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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
"RIor AND MURDER IN CoNNECTI-

"RI0T AND MURDER IN toNNLCIi-
cuT."-We published 10 Saturdays Times, under the
above caption az article from The Nts York Tribune,
purportbg 70 give account OF toe death OF one
Abrsbsm Ostr snoer Jr., who was killed In a barr,om
Stbt Al Salisbury CT Ii seems that the whole story
vas given, and present some further particulars,
fully proving tsst the circus acted only 10 self
defense seems that party o persons (among whom
was Ossrsnder) came into Salisbury with the svowed
Intention of "bilDe the sbowmen aud that they com
mepoed their malicious mischief by settling fire 10 one
of the barns the circus horses kept After
the fire extinguisned, the circus people asid
10 allow their bOTses 10 remain la the baros and kept
them ethertd TO fences In the vicinity for the rem n
der OF he night While watching these horses, Of
the circus men was struck by cOuutryman aud after.
ward aDoher circus an, while In the DsrrOom, was
struck by Of the rtngeaders Of the mob the cir
Gus man returned the blow, when several set upon
him, beat him very badly, ard bis lite only saved
by the arrival Of his comrades Tnen came the gene.
xi 6gbt, Ia which Osrsnder was killed Robinson,
OF the circus men, has been arrested for causing his
death.
This ia q plain statement Of facts In the case. We
also learn that Robinson IL of psaces )ls dispo
eten and did not resent the uffrunts offered al until
1orbearaBce bad ceased 10 be virtue aud mat Ostran
der instead of being lad six years Old Sitting
quietly In the OF the room" is a full grown
man, and a ringIesder of the rioters
Boston Time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
ID Ed.
,n.uap,.s. JOSEPH. .su Of yshs ssf J,La

A, Phsdsbs o een.anpss JOSEPH Of Jshs srf Jsbs
Gunner, Of ths CITY 81 tbe l5n year Of be ss-
h.us,rsl oil sIe tbs day THURSDAY a. one oeoet from
tie CITY kssd DsDot lie fnsass ast -
th .ny repeatedly svsc - aisad carn.xs rd se -
ATTENDANCE eons-y h- fea ia se~ fors Biy censtev
Ia tbs City, SEPT lsss, MARY ELIZA, ~s u James Move.
sssd - yssrs
Toe Eer.l Oil t.is Dsc. Thur,4ay. 81 nst. oeoes
n The corpse wis De stsa o. he~ Windsor, Onss- csss -
inefmsni TIE fnens, family requested 10 sesf Ne
farsral sithoui further netee. az No. - Grove 81
10 Phiae~phIs Aae Is. WILLIE kAsE, 70 his is1 yeS =.
Tbs youth. ~hon dessopet ia ad,sase OF rs
c-- manhood impaired BIS he.a ,, az oe, ssv
Lon for bis tender age: Asus as 80
aef strength bed . be secured The hfst 80 100
the be tered fe-sles a. -,
ard s~nefo. yell seft- i-apef-ee ss
70, orts Of h. classmates wsiehufo b. essf =. a..
~ ofA., and thoushtfsi o. u~f hsppia>ss esors ~
e.un 10 but b, beloved By all rto ss.- hun - $50
h.,. other. .hsr- eshns With sAh he y - 80
freed cor. hr, ssc.nnss " tie lss, "'iA 0se'"''s
sssusnsIy Of spnt ..., M -. II Lob I. ssx Asa n.
s9oA. 's's syss sss s1 .a.f shor Hasa. NJ JAcos
ssrDGR . ..-,... If f..,.ss LsIes, No
70 . N arr r-spcrfsfy isstcd 70 sitsss se - -
TSsr.Js, ttAisI asSsAss AL s'sbs'S ss "h
', /, :s.cc, w,i','.v, SEP 4 'f's.''"gs"'' s~s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
List OF Patents.
hsued fro. the United States Patent Ooiee JOS
ending Aug 81. 1852

