The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1849, Page 3

& Family Polsoned tn Cinctnnatt by a Son, Crnerssatiy July, 21. 1849, A most revolting and uunatarsl attempt to poisen a family of nine persons, was mady ia this aE aa day. It appears that Capt Summons, with mily, consisting of eight or nine persons, was paisoned by arsenic being put into their tea A woman, who was employed as seamstress in the family, Mr Hanson, an engineer. apd three others are dangerously ill, Capt. Bum mons ix very sick, but will recover James Summons, bis son. has been arrested on sus- jon, He wax known to have purebased the poisoa t event Young Summons has of late years led a somewhat dissipated life, and it is thought that his eject Iu poisoning bis father motho:, and whole family, was to come into possession of their property, supposing. doubtlessly. that their deaths would be at- tributsd to the prevailing epidemic Capt. Summons is connected with the Louisville mail line. and has been residing with his family in this eity, for about two weeks AN@THER DESPATCH. Cincunnart, Tuly 23, 1849, To of the family of Capt Summons bave died from the effets of the poison administered to them on Fri- day—Mre Rivers. and one of the children of Capt. 8. The otber mewhbers of the family, who partook of the poiron, are lying very low, ‘The Coroner held aginqnest on the body of Mra, Ri- vers. and @ verdict wax renstered that she earne to her Geath by poison, administered by James Summons, Case of Mary Foley, at New Orieans, &e. Bavre Joly 23-—10 P.M. We learn from the New Orleans papers that tl motion for a new trial, in the case of Mary Aun Foley, recently found guilty of throwing a liquid into the eyes efamen with whom she cohabited, thereby deprivign him of bis right. bas been decided against the de- fencant. ‘The prisoner was brought up on Saturday, before Judge McHeury, aud sentenced to the peniten tary for ten years ‘Three of the negroes engaged in the resent attemp to break jail, were hung at Charleston on Friday. Marketa, Bavrione, July 23, 1849. Flour.—lHolders are very tirm this morning. and an advance ia asked on Suturday’s rates. Corn —Fair sikeot white at 58c 9 Ge per bushel. Wheat.—A small sale ot red Was made at $1 per bushel. Burrauo, July 23—6 P. M. ‘The receipts of produce since Saturday were 2 bbls, flour; 40.600 bushels whext, and 60000 bushe corn. The market for four is firmer, with a fair home demand. including some lats for export. The transac- tions of the day sum up 1.600 bbls., at $4 60 for com- mon Michigan. and $1 62}4 for Ohio, Wheat is dull, but firm, at 93¢, for Obio, and 65c. for Chicago. Corn infirm and in good demand; tiat yellew is quoted at 45e. and Western mixed 44c,, with sales of 30,000 bushels. Freights to Albany are quoted at Sic. for flour, 13}g¢. for wheat, and 94¢. for corn. Aunany, July 23—6 P.M. ‘The receipts of produce since Saturday amount to 8,500 bbis of flour and 26.000 bushels of corn ; wheat, pt ‘The sales of flour, to-day, were to a fair extent, and eoroprise 1,000 bbis , ‘nt $4 621, a $4 75 for com- men State and mixed western, and $4 75 9 $4 873% for straight brands of do. Of oats, there were sales of 4,000 bushels, at 342, cents. Bosrov, July 23, 1849. In flour there is. no change. Corn’—Sules of white, at Ste.; yellow, at 2c ; 2000 bushel Pennsylvania round, sold at 62c. six months. Sugar ——Sales of 400 bhds. Cuba, at prices which have not transpired. Sumac.—Sales of 500 bags at $60, six months, Shipping Intelligence. tad . Bosrow, July 23. Arrived—Ship Shaw, Buenos Ayres, June 7. ‘Lote barks Maron Barney, from N York, disg; Oceanus. and Chicosa, from Boston; Ala, Leopold, Autoinette, and Amphitrite, for Bos- ton, Idg; brig Niord (Dan), from NYork, lug: Col Howard, frem do, diers in co with bark Gen Wool, for Baltimore. July 21, Jat 40/10, Jom 65, pasted ship Tasking, of NYork, 8, via St Helena May & Latt brics Sabao a1 Fob 1 i "Cleaved-—Barks Brenda and Alabama, NOrleans; brigs Ne rive, Gilraltar; Myra, Philadelphia: sches Helean (Dan), Cowes and’a markets Win It Maulicr, NYork, | ° °"Y ly 2, Arrived—Brizs Chorles (Br), Newport, Wales; Win Craw- ferc, Darien; sohrs Billow, N York. Pontuann, July 2, Arrived—Brigs Marianne, Philadelphia; Warrior, do. Sacem, Jaly 21. Arrived—Brig Kingsbury, Philadelp?in. Newnurrrorr, July 21. Arrived-—Sehr Atlantic, Ponce, Pit. New Bevronp, July 21. Arrived—Scbr Florence, Mobile. Provinence, July 22. Sailed—Drigs Frederick and Pearl, Philade' phis. Arronave, July 21. Arrived—Schr Mary, Baltimore. sd Theatrical and Musical. Broapwar Tueatre.—Denerit or tae Wire ann Criiprew ov THE Lare Mn. Vacue.—This place of emurement was filled last night to ene, in spite of the warm weather. it was a pleasing sight to find #0 mavy persons responding to the appeal of benevo- len ade public. The entertainment began with of Mr. Macallister, the great ne- per! cromancer, whose tours d’adresse and legardemain were mueb appreee ten ae received with the utmost ap- plause. He-was called before the curtain and thanked with cheers, for his benevolence. After the “ Zingarille” danced with much grace ee Celeste, came the cy med ¥ of “ Charles the ond, or the Me: Mo- ” meres hinge Dyott, eo hed eedames Cramer and Chapman prineipel parts. The Captain Copp ct Mr. Bess was s at piece of . ‘The comedy was followed by he eoneert, The most capital int of it was the ap- pearance of Mme. Berton, and M. C ) who sang the celebrated duo from“ Le Maitre de