The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1850, Page 8

eer INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Baltimore Correspondence, Barriwong, July UL, 1850. Destructive Fire—Railroud Receipts, §e. The Baltimore Eagle white lead works, on the corner of Lee and Warner streets, were last night lo‘ally destroyed by fire. ‘The loss is quite heavy, but is fully covered by insurance. The monthly report of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroud shows the following were its receipts for the past month: For Passengers, For Freight Main stem. .......4. 68 15 $2481 20 Washizgion branch, . 31108 08 6.027 69 $50,936 18 $88 511 70 Making a apereuae of $112,252 35 0n the mai stem, and $ onthe Washington bran the total be 447 97. his shows an in- Crease over the corresponding mont ot $15,542 he the main stem, an? arhington branch—meking an aggregate increase on both rods of $20,528 ore ‘The stip Augustus anived at this port yesterday from Liverpool, bringing 17 steerage passengers. Our Poste Rico Correspondence, M 2, P. It., June 29, 1850, The Weather —Te Crops—Markets, §c. This has been the most rainy month in the memory of that very respectable gentle- man, the “oldest inhabitant.” Scarcely a day has passed without a complete deluge, and not only in this district, but even in Guayama where the population had ceased to hope for rain, everaguin, they have barely escaped being swept away. The rivers have swollen unusually. The roads, bad enough at the have be- come impassable, and all soris of agricultural ope- rations heve ceased. Planters were unable tomake more sugars, or cart to market what they had already. We hope fora change eventually; therefore wait patiently. All the sugars made have been sold very recently at 2jc. a 3jc, according to quality, some vely pcor, others tolerable; and now, althovge therh are an unusually large num- ber ot fo.eign vessels in port, there is not a parerl of sugars or molasses on sale.— There will yet be made a thousand or more hogs- heads, provided the weather shall permit; but they are under the control of parties who require them for their own operations, therefore no more sales will be eflected, and some vessels now here will be une ble to load. Corn meal and flourfare abuudant, and very dull of sale wt much less than cost. Other provisions are generally in fair demand, at about freight paying rates. Pitch pine lumber is not plenty ; the demand is fair. Iloops and shooks are lenty, and sell only payable in February next.— ves—same. White pine boards are very scarce; in fact, there are none in the market, while the consumption of this plece is more than a million feet per annum. A few hundred thousand feet would bring $26 to $28, cash. Col. doubloons, $16, gold, or 317, m:; Spanish do., $174 do.; exchange 0 on New York, Par, for m. Our Mexican Correspondence, Acaruico, (Mexico,) June 12, 1850, Arrival of the California and Tennessec—Sickness on Shipboard. The steamship California has just arrived from Panama, making the shortest triponrecord, having performed the distance in 6 days and 19 hours.— The Tennessee arrive’ thirty-six hours previously, and left, taking with wer nearly all the coal and provisions at this place, so that the California will have to remain here about three days before she will be able to procure the necessaries to send her on her voyege. Coal is very scarce, and a number ot cargoes would be very valuable here to supply the numerous steamers that must necessarily stop at Acapulco for that article. The Tennessee had about ive hundred passengers on board, two of whom died with the fever, between Panama and this pluce, and she Jeft this port with over one hundred on the sick | News From Mexico. —ny ty the schooner Bonita, Capt. Abiso, at New Orleans, from Tampico, we have received papers from that port te the 22d, and from the capital to the 12th ult., being precisely one day later than previous dates, The Tampico Defensor, of Jane 12th, has a long article in reply to the Diario de la Marina, ef Ha- vane, that poper havi ade use of an expression such “* know, the eluded ones, (heroes of Palo that in Cuba you will not tiad Guachin angos.” This is the cant term by which the Span- iaros called the The Defensor gets decidedly indignant repels the implied im- putation of cowar nds the Spantards that they were o rubbed by the Guachin- angos, and eve that but for the domestic commotions of { Mexico he would have whipped the Americans too, It thinks that the victory over the * pirates” at Cardenas was not so glorious, after all, and that the valor was certainly on the side of those ] srers Who made a descent on end csptured such a town. The Engli Tampico has been em- powered by bis goverument to solemnize marriages between protestants of his country, persons of the same sect, but of other rations, not being allowed to avail themselves of this benefit. An lof war arrived off Tampico on the Hch ult., but did not communicate with the , wud ina few days departed, aio NIX. of ty cholera m the city of NV much progress a» Was fear The government of Saltillo has ceded to Antonio Menchwea the land necessary to form a civil colony at Kemolino, in the department of the Kio Grande. The State of Coahuila hus passed a law fin members of the legislature $100 for non-attendance, and if they continue negligent, depriving them of their rights of citizenship curing the time for which they may be elected. Notictoso del Panuco of the 2thof June, has a long article in favor of the candidature of D. Mariano Arista the