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in times Of war; their moral effect has made the
heart Of the nation leap with Joy and pride.
New Jersey has never YET been beard in tho af-
fairs OF the country. Now she has a voice there.
But the other day, ms your representative, called
the wisdom ofth metropolis around even me, aud
told them what New Jersey had suffered and
done-tbat sbe had fought more and done more,
and received less reward, than any other State.
There has never been such exhibition in the
history OF nations. She has gone on steadily, and
never boosted; but, thank God, she has no. got n
man that will boast. Depending on Jerseymcn
you would hardly know that they had ever suffered
orever fought any battles, and you would suppose
that they bad received all they werccntited To.
When you come to look at her history you would
be amazed mt what she has accomplished, aud
tonished ut how little had been done for ber., Her
immense resources arc inexhaustiblc. Her hills,
hlled with iron and copper, are lying dead, aud
they have been dragging the money out OF your
pockets In consequence Of an ctcrnaly nuctuating
revenue sYstem. shall not DO bcggar At their
doors. shall not DO neatly mouthed in telling
them what we want shall insist--that ID good
Democratic doctrine at les at now .n-daysi shall
insist upon dragging the iron out of noun
and transporting It 10 the seacoasts lam that
/ am about to tread upon delicate ground, and
hope that will take offence, for mean none.
do II on the principle that the operations of the
General Government shall contribute 10 the devel-
opment OF your resourccs they have done for
other states. intend to get this Of iron veil Of
glass included in tariff system, If they will pass
H. The question OF a protective tariff was aiwnys
Democratic measure in New Jersey. The frat
resolution on this subject introduced by Mr..
Wilson. No will doubt that he Demo
GRAFT man ofeminencc md Of worth--thc loader Of
the Democracy in New Jersey But soon after that
the party split One side went of carrying the
thunder with them, and II was all tho thunder they
had. and they would not let tho matter be settled,
and IL became party question
With annual expenditure of q 80, O00, 900 STAR
ing US In the face. IL thorc any thing ridicu
ous than TO talk about the vagarics of free trader
To raise this amount IL would require 33t per cent
on all our imports, and whom we ell know that this
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stock Sales.

PHILhDEIPHIA, Nov. III Reported by Keen Taylor. J.
FIRST Board-SGN EN- tylvsnia Be- past due 9a 707 be-
city Gas ~ ~ log; 1000 Reading Railroad 6 20 s9S;
CATION Preferred, q; 100 do e5wn 2 400 do az; 80
schuylkill Navigation, 49, q Pennsylvania Railroad II
Lehgh Navigation b III rs do, b6wn II; rs do b5 7Uk;
DO, IL Camden and Amboy Ra lrosd 100: 30 do b6 I5
a. "a lg eJo Morris Canal 81 III 100 do b. I7K 100 do.
g. PA 10 Cumbsriapd VALLEY kailfesd 20 schnylkill
5000 Long Island Railroad Gs b5 and interest," sx
Reading Railroad &C. 20 cash S9x is shares Lehgh Navi-
fennsylvaii 5s M; 90 900 Schuylkil Navigation
rs, y 6o tO9 Wilmington Rk os s5wn 99%; 1000 city
nosa ~ logj 30 shares Morrs Canal 10 lots I7h $50
Meados \, Naygson Preferred b5wn Ess; 10 Beaver
10y sroad 2t 10 Harrisburg Railroad, 90; 30 do in
s, i9 Lehigh Navigation be- III 10 do, II; 90 Long
Rsaairs Rst w l0 do cash la2S 40 do, b. i9. 5J
Cor msros nee. B, r cssh Grard Back rs 1877,
Boord Long isand RIA lrosd Bs rs 85 10 shares
Long issna ~ las ~ do ~ 10 bs 2l 100 a. la
no Hhi 1 mon Canal " ~, ~ Schuyihlll Savg,oa
PrFistfrd "a hHr ssrr- haiiraa3, ~ Msrk.tf.A
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Herald Marine Correspond, 4ce.

