The New York Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1850, Page 8

eeretememerennne INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence, Wasninoton, Sept. 18, 1850. Slavery in this Distreet—Mr. Pratt's Bill—Alarm- tng Increase of the Free Colored Population—More Excutement—African Line of Steamers necessary. Mr. Pratt called up his Compromise bill to-day, being the sixth of the Senate in the general adjust- ment—a bill for the punishment of kidaappers of slaves from this District, and to arrest the alarming imerease of free negroes, by a grant of power to the leoal authorities to prevent the incoming of free colored persons, aud tw order them out of the Dis- trict, on pain of fine ond imprisonment. The proceedings upon this bill will show you that egitation is vot over—that the question of the abolition of slavery here, is to be contiaued before the people. Meantime a mo + rerious evil to the citizens has come upen them ihun the eboli ion of slavery, in the extraordinary iereare of the free colored popu- Tation. We vuderstoud that fromthe census re- turns there are District. The betes 1 boarding houses require a vast number of servants, wesherwomen, d&e., and the free colored rece ruled out of Maryland and Virginia, have flocked iuto this place of refuge until they pumber one-itird of the whole population. ‘This Vast increare of tie class has aseated gafe retreat tor 1uiaway slaves from the neighhor- hood, Whence the derire ot Mr. Pratt to protect his luents of the Stare of Mery hand. The disclorur- ol ‘hus tere ase of the free colored Pegale will be vesy tht? cession or the next, to eed to the ert.lietunuc of the Ebony line of stepmers to the or the transporta- tion of the surp! ria We vnderetan ry of State is firmly of the Lbony line, as elioration of the blac th oh ecmmitted to) & great seneme bor the d the rehiel « ven the coast of Africa; and be adepled wichia & few tes will have the double eo of slavery and be made of the increasing free Vy to con f e digpesition movement for the Eboay Navy bill, aud reniarks upon the we auy fart ssi sa ton, Sept. 18, 1860. mate Report ¢ Hell onthe Pacific Railroad. Mr. Bright, of the Committee on Roads and Ca- hale, to wh were reterred the memorial of— ittee of a moeting din St. Louis tho the looation and aud electric tel Pacific oy sod Compavy. hree citizens of che +orot granung to BP. BP. Degeand rior & Hike object; iso, various memorials, and petitions (he Chauber of Commerce of he uvetioge im several different itf-reut comm reial firms snd the plan of Mr. Aca What (he construction of sach @ toad, a woe wYuk t after euly the reaecus for ots your o nian plmp rection the on oh tina, welgbing, and comparing oiflerent routes and the different +e Deve come to the conctasion a by Mr Asa Whitney, of New 1.bt to be adopted, and bave DiDy)Y preporeGm bill Be. 1. The commiire yas pase to get over the con- towel dileuby by leaving tke project to pri- ebterprer 2 The tall proyeees that a belt of territory, six miles Wide, thir y « of the road, from Lake Mieing ilie, via the South Pars and the Gire acres, shall be rer vd, bad and todif- ferent, to Mr. Wawtury, a a ceais an acte, amounting te beorly $3,000,000, whieh he is to pay for the whole 3. The capitol ie to be ere value of the be and whew erected vides that the apd perpetual x rv BO Oiher tex for tres echapdire Uy ke ep the rood « which lated by Con And they be lieve that this road, so constructed, will allow Of tiv saneportation of Ulinots cora to China at a goed profit, by way of the road to the eihe. The road on this pl about 75,000,000 a le ed by the increased + teu the building of the road; td thas invested, the bill pro- + of the road shall be a positive ) » trade wad commerce, with of passengers aad mer- rear S may be necessary to od Us apperetus in working order te to be determined on aad regu- steer ni6 estimated to cost $60,- 40,000. The chet relwnce is the first 800 miles of the lands on thm rewe Tne bill proposes, therefere, cerioin terervationa within this distance As security for the pr the bad Mr. Wh his compen ecution of the work through y provides, also, that if y stage he shall forfer ¥ hich ts to be all that the sixty les breadth ot | will produce aficr paying for the completien of the road trom one end to the other, and $5000 000 into the treasury—the road then to be surrendered ation. Congress, ia the ts to reten the supervisory power Mr. Whituey, if faithless to oe: we tank, at any time. tmoke Out strong argument in faver of tre end its feasimlity ; but there is one thirg in “toch they have fallen short. For re than @ thow jes there 1s no timber, and that in the he row and there are five hundred av tocky M tains, which will heavy gradings, and the fransportetion for mywards of a thousand miles of materials aud prov imious, at least $150,000 per mile to build the d But it will be hme enough to discuss this aubject at the wext rien eb Congress. It ought to be eufficient for Mr. Witney, for the present, that he s the start of wl hie competitors. meant ead may dy Our Baits sore