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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

~. ~ y.xsy w d..shscr of Wir1s w and
Vxel> Johuoa aged yesrs month Anf ~ sya
n. fx.S. and relatives Of the family are inseo w
s,.,s a, supdIy Tn iB y. n frun No u h,e-oh
a. yrasy NV s. ELIZABETH, daughter OF ha'h's'' a'1
ss~a Jeh,son N the sih year Of Der age ..,. - .,
"a. e,n<r.l m tske Place at The reHasoe q" 81 ~ -
1890. oa SATURDAY, 9Th ,ns-, AZ orlosk r ~ ,,
a. Th.r.Ssy evening SO- ANNE CoSAhl, ssN- yeas
,orft nd days, daughter Of y Conat,Sfs
m fod- and If the isusJ ere 70
a., n rrsl tb lsstsrdsyl ssrEon, a. oeo = ron NO ~
Sxeerxs h 81. eofger Of BaEk. . 1T, NJ.
On e,a,en Islaod. Tnorsaay, 10Y MI u''oV' ~
.0I,s n HUTIGR vie OF Chafes y. Batter, t'q
u 6a,.l y be- sended saturday Il II oos Don n ne
Saseh Of die Dvipe Un4y Rev. Mr. BeoNs ~henre me Re
-. IN h. 81 owed 10 6recuWSod Ccfey fhe relatives 'H
49,. n b, Emily are ioSteni without further inn
Al We,tery L. FndaF npri1g, NV ., 81 cCasueyion
WILLIAM ID. BALLKGB, ss~i - -
Ths eads family snd Of hs f,c IN lzw. Wan Covert
and h, soc William Baeh and their n.ance are mos re-
speculy invited attend be funeral On sanaiy IN At 60
cor the redene oks mother No IS Mckhnst. BURN
Czfrsse. the FRY foot Of South tn, al clock
Nov o. JAsiEs W0ODbAd. IN The flst year 81 be are
The relatives family and fTent Of hs brother Al REQ ar
sespe ey invited 70 attend BIZ funeral On Sunday sisrloDn
The IT. oeoet from The Church Of he IFasHrS'"
East nth 81, He-r 5fhav.
On " edse. day Nov g. J. g. ACKEkhAS aged years
The relations Of The family invited 20 s,-ho
funeral rcssderce New Bra1s"f, On SN4' "A
loArt p n
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A,-,, ~ ard .s-. waEsr, c Red Hast NAH Car wls
I'd ~ a. Chs, CIR p sThser caeh johaon and W.
~ Ly-as n X tysHv NHl ls~, !efs soff- SosH 49,
HrIsrr Pufrss pc-tre. B~rua-i Doughsv Daoe hles ~
Cstrs Hrrlnon H. Wad vorh. K Frss-s, 4 H. Hafea,'
~ - y r,rr- Ira H1-e John EJrfk. Soruno Lon.
" C. tvercn af- 4. Porter mi tleFh,eF, lln, W ~ W =
wbrshty wm Bye Sls srd chad ~ 800 - -
80. Rs, a Tlura WY Samuel Rchsri on. Tso N,Bris
j A Fe,rhsr " HarNawsy Evs- ssran " N JaHss Joaa
a. YFsfd No. N Arct ad Neyn. Astsnier Fn''rs
in. Hsfshon Ds-d Nor Ansres Jshey p'ucaa k'aNn,
Knsrp H1rtHah- n k,Conack, " Girfon J,sa.S
$50 ,nd cdrrn T. LeAEh, vie md children hA,hs
Hsumc-N m Yerkso Jeremiah sep1n. Vr ltot-ris Jr ,
H. pssca. Xaren T. Po.-l Dshiel over. o. D. Sre,'
y, -, 49,, - c.. 0ol,t, wr1 rorbf SAM N E-ssse
Hor Brad e-worh. Jessr Latmr, y Casi W, fott-f' VI
sshneis GeoF- sehn-e A nsrnes x BE ton W. o. ni,s
Dodss Dodsr Doise. + Tvchef l. back Ter X Ner
Porn end A Nauron. J. Bryan IN Brsd"y 'o-rpa
Tya,i Wu Boisnd Psink No uk sdv Carney anis "a
p.f,il Jsn~- Tayor chd. r J. Co;oIr. sakey
EeLs, wSod p 2 ca's, I r. I l, * 4l maaT
low p Lyle Jo- Fsnnn-, : son NcGrah W. 10 Day
Geo W Baiilc-' Thos AcCth, Chas H. Chapaan hr
stok~r. q. comh~. J. Goodwin hefca "e'A b@Se, 1tI
Ye-,s,v Cen Si-r. " White AL gf-. r. Whney, A. H. Cam
ps. Geo Coiuzn Grsgory J. Z Chrp. Homer Cole Alert
Bo~er Jos , Greely Koserts. J. { Yer Oye j. l. "a
~ : Hon. Wr p Brovn o. " Eaton, jas Corbr and vle.
Nrhae Coft;t Mss Quidley C. G. >tahl ? CH.rrer +
Moesier T. sehuI Gee nan Gee ~, a, bits ,S1,.
sru IN Moore Berry J. T Finer A. Van Wyek Batter,
Ttous.- oo.ln c Fsss ISd IT, se.vcy W = G9.i;Ii a.
J. ssTward Z p spencer H. W Lowell, W W Prnc-, }. w An
derson smns Johu Ofuskey, A. Lnon Tn Atwood
A Bachelaer John Bren y H. c. Mchell Ausan Hstn,,
T. G. Hayden. 6. Brgham Aey Norton J. : Beck an c
serjesni, Jone. Fo-om dTt Connor' X van pyse'
m Grahsm p Wood Aae hsrup 2 Martin p,Vd Eds.r
t1n A. White. G. Ba-nard, y o Stanley Geo Barnard v
Tuis John Jsckeon Howard j. Howard Mr. Parter. NJ.
Msnn Cha, D. Tucker Pair'k Owens James '" Turner L
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Spoken, &c.


