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

In the Baltic continues scarcity ~ vrfss, which
veiy much re-trcs business stocss are however, snail
ana transactions will be limited until ater the next har
vest secured The Of the crops generally
favorab- hrou ghout The North Of EUROPE huin The S0uh
there are complaints 81 drouth and locusts which
doing great danger u the crops.
The export ~ Wheat. well - other Grain. Il prohb
tied from s~eden by ROys Decree, dated 28h Of May
which came imm.diAey inO force and All contracts were
dec ared Cancelled only vessels having psr or h. whole
OF their cafgoes on board being allowed TO clear out
In Mem- The great scarcity Of vessels proven any ship
ffom being made stoct- Of Grain were very small
and prices quite nominal.
Ia Daniz C. snipm-nts have proceeded with activity
shout go Crs - Wheat have been dspst-hed which
was not expected that 80 go 10 ION o0 o. more
Wheat would srfive up the close of The season much
ofthe Wheat shipped 10 The Bug River ard small nuiH
~ hereof will not be able TO come forward on
account 81 the insufhcency q to doa down NJ
harges Our Advic-. from Dsnzic down 10 the sh
met there much activity 10 The market owing to me
Of the eAppeArsuce Of the Putsto disease no th-
TO high prices snd short stocks all The pasres ot-ng
r-aitls cleared Of prices equa 20 7os 10 IL fp
white "a. 77s for higl mixed - 10 -. FOR mixed t9s
for red a1d rcd mixed weighing from 81 10 OF lbs
per bushr and higher prices we're subsequently asked
Freighls 81 90 per o. 10 London
Advires fom the Lower Bsluc Porte and Hamburg re-
port hsh prices being paid f1r local wants with bat nile
business ooi"g for export
Letters fom Psri. received on the nth report sd-
vance generally In The msrts q The hingdom, vsS ns
from 10 81 per hecolue Some rumOrs sfOzt re-
speeding Potaor but The rXieoce Of disease gen
erslly coutrsdictet.
10 The Dsuuhe prices lou but The shs@nce q vessels
renders extremely difficult; by chaltcring here
csrgoe, may he secured on ADVANTAGEOUS terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

luton ihs, the SWING posts must be removed b.fo-.
Sepembs next
Naisanee foot Of CAaube-s The MISTER /. ref.rres
Nvsry BnildiBzs Randall. bland Tho Board h.v.
secep,rd III report Of Joint Com both 5ars.
Item. ~
- Fassiu9 Se,0adatsuus a letter from the stree,
Sommissioosr recommending thst the Second-syenue
oe ssssed, from Fourteenth 70 Twrnty eighth o. va
re-'' Shn hs propositions agreed To-
No~'y c0st'sgsaeics Mr. Controller Fsins sent
~ ~ -, tsu'nAte OF the moneys required for County
'onunsencl-s Tor lss7-s ae states. that $500 4
reAoy voted wer- thus expended Committee. u ne
Lesrs'ure congress Sc on public business 8 o.
OoF boucks portrait 81 600 counsel tees IAwr.,es
&c rs Corporsuoe Ia Coart OF Errors $4,000 --Ohei.
services ~ ste >heri Jones g. ess DO Of Co cl-rk
Conner 81 s34 Judgment snd Cot. in .s.e Of 49,,
Magistrates and Clerks sif-s cnuns. fees fuss,a,,.
and costs. in case Of X. n Morris. &C. ss9er,i.o,s
drawn. Int not yet paid. s73,3. illumination Nv
ls47 SLl75 land In Sixth svrnue s. 600: food al pus
to Ireland. 5000 10, corrfr Of Chspel sbd Nm
Moor S. 525. repsirs <o other expenditure. a. 9T
The Board voted other 8 ; OOn
Ho1hr IN yaAis1ios Marka--T ). Berthe a.
pointed In psce OF John Pe-t removed.
Msdies! Polo, The Sosrd directed the RssSen,
Physician 30 tss. the temporary charge OF the Peu,p
tsry Hospital Bsckwers Island
Presents fron Paris -The Common Council have
granted 10 Monsieur Vattemsre tho Governors Room
In which 20 exhibit the books presented by the City OF
Paris and the Government OF France. 20 our City snd
Stste. the United Ststss snd scientific Institutions
Immigration ria Canada Mr. Leonard klms House
Commissioner complains thst in consequence Vt ate
tonnage sws. thousands 81 men, women snd children
have been landed AZ Quebec. snd made their way 10
New.N1rk whore they ask public aid. The Comnis.
sioneFs Of mni rSon refuse % receyet them hey have
20 b admitted into the Aims House Mr. l.. wishes the
ms,ter brought before the Legislature. A Joint Com
m'iee OF inquiry appointed
Medical Police The BOARD Al Q o'clock began O. Dis
questions connected with The Medical D. parlmeu,
Ofthe Aims House sud AZ 10 o'clock adjourned
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AIgirr-.

