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WED.EspAY Nov TO-
AsHEs-The market J, unchanged The dem nd nod
eate Sales Of 70 bb al - do for Poss and - j5d 50 81
"tI0TiR AND MEAL-Our market Is heavy for The low
saSes Of STATE ard Flour. The demand far for
tie est and home trsde but very limited for export The
large errvss have dcpres NJ influence on the maI<et
adisn bu ysrt and IN good demand sales Of 40 bos At
s475a - si for common TO GOOD orHnds IN bond Ihe
faes Of Domestic ar ee boz At - SIS - or stste
many - ga - 80 > foT mixed 70 fancy Michigan
and Inticns- and - 5ia - for common 10 Cd Ono
Southern Flour better and IN good demtni or me W..
L. for mixed good straight brancs and IS 2jds for
Fsncv Rive our ouicf Sales A. bbls suDerine Il
$50 Com MeA j. in far demand and i firm sales OF
2lOlbis Jersey , 81. BIrxwneat lower aad IN far
request sGes 81 e.. q = y 100 rs
GRAIN-Our market il sb'de better for Wheat; the
dem nd for st good, aid there more IN uy
for milling Prime sanT ere saEce The sales are 36N
tu,b White Michigan At q "a q 49, al'at an deliver
81 % FOR good delivered; &c bush. ron nesee in
sore g TO- 200 bush. Southern a. 81 - or red and
l.CC lush Canaetd Southern red At 67. ia store Ryes
Quiet, ard Iices rTegu ar sales Of bush q; &c q sc,
shoai and c,vefed Rye Malt IN request sales y 20
buh 81 &c. Barley held more firmly and N tr re.
quest: ssles OF 200 bush fair twO-rowed Il 7c. snail
sEes Of Barley Malt at sc as'c. Oa,s are plenty
and sood request II a. Tor Western and Stnte,
end 45c Qc Tor jersey Corn easier and market Is M
setil,d snd quotations nominal The sales ar GOO bush
81 &C. for W,ein mixed. SIC for do 70 tO-norow,
seic for good white Southern. and ni-rOr DO. pnyate
terus. New IRON JeTsey il oiereda s5c
WHISKY-Our msrket is firm with good demand
Sa'es Of 80 bis 81 for Ohio and Prison. Drudge
10 quiet Sales g bids &c.
PRONISIONS-Our Pork market smuch excited. Prces
have rapid advanced, with active demand Sles OF
2Jc bbs old Mess 81 8 dSls, closing At sl7 sass
and Prime S.50 3. New Is quiet Al SlS for Me-
for Prime Beef arrives freely AID prcss favor the
buyer Sale Of go b0s a. - for country Mess
s 10 Ell Tor ermont do snd ell r repacked Chicago
M,ss Prime VI, - j. nominal a. si6aSt3 so Beet Hams
are ale lower AID very pllnty. Sis Of 100 b5s stare
Al Sl3 81 q - n De Hog. are ceiling TO packers At
Ga &c tiiteu Hams AID Shoulders steady but 4Get
Iaidis inactive The sock i very Sales 100
lbssIIfdlc for fair prime, ard kegs az II @l2tc
Bu ieris lrm g. the lst advance SGesot Oo a. va e
and Westru dares at 22c Cheese u IN fair demand az
6sGec.
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS Of the

