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eee PONE one EE REE James Harker, were also considerably damaged. ‘The toss is about $20,000, on which there was an dmsurance of about ball the amount. During the p ght, there Was aivo a yreat many riots—tweaty- seven of the 1 rs be safely lodged im the Watchhouse oo Suud n ‘Calety, while work- A lad by the nor » lety ing at the hire, fell om the roof of a heuse and was killed Another fire occurred, at four o’elock this morn- ing, in Scott » neat the depot of the Susquehanna ri The building was totally destroyed ; loss «bout $4,000. Among the lit of foreiga exports from the port of Balumore, duiny the week ending on Thursday dest, was 11,679 nb's. of flour, 32,258 b @ern, and 1,089 bhas. of tobacc ticles of manor importance, the & foreign exports di ing s of ith ar- The number oi perens ia Our port, upto the close of the past week, was 12 ships, 17 burks, 25 brigs aad 40 schooners, amount- ing, in the aggregate, to 94; of which number 4 are for Calitorma The drouth in this section of the country, for the | Yast four weeks, hos been incessant, accompanied by a scorching sun, Which as enabled the farmers to complete theic harvest, but which is ruining the Prospects of the coru and potato crops. Benjamin Hobson, city bailifl, was knocked down and shot, in Payette st on Saturday night, Two boys, one a son of Solomon Doans, and the ethera son of John Ewen, mathematical instru- meat maker, were drowned on Saturday, Our Philadeiphia Correspondence, pura, July 14, 1850. Whe Ceremonres Vesterday—Aspect of the Cuty— The next Cabinet—Health of the City—The Steamship Atlante, §e. Yesterday was a day of mourning in Philadelphia; and even if municipal recommendations had not been issued, the masses could not have been in- different to the sad ceremonies which were then performing in the federal capital. At twelve @’clock the bellof the State [louse commenced sending forth its full and solemn sounds; and be- fore its echoes had died away, every church and fire bell in the city had taken up the sad, solemn, notes. In a few minutes at most, stores were closed, the windows of dwelling houses bowed, and a population of rly half a million gave out- ward menifestations, not of cok, and regulated grief for the loss of the chief magistrate of this great nation, but of that unmistakeable sorrow which canvot be called forth save for those that are near and dear to us. ‘The late edmuvistration might emphatically be @alled 2 Philadelphia administration, se far as the use of pewer and the tronage were concerned. The Secretary of the Treasury was a Philadelphian ; and although Mr. Clayton hailed from Delaware, he could way be reached through our city. ‘The change will be sensibly felt in ceituin quarters; and notwithstanding par- tieular parties are sanguine enough, and foolish enough, to suppose that there will be a general sweep in the Post Olfice and Castom House, it is not unlikely—noy, it is almost certain—that our worthy collector, W. D. Lewis, will have te give plaee to one less obnoxious to the politicians of the city, county and State. [is unpopularity, naturally enough, has grown out of the disappointment of office beggars; and yet, to my positive know- ledge, Mr. Lewis never made an appointment without the ** advice and conseat” of those that were considered the grand sachems of the whig party. : It seems to be a conceded thing among those who are, or those who pretend to be, booked up in N guch matters, that MeKennanis tosucceed Mr. Meredith, in the ury Department. He is a entlemon of f ly known in the Mate. but whe ) h t « ! r 1 althy, after ma ey . prevailing warm wealth u past week the deaths amounicd to 27 vi.ch number, over 200 were children. The steamship Ohio took down, yesterday, up- wards of 400 passengers, for the Capes, and yet the bathing season has not reached its culmina- Ung point. nN ir. Jemes Galpin was shocki nay terday, on the Camden and Amd Railroad. In attempting to jump from the train, he fell, and one of his thighs was shockingly crushed, by the wheels passing ever him The famous trip of the Atlantic has caused no Little rejoicing in Phil adelph ie. Before she started trom New York, Cuptain West wrote to one of his friend: this city, that she possessed everythii that a sieamship could possess, and that it would not be long before the eyes of doubters would be opened on both sides of the Atlaatic. The Keard of Brokers were not in session terday; and, indeed, throughout the whole business of ui! hinds was generally suspended. injured yes- eB. ay, Puiavetrma, July 15, 1850. OCoremonies at Cape May—Incendiarics at Work— The Weather, §c. Cape May, which may now be regarded not as a simple but as a compound complicated extract o Philadelphia, has joined its voice to that gereral, genuine wail, which the unexpected death of Pre- aident Taylor hus called forth. Its three thousand inbabitents, a fair representation, indeed, of the beauty, feshion, wealth and business of ovr flour- ishing city, have not permitted this national be- Teavement to poss by unnoticed or unimproved. A large and feeling meeting has been held on its white sai Js, a. r sing the customary reso- p lutions, ex-Vice-President Dallas pronounced an eulogy on the iilustriens deceased no less truthful than tonchingly eloquent We had one