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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17
Gire reliaibfe Gercnrnnie.

2aS ,,Qu5lano" entbdlt, aus Der Seosr
zines SOuntirs auf einsm bremsr &auf-
fabrtbsiftiffs, cine grSdblune ilber bic Ser
brennun9 Der eeide oes Ssma Qrgo, Sber
priefsrs uno Haoibab5 Don &tonfone auf
Der Sunoa. SnfeI Bali Nab inoifhn
Sitte murcsn feline fdmmtIitm Srauen bm
i'm SOos na69efbidt, 3. b. lie lfiIrbtsn Iit
ieblf in bic SIommcn, wsItbs Die 9side ib-
res 9errn uno 9ebieter5 pcrietrten. IS
mar am II. Qu9uit 1850, n98ir botten,"
erbdblt Der iunae 9rsmsr, ,,unfsrn Stano-
punft Dor een SOoesgsriiisn Der Bebsr
genOmmen. 0ter wartctsn mir eini9e Stun
ben, bis Die Spfsrun9en, Die Dem esibname
oe5 Sswa Qr9O 9ebradt wuroen, 70 wie Die
oneern YrOjsfiiOnen uuO ScisrIihfsiteu,
portlbsr poren. Die iibriaen RaoIhab3
Ger Snfet, bic pstfbtCoenen Sber -uno lln-
tsrprielfsr, 70 wis Die 9anSc MsnftsnmoiIe,
marsn nah uno mad bsran9efOmmen, in
Dem ea5 SOIf bic erOFen tra9barsn Sbhr
me, in osnen Iib bic Wsibsr be5 Dewa Ur
90 btfanpen, nit iib fbIsppten; biefelbsn
birbsn wdbreno Der 9anSsn Scit beS Sp-
ferns IN brcn 9eru(icn, mo lie, auf cen
Sum TsEsr binfubrsnoen Srutfeu fsbeno
nit Der 9r6Btsn &ubs iib ibrs 9aars Su-
re6t matten, Den &6rpu emiaIbten uno
ausrIei 4nO,ouun9sn in 8strsf Ger bffertn
Sdiirung osS SsusrS 9absn. GncIib
wurbe Der 9sibnam esS 8acfhab auaejun'
bet, uno nit cem erifsn aufffsi9encsn 8aub
wurosn aud Die Uerbdn9ni6pOuen YIantsn
binauSQelbobsn. Sine pOn Den @eibsrn
uah Der onoern 9isn9 tann auf oa5 dusse
@noe Der YIante binauS, perribtete nod
Elm fur5ss Gsbst uno fpran9, pbns ii6 Su
beosnfen, in Die Slammsn, wdbrfno cine
ibnsn auf ben GOpf 9sfeets Saubs, fObaIc
lie in Die 8IutB Fam, oaponfc9 uno nab
Der reIisitfsn Qnfidt Bar MaIapsn ibrs
Ssele gen 5immel hua Rein Shrei IisB
fdb b6rsn, uno in b6hfisnS fi,nf Iinutsn
marsn fisben msnfbIihe @sfsn, bic mir
nod sbsn wobl uno muntsr 9sfebsn, osrsn
Stimmsn mir 9eb6rt battsn - Qf6e. Son
ben uCQen runoen 9liroern. eis lid ebsn
nod in bic fsItfamiten Sewe9un9 ibrer re-
Ii9i6fen Sdnje 9cf6mis9t baiten, BON ben
Ian9sn, fbwaVen. uppigen Saaren mar
nitts msbr ibris. 2is game @efbihte
gisng 70 fhneu DOR Iit, unc Der au9enbIif
libs GinSrud pirfte 70 fart auf mid, eos
i9 mid in sinsr Qrt Sddubun9 bsfano,
aus weGbsr mid erft Der sntIseIihs @sruh
ernedte, Der SuunS bribsrorau9; mir bat
ten nun ssnu9 9efebsn. Die na&fOI9enren
Gsremonisn batten nab slnsm iClben un-
bIide ibr Sntsrsfs Uerloren. QSir ltsbsu
cen esibuam bes &aofddb rdu6ern, wie
sr wctIte. uno mahtsn uns auf Den ,Ssim
mea nab Der Staot."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17

