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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21
Richardson Brothsr- q Co.'s Circular.

Per dfriod LIVERPOOL, 10th Mo. 9Th. 1854
The weather has been some what showeTy since Tuesdsy
No change place ia the Of trnde sr
Gle, from report Of 1t on that day
Export Of ISDIAs Com 1920 quarters, 1900 quarters
WHEAT sc sacks nnd 2 GOO bbi. FLOUR
small show Of pies OF any Srte
bet this ing and the abundance not numeoy but
fair Of buyers Of WHEAT and ia addition TO tue loci and
dealers who usually attend Friday had some also
from Ireland seeking for good old white which sold freely a.
1882 he for SUCH bui OF fresh red there was scarcely
sample on sale.
there also fair inquiry for FLOUR but the want Of
sOod quality su bic for baler checked business Span
III sold At 52I6 y sack for GLASGOW account
In INDIAN CoRN but little done the extreme value OF
Tesesy firmly insisted by holders and the quantity
sale very limited
, OATS ard OATMEAL without chang. from Tuesday.
from abroad since this day week consist Of e00
WHEAT 97 do INDIAN Corn 663 bbs and $40 sacks
fLous Espos-25 $40 guntsr. WHEAT 5000 do. INDIAN
CoRE 1850 bbls sn6 0l6 sacks FLOUR
This dsys vsue Of white WHEAT 1913 1914 TO 1915; red 81
sg es rs n. FLovR 81 s2l S3i, Canadian Philadelphia
ST. IsDIAs CoRs white 39, 4o yellow 39l to i0i;
mixed Ssl $685. heated 34I, 35j.
CoTTokn consequence Of the report Of Sevastopo bslng
ken well the accounts from the United States baius
scarcely favorable for large crop market ant
Ia the week and advance Of fully II 10
realized; the accounts from tho Crmea have DOLLY been
partially confirmed have TO report dizziness tue i'd
vance being only very partially mantaned Ssles Spsmla
$40 bales export 800 bales the trade 45 $50 bass
6UsRci1EoS BARK 100 hbds of Bark sOld at sass y
ewt chip
LAID " very dull without change in price
BEtF has been almost without inquiry
BACoE-But few sales bsve been made since our last.
TALON IL elected North American fine 6lod62i.
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Hermann Cox d Co.'s Circular.

D., 6fyfa1 LIVERPOOL Friday Oct. s, 1854.
CoIToNhe sales this week large amounting to 60 800
ls which IS 80 70 spuners 500 speculaeon aud
IS0 Tor export Prices Of macus are rased lod 60 o.
T American advces coupled with favorable politics had In
he ketnpg lbs week cheerful influence on our market
Some CoTToS withdrawn holders generally raised prices
md with increasing demand the trace ADD pecu stor
suAtoDs by "Wednesday had advanced about ID to fod
Since then the business has been moderate the capture
vssopol being confirmed and coDhd- nee being de
ed BY further failures holders have been eer sellers soecl
kept Of the market ana closo to-day with
a Of eco bales lid Id advance since last Friday
CSos had advanced to 90 but recsded again ssd close 70
alt9bi
e arrivals Of Gold have continued large and the foreign
grX,paes have mpreyed On the other hand Money has
zen IN ereAt al full and the Bullion in the Bank
gLnRsud has not vet shown the expected increase
hsnbeeT good business has been done 81 rsther better
ikes
NAVAL SroREs-Common Resn has again been IN good de-
,Ed and transactions reported but at prices rather
ver than those Of ls week ranging from TO A. No i'm
spt has place Spirits OF Turpsnns the sales
hve been limited and prices are If anything easeio oeiHt
Rc general quotation ,e1,A
good demand has been experienced Tor ootn
Wheat and Flour weeks rates Indian Corn Is Less IN
cured for, and has declined rs to u per quartet
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81 1854.

