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ss 0 etaaye ie csennge tients. Which cosh iseane id be ti to origi > ty dl nnoe Fayed oh oe As fof ‘and an immense quantity of lime is being used by our cituens. : Gaiocl Coasteo W. Howard, of Baltimore coun- met with @ covers gocupeas en at ye. was stopping et Hutching’s oa Front Bireet, and um his sleep and jamped out the window. feckty, hus room was on the second floor, though his arm u severely fractured, and he received a pumber of severe breises.and contusions. ‘The contest for the nomination of the democra- tie convention tor Congress, im the third district, will be quite eprrited, aad the result will probably be the cleeton of a whig representative again, from this OO of democracy, in the person of the Hon. J Wetbered, who slipped in some six years mince, When « similar contest for the no- mination took place The principal contestants jor the nominetion ere John Kettleweil, late sheritl of Balumore enty, Kettlewell and ( members of the convention, and the friends of Brown hold the balance of power betweea them. wersl Taylor arrived ot Laurel, in Prince , tetending to kpend and utact w mara man uring , Col. Copron. Le left Washington bie a private citiwee, pe coe knowing that he was about til he took his eeet im the care, t pereel of the new crop of Maryland wheat appeared io the Balomore market yester- —a lot of 320 bushels red, of prime ity and Nandecene order. It came from the farm of Mr John 5S. Stewart, of Dovehester county, and was bought by « erty muller for 104 ceats per bashel. ‘This price is some cents above the regular market | ow in work- | rate. The new Pa ing order between Washi and is said to operate adi Cur Philadelphia Correspondence Puu.apecewia, July 10, 1949. ‘The Cholera in Philadciphra—Lawnch of @ Steam- ship and Revonwe Cutter--Fwe— Markets, Stock Sales, & The Voard of Health report to-day 47 cases and 15 deaths—30 cases and 6 deaths being in pri. vate practice ; 30 cases aod 9 deaths distribated among the hospitals end almshouse 11 cases and | 6 deaths occurring at the latter institution. an, the first merchant see Steamship ever built at this port, is to be launched this afternoon, from the shipyard of Messrs. Bierly & Son, Kensington. Her exquiete model and | substantial build do eredit to Captains R. F. Loper | and James Marks, two of her owners, under whose joint superintendence she has been constructed, as wellas to the experienced ship-builders, who have in so able a manner fulfilled their contracts. She is 175 feet on deck, over 28 feet beam, and 14 feet hold, and i rated at 60 tons custom-house measurement. In her machinery the greatest eco nomy of space has been accomplished, by the adop- tion of Captain Loper’s double direct action en- gines, 0! low pressure, the two cranks working die Fectly_on the shaft of the lier, which is of Captain Loper’s most approw tern. Her en- ines have been built by Messrs. Neaney, Neafie & + om gh Orit eng a leven feetin di line of tele ie erate Weiedelgate, tion of rand bi meter, and the Rrst of such dr: mensions ever cast in this country. This feat was | aceomplished at the People’s Works, hensington. — ‘The weighticst portions of her machinery, iae arg the propeller, are now in their plaees; and the | pew steamship will conseq to take her place in the Chat! command of Captain Marks—having been built to Tun in connection with the favorite propeller steam- sbip Columbus. k The revenue cutter Crawferd, built by Jacob ‘Teese, will also be launched this afteracon, She is to be commanded by ‘oste, and is des tined for the Charleston station A blacksmith end wheelwright shop at Schayl- kill, Exghth and South streets, belonging to John B. Ulnich and Henry Ware, were destroyed by fire exrly this morning, originating in design, by some enemy. ‘The flour market i* quiet, and prices are steady at 56, for export; fresh ground lots are held at $4624; | city consi Rye floar Corn meal steady at $276. Grain— There is a moderate demand for wheat. and 5,000 » 4.000 bush. sold at $1 a $1 01 for red, 107 per busbel for good and taite. Z jes of 3.000 a 4,000 bush: New Orleans sold at 8% a 8) ots. per lb. ‘there has been rather more doing, but we have no ebange to notice in Whiskey is scarce, and has advanced to 25 cts bbis. and 22 cts in hhds ‘The following ure the quotations for stoe! Deard—5 shares Penpa Bank 109, $1000 Texas Dds 14; 100 Girard bank 12%; 5 Man & Mech 254; $000 Wilm'n RK loan $5; 100 Girard Bank 12%, 2Far. & Mech Bank 60%; 10 Penna Bank 109, $2000 8. Nav. loan 67; 17 Far, & Mechs Bank 60',, Second Deard—S Union Bavk, Tenn , 62; $1000 Sch. Nay. 6's, 614;; 1000 Lehigh do. 67; 1000 State do, "$3, 90). Our New England Correspondence. Heap or Lake Wixxirissioomn, N. HL, Centre Harbor, July 6 1849, The Merrimack and us Factories—The Merrimack Rarroad Travel— Concord—The Cowntry North —The Incomparable Lake Winnipissiogee— Pro- fessional Encownter—Opinion of the Reported Apporntment of Col. Fremont, §e., &e. In our last despatch we gave you some statistics of Lewell, the chief manufacturing city of the Merrimack, and while these details render it unue- cessary to give similar exhibits of other places of a like’ character, it is but justice to the Merrimack river to say that Lowell dees not, perhaps, embrace one-half its manufactures. Twelve miles below is the city of Lawrence, of 12,000 population—a city ‘which has grown up from the fields within the last four years. It is chiefly appropriated