~Qm pOrlssten SOnnrr(ta9 Warsn
pier 5tincsr bes 3bOmas Sinnsp. a MeiIsn
ObsrbaIb SaIifar, in Oaupbin @auntp, auf
Dem SeIoe, als Elm 9swittrr Fam. I'm
iib 9essn ben Ss9en 5u f6hsen, bs8aben
lie fib untsr sinen Baum, uno trauri9 Su
msIotn, Der SIie fblua in cenfeIben uno
tootste Swei BON ibnen, SamurI uno Sames,
ounenbLidlih.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17

ESM Minnefoto SerritOrtum fOu
un9efibr Uisrmal 70 9rC6 fsiu oI5 Der Stoot
Ohio. Seins ednae III feds buncsrt uHo
fhnf uno iiebsnbis MsiIsn Don Horomeften
na6 SHboften. Der MitteIpunft oeS Ser
ritorium5 III un9sfdbr Sw6If bunesrt Mei-
len in elmer ssraoen Gtnis uUn esm 2ftIanti
fben uno benz StilIen Mere, Elm toufene
MciIen Don bsm @CIf Uon Merifo, uno crsi
bunbert MseiIen Don Der Suofon'S 8ap.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17

~u I'm porIeeten SreIta9 be9aben llt)
feds iunee Mdnnsr aus Der Na6barfbafI
oes MOntsOmerp armsnbaufes nit einem
Boot auf ben 8lad Sod Damn i'm
SbupIfinFub um Su fIfben. QtS iie nat
Saufe MOLTEN. befdICIIsn crei oerfelbsn ron
sinsm 9iuno nab bem ufer bu ( d rp m
men, ober traurio Su msIcen, elmer Don IT,
men, 4amens @barIs5 @arbsr. fano bel bic
fem Baeslfid feinen Sob, pdbrsno ein an
esrsr nur NIT Mubs esrettst wuree.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17

8iliam 8risbt ein nsuuiibriger
SObn Don Ssrsmias 6. @riabt, oon Gam.
bridge Marptano, farb in SOl9e ciue6 Sis
Bss pOn elmer fbwurSen Sdlan9e, weI6en
er unsefibr neun Sage per fsinrm SUoe err
baIten bate,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17

Sauernen uno Sierbdufer. Die
3abl berfsbsn bstrdst nab oem @ubIie eeb,
ger in Der @itp philadelphia $40 Sapernen
unc 400 8ierbdufer, in ben Oilfriften 1859
Eapernen unb 900 8iGbduier, mtbin i'm
@an1en 1929 2avenfn uno 1896 Siabdu-
fer,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17

SS9tn. SamusI tSids, wObnbaft pbn
wsit DopIsstaun, Buds @auntp. MURDER
wdbreno einem SaseIfturm am l7tsn SRA
rs 5ubner er16Iagen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17

Ga 4 on.10. Suni = @eFrn murbe Elm
fleines Boot ais eS ben Canal BEL 9IsncCu
Surnace binibsrfabren wOute, BON einsm
GanaIboot umaewOrten une 5 peripnen lino
ertrunfen. (9crrefp.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17

~Ote @eiesnfaat, wsTds burb Die
felt einisen @Odsn beifebence 9aniti9e @it
terung Gin uerIprsbsnbes Qnfcben sewOnnsn
bate, fOu, ,Uie es ieet bsist, in manten
9sssnesn bss Staats Dur6 bic SIiesen lei
hen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17

N@G Sin @ontraft fur bic grtauun9 Der
Serre Saute unb QItCn (SuinOis) Sie9eI'
bobn III ein9e9an9sn woreen. Sie RiessIs
babn miro lib cine Gin9e BON us Meilsn
9onS ilber ben facIibsn SbeiI pOn SuinOiS
erfreden.
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DIED.
!. Nov. 10. JOHN LOW, IA the $50

