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LIAM sTILLnAh, If .uhed =. aud Mss SUSAN BRAND,
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4, tt,lpn-lf \ Sept T. by Rev T. p STAR LEWIS DAY,
oiWus-d y y aud Nj. EMMA FlShER. oI Puaiuh-i,N y.
ln Utter. Foiss = Y, seq; ~ Rev L. 5.atf W.
NArHANiFL LAkE p-rstIEu =. y anl Mss hNttlA
CIT Nh. OF Un.ail. Forts, =. T. =,
bzny. tuesday, sept II - Rev X T. w aie, mr. )
T. BONyk ~ O Ms ; N. GRlsNoLD-
Atihe Hef,rm-d Dutrh Chunh. harem New f's, sept -
bv H., u bn .unr, ASA TITHLL ftl. prn-ry o. ken'
s~'.ertir Albany Go 20 Mis- MAlf WiNlUN. daughter o.
Dance u mfnu. of tue ofmsr place. . 800.
o. ~ edo i.y ..r rs Re-. ibouR- Aurase. W. CUES
TFk v Etp 20 ". ETL ABs "a D. EKLf, to Tins ~.
H. Rtflanln On az -, hy te' ~ AZ,
HFNpRItk l. WEANFt. OF 6r.ton. THWpNus Co., y l., %
~. CALPhTHNA 81 y"rl daughter OF Hon. CHARLIE Ken
sfcs .. ~ F.--t, Curliai Co \. ' .
Thu-s IN. ny Rev } ha hn ~ -
y. a4fl-, "a to Akl Ipt - A.
d. Inehsa, of "a Secretary Of
tls 1tessuy
Rs n, i.,~ JAMES NDEGtN la HofH1s~l klsi nd
10 ANA EOhGAS. OF tli- ey.
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THrzsDAr, sept l6-P.A.
Tn the Stock market there was strong

Tn the Stock market there was a strong
feeling a. the opening bus the supply Of sock exceed
Inc The demsrc, the quotations. are not gsns'Ay 80
Ind At,he Second Board, the nsrEes ~a' 01i N
.or,e instances, bu, better in otheFI U hsaiOS L'OD
.b,rt, sold, closing firmly at 954 Cumberland COS.
vain dem and, ard "A was bid, an sd'4nee o' = =
cent. Erie wa. heavy, and sold down TO 7o+' ta'
hr,,e,, of the Road thus far In sepenoer very '1
,,f.s,ory. Harlem WA heavy. Full prices "si0 -
n, s,op,Daton end Norv Oh. TIE mHhes H'ni -
Co,crpnea, ssocss, and the Skies Of le67impro'e'
con, All State Stocks are firm Vlrgnis' we're l. %
Ind nlllb. There IL more Inquiry Tor lnoi'ha -
nal Preferred s., Audibe market advanced : ''.~
There is but little inquiry TOR o'eriins
q, ,em,,.er, believe the Penn'ylv.hA Oeu -,
:. declared for foreign account the supply oT'
~ better. We quote lOl. sl0l1e- Francs "i'"
Freights to Liverpool are held moro
s.v 20, Grain Cd. Is asked We note engssemsn.
- o COO or 30 coo bush Wheat at 3coN4d' IN oua
u ~, bass; 200 or 800 bales Cotton ''I@,'."i
T, London, 1900 bbls Flour, q loo seA ooa ~.
Tn H.rrs Tie pacSa Of t0Asy h~ ~ bales 0''''o -
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State Agricultural Fnlr-twnrd OF Premiums
We publish the following additional

