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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Beors judge woo0nrTr
Touseev - Van DuTrn. - A.
AGAINST the President and Vice Presidenr Q

hc E51rsr Birk recover drs-. r alleged assas sid BAT
iri7 ora n ou. e'ol. ofne hivn= been taken a. n
ccre " pnt SLs =. the nnk uih couuiry money or -iep
ron ind h. rven chae- police ocer and c1nvey TO- n-
-'ion House tere r foice Orr already referred IN Ih-
ca-e w. coucItr n Cont charr-d that pcrn doing hn
rs ~ 'rk r ert ID rTonr CONFORM the general r-
ouey and fooi order and rg snd hs cldnc; On the
Wursfy tens "a brrf 81 peace connc wrong
interfere.
party has r<h GO q p-ur-r manner sni demand
tcmpcn 81 tl ard han& reaonshe
srr requiring - s - sorted plTrculr place Of III hsnk
O. 90 tie husnes &c. snd & hs s; red-nnE
lie @ ~ M urng The cousegT-nc-snt The person offering
ne balls End rrceivrs the would - REDEEMED
hs- No ant 20 and kind ne hsnk
or 70 TIE oer remedy di- the
L. take Ne ns III perts Offering eny 9TH that
view he choers o. iae bank have rshi order hm 7HI
rs ei ng 20 themselves cal The M c
To rn % any others him out bat they have sh, 20
re- I'm IN - h fcuay breach ofh- pace an
vey hr 20 cn without has ocer such nsht
unless b. pr-rt when breach OF the peace has ben committed
ns -afe has rshi 70 vhen the
nd 10 breach o ts nut the hrs; Be obned
- 70 The econd arre what The remarked ts-
ns psnra he first time, sy tend Of the dea Of ne
Verdict og plaintH. .5Ol
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PanApxLpHr. MARxEr-Mondav Oct. o.

Tho CoTToN market has undergone change. BARK 70
G1ll and sales have trsnspiIsd There Is moderate
export deDtLd sor YLoUR and holders fra al the cd
vance noted last report Gales Of 90 barrels Ohio
snd Pepnsyyania az - 81 barrel not fresh ground a.
g. a. Saes los for city consumption - 5Da ~ "a
FOR and select bads AID g 6s0S5 81 for
The market IS nearly bare OF Rye FLcua II worth ~
Coss MEAL = steady ct 8 - pr barrel
The market 10 poorly supplied with WaZsr and IL in
demand salfs Of 200 bushels prime Southern Red "
celts asosf and i06i2 COO bushels White Wheat at proc
10 DO fixed RYE 10 taken ARRIVAL a. 81 cents per busef
for Soutnsrp, and e5d % FOR Pensyanis The re-
eeip,s Of Coas exce dinghy small and Yellow u afes
oness and further "A "a OF $1,000 bushels Delaware and
Narylsnd have been made - cents per b7she ana soas
Pennsyyan;s q 10 cents, sfoat- srcAE and no. p
are he'd firmly end there is Q moderate inq1iiI ~ -
VISIONS there is but q snail basines doing "hnNEf"
held t,uy Sales AZ 81 eerts Tor both ahdz ani oaHsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
New.York Cattle Market. Der 2

For Beeves &c the Washington Drove Ya-d corner Of fh-
sv and 3h-st and a. Charnbsrans Hudson RIVER buf:
vad foot OF ohnsons for Cows and Calves Sheep and
arpb and also fos beeves at BTown9gs Ia 6a-st near
sd-av and also at Cham berlAIns
Gao southern tho remainder from this Sats snd the
Wes, fair business has been dons in the nsrxst
orr last although prices shade lower, rood retailing
onaltes r.pxng az from s. 10 ~ cents v D. The
- however clos dull About 900 left over unsod.
ATBaowslSG's,- tLowER Bulls HEAD. )-Ofsred. 500
Sheep and Lambs and all bat 90 1i from ~ 50 10
a. Sd IS for Sheep, and 81 OUs5 TOR Lambs. Cows
and Cays-fs offered and al sold at from 81 70 ss5
AT CHAaBgRLAISs-iHuDsoS RIsZE BULBS HgADb-
Onered-sC0 Beef Cattle sales st from 5, 10 o.. -
Cows and csyss-sses At from so TO 800 50 sheep add
Lambs 80 10 makst-sll sod AZ from 81 - 70 ~ 500
81 " for SHEEP and 81 50 TO o. ia 81 - for Lsmbs
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" Prof sArrLEn, last evening. opened

