The New York Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1849, Page 3

wrotting at the Hunting Park near deiphia. Pureavenenia, Jaty 18, 1849, The contest for the $500 plate, mile heats, best three Jn five. under the saddle, between Mac and Zachary ‘Taylor. teok place this afternoon at the Hunting Park. ‘The following is a summary of the race:— Mao, te g., Gil Crane. Zachary Ta) lor, Phita- at Richmond, Bacrimone, July 18, 1849 Young Cook, who was shot at Richmond, on Sumiay, by Lattier, is still living; but he is very low, and suffers excruciating pain. He isthe son of the former editor of one of the Richmond newspapers, and served with distinction in the war with Mexico. | A New Telegraphic Line. Trnava, (N. ¥ ) July 18, 1849, A new line of telegraph has just been opened from Ithaca to Waterloo This line is to have offlees at Aurora, Auburn, Cayuga Bridge, Seneca Falls, and Wa- | terloo, This line connects with the New York and Erie line at Ithaca. A New York Seaman Drowned, Bauwoone, July 18, 1849, William White, belonging at Brooklyn, a seaman on board of the ship Halifax, was drowned at Norfolk on Saturday las! Markets. New Onxeans,July 14, 1849. ‘Tho cotton market yesterday, was firm; but, owing to the unfavorable state of the weather, the sales were | limited ; middling, at 7%; a7%{, with an upward ten- dency. The receipts this season, compared with the | same period last year, have diminished 81,610 bales, Sr. Lovis, July 17—P. M. Breadstuffs.—Flour—We have no improvement to notice; sales of shipping brands at $3 8144; standard and fair, $4 06%, and choice $4 12}¢ per barrel. ‘Wheat—The market is unchanged in every respect; white may be quoted at 80c. per bushel. In corn, there is a fair shipping enquiry; 900 bushels have been sold at $38. a 40c, per bushel. Oats are in fair demand, | and sell freely. We hear of sales of 2,400 bushels, at 43c, a 45e. per bushel. Hemp—There is little or no movement in hemp, and it is quoted nominally at $118 ; a $120. Lead—The market is dull, and pig may be quoted at $4 a $5 per ton. Provisio hear of notransactions, Tobacco—The in tobacco than for some time, Baxtorone, July 18, 1849. ‘There is no change to notice in our market. Flour is without animation, and is quoted at $475 per bbl. for Howard street. Grain—The supply in the market is mall; wheat sells in small lots at $1 08 for white, and $1 $1 04 for red. Corn—Small sales are making ‘fat COo. for yellow, and 570. per bushel for white. Oats are quoted at 260,a S0c, Spirits—There is nothing doing in whiskey; it is held at 23c. a 23)sc. per gallon. . Puiravecrmia, July 18, 1849. Cotton is active, with an upward tendency in prices; sales, 600 bales ; there are some buyers in the market, from New York, Flour is firm, at $4 623g. Red wheat advanced to $1 06; white, $1 10. Corn is quoted at 60c., but the market is dull. Whiskey, firm at 2tc, Burravo, July 18—P, M. The receipts of produce, since yesterday, were 1,500 bbls. of four, §,000 bushels of wheak and 30,000 bushels of corn. There isa better demand for western flour, both for the home trade and for export ; the sales are 1,066 bbls, at $4 50 for straight brands Ohio. Sales of prime Ohio wheat are making at 93c. For corn there is a good demand, and the market is frm ; we notice sales of 50 000 bushels, at 443¢¢. for western mixed, and 45e. for flat yellow. Ohio whiskey is scarce, and quoted at 22c per gallon, In freights there is no change. Axsawr, July 18—P. M. The receipts of produce, sinee yesterday, were 7,000 bbis. flour, aud 12.000 bushels of corn ; of flour, none, ‘The flour market was firm, with a moderate business doing, at $4 875; a $5 for pure Genesee, and $4 62% & $4 75 for common State and mixed Western, with sales of 2.000 bbls. Tho wheat market was as before re- ported, with moderate sales. Corn.—Mixed Western was held at 53 a 543sc.,, with sales of 7,000 bushels, Oate were in steady demand, anJ sales made of about 6,000 burhels at Ise. Bosom, July 18, 1949. Cotton is firm; 250 bales fair Upland sold at 10\;0.,6 months, Flour is firm; no change in prices. Corn is the raime as before; but little out-door business. Sales at auction :—Coffee—Cargo of Bark Zingari ; 4,937 bags Java at $7 25 a $9 85,4 months; 2,025 do. Sumatra at $7 40 a $7 50, G months; 1200 kegs Java, damaged, at rhea , cash, Shipping Intelligence. Boston, July 18. Artived—Ship Pontiac, Calcutta; bark Nancy Treat, New Orleans; brigs Munroe, Mobile; Robert Wala, David Duffel, Friendship, Openango, Balm, K Randall, Egyptian, Chice- pee, ¥ , Arcadian, Lincolm, Florence. Co Logan, and cebrs Alert, Copia, Susan, Edna C, Sea Bird, Lowell, J P Lofand, WR Gena, Julia Frances, Albion, Gen Foster, Hornet, Zono, and Flerio, all from Philadelphia; Water Witeh, New Orleans; Isabella Lewis, NYork; Tribune, Glide, Henry Curtis, and Andrew Brown, Albany; Barmah, Rond- “ut. Ship Seth Sprague, Spoke 29th ult, lat 23, Ion 86, ship Christiana, from New Orleaus for London; July 7, lat 2436, 80 99, exchanged tignale with ship Wm Jarvis, from Mo- bile for Liverpool. Brig Sarah Abigail, Port Praya, Is'ands; also brig Por poise, to eruise on the coast—touehod at Port Praya, and sld prev to May] for California, Ship M Urigs Sea Eagle, from