awards:
MARES-ls NJ Leyden, Jr, De witt, Onondega County,
SIS; "a. Obadiah Hosa7o, Owssco Cayuga County, $40
srALL,oSs-OHe Year Od.-ist, charles w. lnsei'oil'
MAfensD FoRsEs-Ca yyipge- LIST, Bsnjamin Ashsy,
Aubarn $1oi ID oney Gould, Albion, od9a1s, So
IRAUGHT.-lst John Rryaon Kirkland, Oneida County,
80; ID. J A. Holmes, Hastiugs, SIS.
TES PAIR FARM liossCs.-lst. Squire NJ Mason and
others, Neg-IiaTtiord, So.
GrLolNes.-ist M arney, Prospect, Oneida County,
CoMMrNDED-Cls1k n Jerolman whi;estown, souel
5, sslE NAREs.-lst. W. V. wnougby, Newport, Dip.
and $40
VI Black Hawk, IT., Die and So
All WoRT.-Best Stallion, slss Hale, South Royaiton,
Mass Green Mouotatn Morgan and $40; Best Dral3h1
Stallion, John c. Wilson, Guep, c. W, John Ions, DIP
JAcxs AND Mules -Iacts-P. Ward, Oswego $50;
htIes-H n. keuog, Clinton, S@N
SHEEP-Long HoOied buck mo gcQrs uprIrd list
Aunseiford a Brodie Adams Jefferson Couaty, So; ID
Jsmes Jackson Gilbertsvhe Otsego County Sill bae'
Edcy fro years oid-ls John Rathbone Springfield Oi
eso County S2 I'd JO7n McOon I'D, Warren, HslkineF
County Si4 Fir. Ercs foo yeIrs oi8-ls Hunssf
ford Brodie Adams, Jefferson County, s@ ID Charles
W Ens Kirkland, Ou lda County ia hTe' "ldF too
telr, otd-lsL HupgertoTd bIode, Adams, Jefferson
County $i2; %. john Mcdonnell, War en- herkimer
County SO Middle ~ oolea Bse.' ore t5o yes 81
l. h Msk, man, h@I kmer County, 80; ID l. b. Wake
man Hetkimrr County SO BUCKS Under irJ gcdIs old
let. T. h. Wakeman, uerkimeT County. Sl2' ID H. b.
WAemsa. H.Ikimsr County, $40. Fiss E'0fs osT f,r'
volys oId-lst. }. NJ. Sherwood. Auburn, SIP; ID
T. B. Waksman HelkimeT County, SIC Fare Eloes under
ttco Sea's od-ist 4. b. MaSvInsn. HeTkmer County,
slA % wm. Robson, Wss:mor land M'iaos Bnek'
ti0O years o,dist. j. d. Pattsron We-ied, Chau
isuque County, sl2, ~ SHARP y Taylor, LochpJrt
sic TTdey tno ieays eG-lsi Sharp TAYLOR LocEpo1t
40. "a Ar, 'Gass DeRuytsr Madison Cmstv
III Me, I-Ss orey f,no years ol-lst j. d Pattarsou
Wt6ed ChsutauQus counp, go; "a. Sharp Taylor.
HSwsll. Hocsick. Renn.elasr County, sI2 3D. R. E.
Esetc kSeseVllle $40.
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List OF Patents
AsueS 5,e the United States Patent QSee, for IA Wets
ending Sept. Ia, 1852.
prepa OF n. Y Tr1eupe.I