rbsse would come on: the evidenNe showed thS an
srfery bed been wounded; the man died OF memoir
image Immediately rom another wound the surge 70
MADE To take up an artery IL was mSde diFe: y oNer
the collar Dor and WIS made Necessary ron me
original wound be died sunday sept 3D. the
rfGson of the hemorhsee made by the surgeon VS.
en- sbDoru nj f'sfributon Of blood, which couid not
be foretod by the surgeon; the lgaiurs lad separt
ted but there YES not, as usual ia such ct-ss, COZ
OF blood n prevent hemOThase the wound mi-h'
have been inf ced by any sharp instrument thar was
not ulcIe than three quarters Of an inch wide.
The District Attorney here rested the sase. Mr.
Spencer IN opening. said II would be shown that prs
oIer was Of pesceable, qaiet disposition, &.
Evan Butler svOrD-Am clerk; kDe = Edward
Glsdd be Is a wood-csrver; be and workedtoge.her
for 4 or months, AID always thoughthe was qui-
ct peaceable, good nstured man, and that WIS the
2, neral remark in the house his habits extreme
ly good.
Counsel said one or two other witnesses would
probably be here in minute or two bur it was not
considered necessary, and the case closed. and the
counsel proceeded 10 sum up. Another witness sne
in ard spoke well Of prisoner.
The Jury, after a short absence returned into Cour.
with verdict of not GUILTY, and the prisoner was
discharged.
After the Jury had gone out, Mr.. Henderson I'VE
believe the man was appeared in court with an To-
struuent and said deceased had told him that be had
attacked prisoner with before prisoner murdered
him. Mr.. II. made an affidavit OF the fact, and the
prisoner also made an affidavit a. 10 hand the Jury
should II be necessary. On the Jury rendering the
verdict of acquittal the Judge said it might Still be
satisfactory to them to know the facts, aud it was
communicated to them.
The Jurors were discharged till Monday next.
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this days edition. and beg leave to call your sitsn-
ton and that Of the public 10 gross contained
in the dated Santiago Sept a. In this letter tbs
writer ssys: 1.-The British Consul has more than
" once advieed the Douinicans TO strike the white
cross aud raise The Hsy,ien tricoor but Presidsn
Santana enreged at the counsel, &c. THIS is
o complete mist7ke am well acquainted with Sir
Robert Schomburgh, the British Consul q. St. Do.
nirgo, and kn0r that the course he has fOll1 we'd
throughout quite the reverse Of the attributed
TO him
trust that your sense Of mpsrtis'ity will niuce
you TO publish these li,es. Your obedeni servant
l,,I 1854
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IBy Telegraph

BAtrIMoRE, Friday, Oct. 20, 1854.
The New. Orleans papers of Saturday, coptain the
details of TIE Mexican news to the lO'h instant re-
ceived by the stesuer 0riEaoa- ,
Tbs Anniversary of Mexican Independence was
eel, brated with great reoicings, llumnations, &c
The hall announced for the evening was postponed
on account Of some disagreement With the ioresa q.
ploma,ie corps Rumor says tn1 Sa an hs nAHa
One regiment il said to have proclaimed him En-
peror, but the Others refused to join. , ,ho
All foreign journals containing attacks upon .I ,e
National dguiiy or the Supreme Governs., -. ~ y,
Spanish PAGER Ia Cronica Of Nsw-York, Is Prohio-
tied.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Board of Councilmen met last evening, but
transacted no other business of Importance except
appointing Inspectors Of Election and changing the
location OF polls in several Of the Wards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

Ir.LIAy OPERA.-AcADEnY OF Musc.-Msd
Grsi will perform Norma tonight, with signor Fab
ricstore as Poone in place of Mario, whose indspo-
stion still continues. The engagement Of these arstes
draws rapidly to close.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

SILKS SILKS splendid Stock of Plaid,
Striped and BrOesds sis from TO- yHd Il. than the
coos I'm por. Also, eh plain and wsiered Black silks Of
DE choicest fabrics and best make
HEARD, CLAPP g. Co, No. sol Grsnd-st
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IAdvertisementl
Rp.sS ROLLING MUI.-Manufactrres of sheet

rolled and plster's Bras and German Silver.
Copper and German Silver Wire; Br.ss and Copper
Tubing; Brass Kettles German Silver in the lnsot
Also dealers in ngot Copper Bancs Tin. Speter Neke
&C. Orders from dealers aud others solicited MIL Water
bury Conn. Nos IS and ~ John st New York
BENEDICT BURSHAM, Manufacturing Company.
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WZLLLAMSBU RGH IT,EM&

