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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
Domestic Ports.
SAX EnANCISl

SAN FRAScIsCo-Arr SEPT y. shp Kate ssp,er Mo.tor s4
days New iork.
ALBANY Oct yoArr .chrs J. Ross Parker Cambridge c.
W Holmes, -. Philadelphia; DAVID Gov, HAo, Boston, Tea
Hortoh View Haven Russell shelley Portland Coartor
Gesnr New fort Andrew Jackson, Alien SOf-eh Chsadsr
h,-ch New iOft David smith Bennett Do; hepose ne
sst Yarmouth Minerva Smith, Sorvaf CD sehrA SPY jazz
sos Boston Perne Iasrsn, Do 4. B. Caldwell - 'oe"aA
Eizabetb Kinney. Providence, X -.
ALExANDRIA Oct Jar schr. wood-e Psiteassn East,
port John N.iker Avery New Yort payon 90 AZ
Move PIKE E4port Sid brig Trad. Combs beoyn .chfs
Harriet Gsrrson New York shsrp sharp New io,h I7o
thy Pharo Cram-r DO 2sh-Arr BIZ brig Saennn retefson
New fork; brx Hickman Perry Bangor Jua AM Co.by,
Eosipo SD sehr. Caroline Hale, Rogers Troy Nj; William
Bgrke W <son. S.~lork.
APPOSAUG (W.r-et) f7Arr. schrA 0eu- Maros Row
Icy Phaephs 1shIs port enr Henry Crosby Pendleton
ara Port Reo C4rle Philadelphia, ~pd; Ason
Hsny Crosby PeDesses and Psadston, ssd Porto
Rico, cnie Philadelphia
BANGOR Oct s-Arr srs A. KiEs (newl Pierce rrAnh
rt sns Pred Pearl spefert Deer iss ser Lsesso Of Rst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

,.u, 81 .u -,e,.,- W. lous The have zen psessd
Aoss tse ssse ad -osssi n hsss ha.n wEeks from
Bsrs<sas s rsrhs sss. ss' had been saves anu
Ai Ts,r. n s to Eo walker, rst, ssers'iy ''A'
Ho,s ksso tasas ,4Ts SA ,n;eoge o~ssi y 1851 s,. q
snssrrs.r. q, laeon srouA, sia she has essa &
20 ~. s.rs "a heavy se Ihs ship Hah're'-
''g, Tss.., o., la-ue h- Esv,r5 seue RON rrssss.
eetre Tsp8red distress ee~n ooie1lnei '1i .nd is -
Cs-T tre -sro-tct p; n tt-csi ny " 49,
asrr-on ircH Aernaa r Rarosoe-, eefss eoSra : $780,
20 - seblssJ BE bad aleA water "a aef "as- ''S w
Ssv. oct lsTl-brs Ca END b-os reported hls been eoa
mned ard sod g 'hc belc1' g al eyae1aei sac o0'sa
VIZ OF, fl. espec.si that n. h,rs Emy Tider
Mel - - PIT PIT ron Nsw DIN n- f
Vi 1,vs to .Sss,sS ana 1sa.s o' I f All
o sae % o. 50 ,r, cotton have Sssu DeAsi up
- - Ref,-r- a more O. o. il-nlssd.
nm ~ Tsuu from waream Mass Soaad TO PA.
a.rs, ~ avs cur put Casiiesta he s7h Mt W har
nd rerars HAVING been driven south in heavy weather to n i
ssa1 .s, csrou a, san Frsnsco sept ~ On L'rrpoo
was abou ssrn moahs on he voyase sne esPr - ,s
sale. ana s the Ps-sss aad Asa s G s ssa.s
psba. n sss wheu seas ass4ne . ee< aes
NJ ~ % rAeesptn reports hayss ,est Ga ne 49,
ssl vascomY~Eed % leave overheard sasaesS va ~
p,E.u, a, San rraso Sep, Il, from Liverpool wa NJ
euro repr, con,nsed gas and csns on ne ptsase h "
csp.,u Cha CuSh died Al sea On ihe - o. o-.es
srr wv jaws, New ORLEANS ron Boston go q i,ns :
,rp~rene-i husresne os he sh St, u az N,
convened from The y T. aooA %, =
.ru.d .s,l .er mhln nth srsa; voence she Hu. -
eo-s ree-l uan op~al carried away al hres o". b,,l
,hho, man v.rl spanker skf stove be and quarter
hav.er water ca.ks, snd blew away every ras OF al
-urpirs H. frs hreakuf thr shp VII trcN NNe
shp 5oed heavily whsh caused Ter 20 esk Inc - M y
10 he rssse chsed ,h badly before The SresA 60
elelrei awa, three days fo up spare 80
around side Cuba A. eAyishi sane a. -
hip N painted poS, Nth and nsen na s9ne ~ ~
and head q lore opmas Al y. NJ she set a sh1 'e -,
| scuhvaIJ same ums saw barb with lore ana "'NA w W
gcne-no s.h set ,r ,
Ctrpta ssu y Pawn At san rsnt SEQ n New - NJ
days Cape Horn ex1cr'erced nothns eat a''e'eu "
sses rom y. 20 W. y. w ,A.,.t..h.. -,
ctfppu,nr Bi.Ho, = San Franc 40 iros FnlAlspn "
ht6OJo ; july VI the Cape IN heavy sac n9p-u -
that loose on deck snd feol 20
,ecs.ary the deck load eulsnf % spi Ip
the Her creates, day. ~ east m one ~"
- ~ -o..e the rogafo Pa -de sept , on 10
and Dad hght winds rom y "a y. y ancr
Srrrx,S Ct aud from Boston o Se
T,,r. ,1rr pr, s a. :, when the Ne's ""
discovered on sr- m hold they nore away Tor hoa'Nae "Ds
The, arrived prev sept The hre "As eNns 'h ~ sh
,...tane the Of L n safe then Hms IN f"' S
I would hay % -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. Der s
Cleared.

