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your common ordinary 1g of pleasure, that T nay my first visit to this great city: the ground which those noble institutions have hallowed as peculiar- ly their own. With you, sir, I agree that upon the in- telligence and virtue of the people, depend the perpe- tuity of the free institutions under which we live: and [ hope that during my short sojourn among you. 1 may be- se ring a Ganstanes with many Of those excel- ent mea. ve made your city so celebrat be- nevolenes and liberality, > ¥ ae This ceremony belng over, the President and the | Mayor stepped into the magnificent barouche obtained from Mr. Niles, of School street—which carriage was drawn by six beautiful black horses, The military com- panies formed into escort line, the President’ convey- ance bing surrounded by a detachment of the Lancers, snd the procession moved on. The Lancers were fore- ‘oat in the escort, and they wore followed by the first regiment of infantry, in the order of company seniority, ycether with the Rifle corps. The regiment looked finely. though we have seen the various companies turn. out with fuller ranks. Throughout Beacon, Park and Tremont streets, and indeed along the whole line of the route, the windows were filled with lookers on, but ex- cept apon the public buildi: there was avery small Aisplay of flage: banners or decorations, An occasional cheer Was heard aa the procession passed, but the most Yehem ut applause was given to the several fire compa- nies, rather than to the President. There were half a | dozen dou juets, however, thrown into his carriage. The | prettiest spectacle of all, was that ot the children of the public schools—girls and hoys—who were arranged slong | the Tremont street Mall, supported by the firemen. The blue and red garments of hun of athletic men, contrasted with the white robes of as many young girls, altogether made up a very pleasing picture. ‘The city goverament was not very strongly represented inthe procession, there not having been, as we | should judge, more than half the members of the | Couneils present. There were somethin like a dozen | carriages which we observed to be entirely empty. Pass- ing along through the streets mentioned in the publish- ed pre imme, the President aud s were conducted evere House, which they reached shortly after ‘clock. Mr. Polk in a few moments retired to take some rest, but at six o’clock met the authorities of the ar and a number of invited guests, atdinner. Of the doings at this time we are unable to givo any ac- count, the press having been entirely forgotten by the Committee of Arrangements, In the evening, after din- ner, the President received the calls of the citizens who wished to pay their respects to the Chief Magistrate of the Republic, and then, at an early hour, retired to rest. As ia usually the case when a President comes to Boston, the weather was unpleasant. The northeast wind which prevailed early in the morning inspired the hope that the day would be calm and cool. But just before twelve o'clock there came up & a shower, and rain con- tinued to fallthroughout the remainder of the day. At times it seemed like a deluge. ‘The President rode through the whole route with his hat off, and our worthy Mayor was agreeably occupied in holding an uinbrella over his head. The truckmen, who had turned out, mounted, in considerable numbers, became dissatisfied with the place assigned thera in the procession, and left the ground just before the President arrived in the city. ‘They objected, we hw to marching in the rear of the Irish anu German Societies, We learn from a friend who was present, that at 6 0’- clock it was announced at the Revere House that dinner was ready, and the gentlemen invited to dino with the President at once proceeded to the saloon. ‘There were amongst the company, besides those distinguished per- souages already mentioned as having been in the proce sion, Governors Briggs, Toucey, Hubbard, Anderson an Morton, id Commodores Stewart and Parker. The dinner was served in excellent style, but there was no speaking at all at the table. After dinner, which was not over till nearly half past 8 o’clock, the President repair- ed to the public parlors of the house, and was there in- troduced to quite a large number of gentlemen, who called to pay him their respects. ‘Tho President retired early, being very much futigued. At ubout 10 o'clock, ail those who had assembled to greet him, dispersed, and left him to his repose. ‘The brigade band repaired to the house at 10 o'clock, and serenaded the President with a variety of airs, amongst which Hail Columbia and Yankee Doodle were conspicuous, nat 024 we learn, the President will visit the steamship Cambria, at East Bos- ton, and then proceed to Charlestown. In the afternoon, we understand, that he will goto Lowell in 4 special train. There are committees in town, to-day, va- rious cities and towns in the State, tendering the hospi- talities of the people tothe President. New Bedford, Newburyport, Portsmouth, and other places are thus represented. + Sporting Intelligence. Usiow Course, L. 1.—Tnortixa.—This afternoon, at 4 o'clock, there will be a very interesting trot at the above course, between three very superior naga, viz:— Jack Cade, Betsey Baker, and the Philadelphia mare Sal. ‘Tha latter of the trio came into this vicinity a short time since, a stranger, and already has she become a fu- yorite. In her last engagement with Betsey Baker and Trustee, she was the winner. This mare is acknowledged by oll judges of horae flesh, to bea rising stir; and under the masterly training of the gentleman who now has her in charge, will, at no distant day, take rank on the turf with those which at present stand A No. 1. Those who are fond of good sport, will do well to attend. “New Books, &e. New Youx State Reowstee, for 1347—J. Distur nell, 102 Broadway —It contains a variety of interest” ing tables, statistics, &e., besides lists of the new judi.~ ciary, county officers, &¢., &c. ©. 8, Francis & Co., 252 Broadway, are publishing the Ananiay Niours in’ parts, The firstnumber is beautl- fully embellished. We expect to see many editions sold. Law Intelligence. Count or Oren axo Terwunen, June 30— Before Judge idmonds, aod Aldermen Purser and Crolius — Trial for Passing ‘Counterfeit Bills—The case of True F. Young was resumed this morning. and several witnesses on the part of @he defence were oxamined to prove the alibi. After the evidences for the defence was closed, the Court adjourned until to-morrow morning, when the case will be sumined up and given to the jury Common Pigs June 30.