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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

Remarks IN Things "a Gensrsi..No j. hy Rambler e
the Mountains u Virginia with Notes By ihs hdlo'a
The Farmers Library TO hon they were addre.seics
tanning some Hints ~ 20 Reform In our Systems u 20
cation, together with journal of events occurring 'hrouA
out the route. the Markets, Asrcuure 90 NE happaR
mock, Use of Mar, In Virginia, etc. &c.
Rec pc Tor Destroy ing the Curcu TO-. Sheep Trade
Pittsburgh
Climate usEaec,s on The Growth Of Plants. Sc NJ
series growing spsce.-Sheep Hushardry IN NE Urr.
Siaes
The Principles OF An6cal Manurlng, Second Pot y
Prof JusGs L.ebig.
New Gapes-lncrlase in the Value Of our Grain cfor..
sheen Husbandry tn he South by Il. ; Randsl-Ls,
ter Prospects OF the Wool Mmhe'-Famr- Deaa1i
AMI supply.
How 10 prevent Flies teasing Horses
Agricultural Educadon-A 'cuuu atns sgns N favor tf
general Svstam 81 Appropri.ts Education Tor gufun
r.sts-N ole. 81 tho Culivaior'
Or.t ard.-Direciions Tor Preparing The Grosnd Phr
ing the rrees, &c.
Eg,s and Poultry How - have them AL he yeWros,i
Wheat Effects ~ .ierrnt Manures.
Tho Bafomeier-its Practical Usr 90 warmers Ani %.
ere: with Rnle. for Predicting The Wea,her
Scientific Aarlcu tura-RuElng aud AnalyZlnF Lard
A good Harvesting Machine
Machine Tor Dressing Barre Slaves
scraps. on great variety OF subjects, instructive Al
curiout
Tao 90, showing The Periods " Pregnancy In dsru
Animals. an Analysis ofWheat; Amount Of Pat ana NJ
Gle produced from an acre.
Tfenchin g-How the Process Is conducted.
Prices Current for Ihe preceding MonIh carefully ~,
recied.
Subscription price 81 per gear. In aeyarce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

RicnELfsU" GoLD Pass TnUMrHaET Try them 4
you the best and cheapest IA the city They are
only 3 and equal 10 ioae soli for 50eisewhefo
60 O. j. y SAVAGE - Fuion-sl. 10 get The genuine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

" An Enelishman named John Higman es
capped from Painted n J tie other day with Phebe
Morrison girl about n years old Ilgman left wife
anil three chiren-ons u the children dangerously a.
snd another only three weeks old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

SUNDAY CusroNs.-on the 2lst inst petition
from Rev r. Johnston and others praying that the Gus
tom Of selling property st the doors OF the Churches
.,s, Divine Service on Sundays may be discontinued
was presented to the Parliament OF Canada his also
customary IN Lower Canada to address political meet
,nss at Church doors % the Sse6sIh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

ENLIsTING We were yesterday sccostei in
the street by mstrony women Of about 6fty years
who inquired with could point her the
wsy the RENDEZVOUS IN Cedar 81. She was accomps
MED By rosy checked lad of eight years, csr
rying a h.s hands cottage bible Wih tromulous
voice she related 10 few words the cause of her evil
dent sorrow. Her eldest young man OF nineteen
who her stay and hope in her declining yesrs bad
left the home Of his widowed mother and the society
Of bis sisters and coming 10 this City bad been persusd
ed by the catering tales OF the recruiting sergeant %
enlist end was this week % bs sent 10 Mexico Tie
had always been good son. was member Of the
church 10 his native village, belonged 90 the sous Of
Temperance and had always been respected i0rnoble
qualities and the thought at thus parting with a loved
10 this manner 20 her. than it would have
been to conslgn him % the grave. We rendered her
hat assistance could In pointing out the place whore
her could be found and suggested the proper course
10 procuring bis release. THIS is common narrative
the main facts OF which sre daily transpriug.
Why will young men be 50 foolish as 10 bo caught
Ike wild gsme 10 the nets which are so waTiy spread
Tor them BY The hasrlss class OF individuals who he in
wall for the purpose a, svary Of streets and
whose cole ia 10 obtain the bounty which they re.
cciye for tho victims thus drawn their tolls Were
housandth part Of the hardshps attending the soldiers
career 70 present themselves to them, they would iy
from such doom with the preciPisncy that marked
tho agh. Of Lot from devoted Sodom. We advise all
young men Who have become dissatisfied with what
they deem he mouotony of their country homes. snd
who are thinking Of campaign Ia Mexico before they
spp,ud their 70 the sorgean.s roll just to read
Billy B.sbse's Account OF the Florida Campaign or
things they sud they represented to be. by
Nike Walsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