A III II Il Of the tOh Al>clONEhC OF tuc
" CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEW-ORLEANS.-
NEw-ORLEANs Oct. 81 Io52By virtue Of the thiry-sev-
euth section OF the Of he Legislature Of the State of
LOUISIANA entitled AN Act 70 consolidate the City OF New
Orleans and provide for the government and administration
fis asr approved Feb y 1882 and OF the fifth section
the supplementary thereto, sd providing for the
CORPORATION Of the City Lafayette with the City of New
Oreans approved the day and for the purpose Of
funding the debt Of the old city Of the late First Second and
Third Municipalities. and City of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received az this Office for
the exchange Just and equitable computation Of inter-
all upuarued Bonds and other obgaons the old
city and the late First Second and Third Municipalities
and City Of Lafayette, for BONDS Of the CITY Of NEW
ORLEANS. dated FIRST JULY. 1852 at FORTY YEARS
for on THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable the
office OF the City Treasurer with coupons attached
thereto, at tbe rate Of SIX PER CENT per psya
bic the City Of NewioTk LIST January and st July
each year, the interest offered exchange
above, TO be calculated up 70 Let January, 1883 which
time interest on the Bonds 20 b. issued will commence
TIE proposals. 10 BE- Endorsed "Oher for exchange Of
Bonds" &C. viii be opened and acted upon the fourth
Monday IN each month commencing Monday the I'd OF
November next. 1852.
The themselves the Tsut to
jet any or ali bids
COMMISSIONER
A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
o. DEBUfS, Controller.
VIM. H. GARLAND Treegirer
VIM. p. CONVERSE Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldermen
l. H. PLACE Chairman Finance Committee,
a. LAYEr, Secretary. board OF As-lstant Aldermen
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PHHADTLPHh MARIET.-HedResday, Nov.
1o-B,RK continues dull a. 80 81 y tun. Two cargoos
Of Bfumi1ous Coal sold ~ l1c dl7c 81 bushel. The
Co1roN market quiet COFFEE Is in active demand. and
400 bass RIO sold a. aic DC q N time. The FLOR
market irneT and ctod2 zoo barrels GOOD br1ds hng
betu GsIosod Of for shipment At - - g barrel which
she uniform asking rnie here isa moderate inquiry Tor
AID c,ta. RYE FLOUR end CORN MEAL Small
sales Of the latter At 60 81. y barrel
There far demand for NHEAT. and prces arc steady
Sales OF 1900 bushels prime southern Rcd Al ~ IS , bush.
afoat. sud White az ~ No. The market continues
hare Of RYE Oh Corn and worth 7sc. sales OF
LEV Yellow Of IS G6c ding 10 quality so bushels
good Southern OATS sold at SIC y bushe WHISKY has
hdAnaad lu 10 I'm LLIs and DC. ln hhds. with sl-cs
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GAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAIN LAKE
- WATER COMPANY BONDS, bearing Interest a. b,s
Ter cent per muum. Interest Coupons payable IN ,A,s
BCRGOYNE & PLUME, No n wapa
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
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sOOLAND WARRANTS WANTED 3

OVOthe Mexican Wn, FLORIDA War, and w ',sa TTs.os
for which the highest price will be given Ana ~ -, u
psfents located since 1871 IN Iowa Wisconsin aad sse
Inquire Of O. O. SHUFELDT, No. 3Nssssass, ~" ~
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EXCHANGE and BANKING HOUSE.

H DYER, PEARL & Co.
Particular attention PAID collections IN the SCUM =.
Southwest, and proceeds prompsy RENTED at owe '
OF exchange.
Refer to-Ameriesn Exchange Bank
Messrs. Jacob Little Co.
The daily union., 1852-10-12

and Circumstance which could alone determine the ma
ture OF their offence under the laws OF nations Crit
tenden and his unfortunate companions violated the laws
OF Spain; but they not robbers and plunderers
not enemies Of the human raceto be shot down like wild
beasts without that trial which secured TO them as
American citizens by that treaty OF peace and neutrality
in whose name they were proclaimed outlaws. The
proclamation OF April, 1851, breathed spirit which in
ved the French and English establish police in Amer
lean waters, and gave rise to the morlfying spectacle
which exhibited when the Spanish minister al Lon
don apoogized to the British government for the bloody
execution at Havana. The seornful violation by the
English OF the stipulation TO evacuate Central America,
The insult 10 the Prometheus San Juan de Nicaragua
aud the subsequent and continuing persistence TO hold
that town in the OF naked savage in open
defiance OF treaty engagement. the imprisonment
OF our consul in Greece. the outrage our con-
sui at Acapulco. and the summary seizure OF our
fishing vessels in the Bay of Funday-al outrages
which have common parent. They are the natural
consequences of The rule OF party whose sensibiies
frozen by cold conservatism, whose heart has no
throb OF sympathy for the whose soul is fixed
only the appngs OF authority and the spos OF Office
OF party which shouts hosannas to a military chief
tain in time of peace but shrnks back in alarm at the
first appearance OF danger, and in time OF openly
sympathzes with the public enemy. But insult and
aggression have reached that point when they have
become well nigh insulfeabe When such out
RACES as those recently witnessed at Havana are
committed in order 10 maintain, almost within sight
of coast, the sway OF European despotism
over people who are kept in subsection only by such
atrocities daily witnessed in Cuba, they must be
speedily aoned for, people may not be restrained
by presidential proclamaons. We wish TO encourage
violation OF the law, illegal expeditions against
the possessions of neighboring power. II is not the
province of people to protect the rights of the Cubans,
but when Spain repudates her engagements with us,
wrongs citizens, and insults our government, we feel
that idle 10 trust the law Of 1885, neutral ob
cations SPAIN for the very guns which give signal for
her deeds OF tyranny awake the echoes along coast,
and will avengers who will not be restrained
unless our flag is respected.
The daily union., 1852-10-12
General soott,s q Amerlcus. !,

