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Boots, Shoes and BrOgn7as.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchng BOOTS, Russs
BRoGANs, Wool, Mexican, Palm aLeaf Straw and Csx
peschy HATS, at the lowest market prices,b by
FROST Il CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street
HATS, GAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
wsare constantly receiving Silk
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, atthe lowest market prices, by
FROST l. CO.,
jy1S 2pkW No. 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
LO N DON.

MExH ing American ship Martha A. Mott, Jordan
esmaster, having nearly all her cargo engaged will
have immediate dispatch For balance Of freight apply
JONES, MAGKlNDER Il CO., 81 Graver Street
For passage, apply to the captain on board. ds
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River Intelhgence. N
VIcKsBURG, Dec 7.-The Powell passed down al
8, the Lucas and Belfast at s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
STATE OF FINANCES AT BOSTON.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
Bosros, Tuesday, Oct. 6, 1857.
At this p. We have intelligence of any fail
ures to-day.
The reported suspension of Rice X. & Co., large
paper house, was untrue; it wa Richardson X. &
Co. The Merchante' Bank Of this city, so wisely
managed for many years past by Franklin Haven it's
President, was said TO be large loser by G. IL.
Mills e. Co. and Lawrence & Stone, that some igno-
rant persons holding its notes became alarmed, and
went to its counter for the specie. To business men,
this little run simply ridiculous. There is not
moneyed institution the country stronger than the
Merchants Bank of Boston. 1t has capital OF four
millions Of doars but its circu alton IL stiveiy
email. Originally it was mucn smaller INSTITUTION,
but under the remarkably successful administration OF
Mr. Haven who has been ts President for about
twenty years past its capital has been Increased from
time 10 tiue until it has become by far the largest and
strongest Bank In the State. The loans made by the
Merchants Bsnk to the great house Of C. Ii. Mills x
Co. were all amply secured by collateral; 30 that 1t
will not lose dollar by their hard fortune Nor did
it have more than small amount of Lawrence, Stone
a. Co.'S paper, and its loss from their failure will not
probably exceed thousand dollars.
This Bank has just completed the erection OF
noble ecifce, occupying the entire front on STAT
street fiom Wilson's lane to Exchange street, and ex
ter ding to the depth of shout two hundred ftet In
addition to the mOat spacious and convenient bank
re room that have seen it has five rooms for
other baIks, insurance. Offices &c the rent OF wnich
will weld large annual income 10Y tue InVestneu'
The Suffolk Bank also has just moved into the new
and costly building which hes been built upon its
former site. It's "house.warming, an told, was an
accession of $500 600 In specie, 10 addition to what
had In its vaults last Saturday
Stree The me,cbants meeting, on Friday last, more
confidence ard cheerfulnes has been perceptibe. To-
day it has appeared Ito outsider at least Little
easier 1t seems rain that the Boston banks will not
suspend have card Of broker who is drawing
specie from them at the rate of about 81 600 day, In
order to se it for their notes at premium OF one per
cent. He boosted yesterday, to an acquaintance OF
nine that he was making his $40 day in this
reputable manner 1t never seemed to occur to his
little mind that it would be better for the public to gire
him $40 day than to suffer him to set 60 mischevou'
an example.
NV impression from all that see and hear, is,
that the panic has had its daythe fever ia over the
crisis is past, and the community is conyalescent
though it may have pull backs" and its recov;
ery will be slow. If any considerable proportion OF
Western produce sbould come forward, in liquidation
of debts owed here by the West, before the canals
shall be closed our business will be restored to some
thing like prosperity early as January next other,
wise it must continue in bad way until the opening OF
/ the SpIiDQ,
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CORRESPONDENT BETWEEN NJ o.
ROBERTS AND THE SPANISH REhR-
ADMIRAL AT HAVANA.