Chapelle ’— Mme. Berton, though not yet entirely recovered from . rendered her part with great perfec- id finesse ; ber roulades. cadences, and aleo her acting, were stamped with inimitable histrionic talent. M, Corradi was also capital, and much ad- mired. We +thall but meation the concert, which, with the Ey of aria, was quite insignificant. soirée concluded with the farce of the “Review, or the Wags of Windsor,” in which MM. Bi Johnston had excellent }, and displayed their mueb Ce eae bistri owers. iMre. McLean, in the ride of Grace Gaylove, rendered her part with mach aceuracy, and was rewarded with many plaudits. It was past one o'clock when the curtain went down, and we ceuld not arcertain what amount of ey the trea- surer for the poor wido id her chil- dren; but should think it wasa feire iy de chartté refleeia great credit upon the whole corse of the dramatic profession. Burton's Taratne.—The tide of success at this houre runs strong, as every evening most numerous and fashionable audiences assemble to witness the ele t entertainments which Mr Burton gets up for them. Last Ree Sg ik weed little comed: int: Heart never won Fair Lady,"’ was pe most ad- mirabdly, and the gallant and persevering Ruy (iomesz, and the beauteous Duchess Torrenueva, found exoel- lent representatives In Mr. ©, W, Clarke and Misa Fano: ‘allack; whilst “Charles I/.,”" waa most band- somely played by Miss J. Hill. Tho piece was got w in the m splendid style, and the applause whicl was lavished on it was well merited. Mins Walleck ployed her part with that grace aud naivete which so fminently “ietingalsd haracter, Mr. Lyn pees in this line m as the Brazen man of conf. played with his usual excellence; we think eure him that his “Confidence M. hit this time. The burl ‘ conelrded the entertal factien exhibited by th repeated veniog. and we are confident all who go to Burton's to-night, will be eure to be plonsed, Nationa, Trvarne.—The house was crowded last by 8 most tertainments passed th the greatest success The first piece played was the nautical drama of “Binck Eyed Sasen,”’ Mr. Chanfrau go yh ay wi liam, Miss Mestayer that of Susan jany theatre eum getor, to lay eltopethor in hin Move parte, forte, ws an actor, to lay aitog 0 one at those whe labor under this improssion, ought to eee him in such parts a+ William, to be modecet' for he played it to perfection. It ie» part that requires much talent to fill well; fret the gay, light hearted sailor returning to his’ home from a long cruise; and then the more pathetic portions, where the feelings of th the husband are so deeply shown; all this Cha dd we bat state the tabi piece of “Jee in Lendon, cessfully. To-night Mr the local dramas, takes A long liet of our most favorite performers have volunteered theie ser vices.and the bill will consist of no less than foar pisces, with a great variety of dancing and singing. We are sure the house will be well filled on the occasion Crnnry'* Movernece —If perpetual motion has bee lomophers hitherto, their performances are always frech aud racy for nearly three year®, without intermission, they have ven universal satisfaction, and no doube will con- inne fo to do, as they are nightly edding to their Programmes, so that mow their songs, dances, &e, are all cf the most popular kind. To-might they will give ‘one of the bort programmes of the season Castir Ganoen —The charming selections from the mast popular French opera: nightly given at this weort beaithy and pleasant eummyr resort, continue ay attractive as ever, Madame Berton «ings with that taste, style and bewitehing by naive manner that mark the “Ee nod Measiours Corradi as aang the hearty applause their admiral mg ‘om most judictoms and fashionable jie meen, admitting the excellence of these talented Ts we Must Hot overionk the cialms to our ao; i. sin, bation set forth by Miles Lovarney and Caroline fert, who edd maverially to the exonilenee of the enter- taioments Mile Lovarpey rang @ rtyle worthy a cantatrior «¢ the order, aud was rewarded by the entheciactic applause of the ae dience va Hiffert possesses a contralto votee of rare quality Bath ia tone and compass, emt tings very sweetly, Thie young « rapidly ~ ing #0 tuviable popularity. and ‘oceds bat practice to takes high in her sevtewion, Testes to samme will be composed of telestions fr Fic heautiful, opera’-La Pay orite,”” which wfll be sung by Mademe Berton. Monsieur Corradi, sud Monsieur Berton; io addition to whieh, there will bes grand comeert and » ewpital ball Cuimese Moserm — This grand exbibition Is one of the most pleasing in the cit: one san spends few howre more delightfully than {n looting over the hun dreds of curiosities Hen Jorl Jones, of pia, i" to deliver the annual address before the Alumni of Y Xie Vollege, Io Avgert nest. Before POS a —The Kiereert was crowded yesterday morning, clearly biting the industry of the policemen the night previous. prisoners thus brought into court were of the small hnecate order, be- assault and all siged Irish of about mad mplaint against her husband for a violent asesult upon her per- | son. the marks of whieh she bore, as her head was bound up with # handkerchief saturated with blood, exhibiting the most positive proof of the violence. She said her husband’s name was Thomas Watson, and he ‘was 8 cook on board the ship Montezuma; and thaton Sunday night, because she had asked him where he bad been to, instead of coming home earlier. he set to work and gave her # beating over the head with a foot- stool. The husband was called up by the magistrate to answer the charge; when # strapping, tall, colored man rose from Gy a the loafers, and said, “ That's my vame—I am her husband.’ By this time the frieads of the negro bad procured him counsel. who answered the complaint te the magistrate, by saying the wife had agreed not to appear and prosecute, as the matter could be better settled between man and wife in ano- ther way; under his advice the wife had beentsent bom; therefore, on the magistrate calling tor her to make the complaint, ehe not being in court to answer, the negro was allowed to go. The neat prii was Irivh girl, by the name of Margaret Reynolds. arrested by officer Malony, of the Second ward, on a cbarge of stealing $6 from Ann Neelan. residing at No. 120 William street. The accused Maknosiided taking the money. and on ber arrest she restored $2 of it bask to the ow, The magistrate, on the evidence ad- duced, committed her to prison for trial. The balance of the prisoners were of the lowest class, who were dis- pored of according to their merits—some to the city prison. and others to the penitentiary, for a term uot exceeding six months, | Arrest on Suspicion.—Officer Riley, of the Sixth | ward, arrested. yesterday afternoon, a young man, evi- | dently @ thief, baving in bis possession a long. elerical- looking black cloth eo with pockets outside, This coat bad no doubt been stolen from some minister. for which an owner is wanted The rogue gave the name of George Thompson. Justice Lothrop committed him to prison, for trial. Daring Burglary —Some burglars entered the dwel- ling house of Mr, Phillip Burrows, No 782 Broadway, during Thursday night last, by cutting panel out of the front basement door, and then went through the premiees, ransacking almost every part. But it is sup- posed they mest have been disturbed, as a bundle of property was tound, leftin the entry. No arrest. | ‘The McCerran Oe To tHe Epivor or tHe Hexatp :— | Sin : As my name has been publ'shed in connection with the unpleasant proceedings now going on in the Essex street police court, you will oblige me by giving ineertion to this note, showing the little | had to do with it, Iwas in attendance on the lady of Captain McCerren, some time previous to the arrival of the ship Columbus; and several days after the circumstance took place which led to the present inquiry, I was, for the firet time, made acquainted with it, and informed tbat « Mr. Duffy, whom I had previously known, was taking @ very active part in it. I called oa him, to learn the particulars, As I was in haste to visit a pa- tient in State street, Mr. Duffy accompanied me out. On our way, we accidentaily met the Captain, going to his ship ; I left them together, and rejoined them atthe ehip. Mr. Duffy and he had some conversation on the subject, in which I took no part. Mr. Duffy hinted that the whole affair might be settled for more money, which the Captain instantly declined, saying, “ that if the girls were abov ¢ ground, they should not | the city of New York until the matter was fally inves- tigated; that he had already been plundered, andhis | character outrageously maligned.” | On leaving the ship, [asked Mr. [Duffy “if they were Cathclics, and if they wore as stated in the Police Gazette, blessed crosses around their necks?” He said. “ he di not know, but that he would introduce me tothe girls.”” As my business Jed me in the direction of the city, | where they were stopping, | proceeded on; but on reaching the street, | told Mr. Duffy that I had chang- ed my mind—that | would not see thegiris, a« it might be insulting to their feelings to be made gazing stocks of He persisted in requesting me to goin. | said. if | | did so, that he must first consult them on the subject.”’ | He entered the house, returned, and said they had no objection to me, I met Anne Dickson only. I ask- | ed ber if sh id her sister were Catholics, and wore Diessed crosses round their necks ? She laughed, and _ said “they were not Catholics, and that they never had worn crosses of any kind.”’ 1 said, “do you not | think that it will injure your case to havo deliberate | falsehoods mixed up with it?” She answered, still smiling, “that she did not know, nor did she care,” and, assuming @ serious aspect, turned to Mr. | Duffy and remarked that “sure it uld be settled and not come into court.” No further conversation | toek place. I rese and left, and on reaching the street 1 expressed my surprise at her levity of manner under the circumstances. Mr. Duffy assured me that if the | Captain came out liberally, the matter would go no farther, in spite of the editor of the Police Gaxeite, or any other persons wh n active art in it, and that ‘thority from the girls to | ray that aruficient and satisfactory guaranty would | be given on their part. 1 said to Mr vee by anxious | might be to restore health and domestic ay to one of the most estimable of women—peace and future happiness to a young and interesting fomily, I declined becoming a negotiator; that it was en unpleasant affair, and that | would have nothing | whatever to do with it. If | had been permitted to give evidence, the abeve would have been my tes- | ony. 1 am. si Dhnepeeay | WILLIAM McCARRON, M.D. | 184 8d avenue, July 25, 184! | MAILS FOR EUROPE. ‘The steamship Niagara, Capt. Ryrie, will leave this port to-morrow noon, for Halifax and Liverpool. The Weekly Herald, for