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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

MONDAY, Dec. ~.
AsHES-The market very quiet bur steady Gales Of 10
Lbls Pots AZ - 56l, and Pearls at % Is.
COTTON lie active, and firm. 300 bales sold today
FLOUR And MEAL-Tbe low GRADES Of Western and
State Flour have been quite active Spectators hiys sold
yielded IS TO 9 p Dbl on state, bur for Ohio there in
cIessed ness and good demand The better
improved AID the stock Of Ohio quite st and less freely
offered The inferior trades and IN good request
Censosn 10 broyanf with good demand and few sellers
sdn b TiGss IS IS I The safe. Of western csns
s-e Geo bbs IS 81 for old State, n stole . D9sj0
' s9GGH H 70 10 ; s assi ~ y .ssy es
gan and ndisns closing quiet Southern Flour u without
S md: to s ss S & ST. e $ IS SIS
Is mixed TO good srlskL brands Baltimore Asxsndns
na an: ssss q essy s cs y. h nss,
AID more plenty Sales Of 100 bb jersey private terms
BrsHdywne dull at e. Buekwhess Flour Is Ia good De.
GRAIN-There Is less doing in Wheat; the adv.nce Ia
eyhts md the frnness Of hode resct business mate
rally There sli!tle pressing the MARKET hods antie
due Halifax The sales are 10 800 bush GOOD White Csn
sdsn st o. o. and 1900 bush prime White Michigan in
River held at 6c. Barley 10 inactive and nominal 1t 100
Re Oats are more plenty AID heavy sales Of STATE and
wss,ern at seas! Geo bssh sood 70 Csif,rn, At sc.
and Jefsey 81 base Southern dull 1t 4. Corn has
arrived very freely aud the market 10 much ower tbs d.
nsnd for tie Eat moderate and ssss Of 81 bash e
for good New-Oresns; s70esc. for Jersey yellow, Old
Mixed s nominal o, 7sc. IN store.
Whlsk1-lne mafket 10 yea1y Win al "ons-sss
closing with more Grinnes saes loo bb st for Ohio.
Ad2i for Prism. Drudge Is eesdy; sales OF " hhds'
a. Zte.
FROyIsIONS-Holdes Of Pork ere hrner, With speee'
istve inquiry q. the Close; the stoek OF od muea
held At ere IS end SIS br old Prime eisdeis . tor
City Mess Absoy o. and nsw g -
B.sf Sueysns With t.iI ss%snd ssIss q 80 sss :;
chicsso; SI4 2sae1 50 for extra d. sn4 PRIME SsS
Se i Prime Mes les. sstve, ss esess sss yn,e:
ess.s. sses Of 40 bbls good Chicago st Us Lard vey
frm,; ssles Of 400 bbs and kegs q Hel4e fm s.n q
,ne Out Meats are in fair demand and srs NOR plenty
tsss Of 10 hkds and bbs &C. fos Shoulder I'D loc ~
Hama Dressed Honsre good dersna ana ss.ess n:mss
ot Butter % duD end heavy q G2oe tos ONO s.1
a6Sc for Western Dsirea ir1s1 70 mose Psofy y ~@"s
LEAD-Ws note : ale Of 600 tuns Spanish. % srrvs
WOOL Ia in sctive request iooooe. D poms3ie fssce
have been soN Il t5e52s- and 1900 PsIsd C9a.s 9
saG4ac In Yoseisp the 1apssct0O are axgs. bat tey
mosiy prvsts 80 bales Mbditensassn Wool s'd ct tse
snwsshed. snd 5te wsshsd
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Sr,c,py !, Upper RAHwAY.-Hc Rqh,rag

Republican says, on Tuesday morning last, Mr. Almond
Cults, respectable and worthy citizen, while aborins
under temporary insanity, cut his throat with razor in
a shocking manner His wife, who entered the room
iusi st the time deed committed succeeded in wres
ting the razor from his hands, not however until two
deep eashes had been made in his neck. He fingered
until Saturday evening last when life departed He was
81 years Of age and has lett lis wife and four small
children 10 mourn his loss
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.-The following
gentlemen. in addition to those already stated, have
been admitted practice a. Counselor and Attorneys
in this State Messrs Samuel Brown, Jefferson, Cod
dinston Henry H. Rice and Arnold II. Wagner
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday Dee South Brooklyn l. L. JOSIAH DAT
MARTHA n PHELPS daughter Of Col Arson Phelps, al
Greenfed Mas.
AT Seminary H. Oct 81 BY Rev H. Packncy
sEARL. keuoshs WIS., formerly Professor the
Seminary Miss ZIMNA A. FOWLER, Precep'ress Of he
Institution
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