l’residency of Mexico. This paper, published at Tamp: says that none has given better proofs of his republican principles, {one the present administration, than its candi- ate. Further Particulars of the Fire tn Phitadelphia, (From the Philadelphia Byening Bulletin, July 11.) ‘The scene of the late dreadfal hire, to-da; frighthu nchuly appearance { the ground, it is difficult to realize a destru y the devouring element so complete. Not of impending, frowning. hide: and bricks. ol 2th inst., says that the oo had not made so di h the burnt district, have been fety. The ruins will The ai that prevails carries to distant parts of the city » bisck mist of fine rigid ax to this Moat about there powu al of ehich tioning in the present stage of the in- jsstons of wounded perroos into the d po additional deaths ‘Thomas Fry. do.. badly burned; Theodore Ruck, do. do.; another member of the Humane Engine. arm bro- Joha ken; Mr. Smith, Uumane Hose Farrell, Kesolution tiove, skull fr hand crushed; y + slightly tn Robert Russell, Woy: ; WOR United States Engine, slightly; Aloxander § United States od; Jno. er ta: - nd body; wounded; orgss, Ferlously; badly; Mary Pa: ley, arm broken avd othersise hurt; Sarah Don ly. severely burned; Mrs. Callahan, ditto; Mra, Hays ditto; young girl, arms broken and body Backman, bot legs broken; Myors burned; Wm L. } John Patterson, lad, dreadfully lorbom, severely: d; Cornelius eNee Robert 8 Hammel, Hibernia Engine. badiy; yis, do. badly; Michael J. La Barthe. log “Moses Jordon, Washington Hose, hand ed; Adam Lex, Penna, tose, slightly; Charies Rwen, dp. badly burned; Joseph Carr, U8. Engine, slightly. . .™. ‘Nouke Ortrans, July 2, 1859. Esq., Naw York: Dear Sin—M. M. Noah, Esq., of the New York Custom House, in his Sunday Times of the 22d ultimo, in noticing my charges against Hugh Max- well, also of the New York Custom House, in place of deny ing the charges made by me, which are supported by the oaths of the most respectable zens of New York, undertakes to depreciate the merit of a loans to government during the war with Great Britain, by declaring such loans to have been made in the paper of my bank, which beeame depreciated. In this Mr. Noah is Inistaken. ‘The Joans were all made in specie, or its equivalent, before the New York banks suena specie pay- ments, and nearly two years before my bank was establishe d, which did not take place until long af- ter peace was proclaimed. I hope the erroneous Statement was not made with the intention of preja- dicing my claim now pending before Congress in relation to that ‘loan. Will you do me the favor to correct, through the columns of your valuable journal, the error, and thereby further oblige your friend and obedient servant, Jacos Barker. Police Intelligence. The Niles’ Case Continued.—-At 8 o’elonk, yesterday, the charge pending against George W. Niles, was con- tinued, and the first witness called was Samuel J. Proper, who was cross-examined by coun- se) forthe detence, and testified as follows, to ques- tions put by counsel--I reside to Twenty-eighth street, in this city, going on six years; during that time have been in busi: 6a machinist, I removed from Alba- ny to this city; first became acquainted with Mr Grif- fin in New York, in 184 or ‘40; had no business with him at that time; on the 7th’ of August, [ believe, General Harvey ‘and myself called on Griffin; I ave him two checks, one for $35, the other fer 60; they were secured by & note of Mr. Devoe; I don't Pncw that I presen’ tition to him. Q.—Did you make any representations which were untrue al the time you borrowed the money of Mr. Griffin on checks and notes in question, to induce him to advance such money? A long discussion here arose as to the propriety of the above question The counsel for the prosecution objected to the uestion. The magistrateQeurtained the objection. ‘he securities were placed in Griffin’s bands wome time in June, 1849. 1 think payment had been demanded of me before Gale ay applied for payment. When I went to the New York Hotel it was onthe 18th of August, between 1 and 2 o'clock P. M ; went alone; Gale was near by when I first saw him; had seen jGriffin before; Gale came up five or ten minutes afier I had bei there; Griffin was sitting in the reading room w! Gale came up; I think Griffin said to me, “ bas net come yet;” he said he would be there minutes; asked me if I had seen him that day; I said “No;” that was all that pa him; I went on to the mie valk; I was in the readin; room conversing with him; found Griffin there; di not converse further with him that day, at that pla saw Griffin come out of the hotel, and he and Gal went down Broadway tegether; after Gale camo think I had conversation with him; it — have occupied two or three minutes; after we had done talking I saw Griffin and Gale together in the hotel reading room,look- ing over and reading the bill of sale which Gale got from me on the 7th of August; I walked up and down the sidewalk, and saw them look over tho bill of sale; they were sitting dewn; they were sitting facing the street; that bill of sale was about the size of a sheet of paper; after this, Gale came out first, and consented to let me bave my y Wberty ; he said the debt must be paid that day; could not wait any longer; it was on condition that I should bave wy liberty; I walked up Brondway; Griffin came up to where I and Gale were; before I left, Griffin asked Gale if ho was going down the strect; I signed the bill of salo; the fur- niture of that bill of eale was at my house; I don't know as Thad