—One case, which was one of trover, and of vo interest, was tried in this court, aud is not yet concluded. Counr Carennarn—This Day.—Common Pleas— Vat Part : 63, 83, 85. 87, $9. 91, 93, 95, 29, 67. 2d Part —222 , B4, 295, 238, B14, 316, 242, 244, 248, 250, Gold Pens,—50 cents the cheapest. ‘The pub- lic, with their usualsugacity, have found out that the peu that xome denlers sell at $2, aud call the cheapest and by the city. is precisely ti same that J. W. Greaton 8 for $1 90, with many other styles equally cheap. Al discount 'to the Unde. Reculleet, the ouly ph famous $2 pen for St 50 71 Cedar street, up sta “ Richeilen” Diamond Pointed Gold Pen ‘Triumphant —I¢ isa mistskeu idea that the public can be mis: terms or petty artifices ato pay ny 50 percent more fora mere rame upon a pen, if stivno better, The thing has been rried azain and again, and the result has elways been dise astrous, Al) we ask is forthe publiz to bear in mind that the © Richliew” Pens ore tobe had of J. ¥. Savage, $2 Fulton atreet, and nowhere else, and that we leave it entirely with th v ifthey are notat $24 better and cheaper peu than those so'd at $3 elsewhere. Other gold pens from 75 ceuts to $1.50, pencils meladed Rheumatism, Pains, Ke—RING'S Compound of Hy: iodate of Potassa, aritiaand Yellow Dork. The abe ¢ is prepared trom rest articles, and is r-commended a the only. su: For those diseases rising from. the ry, this com this power tion. Prepared and for sal H. RING, 192 Broadway. ‘Travelling Dressing Cases —The Subscribers respectfully call the atten the public to their assortment of the above, each pattern containing articles of the most con Teaient size ‘of real uiility, and warranted (o perform the duises for which they were severally designed * G. SAUNDERS & SON, 177 Broadway, opposite the Howard Hotel. Fine Cutiery...The Subscribers’ assortment embraces every possible variety pattern of Pen, Pocker, Desk, saa Spocting ‘Raife. with « large variety of choice Hazore’ h will be warranted to the purchaser. Also, Scissors, Ww les, , fee. Nail Files, Tweezers, &c. G. SAUNDERS & SON, few doors above Courtiand st. Paintings. par now exhibiting at 243 Broadway, up stairs, will be sold by auction, Friday the 2d July, at 3 o'clock, P. J) MURPHY, ‘Auctioneer. Every Mother’s Book..The great Interest manifested hy married Indies in the subject treated of in this has already exhausted the first edition. The terrors of poverty, and the prospect of a Inre Vent many prudent people from eutering the matrimonial stare, bot here isa work that will tell you important secrets, The allowed to state in detail the chi work, but he ew sally approved of by. tho Price 50. cents. Kor. sale a em Museum: and Zeiber & Cs streets, Philade!phia; and of the publisher, No.2 Aun street Letters enclosing $1, addressed to the Publisher, willensnre sending one orgtwo copies, post paid, to order. jyttt Notice..In consequence of the storm 29th inst, the Iyvitation Ball at La Grange Place was postponed until this, Thureday evening, The steamboat will leave the foot of Canal Street at 9 o'clock precisely, Ins mond and 1%&h Screets. CHAS. A. PEV Strangers and others should not fall to visit the Plambe Narional Daguerrian Gallery, on the upper comer of Broadway and Siurray street, over Tenaey’s jewelry ®ore. This gal the largest. aud finest collection of por- i The liberal patronage m a discriminating public, is but ajust ap- precsation of its merits Young & Jones, 4 Ann st , near the Museum, a Cosh bus i wants for their selling so re- - They sell their fine French boots at $4 50, anally well at $6 and $7 : $) boots they sell at $3 50— have the finest assortment of Gaiter the city low. They are fetties up an entire new style boots, with elastic tops, which will surpass yet offered to th publ ‘Success to them. The Charms of Home.—So much of the hap- pines of home depends upon the health of the wife or mother, that nothiug having its preservation in view should be over: Looked or neglect If the wife and mother hasband and father oppress aMicted with ill health, and the wits the car ‘tard weninst them, or remedy them when cour 1 fhe inane dob boaessng a most valuable wark calle En - . Wy Liber rectan Pevate Meatcal Companion Sitee, The Married Wom ‘Private Professor of Diseases t important work (of which the isene of « new ed Cone whetber married or nnmay lesvamy to Braces 2 Proedway, itis Medica ¢ ee tao Liberty see New KC corner ol } a see ase MONEY MARKET. —. ‘Wednesday, June 30.6 P. M. There has been no material change in the stock mar- is usually a very inactive season of the year, in conse- quence of many of the leading operators leaving the om Sh city. At the first board Penn. 5's went up per cent, | 15000 do! Rending ¥. Stonington %. Farmers’ Loan fell off per cent, Harlem 1, Long Island 3, Norwich and Worces- | ter}¢. Treasury Notes closed at yestorday’s prices, | At the second board there wore largé sales of Harlem, | at a decline of \4 per cent, Canton declined 1 per cent. | 509) do “0 ‘There has been a fair demand for Sterling Exchange, | 2000 Indiaua Bds for this pneket, and prices have been pretty well sustain- | 13000 ed. We quote bills on London at 6 0634 per cent pre- | 413 50 mium; on Paris, 5f. 32 a 6f. 31%. ‘The receipts of the Morris Canal Company, from tolls, from the opening of navigation to the close of the third | week in June, this year, exceed those for the corres- ponding period, in 1346, upwards of ten thousand dol- 1h being at the rate of fifteen! hundred dollars per week. The receipts of the Long Island Railroad Company are daily increasing, and the expenses decreasing. A very important reduction in the expenditures of the company is in contemplation. We learn that the assignees of the Commercial and Railroad Bank. of Vicksburg, will soon make @ report to the stockholders of the condition of the affairs of this corporation, and surrender it up, to take its station again among the institutions of the country, under the man- agement of @ board of directors and officers. When the stockholders find that the assignees have nearly set- tled all the claims against the company, and have pre- served to the stockholders the railroad, and nearly the entire capital of the bank, the large annual salaries paid “ tn gentlemen will cease to bea subject of com- plaint. If we are not much deceived by figures, the report of the condition of this company, shortly to be made, will show that this stock, which the knowing ones have been buying for a long time at low prices, is intrinsically a very valuable stock, and under good management, would soon be made to remunerate its holders with dividends. Stockholders in this company should take courage, when they see that the Stonington railroad, which afew years ago was considered worthless, has been, by good man- agement, made capable of paying a dividend toits stock- holders. ‘The Farmers and Planters’ Bank of Baltimore has de- clarea a dividend of three and a half per cent, for the last six months. ‘The Union Bank of Maryland has declared « dividend of three per cent, for the last six months. ‘The following counterfeits have recently made their appearance :— 9’4on the Andover Bank,” Mass. 10's; on the Cayuga County Bank, N.Y. 10's on the Farmers’ Bank, Gene- ya, N.Y. 3's on the Eagle Bank, Providence. ’ 5's on the Bank of Virginia. 