A DxRIRATE CHARAcTER.-A man nsmed n.oa
ara Hslfs srresssd b. Capt Farley. ysssscsy
before he Recorder ard scot Besssa jail 90 sas
tsuDttra 30 skost Matilda Jackson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

KILLED by FALL FROM A SrAGE.-A man whose
name from tier found 10 his pocket Is s1pposed be John
Rode Thursday night fell ftom the top OF stage NO s Of
the Fat Broadway li1e as was passing up Cha S. and
died soon at the NewYork Hospital of this injuries
be bad received The letter In que.on was from Andrew .ad
MARY Rode Scotland addressed 70 John Rode care
of Mr. BTitmsn, No ~ Wbtehsllst New-York. Coroner
Hilton mortified and will hold inquest upon the body
to-day.
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Advertisement

LAST TINE OF EUsTACHE-This Afternoon ana
Evening Bsrnums Museum. The very ast performance VI
tb,. celebrated and successful French Moral Drama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

The NewYoIi Jesrnal Of Medicine and colaer. Science
and The Boston MsSeel Journal thus themseyes
DR. DIXON much ard well various branches OF
practical Surgery his book shows thorough sein'snce
with modern science Structure Hydrocele. V.neoeefe, De-
by and Specific Diseases sdnrsby ueaed of la short
hs geuuty trying stamps every
page with the highest interest," The practitioner VIII md
IL Of great vsGe - =, nj, , -
Psiv.rE HOSPITAL DR. Edward II. Dixon receives pa
nts .ursicsl and medical treatment At bis Private
Hospital in l4h where every arrangement has been made
their comfort Consultations from IL TO daily and 10
evsnir g. at his residence, No. q 5th-ay
RADICAL CURE oF HERNIA
AL rupture. and OF hstua and
hemorhods can be radically and ef,ctaay cured by CON
paratyey psnless process The cure warranted Psten"
received at the private hosPs Of the o.
Unnecessary. EDWAkD H. Drhos m ~,
Letters the country must be addressed Box No Sl
Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21
The Mexican pspers give the following

The Ch0ltrd Is raging III inc to"h VI o"'JuS"'
The French prisoners taken at GuadSm1s arrived
at Mexico on the 29tn ut On the I'd inst they were
dispatched to Perote which is temporarily assigned
as their residence. Their presence in the capital
created much sympathy, and liberal subscriptions
were made in THEN behalf
On the 10th ut the insurgents of the south evacu.
ated Az ata-an important point, the occupation OF
which is considered ndispe nsible by the Government
The Iyait Union does not confirm the occOunts
from Acapulco which state that the rebels had LEFT
A,utla TO proceed toward the city OF Mexico.
number of the bakers 10 Mexico on the 2sth ult.,
struck for higher wages The employ ers endeavored
to compel them TO work, and general fight ensued,
in which some hi ads were broken, and one or two
persons dangerously wounded. The bakers we're SUBJ
seQu. nt, arrested and will be dealt with according
to law.
Santa Anna has gone to Tacubaya for the benefit
Of his health somewhat impaired by cares of State.
decree hes been issued prohibiting under severe
penalties the introduction into the Republic, OF for
eign papers which contain attacks upon the Govern
ment. The CTonsea of New York is specially inter-
dcted and every copy in circulation is ordered to be
burned.
Gen La Vega accused Of being accompice of
Raousset arrested and taken TO Mszatlan. Hzy-
ing been liberated parole he fed, and at the last
accounts had not been retaken.
There appears TO be no doubt that the 18th ult.
Monterey was attacked by body of 700 insurgents,
who after vainly eDdeavoring during protracted
engagement to capture the fortress repulsed at
all points and forced TO retreat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

A. THEATER. Another excel

NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. excellent Bill
~ Fnter.ipusrt 10 10 be given at this house o-nsht viz;
Rks BoLT TEEaEsE and MAGIC Rose M. r. Scott and
r. vhoIe Company appearing Tomorrow Sunday Evening
s,er,d Vocal and Insrument.l Concert will be given
Orehess have been engaged well number Of
y,ry prcuinsrt ladies' and gen1emen Yoeshsts-
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TAeyeTtissment

