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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
THE WEAKNESS AND FINAL doom OF
AMERICAN SLAVERY

Last evening the Rev. Henry HIGHLAND GARNET
delivered eloquent DISCOURSE in Shiloh Presbyte-
rian Church Prince street, tof which he is pastor
On the Weakness and FINAL doom of American Slav-
cry, as illustrated ID the conflict at HNper's Ferry
based upon the following passages: Exodus, 11, 10;
Deuter onomy, XIV 4 Jeremiah, ", 20; Isaiah, 111
II; Leviticus, xxv., 10; Isaiah, lyin, o; Hebrew,
Xiii. I; Psalm, luxvni, ,; and Jeremiah, XXI, IL
He said that in these passages wS the charter OF
the liberty which God had given TO his children OF
every tribe race and tongue the face OF the earth
and there never would be any circumstances ner any
condition in which this charter would not bs IN fall
force. A week ago some lovers OF liberty on the
-ahores of Mary land made an effort TO rid the op-
messed from the hands Of the oppressor. 1t wss
pessapt to revert To the fact that in this eor there
was no pun6 erng Of property-none Of the outrsSes
which are sometimes attendant upon outbreaks Tor less
lauoAble oauses had been perpetTated by any OF the
10 men who bad struck for the liberty OF the captive
Nor was there any blood shed except in sefde,ense
Their only obiect was 10 give Liberty 10 the captive 70
proclshn a Jubilee to those who were IN bondage. -.
On account f these nineteen men the military OF
Vilipis and Maryland was called out, aud tney csne,
but lot Sl the danger was over Then the President,
cad the Secretary Of War; and the United States Dis
trict- Attorney, and the Attorney 'Genera-su con-
suited AZ "a the disposal Of events at Hapers Ferry,
and all this ult, this array OF invocaoon ct military
and executive power to arrest the progress Oh s1eeen
men in search of freedom. There was nothing which
showed 50 papably the weakness OF the ssve ger.
II al this sdo-ths tempest sboat the donss OF ne
teen men-hov would it be when IL Oct, or SO,Ocu or
1,wV,eVe OF human beogs should strike for liberty,
and strike 70 win 20 d,e iu their effort quss
frequep:ly urged, Were these men right % Mr.. Gar
net said thst If John Brown and his oSrIy had suc-
ceeded their names would have been placed alongside
uf the great the pstotic and the heroic If George
gton and bis party had failed their names would
have descended to Us - traitors, bat they sue.
oeeded and their names were to-day high in
Tia hearts Of the people n Gs"rss Washing.
- so on account Of his failure. Bat this
sr;,,t of Liberty would not die with John Brown his
noble effort l. would no, be crushed QUIT would
nof b, suo,hered. Ii wss destined 70 live, and they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

Steamship Marion Foster Charleston mdse and 70 spot
Tl.ston Co. Co THURSDAY 81 5:lo y mss n Of
exchanged sn.,s with uship Coumbs oo1nl -
.spship Mount Vernon, smith, Warrington, AexsdrA,
ke mds~. ssd passengers 20 H. Cromwell
Steamship Alabama, Schsnck Savannah, mde and pasa 70 y
L. Mtrhill Il Son.
soip Main tbs Hssct. Hamburg a day., udss and
Krnka Co HAD heavy westerly sses the en.re pAssAe
Bs Harriet (Brl Con sdop, BaiI III days h.h 10 g. Dc
Wolf lSh inst Of Fire Is.uo spose b. ssr Blanche, from
Hsrhor Grace N r., Ton kew.foih, y days out
scbr Emily, Smith, Wilmington, n C., days, naval sofes %
D c. Murray
stof-s to JoLas Smith CO.
schr L. g. BsInss Rogers Boston dsys udse. 20 mater.
sobE asp Islander Smith stamford dsys ndse 70 masf.
Sehr. PheniX, Layton, Rondou', iron for New Haven .
Sobr James Div.y sp New biuosvfcs, COAL hsrofd
schr X Dean. Cook. Philadelphia coal for TsIpton-
Scir Tyler Ple.cker Baltimore, coal, for New Haven.
schr Judge Rupon, Ls~r, New coal of New
Haven.
sctr Jsm.ss Frsno.. P.sr. Amboy mds for Bridrepor
sohr Charles ID. Hsocb Todd, Ezseethpor coal fof faD
River.
scbr O. w. Whistler, IT,, Psrter, Virginia 5 day.
sctr = A. Anderson, CAcburp, Ge0gstowD, g, ssyl
schI G. Sawyer, PsrsOn Virginia day., nolf 70 'sn
'i scSr Jop.: Smith DAYTON Wilmington c. day.. Laval
sloop New World Fly Elzsbe,bpor oO, for Ps~tocie.
Osprsy Kenny, Providence Idse and p.s- -
Odsl
sALID-svan.hip City OF Warrington for Lverpool snip
C.puop, for New Orleans; b.rts Lamphsssr, for Denerasi
Zephyr, for MsissA . -,
A,o snJs Flods for ssvsnnah James Atse Csass
tor; Jsmestowr Eofos &c Pafkeshua Baltimore florida,
Ee~ Oar chips Napier San frsnctsco ssac Webb Liver
pool ba X Teresa, hsIscsibo and 81. TDonAA
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MARRIED..

