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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
Spoken, SC.

Sept 90 a =, g. lon 30 ship Ma'eOrOmo, fOs
Lssrp for Phlsdephs
Aus lat 10 10 ship Crusader. fsos. 30 days fos
Boston for Valparaiso
sep, H. no t &C. ship Jsue Henderson, Collier I'm ,srpos
for Baltimore.
Sept rs lat a. a ST. Reindeer, Lawrence from Ne. Or
leans Tor MsIs-lles
No cate la u o. Ion - a. bark Paul Boss Diver, from Neg
Toh for 81 MAD s.Ga.
No cate lat 49, on IS 10. ship Edward cOby from Bostss
for Cav utts
No ds,e 49, s, lon 81 Dw, shp ssmo.st hah.r. fos
Boston ~ DAY for san Fraaaco.
Sept - L. ~. OF Cunads steam
bound Fast Europa, from New york, s9d, for LIVERPOOL
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.

Atlantic sa ~ from Liverpool, for ks~ Yors, Sept 81
A., - sa -d ron Lis-fp.oi, for sss foft, sept. -.
VnnsEa - from snaf auptoo. or Ns~ fo's sspl9.
Am.nea.... Sails Liverpool or Boston, October1
Irrtic. III irom LiyerpoO Tor New fOn Oo,obero.
rpn,o. 4. ). from Iivsrpool for s-~fors % obers
Wasnngton. SAD. nom nuanpo'n' "' vs." Wv,
Fisgsfa-. Satr futh 1ibFci, Wv
sc... sail- from y-r,,o. 70, New YOr. OctOberO
ANA SAf Hon ti'-fs''iif -
gumbolIt Sal, from have. Tor kev fork. Octob-rT
e.nad. Sails from Liverpool, for Bostoe. OctoosfO
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", Eol.r neGIvERS o. HAatou. cAasii w.,:. to CHAR
LOITk d. LONG o. fais - Lp ~. NJ a.,
~ pkoxs az ts.hrm Of Kenyon Bsown Ashawsy TO
ARBY B. sEGAR ia shts iran setan, - OF The
ssT, sn ~ Rev Dr. spsnr. Mr. CHARLES = ELLIOTT -
n.JtnF A. daughter OF Earl he, Esl all Of ;hs cry Of
on Tbu.isy Sep: 80 ~ Rev DR. KnoS. WILLIAM PRLL
,oADEIAIDE, d4ss;sr o. tbs late Benjamin ie'' al o. t
City zrn,r.
sep, 70. Monroe. Y, BY Rev J. H. Hawrhur CHARLES
C. ut RGEss, Of Ot'eto Co Y, 70 HANNAH ~ HcKALNi,
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF SrocKs-Frilav

oct. l-FH Board-4 Penn. H. r. 49, g Grard Bank. a.
200 Sch Nav Preferred 49, 81 DO g. 60 Ions Island r.,
IL 500 Reading r. r. Mort 49, 49, 100 Morn Canal Il
sG43 L.hsh % $500 West Phil Gs, 10 5Sh Banf $40
L. 6s 81. 49, $3.50 Kepnsion W. W. 6s. &c a.. IL Ken
tucby B.nt no Chss and Canal s2lI Penn
4P.ns. Bant ly 80 rnion Canal 6' $1,000 WI RR g. 9s
% 20l sch Nav. 6s. 81, 81 100 Nicksburs T. r. IT,
Second Bcar0t2g 90 schuysl Nsvs,ton 6-, u, 9ll 100
Su,q Canal 10; - do, IA 200 Long Isno T. r., 49, Penn.
r. H. 49, Do ~; Ches aud Del Caos 100; IL Dc 1854
Bk, sf3 Sch Nav preferred 2S 81 600 keLsnsion
W w. Is 100; $3.50 Sch Nav os. "a 81 5000 Resis r.
Mort IS, -, @'t Farmers Mech BIZ, ~ - CumOer-
i.bdH .lie prefsrTed
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

