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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.


Per Canada "a, CHAPEL-sTREET, 30th April, 1882
At the date Of last Circular sdycss tSd instant per
Europs) Cotton Market closed steadily with sales Of
1900 Since then NO are In possession 81 sdvices Hum
been anticipated and IN consequence failed produce any
marked fair dema I'D has daily been the ruling
ure Of the week On Saturday the esimsed sales
Monday 1000 uesday IL 0dO "Wednesday 1900, Thursday
9000 bune the last three days being Increased by sou,o
large speculative investments in ordinary Cotton, which,
from being very abundant and Offered freely low has
a acted aite ton SyDnss and Exporters have also opsr
aied to fair extent The better classes the inquiry being
freely by holders who in the fare OF heavy import
for past three days have eynced esserne mako
sales from stock hand, and caused Little esuiay In
pIces
The total sales es per details in annexed satsmentl
smoun TO $3.50 bales Of which specusor have taken Ia
O. aud exporters 10 bales and uds s. American.
Of which IT, 40 speculato and $50 10 exporters
The import for time iSI bales OF which g. i95
American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
Delegates to the Wig National Convention.

AAlXrH DISTRICT. - The Albany
nse"'"s Journal announces the election on
Wednesday Of Gen. Comstock Scott OF Otsego
'o'@ Delegate to Baltimore. The Convention
was unanimous for Scott.
AAXilID Observation-Disclosures Co. has
'''s'eo Scott Delegation, and Chautauque Co.,
as far as heard from.
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Canal Revenue Certificates.

ALBANY, Thursday, June IL, 1852.
The Controller has decided that he can
not under the decision of the Court of Appeals pay the
interest the Canal Revenue Certificates. The Astor
ney General understand win call upon the Banks to
take up the Revenue Certificates 10 the Controller ce
and supply the place with other stocks, return the
circ1aiinp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
AUSTRIA.

A letter from Vienna, OF April rs
ss.tes III all Kossuths relatives have been ses
~ by the Austrian Government and that tney vi"
The late Prince Schwarzenberg has
Ia s,,.,r. ~ s, 0m forins which, BY bis VII, dseed
IN ls4S he leaves charged with several sgacie' to the
The large ornaments prepared by
Austria, In Trsasyivsnia gives serious ALARM 70 INC
P0rte
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SPAIN.

All the Ministers had repaired to
Aranjusz 10 submit to tse Queen the petition al the Ma
drid Journalistic The Council IL said resolved |;
l. The demand Of the oetiroEers who claimed mod
ncson Of the clause Of the Lac the press relative 70
that the present electoral law should be modified.
The rurnor however were considered 10 require con.
6rmstiou
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Corn Market

LIVERPOOL TUESDAY, ApEii ~ s>o<.
With decreasing deliveries from the growers OF ais ne
w. ,de IN sofh the agriculture and consuming dis.
80. ~ bss country again, in most casea reported W
ar higher ard spre Coss owins 70 the esnhnso s a,
Ireland they have at length hsd some RAIN when
80 10 have refreshed the face Of the coany put me
neu being still short Of vatef no maternal hans, "a me
"a INDIAN CoRx whsb, Of the end Of last week, were
sfat<d 10 be gradually on the sdyance
NE sseepu o. .ns ~ he whole vsry oasrsis; vh
rstisI charge OF wind, however Or shot time lat
reek bat which quickly returned into TIE east sat sri 70
s,s n tsf qaarteE several foreign Grain vessels out OF
The are feet % long wndbound q sea- worked swazd
cnuveyins Il the Americn States far qssatary OF
the imports from Europe being sma and those BON Eyp
with the excctton Of hbeIs rya Of BsAss, mps.s
lively ght; the expors Of WHEAT, fLoUs ana INDIAN
CoaS kencs, chiefly To ireland, continuing anaoassd
Our market tins morning having bcen vol afseedea
home and country milen Who from The tmpalse impsse
BIZ othsx msrkst svisesd moe eoan1sees " ~ uses
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Fugitive slaves on the Wing.

