The New York Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1850, Page 3

AMUSEMEN'S. peste ey Lhaomt'y Lf Fetained to the last » vivid remembrance of t! of her youth; and the recital of her own more prominent actors of our revelutionary struggle would always attract end sare the young her ride. days since we had the pleasure to her minute description of Gov. Tram- apmphre 8, Gen Wi 8 sh the vividness of recent ‘ssion, With the earnest freshness of youthfal, feeling. Mes. Bald it the advanced age of 85 years, leaves her DARA 'TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN’ itwation as good eook, washer and ironer. Ci > BY ears reference, from hér last place, Apply at 6 Oli- Winans, "“Erdent Rens pl gt M ieee va Mr owe and oth~ rick SITUATION 4 graw aap OR OUT- aman who has eight acion. No objection to town or eoun= to A. wn sErentons te whieh, LER AND THE | Fi » To be ialowss by uis Romano, Mr. Pope. Captain not a Captain. yartain will rise precisely at 74g ANTED—BY A REAPOCEA DLE MAN, A SITUATION aiter. Ip everything that r= as Steward, Cook, or Head W: a MENTS. nnn no nnnnnapnnnnnnnnnn nein IBLO’S.—TICKETS FIFTY CENTS TO ALL PARTS Of the Saloon, Private Boxes, $5. Doors open at quar~ 7. To menos at 8 0 jock. rs, Mesers. hh pe Thar ring, daly iovwtht uenenanen with be followed by 7 TSiaND NB OF iis tates Wickinsens Lay Lady elude With the farce of Mr. Nickingen: Ci ‘ap yn Postlevaitae, Mr. John Sele m Competent and trassworch. Cam og) whom he lived with lease address Stew k, which will be attended Mt sats Many Rosset, ecm of & ~~ ‘tom Cineinnati. an a rminated her i wpiee Ca his business, he oe “f sefevemoed, trem ATIONAL THRATRE, CHATHAM STRSET.—THURS- the entertainment: ny rama of Peay ows, br Temp- mence with the office of ih 8 paper, for lows time inthis fosatey, ANTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE Fama ‘Sturnbrowe. Mr. EY wy just arrived fom Loge d a Cy as Lady’ she ‘Tady about to travel w Besos an acquisition, applisation, by letter, to H. E., Horald Mr, Ewing died. milliner and dressmak ir. Ew win, vane a ae — a balf years, and on the 6th ‘lorids, years—the remaining ildren of 3 Mr Ewing” ‘Thus, in less than two years, guda, om the 28th ult., Wittiast colored. He was taken to Bermuda, from n at the age of 16 years. ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, OF STEADY AND industrious habits, who spe language ecrrostiy.. s situation 60 Bet city’ references tan be givens, adaress fad writes the ¥ woseae eee! xingrania— MECHANICS’ HAL re or NO. 73 til further mo aoe. The reanived bad ratiours | f have the rey ght ecg ae 3 an peaks | da Suly 13th, and “every: , Ju Vand eve whe a wall now Bw. Florida, in 1775, th —— ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A ‘situation as chamberuaid, nurse or seamstress, who fore. Can be seen for 6 never been out in this eoantr: two days, at 534 Fourth street, thi ANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A YOUNG WO- | man, as dress make: ry reference as to character and respectability, Houston street. iY A RESPECTABLE YOU! as Cook, and to pepet in Sanity, a short iy referent givens” Ap= ERAL ‘OF GENERAL | TAYLOR, Cir matt 22 EW YORK, JULY 17, 1850 “NOTICE — Societies, Associations, a Trad: a tis ty, om Tusaday, the Pivefore Fritay, Programme of arrangements may Wa4nrzp (8 rhose lectures have won the elite of Philadelphia, will Admit fercmeverars i ren io and made with sehools, try. The best ply at 134 fott street, in the Fear. picture moves ry % BY A VERY eet | Lik ry SrFUAstOR,. th good eity reference, as, Cham! han! rk nd help as ae rr go | in the country. » Apply tT < Comm 3 Arrangements, ‘Ghonck a ‘PRan AN, Chairman. rouann Scorn, Secretary. ON, N; Y, STATE MILITIA. rk, July 16, 1 red wan oy next the 234 ae W. FENNO, Proprietor. svat