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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
nlc0ical.
LIVERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

LIVERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
~ DIR. BATES VEGETABLE CATIIARriC PILLS
ard UNINERSAL Hl OElAN ELIAlR or lNtIGOHAT-
ING NERNUUs TONIC. found be safest most eff
Gent and most agreeable remedies Tor Disease of the Dges
Organs and Nervous System oiered 10 the Public
They Liver Complaint Costycness, Dyssltery and
DIai hea, Consumption Jaundce, Scroula Collie splitting
Of Blood Gods inlusnza Gravel DOpsy Dyspepsia Asth
ma Worms, Hopping Cough, Female Affections nhamms-
tory Diseases Pleursy, Rheumatism, Gout Nervous De
Neuralgia Paralysis Sickhead-ache Depression Of
Spirits Pspitaon OF the Heart Fanting St. Vtus Dance,
EPILEPSY Deafness Dizziness Eeyers Eryscpcea Meaes,
Scurvy, Itch, Pimples and Blotches Salt Rhanm, Sc
They warranted to contain Mineral Mercuna and
other deeterous substances whatever aud may BE- taken
with perfect safety by even young children and the most
delicate females
The PILLS mild ia their operation prompt in
moving from the system those impurities which the In
inysIab OF the ena Of and may
BE- used ny comp without the advice OF Phyn-
and will orgupersede all others Family Med
cine. They need but the TRIAL convince the most
sceptcal Of thar farty and their utility.
TIE HYGEIAN ELIXIR is Ia delightfully."- invigorstns
Cordial pslstsbe to the taste and fails 20 almost IN
aiely restore t Of the System when exhsus-
ed by Disease, by the necessary operation OF Clharc
Medicines. Asa Nervous Tonic 1t Is entirely uneqasled
and may be taken by the delicate Females and Chill
dIen with entire confidence and safety. -
By the timely and udclous OF his PILLS and fOE-
IAN ELIAIR Dr. Bates convinced that Disease may be
often prevented and always cured and thus by avoid
AID Lsuseatng remedies not only time but money may 30
sved
For sale at DIR. BATES DIp6t No 458 Broadway cor.
Grsnd-st n. T. and ct the Principal DRUG Stores and Pa
tent Medicine Warehouses ia the City. Pills 70 eta 20
box Elixir 81 per bottle; bottles for i've dollars.
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Passengers Arrived.

~ Hto lip ERri's Ctr from Harana-F D Delaio, lazy
children aid 'ervanis " Dee DO r. EcheverrIe
Rodrgues q Das Madame DUE, NJ c. Duca-, j. Lprdt j.
Fqea T. Casamayor J. Valen'e, M,1ona. Zvss Mer
IN bail Lia d Cuba Ts HardAa-Don G d. Hacs JaAn Ru
Do sarl Ke.iah sn Canttrland Harbo-. CssaMl cdsen
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'rkess'' 'c.RrrrlLr Rrrorrrp rOs rHr r.urs,

sAshEs5The market, \. upcA.r,s wssSskso.Y: Nov
css5!1 Sct. ssd IS sl Tor P,a 'As' Of 70 se at
FLOUR AND steady. Lloo bales .old TODAY
rPs s..ss rOuI paTs .eus,Ss demand Tor
.,eaSS IT, p inquiry IA moderate and - .np
CsnaA.n ~ So, ~ freees are firm, with e very
mon S1. n ~ So ss set % ssv Sales o. ss iaq
ne are sb Al q sss y = eSsd The ss.s Of b@e.
sale ~ s1i for mixed 20 ancy M,es,ese straight
9nA - s ~ si for common 70 roSa IN; nd In
fe bes 81 S for conmon TO scoa ssl-s Of
sstimore AexandrA ks, Is 258 4 for s.ssx ''appis
f!eu nsslanf ct q III a1xs7i Csra Meal : an se
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Ii regard to the Stonington Road the Eren-