Mr.. Roberts received by the Star Of the Wet let
ter from Antonio Estrada, the Resr'Admual OF the
Spanish Navy at Havana in reply to ore he wrote, eI-
pressing his thanks for the timely assistance rendered
TO the Illinois when stranded on the Colorado Reef IN
August last The following is copy Of the letter to
the Admiral:
u S MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. New York sept s. 1857.
ESTEEMED Sg II Is with extreme qualification that have
received through Mss Drake Co the agents OF tn. Comps
ship Illinois Of the very senerou. and efficient
aid by those under command 70 the
ss o d nG the Ts I'd to y a
occasion do 10 the most sincere thanks OF ny
and Of her Catholic Mss,.ys ''Ss%saG.
from her dangerous position Especially are our Gana que %
and to Commander EdudO all Of whom for their noble
and usou. col the OCCASION entitled TO the
have and .ba always have. Be- kind TO con.
vcy esch gentlemen most sincere thsnh o toe
ssIo) and my best wishes their future prosperity
For yourself Sir allow in conclusion to again thans yS
and 10 wish you all hsppnes and prosperity through HE
WIN M o. ROBERTS. President
To I E,ceency the Rear Admiral Don Antonio Estrada,
commanding her Catholic Maje'ty's naval foice' ."
Havana ,
The reply was in Spanish, Of which we give the
tra,ilaiion as folows:
NAVAL HEADQUARTERS: Hsysn. Station
have received your kind communication OF the tth ius
dated New York in which with courteous ehpesnohs
pleased to refer to the AID 70
the steamer Illinois by the BlSsco de Gsrsy and te
General Lezo Of this station making especis or a. VIC
Bspta Tope,e and Cbao or of whom the most ersefu
recompense under such circumstances tue ne!
, in sIa and wSe g endsred
greeI when il the present cae y %.Is Sp
zen; Of friendly nations This IN reply ASfo ESTRADA
To nS Ms.h.l Rcbsr. esq President Of the u s. Mail
Steamship Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
HARRisBURG, "Wednesday

HARRISBURG, Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1851.
The Senate has adjourned till the afternoon, to allow
the Committees TO prepare business.
In the House, a bin was presented authorizing
loan of ST. 900 to the State Treasurer 1t is occa'
ing much excitement and there many inquiries
az to the necessity Of such loan.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House postponed the Million Loan Bill.
The resolution of Mr.. Gildeas calling upon the
banks for Information respecting their condition was
debated al considerable length, when substitute was
offered requiring statement by the banks of every
loan made. The name Of the borrower and his trade
and business.
II was considered the substitute went too far, and
the original resolution was adopted. 1t requires
statement from the banks during the present session.
This vote is regarded test that the House will pass
no bill legslizng suspension.
SKsATE.--Mr. Jordans bill, reported by the Select
Committee of seven, passed the Commi tee of the
Whole, and was taken up for a second reading.
The fist section, fixing February, 1859, for the
resumption of specie payment, was amended as TO
read February 1853.
Tie Select Committee I'M erted clause authorzir (
the banks chartered at the last session TO circulate
the notes OF other banks.
Pending motion TO strike this out the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
RaaaeuRefA.

Mr. Noble and lady Mr. More lady and child MT ORGY T
Wpcheser Mr. Wise and lady, Mr. Brooks and lady MI Si
more lady and child; Mrs Carter Miss Cartel DIT BARD hev
AZ pair1 Mr. and Mrs Powell Miss bert Mrs Apden aud
nfant Mr. and MIS- Davidson Mrs Hunt Rev MessIs scesw
cnt, and soseaan Mira and Miss Dyer DR. Hopper, GOV
Dysr. DIR. Foryth Mr.. Gibbs lady and chid Mrs LET
6ce children nurse and RsPhs% wi Nj MI. .rs Mr..
ffsstipgs r Hal aud daughter Miss Kerky Miss Rev
Miss Thomas Miss Myers Mr. Tines lady and child
Nessrs scott Rose Doree Brooke Mickey Irving, Suford
Ispden Hsnsmsnn sster Gilmore F.son, Hunt store Ap'
pleton FlgbeI Soha Gilbert Hope Holliste Desqshwz
fscher Afons Cnieas Simpson, Husksson Scott Holmes
swift Rocker Scott Simpson Mcleod schopenoeTs Fer
nnnaes C.ushsy Kohl and Henzs Daniel Cornee hol
land Forbers Soue Legar Denton, ConaId Kierman Cole
Deacon Lake LszaIe Hscheld Bridge. Wide Conner, Cog
lev Dudley Cheland Strongo, Gierton, bghman byefly
Grand Dursnd Rhodes Lake, Johnston White
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
THE GENITAL AMERICA" DISASTER
OPTICAL. STATEMENT OF JOHN TICE, TIE
ASSISTANT ENGINEER.

