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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27
By TIL Il M AILS.
Affairs in Washington.

WAsHINGToS, June 90, l8S7.
Pirates the Mediterranean Mericsn Matt,rsDyax,L
There need be apprehension concerning the pirates
said to be proving about in the Mediterranean. On
receipt Of the intelligence Of the capture Of the Car
mslita by the Unico, of diplomatic agents In
Europe sent express to Commodore Read, command
ing the African squadron and at the last accounts
vessels OF that squadron were cruising in the vicinity
One or two vessels will be Immediately despatched but
in the time there is not the smallest danger In
terrupton to commerce. from either privcteers
pirates.
The Spanish authorities have acted with praisewortby
promptness in the of the Carmelita The decision
of the admiralty court has set the seal Of condemnation
on the Mexican certificates Of and thu
attempt to condemn American vessel in neutral
port There was much moro involved in the decision
than the value Of the Carmelita and 1t IL subject Of
congratulaton, that although Spain has q strong sym.
pathy with the Of enemy, she, nevertheless,
did not hesitate pronounce equitable and conecion
tious judgment when became evident that the rights
of neutral power violated by her citizens.
1t is impossible to venture u surmse to what
day may bring forth in Mexico at present. except psr
haps the prediction which is quite safe QUE that Gen.
Scotts next despatch will be dated from the city OF
Mexico There will doubtless be dispatches from Vera
Cruz by this evenings mail the steamer Wash.
ington is reported hourly expected at New Or
leans but with the exception Of the particulars Of the
attack the train they will scarcely contain anything
of Importance
Notwithstanding that somebody pretended TO give, In
Il New York paper, copy of recall Of the Bfszien
minister, said to have gone out from his government
letter of recall has been received by Mr. Lisboa 1t u
not ut all unlikely that it will come. 1t certainly has
not come as yet. 1t may be- after ALL the buster
ing of the opposition press of BRAZIL but there is
much to believe that the recall has been deter
mined on.
The statement that Col. sours took out instructions
to General Scott "to organize aid in the organza
ton of government in the city Of Mexico and make
with it treaty according to certain terms is all sheer
fabrication Col sours took out such instructions
GALVIENSIy
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r.o.., fHiiAosLrHIA, June 20, 1sA..
D''s "amist' with dates from Tampeo. to the 18th
inst, mas arrived Mt New Orleans She brings .avc..
from the city d Mexico to the 9Th which however ar.
no later than those previously received.
letter from Puebla, published ut the capital ,a,s,
That Gen SCOTT was concentrating his
provisions to the fortified hills Lorette Cuadaonns
and San Juan.
The tobacco seized time since has not vet been
sold Search for more is still continued
No person leave Pueba without order from the
General in Chief and military person can travel
without passport.
The Americans very respectful to the church
and bestow aims literally.
Tamrico is represented being filed with dscon-
tents but the Sentinel speaks confidently that tho In
habitants mean defence.
Cen Cos lurking about in the neighborhooa,
waiting orders from Santa Anna.
There had been deaths in the General Hospital :
but there considerable sickness In the Louisiana
gment
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BAIIIMoRr. Iune 2s. lAaI

