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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
LAYING THE CORNERSTONE OF A NE Y
CHURCH.

The ceremony Of laying the cornerstone Of a new
Methodist Church the soutt-west corner Of Honry
ard Suumit-sts., Brooklyn, took place yesterday
afternoon before respectable audience. II s to be
substantial brick edi6ce and finished in imitation Of
brown stone. Its dimensions are SO by IS feet, and
the style of architecture that Of the Norman and
Gothic. The cost Of the building ia not far from
$4,000.
Tho exercises commenced with singing by the choir
of the church. after which prayer was offered by the
Rev Mr. MIIrY, Of the Eastern District. An address
was delivered by the Pastor Of the congregation, toe
Rev. THOs. s. BiRcH, 10 which he he stated that II
between FIVE and six years ago the effort was frst
made TO establish Church in that part of the City,
but the population was sparse, and much omcuIy
was found in raising the funds necessary About IL
months since the project Of build ng church on this
site was first started but nearly year elapsed before
any attempt was msde TO raise subscriptions, aud
about that time an effort was mado TO establish
church eoi6ce for this Society Three Io's were PW-
chased on which the edice is to be constructed. Do
the emainder parsonage to be built and the ground
around the CbWch appropriately laid out. AT the
present time nearly two thirds Of the amount ceesy
TO build aud purchase the lots has been subscribed.
and they hope by the time the church s finished and
dedicated the remainder will be subscribed. At the
cor clusion Of these remarks
TIE Rev. Mr. MILBuRS., ex-Chaplain TO Congress,
was Introduced and made few very eloquent and
peasipg remarks in which he alluded to the cause OF
Metbodsm from the days Of John Wesley to the pres.
ept time; also to Its popular progress among the
mssses He stated with much force tina: not WIN
sanding legislative enactments 10 prevent the ess
of crime in the country, yet nothing would SO eectu-
ally prevent its spread as the advancement OF religion
among the people
The Rev Mr.. HAGASEY called upon those present to
contribute literally, and stated that those who had
contributed SIS and upward would have their names
place On the scroll in the cornerstone. consider
able sum was collected.
The csrner stone was then laid. The box deposited
in II cortaned the Methodist Discipline, The Christian
Adrocate and Journal, Sunday School AdrocGf.
copies of The Brooklyn Eagl Star. Times, Pres" and
Journal, Kings County Record, New-York secular
papers, names of officers Trustees Of the Society
and list Of subscribers Of s25 and upward.
After these ceremonies the assemblage separated.
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Ofo.ttr working oIea hear there is 10 be show
VITA /, Cesses rG;Ili- (.
Thee 81. some good sheep. but the pens are not
full.
In tie bicoded stock ire, bsve only TO cay that
tie show il good but not large. may specify seT
OF the best in my next
the pouligy show leaves full evidsroe tina. the barn
"ieve- has turred isef out. There but l6 coops
Of a. iorts and szes. Tie Shanghai cTes. dropping
in the mud.
1bsre is now, at noon, not Jingle sign OF elef
wessher TO day. Hone only looks forward to to
morrow.
MEETING OF NIRsFRYMFS AND FRUIT GROWERS.
A meeting Of the Nurserymen aud Fruit Gro vera
who are attending the Fair held las. evenisg at
the Cour. House. Mr. z. {. Frost OF Schuyler County
was chosen President and Messrs. c. NJ. Hovey OF
Boston ard Joseph Frost Of Rochester we've spPonted
Secretaries.
NM. ". x. PRIsoT Of Flushing, L. l., moved that .
Committee Of three be appointed TO pessn; business
for tie &C ion Of the meeting during the week. The
motion was adopted ana the following gentlemen were
appointed: Nm. r. Prince Of Flus ling. L. l., Patrick
Be-7y OF Rochester, and Mr. Beede Of Canada Wet.
At the suggestion Of DIR. SrLIEsTTR OF Wayne
County TIE meeting took up for discussion the Cat-
walton Of tire Strawberry, varieties, mode OF cult
yation ard adaptation 10 particular soils.
The discussion was entered into with considerable
spirit b. DIR. SYLVESTER, Messrs. Hoyrr, PEIScE,
BARRY, HoGG aud others, after which an adjournment
TO this evening took place at which time the business
OF the Committee will be presented.
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Disastere, &c.

