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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

We have already stated that there was a
plan on foot for cutting passage for vessels
through the lsthmus of Suez. The Portafog-
lio OF Malta publishes the following summary
Of the conditions under which it is to be un-
dertaken: Egypt is to stand IN the relation OF
neutral Power; Prussia, Russia, and the
United States are invited 10 respect this neu-
traIlty. guaranteed by the Porte, France, Eng.
land. and Austria the contracting parties
The last three are to charge themselves with
the construction Of the canal, and are TO re
celve tonnage duty un;il they are completely
reimbursed for all Their expenses. The exc.
cuiion OF tins work is not 10 be interrupted,
even II war should break out between The con-
tracing parties. Austria is also to undertake
the work of making the Nile navigabe for
large vessels as far up as Damietta, which is
destined to become great port. England is
10 turn her attention especially to Suez, and
10 make excavations there similar to those at
Damietta, and, with France, is TO construct
tae Boston Atlas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
DISTRESS IN MARYLAND.

We have several times noticed the TACT that
great suffering for the want OF the Decessaries
Of life was prevailing in some OF the Eastern
Shore counties of Maryland, and we now learn
that the scarcity is also spreading over Anne
Arundel, Prince Georges and St Mary's
counties The scarcity is said 10 be so great
that food can hardly be obtained at any price,
and many among the poor and destitute are
almost reduced 10 starvation. In another part
Of the paper will be found some extracts fiom
liter from South River, appealing to our
citizens for relief, and stating facts OF daily oc-
currence in that vicinity. There are hundreds
OF our citizens who are originally from that
section of the State, and we have no doubt
they will set the bail cheerfully and prompt
" in motion to raise funds ior their relief
The matter is a most serious one, and procras
,ina,ion may prove fatal
as an evidence Of the suffering in Charles
county, we extract the following frsm an en-
dorsement on the letter bill from Mr.. John
Spalding, Postmaster at Pleasant Hiil-Bat.
Sun.
PLEASANT Hill, Nav Goth.
Many are begging from door to door. from
the surrounding country. There is no corn
to be had al any price.
JOHN SpALpiNG, P. M.
9 O'Clock, a. .M--No less than six persons
have been here begging for meal or corn-
Cannot some Of your rich citizens give little
to their own suffering native citizens, instead
oi sending so much TO foreign landl Hard
times here. Respectfully, r. M.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

Cr-We ask most particular attention 10 the
following exaac, from an arsscle in the intelli.
cencer Of Saturday last Will aay one---ean
any one credi, il. tina, Senator Benton, the At
las Of Mr.. Folks Administration, his iondly
dreamed oil Lieutenant General ever gave ut
terance to sentiments like thesel Is there no
laid and comfort" in this No ifeading up
on friendly ,oes} Truly. men know not, and
especially OF men, MIR, Benton. what the fu-
,ure will bring forth, or ne would never have
thus fixed upon himself the change of gross
inconsistency:
1t was in debate upon the treaty ofAnnex-
nexa,ion tia, Senator Benton offered the io,
lowing res oiu ion and assumed the positions
which follow II:
"Rssolved, That Me incorporation Of the
leff bank Of The Rio de! .Norte INTO the .7n'ericon
Union, by virtue of treaty with Texas, coai-
pretending, as The SAID incorporation would
do, a paIl Of the Mexican Departments OF New
Mexico, chihuahua, Coahulla, and lamauii-
pas, would be AN ACT OF DIRECT AGGRESSION
uPos MIxico, to, all the consequences ct ,chich
the United States could stand responsible"
Having shown the effect OF the treaty on the
Rio Grande hon,er, MIR. b. took up the ttea-
~ itself, under all It's aspects and III us whole
extent. and assumed four positions in relation
to it, namely:
l. That the ratification of the treaty would
be itself war between the United States and
Mexico.
2. That IT would be unJus; war.
3. Tha, II would be war ancons,i,uuona!ly
made.
4. Iha, i, would be war upon weak and
groundless preiex'
The left bank Of the Rio del .Nrris was,
therefore, no, within the American Union"
when our ar,ny eneamped upon j, in battle
array by the oider Of the pre~snt Adminisua-
uoo.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

A CURIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is a bill
iionf The reply IS very simpie-a million
innes million. THIS IS quickly written, and
quicker still pronounced; but no man is able
10 count II. You may count l60 or l70in a
minute; but lei US even suppose that you may
go as far as 200; then an hour will produce
l2,OOG; day 2s0,0c0. Let us suppose now
that Adam, az the first beginning Of his exis-
tence, had begun 10 count. had continued to
do so, and was counting still he would no,
even now. according to the usually supposed
age ofour globe. have counted near enough.
For to count billion, he would require 95l2
years, "a days, 5 hours, and 80 minutes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
The Richmond Republican Of May 10Th

The Richmond Republican Of May 26,h
says;
The stockholders of the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia yesterday determined 10 establish a
branch bank at Alexandria, under law Of
the last session of the Legislature, and have
agreed to unite with the parent institution the
assets OF the Bank Of Potomac. The branch
OF Alexandra will have capital Of five hun
dred thousand dollars, and, under the manage
men, Of its prudent and SPACIOUS president,
Phineas Janey, and his excellent board Of d.
rectors, will. under its new auspices, do ve-
ry safe and profitable business
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
Tue TROOP OF HORSE.

The day fer the meeting of the Tross OF
Horse, was enormously fixed for las, Sa,ur-
day in our paper oflast week. 1t will Be seen
that 1t is now Fixed for Saturday. the 18th Of
June. Its hoped tina, all who have joined as
well as others interested will be present
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
LATE FROM THE BRAZOS.

There was an arrival at New Orleans on
the 18th instant from Brazos Santiago, with
adyices from that place up to the ilth inst,
and from Maiamoros up TO the 9th inst.
An express passed through Matamoros on
the 9th instant from General Scott to General
Taylor.
Col. Belknap. Adju,ant and Inspector Gen.
eral, has been making tour Of inspection of
all the posts from Monterey to the Brazos.
Fourteen hundred troops and upwards are
encamped near the field Of Palo Alto. 1t is
called camp of instructions.
The Matamoros Flag has late papers from
Zacatecas So far from meditating a with
drawa from the Mexican confederacy, the
Flag represents "ihe people Of that State as
more embittered agains, this country than ever.
Even the clergy seem disposed TO aid the Go.
vernment cffeclually with their means"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

REsIesED.-We understand tina, Capt John
Tyler, has resigned his commission as Captain,
under the ten regiment lsw--.Norfolk Beacon
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
LATE FROM MEXICO.
Fron thu Nsw Orleans Bsfiesis. Msy -.
A LETTER FROM CONCENTRATIONS.


A LETTER FROM GENERALTAYLOR.
A valued friend, and who il also distin-
guished citizen Of this STATE, has forwarded 70
Us the following comuunication. which n
the present moment. viii, no doubt, be perus.
ed with general interest
The letter from General TAyIoa, Is written
with the same modessy and delicaey Of feel
ing, which have so eminently characterized
every thing we have seen FROM his pen.
IL is sufficient, we hope, 10 set Al rest all
the doubts as to bis acceptance Of the nomi-
nation Tor the Presidency, which have been
expressed BY those in whom "the wish was
father to the thought"
18th May. lS47.
WV. L. HopGE, Esq.
Dear Ssr:--l send you, annexed, an extract
Of letter, which have recently received from
Gen. TAYLOR, and as il shadows forth the
feelings and views Of the General, on the sub
ject OF the next Presidency, 10 manner
which can do no violence to the feelings Of
any one, have determined TO have published
That portion OF il, which relates to a subject
in which his name has been very generally
assocla ted throughout the country for some
time past do SO with the more readiness,
because il is eminently calculated 10 give a
proper insight into the real character Of this
eminent man. Please let il have place in
your columns Yours very sincerely and
respectfully.
"ln regard TO the Presidency, will not
say that would not serve, il the good people
OF the country were TO require me to do so,
however much il is opposed to my wishes,
for am free 10 say, that have no aspra-
tcn for the situation. My greatest, perhaps
only wish, has been to bring. or aid ia bring
ing this war TO a speedy and honorable close.
II has ever been, and still is, my anxious
wish, that some one OF the most experienced,
talented, and vir,uous statesmen Of the coun-
try, should be chosen to that high place at the
the next election. am satisfied that. i. our
friends will do their duty, such citizen may
be elected
81 mus, however. be allowed TO say, that
have not the vanity TO consider myself qualii-
ed for so high and responsible station, and
Wills, we have far more eminent and dersev-
ing names before the country, should prefer
to stand aside, If one Of them could be raised
10 the frs: Office, in the gift of free people.
81 go for the country, the whole country
and ii is my ardent and sincere wish, to see
the individual placed at the head Of the nation
who, by strict observance of the constitution
(be he whom he may) can make US most
prosperous at home, as well as most respected
abroad"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
Fronsth .New Orlean, Picoyne May 20.
LATER FROM GEN. SCOIT,S ARMY.

