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Lonser Ycy l. srisred inward, Ma.iiaTsm Dtsy Hsyana
Pier Henry Hufibui. New Yois
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dom scmsne Chapman, NewYort 1a 81 NehoA. B'aJdon
% sd Oct Hsi,s. Marshall Ss~Yorh 77S samuel Badger
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a sssss c sss % and
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wOodenon DO wsshnstOn Aston do 18TH Tam Vshan'er
Pymouh-ln put in George Thomas Amesbury NewYOk for
CSeerOwu-oet 81 put in Phenix GLASGOW NewYork
spoken the Continent ship Of and from New YORK for Liverpool
Suiwsrts ard sanehions at Badsjcr
Deal sth arr Raby, London and sailed for
faimeuth 18Th ar P.rss, Mollsr, New-Yort.
GSseno,k 9Th sid Montague, waiford, PhradelPhi.-
Pcs s9,h sid Duntrcdy, Williams Savannah.
Shield. :sh sd Edward Cohen CLARK, NewYOrk Plato Lynn
.: put R s S s9 S sss y :, r,,.. louis.
ara Baesr Eur hrcsyne Bsrra do DO Marshieh Ter
~, London, for New 0rleaDs a.. o..r
Bristol o. % on if F i' T.Seo' ' Hs1sas o o.
nordesu4, Oct 5An John Co%nlns; AtAras Sss0rlean'
Brsme1kaysn oct e6sd Nelson Hsen NewYoIk Jobtnns,
wsche15cr Do 7h Hani snnEsns dol cerEo GordO Chan
sesd OCT 81 ga ss L,, 1 w .S.5 s NswYOt
s. Hsers Sep, sid josiah oaney, Eadco,; Boston.
I'm. Batavia. Sept sd Bay state Simmons Shanghai Nh
wh.HTes SEPT s-sld Star ofthe Union Wills. Shanghai
Auckland July AR Tar Michigan San francisco for Syiaey
ereenosl. 2s,h An ssepLcHo Campbell, Nev.IOrs
.TTer :s 5sr Df ph6 Ssray FsS SorYo
Aniwerp, 2sArr wm Jarvis, Ballard New-Yorki below
ca1ssS,n 5b-sd Marion s.mr:on; New Orleans:
Bremerhaven sid Wesr Phaa wesse NewfoEk Helene
snyrn. stf-Hrr. Havana, Adams Venice.
snssPere SEPT s-Ar LonJe1 Tsn California SCH Jane.
town M's Of 3a ps Az % Msos dnucb Martin c.fr
ria Tor cscutis "a Andes all Msnsa fol Boston 9Th Her
Manila Ans a-AII O. H wapgsh. Hong Kong SD Jaly IA
Ands Boston l5t Cysnt NewYos Aug 10 Berths Caiios-
Hong HONS Aug sS- AR 4 Heard Hopkins a, ps9sas
WhsmIoa Aug A-An Argonant Note Ne~-fork Sid lati,
shaSshse Aug esd sword.h Collins LOndOu lah Oh
Hickory, Haskell Eco ehowioo
Collins; Candsce AequH Celestial Palmer and Golden Gaze Bar
ew r tSasn. ML'st Tor Sso,n, ysnegnysr
smith Living Waite ard Star Of ehe Union Wis uncertain
90 o. hss' Oct s'e sSis 0 oo for NewYo
Calcutta SEPT pat bscI1he William Peun Fols for Boston
Spoken Aug q Tesss Am. ship for PO5t Phillip,
.oH DO s,h 0Shane sOuie, do ith, Cato Heary
spoIsnDsert Is ai 10 Baltimore of Barnore soerinss
July &C. of de Pigeon House ship Alabama sin Francisco for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-15

Mr. james : Wadsworh left his home in Geneseo with
bis foiy Tuesday last for this City whence they are to
u in few days for a tour through Europe DR. Ftzhugh
succeeds Mr. Wordsworth Pres dent OF the Livingston
County Bank and Freeman Clarke takes his place Pres
ideni Of the Genesee Valley Railroad Company.
Gov Cobbs message, transmitted to the Legislature on
the sth inst states that the public debt OF The State Of
Georgia s26sj472 % This includes 1869 500 in
CURED by the State in winding up the affairs of the Central
Bank The Sinking Fund Of the State appropriated the
payment Of the Public Debt amounts TO sl66,5OO
The failure of the Pachn Bank exaggerated in Ohio to
six eight bank failures produced for time considerable
panic and run on some institutions.
Markets. CARIFULLY REPORTED FOR THE y. TRIBUNE
MONDAY Nov H. 1883
AsEsThere s little change rote in either sort The de-
nand il limited at S5 5, for Pots anSP Pearls.
COTTON-Our dull quotations
The Gales LAS bales export 1915 home 45 speula0n
40; ia transit $50
N1,- yc,k Cl4sif-qtf0H.
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Markets .Reporfed b. Telegy0Dh.