s-4HrhPs- baltic cou-,ocs. Liverpool Z 4 coiEn. or.,,
l. Michel Hsrou. Berry, Charle.tu sposrd rI,.,on g
hosnoie klot, Norioh &c, Lad'.r & Pleassnts - 49,
shrs-k os-uih Percy Apallchco.a raster. Son,h c.f
stewart d., p. D. HHrbut Co: Pafrict Hr-rx H-rs-.
don Gfinnea Aaturn Coz Gastoa B.n.e N,,.-.. uI.aS
Cuih.rt Deutschland. Ham HsrEer y Bsr5 q $3.50
Vasn" aE- brtlo= - Jsro WnL Tyson Nad,r,scar Co.'S,
). X TraIlan ''S-N'i S4'ahAsh,
baiss-fs mouth bot; san joan D. Bsrn Lord nvro, M
~ = ION EaEnotsion Bru..srs Theox4na
0isHns J. w ESel CO. Sutton. Uraaa Zasa Y.1sxs 4 a. .
tsneh Old Nom Bremen. P0pE> Co. PRINCETON So, NJ
IA-teI bsrlhs Broiaer. Gr-sE Mob- n Fo.j
hAoces' ko.s ssrsnnah Deaau Co Ira TsyIor Is WI
nlns;on. y l. ArCrssty 4 Co '''''i A"-'i wa
bts,-Shoe Sorze.- Bsufor, r H. SANFORD s.hrp. fOl
sn sst art fopp~ Co. K Russell Ksinn N,r,o,s. n
h1eA % supef1oE, b. FurDeaaz - John \ n v C
LeIo ibr H.rrnston, - John " B. $ Wh,tu-r a e '
>Shencfskchp-e Go.sicr. SavHnnah Te-xrsnh -
Fl-, = Mckee. Whair. Pitt d. W X Tsor,-,a' -,
ffea~fehbur Van Brun; Sssht Sarah FLz.b~h $50
haNrn E,sier Csstoh Arpleby Frov-ne- r7r.,,-
80 pup-y Redmond c X Pierson John Jo,-. s,S W.
@LntIn; l. lAnchzrd Duibury, ROOF Toba.~o y w
80 aeil,nas q William, (D1ch schore au.e-l., -
HenNtei kIea Baker, Remington. Plymouth sL.ht 4 C.
eHrey - bo-;cn. Crcsoy Crockef i.Sac Huki-v 49,
aI1sah master; hish scott, Hayti-n "a u--t.-
on Atknos Dass, Jan Juan Cuhs VI " Freeman O. L.,
Nu>en Aekandfa. st1rses. Chairman a Co; $500.
b4 more !ehason L0sden Asa Edrdss Ro-i.p5 ph.S
Ma J. W Nike Gatellc. Nehel Boston : 49,. ~
foAd Do1s.. rsnc, : Levs l. Darzx whr.c, ~
h.see Van bszas s4sht A CorNu PAM Nl,vr $3.50
snes fsisni, well Bristol master. ' ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
Arrived.

