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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

Srlanc. - Die 3eitunaen BON crlanb
Ino angefilIt nit Seriffn iber bic Sterbs
lihfeit uno oaS @lenc, pelde in jenem Qanoe
burd Suusaersnctt uno 8ranfteit perur,
fad,t percen. Tad, eini9en Scrednunaen
ii bic Sep6lferuu9 bereits beinabe um cine
WilIicn Wenihen burd, COB uno 9luspau,
eeruna perminoert ipcrecn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

@runobeeren brinaen 9eacnpirtia sinen
febr bohen preis in philadelphia. eebte Wo'
DIE tpuroe bds @ufd,el an oerfhiecenen 9a'
acr su 81 25 Sents pcrfauft. 8ouern bic
nod, meld,e ilbria hnbsn, tplroen pchI thun
oiefeIbe (cbaIo ale m6alid, auf ben Warft si
bringen, inoem bafo bic 0tcue ibre grfhet'
rilird MAIDEN tperoen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

Son b.-@s rrirb qefaat bag IN SoI'
lamb biefes Satr cine fold un9ebsure Suau.
titdt @runcbeeren aepHau,t srorbeu fIuo, bas
penn biefelbe mittslmdeis ausaeben Der Ate
2hcil BARON fur ben @ebraud, jenes Qdnocs
binldnalid, fein tpirc, unb Der 9ieit erpcrtirt
fperben farm.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

TeuSsrfeS.-Su uuferem Nafbdr'
ffaote Teu Serftb fIno In biefem Sabre 1OO,'
600 9Ider 1anoes mebr nit WtIIdfcrn ans
qspHanst, als i'm perfcfensn Sabre. Wan
tcfft. BON ceniclben fpeni9iens "a Weillic.
men Sufd,eln Welidfcrn su erneten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

@s 1T jeBt entlfiebeu, bag inter BEN al,
Ter unahnftisffeu llmffdnceu bel ben Sons
9reeipablen Die nod, in ben perIdbiebenrn
Staaten ifatt fuosn, bic Wbi9s rpcniqfens
Stimmrn Webrheit i'm nidfen Saufe ba,
ben nerben- pieGeid1t is.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

STduer. - Der 9Intrieb, rpcldher bel
@mpfan9 Der Teui9feitsn NIT Der Sibcrnia
erieu9t pnrbe, bat fhnea perraudt, uno in
ben Sauptifdbten, nnmentIid, 92euScrf, 8us
itcn, Baltimore, philadelphia, 8nfaIoe, aIls
bnnD, &c. Gtno bic prciIe aelunfen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

~ Hiss 3ar'@ @cnsftcren fir bas Iaufen,
De Sdbr fperben f1d, auf Ccnnerifaas DEN
2iifen eicles Wonats, uno n d, am Oacu.
tag ben 2Slfen, pie in cinem 9beil unIerer
oori9eu 9iummsr bcfannt eemadjt puree, in
Der &ommieieners, ,9Imts[fube berfnmmrIn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

Serr 8eprg q SID q a Ct, friiter BON
YsiIminatcn, BUTTE am Treifaa Dor ad,t ga,
qen auf cine trauriae BciIe lein eeben Gin in
Der 9apicrmihle oes Serrn 3wabble, cbns
ipcit @hatbs Tcrb. Sein Salstud, rpuree
pon elmer Der Waljsn aefangen, rpeburd, er
bineinaescacn uno erpiirat rpurbe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

Butterm d, c n. -Soerr Werrifielc,
pom @iIoerlano, Der in 1916 elm prdmium
fur Butter bon Der TeuDorfer sIferbdu'@e'
icafd,aft erbclt, mad)t oiefelbe auf fol9enbe
lBeife Sm Winter piro Die Rifd, iw6If
StuuoeH lang in ben Reaer 9ebrad,t, fpiro
baum iiter eiuem qsIinoen Seuer obgebribt
bis fTe briudbe foht nuo Damn tpieoer in
1opfen in ben 6elIer aeifeat Der 9fabm
tpiro blnn 9eifcfsn, uno i'll lelten mebr aIs
5 Wiunten hat man Butter, Die bem "@uI.
tiuatcr'' mad, 70 gut aIs Die bsIis une frilhes
lte SUM- Butter ill.,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15
@ifeu-Ms elm geweis. bat, eiIen bel

