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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-15
AGREAT HEAD.

"Did you ever know such mechanical
genius as my son 2" said an old lady
He has made fiddle all out of his own
head, and he has wood enough for anoth-
or
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-15

Rtl~OO. OOU
An act, entitled "An Act To graduate
lands on which money Is due aud unpaid
to the Con- .nonwcath OF Pennsyiy sniO,' 2
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-15
Governors Message.

To the Honorable the Senators and Members
Of the House Of Representatives. Of the
General ASSem5IY:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-15

Executive Chamber,
Harrisburg, January 5, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

.,8 a half tuns in each, Inc snsn
ehsnbefs.-o.Is md the chambers IN which the Pow
% fset ~ yysre NJ feet long. The charge was -
was pss.sr;c battery, and lifted an iu,mense or1
BY gsN,.s ,o have been between 1000 ana go
roek' Tn Ssroe beched out on the seawsrd noe an
tuns. =, s.en hv large concourse OF snec'Ai1Is -.
- ~. ,he watering places ON the Clyde, an r.:
- s~euysopiese from Glasgow, on board N. @ IA the
IT, renort was no, loud, but deep ana hoL .s,ad
..a,r3 In . very vide circle was strongly aSlS h
s'V @Iyrcrr TONS CABis."-Anything 10 sun Sa
.s...i demand has never before been Known N -
sssorx ofIersture Many bookseller aver tA ~ ~.
.eYIns netting else the trade Tor me une ,.o. i.
s ssn,ereJ In this one book which unlike an
nsy eoual attractions 70 both old snd young
CSshs xork probably not Less thsn twenty aneren' e
w ing IN mice from Cd 20 7I6, are hoanng over
-. sr,rtrv and others adverased A. IN pfepA,~
49,, The totsl sale Of these different issues mus. Ds
..,hsn- enormous and unparalleled, even IN tiin1
IN we are accustomed 70 hear Of some penoaicaf
s,rnafipg % the extent Of 10000 copies one ~
Moor us IL stated 10 be AZ is ll2th Thousand vi w
Total extent Of the circulation In ms country We
foyrn NO ides.t NAV amounts hall nhon OF
million Of copies but single tact wn sunce " M !,
sbss n must Sc something altogether unknown even
, ,nost nouular noyelsts One bookseller In Gssgo'
sasures us that his sales Of the book IN dnereni nrl
WIN In few days amount TO $1,000 copies ana We -
nom two of the largest agents IN Edinourgn tnss ~
iInt s,es have already reached more than I2Vo nef
4 cheering fact for the phlanthropist ~.
In the Liverpool County Court the SUIT OF tn /,
r,-.~rool Ting Company Brown, Shipey
r., igents for o. g steamship Arctic has been on near
C. dsv or two past but decision has yet peel
,ven The suit II for R435 damages caused oy tne ARC
&c running down the tugsteamer Mona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
A Race of Red Men in Western Africa.
The Nonreiies Annales des Toyages for June

contsins a transation by Cherbonneau, Professor OF
Arabic at Constantine, of the journey OF traveller
named Tuegut via Timbuctoo TO the Mountains OF the
Moon These mountains however according to this
account do not lie in Middle, rather Eastern Africa
as laid down in biographies, but among the West
ern highlands which I'LL the space between the middle
course OF the Niger and the Atlantic Ocean The route
taken was from Timbuctoo to Dschennc, up the Niger,
then for some time upon the Niger, and finally by land
to Bambara, sskny, Maiks and Sakat Then follows
the ensuing passage Beyond the circle of sakat be-
gins so to speak, new world the people have red
color of whom part hcrdsmcn, posses inna-
merabe herds OF canes and iooks of sheep the rest
are husbanirnen One travels some two months upon
the territory and then comes to great salt lake,
called Sobkat Schanakths This lake loses Itself in the
sands Of abourdess desert in which one hnds trace
OF vegetation Across this desert the passage OF which
occupies i've weeks dwell nations OF red color living
in tents made of buffalo skins and subsstng on dates
end camels milk. Then comes second waste, which
can be crossed in fifteen days after which occur the
first Gases which belong to the Mountains OF the Moon,
and are inhabited by red men" Are thee accounts
actually based on iac;si The journey described IL
long enough 10 bring one to the Atlantic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
INDIA.
p,.,u-ha,ccs-Movements of Troops.

