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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28

POLIcE-A complaint was preferred. yesterday.
By Anthony Gallagher Of No. I0l Duanest szsnsi J0-
seph Cssco whom he charges y ID having stolen hls
trunk containing upward q 500 10 gold coin, beside
sundry ztces Of wearing spPsre and otneF property
In al wcSb S6l-On the 22d Of July last from the ts.
u5t u the EeEJ Jersey Railroad. Gallagher trunk and
contents with the exception Of the money we're found
AZ the house Of Casco Ia Orznzest The accused said
~ Be among the missing consequently mas been
rested. Mrs Mary Wstson. Of No l2i Beekm sn -st
yeste p:sy morning detected two men named William
Thompson and William Conroy In The act Of pilsging
her trunks which contained s3l Ia money beside sun
DRY articles OF value The offenders were locked % 10
answer for sttsmpt 10 commit larceny. About -
years $40 spanish vessel Of the q. Pedro, vas
wrecked spanish Main and IN conssq OF the
large amount Of specie and valuable property having
gone down IN the wreck company vss formed 10 take
much Of the LOST treasure a. poe
si5ls persons were accordingly employed % dive and
bring il up. Among the Persons employed were joan
Welsh and William Shepard, Who Obtained Tor toelr ser
vices about 500 each On leaving Tor = homAs Ne4sn
sncsd Shepard SO 20 take care OF Tor hin but 90
the arrival a. the sst named place a. Il 10 Sne
ard sopez with the proceeds Of ineir JOINT aoof "e,a
followed Shepard 10 this City and caused Dis arrest here
where upward Of S70O In spanish money beside box
OF pear OF great value were found u posssssion Of the
accused Wao accordingly locked up . answer.
David Ksvuey Wa licked Up yesterday charge u
having stolen silver watch worth 81 from board
,as sbip Anson lying a. Bgring clip. AZ Mrs Keser
Of Is Edricgsst riding 10 One Of Murphy Ouni
buses yesterday she detected fellow nEmed Thons.
Wilson ai1s James Campbell IN the act of picking be-
poe kes OF s. IS The stopped AID TIE fellow
scared and locked up for uial.
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II purs uance of the Congress- entitled .'An
establish n ST. Marks, in Florida" approved
I'd day of March, 1888, l. JAMES X POLK, President
the United States of America, do hereby declare and
office mt TALLAHASSEE, in the State of Florida for the
disposal of the aforementioned lots said of st.
Marks, commencing Monday the 4th day OF October
next, to-wit
eeven twelve, fourteen fifteen, sixteen eighteen nine
twenty Twenty-Five twenty-thre twenyfour,
tysix, twenty wentyeigt, thirty thirtyone, thirty
two, Ihryfour thirtyfve, thry-sx, thrtyeght, thirty
nine, forty ortyxo torytree forty -four,
eight ifty iyone, fitytwo, fifty -four, yiive fltysx,
seven sixtyeght seventyiour seventyive,
sevenyegh seventy-nne eighty, eghysix, eighty
eghtyeght, ninety, nneyone nlnetyAtwo ninety-sx,
yeight, nney-ninc, hundred one hundred and
hundred six hundred and seven hundred and
eight hundred and hundred and eleven,
hundred and twelve, hundred and fourteen.
bred and cen hundred and sixteen, hundred and
eighteen, hundred and nineteen, one hundred and
twenty one hundred and twenty-five, hundred and
twenty-three, hundred and twenyiour hundred
and twenysx together with all the portions OF the follow
ing named lots covered by the donation of
made the Tallahassee Railroad Company, viz: Lots
numbered ortyeven, ftynne sixty, seveny-one,
tytwo seventyhree eighty-wo, eigy-fve, and ninety
four
The Offering of the aforementioned lots will be COM
menced the day appointed and proceed in the same
order in which they advertised with all convenient
despatch until the whole shall have been offered, and the
sale thus closed the sale shall be kept open longer
than weeks and private entry any lot will be adj
mitted until after the expiration OF. the two weeks
Given under hand, at the city OF Washington, this
twenyhrs day OF May A. d. one thousand eight hundred
and tory-seven. JAMES ~ PCLh.
BY the Presidents
RICHARD nj. YouYG
Commits soner nj the General Land Office.
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DISEASE OF LADIES PARlsA husband who had the cruel
~ to extend his base economy his wes rrobe lately
called witty physician of Paris to consult him as 10 the
increasing melancholy und depression the Young partner
of his soul The doctor took the hand and made
visits to the lady. AT subsequent call of the
husband inquire the result OF the medical observation
the astounding intelligence communicated the anxi-
Gus auest oner that his wife n,fing The husband
first Birds shed their feathers know dear
doctor; but adescome come what is my wifes disorder
for feathers say she has none " The doctor
made reply, but sat down and wrote out prescription
which he handed the gentleman and taking his accusto-
ed fee, bowed him ont, On reaching home the husband
handed the unread recipe very ndihereny his wife,
queng her send for the medicine. She opened with
melancholy lsmessness and read as follows;
PRESCRIPTION MADAME r. DE S.--A decocton OF
fifteen yards of velvet friction OF the shoulders with
cachmere shawls;a sane OF several new bonncs the
whole mixed up with vigorous stir of visits and nfu-
sion of pocketmoney to suit the taste OF the patient
Noa beneThe improvement in the health of the lady
will be peceptble from the first shedding of the feathers Of
her present plumage.-Honie Journal.
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I'm X. ". DYER .auc,foneer.