ship Creole Pierce O.au. Oct ani the Par 10Th mise
frost Hoks Ha- had heavy noht weather dining the
ship Ratio Mitchell Liverpool ~ days. .,
and ~ passenger toJ. o. Baker
Bari SIwarrow o Boston Wshhun. Cadz - days lead
master sept ~ M 80 49, lon a. 49, sgos Pr'mad, from Haye
for ~ Orleens.
B,s Dloaahar B Pyne sso IS day. and 1876 plssense
70 Grinnel. Mniurn 4 Co
Brig Fams ,sar) Pcrreson- Il days VINE &C. A. c
Rossre & Go.
Of E.worh Brasdon Jackouve p F. 10 days.
Portland.
schr Bary Jane - Norfolk days cotton Sc 70 mister
schr Khode Island Murray, S~ansboro, c. - Jays, naval
r. " Black we'll
shr J. Beecser Smith Washington 10 days store. to
shf JsHe. Neon. Pvsh, sso-" IL aays 'ores, to
ssbr Dssorah obb. Washington days. stores
schr Lindsey Hi, Newborn n c. days, naval stores.
5. I. M'chill
Poe,on GEORGETOWN c. y days naval
sehf Dacoiah Mankn, Wilmington days stores C C.
Freeman.
sehr Memen,o, Wilmington days naval stores, Hu.sy
Murray
s,hr Edward woon, Messy, Baltimore day. coal bound to
Stamford. Conn.
schr 5 Bucsnshan wi.on, New Haven L,y- ia baIs.t
Schr 7 Benedict. Hall. New Haven day
Sfhr. John Tyler, Johnson virginia 4 DAYS pine wood
>chr. William Horton, saycr, Virginia diy-, pane wood
hr samuel Appleton Nckerson Boston days mdc to 4
J. Hernck.
S,hr. Teazer. Kelley New Haven , days n ballast,
Schr sy,ph. Hob, Portland tay-.
Mary Gray white Corey Fau River iouul %
slocp Rhode Island. Gardner. Providence ] day
sloopFa-hion, Byisnburs Prov denco day
The ship Aseope Shnn I,n New York Nyg arrived a. san
lfsu,i-co sept. so
SAILED-Clppe- .hp Fly-GF-h Ncle'. s,a Francisco. VIC
tors, W abingdon, AntScrp. AID others.
NIND-A, sunset. south
NsSo,.,pus-There dense log prva rs outside the Hoos
vhh probably the cause The non Afryal O. TIE Pacific
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

Oct so-F,-a Bocrd-s7ooO STATE r. u Hsrfbge X ~
eito yess Island b, IS s2oso 10 $50 do - 10 10
sloo bslsh sot rs, 67x q PerH r. r. b5 ~ 80 o.
sss,., a. 200 Ueon Canal IA 30 o. o., ~ WI
usss H. r. c. IL a. cOe Read mort &c AZ - % So"
8 e a. os Cam a,1 Amboy to, IS. 1905 20 tcf
-. "a 500 CRY ". Gs 100 81 600 kenngton wv io7
srsrG Morrs Canal l6 800 Ions leland ~ -
~ sps 49, 25do l5h 45C sch. Nav pref, ~ Lehgh SsV
so<i M d. 61.s 10 do 81 10 DO 1s :" 90 o. " - o.
ga Isl Do tg 800 Uner Canal b. l4a tJ sch Nav 's ~
soE 900 Comfy g. CO. old 90 sl 300 HARRISBURG X g' ~
-ss< So injury Bonds % 500 Reading X X, o. TO- ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
pYu,ptrpHrA Misunderstanding. Oct. 30