49,
ending Aug. 81. 1852
Carefully Prepared tor The SevfsIk Tribune
Clark Akord. of Geddes, y. Y. for I'm
Mill for Washing Vegetables aud Mixing Clay
Datso Aus 81. 1882
Chas g. Best Of Albany N. Y. for Improved Reverbers
tory Furnace. Dated Aus ST, 1879
Lester Butler Of Kenoehu Wis, for Improvement In
WsshboaIds. Da' ed AUG 81, 1852
Abel Brs6wAy Esh Valentine, Of Mouson, Mas for
Roller Sasset Dated Aug 81, 1852
Geo. r. Booth, ot Hsney, En.sod for Improvement IN
Kns Pottery Dated Aug 81, lS52 Patented IL Eng
Jane. r. Creighton of Cineiunsti, Ohio for Improved
.Ino = DI.ke, OF New lOIk N Y, for improvement In
AItifsi.l Less Daed Aug 81, 1859.
Ssml Field ard Chss. W Head, Of Barre, Mass for I'm
proven ent In oil Cans Dated Aug 81, 1881
Geo r GORDON Of New YoIk, v Y, toi Improvements In
Printing Pres Dated Aug 81 lS5&
laws It Mu6ge, Of Washington. ID c. Tor Improvement
In Wsshr q Machines DATED Aug 81, lsok
Geo s Steam. and WIN H.dgsoo Of Cinein' ali. Oaio
for Improve ment In Governor fol steam Engines Osea
Aus 81. 1852 n,
6r Re,tcripg shspe and hng Anic-s OF Hadened
S'eel Dated Aug 81, 1852 Patented IN hasAha july l"
1854 30, ar,
for improvement Buca Hachinss Dated Aug d, l0ol
Patented IN England, IaauaTy2 - iS5L
Eb.nezer Wiiship. n New York N tOf Improved
Metallic Stuiins box Packing IN steam Ensiaes Dated
Ten-y Van Ausdsls Of Treble County o. for Improve
meat In Electro Magnetic Fue Alarms Dsied Aug 81,
1852.
Fra Ripley Of Try. n. v ssrgnor to Nicholas We'd
Der u same pl,ce, for Design for Psrot stove Dated
Samuel A House, Of Meeh.ni-sve N. v. ss.isnsr to
Hiram House. Of Troy for Design for Psror stove
s.mu.I Hou.-. OF Meeh.nic.vins n. s,sisnor to
Hiram Eouse Of Toy. Y tor pe'Eu for the Top aad
F,ost Plat. Il Psror Stove Dat,d Ass 81. lSii
S.rs.J A House Of Mechsniessille " V as rnor 10
HAL Hens, Of Troy " Y for Design fOr POn.bs stove
Front Dated Aus. 81, lSS2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

MALICIOUS CoNDUCr.-Had it not been
for The extreme csurion and ssoron to bis business,
The En- sneer and perhaps Others, would have '' 'nr
lives. snd great destruction Of property would hsve
occurred yesterday as the O'Clock train from cro'on
Fall, w.s coming 10 the GUY. Some malicious Psr'on
pl,cro scross the track large de-" and had not ths
.pe.d been checked, IL would have thrown the cars
f,,-p the track A. IL was, the cowcstcher threw Is
90 and the cars brought 1t to the Cry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
TrnpERAscE MEErING.-The first

