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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17
,l,ade less ,le.l inactive jersey We quote s.

shade less Mea Is inactive jersey quote 81 75s 81
Brerdy,yiIe 81
GRAN-Thi5 morning there were ahou, IL COO bushels
lhnos Wheat atnat uusold OF this about 400 bushels
have been sold % pic part for milling up The river and
part for Brush provinces In Corn there mach dong
but the price steady Sales 100 bush jersey Yellow
55c, MEASURE 1900 do North yeT at ). Soc weight and
We hear Of nohin. doug Rye and there but
little offering The nominal - SOC Oats
coming IN ffe- and the sales The quotation for
good prime River aGd Canal y 2s and 70 very
prime. Shorts :! :; Ship Stnffs H. b
BEESWA8-We notice sales Of 1000 lbs prime Ohio
Yellow a, zoe, aud 1900 do Western
TALLoW-A parcel Of Northern 81, 600 b,.. ba. bveu
taken for shipment at &c, cash. Primo lots scarce AID
sUGAR-of the cargo Of Sandwich Island Jus, ed
800 bags lave been taken at Sc month by rsfneT on
trial
sALT-we notice sales Of 5000 TO 100 s.cks Liverpool
and 2coo bush salina ALL usual ransPired
The quotation for Liverpool Fine i 81 Il s. D; Coarse
81 III a 80
FRUlT-Of,he cargo Of the Canova 800 bxs bunch Raj
sii,s have bean sold 4, 81 b.. mos
TEASAt sale OF Teas per Probu; to-day, the prices
show decline of to 10 per cent in both Blacks aud Greens
The company very Iar.s, aud little animation was
visible Very few buyers from abroad. Much OF the cate:
logus withdrawn and the sale could not have proceeded
without still greater decline, specially on blacks
Work inspection, S22 s23. This we believe, Is the
first sale Of importance for long time in this market
WHALEBONE-We notice farther sales of 10 coo lbs
Houth S lorrXpoF on terms nn ;arlfed SupioSsh &c
cash
BONES AND HORNs-We notice sales 10000 Of thu
former s. per NJ aud 800 of the latter s; per NJ
STAVEs-T There is nothing doing About 20 " have
from the Sout but We hear Of no sales. The quo
tatious white oak pipes s3s: do hds $50; do barrels
S2S Rd yak hhds $50 S2l White oak hhds headings,
$40 $40
TlDES--Since last notice there have been sales l6l5
New Orleans irauspred: 1900 Lagauyra at -,
mos 395 Bue7c tyres 2i lbs l2c. per off for
casi 700 Rio Gande at DC mos; and 200 Wet salted
Rio Gandc private At Baltimore there have been
farther sales of $500 Buenos Ayes for this market at 2c.
Il months
LEATHER-Thc market is firm with a good steady d.
lnsud from the trade.
FROVISIONS-We hear Of but little doing in barrel
meats. Mess Pork worth $: -; Prime s. 81, s. So
SaIe5 600 bbls Old Prime This State, 50 So d Beci Is
less finn. A priin- lot Of Vermont was offered al - l2-
CITY is worth 81 15aS Ptime sScarce. Good demand Tor
Butter Grease lower lots being offered al .. Sales 300
300 good Ohio &c. TIE average IS 81 l5c Lard
heavy aud hear Of no sales 10 form our quotations.
None Of the picked meats recently arrived have yet been
landed. Holders are asking very high prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17
Trenton Sheet Anchor, 10th

THOUGH WITHOUT STOPPING We are IN
formed that Delegations from the several Rail
road Companies held Convention IN this city
on Friday and Saturday last, and resolved to run
in connection, so that there shall be no delay at
this or any other point The cars Will leave
Buffalo at 8 A. VI. and P. NJ, and this city at
II NJ. and 10 P NJ. In addition to this, there
viii be the cheap train, which will leave as at
present. This arrangement commences to-day
Rochester Democrat, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

A SEsrEscE.-The Delaware Republican states
that Uriah Henson was tried on "Wednesday last,
and found guilty of attacking Jacob stanhope
with intent to Kill. The Judge sentenced hun as
follows: hour in the plllory, l20 lashes on the
bare back, ? years and months imprisonment
81 wears sold as a servant, and $4,000 fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