D .
il was not until vest rdy morning that we
were placed in possession Of the following
letter received here on Tuesday by the Mary
Kngs!and. 1t will be seen that Mr. Ken.
dall's letter is later than any thing hitherto
received from Jalapa.
The most interesting passage in Mr.. Ken
dall's letter is that announcing that Majors
Borland and Gaines. Capt Clay and the 9TH
er officers taken in the North, together with
Passed Midshipman Rogers. are al liberty in
the city Of Mexico.
MI Kendall's remarks upon peace party
in Mexico will attract attention. He has ia
cilities for forming an opinion on the subject
winch the newspapers do not afford US. Were
we 10 rely upon the later alone we should
form judgment very different from our as
socate, but we do not doubt at all that he has
access to sources Of information far better than
our own.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
NJ A gsTINS Blu u q. Y
THURSDAY, JUNE 3. ls47.

rubIished every THURSDAY hNISG,
OF 5000 In advance, $3.50 within siA
months, and 81 90 after six months.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
FROM TABAsCo.

The U. s. revenue cutter Ewing, Capt.
Moore, arrived at s. West Pass Of the Mis-
sissippi on the 18th instant from Vera Cruz.
via Tabasco. leaving the latter port on the l2th
inst. The E. left at anchor outside the bar al
'rabasco the friga.e Raritan, the sloop of war
Albany and Spanish brig -of-war. The U.
s. revenue cutter McLane was in the river,
aud brig. name unknown. Com. Perry
was daily expected with the steamers at Ia
basco. There were no news when the Ewing
sailed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

LATEST FROM VERA CRUZ.
The sehr Wing, Cap. Rayuer, arrived
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

The following renaonsirance was addressed
TO Santa Anna, on his return 10 the CITY OF
Mexico immediately after tie battle OF Buena
Visa No regard had been paid to il up to
the I'd OF April. Inns is an outrageous return
for the treatment received by La Vega and
others taken prisoners by US.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
|aduoiaenGaren Die cbenansearbene eumme

itduotsenGaren Die cbenanseeebene gumme
errerten.
Sec. 23. SIN jetem Mahlbiitrift fcu Elm
9liIener 9endhIt perren. "
Gee. "a. Der 9ffeGor fam een Glib sp.o.
ialIen in lpld,en Sdllen, no tas @emifTen es
eiuem Meniden nid)t erlaubt Al icbm6re,.
ccd mus or cine in cenGeIesen 9or9e1d,ri.b.
enc Scrm unterseihnen.
Scc. IS. Ties Gelee tritt III draft BON
Der 3eit an, bos es palilrt lit.
Gee. 26. SNnnoclt BON oem Berfabreu beS
Scmnettp 9lHc1crs.
Gee. 81. 9iuscetnun9 Der S7iftft @ettipn
ees @elsecs, rprSu bies cine Scr be1erhna
lit.
Scc. ss. Die Sriistees III Ben serfhies.
enen Scwusbips in jerem @cuuty, lcHett
ea6 Ncdht hobcn, ben Fir Straeen,wrfe n5.
thtecn &ctro9, Der in ietem Sbwmsb,p iii
crhrtch it, iii telfimmeu.
yStllta III Gittler, =
Srrtder bcs SHaufcs Der Gcprdlentont,h:
60 on g. SIbs.
Srred)er ees Senate:
Vctruar 6; lS47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
NeununoSman5isfer Gonereb.
WaGd,inotcn, &c. Tebr.