ALBANY Nov l4-Arrvsls FLouR 1900 bbls; waEAT 2i0lo
bush CORK, 1905 OATS is,ooo BARLEY 1909 FLove-No
sses WHEAT-Du but prices hrm sales 1900 bsh a. 81 ~ for
Geneee sales BARLEY $500 &c for gorowed and sass
fourrowed OATS better Sas50 Sc o Heafy Wesern
BUFFALO Nov i4-ArTivsls FLOUR 1900 bbs WHEAr $1,000
btsh CORs, 400 fLoURfiF demand for Wstern bat
bbls
WHEAT dall price,
inquiry. held above the Of buyers OATS
and in request MBIsKY-PrsOn. q and nominal
FREIeRTs-Flour. eCc. Whesf, 2jc Corn lec
0swEeo, Nov. -Recepis Flour 1850 bbls WHEAr $4,000
moderate inquiry for WHEAT and steady,
sales ESQ lush % Canadian FREGHrsFour 6oe;
Wheat
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baltimore Caftle Nfarket......By telegraph

BALTMoRF Nov Al heads Of CArTLs offered
100 sold 7o driven Eastward and 30 e Pce
- S6S3 IS hoof; s5d 81 25 HOSsBG- few IN the
market ssles 1t IS ~ 10 20 y evt
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De-, 3 stiO y no Ion Fven Bait more Of Bai-irac, 49,,
Eoy7 y lon 10 ship PsrsrA LARg'ton, from Sssfs
Sidney SsW.
.bS =: :, n g. len g W bsrs Union. Clark. ron Y
Msy II, Tor sar frenc.sco
q lat n ID g. Ton % W slip Judge shaw, ItEfE I.
ton NAV ~ fer Honol1s.
HOv.s ~ IS ssS Of Body I,i.ns ship co'lis cfsus
Hlggns bound North.
Nov TAI s. g. Ion 70 81 shp Chascs, Collier II In
Orlsnrs for Liverpool.
weston cor Boston.
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~. a., A., ,hu ~, Nlpni sui p,iss ts'iiellHHl i'i
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. ltis t ..talnlt ,nia 10 sn''l '"""'""""'" :" ''~
- . ,,,,.t Ia, a., ,,aln iaa,e.- i..nn he wrab en' 81
"a, .a,i ~ Nv wa tho, The lsnh hes''" as''"n "''"s
n. ALL, t,,u is,ru s.ll, 90 Isehplnr' hlS i"iF~"1
aud iN the rie'h fs'hn"te
IA N...,... E.is, ~ ,"i 49, rul'''ahoa lie r'"fs'
NJ a., n. isien Mulele, 1t t",oen Ansi's. end
4 N,t,st,hm III Wehu, ani Hpillse,ai 'aymas "s 'h'
,.hu.hu,,n -, ci llno soamalps between An'wo'p s"a
n r,, pintes Tho principal clauses ol The co'i'"''
Inv, he,u he6,p mad, known royaidooroa Authorizing
an, ,.,,L.hm.n II The llesen irsnsaiIan,' t"ae'''p
,,npan, aud rrreviua IL code Of bye laws has pe'"
.saued
The cspiai cf,hs Company placed aodOooo franc
veprustni,d hy 5000 shores Of 1000 francs zach Tho
oso,py for tho Encouragement Of National Inluary sub
perlod r GOO shares The gentlemen above named md
4 Mchcls Ioon for themselves and others. for 1900
,hstrs Hall the STOCK being thus subscribed the Company
waste ho formed and go into operation the frat OF this
mcnih (Novcmbcr.
With r,spoc TO The Yield Of gold, The Melbourne hrem
contains The following
s,mriom- of n marked improvement In the yield Of
our gold clds have again begun Ia make their appear
an,c Fresh spots have boon discovered which give nti
cations Of extraordinary prOduciyeness. aud even the Old
ground has been much more prolific rs 20 yield Tor the
last week wei the proceeding, moro than has
hitherto made ts appearance for one week OF the last
six monihe.
Tie following tabular OF the gold which
ioMoboue by escort in and 1853 aud of the amounts
exported thence The same period canno. fail to be Of in
,s.t.
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Receipts 0f Produce

