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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
" Gen. JOHN A. QUITMAN, of Missis.

II Gen. JOHN A. QUITMAN, of Missls-
sippi the late Democratic Governor of that State,
a few days ago, when asked his opinion OF General
ScoTT, said
aThe American people have never done Gen. ScoTT
Justice The more that mans character and claims TO
distinction are canvsssed the higher will be the stand
he will take In the admiration and gratitude OF his couu'
trymen am a Democrat and consequently, differing
Widely az do from Gen. ScoTT on every political ques-
ton can never give him my support but 1t there Is
Whg in the Union for whom under any circumstances,
could cast my vote for President that Wing is WIN
FIJI n ScoTT"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
Inter from Hayti.

By the arrival at this port yesterday
Goth of schr Susan, of Esstport Capt Eickerson,
date Bray from Portau Prince, previous accounts of
affairs 10 that place, lately received are fully confirmed
C,pt n states hat the Government was increasing It's
forces by CONSUMPTION, of all between the ages of six
teen and sixty years and that the most active warke
preparations being made for an attack upon the
bomnicans some time in August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
e TX. Maryels very successful book,

e TX. MaryeI's very successful book,
the Rsveries Of a Bachelor, has been r-publshed
suthor. The literary critic OF The Daiiy Ners
disusses it with the following crusty notice:
"Mr. J. X. Marvel IL an American, aud a bachelor ;
ard tbs book a reprint from Amefi IAN magazine
cfhs Iever!es over ire and uoGer the ipfaence of
cigar on Cve, nstrimlDy, life, and des'h Mr. Marvel
bss siuded hpmquiy, and read Jean Pant Richter; and
hs 0tm,cs philosophy in i,s eccentric shape const-
tuiel1 Culi,uE tOCk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
Y Mr.. Locke, of TIE Savannah Re

publican, In letter from Bremen, says;
"The Consul here drives considerable business In
the marrying line. On the day OF my arrival he united
twenty three couples-a enigrsnts about ~ sail for
America. The laws Of Nex.York and Bremen reqaife
these marriages by the Consul There, unmarried
with children, expecting 10 have them cannot
land without giving heavy bonds. Here, the laws do
not slow them to get married by clergyman unless
they have property enough 70 support family. Hence
the duty falls on tse Consul OF all these who
the Consul 10 be married, four ffths have been living
together before and have nice lne families already"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

~ We learn with pain that our friend,
Mr. Sanford L. Macomber of the Tenth Ward, has had
the helDipg misfortune to ose his only child,
fpe boy Of Il years Of age, by drowning. He wa At
school at Florida, Orange Co. and In bathing 90, oeyoud
bis depth, and when help arrived Ii too lats The
grief of the sflesed parents may be conceived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
CITY ITEMS.
AsusyxrxT. &C rHrs DAY AVID

AkrsyMENTs, &C THIS DAT AND zyEsss
BrssaNay naisFfrpeh Conic Opera and vAese7n. C-s,
Nt'o's-Ot ennre, Tie D-at Shot DsDc-s.
Buron's n-a;er-Don.tts Trained Aarals. &e
ssfun1s Nus-uur-cer--n Scopursj Dss<ovus views. A.
s.s's yis~s ~ Asa Minor DAY and Evstnsl
HObOasn-Otto C0osss-Cobosrt- lAftsrno0nJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
Rree Admi.sion of RnIIroad Iron.

Yeas and Nays in the House of Repre-
resentatives July l6, 1859, on laying the table
the bill introduced by Mr. Mace to admit Rail-
road Iron free of duty.
Tbo. designated thus " Nav thus N and
- -. L. Ahaen OF ohm. Q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
THE REJECTED HEALTH OFFICER.

The REJECTED HEALTH OFFICER
The books in the State Controller oai's a, Albany
show that Dr. Turner during his three year. service az
Health Commissioner performed It's dutes where hun
dreds of housard s Of dollars passed through hi. hsna
not only ~hh scrupuous 6dely, but actually saved :,
tie State one hundred thousand dollars-aothny HE
which was ever done BY any other inc0n ben Of the
Office, before or since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

Whss hah; Opposition Ronani Distinctive Free soleu
IN ssALL Cara T-Yeas S. h-Nays, O.; o-Absent or not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
To Mnrincrs.

