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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
ENGLAND.

The Court had returned TO London and a
Cabinet Council was held on the 18th inst for the pur
rose Of appointing day for the meeting OF Parisnent
A rumor has crept into circulation that the
Government are about 10 make movement in favor of
extending the franchise the plan proposed being TO i'm
pose an income tax on all wages above al per week
and to confer votes on the payers of the tax.
1t is also stated that q strong organization in
the new Parliament viii press the introduction Of the
ballot, We give these rumors in the absence OF mora
definite
The yacht America figures largely in the
nevs of this week On Tlesday the l2t she competed
with the Swedish yacht Swerige and defeated her by
fully 20 minutes The being round the Nab Light
Ise of Wight, but owing 20 fog and light winds, the
race was not exciting
Lord De Blaquire's challenge had been ac-
ccrted for $500 6y j. l. Cragic, Esq, with the yacht
Volantc and for eOCO by Mackinosh, with the iron
Yacht Drowned The rsces 10 be from Erith on the
Thames to the More and Back, and TO come Oh when
the weather IL suitable
The Earle of Carlisle has written preface
10 Uncle Toms Cabin intended to neuralzc the re-
cent criticism in The LOadOa Times.
A meeting of Iron Masters was held at VOL
yerhsnpton on the 18TH at which the recent rise In
uiacturers have yet derived but little advantage from
the ne they had mostly contracts on hand al the Old
quotations circular letter issued by q Liverpool
house % the trade, takes contrary view and warns
against the reckless speculation that Is keeping up
the figure clerks in merchants Offices and other per
cons without capital being known 10 hold large guam
titles OF Iron Scrip From these and other clrcum stances,
the hOte in question, which writes anonymously, an
ticpates panic ere long
Lord COmbermere has been nominated Con-
stable of the Tower London vice the late Dukc Of
WefLupf.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
The Administration and the Crescent Cit,
Affair.

We publish the following telegraphlc as
patch. Just received from New-Onean-. 20 show the
wsnton and uischcyous alsehoods which ind tler y
through the press and telegraph st this time Inc 90
iect i transparent Il is 10 mi-lead and nnane uir
public mind and by wantOn misrepresentation anect INC
election near al bend:
NEw-ORLEANs Tuesday, Oct 70 l-J--
Under the slaring caption OF The United stare eAu
Spsin-Our Flag Hauled DOwn-The Fillmore Ai.Hin''
Iston Becked Out with tie usual di-raeefui ei'oI 81
comments The C0uier OF this morning publishes u
following dispatch -
Hon EMILE Ia SERE: Lieutenant POr- = as been sl-
noned sslngton explain his conduct a. ntVsaa
The resul. IS that the Crescent City goes 20 more 70
the Georgia under Lieutenant Porter beng
Thus Yields the point 10 smith aia - r -AIusN
Ing OF Government The charge Il L-5ee - p
UHioH u Yesterday. and not denied BY La "
RsIHbiic % todsy. y g tENN>,
iSiGEedl JNO. W; rOhNLtf =
Thu d. evidently been concocted ior the polcd q
feet it il supposed l. would produce here -.
We have The best authority for saying tli tAe ~
pst AZ Washington has taken rrm snd-trong srouhn u
ouposon 10 the resfulc OF the Crescent Cty ~ tns
Csptan General OF Cubs. and have No doot ms WI
be followed by speedy redress Of the wrong com
plained Of. -. 81 80
There will be no backing out on the par Of tne
Administration The rights and honor OF the country
will be duly maintained and viaiica,ed-
I;eufeucnf Porter ordered to.tais cry Tor INC
rurro.e orly OF giving fun information 70 the S'Oy.
runent md a; his own request has been transferred
bv the owners 10 the Georges, and VIII resrn IN ner %
Havana. l" AS4ii 'O-' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
Voice from Delaware County.
Corsc-tondt ure OF Inc ~. l. ''io""'-
DELAWARE, Co, Friday, Oct %, 1852