@ife n.-SIs elm 8erpeis, oaB @iien bel
uus immer metr in @ebraud, fomn,t, mag
bic 1hat1ad,e oiensn ba6 bier in Der 7ten
Straee, nabe beim @i1enbabn Depot jeBt
elm Saus ceer Elm Stcbr aufesfiihrt ipirc,
eeTen Srpnte gang bon @ifen it. Dire oarf
mrs ibrissns gar nid,t tpunoern in elmer 3eit
mo unfer VreGoent sinen eiisruen Billen bat
uno pieIe 4eute Elm siiernes 9ewiHen taben.
Shabe bas unlere Sclbaten in Werifc nidt
aud, bon Sifen Nno oa rplrben iIe Die mer'
ifaniidten Rugeln nid,t su fnrdtsn nne I'D,
lber bic fhlefte 8ebanoIuu9 bon Setten nm
ierer Re9ierung ME su befla9en bdbcn. Dies
it pirflif 6as ,,eilerue 3eitalter ."-[8. o.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

1ob in Der Sir h E. slm perIsbr
ten Sonntas .farb Gin jun9sr Waun, Oia,
mens @Crsas, lin Der WstboOiiten 8ird,r, ,u
@arIisls, fsbr ploslid.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15
Observation-Disclosures.
Cine ferti9e Ge9el fir 0auern, fertt
Qcr oellladt,

:. Gin "8iertcl Waisen," ipie man eics ims
mer in een @urrpdifhsn Iad,rihtrn oufse.
seifnet fnect, in Gin enslfhss Waae, uno
msirt 8 Snid,eI. Wsnn man aIlc Dai,en
an 56 Sd,illin9e auarfirt fiebt, 70 in cerfels
be Shilln9 bas Sufbel. Gin Sd,ilIing
1T 22a @snts Wultipli,re bel uno es
rpiro Die Summe bon 81 575 per 8uihel
berausbriu9sn.
Su 8entudp ipirb WeIfhfcrn bel benz
Sdrrel 9emefen, fpcocn Elm jebss Bufd1sl
9eercfhenes in iId beareift. en Reu'SrIes
aus III elm Barrel BelIhfcrn, Elm Siauers
5aB uca in ben ScIben. Inter sinsm Bali
len SaunmcIle perficbt man 400 pfuns, els
uerIei in tpeld,en Guantitiien coer pie oies
ielbe auf ben Warft gebrad,t tpirb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

Ole 9 iibne. General Drcm9ccle,
eos ncu erwdhTte Scn9reeqleo bes 2ten
rifriftes BON @ir9inicn, ftarb befauntIido
Dor ,peuiasn Wrd,en. Sn feinem SeItomente
cermad,te er iein aanies 8erw69en, nit
9Insnabme einiaer unbeoeutenoen es9ate at
Sreuuoe, ben 8ineern eines 9ewiGen Dua'
gers, Der uor un9cfthr 10 0Sahren bon Drcms
9ocle i'm UueDe erid,ofen pcreen mar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

S6rt une 4 ftdunt!-8or ben @es
rtdten bon Ohio GnuntD, Snoiana, fd,wur
cine juuae, leoise Ruttsr Die 8atcrftaft ibs
res reu9ebornen Sinees einem elm huubcrt
uho 'sehu idbrieen @anne, Silas Defer. iu.
sIls oiefer bon Dem 9fid,tsr iiber Die anfldoe
perncmmen purce, rdumte er Elm Bag er I'D,
III Der Shulo tefennen niiiffe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