The weekly receipts this road continue 10 be much
better than generally anticipated from the large
reduction made in Ihc tariff of charges by the company
The receptso October show only about 500 per week
lees than in the corresponding month last yerr while
they large enough authorize the conclusion that
similar dividend 10 the last will he secured az the
usual period
The Post also gives the annexed information
in regard TO the " A. Trust Cases now before the
Supreme Court
LEGAL RECORD-These important causes after hav-
ing oo,uI led the aeuSon Of Justices Edwards Mitchell
ana Roosevelt, during the month OF October. were
postponed for further hearing 70 December nex-and
will eftctuay, we understand, up the next General
term Of the Supreme Court
The amount OF property held under the Dads Of
TrESt, exceeding S25OO 000-and the amount Of debts
claiming preference under he provisions of the deeds
have gwen these than ordinary interest
We have therefore taken pains TO ascertain
generally what II involved in these famous contro-
verties
The North American Trust and Banking Company ex.
ecuted TO John l.. Graham, Richard NJ Blatchford and
Lewis Curtis, three deeds dated Feb s40 by these
deed a. Zoo OF bonds and mortgages assigned
10 them trustees 10 secure the payment Of 800 bonds
for 925O each payable in five or seven years from Feb
/, 1870; these bonds were made payable 20 Walter
Mead, tie cashier Of the bank the bonds in the a.
eresste amounting 10 s2OO0OO0 These trusts are
generally called the million mr. half million and second
hsf million trusts. The 500 bonds held As
iollOWs:
The Girard Bunk, of Philadelphia, and the prisons
of London, 10, ether hold 10 The firm Of Palmars
Maokllop Dent Co. bankers in London, hold Isl
Joseph Hume, NJ p. Of London. and other foreigners
hold 3e9; james hcl:ord OF London, has n beng the
residue Of the ls00 bonds
In 1872 the Trustees fled bill in the late Court of
ChanCeIy, TO have the He'd the million and rst
half million trusts decreed valid and made the Receiver
of Ae Baking Company party defendant The Re.
cever, N lS43 answered that bill and hled benre the
court erosshll and sso original bill for the
purpose of having the million FIRST half million aud
cond half million trusts ana the s0O bonds decreed
Illegal and 70 have the bonds End tsages reasgned
10 him. anu the proceeds divided equally among ali the
creditors Cf the Banking Company.
The plesdings and pro0;s on six volumes, containing
about fur thousand ~ nted PAGES
The questions raised numerous and very iInpor-
nt tut how many OF these questions the court will
undertake TO decide, we shall know when zee the
oilnons which the learned justices shsll deliver.
The counsel for the receiver HessIs Cleavelsnd
bredsy Ssndiord and Bronson For the trustees Palm
sFs MEG kilope Dent Co, ami Others holder of the
i'seo bonds hessrs- Noys, Kent Butler and oConor.
We hear ola sale to-day of about 5000 tuns
o. English rails at SIS free on board equal to about $50
'oh mere This shows a still advancing market
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EEw-OELFAss Nov.3, NoOn.-CoTroS has undergone no
material change sIce The rcei-t Of the Pecics
acc balCs sold tbs noInrg-M ddlng &c FLoCs has i'd
v.nced 10 e 3 for Ohio. ", - PoRg sells n s6 -
NFW-ORLEANs Nov IA brisk business hAs been done
ID CoTTox today Notwithstanding the election excitement
sCCo taes sold At pTces favorng buyers bat without any
CuOtabe change
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DEPuBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co-In-

III surance Buildings, corner of Wall and Williams /.
Uthcts Nos 10 and II, ground door.
This Company. havbg their Capital Of sl5o0c0 paid in
in cash and securely invested prepared ~
loss nd DAMAGE by tire on favorable terms
The charter Of this Company provides that after paying
interest TO the stockholders the rate of per per
num- our-fths OF the remaining profits 10 be divided
acne the assured scrip bearing interest which scrp
TO reeemabe in cash hencycr the accumulated proas
and capital shall amount 20 si,OOoOoO.
rRUsTEEss
Jos Gaillard. Jr, John A. Ste phens $. y. Rowland,
les Al Waterbury James Warren, Stephen Whitney,
George Curtis, Arthur Leary, Dan ID Fearing
George T. Adee, NJ w Hamilton, VIM IA Russell
n : Kennedy Dcuuug Duer, Aug C. Downing
John J. Aston Jr, John Steward, Jr- o. D. Lamar, .
Fyed A Delsno Robert B. Mnturn, VIM III. Aspinwah,
lance & Rel Reuben Withers VIM. II Duncan,
Daniel Drake Smith Edward G. Center Chas H. Russell,
Frd. q. Foster, Josiah OskeS Isaac Townsend,
Peleg Hail. Robert ; Hone; ,,o,-x, -
ROBERT s. HONE, President.
DUNCAN r. CURRY. Secretary.
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Disnsfcn, &c.