Boston; Pouline, do; schr John A Sut- ter, from Warren, RI, Sid May 37, wit Fawn, for Const of Spoke July 9, lat 3520, lon 64 30, brig John Clifford, ul whare from; the roply was, Pasrenger in brig Sarah Abigail, Wm Ht Morse, bearer of despatehes. Brig Richmond, Matanzas, 6th. Spoke 16th, lat 40, lon 72, brig Uneas, from Marseilles for NYork. Brigs Maria Burries, Newport, W; Prosident Z Taylor, Dirigio, JD Pennell, Kate Heath, and Montilla, Philadel~ Phin; Ottawa, NOrleans; Olinda, NYork; schrs Elizabeth, Henry, Alfred, Tyrone, Philadelphia; Z A Paine, Alexandria, Melville. Arrived—Sebr Invineible, Phil Sailed—Bark Wyman, Rio Grand: Newnvnvronr, Jaly 17. Arrived—Brig Antah, Philadelphia; sche Wm Pops, do. Grovcesten, Saly 15. Arrived—Brige Aleton, Havana for Bangor; T Il Perkins, Philadelphia for Portem Westport, Sawyer (since dead), Philadelphia for New bury port. New Bepronp, July 17. Sate, June 17. phia, Arrived—Seht Sarah, N York. Cleared—Ship Be Tacker, Pacifie Ovean. Sailed—Sehr Amelia, NYork. Provisenen, Joly 17. Arrived—Sebre 1 M Smith, Baltimore; Darins, Albany, Fakir, NYork; Dela’ este, Philade!phia. East Macnias, July 15, Saly 13. Sailed—Bork BE Wright, Rie Janeiro, with lumber; sobr a Wc Ann. wan cae Cap Bawoon, Joly 16. Arriyed—Brig Wa M Safford, NYork; schrs Agnes, Balti- more; Altert Vinal, Providence; Jane, do. Cleared—Sehr Arno, Baltimore. Sailed—Sehr Talbot, NTork. Svnniwax, Me, Joly 18. Bailed—Sehr Orlanda, Hill, with granite, for the US Dry | Dock, at Brooklyn, NY. ea > Ponrtaxn, Saly 17. Arrived—Bark Jocephine, Newport, W; brigs Cybele, and Davis, Matanaas; tobe Richard Rosh, NYork. — N args Polltiess The Chatieston Mere: :° ott's recent pete, rays: —it is j movement will eB ate | i hh proj) remain in abeyance fer effect of our recent accessions clearly ascertained. But it may be as well to bear in mind that a resolution bas already been offered in the Senate of th d States, vith a view to the tion of Cuba, that Jamaica and other Bri India Irlands areas much dissativfed with the taterale of the home government as Canada. Our Ea, teke forther t without extending her wings South ae weil as North, Domestic Misceliany. A new planet was discovered by Signot de Gaspari, at Naples on the 12th of May. It is loonted between Mare avd Jupiter, We Irae that the besk agents of the Methodist Fpiscopateherch have received notices of the on. & necment of the astion, by the Southern braneh, fot recovery of ita share of chuteh property. ie At the funeral of Mrs. Madison, on Monday, were present two of her old friends, who were both at her firet marringe with Mr. Todd, siaty years and the latter of whom was also present at her martisge with Mr Madieon. We allude to the vene- rable \ irs, Elisabeth Lee, widow of Riebard Bland Le eq. of Virginia. and Anthony Morris, Eq, of Penn- sylvania — Nat. Tevet, July 18 Ope hundred Hollanders arrived at Grand Rapids, Michigan, onthe Sd inet They bad plenty of money, and determined to go into the tilling of the Up to the Sth inst.. there had been but one death in @abro, (1!1) for more than three mooths. | warranted to wear five years. Present | jgrce, in anticipation of some unfavorable change ia | 2. Divontant Mai, Anaaxcemant—Aoorrionat Sreno ro Tie Fast Twarw.—A new and very {important mall arrangement bas just been consummated. the agevey of Major Hobbie, by direction of Postmaster General. South-Western mail, SANA hak Bitheres pameall Gree tem, or by an artificial system of credits; but have, on the contrary, under the gold and silver policy of the government, been confined to their legitimate business, and are not therefore compelled to make enormous sacrifices to meet the demands of ereditors. AMUSEMENTS. Ow U's WATIONAL ¥ TR Ou Taw Bt. Cer years ac a it mehigh, the Tor $4 te. at Qtle river, = to orgy ey ky, | ‘The cotton season is about drawing to a close, and the Wine ans; Laie ie li 45 aes) rire from thenee to Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louts, ty — movements during the next six weeks will not amount N Mise vin ee Winans; 7 oie ‘Taylor, 3 thie change two Seay, ene with be corel: 1 we to much. The receipts from this to the Ist of Septem- K, Denin, Moxos, 2 conta: Pat, Lid genes: qa an: i will slag . 5 cane ye b apy eye ee ©: oe Besos ‘t. ber will not materially alter the present aggregate. i Seats in Orehepirs Baurerlo eee Tier 25 centa; 1" ifeate Boxee $S.and $5. iar song of Besigned Pergo OW conte hessat ploctne ee nat Dasa ks i Broushsy vase, ed with the several rai Pauies, to take out the through mails tn the soveral distribution offices on. the line. in the fast train. This will be a great aceommo- dation to the principal towns on the route. ‘The way- | nails will continue as at present, la connection with | this errangement. the fast train is to arrive here 0 evening (eacept Sunday) at 7 @'clock in time for the | evening boats to New Vork. “This will be very accept: | The receipts, shipments, &e., during the past year, | ‘up to the latest dates, compared with the corresponding period last year, have been as annexed :— Movements or Corron in tue Unirep States. to Exported to Exported to in vance of Europe jept. since lat Sept. Nei Set —— M BCMANICS’ NO. 472 BROAD TA La Grand E NIGHT PUKING THR