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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
To Me Editors of n. Enquirer.


STAuST0&, Ger H. -
Gentlemen On the Huh Of Octnbrr the DcnructI..e 4
ISOLATION OF Sinunr1n held enthusiastic m.C'a-
Upon invitation. the Association addressed by n
T. Harris 81 ..u..sti ~ &C the effective IN! rt
resting 'cChcs delivered IN Stanton this
DoctJf though EOafc tom reccnt sruImng H. Ch4Euf
vile, delighted ant IHChi nri his hearers for alb ,H. =
hours ard HAT in speech fcpI.tc with sound o'gnrE
ard Intcrspcr-rd with the harpy its the $ewl
Wars ana viii! 81 The mus brilliant displays .. o'a
81 II not even ntrrrpt 10 give synopsis Of ite Doctors
ccle;t address. for my best atcmp; would 10 gC1t ihy
tee Dr. Harris may Justly be regarded =! tie Ua
Talented, energetic and gicut democrats OF his 10
State. THE democracy Of Augusta and Virginia. oHs rH
Ia the indomahlr zeal OF Dr. H. IN tearing nwn tn or
hold 0i Sewar! Federalism, md briling upon ~ rGnS
Srantil temple Of democracy. Wherever D. II Ia, 't
he mas increased and animated lo party. Whcn H. !@
At NJ SolDn-iic strongest precinct IN 'o! Federal t.1
Ia there were scarce Nail dozen democratic voters o.
she gives democratic majority and i The nrrr
IL III. county. The democracy proud q! this "a!I
champion and his brilliant ,iiprs.
We have not said 100 much " ils deserving pGgg.,
rising young uIg:I who also -iGnG, IN the from, rams
the medical p.o:"sson wilma ,irgc practice W V!,a
TT The Democracy OF plrgnn know ihl. iagusi :. {
asleep that ~ Haze who is able attack THIS ciiafA
federalism and Cgr. ~ -Indcr1Us charges 0t the ars
Seward. FOES Fug2 u ca There yet. ;hinE 10 u
old FEDERAL fortress, 800 tr 10 the constitution :"
have never bowed IT,. knee ~ Se-ars pa5;y. iac ~
safety Of the South 10 IN The integrity an! success, q
Democratic party. We no longer haze a MAJORITY N 4
IT, s. Senate and he House Of R.ores ntayrs hly. ~
since been AZ the mercy Of The North The Wn,g psf.
their late National Convention, o"cryhemri :;
nvowcd abolition Sewar! Wing; and tie only nlriougi r
Zltiun rciIn!ng .n and u"Shakcn, is the great Ict
Tic party, The hope and safety OF The South.
AUGUSTA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