Ath residence Boomnsd.e, Nov H. JOHN Low, "a the $50
OF Ia.
re rcatvc ..d friends Of the smy sud those Of he sss
Anhony eonsd requested attend the fnHers stss,
further nvaon Thesss Church, Sany sterncoa iiss
met , O'Clock precisey . -.....
On Frdav lpess. LAURA CAlhkkiNt. "a
daughter Vi VIM G. and Mssarrs l. fhcmpsoa aged months
and ~ dsyr. a.,
The aad rcnds OF the family respectfully nsiedts
attend morning n ck from hes se
No 81 He-tett Her viii Be saen 10 fash"s T
On FRIDAY EMMA asu,h,er Of Henry ws,-oa IT, ssei
months sud - days
The , OF The smy invited TO snsnd ne funeral ~''
SATURDAY ~ O'Clock, at No ln NortoA IT.
FRIDAY evening 10, oek. At the rcsdeace Of he's
son No ~ Csnal. Mrs CArHARiNE JOHNSON, rcet u to-
staten Island. the 10Th oi hef
50 Notice of funeral in evening papers.
short Hness ROBERT BARTON printer, astvs
OF Lordon -
% Thusdsy rnonn. Nov. II. Ms MARGARET ELlzABEru
re Of heuy kGber foreman o. The Naonal Democrat Once
ard a. year,
ferS. snd relatives OF the family invited TO ssead her
Saturday slerroon at ocek from No ID LIT ct Tbs
feH<Es vii lie taken TO Grcenuo od
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SUPERIOR coURT-Beforc Judge DuEa
VIM. c. Farley against the Hudson RIVER ksilroad.
Bvo messenger in the train for Albany and

YIN c. Farley against the Hudson River Railroad.
Bya passenger in the train for Albany ana
Troy reht 4h Dec 1851 for injuries received during
collision Of the cara plaintiff, who boss caIpsnl
Jsvno been seriously injured il is said, and prevented
from attending 20 business for four rnonins Ihe .o
Issin took place near Croton Westchester County tHe
train IL which Mr. +. was hsylng been run .h" y -
ceeGiug train which overlook them a Tram ie', W."
aid before that in which plaintiff took passas ana on
St train reaching Croton or near IT, difficulty arose
between the conductor of the train ana TWO Oh u
cers bound for Hayerstrsw the fare having Dssu M
mar dsy and the passengers refusing 70 pay 'ne
efs and the trim was stcppOd 70 put the ou "Hne
VS. stopring an engine overlook mem snd sfucn ~
~ he crs III was at bend OF The road ihinsoiary
II tie ezpress train for Albany, IN winch tns
ri:,,;s x~,s he being in the hind car, came up on
scbrq the train thus stopping they backed ana TURNER
~ nd while doing go another train came up ana Struck
,b ear in which plaintiff was and smashed Il 70 pieces
Dnbcr Of persons being hurt among them the plain
~ r. yrs sometime before ne was e1trlated rom "
strstiop. when he was conveyed 70 the house Oh ar
Gnderson End next morning plsinr was orougnt % tne
90 He yssunahle The counsel said 70 do any work
80 Or ( r,onths. and is NOT a well msn yet.
In defense Is denied that hr. +. received rnuen III
nv or was detained for any great length OF time from
h. Lusiuess Sesled verdict this forenoon.
Frances Wynne agt Rosine Desnare1
Rv lady boarding 81 the house OF Mrs. d. reshin.
AZ the time in Chambersst 10 recover damages iof
Legged assault and battery, and false imprisonment
was sad that plaintiff sent for Mrs ID. 10 her roo ant
made soue complaint ard request 70 the room, &c
which were not accededto II 10 said Mr.. ID. told plan
id she must get other place, and pisinh prosio
Cd herself nesf day The assault and battery complain
| ed Of il. that Mrs D. spt Ia Mlss Wa face, ana "a
sls: imprtE?ppeI. ~ siesstioa 'bst Mrs. u ''c~s
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'iife sll opposition 70 r. even N the Common Council
chambor-Erust ward to those engaged IN Y large
profits.
Therefore Il j.. the ovuers say:
II Cur property uu. be injured ly rliro,d r1n'1s
iiorfh brosdwryif this Common Council determines 70
rece r,rad IN that street. a-s'nr- our reousTtnct
ihei eve q re prvi ge Of reszing from nc ron1
Trs inevitably ut from tho no session gcf vii1
uoroioy, tic cs-es which We will bsyond dC1b. other
" - sustain n the depreciation O. our property. ,
One cher poin-, and hat 10 have receiver
rot inc citet.fcu T. importance slnsnes.
Broadway has just been laid with Russ pavement al
IN expense Of hearty bali n MILLION of dOars making
the stlet, n isc'. railway from curb to curo, AM
WHICH for beauty ami durability. commands the lint
rEiion 81 all The ensnts the line Of the street have
not even YET been relieved from the annoyance % her
bcness necessarily attendant upon the laying Of this
pavement; the cement j. yet wet, which this pave
ent ress tie bill OF expense have not yet been pati
wien, with shrill cry Of improvement and pro
gress which for centuries has been the stalking horse
Tor all kinds Of monopOles this pavement Eas 10 De torn
up and Destroyed, for thu purpose Of testing expert
nents in railroad traction
In conclusion and in accordance with the views above
expressed. the adoption Of the following resolution Is
recommended:
Rc'sred That 1t Is eNpcdient to lay railway in BrO,d
way.
Il, however, the Common Council conclude thst
railway n Broadway Il Necessary then the following
resolution : recommended for adoption:
Refeeed That the Controller advertise for TWO weeks
IN the corporation newspapers for the proposals OF laying
railway intended the kind OF proposed TO BE there
the fare for each passenger the money bonus which
Will be paid into the treasury per for the privilege
Ayng such rails hen Of license fees and asn the amount
which will be paid for license fees for each without pay
ing -ny bonus and that the Controller report the result
10 this Common Council 20 the end that c0nirsct may ne
made with the highest bidder of the character snd con-
duoDs Substantially recommended on pages 49, Lao
l4l LIZ As Of the majority rerort of this COMMITTEES
(senedJ SIT wAsD.
Nov. IL, 1852 Of Special Committee, &c
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.
The People rs. NichOlns Hewlett, charged
with the Murder OF Charles Baxter.