Correspondence, Haneewore, Sept 19, 1859. The Jornt Dis ust —Sertoms Ratlroad Accident— A Wercrn Connection Address of the Board of | Trode, § The great joi ion at Monument Square terduy, betweea Messrs. Lowe and Clarke, the | i whig exudidates for Governor, on immense arsemblage, and all passed er. The diseas- » who mide one of . and was followed s }eacy argumentative style, debater. The ~ Indeed, yee democratic a attracte off i e most herm sion was led ofl by Vie his best declaratory speech. by Mr. Clathe im hb being evidently the meeting was hybly more eprey @id interesting & meetings, iy whet one me sly ts heard. (00 free colored people in this | Montgomery county. He was about d. apretty | do pot expect soon again to eajo; | inhabuante, an me where, after considerable trouble, they were ar- rested ; but, ox being brought to-the lock-up, it was discovered tha’ none of them answered the sit nara, sed bound rer in: $2000 kese the ti ing, ¥ over in $2) to ze, for baving resisted the officers in the dix Meeeset ate fet s r duty. r Another di ppolatment is to be experienced at the opera to-night. Donizetti’s ** Favorite” was announced this morning, and all the seatsin the first tier taken for the occasion, but, owing to the continued indisposition of Tedesco, who was to have performed the Favorite, it was withdrawa, and the * Puntans” substituted. This morning, the ‘Tonawanda, a new ship built for Cope’s Liverpool and Philadelphia line of packets, Was launched into its element. The T. is the largest merchantman ever built in this city. The gatherers of locals report nothing of im- portance—their budgets consist of miylemeanors, arrests for arsons, down-town fighta, and sach like. Two arrests have, however, been made, which might as well be taken note of. One of these is that of a man who was arrested while in the act of offering to sell a quantity of silver ware, at so low a mice as to produce a supposition that the property had not honestly fallen into the hand: of the seller. The other was that of a young man, “Sof respectable connecticn,” wo was arrested | farmer in ing them it was sup- Thus it is, for the larceny of three cows from a towards New York, from which pla posed, the silver ware man came. * one cometh, the other goeth.” Excursion ro Lake Dunmorg—Mas. Ganknat Woor—Cnrisrenine or “ Lana Cascan We so agreeable a day as that which found us at Lake Dunmore last week—one of a smal! party who accompanied | Major General Wool on a short visit to that ro- } rsautic resort, The sun smiled propitionsly through the day, and the waters of the lake, the grand old moustuns, the winding stream, and the snowy cuccades, were allin their “aoliday trim.” By the aid of strong crm: and an experi steersman, We were soon beyond the lake, an Grey. the nar row meadow, Windiag amidst the low shrubbery, and climbing green bunks and mosey rocks, we a8- cended the ravine Which has not beea heretofore altogether “unknown in prose or verse,” towards e beautifal cascade, fatniliar to all tourists ip this regi Benet ath an overhanging precipice, we stood and comes White-robed down the wiading and almost perpendicular grove of the mogatain, and surfeited our sight with the beautifal view, Then ascend- her we came to @ lovely and secluded which sullanother cataract pours from » and from which, through the trees, we id discern the beautiful lake below, Lieut. Symmes, of the U. 3 Army, who was of the par- ty, and Who has speatseveral months amongst the most neted scenery of continental Europe, assured us that he never saw & cascade of more surpassing bewuty, or wilder and 1more charming scenery. Here it was proposed, by one of our number, wat the stream, kuown hitherto by aname neither or euphonous—derived trom the fish that abound at its mouth—shoald be christened asew by our her nest. The motiea prevailed by « usanamous vote, While the Geaeral meditated the subject, a lucky thought suggested itself to mind of the Liewenaat, which, aftersome mo- t scruples on the part ot his superior, at length received dis assent, aud the unaarmous aad ea- thusiestic approval of the company. Whereupon, in honor ot Generel Wool, the waterfall was, with all Ube due ceremonies, chretened ** Lana Cas- . ft aith ofour guest having beea duly k, he responded with hearty aud felicitous! theoks, which were received wis! jotemg in « proud and euphonious aame, which boncetorwaid i will never lose, Keturmiog duly to ourinn, we sat down toan excellent dinner, at which we listened to aa ac- count of the Buena Vista battle from tie ty oue mortal seenes—though his modest sense of his ser- vices forbade hum so to speek of his exploity— * guerum mogna pars fut.” The fend of anecucte and historical remiais cence with which the party were regaled that day, will net s0on be forgotten, * i na’s lipid stream,” and the “Laue Cascade,” will remain as abiding mementoes of the excursion, and though its events be for, aime will endure 60 long as those pure waters continue to flow, and the spot visited by Gen. Wool, on the day of its cbristeniog, will be handed down, as the most interestiag of traditions, to future generations. Resching home just in season for ort friends to teke their eéot im the cers, on their way to visit the military station at Plattebargi, we reluctantly bade farewell, with cheers for the second in command on che illustrious field of Buena Vista. M-j. Gen, Woot, though he has seen a veteran's service, is yet in the prime of life and vigor, aod none, we are sure, will more heartily rejoice ia the higher honors that no doubt still awa him, then his friewds in Vermont, whom he honored With hig presence on this occusion. Spacich for Wool al was Keown by Mexicans as Gen Keturns for 1850, N. Y¥.