The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1852, Page 2

You will av with what care the demostie in the anewer de, that, after : trial of thy 6 stituttone of the respective States ane guar jod quarters of a cmmery, the 7 pl iasouived ta COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, ! mautioy against the very cause fer whieh tho army * | isentisted, If thiv is Dot treachery, whit is? THE PRESIDENCY : ne engers. Aum IMITATION | shamm abe interforenay < esgrem epsooy at | bloodshed, Stanb7, and chaoek s Metnigne, at saeh | mass therein Pegs J - We pablish the suhjetved communications, bo- nfnences, or desolating ay oune t 8 catastrophe, the Goddess of Liberty would cover | 3 Developments of Incendiary and Anti-Slavery | canoes ‘the writers are the men wn particaariy 10- of these posutine inetitutioage thelr rosie | her feen, Cen hes mantle, and shed teats uf blood | mens a cae. sp. tion oon . ? é ’ spect—trne national whiga. Wo need not rey fieation of extinction, without doubt, is ty be re- | over her model republic. ‘This is the etate of things spe bth 1,018,304 iment i Both Parties, that we cannot yor goncur in their suggests. | ferred to the Btate alone wichin Whose borders they | that would be produced were the views of these | There is nothing mew in the stock market to da 71,128 Bae ‘ Devoted heart and soni aa we are to Mr. Webster | exist. _ | | Ultra abolitionists and agitators earriod out. Reading Railrcad was quite activo at a slight. advanece..|_O¢ner grain; bull 10008 fee i persovally, we cannot, in justice to our owa prin- Hlowever humanity may revolt at the act whirh (Men who, living. forfoit atl renown, ‘The variation in prices generally was trifling. and only in | feet. bbls "2701 aaee OAVENG IN TO ABOLITION DOCTRIVES, | sein we may add, to theprinciples of Mr. | replaces the chains upon the fugitive from bondage, | And. doubly dying, ehall go down | two or three of the emall fancics. Morris Canal was it bot- 41.020 56,035 AND OTH@R gems, | Webstor, and those of every true refuse to | it would be io vain to dony that the constitution or- | {To the vilo#t oust from whence they sprang. ter demond than we have noticed for rome time past 12,030 15.038 Ben, Ben, die. support the nomination of Ven tsoloagas | daing bis Tetum; and the act forrecluiming fagitives \ ee unbonored, and wubung.”” . 786.100 iai778 he and his friends accept, and * 9 & & & « % — » | At the seoond board, Roading Railroad was in demand at rdin good fairn ebile | from service, thus resting en this constitutional pro- the resolutions of the No vl Convention at | vision, should not be diverted from i's constitat 9. ri ; EXMRACTS FROM AN ANTI-SLAVERY LETre. an improvement of 34 per cent; Stonington, 14; Michigan 441 From the Whig Journals altimore. We have held, and still he | efficacy. In my estimation. the act is not frooot | You were Fight in supposing that [ never tra- | Central Railroad, 34; Morris Canal, 1{; Pennsylvania Voal apineee 182'395 {¥rom the New York Tribune, Jume 25 } language upon this mattor:— The | objectionable provisions—provisions which imprir |. velled through the South, for urpose of study- | Oo. declined ‘4 per cent; New Jersey Zine, 4. f tho eat, po Oe 135 THE THO PARTIES ON INS RRYESTION. candidasc, when the friénds of the ¢ | its ellieney, which contract ite powersand baffle its | ing the workings of tho eysteun + but You have not | ‘The sanils by the steamship Niagara, at Boston, from savealatalyat geirdeciehs Bho Moening Post thus caceludes ita ascount of | former, the friends of the former ought and myst dis tide water, during the third week in June, in the years fe German moeting for Kossuth at the Taberma- | card the latter—but not walt then. , 1851 ond 1852, was as follows:— Flour. biis, Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bu. 48.351 284.502 2.897 188,788 219,339 50 derign bese objectionable feuturcs, however, re- | made @ eowvert of me yet. as deci y telegraph. late tathor to the mode of its eperation than te ic* | that avery Picts fa the Pair es ibe ath teas inte) baafasicreny Kage! Lit + @e :— To rks Boiroxs ov tak Couriar aNd Unquiane : ringiple, and effect rather ite power of action than Seripture, to nature, and to common humanity. The Linas pump Loalibeta ge tn ccnale nearing rhe Attor Kowuth had retire), Mr. Georg read a series of | —Ail houor to the glorious tweniy-one—ail houor | It eonstitutionality oe _, | Biblocommands ua to ‘leve our neighbors ax our- | Abundant. From all the agricultural districts the most | 1851 Reeolatie ra en _ gaits Gertanus io. Ametion, is i te whig principles, and all honor to the editor who am! re subject of ova aba ae aes Near ipa sel ees,” to We, unto others a3 wo wish them to do | favorable accounts have been received, From the manu- Spent to the nasions of Europe, in a tere lo at ination ineonsiste: wit watform is in no qaarter regarded otherwise then | unto us Ww is gel advices cont . A mo Tas Ra eee wear — Feation policy of the whig purty is #troogly condemned, terooguindiolice Since Gen Bente" i ma aeien: | asan evil. comad in correction of a wreng, the