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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-01

Treaty at Vienna, 1915,
whereby the Duchy of
Parma. &C.. was secured to
the King Of Rome.
Great earthquake at Mex
leo.
Saxony placed undor
control of Prussia, 1914
Treaty OF amity between
France and U. States, 1890.
HER.
Nina, the Guerilla chief.
defeated by the spanish
royalists, 1880.
Savannah bombarded, by
the British, 1873.
Battle ofMoravian town,
in which Gen. Harrison de-
Heated Gov. Proctor
Franklin obtains money
from France and HOLLAND.
Merchant Tailors' CON-
pany founded in London.
1908.
Varna, an important for.
tress Of the Turks, surren-
.dered to the Russians.
The Bahamas discover
cd by Columbus, 1892.
Battle of Queenstown,
1912. William Penn born
(supposed) 1914.
Durgoyne defeated at
Saratoga. TIT. Koscius.
ko died, 1917.
Gen. Washington captures
Lord CORVALLIS at York
town, 1881. Lafayette re.
turns to France, 1881. Bat.
tie of Black Creek, 1914.
National Jubilee in In.
gland.
First license granted for
a theatre in England, 1908.
Massacre of Christians
in Crotia by the Turks in
1892, when 10000 were
slain.
Richard I. excommuni.
Gated by the Pope for an
ialledged creation Of dis.
cord among the crusaders.
The last witch executed
in England, 1908. Queens
College. Oxford, founded
1910.
I Err.
Hurricane in the Medi-
terranean, with immense
loss Of life and property,
1852.
St. Johns surenders to the
Americans, l776.
The second war common
!. I'd between England and
4 olland, 1904.
First potatoes taken
"a m America into Ireland,
81 0.
Battle of Taledega, in
VII ich Gen. Jackson defeats
be Creek Indians, 1918.
c harles Carroll died, 1882.
A rticles Of confederation
.d0E ted by the American
,tats 8, l777. The Barrier
reat WINS.
Fol t Washington surren-
Tered l776 British Muse.
I'm Oh ytablished under pro.
ectioi Of government, 1888.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-01

The BRTIsH, FRENCH AND SPANISH NAVY OFFI-
GERS IN THE GULF.-The noble conduct of the Off
GERS and men of the British, French and Spanish
vessels of war oil Vera Cruz, in risklng their own
lives and saving those OF the crew Of tho U. s.
brig somers, is deserving of all praise. We hope
that our Congress will take occasion, at All early
day, to pass some suitable resolutions to be for
warded to them and their respective govern
ments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-01

the GoIena Gozsffe. writing from Dubuque, says
that some 1900 persons left that place on the 2sth ut
to attend the Legislature about to convene nova
the new state government. The only inhabitants len
were two ministers the clerk in the land ONCE the pest
master few mechanics, ono uSI
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Embargo laid on AMeri-
can vessels, by England,
1912. Sweden interd all
commerce with England,
1912.
Shakespeare born, 1854
Pcrsiano captured Bassora,
after 10 months siege, l776.
Treaty of amity between
Great Britain and Column
bia.
Venezuela becomes an in
dependent government.
Battle ofLexington, l775.
Holland acknowledges the
independence Of America,
1852.
The French National AS.
sembly declare war against
Germany, l7of.
Brazil discovered. 1000
War breaks out between
Russia and Turkey, 1885
Blockade of whole Ame-
rican coast declared oy Adj
miral Cochrane, 1914.
General Wolfe killed,
1909. Great freshets in
Switzerland in 1902.
British sloop Of war Eper.
visr captured by American
sloop OF war Peacock, 1914.
Washington iuaugurated
in 1889.
Expedition against Crown
Point and Ticonderoga,
l7i5. Portugal declares
war against France. 1908.
Tremendous hail storm
in England, 1907. Tnsurrec.
tions break outil different
parts of Spain simultanc.
ously, 1908.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-01