uses s-, seysnsa rried the Gall Of The HOY cro. Tier.
sesrsnce Al the Pzeac oGcr New Bedford for eiOGo
as Jess ALssEp, Al Hots fron Rse repo on N, isth
~ ~ o. 10 sa~ saan sboat 40 taa. bottom IN
n.te oes her hfe other b~ns al OF ~xtrr
A A"slsss sss sh4Ash.i ssest zoo tsns bqrd,a
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From the Editor OF The n. Y. Mirror, Ans. 9, 1872
TESI IMONl from HIGH AUTHORITY

Il PERFECT CURE and NO MISTAKE-We are sbost
wte voluntary Mt u recently enectsa "
DR. WISTARs bGls.B of Wild Cherry, winch the Edaor
this PAPER willing TO give under his own signature
make il pro bono pubco have never seen tae prop
etor Of this nyalusbe medicine and know nothing ss ls
about him. About four weeks since Of the compoeto
in this Office zurerns badly from consh nat pc -
unable TO sleep nghs and weak stand a. hrs cas-
became very pale and thin, add symptoms OF fins
victim Of quick consumption. We recommended 20 nm -.
uiedicines which had effect. Finally We ave
one bottle Of WfSTARS Bslssm Of Wild Cherry; snoa
ed him immediate relief and he is snow well man. Esnne
In hesh, with ruddy complexion, and not the sn5ss
symptom Of cough These are facts, and fcrtne, ~
lars may be learned at this office We should sod 'nA' -
coush accompanied by prouse splitting Of blood .h~
Look for limitations and counterfeits henirn -,
original and only genuine article always bears the Nn'"
signature OF l. BUTTS upon the outside wrspper -
Originally prepared by Williams Co, Phil.dei RmG ~ ~
prepared ard ssd Wholesale and retail only ey "a "a a.
fONLE, Boston. Mas, to whom all orders sooa'o ~
dresed aud for sale BY his agents everywhere . a.,
Ger sale, at wholesale retail By A D. $40 No %
ersl Asents No 100 Fuon-st. Thomas Aax"s.- -. -
WlIIisms,; John Miihsu. No Ie3 Broadway; Asef -"
Irving House Drug Stores and No. ITO Broadway.
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Millinerp.

M ISIS d. A. GARDNER, importer of French
AVA Bonnets Caps and Fowers No. 100 Broadway ~ Y,
and No 1874 Congress-st., Savannah Ga
Miss s. A CONN, Dressmsker Pans Fashions, No 100
Broadway.
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Receipfs OF Produce

Rv North Rue Borts-I0 O0O bbs Flour 100 do Whisky
$3.50 bushels hat sooo DO Com, 400 do Oats pigs
Cheese, aud - bis. Provisions.
Bs Erie Railroads. bbls Flour 20 boxes Cheeee aud
76G psckles Rntfer.
III Neie- Hateg Raaroad-16 b1s. Butter and 10 bNs-
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GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr.
~ HOUGHT0NS Pepsin or Gas,ric Juice prepared
from rennet The natural remedy for this distressing
plant Agents. j. BALL Co, No 100 Nasssu-st
NNHE EAR and EYE.-These modest evi-
Il deuces OF DR. HEATH'S skill speak for themselves,
DR.. Heath Aurt and Ucuis Of No. Al Broadway cured
Of ane Of Is yesrs ation also Of discharge o
10th ears Of yeas continuance.
JOHN RODENBURG
= DC % 1854 Grocer No. ~ HOward-st
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IHF InCTtNFt FNDUTl- "H5aI W.
itme time, it will he observed, ia 100000 bushels.
Tie earnings Of the Milwaukee and Missis-
sppi Railroad for October amounted TO slj.O37
The Farmers aud Mechanics Bank OF Hart
ford las declared a semi annual dividend Of FIVE per
cent. The following have been declared 1T Phiadel-
pha Girord Bank, three u cent. Commercial Bank,
five q Trademark Bank, four = cent. South
work Bark, fge y cent Bank Of Commerce, five q
cent. Farmers and Mechanics Bank, five q cent
Western Bank, five 3 cent, regular, and an extra Of
three p cent. Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank,
four y cent; Kensinrton Bank. FIVE v cent regular.
and an extra oftwo y cent. Philadelphia Bank, five y
cent reeurr and extra Of one y cent. The Noun.
tain Coal Company, six q cent.
The annexed statement exhbtsthe amOuntin
the different repositories Of the Government 10 the
draft of the Treasurer Of the Unted Staes subject TO
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RICH PARIS FEATHERS.-Jus received,
~ large ard dexrabe Of Paris Feathers for
BOnn.ts and Of them of very superior
quality aso Let from auction, which will be sod ow by
j. II. HORNER, No 81 John az.
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spoken, &c.