notre neh totals Rope er eene bait eriapplber pears ean We have Thereage.._ 41 040 Ine.136,437 Dee. 65.103 Dee. bond Bhile the deimooraios, because they have taken no stwad h i recy latform. andas another of | obliquity of the social world oenverted th erson captive against his will—who k alah des there eee lo, ida ‘The aggregate quantity of the same articlos left at tide against am active interes! in foreigaaiTairs,arecomment- | has repudiated the whig platform. andas another of | obliqui ah But spas be Bae per Biive against his will—who keeps him in | po change in quotations for cotton to report, In finan- Satan fied: iu é ry ed a& the party most! to befriend the eanse of man | his orgaus said a great pa the Boott delegates | Ive into & crime. But no experience hi ht | the most shbapbortaie of human conditions—who | 610) senirs the greatest ente and plent wails, With Cr, from the commencement of navigation to the 224 + He the Old World. | These resolutions were passed with | would not consider the action of the ceaveation | that the moral sense alone oan suscessfully oppose | considers him his private property, and troata him, bi FRY eeee June. inclusive, during the years 1851 and 1852, was as akmost perfict upanisuity binding if Scott was not nominated, the National | the offence that is dictate? by interest, and | not asa fellow being, but as au animal of tho brute | UP¥ards of twenty-one millions sterling in the Bank of | fojows.-- “Mr. Georg” is probably imperfectly aeqnainted | whige have the right to repudiate the nomination | cowmtenanced by we Tho remedy must prococd | ereation? England, it ia not possible that the money market should Flour, bbls. Wheat. bu. Barley, Pith American politics, and spoke honestly; but | and udopt for their candidate the man who knows | from another direction; and the pecuniary iu-| “Another objection to the system is, that the | be otherwise than easy. ‘There was a moderate demand | 1°51... 065,025 495,353 2.570.009 «98.016 Shere is no such saouse or: 'Shs eet. That paper | No North—no South,” and whose whole t | tas st ahh induced ATED 1 a ohh pet Sevipture aasnres us of future rewards and punish- | for Amertoan securities without change in prices, 1852. $66,210 992.007 1.648.304 71,126. wows perfectly that the two Baltmore platforms | peen devoted to the prosperity and perpet petuated 1%, must first extinguivbed before | ments. ow can that man be called to an account > heya gee! = pabstatially agree in opposing any interveation by | that Uaion which ree’ 083 selintors he their agita- | the institution shall cease. When slave labor, | for his actions, when those actions are not at bis | _ Th¢ following order has been made by the Hon, Justice Decrease 198,815 Inc 400,054 Dee.021.67 Dec, 27,490 ovr government in behalf of the oppressed millions | tion, would destroy. Lot the motto of elitraewaigs | through the natural and artificial changes work- | own disposal?’ This strikes at the very rout of sla- | Wateon, of the Supreme Court, on the application of the | ‘The aggregate quantity of the same artieles left at tide. of urope. Scan them closely, and see if this is not be, * Compromize for the sake of the Union.” Let | ing in the commercial and natural world. very, and shows conclusively that the system is in- | Attorney General, and was, to-day, served on the Metro- | water, from the commencement of navigation to the 22a ES e R bu. Corn, : Bho fact. Here wre both of 1) thei inciples be the whig platvorm, and glo- | Shall have become unprofitable to ite owner, and | co:patible with the Christian religion. litan Bank :— , June, ii years 1850 1852, <1 DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM. hei eenty tusrewien EP ‘ake ae aldat be but the preeursor of his bankraptey, slavory will | * re * * he * Pe 4 SUPREME couRT, ee euneirne ba sao Resolved Bhat, in view ef the condition m popular | Danio) Webster. A Nawionan Waa. | have expired. And this is the obvious direction “ In almost the first sentence of that ‘ immortal The People of the State of New York agt. The Metropolitan Anstitutions in the Oid World, a high and sacred duty is devolved, with increased responsibility. upon the demo- Gracy of this country, as the party of the people. to up Bold aud maintain the rights of every State: and there. ¢ Union of the States. aud to sustain and advance among them constitutional liberty, by continuing to ro- sist all monopolies and exclusive legislition, for the bens- of our social growth. The vast public domain | dooument,’ the Declaration of Independenoe, we | Lark —It appeoring satisfactorily to mo, by affidavits, Flour: vols. Wheat. $u, Corn, bu, Barley, bu. eupied, and within an assignable period of time, | we have practised a living lie ovor siace that docu- suspeeting that the Metropolitan seeell opin the ves — —— “1 - will team with a hardy and vadustrious population. | ment wax given te the world; and how much longer | ant, is doing banking business, as a bank of discount aud Increase, . 