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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
Passengers Arrived.

n seasiip CRY Of Manchester, at PAaadNr's- Cres
Lire oMss Ems h, Mss Evans, Miss touss Niss Wet ~
Aarh Hsfth. Hamilton Bsk,t, lazy and eabrea Col T.
Ferus eer,snt Mr. PaTln Ms Pskin, Gen G. W W'lhsn
George Jaurs, John James. Mr. Hars Mrs hsrr-, NJ
ghhps Mrs. fhips Ahed CsiscoHbe. Alfred Lowell No Cold
ham. Mrs Gotham Alexander Forrest, M Aes Forrest.
Mss Gamble Mr. cne Mrs casaS Mr. joel ,nt az Daughters,
Tour, Mrs Heury Ers<aaw and chldren N.Y. Lap
Humber Mrs Askn. tddal-, Mo james lad
Mrs Kea aud three ehsn, Mr. J.a Johssss.
Parker. Miss Noyneaox, Rev. james Narpay. Nss
Mr. Gse, MG ChanNe, NJ Chsshoe, yr, h-ary
Bad.hs~ j. Marcus. Mr. Monsbert Mrs lewson, VIM Bach
Arthur jane beksiok Samuel Hood Mr. Ast hrs.
Cooke. Mr. WAins joe ph Anderson kes Mr. saan wm Qsas,
Mn uew.ou Lupton. Alex Gamble Henry Gamble,
BsR.y, Robert 6resor Mr. AsAirs Richard srsoa, M ssk
aud Jas Woodhe, ia. Doafhs, Mr. Hs~ks Mr. Wstse
Dickson. Mr. VIM Dckon o. and Ms Iervs and thrss
chrea. Miss fances smith, A. serksos. Robert td5el JosepA
Banes Peter Bsnes Rebeccs Ba-s john
rhsn,oa. Frdk h.rn K Mutt Jos Msnncsn, fhemss sc~s1.
Mira swa Hush NewAn john InJco Joseph Mctd Esca Cud-
d. Ties Cud'y Henry Dudley, James Tuner George Ecs, Wa
Comhe Matthew Clark sydney Ehz Clark Samuel George Cisk.
Clsrk John C. Crk fhrabehs CiFk ThomSs O. Csks
l. Clark WIN. Bsckbatne Ann Ham csthsrns Baras.
AexasIer keenan Dogsa MSco sssy Macom gesssy MAI
coin, Desi Naico WI Malcolm, Eliza Mam JOIN Nartssh,
McBurney, VIM Smith, John smith, Joseph pser krs Ass
smith Smith, r. W Meig~y Thomas Charles Worth. joke
Walker, Ann Waner, Jonathan wsher, John Marsh.
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MONDAY, May 24-P. NJ


There is no change of Importance in the
Stock market but the fances continue heavy, with but
little disposition operate either for rise for fall
The reaction of the last week two If it were earlier
in the season, might prsduce more activity and
another advance, and such a result is not impos
sible yet but there is not much probability of any
important action during the coming months
Reading, at the Second Board the hrmest
stock, and closed at 77ss, advance of 3s Saur
days price. Erie s6Is9s6as, which Is easier.
Zinc, 1873 decline of l2l4c. Harlem, Tx. showing
steady market Nicaragua dull at 30. Hudson
River in better demand, at 624. AT the close, the
Second Board was heavy.
For Sound Railroad Stocks and Bonds
and for Federal and State Stocks the inquiry was good
and the market 6rm- Madison and indianapolis sold at
lQ5ls New-Jersey, 1876. sale of Mohawk made
between the Boards at los Northern Indiana llll2 ;
Michigan Central, 100, &C. Erie Bonds were firmly
held.
In Sterling there is not large business
doing for the Boston steamer but the leading drawers
are finn at l0is dlOl2 The bulk of the business has
been done lOli elO there being but few buyers at
lOIs. Francs, 5.l6E as Is. The supply of bills is
moderate but the demand has been by no press
ing.
The market for Freights is not active
and rates are weak Cotton has been taken for Liver
pool at 75c alOOc p bale 1900 bbs. Flour at lol4d
10000 bushels Grain, Sled. Deadweight Isl, &C. To
London, Flour I'D 30 tuns measurement goods. %
Naval Stores o. To Havre the market Is duh al &C.,
and to the Continent generally the rates have DOWN
ward tendency To California there Is fair business
doing at $40 2 foot.
There is no change in the Money Market.
The supply of capital .ti abundant at as y cent on
call and rstcass short paper Large balances remain
In the hands of leading houses unemployed even at
these rates.
There is a good inquiry for Railroad
Bonds for home investment well foreign consump-
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Spoken, ko,