The Lrht Head the Passes Of the Mississippi River s W.
end having bn represented TO this Board eu
hied dereve and cad bound from 70 NewOr
lern has been determined that add ssr the 18th OF December
the Lshf exhibited be OILY from points the
Passes thereby si vessels bound
out. b. order. TEoaSros JHsErss'
Secretary Hight House Board.
IreuTy Department. Office Lsht House Board Washington c
Nov. ~, iss2
wAscrs o. REosx HisDrwe requested b. Capt
Henry considerable mspyrehenon
Of the wGek Of h schooner the Handy
Accordns that the hak R-orm
snd N Of October On the 9th o November The
Collector requested John King beacon
the wreck and Mr. Hing enssed oy- 10 mad sanns TO
the pare thereon Ga thursday last
the day injury the Handy the eak town
the oyster boat and has been placed The
Reform nothing but bush placed there
~ Capt Homer Il the boat Lnnsus which cnn BE
The hy blowing night These the facts which
Carr ole aFccraneS upon the digen' inquiry.
Mobile Regster Oct -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
Disasters, &c.
Ia See sruvals at this port


ser Cas- wnLs. from New York for Fo>rrdo r., put
-. 1houas previous 10 "a h. with loss OF slils h.
HRsat aisd with hoy, sprung 18th and
ashore LorE Beach. Min bland Gouer Habor.
No further particulars
seH AessoHa Ariead Of Taunon. driven ashore
HaItor the night OF the 18th inst Vessel tot
Srs.rKa FasHos New Orleans from ndsno Texas reports
Nov H. fP NJ, Bremen bah. anchor Oh the Bar made
signal Of Distress her and urn he'd her gallon cask
o had head winds al the passage On passage
down. 9TH mt. seAM in a ~ IS 10 10 fathoms
water, wre OF par close and found
large .ehoner both masis boom aud a sail round
malna appeared that the vessel the
the were bea y The sng as they had been cut and
foafins horizontally aud swung To the
which supposed 20 been
Baltimore Jamaics fne
during pat for BARRING kbiey Co.. who have
eght Baltimore the OF
siBoO0 cargo valued sl2 coo Injured New York. Her
uuder the impression that wreck pised By the
Nevea sud noi their from Kingston, Ja,
shcry after the hurricane Of III Sept , that Of the Avail
snfhe.
b. HEis voTesr Phadephia from LONG Island Bahamas
Oct British bs ashore three mes South Of Cape
Donna Mara end d ST. Domrso which supposed 10 be
that showed signal the day previous, OF red nas with two
white crossee.
scEEJ G. L.sr LArse The vessel that rescued the
the b. IRIS Integrity and Transferred them 70 the steamship
EmIlre City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
Domestic Ports.