WEEK. The origin b Showa | CHMISTY'S | MUNSTEE vce ait ng, eldert ents lisbed, sompany tn th he frst to hare This (Thareday) ky of selections from ‘M. Corradi, and M. on ; Miss Carolin will 4 ig and instrumental CONCERT: in Hiffert, and Herr Stoepel will a ASTLEGARDEN—E reg ag td APPRACTION. rt formance ime. a, In addition, a which Mile, Low Shie te wreraions, who have heretofore very prover ly | will play a se objected te being compelied to lie over here for Phos level tiknges Whi bees aneneanile tothe tion the price of nuliniasion will silt remain at 25 cents public. ‘The increased facilities for rapid locomotion are rapidly eflvcting a revolution in the Southern and perAigaain : austeat SOIKEES—ENG South. Western travel. The Northera routes are much anger nese Assembly i the cheapest, easiest and quickest routes between Cin- evening at8. The of Gold, rolaniog ove duly 19, cinnati, St Louis, &c avd New York; and it is proper ¢ ee ne te ‘ie! oe ls hae beam from the | | that the mails should seek those routes which can se- Ruy ie! ar ino 9.08 cen choral ¢ Blita, the Magician and Von> | principal th cure to therh the greatest deepatch, It is this prinei- bin fTA vas id doa 3 TDOWw's viewiMe will be enacted at each per- Giutitel, Mr, Bf tyard, and primo violoncel~ ple which has induced the Department to arrange for | ieuiages cles aneneet._ Me; Jerry Mervyteld, Mise Basvens | 10 of the, Due of hers, Rofor to the pro- transit of the through mails. in this State, by the fast | Total bel ae a, a and Mr. Clarke, | gramme of the day. Admission 20cents, Doors open at 7, train. It would be desirable to have the way-mailscar- | ; Concerts to ecmmence at S. ried with equal despatch, But this would be impossi- | Erp “ie roll Exp - — —— ble. The time now made could not be made, if the train | wine 8 Mle thoy v4 EXTRA ATTRAC- was obliged to stop at every way-station to exchange | pares mode for the Tadleaus mail-bage. The regulation now entered into will be ima ier A IB HE GUNG'L BAND RE- ENGAGED AT THE OTTO | | ii hind in tho ity. hae perfectly satistactory.—.4lbany Journal, July 16. 0 tee me Bt FM pine ROT ee Mp stra Boxer, 87, conte; Parquette, 2 cents. hee agnigerecrereareenes 2d ‘To commence at 3% o'eluek, om Wed: MAILS FOR EUROPE. Friday, the 20th. ee commencing at's o’elock, * WANTS, ANSION Hos HOUSE, ~KEYPORT, N.J.—THE SUBSCRI- The steamship Washington will leave this port to- i ime. ae ‘\ ANTED_DY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN & Maas Mis tilends and the pubiie generally absthas Udlacsiacniak did-oalnile: feceoulienyion iat Gay mab sy a, yehzimare store. Referenes given ifveyuired, Address Hanaion House Lr ae ad Bremen. ® 192,196 2 148.1 - 437, ANTED—A SITUATION, BYa PROTESTANT GIR te best that no the market af- effurt shall be | as Nurse, or to di y of guests agreeable, No better fa- The Wonder of the Age.—The New York Stock on-Hand Stock on | fainily, or pla Fred ipa th otf Et ‘areal kek par sy Be cla pres oe pee oe Resetved shi Rand aud Buds bay | ay. at lO A. M., and 4 P. “ and humor, ‘The contents are Wild Oats; Rich and Voor, (@ etnce let Gept, _ on Shipboard. _ Let Hept. | BY A RESPE ABLE FRENCHWOMAN, | new story;) the Barber Pastry Cook; History of Prosti~ Ts. 188. AN 1s, 187, 1 P tution, with over 200 articles cf crime, crim. com,, rape, and tit Chambermaid in a respectable private AG'S HEAD HOTRL, other matters connected with real life and the morals of New family, or woul of children No objection to go an and comfortable single York—certainly the raciest pad most sparkling number ever in the oountry, Can give the best of city reference, Address | Teoms, at 25 conts per night, or $125 to $100) ixsued. Price, five cents. Ott Fulton street. cd ect. bar will be covstautly ales, wine, liquors, and AY beds and single per week. plied with superior old and new WANTEDIIWO OR THREE GIRLS, PROM FOUR- eon to sixteen years old, to learn a’ pretty and proti- fable work in coloring aud painting, Apply at No. 189 Wile | stree ANDER—BY A SMART AMERICAN GIRL, TO FLIN~ The Richelieu Diamond-Pointed Gold Pens, sold exclusively by J. ¥. Savage, 02 Fulton street, are J. has also an extensive Tuvcctment ef fe geld and sliver Watehes,” Watches and gold pens repaired. ODGING gentle Ferry. Apply at the 500 S317 63 mo itt 23 41,07 145,030 AT HOBOKE FOUR OR FIVE SINGLE wd pleasant rooms neat the boken Cott emergent ish her time at tho dressmaking, axan in-door Ap- | vive Somebody would deny It ifuntrue, and so ~ joa he is le a Gntetad fasted Beams, ie aad Oe | rene haind children, villisy of genantailiy fy d aabe FRICE OF THE PANAMA KAILRUA ters of the very best quality, the very cheapest rates, | y reference. Address, 14% Greenwich strect, will be at- Lato my apg meg Reg mr ght can be bought at JONES'S, 14 Ann street. ‘The Late Mrs. Madison—A Very Superior Daguerreotype Portrait of the late Mrs. Madison, ¢ lis: of ident Madison, taken by. beth in May last, at W sof t President’ Polk, » &e., may be soe rnor of Fulton street. nded to for tho remainder of the week, if not engezed. ii 7 ANTEP—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid and Nurse, She is accus- tomed to any kind of work in ® family, and is an excellent washer and ironer. ive the best of city reference. Ap- Ply ac 13 Croshy street, fn the rear, near Houston street. Vy ANTED—BY A RESPECTAB: YOUNG WOMAN, ‘The increased exports to foreign ports this year ex- eced the additional receipts 6,190 bales. The receipts for the year will not vary much from twenty-seven hundred thousand bales, It is possible they may be a little over that quantity; but the probability is they will be under. mi e, tee is given in, advance, Bis rooms, 206 and i Spreads way, a, n opportunity, lin about twenty, miles. This no- order that persons wishing to tua tio: ‘ord plai iF Om As s00n Dr. Bostwick’s Book.