circulation in Europe, will be pub- | lished at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. Glad Tidings for the Hardworking Man. Them $5 Suits, a fresh lot just received. The: ist of | loth Coat, Cassimere Pants and fancy Veet. Linen Suits, 50. Corner of Nassau and Beekmaa—$5 Suit Store. Com| ae eee See examine the choice selection of Drove C t the rubsori= rors theres a Qeyend all dcabo th penina inthe ity, hich the chain pattern, 0@ ‘admifed. Alas, #an be obtained, ee to the toilet. ‘A. & J. SAUNDE! ‘387 Broadway, between Walker and White streets. The Richelieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pons made ond cold by 2. ¥, SAV aGR, 2 Fulton street, are | Stock of fue Gold aud Silver Watehes, of ali the most cele= Kers, cuarantied to keep meourate time, which he bea Will tell very low. in COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, MONEY MARKET. Monday, July 23—6 P.M. The stock market opened heavy this morning, and Prices were very unsettled. At the board transactions were limited; but «large amount of business was done in the street. There were large sales of Erie between the first and eeoond boards, at 57, seller 12 months, and 58, seller 6 months, and there was more activity in that fancy than in any other inthe list. Atthe-first board | 6s, 1807, | Reading Bonds advanced per eent; U. gj Erle Railroad fell off \ por cont. At the second board Erie Railroad declined eont; Reading Railroad \{; Harlem was acti prices current in the morning. ‘The reoeipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port today, amounted to $87,722; payments per $27,352 34; advices $8,000; balance $1,382,679 96. | f Money can be obtained in any quantity at 6 per cent, and the best business paper can be negotiated easily at 6 | aT percent. Government stocks are not in mach de- mand at present prices, and thero is more disposition to sell than to buy. Capitglists are in a great quandary — what to do with their nfoney; they are not disposed to indebtedners of the company. By such the Norwich and Worcester Railroad will be virtually extended to New London. The earo and expenses for the two Preced- ing Slet May. 1840. are us follows:— ime Year ending Slat May. 1848. Fear ending 3st May. 1819. Grees earnings. $220 864 86 Gross earniags. $221,839 43 Expenses. .... 180.836 37 Expenses..... 123.431 20 00 528 49 98208 35 Interest... .... 53.302 02 Interest... ... 44,108 80 | Nettearvings. . $44226 47 Nettearnings.. $54,099 55 Notwithstanding the stock of the comonay is repre. | rented to be $2 400 000, there are only 16,886 shares of | stock actually held by stockholders, representing at par value, $1,688,500. The present liabilities of the company are payable in bonds at future dates—$27.009 | ~ being at 7 per cent, $400.000 at 6 per cent, and the ba- lance at 6 per cent It will be observed that the gross receipts fur the yoar ending 8st May, 1849, as compared with the previons year, show @ decrease of $8,265 31; and also. that the ons expenses for the same period show a docrease of 6005 17. The falling off ia the receipts have been in the through travel and freight, to and from New York and Boston, while the local receipts for passenzers have | reased, showing @ gain over the previous year. of | $8 327 06. This fact confir he expectations of the projectors of this road, that there was a growing busi- ness on its line, which. independent of extraneous and accidental som of inco.ne, would eventually reader it profitable to its owners. ‘The opening of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad in January last, has added to the business of this road, and connecting, as it does, all the roads of New Hamp- shire, and a portion of Massachusetts, Vermont, and Maine. with this road, the board are confident in the | belief that the Norwich and Worcester Railroad is des- tined to become one of the most important freighting | roads in New England. ‘This is the substance of the report, but we have very lit. tle confidence in its correctness. The fuct is, we look upon all such statements with euspieion and distrust, Some of the directors are deceived, and they innocently de- | ceive the stockholders, There appears to be, to many, acharm in being humbugged, and they do not seem anxious to be enlightened. This company subscribed for $250,000 of the stock of the Nashua and Worcester Railzead, vpon which the Nashua company has been paying interest, which offset the interest which the Nor- wich company had to pay on so much of its debt.— The Nashua road having been completed some six months, the stockholders have to look to the earnings of the road for dividends, and those failing, go without them, Such is the position of that portion of the debt. The interest having ceased, $15,000 have to be drawn from the gross income, to provide for the interest on the amount subscribed for stock in the Nashuaroad. It is Proposed to sell this stock, and it is estimated that $187,500 can be obtained for what cost $250,600, The report says nothing about the increase of debt by the payment of a dividend of two and « half per | cent, in the bonds of the company; and we have no doubt there are many other items in reserve, which it is supposed better the stockholders should not be made acquainted with, It was anticipated that the Nashua road would bring business to the Norwich of at least $50 000 per annum, but it appears that the aggregate earnings of the Nashua road will only amount to about double that sum, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of fo- reign grain, flour and meal imported into Great Britain ' and Ireland, during the years 1847 and 1848, and for the first four months of 1849 :— Irentation or Barapstvrrs into Great Barrain ano Inxianv. To May 8, 1847, 1848. 