The New York Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1849, Page 4

Correspondence, Mowrreat, June 26, 1849. Kacitement Increasong—Preparations for the of those Engaged in the Disturbances of the Bist of April—TViveats of Grape Shot for the Dob, if they Attack the Police. ‘There ean now be no doubt but that it ia the in” of the ministry of the day to exercise rigor- ous measures, and to bring all whom it can be proved were in any way connected with the events ef the memorable 25ih April last, to punishment. A court of inquiry hus been sitting for some time past, at the government house in this city, and an immense number of persons have been examined befero it. The number of arrests expected to be made exeecd, it is said, fifiy persons, amongst whieh we may of course number many of the lead- img men of the Britixh party. The warraats will not be executed, 11 is said, till his Excellency the Governor General, shull have proceeded to Beau- moat, near Quebec, there to rusticate, far away from the dangers of « Montreal mob. This in- tended movement on the part ot the government is warmly deprecated, alike, to a great exteat, by tery and radicel. |r isc wueidered as being more likely to rekindle the siuniberiong embers of discord, and bring on w civ war, than crush, as the minis- ters think, the strengih ot the opposition. The minds of the people uppear to have settled down inte the belief that itis hopeless to expect justice from the Colonial Office in i woing street; and a feeling similar to that created by the impost on the American colonies, of the siamp tax, is now becoming prevalent, wud | look forward, before long, to some decided manitestation on the sub- ect. The following is from the Montreal Herald, one of the leading british journals of the metropolis 1: is in allusien to some remarks that appeared in a late number of the London Times :-—* If these | sentiments are eudorsed by the people of England, through their represeututives in Parliament, then, indeed, few Canudimur—tyglich or Freneh, con- i will hesitate between the bumiliating conc of despised aud insulted colenists, and the friendly embraces of the neigh- boring republic.” The Herald is a far-seeing and acute journal, and the wbove is a mere preparation on their part to meet a change which they now see te be popular and unavoidable. ‘Che unsuccessful retura of Sir Allen McNab, the delegate of the British party to Kughind, 1s ulked of as the tore which wall first izuite the revolutionary pile. ‘The watchword wiih ail is, ‘put your trustin Pro- vidence, and ke®p your powder dry.” 1 am in- formed that these Words, set to a simple yet spirit- stirring air, a la the Marsetllaise hymn, will shortly be published, und bid» fair to beeome the battle ory with the people generally in these provinces. It ts now believed, however, by the great mass the poople, that the wppeal to Engiand for sep: ration will be the means ot bloodshed, and this, perhaps, accounts for the rapid increase of the party | pidly proceeded wih. A statement uf the weekly within go short a tine. The election fordelegates to represent the B. A. League in Montreal, akea place shortly, and the convocation will, if pessible, meetin Avgurtueat. From the number of branches of the League formed, it 1s culculated that abeut 300 delegates wili assemble, und that at least 150,000 Anglo-Saxons will be represented. The question as to Whether the troops will act in this emergency 16 freely dise d. Curiousand interest ting facts in regard to the late Sir Benjamin D’Ur- ben, have been brought to light. [now appears that the bold and determined opposition te the wishes of the governrorut, ov his part, were not so much in consequence of their wets being unconsti- tutional, as fiem well grounded fears in regard to the troope. It is said that Sir Benjamin had infor- mation that a deep feeling of antipathy prevailed amongst the treeps in dto the Brench Cana- dians, and that to try their fide ity against their own eountrymen Would be dangerous in the extreme, The mounted police have not yet made their ap- rance in town, +0 thet the investments of the ittle boys in crackers, &c , have been premature, A rather curious Kind ot correspondence, in regard 8 force, bax lately been published. It appears that, at the request of some party in town, the Hon. Adam Ferne, a legisiative councilor, called npon the ministry, and inte: med them of the danver the lice would experience in coming into town. The resident of the Conseil, Mr. Feslic, talked of sweeping the streets wit grape shot, if the police were atiacked. The eapressiwn found its way into the Gazette, wae contradicted in the Puot, re-as- serted by Mr Fernie, in prepriv persona, in the for- mor paper aguin, wid uitunately demed by Mr. Ledie. The