ending Sept. Ia, 1852.
[csrsaly prepares Tor TIE n. Y rusunsl
Samuel AldTich, OF Springfield, W., for
irproysmeut in Clothes Pins Dated Sept. II, ls52.
l.. Eglert W GTeeu. OF Willoushby, Ohio, for I'm
Poyentnt Connecting joints for Washing Machines, or
oAss puTposes Dated sept. IA, 1852
Ctss W Hawkes. Of Boston, Mass, for Improvements IN
frhtDg Presses Dated sept IA 1852
herman IA HOmSn sf Cincinnati. Ohio, for Improvement
aLsl tLins Rods Dated sept a. 1851
Carries James keeler. CT nion n. Y, for Improve
satin Smut Machines. Dated Sept L. 1852.
Wn. T. Richards of New Haven, Conn. for Machinery
s,byed in the manufacture Of Cooled Wire Esnues.-
ueS Sept IL. 1882
ssnle Guides u Looms Ds 90 sept IA lSoZ
bti Stedmsn, Of West MerioeD, Com for Improved
sasne for Manufacturing Porte aonnsea Dased Sept Ia
En Moore of WILLIAMSBURG. " Y, Assigpor 70 James
ecxan, OF New-YoIk, ". Y. For Improvement In Door
sca Dated Sept. IA, 1852
Coo II Richards OF W,s. RoxbuTy, Mass, ASgnor to
Srn g Piimpton Of Nalpoe, Mss for Improvement IN
ixtng Machines Dated sept. a. 1882
sauel d vo,e. Of Albsny Y, for Design for Cook
Soye. Dated sept. IL, 1852 Antedated March Ii,
e<sd Harris Paul w Zoiner OF Cincinnati, Ohio, for
IN for Psrlor Stove Dated Sept II, lS'z
sssu.l D vose Of Albany, ~ y for Design Tor Cook
ksv.dd,r q Troy, N Y, for Design for Cock Stove
I'D Sept IL 1852
cssess J. Daley Of Troy ~ Y Aszigsor to johnson,
~ ialsr Of same place Tor D,sign for Pa'or stove
*ssPt H. 1852
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70 The following is an extract of lie

her from 81. John, Sept II
owe havo no ne~s Of interest here. Inc F"aery
oesou Va very quiet and opgesrs to be much bet
Fer understood on both sides Our harvests coming IN
we'll provisions abundant, weather fine, and ps'p,e
|coptehtcd The survey at the European and ,rta'
American Rarosd Is going on Ri;h spirit and all things
considered, our prospects are decidedly good
From 1uE BAY.-Since our last there
have been vs or ok arrivals from the Bay of 5: 4w
renee. Among them tho Golden Rule, Capt Bart
let which Nas taken into Chsrll,tetowu, P. r. bg
the cutter Telegraph. She was detained elk days ana
was released bs the Lieut. Governor OF the lslatd
when the cutter fret seized the G. ten men, fully
arm ed, were placed boa'd Cspt Bartlett had AN
Interview with Admiral SeS mOur, at CharOu5iOwn, VINO
treated him very gentemaDly
the Isabella and lta,ks among the feet driven
out of the Bay of Chaleur lGoucester Telegraph
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS. Our city

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS. our Guy
was enlveoed on Saturday. By the arrival on tho w
5GastoD from Florida Of "a emblssy OF Seu,no,ei sa
rOte for Wssbing toD 10 hold convene WHO nnesden
Fillmore Al their head was me vetiJ Lief. S
legs himself accompanied BY two suochleis, Seporke
YOholo Tho representative Of Sam Jones' ana Hoo ana
John Jumper, a chief Of the AtssnsS oeiegsuoni 10
the suite Of these ENJOYS care tuieo et'sslec' IRIS
Istcbie Fnartbler Vscose Emarthlor and Choco TuS
tepUggeG.
The town all sgog TO see theSe commissioners OF
be Red Mep-and dressed In thelr fantastic garos of
calico tuncs flannel breeehcs mOcsssnf and turbsned
striped all over with bands Of beads and
bOwy tapes, these delegated authorities e1cteo unVer
,s Interest The whole body 10 under charge OF Ten
Blake L. g. Indian Agent who, sitter three Negotiations,
dpAy persu SIDE them accompany him 90 Washington
he treated ~ith them ast at Fort Myers, and started
thence ON the 3lst Their is direct for tue cspl
M make debte arrangements with the PresiGent for
he r, moya to tho West Of all their trlOes 10 Florida
In the suite must not forget ~ mention the iDter
prefer intelligent old negro, by the name OF AOEa
ham he is quite venerable, disniiied looking per
soDsge, sort Of ndaulzed major domo, with his face
oct Oh with woody mOustache. la the history of the
Seminoles he hocs quite conspicuous poston, as the
friend and counsellor Of MIX )DOp and Is known by tee
soa6 rqUtt OF the atiers Sense Kepe. Gen Blake OBJ
tain I'd MIN 10 Arkansas where re stayed with Mkonod
ar bis death For the position he holds be 10 invauA
be- BoEegs Is about i've fees nine inches high and o.
ordinary strength Of build.
bis counuleDsuce EXHIBITS good nature Int rest IN
Conversation aDO passing event. with sufficient lntsl
gence lb dresa ne was goty uhuu9sueu from Tue
ess noted Of bis followers by the rienners OF color In
APPAREL and had cress scr of with raven plumes lie
said 10 have quite fundness for the socla vices Of TO-
bscco and liquor and less pass opportunity Of In
fdulsiDg freely In the e',er He presents nothing
tsnd elevated IN bis iece bearing and is mora
contrast than othersse 10 thSt wilo majesty wa are
wont 10 escnbe to there lOros OF the forest
Among their vs 70 the curious things the city,
was that 20 the cOmpOsors and press rooms OF TIE
'G0rSan Al, the boxes and management OF tho type,
and the skl with which the nposltOrs placed tho 5:
ers together, they looked with unutelgible inEeT
st. but when, .or their benefit, the press In
DtrvsRi, they gszed with admiration and astonsa
imam. Savannah GeoTglan.
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THE CANAL BOARD INvEsTIGATIoN.-