or two fires in the southwestera part of our city, yesterday, the work, undoubtedly, of incendiaries; und, to Ineke matters worse, the few engines that hesitatingly repaired to the seene of contlegration, were not permitted by the gangs of roflians, that infest and at that quarter of Philadelphia, to go to work. Dat it ia useless to revert to the really shocking state of affairs as now existing in Moyamensing and Southwark, and which must continue to exist until the fears and apprehensions of selfish, eculless politicians are lost sight of in a firm determination to maintain the supremucy of the laws could name not more than a score of men who bave it in their power to purify the districts in question, and to obliterate a notoriety Which is now synonymous for all that is ruffianly and repulsiv The weather, to-day, has been excessively ‘warm, the mercury nsing to 95 in the shade What it marked in the sun I will not melt you to name. Intheir heat and wrath, not less than one thousend of our citizens have vowed a vow to leave for the sea shore within the next forty-eight hours. Most of our public places of amusement are clored, and a dull and heated air hovers over the city—from the Schuylkill to the Delaware—from the honest, hardy districts of Kensington and Northern Liberties to the law-observing, law-abid- —— of Southwark and Moyamensing. money market is abundantly supplied with capital, and short loans can be readily negociated ata shade below bank rates. Not much doing in Government and State loans are quite hile the * fancies” are drooping. Our Penney Correspondence, Huwrtine ron Co , (Pa.) July 8, 1860. The Crops im Pennsylvania. Lhave ventured to communicate to you what in- formation | have been able to obti regarding the wheat and rye crojs the present season, during a tour of seme weeks amongst the intelligent farmers of our State, in the hope, if you consider it worthy a place in your widely-circulated journal, it may prove interesting (o some of yeur numerous readers. 1 availed myeelf of the opportunity offered by the relaxation of business, to escape the heated atmosphere of our crowded city, and breathe, once more,'the pure and exhilarating breeze that comes freeh from the mountains of my native State. Never have I reen the wheat and rye look better than it does this season. The oats crop will be short, in consequence of the drought through the month of June. The corn crop, alvo, is small, from the same cause, yet it very good color. Thev have had but one rain in this county since the first of June, it was so favorable before that time that the wheat and rye were not injored by the drought; in fact, the present dry weather is very favorable to the farmers, as it has ensbled them to save their bay, without injury from rain, yd has Also proved beneficial in maturing the grain, which is now ripe and reedy forthe syckle. In many ioces on the mountains, they are done cutting, but in the valleys it is more backward. I ¢ been through some eight or ten counties, and findthat the crops ef wkeat and rye in all of them, eo far ae I can see and hear, are abundant. The farmers seem to have no fear of suffering now from drought, if it sheuld not last over a couple of weeks, as they say that their corn might still be a fair crop, if they could have rain in that tine. second crop of grase will be light, but, I be- Lieve, it is used only fer pasture and seed. Ter U.S. Troors ix Fronina.—The U. States eteemer Monmouth, Captain Freeborn, from Indian — River, via St Augustine, arrived here yesterday. ‘e learn from Captain Eleey, of the Army, who hat the health of the troops is not as geod w prey imoely reported. had cones, but » vu alent dysentery find thera, aad many were la Bavannah Georgian, Judg i. The Crops. The Rochester (N. Y.) american of the 13th inst, says:—Nothing has occurred to mar the hugbly promising appearance of the wheat in this vicinity. The weather continues to be of the most valuable character. There has been a sufficiency of rain, of warm sunshine, and of cool days and | nights Consequently, while the growth of the straw ig very fine, the heads are well filled and the kernels uncommonly plump We hear of no rust, and the period in which that calamity can be apprehended 1 well nigh past. ‘The yield ean now hardly fail to prove uncommonly, if not unprece- dentedly, abundant. We Jearn that wheat cutting, on a dry sandy soil, near Palmyra, Wayne county, commenced on Thursday lest. Harvesting will begin to a considers! !e extent, in this neighbor- hood, by the middle of vext week, and become general as early as Monday, the 22d inst. Other s—corn, grass, potatoes, &e., are also ex- ellent. | The Cincinnati Gazette of the 10th inst., says:— In many parts of the State the wheat harvest is commenced, and through the State generally the promise for an abundant harvest was never better. nthe south part of the State much of the erop is already safe. Itis too late new to have the crop aflected by blight. The heads are well filled and the kernel plump. We congratulate the farmers of the State, and through them every other class of business, on the improved prespect. Great Morratiry amona Cauironnia Eni- GRrants.