The papers bnng daily reports of General Sco,r.
speeches on his electoneenng tour. lie is uayellioy
through region where there many citizens Of for
eign birih and they and their rich brogue" receive
full share OF his attention. He eulogizes and aaus
those who are already here in true demsgogue style and
he opens wide his 10 receive all those who A..
coming. We venture TO suggest 10 the Generals isna
a single topic for explanation, which appears 10 bs,.
just escaped both his attention and theirs, and 4
regard to which some information would at this time i.
very welcome.
We refer to the paper signed Americus." and DuA.
shed by Gen. Scott in the National tsaigencer in ia.
That he is the author OF this paper is not denied by him
self, nor by any protesting to speak by his AUTHORITY
That he is It's author is admitted by the silence Of II.
National n,eugsne the subject This paper contains,
and warmly advocates the draught of law designed
TO deprive, BY act OF Congress. all foreigners who NAV
come TO this country OF the right Of suffrage. General
Scott puts this proposition grounds both OF public
policy and public right and fully fets forth the reason,
upon which he rests his conclusion.
II will be desirable for General Scott TO take an
early opportunity 10 explain his present position upon
this question How much OF the "Amercus" OF 1874 vet
remains in the candidate OF 1852! How far does General
Scott regard himself guilty of folly. OF prescription, Of
illiberay and injustice in this the most elaborate pub
cation he made in regard to political affairs
would be instructive to hear the Generals recanlaton Of
his errors on the stump 1t would be curious 10 zee
whether he can make for his new doctrines and new
feelings as to "the itch brogue" elaborate an asu.
ment as that upon which he rested his former opinion
that that same rch brogue" ought to be heard al
the hustngs or at The polls
We trust that this interesting topic will no longer fail
to receive due attention at his hands
The daily union., 1852-10-12
Florida.

We believe very confidently that the democrats have
gained brilliant victory in Florida. A despatch was
sent to from the Office of the Savannah Georgian las
on Saturday night, and not received ill Sunday NON.
ing, signed by the editor of that journal, (himself
Floridan, and well acquainted with the Staie) stating
that the democrats had swept the State, carrying their
governor, member Of Congress, and legislature This
despatch bears date Of the 9th We place no confidence
in the despatch which appeared in the Baltimore Sun Of
yesterday, under date Of the 10th, from Charleston,
claiming certain counties on the authority of the Jackson
vile Republican, for the wings despatch OF precisely the
tenor, claiming the counties, and with the
authority appears in the New York Herald Of Sat-
urday morning, under different date We believe il TO
be false report manufactured and transmitted to pro.
duce effect the Ohio and Pennsylvania elections,
which take place this day.
The daily union., 1852-10-12
BY GREEN i. soorT, Auc.,oneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ii On Friday the 18th instant shall sell
Miss Lyon on New York avenue next TO the corner of s
II 10 O'Clock good assortment oil furniture
Mahogany sofa, parlor and rocking chairs
Mahogany card and maTble-iop centre tables
Mahogany French bedstcad aud sideboaId
Rushseat chairs maple aud other bedsleads
China, glass; and crockery
Soar and other lamps
Feather beds and washsands
Brusses ingram, and stair carpets
Venetian blinds, painted window shades
Looking glasses, heai tn rugs and mating
4 Cooking, paror and other
With good kitchen requisites.
Terms All under S25 cash S25 credit of 60 and
% days for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN x SCOTT.
Oct l0-d Aueuoneers.
The daily union., 1852-10-12

