The New York Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1850, Page 4

Tana EERE EERE Sa INTELLIGENCE | BY TaE MAILS, Ow Washington Correspondence, Wasninerom, June 22, 1860, Mhe Temas Boundery—Old Bullion Preparing a Big Speech on the Subjest—A very Singular Map brought to Light. Col. Benton is pretty generally regar ied as an imps Tiows, domineering, and dictatorial eustomer, with a Proslivity to quarrel with everybody, aud to browbeat ‘all opposition into obedience. ‘With all that we have nothing todo, We have only ‘bo consider his course and his qualities asa public maa jand here, at least, he has some remarkably strong points. He is an industrious stutent, his speeches are ‘the results of labor and research ; and his argumonts fre from the history, the fact» the statistics, the re- @ords, the treaties, and the u bearing upon the Subject. He is always posted up with the documenta, ‘It was the old map of the old treaty of Utrecht, with the red lines seross it, “drawn by tho king’s own Bhand”’—it was this map. and the historical events re- @ultivg from the naughty trick of the lap-dog of the Duchess of Maribor uch. wth Mrs. Masham’s new silk gown, that settled the Oregan boundary question ‘An equally perplexing q om is the determi- mation of the western bovutary of Texas. It has mever been distinctly uederstood. because of the e@opflicting claims to the territory on the eastern side Of the RieGrande. The map» ebich we have exami. ed, published for to the ivd»pendence of Texas, place the southern boundary of New Mexico, where it @rovses the Rio Grande at or xrar the Paso del Norte, neer the 82d parallel of latitude which gives to New Mexico at least eeven hundred miles of territory on ‘the east side of the upper Rio Grande, now claimed by Texas That this claim to this territory has grown up since the annexation is easy to prove that it was never at- tempted to be made good till this territory was con- quered by the United Scotr isa fact, except ia the ane of the Santa Pe expedition in ‘41, when the whole of the expedition were tak-n prisoners and sent te the @ungeons of the castle of Porote in Mexico, Texas, therefore, has no claim to New Moxico, exeept auch grows out of the annexation and upon tbat compact she kas some claim in ey else its provisiens for Gividing the territory oF States are absurd We understand. however Benton is ing aepeech on the subject arming with the necestary map- and Jo Texas has no title to the upper Kio tance down the river two hundred miles below the ox- treme limit claimed by New Mexico; that is to say, Bhat ina long slope of territory ov the Rio Grande be- low New Mexico, which slo beloogs to the United Btates, and which he intends to move to inelude with. in the boundaries thus taking some 40.000 square miles more from Texas than is proposed by the Vom. promise bill And the principal for this position fs, a wisp published by a y of the Republic of Texas ri 1843, bearing the broad peal of the Republic, and indorsed by Gen Hourten Gen Kask, and other ficial men of the Republic. a: atrae map of Texa and ar such recommending it to the publie, Wehave Been the map. It embraces 9 territory extending to mear the mouth of the eros branch of the Rio Grande, nerr the 100th degree of | ngitude from Green- wich, and there is more teritory on the map, And thus we find an official map of the Kepublie of Texas Jeaving ont ® thousand iiles in length of the territory onthe upper Rio Gran orming no more & pa have every inch of Dy Texas as lying within b ‘The introduction of th ive wome trouble to t xian Senators, ifficulty probably in the sum of money to be paid to her for thie dirputed territory; for the more you weaken her claim. the more you reduce the price according to the laws of trade. The fact is, Texas never had. has not now, and can- not safely pretend to have. any other claim to New Mexico east of the Rio Grande. than the resolutions of annexation. By implicetion. (bat compact binds the United States to make that boundary good to Tex: apd the of President Polk's administration sus. Bain this view of the subject The plan of the bitl boundary, we take to b ade, or a tract of 150,000 square ina; ot Texas thea C! this territory el whatever may be the exaet he best plan. Texas wants money, ‘The territoryis useless to her. out of the way, and because of an intervening desert, alinost out of her Feach. Uncle Sam can afford to be generous, and the People of New Mexico derire to be to themselves. Still ‘we expect @ good deal of new matter of debate from the forthcoming apeech of Mr Benton, Wasnixaton, Jame 21, 1850. Gongressional Action—Het Weather — Benton's Grand Jury Speech—Extract from the Wise Committee Report, relative to Crawford and tne Galphin claim. No Senate to-day. The Houre has been hot, and Gull ; it has adjourned over to Mo Colonel Benton is reported to have made @ speech Before the Grand Jury, in this city, relative to his affair with General Foote in the Senate, two hours and @halflong. Is Old Bullion crney ? As the Galphin reports will be the order of the day, mext Tuesday, and from thence antil disposed of by the House of Representatives; and as she Herald of Mon- Gey next will arrive here on Tuesday, I would like to have you copy that part of the report of the Wise In- ‘Yoostigating Commiltes, which establiches Mr. Craw. ford’s attempt to bribe the ine ruptible Join Kor the Cherokee Chief to introduce an the treaty he was making in benal with the United & As you may know, m a Ga hia claim lutch at, and Fare. read t Of the wor 4 and of progress »* they are, the moment it ferrin he bert way. then. to get the extract from Wire's rep Sook before them, on Tuveday next, will be for the Hered to publish it on Monday, With that view, T herewith enclose it. Mir. Rors testified before the Wi date of Febraury 25. 