1841 Wheat, qr... os... 4 ++ 2,650,454 2,577,079 1,561,896 | Wheat’ meal’ and flour, owt... 6,820,058 1,754 449 1,830.275 Barley, qrs.. 772,682 1,054,274 "395,109 Barley meal, owt... 11.790 69 1,705,708 967.056 260,638 ST'882 6,695 2.203 Rye, ars... + 63817 62635 64.728 Ryemeal, ewt. [7R6412 85,084 15,246 Peas, qrs..... + 167,618 216.014 50,688 Pea meal, ewt. 637 1 36 Beans, qra.....- + 443,675 487,928 188,409 Benn meal, ewt.. - 5 88 28 — Indian corn, qrs.. +3,008.313 1,575.521 763.095 Indian corn’ meal, ewt....1,448.537 "232,819 Buckwheat meal. ewt.... 386 193 Beer or bigg, qrs.. ie | 906 Malt, qrs ... ive 1 ‘The monthly average price of whoat in London,during the present year, has been as follows:— Pric wter, Dui ter, January B. “ede” $a" ef Sonat 45s. 10s. 46s. 1d. Fixed duty of +» 44a, id, Is. from 1st 44s, Od. ruary. y ° Tho receipts of flour in the first four months of 1849, were but little short of those for the previous year (1848) ; and the imports of all artieles up to the Sth of May, this year wore larger in proportion to the time, than in 1847, the great famine year. Prices in England this year, up to the 16th of June, have ranged several sbillings below those current last, | as will be seen by the annexed comparative state- ment :— Avena Paicns ror Waeat in Exacann. Biz weeks’ Corv'ing Weeks ended, iy a siz weeks. | h Qre. sold. a. a. a. d. | 86, 6 2 #1 71, 4 8 a4 74,761 “5 8 #1 1 454 311, s 80.000 “1 eT 7 a 72,705 “8 “1 Since the 10th of June there has beon an advance equal to two or three shillings per quarter. It was the impression that the lowest prices had been reached; ‘the deliveries from the farmers eontinued small, and their stocks of grain had become reduced to a very unusual point of exhaustion. It is stated that a simi- lar state of things exists on the Continent. The re- ports relative to the growing erops in England are of the most favorable character, and the prospects at the latest dates were in favor of a full average yield. ‘The annexed is a statement of the net predace of the revenue of Great Britain forthe years and quarters ending the bth of July, 1848 and 1840;— Garar Serre. ‘ance. Fre Por Crown lan: Miscelianeo' Total Chi vanees... 6. CARRS 1s, Total income... . 410 ‘Ded Tao uct decrease, Inerense on the yorr. . Quarters « 148, Cro Miscellancons Totel ord. revent ins money. Tmpet Re- payments of vances. ° buy stoeks at current rates, and they are very unwil- Po Ded: ling to lend money at the reduced rates of interest.— ‘There must bea change soon in this state of things. The Boston money market hag become a Little more stringent. Prime business paper ranged from 7 to 0 percent, The banks were calling in their loans on demand, and the calls for money, for railroad purposes, had not diminished, which tended to keep prices out of doors, ‘The receipts of the Morris Canal Company, from the commencement of navigation up tothe 14th of July, 1849, amounted to $57,828 50, againat $26.204 75 fer the eorresponding period in 1858. According to thie, there has been an increase thus far, this reason, of $11,023 61. ‘The Direetors of the Norwich and Wercester Railroad Company have made a report to the stockholders, for the year ending Jane 1, 1849, extracts from which we give for the benefit of those interested. total Birt May, t gross asnete,. ng the present Indebtedness. (May When the rale of t eal shall bave been made, (negotiations for which are pen ing. and will probably be effected during the present year.) there will be a further reduction of $64,110 07. ‘The company are owners of 2.500 shares of the stock of the Woreester and Nashoe Rettroad Company. This if this is done. ite pro- ill farther reduction of ich they expect te obtain the Jeast sum the stock is $157 500. The balavce be reduced t6 $678 204 09 The Extension Railroad, from Nerwich to All Toint. reren miles, the company will probably dix of within the coming year. in connection with tutare ct ents with the New London, Willimantic and Palmer Railroad Company. now betng eoneteacted The proseeds of (bis sale will reduce still further the indebtedness of the company will then Decrease on the quarter atthe ccancie 6ee Gee A comparison of revenue for the year ending Jaly 5, 1849, with the year ending July 5, 1548, is by no means | fair, for the purpose of showing the operation of the different financial commereial systems of the go- vernment, The revenues from eustoms in 1848, were | Very much reduced in consequence of the state of af- fairson the Continent, and the effect of the revola- the: pon the import trade of the kingdom. This | year trade being more active, and the effect of the po- lities] diMfenlties having rubrided the revenue from | custome has, of course, increased, and the comparison is, therefore, unfair and delusive The following state. ment exhibits the revenue for the quarter ending July | Gth, 1847 and 1849. periods before and after the reval- gions and revolutions: — rar —Qvanrens Exorse Jour 6. 