BALTIMORE, June rs, lS4I.
Nomination Of Democratic Candidate for Gov'rror-
Lieut.. Colonel May-Smp Launeh-Presidemey Of
the Telegraph Compdny-The Markets, SC.
The democratic gubernatorial convention met Mt An.
napos yesterday morning, for the nomination Of can
didate for Governor; large number Of our citizen,
having down to the capital to witness the
ings The convention to have organized and psr
formed their duty without the slightest squabping
which Is very unusual with political convention and
ut O'Clock In the evening, nominated the first ballot
Philip Francis Thomas Esq, Of Talbot though the
neral impression in this city was that james A stewart
However IL was matter Of but little Importance the
wings always Maryland when they think pro-
per and they will hardly allow the state 70 So oy ae
stake and close too the heels OF the Presidential
Lieut. Colonel Charles May, the gallant dragon, Is
now on visit here and the lion of the city lie
rived at Barnums yesterday, and an impromp.u dinner
immediately gotten up, at which there was uost
jovial time.
fine bark of nearly 300 tons burthcn. built for Mr.
Alexander Jones' was yesterday launched from the snip
learn that Mr.. Rodgers the superintendent Of the
Baltimore telegraph Office Is also mentioned, with Mr.
Hart rs candidate for the Office Of President OF tho
Telegraph Company, and II seems to be settled
point that one or the other will be the President
ment, and either win give satisfaction 20 those
accustomed TO use the telegraph in this city. IL
own share of stock make Of the telegraph
loudest and foremost in their dictaon TO the stock.
holders ms to who should and who fhoud not be Presi
dent imagine the stockholders know very we'll who
will and who will not make the best President, and |
imagine also that their decision this point will be
given solely with the view to obtain President who viii
be best able advance the interests of the company
regardless Of private friendship.
Tur MAnRErs-1he flour market remains dui Sales OF
1000 barrels Howard brands SC So There are plenty
Of sellers 50 621 but buyers unwilling give norS
than IS So sale OF 300 barrels CITY Mills made yssts.
day az ST. Nothing done IN spsouehannah. Corn meal will
not bring oyer o The supply Of sraa very light, There
Maryland wheat market, Sales day OF $500
penny lyana red at IS aS ~ We quote white nomins v
at % 90 The receipts of Com sh,--smaIl sales
lay Of both white aud yellow 80 gcs Oats 60
u &c. Pcunsy wanna rye 81.
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Bosron, June 26-P. NJ

BosTon, June 26-P. NJ.
Flour continued very dull Southern brands in
active at SO SO 5O good brands of Genesee worth
81 rs, with light sales, and mixed brands Michigan with
Oswego do, at 81 90 Corn very dull at sOc. for
mixed; and 81 for round Northern yellow. Provisions
inactive, and sales very light Box sugars in
good demand at 81 &c.
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ALBANY, June 26-P. NJ,

ALBANY, June 26-P. M.
Our -four market continues very dull while prices
main nomnally as yesterday Sales were very limited.
Wheat continued to and report sales of 5000
bushels chiefly Ohio, white, &c at 81 so. Corn also
continued to SELL and about 5000 bushels changed hands
at 9Oas2c, consisting chiefly of western and northern
yellow. Whiskey dull and price nominal. Provisions
without change and sales moderate Receipts by canal
for the preceding twenty four hours about fol-
lows: Flour, 10000 bbls corn 200 bushels; wheat
$4,000 do
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BALTIMORE, June %, lS4T.