1887.) ae fol * Bome time Garleg the ton of Congress of 1832 fond 33, I was catied upon in my room at Browu's Ho- tel, on one Sunday morning by a person who introdu- Vommiten, (under Cod bimerif asa Mr Hunter. Doorkeeper of the House of Representa 16 inquired ICL wasacquaint- ed with Mr. Barney McKianey. of Augusta, Georgia, I replied in the affirm tive the anyibir ga Teplied that Mr. pickinag, t situded, had once houre ii Patiou. and was ac Seapent by Colour Av wia; that said Me- Kinney bad laid before me to that claim; that hs con: 00d One aginst the Siare of roffered to lease the Uherokes he natives in thet elem; hhad no authority to disper orgie; aud that he had yold milavs, aud to pay that ny reply me that 4 it fe had prove = rights of her own citi her-elf fait hh ns. by withholding ps t to Ubat claim. the Cherokees could have ne con! Zince that she icutul towards them in Paying it when transferres te them Mr. Hunter re- marks d that he had acted as an agent for the proprie- tore of that claim. in trying to have it reeoguised and aid; and that he bad spent a gerd deal of money on that business, #0 he was | idelaim That he bad heard it was prot Sherokee dele. fo the city treaty of ® treaty fnserted in m. he would to the amount of forty thou- sand or fifty thousand dotiars, This proposition was urned, and the interview broken off. Some short time thereafter I was again virited fa my room by another gentleman. who introduced himeelf to me as @ Mr Crawford. of Avgusts, Georgia, then iste Attorney General of that state Thi gentleman (Mr. C ) re terested in the Galpbin ela beerd of Mr Hunter to that et marked, that he waein- aud. from Knowledge I «pret whieh he enter. ve him ineapable of | barecter. and ine r pe, that | would r Anything that would he dishonorable [ re. ted What bad passed betw Mr Huoterand myself, and expressed my regret and probation of being thes tampered with approbation | Biso of the manner in wh et t i presented 8 rubject betore me Me & ra then pro eurrinder inte my b th uments Pelating to the Uniphin claim. aud raid, ia treaty be entered tate | with (he honght proper be paa to have anything rt coments, beemuse it ee pation; and f comma taim agaloet the United States. it ¢ to be presented before the | Proper oft vermin | Un of the « > Mem 1 ‘ Gee | em; lore of the this city uneotic 1 whilst the det both tetary of War, y Mr Underwood td with the Gab | * me fee for ite Lit he delegation mes aid take | ban 8 ere of an art @ech lnngues- afret the inte tain proporit wood came ine to my room. #w which he had dreen wp te emb nod arked if ‘ g part of the communica sort it ae ® part of the pro. r ed, m0; and he re Tho off factory ook Gre about two evry Frer at & Smith. im son o'clock thie m rp is shout $25 00 T park | tly damaged starboard «ide 1 kinds of p | exbibit symptoms of e condition, and look unpromising, #0 ‘Tragioeal Affair in Verment. OF BRISTOL BILL AND MBADOW®—aT- TEMITRD ASSASSINATION OF THR STATE at - TORNKY. OUR PARTILLE CORRMSPONDRACR. Danvicce, June 21, 1850. I volunteer my serviees in furnishing you with » statement of # shocking affair which has just ecourred in our Court House, and has thrown our village into & state of great consternation and excitement, ‘The felons Warburton alias Bristol Bill and Meadows, were brought into court this forenoon at half past ten o'clock, to receive sentence for the crime of eounter- feiting, of which they were found guilty last week, » report of which trial was published in your p: Immediately after sentence was passed, to wit, ten yeare imprisonment at hard labor, on each of the pri- toners, Bristol Bill suddenly, and with the agility of a tigor, spreng upon Mr. B. N. Davis, State Attorney, ond plunged tha blade of a large case knife full three inches into hie neck, just back of the right ear, striking the ck bone, and glancing backward instead of forward, to which fortunate circumstance of the backward direction the State Attorney is no doubt indebted tor his life. The first intimation that any one present had of the prisoner’s intention, was the sharp tinkling of his cheins he suddenly leaped forward to inflict the wound. Mr, D. fell reeling to the floor, uttering but a faint ery, the weapon sticking in the wound A by- stander pulled out the reeking blade, while Bill stood erect, witb a look of exultation depic: upoa his coun tenance. Indeed, while being doubly ironed, he re- peatedly stated that be had but one auxi d thas was the fear tl that it would not prove fatal--during which he evinced as muck coolness as though nothing of any particular momout had occurred. The family of the State Attornoy were immodiately