—We have before usa letter written by Geo. R. Bradley, and dated Liberty, June 21st, which gives a sad account of the fate of one of the California cmigrating companies. The gwriter says that his wagon, to which were attached his brother and himself, from Union county, Ill., H. J. Ostetter, from Chester, Ill, and two of the MacDills. from Union county, Ill, left Indepen- dence im a spinpany. of twenty-seven persons, on the 1th June; that’ when one day out, one of the company was attacked with the chol.ra; that on the third day—having travelled sixty miles—they were stopped by the cholera and small pox break- ing out amongst them; that they remained en- camped two days, during which they lost ten men. Next day the men were so alarmed, that they pro- posed to turn back, and the resolution was adopted almost unanimously. On the return route, there were seven more deaths before they reached Inde- pendence, where the company separated—only ten of the twenty-seven surviving. hey left every- thing behind them except their mules.—St. Louis (Mo.) Republican, July 6. Firs anv Riot in Pruutapecrnia.—A blacksmith’s shop and sheds, and a brick building, occupied by Edward MeFarlan, at the corner of Rose and Broad streets, in the district of Moyamensiug, were destroyed by fire yesterday morning. About the same time the carpenter’s shop of James Buist, in Fitzwater street, between 12th and J3th streets, was burned, with all its centents. A large brick house, belonging to Mrs. Harley, was destroyed, and two owned by George W. Carpenter were semewhat damaged. At both of the above fires, the hose of the companies who attempted to extin- guish them were cut, and there were some riotous demonstrations on the part of the disreputable hangers on of the fire department, of whom there are so many in Philadelphia.—[ Philadelphia N. American, July 15. Sovrnern Facrories.—We see an article going the rounds of the papers, professing to give correct statistics in regard to the manufactories of Georgia, ‘Tennessee, and other Southern States. It profease: to be taken from returns made to the Treasury de- partment. Among other things, it states that the amount of capital invested in Georgia is $121,000! The actual amount really invested in the ey manufactories is not far from $2,000,000 ; and the people have but begun to turn their attention to the importance of this new branch of industry.—[{Sa- vannah Georgian, July 11. Tur Siamese Twins Deap.—The Paris Journal des Debats announces the death, in England, of the famous Siamese Twins. The Debats states that according to the London Medical Times, the two brothers died of marasmus. A post mortem exami- nation preved what has been constantly suppesed by the faculty, viz: that the two cavities of the abdomen communicated by means of the hol- low ligament which united them, and that the livers of the twins were connected by a membrane bridle about half an inch thick.—Brooklyn Eagle, uly 15. Powprr Mitt, Exrtosiox, axp Loss ov Lirs.—-The Fixeter, N. H., News Letter, of the 10th instant, gives the following particulars of a powder mill explosion at that place,on that day :—This morning, afew minutes port Il, three reports im rapid succession were heard in this village, Lt was at once supposed that the owder mills in the town, owned by Mr. Whipple, of LALO LLL TOE EE LT ET EE A TE TTD, Superior Coust—Transferred Calendar. GENERAL TKEM.—DECISIONS. Before Judges Duer, Meson, snd Campbell. Jory 16.—Joseph Husson, impleaded with Edward Lynch, ads. Ebenezer Kich ond Kovert fich-The act of Do- comber 14, 1847, giviag to » party to a suit the right of cxomining the adverse party, does adverse party a competen! calling him, in eases wh be incompetent on the gro granted; coste to abide the event. Henry Wo Werner, appellant, vs Vem. H. Paine and others. respondents —Deoree of the Vice-Chancellor, allowing the demurrers and dismissing the bill, re- Vorsed, with coste; detendants to answer the bill and pty the costs within forty days after service of copy of order. Ebenezer §. Vaughan and David Faughan ads Robert wf. Robertson and another —An agreement to purchase ufactured and delivered at a fature statute of grants, Jawis O, Wilson vs. Charles P Mallett.—It is not ne~ cessary, in order to sustain a bill for an secount in the New trial denied. Court ‘or Chancery, that the party it should need adiscevery under oath, It is sufficient if there be mutual demands between the parties, nor is it a sufll- cient objection to the jurisdiction of Chancery in cases of mutual demands. that there is a complete and quate remedy at law. Demurcer overruled; the defen Gant at liberty to answer within forty days, on pay- ment of costs. Ezra Fitch and others vs, Thomas H. Reddins.—Report of reteree set aside and cause sent back for heariag before the same referee, Costs to abide the event. Henry P. Judson ads. Edward A, Cook and other’ New trial denied trial granted, coi Groce K. Ferguson ve. Janes Ferguson.—Motion to dissolve injunction, with costs. DECISIONS. Present, Chief Justice Oakley and Justice Campbell. JuLy 15, ~ Gustavus A, Sabine, et al., vs, Thomas Ver- milya, et al.—Appoal dismissed, and order at chambers affirmed, ‘Tinothy H. Main ads. Thomas R. Minturn et al.—Appeal dismissed, and taxation of costs to stand. Wiiliam Laimbeer vs. The Mayor, &c , of New York.and John Porter.—Motion for a new trial denied. ‘The Court adjourned until Saturduy the 27th inst., at 12 o'clock, M. Brooklyn City Intelligence, Werrry Rervoxt or Dearns rox tie Ween Broina Jury 13.