executed any other Lill of sale on it. Q —Had you, at that time, executed any mortgage on that furniture? JObjected to by counsel for prose- cution, and objection overruled. Defenes offers to show that when the bill of sale was executed, Pro bad no interest or value in the property. Objected to as immaterial, and objection sustained by the Magis- trate. Captain Whigam, of the Eighteenth ward eties, was next examined, who testified to making the arrest of Gale, at Kitter’s Hotel, om the Fourth « that, on th: Griffin were him; Whigsm recolle ing two persons p Poh on the opposite side of the street, which Gale said one was Niles; witness cannot swear that Niles was there, only trom what he was told were called, on the part of appearin, withstanding tion made by Magistrate attwo the prosecution, but they had been subponed Mr, Clark, counsel for the fest tachment in 5 e’clock this day, at whieh time the tarth will be resumed, Mr. Niles remarked that b hoped the Magistrate would not procrasti any longer than absolutely ne , a8 the publica- tions made in the papers wer ded at present, and he wanted to show the evidence in the defence, which would place a very different construction on the whole matter, and that bee at present, the evidence war all against and none in his favor; and for that reason, © some testimony on the part of the ‘The nee taken as carly as ‘ible. Magistrate remarked that, to day, in all probability, b+ rorecution would rest, and then the witnesses for the bad of Ember slemeni.—Captain Carpenter, of the Fifth Police, arrived in toyn esterday, from P bik having in eustedy a man by the vame of James. Peacock, on a charge of embezzling $100 and over from Mr. Wm. E, Burton, proprietor of Burton's Theatre. in Chambers street. Justice Osborne com- mitted the necused to prison for trial. Charge of obtaining money by False Pretences—The men calling himself David G. 8. Brown, alins Roberta, alias Van Cott, arrested a few days ago, by officers Norris and Lamont, will be to-day conveyed up to Newburgh, Orange county, to anawer there on a charge of _——P by faleo pretences, $250 from John W. Moubury, residing at Hamptonburgh, Orange county, This man, Brown, it seems, made sume repre- fentaiions respecting some property alleged to have been leit Mr. Moubury by @ deceased relative The pro- perty was said to be worth $7,000, oud Brown repre- sented that $250 was required to pay the duties. ko, on the payment ef which the property would be delivered over, and that the said property wae deposited in Pennsylvanian. Moubury belicving the story thus told by Brown, took the money and both together etarted for the place designated; but on arrivimg in Phila- delphia, Brown advised Moubury to give him the money, and soon after made himself scarce, leaving Mr. Mowbury minus the money, ond, at (Re same time o hambugerd individual. Hoel hodbery.—On the arrival, almost, of every steamer frem Chagres, robberies are ecine of our hotels, evidently the work certed eof rogues, aided by ‘the " stooh igeon coterie. place thei at the various hotels to take the requisite ption and location of soome that contain — believed to coutain gokd cota gold @ust. Seon after, the well-dressed hotel thief kee bis apy goer direct to the room, — ha fale key ns admittance, breale trunk, end carries off or iis In this waya oben nticman was robbed of $4.100 im gold, taken from bis Trunk. at Delmonieo's Hotel. Broadway, on his ar- the steamer PBtlad jin from Chagres. « few hada quarrel together n Ninolaus drew ompital, among the injuted have ceeurred in that imstituth One ot the patients, Mr Backman, who ha@ his a4 dreadfelly Tract red. is in @ critical condition, mot expected to live from hour to hour, A vember of per-ons are still iniering, and the list of wounded Ye feclled by the report of new cases almost every moment Some of the papers of this morning estimate the ) number of hiiied drowned, wounded aod mirs- astwohundred. Theestimate given by as, hich maker the number about oue han k, will be found pretty correct, Marcus was identified eS at not high + cogniaed et ‘oreo of the victims have take: ed Mulford, fireman, and Miss Dra! od that of Thomas Donohue, thie or iD, ne ore KILLED, MISSING AND WOUNDED eH ery incomplete, but we give below * er ot larcus, aged 16; Carsline Marcus; orthern Libertios Hose; , ME 2%; Thomas Denchue, I B Dreke, David M ouse; one unknown boy. aged 9, Btation house; ome un Toknows white men, two others George Smith, Front Rnewn bodies at the — aged 4, at the Green Houre Mist g. Suppored Burned or Drowned aged 0; Mary Anne Alexandr, 3 21 street: Trane Brown, Weeeacoe Hove; Sanv aged 38 Wharton street, Martman Leiohte iy 327 8. Bee ftreet, Samuel MeKeo McKee, 198 N. Front stre aged 2. Water, below Vine street; Arsistance Engine; George M mber of gine; anda Same Anson Steel, Reliance Rogine, ent in the head; Larry Brown, do do ; John Hance, do disabled; Felix Jacoby. do a; David Donnaker,do. do ; Thos. 4, Rogers do. do; Daniel Jones, do. finger blown off; Thomas Dillon, do. leg injured; Victor Aranwy, do, slightly; Joes Harteel, Humane Engine, severely, & Will prove fatal the City Ho tice Lothre Terult of the inj A wenn Fastny Porsoxen.