The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1850, Page 4

ene him in the exercise of his fanctions, which eannot fait | to be disapproved «f by ho Secretary of Bate, would lace that officer of her Cachelic Majesty, were it sanc- jened, in an tnusual rituation, aud one worse thaa nuil. Mr, Calderon therefore appeals for frosh insiruetions to the District Attorney. to rewove the trammois with which said Consul is embarrassed Mr, Calderon is very unensy at the hostile prepara- at Now Orleans, for » descent upon Cab DON &. CALDBRON DE LA #aliCa TO TRE SEAT (THanstation.} erARY May 8, 1850, The Consul od int. of Spain, in New Orleans, has i formed the undersigned m have been publiely en nity, and there have ¢ many volunteers whe who are successively taken 200 to 400 men, protlaiming the ing in that part of the Lath uso for invading Cuba under the © This lender ix wseinted 10 » enlistnients by ope Aut laverde, Jose Sanchez Y that is ‘to sey, by the in this capital a revolut': wad its rn States Chagres, and bers of trom, ou of ornganiae nau an expedition Lol Narcise Lopes, b illegal intrigues wad wzio Gonzales, by Civilo Vile sud Manuel Macta; | whe had formed | of Cuba of these are Lot Cubans. and mone are ens Abusing. the hospitatity which the Rep ile. they are seducing many vs Under false pretences and ralla le of the luce om Fe cious promires: and e+ worst character to inepire UNeRHi Nas, and & commotion in that provinee of Spain. (Culd minds Mr. Clay ton of Weatien, ete } cting together pi On the 2dr ape two vessels eet cut for Chagres, fod men, hav down the river ne of war Dyer set sail for the der ot the men, ne, ab 4 point oom in the dd the These ted the presence that they tyranny in Cuba nied by Mr. Breedlove, tor- merly collector of the custom Bouse there, iu 1836 and 1887. to take out noreot these men Accerding to the rame Courul. there are, moreover, in New Urivans. fitteen bundeed men enlisted and ready to sail to Chagres vessels, which are pre paring for thet pu pis, it is afilcaned by the 1. is executed so entirely Jiely. that it ix known Without clearance, and carr d ing firet taken im at « plan called Treme, arma On the 28d. the trix. @ame dertination, carry: ip which the made a pubic b Spaniards, poe were goirg to overth Another vessel ie 1re to every 01 of the Cust opeequenily House nor the Distri Mr. Calderon calls the atten on ot Mr. Clayton to the Cuba flag hoisted on the New York Sun office :— CALDERON TO MR. (vkanstarion J the MR. CLAY wth, an article was cing An ap- On the lth hed in the § hing butth of Cuba, between the wot ber ( apd an expedition of adventurers. who we bave lott the south of United Sta ade tbat Spanish provinoe. The same day, w fing was hoisted on the office of that newspaper, calling itecif the fay of the Cuban re- Since that, it has continued floating day by day and collecting p who publicly crowd areund it in groupe, thus orguuicing @ piracy against a friend- dy pation. ‘The scandal. absurd as it may appear, is causing im- mense detriment to commerce, and much alarm to the Spaniards rerident im that city The editors of the Sun do pot limit themeclves to the publication of mews, nor to the use of the liberty of the press, bat @ ftandard for eplisiment, w Hing to arms st Spain, endeavor to organize med expedi- fest a) express and unequivocal laws of the expecially that of the Qutb April. 181 Dut beg that there may be applird to these individuals, making them unewer for their acts. aud requiring of them bail that they will instantly cease to disturb the ublie perce, and (cease) to trouble thore friendly re- tions avd thet good understanding subsisting be- tween the two countries The undersigned. &e &e A oe .DERON DE LA BARCA, 0. Wastineton, May 1) Mri Caldern discovers that what was rumor is now @ matter of grave reality. DON A. CALDI ON DE LA RARCA TO TUR SECRETARY OF STATE. [rmaxstarios.] May 14, 1854, The wews received in this legation, aud which the undervigned has communicated from time to time to the Hon. Seerviary of State. bax kept him alarmed in regard to the movements of certain agitators to form ® new expedition, with the objec i the island of Cubs. The silence, ho deen kept by the authoritir assurances given to the underrigne retary of State. bad calmed his u: Thise which were but vogue rumors and incomplete reports, have now taken the grave form of reality. Lt is Dew pullic and the news bss all the appearance o truth. that an expedition bas been formed, aud the without any disguise, part of this ex New Orleans, New Yerk, and v Js laden With arms aed ammunition, to meot at 4 tO aitempt » coup de main, Captain General of Ouba, is in- formed of « avd of these hostile movements