The New York Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1850, Page 4

a to wave it from rupture, aad the train of unnumbered | which they state that they signed under the effect of ‘The late Storm at the Fast. | and $8 16 for prime. There was but little dot bark Express, (Tr) 10 days from New Orleans for Liveroos Passengers Arrived. calamities whick must ensue—have vowed in their | fear coused by personal threats, It was, however, | The Lowell (Mass) Journal, of the Zist inst., says:— | beefat previous figures. In cut meats there was Brig Anna, (uss) Ktoier Brean fytare, mien mdse | Bosron Ship, Cornelius Grinnell-Mee R 1, and hearts, be the consequences what they may, to resist | ruled out, and-thus the case is going before the jury. | We learn from Johuson. & Go.’ Express, that there | smount offered for sale, and the markot was q) inglnins (a1 Salas) Grogory, 0 dayarcne for Calltorsie, "= | gertant, Mra HA Lloyd, Misa Therese Plosoher 3 ber admission as ¢he is, at all personal sacrifices, and Professor N. RK. Smith ye: y extracted & stone | was a terrible storm at Walpole yesterday af ‘The sales comprised 6¢bhds. shoulders at de. per Ib. Wie Baseate Tic} thet, Cambesinnd UA Th tags Eanting Henry G Russell, » ‘to the last extremity, from the bladder of » boy about fourteen yeare of age, | bail, rain. thunder. and lightning. and bamsat 6c Beef hams were mo with timber woe Hey e.. , Haevex—Bark Emme—Miss July Du Miss But I am happy t@ relieve the minds of such of your | as large asaben'segg ‘The operation was performed | came down in perfect torrente, and washed away ab: Brig Jesso, Baker, Cros, 25 days, with molasses, to ‘orf, Miss Wenitlose Regener, Mise bared FS as can place any reliance upon the warnings | under the effects of chloritorm with perfect success. two hundred feet of the Cheshire railroad, with the Newmith & Co. Left no Am v Viy Siade, George Wolbrecht, Fraucis Muller—I83 in Brig Karsball, ig Arecibo. and mo- | ¢ 9, with sng ranged from 90 to 93 lasece. to Moller & Sand. sdth inst, las 3005, on 7a, apoke generally voted a most yesterd: r. Clay's bill must be de- | degrees im the shade, and w bankment twelve feet high, tore out three culverts, nd rendered nearly three miles of the road impas- ‘and aesurances of an anonymous seribler, that I do The thermomete ‘all but that Nt teernge. napors—Bark Raney Fry uciige Te P Cotton, 4 bark Lagrange, % 150 bbls Senate, unless euch radical modifications | scorching da sable. The hailstones broke the windows on the south- ge county at 18a 100, W on of Mattapoisett, 5 months out, with twe ebil gre wu Minera it that it will no longer be Mr Clay’s | The Associated Firemen’s Insurance Company, of | weet side of nearly all the houses, A number of cattle be fo at Ga 100 Brig Mora, Jordan, Ponce, PR, June 6, with molasses, to P mm Vetter, WW Demand ‘Dill, or the Committee's biil—but the Senate's blll this eity, has declared a dividend of 6 ents for | were killed by lightnin, g) and the market was heavy at 4% | B Jewett, rom steerage. eS naan aod several were drowned. | was not much do! 6 ‘The most indulgent estimates I have heard mad ine, (Br) Evens, Suxderland, 54 days, with coal, al- | tho last six months; and I e@bserve that the Western | It i stated that no one in the vicinity has ever kny ® bat 1 2 F Livingston lowing Mr. Clay every doubtful vo Bank has declared’ a semi-annual dividend of 4 per | sucha combination of all the various destructiv Kick —Prime qualities were in limited supply.— 7, & ty a RA Brought up the friends of the measure beyond twenty. | cent, alter paying the Biate taxes on thelr stock. mente ina storm, The loss of property is estimated at | There wax something dol y. but not in any way gar, Ith lteks epshe bait Anloten Siszentar, | © Mrue- Brig avna—Hf Besenbart, lady sed child; Je seven; net countenancing, ef cour: ? — a bundred thourand dollars, The Fitchburg expresa | worthy of note. Prices generally were about the th, 3) miles N ot ‘Cape Ms , bark Vornon. The | heren Fittinger—{9 in the steerage. #0 bold a caricature. ax the esti - Bacriwone, June 22, 1850, | train down, in consequence of this disaster, due at | rame tnd light southerly winds got mllon in wight | St yanwant~ rig Bsoe Ctawis, lady, and ehild; ree children, servant; A G Henery, Indy, ie A Pitman, A B MeDonald, A Bawyer al Morton, of Florida, and Messrs. Borland and : tert he | Groton junction at six, did not arrive till twelve o'clock | Sarr.—There was no Liverpool sack afloat in first Ham, of Atkansas. who aro as firm and steadiaas | 7M Musterione Jewelry Discovery—Verieation of the | ibe othe yA Pitman ie A Bak: Donatd. 4 Bawyee and . in their opposition ar the Sierra Nevada itself, More. | Herald's Prediction—Trial of Capt. Gard ner—De-| "Xe Goncerd yesterday days. i ‘The last sales win Aris, (Br) Mann, Plotou, NS, 15 days, with coal, to 8 —The Summer Stam-| down the tent of June & t 2134 0 220., | Mire Rainbow, (Br)Crane, Pictou, NS, 16 days, with ooal, bande, and ground was much wanted. fternoon, the storm blew ‘over, it is very far from bei “fixed tact,” that el- a Pire—U Meet 's circus, and the andie| to manter. a i A o. King, Busk, esp Serene Sete eae three hundred —men.” women, aud ehildten, Bocans.There was a fair demand from the trade, | ‘‘uiiz Eicell, Tallman, Savannah, 5 days, with cotton, te Hirig Radins, Jas R Bees, of Nou Toe. ee. therovphly souk We did not learn thas any | ond the market was very steady, The sales inclw rn i = a lady, Wt Francie, Myo W Russell and child, Mre We pang will give it their support without important Nothing further has yet been disclosed in reference png atone 8 a Doone ens ot ‘ds, Porto Rico at 54 @ 6i%e. and 200 hhds, New ae " Y pan am King, Cape Fogtions s dagm mith ten i HY aoe eke say id, Besides, the eloquent Senator from Louisiana, (Mr. | to the manner in which the bag ot jewelry belonging | At Worcester, a house was struck on Central street, 5k ROK. E 75°00, spoke brig 9 *) 128 | Gurana, VP R—Schr Hunter—Mr J Ayow, A Serravi, Ross Soule.) has the floor for Monday next, on his impor- | ¢o yfessrs, Sadtler & Son has been recovered, The | #4 & gentleman sitting at the window. with his foot on | | Tattow wi ts ith, caly tifting transac. pel ary , jerpoe Chapin, Miguel Chapain, Pedro Chapait ot the bill ths Cali- : J the sill, received a severe shock, The duid passed dowa | tions of pri , for domestic purposes. with #ugar fornia Deeg if tae Seormens Dehis taaies on ‘ilonda article in Thursday's Herald relative to the operations | },y the window, setting to th rtuin, and the Winsxry.