fHx sAE1 EDNA Groton hence for Rio Grands, BrDu,
tor built At Rock in 1919 and worth about GEO. She
Go Fl b sSspS5 spS S, ,s ss. s.
The cargo consisting Of -four and sund. and worth about
r.. .ses ros.by .seUrea n an Esaefn c6cs captain
Goton dated AUG a. from the scene o. chaer says
Ss,, "a ans .scs 4 await order. from the AN Consul
SIR CLARENDON. McGvery fron Carcn fof oan ffNeueo
eos July q. to recsuik.
THn ErDoRA. about 100 tpn, built 70 NesI on
but sasrx ard uithcra sn and placed the Chan trade
erivea ahoe a, Constitution Maue during mortimer pfe
Rssx sra JONI HARVEY, formerly .tssm.hipl sld from
-, ,ho SS mile. on her rs..sse found
nest water dees being very esty state The
kob to return % port 10th June Her bboom sad ayes
SGom we're ssd nv ss' N we're 2, s ao.a.d ss
be very b,s.rous On her che got far sugar
Loaf Point Ite hIsi aay after leaving Sydney 'ne m'e7
BRIG AssAwIs OF baltimore the Caribbean Sea- befre
reported H.vsi NH UT with fan sais' surA' pat
ScHl ErFosI Philadelphia LIST inst f9u Ch.r.sst,e e:h
uIt need 81 niles s. Of Cape Heropen 18th UT
heavy gale from NE which the foressil sss esriedswy
nsn sas broken ard otherwise sht nSTso n,o osen a
tanned Indian River Cape HenoPen tnfcGe
B..S scoTr DYER Hill from Bueno, Ayre. TOR Er md,
which put Moneyoeo IN distress hsd holshed az
sk,sns JAY but uncertain what wOud be cone VIII
BAsx CALICO Euery 9, Mortev6.o distress. h.d sn
epsis July q and would proceed for CAso N Day OF
Bzs Ulsrs Bartlett hence f0r AsPinwsl before rep'rst
found Abandoned taken Wilmington DEL 70 repair va
scoyeed 20 be leaking considerably the tr day oct Aug
III about M wken mad reached the hEhisns Pump
rsxu 80 tia. Ale next acrlits ~ifh coca
ona ex.nAcns which showed the leak TO be inerea'
rspdy Until A. NJ when she wa found 70 base ne
Zee; IL hod and g.ininnl much more mar
a. previous; the pumps, too were eonaaef.os
CHECKED sne found impossible 10 relieve her About u
he bark benjamin AGsms from fewfort sso iot AsplnEe
With cos which sd The day with the trsrus
cane ssht arc shortly after all bOa-c the GIT on DC arc
CT By bys !o1s boat, and arr IS APu~ on me
18th ult 800 NJ.
B.pK MosTIJo-Tte 10 owir Statement sfroa M lie
v.nstcr se Of the ship John Fraser s, Chsreron TON L
erpool: OF TIE h Sept N about Is; ss g N leu W,
,,W h.k with coseee.ed ops snt h set the rest OF Tue
sal, ured showing color, CT estel Bore down to h-t ana
fvnd her English bark Mo1tso, Of Pnn-e
I.anes frcz sheeiae b &c L'gePOo loaded .he sia
"a With Der bow port The captain
rrsussd be CT the bark Aer tettice tie cap,
.,S cew On with 81 Of the John Pr.ssis ere nsd
cur oth. PACKED ks ehss. Of her bf surps- te
,sres Ter ot the Moso hsi e boa. sdrf .hiee -
f.,t 70 our from scrs On board o. ne
tr,o board c. The b.-t mysef and fossd tnn w.
~. hern lash ed srt .ee Il IA. myseM sne w.
sew yss-, Of chest 500 or co. jus, 81 d. rc.t ,e
poet ees.ain co,t have r-schsd port Tbs nekt
~. .sns.s sad c-w beard the bst russrcrs 81
Zen 6,.~ow boua3 70 Qysbec- We tsf ne ss1 e,,sa ~
ssai,, .,rttt: frSu br tsoBss n ~ hae 'sAa@ nc
aHs.
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Markets-Re7orted b. Telegraph.