292,900 Inc. 794,183 Inc, 726,612 Dec. 39,499: Delayed as it may be, the time is not discaut whea | we shall be guilty of it, heaven only kuows. To | deport, without the authority of law. and. is also doing By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the lat- these Ieads will be distributed among indigent citi | suit our practice that part of the declaration should | buriness as a money broker, in violation of lnm, Tdo, ter left at tide.water this year with the » ad when thronghout a vayver area than the | have readthus—All men are born free and equal | therefore, order and direct that that said dofendant, the ear, compared cor- 1 bas yet witnessed, shall extend and prosper | except negroes.’ ® Metropolitan Bank, show cause before the Hon. Amasi J, | Tesponding period of last year, shows a decreage of 99,484 » homes of free labor, Itis their right, aud uli wately the right shall be enjoyed. Thus expan to its natural proportions, there lives not its adver sary whom the giant free labor shall not overthrow; pheounter with sluve labor be as- To Truk Epiors oF THE Courter AND Bs spectable way—b is the opinion of ademocrat *iyed in the wool,” and | ~ oe 7 whose first choive is not Mr. Webster; butiide thous- | h are broad ugh | tion of a worthy man, of whom nobody ever t | dthe Union as | beard. And like the is and the Unic . in the fallexpan- | and whigs, he would ton of the energies and eapacity of this great and pro- | done so much for the Umen, in our late times of srosrive pec pie peril. Multitudes at the North would be glad to * igen Vote fora man who was not the candidate of Messrs, Parker. one of the Justices of the Supreme Court. at his | \ bls. flour. Hisrory or tne Exrernic Tenrorarn. By piles in pacity oat ries third cayottalyinent, areata Stock wixehange : : ‘0 at ten o'clock in the forenson. why an order should not 1 6, "67 ..031183¢ 25 she Pena Goal Co. .112) Alexander Jones. George P. Putnam, 10 Park | { granted, entirely and absolutely restraining “aud | ‘2000 ‘pee lem ps ies! Ta 0 pp. Svo —This is a neatly printed and | enjoining soid bank. and each and every of its oMcera, Soy uiee ut from reoviving deposits, | Aware ¥ Mace— hati sat . | clerks, agents, and employe 8. ‘That whi evarywhore, Greeley, Sewnurd & Co: and multitudes of the men S suffered, and slavery cannot for Havag Pack (gumesim nea sys suey eaten runing Dab discounting bills. drafts. notes, or any evidences of dedt. | 2200 City 2 an37 Na aoe warme arm A ofmind ane cation in the country, would like to | #! instant endure. It is safo, and eminently just, | lishing house of George P. Putnam, 10 Park place. | and from buying. selling. or in any manner dealing iu B00 . the doetiiues of tb : + bi) “ype ip. as an tives free | Vote for some one who bad not the pre tries. and | to bisname; while still igu ground. | farmers, meebanies and bborin that the © do, 1s of the social world should be corrected | [tis a work which was much wanted, as tho im- | Mullion. foreign coin, bills of exchange. or any paper, and | 10500 Indiana by inten sg. roceeding from the sources which ef * from coliecting any bills of banks, foreign or domestic. 2000 Eric Ist Mort I those € ies snd whi afi aefltionoes provements and extension of the electric telegraph | und from. in any manner. employing or using any of its | {00 Kriezd Meike ‘ 15060 Bas, ney, it would not be wise ta | have become ao great, of late years, as to invest | capital asa bunk, and from doing any kind or deserip- 2000 hud’p 1st Mt serip. 131 ' 20 Roch & Syr RR. . “122 100 L Taland RR, . ton RK, ix of Gonoral multitudes of the lid be glad from all entangling alllanees will ef never quitting our own to stand upon fo > i 33 “OD: : b Ist Mt Bds,107}4 225 Norwieh & Wor Bhat our mission as a republic is not to propagate our | to show, by their votes. that t despise the arta ei ¥ di chat F , ‘ ~. | tion of banking business as a corporation, 2000 Hud'n 2d ig @pinions, or impose on other eonntries our form of go- | of timeserving politiciuns, who that nono but | *Setavute, b tion, the disease, whose eventua: | them with peculiar interest to the public. Such is MALUONE WATSON. Sapreme Court Justice. | 100A" Teamteoe: 48. it aera ‘vernment, by artifice or force, but to teach b xample, | 9 milit | expulsion de : : 4%, 100 do. #90 ee the ech een hatha the novelty which surrounds everything connected | Dated at Atuany, June 24, 1852, 4 25 di 55 how. pees, Morleration, and justice. the be Ls = " 1700 Reading iit, & Raa coneceets sat ean fhe | really great man like Daniel Webster, in the prasent | i with them, and the wonderful results produced by | Notices of motion for an attachment for contempt of 200° “ao” 4: ituth 7 . “| state of parties, and in thoxpresent temper of the | Avt:Stavery Pat Down yracuseeThe A ; puppet 10 do 84 s/o ae id, dise ina | country, would be carried into toe White House by |. ComstuGon and Laws Vindicated, their operation, that the public mind can scarcely | court, have also heen served, by the Attorney General,on | 1004 Be ey te it amount to preesiely the same thing. Each was got | © Who is no partisan, but a watel | against H.W. Allen, Kaq.,, ane ene U.S. Mar The eubtle fluid by which various ingenious ma. | the 'residens, Cashier, and forcign money teller of the | 200 Canton Uo, ‘3 7U'y- $25 Hudson’ River RR, , 68 mp and inserted Yor exactly the same purpose RVER. | eye path eee er of As Abbeys a chines are actuated, is so remarkable in its nature, | ©!