1°s on the State Bank of Indiana, 1s on the Union Bank of Tennessee, 5’ on the Ame! can Exchange Bank, 5's on the Lafayette Bank, Cinci i 2's, 3" and 6° on tho Haveriill Bank, Mass. 3's on the Millbury Bank, Mass. 5's on the Albany City Bank. 10's on the Mechanics’ Bank of Burlington. We understand that the trustees of the town of Ports: | mouth, Virginia, have purchased the Portsmouth und Roanoke Railroad from the board of public works of that State, under the act passed at the last session of the Le- Bislature, for the sum of $50,000, upon a credit of six years, and that they have sold the road to Messrs, Hen- shaw & Co, of Boston. ‘The new company will immediately lay down ‘T rails from Portsmouth to Welden, and will also extend the road thirteen miles further, in order to connect with the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad. From the first of January tothe first of June, 1847, there were transferred to the Comptroller, in trust for the redemption of circulating notes in the free banking department, stocks of the State of New York, amount- ing to the sum of $1,850,000; add New York stocks on hand, January 1, 1847, $4,472,845—total of New York stocks, $6,822,845; there are also bonds and mort- Bages, $1,552,265 40; stocks of other States, $1,772,- 701 27, as follows: United States 5's, $55,000; United States 6's, $50,000; Indiana, $4,000; Alabama, $34,000; Arkansas, $499,000; Illinois, $643,666 67; Michigan, $487,033 60. Making the total amount of securities de- posited in the free banking department, for the redemp- tion of circulating notes, $9,647,310 67. ‘Tho following banks have been established since the first of January, viz: State Bank, at Saugerties, Ulster county; Farmers’ Bank, Mina, Chautauque county; Northern Bank of New York, Madrid, St, Lawrence co.; Bank of Bainbridge, Chenango county; Atlas Bank of | New York, Clymer, Chautauque county; Merchants’ Bank, Ellery, Chantauque county; Commercial Babk- Friendship, Allegany county; American Bank, May, ville, Chautauque county. The Commercial Bank of Albany, and the Bank of Rochester, are making arrangements to continue their business, after the expiration of their charters, under the free banking system. In less than six months, nearly two millions of dollars of New York State stocks were deposited with the Comp- troller. Already about one quarter part of the aggre- gate debt of the State has been absorbed ‘as securi- ties, aud deposited in the hands of the financial off. cer of the State. The beauties of this system of bank- ing, are daily illustrated, and ultimately, all the banks in the State must come under itsoperation. As fast as the charters of the Safety Fund Banks expire, they adopt the new system, and continue business without the slightest interruption. ‘The Legislature of Pennsylvania, every year is bo- sieged with applicants for charters, to establish banks. By adopting a system similar to the Free Banking Law of this State, these new banks could be formed under it, andin this way it could be gradually introduced, and | the old system gradually done away with. Such a sys- tem would be particularly advantageous to Pennsylva- nia, on account of the magnitude of her debt, while it | would secure those who are compelled in the way of bu- siness to give these institutions more or less credit. It would relieve the market of a vast amount of stocks, Stiffness of the / *bich now weigh upon it, and make it available to capi- talists, This isa subject for serious consideration by the next Legislature of Pennsylvania, and we hope will receive favorable attention. Of all the banking sy« | tems which have from time to time been tried, this docidedly the best, in every particular. The whole line of the railroad from Saratoga Springs to | $3000 N ¥ City 5's, ‘58 25000 Reading Eds’ b30 79%, ” hs. Morris tr 0 Bien W'S then 40 Macon 4 Nor Wor 700 Reading RR 107: 1000 State 5's, ’58 101! 2900 Crt) 58 5000 U 5 G's, %62 BY | 10000 Beate sims Boy 50 Harlem RR 5000 do bao arty 40 do bo € fs 500 Ohio 0's, 0 1008 Gx 19000 “do P 9933 p10 65 % 030 65, 5400 Reading Bds vu 15 shs Manhattan Bie ¢ Farmers’ Teust ue 100 di 100 U 8 Bank & 150 shs Harlem RR b3 65, 100 do do 30 7925 50 do b10 65. 175 ths Nork Wor 50% 30 do 3 64 180 Farmers? 8 ie do 530 64 yer ceo no 6: 100 Reading RR. oS 0 6: iT i lo 400 Rong ivfand RR 400 do iO 65. 0 do 100 do 930 6) 100 do 40 Canton Co “ 250 Harlem RR 5 do se New Stock Exchange. ase: $5000 Treas Netes 30 10°34 100 shs Nor & Wor 42%; 100 sha Long Island b15 32%, 150 do 53 50 do bio 32% 50 do by 150 do bis 3233 50 HarlemRR — buw 698 30 do © 32% 50 do blo sh 50 do c 32% 50 © do bio 65: 100 do bid 32%, 50 do © 65M 50 Nor & Wor - 50 do € 6 wo do “BS co do ° a io do ¢ 52% 50 Farmers’Loan 35) la as CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yong, Weoneapay Arteanoon, June 30. Flour was « shade firmer, but owing to its being packet day for the Cambria, transactions generally were rather light. Sales of Michigan and Genesee were made at $7 to $7 25, and in one instance, a small lot of fancy Gene- see commanded $7 3734. A considerable number of con- tracts were adjusted both in flour and grain, which, with the execution of same shipping orders, gave in- creased animation to the market. The lot of new wheat from South Carolina, noticed yesterday, was sold at $1 80. Asale of Obio wheat was made at $1 57; and a par- celof white do. was sold at $1 60. Corn moved freely, and sales of Northern yellow were made at 96 ots., and of Western mixed at 85 to 86 to 90 cts, A sale of rye was made at 106 cts. Oats were offered at 48 cents, Provi- sions were inactive. Small sales new mess pork were made at $16 to $16 124; new prime was held at $13 50. Lard in barrels was worth 9'¢ to 93g. Groceries were in- active, and very little transpired either in sugar or coffee. Asnes.