to woollen manufactures. Fifteen miles above Lowell is Nashua, and fifteen miles further up is Manchester, a place of some seven or eight thousand popula- ‘tion, which has onmag up since the election of James K. Polk. With mills ot various kinds Beattered along the way, we come to Concord, the capital ot New Hampshire, lately a quiet country villyge, but now a thrifty town, basy with locomotives, railroads, and factories. Fol- Jowing the river, north of Concord, tweaty-fi mules to Leke Winnipissiogee, the country be- comes comparatively wild—the hills are wouded— the train passes ——- frequent spaces of wood of small pines, with here and there a cabia ia ——- far behind the tumes here to stand jong. ‘the train up from Lowell this morning brought 4A) passengers, 400 being a fair average of the morning tip. New England is pretty well settled; the people are a bustling, active race, and, at the Tate of iwo centea mile, they travel by thoussnds, and the railroads do a profitable business, notwit Standing the heavy cost of their superior coasiru tion, The repidity and order with which han- Greds of passengers and tons of baggage are trans- ferred from point te point, show that the diseipliae ©p these roads is couplete. We left the tram at Lake Village, in the south end of this silvery expanse of bright water, and under the advice of Me Wright and Green- at, conductors, y route over the loke, yreterable for pi al observations, and ‘we thenk them tor their ste and discretion Lady of the Lak Lake George or fy ‘a little steame the Maid ef the Mist at Niegare. Lake Winnipissiogee is twenty-three miles Jong, and ten in its greatest width. It is very ore gular in its shape, indenting te hills around it ike @ succession of lakes between them. As you pers over its clear waters in the steamer, it is € etantly changing ita configuration- & narrow streit, and now a sinall and now it opens out ito a broad expar thre the ehiaimg vistas of the closermg wood- ed islands, you see ite waters str =the hills recede, the scene expands, and a be and Jotiy outline ot blue mom the cise » and ‘The |ote Dr. Dwight, in speaaking of the compara. five victuresquenrs of Lake Winnipissingee and ake Ceorge, says ‘The prospect from the hill at the head of Centre Harber (this lake) is much superior to that of Fort George (Co Lake George), a feet, of which harily any- thing could beve convinced me except the testimony of my own eyes, The Winnipirsiogee presents a field ‘of at least twice the extent. The islands in view are amore numerous. of finer forms. and more happily ar- ‘The chores are not inferior, The expansion agnifieent; and the grandeur of the vieularly of the Great Ossippes, can wit ay be rivalte v ch we cheerfully give in our concur. rence, ofier an examination of beth lakes. The thoueend islands of the great St. Lawrence, beau- tifa! ae they are, will not, in point et beauty, make a picture bke this lake, beewuse they want its re- ievisg ovthne of bloc mountains. We hold a tain boundary to be os indispensable as water fret lendscape night is coming down softly on the bosom of the waters: the twilight is sinking behind the mountains; a couple of loons, started from one of * Carroll, and Esau rowa.— | roll have ‘the majority of the | ngton. ¢ wheel is itself a curi- | from Wii tion, seated at the bottom of a Bay. which iv made en surrounding ebore peared, the imuaek geogrephy cf Nebemt, wrll ay been missing for sev y where to send fer him, he w press steamer to invite bim dows, on the eccamon of the visit of Gen. Taylor, and give him a warrant for his safe return A voung man en, of Me. Weide A. Peabes, om Meddione st street, ¢ ' wentin of the d bret for the ben fit of my mother Was evidently premediated for a ef gecd principle excituble, and at times subject to odd turne of inind. He hed shown these symptome quite frequently within a few weeks He wae about 28 years ob brothers in Spry place thie afterm the islands b a passing boat, are flying down the lake, pes hag ike Camanches} me fying poorwil have set up their cry in the woods, and the even- ing star glows like a diamond upon the warm besom of the sunset sky. Let us give you a verse of original rhyme upon the subject :— Star of the angels—star of love— ‘Through the still blushing sky ‘Thou shinest from the fivids above, Blessing the watcher’s eye ; Recalling to the wanderer's mind ‘The past, which we repiae, And blending objects lett behind With images divine. So you see that we can still sing a litte to the old harpsichord, “when the fit is on.”” But speaking of the lake practically, the Lowell cotton manutacturers have discovered that it hasan outiet into the Merrameck, and that in a dry sea- son_the waters of this lake ay be turned to some profit; and they are, therefore, deepening this outlet, co that if they diminish the volumo of the they will increase the amount of cotton and woollen goods. Commg up, the lake, we met with one of the prese gang of New Hampshire, who cordially ag with us that, as Mr. Weller had to go out, no better succeesor to run the boundary of the Gila could have been appointed than Lieut. Col. Fremont. We apprehend that the country will e this appointment, a8 a becoming mark of the merits of Fremont, and that this act will, in many things, make Old Bullion a fast friend of the administration. lake Politics hereabouts are at a discount. The peo- Je are awaiting the travel from the South ; but the cholera inte! s, and the tide of Southern travellers, with their liberal pockets, is delay ed.