~ The steamer Roger VILLAINS Capt DE-
GKoor brought Albany papers At 10 minute. before
'hree O'Clock yesterday siiernoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

GsEgSWOoD CEugTEEy-kisitsrs 10 Greenwood BRA
referred to the Advertisement Of the steamboat Cinderes
This boat makes four ups aday aud the fare is only ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

SAsDs's SARsAPAsflLA In tho wise economy 81 N'"'7
there has been distributed through The mineral and Vege
table kingdoms variety Of medicinal substances sdsp''
~ The reef0 various diseases but Il 10 bee'ea ms T"
product of ihs eash sre many p0gedo "hA''7
properiie, combined as 10 Sarapana Yet, 10 fsh'''
these latent properties practically useful hey feqls '
ys'opment, combination, and concentration IN ssh'''
sarsapsrills IL IL believed all these objects nave
eGectei 10 The fullest extent II IL now admlnse'"
general practice and uniform remedy IN ~
scofala leprosy iumor, swelling u he loini' r.
usm, erysipelss, kings evil, and every compi~" ""
tomstlc Of Impure blood. Affections Of tho maeo1' r.
bfanes such chronic cslarrh, spreading 'n"Sr
nasal passages into tho bronchial membranes Of NJ ''
aIso, lumbago white swelling, and hip diseases w."
removed by his invaluable remedy.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail - AbH
SANDS. wholesale Dmggi.s, 100 sBlton-.l eof'<
WiNana-.t 273 Broadway. sud n Fast Brosi~sJ@
Yon. Sold also ~ Drugds< generally hrogssoeE
Uall8a stAIss. Price VI ho;ils. sir bodies 1te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29
CITY ITBsIs.

TIE COSDITIoS OF TIE CITY PRIsOS--J nder
tbs head W gsTe on Saturday last the substance Of
communication addressed By Dr. J. D. Russ 10 the Mayor
and published In the C0arrrial Adrc-tsc. That pub
Hcstion has occs.i0ned the following correspondence
CIT PRIsos. Path July, ls47.
JOIN d RISE. Esq-Dcgr SIR From numerous
friends have learned with deep regret thsiyour letter
addressed 10 bis honor the Mayor and published in the
CgmmTcia Adrerfisr Of I'D last = generally sterpre
led severe reflection on the Administration Of AZ
fairs Of this establishment during the period have had
the honor of being rs keeper And - have earnestly
desired that the kindness and c0nii6uc shown me By
the Whig members Of the Common Council should be
~ y justified b. the whole bearing Il my conduct "a tee
management OF this important item OF the public ser
vice you will much obge me by stating IN the same
that your letter hss reached the public eye
whether you Intended 10 shy wise % ooject b my con
due, the discharge OF my duties Keeper Of the City
Prison. Respectfully yours W. EDNOND>.
NEwtYoRK July o. ISL
" EByoNDs. Esq. Keeper Of the City Prison-LsGr
ST. Tn answer - your Eote 90 the 2ith inst most un
quaiifedy answer 10. The sbuses which exist in the
City Prison have from mmemorisl usage become apart
If its system Oi government They existed before you
received your appointment snd they will probably con
uuge o. exist until our Corporation shall remedy them
BY an ordinance which shall be- rgiiy enforced The
az If tho state indeed already provides partial
msdy tor these sbuses but the sxy Of discipline hch
mss heretofore characterized the management OF the
institution has both sw snd humanity ~ defiance
hsve Witnessed sir with Srest pleasure. since your
appointment gradual improvement In the appearance
% the prison snd 10 your intention feel coundent 70
ln-oduce such other improvements AZ your experience
may suggest but repeat IL sir you need the coOpers
Ton NJ the City authorities without which much ~ your
effort U fear De- p0wer.sss To secure this cco2ers-
ton the otisc, Of my letter 10 conc uson per II
me tO add that have been partcu sry grsurtd oyyour
efforts "a the cause u t6mperanc, among the prisoners
Persovere in this good work snd you reap your
ward. have the honor 70 be- very respectfully yours
JOHN ID. RUSS, VI. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