ASSISTANT ENGtNEEh.
MIR. Tice has fur ished the United States Mail
Steamsh hip Company with following formal or official
statement of the circumstances attending the loss Of
this steamer It will be perceived that it comedies
and coroborates the account as given by the Chief
Engineer:
owe left Havana the morning Of the 9Th Of Sep
tember fbe weather. but wind increasing until Friday
morning. when it blewa perfect hurricane. Our en-.
gipes apd pumps on leaving w-York, and up TO
and during the gale were in perfect order As soon az
the leak was discovered received orders from Mr.
Ashby to stand by Worthington's pumps and oige 10
jectiops. At this time the clip had strong ist to
sts,board, Our coal barows were useless We were
passing coal in baskets and buckets, with our gang
assisted by moot al the walters cent by Capt. Hero
don. The pumps working, as were also the bilge
injections. About lC O'Clock IN, on Friday the
water in the ship was quite hot, the roll OF the
shin causing II to svssh up to the hfes
the stsIboard boiler. We fired up WITH
wood ard coal and plenty of it. We aso had stesm
On the donkey boi er ready for USE and this was used
when steam in the lain boiler was exhausted. Sew
eral stoppages occurred of few moments duration
each for the purpose Of repairing the feed-ppe. Inc
main engines stopped about O'Clock, the water at the
time putting out all the fires, Notwithstanding all our
exe,ions Gangs Of bsilers were organized aud they
bsiled all right-baels also rggeo for this par
nor G but the water gained on us. The leak around
the sta' picard shaft stopped with blankets and
sail outside would here state that all was done in
our department to keep the water down that men could
do, but without avail The ship went down at o'clock
D. m. of the 18th, when took to plank.
"In the afternoon of Saturday Mr.. Ashby informed
me that he was going to the brig for boats and assist
arce and left in the boat containing the last three
ladies. When the boat showed of heard Capt.
Herndon reiteate his order to Mr. Ashby to obtain the
boat as soon as possible, and my opinion is that
Mr. Ashby would certainly have returned with assist
ance if it / sd been possible.
(Signed) JOHN TlCE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
NATIONAL CHESS CONGRESS.