—On the opening of the market this morn. | seit Geld Hunte iy emaon, to PRC ery A e Passcngere Ratings ig to be trusted his reasonings upon the necessity of | of the New York Stool-Pigeon Association, with the | houre in other places. The boot and leg of the panta- | ing, there was but little seateetion on Be Ark tase daye, withsalt: to edger Fo i! land, |ALWAY—Steamsl mR ig ome See + Mire Gibbi reducing her bonudaries, aud making an ordinancefor | remark with which you close, that “it would be sin- | l0ons were torn from the gentleman's leg. and the flesh | chasers to operate, but at Re ns, Master public domains to the United States, prior somewhat bruised and scorched, The steamboat train | firmners apparent, and b fol ~ pb eye ine Union, silk be lanenene a lon of Mesers. Stuart and Nevens to ‘ew York, due ‘at Worcester this morning at 5 | spirited manner. Some answerable. Contingently upon this, L could name | the South should accidentally turn up the jewelry be- 4 Sclir Bunter, (of New Haven) Perry, Guayama, PR, with Fry, Neptune tynch, HW Whittell, Mr Reddy, Mr Hane sugar and molasses, to taster, cock, Jes Funston, Chas d Jacoby, Alfred Green, 8 H New= rs met holders in ter. Schr Arethuss, (Br) Roberts, Eleuthera, 11 days, with | man, G W Lyle, bbls., changed gular if the mi had not arrived at ton minutes after seven— | 23% # 29%\c. for prison, Ohio and Jersey; and 25 hhds. fruit, to C Ackerly. b t : Sclir New Republic, (of Brookhaven) Wheeler, Mayagu ~ rns agama coal Northe: Western Senators, (het one ‘ ” . | probably delayed in consequence of the storin, drudge a time, Ve ; emir rane. Shore for audthore who are ageintt, the bill) whe | ™8iPs to the Baltimore robbery,” has been so sin- | Pray a eeeliergct tho Zist inst., says:—The | \ macrupra sy THx sORTH wiveR soars ris wonwixa, | PR, June Tih, with wig, 60 CH 2 W piegoee, (be isi nrntiniiin nnn eNO, cae bavédeckured, tbat should Mr Soule make goed his | S¥!#rly verified that all previous speculations as tothe | tempest of Thursday was very violent eastward. At | Flour, 5,200 bbis Corn, 13.020 bushels iadeiphis, Pearson, honve for Chagras. POR LIVER T COL Sure STATES MAIL STZAM~ grounds, either that the public lauds would be lost. or | mode by which it was recovered have been abandoned. | Southboro’, Massachusetts, the barn of Jubn Plympton | Whiskey, 200 * Oat 3800 Martha Hall, (of Waldotoro) St Croix, 18 days, with | depart Mwith the nile for’ Burpee, eaten seriously put in jeopardy, by admitting her as she is, Mesers. Stewart and Nevins ved here on Thurs- | was struck by lightning, ard burned to the ground. | Ashes, 155 “ Provisions, 796 pkgs. to H Deforeat. The M Il experienced s heavy gale on | Gay ‘July Gth, at 12 o'slock M., Feom her berth. at the Shey would oppose it vither in the pressat. or a sepe: | day morning, anda few houre afterwards the jewelry | Mr.P.'s house, also took fire. but. was extinguished, ——— st'her maintopmast. 15th inst, lat 3053, lon 7830, same | (oct of Canal ‘street. berth "secured till ‘paid forme rate Dill, until the proper conditions were eomplied | was disinterred and the reward pocketed, thus thwart- | The lightning also struck a tree near the residence of MARKETS ELSEWHERE. whaling bark bound i, ” ~on b one For freight or passage, having unequalled sccommodations with—not that their constituencies loved the Wilmot | ing the views of the stool pigeon subordiaute lodge im | Artemas Partridge, in Southboro’, the shock of which STOCK SALES. Schr H H Tallman, Young, Baracoa, June 12, with fruis, | fF elegance or oom EDWhe x COLLING, 58 Wall street. proviso less, but that they loved the public treasure this city. was so violent as to stun Mre, P., who was sitting in the Boston, Ju Old Peles Railr; &e, to Miller Asvet. Left no Am vessels, All letters and papers must pass thro the Post Office. more! Nous vervons! ‘The trial ot Capt. Gardner and Wm. Humphries, for | house at the time. The telegraphic wires were 60 highly | $6 do. dow 8534 20 do, do., 55: Sehr Lawra Jane, Deland, &t Marks, via Key West, 9 days, The steamer Atiantic will ake ig Pacific, and sail The obvious corolleries, from what has been said, | the killing of their negro cook, is still progressing be- | charged with the electricity, during the progress of | Norfolk County Rail with mdse, to A Saly 27th. i 2 Petersburg. 3 days. weem to be ther: q fore the U. 8. District Court, “The prisoners are vigo- | the storm, that they were continually emitting sparks, | 24) di & do. F . DC, 6 days, NITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW K . Ol Sompromise bill passes, we shall see | rously deiended by the Hon. John Nelson, who has no | which could be distinctly heard at some distance from ‘ own, DC, n ies yg eee . canal in the State, in logic and a oe a jury. the wire. ‘The clothing ne ot 8 er ais Wo ts ae she gin, Vie ae Jays. U ‘York and Liverpool.—The ships composing this line agw 2 if y lent’s ple vails, Call ia is | Mr. Lee will make the closing speech for the State this | was struck by lightning. James W. Ingalls, who was ighte, 2 50; MAACO ave. \TLANTIC, Captain West. ARCTIC, Captain Luce. edeiiecaglatany, cot ne Ihe in lao cecal ll be morning, when the case will be given to the jucy. The | standing in the doorway, was knocked down and stan- 56 a0, do., th od PaciriC, Captain Np. BALTIC, Captain Comsteat. the same. 4 indictment is only fof manslaughter, though it was | ned. The lightuing struck the posts of the awning, Wroorion Pictee Ns Ie days, with | Those ships ADRLALIG, Captain Gratton. 