The New York Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1850, Page 1

Neer THE NEW YORK HERAL MORNING EDITION----SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1850. TWO CENTS, dividend; Obie of the new loan is offering at 107, with- | usual, although buyers; Ohio 6's of 1860 quoted nominally at 100; Maryland 6's, 91; Canada 6 per cent, new loan, par to 2 premium, Asnes io limited request. We quote pearis 20s., and Poly Sr per owt CocnineaL — There have been no public sales this werk; the few private transsctions have been at for- ARRIVAL OF TUE CANADWS OUR CLAIMS AGAINST PORTUGAL. Whe Protest of Austria agaiust the Interference of Americ» ia tho Affairs of Hungary. AMERICAN SECURITIES, &c., &o., Ke. answer show be wiven to some of Mr. Clay's remarks, but, aa lefoe stated. there appears no chance of the admission sf the claim Ly this government. Interesting from Austria, FEFECT IN AUSTRIA OF AMEKICAN INTERPER- ‘KIN HUNGARIAN APFAIRS—rHE DISGRACE OF ices from Vienna tothe Mth ult. are received. are thot the publication of certain documents — mer rates coting the intention of the United States ta, _ beknowledge the independence of Hungary, if thi country sneceeded in its efforts to acquire it, ai- posiderable attention. ‘The Austiiun Correspondance journal states, that it has been shown by the declarations of the Ameri- President, thet the United States were prepared to recognise the independence of Hungary so seon tery hud declared itself for the insurgents, | and odds, that the Austrian ulself bownd to i Cocos.—We notice sales of 200 bags Trinidad from 42s. & 466 for common to good red, being 1s dearer. Corrke.— Holders continue very Grm, but the de- | mano bas been moderate, and part ouiy o 2400 buge plantation Ceylon at auciios. Nav: buyers at former retes, 240 casks Jamaica have broug! | 446, Ols.; native Ceylon quiet small parcels bave beep sold at 4 ccocatptionr nothing doing. We quota boas t Domingo 40s a din about 2W0 bags 1a The steamship Cannda, Capt Harrison, arrived at this port yesterday afiernoon her wharf between one and two o'clock. Liverpool at balf-past three o'clock, on afternoon, the 20th ult., and has, th twelve days and twenty-two hours in making the Mediterranean but in all the near ports th wing Were the iuipuris and stocks She arrived at ‘overmment has held on Ist 1ustant;— ‘tung has published some singular cred with the line of e rament of the U, n revolution, from which, incomplete as they are, wis evident thatthe Ameri- ne had east a longing eye on Fi tren government has despatched a note to Wiash- ingion, protestivng against conduct so opposed to | roational Jaws, and so little in keeping with the have always existed be- “ The note iv question,” isnot a denunciation of | ony of the motual commercial treaties, bat simply | the oesurance, that though the Austrian govern- ment is pot insensible to such hostile measures, 1t ches to them no more importance than they ——— Imports. 1 ted | Great Dritaip, Iba... .... Other ports of Europe, do, Total, Ibs... .. 665 Stotes during the Huogar The news is interesting in many points of view ; and, although our telegraphic summary, published on Thursday morning, was very full aad ‘ yet the details given this morning will be worth a -- careful perusal. Austria has protested against the movements of our government in favor of Hungary, in her late struggle for independence. The Portuguese goverament, for the sake of peace, has submitred to the c! United Staies, except one, that of the privateer. ‘That will probably be settied by a demand of our minister for his poseperts Two litle wars are impending in Europe Duchivs and Deomark ate in open bostlities— united Germeny backing the Duenies, aud a Ruse sian fleet euppo Great Britain. Ibs. , Other ports of Europe, do, Total. iba... .. friendly relations which 101,100,008 108,100. 000 se eee AUS OUU.U00 The corm market. on Monday aud Wednesday, was | ua burdly anything wae doue in Hogue or at, we hold: rs would oot submit ty a eedoe. Iu spring corn the tendency ot pri- | ces was downward Yesterday wud to-day we bave had | beavy showers which gave ra ier a 6 Ket andthe Loghish wheut was taken off at nearly Ramer prices; busty toreye wheat und toar very le ycorn Temains withoul deaiaud, says the Reic how of 2s. per yr. An imperial edict has pnt an end to Geaeral Haynou’s omnipotence in Hangary officially announced “ that the Emperor, at the insianee of bis Cabinet, has been pleased to remove Feldvengmeister Baron Haynau from the command of the third army corps, and to recall the plenipo- lentiary powers entrusted to him during the stte Tt was not until #ll pos en employed to induce General Haynau to change bis line of conduct, that it was resolved to remove him from his responsible ims made by the and quotuions ne Cori0s ~ 4 brirk Gewand has prevailed, and 13 bales bave been soid ducing the week, comprising 700 bales Surat trom bd #0754. and COU baler diadeus at 4a. n Ghd, being 44. advance, tropesctions bave been very exten-ive, aud Awerican Mid, Orienus 76d. per lb. | Davos, &e- At the public saivn yeeterday. 