WIG MEETING.-There was n large
and enthusiastic Whis gathering last evening at Wash
ington Hall 10 was addressed by Lieuts. Brown and
Asy, sf the NewYork Volunteers. Geo G. Bellows ssd
A. Paddock, Esqs, of NewYort, ana several gentlemen
Of Jersey City The Jer'ey Glee Club were also pres
ent and sung several songs
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sUPKEmE coURT-B.fors Jus;. Ro''i''tT
w. B.. Thy written agreement OF pur-

w. B.. Thy written agreement o. pu,1
ek.,. and s.. which the parties exchange, II was said
sE,ed sepm,e ls5 Z, puIcss,s .si ARE, Q, A,a
from plaintiff the East RIVER In oo. o. -
* feet which lay uesr esnter OF the goand when Wa
reserved The deed was dawn ana e1eep,eo .ns Daa
90. a. cept the ased mtton made 70 compel BIN 70
complete his pure IL the sale aseensnt given
10 defendsnt alluded The Tsht Of way bat defendant
won ID NOT or dace It The Court In is decision considered
that a. defendant cid not produce the counterpart Of the
containing az and did not show that It
had been lost he must be con,deTsd possessing it, also
s the fht OF way Ito proper width and at convenient
point must DO consdsrei peainss to the reservation
Judgment that defendant complete his contract and psJ the
money, dc.
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Importations of the week ending Oct.

le2 css;. BEADING Powders 9G Pre- Ructs IS M rs,
Rrste, Oh. bak Bis B-er 3siis tun. ~ cnsl
dron l tce. Cos .To Coffee. IN boxes Ch--s- ~
bd Cor fs'n 2o col. Bot kop-, 500 po"d. untss Jln.
IS bbl Rec Ls.ve-, BnuestO4e - .ks 10 obs
Flor sulphs chs Sal Auona 100 k - boNe. Ia chs Chem
cst On.rot Sienna Earh, l6l chs ,resm Tsrsr bb
6csns ~ der ohn Copsya Harlem on " c.s rauhs
Stone PLo.pOus, Tones Bean. III bbs AfssLc ~
bbl Bora, iO PITS. S Soda Ash - rs ARGOS, ck
Alka, q OPIUM, los pkgs LIuonce Root 90 OH. Potash
s-nns Leave. Aniseei - c. Gum, - pts' Dfn
spsBs., bIcsrbons'e s'd. so s-'
do 10 bos Cinsbs 25 pks-. Dry Gssds s6 cks Nader
.osd IA Bare i,ta WOOD i53 sooon' fsr
bbl y rts Currsnts % bb. Prune', t2 CO 40 oor-'
flb-r- "a Alnon's, l- oot-s L-moa'
btl- Olives bbl Capcrs, al bs-. 1875 Fra en- sns1,
1904 Hoes 10 hhs bb shine 10 bbs Ds-rSsns 80 ouo
Hide. tee boil Honey 6S German Hams - oos Hops, 81
Dbl. III bali DO III wen,he' Hemp Warn - oo Co
d hemp; rs 80 bbls Hs 81 ssss ints huhoerj
81 bars Railroad Iron, sq7s bars ~ va bdl. 10 plates
i55 btl- ~ O6 bos hop i9 tuhr va 1880 81 sets ioa
O. bis Leather 81 Leaf az jumper kase' so
Park n 1853 cssts noasses % cases u obs
Mat. 50 bots Cocoa Mtturs go cas-,
marble Tiles b-,et.. $50 6'css ~ hh. OOsl-
DIVE Nhse lis do Lns--d Oh IL cas- Netdfn. lo'
90 LampbcE loo o. eIs Red Lsad 100
a9 tuns Plaster; ff6ods Rrsns foOtoHi.
Rss. Rape al bsts scks bN bos Csuay lb oss s~i
Mustard ~. bI Soap; lSck- hutdss.' &c ca Sh
s62 bAs 202 L $40. qfs ,JT hiths II ssh h
AS euih- bis CGats 7C hL1s 40 bbs ,St BIS sugar. 10
ps,r, spe-r: 2bl SIS bdls Steel O5O1 ssct b 'o'
313 hu.b SAT- ia bl ll g's s5S oo'- brani'
ptes ps- Tn; 90 bbls az cenonr Tobacco Itl Dds
Wool bh- Waste $3.50 c., sos h-kts la" ds. lIV hh.
az q. a. Wine; 900 window Glass IL cas- IL
Dbls. zinc, 100 kegs Herrlnfi 3schs6rsh
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mARRlED.