GREAT FAILURE OF THE ScoTT MEETING IN FASsum
HALL !-GREAr FAILURE OF THE SCoTT MASS MEET
ING IN DEDHAM .--BoTTs GONE IN DISGUST The
Scott wings are going TO The dogs in Massachusetts
Their "great % meeting in Faneuil Hall Thursday
evening consisted OF about thousand persons OF
whom one fourth at least democrats and free soil
ers attracted to the place by curiosity TO aud hear
our friend Of the New York Express, MIR. Brooks. The
Atlas says that the hall twas well filled !" but these
words may have reference 10 the qualify of the wings
present. as the Atlas names several distinguished wings
who were present. The whg meetings great only
in the way OF "sizzes, and in that way they great
indeed
The whg 'mass % meeting" at Dedham on Thursday
complete failure. All accounts representing that
meeting numerous are absurd. The whole number
of persons in the procession exclusive OF musicians
472; and the audience which listened TO the redoublabe
Mr. Bolts numbered only DOT. This may be swing
host in these days, but in old times would not have
been called even passable "szze." With unanmity on
the part Of the democracy and proper e,rs the vote of
Massachusetts, might be secured for Pierce and King.
Boston Times.
The daily union., 1852-10-12

STRANGE orrER.-We are informed, by parties that
TO be well instructed in the whole natter that the
tlaniic and Pacific Steamship Company has offered to
)ur government to take immediate means 10 protect
themselves or our flag from the insults OF ,hs Spanish
authorities OF Cuba. at its own expense, thereby reev-
ng government from all further trouble or expense in
he matter The proposition il true, s certainly very
strange one, and its very novelty will frghten our pres
'n administration out OF its II will have TO as
certain the sentiments OF Easand the subjec, before
|, will dare to move.--N. y D.y Boot
The daily union., 1852-10-12
OCronKR 9. 1857.
To E. l.. FLooD, esq

Shortly after tho nomination. addressed TO the postmas
ter at Jacksonport request procure for
this letter without disclosing him
tive. On the LIST instant Mr.. Flood returned me, sb-
uting the delay to accidental explained In his
note.
leave the whole original correspondence with you for
free perussl.
AT the time that General Pierce the letter he
was not candidate for the presidency Indeed he had
fused 70 acquiesce In the presentation Of his the
Baltimore Convention. have him but once
never before his nomination. had any other correspond
ence with him than what is above related bad
pcotson that he would be candidate for the presidency
at the ensuing election.
Thus u Is that from the daily walk and conversation Of
an honest from his sua and words
and actions, there s convincing evil
dence of his inegriy-some ehectusl shield against
representation.
The annual election in New Hampshire held on the
9th March, 1862 The letter Of General Pierce, will be
written shortly prior 10 the 2h OF that month
He iorbore TO until the amendment aboshnx
the religious test had been submitted the people, and
conviction had arisen In bis mind that would be adopted
"The wish father to the thought" Though IL was not
adopted the responsibility for It's rejection not npon
the liberal and enlightened citizen who always favored H.
am, dear sir, yovfs, respectfully,
On prCONOR
The daily union., 1852-10-12