OF Marshal Bugeagds concluding savage
achievement. the Nationals Algiers correspondent
gives the subjoned additional particulars In letter
written the day sfter the Msrshds return from the
Kabyl mountains several villages carried, they
may indeed be called towns for one reckoned poPu.
lston of above q 900 souls They were defended by
towers The Marshal himself ordered the devastation
II had been agreed tina, the firing of three guns should
be the signal for the cessation OF the pilsge
The troops carried away by their srdor rushed to the
villages aud sacked them every~here triokets jewels
precious clothes carpets goods OF all sorts arms IN
dance aud gold and silver In protusiou' otcame
theirprey. The booty was immense lnnumersble Jars
Of of were broken streams OF oil then spread In all d.
rectons and the conA.gra,on kindled in the houses
reached that sheet OF emnenty combusuhe liquid
Il was HORRIBLE All the Inhabitants VINO were
on the soldiers passage were put TO the sword
&" Amid this shocking confusion, the Marshal saw a
Ksby Chietsn OF athletic stature running 10 him, and
by HE gesture and cries asking to see the Commander
oi the French Army lie had come To demand that the
devastation be put end To. rendering the submission
of his countrymen There was In his voice and face
such aud such sincerity that overcome by his
prayers the Marshal ordered the three To be fired
when the psge aud devastation ceased 20 the great
srrt the Marshal who he observed last night his
isrrsce would willingly have been more vigorously at
tackled In order that he might have destroyed and
inflicted = still seyerer lesson
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Foreign Markets.
Foreign Correspondence Of Tbs Tribune.


LIVERPOOL, 18th June, ls47.
The continued promising appearance OF The growing
crops OF Grain together with the suspension Of the port
Of specie Amenes produced some revival OF con
edence here greater IN the Money market The
alarm ~ 10 return OF the disease 10 Potatoes has also
partially ,ussided for the present but Il 10 too early YET
to look for the development Of that important question
Cotton has advanced IA per h. owing partly 10 the i'm
provemen above mentioned and partly 10 the continued
accounts Of he backward In the United Sises aud
limited receipt. ioo the ports These have caused IN.
creased frmuess the pA OF holders rather than sdd
nona activity 10 The dtmsnd fo Notwithstanding
IN. slight the markell 10 by br.k
The sales for the week ended This evening amount
Sc 4OO bsies OF 6oO been taken sprculs
moo snd tOH for The America description. con-
.i.l Of 1910 U.snd 80 "a Ia lao Or.AIs 81 asa.
40 AlAbsns AMI Noble ~ all and l20 ls-uo A.
u 8d b. The euotsuoo O-dsy for fdr Upland ard
pofI /. estimated s0s0O bsles sgznst 7S2 Ooo
zane period sst the sock OF American !. about
500 uUo OF l.8 TO les. than II Oh.
The Com have materially declined and are
extremely duh Fut IL quoted So 81 Ia 4Os per bn the
st.r bsing The highest quotation Tor Western Amefican
heat n, "a 50 per 10 bs Flour So 10 $50 "a per
hbl lndiau Corn as inferior ~. pr quarter Tor
prtme hut there 10 good d. striving 4 condi-
Ton and chsntsDlr Dot worth more thsn 80. Sc
Dor quarter For ndisn Corn Mes the De quite
aus pended AMI II 4. Quotsd nOmnAy ~. TO ~. pr bbl
The within ast GAYS ct br-adstuhs have
been very heavy and The .tshy of the msike. will
scuoR to-asy Yours, fr.peett1liy
n. a
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fInVre Market.