va sensy s'snns. Sept as ia the south Rants, chn, h,
~. Sss"' q Summers, PETER DUmAREsQ T.a OF Civ.
CALDER. OF III. CITY se'' " mss ALICIA
rssas sept 90 By Rev Van sas,voord JOHN NAT
No., ~ ess frase.sco. 90 SARAH STEWART l.n.htsr AZ
SSnsi y. sraaaAsn, Of the former place '' "
We "''''Vi Sept %, HTnay chsnb, New YVri, ~ Rev.
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ABANY Oct mo ralurn OF the receipts has been cent
in sLorR ste,dy. WHrAT-We hesf OF no sales worth
reporting CoRN ~ firm 6oc for mixed Western, with
sale. OF $50 OATS STEADY; 1900 bush sold at
4sdfsIc BAHLIY in good demand. Sales Of 2le0 bash
at MANS ordinary prime two-rOwed and 8lDSlc
for 6Durrowed WPG.KY-ej0 bbs ONO sold a. Sc. HoPs
Sale, have been made OF fQ9 bales at &c.
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snn. Co. voo.,sshsi ssrs P.rrs Gsr-lsr, &c eees
G s.ss's Han&as csrsesa u sscs Co bsr WEE,
crossh ssesos Ayr, X " Rop~ q Co 6.nt~a<s lss.l
tsne. ~ 'ots NIB, DeAlJ JSAs KsgtaG Dsas fsassa
ycre- Jehr-s1
sssoes's-f-tc' Roe-rso.. S,vee-s n c. s.dsj, pstt
CO Charlotte Asn. Bymss Aines Gss-r Co v<ss<.
Cro-sH Boston. A,Aias CO. kchx,n B.-est salnasss,
rss,es fsvree 81 S1ha, C.y Pont. Van BruEtk SAstl
sIoop-rr-decc Bro.a, Gardner, Proyi4eacs
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CONSUMPTION.

MIR. Hodge of the Treasury Department
was In the street today. lie Is reported TO have en-
pressed an esrne desirs toe everything In bis powar
to depicts the subTreasurJ and TO havs stated his
willingness to pay out Of or rb Tressury ths avas Of
the gold BY the Ohio ~ spoa ths asssy eaa b made
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PHILADELPHIA Oct i-l'rtreG-skips ArsSheay Syuznss
Me-. Oesos Jehr >pes Liverpool ost sruaetts Rsss
Pcts b1s Chsre- Edwards, pck Bsssor schrs orsivs
POISON Boston. WHITAKER Wilm CT Chas
ro Saunders. Deep RIVER WIN Coysr Bok Poulsod coas;
W Bassr MeIausshn Ne-Yers. Timothy Faro. ctsases.
New iost
Csroa-SteAm.hp- Of 6..so~ Myh. Lv.ryosl City OF
Boston, Fatrrbook Bosoa. ac'i,on,
buss rcrrlI Taylor Bosot RIO GrAuse rafboG,
Tenl Bell Boston. wn. coycr. Brook'. siilet0~a. chas
Carroll ssnde'. Hsoe Desssre Harding froyasncs prsesC
Eucan " ard, New Yorf.
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R,c.,u,. of Producs......Ocr.t.

b. North Pirer Bodf,- II 258 bbls Flour ll9do Whisky
g do Ashes 81 bales Wool IeS7 Cheese, 200 bush
&, m. q. O2ldo " neat aud 6,s.j DO Oats
BY E,ic hayoad-5 10 sdes Leather, 67s bb' Flour ls
bales Woo l7z pigs Cheese 30 do. Butter aud 10 head
Live Stock. ,,
nv her H7re7 Raiyoqf-llO pigs Butter and PIG do
{ Heels
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yhnta hs'Se 10 liable for damage done By them TO The
Company or lts p.nensers"
Judgement reversed.
lmporta'iOns of Dry Goods, for week
ending Sep, 20, 1872

