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BALTIMORE. June 8, lsA7.

BALTIMORE, June 9, ls47.
| The Funeral of Major LaU--TAe Pony Erpress-Old
Zack ruoping sgsin--Siow VoIunteering-M Markets,
Stock Board, re.
The funeral yesterday afternoon Of Major James o.
Law grand affair, the military and Odd Fellows
turning out great force The procession was upwards
of mile lsng and the stores along the whole line Of the
route chosen closed from four to six O'CLOCK with
out any previous concert agreement deep the
feeling of respect and regret entertained for the de
ceased
! observe that the "pony express has again ar
rived though this time they do not b, ing news of much
Importance However the is such lead to the
Their grand battle at San Louis Potosi, and that
If General Scott does not keep a bright look
out Old zackD viii have possession of the Halls Of
give to the Chisf He seems to be deter.
mined to push ahead in spite Of the oppton at Wash.
and bring the war TO close in time to walk into
It Is said that Major Law had insured his life few
months since fol 500 He has left wife and four
children. and but little property.
The recruiting of volunteers for Mexico in this city
progresses slowly Notwithstanding Gen Smith tender
ed to the President three thousand a few months
since. not more than one hundred of the two
panes short time since required from this city have
them up.
Tar MsRKnrs-The market for Howard flour is in.
mss Be s.
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another sale of 5000 bls anspired No saes Of
Mary land wheat parcel of enna red sold So 10
bashs and another Of white shipper 81 10 Sc
b nse v %ere a we seye
and $4,000 bushels sold leo One parcels
apd whisky Holders ask SO cents for bills and 81 cents
esterday of which 376 taken by the city butchers
Prices from 50 81 q 100 lbs the hoof Sales of
live hogs y made S. Is to Sc IS
Sales OF sTooxs-s5ooo T,essu5y notes 6 time l95
United closed 1864 asked 1854 bid Md
closed a. 90 asked 30 bid Baltimore 6 Of $780, l0 ask
ed 1911. bid.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
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every Norwich; Mary and Eliza sharp Albany; Ra nbow
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Brand, woe Stevenson do and Robert Morris Busby New
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town, and steamer fronside,, Morris NYork.
Miscellaneous Record.
sHIfwaEcH ASD Loss OF LlrELCapt Mcneil, Of the Br
.Ssa s ne o f's % %hs I'M H
q the Spanish ship Eu.q from Hayans bound
large ssttrs which he SsS. and :s@I
souls Of whom thirty four succeeded getting the boats
The remaisde -four, went down with the ship The
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the French bark Ajax this port wv" ''''' y
P.eEEf Sur ANGLO sAsos ~. hull Of chi, h wreck
sS M S nsS @ savage thought
H. of P ed 70 Ssys
rived at 81 Thomas, 10Th ult-al well.
Spoken.
Ship Liverpool Mcclellan, from New Orleans for Glasgow,
ship British Queen from New Orleans for Cork = days
s FOR Boston, H. Of
Bark Lion, Henry from Havana for Cowes &C. May H. lat
Brig ChashqOchee sh.nop day; from Philadelphia for
Brig vctorine, Hobb from Baltimore via Pemambuco for
May 7, on PeI,mbueo, scbr, from -, for Portland,
Jq,e 4 Of Long Island :,
for Ro Gnde ande double opsa
Whalemen.
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Arr sth ship Golconda Howand Pacific Ocean Tai.
cshuana 90 days with 400 bbs 200 do bk6sh oil Spoke
Cape orn date. ship Unca Geet NIB mos out 500 sp
for NV Coast -
sasp I Fame asn'?y %GGss'" NC
Arr Sag H,rbor 5th inst ship Levsn Havana, 20 days
from Isle Grand with 1900 bbs80 and $4,000 lbs bone
May 25th lat IS 3e N lon 6 "a W. spoke brig Pavilion
Adsms Of Chimark, days from Sc Thom,s bound on a
cruise off Bermuda with 800 bbs left st Tho
mas brig Gem, Of P,oviIsetown, with 2io sp.
Also do ship Phenix, Briggs, from the NV Coast,
with bbls wh 5000 lbs bone board 10000
Reports Feb 9th of Cape Hom ship Coez, Swift NIB
bound Kamschatka; 10Th of do ship Courier Holey NIB
40 sp; ship Amethyst Hows do 50 18Th off Falkland
Islsnds Franklin do Charles Henry Allen London,
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Southern Cotton Markets.