—The crnsus of Wirsian liamsburgh, 1 ren, Wil- L, has heen compleigd, aad shows % his that village to De 20,554, w Houses. Tuhath, 146 12,634 ‘9:5 9,000 5 9,190 Totale....... 3,706 5,696 30,884 Aversge number of persons ia each house—1-t district, 8.63; 2d district, 9.55; 34 district, 7.07. Averege numper in each family—Ist district, 6.91; 2d district, 7.08; 3d district, 5 16 der of femilies in a house—Iet district, 1.53; 3d district, 1.09; 2d district, 196 There is probably no other place in the State that hes iacreased wo rapidly in the Jast ten years as Williamsburgh, The population in IMO was about 6,000, showing 4n increase of some 500 per cent. New Brarnew city is 7,43, of w = ‘a number 1,005 are natives of J, 34 of other fore go countries, w are colored people. From June 1, 1549, to Jane 1, 10, 279 deaths occurred, of which 153 were Chirvinaston, N. J.—The population of Livi Livingston, ) —The population of Livingston is 1,160, It has varied little within the last twenty yew Conxaericet — The census of Rocky Hill shows 8 population of 1.013 Dwelling houses occupied, 244. Population of Wetnersteld in 1860... 4 “ Kocky Hull “ Population in Wethersfield in 1840...... Decrease since 1840 232 valation of ebout 6,000, a very considerable tn Wirssetos, Det, —Wilmngton copt ase of 4000 inten years. In 1810 i Maniox ilosk Company, of New Yorx,ix Pm- LapELriia.—This company arrived iaet evening, it te new @ ditties let Wo atiract an andience at either a den « etiog, even with the aid of tat be i bao te were nt occurred yesterday, on the ranoan Railroad; a train a twehorse wag Wiater was led, aud the driver hich « man w one ot w both horees we re ye fone of « lay, an incendiary © schools, ant ter. y. xringmishec pavbitog © isvued an hem to ws uw Comber: heat of slack enue fare, t eat € + fortan was © the yb . This toad will completed bef wring, aad will, time, form the ex ghok between the f and West | le Oar Philadstpht. Correspondences Pu 19, 10. Marion Howe Te Tue 7 a, & news bet stirring here today poressive, end the clouds jook fe above for as though pteperations were be ing m ome water. How a let down of The Merwr this afiern for ’ he well eaticfied with mpany of your city, leery home.” They hospitalities af them hy their brother firemen of the city brotherly Lost evening, a few © the telegraph offices, of the operators 4 re of conversing with f e0 of them al hove were iniredaced re, through th bh onde, they had Ne InVieihie A vert t cegurred last night, in the south western par of the eity, Capt. Lane corks, of the ware 1 full of @arranie, for the ar dies, attached to Rangers, made ao u nomnber of mon ant « . tv ate sec herean oF Th 1¢ a0 uf iabord by th t f the poke lv y tok iefage on 8 4 Vist to this city, aud Was receiwed by a large escort, marshalled by Col. Thomas B. Fioreace | The visiers end their escort formed in the follow. | og order, nnd march<4 ever the route agreed apoo. nee Logine, Humane Howe, Assistance Eo- gine, Beck's Philadetphia Band, Hope Hose, Dod- worth's Cornet Band, Merion Hose Company, No. 4,of New York, with their carriage haadsomety decorated with wreathe; Franklio Engiae, Bayley ’s Independent Brass Band, Digen feos ue « Hore, Good Wii Logine, gion Brass Head, Northern Liberty Hose, Marion Hose, Pena- sylvenia Hose, Sehuythill Hose. A large aamber of Lebted torehes were carned by the escort, which feve the perode a fine appearance, While the masic of the bands attrected a vast crowd along the streets The bewutif er will be preeented as the fitat pies 1 J Wallach, #ho bas become sue teat favorite, appe which be will aw pleasure of 0 yMre J Wal y beh int timation of th This piece @ fil be folly Mr Wallaok ae 4 Mice Wemyae ae € tien be re Where car » bill of Keriient Hambline strength of Beosoway Theron —This beautiful theatre Ie de- ohecly im the bighest path of eucces, owing to the r rhable manxgement of Mr Barett, for apive Aten? attraction offered by the concerts of ’ deony bing it flied at every performance by Jorge wudiepers, wed Inst night there was assem. Died am array ct beauty and fashion which can be rarely seen in any other city The comeuy of Broughom. of shicb @e bare already spoken. wea again performed, apd ‘he rapturoas applaace et ich grented it, @ae a eure proefof ite succes: Me Colle fa the bai -1d Desmond bas indced wided to bie foave and hy proved that be f* able to perform the eboracter of & genti-man, a9 ell a thow in dhe, ©e Dave seem thet. fo the farce of Tede, Tiler in whieh be was received with the Sotharte-tie pina dite which greeted him te tne piece All bis songs were admirably voll rem dered, ond of covtee encod Mevers Pyott aad Whiting evetalned. in thetr reenective parts Une great | hare acquired on the stage, hat Mies | gevbeim morite partieutas s.ention. gezed upward at the tumbling water-fall, as it | * (hree mes three”—and the Luca flowed oa, re- | who waa entitled to say of those stirring and im- | ‘ten a8 those who were there | +N. J.