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Conn BREAD-A NEW RECIPE. Ids.
RuraI:--Eyerybody who has boon .. the
Mansion House, Buffalo, has learned the
luxury Of the far-frmed corn bread there
provided. The clerk is often taxed to
write directions for. home manufactures
antl n thusprocured recipe for domestic
use (which TcopY for you; SO thai thoss
who wish, may Try piece Of bread from
tire Mansiona II is as follows: 4a
One quart Of sour milk; two table
spoonfuls Of aalera,us; four OF. of butter;
three eggs ;three table spoonfula OF fiou.,
and com meal sufficient to make sun
batter. Rural NstO Yorker; aao
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Ya,luro Of the Potato Crop.

,.''' BosToN, Nov. ~.
Accounts from Newfoundland, state
,ha, The potato crup, in tbas island. had
completely failed; and tSai copper and
silver ore have hsen found on Tho Island.
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4 SELF4TAUeHrR Baron Cuyier, whose
nams is one of.he :btighsestin tho annals
Of Science, wass like Ferguson the
Astronomer, agselEmade man. He an
alyzed the whole material creation, near
ly. So also were Sir Humphry Dayy
end Professor Leslio--all self-laught,
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I PIaiudice, vanlty, calculation these
are The things taa, govern the world.
The man who only rknows'as rules of
conduct, reason, ruth, sentiment, (has
n6,bing,in common with society. dts
in himself he ought 10 seek and find bis
own happnessa a "a gk
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-03

The debtors PRISONS Of England con.
lam many thousands Of persons who
Ihave been incafcersted fos yoars, and
iaevsf expec, % be liberated os
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Hon. T. B. Macaulay made speech
TO, tile elcctors of Edihburghon Tuesddy,
November, 3, in review Of the Ministerial
Policy. Mr. Macauly arrays himself on
the IIberal;conseTsaiise side in Parliament
ard declaies'lt Il The duty Of that body
to pna;ntain the liberal commercial policy
Of Sir koBERr PEEL, and the Parliament.
ary Reform policy Of Laid ]. Russell. 4 /.
The DIFFERENcE.--In the winter Of
1901, Gen. Thomas Armstrong was a
Jackson Senator from The Seventh Dis
t,ict Of New York, and for time a
boarder at the Columbian Hotel, Albany,
which he left, and removed TO the Eagle.
"A friend inquired the reason Of this
change. sOb, couldn'. stand il down
there" was the reply, "ioo much Anti
Masonry AWhy how do you mend
ihal?" pursued the querist, ahere are
Granger, and Seward, and sevefal others =
40 yes" testify replied ths General shut
those fcllo6s doDa thsrs actually believe
in IL" '''' ..''.'', as'fslS 'gsl
The revenue II the Roman States il
u. -f a
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THE RuLEs pF LIFE py TuoHAs
'JEFFERsoE.--l. Never put off till 70
morrow what can be done To-day ~
2.sNeverr trouble tpihers 10 do what yon
can do yourself. 8. Never spend your
money before ;yoi, have it, a. Never
buy what you do no. want because i is
cheap. S. Pride costs as much as
hunger, sihirs, aud cold. 6, We never
,repen, Of eating 100 little. Nothing
ia troublesome ,ha, we do willingly
g. How much pain those evils costs Us
wbich,never happeni 9. 'l'ake things BY
their smooth handle. 10. When angry,
always count ten bcfors you speak. i
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Four hundred years have elapsed SINCE
the invention of printing, etbooks are
not in circulation all over the globe;
while The use of sobacco became uni
yefsal within fifly years of It's discovery.
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THE NEw STYLE was adopted in
Catholic countries by order Of Pope Gre
CORY, XIII, in 1582-the 9Th Of October
was called The l5,h..omitting 10 dsys.
gPfotssiant Britain adoptedthis rule 1852,
calling the 3dof September the l4ih,
Ionitting j / nominal days. Russia adj
Efsrss 10 the old style, the difference
from the new being now IL days. Up to
1852, tho year was held 70 begin in
England with the 25tb Of March, l75l
1did 50, but l752. began January l,,by
TACT Of Parliament, agreeaSly ~ lhe Gte.
Tsorian Or Roman Catholic Calendar,
which is The true lime, with orly an errol
fof one day in abop, 5000 years;
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An application has been made, by the
IFrenchgovernment, 10 the English cabi-
net, for the original will Of ihe Emperor
Napoleon, which has hitherto remained
lin the possession Of England. oS ~
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Ten friends ato dearly purchased az
The expense Of a single enemy; for the
latter will. take ten times more paiEs so
injwe YOU lhan the former "a Will VI st' take -
do you a ssBice. ....sila bogH oa,,s@
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0T,Our Representative, Mr.; Haly,
enquiries abeu, an act Of legislation de-
clarlngi the Blanchard river Davigable
through our county, which appears 10 Se
wanted BY somebody, though wo hive
-afterrcarelul enquiry been unable 70 find
outwho il was. II Itnight be 50 declared
up 10 OttoSa village, without doing great
public injury, but beyond tina. the law
would benefit nobody and do harm.
Indeed, ,,thes Ian is not demanded BY any
urgent necessity or public requirement 81
allgp Ifin,his we arc mistaken we should
be pleased 10 be bctlerinformed.n W.
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rbe vote 81 OHIO.