—On 1 Monday, of last week, the wite of Mr. McKnight, whois employed on the farm of Mathew Armstrong, of Bergen, was suddenly take ill with violent pains, aad in seven or eight hours died. No suspicions of poison were, heweret: entertained until last night, when just at tea, McKnight, his two children, und two sisters-in- law, were ted in a simil De. Oleott was ealled end immediately suspected poison. Violent emetics alone saved the heee of the sick. Abram Beeker Upon examining the tea- pot with the tea tha hat had been left from supper, quantity of white sediment was found im it, which proved to be arsenic. A frat that had contained arsenic wes also found in the fize-place. Suspicion rests npon a Scotch woman employed in the house, and she is now in the custody of the law, and will be examined immediately. No cause for the act can be assigned.—Jersey C tty Telegraph, July 10. Arrenet vron tie Lire or Henny M. Parse — Mr. Peine being in our otlice a few days since, = noticed that bis face was badly scarred w blotches, as if it hed been exeoriated in va places. A friend inquired the cause of the appear- ence, when Mr. Paine tasmall package of cigars was sent to him im Worcester, a few days since, with en ne ‘Note stating that they were from a well-known dealer, and were sent to him ae a peters for trial Paine lighted one of them, but had not emoked it longer than a mi- pute when itexploded, seattering sulphur and ful- | mineting powder im his face.—Boston Tyanseript, July 10. ‘committed him to prisonseowels ‘the omar. A bepecces Wen competing repay te vles | five bi are. House of Representatives, by # rote of one hundred | end eighty-cight to seventy-seven. t ST TT SE, a IE ENT RN wood. City plaint are as follows tide d im the town of ty. They were married on the 121 1843, and within stous hulond he bus refured to allow a pkyslelan to com ber citheugh she was in great weed of one he bly int ney his did. etait inr ban the lyn. tim; the tiga a pe trigger, and said— going to do. following Parker came to his received by fallin cation, ¢ course of al Ereoklyn City Intetligence, Cry Laer Ae Gileaeie were ek avec Judge. & sepurote ina'yte tment ¢ the 16th of last Jun puther trom hit 2 to send a Kept at interest for a wu asked him not to take Ae world, She then gave him the gun, pointed it at her, p irs, His wife followed him. He replivd—" I June Smith by John ©. tig ig Henry Smuh This w. ow 10F & partinl diverge, oF keparation tend. on interruption, up to the time of th or to her daughter, ‘Now I am going to take your lite. The poor wenian cried, and begged him not to kill her, and took ber little daughter lien upon her lap child raised its hands and said, Whereupenhe came up to her, placed the muzzle of the gun close to ber face, aod demanded whether she bad ever, either before or since their marciage bad apy improper intercourse with any man other than Dimself—adding, * Ifyou anawer: No,’ I will take your lite in a minute.” The wife replied—* Well, if [ must die, L will not die with a lie in m ” He then ordered her to go to bed. night, about 12 o'clock, he got up and went softly down | nance, broaght py the od wad, Qu a . Daring the house umiil 3 ocisek on Ww oii tne ground. Onor shout the loth of June last, he ascertained that his wite bad received $20 in casb, the last and only money which she had kept trom him out of $279. left her by her grandfather in his will; and which $30 she mber of years, Te de- wanded this of her ; but she refused kindly, and hum- way the last cent she had He became very violent nud abusive, threatening to kill her if rhe did pot give him the mo- money. He still thres- tened her lite, however; struck ber vielvntiy; got | placed his finger on the * Pa don’t kill ma” mouth; I never On the «ame nd asked what he wad ‘am going to kill you, | ~dd—nyou,”’ Bhe then took a cup and went out ealit a followed her, house #gain. however, a 8. B. Lewis, BE: ho one appeared jury in this case, & co te the cause of the deat and brutal treat rson called Jonathan Beee: Beecroft’s para'e mainten: according The jury summone: for tbe purpose, ostensibly, of getting some water, but . of ereaping to a neighbor's house, Her hus- come into od made hi He then locked the door, seized her by the throat and choked her almost to death. The | neat morning the left the bouse and came to Brook- , Appeared on bebalt of the plain- bn the part of the defence. veral witnerses were examined, who testified to the facts as ret forth in the complaint ; particularly t pisstelan who examined ber bruises, ds of her cruel husband, wh: a very violent and jealous temper. granted a decree for the wife, the alimony to b cle Mancer of the husband. The children will be left to their mother, to educate and take care of. Tue Venvict ix THe Parken Case.—The verdict of Se. eooived at tl 0 is rep) Jud to um~ st been divulged. The to inves- of William LH. Parker, alter a patient hearing and due deliberation of all the evidence brought before them, do find, that said th from injuries or bruises in a fit while in a state of intoxi- sed, a8 the jury believe, by a longeontinued tment at the hands of roit, who insisted upon obtruding himself into the premises of deceased con- trary to his oft-expresssd wishes and commands, the said treatment being countenanced by the wite of the deceased Parker,” mence to-day. examination will com- It was postponed yesterday, in conse- quence of the absence of the District Attorney, Tum Brooxtyn Fire.—This fire still continues to burn. Muitany.—The Fifth Brigade, Gen. H. B. . Duryea commanding, is encamped at East New York. Recertion or Distixovisuev Guests.—Mr. Judd, and Sandwich Island princes, Liho-Liho and Ka- meshmea, were received by the the afternoon, with all the honors. pleased with their reception. Grevenat Tayton's Deatn.