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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

a ~ Ira MERRITT, Ladies French Shoe
Store as removed from No 1854 Bowery No S12 Bowery
live doors above iths N. BAH kinds Of Ladies' Shoes
and Cater Boots made TO arder.
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u GouRAup's LIQUID Hair Dye is,

without exception reservation the best ever In
vsnted equally celebrated is GoURAUDs Medicaed Soap
pmpes freckes ssllowness chaps r0ughness
PoudTe Subtle uproots nair from Of the body
Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss at 81 Waker-st
near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

SpRING AND SUMNER STYLES OF HATS
Am great variety as can be found in this city,
y j. w. KELLOGG.
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NETWORK.

The list of Delegates to the Wing Ma
tional Convention is nearly full. We give the
names of those elected below, SO far as the Dis.
tricts have been heard from
Delegates to Wing National Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

IL The three days later news from Eu-
rope is interesting. From Hungary we
learn that the spirit of the people is far from
destroyed, and that martial law has been
again proclaimed at Presburg. General Sir
George Cathcart has arrived at the Cape of
Good Hope to assume the duties of his stu
alton as Governor General. Sir HarrySmith
will Immediately return to England. His
operations have been of late more successful
butthere is little change int the general aspect
OF the war. In France, rumors are rife of
various changes, and speculation is still
busy with the probable issue of the
May Jtte. We note one report, that
.the army will or that day present a
petition to the President to take upon him.
self the title of Emperor. This can hardly
be trse. For, although, without the sup
port OF she army, his position would be
hopeless and untenable, yet so glazing an
imitation OF the worst days of the Roman
decadence would be an imperial augury too
alarming even to the warmest partisans of
the Empire, Louis Napoleon has shown
too much care to preserve show of pspu-
lar acquiescence to dare to take the final
s'epwithout quoting the .'desire of the pee.
pie, which was so manifest in the coup
d'ftdt.
There Is however, really less said .bou.
The Empire than there was few weeks
since. The interim between the fste itself
and the announcement has been 50 LONG
that gossip has exhausted itself. The re.
fusals to take the oath are more freousn,
than was anticipated. Among the later
recusants who have forfeited their s;tns.
tions by their independence. We note the
names Of Cousin and Villemain. In Iralv
the Hing of Naples has yielded to the con-
slant circumstances of the repre- sentatives
Of civilized Powers, and has istle relaxed
the tcrtures Of the political prisoners. Ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

Doors AND SHoEs.-Gentlemen In want
OF article OF Boots Shoes or Caters are invited
30 call on the original BROOKS and examine stock ana
they be suited to their taste IN style and
price. His establishment No SS Suont, opposite the
fooxo Of Church
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EScoURAoE ENrERpRlsE FOR 1T IS Al

w.vx xSrrTLED TO SUccEss.-Mr. q. MURcH the expe
,enced and popular Halter. Of No 80 5dsv Is nj
e;ns his EMISSION (which take It is to furnish his
f.ios men with Hat Of superior excelence most tn
umpbsny Original in his ideas he has stepped out OF tne
beaten track usually pursued by his fellow crat,msn ana
X des~ryipe Is commanding His new store rs
1oue in itx coEcspti~n AMI reflects the highest ssa
pon the designer workuen and all engaged IN us hng
m and his show window with its brilliant tets OF gas tno
6eautfb specimens Of his M in hatnakinE the ornament
tstou &C. arrisiically and effectively arranged
Noshpe Ike progress MURcB determined In TINS pro-
ereye sse keep 10 the forward rank indominata9e
ndustIy sk AID perseverance, will enable him 70 ooit he
- nav most splendid and tasty assortment OF boomer
- osher Hats Tor Misses while that for Gentlemen and
Children Of all ages well worthy the inspection OF all low
err Of the beautiful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

" GENIN issues this day his Summer
ST, les of Geutlemen's Hat. GESrs, No PA Broadway
Opposite ST Paas
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" VAN DEusEN's Improved Wahpen

aids nature the proper secretion of color and nument to
the human hsr By few weeks application of this great
remedial agent Gray Hairs be fully restored their
gnal color For sale at the general depot No l3 Cham
bers-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

Apyrcy GpA~,s. Buy Que OF FREE
uIxs isit,ble White Beaver Hats tie makes the real
Simon pure at his own factory snow-wmte raoaua
top-st near Gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