DEDIcArIoS. Mechanics Lodge, |. o. of o.
r. was dedicated the service Of Odd Fellowship on
Friday evening last in Wellwod's Hail. large number
OF the Order present and participated in the per-
meeting they repaired to Van DOram's saloon where
sumptuous repast served 10 which ample justice
was done AT late hour the Grand Master presented
Mechanics Lodge with valuable Bible, with appropri-
ate remarks, which responded TO by the Chaplain
of the Lodge in happy manner after which the com.
parry entertained themselves with speeches TO toasts
and songs. The meeting adjourned 70 a late hour-al
highly gTaiihed 18th the incidents oi the occasion.
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Poor ASSOCIATION meeting of the Society

Poor AssOcnTIOS.-A meeting of the Society
for Bettcring the Condition Of the Poor held a.
Franklin Hall last Saturday evening, exMayor Gchrist
Presiding Speeches were made by several members
Of the Association showing the necessity OF extending
the field OF operation in order TO reach all worthy
of the assistance of the Society. The Committee OF
Investigation directed to make inquiries relative 70
the condition of the poor and report OF future meet
ing Measures taken 20 relieve those reported in
destitute circumstances, and the meeting adjourned,
AseOcistion
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DISTURBANCE At THE FELToS FERRY.-Offi-
GERS Babcock and Curry arrested named Francis
Hamilton Friday afternoon, for committing an I'M
provoked assault upon a man who was peaceably walk
about and an attempt was made to rescue the prisoner
but failed and be taken TO the Second District Sta
tonhouse. The officers however, Jared rather badly
having had their clothes torn nearly all of Thomas
who interfered with the officers and he also taken
into custody
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COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.

SUPERIOR COURr.-NOs. 81, IjJ, 6SI, 63S,
So OIL 7C4 Ill l5O 63S 4a6, 7o2 COL zee AZ 651 $50
no COO III 7l8 7s 72o 72l, H. III rs 726, 727 7<8
10 $50 ISL 752 7S5 10 735 49, 81 Ioa 7i0 1i5 IA
COMMON PLEAs-PaT; Nos 679, Gg7, 10l 3d. 5l5 -
SO fOa H. 7le. 72i. ~, rs, ~ 729
SUPREME CouRr- General Term. Motions win be
heard.
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were probs5'y sitrrei ~ malicious person and
hence the Cause OF the accident The Jy further say
thst u the duty OF the Company have the stehes
licked except At such time they actually IN use
aBd then some responsible person should have charge OF
them. They therefore recommend the Coroner 10 take
such means 70 prevent similar accident ~ he may think
proper The deceased was ~ years Of age, and ma
tive Of Ireland He leaves wife and four children In
INDECENT Circumstances.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT or THE HARLEM KALI
RoAD-On Saturday afternoon last down train OF
cars On the Harlem Railroad loaded with cafe. was
approaching Bedford Of the brHkemen named John
McNulty, pushed off the forward car by He
fell scroes the track and the train passed over him, cut
ting OF his len leg Il the thigh that hung only oy
shred OF skin, and badly MASKING his hand besides
causing other bodily injuries. The wounded man was
taken to Bedford Village where he received such ne-
daie medical attendance IS bis case demanded. On
Sunday evening he brought to the City, and con
veysd 10 the New-York Hospital
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L. s. CIRCUIT coURT-BefOre Judge Brrrs.
Grand Jury was empannelle

A Grand Jury was empanneHeu prlncipau!
the Court stated. inquire into charge of murder
against the late steward the ship Howard for stabbing
and Causing the death Of named Jones After the
charge of the Court the jury retired for consultation
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EN1Rr THrErrs-On Fridar evening follow