*tropolitan Bank, for the violation or evasion of the in- | (3 do oo y artes ae ad ses Re igs e Shoal ced . Sa » THE Counter ayy Bsourren: | 228 bim whyh kidnapping the person itive . ; a ‘i 2402 ¥ . mamely, to assure the South that the pariy pro 7o mm Ecprrons ov tins Counter Anb ENQUIRER? | Jerry, in the execution of & Warrant directed te him | that few persons, whose minds have not beon speag) iUnction served on suid bank, on the 22d inst , forbidding ace? lesa anes uading it, it sucec als would not get the country | —I bave just read the Ci ete state iny nuns © | by the U.S. Commissioner, under the provision of cially directed to it, are capable of clearly compre: it to deal in uneurvent bank notes, toa war with the European despots in behalf of | this morning, signed ‘A Webster Wh Ll Bi iis bir rimchll eerie ah she t slose by > i The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of their oppressed subjects. ‘The ‘democratic re- | me, through your columns, to extend hin my hand, | ‘20 Fogitive Slave act, was bronght to a close by | mire eoaleadecrs Reve ere p ease Medeor vor of Marshal Alea, the jary not ieay- | bending the laws by which it is govemed. Even | this port, to-day, amounted to $110,165 02; payments, ats, among those who have studied the seience of elec- | 46.554 12—balance, $4.284474 48. We uth this 7 a rane gmiei-a8 the eee decided tricity are many who have not closely examined ‘The demand for foreign exchange for remittance by the Teneetran teistcant ody oe he od gare ho the structure and principles of the different tele- | steamship Bultic, to-morrow—Saturday—has not been to the threats and howls of aa iufuriate mobon the | 8taph machines. very active; but rates continue firm at our quotations. | dst of October, 1851, A re-action of opinion—a re- A popular elementary work was demanded—one | The supply of bills on the market is toa fair extent. We vulsion of fee has commenced, that before it embracing all the facts regarding the history of the | (uote bills on London at 101; a 1034 per cent premium; ie uz the lans andrnetitation ou that ose: | strc telegraph from its enrleet conception up to | «® Posts f.102s 0 5f 15; Amslanam, 40% 3 1; Bro n, iu the same premises of reprobension and ob- | the present period. This dosideratum the author | ™% 76% * 79; Hamburg, 361; 9 3674. The fa { : < r i Meare take out about half a million of dollars in specie. noxiou on this spot, as H. W. Allen and his | hae attempted to supply. He states, inhis preface, | “,. sympathizers and coudjutors stood hore before the | snot Whe Bank ef America has declared a semi-annual divi- majorityon that day. Agitation and agitators sage dend of four per cent. nalmiast days in this o *. Tha Our aim has been to describe electricity and electric iauea 4 s che a i oays ae s aye lng telegraphe, in such @ popular form, as. to s. ble a party ‘The reecipts of the Penngylvania Central Railroad Com: CITY TRADE REPORT. ka Uiaiecdned: ana tating Week a ne, od not previously and fulty initiated, to gain a clearer and | pany, in each of the first five months of the past (wo F June 2%—6 P.M. Po ee tends Che aren beets thick and | petter knowledge of the eubject. years, were as annexed:— nneNs S08 Sen solve” means just exactly this; its w g counter- | while [ most hea tmeans nothing more. The only msterial dit- | written. I am, s ween therm, results from the fuet that the | —an old resident drawn up by ond to every word he has our oldest subseri with a Yory extended politi a politician, thelatter by an | xcquaintance—and I am yet to see the first whig esto assure tho slaveholdors | who is pleased with the nination ; and a friend, will steer very clear of any | now at my clbow, says such perilous and ** incendiary ” business as going | ble demonstration in to war for the liberties of mankind, without ing | will go for him. So say I, ar @irect and obvious offence to the exiled vietiins of | disiuterested whig patriots. Buropean despotism; while the latter is written as | never failed to vote since my maja H with deliberate mtent to alienate those victims | through gcod report and through ¢ a as widely as poseible. It is a fair sample of the | the wig ticket, contributing and money chronic stupidity whereby seven-eighths of our | freely, working night and day when everything adopted citizens are regularly driven into the ranks | looked dazk, and I had to hope against hope, bat, ef the sham democracy by men who, having more | till now, never despaired ; and this, now, is pavti wealth and leisure than brains or popular sympathy, | lar] ing, when, almost without exception, | @ontrive to elect each other to conventions, and | my friend fuse Lo vote for roport, thi is A rp ar an ab i tast, Vhey have already the weight of two nation- Asuxs were more acti eal : there aay and clo everything calculated to OT a a ale al platfornis upon then. The tribunals