o. V At T. On s. 50, ship - ro'n fshA"e -
hour4 East; nd a tragic painted IN TOR inpsah -.
ser. st . ~ ~ W. Duieh sAp "roaa 700 $500
a. ,isy. rom -,-ferds N o. San FrsBc-co
Oct y at So lon 81 o., brs ssnuei Edward no." os
Tor south Ar-rce- ~. p.,..
cola FOR Bos'or - .,.-.-.. 4. r.
o., n. lat 5 Ca 81 q sfs Elem from BanHo'e % "a
g. 90 a, Il a. lon IS So sAp shy, susH, from Boston Tor
Oct ~ at 81 o. ION y bark octiva from sn,anrN' Tor
Portland -, F. 60. s~
-, al. - -, Ion 20 tss S-sAn so-'r' HNu' N'"N -
Portland. -. a.. . d.. 81, r.., R,..o,
Frorrro Bos,sn about June 70
o. = at Hsvsns hsrk j. Bodrrii IRON Nes iork for ssi
sri - od rrn aJ p. :. b. o0p Scott 6olsh Gays rom
Livrrrcoi Tor Port Phi II. Aue;ratH ,,,,,-,s T., -,
DE-, ,o I'd Gnmsby esp Tsscaruri. from PhsataSAn a Law
srr.lr
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FRIDAY, November 5-P. M.
There has been quiet stock market to-day

There has been quiet stock market to-day
and without marked change. There appeared to be
httle disposition to buy the ancies and quito little to
sell at any important decline in market rates. Erie
heavy and closed a 86l Long Island Is without much
variation Nicaragua was one of the firm stocks and
closed at 2sl Canton was less buoyant Hudson Riv
or ia well sustained The premium stocks are firm and
IN demand, State and Government Stocks, for
banking purposes. Michigan Southern Road sold at
12e, and Rochester and Syracuse at 1884 which ia
advance At private sale this latter stock sold at 1875
The receipts Of October considered very favorable
At the close the market was dull but steady.
Exchange is in only moderate demand for
the steamer to morrow, and quotations are without
change. Sterling 1910 Frencs 1905 Isl The sup
ply coming forward from the South is large.
The Imports this week are to considerable
amount especially In Groceries, Iron and Hides. Dry
Goods are also large will be seen by the annexed
statement
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Eoreign I,orts.