The official voie inthiss State is just
counted out, and stands as follows:
Pierce. .,y,...,.-...,169,5 $50
q Scott 80. ....a...........".l52,626 3
P;srcs's majority...2.... 1854
Hale had ......................a 3l,7S2
The vote is tremendous one, far
surprising any vote before given in Ohio.
Ohio Statesmen. ..,s. &. .'l <, ., 81
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The official result Of the Presidential
election in PENNSYLVANIA, P is as follows:
Scott 179.ls3 Taylor, 5,73o
Hale, $3.50 Van Buren, ii, ,l77
Broom, 1870 ,.'!.. HIM, ar
Pierce over Scott, I9,40O. and over. all
9,l5O. Taylor over Cass, 1854.
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The revenue II the Roman, States j.
about twelve millions Of .dqllaTs--tho
expenditure about thirteen.
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bf ihs public ssnlimen'S and ths sqsns
may bs said Of tho idle class who 50
Up 81 down ibat way, during ihe winter,
10 spend few surplus dolIars, not earned.
BY sound industry. They, at least. arc
not the people, nor Of them. though
among them; and lalefspericd Tot the
State Convention, would rid il Of their
easily earned assistance. go,
The truth is, we desire to hare The
.nominations Of the Democratic party a.
nearly Ms direct piu Of the People az
possible, and not Of 4 selEappcihtsd
class or classes, between them ard The
men, whom, they would choose, and this
could be batter aifived at in the ensding
fall. than during the present. winier.-1
Welare rs little convinced that thcl pres
cni time 'is The best, because isihas been
usual. and used for good many years,
as we were when The Wings demonstrated
that il was the height Of folly 10 change
Constitution offifiy years. standing.
Age is very well, utility Is best and We
hope, orihe interests of the party in the
State, .ha.if Abe lime, is no' changed
now, provision will be made for change
lbalsai,er 4 CT AW
In these remarks We have no persona
aim: we know not who among the can
didatcs, if any, would be advan,asod p
injoredby The, course wslsindicase, w
urge what We think proper, not bopins
much, or, in fact, at present, any thinl
from lie expression, bnt pretty well as
sured it is righ, and necesparyl,o be said
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Arrived.