BILLINGS HciRTHUR-ln Hudson. OF W.enesdsy,
Oct u By ID. Rev Borden. Chester Billings of foff,
70 ss,sh Ssnsh.r Of Charles Macarthur Of the ormes place
ChAHER-gILL-On Wednesday, Oct 10, ~ St Mars
Church Brooklyn, ID by the Rev Wn. A. w. Nay BIN,
,u.,4d by The Rev Mr. Hstip Crsuer OF New YORK 70
phn. Eva eldest daush'e Of Jossph Hi o. Botyn d.
CULBFRT-RExsEN-On Ws5pesday, Oc.. 10, BY TIE Rev
Mr. Hsssin Jo.ish CubeI COrI.s laughter Of Peter
Rsnsen esd all Of Brooklyn y. ID.
CRICBI ON-RICHARDs-n this city, On Thursday De- %
A. The s,ntcL,tr.e. Churct by te Rev MI Bit, ThomD
JulH,n Chchtop Lizzie Richsd yo1pses, daughter Ct
C. Riohards
CARROLI-sTRAW-By the Rev DR.. Tyne at hi, residence
on Thur,dy svsrinR Oct ~ s. ID. Carroll Of Virgins 20
Anra Baxter Straw Of Florida
FAPR-DkEssER-Jn De Ka'b " Tuesday. Oct. II, BY
The Rev g. Cross Of Riehvie MI Miles Fan 20 Miss MAJ ma
Dresser both Of The former place.
Pblsde'ph,s, Tlursdsy evenicF
Oct % by tie Rev Chss d Cooper NJ. ~ymsA Morris o.
NswYorf Lzre daughter Of Js ob Sharpe Of Phisde
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AvrSvsd SusDAY, Oct. -.

s.an,hip Hsn.,yie Post savannah. mdse aud pass 20 H.
B. Cromw,n Co 9zh inst paced going over Swan
SIM B.n.er GIy..on % dsys cotton 70 Hennins
,osnus Va. Gays " Hs~rss. vith heavy noIheriy
.rss ss 'qas I'm t' -, y n - $50 =, ~ 10 !,
ta,s-d bark rlnlbess from Galveston fJr New fosh-
snip 5, Cssrss cay, AleIaIdis, Vs day. In ballad,
WIN Free, Had bsasy ws.-iy gale. the entire fAsxs.
Whrloct . Oct J. sSp-fsrced avery heavy gaze from vest
vnd la main ,npmsst ard number o. sss Ons srtn a.
Bari YamUii Lissyaus. SsA1lss OFT sugar Nc, 70 se-
B Iperieno-d heavy T. and n W. ses toe entire
Ban Eliza e.,s. (Brl Cooper, B.rnds Day. In s,iss 70
Tucker LisbtbourD. Had heavy N. w. sses "a,
Big k@BsLsv, Pierce bAnsot days lumber % mss,sr ga
in OF noLtsGh pas'sd 'nip Alma Grover from Bosom @
New.York.
Mary A. MOrs.n Bisio~ Elissee'hP0, e's ior New
sar Ruby iof Bo.:opl, Tracy JscisnTie L H. ID d'Jh
sesr Louise, Drsi....s Stamford In b.l~, fer Eliza
sess. Dwight, D.,dson Ls~y. Nsv-Hsvea n sLAs: os
Virsinis-
knsr.. HersOp, City Point days. four kc 20 james
Hobfsr Co
schr Hudson, ssochtoD, Portland 2 days, stone.
schr JohD "risht, DeEers n, Portland days. s.ore
scbr Jssph Ball, Co,e, Portland 2asys, sose.
schr RoAboke, Jooss, Taunton dsys nails master.
schr osGcas. Cum, ssn serties mdse, wesch-s~r.
scbr John HAdsu, Agi,r, New Haven days IN bAlAst.
schr Roseiu' Nieters,n, Tsur,oD days, IN ballast,
sooS Copy Wheeler. Pot Jefferson, ba. Ro.Aoz.
soop velocity Davis, Se~- aayen 2days Ia bslss-
s.e.nsr Boston ssusv, Philadelphia. and css Nay and
Steamer Petrei, Baker, Providepce mdse 10 l. OdeB
Steiner Pelican, Adrich, Provdenes, mdse. TO l. Odeh.
BELOw-ship Alma, Grover, from Bosop, In eAls.; s.h
Also, bark OcA, from Aps.cLicosi brig r NJ Nayhew from
BGb.dosa
SAILED Ship Escort, for New-Orlesna
WIND-Durrs tie day, from N. toNW.
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mark~t.-Pepoyted by Tslegraph.