The session Of the Congress yesterday was IN
one and the interest caused by the publication OF the
first day. proceedings seemed to hourly ncreaee until
rigbtfsll when the looms almost uncom'ortaoiy
crowded. number Of gentlemen called on the Secre'
taIy during the day and inscribed their names as me
bers. Amorg the list Of members are the Hon. Fer
papdo Wood and the Marquis de Monthoon. Lieut.
General Scott, who is fair player and an ardent ad
mirer Of the game, is also expected TO honor the
Congress with his presence.
Mr.. Psulsen last night had beaten his opponent
three straight games, thus beirg clear OF the hrst
section Of the tournament. Mr.. Hartman Phillips
Montgomery, of Philadelphia, won two additional
games from Mr. Allison, Of Minnesota, completing the
best three in five, and i, therefore also clear. Mr.
Fiske beat NJ. n. Marache in hard contested game,
while Jud,e Meek succumbed to Mr.. w. j. A. Fuller
after 6S moves. DR.. Raphael turned the tables upon
Mr.. Kepnicott-these gentlemen now standing one to
one. Messrs Thompson and Paul Morphy did not
play in the match yesterday. MIR. Perrin gained once
from his antagonist, Mr.. Knott thus standing one to
one.
Although Mr.. Paul MOrphy did not engage il the
tour1 suent Yesterday, q number Of distinguished
amateurs tried their best against him. Mr. HammoLd
Of Boston was beaten twice by bin, and the San
Lumber Of times BY Col. Mead President OF The New
Yuk Chess Club. Mr. Morphy also bea. Mr. Thomp
sop; the latter gentleman essayiIg the Evans Gamb
upon him without success.
II is probable that Mr. Paulseu viii shortly play 10 II
bin dfUld games simultaneously against four strong
players; we shall Lot omit announcing tie line snd
The suit TO our readers. There seems to BE- general
opinion hat the first two prizes fall between tbs
gentem and MI Paul Morpby; the latter Is remark
abe for the brance Of his attack, ana the torm7r
fer the obstinacy If his defeuse ard when tbs two
come together there will be seen come magnificent
playing.
The list is new open for candidates to the Minor
Tournament, which commences next acIdsy. The
IaInes ready nscnbed Meesrs. Frere Of Brook
yn, Reyes Of Boston, Mas, Adolphe Mshle OF New
York, ID. julien Of New-York, NJ. Msntin Of New
York, Andersen Of New-York, and John s. Dunning
of NewYOrk. Gentlemen DESTROYS Of eneriIg this
tourney requested 10 hand in their names to the
Secretary.
The autcmaton chess player which lie exciting much
curiosity su.oDg the chess world Is expected to be
produced at the Congress in the course Of next week
As II is curiosity, otherwise thar in mere chess
view it will protsbly be one Of the chief attractions
of the occasion.
The aIrvals yesterday from adjacent States were
numerous Mr. Lewis EIkin " Phisdelphis and sew
frsl Of the AtheIaum players presented themselves,
and an, ounced that Others would shorty join them.
MIR Br.6y, the photographer, ever on the qui vive
se, ceebrites engaged in taking the portr ats
Of the sixteen champions in the Grand Tournament
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

oyo,cue.i dspst.. are Ga, ;ss s.psoistd .,
ihe inoian IN numerous fugi,ives from mutinous
SoutnsnpJD ss. Tbeygive frigttful account Of the
oisIicr r.Icutts ami the Upper Provinces OF ludia
s'eSs u vi Irdia Company announce that they nave
Inc ,sessures to render prompt assistance to all SUI
feIei hundred French troops had arrived at Calcutta
s.l,n china TO defend French iLterests 81 Chanae'
rsgore. . - Al, oDorted mutt.
< doubt had been thrown upon TIE repof'eu "'''
r;es among the Bombay troops in DharSH. ,,,,v he
one. %si,sfon of French marines would probaOiyo'
sent 10 reesforcs the garrison at Pondicheny'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

eeniativee CT improvement in this race Of domestic
animals prtee such must ,cvinoe ary one o.
the Importance OF substituting them for the scrubs
raiied upon nine tepths OF the rIDs in the country.
Ia all departments Of the show there Is much to
be sseu that is nay be Of the utmost advantage T.
AID determine thst they can raise good animals
farm produce az any e,se TO Do 40, however they
must have improved stock, improved seed, improved
totls End improved minds.
There 10 TO better placs than tbs TO begin these
improvement s.R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
AMERICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
Union BETWEEN THE REPUBLICANS AMI
AMERICANS.

The American County Convention met Yesterday at
ternOOn a. stlenwsys Hotel Flstbush, 'oI the pur-
pose Of making County nominations tx Alderman
c. R. A1wA1rR was called to the char and Robert
r Douglas and G. N. Stevens were appointed Score
taIies. A Committee en- Credentials were appointed
when, the Lis. Of delegate. being called, over 60 an.
svs,ed to thai, names. The following resolution WA
offered: ,.-...
R..or.d Th. We deem expsdieo. % saesasof 70 u1hs
~ tho An ~ s.smsat 81 hiiS' o"--'' 'Ps''
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FIRE IN METHURN. MASS.