DELAWARE, Co. Friday, Oct %, l352
1t is but few years since the shrill whistle
of the locomotive first heard along the southern
border Of this county. and until then Delaware was
considered one fthe most difficult portions Of access
az could not be reached by any public
while the NewYork and Erie road now brings it within
six hours ride of your City.
During the past ten years the political changes have
been scarcely less remarkable. Geographically the
Switzerland Of New York it formerly the Gibrater
of LocoFocoism. For several years past the Wing
ticket has often succeeded and by handsome msjories
BEFORE the tshi oftruth. dartDess vii fee away
The XIXth Congressional District consists Of Della
ware and Otsego and the latter free from the
thraldom of Sham Democracy the former. should
certainly elect the Wing nominee Chase Of Otsego)
against Sam. Gordon Of Delaware and we expect and
intend to do it IT, The first has moral character
in addition to other qualifications
You may safely calculate upon Wing majority in
Delaware There is very little Of noisy demonstration
but strong, working undercurrent The Locos are
desperate, and grest on Dragging and bullying here as
elsewhere
Go home ye eJsent Hhigs to answer your countrys
call for odd Chippewa the I'd November.
CaoToN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived from New-Yors--4th, Guadslqgivsr, ct Csdz
10Th L. pauto and Garland Marseies-W. Dewitt, ffol
yoe; I,h Rosile GreeDock 10Th, American Congress
end 18th Northumberland az DeaI-C0pstution, al scf-
poo; Nth Glasgow, IN the Clyde
Arriyfd from Phlladclpis-l2th Garone, at Bordeaux
Arrived from WilI ng0n-9 IrfoluIn, Ponfo Anlster-
dam Iith, Wilhelm Te1el
AIriyed from Richmond, Na-l3th John q. COster at
haiv,d from Ncw-Orleans-l2th, Kate Howe, London
18th William faioD, Liverpool; Annapolis, and Inca,
Arrived from ST. John n B.--Oct 7, Adelaide, Camm,
., Oueenstown: 9th, Adirondack, ct Crav~ssnd; Mary
Ann al Londonderry 9TH DAVE at Orsvcssnd; Fortune.
Al Oueenstown 10Th, Helen az Belfast Collin, from Hull
Iltb Masonie, Dublin; Csnnlore, IN the Clyde 18th,
Connecticut FL Grayescnd; Delsno and Westnorelsnd
I4th Charlotte Reed do Lord Arlgrsye Hull itb
Gen TAYLOR az Liyerpool 18th, Empire State, At do.
Sailed for New-YoTk-sth, OysdO Hsyre; 18th, LIN
duEtrie London; :. 81. FOX Hsvre; Cecilia, Limerick
l1h Windermsre and Msgistrste Llyerpool Lucia Field
and st. LOUIS London; Prince Albert, Deal; w sdne.
shields: Hslcyon -; 18Th, NimTod, from Cardiff Wash
iuZtOn and MIddlssex, Liverpool.
Sailed for Boston lith-Csret Wheeler, Liverpool
Sailed Tor Philsdephia lcth-Solop, Bremerhayen.
sailed for Charleston l5th-Berkei aud Berkeley lh'.
Rosetta, from Liverpool.
sailsd for E.w-0rlesns 1th-Serluel Badger Hayre
18Th Queen Of the West and sheridan
Sailed for Mobile lfth-Lucy, Liverpool
Sailed for Galveston, Inth-Ths odore, brernerhSse"
Sailed for 81 John, N.B- Sept. l5-Jossph Hume from
Bristol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
Public Meeting for the Erection of n Monu-
ment in Bnsfnn.