Letters and papers by the Overland indian nS IA,
Nal are to hand The elegrapnc dspa'eu ~ g., 70
.,s,,n.bn America has already announced the lew les
res thai the news present Dates from Bombay are 10
LIST September, and from Calcutta, Aug ~
Disturbances seem again likely TO break out
- r. ro,,h western frontier of HindOssn. Along me
eastern boundary peace undstarbe Inc me T hSS
deIn1ed with rain and the Indus had overnoWed
nuske were fer NJ several places in Bengal Presidency
about 4l4 A. NJ August T. ship named the hun.A
mede was 10 sail from Bombay for Australia soout %n
Augu.t with e1nigranfs, many of them Angloindians;
bo rink they can better their condition IN the gold
country not took place al Benares August : ou'~s
oyie,ed by a detchment of cavalry 9th chips
The reinforcements for Burmah were on
,beir wsv TO Madras and Calcutta for em6srcaton 70
Rsngoop The army which will be assembled IA No
re,nbcT will number 10000 men, OF all arms No rei
able information respecting advance on PROVE nus
trsnspired All fears Of invasion o, Assam are uls
nelled by the conduct of the Rsah OF Munpore ron
cr ay Of the British who has organized torce 70 par
The massage Of the Burmese through his country Ior
which service il presumed he will be rewarded oy tne
British with slice OF the Burmese territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

Cr The Madrid papers contain IN accoapt
Of very curious trial which has jus, taken psee IN h.,
c;,v and which hrs excited good deal OF aren.,o,
The crime wss child robbery for the purpose Of ex.or
INC money from the parents. Tie criminals wrretwo
l,owp dramatic writers Don Jose dc TyrresyAa.
nor and Don Francisco Csndsdo. Both movedia ths
birhost circles and we're universally respected The st
"a. committed Under the following eirculn ;onees,
Had bv the Toledo bridge just outside the city ses
me dwelling OF Don Manuel Jerez, man Of properly
and the father OF family of nine children Of whomoa.
= hov NJ nine ycars. About p NJ. of the fh u
Morch las. the ,arcn,s sent this boy to shoemaker,
under the care Of servsnt, Jose Perez. On III re-
turn lust st or dark they were suddenly attacked By
two persons ma Ks who enveloped the child in shr,e
cloak threatening him with death in he msde any
cutlery and blirdoldns Perez forced him TO carry Of
the boy, under their guidance. In this manner hey,
after long walk, came to house which they entered
ard where OF The persons wrote letter in feign&
hard and incorrect language TO the father domsn-ry
$4,000 reals-ahout S67So-for the ransom Of the boz
and threatening in that not sent by the
messenger before 10 r. NJ that he should never hs
son sgair living The messenger was the sensnt hun.
self The father. on reading the note, naturally
strongly excited but did lose his OF mind
He went immediately TO the then civil Governor Of the
Ci,v-pow Minister OF the Interiorand related 10 hus
the affair The Minister instantly ordered the srres, Of
the servant.
Perez denied all knowledge of the affair un'l abou.
the becinnirc ct August when one day he allowed
rather large allowance Of liquor, under The influence
OF which he courodicted himse and let on, the whole
affair II seems that the two Dramaiists had sedacci
him to join in the plot by promise Of third Of the
cum to be obtained with which he was TO take himself
of TO America.
Torres and Candado kept the boy hidden until the
next night after his seizure when fearing the discovery
of the crime they carried him to anotar pat Of the
city and left him there, where he was aferwsri found
by wstchmsn brought to the Governor, AMI thus re-
stored to his parents The criminals have each been
sentenced 10 FIVE year. hard labor in prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
ITALY.
ERUPTION OF Mount Ema.

