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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
PRODUCE CIRCULAR OF WIN IL. PLATT & BRO
NEwYoRK June 4 ls47-6s Waterst

PRODUCE CIRCULAR OF WIN. ii. PLATr & BRO
Nxw.YoRK, June T. ls47-65 Wsterst
- During the past month business in all articles Of
produce has been very active Circumstances have
combined sngularly, to give US, with one slight resc
ton steadily advancing prices in Breadsuts TO point
At this date beyond the an,icipaons Of the most san
gune Our home demand has been much greater than
usual and combined with foreign shipments has effect
ed that our market heavy arrivals from
the interior amounting in Flour, in a single week to
10 600 bbls has been aud is still bare OF any surplus
The foreign news Just received by the bernis, show
ing large advance in value of Breadstutfs and firm
market for Provisions, rising under the weight Of an
immense monetary pressure already beginning to abse
has given rise to corresponding advance here and much
confidence in the Immediate future. The prosperity and
wealth reaD thus suddenly extended to the country Is
almost without parallel
AsHEs-Wiihin few days prices have declined, and
our last foreign news is depressing. We quote Pots
- Is Pearls 3i.
BEEF Is in active demand Stock not large. Sales Of
Prime at s9t Mess sl3.
BUTTER.-Within the last ten days this article has
suffered heavy decline There have been large ship
ments from the interior In view of the high prices rul
Ing during most Of the month, the market has become
overstocked and is very dull sales In small parcels Of
y
"A q Is cents Ohio lidl2i.
CHEESE maintains its rates. Arrivals are small. That
in good order and Of good quality readily brings from
79s cents
Observation-Disclosures the very large arrivals du.
ring the last fortnight the demand has absorbed all
Consequent upon late foreign sdyices market has
been under unusual excitement and prices have mate.
rally advanced Sales OF Genesee the spot 81 asa
50 for delivery in August - -. Corn Meal, g. 750
So. Rye Flour, g. 2567 80.
GRArN-The large receipts during the last three
weeks have met with ready sale arrival at sdysDc-
ing prices. Under the excitement Of the last days
Wheat has sold at g. 209s2 o. Corn. yellow and
white 81 240sl 90 Oats zoe arc Barley s5cSs7c
Rye 81 3se$l So White Beans 81 5O9l IS. The mar.
ket Ia yet in unsettled state.
LARD-Declned but has again recovered Sales
from 9 ctsal0i cts for Fair and Prime in bbls and
kegs.
LINsEED On.-Hss Huctusted considerably during
the month. Last sales City Pressed 65 and English
and Country % ctse63 cts.
PoRK-The arrivals from the Interior have not been
large and the article is firm Old Pork Mess s6, Prime
sl3 So New worth sl6l s7 for Mess si for Prime.
sEEDs.-Flsxseed has declined with Linseed Oil.
Small sales at 81 IS. Other Seeds out Of season and
nothing doing.
TALLow.-Price steady at 9 cts.
WooL.-We quote full blood Merino "a 30 cts one.
half TO three quarters o a32 cts Native at 24a26 cts
But little 10 done be until the arrival Of the new
clip. We advise early shipments.
VIM Il. PLATT BRO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
The Judicial Election.

The culpabe efforts ofcertan disorganisers in the
Wing party to prevent q full expression of Wing
sentiment at the coming election Of State Judges,
We view with less surprise than regret. 1t is no
novel attempt at our late Gubenatorial election
the same efforts were made and in the same reck-
less spirit Those efforts then encountered a de-
feat which though it convinced the conspirators OF
their real weakness, exasperated them for that
very reason to new trial.
The persons nominated by the State Convention
candidates Of our party for Judges of the Courts
Of Appeal are men not unknown to the community.
The, are known as honorable and upright In Pri-
vste life, and in their profession as intelligent
learned and honest They commanded nomina-
,ion of singular unsnimity, and secured for that
nomination the endorsement OF an undivided press,
rejecting spontaneously the public Judgment
short time aiterward acknowledgements
and unoompromising-while i; proiessedy spared
two of the four candidates, commenced its opera
tons for the defeat Of all. The two selected as a
means to secure the failure of the ticket had com
snit,cd no act of treason to the psrty-had been
guilty of no derection OF duty in professional or
private life since their nomination They had con
scented both reluctantly one at the vehement re
quest OF friends against his own well, and In sure
opposition to his own interests-to assume the
didacy and in doing SO had seaicient cause Tor the
expectation of party gratitude
party, whose existence sprung from local
causes and whose matured org anization is the re-
suit Of former indifference to oft.urged complaints
repudiating the nomination OF either of the two
political parties. as whole, fashioned one unto
itsef BY eliminating according to its will the two
tickets and composing new one by the selection
of two candidates from each OF the Whig and Lo-
coFooo nomin atoms. This impsrtiahty has been
quietly appropriated by the Loco Focos to their ut
mate purposes; our political opponents, with a ss-
sacity commendsble IN their generation, have fore
borne obloquy and denuncistion where they knew
silent federation could serve their purpose they
Dc not fear Anti Renters because they otter them
votes.
1t 10 the soe crime OF the denounced OF the DIS
organizers that they were the two Of the Wing
ticket selected by the third party an occurrence In
which they had no share, and over which they had
no control For this demonstration OF regard the
part of large number Of influential, respectable
and honest voters the disorgsnisers repadiste and
would defeat them making the good will the hon
est appreciation, and kind intention OF others their
own present reprosch, and possibly. future dis
comftarsi
The maignty of this intention is the genuine of
sprins of former failure diseased vanity. exees-
siyely selfish and excessively sensitive seeks
losthsoms vengeance in the apparent Prostrs-
rion Of the party. TO whom il sscribss Its uncics'
tr;.ed wounds 4; q vengeance over whose sonsun-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
From Brazil.

