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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA.-FOR PORT PHILIP
"A and sydnsyy-DolPhin Line Of Clicpsr Packess-Ths
commander will have immediate despatch for the aboy
ports. The accommodations In ths and beautiful
eel very superior to other vessel port Par
ties proceeding TO Australia should examine this beautiful
vessel lefore enesging elsewhere as IL IL congdenty expec
she will AXE the shortest ON record Every
foi nation will be given Nv sprfyirg to
SCAs-n savi naNS, lao ana IL. ~ sJrees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

Ldwsra hk~ ins U n. Connaadsr VIII All 6
Pssssps for Rssl.nd And France. on sssurcs1 Az
u from pier No. North river. At sisoE r. T. fSs
Ina.s. cabin. naia saloon. .sra
s..s.is.o:d surgeon attached T. I'll: ship: An -.
.s Sand xsss.: :HD ::
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP conPANY1
asa ~ and
Aspns AZ and order Of the Pcstnas.s ase.
,rss and PsssS, ms Are e
Wien Ssss
SsS.y The ;psss to BE- postponed until the Monday
United State: Man Steamship Comp.ny. The folio wias
saas cassc n
S tons fnfkobsEp sSS
EsFiSI diiYss SSS soas IL posaDo 800 ssa
New fsik for i;pin.a on the 9Th and 10Th
This nav steamships FL Dorado and Falcon viii form
ss ss us ss Ssw Orleans sns
& hrSSss Tins 70 ,aa from orsss
orleans can bs secured from Armstrons. HsTrts a.
agents At that place. w
For Lsdies' saloon State Rooms SD
Lower AZ. and Forward saloon Rooms.
Second Cabin ssandses.
''fssass are landed at tn; railroad depot
free The railroad being In oporaton aud csrl
running ha the distance from Apinwsn to Paasms
sseen to saursss esoeaso Woh ,aT
from ss he . s9fns y ssa
The public informed that under the new arrangsmoS
iRPis''s .ss ssfs';s
@ gS s sS ss R M sss San
cseo tho st and 10Th days Of each month and ~
the route cover seedsns The following steam packet.
sp t. the PassO MAJ, s.; snsp Company are
ssfsss ATI 1883
s sssTafiG 1S Asa6ISs 81
Is SsfSSss i
now steamship Columbia viii ply between San Fra.
s H and
Fl from s sin , ErsnsSo Persons securing hrSgs
Pacific maintenance Rates q fare from Panama g
win f9I the
on between Acapulco other Mexican ports Each
sssss be
Chsgres cents foot and from Panama TO San
sppy nc
Con- panies la West street. corner OF Warron New xor
mAaEAH sSE
sy sn or ZIP r h linz and
sasurdas - eooet NJ and leave Haiii.a sss 81
ss &
OF Sp'u i RI III soSss
board.-Boston, July 81, 1852
EoR PORT PHILIP. AUSTRALIA TO SAIL on
WsdnesSay morning. the 10th instant the A olipp4
brig JOHN SCOTT Captain Baker, having excellent an
thoroughly cabin accounted
lions few second cabin and steerage berths still be
tanned. Rates-Second cabin 500 steersge $50 App(
to the captain board at Pier H. East river foot Of
street. n. B.-wnl positively sail the above d
(wind and weather permitting or money refunded.
LOGAN g. COLLINS, 90 South street. corner OF Pine.
CTEAM TO AUSTRALIA-UNDER ARRANGEMRNI
- with Il Melbourne Gold and General Mining Assoo
tion.-The favorite and we'll known steamship SARAl
SANDS. 100 tons bgTthen, VIM G. ThSmpson. command:
ing at Queenstown Cove OF Cork to take board pssse
gers and leave the 3st August for Melbourne and Sy
For rates Of fare and other alton. apply
J: HOW ARD & SON, Agents. 81 Broadway
Passengers leaving York by the steamship Gasgo
August H. will be in time to meet the Sarah Sands
Queenstown, Cove of Cork.
VANDERBILT LINE-FOR SAN FRANCISCo-TB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