rent for, and are anxiously attending by his bedsido. Mr. D. is in a very critical situation, though the attend- ing physicians encourage us with the hope that the wound will not prove fatal. OUR LYNDON CORRESPONDENCE. Lrxvox, Yormont, June 21, 1850. ‘The closing acone of Bristol Bill and Christian M dows’ trial is tragical and melaneholy—melancholy, not perhaps to them, but to the entire community. Yesterday Mr. Farrar submitted s motion tothe Court, on arrest of judgment, based upon some alloged errors in tho indictment. His Ionow deferred giving his opinion till this morning, when he came into the court reom and overruled the motion,and asked the not be pronounced against them. Bristol Bill rose, and after making several indignant remarks, told the Court he asked no mercy at his hands—Meadows seemed somewhat penitent, and begged mitigation. hard Iabor, in the State Prison at Windsor. Bliss N. Davis, Bsq., State Att'y, immediately passed round on the outside of the bar, stooped over, and began from his seat, went round to the side of Davis, and sud- denly stabbed him im the neck. Davis fell, and exclaimed, “The rascal has killed m: ried to his lodgings, where he continues ina most dan- nd it is feared by his surgeons and physicians that the wound will prove fatal. Bill stabbed him with a case knife, the blade of which in some qight incbes in length, and without handle Te made only one sudden thrust,end left the kuitestick- ing in the neck, where it remained till some one seized it and pulled it out. Much fear and excitement pro- vailed in the Court room; and though Bill was fottered he took control of the house for some minutes. The Judge commanded the officers to arrest him; but so completely terror-strieken wero all present that no one duret epproach him. tioned himself in one corner of the room and swore he would kill the first man who should approach him; but at last his counsel, Mr Farrar, went up to him, spoke few words, when without further resistanor, he. yielded. himsalf'to the hands of an officer, and was linmediately handoutfed and put in close confinement. Bill seemed frantio with rage, said he intended to kill Davis on the spot, and is “most G—d d—ed sorry he did not Whero he obtained the knife no one knows, but it is generally supposed somo one furnished him with it—for what pur- pore that individual best kno It is» most desperate we trust that in the end strict justioe and Bill receive bis just reward. Our Philadelphia Correspondence, Protapacewia June 22, 1850. Fashionable Movements—.t Case of Cholere—Political Movements, $e. The weather continues warm and close, inducing many of our pleasure hunters to prepare for their sum- mer trips to the springs or the sea shore. Already I dull, gloomy, dusty and dirty. Philadelphia, in those days, resombles in very truth a “deserted village,” populace that they really and eminently are. When the fashionable season is over, however, shen we havo a siege of it, and no mistake. Por two or three weeks all cur fashionable streets look like cataracts a an yet the season has hardly got ie fan dou't leave town in any considera te bum oy til after the Pourth of July; not that they ha: ts the custom. A case of malignant cholera has eccurred in this eity, and been reported to the Board of Health. At the Jast accounts, ho was ap; bably dead ere thie, eens ing collapse, and is pro- ie resided in the far south y, amid oe fj stagnant Th v han fonr- rr probably hasten “ine caparvane the country. is come talk of an indigadsion eoting in this J, among the whigs, on account of the oversisagh- ling of Clay and Cooper, by the State Convention. From ® knowledge of persons and affairs, I do not now think that in @ decided tation of a Cemonnatinn, ot rome fort, from the dissatisfied Clay men, at the ratif- cation meeting which will shortly be called ye Clas d_ nolsy in this city, now and Scott men each far over. attention it ae ification of your Philadelphia readers, most probably iu time for your hext paper. The Crops. The Boston Journal, of the 22d instant, says tA cordiny resent Indica there will bee large nm, and ® tolerable good erop e* if this vicinity the canker jured the orchay h crop 0 ad on this sem of apples om their errie®, excepting the most hardy kinds, be sbundant. and plums, aleo, look thin on the trees, ang have suffered from the ravages of the eureulio. ‘Of pears, thers will not probably be half» crop, notwithstanding the profusion of im the epring, Im some locations, the be very few indeed. Many of those which apprercd to be well formed bi Teeently seemed to droop, their stems have withered and they are ready to fall off. We h ward com aud davor of the fruit is concerned. The season, ho ever unpropitious for fruit, bas, thus far, been an « ne for the young trees, which have flourished exe gly. and every day increase in site aud beauty prom je erep next year, to compensate for a jeney caused this reason by the cold, ra demp weather, during two or three weeks in May. It ie eve thing for the horticalturiet that, when the evi Ms a out of Pandora's box, Hope remained at the pr is Geonora.