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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

IV- Donizettis opera of Lucia was pre-
sentcd a, NIBLos last evening in English, with Madame
Bishop and Mr. Augustus Braham in the principal thar
scters Il was successful is everything at this luck
lest of theaters Madame Bishop dressed apdsc;ed the
partvsry wen bat her singing wss not up 10 the high
est mark OF rather apt TO be above 1t she has
tendency to sing sharp. Mr.. Braham was vast i'm
provemeut on Mr.. Gaa the tenor who did the hero in
Ma,tso Mr. stinl who figured as Ashton, was very
well considering thai he sang in foreign language
part far more difficult than those have been wont TO
see committed to him at the Italian opera Mr.. RH-
dolph appeared as Raymond, hut we cannot say that
he was better than Mr.. Leach, TO WHOM we asye be-
come accustomed. The orchestra, under Mr.. BochsA
was correct, and the piece in every way well pnt
upon g stage No doubt it viii have run is taciie
melodies are well known tee pubHc and are always
heard with pleasure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
FROM MONTEvIDEO.

The following letter, from British resi-
dent a, Non,eyideo Illustrates the comparative success
Of English AID American diplomacy in thai region Ii
al.o furnishes some details Of the progress OF the city
and the prospects Of the country generally:
"MosrrvrDEo, Saturday, Sept 4, 1857
within one month after the arrival Of special di-
plonatic agent from the United Srtes tresty of Com
Inerce and Navigation has been concluded. WITHOUT
any fuss or noise without any deluye promises
xacn Of pressure for the settlement Of the Just claims
of American citizens, en- act has been accomplished
which formerly cost our Government Infinite time and
trouble 10 consunnale but the trouble was OF their own
making Our Government Is now, il q said endeavor-
Ing 10 renew the commercial treaty concluded in 1872
for period Of 10 years and to aituin thH dect neg
lects the interests Of Britzh subjects, for feu Of encoun
terng resistance British claims, however just in their
nnfuTe are not offended TO- Never greater mis-
take committed all eit when acquainted with the
fact
The success Ct the American dipomstist has Afforded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
ITALY.

SARDISn.-The Ministerial crisis has not ad-
vanoed step, but NJ. de Rival, head of the C1nsttu.
lonal party. has been summoned by the King in ill
haste from ChsmbeIry
TUscANY.-The learned Emmanuel Repetti.
author Of the Geographical and Historical Dictionary
OF Tuscany" died 2i.h uli.. aged 76.
A deputatiOn, consisting of Lord Roden,
Capt TIOtter and other ptrons Of Standing. recently
proceeded to Florence to ,ocit from the hand Dlke
the release of Madn and WIFE, whose imprisonment for
conscience ke has caused such sensation in religious
circles. The Duke refused 10 receive the deputation
but they in hopos that Madai will shortly be set at
liberty
Sir Henry Bulwer has returned to Florence
from Rome.
NAPLEs.-A violent storm ragged on the
northern coast Of Sicily. the 10Th ulL and caused
much damage to the shipping The eruption of
EtDa has increased in intensity but little ap
prehension. as the lava follows in the old tracks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LiyerpooI Cotton Market.

The market has improved since the sailing OF the At
sntc. Quoistops are still made At decline Of Id y 10
om prices Of Friday last, especially the lower quail
tts-in other words the advance OF ~ o3l6d gained last
week has been lost The daily business since dispatch per
Atlantic has been:
Wednesdsy Sd-ssles, 5000 1850 American Spocua.
ton, loo.
THURSDAY ith-Sales 1900 $40 American y Specaa-
ton, 1, so; Export, so.
Friday, 5th-Sales variously estimated from 1000 to
1000 Speculation 400.
The aIket closed Friday evening with steaness,
the above reduction. Prices Gu0tod fby Messs A.
Denisioun Coz: lair 0rlean' p; Midihng Orleans
1911; Fair Mobiles 1915 Mildnng Mobiles I6; Fair Up.
lands Gi; NEEDING Upland IS 1915 Sales Of the week,
81 ACC bales Of which specuat have taken H. 800 Amer-
can l5 Egyptian 20 West India, and 40 Surat-In AL
1860 bales with 3azC for export Stock hand ~ go
bees ofwhch 2< SO American, against go u AmeTi-
can AZ the same time las: year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
TEXAS.

