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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

3 Pno-'' sH-t 1ro,ract.d iue.. mr. SAMUEL SEAMAN
70 h 7h't ,.,r ~ ~ ',- .-. -..,.,s. 70
per, s-r'er " 4As pace On ssltay sitsrnooH a. Ne
In BiIgn Thu i.y Sep, 2 sILAs DEUEL. in the s'u
he leld Oftbe f.Hy respectfully iuv;ei 70 1,.sai The
resl foH b, ate rsass. 30 =. HeA ST. South Bfo0s'a'
SID. of G-te-,. sr-r a.
Mchc,ro IL. Ava . u eholera. THOMAS JOHN WAITE
I.c. Of ne fsfcngo T-rarrf. as-f
a, bo.ion, An, 81 NJ, EL,zAsEfa PEARSON. ,s-d -
AisoTe'vlle nass Aua - NJ. VARY cOBg. al ..
b. u,ive Of Glssrrourf coIa .oit-r R--oa.oa
yoat...s "a Of loo A. Kp.,Y. o. B-,ln ',
At co5.oId H. A.. iaMr' SARAH HALL, assI 'o..
A. ftI',ir.-a' jay e NJ RPREscorr ...ie,
AtFsrHinron, \ An. g, Mr.. HANNAH WALKER, 's-d %
A. MILFORD. Aas n ABEL LovEJoY. E.a, u-Ist.
At Lee. Ma. Ava 20 M JOHN LAYN aset -
Aevor'h, Jgy - ~ LEWIS sRIGAAs. sE-i 1s.-.AuE
Al Hop.noa Aos g. Of consumption, Mrs POLLY PVINAA'
AZ Concord. y H. Aug TO- W. REUBEN sooDwIS. ,r>i -
A. Mount Deer Ne M, sUsis MINES .r-s lo years,
s.nborrion Juy ., Lieut. JONATHAN PERSISs s-i 81
At Loadop Aus H. ME- MARY PAGE. % year, saio
H,R,ssor We aut 20 Cat; NILS r0w ER. .r-i 81
A. sVuih Bervic,, August II, Mr. JEDEDIAH JENklSs'
Al Athens Aug u. Hon CHARLES GREENE, Jslss Of the
a, Par. Ne Aus 5. ", HSS. LIvERNoRg HlsLIS.
o,h.r Of Hons Hannibal sud Ehsi Hamn, Sad y ani
liibs re,iiesee Of hs sister two me ives, Of Fre.por IT,
Aul "a, Of cholera, MAIZE" BIBLE, formerly OF Roees;s
n
AiTumbur, w,rsn CO, Ohio. Az H. ANANoA BI,rrIss
Ufno-af.. In Burh1a,on. wy Co. Ohio alg &c, Ms
PUIIETTA POTTER y above nanei deceased.
Ceveard Ohio, Aur 3d. NN. BENSON OF Waisr's-, ~
ondss. Co. \ ss-' -
Al Bosion. Aus -. Capt WV. 5. WHITE, aEei q.
~ BrooIIbs, Mas, Aus 80, Ass JILIANA AsPlSwALL'
stei7s. .v s.,t...p a,
van Hyde. u d ,s-i -
Atsaisn msss August g. Mrs ELIZARErH HILL. AGED IS
Al PoItisnc Coma August l., Ges SkTH ONERFON Azet 20,
a solder % the revolution
At Anrspohs, Nd. p, Mr. SOPHIA d. GARDNER, .fed
a. relic, 1t NJ J N Gardner. u. :. Navy
Mvsu.is His August lO,ML DANIEL y. POPE, aged
TO- formerly OF salem Mas
In this ~ Wedtesay Sept Of consumption afera long and
PAINFUL illness ANsOs POkIEK SANFORD the 3sth Of
b..
n friends ofthe Emily respectfully nTei TO attend the "a
neral lis late No fs Clinton q On fdy me "a
o'eck M HIS rema ns to Greenwood tor
nierment
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Markets. CAREFULLY REroRrEp Fos TIE TRIsuns.

