The New York Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1849, Page 3

| CLLEGE ELT, TS TE, EE, CE a TSE SE ETS ‘Two Men Drowned In Chewango River. Binonan’com, July 30, 1849. Two men were drowned last €v ening. about 7 o’elock. A young wan named Georgg ’Lartin was bathing in the Chenango river, a, by some means, he seemed to be drowning; the elarm wr4 give mvuriusked to bis #ssistance. save him, lost hig own life, The bodies were soon re- eovered Mr, Seymourleaves a wife and six children to mourn bis lors, Deexease of Port Duties in Boston—Two Rallroad Accidents, Boston, July 30, 1849. It is stated that the duties collected at this port have @ecreased during the last quarter to the amount of $107,000. Aneccident occurred on the Eastern Railroad, to- day, by which a man named Jacques was cut to pieces. ‘We have not learned the particulars, Another railroad accidumt took place on the Provi- dence line, by which a woman was killed. We do not know either her name, or the circumstances of the accident. aS RET ‘Western Crops—Weather—Thermometer, Ivnaca, July 30—P,M. Our crops are suffering severely for want of rain. ‘The potato crop is the most injured. The wheat is Deing got in in a good state, and is generally a fair erop, though somewhat injured by the fly, which will, it is feared, entirely destroy our summer wheat. The weather still continues very dry and warm; at present the thermometer is up to 92 in the shade. Obio River Falling—Suspension of Business, Pirrsnvnon, July 20, 1849, Our river still is low, and we may expect it to con- tinue so fur a time, The navigation is completely stopped. not only in the river, but also in the Penusyl- vania Canal, from tho same cause, In consequence business is brought to a stand, and nothing can be done, ‘There is no news of any interest to you, in this city, Rallroad Convention at Macon, Geo, Baurntone, July 30, 1849, Alarge number of deiegates from all parts of the South are going to Macon, for the’ purpose of attending a railroad convention, to be held there soon, Buralng of the Chicago, Borraro, July 20, 1849, ‘The propeller Chicago was destroyed by fire, here, this -morning, at two o'clock Loss estimated at from $5,000 to $6,000. Markets, Bostox, July 30, 1849, Cotton firm, with small sales. Flour—Small sales of different descriptions, at 125; cents advance. Cora — Bales ut Glce a 620. for white, 640. to 65c. for yellow,aud 6c ixed brands. Sugar—150 boxes brown Molasses—100 hhds, sweet sold at 2lc, Borvaco, July 30, 1849, Our receipts, since Saturday, have been :—Flour, wheat, 23,000 bushels; corn, 34,000 bushels. We: lour continues firm—the home trade alone are purchasers; little done for export. Sales of 1,000 Dbls straight Obio, at $450.0 $4624. Wheat holders re stiff, and will not meet the views of buyers, as they are restricted. ‘The sales of corn aro 30,000 bushels, ab Je. for Western mixed; 481g¢. for fat yellow, Hold- ers are dewanding an advance on every description. Freights main the same. _ Acoany, July 80, 1849, The receipts, since Saturday, are :—flour, 30,000 Dbis; corn, 22.000 bushels The market for four is rather heavy. though prices are without material We notice sales of 600 bble., at quotations on Saturday. The market for corn is firm, and holders are demanding an advance. Sales em- brace 12.000 bushels, including round yellow at 590.; mixed Western, 8c. Oats are in fair demand, at 38c., at which figure 4,000 bushels changed hands, Shipping Intelligence; Bosron, July 30, Arrived— Gipsey, (Br) Glasgow, 10th uit; Biiza Jane, of New York, 2ineeg, (Pp) cls aria, Wil NC} Denmark, Philadeipuia; schrs Montano, Albany; Watchman, Advi Sarah Moore, and Friend, brig Marine, Lyra, Sea sohrs Pera, Lydia Jang, Li do; late to, Rondont; Caroline, Baltimore; Br brig Competitor, C: toree, New port, Wiles; 16th ‘al Na, 7h bark Delegate, for N York in i0 day: Bt Jago, to load for Boster * Philedelphias Be a rdenar, Sist ult, ehange eurrent srlento Fleston; Richard Ingersoll, Abbott Lawrence, do; C 4 from Mobile, 2d inst, Tagelpnias Beil Field: Daniel Websuae, Weave, Fi ry + n ‘ebster, Me rel vier Aibany; Fisrida, Houde . i i", 1d lost bor Jib and flying jibbooms, &e. The iri had ‘The Al- disas: foressil corn, Ke. Her name Was not ascertained, ae borind ‘to Vhiladelphin, but owing to this dlaaster Rerde-timation was chaoged for Providence. h, lac 5 Jon 22, 25) miles from the equator, mee May last, for San Fraacivoo, iro, part of her cargo and re-caulk—brig Naj sehr Laurence, orl Pailed—Ship Cortes, Pacific Dean. Saren, July 2, Arrived—sebr Mozart, Rondowt; Mary Clark, N¥o abe Trawil, Gold Spring, I 1 Bich, vrig Mechaale, © 1809, 4 25th, arles= Catal Sailed—Brigs Clinton, Mhilagelphia; Qu York) 224, Satah Einuimyn Vere, Arrived—Sehr Agu: ved—Br brig Phodus, Hed—26eh, brig Fudge iNadel- phia, ins to Wind, oy Me Ponriann, July 2%, 1809, Arrived—Barks American, Trinidad, Cuntoro, Phila, Saco, July 22, 13909, Bailed—Selx M 1 Hil, Phitadetphia. wh aes r waunvron, July 29, 1940, Arrived—sehr Oregon, Tur! le Cleared—Schr Orizaba, F; ith gratia, for we 8 chr Orizaba, Freeman, w for Dry Book, Brooklyn, NY. July 21, 1849, Artived-Drig Nitheroy x Oity Intelligence. Jonn Mrrenet aso THe ornen Crassronten Pararors, —We ive that a meeting of the Clubs of 1548, other reland, is mittee of Es : ; : HH 38 # | tee i i i ui 33 3 i & : 2 5 F z z 3 : i tribute i é H 3 E Sibnli be ep Laeemneng my ee fo death, like the sent marvellous entrusted iy the care of the public with full powers to accomplish that e Means can do it—it is, we repeat, most ex- that those who hare taken upon them- selves this important duty— should not. at such @ time, by all the means in their pow zens ate daily swept away i 3 rer, why iF authority, is to peramba- 7, street, lane and alley in this particularly the public markets, and the habited he = of the city it ts in those be em : it obliged @ have come to this th heaps @ vegetable nnd door, and the streets fall