BAL1lxoaI, Oct 4-FLOr.-ssls. today coo bbls How
hther: CoFs-Wbite and yellow held at sedssc PEovIs
Icss cell Mess POKg 81. LAsp lie. Blk Mats un-
ch-nged.
CH,aI Es1oS Oct. ScoTrOs hs declined sales to-day
I.to0 bales.
hEE-OIIEASs Oct o-CorToN las eeeIrsd &c sae- 10Y
the lssf tu dsys 30 bses
BUFFALO Oct T. ~ M-FLorR fsvors buyers; sales Of
5s bbs q, sTcs7 5 or COED ehoee Michigan; 81 3 for
.n,y Ic. Indi., and osio and 81 50 for extra do
WHlAr hea hrny s.es 2e bushels prime Carsdan 81 81 IS
Hoce-s Of com dvareed their views 20 e no
ssiss OA1s-No ss.s Cana FRETGHrs owsr. Whest ~
sc new York Lake imports yesterday Our eiel IBIS
Wheat. 5Ical tusb Con ltel5 co. CCara expo !. me
time Fo1r go bb. Wheat, IS $50 bGst- Cora, $3.50 DO
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Second Ebe,tirro Eoisir,..
THURSDAY AFTERNOOS, } O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

THURSDAY, Oct. 80 4. M.
AsuEs-Pots ard Pearls are steady ct 80 31l for
the former, AID g. 60, 4 O. - for the latter.
CoIlos is ste adler at the decline but is quite DULL
no ssIcs OF any importance have been msde this
ing.
FrorR Asp MrA1-TLe low grsdes of State aud
Wes.ern sre in active demand and prices are lsic.
better There is e good inquiry fo. future delivery
The arrivals are quito large. The sales Of Western
Car al are Il 900 bbls at o. sliss7 s7 for common
10 good State; s. Poi "a o. foS extrs State - sit
a - e3i for common to superine Michigan, Indisna,
Ohio and Upper Lake; ssass IS for extra do. Of
low grades; and So Ell a slo IS for extra Gsnesee
Canadian Flour is in moderate demand and prices
are finer; Gales of 500 bbls. at ssa So Southern
Flour is in fair demand saes Of 1000 bbls. at = 25
s. IS for mixed to good standard brands Baltimore
City Mills, Howard-st and Alox andris, and s. Slt
slo for fsvorite fancy and extra brands Rye
Flour s in fair demand sales Of 20 bbis. at 20 S
Com Meal is firm; sales of 100 bbh. at ~ 62s for
jersey. Buckwheat is in demand at 81 IS So %
q 100 n.
GRsIS-wheat is in good demand and prices are
TO &C. better saes of 900 bush at 81 so for Illinois
Red part Spring; 81 'sdsl Is for Upper Lske
Spring; 80 o5 for white ST.. Louis; 81 OH 81 os for
Southern white; o. Os for fair white Genees; s2asa 10
for white Canadian; and 81 go sl 90 for red South
ern Oats are lower; sales at Al 45lc. for State and
Western Rye is better sales OF 900 bush. at 81 10
asl 90. Com is in good demand; sales of 81
bush at 2; &C. fer Western mixed and ssc. for yellow
DO.
WHISKY is in fair request sales of 400 bbs at Ale.
for Ohio and IL lc. for Prison.
PRoyfsIoss--The market for Pork ia frmer, with
good demand; sales of 800 bbls. at s22 37 sa2 so
for Mess snd s2l s2 e5 FIR Prime. Beef lie firm aud
in good demand sales of 200 bbls. st sl3d Ella for
Gentry Meas ell so sla for do. Prime, AMI SIG so
o., for repacked Mess. Prime Mess is quiet s2e
saG. Lard steady sales Of 200 bbs aud tics. at IL
l2c. Butter is frmer and in good demand q. l'a lsc.
for Ohio Goa .2c for State Cheese is in fair request
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By TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
IMPORTANT TO LAND PURCHASERS.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct. 3, lsjJ.
Recently the Commissioner of Indian Affairs was
applied to for information concerning the wellknorn
"Carver Graut," and as 10 whether the title from
Carver is good, it being alleged that the Wandwisse
Indians in 1866 or 1867, conveyed to him 100 miles
sousre of land on the east side ofthe Mississippi River
between the Fall. of st. Anthony and Lake Pepin.
Some of this land has from time to time been sold,
and but recently specuator invested thousand dol
iars in it. But the Commissioner Of Indian Affae on
the lst inst in reply to the inquiry above alluded to-
says tlat the claim has frequently been before the
Government, and decided by both the Legislative and
Executive branches to be without merit, aud that
title from Carver to any portion Of tie land is not
worth IS much as the parchment on which the deed is
written
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FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