MANUFACTURES OF WOOL.
So 90 ye'aus, ga, iss CLAIMS si.. 90 .sr''-t
80 - y 90 s'7s ooot - co:oa wOr.,-a So "a. -
$40 L..''ns. go 2. 50 Bsa.-;. $3.50 DO Cover, sii'
- 90 20 a. =" ~. co CORES s. u. Do B.i' an s.i.
hcture- o. Cotton = IS -To-, o str snoucnsio $50
MANUFACTURES Of corTos
g. pts Cotton 81 DO coofed sfl4ss 70 GsIsIns
slFu. CO. xashns s1 l. 10 Rn5-a.rIs. g. 10 d.
v.r.: :sssi 'ooo Lace. .!ass y,,us. 81 - 9,
Hspet- ~ o'+, .. Crsv,i, s45,, ~ 20 H-s ss.- 90
Co.. So. :. f..-; So o. Icy: s;o u 10 w:.s
psrkasss, vAzea a. sIrsqs
MANUFACTURES SIX.
is Tlr n 81. s'.:s 3 DO RaE q o. % s,:9' sue,
DO y-.Hr a. a co ss ~ Wo..a % a. 80 :; .ad
Cotton 81 20 90 shawl - el 90 So AID wor.,-d DO
s,4to Go. Hoe sits7 Gimp, ant Fnr s ssot Co.
bc' 500 s' ss7u4 30. s-~us. 81 80 Button. $50,
,t.. 'ssed at s2el,s:'.
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX.
= ibr-.s 81 - 90 H,nd, .-I. sG rs o. w.os
So 90 Manufacture Of F.1 sl4io tot. pts valued
MISCELLANEOUS.
p1e.,t s,,aE Goes ~ IL d. FsaAsr, AID :; ~
Millinery sil, DO. Po.h-- 81 L-, Glow. ss-i
Gloves 81 6lel Do Bs1- sS57 d. Qui Spa
$40, 3SySi DO Mathis R. s6ss6, Ol Coh d..
Druggists SEAS; total, 3j5l3 p.ss vaGet al s57.SS
Etthd,drai,
psctages Noosr. 5000 Norst-fs e3,H0, Do s'u1
Goods so. IL 90 Cotton and Woed. shsw- ots
Is 90 Banse' 81 ii d. carPe so total Is 'ase4
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
tot'ors sl,f9 Co knbrotrr-1 81 o. Haas
t-rhst tJs % Drs--r- 100, IS CO. spso ~ o5 total
piss, yst ID At s7iE.
MANUFACTURES OF SILK.
81 packese shs ssI7& do bbob. Sl44 de- shass S3
81 DO Hsnskerche 81 SIS DO sk Worsted Shawl stqSS
90 s and Worried sis2 DO Bindings s3oI total s. pks
valued a. 81 10.
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX
psctsses Linens III, Inca snd Cotton 49, tos
IS pigs, valued al g. 3of
MISCELLANEOUS.
II rtGs Straw Goods Suspeuiers $780, Do P.ahes
$50; total n pkss valued at $500
Waehou.ed
MANUFACTURES OF wool.
- pkgs Woa-ns Ss,f. do Cloths $40, DO Nor'teds
81 a % DO Cotton aud Word ss7l' II sun Goods s!6'
sdo BALte;s i5 DO. niis $is. do Carpet So DO
o;her nsEua,;ures OF WOOL :: o5o total IL rs's valued q.
eJ7,
MANUFACTURES or COTTON.
rkn Coiton- - Plnsse Al 81 Ddo Hsnit.rch-s
sj70. d. Hos Si 10 30. Cords ~ 3fs do othsS msGu.-
lures Of Cotton sl-S total - pkG- sAued at Si4Fi
MANUFACTURES or SILK.
Tir SRs sS5 o. Ribbons so, DO shawl. = scf u 90
Crsf- Shav d. Pong-es 10 @ II 90 ss snd of-t
sJtsi,4 do. other MANUFACTURE o Sis s'' total pss',
FslIcs az t.l.siL
MANUFACTURES or FLAX.
81. pkgs Linens S! d. Handkerchief So ;.ols "a tsa'
valued a. $50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
- pts Cool. siNNg Cloths s3ll, 10 d. rsrr
s2O@. do Gp'- Cloth st9, Il lots Mating $500; total Pss
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK....