—We report sales of 200 bbls pots at $4 75. Pearls were worth $5 50. Breswax—Stood at 25c for Northern and Western yellow. Barapsturrs.—Flour—We report sales ot 10.000 16,000 bbls. Michigan and Genesee at $7 a $7 25; 100 bbls, fancy Genesee sold at $7 3734 ; 300 a 400 bbls. Liv- ingston Mills sold at $7 3144, and 600 Michigan le brands sold at $7 123g. Wheat—4000 bush. Ohio sold at $1 57, and 2500 do. do white at $1 60 ; 200 bush. South Carolina, new crop, sold at $1.80. Corn—We report sales of 18.000 a 20.000 bush. Northern yellow at 96c ; 2500 do. white, 10 cents allowed for bags, at 96c ; 10,000 4 11,000 do, Western mixed sola at 860 a 87c ; 7000 do. do. at 830 a 90c ; 6000 do, at S5c, and 4000 5000 do. at 900 ; 800 do. heated do. at 80c, and 10,000 do. Western mixed sold, to arrive in August, at 80c. Meal—Sales of 1000 bbls. Western New York sold at $4 25 a $4 50. Rye Flour—A small sale was reported at $5 564. Rye— Sates of 1000 bush. were made at $1 05. Oats—Were offered at 486. tox Canpvixs—The market for Sperm continued steady at Sle. Corrre—No sales of moment transpired. Corton—The sales yesterday closed 1000 bales; to- day they do not e: ceed 600 bales, and rule about our in- side hai c CLASSIFICATION. AVERPOOL HIPIGATION. Os any Uplands. Florida. Mob. & Texas none. a 10% ny Fis—Tho market generally was rather heavy—5 a 600 quintals Dry Tod sold at $3 85 a $3 8734; and 300 bbls No. 3 Halifax Mackerel, at $5 6234; 700 bbls were afloat unsold. $ % Hemr—Nothing now. arkfse—The article was inactive, und offered ut $4 Motassus—Nothing of consequence transpired to-day. Navat Sronrs—With the exception of Spirits Turpen- tine, there was nothing of importance doing. All seemed to be waiting steamer’s nows. O1.s—We report sales of 800 gallons American city pressed Linseed, at 65; 2000 galla English do, ut 62c. and 4000 do Dutch do, at’ 61}. cash; 20 bbls country, sold at 6le. Provisions—Wo have only to note sales of 140 bbls new Mess Pork, at $16 a $16 12; new prime was held at $13 50; small sales of Lard, in ‘bbla were reported at 9 Hae, Beet we quote city Mess at $13 60, and prime do, Rice—The market was quiet to-day, though pric remained nominally about the same, viz : $5 a $5 50 $5 75 for prime tochoice. No movement of moment was anticipated till after the receipt of foreign news of later SuGan—Sales were limited, wh'le prices remained about the same; the stock has’ been increased by recent arrivals from abroad, and considerable lots were in the course of being landed. Tonacco—40 hhds. of Kentucky leaf, half common quality, sold by auction at 2\c. a 6e: rage, $4 Jo per 100 Ibe, The lot of fine grades offered consisted of 126 hhda., which were withdrawn, prices not proving sa- tisfactor, WHatknone—There was more inquiry; 2730. was suid to have been offered for North West, while South Sea was steady at 28c. Whisxey—The market continued unsettled. We cannot quote the article in barrels above 26c., with small sales reported, Freicuts—Klour per London packet of the 8th. was engaged at 3s. Gd., to the extent of 10.000 bris. ‘To Gins- gow, grain in bags was engaged at 10d; yrain was en- gaged at 11d, to London. ‘1'o Liverpool, rates remained the same. Cotton was engaged at \d. to the same To the continent nothing new transpired, TELEGRAPHIC. Markets. Burrato, June 30—P.M. Sales of 1,000 barrela of Ohio, including some brands of Michigan flour, were made to-day at $575; Western wheat sold freely; 10,000 bushels, chiefly Ohio red and Whitehall, in Washington county, N. Y.,at the head of | white, sold at $1 26; sales of 20,000 bushels of corn were Lake Champlain, is now under contract, and the work will probably be completed so as to accommodate the noxt yenr’s travel, or at furthest by the Ist of July, 1848. ‘The road is to be of the most solid and approved construction, This will be a profitable road, without doubt. Besides the lines of packet boats on the Cham- plain Canal, there are now six or eight different stage coaches, in constant employment, to convey passengers toand from Saratoga and the Champlain steamboats. | A good railroad will attract still more travel to the North by way of Whitehall and the Lake. When the present awful railroad from Troy to Saratoga is relaid with agood rolid 'T rail, it will become a favorite route to Montreal, Ogdensburgh, ke, A road is contemplated, too, from Whiteball to Rutland or some point on the route of the Rutland road—a distance of some 20 miles— which will make a route from Whitehall to Boston that | way, very little, if any longer, than by the way of Troy and Albany. ‘The entire track of the New Haven, Hartford, and Springfield railroad, with the exception of about four miles between Hartford and Berlin, has been relaid with heavy T rail. A difference of thirty minutes is made in the running time between Martford and New Haven, and about one hour ia the running time through. The | line between New York and Boston, via, New Haven, | goes through in about twelve hours, and is # very de- Kightful route, villages of New England. ‘The annexed statement of the condition of the Wa- tertown bank, will give bill holders and all others inter- ested in that institution some idea of the value of their claims :— Bonds and mortgages, worth.» ..... ..« «$25,600 Arkansas and Illinois stocks, $40,000 worth. ... 14,400 Value of securities in the hands of the comptrol- WE Give red SUTIN ots + « $40,000 The circulation as {t stands is - 8 Securities overcirculation,...........+. $473 Other resources ari $8.817 bonds and mortgage and interest worth say $7,500 $12.85 interest on Arkansas and Illinois stocks. $1,642 Lewis county bank, in dispute, ... $21393 due from broker paar ie nes $66 over drafts... ... 0... f $3,166 discounted bills, worth at the lowest esti- mate... ary f + +30,000 Se SERGE ore ee ; 1,288 Bills of specto paying banks... « 176 Due from Albany Exchange Bank. Due from Sackett’s Harbor bank. Teal estate Resources left after paying cigculation. . Deduct other Ibilities. Due banks. ..... seeeareee Partial payments on discount notes. Deposits on interest . . Certificates issued 6540 Amount of surplus after paying all debts. . . 