BosroS, Thursday, Oct 4, 1855.
The bark springbok, Hurd, with Cape Town,
Cope Good Hope, dates to Ang IS, arrived here this
morning. Among the passengers are Mr.. G. l..
Holmes, United States Consul at Capetown and wife,
Sailed from Capetown July as, ship Isaac Walton,
Bunsley, from New-York for Singapore.
The country was in such quiet stste that Sir Geo.
Grey, tie English Governor Of the Colony, had left
for an extensive tonr into the interior OF Caffrars
without military escort.
The success ofthe project of the cultivation Of sugar
in Natal had been demonstrated, ole planter alone
having obtained seventy tuns.
Commercial affairs at the Cape were assuming
brighter aspect than they had done for several years
past.
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DIED

ElNESpoRF-Ou wednesday. Oct s. ANNIE TICKER, second
d.user the Rev John j. and asnrianns EuendoFi aged
2yesrs End months 49,, ,
The ,e and snds the family respectfully invited
10 attend the this afternoon IT O'clock from the
Church the Holy lnnocents West Sth without further
Invitation.
Burlington Wisconsin THURSDAY the ah sept'
1885, CAROLINE vAs ZAIr RoGrss wife Of ssmue > Rogers.
snd daughter Of W lism II. Scoheld OF this City. . -
RoGEksAt Psnsma Friday Sept MARY JANE, wife OF d.
s. R gers, and dsushter of the late George h me
Their friends and scqusnsnces respectfully invited 70
tend her funeral this Thursdsy afternoon. Oct y T.
from the residence of Asa Gardner, No. Rutgers place
RIYSoR- On Wednesday, Oct PHEBE, Widow OF the late
Joseph Raynor Esq., in the a5th year Of her age.
The the family respectfully mn ed
10 stnc her uneral Friday afternoon, 9Th lost o'clock
from her late No 2l5 West 80 St, between 9Th
and ahsv wi bout further invitation The remains VIII Dc
taken TO Greenwood.
TawIse-In Broobline Mass on Wednesday Sept -. ANY
TRwIyG, aged a years, late OF this City.
Chicago papers please copy
wooncooX- At Bedford westcheser Co., GEORGE W. young
est son OF William r Woodcock aged years and II months
of Sy.en.ery contracted at boarding school
The relatives the my invited TO attend his
funeral from ST. Marks Church. NewYok at u O'Clock on
FRIDAY the 5h inst. His remains will be taken TO Trinity
Cemetery.
The funeral Of the late JAMES II BRusE, Esq will take
plsce on SATURDAY. the g. inst, at oc ock T. om
he Church Of the Ascension of 5th Az and l0tht
The fau lily and those VI his Wentworth
ard OF hi. the Rev Chsles Reynolds and John
Wilson, are invited attend wi hout further notice His re-
MAR, will be taken Trinity Cemetery fu interrnent
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COMTIgTEE On FERRIES.

The Co-niteeon Ferries Of tia Board Of Council.
met yesterday alta moon 10 the City Hal for tee
purpose Of hsaang Gle arguments Of persons pro and
relative TO tie establishment Of ferry from the
foot Of Fortietst North River, 20 Gottenburgh ard
Weehawken,N J.. large number OF persons were
present and Considerable opposition made to tho
establishment Of tho ferry. It wss finally pardy agreed
upon TO establish the feTiy and make arrangements 70
aceemn odate pcrsonf residing each seo Of he river
that al expenses aud profit might be shared equally
Tie Committee .hen adjourned
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AGAINST THEATERs AND OPERAS.

IT, he Edh~ Of The N y TribHne.
SIR: listered to a sermon last night BY the Rev.
Joseph Thompson, at the Tabernacle. Hs sermon
was the rss Of seres to young men, though addressed
specially to Christians, against such amusements as
going to theaters balls and operas. He took bis text
from Romans Xii, ., "Be ye not conformed to this
world" What typical of this world If thesters,
operas, and balls were not? This was his argument,
wb.h he clinched by the example Of all mon Of emf
nent pety who pronounce against going to theatsrs.
Au.J,,, ~,
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phradelph,s Markeas .WrnsrspAr. Oct. Q