The fine STAGE of water DO the river has given
General animation % business The stock ot Flour has
become larger receipts nave been stored ior want OF
Durcbasers sales made A. 81 20 81 snd 80
f1r prime qualify Holders of Grain are in somewhat
batt- sDfrt and more firm It better prices sales ~
% 100 cts Corn averages a0out 90 cts rye IN limit
ed reouast ~ - 20 -1 CO and Rye Flour ~ 30. Pro-
vi.ons without change Bacon continues rather dull
T. ard ia selling al Il! and Oh 'eso At 6t 20 %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

sIsTEs's AFFECTIOS-A TRAILING sTORY o. LfI
May sKclalu I'd Louise HOr On % her elder sise
that you, 20 goof, % kind ard much beiIef lh.t
should have sas % night, a. Mrs.. Hercefs sofee ~
alone, unnoIced, while l'srd her eyes were oedl1~
with Tears
Bless 700, darlng,D said Mary. ki..lng hefse
A. she pared he rich auburn hair ron Der Sow
forehead, you know that besgiy 10 eyrryihl1l -
world shd you Louise were he eeso'y 81 ne room
Losiss sai before the glass the next nigh. before
~ bed ard Mary combed Ihs beautiful hair Of he y
gri-,hs finished, eAcsi.lng'" darling sister L0s.S
ere indeed beautiful
Now, Mary .a,s my seat said he lsggsinsf .
While attend 70 your toilet -.
TIE lovely creature united he cogrss, hall red a \
her sister, and commences cOmblng 10, lhe dr. or
sOllsd he comb, which filed rith lhs fslinS y
she rubbed with he hair Of her siser, applying ~
sslefs hair, and said laughing. Sis Bssy, ng' II
your face COW" She did 81, aud hey retired = II
The same scene occurred Two or three uiE1s-sh.
gan 10 b. remarked that the h0mely Mary bofSe Il L
becoming almOs as besulfll "a her s;s.sT ss1 ,se
hsir % cosTss and dirty, bad become soii ~,
Ozark and beauii'g.-the yellow sun.burIed sDa 49,
face and nscx ~as white, smooth AID son 70 a. 1 a.
clear ,rd lovely sni th1se yellow teeth were - -,
Reader she hal used threo shilling bJle OF "a
Coral Hair Restorative, ffy cent cs.e u JosEs 80
Cheucsi soap, and box OfJoSgs's Amber Ioon -,
ant ghus made be4uafgl These articles can
obtained genuine 10 New York at tas sign u ne "a
esgle, 81 Chalham-sL y"
~ Country dealers beI 10 mind that The on - q
Only True Gouraud Italian Medlcsted sosp tot ~
tar pimPes freches worms 10 the shin, sai9 4. b,
ness aad Ihe Whole hosi Of c0tsIeous dlsofae W.ksr
hsd only al Dr. FELIX GoUeAuDs sDle ceqo- -, ~
a. step or Two from the q BfoAdwaN 49, Dy-,
b. bad his biqpid Vegetable Rouge biy "hi'e % .
and other celebrated toilet preparations
piac. 81 Walkers or you wtli be cheated, a. IA
eooaterIelts are abroad, more especially /" WV
WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

~ The Deaths in the city for the last week
were OF males fO females 20 adults Il children Al
From New.Y0rk 90 Total 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

Ig~ Mr. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury,
now at Rockswsy ia expected TO visit the Government
stores at the Atlantic Dock mex, Friday afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

IALIllluhE. July -----l ~
Flour continues in limited demand. sales n
e. I'D f- Howard - auj - tyr fresh ground West
en- b-snds g - No salas City Mils-held AZ s. 49,
Whest selling duly 81 yesterday. rates j. 70 ] -
4. per quality Sss Cornst 20 % - for Uh'te and gel
low The extreme dulness Of '1e Provision msISet
limited INQUIRY for Bacon 81 former rates Whisky 10
IfIa safIrr ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