FATAL AccIDEsT.-A young girl, named Sarah
Fix, met with distressing death at Reading, Pa.
on Friday afternoon. She was sent into the gar
ret to take down the clothes-line, and III climbing
up to loosen it from hook to which 1t was fast
ened, fell and was caught to the line by her neck,
and instantly strangled- Her mother heard the
fall, and at up stairs; but ere she reached
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

SHOCKING ourKAes.-A strange outrage oc-
CURED in Paterson. ~ ]. few days ago a
vauls belonging TO Patrick Magazines was broken
open, and a coffin which was deposited therein
during last summer, containing small child,
was destroyed, and both arms OF the child tom
from the body. a reward of one hundred dollars
Is Offered for the TiIlain.
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DI ED,

YESTERDAY morning. John H. Petre. a-ed % years.
The friend, Of the family ar. ,,p.clly invite. to attend
r,n,, ,,,s OVdn.sd,,i ,f,rronr =, ,,rocl from 20
,uieid 's l"euhesnaj di'ei'ooh a' ocoeN' 'IVn 90
Division-stIe1t.
Ca Monday pight t- l3i instant, Anna, infant daughter
OF o.. SIusteya' aaa JG4ttd Sh'p"in aga - moni
De sn' % 'l iiili! a .' - at.s.p '.e '.si"
th'' afternoon az . ''"'"i nom No. - He'
Second avenue.
MAY II, Elizabeth, wife Of John V. Tilyou, aged 10.
May u, Alfred Booth, prgtsr :, aSsd 81 49,,
A. Lchhed Cohn. on tie l'ti ist, MIS- war! LeId
aged =
At Brunswick Me John McMaaus, aged SO. Mr.. VI
rysd in The, army of his country AZ soldier nearly four
H. was Al the surrender Of Bur-oyns served under
GeG sulvan IN lg ol.mk county anu o"u
d. NJ ~ a l, -, g.
,t ~ ~ Taw.yoIt als - ~
4, o. Anil % Von.Iobn Robinson o.. If the
~ 80 w. Sn. r,+T H.; md r was Far
r~riye Yeas senator Of .e United States from the STATE
o. i East Cambridge Mass, May Mrs Nancy, relic of
Capt. Daniel Hayden, aged a.
At Tewksbur!, Mass May g. Jacob Marshall, reNciu-
rjouary pensoner, aged IS.
4, Baltimore MAY H. Mary Ostrum, wife Of Richard w.
81 i d,uc,.r Of tlie la- Dr. Harvey klapp AGED -.
49,
THE HOME. or Family Cares and Family joys,
he E-ls,ika Bremen translated by Mary Hewitt price
70, cents; .x....;-..; ,,,,-
Ltdy sac ,o'ii'i % tae Disasters III Ai "
?, prce ~ cents ~. - -; % o.,,.
J%dan st ~ ~ E IT. non;f sZnnsi,or Of
The tIeroILlht W ToieSSos 1us,i = iyn'ins -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

TIE WAnnEx MuRDER.-The Sussex Herald
says -" There is rumor that the boy has re-
covered perfect use of ms reason, and distinctly
aro,os that one Of the persons who ,cas arrested
on suspicion, is the person he saw in his roam on
the night Of the murder. THIS person is Aubie,
who, according to the same report, has been again
arrested, and that Coleman and Hultsizer have
fed
More direct accounts confirm the report Of the
boys recovery; but state that Coleman has been
arrested the second time.
Trenton Sheet-Anchor 10Th.
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Enthusiastically Reported for The Tribune,