—On Friday night on, who was confaed in Th county jail on the charge of murdering Ko’ Pearce, made a desperate attempt to eseap ebrrif of Thomas county being called away from home on ers. left the prisoner in obargs of Dr night. when the doctor went to the jail to « thisrupper, he was see gentieman. After they ficnsom requested th bad rometbing C tor im private + detaining the doctor es long reired Henson before he oF help, came to * prisoner ¢ seufle, but exhit ebly injured ed erent preeonce of mind and energy in the affair Hen ton bad premeditated hiseseape that night, and had wr Hoey for hie attack om Dr y, which he in to leave inthe jail After he was secured he declared to the eltizens pr Mr. bed lem polroned— that by poiron in Taiahaseor. and named the «| arohewd it. He raid he did not ¢ to kill Poares, KML A negro—that he did not give th it woe given by another psraon the wanted to get out of oil Chat he Mrs. Peatee, after which he woull be willing te euffer the penalty of the | Hi principal object serme to be to injury Mra. Pearce, either in cha- racter ot person. —vilbany (Gu) Patriot, June 18, poleon 8. 'd lamentable occurrence, and Ll be mesed out, Stew notice some of the large mansions on Chesnut, Wal- it and Arch streets are closed up for the season, and the dust collecting upon the steps, &c. These fashion- able streets present a strange spectacle in midsummer, with their shutters closed, and every thing looking so | ¢ d healthy ten days ago, | citizens who had | The Dostor | Baesaowar Thear itled a end Montani; Theatrical and Moseal. renee os Bplrit ot Gs crigival dramatic Gold.” will be = ning,—Mr. Dyott as Albert, a y: student; Mosors, Perry aud Stuart, a2 3 alle Aline, sister to Albert, Mise K. Horn ; Virginia, Mrs. ICuight and Lins. a Gerian market girl Mrs, Bkerrett. ererliont comedian, gles” Hos Bonne for scene and it wil Burton's Turat evening, as Ford, in the comedy ot the Merry of Windsor ;” Mr. Basa as Falsta: 7 fo Wrd a Weeteetia hich Mr. Chi farce of * ¥rien es,” in which Mr. Chapman. an sy sustain the part of Horatie age It {9 said to be the best tha®has ever been produced in London. The outlay dresees and decorations, has been immense, be placed on the stage in that degree of magnificence for which Niblo’s management has been #0 celebrated. It will be Produced this week, This evening the elegant vaudeville of * Paint Heart nevor won Fair Lady,” aud the new farce of “ Friend Wag- ll eonclude with the we heen piece —Mr. Couldock will appear, this nd Mr. Johnson as Dr. Caiu acd Crash No doubt wr”? — Mr. characters by Miss Chapman. Mra Itussll The amusements will close with tl 8 oa Mr. Crasher, Mr. Bass. The peform: for the benefit of Mr. Basa, whose great comic ability has made him & gener: Wives r. Burton as and the fomale being |, favorite it is hoped his friends the National w! the many adinirers of Mr. Chautrau. Cunierr's Orwna Hovse.—The amusements for this evening, consist of singing. meer, and exquisite dancing. An entirely new fos ture will be presented this evening. which will aed much to the attraction of Mecbanics’ Hall, Messrs. Mr. The next pis will use their influence in filling Burton's Theatre, Narionat Turatne.—The new pices of Mose in Gitne will be produced at this establishment this The scenery, dresses, and decorations. are.ssid to be of 8 cestly and gorgeous description. sustain the leading charaoter. the comedy of “ Poor Cousin Walter,” and will conelude with the laughable Waggles.” fran will ye will A = sce of | be crowded by instrumental perferm- Murphy and Gould will sing several duetts. Orrmric.—Peirce’s Ministrols announos » variet, entertainments for this evouing—soage, glees, o and dancing, represntations russe 8) a audiences every evenin, ent variety of the new m4 es waltzes, &o. Sane Musrum.—The performance of the exoel- lent and impressive drama of the of The roem—which is fitted up in a style of great grandear— prisoners if they bad any reason why sentence should | ## crewded every nigh soul pork rte Before Chief Justice Oakley and Mr. Justice P. f great profit bakers, and other performances, Ganvex.—-The Summer Fetes are drawing Loder’s Band execute end most beautiful te Barnum. Drankard, o- of the Black isthe Tior © Juxe 22—Decisioxs—Josrph W. Hancom ve. David Jaques—Judgment affirmed. Charles L. Noel ond Henry De Courey Reuben C. ‘The Court then sentenced them to ten years each, at | Bull and Burr Wakeman—Judgment for the piaintia: Timothy O'Brien, respondent ws. Patrick apne lant—Motion to set aside report of referees granted. and the rule of reference discharged. John M. Lowerre ads. Mary C Pirssen, executvia, $o.— Before Justices Duer, Mason, and Cam Jone 22—Decisions.—James and Amoreus Ho was taxon up and car. | 3B. 1s'or.—New trial granti to whisper something to Meadows, whereupon Bill rose | Motion to set aside report of referees denied. TRANSFERRED CALENDER. Ferdinand Laydam and Others ads. Sherif of Kings County.—Re! bell. is. Williem oats to abide the event. William Jenkins, rt of referee set aside unless plaintiffs will reduce the amount reported due te the value of the flour at the time it was replevined, with interest; amount te be settled at Chambers.—No costs to either party on this motion. ve Yous ads. Henry Poillet.—Mo- tion for new trial denied. ‘illiam Jones, for new trial denied. to bide theevent. ade. Susan Ledyard.