The New York Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1850, Page 4

SFEMLLICENCE BY THE MAILS, AAAS @ur Washington Correspondones. Wasuinaton, July 5, 1850, Tie Bowing Baporition of the New Mexican Questron. Thermometer 90 degrees at nine P.M. It waa ‘99 to-day jer the shade trees on Capitol Hill — Bwt as the atmospheric thermometer goos up, the pelitieal weather gauge seems to go down, for there ‘wes got one-half the excitement in Coagress to- day, that we expected, oa the Santa P6 question. Mr. Underwood, im medias res, way about pitching into the title of Texas, but was called to order, and Joba Bell satisfied hinsself with decloaring that Old Zaek was right, and would be fouad mighty obsti- nate in maintaining m statu quo the status quo and the lex loci of New Mexico. It does not sigaify a tiddle-stick whether Old Zeck understands these terms or not. He is no great linguist, but he has planted bis batteries on the status quo, and there he tatends to stand. It isa habit in the old man, and “*fire can’t melt it out of him.” Y hatis this status quo, this existing state of things am New Mexico? It is aperplexing question. The Homan questicn is easy, compared to it; the Cuba question is a Mathur; the Hayti question is @ mere tem per centum; the Portugnese question is @ humbug ; the Nicaragui question is a victory ¢t diplomacy, knotty as it will get to be after a wale ; the Cal fornia question is a stale dish; even the great dumfunghing sixpenny Greek question does not invelve the sequences of this New Mexican or Santa Fe question. It is an ugly question, a complex question, the question which, of all others, is likely to tua:ble the soup into the pie, where the ingredients are all in process of amalgamation hot fis this status quo which oid Zack is jledged to maintain? It is a power of Congress to ceolare war, aud to repelinvasion. What has the Lxeeutive to do with it? Simply this. By the <onsent of Congress, he is vested with the govern- rient of New Mexico, pro tempore. Congress fail- i) @ to provide a government, has left the country pretty much as General Kearny left it, under the hearny code, epplied under the instructioas of President Poik, us a temporary government. It was transferred to old Zack. And that same go- vetpment, de facto, exists, es far as we k “Ce xae claims jur y belf of it—the dest half—east of the Rio G Mr. Mare ed the military governor at San- ta Fo, to aid the Texans in establishing their juris diction. Mr Crawford, taking another view vf the sfotvs (vo, ‘netruets the said governor not to inter- jere with the question, not to interfere with the ‘Texans if they came to mike good their juris- dictcn, but atthe same time he is to encourage the pecple of New Mexico to get up a State for them- selves, ix the face of the status quo. Well, he does encourege them to get up a State. 1. The first question is, was that right?) Was it right in the administration to organize a State ina termtory, the title to which was cla yy an- other State, and which has not been settled? Was. itexpedient? Svppose the new State is organized, and the question of title goes to the Supreme Court, and the court decides in favor of Texas? What thea? The remaining territory of New Mexico will not have one-half the population necessary for a State; and of course the whole thing will be a terce, and a most ridiculous farce. 2. The next question is, what right the President 4iad to instruct his governor not to interfere if Tex- as sshould attempt to establish her jurisdiction, when he believed the jurisdiction belonged to the Vnited States?) Was it not his duty to maiatain thai jurisdiction, he being vested with the disere- Uonary pow Was not that the way to maintain the status quo, in statu quo ante bellum? But what does he do? He invites the jurisdiction of Texas, and when “a certain Mr Neighbour’s, styling him- self a Commissioner of Texas,” gets up as far as Santa Fe, old Zack's military governor, holding the status quo, calls a State Convention for New exuco, and sends Mr. Neighbours packing home to ‘Texas, across the tearful desert of El Llanos Esta- cedo, or through the wild Apaches, dowa the Rio Grande. ‘That operation settled the lex loci as far as “Mr. Neighbours” was concerned. Doyou call this non- action, or non-intervention, or the leaving the ques tion of jurisdiction to be sett th d by Congress? Or is it forestallin, ion of Congress? What is Texas todo? She claims the territory. The people, ided and encoviaged” by a United States officer, reject Ler authomty, and proceed to organize un inde- pendent State, within the limits claimed by another State, to the eatent of one hu square miles, more or le The fict is, the whole business is so excessively perplexing, we shall not attempt to exjlain it. But these questions naturally ares 1. Was not the Pre: dred and thirty eat, by the consent of Corr or by its permission, in the absence of any law, Verted with the preservation of the rights ofthe peop'e, and the integrity of the territory of the United States in New Mexico? 2 Did not this dice nary power require him to preserve the neutrality of the territory ia dispute, f that terri- *xas, until the question shontd be set r authority? 