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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25
SECOND BOARD.


MONDAY, Oct A-eP. H.
AsHN.-Some e5 bbls were sold ut IS 80 for pearls,
and IS o2K for pots, per 100 lbs
BREAD@rF-F1our plentier and cheaper. The days
transactions embraced 000 bhl At Is 80 Is 70
supsrane No. at Sc osl IS 37K; ordinary to choice
State and mixed to fancy western, at 50 431 - s2K,
with other grades At prorortionatc figures. No
thing further occurred in Canadian There were SO
bbls. southern disposed Of at 90 rs . - s8x
for mixed to good; SO ssx 81 osk fer fsvsrits;
and 81 06L 81 371 for fancy Sales Of 4e0 bills.
rye -four reported At 81 esa for fine, and n SIX
for superfne. Corn meal unchanged Wheat tended
downwards. The business included q lot Of common
Genesee white at 81 co. 12 500 bushels fair to prime NJ
chigan do at 81 SO 81 49, and e1sa amount Of In
feror to choice Canadian do In bond at 81 80 81 co.
Sales of 600 bus he rye rahsirad Ut $780, State and
Western oats obtainale NJ Ale. 49c par bsshs
Corn doing better the transactions comprised - go
bushels at zoe TIC for nnsound 7Sc. 78c for mixed
Southern and Western, and SOC forytsw Southern, psr
busbel
CA1r1x-At Anrton's Washington Drove Ydrd--Odsrsd
this day. 48S beef cattle; offered during the week. &c.,
We suboin the returns for the week in detail together
with the section of country whence the supplies
EEKT CATTLE
BY Hudson River RI From N r STATE. :. s.es 80
!. Erie Railroad S ssS !. :. On cars Ssi
':' E:s$i !; Shs :'':
G Head STOCK HIND
Blythe Harlem Railroad BY tho Harlem K.-sheep Isl
Gowsand calves Z BY to Erie RR-shasP.. az
Prces-The Indictment state OF the weather has had
the effect to check business somewhat to day The
bet since last however has been pretty active Prices
of poorer qualities of beeves have taken rather lower
level We quote the range at from Sxc 10 De- per h..
calves at from &c to &c.. hogs hHc 10 de-. and sheep
and lambs at from 81 SO to ST. according to quality.
At Bro,onngs -Otlered, 3aS beef cattle 90 and
calves and sheep and lambs Beef CatteAn sold
from IS 30 to 50 hundred Cows and calves at
s25 to So Ali sold Sheep from 50 so to A. (soms extra
brought high So lambs from 81 so TO ~ 10. Lsfs
over goo
Al Chamber,ains-(Huds,n River Bulls Head 500
beef cattle As and calves and 900 sheep and lambs
Beef cattle firm, NJ Ito Ok t. per ID. Cows S26 to
$40 $55. Calves iron to cents Sheep 50 81 y -
SO a So 75 lambs, So rs to S. 81. All sol.
AT OBriens-(No. Sixth street. )-Ohersa, 29b bsef
cattle and so and CALVES The former sold at frsm
So to ST. as in quality aud the latter from $40 to $40
RECArIrJu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