— We hope that the pestilence 1s at least at its maxi- mun. Tus Doctor. Notes from the Sea Nauant, July 3, 1849. Nahant and the Sea Serpent. ‘The caravanserie of Captain Drew, the public head quarters at Nahant, is at the extremity of a Jong penineula, with a rock-bound coast around the looking out into the sea, and to the head- po lands on either side of Boston bay, staring out like long, low ridges against the horizon. lt is cold enough here to-day fora Santa Fe _ Butlalo overeoat, and the surf 1s only to be plunged into for the reseue of a drowning individual. The sun shines cold and gray; the region is now tun- berless ; the cape, particularly, is naked and deso- late ; but the sea b thermometer in Boston is at nmety, and the lon, beach, reezes are charming when the two miles beyond the clean and cool vil- lage, isa much finer one to look at than that of Newport, for the waves, sweeping the crescent, of two miles, came roiling in with @ most inviting ruffle to the shore. We had hardly endorsed the book at the clerk's office, when we met a man with two fishing poles, & basket i had jus: pulled out of the water. Forthwith, we chartered a basket of clams for bait, a long reed ‘and line, and moved down to a position among the rocks, with the surf dashing, under a high wind, among the cracks and fissures of the rugged clitis. The fich, some of them as red as the gold fish in the foun’ ton, took to the clams handsomely, and we soon filed a basket wita the black and red pe Nahant. To those accustomed, like Chancellor Pibb, to stand a whole afternoon on the long bridge of the Potomec, waiting the uncertain visit of a cat- fieh, the cngling at Nahant is worth a visit of an hour trem on. od a string of thirty-six perch, which he at the foot of the capitol at Washing- ‘There are few people esl a yet; but crowds are expected after the fourth, and a pertect jubilee is r eipated with the coming visit of Old Zack rom a gude-book to Nahaut, we extract the fol- low in, amt deseription of the place, by an old colontal w' ver, Witham Wood, written in 1633 — plantotion is Saugus, sxe miles porthoast cotmet. This Towne is pleasant for situa- . oad on the Upon the South vide of the Beach, the Sea Desteth, which i 8 true proge te stormes and foule weather and the breaking up of Ul Frost. For when « storme beth beens = the Indians, taking out of shels rat store of aS Ret te Herrings, insomuc! t ve been at mak ‘rem a a wayre and Herring house, to dry these the last yeare were dried some 4 or 6 Last. ut 10 Larrels| for am experiment, which proved ood; this ie like to prove a great enrichment to her Coun. commoditie im ures by two men, wl stomes to stone th ponds like Coder, Aspe, Fime | The ground le vty good, ie many places’ without trees, and Gt tur the [' expreted, the corm being very goed, especially the Barly, Kye and Oates ‘The land affordeth to the inhabitants as many vari ‘ ; eties we any One rive. and the ses more, the Basse con timuing from the middl: of April (1 Miehseimas (arth Sept) et half that tine ie the Bay [Beeston Harbor), besides here is @ great deal of Rock cod ond Neerill ineomuch that aboales of Bawr have sheoles of Mecrili from ous end of the saedie be other, which the inhabitants hav tarrowes The Bay which lyeth before the low pring tyde will be ali atte for 2 miles pon whieh is great store of muscle bearkes 7. The very anpret of bh te Beep 4 Mat abd tbow obscure The woods, the wolves, aod the cattle have die el, docks, Xe, have moved on of HOG, as reletes to the 4 ‘*. ie deseripts Capt. Drew seforme as he sea serpen but that d be heew wld despatch an ea- the open Atlant Having « a of # ds cote make in this Northern excurmon, we ete thee trig cape for the heartet Yankee land, the morning Tee Dooron Jamon S. Bidwell Bonk Aerper in the Mrzanc nutted rureide by hanging, last vege, ia sleeping room ever the ©. Mr. Bedwell was conversing With some triende about 9 o'clock, end n Went into the store A boy whe slept there, pemd bin eae prided Vey vethead Assistance was obtained and the bedy down, but life waeeatinet la one of they raced was found a note, directed to Mr which the fodewing us copy alde— For thie rash ect forges me My ton will adyart my efteire with you ood bye, er ' ad. The act Av rable tume The nete wae written ina fan bh In the course ot the day, Me. Dudwell gave some birds to a little sister of his employe M s that he has kaown Bidwell tor ain tA ed here im recellent young & od haba, very nervous and 4d abernt The Won. Thomas W. Chien, of I lately appointed Charge d’Aflaires of + States te the Kingdom of the Two Sve been in this "a it day oF two pact, and pre pored to leave it today on the way to his place of embatkation. Mr. Chinn is fin hie mission, #s private Secretary, by AT Barrew, the sen of the fe rmer (and late lar fenator from Loursiana of that name —Natrona Intellygencr, July WW. Army Endeliagenen, Apsutant Genenan' Wasninoron. July 5. 1 peel itments in the Ny the President since the tion of * General Orders” No. 14, of March 15, . 1.