TEMPERANCE MEETIHG.-The hrst
meeting Of the City Temperance Alliance In their new
Tent was convened on Tuesday evening at Paradise
square r. on the Five Points. 10 Gas one of 'hs mos'
Interesting and remarkable meetings ever convened 10
A.. c,y. The audience came to order at the All O.
Re, C. c. Leigh President OF the Alliance ~ho an
,ouncsd the objects of the meeting and madeate~ 10
mari. appropriate to the time and place Inc snaien0e
.ouoo.ed mainly OF the Inhabitants OF this 'lcinly'
affecting scene 10 witness the er1Nas o. asoa
- ,,, ers 90 suddenly gaih-red from ne ..,,ss
80 cell . Of the Bloody sixth. asny !" ".n
yer. - rem we're As quiet .sd orderly " u 10 .hs
nSs, ., worship IL ~as pleasant Sigh. q ses 70 INC
n,, pes he NO hundred inmates OF inc i've rom.
Eou.s u IndustrJ. usdsr The direction OF nv; =. ~
49,, Address werv delivered ~ Rsv Mr. h,tied'
Rrr Burlrisb, L. H. nsvens. Esd Rev n re~e,
a. Geo. u, yacc,. Al 81 Which .sis asaew9a copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FATAL ACCIpEnT.-A boy named Ed
ward Bupt eight years Of age, son Of Mr. John Heat
Of " lillian sbureh, was accidentally killed At Forrest
VILE. Bristol by the cars Tho engine was s~tehsd
Of sud the boy rs be was looking on, was strucs by
the cars. which coming another track, and III
head Was Gu. entirely OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

LEXINGTON ASSOCtATION.-ht n Hioct-
ing OF this Association. held lnday last judah b.
voorhees, was reel. cted President Jacob Edmunds jr,
chosen Secretary, and John H. wisseE va eleots1
Treasurer.
" Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, OF the
Plymouth Church. II 10 announced, oil resu the pres.
ent week, and occupy hii pulpit next Ssobsth.
PRIzE FIGHT.-An affair Of this nature
took plsce at Grsvesepd Beach, yesrdsy evenins DO
t~een two pugni.ts from Ne~.Nark for 800 sids
They landed Ia boats accompanied by large party u
sporting characters Sheriff Hodge, being ihfjrmsd Of
the omsarce proceeded To the Beach sccoups sio4
by Deputies Clayton, Friend and Nieth, but bsore sheh
arrival the sponge had been thrown up and prioc'psse
seconds and bottle holders had dep ,rted for hsir
homes The VI the parties not sscsrtsne1.
FOUNDLING.-Last evening an infant,
apparently about week Old, alive and kicking was
found wrapped up Ia vi In front OF Rev. Father
-Don"u.h's house Ia Jsys IL was taken In charge
by the police.
NEGLIGENCE.-Last evening horse and
that had lett stsndiog unsecured and unat.
tended the foot Of Adsncst crossed the Railrosl
track the train nns CUT Of sbe house ss1
Was ahmed up between the locomotive aud an omd-
bus. The horse escsped Injury. bat the vehlols wN
smashed The sDim=l by those IN ossres
Of the Isln In time 10 avoid fhs occurrence which
altogether owing 10 ths negg, OF the driver Of he
cart In not attending 90 bis business as he should hsve
done
r. The freight train of the Long
lslsno Railroad ran OF the track on Tuesdsy, neax
Woodviile, whereby two OF tho cars wore
smaabed No other damage occurred
~ During the month Of August there
las been admitted Into the City Hospital 100 psrsoss,
discharged cured, 40i released, 3 discharged ~ ~
quest II parents 9; died 2. The number Of psuoAtG
now "a this Institution 10 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
MA e RlKD.

10 w,srtose c. A1s 49, - hsy Cbsuncsy 6ocSnos Mr. 30
sEPH BACKUs as r.tOf sss more r.ssy Of the rsess
customary Yale College To Mis- MARTHA, daughter ~ Dee
con Lssis. " OOd~sfd. OF ~sfsrO-B.
10 BnNAlya o. M.aa.,asy aofains SEPT !, ~ Re. %
b0u. Mr. WH I. BUshaOHG q HsBpstsss, L. L., 70 NO
HtLYs A issshtsr Of NJ JOds w Dssns Of the fssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
HoUsEwARMING AT THE METRoPOLI-