—This Extraordinay | ‘The accounts relative to the growing erop are by no | and ironcr. vias a fh eetione (rnake hecodt sotamally fications are propare Week, Wigs enaienoted cael wali ieauatnst oot | means favorable for a large yield, and if they are cor- | Uitful ins saisis Ap method rect, the product will be much below an average. Itis oy oH fle angerstoed aed eo wenvonedly eas= Saged by ignorance and empiricism, ‘They are now deprived ofthe terrors. Seo extract from the Boston Medieal Jour reolwan. ANTED—A TEMPERATE, ‘who is qualified to take eh must understand both cupola and HOE & CO., corner of Bro INDUSTRIOUS MA ofa Brass Fountey, furnaces, Apply to R. mit ) Sh ei rather early yet tomake any calculations, as we can form no idea of what the picking season will be. We ae believe just about one quarter of what we hear relative Fae yg rg, een the ine ‘ay or to the probable extent of the cotton crop, and the con- a custn thie sane Liée ow ctr Divid COMMERCIAL AFFAIBS. gunn catenins pact Can bo seen for two days in har 4 tion 29 Tenth site Bank of Mc street, between the Sth and 6th Avenues MONEY MARKET. aiee rhe ignore, for if they des @ of row ag the ek pr the of er & Boston; and at tee oftce 6 of the Pike denseres te thte ‘Transfer Books ten days CHAS. SEYMOU Stockhol ny. Stockholders wil a whore thelr stack is registered, t in the City of Now of visiti aks ze ue tien will Vogivent inviting e Wor! ANCIS SPIES, See'ty. FFICE OF THE AUBURN AND ROCHESTER R. R. Co., Canandaigua, Semi ual Di~ ner per Set cats pital stock Of this Company doolared, payall xt, out of m ‘that di ofits of re wit ieeter ince. "ithe Peat lig 75 on, pret full 93 aNTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ill be closed Wednesday, July 15—6 P, M, ie > Cpe Se 960 1s ae nthe ik, zg take care | first day of ‘Augunt next. ‘There was slight re-action in the fancies to-day, Tes 40 1 island RR 22iy | ty calline at Be dascke meee erica and quotations fell off a traetion. The market was not js 38 ant ANTEDBY A SINGLE, GENTLEMAN, ONE OR active, and the bulls appear to have exhausted them- a us "60, ed x 4000 Brie T cle wae is? ‘ieseint, ete id | hey = me Stab Seer, it af ‘elves in getting up the improvement of the past two | B80 017 34 Int 1 he Canton onde ip ae Infect the aide sire chert” Seton's. days. At the First Board to-day, Harlem and Long | 40; 403 9 office. BS Irland declined 34 per cent each; Erle Railroad, %; | j:0 raat cassa tet a 10 ® Reading RR eo ANTEDSA SITUATION a raya, IN THE roma Soars 5 "i 4 fs rf o Reading Railroad, ‘4; United States 6's, 1962, 4; Penn- | 100 Harlem RK 190 Bf) 8 ¢ Gog | Hady's Maid. “Alas no ehjscuion to, teceal ea ae |g sylvania 5’s advanced 4, and Erie Bonds, first mort- SECOND BOARD. . dress Ann Hall, Heral: gage. 36 per cent. 25 shs Erie RR G0sg 50 shs Harlem RR b3) 5355 A a= $17 py iment ae om EEEER, BYA At the Second Board the transactions were toa very, {0 , do Rd as 3 ine and = Ex given. "address Georges No. Ann street, Bowling Saloon. 0) Harlem RR Limited extent, and the market closed heavy. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day, amounted to $01,722 32. Payments, $1,264 92. Balance, $1,839,747 11. ; AS WET NURSE, BY A ung Woman, with a fresh breast of silk; ali n to take care of children, or to do ¢l Tias the best of city ixth avenue, in the store, by a young wor work and sewing, or gene: ral housework. Please call s s of the} netviinge of thas UDSON haggle < RA’ “yo +h 9 UNDER THE chase he $1.79,0ncf the said bonds, on risement of the diet vy Btu an or betore nota ~ rtiens in the said sum of $1 ‘The antiexed statement oxhlbite the quantity ofoee- | Y~nwevyonennrennnnnahanannannnannnanry | SOT aeemy a YOUNG MAN, 70 ATTRND BART A | i rights ‘under said rocsipis will be consid tain articles exported from this port, for the week end- Hox, containing Jewelsy.. ‘The fader will ba tberaliy Winkeis te poe a ey Bg ew York. July 8, 18 JHC HOPEINA, Tretere ing the 17th inst. inclusive, distinguishing the desti- | T¥*rded by leaving it at “CROOKER & ROGERS.” | ty, Kc. can apply ty note to." Hee” at this offices 2” a nation and extent of experts to each place:— LEFT NO. 164 CHURCH, STREET, ON MON- ANTED—AN APOTHECARY, WELL AC carnnenv EDE Ny Commence ey tux Pont or New Yore—Weexir Colored ah of dark complex- with the putting : of Latin preseription: D525 Fowsit, oc! ULIS AU Exroati re. He wai din a mized take charge of a drug storo, to g0 lato the eo the Bye To London—Flour, 12 barrels; turpentine, 2,906 do.; | = x tere] bo oy ahrely fro eR wherean te sad’ pamphlet gra ~— rorin, 1,414 do.; furs, ed Packages; — 14 eeroons; | ff Botet. Courtiapd street. a5 i Si edition of hia popular “Treatise on tbe Eye a price tb ete moss, 6 bales; wool, ; beeswax, 1,840 Ibs.; tobacco, | = “Artificial Eyes inserted. TED—A YOUNG AN WELL A RK WA manufactured, 14,781 do. butter, 6,132 do ; oil fated with ihe Paslaspe cd's Docmniet ca Apolo cake, | cane SPECIAL NOTICES, 128,548 do.; staves, 16,000; handspikes, 260. pet besiness R, ELLIOTT, OCULIST, 635 BROADWAY, INFORMS Flour, 13,167 bre) rosin, 337 do; PD istRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS IN THE SCHOOL OF mitintnmeake ne Da ye Lyon Ais _ corn, ai bushels; * ie. mR 3 lo.; bark, 94 ce- the Holy Name, directed by the Fathers of the Soci 831 3d avenue, N.Y. wr vf ‘Attend bo the roons; quinine. 