BALTIMORE, June 20, lS4I.
The neat Steamers Ners-Shippi"s and Erports-7He
Nominations Jo, Governor-Refurn of Baitimoreans
Irish Provision Paekers-The Markefs-- Stocks, DC.
We are in momentary expectation Of the Of tho
steamer Union which though only few days later is
looked for with much anxiety by all who have dealings
in the I" staff Of lifen
Our wharves still crowded with ships briggs aud
barks for foreign ports principally loading with bread
stufs. The following amount of breadstus have been
exported from city during the past week to Europe
cornmeal IA, 526s bushels corn, and 2937a do wheat
The nomination Of Philip Francis Thomas the de-
mocratic candidate Governor seems to give general
satisfaction and both parties well suited sharp
contest may bo anticipated in October next Members
OF Congress are to be elected at the same time
Capt John Il. Henley, Of the heroes Of Monterey
and commander of one Of the companies Of the Baltimore
battalion, returned to this city last night He
that the main body Of the Baltimore boys about
two days behind him. that they may be expected to-
morrow Monday
Several large provision packers have arrived In Balt
more from Ireland and selecting locations to estab-
sh their business large scale for the purpose Of
supplying the London market One Of them has already
Taken an extensive warehouse and wharf In the lower
section Of the city, and has made contracts for the
cept this fall of immense quaint ties Of beef and pork
HIS establishment Is already lifting up and there Ia
doubt but that immense business will be- done here
this line during the coming winter Our easy cominu-
transaction Of this business
The MARxETs-The market for breadstu continues dull.
ls S ho.s 50 g. It s Ss %sss
han buyers though some holders demanded ae higher
sale. to Maryland wss are Sass ne
1900 or al q Ss .ss barrels
s the wsss n1S b Sseo & limited r
veil sustained United show a" .dva%ee We
s s% Ss per se",s Of 1851 ~ id @ opGsTE Ti
aSs, 1909 e he H %,rss, g e'hs sse y al de-
win siene,cS offered; Sterling IS ss with Ma e ees,
pom Three cents, is az City SIX cents, OF 1890
1850 IS bd-ss S ss iS ''''' ''' ''' lean OF
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 26-P NJ
There was rather doing to-day at the late reduc
ton previously noticed and report sales of 5000 bar
rels Howard street -four at So 40 So So Wheat was
also active and sales of 5000 bushels Maryland
Pennsylvania red made at 81 25 81 SO. We re-
port sales of 5000 bushels of including parcels Of
mixed, yellow and white, at Soc. &c. Meal in
scant supply and held at full prices Provisions
inactive
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PniLapeLpura, June 90, lsl7.

PuiLaDELPHfA, June 90, lSi5.
The recent assault upon George w. Barton, Esq,
still occupies public attention, but the indignation
which originally rested solely upon his assalant has
now been dispersed to include both parties and
the Court in the censure There are many who con-
tend that Mr. Barton wrong In uttering such
Wholesale SANDER against individual who only said
that the defendant, Major Daniels could bring toHfs 70
his eyes whenever he needed them The Court l. etnr
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Photographic Cores

Photographic Correspondence of Phil Bulletin
PITTsBURG, June %, lSi7.
There is no improvement Of feeling in the Flour mar
ket The sales very limited at IS to and
sionally sale of extra at So IS. There are feet
inches water In the channel Grain yesterday. No
movement in Provisions
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NJ AfhiMONY.-A gentleman thirty years Of age {, wi
N1 dower respectable of good m raj character strictly
temperate socabe entirely free from debt moderate
cumsaaces possessed Of energetic business habits
self BY marriage with widow maiden lady between 10 and
IS OF age able smiable rsther
resting ia personal who has render her
apecuaar! Independent for life requ ring pro-
should be secured herself entirely divest him
OF any nteiest troll fte every respect The
advertiser being prompted by motives truly sincere reply
70 this no Ice viii receive attention where there
least reason to qnes its sincerity But where there
doubt OF sinceIiy with pledge that all correspondence
he strictly CONFIDENTIAL description particulars
with references 20 sources highly respectable in this
deceptons which be practsed will be
received unless postpaid which shall be treated strictly con-
hdentlal, aud receive the most ,fu attention.
Address AM, Enquirer, through the post Office, NewYork
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Married..

Married,
On Saturday, 26th inst, by Rev. A. Verren, Mr. H.
BAuDoN, Of France to Miss LOUISE FAvRE of this city
On Wednesday, June 49, at Coliersville, Otsego Co.,
NJ Y, by the Rev. James w Phillips SYLVESTER LYMAN
Of the firm OF Lyman Converse & d. Pomroy of this
city, to Miss ELvIRA c., only daughter of Jared Good
year, Esq, ofthe former place. .
On Thursday, oath inst by the Rev. Mr.. Goddard,
daughter of the late Francis Lynch, of this city.
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from the Franco.Anerican 23d June /