HoUSEwARMING AT THE METROPOLI-
TAN HorEL-The essees Of the Metropolitan u ,tsl
gave brilliant entertainment last evening TO large
party compriiDg the representatives of tho res. the
members OF the City Government, aud a number OF
olher distinguished gentlemen. The dit ner ua per-
fecty admirshe and did the utmost credit to tue
con pli.btd chJ de cuisine of ths splendid establish
uent Hon. WIN. NJ Murray. Senator from the Hid
District presided and with grace and dignity proposed
the regular of the evening The first vas to the
President of the United States which "" recsi'sd
with three times three toast In honor Of tue Me"rs
Leland wa. fsciiousy replied TO BY one Of those gan
temrn, who expressed bis profound Satisfaction
seeing present many representatives Of the ~eu'n
and intellect Of the City. TIE Aesdsmes Leland we're
then toasted the sentiment being received with enthu
sastc spylause toast TO the press was resp ondod 70
BY hessrs C A. Dana, Of The Tribune, and Parke u'a
win, Of The ErentnS PoG Who made so'ns very why
remarks on ss.tronomy. Sentiments aud speeches.
were then given BY hes'rs. Snow. Thompson N'an'
Whitley and Adobrsm Chandler. IL was then an
pouucsd that Gen Cas- 10 the room 10 mis- sissn
ho-ever, Senator Douglas appeared. who WI" TO
cev.d with loud cheers snd stipg biz stand on scnaf
In The center Of the beautiful hall proceeded to deliver
The following remArh
GrsrLr.rs-I am greatly Indebted TO you for the
nina and cordial reeepu'p you have bees peA'sa ~
bestO~ nae am s~aro thai you ars di'Aepo'nseu,
because you expected the pro- ense OF tnai ."a",
staiesnan, whose name VII be fcmsn osfro a.
coming Tuna IcbSrsl Owing 70 sns isaxso i.,-s
day. and Tho slul Rro.lsr fatigue u addressing IuSo
audience last evening he has been oonps'sa To- sn
~ bis room oh al not lseles upsn vou spsesn ~
epl Go onil Ne, gru,lemcp, We are Ia ihe H'a"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
TIE GERMAN DEMOCRAT

yeption Of Delegates from the German Democracy OF
the different WARDS Of agreeably to call HIlen
brands He,terst. and representatives were presens
from every Ward here there Germans, except the
Twelfth Mr. Allstsdt pre.ided, and Mr. Sesnsr was
Secretary. A Committee appointed for the pur-
po.e Of stttirR up Mass Meeting Of Ine German De-
mocrscy ~ come Of G;n or 7th insr.-susn Com
niree 10 have the power settle all the necs".ry
rsnsemens Toe meeting addressed oy seversl
speakers good deal OF dissatisfaction prevailed
to the management Of the recent Primary Meetings,
cf the degree Of secrecy 10 regard she business
transacted and the reluctance exhibited In furnishing
reporters with the Information required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

" Mr.. Willct Coles, formerly a mem
her Of tho 6rm 81 banning & Coes. best inai. ms,
chants and for May yeers oopnsesd s'.n 4o ~.
ss,.s Ofes In The cry. died on Tuesdsy moraAx' ~
nus Sss lpsWs saa bisbly respected ''pFon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

~ Some Of the members Of the Indus
-, -. 90, T,,,.dsy evening, assembled Ia front
" ~. ~ 80, Usu Daniel Wuis, pr-sidinc, John
l. Eips.ey ana Wiihsm Young, Secre..n.' pro
tm. IL was agreed to adjourn 10 mex, Auos. o'e
piug No business Of Importance ~n uansse'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

~ On Monday, Sept. 9Th, tho laying
Of the corner stone OF the Reformed Da,sh Chsrsh.
of South Bush .ick will take place vita sppro ses
services Ths church will bs siusted on Basnw tek-
av near De kaib sv Addresses may be exp-cfsd By
Rev. Dr.. Betbune, of Brooklyn ReY. Dr. Ferts IL
Eew York, and otaera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

CAMP MEETING.-A Methodist camp
meeting 10 IN progress In the woods near Ansndsis
)eu5I on ths Paterson and ksmspo Railroad. IL 90 .
nrI ced on Monday last, and vii ceosnuo 'hroush 10
week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
SyRIoUs Accountability wife of MIR.