Hki UNIT1D ksMAIL STEAMSHIP HHRMANN
Sowsfe Gins " 2. n, Conaaadee, Will all 6
s'q ss e land Ss na a
"a from pier No. North river. At o clock, r. r. Psis
IN 6rss cabin. lower saloon. .............. ..
An experienced surgeon /; .iiachsd 10 I'll: shin. An -
tes Lust pass through tho Post Once. Specie delivered
HcIIkR SAND q xsss s:a ; ysS{n :,..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

nIoNEER LINE PACKETs-FOR AUsTRALIA.-THl
i splendid fast sailing Al .hip EPAMiNoNDAs. having
MONDAY next, August 9th positively. Immediate applies
tos should made for the few berths remaining olsen.
anlteiy superior to those Of any other line,
n. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

Tor AUSTRALIA, PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY
shiP Wn F II. sIS bsbbsse Commsa5.r
nnequaled accommodation apply to WIN J. DuGAN 4S
Front street, or RUSSELL NORTON, 81 Old Slip or
ELIOT, ARKELL CO., I46 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08
LINE-roR SAN rRANCIsco-rH

VANDERBILT LINE-FOR SAN FRANCIsCo.-TH(
shortest and cheapest line giving tioke|
.;~shP NORTHERN ll., LIGHT SseO ssn; win is.y;
Friday Angus. 90 for San Juan del NoEe direct, conne
ing with the favorite tearfsbp PACIfIC goo tons Sv
Transportation These stcs unsurpassed In tho
and yentstoI w b nGw
waiting and At this of the year Nuch
and comf rtablc than by any other route For
Battery place, up stairs. d. B. ALLEN. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

nor PORT PHILIP. AUSTRALIA TO SAIL on
Wednesday morning. the 10th instant the olippd
brig JOHN SCOTT Captain Baker. having excellent
lions second cabin and Storage bcrths still Of
tanned. Rates-Second cabin $0o steersge $50. APP1
street. n. B-will positively sail on the above ID
iwind and weather permittipg) or money refunded
LOGAN COLLINS, 90 South street. corner OF Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

UMPIRE CITY LINl.-FoR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
~ Aspnwall direct end ssn {ran.Ths sPiendd deSbh
J. Dayton Wilson E.q esmmandsE will Leave Tor A sp
pier No North river Ihs steamer has unsurpassed
datisns and II unequalsd In hcr ventilation Tos
freight or passage, s2glX sSSp = SON. No. A n,o.av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

STEAM To AUSTKALIA-UNUEH AKKANGENEN
- with II Melbourne Gold and General Mining Associ
tion.-The favorite and we'll known steamship SARA
will leave the port Of Liverpool the 2h Of August cal
ing at Queenstown Coye OF Cork to take board passe
neythe principal ports Of the Australian gold region
For rates Of fare 60 and other inform ston apply
Passengers leaving New York by the steamship Gasse'
August IA. will be in time to meet the Sarah Sands
Queen stow n, Cove of Cork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

Specie only taken freight TO uavana Freight taken
to rev Orleans at % cubic foot Shippers of
reght are requested to supply themselves with the
pabys bills OF ladior. which be had application at
the Office No tther form will be signed No bills Of ladina
signed after The shin has allied For freight apply
to NJ. o. ROBERTS, III West street. corner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

MEDICAL.

nR. COOPER, NO. IA DUANE SEREET, BETWEH
- Chatham and William streets.-0fice hours from
M to gP. M NIB See my Cards. in the New York Ssl
day Times, Dispatch, and Atlne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

NOR CHARLESTON-SEMI.WEEK u g. MAI
Lne-The new and magnificent steamship JAS. Al
GER j. Dickinson commander, will leave pier No.
river on Wednesday, August 1Ith at o'clock
For i5esht sPpy on board whore all bills Of adinE viii
tons) at tho lower office Of SPOFFORD TILESTON& "a
No. 4S South street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Foreign Ports.