9aubheit.-Oie @ereiniate Stdatsn
@asette faet : "Gin Serr rsf aeifern bel
uns an, INN bic auten Birfunaen bcfannt
su MAIDEN, peld,e bic 9Inwenoung bon einigeu
3ropfen reinen Hcnigs bel einsm Sal bon
9dubheit aebabt bat. @r faete, cas feline
Srau fir sine lanae 3eit an siuem beceutsn'
ben @rare pcn 3aubheit in sinem ihrer Sb'
rem 9elitten hattie /; enblid, tpurbe fe iibcr,
reject swet 5rrpfen Scni9 in oas DIR binein
~ tropfeln. Dieies wurbe ein' pocr ,fpcimnI
in 3tpifhenrdumeu wieeerhcIt, uno bas See
'b6r bss Shres wnroe pcGifdnbia ,pieberher'
9effeat. gIncere 9,erfcnen, curh oieIen Saa
aufaemuntert, haben oaourdI aleid,en 9tuBen
empfanaen. Sc uerifeht itd,, cde Die 5dub'
belt curd, irasno cine 8erffcpfuua mus Uer'
uriadt aetpefen fein, nno nidt burh cine
SsGhdoiauna tes 3rcmmelfe1s. 9Isir mels
ben ben TaI ineer SocfTnunq, bas fcld,e,
Die auf dhnIid,e Wsife leicen aus Grfdliuna
ober anocrn llrfdhcn, I'D, hinfidhid, ccs
Wittcls nit itreu sersten berathcn m69en."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

SIutrade in QpuilI d.-Su
Der Rdhe bon Baton 9cuae, Ga, Iebte felt
nncenfIidter 3eit Gin 3ipeia Der @hcctaw'cSu'
oianer, bic BON einem sablrelden Stammc
iu elmer 3ahl BON fehs armfcIiarn Samilien
hernnter 9efdmcISen iIno. 8cr mchrcren
Wrnaten hattie elmer oiefcr Snoidncr siusu
anoern feines Stammes ermorcet uno am
81. Wdr3 nabm nun Der ndtfte 8rrwanote
oes @rmcroeten feline gIutrad,e. gr Iicg
Taas suuor bem M6rter foacn, bas or am
ndd,iten Gage fommen nno ibn sur Chine
bes Wcrees t6oten merce. 9m Scnnabeuo
fam CT, Der Wcroer rntbIcste feline Sruif
uno fauf lautIcs bon einem Slintenfd,uee
9etrcffen, tcot Sur @ree. Sir brei Gage
trauerten bic Suoiauer an feinem @rob, ban
9ien9en iIe rpieoer ibreu @eIhdften nad
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

Der 8ries.-@iue susIifde 3eituns,
Die ibrer SteIun9 semd8, bon ben sIn9ele'
gsnheiten in Rerifo pcbl untsrriftet fein
mug, entbdlt bic trsfilide Tad,rtd,t {: "caB
Der 8rie9 nod, flint Sabre bauern pirc."
Wenn bies wabr III, 70 9ebt baraus heroor
bae Sor. pcIf Elm ihledter 8ed,enmciftcr III,
Der itd, nm peni9fens 2 Tullen perfeben
bat, oa sr fhcu i'm Iebten Winter iaste, oas
er nit s3,OOO,OOO Sriebsn fhIissen f6nnte,
tpcaeeen s3O0,OOO,000 sur Siihrung einss
5jdbrisen Srieges fdum ausreidsn Deroen.
Wenn Der ndd,fte @en9ree Den prsfcenten
aufforoert 9aehcnfd)aft pcn frtner SauShol'
tuna su 9rbsn, 70 pircs Sieaeidt siemIid, blau
ausleben. CID.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15