SERIOUS hCCIDENT.-l no WIG vi WI
Philip Waterman was seriously inIursd on ruesdsy.
Will. attending funeral Toe oorses which hsr has
band was driving. became restve, wb q is horh
Second t., near Fifth and Mr. and mrs Wsksrmss
were thrown out Mr. w. not much injured, 30
Mfs w . face WAS much bruised and cut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

STATISTICS OF THE SPRING SESSION.
The following table of statistics ho ths result OF the
.priny session of the Commissioners OF ExcBa:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

PocKET PIcKED.-On Tuesday even
Ing lady from Paterson ~to had started u Join sss
her husband 10 the western part OF the 5tue OF hs~
Yo,h bad her picket picked Of her purse cootsisag
Sl] She nissed her money On her arrival at Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
FALL STYLES or SHAwLs AND SILKs.-


Columbia Hall No 2sl GrsDd.t 10 PARTICULAR, strsctivs
this week 10 consequence ~ great display OF nee tell
Goods rich shaw Ia silks Muslin de LANES and other drces
Goods the most prominent feature Of this
The rush for the last thru days hes been crowds -
lsd.s tho from till night TO pnscsre
bargain and very few without draft from fasheae
coppcOpiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
CITY ITEMS.


AHUsZsEHT,, 49, THIs DAT AsD ETENtNs.
hbio's Garieu-Crovu Diamonds
Csstlr GaFo-n-Soi1isr fos I've. Coope-
B"rnn- Il@st~r-H-ir - La-: The 1,rt--srs Wiz.
N-~ iort Tbeaier-Lsdy at Lyous Dancins, &C.
bafnuu . snssnr-Tl- Ofph-B- Dfesfn 'sn-In<. hs
WoOcs naste ~ Broadway, Coucsf sveFJ srt1iaE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

SIXTH Wharf.-The Sixth Ward Scott
and Graham Com promise Club met at the North Amer
lean Ho'el corner Of the Bosery and Bayards IT, last
evening w Schsfer Eaq, President Of the Cluo, in
the Chsir. |, was chiefly business mertng. Wn. Z.
Robinson Esq., being pre.ent was called out ard spoke
for fifteen or t~ enty minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LEXINGTON AssoCiATIoN.-At a meet
ing OF this Association, held Monday sst judah b.
VOORHEES, was reel. cted President Jacob Edmund IRE
wac chosen Secretary and John H. wisser va eeotsl
Jreasufer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

" Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, OF the
Plymouth Church. 1t 10 announced will resa n the pres.
ent week, and occupy hi, pulpit next Ssobsth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

LICENSES FOR AUGUsT.-The following
s,aienett shows the amount Of moneys received for
lice nses at th Frat Marshss deIk Mayors Office, dur
A. mn, ~, An.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

Lisr Or OiricsAs 70 Z Srsss.us hr'uslPr-
Matthew L Peuy C,mnadOfe. Wm. j. McCunsy, CaytHn :
He.y Adams, Commander Taylor Fret L.uteaan, JVlI
Conies Fas Gep holland Leuenauf n. kolania DO
l. 4 Williams Passed Assistant surgeon:
A I,ust. Assistant surE-ous " Mater;
J. Passed nidshpfnan Waller L.. jones do A. T.
MoLro-, do h Breeze do W Men Armstrong. hiship
J W % Co-on Bol'-wain X y. Lowry,
Csrt~rfer james stevens, Sahntser
Pof'Hsu G. uuodor-'s Ci-fA } Bboy. captain d";
Pufs-f- DO Adams, Conn andefs do Jesse
Gsy Che Ensn,sri Robert Danby frsi A's.taut DO Ho
lind do o. Logan. ~ DO " u N. Rutherford, 50. ID
Robe 30 DO & " Alexander do J. Drum, msrcrr DO; J.
Gen Car, and Brs mto Geo nd-sy. Lent Of Marines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

WIG MEETING.-There WIS n meeting
of the scott and Graham Clu1 at Ashland Hall las
evening Mr. Gardner and others addressed the meet
ing relative to the working arrangement, Of the cam
paign, and the pro'pects Of the Wings for success
Considerable business transacted, aud acces.ions
to the roll of the Club were received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
z The comparison of immi grafton for
the year, s5l ard ls52 up to the close Of August has