May H. Of sarquesa Key, bark Brsss, I'm Me-
BILE bad been Bahamas BY chip and Lost rsea toe
pdl2s OF ST. Jsso bns Portland from New York
May ,. on Cape Wrath, 10 miles distant bark Hisckley
Lorng. I'm. New Orleans Tor Gottsnbsrg
May T. lat 81 % lon 90 b. schr a. Parker Jr, Hail. en- Boston
for Port Prince
Mays Oh Cape ST. Nicola Mole shr Jacob William Cora
New fOh.
May H. 20 loo. 70 TO- barb Paro, Prodsnes Tor No
bile.
May 90 lat 49, on 70, bark Wsltan I'm Boston for
Havana
May ia. of Kv West ship Duchess d. Orleans Gn NsxYsk
for NswlDrlsans.
May r. Of Key Marquis, .hp windsor fn - Cor New o.
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PnILADELpHIAM ARKET-Monday, May

24-CoTToN in good demand full The weather
has been pleasant to-day bat there has been much
BARK is steady at So per for No QuERcITsoS. The
FLOUR market is very quiet and inactive The demand for
shipment is limited only 500 barrels fair and good brands
disposed of at 50 l2 per barrel which Is freely
at 81 o. Small sales Tor the supply Of tho retailers and
bakers al - 2l0Si Is for and good brands and
a. 57Bd$I IS tor choice brands and extra RYE FLOUR s
steady 81 Is per banel The stock of CORN MEAL is
quite small and further transactions have under
notice.
There but little WHEAT coming in and but little offer
ing Prices steady Sales OF 1900 bushels South
ern Red 9c per BUSH and Pennylyana White at 81 o.
adost The market continues bare Of RYE and wanted
for dstng at 75c CORN is in good demand but supplies
come forward slowly Sales OF 200 BUSH mostly Southern
Yellow at Gle af0at In OATS no transactions have been
repored except lot of Virginia at &c COFFEE Is held
firmly SUGAR good demGd at the late advance, and
200 bids Cuba and Porto Rico sold at 81 d6c ~ H. time
WHISKY is in limited demand Sales Of OO00o barrels
2OtQ2lc; hhds are held at the same price.
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New.York CntrIe sIarho.-may o.

For Reeves at the Washington Drove Yard OF 4
and 3itl and at Chambe RAINS Hudson River Bulls
Head foot of Robinson-st For Cows aud Calves Sheep and
Lambs, Brownines In 6tst, 3d-sv, and also Ut
Chamberlan's
AT WAsnIxcroS DROVE YAED-24d Beevea 1900
Southern and Western, remainder this Ststel This l.
larger supply than with the exception OF last week.
had AZ market to months past Prices however do
appear to be at all affected, another Sales
Of good retailing qualities made at from 81
ID, mand good. and buness active toward The clio there
being but about 100 head left over I'D.
AT BRowHIsG's-3O Cows and Ca Yea Sales atf,um ~
81 % 81 seas rs All sold. 900 Sheep and Lambs JHsrsd
Sales at from 50 to - 50n or tbe torrner aud 81 62 -
S. 25 to S. Tor the latter. Len over, POO
AT CONGRATULATIONS RIVER BULLS HEAD
fered go Beeves Sales at from 20 o., 60 Cows and
Calves offered Sales from So 506s 10 $50. All sod.
1000 Sheep and LAMBS sale Sales OF Wool Sheep at
from & J0a - Sc 50 Sheesed do $L0S}tos5 Lambs
at from Sass 81 to 81 80. $50 unsold.
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ID ED.