Ou,ncl1Ros BARK duR and unsettled; No drs OF redo
s 90 whe ut fin Ing buyers CorToS little nothing do
ing since the receipt foreign buyers holding OF for
lover prcts n mi,ed inquiry for shipment, but
ard rood straight brsnds con ne scarce vs. se
nflstter description choice brand made a. 80 2 FOL
home con sumption prices range from So 70 90 IS for fair re-
falling 20 choice and fully. RVS FLOUR and Corn
MEAL with small GALES Of the ferner at 81 Ia
f6 q and Of the latte al 81 30. . .
WnEAr continues plenty and dull and prices, under the linn
,d for fully &C. lower; sales only roach
OO bush OF al 70G ri 80 for red and 81 20 for white Corn
quiet with small sales Of yellow at sla@', the later
81 l2ds1 49, OATS CONTINUE In good demand, with sales
Southern 4So snoat. GROCERIES and PRovsIoNs-rrsn
ctous light and the prices OF the sther favor the
buyer WHISKY Is selling freely at Patl for hhds
end Al aiec. for bbls.-thc Inter tor Prison
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FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

NV ORLEANS, Thursday Oct. g. l-55.
The steamer Nautilus HIS arrived with Brownsville
dates to the 22d ut
Gen Castro was stu in command Of Mstsmoras.
The city was enbroiled in trouble while the revolu
tionary force was without The besiegers number six
to twelve hundred and demand the unconditional sur.
render Of the place
Gee. yidaurri was also marching on there.
San Luis de Potos had been captured BY the insur.
gea.s and Gen. Guriap killed.
T,mpicO had pronounced for the plan Of Vidaurri,
snd driven out Casanova.
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THE YELLOW FEVER IN VIRGINIA.

BALTIAoRE, Thursday, Oct. 4, lco''
At Norfolk, on Monday, there were IL, and on Tues
day seven deaths. On Wednesday only one was re-
ported.
At Portsmouth, on Monday, there were nine deaths,
and on Tuesday three. Wednesday none were re.
ported.
Nest of the deaths we're among the inmates Of the
Aims. House and negroes.
A few absentees had returned and were down with
the fever.
Dr. Henry Seldep, and r. Dalrymple, were among
the dead.
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Ii " INTELLIGENCE
TRIAL OF ROBERT BULIUs ON INDICTMENT
FOR MURDER,

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER- Ocr. A. Before
Judge ROOSEVELT.
This case had been set down for to-day. The pris-
oner who is German stands indicted for the murder
of Henry Bume, in Elm-st., by shooting, on eth
August last.
The District Attorney said he was ready. Mr..
Thomas B. Van Buren, counsel for defense, stated
that he has endeavored to procure the attendance Of
the necessary witnesses bat without effect. Beside
which, the prisoner be has reason to apprehend is
aboripg under insanity and two OF three physicians
ore now engaged in examining him to ascertain in re-
gard to that point.
In reply to question Of the District Attorney. Mr.
Van Buren, said he did not feel authorized from tho
circum stances, to make the question of insanity
distinct preliminary inquiry but would like to have it
passed upon by the Jury at the time of the trial.
The District Attorney said from what he had heard
from some of the witnesses he himself had entertained
some doubt as TO the sanity of prisoner and If it
should appear that he was insane at the time Of the
homicide, he cannot DO convicted; If insane now
he cannot be put upon his trial. and it may be that
he THE District Attorney may feel it necessary to
summon witne SECS in regard to IT, The case was post
poned till week after next and tho Jury discharged
ill Monday.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-OcT. f-Before Judge
Woodruff.
Valentine Borscht agt. Henry Herman.
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Arrived.

Steamship JANE own, Parrish Richmond &C., mdse and
pss.. TO Ludlsm 4 Pleassnts 49,,
e. S. steamship Walker urveynr Sands C,pe' OF Dels.
vsre 20 hours
Bsrt sarah Ann Eems Port Prince Sept g. coffee &C..
IN Mayhev Talbot Co. Sid In with brig Julia f. Arey.
for New.York. g. o
Brs Tybee P.rsuson Charleston II d. cotton &C., to Geo.
Bukley. NIL - w.. 70
A. reasr 70 scr Sept g. 50 so, Ion. 49, spoke ship
lula Ha,v ard from New Orleans for Boston. . 49,
Sch Aim. (Fr) VertieI Pierre, NF., II d., fish to
wheswiight Co. .,,y,,
scnr Lawrence Reed Hartford powder 10 the Hazard Pow
der Co.
BFLOw-Baii Clara Windsor Button, from Portau Prince
Rrrrpyrp-The schr. VIM. Msyton, Staples, hence for
Fsnkn La 81 inst returned port this mofuue having
The same day 2P ~ s. Of the Highland light been
mn into nv an inward bark unknown which stove In
the w M. bow her down two feet below the deck
dsmased ss gsins &c. The bark lost bowspd and al her
head gear
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CONNERCZAL MATTERS.