most attractive addition 10 the beautiful and popular
uorarnas which for these many months have been
posed to the public the Of Broalwa and Tar
teenth-st consisted in series Of Dorlmli represent
ing famous and ed6ccs in varioJs parts Of the
world with the effects Of light 80 arrange NJ gradually
to change from sunrise noon or night and from
mer 10 the depth Of winter For instance. the Church
Of the Nativity at jerusalem was seen in full daylight.
which changed to twilight and then 20 evening when i
appeared brilliantly Illuminated with torches AMI filed
with gorgeous procession. This wa accoInpli hei
without moving the picture by som, ingenious mschan
ism tha. yaEied the light by which j. boheld The
audience testified their applause very heartily, and we
doubt not this exhibition viii prove le7s successful
thanthG Of e Comoramas which still remain open TO
visitors in the came rooms.
Some inconvenience was felt last evening lromthe
i'll arrangement OF the seat the sight Of persons sitting
the back benches being quite obs;ruced by those in
front; and the young gentleman wno announced The
and read the descriptions Of the successive views
was too much unaccustomed to public speaking HIS
words could not be understood even bythose near him
so queer was his accent while those remote had not the
advantage o: hearing at all
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DIED,

Mond-y October -. CAROLINE daughter OF James u ARD
Ann EhFa Tuihil, sIrd y months and daJ' -
ard the Second Company Nsond Guards inv TED
lrcld the funeral this lTuodsJl afternoon IL O'Clock, from
Pare thee well swc e, bud Of beauty
Stainless 'Iirt fsre thee WE'LL
Thou pure aud lovely
In world Ike ths 10 dwell
On Monday morning 1852. her hthers reslene Gro
zen Fas Mr. ELIZABETH SLOssON, OF the late william
H. slos-on ne aOh year OF her age .
The friends and acquaintance II the family are respectfully invited
.erd her funeral, her iafhers william Pudy rrd -nce
Co;on Pals Wednesday morning al lO O'Clock The cars leave
AS, Ci1r hch oct q HARRIET NJ Oldest dlusht. OF the
Lite Samuel " oodworih. Of this City
on Sunday. Oct a. AUGUSTUS " YAUPELL aged a years
from the l6'h dag OF OCTOBER 20 the Sd day Of oooer iao Aen
- Boys. e5; Girls =. Total, 3tS
Atetes-' ~ AF - n -, -. y,
B-edne from Lung. Burned or scaiied boncails - Gan
Womb Cancer Casualties, 2 Cholera 81 Cho,ra Ia
Chorra horhus. Coniunpton, AZ Coavusons
Group Lang. ); Cyan'-ls. Crrnos Il DEM
nv Danheal7 Dropsy los Drop-y he
Head Diopsy the Chest = Drowned J. Dyei;,ry -
Frrsin fracture OF skull Fever B. Fever Bilious Pc
YER Puerpeal Il FeTc-. K-ultts Fever, setrci feyr
Typhoid Fever TyphD- IS; Fever Nervous he,rt Disease
a. Hoopns Cough. Inflammation OF Brain Iriaminion OF
Bowels Inflammation Of Chest Inflammation Of kdnsy -
Inf rnnntn Lung. Inflammation OF stomach a. lna ns
ton Of Throat, Inflammation OF Womb, na,mnlton % LIVER
Jsundioe Lne. yenerss. information - Mara .
.. Ncrfca'on. /; Old Ace. ?; PNv A. Premature
Birth Scrona SmalPoE. IL Spue, Suliie Ierinns
o Teanus Tumor, Liberation oil lnestno' Liberation o.
Ae,.Undcr year TO- years, a. 70 "a to 10 Is
20. 81 - 20 90 81 90 to 80 10
Ptacr, NArr7frr-Ured 20; Irend. Il Enssnd
--s.ons I'M North America. }; Uuknowa. D.
CITY Hopia, Aims Hol-e Blackwell Island S''sd PEG
onsH
% In.pe,tor. Office. October g. 1852
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", TIE Prorideaee Timesb has the following:

~ The Providence Timeshas the following:
Thursday the FAN River boat about leaving her
wharf, interesting affair occurred painfully illustra
tive OF the dchs Of depravy to which poor human M
young girl abCu. sixteen years Of age, whom couple Of
her C acknowledgements, hadpcrsuaded 10
accompany thcn 70 New.YOIk Her mothcrha he'd, at the
last moment learned Of the mischief Ia contemplation
lust In time Ia arrive at the boat and make ow expos
tustons with her daughter in effort 10 induce her to
return home but without success. The mother being
fully determined not 10 abandon her daughter TO the ter
rible fate 10 wi IN her companions leaiing her,
was finally carried with them TO Fall River Oa the way
she succeeded in dsspang the aliurenens held out by
turn home which she did on the boat OF Friday morn
ing.
What punishment and restraint TOO severe for human
beings who thus lced 10 destruction n innocent ana
confding fe.l0w-monali And how stertling IL the
thought Of the feeble partitions which separate life OF
sorrow anu deyraviy from one Of virtue and useful
ness"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

MoSDAy, Oct 2l
hSHEs-The market is without change Sales OF 30 bbs
at 81 oSs tor Pots, and g. GOT for Pearls
CO1ToN-The market for this staple has downward
is telling poy ruly in favor OF low prices. Another week
wos delay IN IL, occurrence with continuance OF Tho
present heavy receipts ~ the South will produce heavy
decline.
FLOUR AND MEAL-rhere is increased funne.s aud
buOyuLcy the low grades OF state and Western Flour,
with oua SHES at better prices aud nothing 10 be had
at inside hgures az the close The demand confined
4auiy the home aud Eastern trade, with only limited
hpriug Inquiry The receipts not large The better
grades are hrn snd IN sood request Canadian 4 firm and
The domestic 10 C00bbs st - 5O0 - 81 com
TO straight SAte ~ 81 - 49, Tor common ~ good
Ohio and 81 5la 81 IS Tor mi xed TO fancy rcnn md In
diana Southern Flour better and in gDoddeand Ths sup
OF 20 3D. at a 6clss s7f Tor mixed to Good .rsis5t
brands and - 80 for fancy branda Rye Flour Is sce
and salable at "a l7l Corn Mesf inactive at s. Il
Ohio aud - GA tor Jef,ey Bnckwhest Flour Ia in DIS
GRAfN-The demand Tor Wheat continues active and
prices tend upward, and for choice lots higher prices have
been obtained These are much wanted for export Tho
arrivals moderate, especially OF Red Ohio which held
at STA st e. store Tho aa!es 1900 bush choice
Michigan Il " 60 5000 bush good Ohio At ~ O7Usl 90.
the inside pnce at The Atlantic Dock, and 900 bush lar to
good Canadian NJ 6dS9c. Prime would bring money.
Southern W hte scarce ard wanted Barley - Ia small
supply ard fair ee1and atIk0c Oats ar "a good request
and are plenty 4ja I6ic Westorn and Sta'e ADD fl
&c for )er.e Rye u 10 fair supply and quiet sales Of
bush a1os, At 4Ic Corn IN good demsnd aud mod
crate supply Sales OF g. 600 bush al 1j07bc for Vest
mixed. Ts stock Ia store is unusually light for tho
WHIsKY-The market is rn At the sdyance, the supply
moderate aud demand good sale. OF 40 bbs Ohio aud
Prison at l3i. Drudge is bcdat Z3f
PROlIslONsOur market IS again easier ard unsettled
for Pork aud the deand only Of retail characters sales q
5Obb, Sl6 S74el7 tor Old Mess end sl5 or do Prms
Beef Is steady, but very quiet the sgppy Is better Of
new sales Of 10 bbs IN ots at 81 800 so Ness aud
s5ae - for Country Prime Beef Hams and
wanted at 9l6 Dressed Hogs salable at 7.a3 for
packing aud for the city trade. Butter plen-
~ AID the market heavy and srry quiet saasof OHIO a.
I6al3c and Western Dsres at lJa-3c. Cheese 10
plenty and Is dull 81 Bd9le.
LEAD-The market without change, the dema al good,
sales OF 100 tuns Spanish At "a IS, equal ~ cash.
WOOL coptipurs active Since our last report thera
have been saes in lots OF 90 go ms Fleece at RaA.
Fcregn Woos in reqges the Absence ofconmon fleece
go bass washed Smyrna intending 50 to-day Ifntttc
and 0me large parcels Of unwashed African, Hale Pulled
Wool Il still scarce and wanted.
TOBACCO Is moderately active. 90 hhdt hentscU
od At sc 800 cases Ohio Seed Leafst Gi 07tc, and -
do Penusylyana 90l3 ManufscuTedb IN iaif demand
~ regular Tstes.
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF SrocKs-Noaday