The CANAL BOARD INyEsTIGATIoN.-
The inve,tgsiicu ordered ~ thu Canal Board based
1pon the ia formation submitted by the Auditor, 10 pro-
ceedng bu, IN an anomalous manner. Toe questions
:, issue are not whether and by whom the State has
suffered by a squandeT Of its Canal Fund, BAT Ehish
section of the Democratic party shall pa mos.
the appointment Of Counsel instead OF taking Of
the public iotereses hessrs. Peczh6m aud DIN "a
HuDAsr and BarDbOrDtD were selected expressly 70
guard the Interests OF their respective factions And
while In fsc, these gentlemen acting parsSns,
he Canal Fond will b. further depleted st the rate OF
el000 for their services
Enough In the mean time has been d'closed 10 show
bat both sectors intend get out Of the Investigation
'A they can victimz'Dg the Auditor and leaV
Dg the Canal Officers to continue ther uast-fu opeT.
ations with imPun'ty. Alb. Eve. jour
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HOBOKEN ITEMS.

The paving of The principal streets in
this til-f fairly urde way. under the direction Of
the The Contractors have agreed
eli hbish,d by ninety days nom the commencement Much
or, dr. nue EdiD Srv-ns Esq, for the energy
hiss in r~ srdng this and mAng other matters for
the bensfit ef the citizens u HobOsen.
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alteration the fact that Il IL down grade ~ 'ne rats o.
"a ,ba, The eInre.s Ia 10 arrive 10 Honellsve j1ss
eighteen minutes ser toe sccommodadon' and aso ,ae
fact, ,ha, the freight train tots oscson was
In betwe en- II accommod adOn and 70. express, Asus
oplv nine minutes difference 10 their ume iof drNsi
ve 40 not wonder that ibsre gas collision OF Two
trains but our surprse e. tina. all three OF te uHns
were not dashed pieces freigh, cars unan oens'
and all
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

lNQUEsT.-COroner Douly. OF Gravs-
end, held an tnqoea Wsdne gay upoo me BODY Of
folueo man found N the n 20 Hamilton. De-
eessed sP sre@ 10 b. abqut t-snyse y-as Of and
wss o-.d 10 The g.b Of sailor The jsry returned tbs
ve Ct from lnkHown 70 the
AZ inquest Will be be d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

The Boston Traveller, in relation 70 the
Iorey u'rk't Of tsat ny, FAYE;