b. ne Nrr- RfIToad-s3]0 bbls Floor
vkzs do Wool e. do Lesther DO Butter
5io do Cheese oc sides Leather 100 Provisions loads
Hos DO sheep and sundsies various oongnses
~ ne Nod, RsT Bafl7s25 bbl. Floar, 10y DO Ashes fsj
do Wbsty S pigs Beef 49, to1e Cheese A. DO Leather 6I
rdes Lesihe 1s3 bush Barley 270 DO Com ~ Go DO Wheat
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MARINE JOURNAL.
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ADRIAs H. MULLER, Auctioneer.
DEPFMpTORY SALE Of BONDS and STOCE

OFNEMI IOhI NIL. VI FV4NDO I'M NIOVE7
TO be Sold for account Of whom IL DRI
MULLFRG Co. will sell A. auction SATURDAY Nov 10 rs
ct l2t O'Clock, a. the Msr shanis' vchdnge.
G. eco Mayslle and Lexington Ns0ad Company II Metsrs
per cent Convertible Bonds payable in ls7S slo each
SEQ Jfnesviie (WsconsiuD City percent bons gasnes
by Rock River Union Valley Baroad Company, payable m
$1,000 eech.
$4,000 Roct River Union Valley Railroad Company 10 Moirs
rer cent. Bonds, PAYABLE In 1872 1900 each
s7Cco Francisco City ~ per rent Bonds go Zach
% Shares SUSSEX Iron Company stock &1to each
2gl shares New Albany Salem Railroad Stock - eseA
2CtO Dsurhin and Suquehsnns "A Mortgage Bonds s0ss
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PHILADELPHIA Nov. it-4yrised-Bss ssrah n 49,, .
taksr. Cssa ,clgr gessB W.ys Pfios, Fro,n nee ~
Hif5 Psrla1d q lay CT r., Orsa. L. sis Boz. o1s
eHfh toand Cbsrissob, s Dsion PsTsons 70 Ca
lfsnf. Wts9en, NsZ York A.'nae Esei Qaissy Ns,, \,
Wliisf, Por'isrd " " Hal. Smith Bastport u
Cia1g<a-knk r. Mars Mlten. View 0fles1s hritW r.
End PfrTy bofsa Loretio Nor cn Charleston R5ssr W
lo BcNsB, Nm. hchol L ht0. Boston, BARI Nssas, ql
aex Orleans shns James H. ssroop Couon, BostOs ss -
soEs boson -"
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Tis t'esjy1 u Je4fs tp MS CAy has gwen npes that
y cen mi h. s61'q ~ sj bsss fens.Bsy unpaid on
t-s la II DD4Bsr sui e IN us,sa fcmsiany an
be.c ~ fbs iHh II D.s' Dg,ngl
ne tspers mn nun sp~is a. ~ pm ias' Vssk
ne,e siglf Nges1 pfale1ea beiDg sz3isbCJ agaasi
sifstGtp ~ ils tenn nsst II issi yea,
~, gs,.ysf .J ,ttJ. a..4 ,.a.4,.0 i.sf 49, III.
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Ar ~ eySssy y y W I1g . JaIiA Ann Arsoorrs A., :,
q, glls AGsisids eb, President, ssa Rsnel1o. ~
50 Ds,,s, Hswsl, Batavia IA . DHiei wsfsr n..yN
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tile sysnsy mi fssol West ".ae 81 A1siaies ia AZ
s4sis tfrhfff. ffIt0,
a. ~ ft,lgt ~ zen. 7ork VIZ csoe Horn.
yeifssf ftas net 4 Pot In tf lhlsfes Crooksr f, u
~. ~ NsvYafs DUsd IT, having loot the gsssa pu, y ~
s.iis sfS fsr sDsn
f. ne asssA ~ Tey Island NJ q ., OF 49,,
II ursss sspfsssf N - part of shis cabin and ta. ~
fpS plkb 80 rabsd AHsficsn fh1bff
fsss Tonn e. y ~. Fept 0-Ia7 iossn, Frsaeh sr,~ -
Dss fr fssnUs vbh pit 10 hefe July With dan sss H. -
s.f.a Id As1hafg.d rlnlrDl lnd oil - -
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f'S'7.l- a177''
Twelve Banks with affixed incorporated Banks
Al lie oe bSukrg AEocsions formed under general
ltw q The SiL;e
Ihe reports since February exhb the following resnts
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syfft4s
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o'5IeI o. ~. TLsyEL.so 20 lsgIeo $4,000 !. z
NOTICE 10 WHARF, RUILpERs. -PfoplsaI, Z