ROCHESTER,, Tuesday, May ID, 1852.
Warrants have been issued to-day for
the arrest of several fugitive slaves in this city Three
slaves known to have been in the city yesterday,
but they believed to have taken sudden departure
by the underground raso0d and there is little prospect
of any of heiteo Of the parties for whom warrants
bava becn issued
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JOY. occupied the masses during the evening" ~hs q
our house, email company collected ding and
pray. and listen TO the preschiag Of the Gospel. We
understand there IL to be cessation Of business for
eight days. accom- panied with extraordinary demonstra
hons Of public Joy Yours, respectfully,
W. L. Jupp Baptist Missionary
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BosroN, Thursday. May II,

BOSTON, Thursday, Nay u, Io51
KossUrn visited Fall River to-day,
where he received by comuii.ee Of arrange
mis-, two military and several fire companies and
crowd of citizens. He spoke In the Town Hail. 81 ad
miitanee being charged. The sudence quite large
not~ outstanding the prevalence of a storm 1t is now
stated Kossuru win not go to Albany until wednesday
next
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The National Eclectic Medical Convention
The Canal Enlargement.
ROCHESTER,. I'hursdaY.

The National Eclectic Medical Conven-
on adjourned at late hour last night to meet In Phs
delphia the 2i Tuesday of May le53 Many reports
read The Committees for the ensuing year were
appointed, and a large number Of new members were
added 10 the Society.
The Canal Enlargement meeting OF the
Democrats well attended last evening. string Of
resolutions reported and laid the table for
adjourned meeting. Speeches made IN favor of
the enlargement, and pedgng hearty support 10 any
constitutional measure.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
so~avn Telegraph Office corner Of Haasssv and Beassvss

Election Of Scott Delegates 70 the National
Convention
Troy, Thursday, May 10, 1852
The Wing Convention for the nomination
Of a Delegate to the Baltimore Convention, met
at the Court House at o'clock to-day. J. F..
WHIPPLE, Of Lansingburgh, was appointed Dele
gate, and E. NJ. PRATT, Of Greenbush, substitute.
These gentlemen are strong Scorr men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
TUSCANY.

The Ministerial crisis still continues
at Florence 1t Is nevertheless believed that the Leo
poldne laws viii be either repealed modified not
outstanding the opposition OF eight Ministers out
of nine
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SWITZERLAND.

The final examination Of the ballot
opened Berns to whether the present suthorites
should remain in power, has given us dcfnitve rs-
suit:
Against the revocation. .....................42S1
FOR TIE revocation. -...---.-D,~
The conservative majority has, therefore gained BY
5,e45 votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14

The sales to-day estimated at 10 900 bales 900 TO
specusfOs and 1000 20 exporters; the market closing with
nee offerings and IN instances al slight reduction
IN price,
arrived but not yet Ieported) made up to-day turns out
about 10 800 bales than the weekly estimates of which
excess 5000 are American.
The only novelty report upon this week the increase
to stock augmented by casnge OF wind, bringing IA
large supply which, when fairly the market will better
prices That concession present rates will
quite prepared fer as holders will DOUBT be
anxious sellers not so much from want OF confidence In the
article to the profit lsmail though IL be- many OF
the shipments admit OF at above quotations. We do not,
however look for any material reduction prices depres
pared mold when the lowest point IL supposed
been reached and similar feeling has for time past
governed the operations OF both the trade and exporters
In the Manufacturing Districts like feeling has tended 70
check busess Buyers are known 20 hold considerable
stps The light stocks of both GooDs and YARas hsd BY
Spnnc and Manufacturers considerable rmness on
their part and p'ncrg the effect OF the recent import o.
Cotton market no change OF moment can DO looked
Although the reported import Of Breads;uns this week
light the stock Of FLOUR Ia particular
Is Considerable and promise of further easily sddi
ticns together with the aonsbe change in the wsssr.
eeptfng indian Cos which coasmanas fsi Az
dasmsrket there was good aite lace hat the busns
transacted Wheat and Flour only to moderate extent
without change in value We table Of import ex'
AsnEs~The demand for Poa does not improve and 2As
Il with difficulty obtained Pearls are in s reqaess Of
CLOVER sEED-The SEASON now Icing over. sales now
making hold about 10 teces have changed hands
stTi toHl.
FLAX SEED nominal, and demand.
LARD has been 10 retail inquiry only in anticipation OF In
creased supplies being the market Sales emNscs
about so funs. at al to 49, y cwt.
TALLow continues very dull Of prices in favor Of buyers
TURPEsTIsE SPIRITS, and TARNO TRANSACTIONS for want
OF stock. .
RESIN has arrived freely and reduced the value Sales OF
coo bbls reported at r common up to III Tor hne;
but less money would nos be taken.
LISsEED CAKES have been In better request, and sold
readily at 81 I0i for thin oblong v mD.
RICE has been in fair request end $50 tc have changed
hands at I7i to 1871 y cwt in bond. Goa
OILs-Whale has been taken freely at go 70 ~ sa4
the market is nov bare. Sperm u worth SD 70 go -
Lard 244 10 t46 p TIM. r, xnv 4 "a
Yours, respectfully, "nssI, "a "a ~. Coryos
Ps-MAy ITO day there Is far defssna or s
and sales msy possibly reach Nv" oa'e'' y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
BELGIUM.