~,p,. " ar .ehr Arlington. Osborn, New
Ycri sld sehrs. James T. Bs''i'e se'e'' Ss' i0'.
rGs sSssS Se- nArr bark zon, Reysod, Bn sSI
Ha:m Ss5,'s sSh "a. la. stewart u y
ssn rssr Fs,so Sse p ssss's sI b., d s
81 sa,,s Ssw osn, LINDA, Rumsah New Yosi srs
I,s' ss 81 iss- PAR Ge,i, New rOrk maevs,
Nse,r,s rsl liver feasL kn,sP ssw fS,l ,..,,,.
ici sss,poil Pards- 81 John, b. LoSen f.ass
BSnsor barb cssta hoss. Sa ~ =. ,w,u Pc =
sa Ss MAY s. Dr. sa.s' wo.oH i 49, P nSss,
Inrree Arey, Roci and for se1 York "a ssia.asy
sss. e r. Hs ssr' ' S- fsspS ss. choc.,s &
g. Ss'. Hs . S ssaore ss
sre sAe anchored saiu. diy hos Ahoazo e v
esNDES@krr 18Th, se6r. RsbsOn Taeo Segi0s; T. {.
Bartlett HosArs. rhls1slphis. 18th ers A'sfo o S''
80 co 's So SSRRow MA A Mary an1, Sse.'
BsIumo1e l4ih, May Novel, Packard seS-f0fi' ."
yrHtRiFsioS. Nov I7krr ship suvaa Eiars NeS iGs
scbSs Marcia Tntou, swesser, New YORK AN''"'' '-'
GIISEsToS-Arr Nov. l. bark Island CITY Haney Sss.o1
Bcn So- l. sophia BenuOn Havana 3D. bark "aa'''
SEY wFsT-Arr Nov hr. w A. Pinley csnaafs ,,S
New Yea A,assy 5 5s ss W irsae Wal New
ioSl land I'D IIh for Tampa sehr Antaem bqifos ~.
la and sd iA tor New ierl va ssAr 2, os Gaze L.
BIC ss Rt Bis Il,h eaIk Emy Minor. Me;ig Ns~'forAi
a I'm chr swan B,ker Josd.n. Philadelphia
MN -HAvEN-Arr 2s bark Brothers. Dudley b2nssi
yefuon James River Sarah khsaeeth onH"' "
MN sFpFoEpy SD Goth schr Tiger, Faker Phlsdephia
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l3AIf. steanshp< heNe aise
Irduo, va Galveston. United States, Martin SABINE rs
otnd PERCY Turk, leland Iowa, kerch RIO de Jano w
sf.auship. Tszas, LaWes, GaNestoni Yacht A~ie'
S.p,aKo Aeiea Ashbury Apascheoa snrs 'ea~ Ns.4 We
Iowa Bkc DO; Aarean, SSunrs, Ga gov. Jn Maven
Rsker Liverpool; Mary Ann Cosby, doi % Ensand no
i've Issac ATefon sears York. H. Won Sssern br'
Renee b emsn harks r. HaEeiire. Co'tr Boston Nseis
tspan Msnsn. Barcelona ard market -chf "a"e' ~ e''
lsS ar, .Ap. Arthur Tsbo, Turks ianl Harriet Assn'a
Tro.t Ive,gcoi; harks ss Brousaun Cutter hANAna
Iarlt Masn, aaf; biz Galnsre, Phlp' Snafestoaj
NJ : sfes nfer Pa hon, Bah e.. from lndSnoe. -,
NORFOLK Nov l9-Arr. schr Nnsna' DATING ITO" "A"e'
oWIs HEAD-In port lTh bgs julia Arey Arey Bangor oE
Narrnk l. p. sncw, Atwood DO. Tor New Haven.
FIYNOI r-Arf lsth schrs Srphen Wates ln Dosne New
Yo,l Lucy Blake HAYES, do Sid iih schf Caofna ho"an
RocSPoRT esd i5h schrs. BeauehauP MeIuirs Norfolk;
sfM-Arr 10Th brigs Nara Pierce New fok for Ban
ar su J. r Ceriharens Foster Msehus for New fort schr
Csrdenas Grant and }. Tinker Read, Phadepnn A-rsser
ST GEORGE-Arr 9th, bng Detroit, Gtehrsi CANS lvn;
schrs Bertha, CiIk and Irene Blown, Boston; I'm os
carl ana Eliza Watts, 10 Sid 9th, ofs safA aNe
Calais en-. " v,-l -th
IH0NAsfoN- SD nth bark Linden new, 40 tgns Fhn.Sn'
New York rig Frsdenck Eugene Back nson d. l5hA
Gen Tryor Han Richmond lshsd brs Carisaa, DAVIS W.T.
WiINiYGrON, n Car Nov. 10 .ehf Henry Nit Dew
New.Yofk; Decstah, maxim do Adele tpgs 10, 'iy
seg DO coh, brig Taprier, Grfr Cuba ~ H. Vf9,oy
~ Dernro. Pun ait ,B TrdiDsd dol Florence, hopln' nos
ton; schr. wake, Bssss New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
FOREIGN Ports.