Criminal Statistics az New York. ~
Henry VsHdervoort, Esq. clerk Of the Court of sea
msnt of convictions, acquittas. &c., in the Courts
Oyer and Terminer General and Special Sessions of
Peace in the City and County OF New York, for the
year l848 =
COURT OF OYER TERMINER.
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2lst-storrning Of Monte
rey by Gen. Taylor with
6OoO troops. against II. 900
Mexicans under Ampudia :
after three dayls siege the
fortress is captu red. Anne
rican loss 500 ; Mexican
1000.
22d-Great Bi itain runs
ashore on the irish coast
and is lost.
a5th-san4a Anna starts
for the seat Of war, in order
to concentrate 30, 600 men
at San Luis Poto.si. Gene
raj Wool's ar my leaves San
Antonio for C,,anuila.
26th-Califorpia Regim't,
under Colonel Stevenson,
sailed. Ha6eas cGTpts weep
eth in consequence
27th-Hoyt shot by N.Y.
ers in Richmond.
30th-The great artistic
Sivori arrives.
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A treat of neutrality
signed, %. between
France aii Naples. 900
persons kind by the fall
ing in Of a va II Of q church
in Bourbon, Gance, l77e.
Treaty Of Arras between
France and Burgrndy,l435.
Columbus sailed on his
voyage resulting in the dis
covery Of America, l442.
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Milton born,llo0s.
DR.. Johnson d ed, 1884.

Great fire in tNew York,
1885.
Napoleon issues the Mi
Ian Decree, 1907. Bolivar
died, 1880.
War declared by Eng.
land against France, in ia
vor Of distressed Protest.
ants, 1927.
Louisiana purchased by
the United States from the
French, 1903.
Congress lays an embar.
20 on American vessels,
1907.
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Cardinal I Wooisey died,
1880.
First stone of st. Paul's
Cathedral Il Nd in London,
after the greet fire. 1871
Revolution at Warsaw, Po-
land, 1880.
dDER.
Battle of Ausfes5litz, 1905,
Riots in London, 1916.
Smyrna destroyed by an
earthquake, 1864
Ferdinand confirmed as
King of spain by Napoleon,
1918.
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Washington resigns his
commission to Congress,
1888. Newton born, l6A2.
Treaty OF Peace eonclud-
ed at Client between tAe
United States and Eng
land.
Great riots at Nottingham,
England, 1911. Birth Of
Christ.
Hessians defeated by
Gen. Washington at Tren.
ton.
Post Office established in
England, 1850.
Savannah captured by
the British, l77s. British
frigate Java captured, 1912,
by the Constitution
The British burn Buffalo.
1918. Protectorate Of Oil.
yer Cromwell begins, 1888.
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Post Office established in
England, 1850.

Epents 10 Take Place.
The year lsi7 begins with Friday and ends with Fri
day-thst very unlucky day. The 4th OF July comes
on Sunday-very unlucky. There Will be no ful
moon this year in the month Of Fobruary-unlucky
month Oar national political day begins Sunday tho
4,h of March-uplucky day. There will be no eclipse
visible in the unlucky for the star gazers Janua
ry is to DO blessed with two full moons and March
with like numberthis will be lucky, and will perhaps
throw light enough over the dark features Of the year to
overcome all evil representations All this appears in
AM nanar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-01

