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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoAaD.
PusLkpadynA, Sept. .. l8a1
s1ooks Arm Pennsylvania stats ss, pTx; EsnAnx
Railroad, 92gl Morris csnai,sTS tesr Island Rsilr.~
nk rssssy yasn Railroad, soN. s'xhs ssrhsnss o.
VI NV onxass Scot 1850
Cotton rrm sale. day 72oo bales; prfres srer net
quctatiofs unchanged. sugr arm ~ oIc apNs mr.
fair 10 fully fair rrur--fhe msrkei OK - wssh
ysneins .ssdsnsy white az ycssw es.nniN iut
10 Havre fhc.
Bsluwyux sept o isso
r7orr market unsettled, At IS ~ onbrcd hot hstd At
- ~ supe~0ne Howard street, Quo and Ctr raa
. q ~ for white Corr arm-Ycr6w Al ~ 4 70 !.
White. lie. 7sc Provisions quiet teslso An lar s~
quest; RIO, 15kc. hsac. Whskcy arm ~ 90 a23 Y.
rmsprruis ssrs .. fss
Teur arm and quiet Wheat scssvc wn.te 81 -
- -, red, 81 ssaei<2 trra--ldo~ 76.. whisxsy
sAvssced 10 nc 14se but hold Al &c. CT W~s
Mo q iaac nsc Lseasyr., nsc slssss.
Tour Grrer snd sscc rtaurri wheat IN rex or~s~s
nm, but ttFtd dull ard hIavy tslta m COO bskbcz No
hicaFo spring Al " cs Gd 900 tnfhti7 rrcctei
Grteu HAJ club At 81 H. Corn dull and 10 sales NJ
nominal ii 2p1e csial frcrhts s9r aorr. "a. o.
wheat and 10 ca 10 nov York-s decline ~ rsen
~ IT. lupcrfs-teo Go Ibis Nour, WocW rusnSs
wheat, ~ COO huacs corn 100 bushels cem 20 yush
tsrye ESgsrs-tso bbk torr, t2t GO be~heis wae>a.
isI go hrshe's cora, II 60 bushels css, aspr
Fio1r qssi bli Grn. sales 20 bhis Wne1 ceh Al
beary. salfs n 600 tu.be~ No Chicago sprnx -
81 % 10000 DO choce amber wsccns ~ VI ~, ls0s
40 s-sssss s.ss - - csss &c o.ss ~sr &c = NJ
RAJ cara s~sxnts Al f2c on roUr, lac CO hcs Icr
~ corr u Nee frrt iAis lmpcr}<-ic 600 bbls osay
"a 90 ssskfs ~he~A 10 90 a. rcv- Cars -vrc~s~-
Nv ~ ss~<s s~--a, 80 ~ ~ eera. S,gap A. -.
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GOVERNOR BANKS ABRoAp.--It Is stated in
some Of the Boston papers that Governor Banks
intends to 90 10 Europe on behalf OF the great
corporation. the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany, with which he viii be connected after
the LIST Of January, 1851. II II understood that
Governor Banks goes abroad TO oiTer facilities
TO immigrants from the Old World, and 10 in.
duce them 10 settle Ia Illinois on the line OF the
Central road. The scheme Is feasible one.
There are thousands Of small farmers Ia Eng
land, Ireland, France and Germany who would
gladly immlgrate 10 the United States were
they once assured that they could have good
title TO good farm at a small price, and be
protected from swindlcrs Of all sorts ca rorie.
Governor Banks Is precisely the person to ar
range system under which The immgran, may
travel as safely and comfortably from Bremen.
or Cork, or Havre, or Liverpool 70 Chicago, a
from one place 10 another In his native land.
The results OF such system would be manifold.
The country in general would be bene.
Cited by an influx OF hardy agriculturists
and skilfhl mechanics the State Of Ili.
nois viii gain In wealth and population.
and the stockholders Of the Illinois Central will
have occasion to bless the happy day when The
Governor services were secured 10 them. We
are quite confident that Governor Banks his
been wise In separating himself from a party
organization in which all the leading mcn are
overslaughed, and the Lincolns and Weeds re
ceive the honors and material rewards Of sue
cess, and we fully believe that the statesman 81
Massachusetts, win end SIN wider field OF
usefulness In the prairies Of the West than any
which could have been afforded him by politi.
cal station, however exalted. And 1t, at some
future day, Governor Banks should be called
70 the first Office in The peoples gigs, his expc.
Renee as a railway director will 10 no way dis
qualify him for the duties which deyolye upon
the chief magistrate Of The nation.