Reported for TAs n. 7. TRIBuNs BY J. r. II r. FHx.,
leg Co g. " ~; 100 Phls ssubury r. R. Is s1s Sc
49, IA Lutte scboy RI ~; 600 New Creek Coal Co s5wn,
al Hsni,bu.sh R. So 30 Morris Canal o6wn a.; 100
463; Ic co. 46i 80 Orion Canal 81 10 Morris Canal pefc,
2dsys get; 100 o. Bank fhila Ba1x ll; Bank
Eeirceen Boayd,-l Be aver Mead r. r., CASH, 5i
Sseond Boarfs eco City R. R. Sc. 81, 100 Reading 4si
40 Ipion Cara Pref g. 40 New Creek Ces Co.. III 10
N. Penn r. H.. 74i @nehil K ,61i . .
1rey hoard 50 Reading r. Bb; iu0 Ishigh Zinc, ~ 10
N. Perna. X. R., III
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To Advertisers.

THr WEEKLY TRIBUNE has now circulation cfover
las OOO copies and undoubtedly the best advertising
dum In the nited circulating docs 10 every state
in the non British Provinces. SC, having for lis resies
Fsrmers Mechanics, Merchants Families, &C. Those who
wish 10 make their business known the country over would do
well 10 try THE WEEKLy TRIBUNE. limited number OF al
are inserted IS per line each insertion
Tar SENI-WErKLY TRIBUNE also has very large
circulation in the country Advertisements inserted OF 10 cents
per line each insertion
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DIED.

PoNxoy-On Wednesday evening, Oct s. Amos C. PoNRoY,
aged SIS years. - . ,
The and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO stepd funeral Friday o'clock r. NJ. 81 the res
dnoe of his uother MIA Harriet Ponroy No. 219 DiSsoa
ST. without further invitation. The remains Will be taken TO
Enfield, Corn., for nterment.
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.
Il,Aa,r hrt A

BOSTON, Itursday Ott. T. IoV.'
The Democrats OF the With District met az salem
Yesterday and nomiu sed Albert Currier aud George
T.. Loripg as delegates 70 the National Democratic
Convention.
A resolution in favor Of the nomination Of Pres-
dent Pierce was unanimously passed.
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MARINE 10 URN Il L
PORT OF NEW YORK;.
Cleared this Forenoon

saks-Arals Davis, Pernsmbuco, Y. Ii. Whitman Almade
Anfpps, New Orleans. N. II. Brigham. -,
Bres-Cspt John Lunt, St Msry BAILEY CO.. Cordeh''
'schooners-Wopdsr French Providence, master; W II.
Banter webb, sufok, Va, Geo, Price.
slcop-Fsshion, Blyderburs, Providsnce, MASTER
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puu.DEIpHIA STOCK MAKRET.

PaILApEIPHIA. Wednesday, Oct. 3, TO-.
Our Stock margei is Gull at the following quotations;
PenIsylyaLta STATE S. s5l; Reading Railroad, Az;
Long fssnd Railroad, lat; Morris Canal, l4ii Penn
syiyara Railroad AZ.
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By reducing the Wheat Flour the quantity Of the latter
left this compared with the corresponding
perod OF last wear decrease Of 2 05 bbs OF Flour
The owing table the quantity of OF The pm
spa articles OF produce l. at dewater from the commence
mep Of the 3tb of sept inclusive duine the
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LAwKEScE-JoNEsA Pensacola on sunday Sept i6 BY the
Rev. T. J. Sparrow, MI ChASlks ii LAwaiSeE oil neg
Yotk 10 Misc SUSAN Joxgs Of Pensacola
M.ss-FusM.N-Ats Syracuse Monday evening Oct 1 Dr.
j. p MANY to Mis- Ann REBEccA FVtM,s, both OF syria
cn.e. BY The Rev. Chares Eurrnsn.