w RESILING -The evening before last, at The Bowery
w Circus, NJ Charles the celebrated wrestler threw
cessvely with his well known skill the four vigorous cham
pons who dared strength with him. But these nitia
exercises which this athlete merely took for the
OF exercising hsenethwe the prelsde Of much
in which he had for his the terrible anE.e su
who until now found his match After the
ling match then the boxing with goyes-that
ssvquie interesting though much more innocent
tace than that ndulgea in by English friends The two
eomhataut had four different rounds aud the blows fell thick
and heavy like those dealt by Prince Rodophe The de-
kee Sullivan having been lifted evers inches off hi. feet by
blow dealt vigorously his jaw fell his back, almost
tuned amidst the renzied plauds of the audience The
" no were present at This match all agree there
not come ont aud above whole himself his bsckened
eye will still attest that occasionally thorns among
;eo7I tEr
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rRIoy was quiet, and prices unchanged
sraAR.There was not much doing while prices re-
manned the same
srED-We report sale Of 5000 lbs. Ohio New Clover
at To-
ToBAcoo We annex the usual weekly statement OF
prices sales receipts and stocks hand for the week
ending this afternoon. ~ GIL
Prices this geek. reek. on hand
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LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.

FIsH-We report Gales of 600 quintas new cod at
50 SIX Mackerel In the large way were dull while
the retail demand continued good 100 half bbls
Connecticut shad sod the No ut 81 aud the No
Us at SO.
FaUIr-sales Of about 600 boxes C'laycr'sD raisins
were made private terms
HEMP quiet.
IIipEs--The sales have been moderate during the
week parcel OF Rio Grande sold at a. mos; about
5000 Minns at ~, mos; 1000 Southern, to 81 cash
800 Marscsibo and "a cargo on private terms
LEAp-The arrivals from New Orleans were large and
purchases could have been made at 81 a.
LrArHER--The market Is firm with steady so,es We
quote h-mock light and middng weights IsL and IL;
heavy 10 and 1915 damaged 10 to Axe Oak slaughter
light. 20 2lc heavy and mddline 30 TO %: finished
upper 2Hc per foot calf skim ne 60 to 81 per pound
1oLAssEs No sales OF momeHt TRANSFERRED
Naval sales of spirits turpentine were
reported ut 34lSc 35c.
PRowsross.--Sales of 300 bbls. new mess Pork were
made ut Sls S6k prime was steady at $I3 60 Reef
ontiuued nrm, but sales limited Lard exhibited
change.
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~ Fed FISHING POLrS-5OOO for sale ia lots, the
lowest market prices. Also Shovel Hoe and Fork Hal
G. W. GUTOE,
ie2C 1-rc No i7l West street, N. Y.
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the indoor or outdoor business OF Nautical Instrument
AS3 es w" sss ~ rs
WANTED. by a,rsp.cabls YOUNG MARRIED !. O.
at her own residence, 235 9Th Avenue ss3 ssrc
THE Merchant LOUIS MANGLER, from Asberstadt, in
given account of himself 1886 Il IS probable that he
has died since term has by Royal
County and CITY Court at Halber.tadt the 4 Of Septem
Mangle and all who anything
or residence oil the same herewith requested commun
se hnoMlege 10 tne aDoye-named court Je26 3terc
TO The LADlES-hABINEAu's WINNING BATH
1.-THE loot OF Desbrosses street. North
River, open from sunrise until n o'clock night On
Tuesdays aud Fridays the large centre bath will be excu
this arrangement the Debosses Baths will furnish bet
yer for the ladies' than similar
season TICKETS a. moderare prices. l263tsr
TO Ken lat Iuscarora. schu ylk,ii county, Pa Eoun
dry and Machine Shop Twill be rented separate
Win 4, ten The horse oa % al in
Shop. and Understanding. Patterns, Fla ks, and
stock to commence Apply TO JACOB ALTER.
n B-Anhrce Coal best quality, SO jr25 2ot.r
ROARDlNG-kocklandL Lake Villa, conducted by Mrs.
Slinn-The above house is delightfully."- situated
mer re,idefce commanding bold font view Of the noble
Hudson with its splendid scenery and within frw minutes
walk of the beautiful Lake covering space of hun
bred Astounding choice fish, aodng e for the
be accommodated with pleasant and airy apart
ments The Warren steamboat daily, and the Santa