By the arrival OF the ship Courier, Capt. Wolfe,
nave file OF the Rio de Jsnero y0ral 10 the I'D
Of April inclusive.
The paper Of the 18th had declared that advees from
the 0f Government Of the United states were 10
the effect that the Brazilian Minister had given salts
faction 10 the Government, OF the United states for the
supposed insult In the matter Of Lieut. Davies and that
Mr.. Wise had been ordered BY his Government TO
his Official relations with the Government Of
Brazil
The J0sal Of the 23d refers 70 this declaration with
warm expressions Of indignation and regret and adds
Washington having been forwarded 10 the Emperor Al,
QlissavAn the Emperor had dissPproved the conduct
OF hs Minister AID thai be would probably be recalled
The JgrRGi gives long accounts Of the EmPerors vsit
% The provinces We ind nothing later from the Rio
de 10 Plata Com. Adv.
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J. H. HosAsT HAws, Secretary. je5 2t

~ The Express says that they are authorized
to announce that DAVID B. OGDEN. Esq. declines
being considered. a candidate in opposition to Mr..
HAsTINGs.
1t is due however to the public SIS well as 10 Mr..
Hastings and his friends to state what we know to
be the fact-that ~ THE WIG EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE, at meeting held yesterday after
noon, directed the name Of David B. Ogden to be
printed Their tickets as Of the candidates for
Judges, it being unders God from a report made to
them by Committee appointed to wait on Mr. og
den, that having placed himself in the hands of bis
friends, he consented that they should use hisnsme
II desired by them. He is therefore a candidate
for one Of the Superior Court Judges. Upon the
subject Of printing the name Of Mr. White or Mr..
Blunt as candidate for District Attorney, the
Committee were equally dirided in opinion and
that on the tickets to DO distributed by the Com
mittee no name trW be printed for that office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
Western New-york---Judses,C Crops, &c.