(tHANCERY sALE:-By virtue of decree of the cir
~ cult OF the District of Columbia for the county Of
Washington, sitting court Of chancery, made in the
of Easter, Bro 81 Co. u.s. VIM. Ward ct al, shall
offer auction in front of the premises the 18th day of
June instant at o'clock p M all the west half part of
lot No ii, square A. of the city of Washington with the
improvements, including hreesory brick dwelling. This
property fronts 23a feet the north side of Missouri street,
opposite the mall, and extends back III feet inches
alley % feet wide and opening into Al street, and swell
worthy of attention.
The of sale One-fth of the purchase money
be paid in hand and the residue in four equal successive
half yearly payments with interest from the day Of SALE
be secured by approved bonds notes. and full pay
of the purchase money and interest," and the sale
being ratified and confirmed by The court will execute
the purchaser, his her heirs and assigns his her.
their valid and sufficient deed in fee Of the premises
with all the title, estate claim, and demand therein ataw
in equity of the parties to the said cause. If the
of sale shall not be complied with in three days.
the right to resell the premises at auction for cash.
any of credit the risk and of the purchaser
default after less than three days advertisement
any newspaper published in the city of Washington.
The creditors of William G. Onne, deceased,
ed exhibit their claims with the vouchers thereof
above cause, before the third Monday in October
CLEMENT COX, Trustee.
June 4-eodNds X. w. DYER, Auctoneer.
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COMMERCIAL.
From our Commercial Correspondent.


NEw YoRK, Thursday, June 8, 1911 p. IN.
The object in furnishing commercial and financial"
tces for the daily press generally understood be to inn
part information Of passing events nearly may
be, and the articles valuable far the statements
therein contained may be relied This motive does
however, appear TO actuate portion of the wing
They seemingly adopt theory and where facts will not
support it, they rejected The Morning Courier usually
contains, the departure of steamer for Europe po
ltca and commercial article, which is usually quoted on
the other side of the water, and doubtless read by many
interested in the trade of the United States On the occa
of the departure of the Washington, the following para
graph appeared ON the effect of the tariff;
g The from customs contrary 10 the anficQntons
of treasury fallen of rather than increased pithn
fp past neeks compared with corresponding periods OF
last The warehousng sysen which was not in ope-
then may degree for the diminu-
ton but there is undoubtedly smaller importation than
expected This fact and the impulse given by the
war branches of domestic manufacture have
prevented much the that antic pated
by manufacturers of small especialIy-fom the
change effected in the tariff in lSi6.''
Now, if official reports, the following results
present themselves;
Imports INTO the port of Near York april aud May, 1917,
compared niM 1916, shocing also The duties.
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Trustees Sale OF Real ESTATE.

DY virtue of decree of Charles county court sitting as
ID court of equity, the undersigned, trustee will sell at
public auction, in Port Tobacco, Tuesday, the 22d day
of June next, between the hours OF and o'clock m,
the real Of which the late DIR. Francis Neae died
possessed, called and known Goose Creek, containing
500 less; situate, lying and being in Charles
county Maryland The OF the decree follows
Three hundred dollars cash. be paid the day Of sale,
the ratification thereof by the court the balance in
three equal annual nstaments of four, and six
from the day of sale the interest to be paid annually the
several guardians of the infants of the said Francis Neae
The purchaser purchasers further give bond with
security, be approved by the trustee, for the payment OF
said insalments and upon the ratification the sae and
the payment of the whole Of the purchase money and
before the is authorized deed for said
property the purchaser thereof and 10 his heirs free clear
and discharged o claim of the parties to the cause
any person persons claiming from, by under hen
any them Possession will be given ON the LIST day of yanu
ary lB4S This property will be sold subject the widow
DOVER be disposed of under the decree less
than the valuation laid upon it by the commissioner
twelve dollars and fifty cents per
Nav 2l-lnW3w ~. SIONESIK:ET, Trnsee.
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ave must have a change ''-Esderal payer