400 cxses | Cheter oil brought Aid advauee. ray trom Bid, a 636 d.; | 100 rer us yooe to tine flat Placed from: 58. Od. » Os. 6d 4) dd per on; tor 100 chests caw phor | 708 fae deen paid; 10 eases of ott of cassia Brougut sen OH Of moniseed. from New Yurk. see hbetlac sold wt 465 of siege in Hungary” At Liverpool. the yds yd de en at Naples. The Spaaish ame Kinds 4d cearer dassador at the Neapolitan court took his departare upon the mat King’s sister—this marrioge being protested y Spain, as a breach of the quidraple treaty. Ansiria and Russia subsenbe a settlement for the bnide, and by this sacrifice evings their une quenched hatred of the revoluuon which gave bella a throne at M. i ‘The hopes of the spanish people of seeing a dix reci heir to the throne have been ‘disappointed. Oa the 12th, the Queen was delivered of « pring: ouly afew my) Y low bark wer THE ACCOUCHEMENT OF 1HE QUEEN—THE DEATH OF THE INFANT PRINCI The following account of the aceouchement of is given in a letter trom Madrid, of the $s w bs bd, 20 Orange, and 428. & 62s, Vurkey dull at 12s. 6d wl Jomaica sanepariila bave brought 26 per 1b bunoles Lisbon Is obeets gam boge Dave realiad £0 Ws # £8 10s,, Telotively ebeaper, bees? wax of wh sorts vntirely me g- Ivcted, £6 G> would be an outside quotation for Ame- cub; Crem OF tartar very flat, we quote Howat oroam Gambier ile Sd @ i]s 6 Invie.— The quarterly rales tur livery oraoge; opium, . Bd 5 TU batew very x ‘The long-expeeted event took place yesterday afternoon, and, for a moment, the ringing of some of the church beils, occasioned by hoisting of the national flog on the Oriente Thea- tre by some of the workmen there, led to the belief thot all had gone off happily ; but these impres- — une. tions were of ehert duration, and the news soon tpreud that the Queen had given birth to a prince, who died, being suffocated, 1 would appear, in the eet of delivery. Vurious were the versions in cir- Hon last evening on the subject, but at 10 P. Extraordmary Gazette Was published, wih owing officml announce Ment :-— Her Majesty the Queen, who felt the first #y mp! The Queen is pro- greseing satisfactorily, Thereis yet hope for Mout- Among the recent dewths, we find the names of Mr. Robert Stevenson, the distinguished civil ea- _gineer; Mrs. Glove: tion indramatie cuteh 174 a 17s 8d ve brought to a close ‘The reeult is very sacistactory; of 10623 |. 7125 chests hav pests bave been taken 260 chests for the An trede. and the remainder by speculators we com ider tengats to bavejruled ’ Gd dearer. Oude 3d., dvance, while mid. and ord od Ld. w 3d higher, din bigh estima. les, and Whose farewell bene fit pince, moder Very tattering circumstances, oa her dissoiution ; Buyer, once the ebief of the repablie of St. Domingo, in Paris, ond was buried ia a style of coosiereble in the same city, Zea Bermadez, time ambassador fr x pain. #( the Court of St. je uanber of visiters to Paris tn the week ead- m the 15th alt , was greater than for some coa- siderable tine ; 4,493 nvaws of persous hive been laced upon the police Pooks, O41 of these were foreigners, S45 of them ioulioh, 199 Americans, 95 BL Swiss, 42 Spu n aciually sold; riday preceding esterday, at 6 P. of an approaching coutinement, be night im the same stete, and, watil four iternoon. when sbe gave hirth tow robust ins, who unfortunatel; tovived the water o All the resources of art were insuffisient @kurpan dd a adres wbout par, and gi | highest price paid for Bengal was brewght up to 6s. ie va. splendor; 0d, anand, King of > T e baptism (agua Inon in moderate request at £4 158 for common bars d £5 tr rails. both free 01 board in Wales, Scotch ig dis Gd. tor mixed numbers a¢ Glasgow; Swedes £11 ‘joent of the Council and other ministers | placein which were the igh tunetionaries of state, who had besn convokwd for the purpore. and the diplomatic corps. followed by the governess of tbe prince, w ards, 30 Prussia) Heres s 18 OK. tw ¢ vasequence of the Emperor ehbave had a speculative demand, and S2s # Bis for Western a hand, might be ieee have advance Leap te dull and with eu order i. | bought rather