ASHES-The arrivals continue large aud the yards are
much cs,nbersd up with the stock waiting for Inspection.
The market NOT firm and notice sales about 100 bbs al
81 OBJ and IS So Pearls rather scarce and "e only
sales OF so bbls arrive next week a; - 90
COTToN-The mafke, is IN perfectly inactive state,
buyers keeping OF market almost entirely The decline
the Hibcrna is considered by 10 be fully &C. per
10. The sales however limited mark the quota
tons strictly. We quote as Yesterday.
FLOUR AND NlEAL-'Therv is afairSteady demand,
and Eastern buyers srk taking considerable parcels The
rate for Gnesee 81 90 with occasionally parcel al oa
Al the former e market dull but there good d
maud al 81 6aA Michigan and OHIO plenty Sales
prime MIehin iohe East at 81 SOL. lot OF 400 5bls
round OHIO sold al - The New Orleans ahoat Is not
going on rapidly buyers and sellers beng considerably apart
in their ideas We have oal heard OF 400 bbls at 81 and
l5o DO al % Or parcel OF fancy about 400 bbls sold at
ISL Southern Is rot very active but believe there
nothing b. had at s! The nominal range 1 ST.
so which covers ell the grades. Sales Georgriown
,Clarcets from the wharf sig Wenotcc sales North
river Rye Flour to-day 50 s1, and some aienor al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

RudsELLlNG PosrMAsrERs, LOOK OUT FOR
MALKiNG- Tickets In conversation with the
hon. Charles a, WickGtle. Postmaster General,
on the Sd of July last. in his office at Washing
eh, he assured us that wherever Post Office
was v Kept IN store or place where Gpplers were
furnished with Intoxicating drinks and were al
owed 10 loitcr about the store, TO the ANNOYANCE
u ~ ladies and others who might wish to visit the
gnce, to mail or to receive letters, it would be
s - by the Department its duty to remove
R Keeper OF such Post Office from office.
IN. II. Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

TIE Rocky MOUNTAIN ExpEDlrIoN-Ihc fol-
lowing list comprises the names Of the gentlemen
who left st. Louis on the I'd inst. in the steam
boat Weston for the Far West
Sir William Drummond Stewart; Mons. T.
Pietierrc, Artist, Paris; Prof Mersche, Boianist,
Baltimore, Md Messrs. n. and K. hermann,
Baltimore, Nd. DR.. S. Tilghnlan, Surgeon, Bal
timore, Md. Lieut.. Smith U. S. Army Lieut.
Graham, q. s. Army; Mr.. Field, New Orleans
Picavunc; Mr.. Sublette, Captain of Camp, St.
Louis Prof Baitele, Mineralogst, London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

DsowNEp.-A deck hand, belonging to the
@Ma a Queen of the South, while lying at
mus Point fell into the river on the night of the
&c inst. and was drowned Louisville Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

:, fATAL AccipENr-On Friday afternoon, as
s'efh small boys were playing on some timbers
" u wharf at Danvers, New Mills a stick Of
S IlOer rolled over, and prccipitatcd three of the
aus INTO the dock, the timber falling upon them.
aSh OF Dr. Hunt, aged 5 years, was so much in
aso that he died on Sunday morning. One other
~ VINO was severely injured ii is thought will
''oSef Salem Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17
Rarrv.s WIGS and Scalps.-

e Barry's Wigs and Scaips.5The Compile
success a he above named has met WITH IN he @
OF his unriyalied heads of hair for the last Two years ii
ceeds his sansuin- expectations ne soc
call confident Of satisfying h- most ls
ht and cheapest maker the city They can Dc an ohy
las Broadway, Of Liberty street, up stars
rooms for fitting wigs and loupees M ieim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

Who WILL NOT PLANT Tree Capt John
Ferguson, veteran of the Revolution, now living
IN Bedford, n. H., when in the prime of life, cut
awlllow walking stick from tree in Haverhill
Mass, and upon his arrival at Pelham, n. H.
where he then resided, he placed his cane in the
ground about six rods north of the old meeting
house IN that town. The cane may be seen in
lhe shape of a tree, measuring fifteen end halt
lset circumference, at the smallest place below
Inc branches, which are of corresponding proper
hcns with the trunk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

nMEsRENNERANs.-This singular but active
nuy OF professors, who abound in Lancaster,
Dauphln, and other German Counties of Penn
!Tama, who reject all creeds, and profess 10
axe the Word of God as their sole cuitie, arc en-.
wing revivals IN various places. Elder ]. Ross.
ae OF their Ministers, lately baptized fifty per.
sa's at Lancaster city.
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NEW NUMBER.
Family Magazine. No. VII.