—The pepulation of this | Pa —The census of Nortistown | : | The stock of toretj | end at priv ote be Bie This actress, eof the sishese Gapquaesias Fe ah hte theatse ts indeed worthy of the at- of all sritios, for ber in every day more and more ing. Her part Im the © Irish Fortune Hunter,” and Flore, in the second piece, were ren- dered with @ liveliness, a vivacity, and @ truth, to which we are seldom accustomed, and entitle her to pertorm in more important characters. She is slresdy @ favorite. and the plaudits which greet her ap; ence aroacertsin proof of the pleasure with che is always sen. To-night, for the benefit of Mr. Collins, this perfect-delineator of Irish charactor will appenr in three cf his best pleces—the new comedy ot Krougkam, the “Irish Fortune Hunter,” “ tow to Pay the Rent,” and “His Last Legs.” During the course of the performance, he will aing six of his most beautiful melodies, aud Mille, Adeline will appear in ber new dance, whick is every night reootved with un- bounded applause, Mr. Colling vill have a crowded house, no doubt. Nivio’s Tavatxe,—The Ravels are attractiog very large assemblages every night ; they deserve the most extensive patronage. as their pantomimic perform: and extraordinary feats on the tight rope are the wo have ever witnessed. To-night the entertainments will commence with the ballet of © Ondine,” in which nearly all thy Revel family will appear. Several bean: titul devices” will be introduced in this pi will be succeeded by the celebrated “Tableax called the “Ltalian Brigands, or the Midnight Asa) the characters by the Ravel family; and ¢ ments will conclude with the magnificent spec: called © Raoal,or the Magic ” which we believe could be played for siz months witheut tiring the au- diences, the scenery isso beautiful and the perform- | ances 60 good, | Bexvon’s TaxaTae.—The exevilent manner in whtoh this comedy has been performed, and its being re- ceived with enthusiastic cheering by 4 crowded house, | induge the menager to present it a this eventog, | with the sume brilliant cast) With such mames as Biake, Lester, Blunt, Jobnson, Mrs. Russell, and Mes I how can Burton’s theatre be otherwise thin wuecesstal? At the conclusion of the comedy, Mias Julia Daly will sings favorite ballad, and Mr. Frederic and Miss Walters will dance # Russian mazurka and waliz, The whole will conclude with the laaghable | aiterplece of “She's Come ’ The revival of all those | elegupt comedies at the Chambers Street Theatre will | secure forthe management a very profitable result, Narionat, Tusxathe.—Three very popular dramms will be presented at this popular establishment this erea- ing. The firstis “ Sixteen String Jack,” with Messrs, Perry, Wemyss, Jefferton, Le Po Miss. Crocker, Mrs. Myers, a1 Mir> Smith iu the priaot ence ters Miss Malviag will dance a Mighland Pilag; afcer | which the laugbable and bigtly auusing farce of the | “Trish Tutor, Mr Sey moucia the chatacter of Teddy | O'Rorke, with the somg of the “Low-dacked Gar.” Ths atousemerts will with the elegaat drama of the ~Fiying Dutebmen.”’ In these dremas nearly ali the excillent stock company will appear. Ontrmric.—Three bighly enterraiaing pieces are se lected for the amusements of this evening. This theatre is pow returping to ite former stand, amt will continue tobe a favorite resort, if the great eome- dian, Rurton, appears thery occasionally. He is a host in himeelf, and will be tollowed by haudreds wherever he sppeers. ‘The frat piece to night, isthe new drama of the “Vaughter of the Stars. | Mr. Yates will dance @ polka; tu | by the new extravaganza of “Jennypbobia:” and thy | ®hole wiil conclude with the exveilemt burlesque og loertis,’’ Miss Chapman as the heroiae of the piece Orena Hovse—Asron Pisce.—Max Maret- his eampaign on Monday evening, with the great newly imported French Ballet Troupe. Mons Kespivora, the firet dancer, is seid to be second only to Perret. and # «mic dancer to be without a rival in j¢ Celystiog Pranck is also spoken of as ry bert danseuses ever seen here. Acorps de ballet of twenty tive exceedingly pretty giris, mostly | from the (rand Opera, anda Vaudeville Company con- | taining an old, but} inot forgotten favorite, Jo Cowell, smong its number, &r@ also sttractions not easily re- sisted, Mr. Maretaek bas properly reduced the prices to the fiity and twenty-Gve cent s\anderd This i+a mist Liberal move, which we bope will be duly appre- | ciated Mrcnasyos’ Mavs.