oct s5-F, Boa,a7 Pena. FL M 500 son NaT o., =
=. Uncn Cana. D. ~ d.. ~, 20 Peun X H. y
900 g.. ~ ll' 10 Ions I,,nd l. r. 1873 ~ 10 ~
90 L~hsh nt - = A. Trs., L. Hsrrshnrss T. r. ~
10 Grad B l3f Ekhur-h T. r.. l57s lrD Mons Ctai
i6i 60 TO- lb, ts,oo Read K X 1' 20. 81 $500 do'
e al 90 Penn .. s-ii. - . .-. ,.-,r -.
I-nA RR I3E . Unou Canal Is !. Nsna a. AHl NJ D.,
~ Phursh ~. g. Reading til Sc. 20 ~ Frnl
80, Bsri no = Lasn Nsv saion. o6j 10 d. oo SO
prrn.rl Inn 81. ~ tl3sln DO. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

New CIIPPER SHIP JAcoB BELL.-1n con-
sequence Of foyeral errors in item Of yesterday
we state the following facts from a more authentic
source: The fhip which is nearly Teadyto launch
was commenced by the late Jacob Bell for his own &c
count, and az the time of bic death was in forward
state. She hes been completed by the heirs Of his
estate and very appropriately named nfter him. She
was lately sold to Messrs. VIM. Plat; Sons, OF Phila
delpiia the agents and owners Of the well-known
clippers White squal, Trade Wind. md Messenger,
all of which were built by Mr. Bell TaeJ B. measures
as follows Length 203 feet breadth, 80 feet and
depth % feet-rnsking in all about 1850 tons burden
She is intended for the California trade, and will be
commanded by Capt Kean late Of the ship Valparaiso
of Philadelphia. 1t is expected that the launch will
take place On or about the 9th November.
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ETC, ms Day AND EVENING.

Broadway Thestrr- Ire sud l.. Bryan d Lynn, 60
Wsn.cl Much A5o About Nehns; tai one h1'nSn
Niho- GafIc Robcr Mscsfe French sne SpSn.l Dances exc
Rurons Theaicr-A tor the hesrtichs ih- iooicS
Hs-N Complimentary Conctr 20 Mrs. bo-StcA
iabrkfy-B fyaN Gallery OF Christian Art
Rsruua'a The Orpbsas Dream, etg.
Woods Mn-te = No 40 Rroad~ay-Conccr every rNenhs
CAsts Garder-i lit 81 .hc American Institute
Chine.e RUi,iuss- Pnro-s.sA 81 the Hoy Land
NafonA AcaJclgy pcs Acrrans Aoi o Sn Efancisco
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Au'er'l rfil-ni
o TIE LADIEs.-Ladies in want OF rich Shawls

To THE LADIEs-Ladies in want of rich Shawls
and silks Mous.eine De LANES and Fancy D.ss Goods
the Coiumi ian Hall No 81 Grand-st. Several newly I'm,
ported ceses Of Dry Goods have, understand been opened
tins week nov wall be the for lad e 10 make tner
purchases but they had better cal early before INC eaoee
patterns ere al picked out We venture 20 ssy that n 10
store IN the city will better supply OF choice goods Dc
found nor polite attendance, thAn a. the COLUMBIAN
Hal such : the verdict Of the LADIES' and these matters
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Markets.. REPORTED BY TalsgrcsA

CHARLESTON Oct Ser Cores ;ss s,a so,sy ~
bse. q prees Ianlns r H'n y, ~ I, a. ioIe
CfSerSxsrI Oct 2a-Dis2atehes from New- &c.,
aseI de "a STAFF That Mes PoAx has mat rally dssas
IN ,bst rsarEst go bills having been sod On sa'nasS
els 80. ,- -. -. 49,. 4. hare bssa
., e,Iow.' FLoCa 1900 bbls.; WaesT, LOO ces !.
Gov IN CSC hush. BAILEY. <5oco,haSt. ftors S -
-, L-t Unchanged 10 pnse WHgAs-tsr SA". WV
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MARRIED.,