TIE steamship James l.. Day, Captain TIL
bot arrived last evening, from Galveston To the 20
hteness Of her ccers indebted for hles OF 4
veston, lndianols, Port Lavacs and Corpus Chrsoi
papers; from which we CLEAN the following items II
news
The elections of the I'd inst created but lii
tie excitement and, in fact, but little attention 10 wee
TO tewords OF Texan editor onesiied business
The vote in the City OF Galveston Pierce and King
324 Scott and Graham. he; and for State Senasor IL
NJ potter, 1873; ii. G. Runnels. l05
The schooner Arispe, says TIE Iadiaaoia Bal
itin of the 9Th met bound from Atakapas to ladiano
s. with 10000 feet Of lumber consigned to Bsiirdge
last week. When ten miles outside the Pass she l0ss
beth anchors and injured her naasai that she was
compelled TO run the hazard Of entering hror n the old
and shallow pass above Pelican Island, and without
pilot. She drawing feet large and with an
ordinary tide would have been lost but IL was sha
got In without striking The captain threw overheard
1900 feet Of lumber but the vessel Is not seriously
injured
A volunteer company Of citizen soldiers has
been organized at Port Lavscs which L. highly spokeu
OF by The C0nnereiGI
CorTOy-PicKING EXTRAORDINARY. - TAe
Platter notices feat in Cotton picking which we bo-
eve Ia something ahead Of anything yet recorded Of
Louisiana or Mis- issppi ieldhands Six hands The
plantItion OF John Sweeny Senr. the San Bernar6
one day 6iS3 lbs, making an average of l.0'a ba to
each hand.
Thomas J. Hoskins, who murdered Richard
Styner the Sheriff OF Caldwell County, time lsst
March, was tried and convicted at the ate term al the
District Court for that County, aud sentenced for to
years to the penitentiary at Huntsville.
John Coleman, of Cass County, was cd
fenced 10 the penitentay for three years ut the Lad
session the District Court Tor that County rohnx
speddler OF S7Oo IN. y True Delta Nov. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
SPAIN.

The Council of Ministers met on Goth ult, to
decide the question of the creation Of Colonial part-
melt
1t is believed General COncha will represent
the Spanish army at the funeral OF the Duke OF yelling
ton.
Government, it is reported, is about to sell all
the salt mines belonging 10 the State Nothing positive
has tranpred respectn the resolution relative
to the construction OF railways.
The Diario Espahot has resumed its charac-
ter political Journal and ayows its intention Of con.
tnuing lis hostility to the present Government
The Catalina sailed from Barcelona on the
25th uli having board 500 to reinforce THE gar.
risen of Cuba.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
Havre 1Iarket....HAyRs

The CoTToN market is dull consequence Of the report
from Liverpool and expectation OF advces by the Frank
hn due. Sales of the week to evening of "a
November II $50 bales including 200 bales aloat, most
of which is on speculation, against only $500 bales
imports that the stock is reduced TO 1000 bales OF
which 1860 American Quotations according to Hvre
classification New Orleans tres has 80; bus 81 tres ord
81 ord, n2 bon ord, los; D. cOur 1903 cour Ill. Mo-
bile r,s has, 30 has 81 tres ord, % ord % bon ord
ICES p. l6 Upland tres has 30 bas SO tres ord %
hon ord %. Total imports of CorToN in port of Hsvre
from LIST January ls October 1882 including stock LIST
January, $4,000 bales of which S5jT2 from the
United States.
Ashes American declined sales Of week 100 bbs IN port
m &c. and 80 bbs Pearl at r. 49, BEEswAx trsnssc.
tons COFFEE dull but prices steady RICE, demand linz
tied TUT rates for Carolina well supported; Sj Carolina
sold arrive at r. 81 G3i So per 50 klog duty paid SUGAR
remains neglected $50 bids. Havana at 81, duty paid.
TALLow prices rather higher LARD demand and prices
nominal TEA, transactions. FLOUR sales 6lg brls.
American in bond at tr n Average price OF Wheat in
France Sd October last fir II 81 previous year 10 o. per
heStohtre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