Arr At wsd-Oe :, l1,h ut, brs chhon coeA"Ge. from
PIo,.nc 'ss Rya D'' poVS ;o o a. snd spfasc
McBurue Boston sd Pso Stodiird o. sth pig ~ nsn'
keri Bcohbry sa, brig B'ow siephen Nes fort sd o's
lrss Ready Rhno Morris Boston Chares Dewo Card New
Ar q, Yarmouth y = .,, MI, .chr Huntingdon serows.
sA'em.
t ' Def nS SS fclS.rt S.~ Yor, Josephine Frl
dla Juu. Anderson boston Mary Jane Elm sem CD l!h
Scln Fsparih Road. biss Eliza GODDARD Pe,rh B,.,on
Adv ship Daniel webste- Howard for Liverpool 81 INST
pHpcr Harbor "a INST, brs rasso Bolton ron Ne" Haven
A. - stephen B. SCH at ship brs Lod Hes-y, rom clOu
cd =, Nr.mshi l7,A u hp r.eyrand YOUNG S5 Bristol,
e srner via Madeira sS'h Tor San Antonio or
A. tr;nv,1 Goth u bark Cubs, ssec~oOd sns. Zephyr.
tBr whFPe for Tsba-eo Russia. nler snS s's az ~,
have sor- ashore n leaving the latter harbor
sailed Manssna, .0h ult brs Aouan. simons ston
Arr santa Cruz Cuba 18th ut brig Horauo BIZ foanshu'
Arr at Rsb,ioe. 18th nit brs Dame.coye Fitch ,eyandsr
Oct sjth schr Zephyr Byer' OF and tor
sailed from Havana Oct a. brs Genero.O sp Pons for Charles
ton ssth bsr Iyra Bems Yok with $40 hoSs OF
Tn 80 RsanS for SAN csySts1o Sis Ho0io in b,. to
load With for Boson :, 81 per tim 9Th ors Mary kA1
rb, y.,r Adam. for View YORK Oct 30 bark Rio sh,on
New York with 56i boxes sugar. arobas coffee 10 Pps rum ana
Arr at Petou MI, brss Caroline Morehonae Boston l.
want Morris Swa, woodiord do Nautilus NcDoasa salem
% K. Pro,sncs 9s soas G kH%on g s.Sn S.
supsrb Psou do gs, Richard Belfast brig Lesde
Vi L~Nan Boston, echr Juhee fouscfr
Gp-y queen Fnsh Boston, sd Ella Harding Bnsorj sd Ann
Geror Boston wibsr.orce Britain Provde9:e oih Ann her
Graham Pamela and Caroline Mofehouse, Boston
sch.. N. :. Hall Tlhheii-. Bangor.
Arr at ST. Pierre MD 10Th ut brs Charles. B Boudro Bos
An Charoeown P Z. sl.,u, schr VIM H. Love,, Lar
coma. L.
Halifax s.. 9sth ult chip Celestial Br Rymur'
Washington 1,ybo Boston days,
Goth America do and sailed Tor LverpooL Cid
2gth, ,chr. Ocean Eise CroW-n, New YORK.
A. Demsrsr Oct l5 brss Wahonng Dunscouh OF New York
for Boncure day Patrick Henry Mclaughlin philadelphia, tor
St Martins
At St Domingo Oct 'ehr Gen Scott, Smith for Baltimore,
losdiug
Quebec Oct 10, barb Mara. De New York
A. Bonaire Oct u.s. brig William Cak, Tor New Orleans days
SD l3th. barb Magnolia for Portland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

