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IRON TIE HON Ho-cor cosTLIN@, coSGRE--s.s
YLYcr rRcT sEw-rosH.

GTCt October n. 1879.
GExT1rxEy: ast received yan insi.'ioa e -d-s
Rsth~sfiu Nsc'irr Inur-day evening h-A - he Noof
institute
.-srheze If Republicans always presents strong s rae
,ins 20 M. bt at . particular time and IN your lily deter
r.d n,,sranee truthful living seutinents would fa ros'
In.n.- hostility senuin. d-mccrey doune.rns deni.l-
oa ksv. long held greet ssc-ndeacy IL the pocs Of the
CIV n Espubleans and RePuhe-H!sIn sub
ed sr Abuse such as save not been wit
.sed In other iree PORTION OF the co.Hls
recent st;smp tTaple the statute o. the s;Ate
and 20 st common honesty defiance in order 70 ooacl the
election slsng example OF the KID CT eppo-
ton yen compelled cons'ently 20 enconn'ef 81,
hi. bs. Incident Of the campaign not however With
out i's consolIE use
fastened upon you the anxious Of every portion OF
, S,se and drawn hope. and sympaths-. Of thcns
hearty wish to ssy 70 the true who
viii Thursday thai Oneida County ioot with deep
interest upon the tappie in which snsy are snsasra'
"oe"' Yoar 81, .-rvt ROSCOE CONKLISG.
M..,r. MlRsHlLL and Others, Committee. kc.. Newforf
FROM THE BOy. CHARLES HUGHES.
SANDY Hill O-. % 1854
G1xr1xxry: Your Of the es inst IL before inyi
address ratification meeting In your city on the ID
proxino . -. l.. -,,-- -.
your smell stomrg party in the stronghold Of the bu
have been made Tor nc and must OF nec
sify decline 49,,
John Brown il not dssfhs head and bones to the
neoT. and where Union -ayins' il made trade.
Be OF rood cheer the country aroused and al WI be
well
dom that drown the booming report OF the tens Of
Thousands that enemies may roll up In your city
thanks for kind invitation have The honor
20 be- yery sincsrely yours. kc., CHARLES HUGHES.
N,.sr. D. D. T. MiR,H.IL. Chairman and OWN W. BnsS'
sAS THoxAs rrrLy and Others Committee.
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m.rLe,..P cported By Telegraph.

Prn.prlrHr, Nov sIf.oys sIp 8: - s,s =, Is g for
E,fns Ws..r sa css ,s Ss ..e. ac bush Yellow ii
sdsc. wHrsxr dul st ssd .'ic
sT s . Nov d e R ssl sapsas
- sra 20 for Western; IS oa 90 for double saas
accc tu,h choice Ray Club ~ os 600 Su'h White
Csnsds At 81 D. Other grains quiet and no Gales WHskf
All and nominal d2slc CASALFRxGHrsisc On Corn Isle
and @ on sSs sas TO- MS.. Corn
bush Barley C.sAI ExPoRrs-soo bols Flour "o BUSH
o.~xso Nov S-FIorR /. UNCHANGED; sales small WHEAT
held firmly while buyers generally insist Sp1n Snt sonscs
SH i ssfsi s isS Sa.h do slightly
bush Red Michigan on pss terms FssSa2s @ at
81" on Flour and Wheat 70 Neigh LAKE, lx,oSTs
fsnr Coco bush Whes bu:h Rye 900 br.b Barley
RirxpTs-s 900 bb Flour 500 bush Wheat SHIPMENT
500 bill. Flour; 100 bush. Whesi. .,-z,.,-, ,,
siS SassG Receipts Of to-day 1900 bush
ToIrDo Nov 3-FLorR-saes az 20 o 'I hh pn
Nov Faosss in good ss%sSd B iss.
H.. dirs and holders firm Of 800 bush At ,sdsoe
s.ssi: :'' Canada A'' st ''@'~ . ..s.-
"a odS bales. FRsiaSr. to Liverpool s-l6d
NV ORInAss Nov a-CorroS-s9ls. to-day u co. GO oTss,
CHANGE on London declined cent sdst cent premium
Sigh, Drai. NewYOrk declined cent, at tat cent
pcEioaeo Nov s-FLorn dull Wheat dull and declined lc
,. s SY bib Fs sf 60 Su:s Wh. SSS
10 oco hush Data SHipaxSrs: bbls Flour 50 00 bush.
Wheat 10 eco bush. Corn. 1900 bush. Oats. - -
MIwArxrE Nov. 3.-fLouR steady WHEAT dull and de-
ssIoS Nov a-Corros hrm ssies for the last w"
days s. eco bsles. , - -.
s., Norm a; Nov ss91rSss.sc tsd'y 5000 bales
MoEILE, Nov a-ssht Drsns on NewYork par al p cent
CHICAGO, Nov. 2-Sieht Drsns New.YorI II y ccnt
premium for currency. and y premium for Gold
kEwORLEASs, Nov a. Exchange on NewYork At dsht y
cent discount to par
BALTIMORE, Nov. a-sieht Exchange New.Yorh an.
chsnsed.
PniLApELPHIA NOva-Sigh Drsns New York unchanged
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Passeugers Sailed