Ole @uert n a s.--SeBt ipc Der 9iar
me @ueriGas 70 oft in'rcr 3cituna pcrfon,t,
wiinfden ipobl Ward,e unierer 4efer ~ er.
fabren mas tiefer urfpriln9Iit ipaniihe
Pdme ciaentIid, beoeutet. Der Same @u'
eriIa entiteht aus Dem fpanifdrn Worte
Guerra coer 8rie9 uno bic budffdbli6e lleber'
leBun9 wnree frcbl am pnGeubftsn "fleiner
Srie9" heisen. Die merifnnifd,en @uerillas
lIno nidts anbers afs pruileairte Rdubers
baneen, Die feinen tpeitern echn fir ibre
Dienffs erhatten ale Die Seute peld,e ihnrH
babel ,ufdllt. Sie 9eben unb nebmrn fsnen
parecn unb fIno in oieicr SinfId,t ben Trei'
ccrps dbnlih, tpelde p6trenb benz franS6'
fld,en 8rieae in europa beifaneen, oa Ge
aber bauptIdhlid, barauf ausqeteu Seuts Su
MAIDEN, uno tpenn es earauf anf6mmt fci'
nen SInitano nebmen Sreuno nno Seino sn
ermcrecn II. su pliuoern, 70 ituo ile ben be'
rild,tigten Rothmdutelu dbnid,, beren I'D,
Seiterreid i'm lebteu Rrisge 9eaeu bic 3ilrs
fen beoiente. Diefe erhieltcn tamalS als
Qcbn fir ihre Dienfte fir jeben 9iirfsnfcpf
einen Cufatcn, tpcburf fts cine Iolde eiebe
tu ben Gufaten bcfameu, bas &c aud, oeu
Seiferreid,ern Die 6dlie abfhnitten Gin
@ueriaa 1T nidts anbers als Elm 1aabnl6r'
Der. ib
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Cleared.


USa.sr R bile Cage co,,,.
Hun NM o5. s,S Asss .s Posts Georgia
;ea; Bolivar (s,:ul y;a iias.n, s TnSm.. Pau :
Wade CsSdsaas Si.aso Long Island ,nss jane.
ssh!,cq plaS Hepburn M'ts Rish;cs: RoDap
sns Sssss
Hamburg shp Li'bit1 seeb0Om HAMBURG As days. to
shS M,' S,s Sep T. with 10 Sh
smEnona for EslI s, - inst lat Al TO- Ion g. passed
Ship st Mary Ri flu New Orleans IS days. Stanton
as steer GO ra..sssa ii; Ia. lon 60
nifty s'sa
de sPpaeay Ss Or 80 "a ,h w.r and ehs;
ui. rhpee hsac: for H,'re Passed number Of bS' o.
s: ws;s:g q: s.:s Il 1 cur
ss SS; Con- E;s'a y: T ~
brE yssu.. Hammond Fortune Bay. NF in ballast to
Brig David Pratt Haven Calais, days. Smith Boyn-
Dr. .ehr Maueo. oBren Picou via Halifax, Sept a. with
Wesley MoG,S. W.%:,S1; days Lat inst
Schr Velocity. Montgomery, ubec. 10 days.
Schr Telula, Brown Cherry field. IA days.
Schr toult,n. Higgins, Eastrort
Sshr Ann, O'Bien, Eastp'It days, to Brett x Vose
Sehr Exchange, Craw I'd, Thomaston, days.
schr Mary Clark Sma l. salem 2 days.
Schr American Belle Baxter, Boston
Schr ABBOTT Lawrence Meeker Boston, days.
schr Marietta Berry Boston, days.
Schr Amtnds Nickersou, Boston. 4 days.
Schr Splendid, Crowell Boston, days.
Schr Naria NJ Klots Chase, Boston, days.
Schr Croton, Chase, Boston, 3days.
Schr 'Oavert Bolt Boston.
Schr Sun, Nickerson Giouces'er1
Schr d A Purnell. Pumeli Port Jefferson Ii. Is new
vessel uhen intended for regular packet be
this port and Wilmington NC in Brown, Dc Rosse
20 . line.
Schr Industry, Kelly, New Bedford. days.
Sloop Teazer Gardner, N. ntucket, days.
Sailed,
Packet ship Switzerand Loud bark Candace Canton.
and others.
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Passengers Arrived.