Mr. G. B. Lamar, Fiscial Agent of Geor-

Mr.. G. B. Lamar Fscial Agent Of Geor-
gia, writes thus to Messrs. Clark, Dodge g. Co, in
regard TO the debt of that State
Mcssrs. f.. w. CLARK DODGE & Co:
The debt of the State Of Georg is about OF under
three millions Of doll0rs contracted for railroad 10
100 miles long, (throug the only gap in the noun.
tans from Maryland 10 Alabama) running % the Ten
nefsee River The Western and Atlantic Railroad is
owned exclusively by the State Of Georgia II is the only
connecting link in the railroads the western side Of
the mountains with the south and southwest; and OF
course, none others be built 10 compete with il
without charter from the State The income of the
railroad has increased 100 per within this year,
and double track viii be absolutely necessary 10 &C.
colnmodstc the freight and travel
Railroads are made and being constructed both on
the east and west 10 connect with IT, and the Legislature
has provided by tax for ell the interest the debt and
expenses of the state and appropriated the income OF
the Road 10 redeem the bonds.
1t be sold foT four millions cash. and the chief su
perintendcnt thinks that the income will be net from
10 Is per cent the three millions and the State be
not compelled 20 make double track 20 accommodate
the increasing business Of the Road the Controller viii
be purchaser o, the bonds in less than two years
The interest and coupons all Georgia stock have
been regularly paid and State or States can make
better bonds than hers are Yours &c.
a. ID
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FROM our CorTesponisnt-
q

MT Nssr Oct -, l6il.
Tie NAL steamship Isabel Ia, co1rr,e her replr recently
boiler, arrived out tharton the
the future HayaL and Key West the 18th and Of
each rnonth.
T1e.hp Bcu r. N'an Capt En. ready sails 20
for Havana The the vessel ryceed $1,000
The hafk Fnuy Mnr Mrtzg-r, discharged Much Of
srso daaed Of sod and her
balanse OF vii BE- re pped NewYork
s eng Trtiisd
The trs Weumrka has her warehouse al good
Norkmsn buy 'auikag and Preparing vii
ready for early month.
The bs Gov Brown rom SevYork made the than
: Jas from Whsffto wharf remarkatl e passage.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 5rrlpcd -Schrs p Armstrons Tho.
New York Kate stewart Dennis NeNanJni C. surb-
Bsynun PIoudence steamer Mar. Green New YORK d.
ONell DO
Ceered-siesmhp City Of SeWlork, BAXTER Boston; .chrs
Chrs r. Roger, steelman kng.on Js Lucy Ann Post
hsTpor NJ c surbei Bayum, New York propeller Michigan
norehouse 30.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......NO Nov. 5.
Cleared.

sie,nship.-wm Penn Sears New ORLEANS, p Lneon Co
Nashrpsou, Fitch. Bremen, &C. hoer, S.ni Rea Georgia
Porter Aspnva " o. Roberts Promr;heas Churchill San Juan
d h. Allen. northern Lshi. Miner APnwA ID. B Alien City OF
Norot Pot, Charleston, Mailer & Lord
shp-Arah Deano. Savannah. J. W Gl~ell Coz sacsnss.
souper Australia " T. Dusan Alexandra. Waker, Naplralso
Resell Norton Martha VINEYARD MgheN Glasgow, Durham
& Dmon Oxford. Minot New Orcans r. W. Stanton Hud
White New Orleans Frost Hcs-; WIN. Rhbonr, Prst,
vaurah Everett Brown; Roger stewart Scohed, philadelphia
Pefkus & De'ano
Bns-Ansoa Morton Jsctsonye. Semth Sons Live OAK
sawyer Phsde phs sash Glmbs Baker Horace Greeley.
Chase Gncc Aras, Stoyer Port De Sanus.
" Freeman Co Delta Mehar Bosie,ur VI Ffeeman Co
V,rtaia Williams. - M - Sesmiih 4 Sons.
shooners-Lueull Lnikin Jacksonville. Brett. Vose g.
Margaret Haven. Phaie'phn. W Mckee, h. " Wei
Lngion. Wells. Jacksonvirr. Thompson a Hunter
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WbaIfrs.