The ashhoa.e Hos taI ooa.' o.. V.rsna, ea' ish'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WAIEn s
i CURE IL conveniently arranged, and nov ops r,,sv
" inter treatment. The cold season tsvososc - ~
to 90 per week. n. hkDoSan
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Ocean Steamers.
- O, srrLNfRs ToR TnE MoNIH {
70 LERIyE from EUROPE

STEAMERS To kERfyE FROM EUROPE.
Affrs SaIed from Liverpool. Tor Ser York October .
Humtod; Sal from Hlvre. Tor Nee Hoft October =
Csnsds sed rom 1--we pool Tor B-on. Ocio5er %
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TnrreaFc, aDOuI % ItI ItHI'Is s.-s'FF = IT,
The receipts of tie Harlem Road for Octo-
Der are rumored at 10000
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have declared stock dividend Of per cent on me
main stem. The books VII be closed until the z''n
inst
The steamer took about $4,000 in coin,
probably silver.
Money continues abundant at per cent on
call First cass paper sal per cent.
The Cotton movement this season, TO date,
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n, which people NAY remember him when be has gone aw
- ,rsw,r The sdrrfisceaf which every man oouna 20
o,,re Although rot 10 treat our own estin
a. Fcurier the FrenchusAn do not zee why ~ =,
sh nd not try and isave marx upon the ina1sN ~
N, Of Curp airs
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IT, "QUEER BOSsErTs," by Mas. L. c.
TvrUILL-A quaint title for good juvenile. The
volume conveys excellent moral, and has some very
spirited passages Its exterior, moreover, is tasteful
and attractive.
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The HOrnellsville and Buffalo Road wsii we ualef
stand be couple-ei On the 18th inst, giving N ie'
susee railroad direct communication between ths Vy
snd Pusslo win the excerion Of the small portion Of
road from Jersey City 10 Paterson
The official receipts Of the Hudson RIVER
- C~.>r~.o slO55il II
hosc IN OS'0O'' ii 6lG35 %
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lhSIrtr--
This " trihe in advance Of SEPTEMBER. The az
90 s1sn1917
Is5i .. 2l77437
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MoRsE's MAasEIc osrIcE NO. WALL STREET,
WrpSssnAy, April %. 1852
BUFFALO y A. M.--Baromoter 80 25. Thermometer AZ
Wind fouthwcst A fine spring morning.
s II. Mt has been a clear, beautiful dny Wind
about southwest. Thermometer Al. Barometer 20 a.
Rocutsrfr, A. M.--Fine morning but cloudy and
cool Wind west. Theimomoter 40.
SP lit has cara on finely, though GOLD. Pros
poet Of fsr weather
AUouRN. o A. m.-ClouJS Wind northwest Thor
meter as
sp. MA pleasant Jay and pl,asan. evening Wind
north. Ihcrmumettr 40.
synAcusr. 8 Somewhat cloudy. Coo wost wind.
TheImCn.tttr 81.
81 m.--h co,l II ,-ssnt evening Wind northwest.
The M, meter Al.
lr'cA a. h-Cloudy morning. Wind wost Ther
mCmctCr So
81. M.-Cicer, cool evening wird wost Thefmo.
meter 4l.
ALBANY. 9 A. Weather rather cold wind west.
The me mtttrN. borometvr 20 oO6. mercury o.
' h,-Wtnd northwest. Thcunometer47. BaraSo-
ter IefLC. MoreurS 0S Clear fine evening
T,ot A. Nj Weather cold Wind uorLhw st. Thor.
mtintttT a.
Y. MA mild. spring like day Cl,ar dnl pleafsnt
10 night. Ihcimoinctcr 45. Wind wost
MuN1EEAL. A. M. M.--rhermomcter &c Wind west.
llo,s Hast nght. The river is opor ana tho Clease
ttttm,rs commence running IN 4 ~ or two
Criltt, VA ~ --tluudy and ,nowing Thorn olnosOc
~
Ktyc.7cN o. M,--hppc~ ~fnnc Of a storm. Thermo.
M, @ .l .0. Wind wet
Gouotro, & d h,-f<no bu. cold Thormonicter a.
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DOmesslC 1IlSGellapy.