COURT OF OYER AND DECENTRALIZATION Judge
EDwARrs and Aldermen WARD and DgNMAN
SECOND DAY-Friiay, Nov. ~, 1852.
The Jury in the case of Nicholas Hewlett,
charged with murder) out all night, without being
able to agree At IL o'clock the Court took recess
with directions 10 be called should the Jury agree At
latwas announced TO the officers that they had agreed
and the Court was sent for.
The Court reasscmhlcd at /, o'clock, when the Jury
was brought in the prisoner, with his brother by his
side having been in some time previous. The Jury
,crdercds verdict of Guilty Of Murder, with recon-
nendaton 20 mercy. The prisoner exhibited consii'
cradle emotion the blood ruhing TO biz face and MS
brother Yves sacctcd to tears.
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NV
There was very large business done at the

There was very large business done at the
stock Board today and the general features OF tho
market remain as before with strong disposition To
oucratc. Erie was an exception to the upward move
ncnt and was allowed by the bull party to decline 10
q Il sfterwnrd turned, however, and went to yf al
which il closed The ssles Of the day reach 7,0oo
rhares Of which 1900 were at the Second Board
where prominent "short is supposed TO have bought
in The movement in this Stock IL very strong, and
il sees TO be generally admitted that the party opcrat-
Ing for rise can do ything with they please. Long
Island was strong and advanced 10 AZ. Hudson River
touched ~, a further Improvement. Harlem remsins
firm IT 73t. Ia Canton the upward movement con
tnues and iales were made OF s2i after the Second
gosrd On advance Of 81 y cent. stoningond and Nor
with are about AS before The speculation does not
arpear NJ vet to have touched these Stocks Heading
was weak and offered az 1901 Eoaragua fell on again
AZ the morning Board TO 26, but ressted and closed
firm AZ q with large sales. The Coal Companies are
very firm. Delaware, 1871. Pennsyiysns Coal III.
Dsuplin. s. Cumberland Gil. The sales OF Cary I'm
uroyemen, were 30 shares, closing at IL bid. An
order from Philadelphia for 1000 shares was In the
Board at II, ard could not be hlled. TIC premium
e,ocL, were In good demand and very arm, and Of
Bonds the transactions were nearly 10000 Among
the ..Ies were 900 Government Co.. 900 Georgia
tain ed and Erie Ie62 Bonds sold at 1Ooi the highest
point they have reached For Utica and Science
tady, III. was paid. NewYork and New Haved, lis.
Michigan Central ll2l. Psnsrns, l37. Rochester and
syr.cusc l25 Michigan Southern, 49, bid, i3i asked
and ct the elose the tendency Of the market was up
ward.
The business in Exchange 10 very dull foI
the steamer tomorrow. Leading drawers Of sterin,
are selling at 10 p cent. Francs, 5lJG5l2i.
In Freights full prices are obtained, ant
there is considerable activity. To Liverpool, 300
bush Wheat, iId.as.d thelstter in bags. 1000 bbl'
Flour 49, and go or ], 100 bales Cotton, 5l6d
The steener has Cotton at 0l6d. 800 bbls. Apples
81. 900 tierces Beef, 81 a66 Wheat at Cd. To Lon
don go bbls. Resin, 36 Flour, 36. Grain %. 9eio
Turpentine, 49, 100 tierces Oil Cake, 35l. on &c
4oj 20 bx Tobacco, &c. To Glasgow ~ DIX
bscco, 36 To Hsyrc tho packet Of the hf' 'As 20.