Ist-Steamer Cam 'ria
leaves Boston and the ma lis
behind I; the latter go to
Cape Cod /; the former n J.
mains in the mud.
3d-Revolution in Gene
va, Switzerland.
5th--Nileteenth annual
fair of American Institute.
sth--Mass meeting Of
wings.
loth-Queen of Spain mar
ried; great disturbance in
Europe thereat.
llth--.Destructive hurri-
cane in Havana, Key West-
&c.
l2th-Sivori's first appear
ance and triumph.
l3th-9reat storm in this
city and elsewhere. Penn
sylvania votes for the wings.
l6th--Attack on Alvarado
by American squadron.
l9th--Parade Of lst Regi-
ment Artillery. News from
Ohio aud Pennsylvania de-
lights the wings.
20th-Caledonia arrives at
Boston.
23d-Blockade of Yucatan
ordered by our government.
26th--Norwegian man. Of
war "North Star" arrives :.
the first from that nation in
this country.
27th-Row in New York
about an escaped slave
Tract Society induce him to
make tracks.
29th-Henri Herr gives his
first concert in this country
to about $500 people.
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3d-Taylor's forced march
to Point Isabel, with $500
men.
4th-Balance of troops left
at fort Brown CALAMITY de-
feud it against a numerous
force vf the enemy. Major
Brown killed.
9TH National Medical
Convention in New York.
sth-Holy week and anni-
versaries commence. Battle
of Palo Alto. Maj. Ringgold
MORALLY wounded. 1000
Americans against 1000
Mexicsns.
9th-Battle of Resaca de
la Palma. Gen. Vega taken
prisoner by Capt. May. In
these battles the American
loss 800; Mexican 1900.
llth-Presidsnt sends mes.
sage to Congress. Great
debate. War bill passes the
House.
l2th-War bill passes the
Senate. Mayor is sworn in.
Another great abolition
meeting.
l7th-Barrita captured by
Col. Williams and 7 compa-
MES u. 8. troops.
lsth-Gen. Taylor takes
possession of Ma'amorss.-
Vera Cruz blockaded by
Com. Conner.
GOTH Great war meeting
in the Park. What was said
has proved to be words and
nothing else"
2lst-Trinity church con-
secrated. Commencement
of great fair at Washing.
ton.
25th-Gen. Scott takes q
hasty plate Of soup. and the
English queen increases
the royal family.
26tb-New York city in
o delirium Of joy with news
of the Mexican defeats OF
Palo Alto. SC. New Orleans
Legislature votes $500 for a
sword to Gen Taylor.
27th-Arrival ofthe Great
Britain.
asth-Disastrous gale at
Point Isabel.
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U. 8. frigate Essex cap
tured in Valparaiso harbor.
by two British men-of. war,
the Phoebe and Cherub
Great earthquake at Lis
bon, l76l.
w..
Fools Day. Charleston,
8. c. beseiged by Sir Henry
Clinton, 1889
Thomas Jefierzon born,
l7a3. u. 8. ship Alliance.
80 guns, captures British
frigate ATLANTA and the MI
nerva, 10 guns, 1881.
VIM. II. Harrison, Pres.t
of the United States, died,
ls4l.
padaioz stormed by the
British and Portuguese,
1914. Massacre OF Dart
moor prison, 1915.
Bonaparte abdicafed !,
1914. war between Great
Britain and Prussia, 1906.
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HERALD CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE

Mx
Euenfs prior 10 l846.
Battle Of Princeton in l777.
Norfolk burnt by Lord Dun.
more in l776. Greeks de-.
clare their independence,
1877.
Trial of Gen. Hull for trea-
son, and cowardice, at AL
bany,lsl4.
Triple alliance of the
Hague between France,
England aud Holland, l7l7.
Whitehall Palace burned,
1903. Peace ratified be.
tween Great Britain and the
Ottoman Porte. Destruc.
tive fire at Smyrna, 1870
Peace Of Paris between
France and Sweden in 1910.
On the same day, 1915,
balls were given and re-
csived at the battle Of New
Orleans.
Great fire at Charleston,
1915. Treaty between Eng.
land and Holland, 1878.
Alliance of France and
Sweden, 1881. Norway
coded to Sweden, 1914.
d. 8. srigate President
captured by four British
men Of. war, 1915 Treaty
Of Chambord, 1862.
Battle of Corunna, 1909.
Alliance between Prussia
and England, l776.
Louis XVI. beheaded in
Paris, 1898.
The union Of Utretch,
1879.
Frederick the Great born,
l7l2. England declares
war against Spain, 1906.
British schr. st. Law.
renee, ID guns, captured
by American privateer
Clnasseur, IA guns. 1915.
Escape Of Bonaparte from
Eloa, 1915. France declares
war against England. 1865.
george the Third died,
1871. Peace between Span.
ish and Dutch. Indepen.
dence Of Holland recognis.
ed, 1913.
AIRY.
Col. Aaron Burr is charg-
Cd with high treason.
General peace at Paris,
ned' between France, g.
britain, U. States, Spain,
The Cortes of Spain re.
nounce the treaty ofValan.
cia. The Chesapeake
blockaded, 1918.
Alliance formed betwe
United States and France,
i7so; Kingston, Jamaica,
destroyed by fire.
Emperor of Germany
!oins Russia against Tur-
Key.
Explosion of powder
mills in Brussels, by which
io0 persons were Instantly
killed, 1911.
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Alliance between France
and Holland, 1895.