Entry THIEyEs.-On Friday evening fellow
called at the house of David Barker No. % Wloughby
ST. to the attending at the door that
he wished to the of the house During her alb
sence he walked of, taking with him valuable over
cost which hanging the hat stand in the entry
The house Of :. f. Johnson. Esq. in Jay St. similar
ly entered the same evening and three coats taken
therefrom.
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ACCIDENT AT THE MUsEUM.-On Friday
evening last the dress Of actress while enactng her
part upon the stage caught FIRE from the foot lights but
wa. fortunately extingushed without serious injury to
her person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

ACCIDENT FROM VITRroL.-A young daughter
of Aid Kent of the Eighth Ward severely burned
in the face few evenings since in consequence of the
breaking of bottle of yitrol with which she and her
brother "a small lad had been playing with. Neither
were seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

ATTEMPT To COMMIT SUIcIDE.-On Satur-
evening man named Thomas Daley attempted 70 drown
himself 10y jumping OF the dock at the foot OF Hudson
av. lie rescued and conveyed to the Second Dis
trct Station House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

- The Young Mems Christian Association
held their gular meeting last night The proceedings
were not Of public importance.
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MALICIOUS MIscHIEF-A man named John
Hays was arrested by the Second District Police Sun
day morning for malicously smashing in the windows
of German clearinghouse No ~ Maine-st. He WIS
locked up 10 answer
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CITY ITEMS.
RANCH oil

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER At
Daoiouys formerly Lynch 4 Clark 2rt Wa.l,ii.
1852. TAM. Noon SPIN m
Dec. 0......,........J9 % % IL
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70 Rev. j. Harper delivered, last night, in
the Church corner Of Houston and Greenests., an in
orestng scientific Lecture upon Water. We learn tina
twas well attended
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SrRANGERs-Att the IRvISG, Hone. O'Neyille,
Rev ii. Gray, Philadelphis Hon. W "a. De.nuiick, Pa
T. p Tlestcn, q. w. Wkeelrghf, Boston; r. r. Duvsl
Richmond j NJ Taylor, 81. Louis; n. Halter, Wash
instoni F. Walters, O. Donne' Baltimore judge c,
Mayo, hy., H. Ranisdae, Newbureh A. NJ Collins, Cal
win Day, T. Smith Hartford Mr.. ireland. Canada ;
Capt Skillmsn Gala; J. Edwards, Albany Hon. :. O.
J. Smith, Ne.
At the AsroR, Capt Ringgold Navy C. Gordon,
Washington; Pls;t Smith. Iowa; Hon K. 4. Forsyta
Newbureh; Fitz Henry Warren Iowa; TauriOw Weed
Albany 2. Greedy. Boston; Cspt. West Atlantic
Capt MAgruder. Army c. Van BenthuyseH- Albany
VIM. Chamberlain, Red Hood; W. B. BOgss, Washing
ton and others.
Atihe METROPOLITAN Hon 4 o p Nicholson, Tenn
w. w CoTcorsn, Washington Hon. Z. B. Hex
Texas Robert Newman, by; Gen. Duff Green, Wash
Park; II. w Briggs. ST. Louis; slss Pierce, Boston :
II. Stanley Troy 5 K. Sergeant, Boston and others
FIRE.-iesterday noon FIRE broke out IN q
rear building in Anthony West Broadway. The
fremen were quickly in attendance, and 5000 exfln
sushed the fsrnc-.
THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT on THE HAIR
LIN RAILloAn-The Coroner On Saturday morning
held an inquest upon the body Of Edward Morrison
labcrcr in the employ Of the Harlem Railroad Company
whose death caused by injuries received on the SIa
instant in consequence Of upon which he was a.
work being into by freight train belonging 20 me
New Haven Railroad The particulars of the aceiienf
by which two three other persons injured were
pubshed af the tIue u IFS occurrence. An nvesags
lion was made for the purpose Of ascertzning who.
suy one was 90 blame snd the following verdict was
rendered by the Jury That the said Edward Morrison
came 10 his death BY elriun treens con-cquenf upon
injuries received upon the Harcm Railroad upon the
9th int The jury OF the opinion that thesweaes
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soon 20 and settle up Mr. c. then inquired Of shep-
herd the auconeer as to the character of Cregan and
in reply Shepherd said "Sir that man is Trustworthy
ard perfectly responsible" On these Representations
the money was paid by Mr.. Clark Another watch,
represented to be If anything more valuable than the
other was then put up and knocked down TO Cresan
for $500 and the money to pay for this was also Dor
rowed from the Californian, who had now in his Poss-
esson several watches worth altogether about sl19
for which he had paid upwards of sl,lOo
Cresan and Mr. Clark then LEFT the shop and went to
q hotel where the former represented he sopped he
soon discovered, or pretended TO discover that his
stber who he said had all his money in his posses
.ou. had started for Philadelphia and informed M C.
that such was the case and both hurried over 20 Jer'
sew CITY snd went through the train Of cars but could
no, ind the Peter Funk father They then returned to
the City, when Cegan gave his victim the ship amt nc
WIS left alone with heavy heart lie, however aa
no. remain in this state long, for an associate OF the
gang who was fully Of what had occurred soon
came nm TO him and wormed cut of hun all that had
occurred the fellow then said, Il was se'Fel u Tue
sarre way few DAYS since and went TO a certain law
yer, who 20, all my money back; come with me and
iet US sec what he can do" Mr. Cs spir,s al this IN
intelligence began to revive and he went through me
Park with his new friend bat scarcely had they gone
lawyer and stepping up to another of the infamous
gang told the circumstances and was inform that oy
calling a, his Office O'Clock the following morn
ipr the matter would be properly attended 70. Il be-
inc now evening, Mr. Clark was induced by his newly
found acquaintance TO visit Chrstys Mnstrels and al
,erwnrd 20 90 with him gambling house, where he
borrowed 500 of Mr. Clark and then give him the slip
A,er rejecting few days on what course TO pursue
60 hing the rascals who had robbed him to justice Mr.
= ,nnI;ed 10 officers Burey and VIM. II stephens OF
tho lower Police Court, and Brown, OF the Chiefs OIL
Geo who took the matter in hand Odicer Burey sue
cceded in Frightening the rascal who had borrowed the
ls.,.nsmed 500 into restoring upward oil $50 Oh II:
Yesterday morning Mr. Clark went before the oisnd
Jury and made lengthy affidavit, OF which tne ABOVE
!. synopss and that body in the course OF tne aAy
indicted James D. Shepard, Patrick cregan' Jas ooa'
Jobn Springer and Thos Cregan for false pre'ense'
patrick Crecap, Austin G. Porter and Shepard LOT
larceny. Cregsn ON two indictments; and "ooa 'o'
re,;, larceny. These indictments were banded 'h'0
Cu, and warrants for the arrest Of the sceused were
immediately made out by the Recorder ana p'.s
o.. hands of the above named officers VINO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

