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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Huyre Market.

HAvRE, Thursday Aug &c, 1852
There has been q dull market yesterday; the sales
amounted only 600 bales g. CoTToNs but without
material chang in prices The Julius arrived from Ne
Orleans with Of TOBACCO aud 5i bales Of COTTON
The James Gray sailed for Savannah.
To-day the demand has again been limited aud not
than SEQ bales have been taken for consumption. Phi
cts = main about the same
POTASH aud RICE he'd firm; the transactions how
ever. With these two days have been limited.
Tie weather has become foe and hot The Radius
which down from Rouen with damage has been
chartered here for New Orleans The How ard for Roueu,
Ia lying Ia HOTeua and must discharge for OF water
10 the river Several vessels among which the Pyramid
and Olivia have chartered in London for port and
the United States the former tor Ne Oresns aud the
latter for New-Y0rk. American vessels becoming
The Duchesse GOrleans will leave for New
York with large number OF passengers and the Emperor
on he lSt mt
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MARRtED.

Or N,in's'sy. So - tS- sorh va. D,,c-e.,,s -
T. ~ "a. 81 s'LkEhiAH Vas RiPER q BOO.
sept ,, Re-. -larf A. Ct.k.y raux y,.r
HIET MILES, bcsh Of city. . ~" 70 hA"
On We sestsy =. snhs A., ~ by ~ H.y,v CO.. a. p
{. CAMPBELL - ME- SARAH cAkeiIL a S..,- ~ T.
~ tie Rev Hen ChAse NJ gOsEFH ri Iss IS nv
20 Nj, v Smith ofs0rsh Br~okivu u"
Atte Cry new Yors Tue day March - Iss FEDERICO
bivAs Of Bosota keWTsuAca, 70 LOUISA WALLER Of -.
Gu OF New ISrk - " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

The aggregate varies but little from the statement Of
las, hut the Sub Treasury has been strengthened
:, the exuen,e of the Banks The Banks are still three
nd half millions richer than In September last year.
Lila TIE sub.Tres,ury holds nearly three millions
more than then.
The Imports of Dry Goods Of the week
show decrease of about 100000 as compared Win
last week. Merchandise other than Dry Goods are 10
moderate amount. The figures for Dry Goods arc AZ
amazed;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

PHILADELPHIA SALES OF STOCKS - Friday

SEPT 10 FirI B0ard-l5 Pens RR., fob svcksburs kR
ID. 500 Long RR 49, 500 Sch Nav, I6i Harrisburg RR
81 - 900 RR g6 500 spnnz Garden 81 i0li slfoc
Iehgh g.. 9,,4 $500 Leigh Mort 81 1905 sos sasa CsA
TSl Arb RR -, 70 1901, 10 North ia OF
Nv III q Del Csn- li3l $1,000 Read Rk -. 20,
sl7s s3 County So, 10 ~ $4,000 sch Nav o. = Ioij
s2sO Lsbsh Mort o.. leO 90 Sch Nav 80 Read
RTi ~; . Lehish Nav. or - N,
Canal %. 49, plk As 600 Reading r. K d. 70 sI Penns
v II, t6s 200 Vicksburs r. r., ION 5000 lsh'sh ~,
200 Sch Nav. IL, -. 76R 100 Jnoa Canal Sb t'no
Psnra. M s9a7e do ~ $4,000 Camden and amsoy y
rs o2 Island r. r., rs 900 Sen Nav ftesete''
a. 81 600 im X. Il. s.. 96i 5000 I. s6s, 81, ls1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Advertsement1
SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, for Saturday,

September l. contains among other articles the following
The Spiritual World, what and where it IT, by w. ).
Court ey OF Coming Events Proce edn OF the
NewYork Conferences hsterislisn and spritusllsIn (;
When will Theologans Decide; Letter from John V.
Wattes Rsppoe, Eighteen Yeas Ago; Dre,ms and Re.
v,latiens; The Law ana Testimony; The Sigos Follow
those who Believe Departed Spirits speak to Men ec NJ;
Published at No Couranot-st. by CHARLES PARTRIDGE.
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lAdyertsemenL

SHawLs AND SuKs.-We would direct
tina attention of the ladies to the great Shawl and Silk En-
poriu Coum ban Hall No 2sl Grand st. visit t. this
establishments will amply repay the trouble shsws aud
every variety sy be obtained moch lover tasn at
any other store while ier styles Of other Dress Goods
are considered decidedly superior to any offered this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
London Markets.

