The New York Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1850, Page 8

Ae Our Washington Correspondence. Wasmxeron, Julv 7, 1850. Beening Paragraphs — Te Galphins—New Mexico : —The Omnibus, Cuba, $c. How stands the cuce! But for the votes of Mesers. Cabell, of Florida, Merton, of Virginia, Stephens and Tombs, of Georgia—all whige—the President of the United Suites would not have Deen yesterday censured for his epinion given to Crawford in the Galphia case. What covld have induced these whigs thus to censure their owa President? lt was the “ nigger question—the inferun! nigger question.” Soured @t Old Zack’s free soil arrangement in New Mexico, and indignant, even to the point of the bayonet, great guns und canister, Mr. Stephens and Mf. Toeuibs have just been waiting for a chance for a broadside at Old Zack. But there was something wore ¢ When they found out that their man, Crawford, hhad to go by the board, they determined to hiteh the President to hin, and to seat him out to the country, coupled with the disgrace of the principal Galphn. Metsre. Toombs and Stephens were instrumental dn getting Crawford ia; snd this is the way they show their giatitude io Old Zack, for the compli- ment he puid to their selection of a Secretary of Wor ‘ ‘The trouble with Mr. Toombs and Mr. Stephens Degen with the election of Speaker. They sus pected deeply the fiee--oilism of the cabinet—they wished to rebuke it; and us soon as Ubey find out frem the New Mexicou business that Old Zack is the bottom ot it ali, aud that he is to be spared @tthe expeuse of their min, Crawford, the oaly Outend-out Seuthers aan he cabinet, they cut their les, wud part company with the admi Bistranen. hey have deserted Mr. Teombs aud Mr. Stephens have announced that from this Hime cot they are enemi Ministivtion. ‘They hive opealy preclain day ty some of the verthem whigs of tb The fast iganent (1 ©. the ehiet Galphin) being fut looee, there is ho further tie to bind them to Did Zack. iow vue the warnings of the New York Heald How wire it bod been if Old Zack had tumbled Out his cobinet last December. How jadicions, if Dis better judgme ot hod prevailed, when the Craw ford evermily War exposed to hum. Flow just to the country and it had it been, if on that dis- elgsure, be had expelled Crawford, instead of tura- ing bis faithful friead Built advift among the erevice, Pubhe opinion must be respected. It cannot be Befely rerinted when it is so clearly in the right. Crawrord must go; and if Old Zack himself es- Capes a coutirnimion of the ceusure of Saturday, it will be from: on exercise of migaanimity which he ought to respect jore than that: if he does not promptly punish the ingratitude ot the Georgia backers of Crawford, he will become an object of pity before the people. Dor is it to be presusied that he will persist, atter such ingrmtitnde, in defending, by his powerful sug- port, the Georgia Galpbiu aud his associate de- perters A large body of the whigs are yet desiroua of upholding Old Zack. Ls ouly reliance is thei support. He aust chocee between them and Craw- ford ; end Crawtord, if he does not resiga, must be dismissed. Ner do we comprehend why Crawford should be panished, and Meredich and Johuson go free. Let the judgment of the House cover the whole case ; but let there be some attowance for Old Zack, on account of the whsolute ignorance in which he was Aest as to the real merits of the Galphin. Bot further speculations are idle, just now. Let US Weil the meton of the House, to-morrow. ‘The curcent werk will be full’ of interesting re- sults, We expect something farther with respect Wo New Mexico; peihaps we shall get the official Feports, trom Col Monroe, of the recent proceed- fnge at Sante and as at this janetare the whole Tseue eWinge Bon the Texan boundery, these of ici! papers will be of the highest importance. We do not expect, this week, any decision upon the Omnibus. Mr Truman Smith, Mr. Corwia, and Mr Beton, will probably teke up pretty much the six days interventrg to Sunday next. But nous ver row Wed however, expect some good intelligence from that eagle.” which Mr. Clayton declares Must and shall tthe Comtoy prisoners, now dn the hepa the Copia Generalof Cuba “The down woh the Vixen, and if it the bird will prove himself but rina grestand imperative case of wy Hands fall ail revad. The Galphing, the Om bus, the toy pricone Of -N porties Prthope, when the Hon. John Bell becomes See- Tetary ot War, the eoule will exhibit his pluck a litle more to the public sa The bird en H pretectmny boty with his fe ed Release dim, end he will do the work ia his usual good Style. What's the use of having an eagle, if he is to be kept chained up on hoard a ship of wart Wasuuxaroy, Jaly 7, 1350. The Hiovse Censure on Old Zack" —Observations am the Svhert—Speculaton Toomhs and © Old Zack's” intervww and Tulk—Toombs and Ste- phina Gone Over to the Democracy — Waat we mbs hos Dene, &e The duet and pxipable censure passed upon General Taylor, the President of the United States, yertenday, by the [louse of Representatives, is in the mouths of every bedy, and receives the severest ftrictures end denunetations from the friends of the adminis’ ration ally. Messrs. Toombs, Ste- phens & Co, voted