He te that the foreiguera who » aesocated with this baad of rob- ives with certificates a safeguard mation of the ~ ght magistrate cf this republic to Gisturb the ofa friendly nation, all existing ¢ If, theretor ve dewerve may “8 cand laws © urse of events, these pirates shall hard and s9- in the d chasticoment. hower wreards b terporition + either will the ® endeavor be Uetened to tw thele mpaihios whieh they may Y any foundation ot the ecaluinntous which may be raid amongat thelr f instigators, por will any complaint or claim b dered just e undersigned considets it vere it fented, ni ti Statement recorded, however w \. pear. atter the verbal declarations w o if cy the Presiden, and the honorable Secre of State, by bie authority, have made to him of our indis- putable rgbts (Mr. Calderon concludes with the firmest reliances Upon the adminirtration, and upon the belp ot Provi- dence to avert the deplorable calamities which would be ccoasioned by the execution of these wicked de- signs) Mr. Clayton gives all the necessary assurances of the good faith of the United States, and quiets Mr Calderon by an account of the deapate hed to pro- tect Cuba Derantstext or State? ny 18,1890. '§ it of the natan They € 0 and I have copy of the Bouthern which ¢ companied by ignorent of th whieh that ¢ fl time to time, recived from their gorrrament The governt heres to ite obligations of good = hoe p antly the dim ties of inter r squire | tifornia in- ft f« have | ne landing of any n ting ner war ships, of | ot whieh ts srigate Sor «ordered for th } be the Saraune © er credible evidence bad b ‘ referener to the inte T avail myself. &e Signed, JON M. CLAYTON feel rome sympathy for the ident Mr. Clayton begins to ed by the Span neu at Havana, TO ROVERT B ere Srate.? 1, 1850, 5 Sn: Your despatches um Sih Vedruary Fth and sh of Merch, three of the th, e iTth twoof the leh aud ath of April, Yah. Ibe and Sed of May, 1800, bave been | f dew mon in of the | fate of the hostile exy err the exercise of alt th Joucancommand It ith to sustain the bonor of thi« gow | ful divel in Cubs againt whom né prot txbt. end be demanc d with gutit ebati bave o f la be eure te rotse 9 footing might defent (he adminbstrmtion ¢ Teepe ae may be arrested for off and indeed might tender it impr ther vielation of thoxe re hely t tin peril to Spanish that Ieland int f d tien laws to an exter domi- moch m nion | es will be at once arduous ail thant ty vier charm the law of The Spanish government has te- | fos d to conrider your functions as in any respect tne You #ill however, be vigilemt in ascertains ing she, emorg your countrymen viet, sre charged @ith erimes aiguty UU Apain. Tow will non that they have 8 fel Iie, ih iy ite sty iesoietss, tome obsals be Fefias | the Spanish government may ory jontaagainat the ieland | aod he | by violating | | tery ex | Deve to fight bard; but that if you were successful of the | at full will report the fact to the Dey Foreigners detected on board an Ameri equipped and armed for an invasion of the territory 2" # friendly nation, cannot be allowed to use our tlag as ® Iraud to conceal their purposes, or Lo protect them ia the act of invasion, It is true that the 15th article of our treaty with Spain. of 1796, declares, “It in also agreed that tho sane liberty beextended to persons who ars on board # free ship, #0 Sis}, athens they may be enemies to either vaste, they shall nct be made priseners. or taken out of that free ship, unless they are soldiers. aud ia val serviee of the enemy.” ‘This stipaiation ox- Spain to take armed 1s, Inasmuch, however, as this rigbt may be abused, in the event of apy abuse of that character coming to your know- ledge, you will take suitable steps for obtaining redress, In general, the protection of the government is due to thore o If, therefore, any persons. have bee ea na charge of being coucerned y Will have no right to your in- in their indeed, sin which humanity arrant, the exertion of Mires to aa he lives of indi- Still it would not be advisable to interfere | your Tiduale even to this ext nt, without a reasonable prospect of | success: and the expediency of any interference will | demand the exercise of your best diseretion 1am, Sir, very reepeettully, your ob’t se! (Signed) “JON M. CLAYTON. Mr. Clayten has a night's reileetion on tho subject, and Logins to feel decidedly warlike, Devanritznt or Stare, ? Wastisatox, June 1, 1850: § THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO MR. CAMPBELL, CONSUL AT HAVANA. Mr, Clayton instructs Mr. Campbell to impress upon the Count of Aleoy. the distinction between prisoners who have committed a crime, and those captured un- der the appearances of an intention