ot Bat we were struck with the state of Washington Market, to use a courtly phrase, isin the west end of the city, We travelled through every rquare, ailey, aod bye-way of it; in each of #hich we ftownd the floors atarsied with water, and in some places pools of it in a stagnant rtate, with heaps of roster straw, and other vegetable matter. There iro in various parts of it charcoal fires, Which atose an intense beat; im other parte there was ® large quantity of live fowl, from which, sod the dirt that surrownded them, the moet ve pmel! was emitted, #0 that betweem the heat from the fires, the effluvia from the vegetable mat- ter and fowls, the atmorphere in the locality of the market must be in the most putrid state, dangerous not only to the health of those who daily stand there, and repass throughout it. W but to who ae O also counted, at its western extremity, Fy oh ed cabbages, the most deleterious vegetable to health that is known, each of which would fill a wagon, besides large of the refuse of that and other vi es. We are, fairness, however, bound to say, the butchers’ department was the best regulated and the most cleanly. Having long been aware of the neglected condition in which the city a the dangers likely to result from such @ reckless di eehid, re the tof those in authority, of their duties, we, fore and since th holera made its appearance us—baving, from its ravages in Europe during preceding year, anticipated its approach —repeatedly warned them of the absolute nesessity of adopting the strlotest system of vigilance in regard to cleanliness andthe public health; gud besought them te putin speneice all the means with which the law entrusted m em, to cleanse and purify those places, which they known were so criminally neglected —believ- all times @ pure atmosphere is the best pre- tive of health, and is, at this moment, peculiarly ed, and perhaps is the only check which can be d, with any prospéct of success, to the pestilence with which we are afllicted. We in renew the cal and earnestly entreat them to arouse, even at the twelfth hour. and discharge a portion, at least, of the obligations they owe to their fellow citizens, Let them at once visit the different localities we have above potased out, nake s thorough examination of the state in which they are kept, and then apply such remedies as the law supplies to abate the nuisance, Fast Day —Mayor Woodhall has issued a proclama- tion recommending the inhabitants of this eity to eb- serve Friday next as a day of fasting and prayer. Susricion or Intention To Muxpes.—Mathew Gray was found by oflicer Kearing at 3 o'clock Sunday mor- ning, armed with a large kuife, watching the door of a Mr. Newman, in Avenue C, (with whom he had had gome dificulty,) with the supposed intention of taking 3 life, ada app Tur Fine Comraxies.—The returns of the Chief En- | gincer of this city rhow that there are 960 members at- tached to the fire engines; 721 members of the hose companies; 192 of hook aud ladder companies; 30 hy- drant men; and 10engineers, In all, 1 $33. Deatn or Joux J. Moncax.—We have to record th death of Mr. Morgan. of this city, who breathed h last, on Sunday, the 29th inst, at th son-in-law, Gen. John A Dix, Port Chester, Westehes- ter county. He was well known as an old pillar of democracy in this city, Ie has represented New York in Congress in more than one session, and has been honored with other public trusts, Ilis faneral will take place this forenoon, at 11 o'clock, at Trinity Chureh, Pears —On Sunday, one of those disgraccfal scenes that ought never to be tolerated in a Christian community, came off at Hoboken. A pugilistic en- counter took place, for $100 a side. The names of the combatants were Ravanagh and Roberts. was beaten at the end of the fifth round. A Sexiovs Accrornt.—A laborer, a mason, was brought yesterdaymorning to the,Broadway hospital, hav- ing fallen from the scaffold ofa building inTwelfth street, between the 3d and 4th avenues. fe was dangerously wounded, his skull and his ribs haying been badly broken, Accrent.—Michael Burk, @ boy, had been to Hobo- ken, on Sunday, and got very drunk. In the evening, on returning home, he fell from the ferry bout into the river, but was rescued by officer Weylen. The latter Accwwent.—A young man, named Michael Scott while at work at the governtent works, on Staten Island, bad his hands dreadfully mutilated, yesterday. 'y Major Delafield, of the engineer depari- ment, who rendered every assistance in his power to relieve the sufferer. Ixquests.—The Coroner held an inquest yesterday atthe houre 223 Sixteenth street, upon the body of Michsel hen a aged 20 years, a native of Ireland. ‘The deceased, it appears, Wasa carman, and his cart, which became, from long use, the worse for wear, was taken up town to be repaired, after which he was re- turning home, when his horse took fright and ran aver, throwing him tothe ground, when one of the wheel over his neck. and caused his death shortly af- ter, Verdict accordingly.—Also, pp we at the Bellevue Hospital, upon the body of a German, named Henry Stennevan, about 40 years of age, who. yesterday morning, was sent from the Alms. house on Biackwell’s Island to Bellevue Hospital, but died from exhaustion before arriving at his destination. Death ny tie Evi or Lavpaxum.