steamship Gl4ss B. Cas- Glasso- ~ nl-e ana p,
'rhtris o. AsynoA Nov s. a. ~ - ~ on - n w
ehsrsfe uuraer Sl;h sh,p Aired, bound -a.t
sA Alstsla kdEslis, Live pool o. ni- and pG-sn
ttfs 70 N-am- Guou Three tcfhs AM birth
ssF IRE q Bath Curtis Carif g. day. roli ron 20 order
s-ea ccenS wh shF jane =. Cooser COVc fr Ns~
- passs lrtrs
sr sfnce " fot. pit Ap.wor-h Hsvre Oct T. nise AID
~ p~ssetsefso n lvlgou- Nov passed shp black
cross % ht oreiol-s Nov = al D. 0n fzchans,d
Jsla
rsfi Fsior Brl lyons Cumberland y : 10 lays coal TO
Eus Ve'o b. Co,el. HlsorO 3 coal AMI po,.,o- to
fctEl
BrEElen Bf Brea Ldus c D Is d,y. eoai,o 4 Iesry
Co Ihe H. bf-ss home PASSENGER Eve Of
Arfo o. fybc4ih Ms. t The SEPT, Rcky Bar ~ tie
STRAIT % Be.ic.
Lns C. W. Brnctsfhor ibroos Baston day. n ballast
bs Condor, srah Machas dsys. Lth 70 snYson N,yhr-
sckr. NouiIose IeVs Ro-ton. Day, n ballast;
Shr kstla Nina. swift Salen u,.e 20 z w Roo.s
schr Gen orth Boaon Hartford diys boand 20 Bsforr
Shr nsrne Forei Wtnnston C. days naval stores to
sch- Bay STATE Bur- Boston. day. nd Dayton sp.se
- -
reh, lsrsr're Tyler Wilmington y tday. naval or-- 70
aeCfeads Co >alea coupany Nth bris Alert Snow
ssr sS'-n ersase, PorAHA days, ndse 70 PoaJ CHAM
SIR nrr,tsn Goth Provno-,o~s a,v.
schr ~ nfcr Bessy W4r-harn nail 20 : r r,.l.,.
stH, hSsSet fartriise, JGnesport-
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday eveuas Nov by Rev Asher ere NJ SrEPuEN
V MOORE, Euslsh >eshborhcod \. J., 10 Ms JULIA
FRANCIS. ud dauklt,s OF Mss Tu,kVr this CIV
On tsndsy Nov 10 ~ Rev. Robert AiInsn. Ct kitab-th.
town }. MALfkk AhdAN to UilA dsnsler .! Robert
kAuan, q uus city.
Al CoePergiowR, \ Y Wednesday, Nov 10. ty Rev. Mr.
hattn 1tnkSs hNV> o. The t OF r. W Enss u tbs
Sy, 20 ANGELICA s. dapshies william Nichols, Ess. Of ths
place
AZ RoUdost, n Y, Nov BY Rev nay X Lee NJ GARDNER
HisCoN q New Ncrk Ciy. Mss ANNETTE daasA,er 81
Cart William neElger Of Rouaoul
A. a. shoEoesh Rudsc, y n INV 4 ~ Rev Fager cf
Napche-ter SOLOMON PIPER E-e 81 Boston 10 MARY
daughter II the late " n IsssSrd e NcN NotA.
H. Burlington Iowa Oct r. ty Rev loason frp Nc MARK
HONkRD, Of Hartford Coun Ms ANGELINH, youngest
Asas % The ate thomas e.. Re Ma Blitan
At EsS Boolhn Nov. s, BY koV James W. Ncl rns, NJ
JOSEPH NJ TONfklNS. Of New Nosk CITY, 20 Ne kLl2ABEtH
b. BONCk Of Niaan bugsh
Nov g a Newhursh by Rev n GrsAar 81 New YORK NJ
IUTHER q CAN. OF Ciy, Miss NARY ELlkABETH
a. N.~N
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DIED.

loafth asy, 10Th o. ConarHtou hkNkA " CARfkN
JFR in the bf,h year Ms
The friends Of the ny respcculy avted % aenl te aas
rsi on .sth dsy uong ask ock NJ om ~ la,c resne
No - Hs Broadway rs VII Be taken 70 frrchtse Or
intemeut Garages ~ be aitcndApcr Al the d, al White
Flains.
"Wednesday Nov. 10 O. o. Ire
OLIVER JOHNSTON AGED a. years.
The enAs ofihe my are invited attend - funeral from
Ms l,s Pike O'Clock T NJ o. fTsC s'et
noon lis rrHaas ls Greenwood Ceecfy 90 inter
NJ
On Tuesday ovenns Nov EMELlNE. wjgw o. he ss Pees
X Rfastow.
me relation. end enJs Of he 6my resgesS inv ed TO
AueBi Der THURSDAY the nth INST, 81 oeA NJ al
The redeaca between LeIgton aud an as Her reias
~ii Re taken Orange co0ny or ffdy nornnf
Nov 10 DANIEL MACkAI native o. IhuFso Scotland N the
yfft year Of his ssc - - =,
The trends and those Of his Jchn kand pont
xsek,y are re- peetuy invited attend his funeral fdy A
nat Il ococt nhs late resdence. No ~ Csrksoss
Al Hsstlfd, coaa, on Inlsy, Nov 5. W. eLoA"1N DAN
SoRTB formerly of th- city, aged fsyeNs
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Foreign Ports.