,vu,r.ss ... p n EpsAR T., s;d Moys
L.snssen ciSy ss' Jane %isss, SssS
ilssoS ss: %5isss isSa:en; a.;
ognnsoticst River OH sehr Louisa, Baker Gardinsr.
lOth-In port, all the vessels above reported.
Arriyed-Barks Gem, Taylor Boston: Elm Taylor, do;
Garnet Chaplin and edw and 4ilism
Derby, Roanoke River; Lucy Ann, Haley, Proyidence;
Th6npon a iRsis
fsn wihins Lasu,yra; briss As,l
m as. snf and AsGtt ScrSws
ihanp.oH Sbsd SRsSs'
Miscellaneous
Sur CLIo Richard MASTER which cloared at Quebec on
csmeo BIT % SarS Win mt
Also S any
.s has preceded &c on her yoysgs steamer voud
back to that port.
BARK Texas Zone Durham and Dimons line of NYork
sohs Ssn01 a" yse Psns
,s mat and has chance q getting off, Vessel and
BRIG TrHuANTrrEc from vcrs Cruz for Noreans which
vas ash re near sW Pass arrived Orleans 4th inst She
weather at GRIND Point being IS hours without
padsr d reef Sr ia s
alton until the "a inst when by the assistance Of the tow
sns TIs SSs
"a inst, with rs passengers from the brig.
ORIG CARDIrF at newport, from HhvanH ivt noseon,
had lost pmast and forotopgal
liant yard, no date. &c given.
BRIG bDrINA, Cor Adelma) which was ashore At apo
Pogo got of 9Th inst, leaking badly
scHP Coin UrNrrr, from Harpswell for Lynn, with
lumber ashore Cark Island night OF 6h inst but
got th eaky, and put into Portsmouth, where she
would 'ischarge.
scpp AcrIm recently lahore Cape Poge got of with
false keel after part Of cargo, and at Ed
gaftown 9th.
Scum LOUISA from Gardiner, which ashore on Grand
Point came throwing part of cargo ashes
and arr az Edgnrtown sth.
soun DrsprmoN Chatten ofand for Nyork from Lavac-
ca put into NCrans previous to the 9th inss In dis
tress. viii have 10 discharge cargo 10 repair.
soHR QUEEN Crowe Of and for Providence from BaIti-
before reported ashore At Morehes, ii. opposite
will probably total los the morn
Of 9Th she had ged and full Of She had been
stripped o. fa rrrisr cables anchors, 81, but Il
thought that YER hte II of thi cargo, consisting Of
4niT tuthNfa 80 n ftef a. 70 hts h3rA ~auiA
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Naval General Court Martial assembled at the Cos
port Navy Yard the Sth Inst con listing Of the fol-
lowing members Commander l.. Pendergrast, Presi
dent; Commander j. Saunders. Commander william
Green Commander III. y Purvisuce. Lieutenant Murray
Mason Lieutenant g. g. williamson Lieutenant Over.
ton Carr. and Thomas g. Tabb Esq. judge Advocate
The OBJECT OF the Court was TO try board of
the Peppsylvanis The proceedings brought TO a
close sfter session OF two days.
frigate steering SE, seen on the 5th inst lati
tude 81 longitude ~ co. by the Emily billiard at Boston
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Shipping Intelligence,

Arr from New lork-Uet 28 Samuel rain and Valaross
hsyseiiles Eb1s, at Btmburg 2sth Sea Flower at HULL
z5th YANKEE Blade, at Newry; New World tern World
ara Sidoens a. Liverpool Southa pton and Yorktown al
Lonson 81 Nicholas at Hayre 9th Monteare snd Corr
heius Grim Ell 2oth Mortimer Livingston At iondon
Arr from miade phia-0ct Aaron, at MarfeilI g.
Ar ircm Batimore-Oct 25 Herschsl at Desl Fl.ra uc
Donald and May at Armagh. 1850 ~
SID FOR New Yorl Oct 16. ophir from Crontadt pa
Norma, IT N Bremerhayen. 2Sd, Abbott ord f,on gor
deauS 10Th American Congress, fron Graycsend Devon
fhre from Pjymouth; sotb, Charles Holmes and NJ
Walker from Liverpool.
Sid for Bostonoot ~. Thatcher from Gibraltar 18th
Kelne, from Cro stsdt; 25th, Tyrrel from liverpool
Sid Tor Philsdepbia-0ct IS steamship City OF GLASGOW
from Liverpool
sid for hoble-Asamemnon, Liverpool.
Sid for New CrleansOct % Berry, from Bordeaux
25h York. from Liverpool; 10th, Hoiycke from Cardid
18th Oregon, from Liverpool
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Passengers Arrived.