— The Coroner held an inquest yesterday on the body of Sarah Organ, aged 50 years, a native of England. who came to her num. It seems that a ge oms of cholera. The husband ir, sent him for thirty drops drops of laudanum and three cents worth of camphor. However, instead of the husband bringing what he was ordered to, he brought three cents worth ofeach. mixed . Mr. Stone, supposing it to be all right ashe ordered, gave the saine to the deceased in four dosos, within a rhort time of each other. The mistake was not ascertained until too late as the deceased died in less than six hours after taking the laudanum. The Jury rendered the following verdict—that the deceased came to her death by taking an over dose of laudanum by mistake. MAILS FOR EUROPE. THE WEEKLY HERALD, The steamship Caledonia will leave Boston to-morrow noon for Halifax and Liverpool. Her mails will olose in this city at 5 o'clock this afternoon. She will carry out thirty days later news from Cali- fornia and Mexico; the full details of which will be Published in the Weekly Herald, at 12 o'clock to-day. ‘This sheet, printed in French and English, for European circulation, will also coatain the latest news from other parts of this continent. Single copies, in wrappers, sixponce; annual sub- scription, to includé the postage, four dollars. = To the Divisions of the 8. of T.—Has oar Country, Committers, or any of tham, bee I Cemetery agents, to sell the Di ory in preference to others nearer the city, where Whole expensce of burials, will not be one-half the pald for railroad fare to the Cypross Mill Cometory? “T hope Di Hild mattor to the Divisions, bo- ss Jots in thei it ° 3 eter val: A lar Suit Sto: Co: ! linen Vest, sto ‘sik Corner of Nassau others wilt find a com- of Dressing Cages, Paney Cutlery, Port= i long the Toilet, at the pubs ren, 147 a aT way. Dress cy sre made of the moat duratle material; each pattern eontat le img artic enivet size and conapact form, warranted to y Are severally M7 Broadway, ( Let ‘em under a bushe! real utility, in the m for which . SAUNDERS & SON, of Liverty #t.,) and 357 Broadway. Taik 1—You can't hide « light or lay enombarse on twath, or p goed . jong t 4 in The Richelien Diamond Pointed Gold Pens made and sold hy J. ¥. SAVAGE, 9 Fulton strect, are the mest durable pens in the world. J. ¥, bas — jae Gold all the most eeie- Silver Watches, of makers guarantied to keep accurate time, which he Ing merchants, mec pista for advertinmente, and a urraits, for whiek be is not at all unwill Of which are of service, compared to his praise, Al tee, Mi eh, and your Daguerreety pe shalt c Uptical Skvlight Rooms of HARMISUN fe HO! jway, 4th story. COMMRBCIAL AFPAI MONKY MARKKT. Monday, Jaty 31—6 P, Mm, Stocks fluctuated In value thie morning. Treasury Notes declined }j; U pons, 1868, \\; Erie T's, 4; Peansylvania 5's, 4. Ca | M4; Harlem, y. The rise im Erie was occasioned by calls being made upon the sellers of option strcks. The money market is easy and acoommodations can be readily obtained on good paper. There is a moderate business doing in foreign ex- change. The rate on London is 108'{ & 100; Paris, Of, 86¢.@ Sf 32)¢c. for two months bills, and Sf. 300. a Of. OT ye. for three days bile; on Bremen, 77 a 17 Antwerp, 99 a 30)4; Amsterdam, 39)5 « 90) burg, 35 a 954. . ‘The Niagara Suspension Bridge Company have do. clared a semi-annual dividend of two per cent, and tl Manhattan Company a semi-annual diridend of three and » half per cent, payable on the 10th of August. The value of merchandise imported into the district, excepting that rent to the warehouse, and the amouat ig been started ahead. He was kindly hy the Cy- | 1 .cassimore Pants | sults, $2.50; Overoonte: 4 i, $2 3); Overooateand Cloaks ited States O's, 1867, %; Cou | | "The total amount of specie imported from foreign eountries for the half year ending the 30th of June, by the various lines of royal mail steamers arriving at _ Southampton, was very large, The steamers for the | six months in question carried to Southampton the coin, &e., to the value of $10 570,655, (or say in sterling, £2,114,133,) the produet of the mines in Mexico, Cali- fornia, Chili, Peru, Bolivia, and other South American States, Of this amount $950,000 have been received from California, either direct or via Valparaiso, Lama, $e., at which ports the dust had been melted into bars, The Pe- stands ber business, and from her last placer. Would have no objection to go to the country. Apply at 96 Bockman street. | enormous amount of gold and silver, in dust, bars, WaANTED-& SITUATION, BY A RESP remy d city refere ow oi nee, between. Houston and for two Ann tion as Cook in table family. m ciwe the best of Awe WIAA ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAWN, & situs ‘She uad. jor~ eity reference oung woman, in a small private family, who is a good ook, and an excelleet washer and Please call at 135 roner, sud. can Crosby streot, Prince, in the rear. She can be seen ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, m1 ation as Chambermaid the washing and ironing; the has no objection to go insular and Oriental steamers have brought from | distance in the country: cam be soon for two days if no Crosby stre: eon Houst d Prince, Alexandria, during the came six months, gold and sil- | fethe hac itanre Pees Houston and Prince, ver coin value £498,591 sterling, the majority of which has been epecie remittances from India, for account of the East IndiaCompany, The Constantinople steamers have brought within the same time, gold and silver coin valued at £540,000 sterling, and the steamers from Spain-and Portugal specie value £360,000 sterling; 80 that the total amount of specie received at Southamp- ton, by the several lines of steamers from all parts of the world, from the Ist of January to 30th June, 1849, inclusive, reaches £3,512,724 sterling, over $17,000,000; an amount which, if consisting entirely of silver, would weigh upwards of four hundred tons, and in geld would weigh nearly thirty-five tons. The importations | of specie from South America are expected to increase very greatly. rather than diminish, as large sums of gold from California will, no doubt, henceforth be re- ceived by each packet from the Isthmus of Panama, On the other hand, remittances in coin, from Constan- tinople and India, may be expected to decrease, but only in a smal measure, table private family; may fully onmpetent fn dres Wanren-- AN ACADEMY IN THE SOUTH, 4 Protestant. the Post Oflice, that ferences annexed, post paid, Bo: Ay hie FRENCH WOMAN, A SI- tower. Apply at No. family. ‘The best of ett at No. 82 Hammer: and Waiter, and has no ort waite back ive the best of city ref be seen for seven days in West street, No. 413, N, aking experienced F enor of English. She Addre: ivi giving reforonce, &e. iow may be had. ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, stress oF Chambermaid, in a respe , AN at ANTED—IN A DRY GOODS IMPORTING COM- ‘an eflicient American Salesman, peri: only b + beth aneat be at- ved, and with re~ ANTED—BY A . ~ LEY id, oF ambermaid aad treet, first plain wently, Cam be highly recommended, ANTFD—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situationte do the general housework of a sna'l private ference can be given, y su for a family, consisting of ‘thr Pioase call ANTE D—BOARD AND LODGING, IN TIE VI- einity of New York, or aay within 15 milus of Stock Exchange. four children, the eldest bein ur bed~ 100 11935 U1 ehas Ohio L& Te Co 94% rill arin house would be preferred; 113% 38 do 94h, thy andairy, and of oasy w 500 thy SNYork & NHay RR . ms modera 1000) Treas Notes 1% W Brie RR 6 by were addresses 2000 NYorl 66 M4” 6% do 7000 Ohio 6's, ‘60 way 10 do ri 600 [1 Int Bonds 25% 100 do timos {3% | 6000 Penn 5's 630 S755 200 Reading RR | 4 0 #73 300” do 3 1000 do ops 874g 100 Canton Co 000 Exie RRs Bas 10% 0 sooo Te 102450 Harlem RR 8S chas Bk State NY 9533 200 do 130 15 Bk Commerce Serip 101 30 Nat'l Fire Ins Co 9 do 39 Hud River RR 200 Farmers’ Tr bi2ms 4 “4 a 40) p4 Long ialana RR BY : of this paper. ANTED~A SITUATIO A COMPETENT ox week. Undorstands ons to go a short dis g Woman, plain sowing, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘woman, who has lost her baby, six woeks old, as Wet Nurse; has no olje@tion to go to the country. Luquire at 44 | Hudson otrest, tront basement. q ANTED.—A COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES mW do s10 39 do 10 War situation, in a respectable, private family, to SECOND BOAR do Chamberwork, Wasbiag, and, Ironing: 'uo objection’ to 115 Reading RR in Cooking," in w small family. Uncseeptionabte refoe D S7\¢ 100 Erie RR PS Gis} 100 Harlem RR 0 do 46 10 ey 53% core | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, . Can be seen for two days, if not eugag: eet, eecond floor, in the rear. od, at Trinity place, up AN T ED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ections to go to ce cau be given from her dl place. Can be seen any time in in, to do general housework in « private fa- ty re- aed the week, REWARDS- : ROTO TS re hho 1 oe FOOT MCR ORT OR OST—SUNDAY EVENING, 20TH, INCHARLTON OR | Varick street, a Pocketbook, containing some money and | | wcheck drawn by'J. M. White & Underhill; in favor of & J. Hoe, for $100, the payment of which has been stopped, be willing to do housew: country. Please to call at 135 Crosby street. ‘Cau be secn for two days. AN TED-—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oung woman, as Cook, Washer and Ironer, and would Id have no objection to the * = The finder, ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND POTN (ttle Gnecnestrest, or 118 Thommen mice Wt i itenvehins Mataala Bette Will be satisfactorily and liberally rewarded, to go to the country. Bost of city roterepees can be given we te die ma = ____ | from her last pl here she lived for the last years. “Cant Boog os : " = | Vereen for Sdays, at Ni on SPORTING. A an nnnnnnn nn aiannnananes ENTREVILLE COURSE, L. 1.—TROTTING—FRIDAY, August 3, at So'clock, P.M. Purse $300; $50 to Cr . t at, mile heats, bost 3 i harness; for wh Lady Saft, | Dest 3 i in harness, between Ps betwoon 3 those w need apply, this morning, WANTED_BY!A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH Gt & situation to attend on ladies, or as Chambermai a Henry street, on the second vet ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CLERK, IN A RE- spectable Grocery Store. fo have had ex nee, and are Ti Nassau atroct, To save trouble, none but fally competent, ry, Brooklyn, at twelve and half-past two o'clock, returning ag | Childre: 'urse. Would be willing to make herself tisover. Fare ouch way, 25 cents, ily useful in a small private family, Good city ref | soomas the sport is overs FUOEL CONKLIN: Proprietor. | fives.” Please addressor call to BB, 13s Latdard steese | PPARLEM PARK COURSE—TROTTING—TIIS Day, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES a SI- | ‘elock, P. M. 25, Milo tuation as Nurse: can do plain sewing. Please call ab bat forfwhich are 42 Thi » oor. . tered the following horse Clay, C.8. Bartine enters br. ¢. Kentuck, W.S. Reed on A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, POSSESSING THE ters b. g. Telegraph. WM. PONNER, Proprietor. hi classical attainments, and a moderate know- pare ta canal > +8 = | le thematics, wishes for afew Tuition EXCURSIONS. Sem Beers enrereerrrtern | Be “t CURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, AND FIVE | appreciated. No obj la Zoorday sed Friday, to Stites. Address, fur a we 2 4 Ro! bla; Canal street. *}, her No. 3N. R., a, rteenth street, atre "4; Grand street, 9 Fare, 25 cents each way. SPECIAL NOTICES, NE OF OUR FIRST-CLASS yea ‘i AMUSEMENTS. N1BL0'S GARDEN.—TUBSDAY EVENING, JULY 3i, Night of the engagement of the Ravel Family, n two comic pantomimes.— Hrilianc Exercises on the Fanuily and Loon devel, pantomime ofthe MIL! yous--Simon, Francois » me, a Revie ey oe 4 ane F Det de with the Ma ime the Invitibin, Besteatiee Harlequin, Francois Ravel; Bon Cassander, Jerome Ravel, Clown, Auton Rw Licaots *@, Li 8 RS STRERT.—WM. E. reniog, July 31, will be NCE MAN—Brass, Mr. m. After wi the new ir. Hol: D land; Tim Tipover, Mr. Clarkes Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Dyotty Mes, Bodkin, Miss conelude with the farce o: JOUN DOBBS—: field, Mr. Lynne; Doxbds, Mr. Brougham; Chess Miss Barber. To ire Fallow ir, Paternos= ohn Mt ter, Mr. Bur M. T Dress Cirele. and Pi HANPRAU'SNATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST. —Henelit of the widow and tamily of the late W Vashe.