under our inst quota: Linereo Canes bave been in more acti i ick round New York has been taki Pg in barrels at £7, Boston in five Montreal in bulk at £7; Engl for torward delivery Os. Ip fick #e bave no change to report, prices firm; palm and coro nut remain cted of Russia: ving Withdrawa bis prehibun Several distinguished persoms have announced — sed © their intention of gomg to Fraakfort to be present at the Congress to be held there of the Frieads of by any representatives are amongst the | oarrivd bis corpse. Valencia, deeply aifveted, announeed the vhom bit protound griv subsequently, the firse that the vnfavora ai £6 10s. on the le position of the fetus ia the Le birth bas been the sole cause ot Une mnisfor- tune since her Majesty the Queen had been. and con- jectly well Finally, the physiciuns of lared that the prince, whom they ail a. rounding persons gave visible signs of the | ‘t so anfertunate oa event caused them, with he Quem contin Lr. Sanchez, first physician to the Queen, has communication to General blished m to-day’s Gazette :— rom the commence: Sr, ‘the Queen beganfto give | Pimento» Theve symptoms t and this morning. but wich At four o’elvek this afternoon. the rupervened which ‘to be jutged of wit that that position was of it was consequently } recur to the turning of the fet: ‘The intelligence from Austria w Haynen, whose tyraany and er telentless wor ageinst Hungary had placed him in hed in eight, ©: the rauks of the Nerosand Caligulasof vast ages, t is deyrived by the Austrian goverament of all his erie? & military: bonars x: nd Ure into.private hf. * vfoliowesd the atrocities of this mixcrea mail steamer Hermann, Captain Crabtree, remen, arrived at Southamytoa, (Enagliad,) it, en route to New York. as to leave on the 20th | continuing ver iN gratify np 5 | dull; Hnreed b welty during + #; yesterday Jy ‘om October Inclusive to March lation that her Rocllent stale of BLOG Lae tA Ming bite Powgat + being the former vais | eotd wt OF. ta. & | morket ie heavy, In the atrence of public sales, no trepractions have occurred Nitrate soda 13s. 9d. Sreives is firm at £15 per ton, # trencacticns have been confined to 400 bags - being @ deetine of 4d, and P| the Trading Com. As retrinagon quickly addressed the followin, Neivaez, which is ‘ Exesir uty ny ciduy evening. he “There was much activity in American securities | bigne ot va epprecching con! during the week ending on the 20th ult, and London quotations are as follow:— Is ee ptipued during Inst voreble result ‘Th » Which took pisce at \aisterdam on the the whole quantity ¥ ers. from f 28) been b thout of the male sex coming into the world, it was, as it ot lite, Betore this, tly all the means which artandevoa om- | sted. were administered to the feet: w signs of lite Divi orts to have the t for with so much anxiety *1858-0-66 74-75 1857-73 ~ aud as svon as was ad ‘The return from the Bank of Eugland for the \ week-ending the 13th of Jaty, gives the following cesults when compared with the previous week: — Public de oes “Other ene Rest.. Decrease, 4474 G06l. Tocrease, 1.080 vou. <2 11.288 012e | ‘hlaonit 89.0054, Porte We of the xccount— tier 1 32 Qvher reourities,... 10.622 470; Deorease, 14a Notes unemployed, 0,770,040; Deorense, ‘The amount of notes in circulation ts £20,274, au"inerease of £317, Hon in bow depo rimen' ! img « deoreat of £24,301 when compared with the preceding returo. rk at 3H, Od, on the «| and delivery vet # at public rale, 3,250 have hon a par with those pre- Holders generally meyer Be Pd ua. NUISOO BANOHBZ, y viewrly reling by upplying the market rparingly, and prices are he prices of English have been advanced 4s block i+ now 78», bar 80s. Fore tor Hanan TS has been paid; ‘ontinue fh request at former Palace of Madri d by Dr. Sanchez, was issued at It stated that the Queen had elept for two hours and a half, and continued ia a sutiefectory es pilenta aie of nf by Dr. Simon, xposed the Chapel Royal, which togthe i Lb beeques ‘olay Ste the Eee are Oth alt. ia- will be su! ‘nly conveyed to interred in the Pontheon the ‘This event bas caused a great and painfal sensa- universal theme of conversa- neral disposition to blame the - suys, that 7 was Dr. the operauion turning: Ube fenrus ; while the Patria says that Dr. Sunches was the only medical man who entered the royal .tlosts were made for three quarters of ‘ * £16,844,307, ‘shows twelve last wight. int, which was em- Urteresting trom Portagal. THK AMERICAN CLAIMS—THE AMERICAN SQUADRON to-day for pul AND THE AMERICAN MiNLSTER. Oar advices from Lisbon ‘The American razee cantrenpated the! 8 Consequence of hos been virited by Doth to the trade ane for resale, ‘Tunrewrime.