cattle b. driven in the streets between the hours Of II
Alderman TnsAM said that the hours Of 9 and
would suit him, ~ Alderman Cornell had said 40.
Alderman CORNELL said that he poiat Of order
He not there vndicate own rights He never
trei 10 get the hours to suit him.
Alderman fIFHAss-The gentleman Of the Nineteenth
said TO the committee that before O'Clock and after
would suit him. He can't deny that
Alderman CorsrfL-lt is not true never before
the muittee, and whoever says was, speaks false
doubt very much whether the Common Council can pass
any laws restraining the cattle from driving their
cows and oxen through the streets. they had Just as
good a right drive their cattle through the streets o
New York A. The alderman the Twelfth had 10 drive
his horses through the streets Of the city the Board
should not interfere With the rights Of any of ths
citiz,ns Of Ills city, when they pursuing their
peaceful Since the city city he never
lrew of any fatal accidents from runaway cattle with
the exception Of three cases. Here he was interrupt
ed by
Alderman WARD who said that there was fatal case
few days ago.
Alderman CoRSmI-Thst Is false. have in my pos.
session statistics that will show the correctness of my
statements.
Alderman TENANT saw a large OK in the Park the
other day, and he dancing about at great rate.
Alderman CoRAnL-Yes, suppose you were dddlng for
it. Qauehter.)
Alder man TmMAyS-May be so.
Alderman CORNELL moved as an amendment that the
blanks be filed up with the hours between 10 A. N. and
2 p. M lost.
Alderman TwFRD, moved to adjourn Lost
Alderman DESAAN moved for the question the previ
Gus question on adopting the ordinance.
Alderman C0RNEIL would like to know what previous
question the gentleman the Sixteenth meant He rose
toa point OF order and c. eo the gentleman of the Six
teenth 10 order.
Alderman WARD-What point Of order?
Aide CoRNILrhe gentleman Of the Fifteenth, with
all his legal talent, would greatly oblge II he would
tell him Why he called the speaker to explain what point
of order he meant.
Alderman WARD rOse to point Of order.
The CHAIRMAN then sustained the point Of order OF the
gentleman o the Fifteenth and called Alderman Cornell
to order.
Alderman CORNELL moved to adjourn.
Alderman IUlEKrY wanted to know whether the motion
to ourn in order not? Thought that il
TIE CHAIRMAN decidedh that the motion to adjourn
always in ORDER and ried before 1t all business
The question adjourning was then taken up and
lost by vote
Alderman CORNELL moved to lay the previous question
on the table Lost.
Tie question the previous question then taken
NJ, and carried.
The question the main portion Of the ordinance
then put and lost
Alderman CORNELL moved to lay the whole subject or
the table, Carried by VOTE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

Increase. .......... 2es Inc. 1o7 Dec. I,lSl
CorToSAn organization of the Gotten traders has at
statement of the saes Of the day reported BY each
firm to the Secretary The rarkat they agree to sA0
steady and the total sles 1898 bales Supposed 70 b
attributed finally follow For port, 945 bales home
use, .9S bales; in transitu 1855 bales.
torrrE-Phere we're 200 bags Rio bought at 10Ae.
Per ID.
FrH freel, offered, ard esr nseded ct IS as
s. 81 a for dry cod $16 $12 and 81 rs for Nos and
msckerr aud 55c 35c. for scaled and No. herring,
respectively
FR1eE7s-Owing to the nclemency Of the weather. en-
gagemens moderate. To Liverpool. 200 CASKS Of
rice were engaged at 1os $50 bales Of cotton At Va;
5000 0oo bushels wheat At l3d in ships bags and
100 in shippers bags to Gil up at 9Sd 100 bbs nour
engaged Mt b Sd and n small lot to All up at g.
To london 600 bushels Of wheat engaged at l0d
To Havre, wheat engaged at 24c and Sour 1T S5c
10 California full tbps at 45c. 5.c and clippers
getting b5c COO. There alteration to nosa
in rates for Australia.
Hay in better request at roe 7Sc for shpp>Snt
and SOC q0c. for local use, per 100 lbs.
LAT1is-EAste' q we're in brisk demand at - 12k Per
thousand. =
lME-Rockland continued to sell freely. At zoo. for
common, and 81 0k, for lump. per bbL
NAVAL STORES -Rosn and crude turpentine we're uu-
changed small lots sprts turpentne sold At CSC.
cash. per gallon
Ons-Whaie sperm. and olive remained a. previously
reported There have been 200 gallons linseed disposed
OF, Mt 73c 7ac.
varied little The sales embraced eco
hbs Western, ut $l6 SIS 12h for moss and SI3 Is
$13 10Y for prime. Nothng occurred In cutmeats
Sales were made Of 200 hbls pim- ard in lots, at l2s
Per ID and Of 225 bbs beef at 81 rs IS 80 for country
prime IS IS 50 rs for city do 81 so $40 fer country
mess; ST. $l2 so for repacksd Wisconsin mss; Sl2
Sl3 for city and sl4 S4 extra do per bbl
Butter and cheese unchanged.
SuGARs-1here have been sold 200 hhds Cuba IN lots,
at 4hc sic; and 100 hhds rs trcs, and 70 sbs DO,
at 4ysc. per 10.
Tobacco The days operations included 20 hhds Ken
lucky at exc Skc and n bales Cuba At 22s per ID.
WHgKr.-Sales Of $40 bbls. Western and prison wore
effected at sc. 32hc, CA and $780, tims, b., Pc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25
The condition Of the leading departments Of the ban1
Of this city at different periods compares 90 fousws-