In ssamship Europa. FROM Boston for Lir<ypool-E. X.
Harris Mrs l. A. Harris, Miss Minnie r. Stevens Mr. and
Mia O. Richardson, Mn, PUsn Stevens, Mas Reed Capt
Albert Dunbar Benjamin Stephenson, NJ smith, Mrs. j.
Feemsn s. Dexter H. r. Kendall Francis Jones' Bos-
toni Rev. j. Chaplin, AtintOn; T Casey Master Edmund
T. Putnam Mrs Sarah J.. Smith Mira c. L. Putnam Salem
Carter Brown, Providence Rev. Bacon Right Rev d.
Bacon and nisnd Portland Mr., Everett and child Beth
Lsugbin Esstport B. Flynn, HubbsIdston; 8 Messenger
John Glib James OCrane NJ b. Hook, James II. Ho ister
George (ea-by James Packham New York Clayton, Schos
Brootlyn haIks Du Bisnon Dr. Cove White Georgia
Henry Mixer Neworesns Mr. Leach and lady, B. Ross.
B. Meldrn James Lawson. Cslora; John Van Cott o L.
Lngesqus Jacob Gates Milo Andnes Eas H. Blackburn,
0sisy, W Bociie, George Bsyley. Napier, Liverpool
Jhoma, FIT'ter key John Wsddngon o. London; Henry
II. Held, HaDbuIs-1.
For HaI,foT-Wn. r. Mckenzie, Fall River; j. r. Vain.
wright Bsnore O. Csrmsn, James Laurie NJ A. Zabriskie,
New York Me Elliott Yarmouth John Welsh. Henry Pryor
VIM HILL r. Uniacke, Henry Cordwe Halifax Sir Alexander
Bannernap, wife and maid, St. John's-ll Total, S.
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AMERICAN 1SsTITrTE.--At a regular monthly meet
ing Of the American Institute held last evening, Gen.
Hail. one of the viccPresidents in the chair, reports
received fSGRs thfo y tie fate Fair at Palace Gar
den. A resolution offered by Mr. vedder direct
ing tina, list Of all members whose names are on the
books Of the Institute be made, and that Il should dis
tinpush life members and those who are two years
or in arrears also give the occupation and resi-
dence Of each member, the list 10 be printed, and
copy rent TO each member.
This resolution had the effect Of bombshell, and
called ont an animated and almost angry discussion.
1t was opposed by the Chairman, and some others,
oettnsby on the ground Of expense and the want Of
an appropriation In the of the discussion Mr..
Chambers the Secretary, said that there about
Isl names en- his books that could be seen by any
member at any time Various propositions were made
meet the expense by charging small price for each
printed copy OF the lst, closing with offer from Mr..
II. L. Stewart, member, to print 800 copies, and
forward them 10 members at his expense--the list
TO lie ready for distribution at the next monthly
meeting, provided the manuscript copy should be fur
nsied for the printer within the next three weeks.
Til raghtou method of doing the business brought
the talk TO cose. The discussion developed the fact
that the object OF the opposition TO the
not really expense, but rather continue the
Institute under its present management. The whole
subject finally laid the table, and the meeting
adjourned. After the adjournment, Mr.. vedder in
formally accepted Mr.. Stuars proposition, and agreed
TO furnish the manuscript within the time proposed
And the lit will doubt be printed and presented at
The December meeting.
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Arrived.

