs consisting part
81 TsptaIy and Ingram Csrpets Feather Beds HAIR Nat
utsseE BrtEus MahOseny and Walnut Becsteads variety
ofsTLecI Bureaus Tables, Dining Cad and Fancy
TAbtf Mahogany and Walnut Chairs, SOFAS TsteaT=tes
|otSIe End Sewing Chains velvet and narcioth MshoE
sDy md Gilt Mirrors IEaid ard PARIS Tables Mahogany
NasIsiaL6s. HeisfaIs6s OIL PAINTINGS, Grandoss China
Kitchen Furniture &C. Sale peIemptsry rain o. shiae.
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mo the LADIES.-Our Fall st
Ocean Steamers, Sc.
8 MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ FOR NEW ORLEANS, via HAvANA-rhe
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, ID. d. Porter, u. >.
NAVY commander wall sa from the pier foot of Warrenst,
N X, on WEDNESDAY, 0ctH, at O'Clock L. NJ. pre-
clsely
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEw-oRLEANs.
New Arrangement
Lsdies aud After Saloon Berths. $50
SecOld CABIN beftls
Specie only taken on freight 10 Havana.
Freight taken to New-Oreans at 80 cents per cubic foot
Shippers of ire ght requested TO supply themselves
with the Companys bills of lading which may b. had
Application at the Office No other form viii be- signed.
bills of adng will be signed after II O'CLOCK tho
DAY OF SAILING.
For freight passage apply TO
NJ d ROBERTS, No. IN West-st., cor Warrens.
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MARINE JOURNAL.


PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......ocr. Is
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by telegraph.
From our Core ponden,.. ]

TOfTON, Oct. l3--No arrivals.
60 shy " c,tv ard Ho! and brig Pslos San Francisco.
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4. NJ. MERwIN, Auctioneer
by BANGS, BROTHER d Co.-Trade

DSsles Rooms, No IL Park-Tow.
NEDNESDAY Oct % and following days
GREAT SALE o. ESCLIsH BOOKs-Being the stock Of
Messrs Bartlett Wexford, embracing variety of the
best looks IN oil paIteuts Of literature Catalogues
ready.
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and GLOVE STORE. No. %

HOSlEkl and GLONE SlOhE, NO. ID
Il L Carmine-st.-R RUSSELL would respectfully inform
families 10 about procuring their winter supply
that he has hand usual, complete assortment OF
Hosery ard Drawers OF Cotton, Merino aud
Scotch Wool for Men, Women and Children, which will be-
30 at the lowest rernuneatng prices at the odestab
lished Hosiery Store No % Carmlne-st.
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CANCO,fAN snl MORGAN RAILROAD

NCOMPANY-The annual meeting OF stoc khoideI, u
tbe SsuKSmon and Morgpu Railoed Company for the ec
tor Of Board OF Directors and Transaction OF o'neI -
ress viii b. he 81 the cfoc Of The COMPANY IN te ~
a. h,w-York 10 2 HanOveT-st., on TtE>DAi' Tue iS1
October. 1885,, ~ y o'clock Nj.
Fclls open from l. % o'clock p. VI
The Books OF TrtrscT viii be closed from me ,tt 90 '
ISL Of Octobsr to,h inclusive. 5. ALOFSEN, secy'
NsWIOIk, Sept. %, 49,
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CTEAMSHIPS and first.cIass CLIPPER-

-
~ SHIPS for AUSTRALIA.-The new and splendid clip
pefship AEBkAshA how loading at pier No. Is, East
River bound for ICrt Philip, Sidney and Melbourne, will
a about ihe 18th OF October for the above ports
Ihe NJ tska OF the finest ships that left this
port ind without doubt expected 10 make the passage
IN 10 days from port 10 port This vessel has tine library
board Tor The OF passengers The accommodations Of
this speLdd ship have been surpassed in
this country For freight passage, apply I. RIGNER
C. II. CASTLE or TO YOUNG Co, No. lS6 Westst.,
Of R.aae York Eric Raroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
Drp Goods.

L AIDES CLOTHS, French MerinOes, Plaid
II Csshmeies and Plaid Silks
Several cases OF the above desirable Goods now landing
and for sale cheap al TRACY, IRWIN & CO.'S,
Nos 81 and 23j Broadway.
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tI,uF FIORENCE and KEYPORT CONF

UNHE FLORENCE and hEl fOhI SVA 'i,
i PANY-A nee tug of the Stockholders vii DC ne'a
AZ Keyport on FRIDAY. the I'd October next, Mhsn
s,a,utn Will be made Of the prospects ara 0""0''
the Company. ,.-. - ,,,S a. ,ha
nov dock building on the property ,.,, l. s-.b.A
Pens DESTROYS cf exaIin e. the place VIII De
with tieSets or the excursion by applying at ONCE NO =
Hsnover-St.
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Sales bp Autiion.
A SpLENnIn LOT Of nOuBLE CAME.

"a LIASOi the best varieties sting of double white
tIItrAtas, lnbucutee SC, &c. well budded, aud fine
coId ton, viii be sod the Seed Store No. JOhnst
THIS DAY Catalogues now ready Sale to commence at
ii O'Clock A. NJ
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- The clipper thp Typboon Capt sal'er 4 made The
u ct,s % Ionson dayio5 On the mouth Of iAe vef
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OGDENsBuRGH RAILROAD 7 PER

" CENT MORTGAGE BONDS for ale By y q,
COBp Co NO - WAll-sf This Rosd IS doins i1lto
business The Angus; earnings increased 81 per ecn' 0'i
lnrs
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THE NEW A. i CLIPPER SHIP TOR.