NOBLE Oct .l-Co1Tox une hsr ssd sale. today 5000
b.es ss Of the g 5 BARS rsc.iOs Of the week y 90
sg.lus 80 last y,ar scf II Fort 30 M FKtGHr Of Cotton
NosiLI Oct 22-correx Is unchanged; sale. ,odsy 900
BiLrrsoss, Oct 22-rLoys fra WHEAT n1y,a, .ns ~.
vsnc.d case: Wh'e 81 25GS 4s Coas aciys Witt,
sSas7c Yellow SGsse. PsOSisoss quiet WHsAY STEADY
fnILipILPHIs, oc,. z2-FLouR quiet wHz,r STEADY
WLhs 81 5 R.d . 25 Com active Yellow s5c. WHISKY
Cncrslrrl o. 22-FLouR firm at $40 wHg.r-Rsd
6 otd -. White 81 "a 81 10. WHISKY da 81 IS pko.
ina' az .s s e ~ pcs La, re
fin ss.o 5obb. ;. 81 fsr doe s44ess s. or Sac
G l.a $3.50 . 10 az Mesia. indisr. ard oaia, 10
IS for dogble Wheat advanced ease ba. closed
ts.s No. Ml...s c'Ss :. 90 S4o ~ bs.s R.i
sna An Der aeAi..n :: 81 81 Is eco bash ceios W'i.
Grsil' qois, CAsAL fssGaTs hrn boat. .c.r LASs IN
Germ. 1900 bash Data CANAL ExPoRTsSo bola Fiozr,
s3ooo bush. wh...
Of 9;Ssfs ~ sse fs ef.ca
WELT T. ara acc L. .c,,vs @i1s G ms .. 81 ~
Sd IS for Milwaukee Club the make; c. Stag bloysG-
.s sHq5 iSss M S p, .ss
RYE quiet Oars sNee &C. offered Cso.t eu refused
st5s 70 Me- YcrI IsrosIs-Oo bb. Flour 80 b. Al
5.s' i lS 1a.a sst.y Gs3. EXPORTS 1880 'o. Flour
cnie.cO, OCT 22-FLoes srm ard s. hisher. war.r
cosS 49, arc srnsr oa1s 6fm Rscrlprs: 500 hi,
fsor go .h.., 5Odo. c.r $50 snfr-
MLwAuErr, o. 27-FLovR hrn. wHr.r .,.ivs and "a
Sc hsh-r s,les fr Club Coss qais, AID nominal
OATS steady
ALBANY ot es-s m-FLoga In food r-ques sale. CO..
bba WBEAT dl ssls eco bush rood White Canadian q
6 S Loo bush Whit. Michigan a. 81 OArs-sul~s
1890 bum STATE ard Cs acA Esst BARLEY resctsS
CSC sstso for Canada No Coss on uut, nonl.
naly 81 Ell q EYE-sAss SO bosa SIC. waIsxY-
10 ebIs q. CSC.
ToRosTo, De-, xz-FLors steady WH.Ar scsiye and arn;
sses Of soo bush 81 ia 81 Is for White Win--r
fof Red spiin< Las advanced Dc saL-s vase Oars
S.sdy 81 ~Sc bARLEY steady a. Sc
Dt1soi1, Oct a-sIouR active. WHEAT scSve WHIT. A.
- u. eel IS; Esd ~ 81 "a RECEIPTS: rs, bsA FIocr
500 oush Wheat SHIPMENTS: 4oce bbI P1oar.
TOLEDO, Oct 2-FLouE-5zlss Of sgp-rir- - 80
J.. WHEAT acv.IcDs &c eigs~d Red sales Of %h-
;. ~ u. kKcEfPTs-n00 bbls Flyar 10 SO sasl Wh.A.
sHPsESTs-2efo b5la Fiocr. 8 so DO What
SAVANNA Oct 22CoTTos 10 archsn sales .s-6ay $50
b..~s. - -
NtwORIE,ss oe. 2-CorTox s-.dy Sale today 500
haI.s a. lo Gf.c of htsng SUGAR firm fully f.r 7c
keL.ssEs 42c. Poxk broysn;; Mess SIS Src sic.
EACHAh6ES.
ST LOTS, Dc. - 1879 Sigh. Excbsrc. H-w.York 4,
e.ni pfeniou for God fd = zen. pf-ua fer Missouri Funds
&c lidl: 2, cent pfs r1in1 FIR Cur-ncy.
NOZZLE Oct H-sish. EGnhaDge 90 View York, par b q
cert preuipm- ~
clscDsAIicc, 2s-ssh; exchange Oa S.wYori Z, cen,
p.niEuL
PBn,DsLrRrA oct q -Excasnss ss~-YOsk, q. sight
pa % lis = o,a. premium
BALrIscEr, o.; .2-s.h; EIcha o. N.~Y crtniv
cent premium
COMMERCE OF MOBILE
AotiLE, Oct 2L-EIpor1 Of The exk csc CO. III. raprs
a'r eSlJ u ace 70 f.sI.sry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

