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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

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ale Se halss On SATURDAY ehsrse from he p<sss. -
risrfv srp.r~nt hei3ers beiat Ia.
rice. we're 10 beyrEs the b1snrss scantnr 10 So -
rrcrurts uararfsd bSfrer the oSsrsics ~
"a mere witsosr howevsr s~.Is.
- b-vvd ice hse which neuird efo spee1srss -
porrrs errhracsd parcels o. etheg 4 Ane-.
er-ftcrs Iurs1ays tusnrs orened vlA sv,ozz 81 -
ecnteeuee Ut ,lcs he cpsch sa,o-sci.s tat Tr-s ~
ard sretce he trtrssers % SEQ Eooi poa q 80
mace y eGe cease a re sSst "a e,aaaos o. Ns.
ssy he sales zf9 aoa eAes vszy rsx.lss - -
"a ttss tslir rp,ct an Al ssG Ye-
roll renacinE bit In lie i0zA esk.
he future cperAfiors ElsFtsd ysEca pso~a q
osssnf = lc~ H. business hslsz = - -
The p1gclkse Gay Ia snail saansS aal spe<aa.s
pS1,sls eolSne tkc oYerous SAn tas Lul Of aytia< 49,
souut 70 s. l7o bsss Of ~h - I'D Il
lnr.-ers incBde = "a bas VI A-rcsn q -aaA = -
And 80 70 h p0rsrS a'ns 81 10 b-. q Il ~.
Q q Re Trade
An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

rb. N t rr.,a st.,e. had been raiher darnE The
and Desdwezh plentiful Storage pasensen were
ielersJ sbundaEt To New-fork about ~ W. fsa' were
Desdweishts Pine Goo9s Hardware EarthoawSre
Boston 30 as 169 90 Si9
n OIl,sns..l5i ANS H69 d4r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

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Which esIiien Saa Be- nocd Il impossible ~, -
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ere rCsslas sS.nz varied each cay 1cootas ssA sr,
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md IN Au,rcs mlcA sacsss o. hai h-3 q TIE ese-s
period lsss year spd slhcaEh mscb Of the nay ~ >
lsspee premises &c quite adequate 90 he wants Of ali ss
Ger &c .sse Gee ION soS 49, ~ 49, sss
districts ruoh orFer rsss, m e-ir Unreasonable s
Oh ccrT,s easss are !, prsssn. .sss IN ~
BE- equal for the remainder Of tAs NJ
hs prices 70, over than ne corrssfoctnt px
isz dea-Sr ncncy market sho harvest AID tat
Price Of al ts Of iod And oiasE causes already re'ired
expect improvement - oes s ae psSsPsS1ss
before supply AHyas Aae the same extent a. a.
IN Winchester there sie notAus dont Ssyosa ~As-
and crit Ou te oaed u tae eots ps
a.ro.ai 10 extend or r.on bot M Partially eoairasl,
couuis Of being esSiared sad the sap,a4
~ N he uusors ar no. -. -iiy d.-olvsi
Our GRNS market showed symptoms Of w~ssues ths ess
rsr Of ne week tie difcuy Of nrso,ous vA A,
ccrrsrr try rec,tcs, rrafe IN orer . snee, exssa
end D. &c & th "a stovk Cornuent. stviece hssssw
10 re seeirs va Teesrssi ssa tie marked IA, lss S
sctye IL no a. al aHAke - are psi.oa Or nsE
shmsnis fen Amerea % ~, fr,aeh ,o,s mar aat @
way here III ssAy being gaaaiiahe sE Che demand A. it
estrs lie limited I'D n boass. eoal ed
tadeucy hef dscnr We sanex TIE usual table Of inPae
lssss Are .ss d.rosud "a 81 Cor Po,s .DlsI sss
FOR PssIIs a. ~hch rsss ne sales are co. ehs -
Bgss~X Cd 10 snail parcels AZ lt % ~ W PET
.I,sp-Sor,e snail .e. hive been ,u,ie " 81 rsrevt
sFisIrs lvErESriSE barrels have charged hsnsnS
Russ nee e saesss sio or eouHon amber % 10 A
improved demand saso.so rsPsr-is
No retafn IL o.kef asiesa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