misunderstanding Hun boldt-Mr and Mrs Henry Mason
children, Robert James, Cottenet ME- and Mrs
Geo Jones' two children and servant, Horny Baboook,
Mr. and Mrs Psnon samuel Glover W Fry, @ Norris.
want, Avegno, A Murph Mr. Jules Monlan lady,
Pitray, Arto Miss Gibson, Thouvcnn, Mr. Caneio and
lady, Capt Hagerdorn. = Boufard, M Grtham A
Demourean, OF aard, ID Sacredote Mr. kten rrsp
and lady, Miss hitenhergcr, Trcov. Strother.
Mrs Srother Mis- strother BigouIdan Gauthern Mrs.
Chanserel and two ervnnts Mr. Brown, lady child And
four feryants Hotchkss Mr. Durve lady 70 children
and servant Hcilmann. Nathan Cerf Iiunter Mrs %
Mills Mr. Mcbride and lady. spoerry, p Poisson 4 De-
yoost, Lsfont, Aubr, Mrs Mondrun Mr. Renault ana
rdy Mrs Lsllemand and lady RAY maud Mrs Julien Nr
hen and LADY Jules Menay MacAe, Collet, Chavrs
shand, II Meyer Hug Cosssndi N Nixon Jas Gray, "
Tucker Porter, NJ lapicc and chiid Harrison. q
Handler, A EaBton Charles Jof nson-Total us.
RIcHMoND-Steamsbip Roanoke-W King, J Richardson.
VIM Mnther, John McKeeye, Mr. Farnt worth, Psaros.
Thos Brooks Thos Moore Hedge Mrs small Miss Mary
gan, Miss Ann Smith Mrs Elliott Mr. Foster Richie Jaa
sou Inward Mrs U Bren, IL Hubbard, Mrs N smith, Mr.
Love- wife, and children, Geo White John Odcl Smith.
Washing Wheeler, Jno Watson, A Lake, N White.
VIM Waller Sweeney, and S in steerass.
Passengers Sailed.
LIvRRpooL-steamship Niagara, from Boston-E VIII
Inns wife and four children, Miss Williams Miss TAYLOR
Hanoiboe Howes Geo Hamilton, Mr. Ellis wife and
Miller. John Gofding Worcester II Dofr Ca,on Neg-
york. kiohtrdson and wife Lousvle Mr. Patton Mon.
tresii Cove q Hutchnl on, Canada a N webster
9th hegt John wilson, London; r Scott sS9tlan8 u
lreisna, 80 1850
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Debates In the Common Council.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
TOlsYv - CRIT

Debates In the Common Council.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
-FOUR Sps1al Report
The Board of Assistant Aldermen met, pursuant
to adjournment, yesterday evening
On the report of the Committee on Fine Arts rela-
tive to Mr. Jarvss portrait Of General Morton being
purchased for $3.50
Alderman BARKER rose to second the molten, and
in doing go. claimed the indulgence of the Board in
making an explanation. He wished to do 80 in JUS
tice to Mr. Jarvis, whose fame as an artist is we'll
known. 1t had been suggested to him since he had
made his remarks the other evening, that those
marks would probably be misunderstood generally,
as an intentional detraction of that portrait a
work of art. He meant no such thing; he merely
wished to be understood as having said that he did
not consider the portrait correct likeness Of Gene
raj Morten and he regretted that his language had
been so misunderstood Since the report had been
presented, he had received the testimony Of not
Iy the of General Morton. but the whole family,
that the painting is one Of great merit, and is a
strong resemblance, and he Alderman Barker) ad-
mitted freely having been in error on that point.
He hoped that the Board would concur in the re-
port and thus preserve the memory Of old citizen
and distinguished soldier.
The report was concurred in.
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Affairs I'm England