BoSroN, "Wednesday, Oct - 1892.
A very large meeting of the most inluen-
al citizens of Boston, without Distinction of party
holden this noon in Faneu Hail. TO take measures for
the erection Of a monument in memory OF DANIEL
WEBSTER
Hon. Edward Everett called the meeting to order and
motion Of VIM. Hayden nominated Committee of
three TO report permanent officers.
The Committee reported the following
Presidcnt-Hon. BENZ Seaver, Mayor OF Boston.
VicePresidenn-Ho Nathan Appleton, James w.
Seaver r. G. Shaw, Charles Torrey C. G. Greene, Pc
ter Harvey, Sidney Bartlett, and Joseph Tiden
SecTedries-Samuel Keitele, J. Harris Smith WV.
GreenOugh. Samuel w Dana.
Mayor Seaver made efaddress and was followed
by John T. Heard who offered series of resolutions
nwhich it proposed 20 appoint Committee of 100
citizens to take measures TO memorial in honor
Of the great pariot
Hon Geo s IIllard followed in a strain of surpass-
ing eloqueuce, calling tears to every eye.
Hon Edward Everett next addressed the meeting,
nndis still sDeahipe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
Liverpool Produce Market.

Brokers Clrculsr.
ASHES in increased de nand with large sales the spot
aud n 81 tor Pots. and % tor Pearls
BARK-Stsady, Philadelphia 1s q, baltimore ".
COFFEE in good demand, but the limited supply checks
business Sales 30 Jamaica and ST. Domingo at rather
higher prices.
BYE Woops--The trsnsactions are limited
HIDEsThe public sales Tuesday were brisk and taH
prices obtained
NioLAssEs-No sales of importance.
Ou-No sales Of Lard Sperm continues in retail re-
quest at 488 fS7 y tun.
NAVAL sToREs-Turpentine has again advanced, 1917
cwt having been paid for 30 bbs RESIN IN brisk denanA
at late adyces Leo bbs sold at for common TO l25
No faes Of Tar. Spirits OF Turpentine steady d47
RicE-Corolina steady, at 2G2ol-with moderate sale:
SUGAR has general aud extensive demand tor az
descriptions. Prices are sal dearer. -
TALLow is in ectiye request, to arrive at f9d $50 Ne
American on hand.
TrA-A barge business bns been done advance Of %
ID, chiefly speculation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
shipwreck and Loss OF Three Lives.

PHILADELPIIiA, Wedne-day, Oct = 10.
The schooner Lucy, Captain SOntawick. from
Providence bound to Mobile, in ballast. encountered
gale on Tuesday night, off Banegst. The carried
away both mest and finally che went ashore near Bar
negGt Light house jersey shore and after went TO
pieces. The Captain and took 70 the boat, but
approaching the shore the boat capsized by the
breakers and three Of the crew were dfOwEed viz
John Frances, of New Haven Henry Arnold Of Bath
end William Nelson, of Newport, all OF whom leave
families The schooner owned by the Captain, and
was fully insured il Providence Office.
The Captain Of the Lucy, together with the surviving
crew arrived NJ this port to-day in the schooner Suan,
Capt Wilhams from New-York bound 70 Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Our las, weekly report to Friday evening sth inst clcsed
quietly with partial decline Of ID 70 effect sales Saur
day exhibited change IA prices On Monday the Mag
advces received and after the merchants letters
had come 10 hand activity prevailed and the market
eIed its tone with sales Of l0O0o bales On Tuesday
purchases to the same extent without any falling Cd
in tone.
On Wednesday the Halifax adyioes further encouraged
the demand then brisk business has been doing.
largely speculation, averaging 5co bales daily which
nearly onehat were on, speculation Prices must be con-
sdered TO have advanced 3D. ID on last Fridays quota
The fore going from Brown Shipley Co.'S Circular
The leading Cotton houses quote New Orleans Fair 6f
Mddlins, g Mobile Fair st Mlddllns Isl Upland Fair.
The sales OF the week 7So bales OF which specals
took 2lo, and exporters Aio. The import Tor ths
same time hns been si7 bales OF which only 407s weru
American The stock 47sOcO bales of which 500 90 an
American. Tire market closed firmly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the NIAGARA Mt Halifax.
Dates Liverpool, Oct. 10; London, Oct. Ii !;
Paris, Oct. IA.