3. Mr. Clay’s has not the smallest chance of success, | evidently one of the most brutal murders ou record; | and passed between Mr. I.’s legs, tearing one of his J ug » Basel cy edhe peggy posog Cen ayer ey for events tenets and, as in the United States Courts manslaughter is | boots, and taking a piece out of the floor. nt, Virginia, 2 days. Sitectloms. ns, alse in’ ais’ anulear Gs onennt vend 4. The President's separate bill admitting California, | only s misdemeanour, punishable with not more than —_—_— Wheeler, Baltim and their secoommodations for ‘are un can never pass the Houre,—while the Southern mem- | ten years’ imprisonment in jail. they will get off very The Weather. h, Cox, Virginia, 2 0 or comfort. Price of. New bers there remain united and resolved to save the | easy, even if found guilty. Iud the negro got over the | The Newburyport (Mass) Herald, of the Mist inst. Drammer, Fauch Union frem the inevitable consequences of that unwise | eilects of the beating, s conviction for an assault, with | says:—Yesterday, afier thirty-six hours of intenso, and most disastrous measure intent to kill, weuld have carried them to the | heat, (the thermometer rising for two daye above 99, ‘6. No measure materially variant from Mr. Soulé’s | penitentiary; but a conviction for killing carries them | and remaining all of Wednesday night at the uausu: jualled for elegans rork to Liverpool, $19; exclusive use of extra size A! od Sack ship, "No berthe secured unill pald for. ‘Fer (OF passage, apply to m We: 0, EDW'D K. COLLINS, 56 Wall streets Dill. (the substitute.) running the Missouri compromise | only to the common jail, under United States law. height of 76) we bad one of those changes which ex- Bets e 12 wine BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Li Ine to the Pasife, ‘establishing @ territorial govern- | _ The extenrive drug aud chemical establishment of | cessive heat generally produces in this latitude. At 2 | Byrsiyony, Friday, Ju $1,000 Maryland. qu: The Pacific will loave Liverpool... ment for Bouth California,” and protecting the pub- | Mr. J. Irvin Smith, on the corner of Pratt and Hol- | P. M, the wiud changed, bringing s light wir from the | Pay Th" Jiwan ao hares Bauk of Bal hic demain from forfeiture and escheat to the State, | lingsworth street, was destroyed by fire at one o'clock | 8.5. Ina few minutes clouds were observed gathor- | 9 M B ‘do, 15%): 2 Baltimore ai , 18% d WD dor ice 10 doy BORG 8 do, GNC) 2S quebanua Railroad, 19. can pass both houses of Congress esterday morning. The loss on the stock is esti- | ing and at 3o’clock there was a beavy squall, after 3 6. Wt Bir. 80.,1G' bill euecceds, It ean only be because | mated ‘Av about $7 000, on which there is an insurance | which came some rain, @ little thunder aud lightming, | Balsimere aud's a corftiliatory spirit prevails, and then all else willbe | of $5.000 in the Frauklin Insurance Company of | We should probably have had a smart shower had nut eee aneertetoompsniins Pact er Fone ney ee ea-y of adjustment. Philadelphie. the tide been out, but at low water we seldom get any- ‘The Crops. i steamship Viceroy, Ewing, for Galway. If that bill fails, nothing will be done, and the | The union meeting, at Monument square, to-night, | thing more than ihe edge ofa cloud. For halfan hour | Wrat Cor at tHe West. —We give the following wisest thing that Congress can do, will be to pass the | will wear the axpect of an exclusive democratic affair, | before the change ot wind, the heat was intensely op- wat due Lee eee ree L—TO SAIL PUNCTUALLY—FI : ; tract of a letter from Joseph Willett appropriation billa— adjourn over’ past the dog days— | as the whig leaders, who are all oflice-holders or oflice- | pressive; there was scarcely a breath of wind stirring, | °' pen Cry Ay Me Sage part tn peage—eubmit the whole isiues to the. people | hunters, will stand aloof. 2 End the mercury run up tod. The weather continued | aud highly respectable morchant of this city, who bas | ail the vessels which went down th y, Zostorday, an- ETIIIA HEYN, Cape, of the United Stater—returp to the ber with fresh 8 Au’ eg eee Lena =. ry coma — ug night, the thermometer falliag not much | peen travelling at the Weet = chored at the 8 W Spit, om accountof wind. instructions—and as they shall speak, decide. aratoga, the Falls of iagura. and other fashionable low 79. Mtl great evil to keep Califorais in suspense, and seacnaee Banas, ROWEYER, Sed going to Bedford, and the ies ae f BPP Ru —_ binge hard Lae ae Welegraphic Marine Reports. acreat the territories of Utah and Virginia Springs. under the impression that the Nor- | Avornen Destructive Carvasse 1x Looisiana.—The he oypearends of Se Gonz Files Ce Aee ae Uphuawt due 3. Mexico under military governments, and # great thern resorts will be too much crowded, crevasse in Grand Levee, Point Coupée, will, we fear, | Aen cen. eevction# of Ohio. Michigea, Indiaun’ aed | pArived—Ships Sultana, NYork; Gen Berry, and Lucy, FOR PAYRE.-THE SUBSTANTIAL FRENCH BRIG to leave the boundary dispute between the latter and | — The Holliday street theatre has now closed for the | Prove one of the most disastrous and calsmitous events | through vome se witwee ail cad totome | Doren! sohe Wanay, Havana. REAUMUK, Bilard, has three-fourths of her argo eae ‘Texas unadjusted; but all these evils shrink to the di- | season, and the Museum will close in a fow days, which has taken place in Louisiana for many years | further Wes\ ite ott ir tag! Bore oan aged. and will be promptly dispatc For freight or pas= mensions of a s. compared with the unutterable ean a ape on This break oceurs at @ point where the river pcongg bata lagna ane j vaya — — Foreign Matis. sage apply to OY & HINOKEN,,161 Pearl stroet, evil of risking the existence of this glorious Union Shtindnlinin Gouna as long indicated a tendency to break through tothe | gup, whose entire crop of eighty acres would Not PFO: | revren Race of steamer Canada, for Halifax and Liver~ o ‘upon rome omincur finale to these distracting, turbu- Our ns Senne renee sea, in # direction which would be less than one-half | duce the seed, and he feared the cattle. ‘will close at the Exehange Reading Room, (67 Exchange) | Jf 7 levt. and exarperating os : Puraverensa, June 21, 1850, | the distance it is now compelled to meander, before 1 | Gronara— The La Grange (Ga.) Reporter of June 14, Foci clock. Letters oan be pre-paid to | ejvaries Stoddard. : og 8 ‘on ; : reaches its dertination. In other words, the distance | ga: n this section of the country, crops are ¥ ing at Port Royal to lan: sand mails, on Mo Sere ets nes knrnn. 