MAS AsD WoyAs BADLY BURsED.-Last evening,
while Mrs Mary Cabert residing at No. 5S3 Wssh-
inston street IN the act Of kindlng fire in her
stove come sparks snapped ont and gnted oer dress
In az in,tant her clothing in blaze, and eur
rounded by mass Of fame, the poor woman ran from
the apartment screaming FOR assistance. Mr..
Culbert was in the yard at the time, chop.
ping wood, and hearing the cries Of biz
wife, FASTENED up stairs, but before he
could succeed in e1tinguisbing the flames,
her arms were burned almost 10 a crisp. Her body
and sce we're ALEC terribly burned. Officer Tyler Of
the liz nth Precinct a-o bearing the cres OF tue poor
woman, went to her aid, and with the assistance Of
some Of the bbors conveyed Der to the New York
Uospital. Mr.. gilbert had HE hands badly burned.
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SATURDAY. Oct. W-P. n,


Movements at the Stock Exchange continue 10 dis
play the peculiar characteristics of dull and unset
tied market, relieved only by more sctive dsmsnd
for State snd City Securities and of the best de-
sorptiOrs OF Railway Bonds, and the stss1y but not
vigorous support Of the prominent Railway Shares by
the operators whose efforts hsvs of late done much
to sustain prices. The fluctuations in New York Cen
trsl during the lsst week have been remarkably
small, the quotations hardly varying more than q !
Z cent fiom day TO day, Willie the transactions have
been larger than in any ether stock. This unHu.
stesciress is in great measure owing to the
careful management Of the bull party, who
understand the importance Of keeping this lead
ing stock Of the market arm. II is somewhat
remarkable that during the came time, and
while oguire statements Of the business CT the
Western roads are 20 freely made, that for these
stocks the course of the market has been 70 lower
prices The Gslena, for example which thus far has
shown the most marked improvement in lie business
Of any road in the Nor,hWest drsgs heavily. and is
actually lower q; the elose than s, the beginning Of
the week, while fox Rock Island, Ilrcs Central, and
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p>s>~.x~rs SAILED