Sailed from whampoa Aus hip Challenge, P'ti'- late Land
deceased London.
At Is bark sophTona clOum'n tor ZANZIBAR AMI
salem
A; Aden sept y bark LUCIA for Ma'cai "a
Neacae I'D u ship Henry Ware Mason for Point de Gable
Cey ron. lds
Al Be1s u Regatta Couch, for New York brig
Iaaurrffa. Bramhel. for do
Az Narcotics 18Th MI bark Sa1ony Howe York Ii,h
Al Tobacco ah I'D Tom, lds io Northern port
s,hr Ece under sailed 2st b. brg spnre Boston,
under protest % reported
Al Bariaioe. 18Th uit bark wyanlois Bryant, dag brig.
Hun'ress Wnr York lrh CYNTHIA Gayle from
Baltimore Fitch, rom Aeandue, Eagle from
Haven DO schrs Pampero kendrk. from Aevnina Just
D. Lindsey, knight, nom Norfolk. do Flying Cloud from
Baltimore, d..
sailed ul r. r. Hlskns snow (from Bahia
Honda savannah.
Arlington ia I'D uli bark Robert Morris, Horner, tor Pha
De- rh, dg.
Paced thouh Turks I-and Passage To- .chr Daniel Fran
az. Cocmbs ~ day from Boston for Port an Prince.
Pierre Mo 2lt ut, schr Sea star, Cuspo and Mary,
Metb. Boston
Ar AZ Ppiou It, hres ~ Dufus Victory Charlotte Eliza
Ann Perseverance Alexander and Sarah Bottom chrs STy,
Mary Jane Adelaide d. Caledonia do Cleared bth
Provdcnce 9Th. het. keucs'y, do savau, Morris Penn
broke. esh. Mara Boudrot, Portsmouth Rambler, Mknnpn,
schr Jubilee Fousere. do. 30h, bark Oroua cha'
and D. A Carlton, Philadelphia brig Catharnr, Crear.
Boston.
Arr IT Archai 18Th ul schr- Mary Ann Boston Mara. 20
EIabcih salem Relief Boston, for Rchblcio lost ty, ro,rd
Cspt John Mrsha touched Tor pilot and proceeded her
Arr ats John y r. ID n ship Isabella Martin York
Zenoi Barker, do Andove Deb Boston bark fathhndr
New iork brgs Ta-, Bouton New Haven Ais, Cal
houn York schr Sterling Holmes. 40 fsnk Mu-sels,
Reiei Johnston Alexandra Cleared ID shp Josephine
noruhom Peuarn Roads, hria E1a Goddard Peh, Boston H.,
hp Superior Mason Londonderry bark Robert Besuchanp Lon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

si TIE veil was tsdy ssed sd H oi water ADD Der an
. ,r-4 ,rs-.,r Of 40n ha.heis OF Sr. Great pI
- ~ a. expected 70 landed tn 81, The Sea;her "H
F.o., A, Phsdepa from Essfpor, on 81 at, 70 al 70
- :. , lent rom the p-irari, spruns oreina-t
IS. Frttrtt seted ~ The Aeican tuhofte- A. -
h,s>o .os hree uouihs l frnains 'heTe AMER
~. WLLu. for wen, ashore -tih NJ N eoahns ''' "
,r,nsas Pay. No poru,ulsr-. ,.,,, - ~,
n fhzs y-s.c IS IN uumfer ~hh 'aLe ioni ~
- M. hive al arrived WITH he exception the abr -
-hcui ne .ay Of wheh sTprehenson - H. shs MR. o
fhe Straits -, - ~. n
,-s -rvrd Z the south Wet Pas jt nLt distress n'fi%
-, oh mats and her ssiis ard rFCnr.
C,yr.r~ Mltosrr, Of fhe hrE AHrfcan, Al - W "a l
VIZ, Cruz tbs; he bra Iehuanepee va pan
We; Pay sbout fourteen mlel rom the south Nei -.
Csrtsn Of the Tehuanie.ec p the Pisces Tor aa "
Wv az, AhaHro of fo5 tsu vrseled The storm o. ir
,e-h 81 Arfust nozzle he south q Grants Ft-' M
~ an ,hsrre OF getting 81 ha. fret Rrp1 'ie- nv
r. ~ hs r,rrsri~d or - nd NJ, o
- rCn - ary that draws hcr a he on. M
Cy started th1i project, int = aid ne ~, AN " ~
grrs a'-o. ...-.
p. B,s Et. Goanl,p rem - John. y B. o' bo-'on VEN
,.l-e IN Rsr He'd on snnt-y aut remained a.
pfrc lrrl~a Fresu.n ron Hschas Win lM'-f w ~
Haven j. shore Csre Poe baking badly hf cargo WI %
,r.en ont ~ lighter. Schr james Nt,oa % eaos t
s-ue Place hish dry low wair Ihey o''h ulSN
Pc. fhf Tor Co-s p ~hch . ABSENT TOM ny
Bt Gro r. S~or.r At Boston from Pensacola on ne ~
ia i - a. en- 30 gale from v y p lost Pat % ''N oii
q iruher. and 'pit ssl. - -. - -. All M, ,
,e. r. al Rsrnesa c4rrd aiopnl,st .r.t DO '-oq
rr,- .-,vssl ara iore.aii Ia seyere sale from WN-N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Disasters &c.