-CoTroN s quiet end the sales limited The stock OF
F OUR il now materially reduced and the market IL firm
4a5o0 barrels shipping brands sold 81 e per barrel bu
mort holders wall accept this price 1850 barrels good
brands sold for city consumption al - Is up TO for good
brands and extra. RYE FLOUR and Corn MEAL are
scarce and further sales of either have not been reported
WHEAT indemand but there is very little offering Sales
of6 d7eO bushels prime Red 81 oldt oS mixed &c. and
81 O3 and new and old White at Al Ndsl % = bushel
200 bushels PENNSYLVANIA RYE sold 75c Com dull
sales of good old Yellow al 72073 weavy NJ H. aud
new Yellow 60c. shoat. OATS steady 2a3Oo bush
AZ 4e!c y bushe. WHISKY isin ogod demand $4,000 bbs
so1d 24t N DC. hhds 24ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
Receipts of Produce..Oct 90

Bv Erie Railroads.&c. pkzs Butter, SIS bbls Flour, III
do Beet and 40 do. Whisky.
Nv Nsio- Haren Railroads.&c. pkgs Butter and 10 do.
Ch,es
Bv Norh R,rer Bogts-s7n bbls. Flour 3}5 do. Provs
ions 80 do Whisky, ss do. ashes S3l pSgs Butter, 54H
do Cheese - 7s8 bush. Wheat and 1900 do Corn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 5l-frrod- Gray Eisle Whippie
RIO De Jsnero barb Cordoba Daug Turk Island hrs- Acorn
Coomb- savannah Brsndysne Cormick Pernsnbuco
Luele, HAM jansen ko de Janeroi Henry Devs-
Boston Wheaton. Wooster E,port Abigail Mtr.i s2auld
Pctou \ 5. Ycor Brl Hal Nissan \. P. j. A. Ian a.
ter, Gnofd mugon y c. sehrs Martha, Tea. Wilmington.
KeDorn, Btkrr, boston ). shuer RAN Boston hechanc
Gam. Boston Henry Nuif new Garwooi Wilmington De-
Jane Ne,icot savannah Fmiol Scott Laurel Euphate.
Quan ClnnCn Ferry, james Denny Tut Port Dspprt Mtr
sare Coburn. Cocori. Richards. Caln. eamer.
- Afhoss Thompson, Lew- Del, Eucan Ia nd View Yors
Bsek ID amond, S'eren.ou. Ne. lork.
CsG'd or s-shps Jobn Albert, Harvard, Ne~ Oresr.
Enbem. Slater ApaaehcO Glance. Taylor.
G. Hit, htorn. Randall. Barbsloes OH Ryder
Bal,v DO chrs. Hud-sn B.ye New Yort Wa'eroo Lew
Providence, d : rshon sprsSs View Yofk = ; schryer
Csn, Bo-non Mechanic, Can New Haven l.. Flower ChsDn
Hartford Lond,e Baker PToVdrae Aeasn-r VI Berry Del
City Geo Hsrns-. Soner- Wilmington. " c. barge. Mide -
Ely New iors ssr Hand 10 orb Drake DO s.1mer Noysy
Brss- Do Umon Claypole B1rnor-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