5 om $100,000 $50,702 s it passes through some of the pleasantest | 19,663 | | this etation.s nd the mem! | wre invited to attend her funeral from Gold street, 350 | Brooklyn. the third door from Willoughby street, to St. | Ann’s Church, this (Thursday) afternoon, the lst inst., | at 4 o'clock, i cork, is entitled to the conciderstion of w it and prevents to candidates an opport ft ial to thet tition, habits, hey which cannot made, chiefly western yellow, at 08c, Rye and oats were inuctive. Provisions were without change, and sales light. High wines were steady at 22c. Receipts during the preceding twenty-four hours were about as follows: —flour, 5,000 bris.; wheat, 40,000 bushels, Freights— Vessels plenty, and rates falling. Flour to Afbany was taken at 75c. a 80c., and wheat at 220. Boszon, June 30—P. M. ‘There was no change in flour. Michigan and Genesee we quote at $7 124 a $7 25, Gorn continued very dull, and sales limited; Western mixed remained at 31 a 89¢., and Northern yellow at 100 a 104c, Rye and oats were dull. In provisions we have no change to note, The re- ceipts during the past week, were about as follows :— Flour 20,700 bbis.; wheat 1,000 bushels; corn 40,600 do.; oats 6,000 do. Freights to Liverpool continued steady. [Telegraphic Cor. of Philadelphia Bulletin.) Prtrswurcn, June 80. 1847 Our markets are very dull. Flour generally is stored on arrival, and a few sales at $4 50 to $475. The rain has again brought ® good stage of water in the river. Grain very Mmited; sales with no marked decline, but dull, Bacon is quite active for shipment,at 834 for hams and sides, to 65g¢ for shoulders, Cinernxatr, June 26, 1847, The markets have somewhat relaxed to-day; holders generally seom niore willing to sell and buyers to accept terms, although some holders hi withdrawn them- selves from market, and are holdi out for advances, which are not acceded to. Sales white Corn at 40c.— Sales Whiskey in bbis 21 to 21}¢0. Sales Bacon sides at 8!f to 8c, shoulders at 6c, and common hams at 80, A sale of sugar cured hams at 10c. Married, On Monday evening, 28th inst., in this city, by the Rey, Henry Chase, Gisent Turwen, of Turners, Mon- roe, Orange Co., N. Y.,to Mantua 8,, eldest daughter of Wm. Pollard, of this city. Died. | Onthe 29th inst., after « lingering illness, Many D. M. 8, Na x if of Liga M. C. Marin, U. 8. Navy. The ‘friends of the family, the offlcors of the Navy on Wore of Nacnau Lodge, No 39, NE AND SHOE THREAD—Cut and Nails, Brads and Spike 45.6. 8,9, 12, 18, 21 and 36 1b Seine Seine Twine 4 india 0 * Hopewell” Cotton do, of every si Wrapping, Wool and Manufacturers’ Fwines, ofevery de Shoe Thread of rn °° cham and Wel u rT JES FOR FORMING INTRODU( TION* FOR MARRIAGE —This system, slthough nov | in New onducted on. the most chaste and he bh remedies es eet 's office, This looks much better for thé bill-balders than for the | stockholders and other creditors. The circulation will, without doubt, be pafd in full, and we would advve hold- ket to-day; the sales were toa moderate extent. This | ers not to submit to any-sacritiee. EYE Axo A - POWELL, Oculist, Aurist, 261 Broadway, comer of Warren attends exchusiv ‘engravings, 8¥0., paper 50 cents, description of its anatomy, physiology, diseases and treatinent with rules for the selection ob above ly. He assures every sufferer {rom the above cut WL ia a8 it professes tem, restoring appetite | : Thi shove, 1 association, held at their rooms, No.6 City Hall quarter, George Constant Hi Heury R. Come Gres wich SAVINGS a deposites on Friday aud Saturday afternoons of this week from Sto 8 o'clock. July Ist, 16i7. By order, Irs of more value to the owner than any Men who can come well telligence aud perseverance, cau inake Y entry. Good addressed to d to. Joan | tr Fentle | feshments w inor | qd near Broadw | negotiable paper in the same being stopped. was tken aw about 8o’cloek, or on Saturday moruipg. will be paid for its recovery, or the papers dues ODA WATER —For sale a va syrups. "With this recipe the re water without ay c| y pence not to exceed ten cents per dozeu, made trouble, and ready for use in twenty minut be made unless the purchaser is perfectly Dr. MARSHALL, beseen. Price for th sale a bargain. ment Apply at the above place. Terms reasonable on account of the illm j O8ST—Yesterday evening, I yellow Harlem, e) wi ui 0 1 was muibus betwee ork ; ‘by Tear atthe Henly one ia ie litenliyrereriet re De y yi diseases of the ‘Eyeand Ear from till o'clock. Dr. | Ty A yell has just published a popular treat on the Eye, with | islin 75 cents, compri | spectacles, Ke. To be had Stringe:'s, Beriord & Co. B iy SALMON’S REMEDY FOR DISORDERS oi the Stomach, Liver aud Kidneys, accompa of appetite, headache, billious attacks, giddiness, tation, langwor, luw spirit, loss of atreagth, patos in the ide, and lower pa) f the el habitual costiveness, and other distressing. symptoms. ‘This celebrated mi ary svceees in private practice, | who have taken it, that the pro: troduce it to the public geueral | as & & that a a perfect cure, invigorating the sys- | Ith, color, and strength, even to the | febalitate is remedy contains no mercury uor any aration of it, and does not prevent the closest attention to | H.RIN ness. Sold by G, 192 Broadw | in 3A mpeg of Joh At LITERARY “ASSOCIATION O ew York—At a. regular meeting of the Tuesday evening, the 29th ult, the follo Hemen the ensuing ice President, ere duly elected offices May Boudiao E to y, Charles W. a, jt; Exbtor, Char iso chosen by the associn <H. Clay Boudinot, J. ds, Heury D. Sharot, and Be BR Qe AMES CONSTANT HOLME! Ds, How ing named to cou ner It be open to rece: rh street —This Bank wi The interest ou which will commeuce from LINTON GILBERT, jy] Ais re .N. BIGOT, TE Secretar AVILION, NEW BRIGHTON. STATEN ISLAND. —The First Bath of the Season will be given on Mond: Sth of July, ia commemoration of the glorious Anniver: grand display of Wireworks. rvices of au excellent Band have been secured. Jyl Stis re S—Wanted « quantity of Winte i from five to twelve inches. Kor y uctor, or the Navy Yard, Bi ther information, aj ber Inspector, at the ya. Jyl 2taw2wrre 1D TO IRELAND.—The Irish Relief Committee have of the subscriber, where subscrip- f food, &e.,will be thankfully receiv. Centeal Committe of the Society of JAMES REYBURN, Treasurer, OST\—A short Gold Chain fora Iai trinkets attached, one « coral pitcher person, and the der will be liberally rewarded ou leaving the same D IMMEDIATELY .