ROCHESTER, June g ls47
The Judicial Election is regarded with general
and lively interest throughout the Central and
Western Counties. The conceded talents and en-
ergy of Mr.. WHITTLEsEY will secure him more
than a party vote in this quarter and, unless the
pressure of their work should keep too many farm
ers from the Polls bis majority in this County will
exceed 200. All the Wing candidates for Ap-
peal Judges will be fairly and faithfully supported
but It. Gov GARDINER from local attachment and
Judge Bronson from lawyer attachment will oh
tain some Wing votes II is hard that Judge b. S
Subversion of the New Constitution in regard to
Lawyerlicensing should help him, but fear it will
prove so. The few are wide awake the many
duped by catch. words is too often the case.
Two days Of long needed rain, dispelhng o
drouth of some weeks duration, have made the
earth laugh outright. Wheat and Grass are back
ward, but look gloriously There will be great
Harvest, If not prevented by some unforeseen visi
tation H.0.
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distinct frrhs the nrst IL when taeJ hear OF tns az
uroach Of los Yankee for such have been tne re-
ports circulated BY the Government tnh my Is,
.-rtIv ..iar.f fr.r th.r hou.-s ar- 10 De- rpbp-1'
,hr ,ve. and dsugb,ers violated and every species
OF outrage committee the second fright Is "uen
they hear nat the Americans are -.
them. FOR they learn that their usoe - :, -
that they have greater protection ana tn 49, "a
n he stranger are more whOes me, hpetA so
give Erester safety than they have ever enJoyv1 1'
their own. Iaey have been buying anu so--s, - .
have been irs-cing With the Americans eouL . -
axuress 10 functions Of their Tulert-anu ~ :. - N'-
op ueoue their own laEless and hailed tnA'
they really fear the worst day OF sorrow WI suH 70
Tor Mexico when the Americans lesFe Il III
believe that that day is far distant A' oos :. s
tsrv hold supremacy In the country oEr armies certain
" csnn0; evscuate IL. -,
Mr. Trst Is sill here although the object OF as his
sion IL kept secret .-.c-..
Walker and Rus arrived yesterday, aud u - DO" sAa
tbs; an onward movement tomorrow has been decided
upoa great excitement has been caused mere On IS
oeir sscertained that less than Twelve "4zon
ofsuers stores had been found scattered throusn the
train % the great detrent Of the service Arrests are
talked Of and suppose that several VIII tase pisee-
Many essentials for the use Of the army were sosoutey
left behind make room for the goods and baggage Of
private Individuals
Beside Herrera il "a said that Euorisgs talked Of as
candidate for the Presidency Il may be recolected
that the latter made close run with santa Annafor the
Office AZ the last election. he bears an excellent
character among the foreigners and It i thought ' 10
favor Of peace with the United states. he IL not mill
tsrv man and ths, ia saving good deal for him.
40 news as yet from Gen. Worth, st less; nothing
positive. Yours &c u W. n
p Sill 0'ciJck A. M-The stage IL Just in from Pue-
bls but have little tine 70 collec, and write of the
news All was quiet At Puebla and the people appear
ed 10 be well enough satisfied under Gen. Worth.
santa Anna Il is said did not stop At san Martin. but
kept toward the Capital after bis ancers bad been
defeated this side Of Puebla By Gen WORTH There Is
areport tha, Gen Valencia with 1900 men, IS TO meet
our army this side Of Mexico but there are so many re-
ports that we can make little out Of them.
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nation it win glost the less, that it has been
gratihed at the expense Of party Of principle and
friends Victims Of a monomaniac visitation, these
disorgsnisers in their senselessfury overlooking the
unreasonable Importance Of the coming election
an election TO exercise for veal or woe cesseless
influence upon our stste-dinegarding the triumph
Of party 30 often the determnate cause Of lasting
good-the grateful success Of friends-even person
Al considerations Of much rnoment--sre outrsging
public sentiment with the exhibition OF their malice
and self gosdsd hatred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

e. Ala sponisosous gathering Of the Wings Of The
City OF New-York at the Broadway House, June ls+7
she meeting called 10 order by John Ridley Esq Oh
whose motion DAVID GRAHAM, ESQ. was called 10 the
Chair, aud j. n HosAsT Hsws was appointed Secretary
The following preamble resolutions then adopt
ei unanimously
BAsrsa. At tho County Meeting Of the Democratic
why. Of City and County Of New York held al The
Apollo Rooms this evening, upon full fair expression
a. 70 The noniDson for District Attorney The result was
adverse the nomination Of JOSEPH WHITE, snd IN
favor OF that Of Ma rHAsfEL X. BLUNT:
BE Il Resoiptd. That NATBASfEL y. BLusT was snd is
he regularly nominated candidate for N. Office Of District
Attorney and ,uch he 10 recommended 10 The Wings Of
NesYOIk TO be supported for that Office and That 10 me
ud gne Of this meeting his cordial and undivided sup
port such candidate IL ous alike 10 The integrity OF the
Whg parry the long faithful and patriotic services Of
their candidate for the lsst twenty 10 support Of
the Wing cause and his eminent professional and per-
sona aoess for the exalted station which he has been
nominated.
solped That ihe proceeding Of this meeting be signed
by the Cbsisn and Secretary and published In oil the
Wing papers In thls city.
DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman.
isSo
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