—Motion Philip §. Von Rensselaer eds. Jonathon Thorne.—BRe- Wojervis bantis fapheaded ‘ole, Chiral: IE. Bradford and larvis tin im \s. George in M. Bendsall.—Motion for new trial granted; costs sk, Trustee os. Peter H. Vandersoort Stephen ena\Charles L- Hayword. Decree of special term refer red; demurrer overruled, with liberty to peor nae parry and Others. — Decree at to answer within fort; this order, <, ys attor so yment of costs. ws, the Rosendale Manufacturing Com- ecial term reversed, and Semurrer allowed, end bill dismissed with costs. Peter Joseph Hasson ads. sepes t of Pay le denied. denied. Morris.—Motion to set aside boeken’ of Barnerd ads. Dwight Johnson.—Now trial Jesse Van Aukert and Rerent H. Van Aukert ve. James ert. —New trial grant ted, on Sagehorn and Jacob costs. Christopher . Sagehorn and John F. Frinde —Report of referees con- firmed as to defendant Sagehorn, and set aside as to defendant Prinde with costa. end » stranger visiting us in those days would hardly | ®** * take our people for the water-splashing, eternally- scrubbing, front-pavement-warhing, forever-slopping Charles E. Breck vs. Phile Cole — Now trial est ayer and William K. —Judgment affirmed, with costs. ae Newton end Another ads. James Selby Weat— Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer; defendant allowed to plead within twenty days, on on payment jel Michiethwaite, $e. ugene L. Thebend and Others.—Report of selene modified as to the notes led. . Mead ve. Morrie Van Bws- to belong to the estate of Victor Crassons; the ane DURING THE TERM. Rotes and their proceeds declared to bel: ty the plaintiff, and thi Foot T directed to coor cont of plaintiff o out of the Seeeseas of the pay Fine Reerenn W. Holt ade. Henry W 7. Mali. —Motton for inl denied. Lambert Van Hoesen os. Charles Cleveland,—Motion for new trial by detendant denied. Alex Merten and Alea. Morton ade. Jeremiah L. ——- and Samuel B. Knapp.—Motion to set aside report of referee denied. Police Intell Charge of False Pretences wo of the Chief aki lent reprerentations to Mr. Wm. Piermont. Rockland Co., the transportation agent for any particular regard for that day, but such pon awed York aud Erie ‘aylor, residi y.—and lo Railroad Compan; sequence thereof. it is alledged. feat the said Rail- Toad Co. have been defrauded out of $400 60 for freight, It appears by the affidavit made by Mr. Taylor, be- fore the magistrate, and filed in the police court. that on or about the 13th or 14th allroad company conveyed to 1 head of cattle and 2 horses, maniee 3 for which the freight d wee 9800 50 against paying the bali had made an arrangement with Mr. Te: Of the company in New York, to pay of June instant, the this city from the wees pate agen ything of the kind is likely, although there | him on arriving in this city.’ This representation as ‘well at others inate, was said to be untrue; the } | Boule Greenwich etre bad fo } smoun with this suspicion, Mr. Osbor fate m b be tried and angam: arriv Puerto Tth of | r Maliery refores an excuse for this city yest inj young man, By the name of Wiliam joer atreste famed oy, Justice 0 ances, Soule before t | leetion of cert A pw oung men of abe D, OF The Cotton, rey fecounts of t] wee firm othe mpany di atigntion my oft May, M dward Pultz, which but instead of pay of 1 and State bon « in value to $13,500, Aint Mr, Stoppant # pie t part There will ¢ quite dull. — y. having i Stoppani, proprietor cand Broadway discovered that hie ony as making the cleim Matter at leeue between the two parties And tarther Mr. Taylor sets forth im his affidavit, t bas sold all the cattle, and is about t city, back to Indiana. The case will u ing at 10 o'clock this forenoon. Mallary wae of the freight was not psid to Mr Tappan, aod now and to pai _~— Nalonee, 944 derge In tho meantime Mr. ot committed to prison, but all remain in the custody of the office: of the in to atil the res 2 alement.—OMoor O'Keeffe arrived in custody » x look. Ne d at Schenectady on 2 arrant ro, wherein Mr. Van Noas stands | rgvd with embezsling $100 from Mr George W. | f ule. No. 60 Water street, under the following cir. vento in an aMfdavit made by Mr. girtrate ying he (Van News) placed the credit. aod now M rhs be ud the cow of ‘the time; morning f nilad. Eve. Bu lnet, wae in his employ as a clerk of agent for the eol- in moneys due to Mr. Soule, Ness collected $10 e was due to Mr. Soul th rges Van Nov nd, Mr. au Ne ay dearly to the magi.trate any charge of embvrtiement, and for that purpose the onse Will be heard before Justte Bus glary - Das led bim to surpect aud Btoppant canced Charles to be arrested om a wartant beeued by the charge ot stealing the property fro: nm denied the ell that from me to his own ith em. aenorts born during this day A Datehman. by the name « sdetected ia the basement of ho: kopt by Claus Kasch. ed the door open, in the store by thee Osborn eo Ketey Claus Ditt- No. 282 The rogae dd was discovered secreted loor Wright, of the Third ward. Jas mitted t he bar room, bonds, &e., ral had been stolen there. jed, but on re- in conformity ed his son Juation ed that, daring for arguments and »y consent of | a« he could. gure him a letter to read. which he sald he | Sished to send to Drs. Peexge, Whiles the doctor was Court of Commen Pens, reneing the letter. 