FRIDAY EsEHING-By Mail.
SUGAR-Wsst India rather higher Sales to-day l,5S3
hbos, making 1890 during the week. Refned fall prices
pad Grocery humps. AL 046i6 Foregn-Yellow Havana
2Id2Si. CoFFEE-P1ces well maintained. Native Cey-
Ion, 40 d44j. TCA-Sound Congop. Cd. COTTON firm.
Safes for the wR2k SfUB tales TALJoW-P. l. C. on the
spot, S9l. The CORN market closes dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Court CALENDAR This Day.-CoM-

MON PLEAs-Nos. 49, LOLA 1l55, ll69 l,4S, 6, !, 9,
TO- VI, ~ Is. H. Is. go
SUpREME CoURT.-Sperial Term.-Judse Mitchell will
take up TODAY the Saturday motion Calendar and continue
Il next week til disposed Of Calendar OF Special Terni
Tuesday: Nos 10 SO, 81 to SO, 60 10 g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Stnte of Trade.

The reports OF the state a Trade In tbs manufacturing
districts continues ~ fsttene and the season for
port Continental account fast craving 10 closa 90 Is
he activity demand for aud yarns which
gives full ,mploy unerative prices all classes
and each are wall furnished with cont covering nth
O. ak weeks TO come ,igh, Candy 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
DEATH BY DRowNINs.-The Coroner

held inquest yesterday upon the body of unknown
men, found drOwpe at Pier No. 2 East ayer The de-
cessed about feet inches in hight, had long brown
hair end dIessed in blue overas plush vest white
lin shirt coar.e shoes He suppose to be the msu who
few nights since jumped fell overheard from OF tne
South ferry beats II bis widow resides at Red Hook, ~
j. let of death by drowning under crcum,tances
unknown to the jury, rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

LAUNCH OF THE FLYING DUTchhAs;g-
IN Tbur.day evening at o'clock. the clipper snip ~
ipr Datchma M wa launched at Wilsm ID Meo0 81.
d 49, e1 rpect.t0rs witnessed the launch. sns
yL.r,,,,lI, NODDED ,hp and gced into the wssr ELS.
s.s.tuy amid the cheers Of the asssmoase ne
fntehmsn1 Is Of 40 tuns burden, 10 out 70, nn =, (.
nsisi. nil be e. mnsnded BY Capt Huobssd AND ~ -
Ia IN he California vsde. Her length j" fesi Oean
"a 80 Ssnth pa feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

The receipts 4 domestic sugar Tor tho yesr wsra
hogshesds against 36 ais 10 the pr csdng year.
shoypg an increase Of O4e hogshesds Tne receipts
f,om Havana were 25046 boxes and from Brazil
81 bags and boxes sho "ng tcgethsr an Increase o.
1916 packages this year. The following table viii
show ,he number OF sugar fuses In the State, WIN no
--..4...,il.. II Gum fnr paa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Bayre Market....AUG. 25.

Stock Of CoTToN hand 10 Oo0 bales OF which $3.50
sre American Sales Of the week 800 bales with iss Of
II last weeks quotations. according quality the
being principally the lower grades Of has and
ties bas which FOR time past to have attracted
the notice OF Spectators and exporters The Europas ad
vices leaves the quo ts;ons unchsn ged, but very dull
COFFEE transactions continue to limited extent, but
without change in prices
RIcE-sses of $500 bags Bengal aoat at l9d2ofr, aud
500 Akyab at 16fr. Imports, GUS bags.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
The following table ~i show the the exports and 70
ceps Of Cotton at New Orleans for twenty yeas pest

STOCK on hand aud on shpbosrd uncleared Sept
In round numbers the exports show an increase 70
Great Britain Of 900 to France OF $500, and TO the
No,h OF Europe of 1880. 70 other foreign ports OF
7 $50 and cosstwise Of $3.50, q total Increase OF
80 $50 bogshesds The following table will show the
prices the frat day Of each month OF the commercial
gaar n the ufesf nj uuOta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

There has been no new feature in the market for Amer
can Securities and no nsiersl alteration in prices which
es quoted BY Mesrs Bell 4 Son As foloss;
V.S1 Y cent. Rsnea,,.,,.....,.," 1875 TQ@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Money Market.