ton al &c. Ashcs ct seasl0. Measurement s'O
ard Bone q. ;c There u good business dong
California including eco bbb. Pork ON private terms
vessel of 1000 bbls was taken up for 81 Domingo
$1,000
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury "er
a7oloo Paid. &lso, 55s Bslsace, ttsnrS.
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SECOND BOARD
PmAprrrurA sALrs or srooKs Friday,

No, a-Fnl BOsrd-te60 Long iland H. H., 20is 800 do
.os., 40 Penn. Band, Ilgl 52lZ Iehah g. I5Hg tfi
eyer Mesdow Railroad l'b 70 %. 200 d. %, 200 sea
.,y Mori ~ roo Penn. 81, % loo do ~ YNecb
Trnrh 9ls 500 Long Island Raosdes S Is Harfisbers
Parosd 66i bgo sch. Nav. 6. ~ - Com Baneh 1}.
eco snsq Canal Coup. o., M 900 WI H. " o. Df 10
Penn H. H. AZ 100 Read. H. a., soi.i 1000 Do Mort o.
luA. 80. 49, =, -. "a. o. ~ .
a. 40 sch Nay D. H. NJ Yarn Nech Bank, Tai fsD WI
m A. ~ eis Com BsnI tis; q COZ l.adns RH g. TO 81
XIV g.ak Ili q, Meadow RI, 49, ., Sch s-,
10, Preferred, p ~ $50 Penn - v ~ long
rd r. scaii soo Leh N o. g 400 Long Island hh' OF
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the hall door next day when Misc w VS.
about 20 20 sway and detained her for about
two h01r-snd that che also locked the door -
the afternoon. when plaintiff went 10 get sway her Big
age. The cause d difficulty. it was said, was A. 70 the
amount in the proportion Of the week which had oc
cured since lsst payment ME- w. paying 81 wees
fer board, and Offering 81 for Whist due. but Mrs
ID. cemsnoing 50 20. No defense was offered Verdict
for plaintiff si2a.
Before Judge CAMPBELL
Geo. d. Phelps ACT Gosleio kicseie.
To recover $26 quarters rent Of premises in Liberty
st. and $500 damages for taking away certain sxtnfc
being yauh two sheds &c. In defense, IL IL said de-
fndsnt hiself broke his covenant by having himself
or permitted others 20 tear up and excavate Liberty st.
I'D 10 srd including these premises and causing damage
10 defendant and incommoding his family &C. for
which he Chains 81 900 damages. To be continued
Monday.
CIRCUIT COURT-Betore Judge MITCHELL
Peter r Roach against John La Fargo
To recover II, $50 AZ for lumber alleged 10
have been delivered to Mr. La Fargo, by order OF hs
scent for house in process OF erection by him az Glen
Cove IN sept. 1850 The agent as alleged, Was MI VIM
L. Holly broker IN Wallst In defense if u aid that
Mr.. La Fargo treated with Mr.. Holly principal AMI
not a. agent payment was also set up 10 Mr. Roach
but which payment i wss commended was for another
account for lumber had by contractor in the CITY
The Jury found q verdict for defendant.
Before Judge MITCHELL
Wm. F.. Wilmerding 4 Co. at John Mcintosh
On note endorsed by defendant for sest o. MAIDS
in his favor By Thomas Mcintosh & CO., dated lob
November 1850 al months snd passed by the latter
10 plaintiff who auc;ioneers In payment tor bin
of goods In defense Is alleged that the Endorsement
IL forgery-,hat Thomas Mel. is a Of defendant
that the father endorsed for his 10 limited amount.
but that the Endorsement this and some other notes
that have been claimed torgeres. IL denied. IN
reply, that it is forgery. The case Is on
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