THURSDAY, sept. =
ASUEs-The market Ia unchanged but quiet ,elss Of
20 bbI. At 75GSi 9l for Pots aud s. Sc Tor Pearls
COTTON steady, without change Ia Prices loo bales
Flour And MEAI.-Out market opened easier under
the uu nee Of the ulsV rabe atyices BY the AmaTisa
Hafsx The den,,od Is uors sctiye s. ms ara e.nsn
The arrivals are Of l.rss the mahst cos.s with soA
osgrse OF Gnsss We ~ elee sph ON Boston that
the private sdyces ~ ths America Ol't arrived tbse) are
and noujus at 81 SI !, waited ,sr 5as ,rey
nces The sales Of domestic re ~ 0ao ~. a. ZDONDt
20 good Ohio ara ~ 80 for mixed fancy Mcoi-
gan ntia.a soJthern deli nd r.h'f eshsr PSss
have been sece ptsd hs srrys.es not l.rs5 Sses OF
40 mi. at - 4iGs4 56 for mixed cd 1nsh. 'fsnds
"a 15as 81 Tor fsncy sys fl,ars very scarce aod
vspt,d at 8 ~ Corr Meal Is ia limited sngoiy, asa
wsnfeo az ~ IS Tor jersey end s. sal for 8r,noy~n.
GRIN -Whest is Ia better d9mant at eecos d ! 70
Sc per bvste which has induced GOOD demand od
spG moderate milling Inquiry The suppiy 70 no' 'ns
and there something oona % arrive Lac 'aies 40
Hushss OhIost q - tor good mixed sse for va. saa
81 0sqs 10 Tor White bo- bushels Ptme tiels-se ~
Si u; 10tOO bushels do, 70 arrive, a; ~ Is ana 49,
bushs coumou Mcaigsn al - - Rye Is " nv Gen, wa
ard peGty. Sales OF go bush q .a1o 49,, Ws.,era
and Stat at safe Corn Is better with od dsinsno
tor the Fat and city MAIDS Thssipply moaf p..s
v extern mix.d Other kinds are scsrse .,1., thu
wBsKY.The zoe sf s. :. .issie ,ofoi .nd ga
So L'r P,i.oa Drpdse 10 sasieri sales VI V' " wv
tine Oar Pork msrset IA doll ,ad rsh-r low.
o, No. have been scc-pted safes 81 90 oois 49,
e., Me-. ca s. Tor fms; other Anas :s po'na
pa-1 !. beavv. very htre Pr me % ths nssssk
a.. IA bis q s6ats for old Prime ssd el1as
MS Cut Meats quiet GOD o. e. ~ ~ tr,ds:
Id 10 very Iui,t the demsnd Is mostly ,or W. H. Ant
Loot $50 bib and tcs e. a Nc 40 kss' - IL
e, IL in good demand al 6dSc Tor n, s.oort
ai6Ic for Ohio Chesse Is more sa's'0'' :" - ~
Of 6dOfc "a, -. -. ia 600 n, Domestic
q 80 ~ f5s medium o. 4nc14bc. There ls niue
- MAJ zoe Pulled Wool Is out OF mssx't " oa''s
~ hS Ar can sold az SOC which IL "a shysncs MI
~IILOW 10 firm Ie 900 u prns rendered sold O. iVts'
essh su, II P....,n ana Wextsca
FOOD r. prime Ct 3S0flc. .,,. LA
LINZ il DOT 10 ffn 1900 bb's common h'csAnd '''a
at eOr cssh Lump 10 held al - %. -
TEAS-Ths nIaIket has dSSn~ard tsnsencJ erSes.
holder. are mostly finn The catlosus of-red on W 50
nesdsy was Mostly wthdswo, previous yces eouis nse
he obtsined.
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CONCERT AT FLUsHING.-The Choir of