—Christy’s Minstrels are deaving overflowing ho Hundreds hays to | ry bight for want of room. Tne pertormane: | leut and chaste. The cingiog and danctag cannot be | surpaseed. Auvaican Museum —This elegant establishment is | crowded ev ory day by visiters to witness the exellent | perfortapees given. The» Drunkard” is more popu- ler Ghanever, We do not wonder at it, for an exeul- | lent moral is gained by witnessing its representation. |. Fellows’ Ethiopian Minstrels ate doing an excell | bueinese atthe Kast. Their concerts atin | dieneer, They wil return to tts cityyshortly, open at their pew ball on the Tatteroall growed. CITY TRADE KEPORT. 19-6 P.M ady, with a good demand wt $6 12% for pots, and { for id rales of 150 boi: $6 for pearis. Buransrurr The market for some descrip- tions of flour was cnvier, and the inquiry les active j v nud tor the home trade and tor the East was limite while the receipts were large The sales em Od sour Canadian at $% | Wraced 8,400 bole, includia 7, No. 2 eupertine wt $8 7 ; | at $4 50 a $4504) new common to straight Stnt | bow Western at $4625, a $4 7 pure Gener at $68 $5 U6. Southern four was inac. Live but rteedy. with wales of (00 bb Qyon vb | for new. Rye Flows wae steady, with « good demand, and sales of 600 bbls. at $3125 a $526. There was ler Grmnens in the market for eat, Wo mote sales of 206 bbls Jerrey im lots, at $3 10% 9 $3124. The | supply of Marat was limited, and holders very firm. Included in the tranractions wee 7.000 bushels hand- | some Cavadian, to arrive. at $1 08, 2,800 bushel | the apot, but of an inferior quality, at $1 10. Dusbels beated Gen atst 10 Kye was » b bush Tée., affoat scarce wanted, prime four rowed would bring 50 here today—for future delivery it was offered mach lower Oats continued searce aod wanted, for Jersey, and 42a 440. tor State and There was less Corn off ring, and prices bave improved, The demand was brisk for the Rast and for export ‘The tavsactions amount to 14000 bushels. part from sore and to arrive, at O4 a 64)go. for mixed, and 650. for round » Uorrar — With sgoed demand ales were made of 200 bage Laguayra 11 a LiKe, sad 100 bags Jara at lake. ., Corres —The business, today, amo: 1.200 bales, about one-baif taken by the ‘We continue our quotations — i ° noose of new mackerel just arrived. was sold to day, at $11 for No. 1's, ead $9 About Fantonts —Te Liverpool, 8000 ® 10.000 bushels wheat were engnged.at Sie For cotton, 3104. was offered. end 7 Sad. asked Some 6.000 oF 8.000 barrels | flour were engaged. at Ir, lod a is. 10d Dead ighte rujed trom 17¢ Oda 208 A lot of 700 barreis flour wasteken at 2s. Oil was taken for Glasgow at ‘Be Od There was 90 change to Loodon or Uatre Leatnen —The stock coutinues very light, while the dewand Is talt, The quotations for ell deserip- | tions are as follows:—16'( » 16 for light and med! weights hemlock soi 1 tor were limited, mene Dapers at $10 + 4 sh buyers at $8 Sly ae very firm, with ® good at Ihe & I6e. Cheese was jee. aa lo quality. with antes of 200 bhde Cubs. at 640. & Te, aad D0 do, Now Orienas, at To ate | _ Tonaceo fetive. wbil The demand from she South was leas with & Poor Assortment prices still tend up sales have beet made within the last two days of 40 bhds domestic lat. principally Kentacks, at | TWe siBke a UMC and be; inclading 100 hads Marylewe athe. a bho: whieh is wa tay light while the a been chiefly from second hands, fom; the rates by | Reat Berane faire were made of the following houres ent lots yesterday afternoon: - House aod lot core: Delenery and Willet stro ts 41988, $5000; do. do, 124 Delancey street, 25x10, $8.0; do do lav ‘Teenty riath _— 2Hx0F, $4 60, do wad id sores of mo ity displayed fe vale by Messrs. Haggerty. Dew have to notice « dectine of abow {blacks from the ope of Young tyson 54 de 40, 62 do SO, BT do. SKK 86; 16 do 3%, 65 do. Sz, 1 29 Ganyowder. 6 bal 29 do 61, 10 do £0. Tmperial Ww do. 56; e Stee: m1 0 eatiles do 0) Hysom ehin. 04 ober ---98 halt cberta S6e ; 2b do, 38% #7, 2 boxes do 44: 40 oon Orange Pecos") 0 Pecos Pe room te pI, Tn wee sondy ot Me and Point at Sto Wreenny The market was eteady at improved Sales have Beem tonde Of 2 barrels Ohio and attok «Me, —$i.000 Leh: $1,0°0 do, © 35%; Y 009 Poun- fs 1 Seanraen tare Digs if do. iby: $1.1 enn R Mort jonds 6's, ¢ —& 6 iM 25 West Bi (0 York and Cumberland Ki Welegraphic Reports. Burraco, Sept 19-1 P. M. ‘The receipts sinee our laat have been—Flour, 4,000 bbie.; wheat, 34 000 bushels; corn, 24,000 do, Flour is in moderate demand; the market is heavy with o slight dowaward tendency. Small sales have been made at $44 $406 for Ohio, and $4 06 4 $4 12 for Mi- ebigan. A moderate inquiry fer wheat; the market is, however, tteacy. Ohio been done 850. w Sic. Corn is steady at yesterday's rates; tho sales have been OOO bushels at S2i¢e for mixed Western. Prison whiskey ie nominal at 2440, No change in freights. Aunawr, September 19, 1850, Receipts sinee yesterday :—Flour, 4060 barrels; wheat, 2.500 bushels; corn, 4500 do.; barley, 17,000 do, The four market has been rather heavy, but we notice no materia] chauge in prices. Wheat is Gra, with a good milling inquiry. Sales have been made of 2H bushels, at lide. for Genesee. Cora is easier, with w better injuiry; 10000 bushels have changed hands. at Ole. a Ue. for mixed western, Oats are proving; the sales teil up 10000 bushels, at 40}¢¢ to arrive ip a weok or ten days. 100 barrels of Prison whiskey sold at 27¢, The transactions in barley have been 5,000 Dushels, at Tle. a 72c. for two rowed, and 78e for four rowed. Bartimone, Sept 19. 