j III. StS lLi liI5 / AK.
Where is The State which The Wings cITf!r! il -:
campaign!
Even in Vermont which voted in Septcmbrr ii, "n:
Governor was defeated bcO:c tie pcOpie
Maine which vnic! III Sept, mUcr gave large an '-,!
svc democratic majority on The congressional yplc n ~
overwhelming" aggregate majority on Ike GDveInD'.
Where have not the democracy .riunrhcd gioFlpu-!
lows, Missouri Afkansas, North Caro!inal the >a'
that vote! IN Augnst-haYe gone tcmpcrl'c.
Connecticut, Pennsy yania Ohio, irtiana and F!la'
all The States that voted this monnhIYe gone d-'a'e
tic.
And, finally, the campaign in Maryland, which %
the Wings have boosted much. has opened win the ~
precedenIed majority OF 100 in the city Of Baltimore
democratic MayOra result which makes the state s"fe y
Pierce and King
The political history o the country contains no one ON
such record at rie tan elections preceding Wet!"sh"'
struggle in November.
he result Shows lHiy enough thai lie i'opc GaE -
only i;rG tr ,prc,t tA.ir h;.rmiaait"" I" ''i"
t::"r old u. ." escins Wing Ps:lients ~ '''
cessi"n. Union
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II lie observes the same rules which have h,h.,,o
ernei him in choosing the "dircct route Ee,yso
knows when ne will urrive al the seat of pov.,,,.
iiowe"e! il l. 10 be expected ma, lis endrayor,
the White Hnu-r, II" WIZ a!was iGt himself vrrr -,
IT the right rIad. ncspit" tie rG5.es and angle. uh,
official business" has olIgr: Hi. IL take the O,
ing tour has proved dead illur.- that sou may =,
is fixed fact lie has lost votes in the Stat. -
could gain IN SIX months The people find he IS nI Of
In almost every Instance his waters have beer n
glove gentry, and his dislike 81 the vulgar herd has t
denced, despite every rndeGvUr conceal IT, He /. :.
known he7a rs cold Sore Hand Somrwba, unt
,,ilr grow!a. out Of HE excuse hr has ,onstaarty
| when requested Ia shake hands with the ralrI
friends can't shak. hands My hand Is very s,,.
-orr" Tine native and aiGptrd' lodge. too has hi.
IL has been used rechle>sy ana Titt udi.c.,,a
ms inus lost III us force, and Stands rnkciy ioTit
me Greeley birnry There Is no doubt rha G=nr,a =.
The cIr .sn him irom mead quarters; bar uaiu:tn,.
mas learned his lesson 100 much ia b Is
| QUESTION or THE FLORIDA ELECTION
TIED DEMOcRAcY TRIUMPHANT
Tie arrival OF lie lack 1avl:e ,'! N s.tartay !,
Tallahassee mail yesterday, (says tho S.YaGaah Geog
Monday removed al! touh, ol a glorious Dcmoc,,.
amph having been achieved in Florida. The n',of
The Democratic State Ticket will vary much ws
from ;wn hun:!ei, showing gain oi ABOUT seven
since 1880 CAeELLs majority being then luu; h-nt,e
eighty. The Democratic majority in The Leglsl4,..
BE- very large, PROBABLY no, less than fifteen in Oj.,
sis!j0g .! shy members.
A weilacyisc,; and reliable friend writes tcya:
Jacksonyl.!e
"JACKsoSyi4LE Oc, + /.
DEAR S!E:-We have glorious victor: TO r.!O.g. o,
W have swept the whole Ststc-Crngress, G1ve'aor
are majority OF The Legislature! | have not tine :,
! nIrl,cuiar. ou Won may rcy upon the facts
/ l..
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F.. p Gaines Esq. wss Wednesday last, elected Clerk
OF the Circuit, Court Of the city of Petersburg in the place
Of Harry X. Gaines deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

p S-Snce the above was in type the newspapers an
nouncr the arrival General Scott Auburn and Syracuse
~ Y-lhat he called the residence Of Gov. Seward that
after nm interview with him, fcr what purpose The public
may readily judge hay escorted 20 hotel where din
whiting Gov Seward presided az the table and on
hs rpht General Scott seated The cloth having been
removed Guv Seward gave the following toas "WiNFIEtD
ScoTT ne defender and calender of his country of Cana
da doubtless but Southern territory against which ne
is pledged on the recordl Oninons, indeed
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C.. &C.,, . riS.ussion in Accomae, ~

.,,iStt
Mr. Wise-..wERE YoH n I NGw HEAR HALE srEaK
aSo' s SnEECli THAT HE WOULD NIL, nHn nn, q
ARMY 70 MARCH UroN TIE souril' AND ro' wv :
SLAVERY" 49,. ruppr HEARD MR. HALE SPEAK,
1W. c...ypH,,yUaT YOU STATE -. :, ,,.o,.r ~,
AM 81 M"niD YOU NOT HEAR FRANKLIN PiERGE EE;
=, U. 10 TgIS AND ShY.lF HALE SHOULD iimhm y! Az Az
IRHY TO MARCH on THE SOUTH he liAD FISH E ~, up
nHIRCn OVER HIS (pERGE'S) DEAD BOui, roh ~
WOULD HEAD AN ARMY TO OPPOSE iilMI -, ,pp,>c
M MoDp-I DID. GEN. PIERCE DID SAh SSihrL ~ ~.
,,1G n. S poS Ills HREASTI THAT HALE WOULD HAVE
To PASS OVER Ills DEAD BODY BEFORE He MARCliEp
UPON TIE SOUTH
-uIN 1871 OR 40 PIERCE SAID IN Ills SrEE Il
UPOS TiE OCCASION HAVE kEFERKED TO Il'N S,Ia +
DID NOT THINK HALE'S PARTY COULD MEAMM ~ 20 az
They SAID THAT IS TO EFFECT THE B1I uiD iiE
SLAVERY BY FORCE OF ARMS; AND II IhEl ~, I'M M:
WAS SURE THAT EVERY GOOD CITIZEN W UomS I n
WLLING-AT LEAST he WOuLD-TO Lar nnnri ~ u Ar
DEAD BODY TO PROTECT THE CoNS1IiUlioS' -l-'''
hfapps correction Federation Of The. TiRiHs dialogue
u NOW HESITATE BETWEEN EXTEHpz1A .T,oS TO q
Ron OF RESIDENCE BEFORE NATuRALlLaIIiu.H. rr or
YEARS AND A TOTaL REPEAL OF ALL TIE ATS W
,,SNERESS on TiIE SUBJECT-4Mf MIND iNCLfHfS y
TIE LATTER.-[ScorT IN lsH
The above is Cen ScoTTs We have seen IL III ne
own ha Writing, slsnu,ue-sG Faiaes" F''
Sytpo1:oR.
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GRAND RALLY OF THE DEMOCRACY OF ALB