SAVANNAH June ARRIVED since the 29th ultmo All
bales Upland (6S by Central Raroad and 70 bales Sea
Island Cleared in the time 1898 bales Upland and
479 bales Sea Island viz to Liverpool $50 bales Upland
and 375 bales Sea Island Boston 1883 Upland New York
l434 Upland and 81 Sea Island Philadelphia 30 Upland.
and Charleston l33 Upland and l43 Sea Islandleavng
hand and shipboard not cleared stock of II 42
bales Upland and 2l46 bales Sea Island. The transac-
tions in Uplands very light that refrain from
making any notice Of them. Sea Isands.The sales Of
the week amount to 333 bales at slight decline, owing
In instances to forced sales follows at 49, at
H. 10 at 40 7S at a. 20 at 90 at 22 1913 from 30 to
25<, and 81 bales Stained from 5 to cents per Id.
CHARLESTON June 5.-We have feature
to notice in the Cotton market since publication
of the goth ultmo Holders generally have withdrawn
their supplies until such time shall receive latter
intelligence from the other de and the actions Of
the week Just brought to close like those Of the prece
ding one have been both limited and confined almost
exclusively house. at about the prices paid last
week II Is impossible under existing circumstances to
bales the receipt in the same time Of 1885 bales
The actual transactions as follows viz 10 bales at
TO- "a at 1871 1875 at l0 100 at l0 23O at l0; 81 at
1917 81 at III 81 at ll7s 10S at ll4 10 at ia; ID at
TX, and "A bales at 1ls Some 1853 bales OF Ncnkeen
cotton were sold $50 The market for long cot
has quiet since last There has been some
inquiry various descriptions but purchasers were
demanding reduced limits to which holders would not
submit and hence the light operations The sales have
been limited so bales of the qualities ranging from
stained very inferior and miding fair at from 20 to
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Arrivals OF Strangers In New York.

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coln Providence.
WESTERN HOTEL.
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tisi Mshssa; B. nkohisn NeSSsIL; MslIer dS i. G
ding, New Haven; p McCarry, Savannah; T. W. Moore,
Mass G. southwark Great Darlington; w IL A. Pratt l.;
N Powers, Lans ngburgh; b. Robbins Yarmouth, n Y;
Pike Gens Fal W C. Foster Harlford G. Richards,
Warrensburgh s. r. Richards do; B. s. Kellogg Canton,
China Mr. Everett Attleboro; L. II. Coon, Michigan r..
Searn Tunis; r. Fitch, Lansingbugh d. Wood Coop
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combe and LADY, Windham, Conn D: Farman, Bait more;
Mrs Wells, Toys w X. Bradshaw, Phila; w. Harris Hart
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COMMERCIAL JNTELLIGENCE.
State Of the Flour Markets.

CINCINNATI June 3-Prices little better to. day.
with fair enqury still holders asked above the views
of most buyers and sales consequently moderate
800 bbs from store at So So delivered 200 do at IS
l2l and 90 do from canal at SIS 40 l25 from store at
SIS SO; 900 do, to arrive at So So 1859 do sour, by
auction, at 50.
PHILADELPHIA, June THE market was unusually
dull day and holders of -four anxious to SELL there
being very few buyers in market further decline
submitted to in order to effect sales and about 800 bbls
Western sold at SO u.s. could be had at the same
price, although some holders ask higher rates. Corn
meal nominay held at SIS 6l but less would be taken
Rye Eour-No sales Wheat-l200 bushels good reds
sod at 81 and 1000 bushels superior white at 50 90
Rye dropping 5000 bush Pennsylvania sold at 81 40 q
81 80. mostly at the latter price Corn-No sales and
good Pennsylvania yellow freely offered at 81 20 without
finding BUYERS
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Tn Crops.

We notice good many dscrepant statements going
the rounds of the press relative to the appearance OF
the wheat crop In Wisconsin and in illinois, SO far as
Wisconsin is concerned persuaded that the yield
of wheat will be abundant unless something shall occur
between this and harvest to nure the crop In Illinois
1t has been stated that the crop almost entirely cut
on but 1t would appear from the aurora Bsacon Kane
county, this is exaggeration Within the last lew
weeks wheat In that region has come forward astonsh
ngy and many who supposed that their crops
had been almost wholly destroyed now anticipate an
average yield Indeed the Beacon thinks that good
deal more wheat has been editorialy" killed than
winter killed" From Michigan the east, and Iowa
the west OF u.s. we have good accounts OF the wheat
crop The surplus exported from this Territory during
the last season In wheat and -four was, as near az we
can get at the figures 100000 bushels. There can be
little doubt that the exports Of wheat and -four from
WISCONSIN for the present year. will roach million OF
bushels This does not include the amounts sent down
the Mississippi from the western portions of the Terri
tory.-MVwdukie Gazette, May 81.
The late rains have given impetus to the growth
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The French Government steamer LIE Tonnere,
Captain De Lacour, arrived at this port Saturday
last, in eight days from Havana. The Tonnere has
put in for repairs having touched reef Havana
in rendering assistance to the American vessel Creole,
bound to New Oreans and having I'M ured her keel &c,
beside doing some slight damage to her machinery.
We learn that she will go in this morning to the Dry
Dock-Norfo[k Beacon June T.
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Of vegetation which Il making rapid changes in its
forward finely. Most descriptions Of ftuit promise
good yield, and corn and potatoes look we'll The con-
don Of the wheat crop the Of the greatest
anxiety. From almost every direction we hear com
plants Of the ravsges Of the hy and that there
IL ground for something more than mere croakngn
but the extent Of the damage cannot of now be
estimated Its ravages greatest sandy land The
injury to wheat by winter killing" Is considerable
from 10 to 40 miles south.-MiIan, Ohio, Tribune
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LIQUID HAIR. DYE