1850. Fer Howard street flour. the iaqairy ts pretty active, with free sales at $4)76 The market for jin is with. out much alteration. In provisions there is animprov- ing tendency, including mess pork at $1075 There has been s good demand for Rio coffe the past week, and we have to report sales of 7,000 bags at Isso, a 11Xe. The etock is reduced to 7,000 bags. The ten- cy in prices is decidedly upward. Married, On the 19th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Carter, Geoaur ’. Gattaxpea, of New York. to Auny Jane Monuas, daughter of Abja Morgan, of Rast Chester On Thursday, 10h instant, at the Third Presbyterian: Church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Mr. Noyes, Capt. M. L Canranten, to Miss Jucts Hatereav, daughter ef the late Jobn L. Halstead, all of that city. On Wednesday, Sept 18, by the Key. Mr. Danaiger, of the Attorney street Synagogue. Jous Jacons, son of Morrts Jacobs, Beq , to Houty Janz Warensvay, all of this city. In New York, 2d instant, by the Kev. 8. 5. Strong, Jaconson, to Sanat 8. Berts, both of Staten i, Staten Island paper pleate copy. In thin city, the 17th inst., by the Re o. Mr. AB. Baton, to Mise Mawr jew Haven. ‘On Monday, the @th instant, at Hope Obapel. by the Rev Mr. Dewling, Sanvet 2% Gowzaces, ot Pensacola, Florida, to Hasnier A., daughter of Moses B Bly, Meq., of this ett. At London, ou 15th of August, nt All Souls’ Church, Mr. Themp- D. Porn, both fo of Langham plare by the Rev. Thomas ford Feng, and al«o at the French Catholio Chapel, by the Abbe Flo- rept Yaseeur, Monsieur P. Darrnoceyss pe Bosse. ant, 1 Atteehy Of tho Belgian Legation in London, to Huse Sane, deugbtor of T. C. Grattan Esq , late her Majesty's Consul for the State of Massachuserts, Died, At West Point, Now York, 17th instant, Brevet Major Wriitan Sroven, Captain of 3d Regiment of Artillery, and instructor of Artillery aud Cavalry at the Military Academy. Major Shover bas fallena victim to disease contracted while on arduous daty io the Mexican wer. having served with distinction as ® sabaltera of Ria- gold’s (afterwards Bragg's) Battery throughout tte compaign under General Taylor, and alter bis promo. tion. in the Valley of Mexico. Constantly are those brave heroes whe fought #0 vallianty for the honor of the Am-rican arms, ia the late war with Mexico, dropping iato the tomb. The Gisence, in every case, was contracted in that eaa- paign, and many bave fallen after their return to their friends. But thedsy before the death of Major Shover, evot Major W. P. Bainbridge, who also was one of the distinguished soldiers of that war, died at West Point, from the effects of the same disease, contracted while serving his country. Bince the close of the oon- test, General Zachary Taylor, Gen, William J. Worthy Gen. Kearney, snd Col, Dan been numbered witht |, ae well Re many others who died oa the batile-field, whore names will be treasured in the me- mories of their countrymen, and will be household words for generations to Om the 18th instant, at North a sp om nd a County, New York, Mrs. Lo: e Richardson, of this city, and daughter of the late Lm Ty Sloseon, of the former place, in the 27th year of er wpe On Wednesday afternoon. Sept 18, Cuances, son of fame aud Usthariae K. Peace, aged J yours and § months. Wertcherter county papers please copy. At bis residence, Brooklyn, cotscday morning, Dr. Warns 8:71, #urgeon of the United States Naval Hespital at the Brookiyn Station Dr. 8. wase naciv: of the city He entered the service on the Sth of Jai 182). and his first duty was as eu mate on boar the United States ship Hornet. i@ received bis pro surgeon On the 34 of Jaouary, when be bas been in active service. either the naval stations at heme fe har been surgeon at the Navy Yard, at Charlestown, Mass, at t d for two OF three years past at the of the Brooklyn yard The deceared ideat «in the Navy—bis name ‘he SS ee MARITIN TELLIGENCK tp—Now Tork. The: Neurorn Pom: & CoN Teok, Aver Maracsae aud Tare. Be Joun, N ann Water- Philedelphiny Oneida, rovidemoe. mere—Fenoterct, Seyme Arrived, AZ (pht), Chandier, Lrveronol, An te Rerege & Us. aT. . w. 020 epoke bark Blton 5 eh, tem MA | ®, cremeteds, Norway, and 127 passengers. to « (Br), Rebioron, nem, Gays, with marble AB pasouagere, we roe srony Lid (Beh, ail, Balifax, NS, 7 days, with Goh, Co , * lais, 7 eye T dege LJ anys ‘8 Raroee, Wrahs, ReaeMmnond 5 dere therim:, Th mas fevideoce, 2éeys, tor Virginia Porinon reeves of bead Below, A Memasted chip, veknows. Ratled, Picamor Romacdee, Flowers, tor Philrdetphin, cE nae aah ceaeiee OM Ot moridion, & etean- Peronnyn—Urie Metemors, h hones sarap amon geting eameenae ef Fie Brghigcar, teaan a nesive of N Fark, comme ne auido tor, by whieh he bled to deazb. we M# Stm