at am i brant i. 1a the an has; ai trae ete) ANTED—A SITUATION be | BRAMATERSS oR will be formed on Broad) bers street, at quarter past two o' cession will proceed from the City Hall, up treet and the Bowery, Storms will detail bert soueot ye in the ce will be piven. C juited, at 107 Vari ANTEDTA JOURNEYMAN BAND MAK 4 constant employment given.” Apply at ls Ferry st street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ti Chambermaid or Children’s Nurse, as Dest of reference ean be given. Pleuse apply at Ni Can be seen for two days. te Union place, an a ee ASTLE GAKPEN IS NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEP. a te ie of visitors during theday, fro: M. it beau 1 for General Morris its ‘detail a treet ny, to report to the Major General, at eral Hall wiih diseas bane neg of hense, te vic Inspector fc dui ry ey Admistion, 1234 conte. A Lh cht 4 A tena me gan, ven ted references cs. Bein at Brot aT aoe Sururio, peut eetablisheeat for the summer season, and ies is came "ibe most enters f publ sement in the ci: continued suc- Ethiopian ANTED—-BY young woman, ® situation in a street, Brooklyn. bet oghot het pel CROTSSTANY pri fami h wil Anemble at the quarters of the seen'for two days, P.M. ane Concert ert ANTED—A SMALL COTTAGE HOU! ty aiath, street and Yorkviic, o1 fale road, Address Z. Z,, post office, AMUSED ENTS IN BROOKLYN. Biren ti MUSEUM—CORNER oF ORANGE AND Fulton streets.—CHANFRAU & BURKE, prepeietre '. Burke, director of amusements. The M it half past 7, with o chotoo pean of tertainment in the lecture room will sem culare and reat. ANTD—BY A RESPECTABLE zune year A to di eral hi Good apply at a ‘Greenwic san be seen for ene m 22d nee ants the bien on tie SDRDRD, bags os Ww. SAND RD, cla C. Wermone, Division Io wie, A MEETING oF, actly ner ey linden Lod, nd As J old Bemoral,’ox hie quart Yaepectsr on the ground, ‘whe the | Tne hable farce, cn oni any inerer Sudden, Mr. Bar! Admicsi ner 9 yours, half price ; extra oats im wo Foo ye a MAN AND WIFE, ‘as coo! sifeenerally wast Are Fy. Good ety, reference Cow Zachary ‘Taylor, late President Ww a, e Feed are inthe __ MISCELLANEOUS, AN ON tive real Fae! a n productive real estate, in U Con be seen for two TO LO, 00,000 paberey street Brvoklyn, = "Priday, the ANTED—A SITUATION, iy! A RESPECTABLE y. as girl ee Chambormas wid understands Ljeetion to sent | § HL bres Shs tte slows id 8. Brook! "By otter. peters ee Prevent and Sixteenth street SONIC —GRAND LODG! ‘York. —An rae mel mee! ‘ree ai Basen my oe New York, el [ held appohited vole agent ju contracts, and issue ae im. All bi connectsd with this aie (ye, pe Sgvatid) ference ress C., at this office, or call on a ity place, in the grocery store. Fe en adenine oad wit te ates BY A 80) itn tes Sasider an invitatior the i Nate of reapeet to, the a Preah v a Stat Gen. Zachary’ mari ‘by order of the MW. se pt Gen JAMES HERRING, Grand Secretary. 1. fee. aay ited re OF BOTTLES, NEARLY, OF ay eels Hphneesd or Mogic Fluid, Thy he 1b 2,4 sold, switheut a fa ; a CA Clieks ner fr 60, te aren tween genera in bottien, etl, Zan THE Lond or amenees ENGLI: Prot ish Gomentios, o! Wage want rina acrvaute may ob ty ral bengaiee vo to tha Tanened General SREMAN REED, Nc. REWARDS. REWARD.—LOST, IN GOING FRow —— ype Foundry, in Chambers street, a Miniature of a the same to the subserit MOV Al DRS. con AND FORD maya, L.4| oe. Ld rw to 86 Chamber Hoe! ANTED—BY A Be ef eee “ . Childe attends to dive Iehahe wed WestAN A | sad henrks Dr. Word, te diseases of the eye nud ean SCIENCE.—N heer BY ADDING soft water * hard water yeu ren: water a peed reas men ph omg! by baking. Best mployerss May be seen at 8 Matica sere A As TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG PRO- One is & first rate Cook; ork of & emall Private fam Please man: | Whoever will tovura FRRANDY, LANDING.