The variation last weeh IN the movement Of u de-
partments much larger than usual The line Of
discounts has decreased 81 40 29 deposit So $40 a45;
circulation s76,17l; specie 81 o26sls. The decrease
in deposits Ia not real The clearing house system has
compelled the banks to do wish certificate shesss,
and the actual deposits therfre appear The difference
in the aggregate Of this item between the past two weeks,
amounting than three millions Of dollars shows
the extent this certifying checks carried We have
frequently alluded to this and represented its defects,
Certified checks in all the banks counted mush
in the deposit account while the accounts against which
they drawn also put down at the face without
charging the checks BY doing away with ths double -.
count, we get at the real amount deposit me clear
ing house is working wonder It's operation will bs most
sauary. 1t will be that the contraction is sn CO.
ing on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25
Debates In the Common Council.

WUN SthVINh NfFUET.
DRIVING CATTLE TnHotCH rHr SrulIs-A SLIGHT
Alderman TANa moved 70 bring up the report Of the
Committee urdaancss restricting the driving OF cattle
through the streets Of the city south OF Forty second
street except during stated hours which left blank
IN the report 10 be dled BY toe Board previous to ts
adoption.
Alderman WARD moved for the adoption OF the report
alderman TWEED moved for The reading OF the report
The report being resd,
Alderman TwEsp moved to Ill up the blank By insert
ing . between the hours ~ anil o'clock y
Alderman CoNSnI moved as an amendment, IS betwsea
Il apd = o'elock." Lost
Alderman eVHsSL mc,sd ~ "a snepAnaent. thai u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

FIRE AT CooPrHsrowN.--On the 21st Inst NJ
large and elegant buiie At Cccpersovu built ny Judge
Cooper Tor many years the residence ef his SON. J.
Fepmore Cooper destroyed by Are; portion Of The
Z, rpure was saved The house had recently bseu con.
yertsd into hotel We learn that the house And furnl
turc we're insured in the following oce~Uty e5 OO0s
Continental IS 900; Home, aS000 Rquisasls, Ss.oeo
Manhattan, o. 900; Commonwealth, $500; ktps, q
Hartford, 5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25


by the former route.
The anne1ed official statement exhibits the condition Of
the four leading departments Of the York city banks
October sh 15th and ed 1853 1t should be borne ia
mind that these returns give the average amount for the
week. and not the actual condition the morning Of the
day reports dated This prevents ali preparations for
the purpose Of making favorable show
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25
Board OF Suuervls0rs.

LS IIOH 1f TIC KtcOfutr IN tn0 CHAIR.
Der 24.-The minutes Of the last meeting we're read
and approved.
few petitions for the reduction o. taxes referred
~ the Committee Annual Taxes.
petition Of James Flanagan, for remission of fine n
posed him ut The Court OF Sessions for having been
concerned in riot in July last, presented but with
drawn Alderman Stnrtevant saying that 1t pro-
pery belonged tn the Common Council There being
other business 10 transact the Board to Mon
day next, at 4 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

UNITED STATES STocx The total amount OF the
,s.V.s e..-u sls.-s me ireasnfy
daring the past week, again exceeds half AbioB 81 acl
xEs, being ~ csz nj. 4. ~ !. s.set-..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25
Naval Intelligence.

OFFICERS ORDlEkD DsTACHED &o-rhe officers attached
to the Coast Survey steamer Heitze and the surveying
schooner Graham have been directed repair to the
Coast Survey office for the winter where they will
coding to custom bring their work during the
for operations out OF doors just Osed They eute
pants J. }. Amy and NJ. g. Perry Passed Midshipmen
Richard j. law, John Walker and Dawson Phoenix; Lieut.
Van r. bstgan; Passed Assistant Surgeon d. b. Phillips
and Passed Midi hpmen Vim. W. Low ana VIM r. Mercer,
have been detached from the vessels above named and
are directed TO await orders
PROMOTIONS APpoINrsN1s.-J. B. Creighton, to be a
Lieutenant from the 9th Of October 1858, vice j. p SAN
ford, resigned. A. X Hug hes, to be Lieutenant, from
the 18th Of October 1853 vice William Taylor Smith,
signed John o. Messersmith, to be Surgeon from July
Is, 1888, vice Iubary, deceased H. G. Caldwell, he
Assistant Surgeon from October II 1853 vice Messer
smith, promoted Vim. A. Webb, to be Master, from
October 8, 1885, Creighton promoted John stuart,
to be Master, from October 49, 1858, vice Hughes, pro-
noted
OFFICIAL.
OkSEfAL ORDER.
NAVY DEPARTMENT Oct. II, 1853
No application for revocation ormodcation of orders,
from any officer thu navy ordered to report for duty at
any Place stations be considered replied by
the department, until such officer, If able to VEL has
reported in obedience to such order.
livery Communication To the department. from any off,
car a. he cav, duty, reporting for duty must
h. forwarded by his superior officer No communication
VII be considered plied to unless forwarded An
ofcsr IL command forwarding communication will
endorse H. his official signature the words for
rarded by J. &. DOBBIN Secretary of the Navy.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-17
SyIERIFFsS SALE.