—PRromorion: Mrvicat Drrantoy Assistant Surgeon Leonard C ge0ms Augurt 6, 1848, vioe Ganenat Onvens, No. 38. Promotions and | ofthe | wa United States. made a s™ Bote of Firat int of Contiawous Service. tz? 5: H 7 . ail, Baily, who declines promo- 3 it jon. Assistant Surgeon Samuel P. Moore, to be Surgeon. ioe Mevhail, resigned. cond ReGiment or Dracoons. ders, to be Captain, Arril 30, 1849, vi 8 ¥ William H. S: April 25, 1849. vice Hunter, revet 2d Lieut Charles H. Tyler. to be Second Lieu- tenant, April 25, 1849, vice — Srconp Recinewr or Anrinipay. Second Lieut. Anson J, Cook, to bo First Lieutenant, April 15, 184, view Chase, deceased revet 2d Lieut. Thomas 8, Rhett, of the Fourth Ar- tillery. to be Second Lieutenant, April 15, 1849, vice Cook, promoted, Fouxtn Recent or AxtiLuEny. First Lieut, John P, J. O’Brien, to be Captain, May 16, 1849. vice Deas. deceased. Second Lieut. Albert L. Magilton, to be First Lieute- nant, February 28, 1849. vice Hill, resigned Second Lieut Gustavus A. De Rusaey, to be First Lieutenant. May 16, 1549, viee O'Brien, promoted. Second Licut. J. 8, Garland, to be First Lieutemant, May 20, 1849. vice Bradford. resi; Breyet 2d Lieut. William G. Gill lery, t> be Second Lieutenant, February 28, 1619, vice Magilton. promoted. Brevet 2d Lieut. James Holmes, of the Second Artil- lery, to be Second Lieutenant, April 24, 1849, vice Symmmeg, transferred to the Ordnance. Brevet 2d Lieut ‘Truman W. Walbridge, to be Se- cond Lieutenant, May 16, 1849, vicw De Russey, pro- 567. a ood busi = s : : ff appointed adjutant. fete e FRREREGESEREGIEEINGE % erent StEte #52 Tee FEF ne, Apiutant’s Gerenat's Orrie By order of the i e z & = bd} i jutant General, = | for mess, and $9 25 for prime. Beef is > é * Volunteer Service. Naval Intetiigence. The following list shows the mamber and character < of the Third Artil- of the United States vemels in commission July 1, MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON. One razee, two frigates, one sloop of war, one first The flour market was better, and closed at class steamer, two second class steamers, one schooner. One ship of the line, i ; One frigate, two sloops, one ‘Three sloops, two brigs One sloop, one brig. ‘i HOME SQUADKON. One frigate, three sloops, two steamers, one schooner. | heavy, and the market inactive There was a fair NORTH OF KUROPR, Brevet 24 Lieut. Grier Tallmadge, of the Firat Artil- lery, to be Second Lieutenant, May 20, 1849, vice Gar- land. promoted Brevet 2d Lieut John C. Booth, of the Second Ar- tillery, to be Second Lieutenant, May 31, 1849, vice Gouverneur, resigned. Finst Reoimenr ov Invantey. Brevet 2d Lieut. AG. Miller. of the Sixth Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, April 11, 1849, vice Hall, de- Brevet 24 Lieut. Thomas D. Johns, to be Second Lieutenant, June 30, 1849, vice Bradford, resigned. ext or INFANTRY. . Westeott, to be Captain, May ON THY LAKES, One steamer, four store ships. One ship of the line, one razee, six frigates, sixteen | by th sloops of war, fix steamers, four brigs, two schooners, four store ships—40. Theatrical and Musical. Broapway TuvatRs.—Skconp Nicht or M. Macat- | , Buxapsrevrs-Flour—The aggregate sales for the Firat Lieut. George 7, 1849, vice Kingsbury. promote Seeond Lieut David R. Jone: nant, May 7, 1849. vioe Westcott. promoted. Brevet 2d Lieut. a to bo First Lieute- rn ‘aige, of tho Sixth In- fantry. to be Second Lieutenant, March 10, 1849, vice Johnston, deceased Lieut Nathaniel H. McLean, of the 8e- yenth Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, March 29, 1849, vice McGill. resigned. Brevet 2d Lieut. Ferdinand Paine, of the Fourth In- fantry, to be Second Lieutenant, May 7, 1849, vice Jones, promoted. ele. | State and mixed Western, $4 08% a $4 75 incomprehensible 7H Recent or Ixrantry. njamin L, E, Bonneville, of the Sixth In- fantry, to be Lieut. Colonel, May 7, 1849, vice Garland, Firtn Reoienr or Invantay. orvell, te be Captain, April ton W. Lear, to bo First Lieut. orvell, promoted, Brevet 2d Lieut. William N. R. Beall, of the Fourth Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, April 30, 1849, vice Lear, promoted Sixrm Reoitent or Invantar. Captain Julivs J B Kingsbury, of the Second In- fantry,to be Major, May 7, 1849, vice Boaneviule, pro- First Lieut Spei 80, 1849, view MeP Second Lieut. ( April 80, 184. vice services of two gentlemen. th: y $2 for the glass. it he must resover wound, and ~‘quic teh of Erourn Reament or Israxrey. Lieut. Col Jobu Garland, of the Fourth Infantry, to be Colonel, May 7, 1549, vico Worth, deceased. IL. — Avroinrments. Mepreat DeraktMent, Assistant Surgeons, in the order of Ji iaml. Ballard of Louisiana, “eK. Woed, of New York _Joreph P. Brown, of Michigan, Report in porsen at Hasson. of Maryland. Report in per- rt] Jonathan Letherwan, perron at Fort Monroe William A. Hammor lister, the triumph of ‘The bill for this evening be, of course, great attraction to many. Narionat, Tuxarne.—Tho house was finely filled last | gud quereitron bark at 2s, 6d. evening and the entertainments, which were of a light Hives.—There was a fair demand for and varied character, passed off with much éciat. perceive that there ha te the company lately. Vache, and others, well known to the New York public, have been engaged, and what with the previous ex lence of the company,and these new ones added, the | — Provisrons.—Pork—Sales of 430 barrels were made at season will be carried on with more brilliancy than | $1075 for moss, and $925 for prime, Beef.—Sales of 100 ever. Chanfrau knows how to regulate such things, | barrels Chicago mess, at $13 25; prime was rearce at and even bad he all the competition to contend with | $11; 200 tierce that ho has when the other houses are all open, we aro | not’ learn; the nominal price was $17 a $18. Cut ‘audiences as he could | Meats.