ID +. -. is, awe. y tie Al csas We '''.''ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Cabinet Council was to be held Friday 'tn ms -
take into consideration the alarming condition oil lu,Sn
affairs. There also rumor that lafhsmsn' "'"' &c
summoned Immediately. but this was doubtful -,
Cholera hsd broken out with gres violence On ooa ne
racket ship Isaac Wright which struck rock on "a
MI of Care Clear. and had TO pat back TO Liverpool bs
fore the ship reached the MeTsey q passengers ere
c,bosrd and several others died 10 hArbor snd were car
ned Ashore The remainder Of the SICK were cartel n
cart TO the hospitals where large number It was IS
sible 70 ascertain tie essc number had he'd ih' un'
.,s.s sn,ivors nc loud 10 thei- conqan ai .le assam
cheney OF food and say they eIasy Feaie@ el o'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

AZ The Illinois Central Railroad CempahS
refuse to transport liquors on their road. Sew
Ieral attempts have been made to impose npoti
the officers by means Of false labels and novel
means Of conveyance, but they have generally
been detected.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

AZ Here is clergyman's opinion Of newps-
pers. Rev. DIR. Daniel Baker, Of Texas, ssys
he has travelled through great many States,
mixed with the people, conversed at the counl
try fireside, and preached in the open forest as
well as in the thronged city. Where he found
newspapers he eGound intelligence, peopls whom
he could talk or listen TO with pleasure, and
among whom his good work prospered. A. 4
general thing, where newspaper was not taken.
he could tell in the slovenIiness Of the household
the ignorance Of the children, and the difference
traveller in the country will he pleased and ea-
tertained by the one, while he will despise the
other, without knowing the canse to which the
difference is attributable. evi
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

d5- A destructive fire occurred in New Yorn
on the night Of the 23d ult. Il broke out in the
|" Pearl street House." and communicated to an
adjoining building. One Of the members Of an
engine company was struck upon the head BY
some of the falling walls, and his skull free.
tured. There was about two hundred guests in
the hotel, nearly all Of whom lost all their beg.
gage.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08
Ysrsign News.
The Europa has arrived at Halifax. There
ia EttIa oars of

The Europa has arrived at Halifax. There
is little news of Importance.
Lord John Russell stated that the negota-
tiOns with the United States respecting the Mos
quito Territory were still pending but hoped
they would reach q satisfactory termination be-
fore next session. Parliament was to djourn
on the Goth.
Lieut.. Maury iectured at LlOyds, 10 a large
company Of merchants; resolutions compliment
tary 10 the U. States Government and TO Lieut..
Maury were passed.
The Frenchman who was tried on charge
Of offering TO assassinato Napoleon, was ac-
quilted.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

azS The st. Louis Democrat seys aThe
counting in the Sub-Treasury department in this
lefty was finished yesterday. The specie on
hand exceeds by fraction 81 10000. So an
officer engaged in the counting reports to us.r
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

STEAMER Losr.-The Arabia brings accounts
of the total wreck of the steamer Monumental
City, on her passage from Fort Philip to Sid
ney, on the 18th Of May, With reported loss
of some thirty lives. She saiied not long g'sino'
from San Francisco, and belonged to Messrs
Robert Garrett & Sons, of Baltimore. She wa'
valued at $lOO,OOOi but was only insured fol
$50 600.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

IL The Paris Mercury says there are to b
no more dram shops licensed in Fulton, a ma
jority of the citizens of that place having re.
monstrated against it.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

ES-Should the population of the United States
progress for one century more as It has done
for the past sixty years, and the Union conti'
nue., the number Of It's inhabitants would ex.
csed 30o,0o0po0,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

THE PERu MuRDER.-Cooly, who murdered
three men in Peru on Wednesday week, has
been arrested in Marshall county, and is nOw
confined in the Ottawa Jail.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

I5= There are no hands upon the clock Of
eternity there is no shadow upon its dial. The
very hours of heaven will be measured by the
lsunshine-n not by the shadow.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

NJ Accounts from Buencs Ayres state thai
the city was still besieged by land, Out great
satisfaction existed in the. camp Of the be-
siegefs,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