CoNsoIs have improved since ss, sdycss although the,
opened at ssht desipe Friday, and there being lit:
done prices did not improve Foreign Securities scsrcel,
well supported Cobsos for Account and Money clo.ss
Qnsay) at al00 Three snd-s Quarter Per Cents lOi
Bstes, price during the weea for Money 100 lowest ss}
= 80 "a Pairs. Aug. 2S-PM
Four snia hall Per Gents opened ct los IS and closed
1850. Three Per Cents closed Of 76 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
CITY ITEMS.
Inu,rM.nr. Ac. 1Rl, pAY Irp sYl

AnUsZAgNTs, &C. THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Metropolitan Hall-Grand Concert.
Nibos Observation-Disclosures.
Burton Theasr-mschlef Making Mlers Mad; Chlnroo,n
WaI.cks Iyceum-Ued Up Boarding school; Raising u, Wni.
New Tbessr-svss Cottage Young Couple; Turning the
Tables.
Rsrpups nu,sunn-Ths Orphans Dreams Dincni. Re
WOODS Mustres-No 44i Broadway Concerts eyeuinG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

TOTAL ,,,,,........I,fF Ut yW ,ir
all parcels made 10 hhds and Dds 10 on seoa
fsrept ,uxsr houses reckoped "
csteTn bo,fops OF go bids brown sugar ~ m 2of
estimate say five per esnt....' -
..... 1851
Total. =, !.
EdlmsteoN F~''i''' hhds.
.LiA o,ocss...,......... 41,g92
R.6nso Clarified etc, including ei'tefn'''''''''' 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

- bv sou,e burslAs gain entrance 70 tne resi-
S.nee of MI VIM r. Jackson, ct No - solta
nirht One Of the window shutter "a me 49,
" "A found broken OPEN and u wss supposed tns1
~ hsr I'd been foed his attempts TO enter the
h.trxr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
FRIDAY, Sept. i0-p. NJ.

The Stock market, to-day, was net ac-
i've with some fluctuations In prices, but generally clos
Ing at about yesterdays rates Nicaragua 10 without
change with moderate transactions Long Island was
firm nd touched &c Erie closed at e0si aud Jun
Reading had an upward movemeD, again, and 'old at
94ll an Improvement Cumberland Coal was let down
TO 70 to brir In the bear interest Hudson River de-
clined a. Zinc was not so firm and decloed 2oc. v
share StoniDgton was ~osh and sold at 81 Norwich,
53a. Harlem was very hrm. 10 the sound Stocks,
generally there was change of Importance. sale
If 600 United States IS Texss was made at lO5 a.
One Nicaragua Canal Right sold at $780, Some private
sales of Michigan Southern Railroad were made at l'j,
and Michigan Central sold at ll22.
There is not much doing in Sterling and
the market Is steady at 1914 alOl4 for good bills
Francs 5.l505l3&.
Freights are quiet but unchanged. En-
ssOemep,s eco or 900 bbls. Flour, l5d 5000 bush
wheat Sd; Cotton 500 sd. To London goo ool'
Flour, g. TO Havre, Flour soc; Cotton lIc. 200 oos
A.he,. a. A Deal charter was made from Crane
leland TO London at 90.
The receipts of the Madison and Indian
apo, Railroad Co.. for the week ending Sept 4, 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

u..,,r, IN the North FiItg-st. M. T. Church on
Tsur,dsy svspps which vel ,;tenssd N, Jane: e.
Hvdoct President Of the Father hathew S9eieIJ o.
Nsw-Yers and Nj A Fitch, Of 'ns cry A''''"'a va
pettirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
K,Sa,s COUNTY HosPITAL.-From the

report Of the Resident Physician :. TN, Institution T.. me
week ending September It appears that me NUMBER re-
,,rs AZ the Hospital date 43; received oy order
Of the Supentsn6ent 81 born s. Total 3o2 Of which 10
ar. men las women. boys, and girls TnnsieTted %
Ashonse s: discharged % deceased RI Thus Leaving
,ntaIo 55reusiniog Tire following s the list Of Z
.lity durug the month Leon Fremont, John Boyle rat
R,isyy Nary Ann Larow, Mary Nolan Cstharine Ryan,
Rrbsrd O Brian Richard Fses, Conrad Gleiers, 0eorse
Beir Bridget Toler Pat Osborn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