There Il o. variation Ia ihs " MY market, no,wl.h
s,sroipg Gisbuy increased demand caused ~ tho
speculative fever ~ eNitunY In state - SIX PEE
cet c. sipr.s the ruiiog cisc rate vi stock BE
strrafs to.h sold uud fancy Wbera the latter are
piedsec, Nile msrsin 10 a'ways aiOge5. Tho pros
t.c, or To future stil ooFs Qus enc uraging and Il
IS generally ttoOsb' Ihnt the sular'nt supply oil c'p'
,a win continue with turtle. reduction la rates vi ia
taTest
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

WIG MEETING This evening the
HbIgs Of Jersey City will assemble at Washington
Hall TO bear Hon. Frederick 7. Frelinshuysen and
obers deliver addresses These msetiugs cash week
Until the elec q. Eminent speakers are engaged for
esch occasion.
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Marietta. .R-port.d BY TslsvayA

ALEAsT Sept. l6-Reesiss for the past twenty-f
kours FLoVR. fooO bbls. Co.'s. 1000 bush. BAILEY,
400 hush WHEAT 5000 bush FLOUR sales Of 500 bbls
AZ urevious rstes WHEAT S0a bush sold st 100 for
Gesesee CoRS 10 somewhat lower With few sslss 800
buJh mixed Wevern sid a. &C. sAoet OATS sslea
BAEEy sls AZ 7sdaec for two rowed saes 5209 bash.
TIMOTHY SEED 10 lower, Resped sold az " IS.
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MADAME SoNTAG.-We learn that the
demand for tcEes TO Madame sonsss frat concert on
Monday next very great aud tina, In order TO oovass
as far as possib- their monopoly BY 'Pecuiator' ony
the e. tickets viii be sold to-day, and those at 81 on
Saturday and Monday The place Of sale ' advertised
In another column
Madame sontsg ha, also been obliged to refuse all
applications for admission to the rehesrsas This
very proper refusal Only those who are engaged pro-
fessopaly will be admitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
cnrR1 cALrNpAR-Tnr nr

coUR1 CALFNDAR-TA, D,r
Common PPLAs.-NOs. -, 76 to 100,
Inclusive. 49, 49, go
5;5 5i6 so, 5i9 500 81, So t5j.
surAfaE CoURr- Sp-czl Tern Nos 10, e., o. 81, a.
50. I8 II, u, j., -, a. %, Il, o.
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Is DISTRICT COURT.
Before Ja.F- Belts
RfrJqoF SDICTNt NJ The Grand J ury

George Youus Of the ship Fi1-i charge Of assault
with dangerous weapon "a scr4peI) on tie Pers3o 81
Thomas DAOu; and sgtLst George Young Inos wilson
aud GeuI-e MaiEu, for atsu4yt male revolt on
bosId The Jury thea retired FOX further dsb-
Grafton.
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Receipts Of Poducs... .sgpr. ls

By North River Boats-is,272 bush Wheat. t3gA 90;
Com 2S99 bb Flour IS 90 Asbes, lS7 do WHISKY soa J"
bales Wool o, a., A., a,a.,
ny kssr-Hdvsr hssbssd-o boxes e"S''' 49,
BVttss.
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MILITARY FYcAMPMENr.-A Military

Encsnpn,nt will commence th- 9th inst and conrnus
for three days At Est NeE-Iok Th- troops consist Of
besc'r General puryes, Brigade comprising tire. res''
neut one OF eisslrN and artillery aid tao Of Infantry
viz 18th Col Abel Smith l4th CT I-ss So it,, 7otn
Col. Philip Crooke, the 18th Gov. Hunt Will review
49,
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