P-yta SEPT q ship Cooe,ree, Nsoy. B. "a LOS c9t So
NH. only hip port Hs,rd tom sept ~ op te's
vr,ct, so il on losrd.tsh Zephyr. Gardiner, Nb ~ %
seq b. Nth Arpha Fogrr q Naniu se' -. e's
- Of "a lao Haze formerly Of shp fer'a ntrr . ssa
AG,lrssos Jan Ssrrsssnse,t. Nantucket ~ sP az vel
letter from apt Stsfbuck Of ship Peru o. Manu-, .e'
her Al Il "a Sept 20 80 bb 'perrh on on Nart AZ o
t.r shp President. foiser Nant. 80 sp ON o'"s
Mara Poser DO 20 ship Ze7hyr, Gsrtn@r y . ~ p On
frerd h.k Frn, Aus,.n BLACK oil; ship Ontario cam '
~, $40 ~ ~. Anlev. I'VE v b. p ship B,fn,, Der
Ter 60 stO - Champon Gardner We p'ft o-R Oh
board Plsfns Gardner do Heard OF shp hafner oil
sud Queen We-'port geitns Nhas no asr
the Manner whale h;ey Capt Dexter OF me bas
fusfo TIM
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sA u,a,, a. Ysr., sssn Total 10 ps>Aasss v4sss s,
w. VIr,l1yHS
HlNuFAcTUErs OF WOOL
4. ,.ft.-, Wes-rs s2ll. do COths, So q ~ Gown
I'D u of,'ej io,4s; N shas 49,, - CTts, si To,sl
!. ,,.ia.-. Va cd - s5.ls47.
MANUFACTURES OF coTfaT.
- ,.ehsr- sJ-Ts 81 D.. Coorr4 d. t479, -
f,hrfs q; co.; dn No. SO % - iaazscisr-- ~ d,
t7f5h To.sI ~ ps kase- vsued a. 80, O.
MANUTSCTUREs oF SIX
pesarss Sl sfgs. DO a D. $50 = 80 Crap~s $50
y d. ehs-N slO7sl = O. scarfs t. s6ls: d. sd sni
yrr - f7. u Por-ses >, ~ d. Ginp sni Ftra-es.
sra. % T mlnrg.. $40 rs al II. csss@s Vs.--d .
s25O74
MANUFACTURES or FLAX
i7rrisses Luen s-GS; 81 Tired. fi1 To- q rsFs
vsta-f .307,e
MISCELLANEOUS.
y Pig stsw eood- ssDg so. Lea Cove, s3i5 Tos -
tn. vslsed II sllCi
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Markets-Rerorted bu T.learaph.

ALBANY, New. 5-The following have been the rece pts
last FLOUR $500 bbls WHEAT. 5000 bushels
Corn, 500 do. BARLEY, 1900 do; OATS, 1910 do.
FLOUR is ssrady AZ previous rates WHEAr-5,m0 bush
Gtnesee sold at l4c OATS better; sales 900 West
ern at f6lc Corn in lots cold at S008lc. for Western
mixed 1909 bush 10 arrive before the close of nsvgaton
sold az 78c. BAILEY Is lower for tworowed A. 900 bush
CHANGED hands ~ G0c for WISCONSIN, side foo mixed 6sc
for CRyuea 68 a70c for tworowed and 7ia74c for four
roWed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