Increase this 'o'dl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

r. The freight train of the Long
lslsnd Railroad ran OF the track on Tuesday, near
Woodviile whereby one two OF tho cars ware
smAsbed No other damage occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

The LAND REFORMERs.-The meeting
of the Land Reformeu did not come of last evening
on acc unit Of the peglec, Of the Commistee 10 falling to
obtain Military Hall for the purpose Quite large
number of persons collected outside aud after some
6hcussion CAME to the conclusion TO make arrange
meLu for a large Mass Meeting of the friends Of
Land Reform favorable to the support of Gen. Win
feo Scott Tor President of which due notice will Do
given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

ScoTT CENTRAL COMMITTEE.-A busi-
ness meeting held last esening a, Constitution Hall,
Robert H4ws (ren'h Ward) presiding; Secretaries,
A. J. Wiliamson, Second WHdJ ana w. l.. Shard-
low Third Ward) After making some rsnsensnu
for the Whis meeting Friday evening and tne
action OF the usual Incidental business, the Committee
adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

HAv rsusinsd In yeor supply ana aotivs rsa ssss
with salee Of $50 bales River at 90 per loe rs
HEAP About 100 bales American undressel changed
hands, In lots at Sis 81 20. six nenths.
IPorrhere have been sales 100 tons az SCOTCH pig
at $40 rs and SO tons English bar At 81 70, usual
terms.
LrAp-Gsiena was more abundant, and freely offered
at 81 IS . - 81 y per loo lbs
0LsBcy the purchase Of 900 gallons linsced ct
&c and $50 baskets olive at SO l2 for quarts and 81
two core pints we have nothing TO report.
Provisions seemed about the the transac tions
comprising 200 bbls prime aud pork ut $16x and
SO and 200 pkgs shoulders and hama ut $40 and
gAc $50 bbs ordinary to prime lard, ut l9 lvx O.;
100 bbls. prime and mes beef, 1t SIX asA, and
SLY q SIS
Some so tierces disposed Of at - IS Per
100 pounds, cash
Sugars We heard that 600 German were obtained
ut So a 81 50-usual credit.
SPIRITS made of 500 barrels domestic wbis
key at Gle for Ohio and q 4c for prison. cash
and 100 hhds drudge do at 2lc time and interest," per
gallon. Market improving.
SueARs-Tbc days operations reached $50 hhds. Mus
covado, part at 6Sc 5c including foe export
private terms Us bids Porto Rioo at 6tac; aud 800
boxes brown Havana at 5'sc 6Asc per pound Demand
good
TALLow.-A sale Of 100 barrels country rendered was
effected to day at sac per pound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28
Telexraphio Reports.

NEw ORLEANS, June "a 1852.
The sales OF cotton to day barely 1000 bales a.
full prices-sIrict middling ga CSC. Kentucky to-
hcco il active and sales of 800 hogsheads have bceu
made at full prices Mess pork, $40 50 s2l
NEW 0RLE,Ns, juno Is 1852.
The sales Of cotton to-day. reached 500 bales firm
prices Sales Of the week l6 600 bales Sugar and
Asses have remained unchanged for the last two weeks
AGO bbls mess pork were sold day at 2l So Tobacco
still active the sales reaching 1000 hogsheads at ad
vanciDg prices.
CHARLEsror June rs. 1852.
Sales OF cotton for the week reached 300 bales
prices ranging from lie Sales day 600 bales at
an advance of i c The fair qualities la improved
most.
PROVIDENCE June 26, 1852
The sales Of cotton for the week have been to mode
rate extent for manufacturing purposes and some
hundreds Of the better grades have been taken by pecu
lators at full The market closes firm at last week
quotations The demand for wool OF ali kinds is quite
active and the market almost bare Of fleece pul
The sales Of the week reached So 100 pounds In print
ing cloths the sale large and prices continue
at the advance. Sales Of the week, 6S, 665 pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