atve thom | ‘The work, after some preliminary remark, opens Puyvevuvasta Cextman Rarumoan, iets atid Bldgs pearls ad. Pas pee ter Bente good deal was swallowed for our candidate's sake | thy with any polities ria ae ‘lites, oud with wttor aversion. | rica relating to the electric telegraph, followed by a Testai 18) | payenab Soigerl anit 3 ea 3 . . j rregta : - > , ‘Traly, they are reduced to a deplorable poiat of de- anti ‘ ‘ 155,601 1 uyers, at 264. a 26 !se. por Ib., cash, that omght to haye been resisted; but it will not 8p G.J.L. és mui Utoatartieaans description of terms and telegraph instruments, il 243,773 71 Brrapstvrrs—Plour was in better reqnost but at easier always be so. To rue Evirorsor rae Court Lid raesatehen ya hss bmi aca Instrated by neat wood engravings. Then suceceds 204,808 94 ; This suit of the people v lL unpre H.W. Allon, pre dented principles aha features h as huve never before heen This anti- twill cost Gen. ain hin not tervention plani: in the whig platform colt some thousands of votes, and he first one. Xt will cost him five 161,583 92 | rates, the transactions including 15,500 bbis., ordinary to a brief review of contested legal claims between Se OEE straight State, superfine Canadian and mined Western at Morse and friends, against other inventors, with oe the trials and decisions had in the United States Total. tertaining feelings of en. lt, and believin would even now pref some new u told * . $857.990 20 } “ $3 93%/ a $4 0614; choice State, faverite Ohio, and fair te ourand votes in'this State, and at least as many itor aatiavere aaliiealecis Whack i ths conntiy. To sustain | courts. ‘The work also contains specimens of tele- | Receipts in 1861, 422.975 00 | fancy Western at $4 061; a $4 18%; with common. to good im proportion in Ohio and Wisconsin. And yet all | susgost to you the wishes havesiol-ciaiyall anotemeciie p tho ranks of | graph signal writing and printing, with a chronolo- | tporasein five month® .............é. vee $495.015 20 per et tl ctor ned a Rs ruled firm but the bitterest anti-intervention wisse Wo cai Tavecnvantin Aiaominkse DART eee hists la the | gical statement of the years in which various tele- |” ull, at $8 12/4 a $3 18% per bbl.; 500 bbls. Jersey and inate Daniel country, w Ib would be an ) brought out—Gerrit Sivith, ir. Smith we had er seen or heard be. new him as the head and front of his te the eountry; and the ee hatte Alabama, M ieree and King, and will conte independent nomination tion, should they, through the aid and comfort ren | fact equally gentityin. dered them by our illustrious blockheads, be elect- | would be ed. The ultra slave power necessarily rules a de- | weuld give Mocratic administration more rigidly than it ever ean a whig, bees it will have done more to bring | return the oh Ht into existence. South Carolina sees this and acts | to the world th Braph lines werecrected inthe United States. Another | A sronterlength of road hus been in operation this | Brandywine, meal changed hands at ¢3 126 a $5 154, chapter contains valuable statistical information | yenr, which is one cause of the great increase in receipts. 3.000 bushels river rye at 80c.; and 28,000 bushels un- cting the expense of building, mauagement, | "The directors of the propored railroad to connect Lake | merchantable, with inixed Western and round yellow > working es the lines. An inter esting chapter Ontario with the Cayuga and Susquehanna Railroad, met = at ee a 58e., bale (ates and G1 24c., a Bde, per rie pa ape hich ve fe and ALU at Auburn, June 21; $460,000 in cash was subscribed, ine | Pty ee ate Sees Onan Ua tO CcmINaR SEINE Rae cedotes and incidents OMS OES anaing the $100,000 authorized tobe taken by the city. | 'Gorrox—The market continues firm, but not very sted and inserted notices of | A call of ton per cent on the stock was made, payable in | active, the buslucss reaching 00 bales, at our quota- Webster for the next Pres D : jon = i pee cree nee And us we | not reached by expe s af electricity. These ey and : was ee ae for proposals | 4 Senior Lrvanrcon Cragmirrenamoy. j ¢ doomed to a sev jor States which we |r kas ce ie so Ox ) ‘ trneting the rond immediately. leans ar might and should have carried wich arash, and to | __{078F Eptons of anu Couniny en of Gen Ta »posed improve ment in fi ccetpts of the M ual, during the week end- phen Joe others which want to vote for ] purposes ( 7 ore n pe 19, re $4.540, 84 inst $5.862 G1, 7 8 sw 8X a Anveterate owls ag concocted the Baltimore plate | err aia fs nt sen, or in Agri spl ge) Boal 5 thea a Meal form. leetro- ‘ihe Treaeurcr of the Chesapeake and Ohio Cunal has e3 At | siven notice that. in consequence of heavy expenditures, eoused by dameges te the caval, the payment of the in- terest on Coupon Bonds of Sif, due on the Ist of July sspended. apnexed statement exhibits the quantity and value dry goods entered at this port for consumption —- that will Iurst © [From the Courier and F Tia bad enongh to bolt There is a degree of eas about the one— ‘ nothing but utter cowa about the other. On ns, if they ave now. W Tuesday mornmg last, the Trituae