IN be received the Oce ofthe Cumberland Goal 1a
panv Ia xandra until the st day Of December su Nsht
nishne and BUILDING Pr upon the Poonslw q
near Of the Alexandra Canal In NrsIA e
vide aud about hundred and sixty feet In nTh ns
specifications may be at ia Aeksnina o. nta
SIN day November. The contractor will have ura ne
March 1854 10 finish the WORK and will Be required 10 se
10 that eaeci. Proposals g. be addr SD %
n 4 MFHAFFEY Arrnt Of C. &. and |. Co. A<t, w
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yrom or own csrre.vondeat.

PJnLADgLPfffA, Esy. H-Ths sfs Cisrlotss to- 49,,
Ria tr Essi1n 9th coal went orc isf' nighi q the Bss.
afd sanf The viii be atotai loO
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NOTICE-NEw-YORK and NEW HAVEN raj
IN ROAD BONDsBy former resolution Of ~ eo-,d d
recors holders Of the Bonds Of the Company s rs al
let Of December nest have the privilege Of btinf s
1856 par provided the holders thereof send them he
nee the Couran No hanover for registry ~ s Il al
yeber This nsy BE- done by letter addresdto he nal
Swing the and numbers Of he bouis ntria II
chause. VIM BEAfNf. r~ssrs
BThs exchange Of Rp's shove authorized ma, ns
medatey for the accommodation Of the hotsu upoo spp
70 the Treasurer
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CIRCULAR-The undersigned have opened B

- ing House, No. IL Wallet NewYOrs under sn
SIURGFS ELLIS. and prepared receive e.nan
exterd the usual facilities 10 such ihnk proper to oPea ss
with them. .
The horse W Y Be conducted co-aec6n With Lat afsi,
Surets in Cincinnati Tire senior of which has had <fs
perierce 10 herk ne for the last ltecn years
Partcu nton will be paid 70 the purchase and s S
and other Sec rites commission, by G. DELANO lae aN.
Uelsuc Duulcyy Co.. who in connection with ALLil
will sign the Of the firm IN the Transaction Of be
WIN Srg k9gS |
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Nnancldl.

DROADWAY BANK.-EIGHTH DVIDEyD-l
dividend OF four ~ per Of ths p,asn -
G a, ouhs will be raid 70 the stockholders AIR a. ~
inst The transfer book viii be closed from the ~ NJ ue ~
day OF payment. , u. h'E1tt oshss
FI,HE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS Of iAe bow
FRY BANK have this DAY declared dividend u sdUR Pn
CENT psvabie stockholders ind sfie the lsA ns
trnrsfsr books IN be closed Until the 9h inclusive Per o
New.York, Nov. s. 1853 y. @ BRADFORD, cxas
NOTICE.--Th Annual Meeting of the StOckAclts
N NJ lie ALBION MINING COMPANY, will 10 h,3 4 4
office ofthe Company on MONDAY ths Ssh DAY ofDs,3c NJ
W. h BUPTERWORrI Sersur
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FOURTH DISPATCH. |
Arrival 0fthe Winois-More Gold.

4
Few YORK, Aug. l0.-The steamer illinois
Ned here this morning. with the California
ls, 800 passengers, and $1,I03,000 IN gold
freight. besides large amount in the hands
ipassengers She left Aspinwall on the
ding of the LIST inst She encountered very
PRE- weather crossing the Caribbean sea-
tilst on her passage, Mr.. Gilmore, ian en-
nee on the Pennsylvania railroad,) John
er, and Joseph Roberts died Of fever. The
Ter belonged to England.
The packet ship Henry Clay. from Liver.
pl, and steamer Illinois, arrived at Aspn
III.
The Panama Herald, Of Aug. LIST, announces
it the difficulties between Rome and New
cnada were still unsettled General Her
ia as defeated at Bogota by new revolu.
nary Disturbances.
the troubles between Peru and Bolivia
Inrinned. Agreda. Bolivian. denounces
en- BpIzea, the Bolivian President, and an.
ounces himself for the head Of the Govern.
lent. Belzea was arming TO resist Agreda.
Tue California intelligence is no later than
eceived by the Star Of the West.
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Condition ofthc Ohio, &c.