Ar Honl AuG a. ship Isye- M,uFsu san Frln
AuF ard proccI Jed for sha uEhl had lost manops slant
lse fn AF ~, se clipper shp supp ed ne mo snlfh.
from nFraDeco Manila ars- clipper hF unknown,
s-o passed by sept 20 -upr-ed bound for China
Juan del sud Sob ut steamer Pactc lserer
Ifsn.Isro.
juan, Nc. 3it ~, sien'r D'ne Web-t'r Grefsm,
from Aca Orleans 18th Sd 18Th bik Martha Clark, Mlef
New Iok
nsrtadoes iith MT b. brig Asue Brown, Philadelphia
trinidad Pot SPAIN. o. ., bog John : Citing Heard hr
Raltmore days Br hrss FLORIDA and sei, for 10 10
ca 18Th nit. yacht Brenda, Smith, NeSYork
Arr Chsroteowu, F. = L. lstln.t steamer Ellen borne,
Nrgr'yc Ih7de phl. va Haz. schrs Az Ell Air-, knrde
Be,rTy FiTa. Gu BE-, Ros'on
Arr yarmouth 8 2sih u schr-. Nlrgsret Wron. aui
A,on, 3d. Bo 3th, l.s yeo,ty Cook, York
Arr 50 John - Nov 4, bark Iensro Birsw b).ion hns
" irm Carlton New Haven sohrs WIN Wdlce Richie. Alex
ar5fia l. Murphy New York Or Mullen fcho H1ier
and Olive Ban,h Wight Bo~ton 5th hrs Calcutta Pirtrse
&c. s,hrs Pe4u Ian and Oliver FROST smith d. 9th bark
Rose own Ncv iok brs Zeno Harrington Dol schr Lolsa
Mhfr.r, Roton. Cd 9Th. ship Monmouth, Tafant London
'ohr- REQ. sawyer Beverly 'th Mary Jane Elsn Boston
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DY SIMEON DRAPER, OFFICE No. Al