su,y ,FrvER.-There has been considerable
sxe,esn In our City Of late In regard to this disease
and IN order that the public msy understand the ms'er
sh and prevent any farther agitation OF the subject
90 ,nh,op part OF the Report OF the Health Oiheer as
,..s before the Mayor and Common Council last
evening
aRv recent law OF the legislature aCommiaion
hss been appointed composed OF the Mayors OF New
York and Brooklyn and others 10 provide ior INC &C
eonomodaton and comfort OF recent immigrant" H'
far az our City Is concer9ed our Mayor nss oe"'1
u.ss such arrangement with the suPerintendenn OF
our County Aims House for those SICK ana oesutu's
In that establishment there are at present an
number Of these unfcrtunsss, but thus isr inc
OF deaths s not greater than obtains In other levers OF
other diseases IL IL true, cur community must 20
taxed 20 some extent and our authorities pun 70 some
trouble and Inconvenience yet venture tne sssel.
from nv own observation, and thst OF nedcs senue
men with whom have convcrsed, thsi no asrn ne.a
be entertained by cinsens, Il due regard &c usu
those circumstances ans conditions that AZ all times snd
especially g, this season Of the year and unoer al g"
cumstances influence health and disease
i'e' ''1''' c. 5. J. GOODRICH
RaalM oses, Brooklyn, Jan. 4, isi7.
1vpoer.xr EvESr.-Chsuncey c. Larkin alas
c. C Perry was arrested yesterday in New-fork ana
delivered to the Police BY stable keeper IN the foo'
t.ep,h Ward This s the individual who represented
n n.
Of Commodore Perry and BY doing managed to SWIM
Ala hin, by false check out Of s275 he h" been sport
inc II about New.York for several dsys' and has been
e,sac,,v rackless and abandoned In all bis movements
Tbo.a indefstigables Clayton and Higgins OF our city
sra on his track and would have arrested him had
no, been for the stable keepers PeHeGHf for the reward
He has only been out of prison since the Sd OF May
Tbi, morning he will be brought before Judge Garrison
for examination.
CHILD LOST About hslfpast two o clock yester'
day sfternoon daughter OF Mr.. Warrington who re-
sides a, No 50 Hicksst very myserously disappeared
and nothing ad been heard of her up to late hour
last evening although vigant search was made IN ev'
cry quarter Of the city She sony three years old and
fears are entertained that she has met with some seri
GUS accident
SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. John Powell, messenger
of Mayor s,ryker died on Thursday evening very sud
denly. from paralysis. lie was apparently very well
during the day and attended his business with his sc-
cus,omed yigor Truly in the midst Of life we are in
death
IL The Board Of Supervisors and Common
Council of this city in join, session last evening tor
the purpose of making appropriations for the several
departments of the city government There will be no
meeting on Monday on account of the Judicial election
~ There was a tremendous Wing gathering
last evening a, Mrs Prests City Hotel to respond to the
nominations of the several Conventions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

JALAlAr MEXICO May ~
We are still without farther positive news OF
Gen Worth and It Is almost certain that his dis
patches are cut OF lie would hardly enter rich and
popuous = city Sc is Pueba without sending en- official
account of it to ten. scott-at least such Is the i'm
preston.
co which we cannot get hold OF their owu couners
doubtless running regularly One OF them told me last
night that Datta0ns of the National Guard have
been thoroughly organized ~ the capital that iOftncs
tons already IA process Of construction a. or near
Rio Emo that the bells have been run up into can
non and that the owners of an iron foundry II the
CITY of Mexico, Engishmen. have been compel.
ed 10 cast balls the promise OF remuneration
hereafter Understand distinctly, that get al
this from a Mexican and that 70 must BE- taken
with allowances; but that there - Low prospect OF
another nsht and hard one, 10 considered certain By
many. To my thinking IL will depend much upon the
result OF the election OF President neNs oi which has
not As yet reached the Americans here 10 H,rcrs has
been chosen and there certainly was party Ia his "a
yor IL may be put down guaranty haI peace meas
urvs Will prevail On tue Otoer hand u santa Anna
has been elected, or friend OF bis The struggle may
De protacted and another stand made this side Of the
Cspltsl.
il "a now certain that santa Anna no, a. the City
o; Mexico 10 control the late election In person although
MS approach win srmrd force mzy have had some
erecs upon the states OF Paeois aud Mexico.
-Four individuals guilty VI the robbery Of Mexican
house. received their sentence. most disgraceiul
figure they cut marched through the streets win their
heads shaved, the word ro5oer pinned upon their
back, and band OF music playing the Rogue March
Immediately in their rtar. Their names were Henry
Reed Hugh Duane anc Benjamin Potter, OF The an Ar
ullery and d. r. RevLJn OF the II Pennsy wanna Vol
unteers The latter found guilty VI horse stealing
three former oi breaking twice into the house OF the
same Mexican. and with threats aud violence ro5bins
him OF every thing be possessed Hard and degrading
their punishment every says was deserved
Yours, sc. sc. q. W.h.
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JAIIPH. Mexico. May 81