z. ~ .toa.sAis Guy Of Bsshiss;5a, r Lsse-pS-SSt A
e sri-t.rses s.ssst~r. S-los Dr. p.s-y ,a Aar
= " ~, W A H,-hs,er,sr, Le q. fruPaste tsyai T.
kas Nv Yort; Price, Nee p,lnOsr'. Me- sea's ~
~, Eoo,y as. IA -. Mrs. SANFORD Mrs A. N1e Ma
u.,s,t,-, u c.sil, A. ~oolsy T. 4. c.us. 2 d. snoost'
,oiiysr r. A Cob y, c,gpon. LoeF.o l.y ,ns sayi'
J,ns, ps her Roe. Ls~op 0srps,f siwss Ls,.ss -
siup-oa sbs LADY, T. s,y ard ssy SAP SIsns go W.
Gsr,u Aafr.v- ~ Frss-r. l. IAsrtne, u Narrs. u
500 a Bop,...5 y Henri9u-s j. ". srcs.ad, N.s.
proshAr sou ara 8sus.ar c Ho~e, wsdhen r san
u.r,f sp.t,ll~ Osiiby Rr.usrd. W. b Re.nson- D.
HeLssD, ". Sicbo.no. D.osl.s ka3e p-mEster'
P F.isp J. G jores W Lasel All say J. Acb~is' iSs-
soo,. W c ruller sts 80 "a IA, re~r.te. -
~ ba,k r.,,,a 70, 81 TAe.s.. " i-RossI, s',r ~.
rcha. kelres Mr. AID Ma william More AID styAs,, c.
Ma
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who tined - avert the day OF ~ poser we're ouy rut
ung up bill With the Almighty. The ory r.st ~hlcn
Slavery had YES the right 70 De. Bot y "a asksd;
WIS. good has 81 thiS done y 1t vOald ~ slave
bolS,r. tsirkirg. Gov. VIE bad thought gsren y
dining the rat week han be had thought IN MS
LIE before The circumstance had shOEp ~ on what
foundation Slavery resed, and hos essly 1t VA msde
10 u.nbk n zOoDS Also call the slave pcpglai N %
osr,ider their own right, and thst they hs1 sy-nos
tbizsrs al the eouDtry. Hs desired tnst Slavery
mig have . pescssb,e tsruin.;on by the power OF
the gspel bu; If the word OF God vN contsmbed,
sro popular sentiment cefed then YET The ssve poT
take fs chances in the general wreck which vas a.
certain o. TIRE sunshibe. The slave power ls goity
Of ell the blood tina, sss pbed a. hafpcrs
Ferry. Virgi1is On her very face, bore The
arms of the ipcesdisry, snd the Broefs Ferry
vas but co on-D Of he future. Gov. Wl.e hsd 'sd
10 4 friend OF Mr. g. that be cared not for the nan
who vas freeman and would be slave; or, on the
other hand, for the man mo beng eisve, could oe
free bu. would not He ssid thst me case 70 qnsson
appalled, TIE Executive Government The fsoerN
Authorities dare no; touch IL, SOD It vas thrown back
upon Virginia to settle. Doubtless the men who Vi
engaged in thi- sFsr w0n9 be hung and Il ws 10 be
hoped that their sps uoplt be borne the wings OF
PRAYER TO lie throne Of God and that when they sere
zone. their needy fneDds whom they might leave be
hind would be cared Tor out Of the a,und.ocs OF every
heart. Mr.. G. corcluded by urging upon his congre
cation the importance Of thinking night on this qnes
lion and speaking Is ut sbOut ~ Parents shond ualp
up a. cir children IN the love ~ hb~ry.
The church Wa filed, and the Congregation wss
fairly divided between White and colored.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......oer. Il
Cleared.