I7~The leading professional and amateur
musicians Of ST. Louis have arranged to give a
concert this week, for the relief Of the suffering
lin New Orleans.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08
IOsfll

small Pearl Handle Pen -Kniis--oBe bia9e cat.
The finder viii confer favor BY leaving Il a. this of
ace OF William Nc DahisHs.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

E5sA letter received at Marseilles from
Mogador, in Morocco, announces that the EN-
peror and his son had gained complete victory
over the Kabyles. 1t was dearly purchased will
the loss of 500 of the EmperOr's best troops
The loss of the Kabyles was still greater.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

IL The Albany Transcript insinuates that
" beauty fades so rapidly nowadays that if half
the girls in the city were to wipe their faces on
their handkerchiefs, all their good looks would
go to the washerwoman."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

l7- The product of the Victoria gold fields
at last accounts, was increasing. There was
great destitutiOn among the newly arrived emf
grants at Melbourne. Rents and prices were
extravagantly high. Price Of gold at Sydney
76s. per ounce.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

~ A company Of Troy, NY, have jusa
got up, for the Hudson River RsiAroad, oar
about 40 long, and nine and hall wida, tAn
whole cut up in state-rooms Of eight feat sgSnS~
Zach room is calculated for one party o. flalAy.
add is furnishei with one sofa, fouE chairs, o
looking glass, aAd email mahoeshy eshsse
table. The panels are painted in lssdseaFA
the ceiling hung with silk, and the AOOs csssvae
with tapestry carpet. The rcoms are ss1ssea
from passage way on the aide, and the whaae
admirably lighted and ventilated. III tAa Sos
ward part Of the cor 10 a wasA.rsOa 10 the
rear snug little nook for tha use onA ossIle
pancy Of a chambermaid This car 10 inasnAsA
as an experiment. Should Il nasst With . ynei
ronage worthy OF its comforts, Mr.. FrsncA i'm
tends to have twenty rzOrs Immediately cen.
structed.-GN News.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

L5= The London Morning Herald states that
it is in contemplation to fit out another Admi'
rally expedition to explore the source of the
Niger, with view of promoting civilization ii
Africa, and opening up new sources Of COM
merce
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

IL The condition of the navy 10 beginning
to attract some attention. The British have a
fleet of vessels and 226 guns, for the protection
of the Fisheries, and the Americans 81 guns.
Sir George Seymour, in the Cumberland, 70
guns, has the command OF the British forces,
and Commodore Shubrick, in the Princeton, Of
the American forces.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

IL AS the congregation of the Methodist
Church in Camden, N. j., were rising from The
attitude of prayer on Sunday evening, it was
noticed that one young lady remained on her
knees. Those in her vicinity gently nudged
her, but without effect, and closer examina.
tion revealed the fact that she was a corpse.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

Is A writer in the N. Y. Times, in speak.
ing of the proposed Oceanic Telegraph, won.
ders whether the news transmitted through sal
water would be fresh.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

Ei=On Saturday night, Iohn HaAlon, FUsis
dent Of New York, while lahoring under deliH-
when he hiIaself fell down dead upon the AOOe.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08


FLoGeED.-A scene transpited ia this city
this forenoon, that is all the talk. A married
lady, Of respectable character, had been insulted
by person who wears pants. The knowledge
of this insult coming to the ears Of ths husband
and another relative, il was agreed to take sum-
mary vengeance on the delinquent. Ths lady
was armed with raw hide, and the parties wsns
TO the place wuere the guilty one was doing his
business, The husband and the relative thea
seized and held him, and the lady administered
severe cow-hiding. The affair was witnessed
|by large company. II is the latest application
|of the woman's rights, and won't be very populsx
with that class of 1elinquents. Bu. the Ps.pis
said amen.- Columbia State Journal.
FoRr RlpeELv,-This is the name q the
new Fort on the Minnesota River, which, uAdsr
the superintendent Of Capt. NJ. J. r. Dana.
is now progressing finely. The captain undsrs
stands how TO push things ahead, and HE having
been selected 20 direct this important wosk
shows that his energy is duly spprceiatsd
Fort Ridgely is in pleasant location, and win
no doubt become q favoriiA station with the v@.
GERS OF the army. For dragon station, 10
will be much more pleasant than any other loea4
tion within the territorv.--f Pioneer
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