— Rough dull at 6s 64; been Britieb; A: natly Sie 2 900 64. per owt. Wratrnons —No sales ted; and North West £180 » 16s. per ton. Tadependence, were sall ia the Tagas, it bein, Clay w ald demand his 4 Sao vateer re on = the London Ti er date of the Oh ult , as tollow: ‘now within t#o days of the time rpecified by = che mber. e Olay. for the recognition of American claims upo® — an hour to restore unimation, Queen Chrisuna tak- | Portugal. or the demand of bis passports. [ y Sequainted you with tae conferences Uo jai bad with Ae. Clay, assieted by tien here, and is the “se «ton = There isa the medica! men. wnt whe performe note Southern “et pret hi tipurd Up to the prove Sinapieme, ether bathe, artifi- ing an ective pert. it cial resyiretion, and even the caul of a lamb, killed moment | tors and exporters bave each taken a fair share of the by fer the most marted feature Marim. rhe Uniied States consular agent oa the 34, Pig mer dp wd d that the pulsations the sicians deelared that t ps arteries could be felt; but all the efforts & feir samples receded Gi., a1 Lignin are of forviga our; of the former, quarters aro from Beypt, 8,200 quarcers from Odessa, 1,610 quarters trom Rotterdam and115T qaxr- ters trom Stettin. The business at this morning's | market was ona moderate sale The prices of wheat and flour was a trite easier. but no decided reduction can be quoted. Barley, beans, and peas were each in ood request Fine oats are scarce. Indian corn io tier demand. on Wednesday: English Wheat sold tlowly st Monday's pric oreign at late rates; buyers took sparingly, Barley steady, at previ currencies. Kye. malt, and peas, unchanged in value. Beans quite as dear, Arrivais of foreign oats wore large. particular); Russian qualities, which met o fair demand, ay de less Duties paid tor home consumption at Liverpool. from | Ist February to Muh July 1850 :—Forerga—2v5 494 qra, wheat ; 266606 barrels flour, 391.745 qrs_Ludian eorn; 58.423 Gra Deans: 16 Od gra pense. 20 T44 qrs barley; | 17 barrels Indian meal Colonial — 201 barrels flour; 1200 yrs Lodiwa pease —700 bhds B. P. and 3.000 bags Beu- gal sugar sold at extreme rates. 200 bhds aod 810 bole. Porto Kico ut full prices, 60 cases tine brown Kio at 188 9d. in bond. 200 bugs Ceara at 20s ¥d. for middliag white. sud ITs, per cwt. for brown 70 paws Suriuam molasses at 134 per ewt, At suction the demand | limited. end 650 bags St. Domingo cof soid at 434 to be, 120 bags dumaged at 37%, and 230 bugs Low ordina. ry Kio at Ss, perewt. 60 bags Pars coco at 47s per emt TO tres Carolina rice sold at 18s; 80 (tes trom 12s, to 16s. Sd , and {0 bags Be ngul at 8% 6d. to 11s. pee Fewt. 100 puns. rum at barely lormer rates Lu tow 4 teir business, with an upyard teadency Wool —The public rales of wool held here con-isted of 705 Austrian, 616 BL, 16 Kgyptian, 1,822 Pera sien, 26) Oporto Karbary, Spauiash, &e.; focal 3.30 | Dales A geod attendance of buyers. who bid «pirited- | ly, and nearly all cleared; Australians, from Adelaide, d od. to Td. fair Meroe averaged 144d. naad ja to 17d, ditto lambs’ I4igd to itd, locks | @4, to improved tully id Spanish | brouy ¥ 3 apd A. Greasy Peravian | purt sold at Od to C3¢a, wasbed 8d. to l0a, aad some superior at 16354 bgypuan Bd to 83d. offered for white; colored end locks roid at Td to7igd reasy Rarbury, irom Malta, at 3d, to34¢d On comparing for ¢igh imports during #x months, with the correspoud- ing part of (849. we fina an inerease of fifteen per e-at., | Streets much lees at former period = Magufserurers are | active both for home aad abroad, with « good business in prot pect. | Sovem | Waehed Intesestang from Texas. OPTRAGE bY THE MILITARY AT PREUERICKSBURG— INDIAN MURDERS. From the San Antonio Ledger. July LL.) On Monday evening, the Lot ustant, a party of sixty U.S. soldiers left their camp, near Pred- encksburg, and marched wto towa, imounted and fully armed. They inimediately surreanded the siore belonging to b J. Cook & Co, of this vity, end baving placed strong guards in every direc lien, to prt Vent the approsch of any of the crizens | of the town, proceeded end broke open the store. | A young men about 18 years of age, « clerk in the | cefablishment, wasordeted to procure them a light, ; Which order was enforced by a pistol presenter bis breast. They then ordered him to leave the stere in hie night dress, not even permitting him to twke his own clothiog. The burglars then de literately piled a quenrity of combustidle materials in the centre of the floor and set it on fire, the guard on the