HALIFAX, Wednesday, Oct q, 1852
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, Capt.
Stone which left Liverpool at II AN, on the 10th inst
arrvedhere AZ O'Clock this morning, bringing 90 par
sengers for Boston and for Halifax.
The Niagara sailed for Boston at 81 O'Clock
and will be due there to morrow Thursday afternoon
The Collins steamship Pacific, arrived out
u o'clock on the morning oftho 18th inst, having been
detained some hours by fog
There is nothing of Importance in the gen.
crsl news.
The Cotton market extremely acive, and
Breedstuis had advanced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
LOCAL POLITICS.

ScoTT LIFE GUARD MEETNG.-Thcre was
magnificent outpourng of Wings last night at Con.
stution Hall Thousands unable to get into the
Hall, and meeting organized outside also. There
were animated speeches from Col Sewer, II. j. Ray
mond, Esq, Lieut. Brown, Col. T.. L. Snow, G. d.
Believe, Esq, and others. The warnest enthusiasm
prevailed, and every Wing full of hope and eager
for the great contest We have full reports but
cannot possibly find room for them this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
Southern Tegrspa osc aors>r Of Hasoser ard BeIrer-''
Mr.. WEBSTER.
The Funernl-Action of the Webster Bxecu-
tive CouImitfee-Prsceeding nj Dartmouth
COLLEGE.


College.
BosroN. Wednesday Oct. q, 1872.
Yesterday Mr.. WEBsTER's remains were re-
moved from the room where he died to the library,
where the funeral services will be performed Gov.
Boutwell, Will attend the funeral
The Webster Executive Committee and Ward Dele
gates were in session last evening till midnight let
ter was read from J. B. Wheeock of Roxbury for
himself and other WEBSTER men of that city. recon-
mending the party to continue their organization for
future action but that in consequence OF the decease Of
Mr. WEBSTER they discontinue further political action
during the present campaign.
Delegate from Cambridge stated that the sentiment
OF the people of Cambridge expressed in the letter
Of Mr. Wheelock
Rev. Mr.. Winslow advocated the same course Of &C
ton, recommending the Webster Electoral Ticket be
Withdrawn, and that his lands upon the day of cleo
tion stay at home and the day as one Of
mourning for the national loss.
These views were opposed by Messrs. VIM.
Hayden Talman, Willy, and others. Mr. Willy abused
Scott and euogized Pierce
Finally the subject withdrawn, leaving the Exc
cutiye Committee to proceed in political matters the
same ss II Nh. WEBSTER was living
At Dartmouth College yesterday (Mr. WEssrER's
Alma MateD his death was appropriately alluded to,
with several incidents of his Collegiate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

Frequently the wenried worker would remit ma exer
scn he world find himsel ,notoned away by the Gene
rel who, forgctful Of wounds and WEAKNESS, would
eicn,ly take lis place AMI labor TIL exhausted 10
Office was too revolving toll TOO great, where ne
h;s cnre and example the survivors of that
commrnd were, under Providence indebted for their
preservation IL the brilliant fields Of Mexico be mas
added fcsh aures his former tame but never 70 'ne
of those who witnessed Ills noble forgeduness
OF sef cen WINFIELD Scorr appear greater than Wnen
he toled for in that house of death-s caora h0s
initial ~ CkicaR0 L. d. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
The Latest News.

Lord Rollo, Scotch nobleman, is dead.
A dispatch from Trieste states that 5000
British troops had been landed near Hera,, Persian
Gulf II is supposed that their presence there |. 10
prevent the PeriSns from threatening the tuaepea-
dence Of Herst
Twenty-four political prisoners were sho. at
Snigolia Pspsl States from the ist to the I'd inst
Affairs in Burmah remain in statu quo
In China the insurrectiOn continues under
full Roadway.
The prohibition of the export of iron FROM
Egyp, has been Withdrawn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
New aud Extensive Telegraph Line.