vetemently | bave been imposed apo b denounced and unqualifiedly repudiated the whig | that we cupht to let it be the South feel the same 1 per chaldron, and American. an’ $5 4b per ton Corrnr—There have beon £00 bayy market uraltered sheathing re yer tb, each. Freicnts —Shippers were w: aken, at 9150 ined in requost, tho veesipt of the cen of Now I Meal ? | : 5 Ningura’s letters; hence. engagements were light te kg aiicarpee See incaes Wat our pa ened peal ug the we endit i, fi eo par 5 Bld. a 3-16 bis. flo mw t, We animadverted upon it with earnestness, but | if, our Slavholder. comnee- | jug the week ending June 25,in each of the past two | 532d. id bbls. flour were taken at 14d. Grain hall h you | Morte lt To Bete ue bushels wheat (not shall bo A es a : pefore reported) were engaged at 6d, bagged by the spark nt will, Movearcers my Wonsicx Dav Goons. veesel, Flour was at 1s, Od and turpentiuontzs. There f powder in the eich cama was no change in rates for California or Havre. iM —isa— without acrimo and showed that principle: the very elements of the being of the whig j that those principles, without losing any r | essential worth, must frequently be wrought into Sent our? + wuthe Sasso caper THe Pate Vala | ght yt But 250 boxes bunch alsin fonnd purchasers y sha’ y conservative pi he party, I ich is not n 00] ABE $418,041 at $1 95, and 700 boxes lemons at $4 25, - times—that thie can only be done by the organized Ronnie a ned,isuo touchhole would | * Ake ST trunsuotion, to reperts are 1-389 dry Buenos Syren, 20 aid “Ration of tho party through its reprosontat | he neces would also be saved in ee silk. ti0 211b, av. at I7e. per Ih.; 1,156 xalted do. eows, 48 do, that it is a matter of supreme ern ; ft fring a ; ‘on, as bo deluy would | Miscellaneous... ie. do ; 8.200 dry Nataruorae, 26 do., 12 diy ald wht; know whether the principles just set : ne the Briolt aid the | x of caps. i 5 <a aca Buenos Ayres salted ealf, 12 do., Oe. do.; 300 Southera, for thie ne aid Gly ate S762 OF Bre stigt a hy Pre er your mind li ve ae Atte ing the applicat | folestene tts De eae " price not named; 4.000 Matamoras, on private terms. to be accepted by a certain section of the party : wn side of (bh | gia he deteil le work | sronut of wool... 100 so2.100" sie a ee say the Sey ee ioeees Le heer eg Whose favorite candidate for the most ropon | oiler or sboli | Soneinden witht: & is i aie i il ame ee 5 5.606 aa "Senn | tnoee "We heard that ‘too tone Seoteh pig. were pre- sible of all public posts the whiz party at large | | egeee ery at vir ext Seb a } a 714.443 | cured, at $10 50 0 $20, usail credit, Market unaltered. are called upon to support. In y ot the | prety octal Phe nba tales tine AA aE = 1 LN TEnles were made of 1.500 bbls, common Kook- a at th vailing distinetive spirit_of the ctaabinnte length of the present telegraph lines in Amoriea and | land, at SSe. per 100 lbs, Inqui 1. sir bed fa Baraerradtve, and tlias of tho Tribuan ce ation of | ur eceds the eireumference of the earth. The | _ — Mccamas.—Hesond the duteud Seon has Porte Ries, innoy sti z,and that the three most comprehensive | r of the book cont telegraph ‘Sotal.. $72,580 176 at private contract. we have nothing to report, 4 te? tant principles of the whig pl | r Ineseages from New York to all parts of Entered for Warehousing. | , Naver Sroxns.—Tneluded in the day's business wer sand mort important principles of the whig pl. A ttad Stat Ag | Manuf, ofwool... 413 ” $106,684 " | 2.000 bbIs crude turpentine, at $350 per 280 Ibs.; 200 are altogether repudiated by the Tirtbune, w Wa cumiee a Gtk sali Che dea | ‘ 15 | bbls. spirits do., at Per gallon; 2,000 bbls. North. four most comprehensive and most important p ve anno b th we ts Ma ‘He ar Tel ' 5 178 | county ecmmon rosin, at $1 20a $1 32 ; and 800 Wil- ciples of the liberty party platform are wnqnalifiedly | t)0 gimet attention fo the chapter ast Mothods of Tele- “fax 13 By | mington, at $195 a $1 40. Market active. approved by it, we submitted the question—W pean gpa graph Writing,” in which some projected new im- | yis-ccnaneous 5 cy | Git ckmall parcels crude eperm realized $1 25; eruds on ea the Tribune a whig newspaper «| made up | provemenis of great value are noticed by the au- | 7) shames, Santen pd | whale, 7¢, gallons linseed oil, 62c., eash, per gat- nying the question with an appeal that it might | WME Party. ; | the ; PO a aa 20 $04,013 | Jon: and 150 baskets clive, $3 1214, euch Jd months, pedis, Meek ES ae DAE Ta ni were conducte } Should our spa t, we may hereafter give | A ‘i t, week ending June | _PRovistone were less im request, and tho sales did not ¢ answered in. good temper and plain bd | sfactslioees HNC | Total value put upon the market, week ending June | exceed 3u0 Ubis, Prime and hess pork at $10 134 4 6m sg id poet he gratified. N ewe : | 25.18 : oe JU Nares 215 | 8nd $10 a s10 25 ; 250 pkgs, shoulders cod hats at 72¢0. pense could fail to see that theae propos! | a 8740, sud fe, 0.60. ; G00 bbls, No. 2, and fae inqniries w to the purpove, and that in honesty | en | at l0tye. an se. 2 10!