The published accounts from Catania, as TO
the OF the lava reach the It'll September Zs
ssns which appears 10 have been in such great peril
il is now hoped may escape
We have been favored with the perusal of q
private letter lse the l6th September announcing
the lava 10 have taken another direction and is at APP
preaching Milo, the inhabitants of which. to save the
wood arc cutting down their cAesaut trees, and OF
eo1rse, einptying their h0uses
coastlng vessel the Noncbelo, when lying AZ
anchor near CsRnis, hsd been covered with sal
mac lie ssue from the mountain specimen ha5 bean
s 10 us Island and has been pronounced OF the very
w SuShy Iae mountain sent II forth in vast clJu IL.
We hnd the following graphic account of the
..v et'OF dated CaialAla, Aug. 30:
iesseeteey alter breakfast we reached lAarsDs.
h VIC nat Rouse in the village We saw til lava r:
great. - ain N~''-ace the heas Wa very
g., iAe manner IN which the ex:raoriins,v II fst.
% IN anNsnced Is net 10 be describel =, -. -
80 moves slowly and aninterrula,aly. 80. G.. -
,' may SO express myselL risa erd IN :, -
N.sN "oet~ie they encounters then send 500 .o
ie's mere ana there recedc, extend th,r..I 'S@.n
tssin seNshce Now Il Is heard a. ran,; N, AM
q eAss oit;kins n the are nothing me-, -
mcnse dAInsgc succeed Every now ana 49, :. vi
fesied, denoiing the presence Of greater oSt.c. az
wster. VI OF
by day all this grSsd mass present. an s.pssr.pc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Robt. Maxim H. sons Circular.

TUESDAY, Oct. D, l8)1
In the British markets held toward the close Of the eek
the Vibrations IN the Corn trade unimpOrtant prc
IN some being reported shade lower Others at the
tine exhibiting slight amendment, whilst more
rally uuabated rmucss appeared 70 prevail In Ire
and the deliveries of GRAIN stated 20 be LIBERAL
and taken freely By mers and consumers at Improving
rates Foreign WHEAT and MAZE the late extensive I'M
attention. rud including the inferior descriptions OF BREAD
sIUFFs. realise rather higher terms
Beyond moderate quantity of OATS and good supply
Of OATMEAL have received little produce coastwse aud
from Ireland this day while from various parts
abroad specified below have 10 note toerabs nm
OARS Archange and Of BEANS from the Baltic aud
Egypt the arrivals of States FLOUR being 500 bbs and
of French ISIS SACKS only the exports OF FLOUR during
the week amounting to nearly 10000 bbls and ~ sacks
those of WHEAT to 2ei qrs and INDIAN Corn 1870 qrs
We have had very firm market to-day, and most descnp
tious Of Foreign WHEAT must be written Id. " bisl@
dearer than Tuesday last this in degree checked
the sale but on the whole fair business done, and
besdes local and demand several parcels
taken Tor shipment 10 Ireland. OF farmers WHEAT ths
chow this morning large but the weather continuing
extremely boisterous and part IN equal
in fair demand and fine dry samples rather
ceeded late prices American FLOUR steady but not
IN so extensive request at the close OF the week choice
qualities of both and commanding Sd. per bbl
advance French and Irish fully maintaining previous
In MALT and Peas variation Egyptian BEANS again
sell freely, M 5O b $50 fb OATS and OATMEAL
somewhat less demand but full prices the latter
article request for forward shipment Ireland but
there is now very little offering.
INDIAN CORN continues IN moderate demand the
floating cargoes taken up they arrive, and for this
article well Wheat the passage there exists good
inquiry though from the tenacty Of holders transactions
are not easily worked at the moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