IL The Arab ship Faze Kereem, on her pass
sage from Alden to Bombay, with the Bombay
portion of the Indian mail, which left London
on the oath June, foundered at sea, 20 mile:
from Alden. The mails were lost, and l79 out
of 100 Arabs and Lascars, who were on board
were drowned. Mr.. Nankins, the mail agent
also perished.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

MURDrR.-The Kingston (Canada) News ol
the 18th ult. says: =" One of the most diabolical
murders that ever was perpetrated in this Sec
tisn of the country, was committed last night
by man calling himself P. F. Beardley, from
the State Of Ohio, but travelling with the circus,
under the name of Red Rover, on a man named
James McAleer. He was stabbed to the heart
with dagger"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

IL Ex-Gov. John W. Dana, Of Msins, ha,
been appointed Charge to Bolivia.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

E5- The number Of hands at work on the Pa.
sific Railroad, between Franklin and Jefferson
City, is reckoned at 1900. The work is said
10 be progressing rapidly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

y The friends Of the administration in New.
York, It's said, have raised fund amounting to
SHY thousand dollars, for the purpose of estab-
lisIing another Democratic paper in New York
city and Mr.. JoHN w. FoRSEY, now clerk Of
-1he House is nnnnned 10 edit Il
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-08

MILLERIsM.-The Millerites have been hold
ing "three days meeting" here the past
week. They now set the day of the destruc-
tior of the world at May 18th, 1854. They
say there is no mistake about it this time.
Nashua Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
Nryyopk p,ltv TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

WING srPPER--The Wings of Newark, to the number Of
about one hundred sat down to their Annual Dinner on
Tuesday evening at which Stephen Cougar presided and
speeches we're made by Mayor Quimby $. Merchant W
Whitehead Alderman Layton. H. N Cougar. and others.
We select the following from the toass to which responses
were made:
Had S9 Ssewhle they crack against each othsr
the Whigs pick up the meat
TIE ae Lar-By their the election ths csus
have shown that they desire lis ensctmntn bora
The Ar L ooad-Asc scheme for shortening the route OF the
Loco to Salt River.
dsay Mnopciyer pockets though ike those OF certsis
odor treeches they largo enough to NewJonoy
Ia. alm0s exhausted.
IyJs,y Ballots; California; CoHgress and the Coss.
and Governor Liquor and LoLDs, Money Aaopag
Minority; Price Pger aud Political Pls,ag'j Y(s) Bl srf
Potes-Allitereiious not without meaning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
ToUGHKEEPsIE MURDER CASE.


stay Of execution has been granted in the Of Geo.
Lake vho was convicted Of the murder Of bis wife al the
Duiohes Court Of Oyer and Tcrmner in Poughkeepsie,
before Judge BGrcuO and sentenced be hung to day
His council have made bill Of exceptions the principal
ground Of which the insanity OF tho prisoner which will
b. argued application for trial. TO be made at
tie General Term Of the Supreme Court in the XXth Dis
ujci il the month Of January next.
IAle was charged with the murder Of his wife and two
children. tged rsspoctyeiy two and four year, but was
convted un the indictment for the murder Of wife alone
he deed committed the 9TH Of June last in broad
dsy Ie a. the houSe Of the prisoner Poughkeepse
liz wife and one II The children were killed with an ak
as bes6s being literally cut % peces The other chill
nes Killed - ca~hng IL bead against the side Of tho
kotse ULf ne eztDct after which he threw he body
otf II he N.nGDw.
The murderer made attempt 10 escape bat taken
iLt0 cgsdy ~ the yefy pacs whefo Tho slaughter
csnsc VIII The dead bodies u bh yictims stii lying
ssotLc Li1i
ccf ntfd hs family Lsd always been Kind nnd affection
~. aBl ihai Ls Lad always lived with Lis vito har
ae5D1siy With f@e hay.s one totally At oss 10 con
htfste sLai as4ss co1H have nlellsd him 10 the
a.lssssl ri s.sL si.DlessIs aud bDriiLie murder
IL rsln gfesn1 VI dsisD. The tnsl was that Tho
nan lnssDs 81 ne TINE be- pert~uasl he decd n"i
sesestl fnlEenf pysi'hhs. MIN lrhfed hs wncssos
.otfOU"a d. lds ".DnDn. nLiie number u others
c.stffeee slih iAsm
Jle ooigsa n NJ ptef siSos his sfnisnce ia ssd Ny
fi.osA Mo Isse sfeAcfG IN him, ~ have been ytfy
sfspy. lie las been ss,1 ffD,. sasie.iT sleating -
sIj oas a,1 oLts ssiD1 w ~ otgy II ibs village
ts,nt4ly S.fs1lG " Last sLy r,Hst'ssDD MN ib"n
b. f.Ta,eJ fasIs Ltz feffD fAes@ ia he sppsafa~o
rasfs is sfpieHA Dpf ftluie' NAM LD. 10 BIZ rell
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
TKOOKL wv ITEMS