Que, thrown PAST her % Teissco. rtA I'm Gn
bs other hand Tetesco was nearly sruehered oy ~
ing shower Of Hreaihs sent 70 Ranieri lns o.
faced petite pretty Carsnie de VIA vs.. ..TA -,
stage box and enjoyed the scene vastly AZ u 30
frtuups Of the ur.ceeGinr evening 10 la -onnAhoIa
Last night about II o'clock nrs ofOAr o. - -
tailor store of Mr Hsdiei. No. . ENchsoss 49,
tween Chesuut and Dock and between 0eeen -' -
Third "a The flames destroyed me shy 49, 80 - -
and al iis contents hut through the eAei"oN' u '0
freuen nothing else was burnt .. -.-Ls
The inactivity Of our market today y ms - -
There we're ssie 0f 500 oob OniO - -. -
New Orleans As5 y Western pf.no o. - -, -
ton selling ~ soto u, PsnDsy 3rAha' are .tIy
scarce selling Al -. and higher asksd .
Nasl A. 81 for Pennsy Vanis Brandy zinc H1,u -
% .ot Of peuusy lvanis red y" n'-i 900 = ~
4 not much 1Herfng Corn nss rec-1eo 80
- =, e 80 -00 burhes Penusyv1nis Rye Tor DIS
tirz taken II 20 cts weight Cotton quiet -
duI C;r,e.rias Unoited in movement n ire raie
Whisky seIingat ~ cts N bo's
The stock Board vas du'l today. o.. .--
FRI B.rr5 end 4Ter-al0 Girsri -. 80 i'Y mesa
Inc -..b 10l .Ssf. az I0 Mech s. Manui Bans p6c,
~ q00 N.shsrir con s. 100 Read, -. 30 cash 3It
-00O sat 80 IN go states So -0t solO I-yss lre1
Notes la. 1000 L.bish Mort Loan. s9' ~ %. y %
N4u.fersav Copper 4 100 Gerard g. - l.gy head
Bond. - III. 10 Lehigh Canal scrip = - Blk
9, 500 Treas Eotes sjrw. 1851 200 d. nv iub -yU
DO cash. hos. 100 Lehish ts ~ Farm he;h'
564 500 state 3 :. ut. - --,
S,c7nf Bocr4 and Afer &c 000 Reading bonds 1s 80
Pes1irg b. ga. no G.rard. 80 5u0l loan, o. ~
- I0Il. 30 Reading s5sn 3a. - Uaion BS Tenn SO
900 Texas Treasury Notes, i 80 6rard l'i u mon
Canal g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

Po1IcE.-Aun Hughes alias Riley, was arrested
Yesterday charged with stealing $40 In cash and gold
ring worth 5 3D. from Ellen shine, OF geo Wism 81
She was locked -Frsncis j Saxt0n was yesterday
arrested by Constable Joscphs OF the Fourth Ward
ch arged with em5azzing property 10 the value otS2j
from his employer Robert Eysus 239 Grandst H.
detaned.-. Sarah Fowler was yesterday arrested
by Capt McGraih OF tne Sixth Ward, on suspicion OF
stealing $500 from a gentleman stopping at Tammsny
Hall whose name We could not ascertain. She vas de-
tanned lar exam nation
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-04
From the Liverpool Times, dug. IA.
THE LATEST COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

The alarm of a monetary crisis immediately sue
cccding the excitement OF general election, COM
mcrcial affairs have not improved since our publca-
ton of the 4th instant. The pressure for money has
increased considerably, and general distst continues
TO prevail Notwithstanding declining prices of grain,
and the certainty of harvest of more than average
abundance. The produce markets, however, have
exhibited considerable share of activity; and the
main articles of general consumption readily find
buyers. -
The steamship Britannia, Captain Harrison, with
dates from Boston of the st arrived here last night
after a rapid passage of II days and hours Her
letters were delivered at the commencement OF bust
ness this morning, and up to eleven o'clock neither
the corn nor cotton markets had experienced any
change in prices.
The failures in the corn markets of London, Liver
pool and Sligo, together with very large arrivals OF
foreign grain, have produced complete paralysis OF
business and the dealers only supply themselves for
the immediate wants 1t almost tends to mslead our
readers at distance TO quote actual prices, since
each successive market day exhibits the unsteadness
of the trade. The further reduction in prices re-
corded in our last number, OF the 4th inst, when
wheat was still declining from about los per quarter
for the best description in the market, was check
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-04
ARRIVAL OF THE GUADALQUIvER.