to commit a | crime, and reads to him legal argument en the sub- | Jeet, and then he says | <The President means to claim, for the American | oceupants of the Mexican island, that they are not | guilty of any crime, for which, by the laws of civilized nations, they should suffer death. They may have | been, and probably were, guilty of crimes, for which this goverment ought, in good faith, to punish them | under the act of Congress of April 20.1818 But sup- | vg the facts relating to their capture to be as ¥ sre reprerented to us, the President has resol that he eagle must aud shall protect them against avy puvishment but that which the tribunals of their own pation may award. Tell the Count of Aleoy to send them home, to encounter a puuishment, whied. it they are honorable men, will be worse than any he could inflict, in the indignant frowns and denuacia- tions of good men in their own country. for aa at- tempt to vielate the faith and houor of # nation which bolds its character for integrity of more value and higher worth than all the Autilles together, But warn him in the most friendly manner, aud in the according to cent true spirit of our ancient treaty, that if he unjustly sheds one drop of American blood, at this exciting pe- }, it may cost the two countries a aanguinary war.” . Clayton desires to be informed every day of the atfuirs, wud has heard that hundgods, some ray thousands, of invaders, have landed on the south of Cuba since the return of Lopez He expects the Congress, the Saranac, and the Al- bony, are at this time at Cubs, and they are to be co sidered as subject to the protection of the American prisoners, if they should bs required. @ur Washington Correspondence. Wasninoton, June 3, 1850. The Cuta Correspondence—The Prisoners—A Speck of War from the Antilles, $e. $e. ‘We transmitted to the Herald to-day, some briof out- lines of the late Cuba correspondence, down to the 1st inst. From this correspondence it appears that Mr. Calderon de Ia Barca has constantly kept Mr. Clayton advised of the movements of the invaders. On hearing of the departure of the invading forco, he tells Mr. Clayton, and desires the statement to be recorded, that the Captain General of Cuba is prepared to punish the pirates, and that no mercy will be shown to thom, der any apperl whatsoever. Apprebensive of trouble, Mr. Clayton, on the 90th ult'mo, addressed a letter to Mr. Campbell, our Consul ot Ilavana, instructing him in reference to such Ame- rican prisoners as may have been captured by the Spaniaide on the high seas, or on or near some Moxi- con island ‘(off Yucatan) as contradistinguished from sueb prisoners as have been seized in the actual invation of Cuba. ith regard to the former, M Clayton instructs Mr. Campbell to demand for them a tnir trial according to the laws of nation id so forth. t of June, (last Saturday.) Mr. Clayton ad- dresses another letter to Mr. Campbell. in which ao increased anxiety is manifested for the first class of prisoners above-mentioned, and very particular in- structions ee to Mr. Campbell to see that a dis- tinction is made between such prisoners as were cap- tured in the commission of a crime against the autho- rity of Spain, and those captured under the appearances of av intention to commit such crime. And he goos into the law and the testimony on the subject ‘These letter led with the declaration oMcially ron, that no merey should be shown Aleoy may +o ushed jon os ajesty # little too far for her he eveulng almost stems evening almost a pears trom the officlal tacts Keport asys that one of the schooners, with a dred prisoners, more or lees, om board, (arost, if n above American citisens) eaptured by the Spanish steamer Pirarro, wae eelzed while on her return to New Or- p#, the men on board having abandoned the expedi- nm, Report further rays that these prisoners have been decimated by Aleoy; and ia answer to the instructions hove been sent to theG ulf Squad- ron te haul up in front of Havana and demand the in- sont release of the American prisoners captured awa from the island of Cuba, at the hazard of » bombar sh is the report of the evening. to which we should ‘© given but little eredit, but for the rea jicial correspondence to-day. Coupled with that the remor becomes quite plausible, and ch like a speck of war. But, if the 8; butcher. they ean also cringe, and we presume they MM orl ge, {f it becomes necessary, to any extent, to aveid the wrath of the powertul arm of Unele 3 ‘The correspondence relating to the Ke eMair of 14, ie very lengthy, and the facts are already | known, We give, however, the following teetimony, ae to the ebarneter and object of that expedition, by one of the soldiers, given