—The recommendation of the Common Council of New York, in the absence of spy orders from the authorities of this city, to show the of the nation, was generally complied with by the bab: test. usual respect to the death itants, The figs on the p We th uk ak the Common City Fathers yesterday ey suemed highly of the chief magistrate ublic buildings, and Il at balf-mast during the da: ate signs of mourning were mani- Council of Brooklyn should move in this matter, and at least pass the usual resolutions. Movements of I, dividuals, Hon, E Wee fay Washington; Dr. J. Sim- mons,U. S.A ‘cDougal B.A; Hon John oo ‘and arrived at the Irvin, Dr. Wallace New Shaw, lea: J. U. 8. Ny Dr. Harvey, others, arrived, pTesterday, att Aribur Porter Brown, |, B. A.; Capt. Campbell, family, and 162 others, Gordon, Virgini Philadel iia oston ; i ai Oase, Philadel. re! Judge Boyd, baa Ly! Nicolson, U ieut. Nicolson, U. American, y 8. M., 86 others arrived wt the reals Arch-deacon Einith. Jamaica, - T4 Rev. Dr. Taylor, U-S.N:; Major Williams, U Philadelphia, and thirty others, ‘chest yesterday, and took rooms at the Union Place Hotel. ; Rev. Mr. Robinson, The pettee factory of Elijah Rosencrantz, at New Prospect. fre. n count ze was totally destroyed by jast previous rates, reported. but holders were firmer. dium grades of State flour were firm, and sales i instancos, were made at slight advance. Tuvrspay, July 1-6 P.M. The announcement made early in the afternoon, that the Hibernia had arrived at Halifax, with later foreign news. had the effect of checking transactions in most kinds of produce. Prior to the receipt of the commercial news, cotton sold te a moderate extent, at Afterwards, n » sales of moment wore Common and me- e ‘There was no ebange in other brands. Canadian remained about the same. Wheat was fi but with the exception of ‘# email lot of New Jersey red, we heard of mo transac- tions, sales was demand, but transncti cha Asnes.— We ha raler ocnly 60 bbls. at $6 S734. Corn continued firm, t full price quiet, but price nee in molasses. 0 report a and $6 12% a $8 18% for pore was ix good + with sale 0 $515 . and $3.25 for superfine. only sale made was on: Exports from 1st to 9h July, 1850. with a fair amount of Rye was also firm. Pork was dull, with moderate sales, at about the terday figures of yea. Beet was firm, with a fair amount of ales, Cut mente were steady, while lard wi dull, fags quiet market for pote; Pearls eoutinued 1940. +200 BS ‘nor E) in’ the sales to-day 4 AY S256 tor No 2.supertine; for common for mixed to fan \ a $6 for fancy Ohio; enesee. Southern ne * Of 1,500 bbia., at $5 50 of mixed to good straight brands, and $6 a $6 60 for fancy bands. Rye Flour continued in good with sales of 330" “ at $257i¢ a $204 for ‘orn $ o lor Jersey. A sale wae made of 300 bbls. Brai $3.25. There was but little Wheat offering, Meel was st e of 1,700 Red Jer- the rales avout one-ball was mixed Western to arrive, at 62350. Export from 1st to 9th July 130 184d Wheat flour, bbls... ... 13,564 Wheat, Dum. . ..ce eee none Corn, bus . 37,569 Corton, — tnies” to-day were about 1,200 bales. at after rece! Col . netonrs to Liver rat ws ments, chiefly to fill w cotton at 3s. ada. pee jous rates. of the L ree — Bd. asked. yor at nominal at rates to Iiavre, Tocelitorsie, rates rates were steady, at 6O>| 5 & Obe. to Me., comp 8 be contract, for measuremen> 10s. 8 128 6d. ery We did-not hear of any transactions for small vessels om goods. There charter. for thea Bish fio Proviczee to load with deals for were inalined oo mae OM nr due by tire Hibernia, before doing mu and vessels, however, ‘eoelpt of private letters | The repert arding freights at Liverpool, was leoked upon inan Sitererciie abe wi PeavHens were dull, The last sales of prime dive grete Were made,at due, and Virginia and Teancessent < No. 3 mackerel was scarce and wanted at $4 ‘The stock of shad was small, and joes hove an improving temdeney The last sales of Connsetiout were made > re as before noticnd Sales were made of at $2.50. it $T 25 for No. 1, and $6 12 Codfish wee im limited demand, at $2 Hearing Brust foe No. 2 asa 200 boxes bench rai- — here was ovly a limited quantity arriving, and be stock in first hands wae much reduced The averaging 2 Ibs raging 26 )he Leatnen ~ firm. ond the @emand was for the qviry for the South look ty was pretty active imated at ¥.0C0 Rio = West le were far from bein Bales of comprised oud t 186, © months hundred ‘The rtock in first hands S64 dry Lagwayra, St ares The imports in Juve were | constwise, Total imports inet oy have been ward’ the princi, it there was also a good The receipts of hem- | sufficient to» rn the The | it | On Wednerday, 10th inet., Samant ig eee nant v6 years, 480, The importe into New York, feom January Ba Zouh, 1860, was :— ; a a is Whs Nel ro xe 6 a Bie for Porto Rien, 2326. for Uardenas, Ft Croix, od 189 20e, for Caba Museovado, Navan 8 —Sales of 200 bbls. Newbern rosin were made at § il was a8 before reported, with small was steady, but the sales are limited to jos. at THe, both sorts, in casks, aad tn bbis Frevisioxs —Pork—The market war protty active d steady; sales reached 450 barrelemt $20 50.0 $1056% 4 $4 50 & $5 6654 for prime; also clear mess, Beef war more wanted. About Derold at $5 a $660 for prime, Prime mess Was nominal | eet bametiive ¥, but not setive, at $14 The market for eut meats was rather lower, A sale of 100 tierees plain shoulders was made at $84. Lard vie quiet, uo rales having tra ; prices however, have not veried Hobicrs of Butter, encouraged by | the goo demand were rather Srmer to-day, and wales of | State were making at Ye. a 143se., per pouad, and Ohio at Se. alle, Cheese was duilatde. a Oc. Export from the ist to Wh July | Yau0, 1850. . 