BURHING or THE STEAMER PoCAHONTAs OK rng
ArrANsAs kYER-TwrLvr LnEs Losr --}n the night u
the llth inst the steamer Pocahnnas 5csccndpg
the Aikansas river, when Dcar Choctaw Bend. abous
thirty four miles from The lower mouth of the RIVER she
caught FIRE and IN less than hour burned TO tao
tis edge Ii that sparks gnted the cargo
Of 4lU bales cotlo8 which slowed the guards.
aud reached the hurricane d. ck AMI in les th1n ten
minutes the boat completely enveiop"d ~ hnncs.
1hc that onutd the alarm of tc being given,
beggaIs all description The heat aud smoke drove the
c,ginc,r ana officers from heir posts and ie bat WAS
Lett 10 the mercy the cncnt II was eiscut or next
10 impossible 10 get exit from the cabin and whom
III, IN ths The swollen river thr only chance
:, capc aa ,ise passengers 10 their lives either
IN the flames subsequently, IN attempting 10 reoh 10
sbrye nhia Tho boat that her previous tip
coilapioo aue, by Which several iVus were lost
MISSIONARY FAREWELL MgEgiNG "A farewell
navy meeting held in the thirl presbyteran
tbrch Newark last Sunday evening preparatory 10 the
dcpar Of MIR and Mrs hyers and ais Knight Tho lat
tor china mis- iouarie under the charge fthe Pres-
tyteiien Board Mics j. % he associated WIN her
Il. teI MrS Henry v Ranldn in the female boarding
seho,i u Ningpo.
CouIr DISPERSED ny NoB -Grayson CO..
Va la IL, the sceoe Of Outrage such rs seldom
curs In py Gov ntry where law II supposed To govern
pnp name Cornut was lynched ior tamperng with the
sayes lie instituted snt against the parties who
fffrgcrd hcld mrelng and passe cd rcaluons, notify
ii lc court and lawyers not TO undertake thU case,
ulon pain . coat ~ tar and feathers The court how
Iytr, CONVENED at tho appointed tmc when . btDd of
ann men marched around The court house. hrrd thrh
guns by rpiocns and ~ perscd the court IN confusion
1h Wts 70 blood shed This county and the cnunty
ot ycih have bed meetings and scd re- ointon, rus
',iurg nc movements Of the citizens oE Gr'yson
dota Ledser
Loss OF THE CAMDEN ON THE BRAzos.- ne
fteanboa Csmd,n A. dccendiug the iras"s ntros sss
BbSut 10 miles below fan Felipe and SUNK M, % hn.sg
dGiey 1hcre about 200 bales u coso. ~ m %,,
MOI % winch saved NO ii,es w. 49, ,h ,i,ar f.ms
OF the Can,, n is nv injured bui when .nn .sos ,A
20 ~ marx sh rsy bo raised again and repaired
uO~s,sn 2stgvsr, l6A "Si
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