outside, in the meaniime, preveating the @pproech of any person, either te extinguish the flanies or save the Jeast article from the store; aad the result Was Uthat the store and its enuire euls, iweludmg the archives and records of Gillespie couny, were enurely destroyed The buidiug was the property of Chester B. Stark, of Preder- ick+burg, and cost $1,500 The book accor notes aid merchandise destroyed, is estima! $9,000 to $10,000 Ia addition w this, ell the archives und records of Gillespie county, includwg deeds, mongages, ke, betoneing.. to private persons, as well as bonds aad vouchers of aduawetators end execuior, in short, everything appertaining to the County ‘aud Probate ~Coore, were entirely destroyed. ‘The circumstances that led to this disgraceful afiair, was an aflray that occurred the tween J. M Howter (a perso of Cook & Co.) and a soldier, am emborseemtohy hitied mn whieh ond he was accordingly adiilted to bal ve the eam of $1,000. This so enraged the nulitary that they Unestned to burn dowa the whole towa, unless the wccused was delivered into the hands of the sabeay, aE? The burning of the store chows ww far the threat Was executed. are wgain compelied to assume the annouscmg fresh murder in this vicinity, perpetrated by the murderous savages who have co long harraseed this frontier Some two persoas were murdered by a party of Lodians on the Crbolo, ot Cussiapo’s ranch. Horses aad cattle were also token trom the seme place The party of Indians » perpetrated this miscluef are supposed to be Lipans, Several murders have been reported be- low and on the road to Laredo, the particulars of which we have not been able to learn. We give this last a8 a rumor. It is clear, however, that the Indians have recommenced the same series of depredations which they pursaed with so muc! sueeess during the spri We have for several weeks enjoyed 4 calm, «hich seems, as usual, bat to have been the preeurser ot a storin. We expect to hewr more in a few days trem the war parties, whieh are now moking forays: the setilemeats They will not return to the mouatains uot! satiated with blood ond plonder, The lute respite which thie frontier bas erie may perheps be owing | to the circumstance that the Indinu« were watch: ing the movements of the train to El Paso, If they beve found no opportunity for making aa at- tempt on that, they will seek their booty on the ine of Southwestern Texas. A party of troops promptly detached from this post, to pursue the party which committed the mischief at Cas- siano’s rapch. Pownen Mitt. Exriosion axp Loss or Lire, at Porrsvi.te, Pa- Gn Monday lust, about 3 o'clock, an explosion eccuried, at the powder mmil of Elijah mer and Michwel Selzer, of this berovgh, whic panes fearfully destractive of bumen life, oe well as rty. About 300 pounds of powder exploded, wi lished the baild- ing, with the exception ef » portion of the frame. The obale Sherrer, one of the two workmen en- ves the mill, was inetuntly killed, tis body fe ing thockingly burned ond mangled. Jeho Schwert, the other workamn, altheogh net killed fos was so horribly burned and otherwise in- Mouse of Representatives. BY BAIN’S RLECTRO-CHEMUCAL TELEGRAPH. Wasixoron, Auguat 2, 1850.19 ison, (whig.) of New York, moved that the Toure go into Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union, on the private cate In, per ar. [or al ie Avery ep oet ayaa tae TELEGRAPHIC INTEL IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON AND THE SLAVE The Amendment Relative to the Boundary of California ejected. TRE TARIVE ERY QUESTION. vblain leave to intreduce resolutions caltiag on the President to comm: te a copy of all papers ovd correspondence relating to the capture of the 3 | Artistromg privateer, im the port of Payal, im 1814, by # British feet. PROSPECT OF ANOTHER COMPROMIS: Interesting from Washtugton, RUS ORS OF A NEW COMPROMISE, AND A CHANGE IN SPE TAWIPR—TPR TEXAS AND NRW M ARY—MR CLAY'S DEPARTURE TY RATY—MAXWELL AND LEWIS. OUR SPaCiaL TELKORATHIC COMME wero, August 2, 1850. ‘There are rumors pfloat that a new compromixe ar- rangement will be shortly made. protective tariff, and the South want some concessions It is reported that partios are concocting # tariff bill, as compensation for something tothe South, The administration is said to be at the bottom ot the movement. Mr Pearee will introduce, on Monday, a dill for the settlement of the New Mexico and Texan boundartes, ar rome ntonement for the defeat of the Compromise. ‘There is tome chanoe yet for Texas serip majority of sixteen or seventeen for California in the Mr Warvnw, (dem) of New York, from