3. Was not the act of te Military Goverasr, as tof the President, of encouragiv aiding the people of w Mexico to orga State wih disputed territory, a stretch of power, and sult to the State of Texas? 4. Supposing a State to be organized, and that, after the faction of General Riley, Col. Monroe trenders his civil and military authority t# the Whet is he to do in the event of a mili- wef Senta Fe by Texas? the d scretionary authority of the Presi- dent cease with this surrenc verament w Mexico itery, protection of li she is admitted into th® Union? entinues, how far d the disers- textend in repelling the juris diction of avether State? tation be correct, the President has nied way of answering such questions, y He asseme> the responsibility—he is in for it, and if the Texoos invade Qinta Fe in a hostile de- ( Monroe is to fight them if ne- cepeary, to maintain the ler loot and the status quo, State or po state. He scouts the title of Texas, and is out of p-tience with a temporizing policy. nt geography comes in to preserve the peace, at least joru while longer. To reach Santa Fe the Texas Rangers will have to cross a desert of several hundred mites, El Llanos Estacado It Was the crossing of this desert that killea up the old Texan Senta Fe Expedition, and readered them wn ensy capture by Armijo, the Mexican Ciovernor, We shall therefore have, perhaps, a Commissioner from Texas to Washington, before ehe launches across this desert movetration Wastexoros, Jovy 6, 1850 And the Morning and the Evoning were the Third Day— Cloving of Mr. Bell's Speech—Close of the Week. When Hon. John Bell took the floor on Wednes- Gay Inst, some bought he would finish tl out arriving at avy definite conolusion—others thought §t quite likely that he would inevitably take twe days; but they who knew the scope, the drift, and the enor- mows mass of extraneous incongruities, and ed captan- dum abstractions, which constitute the style of Mr. Vell were quite prepared for three daya as the shortest time it would tate for a regular set-to. The poiate made to-day by the hon Senator, wore dreadfally me- tephyeical, wos dall—very dull. and uinent upon fundi ities. with « ruoning com mevtar theological exposition of It was s sweeping round Omuibus. very seldom coming within rtauee cf the driver, It wae the veyage Horn to Califor! of the capes. or drifting Siety Isiard= I) wae a pierce of driftwood circling the WHiripool briow Niagarn Falls, the log performing m: sm‘lee travel iv the course of the day. som. ing te the ev ntre. again diverging tothe o grin driven back inte t aul tomy thet bi aod destiny of the mag were full cf prowiee to them, dark as their chances ot improvement aod Independence. ia a coumtry to themacives appear to be A dott tution of #! be taken on Monday, he would forege any remarks might have to make Mr. Clay thought the vote might be taken sometime bow spd Ubristmas, and under ali ¢) the case that it was perhaps ‘Yor bie wilt be bas becom dot eUecene, that the day when the fimal rote be expected if sbout as unoertain ne it was Month ego At the shortest. we omm hardiy oxpoot vote short of orst saturday, Tt may be some days — that Come before the engrosement is reached. ‘be werk bas been one of @ backward rather (ben ferwerd movement The Hourr have done something with the Galphi ood epowed a far a+ it gows, There ene 6 grea The Seoate are farther off frem the 7 inet Indemaliy te Texas ie yet to be Biied If 1h dove not rise to some ton or fii mil- Homa, the Iraas seastors wlll fy off; if it exoseds five of six, Mr Underwood, of Kentuoky, and Me. Pearce, ot Maryland may befound in the mogative. ‘Die eo very tlekiish point all 4 donee Sonstors aro yet te Apenk. Among course, detend the President's plai billy onder-teed that he in good for twe days tomething to give the subj tart im ti) tives alike—from participating in ® demonstration which might be made univer: city and State is concerned. 1 from a protracted and extended tour through tho tn- terior of thin et.te. and you will be surprised, proba- bly. Wher T aod that, during three weeks tres inter- ecurre with whigs and demograts, I did not meet with the first person who was opposed to Mr. Clay's Coa- promise bill. ‘This fact is indeed significant pressive and oppressive influence, the in this meridian are fast filling up. Cape May has pat forth additional attractions this hotel accommodations, There are now over fifteen hundred persons on the island, with room to «pare. returned h Friday night last. They speak, and well they may, in glowing terms, of New tien and itis not likely that there will be avy mate- tiel change ip the street rates for at least a month te come, ‘The stock market in flat. and it is with diffieul- ty that present prices are maintained. Dfotrs im Conteat Amevica—The Belize Market—The King’ bas arrived from your city, but strange to say has Lrovght no news or newspapers. We are lost if a versol comes here from New York without the Herald. ard I hope it will never occur again. and hopes ave entertained that the Indians have dis- pered. You can have no idea of the diMoulty to got correet news in this part of th pest offices, no mail or etexmboats. W: brought teus by those who, when they see a row oom- menced, or hear a gun fired put off from fear, which magnifies in their winds as they get away from danger; and