landing Rockland Lake Dock-Fae from New York, 81
cents je26 81
&E0O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to gentlemen who want
Their u; old clothes to SOh like news cal At the
No Gold street corner Of Gold and Spruce
will be punctuay attended to at the shorss. aotee and
wearing apparel. my25 3ot issc
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THE COMMISSIONERS of Emigration hereby give no.
tce to the aud of steamboats, other
vessels in which pssenee who citizens Of the United
States brought the port Of New York from of the
United States other than the State Of New York that they
will required make report writing the Mayor
the cry Of New York. within twent, -four hours after the s
val Of such said The first
the law Of May 0, 1917 and in Of omission neglect
to make such report the penalty Of seventy dollars for
each Of said passengers whose the omission neglect
vii he rigdIv forced. Z pies Of said law
be Obtained ~ the Mayors office ROBERT TAYLOR,
Gsoe,aI Agent OF the Commissioner Of Emigration
New orb. Ju 3. q, iai7 ie 26fh
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE o.
Sales of -four made to fair day chief.
ly ct 81 l2k for Michigan and Genesee. Some
all lots of mixed Michigan SOLD at So s71a A
small parcel Of extra Ohio sold at 81 and of extra
Genesee do at 81 %, The market closed with some
frmness than yesterday, Mt 81 l21 the latter
price being paid for good brands of Genesee Consi-
derable sales of Ohio white whest were made ut 57
1885, and for extra do, at 1000. Corn continued to
move pretty freely and sales Of Northern mixed wee
made at 90 92c; of Western do, at IS SOC; and Of
Northern yellow at 9sc Sales Of New York State meal
were made at 81 So Rye sold at ITO and oats ut soc
Provisions very quiet and saes limited Sales #
new mess pork made at SIG 10 lax. Prime DO
wo quote at $l3 So There change in beef or
lard. Groceries inactive. There very little
doing in sugar moasses. There some sales of
Java coffee at DC and of St Domingo at GA The sale Of
sumatra noticed yesterday made at 6sc, at which
further sales made to-day.
RECEIPTS DOWN THE HUDSON RIVER
June "a. June 25.
Flour bbls. ........ 81, l33 II 1913
Cornmeas. bbls. $40 1885
Corn bushels, 80. 1854 3667s
Wheat, bushels. .' 0I751 a6l23
AsHrs-We report sales of $50 bbls. pots at 81 SIN
We quote pearls ut So 6s>a.
BnrApsruFFs-F2our- The sales of Michigan and
enesee flour footed up about $4,000 barrels at 81 81
llh Much Of the Genesee sold at the latter figure
mixed brands Michigan sold at SO STA, 500 barrels fiat
hoo Ohio sold 81 200 do extra round hoop do 81
60 and lO0 Genesee at 81 as 1000 do straight
brands Genesee reported sold to arrive by 10th
July at ST. WhsafGood qualities of Ohio white, sc
were good request and sales freely made while poorer
qualities with mixed, &c were neglected The sales OF
Ohio reached about % 900 10000 bushels, 5000 Of
which were white and brought 1885, 27O0 dc Masslon
brought the same price. 5000 do brought l67c. 900
do extra white. brought 1906 The remainder brought
about 1850 Corn The sales of northern yellow chief
Nv round ncluding 1900 do In the sp) reached about
5000 bushels, at 9sc 900 do Baltimore mixed sold
at s5c $500 do western. mixed, sold ut $40 s5c 24OO
do heated mixed sold at 75r, and 500 do damaged vel
low sold Soc sales of about 90 900 do chiefly north
eru mixed made at 92c, including parcel of good
western do 901c and 900 do western reported
sold to arrive in August at 851c. Rys-A sale of 500
bushels was made lI0c. Oafs-2O0O bushels sold ut
50c.
Doors AND snors-Wages have advanced cents per
pajr on some descriptions Orders large and cannot
be filed fast as required.
CANpLrs-Sperm remained at Sic.
CoprEE-We report sales Of 100 bags Java at DC; $50
do St. Domingo at sac. and 100 do Sumatra at 61sc.
CorTos-J he business moderate day. Holders
were generally less DESTROYS Of selling ut the present
yates ana the sale considerably reduced
Holders feel encouraged to wait for the steamer
the difference between the two markets is pretty
much wiped off The following quotations those at
which parties will meet and at the inside 1t is diff
cult to buy.
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, LAST MONT or THE sEAaoN