1 Ge ee ee The Whig Biate Convention. from the Grand Levee, in Polat Coupés, to the sea: | backward. They have been much injared by cold wes: Bace of stehmer Constitution, for Rio Saneire, | July lat, at thive o'clock, “rem her dock pier Now 3 Ne Ke y Whe has written them, matters not. | _ The whig State Convention has adjourned, after fix- | shore. by a straight line, would be little more than | ther; and are now being ruived by lice. One of our past Zu'clock. Letters can be | “ot Passage apply to 4. HOWARD & SON, ue, he will hear them praised. Lf they are | ing off mattersin a very peculiar manner, The in- | one-third the distance trom that point to the Balise. | best farmers gives it as his opinion, t) even if the roadway. re pair to on. airendy divavows them. Hence the incognito: | fluences which procured the nomination of the tickct | Thit tendency of the Mississippi towards the rea-rhore | next fall be as favorable as the Inst ‘and it cannot |" Lottere bags for Havana, per steamer Isabel, will close as | (FVHROUGH LINE TO CALIPOKNIA—THE U. 8. , « Ori ( has been develop t , until, by the un- ther portions of th try | above on Wednefday, 2ch, at half past 8 o'clock. Steamrhip Company between New York, Havi ne ANONTME. | gro worthy of note. Henry W. Snyder, the candidate | fortunate and uuwie act of cuttiag the Kaccourel | have fared as bediy as this haa tared, the present eesp Miscellan: jeans and Chagren touching of Charistow and Sefaanan Wasmivoron, June 19,1859, | for Auditor General, is a son of old Governor Snyder. | Cut-off, the whole torrent was brought down with such | will not xeeed 1,500,000 bal Se land and seseive peseensars snd malls. Ceaer U7 Wise i . : % 1 Pi A mighty pressure, that gradually all the barriers erect- | are very gloomy. 0, The Proceedings ef Col. Monroe at Santa Fe—The Depar- | Uf there is any name in the history of Pennsylvania, | C782 bline Coupee have given ways Lovisiasa.—The Alexandria (La.) Demecrat of the 5th FONG ture of the Texas Agent—The Indignation of the Texan | Which the people of the interior revere as that of an | ous to this break in the Grand Levee, ucarly one-half | inst. says :—We bave heard numerous complaints from x Delegation apostle of republicanism and democracy, it is that of parish had been put under water. This reeent | our planting friends, that their crops have, to a great We have no positive or official information that a | Governor Snyder, You hear him everywhere spoken 'y, howe ma So last und crowning disaster of | extent, suffered materially, and that the present will afilicted our State during | be a very light one compared to those of wny previous convention for forming a State constitution for New | fas the very beau ideal of a first rate Governor. Well, ‘The water which bresks through here | year. Rain is muc! ded Indeed, the prospects | Br Bricanrine Huntness, (of Yarmouth, N3) Samuel ee Porle, mn feom Lansoneel Ga hocedae beateoeen aoe tigus ISthuls. From T4th to 2let_ of April, ex- aiber indeed.” April (ie at, Be, ed Cape James Findlay Sohenok, U. Se Capt James |. S. Tar Capt, David D. Bi 3. Navy nd two se- d would produce » great 4 " ernor’) q will basten rapidly towards the sea, over a country the | and favorable chan th wearance of the crops. Mexico, has been called by Col. Monroe, the United | this is the Goyernor'sson. The whigs of course expect | wil pidly y iP P' States Military Commander and Governor at Santa | that the father’s reputation will elect the son, no mat- | fitest and most productive on this continent. We rf refer to the Attakspas, embracing the parish of St. Telegraphic Keports. Fe. Major Neighbors, the Texas agent, sent there by | ter What he may be. Indeed, this was urged, though | Mary. which Produces the largest amount of sugar of Bavtimone, June 23, 1850. ane ‘that State to extend her authority over the Santa Fe in very polisbed language. yesterday in the convention, | avy parish in the State; St. Martin, Lafayette, and a ‘Tho steamer's news has tended to depress the flour ede} ‘May i, Spoke baat 1 thr conihiy, bagyelioedek So Reus, endian ta She by age ilemap from Lycoming county. On the pre- | large part of Ascension and Ibberville. These parishes | market. Sales of Howard street have been made at Rishedben’ Goa eansliod tase ot, Snyder bad got small yote, but on the | are situated in alow, flat country, composed of alluvi- | $5 25. Corn is also depressed. Wheat is unchanged. misrion, as he no doubt anticipated before going up to | very next ballot he received seventy votes, when | al soil, and watered by mumerous bayous and lakes. Banta Fe; but we have no evidence that Col. Monroe | fifty-six would have been suillcient to put of water into these outlet ealied together the convention so obnoxious to the | bint in nomination. Joseph Henderson, the candidate must inundate the whol Avnany, June 22-25 P.M. | Elisabeth bearing SE 12 miles, fell in with the wreck of sche dalarel Venta Surveyor General, is ot Washington county, the | cou by # similar crevasse. The receipts by eanal at this place since our last, | Chief Sachem, o bee The cMicial correspondexce Iaid before the Sonate, a | great wool district of Penusylvania, | There the wool | 1828, that many of the best portions of these parishes, | we give below :—Flour, 6,000 bbls.; Cora, 25000 bush; | I few days ago, explains, perhaps the whole business, terests of the State all centre, and, consequently, | now cultivated great success, were submerged to | Wheat none. The market for four is not 80 awetive. By that corres: it appears that a dozen of the | When the whigs nominated Mr. Henderson. they m the extent of twelve or fifteen feet. If the aaa ey | but is firm at previous figures, ‘There is a fair milling leading men of Santa Fe, American and Mexican born, | ® direct appenl to the tariff prejudices of the State, | of water discharged is at all 1 to that of 1828, inquiry for wheat. and the market is firm at former opposed to the elaim of Texas, iseucd, on the 13th of | Joshua Dungan, the candidate tor Canal Commission- | there can be no exaggeration of the damage dome, It have to report a heavy market for April. «call for « preliminary meeting of the people of | ¢: 18 © Bucks county farmer. There's another tub | will versl—pay, many millions. We rest in of the Hibernia’s news. The Now Mexico, in bebalf of a convention for a State or- | thrown tocatch the whale, That is a douceur tor East- | hope, however, that either the otevasse will be stopped, 000 Dushels at Glo, for round yellow, ganiration ern Pennsylvania—a bait to catch the agricultural | or that some measure may be devised to arrest this | tng soc. for mixed Western, Barley is la moderate It appears that Major Neighbours, in Santa Fe, at | Yotes, and an effort to get a whig majority from a loco. | most disastrous flood.