fR>" Aunt ErriE's RHYMES" and " The
Doll AND HER FRIENDS" are two new juveaile books
brought cut in a superb style, by Tcknor, Reed &
Fields. and sold by g. p. Putnam Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

IN parties above named Tney brought
before TIE Court and committed 10 the Tombs, in de-
fault OF $1,000 bal each several Indictment TO await
tAi Others of the gang implicated. but have not
a. ye. been arrested
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Whnlers.

Rark Frsuco r. eNYors ~ yesrs IA. ben plr
chased ty William Philips. Ed. Of Ssw bedford Tor - %" ana
fitted fr sp-r whans Aintc Ocrtn under CON
mani Of Mr. Harvey Philips, late Of bark Thomas "n'o" Cd
Mesfpor -,
Anger JAY 81 barb Mnouh Ludlow, q Cold spring WIN
sG -. and zoo VII cal, an vel
Touched a. Bag Island Y T. Jan H. ship. LoSin TUCKER
Bedsrd sp Oliver Crocker. Ca-h do so 'T NaVso'
Frh FsHhav-u. ce1a- .fih. Seva Greenpori. elem a.,
EodEk Grnuad uie q June Nunrod Carey oeao'a
/ Whsle this -.
ss would proceed 20 the Sandwich Islands 70 n nome aci 0
She had lOj bib. y. ard l,lo0 VII ,,.i
Saied san Frsno sept reports her With LOO bb ~h oh and
rs xhalsboue board sod lJ0 eb 81 OF the pse OUT
hvrd ~ n. ssoh Island. men, the haVns e
serted Al san Francesca The = A SINK 80 h o. OF infs NC
,ean Capt be heard from on hodk July
Harmon Hathaway New Bedford 80 tbls ~ whales h' SEASON.
sgt q corrected ht - 40 on 81 was passed -au
,iecusS l. showing signal blue red edge Nae ees
GREED
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Foreign Ports.