LYONS VELyETs FOR MAsTILLAs.-We can
p.riuar attention 70 the stock Of Manus vslye bAef sad
eoored In al desirable Sidhs Whcn nave Ooe" WIN
srest care and will be .Old very cheap q -, o4.
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IAdvertsameftI
Gas FIXTURES of new and tasteful patterns,

will be found at the Warerooms Of MITCHELL BAILEY Co.,
Noe IS 81 yohn Long experience 10 the business and
superior facilities fer manufacturing enables US 20 furnish
goods quality and finish the lowest prices
The trade supplied on favorable termL
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TAdyertise semen
NJ
FRENCH MERINos AND MERiSo PLAiDs.-

rt. Pr,peb Nerino. In al the dssrsble sh4des and
a. so .r,. enr. new style and elegant eo0red (s wool
PisiSs viii be r..dy for exhibition Monday, October
~ HEARD CLAP l. Co.. No. Ni Grand st
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While the full glare of the sun can be easily
managed shoad, Of course b understood that the alder
Light Of cloudy rainy day viii produce jsss seea
DAGUERREoTYpE the perfection Of RooTs process NO
81 Broadway TyM
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Liverpool Freight Market.

H.. - "ut improvement, and passenger
ties rather lover y ith few arrivals AnieisAn 'eSe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

CASE OF WILLIAMC. FOWKES.
On motion Of Mr.. TAllmsdge, the bail in this case
wa. reduced from 80 coo to $780, and he was dis
charged on his personal recognizance.
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THE BRITISH CONSUL AT ST. DOAIN-
GO CITY

To TIE Edisev II The N. Y. Tyssess. 80.
SIR: have read with some interest the Two ieaei'
OF your correspondents in ST. Domingo, puehshed IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

There's beauty forever unehansnsly bright,
Like the Iona sunny lspse of fun INNER days light
That beauty TO find you have only TO stray
To RooTs, number three sixty three In Broadway
Pictures Of the most perfect kind taken in any
weather Sereoscopc Pictures CTaIon Dagger eoypes aud
Photographs perfection. RoOTs Gallery, No 1853
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

GAS GAs.-GAs FIXTURES OF new designs
and unsurpassed workmanship, will be found At the great
manufacturing depot Of Archer, WARsEs Co, NO 0o
Bosdwsy portable apparatus for country resi-
dences, churches or factories
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BROCHE LONG AND $

GKUCIfE LONb MD S{C tRfl DIN " ID n UCdU-
l line Of The GOODS embracing all the designs among
which are elegant Chsne Lane Shs~ ESQ To import will
be sold for $50 HEARD CLAPP Co., No SOL Grsndst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

upne PILLS for and Asus BE- procured at whole
sale or retail the Depot, No 81 Broadway opposite the
Tabemscle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

Advertise ment.
A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON DISEASES OF THE
SEXUAL SYSTEM.
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The best, the cheapest, the largest 5gcent
p.cvtRstoryyE PosrsAIfs are those taken ct No ~
Bro.dv.y with case complete Of charge 20 80
BroadwsJ corner Of Howsrdst OARsAshi' Af''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