—Tuesday evening. July 31, will be acted the POOR we x0 GENTLEMAN orthington, Mr. Hivld; Predoriok Bramble, Mr. Doctor Ollapod. Mr. Hadaway; Lucretia MeTabb, 4 Worthington, Mrs. Isherwood. To draina of ROB ROY, or Auld Lang Syne » Mr. Dyott; Francis Osbaldistone, ir. J. wn Mr. Varrey; Major Galbraith, Mr. Holoa Lasgo. Leia T. G. Booth; Andrew, Mr, W n Dress a 0 A CARD.—BURTON’S THEATRE.—TAE M. has Aperoprened noxt Saturday, as a free Bou late of this theats by the prev Knight, of her sband 88. mirers ability will not neglect nd pr the opportunity; aud ths av ¢ Of the heads of the drimatic world is respectfully so- Heited on the oecasion, URTON'S THEATRE.—C. W. CLARKE’S BENEFIT.— Wednesday, August 1.— All the great talent of thie popu- lar theatre, together with unprecedented comic auxiliaries, Ke. &e, will appear, cA BURTON'S THEATRE—JOHN DUNN'S Benefit" that Rascal: Jack.” —Thursday, August RICHARDE YE THIRDE—Kicharde, John Dunn; he mond, M Conover; Lady Apne, Miss Mary Taylor. JOUN DOBBS— Paternoster, Mr. Burton; Dobbs, Mr. Brougham; Fallowfield, Mr. Lynne; and HORN'S LAST. CRARrEAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM SP, —Benefit of the bere and family of the late W. A. and entlemen volunteeri re respectfully gotified that the call for te= 74 oy 30, willbe POOR NTLEMAN, OB ROY, at halt-past eleven; and Anthow, for the ASTID GARDEN. —EIGHTIL WEEK OP Tae TRI. hantly success! jam mi re! —N Oy ized, Gallope, Pot Poureisy Polkasand Qaadriliog fete by Lo- plevdid Hund, New Songs, Ductes, Trios wad uae tettca hy Mlle, Lovarneyy Carviine,Mifert, Stephen Leach, and Hert Stoopel, every hight, im tho Promenade Concer, Tickets twenty-five cent ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEU Proprietor. Splendid Performances the ‘afterneon ab ‘Sd@, and evening at 5, Tho mee of Gold, eighing over seven tinds, and brought from California by Lieut. Beate, has en engaged for anether wook. New laughable Farces will bo enacted at each entertainment, Also engaged, Mr. Luke Ww the talented Dancer and popular delineater of Bthi jan Character; Mr. ope, Miss West, Mr. C! Lady, Living Orang Ontang, & large Living Anaconda, enormous Rattlesnake, Wax Scripture Statuary, to the whole, 25 conta. ‘Children under 10 yours, 124 conte, C= ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 539 BROADWAY.—EX- P. T. BARNUM, traordinary attraction.—On Tuesday, the Sist of July, ccond peformanee of the French disiwe Berton, pric a dona: M- Corradi, bariton; M tenor, from the Tren: P the popular 0; vys Opera xf CHARLES Vi, 4 Spectacle Concert, in costume, under the dirostion ot dition id Gung'l Band will per- forma g) instrumental Concert. Admission 00 eents, Doors open at7. Conoert to commence at 8. HMINESE MUSEUM.—THE ONLY OME IN THE United States, 539 Broadway, exhibiting the Manners, Gpen from nine, As Ms tk ton Be ae ,,M., sill ten, P.M. Ad~ mittance 25 j children, under 12, half price, Si NREE CONCERTS £VERY EVENING, AT THE CO: cert Hall, No. 237 Bowery, between Stanton and Riv: ton streets. J. LYNCG, Propriet as may be it preserves ‘Siguor by the Medical Academy of Tualy. The don ts are at Ni 3H}, 159, 427 Broadway, and at th Broadeay Post OtheorNo- 416. Fries $i per tetiins © ee ba, of rebaete sisleas 0 PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS.—A PHYSICIAN, all ameunt of ca having @ Brag store counected with bis practice, is to box sirous felon Hing ag og = A per is ora | with: store. w al moderate rent inquire of sts WHEELER & MARKT, Droggists, 112 Cherry street, N York, mannan = Sees OARD OF HEALTH.—THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF the City of ik do ordain as follows n 9 1 an ry practising phyvician in the city of New York shail, daily, Acide clock, kepsrt to the howd ot Heath jaf pees > of said city the ‘number of persons attacked with Asiatic | 1,th® r4 7 other malignant diseases ateond= | S helen RCHANTS.—THE ADVERTISER, is re bem 0 MERCHANTS AND OTHERS—A RESPECTA! desirou BLE, active young man, aged 18 years, 1s cting @ hi civuntion as Light Porver. Can drive shores and wage it foved thore- | Feyuired. be seen at his present employment, Wadi dence, vex, and occupation of the ok oe dead Ui | ferabes Sec tere x thave yonaes has seas Rnowieins a by a w the sane can be ascertained) ths poasen co | Sf Ccaleeen ene wnsve voenss hesseme Hnowiodge daily yt hing fore the hour of y houses of the several Wards in this city, with the Ci thereof, directed to | Police, o some person in charge sident of the Board of Health of | the person so receiving the exw: be delivered tho aeveral reports se received, at the eal | the th, im the City Hall of said city. Each and covery to make such report, an: sician who shall neglect or refwi ¥ bap soneeh, ans ie he cape 20 stereseits at proceeded agains ided of the net of June fae, ‘ fo and by the sixth sect: of Health. | LLY, President protem. | fealth, for the information of physi= | tho #lath section of the act of June 4 whie! ows = = violate any regu h Board of | nt, or beth, at the 4 iow to exceed one thousan yours. dollars, nor such iaprisonment two IRISH PATRIOTS.—THE CO! the meeting, called and also of expressing thelr sympathy with his, the other heroes who huve followed in iia footsteps, —roqnest & meoting of the officers of the clubs who ao effectually c ed In the movement of I nd of all other frien: a, i ry a7 Gs of , 257, MEMBERS be p attendan: img, at their Lodge Reom, 327 Bowery, @ Will be brongnt before th: 61 y ) LN A. Mi Jas. MeGuine, See. aren THE JOUN I. ¢ Society wil hold regw jn the Church, 663 Fourth ‘The public are invited to attend. " Spe y phSA AC MARSLAND, Prosid J ited, © Rows, Seore' Brosway DANK.—THE ) Will ba received at the B RANCIS A. PALMER, Presta: , pen of the Company, aa’ jeaoene Rallreed.” for ri Beantime Any, general information in the mpany may be had on application at the » LATELY ARRIVED FROM LI- OARDING FORA LADY, OR LADY AND GENTLE. | M “at pier ba Bare hive oe “oe sit , 4 LY = Jes ily, none Canal street a ese totena bel fess ancived whe teeta h like te soe him. | dross D meer aes DWARD CHAMPNEYS 18 REQUESTED TO CALL RBING.