—Males, 19; females, 14; adults, 10; children, 23—total, 66 The diseases were as follows :— Casualties, 1; consumption, 2; convulsions, 3; congestion of lungs, 2; delirium tremens, 1; diarrbwa, 1; dropsy in the head, 4; fever, 1; scarlet fever, 2; disease of the heart, 1; whooping cough, 1; inflammation, 1; inflammation ot bowels, 2; stillborn, 3; scrofula, 1; ‘unknown, 1.— Interments in Greenwood Cemetery, and other Brook- lyn grounds, from New York and other places, 35, Surneme Cover, Sreciat Tenm.—Hon. Nathan B Morse, presiding.—James Callahan and Bridget his wife vs. George Cummings.— Ordered judgment for plaintiff, damages to be assessed by sheriff's jury.. John D. Zabriskievs. Wm. A. Brower and others.—Or- dered judgment for $576 86. in R. St. Felix vs. John Peshine and Wife —Judg- ment for $633 55, with an allowance of 5 per cent, Smith Combsvs. James Van Dyke.—Motion dismissed with costs. Susricron or Burotary.—No. 5 Coloanade Row has, itis feared, during tho absence of the family, been visited by burglars, as the basement shutters’ were found epened, and the bureaus ransacked. Accipents.—A son of Mr. Atkinson, of Garden while playing, on Saturday last, ii building atthe corner of Garden ai streets, fell through the floor and brok Bund lad, whose name eould on Hudson avenue, where every his sufferings. A hi nd cart was capsized, rner of Fulton and iarket ences A mecting was re- cently held at Macon, Geo., by which resolutions were adopted strongly advocating the compromise of the Senate Committee. They acknowledged their grati- tude to Senators Cass, Clay, Webster and Dickinson, for the honorable course they had pursued towards the South, R. C. McKee is spoken of as the whig candidate for Governor of Kentucky. A whig State Convention will meet at Angusta, Maine, on the 3lst inst., to nominate a candidate for the office of Governor. Fred Douglass was lecturing on abolitionism at Co- lumbus, Obio, on the 11th inst. CITY TRADE REPORT. Monvay, July 15—6 P.M. Cotton was active to-day, and sales were freely made at rates current before the steamers news. The market closing firm. The Flour market was steady with fair sales of this State and Western brands, at last owell, wero destreyed. Huntington, who hes the care of them, was in the village, He jumped into his carriage, and, without waiting for thought, set out tor home. ‘a the carliest arrived found that three buil#ings were blown into the air, In the mill for grinding the powder, one man hey A was at work, Charles R. Smith The fire originated in this building, py ike friction of the wheels; it exploded instantly, and war blown intoaicms. The workman was oarried more than a hundred rods, and blown to pieced, The fragments of tho DOGy Wote found in este, and sepa. ol a er on ta soe, Genes from éaeh workmen placed themselves upon it, and tought and subdued the fre. The damage bas been set at $5,000 It may not be more, and may be twice as much. Court of General Sesto! Recorder and Aldermen M —Conviction of Alfred Kershaw, tried for Ob- taining Money by False Pretences.— This trial, which was commenced on Friday, was concluded to-day by the conviction of the prisoner, Kershaw was the pretend- ed actuary of an imaginary insurance company, (as appeared by proof) with anotles.st Ke. 31 Wall st. This ‘Ne Mari: com| he designated thi Fire, nd inland State Stock Insurance Com Aa ceo ot Defore the du the documents ne. certifient , the wudersign: to Mr. Morgen were the eo. i being, reonally sequainted with the « fheers of York Life, Fire, Marin Toland State Stock Iosurance Company, No. 17 Wall st ful] confi dence in their integrity and b aid company,40 100 of those wish r eerfully recommend Fance, as worthy of abul, Mayor. Jones, President represented by Kershaw tobe the N.Y. L. F. and M. I. ©. Mo tor Rogers, Nicholas A. Miles, James Van Rensel Theodore Fey, charles Livingsbon, Rem sel Perkins, ward Lat JOHN K. TOWNSEND, President. H. Youna, See District Attorney claimed were 'y, except that of Kershaw's him- welt. Tho following is from a pretended report of the Com- pany’s condition and busi fourth A: of the New iYork Life, week's quotations, Canadian, in bond, was in fair de- mand for export to the British Provinces, with sales at rates stated below, Southern was steady ut last Wheat was held above the views of 3 lots of handsome Geneseo were in the t, Dut no estes transpired Cor: good demand for yellow from Eastward, les at an advance over previous rates, ¢, and the sali ¢ chiefly confined . good demand, with moderate a it full prices. There was no change in other articles gof provisions. usual on Mondays, the Grocery market was not active. Coffod was held firm, while eugars were fa moderate demand, and prices firm, There was no change in molasses. Asuxs.