the Commit- reported a bill to extend, for sever Years Lethe edeiuistrators of Tethers Wood, a putea’ tin the construction of east irem put on its Maal panes Popowed to tay # large tax toe on Patents Me TEMUANCEVEC The North weot « known to every very Little meris attacty too vod he owed to ie on tho slavery scheme ‘ meresee yy erved that it be ret hole on the Sta i\tee of the Whole OL {8 to 49 aud took up the Cndisa A Mionessota, spoke of bre inpertance of paying more altention to the wetfure (ian tribes. avd actribated to the atto the treaties whieh hed been 1 evils wale exiab wich The Bentow and Foote report severely censures The Tehuantepeo treaty 14 before the Senate, Mr. Ubsy leaves to-morrow, for Newport John 0. Clark is recovering, The nominations of Mr. Maxwell and Me. Lewis will come up next week befory thy Senate. of Ky, diluted on the impouibie ily withont wings. Dare as mush gre ave ta be white, Hoe defended the tastitutioos of the 1 exprewed himself for compromising all THRIRTY-FILRST CONGRESS, ) of Ohio, made & brief oppeal ing for the oommtcy, the time when ' y bad been here cigat ony CONCLUSION OF THURSDAY'S PROCKRDINGS. ress wouslly majon Wastsvcrox, August 1, 1850, THE DEDATE ON THE CALIFORNIA MIL Mr, Prancx replied to Mr. Clay, stating that he had declined accepting modifications for his decause none of them answered bis purpose. them was presented to him by the Seu . This he was willing to accept, with a light mod It proposed that the rights of Texas and the United Stater should not be prejud’ ined in the bill He would vole wtb nl whieh war adopted ead he did aoe perhaps during should have a livia ow long they are to xtay here It wan neswasary they dhe moved that when tie House adjourned, it nt. that the possersion of the United wed in the meaatime mn war disagreed t The Uouse again wen conrideration of the Indi committee. sad the Mr. Ruox said, that if striking ¢ of the Senator from Georgia was the of the bill. then the bill ought to bave been Je. the justice of that that be would fenist the tthe ameodment p the commil ee aro: that when the Hoase aijoururd, Let us adjyuru, The Senate hes ( furion prevailed, and loud ariey of * Prion, who announced taken by tell rs 61 ip the mewative raed ti Lo-murrow 41 Sn the efit! ny the live of 86 Bo. as & fair line of division of the torei- | Iengih upon what the course Ravages of the Cholera. Cincismari, August 2 1950, past forty-cigh@ interments, fifteen belag eholerm jd be, , in case of the pasnge of the Wilmot provise or any equivalent The Board of 1 hours, reventy and sitxy-three other diseanes A @iscuseion ensued between Mesers Bo Ye upon the late evouts rebuke of the disunion neati- now, August 2, 1850, Th the Sixth ward, cal cases of cholera wore reported on Wednes@ay, and six on Tuesday, ved to high locations, Mrs Capt Porsyth ang at night from cholera a tions and replies, fatality is generally 01d and reepreted residents James McHenry. died being the “bill to wdiit w provide territorial go Storm th Baltmore—Grutal Murder. Bactimonn, Augast 2.1 clock this afternoon, wih & the Union asa Rta! merute for Uteh am ice, and making propo: tlem@enr of her northern aad We wero visited i remend ous storm ot flooded. many orliars were filled, and consideraole ood @ third time, oved, wid the DI was amended so as te Tead—a bill to provide & territorial gover d was brutally murdered, throngh tae head BY MORSE'S MAGNE VIO TRLRGRATH. Wasninwroy. August 2, 1850. TARIFE MoUIFICA TIONS Presented a large mber of petbtions ia favor of & modification of the present tariff, which wore | referred to the Committee on Manufactures, RIGHT OF SEARCH ON SKA | A communication was reovived trom the President, im answer to Mr Case's resolution of inquiry relative tothe search, upon the high seas, of American ¥y Britioh vewseis of war, The Prosident alludes to the cares already known to nm tater that no remonrtrance from the owuers of the veurels bar been made to the government Keferred on Foreign Kelntions. LUTION ARY FRYSIONS. t pensions to the widows of ere and soldiers was taken ap, bated and laid over until to-morrow, THE CALIFORNIA mrLL, The California Dill was tak: the quertion being on Mr. Foote’s amend stricte the boundaries of Califernia to 35.30 Mr. Bennian addressed the Senate He argued. at the neerssity of restricting the boundaries Mf the great clement of union, peace and Whe to de preserved Jn the course of some rh warks betwen Meer B Foor. the latter inquired whetber or from {Georgian Chapproved o: the act ington in putting down the «py rebellion im Massac! to Mr, Winthrop to say was