~ Pine-st, corner William, WEDNESDAY, Nov IT,
at lgi O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange, Executors
Sale Of STOCKS and BONDS by order OF the Executors
of the estate Of VIM Chsrdayoyne.
100 shares in the Mechanics Bank.
g. Shares in the Seventh Ward Bank.
ID Shares in the Mechanics Banking Association.
10 Shares III tie Mechanics and Traders bank.
3 Shares IN the Manhattan Company
5Shaps IN the City Fire Insurance Company
Shares in the hutseran n FcTas Institute
First Mortgage NewYork and Erie Railroad Bond.
Second Mortgege New.Yorh and Erie Railroad Bonds
-, GO each, due 1853.
Income Monssse New-Yors and Enc Railroad Bonds
ConyeTti6c Mortgage New-Yors and Erie Railroad
Bonds 81. Gee each due 1871.
4 First Mortgage Hudson River Railroad Bonds 81 900
each, due 1850 n,,p,.-
6 Firt Mortgage Hudson River Railroad Bonds, $1,000
each due 1870
zSecond Mortgage Hudson River Railroad Bond. II 400
'"''' O"' low RAILROAD STOCKS
10 Shares IN the New York and Erie Railroad.
II shares IA the New-YOrs and New-layen Iisilrosd
Also ltS Shares the Cleveland Columbus and Ciucin
Also - 100 San Fnncisco City 10 per cent Stock
Also SEQ cahioTniG Ste per cent Stock
Al ~ O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCKS, &c.-Ths iJlo1ius
Socus BY order Of the Executors Of the late q O. How
RAILROAD STOCK.
& Shares in the capital stoca OF the Hudson River Rail
IS shan ~ the cepital stock Of the NewYork and Ere
Railroad Company.
% ShSrss the capital stock Of the Syracuse and oswogo
Railroad Company.
50 shares ID the capital stock OF The Boston and Proy
iI8 Shares in the capital stocS of the Panama Railroad
Company.
Shares in the capital stock of the Petersburg ya)
''''''''3" O'"'r'"'' COAL STOCK.
$50 Shares tie capital stock Of the Pennsylvania Cod
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ Shares n The capital STOCK OF the Pacific Nal Steam
ship Company - -
25 Shares in the capital Of the wOrlesns Canal
Bank.
100 sh'es in the capital stock Of the NewYork State
Bank
Shares in the capital stock Of the Montreal City Bank
Share The capfal stock OF the Bank Of New-York.
- Shares IN the capital stock OF the Union Bank.
INSURANCE STOCK.
lC4 Shares in the capital ock Of the Eagle Fire Insur
Con psny.
Is Shares in the capital stock OF the IEns Insurance
81 Shares in the capital stock Of the Manhattan Insur
snce Company
Il shares IN the capital stock Of the Eage Insurance
Company. ,,,u,
10 Shares IN the capta stock Of the Union Ferry Com
II Shares in the capital stock Of the Newtown and Bush.
wick Turnpike
$50 Shares capital stock the Astoria and Flushing
Turnpike.
II Shares the capital stock of the Genham Manufac-
turing Company.
10 Shares the capital stock ofthe Apsachcoa Land
Company.
10 Shares in the capital stock othe Phenx Manufacturing
Company.
"a Shares The capital stock of the New.Orleans Cos
Company.
Is Shares the capital stock of the North American Trust
Que Convertible Bond Of the Pennsylyans Coal Company
for $1,000 due Jan 1853 bearing interest at per cent
q Bonds Of the Hudson River Railroad Company Second
Mortgage, sl0o0each.
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THIIlT ILfHIA Wv u f-ri1-l-B1.E Ni.57.- I77TL
pr,-,n- tr7 H. Ff'e- Kns-;or jan; MARI UNIT
R..ra Il mes Ferry. fravdeace -hr- Adam B-tdsn
POI i.er.i- Jo Porter Duran. RWhHl'nd J. VILLAIN ~.
RI snap hanT Corhrio R1eaad. Nee
Yors Nay Elsb,th Hsskl-. Nev Bsdord Nay L'l-a.
Adm. Ts--'sE Ie NeNp1-t J1'1 Elin Mr.
So Jasksorvs donna Berry B'ton james Btrr'' Chh
Eorlurv Miller Levs. Br-f0n. Mona'1n tln., Va
Yort John Holman. Worth. Providence Virginia, H. I'd Fall
River.
ea-ee-Sfp kalauaF0o Tay'0r. rn1ah hrss 4 LIN
eo.,,r q eord mouth Nav Queen I0sa NV Orlesns
Rt Al. New iort s,hrs Pawn ID v Pofisnlth
rruson Nev York GeorFc Hod mn, Worth, b-~to
Vrs-n Held Pal River John L7aca.ts- Ro~s Providence
John Crouch. Cam No~r propeller lon.ds Alien, View
Iort Ste ush state Geo-rs Walton. vsnntn; btrk kns-
IL FsuBes Deuaraa brig T. Hne-. Perry Wareham; sh-S
Dsar- Freru Bo-iou PhGny Dunkrk Fort SPAN Mar VI
l. Lew Boston: Barrett. Fan RIVE Madonna Ci'-d
Boston: Ustasoa Perry WarehsU.
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The following is geographical division of
the items Of ISL
Mr.. George ?. Fitch has been elect

retsry Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
The Lancaster (Ps.) Bank, the Farmers
Bank and the Lancaster Co Bank, have declared y
cent di''dends for six months. The Columbia pa
fSAk' 4 cent. The Farmers Bank OF Hudson
n Y, 49 cont.
The business Of the Milwaukee and Mssis-
spPi Rosd continues to task its capacity to the utmost,
lie several depots along the lines are all fed with
produce waiting 10 come to market while lumber
coal sAiI merchandise, &c, of all sorts Is seeurnuai
ING at the freight stations in Milwaukee faster than the
trains can take il OF
A correspondent sends us the following no.
'ee OF the stockholders excursion Of the Florence and
keyport Co.
stockholders excursion TO Newport came Of va.
teiday for the purpose OF viewing the property Inn.
provements, &C. OF the Florence and Keyport con,.
parry.
The Company own 1000 sores Of lAnd extending firm,
the Bay back TO the old village OF Keyport, with tpe
front of three miles The land i laid cur into
streets, with lots Of s5 BY 100 and fronting tie Bay A
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Passengers Arrived.