Hrror, Ohio, !ssued 10 tie Junction Rarosd q 000
were sold and the remainder withdrawn, s'sos being
offered al thu same price OF the ell 900 stock Of the
Troy srd Rutlsr5, $1,000 were sold ~ 3h y cent,
and The sale was stopped
The amount received at the Sub Treas
ury Is SOS 4s7; raid seo1.ls5 Bslnee 6sse.sr.
A Bank under the Free Law Of Tenne-
see about to bs Organized bslOg the hrss estsbh q
under thai law second Bank also 10 be ssssblshe1
under the Free Bank law Of Indiana and another In
mo" Bsnk is also to be organized. Geutlsnen co.,
hee'ed VIM ali thess Institutions are Ia town, for the
purpose OF purchasing uries Another Bank b also
W oe e''Aosaed urder the connectcus Law.
The market is heavy for Land Warrants
at tl46asl5O
We annex statement Of the Deposits
and Coinage at the Branch Mot Of the United s,.sss II
New Orleans during tho mouth Of Aususs, lssa.
DEPOSITS.
California el27 30 40
Foreign sold. .................".... Ana a
Silver parted from Cslifornla gold........ no q
Silver from other sources l2fls 81
Total value Of deposits. ...............saal9s q.
Gold 900 Double $4,000 90
siiver-l0cOoO Dimes. lo.Uo %
10000 pieces, amounting to-. $500 600 %
The Commercial condenses from The
~ Crescent and The Balltis the annexed aasemsss
Of the business Of New. Orleans for the commercial
year ending Sept
The total recsipts OF cotton for the year were ifyo
l3t bales Of which 81 453 accounted for 10 ressip
OF other ports leaving TIE receipts proper Of Mew0s
ea1s 1892 $50 bales The tot receipts OF cotton.
the cert year, 965 bales agsnst 3i2 ba e .
the time Last year. The movements for the year
II rs follows:
Sto,k on hsod septI, IsSl......b.l-s... 1881
Exported during the year col
Stock on hand and shipbosrd not cleared Sept
The export for the year vas,
Great Britain, bales. .T7l5i Other orsisn.
lyo,ooa b. .2o35H
North Of Europe..... 15Sa
,ktSS f
Last M,<S
,.,.,, "a. -.
In round numbers this increase 10 divided follows
to Great Britain, 10000 France $4,000, other foreign
ports rs $50, dome site ports, los,250.
The BallatH estimates the crop OF the past year q
30500o0 bales, and The Crescent ct 100000 Tho fol-
loving figures copied from the latter journals
TOTAL CROP EACH YEAR Fos TEN YEARS.
isp-'S $4,000 1891 $4,000 1880 .2NsSos
sl4-8. .2560o 1879. 100000 lS5l-'59. .Sosooce
1885. 9, 10000
The following table will show the range Of prices foe
the commercial year, the LIST day Of each month.
which We have added the quotations for the FIRST Of The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

There is less demand Tor Money, auu
the supply ia ample a: p cent. on fair securities
Some Of the Banks are disposed to contract rather than
exoapd heir loans bu, private capital abundant In the
.u eet to meet all wants.
A count of Specie in Banks has been
taken. and The Journal gives the following statement as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-Olicer
Csnsgh OF the Second Ward Thursday night arrested
named Richard Young charged with steainsa
Of boots valued at SO from in front Of tue OF Mr.
Jacob Better No l48 Pearl ST. The accused det scted
In the and fed to Wslst before he oveaken lie
committed by Justice Osborn 10 await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
news.