for the censure—they voted to censure “ Old Zack” for telliog Me. Crawford that he was right in doing just what Messrs. Toowhs, Stephens & Co. have been stoutly con- tending was «'l right and proper. I underetand that they say they voted as they did vote in oider to incke the proposition ao objee- towable that the liouse would be glad to vote it down ‘This may be fo, or it may not be eo. As the Inetter to the world, it gives aa Unfavorable aspect to President Taylor's position for it presen with the detiberate and palpable Censure of the House ot Kepresentatives 11) 2. Some anger thet Messrs Toomhe, Stephens & Co resolved that, if the «bigs in the k would net eurtain Mr Crawford's condact in the Galphia transection, then the President should be dragged dowa to Mr. Crawtord’s level, and be made to there with hin the censure of House, At any tate, many of the Taylor whi Howe are new prepared to vote almost any amount of cempure v Mr. Crawford, which my be pro- peed, ws will doubtless be seen when the subject comes Up le-meorrow Jacob Thompeon, the mover of the censure voted dy the I day upon the President, is the fame Jecob pen whe moved the insulting Sinerdment Which the House passed te the vote of thanks properecie be awardedio Gen. Taylor for his gery ww Mexico. He will be made famous for hie rucersstul propesiions to heap odiam upon MAILS. Congress, interest allowed by INTELLIGENCE BY THE He am rr py tg hus broaght which, Prosi- upon all connected with it, if aot apoa Pre wt Taylor. He to deteat the election of Mr. Winthrop to the Speskershiy of the present House, to bring about the electiou of Mc. Cobd. tae manages to take hituself oat of the hig party, and to wer to loc stocoisn. Let tates he ought volte je gone long ago. Our Baltimore Correspondence, Barretore, July 8, 1850. The Celebration—Result of the Conspiracy Case— Trotting Matches, ec. Our city papers are still filled with accounts of the celebration of the Fourth of July, and a most merry time they all appear to have had of it. I have never known the day to have beea more uni- versally observed. The case of the two brothers, Cochran, which has so long occupied the City Court, convicted of a conepiracy to falsely charge George W. Warner with perjury, was closed on Saturday, by a sen- tence of one year’s imprisonment in jail, fiae of $100, and costs of court toeach. This is a most singular case. Some mouths swee, the District Attorney refused to proceed agaiast the eldest of the brothers, asserting his belief that he was in- sane. He denied insanity, aud demanded a uial. The court retused to try hun, on the same ground, aud he consequently brought urticles of impeach- ment befote ite Legislature, agsinst both of them, which were Jaid on the table. " At the next teria of the court, he demanded a jury trial, on the ques- tion of sanity, which was granted, aud he argued his own cuse with much ability. The case oc- cuyied one week, and the jury fia ce 9 Teturned a verdict, that they believed him to be of sane iad. The court then ordered that the trial forconspiracy should progress at the next term, and the brothers were held to bail. They were consequently ied a few weeks since, arguing cwa cases, When a verdict of guilty Was rendered, aud the above sentence has been imposed. The Judge «nl Dia trict Attorney are, however, satistied of the chargs of insanity, and will, it is presumed, apply fora ardon for them. Our Philadeiphia Correspondence. Puu.apguvuia, July 8, 1850. The Compr omise Bill—The Meeting This Eve- ning—Fireand Fight—Miss Fisher—The Cati- Sornia News, &. The all engro. grand whig meeting which ia to be held thi nipg, with the view ostensibly of giving alfall and cordial endorsement to the Clay Compromise bill. I say ostensibly, for there ‘is an under current at work, which has a preponderating iafluence in the demonstration about to be mude. Our whig sena- tor, Mr. Cooper, who is particularly averse to ostra: cism in any form, and who is out in favor of Mr. Clay's bill, is desirous of showing the world of ‘Washingeon how he stands at hom-; and in this desire he és cordially seconded by the Ingwirer and Daily News, of this city, which journals, whig as they are, love the administration about as well a8 a certain unmentionable gentleman does holy water. Apirt from this influence, the proposed meeting will receive the al Most unaniaious support of our business comaa- nity; for these men of dimes and dollars, have at last, and with good cause, taken ths alarm. They | well “know that unless the slavery question is set- ded within the next six weeks, there will be a daa- gerous falling off in orders for the supply of the Southern market. Indeed, a leading hoase in Market street, informed me the ether day, that unless the Clay, or a similar eompromise bill passed speedily, they would be compelled, in order to save themselves, and get rid of their stock, to open a house in Charleston or New Orleans. There was quite a serious fire yesterday after- nocn in the wholesale erockery store, corner of Merket and Fitth gstreets. The loss, however, was fully covered by insurance. Afier the fire extinguished, and while oa their way home, the Sheffer Hose Company hid sn interesting pitch baile with the