following is the lutter gentleman's | letter :— fie [alluded to the state of the country, and the | fotemtion of the party cppored tothe government to the mounted police, saying that be overheard madjoiwing the one be was in, the door of which wer open ® conversation between oral Tespeeting the dertru of that foree, One of the party remarhed that aman who had been in the Seotch Greys, eed whom poverty had obliged te Joim, ought to be raved that was, however, overrule @s the attempt to rave hia might prevent the succes of their plan Iteld bim that! could not believe it possible thet would coldly propose the murder of fellow ercaturee merely beoause they raid that ing the country. « cones weuld take plage thi Aiffered with him ow the vermment bad. up to thir p tain quiet without that | wee o L remarked th sin Montreal wet. saying that the ge lod been able to m a dcop of blood, aud tbe, se fuotioh a8 to attomps ang. feee of the targe military foree now in With the great majority of the citiseus known to by the supporters of the govern- To this he replied that the British party were eon- vineed, aud he alvo was 60, thas the trvops would not aot ageinet thea Ttold him | entertained quite a different opinion, Amd dolicved that if the military were called out, they would do their sod igs very short time, jeep the streets with gy hot if any attempt was made to overturn the guvernmeat or huist (he Ameri. | ean eg He stilt persisted tn thinking that a number of lives would be lowt, nnd the streets deinged with blood [again expreseed my hope ane belief that his presen. thment would not be fulfilled: sud that p eee would be maintained without any deetruction of Life 1 ed that if ver, what he prognostioated sLould uvf riunately prove true, it might bee subject * sdopted nt the evrem as tohave croshed them at cm On this point be agreed with me and then lefe toom, which terminated the remtion with Fereis, of which | bere given @ full aud exact accoam graciously ordered that th be called xaunder Victor. ner, during the past few days, bas been exseedingly warm. No Asiaue cholera aw yet, F. Juve 23, 1949. The partwre of the Gowerwer- General for Neagava—Politics and Re- ligion—L be he Question of Dissoloing the Orange Assccictt n— Steambout Accident, &e. His Excellency, the Governor-General, left yes- terday, by the American line of steamers, en rows, it w eaid, for the Nwgara Falls. Althouuh reported ue the afternoon we being the case, it was not gene- tally believed till evening, when the troop of ca- Iry, which have 4 been protecting the vice- royal residence at Monklands, marched into town, and reported themecives to the commanding of errs, The private manser in whi slipped oi], haw beew the eubject et o@ the port of mort pe Ite eon ever, as being io pericet Keepy with his conduct hitherto, Verne somor flying about as to the reason of hie ceparcute; sudeen it cannot t ied, we the intended @ wneed for rome t pret. By one put down to electioneer ae pury ' ‘ who Lit ly koow, have inform. ed me that rivp ie, unknowe to the partios, taking e« ( the » vil, to see and judge fo ‘ & s whieh the hed ¥. entertain to. «te bolreved that he will be u veils Toronto or "4 vat we edit th fentreal ward to ve lhely to be of tae tuorher coe beethr a oe a thich they now ft various parts of ine \ erieane long On erat, her hand, interent i wleite w ved te te ceap tp the eon he wehiom & Se. | real rebels. and that the murderers of 1S3T-S being ouly | name, one of the boiler flues burst, thereby killing hy dtacte cloeely united French Canadians, ia far fi being devoid of interest; for, having once od mene oe pen of the. Freech Canadian party, which, like sxerything else haw centred in their unity of purpose, the British colonists consider it will be an easy matter te crush each separately. In the meantime, interest (a word now in the mouth of every man) is also at work among the ‘sitish party, which, combined with ‘ outraged feelings,” are at work to control the British do- minion in the new world, and uplift the star- spangled banner of Columbia. What, then, must be the teeling, when 1 tell you, on unqifestionable authority, that it is now being debated whether the * Orange Association,” which hag so long existed in this eolony, and acknowledged by all parties to be the main-stay of British connection in this pro- vinee,) had better not be dissolved ; by this means, leaving every one of its members untrammeled an tree to act in the coming contest as he may see [it. At present, the oath of the order obliges every member to uphold and preserve the integrity of the British empire. f The accounts from the Upper Province state that all classes are rapidly waging party difirences, and seeking to accomplish the great objects ef re- forms in the constitution, and emancipation from imperial dominion. Letters were received in town, yesterday, from the Hudson Bay Territory, by the way of Sault St. Marie, bringing intelligence from Fort Timpson, statio that part of the expedition in search of Sur John Franklin had arrived at Fort @onfidence. The exploring party returned from the meuth of the McKenzie to the copper mine, but no vestige or word of John Franklin. ‘They met large numbers of Esquimauxs, who attempted to capture the boats, but were beaten off. 4, I am afraid, deetroys all hope of our ever heariag again from this unfortunate gentleman. ‘The fol- lowing clever extract is from the Montreal Herald : WISTORIC PARALLELS, Tactanp.