III.
Earthquake in Concep.
ci0n, 1914.
Gen. Provost, in South
Carolina, surprises the
Americans, and compels
them to retreat, 1873.
Inaugurati n of Ameri-
can Presidents. Col. But
Ter, in 1914, with 100 Ame-
ricans, defeats $50 British,
at le Mile Creek.
Col. Crockett killed at
the Alamo, 1885. Peace Of
Radstadt, TIA.
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Benjamin West visits
Home, 1885.
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Hannah More died, 1888.

Third Coalition Of allied
powers against France,
1905.
Treaty Of Alliance bstw'n
Russia, Austria and Prussia,
1873.
Parry's victory on Lake
Erie, 1913, and destruction
of British squadron.
Battle Of Brandyw
l777.McDonough's victory,
1914.
Treaty Of Peace between
Russia and Sweden, 1909.
Benjamin West visits
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l2th - Daniel Webster,
with a host ofC congressman,
arrives in this city. Much
alarm lest some should stay
here and have an extra scs.
sion.
l5th-Great fire at Quo.
que, l.. l.; first time light
was ever had of the exist.
ence of the place. u. 8.
brig Truxton lost.
l6.h-Santa Annals revo-
luton in Mexico. Paroles
exiled and Santa Anna takes
command ofarmy.
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Guerrero frigate captur.
ed, 1912.
Gen. Howe debarks with
1900 men at Elk River, to
attempt the subjugation Of
Philadelphia. l177.
DR.. Hcrschell died, 1922.
Battle of Long Island, 1875.
st. John Baptist behead-
ed. Paley born, l743.
General Sullivan defeats
the British and Indians at
Newtown, l77q.
IaaBER.
First wood cut made by
Rust, q German, in l460.
Seventy persons con.
demned as witches, and
burnt in France, 1909.
War declared by Den.
mark against Sweden, 1918.
Battle Of Worcester, 1851,
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l,2o
Total No of persons convicted, acquitted and dis
. charged In all the courts. .3,6lt
the State Prison 90 men and ii
sentenced fsniiisnary, ias men and III wo
Sentenced e The City Prison. aas men and % wa: :"
Sent 10 the House Of Refuge, 10 boy. and girls '
Aggregate Of time Of persons sentenced to the Stats
prison, 377 years and months.
NO OF indictments found by Grand Jury. 76
No. OF complaints dismiss ed by Grand Jury 49,. u,
NO; Of indictments discharged by mol pros and set
No Of complaints for assault settled before ndict AZ
No Of Iecognizancos to appear and answer filed du.
No: q recognizances forfeited and ordered to
Amount Of fines and fees collected and paid
No.. v HENaY vANiiDiEiiivvot;o5R:fi,
IN the Courts OF Oyer and Terniner and Gen
sions, there were
Convieted. i.
1913 ''''''. ''....'.... Isl -,
a.a:.Housn Rrro.r Foa ' psc: MN
appears from this report that 6639 have b
ported by the city. OF these, there are in
Bellevue Aims House,. ........,
bellevue Hospital. ..........
Ilty rris0n..
Luuauc asylum.
nursery farms...
ieH'enttafy..
hospital. ....................
t,IsoneIs...
Amount Of sunnI;ss furnished 60: ~
Navigation or rhs Unlo ixivsr.
E IsSGS .."....... Dec ~. -. ,asn.,
wheeling. ..........D Dec. a.. a tie in,
CINCINNATI Dec, fa11ifY
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Explosion of powder
mills in Brussels, by which
io0 persons were Instantly
Killed, 1911.