friends and adherents of the oyamensing Hove Company, in the classic par- lieus of Shippen and > nd. The fight com- menced with a volley of brickbats from the litter company, followed by « comfortable round of bullets froma respectable namber of horse pistols. The Shiffiers, nothing daunted, drew their rev: vers, and not only succeeded in earryiog off their carriage in triomph, but, itis feared, fatally woan- ded two of their asssilants, and thas closed the Sunday sfternoon amusements in our city. Mics Alexina Fisher, the pride aad darling of the Walnut street theatre for mony years, positively | ethe boner and profic of « com or benefit, although tendered to her ia a manner eqaal- ly graceful and spoutaneous. Baraum, with his usunl teet, has secured her services. She appears at his esteblishment this evening, assisted by a email but talented and admiradly selected company. The receipt of nearly three millions of gold dast by the steamship Philadelphia, at your city, has pat | the few rema ¢ “*bulls”” in our city in a state bord: ring on the arde They are qnite confident of putting prices upto the May standard, wish or | Without purchasers inthe market. The Poiladel- phin’s news hus cwrtaialy put the market ap, and as money continues very abundant, it 14 possible we may have a few speculative movements in spite of the “ dog days.” eve- Fire at Sowru Bostoy —Atun early hour yes- terd-y morning, a fire broke out ia a large wooden burldi at the tere min ‘The baildi ‘| Was occupied for various purposes, and was own by Chauavey Page, who used 4 portion of it asa steam plening mill, The boilting, with its entire contents, eave a valuable engine, was destroyed. Mr. B.'s Joss is estimated at $17,009. Iasured for 000 at the AStna office, Hartford. Proctor & wwis, etair builders, lost, in stock, We , 2090; | i Gray & Co, sash and pline insurance 2700 King & Dex- about $1000 gn of the pro- ter, druggists, perty. Rebert Titeomb, carpeot t $500. Ia addition to the building, a large quantity of lamer on the wharf, owned by Sears & Fitch, and Go. Newell, was much injured.—Boston Courier, July 8. From Liber’ (Prom tho National lacelligencer, July *) asminutos, Jaly 6, 1850 Geviteseen :—T bave just reeelvod. by the U3 brig Lainbridge. a letter trom President Roberts contain. | ing tbe gratityiog intelligence that he has sacoseded in purebasing that woted slave tactory. the Gailin This t+ the Inst polot at which the slave trade been carried on for about twelve ha y of the letter from Mr Roborts, to announce the facts in your Monday's | chm in for. Te will | dt help aa to raise y for the purchase Yours, very respecttally, Messrs. Gives & Sxarow W. MeLAl Mownovra. (Liberia,) May 17,1 i Thave jost returned fre U. 8 _ brig Bainbridge. on the 6 United States, via Porto Pray. Capt. Siaug been kind enough to silow me an | hour to send a letter or two by him, [ theretore avail | my It of the opportnnity to vend yeaa hasty note. to fay that we have at lomgth sucereded in seeuring tae | fewrd territory of Guliinns to this govern in. | Zachary Taylor, it he does not take care, The eecoud branch of Me Thompson's reaola- tions of censure, was not acted on yesterday, It Proposed to censure the co: tof Mrasis he dith and Johnson, in relaiion to the Gilphia allow. ance. It willy bly be acted on to-morrow The rejection of Mr wmbs's resolution of ac quittal, even afer # qualifying proviso had heen added to it, ie » damning verdict against Mr. Secre- tary Ore rd, Which his furmre career, wo matter ‘what it may b-, can never eredicats He is « doomed man. It is to be hoped that the equally emphatic condemnation of the House will be stamped upon Mesers Meredith and Johneon, forthe part thew neted in the Galphin ewindie. Mr Clay- ton deserve: his allowance of the Da Ia Francia ct r. ing also, for «tlow- whole bateh «i ma aod rotten ataima. ie whole er inir wht to be driven into the Po ic, and | hly serubbed with brush and goep, and Warhed It 19 understood that Mr. Toombs, of Georgia, and President Taylor be had @ talk, ia which Mr Toombs eaid that he had started ont for Gene ral Tay "resident, when he hed but a few Hees to co-operate with hin, and that be had stood by him np to thie erisis, bot that if the President desigued to back up New Mexico Executive, agvinet Texas, he To which Gene ral To ylor replied th ded to dy his duty, | and Mr. Toombs might go his way Today Mersts, Poors and Sephens, as tam credibly informed, declared tae New York m ber of Congress, that they were no longer mem ers | of the whig ports, but would net, hengeforth, with | the democratic y The annovres ment is much apeenlated upon. So | far as the amimbie je, and worthy Stephens | fis conceined, th feet is very general amony the | whigs here, thet the step should be taken But, | jo cegatd to Me Toow everybody was prepared for it, end wobedy serine to regret it Mr. Tootmb« mon by the id of Mr Ste. ehiv cluding ali the territuriea between Cape M ned | Phe bar, excepting a small tlip of ich coart in (he Kellow country, inte cur hands. For these tracts we have incurred a large debt, and we confidently lock to you to aid us in uesting these | His bilities at Had [ not deemed it abeolate. I l+o svon fall | Jinas, to preveut the re