which Ia kelly 10 enter into ,he political o,nsess
'ns constitutional right Of ction II the county
~ .ecAm 'hefr Fugitive snvea. II evd,rt Mr..
rMk.r tnn that his friend from Georgia y o con-
founds the Fugitive Slave Il, tn the const u,,on.
the people Of the North WRer ass a1 oe 20 ,eo sss
ction this floor who tho right Of tho south
to reclaim their fugitive slaves, lie wa free to say
that great contrariey of opinion in relation TO some OF
the isiOns Of the siavc law exists In the North
but that tbcro Ia disposition in the North 10
ag ate the questlon he did not believe Tho people a
the north want harmony and quiet and they will stand
hy the constitution long there Is plank Of II ief
He pledged himself that his district will stand tho
Compromise lie had told his that no haA
been here ast Congress- he would not have voted for that
law uDlcs his vote essential to the salvation of ts
Union. lie would vote for no bill which he did nst ap
prove; but II had become law part Of tho Com
promise he would stand TO 1t, and vindcacd the nts
and there need be no fear In conclusion he gave nocs
II proposition which he intended 10 offer namely -
refer his bill to select committee, with Instructions =
bring In to tho effect that hereafter when the public
lands sod for cash they shall be given for twe five
cents per Secondly a public lands in the markst
and not sold within five years shall In the States
sptctyeiy in which they situated aud sai be solA
by them within reasonable time. Mt reasonable priceA
and the proceeds appropriated MS follows Ono third -
tho state making the sale for perpetual sohoel
fund; onethd TO be divided among tie States and the
Disirct of Couaba and third to the American Co
ionization Society to free people of coor With
their consent, TO Liiefia
Mr. M,rLsoS (d,m ofva had thought tho bill before
them jestone of those extravagant propositions whish
are sometimes brought before Congress-and not until
recently lac persuaded that honorable gentlemen
really in ehIncst in desiring its passage.
Mr. Jcnnson, fdem) Of Tenn.-I understand tina
gentleman to say That this was practical jest
Mr. MIisoS-I repeat that when It was first intrs-
duccd thought il n mere jest.
Mr.. JoIInson--It was introduced six years ago. and
since its friends have uniformly been aborng Ter
the passage Of this 50 called jest.
Mr. MuLsor said no meant dscourtcsy, and thsn
opposed the bill on constitutional grounds. The oom-
mtec then rose
Mr. FIonnrcr, (dcm Of Pa, presented memorial -
yera yards in length numerously and closely sgDcA
from citizens Of the First Congressional district Penn
syvann. aaking for the passage Of the Homeatead BILL.
The hoilrc then adjourned.
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The r. M steamship America, Captain shannon sail
ed day with forty passengers for Liver
pool and twenty three for Halifax No specie. The fol-
lowing X n lit If her passengers
Miss Phelps Boston; Miss Mcclure, Charleston;
Duncan. a Graef, o Smith, Brown, aud W Woooy,
Andrew Goes And child; Clement Die
trch George MeddIewo wife and child, Of Cncnnat
" Cohaley, of Charleston, : CT w Mayor aud Will
helm. Of San Frapcoo Lieut. Farmer and wife and Mrs
Cuthbert of Montren Mrs Anderson three children and
nurse Canada West Merchant Thonp Of Sc John
u; } Sandford and wife. NJ Mrs Weston Liycrpoo:
Julien London Whitney. ireland. T Archer, Scotland;
Thomas DIXON Jr the Earl of Enrol lady. child and three
morysnts Price, John Jones, Jnho Baxter and James
of England; French inspector general Of ospi
tails, and B & Sandford--ta. Also 20 for Hslifax.
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LONDON MoStY MARKET
The English stock market continued very firm, and
cloCd at Qg1 foT Tor money, and 100 for nc
,tuut the nth iuy. The last time colsuls touched
q wns on the 2,tn y, CHI 1S45 when they rose TO
tcF The indications that The present high ratos
= h me stocks would br preserved although at TIE So ne
Is s unreasonable 10 bear IL mrd that already
abroad that the tofv administration might pUt
w. Tdiflt,d TO rtduce the interest o the
.d 81 tcturitief Railway shares luoyuaL, and
n.trsy was more abundant than "a long tnae past
AMERICAN ~srCuRITIss
Initod statca ttocbs IN demand, and cNnilora-
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Michigan Democratic State Convention.
UNANIMOUSLY FOR CASS


The Michigan Democratic State Convention organized
at II clock this morning 1873 members present.
Immediately after tho organization, tho Hon. d y.
Wetherell offered the following resolution which
unanimously adopted
Resolved That tho roll delegates be called by the Sscrs
tarv and that each member Of the convention his
being ched. hs preference for tho demoorAs
candidate for the Presidency
The members announced Lewis Cass rs their chOies.
without u dissenting voice.
Governor McLellaDd elected Of the delegates ak
large to tho Baltimore Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Liverpool cotton market, which had been dull
during the proceeding fortnight somewhat improved
upon the reception of the advces from the Untol States
by the Niagara and Pacific and thu total saos of tho
week 49O5O bales, Of which 81 800 wero Orleans
7.71O Mobile, 24OO Uplands and 40 Sea Island Tho
sales Friday bales 600 Of which were on
speculation and for export The following are the quo