n. s,h,a tone of the Enssh sdviees has nc. nsf .ns
~ Of rsSsrirr pries. in ts continental inate.
WEEAT bling At rre-ent relatively sess "a "o 90 so..r
,hsn in th. eountry we can hsrdy eAieuis'e On s
cents 70 spy extent being made. TT shpneh as " -.
CoRS from, foreign ports have Ise been on h,t
Of late supplies Of the new cro.s having come '' nv
spsrngly. 80 -r,., -, ,.,s ,b,, very full prc-s
h.d Ie,n ssk,d fr fne qualities IN gruary s1a ,. -
E-rle new that had GONE forward had met oay y ~,
i,s eo,s 10 thos previously current; tor psI VI
,YeS weighing 81. n e bush equal 90 49, ana 70,
dam sorts 20 Our free board had been gwen Inc sap
n,. M .rrpg CoRS had h-rry suthced tor ths 40 NJ
eoD.umrn aud Il vs.. thought that there woad DC n''o
The sdicts from the Lower Baltic ports sSre- Is 90 ,e
'r,nt Of the hArves, in thOse parts. WHEAr
sss, Welded well and the quality dcscror as NM 81.
t--rat,r part having ben harvested ~ capital eo,p
Stocks OF old WHEAr appear 20 have been reduced 'o
-nx eourrsss in that quarter and the deliveries from %,
rrowrrs having been quite moderss SOLE tni tn' az
f.y,s been asked IS 20 40 = or. free bosrt bs
ear the Baltic ports ranging IN value
% - 20 s46 T. ar OfOArs there arr hardly any Offers
Usburr letter. Tuesday report IN ucrense IN ne sap
lie oT Wpr.r and the demand having continued slew
had r;veu way about Sd az. Spring CosS had. on
he other hand been IN good request and bAkLtf was
se ~ ~ az hsher than thar day week
rrc, Fr,nce the reports not OF % animated ensac
90, . ,hsv wer- last week the value OF WHEAT ann LUX
. Io,xrver 70 have been very firmly supported az
~ Leading pors on the coast ss well IS ,he IN
the interior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Miscellaneous.

Intelligence has been received from Hong
Kong, China of the execution at that place, OF French
missionary named Bonnard. No details are given.
Count de Cara-EgIia, charged with private
mission from the Brazilian Government hiss arrived in
Paris His mission is said to be the affairs Of La Plata
He was recently charged with mission TO Urquza, At
Buenos Ayres.
On the night Of Goth ult., VI. Chsrconnac, a
pupil at the Observatory OF Narssile discovered anoth
er planet in the Constellation Pisces Al midnight
III right ascension 20 as aud it northern lie naon
10 46 On the 9ls 81 10 hours 40 minutes it. right
censon - 90 and lie dechnation IL AZ IL appear
"a like star OF the ninth magnitude The Director of
the Observatory proposes 10 call it Massl ard 10 desg
nate il by the symbol C20l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
IRELAND.
The Packet station-The Potato Crop.

II would seem that nothing definite has yet
been decided respecting transatlantic packet sta9h
According TO The Lfmaick Chronicle, Rev. fetrr Dny
viewing his assurance that announcement respectg
the proceedings of the Committee appointed 70 ndure
into the inertia Of the various ports had ranspued oy
the authority Of Government.
Friday last, several reports on the state OF
The notst crop were presented 10 the Poor Law Guar
disns bv the relieving officers Of the Galway Unions
Prom these reports Ii would appear that taken In the
aggregate very fair crop viii be secured ana to@ tne
under those Of last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
SWEDEN.
n,.o,. prince-Sev Steamers.