s,sansh!p Yorktown Parrish, Norfolk, nsdse and psss
LUdlsID 4 feineken
ship H. H., Hodges Glasgow Sept mdse TO Zsrega Co.
Had continual westerly the sptre Oct lat -
IS lon ~ spoke chip Mic Asc. Glasgow Aug IS for
iex day lat "a 49, Ion q 90 passed bark Jenny Lind
loi a,srtord I'D psssed large ship bound w. with black
bell 10 her foretopss ilth lat % 10 Ion So lost from the fore
Nov IS niles g. w Of the Highlands took pilot from boat
g. w Blunt Capt Hodges reports that from the day Of his
sailing to arrival he has large number Of vessels bound
West
Ship Mary l. Sutton tof Mysc spceY San Francisco l07
days via Rio Jeneiro sept r. In ballast order Oct g. of
Csp~ Sc Rogue. ssled chip James Hovey from Cslso Nov
lat OF on spoke bark Pentucket south side Of Cuba
New-fori days out The ~ L. s. has bad fresh breeze
relo To northw ard since passing Cape Haitersa
pass 90 =" M Nelson Sons Oct e. lat ~ 10 NJ Ion % -
Ess.
BAH C. B. Trit. of Philadelphia scuu Galveston Is days.
elton 20 Sorco-s Prince On ID inst OF Great Egg Hsrbor
islsled bark GaIeNe fof New Hsvenl steering y.
Fan Cecilia. Ably Savannah IL days, cotton Ae 70 sturses
CHAIRMAN & Go.
Brig Thomas 81. Msyhew Hail. Hamilton Bermuda. Oct t.
bassi 10 Smith, Jones Co. Sailed in company with brig
Jschn, Page for Derisrare; brig Comet Br) HILL for Bsiti
more ben coming oct AM bark ashore on the rocks
esr hub Cut; had been bu. abort time
Brig j. r. ENico 'of Buchspor). Wiison, Lsxs Cuba Oct
H. nshoesny and cedar to d. b. BTooknzn Co. When
ns out hip Ar-thusa B from Zazc for Cork &C. ashore
en- ZsEs Key would probably come OF " hoot damage.
osw God pinen.o, Ac. son Co. Has had heavy
r-sher the whole sprung foEenass bead has been -
By Gen Pierce L. De- Matanzes % DAYS sugar and moas
.es to kis ksyuash Has beer days OF hserss, with
h-s,y n. ED " ". kaI&
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A MEETING OUTSIDE.

While the meeting was progressing within the
Hail. which was 80 densey packed as to exclude about
one thousand persons, comprising delegations from
several uptown Wards, who had responded to the
call motion was made for the organization Of sepa-
rate meeting in front of the Institute in Eighth street.
Several bands of music in attendance. Numerous
transparences designating the several Ward Associa
tions present also their various candidates for ONCE
together with flags and banners, Were protusey dis
PLAYED throughout the assemblage, which nearly
filled the larSe square bounded by Third
and Fourth Avenues and Eighth streets. Mr..
GEORGE SPARROW called the assemblage TO or
der, aud introduced Mr.. JAMES FARRAS as the
first speaker, who opened with brief but telling adj
dress Mr.. Fnrrad followed by Messrs. JAMES
KELLY, d. d. CoSovER, the Hon. s. p. Vas buren,,
SIAs Is. butcher, and AcKERMAs C. ELLIS, in
short speeches. in which the vital questions OF the day,
as touching the political aspect OF the country, and
preliminary to the great contest of 1862 were discussed
with spirited effect. The Republicans of the several
Wards were urged vigilance in detecting fraudulent
voting at the ensuing election. At the registry just
concluded attempts at fraud have been numerous, and
the strices vigilance will be called forth in order TO
secure the great ends at which We aim. The greatest
enthusias was manifested throughout the meeting.
which did adjourn until late hour, when the sev-
era organizations preceded by their bands, proceeded
20 their respective Wards.
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THE LETTERS.
FROM GOV. CHASE OF OHIO.