1 n Ate a picce of a plank from Reres ror Sumsen Vacat ‘Ord under his bed. whete he had kept it concealed, and | the *pecial term ot July, 1850, ttruek the doctor # severe blew on the head whish | trials, no defult may be taken, unless b; nearly knocked him down, be ered, however, and | Stipulation. «r the order of the court; but canes will iy on © aa ma € asomt of both ral term inJaly. In Wilkinson, Logueyra having selied from the latter port on nO Hews Of any we that the tras tinued uminterrupted aequence qullity ot mmereial af. cry ye baa hs mere, © growing ctw h. than to the ebaracter © articles of Ss deniers were disposed to wait for 0 eo 22, 1808 P.M laters: oof unfavorable received from the the Cambria'e news, with feee enies at fall prices, Trade, im wae comparatively letters, which were met ex- ° bie until Monday morning. wae a fair enquiry for fluur, with moderate sales. under the inflnenos of diminishing receipts, with aa- favorable accounts a the prosprots ef the wing crops, received from various ssotieas of the Wea %. Large heidors were not disposed LO oy yo but rather to hold back for # more favo turn ie tices Wheat comsinued to be beld frm at full prices. — was easicr to purchase a6 old inside Ggares, but the amount offering was not large. Pork was steady, with light sales Bost hams were in good demand. There was no change e —_ articles of provisions. Coffee was held abe of buyers Sugar was im fair demand, but ae ‘Soything, somewhat easter. MARKETS KLSEWHERB. TOCK SALMs. 22 —Beiween Boarda.—900 shares id Wendling Heaitroud 3a: 100 done he 100 Morris Cen is) im Pumapeurua, J Morris Canal, ib, i 2 do., #5, fo do 2234. in share Tees’ beaks 2 Foanoylvanie Railron’ 44%: $200 Penuaylyans ES mnt edwne bs, OM IW" Remding Railron lea wero made “ifter Bose © Reading kailroad, 3 2865 10 ing Bonde, 5, Die ‘l0iW do, Moxigags trond, 85, 22, POREION MARKETS. OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE Maracues. P. R., June 12, 1850. ‘The crop of this district has nearly closed, and by the end of the present month, nearly every eatute Will have finished grinding, altheugh sugars will con- tinue to be shipped during all thy month of July, as much now on hand has been sold. to ba seat foeward probably for your fall trade. We canuot co crop even erage while, at its comme: Appearances were in favor of an unusually heavy | but the killing di of five months’ duration, duced our expectations fully 6,000 hhds. Prices, the commencement, wore good Low grade sugars, for France, were paid 334 » 34c.; and cholee descriptions, for the United States, 3%c., trom which they gradual- ly deatined to 2% w 250. for Burope, and 3K a 30. for ¢ United States. This decline in price, and falling off in quantity, has very much disappointed our plan’ ers; and yet pricos here have rated generally higher tham in the States, or rathor than what prices there would warrant being paid here. Since about fift days, the rains bave commenced, ana all creation is alive with vegetation. This chan happened in good time. both for the canes an: sed of which promise well for the approaching crop. The coffee crop Will commence in October, and wil, This market is glutted with oorn meal, and the importatious of Spanish flour, which pays but little duty, are so ebuidant, that American flour, which pays $5% per bbl. cannot be imported. Other provisions are fully adequate to the demand. ond only freight paying prices are obtained, ‘Board. Bonde, Into Soe do. On Wednesday the 19h inet sD: ling Jos T. “Atuuts to Jo ta city. ont both ot this On Thursday, the 20th inst., in St. Paul’s Church, A the Roy, Mr. Parker. Joux Dixon Pi Brooklyn, to Anxs Witususuna, daughter of ¥. Dickinson, of this city. Died, In this city, on Sunday evening, 23d inst., of con- sumption, Ametia G.. wife of Barnet B. Boerum, and daughter of Ira B, Wheeler, in the 34th year of her “Tne friends of the family, and thoee ot her brothers- in-law, Jacob B. Boerum and Themas Kensott, are re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the resi- dence her mother-in-law, Mrs, Abraham Boerum, Wikia Wallabout, Brooklyn, on Tursday ‘efternoon, at 2 o'clock, without further {nvitation. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in! At Oxford, N. H., on the 18th inst., the Hon. Witcox, of the Superior Court of that 3 years. £ At Guayama. P. B., on tho lst of May, 1850. Hevay Ancet Hoane, Baq., aged about 47 Ric Ho was native ot Wales, Englacd, but had resided at Gusyams some 23 years. It is believed he bas » brothor residing in or near Halifax, N. ——S——————EE~we ss MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Port ef New York, Juno 24, 1850, Liverpoo! icant hare ph Bay ibid: ending vis 014, with mdse and passengers, te J Ba jok Deming, Chorebill, Rio Gran with hides, Re, to Corning & Co. May 19, Ine 22 Pp bark Jane Doven, for California, all len 87 14, U S revenwe bark P. po captain an ry they had fairly test sien ae to sail gg an Laseliond oon vat in heavy weath: dat }3 ot nthe dot Wi apposed they ha! a Mosteand’s ratte rd, na ait June with sugar and se- he, Penee, pon PR pt hah ang te as ae 1 Den) from Scotland. stand Brig eee tomate nt ~All oy