On Saturday evening May a. WILLIAM BENJAMIN, Of the
late Col Johh Bensf,.n, OF straod Conn., aE-d ~ years
family and Of his William BENJAMIN Jr,
and and Of his law C. C. Gordon are ~
yed attend fursra No 262 Pearl st. near Myrtle
av., Brooklyn, al 3 O'Clock this day
YORK from The 18th day day Of May, 1852; Men,
~; Women, 6t Boys, -; Girls 74-tota, BIO 49,
popexy Asthma L. AtEuph,a 3 Angina Bleeding
@ scaded Bronchitis Cancer OF Womb Cancer l.
Casualties Cholera Inantum p Cholera Moous Consumption
Convulsons Group TO- Congestion OF Lungs - tchNa l.
Cyano Ca;arh Debility @ Dehnum frenens rhea o
Dopsy Dop-y the Head 49, Dopsy the Chest browne
Epilepsy Erysipea T. Fracture Fracture OF sit
Fever PuerpeTal 3fevcr remit sn
l. Fever Scarlet Typhu H. Fever Nervous Disease oil
Heart Hopping Cough g. Inflammation OF Brain infam
of Bowels of Heart l. Inflammation OF Kidneys l.
Inflammation Lungs 49, Inflammation OF Stomach g. inamnt
on of Liver Insanity Mlrasmus 10. Measles l. Oh AZ :,
Paky 2 Premature Pleusy I, Renmltsm l. Smln 'or
Teeihng Tctanus Liberation OF bladder 'aood worms
!, Unknown 4. .,
So1-Under year years. 10 s. 49, TO 10, 22i
20 90 40 ~; ~ obO, II ~ 10 No. III 81
TO- so. 8; 30 TO 20, p ~ 10 100 unknown5 "a
Places of NafirfyUnted States, 1885, Ireland 81; hnsan lOj
Scotland Germany, 81 France, Austria Swltzettni
Prussia. British Possessions IN n America West A'es
unknown, T. -, p,..u, T.,
and 81 Island City Hospital 10 Amshou btcs
Isand Colored Home Coored Orphan Asyiun No
Inernen,s returned from Wards Island, -
A. w WAITS, City Inspector
ctr Inspector, Office, May q, 1854.
wrrxLr Rrrohr the City OF Brooklyn S the week
,sos,. cholera nintum Consumption 81 ceHyu-'ons -
C,oup Disrrhea Dropsy Head l. Ey@pet feVer 20"
puerpcrt, |; Fever, Scarlet - hrHt Us
Inflammation of the Lungs a. Niri,
Neass Old Pasy /; Premature Birth, 5n<ai FOX,
s; sin born 3; Teeihing. Ulcers
Males "a femae 49, Adults :, SSn.1Il - S oecer
OGce Of tie Board IF Re0hh
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. MAY "a.
Cleared.