CoLrxaus Oct. 81, 1859
GrsrlySxs If at all possible fol- me to vi, your
city this time should accept invitation 20 address tho
Republicans Of NewYork the 81 Of NoveHiber but my
d.s here forbid yield to the pronP'nss Of my inch
The verdic, of Ohio of Freedom aad reform this
Fall emphatic and significant. Ccncured in a y: BY
Minnesoa and far local results seen TO Indicate
general sentiment BY Indiana also exhibits the fixed deter
slavery rom National Territore and to ens back ou
Nations, to The ps: md a. o.ss.
BY the sober Judgment Of stesds and we are
.Sd Ksuss. :. we'll a. for tina, Of your Empire State
Thus all tie orens are ausPcons May courage sad pa
personal and devotion to the
distinguish seton ard insure glorious triumph to the 30
cred side which We espouse.
Your friend and fellow citizen.
D. D; T. M.nsH.,r, O. W. Bnnss.y TaO; i1IiE' !. 3
DrTCBER, L. y. SHEPARD, {. y. T.. LrkpxR. II. T.
CLEVELAND and GxoKeE SPARROW, Committee
YRoM SENATOR KING.
OspxSsssrGH. October 70 1879.
State ison the Cooper institute on fsaTdsy evening
Ny such ,nsie impossible for to be
hi, G r.l the 81 ss State sss deep Interest ' S p
cal preceedns Of both H.. Republican. and anti epusesn IN
the city in Hoon and eonadrfly b,sv. ,he prospect.
soeh justify the bidding you b OF good sheei Inc wscre
OF tie state and the spirit and resolution sveyve manifested
premise complete the Republican state ticket, Win
PRESTON KING.
Me-srs d. D. T. MARSHAL. Chairman and ovkS W. BRsg-
sAS, sId others. Committee.
FROM SENATOR rEssrSpTS.
PosrrANp, Oct. r. 1859.
M Dx,R SIR: regret tina. al the time remaining TO me be
fore dcpsTtu for Washington business
snssg thai compelled 70 decns your invitation
quite nantes. TIA: the Democracy yOar ciy have de-
elinlned eude the baotbox sabseveni and
corruption sBccEsy hope tia; TIE friends Freedcg viii
have occasion TO irl any other that ta
such all d, eSperi-nce 1Ad exhibition o.
po.ii!ea. deprty;iy. Your, respectfully,
v. p. fEsSHSpES.
Nj. II. d. T. N,RsHAiI Chairman. &c.
FROM WILLIAM l.. DAYTON OF SFw-JERsyY.
TRgSTo> " j.. Oct. 20 1859
GExrixxr~ very much rsrrt the pressure Of r!ai
c.s0 this slate will deprive the power Of teins
present with the publ OF The Cy 81 New o. the
evening Of Thursday next
We woriis hArd in NeW-J-g.ey ard thu. hssSe eh o.
Nov ;ltty vii give coed account o: RespsAiy,
ob-aisnt servant WI ]. DAYTON.
II. H. L SAEsu4II, 9. r, sal sbey>, CpHu.,,c~
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PORT LAFAYETTE, Nov. J. sun:etEShip H:TPswel, ir
GLASGOW pas,cd here at ic:aS 'hip Emerald .e for No
bile ship Lookout for San Francisco - No
inv AID bound vessel. sight Wind Ag from w ~e~Aex
Gle .
SANDY HOOK, New Z, sunset.-No inward oonnd vcssels
IN irht Wind n. w. Hight; weather clear
HIGHLANDS, Nov. 3, sunsrt-No inward oornd v~essh 70
,irht Wind w, hight, weather dear.
LONG BRANCH, Nov. 4, sunse.-ship tnaerwnter. nom
NewY ork passing Lons Branch, bound In Wind v" hhs,
weather clear. . -,
CTARLESTON Nov. 3--Arr. slip Cerdels, from New.
Yo,k Repos passed Of Ea,,crss bark Pentueke - ays
north the lsle Of Cuba and supplied Der with provisions.
In Ofne shp Excelsior. from Stworie~ns Tor Europa
Nessel !ealy and crew muiinous
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Am steamer kensinston ron
Bceton. . =, a.. nj. !,
Jan. brig supposed 90 be the Delhi nom Havana
Irving loading for Newly orb at MAfssoo on he
.h Of October. =,
UYANNIS "A letter received here dated lava He'd
Avg 49, reports the ship Nsbob of Bosten) Baxter shsas
on Island Of Java Il days from New orh aud all well
BOSTON, Nov Arr. brig Ne.ta, Fuller, Galveston
NEWPORT Nov. a-Arr to-day, brig b. fonns EAs.ss,
Calais for New-York. -. -
IAN big Cs'hane Rogers from Calais r Newfc
she had the Nantucket Shoals and he'd thva
Of her 1eck loed of lumber 20 get ot
Sailed I'd biif Mary Ann & Susan. for New fork
ktW-ORLEANS, Nov. 2-Arr. ship J. r. Wheeler, ton
Boston.
Nov 3-Arr ship Portland from Liverpool, Ieasins a&
otherwise damage In u hurricane on Oct %
ship Hannah Crocker nom New ofk bark Nv
,iue from Philadelphia
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l. AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATIsTICAL So
cIETY-Tiis Society held its November session at it,
roc ms in Clinton Hail. last evening, Mr.. Archibald
Russell vice-President, in the Chair. The business of
tie meeting was opened with the usual routine, in
GLIDING tie acceptance of several members who
had teen proposed at previous session. The Secre
tary reported the receipt of letters from Foreign
Societies in almost every capital in Europe. The
Librarian reported the receipt of about two hum
bred and ninety volumes, beside variety of PAM
phle,s and journals from foreign individuals. A
sisting Of Judge DAILY and Messrs. Viele and Moore,
TO indicate candidates for officers Of the Society TO be
chosen n lie next meeting.
letter was introduced from Prof. A. Guyot Of
hinceton-ot.ers were introduced from Carl Ritter,
the celebrated German geographer, directed TO Prof.
Lieber and George Bancroft. Since the letters by
the )ast.named gentleman, Mr. Ritter has died and it
ton in memory OF the illustrous deceased but
ton further action postponed till the next meet
ing A chart Of the track Of the Fox TO the Arctic
rel lens in search of the remains Of Sir John Franklin
" az presented by 3lr. Disturneu
Mr. u. W. Fix, Secretary of the society, then read
q paper translated from the lcelandic by the reader
and composed by unreveaed individual, the his
tory resources revolutions and present condition Of
Iceland. The paper interesting throughout. The
reading being concluded, motion of DR.. Thonspeon,
thanks returned 10 the Secretary for his accurate
Translation and the author for the valuable produc
ton. TIE Society then adjourned.
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fHE ALLEGED BREACH OF Trust IN WALL
STREET.-7he Journal Of Commerce has the follow
ing version OF this case 10 which We alluded yesterday
which Is believed to be correct:
There considerable excitement in 6nancia
circles to-day. growing out Of a report that leading
broker in the foreign tobacco trade had committed for
gerry Of mercantile paper to the amount Of ego 900,
upon which he had realized, and then atsconded 10
Europe with the proceeds. The gentleman alluded 10
is Mr.. n. RAIDER who-e Office is at No 81 fall stree,
hut we learn from bis who il associated with him
in business that the report in question does his father
prSs injustice, ard is without any substantial founda-
on in fact. There appears TO have been dispute
beiw cen Dir. RAIDER and a large cigar and tobacco
dealer whom the former claims have assisted 60 far
that he was in some danger Of becoming involved HIM
self IL Mr.. RAIDER obtained any notice which that firm
claim their property, and realized upon them for his
advantage, be has doubtless done for the pur.
poe Of securing himself agsins, anticipated lo-s in
manner be may have deemed ju-tifsble, but 70 which
they may roTy Esely otiecI. lie tss no gone 70
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NEU-IERSEY ITEMS.