DEMoNMcAL.--The report of the explo-
don of the Reindeer and the destruction OF al on
6~rd was a has thus tar escaped
Sscoyerv: but the town talk" OF the besuty elegance
aurahiiy and ecrioity Of KSoxs new style OF Hats IN
which s ssee may be relied or with the ut $
Ts price L but four dollars and KNOX, Nc l5 tuton,
4 run down with customers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
tY' Jenny Limbs Concerts are crowded

and MLLERs Ladies' Shoe Store in Canast; for at
otker in Newyork such beautiful Cater Boots
be obtained at 2 and l6 such Bussns Tyes aud slippers
at and lo and the second qeay styles 81 and
per pair with Boys Misses and Chidrcns Boots and Shoes
IN moderate prices No wonder Ladies patcnze MLLERs
No. 1874 Canslst
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w All suffering from di
II LYoN's Kathairon, for the H

the most deserveoy popular toilet article ia and s
also sure preventive for head ache falling and gray
hair Price % cents Wholesale Agency, No. lol Broad
yay n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

MIssoURI-ALFREDW w. LAMB, Of Ma.
non Co., has received the Opposition nomination
for Congress in the lid District, over w. " n
Bay, friend of Col. Benton.
In the With District, Hon. JOHN ). PHELPS was
renominated for Congress by an Opposition Con.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

" CnIT(S fTIuUt 10 TItuSUIt ut CfNEE.V o'
No Aston House. fiji by necessity. The result is not merely
being calculations that cannot fa
absolutely certain OF the thousands of dozens made at
GREENS 1851 a single shirt returned msit
Such unerrng exactitude has before been kaown
Hosiery AND UNDERGARMENTs FOR THE
SEASON The place TO obtain such articles No l04 Bow
cry Lishtnes elasticity cheapness combined in the
ZEPHYR UNDERGARMENrs
90 often and highly recommended by physicians as pre-
servers Of health. They deserve trial
A. RANKIN Co, Importers aud Manufacturers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

T We recommend the Ladies who
nave not vet purchased their Hats TO give Mr.
YoUNe cali at bis store No % soweIy tisdecidediy
the cheapest the city He keeps the best assortment
thst can be fundin iaci it proverba that what
YOU cannot &c that fashionable in the straw line you are
Sure 10 get at YouHGs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

LARGE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-We
would call the aer,on Of readers to the large sale OF
l2s valuable Building Lots So and ath and 9th och
and loistss the eeater Of the beautiful village OF
Yorkyile. FRIDAY, May 81 1852 az the A-tchaas tx,
CHANGE by ANTHONY J. BLEESksa, Esq we Nerequesiea
10 state that no this valuable property Will be
- ssssS ,""' r ~ skle viii Do positive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
RICn CARPHrINss.-

Rich CARPIrINss.-PErE &
nvnrHREy, No S7s Broadway. Of whitsst, have
- received direct from the European manufactured per
ss arrivals from Europc large ana elegant assortment Of
nh Hcsac Velvet end Tapestry C&psiins sassne sny-
one ever before In ths country psstsrns entirely
o1onevsy own and for sas full 10 Per cent - than
o3hss stores ceiling similar roods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

W ANpkEws Il LANpHIER, Merchant

Tsilors have removed from No. 2S to No 6H Broadway
(nvewstes Msyble S.dings between Houston aud bieeck
crss where they prepared furnish articles 10 thek
NM ~ the shortest notice. the fashionable materials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

~ General House-furnishing Articles,
IN their ysriety-Wooden, Willow Britannia TIN, Iron,
and other Wares; Wagons Popelcr Cahs Carriages We
ment store. J, KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

~ Government Stock Bank Notes taken
At par for coed Groceries The best of Teas Coees and
Sugars better and than almost any Store in the city
A. PARKEks Temperance Store No. PA Broome, Of
Ludlowsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

GLOMoUs English Imperial Three
ply Csrpe,ns Of gorgeous and sttens colos MAGNIFICENT
unique mosaic scroll figures before exhibited
No ~ Bowery, HIRAM ANpERsoSs. Also American
ehreepy Carpets at &C and per yard, Of elegant
sprins sfylee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

Y FowLEas Il WELLS, PhrenoI0glsts
nd Publishers Clinton Hall No. iSl NAsssust Nevfors.
ma No. l42 WashinTtop-st. Bogton-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
TUESDAY,, O,t. 5-P. N.