—The market for both descriptions was better, with sales of 170 barrels, at $5 8754 a $6 for pots, wi $6 4 a $6 for pearls, Breavstur Flour—The sales aggregate 5,000 bbls, at $5 for Canadian. in bond; $5 18 w $5 31% for common to straight State; $5 37s, a $575 for mixed to fancy Michigan, and good (bio; $5 87% & $6 for fancy Uhio; and $6 124 @ $6 15% for pure Genesee. barrels, at $5.60 a $675 for mixed to good straight brands, and $6 a $660 for fancy brands; also some Philadelphia, at $5 26.0 $560. Rye Flour ‘was quiet at $287% @ $204. Corn Meal was steady; about 1 barrels good Jersey, at $3; and 300 barrels white, at $3 25. There was little inquiry for Wheat, with a heavy market, at unchangea raves, Rye was a shade firmer; seme $500 bushels sold at O2;0,; at the close it was held at 633¢. a64c Oars are nominal, at 476, 8 480, for Northern, and dSc. a de, tor Jersey. Corn Was source, and better; rales sum up 17,000 bushels, at At b9e, a Ole, for heated, 63i¢o, for Western mixed, and 660, for Southern yellow, with @ sale rumored at 660, ‘There wae no round yellow offering. Cartin.—At market, on Monday, 70 cows and eal and 6.000 sheep and lambs, (Owing to the holk Saturday, no beef cattle were driven to market, consequently there was no business done at the di yard to-day. Report to-morrow) Cows and caly: All in market were takeu at prices ranging, as quality, from $20 to $47. Sheep and Lambs—Ail offe ed were taken at $2 £0 0 $7 for sheep, and $24 $4 for | lambs. The market clored quite bria! Correx —There was very little doing to-day. Hold- ers were asking prices which were above the viows of ircbasers. pa ; Corron.—The demand to-day was very active general. and resulted in sales of the market closing sti its of the gro yet received. Farionrs.—Rates to Liverpool remained about the same, with very little doing. | Por oo m ; 3d. for corn; 9d. 410d. for flour. There was no change to other ports. The steamship America | being about due at Halitx. shippers were inclined to await the receipt of her n Fisn —Nothing of importance was done in this arti- day, the amount of cod, afloat, was light. | comtinard dull, at 700 Motassxs was in moderate supply gallon 76e., in English and American; and 730. im tt s10 00 tor meee, a oF $6 60a $6 62 for sour prim The market for Beet and State, Fire, Marine an Btoek Insurance Com- pany, May ist. Resou Rens, Bank and other Stoo! 6 eee 6 0+ 6 9882,500 00 Real Estate. . ne eeeee 100,600 00 Specie bills on various banks. . 26,924 34 Bille reoeivable and interest account. . .. MOIT A Expense acoount. 6.66.06. cesceee 7.048 44 unt of Arvets linble for losses... $550,088 21 LIA BILI TiN. Total A Capital Stock... ... Bills payable. . Surplus Pund es $900,000 00 . 6176 88 -9 811 33 3o6 752 1,108 wo Total number of policies issued... ..... (Signed) JOHN K. TOWNSEND, President, ALFRED KERSHAW, Actuary. Thomas H. Youro, Secretary. Thomas P. Aylward being sworn, testified that he was in the employ of Mr Kershe , at No, 17 Wall street, in 1849. He k the books of the business ke as that of the New York Life, Fire, Marine, and Inland State Steck Insurance Company. Witness never saw any ees, seoretery. stockholders, o2 directors. otber than Kershaw himself, who directed Monroe (Mich } Buok, which was the only money Agi, onroe , Which was the only m. Ayl- ward ever saw Sree s Among the other doeumente nsed by Kershaw, was ene purporting to be the articlesjof association of Sey Company. At the bottom of the third f this sheet, were Any names of reepectable, , were represen subseri! % which smounte hep hea ent! there were —t ies deporited er the whole concern. There wass 000 each, nid im. or for which cage, went out, were not absent from thete feats more then two mi when they returned with @ verdict of guilty. The ‘isoner was then remanded till Tuesday, wi he berentenced. AN iding at New Milford, Conn , years of ores delivtced on Saturday lat, healthy ‘all girl, and ail are apparemtly doing well. portii pri: nal, at $13 2 $14. Cut meats were dull 4 heary, ithout decided altera ‘“ilmted te Lard was in limited re- quest, with email sales -¢! OMo. 86%. Butter was firm, and in good demand. at fall prices. of cheese were free sellers today, at do. a 60. Rice.— With a fair tdemand, sales were made Of 76 therces, at $3 508 $3 62%. Rear Estate —Dleecker roid the following property. at his Sales Room, in Broad street :—1 unimpror 26th street, near First avenue, 20x98-9, $950; 1 jot ne, rame nize, $450. —While the market was firm, the lool de- mand was active, with sales of 200 hogehoads New Or- leans, at bige. a 5X0, and 150 hogsheads Cuba, at bo. py e. oe a sales of brown Havana were made ir rate Wrisxey —The market was firmer, and the inquiry good. Operations embraced 160 barrels State Prison and Obio, at 260, cash; Drudge was held at 256 Rrcxirts or Paoovce oy THK ps Haven Boars ano Y MARKETS ELSE WHERB, STOCK SALKS. Prinarrirwa, py 16.—First Board.—27700 U. &. 6a, oT 116; 3880 do 82, | N. 0. 133; ‘Be! he it Navigation ase of rogars. t of beth clayed 800 getting - Inetes bas advanced sod ie at l\ ra per Rice ie till dull, and may be qooted at about 10\¢ re. per ae ¥ > Idd $5 per bhd ond is por bes ot sogar, and $2% for molasses, put al: ‘xohange Ota per cent dis; sterling per cent prem. owely 16, 1860 *, Jal Bales, and prices ore firm. We quote middling at 120. New Onceane, J) Cotton continues firm ; 40 bales 11, 1860. were Prices. Rice ls nominal render such | Southern flour was more active, with sales of 1,300 | ee ein writing not being withia the | Ni Gc ik a | mare and New Onceans, July 13—P. M. Tho supply of cotton is very pi stock hand, at present, is estimated at sbout 58,000 bal ‘The sales, yesterday, reached 600 bal 1000 bales, at full prices, imeluding mii % 12hse ; and good middling. at 124% ¢. Tb» tranxsagi curing the week, sum up 10.000 