KDY virtue Of Writ Of Execution ISSUED cut ard un
EH der the seal of the District Court for the County Of
Ramsey upon n Judgment rendered by said Court,
the twenty ninth tiay Of October, 4. ID. Thousand
eight hundred and htN two, in an action wherln havid
n Bur Ike and James W Burke plainti and Daniel
F. Brawley ard Frederick Hardy defendants in IA
vor of said plaintiffs, and against said defendants, for the
SUN Of two hundred and eighty dollars ard thirty
cents have This ninth day of March, a. ID. 1873,
levied upon the following described property to wit
being par, of lots4 apd " block 80 in Rice iGvnes
addition the town Of 81. panl, commencing al the
corner Of Eagle aid Franklin streets, tAeace running
southerly the line Of Franklin street. seventy eight
and feel thence westerly, Ia e line between
lots and four and in said block 49, point sixty
sx souther!s from Eagle street lineage nor'hers ss'!
six feel 10 Eagle street easter, 70 The place Of beginning
rs the PROPERTY Of said elendants; which property
hall expose to sale public auction, To the highest bid
der for cash. the front door Of the Court House, ST.
Paul in said county, Thursday, the twenty first dsy
of April A. D. 1853 IL O'Clock ~ the forenoon OF said
day much thereof a. may be suiicient'o satisfy
said execution.
GEO. 7. BROTT Sheriff.
Nv s. h. CARVE, Deputy.
Rice BoIiinsheaa & Booker, All, for Pits.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-17

JArAS ExPEDIrIoN.-Yes,erja afternoon
eighty racruiis from The navy yard. Charlestown,
,slt fnr New York via Fall River. They are TO
sal in lie Japan expedition They con-
Veyed b, Downing onnbuses TO the Providence
sepoi. 20 In each coach. They had received
'h'ir Advance money and appeared in excellent
apWis Their parting with their fiends. parents.
brothers, sisters or sweethearts, was scene of
interest. Their good bye was quickly spoken,
sad they their way.--lBos Ciron.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-17

Later from California.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 20

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 70.
The steamship AIba,ro., from Vera Cruz 18th
inst, Coached a. this por; TODAY, her WAY to New
York, bringing advices from San Francisco To the
J.. instant.
ths Tennessee ON San Francisco had on board
more than 300 passengers, and nra " three millions
az sold--two million and a half OF which ~
freight md the remainder in the hands of passcn-
gers.
Our lies Of papers by this arrival not COM
picte by the regular steamers, which necessarily
eutaiis IA measure, facilities f,r sending full
de sualrh.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-17
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
DISTRICT COURT, FInsr JUDICIAL
DISTRICT. RAMSEY COUNTY.

DISTRICT COURT, FInsr JUDICIAL
DISTRICT. II iNsEY COUNTY.
William III. Dyer against Sarah Dyer.
Te the aboYe named defendant Sarah Dyer:
VIOU are hereby summoned and required TO answer
u the complaint in this action, which Is flied IN the
office OF The Clerk Of the District Court for The First
judicial District aforesaid, and serve copy oi your
answer my office in she town OF It. Paul,
county aforesaid within thirty days after the service
hereof OF The day of such service and if you
fail the said complaint wihn the time aote-
said the plaintiff III this action viii apply 10 ;he Court
for the relief demanded in said conn LIANT.
HENRY A. LAMBERT, PMS. Atty.
Dated Feb. 2 lSJ3 43-6t
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RAMSEY COUNTY PROBATE COURT.
TERRITQRy OF MiNSEsoTA,
Ramsey county I