WHEAT AND Flour. June since cur preceding cir
ousr rather considerable decn- has tstrn piAe- 10
prices 81 American Flour which have recedrd fully 10
Is pr Dbl The .ses durng thr pact week sm0uul 10
ID GO bhs panty d-iversh- IN The course 81 his Month
and Ne luk brsnds Ia loco which ~ hfs r-azfd IS
SOC IS have ,iace deciued 10 - Dol; Rev Or
down 81 per hhl IN bond. To-day however. New Or
leans. loco hsve changed hands At 4b sc 90 ~
rs 70 10 oa previous quoi1iions buyers nov k-ep m
ur-ly 10 The background Tn sales con-is - ony 1000
h-cIor-s Danish ana Prussisn grown Al oo down 10
%. q 81 New Orleans 81 81 20 81 sac SACK
Of The prices thfo ga. holt Frsuoe &C
The ofciz returns Published The ED of sst
month So 1nr per h-culisre, - wing slight sd
66!c p-r hecIoilre 1916 Al the last Nonlevers
krl he average of home Wheat ~ss q per sack Of
klos mskng decline OF rs sec tasi 81 he proceed
week The impOrts l1.al1 bhs Nhrzl Your. $50
bbl. Indian Corn Flour. 6s7 Dbl. Rye Flour. 54 n.Fs
Whesi and ~ bags Rye. from The Jul ed Stairs 2oo
bags Fou from Sp.ln and four osgoes Nbe-i and Rye
from he Baluc-
r, 10 the early part Of prices 81 Amer
lean Flour bad exp-ris need dec me nut since Wedue
DAY. o4iug "A The sdvices from Eng and announcing
sovSrce there has been rise IN market I'D Although
yesterday demsnd inactive. owing 10 The lsfEe
impOrts, prices remained m A. n above lssi q1Us
ton. Tue sses daring The is.t - rr lght amount 10
l2QQ bhs, pSruy 90 from NeWOr-sns a. - per
hh The pre-s Trsz-H for ots ~ loco we're - fo O.
viz For Pm Sdelphis f46 So 10 IS So New Ore.ns =
81. snd New orb - 50 per th in bond About 600
bhs. damaged, were run OF by suction ~ ~ % - per
Sbs Tee transactions 10 Nhesi have been very lHis-d
opy 90 heot. DsBss Polish having buyers
So - sHca Of -oo ko. " quose N0rIneru a. ~
9S ard Unneo states 50 10 "a per ssck Al ne ..t
MonevtnrTs ms kvs The sv-rsge of bone gro~th Wa.
- pr SAGA mAklng advance o. - he giO1s
clot.on TIE imports smouut 70 - 06 bbls flour sn<
IL 4 bags Whes from he Uniied STATES three csfso-s
Nbesi snd W. csrgce- Rye fsom The Ncrsh-
Woops-We have 10 r,rori sales of ~ 81 Domin-
yn Los wood Al 80 10 So ard 10 Hsvsns a. - 50
per 50 ko. duty Psd Some esrgo-s received from
81 Domingo CArtBsn. HsvsnA 6c.
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Board or Aldermen.
SPECIAL MEETING, TUESDAY. July ., Is47.