rsrTa rl -
s... "a ,,s ia "A
s-f<3l DO Iet<a s.t.I 81 -. - I'D a.
ssss slia q "a ar 49, :, =, a. . A. en-,
Peg hs1 6h- 40 e~- M,<s ~ = w. A. ln a. Has
10. ne4 6lrt sf1re4 ~ " - - ~ - > =. a. -
81, - DO htsI. 100 a.. - 4, - L., - sISnFs
. az sep- -, ssi7 81 Dpzl IS 90 J-Siry
ssIiSi 20 I+sssr sif5 Bot md Shoe - - Dr.
NJ - yaire-e IA 90 ~ % Fael- v III 80
M 4. ls &c sas' 20 Brs7ty =, 81 = co In
vh-iJ S. = % Aefe7 - !. "a -, a. I Al
Gocds CO. 90 80 a. - Co.. Ss,.sr- isIi 10
c,ge. Percntseh -. =. - H.. a. 4 - - Fir la
tan- ifor So -. 40, 81 g3spss s..el iroa 500,
q. = - - - All - - a p Ol.is-y si7 ~ II Pa
go la "a Hsrluare siS0.i % Seeces atts,
O.. 81 - a. A. re,isfso % Pl,tei ssss
-. n - @ liea s7ss. - 10 s.se s674. s.ls 10
p g., - = 81 sscs t41 f0 ia -stlrt "a = IA Cod
c.~ "a B. Lined OF slo-s- 10 ~ Nui Hl 80 70 -
81. y tsri Ia 90 Wiz D. p ~ , o. 49, 49, a.
frrrus sid- . Co. fspef - u II -. 49,. - ~ -
20 so g. frTiIle, 80, az ~ P9s,ses s,sse-
4, = :, an g. &c. s % Fo-r SO roo hols and
-. - 81 arir T. silver Ware o. :. H. Sop $50
a. -, IIfcdo s..ar sic 20 b. T.~. s5ll Isi do II
49, ss4nq g. Tcv IAN 49, - 3, Igs So % Va
n.h si73. Do. Vatrle. go : q w -. - - 80
5o War tf7a1 oa d. +" ne -. % -, y - -
% d-caret, s3lo0 - - for. t31 ~ Co. ne - "a -
y. slcrs l0 90 A-hos,ny, - riI go - a,
Ntc". - - :. - an 20 % ~ s.-.r-e-- IL -
wase 81, 80 90 y ~ o. ~, slvs 70 a s,rsgns
., si.sso To''i y.9s, .iil,-.e - --- ------~-.
SATURDAY, Oct %.
ASIES-The market is vi.hou; cf-.nse 70 note Sales
of 81 pol. II - OH tor fos a1d - ~ ior rears
TOTTON-The Niagara has brou mt our orders atmits
which the recent decline IN this staple mas enabled 70 be
executed $500 bales changed bends to-day az previous
Prices, and the market closes finer. Shippers the
/ kuyers.
/ FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market for Western AID
STATE Flour opened very buoyant with good home and
Earern demand and little be had AZ inside figures
At the close there les buoyncy apparent and nothn;
Of moment DONG for export The batter Taes are IN good
request for the hoe irade at iu Pces CanAan opened
Dui ciottu oui Win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
Markets. .. Reported By Telegraph

PROVIDENCE Oct 3O-CoTToN-Sales for the week have
been ]. zoo bales WOoL-The demand continues, with g
rather ght stock The sales for the week have been 100 O
lbs PRINrIsG CLoTHs-Market active and prices firm.
The sales for She week have been "a, 100 pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
Passengers Arrived.

b. Big lesrsa, from Nsf'aV v P-Hash Asc AZ al, and
chidfe1 james Wsiada. Vincent Wyey Henry 20, c.,
Jae- kaupman vie and chll. AID James Bow Al Viz 4
TIE eSrk Sus'u Brover. lately lost "a Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
The amount Of the gold by the Georgia was

The amount Of the gold by the Georgia was
,,,o unions instead Of one million, on freight &c tee
,raphed from New-0rieans, which was On agreeable
srprise TO the street The ertire amount on board
The Georgia about 81 10000. The Falcon at New
Orlesns has also about half million This large ARRIVAL
Of gold with the small amount, ga 600 shipped by tne
Baltic and the decline in Exchange secures an cay
Money market for some time 10 come.
The amount Of Dry Goods thrown on the
market in October was about million and hall iarse'
than in October last year The total amount thrown
ON the market since the ls Jan, about 81 less
than during the same period of last year The 'o~i
amount entered at the port s about four millions le's
The Stock quotations at San Francisco arc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
Arrived.

'.An Woes. Hr AAfhsr, Nsz.s. NJ 81 Az, y g.
Ase - ssns. ke, es'ssr. oCi H. 1t ais, "a "a l:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
Imports (other than Dry Goods at the Por