CONCERT AT FLUsHING.-The Choir of
the Broadway Tabernacle under the direction OF Prot
William b. Bradbury, gave Concert Of secular and
sacred music at Flushing, l. !, on Wednesday evening
of this week for the beue6. Of the Congregational
Church ia that vlllsae The house was nj ed With an
apprecstve audience Who listened with much as.cn.
ton to the performance, con'tng of choruses quar-.
tettes Duets and solos " Think Gently of the Errng,
"a ouarteue-wss received with much applause. Tbs
popular song, Coming through ths Rye" was sung
by one of the young ladies' In style worthy an artist
of celebrity and mt, with enthusiastic reception aud
hearty encore During the passage up on the steam
boat Issnd City the Choir performed several excellent
pieces of music.
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massive beam and tee Gel irg over the parior omar
fragments were thrown In the yard, and 10 lot afnin
hg where several children were al psy ForInn>teJ
no prrton ~ss ipju 90. IL ss+ms thar THIS r-csi"-s
msrper ~ blasting 10 IN that neighoorro11 ann
The contractor himself slated that IL was but 70 dAys
since uht he put stone tHroush Col "e7o. ooor aaa
hDO'her inio stable Tns truth IT, no muc1 po"de.
u'ed, end The rick previous 70 bring olastfd' no'
iuftcieLty protected BIZ tImbri 10 prevent the rag
IneD's from sing Toto air Tue CONTRACTOR Tss-Asn
b. fore !ustce Mech and ted 70 bail 10 the sum oi
s5CO TO answer the charge al the Court OF S''sion|
DARING RoBBFRY IN THE PARK.-lwo
Freedmen were yesterday arrested charged win 1ig'
way robbery committed the per,ons OF Lewis dAr
ris Of No 6j ROosevel,st end Phip WIZ resi- AZ
No. 22s Wilisnn,t ebie they were sittng near me
Part fountain l. appears that the accused dem tndei
Of them two Abir 20 each, and when this Vu refused
one Of them .ezed Mr. Hsrri. BY tse throat and nec.
while bis sccorupice rnboed his ppcke's ~ p'rt
mopnse col taiuipq e. bill on the Long Island Bank
The other then represented bimsst n be Poiee@sn
and after pretending to arrest Mr WIZ eesrcns' d.
pOcke's but found nothing except -acn Wn'cn ns uii
not succeed in letting The two fellows then Joined
some confederstes who were near the 'aaudn snu
went of. Thew how ever ret1rped u the rafs IN "o
course Of the uorping wren they were arrested oy
oficer Ksvepy. Of the Sixth Ward and taken before
Ju,d-e Boesrt who locked Item up for ti.l. mssstI
Harris WITT appeared at the Court ana 'uy iuNn
fed them as the robbers. he accused a'e ooo youas
men, reiids In Vesey 81, and~oIkin Warrington MAR
ket
TROUBLESOME NISiTnR.-Ou lHuio uhy
evening last monkey entered the upper story OF NJ
John W Boloertons residfncs. No 459 Br'om' g. ana
making bis way down into the parlor tsrEed the 'er
vans End destroyed msntel ornaments, mirrors ana
other articles ~ furniture Officer Dark vas called Ia
and captured the disorderv and unwelcome ViElOr,
and convey ed him to the Station house.
COMNITTAL FOR GRAND LARCENY.-Oi-
fcer Bower Of the Eleventh Ward, yesterday arrested
youpy mAn charged 9Th having on the 3th ut Stole
large conpo.id b'0e pump vslued 1850 the prop
erty o George Low E,q put 10 tho care ana cusI'uy
of Henry Glsss at No 2l2 Seventh e. The prsens,
wss arT. s,ed at the Lhe tire the otsn'e w" commi
but napsped 10 get cay from the custody o. tne oi'
Ger Justice Wood committed him 10 prison Tor rlai IN
cesut Of $500 bail
CHARGE OF STEALING A HORSE AND
wAGoS-A nan was a,r-e'ed by officer Baldwin OF tue
E,ghrh Ward charged with stealing horse and wagon
belobsing TO Mr. Leon Oliver, residing at No W Lau-
renf.st The accused taken before Justice stuart
and held 10 bail ~ await examination
" On Wednesday an old offender was
arrested Charged 9Th stealing box Of dressed sheep
ships valued at 100 from Sidewalk In front OF Me-
202 Broadway. he committed BY Justice Bosars
for trial.
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sent Pr, Boo~d-sl 90 Camden sod Amboy Kurai 90,
70 lO. ga Iols Railroad = sO1 - 1888 f@na.J
,ssr .roao. So, Mt~Lm R,iroad :, ga" hS'.Ai
NJ, ~; a1tu dt ZOE 80 do - 10 e.u
raj 49, 100 s,h Pte'sret. - no 10 ga $50 d. %
10 Mors Csusli7a ~ 80 Read Rulotd o. 10 9'a o
L,.,nop " " 49, ~ 4-h lso Ncksbu'E Railroad. ibl -
Harnbur, R.i al A. hen BanA' 40 !! Com d. 80
Penn. r., OBJ. . =, 40 -. "a. a. o., to,
ssrh Nav Pre- ~ Unon c'na 10 s!toS rem -
- 80 DO Penn. Bsuk lijt 10 Long isshl Ntt
road. ~: - w sch. Nav ~, -, 10.
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NORTHERN DIsPENsARY, WAvERLr-