wrebeilion against the federal au- A large meeting bas been held here this day, in fiveq of the Compromise. apor rendwrs wad The Democratic May oi this afternoon The proceedings were charsotorined with much confusion. Two memwhers had « kavclg Arter adwitting Watkins, aod delee gates from two contested wards they adjourned «itm junting » Mayor, and will mont dey. The Turner men are wow holding » merting. There is a poor prospect of their comiog te on understanding to the Committ; down argument A Dill extending fart Revolutionary p at twelve o'olock, », Anguat 2, 1850, Jobn Tobin, aged seventy, bung bimeelf this morm ing, ot bis residence io West Pratt street The Southern mail is throngh wit * lone was heavy. are very promixing in Texas, Hf left New Orieams om the that he survived only aboat sia hours. Two — a tan one teventeen nnd the other tea years of age, sons of Solomon MeKinney, of townshi who sccompenied their father to the rill witha = ‘ead of charcos), were instantly killed. [heir proved unaveiling, and the bod: delivered over to the Murehioness of entation to the persons contoked to the palace, In conceqvence of the change which this sad oc- kee in the whole supposed that various questions, upon whiel yvernment would have had to come to a ly the cigson—euch os the convocation or dissolution of © M the Cortes— will be put off for the present. was finally ‘re to vic us statements of the growing crop, mation to ourivarnon that im: ‘Tican, 16900 Sarat, 640 Mahia 2660 Maranham. aod lation. aad 15.850 Pernam for export. ne dave been taken on | American 1.720 Bu Boles of the wee! virtue a) the avhivration af the King of Sweden, ot other mar time power te whee decrsion welling to eubmit tre farts and principles inooloed in the teee. | bear the Portugese note. drawa Coaceil of State. cvad ane be ovat tate Be tore one believe embodiea « ar tgateee sume of the claims thus camited ~ the ciream=tances, bas virtuslly coetced (his goreroment, as J oper, be enforced Bot adarlited to be just with regart to some of the ciate: aud exeresive im the amount of others. placed before the eyes of this go Verwment the ull rings recently indicted apow U: shor could Portangel tad Lo see the injury ber ft Sortnin af disteat porte for want of charters. al betwren the ruptare of diploma govermmene ix till Ts. Fripay Evesino, trenenctions of the past week bare bee! scale, at mote rativinct: periener d for seme time of Manchester and our manufscturing Ke Consumption at to July 19.—The mon & large Mealy. ‘There is little news from Italy. At Solmona, in of Noeples, a dreadful outbreak of the violence of the inating in a til bare been ox- occurred, ne soldiers mu asuntry on their way to market. erecta eters ¥ e . he agents of the Bible So- the caver of ainr ell articles, and tbe improvement. and me nibhe grownd. thet. with the ots of the coming barvest, and money unu- ot ra aud dealers will do well to Previsions.— A better demand for batter, im, lees declined 2a hw and interior wt with a rendy sale, Beef aud po sbip stores a full prices, and the market closes y Georrel Produce —Pot and pearl esdes in fair de Mend with a slight edvance For bark there 260 tons Lard wold at 83+ to Ue td. Tallow Wee megivoted renee bi of sperm ofl at £T#to £82 ‘& 04 for common, sad Linseed off cake brough' declined t recerding bis Neples now. geperal impresetom ie Mr, Ciny's thrent wally plenty, come im) x very bmited. and and Romen revolutions, this court aed & deeision hy Vow French court-martial, but nequitted and liberated. oe Milanese ting the dong intery been tried agai Heiations sgtees for or against Lord Paimerston's ot eapruriog morehant vessels Saime arbitrarily acsenred agsinst ® werk uation, smtoh doubt, however whether the « ' A. prevent Clay's retiring from court nel auderstand his taste "0 GO tm Consequener of the Ho Geners! Atastrong cintm; bat 1 think the —. States Congress and peopie oagtt (o pat aa iar ate creto upon any farther f wens ot @ fale mrbir Hintater Ded ws) Pacheco’ plea ‘The cleruy are rai su becript Itely, to Nive a a testimonial to biehep Franzoni, of Turin, who was Jately fined ond imprisoned for refusing submission to a Sardi- oat will lead bim = iam law. reeegoition of the for Gujast or exer sive Mesers. Bartng’s Clreniar, i ot nif the Por agaese 00 otronenm. easement ot fects, ‘The weather, the greater part of the week. has been “conteaned im J814 the jactioe vi the G-neral Arm-tromg ll that could be desired for bringing forward the grow. | clined about Qs per qt. Coffee quiet. Sugar in more request, ond 6d eis, dearer, Cotton hae advancnd os 32 indigo