FROM TURKS IsLAND.-We have papers
from Turks leland to August 25h but they contain no
news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Liverpool Produce Market,

ASHES in good demand sales OF 600 bb at "a to 26 for
Pot, and 26 cwt for Peal RESIN sale BILE slightly i'm
proving prices; $40 brought $40 to ~ " cw for yer, fne
TURPESrINE scarce and in demand 1870 bbs at " cwt
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-A American realize 81 y cwt Amer.
lean TAR, 1900 bbs at bb DyEwooDs sales of all
dissertations do not exceed 1870 tuns at former prices
CoFFEEThe demand from trade continues ,aes Of week.
$50 tcs Jamaica at from As Tor ordinary 90 for fine
midoing ESQ bags sound Maracabo l4 and 30 bags ST.
Domingo ordinary at 40 fne ordinary at A. y cut
RICE-Sses limited 00bigs Bensal at 10 for mid
ding hoken TO III for fine 900 bags Aacan all faults,
and 40 bag Para at 86 cwt No trans sctions in Car
DINA
SUGAR market continues fat Sales $50 hhds B. p and
1000 bags Bengal without material change In prices
little speculative inquiry has beeu percsptbe for Foreign
within he day two but yet without resulting in
business. No sales of moLAssEs.
TEASev 81 parcels of common Congou have been sold
at I'd IN exporters and SPECTATORS but much doing
in bsckish leaf Hyhow Scented Teas neglected
Green suitable The wants OF he trade move off readily
Ons- Olive Oil has been in limited demand but price
have somewhat advanced Gapo is al 45l and Lisbon at
&48 10 ei8 lO with little of any kind offering; so tuns
pale and cooreo Seal have been sold quotations: small
sale. Cod SIS ~ tun; Lnseed Oil in fair request at 29
cd Pale Rape, 81 T. cwt; Palm, sales about $50 tuns
small parcels &28 10 to 928 l5 but rather lower price
has been accepted TALLow easier; Peterburg P Y. c.
go d4J Sd; few fine North American at 40 and South
American at 81 Cd to 3sI, acc Jrding to quality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

STEALING CLoTHING.-A girl, "A years
Of ae Iamed Maria Porsby, yesterday arrested by
various times stoen clothing the value in oil Of SeS
from he house Of Mrs Sara Wilson No 50 Msrrsy-st
for whom the mother Of the girl washed The property
u was stolen, was pswned az the shop of Jackson
No o. Readest, from which place the oics AFTER calling
-four times obtsined Ii Jsckson exhibiting great reuctsrc
to give It up. The sir committed ~ Justice Osborn
to answer the charge said th. pawnbroker who re-
fuses 70 eehvtr up property officer, who dema
by authority received rom magistrate is subject to hne
OF Slt0 for each Ofeuse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

At noon to- day there was a large sale OF
Bonds and Stock by s. Draper at the Msrchsn" Ex
change w.s largely attended, and the oiddings Tor
the First Mortgage Bonds of the Buffalo and New
York City Railroad we're quite animated. The follow
ing ID a record Of The sale -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY!

named Cshsrns Wh>atey WIS yesterday arrested
by Officer Honser OF the revents Ward charged with at
tempting to pas, counterfeit bill the Bsnk North
America State OF Rhode Island the bakery Of Csthane
Bsher No z4s H-nryst in payne thee loaves of
bread The daughter OF the sccus-d had previously offered
q bill OF tbs sme description to Mr. VIM NJ ship IMAM, OF
No ga Delarcyst tvt beog told that II b,d she
said that her mother VINO then at bakery
had Owen to her 10 pass Mr. sh pman thsn went
the bek, snd informed the mother that the bill
counterfeit that she had better offer again Not
withdrawing this advice che immediately TO Mrs
Bakers store whittier she followed by Mr. Shpmsn
DO detected her in the act oeus 1t 10 Mrs Baker She
then arrested and taken before Justice Welsh who
nched her up for iia The accused 10 mother Of SIX chill
dren, who re side at No. III Avenue ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Liverpool Corn Market.

During the past three DAYS the weather has been fine and
the skets consequent doll At Fridays market 9th
there was thin attendance and business In oil articles
was limited Buyers DESTROYS Of reduction Of o. ID
e2P 20 IDS on Wheat wifi holders indisposed to
giant Prime parcels OF American Flour being main
tanned Tuesdays prices bat interior from 05 to 06
cheaper A. Depn,stoun Co. quote Western Canal Flour,
2O 10 SOC; Baltimore, so602 Philadelphia 206d 20 o.
Cansdian, super 2eb02lI ditto fine and ne, 20i %
206; Ohio. 81 AL 6; sour 186d9 indian Corn Meal,
none: Wheat 5. white y 70 ibs sac O. red and white
mixed ld6l - yellow Ipdian Corn ~ 48e lbs % 6029
vhite ditto, % 6d30l Mixed 81 ass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
E,.r-About u O'Clock on Thursday

night FIRE broke out in the basement OF ths oo. ~
Riley corner Of Prospect ana cavJ-sSi Dul was s
cuisine before much damage was done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