RAcING.-On THURSDAY evening some fast"
the races drove down Grandst at q furious rate, and
without stopping to pay the usual compliment to the
ferry master of the Houstonst Ferry passed through
the gate a. the boat leaving the bridge. The for
ward wagon succeeded in getting on board the bost
The other carriage having two horses attached to IT,
did not reach the end OF the bridge until the boat
several feet from the horses being however under
full headway. made a spring, cleared the intervening
distance and landed safely on board the boat The
carriage became disengaged from the horses and fell
into the stream The two young men, perceving their
danger late to check the horses jumped from the
carriage unharmed, and were left behind sufficient
time TO pay their ferriqge and rumnate the consc
quenccs OF fast driving The carriage secured aud
taken on board the ferryboa
TEMPERANCE MEErISG.-The City Tenn
perancc Society held meeting on Thursday evening
Of the Methodi.t Protestant Church in Grand-s, which
was well attended. Mr.. John Mcintosh presided and
Edward II. Rowlandson acted as Secretary. The
Chairman stated that this Society organized in
April last, and had been in existence nearly seven
months during which time two hundred and seven
signatures had been placed upon their books plcdsins
70 abstain from the use of alcoholic liquors Mr. Jacob
f. Vsndewater delivered a spirited and interesting
address, referring to the numerous evils arising from
intempersnce and urged in strong terms the mecca
sity of such law would do away Ia degree at
least with this dsmnng curse upon humanity. lie
was followed By Mr. Jacob Vreeland, who made few
very forcblc remarks in favor OF the Maine Law.
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New B.rr,r oHunon.-The Baptist citi-