h. hip Gdteetc fran On fgcicMr Mary r. FlEsr NJ.
flff~ and servant, Mr. orr W r Brady
M- Rotirrs NJ Porcf and ty Mr. RsnAia J. Isnir NJ.
49, r.. Il Aud rh :.
Helen IanfsCu Ms Dunrtn. Nj. Jane Don Ms hyi vi :
Red NJ. Em-e NJ ". X g. Mi r. b. Nc lie lie M.
Chreh M Mss Lsn- M. Martin md
ca N s Mary Burr NJ Bate, Ms L hitler. Me-
Ms NJ NJ. Darr-r Ms ueush,
NJ and four On "a NJ smith Mr.. John T. Wat
M sienmouse Arthu Der John DunP james Dunl,p
Rev J. Proudfsl' NcMlsn VI Duusid. p. H. Yer.
McCstr~y Rev VI Barr d. Ne vile. Jane. w ssayne,
VIM Lush John Robert Mr. Lamb. Aes nler Collier
u Buchsnsn Mr. and lady Mr. SIN. Mr. Wood and adv
pr Spent sdJ sni five ,hidrca NJ Hodge AMI lady NJ Bi
Totsl p.
" ,lr Sapssi " For. f-cu H5rre-Nr. Fr.irka Low
hsri Adopl Glv- Voter Ado ph Yeiirr Germany
r. W Al. Sc. Mchel Lebarssush-a. Frsnc-.
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The crop will probably exceed three millions OF
bales, but the demsnd is large that prices well
sustained The transactions at New-Orleans arc un-
precedentodly large. frost was experienced in the
noighborhood Of Columbus, Ca ON the night OF the
9Th inst.
In Money there is no change TO note. Call
Icons and frstolass paper are sac y cent. On Gov
ell ment Stocks some loans we hear OF as low az q
cent
A Washington correspondent of The Courier
and Enquirer has communicated to that journal from
forthcoming report Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
exhibit Of the affairs Of the Banks Of the United
states about the lst Of January ISL The fol.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-Before Judge
BEEBR and Aid. BoYcE and PECK.
Ii


Cornelius Wells, formerly a stage driver en-
ployed the Broadway and Fourth.av line was tried
for embezzlng smsll amount Of money, and the
not being clearly made out acquitted
Peter O'Connor, Michael McGoyern and James Quig-
ley tIiod CHARGE of not, committed in the
Twentieth Ward on Sunday, the 30h of May last, on
which occasion several hundred persons had collected
Qugi,y and Nj Govern convicted and will be
fenced on Friday the 10Th met. OConnor ao-
quilted.
John nriscCn, formerly a clerk in the employ of Mr.
Isaac COae, dealer IN coal at No IS Frontst,
placed on trial charged with having, different
sions during the year 1851, collected OF money
which he appropriated to his use. The accused
during the fret portion of that year partner with
Mr. Coae, and il is alleged by him that the moneys
charged 60 have been nbezzled were collected by hun
duringthe term Of thecopartncrshp. Considerable ev
dcncC was taken, after which the submitted
the jury.
Lawrence Donald was tried for stealing bale OF
India Rul Der valued az Si5 trom pier No "a East River
The property belonged to Mr. Teneyck, of No. ll2
Souihst The prisoner convicted of petit larceny
only and sentenced 10 the Pententsry for g months
Henry Lang and Augste Muller were tried for steal
ing clothing valued 1T $50 from the of fellow
lodger named Thomas Scally, st No. "a FTsnklinst
The prisoners were convicted of pen, larceny only snd
sentenced 20 the Penitentsry for months eSch.
The Court then adjourned for the day
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PHn.AprLpH1A SALEs OF Wednes

dey. No7 10. Is0-FrH Boa,G-2e Penn RK, - ~ T. 3
Bst ~ 30 Canal l5 si4 LehRh g.. % 90 Ions
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,rre Park has been laid out, bathing honsT e e.,
nd large hotel in process OF compleuon. Inc ln.
docks The ComPsn, 81 wHIn d5 ne 2 areSGy finished
,be Cempanys dock to Freehold IA mllcs and IN
o.. non,h an or line plank road viii be built TO
Tloreuoe, On the Delaware -.
oe,rs fr a large number Of lotl have 'lready been
IL he residen,s Of II 9 vila ge, L full prices.
Rtporr was read by the President and accepted oy
,te stor kboderf. AMI ordered 10 Re published.
al If kts s 70 be made tie proceeds Of waSn
i 10 devoted to D dividend IN January. on the sock
The Company nae 10 debt and not allowed 70 create