PLAcE.-The following report shows the NUMBER OF
patients trea,e' at this institution during August 1852
Whole number, l,GOl Attended at houses, 72O; at,
tended AZ DspepsaIy ISL. Total, l,6Oi. MSle' 992'
feualts, ,0l2 TOial 60
Na,riv-Unlted slste,. 400 Ireland ,O53; England,
2s; scotland, 90 Germany, - Other Countries, Is.
Total l,6u4
hospital vaccinated. 4 still under treatment, -.
Totsi, l,6O4
Whole number of prescriptions put no, 500 greate.t
number in any day l75 least number In any csy,0I
Average per day, no.
ExcURsIoN.-The First Company JEFF
fersop FusileeIs, Capt Cotrier, accompanied by Van
Dernlark's banc were at Hoooken with 46 mu,k-'s
a taIset cxcur,ion They made good target and had
q fine time az BsumeeIs, were they and their friends
dined.
FiRFs.-At /! o'clock on Thursday
III, lius fire broke cut In the store No 36i aud 81
occupied by F. kreke, cpnfectiouer TAs frsmsn
promptly ON the ground and SOL eXtnguished
the fsmes not however, before considerable osmsgs
occurred to the premises.
At : clock on Wednesday evening,
FIRE broke out In the dwelling house NJ i22 Eightlay
Two Policemen Of the 1weDueh Ward discovered toe
hsmef, and succeeded In eXtinguishiDg them win few
pals OF water.
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN ACTREsS.-MlSs
Laura Addison, late actress at the oadssy rh-a
iei d at clock on Wednesday afternoon on board
the Oregon, bile hs way 70 this City from
Albany she taken suddenly alex " lille al Niagara
and started for New York under the Of Mr. Jmss
Mason, Of the College Hotel In Murrsyst the coroner
notified, ard will bold an Inquest upon the body
this morning at her late residence, No go Suiysns.
ACCIDENTALLY DROwNED,-A young
man named Charles Carter, while on Pier No 90 r.
early yesterday moruios accidentally fell into the k
and drowned before assistance could reach him.
Efforts had been made to recover the body, bat up TO
lsst evening they had proved upavsiling.
II An inquest was held yesterday morn
Ing In the Sixteenth Ward Station house. by Coroner
Ives on the booy Of CsthsrIe Sheridan She was
found scty and destitute In the strees tho ME prev
Gus ard died early In the morning of nhsu nation Of
be luna.
II On Wednesday VIM. Darlington,
who resIdes at the corner Of Lewis and Seventh sts
attempted 20 commit sude. he 10 Insane, and was
tak, n the Lunslic Asylum
CARELESS Observation-Disclosures Car
roll a contractor, was arrested On russdsy evening
charged by DIR. Mofsit, residing 10 FJurihav, near
seyenieen'hst, with csrelessy blasting rocks 10 tnsi
vicinity, thereby epdsDgeiing human life aod Destroy
Ing properly. IL appears thai At o'clock ON Tuesday
afternoon, blast ~ss discharged and large piocas o.
roek we're thrown 10 great hight Into tho air. one OF
these pieee wek hing at sss 40o pornds foil upon tns
roof 81 Dr. MCfat,s splsndid mansion and descended
through each story Until u became lodged between a
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HOBOkEN ITEMS.
! RCAMPMENT OF