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Or Josuu, Seps ., 1ooo
Denver City dates 10 August - reached here this
DE $780,, :. - ,, ..,..
In The vicinity Of Fort Garland, New Mexico BeveraA
hundred miners are the way thither Accounts
exceedingly contradictory Parties almost daily arrive
from bey Dad The snowy rssge, most Of them repairing
hvcsably.
Nearly two thousand Cheyennss and ArapAhce Indians
about ten mllce down The Platte, approaching Deav
peAr vel dsposcd An Arapahoe, Who speaks Engikb
suproscd 70 be Icft Hand, 10 Visiting The rauch8 -
Cherry creek warning the owners against the KsowNs,
Who threaten 70 cut Oh the settlers, ssd possible -
stroy Deaver.
me News Printing Company commenced on The arm
The sue Of daily. Ancskw daily paper 10 bs started
September By parties from Missouri.
Several meetings have bssn held In The mountains VITA
reference 10 The formation of Tue gesA
feeling among The msnsrx In hvor Of the old provhions
government and there talk a holding cscsss
unier a. 5ai ussse inisvesi ~ manifested cosccrs0s
tn rrcslicaiial election.
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AcsnrSY on Mrwc-FrsT Mum on THE sEAscS'--Thc
crcra commenced last night under the most favor.
able aupcca The theatre has been put ths beat order
thoroughly renovated and freshessd In every part The
public has alrosdHScss made acquainted with The fact
that The directors Of the Academy have combined Ill The
artistic talent present In the city, and that thsy have
thereby secured troupe Of unrvaled excellence They
wn be enabled 10 give during the season all tho
r1ors, and from prescn, sppesrad;es their exctors
win Be fully appreciated and rewarded by the pablo
The academy on last night was well alsd by q mixed
audience. Here and there few habssss might be seen
but rulc II vas strangers house. and ono Ia which
our Southern brethren had clear majority Tho opera
was The spnnsmbula,r with Adclina Patti Errani and
Anodio 10 vas the general impression that Mix rAltl
had improved both 10 power and execution. Her act
Ing "a nov exceedingly good, and altogether her
progress IN every branch of her ~, proves that she
one q those gcnics ~ho spoiled by aAisery
nor ruined BY success In the duo nae Of the ART o.,
shc surg admirably and 10 the pses d. roiranc, the
~ gng, Of the third, she than renewed her
greatest iumphs Of last Errsni vas ia pretty
goo voice asd acceptable vino although the Oh.
ssnce q rero regretted. Anodios organ has ruc
vercd "a i rrsinc richness and rotrndsy and he sang
excccdingiy WE'LL Az she nrw night Of The season reu.
ror Of oa gccsa sor Of prelude to the regular psrcr
nanceswc refrain from anything ,haa these scse
r. rcmarkA Tie performances was aioe sshcr salsfsc
tcyhc rfrcspsi artists excellent the orchestra under
ssno Nuxo, quito rersscsthe chorus seemed 70 need
rrac,icr and might be strengthened without doing any
harm.
ca Wednesday thcsc superb arslsta Cr,esl and nussa
nj, vii make their vssn,yse 10 TIC "folsGsow
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RENFORlENESTs FOR GENERAL WALkk2-MOk.
pIARIsx IN TyxAs-TaE REcArruRE OF THE SLAVES
WILLIAM, ETC. -s.. W r a..8 E.

pIARIsA IN TKxAs--TaE REC APTuRE or THE SLAYER
WILLIAM, ETC. -@.- NF 49, n
wAsuxoIos, Sept 8, 1850.
The Piooyme OF Friday last says that The schccnsr
Taylor sailed Ruatan Thursday with number q
walkers ricnds bead, mcst Of thcm by special nvt
tat0n Tho 1aylo's 60 consisted principally Of pro-
vsops and breadstus, and nine packages mot named.
Tie San Antonio (Texas) Herald Of the 2lst OF August
thai the Post Office and store at TAvernia Do
stroyed by Ore the l.fh The loss from e25 900 70
S3ooo Tho Ere was supposed TO be the work Of An N
cendiary.
me Charleston Cou'ios Key West correspondence q
sold there, seized during the absence q war
steamers by man namsd Cumming, from New 0visans
retaken Cumming examined by the Commiss,oaer,
and confined In jail under the piracy law. Key West
Was unusually healthy.
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Ths New York H~ra Id 80 Edition
EurOpe.

The New York Herald -.- Edition Tor
Europe.