— Sales of (00 hegsheads plain hams, were made pees to rank from ferson Barracks, We | with sales of been several additions made Moxassrs. of Pennsylvania, Report in Messrs. C. W. Clarke, Jordan, | Nay Stores —Sales of 250 Lbls. Wilmington rosin of Pennsylvania. Report in person at Carlisle Bairacks, for duty with troops under (aders to Santa Fe. Franels Sorrel, of Georgia. Report in person at Fort Joherton, N.C Edward W. Johns, of Maryland. Reportin person at Fort Columbus. William W. Anderson, of South Carolina, Report in person at Fort Melenry. Pay Derantonnt, Albert J. —_, of Virginia, to be Paymaster, June HL.—The fellowing nai Military Acade Brevet of in conf 4th rection of the wot of April 20, 1812, to take rank sure he would still have as lai accommodate, The National is emphatically the peo- | at Gd: ple’s theatre, and as such, it will always be well sup- | some 120.000 pounds were wold at 43gc. for shoulders, Denedt is to be | bisc. for sides, and at 6%e. for hams. Lard was quiet art.’ Jim Crow | and lower, with small rales, at Oe. a 6% for good to Rice, otd father Rice. as he is more familiarly termed, | prime, apd kegs at 740. a 7360; grease lard, some 20,000 ‘one of the most popular men in the profession the house will be crowded, we occasion alone would Te-night. 9 cowplimentar; iven to that vet graduates of the That unds sold no kind of doubt; ‘ir demand, with sales of 14.000 pounds, at Xe. Wes- large audience, but | tern butter wi forth as there is for | a lie. my, are attached to Lieutenant etiached (0 the Corps ef Engineers, iremenia, & Fanny Wallack, Jordan, from the Bowery, Dumbolton’s Serenaders, | Wines.—Sal Messrs. J, and H. Walker, will all appear, as also the | 75 do Malaga, at 38 or Is likely to be, it will roare like Thunder, being boarde stxe miles: And after stormes casts up great rtores of lames, eaet Quiney A. Gill rs : ; Birevet Bd Lieutenant attached to the Corps of Topo- rs. Knight, Mr. John Dunn, Mr. | ~ Stea graphical Kngineers, Direvet 2d Lieutenant attached to the Ordinance, Cadet Stephen V. Benet. Hrevet 2d Liewtenanis attached to the Dray Cadet Hornee F. De Lano. . Gadet Beverly Il. Robertson. Cadet Charles W. Field. .... 4. Cadet John G ein baskets (On the North cide of this Bey lx two great Marches. which are made too bya pleasant River Funoce between them. Northeerd up this river goes to ‘iss Wallack has won KE. bie! 21. Cadet Daniel MeClare. . . during the whole of 24. Cadet Washington C. Tevi Br rwet 2d Liewtenants attached to the Ari Cadet Thomas) Hi Cadet William Silve: Cadet Beekman Du Cadet Delavan D. beaten store of Basse the Indians whose name | 62 barrels of arhes. ih hooke end lime come Ofty or oe 19 4 miles broad haife Of 11 bring grasse. without tree A t William A. Nimmo. bdward KR. Platt...... takes a benefit lonal Theatre, of fare is extremel; Laeutenants atiacked to the Infants add to the attractior thin o mile of the towne, out of which ruaness cu. ve is one of | Thous fresh brooke that is eeidom fronen by reason of the warmncrse of the water; wpon Ube stream ix bullt # water Milne, and up this river come Bmelts and frost fish veh bigger than a Gudgeon Kor wood there is no want, there being store of good Oakes, Wallnut, the most gentlem Minotneis,—There hay ie Away as merrily ae | taming great numbers of our citizens, to whom the ge: ecucerts of this band are almost as easential | the necessaries of life. music en their various instruments, grnerful dances give an extre fy Ganves —With increared tuce py darkies are rks, and enter | Central Railro ugh. im this Place ie more Fngiiel linge than lo all New bmgiand and Virginia besides, which proved as well as could be 4 any of They discourse most eloquent diminished spirit and racarry on their de- ort beautiful resort, ell viviters. The seep of musical talent now engaged at and pleasure ynolds. Cadet James Meintosh ... ‘The following named Cadets will t Beeoud Livutetants from Jul, as 6 Cadet Johneon K Davesa 12 Cedet Leward D M Cadet Jobe W. Fraser. Cadet Altved Cumming. ake rank as Drevet inturn The loversof music, who bare | ie # GL) HM. MePhail, Capt. 5th Infantry, +t Mayor Dendel I. MUL, let Lieut. 4th Artillery, Febreary 28. Lo4¥ brevet hajor albert Lowry ne Aveistawt Quartermaster (owly) Merc 31, 1 Fict Lieut bemund Bradtord, 4th Artiller, Drevet let Lieut, Sem'l L. Gouverneur, 24 Lieut. 4th Artetery. May Sh, 1840. t James Magill, 24 Infantry, March 29, Bradford, Ist lafantry, | _ Brevet Major Daniel April #0, 8a. most attractive and pleasant musical Tal they conclude, are already a po- ble here as they long have @ eptertainm | y rich, consisting of a rare selection of the choierst gems from the most celebrated French ard Italian operas, besides a variety of singing, and the wonder fal performances ef Herr Stoepel, on the Yylo Beeond Idewt Rdmuand . * Fine 1s Gronerrows, 8. C.