Cherokee. pavenpo New Orleans. Hss.na &C..
%. RaAer- Nes sds M,on ALL Howard
shssn, Edwards Charleston Thos wSddle Nddstcs,
Br MeNuy, Dahous Dewol Co, Hsnsah Kerr. Mar,
quebec A. BELL s. Co.
Bsrks Excelsior Whitesey New Haven. w. Tro~bdse sons;
Haiv, Nicho savannah snrses cesunia Coz Rep.r kos
der s.. John, ~ b. Rodewa Bfos; Nelson Place. ochst.
Acapulco, Nelson Place
Bss-Jsmes Wallace Poster Philadelphia. nomp@ou Hunter;
Churchill Prince. Neuyitas }. w BnNeN Col j. Hacksy,
Johnsos, Philadelphia Nesmith 4 Sons
Yorktown. wosan Peierburs Jas Hunter Col
Mary {. Ames Pse, Newhuypou W Lesis Aheons.
Boston, ". Lewis Japs Wethere Possiepo, H..
Hsvens h. Arcularu Pierce, Portland j. T. White Col G. L..
Lowell Boston, r. W Heruck D. h. Warner, Tottsn CtsrLs
L. MeCready Coz Exempar tBE) s,nit ST. Joia NIB
J. q Dealey
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d. usr1 .-r-i Tol-s 80 o. Latter a~te> 81 ~ I.
t,s, feas. 40 - l.~. cast Csras. - x.s- s'-s
H'rf ~ >sF Breed casci Cis ~ d, .7ss' fts- -
n.1-s - ts forr. - a. Psrl 81 90 - ,s,4a fel
b. % Corser sl AZ cs Dri coisA. 1919 . Hams -
BEIss w1.r lsss,.,o ar. yurntss a. 49, Fsa-.
n d. P1 F-h. IS 10. for.. 81 d. bre - ~ S~s- - 81 -.
s'ssd - raiaiar' q o. Cora ,i-ii = a. y- s ~ .
3sis 20 tari ss Refined 'eser - l,,r ; hl, Di.s ~
Iron Sales Piano FORTE = 30 ?. Pa n. r cas- css %
Ne ~ a sss ZAP, ,, o. Isnee' So p i,5, s So
s. 81 81 Run 80 "a = H-y !, taas - "a p ses
bcres Eui ]. b. Pa.sr 10 6s. AZ ~ sts Hsia-, 10.
N1eae57 ,9ra.e. oder &c. fnase, d. ion- y p 2, Var
ter. 10 ea.sys v,ol as s-gs' 49, n M,a-. Tos,sco
sl0i y Lard Is cases Copper ~ boves C,u. LOGS rs hae
OIL ilse. Oh. iGcr - hhi PoIk b. Flour.
s, n Ia.,-,, p1s. corissc =. i gId co.'s. - A., Do
leo boxes Herrs D. - 70 Cheese IN So. Mans 9 gA 10
bbls Po,'to - Kegs sar Bread $50 c' n5'sr icPsre Fur
nurc. naguerreoyre CasS hl hv c;ss shors %
ker Na - - ioo~. 9, c~t dne CD Fsh, ~ h,t> Snip
e Dad CO ~. s boI ri ed Yih SO 30 Con Mss > Ss
pSss nrss sSSi 70 Isfa loss 10 Hans 3if0 ch,ec
60 Br''er tiS 20 PRE- - by> caase. his iSe,sso
Mule. Hor~es - s>s Fa,nsre 20 10. asHcuharal hop
meni. 20 dozen Brooa' pigs weoiwar nests Iaaa - es
900 feet lumber loo TIM. Coal 100 bu.A Corn.
5ca,es Svnp. 40 10 Caret pAs- Furniture > Cots. bosc
sasles t Cns case shoes. de Clothing. boxes Candles.
l0oo Shnses. sbhl Sp;s lurpenire bh four do ieSed
Mtrco -sts pigs noe.,ic- ~ ro,, M,iches sU ~ NNnG
Tobacco - kes- Paints. bS coue ~ oz Beer y
Perun-ry ef.0 n Shot, rs hh Has "a krg
Nails rkes Bssu 80 bbl Fr do Alcohol IA u Iaer,
l.i5 b Lard ~ Ref "a Candles, o har I, DcS,
= Sugar Mil - Papers Nbeel case Conbs ennses
Cane 10 Pkss Futs do D!"ss q eSs I'm Plates : 30 t''ns
hxs Five Graders Lace, - tx Cinnamon - bags Cocoa,
Coih DO ,es. ppes Gin, 10 tas Sheeiss,
eases SKIS. Dengclus.
BR,-3 j. Flour DO Bet 80 do Stores 40 pkg
rtcu 1910 Hams do Tea. 2i pkas DGck l>t co'
CoFsge, leo Candies, 80 rea> PAPER. 3 pkss Doneuc
Cgars Hardware, b kegs Nails, Rre hshcr
Corn Mil cases Den; Instruments 2baes Jaapl Cow Boats
,. Iron Mis-. cases K GOpts.
pkg pemestrs. IS hhds Ginseng sOi gals Brsr
dy los bhl Beef 1875 do Pors
Fuur Candles 81 pkgs Costge 80 uoEen sar-apa
rflla Sxrsn
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Disasters. &c.

srrss from ohe OF scr Ocean Lodge Of Gloaoss
dated the Gut Of Csnso May T. says We have had bad
time ran thought had rough weather.
but badnsyer m We have had reef
ed oresal thirds the have
You the schs O. H. Rogers Greyhound and
Howard Of Gloucester Columbia Of Belfast and Lind
Southport all we'll but not done mush fh
Bank The above The 6 fee, Gloucester which
heen heard from since the heavy gales Of April
ssP BssJ ADsxs before reported bach Bsmoc iesky
has finished dscsrsDg and beng be admitted
Abrabams Dok, hove
Hendersons wharf, for the stopping ths leak
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ENGINE MArcH.-A match betwt

Engine MATtH.-h IIu0OH DOV
Fnrin. COMPANIES Nos aud II of at tbs foot oil r
ton-st Yesterday evening amid large CONGO ue OF
tors No s. inch cylinder engine, supplied NO - h
,nd FIVE minutes forced 81 pals of into her box
No IA ga inch cynder then supplied No snd nrnsuea
her with 81 pals Of in the same time bJtn coya
mes then tined the capacities Of their respective ns
playing over the Liberty Pole at the Ferry Inc pie Is ~
feet inches in hight and as near az could oe s M a.
No threw stream full 20 feet above the cap ana no IL
from b to IS feet The difference being in favor OF NO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
Markets.. BY Telegraph.