M. Bis,se bias, usual. addressed circular to
thcs- mbers of Parliament supposed be friendly to
the government Begging tbsm 70 be present vhen Par
Esment opens He adds tina. he house will i,r nsdiately
proceed 20 elect peaker and up business of the
highest Importance
In the Lords the Marquis Of Bath ard the Earl Of
ncughnore have been selected TO move and second the
address
Nothing has transpred the proposed course of the
goverpme
The Lcndon Daily Neus publ hes in full the Williams
Loci hart correspondence With the New YorK uyeAp
but without comment
Ledrs holin ~rite to tie papers at;ng that though
some u the parties In the lat duel personal friends
Of his te was in no wise i'm plos ed in the affair
The celebrated daughter of General was recently
married at Southampton to spspsrd
The EEgish clipper ship Stofn0way, which left Wham-
pea IN psny with The ChTy soite before reported
had arrived in the Downs 10 lU7 days
Southampton tss been selected by the government as
On smigrstirg port
hsjoE Bereefcrd is lot a. reported appointed Co
vefnoi If Jamsica
On Wednesday. the 9th gale in the English chan
me- caused several chip ~recks and loss Of life
One two arrivals from AUST ALA are reported but
they brought neither gold or later adyices.
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CLHARm.

CLHA2ED.
Ship Nsuteo. Brown, Aspinwali, \ o Roberts.
ship John Hancock Gilohris Norisans, Nssmih Sons.
Bark lido Kimbal, Ingrahan Hsyre, Boyd Hineksn.
Big venus. Thompson. Cisniassoss Ew.stt 3 Brown.
BIZ Hsson o. w Hi Savannah, Dsnii i Co
Brig PhilurA Calhoun, Savannah; Durham Dmon.
Brig Co.
schr Alexander MITCHELL Johns, Ponce, 20, Maitland
Sehr Z, tsrprise Bray Laguayra 8 W Lewis.
Schr VIM II Smith. Jones, Wilmington, NC, Dolner T.
sehr w"cott Beers Boston, Dayton i sprasne.
Sohr Notus. Racket, Wareham. master.
Steamer velesn. Hand PSsdslphis Briggs
Sioop Wakefield, Saunders, Fran kiln, master.
Cid yesterday schr mot shp) Phipburg, Ellems Jacmel
7 White
U s Steamship Humboldt Lines. Havre viz via. c9wes,
Island experienoed strong w.sterly gales.
Steamship Roanoke Parrish Richmond and hours from
Ship Drso pssss sayansa 10 days with cotton and
rice. to DUNN. L. Dimon
"a n Chase e. Mailer SEPT g pa
Bark Richard Golden Brem) BsilohI, Bremen g days
Brig Marine tBr) Pondrot Sidney CB, 10 days. with coal
Brig John Kent, Kent PASSPORT, day., with plaster
boupa to Ront out.
Brig John Boynton, rettin Franklin, Ne, days. with
lumber and lath, to Smith g. Boynton.
sohr z Payis Tucker City Point; days Nth cotton
asTa TneRpG% say 10
sshI EeS:Is Miller; Rlshs.s;. Calais. 10 days.
Two banks, unknown.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR-A PROBABLE MURDER =
Between the hours Of three and four o'clock Monday
morning the Messrs Fagau who engaged in the milk
business and who live about bali mile beyond the Pra
ric House started from their residence with view of
renrchng for hogs which had been stolen from them
They expected TO find tho lost property the farm Of
Of their peRhbors who resides about three miles from the
would return time to bring their milk wagon into the
city However up to the hour Of they had not bee
heard OF and Is feared that they have been murdered
while engaged in attempting to reclaim their property.
Their friends have deemed prudent to send Officers
In the direction there they went for the purpose of
ascereining possible, their whertabouts.-St. Louis
Union, Nor. e
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sALIFAx TELEGRAPH OsFIcE. I