The fancy Stock market suffered fur
Their decline to day amo, equal to tina, Of yesterday
Between Tie Boards the o relations continue 10 be
heavy, bet there rejection a. the Second Board
With more activity, the nsrke. closing, however With
leis frnpen The same causes which produced the
decline Of the last few days continue to exert their
Influence reased By she additional amount Of cash
Stock thrown on tho market BY the using up Of mar
glrs The came wide difference between cash aud
time cont, acts Observable showing that It Ia want Of
money and not want OF confidence vhlch Is depressing
the market Nearly ell the transacttors today were
for cash ard besr interest evncs nc disposition 10 put
out contracts Els In tha street went 70 gee bu, 70
covered at the secord Board TO s2a.c With ssles of
100 shares Reading fell of TO Ole. but eoIsd at
g." C. Long Iiland declined to &c at which Il closed
Large parcels Of both these Stocks we're sent
here from Phsdelphs for sale Considerable pa'csls
of Resdipg held here for Philadelphia account have
been transferred ard drawn for which has thro some
lois on the market Harlem remains firm at the de-
cre Of yesterday, wi sale, of 100 shares. Hudson
River 10 slio well sustained Canton declined 20 T.
Stopnston fell Of 10 J719, but firm at the close al
So. -. EorWich was very heavy, going 10 45-l
further decline of3 Y cent Nicaragua was ono Of the
drmest fancies and shows advance Of "a T cent on
yesterdays closing price. Zinc was also strongly
held. Thee 10 but litiis Of Ibis Stock hosins In the
iueet to be Elected BY such depression &c We ars
now having. The Coal Companies, excepting Delaware,
ihow further decline, but there was no to
sell, even TIE most fancy descriptions, short North
American Tus Is steady. In the sound Stocks there
10 no important, change, with fair demand for Govern
ntn,. Erie Bends rot pressed on the market and
are steady We annex comparative table shoslng
- ,h naxa All MIA n Z "a
leading ancies aimee the decline commenced about ten
days aimee. 49,
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Did.

Id
I,x.,. - -. L.,t. ,eea. A.
-fotfn > y, O. ncntAy u - -. -, ,,,s
- go - - NAihAhIkL H. rIhDi' o. ~" w
An ,,-;,.S n a,
- - Atse oi ss an are - 90 n,
&C.,, n ~ y heuse {, In oro'hs p s-t
"a 10, a.. O. p, ~, -. ,,; AZ se...,.
Hs fr.-l.,,5 - ~ ~ ~ g Sla,.h ar. r.
spsr.f,n, +, -. y, o' ur--ne y r'--s.sc. No
iso (;r..-. =. - D, -. ta "sn ~. h' a. y
-. - - - T. n OF Iaafs0-y' w. &c
a,,,, -. - p orettNuoo s,.. ...l
.niss $3.50 ,p"r" iH ne CIV o. sroofru' 0' INV
d., g.. r...,- I
CO.. = slolshls' C.bsaci-, ~
a.. Sl-sp ihiiltaa, y Cholsn hofsrs, $500.
Co, So1D,sueh o. Lunr Con'arp,on - ~ 81,
I"ss' p-Arrn Irsr-n., v OhTn-,, ;; pfo2-y ~
" pJs-stery Fever. Typhoie, 3 f-r-r iypaa,
tt-.n.-'or ts boHes itaanasfioa OF 81 mach ~
~ 81 rretit1re Brth,l Sero'uA' - ''E"
~" w.. 80. 81 - te-alnf $3.50
o.. - a., 80; ~; hens p; Children " ie,sl
A. p.-h,ss % " ffea.A "; MssssLL. =. - ~ :, :,
T..i.- a.. - n: XIV AbhA HAN 81 hNaAh. y. H.,o-
,.ry -. 80, - So ssers hs seAle' shiee "
- ,..J .slf- rnEa -afta cay All ~ Hop-
go. - n 70 shta good hrt, Il kept HsiAin ana IA, ~
-. - - Is-'ii - - ,
--tE oiiA ssr1e cay. Hon WV BADGER, o' 6inaion,
no"snofn "a l77a ard ih.rsors ysi- oh. Ne At
sbeo a' ~ o. rus sad honor ~ h.i oea represented
pc nsue low 10 The I-s,sgrs or three pears he mem
per me sstAe snt Pr-s5-n. o.
Jr,'' of The Court o: Common Psas for 10 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