—N. O. Delta, June 14. at steady prices. ‘are mesh looked ter, 1 rigg: ted to erect jury masts, and get sail upon Doflee has advanced ; 1,000 # Kiojhave found buyers - Mi ab 10}¢¢.; holders are now asking Ile. Portemontby fret Ney Baiubeey ‘TepornarzOn Sithe Cape eae rage, Woard!!! os POR SAN FRANCIS, BENECIA, AND SA: City.—To aail from Philadelphia’ om the aplendia pew steamship CONSTITUTION, gel, now, loading at Philadel isined, will cow’ date, unless sooner fu! The Constitution has double 0. the time. protested against this proceeding, ina letter | foco county. —— ee u 000 bus! 46 s. s] the underwriters’ list. — te Col Monroe; and we apprehend that Col. Monree On locking at the resolutions reported tothe con- Rallroad Matters, bya] we Mea a axe. £h Sema ae pnd HROUGH LINE FOR SAN VIA CHa- was so situated that he could give mo countenance to | Yebtion by the committee, and adopted with acclama- | | Hatrax avo Quant Rartacans We lenrn from | in better reduest ut 23 0230. Tn freight, Ye RE RAR Ry AEROREE, Honey the protest of the gallant Texian, t I find that the interpolations of the Clay mea | New Brunswick papers, that intelligence has been B 22, 1850. an: igh indie, Commander, will leave her dock, Pior No. iN. The insituction- from the War Department, of Nov, | sre not of so decided a character as I had been in- | received at Halifax, that the British goverament have Pravo, Jw 4 iles from ®, vessel's deck, hesri on Monday, July Sth, at 3 o'clock. we for reek, 19, 1849, require the United Stat ding oft. | formed withstanding all their efforts in committee, ted to guarantee arate of interest of 4 per cent | Thereceipts at this port since yesterday, are as fol- fant {4 miles, and from "Point fndia Ni tant 9 mil: Passengers are particularly requested to have their baggage cor at Gants Fe to assiet and encourage the peuple of | they only succeeded in exprossing conciliation towards 1,000,000 sterling. for she purpose of constructing | 1OW* '—Flour, 1,500 barrels; wheat, 6 $00 bushels; corn, where Pilots oun be had night oF uy, and vessels ou on board, the Saturday wretiee erie Wa New Mexico, including the disputed country, to organ. | the South ina general way, declaring that General Halifax and & allway. 8,500 bushels, The market for flour has been rather anchors and ¢! oe vA ize themselves into ® State government. The object of | Taylor was not elected on sectional grounds, and heavy, but we have no special change to notice in treet. Praispieey Rare ~ The Providence Journal states a 7 ¢ 0 Datei y king an allusion, in the tariff resolution, . uotations. The sales are moderate, We notice an | Bark Fairmount, from Philadelphia for Barbadees, June OR OALIPORNIA.—THROUGH TIC POR SAW these instructions was to steer clear of the Wilmot pe neo 2 I rm "the pl Ou. wank tities that $300,000 ha: subsoribed by five individuals, b wre 4 feeling in the market for wheat, expecially for | 1, Int 25 3), lon 62: Franciseo, via Py to leave ‘ork July let, proviee, and it was the only expedient the eableet | Cooper s reply in, the Bouate to the Beltish Minister's © Pini afield road, Soonnnest Frovi- the low grader. Some sales are making, but nothing | ,,PF«, America, of and from Salem for Philadelphia, mo date, y, fer C! and Ae: dheg ‘i ‘ slay opposition to the Midland road. | 4, t been clesed, ‘The steai ‘news has 4 8 37, low Warren, Panama to San Prancisoo, may It is highly probable that Colonel Monroe may have | 20 Jieguising the fact, that Messrs Clay and Coopor ae a8 ye 2 closed. od mer bed pro. Brig ma, of Provincetown, from Port au Prince for enewened’ Make Neighhous by calling hie attention | Were overslaughed because of the people who advo- ceriptions. Promise of other liberal sub- | queed an easier foeling for corn, with an inclination | Boston, was passed June 9, in Crooked-Lsiand Passage. bad DOLE & CO.. 63 Front street. to these instruction, and that, in consequence of this | ¢ated their merits in the convention, The whigs of _——— on the of holders to press sales The sales com- —-— 7 Whalemen. Wo} SCHOONER, BUIL! answer. the Major may have left the couutry, Pennsylvania will never permit designing domagogaos ‘Telegraphic Matters. rise 6.000 bushels mixed Western at 47 cents. There Sid from New London, 18th, ship Alert, Bolles, North Pa- EF Also, Cannot a Fishing Smack, in good er: y cel » from twenty-two pound: pwn vo Swi The dings for'a convestion were instituted by | to array in open hostility Henry Ulay and General A snggestion has been made to employ deaf mutes | !8 8 fair inquiry for oats, at prices much the same as | citic. the plonie at Bante Pa Col, Mantes wan lneksmtink | Taglecs’ Shay are tree as steel to their old leader, | as operstives im thotelograph eM@ees, Ttfoanevel one, | betore Fe crted. ‘Theres nothing of importance doing | “#ia from New Bedford, 20h, ships Wm Hamilton, Paatte; ISAAC MALL, | to assist them. and could therefore give no counte- | Harry of the West, ang love and admire him as much | and the experiment, it is said, will be tried in rye, while holders are steady. In whiskey, there is | Mary, Indian Ocean. = ee nance to the mission ot Major Neighbours. That, we | ®# ever they did, bat they will not submit to see him 8 fair business doing, at yesterday's prices. “There is a Ports. MMIC AL. think, is the trath of the ease praived in such manner as to cast a censure on old CITY TRAD! fair business going on in freights. Flour is taken for | | Argcino, June 9—Drige bano, from Norfolk, ding; Hope, ‘The Senators and members are highly indignant | Zack, and the culpable effort to do this has caused this Taveehen Albany at Sl cents per barrel, and corn at 935 cents Soe, a nue 3B Ridgeway, Protis, SILAS, DK. HL. K. ROOT, agrinst Old Zack. War is threatened against New | neglect of the convention * Cott ‘ to oe ger bushel. | Wheat ia talon as former rates: timore; 2ist, schr James P Loftiand, Hallett, Philaitelphia; , ofhoe, Now Mexico; and General Houston. next week, will pre a. sane ob ee Ee rrr | 241), brig Mary Elisabeth, Kirvan. Baltimore; May 10, sche Reot’s triumpi consists in the Diy bring the President to task about it, in the Sen: Puraoecewta, June 23, 1850. | gecounte of the growing ori ++ Bn Married, Alonzo, Thowns, Newbern. Permanent eure of Cons Famers, Diseaaes But. upon the whole, the friends of the compromise Several attempts at