The laying down Of the electric tele-
graph between England and Belgu Is to commenced
without delay The wire is ready Tue limo win 20
from Dover to Newport and not Osteld as at first
stated
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Delegate to the Wing National Convention.
BosroN, Thursday, May l3 1852.
The WITH District Wing Convention

met at Chsrlestown this morning AMI elected Luther "
Bell of somevle Delegate TO the National Convention
Mr.. Bells first preference is Mr.. Webster; but he
marked he should act for the best good Of the Wing
party Resolutions passed in favor Of Daniel Web
ser for President and requesting her Delegate to act
accordinsly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
EUROPE.

Our papers by the Canada came to hand
last evening. The telegraph has SKINNED all the
news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
FaII of a Building at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Thursday May 10, noon, 1852.
The entire front of the large brick ware
house on Markett and which filled with corn, be-
longing to c. NJ Reed of Erie, has just fallen filling the
street from 10 to 20 feet deep with bricks and grain 1t
is feared several persons under the ruins and as
many men get at 1t are moving away the corn
and rubbish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
Hon. Daniel Webster.
BOSTON, Thursday, Nay -, !

p"SioNs A1ui"soJ' may ~ 49,
Mr.. WEBSTER has consented to address
the citizens Of Boston In Paneu Hall before he returns
to Washington.
In letter to the Kossuth Committee at Plymouth,
yesterday, Mr. Webster states that his injury though
not permanent or serious viii detain him at Marshheld
several days.
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Accident to the steamer Commodore.

PROVIDENCE, Thursday. May -, 1852.
The steamer Commodore broke her shaft
when about IS miles out from New York The pasSen.
gers were taken off by the Worcester boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14

BosroN Thursday May IL, 1852
BY the Canada we have Halifax papers
to May ii. The bark w. Miles, from Cork AZ days. for
NewYork with l60 passengers, put into Halifax on the
10Th inst leaky Accounts from the traits of Canso to
May sste that about 80 sailing vessels had arrived
there bound northward which unable TO get fur
Their of the ice Some of these American
fishermen.
The Straits full of drifting ice, which continued
for much later period than usual
The bark Aurora, from Boston for Pctou was forced
ashore by the ice Powket Harbor. and the brig
Manila, from Halifax for Quebec. with West India pro-
duce, wat cut through aud sunk at Ship Harbor
Serious fears were entertained that all the vessels IN
the Straits would be or less injured by Ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
Seducer shot.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, May -, 1882.