—8. T.N REWARD TO THE PERSON WIIO HAS FOUND ~ Front street, of Box with au instrument in it. ‘boever bas found it will bring it to the Hotel de Paris ‘Was lowt im the # ‘a emal = arate ami, Puech ark iiwalec: Co. rarions vintages, fro Jed warehouse, thei: _, reed Geserement in Flathuab, om the = obli the owner by leaving it given, and irteenth street, be~ h_avenues, up stairs, in the back room rn age G10, AND | racer susscri. the pleasure to inf toed ain Cook ponens, echer aad 8 | ewly arn corner of sn attest me ta, iG MAN, KNOWING PER- JOUN H. GATPIRLD, Propristor. fn SP ROIAL SOTICKS, |EMBERS OF ST. jones tarmity bg in good stan aeiry te for able orme subseri| the carriages and d ar Meee a: UINE Bs. Ni hae! Ram ‘Amis. By order of SON DON, Seoretary. A MEETING OF THE NEW Zayas, manufacturer of segare, resi- of Cubs, ) has with wood sddrers ead thie & good opport NG OF THE PHILOSOPHIAN at will be held at the oes ‘ogued weches [eige iter 4 hae ‘no objection te reat importance the Boned. girl to aariat va the washing, wold Hike’ tori boure with the other ENEKAL msPtne oF oor Coat and — ow Baty JOURNEY MEN ill take place is iy. the eourre " wine Vare sogers, of “La Betrelia,” with i be received im thi MR AMINED ZAYAS. of hie manufacture, ae <7 Rie ites! ote GENTLEMAN WHO WAS FILLED TUR PLA wages for many years, would like ithe ‘renmer sgaron ym the country If required, he would be be ard as {oll compensation. | Friday evening. a man, who Clerk, i rr rdware’ preferred)” Hest of vity references Apply to RA. ., Herald office, URNITORE.-—WANTED, GOOD P. tore Chairs, Sofa, Re * FOR SALE AND TO. LET, PRINTERS AND PUULISHERS —10 ose ther ae tator im osha fee ey ences divided inte ane oe each. Sine oe "Soa eee VILL AGF, ON THE moura S(IUATION WANTED—RY A YOU writes a good hand, as Hook kee es CRINCIV AL DEVOT AT s Msides Lane, New York. mestend is exempt toe ry een | | isfae'ory referenres. Se ry bs omc a t, is desirous to rell out 4 tral for transient busi cient fo pay the rent e pool ber to = all the m “ite market, a ately, vite wi. by ens Wroe tt 2 Proprietors, & most Work, ts, for sale, very er nad Proprietor oe Greenwood, pening. 3 oseer t, |e BD int whe by roy jarke, as Ei wet away, be Bil Dover Mg. i. Henking, as Cri Miss ‘Stanhope, ae Miss Spindle, Ke, ‘The afternoo formances consist of Sor Dances, an entertainme: those, inimitable Be a| Gee COTTACE, RQROKBN—GRAMD, IY INSTRUMEN- Free Poorenip Berane eolal rated Mo oy Wi aud i Pry GUA ed meat i. HURCH.—WANTED—A SOPRANO Sv hin ancalto na ‘Fenor) singer, of good talent, and Scape ekis ¢, temporarily, in an up; town church. is musical insteuc= EMINGTON’S WONDERFUL MAGIC BRIDGE, 18 RU now open at all hours of the day and evening—frst door above RAND ORGAN ra gyi ye —MR, W. A. — that be will, by permission of MH INTELLIGENCE | Y THE MAILS, Our Baltimore Correspondence. Bavrimone, July 17, 1850. Hot Weather—Numbering the People--Maryland Institute Address-—College Cammencement--Democratic Cam- paign Preparations-- The Mayoralty, $e. Yesterday was a most excessive hot day in this vicinity—the thermometer standing in the neighbor- heod of ninety, from noon to night. A singular case will be brought up for trial to-day before Justice Bordiey, being to compel # man to fur- nish an enumeration of his family to one of the cen- sus takers, On being called upon, he replied, “Sir, you come to do this cvil thing, but I will not permit it; we hear of the Mosaic dispensation. when David numbered the People and the Lord cut him off. I will have nothing to do with such an unrighteous act.” ‘The collector expressed his willingness to run the ris of being cut off. but the man was inexorable, aud the power of the law will be davoned to remove all obste- cles to * numbering the people.” The Hon. James Cooper. 