incendiarism were made last ‘drm, with free pales of full prices. Trea id On Thursday evening, June 20, by the Rov. Dr. Mat Se pesrevewn, ? EI, June 11—Arr sehr Resident, Row- eo Cn Mag ard on tae cee gy contetbate te thes o- | aicht. About 10 o'clock, some boys fred s frame car- | many other articles of produce, was comparatively | thews. Mr. J. Howano Acaensan to Miss Lerivia A. ope 1—Brig Adelphi, Gorm, for Rervousress, Paralysis, Spinal Def nen of is See se the cranibus, which provides for this WB | peuter shop, in Lombard street east of Broad. The | quict, as dealers were d ‘to wait for the re- | McKay, ail of this city. Coleman, do, 6 days. - for medicines moderne. - Bxamination of the er ae young villians were discovered by a watchman, who | Cit ,0f {he Camas ee ready mentee, ae : «Gigi. frome Work Vests Were the Basonnten, $1. _Advion deny Wasnrnaron, Jane 21, 1958. ve chase, notwithstanding, they managed to escape. | Tiere was a fair enquiry for flour, with m sales, inst. , in the S4th year of his ago, Marrwew Bae py td DB, CONVERS MEDICAL CARD TO YOUNG MEN— Evening Report. bout twe o'clock A M., two forced open the | uyder the influence of diminishing receipte, LD th, Outre, tron mee Are you sw ‘from the sad effec ‘Weare deep in theseventh month of the session, and | door of the Franklin Hore House nothing done, All dark and mystery still, ‘The pres- sure of public opinion, however, is operatin, id the omnibus has that great advantage, as the measure be- Conklin, in Lodg * 5 7 jer to purchase at old inride yault at Trinity Ohureh, where the funeral services fore Congress up against the weathers, and between if the amount offering was mot large. Pork was steady, | will ta * He " lac Both houses adjourned over to Monday. The House | hundred boxes of matches placed under it ; with light sales. Beet hams were in good demand. | On th Beet sune, at Pontotoc, Mississippi, Manria are evidently going to wait for the Senate, and the | of the matches iguited, and those going out, the effort | There was no eb other articles of provisions. | L. Bo: wife of Col. Richard Bolson, and daughter Senate, next week, will make a desperate effort to pass ey sg ae In the two former casus, some damage | Coffee was held above the views of buyers. Sugar was | of the Inte West Dandridge, formants of Virginia. ‘able accounts ting the prospec’ ing crops, received from various sections of t! Large helders were not Te Tespectfully invited to house of his pay Matthew corner of 155th street and (Sunday) afternoon, at 3s 4 remains will be deposited in the famliuy i 10 doy Bento for NYork, meee ot youth? in Sth, ‘of Nicolai Adele, oe Ae ah Richmond, Give, for NYork | Tovng ong Ps ‘tolsey, for do, Idg: Co- | Matrimony 4 he omly rem (or NY orh, d Figetla, ea fames, pre. ‘ther Bikey ore toe anton | Hint ‘ile ecrdialcoutains wo me - rious re + tess idle, te tl marr) une Tis wintom. . ivernis, Eldridge, of; | sinus. $2 best in fair demand, but prices, if anything, somewhat | On Friday, 2ist inst, Catnanive Koonn, wie of Pa- ape of Jombee, ~* ‘the bill. pepe CR TST easier trick Roche, in the 49th year of her age. rigs Mouice, Burke, Phitadelphis id avenns, between 104R Next week, therefore. we expect will be the most in- Our Albany Correspondence, Asnxs.—The market opened to-day, for the first | The relatives aud friends of the family are reapect- storie, (Behde ‘th ee ae (Be Se “ ah teresting of the session thus far. Some heavy speeches Avert, N. ¥., June 20, 1850. time since the fire at the inspection warehouse, with | fully invited to attend the funeral trom her late re- wig fat. » 30, $96 Werkes street’ are to come—Soulé, on the California boundery, Jef- The Weather —Theatrreals—Trial for Poisoning ‘fe. sales of 20 bbis new bills pearls at $6; old bills pots | sidence No. 131 Sixteenth street, between Firat avenue Tee stann, June 12—Left ship RD Shepperd, Davis, ‘oliee Garette. fold slowly at $5 68 an ¢ A, om this day (Sunday) at J o'clock, P.M. | for Boston, 2 ds: ferson Davis, Butler, Turney, Mason, Hunter and For several days past, the weather has been exces- | jy apererpe -bess—Gchents day are limited to $.200 | On the 17th inat., at his residence neat Rlisubeth: | N¥erk ‘ot Chwsres others. Benton, on the boundary of New Mexico, with | sively warm in this vicinity ; infact, the sun shone | bbix. including Canadian at $5064 for the British | town, New Jersey, Wituam W. Woovrver, aged 3d, | ladelnhis for Kingston, J, thevugh Turks a vase eéllection of old maps, authoritics from Ham, | with so igor, that one almost fancied himseit | Provinces; No. 2 eu Sag $0 os; mind te tense | Ge the ties Test, of congestion of the brain, after : Doidt dewn, but never omitting Humboldt, A great | broiling ima fire. But this morning we were favored | Mien ; 24 I y t $5 80a $57, pure Genesee at $6124 @ | sickness of tour hours, Many Burzamern, wife of Hea- #peech. perbaps. from Corwin, who always croates a | witha refreshing thunder shower, which has made the | $6 15 sensation, And with this amount of work on band. ft | atmosphere quite comfortable. Vegetation looks | $¢ 26 ® $650; extra Ohio at $625 a 96 57%. and extra is doubtful if the Senate will get through next week. . a beautii 4 tee farenl Generee at $6 50.8 $7. Southern flour was Mr. Clay's policy is to refrain fron debate; but we | thrifty ani jutiful, and the farming community | easier, with sales of 900 bble. at $5 se sb 08% app there will be enough on the other side to pu Ld fy handsome crops of all kinds of ™ xed to straight brands 5 ye xandria, Bran- through tb ok Bat. unless appent ‘wine, and Georgetown. wae ral very deceptive, the bill will go through {he'Senste aud | . 1m theatricals, wo have considerable attraction at | ‘The sales were about 130 bbls. at $2 © % . Tovehed leh, bi a aig by EY KEWARD“MYERS & CO.'S SPRCIFIC—& ‘Tsland certain remedy for all diseases of the w iravel, Gonerrh: Gleet, Whites in females, Kidneys, &e. This preparation 0 years. No restrie= ort, June I5-8id brig Ocean Rird, (new, for sale,) 3 se ty Som. Basi mas, do. re. ay ne 19—Cld bark +, Do ay & Co, Goveral Agents, 162 F on aireet Fae tale Mp \—Are—Ship id The drugginte generally, throughout the United States Nickels, Nickola, Galveston: Canada. the funeral from her late residence, 18 Laight | thews, Pokimerss Marietta, Shai OO — W Mach ; ‘this (Sunday) “afternoon, at half-past tour brig Hi Mathews, Herrithew, der very Pepa grew £500 REWARD.