Vival of the slave trade there, [ would not have pald | the p demanded The purchase of Gallinas and | th: tracts, will oat us about $6500. o aware of the objset of the purehase, and urged streanourly the asoritice, 6 they most makeia abandoning trade, aod demas were some better, with @ good demand. Gis- | tinued firm, with o sale of Now Jersey, at rates delow. Corm comtinued im gocd demand for export, ‘and prices wore better for ell desoriptions, with o fair amount of sales. Meni remained the same. Bye flour was better. The market for pork was lower. wish salve | bus, Western our is in fair demand fo | ee t of mess at a decline. Beef was in better domand. Cat meats, with lard, wore dull. Coffeo was in fair demand, with moderate sales. Sugars wore in good requvst, ab steady prices. The amount of sugars lost by the fire 4p Brooklyn, was said to be equal to about 2,000 bhds., and may prove to be more ; sad sbout 100 hhds. mo- lasses were also destroyed. Asnxs.—The market was steady, with a modorate demand, and sales of 50 bbis. pots st $o 81 a $5 B75. Pearls were quiet, but firm, at 96, Baxavsturys.—swur—The sales made reached 7,500 barrels, including Cenadiau im bond. at $5; No. 2 su- perfing, at $4 Sidg w $4 624; common to atraigut tate. at $6 1256 3 36 25; Michigan aud good Vato, at $b 31M w $5 0214; fancy Ohio, at $6 S74 4 96; extra Lo, at $Ua $O 12%; pure Geneseo, ab pd 1a a 38 18%; fancy Genesee, pU 3746 & 98 50; wad extra Qous- sue, wt $6 60 a $T 1dsg. We have to revord » bestor demand for Southern flour, with sales of 3.000 bbls, at $6 44 for mixed Fredericksburg couatry; $5 508 $5 62K for straight Baltimore aud Georg: town; and 6 75 for Brandywine. Kye Fiour was dull Dut was better; some 400 bola, sold at pd Via BS Cora | was steady, about JW bbls, Jerevy anid at 32 vi aw Theee is vory little Wheat bere suited to the want | of millers, and 74 Baye vuly to nutice sales of bu bucbels red Jersey, at $1 45 é much wanted, we nute a sale u Prices of Oats for immediate ung, vales of e were made at 480 a dy \; nd Jerrey. ut diigo a 4lig. The market for Corn was something tirmer, sud prices show a flight improvement, some 2400) da-heis | changed bauds, ac Wo, for heaved; Wo. » Oligo. fur Western mixed; Gs3gc. #0340 toc round wud Ust yel- low, ‘Phe recent arrivals have beon freely stured. aad the supply of round wud flat yellow was very poor Coren. —The attendance of the cvttuu trade on ‘Change still continues thin, the operations making being generally of # woderate mature, aud to taist execution of orders, Vrices continuy scoady chiefly Deewuse the amount on sale iv 49 much reduced The Fales are TUO to BWV bulos, at 12750. bo L8o, for mniddlings, all growths Ourrae—Thero wes # fair local demand for this article, and thy rales include 3u0 bags Kio, at 9% & 100. 4mon'hs, 70 bags st Domingo at 55, a.d some smaal lots Java at 1145 # 110, Cartix—Oflered, 160) Deeves. (all Southern.) 75 cows and calves, and 00W) eheep and lauds. Prices, eto— Beet cattle have been very dull of sai, owing mainly to the warm weather of the past wock. Prices are & fraction easier, Sales of youd retwilia, made during the week at irom $6 to 97 ity. A lot of 1Uv bead were dri er ubout 60. Cows and cuives bare been in fair demand. Allin market wary taken at prices rau glug, as in quality, trom $20 to $45, whict is lower, Saeep and Lambs- The supplies cemy in treely, but the de- manu 14 brisk enough to take all that are offered. Bales of sheep at trom $4 to 56 50, and lambs at $1 50 to $4, All nvld. Fuse nts—Kates to Liverpool remained about the same with light engegements—Cottoa 5-331—Uora and Flour at lid aud 1 The ne OF I versely have been loading with Cotton at the same price. one of which had engaged at the same rates. There was o better demand for freight to Catitoruis, aud moasarement goods were taken at 66¢., and oue vessel demanded TOs. Hies—Tho market bay been less active since oar Inst. ‘The stock was vot wiry heavy. while trausactions have beem coufimed to 1200 dry Tampico, averaging Pi ibe wt 1h; TW Rio Grands, averaging 24lbs. at aoked. packet of the 10th, was tull, with Votton at 3¢ two other Ighe, ; 4eu0 6 d St. Domingo 21 Ibs, aup- posed at W5e,, rejecting thoae Injured oa tho paseng au oo or less, d per cent for cash. In Bal Viteore faies were made of 800 dry Matampras, ave! ging $2.lbs. at Ilo. less, 5 per cout for cash, merohant- Abie Bome holders were asking 130, tor Kio Grande, averaging 220 23 Ibs, trom etore, Hiay—Loowe is welling at from 624 to 800 from the wagoos, Supply abundant. Lratsikn,— The re appeared to be a good many dealers from the south and wert in the market to day, and tome good offers wore made for heavy wad good damaged rele, but no sales bare been reported Prices # gemerally the same,as those given in oar last, notice rales of 200 hds, Va bhds. were destroyed by the fire in Brooklyn, yester- day. Rous —The market for whale continued rey dal, without rales, Linseed was in good demand, with sales of 7 000 gallons wt i 6c , for Eugli.b aad American in carke; and T7e. for do iv barrels. Tro ons.