ALBANY May 2-FLoUR has been steady, with moderate
sales. COTToN-iOO0O bushels cold at sole for mixed
Western OATS &c. with sales Of ZOO bushels. The
receipts since Saturday have been Flour 10000 bb Corn
5000
BALTIMORE May 2l-Sales made to-day Of $50
BEEvEs 50 50d$ IS the hoof-equal to S70sJ net
Hoes sold at 50 25.
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MARRIED..

On Monday May ~ by DR.. Krebs, JOHN $. CARTER,
M D. OF New York CITY MARTHA ALnRA only daughter Of
the late Jason Fem, OF New Haven, Conn - zo,.o.
On Monday. May a. by Rev L. Magoon Dr. j. w COiSsoN
TO Miss SUSAN COHDiT daughter OF CALVIN Condt, ESQ., aho
York 49, =. ,.,,,-c.,,
In tins City BY Rev. Dr. Mclroy Mr. JAMEs CARt
Miss DICRERSON daughter OF the late Rev Jonathan
DiCkerson. ,osppu
A. Peekki Wednesday, May 10 by Rev ID Bond M JostPh
sINONDs Boston Miss GRACE A. daughter OF James b.
of the fnrmer place.
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PliIIADFLPHIA ,

PHILADFLFHIA, NAY llfIYIpd-fiIfk Eagle Mathews.
tai srs Boston, Carson Providence Iowa, WheelwdsLt New
fork ~ L. DAVIS Davis, do; superb. Raib, Norwch ksor,
Cak. Etport vancovi, Ray, New Mechanic Cam
DAT, someTs, salem, M H. b. Foster kelar New rok
Telegraph sOothworil, Hartford
CeGycd- Bgs Mahero Jaman. Kingston JA Iasks Parnst
Boston schrs Louisa, Nheewrs, Boston H. Flower
Hartford Lady suffolk Crowe Boston Republic, Hodston
Boston, CoFson Boston, Mechanic, Cam Tshfs Han
nah frenber, Taunton Dart, soers, Boston H. Foster Nd
Telegraph, sonsOrth Hartford Sarah LOUISA
New London propeller honsdes, Green, Sew,Yoh.
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILAprLpHIA SALES OF STOCKS Monday

MAY a. lS52-Fusf Board Penn Rll 43 50 UnonCana,
az = Penn Bank ll71; $1,000 Reading Rll Mort. 6 "a,
SIS $3.50 Penn s., asa $40 VII RR 6s Y5 $4,000 Sch
Nav t. Us 80 s54 Sch Nav Mort lat, 65i 10 sch. Nav
s,o,k Sc1ip 25 $3.50 lOa 10 NJ Am Bank, li7ls
500 Harrisburg RI 6, 20 n Am Int LOS % Sch Nav
Int. 3la. - -. -, 80,
lsa $500 Penn 1914 si05s vii RR o. s5s Anehill
7bss % Penn X r., 43l s4,25o Penn State &c. 95
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Arrived.