rales bare cloved very briskly. For « detail of the priveipal wanenctions we refer to the subjoined temerks, Ry the sveriend mail, which arrived thie | x we have received advices to the following | deter: -Caleutte 34, and Colombo 1th Jane; Bombay “esl, cotb, Batavia 24th, Manila 14th, Canton 224, and of justies, to be mailed co © Bhengbee 11th May. onsiderate edwisrbow of 144, and mo ‘nt of the Gaited Bt z tal 1 Sey wae k of nll the cirowmetanaa s id ing im the etreumatances ty justify it ia ober weapons ayeinat Porta. tamicy,”’ whieh feeegeitiva ot Ssitermoon, taveruatioual i &. u fF 72 i 3 i of a priweiple ot were are, ©) uN i Amnnican Brooks — The chief business has been oon- fined to United States 64, of which sales were made in the carly part of the week at 100) a 107 for bonds to suvicipated, Mr Clay * reply tothe Cownt bearer, and at 1053 © 106 for Inscriptions, To day bonds bave been soldat 10T'. Massachuretts 6's hare catt of Thomar's residence ( convener whee been done at 106; Pennsylvania dull at 2583; ex | alld } ‘A NOt idetnte pun the nawixrive of the Geme A Cabinet Cownert sat watl made i i bodies were fearfully burned and disfigured = Dan- ir] Dengler, of Barry, who sccompaned Mr Mo- Kieney tothe mill, aleo fell « vietun to the ex- plovien. He beard Sebarr excinim to Sherrer that the iron seraper bad fallen ynto the tre, containing the powder, wnd oy him to stopt mill Apprebening q corned nly to cavape from the buil , but wt that moment the “ pounders” came down upoa the scraper, the explosion instantly took ploce Ver strcke entth, end 0 reriously anjured that he died during the night. Solomoa MeKioury, who hed just left the mull, and, at the time of the explorion, war some fifty yards distant, exes ped un- hort. A young moan, whe drove McKinney's team, Was at the moment stending outside the mill, near the coal hover, aleo exenped. This is the fifth that the seme mill has been blown years, end cimiler catastrophes he ther mille in the county; at none of which, bow- ever, wae there ro great ond melancholy destrne- tien of human life. — Pottsville (Pa.) Emporium, jee or mpaimet the state’ i before the adoption of the t ium letter co tn of Mastwebasetta General Washington eret that thete was no provision by id to Masench uae tte, State would be able to do at (he present in the course of some subse preted the opi of the sudien ce. and each serne is followed by retterme Hitfert will ming Tunisos defined and defended his position Ail close with t the admirston of Catfornia with hor present Nimo's Ganvus —The entertainments, to night, will Wich the comedietts of ~ Delicate He. 3 hy the successful grand balled von of Witham Bolich, of 5, lighted audiences during ber respoetive dances, whist better to have one fre are executed with grace mod elegance ot carriage an@ every other fonture belonging to the beanifal seeom iebment of dancing. Mons, active he oleplay+ erent dexterity and clastitty te the Par de Faxcinetion, give a fipieh to (he Ube amuremente are lignt and or sixth time He «as op ithia afew BF Duraod i no lews at wi te and Carine tts of the ballet corps view the quer Teative—the mous ise with the possibility of being formed out ot her i-+ton of our State he ( aitern ia wp hes tof Terry OR The shole wilt ceuciade with the Sheppard” Between the pivces, Miss pari Low Baeked Car of the Unton at woul) vithhoid the North that houses will perforns but two. migite it California wih mutilated nOment Upon Mr Foote's amend Pejeor rota blished favorites: Orymere — Me. Fellows, who t# at the head of the band of minstrels called © Pieroe’ novncer & One bill for thir evening: and jm trumen'al performances of ‘Lhe question be the sinenomen' paye 38 The yeas wre we follows — Fam Mesere. Arehiron, Beil, Dawern, owas, Foo, he Ave le ee ree ‘ fait : 4s e 2 * ; i the : ¥ ® i r Proeeeded 4 $a conju o ‘Wittiem Cole and John Vickeny tort their lives ta introduce # jon, Pearce, Prats, Rusk, ment lative to the public ao 65 Male War Them agreee ba | qnertion ‘ronrvteg Mr Poste « ation to 1.790.422 2 tubstivure for the boli the New Mexico and Temas por- 88 of the to address the Senate, im oppo tion of thre 10 measures withdrew lis emendmrnt MM «eitiem te the Mr Foove. imter, The Pioneer hae r+ fornia However bo water end His meion ot Mr thy wren, the forther the bill eas peetponea ont Mopday. ew HetOO Ane Tena ve pote that he would te ertablied the territorial gorernment ore stowed away te the G+ to the Paoite. #! ehment. and enils for Of Rew Mexico, yd seitic the orton. om the Ist Inst by descending Into @ cistern ‘the ot ‘a boundary ot Texas, omday