— Pork— Sales were made of 650 bbls. $10 60 a $10 62% for mesa, and 8 62% for primo. Thero was a better joquiry for boef, with xales of 99 bbla City mers at $10 26, and prime at $5 50» $650. Country and city prime mors wax more lovked for to- nd ules were made of 200 tierces wt SIT. Beef hams were very quiet at $14. Holdurs of ent m were firm, but ‘no rales have travapired. lose sotivity in the market tor lard. and prices wore a | easier, Sales wore only 100 bbla. ater and 20 bhis head lard at 6ko. cheese were ar before reported. Tick —There was a fair business doing, and the sales Teach d 100 tierces ut $3 50 x $3 68%. fvcans.——We leara from good authority, that the asount of sugar consunted hy the fire in Bevoklya, ob Surday, TUR imotant, was about 2.000 bhds.. but all paities bavo not yet been heard from, and the lows May prove to Ve Kill Krentor, Tt wee thought that this ines would put up prices. The o 220 hhds. Porto Rico at 646. 8 bXo ; rations embrace Key.—There was ‘ens offering, while the market y. Seme 100 bbl« prison and Ohio sold at 25e.. and 40 bhds. drudge, at ic., time aad intorest. Receiers wy tHe Noarn Riven Boars 1) Wheat. bie. 8,055 Ashes, bbis. Whiekey. bbe 86 Oats. bush, Provisions, pkgs... 1,425 Thr ro wus ® typegraphicn! report—3z 416 bbis of * ams bbi«, Flour There will pot be many and oanal bonts this week, in consequence of the “break” above Albany. SPOCK SALES. wirwia. July S—Fivst Horrd—1 sh Louiavitte Bank, mH, 45%; $17 OOF Roading ben 2 $0 | fo, 4; ENOMIU. s. e's, “ir, Ling. LD | «100: 200" ahs Morel uN UMS L) Norrie 95 sha Pona’a WR, 458) Telegraphic Reports. New Onuxass. July 3 1850 fier the arrival of the Pacific prices Middling was quoted at 11% » 11%. and falr at 135y. Flour (ordivary bravds,) isat $478 Bacrionn, July 8 1860, Bales of 1,200 bbls Howard stevet flour have taken place at $6 180 $635. Grain is unchanged Aunavy, July 8—P, M. The receipts since our last are— Flour, 8,000 barrels; wheat, pone; corn, 11000 bushele The market for | flour is atendy, but not very active; prices, however, exhibit no change worth notieing, There is a good demand for wheat for milling. and the market it more | buoyant—Iarge sales are making wt provious Agures. Corn—Prices are slighily improved, and bi dere are j lees inclined to realise. The sales on the spot reach Ole. for mixed Ww: not Sales were mado Of 4.000 bushels heavy at private bargaia, About 20 bbis. of Vhio whiskey sold at 20. per galion. Burraco, July 8, 1850. Receipts at this port elnco Saturday are as foitows:= Flour, 9,000 bbir.; Wheat, 46000 bas; Corn, 24,000 the Bast, for city trade,and the market is firm Common to good brands are, however, & trifle easier, Sales wore made to ® fair extent, at $475. to $4 87%. for Ohio, and 873 to $6 for Michigan There is an active enquiry prime whent, and holders ace very firm, while the rior dercriptions are dull, with ® drooping ten- Bales bave taken place of 15000 bus Ohio ab tT iste ® good demand for corn for Some 15.000 bi ade ot 50 bbls te are without ph's Church, by Rev. J.P of lows, to Mra. Lucie t ° point cemmissioners immediately to in the country. aad open the trade ia erarweod. ivery. nnd palm orf, with the interior trinen; aud alee among them, a9 soon ac convenient, trons capable of ins: ructing thom in the art of has ndry. This will sie@ cost as a considerable ea: ch will no doubt be returned im the ond by Advantages the trado will give Still the praseat out. Iny will be, L fear, more than equal to our ability The roboorer © David U. Koster” has « safely, And the emigrants, as far as Ihave learued, wore lawae ed in cc Desith We have no further news worth communicatiny Yours, in haste, JK wanes, Rev. W. MeLawe, Waehington Domestic Miscellany. There were 264 deaths im Potiadelphia, dering the week ending the 6th inst, The Morwous Islond, im There were Ofy-tow week ending the Goh in ee re er er res CIT’ VRAD REPORT. New Yous, Monday July 8-6P ™. The rales of cotion re made to « moderate extent, | Qnd at about previous prices; the market elusing | Wiihout srimation There was © fair business doing in flour, with enies | of which 198 were children | hout too on It will be 10 by Gy fom athe ia Bostow during the | pheve and « few others, ty get Mr. Crawford into | the cabinet, and to keep the metion's favorite for | the Navy Departnent, Thomas Ratler King, out of | it. He meneged to get the Galphin claim passed \ of com straight State brands, a! firmer | while orher Western aad State brands were sold at | About previous rates, There was @ good export demand | for Canadian in bond, with free sales, Southern brands | Mace, On Monday morning, 8th instent, by the Rey, Dr. Acuins, Janus L. Kuxsror, to Jae V., youngest danghter of Wm. K. Sehenek. Key , all of this elty On Tuesday, Jane 2hth, at St Stephen's Caarch, Broome street, Mr Jas. L.’ Weces, of Nova Scotia, to | Fuiranern, second daughter of late A. Walker, Feq., formerly of Dublin, In this chy, om the Tth fostent. by the R Blocking, Isaac Travis, of a Dowvnse, of New York city. Died, On Monday, July ft, 1550, after a short itloees, Jons Jensinca, a native of con are respect fall: on Tuesday. 