SfER ssy6. "a S1tls from .l /:
s.: Il b. Ss::
Sig aad s sa s
efst. he may bs secured At the Box Once
Doors quarter past u performance to commence al
RoWERY ThEATKE.-A. W JAex.os. r3Oguf;o.-t
yin E Sss%:d n SS Nj .ss a.
NJ $ses. LIKE HAsTEE LIKE MAN n. Carlos.
'tss' I'm Dbs Bar e elsass Mr.
5oss. :; cents; Pi aud Gallery, iax cent. Doors open
qualterIo J; performance % commence at hapast J.
THE GkANp.DRAM ATIC FESTIVAL for The Farewell
evening ss f si f %s
%u c our hc
whom; may already name, s and Mrs Wacot End Mr..
Mr. r Thss M s a
~ and N IHt h2aR T 9L RV y IAnD.
Do.a; solo who wi" play many
Uhe % & oS. % the
Til. The mos, Urinary performance Of the e
whistle, with but six vents ." co" no" TN
the persuasion that this gentleman h..
been drawn from life for this sole no
0TS h. Of 1oys md mus lose 'h. chance
Mi.sIs !.
VIII
sys s CT ss
Mr. H. Marks, his violin, will from the stage, lead the
Mr. Neae will tby desire, first time in this eity) perform
Soq cb ST:.r # ssd e, :. the
. r by h;s wS know mach s
$ VIII & SSos
,hs MI ~ taking leave Of his bow.ry friends. returns his
his effort. while holding place excellent an actor a.
- H. Scott and regrets deeply with hem
WI p'' MN ms devotion to ' 5ss smS Ts
pointed 5 ~. Tss1f s.nt s% q
nab sIsss leave %os Zee to inform hi. friends and he
aRs hi. opprt""y to his ls' . ms
thanks ior the support extended e him former
his last appeal. ~
The Entertainments will be varied and amusing of which
due notice will be given. Box book je27 Item
SCI and orERA H. 6N IByEkE SSLs
:aa Ss Da"a
rs BY Pane Is Gsn 81 Mi T E' 6vEnNoRs
WpEEHekory Short, w. Chapman; Lefty Briggs Miss
s09Saas with the farce s HOUSE DOG
Doors open at hapast7 Performances commence eight
Parqnette and Boxes so cents; upper tier Is cents
A ME ,ICAN MUSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES both AT
THE fHf aIsr3t sas G SESNEBEcx
ssnS
ana evening" at halfas and a9uarer o'clock when
also other performers will udin2 the Chap
SANTA Annals WOODEN LEG
Taken by the American Army in Mexico may here
at all hours day and eveang.
lbs ts 80 NsIFa R'f Bosx f
Wall also be exhibited each and every performance
Admission AZ cents lei
Ssaas na Mons HtEUR
Esr VPsf Company Of New Orleans assisted by Mons
signor RAPETTI and Mr.. II. c. TIMM respectfully an
nounce that they will give
A GRAND CONCERT
| ON THURSDAY EVENING, July lsT, AT THE
- APOLLO SALOON.
Tickets One Dollar, to be had the usual places Doom
je255t%r
| RkOADWAY THEATRE.-Ths establishment, nov
u erecting in BroadWaY, will hs