atter he bad enlisted trom the island into the navy. or Jaues I. Boorm on noarn be Srares Tee Werent, (om waren fuoreep a9 4 Beaman) ¥ Rowso I ‘tere 23, 1860. Q-— Were you on Round Island? a @ Did you. with Jour cwn free will ship in the | United States service? —Vor, sir, oowhen you Joined the secret expedition, were you hot informed by ‘the persons who engaged you, that it | was to be w military expedition, and that you would be furnished with arma, and that you would have to | @—What amount of pay was promised you | month. and how much money were you to reel the end of twel ery A | tars for twelve mouth's active rervice; also clothing and rations. Q Weve you not drilled on Round Island? Fes, elt Were you not told that the steamer Pann id teke you away from Kound Isdand on the ‘mile A.— Hither the steamer Panny ot Maria Bart, Q.—Were you not teld by Col. White that you would could bave baceo? ‘A.— Me (Col. White) anid nothin veld that where we were going we cf women, plent: tand beeco. as much could roll in. Round Island were yu not called to- drum and fife’ air, (The rest of the questions, related plenty of plander, drink, wom bout fighting; bat id have plenty | nd cords of to- | terely to the drilling of the expeditionary corps while on the fstand.) 7 Re testimony of some halt a doren others of the nd Islanders, also shipped on the Water Witeh, is | detantinily the same as that of Rooth | ET TT TT TT Te CITY TRADE REPORT. Weovesoar, June 5-6. 4 Seles of cotton were made to a fait extent. st about | previous rates, Net much animation w: proted | until after the receipt of private advices by the Ametion. The flour market was firm. but rather Among other rales re " & lot purchase rleana, the market there beng eon- d fo much above th to leave ® Southern flour th me jecn. Wheat continued 5 on terms rinted below, Corn was mot the market cloeed firm at about ye + Pork was quiet, but firm, There chavge in other attleles of provisions. Coffee con. profit tinned firm, withdair sales of Java and St Domingo By re firmer, with a good demand for New Or. jeans ond Havana boxes. Mola remained about the enme. Asiiss.—There was a more frm feeling for pearls, nnd Of 56 Whe at & 62% A Th tand frm Prvaverures.—Jt f 4.000 bbia., st tor No.2 aperene Fivaight State: ehigan, and $61 Sales embre wixed brands; $6 Alexandria and Baltimere, nia. hye Flow opened ¥ clowed firm, with rates of Py ome 1.800 ble, at for straight brands and $6 €2 y heavy 24 wae io fal de 800 bbie. Jersey Ment at $3 mane for milling. with sales of 2600 bustels ee od ¢ nesee at $147; prime was RE G1 50. Rye was Ole. with rales of 2660 husky Oote were inw | Sle. for Northern, and cyered dil—theee not aware of the error in the tela greybie report from Halifax old rovod ern at 686 Tneivded in the operations w | # OO), 6. for Western mined, dersey yellow, closing ve Cords. —The sales atm to 1,500 bal oth f orticles were s There wee come grainy for Caiiforuia at rates varying fom 0 6 60e, Thore was | for paywen! yo Schr Pamelins Dongoerey, 9 Vis wi tiee bo change in rates nl gd ted Scbr Hannah Havous, ope days with sera. We are informed by —— Moassne —There was but little dono in this artiole mise, ana en Gil prsinlt ve | North and South buo: ing for som to-dey. while bolders were firm at 22 ceats per gall Providenoo Jyurnal. for Cardenas, 25¢, for Cuba Muscovado, and 44 # Slo, for Porto Kieo. Navat. Stones —There was a fair demand for all de- with sales of turpentine at $2 75; spirits 33 a é4e.; £00 bis rosin at $1 23 for Wil- Maz oe, Int 2808 N, ton 64 49. Spoken, Packet ship Nerthumberiand, 3 days henee for Londen, naa year from NOrleans for Liverpool, May 26, ten, eds a be Late, Jones. FE x J fai se Chea i ton, delivered, avd $1 20 for North county, do, Aisrth 3, Ward, was sigualised May 27, et got is ‘The businers done in tar was not very large at $1 62%. rom Live ad beh, i Lt aegnatng 5 Cie —There was more firmuers oxuibited by holders ceo trou palaooutey wish eation, wb o Bailey, from Baltimore for Callas, iling, i Hm J Tausbt to dey, and prices of English and best American have | 2 Patan be ys amy Waonra—Brig Bmpire—Mr if Q Olarke, James em Midiel pivenetd” Vee aperctions aumanh 39 Salled, ip Prous Mile, noo for Tavana, May 25,186 28, on | hid fy aed Theos ‘shiideeas” Lents aecineeah 2.000 mall na, at 69¢. for English in casks, 69e. for best Lath, for Liverpool, via Hatifex: Sip. Adirondack see Miscellancons, Sed m fonae | gn ‘tlwsea city pressed Ameriexn in ihds, aud 100, for do. in ea ieee ga Mg eee —— oo, Parker, one day from St Thomas for Maya~ “ae id. Alton MWe einer market closes very firm. with an upward Tor Quebec; brig Abeena, for Matanaas, and oa ua, May 25, las ik Puovisions.