MARIE
The Democrats OF the North Side Of Albenn will hold
Mass Meeting Earleysvie Friday the 18th OF DC.
tober.
Many distinguished speakers from distance expected
a free barbecue Will be provided.
The people, without distinction Of party, from ihs and
the adjoining Counties, are invited 10 attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
TIE RESULT THIS EAI

r Examiner will please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
Liverpool Provision Market.

IN BEEF there has been very little DONE but there has
been considerable inquiry many of the trade being witou
stock PoRKA fair business is doing at former rates, and
the stock beng hight creates little hunness modcrato
business is doing ia LAID George Badenochs Circular
quotes = prime BEEF per3' NJ new los. a llSs PoRk
prime Mess Eastern and Western " 40 No. 87s. d88si BA
con- Western f9s a5s LARD 58s 06is tor kegs and bb
A few parcels OF CHEESE have sold al jjs.ai2s.
AsHEs7OO bbls sold at 2s Cd for old and Bis for new
Montreal Pots: Us ID for Pearls. CossEE-fne Brokers'
CIcurar says In consequence OF the limited supply In
he market the business o, the week IL scarcely worth
n0tcing' DYE-WOoDS transactions limited GUASo-Pe-
sells 1T f95s sl0 MoLAssEs u in limited demand
The only sale reported 8 puncheons Cuba Muscoyad0 at
lie. 5d p cwt. OILsFOr Sperm k3j y TIM obtained
for 40 casks No Lard Whale market and prices nomi
nal RICE continues favor, aud is retailing At 2js 05s.
3 for Carolina IN bond There stock OF moment in
INST hands Arac6n and Madras sold o3 God
NAVAL STOREs-1mpeutine IS IN few hands and good
deusnd the advanced price OF " @9s 3D. " eva.
whilst common Resin has conmanded tehg price OF Js ID.
n H. cw up 10 9sdl Sales reported 10 the extent
OF 400 bbls Spirits OF Tnrpenine stock much reduced
and full obta nablsacs con6ned 10 20 bills at fos
a. cw SUGAR better demand both for Grocery and
hnng IN refining descriptions 81 hhds. Porto Rico duty
paid sold ~ IA 3D. ISIS I'd TIA by private sale Is mac
tye-ataucton 1900 packages cold At ull rates, TALLow
No American here r. has further advanced; 40 tuns
sod 10 6d0Is IRoS continues very active and still
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13

ton of,he Empcrors grand idea that the Medferxnes
should be fresch Lake The idea u not III connecse.
IN the public iron, the hint recently thrown out
IN Government paper that when few more steamers
sre launched. England WILL be called upon 70 show oy
Whist title she holds Gibraltar and the ionan Islands
Two government nominees are elected IN tho
rcomof CAvATGNAc snd CAKSor resigned
Mons. JEAN ANTOINE DoUrER, Bishop Of In
dsnapolis is announe e among the arrivals Paris
The vintage has commenced at the South. and
in some of the,yineyards OF Louvre and Champagne.
The prospects are moderate
II is reported that the French Ministers at
Foreign pofs have received Instructions TO announce
the nybshtv Of the Convection OF the Senate 70
store the Empire and TO repeat the assurances OF Louis
NAPOLEON m favor OF peace
Great activity prevails in the French Navy
Ysrds. The Government have completed conirscs
with Mr.. STEWART an American, for 1000 mAsts o.
Florida pine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
ENGLAND
We have no political news of Importance.