s,s,m,hrs-Jsn.rovn Sinner Norsnt Lnal.m Hsin-l.
.n; Foriis Nesp New oes b. Richards sloiii. Crowsl
ssv.uuaa Mitchell Son rsiksrseuIs P9~e! bAumos.y
p Cromwel Co james Adser, Adams, Caases'on spoE
fcre TDsston Co
sbp-M Livrrton Samson Pensacola, Chsmb-rir Psepa
Bsiis-A Chids su.n hsrseil.s Boyd Heinz ksa; pac
&C. Norusude srl L. Normand, Hav-, BOYD hs'nefes
Fec. Fr Brasher Bos,op Boyd HencAeni srs ndsFs
AcF.su Prince ~ Becker Grseves T-n.a Pseg,
M.rssiho ard s. Thoulss HslsD5 Phelps Co L.psey,
Bisop Msn.s, j. T. Dow; j. L. Davis, Fairenid, hoeL-,
Esgei Hazard -,
Brirs-Apsosur., Mshlmsn. Csiis Bsrbsck Co Pamela,
w.s Nuevss P,ck Church; Princeton "ss, Jsessonve,
c e J. P.,s's
Gapse, Smith, Philadelphia James Hnd Edwin Gordon.
Charleston J. Smith c.; Charles Willie. Hcop-f, Bangor,
n.sn Duncan k.rwin, Avery Bsl,Imore xsl.r LorS y
Op.resu l. Dsyis Fisher Savannah McCeshy Mos. 70
Sarah UPTON Portland. u Hs'ch &c Ooesn Wave WM-
sr Wsshipstrn, Tesir Horn; O. Mansnau, ssnddef Mo-
lie N IL Bsbsmi NiuSoss Heath Point fe.rs, 0Oad D..
Brookm.n Go. A Alsn t8r }, Roberts H.iisx. De-
vof Cears Dyer Jsch ,oayile Brett Son Co Usy Crane,
Rich mopS Van BruD, sl.sht, Hs1s Winter kehnonA,
H. Penon; J,m.sown Lstourett- CITY Point, dsntef
w T. Lsss-,, Gbson, Norfolk Bedei s~sn Dill Baia'
more, Nerin Abbott; Ms, Disosvsy Baltimore, nsrrI
Abbott Wcno,t, PsfheT Boston, Dayton sprssse-
shop-souhpoTt Glsdsin New Haven. master
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Pierre, Philadelphia n BT<p, lrol.
sdes, VAndeyeer, rhiAd4iphis. }. Snss-
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HIGHLlNDs, Oct - sunset No invsrk boaDd yesss
IN nsb, TIE weather Il e-sr with Light ~iad ota me W.
SANDY HOOK, o. ., suns-s-fhe ship Alma sad bsrk
In b.y band Inward The AMP is1ie Webb kr
BOSTON, Oct. BAR today ship John Wis Kin, ron
Tscshssns bark MsrtlsAnr Burgess from Hayans ens se
cal lom Por, gu Prince.
The BRIG r. J. Gilmore, Capt Roger, vrecssd st
70 Island ot TIE iast Nth fell cAsxc for Beop-
PHILADELPHIA: Oct Carr. chip saaaroci froa Liver.
pools barb Csnsds from S.soa Dsnsh brig l.s RON
J0iks isod Dorins gse the Ocesa e ssors A. East
Bssor. arc threw overheard go snshes Bark pes,
tloSn on fro Grand Csy bad reuDsd ID. sh AIS
SAVANNAH o. y -Bslo- fur skips spposed 10 b. be
Roo"ri CosouAr from Phiatephs Rosss Seirr ffo Ses-
ioiG Elizabeth Bentley, foa =, and ole unknown.
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The City Council oi Cincinnati have pissed reac-
Luton nstruc the City Solicitor 70 oppose the con
fru alton oftbe foreclosure sale Of the Covngton and
l.. g.on Railroad.
Tie Cincinnati Gazette Of the Goth ssy.:
"While there j. a continued demand for money, the
apple a'iors are neither rnnerous or pressing a.
they have been for geek pss,. Basines- cs---@ 10
view II the general oserss reported, are shaping
their bu.ress 60 q. be independent 30 FAR a. pos-
Re NJ hank aeco-r nodniiors snd bssdes. there Are
ndiea;ious q So Improvement IN the supply o. cur
rsrcy 70 that, altogether, msters are o"s o-V@f
within tie las, week come Of or bankers have re
ceiyed applications from toe country Tor mooey
s..og i Gooted here a. l0cl IL cent tor first ss-
psp.r. parties abroad suppose !, only necessary 70
inske Vtsi they regsrd a. 10. ! bills 70 obtain d.
counts here.
wEIILY STATEMENT OF TIE SEw-oELEAss BANKS
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Y,-n ~ stL t0vr,s-'s 80 bea rs"s ~
- "a 81 see 10 Carp 80 81 Oxs ftI' 90 ~,
sst e Bnsy ~ pssL sssss 100 60 "sssy. : 60 FessS
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Disasters.

crEttc T.. Oct 2-rbe ship America 10 shors a. Neal
snes .a ave re; OF hold after Two days saana'
NJ s~sner ana have le'. for ser sssn,sncs'
Tie cap;ain expects n get Ter az
Joy ssssf1 Elvcsd Watts ssq Sec ESaId Of UaAsrwTe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