—Pork—There was a fair Inquiry feom | | JexnS—Wind at sunrise, SW: meridian, S; sunset, ®, ant ons, May 13, | Cala, Jake ailoge Dente! light. the trace but the market was loss buoyant. Some 40d Darreis sold at $10 60 a $10 75 for moss. snd $3 73 for iat 40 20, lon, prime; alno, sour moss, at $10. Beef was something PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO. cusier, wit of country and iy Eee id Ws ra Pat nd heen Sansmpeon, from Calsis for Nassau, May 39, $650, and do, and do moos, at $459 * $1059. In | Apr + Orleans, Tinker, Us days % prime mess there was nothing of moment doing. while Pore inn lays from Newborn fer Demarara, May prices were nominally the same. f ham . ~ Y from Norfolk for Di settied and dull. We note sales of 108 barrel pote Gon areas Bean nimi Hay . 24 hee. ad lost part of deck load, lon 78, "Brig Frances, Files, Sdays from Portlaad for Cuba, May a Passengers to Arrive, New Onieans—Bark Soo Verne: children and ser t Mir Devine and serv sorvent, Mre Bika Ps The cbildre: sioornge prices not made public. |The ee nat, Baraat able, Mts, at at aye. caseenahd t meats, and eales rene’ plain hems, n, Sis miton: 7 no Ne Pons ea apne GaeIaeade asin Of dry aiek annie Trinidad Way. 3 aithip Tremont, Taylor, $5 dure from Savannah for Califor~ (EMALB MED OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, falos were 3610 tons hams, sides, and shoulders, ta Bei bord (Br) 3 a iis dayss Ship Thos’ Watson Themes from Fidladelphia (Merch | rey’ ofies, £1 ard stroo:, (Stat atreot auth of Ganel, bulk, for Baltimore, at pr: bargain, Lard was wel ee lenin Oeiaeee Paetded Be: T)for California, off in Samoirg, April 1 ‘and some steps from Hroadway.) Sent to way part steady. with rales of WO barrels and tiernéa, at 8p. foe ™ d (ot days out, for San | Union. Consuivations strictly contdential. comtnon, and Ye. for strictly prime. Butter and cheese Bark Lin Baker, Provideuee, RI, 183 days, 2 ware rinaainiie demand, ci gibnwrol day’ lone. Ship rntus, Mitchell, Panama, Gh da Ti fer agaeee and Brig Maria, Ton Tir g Samuel Froi Brig Agate, Johnson, ‘o-day, tnles were made ot 600 boxes Ha- Bath, 155 days. fac h. Bro and 200 hhda, New Urieans, at 530, steady, with a fair local inquiry. Bark Morey, 118 days from 2—Ship Glenmore, Cove, Pan Tat.row—Some 8000 ibs. Bark Change, (itr) Franklin, Wanay days. bg et tag ft) 64 w 6340 tor fair, avd Te for prime per hip win, Shanitland, Pheigtel pin. off St Vincent, Api Wrisxev—Thero wax but little disp p ae Foterson, Boston 1 dav, | | MBSE packet, Coupes 102 days f wn Pine part of holders to sell their stock, and the market was eee Rowe sn Teeviie Week ea Late ibe ae | tor San Vranciaen, haven 3h, ae very sparingly supplied, Some trifling sales of prison ml Coke, Peles, Beralemton Teleanens fe Quodd Pow and Ohio were made at 27c. aryl drage at 2c, time. ane faba Receirs sr Now Flour, bbis.. 6.783 Armstrong, New Roaland, 9 arwood, New York, 127. Brig Salacia, (Bi begin, 183 Pi Seht B "Morgan, Moston, 165 days. days ‘4 Arhes, d0..... 216 Corn, 28—Soh: yt y is 4 “4 Whiskey, do. .. 179 Sehr Atauana La rae 2 be Kona, va. Kes, May foarr ship Sarah’ Louisa, ——, on ———— Brig Franklin ahaa Felker, mp a days. a March 21—A; ih Republi MARKETS ELSEWHERE, Ship Stary, iil, New York, tt A oF thon Ra ey gy h, n'Baldwin, ‘Shankland “Piitadetphia, a 2--Ship Dewenle: ‘witadelphia, for San Francis- vis, from Boston (March 7) for Califor- M EDICAL ADVICE.—GUNTLEMEN LABORING UN= dor private diseases, Seminal Wenkness, T inpatency, Ba, iy rom ee i Os aed hey ne ine TREATMENT OP PRIVATE deronae. Call audaee she corinne old up by nearly all Hundreds of cures in fepr to teesinet STOCK SA, 3 Cole; bark Maria, Matti | pr dipenoe f = Praneneny First Board—§ sharce North Brig tare gers side dieu can oqual it rat Bvatae sipeteas Bene, ihr $2.10) mini tet Se i Irie Si Th mag doo rom Broadw: Vale Carat 2 Berrie, Comal hy fede John Allyne, Corwin, Saudwich felands, 28 | nee, or no pay; Female Pociall $3,000 ANloghany € wis 7 $2.04 ehany oe Hees 2-81 me Gold Hunter, Couillard, Panama, April aw Piva MEDICAL COM 7 RR, Brig Garnett, Anthony Now York, 225 ey AP March H--Reported ia. “pare brigs Margaret Maurtoson; Fenfosee ci eri 1 8 Brig Canonicus, Lyon, Lahaina, Sandwich Islands, | Ann, Farnham. (from, Bark) far tho Noth, soem: 1 P Cass ading 6 ee aie nilla, Barker, (from Bedford, Ke) for Seyohelle tslands, 3 78; 88 she Pennayivenia Railroad, 4, ko i, = been oy Hsu en tah eras ae y 73 days, nionrece Bay, May 251d brigantine Ixavello, Priond, Irena posta tore faded ot woe ye OO OO, rig Goo! At do brie Imperial, (from & 1 ‘ J April so—Sehe ts Br rhe Jone Id; coke Warate Soe ee aro Knewnito ther part euiariy Ta ei