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH olFicsl
Nor Ii "A n
The royal mail steamship Canada Captain Lang, with
London and Liverpool dsea q the ;Gth ut arrived
this pIt at early hour this forenoon having expe'
rseDced succession Of heavy head winds
she brings full freight and eigaty-four passengers
The Canada parsed the steam hip Asia on the 3is ult
going iato Liverpool.
The only really imports b. this arrival is that
reistiDs TO commercial affairs. Cotton extremely
sctive and the markets generally were lcokiogup
The London money market continues easy and consols
sre firm at one-quar:er above par.
There il no political ness Of special intertst
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DINNER TO THE Hon. CHARLES MAYOR "A
rumber Of citizens Of Philadelphia have addressed let
ter to the Hon. Charles Mayor inviting him to public
dinner In declining the Invitation, the honorable gem
temsn writes rs follows :Business will carry me back
again to Pittsburg in day two which makes 1t i'm
pcsebe that should meet, In the way you designate
at present Shortly expect to be among you again for
brief space, and then IL II be still agreeable you we
will brighten up the links OF old friendship and enjoy
few hours of free, social communion together which
viii go heartily crafty me.
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Communications from the Street Commissioner.
enclosing estimates for regulating, grading and paw
ing Eleventh avenue, from Twenty-dfth to Twenty
seventh streets. and for regulating and paving
Thirty nth street, from Second TO Third sven
COncurred in
The Board then adjourned to Monday afternoon,
at FIVE o'clock. From the minutes.
EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk.
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CANAL Tolls AT BUFFALO Collector PARK
Informs the Buffalo Counter that there money
received for tolls at the Collectors Office the 9th inst
than there had been Ia day for the last four years
TIE amount US Riytn IN The commercial repoyts IN tho
Saturday morning papers was ~ 700 ba, thNwAs the
No. - -. ~,
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TeIegraphse Murine aepprts.

IT.
Arrves-Brgs Aonau, Mansanilln; Hber in, Camden,
Ne: Maine jacks nvie; Henry Curtis, Wilmington, NC;
Newell Philao elrhis; behr Martha Jane, Esuma.
Clesred-Brig CIoton, Port au Prince.
SALEM Nov IL.
Ariived-Brg Water Witch Para Oct 10. Passed going
in, trig Zoza, from NYtrk.
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The Ere nch Nation.

Prolonged cabinet councils daily held at St Cloud
-doubtlsss ON the suijec IL the Empire
Recruiting was already going amongst the cavalry
for the Imperial Guard.
Add ei kaoer has arrived in Paris.
IL confidently given cut that the civil list Of the
Emperor will be fixed by the Senate at 600 600 francs
Ibe Iufbish Loan panic subsidiDg.
well infom med private opdent writes TO the
scent o the New York Asuciated Press ut Liverpool
Inc speeuisnon on the Paris Bourse in the funds and
Isnttto ehhfse u imn and must lead to a crisis III
lot stcpped shortly for instance Paris nd LYONS rail
Vh1 sDsi sse seinR Tor cash qS7f bQc and for the
18th Noytn Der at lilo francs 800 W. w
The Austrian Minister al Paris is dead
The Obgsde twenty gun brig has sailed for the soutb
SEA static n. ~ o 'Vu'"
The Minister Of Marine has notified the U.v,s ch.u
Ter q Commerce, that rice i'm ported in French yesss
into the french Wet Ipdis Islands will be aamtts5
fee Of duty ''eN
In consequence Of the election Of Defosse The ra
cal candidate TO the Presidency Of the Chamber OF Dean
ties VI Brouokere 10 charged with the forms-
tioD ministry-snd vhich rumor says he has again
declined
Germany.
he emf oieBtiaree Of the Dsrmsadt Coali ton held
tAeif ~ meeting at Vienna, ON the 10th October
1he fore n speech made In the Couslstory on the
TN $ ptsmher crppainea 81 the ingratitude Of New
Vrrnss In bns the poser Of he chufsh lie threat
tre yMh ~ highest dspissaue an D-eis.es who obey
zee respecting ss0.hia exass'ng5ns ~. 19iS
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Passengers by the Canada.