1847 ano 1840 847. ARO Dee' ae 1840, AAV TIT sono 1,619.607 falling off of the case and rporations; ala | ible to tell what the actual condition of } nce is, or what state onr own affairs are in. if areinany way connected with incorporated i asti | toma, | Stock Frenange. she Harlem RR my do ee) a N Bae & Hart 4 | 4 M Reading RR a } fom & [000 Penna S's, | phe } do 10 Hedern iver RR be | 1900 Obto 6's, ‘On, 1” $400 Reading Bonds G8 20H) do 5's, “60, 10°35 she Brie RR 0 10) Bae of “47 PS mm ng Ind Ws ao ig 4) 10 Merk Wor Be a arrangements, | eee PO Et we kk Te a WO wx BOARD. Harlem RR BOO RR ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED KVERY DAY. Brerwors TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY Me Friday day, Tuosday, W : ‘the steamer Butlalo wil Or ‘Thirteenth street ™ | Piet No. 3, North fare B vente es ry sework of go & short distai reaces can be gi WA! Aree en nnn NTED—BY A RESPROTABLE SCOTCH itvation as feanbamer, or Wail or ter, oF to do the ae e eotioms WwW testant girl, as and ironer; has ny country, Good of ANTED—A ae BYA jection to ter. Resp. ant ive 1 Plone callat u ECTABLE PRO- good cook, washer | rt distamesin the | 1) Codar st. j Store, one that and is willing to devote this « ANTED—A CLERK IN A RETal bas some knowled, his who! ie time to the inte employer, own hear of a situation by addressing N. W. L of of between First and” V useful from her last place. ‘young won in washing ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ‘situation a# Cook, Washer, and Tron iY A RESPECTABLE Nurse or Chambermaid. puntry. TANTED A SITUATION BY A Chamber ironing Can be seen for two Please call ttairs second floor, back room. the general work of a small private fa No objec hse to the country. Can give the tof reference. Ad - Lere Inst place, Has no Pisase nd avenues, i you oall at b obi ANTED BY A R. rit the house go in the countr: | drese 75 Crosby atreet, ANTED—A SITt ly. Best of reference street. Girl, to do general housework in a ES: ° in the basement. TATION, BY given, Please cal f city thecountry. Best of ei 207 Centre street. Can Court. taking care of as good plain Cook. No obj ty refere be UATIO be soom for two di YOUNG wo- 4 Nureo, haw HARDWARE | y | ease of inelen é - the other + distance into DRESS OR ANTED—A SIT S Lal C hermaid, or to take care of children, and do the x and ioning. Good reference, Please apply can be given. Can be City Hall Piace. for two da ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO YOUNG WO- men, as Seamstresses, or to take care of children, or to do any kind of up stairs work. The best of city refi se) Please oa!) V washing and ironing: do the work of a smi ce in tho co Ls Duilding. ANTS A SITL ter in a Dry willing plain ‘dress R. Y., t A RESPECTA 14 and 15 y refi it front Wai ‘k room. he oth Please call required. Can be see: Eleventh street, between Is family, Have ntry. Best of re at 8 Mulberry re. A young meelf uaeful hand. The best of city reference given. his office. ter or Chil ANTED—SITUATIONS, DY TWO RESPROTADLR | fe ‘young women—one to do chamber work and assist in er to cook, wash and iron, or to hjection to goa # from their street, first floor, man, 1S yo to bia emp! BLE PROTESTANT GIRL, BETWEEN rs of age, ix desirous of a situation in a Me~ Child's naree, and make herself jonas ‘years old OARD ty, wi fo W. BROWN, nd without reserve, to furniture, eons: wilt ol ad Hing of Sof 0 GROCERS.—A TEMPERATE YOUNG M rders. given. Address G., robes, French ready. te @ situation ooery or hardware a8, is @ good Peholar, 30 Address P. H. K., box 160, WANTED—IN BROOKLYN OR JERSEY CI- ‘thin a short distance of the Ferry, on the Ist of man and his wife, in a private family, | boa Terms moderate. Prompt Herald office. SALES BY AUCTION. |, AUCTIONEER. —EXTENSIVE SALE Household Furnit ko.—Wedi wilt be sold ie | ees, a large well madi Bureaus, Tere a totes, rocking re, ni i marble top and other Tables, parlor Chai ‘Ward, Wash ota Bedateads, Wash ‘iety of useful house furnishing arti- Private sale Anetion Sales of Monda: every dey. « Evropean plan, folly pituated, on Rt URANT TO be oom Maiden athe de: Friday and Sa phia, touching at ev RW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STR, Horses, and Wednesday, I2¢ J. H. GATFIRED, Contre streets, u URNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET, TO ingle gentiemes penewen The rooms are ‘ieating by folding doors, and and airy ar could be found in any part of the country. LET, BRST PART a Wi st, we ba ET—TUE FRONT BASEMENT AND I ‘he premises have been occu: Sai'have commanded « goed bu upplied with super sauna, ox of all Hine, and most tiful Apply to ENOCH E. CAMP, Attor- ‘all street, rehaser ean live reat ul 81H per woek. jarnens, ‘elook, p stairs. Posscs- A COUP! d lad or 01 errr, door from The roeme, She for ODGING.—NAG'S HEAD HOTEL, NO. 3 BARCLAY » in clean and comfortadl t 25 comts por nicht, or $1 25 v a stan' Jo beds and wii riot old and new oc & Fite American riodical repor jPformation please ning, Pep ANAL Payable semi cannaaliy hartorof the Campany, opened at the Office of sai day, the Bid July i first three @aye from Of the Board of Dirgetors, President Morrie Camai and B: Dashier, pro. 1 Dated Jersey City, #th Jol N. MeViewan, € ber mation pote, FG. Rillots 28 South W MISCK ¢ of. made up to ord: during the season, to rei tainber 4 AND BAVE the pret illiem etree! aan Pal 1 vlitics to HL. Any bind thorined 49th o se manne on the eC ght of sabowriin ¢ opening of sal t be rem ten the supplement ronry, 149, will be pany in Jereay City, 2 v'eloek, neon. lath of Jui, pany will beale VISITED THIS inded of ite ad- HM it here, lease to call at | | prene = on tetas | eSor eee Re Mies J. Fanny Waillark, Coumtons i, Sore ety one! ons, dane. Me: ot Kovond Toot 8 comin Private Bones Shand $3 CMSRTRAUS BATIONSL Tuna TRE, CHaty, i 88 Ineatan Mrentng: dey 26— the ny LD he meted the Baten scan x Hrowaky, er. jalfvame®, Mr. Bethe, verine Ki. Mins Mary Ana Geagor Zo To be Pilewed ty tus farce of the LOFTERY 4 i, oF foene. ” the popular drama of NEW Y ir Minne Katy. 7, Ry, Mint les Fe sonetade wun Wd be ; ee, 2 cunt, Pit, Lali ormin., Deore open at Tig certain quarter Rebus echoes. * ASTLE © Cc WERK OF THR A ia Joly Foret ete Seaond from Greed Pemieetth im ehich Madame ead Bera van, os at. Immediately after the for danni be ele ra Ly sack M i ea) Bar ‘Stand, * dr. Clackn, The sibine Tdy, ‘ving Ansconds, an enormous Rat re Statwas Aim enon 0 the whole, iader 10 years. 