WIG PRIMARY ELECrIoN.-At meet
ing Of the Wings Of fire several Wards of hls city held
last evening for the purpo,e Of electrg Delegates to
meet in Convention with D-lse Ates from ,he Seventh
and Thirteenth Wards of Nes York, TO nominate =
csnoidsis foF Copgre" ;lr tbe Ftn Dbsdc', the fol-
loving gentlemen were chosen; Firt Vdrd.-H. B.
Gee. }. II. l.sscsou Second Fard-Danlel Chichester,
VIM. II. Gui.chard. TAhd Ward John Rose, George
c. Preston.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
J Delas0u's. J0rnvIy Lynch q Clarks) 25La FsAa
1852. 6 A. NJ Noon. SPIN 5P. "
Sept l6.--...-..-oo 81 % o.
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Metropolitan Hsil-Nsosme Alb nj. Grand Concert
-ibos Gafdsn-Robeit Mac4ire. Ballet pgerti--efnsnt
Ws.ct LyceumCure Tor the H-srtAche Hand-ams husoanA
Brosdrsy Th~stersoisier # Fortane Y.uus Coupe &c
Bsrrum's sassuu-Opnsn'. Dream TIE N Im-rict Boy.
Woods Mnsresso ~ Broadway. Concerts even sVemns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

To recover 500, alleged IN nave Oecn
insured W Sept 1913 iron sale, couate' ant other Tx
iues cJutsied Ia No &c Pearl 81 IN possession az
the tme o EowNd Filey tl-n executor u ne estate
Nu FiIey kept IN the sud asufef Si,fll AZ
oefendaI Is ,e bis stock ~ gas L. The ouding
aod contents were drtuaytd Ia rPnL 1919, ana the
Company paid William his los and aiss paid S3i on
anO policy. Il alleged The part OF panlt tha An
Will the aset OF the CJmpany hat
separate pit,un should 10 psd aud o. aid receipt
giver SjU the Iron safe ald nAtuI-s, and
clause should introduced inO Nillns policy covering
tie rsk The Compauy aerwaId sfnscd To- pay sad SJ
ans this bcught ln defense Y is laid that the Com
Iary cd know plaintiff m the Transaction t1- deceased
had formerly kept n The st1rel aud a. It had paid NJ
Eiy the Of his caitat person cAunOt insure
hs property ihe policy of .oher bus there must he So
parEe policies hat the notices served Alter the ire sp0Ee
OF this property beln William ssso tina. Mr. Moore lOuse
the CLERK had ht 20 give the receipt 10 the orn he did
AID there gsTee ent with the Company 70 insure
Tire fixtures
TIE Court charged that plairtT could maintain bis action
the Company having hst the goods belonged % ths
estate II Peter Morton although Included Ia the p,cy OF
Muhsm F-that be would hsy- nsht 70 contract
MP Of eOIyeTsatIons and written mem1rsrdums he
MeSrs Z. .uc be officers the Company. Of which
the Company hsd notice Verdict for PslnGh Sjl, being
principal and Interest.
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must lay all out In lots 25xlOO Bat, "whs, srs you
going d. sbuutitT is lhe qaeIdon both Of corpora
hops and land oHnera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
z EVENING ScHooLs.-The committee Of

the Board Education have made arrangements 10 open
h evening scoco on Monday evening next 20 continue
through the winter Public School No t. situated at tbs
corner South ana 0thst, b. occupied for this pur
rose Mr. John W. Bulk ey Plincipsl Of hs First Wa'd
School and Mr. VIM Fitch Of the Third Ward School are
TO BE- the teachers Both distinguished for their
ability as teachers The Board of Education viii ais pro-
vide the school with whatever books and saiIoary are
ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

Carney, biSsmy John Hsrrion, grand lireenvi Ch.,'
BANS co. Charles Grsv GO. The Grand jay eoo'lh1es
IN session
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the Case of George Cochran against
John W.nd' for breach Of contract wss com neneed'
The Cs-sS. ar to-day U7th) i, Nos s. Is a. Is %
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DELICATE TO SYRAcUsE.-Att the Wing
Convention held yesterday at Sielenwen's Hotel. Mr..
John D. Prince, Of Fa,Oush, was chosen Delegate 10
the Syracuse State Convention and Mr. James HAntord,
of Willamshurgh, was chosen Alternate Delegate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

w Madame Sontag, Countess Rossi, in
company with the Count and Mr. Collins, yesterday
morning visited the City Hall, and were received By
His Honor Msyor KiDg'land, and conducted through
the principal Offices and apartments Of the building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