BOard55 Bant, "a 100 Long Island
rk 900 DO, IN 800 do, ia - Girsrd Bank, l3A A.
Sch Preferred PA 40 do 27A s2dOD Read
ns r. H. 6s 10 - do sgk 5000 do sIi6 etOO Sch
Nav &C. 20 sqA 5000 iHnngon r. r. s. ssA q Penn
az Spring Garden Gs ~ Lehgh Interest
CO. 10 Morris Canal lo 800 Union Canal I6 OD Sch Nav Ia
s7aco &C. 49, 81 Penn Bank 1907 81 900 Ptisbu sh
&c, '10,n4.
Ssesad Boardi5oo Pennsyysna g. ~ s96 do. s6} 81 Ie
Ash kortsase Lehsh Convertible Mortgage 1856
eIsbsh Esvsatop Commercial Bank 6 $50 Morris Canal
IoI $50 schuyln Navigation Preferred 27 o. Harrisburg Rail
road 50; 200 Long Island Railroad, Th.
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PHILADELPHIA MARkEr-Fridau. Nov. D

BARK is inquired after We quote S2i 81 y tun. Cor
TON Is held firmly, but the sales have been limited The
FLOUR market has undergone change The PTS
quite small and the stock sale exceedingly small
There Little export demand and 900 barrels good
brands sod - IS n Dbl, which is the uniform ASKING
rhie. including extra At - 87idS5 ~ There - a
moderate inquiry for the supply OF the trade within the
range the quotations. RYE FLOUR ani Coss MEAL
continue scarce nn sales of eth have under
We quote tie former at 81 and the latter at % Jf
The receipts of WHEAT continue small and it Is in de-
mAnd Sales GOO COO bus prime old Pennsy lvlna
Red 81 a; 1900 Ius old White at 81 90 and South
Red Of only fair quality n O2GSl % bus 500
bus PeInsyy RYE sold at IS cents CoRs Is in limited
request Sales of LEO lps good yellow at y cents some
inferior II az cents and 5605} In OATS
Change. Good Southern worth SO cents. A cargo
OF damaged sold at 2sI cents bus. WHISKY is steady at
IS cents IN bbls. and "a cents in hds, with sles.
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ImpOrtstiOns of Dry Goods for the week
ending Nov. 4, 1852:


MANUFACTURES OF WOOL
Woolcns Isl rkFs 45f Cu,hs co Do rp. K--..r.
DO, silSs Nofstvds - ID sS0o: Oood ~ ID 80 "a,
Cotton and Wcred S %. s7524 Meris IA a. - M 49,
De lance 90, $50 Shsvls - Do sl3 I'd 49,. -
81 SIS Rsnkeis, 80 da 80 do sam Gloves do is IL.
10 Do ga B'a,as and B.ndns', do 81 So lara IA
else; CarPctns, s do s!0d Total TS5 as ysiaed a,
s9(sISA
NASrFtcTvEEs OF corroS
-, pkFs Cations eol ~ ls 90 Gnsbam. ssTss a Ma.ns
MS 30 venss o. IS Do Shzws ssc 81 Aa Hoo d "a &,
ID Spool s6lss do TGpes $40 Do Fnses 90 Manu-
isctures Ct Cotton o. 80 Total 81 pkEs. vsiaed e996
MANUFACTURES OF
q RIGS Shs sss25 81 co Rbboas s4sOD Isc-- II.
90 Embroidery era. % Voveis s60e Yestags saa4
81 Co SA and Woss,ed SLASH Sc DO Slk and 40
crsvHis 81 no Ida Psees 3l d. Hdie 1853 Hoe
~ % Cloves sss hi,eas ssf6 II DO GEps an1 Fnses
80 DO BIRDS and Bs s3lSs d. Baton. s56 Is 90 RAJ
$50 90 SewinSs sii9 II do Manufactures of sks sle6S
i0tAi SlI r4sS, valued Al ssl4tS6
-. MANUFACTURES os FLAX
ass lxnsns tl6l ~ s. ia Insn and Cotton. sl 90
~. $ "a hsaeerChee $500 81 % Thread Is $50 IA
~ 49, Co. Webb ssT 40 Nanufacur,- al y, "a 90
'''> vi Pess, valued at SIS sd w
,oa,A.. kiscELLANEops
e. tor.,s "Sas slot do Feathers sni Flf,r. asa
sl a. isaS~ &c ssts 20 EH.etodenes 5000 So RoS-,
sS~ Total lS5 pkss. vasei !. a. 40 sse' Wv 90
sfrhSnnrals
g pas woo,e.. 49, a,s acruxxs OF WOOL
Mosd slse 10 Baaks,s A. S4s, 10 20 cosssa ard
.As. &c., sAscfAcrvRKs or cor-o.
'S ., ssaaSr q pAcsss-s u v,i. - he-e stS4,
le.sc...,. s,. ssAsssfAergsrs oF sTLK sasiA
~ roegr.s sthsl, Do SA sni csr, 81 seAvs sossi
~ % saaAs sssl Teal ssssss n 49, % Swine.
iosass Laeas si,s1
hscnLAxRcss
"psssass srs" eees, essssi Se PhsA.., uss,. A,
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.t, e,sso, 10 s.ep hor nc ssscf, he sosAsra 70
tysre. Of N. rufks lsllnts fasa.e -.
Gss.ss q L.s..,es, Les'css7i c"a'naha"s
n d. survsyus yesesl .sorpoa
Tsrt. iland- lssh ociolef. lsos. J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
Nv TeIegrapll.