often, when they reach Belize, they report a revo: lution, terrible battles, with lots of deaths, &e. makes Us very cautious. and renders things 60 uncer- tain that wo Often allow important information to get * with provisions. ‘There is no mehogany to bs had at | avy price, and but little log wood, owing to the long dry senson. We usually have month; but now, we have nothing bat Heht showers, berdly wetting the ground, Our rettlement Is very health, abundance of mahogany, which will bo thrown into market #4 £00n Rs tho floods will bring it do port, brig Allen King, Bates, New York. diacharged. miles sbove St. Anthony, onjdunday Inst, 25d inst, about 40 Winnebagors assembled at the steamboat landing, and came to Potter's trading house and dewanded whiskey, which he refused them. A Fra come in, was attached by severnl Indians inside All the Indians outside commenced rushing into the hi ond brevking the windows, a Frepel man, attempting to rescne wounded, 8 ,receivin hawk vpen the bead, wi blew whic in bis right arm. Potter then interfered. armed with ® pistol, six-barreled revolver, and two rifles He made even shots. and killed and wounded four or five Indisne, clearing the house, Potter then isent Somerville and the Frenchmen, who were wounded, down tothe landing, and soom after started for t landing bimself Four Indians following bim, he hi shot took Qetfect or not. The Eindian fle A | nok j and one of the persons was seen to o'clock, was alongtide the sunken vessel. taking off hey passer qe ra. sever the stcamer's smatl boat, at the dock of the Chemical Works; the remain carly daylight this morning The eabih furaiture was hestily removed to the deck. but in the con! n to get her off, - Newark (N Churebtown, on the north side of the mountain, eight or ten miles distant from the seene of destruction support him forthe Presidency, to which he ts look. | ing The National Convention to nominate candi. | Havana opera troupe, at Castle Garden, have boon completed, and three nights fo the week will be de bend having been eng eMcienoy and variety to the eoncerts. This evening | tacter of the priestess po pretation of th; te be present on also will be cnliedjinto requisition, os Ororeso; while the rereesblo and pleasing Costin will renew hor cera as Adelina. P nor A Vietth and will ercive the full the aote, the Ruri mont vory invitivg stroctive drama of the “Drunkar legethor with the tence Neerly all the talented company attached to the theatre jad 7 Nickinron, Sefton, Lynne, Conover, and ot comedians t, and Mrs. H. P_ Gratton, will appear this evening in the Coamrdy.of * Wild Oate.” farce of wl wine wains,” Benton bas an amendment te the Texas boundary to propore and # speech te make of a dey er two. in which be intends to riddle the tithe of Texas te the disputed territory ail te finders. Ie h ame Tepubite of Toxan, by the authority of Texas, which he is going te make ont the oase agains) inith, commonly eniled Provy Truman. will. of sod it is gomor- Rut the California caucus te night will probsbly de $ of her admission a trea Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Pricaowirnia, July 7, 1898, Mr. Clay's Compromise Bill Whig Meeting —The Weath- er- Stocks, Fe. The whig mecting, to-morrow evening, at the Chi- nese Museum, in favor of Me. Ciayts Compromise bill, j* looked forward to, not only with great ouriosity, but with po small share of anxiety, for the leaders ace ut- terly at ailess to know how to keep favor with the pdviinistration, and te preserve their standing with | the party at large. Giving the proposed meeting a political bias was ao unfortunate move, as yrives the masnes—whigs, democrats and na- so far av this ® just returned ‘The westher continues very warm. and under its im- tering places ‘ss00, in the way of ‘Tho Humane Howe and Southwark Kagin« © ome, from their brief visit to your city. on ork hospitslity. ‘The money market continues in a very easy condi- Our Honduras Correspondence. Buisex, Honduras, Juae 14, 1850, Crops, $e.. $e. There is nothing new since my last. The “Allen | Our neighbors are all still for the present moment orld. ‘Vhers are no except one English) no railroads rely altogether on the reports 2 '@ before we send it torward. Our marketis very duil, glutted.and overstockod sundance of rain in this yi; good health and enterprise has prepared a. In Cochineal crops very promising. Indigo not so good Ispran Ov mack In Mixyesora.—At Sauk Rapids 80 cis Keulman, who was outside, im attempting to Jobn Somerville and f h broke bis anda cut with » knife inthe hazel brush and they passed him. Soon anoth Indian rode close upto him on horseback, whe Potter fired upon him but does not know whother hil Potter | i then enme down to 8t hony with the wounded | then in weance, and is now in St. Paul, ‘The figut oo. | curred on government land. being om the east side of | the river ~ St. Paul, (Minnesota) Pioneer, June 21, Tur Srrasmoay Nowy Amenres Sunw.