e'.sfs - h,p a. nfrino from San DIR, rr,r
M 4 a. = , 4 The H-ats ,1ssed .hp Cow, f r.
& aN.e tfcu hctuund. M1rrh q anrhor hsr n. 80
faisf l',a "ai M 20 tale % san Franr-t
NrT1tA lh'lc fr1Cco ron cru - a.. a. 49,. .
az - - ersolhfeed on IN ~ q from -, =, -
- leai-, ara ,afiri a~ty qart 81 tie s'e-rns r-ar
N--tst ~ o. I've lave report Dc ,o -. - -.
l-' NC of o. th- tsh tzk Charlotte wsrar, Of ~ ~
sra'e- p n Hs,eT ron - Jafo Cua via e,rro o co..
r. or ne MASTER ~ ~ peHi The ~r-k-r. % br1 IL -t
.i' .es ihtl o. ali On u the ad,rf Az. 40 49,,
ihs tenus q a vessel f1 IA. + oruaTl
"a t@ N.rstieo, Outert1se Ptaaiephis h~frr r--i
~ 80 o - A -sHltsfrt pcri aEh a. ~ b.
SEQ Va saef = he Uud-rrf-rs IN each o.
ne taian 81 shch tos charr. o. the Caps -
ttrcvn dran ~ - '-'
hse Nusrsis shh trv-d ~ ss,url,y a-- i.r ssb- o.,
lfcot ne1 49, y ~ wan ~
Bass hssr.Hr ~ch shoe Rakay was r.. d ~ he
~. 1na ruddcr 1role
serE hAaTtr HouE, v;h -s o. mast, and xsns 10 pr
80 on tert crew sufEsed 70 hsvo pehe taHen vita
~ ~ ~ Eiss run Bfarto-H ~. asd t5sed
rctrioes hoard
hfis Sf'Hses WIZ ANCHOR ahog; To bar
Ser hty- hote air the sr Of slt asaor- GA
nAAe hy fas, where shs hsyund The sny pfob-
and unsnjufed $3.50
seH StEss crOSen 81 an Provsaos IRON Bal aOrs vent
.' ~" Asi ASfnese-, j. eve1.as o. Oh ast Cree Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

nave an evidence Of capaby the part Of the tsacn
srs and sssduiiy on the part Of the scholars senerahy
Remarks were made by the Rev. Mr.. Mcclure Oh -,
Reformed Dutch Church Of Jersey City. The rr'nap.
of the Male Department IL Mr.. G. Ii. Lrnd'y ', -
Female Department, Miss Mary Westray; al. u a
Primary Department, Mrs. Eveland- ie.'e' NJ
o'clock the examination of the Male .f,,oon
commenced, and closed at noon. Id '"e I'd an
Yesterday Primary School No. was esa'npu 49, vii, IN
today and tomorrow No. in all its oep'i ''''''
undergo an examination
Dv.,xs.poys-A Mr. Cheeyer, residing py
h;..ISn G.ioht a. wac aroused (I Se'.@es sss'1 ~
s On sssprdsy night who raped al his door, asA
Iusxne o5ngs ne thought he knew the woes anu
e "a ,be door when he discovered stana tnere ~
Up prrded mo IN overcoats who crowded taemselses
IN. ~ d~eIInr. when Of them drew pistol upon
h' snd he other attacked him vita billet OF wood
md bee, him severely He succeeded in getting ~
sessou Of biz loaded gun 81 which they et me preses
.uckv He fired after them but missed thein ana tey
escsped II IL believed that their intention wa 10 nave
murdered him and robbed his house Of money ana oner
ysluAtles which they supposed were there u Is De
neyed that the desperadoes are known ana II1h
have been issued for the suspected person' ana OBJECTS
arc seatchinV for them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