There has been fair demand for Bills
today, and the msrke, IL firm At l0ls 0lOis for good
leading sterling Al los for irs class Names the DE-
uand was equal 10 the supply. ose Transaction Of
10000 w.s made In . bi Of the iaoi' Central A.i'
read Co IN Neurs. Brown, shipley Co., being lbs
ar., I'LL s.sni The loan Of ave millions js" heg'as''d
In England for tAii Company By Mr. Gilbert.
In Freights there is not much doing aaa
The rates are not Arm. Esssgeucnss, 9VOo or 20oO
bushels Wheat, Sd; ! COO bbs Flour, ZIG i4I ~
b.les Cotton. lis; Dead Weight l5fi 1903 bOls Tar
psntre, 9. To London, 1900 Sbh Fiosr' . ana IA
sn,,,e CARO- Of 100 mns OIL Cake at s0i. To Hs1re'
61o hale. Cotton, lac. To California, thsrs u fair
hu,insfs doing.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are
slia7Ca Payments, s3oa,ss6 Balance, s., eo,ss
TIE Increment We sIladed to JesssrdsJ Tor ae0le'as
tie Sub Treasury commenced sOdsy drais for
s,Oo no having appeared Of which about onehalf wa
p,u out, Ii vas drawn for pension purposes.
Thu amount Of Cein ordered for the
sssu,r .0-n0rov, vu about s7Opte'' but $ portion
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Passenger Sailed

h. IN, n mail lf<imrr Ls0r5iq, Tor 1utaraI-r -
stss .ps I.dy n C. storey and sersa Jshn Co.sn saa .
dren ars roaSson, Mrs Fay, NM MCKEE saf rss,, 80
ssshtsr Mr.. Thouapses sas esh T. w Gsse ~
Mas 4 PeafsAB, Msses Jas heDoass {, xrrs.S A.
s,,",,. I'd servant. xeFy, WIN. h.sss Ps ~eKes.
J. l. MeSsHre, Johs Bfassef s,ss. E. 6I.os, Mrs..
Dosss ssr' 20 G. ana dy .si
want, Mr. F.I s.h 40 * g. sc.ss. ST. T,su. ma.
,sn Mr. ssnar, Well. Fargo Co mssesss
agent. adams Co , jshn Csady. wi.n Robot. ~
P.ho,s co sas s oas's AL az ss.
hrs. Atea ahi x,en &rs A Ennis snd hsss
LssHs a. sss..r.ees A'a.sa cs' cs.,s
WE 49, ed vie, Ne Cnee, aiss Coo ur- T.
be- Jebs io~.pb snd foar cAi4sss. w i I.sLs
40 Mr.. sssass. Ms Abr 80 as
sislreu. g. c. Downs Ls~s 80 s--~<. Keller,
sLs psss.nsurs Geo<siss so ~
4 ws %, ". X Hsmiss. vss'sSs TsssS3. aoot'es''-
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Exports for the week ending Oct.