—This steamer lett Unis city yerterday morning. with some persons, of both ge on an excursion to West and Newburgh. On about two o'clock morning she struek * about » below our eity limits a nar- row part of the river, and she immediately began to | Ol wth water, The steam cominenced blowing ¢ the s.me time, altogether p ing among the pas- cause, av exciting | which the fv- reene of conf rm males sercamed, and two or th benrd. Stools. ropes. &e., were thre geaxp thei. bi he sipped hir bold. wd ie suppesed to have deowne © of the others ie not kuown. After dent, the beat was run about a qua\ unk within as fe ly embedded in the shore patched to the city for assistan © Meartt was in tely fi fi and the steamer J and, at thr 1’ of whom had been landed with or were brought to the city at sion and others budly 51g foot of water | it will be difficult J.) Advertiver, July 6. Tornano iv Pransvivania.—A tornado of unusual ity parved the enstern section of Lancaster ynty, Pa. on Friday of last week The width of ite track was about 200 yards and it occupied about five minutes in vaseing, the air being all the time darkened with branches, shingles. and a variety of other objucts snatebed up in its course, The principal euff-r were Peter Herr, Jacob Hersey, Jacob Fronts, T. 8 4 Dr Steele. The prinel- in the blowing down of dwellings. that » number carried into the neighborhood of Woods. Samuel Weng 1 damage rns. & of shing! Lenrnty Panty Cosventios of New Yonrs.—The State Convention of the Liberty party met at Syrac on the 4b inet. The fllowing persons were nom! pated + Governor— Wil 1. Chaplin, Lieut Joveph Plumb pal Commission: jarrington. tor —David the storm we ever wilnewed. As early av five o’oloek, deuce clouds emitted frequent Tastes threatemed storm o'clek. it beoame The lightaings Assked with t teuadere rolled almost uncessingly, while the wind fall untit about eight o'clock, farm of 6 ly alt destroyed, The streams running the Ce through from Fonda this morning by hand car, o1 Schenck’s was standing as the train approached the engineer pasahedstetant — | is so recent. and the mar Political tntelligence, i ‘The resolutions were very strong. denouncing slavery as piracy. and the gow rnment for disfranchising wo- men. They denounce the temperance society as u prieceue They denounce Judge MelLean, becanse | o refused to charge a jury. to the discharge of a slave who was arrested in a free State, and therefore will n jen for the Presidency and the Vice Presideucy will | et at Oowego, on the 2d day ofOctober next ' Italian Opera at Castle Garden, The arrangements for the entertainments by the | to opera, and three to eoncerts—Mr. Loder's 4 by Signor Poder, to give will be represented. Tt was in the che Stefanoni first ontad- great vocslist ia this metro. who have not heard hor inter. powerful rite, will bo anzious censton. Marini's giant powers ‘ollio will be represented by him an opportunity to ox- al abilities Retwoom fashion of filling mp the ti “ an opportunity to rest, wi presentation of a dance by Sig. Manor Patiteli Such ntertain- b the cool breezes of Castle Garden, will be xtent Theatrical and Musteal, Pownry Taraten — Thi weatng the mora and in- l'' will be performed, of the “Realed Se iil appear im both piroes attractive pieces of the the “ Woman linter.” are entertainment. Roth = are well cast. hang foo] the names of Miss ary Taylor. Mra. Vernon. Miss Nickinson and Measra Nariomar Te A new and very talented com. consisting of Mesers Perry, Wow Rossel, Granger, Kissler, Her. Missea Mestayer. Myers, Lester, Weston. Malvina, 232 g g z ? z 3 4 z ‘~ er Hf : A s 3 3 Fa quantiti | Rola at Oa. per hogeh: wv the bet received by the Avon, of the iupro’ Koglish warket for Colovial sugars oF Bo ooflee Taine have been general throughout 1 . @ deyr. per went prem. Cotenial cent prem ; 00 days, | per cent prem el emineot ) Geonun 8. Daww, to deughtor of Oliver 0, Mull, Req, all of this city. 150 Smit! | Tuesday. Juiy oth apeetfully Invited to attend Aitermoon, a6 4 o'cloel Union Place, Hoboken, whence his remains will be taken to Greenwood Cometer) T oeke Bret G. Beate, and daughter of Nebemieh Waterbury. » @ years ond The triends and 904@ Teerthle Storm at Albany. GREAT LEYTRUCTION OF YROPERTY AxD 1059 OF uurr, &o., &o. [Prem the Albany Kvening Journal, July 6) vieited lant evening b: terri! Ww y of lightaing. Dut they pureed te the north of us, and it seemed probeble, tor = time, thet we skould eseape the ma . Bat soom after seven tom) . ‘The rnin, however, did not begia te hon it came down torrents, All the streets were Instantly flooded ; and ov the waters rushed from the bill, amid the almost coustant flashes of lightuing sod ctasbing of thunder, the tumult was feertul beyond description, The storm Teged with apparently inoreasing fury until after thven o'clock, when it pasved off in a southeasterly direction. During thes) three hours, rain fell, cording to the ‘The progres m was tearfully sul The heavens seemed, during the whole period, a vaat sheet of flame, Thore was scarcely a momont during which the vivid flashes were not virible. rendering surrounding objects as palpable ax at mid day. During the height of the storm. an alarm of fire was raised Tt sppenred to be from a building back of Bath. We learu this morning. that a barn belonging to Stephen Sharp, near Snyder's Lake, in Greenbush, about six | miles from the city. ‘and cou- med, with a large quantity ot hay which it con- ed This was the fire which caused the sara. pave heard of no accidents in the city, except that two vess@s were struck; one the schooner Rocka: way. of