A. shanshae July ls ships Ecp-e Hamilton ior LONDON th
Honqua Keu1e for New York 18th and oiher, before
Al whampoa JAY q. ship Roman, Putnam Tor Ne"iofs !h
has been reported sailed :lst) $50
Az Hong Kong July ship Courser, Cole Tor Wh1moa TO
bad York Invnble, Johnson unc bark Fahdin haf
sd from Beyroat syria, 9th u, 'chr Miia, Crosby
BostCr.
Al Lcshorn ,Hh at ship chas Hill Iecraw from Genoa jas,
arr port United and others sid list not
previou.ly) bark Ja-. Cook. WALTON. New York .
san Juan Nc eh bark Martha Clark, Miller rom New
Yo,k dss bre Metropolis. Gespe FOR DO few days, At Tor
New ORLEANS do
sd tom Juan del sud prev ID u bak Hannah sPrase
Cooper Caiao.
s from valparaiso Aug o. b. bs Georse Clsse. iron Bo'
ton sen Frnncscu; 2fh, shp Nara. Adm, DO go. .
Az SaGua Grande about LIST hsrk Lncy and Mara OF
and m Boston Elizabeth of North Yaraouih for Do 10 or
II dsys
A. Havana 5h ns, ship Robt Paten Purrus;on from Liver
pooL . -
At Baracoa 9Th INST sohr Wing Of the wni for New York
day
Arr At So Johns "a INST. brs E@cape, Cammns, Boston,
Corone; Alien do 3D. Newfoundland Packet Woon do
n.i Triton trin, Boston just arr Chares
do idg Escape CumInns for DO lO,h Clipper Geran,
for do few day.. schr Coroaet. Allen FOR do loth.
Arr IN 5h inst, barb Aeron Vale Grfhs, seTfo ors
Rose. Norman, Boston,
stephen, " B. 9Th nat ships John Bryant Dyer bo~
ton 7ih, sea Mckay, New York.
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REGENTS of Produce......Oc

Rv tie North Rrer Boats-l7TS 7 bush Wheat 57s5 do
Barley 1850 do Rye $50 do Corn 400 DO, oats $500
bhs Flour 81 do Whisky 81 do Ashes 81 bales Wool and
$50 pkgs. Cheese
Ky ns Eric Railroads.&c. bbls. Flour and 7s3 pkgs
Butter
Ny ne Ner Haren Roi,Odd-40 pigs Cheese and ~ do
Butter
BY ihe Neg York oRd Harlem Railroad foy TIE ceek end
inc l6i6s head Cattle 10 Cows 4S Calves go Sheep,
S9a5o Live Hoss 1852 10 Dressed do IFS pkg. Poultry 50
do Eggs SIC do Butter 100 do Sundres bushels Osts 70
do other GRAN II tuns Iron 10 bales Wool
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PuuAprLpHrA. MARKEr-Saturdag, Oct. I6.

The CoTToS market has undergone no change The re-
ceipts Of FLOUR have been small The demand has been
good brrndsfor export 81 A Sales in lots for the supply
Of the retailers and bakers al - 5ldSi 81 for common
Western and good Pennsylvania and ~ 6l ds 70 for eX
RYE FLOUR is exceedingly scarce. Small sales a.
IS IS CORN MEAL has been but little inquired after We
quote Pennsyy at 60 S and Brandywne at - IS y
Dbl
The market has been poorly supplied with WHEAT
There has been moderate demand andprees are steady
Sales eco bush inferior and prime Red ut 9219
mixed yale; new White, 96c. dsl and old Pennsyyania
White 81 IS y bush, ahoat Rye in demand Cor dis
ting and bush Southern sold soc Corn Is dull and
lower Sales of 4Co0 TO bush Yellow at fc aHoet,
and White at 7pc. OATS good demand, but supplies
come forward slowly Sales of 1900 bush tair and prime
sylyania arriving WmsKy-Smal sales at 2tc-, iii both
hhds aud bbls
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,,,,, vonv DAILY TR1B1JNE. MONDAY OCTOBER IS, 1852