107 ort +, 100 25, Lard, kegs. «1656 193 Tuce.—The reies, to-day, were larger than usual, | reaching 450 casks, at $3 53, Kear Ewsrate.—The property sold to-day was as fol- lews:—Lots in Dearman—1 0: corner of H rtreet and the avenue, 60x100,$165; 1 lot adjoining. same sia el 1 do, do, $150; 1} cach $155. $510; 2 lots adjoining: each on H street, an | joining, esch $1 corner of I street | lot on Hf street, $230; avenue, each $175, $3: 2 . $380; each $185, $370; 1 of H street and the ;.1 lot corner ot D st t and ing, $180; 2 lots corner of ch $240, $480; 1 lot on B street, and one in rear, each $200, $400; 1 lot on oppo: | site corner of B street, $275; Llot on the avenue 1 let corner of A stréee d the avenue, $420; 1 lot ‘ad: joining $290; 1lot opposite, $260; 1 lot on A street, $265; Tlot on B street, $205 Sreps —We have no transactions in clover or Timo- stated that wbout 3.250 bi ¢ consumed in Brooklyn on vGaRs were dull, at bye a 7c. for box Havana; Sic. a Bue Por Porto Biss: Yo a Odeo. for New Orleans, skin, and gunpowder were all. The demand from the steady. The market is more this time of the year. The last tale of byoon skin was made at 250, 6 months, apd young hyson at 27¢. # 30e. Wrisxey.—In the market to-day there was moro d prices have slightly improved. m and Ohio sold at 25i¢. a 26c., and a lot of Jersey Drudg, also better, it he. wi with sales of 40 hhds. at 250., time and interest, RUCEIPTS BY NORTH RIVER BOATS THIS DAY, «+-8521 Oats, bush 194 Corn, do. © Cheese, packages . «+ 5575 sees 4,500 a ‘MARKETS ELSEWHERE, ib h bal il sh rican a1 ailros sats, miuharepasiead 108 read, 22%; W do, 60d, 23; 7 27 me do 23; ow v6, BG] Vermont abd Massach 2) Wester 00; ia folk Count Main 0. Wilmington salen 6 €s 00; 180 Reaging, 2 $2000 terest, 71: $2,200 feStsik Navigation Board—100 shares P lvania Railroad, al, 15%; $1,000 Cincinnati Pion b: $1,000 New Orleans City 6's Ere road 6's, 9135. DOMESTIC MARKETS. por Carrux Maxxer, July 10—At market —about 250 beeves and 89 stores, sites ad of working oxen, cows and calves. yearlings, two ani three years old, ' Prices—Market beef, extra, $6 50 pe cwt.; first quality, $612; second do, $5 75; third f ow $5 25; ordinary, $48 $5. Veal calves, $30 $5. Hides, $450] Ps rewt. Tallow, $550. Stores—Working Oxen, $€2, $75, $80 and Suz. Cows dnd Calves, $23, $28. $: and $40, Yearlings, none. Two years oli, none. Thrée years old, $20 and $30. Sheep and Lambs— 1198 at market. Prices—Extra, $4, $5 and $6. By lot, bo 60, amd $275, Swine—Retail,4a disc. Spring p! “ | Riz so Wil- 6 4 To. ‘Telegraphic Reports. Borraus, 2 ee 112 P.M. ent and corn, for flour, but jo were made at aré—fiour, 400 bhis., wi moderate inqui | Eater favor the purchaser, Sales of O! 47 end Michigan at $475 a $4 8745 & bmited demand for wheat at 96e. at Sle a8%e, Holders of corn hi reteusions, and the sales in consequence are small. ixed Western is nominal at 2c. Stall sales of Ohio Auwany, July 11, 1850. Noreceipts. Flour is firm, with » moderate domand, and sales of 1,000 bbls. at previous figures, Nothing doing in other articles of produce, Marriea, On the Sth inst., by the Rey. Mr. Whicher, Mr, Isaac T. Tavern, of New York, to Miss Exiza Ccanne, daugh- ter of the late Dr. John Clarke, of Saratog: ard On the Sth inst.. by the Rev. Mr. Chase, Mr. R: C. Moor, of Sen Francisco, California, to Miss Sanat c. daughter of Nicholas Kline, Esq., of this city. Troy, N. Y., papers please o Dharch, Brooklyn, by On the 11th ini at 8t. An the Rev. B. © ler, D. D., Hexay Austin Counsellor at Law, of this city, to z Lin Aww daughter of Benjamin Adams, itsq At Franklin Villa Church, L.1., on the 10th in: f e Rev J. 0. Wells, Rrenany Miner, B brook, eounty Tippera daughter ef the late Jo Cavan, Ireland, , Ireland, t in R. Mayne, Boa, “county aday, 11th inst, by the Rev. 0. MeCanrny, Raq. of Syracuse, N. Lawanwen, daughter of the of Bi Died, On the 10th instant, Joun L. Hivrwax, in the 48thr year of his age. The friends of the family, and of his son, John T., of his brother George. of his son-in-law, Henry Snyder, are invited to attend his funeral, from his Tate idence, No. 142 Bowery, on Friday, the 12th inst., at Zoclock. PM 0 10th instant, Many Brows, wife of John W. 4 30 years and & monthe. relatives and friends of the family. also the bers of Columbia Lodge. No 1,1 0. of O. ¥., and the members of the New York Typographical Society, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her lete residence, No 122 South Fourth street, Wil- — this (Friday) afternoon, at half past 4 welee | relict of the late Ca agtale | Menry W ‘The relatives au the hai, and also thoee of her sister, Mts, Hunt, are respectfully invited | % attend ber funeral, this afternoo: 4o’clock. from | brer late residence, corner of Main and Prospect street», | Brooklyn. ‘ —_— MARITIME INTELLIGE RCE, Pert of New , York, July 12, 1850, ‘oon | Cleared. Bteamers—Helena Sloman, Paulsen, Boat erace Lg pole, Wanton Sandan de Si Schmidt & Ralchen. bam, &e, J Bishop & wit ‘ie ns ee mifreeh NB. sal. taylok. ent ye Maveaniila, ¥ Denbam & enanh eman vrai, eae pcr sear eae ace aE: taboth fete, Nash, aa ‘Arrived. te 4 he West Le 5 or eltegenna atl Magoha th ak Biseice | 7 hak so-uos tom eo Deen, ae Vom 20 Lor de) Sehr nee ete eae Yorktown, from New York for a Sie 42 days, with bey, Marseilles, 52 days, wish, Draper & nine Pctebe tar (rem) sages ERT Poppe. oe May Sth, Gibraltar, Jane speech rt, Draper & Deviia. M: is, from Carthagena f © brig