a, the formation OF the laws and institutions Of
~ Republic and in orderto satisfy our miads Of Vfis
.., was only necessary TO glance at 'lo results Of
,ssi scion thus The famine Of 1877 brought out ;s
saens Of their strength; The, the lrsh were in favor
e he free exercise Of religious opinion aud prrsuitr,
sr5 A. long they could enjoy those PRIVILEGES they
.ouId never engage 10 any unhoy undertaking. that
i,1,snS. like the Catholic Church, had cured the
rovpds Of every nation, where she had been admitted
10 The rights Of freemen.
he believed that Ireland was the only balm for oil
soics evs that she is in fact the tire; of lhe; that
God bad implanted the Irish upon the face OF tho earth
nth their soening and sanctifying influence, TO effect
destined object Of great moment. In conclusion, he
sprcsed 10 America to aid her in obtaining her
avn freedom from the yoke Of Great Britain, as debt
which America owes the Emerald Isle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
LATEST.

The King Of Sweden is SO dangerously i'll
hst il has been deemed necessary appoint an interim
Regency for Sweden and Norway.
Gen. Concha has declined TO attend the
weIin gton Funeral. Tho Spanish army will therefore
be Represented BY the Duke Of ossuna
A correspondent of the LOndonpapers states
that nine of Edmund Murray's fellowprisoners were
shot q; Ancona on 2Jth ult.
Three ships are reported by telegraph at
Deal from Australia with dates 23d June no later
The Leader has pkhy reply to The
Tine, comments On the Presidential Election above
referred to-
The Franklin had not been telesraYhed at
the hour Of closing our Dispatch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
Mr.. Puiszky and the Austrian GOvernment
To the Editor Of Then Y Tribune.

LONDON, No. ~ Sr. PgrERsBuRaHrLAcE,
BAyswArER, Thursday, Oct. 2s, 1859
In the English and German papers see
circulated an article purpoting that have sent sub
missiys petition to the Austrian Government Tor IN
amnesty and the privilege Of being allowed TO return
to my country 1t Is the second time that similar
nsinuatons have appeared Ia the papers. and
feel bound declare that have never made or sent
such petition to the Austrian Government, and thst
shall never ssk for amnesty The Austrian Gov
eminent docs not negotiate with rebels" nor with
despots FRANZ PuLszxr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
.rrest Of Counterfeiters,

PHILADELPHIA, ThursdaN Nov. II, Is52
The Marshalis Police succeedoa u making an
important arrest of counterfeters today
Two women were arrested last night at the
Theser for passing counterfeit half dolars and the de-
veopments they made led to the capture to-day OF Lewis
H. Rggin ard William Stelter, the former for passing
and tie latter for making base coin.
At Stelter's house four hundred counterfeit
half dollars were found with mods and other apparatus
hearing had before Commi soner Heazeit, and
both committed 10 prison. SelSer escaped from
similar charge not long since after having been found
gully but second trial granted and he was ac-
Quilted owing to some legal technically.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
The Charleston Regatta.

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Nov. H. 1852.
Our Regetta came off to-day and proved a
Brilliant affair The first rrcc Won by Mr.. Cowpor,
Of Darien, Ga, with the Becky Shark'-.he New
York boets, "W W. Woodwork" and s. New-Yosx"
being badly beaten. Time, minutes.
In the second race Capt. Berrys Julia came in first
and Capt Dickinson O. Bcolh, second, being beaten
length and half. Three others starred. Time 6
minutes so seconds.
The third race was won by Violet owned b. c. NJ
Bailey, Of Charleston; Capt. Berry's Marion second
the George Washington nlso started. Time minutes
50 seconds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
BELGIUM.