—A few desperate men endeavor to excite the country to a revolt, fail, aud not one drop of blood 4s spilt—some of them ried and comvicted—a poti- tion in their behalf is signed by tho great body of the poople, and Lord Clarendon, in reply, aays:—* | eaunot disregard matters unfortunately too notorious —the dis- turbance of the public peaoo—the armed opposition to the constitutional authorities of the realm—avowed rebellion and treason against Her Majesty aud her rights.” ‘Ihe prisomers are ordered to be transported —no pardon, no meroy-—they were rebels, and must be | punishes Canan Almost a whole people rise in rebellion — ty’s subjects are murdered, and their dead ntilated-—for 16 months the peace ot the f'ro- vince ix disturbed. Lord Elgin, agatust the wishes of every loyal man in Canada, declares that bo, as the Queen's representative, decides that the rebellion was justifiable; that the British population have no claim on the protection of the crown; that they were the detending their “ dignified” position, shall be paid to the utter most farthing. Lord Clarendon ia a whigand, a Villicrs. Lord Elgin conservative and a Bruce! Let the British in’ ta of Capada mark the difference, and then say ong this farce of mock justice ia to Last, The election of the Montreal delegation for the national convention comes off on the Ith of July next, _ ‘The St. Lawrence and Atlantic railroad, which isto connect this city with Portand, is being ra- receipts of the part of the road now in operation (48 miles,) has Been published, aad gives the great est sutisfuction. They now amount to from $ to $500. a ‘The cholera has reached this city, although no cases have been published by the Board of Health. Some of the cases have been malignant, death oc- curring three or four hours after the attack. ‘The warrants which it is said were to have been issued alter Lord Elgin left, have not yet been served upon the obnoxious opponents of the go- verrment. ! In toumation has just reached town of a most ter- rible aceident on board of the royal mati steamer | Passport, on her trip between Montreal and hin ton. It appears, whilst coming up to the wharf at Lancaster, near Cornwall, in the canal of that nine persens and maiming twenty-five others. ‘The unfortunate persons were all steerage passen- gers. _ The weather is raw and cold, thermometer stand- ing at 65. ¥, Our Baltimore Correspondence. Bacrimone, July 2, 1349 Change of Weather—Postponement of the Grey's Viert—Fear of the Cholera—Removals and Ap- pointments—Arrival of the Liberia Packet—The Markets, &. The thermometer this morning Is down to 61, Leing a decline of 20 degrees since 5 o'clock last evening. The change, however, ia decidedly plea- sent. The Independent Greys, who were to have started on a visit to New York, yesterday after- noon, with a large number of their friends, on board the steamer Georgia, have postponed it until | some future day, on account of the cholera. The news of the death of our old fellow citizen, li Carey Long, Esq., in your city, of cholera, h caused quite a feeling of non-iniercourse, and tue | postponement of this visit is one of the etfects of it. | We are still exempt from cholera, and almost exempt from anything resembliag it, Kumors are | constanuy afloat, and some of them are picked up and sent off by telegraph; but, ow tracing them to the oi head, they turn out to be wholly ua- unced, ‘To-day is bloody Monday to quite a large nam- ber of ethee hoiders in this city. Some twenry | or more have teken their departure from the Cus | tom House, ithe new postmaster haviag ea- | tered on bis official duties, has appointed Or. Genn | fs wssistent’ postmaster, Chas. Thorpe as chict clerk, and T. Hanson Belt as treasurer. ‘Lhe Maryland Colonization Society's bark Li- berna Packet, Captoin Goodmanson, arrived yew | terday ufternoon, after a good run, trom Monrovia. She brings a cargo of palm oul, pepper, and the jollowing passengers:—Dr. J. W. Lugenbee 7 Frederick; G. A. Perkins, of Mass.; Hilary "Teogee, of Va.; J. W. Lewis, of Phila; Lavra Bush, of New York, and five in the