ire ok Oiuita’ (Dan), ‘Engors, Sydney jtontaeat, Ma ks, Quebec, im | milly, it io of enpeciel inpertomest ne ae alas Ship Camils (Mex), Merobardo, Mazatlan, 35 Nassau, May 12 (hack date y ™ eT Ty, Cmte the wife, the mai Brig Teoumenh, ims Philadelphia, 147 da: toCabellé for NEarks Lath ites, Keene, "Baltinors tata | sem sauna, ae < Goalie ot Telegraphic Reports. ‘Talismai was pr big in port 27th} portaas Suvvaia, Fane tee, Berge Ke Parana, May IS Arr steamer Tobago, Kenney, NYork. The receipts at this port since yesterday, are as fel- s ark Chae lows :—Ylour, bbis. 200; wheat, bushels 18,000; corn, Brig Dorset Hobart Town, 30 days, 4 (back date)—Ship Rob Roy, Holt, mn Frauciaes ir), How Brig Emily ate Macey, San Diego, 21 daya. Daniol Webster, licsi Boston, 216 bushels, 18.000. The market for flour is a shade firmer, but owing to the absence of private advices, buyers - Brig Col T , Brown, Trinidad B 3S—Brig aud sellers do not meet. ‘The rales rench 3,000 bbls, at Brig Bll Mongo, Real . $5 80 for straight State and Western, and $5 50 for Blip Manco, Hone, Wain ‘misoell ). rear BAK ure Geneseo. Wheat in fair demand, but the just ar; tars Truxillo, Mullige c rmners of holders checks operations ; sales, CLEARED. April 20—Schr Endoros, Wilkcn, Monterey, ho, are pretty large, boing 20.000 bushels, at $1 13.8 $1 13 TAMAR HARBOR, for Ohio.” The foreign news has unsettled the market Bip tierek ts from NLondon, for corn; no sales have been made; mixed Western is nominal at Gfe, There is no niaterial change in ighta, from NY ork, a) les, Mad felphis, April 23) vita a (fs Avsany, June Receipts by Canal since yesterda: PwO bbe; corn, 19000 bushels. The transs- in flour are smaller than those of yesterday, while prices have not varied. There is ® good inquiry for corn. with sales of 20.000 bushels at 64a65 ots, ixed Western, and 654 ets. for round cea, ‘ont ira} Darker, Bay of Loe Santos. are dull and easier. We mote sal 4,000 bushels at 1 Blea, Gece 46 cts. Prison whiskey brings 27 ets. Brig Isal Baxrimone, June 5, 1850. Bales have been made of 2.500 bbls, ot Howard street flour at $5 25a5 31. There is no change observed in grains, provisions or groceries. STOCK SALES. Boston, Jano 5, 1850. The eales of stocks to-day wore:—3 sha Norfolk Co. Rb, 80; 10 do., 31; 10 Boston & Wor, 97; 3 Lheshire KR, 4544; 3 do.. 44; 50 Reading RR, 960, after 1830. ohn Biorey, Brig Topic {ie} ter, lows :— (from N iat a-8hip ae ius ‘Prince, Valparaiso. Friondly Islands, American, Sannd ers, Boston, de brig, hai Sears, fi It asc ra . ig J 8 Caber, . oe Bias. Jam) DeGroat, Bordeas x; NYork. ™, June 4—Are ships Sunbeam, Pi arte Robinao New ovleans ‘Parks, Mobiles Velocisy, Ryder, Ch 1 Queen (new, 08 tons Vermont’ Central '20; 6 dove 28%. 10" Western mkt, De Ferpports Wigs slenrion #0, 103; 8 do., 103%; 6 Wo, 103%; 4 “a Dari hy Cayws welt nel Pevers (0 Kn, 224¢; 20 Vermont & Mass. KR, 20%; 1 Be yi Strole, Collte "1 Tremont Bank, 100%; £0 Hest Boson Oo,’ 18 100 Kdgeworth Oo, 6%; 16 Bseox Co, 1053; 54 Union Bank rights, 150, ; Vermont and Maraachuseets RR divi- 0, cou RR honds of: ¥2 0 Ogde: arg $114; 100 Ver. tied, Phitadelpinyioap, Gee mont an arenchusetts: nds, 8. 000 Ver- ce Bosron, niont Central KR bonds, 88 = firrived—Dark Ork, Mobile, May eat aM of ‘Telegraphic Marine Arrived—Mary, NYork. Sraren Pee lenae, May 19, be ships Sepeooers, pe rin yea in 2 a |, (Daten) ae jarriea + On Tuesday evening, June 4, by the Rev. Mr. Van Tacels May th. 2h 9938, toa 74-29, | Hall us Shears Denson, Mr. Hessaniw Duxwert, of Teumbell, Coun, to eee ie si Teck Mer arcane from Ricks mer iichoeta Mrs. A.D. Powxxn, of New York. On Wednesda church, by the Buza Jane, adopted daughter ork of thia city. On June Sth, by the Rey. Wm. L. Johnson, of Ja maica, L, 1, Joun L, Born, Justice of the Peaes, to daughter of James Weeden, ~~ ot the Rey. 8. If. Cone, lanriia anos bob bo Seg8 foe Califor: Spring «treet sian Wenpr, to i mee timore, sche W ‘Weshingten, ‘Washington, Sarire ani s Seat Riven, Jo: die; Arvived—Behes Them: and Geo ‘Sect, Pn Pavadelpal Harvest, New York; Suith, Monivor, Perth Amboy. Arrived—Brig Lincetn, Wronsoron, Jane 3 nday evening, June 2 Mr Dariv Ly Boatans, te illae 4 wi a of this clty. Arrivod—Drig Hours, Philadelphia. Hy atane, a ar SET nanan qAfived—Ship Squantam, Boston) bark Jeddo,” New Died. 0h Wednesday, June 5, Mra, Mancaxer Levins, aged eare Her faneral will take place on Priday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from her late residence, 214 Fifth street. Her friends and acquaintances, also tho members of the Young Men's Carroll Benevolent Association, are re- #peetiuily invited to attend. No carriages allowed. Of consumption, on Wednesda: New Buororn, June ¢ Arrived—Schrs Wm Brown, delphias Cornelia NewYork, uumorw HC Mead, Pie. Arrived—Schrs Empire, and Bdw: all classes, are im orvronr, June 6 Philadelphi x. evening, June Rovineoes RI deten Wedenee ohn W., wad Nancy ce. Consmuta, youngest daughter of Mary D Sevil, Soult, Phitaasl Douglass. in the 18th ~ Roghich, Pensac Telenra : bark Tier relatives and fx Cleared—Sebe Citisen, Baltimore, TORTHA*D Janet. Petia, from speete. Be ears niet eh Red Mackray's ship yard. w. Benjamin Allro. Jr. are res vem) Tiatlaregas, Gordentr; brig Ati Apas. Sar- Geren iecs aiken taneuss, on Bel p edtzizety Sctce B Barter, ? Philadetphis. “sie fice Ho wan Leena, ws Oran Towed Ki P. D1, from her late residence, No. 6, Eldridge street, | 4cheenverment, Se a es vakowa, Boer without further invitation. Wer remains will be con: wn he uric S megan May 2h eek Ib, lad 10:7, rine Hope, tae Adne: echt Emetics veyed to Greenwood New ney (Conn, aud Port- Gonaives, May ltth, rig R Rameay, i, Warts, Watts, Bordeaux; Ind (Me) papers please cop: x 3990, ion a9, Uevg Suans | Squentom, Crocker, Mortons bark Loaien teeter weaieet ‘On June th, after a Tagering Hines, Weunsae caw Bf Gen W XH Iarnison. Santen, penenen Uh Tiwed Bancuen, Jr. in the 224 your of his age 20 Paloon, t, sah . Now York; yacht Seoret, ‘The reintives and friends of tho family aro respect. fully invited to attend his funeral ou Vriday afternoon, June 7th, at 2 o'eloek, from the rv of hia father, lore eh rinebale Wl Barbadoes; Mary, Whilden, «sud friends of the famiiy pire pat Ay , wehrs f nvited to attend his funeral, from Chestie reLenia, June 4—Arr steamshi ct Sir Wheeler, Sehermerkorn street, bet sn; Allen's sat si helor sont aise Fee er NS on, Be a and Bond streete, Brooklyn M., without ferther invitation. On the Sth June Many Starr, eal, New Havens Aith, Brswell, Bostan; Ave Eas jand, de, aie Heaioots, Cambridge; Geni Marion, Rowley, New lla ane ch Toke, Pe amahip Soa Gu! an. (from NYork) do. Vernal, Dexter, for (no date)—A large floot of Am schrs,2 | {2 Sncerube worse, eit 29—Steamer New World, hay ae a from Rio Janvire 5; Louisiana, ieee AT Plato, Morrill, from Bortland, from NYork, wee: vi ‘the re eceipt of sia * Aaron J ilarvey, Ray Teow inegiow ; anal, “Aus ¥ Ul), Le! i Taogon, vie via ta, om ed comren, with 8 etre irowe trom SR. strong ne bark Frew Tous, JuneSeAebeg Henry Wosdle, Chomberlaise, ose 2—Cidsohe Wm Penn, Hinckley, Kitte- oar, Dickinson, resale Treats |, Cres= aa, fm ay Asn euccessiv ed her, putting her't "ute ih My imminent sats which che ast ” was on ¢ the last Coy oe Cam] ta heard your book high! sererebehing wy cau if afford Seieree Hoyparted my ik SEER pen pn ae Sevan peaifty my wie ieediees i my ehildren Uerca- 82 sagt Strom = toa Bedford, 5) rec, impracticable ‘o poaeg more treated, of ae ‘are of duature Sy ej — ane for pera United Sian Altins joeau, he addtesed, A. Me (fem Ho. Ti04, New York ree pokepa iro ates staan rin: brig ars Win Tyee ‘EW MEDICAL GOOKS.—Aa COMPLETE Pi Gia sehes John Thomas, Ni’ eos cn fe ee ae Leg says ate dsesbe Liverpool; mumber of erty Crosker, large as ay Homer edition. Fa,’ eats aie | Eas eeu TOUS FRIVATELY—FOR 3 Fours, Bb, Gradua ot "the & = | Reees cease cae iy | Reet geaee eprat cathe qn’ “4 oon oF alx coptes will, Hwee ame uo | ESBS ae eee fom st ‘aso or ear a Duane street, second deor west of Oh, ae ofa very 7 throat and ghen ‘was cons the offing, boun rae it penal pos. valns 3h cata panicker, No, 102 (mncord steset, Beooklgn ft thelr ee i videnee in Greenwich on Wednen- ~ gees milat “lala: Mors A beret ite forma, lias hen Fe ine $Me Tuomas Be vontea, of 40 Gold Calsia; ‘Gon Marion, Rowley, Bren shes Goaeale at ie ru “htenegt ina eal pon me daly 198 Willi ete he Slat year @ GLOVER, A REG futher ot the Meteal Galdee onrulted im those y= Reape! ord ere, 2 \ranee jo. Hd Ana streut, ‘aoer Breed= in the 28th year of her age. Foreign Malls. Provmesci iB. BELL © ‘The friends of the family, also the members of B gift, Rage, of weamer mer Com Preble. for Rie Jansiro, Re, Oe Ta 8 Wien Frei aT vata pie Lodge, He. OF 5.0. of 0. 