NJ. Brouckere, the new Minister met the
Chlmhers on the Sd inst, and explained the circum
stances under which he had undertaken the formation
OF a Cabinet well gave an indication of the policy
he intended to pursue. He admitted that factions had
broken up and weakened the Liberal party but believed
they had stl working majority and he would frame
his meas in accordance with liberal and conciato
~ creed, which would entte him to their support.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
Passerqers.

Capt Mailing and lady Mr. Dundss and lady. Mr. Mrs AID
Miss Lneire. Mr. McUrsgo lady, chd sad servant; NJ.
Corbet iaGy Mis- fisher Mrs kirkhad
Mr. Bah,r and LADY, Ar BIrsta, Lady, onIdr-n and
seIvant Mr. Fickers and lady, Messrs David Hops. d.
St.waI C. Rio, A. Rio. c. Bertrand Mr. Mclean Capt
Bruon, Msssrs VIM. Wild, @. q Rowland. L As2n v AL
J. A Dunlop, J. ~ DunbI W. +. Dubois Rev DR. Mith-
i6son Master Nahit Rev H. Scsiding Mr.. NJ lon Js
VIM. Muir, Nessrs. Barrow II II. Wells, J. Mo0lh a ].
7. Cole 5. r. Asbury. r. z. Allison, GutI, Burnside, De
l. NsthllO Noel lady children and servant " ssrs
Power Lacy j. c. w Small l. D. Serratt joan Biscqof
J.. CTook John Ja1ion, Hy Julian J. Mack y, Rev j. C.
Brown, " Goodwin L. Adams, =. b. Graft, Capt b. w.
Corsnt, Barker MIR Gerigbty Mr. Kelly Miss Claiming
Mossis. Schaus Wright, John Wnght-Total, 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Dates; Liverpool, Nov. o; London, Nov. o
Paris, Nov. 3.

The British and North American Mail steam
ship Asia, from Liverpool about 81 P. NJ, Saturday,
9Th inst. arrived at this port about one O'Clock this
morning
The Asia experienced heavy westerly winds
during most Of the voyage.
AT 3 p. NJ, Nov. 6, passed ship Mary Caro-
Hue; Nog. le. at 81 NJ, passed steamship Africa
Among the passengers by the Asia is Mr.
William Mure, British Consul at New Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
FRANCE.

The Senate met, On Thursday, for the p'lr-
rose Of setring the prehTnaries o- tie siiiien
ri the Esruire About all the public know Is That Ten
N.,,bers voted that the people should b. consulted
NJ Fu1d. Minister of STATE declared t-zt me Gov.rn
mi lid not oppose the proposition. which was tnsn
referred 20 a Special Committee, wAcse report "o~i
be PRESENTED CT the oh
tt is stated in Paris as certain that the Sena-
IN. Cousulie IL declare the Imperial Crown here'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
PORTUGAL.

The steamship Madrid-advised by telegraph
per Atllnfic--brings of much interest Dates
AZ from Lisbon 10Th, Vigo 3Oh Ill A line of steam.
ships is being organised by Portuguese Company at
Opo rto ortnghtiy monthly according TO the
season, between Libon and Rio de Janiero calling Mt
Madeira st Vincents Pensmbuco, and Bahia. One of
the projectors has gone to Brazil procure subscribers
to the shaIe-ist
Lhbon exchange on London months bill quoted 81,
Paris 527 little business doing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

Frar ASram Gsrts.&e \ Cos ciscahr Sow
Tie public sales WooI held sc Liverpool yesterday and
today comprised s SIS bales There snameroas a,
tendance OF buyers who competed eagerly aud nearly
the whole for immediate at an Advance OF TO 10 T.
cent upon last months prices Stocks OF Home and For
egn Wool are unquesfousbly light Old sccnmnlat.oas
have been cleared of and evident that the great
sumption during the past four years has oyertkon the pro-
cuctoD that there every prospect o. ready sale S m
fura lxaia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
Rai,rOld Accident.