Firs ~ WAILsr PEnRr HoCsE-On Thursday morn
ng aioDi II 0okk fire burst out the Brooklyn side
81 H. Yy caasd by explosion Of gas. and for ashof
irsaisnsd the destruction u the buildings II ap-
pear. that women were busy fixing the gas to Mr. Days
bsi hrs store adjoining the ferry buildings and for
ai purpe connected the pipes with those Running al
der the kry bou,es match then applied TO IL t
ak wh n the pres instantly bur-, and the fame, an
rndsr the foor. by tbs prompt action Of Mr. whs tia
for man Of the Carpenter assisted by the Off Of the
Company and Dock men at work the shps the flooring
war taken up The in the stree, raised tho service OF
ga shu, 81 and by plentiful supply OF water the flames
were suhd1ed before the arrival Of the engines and foe
tunsely with but lite damage
scrcrpT-It is reported in this city that Mr. George C.
Large day foreman IN the Office OF The JoHraafg Cow
mere committed suicide by shooting himself while on
cunning excursion Lambertsyile. n. j on Tuesday
last. gentleman who accompanied him. writes M
of the sun 10 his chin blew out his brains. lie leaves
wife and three small children They reside a Futonar-
ar the market.
SUICIDE or YoUSa LApr.-A y,eng fady. apparently
about years Of age aud Of very respectable appearance
committed suicide on Wednesday night, by jumping from
one of the boats of the Ham,ol Ferry Previous to
taking the fatal plunge she tied her minta 70 the ang
was launched with all possible Dispatch but the night BE-
ing dark and rainy the search for the body proved in vain
No one on hoard SpPeeTed to know her
WANT OF VrSrIL,rIox--A young female, who was
confined In one of the cells of the lid District station
HOUSE. rom Tuesday evening to Wednesday. was siihed
with fapting and spasms shortly after being liberated
owing probably. bad ventilation. These cells have
frequently Noncompliance of unit for the conhnemens
Of any human being
KISGs COUNTY BOARD OF C,SyissERs-This Board IL
still in session and from present appearances will not
clude the business hand before Monday Tuesday
.u They may possibly conclude on Saturday evening
but that is tonhifs Il Is found that the majority Of tho
reu,ns kfc inaccurate and in some gross blaniesse
manifest In one District the whole number OF yotes
cast stated be 400 while there are moro
tlau $50 the poll list Up TO last evening they
had the first six Wards OF this city having the
remaining five Wards with Wiansburgh and the
County towns yet go over.
HEcHwAr RoBBERY-Lawrence Cummings was robbed
on Friday evening last while walking through Van Brun
ST on his way homew ard by uhans, who hreasened
his life with pistol and bowie knife if he did not dsgorge
lie gave up ESQ and gold watch.
CONSTITUTIONS ESGrSE.-The following members were
elected officers of this company for tho ensuing year. alta
meeting held a few evenings since John Cunningham
foreman; James Hurley, James Lynch Assistant Geo
Douglas Secretary; Lawrence Phsen Treasurer Fran
els Queyodo. Trustee VIM Mckinley, Ihos L. Golden.
Representatives.