—Several young and enter- solicit subse \d collect noney popula periodicals published in th recommenved for their hoi round, Apply to tome VED—By a youog man, (Ameriean,) THE AR it; Emily, Miss F. Gordon ich, the comedies of SKETCHES IN INDIA— y Seraggs, Mrs, Watts farce of the SWISS COTTAC Natz Tieck Mr. W. Chapman; Lisette, Miss Ann Doors vpen at baif-past 7. joel ‘To conclude with U Pesformances commeace at eight 1d Boxes 50 cents: upperticr 25 cent GARDEN —Mir Baxes, Sage M ; July 1, the entertainments will com ture by the Orel Mare o| ™ ty Finmiken, Miss Clarke ou la Cachues, by ells. hI ite Mary Aune. ne celebrated Artiste, Herr Cline, will appear pe. Tolienne, by Misses Louisa and Amelia Wells. Admission, 25 ceuts, D 634; Performynze to commence ac 8 ERROR 334 aud 8 o'clock. ae KENNEBECK aud in America are engaged and Evening at RPHEAN. FA, VOCALI ‘The most talented and popular at this house, aud will give their Grand Concerts 4 quarter past 8 o'el, will appear, includiu Jutier aud others and evening, at also other talented man Famil i Pe AN apie by the Americ ing. ores Diorama of the ‘Will also be exhibited at each and every performen Admission 2% cents TFUL DODUER— will be acted, the drama ER Peter Siugleton ei 26 cents. Doors open a | performance to commence at hell HE jothy Jenkins, MANCES ODEN LEG, Mexico, may be seen here N BONAPARTE. ROADWAY THEATRI erecting in Broadway, wil poses solely, on or about the first of September, G. H. BARRETT. Persons of acknowledged talent wishing situaticns for the sesso, will please address him {prepeis #1109 Leonard street. 0 During Mr. Barrete’ business communicatio cured on application at the office in the | bseuce in Europe, ail letters and vue aaacensed to hi eat LL GARDEN.—CONTINUED TRIUMPH! CAMYBELL’S ETHIOPIAN OPERA SEK he third and fourth pourttay the peculiari- Souther Plantation Negroes, “FRIDAY, July 2d, the Benelit of the Company, aud posi- tively the last but ouo of their appearance Tickets, admitting a gentleman and lady, 25 cents. RAND CONCER’ ich he has effec ed enj The celebrated Mr, mployment, where he can make him- by Iech y city refer GEORG. SUITABLE KOOMS for a Su ‘and Servant, in the upper partof the ay. Apply by letter to Post Office, box 1387. je29 30% b' i SITUATION WANTED.—Wanted a situation by a young | * man ina wholesale grocery or Lior st Hight REWARD —Lost, a black Tin Box, containiog pa- | pers of uo value tO any oue but thé subscribe 1° mn Friday last, from, the Merchants’ gn herein, and no ous asked. ‘The owner's name is painted on the Je30 dt" in W.B.MA rt ND, 27 ¥ recipe, with mstre for making bottled soda water, with or without ler can make h of an tions, fied. Apply to ‘44 Orange street, where samples may Je30 20% r HE STOCK AN Drag Store, corner of Bayark and Chrysti ‘Ton young physician it offers qu f the owner. Je30 2t*r waard chain, the wateh marked D. B.H. D., bet tomed, hard dialed, nurled cases, and made by by, 41 Pool lane, Liverpool, No. 24294. A liberal reward @ill be paid to the person who found ityand will return it to the owner, at 3 —The market for Bunch Raisins was steady at OTICE TO SMOKERS—ith JULY, ith JULY—Gen. jt’) 17 articles, for sale cheap and on favorable terms, bj e ar A. W. SPIES & CO.,91 the water, where they de preferred. “Terms ft vanism, or magnetism, and’ whic priverph WwW: of i jarious after effects, the tmoxt splenddly brilliant toned Double A tice—in tone, touch, elegance Au i excelled. | Harps repaired, strings, ee. A list of prices aud eseriptions can be TUSIC ‘O taught moderate terms, by ¥ Who has had cou iderable experience in teaching. She profe sto teach it ina seientine manner, with the i she audertakes to impart a thorough kuowledge theory w "Perms three dollars per mouth. "A line “addressed to depes fore foliows U Rent 8275 Aprly at 227 Pearl street, up st 3) REWARD—DOG LOST Moruiog, all black tanned kung! Sham collar with a 's name. ‘The Above reward will be paid to any one returning him to 160 eet Water sti (430 at " —NEw | W PANY ‘To Harlem and Mor- every half hot T o'clock P. Leave Harlem and Passengers fo 7A. M. and 10 the city by th nF! sit och She is twenty will be sold at a price much below her conten’ ivi tre PACKET SHIP BALTIMORE QM ibe: a ul til embark by aeemer HERA L al iorclock precively. maids will cloee ai the aowal places st 11 o'clock, at O32—On the 27th instant, at the Ocean House, or on the beach, a Gold Skeleton Haver Weick, w Nassau street New Yor! 330 3" tlemen leaving the city for the country to enj cool air, will do well to call and examine the extensive assortment Of Havana ond Princip 7 the first egars, which are warranted to be of wi geuuine, always on hand at the lmported cipe Seger Store of HENRIQUES, ? 106 Broadway, coruer of Pine’st. B.—Fire Crackers for sale, wholesale and retail. sete USKETS AND GUNS. 000 Muskets for shipping. 1,000 double aud single Guns. 1,500 'pair Pistols, in great varie Also, Ritles and Ritle Barrels, Gun Locks and Gunsm th’s 30k OARD WANTED IN THE COU the city, fortwo childre: NTRY, na plain farmer's house, near ave the benefit of bathing, woul be moderate. tia uldressed to yaper, stating terms i —DR. HOLLICK’S New System of universal attention. Medical men, medical journals, are everywhere discussing the rea- of its extraordinary succe: ‘The most re fe er drugs, aor any 01 Je Late stself. paratas, directed by a competent knowledge this ws tov Hahaha i nal nothing men will fiad im this system a of renovating tI f ike those that follow from drugs. Dr. Hollick ¢ Office is 47 Warven Street. Office hours from On Holtck’s k called i re Hollick’s bool of af re Dr. “ 's book calle Neuropathy,” to be had he bookseller je2d istfexSr selection he has now on sale, comps d, and also pl Harps, forwarded per single postage. je 1 td We re Serials the Herald office, shall be attended to. 7 LIGHT HAT! CLEA xpressly adapted to the great summer object of “keeping ¢ healthy and vigorous action of the,by more or less + upou the freed ra elasticity of the head. It there- suinmer hats should be as light aud airy as ‘¢ more money with one of ‘Try the experiment TIN WILLIAMSBURGH—A neat stwo Grape sory brick Dwelling House, situate in» pleassnt partof | the New. Pavillio Fourth street, near the Reformed Dutch Church, about 1 etween the Peck slip and Gi street fe: ries. iyl2tis*r Lost on Mouda ih Terrier, with Wears a silver ed, very small and short tail, plate, bearing the owner wit! FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD C will ran their ears from City Hallas follows, viz:— Fordham ond hite Plains. risian 5:30 A. ie 8 A 9 AM. 10 o’¢lock, and oll White Plains. 7:10 A.M 33 A.M. Pp. P. Morrisiana. 