NrTHUEN, Wednesday Uot, 4, 1851.
fire in this village last night destroyed tho Saga
dshcck House and it's stables and outbudings; also,
Waldo Block occupied fer offices and stores and Eve
dwelling houses. TIE loss a not been sscertained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

dscke, Be.ed,ct and Haskett.
On ire rev MaSuai, WITCH Is to GIL the DAILY Nor-
MAJ School By prohibiting tie tsachss Of Fsspoa sn1
The higher EpeEsa branches in tho Wad Schoo.s,
Mesers. Dsyii b Sect, TSomas y. Harisoa MichsS
J Q Docreu, and Mfssee Sarah A. Buokst ssd E4nay
NJ Kennedy.
Amer tive hosrs ssssioo, the Board a5jowast.
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LATER FROM HAVANA

NKw-ORLEASs, Wednesday Oct. 2 1857.
The steamship Black Warrior, from New. York via
Havana the 9TH inst arrived here to-day
Sugar bad decliDed and holders will lose heavily
The Shaver Mazeppa bad been brought to Havana.
Exchange On New York was at par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
TIE NETWORK STATE FAIR

BUFFALo, "Wednesday, Oct. Il P. VI.
The weather here is splendid. Visitors admit
ted to the Fair grounds to-day, and already the
GROUNDS are crowded Many distinguished psrsons
in the city, and smcrg them lie Horace Greeley. The
number OF entries up to to-day were over O0O
held here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
,nncI,T INTELLIGENCE.

,Don" CoTToy MARKEr.-The brokers Or-
susI The .G . 81 1s Al qu.isis. have
s:sS SIs s,$sy Ts,I e eSe S's ion a'''
e.os,Ps qss. 'Ao u. sid Middng oTlese' .'..Si
fsi ga M Mias Uplsnd:
The ssooS in port 2 600 bales Of which 6 500 were
An WsSarsrER MARKETs.-The sdvices from Man.
h,sr are unavorable Buyers demand reduction before
ms nIrrRpooI. BREapsrUFFs MARKET.-The market
vas da with declining tendency F9aT was esay Ow WING
@ scarcity PS W 81 ggOs aanehsnsed since Tuesday
he inferior wss 3D. lower Corn is slow OF se oy prses
M.: So1sEl:SS sg's aSd B 8SGc' ss
ohs G Red Wheat sn sa csplo Sb hs%
'0giO x,ppoo1. PnovIsros MARKET.-The market was
dun Ms::M Ia"IS CO.. and ctSeIs quote Beef heavy
Holders ps'an s. "a a. . .cSptons st. Pork steady but
Rctn fTmer at advance. Lard duh and nominal
qpms say declined H. Tsllow quiet bat steady; Butchers
o'i f'iv,RpooL PnoDUcE MARKEr-The Brokers Cir
eur reports Ashes quiet Pots 45 Pearls 4' Sugar steady
changed Tea-ouoson. barely maintained for the finer
sns ds. ssD.Ss9 9neh.ncaa Ron firm; sales d bb.
l6d4i for common, 6Gle for medium and lS @lso tor
s sDs TsInenpe stesiy .. Sc sass Bs&TBsItimore
holders pressing sales Philadelphia scarce aud selling al lo
LIVERPOOL FREIGHT MARKET -Freights to New
York declined but to Bost,n and other Ports eI no
IasSiSs1 Chemicals u.s. Crates 81 and Rails 49,.
IOsDoN MONEY MARKET.-Messrs. Barring Bros. ~
Co. quote ucney active and rates generally unchense The
kill IN In Tie Bank of England had decreased G20OOO Bar
Silver. SIT; Dollars 5fIl Eagles. 1913 $1,000
Conio. closed on Friday Ool for and s for &C.
LONDON MARKETS -Messrs. Barring Bros. & Co.
ouote IKos steady at a750R776 for both Rails and Brs
SUGAR buoyabt COFFEE quiet at decline OF WET
d,clued 2ldiI; white American, 81 d6O red 90 U9S
FsoUR sol ASH TEA quiet but srm at y 2d f9i Congo d.
ssfsITs TuRPEsTINE heavy INDIGO and sALTPETER
both advanced considerably LINsEED CAKES active Se~
York in bbls 1oi9Ql OILS quiet and STEADY Lhseeo 4'
039l9 TALIow dull; Z G, 800. ,.c. q,
HAyRE MARKETs-For the week ending Sept ~
steady and sales Of the week 1000 bses STOCK
IN port bales Orleans tres ordinaire lzbf BREAD
sTurTs quiet steady ASHES quiet CoFFEE dull and
prices quiet aud steady Provisions queti
Quotations omina RICE quiet SUGAR heavy LARD hrn'
fALLow dropping WHALEBosE active
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday. p. m.-Messrs. Richard
son. Spence Co. quote BREADsTUFfs steady and quiet.
PRovIsIoss steady. Bacon rm CoTTos qeti sales to-day
4,Oe0 bales. oooo,
LoRDoS. Ssturday--poou- Consols 9009O5.
AMERICAN STocKs-Messrs Barring Bros Co. report sales
of American Securities unmpoan Bell Co. report the
market quiet with but little inquiry and prices very weak
The onv change however, being In Illinois Central which had
,i;eby declned Illinois Central U.s. 1850 Freeands sl095;
de- g. 1875 e0a83; IT, 8O a82 The London Times re-
mort, The following business the Gath Illinois Central
lands Of 1860 90; do Shares cent discounts DO Is OF Is1
l Mcbssn Central IS of 1869 8 New FORK Central ka'-
road Shares, I'll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PBILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Oct. Z, 1897.
Stocks heavy. Penns So, SOl; Reading Railroad,
49, Morris Canal, 40; Penns. Railroad, 34l.
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AMERICAN COUNTY NoMIN ATOMS.