TIVE NEW A. ] CLIPPER SHIP TOR
l. RENT. for PORT PHILLIP and SYDNEY AUSTRIA
LIA-To sail 2th October1he splendid accommodations
OF this fine ship well worthy OF examination BY
persoIs about passage AUSTRALIA The ship
Is new, and her fnuup being completed viii be found %
b. unequaed by tho any other ship, for light
4. RICHARDSON q Co. No. 81 Southst, ELLIOT,
ARIEL Co. No. l5 Pearl st. n. BAH goods in
tended for pnent and will he attended
without any charge Of commission 4. X 4 Co.
EOR LIVERPOOL-Dramati I.ine-Pack-
Il et Of the 18th OCTOBER-The fayosite and splendid
packet ship ROSClUS Capt ID. Maloney win sail above,
her regular day for freight passage, superior
Commentators apply board. Pier No. IA Eass River.
SPOFFOkD, TILESTON Co no 4g South-ss
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GLITTER LINE for AUSTRALIA.-The
~ magnificent ship sACSUSA viii sail for Port Philip
the 18th October For freight passage having besut-
fu light and airy accommodations apply board Pier No.
10 4. r., or TO W I. DUGAS, No. ~ FroDt-st, RUS
SELL NORTON, No. 81 Old-siip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLASGOw.-The Glasgow and New-York Steamship
tuIs and GOV horsepower Robert Craig Commander, win
sail from New York for Gassow SATURDAY 10Th Nov.
Firsf Calm, (Ssloon state Roouss). ............e9
First Cabin, lhicshp State Roonas). -......."
Stewards fee included.
Apply 70 J. Mcsyh0N. No. . hsoedwsy.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
The Democratic Convention.

RICHMOND, Va, March "a
The Democratic State Convention for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention assembled here to-day There
was full attendance of representatives from the
several districts throughout the State.
Mr.. Cox, of Chesterfield, was elected temporary
chairman.
Mr.. Wise proposed that one delegate from each
Congressional district be selected by the delcgu-
ton from the said district whose duty it should
be TO propose permanent officers. This measure
is looked upon as favorable to the prospects Of
Mr. Buchanan.
motion was made to amend Mr.. Wises propo-
sition, to leave the appointment to the chair
This gave rise to protracted and heated debate
which lasted all the afternoon. The vote was be
ing taken on the above proposition, but the resul
was not known at the time of sending off this dc
spatch.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
Casparis's Congress Hall.

tH THIS and highly eligible Hotel Ana Gaze com
~ ductcd upon the EuEopean plan !. noe resiy far e
49, accommodation Of Members ~ Coagrnzs and others
situated north street. fronting the Capitol and has
been furnished with the most choice modern faruarr,
siye Dinngroom for large parties Bar aud Restaurant
superior private Tcnpin Alley, and other desirable apTn
In the Union
Pure spring water Is conducted b. al the In metal
lie pipes and from Its situation, Congress Hall u not only
admirably convenient residence for those having business
at the CAPITOL but affords Of tbs finest views % the 10
tomsc and the adjacent cities 70 be found IN Washington
H Stages pass the door every ten minutes r all parts
of tho city, the NavyYard, AlexandIiB, &c,
mar 1l-eolm j. CAsPARIg.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

Eighth street, third door from AZ lrrHas,
"a HAS the pleasure 10 n0tfy his easlosners Mem.
beers q Congrcs., rizsns end Strangers Separating
W n Washington, that be as lnst reuruad hOtn the
IL North with fuli sud saperiH stosk a akNTLk
MEMS SPRING GOODS Tie piock embrnrgs mAny NV
and very haufal styles ~ Cutks Casslu.rus and Vest
ings, &c elegantly sdaptod ~ tho quts Too
20 partieulate whih Nill Ard hlm Iaai plrssure
10 show 20 all who favor him with cali all ~ which hs u
prepared 10 make up In styls q elegance snaassssd,
here or elsewhere
Also Gentcmen's fine drsss fL0uidersoaln Shirts
patented article, warranted 20 ~ better than any heryrs
out Alro stocks Crayats, kcAffs Ties Collars Gloxes
Handkerchief, Ac In great variety. and q the bret styles
and qualities. mar i8--ea3w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
Methodist Conference.

PHILADELPHIA, March -.
The Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church commenced its sessions this morning in
the Onion Church-Bishop James, assisted by
Bishop Waugh, presiding. The usual committees
were appointed. The Conference sermon was not
preached, Bishop James stating That lie had no
notification Of the resolution passed by the last
Conference, aud, not having preached since De-
ccmber, must decline The Conference then at.
journed 70 meet tomorrow
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

above mentioned, in which Messrs. Choate and
Webster took part, the court adjourned to meet
at the county court room on this "wednesday
morning.
Second Despatch.-James I. Brady, to-day, con-
nnued the opening argument for the plaintiff
Hon, Rufus Choate viii reply for the defendants
tomorrow. The argument is on motion for an
injunction, and win occupy several days