steerage When che sailed from Baltimore in the spring, she was expected to return by the Ist ot July, and hie thos orrived on the very day mentioned packet 1s undoubtedly one of the finest satliog veen le ever built, and has now made at least one dozen eueceseful voyages, without the slightest eceident. She is owned by a stock company of colored men in this city. On Saturday our flour market viees by the Hibernia have i ir 104 to $1.06 L yellow, $8¢ to Ste. Cate, 23 Nothing of momeut i ne oF grecirits: prices enchanged, Whisky is selling at 2% to Ble, im hhde. and bbls ‘The following were the Saturday -—$5U0 Md sem OPW 445 73 do. 44 do. HN; Bodo, 44%; ¢ les at the stock board on 105; 20 ah» & RMOdy USF Onr Philadetphia Correspondences Piitapenensa, Jaly 2, 1349. The Cholera in Philadelphra--Arrest of Thieves— Conviction of a Ricter—Markets—Stock Sales, e cases of cholera @ dea d to-day by the Board of Health, o Ci cases and 17 deaths were in private 1 and 11 cases and 6 deaths at the B ard Alms House. It is evident, howere many ot there cases occurred yesterday, and were not reported, through the neglect of the physicians ‘Lhe total of the bill of mortality for she past week ie three adred wnd ferry h den. The last report tor three days gives 13 ca and 7 ceaths. ee sare reported ia dition to two cases whieh te dies of which the ¢ { thieves have been n concermed in the reces lee burn’s jewelry tore Mateoim Greham wae this morning convicted of riot end assuult and battery, in having sersed | Capt Matthews, of the Move ng police corried bem across give hin bp Cothe erty wateh ver, abe conded, end his rec i bere be ley nnd cole i 1 rig 6 t i An not wus mede on W ¢ wilh ov r fad 1 t f ' mates of die hwuec.—desien d'cet, July 2. | teen dotlars «he'll pay Grand Demonstration tn favor of Italtan PP mp gy oe gee meeting igs oe A pees Sen ee last evening at the . Louis Hotel. At about # o'clock the large ball-room attached to that establishment was crowded with an auditory that listened with the greatest attention to the different speakers, bat who were interrupted at times by the most enthu- sjastic applause, showing the deep interest that they took in the subject that called them together. ‘The meeting was called to order by Judge Derbds, on whose invitation his Exeelloncy Gov. Jolson took the chair, amid loud applause Tho following genth then nominated Vieo Providents: Gen Joseph Walkor, Gen. Alexander Deciouet, Duncan F. Kenner, Gen. Job Baldwin and P. Scuzencau, Bernard Avigno and 0, 8, Warfeld, Baqs , wore ap- pointed Secretaries Thomas J. Durant, J. N. Lea and P. H Morgan, Visqs , were chosen as a committee to dratt resolutions, expressive of the sonse of the meoting. thanked the gentlemen pri could express his protound solicitude for the liberty of his follow man, and sympathy with tho Italian people in their oppression. Having herctofore made a gene rous inanitestation in favor of South Amorion and Texas, wo ought not now to sbrink from s sisuilar dixplay for the Romans, We should aid aad succor them this night by showing our*ympathy for them in | this present strugile, and in every other way not ia- terfering with our relations with other powera, He | observed that ho did not riso to make a speech, and | that tNere were other gevtlemen prosent who were filled with the subject, who would address them at length; when Johu C. Larue, Esq., & speech of great force end beauty, which eli enthu-iastio applaus Gen, Doclouct excused the non-attendance of M. Kenner, who was ubsent from town, Gen, Walker also made an apology for Gea. Plauché Each of the candi- | dutes for Governor apologigud for not speaking on the subject, as it was o watter of agreemont between them, not to introduce this question into the eomiag can- vase. rnard Marigny, ¥'sq.. afterwards addressed the as- sembly in French, aud was received with much eathu- siaam) Alexander Duuitry, Exq., then boing loadly cailed for, came forward, and in ® speech of great beauty. imbued with fine ideas, scudded with classical allusions to the great men of ‘Italy. which had so long oppressed her. Or, D's addrens was, as usual. & magnificeat effort—affluent in thought and euperbiy rich in } tremendous applause. Goy, Jehnson read the following resolutions, which { were unanimonsly adopted : Reso ‘That w> regard the presont struggle of the wople of Central Italy, as the struggle of right and Justice against brute {co and, tyranny in their most ‘odious forma ; and that we deeply sympathise with the Roman republicans io their efforts to rid themselves forever of an oppressive form of government, aud to ertablish for themselves and posterity, frve and Liberal inetituvions, in acoordance with the spirit of the age and the genius aud wants of the Italian people, Resolved, That it is our duty as men. as Ghristiam na, and ws the common particip: lern civilizstioa, to waick Italy ted, to extend to thom ia their i d, That a committee of nin» persons, to be called “ The Executive Committee ia .d of the italian Patriots,” be appoinied, with tall powers to do all things necesrary to carry out the objects of this meet- ing ; the said committee to consist uf the following R. Hunt, Beq, soho | eraona: Dr. A. J, Wedderburn. fi Beil, Joseph Genois, J b Fal Sigur. ?. 