We have no political news of Importance.
4 dinner was given a. Bambury on Tuesday,
hv the Cou-ery e- in honor Ot Hon j. w. HENLEY,
the President Of the Board OF Trade, Col NoRrL Capt
VlsE, and Mr. hNlGHrLY tie Toy member ior Ok
iori,hie and South N0ithampt0n.hlrc
\ Free Trade banquet is 10 be held ar Man
chester on the nh proxino, at which Messrs Golden,
BRIGHT HALL and other leading men 81 the party are
10 l--ist
AZ Liverpool the Liberals are organizing
AGAINST the Tory party who carried tn ia.t election
The Oncen and Court were still in the High
hnd- OF Scotland, whore also Lord HARDiNGE the ?"
Command cr.ln- Clici. was IA attendance.
Earl DEKBi was at his seat IN Lancashire :
tle other nenner- Of tue Government were scattered
here bud there the country and DrsR.ELf according
t. Parch D., -tu up "a Do" niu-,t, caicu.iiS on MS
-lat.. tlc details Of his Budget
The papers are full OF speculatlonS on French
and American affair, me exclusion OF local matters
Ii is lumorcd that Parliament will be sum
ncned for me dispatch O. busn"s on he l.; SoyemO:r
The Lcrdon papers are rabid against Captain
JrWEITs expedition 20 the LDbor Islands seeing III
dtep-laid scheme tor the annexation % Peru
The West India mail steamer La Plata, the
c,,e,antArapip arrived southampton on W edlsday
h, 18th ult with dgies from Cua(res 70 M sth Sep
rsrber Sic had irels hi sl,J7L1oo OF Fmch sf'-l'
were on account Of tie Mexican dividends.
The La Plata had Oh board three ponies,
rre.enr from the President o. Mexico 20 'he Prince OF
Nse- besides presen's TO th@ Queen, IN cnafge
Of Col. -huiiEO.
There have been TWO more arrivals from
Australia with gold, Dur no later date.
Tie London Times Of the lst Oct. says il has
rra,cn 10 leye that the -tatemeut Ia; Lord Elsn -
superseded in Tie Gofelaorslp o. Ctnaia IL uniound
e.. or 70 lcsst premature.
Violent gales Lad ragged in the English aud
Irish Channels during tne the week. and hal caused
much de- rgucucn of shipping TIE Only American Vc'-
eel lcrore b the Emporium rom 3aefIct, "hcn " n.
-hoie IN he Cont q, Northumberland. Inc crew eni
asserrcr.. including three female, we're -aved.
Alderman CHALLIs, VI. T., has been chosen
Lord Nay elect Of London Il Bcxt year
WV. CRAFTS, the Boston fugitive, writes IA
Icnysrele In The Worgisg iGor'ser ia rrpy - come
.;ri1turs IN DIcKENss Hoasstoid H0yds On slavery.
An.cng be chicf patrons of CsVTs and hl' vie IN
En-lsrd aye Ledy BYsoN ent her daughic- Lady
LoyELACE
The weather was cold and rainy, aal the
scotch md Wech mountains already exhibited cypin
D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival Of the America N Halifax.
LARGE SALES OF COTTON At An ADVANCE
BRtADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS UNCHANGED
More Rumors of The Empire in France.

IIALrFAX y. 5, Tuesday, Oct. - lsj2
The Il. NJ steamship America, Captain
Shannon arrived at her wharf in this City about ID
O'Clock this r. NJ, having Lett Liverpool at III A. NJ.
on the 2d inst
On the 2d Oct the America exchanged sig
nals at q NJ with the ship Bland On the 3D. at or
5P NJ, passed the Europa for Liverpool On the lOth,
ut lOi A. NJ passed supposed to be the
Glassow, Ncw.York for Glasgow.
With the exception OF the activity and adj
vancius tendency in the Cotton Market, the English
news Is almost Ccg Oh, Of interest.
The accounts from France Indicate the rapid
approach of the Empire. lts now thought thar LouIs
NAPOLEON will he Emperor even before hi' return to
Paris
The Emperor of Austria is understood to be
a .uitor for the hand Of tie Princes. VAsA and the
Emperor OF Russia also using his influence 70 secure
her lor Prince ADALBERT. of bavaria
The Belgian Ministry has again resigned.
Tie cholera is rapidly decreasing in Poland
mn r1l--is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1852