—JEFF RIES’ re ory Fa . tot Miatirs for the euse of b rn 224 June, 1860, of consumption, Jons Renny, G and ritilar makes {ten or twelve days at the outs the Museum Saloon. Hudson, the celebrated [ri was inactive at $294 for Jersey, and ¢ for Brandy- | @ native of Killarney, county Kerry, [reland, aged 41 ‘let, New York. Bitheat Teast pte | diet, drink, Or perfect nal. | Comedian, closed eagement last Monday eveni wine. In Wheat nothing of importance was done. The | years California vin Baltimore: barks pitadie C7 8 DEE Se, On Wiles Cocnien S Vere mae ¢emand was pretty fair, but the supply was moderate. | His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- ‘a wkt; Carle, Adame, Turks le G vited to ettend his funeral, this day Sunday, at two Al from fashionoble audience were in attendance. Last even- | Genere wax held firmly at $1 0 he tas o'clock ia Inte residence, 79 Mail poled; eich Nomad chareea ed fancy Ohio at $6.8 $0 18\; tavcy Genesee at | Z G, Wheeler, and shter of the late John Clough, hq, U.8. Navy, aged 24 yours ‘The relatives’ and friends of the family are invited to atte: stree: er, "actory, C R'Dichborn ing. Mr. F. A. Vincent, a promising and talented young 0, and will be looked into, by ‘treet * Febo, Bevate or House, before long. The comedian, received his farewell benefit. The saloon On evening, the Qist instant, Mrs. Keita | anchored fe Nantashet head Ienting and a gocd deal of negotiation going om to | W®* filed with o delighted and discriminating audi- Pow. idow of Kichard Fowler, in the 66th year of | | Rx iros x tory, which, considering the heat of the weather. was quite s compliment to the young actor, who was greet- ed, when he first appeared for the evening, with » per- fect shower of fragrant bouquets. Miss Julia Dean, the charming tragic actress, appears this evening. Albanians are to have # now theatre in about two dune 20—Arsohr Token, Baker; sloops Artist, rest, for New York. june 17th. —Arr, Caroline Grant, Harriman, Bal- jane 19th — Are, Br brig Cynthia, Li i prow, June Ie—Are ship Cxvainen, (Oop Retape, see. Cid The inquiry for Outs was ote sales at for J but was dall and easi were more or less Basco: ber The friends and relatives of the tamily are respect fully invited to attend her funeral from her late rest dence, 119. Eldridge, corner of Delancy street, on Sun day, the 20d instant, re more oF q 22d instant, at two o'clock, P.M.” Her re: | Barcelona Urge Rinty: (ap) Cartan, du pie mi euppered to be buying | ‘ OOO bushels at $90 for | malo taken to Greenwood for interment, Higher, Liverpool. “Std sehe Eine Baker, (Sw) ch we aves months. Mr. Eddy, the tragedian, is the projector, 1 an ped he having purehared a commodious buildiog for that pry her mre: wach ond nnn dune 130h.—Are, when Datavin, Belle 8 C) Lanson rant, efolk: Thomas Hicks, and Antilles, Grover, de. ‘ork Pilgbury, 10, remed: w York: Be-~ Frent ‘ke, are too well York, Tith— tment, alen, by letter, Bueklin, Periodion! Pille , yoni: echre Female Petindiest Pits and Drops Ste 0" Rr = =, "ror "Panter, Raynor, and Sau Saskaon, Mack? | IN Mrvetson the avure aud vitaweats¢ privees scam % by local appiieation, wii Vispenard treet, near Hroadway, deiiy, with undisitaished sussead, ‘ness, gen: feed recommesésnira, at the tail of | PUrpore, in Green street, between Beaver and Hudson inet among c this is no time to swap tu Tail hold is good hold, " MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Port of New York, June 23, 1850, trial of Carr, for polsoning bie wife, erage slowly . this being the eighteenth day of it. The sam- 4 up will not take place till next Monday or Tavs. There is some doubt about his being convicted | by telegra , although the Fisn the market was quiet, with a | omen The transactions in cod ag | reached 600 eather hot a¢ Africa, and the colered populatic ington tearful of being sent to New Mexico ld mines of Calif They think that empromise, le they no objes fornia, they don t want to go to New Mexico ot B : 3 : seep Ne ee $270, which was lower. Mackerel wore Cleared. | iladeiphte. ‘and all Kindred atertions of eaighnd driving splendid bustooss Im Julape and Our Carsene es lower.’ ‘In herring there wore small rales | eehetareog Puladetphse att San Francises: Penob= ‘Sete 1s-Ae brig Win Crawford, Brookings, of = ee urtle soup. and hee a suite of rooms fixed up for the , revious Henporor of Hayts, expecting that be is to be cont for | Susereetin *. Curs.-Both vessels oud shippers apprared ta- | Condeitey Gaaeny at Le pom 8 Helvetiyn. Gilpatriok, aK | . Mr Clayton to drive « treaty for the sale of the ae © Sree eee 0 await the receipt of private letters’ The oot. (sk Browns Mount Sivart Biphin a : asta rors vg the cast island to South Cerolina enezuela, He. ton engsged yesterday atest ‘Was 000 bales. To-day, | 4, Weottally pis | of the Rind ever; — Por the benefit of masters of vessels and others visit- | vessels up tor Liverpool refased 0 take it for less, and ee, Sedirey, Beale, | ae Ee wee Our Baltimore Correspondence, ing thie island, the Dutch government have erected, on = voy epee — at thatrate. Od. was | i, Ato Belchen; i pe ie ged Bactimone, June 21, 1950. manded for corn, and @ cheere was taken at Balchew: Fxtey Racca ef tehtuhd titel Suaig eat the island of Little Carscao (« small island about five | 35."¢q. ‘There was no change im Fates to other porte iand, Nesmith & Sons. imei : ra a ba : Vo Sadtler's Stolen Jewelry— Mysterious Cire miles to the southward of this island) « lighthouse, of 1 iver reached 500 bales, at | Sic) Costa, “palorme, Chamberiats & ell, Mat mkt. Towed teloee Sub test, anip = pane + Rumored Explanation Capt Gardner's Triak | some forty feet in height, which will be lighted in th 62% c., with » good export demand. — tas, T Owen & Sen; od Velocity. W'S PRIVA gical Operation—Heat — Good Dividends, &e. course of this of next month, A lighthouse on that |, H#Mr.—The demand was rathor limited, and the cane dees . Vyramid, Hendicaon, Havre: F4 mpage my od Thomas Gorman, one of the members of the inde | island was very neceneary, ae the island ix almost lovel | » cents in 6 some —edndeaedly: nit Dewull k's sin 1, Catania, N ane ae Bolte: sek ere Pt fd Pendent police of this city, yesterday morning, called | with the ves, and cannot be seen at night, unless the | Inos.