8, Wilts and S. H. lag: June ta. P. Seuzeneau, L. J. =. 0. Picayune, From the Pi [Correepondence ef the Baltimore Sun } Forr Kuarney, June 1, 1849, T arrived hers from Fort Leave dious journey of ten days. rived the same day, twent! Platte day after to-morrow. tothe fer gold 1s not what the papers crack it up to be. | have met many en their way back to the States almost destit There has the choleri Litde Blue is well marked with graves. two days in succes: twenty-five miles 1 counted lombia river. (have met with nothing worth noticing on my a dreary look- jouruey here. ‘The whole countr, ing praine, often without a tree fo be ema. ‘The weuther has been cold and raing—thermo- meter as low as 47 FPahrewheit, and varying from thutto74& 1 find much ditlerence in vegetation trom the Nemahone river to this place, compared with the country back to Port Leavwaworth. There is scarcely a flower to be seen in this viciniy. Ia consequence of the number of persons travelling, game is very scarce. I heve travelled a distance of There 200 mites, and have seen but one ante is boffiloa short distanee from here, but will not be found on the road. Reduction of Impost D: en Drranrmnny ov Strate, mINGres, Jani , 1849. ‘The feliowing ws a ccpyof the translation of @ de cree of the Oriental government, dated April 6 1849, milton, Eaq.. Vatved States > abrogmting the deere received from Robert M. tt val at M valuation. an tmp placed of $15 por barre! on flour, to take eifeot trom its date The government b of reducing the im- post of ifteen dollars per barrel on flour, which power. ful reasons compelled it to establish. has found the by making other articles (which foom the: @ than tour to dear t the considered Frou the first day of the fortuooming May, ali merchandise derpatched to this eustem-houre for xeeption of wheat flour aud sipal duty of four per eemt, at nd in the rame office, when tho ordinary d Art 2. bvery barrel of fowr. of ita eqnivalent, in any other package than those despateli the cum tom. he of this i and place for article, of wheat, of all classes, s * Art 4. The flour and wheat despatched hy the ew tem houre, but etill under th ction of the apecial comutesion of thts arti the impost of tf elseif twenty rinks per barrel and ton einls per forge of wheat im atl che t ane mih ent can be made with notes at 00 le longer than neces eof foe, the Leen This import sh wary topey the debt ineur datun cteh ch chatl tw \ Art. 7. The diteetors of the Purebaring venue of the Custom bouse te ¢ ution of this deerce, ia that part cote. & Let tt be made known, publi tetl tv tne 7. President Mas. Mia Fienuce rd by the government of ordering the 8 5 Jory en logweod to be token of aud « rede of all charged lace the m t anda we bad be i spurt tt ahait pay wil goods of 15 per cent a+ from the telands on the « joa rom the United Stat 4 Kurope on the It of July next - ne ee CITY THADE Reeowr. Now Vout. Mowray tale tiae w ‘Thore wee o fair demand for Western snd State Fast, with some leas tr y for en. ty ane quently Is were trier, wt f ® steady. willing with» good ing but it clowed rather h the Pbitade At inst “serk's prices, with fair enive, ork heavier, with Inet dotug tothe trade, Beef was rin Cot ments wert firm and in good dewand Lard wasetendy with» fair demand, ‘There change in groceries, w ta Wetel ght. Cotton of & a Remer, with re wns 9 et Jy demand for both sorte. Poarts wore sold ai 6 SO, and § 66% 4 6 62% for ‘ + Poor The antes for the day footed ap bbl, the varlowe separate lote mong watch s4i commen stat eh wetore miced and t brands and f pOrios One 60 8 tOn OO Of the ab rede for etpert. Of routhe £400 bbe mode at 6 @ LO8% for Georgetown and Aiexen tye Pig #0 boIe € 4. Meat: Bates of 4G at 3 tor New Jersey and Ietote Whew: Sales of 600 bushels apper Late 1s; Sud 100 bashels gyod | boelin™ 4. tawale at Tle of the MARITIME INTELLIGBNGB, —== a Movements of the Ocean We art ive at Ne LAVERPOO! at for heated westera, 63 a Sto for@estern mixed, 65 .55%e for yell ern white, 5fe for round white, and northern yellow. — np ‘ket was very Orm. 1,500 bales sold ¢ sales comprise 500 boxes No. 1 Canton, 40 pucks per box, #t $1 50 Ki The market is heavy foreod, and the sales are unimportant N ‘Shi North Bend, ‘k. soon; —— Sebovis, Cawpbe'l, fe on as for do, sm: aud others. Sid May Savin. Holstein, New York. Dewanana, June 9—Wri Washington, Ploy: Hermenn, Cravtree, “Awg 20 Ju mackerel, there are sales of 300 bbls. Mastachusetts. at $4 gagements of about 64000 bushels of corn were made, at 6°)d @ 6d. and 500 bbls, flour, f Kates tov cottom remained about of 50,000 Bahama pino apples, at $6 a 000 Rie Grande 2114 Ibs , ©.6 months, deliverable here; and 1,8¢0 Angastura, at 9'{0, ‘The stock is prin- pally in the hands of one house. Kon. —Tho market was steady, with a good demand, t $: Pe Northerner, Buda, tharkes for the bal Southorucr, Borry, nm, Cherokee, I.yor ‘Tounesses. Colling, HAGE RB. y, Wilson, Jaly 17 Pson, w uno | Creawent City, Stoddard, ‘To sail From Bostee, Juno 2% | America, Harrison, July 7 | Oanada, Judking, Chagres, 5é Thomas, aad all The Faloon touches, going and retarning, 6 Savannah, w Orleans. nects with the Pacifie steamsli| hich aro appointed to leave Panama cach mouth. vi t day in quest of ina fow days; and Furiants. Ep bee June 23—Schr Amor Potton, for NYork; A Jane, Smith, for Bes- vane: "Sticeske coke B. Plauche,Joseph Gonois, Joshua CUAYMAS, @ Cos and Hemy, Peeosd -We notice rales of in the Boston market, at ov. Johnsen first addressed tho meeting, He nt for the honor they had done bim by calling upon him to preside on this inte- resting Oecasion, whereat every Amurican citizen * Tho Bormnda steamor touch Havanss, Cat, Island, Vera Crum 2 C and sales of 200 tons Winesare taae Leatuen sells freely, at improving prices and in demand. Prices for jock light and middle, 150 a 163s0.; heavy, 14sse, 14!40 ; and poor de, 100. in Port, 27th—t rig Manilla, Jane !2—— Ship Veapas ; good damaged, lic, Dy Mary fronghion, Melcher, fr Movements of the Ships to Arrive. Ex ‘hire, Hackstat, June 2| Now World, Lowber, J Navan Srones.—The market was steady for spirits of turpentine, with sales of 200 bbls. at So., cus! 600 bbls, rosin sold, st 90c., delivered In linseed. the operations are 4,000 gallons, at 90. fir English and American. Paovisions—Pork—Saloa in loss of 400 barrals, were 10 60 for mess, and Qrmer, but qui 7) Rosctus, BL aw June 15 | Hendrik Hudson, Prati Wes min ter, Warner, June 23} Loudon, Hovard z June 9} Bavaria, Aatheny, Havre, Ains word made at $10 8736 $8 S74 a $9 with sales of o market was bare, Fy Devonshire, Hovey, noun: June 6—Harks Blt pb of papers (ro Fa . from Trieste, une inom), from Genoa, to before. Prus chip Elise. Bos: | Victoria or Victor for New York. 26~bark Wagram, Elwell, 2 stom 0 18—Arr brick Tweed. extra Chicage at $13, Cut Meats—Sales of 400 barrels and tivrees wert at 43 cents for shoulder 6% cents for extra. with ales of 650 barrela at 615 rime. and 150 kegs at 725 a7 utter was in good deman Western, and 7a 11 Lat 64 a 6% plenty at 20 4 Gye Sucans —The market continues buoyant, and we ne- «sales of 300 hhds. Cubs and Mascovada. at 470 a atdisc a dive; and 250 New Ox. 5% cents for plain hams and a fair demand for lard, aT cents for fair to Port of New York, July 3, 1949, w tx for Ohio; 25600 Ib: cents. Choose was rake (now) Sunith, Liverpool, Spofford,Tile- | Ilicks; Glasgow, 200 do, Toxn lewns. atdife ade, 4 months es of 20000 Ibs. North-west coast, no date, Sw brig Ovenr, 1 days gone by, | adverted to her recent efforts to throw off the yoke | ® for home use, at 2 Carolina, Godfrey, Charleston, Dunham | t was firmor, with sales of 450 t 22s. @ Liye for Ohi ny ‘Tho latter pries was drudge wore sold at 240, time Brige—Alert, (Norw) Kro, Ocean Queen, (ir) R erratte, Barber, Antizu ‘ Youle, King ton, Ja, Rerking & Dela: M 1 Faton, Nelson, Portland, Durcea Newbury port. Schro—Lysundér, Powers, Africa, R Greene, } CU Brookman; Susan Hra} guage. He called dowa the most | days, only Sm vow for small lots, The sales comprise 20 quarter easks port j and 45 do, Malaga, at 38e Bramble, Ply- | otinaon & Low= th Carolina, Noynor, Philadelpiia, Wd MoKeo & ay Neveton, Now port. Mr. Gave W. Ronenr, July 1st. by the Rev. Dr. Ferris, .. Consorr, all of thie city. ev. John Leughlin. at the Cathe- dral, Mr Joux Rioxwr, Rochester, Now York to Miss Carnanine Mary MeLoves , Brown, for Palermo, ok 6 onty Am vessels ships Bangor, Philbrook, New York; no date, Corivlaaua, Par- Raia, April 30 Ship Inde the const sht May 15. to load for Bosre! chur Hebe Bruce, Dockendortt, N eauslip Ang! Americ Jenvings for P ax, «f New York city. chet ship Constell 1» Luce, Liverpool, J to Robt Kermit. on Grand Banks, epoke fishing 42 days, with ballast an gers. to K Irwin ution, Rickar, Liverpool, May 29, with mdse and June 13, lav 47, lew Sviddenly, on June Jvth, Mewar Lane, in the 38d year of his agi His remains were tutored im the German Roformed burial ground, Williamsburgh. vorning. 