ST. KITS 18Th NJ, bark Irme. Warner, I'm Phi
deIhia.
Noble, Sd 2fih ui trs loes JA1nes, Peld-lphtl-
Arr al Mariei 5,h in-t- brr Jotn Bach Hlniy Hivml
Arr az stephen N. E., l0h bark Cosuo Outerbdze
iTfh schr 81 SteElel Haki and
AR Al fiavsrA Noy rs corua oonan-cn New rI-,Ds -
bel GafeT Charerion Sd 2tA. steamer Oeyp shean Scs
rsEA lsh, souls, Smith, He~ Orleans EhEabeh j. Brooks
Ar AZ VALPARAISO 81 u bark Mary Adea sr,Eips yok
jun aud sailed 18Th sor ca d-rs-
AiTaeahuaEa Spt 81 ship Hercules Grd oy York parity
hcen win susncr a-s an1 woad PROBABLY Be condemned
L-bon lsb al. Zip EuphTssa snih York Nov
GeHaves LIT Hs sehr EsiAsae Avery or days.
4, sseras sh inst barb Gerard chase 6ou, S.vyt hs
Ctinsl ia. Roteftfcn, d.; sctr. AiEara Joy Joy Do
els; uf brg bsol C4ver. cEord S.s-srort
snyra ah III bsr Fairy Hobros Eo-,oa nsr day
hfs -, PrIs 80 d. ~ days Sd lsta not i-tl blrts Aba
ms Rsrs-ss Zoe Boston I'd nani Crave. da; Isl Npa
kns d.; 2sfk. Ai1ah, Iofk, kez-York. -
Po sCfh ut tirif A1oro. Insksu sri Ga-iaad Martin
rha; cover Co FFothly Sc Ne~ 0-ezns, h Paul Jo7~.
Percv.i ~ Roou J. chea seuae for Nesrieans me
ID s71s, tark San.Iss, Lnco a. BostolL
z.A al shfs Ecopcln, WlaaE Liverpool NJ
shefer Gocde1 uEf.; hlrk Sarah BOYD, Ncrnr, Do
l. shosn 5sh ~ si-g Charles H LecFar sew.Yort n
"a san. ship " Bds.r Fay. Dsvs NeE-York-
Cero41fh e. SIPS se<azgofe Reed. inc; Tre-aa Rich
ds se rerase@s ssrt Oregon Hacky, sor New Gbsi
sS IN x4r,ses - uls bssk KsnauLs, Hssn. Bo.,ou
oh m ba-ks L5aa Carsin.. Rave from I.h~
H. Csss ca g ship Sorsrk Roxers IN ysp. $500
az M pa ash, bot ordered ami uBs hsys
rsofeeeelto Cetx.
xe An vessel 81 G7ssh.r ssh uis Walk
4tIzbea sh AT, stp EsFts.a sih, NexYork nearly
a: ils,re nt sAp JoAa coste Fos..s r sswor,e.u.
A. Hssc, sA iast Dual .skr s.: Hsna E.u for Bo,,,.
puna bsDads
A Gossrfsrrk siss uls hark As,,ia Msa ssr Ea.,o.
Aksessn ~ ssti est MI GER ~ Bssasis ssss, u ssya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
New-York Cattle Market. Nov. p.

Reported foT The \. T. Tnbune-I
For Beeves ut the Washington Drove-Yard corner Of
lth.ev and s4thst and at Chamberaius Hudson River
Bulrs Heed foot Of Robnsonst For Cows and Calves,
Sheep and Lambs (and also for Beeves Brownings in
eth-st, near 3d-av. and also az Chamberain's.
Al WASHINGTON DRoyE-Y ARD-Ofs red Zoo Beeves-
Loco Southern and Western the remainder from this State
The market little better than IL last week Sales OF
sood retailing qualities made at from 10 SIC p 10,
e market closing firmly with about 200 head remaining
over uusOld.
Ar BkowsISG's-(LOw Bells HEADl-Ofered, z, 20
Sheep snd Lambs All but $50 Sold at prices ranging AZ
from 81 10 - 80 for the former and 81 81 70 50 20
for IT, letter Cows and Calyes4O offered and all sold at
fIorn Sz5 TO S45.
AT CHAmpERLAINs-(HUDsoS RIVER Bulls HEADl-
Ofered eco Beef Cattle; al sold at from olc n 10.
Cow. and CavesSO sale; all taken at from so 80 TO
sS5a Ga Sheep and Lambs $50 on sale; all bat 90 dis
10 - 25d IS 30 for Lambs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
Snnkfn. &c.

nov s lat 90 lons bark Fred DENIM from NewYork for
Marauhsm-
oct Is at Il s. long II W. ship BarLnston Cook from Akyab
va "a HeeEa Aaf. ~ for Cork
Oct g. lat Ons ST. Dr. hip Speed, from Liverpool for
ssFrnnAh.
Oct, 20 at 80 g. ns barb shandoa Brl from Glasgow Tor
savanLah.
WOW Of TukAr sAD He'en be- Jsetscn from Liverpool for
Noble.
sept g lat % s. ons f. ship Thos PeEsia. Boot from
erroo Calcuffa.
Oct J. ls II % " Sss W.. schI G. MOatasas Atss
Eel. ron Maass Coz RIO Janeifo
Nov H. st % a. onI o. sap W. D. sevs from seYork
Tor Savaunah
WOW TO- IA "a TO- oos ship csIe3der steering eastward
"a II vas tie Dr. barb Golden Fleece aud clipper ship
thar nsHe reported % which spoken Oct s. lat IAN
%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
pHnApELpHIA MAnKEr.--Mondou Nov. %.