senator's ba solitary whg IN favor o. the ComPfo
mse hns settlement Of tie slavery question, and tha
one opposed the nomination Of General Scott II y
making this article too lengthy might show the
same House Of Representatives: suffice, how
ever the declaration, thar be denied that not one
whg representative from The North who favored the com
promise in favor Of the nomination o Cen
Scott while every whig representative om that sec
tion who IN favor OF his nomination las opposed 70
the Compromse, including the ugtyesave law, as nnal
seltsment OF the slavery question
" nc the differences between the influences at the
North which support the democratic and whg candidates
In the case you fad the democrat opposed 10
the interests and rights Of the South lind exception
TO tho party where you had whg iavoring southern
rights and southern Interests you had aso an exception 70
his parry"
Nor is this ALL What is true OF the United States SEN
ate equally OF the conventions which nominated
the candidates. Well does Union whig say that in
the selecton OF General Scott the whig candidate the
feeso wing OF that party tumphed and in the selec-
ton OF General Pierce, The triumph 10 the South was
complete. While Seward, Greeley, and Weed support
Scott they do riumphng the South in his nomi-
nation; but Van Buren, Preston King, and Wilmoi, are
following in the wake OF the South who made the nomi
nation of Pierce Seward leads The Scott, Van Buren i
losos the Pierce column,
The daily union., 1852-10-12
ny j. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer.

VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION NEAR THE NORTHERN
Maketon Friday, the 18th dy Of October O'Clock m,
viii be sold auction the No 450
between 9th and h Streets and fronting New York
This lot h within stones hTow
cieny commend itself for business
pufhng. Title ndisputabe
Terms OF Une third cash balance twelve
eighteen months deed viii be purchaser
and his notes bearing interest will be required with deed OF
to them. JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Oct tl0-d Aucu
The daily union., 1852-10-12
ByJ G. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

pENNsYLyANIA AVENUE LOT AT AUCTIoN-Win be sold
the premises auction, Thursday
ber instant At O'Clock, lot 3d. fronting
feet Pennsylvania the of Washington
ming back a public alley This of
manning unoccupd this orougbare and business
and well deserving capitalists
between Sd and ~ and opposite United
Terms OF sale One fourth cash balance in
eighteen months Purchaser
menss, bearing
property. Till, perfect. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct l0-d Aucuoneer.
The daily union., 1852-10-12
CUmNITuaE nay eoops-

IN Of the rbcr.-
ssy o. superior quality boiled cued
yAnoe1 unHnixed, and free from odo =
uckines
Win 1sde order. - -
style aud elegant transparent shades in gold Dor
dar ID medallion
sss e"cds altogether different from anything Of the kind
country They In ,hl.
Of
Styles fixtures for banging reasoeabs
prices.
Also Of beautiful wcoen
from 10
- cheap supply family and
hankets.
Also satin dsmssks substitute
chtnsss which Tor and cover all in rich
color, and cheap CLAGETr \ DODSON.
Oct 1-eo3tM
The daily union., 1852-10-12

p = grEERs REMOvAI.--P.J ,. STEER, merchant tailor
having of the
mY Fowler, 7rh street, few doors above Odd Hall
the pleasure friends cali
and hiN, will able exhibit
goods advantage and where he intends keep
ss~~a stock of genemen furnishing elegant
and hse
Very grateful foe continued that has followed
ance from the be
shaa his Arrangements such enable him them
more satisfactorily than before.
Oct 0-eo3wif
The daily union., 1852-10-12
Appointments by the Pre.idcnt,

Charles W. Christmas to be register, and Reuben M
Richardson 70 be receiver OF public moneys for the
district In Minnesota Territory cres'ed by Of Con-
gre approved sosh August. 1852 the land office for which
has been located at Ssuk Rapids.
The daily union., 1852-10-12

ot"ffs
The Hon Joseph p. Caldwell, OF North Carolina can
not support Stewards candidate. Mark his reasons:
they are given in speech recently delivered in VIII
mngton by his colleague, the Hon. VIM. S. Ashe We
quote from the Wilmington Journal:
Hon. w. s. Ashe was sia.csly called for and
responded IN some bet but telling remarks Ho stated
fact Of which Hon. Joseph p Caldwell a wbig oougrsss
man IRON This State, had informed him. Mr.. Caldwell
hsd heard That two sets Of documents were BY
the Scott central committee at Wa,hns,on--one set in
tended Tor The Soath charging General Pierce with being
ree-soler-snother set intended for the NORTH proving
hln 70 be strong pro-ssvery man. He went 10 the
n'msehj ne saw the two Of documents with his own
eyes; ne was convinced he cannot support Scott; he
cannot affiliate with party that resorts such 10
carry :. points These documents sent under the
frank Of Truman Smith, Of Connecticut and Edward Stan
y. OF North caroins MIR. Ashe warmly and heartily
chesred throughout"
The daily union., 1852-10-12
Five Hundred Dollars Reward