,a Arch, inv, 1,o.,s.l Dyer AL assS'e for the w'''
lrlairsle. -. xyu,,~o-,h suffolk
Va Nsfy base snah6elJ Va; EmpofiaH Shrophhe' e.
80, nv Nsi; SMITH Jeremiah Leanns, God ~ 90 -
rerry sharp, da. Nsteo, Ls~s, do Nara err, ~, a.
- p.rry Ca ,a App'eby, New York Mar kddy hip.
:, s-h 10 ~ os New Orleans oop rhonas nh HUI
ca chr W r. Darirf GSos. Baknnoie. Sd -chfs
VI,r,, n ,rJ Zero Harrion. Suhok Va IN os 90
Cr.hrs snraster phiaderha; schr Hudah Ana "''' %
s,s ~. York. sioop An~nca sturg- d. :, -, -,
Wv bark Chiffon. Feaufi Ht'-if wa
ca, steD- Pstop n. alr phs Nora. Jordtn ~ ~.
pH1I ADFITHIA Nov 5-Arr. hnss lhours + W a'''o -
-, We. sti Lluln NcN iork abr. I'donS' % n
y, are y 5 JaFes Scare. Boston Luz Ssnnif to1
xNl,,.f.n e.: Geo Jones Look, savafrashi l. l.
So atsry J. uk.r Reed. NJ hAv-ui Almral sasr
- - :, I~.,ri Ann Cur-. NtIauis New fork fssA Dy
p,.rcrh .fion Eaton Provisncr. Wm LoPc-, lake Dsh
t,n ca .chr }. 7 mixer. Red Ssen - n, -.
SAFa-Arr Nuv. - bris Emua Ffasres. B1rs fo't
-. h y e.h Arcu ariu-, VI ker~l fnd Lacy Nnr 80
49,. II Buron Lingo, Fhsdr rha Gobe sus New TO-
~, Rb,ies a., 5th uui % B. Neson, hutah" '''
n n, Han. Eo, md frg New Nork- -. 81
SayANNAH-Cd Nov. :. n rs Marion share NsN - -,
r, " ep ~ Arr OBJ bur- K. r. Ia. Saw I'D 80
,. 10 ,1 N.Bry Ana jacobs Boston Cd ouA >ou - il
p,c,. hr,r Prrcre Giclrisi, New Nofs eh> W '" t'n'
I,ine Phirde pha C.gre Sourrs NfN YORK. blNAI y y
Gr-5,hupe ship CaiAennc, Nilsa New io't
Csro,rs Pa.er Havana sh W. W. tnon Jo.nc ri' pt
IT NARkS-A-r rev. % .oh, os' head LUCE 'ni
O. Hrou a. T m New forA. . , o. A.. a,
STONlNGTOS-ArT Nov q. aha Henry - "'N''' ''FN.V' -
nv ~ Prsv.l-n,e. Gan-o- B1Ser. To- TO 30 Ton
WtCKFORD-siA Nov O. s,h Hrnsy Basrr Aoihy s''p v"
tory raksr New fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Arrived.

T. VI ste M Maron Rely Chsrt,n - hour 10 Spot
tft Iesion Co SUNDAY g. VI % Hauera., plei pp-i ~
north q Huera shoa exchanged snal- with ,,eu.h Union
hon Ncw ORR for Charlie ion The " arrived lat
d,utaly emitted
S,enhp Aatanis Lyon, savannah s. hour, 10 : l. Mitch T.
ste. ne 20 d. r. s. savannah.
nus Charlie De woc. b. cai " ai-or, Y : day.. plaster
g. !. e. " fnty e Co.
sehr Ramon b. Io,kwood CornvaTs y = va Ho'n,.'.
Hoe. II day. plaster to W. A Nsler.
SCH II 'oulcc , Ctas day-, lumber. b. ni TO North
Havcn. Haleu
s,ir h1a jaue Aeley, Denua' day. h.h O. master.
S,lr. Bude. helrey. Roct and. drys. lime.
S,h. Lro. smrh. Ro,lani s days. ime.
sclr Nnfa Mrnsu shsner, new Jonrs Smsrsei, Mass. ,
SIR Jar il. Jcveti her Portland days s.h t,J coun
Setr hay , owcr, -- fiov dence, Day, 10 ballast
s,hr Herrv. Bat-r W aiord n / dlys. % harsst
s'h hsIe haiek, Pow, Wilmington, days nival stores
Nusey Murray.
sch TnsrIHe CLARK GEORGETOWN C. sdlys aoar,o rn,.er
; Dr. L. 80, Haf Wsstnst. y 4. iays
VI Bltkwcl
sh Lane Washington y c. t,y. naval store, to l.
&fcLL
sehr wirsus suaih w.aas,an y c. day. aval stores
shf Nei Pa Cuey Sssbern Y C. isy. naval stores 10
x. n. na,kwei
WlHefis.
SIR. Class Blower. Joor. Ph,laJspha Day. coal
Shf Lsna Jane. Sherman New Bedford dye cd 20 Graue1
NlnluTu { co.
soop He'rn snih, smith. ~. IoBd7n lay OIL to master
Scop Ed'or Case Fal RIVER iay q balasL
seoP No'to Bccoe, New Louionl day.
Scop Nv Loilon smith New Llrslaa. I isr
sloop AusTca. Sturfe. Providence. Day.
So . ctor, , Ncs Lou.ou. lay
socp thonas ". rorn Furtsy. Nrs Lonlon
BELow-i bst and brs>
WlND-N.. and isht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
DIED.