90h iv from his at, ate residemes, No 82 tation « , the feqily are re truly invited to attend his faawral on fasadtey, tS ocloek, P.M. at the recidonos of mberisio. No. 209 Tenth atest, N Boston papers please ovpy $ teu, Wits N, Gy atin the aby The rem nde are reepectfally requested bie we A, fe ite Fesidenne, No OF terooon, at half past 3 o'eleok, | ation. ¢ weny Tu Joy Ricrano, eldest om of the late Williem Hoe. in the Sith year of his age, The relerives sod friends of the femity and of his | brethere, James and Alfred; aleo. the members of Olive braxoh Lodge, No. 31, 1. 0. of 0, B., ato respsot- 4 40 do, Toxas | Sicond Boand—~$1,00 | si Opelga, OFNeaie ra al rah ae. | % 0 Oby Dunham Grige— > 0) Bato tepio, M: Ke'lar, stoamsbip Us Hay Ship Korove, Thi yaou, rag. tshing schr i Ship JO Humphreys, Bager ( 2 days, with coven. vo lon 7. mai 42 passenizer, large Bark Hea er Hell (Br), Jen! sen) Msrig Mesres.gor (Br), Morgan, fo, ab6 100 steerng ase pie, frig Baroo (Br), 11Y passengers, to (rd Bri« Pehoidade Po with winos, to PN Searle, Brig Nucvitas, Griffing, | Rolerta, trom New York | 15, steering SE by the Brig Jotn a Tay! wanpee, ane. Schr Belmont (Br). Card, ir, for N to 5 L Mice res, to HY my dehr Direct, Web, Suffolk, « Jodeon, Vig Ketree| Exact, for | phiey 7 nd Schr Marcia, Washington, 75.00, brig Lucy Blien. N Hat re an, Arriveé—Boston, ——. | | | | Cape Bern,’ bu | Tost mee Siterst.: 7 3 | men waree. ~ snows Kranois, Wiluiaston; Ri ube, def Matgarct” Woplam, Petersburgh amide arcia Hall, Kecloy, Boston. Arrived, 8, Porter, EN chek tse te Autwerp, left the Rive Cork, J 49, lon 56.8, epoke ship Now York f York, 2daysout. The A i has had re quautisy of ice to she exstward of the ° Motterd: vo Nemidi & Balchon. ‘rom Gi ry meriok, 50 (Per), Marques, Oporto, 31 days, | ton, to Loe, Anderson & Co June | spoke shi ic, Saunders, from 1. 50, lon 74 ived—Ship Omega, NPacifio jr (ou pp ava 0 w SW The x Li Lawson, Ri Jansiro, (sr), Wheeler Guetee: 3's btie, Bagie & Hazard; Clearu an & Lo. 0 Rol ot 7, of Provincetown, with 130) bah, wick, Mo), Mobile, Kagle & Mazart. July 4, las 37 20, 10, spcke brig Quadrupel, trom Philadelphia, for Ja- 50 days, with mdse, to J uly 24, lat 42 b of Bruai te jaya, im Mayagues, Jane 2). 3; or Puiladolphia, in $90, t Geos 15 days, with mdse, to Foster & Ni Eng rrett, Ce lar Kay, June 20eh, wi th, lat 24 20, loa 82 25, ivola for Liver- Norma, Windsor, N3, 16 days, with ter, to Soule, Whitney ® Co. Sid ince with Br brig ‘pad 10 spoke ship Lysander, San Juan, Cubs; bri bre Triton, Baltimore; Albio ir Liver ‘days wenverly winds, aks. Liverpool, 81 days, with "Dane, Cilkiegton Port of New York, July 9, 1850, Windle, whagres, Howland & Aspin ‘ind! oy low! - i _ Li aN an, Spencer, Phillips, Staste, f w Brorsts & Pinilps: Moros Untees & Dimon; Camden, Sherwood, Caoarles- an! & Paxson; Po- ieee gna, » Chagres, Juno 26th, and berts. yr May 2tth, Co, July ant, 53days, with no 2481 ants 1 for New salt ballast, with oko brit ce ges) Sleeper, New Orleans, viekersén. ith cot et Pugh," Waghinaton, NC, 4 days, with naval ei rah huvien, Bonnfort, Nowbern, NC, 5 days, with & Murray, mH a aay Schr B Spattord, Loo Sobr Belle, Suilwell, Virginia, 2 days, Uelow. Br brig Mersey, from Limeriok, with passongers. Balled. Ships Camden, for Charlestoa; Obie, for Glasgow; bark Savannan; steamer Cherokes, tor Chagres, der find a sunrise NW; meridian, SW; 00 cunset, +» Phila tel pita; Bama, Pailacel- July ath, Lat 33, lom Aonian, rnifadelphia, July ¢ Barn. | | Arrived—Sehr St Leon, Bucksville, 8C; brig Four Brothers, Phile; vobr Meury, Preling, N York. Hauivax, July 7. I not « Bedtord for San Fra: mare and © a by sick) Fisker, Philndelphin; Heury Clay, jokr ess | Shun se t, Albauy. | Suiled=Sehes, Jariewman. | May, NYork, 6&8, Cornelis Ponrrann, July 6. Arrived—Sel r Excel, NYork Baile ie Fertland, Cardenas; Otis, Matansas; Hearl- altimore; tebe Hh Province, July 7. ep, Mobile, | h ‘Ticmas, hila; ary, Baltimore, Asrived—Sobr Martha Maria, Arrived—April 28, seniod May t toe Ai | Be te cttered 2s. Tark Sede ail probatiy im & week p a ras, Gollina, Valperai i , Savin hing t: John Meniee, Be | Jervey € Cron | rene, | Bows Creeb: AGG Letter Th nd Arrived—Drig Vernon, NYork seph, Marvey, 7 b ter Chi wet wees Ps brig Quadd Pipe J % vin Brouwer, NY¥ork; brige JD Pet ip Jax W Fanning, NYork; echrs Rath Bavam, Jely 7. NYork. ANNA Uy sbips t ley, 7 ovrge & Swallow, Cass! m, July, 3 April 24, Rosariva, a it Ch 6 wooks. Wood California: 19, Hoile Dowler. do: apri “March 27, sohe Bmpice, er, Jordan, How iow ry, Pesoud, o) Booanrtows, July 5. In port, scbr EGert, for Norfolk. ‘Turbill, » D, Jonnson, ry, ¥ orl » Achy de: @ P, Leech ville, J © Douthty, Morph: th CElem Bale. 0 p. Albany; J jonep’ Fiseld, Hoover, dence; Boyno, Gidos, Boston; oor 4e jane C Deep | Pre adore Lotter Bags are alse a6 Kenyon's, 1 Wall street Miscellaneous. net all ried. and biew he wit Cal fornia June 1. Wiareeie Weroeen—Ry an arrival pear tat the whaleship Mercure, ne of the Soeinry any part april 0, ake me night. ated omvily ot. The nox’ march of about forty milos, they reached regard to al wre ok, and her cargo hat bee: the love of fro the thay tied to On the morning of the rom the nor! n.