12h conta, r ee OBOKEN—OTTO OTTAGR —LAST WEEK OF ag to ther departare I Concert to oe ay. ; ce ome, A ef Chinese, Open | Beene shudton ender It price. ee] 0 THE PUBLIC—CITY MALL, BOSTON, JULY 10 ise Gad Injerions rep rie having btale- comerreng the preveimace of 404 to the cage of truth, and eave of tha In almost @ been ulterly by the ian has not been called until bis skill cow Notwithstanding the extracr it 15,000 having arrived at this r) ond th of us of fore gners, ince the begin aing have been 0%. The proper he be of Boston, thes far, Merle the Commer, has m in the mortality of health, im tte theres of ted om: t horoughly éloansed fhereeal oan Heat slice are prompt t ciet en =e Sone Fizoreus enforcement of sanitary rerulations on the part of the government, ¥ the ¢ the peo; regard to sl aod Ioousabold Siseatiae re OPRCE OF THE GOVERNORS OF THR ALMS NOUER, New York, July 12th, 1549.—Supplies of Bard Wood for ben til be revived by the ors, at their office im the Park 2o'elock 24th inst., for mu HL cords of good oN white cak wood, of ord. yond to be. delivered in 01 any wi well’ Randall's Island, when fubject to the i that purpose by the G and quaatity ball required will be gi NY GENTLEMAN WAVING THE ABOVE e eum can join in Address A. E. ly Meh) Merchants’ Exeh: » a 1 te om Fifth f Twenty-firstotrect. Sail stevets are curb= OR SALE—A HORSE 159 HANDS HIGH, FAS t TRA. if Pe veller, warranted and kin Whands high. Apply ote RUG STORE FOR SALE—NRATLY FITTED UP AND xcellont location fora Physician, as the aeighbor= jekly populated owner being sick, is For particul lay atroet. . der my own supervision and. direstion. : few perro: o have used it, comparatively, bat commen jn tie strongest terme. A case of Asthine, i sam, to which I was ority of the Balram. we 4 a ewe home (21 mi Ls die in peace! I gave Lim one Soatle of the I ov tas Bai itd Chee- : bottles more, respectfully, y: im, Hoch Punting, a y My Memes Tee p. iam: 279 Broad w Wasnimoro: o1 a, ton wt Nd of Chambers; William f 4 nat surest; and by the Dreggiste conerally tateugh= ‘24 floor. s AND BARKING COMPANY —D- ereby given, that Heoks Sabseription for three thomwand rhares ef preferred one hundred dollars eaeh, with divid wid Company, of to the Moa- e Stock- be standing ) ehall ve raid stoek books. B, F. MARSH, anking be. Cc and ing and ® Royal street, yea to Arvin oie Hamia-ek, Ver of the Bat Dy tay pig tor smerues bor a Sopp arrived trom hisher collars, AND G. A. ARNOUK, DRAPERS & ener ef Doane st.(the the, Casamercs, on! 3 8 FP. od R tm, 95 Broad w g Mawee) ond havi and the 0 NT t, will be ex day, from 12 tills Indies will ty co nf No. 10 Park P el Lire NEW PATTERNS, ‘ong the most fashionable la- ‘Up steire, betwen White and hand: LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SUIRT-MAKER, wholesale and retail, i New ¥ Ih ‘Shirin, stand? made to measure, D PAILORS, © well-eeleeted would respent- pablic ia Corsi, fan be hibited om the o'etoek LATEST fin same table for narsing, nen ee errr OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.—THE SU PR. Bier new chip MECHANICS WN, 60 tone Gaptain LR. Mates i porisively aati for ahere pert om the it helng a on and saloon ere con be acenin, Apply te the enptoim, #1 TOF mn beard, feos of re secomm sittene. evireet, BR. it out the United States and Canada. R. POWELL, OCULIST, AUR: 0 ye i tially had iit Garett ee oe bw Open from TA. M. R. RAL x weRa x, the Goures In America. R. GLOVER'S TRAVELLER'S coniaing adeseription af oil 4 with rectpes for making the variees treatment, aad explicit directions onre. Prive $l. Fer sale by the 4 No. 12) Ann street, whore he there referred te. book for nothing. E MEDICAL COM of Disesses oo ne. {physies! eo4 mental aggnish 4 pecuniary diMfieni tin te the i thensande now poor would have ences thousands new broken im health wowld ity hundreds wow In the F graves boom etill alive, thte werk. ne compet e enjoyed timed y isin ORS): “e Wied srpecta these of an inovense of fe Mily, 18 ie of expeeial importer re fore, also, every fema'e—the with, the mother, the one either m nature contemplitee the corse armen, nh mode ofenre, in every somplaint to at the Publishing Ofies, 129 Co., Albany; ny; WR. Davia, ween are R RALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE ON the natnre, symptoms, pr: and er re of the aoe | elon, 43.4.0m stseet, nating into womauheo, or the ane in the Aealine of | INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Philadeipnia Correspondence. Putaveceuta, July 23, 1349. The Epidemie—Serious Rauroad Accident—Ozxen om the Track—Coroner’s Inquests— Negro Exerte- ment— Markets, §c. ° The cholera report to-day is 34 