stp Harkawsy, colsy City Point ds. ballast Taylor
Merrn
Ship Uuion Davis New Orleans May H. with mass to Pros,
HICKS 18Th INST of ToHsas exchanged signals ship ns
hencs ioT New orleans.
BrFk FSoeo Nhlesey, New Haven ia, ballast, To n.
TroVbIHgc a Sons.
Bak George Se0l,us Aess, csnao via Rio Jaaoss
April -. I. W. Ripley
BINS anoerer, (Brl Denson Windsor NJ s. Il d. plaster to
Soule, Whitney a
Brs Ess of wsnen) Richardson c,eadeso. 30 d. sugar aud
order nth INST, 30, bo IS spoke
clay Tnpp, OF and cor Nestpor, with $50 bbs oil
Brig Sarah Wooster Noostcr. ST. JohBs T.. May 70
Sailed with barn Aecbs
load for Ia May h : -, on ~ Is spoke brig
MaT1n lisy~wcn from Portland fos Falmouth Jsn,cs
18th lat - a. Ion 10 spoke bns ABBY Jones, Cab, fn Boso.
whshp Antsco OF New Bedford, II do had tasen Is bb
BIS Pasor Prus Hambureh ds ballast, pa..es-
schuadt Balen Ion st lat 40, loa o. spole iis
burgh ship Charlotte Tor Hsmhugh, hence.
sChooucrsJanc {. Doughty Murphy Philadelphia d,
Alexander, Badsn ios New Haven Richard Borden for River
John weis, smith, Tor Providence Beat English, Lyon tor N.
d. wood rnion Whi;enore Mschss humber sp.on
haybe~A Co Phens, Hsgos Westerly, l., IN ballast VIVA
Haven ir riadcpha chas Carroll, ssander Philadelphia for
Hartford Mary Adfhne, Tunes, Chhcoleaaue Va "a b. NJ
Fox Rachel G. hossel FISHER Chncoeasue, with A.
Steamer City Of Richmond Miehe ri hnoni and Sorfa u
hours, Sdsr. aud p'ss, TO Mailer a Lord
sAILED-sie,msp~ Cherokee. Davenport Orleans saA
Havana Sierra Nevada, Wilson, Tor Aspas A. and Others.
BsLOw-I bark ana brig
wIND-sunrse, s. W. thick; Meridian, S. H.; saasst, S. w,
with
parted her cable CoeDss reef fortunately brought ~
be- snail bower. without further damage Of
rocks dey opposite per East River and ons, TO BE- husnedb BY
vessels coming 10 an'hnf IN mat Nisinity-
1hls W. DdAy) at OcOsk, Sshr
her bo~spu' BY steam ns Oliver Esvoa which
bsse' ss,n and swung them aouioi the schooner, which
ansLor Il the Dutisf=.k ohannrL
Tho sbp Continent Druond Liverpool has aachore at the
The Ham. iierscel Jacobs Tor Hsnbush
al s. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
Receipts of Produce. MAY "a.

Bvne Erie Railroad 346 bbls Provisions pkgs. Lard
334 DO Butter ,604 sides Leather, and 1913 Sheep.
BY Netc- Haren Raroad-ll0 pigs Cheese, and 80 do
Butter.
By North Rrey Boqtsl lOs bbs Flour 81 do Ashes 80
do Whisky 81 DO Provisions g6 do Beef 2750 bssh Corn
and GAO do Wheat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

FIRE.-A small frame shanty, IN Jack
sons Hollow belonging 10 William smp.on, was ou'nso
down on SATURDAY night Bst Damage small
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LxrrERs DRoppEp.-A pocketbOok,

contaiupg three letters found at the corner OF %
ard Nassus on the evening of the e'h inst one OF lue
letters wa, from the firm of WainwIisht Barron mSI
chants No 80 Wash ngtonst, NewYors and conta'hea
check to the order of y Barnes Son Tor 80 Aup. ~
forn Ds-li,. Albertson Rose No IS Prontst Ne YORK.
containing check Of $500 and directed to ls'ac Geoss'
Aexsndria Va And the other, which dld not conIan
thing a, from the firm of Wilson Cobb, NO. % rron
New York They delivered up 70 tue aoovens I
firms by Officer Stephen Coyle, of the First Disrct -
The letters. it stated had been sent to the
Post Office abcst o'clock the evening they were
found in Brooklyn but how they came here nobody seems 10
Lnou
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By Telegruph.