Treaty of Tolentius be.
tween France and thePope,
1897. Duke of Suffolk,
father Of Lady Jane Grey,
beheaded, 1854.
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Events prior 10 1916.
Battle Of Princeton in TIT.
Norfolk burnt by Lord Dun
more in l776. Greeks de.
clare their independence,
1877.
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Now York incorporated,
1866. Martin Luther OK
communicated by the Pope.
Geo. Washington elected
commander.in chief in l775.

commander.ln Chief in l775.
Battle Of Monmouth, 1878.
WaI declared by the United
States against England, 1917.
William lVth, died. 1888.
Victoria proclaimed Queen.
The British sloop OF War
Leopard commits an outrage
upon the U. 8. frigats Che.
sapeake, 1907.
s. L. Southland died, 1912.
Roger Sherman died. 1893
Convention between En-.
gland and Spain, 1876.
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Events of Last Year.
lst-Psni c in Wall street.
Great ball of Washington.
Acadia left Boston with
80 0e0 letters, 40 bags pa
pers. and 10 passengers.
fucatan withdraws from
Mexico.
3d-The man with the
white hat" is seen in New
Orleans. Staten Island be-
comes celebrated through
Hernandez.
4th Tho Hibernia arriv-
ed at Boston with Charles
Keen and lady.
Standardization in Con-
eress OF Chss. J. Ingersoll's
resolution for the whole Of
Oregon or none, and for
cessation of joint occupa-
ton.
9th State Legislature
met at Albany.
sth-Grand balls given
throughout the city, and
country generally.
Ioth-Reception of news
from Mexico, that Paredes,
at 81 Luis Potosi, was pre-
pairing to march against the
city OF Mexico. 49,.
10Th - Great abolition
me citing. and Cassius NJ.
Clay at the Tabernacle. Col.
Webb RECEIVERS q coat stolen
in Baltimore.
l5th-Herald receives ex-
elusive ne s from Europe
by packets Iowa and OK
ford.
l6th-Reception, by ex.
elusive express, Of news
from England, by ship Ii
berry, stating the resigna-
ton Of Peel's ministry.
2lst- Commencement OF
great snow storm.
12d.-HOney man, tho barge
robber, convicted.
24th-News of the refu.
sci of Mexico to receive U.
8. Minister
26th - Rejoicings and
sleighing times in Gotham.
Senator Allen introduces
the " anti.European dicta.
tom resolutions. Great
debate thereon at Washing
ton. =,
29th-Montreal bank rob.
bers arrested. Reception OF
news that Paredes had Tn.
tered Mexico, and Herrera
ohdirotod
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Hath anniversary of the
birth day Of Washington.

Alessrs. Clay and Russell
sail in U. s. frigats John
Adams for Gottenburg,lSl4.
Elias Hicks died, 1880.
Pestalozzi died, 1927. Most
destructive storm I'm Eng
land, 1918.
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Montezuma, Emperor of
Mexico, died 1920.
VIM Pitt born, 1859.

Ja'k Cade's rebellion in
favor Of the Duke of York,
l450. British captured Stony
Point l779.
Grattan died, 1920. Au-
gusta capitulatea to Ameri.
cans, 1881.
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AUGUST.

1900 British and Indians
defeated by Major Croghan
and 100 Americans, at San
dusky, 1873.
Treaty of Cambray. AL
lance between Great Bri.
tain and Hesse, l740. Burn
ing of the splendid Berlin
Royal Theatre, 1914.
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".
Washington Joined army
at Cambridge, 1916.
Fort Erie taken, 1914.
Declaration of American
independence, ITO. Presi.
dents Adams and Jefferson
died, 1926; Monroe, 1891.
US. Congress, l776, pub.
fishes the grievances which
le d to war against Eng.
|. y d.
Columbus born, l447.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-14

COuFLNa IOULN

= = Ramos New oEsears Suaaf. on saa4Isnmoof 49,
I 0ltc4Iii 81 BANKER.
NHee.a Al=I-t ~, lz{s.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-04
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Correspondent.