8. Senator from Penn- ‘ Hvania will er the address at the opening of the ird annual exhibition of the Mary land {nstitute, in October next, which is expected to exceed all pre- vious exhibitions in the extent and variety of the articles presented. The Corner Stone of the New Methodist Episcopal Church erecting on the site of what is known almost _Larepabont the country, as the “Old Town Meeting House,” was laid yesterday afternoon in presence of & large assemblage of spectators, ‘the wore of 8t. peoyiee Scue e parent large aus rday, and the literary perform- an We) the ¢: ting Glass were mest creditable. The degree of A. B. was conferred upon Wm, M. Ward, of Ireland; Robert H. Goldsborough Wm. J. we J. Striker Jenkins, Richard D. Fisher, Robert A Fisher, and Charles O'Donovan, of Baltimore, and James D. Cunningham, of New York, who was absent. The degree of A. M. was conferred on Andrew J. Sutton and J. A. Stewart, both of Baltimore. The Hon. E. Louis Lowe, the demoeratic candidate for Governor, arrived in the city last night, prepara- tory to commencing @ canvass of the Btate. He will nd poster von of organ, pros Ey aoe ne ita ekesstonae =| pragma tine a ekTK tye UNDERSIGNED ites box 2,656 Pe ora ayia York, will meet with prompt attention. AMUSEMENTS IN PIMLADELPHIaA. ARNUM'S MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA —P. 7. Barnum, Proprietor Man: ‘The Lor ram ins Dissolving and Chromatrope. Ballads, Ditties, vhin taekaeaneen 'y afterpoon and syenings J Admittance, 2 cents, Chil- commence speaking to the people at once; and, as soon fa the reform election ts over, he will be joined by the Hon. Win. B. Clarke, the whig candidate, wad they will deliver addresses in each Congressional district, in the form of a joint discussion. Maybury Turner, the mutton buteher, as much as the’ ‘old hunkers may object to it. will be the democratic candidate for Mayor. The rs ung democracy and the fire b’hoys have made up their mind to that, sod there ia no revoking their decision. The longer the hunkers postpone the assembling of the co1 tion, the more time will be allowed to them to com; their organization, Maybury is honorable, honest, hospitabie and charitable, four characteristics which are not possessed by all candidates for office, w! ver may be their fitness in other respects. Intere: ig trom Mexico. THE CHOLERA—ITS TERRIBLE RAVAGES—DEATH OF THE COUNT OF JARAL, ETC., BTC., ETC. tren’ ‘under 10 years, 1234 cen SPORTI 1G. barre Mees COUR: ad 1 ye pb te ay wowed at k P. y Le Same day, . Woodruff names bk. bh. Tom i ma baal lige ot canibuves wil leave Fulton Ferry, Brookly and two o'elcek P.M, for the Course, returning a& soon as the sportis over. “Fate, each way, 25 JOE! CONKLIN, Proprietor. EXCURSION 3. [From the New Orleans Picayune, July 9.) The schooner Water Witch arrived yesterday, from Vera Cruz, the Ist instant. We have received files of papers from the city of Mexico, to the 26th ult., being thirteen days later than previous dates. waite principal topics discussed in our Mexican papers the cholera and the presidential election. One of the rerere has Saf ponte Santa Anna, but he is not eligible, because he does not reside in the country. In addition, Ramon Adume, Domingo Ibarra, Gregorio Davila, and Francisco Verdezeo, Gomez Farias, Oa General Almonte, all liberales ewaltados, are The Congress, which was to have assembled in :e city of Mexico, was unable to do so for want of « quorum. The Benate met and organized, but not more than seyenty-one members of the Chamber of Deputies could be bronght together, The cbolera had committed most awful ray: mes in the city of Mexico, From the 17th of May to the Ith of June, inclusive, ri ri leaving Hammond street tise "clock. tom J ng BATHING—ON AND Aad y, Jul, the Steamboat A. H. Soe ULs i ‘or excursion tri y ot. = are nga | Long reo, med sevorn the samme ening aps, Bet South Perry, on arnivi ¥ los fymat8 P.M.” Pare for aaa CONKLIN, Agent. EXCeRsION 70 tH, FISHING el eve: mth necreat ED wah VGaual reve rf ne Ts Hi MOM AM, seeuraing Oy 6 cotsll on board. Rofreshment Ao. ae usual, Fare: iad tet ay. == CAuronnta, COPARTNERSHIP.