M and Mrs Lowell, daughter and servart Mr. and Nrs
Reid, Mr. md Mrs Degan Mr. Mre and Misses Beebe
servant Dir, Mrs Miss Smith, MIR and Mrs Tomn ar
and hi's Daniels sesr Thaeheray and friend smith Cal
Ross bertson Spencer, Murry Uomana Hodges Hamil,
ton; Null rs Bond, Perkins Whitehead Cook, Read DR.
Hedge oou4h, Huntington, Fas on, Evaos Peabody Da
MEL Hearne Solar. CALDWELL Berton, Samson, Bowar
Brown, rogley Wilde, Pppey Lonsdale Patterson Ell
bridge Brown. - - -' -
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eni9oieDtaree Of the Dsrmstadt Coal ton held
taos ~ meeting at Vienna, on the 10th October
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Egypt md Syria

Dates from Alexandria to 10th October state that the
government continued its GALES Of wheat, and prices
were high
NJ. sabstier the French Consul General for Egypt
has arrived from Damascus
The defeat of the rebels in the Haurom is announced
but the instruction not suppressed the insurgents
have retired into the Businesses Of the Sedja
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Iiliia.j

The Overland Express is in, with da.es from Bombay,
to the t Of October Calcutta to the Goth Of September
and Rangoon, 10th September.
General Goodwin had ordered an immediate advance
Prone The Burmese had burned the city and
tired to stockade, ten miles distant, and hes ond the
range of the steamers guns The Burmese In force
about 600 but had no artillery.
Famine prevailed throughout Upper Arva the British
having intercepted over 20 600 tons OF rice
The India journals unanimous in demanding the
Immediate annexation Of BuTmah
The Northwest country the Nizam's AMI The King Of
Dudes territories are in their usual distracted state.
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LIVERPOOL Oct 70, 1852.
The late unfayorabe accounts the prospects Of the
gforug crop have caused much excitement in the Liver
pool cotton market The business Of the week ending yes
tereay evening" reached III $50 bales being the largest
weekly report of the year Spectators tok 81 200 and
exporters ITO bales To-day the sales estimated at
OtO bales half 10 the trace the i'm
me nse transactions Of the few the sanes
OF the advance in that period lie remarkable for whilst
the business has been fully 5ou00 bales miding Or.
leans is only quoted at 3Sd and fair 40 per b ad.
vance, including the improvements OF this week I'd
per H. in fair and I'D. I'd the lower and rniddng
Qualities.
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The pevs from has been sting 1t ha-
wing been stated during the week that instruction
had proken out and that the French minister had de-
mand,d hi passport neither statement correct. The
Dyan had however, been the greatest perpexty to
rsie funds to pay the nstallments of the repudasd loan
The Sultan had sent his plate to be coined but the Min
lister Of Fpsnce managed scrspe together sufficient
funds dispense with this sacrifice aud nearly the
qursd amount had been transmitted to London and Pa
ris Matters will now subde pesceably although the
prominent hand that Russia and France have had in the
affair cannot fail to be remembered
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Commercial Affairs.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET,


THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Oct 90 1852
Money is in good demand The bullion in the Bank
of England amounts to Ell e70 4ss Consos closed at
1C0l4 lC0k for money and account. Bar silver,
IS. I'D; new dollars, As 1136d.
SECURITIES.
Messrs Bell, Son Co. report American securities in
Good demand during the past week. with prices favorable
Barring Brothers quote as follows
U. s. six per cent bonds, scarce, 1929 10
Massachusetts, sterling, SO firmly held at.l07 a1tS
Pepnsy lvania State fives. Sc 81
Other stocks without alteration.
THE COTTON MARKETS