Washiagton, from chel (of Boston), Thorp, ie th, frvit. Beane § pi Went) tat stan). de ‘sein o = Macy War 4 ten) Pr Trim Patorme Hee igen ty Jive isch, ty int 8 My Jom Bb 14, Bay Ber! mh with frwt Ro, t { | even, TS age OWE, am ke weber Alba po) P + yd Matagords, 26 days, 2, Sidney, CB, 18 days, with Soule, Whitpey Boo = or] ip). Walled brie Cork, #1 dea, with egeongere to order. Of ‘Pantuoket Shoals, no ship Emyree (of Duabwry), from Smyrns for eral pra pare Brig F i at . ie bag qeei roply ide ri. Lexhorn, May Sth, got, Gib- hb e3— re y her with oral. Olahier, Limerick, 49 days + Werder, Oporto, 38 days, with wine, to iM epoke brig Matilda, (of Ply- im, 70 Aaya, wi a large steamer, bu con, St Gorge, eisai audavio, ith & Boynton duly Gth, a aioe big Warenoo. dsor for phis Ne’ cute, cow sehr Mary H Case, Rumery, trea port rot Krew where bound, euyponed she was Joaded with wt veon deck. July 7th, lat 39 3% len 71 21, was tn co with 2 English barks, did not speak with them chr Velant, , Juda, Elleworth, 8 days, with lumber, to Brett ard ¥ Sehr Toweh, Schr Jane & Flira, Merto Scbr Captain Jobn, Below. y Mannering (pkt), from Liverpool, with mdse and away, from Liverpool, with passengers. » with pastengers, barks, unknown. Salled. Steamships Helena Sloman, for Hamburg: Southerner, for Charleston; Kennebec, for Philadelphia, and others, uty 10—-Wind at swnriee NE; meridian, SE, at genset, do, and light. " Telegraphic Marine epee. a Atrived—Ships Minstrel, Batavia, Mach 25,0 23; Ona es aee ; barks Lucerne, from do, 40; and Mary dint altimore. Snip Webterm Star, Liverpoo!: June 24. July Bt, lat 43 Jon AIA spchbvesh sanelelne mapsloniin nites oat nal, with a red ballin sent 37, -Bpoks duly-bh lab Ia @ Ju vi NYork fo Barhadoes “4 20, See 2d, lat 39 pri arora i NY ra Croix, June yb ‘aiteayy © LA Nickersou, New felplia; Norwich, "Sehr w Waterville, Philadel —Ship Keinric! ‘waliae a Ginrs It bri hii (Br ghodine, N86; barks B: Rist bo Sasa NOrlcat 5 Fortuna, Delni, 8 St Jone, Nv; Victoria, ‘Tincol ant juisa Sears, Port te Priasey Inia, York.” mt = eee te Mary Aun Guest, Phitatelpelay oth iled—Sch Lake, sloops Proof Glass, Rondout; Sarah, N York: Bristol, do. \0th—Schr Allen H Brown, Philadelphia, Sia ee ile capone 10. ee pie Bock; dersen, MiP lame Phileas reeks Jose sep ‘unt pela; Goth? cehe Eliza, Rondout: sloops F'W Thorne, Albany: Franklin, Report and Vigilant, end Arrive’—Rark Falmenth, Pictou, Soars leared— ‘Mine, Wilmington, NC. Glass Blower, and A W Sarem, July 10, ‘iled—Sebrs J B Dickinson, rent y Peiladelpeia. Clea: FRA, Para. Satted perk Schrodof, Rio Rando. Arrived—Scbre Roswell tinny Mary, we City; Sth, echrs Larkin, Savannah, New Balied 6tb—Schre Nancy, Baltimore; Tics eacenen. Herald Marine ie Bastporks Adame ule, Eas ry ge James, NYork: paspenie: C wain, T WArgnam, hy Pwrcapenrura, July 11—4 PM. C Gilman, Eldridge, NYork; Ariel, ,Veasie, Providence; schra, jew Mexico. eat Egg op; Maria Theresa, eas ard Franklin, Chu: " mour, and ‘Oncida, posed of x) from SFrancisce for x) ortland, pons nag in Lewin Clark's River, bilged when the tide fell, and became a totat loss. Baro Jomrvins, which was abandoned in December, on ; mm Oregua for San Prancioss, with efellctrge potatos, issald to have dvifted on Vancou: ven: the middle of dacwary. Scour Frau ‘of Walcshoro’), Rawley. from Calais and for jJaven, was run :3t0 BuiMit about 6 miles irekr dane of Windsor asthe arabe atoey ont wmashed, ‘Koy and im nsaintly lied k Piwas towed | Aye oe esel, hee! ter, was passed ith ‘at ine 2 n 73} the Co: Brevidewee It was supposed to path gta fore an vue Gan Goore—This veel ls ashore ot the Splt, of “Boston. Lauxcuxn—At Amesbury, on the 10th, from the shi mee | e Mesers Orgood & 76 i ap , ‘Theedore Chase, Ee: Old at Warren 8th, bark dian Ocean. Sid bark Heetor, bri “Rabe Henry, Jolla, In- rat Mystic Sd, Chiles fark Bel 8, Taloahuans, } AY. oil by" of cargo of Shar Siebert Mysues Jong since t Taleahesae, ‘bark Leander, Glover, to fall Seb ter 88 tan Arr ac Tabsina april 12, cool Bartlett, NB, 199 to Sch, Enterprise, Switt, ao po ot: tinh Since, 1000 wh (reported 0 toon 130 1380 wh yaa Whelvon. to Fy tome wh all for APeth rey, do, yes bla raham, at Boston) iat rr Bark 1) Nickels nove rat Sa ea TO, ckels, fromm Havans for Boston, Sone 9, Bark dareatcn Sreeiend, from Philadelphia for Havana, July 6, int Ei Francisco for lat 31 2), lon 138 20. oust sone’, Tat 40, bor var rig Sarat of Boston, from Mayagues, for Philadelphia, ne date lat bea Marie Ret Fennell, rv Portland for Cubs, June 23, Int 34, by 4 from Sax Francivoo for Mazatlan, Mx; tnd , one day's sail noarorS F, bark Anrcimo, about Ji 26— Bar pny orsign Fo = pena Jere, for Phitedelphic § hate Cy ea ae ing to their be~ d, Titus, Vi of three i for dnty, &e. Sinica tenet SE from NYork, about hineha Islands, to load Guano for» marr eth ah elt tark Alpha, Porter, of and 5 ey from Nok, Fob Ye | cat Sara i i Bie Argyle, Murphy, from Valparaiso, Carper: ing, Bera } Boston o = ae ult, oehrs ctor Le Puiladelphing Trice BL Swan Nicktobs f Nasihen, for N¥erk. ite Jeibourne, Harelere, Pa Lys, 3 ae bark Mir . (Sard) Cr flew for enon; Alice, ( eper, (Br) Robb, ly for © yeh, (Bir) Lowe, from Half i ee hs hay id—Back St Joseph, Harvey, for Panama in S Hitt Bent ‘Savy, Jone 18—Drig Eewly, Young, from Philadel a rr 12h ly S—Cld sehr Elisabeth, Joyes, NYork. Quinee, duly S—Arr ship bine, Beil, N ¥ouk, 15th caqeD~Dite Zee, Smith, Juno “ire 4 Maneanitt, Porry, for N Jeg. for N York ba 9 days: tat Sard, Wright, bot Boston, bad Gen Peck, HRN vie Jon. NB, Jel ¥ S—Are sche