The new British steamer Guadalquivcr, Hosken,
arrived at New York last Sunday morning. having
left Liverpool 18th ut., TO which date she has
brought papers and letters. The is of great
commercial Importance iftalcn a 'chOe; and the
'chole' is reliable it is difficult conjecture what
will be the result There is another financial crisis
in England, and several very extensive failures have
taken place. and prices of Brcadstufs of are
down.
Early in the week (prcvious to the G's lcaving)
considerable uncasincss caused by the failures of
the house of Coventry, Shepherd & Co., King, Mel
vile & Co., whose liabilities half million stcrl
ing 1t is said there is scarcely solvent flour house
in London.-Thc total amount of the Liabilities of the
various firms whose failures have been reported on
the Corn Exchange, London during the last pressure
was estimated at e 100000, about S $780, 000
Throughout the history of Europe there never
existed similar examples of so many sovcreigns
threatening to resign their thrones at the present
moment. No fewer than three or four potentatcs
are declared to entertain serious intentions of abdi-
eating their power and authority The autocrat of
Russia intends to return to Italy. The Prince Of
Orange talks of resigning the crown of Holland.
The King of the Belgians was affected in the same
way; and the Queen of Spain has expressed her
rcsoluc determination TO abdicatc her throne
The measures of the Bank of England in regard to
foreign exchange, have already exercised decided
improv cment in rates. The official notice of the
Bank raising the minimum rate Of discount to s. per
cent, had revived all those discussions which in
April last were so warmly agitated respecting the
power of that establishment, and the prudence with
vb; Il noucr excrcised
There have been heavy purchases in London,
which has had tendency to dcprcss business. The
funds maintained a steady position, with tendency
to Improvement. Consols 81 to S7s; Bank Stock 1875
to 1877. [Scc following under Commercial Review
1t is stated in late Liverpool paper that by the
last British steamer 1.-THE Cambrial to Boston, up
wards of 6 900 protested bills for acceptance
were returned 1t appears that the bills were drawn
at New York for a speculation for a London
principal but as the agent had exceeded his instruc-
tons, they dishonorcd.
The prices of Breadstuifs at Liverpool Aug. 49,
were as follow: Amer. Wheat, per 70 lbs, SIS. 6d.a
9s r. .OlaS 216;l Indian Corn, $50 lbs, 26s .a30s
re- 24a ST 20l Indian Meal, brl. of 1876 lbs, lisa
I5s rs. 36a $3.6O,l Flour, Baltimore and Philadel-
phia do. 24s. 6da25s. [5.SSa$6.]
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-04

on now calls for the most costly and the purchasers
Of the lower grades substitute the American prints
beng more desirable, and procurabc at less than
haIl the cost Consumers, as uniform rule, use far
more costly goods than in times past.
The idea that any thing is ''good enough for Anne
RIGA" is pretty thoroughly exploded, and when the
difference between the first cost Of article OF good
or poor quality, is small in comparison with the
value of the article, will longer the very info
rior goods believing they actually cost more in the
end. Our auctions during the week have been well
supplied with Cloths, which has rather retarded pr
yate sales, but the sales have been mostly of medium
and low grades there being necessity for resort
ing to public sales TO dispose Of fine goods
Frchch GOOdS.-StOck large, assortment good, fair
dcmand very few have been offered at auction, and
none but staple goods.
GmghantS.-Thc demand continues good Stocks
fair
Hosiry-Stock very large; many have been offer
ed at auction, but mostly low priced; assortment
good, fair demand.
LmenS-AsSortmcnt good, fair demand, moderate
sales.
VeStngS- Assortment very good, fair demand.
" OOHenS-CIotls and Cassimcrcs plenty, with
fair demand many have been offered at auction
during the week
B0nkefS.- Blankets arc not plenty, and in good
demand. Some very inferior Cotton Warp have
been offered at auction. Sales could be effected at
advance of 10 per cent. upon the prices obtained
al the commencement of the season.
PrintS.-Good styles in demand; medium quality,
and rather neglected.; lower grades fair request.
dtpdchdS.-Sllk Warp in demand; Cotton Warp
very plenty and lower grades selling very low;
stock large.
CaShmeres.-Some new designs are open and in
good request; stock not large; fair demand.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-04

Sugar Making in Western IeIaS,-Succcssful
operations in Sugar making are in progress in West
ern Texas the pondcrous machinery for largs mill
having recently arrived at Matagorda creek for Mr.
10000 lbs. "Judgc Mills, (says Western paper
before us) has gone largely this year into the
Sugar misunderstanding about 900 of ready
for manufacture the coming fall We glad to see
this movement in the Sugar business going ahead.
There is no doubt with us but it is the legitimate
business of Western Texas, and certainly very pro-
ftablr -
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-04

con 'Change."-To the younger Merchants of
Baltimore is to be ascrbcd, understand, the credit
of revving the custom, observed in all commercial
cities, of meeting on Change; and conformably to
previous arrangement the first meeting took place on
Wednesday last, September LIST, in the rotunda of the
Exchange, and was well attended. As this is one Of
the helps to give commercial character 10 city,
we hope the practice will continue as ne,r, when
time shall have fully cnaced its novelty. sale of
two cargocs Virginia Wheat took place on Thurs
day, the prices paid were l.09a Slip per bushcl
One o'clock, p. NJ, we understand, is Change hour