There Is & good deal OF doubt and uncertainty IN
relation to the President OF Mexico good deal oi
mise the manner vi choosing tns nigh funcuOnary
IN the present instance. BY tie Constitution, the pan
eiecuog the President Is somss bal similar 10 that Of
country State Ia Mexico, through its IA
srsbs Departmental State Legislature, elsets rs can
didaUe Tor Chiet Magistrate from among the dnerenI
members Tins vote carefully sealed And sent - the
cap,ts and when ali counted the individual DO has
the vote OF the greatest number OF states declared duly
elected such about the amount Of the law relation
the yet Il Il Known thai Ia September asst
the Congress OF the Republic IN extraordinary session
chose santa AIMS President and Gomez FSrizs VICE
President and the Congress, IA the present dis
rseied OF the country, may DO me same sgsin. II
the high functonares are cnOsen according u The con
sutuuOn there are several States Vera Cruz, IAmagl
pas Nusva Leon. CoAhgilA ChihuAhuE. NuevS Mexico
Upper California and perhaps one " two others-snich
can take no part IN the election from the fact that
they sre occupied by our troops. We snail know al
about this matter IN the course OF lev days and In
the meantime INFORM you tnsi here are many IN
telseni and thinking Mexiesrs here who he1eve tia;
Herrera will be elected but perhaps with them he wsn
10 father TO the hope.
The advent tne American troops IN any part OF this
country gives the population OF the towns and enss 'wo
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" Every suitable means should be adopted 10 make
known TO the pubic the preparations made 10 supply
their wants The newspapers Of the country present
an efficient mode Of reaching the people Of the various
districts and may be safely resorted 10 through the
agency of v B. Palmer, in the Tribune Buildings as he
is appointed BY the proPheio. receive and recep.
advertisements inserted In their respective papers-bui
ii BY renders less important effective the ad
vsntases TO be derived from liberal diffusion OF cards
circulars hAndos &c. sc. such printed with 90
much prompness In the best and style, and at
the loves, prices the wood cut and general job print
ing Office OF 3. K Barlow. - ChamberssL
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DIED.

On Friday morning, MARY F.. second daughter Of
Charles and Elizabeth Herwick, aged % years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited ~ attend her funeral this Saturday afternoon
at hslfpsst o'clock At her late residence f3>t Broad
way, without farther notice.
Al Alexander Burke County Ga. May II, Of consump-
ton Rev. ABEL B. BURKE, aged 81 years
At Jsapa Mexico. on the Let ult OF remittent ieyea
AUGU STtIS JACOBUS, First Lieutenant Of Company A.
First Regiment of New.York Volunteers, in the 9th
year Of bis age of Cornelius c. Jscobus OF this CITY
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t-Lsdies In wan, of Shoes should call al scrioner,
% Catherine corner of Monroe ct he has beautiful g.
from 10 to - shings snd single sole Buskins on
10 cents Also, gentlemens sewed calf Boots fro1
81 IS to 81 So pegged Boots from 81 IS to 81 So
scribners Boots and Shoes are cheap Notwithstanding
the rise in flour,
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ROYAL GuRLEY. Auetieneer

PAvArz LIsRAzY.-This Evening will be sold BY
ROYAL GURLEY co. at their rooms, So4 Broad
way corner OF Dusnsst extensive collection Of val
liable Books from Private Libraries, including many hns
London Edisicns &c. Catalogues ready and Books
arranged TOR examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

THE FOURTH OF july PICTORIAL BRoTHER JosA.
fHAS.-Wnsos & Co.'S mammoth jubilee Brother
Jonathan Is published this morning, 1t contains ss
usual, large number Of wel-executed enTsvings on
subjects pertaining 70 the glorious Fourth and printed
on stupendous sheet Of paper which measures more
than five feet long By four feet wide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

SNIP FEyER-Dr. Tobias celebrated Venetian LA
ment is certain antidote against the Ship Fever.
drops to be taken internally every morning and nj
the forehead and neck with the same. II can be pro
cured at Knapps 100 Fulton st and at the Depot Ea
Eleventhst two doors below the Bowery Also, a. The
priucipal Druggists je5 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

AHAri A HArl KINGDOM FOs HAri-kNo1
l2s Fulton ST. is selling his splendid and unrvs
variety of Summer Hats and Caps, not only adapted
the form and pressure Of the age" but OF heads also
He applies his useful and ornamental coverings TO u
head on chronological principles with proper resre
to where the bumps are, and where they 'houid be-
So ,hst all who favor his establishment, with theirp
sence csnno, fail to be suited His location being nev
the sun he gves warm welcome to his customers 40.
by calling on him. they their Dteres, 10 their tss
usht js3 TuThSsu