GovEssMHsr CoSrs.crsubjoined the prices nesrly
s.rersin-d from which Il the
sbou cssf below year both for Beef and PORK But
h Beef ha. been .psd the majority Of
q The inference 20 Be drawn from
that odeEats prices likely pevail during next
Al competitor with American Beef during the
will b. cured Gssz sno Teganrog both Of
which pisces there large establishments in operation From
the shipments arrived II evident. that the qrsty
equal n p-rio, the finest American, and by Of
will BE- quite early in the market About coo p,cksss
Gssz been rendered and accepted tor TIE present
cortrsc, price- much b~c~ Ar.srican IDEAS
PoRg-In 'i-rces about 81 20 Cd IN barrels about ~ la Sd
BIL-In teces about 80 Is 3D. in barrels about "a Ia 3D.
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Pn..ruuev. Arrived

IL bd,s Yuns,-, J,0- Maia.Eas-J Csnusro j. s'1es q
Roth. 81 hsloz r. s.ocdArd. -
IA ho,s rira Bd,,, Irou B>r~udi-J. n Csrercn Ms
Csu,rou Ms, Cansrs,. Mice Msry Nab Me, Eltsesh
h,,h Master Pows-d u1scotsb. Wm Marin, "a, penrs -
ton james Bil A. Dsfr,i. Master Alex T. Anisfonser,
Mis-. Mar, Z Au;srsds- Lar. G. Au'srsrds-, Assef-
hrS6,e Mr.. Anssrst Arth1r, Mss,sr AtaI, A. Ato1f,
Wu. Arthur J. Arthur =. Artsur, Laura Ps.r.cE.
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To,.l..s94ei.l7l $50 s.s sIs.ss.s2a 500 ~

Inerease......s x5l9 Decrease. I,lol
The following is statement Of tolls received on the
Canals Of this State up to this monh compared with
those of last year:
49,, "a 70, ,o. second ,y,,k in October 1859 ssi3s4 s6
,sc,3 n, o ,sconj ys.x In October 1853 $50 AZ
Decrease in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sS,4as 81
Auouut received for tolls from opening OF nsvigs-
40 81 z77,s7o 90
Amount recey ed for tolls from opening OF nsyies
is ss " Ana i.'i-..-s Observation-Disclosures. esq ss7 OF
p.er,ass In sS7I965 IL
BY the Europs, Messrs. Trimmer & Granger Of
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21
Chasanaake and Ohio Canal.

". s. Ringgold, esq, Clerk Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company. has just completed an
interesting comparative statement OF the princlpal
articles of commerce transported upon the canal
during the years 1857 and 1858.
The ascending trade is thus given in the years
respectively, and in tons: Fish-lS57, 400; 1888,
,l7-decrease in 1858 Of 273 tons. Grocerics-
1857, 1875; 1858, l7S-decrcase, IL tons. Salt
1857, I.539; 1858. l.9ij-increase in 1858 OF iO6
ton.. Lumber-lSj7. .36G; 1858. SiiB-decrease,
4S2 tons. P~laster-ls5I, 2,l36; 1858, '2,Sl3-in-
crease, ca tons. Total, 1887. 2l,l52; 1888, ~
800; aggregate increase of spa tons, consisting
Of materials transported short distances for the
Washington aqueduct.
The descending trade is highly gratifying, show
ing an increase in every article but two:-Flour-
1857, lO.967: 1888. II. OO7-incrcaSe 40 TONS
Wheat-lS57. $3.50; 1858, 4,4O2-increase CIV
tons. Corn-lS57. 1892; 1858. 6,275-increase
8s3 tons. Ofal-lS51. 2SS; 1858, 5ie-increase
26l tons. Lumber-1Sj7. l,S47; 1858, 1859
increase 500 tons. Pig Iron-lS57, l,2l2; 1855,
9s3-decrease 279 tons. Coal-ls57, l23,5e6;
1858, pa, 6S4-increase 13l,ltS tons. Coke
1857, 2,O45; none in 1858. The total in tons in
1857, 1898; in 1858, 324. l92-total increase in
1853. 1859. The whole amount of tolls collec-
ted in 1857 was $94.s 0 81: in 1858, sl7l,Os o.
increase Of 1858 over 1857, S16,2S2 54.-Bdhi-
y,yrs SJu