Wish @ Ae Telegraphic Marine 2. Arrived—Brig Masoppa, Surinam, Ai tofi brigs Ag- teeter, Saaye, Grampus, de, bey dopa Aaa, ton, Sept A. Uh, Int 02 54, on 67 bpeared to be nowy had a teond hesial ing on ti her, and picked Ups Dew water casks whe mot parned, both heada new, ai Arrived—Sobr C D E’lis, NYork. mre. Philatel; cw tor,aud Mote’ NY ee ney ae New Osinana, Sept li. Arrived—Ship Columbiana, N York. Below—ship Creole, N York. a Arrived—Schrs Eurotas, Portrment iu, Lam ten, Bampton Roads, schrs Amelia, Aurora Borealis, Presi~ Gent. Avn Gordiner, snd about J dther vessels of all classes. Wind trosh trom NE. New Beprogn. Sept 13. Arrived—Sebre Cornelia, sud yong, Favorto, N York, huvinunce, sept: t8. Arrived tebe Any t Carrell, Hain yd Sail 7 andonh, and Susan Orlesn, Philnde!phia; HB Gibson, and HA West, albany; sloop F Mrown, ¥ York. SAVANNAM. Rept 15 Arrived—Barks Peter emill, and Savannah, aud origs J ‘a Laccusver, and Philera, NYork. tier Bags ver steamer = for ond 1, wrilfelone at he Wnshenge Resale oom (67 Rachnase} ‘ode we" Paciner et lose mt the shove elias, on Thureasy, boot weer, Postage to San Fi Lerren #@aG% of steamor and Bren close at tho Exohange Reading Room (67 Exchange) Friday, 20th i 2 o'clock. Cotter Hage tor’ Rio Janeiro, me, por steamer Columbia, pill glose,at the Exebaage Reading Room, (67 Exehango), of watear Bam per'teamers Wow York, toi Mie. Jensica, will ow York, for Rio Janciro, . ie, Reading Room, (67 Bzehsngs), on can be pre-psid et the above offos to any hingvou, tor Southampton . S.— Lette art of the world. a ‘The ‘above Letter Bags aroalso at Konycn’s. 9 Walletross Gore, Luby York, tncopenden do: Somers, Som schrs LA id, SB Davi+, Hoteh: Naary Bishop, Keller, Bost Neponvet; Triumph. Mason; Col Arn Sowers, Somers, NYovk; Tatitha & Msanah, Staton Islena; Uamiet, Sh P. i Wintaker, Cearloston, York. i.’ Aleyons. amer Kennebec, Flowers, Bilacelian: wom (of Poiladelphis), por'ed to ha ‘aa tewart, hence for Now hore cht of Sd a Channa) and rewsined the following dat mante standing and wreokers wegride lightening th: As her masts Fad not order cut resorting tua dismantling Sur Taimounrawy, Ri countered three gal maim topealiont mas Liverpool, en snd Seps7; los. tat 3h toe ast tat 4 ibboom ved seams in 4 Test all ber water off veg” Shrte ee i Bare Are Aw oN firat officer were ee much inj) that they wore tab Br Bato Euizarera Bvenas, trom Now York for St Jago fore reporved putting back in distress. recurned f7t.. inst, bavirg lost both topmaste, fore yard. and all her sails except sd a ama fa dust, lati 40, lon 73 20, im & Barr.caue m Smith, from Bi: yn for Sacramento City, Heh to: Ut into Gloucester cb o gale on 2th alt, sailed again 12th inst, Uy ether two had chartered Janeive Nov 25, 154, Simos them nothing has beeu heard.of her. Brown, at Providence from Naatuoket Great Round by W, was knocked down Scum Witssam (of Buckeport Benger, on Leh inst, 1 Px, 0 arevere gale from NW three several times. and remained on beam ends aearly beu about 500U teet lumber from deck Toad. = Ri el of Care Hoalo- foun DT Wittens, from Boston for Albany, which Vt into Edgertown, dismasied, was towed te New London ich, by pilot Boat Eclipse. Sun Equrry, from Bangor for W abandoned 16th inet, off Pe Sonn Wawno, fallen ip with by sohr Palos, at Boston, ins dismaatied stato, eniled from Now York fo~ Wilmington, N C, abousSth inet. She has saly some ompty bacrels 48. ‘cum Crawereon, of Hingham, picked up at sea Aug & clothe, cassimeres, &e, having no mark boom, rac der and spring stay, hry od Sway, ane bo i hipped, in tailed for Mackiae 17th, having bees tepal-ed, (a Sh PE plu dove, was verve oo Boia eases MO 1s ake Tavno, Sept 16—Sehr Mary Ellen, Snow, of Truro, arrived at Froviacotown IMb inet. morni rise, laying to ‘andor toresetl. about 15 miler Shtrom s 4 #8 aechr te bh eward, po hy me ‘diate by | be ° ammeea the deck leat’ 's, board with kale G) Grey, of Kennebunk,” painted tm black end 2» Veswnta ar Nomvorx—Extract of « letter f th rf ot ok AM rege Tt ja expected will repair sails, stress —Sohr nd to NVork. she “ if it eam be avoided, Newton, from Philadelphia be: ‘ere a Monsing +1 Philadelphia for Kingsten, Jt thing gone excepe the mAlumare a timore for Savannah —dismasted. » fell over from the railway, and is full of ete Wachens is on the ways, and will want large repairs ke Ginmasiod bark and also a brie a: . ot eSiag or Soe atc teem, ts me Late Cape Good Hove papers mention the lows of » ship, reverted the Langle. nd ail buwdsieet excep: thereeee = vine mee. tin fomred The timber Jaden bark which was in contact, in the river enre ith am inward boom as the Ni so Sverre. The partion whe picked prveveded hy td not 2 Caps Piesuer, and’ be a" to Genboe for nat, yard, eail, and some rigging, #0) fo ry Priladelpuins whe Lavecnen—Atthe Red Beach Mills, port, ri thoroughly built sehr of 12) tone, called the St by RM Bargin, of Rastport, and ktobinvcn, | / Whalemen, | Aug 0, Rosine. Winslow, NIB, S27 bbls op oll, | safes had spoken the Audrews, Nye, NB 24 | 41, Metacom, Bouney, NBedford, 70 bbls 9p oil, | Spoken, Ship