Prince Gustavus, Duke OF Upland, secoha
o. -. He landed there on 10th, with the Mn; or
Queen. and complained of ndispo@itioa Next day ne
,ras sci, ed with violent fever and died
Three new lines of steamships have just oeen
orrsnirei in the North Of Europe, namely one PEW =.
Cb,;-,iens BERGEN and Dron:heim another oefWesn
Ch,s,;sns Co,tenbury. Copenhagen and stettin ana
bird between Christians and Hunburg NOS, o. .ar
sbsreholders in the enterprise English Anoler
line has been recently put IN running orr orr
Iuher and Hel.ing for the capital OF t'alnnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
AFRICA.
r,,nor,.,t Di.coyery-A Blow-up-

VI. Zucchi, chemist, in the employ OF tae
v;csroy ~ ETvpt has discovered the means OF clarity
III cy,r.r,ed from the grains Of cotton, and rem
Serinr IL for use in manufacture The Veeroy mas e
cured 10 the di-covcrer the exclusive right Tor zen
Of clarifying and ceiling the oil :,r:.;a,r,
On the 18th ult., fortress at runs acc.ien'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Calruffa Markets.

THURSDAY Aug. 10 lN'-'
The high rates of freight and the unsettled state
of EXCHANGE have tended 10 curtail operations III oo
- PvonTcr although fair business has been done
fair business has also been done in Sugars ana As
mueh in RAW SILK the supplies, when nave oeS1
sdr,it The transactions in RICE SALrPErER, CosAHs
SAyTIowER and JurE for the British market have oeen
i,ni,ed HIDES continue in active request and I'll
ssEns have been going forward in fair quantities Inc
smaller articles of export generally have been neglected IN
our muort market better tone apparent accompanied
S an ;,nnraysd demand EXCHANGE had been iuctultns
between 20id20l for credits The MONEY marse''oh
als LIED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
PRUSSIA.
Political Ahni.s.

The reply Of the States of the Coalition 70
the Pussan note Of the Goth AUGUST has not vet been
ohoisiy psesented. but t. purporr t. nevertheless,
pretty correctly OWNED. A. previously noticed it
,se poton 0 the parties Of the Darmstad, Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
Cholera-F ailures-The French Empire

Intelligence has been received at Vienna from
Syria that the Bruises everywhere armng and that
en- insurrecon in Palestine is apprehended
Travellers from Germany are prohibited from
entering Denmark and sweden unless they are provi
with clean bills Of health The measure il in cone
qUence CT the appearance Of cholera in Pomcrnnia No
quarantine however, is established
A great banquest was given on Monday, Ith.
at Belfast, 10 John Bright, " 7.
The commercial community in Egypt have
been thrown into STATE OF excitement By me i-su- OF
Gov'TrmcDt oroer prohibiting the export OF corn from
AlexIrdro or the poT above IT, ascErcify being feared
owing 70 the short in1nGaiion Of the river this year
Walter Logan & Co, London house in the
South American trade, have suspended payment on
count Of ne deiace'ionf Of their partner st Lima
split Is reported 70 have taken place among
tie Ministry respecting tic e-pcency o; iIlr that =
Proclamation 81 lie Empire. TIC staten NJ h3Tveger
ltsts CE meIc TUllCr
Lntor from LondoB.-BT TELEGRAPH 10 LgyERsooL
LNEAPooL, Wednesday noon, Oct G.
A dispatch from London, just received,
states thai telegraphc hdyices had been received from
Vienna announcing hat there qui:e panic on IN.
Vienna Change in equence Of the continued hcAvT
expenditure on the military.
The late at London to-day of exchange ON
Anerict is So leaving small profit on imporatio INTO
England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Richardson Brothers e. Co.'s Circular.

Per hrctic. LIVERPOOL, 10th Month ith 1852
Since our respects Of the LIST, have had change
the Cram trade Of this port prices Of every article be
quoted that day, with only limited business doing
Supplies from abroad this day have been mode
rate OF Wheat and small OF Flour whether Sacks Barrels
The weather very stormy and wet.
10th Month 5tL.
We had thin attendance Of Mlleu our market this
morning nuch lees than any for plst and in co
sequence but limited business done in Wheat ware
housed parcels were held for the prices of last week but
ship lots were offered at American Flour of
really good quality in demand at 2l3G2l6; Wesems
were orenng at ~ ex ship, but such with but tte
attention. French was in good request at 57a29 p Sack
for extra qualities. -
There more disposition purchase Indian Corn C. r.
l. than last week and 4 freely bid for bra; on tie
SPOT very little done in Yellow and White sold in re-
tai at u s. New Oatmeal quiet but old OF good quail
ity more sasble az Il q Load For Oats fair retail de-
and the currency OF the close of last week Egyptian
Beans steady at S0l q ISobs We respectfully.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Military shovs-Radetzhv.