o. T7ur.lsy ~ ~ Honor Mayor 1csrl a. the re-,
,rrc. IL r. Cornell Bcilune Il y Y NJ ROBERT CHEESE
BRO. Of Zlwsuhe. Mich, TO h's ELIZABETH CORNELL FOR
merry OF Orange County
AZ G'enwood II Youkes nv Rev Dr. Know o hi City
CHARLES y BRETT 20 SARAH J. HANENS. bosh OF Genwod
oct by Rev. " ? Pease Mr.. GEORGE w. COLBY 20 Mss
RACHEL NEWCOMB, both OF thls CITY. ,
Moni.y Oct - by Right Rev. Bshoo Wanvneht DANIEL
5 GRI.MOLD 10 CAKOLINE DtAIAM. al o. las CAy.
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The 'LoEs-SuoRE MEE.-At an early hour

The LoKG-SuoRE MEY.-At an early hour
yesterday morning large numbers of these men col
lected various points the East River side Of the
City, and from the threats many Of them made il
feared that serious disturbance would take place.
Sections of Police from the Second, Third, Sixth,
Eighth and Fourteenth Wards were on duty during the
day at the Second Ward Police Station in Beekman-st,
under the command Of Capts Leonard and Trumbull.
Police were stationed also at different points along
the East and North Rivers, but nothing OF Il serious
character occurred during the day TO require their aid
Several coored men, who were quietly proceeding to
their labor were attacked but 10 one seriously in
iured The Police were coon on the spot and drove
of se assailents A large body Of Police from the
upper Wards have been ordered by Chief Matsc to re-
port Themselves for duty early this morning at his Of
fee 1t ia to be hoped that disturbance may occur,
and that that class Of our citizens who feel themselves
oggreved will not resort unlawful measures to OBJ
tain redress.
Since writing the above, we learn thet Henry Foge,
temperate and industrious German laborer residing
at No 204 Cherry-st. was knocked down in front Of
the public house No. % Southst, and severely beaten
by several riotous 1ongshore men. He managed to
get up and to run into the house, but pursued by
one of the party who, with cotonhook tore out one
Of his eyes and inflicted terrible wound upon his
The asaant and his party then escaped and have not
been arrested. The wounded man was taken to his
residence and placed in the care of physician.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
IN Sunday even
ASSAULT on AN OJ

Assault on AN OFTIcER.-On Sunday even
ing, party from New-York, numbering fifteen or
twenty created disturbance at the Hanltoa-av Fer
", and IN endeavoring 70 order Officer Toole
OF the Third Police, badly beaten and had Of
his fingers bitten nearly or Five OF the party named
John Foy. John Ruddy. Thos. Foy. John Coughn and
John McGrsth. taken INTO custody aud committed
% the County Jsil in dcfeult of $1,000 bail each.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT cALENDAR-rr, Oar.
RioR CoURr.-NOs, I4l, 4JO, Is, DO,

A., 81 s,l So 81. ~ sis - ~ 4o+ G. a. los ~ y
- g.. -, "a. 505. al. -. ~ -. -, - -. -
- n,,-,,er cor.r-Nos q. q u 10 ID s.. %. ST.
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lI.sni crsh al wA-er !. Fis5
To recover damages for alleged SANDER. IN
,, ,, ps,a had osS noosy &c already rtirfsa 10 Yer
o., .oF pa ats. st0 , ~. 49,, ~r..or.
q s,sFhen BaTfise. teceAsed -. .-.i -,
srls- Uo.cs. l1h ~ t.1sI.-
H. Il NJ w. ~ d-c~ased Nrs srrart ~aa 80 !.
49, "a ~ IS - AZ M sudt-uy t-d vhen sSsy 20 ~
n A. ...e N the kest I'D rs rersEns brc1rt w %.
-, Al ,ruuAt- from Coruaess ssees ke n 49,
- - ~, M. ~ t.- hor~ from M h, al ne az
,t.lor. - q olEe. 81 %, re ~ 20 ~ ''1'
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SENTENCE o. SULLIVAN ASo CLARK.
On motion of the nsfrict. Ar.nrnnY The DIS.