BOSTON, 5Arr bsrk Sylphde, London Danish brig Ca
lnms Cniuesos schr American Belle, New York; So
tefe.s (Br Asiass
ca .hp Medora Gibraltar bark Eutaw, Malta schr. Empire
State, and J Cooley Co. New York
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Pnsscnrera Arrived.

y, kars Eard from Bres-a-A Bsuse snd 1y > P-rkert
Ann Mara wetze Isvnsupp- lady and chi rcn n hop j.
Iuth-rn H. C. Bruchard p schmidt W Wicker. { BROCK
hsgse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

Freights are active and firm. To Liverpool,
800 bales Cotton I'd; 1000 bbls. Flour, g.; $4,000
100000 bush Wheat I'd 400 ties. Rect, A.. The Arctic
has coo bbls Apples, 81, and 5000 BUSH Wheat I'd.
To Glasgow, 1900 bbs Flour, 2 Cd. Wheat Sd The
steamer has COO OF goo bbls Appee, 81 ; Wheat 81,
and Flour q Cd To London, Flour and Naval Stores,
81; Wheat Cd Two or three charters have been made
10 Ireland for Wheat nj private bargain. THERE'S fair
business doing for California A ship was reported
taken up to load Cotton al Savannah at 7l6d.
The disbursement at the Sub-Treasury to-
day, Is large, sa6o,a96; paid sol, 1856 balance,
4674S65s.
The exact receipts of the Rochester and
Syracuse Road for Oct were slla9i5
Oct 1851. HAAS
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sL4s7
notwithstanding that the earnings of Oct, 1851 were
increased $4,000 by the holding of the State Fair at
Rochester.
The receipts of the Norwich and Rochester
Road are quite favorable in Oct. The figures are:
Oct 1872 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .s2LSS6 -
Gain in 1852. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl,3Sl IS
with ono lese working day in 1852 than in $751; and
notwithstanding the reduced fares.
The receipts of the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad for October, 1852 were $4,000
Hhowng the large increase oi..............S270O 900
The receipts of the Little Mama Road, for
the week ending 2sth October were 45Si So and for
the whole month s5S 500 63-which is great increase
On shose Of the October previous.
Receipts on the Ohio and Pennsy lvania Rail
road in October. 1889:
Fro, Sssssngers'' SnSe ~
r . I1eignt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1904 Fl
ri'ia MAJ service. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lll6 o.
HeSe'p" IN october, si47n 81 !
increase over September. 1901 An |
passengers carried In October % tsi |
so"hon 70 me above amount Of reccipts in October
ON the road itself the Of ~ SOS az y.. -,
TOR other companies, making the gross recent, sS xs
10 The net receipts for the month amoan, - -.
ssss pr eeSt per annum on the cost Of the road n
Ihe money market is abundantly sunnl;aa |
and rates tend downward First class psp.r snI ~
ioans are 6Q69 cent
There is good retail demand for f;rst..,...
Rsilrosd bonds both for home Investment, ana so,.
account
Tomorrow, Saturday, Messrs wiuslov &
Lsnier win open the books for subscription to the can
al stock ofthe Mississippi and Atlantic Railroad extend
ing from Terre Hsute to point opposite ST. Louis on
the Mississippi being the anal and completing link in
thens OF railways running from the Eastern cities and
from The region Of Lake ErieS and also being in con-
necsoa with the line TO the Pacific which starts from
81. Losis
This road viii probably become Of the most val.
liable roads In the country the Western States are
provsrbial for the prosperity Of their railroads. little
cost ssd great returns Such has been the experience
a nearly III The 6nisAsd roads In The West The Mis-
dssipyi - Asiaaee rcd b trunA line and part Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-In-