The camp near Pesth has been broken up,
and the troop have gone into winter quarters TIE ex
pense OF the mnneuvcrs calculated a, three millions
rorins-raiher expensive pastime.
Field-MarsLal kadetzky is about 70 retire
from active ,eIyce 70 li villa IT Kayback Il Is sad
that the death # the Duke OF wen gon Impressed
him unrleessniy with the fact that, ocessioray evcn
FieldN;rftGls die
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
SPAIN.

Arrival Of an American ship of War.
The u. s. sloop-Of-war st. Louis, Capt. In
gram. - days from Norfolk, Va, arrived al Gibraltar
on the 10Th and left for Mediterranean on 22i ult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Ronbay Market.

TUESDAY, Aug 81, I8l<
MONEY increases in abundance Import market toersDS
stesdy MARINE STORES dull. EXCHANGE on England ~
~ 1See Document bills 2Oi. Dollars at 90 days sight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

New.Oreans Fair 81 Middlns. .5jd5i Ordinary s5t
Nozzle Fsr.-I MidAlng. s. d54 Ordinary. Al d5t
Atlantic Fair.6 Middlng. 81 H5t Ordinary. ~ 0ol
In Manchester the firm position ot spinneTs oas ID upo
pnce of the raw material prompting them TO demand add
tona value for Yam which has m many instances been
has teen les doing although the last Bombay advces are
calculated stimulate the inquiry watch has also been OF
an improved character for the Continent very much TO te
DR.. udce of Of cloth, who do not participate
IN the Improvement.
Our GRAIN market exhibits much hrInness' aud for
WHEAT there has been improved demand which has
adyanc, the price Id "a 10 10 for average parcels sjot
PhadlJ hia and Baltimore Without having TO report
large tusros FLOUR very full prices are readily obtained
for al kilds and has advanced Sd AID y Dbl INDIAN
Corn los been better request and is tho tur darer
IurOr;s OF all kinds mOd-Taic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
The Prince President.

A number of placards, particularly offensive
TO the Prince President have been pastel at LIE the
suthors OF which of course being diligently sought
after Ivy the Police. Here is specimen OF tue most
atrocOus;
MEASURE OF GENERAL SAFEry-pEcREE THE
PRESIDENT
In consequence Of the ordinary Oquocty Of women and
the mischief which results from have after mature
dcibeEaiion, decTted a. follows:
ART. !. That ell women shall be muEElcd Gwen al
ST Cloud &c "LoUIs NAPOLEON"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
nufch Markets.

The weekly Reviews from the Amserdaln snd ho.tetus
Produce markets that business was more 49, So
,bst MEGA shaved tendency improvement Zone
generally in better demand cher rates having peen p'
Tor particular descriptions Refined Sugar IN e2nse
n1d 70 be operated freely The accounts from Antwerp
and Hsmburs represent q similar position Of trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
The market for American Cotton !. A.,

The markct TOT AuIcrIchn COttvn u daf
The sales viii probably fr' m presen, Appearances ss
exceed ye.,rrdsy't-.sy 5000 bales. No chang. \,
price, on any grade.
No arrivals ct Liverpool to-day. The Dag.
three days have been very stormy, with rsia. Ma
ether rews.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
IIayre Market.


tn. Co,,on market yesterday, was firm at uneisnsed
,,css SAID, about Geo bales. $50 bags donHi'es nS"
AZ Sf per 50 klosrsmmes. Sugar net % IiuSh u
b.S =, higher prce iO7 ierces taken for Antwerp part
Slf per 81 kiograInmes Ashes dull =, thu .hovs
INcte-Europa's adyiees not received IL a''e VI ''