ct for the week ending AID including Friday
ost %, 1852:
A. - Artss Materials s6. do Beads sl5 Is Do Books
4 Al --sV4 az Blfds 81, packAs-s Brstlt. :, s7l
40 a., shll 10 L. BrusS~s o. 10 90 Baail.s $40 IS
slsS .iS - Sl :. Do CA4 Ware " 81, Do Chrono.n-ts.
Las parls.-. IL u Clocks s6s ~ Coal g. OE
ssn5 n ~ Soser soit Do Nat,ias ss,4 l.s Al CO.
prus- AasssS 80 80 - DAxu.rrvtJpe Pl.i- ss "A
A.sssr;la 80 Do Afsos s9.7 ~ 40 AFRO. Hoa ss q \,
IOa ss-7 49, Q, Do BAAn Capzva s-Qs ~ ~ H.
Do BsOa.r Po.A eo.se scis saso $50 10 b., q. go
Asirnnn. an A, NsSels ss1l ID Calor-l a. 49,
Cr rosssA ssc SsssdsSsons o. s. h cs:o, OF az
Es<ss Rsssne s s.s ss 40 I.s-s,.i ~, 60 CshHs.
slsS 49, 81 coo as ne Lsuoa sts 10 a. Gun
.ss - Ha. q $50 ss s i s,.a ear Gsa $3.50 $50
cc- .I /. Do c ss So a. o. ss. -. 5sO nc Pas.
reo.Sera. 70 Pras Po: 90 rsssaa ssr !. no 20 OIL
80 % slt A. sc.maoes, 80 90 9aa.a- % ga
80 sxe..s~ be.ns se. rs tsax =, d soda
Tsa. SO - a. sS,,ssy, .es. Easssss. wss ti,
BrsIi MAJ. q sc a. 81 49, - is o. A.osls 49,, Do
ia 90 LenNes ssis, Do 20 or.zsss o. ~. ~ Sssss sis
~ '''''' ~ o. frssss s,,Ha, 'isss a. s.;s.l2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

hsSos.sDuN.fhere dense os prevailing out-Ie The Ho
vhh probably the the Urval o. TIE steamer Pac
her tSe.nh tly from Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

The commerce of the port of New-York
during the month of October, 1852,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-23
Spiri! of the Ohio Press.

The Kenton Republican thus philosophers
over an event that is very apt to happen to
to one party or the other, after the election
A GREAT POLE FALLEN THE "woodmen''
have not spared that Wing pole. 1t came
down on Wednesday, after "A few sturdy blows
from the axmrn-kersl4sh Well, unlike
the principles it represented, IT can never its
former place resume-blt not so the great
American Wing princip!es-after little hile
THEY will again incorporate themselves into
the policy of the Nation. and things will move
on according to Counter" Be of good cheer,
brethren: though now encompassed with
storms. and clouds, and darkness, the sun in
its dazzling splendor will again break out, and
Your mourning shall give place to gladness.-
Ataunt there!
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-23
Row winTammany.

The New York Herald has become one Of
the regular organs of the Locotocu party, in
New York. Ia late lumber is rich
article. headed by 'sRow in Tammany Hail.
We copy enough Of il to give an idea of the
moral that prevail in that ad-quarters of
modern Democracy. We give the concus-
sion of the scene. The committee had met
10 make arrangements for the primary cleo
tions for Committees, &, for the ensuing Year
Whatea scene for such wretches as
Captain Rynders and his gang Of bullies rule
the party ES
The main question Was then called for, and
Was about to be put, when Mr.. John S. Aus
tin, and one or two others, entered the
room and uttered threats. He was request
ed BY the Chairman to retire, as not being
n member. He refused to do so, and took
seat The chairman then deputed Mr.. Nc
1niyre, Of the Fifteenth ward, and Mr.. Leon
ard, of the Second ward TO go to the station
house TO obtain police force to protect the
committee, there being at this time a trem-
endous force outside. shouting and endeavor-
ing to come in. Mr.. Barr then requested
Mr.. Austin to leave He agreed to do so,
but signal cry being given at the instant,
The door was burst in, and torrent of men
with their hats off and their sleeves tucked
up, and web ptimed with drink rushed for
ward. some Of them flinging pepper boxes,
tumblers. and some chairs, and whate yer
missiles phrenzy could supply. at the OBJ
noxious heads Of the Hunker section of the
committee, while others used their fists vigor
ously. The scene was frightful The lights
were extingnished, and the yells made night |
hideous. The committee was broken up, and
the members were compelled to fly by various
avenues, through which they we're pursued
by their assaillants. Mr.. Schell was struck |
by chair, and his scalp was cut open from
the top of the head down to the temple
The injury was very severe. The wound-was
stitched and dressed by DR.. Hilton, and Mr..
Scheh is ever since confined TO the house.
We have heard that in the confusion and the |
darkness some member of the Barnburner
section received knocks intended for others
There was also considerable skirmishing out |
side.
The majority Of the committee repaired to
the Astor House for safety and for rendez-
vous and they agreed informally to call a
meeting at Tammany Hall on Wednesday
next, when the call for the primary elections
viii be acted upon. They also expressed
their determination to prosecute their assail- |
ants and all who aide and abetted them, to |
the utmost rigor of the law.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-23
Farmers, Beware of Foreign Bank Notes
of Doubtful Character.