—We have been Sa Lieutenant Samael Rees, Sd Infantry, May kincly furnished with the following letter in re- ference to the disastrous fire in Georgetown, on ‘Thureday morning. “ Gronertown, July 5, 1849. “ T regret to say that a fire broke ont th about half past 1 ‘8 ange, and swept every store from Congdon’s down to MeNemee’s ; we ere ail in confasion. £1,000 insurence ; have saved three or four hun- th, and lost the balance. s0., Somers, Stevens, h, Hiddteson, 1 bron and McNamee, burat out will be « mere wifle, MePhail, April 90, 1849 w ‘clock, in My: Aoristant Burgeee Joseph bi } Dallay, (promotion of pat Drevet Major General tamund P Gaines, at New ered dollars’ wert don, Carr, Abrabar ®, terawti) at Fae Autom Capt Nathaniel Wo ite The lose | 8 mest of them were insured. , ty oP chp on 8 ——_ c.. J aad meee, ‘Their stocks were very light, and a great many cords have been saved." — Charleston CS. cory, duly 7. Commmncr ox Brntiner Capt | dard boas, 4th Artillery, near Comp Ring- Quartermaster end First 4 Avuiery, at Fort Jokmeom, N.C, Aprit 15, let Cyres Hall, let infantry, near Victoria, Whedbee, Ordnance at Vareh we Io Jebuston, 24 Infantry at & Ueto, Maren lo. Dee promewd eed appointed will juin -) (apt Lette «dem x, lowa —The Burling- ton Pree Pres annonnces the arrival there of two barges, with 10,000 bushels of wheat on board, in The wheat was from Toledo, whole cost of transportation was To accommodate the lighter hambly canal, (which will be «hviat- «by the Caughnawaga,) the wheat was shipped ot Kingeton, and it was then taken to Barlington preaking bulk. Toledo to Albany 1s Srerad Liewt regiments aod cost of freighting w stated to be twenty cent Mr. Crar.—We had a | pernful rumor in the city yesterday, that our dis tinguished fellow-citizen, Clay, severely attacked with cholera, at Ashland, and that be was in a very dengerous condition, We gratified to be able to contradict the rumor. Clay was slightly unwell, os was Mra. Clay morning, but we learned in the evenmg from the attending physician, that both | were entirely relieved. Domestic Miscetinny. ‘The Legislature of New Hampshire, adjourned sine | de om the TH bs There were 40: ending the Tth inst. of ‘The trial of the will of Raward Phillips. involving the wae commenced at Ipswich, Mass, aleo, yesterday teport bes berthplace, sed the State from whieh ep- | K JONES, Adjutant General Thiladelphia for the week ere of cholera, mes, of the sth Artillery, take piece om the Army Register 4 Liewt he lier ut Jobe be Kawey, of the 24 Infantry, to eum of 9600. 000 7 to take place om the Army Kegister yesterday, the 10th inet. armerly of Albany, ha boon elect- 0 Bishop of ladians. ¥ T S cond Licwt Jobe t Caled Smith, of the 24 Artillery, to | ‘The London pa may eadonate tab deathot the honorable arlea R. ‘aughan, w! 0, for a number of y resided in the United States, in | the capacity of Envoy Extraordinary, where he was most highly respeeted. On leaving the United States, he was appointed on a special mission, as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary <@ | to Constantinople. CITY TRADE REPORT, Tuxsvay, July 10—2 P. M. Avwes —A moderate business is doing in both sorts, with sales of 35 bbls. at yesterday's quotations. Cor- vos.—The market is steady, and sales making at full prices, Bneavsiurvs ~Flour is very firm, and a pretty ® es going forward, both for home trade and export. The sales up to this hour are about 4.000 bbls. comprising fine and uninspected at $4 a $4 1234; com- mon to good brands straight State and Western. at $4 $4 76; round boop Obio, at $4 94 a $5 0644; and pure Genesee. at $5 @ $5 .12}¢. Rye—Sales of 300 bbls. at $2 04 a $3, chiefly at the last igure. Grais,—Wheat is eteady, with a fair milliog dewand. vendible 56} | Oats are stiff, and selling at 380. a 340. Corm steady demand, with sales of about 18.000 bushels, ® S40 for Western mixed, 56c, for Western vspecuiadive demaud for pork, st $1070.0 $11 peculative F pork, a $ Iso ins similar demand, at $12 & $15 25 for mess, and as Pie pie, there is none in the market. Lard—Sales of 106 kegs, atThke. Cut meats are very firm. Wi ey is without mveb evimation. but holders are firm; we gene prison at 2350 and Ohio at 2c, O1s,.—Wo notice sales of 1.000 gallons linseed, at 680. a 68340. for English, and Tvrsvay, July 10—6 P. M. vance of Oc. a 12%¢c., especially on good Ohio bran ‘There was # good inquiry for the East and for the home trade. ern brands were rather: quict, and prices Wheat exhibited no chan; te: mand, and pretty free sales. Rye flour was easier, with moderate rales Meal was easier, Pork lower, and the market unsettled, with light sales, chiefly to jocal trade Beef was firm and buoyant. Lard was business doing in cut meats, at steady prices, In the market was firm, notwithstanding the large stock, with moderate rales. Molasses, good quality, was in moderate demand Transactions in cotton, as well as other articles of produce, were somewhat checked ted arrival of another steamer from Liver- pool, with » week's later news. Asties,—Ihere was a steady demand for both sorts, — of 70 bbls. at $5 56'4 a $5 624, for both nds. day reached to about 6.500 bbis., in separate lots, Listen’s Secon» Suxsrs or Macicat Somies —One of | yniong which were fine and uniuspected. at $4 06% a the most lively and agreeable entertainments of thi* | $4 26; common State, $4 62% a $4 68% great necromancer took place last evening, at this gant place of amusement, and was attended by avery | fngiana and Obio, $4 87% @ $5; round large and numerous audience, All beholders sesmed | $4 94 a 96 06 ry much pleased with th feats of adresse, mechanism and M. Macalister was rewarded nd congratulation. Among the m: skilful tricks performed on this occasi necessary to mention the experi dedicated to the ‘Temperance Cause,” in which M. having required them very cordial departing from them, wishes to treat t They accept it; but, as soon as the wine has he urges them to Upon their refural, he tells them tl his wine, and. for this purpose, he makes a hole in the forchead of one of the party, applies a funnel to the presto!” the wine falls out of it into a tumbler, to the