IN. American County Convention to-day, Geo.
"Ih"son az Guild rlsId received the ncninahou
e., senator and Daoiel Russs Of Albany Tor County
Trenlurtr.
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LARGE ARRIVALS OF GRAIN AT oswEGo

OswEG0, Wednesday, Oct. I, 1851
Twenty two grain isden ycssels arrived this morn.
ing. mostly from Chicago, with 227 900 bushels
wheat, 1000 bu htle coru and 900 bushels bailey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
GEORGIA. ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, Wednesday, Oct. :, 1857.
The returps ipdica4 the reelection to Congress Of
the Hon James l.. Sc ward in the Ist District
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srspENsJON IN TORONTO.

TORONTO, Gao, Wednesday, Oct. Y ISol:
Mesns. f. +. Whittemore & Co., bankers In this
city, suspended to-day. Much sympathy is felt Tor
them. in consequence of their high character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
BOSTON MONEY MARKET.

Boston, Wednesday, Oct. I, 1857.
The money market presents no new feature to-day.
Stocks are a little more active and shade better;
prices were realized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
DEPARTURE OF THE CANADA.

BOsTON, Nedpesdsy, Oct Z, ISJ7.
The Royal Mad stesmLp Csnada sailed from here
al nocn to DAY, with q passengers oI Halifax, AID "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

Accpysr.-Jchn NcClusky vas TN over by The
MIL sys,ue B,ocklyn, ca. lat evsbicg sod bad
Ii; 100, cru.6et He wss taken 70 Tho City Hospital
fof teatu snt
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CHINA.

letter from Borg Kong received ed o. in order to
that the United States corvette of an Amer
avepge the pillsge by gang OF on the Island of
can chip bad burned Gown vlilasSs
Eo1moIa which the pirates occuPieo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

r,vrorooI CorroS MARKsr: me IT, .Decn
ruar re ports the sales OF coo bales All qualities have
stors toGt The ISLES Friday were 1900 bales tne
dscneo - nd dull The following ere TIE quotsSon'' OF