PROBABLY HoNIoIDE.-About ii O'Clock on Wednes-
day night the inmates of r tenement house in
Newark avenue near South Sixth street, jersey City,
were aroused by hearing heavy fall in the hallway
below Upon going down TO ascertain the canse, they
found tunnel man named james Sullivan lying insn-
sibe in pool of blood. Drs. Senderlng and Quidor
were called in and upon examination found eight knife
wounds uron the body and head. Two Of the wounds
were in the region of the heart, one Of which is sup
posed to have penetrated the lungs, and will probably
prove fatal.
A. far as can he ascertaned the injured man and
negro named Elijah Jones, were on intimate terms
with white girl. who in the habit Of resorting
IN the tenement houses known az Outch.row.' The
two men happened to meet there on "Wednesday night
and became engaged in quarrel in reference 10 the
girl, who was also present. They afterward met IN
the street. when the quarrel was resumed aid despe-
rate fight took place during which Sullivan received
the stats.
Tire coIored man, Jones, made his escape leaving
behind biz hat. II is supposed that he went on
board coasting schooner, lying at Brooklyn, upon
which he is employed. warrant was issued for
bis arrest yesterday, and officers were in pursuit Of
him.
Coroner Morris proceeded TO take Snllivan's depo-
sition but found him in too critical position for
this purpose.
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

The AMOUNT OF TAX TO BIZ LEvTED N Kings
Couy1Y-The Board Of Supervisors held regular
meeting Yesterday afternoon, at which reports OF differ
ent Committees touching the finances Of the county
were presented. Among the documents was one from
the State Controller stating that the aggregate vaiua.
ton Of property in Kings County was slO4, 29359l,
upon which sum State tax of $3.50 7;s 80 is to be
levied for the current year. of which $s2l 90 is for
school purposes SIS ls4 IS for the canals and $i7-
800 a for general purposes resolution was adopted
appropriating the same upon the several wards and
towns of the county, ne follows:
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THE SUNDAY PAGEANT.