Rockaway, lying alongside the pier by the Columbia street bridge, She was laden with lum- ber tor Richmond, Virginia. Her m: were thivered, wud she is now being unladen for the purpose of repairs, Tho crew were at supper at the time of the accident. bxt were uninjured. The other was the sloop James K. Polk. lying at the | | 98 enssengers, to new dock near the North Ferry. She was also laden with lumber, Her mast wag sbivered, but not so as to disable her, We hear of great damage by tue floods, caured by the immense quantity of raiu which fell — In the city, the pavemert® of the bill streots are tora up ip various direotions The largest breach is in Ly- | dius street, below Broad Some eighty feet of ihe pavementis torn up — The cellars in pearly all dirvc- tiens, below Pearl strect, were filled; but the mischief is not as serious as Was apprehended, ‘The +trewns in all directions were overflowed. Those rupning from the]North into the Hudson, rushed dowo the hills wits great iinpetuo-ity. A number of sual Dridges are said to be carried away, and ® good many fells of grain seriously damaged by the rush of the waters fi overflowed streams. 1 crops on the on Butta, on the Sundlake road. Sometery were filled, and the dams of the suver lukes Were ewept away. The grounds, in yariou rections, are also bavly cut up. aud several bridges, thers, &c., carried away. The railroad west, nas been distucld; sod there is a rumor of @ serious acoi- deut No train has been able to reach the icity this morning. and all we k»ow ef what has happened. is de- rived from ® young gentleman who worked his way foot, &e. It"seems that a bridge (Schenck's) & few miles ¢ast of Spraker's, was carried away ; and whon the train, which loft here at 75 0 clock Last even’ reachcd it, the engine was precipitated into the stream, and the whole traiu thrown into unutterable coufasion, Immediately the accident happened, aad without waiting to learn the extent of damage.n men started off, on toot, to Fonda, a distance of six miles. The turnpike was flooded, ‘at some points to the depth of his armpits hours te make the six miles feared that the en, neer and fre man were killed, and several passengers | bacly though not fatally injured. As the telegraph is down. we are unable to vbtain further particulars, It is possible that « train may be in before we go to press. tu coming up the river Inet night, the Maaeppa had her swoing frame work carried away, und reports a schooner ashore on Barren Island, with her foremast apd bowsprit carried away, It will be seen by the following, that the canal through the Mcbawk Valley has suifored severel Sarvepay Mow I have this moment received an expresa, bringing ence of (he most seriovedamage and di or ¢wbal. trom the storm last night. One break 250 fret in length. carrying the bank away twelve foet be- low the canal bottoin, near Mort Jackson. Another bresk at the head of ioek No and still another on the reven mile level. The water is so high it is impos- sible to ascertain the extent of the misfortune, L go up the line immediately, sud will advise you when I learn from inspection more of the T. Goops |. Resident Engineer —We have just conversed with M man on the train whieh left inst evening Le says tho bridg: Two O'Cro0¢ les, the bagg city for the W awit But the embankiment was warh- ed away, carrying off the abutments; and the moment the engine touched the bridge it gave way The engine was precipitated into the «tream, the fender, » freight car, andthe baggage ear, lodged on top of the engine, The three passenger cars did not go mtothe stream, but were badly broken. In the Treight car, there were eight persous, ® horse and a corpee. They were laborers onthe rond, with the e: ception of one woman. Only be fou One dead body bas been recovered. Two others (including the woman) ate supposed to have been carried of by the roshing torrent. Neither the crgineer nor fireman were injured, The locotaotive was broken to pieces Mr Coyles was in the baggage ear; and although it | was shivered to atoms, he ercaped with afew slight Urulees. All the mails whieh left inthe train Inst evening | (except that for Buffalo) have been brought back to this ity, saturated. ‘The Buffalo mail was swept down the Mohawk, and bas not yet been recovered. The Weeterm irain which vw: re this morni Was precipitated inte s branch of the Bast Canada Creek, the culvert having becn swept away. One passeng:-T wis killed. He wos sitting in the middle ear. Four or five cther prrrengers were badly hurt, and fourteen or Hf ecen slightly. The locomotive was badly broken, as also the baggage and two of the passenger ears. Ne tr have yet arrived from the west further than Schenectady. The Boston train arrived at the usual hour i CiTA GRADS REPOAT. Barvavar, July 6-6 P.M ‘The cotton market exhibited no change, while the falos were somewhat lnrger than those of yesterday. The flour market was mere buoyant, owing in put to rumors of breaks on the Westera Canal The sales. he ver, were moderate. to the local and B yesterday's quota. tions Canadian was in demand for export, without change in quotatioas, Southern fiour wae some bet- ter, while «nies were comparatively light. Wheat was qmet, but firm. Cora was held at firmer rates, and rales Vere Made at an advance of