q The Seventh Number Of TINS popular work is ready
and subscribers this contains 2,0 oya
svo pag and about m engav1ss, many of then, hnc de-
si-rs By Chapman. Prlce d cents Ter number.
- This ACKNOWLEDGED 10y all TO b. the ebeapes, work
srpublshed The whole work be completed In Is num-
t<rS. The back Numbers may still b. obtair-d
mB GREELEY x NCELRi1 Tnbur- Buildings.
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ALLEDGED MURDER CASE Ur TowN.-Con-
siderable excitement was raised in our community
this morning by report that Matthew Berry, an
lrisllman, had murdered his wife in Il most shock
ing manner Berry, who was very much intox-
icated, was taken into custody. a coroncr's in
quest was held on the body this morning. DR..
Miller, who was called 10 examine the body.
stated that he discovered no marks of violence on
her, and gave it as his opinion that she died of an
apoplcctlc fit. Verdict accordingly.
Berry was very much intoxicated, and is still
in durance under charge of murder. He will
have his examination this afternoon, when he is
more sober, than at the present writing. We think
it not unlikely that he has been the cause OF his
wife's death, notwithstanding the verdict Of the
coroner's jury. She was found lying near the door
Of the house where she and lie lived, in the upper
part of the city, the Mill Bridge, her body
and face very much dscolorcd. Berry was found
i'll one Of the rooms Of the house perfectly stupid
with liquor and exclaimed, on being taken into
custody-"I IN IA poor nislortunatc mani we
lost my woman )" IIc is said to be "a bad fell
lew, and his wife has frequently left him. 1t was
necessary to secure him before he could be taken
to prison, although, as we have stated, in liquor
Providence Chronicle, May TO-
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puhIio Stock Exchnnse. MaY1s.
Commercial and Money Matters.

The sales the Board to-day large exceeding 500
600 of State Stocks, generally firm prices Ohio aud Ken
lucky left of yesterdays prices, but the tendency
downward tie close Merchants Exchange Bank i'm
proved per cent; Harlem , Paeason l.
The Bill market is quiet to-day, and rates tend downward
Sterling 81 for prime signatures; Francs 5S3 80
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b. This Mornings Mail.


ARRIVED pAT
Bark Joshua Emlsn, Wilcox, Is DAYS from Orleans.
Br bric w Wallace INLAY, II days from Nassau, X
Schr Two Marvs Miuer, 10 ds I'm Mobile
Schr Cur.w Hicks o ds fm Buckspor
Schrs Ann Elizabeth, < L King and Mary Ann, day FIN
Foil, Landing
Schr H King, Lynuire, y ds I'm York.
STEAMBOATS, Baltimore and Cumberland, I'm Baltimore.
Also. y tid--wa,er boats FIN Havre DE- Grace
CLEARED,
Brig Caracas Wheeler, Lsgaayra.
Schrs Fl Field. Mobile; Squire and Brothers Boston;
Fame. do; Liberty, Providence; A Lord, y York
Barge Star New York; steamer Baltimore, Baltimore
WEATHER clear aud waun-WiRd 5 ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

A PENcuANr FOR FIGHrlNG.-The Editor OF the
Mills Point Herald tells the following story:
Some time ago we were travelling through
this State, and towards night-fa arrived at Il vii
age where country election had been held. Our
attention was drawn toward a dense crowd on
thepublc square, and we soon ascertained that
fight was going on. While al respectful dis
lance witnessing the combat, two strangers rode
up, and one jumped off his nag, pulled off his coat
and without losing moment was III the thlckesi
Of 1t. But all the combatants Immediately fell
upon him, and in d few moments he calnc out
badly whipped man. His companion, who had
all the time, with perfect establishment, looked on
the scene, now spoke, and SAID Bill what in the
world had you to do in that fght-ain't YOU
perfect stranger here reckon ! am replied
the other, wiplng the blood from his nose, but |
thought it was free thing"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

u The Bunker Hill Monument Celebration,
on The 18th of June, being the sixty,eighth ann
versary of the battle will be great affair
DANIEL WEBSTER delivers the Grafton; John
Tyler and suite are to be present; Gov. Morton
bears part, and all the New England Governors
arc invited. The procession viii form on Boston
Common and march to the Monument.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