PHILADELPHIA MAnKET.---E0nddu, Nov. ~.
The stock OF Querciiron BARK is now materially reduced,
and holders demand advance upon last quotation.
CLovERsEED fair request and further small sales OF
fan and prime quality have been made s. 7tGS5 6 y
81 b. small lot Of Timothy sold at - So The supplies
ofFLoUH continue small and the market firm; 1900 bbis
finn There oderAte inquiry for city consumption AZ
s. ~ IS Is for and good brands and Jl a
IS rs for extra as in quality The market il nearly bare Of
RYE tLouR. Sales at S4l2idS4 Is. Coks MEAL Is in
stsady demand aud further sales Of $50 bb have been
made at 50 50 a Dol.
There is good demand for WHEAT and prises have for
Their advanced Sales Of 10 600 bush prime red At ii 10
~ BUSH IN store a. tue former l-o'atloni s,a
wanted for dstng; 500d4c0 bush Pennsylvania sold at
&C. CoRs s arriving freely, and prices are lower
salesof ESQ bush a, 70d75c for yellow. OATS
scarce lo0 bush fair Southern sold at 43 Slc Y bush
aud some Pennsylvania al Sc WHISKY is held firmly ~
&c. in bble- and &c. In hhds- with sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

ALBANY Nov 2The receipts since Saturday have been,
Flour eco bbs WHEAT 9oOO bushels, CoRS LOCO bush
BARLEY So,tC0do.
rates WBEAT-No sales Of moment. OATS steady
5Sc with sales Of iOoi9 bushels BARLEyThe transac-
ticns foot MP Al bushels for tw0rowc 7c for
Jefferson County do lie for mixed and 76c for prime four
ed There nothing doing in Com Hoes are at 81 for
hsht and 81 5oa 81 62l for heavy
NEW ORLEASs Nov 2-CoTTos has been very active to-
day tie sales reaching l6ooo bales mostly for England
prices favor buyers Miidng quoted At 81 9ic SUGAE
has dec lined lc fair sells &c MoLAssEs 10 in brisk de-
mand Aooo hhds sold st 22 Sc FREeBrs are very ac-
tive Eight ships have been taken for Liverpool ID
Cotton. STERLING EXCHANGE is al 81 premium
CHARLESTON, Nov z2-CoIToS sales to-day 1000 bales
at slQlsc. Prices are shade lower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

CuMMON COUNCIL Of the CITY of ROCHESTER, ~
undersigned is authorized receive proposals. for ON
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of the BONDS q
the CITY Of ROCHESTER, having twenty years to n1s,
FIVE or six per cent. , .,.,<,,,,..,, rox. =.
The BONDS viii be for ONE THOUSAND DOLhAl9
EACH, with Coupons attached, interest payable semi-
nually in the City OF New York.
PAYMENT of Ten per is required on the prcpoa6
when accerted ard the balance the first day OF Jauuy
newt when the Bonds win be delivered Parties proposes
for the above Bonds viii stale the price offered for -
same, each Of the above rates OF interest," e
six per cent. -
The Common Council of the City Of Rochester rssryo
the right to reject any proposition which may not
tory. :. . a.
Proposals for any part said Bonds viii be received q ~
Wnl.st New-York until TUESDAY, Nov %, at 26soeh
p NJ Proposals to be addressed, " H. Whain, Conrouas'
aud indorsed, Proposals for Rochester City Loans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

x,- n-,sr. E.r> Fs,1ssa RsprshsrfoeA, css, seS Ut
p7r,.-fsris Cs-- 81 John n Iosan ctH1.j kaSaos,a
s,roua Rese Hct Tornpos AnaAy, Jonss fn"a
delyhis, J. " Bsrs. 49,,
Frs--s,reso H. rd. Lorisn JEnes Ho-eanrh ornsooo'
fver, N.r-r-F cut1A eortr, Moner. snd hrr. Aass
stepr ssrsssh strrses cezrsa ca canSee csntfes 81
vsnrsh IA Tepper - -. -. 49,.
w,,'S-, peer.tnfr Jse Hzrter Co. NJ " Wes, 0rhn,
ca,,,-,ou l. M(rssdy CO. Staten Wrks ahtansr
So : e asr, snfh Rreraond. Wan Brunt saTat
F Johu.ou Cole b Jehn-on & Iowten Ocean een
~ Gov N Har J. pta,ey Jonas smith, Jcne. w
-. 4 q n L WsCrrasy 4 Co Henry Co.'s. HH1eon cH-
bas9e Wan Brun: Sssht; co,neA f1aAhn Boston Lucy
sss,s5e1-Y,r. Creen Pkia5eiphia, wn n. Th0zpsoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
Foreign lamentations.