8, os a ft of Jorn Fee New York, ae srenue, Mer 77 0 GO TO NEWARK, days. rubber hee Sa st, ak = mt i *! # Clase.—}. bam na compe at to take full charge of t! IARRUG@EA, AND ne REMEDIES.—DR. ams, ‘naar, @ Bee Crd 00. cedar, 82 logs; irtmest. further information, a, ioe wend to fo,pro- sperm oi lons; vi _ mars Ps Taek vt ry + rosie, 838 do.; | 1, 4uatine ery Richard Brenna cae i apart nation, Francis Ha chrome ore, 151 do.; corn, 16,960 bushels; bark. 15 casks; Figan: grease, 112,739 Ibe. ; ; hams, 12,785 do.! butter, 11,228 do. ; French.—Preminm equal; een wee Augustus Lang- whale oil, 1 501 gallons. bo eT .. 1, Joseph Ker~ To Dundee Flour, 3.820 PAigebra—Premiuin, al Distinguished. Syst ra. Shard Brennan. barrels. Te abate 934 barrels; corn, 140,455 bushels; — Harper, 8. Josep! | 9 ea AAA 115 barrels; lash, 25 Fil Premium, Angastas pon 4 TT 150 do; bane is hogeheads;' bark, ark, 135 bags ti fake ,Pydaaey iiard Brennan. £ James Be aeela tee tell penticalocs of the telat ce Gapeel 8 Ibs ; whalebone, 15,087 do.; lard, 4,439 do.; | 92. Joseph Kerrigan etemnpt at rape on Miss sposeond Closer. Prgmiume of Merit—tot promturs, James | ~ phy | Tee, ciptanes Potash’ ie b 3 prance Teen. bonnet earee. nah pethoes Got--a casloue some ebPereery ip Sames Ihytns. Didiinguished ty New Orleans, showing the fasue of a bride! gi A thorough iuiom ‘Gottaterger. 3. Plowd nae 8 Bom ¥ Re i “ French —Premiam, Plowden Motrogh, | Distin 1.000 do : 1. Davie! Ureanan, 2 ne, §. James 0 the w 4 JRENE PLANT—CURE FOI ° Peariash, TI do; | prcnnan and Bi * fused i oP Nanaay strcet ‘bold eveywhere. seriber offers for sale this je se ia Gottal _ Ea do; en ee i" ie 8 a wis a fim Dopey ean etal 8 CRIDER BAGS LEAVE TO 1N- tw, 17 do. ; sugar, xes ; do. Hy prong ry 2 1,432 coffee, 840 do. “Third Cl ea 4, To Holland Potash, 63 barrels; logwood, 100 tons, | y ce wingb aeiice nitend at the To Norway, Sweden, and Denmark ~-Flour, 00 bartels ; AI, 0 do. ; age AH E bonny bend 4 do. | 38 hops, 136 bales; rice 70 tierces; molasses, 44 - Booraem. Distiny palsbed. tierees; do. 47 ade; tobacco, 2do.; do. mid, 14 | Furtcit “A O'Reilly. 3. pounds; bark, 24 + ligpumvite, 2 tons. 4, French.—Premium, John M. Burteell, Dist) inruiabed.— To Spain.—Staves, 3. John Aver- Booraem. 2. John A. O'Reilly. the sapplemen: 1. Thomas V. Te wtjrica —Flour, 305 barrels ; rum, 40 do ; bread, avin February sah will be 190 dort do. 600 tobacco, 66 hogsheads; domestics, | iam, Denis J. O'Donow il Company in Seewey ity, a = 58 packages ; bends, 18 cases ; ailer 2,960 pounds ; | aideeriinebae Seat S lumber, 67,000 feet; whiskey, 8 @61 gallons, + re heen. s. bale To East Indies,—Domestios, 2,779 packages; P.L. ain i Birt U BRO Desndeag (ti ly to the treatuue: toms; how to distinguish one from fdge vet ween them and those other innocent complaints RD AGAINST QUACKERY—TBE NATURE of every Private Disenas, minutely described, with all how we) 41 bal Morit.—14t premium, he that very nearly resemble. ¥: #0 as to be ontirely To West Conttof South America.—Dutter, 2,616 pounds; Jone Die The avet three from the impoetel i gnpehe ep gheere: 1100 da mena mene rotned 6,065 ironman Adameon. | ofne Donte of itvoters, Horde Comal tl i Bogle th 0} Oe, EO onan. | See ogeheads Richard L. Bi tenll, Diet picbed. 086 gations; b Branay, foreign, 6,100 do ;rice, 104 94. iythentan Adamson, Wil Bates Yorsey Ciey Sak daly, 1805 " yy = al wh hem 200 eaaks; paper, 275 reams; | or. Parte T. @ Reilly. Distin- LEIGHTON, FinsT_¥ re eguoatly ane mi know- wick, 492 balon; duck, 69 packages; cordage, 65 do.; do- | . William O, Passmore, 3. heleeale ané otal, 1 turbation, abuse, mertios, 358 do. To Brazil.—Flour, 960 barrels; rosin, 100 do; lard 2057 pounds; spirits turpentine, 2.087 gallons; oars, 400, number; sperm candies, 20 boxes. iom, ‘ene Adam Dis raj. % Richard Neville. i. Richard im riment.—Ist_preminm, Joseph Banal |. Ari iehed.. jth = Jobn J. M ‘Fifth Claes. — TO LOAN, AT SIX PER CENT. INTR- Test, on prednesire Real Eaiate te thie Bank Note Ex- erners, a Me fees vupply. gallons, phat candles, 8 boxes; ro nat pl gee Bei To Britch West Indies —Flour, 28 TNurED ‘SWF RS MAIL § STEAUER Was iNaToN, hers, 46 Groeawich street. By, Port, mailed free Dr. Ralph's hours for consultation are # to anday eee ted). Those who an; the rm plaity aed ital prised Nding theit cure. Birievure iu every stage ICAL GUIDE ‘s ina ri dolieate diseners, ote Riley; 24. premie Foal. Distinguished.