the regular Democratic Convention being Objectionable
on account OF his opposition 10 the Fugitive slave law
An address was adopted which declares that the Union
anu me rec col party cannot exist together ReSo-
tons passed Improving Of the Bsn,ors platforrn
and the compromise measures and declaring thst a
Democrats they Will resist in IN honorable ways any
party that endeavors 10 remedy the evils OF the Republic
by -ending IT asundc.
At the time messenger leis Ipswich (by the last
train this evening" nomination for Congress had been
made but il was generally believed that n ] Loan
EzG. lawyer Of Salem who aided District Attorney
LUNT n conducting the trial OF the rescuers of the l
tive slave Shad ack would be the successful nominee
In the new Hid District, the Free Sellers
have nominated G. B. WESreN for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
GERMANY, &c.

The Cologne Gazette states that negotiations
are in contemplation between she United states and the
Zoliverein respecting mutual reduction OF import du
ties II said that the United States Government has
expressed it, willingness % favor the import into Amer
certain articles of the Zoverein and the crisis In
which the customs question has recently been placed h
alone prevented the completion of the mstter.
Negotiations are opened for COnc0rdat be-
tween Austria and the Papal Seeand Publications OF
the Exradion Treaty between Austria and the Neither
lands have been exchanged
Cholera was rapidly decreasing in Poland and
Prussia.
A change in the Tuscan Ministry is again i'm
minent.
Serious damage has been done recently by
inundations at Naples.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
FRANCE.

TIE public mind appears TO be made up in
favor OF the mejiare proclamation Of the Empire AMI
Il l. even ssld tna; Louis NAPOLEON vii return -
PaIis Emperor md hst tie proclamation will be made
~ Tour the ancient Cspifs OF Toudcnne, the I'm
Hi- reception II Touon, Aviynon and Narseile=
eIhu-t stlc lie met aud congratulated ~ n
Ervcy Of PIEDMONT, Maple, and nc Pope.
The Gazette de BrtIGa Gays that the Emper-
or G. Au.iris has deInsnled the hand OF the Princess
Vass I'D that the Emperor Of Russia i using BIZ nlu
ence 70 win the lady fer Prince Adslber Of
bavip brother 10 he King o: Greece. Iai- however,
OiscrCdiied IN Paris
Cnlaying the foundation of the new Bourse az
Marscs-. LOTS NAPOLEON .sid he hoped rhs the r. D.
~ q list pot would contribute toward the reilza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13

EV The body Of SARAH JANE STEWART, Of
Cct,ville in Mahoning Co. Ohio found floating in
he MahCning River, the afternoon Of the I'd int
When taken from the water the clothes OF the deceased
found gathered close below the knees and secured
by cotton cord wrapped number Of times round and
ned behind IN her clothes. thus fastened 70 the
amount Of twenty-five thirty pounds found. de-
signed undoubtedly 10 keep the body TO the bottom
hut 1t became much ,vOlcn 10 rise aud float with
tlCm 10 where il discO,crcd. Tie deceased cft
lone Frdrv the l7th nit about nOon-came 20 this
village bringing small articles for salewas seen
leaving town short time before srndown, being the
list trace q her YET atccr incd TIL found a. before
stated. being eight days oifer WM. o. MOORE, Esg,
Of COit4yile. hos been arrested suspicion. and ia
in custody OF the proper officer awaiting an exn-
yufif
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River. in which large number o. lsborcrs were en-
pecd ncsint The occ headed by the Chief Of Police
and Captains. The Mayor was present. Cotton hooks
and ,hca,h.kniycs were to some extent u.cl by the
srker. md the Policemen laid about them with N .ir
Gibbs Ancr quito severe coniic. in which mry
were knocked down. Of the leaders in tha, die.
turbancc occurred and taken 20 the coils in the
franklin Market. There was some blood shed nv the
combetants Tho nfmes Of the prisoners are james
To-rsnce, Ryan Connor VIM Kinney. Patrick Somer-
Vile and Michael Burke. The laborers were gathered
in groups talking their strike or lounging upon
stone steps or cotton bales along shore and were as
general thing temperate and quiet
We heard Of 10 other serious difficulty during the
day. On several OF the docks men were az work,
under The protection Of the police. The serious OBJ
ftacle to general employment the determination Of
the laborers require the signing of paper relative
70 the matter Of raising the wages With these terms
Z . employers refused 70 comply
IN the evening meeting of the aborers was held at
Warren Hall corner of Oliver and Madison-sts., ct
which large number of them were present.
Mr. JAMES KELLY Of the Fourth Ward, by their re-
quest occupied the Chair Speeches were made by the
Chairman. Mr. WADDY, and others The speeches were
markedly temperate and gave much good advice TO
them ThoyweTc counseled by a meansto preserve the
peace to avoid entirely all strong drink and to act most
respectfully 10 the police and other authorities; ami
act have the better portion OF the Press and the
friends Of the laborer the side of this movement.
They told that they were citizens, and as much
interested in preserving the peace as any other citizens
and must not on any consideration, be indiscreet or
violent Tho meeting appointed Committee OF Seven
10 wait upon the shp-owners today and state the
abuses which they sllegc they suffer from the boss
II. ~ ,,todl tho,
irq and con-is Of four from the East River side and
tlree from the North River side, VIZ:
Eos, Rjrr Tde-Patrick Cavsnngh, John Murphy
Daniel McAuley and Daniel Harrigan.
Norra R,rer Siac-Patrick Donohoe. Michael Currsn
ma Joseph Dougherty
This Committee 10 rcpor, the results Of their in
toryiew 70 future meeting Of the sievedores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