2d inst, Oscan Firroner, son and Maria Antoinette Webb, aged 2 years and 7 months. The friends of the family are invited te attend his foneral, this (!'uesday) atternoon, at 2 fi 285 Madison street. to Zerega & Ca. * jon 4), on the Graud Mobile for Liverpoo vke sobr Lodi, of beverly, wi i Liverpool, 4f days in p Mog Merrilie, 44 20, low G7 25, gmanson, Mont His remains wil be tak 4 Cometery for interment. id July. afte? a lingering illness, Jemima { the late James Montgomery, Janvary, 100 quiacals nor, Providence & Co. %, wish miso rpool, June S, with mise to Lit 48, lon 28, excham jeer ng F; no date, lat ad 38, Loreen jiverpool, May Moxroomeny, relic aged o1 years 15 days friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attond her faneral, from her Late resi- dence, 40 Fast Eleventh street,on Weduesday after- noon. 4th inst., at 20°clock P.M. On Monday. 2d inst., of inflammation of the bowels, in the 23d year of his age. ernoon. at 434 o'clock, from the resi- adorn, No 45 Oak atreat. His friends, and those of the family. are rexpeetfully invited to attend; also, the members of Hose Com- any, No. 10, and of Liberty Chapter, No, 15, O. of A t.. aftor a short illness, in the ist y of berage, Vinoiia Srana, anda few hou: 1 , aged 1¥ years, duughters of Evert and Isabella ds of tho family in FL snow Social Unie ral. wre respectfully invit Margaret, (br) Clark, stJohp, Burne, Liverpool, via Cork, 82 days, in passeng, iohard Irvin. donderry, 37 days, with ballast | & Co,” Juno 13, Int 47 37, I € after a tee The rifle regiment ar- y-one days from the sama place, and will leave here for the South Fork of we ; John B Uleeker, Phillip Jacon F. Haganon : bark Quebeo, from Li ® The emigrants have passed on without numbers, Upwards of four thousand wagons have passed the Vort, at least forty thousand animals, principally oxen, and some sixteen thousand persons, and more cc ry The whole country, trom the Litde Blue | 1 ort, is lined with wagons. Many are turn- ing beck, und it 1s feared there will be great distress aniong many of them before they arrive at the South Paas. They begin to realize that hunting atwerp, May 2l, wrlbut & Co; 293 passen: , De Bost, Antwerp, 0 da: adsenKers, 7 of them nuns o! Louisiana, Beeoher, Antwerp, 32 day passengers, to order, Ship Ohio, Clarke, Havre, 36 days, with mize te W Liverpool, 41 days, with salt aad hil ‘and Kenduskong, Jenkins, Do ry GLLovell, Now ingtom. B’aledell. f 0% Kr bark Naomi, Wrig! passenera, to Williams & Guion. (bark), Jacoba Bak! unlze to G B Morewoy . | Oxgood, Ghent, 40 Gays, im bul- nit the erder in gene- end the fanoral, this, (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2 o'elock, from their late residence, Thirtioth street, fivo doors east of Eighth y Bark Mary S$ Rundtett, lat, and paseengers to m Air bel dane, Ailen, Ni. onwia.——Peter Stephar on the afternoon of the 16th | rear of the Shades tavern, Hi of age avd came to this country asa uy F. of the Ist Regt. N.Y. Vol’s. I discharged at the end of the war, since which time he resided in this place, ieved with the diarrhoss aod to this fact is 4 owing his untimely death. was found dead , ina large box in the about thirty years vate in compa- was honorably been much sickness among them of The road from St. Joseph's to the east. May 20, 7 other damare, dans, Stawan June %, im w gale, carried a it. Now bilg Frithjof, Johusom, Christiansand, Norway, 72 4 77 passengers, to ord ‘alermo, and Ulbraltar 42 days, vr, Gibraltar, May 19, with wines, ko, x Denmark (of Rortou), Woodbury, Darien, 9 days, with iomber, tod Arnol Brig Damersoove, Ov “one Bitk Sten Mase Norw brig Harmon: to Punch & Moineke. 5 B » Me, J ten graves, in a distance of | ninceghio y at many of the encamp- ments off the road, there were many I did not see. ‘The troops are healthy, and J hope, by the time | this reaches you, to be Turon the way to the Co- Ho had been for | yNovw big Pri Vrig Hollander, Faulkoer, Richmond (ard sl Moi Il Allow, MeMtuwn, New York; Boston; sohe TC orn, 10 days, from Pictou, CRAM ae fro ‘Sit C Windsor, (NS,) Adsense, 1; apoplexy, 2%; bleeding, 2f bleeding from stomach, 1, burned or scalded with bes. wee: Laty & Parkor, Calais, 6 days, to Smith & mints, (ir) of ett, Newport, Wales, 87 deze, with K Barnes, Wedmore, Blewthera, 7 days, with Parker, Harbor Island, |, Marbor Island, € da) Mac), Brig Commodore Hull, tr ache Recor, J a drowne Te dysentery, ro ‘prot | remi tent, 2; fever emns, wigs Chorek bole Turon. (Br) Driver from iverponl, «ug Gertrate Roberteoa, for avana, driohig + Bareolona, ready; Su perk, (Sw) ope, Adg: Camm: ta Grands, dis * se, t, to the master. Novpirey, for st a, 14; inflammation inflammation of, | 1) marasmus, 42; mensle: rematnre birt! er. Sehr Adeline, Colburn, P Selby Samnol B, Staples, J 4 Schr Moria, Bilis, Washingtoa, NG, 4 d GW Parnell, Ames, Virginie