GRAND MILITARY ERCAMPMENT OF
THE u,psoN BRIGADE AT NEv-DURHAM General
Wight ne. ina IL is Grd his oder of 'n' tieth (hu'
ssv CITY 3 Of HohoRen and from Ns~srk IL %ui
t.se place al New-Durban n, ia this County, mi'ss
~, nh fi ". The ferry ara will commence Oh lnuis"Ay
~, IN. . ,cst AID contiru three days From pres.
n. anne rAl ces this Encam Julent VIII b splendid
sA rs thu most ext nsiyr arrangement are III NHl'
NV he Gers ard h. Comml,gee having charge, ana IL
IL expected il ui be visited by many military and CIVIC
disIiiaries from this and other 5Ea,cS
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Circular of the american Musical Fund
society Of New-iork 20 the Press OF the
Tinted STATES.

The Government of the American MuSi-
al Fgnd Society acting In behalf OF large BODY OF
Eusciss Of every country appeal TO tue generosity oi
IRE Prss OF int United States g publish the annexed
rs,.ept OF the affairs of the Society, tnat wide pub
betty, which it cannot othersise obtsiu may be given
70 iis bjects ana operations.
sTATEaENr The American Musical Fund Society
received IL. charter ia March 1919 IL tnpJwered
10 rsse fund Of $4,000 the iuterost of which, with
IL yeaIly Of the bers vas 20 De deV ted 20
tie relief Of the sick distress musicians, to afford
bsistei ~ the ag O. bury toOss who die poor 70
support the widows, and guardianship OF the or.
tksns BY Its chai Society operate until
he SO 90 are accumulated TIE SICK aud nssdy have
been tor by means OF supp emen,ary fund, paid
By the members IN addition 10 their dues.
Toe Society has bee 10 existence ca years, aud
he ri interest u Its account invested by the
tsrastees is about Sc 600 THIS raised by
ally dues, by concers, balls, and by donations.
II TIE d, nations ara fIlOws:
F,rs. 81 600 Mad Otto Gold.chmitt 900
Csibenbs Hayes. 80 mr. Henry Co....... 200
ossen Hsseery, Esa.-.. Chs 4 wnmerdus ESQ. 100
.l,na. chieEs Ese.-... lOClOe Bu.........-.. 10
|, will bs perceive that the Fund accunulaes but
lowly, although every exeron has been made by the
Qtcsrs If the Socisty TO make IL known and TO excite
U iplsres In lie favor.
The objects Of tbis circular are
FYy,ly; To make the existence Of this charitable
Sycle,y bnown throughout 20" Uuion A.,
/ Sconcr: To ipvito ana induce Froiessorao OF hus'c
Ia all Dsrls of tho Union u Ia IL ranks
/ nGdv To inform the ~ehlthy charitable oi ahe"
utppe IL to which their liOersty nay ~" with CD n
tr sno blessing. Thoee dona'ing SlVJ are i"sc'oou
On TIE records Of the Society a. Lho MenoeTs
/ The G,varpns Mt Of the American Mdsca Fund 90
tdey .hre urging its claims for coa'deration, 'ru;t
lGL the generous sympatny OF the Press 'owArd II w'I
nsstvith liberal response ON tao'e 20 WHOM N'''
crc'sI 1, respt ctfully add'essed OIL, ~,
President, Henry a. Colt; lst NcePres,dent WIN
sehsr,rnberg. I'd Vice President, Henry G. Wat.on
Trustees, OGDEN Haeeern. John II Asst+n, JIn3 u
jhei,; Directors, Iheod tlsh~i' H. o. o'uwo'1u' ~
lI,zzsens G. Schpetder l. g Hit Jas shelton, f. A.
Ist5br' Win Thos Roberts, Goo F. Bristo~, l.. Ernst,
Holm A Kyle D. L. DoEuins; Treasurer, Anthony
4 Reia HENRY g. WATSON
Il JOHN A. KYLE, Commuse'
THEoD EISFILD,
Y JoHN C SoHERPF, Secretary,
Office, No 479 Broadway, N. y.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET - Thursday,