MAYORS OrrIcr,
Washington October S, 1852.
REWARD OF $500 will be paid
ead apprehension person
entered Whesey,
his city, the evening Of Monday 4
BE- paid the conviction Of the who
Apprskended. JOHN. w. MAURY
Oct e-coh Mayor.
The daily union., 1852-10-12

DORrO RICO sUaARs.-ri -rify-two fair prime Port,
Sep i&-lwn q. l. sRMMEs = BRO.
The daily union., 1852-10-12

VALUABLE servant for saIe.-A likely boy, ffteen
old and well He good and
want and sold for fault The intends leaving the city,
desires him good home in the District adjoining
Of Maryland and Virginia lie perfectly sound and honest
further particulars inquire OF GREEN SCOTT.
Oct 1876
The daily union., 1852-10-12
To CHARLES o'COSoR. esq, New York city.
NKw YoRK. March "a. 1852.

NEw YoRK, March "a, 1852.
DEaR SIR Not being any better acquainted with the
laws OF New Hampshire thsn YOURSELF addressed dis
ngutshed lawyer Of that State the question menone
in your favor Of November 30, 1S5I-thati Isl
!" Whether Roman Catholics excluded from office K
tho State Of New Hampshire, prohibited from hold in
office by tho constitution laws OF That State r,
have just received bis answer, and forward IL
you IL seems that they excluded from Office
the date OF your etter Bot the dsqua has
been removed Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES O'CONOR.
To Z. l.. FLooD, esq
The daily union., 1852-10-12

The presidential election takes place the second day
OF November.
The daily union., 1852-10-12

DIPLOMACY OF the RevoIuuon-a
" BY VIM II. Trescott
North American Review Tor October.
Reuben Medlicoit, a novel by NJ. w. Saw
Contentment better than Wealth; by Al
Aliee.).
Good In Everything, story by Mrs. Bary
The Book OF the Heart, or Love's Emblem
and rchly bound. Just received for rale by
TAY
Oct 10 Bookse
The daily union., 1852-10-12


A. BRooK.
So much for the witness Now for his testimony On
the 2oh OF July, 1852, the Hon. Lewis d. Campbell ad-
dressed, from Washington city, circular his constu
ents which was published in the Lebanon STAR an abo
tion Scott paper From this circular take an extract
which we submit to the country without comment:
"Tbe editor Of the Herald Published in Wilmington,
has made a most unprovoked attack np,n me- II had
the disposition, have no, the time now without neglect
my Off oia duties reply through the press At early
day as possible after the adjournment of Congress-
will give of meeting in Wilmington at which ,ual
rake occasion defend myseJ and GES Scorr from the
which the editor has attempted cast upon QUA
onARAcrKss and viii attempt to show that he hypocr
ical knave oonsummate gnoramas-perhsps both. |
have only ak my constituents and especially those OF
them called free solers that which, in their
beray, they will readily grant-a hearing before they
make up their judgment
/" have been elected twice by freesoa vofss AN THE
REPRESENTATIVE PRINCIPLES | KNOW GEN
Soorr sUBiror or SLAVERY HK is !.
fRIsSD LIBERTY, PLATFORM, AND Nv wig
VOTES ENOUGH CONGRESS- REPEAL THE rUer.
rvssIAvN Law, As | CAN, n Is WITHIN MY
kNowLsDGE THAT GESsaAL ScoTr THg Law. Nor
b. wrrH GENERAL PIRRcE coMpLKTELY TO
rue SoUrH AND TO the DEALERS MOOD
IS EvER FILLMORE AND WEBSTER WE'RE.
II LEWIS D. CAMPBELL"