L,yshyooLS stssn.hp hiOsni. at BostsqMr and Mrs
MAGE Col Dyn-ly vile aud daughter Mrs Ferguson Miss
psncsn MISS Past, Miss Burton ais, Riding W,ss Collins
Mr. cartwright Thoms wife aud chiid Duucan, Clark,
Psu Fsul)f Mf SuIges Am Consul from Aana) wife
female servants and tag children, WIN Collect, Thomas
1upyer, McIlyala Penfold rowden Martinssu ID snip
erd, Lsmson VIM Me- Letke, Joshua DIoa stett yohs
wife. ". Meksnrs Fra1 ssd female servant an nd
Us Dow, foaaS ay, Jos Oakes, Moue, j,styus,
Hon N SleKaya VIM aoa,go~sry, Is.hsm cardusk. / Il
IN Wm Plat Dsrkse. suckss. Chas Dobson Put d.
ward Warbs,g. solia, Parsiisn Bfaz,r d mes, DR. w
II nry q Couray, A Leu Court Gruae, Henry Kn,gh,
1osytv Peter rethiIL Alex McPheron Gannen klwoo
Saw Rev n Williams JerJuns D Paul, Mrs Pau sod Ms
Psai q Adams Mrs Addsm', Dseto Cot Dyneley & ss,
Prom Hslifsr for Boston MIR James Once Rev Connolly
Mrs Tapping Mrs Smith, Thomas Peel, - Coffee. Thoma
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New York Cattle Mark ct.

MorDAy EvEsiSe, Oct 4th AT darket-l700 Beef
Cat L. rs Cows and Calves and 1900 Sheep aud LIANT s
Beef Cattle There change In the market
- TO PRO which IL at IS to 81 rs the cwt The
supplies we're from Ohio Penn'ylvsnia, and thu
cous In freely, and most buyers At SIS TO
s28 SIS. according to quality 10 lefs Sheep
and lambs hs market tolsrably activs prices not
varying materially from those obtsned last week Sales
OF Sheep 81 25 to 81 So 81 Lambs at from Too to
SI75 $276 800 upsod Hay-Good loose Timothy
Clover from Long Island and W~stohsster) at IRON
20 to 7oc the ost sells OF So so the 100 bundles
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TELEGRAPAlC.


CiNciNNArI, October 4-P. NJ
FLoua-Ths market continued firm and sales of 1000
barrels including parcels Of city mills were made at
- a6as4 AK Provisions armsr, while sales
were limited. Bacon Hog round sold ut &c. Corn
Moderate sales, without change in prices Wheat
Good continued in steady demand though holders
generally asking prices above the views OF buyers
hence sales limited Meal sales OF 5V0 barrels
w~rs msAe at 81 % Whskey duh, with disPosi-
tion to decline. We quote rectihed vt IL 49, The
river In good boating order and business gene
rally reviving
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Steamboat Coliision-Indisn Massacre, DC.
Legislative Procc edings.
ALBANY, Oct. a, lsa7.

SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day
ASSEMBLY
The bill to give mechanics lien in New York, Brook
Ign, Albany, Troy, &c., reported complete.
On motion OF Mr.. RUTHERFORD the bill granting GER
tain privileges to the New York nremen referred to
be reported complete.
On motion Of Mr.. WENMAN, the bill relative to the
taxation of personal property in the city of New York,
made the special order Of the day for the l2th inst
The House then went into committee of the WHOLE on
the bill to systematise the common school law
Nothing else Of interest TRANSFERRED prior to adjourn
ment
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By THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Q, ls47.