upck with sugarand Joseph, K. i Maverses, Pp days, h oeger eoa'tohamen wad nt ao sess wens ‘Brig Susan. Waters, Matansas, 8 days, with sugar, Re, to bi pee ‘paseeugers, z ee ee Trevertia, May 27, In ballast, to PT Brig Sen Belle, (of Proapect) Harriman, Arecibo, PR, 20 OF Weites, Bansett, Matansas, June 10, with engar, ree cement, (Br) Batley, Turks Island, 15 days, with salt, ones ~ eon Vistoria, (Br) McKinney, St Martins, 15 days, Brig Aeoloa, Stndhe, Tur! might Myrtle, Pr," omany, to 8 ee te wittam, (Br) i Behr Red Bench. Sma! (ir) —— Liverpool, 40 passon- jays, with gore. hark Yalan dine, Shei oe Salled. Bark Oliver J Hayes, Soott, Mucnos Ayres. Jenn 2— Wind af sunrise $; meridian ST sunset SR. wigentame, wit erga Hexle, AiGwitl, Sen Fran im, May 31 St mes nag Brerts, S York. a plo, fre lade Genos for NOrieans. Mey 30—Are Zephyr, Helbross, NYork. Davideon, Boston. whe fe | fon Kendall, Gh d_Argie, Fletoher, NVork. ip Elsinore, of NYork of and from Baltimore ao Dally, ‘NOrlen: aT Chaibe py Pe ata ld, Kept. S rai, May! 2 are onpAnerewald, Ko) ia % Holmes, Boston; ath, Medora, S—Sid Mites, Ariansen, NYork; Ingeberg, + (aed Vand tee Qaeen, Suertt, NYork; Vi 4, San Francison: Despatch, e, Volkanan. from Brewen for NYork, June let. the Helena, Sloman, (+) (eee misoell | burg for NY: Deven, June » Mor) arvoeek from NYork fer Rot “ — ‘ augay, Jone l—sid Shrah Milledge, Price, NYork; Bm- etine, P ”. eenccn, May 20- Std Thranconh Jone S—Arr Hedeon, Do May Ar? Uajcorn, Webber, NOrleans. S14 gone’ Picrentiay Tindal, Ntork; Baterprise, Paterson, N | Tencenws 5 P | Mervorr, 3 rr Rhein. Mayer, NYork: sch, Pera- Tite, Nohinscn, NOrleana Sid May 9 Swictaed ny mama NYe ee te May SCM Cefie S kamesl Dyer, Sagoey, trom NOr- | Brinroot, May %— Arr Empire, Finlater, NOpleage: Jee | 2.3 eridam. Apalachico stare . N ork fet r tite; Auns Rich Borwoti, W | ‘er, omaton. meer, jontorn= ary Glover, Chass, N York; 2 = a Hem, and A: Sat. Coli ava! bent ‘ite Wntsn. lore y an iets wiond, Bee a ay ore ry Cid cutwe: Lassorseasy, fear Jonney ath inst, Hobt Burton, Philade Ann's EXD, et ‘way 31— from NYork for io wl anaes “iat ite idilin, ), Thompson, NYork; 3b, Sleeper, do; Piles, (Br) Sard) Pre- Newrour, (Mon) June S~arr Will don for Bon Flanclecos. Sid May Si, Teabellas Vid Bore: Silvarr, Williame, Portland; 34 1 ‘Orleans: Corde! M(Brisrol) Jane +914 Hugh Ballmont, Weedoook, York ‘Nautilus, Davidson, Boston. ysouru, June l—Arr off, Durham, from Savannah for sovaronm, May S0—Are off, bark mes Warren, 48 days from Mat werp. Howell. NYork; Istinst, Baron Voy, Taylor, Boston, Rocurtix, May 2-814 Tally-ho, Smith, York. 7, (88 Mary's) June | Sid Surpass, 'Sherris, M hark Baltic, Seun- NY ‘Texen, May 29— ‘Triste, May eeitgs £ Daas, May 20—The el Hamburg for NYork, her ry being is Sloman, Paulson, from patina aad ome), Cousequsnce of Forcign saan te Wachaans ce Roading Recu, (07 Baohange) Beads jaths atta Solock. "Totten won la pres palate erent 5 of si mepefis yaperine ‘&o, will sot dae saa : air past Zo'olock. Lesiers can be teamer f bel, will elese as Prat? eroledk are alse pean aayoee ‘91 Wall street, Herald Marine Correspondence. Dih—U 8 sche Gallatin, Matt, B oo] pat gu 8 tohe Gala joston, surveying doop Zist—Salled U Sache Gallatin, Nantucket; sche Bolivia, Nantucket; sloops Rolla, Simmons, do; Leera, Millstone int, Conn. In port—sloop Pearl, fer Falmouth. Biscellan cous. A Vasext’s head board, with “Am Ee geen iy it, im = Jett was picked @; e beach at Bunk, doch . rT ine Ship $4 Patrick, Waterman, hence (A Mi ‘aterm: . 5 Ta Wty te fornia, Moy 21b, 20 lat, arr yostorday from Tw: ‘Whalen Brozmn—Pob If, no lat Be, ship p shares, Filaven, 19 mes one, Jaa 3h 31,"of Juan Fernandes, John A Robb, Wimpenny, P 18) fer Califor- Br brig Science, ey, do, 70 op. by ot faptiacsiown, | apln meet 'o Am veasels in Avx port, Care arrinn Jui some Montezuma, King, for New i= mar hors we buf: Ba’ Y june 12—SI St Poters- Dew, Bi: | emg Andreas, Robt Pat ington, fh. Helicon, jatanzas and St ‘Peieate q aR, onem, Horsey. etka nip Jamon Drake, Goth, for NYork. ‘soon; bark Childe Harel Lowell, Whi from a late e Smith) from and Suh. do do: rise Hiecina ag dg, for Phi for. Nor by NYoerk; schr W. Ponce. PR, Jone? 7—Bark Mariel, Choleon, as for NYork; brig Commodore, from and for others ne haere, ‘at do 7th, pate Perel Voce, 38 4 Bio Gnanne, May 9—Brigs Ri os } 2 wabeareles. rier lone, Mw folk. just arr. ano ‘ond ene of nnd Tor Balen; Rod ria Alvaro, Thurston, frem Nor- Borrow, June im; ees’ Brarrtonnr ig Miaridge, Fialladel- ser Celeatins ae tied ttGaw Gros and Ri sohes Orogo1 ins, Parrott, and ‘Cook, H it Chas A Pete obbian, Phitadetph ork. Servs: adios, from fil from——- Signal ter, aipstaieny yer loans; barks Afton, Leckle, Smyrna; ANGs, cman Keles, Kendall, Fortune Toland; eoma, (Br) Cerricr.gse Peters Mi, oalvers Sones, Bray. thiesendit y te vee; Susan, joxan 3 aes » do; Ann T pnd yuehburg, jane 18--As sehr Gon Cass Srcctta, om} Ohio, rea ie Palen iakow sckvon, Pralarme: Tees fcbenet, "NYork vi ships North h Ati Irobe 4 palin iis i whit atoms Hiei 20—Are mites for PE Corsa —. We M Bais Rintemy nil ‘2st, sehy Geo Franklin. Forrester, Providence fut Vigainis. Ar 7 Bive, Smith, Nor- do; yaobe Cornslia, 2i—Ar bark be Witkh