—A TINE SUITS OF APARTMENTS TO at the Port Office, in thie City, and receive a Letior of Bo 4 part or full. Bu ivete table, with an } importance to his interests. Fr: Yamily. A several ' i j TO BE LET, | TO et—stone ' collar, ih shel: 88 COURTLANDT STREET, AND boot ving suitable for the ue 4 ry or * a le, CF el eos be let and ‘possconion given tery, : METS a THOMPSON AA Uourtands ot, T° LET-OFFICES, ROOMS, AND BEDROOMS, FUR- ished and anfornished, in house 81 Nassau street, near havin wishi ticiap. Address Z. A., at this office, Y JACOB 8. FLATT. tic 1 B tioneer.—Jai hi taller. After which,” Hae ; at 10% o'elvel Sale every day, jiately, inor near Broadway, suitable for # TTAGE, ORABOUT ACRE OF GROL suitable for build Hook, the Narrows or Bay, for which « y off SALES BY AUCTION. LG. CARR! vr Pavent Lever Wate: consisting of the balance of one t ch wate that individuals will have a1 JLO*SE, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS WANTED.—ANY, | Ah, and wishing to dispose of them, m: A., Herald otfice, stating price, aad LL HOUSE OR PART OF A HOUSE WANTED Phy- pur- ‘ound by addressing ® line te 5S. and f., box poremptor com> | Egeeee spilt sell, This Day, at 1214 olor, at the Anction 23 Patt streot, about 3) Boglish Pat tLe Harrison, J ATRL. G. CARRIN cob 8. Platt will sel, Thi ¢ Auction Room, y his order for thy t. NB The Saws bly CARRINGTON, erward, from Rutte 1, of Geri Le * Bay, oa. To ld stroet, Thi sale will be oo) W. BROWN, AUCTIONRER—CARINET « Household Furniture at Auction—Wednesday, Ang vadway, will be sold for ace: k, at No. Wd By rniture. &e. k retirement, resort for families in the warm for Keyport. Auction Sales of Horses, Carriages, &o., every M Wedn aay, commencing St 1 (0 clea ONERR, ON WEDNESDAY, it No. 4 Wyekoll stree man Piano; alec, an assortment voason. jual, being within two hours sail of Mart loaves the foot of Chambers auc. th, the same having rdam, aslo with. inuved AND yew YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 3 CROSBY STREET— and at Pri 4, CATFIBLD, Proprietors.” the Sun office, Inquire in the 4th story. 0 LET—ONE FRONT ROOM AND BED ROOM, OW Hi | the second floor, to an Amerioan family; and two Roome ,"on Theredey, at 30 cho ef dag in the third story, for single persons or ing Tooms, Ap . City goes direet to Chagres, at towching at an; | ply at 70 Gold st intermediate por’ uring Mat paasengara by thi — steamer will for the Us 8 aciie Mail 10 Lory FRONT BASEMENT AND BACK ROOM | Steamer Pan ber. ga frat floor of the house 116 Chambers st. suitable for & Passage | or Damtint. premises have eooupied for a Seso pangeess 6 62 5 onan Gas Lave commanded a good bax a inese. a SE ere .. ,inrerege t on epeoie | perc EN WiSHING TO VISIT the Southern, pecure the entire a1 estern, oF sire tale of the i thore States. T ne will seoure to sant, profitable and respectable arth st the office of the Met tiliam street. AT STORE, 9 DOWRRY —THE LRASE OF THIS 2 ANY pétton remitting mh secures berth recel: store, with kin trad df fe ‘e nee: of duties ved, during the week ending on the | ‘Apply at J. G. MeADAMS'%S, 27 Wockase vee Thies eae CoP, Cree eae ‘3 oe fone. a | Han Cherapealio ts stew ach very cutorounial vonest built Noss aio mass ety | JL,INBR BOR! Ke DPN a ds Ta trreliable sed, elegant manner, ane ia under the able ; 1 ‘legan tinder the able 1818465 1,494,064 1,908,064 1,63. | for ante by URENES & THOMSON, B) Jott stteek | some dehae fieuty Daltwin, ot the U.S Navy, sree pn , jncere cers experienced met amqg 17m se | CO) LRIGUTON, FIRST PREMIUM smiRT-MAK Fe my land deopatch wir3 "sr sot | ie and retail, Ne. 10 Park 7 ¥ prewen of evoidiog alike rT S2 TSS 425,105 | = N Se SE New Orleans. shirts, stand- | valent by the Isthmus ae ghey Ci A todions The following is the movement in dry goods daring ™ sand whisker collars, and collar eravata, made to tease, | ef i my Fy J EY the week ending on the 26th instant -— Entered at € Withdrawn fm Banter: Meant. ot Woon Ha” | Warghewse, Wareho S Cotton. 198.890 47,042 boa | 42 “3 TS — viet, | 215 49,004 nos hint $910,628 4,977 ee eS G REAT REDUCTIO tssron | Hone complete, srry Currie, 101 Wallet. corner Front A first clase sh jenpatched early ART, 445 | vive freight, a ste im August, will re~ TARRUCEA AND DYSENTERY.—WELLS, MILLER & PROVOST’S Compound Extract of Blackberry, for the certain cure of bres yu and Diarrhwa, be had mt Ne 182 Chatham street, 132 Chambers street, 77 Bast Broadway, Avenue B, corner of Eighth street, 108 and 681 Broadway, aud 485 Hudson street; in Mrooklyn, at 71 Fulton strect, corner of Myrtle avenue and Hudson street, and at Scranton & Co's. Ailantic streets. Price 8) cents and $l por bottle, ic Warehouse, 217 Front atree RePy FOR BRONCHITIS,—MR. SETH Dear Sir—There are to many quack med: presen! nd eae as more oF less weal or it ls, that I had for y indivi of tho propriety of giving any testim Sour medicine’ Bot being assured shat | hat ita Ww. our medicine. inj ted Uy Ite ie, test On tothe means ofan fore, cheerfully know has 4 f ‘years, and by th f dum of Wild Cherry" f I ain almost free from the above rom that troubles: Tohati be telly pold mui umication, espectfully vor B. COVERT, Vocalist, Firm of Covert & Dodge. We take pleasore in transferring the above certiioate of of the curati tion of Wistar's viet men’ hed wit! lining health from the disease of whi pe aumoat dcgraired of his reconery yen, to the virtue Wistar Balsam, he js no: tly to our surprine, enjo; goss yetdent” healt {New ‘kaglana Washingtoclace . etons geauine I. BUTTS on the wrapper. sale, who! 4,8 vnlers signed lesale and retail, by Moser orner of Wil 8. Ss, OY Pull tree! Irvieg building, corner of bers; Haviland, Si Msiden lane, and by the Druggiste generally the United States and Uanada. wolatey of th or lowe sunier' nat dangers# eubstitu~ k, Ae & protection a, rt Z rally. oe a by Druggiste, gee tent, fi". CHAPMAN, 7 Futton House: J. Hospital. ree i Ee » ORANGE ints! Pre iti une. BB — Ladi Giral wid of any description, are requested office, where cy Will receive every attention. NVEKS’ INVIGORATING CORDIAL 18 for al wom mind, eaveed by efile cured by thie parent 0 ween IV ray “Soran. Sas ben eh am o tant yes, te the married am bottte: NK. Safely forwardet to ea he ovreain twe TO TEE APFLICTED—& REMEDY FOR SRCRAT DIS~ eggenc The cares it | dare almost beyond bee | diet. T | ean be Mer '. COOPER. 