—-THE UNDS! the frm of Turabull & Walton fae she eral freer; om ricer gegatartng th Saw FRancisco, May Reresences in New Brothers; O. Bortha OTICE.—TH! [on ny 4 OF = CORWLN: i Brother & ae pr co CEAN HOUSE. SHREWSBURY. N. J. ON THE shores of the Atlantic.—The bouse has bee tur- nished, and is now open for the reception of permanent aud ‘others who delight in sea of river 4 sailing, AM Moka HOUSE, CAVE ISLAND, N. R yd PASH. ‘s cabeak and Yt aot, Hevias § ik bee! uly re~ athe dal aia URE ‘e LODLAM, Cape May, July 11. We yEniye pia [ELACE.—MANSION HOUSE, KRYPORT eee ae hotel is i, fiom the fooe of Ghasavers sailing, Re; also, good se, AL the above for Abe reeeption, of vieiters. “This estab somment, Pelvs under the same govern i 1d favorite wate —J RA BATHING, AT LONG BRANCH — THE MORRIS och for aes bachin Sart, remantic ri pring fro two commodate abou personal dirvetion of apt. 8 BOARDING, &O. A Penrianan AND eg " tee will "Se under the ward , Fal rendoas: Fries of ench copy | OF FRERWASONKY, virs a ree bo: prinyee on dade paper, § CALIFURSIA. CB ae es Ra ea co., SticoRssoxs To TOR ok sd e ate thas a they The on there itnés is erensing. ‘Term omey. Apply to the 4 vi Beary cor. Sd avenue and 12%h et, oF 8 niden Region—price 88 per have established agencies at Bec! at, and 3d avenue, that the $i, Pieived, if not right lows of time in ‘Using fooligh amsws ra. ae it ie presamed sone will remis fess sie being ace erent? oe ar sinh the name of oh of Mr. Ss thet agent at Uhegren © jh Jand, with superior crops, house, ook and farming te table neighorbood, with fine flehim partionlsre apply to C. T. AYLOR ‘AND DE Commission Merchants, Cberes, N boats, cy Sn on "se J i rol - Ms nd righ We hare alo candy Swill be wo delay upon the late of Baltimo seis, Inte of New hike 33 Senate jate, Pa BAUFRE, Peer apewe NG AND sirange ray tle trees thas ‘my Presence heen iroabied, ALE—A PAIR OF LAUR \\D TERY HAND- Gaple grey carriage tivrw s. Zhey are young, with arr a o nd, and fered at a mo- ‘ing abroad. Address Box tor in death, pti ar AT HONORE in ani atreet (N A HANDSOME 8RICK and sof. Inqaire at ioe oes A STARR, General Arent. apt in THE RRAR Sinfasiiese ae of "be? pane Movlare, faanire | ae Farven Pook dip terry, “Ty iFF iN Lt eae AIRY ROOM, ON THE SECOND FLOOR, ith breakfngt and tea, in a private Frenah family, von venient bie Brovdway, corver of Pri NISHED, WITH OR private family, for s wet we ‘ite rome sna genilomen, in South min walk of th a cin ‘aren 3. 1, Merald office sopttn wpeN AND ANnoy RAILROAD LIN B FOR PHIL, Ae fcivhia, at coven o'eicen, M. by steams bons 40) TTER, Ssoupiteh from Pier Ni ¥ oars, $3: kecond stone jase rare, Mf wor TION Line FOR PHILADEL~ BE each roca May.—The new and famers PERONSCOT, Capi. Se eiowert, eave, ne Ty, North hirer, m Beitimore and Aogaia ne and Pi proceed further Son ~ Throvgh ticker: b iiwore, to Frederke ay daareatt ts Tearing, Tiher information apoly ase ‘a R Railroad Steining ee ington Of. Neier orem and om board Dattimore oun hRTARDER Me@AUSLAND, Captain, the number of eases was “T80; ‘and of deaths, on the, last day named, June léth, there were 230, which was the highest number in aay one day. After this period, the disease continued to Increase. Ot the 1846 cases, 2,856 were treated in hospital. The Trait @’Union says, that during the American invasion 400 persons died in a day of typhus fever, and no one thought anything of it. We ver heard this statement before, and are BA. inclined ¢ to doubt its "fu Bea Lula eighty death in San eighty “- 8 took place from the epidemic; 900 perecr haut died maf f In Morelia a1 ecas the disease was b norey J Two horrible incidents, which show the danger of to | premature i interment, took the ei rth being mi laid 0 in scratching her way out, home as fast as rhe could go. The oth: man who, being drank, a drunkenness from her tomb, but bi that the arrest of the criminal, whose name Maria Aviles, was due to Col. v. “~~ tonal Guard of the District Of Aviles in the miming to eens as the Count of Jaral, died of bout 15.000 peons ted by all who k there were two regattas between 2 of the bag toe gy mer, hat In The’ last contest the parties culties between th. tates Leon concerning thet Peewee Rap drew may mitsion: fairs of the State of Durango are In that an extra session of the Legisia- —_ has been called in order to save them from total of the Mextean papers Ms paper '@ very nevere the ing the common Geales of human- eof the lore. joo are talk! of connectii uco with lake Toutes ” Tracepy at Eumina, N. Y—On Sunday afternoon last, between two aud three o'clock, our pillage wee into @ great excitement by a truly aj Appaling tragedy. A man by the name of Gilbert Brownell, Jr., who bas been for some years a resident dinar county, but had a wife living im this vislage, was found on the sidewalk in Church «treet, oppowite the Baptiat © is throat cut from ear to ear—evidently own bi wor, which was found . Itappears. from the testimony before tho Coroner, that the deceased his wite had not lived together for nine years previous to this fatal oo- currence; but that ali domestic difficulties had very reernily been settled, and they had made up thelt minds to live as man snd wife again in the course of a short time The deceased. it is stated. wae a man of strictly temperate habits. and some consid rable pro- porta is ev $90.00, No definite eaue has been as- tigne: if rach act—altbough it is lieved that his domestic troubles pre = ys rary insanity. We Understand thet $200 i were found on the bod: mest wan Monday. morning, st the Court tf Feturmd & verdict in accordance wit —that Produced a tempo- money Domestic Miece! any. The Rev. Theodore Parker gave no much offense to some of his co jon by bis sermon against the Inte a on Bunday that they CITY TRADE KLPURT, Wroresoay, July 17, 1860—6 P.M. This having ben packet day for the Buropa, and later news by the America constantly looked for. trade generally, with the exception of cotton, wae rather languid. and ‘Change rather thinly attended Cotton continued active, and further free sales were made at previous rates, Flour was steady, with fatr sales making to the Eastern and local trade. Canadian was in fair demand for export, but dealers wore in- clined to wait for the receipt of later foreign news, Southern continued Grm at previous prices, Ne trane- sections in whest were teported. There were larger supplies of corn ofvtlng. and free sates were made, opening at about Che quotations of yesterday, bat closing less baoyant; and bad lots been preraed, rome concessions would been necesrary to make sales, Rye was firm, and sold at full prices. There was tome better feeling in wales huly better terme, Bee! *eontloncs. Ren There was no marked Ke in ober articles of There was but & moderate busi vey Ay i which war & * quite steady, with the first lot of fd the p pric “obtained tor it. he uly 12,” $1 25 1843... July 8, #1 Net 7 uly 1, 1 30 July 19, 118 July 12, 107 duly ll, 1 8136 Aug 1, 1 Rye was pres active of 8.000 bush ve selling at 47 a 49¢ for North Jersey. ‘The sales of Corn ei braced about 52000 bush, at 626 fur bested. 62 6830 for Western mixed, and 6% ge, for goo? round yellow. Included in the sales are 10.000 bush Westerm mixed, to arrive, at 6255 Cunadian pay were dull; some black-eyed sold at $225 per bag of 2 bush. Export ag be to léth July 1849. 