The Curard steamship Arabia, Captain Stone, will leave
Boston on wednesday for Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe viii close in this city this
afternoon quarter pas, O'Clock 10 20 By railroad,
and ct quarter 70 four O'Clock 70 90 BY steamboat
The ErpopxAs Eprroy rHs HERALD will be published
Of tea O'Clock In the morning Single copies, In wrap
pers, six cents
The contents OF no ErEorxas EofnoS OF rar HsnArD
viii combine the received BY mail and telegraph at
The once during previous week ana up to the hour
Of publication.
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that State in November. and contribute a very
Important aid towards the eame result il
this State.
From this survey Of the field before Us II
win be seen that the national eight is TO take
place in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New
York. all OF which States can be carried against
Lincoln and the fanatics by the exercise Of q
little common sense and modicum Of self
abnegation on the part Of the politicians. La
them the national life is strong; they form the
heart of the confederation. for the currents OF
their industry and trade quicken the prosperity
Of all the other members. II becomes all in
terests alike here to labor for the one common
cDd; the farmer, merchant, manufacturer, me-
chanic laborer, all are equally interested in
defeating the aims Of the fanatics, for the issue
comes home to the prosperity and happiness
of every freside, however rich or however
humble it may be. The election Of Lincoln
would strike deadly blow at the whole credit
of the South, which would react with disas
trous energy upon every industry and interest
in the North, and the abolition agitation, which
would be stimulated under 1t would infallibly
lead us into civil war.
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Tn CswM0N COMMENCED N E,RSysr--
With The cool brcezcs OF September we have a
general revival among all classes Of our Gill.
GERS. and more especially are the poll
tlcians beginning 70 be aroused. The
fac, that only sixty days intervene be.
tween tho present time ard the date OF the
election. and that recent events have created
some doubts a. 10 the Issue Of the contest. has
aroused the orators Of al parties. Mr.. Douglss
Il making torr through tho South. and. &C
cording 10 all accounts, finds thousands or en-.
thusias,ic supporters Ills ancient adversary
Mr.. Seward, the Coriolanns OF bis party, has
In spite Of IL ingratitude, placed himself in The
front Of the battle, and while the Little Giant
IL stumping the South, the high priest Of ihe
higher law and the irrcpressible conflict Is In
the West lighting the battles q the party be
created. II is 10 be hoped that the New York
Senator will keep the Massachusetts, school,
Of politics as his text throughout his Western
tour. By steadily sdhcring 70 the John Brown
ard Hartford Convection platform. BE- can
materially A~.;s4 u Vliva Uc,emsas and,
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NEWS FaoM the NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Our Special Wsshiagten Despatch.
s aA WARRINGTON Sept 8 I80o

our special Washington Despatch.
wAsHrsGroS, Sept. ., 1850
THE YuIBusrKR ENTERPRISE on CHS wArxrx
Gen Walkers plans excite little interest in ocIsl
quarters that no m yai vessels have directed enc
caiy TO watch his movements. Every prccautiou wm.
howev be taken to intercept any armed bodies savnx
chores 70 JOIN him. The GRAND Of Minister Dmitsy
from Cossa Rca 70 Nicaragua recently to exercise al ths
power vssted in him 70 repc the invader, was, Il b
known, more in spirit Of diplomatic duty than with NJ
Information has reached here that 49,
ore wslhsr cartursd T-uxIo he despatched agsas 10
Nicaragua 70 secretly organize his friends in antiepaea
OF his invasion Of thai State. k
e..s AssKoR HIs uoIlszss she FORE 1
The scryiees In al the Roman Catholic churches here
yesterday dedicated 70 the spiritual and tepcrsa
aid Of the Pope The attendance than usually
large and the contributions were liberal.
THE m enoor AWARD AND TIE sEcRrrARy or WAR;
\ The comments q q New York paper Of Saturday sa
Secretary Floyd repced BY foes and friends fass
and libesIous whether they regard The award 70 y
Groot AZ correct Much Indignation u expressed
IN and about the Department sgaDs the slanderer The
case itsolS not closed II be reviewed. and anv
mistake be renedisd BY the proper authority ne
charge Of ccrrusaiOn ls wanton.
Nc1EAsa-oF TEE pRrssAs ROYAL FAMILY
Baron Ven Gerolt the Prussian Minister, had formal
audience Of the President cay 1t which be announced
the birth Of royal infant 70 the Prince and Princes Z
Prussia. The Prnce Of Wales Is again uncle.
Inn VACANCY IN ooRPs.
Applications Tor appointment to q vacancy In The "a
rine ccrrs are numerous George ". Collier, Of MAry
land, will probably al H.