Misunderstanding West wind-C Miller, lady and two
cViNrcn an - IL sprr~ aVn pObtWifk
NeClester Brrtehail Mrs Bssns, Co.ps, Lse'ison
Kelly Hssson Hughes
NV oRLEhSs--Steamslip Benjamin Ftanxtn-H w
ontgomery Montgomery Dnsg.n. Gcldsby.
Goldby, Victor, Victor, Robiuaon urs HI, Mrs
Msrs Al child and servant Mrs Bachus chldrcn snd
sant, Mics Lucy RoFan. A. ! ~ In tho eteer,ge.
biyEkPooL-shp tbuckley-Miss u Bro-n, n Il Bulk
10y, Master II Gilbert.
stecrase.
HA'aszhs-so'r Msxcn Rogers--J Murcby Miller,
Fat Frost, Nster.
CARIprAs-Brig MclUzo-Hrs A Dirrsnberger, d
Clarke WRIGHT NOLAN,
HhyAsh-Brs Eliza Iane-s Tucker, hokereli.
at MARHaA Rvv WpsT-Mr9 iip'i and two children,
Miss Buii, Bull Masters and W Bu,, Mas Br,ws.
Ms Csrrinetop Mr. Knapp and ohila Mr. Rtohsr on NJ
two Children AVID servant, Mr. Bennc siss Haley.
NruvIrAs-Hr'g Cobden--Iose Bna.
MoBlIE BARK asa Flsh-Mrs Il III ward and four ohii
drcn Mrs wix snd Obi d. Mis- Maosintosh Mrs
eromo, Hetsrs Wyo., Conner Haboook Nrestb Grivet
Doyle, ID King Kee'cr, 7 sand Perry, FHyst.
SAvANrAH-sh,p Marion Mr. Smith and lsdy, Thshef,
sarshury ~ MFerguron, Mr. Armstrong. 1r McMoier
q IN the stecrsge.
CrhELrsroS- Bark yspcr Mrs Stookhridse. and Ave
ebiidrcp, whitney lady, children asd servant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28
NARITIME INTELLIG EsCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
PORT on NEW YORK. JUNE 27, 1852.



Iteamship West Wind Hitchcock, Mobile, days, with
Udte 70 Smith JHne off Cape HAtteras saw steam
6hip VIM Pm, hence r NOrleans.
sesmsfiJ n Franklin. 5esrs New oresns days With
mdre &c T. Lincoln Co June - lat 27 80 Ton o.
Rs's, s1g csS Bo1rhs from Horeans tor nYorh; 22s
Iobt, NIB zane Gay lat ~ Ion 81 So tixnnIizod bark
Dolphos from N0rlssns 30 tom 25h, la. 81 49, Ion ~
tsDHas.
ship Y Buckley Brown, Lveryol May % with IN 4
SiP Passenger, t. Pul ley Junc6 "a a. ~ ION
y ~ Francis benrA'ty tesslap, fell from the
and vas Drowned. Everg exfrsihn instantly
ave hin ~ hr siDg over life buoyo and lowering tho yaw
but al moved Intellectual lie was nstve ~ Carn fr
q sdg
sfif Jacob Weservelt fpkt,l Hoodese Liverpool Nay
=, nth Dec and 20 psAssIg@rs 70 Taylor Rich. MAY
LAT - 81 Ion ~ n erohsbgd rim ais nth Br ship oOd
nah from Liverpool for Fb,deipis June " made the
And 81 ~ Johns Mp, -everal ieeber Wind at the
line iresh from the SW. VI rmometer atA.
nv csns,sntine tptt) Bon'iug Liverpool May 3 With
dse ttd tS7 PASSENGERS all veil te Crl1re Mixture
hrs been II days o the veetssrd ~ the ssnts vith
hn1 " erly sinds has bad pict board days
sap mona tBr,) CrnDt, Liverpool - dsys with salt
hn'ol hndD passengers 70 sst-r Juneb lss 49, ION
dhys0ut