10 be sure, the costy orders with which il /. deco
rai o. do hide cf the marks Of age out il would
rot 90 HE Ex"enency unused whils-calle1
meeting Of Foreign Ministers, aud proposed to them
to ether go in their usual evening toilette or i've
the tail stogetber-hs elOIuence succeeded with
some and hey refused 10 bosor La L,nja with their
pTtsence. Che United States Minister Leg .ion aud
lsdi,s OF The family were 10 have attended h4d the
ball not been postponed which when his NJ :
Highness head he isued ORDER 10 biz C. ,btnet and
ofhcers Of bis staff aud army not - attend he ball
and that sny one disobey ing should be mpris med
three days. On the Afternoon of the 9th the pro-
prieicrs Of La Lonje met and sent note His Sc
rene Hghne-s who was dinag with hi. Cabinet,
stan apo army at Cbapuliep.cj regrettng that his
ndfposiiior would Dot permit him to s'end the hall,
eDd that II h. desired, they would postpone it. His
Nest sereJe Hi shness heard TO cay. tell thea
u an well and dining with the army" upon which
sbs"er ne ny recei' ed the very polite proprietors
put on The ball The next day they sept tD ask per-
nis'ion TO have the ball some few evenings later
bis reply vac that they should not that he intended
TO break up the Club and turn their hall into bar
racks for bis soldiers and that il the bs had taken
place OIL the ooh, he had made up bis mind to send
file Of sOlders TO break up the company.
There "a lot doubt entertain sd here but what
Santa Anna did intend to be proclaimed at the ban
quet at Cbapultepec by the army, which was TO re-
present the army of the trigamatees, while he was
TO persoDste at its head, the of thu n.
perUrI turbide. IA canopy having been parad-d
through the streets with Iturbides likeness and
seated upon throne, a crowned descendant OF the
AZtcs.l But the clrculdr OF our mluihter to Aner-
c. M resident in Mexico with bis declining to iiun
rate or to show he United States coiors upon the
cssion while all the other Foreign Ministers save
the spapi,h Minister showed their flags and their
lights threw bombshell in The camp of the Alters,
and sent His Most Serene Hiehness in pet to Tacu
bay for night there to forget his bright dreams
in oesp Indignation against the outside barbarials"
who bave often crossed bis path. and well may he
ponder upon the state OF things for the politcs ho
irizon is gloomy on every side. The Liberals are
making rapid advances for the recovery Of their State
sovereignty and the restoration Of the Mexic IN Fed.
GRAFTON. Respectfully, EVE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

Found DRowSRD-The body Of an unknown man
about q years age Yesterday found 10 the North River
near Pier a. and Wilhelm called to bold In
cues upon Deceased appeared have been in the water
for days and dressed sailor or long h brennan
He feet inches in hight stout built and hsd shot
brown hair No marks OF violence found his p,son
and the Jury rendered verdict of Deathby Drowning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

BROADWAY THEArLR OPERA-An unfortunate &C.
currence took place at the Broadway Theater last
night The house was filed with an expectant
audience. when it soon became evident that Miss
Louisa Pyne was lot able to go on with her part in
the Opera-beiDg attacked with severe cold. TIE
opera, accordingly, was stopped and the audience
Misunderstanding away as good humoredly as
audiences here always do under similar disappoint-
ments. We are requested to state that Miss Louisa
P,ne will appear, however, tonight, Saturday in
the opera, Mariana, composed and led BY Mr.. Wal
lace and given for the second time at that thester
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Shouts of laughter greet PERTAINS BCRLEsoUE
OpEs. AND P.xrosIsE TROUPs each evening WAsOEss
IrALIas OPrp the richest thing Of the snd
ever listened Take the performances az wnols thsy
excel those any troupe in the city The RAsBLE FAsiLfs
PlNrosIsE again this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

Among the arrivals at the Prescott House yesterday
ve notice no lee than fifteen Of the CITY Fsthsrs
Of Boston.
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The ne star at wallack's, Miss Rosa BENEFIT,
is very marked histrOnic acquisition. She is young
lively, well trained in stage business. and as Lady
Gay spanker, in London A''srGnee, last night, com
msDded much applause The other characters were
flied with the customary favorites Of the establish
mem, The house was over-cro Eded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

By EDWARD H. DIXON NJ D.. Editor Of rHy scALPEL.
as pages Eighth Edition. Price 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

WHOLESALE ARREST OF LIQuoR DEALERS
Yesterday morning six.y-two persons were arrested
by the Sixteenth Ward Police, uader com nam OF
Capt Stevenson, for selling liquor without lesase.
The prisoners were taken before Justice Stuart At
Jefferson Market, and held to bail in the Of $500
each ts answer the charge.
Let this good work go on, and our City viii soon
be nd Of the thousand and one vile deus that are To-
Gated in almost every nook and corner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

CosPLIxrsrARr BEsErr.-Mr. Willard, proprie-
tor of the Metropolitan Theaier gives a compliment
airy benefit thi. evening to Mr.: John NJ Ire@ele
The architect and builder Mr.. Clark and Mss Me-
t.yer of the Museum, and Mr. Chanfrau, sppear in
the Poor Gentleman" Mr. Trernble built the Bow
cry Theater in q days Broadway Thss'er IN 80
days; Tripkr Hall in % days Metropolitan Ihea'e'
Buffalo in 30 days; Metropolitan Theatre In 30 days
Genn Store in u days; and other public buildings IN
o. equally short time.