bales, Fiour isin derate request, and steady. Grain is changed prices. Provisions are as before reported. [a groceries, we have no particular change to note, while the demand is pretty fair. en Married, On the 10th inst., by the Key. Henry Chase. Mr. Na- tHan W. Dotsnn to Misa Renecoa Wand, ali of this city. On the 11th inst., by the Mr. Greeoe, Mr. Joun Munuat ot New York, to Miss O.ine H. Marin, of Breok- lyn. (Philadeiphia papers please copy } ip Monday, the 16th inst., at the church of the As- jon. by the Rey. Dr, Thomas H, Taylor, Eowann yx to Lavinia M., youngest daughter of the late Wim. Willsop, merchant of this city. Died, July 14th, afier a short illness, Eowano Quiax, aged ¢ — a native of Thomastown, County Tipperary, reéland. His friends and acquaintance, and the members of the Hibernian Society, are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 13 Water street, this day, at 2 o'clock, In this city. July 15th, Catuesine Butza, youngest davgbter of John and Margeret Ann Britten, aged 8 months and 27 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family, also the mem- bers of Getty’s Lodge. No. 111. 0. of 0. ¥ , are rospect- fully invited to attend the funeral. on Tuesday after- noon, at 4 o'clock, from No. 5 Hoboken street, without further invitation. On the loth, of a lingering illness, Many Aowes An- DERSON, Youngest daughter of James and Jennet An- dereon aged % years aud 5 months. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral this day, at 2 o'clock, from 232 West 20th street, to be taken to Greenwood for interment. On Friday July 12th, Faancis Scuenmennonn, infant son of Geo. W. Wilson, aged 7 montha, At Newburgh. on the 12th inst., of congestion of the brain, Cany E. Luv.ow, in the 43rd year of his age. At Howardsville, New Granada, on the 20th June last, Capt. Joun Laxx, jr, of Portsmouth, N. H., aged 47 years, Dr. Danner Lirscomn, President of the Senate of the Btate of Mississippi, died at his residence in Lowndes Co, on June 22. Weekly Report of Deaths In the City and County of w York, from the 6th day of to the 13th 4ox of July, 1850 03; Girls, 92. ‘Total, 239, ES. 23 1 1 1 See 3 - 8 4 a 13 om it 1 2 Pe i re 3 282 23 7 1 1 3 1 1 ra 3 M4 Debility n 2 Delirium’ Trémens 3 2 Diarrhos a 1 3 3 5 2 1 2 1 1 1 8 1 6 BEES orecen mien e Puaces oy Narrvrry.—United Stat id, 7; Seotiand,1; Germany, plan: + France, Poseessions in North America, 1; unknown, 3. Hospi Belleyne, 13; Penicentiary, io fe sane, 1; Ward's (sian Hospital, 4; ‘Alms Bouse, Home, 1. Colored persons, W. WHITE, City Inspeoter. City Inspector's Office, July 13, 1850. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Port of New York, July 16, 1850, S41] moon nisxs, 7191 meu = in & Coane; Alleghany, ip! glee sti Schrs Tremont, Mitshel & Co; Henry Nason, 5) 5; J Johneon (Br), Alb: Henry F aber, MoLanghils Star, Plumer, } ill barleston: J Hunter & Brown) Pbilsdelphia; Barward, Baker, Sloop—Fashion, Blydenburg, Providence, Ship tiverbool (pk), Harase Liverpoct, May Oth, hip Liverpool (pkt), Eldridge, Liver " piteaiand patccnutes to Uoeaiil, Wietene & Oar Su Tat 80 66, lon 5 « ed signals with a sbip trian - 2 gee nd sam? ra foretopsail, steering W, oved to with Mth, ing ® t 5, rd, W, hi July 34, lat $5 86,"lon 44 16, Quecee ‘tor London; 4 sehr A Beverly), ands Frackr w 1, pasted close to the Br bark Glam Sbip Catherine (Br), Laverty, mdse. to Gee Miln, and 442 steerage passengers. Ship Marion, Jol Savanuah, 6 days, with ai mon. h Millidge (Br), Bryee, Gsiway. 42 days, in bal- fy ‘ark Int, with UL passengers, to Barclay & Livingston, ark Paladin (Pres tugdale, Cork, 33 days, with salt | Blooper, Cardiff, W, 44 to maste r. Berk Virginia (Brem), Kiamp, Bremen, mdse and 14% to RATE bi with coal rk A: railrend i iD, matte: ‘Bs bird Ballmet (Br), Wooeoek, Bristol, 49 days, with and (8 passeny to W & T Tapscott. Brig S Georges (Neap), Bousaro, Messina, 71 days, with madre to order. jediterran (Fr), Tesser, Charente. 49 days, with c, to J A Rach: Brig Wilhelmine (Brem), Thider, Bremen, 45 days, with 125 mers, to'L W Brouchard. Brig Aboona, Licogang, Matamsas, 11 days, with sugar, to R ea iri (Br), Yates, Bermuda, 7 days, with manilla, ta ac Sebr Jobn R palt, to Mid Island, 14 days, with 0. nsvell (Br), Smith, Terks on & Co. The J R brings ie and Danish brig Dore Jamal: Wilmington, NC, 7 day Tith inst, saw bark Mara, tte, Jobneon, White, Vive ee irginia, Sdeye : inlay 8 days, Schr D A Crooks, Grant, Baltimore, 4 da Curtis, Thompson, Virginia, 3 daye Sdays. ircinia, Hoviton, Wilmington, stores. ative, Burtecll, Virginia, 3 days. Sehr Sehr Diamond, Davis, Balti Sehr Francis Scbr Sarah Amelia, Vi Schr J Wright, Jobneom, mae e Balled, Bteamor Kennebec, Philadelphia, Jour 15—Wind during the day from the South, Reaers, Whit: on; Laconia, I m Studley, do; Mh JC Gilmore, Harve; Ni ins by Riveting. Th 4 ion on; JM Holmes, Columbia, Crowell, MH ‘ wn, NG: TL White, Cor 2 it Deputy, Wi 8 ing: Jew, Nickersos B'h Davies Marshall NYorks Ontarie: Benne vie, Marshall, N¥ork; ‘Ontario, darge Comet, Cox, NYork; stoumer Anthracite, Morley, Poreign Malis. A LZTER Bate for lavans, per steamer Teabol, will close ot a Exchange Reading Room, (67 Rxchange,) vhis afternoon, lett Fitehell, Carey, Si ia sabeve Letter Bags are also sh Kenyon's, Wall oeves. Soun Mowrnosa, at Philadelphia from Calais, repot On Friday afternoon, when off Glo ester Point, Wm Wi cheapaw, one of the crew, & uative of Penobscot, was kao od overboard by the boom, and before assisiance reached, notwithstanding the greatest exertions being made, be exnk to risen more. an, Mr Yauny Bouchier, ‘™ Miss MoDouslt, Miss Bare Notice to Marin: Mrs Gryabarc, Mrs ai \, Mre Inerai ret Lagra: ton,’ Master La ‘ames Har Kobi Gow, Thee Little, P Gowan A om rant ary courve whet me Sexe’ wi Ann, and standing from four to five hours lor ens: ward than is 0 pass—she being iron vessel—which has before beon assigned as the cause of the disaster. J Seopa aa eNO OR LIVERPOOL.