WHEELING, August l0.-The water in the
Ohio continues at good stage for STEAMBOATS,,
and business has greatly increased, particula-
ly in the shipment of through freight. The
steamer Fort McHenry left for Cincinnati this
morning, with a full load of freight from the
East. through B,lrimore. Large lots from Gin
cinnati for Philadelphia, and tobacco from Mus
kingum for Baltimore. are now arriving here
for the Baltimore and Ohio rail road. With
proper river communication kept up al this
point, the business of that great thoroughhre
must greatly increase. Freights from Cincin.
natl csc to Louisville 35c. Freighls from
pttsburg 10 Cincinnati 35c to Louisville 40c
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Tennessee Election.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 9.-Priva,e intelligence
from Nashville states that both parties concede
the election of Johnson. dem. for GOVERNOR
The Legislative returns show prospect of the
wings having majority.
In the 9Th district, Charles Ready, wing. is
elected to Congress. and in the 9th G. w.
Jones, dem. Cullom. wing, is probably defeat
ed in the 4th district. In the Memphis district,
Stanton, dem. is beaten by about 81 votes
Churchwell dem, is re elected in the Knox
vile district, Thus far the wings have game ]
one Cong ressman.
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Suffering in Nr,o Oy1eans-The New Or
leans Bee gives the following as sample of
some of the pictures of suffering in New
orleans, as incident to the prevalence of the
yellow fever:
Those Who have never visited the INDECENT
SICK can form no proper conception OF their
horrible desiitulion and awful suffering. I'm.
asne woman lying on dilapidated pallet
IN building which flattery could mol dignity
wi wi the name of hovel-without a solitary
friend to assist her-n the most dangerous
crisis OF the irver-scarcely conscious-tossine
"i'd'y On her wr.tched couch, burning with
.na' lnsnpportable thirst which Sc, m unqu"nch
aer by oceans and without drop of waite rby
"sr bedside Imagine this woman the mother
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Later from Porto CabeIo.

PHILADELPmrA, Aug. l0--'rhe barqne Ven
eznela. which arrived to-day from Porto Cabe
10, states that communication with Cumana. be
ing cut off, nothing is known as To the state o.
affairs, except what leaks out 1t was reported
that The insurgents had defeated the Govern
ment troops. and ,hed into Barcelona -
The writer j u'i, nh, story, we'll as that o.
the earthquake having caused so great de
slructon Of life.
Business dull. Coffee crop promising; nc
old on hand Hides 81 IS IA $l2.
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Indian P0tUe Nray Fort Ke0rncu.

LOUISVILLE, Aug 9-Late advces from In
dependence state that party had just come in
rom Fort Mackey. " no report that large
party Of 1ndIans were awaiting Ma or Fnz
batrick's movements, who was engaged in dis.
lrlbuting goods as presents
The day after the party left Fort Mackey
they encountered a number of Kioaws. " he
reported that a great battle had occurred neal
For, Kearney, and it was said that the Sioux
and the Cheyennes tribes were almost extin
guished SO great was the loss on either side.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-15

THE CHARLESTON DuEL.-Two gentlemen
of responsibility and standing authorise the
Baltimore Times to make the following correc.
ton ofthe article in the Washington Star rea-
tive to the fatal duel near Charleston
The duel did not occur about lady; nor did
Mr.. Dunnovant fire first; was the meeting
at three PAGES. The meeting took place at
twelve PAGES. Mr. Legare firing first, at the
word 'one.' Mr.. Dunnovant fired between the
words 'one' and two Mr.. Dunnovant acted
on the defensive during the whole OF the affair
which ended so fatally
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Fatal RESULT OF TERRoR-As the train of
cars of the Jersey City and Camden railroad
was crossing the draw bridge at Hackensack,
Fuesday,a false alarm that the draw was open
was given when Mr.. HENRY T. STETsoN of
Orange, New Jersey, leaped out of The cars
through fear. His head struck the bridge and
he vas killed. Many passengers thrust out their
heads and lost their hats. and but that cooler
persons restrained. would have jumped out.
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From tie Provinces.

BosToN, Aug 9.-The st. Johns IN. B J
papers of the 9Th report great fires as raging
in the woods or Prince Edwards Island
The farm houses, fences, barns. crops, and a
great number of sheep, in the neighborhood of
the fire, have been destroyed. The extent OF
the damage is very great.
The Mira,nichi Cleaner says that mackcrel
are abundant in that bay, and that the fisheries
generally have been better than last year.