s,.arshipsPscisc Nye Liverpool " n CsInsj CITY Of feh
uout No nunu, charestoa, MAILER Lord . . -,
sssn.r-Back Dianold, stsvsnsoa Ptaiadepti, ). "
Busp. - - sr. xo,.
SHIRE Yoans Liverpool C. ii. Marshall Co; Hoy ooess.
Parsons 81 John B., MASTER rrana Lars oe; a.. b. 4
W W De Forest Co; ST. Eeolas, Brssioa Hs'rs' D'''
Hacksr- ~ r,:..s "a Msrto.
ron CoIlns Pernsnteoo. Geo ColAn., q n ro,. Iosisr
Br.,-y..u. or Gsorssove. &c Danean a.. I,osr al
s,ess Afacs J. b, GssW s &C.. n92vsss' Aa-S' AFe's'
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CIRCUIT couRr-B-for, jude. R.o,,,,r-.

To recover u note of SI82. The suit is
defended BY Mr. Miller, who Gays that he and Mr. Martin
epsseed as copartn.rs in periodical called The LIS
dee WIestb ana that the W question gwen for
psper that tho firm dissolved sod Mr. MNin tosE the
tsbmeDt and ssreeo 20 tn- debts which facts plain
n aware Of that sfse, tbs dissolution they took
cbatsl mortgage Of the establish for the Junt la
reply vas s.d that the mortgage given FOR an udeot
edDess after the dissolution Of Mr. Martin himself The
/
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HOBOKEN ITEMS.

n A grand Mass Meeting of the
Wings Of New Durham was held at the house Of Gsrrt
Day. en- Thursday evening. Ii was organised by sp-
pointing John H. Van Boskerk Chairman, and eloquent
and effective addresses were delivered By Hon James
G. King OF High sood X. Gichrist Jr of Jersey City,
George c. Bellows of New York Mr. Rider Of West Ho.
bohen, and J. w. soueder of Jersey City There was
also good singing by the Hobosen Glee Club.
The meeting was first organized In the house. bu,
before the frat speaker concluded, the numbers In
creased 20 much they we're forced to adjourn outside
and Ne Informed by old resdent thai 1t was the
frses political gathering convened In thai vicini
~, and that The utmost enthusiAsm prevailed and 1t
wih have great effect In the coming campaign Many
were present who bad heretofore acted with the Op2o
stion and came forward and expressed their desern
nation TO vote for Scott and Graham AT the close of
sAs meeting there was vocerous cheering for the cause
and The candidates.
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KPRIMARr MEETINe.-At q meeting of
The Wings Of HobokeD, held al the Otto Cottage on
Tuesday evening, Mr. II. walkley appointed Chair.
man, and Peter Ritter. Secretary The meeting pro.
ceooeo 70 ballot for delegates TO the Congregational
contention, to be held At Newark on the 9th of Octo
Der. The following gentlemen were elected :-Chss.
= Ferry, j. W. Van BOskerci, NJ X. Crane, s. II. De-
wiat and John N. Board.
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To NIarinerN.

cott,cros's Orsicr S.v.ss.. Tuesday, Sep, rs. t&s
Til, Fosuns Lsht Snp hNus be-a repsr-t ntce hsr-sg
HAT she has resumed her station on M-tuas iafu
HIRAM R0slRTS.
Collector ,,d Ss2snGtea isst Of Lsho.
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Nv Telegraph.


BOSTON Oct Arr barb Lu,y L. Halls, Ra.sos. clsarss
bra stsrins, wllninSioz n. c. sohS shkr0s, Ressoad
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nEAysn ALAAsAs.----rn hL -.
r-s 50 ssu.......- SO hoos-Hsss.-. IS 50
HIsB uArss-rsn sh
..1, uoos % 3ou Co.. LAna I'll S5u HsD 6aH.... u
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Total.
Silver bullion deposited tcr coinage IN Sept....$6Oo

Total. .S3?O5le42 $S,2s,5H
There is more active demand 10 Phil
adelphia for money at 6 T. cent.
The receipts and disbursements at the
Office of the Assistant Treasurer in Philadelphia, for
the month Of September, have been a. follows
le52-Aus SI-Bslsnc. go 5l o.
Sept S0-R Receipts Customs Sit3.l64 81
PostOhc &c oneys, lO.lsS q
Miscellaneous LII 50
454 SIS 90
Sl,s5Lo29 %
Psyments-Tresurv drafts"......SS 5 oes 81
P o. " arrants........ - 4S5 W
Interest on loans pen
.ons etc ,........ si9i5C2
Gs2,Ns 90
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BROOKLYN CIRCUIT COrRT-Beio'e Jndse srso'd.
John johnson agt. Oliver c. Anes.
Action to recover value Of goods sold
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