PIITeBuRGH, Thursdsy Nov. ls, 1882.
This morning, on the Central Railroad "a few
miles east Of Pittsburgh the accommodation train was
coming ill., the locomotive and tender precptate1
down bank 40 feet high and the engineer and fireman
were badly injured. Fortunately. the coupling broke
ard the passenger remained the track tearing
up about eight rods OF the road before they stopped
The accident caused by tine switch being misplaced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
JiverpooI Prox;sior Marker,

Daring the week ending 5th irs fair il Iuisy
for BEEF s,eadv prices stocks low. Ia POgx the
sbsence Of supply has prevented business and the
LAY be- said OF Bacon. LARD-A Derlcan is nominally
worth 65 per ewt with very slow sale. CREEsE Of good
oueity sought Quotations OF the Leading Provision
Eou.es For PRIME u 5. BEE (newl. per tleEce OF
n. l65 Obs ordinary IS 400. PORS-U. s. prime
ra.f,rn Mess y 200 H. Il 6e75 Western do. 70i672 s.
BAcos-shoulders 80 $50. HANS, U. s., in alt duty
free SSid vs.. CHEESE, niddling, % ga. ARIES S
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
70 That the Tariff Of 1916 exercises mos

20 hat the ItrlI OF 1910 eAeIVsSos a 'I1O'V
psrniciOus influence In the West, may DC known Iou
he fact nv the Portsmouth (O) Tribune that
Tor two years pas thirty Of the Furnaces II me L.W
renee Iron Region have been upon hal worS ooaly,
which was coul the closing M OF nfeen o. "a 40
cs,abhs .n'eiis, provided the other hs coh'nusa ~
whole yofk Duriny the time indicated but one new
Furnace ard nt under particular circuinssanee' mss
been attempted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
Lirernool Grim Market.

The market for BREADsrUFFs has been rather lively dur
ing tie week. WHEAT has met steady sale principally 10
ecuetors the advance adv sed per Atlantic, of lla2
4 ~ 10 FLOUR has also been active ~ the advance OF 3
% q bb with the business in both WHEAT and Flour
oue equal 10 the supplies In IsOIAS Corn the business
has betn rnther Stacker account OF limited supplies
FLcUR-Mestern Canal 3 , q; Baltimore and Phadel-
piia IS 6d24 Ohio % d2il Sour l9l6d2i. WHEAT
t. 5. White u ais; Red SAL, INDIAN CoRN-Yelow
SlJQS2l White 81 QS5l6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
RUSSIA.

Dates from the Baltic, Oct 26, state that the
ice l. beginning to form toward ST. Petersburg
The Trieste Gazette states that Russia has
ree ted the protest Of Turkey against the independence
OF Montenegro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

evidence Of the co, vectnees Of or opinion Al hevy
monsn, be IL negstA eng commercial treaty, che Ane
rcsn Consul is making unseaspg edorts-waich b tss
main have te,a success NfcS The settlement OF elbows
on behalf Of his coun,1ym, sgsins, shs spaslic bt
l.h subjects hosdirs csins ~ hencal nstarc have
the moEtication OF knowing Ssf al ther 1tcmpn Tor
fo.es arr usayssng, owing To- hc absence Of support
nom hose to whom they have tust light look Cor o.
lbe repayment of the frepch sub My eounue~ Abom
sIDuo have already bcn dclverc % the French Con
sui Not sixpenee has beer paid fo yufhs p~l me
subscribers to the guaranteed loan ht2ada tes
senf representations to The Fofdsnocee and 70 this
Government
The Aonicvdesn Government hss agsio had reco'wse
to borrowing. 1he have had pay lis pee ecas Pss
me nth ard per cent brokersgc Tais is psyins sbo
iutesy higher rstc for money in peaceful nmes With Dat
tefng prospects, than they obsed the loan undes the
gusrsnfec 4, the british aud Frearh GovcuN n
lei' when tie city besieged Yes this loa wch
wac 70 have been repaid in lsts remains to this day
seticd Three 6ilhs of are held by British sas cts y
cur Govefninent Tar dsregsrs is Obligations h al
low wHhoat renionstrsice, the Governments Of Fsanc~
TO recover nc ioGith part Vi the duties which was Avr
snteed to the Loan subscribers
New houses are going MP In every DIRECTION sUd
many OF those that were entirsly DESTROYED darinx
the hong siege Sre being made hsbshse Moneyieo i
assuming mere pleasing and promising aspect. and Il
the country possessed abundance ofcs,ic with peace Ia
prosperity would be rapid" tBos;oA Atlss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
SIaie of Trnde.