EDWARD +. PRlNDLE, late Of the firm Of
IA Davenport P,indle having taken the store No u John
street opposite Thorbns seed store, respectfully inform;
his friends and the public that he opening fresh and
seasonabe stock goods which he invites them cal! and
eyarnr and which viii b. made - best possible man
ne aud 0f the latest sty low prices Sny Other es
Enlistment in this city, Tor cash.
Gentlemen furnishing their cloths depend upon aY
them made up with the and attention as " pus
Chased al III. stofe ap27 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

IL CHARLES FRANCES ADAMS, a worthy son OF
John Quincy Adams. is to deliver the Fourth Of
July Grafton in Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

IL The condemned rsoRS begins to realize
his awful situation He sen. for the Methodist
clergyman Yesterday morning TO converse with
him on religious subjects. We HAYS no, men
toned that he has a mother living, who Is deeply
afflicted on his account. She resides OF Long
Island, y. y. Portland Argus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

IL The Welland Canal was opened on Mon
day. and is reported to be IN fine condition. "A
feet OF fifteen Schooners cleared from this port
during the past week for various ports on the
Upper Lakes, laden with Salt, &c.
TOswcco Palladium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

TEXAN GoLD.-I'hc following article, relative
to the mineral wealth Of the country, we clip from
late number of the Red Lander:
"a party were recently conducted to the silver
mines situated between the streams of Lano and
San Saba on the Llano. One of the party, Mr..
Holden, discovered and brought away specimens
Of ore OF gold, found in small PARTICLES through a
guage of white quartz. They were led TO the
place by an old Indian, who states that he was
with the party who massacrcd the Spaniards who
formerly worked these silver mines; as evidence
of which latter, were seen three old furnaces.
Mr. Holden has visited the gold region of
Georgia, and expresses a belief that the country
from which he had lately returned was far more
prolific than any portion of that State. The old
man says, there are two large veins Of pure silver
III the bed of small stream above Llano, and has
offered to guide party tmthcr; and it appears
they are about 10 set out on the trip. The silver
is said is here seen projecting above the rocks,
and soft as to yield TO knife like wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

SINGULAR ASTouE,-The Savannah Repub-
tcap. in an account of ii recent meeting OF the
Georgia Historical Society, gives the following
account of the discovery of a singular antique
communication from General Charles Floyd,
incidentally contained d statement that IN 1927,
srentleman on ST Silnons showed hiIn copper
medal which was found near or at Sen. Ogle-
thorpe's battle-ground, beside human skeleton,
which was probably that of the person who wore
i, as portion of the edge of the medal was
notched or torn off by a bDtlet 1t contained on
device intended TO ridcuc and dlshonor Sir
Robert Waoole, the layorite Minister Of George |.
and George H. during portion of the reign of
each Sir Robert is represented with a rope
around his neck, and his Satanic Majesty hard
at his postics, forcing him with his pch-fork into
the regions which are not to be mentioned to cars
polite The letter is accompanied with a pen
and ink representation of the device probably
taken from memory 50 beautifully delincated,
that it might be readily mistaken for fine steel
engraving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

NETWORK CASH TAILORING Establsh1,,
~ men li2 Futonstreer, near Bfoadway.-J. T. BOoih
Co. invite the Attention Of their old customers and tb l
lie their pT.aent splendid stocks Of newly
and imported BsoadcEorhs Csssimer, rich aud e-1 e'
iugs, SC, which they prepared 10 make up ~ cav
fashionable and durable style, unpfeceden -"
b. the economies Of an exclusively cash business ana an *
feaAy. tadr Gentlemen ara assured tat no establishment
in the city can furni.h more elegant goods or make them up
in better 81, while the prices at ne ios' ea SAhG
- I.I;,s.,- myi