cases and 20 deaths. A portion of these cases and deaths no doubt belong to yesterday, as the physicians are | = to be neglectful in their reports on the Sab- th. | The mail trai for Baltimore, that left the city last night at 10 o'clock, was thrown off the track amile this side of Wilmington, by running upon three steers that were upon the track. The loco- motive and tender were pitched into an excava- tion alongside the road, and much broken. The engineer and firemen were taken trom beneath the | wreck, dreadfully scalded and mangled. The former, William D. Sparks, was highly esteemed by the company, and his loss will be mach regret- ted. He was taken to Wilmington, where he lin- ered in much anogy until 5 o’clock this morning. le leaves a wife living at Wilmington. ‘The fire- man, named Bogue, was alive at Wilmington when rai left this moraing, but could not survive lon, Charles MeCaraher, one of the Inspectors of the b — oe has fallen a victim to tne prevailing epi- jemiic ‘The coroner held an inquest this morning upon an unkoown man, supposed to be an emigrant, who on Seturdey last committed suicide by drowa- ing himself at Chesnut street wharf. Joba Mewialey, a bed carer, fell from a seatiolding this morning, upon the pointed railing of an adjoming feace, and was taken to the hos- pital, seriously wounded. The poiats of several stakes entered his body: | "A colored man barely escaped martyrdom this morning from his fellow blacks, in consequence of a report that he was about selliag his own child, to be conveyed to the South as a slave. The police locked him up to — him from violence. : J ! | ae | 6th of | mornin ige Grier stated that on the Avguet next he would deliver his o, the Apeden eu About $900,000 are at i thos cave, and the opinion will settle the contest as te which of the claimants are the legal heirs of the deceesed. Some of the contestants are in ky the majority are scattered about in of this cou good old stock flows. Tne demaw: ption is oderate. at previous rates Kye favorable at $3, and orn meal at $275. Millers ere prevented from pur- using wheat by the high prices demanted by hold- of corn at 60c. te beld at lard, TKe to Se. per Wh rates, Ze for barrels aad 2te ‘The following were the sales at the Stock Board :— Pure Board $1000 Reading Bonds, 65; 3 Pe: 110, 2 Morris «anal, 9, 2000 St Louis Wilmington Os, 9, val Intetiigence, The U.® ship Fredonia, from New York, bound te San Francisco, war at Callao om the 00th of May, and wae to vail the pext day for Califorals, The Fredonia deft Kio de Jansire on ‘Sth of Febranry, and after a tediogs and bisteroms paceage of righty two days, ar- rived, on the let ef May, at Valparaiso She was forced by the severity of the weather as far as 00 degrees 8, end was thirty-eight days to the southward of Cr Hore, for twenty tour days, the ship was hove-to storm sails, encountering hail, rain, and snow. The U. 8. cutter B from New York, arrived at Yeipertioe on the 10th and would touch at Cal- daw proceeding to San brancisco. valve of about $10000 together with about 20.000 Durhels of wheat. On the former there was om insur- ence of $5400, and on the wheat $5000 The ware houre was owned by H. KR. Wileon. of New York elty, and was valued at $6000; ne inrurance The ware- , Rapenend, Ulete & Co was one of the in city, and was owned by J. Wade- at $10 000 and war eo bere was jo store about 1500 erchandise to the value of Moesers I & 4 dows not ex- ecod $5,000, whieh (Ui) Journal, Judy AT ‘The Weather and the cope ‘The Markeville (La) Fellager. of the inet, : —Rein end sunshine every dey (ane looks — cotton healthy. The corm crop. upon ae average, will be & very short and inditierent one toches (La) Otrentele of the Teh inet, are bal and Oars dull at Ste & Se mr tales at $10 76 = $10 8T% for - Beet is in demand for the home Moxoar ay | ‘The demand for four was lew setive for In fair enquiry tor the home trade les: bouyant than those current at the elore of the past week wate steady demand for Seuthere with feir enies, without material ehaage im as | riees, There was more low. There was « was quite Cora © quiry for export for the hast at steady prices, with « felr amowet of rales ¢ four and meal exhibited wo material a . Pork was trade Beet Lard one be fair de --T-3 cloeed wine were mate 5 barrels at $562 wore Orm, for day fronted De bbie imelating sour at $4 2, One 1M yee 6; eptnaee, ontore, uM Olhe | ordinary State. $4 Th 6 64 BL, com. | mom State. $4 87), 0 $4 04, ecrmight Beate and ) B44 8 $5. pure Cenere: 86 OOK 8 Be TRh, | goed and #t t Ohio $+ 8 86 004) favorite ledinns b = $5 O84 0 O8 1dy tromener and | & $5 O\. extre Vale wah hs, extra Genesee, $60 $650 Of the sales shout bbis. were for export Sewhera four moved to 3, the extent Of 300 bbis comprising \ivasedrie 1. he town and new Brandywine, a! 85 184 « #5 80 Flour was quiet, and the salve only tonched 10 bois, S163. “Corn Ma was duit aud the rales were 100 Weis Jersey at $5, Brandywine wae mom a * | @redn- at tive salen of the day wore 3.00) Dashes prime Baubeed | made; th $20 to $50 8 $40. a4 im quality lambs in good supply Sales of qv 275 Frevemrs. There war a good deal offering and rates steady. Fngagements ie of 24000 bushels core #t Sue and 2.400 bbl four j $1 per be’ and for the Heor —7 actions are takin pontie, arrived at Navar Sy ones market ie very Gro god bat few trane place. The cargo of the ship Prox Kestow trom Manitle to day i aaeoid There was & fur demand for eom~