<e. per pound; 1.000 bbls. prime - they ‘should ‘lsve been snswored to the purpose ght Js amnoiraced Decrente, 1868s. ssoeseieveoee ssvss $O7B802 | Seances beer $7 a #8 lo abel EDO ee cae eae Hox they answered! From something in oa (lg i a he trade is active for the season, and soon there will Katina dialed, 1ai¢e Lhd Oe ordinary to pyime terdwy’s Tribune, which we suppose was inter: hig giasia batlantecxs spring up a busy note of preparation for the fall. Fiven , Chere at Bec. 8 7 se. ,000 Havana. disposed of, at 0. reply, we quote the, following ‘parsgrap) F fon," and “It’s the Custom now carly buyers for the Southwest are in matket look- | gif si, enstcmavy term : wg tad alle bela bee dba ol eel phog es ‘ “in which Mr. and Mrs, Williams will ing round, Shippers are buying, for the California, | | Soar.—A further lot of 200 boxes Castile was purchased. Sut we like to build cur own piatforms, We the leaaing parts. ond sing +c { for future daiivery. at Se a 94/e per pound, four mouths. s of then | ‘bowan-tnase Re-enticlpatens ne ttt j sd South American and China markets, while the | “Riana We hve only to note jalusoe avy bole do, ' Frouch and Spanish | Clothiers not only are buying for their fill bnsinoss. tut c Whiskey, at 202;¢ @ 2034e, for Ohio, and 21'4¢. for j ni possibly avoid S Miles, Drouct, | their stock ot summer clothing has run ont, and they Pip Nereis aed fallen. issues ‘ ed per | have been obliged to make farther purchase of these. | vated for Mureovndo, and ebout 1000 hile oy ete me ek a 1 Mao 06 te Setoened, footie I | Unbleoched sheetings and shirtings aro in requost and | de during the day, ebiefly at 6a 543 al Phe ce, Lester, Drew, Mas, Blue oud Mis. Drow, will | firmat 7 je. which isan advance, and the demand gains | per Ib. al ti iw c appear. rather on the supply. Bicached goods are stendy at old | we wie 00 Ibe. primo feteliod 8% a 8X0. per never buy vot Narviowan Tuvatee.—Pordy. a7 ing that his new dra | rates with a good supply; but holders are anticipating ‘Tras appeared qmaitercd, The Adelaide's cargo was peeling 8 dopends On ieescith anversces it again fet this cetag ety | an advance shortly, Drills are also stondy, with a good | offered at auction hia forenoon, from which all the our agreeing no ion of slavery. or 8 | camecast: ‘The first scene | export demand; trowns, 74; a 74(e.; bleached, 8e.; and Ole cocoa, of the black qualities were taken, at for- our agreeing to gi 1 comfort’? io the | cd ithh pete Dues Sc. Osnnburge are also higher, though the do- Woon —We have nothiee of importance this week to + boul herp or | iu a very ereditable 1 1a © Tal 5 to. fim, Wie Jorate ace | notice ‘There has been more inquiry for deinestic wool, e up their bed | e with the farce ef * Tom Bre ata lee a at ag Phra a cana bp emo brat tera is ont pain by sceond, Avcon Pract Orrna Hover.—Donetti's troupe ave an. | Uvity. Stripes and ticks are stiffer, at very full mates. | tinay, feo | ncnnerd for Une evening ina variety of their earprising | and with an improved inquiry, Printing cloths have , fecnire GP sRobuCR THM tar, nies iin ‘un ae | ve will be an exbilitien in the j advanced ‘yo; bayer have been holding off at thoad- | | By | Nowsst Vosis—20 016 bbls. town, 18,156 Sormerly supp a bg ae andy nthe publi’ Phoaerae, | incotton implies that prints aro in requost at fair ratos, | lard, 236 do, provisioits, end £98 stiles leatnor pg de ards Ba Apion uitempt to nilegncen an evening eonsict of | Ginghoans ave iunetixe, Lawns are stitt fn request, ant | | nis Merenosv=i15 phy. butter, 23 Mates woo! ier phe by entting down a tree | et syne saat, Helles” | full prices axe obtained. Delatnes are dail. Woollens | “RR Frew Rainoar—2l rolle loather, 16 pkgs f yt for wh alist) de Phen | are firm. cloths expeeiaily, with ® good demand, Cassi- | butter, and 69 do. cheer Bre Growing Up in | * | were: ere dull, but firm, Satinets are active, with an rtd 1 A, n—Che poputar band of | a : + ‘ Fro te atoluk, | minstrels conttnaes as auoccnat Their programme | upward tendency in prices. insoys have been active. | Tap Rocanwe Fasxtuy.—A letter from Toumay, pe s the Christian re | for to-n ‘s very attractive, consisting of songs and | pnd are bigher by tye. Jeans sre active, and held stan | of tho 23d May, states:—*In conssquence of a re- after pent ney 4 | sunillions of gna | Ua MELD CCS a stinuatecla areto eto an { Mlvanee, Twerds ere steady. Wlanncls ave in good snp- | cont judgment of the tribunal of first instance of this.» town which has decreed the division of the proper- Elightest den’ | + _ . el jee: laukeis are more dull sh: bas Gk ses Be b blatbe ike ot whe then | pe e muscment today, The pro- | and eel wellnt fall prices. Bi aol, r Mr. Dawai- ? =a ratte J | nto get rid ¢ he for govern: | * 0 iL se 0 [Bf ae f 4 speed de fe vie | at (hoNee are Buaiteal Deco neMs BLY f ye Ca propriate a large | cond eoncart at Metxopol- | Ft A tm tthe dnieortations are not likely to bo { {Wee Shildren, aninorg, of Hyppolita de Bocarme, to a rag of wh v | wah feceprade ~ “reste ’ Mesxioo for tie turnoes olony ic . Ned —We | GRAND RATIFTC VaNEEESO™ | Ureudlan dl saves cad te iceoe ccaane td will be exhthlted