ro..sx Cg bb. Flosr 9f d. EsTsis,Ores IS Oh ssshe
Wb.at - a. ca ,rs-es 10 do. OIL Cake, tHns q sDl
sorss boXes COcbs l5sl rs Ches's pssi"y. ".
tale. Wool case. scamuoay, ehks sprtn o. 70 md, 70
srro 40 ha1 usrces hanuilBfed do. is4 tsss 90
Id, RrbA-t G0ot. DO Essential OIL s. bags asts - % h0SA
es.s coihrps Co. CoBsress Water. 80, al, -,. 81
LvEspooLs.c4 bales Cotton 30 oo. .nr' - - -
srte, 10 90 A.le. DO App-s do Cts,s ~ = - 80
wb.~t "a M ~ lard 5OOOi Do. n-unaetafsd loDSIs 9s
Wood.ar. staves, - s.h ,pin o. cas- So's, -
a. Inar. flubIer SoOds, ID Boo. 90 - = 90 s.eAa
Cuase. % E7ls WaEsJ, 10 >'Ses 0'0eI'' % 10 ~ y
E.,.,ol.to sS Fba IS 80 bushels wA-a'' % elE' Oh
cs...-l A 81 bush. WSsa.
cr.sows.9 baks COttoa -,5 bois Fonf, lso 1o NaTai
So m lst los. Lard, lf.1oU 5usn. Wheat
H-s.-CO hae Cotton, %. eponss 30 bis Ashes - DE-
-, a. 40 Na-al s,ors y 10 Jesssrs Ash, 100 do Cbooe
ore az sss coype IL "a, Nhossny 1901 De Whslseone
Fr snes 0J CSzIs 100 hhds Tobacco, 10 20. Ca Ban
n ia, WaiEat Perurssa Barn. % bass Cocoa
sbs SsFa Stores 54oO0 Gears. 80 BAGS Pea
,g. " cs saDy Manufactured TO3zec0 50 boxes
cloeis g. t1as Logo 3 do Fuste, 40 oe Cedar.
B.usr.s-3l0 bales Cotton, bbs Foar 81 do sava Stores,
EtEbs, 50 tat, LOssooe l3 es Ashes - bids Oar
Ba 10 rese. 10 80. Ess. OIL 600 kss LosTood, y do
cois - do na Rube.r Goods, Srs Parntafe, bags Pea
ssts. do. Sponge -
Is Rstb-I Goods ss Cedar @ pigs sks., bz Tobacco
sol e<ses 90. go essO0ns do.
AHsrErosN 900 Slaves.
6EsEst-aE-2f 200 Slaves.
Lnsss-fg 500 Slaves.
ASTEss-5s bb Fava Stores as DO. Ashes 2r bags cofe
Ibea Rubter Goods 33l4 s Lrd 70 shds Ioeseee
cases Logsood kegs Basz Copsvs 35s5 mai
B.ups HssTz AsssBcA2 bbs. Beet, 40 90 fon - :.
FOnr Tedo Naval Stores. l3s6o sAp Bread, ~ psss
IA Do Lsrt saera,Bs, 500 stoves 49,.
D. bells SEEDS. "a Do. Rice. botss Cock ~ y. = -
rokaeeo. bais Wtck csses fsu-ts Sl'D W $3.50
cosse. $40 cs.:,. - ~. I-,so, traSrs1' WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
PHILADELPHIA MARkRr-T Tuesday, Oct.

5-No further saes Of BARK. Coffee in good tsnsad.
ADD Loco bsss Rio sold sass CotIos 10 hmiese re-
feature so present the FLoUs MARKET The dsmsn1 Tor
shipment u limited and only 10 bsh as:dasd snS s,f
whica holders ere firm, including small lot OF :s1s o.
IS The sale, 70. the supply Il the Ieiass sea esxsss
are limited within ths Tssss OF ~ 70 iof 80
and extra ands RYE FLOUR 10 steady ct ~ "a snd Coks
MEAL IS 81 bbl but 20 ISLES Of sifhm nave cses
Tbsrs /, les. WHEAr yiDs but the demand Tor IL Coz.
nns limited Sales OF 900 e5 900 bashsis f.r sn1 pno
ma A 91s5 esnts per bushs Thsre 10 Rys Offering.
Ia P.nnsvlyanis q worth 791s0 csnts The msrtst Y
bar. Of Coss and & 10 in densed q 75d eenis Tor eoel
yellow OAis are steady. Sales Of pine Dee .1s q -
cents per bvshe sos WHISKY neaa o. ~ esnss W w
rels and al cents In hllds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
sALEs OF SrocKs- Tuesday.

oct s-Ff Beard 600 sch say: Pref 49, fco do s7k
800 do. eT go Union C4nsl is 100 DO. s do 10;
goo Loes Island u r. 9k 500 Do 49, $50 DO az 81 600
-shany caaay g., TO Poem. H. H., 4s a. do 81,
49, Com Bk ga IS Man and Sech. b.. 3Oi 10
Suq ceta. II Phil Exchange, So 5000 Read. X 70,
SOS go NHks X. r. ~
Secrd Be0rdioU Nct'burs r. 10, 100 MONS Canal L. a;
no sthurl ard Nsvglton preferred q 100 rtdpg
So 70 do. 81; 100 ious Is,d X. a. Union Bark OF
1eaEesse- 90 Pennsyvana r. ", i,i 81 900 c;y w W.
-. al.4pl D. li.sn Canal. l5is.
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HOBOKEN ITEMS.