QUEBEC, Wednesdny. Oct q, lo52
The charter for the Grand Trunk Telegraph
Company from Quebec 10 Detroit, Buffalo &c, has
passed Parlisment The trunk viii be 80 miles long
with 500 miles of branches leading 20 the principal
towns Some 500 miles OF the poles are already up
400 miles Of wiring Is ni-hed and the work going
on stvaTOus points il DE completed by spring Over
thousand business men have taken the stock. The
cost Will be about $4,000 The net profit of the old
line hes been - per cent in three years The line
propose 10 connect with the House line at Buffalo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
Wing Mass Meeting.

Com -FaING, wednesday, Oct q, ~
4 Wing Mass Meeting was held in this village
ihis evening in the great POughkccp-ie tent proce
zion numbering some 800 marched from The railroad
depot 10 the tenn, preceded by the Committee OF ar
rangements with several bands Of music torchlghts
&c The meeting elOquently addressed by Charles
Deyies Of Fishkil, w H. Teuwcngner Of Poughkeepsic
F. H. Wells Of Sing sing and others. The proceedings
throughout were conducted with much spirit,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

There is little doing in either BEEF PoRk. BEEf, n
anything is little firm. LARD maintains its high
price. CHEESE Is wanted,
The following the quotations of George Bsbinoch snA
VIM Gardner Coz
Prime Rew Mess BEEF ilodll5i PoRK, Eastern new.
p SCio, nan Western, l0a15i.
Bacon steady at iSdl9l.
LARD 63i-the highest price has been Co.,.
APPLEs-2IO bushels superior Newtown Ppplns per Pa
cfc sold nj 8d5o per bushel Bodwins, III TO % Com
mon, 81 TO Isl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
INDIA AND CHINA.

A telegraphic dispatch from Marseilles an
the arrival there the 18th. Of the Overland
Indian Mail with dates from Calcutta to Sept and
China Aug - The Bombay mail Is missing.
Commerce was very brisk at Calcutta. Ex-
ehsnge OH s20s
Nothing worthy of note has occurred since
the lsst mal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning, Oct 49, 1852
The sales Of COIIOS for the week ending last evening
foot % GO bales Al grades have slightly advanced bat
the decided in the middlng and lower
ausltss which are fully higher We quote far Orleans
Al g. Upands g. Mddlnz Orleans 49, Uplands 81 Specu
lators have taken g coo bales and exporters 600
Trade in Manchester sud the other manufacturing dstncts
has slightly improved during the past week, 10 consequence
OF the ate favorable adyces from India Western Canal
Flour IL in demand OF III bb Ohio FLOUR q worth ~
Limited Transactions taking place ia yellow CosS 81 ~.
and white 3d. Small sales Of LARD have been made VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
American Securities.

Boring Brothers report considerable sales Of Ponnsyva
II X. Bonds as 49, Eastern RR Bonds at 90 and small
em0unt Of the Pennsy yaDia Loan At 20 There wss
some inquiry for Ee lst Mortgage Bonds Small saes Of
Boston CRY Stock st lO2
No change note In Federal state stocks and none Of
consequence Offering
FREIGHTs to the United States have not varied much the
pat week but NewYOrk the tendency has been rather
dovnward but not materially Seersge passengers not
abundant Rates 10 Newiork f50tJ l0i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
p..seuxer- for Bsston.

Hon Abbott Lawrence, lady, NJ. LawIenee sna a.
and Mr.. Converse Mr. and Mrs. Pstfen and ehh NJ sTo
M Prap NJ M, and ai;s h M B, o1a and eSssss
Wd,ney Nile Misc, Hodskinsop; Mary of T.rsi,
Graves s and Near. Col ra as.ssn'e5 r,.;orsa
Prelin, wilson. Mf es,s Manning. smith, ArmsIcns
shssed s:ee linden Es T ka.nos e
Red, hoHsh. i' F.nmee Newton, Allen, Niier NAN
bo's, Rs'1t Kss Pain rapp Hgsnbo,som. ra" IT,
H1'A - "a. Do d. 80, r. kloeS. Green h'ie''
% go. .. I. me IL. pr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
burning of the Propeller Vermont.