3 are recpeottully te- | Saturday, wh tact. Pay p bares e William ty | pemertel enkeons Mebeee odin) ke rete oe vited to attend her funeral on Friday, Tth inst. at 2 |” Letter Bags f Janet toamer Co system. pew met arresting the disease O'clock, P. M., from her late residence 101 Broome | will close scakere se Friasy, ithions ee” mem oe, Cabs, & 1 | fe lee tre: siege Dr. Beoaoe with conn, and tures oomaee street. The rues sd be conreyed to Greenwood. pt hy mS oes ym} Yaiporetnn, —_—_—— am villny iddiehope. Orange couaty Therede ih el Me abore, o LS wanens 18 60) i i iC ih inna st tie . look. awh At New Or eth Ue bach Tae abvie Letwer Bags are aise a! Keayon's, 9. Wall steees, m a D os ame, arren oun : ship, as es Yorry mon, | fhe sects dei > goeavers (ana ams cine this country has ever reduced. “Avure orzo el | | Sur Mawoo, Pith, arr at Sa fallen in-with 10 miles WF | I hands stek on ber two pilots and one reas re 1 apa alto, procured from her two men and anehored in lower bay Ahout ton o'cloek Isat evening. captale ‘and mate bovd si the Iacter not expected te survive the night. Shp Arerarne, Motealf, at Quebec from New York, was forend te put ince Sydney, CH, to get clear of the ies, and 7 Id barks Vere sane Bid bark Vernon faye rat rei Jone i—are | wae detained Serr Aprnownace, Gilleepis, California, was spoken when 79 da She reports having had & heavy cabo. in lat BRShitee telsarts toot Ny Forward house filled the after embis Bare Warcunas, a (be ported.) left from New York, Jan 1), for 4 0, 1 lon o4 vod dock +) rom Phitedelphis, for Tyan 8, lambers. R Bech & K ridge, “Quetec, B'S Innes & © Rnsoet! & Norte octet on gunday morning, Meyer: # Ws open ts, Neppertees OO ed —_ led, with water, Tayaqnes, Bross ogee River res, M Pisher, Whi i | 6 Swhat, Pert D Devic ere, Win 2 Koborts, John Wright, RO Me fers. Franets 1 che Brows, wi Emma de iusny, Balled leo fetv Stonington te company with the Watchmas, struck on the came reaf, but got of, eupposed without auch damage, fand proceeded. Bare Mencwawr, 48 Riehmonl, M before reported i donedon the ores from St Mary. Dom. ~" _— ult, iat 35 20 eet oh full of ‘waver, ficemer= treneiden. Grew, Phitadely ie, Sioepe—Charles, Rhy iP Procident, Frisbee, Nev Arrived, TU § Mail Steamship 7 2%, pgeten, Wth, 4 ‘pasern , to Toelasd & IAT #te@rt ng YY, ® Las M, lon hark, staari stripe, with TO Mayrtel sea ina nd proceed to Californin. san Tomaco, M'Henney, arrived Picked wr (ng datey fa th inglish meri han’ ship, bownd dered at ee—we names given. Whalemen. Ar at New Bedford Bi, shi» Ovens, ris Seodwich Isisnds, Speke oon U tae ae a be Mire Gow! WE Rod Hock fer 3 days, with plot. € Horm: Hei, Chagres to Ringnon—f lee. Goo W Lemley, un Col i, BAY = Lehane j dae Thon int ow rr i Xin ao rig Annawan, Mattapoisett, 7 bit Sragbesh, Allen, Nantucket,to Rdwd aling. 10 days, with cotton, {th Inthe, to Smith Arr at Metiap di is, Taber, const of Africn, Cape Verd Islan car go. bad bole 9p, 09 Anthony, Pree we ine out, OH ep (including ID with lember, im ar an Warren © Nelson, see . N York. erg ‘Zenobin, Carlton, Havana, Bi hes, Stevens, Shuve, Pi hd iresby, B Barkan, “Mr Henry Lees Knapp, L Bossanger, 22 daze, wish Sem Hm Near ¢ Tegenrs vn cen Writht—Mra Harrison, L Ancroa, J Landerer, Saunt Wale to New ForkTt Armetrong, lady and servant is vaty seas Aprasie D* rane. Desilets omens tanto aoe te ioe iw a ‘Ftnetures | oy ret ‘Pitan enews COOPER, M4 BUANR STREET, MAS, Fo eon years, 2 ie practioe the moet Rexre: x Sheen et“ehis dicen, — im bee be five te * Brown, NYork. th Ena beet, wri recipes for all ince faschteity ein to Le practical! pour it ne, ee ; : as be ia ce the athe patina eine ren 10 Aen orem Docroe Gi joke in ree i on, Mee Wil~ core, J Siewers. NOT ONLY MONEY, | Lg f ‘kD.—DR XL itcocor wilt ter Bay ooee thas may come wi well to ret t i | ie many en be bands of ph tant of eqns | aed morenrial Aiewasas. REWA KD.—JRYF RIBS’ twee a eihet Mixtare for the eu! sand similar disorders, Tt make ® Jenet restr: drink, | without the om ot £4 King, Tayler. R Bcaye. Bh leet i mite ) bes Ay Hy 1 Prancer, Uamtien, Warklagron, Non Ly m, of ND, March 31, of etvonte, © Berk | Retmate case wnseh, te mastens | oss rej day® (ore Valparaion, ou & ctules, wiak 250 Weis, Pen, hie Citeves, WL Seas | fweorteseted a oe of th ® a fu wand lwiy, J | Btls ' Cooper. of Starter, Feb %, ne It, Ro, ehh, aS, Fyonee Tasty LY rahe foug 70 W, bath Prankliq, sam & ie hs ont, bound for the coast oF I ; | Secember fit, snip {Ldestopher Mitehel, Sotneas, a gies Vanderk, BN Fos, Oliver | Cha iW Merge Senterared Wie Boll OH amet | Fes apiece wr 4 Sebr DN Pox, Oliver, | Charle Jorgen, Saimpeon, o moe oo or Hw in Whitman, Fil Almom, JW Dawson Fehr Jomo Pay ard, © y bbls tnd lady, JD vel mos Ray ar aah! (here ‘i ris arog oCX Betton pu to Botote, | Heron its A Reabburs, Sir John Campbell, Mr Snodgross— ‘ehtte evety ‘eh 201, for water pnd prow mes | | Cncorse—Betg Osteria, fi a0 gers, b 4 Sida Cs = tee ores bed ‘1108 bola sperm S08 bois | & Boers, kr Poatecn, sap, ‘on ee went wee Peas tr Commdnaer-in- Chiet, Ketchom, Ralumers, 6 dere, bigek off yy tor NW cow Je: Frown, Miewes § set be Darter, Robt Cam j 1h ine tt Ie Lo oO ech Rienst, of ya lady, Mire Bogert, © Harm 3 & ted ebild, © were, Derichs Virginia, 2 days, with mise, il wot stated, bernet, J Mavshews, Joba P 7 0 ret a