Who but the federal panic makers. who, in the Ian
guage OF the patriotic Matthew Carey "only rise as the
country Sinks" asks for changer
Do the farmers, who obtain dollar and half for
their wheat dollar for their corn, fifty for their
oats, and ready sales at that, ask for change
Do the mechanics, who have plenty of work, good pay,
and fair currency, ask for a changer
Do the merchants who sell their goods at fair prices,
and receive the cash for them, ask for change!
Do the manufacturers, who their mills night and
day, and sell all the fabrics they produce at high
price, ask for achange?
Do the people of Pennsylvania. who have but just
struggled out of the hideous jaws OF reputation into the
pleasant paths of prompt payment with honest in
the administration of the government, ask for change
Do the people of the United States, who, five years
ago, were begging loans in Europe at discount but
who summon fifty millions at a premium, ask
for change
None of these classes ask for change all are pros
porous and happy, well conented with their lot, rejoicing
that their government and the people of this great and
glorious country are able chastse the enemies of the
republic with one hand and feed the starving subjects of
crowned heads with the other.
None but federal panic-makers clamor for change
but the people TO understand hem and will adhere
the pilot who have seeed the ship of State safely
through the breakers of repudaton and the whirlpool OF
grasping monopolies.-Dcm. Union.
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The stock market presents e OF interest In all dec-
there is however, arising from the general prosper
y apparent progress in the value of those railroads that
heretofore have paid dividends well many other
securities; the stocks rise against those gamblers who
sold them 'sho" efforts made depress them Ofhis
the attacks upon the management of the treasury
affairs and the inncons applied for against companies
by contemplate class of men, and trumpeted in
papers that ordered contradict the statements next
day The reiterated attacks here and at New Orleans on
the treasury merely for gross sockjobbng purposes to
keep up, possible the bugbear against tue independent
treasury The absolute and selfevden folly of the alega-
tons SUCH take away any effect that they might
have had the Union condescended to point out
the alaces. Under the full action OF the sub-treasury in
of expensive war, banks seeking investments
at low
Yours, PRENTICE.
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE June 49, p.
Harm ueathc.Neus by the Hibsrnia-Erpor Of bread
au6s-Baitimore philadelphia and Nec York markets, &c.
The weather, to-day, is most ntoeraby hot, and summer
clothing in good request
The by the Hibernia still keeps markets in an
excited state as will be by the reports annexed 1t
will doubtless remain unsettled until Tomorrow, when the
English papers and private letters will have come to hand
The only additional received since yesterday is con-
aimed in the following Geographic despatch:
New YORK, June Al just learn from Boston that the
of specie brought by the Hibrnn amounts 10
Als90OO Closing prices OF flour in London was 5Ss, and
OF corn 70s
The export of breadstus from Baltimore during the past
week, have been comparatively small. Five ships have
cleared for England and Ireland since last weeks
port taking an aggregate of beadsutfs follows,
viz: 343 barrels -four 7 barrels meal, 1882 bush
els wheat 3d. 2O3 bushels corn and 900 bushels oats.
There are twenty vessels loading with breadsus for ports
England Ireland, and other parts OF Europe, and the
West Indies.
STATE OF THE MARKErs-In the Baltimore market, to-
law all kinds of breadstus unsettled. There
ale of 500 barrels Howard -four 80 49, and small
sale Of 80 barrels to Tor TO- which most holders
persist asking The steamers arrival on Thursday rah-
u the MARKET though sales said to have taken
place of red 81 IL to 2 II. sale of 300 bushels
Pennsyvani white, strictly prince made yeser-
day under the steamers 81 49, and 400 bushels
Maryland red this morning, prime, 2 H. There is
scarcely any Maryland wheat in market We quote good
prime nominaly So 81 10; prime white, for iami-
y four is held at w 70.
y-Considerabe sales of white have been made, to-
day, 81 Is ask more Nothing doing in yellow
II is held at 81 20 to 81 Is.
AT New York, to-day, there sales of Some TO- 600
barrels Gcnesee -four the spot, 50 81 80 3d. accord
ing brands Sales also, for delivery in June, at SO 25
Southern -four is held $40. Corn meal has advanced,
with sales So rs So 3D. rye flour 81 So There is an
active demand for gr;,n Sales of Genesee wheat, the
pot, 50 Is So 30; prime Ohio red is worth $2 10.
ge sales of yellow l2S cents, and of white do al
q cent 10000 bushels taken sales also for uinre
delivery, corresponding prices sales of rye at 100 cents
and OF 10 The market is very duh
der the news prices the decline nothing OF moment
done whssey is held at 40 cents per gallon.
At Philadelphia this morning. the merchants gen
eray awaiting the receipt of their private letters. Small
sales of Pennsylvania brands have taken place at ~ 80
but holders generally ask $40 Rye flour 81 81, and corn
meal S5 so IS 65} with sales. There is good demand
or an though the operations have not been large Sales
of red wheat exactly prime, at ~ 20; white wheat
held 81 30. Sales of yellow at 100 cents oats 6S
70 cents rye $50 cents
There is activity in provisions, and prices adyan-
ing Groceries rather firm. Sales OF whiskey at 80 Sa
enls
The cotton market is very duh and heavy no transactions
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THE FOREIGN LEGloN."--We perceive that the com
pany, which Mexican bombast sweed into legion,
composed of the deserers from the American army has
and customs of these rscas did please the Mexcans
though it appears they fought very gaanty at Buena
Vista. Out of seventy-two who in that battle
twenty-eight were killed AT Vera Cruz, Colonel Mata
informs us, there about sixty deserters from
line, and he thinks these assertions will increase
army penetraes the country The delicious climate and
beauty of the country he thinks will cause many of our
veterans TO sweve from the path of loyalty and duty
but the colonel perhaps counts too largely upon the
capabilities of our soldiers.
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THE u MON.
Rye, g 2l,4ll 3,400 800 25,6ll
Oats. 66,Oo4 = 66OSi