— We are indebted to tho kind~ o the brig OC this port ie ‘abond ten vhat aaa in wold for $1 por Leo Devens. at Boston from Ratavison 31 Mar. on gnilhas Ri on the B edge of ba etland M4 I 1 Jibboom, pn sable Inlands, ahowt Is monshe eines, and was sold Jnid, has boon got off im good order, Viernes Action e—Is was reported at Quebes, An inward bound verse! was ashore at Port Neat. ‘ Lavscn—Sbip Atalanta, of Boston, 730 tons, ts > Jenached at Amesbury, 10th inet, by Messrs Osgood & ay. Foun Cumaea Surrv, of UD Ord taken to Talend: on ows with thee and shi) company with the iF arrived at ner destination Telore ARRIVALS Av 8a BA King, Surveyor, erly eu tare inst, fi had anovere gale from W3W on, with a wee’ crent of 96 on N York, had been tof Cape Cod. with edt itenry, of Bath. Pho S dl received other damage. ony Fuiton, formerly of Baltimare, which went arbors a one jot tons, that | be » palit at Ninedon, hones, ‘ashingtoa, Cole, them. SMT Re ara ats bi [alte Neval. U BR obipe Congress and Germantown wore at Havana on Oy site ets vi Com W L Kudson. arrived at war 2 udeon. arrived a Callas Soh ‘Apri, from Valparaise, and was te leave on the 1éth for Guayaquil, and thence to proceed te Yan Fran- aco. Storeship Soutbampton, Lieut Com BU Handy, arrived at Callao April 12, trom Pails aad San Praucisco, aad sailed on ‘Seb for the Uni tet States, Notice to Mariners. The lighthoat President, reeumed hor station at the Sow and Pigs, Vineyard Sound, on tho Sth inat. Whalemen. Glonerstor, Sinat, sohr Vows, Bibb, of Provines- ot Gye st Islands, all hound to J: juan. to Japan, Oohot sk ar Artic Seas, Jon 15, Bish, Pation. ese nb Uncan Sa Taha tage ik d |. NAW En inly —, lat #. lon 704g, ship Junior, Tiokham, § Bedford for NPavitie, terring B. she etn s red ond white signal, with @ Pini, Wh ulty iat B, lon oy, Ship Venice, Salter, 2 days from NYork for Mobile, July ‘4th, lat 34, lon 74. Bark Sarah W Cust ing, trom Nowport for NYork, 3d inst, lat 41 38 lon 62. Bark Wersehell, from Palermo for NYork, 234 ult, lat 37 4 Plank. 29 days frem San Franciseo, for Syd~ pril 4th. Int 13.49 8. lon 149 St W. Aimy, from San Francisco for San Diego, May nore. Lt Bi Barco—M B acre ey fr Ly Be aah largarot Barron, Margaret , i Brig Jose Louise (Sp), 11 days from St Johns, PR, for St Sohne NF Jone 301i tat 24 40; om ea 1k ports ‘A Br bark inward bound, which hauled off, was passod om rss Barle ugen, Hori Goult, J 6th inat of Cape Cod. Henry W Mon oy , Titeorab, from Wi Ni rt. alfred tduli, for Ho Jancire 30th ult: tat S42, lou Bf V Uminetems NC, ‘Sehr Helen M, about April 26. Fos caLironnra. alla, from Boston, (June 26) for California, Ist inst, Jom 56 20. . Ports. Hon), no atom ris ‘Allen Kine, Bates, from 3 erdi all, from and fur de, une. a yan) Grace, Fearon (trom Liver- Pubrimna, abt Jone 27—Sohr Levi Rows, of Nilaven, for Boston secon. = Town, VDL, abt MayS—Bark Petrol, for San Piheneuvhc, 8, April 29—Are brig Panny, Twoney. from es ew, ST, ry re Auchiand fo6 San Pranelseo; 30th, bark Clyde, Kempton. dot by Sbamroek ( ray, fe m auckland Yor go: May 24, Wir), Poterstn, roms Zesland fonder Gla Api et lita Ceri Laseases, Maaitas bark Pilstiw (Be), 4—Ketch Pri: Br), Draper: ship Ai ut, Nattsachr Eeopever { Bel Dishensear be sari Ane Br), Russell; bark MOR mJ Sullivan, Me. Hoo} atine Aa Rankin, J Gallaher, TM Grogs, ke of Roxborough { tir), + ollard: beli rd, JB Todd. W Bowers, 6 Kinley, I J sont Rebers Bruce, Dockendorf; brigantine Wilhelmine (aw) | Sh K Porter, G0 Grane, ennedy? Pullers eR Dgtom. owe, er Sid abt May 18, brig Robert Bruce, Dockendorf, San Pran- | PFismmond, Ad Pearce, J Shoilo. C Valkeri, C P Rotesi&e cinco. BF baitchilé, C A Fabor, M Lawdon. M Dogrett, i 22—Arr ship Qapray, Lucas, Portemouth: | x f, ett, M Flighy, Geo’ Riley, N Bowers, W Joh“ Srouat, Spackt 3} July by ship | fachannn: Geo hovti Fi.nter, Thos’ WOtiag Jha Marshall, N'York; 34, ip Faloon, R Iscer, W Summer, R Hamilton, Chae Roers, *. 224, beocik, J Hailton, Jeh Bsu ra Moreva, to ld for FA | Perteron, A ord, Porley, wood, Sierra ‘das ~N | RH Price, rile! ‘York; ‘Almira, Sargent, Portland: schrs Cherokee, Sith, ‘ Jaruco; Crle, Watt, Baltimore; 30th, ship Sarah L Bryant, Lovel: AP O82: Se Eid ult, hip Clara Ellon, Reod, for Cowes, chartered (>y Tolo)—Arr brigs Halifax, from o. aim ba, AM, Cambria (9), N York, 0, Smith. San Fran- bark Montgomery, ecke, Mr Redell, D & Tis, J A Wateoo. David Keyser, Mo) Loring servant, Johw Mills, W erey J Shomacker, G Klander, Chas Raneec eld, © Kreehliot TStenxor, MF Hornisberger, Mr Backerl, Nacht a ter, Ke Morel kiss, "Clark Goodwin. W” at Hauirax, Ja mn; 7th, Vii Seb James Adal Havana; Parana, Goading, do; Levan ‘29th, “barks Sophia (Daa), Bentson, Hall, Philadelphia; brig Bliss Merithow, <n. sfield, C A Tal J nes. Ine Ketton, Wm Kelten, Win Prave fore, Jen J Worth, ‘ez, June 20—Rarks Swan, Leng hd Philadel. le abt 26th; Lowiee & Careline, Clayton. NY ork iat id Fellow, Lowell, wtg crdors; Plata, Cawle, Puilade Gite, ees Bier tes See | cere Wiseadich sobre We AIL STEAMER NIAGAKA, FUR LIVERPUOL —L* T. he gee aes ew bad Sen ter bags for England, Irland, Sootiand, Germany, lo—Arr barks PF A Evorett, Cartton, Franci-co, last from Maratian: Ch: ( Fi Francivoo; I ton, NV) ‘w—Arr brigs Yaukeo, 2th for Pembroke, Me). Uuicorm, Mac 26th for Providence): 2st. Sea Boau, Herit! 2oth for Ware! ar M thal pact fare toe, JAMES HARROP, Fe DEW ORLEANS, DIREC!.