great amusement and delight of | MOrrow, checked operat The “fashionable bat,@ /a Beebo,’ was also much appreciated. as well as the “cookery of par- afaragarames,” in which Mr. M. dresses his two young comperes in the funniest imaginable way. ‘The enter- tainments concluded with the Hindostanic experiment of“ sleeping in the air.” which is, for Madame Macal- e. elegance id beauty. alirdy changes, and. wili | 3,000 bbls, flour at 1s. Gd ; heavy good: straight straight brands Western, $4 814 a $4 87) Ohio $6 1234 w $6 60; fancy Genesee, $5 15 extra Ohio. $5 00 a $5 75; extra State, $6 a $6 50. Of the above sales 4,700 bbla, were made for export. Southern, sales of 230 bbls, were made at $5 a $5 125 for Alexandria and Georgetown. Rye Flour was steady, with rales of 700 bbis. at $2 8754 a $3. Meal was easier, with sules of 650 bbls, New Jersey at $2 04 a $3, Wheat—Sales of 2,500 bushels damaged Ohio were made at We; 2400 do good upper Lakes at T6e. Rye—Sales of 4300 bushels at 57'40., detivered. Oats were steady at 33a Sc. Corn—Thy sales for the day reached about €0.006 bushels, at 54 Western mixed; 6c. for round mixed; 65% round white; 56e. for Western yellow; 5734 4 round Northern and Jersey; closing at 58e. views being expected to- tosome extent Fiftcen e disposed of, at very full hundred bales, however, - ing inclined to wait for later foreign ments of 1,600 bushels of corm were m: ton at od.; tar, 3s. To Gi ow, 7,000 bushels corn at 6iyc, and heavy goods '#. Ud; tobscco, 22%, Gd. ; jected pare 100 Buenos Ayres at 10c., six months; Ited were sold at 5c , six months. 260 bbls, New Orleaus at 220, 2,500 do greet at G00, delivered. Ois.—The sales comprise about 4.000 gallons linseed, at $8 a 583sc. for English. and 59a Otc for American prime mess were sold on terms we did lain shoulders at 4!;0. Of dry salted meats, ¢ forcommen Grease butter was in teady at 109 & 1344e. and Ohio at To, Cheese wag yutet at 2c. a 630. —Bales of eads Cubs were made at 4 ; 100 do. Texas, at4'ic. a diye, and 160 Nw Oriealid, at4ice a 4Xe. v.—Sales of 70 barrels good white, at To bh. of 120 quarter casks of port a) 580. and ic. beneficiary bimself, in some of his most favorite parts. Wruisxey.--Tho stock was quite light, and the mar- Faneweut, Beserit or Miss Fanny Wattace.—Miss | Ket firm, with sales of 150 barrels at 230 for Jersey, at Wallack tak SH ‘s Theat 23,c. a 28e. for Obio, and 23ige. for State prison, sllack takes » farewell benefit ot Burton's Thevtre | Drudge was steady at be. time and interest. formed, Miss Wallack sustaining the | Receipts of Produce per Hudson Rwer Lines, this Day. character of Hamlet, Mr. Burton that of Polonias,and | Durant jary Taylor as Ophelia opinions from Lathrop’s Line—3,022 bushels of corn. jpe—10,000 bushels of corn. 069 barrels of flour; 16 do. ashes; | u > farewell benotit, Hudson River Line—780 barrels of flour; 38 do, ashes; ith tho admirers | 15 do whiskey; 77 bales of wool; 41 boxes cheese. Troy and Erie Line—6.750 barrels of flour; 10.692 Mn. Rice's Beserrt —For the first time in a long | bushels of corn; 30 barrels of pork; 203 bales of wool} period. Mr Rice, the original “ Jim Crow, : is familiar as & houschold word, on both sides of the |, New York av Atlantic, as the impersonation of that quaint, peculiar | 2.200 bushels cor humor which characterises the African race in this The benefit is to bo giver at in Chatham street, and the pill varied and attractiv lack plays in “Three weeks after Mi Jobn Dunn appears aa That Raseal Jack.” tablished favorites will appear — Dumbieton’s band will eres, Coane. self appears in | Flour, ee Tt is rare that so great a | Corm, bushels, sented Mr Kt id esteemed member are quite sure thi 50 barrels flour; bales of wool; 67 boxes of chvese, Swifteure Line—3,0s9 barrels of floar; 700 bushels of Canal Line—1,105 barrels of flour; 7,754 81 barrels ashes; 75 do. whiske: ‘roy Line—1,€00 barrels of four; 4,68) bushels ‘Other es. | Of corm; 265 bales of wool. -16,.163 Pork, bbls... ....... 7 195 Feed... w Wool, bales, 11s MARKETS KLSBWHUERE, STOCK SALES. Boston, July 91.—Brokers’ Board.—B6 shares Vermont ys WO di 4 473; 5 City Bank, husetts Stills, div. off, 930; 1 do. do., 10044; 1 Wea,ern Rai Boston and Mai Raileoad, ie tT 44; | Boston Hank stern Teal vou, Hi Nye 2 Tin Re Railroad, 10a: 10 Noechern Rail a Hg: 10 Northern Rail= Ay Railroad, $5; 40 Boston and x Marrt On Thursday morning, the Sth July, at Woodlands, Pendleton, 8. © , by the Rev. A. ‘Il. Cornish, Dr ous, Jr, son of the Hon. J.C. Calhoun, to | A st daughtor of the late Kev. Jasper Adains, all of Pickens District. | By the Kev. 8. I. Cone, Baptist Minister, Jone T. Dusrrs, Eeq., counsellor at law, to Mrs. Euiza Wa- paow, all of this city. | On the J0th inst, by the Rey. Dr. Hutton. Mr. Joux K. Hona, to Mics Asa Tact Keoten. all of this ofty. At Albany, Baker county, Georgia, on the 27th ult , by the Rev. Mr. Ley, Dr. Jone P. Necsom, of that place, to Miss Exsza Hona, of Rahway, Now J ° Died, Mra Pee | Enrranstn Bs | Moore. The friends of her brothers, Nam H. and those of the family. are the foneral this (Wednesday) afternoo from 201 Henry street. without farther favitatioa, mains will be mn to Cireenwood © tery | At New Orleans. on the Ist inst. Mr. Crances Ban nert, a native of Westobester county, New York, bat for a number of years part a resident of that city At Bath, (Me) on the evening of the 20th wit, Garr. nat Metonn, He was & colonel im the lat war, and eldest: daugh: aides, from