There Is no material change In the Bullion market,
uhich a. regards Dollars, Is s s0ppled, portion u
Ire Mexican remitaoees beiDg yet uus1ld Bar silver
10 In the EST ard supply moderate. Prices are
steady former quotations. Money Is easy, and With
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Wing ASSEMBLY NoMIyArroN.-At a

etDs Of the County Delegates yesterday afternoon,
a, steenwerfs Hotel Mr. C. NJ Brlgg'. Of Williams
burgh received the nomination for Member Of Asse molly
From what could le4rp this nomination 10 satstsc.
tory to the Whgsof this city. Mr.. Brls' is emiaenty
qualified for the Office.
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Mar. TO,k, S,pt i. 1852 400 B,oaapas' up stairs.

FIREs.-Yesterday afternoon fire about
! O'Clock : fire broke 10 the iron fuuodry of Mr.
George rsbeck 4, WsstsG near y rita Moore. Tne
flames spread ragidy for few minutes nut pere soOn
tubdued ~ the fremrn. About 800 or $50 damage
WIS sustained ~ rhe building
The alarm Of fire last evening about9 o'clock for the
Eshh Dis,rc: Yves false
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SPlBITUALIsM.-See first page OF this
nAner IaI a ilsL Of bOalA
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Of tha fnllnwlne Yearr, VIZ /:

DrrIl1lr fT0m IIjI . AuE ,.......f.t.,F4II,4W
lHcls, - .r the lot week III sept, l3J&..... 81
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SUSPICION OF MURpER.-Ohicer Loo

EIsFTJIWN OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LUT-
head, Of the Fifth Ward, yesterday arrested named
Jan Blu suspicion Of his ha lnz cd with
Others under a rest in the ola Mr. Mead which
took place OFT time since IN Orange Co. The prisoner
taken befo- Justice Boga and onmtt-d prep atory
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at ne i're Island ln'Nial'r 90
To recover $500, alleged u have been

CIRCUIT COURT -B-c-~Juire Roo.r'slr
cnus ~ Pa n.atnDsta.r So .'l Peter N,f.u 81 -asei
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SELLING LOTTERY TlcKErs.-Oficer

Patterson Ofthe Lo~,r Police Court yesterday arrested
Daniel Hodgrs who II IL all ED keeps 81 of
fee No 81 Censr-t c he sale u lottery policies He
,hsPed with hsviD1 sold loefy tickets Ms Acs Rug
ees stranger IT, the cicv Tho accus-d wi hsys he1
irg 20 day, before Justice Rogsrt.
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rAivertissn-u
CUEAp Ann t.IEGANr (iOODS.

MD NIVNNI"s II ''Ii' y
fyou uld sornethus beautiful call sud -Xani0e the
sleek Of 's Goofs received at TOWLE Cola NIB
Hall No 81 Grand fh-r -ssnftm-nt silk. znd
other seas1nshle fashionable goods IL really nt
Iic,rf a1d wonder y ch-lp SJeuoid Grape .ud Cssl-
mere Shawls ar selling Tor h4f tn pr
CeuardtG by the dealers Linens sud hlls-n bid
gods F-Lcay D. TucHs.ea cheaper % Columbian al
than a. any other place IN ti- city.
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DEATH BY DEowNrNG The Coroner

held an inquest YESTERDAY At pier No s. r. upon the
booy Of AnoTew eiohsrn. sailor who belonged = tis
ship Helena recently rom erneu. now lying Cha pier
b., SatuTcsy iasf missed from IN vessel and
nothing heard Of him ubu yesterday mrrnng when
hi, booS found nosng IN the nOck verdict OF death
by drowning under circumstances unkHo~n 10 the jury
rendered.