A large amount of foreign currency is be-
ing brought into this region to be paid for
hogs and other products 1t comes here on
the regular course of business, and, in the
absence Of our home currency, it goes into
general circulation.
Much of this currency is from the east, and
is either so well known, or so secured BY pub
lie stocks, AS that it is received with conf
dence by our banking institutions
But--mark His-rffurts are being made
to foiSt into circulation along with what Is
good. the notes of some Banks of doubtful
character, or whose condition is unknnM
here, and some of no character at ALL For
instance, notes purPorIing to be of banks "a
host Of them) located in Washington city and
which really have 10 existence, have been
brought here lately. That currency is wholly
worthless.
The Banks of Columbus, we are informed,
do not receive the notes of the Banks of 9th
er States, unless such as are of well established
credit and generally current, or of such as
are secured by public stocks. They reject.
particularly, Wisconsin. 1Lichig0n, Ere, Pa,
and Bank of MItord, Delaware. The ives
tern are refused chiefly because of their dis
tance from home; the others because of the
ignoranc" of their condition, especially the
last-"Milford." Our advice to Farmers is,
to take nothing Of doubtful character.
o. s. Journal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-23
Fourth Week of lhe Session,

But little progress has yet heen made in
the business of the session. The past week
has been spent in discussing certain bills that
are before the Legislature for consideration.
portion Of the time was consumed in dis
cussing whether the contract of J. w. Gray,
for folding and stitching bills, and doing GER
tam other work, should be rescinded, or, as
Senator said lqudated, "liqudated." This
has finally been done. Gray is released, and
we presume contract has been made with
the next lowest bidder.
The resolution of Mr.. Withrow, Demo
crat from Knox county, to expel Mahlon H.
Medary from his post as Chief Clerk for cause,
excited some interest This Medary takes
great responsibilities upon his shoulders
For instance, at the last session. the House
passed resolution affirming that the said
Mahlon had no authority from them to con-
tract for printing the House Journals, and re-
Quiring him to notify his brother Samuel that
the contract with the said Clerk, Mahon, was
null and void so far as il included the print
ing of the Journals. But, notwithstanding
this resolution of the House, Manlon continu-
ed TO furnish the Journals to Samuel, who
continued to print them under the contract
which the House had declared unauthorized
and void And Samuel has received his paw
for this work, in part. at least, from the State
treasury, and wW receiUe the balance Of h-I
So much for the last years operations.
This year the printing of the House Jonrnal
has, under the constitution, been let to one
Keys as the lowest bidder In compliance
with the practice generally and with last years
practice specially, the printer called upon the
Clerk for copy of the Journals, as they pro-
gressed. But the Clerk refuses to deliver
hem. For this and other acts of cnntumacy
ana ineompetency. Mr.. Withrow introduced
a resolution to expel him from the Clerks
desk. The resolution failed, SO to a. The
war has not ceased.
On Saturday, Senator Atkinson introduced,
what we inferred from the reading, to be a.
Bill for Ohio. We shall have
to say of it when we get copy.
Much of the time of the Legislature has
been spent in discussing resolutions to appoint
extra Clerks and Sergeats- at Arms. There
IS desperate effort to force few more fa-
Torites upon the Treasury. We presume they
will succeed, as the hungry ones must be fed
from some source. The people will have
10 say on this subject next fall
Some progress has been made in bills of
importance-our reports will ena-
BILE the readers of the journal to trace these
things. The holydnys will soon be here, af-
Ter which there will be more rapid action
fhe's session will last till spring, from present
indications. 0. S. Journal.