BOSTON. Nay 24-Au bnss Richmond Madeira Aprd T. via S.
Mfhae NJ Wan Buren, Phd-ipha; Lsyetfe, ondus schrs
Austin Msfose, Emms sardsha. aud Chapel Philadelphia; Roo
New iofk steamer City Of New fofk.
Cd baAs Velocity Cbarision sea. Philadelphia; brss Niger
surnem Toledo, Havana J. cisy,oa Philadelphia schrs
Edirh aud =. &.
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MINIATURE ALMAHAc...-. THIS DAY.
sva-Rsss--- 3i-Sets-.-..T 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS In
HiGH warEa......rHls DAv.
Hosi ais sam Gov. Island. f ga Hell 0atA. SEE
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FLOUR AND MEAI.-There is no change TO note in the
value of Western and State Flour the supply of the low
grades of State not so large ana the demand CONTINUES
good for the Fast and tog export Good brand- OF WESTERN
particularly Of 3ho, plenty and for these the inquiry
is good There ven little done At the Exchange in the
afternoon and there disposition TO abandon the Was
Exchange altogether by the dealers Breadsus Canadian
is firm with fair inquiry and e 10 ~ had az our inside
fsme Sales 81 5000 sbls at 81 e69> p for mixed TO
fancy Brands The sales of Domestic reach $500 bbls at
81 6kdSi ISL for ordinary TO straight states ~ OO 81 ?,
fox mixed fancy Michigan and Indiana and - 0Si 1871
for common good OHIO Southern request the
demsnd shade beser for shippog Sales OF 2t00 obs
at 81 S7tdS Ga for mixed to good straight brands aud
81 $3.50 so fancy Rye Flour duh and very heavy
- 25 Corn Meat inactive at - % for Jersey, and - %
for Brardywine
GRAiN-There is very little Domestic Wheat on the
dian good supply ard In fair request Sales of 800
bush Red gc In store. and oOo bush mixed a. DC
Southern is and held above the views OF buyers
Rye quiet 7ic Oats plenty, dull and lower sales
of State at i2dilc aud Jersey iDdtlc Barley Is dull
anc quite nominal at 62066c Corn plenty tbs sup
ply exceeds nd There is less INJURY tor export
and the close the market heavy Sales Of 80 600 BUSH
at 2c for H. aed 62}dSfc for low high Mixed Western,
aud t6.c for prime Southern fell)~. Other kinds ara
scarce.
WUIsKY-The market is buoyant and the supply is
large sales OF ~ hbIs mostly Prison, at 2llc 9llc.
Drudge is hrOyant NJ PIC, time ard interest
PRONISlONS-Po continues dull. The demand ID
confined the wants OF the homa trade The ece ps are
still large stock is small far below that Of last year
AT this lime ssles of 800 bbls Sl8 p for Mess aud 30
for Prime Pre Mess is quiet S8 and Clear ut Sl9 %
Sour Mess and Prime quiet ana prices nominal Beet
in good demand and the market firm The receipts
are not age; sales OF go bb at sl0d sl3 Is TO M-s and
s60S7 80 for Prime Prime Mess is inactive az S9 jl0S
Reef Ba, are quiet but steady at SIS 500sl6 Cut
Meats duh lower and prices nominal sales Of Z, hcrce
Dry Sailed Hams &c Shoud heavy 8d =.
Bacon freely offered and Is dull at 909lc Il nd -
plenty md fair request at 9tOioc IN bbs, and liU
lie IN kegs Butter IN moderately and he demand
il fair al l9c for Western News ork and l50l7c for
Ohio Cheese is plenty AID quiet at G95lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
COMMON Council body met last

pgf Henry A. Kent Alderman Of the Eighth Ward in the
Cair-Several petitions for renewals of stage licenses were
presented and referred One TO put on additional
stages from Greenwood to the Fulton Ferry and another
for new from Fulton Ferry through Fulton, Court
and Livngsonsts and Fatbushav 10 the city limits and
one line 10 run from Caharne Ferry to fatbush Captain
Kirby Of the Third District Police presented long Inst OF
ruisances which exist in the Sixth and Tenth Wards when
il appears comes within his duty TO sbate Aid Fowler IN
reference TO the sshect remarked that the list presented
showed renissness Of duty the part OF the Captain OF
that District and thought he should be peached lie SAID
the poce system ap complete failure and rec
commended that some economical system be es.ao-
shed The communication was referred 70 the BOARD OF
Health The following resolution in regard TO dogs
adopted THAT the Captains of the several Ponce Dis-
tricts be directed to be destroyed all dogs
lpe without nuzze from the LIST day of June to the LIST
day of October and all dogs running al large az
night, all seasons, TO be destroyed, II unmuzzed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LARGE CoLLEcrIoN.-A collection was
taken IN in james. Church Jayst LAST Sunday for the cath
Ole University Of Ireland snd the of $500 was reA7d