zens Of the Sixteenth Ward met on Thursday evening
at Knickerbocker Hail. to take into confederation the
propriety Of erecting Church In the Northern por-
ton Of that Ward. The meeting was Organized By
choosing Mr. Andrew Bridgeman 70 preside, and M
T. 5. Miner. a. Secretary Prayer was then ofercdby
one oithe brethren The Chairman stated the object u
the meeting After debate pro and con, DR. +. w
Rsnne moved that COMMITTEES Of eight be appointed 20
investigate the matter, and report NJ subsequent In ~,
ing TO the proprety Of establishing Bsplist Church
to be located the Northern portion this Ward The
following gentlemen were appointed by the ChsrnAn
such Committee E. w. Ranney. ID. 7. Ogden. Lyman
Taylor, r. r. Randolph, John s. Seal, Peter Wentzei
David Morris and Andrew Bridgem8n. The meeting
was then adjourned for two weeks.
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csxs MlRkEr-Thsre has been an extensive bssinc.
sscsed in WHEAT during the past week az au advance
E ~ ~ sd pcr bushe In FLOUR ind lNoiAn Coax the
trsrsaced has been Of lees extent partly from the
sd Quantities now in stock Both artices are firm at
-, I'M quotations of last Frisay. Western Canal Flour,
nIsrr,i 3C to 23j6 Baltimore and Philadelphia bar
z,et 10 sajO: Oho Flour, barrel $50 to $50; Sour,
3 barrel alo to 2c6: Wheat Y. 5. white " 10ibs, no
us; Red and Mixed do 3, 7olbs 81 TO 6l0; Yellow
1,so Corn iSofbs., 81 10 500 White do, y 4sOibs,
Asars are dull of sale 27iaze fOE Pot aad "a asa3
,ef cwt. for Peais -...
per cwt NJ ale. ,ero-.oa s;r;t. os rr-oo,,;os
.se worth 50i G52i per cwt.
TsLLow far inquiry and Y c. brings 45 per cwt
a, he SPOT South American 80 as and Australian H.
al per owt H., -, .,,. -. -.
sery little DONG.
dus-Pslm Oil is in s.eady demand $50 tuns the
.,o, sold q. $50 5d41o Ci per tun Pale Seal Oil IL IN
ar demand at 23d eS5 lei per tun. Rape Oil steady at35
prcwt. MIL, h,.o h -. 100 ..r .oa
. 7 per tun for Csmpeachy and "a s. per tun for St. Do
neo 500 tuns Spanish Fustc cold - Is IS IL per
fup small lot OF Cnnwood brought En- 81 per TIM, aud
rs turs Green Ebsny 45l5j per tun.
Yours respectfully, A DESSisTovS & Co.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DEATH BY BunSpG-A little girl, two or
three years of age the daughter of German womsn
named Gardiner residing OF No. 99i Ssndsst, was so
shockngly burned few days since by her clothes
taking fire. that she died shortly aiterward But for
the opportune arrival of come of the neghbors. sew
oral other children might have shared the same mel
srchols fate. The mother temporarily absent 81
the time.
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lanes yI'Henry's Prices Current Of American
Produce.

Pc, 5sia1 LIVERPOOL, Friday Nov. 5, 1852.
PRoyisioSs-Beef is IN air request, and anything tine
brings good prices PORK and Bacon nominal Lard
sells slowly. Cheese is wanted.
RICE active and again dearer
OuERcIrRos BARK has advanced 10 g. for Phladsphi
srEPm OIL is more inquired for OF WHALE the market
is stil bare.
TALLow is less brisk, and rs. cheaper.
BREADsTUFfS-The advance Oh Wheat and Flour last Cd
ysed has been fully maintain with business quite equal
supplies Indian Corn sacseDs little, under heavy i'm
ports. am, very respectfully, JAMES MctESkY.
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SPLENDID SHAwLs AND SILKs.-COlumblan
hs NO. 81 Grand ST.. confines offer the greatest bar
shis n Tifh shawl silks aud other Dress Goods OF any
hosse In this City. Their stock ofeesan Brochc Cash
mere and Woolsn Loug and Square Shswls Is unsur-
passed; nmie their assortment OF rich Plain, Black.
Boeade. Olaoe and Plaid SILKS for richness Of styles and
coors . only equa I'd BY the unprecedented low prices
Muslin De LANES Merinos Saxony sna Stuart Pads: also
oesI The greatest insaeenens Cor the Ladies preferences
whilst their stock OF Msntilla and Cooking materials such
Vclvets OF every width aud Pesse Coshs OF every
color quality and form constitute the largest sud most varied
assortment Of Rich Dress Goods oferrd in this cv
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School ExAmrsArroS.-Public School, No

School EXAMTSATf0N.-Pu0hc Sch0Ol, No.
2 under the charge of Mr. Joshua Reeve, situated in
Mddsghst., went throush an examination yesterday
afternoon in the presence Of the City superintendent
several members of the Board OF Education and a
number of the parents and friends of the pupils. The
exercises were in the usual branches and passed of
creditGbly.