R0TTERDAai-Bsrk Wife Ccrnelius-S r Lnfhoin
Co.'S A. T. Il. Bcrsmanu-s do, Keller La-i d. c PEI
,sll essss = essks 10 bales J. BlfI cal Sehu'E g IA
Weller Nycr-l3 Do NoeriDz- Bfothers-l cask
ehe-;s, I'd Has casks, c Hzhch-- Schlchari eb
Lsre-6 e,st J. FrEges Resknsse shs ~ co-sOpipes
n lsaen Co2O d. C. A. H1bb-rd-i14 CASKS J. snfh-i00
boxes A. ~ Naihsn6 ea.ts H. W furzs--o cases Poppe
CO.. pTes. H. Ne.nsco d. >chuii nache-IO cesss 800
tth L. lriko,n 4 Co % cs-ks T. W schr ID Co3O ca-es
bezsn-ss EPess l. IL s.HP-oa seus0 es-s J. Il weH-lo
ylts- T. a ID WcrS DO. d Nocd-soO sias tin = pp-s T.
H. Brockelnaass5 lass. ?. r. Esockeusnn3 cascs G. T.
hrai;le tc,c c Eeett.-S t1-ts, ppes cotn<tnn-
2 asls Dufl5e 4 Co.'S halrs Miller kird<is.a e. un.
g boker--S eassf, NJ H. D. casl.aaa-f5 cases. rs
easss !. tass sS h = eeess - pp SOC sihs order
$3.50 eas ioeaeeo p v klg co-iooooO esars u khas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

Pun DELPHI sALEs OF SrooKs.-Monday,

Nov 2lp sr Besrde36fO L. r. H., 226 9Ii50 do, e1
Man Mech Bank 20 $500 West Philadelphia 81. g1 300
I<hish "a Beaver Railroad, % 200 do ~ eiOJJ
ao O., m H. eo zoo sch Preferred, 40 do 3ss; lo5
penn H. T. al s6OOD &c, So s3 81 600 do s5 30
osrd pa ns iss rennysaria Banl iis 10 Lsnsn Na'sa
ton N. -. - ~, ~,
N n qs1 s4o Harisbme ylR O. loOi 500 do, lOj3a 100
sch Nav 10; Leaieh Nav u 2f6 DO, n Mech b. S'l
40 Lag Island il, 225 $4,000 PenDa r. 5000 Aoshsny
fity6s 74s. lR., ~ 25Oseh Nav Pref "a
40 Union cafsi i6 e. 600 su.q Canal g. 7si $500 VII Rk
a. ps2. 90 Cam and Anlboy nR, 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
OFF,.,E Of the COMMISSIONERS of the