—Themas | city (lower part preferred lower post office, eoze How, Grenade Wiens, 1 barrels, meal 100 do ; | fist St prem ee ces | Chitege Oits, TSO ATCONWEY, co Wall streets | 'ACM6 too P, Mee Sundays ouepeed. To Spanish Went Indios Mackerel, 149 barrels; be AN umaal couurr- | = —-— ring, 100 do.; pork, $0 0 j beef, ry, do; pork, 60 cna tet —A spacial meet tha Demecratic Republiean | _. SHIPPING, ee 14 do; 52 Packages: pal Pat Sera its By i, Pg OTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP Mast po vate 053 do; tera, 8,170 UBL B. MART. Chairman. g oF te) 1 Indies — Flour, rrels; - — PEICRO} GOVERNORS OF THE ALMS HOS! their respective stations, R. haf 4d TRAV | 45,0 | ackerel 12 do; bread. 6 de; ‘meal, 30 | O'HSES Dr Tne OOUBRRORG OF PER ALKS a harping heir eareren "be Die teen | Fats’ Mvast.—Biglos propescte "ean be, received hy the | duh with feelpes for aking the various t their office 1 the Park, Rotunda, util laboring men fora longer period daring the middie r! t= ‘ay. Sreatengs ant ex; ions toe Le tions ased in the’ oparn to the ther at may bo ovmenl: RED DROP FOR PR ly tre OF inm= anes tra bee ot only drive the disease im the ‘be curse in F iver whi Je gak weed, . irilinnre par Se, kerk ee | Se east =e ‘wharf or wharves oa er in dus rome, on Friel MAGE: | ONDER ON IT—DR MUN 118 ine fur ae ms z pet ‘aiexpene = a 12 r i iia ise ea ck eg Soames is oly. Ne. a rmom serene ries, 13 teres; nae y | © Bro bares tt tobacco, mamufnctured, 15,863 poun: i i quant Phosil ve suck day lsterasien that’ May be AGERE FOR MAVER-ORCOND LIDELTED pure | eo eee The aggregate shipments of breadstaffs for the week | ‘red wil ve given om arplicasion *. DaaPeR Vrovidemt, ONE DA, J. Willard, master, will vail on the FHIE | dived. Sionly; a medieal book for nothing. amounted to 24,722 bbis. flour; 475 bbls, rye flour; 490 | peg = ~—_ WOES RUTROREN, Kronte, #8 Wall a. Nona Be XO, CHARGED. MURPULY,OF 00D ka Dotgee cey s. capnprene 2: age By: eugl PE Ree wnvv | fron BAVER Om FRENCH sie HARMONIC, Car. caw of sussaeams be vopee tate Duthels Indian corm. Of these shiprents, 20,173 bi Panaannnn yan gaa aa eianengpeaeet Yl I pg say Me by ed yd mS ce Sallie flour, and 412.872 buehel# Indian eorn, went to ports in Toenday, Wednoed stecrare, apply to MERIAN 4 re Eey. +" o Great Britain and Ireland, This large exportation, ia | 01 1 the face of accounts which have been received during | (ey ep ta © CURE KO the past month, relative to the markets and corps of | 10, Champion, master, will Deritively vo ‘This vervel ie superior te wmy now wp for this veyaee; « prec Great Britain, is very extraordinary, and is pretty good igrnres at the very lowest rates. Fer freight or > Erm Se State he nates | evidence that prices om the other ride are remunera ply on bonrd, at Se dwell « licens. Reven . | street. tire. Indian corn baa gone forward lately very rapid. | flee oa can tanbeneé, Gluivenss ly. Neatly half « million bushels per week is a drain upon us that must soon tell upen our stoek. Prices in our markets for oti kinds of breadstufls, rule low. notwithstanding whieh, the reeeipte from the Interlo @ontions large, and in exeses of those for the same period last year, Our harvests, so fur as they hare s ar engaged. WJ ofa oe eer medations wre segs ont bak} worit paseage, For verms, apply “es tot rereet OW SAN FRARCISCO, ©. ALIVORNIA.-TAR SUPE. riet new ebi p BBC ANIC WN, 600 tons barthen, “ poly ae above. yx Ritts RES OF A re. the ereatent depen of the Iwiten River Hy to J. Higham, Exchange ——— OR MALE erik fiat rate rornee oronehferes ih the tity, ailroed coming appesite are, eorner of p anes of the Uri pve) raerien] Werk on the 414 plates, Second Edirie | streets, The eter | Captain J. 8. Me wi potitively fail fer the more than an average. If no diester Sour to Europe. bid 2 we ahore - Seine ail one Jed. eol = oo al overtakes the A GREY fic taged ard on toord. +h 4 they are properly gathered, the will be equal to any previous and equal toany demand that may spring ap in foreign countries, ‘The harvests in Great Britain are more ancertain than in any otber country, and the erops throughont the jength and breadth of tie kingdom may, in twenty. | four hours, be prostrated jentroyed. At the Intest dates every thing locked vigorous and promising; bat wo know not what an bour of # day may being forth. We therefore anxiously look for tho arrival of every steamer on account of the raat importance ot this subject to the producers ef thie eountry. A few weeks will rettlc the question; and in the meantime we have no doubt that shipments from this ride will be WOR SALI food travaige, | in ail harness. Rieonh tires, Vith driver, perf gure fot wantot use. Pri tid our Aiton 9 old, perfectly Jo pescen at Mathorns ny in ite habine, fe by We Awtier, former of ith ateeet an voiding {he donee everinnd renter, Keng Yaa ty eailing yea els efrommer, A limited member { A competence: tt eve enjoyed it: Lunere »; ome. if deni the saloen of Mr. fuched Teese ees wanniy on the prone frrmerty e 3 Ay and prone FRANCIOCO, VEA CIAGRES, avotst The new ang» hip BMPIRE CUrY, dor, will leave for R s. el fMereck, or of tre: THOMPSON, n . ON THE PREMISES NO. it t Hight ily, it ie of by 5 feet. rmed inte por if will reach cLoTHina. ah TAILOR, 32% ANN Athe public, that hte y price sefore tye lee of A vhe appearance of the erops. The surplus produet of in this country has not found en outlet | and there fs in the bands of agricultaci portion of the crops of the past two years, Tan tow | Werks the erops now maturing will be added to the tock, and if it ie forced ong, prices must fall beiow re~ muneratiog polnis, Fortunately for the farmors they are able to hold. They have not been led into all ktnds of extraveganee and folly, by ao expTaded banking ays pan “ se cenee fer cuble deneicenhin pastor « Ty Veterron % Taylor & Go. i. Cubbedre, Sava si, wee! freight or pasras: a HOWARD & SON, Jt Broadwa: rac uy FOR Fane. -A SLOOP-RIGCED Yau, low. wircets | TELy. ef Cloth € | Swite $2. gees * ae tie! ineees nah. "id flotes.’ Pr Soringor & Tewmesed, 21 heseum, pr] “yi roolwny. ———— en MARRIED WOMAN'S Phivate un ~M =. wry & Mev dee the ¥ Trew nt on Stzletere, and all Gisqnses of A private a, Vow (methe F graves been nay bei he marriad, oF thcee conte m- Important seerets, whieh Jem larly net permit of an tnerense of fa- sane. Weie, elroy every tomate. wife, the mother, the ome ve, ve LS COOPER. 4 “DUANE sr oe Bnd roxres Jeare, = ‘he mort aratarnres lt CneOs ComOTEE in twe te five days, A perfeet ober ne. tenet from 2 ehanee— ePitioms ree Fy complaint to y, and at the Pubti¢hing Oftes, 199 ta bane Jo, Co.. Albany’ agen wereet Ww. R. Davis, Pisiadetphta: 1D. Reaseent, New Ore ed 8 y will be framemiited by moll tem All laters AAARARAAAARAL Our Baltimore Correspondence, Bavrimors, July 18, 1849. The Murder of Mr. Buck—Arrest on Suspicion— Conrad Vender—Commencement of St. Mary’s— Cholera at the Alms Howse— Markets, §. The murder of Mr. Back continues to excite great attention, and yesterday a man named Tho- mas Davis, one of the foremen in the copper works, where Mr. Buck was clerk, was arrested on snspi- cion, and commuted for furtherexamination. The testimony against him is purely circumstantial, but in all the points very direct. A gun was found in his house that had been recently fired, and on the end of it was some putty sticking, the muzzle having been rested on the putty of the window, which was coneiderably indented. The muzzie of the gun was also found to exactly fit in the inden- tation made. Oa the morning after the murder there were foot prints under the window,of aperson in his stocking feet, impressed in the soft clay. A pair of stockings belonging to the accused was found in his house, the bettoms covered with this same clay, although he at first denied having worn any stockings during the summer. Ile was also discevered throwing away some yellow paper, which was found to! be similar to that of part of the precding ovat in the office beside the deceased, anda number of shot was found in his house, of the same size and description as those with which the murder was committed. Conrad Vender, who is to be haag en Friday next in the jail yard, for the murder of Mrs.Cooper, has within the past week beeome perfectly restless, although heretofore professing great Christian re= signation, He has refused to allow the miaisters to enter his cell, and says that they will have to enrry him to the gallows by main force. He is a strong and athletic young chap, about 25 years of age. ‘The commencement of St. Mary’s College took place yesterday. The degree of A. B. was con- ferred on J. Leeds Barroll, Robert Patterson, ( 0. nas. J. Vile K. Warner, Wim. Gwynn’ Cox, and Ch lere. The degree ot A Was also conterred upon Thomas M. Lanahan, Esq., Charles D. Cae pees of Franee; John ieeleston, of Maryland ; lenry Wysham, of Bailumore ; Michael ¢ agher, of Frederick ; Henry Castellanor, of Louisiana. Honorary certificates were awarded Osear Olivier and W) coat of Louisiana: Sheppard T. Ho- mans, George ‘Taylor, of Balttmore, and Eugene Setze, of Louisiana. The cholera at the elms house continues to spread slowly but not fatally, which the doctors attribute to the efforts made by the patients to con- ceal their condition, they being seldom brought to the hospital until in a collapsed state. Up to eight o’clock last night the whole number of cases had been 48, and the deaths 23. One had been cured, and 24 remained under, treatment. There has been but one case in the city, and that was of a pauper from the alms house, who had ran away, but om discovering his condition was sent back agai The’ following were the sales at the Stock Doard yes- terday :—$400 City 6's., 1860, 10334 ; 4 vhs. Marine Bk. 27; 38 shs. Franklin Bauk, 10!4, ‘The flour market is without animation. and the stock of fresh ground too small to operate with. The only sale reported was 200 bbls. Howard street, at $4 75. "There is some demand for fresh, but not much for old four. The grain mar- ket is very barely supplied, and but one or two small lots red wheat sold, which brought $1 $104, anda parcel prime white, $108. Small sales of yellow corn * at 60 cents, and white at 57. Outs 26 030. ‘There were offered at the scales on Tuesday, 700 head ef beeves, 207 of which were seld to city butchers and packers at prices ranging from $2 75 to $3 76 p and on the hoot, equal to $5 60 a $7 25 net, and $3 50 gross weight. The balance were chiofly bo rang and driven off by speculators. Our butchers consider- ed the prices too high, and