gSn'WlHdIcT, D. OPur. I64I.
S,r. 8entcn fprah ocroefern I'M Senate
,iiber Die Gntifebnno tes Gfeaes NIT Mcrifc
tinb flaate Sorn. Calhoun Der Snccnicauens
in Der 9luftlu8 9lnaeieaenheit an, inoem er
ais Staatslefretoir GDler's burd, bic unter-
,eihnune ces SlnfhlriIes foh fir ben &riea
fMerifc CAB ramals befanrtlid, ,u oerife-
ben, baB es ben 9lulhluB als &rieesmanifef
TO anfehe) erfldrt babe NIB jsBt ben prdTs
oenten fir Die Grareifune berlelben MaBre
oeln rerbamme, bic er camals uerfteioiat.--
Gr (Galbcnn) babe rem 6riee oeranloet. ei'
@efhid,te feinen Tarnen ols ben ees llhrbe
bers ees Sreites anf ibren ebernen 9afelf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
,,Sb! sit bonn, 6enlep

gine Stimme ,,Ob! sit BONN, 0snley
oo" (@eldhter.)
9r. 9enley. Sd iaee, oaB id ein 9fe6l
babe. cine Srase Sm beantraaen, uno , a
perce id, jest thun. (@eldhter, $50 on J!
lob ocn't !'-,,Shend"-,,oh! Oh u uni
@erwirruns.l
gine Stlmme ruff {: ,,SeY ntdt 70 bisi9
SenleD. (@eldhter.) Il. {. No., II. ~.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10

Tie Qcid,e bes @cn. s. nmers 8 tpnroe
am STEM in @ecretc,pu. Brc,pn. GcuntD,
Der Seimath ces Beritorbenen nnter arceen
Teierlihfeiten ur Grce teftattet. Toufen
aus Der 0sabbarlfoft batten I'D, etn9efun
Den um ben eeiheu,u9e teiannobuen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-31
IMPROVED
MAGNETIC MACHINES.

rS- 1foorheud'- Graduated Magnetic VA
chinc.Ils t lu.e1t i ga lmp Qrt.lt lNpfoFeu-a.
al ohrr sr. ~ manufacture anQ h. been adopted
by tle medical profession generally, at being me losl
canv- n-ut aud rtectua Magnetic Ms hne n use IL IS
perfectly simple canstrctI11 and therefore nor liable
l0 out o. order 40 q. fe case with .r Instruments
u ritf % the most perfect CONTROL and can De- eSAueA
rED o. any power ads pl-l To- infant or slclehL nf
ihc adults ihe prasIfe ~ the operator Tue
magnetic force ID piued ga continuous manner and
with qcasaut sena1o0, 3D. me m0sl delicate pallen4
10 requires assistant IN IA use snd Is 10 every respect
perfectly harmless.
Many u the performed hy This instrument sra tfa
~ wonderful ihem diseases Of the most serious
cnaracter known 10 the medical profession Among 9th
ers NAV mentioned scrofa dr1pAy eryspeiss desf-
OF he spine nc doorelN acute snd chro.
nIc rheumatism paralysis, epispuc his, headache, and
parcu ay diseases which may be referred 10 the nervous
system
A. an evidence ofhe superiority " !ess Machines over
all others u use reference be m4e tO several ~ The
most distinguished IN lhe medical piolesson who have
usrd them n grrst variety Of COMP us win surprising
success. ksing.e trial vii test !h-lr advantage
Each Machine II canpsciiy arranged with battery and
all necessary appliances pus ur n nsst rosevoot cases.
ACCOMMODATING each Msnua. with ful direction.
reglrGing its use ana application.
Every family should pn-sess one n these hesutuu To-
sfrGmerts They viii always hr found vfuznlr com
psniun snd nen the very best physician Bra iie n need
Owius hs farir, po-s~sreI by he subscriber, mo
Gradu..f Magnetic Machines sold Al prices equally
low those charged Tor Inferior ARTICLES They can De
esty sent lo any part ~ The county and each in'!fu
marti warranted
Ms.ufsciursd and for sale wholesale and retail, by
iy2os u. T. MOORHEAp. ~ Broadway, Negfofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-31
EDOhs


zErnROR LIBRARY. No n New ssdes-The Trip
Mon. n Tom Pepper, l1- ArslIi. " komanci'g
BIZ Harry Franco This popular novel; which has Nrlieo
ch int curing ire prrErss - - p3beslOn 70 we
Wsrsy u rror o. be- u.sl-d Ibis day. Ire local de-
.crlpt ne a. iie -kn.n chafaciers Introduced INTO
~ ..tricsl dash 1s plo. phc. romance have eNcitrd
49, fest-,t Interest ll0ng h- readers of ne ArOr VII p
h has been n cJurte " publ catr snd e cry AZ ms
to us from al quarters " pi-c n u9reV lon FffFcr
"a rog offer ID Tie public. Those who have read 10
iy ni-eneai viii be- glad % have 10 10 book iJfuli while
hoe 100 have rever Rad before viii BE- glad % 1aF-
ary form 10 IN. pub .hed il siy sni ~ % 1894
AZ ffy ceal c0py.ne price " Nat popular work
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General Notleee.
->-f-S LETTERS AND NEW sPAPERS a.
'ss,-efl7s FOX FOREIGN ports. ss~-'