~ CONSOLIDATED DEbT OF Nb"OhLbAnSs-
Nrw-DRlFkNs Oct. n. ls52-By virtue OF the Thirty.
seventh SETON az the act Of the Legislature Of tie 5ss Il
Louisiana entitled An Act Consolidate the City New.
Orleans and e Provide To- ne I m ga and q mn
Of the :h Of the act supplementary thereto, asd
proyidina for the incorporation OF the City OF Lsyes
with ns s s, 2, c,cp Of IN a.. esd An Ast ssps
rentary 70 en- act Cons'ee the City Of New0resnS
ard provide fo he seve,n,sslit and %an,ssmsnt Of ~
svf he interest sccrung The entire debt Of the city,
a. OF meeting al Obi saors Of hs old corporation and u
he late Fist second and ~. va, sn s 81 A''e a 0 Of
SEALFD PROPOSALS VII Be ress,see a. 5 sai, cihees
frorn his date until the SECOND MVNpAI iSsh Dc.em-
Ser ~, $3.50. m1 ola res of THIRTEEN HUNDRED BONDS
OF THE CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS. tof INC SAN OF
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ZACH; SAID BONG S, 70 %
Ssted the FIRST OF JULY, 1852 payable IN FORTY
YEARS ct the Office OF the Treasurer Of the cry IN n ~.
trrf cozpors attached thereto at the rate o. ON rEh
CENTuM ANNuM PAYABLE ~ A ao
ho sIs Of JsuusTy and tie sr of JUG OF each yesr Prs
pcssis to BE indoed Bids Cor the purchase O. Bonds %
Secretary Of the Board OF Commissioners OF the sst.
ed Debt Of the City of gOcsrs"to be opened ana no
Bonds sndicafedto the highest bidder on the iSh Deon'
TRIMS or PAYMENT.-cssh Cor in any Of tho inter
coupons OBLIGATIONS OF The Old city, q che ate fs
turing IN 1855 toe option Of the purchaser oaecnrta
nthe frst OF January oneorrh the f Of March one
fourth the fret Vt Nay, and tho remainder tire r OF
july 1855 with per per interest from Jsnn
an ey cent OF the Bonds a. snsssntee for
The further reserve the rsht Of .ns any
or all bids .
Ap CROSSMAN, Mayor.
o. DrBUYS, Controller.
wP CONVERSE. ChainnAa Finance Committee.
' i. H. PLACE, Chairman of Finance COMMITTEES, Board
of Assistant Aldermen
A LAYgr, Secretary.
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I"t VT = e,Tss 10 No. rsospon, HI sf sso'e''
ready fr,.r , or Boston OFT T.
ara Other reported aisf. -. :, Wa, Se,r Ycrk ore
ssi "a rem 40. 81 alt ,barks Baitnerc' lie D'''' ~
scp. Burshzn,d ,x.-..s.,A IA ~ rrom Liver
,r,l for Yarseaiho sane day.
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hANoitikANS-Sfcarl Crrsec1. Cly-Ta Beeb, 4 ca
tsks re Curt leah fe-r,st boses sss G. 5 Raps
sr-S tcacs 10 c-er-i .ree 3e-rf =,
Dc o. = ( Es'es-kszlg. Rassoa a Coca 4 Bn.f.r,si
srto1 Galore. NathAa = CD II -. a..
81 lef-rna-l IcretA4re3 scaree-R oA-s II $500
setr,sia lSeed co-Geo Ackrii Jr. A Co-y.--h H.
CO. n orrll.t, Jr-A PltllfoIalt al rsrTs. =
- Boz ihoEss ssh-art sstsans Aerzs-r 4 Cox "
IiA-rscn Gtsnani-lsn y esea-r, Ycersa A Ce-y 49,,
M lsrt ThcuHn e Co-Nrrrv 7i &c al 4 = 49,
Eess-siilssi Atstrols-srd . s.skaIrs a. cri.- - 49,
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Passengers Arrived.

h. Sftsnfhly cressraf City fre hasan1-Df Chssta1t
II Ruee Jznies A. Mason Slnlrel N. Holloway
Myers Mss JAY Toaas Plchsrd Ns Fo-t- J. JasoE Amrs
ami Cslt Bennond, Mr. Masrah. Ns Cns Goorsc
SeAo Ma Fab, Ernest frs; Wm Greenwood. ". r. To1is
Alex Cameron George Benon. Chsre Taimer Walker
W. "a GoodIich Mr. Hanss, Thorz fIarrisot y H. Ctsie
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and Ire vs,he. Is nc. devoid of the usual excitemsst
thoupa IL is evident ibst packers generally reyHru
prysept prices IS sufficiently hgho induce veJ csanoos
movements The sdysnce IN products IN the Est'rh
and Southern markets has, however, nnparted NOR
eonf3enre 10 the trade although the time II
believed tat curret for old products are not cal
culrfed to sec materially the future price OF the nsS
and we cal the sevance in the price OF Hogs durp5 me
,eek fully Is cents ger roo lbs In ssstion 10 tbs the
rare of preizm paid ~ slsagterers have Advanced,
srd understand that IS cents per bead is DOW oo-
tsrabe He's therefore net ho,1ors IS 6Oa - ~ per
100 lbs.
Our oorrefponde1G at ST L0uis writes tsat packers
tre Erevery fearful end in consequence OF their re-
fussl 10 Eceede 70 tie demands Of sellers Is probable
the number packet IN that Gag VIII not exceed osV'a
head.
The following comparison Il prices hst season and
tis VIII prove interesting showing tie starting poI
for the rates Of two years.