New York, Oct. 3, 1Si7.
Our from the State convention Syracuse
down to last evening. AT that me although the fourth
day of its session nearly gonc the convention had not
finished the settlement of the OF contested elections
probable however, that would b. through with
that order of business before adournng and be enabled to
with the nominations tomorrow morning There
candidates to be nominated for twelve places which, with
the discussion expected to take place the 'Wmot Pro-
vso will be likely carry the convention ways into
the second week.
One of the fastest and beautiful of the steam craft
the Hudson is the new boat Aida, running
opposition day boat between this city and Albany and she
very great fnvorite. But while might say good
word her, should hardly think of giving you
that she broke her walking beam the passa
down yesterday but for the great dearh of news in the
city. At such time, it makes people almost cape with
wonder to hear that the smoke pipe Of crack boat had
blown while, there is little excitement stirring the
explosion of boiler with less than fifty hardly
cites attention la the OF the Aida, however, ortu
natey was hurt.
Tomorrow is the day for the annual and parade
of the uniformed militia but its recurrence
ribe the great of abe-boded population, by
presenting the disagreeabe alternative either of losing
day in equally annoying and prodess, paying
an enormous ine is longer dreaded law has been
passed, ing any person to commute, by paying
ssventy-ve and fancy that the officers the diff
fant will have be with average of one
. high private" TO each company.
The general convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
church be held in this city Wednesday Nest
of the bishops already here and preaching to-day
in abe several churches of that denomination. FED.
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Oct IS, p IN.
TIE ,cgr neo and the election excitement The European
nails.--7he markets, &c.
The excitement with regard to the from the seat Of
war and the xety further intelligence, has somewhat
absorbed the general attention from the elections which take
place Wednesday next, and doubt not but that It viii
be very quiet canvass although full vote will be poled
perhaps larger in Baltimore before The
great in the city is for Congress- and there ar
variety topics ofocal interest which will operate either
for or against the candidates
The news from Europe by the Hiberhia reached last
night by telegraph but did forward il to you. You
doubtless however, the full telegraph accounts which
all that has been received here up tn this time. learn
from New York that the post Office express with the Euro
pean mall did reach New York from Boston until 10
O'clock this morning. Consequently the steamers mails
will reach Washington at o'clock tomorrow morning.
TINS MARKErs,-ln the Baltimore market this morning
0our was frmer under the effect of the Iberna's news
hot nrices are unseted Holders of beadsi5 have adj
vnnced their There have been small sales this morn
ing of Howard street brands, not however sufficiently
e tn settle quotation So; which price holders
generally asking being advance of % cents per barrel
over the last CHEST sales City milers arc generally ask
ng &c without finding purchasers Nothing done in rye
Hour or corn meal Dealers are generally holding of for
their private letters -, ,,,,.., -. 49,. i,
an average of cts per bushel under the Sales this
oning of 5000 bushels at 81 ~ u % for good
to prime red aud 81 IS to 20 for Whit aGcotng to
law M 81 SO cts and yellow generally held at 10 els.
Oats i2 a - cs aud rye 73a 10 cts
Al New York this morning. the private letters came to
n hand by express They confirm the newspaper accounts,
and quote best American Hour in Liverpool g - 80 shi-
ng per bb wheat 62s per 1 for hes. Whine and Indian
corn SIS per qr Indian meal los per barrel
The cotton market dull, and declined under the news
cent per 10. Not much doing.
Whiskey, 2Da30 cents per gallon
At Philadelphia this mornings the news OF the Hlbemia
has unsettled market Deaersa awaiting the receipt
Of their u rvae letters before entering the market
Flour is held at % per Dbl higher and wheat and
corn some or cents above the prices of Saturday.
Proysi ms firm, and groceries IN good request
The cotton market is heavy, and holders disposed to
recede in their views