HI surance Buildings, corner of Wall and William a.,
Offices Nos 10 and II, ground floor.
This Company having their Capital of el3O0o0 paid n,
in cash. and securely invested prepared to against
loss and damage by fire favorable terms.
The charter OF this Company provides that after paying
nterest the stockholders the of per cent psr
num- fhs of the remaining profits are 10 be dv1sS
among the assured in scrip, bearing interest which scrip
to be redeemabe in cash whenever tho accumulated pou
and capital shall amount to sl,o00,0O0.
TRUSTEES
los. Gaillsrd, Jr. John A. Stephens SIS. Howland
Jas. NJ. Waterbury, James Warren, Stephen Whfisy
George Curtis, Arthur Leary, Dan. b. FearnG
George r. Adee, M. w. Hamilton, VIM. II. R1<d,
d. s. Kennedy, DenniDg Duer, Aug G. DowpnG
John J. Aston Jr, John Steward, Jr., q. B. Lamar,
Fred. A. Delsno, Robert h. Mnturn, VIM. II. kpnvsh,
James G. Bell, Reuben Withen VIM. b. Duncsa,
Daniel Drake Smith, Edward C. Center Chss H. RassiL
Fred. q. Foster, Josiah Cakes Isaac Towpsend
Peleg Hail. Robert y Hone.
ROBERT 8. HONE, Presish
DUNCAN r. CURRY Secretary
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CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE CON.
~ PANY.

Insurers participate in the Profits.
This Company, having completed their xganiSsros,
win commence business Monday, I'd August nsxt
their present location OF Sthay and I'd Isl.
Policies issued on all descriptions OF Merchandss, 6tos
Dwellings, Furniture, Ships in Port, &e, fsyersbs
terms other City Offices, with the advantage Insuas
of share in the profits Of the Company.
DIRECTORS.
NJ. Hopper Mott, Garritt S. Mott Henry B. Bo&s,
JasR.Del Veccho, Joseph BOughton, Elijah Ward,
VIM. A. Wheeler, James w. Ogden, John A. 0unn,
WIN. w Campbell, Samuel Lyman, 0aniu stnhsy
Josepb w Savage AsaheI'A Denman Stephen w. yonsb
John g. Meyer, Henry ID. Crane, William j. bfsags
ETastus Lyman, Mark Cornell, John WsiAi
John Denhsm, WIN. X. Stewart William Wirko|
Erlus G sanderson Henry Dubois, Andrew Ward,
Geo w. Van Mort VIM. W. Cornell, David L. 5syrs,
John w. Howe, Csmmings u: Tucker: IL.
NJ. HOPPER MOTT, PTes6sa
CnAs. o. RICHARDSON, Secretary
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Garpetinss, Oil Cloths, 81.

CARPETING and OIL CLOTHh-A,
~ MOvAL.-wM. McGRORTY wishes 70 ~. =.
friends and The public that be has removed his ock
IS6 WiIlinnst to No. 142 Broadway. He has nov =
. large and weli-selected stock Of every desnpase
petipgs and OIL Clo.hs &C. which he WI ~
wholesale and retail, ON reasonable tsgma NO -
way, three doom from Lbcry-G