sspt 2Tee fosign accss Published this morning nass
asitssed lhs market for Bf.sdsus bat COTTON
Is h.le with more fruness. The Loys m:iHe e. y ~
Quiet; 2O1bO bbls recently groans sIa y - ..ns
ss F,e.h ground |. . bsd at 81 61i The sale. tor ne
supply Of the retailers snd bakers are m'5erae, a.
r,ns, of e jOaa5 A small lot Of Rye FLOUR sda
IS Coss HsA labels fIuy 100 sos sfsnas sn TsSrs
at So IS p boil We quote Peas5l,sts q. =, ~, ..ss Of
sasl,9 NJ, bn,he, pure ne RIcg ct gas ~ n~s.
SJashes southsn RYE 10 store sold e re o,S 81 no
in fair request and 2eosScoo bushels ~ ssy, asa
Of f.i and good southern .oid at &c ss The
WmsKY IL ,,esdy at 21c. IN both hhaS s1a W.
..le, have been limited.
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~ Gibson. the celebraed Pedestrian,

IL Gibson, the ceebra' ed Pedestrian
|. sre.e.d ia mot remark b. feat az ,de Nan.
lion House IN this village and one that has never osen
s,er MED by ~ person IT, this any Oih-r country
H. a alkre % niles N macy successive hours,
1850 y NIL. 10 rs many half hours, and LOU =
mile. n ss lnaus du.iter hours. The ~h'le no oc;a
p,eo i. 10 Weeis days spo 10 hours. lie no" gong
o. III ely bis third week, aud Il quits c'HnieA' 10
1 I'D
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Amus.m.sr. &C. THIS DAY AID EVENING.

New York Theater-Fa7io; Two Bounycsstles
Buiion's TeaierThe Two Queens I"od~s Wandg Minstrel
kbo GARDEN Honey Mtou. Loan of a Lover.
Rarauu o Nuss1rn-The O phsu'- Dreams psn'ins &c
Woes Mns rels No 4 Broadway, Concerts eNc evening
OTTO CniNaRe. Hohnk eu-free Ccrcert.
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1t appears to be doubtful if Mr.. Barring
IL coming to the United Sstes In auy capacity. do
meet sctou /. sald /. acca'lcu OF his abondon
neut of hs intention.
The following table will show the
amount at the several Government Depostores, subject
TO the order OF the United States Treasurer the 23i
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. J. Deldtoars. Cfor1neiy Lynch q ClarEs) 2Jl9 Hdus
1852. IAN. Noon. 3P, NJ P. NJ
Sept 2.-...-.-..64 ~ ~ 20
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SERIOUS AccIDENr.--On Wednesday
evening some Of the osd flr,ure cart, driven by
q colored man. In BridRe-st tell of aud striking the
horse on the hees started hin of at full speed la
turning corner the wheel struck aged LADY named
Woods while in n act of stepping on the sidewalk,
al knocked her down, her head coming 10 contact
With the curb stone Her injuries of serious ns-
tire Offc. Morren Of the Ftrs District Police, took
her irto the house Of Mr.. Ammsman, near BY, whore
she WA AMENDED oy Drs Rhodes and COX. She was
conveyed e her residence, No p Ssntonst, AZ late
hour IN the evening.
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"a SUPPLEMENT to WnITA-
u ..WoopwoRrH's YoUTH's CAB-

-. far Sept truly excel lent number. The " Ram:
=. # the Editor" who has been making the tour OF
,Iucpe form delightful and valuable feature Oh the
l,saeston. 1t continues to be issued In an UNCOMMON
: ,s,sf,l style. ID. A. Woodworth)
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ALs.Sy Sept mo Iee-et' Is sc ssIs Gsais l. da
Flour Is lower. with ssss ~ ,sooTtns Western Mid
s sss has y snssd kslds 10 small lot. s'O'
bbls Ono 500 ssot a-corroN ssles q wssssss
NE~ IS 49, ,SaIns at sic. The receipts arc w.
We were RIOS sIaer. snovLDEss. s.e WmsA'' Nv
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FoUND DRowNED.-The body of man