WHIG Police CoNyENTIONs.-The Sec
ond Third and Fourth Police District Conventions me!
Thursday night for the purpose Of nominating oandi
datss for Captains In the Fourth, Christopher Wright.
Che present Inc umben selected Blu. In the Second
and Third there sgan no choice.
CANDIDATES ON THE STUMP.-COl. G.
j. Jack announces himself independent candidate
for Con sress Of the Brooklyn District He represents
himself a. Tariff Whig" Samuel Garrison demo.
crsD and John c. Smith Temperance Whig) have pub.
candidate. for justices OF the Peace In opposition TO the
regular nominees.
FATAL RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT
John Bates sonemAson, died st his residence, No 2SS
Pscost Thursday In consequence OF loures sustain
ed BY falling from .he roof Of house In tuonst, some
QayS pre- 'ious
PUBLIC SCHooL ExAMINATION.-Publi
School No g. w C. Rogers principal was examined yes
teldAy before the City Superintendent aud nber OF
visitors The children examined m tie usual branches
and acquitted themselves eedsby The house Is located
at Prospect HILL
A BLOCKADE.-About 6 O'Clock last
eyenips fleet OF vessels passing the Fulton Ferry the
New side tely bloch AIDED the slips Tor nearly an
hour when Gle, sufficient to permit tho boat 70
pass taken advantage of by the pilot and the pas
ssngeIs taken soross crowd of probably Two
thousand people had gathered In the mesntime snIouY
awaiting the departure OF the boat
FATAL ACCIDENT.-Last evening, Ia
borer psmed Thomas Dusao. white engaged in loading
vessel with susDo rom ThOines Dock killed In coase-
qusnce Of thebreakps OF the tackle the bloch falling down
Newton Tbe CooI or held qnest snd verdict Of
accidental death was returned by the Jury
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FATAL RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT
John Bates stonemason, died st his residence, No 2s
Paco Thursday in consequence OF niures sustain
ed BY falling from .he roof OF house in kuitonst
days pre- 'ious.
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MARINE coURT-B.r.,. judo. L,,os

Timothy Mccarthy sgt Zrsnssa Anos and Francisco Etulan
plaintiff AYERS that defendants, who are
merchants In this Cty, tered into contract to employ
him tbs cooper 10 Cuba " make certain oumbsr
sf casks DAY. give him S45 month"; pay passage
provde him with rood food furnish him with black
persons for apprentices, and bis family New York
1D mo.tb he says DO 'ntnusd 20 work months but
bsd 10 stop stoch and also account Of the bsd
quality OF food He ale ses tost they did not him
or bis family and brings In defense was alleged
that defendant wss psld 10 fol- and produced receipt
A.o SIS paid on He says tbs re;eipt was OBJ
tanned from him by deeadsn agents BY duress verdict
bt plaintiff, 3sS Is.
BROOKLYN CIRCUIT COrRT-BefO'- JndSe srsosd.
John johnson ag. Oliver c. Anes.
Action to recover value Of goods sold by
plaintiff TO defendant Verdict S9i7, with costs.
EIerdeeti. Roberts aft Lewis Robbna in
Inquest q prouissOry note. NerdcI Tor plhnln,
3S59 "a damages. with coats
Peter \. Emmon- sgt Martin Schoomster.
Action foI Islander. Gaze non suited
yredenk Hose AID Henry Goied sst Lewis Robbins and
others.
Inquest on piomissory nate. Verdict 81 s7l SO damages
beIioes costs.
BROOKLYN COURT o. OYER AND TERnINER.
In this Court. yesterday. nolte prose-
entered in the of james Lowthe indicted for
hhv sy robbery Leave granted By the Coun to try
The prsope another standing against huthat OF
assault and batery-hnd ne was remanoed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
PrRIIc SCHooL EXAMINATION.-Publil