1850. Wheat Flour 26,008 Wheat, busi 108. Corn..... . 1.916 Berswax.—The with rales of 6,000 Ibs. Bouther entern, at 24 & 250 . cash, Corton —T! ad ¢ ontinues activs; and parcele offered at the quot ations in our edition of yentwrdas gaa ready buyers, The sales comprise about 3; was less firmness in the market to~ heavy. The sales comprise Brasil, at .; Lagusyra, at 9%¢.; Maracaibo, at 10e., and St. Domingo, at 8% a 9¢., cash In the abrence of later foreign news rates were nominal at 3c. for corn, 14d. fer eot- our and naval stores—end at nn 6. for dead weight, which were the asaing rates, Bo agements, as far as reported. ight. eight was going forward to London aud ieee as Well as to Havre, at previous rates; to Califenia, ia first-class vessels, and payable at Pacific ports, rates were firm, and from Tbe. to $1 ar toot demand. 4. tm Vessels of leas repute, rates varied from 65 4 7Uc., and ‘ (pa able here, at 60 cts. per foot, for measurement ne —There was a better supply of dry cod im the market, and considerable sales were made, at Legend $2 6244. Mackerel have been very dull siace our singular appearan: ad Lies a poiteet coed of apesee, by whem che chased hom ‘The Assassinated the Depaty, Canedo, has at last been discovered and it appears a | Sa holera ‘Luison the Lith uit. He owned. on his differ- states this, him, short stay of the English steamer in the 2 Cruz sales being limited to alot of 400° bbis Vasachusette No. 3, at $4 373g ; and 500 do. Halifax, for future deli- very, at $4. We have no material change to note im herring or shad. Featnens.—Westorn live gouse were in moderate de- mand, at 3ic., 4 mos. Favir.— Small rales of bunch raising were making to the trade, at $2 808 $2 0; and Messina oranges, at $2.25 w $2 02%. Gvano—Was firm, with sales of 150 tons, on terms not. secertained. ‘Hay—Was not 60 plenty, and the tendency was up- wards ; some sales of North River were made at 65 @ 70e. for exporting qualities; and for city usw. at Tbe. Hemr.—Since our last there has been « movement which resulted in sales being made of 660 Dales Mauilla,, on terms mot understood, and 200 bales dew rotted erican, at $1154 $120, chiefly at $117}g, with @ mth ; also, 130 bales do, in small lote, as $1250. $130. Hors.—The sales were confined to retail lots, for dis~ tilling, at 13 a 16c., cash ; old were offered at 3a Se., without sales. Inox—Has been pretty active for the past few days, with fair sales at previous quetations. Leap —Prices were a shade easier, and the market dull. Spanish was held at $4 318 $4 37);, cash ; and Galena at $4 ® & $4 56 arket was rather dail. while ade ef Obhds. at 20a 2lc. tor Gaba, and 240, for Trinidad. Navat Sroxes.—-There has been a good inquiry for common rosin, at better figures; Wiimingtoa sol ant .and North county at $1 30. deiivered. Wo ay ‘ht decline in prices of North count, e stock on hand was mod» wrate, 0 ne a2 6 56 a $2 62% per 280 lbs, w 2 be $2 56. Spirits remained dull ‘There was nothing new in tar ‘There was a fair inquiry for linsead. while t steady ; sales of some 5,00 gulious at for both English and American, in casks Whale was steady. with aie of 2000 barrels, as it run, at 50c, ; 200 barrels selected, at Sle., cash. Provisions.—Pork—The market was more firm. with tales ot 700 bbls. at $8 60 for prime, $10 50 tor mess, $6 60 a $6 62 for sour prime, and $9 74 tor sour mess. The demand for Beef was limited to some small lote for the retail trade, at $5 50 a $6 60 for country and city prime, and $8 50a $10 50 for salessum up 160 bbls. Beef Hams Beef were dull, and nominally the sam something doing in Lard, and the market about 260 bbls. changed hands at 63; «Te for fair is prime. Cut Meats were inactive, at 3% a 3XKe. for 5% a 6/sc. tor hams, Butter waa bet- ter, and lees plenty, at 9 l5c for State 9a ive for Ohio, and 169 20¢. for Orange county, Cheese was quiet, at 4a bie. Let ro 16rH Ivey. Exronts'rnom lst to Ti, 1g, Pee ee. . “21M ate Lard, & 32vk "36: Bucan— ‘mand was limited ; sales include 250 bhds. New Gacune end Cubs at 53g a dXKe Sxxps.