7:09 A. M, to .M 7 11:00 A. 4:30 PL ton Lake can take the 45 r Lake Mahop "clock trains, fternoon trains. tM yl ati FOR CHARLESTON, 6. Ste: SOUTHERNER. in M. tl leave the Peck Slip on | the 3d Jaly,atto’clock P.M. | rth wes i e ‘cie received on the day of departure. igned by the clerk‘on board. phy ORD, TILESTON & Co. at 48 South street A GRAND BAILING REGATTA will t lace on Friday July 2, 1 two o'clork P.M, tehal Hob wef Light House, free for all 19-feet work : ji iyont ‘oue-third, No false kee! Entrance ‘money co be put wp by Fuly ty 8, at My te en feet nine in very wt sailer, and ‘and three feetdeep, 9 Geek, fom her Ainly to ISAAC ROOSE, LT, Pelham, big mile below New Rochelle Steamboat Landing. dylitee the best pianists of this city, ich the best ice cream and other sted by E ae | ‘TIMM, who will presiilent the Piano. GRAMME, ra 1. Duo, from Belisario—Douizetti... ......Mess bove reward | 2. Fantasia Art ville= A Ci Lange Decha, — }Romacet.. 5. Grand Air, trom La Juive—Halevy PART Ht, ‘and Piano—by Osbome Drery 1. Duo Concertante—Vi No charge will | 9 ¢ oe Ot ae f 2. Cayatina, from the Maria’ Padilla—Donizetti 3. Romance, from La Juive—Halevy... | 4. Le Lac, Meditation poe: 5, Grand Air. from the Mor by Hi Tickets One Dollar, to be ha tl principal Hotels, aud at the door on tl induces Sold | TH OF JULY BALL AT VAU willbe given at the above r ‘commemoration of the lo rth, (which will be entirely discounected fromthe ( dressing rooms will be provided, nske every thing sir ourse of the ever ALNUT STREE: avening, July 1, HET AT LAW. POMPEIl—Arbaces, is establishment, now opened for Dramatic pur- N, sole *ropnetor YN. No.2 Bi Dhoruses, Dances, &e., in representations of North= this city. Fd LATEST volounes, 307 © establish wetment with taleut of the first iss will perform two pieces of urkish Jan iful cautatrices, Miss O° ary, on nd duets, mence at 8 o'clock and continue to 11, Thars- ylit®re i be given on THURSDAY Prima Donna, aud Mou ‘rench Operaof the The: Ti, and Mr. H. i rs. Dabreul and Genovesi. Lucia of Lammermoor—a Solo for the iol b: favatiua, from the Barber of Se Sig. Rapetti. «esos Mons. Dubreul. Monsieur Genoves' Messrs. Rapetti and Timm, ons. Dubreul. ime. Fleury Jolly. cophon Mous. Dabreul. evening of th at 7. Concert to commence at 8 o'clock pre- jis new grand Piano, manufac- : i ‘on Mon den. nd care taken to mitted to sce the reduced all Spanish Dane a Gentleman and Ladies. Tickets at the Salou to ensure or ie THEATRE, PHILAD Ke Dianager W. Blake sufficient po- jyl Hs Rerformed the comedy Ir. Blake; Dick Dow- y Miss A. Walters, drama of the LAST DAYS OF Leman; Lydon, Me. G. Jamison; § tice, Nyda, Mis. How Saga HURSDAY, July 1, 1647, at |'T" shattered healih, without any danger | ULY LHE 2d-—Matel At 9 o’elock P.M. for $50 a si i HAK 5 4 maker, f deni rers of this delightful instrament to the very elegant | Welch Rabbi "9 eof | Also, ile heats, er names s.g. Willr $400, against time: harness. OCKING BIRD RD —Lest on Tur sd Mocking Bird. r give such inform sth will receive the above reward by calling at 81 corner of 11th stieet, dye Iture notoriet; be in any ted States. i CLEAR HEAD NOX, | Fulton street, has some beautiful ‘light and airy Summer ¢ EXCURSION—COT Ys The guendid steamer ¢ ficient floor managers have been pro pated dance rE. W. Thompson, for his anticipated guests ind this a plensaut and agre re for excurson: fi Wal args, Nelson Brew wil the arrival of the of the co », FOURTH OF JULY ; the splendid steamer HIGHLANDER, Capt. | FO LANDER will DN SLA EXC the Li the Bay and aro: if Sai i ¢ beautsl few York, the Light Houses at Sandy excellent view of the Ocean, aud | former advocates of tho pic nics have congluded thes st, at 734; Hammond | st River, % before % 1K « Hook, and the High! Warr jf votore 8; (rand st. the same places betwee! PXCURSIO RNOON EXCURSION ND. well known that it is only ne: er will leave 2 1.2%: Grand st. Ma before Re at 3h o'clock. Ketu these places, and return to | eared wail paid for, ENo | witine, analog the sho | city at It o'cloc GRANL Cort. LON Fxcl Hi Cy tenmer SUFFOLK, Capt. It. tloifim ¥ fe if | aotaet | RR M. ‘This will afford thing. xen bre Farg 12}6 cents excellent «pportuniry lfor enj es, and picturesque scenery. UNION COURSE, L. L—TROTTING, past 4 o'clock, F.M— to Harness. «+++ br. m. Betsy Baker, . .m. Sal. bik. g Jack Cade. ‘50 cents. G. BPICER, » COURSE—TROLTING. harness — Lo come off RK. Luttie names b. x. burg 0 9e tO jy! are —THREE DOLLARS forenoon, trom 84 Unie yoever will return the shall enab¢ the owner 1¢ oF private geutie- The usual variety of " ANSTON, 260 Brondway Deen charter » Keyport, N. J. She will t day of July—the f a 20 FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, Ocean House, Jumpi The steamboat E Leave Shrewsbary. July. O'clock 4 4, 6, ne try Jy1 0" re jored 12 miles harine lock. Re Sg past 9 0'e and 2PM. AROUND STATEN In the evening the Highlander will make au Excursion ¢own | § wored nt the Quar- | through the Nar- land shore, so that ficent firework nid wt. Bg im (o the JyLatere RIVER. gh did A. will make « Cotillon Ex. Ky July 1, leaving as 7, Jersey Ciry at's v ATH on at. leaving Pike i N.R., ; land (returning) at dyl lure “MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIC, pane eeistbecionetetdt casted BY SPECIAL OVERLAND EXPRESS to PHILADELYHI4, AND BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICcC9 Withdrawal of Santa Anna’s Resignation, Confusion and Anarchy in the Capital of Mexico. MOVEMENTS OF GEN. SCOTT. Col. McIntosh and the Gueriita Attac x on the Specie Train, A COURT MARTIAL. Ke. de, dec, The Southern Telegraph is broken. The New Or- leans Commercial Times of the 23d has been [received by poney express, and says the steamship Edith, from Vera Cruz, brings letters from the city of Mexico, dated 2d inst, ‘They mention that Santa Anna had withdrawn bis letter of resignation, under the apprehension that it would be accepted. This goes to show the oxteat to which sincerity forms a portion of tha character of thie redoubted hero, ‘The capital is represented as being ina state of com- plete confusion and anarchy. No steps have been taken to fortify the city againet the approach of our troops, Itis presumed that Gen, Scott will have an easy cone quest of the halls of the Montezumas, i A letter from Vera Cruz gives further particulars of the attack upon Col. MeIntosh’s train, and says that tho commander, when attacked by inferior forces of Mexi« cans retreated with his dragoons back upon the train, the first occurrence of the kind during the war. ‘The guerillas being inspired with confidence by this occurrence, took advantage of the confusion and full upon the wagons and mules, stretched along a distance of four miles, guarded by about four hundred