PefniOHs-A number Of petitions were present
ed duly referred-some asking Tor Offices others for
redress OF wrongs, for Improvements. &c One, In par
teular, with very many signatures, complained OF the
Disery the foot VI sixteenth 81 relative 10 which
City Items" The residents Peck alp ask for
sewer. do the people on Twenty sscOnd-st 3.
Andrews sc remonsrsEs against changing the name Of
Second 81 ~ Bond a.
Ertsast0a Of An0ss. Doek-T~o petitions for this
purpose OF Horsuo MOt aud very many others Of tbs
Eighth, Ninth Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards were pre-
.snted by Aid De Forest and referred 70 the Committee
on Whsryss. &c
Rasss Blu for Improved Paripg-The Select Commit,
tee have repJred la favor Oi paying H. P. Russ 800
being Onetnird Of the expense VI paving Broadway be-
tween Chambers and Reade permanently with square
blocks Ot stone. dd0Dsed
Contested EleotlDa Fguyth Wayd-Ald MeElrsth. from
the Special Committee appointed 70 Investigates the
charges against validity Of Aid. Pursers election
last April presented long and argumeDtatiye report
which the President read. When he mad proceeded
half way, Aid Msserole proposed 70 omit the reading
Of the remainder, which Aid. MeEirsth remarked,
that # course were to be adopted be would move
Tor leave 10 withdraw ths report snd present II At
another time He was opposed 70 acting IN the report
without reading II Mr. heserols then Withdrew Dis
motion the remainder read. IL concluded with
the following resolution.
~REsoLFED. Thai he t7ezuLGytt>s complained Of By
ne u A> F0lytA Hara relation h< eecton Of
Ge0rs n Pysy, ROt Sufficient upcadate Tie election
and too Committee asa " be discharged signed
Thomas NeElrstn, James Kelly, Stephen II Feeks
There wss some conversation among the members Of
the bOard-Ad. Porser. a. understood. wished the
report tc contain statement that the personal slegs
nOns were denied. This added. we believe and
admitted The report was unanimously received the
resolution adopted without eosthe contest 10 .. an
end and the grounds VI the decision will be printed
steam Sac HiH Natsdacs The COMMITTEES e"os'ue
that the rern-dy lies with COrporsion Auofp-J anu
i Is ordered that the petition be referred W nin.
Warrington Naykd.-D.slsrs in produce arc " 70 :.
moved 10 shed u be erected al tne 10y "a .syI,,
on the shp lately erected, and the oO'"o'N'" 'N"'
comylsn-d OF thus removed ~, IL
Tie Middle Road 70 b sosrsysd 70 sH1' 81 Ios se'oH
This road is declared ~ be Useless sho INC SEC
un. n, !, .aiioins private property 70 be freely
cooy.yed by the City propretors OF ssd properly
they d-frsying charges:
90. ,-oor,rd on TIE Committee will not Interfere IN
80 In Department TO which petitioners dulles belong
cal attention 20 the MATER.
<xrsns Po~s IN Ptssa-Ths Board adopted rsso-
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Foreign CorrespOndenoe of The Tribune.