About one cont a bus, r mixed and fiat yellow Western, There was no Fourd yellow offering, which would also have com- marded » better price. Pork coutinned about the eathe, with a fair amount of walos, Beef continuvd firm. Cut meats were in moderate request, with sales given below. Lard was si was steady Fortign Markels, Kincstox, Ja, June 20 The date of our Inst issue thas been iu the iat ingly innetive, that we have scarcely » stn on to report of the Flightest moment. therefore, remains in nearly the same co; as it waa nt the date of our last; the ouly nges which call for any remark being an ad- oe of Is. per barrel in the price of Meal, aud | ® turther decline in the asking for Rice, The merket is choked with tho latter aries Since the Sth inst. as ® reference to our import lists | will show, there has been received no lesa « quantit then 140 tierces, S417 bags—w quantity pd. and 0 diaproport mption of the article. th ed to the prices will +till further recede, It by of mutton Una sloe th intel of ood- fish by brovght to this market; tho article, therefore, as may be ruppored, is exooedingly rearce, Ute per 100 Ibs for cask fish te talked of for the | gl next arrival. if it heppen to be a moderate one. The | brew market for flour and all sorta of exception of corn moni, ix « Prices, bowever, have not afte with the ngs continue so abundant, and are perishing in suck ‘bat holders are glad te accept simost any m off their 8. rice. in order to ward of sales of Brand (Marteli's) at 60, in bon doaen, in bottl m Candice hay ee still heavy at our laa # trifling advance qualities of Sugar. conse market, end none for exportation are betug broug! . diately taka for oousamptl Ginger is § im rather freely, but prices are Kaxcnavons o# Low von, —Jamaicn Rank — 90 days, par rom; 00 days. 'y por cent i Rank days, par; 08 days, by per On th mM tant, by th or Johm Macauley, Mr tes Cormeria B. Hens, oldest street, Rrookly thout corther invite. tow. [Boston aod Philadelphia papers will please 60) OH essuetay evening, July (th, of nerrons fever, Mr © ¥. Hoven, merchant, of this city, seed 6 yore Me friends are invited to sttend the fu this St bie Inte residence, Ne. 1 On Bunda) Imorais, of aomvumption. at 29 minntas late Mre Biina Avn Scert, wide J months tances ofthe family aro re. invited te attend her funeral. aferacen, whhoat farther we levitation, from 144 Lowta stress. a face N At Patesoon, N.J., om dropay ow the cheat. “MARITIM Jal, conten sant ee “INTMLLIGNNOM. Fort of New York, July 8, 1850, Arrt USM steamship Philadephia, Pearson, Oh 1 Kel om, July ith iY vite made her eens (pt), Hatten, tot Winitioot dn, 47 days, with iren and .” Sune 16, las $5, lon 45, jromea for New Yerk, with oKe 1p Lady Sale ( Br), Tu lock, Liverponl a 220 pacer nose to J De olf, a 7, sroke obip Aum Hartley, from Londonderry with pasion. On. ? tp Alles ¢ lon 7940, spoke bi ton. Dark Lotritapi the river, with ru! 66 52, and 22 hours running Siip Duchense a’ LIGHT AT ALGmoURAS. Grawacran, June 6, ‘ow ita former positi c 5 No berth scoured deving uvequalied acce keen; fromthe N N modations for elog: apply te EDWD K. COLLINS, 56 Wall street, Band Light ia invisible. ) J. LONGLANDS COWRLL Agent to Lioyd's. Copt G A Harsran, RN, Seo'y, Lloyd's. ‘ara, June 13, and 21 days from cy brig out, Died on the paseage, of fo JW Dyer (of Portland with fuste and tobaceo, to Das base to Chagre: el Persons desir Whale: tween Bo: 4 Li y Areet NMedford 5h, ship Onis and pansonger ario, Slocum, Sag Marbor, te ‘Sth, bark (late ship) Mercator, Macomber, Indian . NSW, Feb 1 James Whippe: 4 heor, Hath hime Boston), Eldridg Memphis, Tonn, 25 to Poster & Nioker~ SHIPPING, (OP pear rites at teas ba ae ne, ‘Tran igeg ts SRR ate, ‘These >; * New Rea ° of Shaan oipe wl net bi souniable for fe, Jewelry, presivas Tadlng at signed iterator, ane ase tt ron ti . For freight or ance or comfe TT. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN RB. By tea: ips, between New York and Live 1, and bow me falling at Halifax ‘te {nad sod ni) parson ge: atom, | Wednesday, duly 1 Biborsia, Lang “boston, & ait ae had ewe OF Pea ERT RD, Jun. 38 Brosdwap, | days, via New Orleans, with cotton, ny (of Warren). Gilehrist, St Marti walt, te FS Reblessi of 2odouaks ep and 10 casks blaok Gow, “Dokegloy, Antwerp, 56 days, with rf, Bower, Cork, 43 days, with iron and eve, Palorme, OF days, with frais, to (ir)! Smith, Sydney, CB, 10 aa; Brig Tweed (Br), Steliont, and 6 panengers, to Smith Touched at Guam, Ladrone Islan Scott, Luce. NB, 20 mow out, 1700 bb! do 7 mos, 160 bbls; 27th, Wneas, Bdwi pbie: Trane Hicks, Rice, NIL, 17 moe 120; We, bi for Onbu; Feb ¢, voll, Warren, ships Marearot 104, Crosby, NB. 645 days from Hong Kong Sydney, CB, 15 days, with coal, ig Mary Ann (tir), Patterson, Windsor, NS, 6 days, with ‘carter, Windsor, NS, 17 days, with Darien, 25 days, with Bradford, New Orleans, ter, bound to Newari Version PH, 8 mee, 7 2th, Batsoy Wi March 3. Albion, Hi Sloan, NL, I7 mos, 800: Rossiter Havre, 4. do; Robin Heod, Fok WveRroon. 