Poerte }, Sears, Boston; by teats . Haken, bebe Victoria, PH. N York; sloop Wi Ae hye Provinexce Jono 2—Ar bark Providenes, Carr: Louisa, Ham: Win P Corbitt, Hewitt; Roxana Horley: Kensingten, Roster, Joke Compton, Sharp Philessinh oa: Elie rk Hogpe Homey’ Wells Sophia. Wells, hr. Sailed, se ‘W Conner. Trim- 1s—Cl, Be atte, my i Tamarline, Hagerdon, © cay beg Writ welding. mite [oy J te is, ONS J * “y. —_— Reeves, W adameor, t. For Halifax—Mr WP New mR Pe on, NJ; a Cre yae rrgon, F Martenes, M . iach 0 KS Shatter, J Thompron, W Brig Domarards—II Theall, RC Mee jon, Mer we, Dr Phillins, D Bas- racer, HG Walisms, if | | 5 Wile | ‘apt Oliver Bearse, late of ball. aan Bee ewe AP in, Mr M btn recy i ee Charges for medicines mod ‘With the Barometer, $1. Advi VERT MOTHER BOOK, OR MORAL PIL book carstally read b; ood he Hlowed, the fe | ad f nily of childres fale we street. Also, t Tattere to 1 be naawere M EDICAL CARD.—DR. MORMIGON IS CONSULTED with the eo ence of hie friends, ia the city and country—iis ca in tromting venereal divenrer i over thitiy y Kaceat cass removed ina f fice Leewinal wea ‘ 1p diploma in hi to call en the Doctor rop—that trowbles the jor ene rian y are subject to. Orang quecessful practitione: In the United Staces. Yow, exclusively devored te the study and. t from Impurities of the me arantes opecdy euros eee i 7 2 4 aes ‘street, Ne For fright, pcnagm, ‘er el Hy ey want All lestors and papers must pase Pe The steamer Atleatie will succesd Ty pony duly 20h. BRITISH AND NORTH axnnic, ‘T ‘steahushipa, botvece: Now Yerk pool, ond tee soecuman Mod Livsrpoo!, Salting a TS ve mails and troeh d pageengers = i awe * poops ont be ARD, Jum., 98 Broadway, TRAM DETWREN NkW YORK AND GLAsgow.— The powert serew stenuahip CITY OF OLAS e Papas Higcers, which wilt ba guppies on SB surgeon. "The state roome for Aree and Dasiengers, are nousually large, ovromodions, and aA48. For freight orps Hy oc awens Osap STATES MAIL ‘STEAMERS Beeb yh bw York and Livcrpool.—The ships c TLANTIC, Captain West, ARCTI in Laws, ‘i CHFIC, Capen LT Comstecte, HLAATG, Captain Gratton bi fen one ard EDW'D &. COLLINS, 66 Wall Hl oags bis Serrose &'00., tig Basie v will leave Li ~ atlantic * = Pecite” Fo {IV ERFoo1—70 SAIL PUNCTUALLY—! —The well known, fast smilieg, oo geovce fee ed ship LETIUIA HEYN, Caps. Mo the renter part of her cargo e) nganed ‘goii sail as abov: Lad, ance of freight, or passage, Splendid acoommodat nd accommo SEPT MeMURRAY, 0 South strect FOR, SINGaTON, Jamaica, Dikuer Tit ing at assis Tuly lat, at three 0 “stwek, Trem ber Tor passage apply ee LINE TO Rat he met vu. 3s M hip Company between New York, Havana, a aaron, vucbing ‘oft Charleston and seater Sida and recelte ‘and mails. Oftee preven pe ou of i vi svt “Dard pec ine, U. tee repatar axy, ecidap, J ra foot of Warren #, North River. Tho passengers b; Chagres, will be transferred as Havens to the Falcon, direot fi to Chi Fre Gicens Strcete eck teat Uh Ee Beseek, ze ha Wade iret Passage apply at the ofice on, and M. 0. Ru! Passage Through. FOR SAN TRANCISO, BEN ECTA, hy —To sail esate an splendid pon steam ebip, CONST! HrUTiON, ¢ cart. ‘e "reg raise sp up to the warp Petre” ‘The Constitation has double engines, and the underwriters’ lis OR CALIFORNIA THROUGH OH TICKE: Franciseo, via is to San DOLE & CO., NIA La ae By fet el gyre kd Cauironnts ‘end one fire sale. il next sieamer, for on wit iTR 35 Wall ot. ALIFORNIA~—FOR SA A speanees THROUGH Cc Ticket, Howland & As — steamer Cherekee, duly 8th. avis Std Nassau Sarsots ‘vermont, 0 | CA ional tne THROUGH tg ps ad HOWLAND ADIT 8 lng's Hotel, ah the bar, No 138 Pulion steak, BuNG POLY, AUTHORIZED HY ALL TiTK the aie ssi i bee tee Pot ours, thas allend sons pee - ry may oe ery hove fetes: nde ans tthe best eare Cn gh 2. t0 isekshles, captate aKe, hia Bichene Wo recommend Capteim a hia ote venvl CRT sho may la to omens nigrate | agen ‘ bs te stand with ochers-on the anime.” ween Nut, _ NGER, One he ae non of V1 i for the’ ‘other WOMAN'S PRIVATE tony Dr. A. Me , 18mo. pp. $1.—Years ry to many an timely versamien eves ‘his ie tafrid, oF te ngness Seaiah RRL, hnacan cy fe the wi 2 weemnnees, or “yt ne more and more fee easion, Row about two wouthe, that this state of things was inevitable, and resigned to meet the worss. At this time beard T beck epeken ol, a9 coucsining some tore reaching my ease.” Om its rectipt and perwesk, T SSE Sey ihe pages impasved to my wiley teara paces im a Greet Uiscovety of WM” Desentars vn ble. girieverea’ iMest) Beir a Hee e Baie STRINGEH © TOW ws nh roe Liahes the anthor, 506 Nrond pera DIShASES, IN THEIR INC arian rae cured in a few hourm by local appitent pein — Dr DE LANE spenerd street, Spplies his pew method, dati His remedion al weaknoen, genital denitity, tinj teney, ke, known to need recommentat &. COUPER, is DUANE srmnet, HAS, FOR TUR last fourteen years, od h Cry bo the trente tof moreurial and other Gisenace ‘elm aetionts nate re the meal aggravated cares of thit disease, mili shoes FeInOWed In twr ts Mwedaye & perfont cura, ore. R MORPHY WAS REMOVED ais grrice to & here ROK tan PAL ko. \ AnIS AND LONDON | “TREATNENT OF PRIVA destave. Call and see the natore, symproms, pro, And cure of the genial organ s resembling venereal lapted