LAuNcH.-The steamboat Deer VIII
be launched from the yard Of Mr.. lssac Y. SUM-
HsbOhsn, N. j., this day, at L. 81. sae loi ,:s'
iors; 20 feet beam and feet hold, andn o.n'1 ~
Messrs Campbell Moody, and others oi .an c'v, ~.
desp Der for towing about the barber shs sosi IA
bsen but, ev Mr. smith, In the short 'pass Of q WORK
In, lava
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
cosRT OF APPEALS.

At the opepingo the Court this morning
rss. Rrs,i.. and I'd IN ,nds ere absent (om iia-ss
,nxs,ood There being ready for ssrumeat
ctr ,,d,s Judge Gardner directed 81 until
,norrnw morning At o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

Ry North Rfrv Boafs-6,667 bbia Flour, leo DO.
WHISKY - DO Ashes 53i boxes Cheese 2 bosh Whssf
$3.50 20 Core, and 6 $50 Co. 0sta
BY Eyie Railroad 3n5 sides Leather, 1s3 Pegs Bensfs
and % h, ad Live Stock
By Nr- IaraT Ral,OaG- 4s boxes Chess, and 70 Pkg
Butter,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

OF the sscord story aud then set Gre The SMOKE ais
above vhO ca IN ascertain the vh-n be DIS
covered tina. the fire bsd already made coasdssse po
Esss Founssy he succeeded scattering the buraine
material exineuist ed FIRE bsfoEs any setou' nm
sse hsd been nplishsd. a delay o. te@ m'nen..
lorfer would doubtless have bsen at ndod visa ~ u -
fearful consequences TIE building owned b. GEAR s
! kelsey, Jr
MIssING.-At an early hour yesterday
norr,ns en- empoye of thu Long Issnd Ra1 Comssny
found horse and standing In hs tunnel 10 Atsnne
ST. about midway between the entrances and mas nss
II wss ascertaned on souiry tb.t bs sssbh men, and
haf belonged 10 baker doing oasloes 10 ne.'
the Ferry who been msdug since the evening pre-
may have beislisa him
FIREnEN's PARADE.-Ths annual pa
rsde of the Brooklyn Fire Department axes place Q. Mon
d, pex, which win also be made the o,cssoa FOR tbs dsd
cation Of Firemen's ball In Henry st.
INJUscTIoN.-An Injunction was Issued
by Judge More Moud.y Of last week resusinnf the
Long Island Rstssd Company from running their l'co
olives or cars upon said rssk 'front.' OF the premises
Of John II Hsntz, of Hampstead
T A motion was adopted 10 Common
Council Monday night proVid.s that the polls b held
At other places than liquor stores at the coming election
-
II The Fire Department Committee
OF the Common Council reported adverse a. the last meet
Ing the communication Of aobinson In rel ion 70 tbs
introduction of FIRE alarm tsessphs throughout the city,
ACCIDENTAL boy named Adam koh-
Ter hurt hms. severely BY coming in contact With al iron
gate which stood ssr In Smith Atlantic, a. he was
rupnins 10 the Mopday night Two yourg mon took
him 10 his home In Pearl o..
BENEFITS FOR THE ORPHANs.-A Con-
cert for the benefit OF the Orphan Asylum Sosiety will be
ryen at the Brooklyn male Academy this evening and
on the evenings Of Oct 9, and H.
TARGET ExcURsIoN.-The Haley Guards,
Cspt Mulsney from New York passed through THE City
yesterday route for John L. Sneakers tor the purpose oil
prsccna taget They mustered sboat 30 en, aud were
accompanied By Adkinss Brass Band.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-A woman named
Mary Brady who had been picked out OF the street IN
state OF helpless ntoxcation attempted TO commit suicide
ing herself With shawl She discovered in time 70
serious eonsequerce and sent home 70 her
friends in New York
ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER.-William
Heron was sestso Monday night for ssssatnI Officer
Nurphv Of the Prst Police for which ofenss he fined
SIS and held in $50 Tor SIX months
BITTEN BY A DoG.-A boy named John
Owens wss attacked by 9 dog belonging TO Mr. David
Nightingale, Monday night at the fire, and Wa badly
bitten.
FIRE.-A fire was discovered in the con-
fectiouerv of James Perry No GO Court about
o'clock yeterdsy morning but Was extins ushed before
much bsd been DONE H IL supposed to have been
the work OF an incen5iary.
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