MO EVUAL.-The Improvement of iS4S.-ALEXAN.
~ DER'S TRICOBA PHE, which instantaneously coiors
the Hair natural Black Brown and gives the beauty
easti, Of youth and warranted ne ther wash rub Oft
sents the public with the utmost confidence having
equal, and s a perfect dye.
For sale by Rushton & Co., Broadway; j. g. Aspnwal.
William street Johnson Moore Taylor Maiden lane and
A. D. Sands New York and by the sole agents for the
United States, H. X. g. A. WRIGHT,
alO 1m*rrc Philadelphia.
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Sales OF Stocks mt Boston,

Jysh z-srocK AND EIcH,ScE Bo&Rp.-e Western Riil
Railroad, 7e1 90 Boston Mane Railroad rights ga
80 Norwich Worcester Railroad 49; IS do 30 49zS
East Boston Co 49, 100 do 1915 400 do 1917 so do $50
IS do 1917; IS East Boston Dividends. NIX
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ali the active properties Copsba and Cubebs in portable
form without smell taste Il = the smaest bulk
All those dureuc remedies that have found esctual
y quickly End curing the diseases Of those org.n:
rce 81 FOR sale at No Ann where information
relative to this class Of diseases may had and where
ucuar attention paid to the Of by
TO sn ONCE Praetlee Private this Office is Sd
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RAKIINE's LOTlON-O6ce re we'd to 8 Canal street.
ID near Bro%;dw.y TIL: se!sS.,sa prsDsgtion highly
Stiffness Of the Joints Ery.iplas letter or Ring Worm.
Glandular Tumois Hc r. needs but tria to give the
depot Canal for any quantity al
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BRUSHES! BRUSHES!-The subscriber respectfully
ID invites the Of the public his ssor
mept OF Brushes Of every description the BRUSH FAC
TORY, So Pearl, sTREET'. fPnEln Square Con.tsnay
ing d. and all kinds of Fancy Brushes, wich he offers for
sale at the lowest prices JOHN X HOPPEL.
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FhssongeKD Arrived.
cher, r Hudson Charles Hudson.
BnEMEN-Brem ship Emma-Thsod Brunu, of New York
Carl Schaper. ofPyrmont, AID 1870 in the steerage.
HAvKE-Pack~t ship Burgundy-C Roberts of NYork
snsrd, OF Boson Jas Mile' Of Charleston Sc Mrs
Ann Z Warrey, Of do; and 27l in the steersge.
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WITHOUT MERCURY OR COPAIvA-NO CURE,
W. NO PAY-The great remedy for secret diseases Of q!
kind; and il every form and stage is DIR CULLENS IN
American roots Travellers among the ndiass well know
of Mercury Basam. The propreors Of this medicine OBJ
tain directly T m Indian and Offer to
ger Of Mercury and the of Basam. This d.
breath
The above valuable medicine sold Wholesale and retail
j. O. Fay 1856 Fulton street, Lamp store, Sun Buildings Re.
tailed at Hudson street of SPRING. ~ Houston street;
BADGER, Newark; Pearson, Railway. Price 81.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-09

THE YOUNG MANS GCfDE.-To all those who have
been debtaed by secret ersccs. s dreadful sS
symptoms al the other ills that young persons are pecu
ary liable to- Dr. Henry Faweett OF rs street
eases which treats fully of the whole Of hem enabling any
Fs work is only 81 His medicine to restore those suffer
inc from debilit effects in all
na.t and radical cure and obtained his Office be
sent to any part Of country the receipt Of SIS which
embraces a guarantee to the above effect: .-
HENRY FAWCETT, M. D.
my30 6teodsrc 1l3 Greenwich st., N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-09

DR; WHEELER. Oculist, % Greenwich street, deyotes
~ his exclusive attention diseases Of the Eye and Op
halmc Surgery Artificial Eyes for sale and inserted On
reasonable terms: Office hours from AM to O'Clock PM
after which he visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases of the eye with
instances Of effected by Dr. Wheeler
mode Of treatment be had grauously his residence
the will be forwarded making application
him by letter. postpaid. a20
nk. FRANCIS W. HARTLEY'S Office and Residence
- % Greenwich recently occupied by DR. Bolton
Night h~l Mt she'd to he hal uoor m25