1Wth July, the ship LITINIA HEYN, Me Edward, Smatlo: uber. to J H Rokenbau, Ke Capiain Tow (of Warren). June 15 with md: Brig Delms, Bigeivs. @; Pe J: firey'4o, oil not stated; Sth, Gen Teste, « Nimrod, Sherman. ‘NB, 20 mor ™ €44 mos. do; i2th, Abigail Walsh, Havre, 7 or vo the subscribers, 9 days. Eastport, S days. July 2, off Portland, from Calais for od Arial, of 'Portiand, from Bastport for FS A letter from ship Wm Roteh, Kempton, Ff, reports hor at Sydnov Feb 17, with 880 bbl orvire, all well, A leiter from ship George, Marston, of FH, reports her at Gorm Mch 6. with one h, all well. Sroxun— Feb 8, lat 5878, lon 68 SY W, ship Caravan (of 8. lon 106 29 W, ship Hooghly (of Warren), < days, with mdse, vu 79 10, spoke ship Wil- Phin. jong, Bay Chaleur 15 days. aseau, NV, ¥ days, with f ith lumber, to P ie poil, to sailin Sdays on & |, of Boston, for Sebr Jane Sprott (Br), Boll Sehr Menchestor, Alby, , St Joba, NB, 10 days, ea. Horrick, Machine, 5 day Warren street, North River. stenuaiip GEORGIA Pasesge oan be proc Compen: through aprly to |. O. RUBERTS, 177 Vest. cor, Warren st. Fall River), 96 Stoamer Penobscot, Seymour, Philadelphia, March 25, off the Islan: NBedford), 7 months out, 35u bbls oil. Spoken. showing Cope's (Prt 8 binek bail under it, was ae distant 68 miles May 18, Int 29N, Franciseo, for Tah Be Skip J R Humphreys, from New Orleans. x (of Yarmouth, NS), from Glasgow. 2 brigs unknown. Jury 7—Wind at eenriseo NW; moridiaa, W; at sunset, BSW, aud light. shin’ vate sizanl, with io daargee Shoal WN aoe 180 90 W, bark Flora (Br), from San May &, Int S37 N, lon 123.50 W, brig Amacon, Watson, of ro, 48 hours from San Francisco, B n 132 40 W, bark Duchess of Clarence (Br), from San Francis: A FOR CALIFORNIA. Jon 126 W, ship Gold Hunter, Wood, from May 15—Bark Ari Brig Col Sehr Jobn Storey, £1) Prig Seguin, Norton, Columbia River, 9 days. n brag sid Saco, 180 ulon, Hoyt, Oregon,7 days, _ Boston, 210 day TKAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW— ‘The powerful new sorew steamship CINY OF GLA Kid 1 OO tons over all—3W) horse +, formorly of the Great Western, com= sail from New York to Glasgow, on Sature ot mau day. the 1sth of July, mt 12 o'cloek, moon, pas % wf (duly, nt 112 o'clock, a Cabin @, (eteward’s foc inoluded,) ninety dollare ifty-five dollars. te ur Kg te rooms for first and sou ond onbin passengers, are wnusvally large, odiou: ventilated. For freight or pasmacer st pig to Bf y . Mos street, TO SAIL POSITIVELY ON THE clase, coppered aud copper fastened of Bolfast, 800 tons register, Capcaim hin For freight or passage anply on board, Kast Hiver, JUS. MoMURRAY & 508, 69 South street, . OR SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, DIRECT.-TIE fast sailing, coppered and copper fastened sshooner ENTERPRI*¥, will :eil on the 18th inst, For froight only, apply immediately to ie ¥ D. FOWLER, 84 Weat street. WM. WH HACKRTT, 14 Wall street. VIA CHAGRES.—ON SATURDAY, Se'clook PM., fh ae foot st ndid lar u 77 Were w er, to Charless ext sreet, corner Warren street, to ah, Now Orlean: 4 Chi * and to San Francisoo, California, For terma, = ve July bo b nN sen ger (oF No. expen= ving te pasvengers by thie line Pog information oe HERDLE AND WRIGHT, 130 Cedar stroet corner of Washington at., 24 foor ROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHA- pte hip CI Mg ed July &th, at 3 0’clock, to have thoir baggage D & ASPINWALL, __Noa. 54 and 55 South sireot. iat 1 ‘Oot 2%) for San Francisco N, Jon 1348 W, sloop Choleey Smith, from Fr jon 131 W, brig Esther, 102 days from Brig Bear; May 18—Sebr Col Brig JM ji Bark Valhalla, Howe May 19—Bark Ninus, — May 2—stmr Oregon, Pactorson, Panam: S ling, (Hawaiian) oop Sehr lrabel, Warner, Trinity Bai T = 12, lat Mey 1, Lat 0748 Sydney, for San Ft of Falkland Ia) dave from New York fer ‘eb 26, lat 56 05 S. bark A: t 2947 N, lon 13314 W, ‘hs from New York for San Francisco, ie, ship Powhatan, Tucker, 78 ran) mo, 69 days from Bath, for San bark Wabaa, Severi Avextann, NZ, Feb 10—Sld shin Noble, San Francisa. Jone 1€—Bark Bogota, Thomas, for N York 3 days—only am vo Crisanrs, June 27. m Moy 2—Schy Jas RW hiving, mma Presoott, Pack i Lander. Payta, ot Mey 2%—Sohr Sarah T avi rig Ark, Marsh, Ne foolat Nicolayson ( ye. burg, Kichmond, Petersburg, V HM royal mail 178 Ty port, 205 aya, At Novy Bay 27th, brig N E Ely, Pike June 0—Arr sehr J eam, Stewart, do Bark Helen Augusta. Knowles, Pay Kinceron, Jam Webster, Green, sth, brig Dracut, 27th, brie George Abbott, Weieht, Ni ig Velocity, Darrell, NOrleaus, aud roma yas Mary Jane (Br), ia ™ Br i | May 26—Hark Azim, M.’ the next da; AM. stout 2 P.M. frvm which point they progeed furt with this euperior Ling, from Baltimore, to Fredericksburg, 0. do. Charlest Eldridge, for Sale Moy 7—Ship Crescent, Maadi se Sy Sanva C8 ny 2 Queen of the West, from Ss rmer ldg again for Stn aire ov MaGrttaw, Maroh 10—Schs Lambert Seydam, from NYork, and E A Sliber, from Baltimore, for Saa Fra or Soxpa, April 3—A inted with while streak Ey . Plymouth, 190 days, four of the eight were to | well, Santa Crux, 3 t anchor a chip showing Am the Baltimore, to a Home Ports. Boston, July 6, AM—arr bark Leo, Devens, Batay Mt wily, and Isabella, Arbeos: rte Signal for » bark Amanda, Kelle, een. Bohr © C Raymond, Churchill, Orogon. ark Dominge, B: M Klots, Kena! Chaniyerom. Joly 2, PM—Arr brig Palo Alto, MeIntyre, Mrig and several ioe Islands and Dennison, Mazatlan, AKTrORD, July t—arr sl Arr sehr Chorokes, Gaudy, Philadet- w Rervorn, July $—Std J ing lighthouses; Thomas i