The Manchester market influenced by the check which
has place the CoTToN has been very qlet
during the present week yet spnner and manufacturers
being very instances under contracts for cousd
cradle enRth of time Indifferent to sees aud Grm
their demands Buyers the other hand have generally
retired from the market The accounts from the United
States as to the CoTToN crop WILL for time 10 come
influence very great degree, the operations of the
Mnnchester market. IA. Dounlstoun Co.'S Circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
GERMANY.

The Austrian Premier, Count Buol-Schauer-
stein, opened the Zoll Congress Vienna on the
The Dai mstadt allies have decided that they will enter
into Customs Union with Austria, leaving the path
open to a reanon with Prussia till January l. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
Later from Hucnos Ayres-Aitemrscd Over
throw Of the Government.


The bark Vim. G. Lewis. from the RE
GTsldo, Oct 3 arrived st this port brings dates from
BGenos Ayres to the llth Sept and rcports that On
that day attempt made to overthrow tho Gov
erpment OF Urquiza. who absent At the time -
tending the Congress at Santa Fe. Many supposed
that there would be civil war
Another letter from Rio Grande says: I'VE
have dates firm Montevideo to Sept H. On the iiA.
while Gen Urquza was absent revolution tosk place
AZ Buenos Ayres" The letters give desais % the
outbreak occurred on the day the advices left
AT Montevideo, on the 18th Sept, Flour was
netting 20 TO- Hides and cost 3ss 80
rails.
AT Rio Grande, Oct. 3, all produce was ex-
trsmey scerce aud Hides OF light weight were not pre-
durable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

iF The JoWneymen Bookbinders held
meeting the Crystal Grands' last evening for the
formation Of Trade Association, and aaourns1 to sat-
urdsy evening without completing their organization
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
London Produce Market.

Nov. s-Sscs OF West lndis SUGAR. SO casks, making
for the wet SO hhGs end tcs about former rates Re
CoFFEE finn. Native CeylOa. Il, 66i7l. TgA-Common
sound CoESou steady former rates RICE in request a.
lo'6dl2 tor Bengal. TaLLow-NsrSet excited r. f.C
ket FIRM but quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
Money Market.

The English Money Market continues TO exhibit firm
tone There has been further otter London Of Canadan
Bonds the OF $500 900 for Canada West
ern Raihosd English Railway shares appear to be in a
tolt raby und condition French shares of all kinds
good and with still upward tendency. Mexican IN god
odor Consos during week have tuctuaed from 100 for
Money 20 C0l and closed at lO030t Bank Stock 223 %
22il Bullion in Bank AL 2H,3l5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
Murder Trials at Pittsburgh.

PnrsBoSGH, Thursday, Nov. ls 1852.
John and Honoria Cauley, on their second
trial ion the murder Of the Cuhbert children by poison
were acquitted to-day, and liberated.
Hester Richardson was also acquitted in the
L. = Court, on the charge OF murder by shooting her
stor-eon at Allegheny Arsenal last summer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
supposed Loss of Fifteen Lives.

BosroN, Thursday, New. IS. Io52
The schr. Lively, OF Farhaven, before re-
ported fallen in with bottom up in lat. 80 n lon 81
w. bad, when she sailed from Ne.g-Bediord a crew of
fifteen persons, all Of whom are supposed to have per
ikhed.