L Reeves, Wioglwright, Wilmlagtos, NC, 4 days, omac! Nver, 1; imt “Xo ye ays, with naval | | fala, 3, smal! teething, 1; tumor, Pocarrown, June 2A) ke for Windeor: Statenman, W was, 1 Btica Mopper of the 4th | -—-—- — _ dition to the duty of &) per | Weekly Keport of Deaths Boston; Piste, Robin f Breckiva, for the week andiag 8 Sid sloop Teaver, 6 n Sebe David Cox. Mallet, al Steamer Sa Gull, Ship Liverpool, Eldridge, from Liverpoot it oa Cork, with paswemgome. from Tarka Island, nn, 4) measles, Ly paraly whnown, 2; intemperance, 1) t 1.1; decline, hh tebes ter: hitrom, 44—Total, TR, Greenwood and other Brooklya rs" ke and ot! ' wnity, Vide; sleeps Gocham, Albay; on Cal vasvon, dune 16—Arr ship Willilam B Travis, Bolles, VR, Jono Are brig Julia P Thorae, Baltimore, b Ships Princetos, James W Shepher (ie), Liverpool; bark Carol Ships Pidelia, Wo Sewell, and Naomi, ai rod ab tho SW Spit itt Wine at sun-rise, Nj a¢ moridian, 49; st ome. 994, on, Probe, lt EST ADVICES ing 60 Lead wi Sea Gull, 8 York ¢ jauu PARTS OF THE WORLD algavioa NEW YORK HERALD OFFIC“, Beraid Mastie att pay | 4 beth fram St Joan, NB. ed op lant evonive Angier, Ldorerts to the satisfaction of Brige Crond gh n. wn, Sees; ni, vmpean, Stopheasom, § “ Gi scaly youterday liom, Wilmington, Maveltaneous. terree Bree of steamer Amorion, for M1 will clear at the Pxchange Readin afternoon. ab 8 quarter defore 6 «es Pre-paid, 88 the sbove offtee, te any part of ike worlt. ed aod inserted * hone Letters cam be Paebot ship ¥ tor: sche Presid: ht, Jones June I—Arecohe Pros Tar. 23 Uand, Crowell, Tar, teeeived from the Consulate pra. Vemecurte that the neice, and & full compiom: Joseph Fiah Seay: Avrete. Look an, Cartland, from NBedford, ¢ - » Kimoanea, Trim brig Fraal lim, of Provincetown, LAgn, Jone Are eehe Orieabe, Pr Drie We Hf Spear, Baek, Se J San Fravcisen vi Cochran, Phi io Lawrence, N Yorks NT, W It Mait~ ot; Lamartine, Frown, 40; Eloise. Roborteomy Favannamt, Jone 7—Cld Re hip Camillng, Aaht Soule, Freeport, Me; Joha RD a Ven mon, Bath, We Jnne Ave brig Mary Helen, Gregory, Havana, ber of 60¢ romain= ous, being eRtiogeiahed dar ond thereby aved rutas. dene ch<Ate brie Olanda, Mill, 9 Joh Albert Carter, N York Corn Meal wae he pe riae ay pointes for theirs dure we rt = RI Witmineron, New Tork, wan from Now Orleans for for Haree, was Passengers Arrived, raroor—Packet ship C a . from Liverpool for Boston, Jone 1, lat %, in, of Toston, from Now Orleans 13, int 49 02, bom nal, with Mue by wae soon June Ligenroo1—Br from New Orleane for Havre, Jane 17, + arafert Reet, Hindem, from Ne Orleans for Havre, June 2, int8%, Themnbel, A Koster G Heine, J 8 Francaville, dave from New Orleans a h Vermouth, from New York Havnn—ship Ohio—Dr Kroaner, 1 34 ft, tes Betrenborron, Mr J Retgente tereer, L Giorard, A Groves, aud ¢ Rom in jhe stoersge. for Boston, Juty 1, of Piro weed hands at 93048 8 } the pilos Baas Nettie, peep re Pome, Shaw, of and for New Vouk from Goitenburg, ©, tae 181 9 Oo Oe from Jumaden ive London, June 2, 00 nd 102 in the eter ingtom, pat om bowed by the Consul, Frenesens Havok We tas 1H, Lee tt eee ‘atharine’s, Marsh IT) for Califor Sprague, for New do, reety; Lym: Boston, dor’ Merlin, Wel Heusoian sinip’ ip Stephad Russell, trom W: 8, May 2-—-Sld bark Gee d Baltimore. O'Brien, Phitadel~ iladel hia sohrs Jas fatnrateted for Han doe, Now Cld th, oa New York, (W. Coastct Coniral Americn) abt Maj £14 ship Serampore, Hastings, Pants de Arenas, to fi for New York. 0, Roston, 5 m, for Boston, 4 a dich, bare Hamilton, Gill, Bos bark Caractaous, Barber, New Provinciatios, Williams tan. Now York, (before jaranham, Jamosoa, Baltimeres and Apis, ‘Sid abs tas, Knight, for Arr Aprit he nae St Joseph, Kelly, Ri London ; sohr Buily Se’ ‘wiled—bark Sarah Leeper, June, PM—Cld sh San Fran- 2 Oberlin, Gaibort Wostn hime Hn, Whi lina. Tayler, more, > Washingtoa NC; Atlan~ in. Das tol G burg: Bauticld, Nickerson. Nerfolk, Croton, Chase, am & Ph Bionchard rd, na, S. ~ Diniel Weve Ober tm; brigs Mou J saburch for ———, and osners. Arr sohr Willinm Ste , Mearns, brig Paquesde y Lind, King, vig Georges, ‘alker, Mitchell, Kennedy, nips Isabel, () Rollins, for Havana, tu me, for Mawre. lig; Tr ton, Ll lor-on, for Livers (6 johrs Debonsire (Br), Look- hia for ado nace Rabbit 4 Ativeny. uoer, N York, ondaw Foss im oentre: beige for Londonderry: stom: iaat, Cottom, Phila amsvips New sh pe dows ory. Braker, ¥ The Nickersom, oa= astm: on, Nickerson, wore. man, St Marys, th, Fark vise Wi ila. Viver- Mowri- Holens—J Rochters, tady ant ¢ ohild “rune, @ Wasentuhy, T Tiedmana, Where, B Sebhorne, Bllein, JA Sehinele der, Ming D Herrmann. M Halle, © Beilick, A Walther, & to children, and Me Te = Pilesienned Ba Sr awasoen—Drl¢ Harmoni—Me$ Halvoreer @ tady, Me A seamen, late of bark