—The demand for Clover was ) :otty fair. with wales of 100 bbis. new at 64,¢., and 40 bbis old at bige. Bricks—The market for all descriptions was exceed- ingly quiet, while prices have not varied A sale was made of 1.200 lbs. Nutmegs, at 100° Tonacco.—We noticed an uctive speculative demand for maoufactured, with avery firm market. aad sales of 8.008 packages, to go out of the market, at 16 4 We. for fine, and } Tice for common. 25 hhds Maryland at 4\c.; 10 do. Virginia, at 5Xo ; 25 do Kentucky at OE 8 Oe. and 60 bales Havane at about 4c Tra—There was a very active market, to-day, for this article, considering the time of the year. The last sale of country Young Hyon was made at 27 a Be, and Congou, at 28e., six months. The latter was, at the close, the askin, rate. Talrow— With an active inquiry for shipping, the market was steady at 7c.. cath Whatrnons.—In this « poe there was a steady busi- pees doing, with rales of North West Cuast aad South t 860.. and Polar at 370. cash. Holders were very nd there was something done for specalation. with sales of 150 bbl«. Prigor at ae. and Ohio at Small sales of drudge were making at 25is0., time, with interest, ‘Wins —The market generally was very quiet, with sales of Malaga, — .—— at 400. ; port at be, . . g. and L +y 4 ie. 0 o lequicy was fair, but at slighty easier ou —The rates. The market for foreign was active. aad we hear of rome considerable sales, but particulars were not made public. The Teceipts of domestic have mate- 'y increased since our last notice. being already 1000 baler, while the total receipts of the previous week did not exceed 1,900 bales The arrivals from the wool growing districts of this State have not hitherto been re: while the made up of wool from lies, the residue being ertion, of the Maten matte ‘The supply of pully: a sates could be made a fe. 1oF lamba; B6e. u 370. for olty extra do, have no stock of flee oa the market that can be bought under Sic. of any y kind, that price was for untive and one fourth Merino. There were sales made in lots at 3c, a 440 latter for three fourth blood. Recesrts or Proover, ri Flour, bbls. Meal. do im ore 6, Wy ‘al aud Farmers Telegraphic Reports, New Onunavs, July 16, 1850, The markets are generally firm ard a better feeling existe. Corn is 70 ® The. Mees pork $11 76 0 $12 Cotton is on the advance. We quote middling at 12 a 12\¢., and fair at 1 New Onueaws, July 15, 1850, Bales were made of 3.000 bales cotton. on yesterday, at fail prices; middling at 1256. L2\>. The eottom market bas been more active to-day, with sales of 500 bales, at an advance of \o. Annawy, July 17, 1890, In consequence of the day belog appointed tor the funeral rolemnities of General Taylor. business in @ great menrure in suspended. and f omit sendi my usual report of the market and rveei pte. sacha Bartowons. July 17, 1850, There is a fair inquiry for (ity Mills foar, for fatare delivery, and we note rales of 4.000 bbls. at $5 a $5 50. Red wheat is pretty active at $1.15 Provisions gene- rally are in moderete request. with aales to a fair ex varied, Newbold ces rch & Meinole: A iekerkom: King ° viveio,” ne%, Mareeilien Hf Roach fe Marcell any 4 De Ros a Baltimore, Urls cae ‘whivarer” Li ty ites Ari Jaret Haven: Shete Lamrepes, * item Boston. Hoon, Phiiadelpbin., ots ——+ Provident. Arrived, Pehip Convarien, and pareengers, te bet hip Cole scoomhe iv June 7, with mise ay LAY ence “se yA pag Phas bend en ie Orie “drives ton se Bitmpom bh’ Wa \