ite clore to General Harrison's time, Colivetor of de. she Wald boro —— MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Stone, Lie eit; Hons | fi i Rot janne, (lire) b x Europe via Baltimore, Ovirichs & K Matt nm, Quebee, J Medivrn Lee & 1 Arabella, Glove want 40 G HK Corning: Ar- go de Cuba, J Thompson; Challenge. Cliet, © Rowland; Syria, (Bry Francis, Win “y & Co William, Nixon. Ni Sloop—Kadiant, Dayton, and Gaulle, Forguto dence. Arrived, US Matesmehip Southerner, Berr! vith mdse, to Speflord, Tilesten & € six bovre cft the Heck in a thick for. Hare, Jone mn ds ieaton, 69 hours, S was detained rte, liieae & ‘ith frait, ke, ration, Sagua la Grands, 14 days, with ir brig Lady of toe Lad 5, in Vallaet, to Middlen @ sehr Oscar Rie, Castel Messinger. Sehr @ W Atwo Sebr Sorah Ang Sete Frank, Mom. Hill, Hamilton, Bermoda, July | 0.’ Left no Am vessels , St Barts, 16 days, with frnit, to Mott, Virginia, Bennett, Virginia, h, Norfolk. | Schr New Yorks nti st Bris Mepricttes felts, of ree West ladies. Behr Frinceton, Brazos Santiago. ‘The Light Sandy Hook, which resentl: moceings, was towed up by the ste.mer Dunoaa Dutob bark Nederward, late ashore on Romer, got off yes torday, and was towed to the city. number of outward bound vessels are anchored ia bay, detained by head winds, Ce een 8 at moridian, S; at sua> Herald Marine Pruvapecema, July 10, 4 P i Ga; schrs Jose, Staluecht, Bostou; New York; Almira, King, Laguay- Rio, Oliver, Seawic! Josephine, Simpson, Henry, in. do; cy, Charlestown, Mass; Edinburg, schre Aloxander. Studley, do fax, NS; John Thomas Camp, Fall River; Au r Potcingllle Porte or, Potcin, rt~ toamer Vulean, Green, New York, en Misceliancous, yerpool; Tenness illclove at the Je ters can be prepaid te for Cali © Keading Room, this day, any part o1 the world. per Eipire City, will close at inet. London; West Point, for Livor= favre, will sail this day, Tr bags as above. ° y gale, au which s! he sailed again about 23d May. for Charleston, at anchor below Provi- by schr Harrison Jones, i, aud had jib and ‘flyimg jib-booms carrie ow, at Provider vy SW blow, om the night of the 6th inst, " Notice to Mariners. t, for repairs, No motice It If the persons interested will know Whaiemen, rete aah Corivlanus, McGinley, South At~ 8 (25 ep). of her removal, mn Arr.st Greenport, Li, Old at New Bedford, 7th, ship Waverley: Neil, Japan Sea. At Tombez, May 10, her cook by sickness, ‘led from Talesbuano, April 2400 bole ap and wh (Hot I had one man taken out of s boas 18, Citizen, of and for Nan- 00 sp, 1000 wh, as reported ‘Whale ships, names not mentioned, are at Valparaice, 7th, Williaa & Etiza, Aliem, NB, SD ep, om & Heard from, no date, &e, Cat: Indian Ocean, of 45th, Int 27, lon 55, Ansel deya from Hong Kong, full ship. Nan, 400 LA , Concordia, Slate, from arbor, 130) bbls wh and }), of aud for Fairhaven, Sparen, Phip Stephen Baldwin, Borland, from Liv for Phivadelphia, July 4, 100 ESE of Sani Ship Manteo, Leighton, 40 days from veo for New Or= Jeane, with pastor 1%, lat 19 49, lon 62 35, Hasty, from New Orleans for Liverpool, pssee from New Orleans for Liverpool, Liverpool for Philadelphia, 5th inst 26 passeny rs, all well “ ¢ topsail, steering E, was ), Jen for Goston, July 8, 100 miles BSE of . July 8, about 100 m%ee of, look. Brig Re from the West Indies for Newport, 9th inst, of FOR CALIFORNIA. from Boston (Jan 8) for Rio Ja~ Francisco, March 21, lat 47 53 3, 4. stecring 3, Ju Eurotas, from Bost Silat ence for California, reported yester- tome doubte as to date, Re, should fro Ton 42.45, with 2 A ship, with a black bail in her geen Ath inst, Jat az 65, Bark Elvira, Nicker: neiro (March 2), for S wh ch'wo expresved have been reperted Int 30 N- Py tes she wa must have beet iY lat 3 at that. ti m blown to tho North ward after the Gh. Foreign Cavexnx, June 7—Brig Granite, Up uly 4—Arr bork Marquis o! May 12—Bark St Andi . ‘Tancred, (Fr) for San Francisco, do; Blisn- disg; schr Nassaa, f Chandos, NYor irew, Do: fo | Sid Ith. rebr Pa: bhove dates ato xen, San Fran o, The from the Valparaiso Neighbor, and ditfor widely from some reported, Ports. wontcoLA, June 21—Cld schr Sylvester Gesner, owe, N York. In port—Ships Porsian (Br), Trevillick, for Live Devonport (Br). Cclburn, do do; brig Samson, Wh xaudria, Sid, anchored below, bark Lonia; brig ee Barrimonn, July 9 Arr brige Bo! ackford, Arociro, ‘t Ramea: ro'rs Josopl*smown, bei Martha, (Russian) Klock= #8, Gibbons, Rio de Janci mi rete, N York. | Si chr Sarah Ann Roo, G Reventy, July S—Arr sobr J Lovit phia; Sth, brig Metropolis, Beanet CHARLESTON, July 6A) +, Hod) = s oy igdon, Philadel. ip Columbia, Setzer, N York; 3 wer. Beloher, Card Fite, Marra, Matanmas, Sid Br ehip Lady inderolla, Snow, NYork, rawford, Inkloy, Bath, ly 7—Arr ache Sasa My ie fe findel ita for do. sid sch Susan. ey Eroanrowy, Jw rk; Bth, we! josephine, Clark, ‘urney, NYork. duly, 2-014 bas Martha Anna, Jordan, Bostong , G jh Grant, Smith, Baiti- je Emily Hilliard, Cook, St Joly f—Arr brig lien) Carver, D TindiedetpaAr? ti6 Hien) Carver, Darien; sohe W Becker (Brom) See vile (Fr), Philadelphia; Non- ‘s'mowth, Prine, Mantantas: brig Marge- Je lel Are brie Merths W. wobee Sarah BPs the » Rondomt; Teves Case, doo Obi ., de: Awe vleops Ber) Fracklin, Hawking, Rond- dew de) Teewmsen, Fowl, i Re trett, Charlie: Le Lt racy: ote dimirai— ‘the jenvessey, J Shean Cy paced euTiena—Sehe BD | Brown. nen, arr Suntay—Mr Themse Passengers Satled. Braroe Saneisco—Bole Privceton—Me Morsoe Ingorest