This morning, on the corner of Fayette
and Calvert-sts, Mr. League merchant of this city,
evelled double barreled rifle the breast of Joseph
Dreamer, young man who seduced his daughter, and
two weeks since married another lady.
One bail shattered the stock ola revolver in the breast
pocket of Mr. Creamer the other grazed his breast and
passed through his right The seduction has been
the town talk for months, and the rencontre has
been generally anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
Anficinafed Duel.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, May IL. 1852
The City Authorities have received an
anonymous communication that duel Is TO come OF
tomorrow between Messrs. Woodruff and Frazer, in
Jersey.
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The Florida Mt Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, May IL, 1851.
The steamship Florida, Capt. Lyon, has
arrived here in 81 hours from New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14

BALTIMORE, 1nufsday, May ID, IoJ-.
The National Catholic Council to-day
held their second public session 1t consisted only of
requiem services for deceased preates and address
from Bishop Spading, giving biographical sketch Of
Bishops Flagett Tyler and Eccleston. The Cathedral
was crowded, and the ceremonies were very grand.
The bills on the ST. Mary's Bank were
worth at Columbus Ga the 7th inst, from 60 to 70
cents the dollar. Col. Winter receiving them
In part payment for produce.
The ship Prentice, recently on fire at
Charleston has been found little injured, but the cotton
in her seriously damaged by fire and water.
The Charleston Mercury publishes the
acceptance of Mr.. Desaussere of his appointment
U. S. Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
HeaIth of MIR. Clay,

WASHINGTON, Thursday, May ID, 1852.
Mr.. Clay remains in much the same con
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The Steamer Union Mt Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday My II, 49,.
The steamship Union, Capt. r. Adams,
landed her passengers ym NewYork in this city at 10
o'clock on Monday night.
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Gamers West Wind and Roanoke.

NORFOLK, Thursday, May l3, 1852
The steamship West Wind sailed to-day
for New. York. The Captain and several Of the crew
and passengers are seriously ILL.,
The mship Roanoke, for New York, sailed yester
iay with Isl passengers.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-04
CONGRESS-

We present. in another column, synopsis of the
proceedings of this body on Wednesday and Thurs
day last, which is far dates extend by reg
ular course of Mail. No very important business
has been disposed of thus far, and deem it useless
to crowd our columns with the proceedings in detail.
Our readers will no doubt prefer, do, to have
the kernel without the hull. We shall continue to
furnish regular synopsis similar that alluded TO-,
but shall also give all important votes and such de-
bates may be of interest to readers.
The House has been engaged, for some days past,
in rather a warm debate the proposition OF the
Committee Public Printing, TO give the printing
of the Census documents to Messrs. Donelson and
Armstrong Of the Washington Union. The PROPOSE
ton is give these gentlemen the work, be exc
cuted on reasonable terms, and the printing to be
perintended by the Secretary of the Interior. Mr..
Venable, of this State. spoke the 26h January in
opposition to this proposition. His remarks shall
appear soon.
The proposition above referred to, in relation to the
Census printing, was finally referred TO the Commit
tee of the whole on the State of the Union; and We
may expect that will be fully discussed before
final action is had upon it.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-04
THE SPOII,S. -

The Raleigh Register appeals TO its party in this
State to unite, organize and rally, with the view of
carrying the ensuing Legislature, as to ensure to
the Wing leaders the control in the Congressional
and Senatorial Districts for the and twenty
years. Not one word is said about principles, but
power is the object, ''without why wherefore"
Will that paper now come forward and give
some why the Wings ought to be restored to
power in North Carolina : Will it condescend, for
at least to discard fancy sketches and mere de-
camaton, and furnish its readers With something in
the shape of argument! Why does the Register de-
sire that the Wing leaders should obtain control in
the next Assembly
What, in short, is the Register in favor off What
is it up TO, politically?
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-04