—Holdere were firm for Beotch pig at ¢: manda Clifford, § 4, brig Phocton, © “aprwendegee ony Beton spared by On Messrs. PB Sadtler & Son, whose ators, it will be | weather ie ¥ y clear months, at which price «mall ales were ‘Semi ARG Cav aes ereaay for remembered, was robbed re held at $85 600 $30, Merny "The market was quiet and easier, with snlee of English and German at $4 60, watches and jewelry to the value of about $6,000 9 few months since. and informed | 8 Trench man-of war ra ‘ae atotal low, The Englich bar Id 19th, seh Dace June Ser, brig Nape toll, Caw, feline Rien them partwentarty, hy Senet, Wi thene whose health dese aot perzatt of an inpresse Of fe Tunnell, do; S months, with inte. Philadelphia; Pacific, .- pectal hare them that he bad recovered nearly all their stolen | 2** Sed white one, and can be seen several miles at 4 4.000 pigs Galenaat $450, cash, both tonrrive, wiehraeon a ¥ w= bed crerp tomdje—the ite, the nother the ong goods, and shortly after brought to the store a gutts ~The demand was active, the rapply aot b do; Charter @ak, Fowler, Providen: ‘onster, wombnhood, & the ene tn the 0 it, and prices tend @ i. } in New Haven; 4'C Totten, N rey, from jure concen plates am important percha bag, which was found to coutain about $4,000 ced making their rey cnn We nest ‘a ale of 100 tone ¢ Sloope=H DB Hawking, Je Providenes he . OAR dietover the causes, me, aed the moet Worth of the goods, e number of gold watches, diamond ¢ from here are fixed on the ry first foe a long time pact, for export, os | © / 4%: Now York, donee, New Haven, Persian, ‘Q— Ar gehts Martin, Waite, Philadel- d moet cervain mode ot eure, in every pings, Weeestgtns, Gnd denrings, be = month, excepting the hurricane month, when they s a ‘port, A hiss Velocity, Montgomery, and Lucy Biake, Howes, Now a pe f ‘ : im —- ‘ 0 r ‘< mi <. t. | will leave here om the i4th and 24th. The price of ‘The demand for common Thomaston | Ship Brodrene, {er} gexegned, Leghorn, 77 days, with Provingye! ne Arr sh Ins Bonnett, Carr, Al- te ten Waris ae Gorman says that he has been endeavoring for two | pastnge in these vessels, from hote to St. Thomas, it | more nctine theeh thee woe wae | te Sebmidt & Raleben,’ Mar 15, lat $9 10; ton 20 | any: 5 Mb Parhar: Mavens tos op Taal A tinea: months past to track the thieves, and at inst discovered | #16; irom St. Thomas here, 5 6 Till facilitate | rent in prices. The greater part of the © from Keagerol for Bag fiam Luce, du; Henry ci E itath; NYork. Sid eye l= y Dear Vir— My wile Bee coun porseptibiy siating £8 their hiding place. Rumor, however, Sonn oom 4 26, lon 2385, spoke bark Levitin, | ji Helen, Das " Y i ence of her that the | West Indies, toe Mary licion, Davis, N York; | some three yours or more, in eee § J - infofmation as to where it was deposifed was given to | and there tal more debili tered | | ish and ruflering some mostie out in the steamer to 8t. Thomas, | P*¥¢ — a at 73 cents for comm for thie piace. Boston, 3 days, in he pack: t le & wonder this bes ing, ek Gorman by Bill Devoe and Jos Murray. the two pro- jul climate ts not more AUPM, Dimiler Bot st Scan ee ae fessional men now in our jail aw trial for an at- | visited, partioularly in the winter months, by invalida 4 Be py ia ot Se ye tempt to rob the Pell Foint Savingw’ Haak ‘The | The thermometer ranges here throughout the year feom | C1'eg pie Mi Regeete), Dearqee, Cotte, Mord | ce GiLings, 4053 ‘to, fe meet the worst. At this time (wow about two eupposition is, that they either participated in ti SO to 80 So dry is the atmoephere here, that some of 7 6 daye from Borten fi Ccast of attics Tid= Arr bark Paes, Wilk io. Chi sohre | heard yorr book bighly spokes of, ae rebbery, oF became coguisant of the hiding place, 01 the poor inhabitant sleep in the open alt. Very little | Tere leo in my for Os med Movroon, Silliman, Msp: La jery, Nickerson, Boston; | tte reaching my ease. On ity receipt and boing aed ren fee to defray the expense of thelr | fain falls here. Buchs climate meet be healthy. The pa 4 Be. with 4 months. In rosin or tar there was | of Clydesdale, (Br) Greonosk, | Menmer kK rth York The relict ir atorded approaching trial employed Mr. Gorman to act astheir | Creolrs of the island have an old saying, that people | Nothing dene worthy of mete, Prices were about the | $4 gare with iron and If pecsengers, to K Itwie. nynne en a erat in obtaining the reward never die here, bat dry up and blow away. Prices of both descriptions of linseed oil have | snd'isd passengsrs ts Pavensiaat ® Schumacher. teh tusk, | gel June 2—Atr tebr Cipey, Perrine, NYork. OM Apt. Gardner. and his mate Humphreys, Rewly appointed American Consul, for this e eaveneeh oan | fon IR, cow w ship showing Titeotons | ht Pinto, ear. for beating their colored cook to death, has nearly | land, Col oung. gives entire satisfaction to the | pill farther s tp. The salen etaslet of | San Mics eyaig ts Aveuate, Stone, NYork. Cid closed, and will be given to the jury to-day. The only | Merchants. and acts in the most gentlemanly manner peringly.. Tee se Trowbridge, Whittlesey, Rarbadors, via St | HE Tarcdeom WC, Youe is-Are sche Det testimony brought by the defenes was ae to their pre | towards all Americans visiting the island. Itisa great | £°4'tyu in itis. Aloo, Regtion | Valiant” Sid in co with bark Chieftain, | camden, Me: Toe, vrig Ellen ayoen, Gaithe Caee ld : Tous gcd charseter and an attempt to invalidatethe | Pity the foes of his office should be #0 small, At the close there was ne Hnglish to be had under Tae, | chews, Ponce, PR, Jane ¢, wish sngne to | Le" tebe Chas Milla Francis NY eth; tok bite Sobe Daw po ag = TA mig EF <n Rf ot appele wane Tee yea entel®. | Whale continued inactive but stendy. Olive ofl wad | ‘Nord for | “Wacatam, eee hen whe fanned other®, made different representations He alan | thi General Paes will have arrived in the United | prlline !m mall paresis at previous Qgures, Some tri. | t Ferry, ae. Batiod ieinc asks "hemte ony tone Hanted to ‘bring ins statement us to the manner of | Slaten as the vearel which was to have taken hj | *! Sete cote sth al | 1; Basking Baltimore: Pravkth Rerfotke he cook's death, signed by the orew at Porto Rico, | there, lef here for Cumane some ten days ago, heeal semen abd « sales o€ 800 bbls. at $10 Te for meee | iSan tasks of Dil Boos Keys, rpoxs none vy sionpe Agent, Nor Nee 5 » dg; 20th, ech’ Fredk Taylor, N York. ~