LIvERsool,i ne 10 ls47
BacoS-putr free, dried snd .musei, Old 46s a SIC,
Lons mdats r. from bore Ia sat, yer e~t 81 SIC 6d
co. RIO S.s So Short mdoi-s. free from bone 60s
SS. do, rlb SIS, S6Ss Shoulders, Sos a. SIS
REfF-Dafy fee Prime Meas. per fierce. SQ4 hs
40. asa. 90 o %. otdipsry. Sc. Ss 90, Old.
Prire per bbl, Extrs Iusls, Family. Sc uerce
So rs O7. lIGs do 90, h feb iOo lp., SIS ~.
sVrrER- Rafy, h p % ID Per cat For los per cat
Gr-..- fee u. Fine duty paid. per e~t none Cana.
elsn do uone Gress-, d.. ~ ~.
CHEEsE- Dats p Is Cd for. oS-Fine, duty paid, per
e~t So. CO.. N,odncg ~. -. a. ortirsy ~. a..
Cos~ &C D9ft fee III 1T SeptsHsbsT, is41N hest L
.ud Canadian pei 10 bs " hitS md Mixed lis al =.
81, nd ... 10 EiouF Western Csrs and Rieh nd, PEI
hh 6is4ls Phirhis sDd Baltimore So 4os n q ard
Obtn. 81. SIS Csnsd an. ne, so % a" supernoe
A,.AS. and Ca Sdisn. souT, 81. = So; Oss, pei
- ne So s. d osgm-sl per 2+a lhs 49, 80 iDoisu
tot per $50 los &Ss So iucisn Meal per 3D. 10 os
%. acts Peas per so S.. 6ps Kidney Beans, 81
sod se fess per tso le. s.. 10.
h.Ns-Dry ~ D. b p. . yrr e-gs For. 7,-smoked OF
sslt, not .moa-d. duty free A.. So.
noss-psy -. P-ye-1 In bond. per cwL 40s ses
iAhp D-sSy fes-t,oe Le.f 10 kess per e~l 50. SIS
e..' 20 80 oIessfy 10 midding a.. - In
L,sss'P e.k.-D.y Z e. per to., s7.ss
rokk- Dap t'sh Pnae Mess New per ssl 30 In. y.
65.s 81; PRIME pr mi. -. 81. '' ~ "''
rAilow-iSfs p. Id pc cut. For. 10 I'd Dutv raid
per c~t, as "a = 5s -
I~pors sf North i@eio.s PreaNoe rous iss to lA ~,
lSl7 tselzsus
Froua fAs tStsd Saf,s 50. is fc-s Luz hhls Raj g,
bhs fofs - es-k-. IS eox-s Cheese ~ hbos 81 nj.
Tabs, Stti bn.. "a .e.s Lard ss- Woo 50 81 e,
lpa 81 Carn; SSl7 Qrs Whesi ~ %! b FI5ur
Bacon has strscy demsud sod thoas The arrival
.rgs msIsel has been nearly eea.ed fuI
prices
enqa nv Tor exus Qgsh.les while With high arrival. on
eaostoos for ard have Been porse.
svrrkk-rss suspy Of irss 10 sseas seaal 70 he 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

Tsx CONDITION OF rHk SLAvoNIc NATIONS
Coaat krssin.ki author OF the History OF thu Rsor
ms,i,u In Poland mas commenced course of lectures
ut wuh.s Rooms on the Political snd Intellectual de-
oprnent ana presen, condition Of the slsvonc
The lecturer stated tacse nations constitute the
most nu merous OF Europe aud occapy the largest
portion Of its territory Sisvonisn population Of
so00Uoo were living under the dominion OF Russia
ka.,tts the Ottoman Porte. ftussis and Ssxooy The
political and literary importance OF the Ssvonisns Il
rapidly Increasing strong Intellectual movement i
soimstiog them. II Is attended by growing ten.
dency to~srd uuioa This tendency, dessnstrt Pan
ssvi. 10 considered likely 10 lead 90 the establishment
Of powerful confederation The Sisvonc writers are
scsioasly endcsvooriog ~ promote this object Tue
lecturer proceeded 70 give outline OF the history Ut
the slsvonisos The dcs OF the uaoa OF the race
not new such an attempt made IN Crest MOrsvis
In the gth century la the llth eestary Bhemis was
united 10 Poland Ia the 10Th centary strong party
u Poland prcposed 30 place themselves under he SOW.
errignty al the cxr of Mascovy Tue lecturer COO.
clas-d With promise 10 take up the occ ssin
the subject Of the conversion OF the slsvonsn. 10
Chris,isnity.
Tsx GaEAr EUROPEAN FESTIVAL German Jour.
nal ofopasxs the cerbs-uon ot festival OF novel chs
recsr Il sso b csiesrsssd on the eompsnon Of shs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07
~ Hon. AMBROSE SPENCER, we are glad u
learu has entirely recovered from hl. rsceol Ine.s