NJ ro,s.v Sov q RNY,A JOsEPHA. VIE of CilI@ Wright
n u snd daughter ofthe kie Oausi y Be'ksI o,,.
The epds the fanny are e y try nyi 20 ~ ~, 49,
ii ~, " ciocL z. ", ON lie Chach u 'Ns ~
ron s,h sv corner Of O'h - without uriheT HV 49, -.
On Tuesday morning, Eoy. o. ELlzABEIb' 's's''e' ~
m, fspd ofthe family sDd Of her brother John COMO n
- "a ~ setd her funeral from hs rctdeacf On
ser az, be seen FULTON aud Atlantic av, BooAyn oH iH''
saerDoc n, ~ e',loct without iurinef e;s,.
yoy o IONA W FOWLER. N tie 5lst year Of ms sss
The eatves and friends Of tie my are reqae,tea :, an1 n
funeral the redence q hs iaihef 10 o.
iHons,on q on Thursdy llh inst at 10 ~ without tut
ther invitation -, n. q. ,Yrcr .iso
10 Jer,ey CITY, suddeny of scarlet fever Oct y At 40
Nov AGNES dat shters Of George W. and haret 40 @
ssed year, snd months nil, -, s.t,.
M<hssb oct 49, ORPIY r. ALVoRD, IN the 90 year o.
A. utc. Oct 90 CAROLINE youngest daughter Of James
a.w,. Eso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