Oats, 66,0o4 - 66OSi
On Tuesday sales of -four mate--Mchigan 80 81 a
IS i2a; Genesee So Isl $5 IS. There fair de-
mand for arrival in June - W rs, and 81 81 So
delivered in July Southern is OF the Market and
mai ut 80 25 After the news prices advanced 50 25,
SO 37A - 80, Mt which 20 900 bbls Genesee
and Michigan sold 200 bbs Ohio and Genesee
brought 80 564 and subsequently $8 Ga To arrive in
August ~ rs, and September, $7 So Fair Genesee is
So so. Rye flour W. The by the Hibemia has
put flour up to 80 SO ~ 49, and, in eases, $40
was named. The market is quite unsettled
Before the news Illinois and Ohio red wheat sold ut
81 80 vi 95 Geneee 81 Ohio Tin June) VI IS 81 STA
Genesee is so rs but 1900 bushels sold in lots
at 81 l2a. Corn improved under the per Rainbow.
Northern yellow 49, On Tuesday sales for August
were made at 81 cents; and since l02 cents Rye is
scarce-saes northern vi 20 vi 25 North river oats
66 cents back-eyed peas $3 per bag of bushels for
wheat 81 30 81 62a is now demanded
The provision market also advancing Sales mess
Ohio pork, ZIG 10; prime, $li old mess, SIG. In
beef but little is dongciy and country PRIME 80 80 90
mess l2 30 Sl3 25 Tie arrivals of western butter
arge-dary, Is IL Orange county, II 10 cts New
cheese u Ohio lard frn-saes 100 terces 10 cts
Rice has advanced IN cssaes 200 terces fair to good
So l2h SIS %. Naval stores dull Tobacco has NOT
changedsaes rs hogsheads Virginia and Kentucky at II
Tets Taow, country rendered, cts. cash. Hemp for
egn is very scarce 100 bales Manila sold, $3.50 Whis-
key-sales 33 cts
Feighs have been influenced by the continued large
rivals of foreign vessels, and the disposition of shippers 10
wait the Hibernias A British vessel offered to
ship -four Is. and refused; but many have got
reghs Is 3D. and American vessels ut IS. cd Cotton
3-l6 ct. To Iavre To-day, there have been no
gagemens but the stocks of produce not yet large
here will probably rise much at present. Ex-
ports of produce have been as follows:
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NOTICE..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., June g. lS47.
TNHE storbooks of the department being closed, OF me-
cessy, during the month Of june for the purpose Of
making up the dividends payable ON the LIST July agreeaby
the notices heretofore promulgated by this department.
persons desiring exchange treasury for stock under
the act of 2sl January last can make the exchange as
heretofore by depostng the but the certificates
thereon cannot be issued until after the LIST proximo
X. j. WALKER,
June 3-eoAtif Secretary of the Treasury.
Inteligencer; Baltimore Republican and Argus Bat
more Sun; PennsyEanian and Keystone, Phladelphia ;
Southern Patriot Charleston New York Evening Post and
Globe Boston Post and Times, will publish the above.
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JOHN 3. HORNER,