BUFFALo, "Wednesday, Oct. 2, I5J2.
The propeller Vermont, Captain Waterbury,
belonging to the Cleveland and Oglensburgh line OF
propeors plying between those ports, burned TO
the waters edge while lying her dock in Grand River
Canada West, at o'clock yesterday morning She was
bound TO Oglensburgh with full cargo of flour and
other rolling freight The vessel and cargo total
loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
ITALY

Disturbances had taken place at Haenga be-
tween the citizens and the Police aided by the Austrian
troops Several kIleG both sides but yet we
are without particulars.
Numerous political arrests had taken place
in Aantus.
A letter from Florence mentions re-
port that the Tuscan gsrisons to be held by Nsa
poltsn troops tnd The NespOlisB by the Tuscsas IL
wants confirmation
The U. 5. Corvette ST. Louis was at Spezzia
On the 9Th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
The Shadrack Rescue Case-Ncw.Bruns
wick LEGISLATURE.

BosToN. Tuesday Oct. PC, 1852.
Elizur Wright was to-day acquitted of aiding
in the rescue of Shadrack the fugitive slave
The Provincial Legislature of New Bruins
wick assembled for Extra Session Thursday, the
2st inst The business TO be brought before the Legs
lsture win mostly relate to the railroads
Hon. Mr.. Wilmot has moved resolution APP
proving OF the adopted by the Home Govern
ment for the protection Of the fisheries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
Webster's Death i'm WoshingtOn-Whig
Meeting.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct q. 1852.
A meeting of citizens generally will be held
tomorrow evening in front of the City Hail. to take
measures TO pay a tribute of respect TO the memory.
character and services of Daniel Webster. Prcsiden.
Fillmore will not attend the funeral The public offices
viii probably be closed Friday the day OF the u-
neral
The Wings of this city met this evening to
prepare for the Whigmectng at Rockville, Montgomery
Co, Nd, on Saturday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
Yellow Fever nj ChnrlcstOn.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday Oct % l-J2
The deaths for the week ending Saturday,
6s of which IS were OF yellow fever Only
CURED Monday For the twenty four hours ending to-
night, tuesday there were two deaths and four
cases The disease Is abating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
London Markets.

From Bsuns Brothers Circular.
There is increased activity In the Colonial and Foreign
Produce market and higher prices paid CoryEg has al
yanced Ia2i common Congou TIA Ron and SuoAa IS
all CHOICE WHEAT aud FLOUR quoted rather higher.
CoTroH is inactive y dearer la metals very largo
busne has been done Iron and SPRLrER are again high
former sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
New-Jer.ey sons of Temperance.

TRENTON, Wednesday Oct. p, l-J2
The Grand Division OF the Sons of Temper
sncc OF the state OF NewJerey in this city to-day
Geo P Rex. OF Huntingdon, elected Worthy PATH
srch and Thomas Z. Roberts, Of Gloucester, Worthy
issoeisre Also, the usual subordinate officers. The
snaus report shows houri-hng condition OF the Order
and encouraging prospects for prohbitory law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

SECOND WARD.-Thc Wing Ratification
meeting passed of very harmonously last evening at
Woodvorth's, No - Dutchst. The Ward and District
nominations all ratified, and the local difficulties
healed. Our report is unovoidably crowded out but
synopsis will be found in our advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
FRANCE.

The accounts of Louis NapOeon's receptions
in the Provinces arc stl dazzling His speech at Bor-
deax had been placarded in Pars and TO Dc post
ed in all the 81 600 Communes OF France
Titles of high nobility for NJ. NJ. Perslgney,
Morney Fould De Roche and others-and measure OF
general annesty is looked Tor the first act Of the new
Emperorls reign.
4 speculative mania has broken out III the
Pnris Bsurse-the demand being confined 10 no particu
lar description Of securiTics but running over all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
Nhix Meeting in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Wedncsday, Oct 2, 10.
\ Wing mass meeting was held tonight IN
Nomenclature I, was largely attended and there
great enthusiasm. Their notices were " Scotr,
Graham. the Union and Compromise Speeches were
made ~ Senator Pesrcc, Messrs Bowie Winter Dayis
and Mcrrick