WASHINGTON, Oct 3, ls47.
The late Negotiations
There is longer any improperly in referring to the
terms Of the treaty that Mr. Trist was authorised to
submit to the Mexican commissioners The prejet o.
ours In the report of the of the commits
sioners published at Vera Cruz in Spanish pamphlet
The copy which appears in the New Orleans Picayune
received this evening" substantially correct The de-
msnds Of our government embraced the whole Of New
Mexico, Lower California that portion Of Upper Caor-
MIA bounded south by the river ella and by that part
the Colorado between the mouth of the Gia and the
Gulf Of California; and, in addition to this right of
way across the lshmus Of Tehuantepec The only diff
ference between this and the pre first sent out that
the first the 32d degree instead Of the river Gla
but was found that the Paso del Norte south
the former line, and the possession of that pass
Birable In military point Of view. The amount of CON-
alteration not named, as 1t useless in the alb
scnce OF any prospect of agreement. SO earnest
the desire Of for peace that although
the possession Of the harbors Of Lower California and
right Of way the sthmus Of Tshuantepec were
very desirable, yet Mr. Trist instructed In
81 s' these two could mot be
no consideration Will now induce the government to
abate little # the whole Of their demand Of the
country embraced In Mr.. Buchanan's projet.
The developments arising from the failure Of this at
tempt at negotiation will vindcate the accuracy Of the
lson to the character OF Mr. Trists mission and the
terms that gentleman was authorized to offer main
tanned Gil along that he was invested with no discretion
sry He represented by the Mexican report
the transactions Of the commission to
proposition for the neutrality Of the strip of land lying
between the Nueces and the Rio Grande, and another
not embracing the ceson of New Mexico bat referring
to his theQusstion whether the possession
Of both would be site qua This is scarcely possi
BILE. Mr. Trist is cautious man. and would not dis
his own diplomatic character and compromise his
government The strip Of land between the Nuecss and
the Rio Grande gave rise to the and to entertain
any proposition surrenderng, at all endsngering Its
possesson would have placed this in most
ph~Npa "a h.~
fscted by the unauthorized act Gifts agent MIR Trst had
authority discretion to entertain any proposition
embracing any thing less than the cesson Of New Next
and Upper CALIFORNIA; down to the 32d degree Of north
latitude and that he dsobeyed his positive instructions
In this regard 10 wholly improbable.
But whether he did did not bundsr egregiousy.
is now ofitte moment The negotiation IL at end and
with 1t all hope OF oonciating Mexico There IL to be
y cabinet council tomorrow, and then will be deter
mined the future course Of the administration.
The dispatches received this evening from MIR Trist
do not down farther than to the l4th of August
GALVIEN5l6
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BALTIMORE, October 4-P.N

BALTIMORE, October 4-PM.
The news brought by the Hibernia, at Boston, and
duly received this city BY telegraph had the effect Of
unssttlior the market for nour-good new brands
Howard street and City Mills were held at S. so to &c.
whsat-Ths demand continued fair, and sales OF 5000
bushss made consisting OF good Maryland reds at
40 cents and good family heavy white do at 1876 cents
Corn-eses OF 1900 bushels were made including Mary
land mixed and white 50 cents and yellow do at 90
cents. Rye stood at about rs cents No change In
meal, which was 6rm at 80 Is Whiskey continued nrm
Nothing new in provisions. Freights dull.
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y, f11
The Hibernis's news duly received BY telegraph
and to-day had the effect Of impartng some greater
armness to the market Flour-Ssles Of 500 bbls
made at S. 62k SIS sl14 for fresh and new brands.
Corn-sales of 5000 bushels western mixed made
AZ slo Rve-No sales of moment were reported Oats
Sales of 2 900 bushels made at 500. Whisky
arm No change In provisions. Receipts by canal
dnrine the preceding twenty -four hours follows
iour 800 barrels; corn 900 bushels barley 5000
DO: oats 900 do. Freights, nothing new.
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BALTIMoRF, Oct. 4, le47.