—UNITED STATES MAIL ship ATLANTIC, Capt, “Phts st STEAM- toamahiy, Will depart with the jor Kurope, positively ou 3atur= day, July 27, at 12 o'clock M., from her berth at tuo foot of Canal street. All through the Post Ofce, No berth seoured For freight or passage, havin ‘or elegance or comfort, apply LLIN, 66 Wall street. (rep Nav 14, Jan M, near King’s Hamblin, NB, o1) aot a, NB, lecters trom UN STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NBW York and Live ships composing this Lne are Spoken. th 7 aiteamehin City of Glasgow, Mathews, hence for Glasgow, PACIPIC, Captain Rye BALTIC. Captain Comnstook. |. Blo y miles. DkIATI Grafton. ogns C ity, Stoddard, hence for Chagres. was ‘These ships having beer buile by contract expressly for 'ashington, from NOzloans for Bordeaux, 1st Perslion' sa slas it nae easiael to meneen aimeeth ae 4 their accommodations for passengers are wa- jong #0. ‘Darstow, from NY: rk for Callao and Pa el , t 1850 8; lon at Ue We for olegance or comfort, Price of ane from New “Brig Franklin (of Thomaston), for Philadelphia, 13ch | Tork,teulverpocl, SIR exclusive use of extre slae state inst, off Fire Island. enced surgeon will be attached teach ship. For « rs Windsor, NS), was passed standing to | Passage, apply to 29, lat 25 60, ton 71, EDW'D. K. COLLINS, 56 Wall street, hr Lamarting (of Howdoinbam), from St Martins for or to BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liver Bath, June 2%, lat 2436, lon 66, ‘The Atlantic will leave New York ophaht Monsoon, from ‘Philadelphia for Mayagues, July 1,1at | 7° AN 28te M Liverpool . = Pie “ « Schr EJ Munsell (of Nifaven), in search of the wreck of “ ae sobr Thos Cash, July 9, Int 36, lon 7234. “ 5 2 ol Gambia, 2 days ( ‘ x : for Gam! n \- “ ( Ohio, Engalls, Salem, but perhaps the Ohio, Braus- 2 16, comb, from N¥s Ke « Ae “ow Tf fl ms nearinready. 2) 2 Prnesian ship Borussia, for NYork, | oy. senees of these chips will uct be ier Bexwupa, July §—Brig Swan, Pieroe, for NYork, next er, bull gle, Jewelzy, presi metal lading are tensa ‘therefor, aud the value day; ‘ nless bills 0: bi whaling schr Union, of Provincetown, 2 mos out, 25 bbls thereof, Shenioin. dae va Cronsranr, June 18—Russian ship Paul, Eussler, for Bos- CEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.—FOR BRE- to ont reaer. Jane 22—Art Br brig Ri (0) men, via Southampton—The U, States M. , ig Richard Cobden, El- | wasilINGTON, G. W. Floyd, Com ier, will sail for Bre= der, Liverpool, to load for Philadelphia. ‘Southampton, on Saturday, July 20th, from Pier Grxoa, June 2i—Ship Leonidas, Jordan, for Leghorn, to Ra ac3 PM,” Price of paseago, in the fret cabins iy. 6 ur geOR (H04 Sth )}-Sld ship Etiaabeth, Bangs, rit pe 4 0 through Fost Ofies, FOUBULHR & Say, Aeekco, 50 Broadway. (eee ai FOR GENOA AND LEGHORN.—TGE SUPERIOR BRIG ‘Ady 27th, ships Versailles, Hunt, (expec by Ry Gespatobed. ton) ‘for Boston July 1 (but of course cant HAUMONY, NEPHEWS & CO, orto do Sth; Ei BOYD & HINCKEN, No. 161 Pesrl street. 7p Alliance. Robinson, for id: Lemuel Dyer, Sagory 800 erry, for : (i A OR CALIFORNIA VIA CHAGRES.—ON SATURDAY, ior, Thomas, for Wee de Poms erclosk PM cthe Coie sal Staves steam mrice, Rogers, (exp ship OHIO, from her pier foot of Warren street, N. R., with the 29—Arr ships Seoti: + sekelly, Baltimo overnment mails for the West Indies and fer, avr! to load for N York. ei | foo hs for this voyage of the Ohio are now open. and be. ry lieation at the office _— tons, supposed Prussian) Spiegel | Sip Stcamatip. Com 7, 17, Wort eck, corner’ Warren street, to Charleston, Savannah, Havana, No ne 1S B14 hale Geo Otis, Stovens, San Romo, | Cisgres, and through tiekete to San Prancisoo. Messina, June 12—No Am Mansaniuta, June’—No A Suly $—Barks Lo = si bert, Green, for St Petersbury day; Mod 2 8 from Portland, with cargo unsol inka o Fl ‘arana, Gooding, from indelphis, Ida; oo 7 jas Betsey and Jano, Beadlin, x ie Sau: Pransiéeb—Shake san Jane, Moulton. from Port for 150, by the Ohio will go on from Havana. falcon, without delay. bark Francesca, Phi until paid for. BoE frvight or nt Y—Arr ship Conquerer, Milligan, NYork ts ihe *Livingstouey Paitsd eh, ri bi Rates aan go sleerage mg h gogo to Chagres b; ao tera voreea apply to Fi re, duly ity bark Euxine. Livi Loodianah, imo 4 - signi Sh 177 West street, corner Warren. vm Cage eye eg Ra Be OR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT.—THE FINE Te York, Abth alt; Malabar, Toulon, Mobile, | YOR NEM, PRMTON Place: masini ieerete FOricans, | Orleans, on Saturday, "20th inst, at § o'clock P M. Freight OF DOsHNE® SPPY TOWARD & SON, 44 Broadway. FS KINGSTON JAMAI DIR&CT.