Ramsey county,
session Of the Court OF Probate for said County,
n held AT the Probate Office la ST. Paul Ola the 9lh
dsy OF March, A. u. 1853,
: Present william II wflfh Judge
In the Of te Estate OF JabezG Tracy, 'eceEs
ed: application having this day been made by Aheus
Fuller TO be appointed Admnstrator oil the estate OF
said deceased
Ii is thereupon ordered that the fwenysisth day oil
March next al O'Clock ~ The forenoon Of said day
be assigned for the hearing 81 said appcaton ana that
NJ ar AT SESSION If said Court thcn and the TO be held
AZ the Probate Office in ST Paul. and show If any
be- Why TIE prayer OF the petitioner should not be
granted.
And 1t is further ordered that copy Of this order
he published in the Minnesota Pioneer public newspa
per printed IN said county three weeks successfully
once in each week, previous TO the dsy Of hearing.
80 WILLIAM H. WEIGH,
3,47 Judge of Probate.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-17

4 FINE assortment of splendid gold I.ockets, some
a with four cpenngs I.ocket Pins and Watch Rings,
Tor sale either with or without likenesses, at
ae5f WHITNEY'S GALLERY.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-17
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,

DIsTRicr Court, FIRST JuDICiAL}
DISTRICT, RAMSEY COUNTY.
Jeremiah Mahoney against Eliza Mahoney
To the above named defendant Eliza Mahoney-
N/OU are summoned ana required 10 answer the COM
paint in this action. which is filed in the Office of
the Clerk of the District Court for the First Judicial
District aforesaid, and TO copy of your
on me, at my Office in the town of ST. Paul, county
within thirty DAYS after the service hereof
exclusive Of the day Of such and if fail 10
the said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action wifi apply the tor
the relief demanded in said con, plant.
HENRY A. LAMBERT, Pits Atty.
Dated Feb. 8, 1853. 4i-6t
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III. c. SANDFORD.

DEALER in Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods
IL Third ST., will keep on band constant supply
OF the following articles with supply OF Fancy goods
READH.MADE CLOTHING,
of every description made expressly for this Tiarke
and for this season. constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, and sale without. He Ia. complete assor'-
ment Of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting part Of Old ll Young Tyson and Bhck
Teas, Iaguira Java and Rio Cof.es, N. o., Crushed
Loaf and Puiverized Sugars Spices, Pepper, Cloves
Nuimegs Cassa. Rice, Raisns, saeratus, starch SOAP
Chewing and smoking Tohac Candles, Oil, Fish, etc
HARDIN ARE.
Mill and Gross Cut Saws, all sizes; OK, log, anu
Trace Chains; Ialters, b. Chains; Axes and axe
heves sckies and snahes, shoveis spades and
hoes wrought and nails, locAs, ia'ches ans ?s CUl
tleys, etc.
10000 Cigars, Of every variety.
PORk and FLOUR constantly or hand, in large
quantities.
Mi sandfords stock is large and he will be receiving
New Goods nsatIy In order Ia keep his assortment
complete. He determined to- sell his goods for ready
pay cheap they be purchased elsewhere GIVE
him "a call. March TO- ls53-a1-lyl
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The Pembina mountain called, is mere ridge Of
able land or elevation, Of about 200 ee above the sur
;o,udns Main Ii is situated the north side Of the
river pen,hina and 80 miles TO the west Of the Red
River Of the North
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-17

Arrival of the Black Warrior.~Auoth-
er American Vessel Fted Into by
spanish ruizers..The Health Of Mr.,
King.
Nav YoRK, Feb. %.
The steamer Black Warrior. from Havana, with
dS,ef to the 18th, arrived this morning,
Ca I've 18th, the Black Warrior, when Eve hours
pel if"n Havana, passed the steoincr En.nc City,
heace Ia New Oricaus.
" hen four hours out from Havana, the Black War
Tlor pas sed three Spanish vessels, Of which was
q brig VI war. As the steamer came abreast Of the
big, lhe latter fired gun leeward and before the
trncr could get hon coiors hoised, another gun was
tfed the ball passing just her trcsays. Capt.
Schoie.dt Was not aware that the brig a siii-oi
W., a she had no penant flying.
The American barqie Martha Ann, from Savannah
20 Havana, WAS also fired into of Cuba BY the En-.
gii.a trsate Vista, on suspicion Of being SLAYER.
The hsal,h OF Mr. King improved. He
p'sps, Of his own recovery, and has gone to Matan-
Esis IN The steamer Fulton.