declined to purchase further Some of them have sent agents through the country to buy up eattie at such prices as will enable them tosup- ply their customers on more favor terms than they could if purchased from those who buy ts speculate up- on them. 3s we quote 4508 t 100 Ibs with sales, at He they are in wm . Our Philadelphia Cerrespond nee. Puitaveruta, July 18, 1849. The Cholera in Philadelphia—Death of a Murderer —Rvufianism— Markets, Stock Sales, §c. Seventy-three new cases of cholera and twenty- two deaths are reported to-day, fifty-six cases and eight deaths in private practice ; six cases and five deaths in the hospitals, and fourteen cases and nine deaths elsewhere. It 18 gratifying to notice the decrease in the mortality in the patients under private practice, though the number of new cases is rather above the former aggregate. The doora of the Alms Louse Have been thrown open to all who wish to depart from the institution, and the consequence is that a great number of the former tenants are now leunging about the city, and by abusing their liberty will undoubtedly bring the disease upon them. Joseph Dover, mentioned yesterday as having been arrested at Cincinnati for the murder of Abra- ham Read, in Kensington, in 1847, has since died in the prison, of chol The steamer Penobscot started to-day, on her return trip te New York. The marauding gang that has, for months infested the western boundary of the city, still carry on their lawless proceedings, and make it dangerous for one to visit that portion of the city after day light, without carrying arms for personal protection. The flour market is firm, with sales of fresh groand at $4 624, —— ome holders ask a higher price. Yesterday, 1,000 barrels, made of new wheat, were sold at $5 Forcity consumption the rales are moderate, at revious prices, Sales of rye flour at $3 Corn meal js in limited demand, with @ email sale of Peona at $2 75 per bbl, The demand for wheat is good, at 105¢. for ed, and 10Te. for mixed. No sales of rye and corn; not #0 much inquired after; yellow brings 590. a 60c. Penna. onts, dlc. @ 3dc.; southern, 250, There is not much doing in groceries to-day; sales of 500 bags Rio coffee, at 6X. a7\o. In sugar and molasses no large rales have been reported. The cotton market eoa- tinues firm, and prices are still advancing. in conse- quence ot the favorable advices from the South Sales of 00 bales upland and New Orleans, at §° i 1b, Whiskey is tearce and firm, at 2ic. bis and bhds t Beard--20 Union Bank, Tonnesseo, 60; 2/00 nh 6's wb, si 1,000 Nay. 6 by 1 BI 1u60 do, > nig b5, 18%; 100 do, isi ; 20 Went Me on igh Mort, Loan, 00; $000 Lexington Loan 6's, 94; 04 State 6's, 68; 1,000 Reading Bonds, 02. Tue New Oare Deratcation.—In relation to defaleation of Jackson Duplessis, the Cashier ot the Mechanics’ Dank of New Orieans, the Dela of the 9th instant eaye:—The ds faleation, sozendlag to to the he revela- tios y Duploseia, have arisen i from = paredes ade by itm, with the funds of the ‘an jousein Bourbon at, between Customhouse and Fal ville streets, now occupied as an academy, valued — $20,000, and & loan to Bernead, broker, of $13,000 balance, ten to fifteen thousand dollars, Depieeds states was caused errors committed in checks. from time to time, for a series currently reported yesterday that Duplosds bad coumite ted suicide, at another time that be had ab-eonded, ‘The latter report seems to be the correct one. Bulletin adds, that the defaulter lately elected Cashier, but had not been qualified. The smount of Wiis deficit is $45.000. It occurred while h+ was First Teller. Hie bond as First Teller is for $20,000, with good and rolvent names as his recuritios, , having been dead He was seen about 11 inthe war bout half # inile from the tuenpt out forty-ei o'clock on field for hi errih Sunday hove, #0 very — binckened that be could not be vd, « clothes. Ou Friday morning bout $5) - =<, i = as that could through the beat Cf ihe day. He has a wife and one child living in Division st., New York widverteser. —Newark CITY TRADE REPO Wrosnemar, Jul, fair business Asnes—There ts wt $5 025: whil i Ke to n aod $8 18 @ BO 18% for pure it ts be * 69.00%; aod fotian $9312)5 for Brandy- wheat is quiet. Corn). better, and tales of about 27 too bash, " ke. ati hye ter round yellow, be « for tere de; wud fle fur Western mixed. Paortstoms vue dull without change in prices Beef vederate demand, at 612 87, for River meas, es 5 50 for Chiengo, Cat mente are very firm, Lard ts uochanged. Lutter i# enieable, at le. @ 180. for Western, Te. @ 100. for ( Wiener continaes firm, vith rales of Chio and Privonat igo. One— We no- thee rale# of 2.000 gallons linseed, at yesterday's quota- tens Wrosrear, July 186 P M The market for four wae less active, ond for low sirdes of Western four prices were lower; for other deveriptrens, the market mate edn fair Mastera and txpert demand Scutberm brands exhibited mo marked ther pe. while there #49 a fair amount of rales, Whaat held at firmer pritet: henee no rales of moment framepired ‘The etcek in firet hands was Night, Corn whe vonroe and in demand mostly by shippers for the pletion of cargoes, with a ‘Led jerate Emetern de mend, Hye remained about the same, aod prices ino