—TI SP! did ship CRESCENT CST} Stoddard, comman— der, will yt ge ie Te, at — Royal pesoongere mails’ on Tha Delocks P. Me from her dock Pior 2, Nef. “For passage ape ply to J. HOWARD & SON, 34 Broadway. rp sRoven LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO—CALIFOR- 2%5—Bark Cyane, Loveland, for Boston; Boreas, for do in a week. J 3—Briat Clara, Hewitt, and Hi om Philadelphia for leeward; ~ windward, Sld 2d, brig Dela. known, from the wind- hr Prescilla Ans, ——, Pbi'adelphi 20—A ‘St Ki th NIA by steam and via ané ate a apehipntepom ase ces beso bee z Joun, NB, Juiy Searr brig Jane Allison, Wood, New my Wy! IY _ duly LL "the baile peanne ork. bageace. 5—Arr brigs Trio, Robson, NYork; 7th, | sesin bape sh om! ing to intern by ‘his fine ree HERDLE AND WRIGHT, 190 Cedar street octner of Wamhingvon stad Sooe by, NYork: OR SAN FRANCISCO VIA CHAGRRS, 0} RS 5 brig Bag F hag Inthe dolandid atomeaea SRESCRNE ‘omman: suagee at 3 weloek. Pe rom Piet lee Gray. 4 jo Grands, Patten, for i. i 1, fakes Powier, aio Teaving for Chagres on the ipleby, for do 0 M—Arr bark h (Br), Rob- S compl wer A i opr ark | i a at , Wi; sa ‘aroline C Dow, oF: for Devi Nickels; brigs Reform, Lima (not 12th); schr Mary | WHLLBS, 68 Broadway, comer of Wail street.” Mith— — gil ida Sei tee ge ~ aADIOAL, Peerless (of NY ork}, Morris, and 6, Mathews, = ATT'S NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, ACTS AS AN INO- more; Areturus, Ra; ‘hiadelphia: G Presoott, oulati tor atte ft fs Fey 9g poser , Rayners, iph ~ oy a 1, paralysis, conval: King Antilles, Rhoades, Wilinm, “Winoa: Pavut sn, Lorine, sain, —! hich eaoove and Cambr: tacy, York. ‘Sigual for abrig.. Vie Te neal rentine, shi hi 8, Henry, New bark, Taal Caumot ctutom, Livervool, Bid barks Mary Melt . or $08 Depot, 10! Nassae ot ty ‘Selah; Nashua, Clifford, Dr. be consulted from 9 A.M. to 12M. at oe, Philsdelphin; sche A Raley i oe r Ac 1 Bussror, Ri, July 1\—Sid sehr Sotence, Gladding, Albany. EW MEDICAL BOOKS.—A COMPLETE PRACTICAL ly Li—Arr echre Mary Ana, work on the treatment of private 0, ictures, and all tions of rs $—Sid sehr Friendship, Boswell, NYork. ees mbar of besutifully ool Tastes, uly M—Arr barks Hadley, Kent, Boston; | as largess iy Berwick, M.D. Lanes ry, Ryder, do: Lawrence, Crowell, de; Sophie et trace hens (Bi athena hg Be iBr) “) ry Mn i), 7; indus (Br). Day, ary Emily, Preach, of; Stranger, a basset; Hope, Huehi Portland; Mi Milliken, Provis asset; Hope, z 4 wie denee.. Sid brig Cushnee, Lowe “i it NOT ONLY MONEY, LL Shit fe, week Hunter will forfeit ‘si und. 3 Chas Crocker, Be 1, on, wee; |. Bw lo Al joint: . wily, Nichols, from NYork, dings ‘Aug! ‘orthern port, dg 1—Arrtohrs Caloutts, Rondo pe Rel Sth, sore Wil: jeot (where | successful practitioner im the United States. Years of prao= edowan, Savannah; | ti4o, exclunlvoly devoted te the study 44 treatment of Ath, from omitted). Bu stesman, Norfolk; Ateona, Lebanon, and Franklia, F! impart bivod, whereby the delphia, constitu Vecomse entestiod, ‘smsbles ibe GLovexsren, July 10—Arr schrs D B Kooler, Machias for | guarantee res. _ NYork; 12h, Laura & Elise, Colby, and Lexington, Suait Stine NYork. . ca RENT CASES OF PRIVATE DISKASRS C) B Laewea, Joly M4, 7 AM—Packot ship Mary Pleasan' Dr ‘De Laney"s new meth: Be Liverpool; barks Peri, Girard, and Gen Jessup, for B treatment of seminal di im pedimente bri Adams, Hylas, Abbott Lawrence, and at RF Loper, for Pernambuco; and several 0 went to sea youterday forenoon, and th Liepe mnship Constitution, for San Pronciecs, Wheeler, ‘verpool, and brig Sarah, : d wp yenterday at noon: barks Levant R. WARREN [8 CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED stanzas. went up early this morning: A practice of eightoon yours, Macwias Port, July 8—Arr brig Atlas (Br), Windser, for hoepital, enables Dr. W. te cure the w: Virginia. 4 im his effiee, No. 1 Mott street, with tevean, July 11—Are sohr Grape, Snow, Beverly oateet names in surgery and medi= (nad fia 12th for NVork juced. A cure or ao charge. tohRY Lenvon, duly 1i—Riehard Law, Chappel, Cape Ann ; Joly 12— naire re enboth, New ¥ oa Sai say *, * York. Sid brig Neovi ‘orto 3 PRIVA for cures of ‘were given up by nearly all other physicians. — of cures in four to twenty-four hours; no other jealit, “Noctarmal Ziissions, Devility, mac ww mode over others. DR pass AND LONDON TREA: MENT OF disease. Call and seo the cortidontes fc 0 that York. ‘every case, . Female Pritaveurnsa, July 4—Arr ship Clara Whesler, Comings; ait powieieg Iie, Gor brags Lemarting, Seutes, Berke Use” Westianter, | BO CURE MO FAY.—DR CORMITT, 19 Kone, }o Cabello; Round Pond, Pes Me; may be seteahe’ ale Soatmras it ral dente ? ‘nabioe Dr. €, vc cere the oes Miecelinneves. Sonn D BK » from for New York, put inte Gloweeeter tou 1a: remade Nicene aprone oheak the Teh, Darien for @avannah, with saree emnnens Com ee) dorm was Weaby, bat ea pooled to be get ket, Ji brig Potomac, Luse, Leone. Sastnaw, for Alban ’ CX tafeaplamre en Aeron, Joly T—Are sches > Packet, Looy’ Blake, Zephyr. Lucy ak oN 4 eo, Union, and 4 bss trict Union, aad Corres ‘J Fr ly 10—Arr brige Berry, Sonprpesid heal ith, i Sief acta eens HLT eTOR, NYork; Oregon, ‘ork; Cot ton. ‘Cla lary Hien, ya Seevane, Rev P MeN e Clues, vo ; Packet tip Liverpook-Me Fowler, Dr Sut wav Sarton’ rs Wallace fervant, two it aie Vgait—ae Lebhmel ond lady, Mere Bar pean ars © Starsberg, JP Donovan,