4 DUANE Di steerer te natare — Je can eure the most aggra’ isense i and ‘mild cases removed in two te five days. A perfect eure, or no ——m. eee — R. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREST, SO WELL KNOWM in the treatment of delicate disonses.—The tation for akil th alt thi one bi sted i -eminent. Coustitats he br: getia test ha, Cdeetually sured. "Recent cuses cured in t annie R RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRI. ¥ ‘ve 0, 98 Green outa, ee HR fewest com th rho ha Ce | ‘cae eve te his services. ite more ad euro, oan be no other Fed competences thousands now broken in healt would mn when in health woe! soiryed tz bamdveds now in ‘Their graves been still alive, fo intcated eopentaily for tne married, or (hese contem- ings, at it discloaos inportame eearets, Which . ‘wn to them particularly. ‘ ith docs not permit of am Inerease of fe j the mother, the or the ome tthe dcline phay | nature contempiates portant a ean discover the co: mptome, and the mest aad moet certata move of eure, in every sompleint to * Fobtishing Ofer, 129 albany; WR. De had importance. hs syery fomale-the | Proad between © -" ” ’ . Be | dace hie whol stsckstrieh Fronts Rnbpeudeciee sat tareg | INST, VESSEL FOR 8a au ; 7 ork snd lace capsn collars: case mencwilceeeghek at | Rill all om the ‘ Sod 1s | teow of ta'any past ofthe Wetted Syates. Att ce | doves, he. RG. ‘Those ia want cf the mere | (A8M@E in freight at sel be atirersed, port paid, to Dr. A. M. Mauricenu, Box | to call, Apply on boars, at Bie New Yorkolty. Othes 129 Liberty street 0,CURM, No OM ARGR— DR. RruY, OF 6300LD ak . dcaflity and, impotncy oneness | Benes Seep oe oy ott INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, ees Our Philadelphia Correspondence, Purtapecenta, July 28, 1849, The Great Patent Right Case—Wilson vs. Barnum, For the last two days a spirited contest has been go- ing on in the United States Court, before his Honor Judge Grier, and the Distriet Judge, Kane. Some fow weeks singe, the District Judge, in the absence of Judge Grier, granted an injunction agaiast the use of # planing machine, because, as he held, it int:rfered with the Woodworth patent. The defendant, Barn has brought up the case before « full Court, and Teaeas that his machine is new and differs from Woodworth’s, and that he has patent for it, issued from the proper office, To maintain his case, he relies upon the opinions and judgment of the scientific officers of the gover ‘who have issued the patent to him; and he also relies upon the testimony of twenty-five or thirty mechani- cians, many of high standing, who prove that his in- vention is uew and different from Woodworth’s, Om the other band, Mr. Wilson relies upon tho testimony bout au equal number of persons, who testify, ad to the mechanical likeness of the two machines, ‘m that the patented machine of Mr. Barnum infringement. ‘T'o this testimony Mr, Barnum ine sists that it is not of weight, because the witnesses are, enerally, either persons now ef heretofore interested in tl ‘oodworth pat » 48 part owners, or in the em- ployment ot Mr. Wilson. On the other hand, Mr, Wil- son maintains that it is immaterial what is the testimo- ny upon the subject, as ke relies upon mechanical de- monstration that the two machines are, in principle, identical. ‘The above is a general view of the contest, and it is “a mighty nice dispute as it stands.” Upon the deeision of is will depend whether the Woodworth patent shall monopolize the planing of boards for the next feven years, or share the monopoly with Barnum, Although it is a great and valuable stake at issue, to the two patentees, the public have no further jaterest in it than the advantage of the competition betweon the two parties, if both patents shall stand good, ‘The argument com: don Lhursday, npon the motion to dissolve the ction snd order a jury trial, Judge Grier declared, ¥ in the discussion, that he was inclined to grant the latter, and to put the parties upon « fair equality in the meantime, by ordering such seeurity as should mutually protect both, intimating very decidedly that the hearing of the merits of the case should be adjourned to the trial. Mr. Seward, im opposition to these views, addressed the court at great length, and broaght all his experience aad leataing, in relation to the Woodworth patent, to bear upon the ints at issue, Mr, Staughton, of your city, opened in reply, but had not proceeded fac When the court re- peated the suggestions already noticed, and adjourned the cause until the next morning. to enable counsel to agree, if they could, upon the details, consistent with the views of the court. Yesterday morning, Mr. Staughton announced that the interview of counsel had been fruitless, and proceeded with his argumeat. Before he concluded bis address, Judge Grier remar that, in regard to one point, the court had no diff- culty; that they had determined to order a jury trial, to take place on the first day of the next term. Mr. Hust, for Barnum, then suggested that, in that case, the defendant would propose to let the injunction stand, to abide the result of the trial, provided that Mr. Wilson would give bonds in $10,000, with surety, to Mr. Barnum, to indemnify him from all loss and da- mage, to relate back from the date of the injunction. Mr. Seward assented to