CUR ced Of uer arl whose r. Cou-; Of App has
lrlt
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ne 'rscr, --cfe TIE p'i-ts nn n. oF-ei Icni Fert
W Pa-aff a., b.ts am1un. and interest
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
4 = D,iaf,g,s formerly Lynch 4 Ciavt'sy ~ WdA-st
1852. GAM. Noon. SPIN 5PM
Oct is. ..............tO %
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NV nnnurrn-On SUNDAY ernninp. a

NEARLY DRowNED.-On Sunday evening.
servant named Mary Grammar, employed at No 80 War
rens, attempted to destroy herself by jumping down
the cistern in the Of the house. Her situation was
soon discovered by the family, and informing Officer
Patrick Hanl1n of the Third Police he rescued her al
Ter mech difficult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

KnLED.-A labOrer, named Owen MnllOy,
who engaged IN excayating enbankmcn, On 5,h-
av yesterday a. buried beneath OF earth, aud
killed almost instantly An inquest s to be held to-day
by Coroner Ball
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

ry9 PHO n. Rusr, now dece ased long
well known as the landlord of the Syracuse House.
left widow in INDECENT circumstances who has re-
moved to City and taken the large fourstory
free-ptone house No. 81 West Twenty -second-st,
where she is prepared to receive boardcrs. We be-
heve there friends of her deceased husband who
will be glad to know these facts, and will act upon
them.
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Z : CIRCUIT c0UR
sugERIoR couRT--Brlo., Jes.s o.,.,r.

Judge Nelson will be here to-day, to take up
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SrRAxorRs.-At the AsroR. Hon II. z. Bad

STPASGrRs-At the AsroR. Hon. II. f. Bart
let Delaware: Rincgold, army; Major Woodbridge
srny: Judge Melon. COOper-town; B. A. Tillingnas-
Troy. C. " HoTkin- Great Hampton, w. P. Burr
Bridgeport Hon. L. : Williams. Washington, and
others.
AZ the METROPOLITAN s L. Ward. Chicago; IL
LcoIais Vermont J. Bonuei, MiTvau<e" n F. Keel
ing Va: A. T. Ferguson. Ky Col J. T. Peckett ~;
H. r. WGring, savannah: n kingsbury Conn; W. l.
Pierce Bon-o-; Belj 5 Marsh, Vt; T J. Taylor Bait
more and others.
At the IayIxc, Hon. 2 R Mallory Florida; :. W.
Ral-ton Paraina; G.. VI. Garwood, San Francisco Dr.
Dunn, New-York; John 7. AcCour Troy Gen 4 J.
Gonzalcs, Cube: D. T. Vail Troy, and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

NEw-YoRK BAPTIST REGETER.-Ihis pa
per published a, Utica New.York. and for some time
past the organ of the Baptist State Convention aas
been sold for Zoo to A. NJ BrrBEr, Esq who II -
expected viii conduct IL Ii ia hereafter to have no
Official connection with the organization Of which
was formerly me organ.
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The Op,rAr,oN OF THE TARIFr.-THe Rail

The OPIrArIoN OF THE TARrFF.-1He Rat
road journal gives tho following exposition Of the work
nps Of the present Tariff upon the manufacture OF Iron
sPor number Of years the pricc Of iron has ruled
very low Tic result has been that most Of our fur
paces and rolling mills have been closed; in other
words thcv have been broken down by English com
petition AZ the English maker has effected his
object and occurred he market himself 10y breskin.
down the nsuufsc:ure IN this country, he puts prices
up IS per cent 70 figure much above What iron can be
manufactured Cor in this country, which are com
PEELED TO suh TO- because we have other sources of
supply. VIC uuft pay his price till construct works
and supply onrseiyes with domestic article Bu. capt
talists have inducement 70 commence the msnu.ac
ture under the present condition Of things. 1t would
require years before he could get fairly under way, and
by that time the foreign nanufacturer having made
good oil bic lcfsef and compensated Tor period OF low,
bys period Of nigh prices would drop down TO the old
mark, TIL he slal again. in years past all our
great estahrnncnts under water TAe rcsu; is, that
by pursuing hc above policy, the English manufacturer
does good 3iness in the long AMI makes money,
and we os necessary consequence, pay niyh prices,
yet still find this great interest completely broken down
by foreign comp iton'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

FATM FALL.-Last evening about o'clock,
Timothy Arjr who IA said 10 have been porter IN me
store al No - PinCst almOs instantly killed by
accidentally falling through TIE htchway from the third
story TO the ground floor Toe deceased at the time OF
the fatal occurrence engaged in taking in goods Hs
skull was fractured By the fall Coroner Ives VIII hold
AL inquest on the body to-day