at unless intein the reacon, Prices of woollsn | the two farme, its appendages, as woll as’ of the gone i ee of the demoorney | yp te ie ty the same ins the lower aloo, a goods continue to advance nbroad. Wool ia | property inherited from the Count de Booarme, who» | eagre on Monday | | | | { | lowly, and the importations aro not likely to be | effect the sale of the Chateau de Bitromont, an | | | | | | | givewortli to th "| came otf, 10 ; enteonth ward, in “Loiw Stcntes ta ge | Vnglond, hex sieen 22. sterling per Ih.. which mut afoot Hey se rave ister, expres ha: Ola a nee ig put forv | First avenue, Eleventh and ‘ welfths Ganites i Bubday eombert wilt be ateon | OM MD importations, but more especially those of next | Carmo, the futher, the funily intend’ to porelinse Yo found in the fice entra } | py Loneorth’s Cornet Daud at. the vecuttul orcpiie | spHbg. Light French, German, aud Yorkshire cloths are | and pull down filo old _manor-house of Bury, of dant fre pd | than that whi ro, in | thealte totnenrew eventog. sh td 2 inrequest, and the demandis inercasing, ‘ho course cf | such painful celebrity. The Countess do Bocarme, #1 reacon of i ing | the . 4 H 2 ; oo returns to Englond to-day In the | trade, this fell, will, it is anticipated, be a good one. Tho | with hor son Gonzales, were lately at the Baths of : whig nome aoa 5 a the whig camp. | cast ty at in ny | Monee? nity : wutac:| ot ic provence in London toresume the | among from the West came in late, but proved goal; | Chaudfontnine. “It appears,’ says the Indepen- ad man conce of that oity, “that nothing confirms the state- | Min who have not the good of th shaiter, The with it ce | the platforin : t le (journ in this country hes been shorter than | Yet, being late, the purchases were not to the tally ment made some lime ago ofa momber of an illas- aeoet Koglish , “ seenee ‘ i fol. | atts * mf 7 on Was aulicmted on hor aprivel, leaving room for an ample business in tho full, Th trious English family having left her by will £24,- Southern demand will sico improve, while the wt hi hao frem California have beon favorable to quickened ship pore oo = | mode to her. ‘This was not accopted whon made, | * | GOO; but it appears that an offer of miringe wae | { | Uni hy ae i TV atmie acecn thte etc ea Rotarian lire ments there. Tho tendency of prices being upwar and there has beon no more question of it sines the which enshrouded the prozpect | nd bled for—a streoture that has beca reaved by | ©. Brook's bon. Daw tteese 2-41 | thero fs a constant demand for whatever can bo bought month of August. Chnltchatcoare the most skilful arch served hy the domagogu: % length disoppeare omens, we are nd repaired_and pre- most finished workmen. Yet these ike the Ephesi ratne, who fired without any, ot with enly light, adyanco All staple Dearn ov A Crevitn ov BROOLYN AT GRANADA, ciion goods must advance considerably, The vores | Nioanaava.—T. do esas eee Minister from cris, wo wilekandveprot, 1D harness, arriving out still come with fiperfect cargoes. There | Nicaragua, at Washington, publishes tho following wai The public lands ore eloimed to be held inviolate | the temple of Diana, at Eybiens, solely to acquire | 1 : die ‘tebe a notice officially :— Doctor David Shoonmaker, & for national purposes, and” the vetc, swwer created | fime, would apply the aacrlfipdts toreh to our ble’ | B Peake 1 2 1 | have been sometrensnetions for tho Australian mkt | native of Brookisn, New York, died in. the. city of / by the constitutien is applauded. Tho observance | temple of liberty, mexely to gratify tariv eriminsl ) f entered b. g Pelham, $8 | The business with this now market will, we anticlpale, | Cranidg, in Nicaragua, on the 16th. of Janvory of the rights of each State is properly made the | love of notoriety. They have sich a thirst for | 3;°L ontered bg Pot... drawn, | become a regular and a profitable one, Jast, intestate, leaving certain personal property “ foundation of their union, while constitutional li- | power that they would sooner ‘rule in hell than ‘timo--6:10, 6:10 ‘The following table shows the quantity of rome of the | His legal representatives are hereby notified » erty is made to move in resistance to all monopo- | serve in heaven.’ God forbid that they should suc- Buexen Consvn at Prvuapenrnta,—The Preai- | Principal articles of produce teft at (de water, from the | the ovidences of their heirship, properly authontie 4 os tatioge paige legislation. The approval of the | gved in thett infernal designs.” Bier inlip ally, recopnived. George Heinriel | comunnectent of navigation om the canals of this State | cated, in this legation, or in the office of Don. Jore | i : "1D Comes, jud neo in that complotenoss that accredits the erced to the faith of | “Ts tho gront quostion, whothor man is capable | Mecko as Consul for the tree and Hanseatic city of | to 220 dime, inclusive, during the yours 1890, 02 days dors con a tesedt bp the oh P ferro dy Ls shut Ue iniinvely worse | the American democracy. of self-government, now to be desided ? aod will | Bremen at Jhiledelphia. { 1851, 69 amyes UBS O8 dye m= ‘