THE Presidents RETUES.-The President OF
the UuiI-e states passed through town this morning u
the PnIsdelYuia trzin MS . Wsshinstun-
Committee from Trenton. consisting Of Gov. hrOon,
Geo :. X Hsmllton. Philemon Dickinson and others
sui large number OF gentleman IRON tns city. among
whom Nere Geo Darcy the Mayor. (Be.en FsBderPooL
E.g several members OF the Common Council znj =
COMMITTEES OF citizens ~.ited upon nim al Jersey City
A large election OF ciuEens Win small cannon ..
lus-d the upon ent-rns the depot IN nis city and
the President $40 appeared ~ BE- much i.ugurd and
unable 10 SPEAK came 70 TIE platform the Of the
tran. and shook hands win tnose who presented them
selves durins the mOm.nts the remained Mr.
Buchanan, Secretary OF state. Mr. Clifford Attorney
General Of the Cnited States and other distinguished
grnlsnss we're CT the party Newark Adv. oth-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

THE VIsIrER FROM CHIvA-The Chinese Junk,
an account Of which We received some months since by
way of the sandwcb.l.nd- spoken the 2oth ult
20O miles off Cape Henry ~ Capt semmer OF the schr
Augusta which arrived at Baltimore las, Saturday She
then 300 days from Canton and bound for New
York with the Chinese dag at her mast head. She
rugged with yards square sails &c but entering port
her whole appearance will be changed again to the Chi
nese fashion She is Of 700 tons burhen full OF Chinese
curosies and will doubt prove profitable exporta-
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

FROM BERNCDA.-The Beruudisn Of the 18th
ult says We learn thsi the Royal Nal West lndis
steam Company intend very shorty 10 start h,r stssm
on. which leave the lst Of zach month The D-viy
chosen route OF communication be,ses England Mex
ico, and Ne~ Oresus 10 Shich route Bermud. 10 So
ectsd the nrt shipping plscs By this Conveyance
the nrst mail II each month will strive The m-ii u
the middle Of the month will - osYs,ch-d via New
York by the Royal y. A line OF steAmships. n
Commence running between Liverpool and Ne~-lork
on the srsi Of the year. smaller Steamer Il IL
stated. will be simultaneously employed between New
fork md B-rmuds to carry The second msiL The mail
S. from HALIFAX Will De dispensed With upon tie new
hns going into operasoo."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07
BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA July S, ls47.
The Market is at a complete stand. The I'M
favorable complexion Of the Foreign news as regards
Breadtu has bad rather depressing effect upon Flour
which is freely offered st 81, but no buyers can be
found to give more than - so Corn Meal is held st -
asa 10 buyers Whest viii not bring over 80 ltoc
Corn yelsw Is offered a. Sc. 1900 bush. Penns Oats
.old ~ sc No sales have msde In Cotton-hold
ers 6rrner In Provisions the market shows better
feeling bat transactions are limited Whisky, nominal
At 27c. -.
% 10000 Lehigh Loan convertible, % 20 Girsrd
cash - 5000 Reading Bis ds. 7oi s9i50O DO %
n % Pennington Copper b5 % 5Nicksourgh- y 70
Reading h5. 33l so do rv, 3}s
Ssooud Board and Ahr-2OJ Lshigh NJ Loan. ssi
200 Tres Notes lOs 800 Resd. b5, q 400 do DO 53s
$50 DO ~ 3ls 100 Lehigh Sc -. II Ches and Del
Canal 81 100 Vicks5urg 1T 50 Pennington C. ~
Union Canal 45i