To TIE Editor a The ". Y. Ty,bane
SIR: regret TO see the announcement OF the pariae
IN honor OF Senator Broeck for Sunday next We e reeov
ps ,lov from the dsnorsxatiou caused Sunday ppn
md other abuse. OF only day Of quiet ard good cur
ZEN /. rejoicing the manifest improvement WI not sny
bsi, &c the old order Of things TO M
,srrup he worship churches sndo e-tsehss an
r-,r,dentp Were there necessity toniro.hnS vac
boss f,hs, particular day-oher than that Of pride or 'ehh
might be raised As Is Please hin % nc
90 having th. matter in charge that MI brodechs
nsme I'D 10 dow po-tey favorasy his Trend. re-
rain frcm ss-ocisting with needless inS's TSxpvP
and lee inss Of Sunday loving citizens. AN hAEHA'
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Brig Grace wo,hins.ou rr,r,hy. Sal, Key. T. Z. " dss
sstt o hon psou Hunter.
s Hannah Bseh, Mai,he~, Eastpor., subsr for R'oh-
noud -
rsun'on. -. -.
Jop.s Smith Go.
scLr N.Iia L. Ball. Lawrence, Portland. Conn s,one.
schr. Mountain EsE!s, Amss, Rocklana day., linz
sehr Aln!rs Hart fsirh4ven. Iad-e. for Troy.
fchr OFpfon Nash, Rccklsnt days, hre.
s,hr 4 :. Buckinshaip Skinner. Portland days Sou>
Schr Robert Smith WilcoI, Portland days, stsn--
4ehr Eiswsiha. Hell, RoSklAnt days. hn.e.
srhr tlic, Pic. Law Philadelphia coal for Ne~ hsv~sl
sloop F,hsn Allen Smith Providence days. IN t~l~st
siesner Wes.ehoser. CLARK Providence, mdse 10 Isas
Odell -,
Jossrh Allen.
sAIIED-ship. Bsrp-wen Glasgow EIcebior, Liverpool,
Emerald isle, Mobile. ,
a.o Steamship Huntsville Savannah ship LoSAeot, san Fro
ciseo.
Withholding the dAy, ~ W.
III. h,, N,p.uue Car ee register Tnr-Ay
No., g. on Balance Dock for repairs vi
h, ,t,irr.d rrcsulh~d, and newly ecppwred
IN. steamship Yorktown Of the New-York and yisins
s,r.n,Lp has been hauled o. and via e
Of he Quaker n.y. tn "a. HAVANA sra NesoseAns Has,
leaving the iNh Of Soyenaoer
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Noz.Rr DyvocRaIic GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Mozart Democratic General Committee met al Moha''
Hall last evening" and in secret conelave Tor up
ward Of two hours. Charles A. May occupied inc
chair. Fernando Wood, Chairman Of the Committee
on Charter Election reported in favor of certain dates
for the holding Of the various primary elections. ine
r.port was adopted, and the Committee adjourned.
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m NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1850

Turore, but 70 nsighboring city, rrooan,y W.. III
view Of withdrawing himself from any 1np,s csn n,
hsion with the other parties until the Pnrs,anJ
aS property, and has been regarded as
gentleman Of strict integrity character wniSa W., w.
trusf will be fully vindica,ed on the settlement o. ,a.s
unpleasant controversy He has been S, ,hs leading
business and was considered Us ore OF 'no ""e
brokers' In the foreign tobacco trade.
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THr STEAMSHIP WISER WITHDRAWN fAos 'h'
BRyMES LIsE.--The steamship Weser, orlginai'y ap'
pointed to sail from Southampton on The 18th u'. ss
been temporarily Withdrawn from the Bremen ine'
and will no, resume her trips this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04

The Committee the Pententiary reported that the
total expenditures for the Peniienary during the year
for food was 1854 81; lumber of prisoners, DO:
number committed during the year, l7Os; discharged,
1875 deaths g. remaining, 259; cost Of each prison.
en- S2.l00 cents per day. The sum Of $lo3 has been
maid TO tie Comfy Treasurer for labor of male prison.
ers ard s469 "A for female prisoners during the six
months ending the let of August last.