BALTIMoRF, Oct 4, le47
Great ercifement-Tne War news-Ths Confessionai
esoration coss-qrrest Of the suppos ed ro6ber $e.
Yesterday the most stirring and exciting day that
has been experienced in Baltimore since the commence
ment Of the Our streets thronged with oiti
aens all discussing the stirring intelligence received from
the seat Of war; and not few who have formerly been
quiet the subject venting their feelings loud and
deep against the further prosecution Of the invasion
The policy of Con. Taylor to take and defend what
want, Is deemed the true and proper course. That
blood has been split than honor obtained by the
war, seems to be the general opinion.
mentioned few days since that the brokers Office
Of Mr. Sutton lad been robbed and frcd and that the
property stolen had bssn returned through the confess
sona On Saturday the grand jury had all the parties,
including the Rev Father Hickey before them, which
resulted in the arrest of young man named John Ora
cey Of respectable aud wealthy parentage who
United prison. the charge Of committing the rob-
berry and 1t Is sad affair. and will be heavy
blow on his family,
number of the fire rioters recently arrested,
tried the City Court Saturday morning and
five Of them sentenced to $40 fine and costs weeks
imprisonment and to give 500 security for their future
good behavior.
The steamers news did not reach here until late
hour last night The effect the market will doubtless
be Improvement in breadstufs On Saturday prices
tending upwards and Gales Of Howard street -four
were made at 50 75
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bUFFALO, OcI
The news by the Hiberns received here last eve
ming ~ telegraph and to-day had the effect of produo
ing grsstsr nrmnsss In -four and grain The market for
thsfermsr Hrm at S. So though no sales Of moment
ranspirsd whsat-Large sales OF Chicago were made
before the nswsst goo and after It cams to hand at ST.
The total amount was estimaeda about 900 bushels
Corn The article made Arm by the news while
sales of moment reported Provisions, change
Whisksy steady at previous rates. Receipts Tor the
prrcsd ding forty-eight hours;Flour, 10000 barrels
wheat 80 900 bushels; corn, 20 900 do freights by
cansl to Albany Flour, 600; corn i2c, and wheat
$50.
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Died.

On Monday, Oct. 4th, WALTER MAcxEY, aged 40
years native Of Galmoy county Kilkenny, Ireland
His friends and those Of James Joyce are invited 70
attend his funeral this tuesday afternoon ut halt
past O'Clock, from South Ferry, foot OF Whitenali
str Ut, without further invitation.
On ths morning of the 4th instant after short but
painful illness PETER SMITH In the 68th year OF his age
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral this morning. at 10 O'CLOCK without
furtheY iuvit ation
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Photographic Correspondence Of Philadelphia Bulletin
PIrrspuRo Oct. 4, T. VI.
There IA good stage of water. Freightng business
IN active but the markets entirely quiet until the
contents Of private European letters are known.
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GaEEN TURTLE soUP-The proprietor of the Bank
Is Che q the .s:eni which he win
frat Ioas Island Tsspu. Which win bs
served up way to please the paates Of the most asdoua
IN: srder supplied with all the de!is.sis, The
&CE, nEWARD will be gwen for recipe that will e.
mwys those vie i'm
sf.hsit lego; have IsSSss.
fruit cultivated my u,cul.m, which overlooks the ach
.ddsssd IF sSs FUND mo
Lower post Office olMis.rr
ULs.k rns iI X, SaRtE IA1L9ss lis Nh
pursuing the only true policy viz selling good article e
,sS s; ias g:si %:
is@ ny Fl
sss All y
..c, making b ss made SSs although
SOLE LEATH r. AT a AVyTlIGpISSHM Mtltk
s :ss Sd .
i S .s aaST% and
nEA 4o5 ASD 5Mri; s
Ss" suitable for the cy ,sfs 0S sale d lot :" .ut
directly ship p" Adsds from Ss
~ RIs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. for these cebrsred
Newspaper received No 10 Wall street. by the under
signed FIR Mes'rs. Galignani For the Messenger daily
Irinted ia English The price IS franco for months For
o
7 AMPS AND UIgANDOIEs, comprising solar, hall.
- oil doric oriental and camphene lamps suitable for spcr-
ors has churches hotels billiard sslools ssab sh
ment where's brllisnt required
d T ; s Kinds q ''iSs'S sss; .. I.. j i;sh.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, Gc,-JOHN CATTNACH,
Trunk Manufacturer. No. Wall street. 81 Broad
has hand and making good
sale and retail.
Also, superior article Of Sole Leather Trunks, suitable
for American European travel and Portmanteaus for the
French Male Post
Orders for the West Indies South America, &C., filed with
despatch. s75 3otsm
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Married,

Married
On the I'd instant, by the Rev. Mr.. yarila, VIM.
Evils, formerly Of Cranberry, N. j., TO Miss EMELIr,
dsughter Of Anthony Dsumont, Of this city
At Brooklyn Tuesday evening, Sept 2sth, by Rev.
Mr. Jsoobus, MIR. GARwooD PLA,s Of Brooklyn, to Miss
CATHARIrE AMELIA BATES, Of the city Of New York