—1B8 FIVE 5t6i Me 1etiP GALVESTON, aco, master, ill lovee ow moras, Wot'o = % % month, Shes Lat on Se tus bag inet, a¢ 3 o'clock P.M. relent oe " hewees ( hevareake, Sanford, Helifas: passage P17 TOWARD & SON. M Brondway. hence. Bch, brie Thomas, Praser, Provide: QMat, woke Al- in, Newell, Boston; Pique. Pougers, 4 ‘Orkney, Royal Miser, ‘Star, T URVUGH LINK FOK 54N FRANCE vi ister direct--'The eplondid stermvbip CH ces DELPH TL, i re ap doe, go dor Sith, brig Marvaren, Sumtih, Fall Rives: sent | Nest herth Rives for Ohagwes’ Se Bareeday: daly hb ce 0: mith, : on 4 ett, Boeajour, Bovtou; Bath, bri¢ Gleaner, Faller, Pali gine a will pu a, hate ppannes oa board she previous. For passat” = nec, June 3— Arr ships George, Simpson, NYork, 17th: LAR & ASPINWALL ahh iets, Delamere, Tarbox, Ses tr Harry Sulit, Hawes, 49 Nos. 54 and 85 Nou h street, Robs Watt. Burte th. Cla 24 inst, ehip Vaicora,Pol- | FOR CALIPO®NTA—THROUGH TICKETS, VI lard. London. Entered for loading 24, ship ik, tor Li~ mus aad Panems, in J) for San for © CO., 64 Prone street, TEERAGE TICK&Is FOR 0 treorage. from Now York ee to F. WHILE 3 4 a! —DREMEN BARK RWMA, D BOGSRO, ‘il ick deepareh for Bi P. Dev 1 ps the river, prov te Ist, ship Monmouth, from NYork for PS it Queen, Lovett, NVerk, Jane19 Spoke ‘Cong te weror (Br), rr ship Ophelia, Nason, New | bee. done 2i— jus kuom vero, Ri ay Sere as. “Aer by M i @ the eo oS PAVENST ). — her jotan o: oc pes eare e . B satvehy ald om 24th for Salt Cevole to Tet | i avis Retin? Wy’New tereots St om board Pi TW load tur NYork. aS 30 Ses, otter Meret |, Carpenter, of Eastport, for NYOrk 5 NSW. Feb 27—Arr bark Crishma, San F, do; March 6, hriuge rob 6, ship Willi San Francis y 5, ship Bal~ conbrig Velo: ity, for do, was to anil R. shore the Sescels, from 2M to 1,000 tons ba WING TE from MO to tons rthon were | UE POLLO 'G TESTIMON! From 7 re. » Oth Marob, aad would be full of | ‘ . lelphia, ngs] " voyage from Charres, wil be read 22—Sehr Hibernia, of Bath, for Boston Sad the gabticweecralip. Gage Pris or tron ibe 23—Sid brie G W Brinckerhoff, Crocker, tom ken 250) 24 22. Lom 79 25 eBid Chagres June 3 awe - 4 Carr. Pranson—Dear sir: Wert evmde rise, paves Top ber woysge from New ~1 m vou, withowe being parmiered the courteons and g utile tod attention to the Hoh nae my Flora, Dublin 3H ship Washington, Cole (hoace seo. OY Re till Poco, +0 aa wk iene F x oor, for the ¢ has manifested im ne the gararance of on- branes and cur wishes fory Ur coutload prospersey Ce ee arles Nenker, C.J. de Thnvralde, Sone ee ¥. a. Ch- eal, i White, dor beig. alles, du Lancet, vail. i "hina, Studley, Patia NYork; Awerican Melle, Bax- her, Edw I, Hetiae, Hond: Tenerit avder, Nickerson Albany, Sid Gch. shins Chile, Ja Priva Oscar Fred: , Poll ¢ Calder: barks ow eaux, K OP. Marford, : Demetrius A Moge LI Prew.anmurnr, a, ae, ~ ia, July 6, 1808, Harr Joseph N. Donohoe, J. R. tynder, ip toutherner, nohe Feabelis Gage, jorids Reef, vim 3 steamer 3 Bory Ge te, gos ae BA se) ve mab, Liverpo-i: m (Be array, Eiverpeia Mata, Park, Aer sobe Wiulets "3 evview, | Semen sd Rindsem thee » tale Fark Rev ly 2—Arr sohe Warrison: Jones, Philadel- 4 casters: ourselves forta: fe be Pith you whenever we may have sceasion te" trees te ‘alifornians, reeognise with ploamnre the tentive comuander we ms: upom the ane would be clad to wolsome that cera Beis Sd gohty deseph Lybrand, Bell, and Dare, Somers, do; jediator, Read, Virginia, A SC, June 2—Arr sehr Commodore Tacker, Jo, Me. Cld 2th, Mohawk Johasen, Int, brie She Willard, Thomaston; 34, King, N York: M4, Albert © for Waiver ingen er oho md Jane, Sein Phila. | *iatewmut. de ! tipplen bth, Are nle Gibson, wa 20—CHh hark Wm M Harris, Cole, Providence am, Cardenas. April Moar ship Canton, Packard, hen Lewean, J 3%—Arrechr Saratoga, Philadel 34, sebt Orage, Seow, York. oo Newrunvrorr, iy Arr sche Agenoria, Herrick, Bal- Nouroix, July 4—Arr brig Edward (Br), Patten, Port . z Sch—Arr sehr 8 R Paynter, — Troy. Cid bark Axitator | (Be), Belfast; brig Brothers, Hathaway, Wiudins, ai bark | Rattator (Bp rothers, Hacheway, Gea, Belfast; brij Brads: B'Risadoch (ir), Hart, Belson Pro vinces. New Onrmans, June 28—Arr brig I Viranee, Berdeetx. Cla shige Gon ne el ce hp artes |p BOh— Cl weamat Chagres v ire, | Ya Now Grey of Ligenta (Meh | Rigly, Liver (8p), oo ‘Teeragens vin bn Bid G July "Tely toate sabe Ms fi fr gchee , i Genk Nye. Warcham for Bot im . Daly 1— Arr sobs Lay Showed iv, New. woken. Fail Rivers Wreath. Talhot, Lt aden, bel oorm, Alo Terk, Pi ie Waalorer tm duly @aid Nickor- ip, July S—Arr bark Nath! Bike, York, Aubrey, Curtis, NYork. Cld brig Clio, 0: ton. D—Arr brig Matilda, Stat 1, Uinekiey, Penamcola: 30 miss Let, brig Galli jahingly tell 8 their cae kind of Snat jiswane in all ite forms ‘shen haath he Ly Gesinge: & tela | Bad hy thame eontienn, oaMt eon en seth eanee bs Neen Fe br), Gowill, § Isianda, brig Suns aw WRAKNESS, IMPO* v . | PRIVATE piskasks, kuin eo epee to marriage penersily, female rol by Dr, DE LANRY, ui he er the siominien Sf solonce aut | focal Dl cation, 19 cuadeye ore y ‘ tioae thoy private, Frowoh Female Perlodieal Pitts wnt tM ‘tiseh ro 9. Dy “homneon, Phi | years enables , B action, Cikay, Payal: sobre U AL Lamar, Lghtvuen, mm, Kio de Janeiro: Socsneruer, Baker, | bent eases re Mek the Broad w: . "Sdoors above Canal st, thital er - ’ 7