The CorToN market active with large business doing
The syces per America arrived Sunday 18TH caused an
tive demand partial adya OF b 10 the prices OF
FRIDAY Nth "Wednesday morning the market opened quiet,
bur after the receipt the Arctics aces II became still
more animated transactions being large OF which specula
or took considerable share much oft Egyptian and Peru
Wan The market closed Friday lst, firm, with upward
t,td,ncy The demand chiefly for qualities from lows
mddus good middhug Orleans and Mobiles with sta
pies and these getting into few hands The mie-
nor and better grades particularly bowels, are couPs
lively neglected but participate in the Improvement
Tie saes Of the week NJ 30 bales including ttb9
American OF which 1850 speculation, aud I'D
Tor export The leading houses quote tar Orleans SD
Middlng SD; fair Mobile, 6l0.; mlddling do, otd;
fair Uplend Cd; mddng sd; Ordinary, 3D. tn
SD: Inferior, III 10 .4ld. EgyTtisn has advanced.
with ses mcued IN the above OF 20e0 bales, IN an'ieips-
ton of short supply Of Sea Island. The imports tor the
wee are y 677 bales OF which 1884 are American The
stock Liverpool is 1883 bales, including 3's,t1l
American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
Grent Fire nj Cleveland Ohio-Twcuiy-
Buildings Communications of Life, e..

PITTSBURGH. tuesday. Oct - 49,
4 most disastrous fire occurred az Cleveland
about o'clock This morning II originated N the
clothing OF : BORGEs. No. Supcri0r-st burning
TO the OF Unon-anc, including in it, rsyage,.
GRAHANS shoc-,tore. lsAACs coihIng-store AMI some
smaller stores II then spread down Unont. destroy
ing both cost and Wet cider, including DAVIS ami
FRANKLIN buiidngs-jhencc by the o the Mansion
House IL consumed all the buildings the west side OF
Wateret, between the Mansion House and Franklin
Buildings. The principal sufferer, on Waters are
Mc,-rs OYEHRoCKyR. proprietor OF the Mansion House
HAYES grocer and SHEPPARD cahinetmakCr
About - buildings DESTROYED the insurance on
which amounted 20 about onc'hrd OF their value The
goods were partially insured One man was killed and
seNernl ~. lninrrd BIZ The ialIlnE WALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. TuHsday Oct II, I-3@
4 fire riot took place last night in the First
Ward in front OF CoRcoRAN s RECESS Bank. between
two IRE companies. Sixteen sun and pistol shots were
fired The police driven OF tine field
4 Wing Barbecue takes place in Alexandria
County Ya tomorrow week On the Saturily follow
ing the sfme will be held NJ Bladensburg. Nd
The Washington Bankers publish a card dis
countenancing individual notes.
Considerable Indignation is felt against the
the failure OF the Bank the Union for so large SUM
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BELGIUM.

The Belgian Ministry has again resigned. and
the Chambers are adjourned till the 9Th inst Toe
cause o. the resignation the election Of NJ DEsrxsS
over NJ NERiiAGENTYE the Ministerial candidate .or the
Presidency Of the Chamber Of Deputies
The event IS regarded as triumph fc; the Preach
party