train will leave for the west, further than | until something is heard from that | Br Brig Col Fremont, Nason € inne & Oluffer (Dan), Eagers, Masatlan, Robertson, Trinity River. O'R arrel, Liv~ Burmad, standing or atiie nd. ldvron, Guayaqail, Gandy, de: George Hofman, Mallett, St Thomas; A Horton, Gandy, Sa St Lents. (itr), Miles, Magatian. Cantor awioh Tolands. Fant of venereal and merovrial disease ard, Valparain k. Sid sehrs Mary © ty vjtd Den! Hacer. Rach * ving Backetona, Appleby, am or tk: Mere Helen, Davis. di oe Sid schr Rainbow, Rogers, Boston. © D* "eer Ricwmony, July Pessengers Arrived. TA VR e—Packet ship Duchesse d’Orloans—Mre Jas Tt Pal- Whittaker, Masters H Whists. °o Whittaker, of foner, of New York: He: fork Waitinber Bx A Cork, of do; My Un Brig Warlock, Lane. Fe CALIFORNIA—A& THROUGH CABIN a aw | fo. steamship CHEROKER, of 8th July, for ealg at street, |A—THROUGH TICKETS, VIA ISTH- July, for San Fransisco, for PA did dit. Ee co. 63 Front street. ALIFORNIA TICKETS—IN HOWLAND & ASPIN- / wall’s Lit Ono fist claes through ticket for July Oth, Teo stoorage, from Now York ¢ Chagros, fi For sale low." F, WHITE, 3 Wail sirese }O TRAVELLERS GOING SUUTH.—NEW, SUPERIOR and economics! line becwcen Baltimere and Fredericke= Kaleigh, N. C.ans Charles blic are hereby informed that the large and camer BALTIMORE, Capt. an re of Po Pe ction with the Richmond Fredericksbu: ond and Petersburgh Railroads. ing Commerce rirect wharf, on ‘Tuceday and Fridays, rose Riehmond by 1 ugers by the «reat jchmend. $5 60: do. do, Petersburg, $5; ¢ SC, $10 Meale and’ state room eaten A &3 ward oabin Ly meals and Indging, $3: Por fer y "So Ri ne the Washington Railroad Of- ties Worthington, agent, Com= ‘Toendays a Fridays om board Lar apoen Mo@AUSLAND, Captaia, Baltimore June 21. cow auissions, Tmpotency, improper habits— Fourth ition. 36 it ric y ‘or tale by the Pub= lshers' STRING? R WNSEN D, 28 roadway, and by MURPUY MAS REMOVED ear Chatham, where he diseases. A practi to Warrant ® speedy and Gonorrima oured in two NOT ONLY MONEY, BUT LIPE SAVED—DR, ser will forfeit Any sui, if tailing to onre 7, gaan thas may come. how 3 well to reflect bofore trusting their health, bappiness, in many oases, their lives, in the hands of physicians ine £18 cortaii ON'S HERNIA INFIRMARY, BOSTO: Wing returned from Burope, will rece tients nefermeriy He continues to at the pature and rpeedy cure of Horui ptars, V: gelo, Serotactle, Hydroeele, Ko.; a!p0, to ciseases of fomalen, ‘Trusses are dispensed with, in Hieations muat | Tw at his ofhoe and resi Exeter Place, CONSULTED years, three Dr. W. bo worst fee, +, wie the signatures of Amos in surgery And modi- cine this country has ever produced A cure or», charge, Trinidad Bay. GEMINAL Diskasks, casita Val, ry jo cree Garginous, Paoife i i thet of the wives eostenan an Most eminent Europ-an physicians, and cneur- > other i meres. Treatmen' h Fe 'English, Peonch ot Ceres a Nonrous, Jaly 5. POT, sehre Tremens, bark Agitator (Br), itis pevbeble | Arrived—Brie Edward, New fleet: Amanda, Barnstable. Cl | feat; brig Brothers, Bs rbadoe iB paseurp wi ‘SB PRIVATE A ey a. M. Mecricenn, Professor of safering, of sical amd tal i many Sonate tite acd peovnlery Uidicate toeke IS_AND LONDON TREATWENT OF ee m this July Sth, i} Zo'oleek. | cured ina fow by » y ill be forwaeded Yu charge of s spoil messon oof fourteen ‘Sears, are sles a4 Konyon's, 91 Wall steeety etreet. Miscellaneous, Seur Newrom, of and from Boston, for San Pranciaes, 1 Sitempted to beat inte Juan Pernar athor, bewerer, being squally, sho s % b Ruias, of Boston, from Chi for Towa, om the might ef Jupe 28 when about Wo uiles of ane was abandoned. The crew were steamer Dos, and landed at Cha- free, No lives lost, Somn liso Mama, from San Prencisos, was wrecked im ge- , let Feb. Quetee. 1; San Bi ip tho Weet Indi experte from Baltimore ie ), by Iooal applieasi imeleding goods te the valne of it Téspenard street, new me i b brated Travellers’ rive an, srlf-treatmens, for every indivi wes, French fomale periodionl pille OTHOR oF THR fecha ae Green otage of ‘new av ‘cominel diseases, he., (trem he rom ne aeher Ia ON VRNERBAL | The 0S brig Bainbes: ebored tn Hompton 3 officers ati or, A @ailatio Slanghter: 1 faster, WP Book The Paintyid the Ronda yesterday mare paateites cospe » he ley 4 solutes were emehar vanis, Com'r Barron, bearing tae broad of Commodore Shemt, ‘The Portemouth, Commander Pook, bearing tho bread pen- nt of Commodore Gregory, wae to rail the day a ream Const south of the TSON 18 CONSUL! with diseasea, waty. "Recent secs "removed |. Recent tes fow are. Surloveres ond cominad weak sess he in ° F Ere Stil cared. ‘See his Leadon diploma, im ‘he ote, 300% AND NERVOUS DE- bility, impotem etry ayo age in gene: al, tym Keg 12 . Delaney, ene B Hie mode ot treatment ia ‘omen—Teath edition, imo. pp. 20—Prive $1 Ty married. or Asit diseloeee importast veorete, to them partionlariy. whose health i i hy fom lyse ner ng Beek eee ag and most . inevery “*(Butrnet of's vattarhrons 8 Oealoman tn Dagon, Obey oa es oe ne ormking fee tal sofering soe and turing on Ease Se De tad ots family of ohildren, i tee hy at No. ‘bon COOPER, 14 DU ae, ron vee 33.3 o ‘tare A perfeot onre, oF Moe with the condition de D* Jeunes, OtANE STREET, 14 9 eines werine