s1i.i Torih isnr s "a Fast o. Greenwich he r.~e vseh
ra.f. .choor-r rssel AMI her dss painted rel WITH
-he ro-- 10 hihoms water v By three caoe-
nsti. Gom DyssTounds middle teacon vsh his two hrot
n. Esh srrr s-unen the ship - q lamps N c1
the rznas and elevated 20 hsh; u ~ 81
aseve the kye u the wI The Esh VII eoaae 5lr1ns TIE
,se ie Efs u Kinxlm Yn hsf aoar
anrr wirh tn rori d-tss
"a DANISH Further lnoruain VII - pnbasA-d a.
a ike hfhi - exhibited
n.riu- Ministry. cop-rhasen Isth September. 1854
The Coiecr Ctlenn states that ~ Alteration oi ~ In
the shi House Il ths port te ht never aohr %
scared bot Of lamps Always The nieva OF The
reyciutan u the Erhfs.
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Disasfers &c.

- For ios. Of ship hobe, m Liverpool 6r Sew oreas' and
73E aio Disaster chip Aviinche from Hes Yo G Se~
orsan- also, o.. Of ha Baic om PhGsph for Lesborn
Sevs oolurns
Gloucester from the 5sh ut. n In.
- 90 ~rp-rience4 it gale ron y , O y W AMI
o dck nad iopsaart sa fore iops,nt mlt and baiNark-
Jgen Sr. f;h nit from View Ors-ns
with rscder fore foot part % sel and portion o. h cargo
ashore coral reefs held On her
The 6fh. and she condemned
hch ashore ihe Brekvsier bow Portland
a hurf dy and hage zPon The fas on the
Ca.l ElEaheih sde 81 The harhor.
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Marlsets-Reported BY Tleqraph.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. lG-CoTToS-The sales for the week
have been SEQ bales the market closing with firm feel
ing WooI-There is active demand with large sales,
and prices very firm and tending upward The sales
confined chiefly the best grades Of which the market Is
not well supplied The sales OF the week - i0 pounds
PRINTING tLorHsThe market is active, without change
in prices The sales fthe week 81, $50 pieces.
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Pnsseuxers Arrived.

la steamship Blst wArsr from HAvsns Se-hrs Hs-ser.
children Hcrkoxks ehsrea and Col
J. Lslssoib, Consul Hstsmorss Master A LSasspoth
hss.er r. T. Nader Samuel kahsr,ans, Dr. Grcssh- u :
Rsvy; Mss Godwn Mrs H. w Ciark w CiArk h Mo-
terion DR. TSrker ThoEss Burns Mss Ro<ah Wos garcia
Navarro, Resgr Goxsss Zee, Jose Hernandez joe L.
hcss }. Sahnere lady and children; Jsses Kerr d. KS
saeevna Carlo esyotra peunso Asyorsa Pierre Fort vo
hstsnss Hrs Psrrinson, W. w. Smith. Wm Cslhhas.
= & besnbsAr Jose LIMO Castro Hsyorsa ard ekirsa
hsnanes frsnoses Rsl@s, lssbeaA h.yefss Fsrs<
Svrs ID l. keu, lady aud children; Ro<.ro Bar Asela
Sasse 9oe Nasssuer, vsssuer H. Ho~Dt NV ScA.
N''A INVERNESS snd servant; p. Csrsvo
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Spokeu. &c.

Avg IS NJ ht q ~ lon u W, steamship Grea; Britain
from Liverpool for Melbourne, Austrian. .,,,,..
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NOTICE to BRIDGE BUILDERS-Pro

rosals Will be received the Office of the President
Of the Paterson and Eew.York PsnI Road Conpsay No
20 Johnst- N Until IL o'clock NJ, WEDNESDAY
October 20 1852 for building Pile Bridges the iso
Of the above road-one Hsckensack River ssd sas
over Beny's Creek The bridges viii be sbost twelve
hundred feet long
Ako for two Draw Bridges one brty kct clear spsa-
and one rvsltyiour feet clear span Contraetsr nay
submit their own plans for draws The whole work .ss
be completed January Is, 1883 Plans and spesAosno8
be the above offices Tie Company rssrve the
neht 10 reject any proposals. they nay dor. nnsafa<y
Direct proposals 10 Il v. BUTLkk, Pan4snf,
L. Gro FKRRIss Engineer.