POLITICAL MATTERS.
The most reliable politician in Missouri writes peal
lively thai douglas WIN not carry that State.
RP Dick United States District Attorney, called tbs
Raleigh Douglas meeting together, yet his head MOI a.
John L. Green viii not be Marshal Of the Western a.
trict Of Tennessee.
PRESCOTT HIS FAMILY.
Mr. PRESCOTT Assistant Secretary OF State, has goue
South Carolina to bring his family 70 wAahingtoa.
APPLICATIONS PLACE. csSsus srHGAS.
Twelve applicants for places in the Census Bureau have
been rejected BY the Board Of Examiners graduate q
German University was found ignorant Of square 81
cube root Secretary Thompson Is winning golden OBJ.
mons for his rigid requirement Of qualifications There
IL coed chance for competent men.
NE.M
Pcnusylvania Congregational NomiAa-
ttOmus
PuuADnPmA, Sept. 8, 1850.
IN the Fifth d:strc. the republicans have nominated
VIM. n. Davis for Congress- and the democrats Henry
lpeersoll
In the Eleventh istrot tho democrats have nominated
John Hughes for Congress
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THE RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE OF WAVES
THE FIREMES's DIsPIAY.-The reception de-
signed for the Prince Of Wales, on bis arrival in
New York, will be classified under three heads
the grand citizens ball under the auspices Of
committee comprising The leading represents
tives Of worth, wealth and social position in the
metropolis; the military review Of the finest
volunteer soldiery in the world, and the torch
light procession Of the Gremen. Al the ball
the citizens Of every class viii have an cp-
portunity Of seeing the heir apparent to the
British throne, in the person OF Baron Renfrew,
to the best advantage, a. that young gentleman
seems mos at home in the ballroom. The re
view Of the First Division aud the firemens pro-
cession will present spectacles that must delight
and aston'sh not only the youthful mind Of the
Prince but also the more aged and mature
minds of his Mentors and advisers who travel
with him. At the present time the volunteer
military system is undergoing an experiment 10
England-an experiment full Of interest. and il
may be Of vital importance to the safety Of the
empire, and such a display Of purely yolun-
teer organization as our First Division can pre-
sent, comprising from six to nine THOUSAND men,
thoroughly disciplined, and filed with military
ardor and esprit d. corps, cannot fail to furnish
any statesman with material for thought. and
impress him with feelings OF deep admiration,
So II may be said OF the volunteer flremcns
turnout, which viii probably number dye thou
sand men, in almost as high state OF military
discipline as the soldiery--all skilled in the use
Of arms, obedient to command, and.animated
with devotion to their country as ardent as
their courage and rs admirable as their daring
and disregard of danger. These are some Of
the valuable lessons which the Prince and the
statesmen who accompany him are TO learn in
the United States.
But in order to render the fremens display
thoroughly effective II will be necessary TO adopt
the same plan as that carried out in the Japa-
nese reception-namely, that the streets should
be kept clear for them from curb TO curb, In or.
der 10 give them an opportunity TO march with
precision and display their strength and num-
beers with proper effect. This privilege Is al
ways accorded to the military, and il should be
the duty of the city authorities to sec that II Is
accorded to the fremen on this occasion. II
this be done the firemen's parade will present
the grandest sight of the kind which any city
in the world can produce.
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NxrAtNs HfpfI y. Itt0
ne BODY oS . German, named wcsdsin Graf. who
vNs missing from his residence snse Ar-rst g. ~.s
ceaf ths frrenocr IL ccrr sc,i Toe h sr-
IAy
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CRIME ~ THE hETsoroIIs.-The calendar
Of the September term Of the Court Of General
Sessions, which commenced IL sittings ycster-
day, Ia the largest that II has ever had 10 dis.
pose Of. There are lG5 prisoners In the
Tombs awaiting trial on various charges, there
being nine for murder, whilst the number Of
persons charged with offences, indicted or Of
large on bah, swells the list TO co.; and this,
notwithstanding that at the last term upwards
Of one hundred prisoners were sentenced By
the Recorder.
This pleasant catalogue affords the best
proof that can be offered Of the utter made
quacy Of the present police system 10 the
wants 81 our city. The policy Of criminal
legislation q prevention rather than punish
ment, aud were The police force sufficient both
In numbers and discipline for the protection
Of The public, that policy would be carried out
TO the full extent TO which Il is practicable.