men, many of whom had rushed forward to share the fight with the advance guard, leaving large sections unprotected. A court martial will investigate the affair, It isbelieved tbat,Gen. Scott intends opening « road through Orizaba and Cordova to Puebla, Above, we give all the news of importane Your express package was detained at the Baltimore postofilce, and was not recelved at Philadelphia until this afternoon. Purtavecrita, June 30, 1847. ‘The Southern line of telegraph continues out of order. Affairs in the Senate. Axnany, June 30, 1847, The Senate met at ten o'clock. The question was on the nomination of Whittlesey to the office of Jastice of the Supreme Court. ‘There was considerable opposition to the nomination, and the Governor wus censured for neglecting to nominate # candidate for the remaining ya- cancy, until the nomination of Mr. Whittlesey was acted on. Mr, W's nomination was finally confirmed by » vote of 23 to2. Unanimous consent was asked to trams- mit the confirmation of Mr. Whittlesey to the Governor. Mr. Barlow objected, and it cannot be transmitted till one week from to-day. The Governor subsequently nominated Marcus 7. Rey- nolds, of Albany, whig,‘to fill the other vacancy upon the bench of the Supreme Court. The Senate unanimously confirmed the nomination, Elght Mejor Generals of the Now York State militia were nominated and confirmed by the Senate; and a commissioner for loaning United States moneys in Broome county, was confirmed. The nomination of David I. Abell to the office of canal appraiser, will not be acted upon. At the request of the Governor, the Senate adjourned till to- morrow at 10 o’clock, till it is known whether Mr. Rey- lds will accept the nomination of Justice to the Su- preme Court. The final adjournment will take place to- morrow € etenreeipsiaenieniibiiaen BY THE MAILS. Bavrimony, Jume 30, 1817 A Heavy Rain—A Singular Case—Front Street Thea- tre—Mr, Booth—The Markets, 4c. We have had, since 3 o'clock. yesterday afternoon, twelve hours of incessant rain, pouring down in torrents, and it is feared, will have an, injurious effect upon the harvesting of wheat and rye, which is in full blast in the surrounding country Dr. Tanner, of this city, has within the past three weeks, abstracted from a colored woman, named Nor- wood, about 27 years of nge, no less than thirty-seven stones, varying from the size of a pea to that of a pigeon’s egg; most of them of the latter size. r toe of them are smooth, and others rough aad jagged, and they present all the different varieties meutioned by various authors, She is till evidently encumbered with more, which ure now in the course of being abstracted, As inuny as six bave been taken from her in one day. the Front street Theatre will be opened on Friday evening by Mr. Burton, with an excellent company. \mong the stock, iu addition to his own services, | ob: serve the names of Miss ©. Chapman, Mra. Jeflerson, John Sefton. Mr, Marsh, Mr. Bennie, Mr. J. Scott, Mr. Hamilton, Mrs. Hughes, Sirs. McLean, and Miss Oceans. Mir. Booth appears this evening at the Museum as lago, for the benefit of Mr. Lovell Although the fourth of July is to be celebrated on the fifth this year, there seems to be no lack of spirit and patriotism in the arrangements going on, ‘Tux Markets —In Howard Street Flour yesterday, there were some buyers im che market who took over 1,200 bbls at $6 Ji, more than which cannot now be had, Sales sine \ Mill | 6p gentleman, $1. ‘Thomas | at 1044 for opening, with sellers—100 offered. For loan of 1 S Floor | 9) aaned. State of Maryland 6's look down; 9)y asked, unsom, and D. run as follows from foot Lat it A.M. nh AM XCURSIONS, in | ; tanity to | ng to the same Jung 90—Fin . | Nav. Co. ay joving turf house. 801 i terdyy any of 1,400 bbls Susquehanna brands at $6 50. minally at $7, witha very small supply. Corn meal ts 42) 11 kinds of grain light. Maryland red 1 a gt. 7 of Mi 2,000 biush- 80 cents; fall. Sales TOCK AN Manker the market, descriptions show upward teu nore sates of Treasury notes (6"s 17 bid, cash; 107% asked, fee deucy. on time with buyers ents of 1890, are done y tra dividend; 904 offered; last sales at 9034. | PiitapeLenes It is understood an injured and j yesterday detected his wife in an ice cream saloon, up | town, partaking refreshments with another gentie- | man, Tho gay lothario fled the moment he diccover- od the angered countenance of the husbaud ; but after aconsiderable chase, he was arrested and taken before | an Alderman, who was induced to postpone the bearing | to allow him time to obtain a lawyer to plead his cause, | ‘The rage for pic nics seems to have declined In popu- ity lately, and given way to ® new species of excursion which bids fair to rival those nuder the Jormer regime. The ladies and their beaux meet by sppontment during the moonlight eve pings, and, pairing off, take a yalk in company, ( one of the various rural retreats in the vicinity of the city, where, when the party is assembled, they partake of refreshments, and return home at an early hour. ibe the pleasure obtained is not equal to the trouble which those affairs occasioned, and giye a decided preference to the new mode of enjoym ape their ks 14, ‘The break in the wires of the Southern tel hans not yet been ditcovered, and it is very doubtful whether the Semetonicn with Baltimore will be resumed this evening. Sales itocks at Philadelphia, 1 Boann.—10,000 State. 5's, 81; 700 U. 8. ‘Tren- ates, 10624; 1000 do 10674; 1200 State 5's. Bila; 119 Gi- Ba M43 90 Keading Kat, 3349; 670. do 338 do 33%; Reading Bonds, 794; ¢ Mechanics’ + 10, Suite 9 di 82; 1000 do 8134, Arren Sates 90 L G14, 4000 do B16; 10,000 do ing Bonds, 7935; 1900 State SpolRending RE, 34: 79%: 3000 do 79%; 1. Penusy i ani, 420; 225 Viel HTN; 15 'Mecs oud Man.’ Ben, Tutte: burg, 50; 19 Mes Banke, 27, Arter Saves.—7 Norr }, 4000 Schuylkill | gation 6's, ‘65, 82; 2000 State 5's, 000 do su 82! | Reading, sa%; 100 New Jersey’ Copper, toige a000 State 6 100 Re: ug KR, 39%; 25 Flemington Copper, 27. Aunany, June 29, 1947 1 The Extra Session of the Senate, $e. Aconsiderable portion of the Senators reached this city, this morning, by the various travelling routes. There was evidently # unanimity of good and honorable feeling among these gentlemen, who have come up here to gladden our eyes with their presence, In the interim, many of thom have experienced that ineffable and peace: ful happiness, which is often youchsafed to a rural of these men look swarthy and tauned, show improved health; wheg they we ond all of thei