Albert, Elder, NYork; ebiet, Clot] infor, Ph dp Bimewells eee sighs ren ba Viverpo Tra Triemphy Dealey, Liperh 4 TAYCANU ANG, Arvil 2 Bhipe Charles, Andee L. fer Cantorvis, Feo y Susan U Uw ons, Lrig Jos Butler Tr bat Francis 20, Noageaoe NS, dune ‘on are bork or VaLraraiso, May 2°—Are ship Lovis Philippe, Bonth: frem Bem Pronsisce, 66 day at ale Powrow. July 10—Arr brits Lew Cilley, Mceman, Pa Hi. Ryeer, ¥1 Chas. Picton, ou and Lady Seal Ronde Sivtel for s skip, a bark. and & brig, The ship ie inoer, Hike painted porce, and shows telegraphic signals nee ot Gistuguirbabls teh Gen feott remains on the Sore Cle weamehip Ningora (Br), ityrie, Laverpad oh bare fore. Sviph, Ryder, Maltimores Kyuer, Phifadel pias Dickersen do; brie Bdw ‘NG; wobr B erisin, at seve ship seutcoes tacks Epoaasel Oo ‘Tangicr, Aivacinn. It fs prestimed they all got to sea, iy Rhee sleeps astlel, bavi Somerset, (and otk), 81d eehe Emporium, Shropabire, PI », July M—Arr echrs Pinto, Hammond, Nt Yok: Michie Wyatt, New York; Aan Smith, Haw New York; Atiadre, ite ft iy atk ke Banco, July s—Cld 7, Colting, St Croix. che Dindena, inck, Phitadel Pale are 5 oles, hip Panohiva, h yi Polias ne all, see Esispe, Barcelona; Maria Louisa (Aus), % B OP aL THs. : pig, Ro Fi a “ond, am, aaaab; Poort Cg oo end eld 4th for Wiedtor) She ra Tex: Kelos, Matthews, and Roa: State “Ser: Take Rundvias fh Volant, Keune Battle do, for NYerk, Sid 6th, ship Gee ly 6—Arr schrs Splendid. Htupper; Car- iy Mcarrache Empire: Pritsdelphtas sloop rrachr Bmive, Philadel Yih, A Cicero, Boker, Phitatelphtas Gus why Sarr sehr Garland Notatire, alti more, Cla bth, sebe Ricka La Chapel. NY Jviy 10, Bi3 yM— rk aaheth J, “for Wavanas ‘Over,’ for Boston; Friendship, for’ 405 ay ray foe Jul, Bolin, woud, cbr ollic it ko sem at me ssid t0, be the Croce, from 1 Londondor- 6 Bik, from m Lon rm i brig Li rh ), from do. feat con fn, ae aoe enllae’ on atieirah lee Menu, July 2—Clid wey Gondar, Barstow, Liverpool. New Onceans, Jul. as 4 re, Hox aah sebr Bonita, ult, a) rica aan Pam eae owed een nioro. “Cid ships Kentucky, Pileneg Bivtans Medallion, Hondiett. ato, Robi ie Lender resdia, Co: MTavre; harks Assan, i, St Thomas; Der ith es ne Latrenss Ballses roronp, July, Ark sche John Frasier, Albay sidtch Br Bates. 3 le i ‘Yor! . 2 uy. awrvex er Jal eeliy Susan, NYor 1 Laie belie Palmyrar Winslow, Pal! Rive Newrorr. July or for Norfolk. New Loxpon, July 7—Are sleep Frank, Minard. NY. 8th, sloop Mary Gray, for NYork. Zp loc. 3 Lm sphiers Bifven NY orks Sek, neh Chapel, Pitiladetphiag Ellen Berkine, Smith, Aitany. Mare my Andrew Jackson, Waterman. Norwich for therton, do for Philadel; Peisbie, july 9—Arr schr Friends, Ho} oki nie urn ourne from Newnunvrort, July 9—Arr sehr Jew, Ew RU - Sa Francisco, jn ibion ting timber on U 8 soil. At Astoria, May 22, bark nciace: briga Tarquing, mE AND, Jul Baal, ie tartan fobe Utien, Snowman: and + cox, NYerk. f oN any specie aa i therine Nickesent ibang: Bil ‘ani Sarah, More. fra ponder Ben a Pete. ‘1 Carde- ; srcaeis Ga pat ony ‘Means, Nor- net M san, Basker, NYerk. Below, ‘Bekine a baton aah a Charity, ‘Underwood; a n loops Ema sigan ae ‘De- vig de irriden ai ira ‘William, atl, Matanzasy 3 dine, St set hrt Martian, Waite, c‘pranch, B Fomeroy, Norn. iy 9—Arr brigs America, tread wll, Ph iladel~ naw, Crosby, Albany, vis Boston; ‘Baltimore he, iyaly 28ld Sth, sehr W B Peters, Lord, New 21—Arr bark Mall; Lat Mey, 2 at lumubia River.” Gla 23the Sinlands; ih, ship Cyguety Holmest, for Hong Kong, via Sand~ ohinsons for aliao ant U Hens, Swain, for Panama’ abe Jone; Whi- do vin San Diego, abt 3d; rigs archelaws, al the court to San oh abel for sale frtur cht; sehe: Marthe, aifaled wie Saget. aE — Rlivipsor Packer abip , 7 Wost— Mies Use, of G. i and y Mortons iladel| TAKS. we J Gammell * Br Mrs J M Carden, Mrs ML. Villers, sega Va SJ econ Mrs i speed pA dchitares, te servant Barren, Mr Dumm Have e—Shi Ramech, Stal 22 in th poten yonaninae Big Relabosrebis setkine ina nee chil mae an J Haxnvrc—Steo: Qehildren, GAS Jacks. for California,~ The regular mail for Gal At this offiee ou Y. BRADY, Postmaster. MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA. PRA STEAMER 8 Uz GEORGIA. Letter Bags fo Goasre nama, and California. will clove at the Port Ui Gatien, of East ‘are, corner, Broadway, ry 35 o'clock P.M. " omAAMON SWakTs.” Con THROUGH TICKETS FOR R seu AND 2eth July, and — Avgust, for sale at the Tire Tuformatjon in relation t¢ ail veynnee fresly, evminuiate In ation elgeulars pretisz everybody te te ARNOLD! ‘neesoM B STRERAGE TICKETS, OF HOWLAND fe ASPIN~ jine, per steamship Fritadel on for the Lith inquire for JAMES a Wi ‘s, 25 Walt street. re class TaRovas eae pinect—ranes lone state ro a Ym Poname. Avast Yat; thtoe stone’ rabus. forsale low by vn ‘RT WELLES, 88 Broadway, eee eae ST OFFICE—NEW YORK, JULY 11. ie Matt Sates Georgia, will J the 13th instant, ae 2 FORMA THROUGH STEERAGR TIOKE: 1 ‘Aspinwall's "Sites ay, Th, wamte pteorege, from New Fork to meal ah, For for esis m CALL Tit Pica oe ey ae tS | Ya bm Nena Yost 13 ons, 9 foat inches water, rpished Ber, well found, riavinenn' 8 Disiie Othen, corner Chatham nod Ih PUYATE Pistases.—Docton onecony MAY 2 reiaaraad L 9, Sie errs incur Ce oured. hie London diploms. in Is FIDENTIALLY Mya leenoee Acprnetiog ot cos ayes psp tae ‘reatent namie aa ane | Rouen es oS Soren es aoe oe San nee one —— D* inn fours eare tom AR, Mt DUANE STRERT, TAS, FOR TUM HAS, FOR THR Try tA Brest cure the pl cca this ‘ierane, and A perfect oure, oF Ds LL moRTA gare of ‘ay Peaich sures t ' ‘ ‘ t a t