The following table will show the range Of prices fos
the commercial year. the LIST day Of each month, b
which have added the quotations for the rss Of the
nyesebt month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

CHILD SToLEN.-A iitfie girl years of
sse whose reside No III voo.ts,.t while play
ing in Ws,ht gen square on phs, .,n,ar v.s dscoy,d
abe seted away by az unknown ~ 4, .bouyht 70
be about % years Of sse. Neither thyS n fts .ss uctor
have sDce beer he,ra Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

s.-Chas. black, a laborer.
while woTs serdAy morning board the ship Hsidle
berL brg 81 the foot Of Seventh r. Z accidentally fell
the deci The hot breain, 81 his l-s sLs re
eevlr other In OF aseous nature. he was conveyed
- 'he Eew-YoTk Hospital.
nsy T. bill child y % whose parents reside
AZ No "a Dover st. shs in the act Of npBE from all
In Fulton Ba ket on Thurssy evening struck her facs
sgbs large hook which pierced her cheek tearing away
the flesh msngling 1t in sbcesiag msnner i.dJ
rsmed Clifton. In happened TO be present. at the TINS
dressed the wound after which the sufferer taken 70
the NewYok Hospital by Officer Gallagher OF the Second
Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Liverpool Provision Market.

About 10 tuns LARD have arrived, Of fine quality all
which has been sold at 53i T. cwt BEEF-The market
quiet and do not hear of any sales from first hand
PORK is quiet, and worth 80 y bbl Bacon is moving o
Of as d5Ui y cwt CHEESE fine, would sell al AZ a4i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

In round numbers, this increase 10 divided follows
to Gres, Britain 10000; France 66O0o other forslsa
ports, rs $50, domestic ports, los,250.
The Baisia estimates the crop OF the past year 4
3O50Ooo bales and The Crescent ct 100000 Tho fol.
lowing figures copied from ths latter journal,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
CRrsHEn no nEArn MAcHINERr.-

man named joseph Bush died yesterday 1t the T. Hos
piss from the effects Of IN ues received "Wednesday
last Of the Brewery Of Mr Knech No l57 Saivanst 1t
spPt are that while adjusting OF the machinery be lost
b footing Add fell into the engine machinery and nor
nby blused and nlnsted. Coroner Ives held inquest
upon the BODY and verdict OF accidental death
cered by the Jury Decess, q native Of Germany. 81
yeas OF age, ard has lef. family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

The diapc eIpOn Of the ysaTb yield WN oxPoft0Q
.os.,x,e 81 800 bids taken for West, 10000 taken
Tor r,fDipg aud the city trade 0oo The prices OF
fair sugar for the year were: 49,
ocpsbep'..... .ssasi Fsbru4,y ..sia4 Juns.....1s3
Hsvembsr. 4saii msrcn. 80. si1+s july. ,...S9J
The current auotaiiobs are: Common. 4ls054 !;
Pair 5Isd6: Prime and Choice 6l4 G6sa y b.
The receipts of Molss.es from the interior wets
90 9li bbs against ls52lI last year ana tne o.po
for Nossses at the eompls Ion Of the statement Wa
26a2ac p gallon The prizes for the year were an
sept......1 aso Iyp......3 9Ss n.y. ,9Tt
Rov.'....a as March ~ a2e joy: "a. &c sc
D.s...A as4s ARsl % az %! AZ s5:. sssinss
,Oa 20 ss, ,ssr and the exports $50 80 bbls $500
sSoo The prssen, prices Of :uperaos So LoSe 8
Ohio are respectively % s7h q snd - :. scc 20 o.
. Dbl, ezra to choice brands vasy. ~ we're.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

SUSPICION OF LARcESr.-Officer Keefe
efrhe Chief Office yesterday arrested laamed Chss.
Johbson while In the act OF PAVING silver spoJrs silk
dresses s1o cambria pocket at DIS IN shop
In Reanesf. The sccussd taken the Chiefs Office
and there detained upCn the sppoon that the property
bad been stolsr The spoons marked J. ~ H and the
handkerchief Emma T. Holmes