Lemeet Dyer, Sagory, bene for Havre, uh ins jon & M4. Sane Oot N een, from Newenstie, R, for | it dels inet, 125m los SB by Foreign Ports, 4 1S—sni stantins, Winsor for Bort in ‘orkine, for do 1504 B® days; aod +, ep 6—Bark Marmion, Jackson, for Charleston A. Aor S- Sid herk Kana ha, Higgina, Card to # port in the U State, tte, Aine, one: barr aay brig Bina t N¥ork, nes + 12—Are brig Mary. Marshall, Phi pt 6—art brig Keene (Prue), Yo teh ipt Cle brig Commeror. Card, NYork. » Ave are brige Carl (Sw), S Vork, (nd chil mire, Lor vith, for Pays! on <a throngh for Orlexne; end ried from How m tor St Jar Berk Cowraretli, Di Acy, from Hh from Trieste. Port. » Rept Ih—Uld feet | atherine Noy Piypmoate. Sid stop Basan b Fitageral we " Jere bark I aonis, Lockie, Cronstad rie Maeve 1 - we Awe Dm ee orders pact te bo} baal 9 am Usp Manin « ha SE tard | VAs ar beond Be roht achure on the Mt Lane g. Liverpool, via Hat va, Medan cy bower, Cart yhia, duigs’ Puew ry for Tork, ha . Hammond, Pb oe ford: ty Ginex ord b—Arr echr Nv phy eld a A oon, See ith Arr 60 CKSYORT, Sept ArH, Sepe vie Ke te ti 16— 7, Sept 12 ~, ie Cit: jelphity; Hampton echr Haven. Sept “0 Mrevres Cork, Sepr 1 tons tf Sarah Gen TvoKET, Sept I 16th, Hadelptia. 5 Newrorr, Sept 17 ncton NU: for Boston. xw Lonpon, Sept 16—Arr prop Shotucke hr Bud. NYork fur Fis 400, 4—Are bri ‘Mechanin Rood, NY¥ork.. Sid Parker, Charleston, BC; bile rr alp Artiet, Davin. & wae oy feo FRivor, snd sld for Le iiernhe Og ‘Avr echra Ras wae Ble ship with Liverpool, a about a te a Wah Ragarto Pa Swediah tier Rock! H Grooley. Chase, N brig Mactiee waste 17—Arr sobre Novomber, Cameens 4 ith, Br Proacis, Hat! I7—Sld echrs Cohasset, Blackwell, mn, NY ork far Be Helons, Sand etole and vie i Sa Sanford, NBod- Cambr Calls, sca trom Thomaston wee eche Daal Francis, Parris, Nor '—Acr ache Meliville, Coszens, from deckyore for NYork: sivope Biows, me for NYork, oloo keport, Beckwiti, X Corks piled with the sohr Davisl P -intew. Sid’ 15th. op J Lampheor, tlives, ork scbrs Susan, Mott, do; Clotilda, Gildersteeve, tho Art brige Sitaa Wright. Jobneor tory, Ally, defor Salem, Sid eche York, Newsunvrorr, Sept 16—Arr brig Melisen Ann, Tabbut, Uth—arr ichr Erie. NYork. Brig Athens, from Cadix, Probably remaine below. for Paessacona, Sept 9-Cid achr Waterlos moweh, NEL was York, Wareham. rw net ter, ry ta Cherry. N , Baidw tere, Boston. Saw Francisco, July 20—In port ship Garlaad, Sith, for NBedferd BAVANRAH, ‘Sia bry Sau phi fe Wiaserom, Sepe 1b: Joh w Re reli (Te), Sla whe Jobu tloop Harvest, br, with ; She, with, Inmber Sid so! sep re bri ria Pierce, Rhodes, NYVork, ave, “ep: 13—Arr sohr oall, Collins, 85 t I7—Arrvehre We. Albany. Kithers La tt ¢ Mary Clark N pm AY G@ Whipple, Law Nyork. * r orate Ab h Tarks tsland rive Rea, NYork. A Ft hy echr Lodebar Dre hn ig Garrett, May, vatheriog Thomas, evtwiny Klleebou earl, Nyt, Al~ do. edora Roby, Hava Wi'lard, Phitadel |» Che brig James meson, Sept 16—Azr trig St Croix. Usher. Ragned i, Vas rine. Te Be io 01 Inare Moore, Rondout. foun a, Tray: Bid gohe Courier, st ¢ achry J W Swain, Townson, NYork; Covrier, Re Bean, Sep 13$—Are schr Warrior, Smith, Rockland Storer, Porte Pout WaLrnars, Sep) 10—Cld sohr Wan E Bird, Miller, i“, «. domers, Philadelphia. je Cabs, to 14—Le port bark Acnsin, Siratton, for i pt 15—Arr sebr Clarion, Obilds, glbsay iz, Partridge, aN Philadel- Gurtia- Yors, sud others. #156, Sanford, NY orks roertelt, sizing re0o8. Passengore oa. ar Peaket ship bene—Mr Loone Bald, of Parie; M vbid., . TooL—I's- ket ship A Z—Merers Clerk, and Mitler— ‘234 in the steerage, lavexroor—Ship New Evgland—Me Suffield, W do, P BH ben, 5 Parry, J Broadherst, J Flowman—3-wv in the steerage, Stient Capt. et adoven. Depes, Ii Bi) casos in tue city without cha.go until oar? 40 Pigti ENiatetece re -, Chagres direct, on ‘sclde wail « wleitteet. paitacecr eta very ‘ere thie bon find 186 advioe Colle: of « fam at No Pree FOR Juimen Marke, will leave Ric Janeiro, Val a $2. ‘ed ine irda Cherokee imo mneetis re the only m with the San Fi eee, will “ee Ot Peoame wih mee. Fo BASEN Wal, 4 and Ab South serosa” rt United AA NE.—THROUGE TICKETS Te cera, Saran pagar: tae run- FRANCISOO, CALIFO: dou! a ble this and BOUK, pees the soc re res without Bee ae Noe. Bie Pultam sirens UR MORAL PHY" OLUST— acti é rea such an have been treated or~ mpirion and physicians of less precios roe geveian he erpenperion 5 + pry joiving hiv store pitch hans Sag RIVATE Diss ' 91 STAG! cured by Dr. De Laney's new method. vent bin tend bet ing marks, & te @ Rector: fn pocn MN the mort hopeless pisiers (ith ed we: red. OF: old and ditheult cases, hie ( Buron-eag re pe Cot reenaich & ice Ot wou oreons ceotiots, call epen me , etna ARBEN [8 CONPIDENTIALLY CONSULTRE ieeacee. presciog. of cinhteen pracy, ola x Ww om ho. 1‘ serewt, wae Beeuvatied by any other in Amoree J pemard etry. jortugvess Female Perindieal ey Mey FR! enkaors, avaktel dediiitg I impediments to marriace On Stristere. ite natwre * oh, 1h Ua Maa~ on Hv cured. it may lew dormant * ot be t recnaul taeet ( Heelt de ne ether i ct f itde fr'the