School No. g. W. G. Rogers, principal examined yes
telday before the City Superintendent aud Du nber o
xstCrs The child examined Ia Il usual branches
and aquitiee themselves eedtsby The house is located
n Prospect Hill
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IMPORTS, NEW ToRK-sETTEn3ER.
Dr.. .ble ,,.,-b.,s.,. ielS5I Ssst Sill O95 ST
80 ynar.Lsr5,.. ~ ma 566 1853 53ljB
49,. - 1870 ose az u5i50 s6739
V,thS,.,sn ~ ,us,sbon.. III7g2 l66aOOi l25i,3S
ro,. $40 ~ 2l7 sIOs25 17s SIS 25lsI7
Warehoussd ............ ga, l25 S6i,sto sp'-''
EXPORTS, sKw-YoRK-SEPIENBEk ..~,
1850. 1871. 1SJ2.
Dor,s,.. ,os,cb. Al g4I57; s2595 as6 $9saf "a
po-s;@n - IN eSl Sli OF l22 lst
Psreign dutiable........ Ibhol IotHI %, &c
Specie and bGllhon....... l,Ooj,slS 34Sof< -'~~f"
Total sO,,g77 ss,s5it46 $5sS7,9si
The Imports shows an increase Of over two and a
half millions as compared with Sept 1851. Tne En-.
pors of Domestic produce show an Increase OF sooui
$780, OO The aggregate Imports Of the year are 'tl
smaller than those of last year. and the Exports little
larger.
There was a rumor in the street to-day
but what referred to not at liberty TO state
now, but may hereafter.
The amount of duties received a. the
principal ports of the United States since June 30, h
sl35O 90, against SIC 800 1856 same time last year
The following comparative table from
The TINES will show the specie movement for nine
months
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ed would appear from the estimate Of very intelligent
emiant agent Of the British Government that the capt.
tai brought directly into the State by this immigration
has been from and half to two millions of pounds
sterling.
But there is another mode by which immigration aug
ments the wealth Of the State, which may here claim
passing notice 1t is well known that in the order and
Of nature persons in either extremity Of fe the
young and the aged alike charge upon society In
capable Of productive labor their support is at the cost
Of the labor Of Others the savings Of former industry
In European hospitals the cost of rearing each infant
birth to the age Of twelve fifteen is given at nearly
$3.50. And taking this low estimate for general
ample every four thousand adult immigrants who arrive
our shores may be said to have saved million Of dol
lars from the maintenance of infancy and childhood AS
the great Of immigrants known be in middle
lfe adapted to productive labor the indirect gain from
the enumerated 3d. $50 foreign residents atains proper
onably large amount yet requiring various deductions
to be made.
foreign to our purpose to examine further the
nomical relations of immigration to country which
yet Of great interest And in passing the conviction
derived from statistics may be expressed that besides
pecunary advantage and prosperity the immigrant from
the most favored lands of the old world from Germany
the Emerald Isle may here locate his fortunes
ed not only of freedom but of health of salubrious eli
mate, and sun in the heavens genial and unclouded
Let us next recur to summary Of the !" deaf and
dumb the Blind the insane" and the "idotic y
distinguishing the several classes Of population fol-
lows:
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SATURDAY, JUNE IL, 1852.

The Democratic Nomination for the Presidency,
albeit very different from what was expected, has
excited neither any great surprise much
ton. 1t has already ceased to be discussed in these
parts yielded to the greater interest which is ex-
cited by the approaching Wig National Convention
for the selection of candidate for the same office
Little else Of public nature will now be thought Of
indeed, until after the results of that Convention
shall have been ascertained and recorded
Taking into account the spectators as well as
the actors in the great drama, the Wing gathering
at Baltimore next week will probably exceed in
numbers any Convention of Delegates ever before
assembled in the United States for any political
purpose. Already there are probably in this city,
arrived from the South and the West, on their way
to Baltimore, several hundreds Of Delegates gen.
tlemen Of high character, generally in the prime
and vigor of life, animated by patriotic impulses,
and trusting to discharge their consultative duties in
manner to rebound to the welfare Of their country
and consequently to their own honor.
May National Conservative spirit preside over
all their deliberations, and, assisted by moderation,
mutual forbearance and concession if necessary, aid
them to conclusions ut which the universal While
party may in the end have reason to rejoice.