BEAUrrFuI. FIGURE. The following very beauti-
ful illustration given by Divine in Chelsea,
on Sunday, December, 2sth:
Two painters were employed to frescoe the walls
Of a magnificent cathedral both stood on a rude
scaffoldng constructed for the purpose, forty
feet from the floor. One Of them intent upon
his work that he became wholly absorbed, and in
admiration stood off from the picture, gazing at il
with intense delight. Forgetting where he was, he
moved backwards slowly, surveying critically the
work of his pencil until he had neared the very edge
Of the plank upon which he stood.
At this critical moment, his companion turned sud-
denly, and, almost frozen with horror behed his I'M
mnent peril another instant, and the enthusiast
would be preci7ated upon the pavement beneath ::
II he spoke to him. it was certain deah-if he held
his peace, death was equally certain. Suddenly he
regained his presence of mind, and Selling wet
brush. flung against the wall, spa,erng the beau
tiful picture with unsghty botchcs of coorng. The
painter few forward and turned upon his friend with
fierce imprecations, but startled his CHASTITY face
he listened the recital of DANGER and looked shud-
deringly the dread space below and with tears
of gratitude blessed the hand that saved him.
So. said the preacher, we sometimes get absorbed
in looking upon the pictures of this world, and in
contemplating them, step backwards, unconscious of
eur peril. when the Almighty dashes the beauti-
ful images, and We spring forward to lament their
6estruciion-nto the outstretched arms Of mercy
and are saved.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-04
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

We published in last Semi-weekly, and give
to-day in our Weekly, the proceedings of Demo-
cratic Meeting held in Catawba and we also pub
ish to-day the proceedings Of our Duplin friends.
The true spirit is making itself felt and heard. We
trust our friends. in all quarters. will come up the
work with energy and zeal worthy of their noble
cause. We have right our side, and the people
with U.S. and we have, therefore, nothing fear
but apathy and Indifference among ourselves.
The Democrats of Duplin, it will be seen, omitted
to appoint Delegates the State Convention but we
have doubt they will attend to the matter in due
time,
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-04

He WORE FLAsHV WAIsrcoAr. He wore a
hashy wais,coa; on the night when rst we met, with
q famous pair OF whskers and Of imperial jet. His
Of gentleman worth forty thousand dollars all his
own. saw him but moment, yet methinks see
him now, with very fashy was,coat and beaver
80 rs brow And once again l saw that brow-no
neat beayer was there, but shocking bad 'un was
his hat, and matted was his hair He wore brick
within hi. hat. the change was all complete, and he
was nanked by constahles. VINO marched him NJ
him now, charged by these worthy officers with kick
Ing up a row.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-04

We have been requested 10 call the attention of
the farmers of Wake County to the importance of
forming an Agricultural Society. The advantages of
such Society self-evident, and it is therefore
unnecessary to submit Arguments upon the subject.
We hope our farming friends will take the matter
into consideration, and act the ensuing February
Court. 1t has been suggested that meeting be
called on Monday of Court for the purpose of Or
ganizlng Society. We trust the meeting may be
we'll attended.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-04
THE DIlEI,

The duel between the Editors of the Richmond
Examiner and Whig-Messrs. Daniel and Johnson
after the exchange of one shot on each side, was
. honoraby adjusted - in the presence of another
Editor and quite number Of distinguished gentlemen,
well capable, says the Correspondent of the Bal
timore Sun, " Of judging in honors' cause" Good
So we have another adjustment - and nobody hurt.
The duel was fought on the farm of F. P. Blair,
near Washington City and the parties after the fun
was over, shook hands, and then, by invitation of
Mr.. Blair went to his house and were entertained by
him in his usual hospitable manner.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-04

De Bo,Ds Reuie,c is now established upon good
foundation, having circulation of over three thou
sand. We want highly educated class Of
merchants and we believe De BOWS Review is cal
culated to impart just such insirpction mer-
chants ought to have. Each number is devot ed to
internal Improvements, commerce, manu- features, ag
rculture, and contains literary matter and portrait
of some distinguished person, with biography.
This excellent Review is published New Or
leans, at IS per annum.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-04

Five of the most remarkable women of this age,
perhaps any other, are at present in the United
States, each representing different countries of
Europe, to wit: Madame Kossuth, from Hungary
Jenny Lind, from Sweden-Parodi, from Italy,
Catharne Hayes, from Ireland-and the celebrated
Countess of LandsfeIdt, from Spain, better known
as Lola Mon:ez.