Under a system. however. which gives only one
patrclman TO . bea, OF mile and quarter,
and which l. notoriousiy lax In its organiza-
ton, Il can never have fair trial. SO long "A
the police force u made up Of such elements al
il j. AZ present composed Of, and the require
ments d discipline are lost sight Of in conside-
rahors foreign 10 II, we must be resigned 10
6nd the calendars Of the criminal courts con.
stanily increasing In extent and enormity.
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coScE-1 Ar TVS osnfrsfpi Frsp The ccncert q,
Brooklyn Friday. usdcr the direction ~ ssn~ Mszc
Was very successful rsrcti created rr~sa cnha.
sI&sm wnh The sNarsessc,v and the other artists 50.
slni nsccsfsrri and ioeAcr (vollnsi, much sp.
piAudei.
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Tiw cUyr MNsr<us a. DnooSLTs.--rhc simon Pure,
cnly crrirai chsysys mrstres ~ ~ George prsvsa
Tyrsonr, vii give eosocrss Al Muscal Hail. nursdAy
md rritay q shs week. announcement which yin be
especially wcsme 70 The admirers or The cocrrd orcrs
ssrr~~ the ssfrr
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Arrival Of DE-. ID. Wfckham ~ Newtea.
NgwroN, NJ j., Sept. ., leeo.
Dr.. D wckham, now under an indictmcnt for shs
murder Of Mrs Co,es arrived here this moan I'M custs
Of officers Niven and Quackcnbush, BY the former q
whom he Arrested In Ncw York, on Saturday lass
The regular of the court opens 70 MORROW boz ~
s uDdersood that hs trial win be postponed until TIE
special or December term.
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Posr DAIsoUsn G. w., Sept ., l8eo.
The bark Great wcss which arrived yesterday, pckeA
up on the lake, . few miles below this port, Q 1892
rEgsd yacht upset II 10 supposed 70 be the In which
men, belonging 70 the Great Trunk Railroad, sas1
from rorona week ego, and who have not been heard
nom siuce
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sPxISGvnD, Mass, 6ept 3, 1864.
There promise OF greater and bettee coIectoa q
horses than any former Five hundred horses
already entered The city thronsed with strangers.
and great numbers expected 70 night and 70
Tho weather excellent and the arrangements fbr the
show and sale o. hoses and the accommodation Of Visit
crp, ere unexccpti0unble
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OrR SmrBtu.DISG AND SHIPPING TRADE.--A
few years ago the shipbuilding trade received
an extraordinary impetus, and the tonnage OF
this country almost exceeded that of England
Our shipbuilding was then in high state
of activity; hut Of late England has gone con-
siderahly ahead Of ne. For year past bust
ness has been falling off in our shipyarls to
such an extent that they were almost deserted,
no work at all being in progress; but within
been experienced. The stocks Of the various
shipyards are being filed, freights have gone
up considerably; In fact, the demand for ships
exceeds the supply. The shipping business to
California, to China and to Europe Is in a pros
porous condition. No doubt much Of this Is the
result Of our abundant harvests, coupled with
tho prospective necessities Of Europe for Anne
rican breadsiufss in the event OF scarcity there
which Ia now more than probable, owing to the
partial failure OF the crops in Great Britain and
Ireland.
II is past peradventurc that the reason why
England 90! in advance OF ns In tonnage was
because she built more propellers than We did,
and hence she was better able to Gil the de-
mand. Canvass Il too slow an agent for packet
chips these times; commerce Is pressing hard
upon the heels Of steam, and II rnust eventually
adopt the quicker agency. Therefore, If we
are 10 keep pace with other maritime nations, we
must devote ourselves to building propellers In
lieu Of sailing vessels. and when we do that
we shall have the largest amount OF tonnage
sailing under The American flag Of any nation
'ransyersing the seas.
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The Sailing % the De Soto.
Hsw 0RtxASs, SepA. Q, 1850
The steamship he soto sah the san nss Tor Havasa
and New York
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sAvsxsxH sept q, isD
The scrsw ueaznship Moniromsry iicu ke~ scrs ~
rived II her wharf II eight O'Clock last sweating
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The Kansas Election.
IxAyrSwoxrH, Sopt q, l56a.
rs municipal election In this city progressing quietly
"a
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Fire ~ AsrAassn. X. r..
LAymwoxrn, X. r. Sept. Q. lseo.
A are al Aichison sunday morning destroyed avec
buildings valned II go Insured fcs ~, 900
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perhaps, succeed In defeating Old Abe. bg
whose friends Seward was SO cruelty snubbed at
Chicago. Ii is good sign for the opposition
when W. Ii. Seward takes the stump.