this, thus the two main points involved were disposed of. But the terms and details of the issue to be tried yet remained to be settled, and upon these points an animated igbtly discussion among the counsel took place. * part of the argament Mr. Stanghton won opinions, He is certainly a very ol speaker. The argawent being 0} both sides submitted their writer to the court, who w'll consider them, fair between the the cause are Wa. H. Sewar w. id do what ia parties. The counsel concerned im Smith, St. George T. Campbell, and of this cause, #0 far, has been interesting and agreeable to us, not #o'much’ from the heavy ine terests at etake. us from the pleasure of welcoming to our court the rms by age counsel from your State who have taken part in ‘uiapenenta, July 30, 1849, Markets, $c. The enquiry for flour is increasing, and holders are arking $5 for fresh ground, and $4 75 to $4 874, for old stock. ‘The sales. however, are limited. ‘The salos for city consumption are moderate at previous rates, Rye flour sells at $3, and corn meal at $2 814 to $2 87 ic. ‘The arrivals of wheat are very limited, and no sales aro Teported. | Rye sells at O8e we it. Whisl Reading Mortga; 200 U.S Bank 2>,. Second Board.—10 sha Pennsylv: do. 8014; 7 do. 8034; 67 Union € $2000 gation nal 107%, Af mnaslvania 6's 8774; $2.00 Schuyikill Navi- CITY TRADE REPORT. Mowpay, July 30—6 P. M. The inferior and eommon grades of tlour were in fair demand for export, to complete cargoes, but on terms easier to purchasers. The receipts of Western aud Blate, and fresh ground, were light, with a fair demand for the city trade and for the Kast at steady prices. Southern brands continued steady, with moderate sales, Wheat was in moderate demand for milling, with no sales worth reporting, beyond @ lot of new Southern. Corn was firm, and the better qualities were in light supply, with a fair demand for the East and to complete cargoes. Oats continued searce and firm, Rye was firm, with fair rales, The market = mess pork was quite dull; prime was steady, and io ood demand. Beef was firm, but transactions were limited to the local trade. Lard was in some better demand, particularly the better qualities. Butter was less active, while good cheese was in fair demand, at steady prices, There was no marked change in gro- weries. Sales were moderate, chiefly at Saturday's uo- tations. Transactions in cotton were limited, but prices were firmly maintained. Asi —The market continues firm, with sales of 50 barrels pots, at $5 04, and afterwards held at $6. Pearls were inactive, at $6. Baravsturrs.— Flour—The sales for the day reached about 6,000 a 6,500 bbis., in separate lots, among which ‘were lots of sour, at $4 8 $4 25; fin i & $4.25; ordinary State 68 « $4 $1; common State a $6 18%; famoy State xtra Ohio, at $> 02's a $5 STM; at $6 a $650. Inu above sales were included some 2,60 bbls. for export, Of Southern flour sales of 300 bbls, were made, (aclud-, ing Alexandria and Baltimore, at $5 25; and George town, at $6 31; a $6 97. Rye Flour Was sonewe and of 150 barrels, at $3 00\ t supply, with sales of 200 bbis, New Jersey, at $2 4; Brandywine was duil, at $3 00 Wieat- Seles of 400 bushels new Southern were made on private terms—we quote Genesee at $1 25; Ohio at $1 06m $1 10; Wiscousia, at 80c. 8 We. Corn—The jes for the day reached about 40,000 bushels, at 580. for damaged white; S7c. « 6%e. for Western imixed; tke for Western yellow; 0c. for handsome white Souchern; @ for northern aud round Jersey yel- ome firmer on ‘change, and sales were B80. Kye—Sales of 2600 bushels were » delivered be ‘Travsactions are limite bat extreme Prices are maintained. Che rales of the “Y &* About 500 bales. We quotve— prices, considering weather keep up toa remuneratire Tetailing qualities at $6 to $8 per Cows and Calves—-Dall. Absut lov left Prices from $20 to $80 66a $42 50. U Sheep aud Lambs come in freely, and prices are a little affect- a} yg 7 pply. Sales of at $l 260276 to $5, Lambs at $1 25 to $9 60. Left over, 200. Fe 8 — There was but little offering "Flour was epgnged for Liverpool 4c. A British versel was take + to load with corn for a direct port in Ireland, ‘There was « steady demand for with sales of 100 Uarrels, at S20, jes of 600 barrels m “we jorth country —Sales of 1004 @ $11, and 4. Boot 3 60 & $14, which was chiefly taken for ship stores, ‘ Lard —Sales of 23 barrels mess pork were 800 de. prime, at $9 « was firm, with moderate sales of mess In cut meats, no sales t red. | harrels of superior extes quailty, at Te | inactive, at 100. @ ldo, for Western, and at Ze. « 1 for Ohio. Cheese was in fair demand, with sales of boxes good quality, at 6c. Quotations ranged from 20. a6 |i —Sales of 290 hhds. of Porto Rico were made for expert at 46, short price, | _Werakey.—‘Lhe market was a shade easier, with sales of 860 barrels State prison, at 2450. @ 2440, and 20 bhds. drudge, at 23\e , time. Butter was leoripts af Produce per Hudson River Lines This May. Hudson River Line —1.485 bbis tloar; 9,200 bushela cor; 3 bis, hams; 223 bales wool; 23 bbis butter Troy and Erie Line 1,763 bbis, flour; 2,600 bushels pois. lard. oy Line 2.560 bble. fi 02 boxes cheese; 90 ble aches; 71 bales wool; 1,000 bushels feed. Albany and (anni Line —2 082 bbls. our; 2,550 bush. corn; 1562 do. rye; 495 bbls. pork; 44 boxes cheese; 202 Vola whiskey 68 Dales woo. Swifteure Line.— 2,294 bbis. flowr; 85 do. hams; 15 do. asber, 56 bales wool, Eeksord’s Line, —1,906 bbls, flour; 10,228 bushels corn; 243 bales wool, Fort Piain Line. —4000 bushels oats; 83 boxes cheese. Sebuyler’s Line. —6 400 bushels seed; 76 bbls, whiskey. Darant and Lathrop's Line.—4,800 bushels corn New York, Syracuse and Oswego Line,—487 bbls. flour, 91 do. whiskey Old Ocwego Line, —180 bbls. flour; 1,640 bushels eorns 70 bbls, whiekey. Feople's Oswego Line.—1,300 bbis. flour, Troy and Western Line—2 06 bbls, four; 29 bbs, aches Grifith’s Troy Line.— 907 bbis. floar; 1,826 bushels corn.