FOUND DROWNED.-Ih lie body OF nun
found floating ia the gap at the Atlantic dock yes
terday rnorDiI ., by aooters about ths store
kou,rs rbe body had evidently been In the water
great length of time IL eDc.sed Ia oil cloth suit
sf clnthes black coat underneath, aud co.r-e boots.
The coat appeared 10 have been burned aud oaH nsnd
locked IS # IL had been scaided. alb jut feet
inches H. hight and from hs mai evidently
bt en- n sailor. He not Identified.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1852

WillIsms; Cashier Robert II Hsydock; Direc.ors-
wm P Miller. john K woolsey, Thomas Rove, Abrs.
ham LeggetL Henry Lyles, Jr., Ebea'r IL Burger,
James P. wlckhsm, Oan1 T Wlllots, B-uj H. Howell,
Theodore Backs, Amos Robbins, E. Darwin Ll.ch6eld,
James Taylor, Cbss. II. Rogers
The Times of this morning gives the
following as the securities deposited 10 the Bark.
Ing Department Of this state the basis Of circulation
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ApnrcrIoN.-A child about 2 years o

Abduction CUIIU HUUUl : ytHI5 UI
sep the daughter of George S Ackro =, coorsd man.
residing In Leonsrd--t, near Moore, Will4m.ourgn,
yas Aocucted Fl ON the hou'e ofis parents on Wedaes
osy afternoon, by cO!Ored srl, named Sarah Ellen
Walins since which tn'0, Dot'iDg has heeH heard OF
H. Ye.te'dsy the father ouGd t1e sri AZ No 20 chapel
., IN hi Cy, Blu, could set Information conc ern-
log thu child. SIN refuses to give any Information la
regard y its whereabouts.
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n n "THE EDINBURGH REVIEW for

tvly l. issued BY L. Scott Co. The most Interesting
article IN The number IL on The Lite and Letters oil
Slebubr." 1t L. crowded to unusual extent with
.roltical DISCUSSIONS
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A safe OF SiO,UOU pllssOurI ciAco was
made to-day a. l09.
The purchase of the Mines Of the Ma
ryand Railroad hes been made by the Cumb 'sud Coal
Company for ab u, $4,000 Thi, combination Of In.
eres, il is thought will be highly advantageous to the
Cumberland Co.
The Bonds of the Thompsonville Carpet
Manufacturing Company wers sold az auction by Mr.
Simeon Draper to day at a for SjO0OO and those Of
the TulfIyile Company for the same amount AZ IL.
They were tsseL by one party.
Baring's Circular quotes American
Socks as follows
United States G. Iu.cri ptious 1857 IO79O7 do Bonds
hng los0lO d. Donar 5s 90 Maylaad Seerlus IS, 9'i
d9a New;Yors Ss'te 5' n. PsnnsSlv. s. Ia'c5ie
LOO. Virginia is, Bopds s9dloo Boston City Boads so
New-Yors Cry stock, e5 New.C rlesns City ne IS Pal
lsdephs and Reading Railroad lnd- 6s, 81 qS6. Nav
York snc Erie Is, st Mortgage, l05Gr6; do Convertible
N0sl Michigsn Central le'dl4 rher. are sellers Of
Bonds Perrsyvsni., Tennessee and Virginia sonds
the Railroad Bonds at qu. tarons; and
sS and in the Erie Rsilrosd sOnds The City stocks
have been without demand
The Americas advices are favorable for
Ceton shoslng l,d advance, but have had no marked
effect upon our market. Breadstuhs are lower, the
weather, having improved but the general impre'.
sion Is that a fair amour. Of our cereals will be
wanted at remunsrstive prices Ii 10 by no msans to
the advantage Of This country to have famine prices pre-
vail In Europe for Bresds,ufs Such s.ats of things
tends TO disturb the money market with which ours
closely symyshises There is also a fea,ti1n upon
Conon which neutrslses much Of the gain from the
higher prices Of Flour and Wheat Ccn'os had hdc-
tuaed bu, closed at 99l9 The settlement of the fishery
difficulty had had favorable effect money was plenty
10 London al \. 70 y cent There was no change in
Bullion.
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IAfvertlsementJ
R Mr.. F. III. NASH having returned from

his musical tosr through England with renewed health
ano strength would BE- happy his pup thu Musi
cal Academy, No Ole Broome-sL Sec advertisement FL
anCs 10 let.