,oo M. At sl7dsl7 . FOX Old Noes; SIT 5od s' f9s
New; SIS for Old Prime New Is nominal see o. ~
~. Old wssuade az Si7 81 (which il above he narketh
uIch cloed very unsettled. Beef u eas.er and Go llty
u dfeult Of fae The SUPPLY is much larger sles Of 20
hbls at s. 50d 80 for Country Mess and ~ o. Tor 40
Prime Included in tie sales 40 bbls rePaeksd n
caro- Mess AZ Sl2-the frs. sale Of the setson st -
plenty end heavy Sales Of 10 bbS AZ sl4as . ~
State Prime Mess is quiet 1t Slsasls 81 Lari Il firm
and on the alvarez and the demand Is good Sales OF -
bbls He &c for Inferior 70 Prime OH ne az &C
fer New. soft ard 30 keys a. lie lie BliterS hrn
AZ the advance and in better demand Sales Of OhOs, l
Be: Western Daies a. &c a 2j and OInge County a.
&c axle. Cheese better and IN good demand a. S'e
HAY-A good home demand Sales Of GOO bales River
nsldsl III for 100 lbs.
I2Otfls Mackere d Tor No ard e. IS f,r No. 2 loo
IBIS Picked Herring. SSH ard Box Herring steady
COFFEE is steady with moderate sales ? 50 BAGS RIO
sod in the last three days q gtq9e 30 mas java az
IfldlCic 9o bags Java l0lG llc $50 bass ST. DOMINGO
70 bx bunch Rasins soi At s2s5a27O
for whole 81 ~ 81 s. forhayes and oc FOX InarteTs
$3.50 boxes c'nster sold az ~. $3.50, g., ,,,
MOLAsSES very quiet; 40 bbs Cuba M1seavido
NAVAL STORES are very duT but pr;ce. are steady
100 ibis Rough Turrertne sold o. 25 20 DO Spirits Il
Sc; SO bbls common Res Al 50d 60 delivered for
Wilmington and 10 bhls. tine White a. - q - .
SUGARS are not very 5o hhd-. Mnscovado sold
At5 isle four months l0C0bXs. Brown Havana s. DC;
pTCFINot setive Bro tierces sod At si5ilasls2l
OILS ere quiet 1900 gals. Lnseed sold from store II
eidG5c; whole parce not selling AZ New Bedford
there have been within tie let three days SA bbs sperm
Oil sold AZ 81 60 and some large lots w hale AZ IOc
sPICFS-We notice hut rttle doing 81 cases Penang
Eumees sold Al 97lc 10 bags Pnneno al ancon Al loc
cash. end SO mats Cassia at &c. -
HiDFS are steadv WITH "a y demand go Rio Granie,
z n sold a. lie: 26c0 B1enos Ayres III n loc b
Orsnocos loIa20 n 1fle i67 Southern - n, Sc and
572 Texss. = n. AZ Ice.
LEATHER-The demand is active st steady prices for
Hemlock SOLE TIE r,ceiVts allow Of some accumulation
HOPS-1he market il more active 10 sold a. = dzie
for new. g.,
sEEDs-The market is firm; 100 bbs have been sold
LGTHs-The market is active; l2OCOoOo were sold At
g 25PC.
LUMBFR-The market is firm 70 oargoes have been
sold t Spruce and Pine and S4 30 for supe-
nor cargoes.
PLASTER-The market is better sales OF two c,rgoe-
delivered up the rver NJ y 81.
LINE-1he market is steady. with fair demand Tor
common Rockland 5000 bbls. sold at 81 There Is no
Lump here.
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r.n-v Caeemeres move briskly, AZ regular
" plain STYLES and blacks are also in demand
s.ne,s are quiet and the stock 10 nereasns hoiders
are firm Tweed and Jeans are inactive. Linseys are
.,esdv at Tic Qlsc Flannels have advanced, WIN
6sir demand and short supply. Blankets are orsk anu
e,,n shavys are in demand, and without excess Oi
s,ock The Auction season is nearly over. One large
ssle Of French goods s ye,, however, TO come Oh on
"Wednesday. The demand IL yet iair lAe tas'e VI
the consumer has been well catered for this season ~
nporters of French goods and never previously nave
an few undesirable goods been presented on the mar
ket The quantity also has not been excessive except
in Gloves which ia almost the only article tnai la'
f,ed in price or course the cosng season does not
preseptthe activity witnessed month ago. yer Ins'S
i lingering demand. Cloths are in moderate re-
one,t at f prices Brtsh Goods are not very active
~, fair business il doing The Wooden jobbers are
buving as well as the Clothing trade but the demand
& more FOR Spring than Fall Goods to meetthe wants OF
distant markets.
The earnings of the Madison and Indianopo-
Lis Railroad Company, continue TO be very large as
will be seen by the annexed statement:
Reeeipts for week ending Oct g. 1851 25 $1,000
Receipts for week ending Oct 10. 1914 AZ 900
ReceIts for week ending Oct %. 6796 p ll,5O)
Receipts for week ending Oct 30. 67O3 - 300
nGing four weeks IN 80
Increase nearly fifty per cent sl23p 81
The following table exhibits the condition Of
the Banks of this State on the 26h March, 2h June and
-
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Pan ,pr1pHIA MAnKEr.-Taesday, Nov. 9.

-CoFFFE in active request and LOCO 10 1900 bags RIO
sold AZ qGqlc d. H. on time B ARK confines dull Cor
ToN in moderate request and prices are steadily main
tanned The FLOUR market has undergone no cas Iuee
ported are 400 10 so hbs at - 10 = Dbl for good etnds
at which holders firm, and some extra AZ - siH>p ~
The saes for the supply Of the retailers and bakers have
been 10 fair extent within the Of the same quota
tions RYE FLOUR is and worth - The stock OF
CoRN MEAL is exceedingly small and holders are hrh a.
"a al u b AT which 20 bbs have been disposed o.
There IL fair demand for WHEAT. and but little Offering
Sales of $500 bushels pnme old Pennsyiyana whe AZ
ICoc u tushel anoat and red az lt5c RYE IL IN demand
al s2c for Southern and S5c for Pennsylvania CoRN
scarce Sales Of old yellow sane and new Al % Goc
o in ouaty OARS nre in good demand nj our last quota
tons In GRocEREs and PRovIsIoNs there - no change
10 notice WHISKY IL sales of bbls at DC, hhd
command 25c sales Of 30d40 Drudge at &c.