OFFERS his professional services in the District Courts
" OF the counties of Fond du Lac, Dodge, Columbia and
Marquette also in the Supreme Court of the Territory
of Wisconsin,
He will also attend the preparation Of and advise
presumption claims, and act general land agent be-
half purchasers of the public lands and for nonresident
of lands in the above counties, in the payment
taxes and sale, and redemption from tax sale lands
forfeited for taxes.
His address and residence is at Green Lake, Marquette
county. Wisconsin. JOHN 5. HORNEK.
Nav 2-cp6t
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NEW Soap and Candle Factory.-The subscriber has
IN recently fitted up the building formerly occupied
warehouse, Lenox's wharf; where he is manuac
turing superior article OF brown and fancy soap. Having
experienced workman from Scotland he is determined not
be oudone either quality price Orders left
the factory, the National Hotel will be promptly at
tended Remember the place is at Lenoxs wharf,
the Long Bridge. JARED COLEMAN
N. b. Now on hand few thousand pounds dry SOAP
which will be sold low T. G.
I...o DIFF
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PROPOSALS. VIII he received ut the ONCE Of the

L James River and Kanawha Company, in Richmond,
Virginia. until 18th July next for tue construction OF
panys canal between Lynchburg md the mouth of North
river The first OF SAID dams w De about VI feet high and
the will be about is feet high and $40 long, and
situated about miles west OF tynchburg the third will be
OF Lynchburg. The foundations he.. dams
of rock and the supenructures will be required be
raised high lowwaer level during present
Plans of said works be and specifications thereof
obtained, at the companys office in Richmond, at the
subscribers office said line above Lvncbbug and af
ter the Ist of July WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer James River and Kanawha Co
RICHMOND May ~, lS7. May H--c3awtl2J
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WANTED s,suasson .s teacher by graduate of a

w British University who produce the
factory recommendations from trustees OF academies in
the United States, OF which he has been principal. and
from several private families, for strict morality and
thorough capabity instruct in the Latin, Greek and
English languages and in all the other branches necessary
for admission the American colleges Letters addressed
to A. b. post Office city of Baltimore, Maryland, will be
Immediately attended TO. May 24-3tcp+
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Glover Hill Coal.

A CARGO of this coal, decidedly the best buminous
"A coal in the country is landing for the executive
Nhees at Harvey's wharf, the Long Bridge, where
nose desirous its qualities requested to view it,
orders for this coal VIII be received by the undersigned
gent for the Clover Hill Coal Company, who will furnish TO
hy Of the departments, families who desire II,
ample OF the coal 1t only be had in this District by
ending orders through the subscriber.
June i-3t* VIM. L. STUBBS, G. street, near 9th.
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From the N. 0. Picayune, May %.
From the Army Of Gen. TAYLOR.

The schooner Sea, Capt. Flanders arrived yesterday
from the Brazos, whence she sailed the Goth instant
Though no later from that port, she brought mail
through from Gen Taylors headquarters at Monterey.
Among the passengers Capt. ]. NJ. Hill, of the
Quartemasters Department and Dr. J. w Russell, Uni
ted States army.
There is almost no news from that quarter but as
little expected we not disappointed There
has been confirmation received of the rumoed defeat
of Col. Doniphan; are therefore, more than ever
persuaded that there good foundation for the org
ina report When he learns, at Chihuahua that the IN
suuecnon in New Mexico has been effecually put down,
and the guilt OF those concerned in il expated on the gal
lows he will probably his original purpose OF
joining Gen. Wool near Saullo. This is but a conec
lure.
We have copy of the American Pioneer OF the 9th
inst 1t is published it will be remembered, at Monte
rev From learn that the Kentucky cavalry was to
proceed homeward in few days. The regiment had
lately lost several horses We think it beyond doubt
that the Mexicans the most adroit horse thieves in
the word-"patman gui merut ferat"
Major ChcvalIie had gone down to Cadereytc with
part of the rangers TO procure The Pioneer says
Carvala still lurking about that town at the head OF
hundred men, robbing the road and selling his plum
der at store he has in the vicinity This lucrative busi
ness the Texans are very likely to break up.