G
-s--rt,7s FOR FOREIGN PORTS.
~ Letters bng- a. opeu 81 NJ once q Fn- New
Yors Trb.rs fif =. Fore..n pors, And 81 eiser' at
osuspspers depos-1 10 .hs oh-s will ,lNay'o e iof-
-ariei ny ma veg ssre, vspeis Fais department %
1uder i1s special supervision - }. 3. MOVER, ESQ.
well known for many y-srs A. tie experienced and eH,
rt sui n ne Foreign Letter Department u
lie Nre-fork Clty Poi OAce
Rrs.- now open for ile reception ~ ets,fs an new =
rarrs fJr The i1 o,s ug places. va London Liverpool
G.s..ov.. lre.snd Hsvre hsrsrr. Ausieri-m, bremrn
Hsu.nurgh Rio O. Jauero. Na'psriiso. b1en1s Ayte'
Or-gou Mexico Panama. s. Thomas, Kingston, JAM
M.tsrZ1s. Havana
One open from 4 4. nil % ?. n.
- Letters and Newspapers " le received -
tn For. "a snip L-l.er once 90 lhe Y. Tribune f0r -
psck-tslp ONEIDA CspL FurcS, which SAILS Tor
Havr- re Ia. ~ AUGUST
Also y be- received a. Che zane pr ace. Letter. and
N-vsrar-r. flr tlc sulm-r BRITANNIA, Capt Hard.
son c ssLs tom Boston fIr Liverpool o1 ne lsl u
Alguft
A., will be- received 81 The ssme place. letters and
papers FOR the psck-I-ship PRINCE ALBERT CspL
Never which Fss for London On ihe i; 0i Az -ls-
Al.o. win be- wed ihe sane nl4cc, letters ana
Newspapers ilr the 1sckeiilIr ISAAC HIGHT, Capt
Masla winch sas COZ Liverpool on ule lst - August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-31

foreign whea.s i've sad res5s "a a, ID "a below
our at ol1fs'.0ns.
American Four. of good lro-h qI-'Y. l-Ir. in very
active request well from c'usuu - 81 lor Invest
mrnf Toe operat1us were crnsia isi, and party re-
covered tbe above named s-press.or. prime Western
brand. rsa yet Jli % o. 3is lne o. ruling arm and
f-E parcels Offering n the close 10 llsinfss Barley
Beans and peas cheaper. and ra'f 1-lt u SAFE
Oats although istner mor- s..s.lu Hrrr also farther
depressed In vals. and Oatmeal nearly ~liholt TO-.
quiry
OF more freely - oil gat ar-admt-' o. iste prices
and Indian M-a ~as IN Moderate -. ,ad on the terms
last noted sncs toe 9th met The rn-ci nis conucued
firm and the weather has 10 some d'sr3 promoted AZ
extended demand partly specu alive i't wheat Inc IN
Corn and Flour esca u these articles ll.ras u-et
ate advance on The current rates 90 'AAt day.
Yesterday Wheat was iu tlers1y good demand ~ "a
advance of "a O. 81 On z sdsy r.ies The best
brands Of Western Canal Flour were l demand 81 5s,
other kinds In proportion % an -er inni 90 u PER qr
Indian Corn We Inquired for, but at on'r articles met
suitst sale 81 cur qlotauons-
IRov-rhe price continues % improve an1 the de-
nand o. increase socks are low and n Pig are likely
% diminish ~ i s fully expected tlers vii be- gsacs
4. turnout among the men ln scotland Present prices
Ia varo0ol-i0r Pics a O. - q % per ton; ccmno q
Bars ~ 81 O. .gI0s Hoops +ll - sheets ell IS.
ToBAcco-We have bur ,ie % report 10 The trade
Al ibis port $50 bids have changed hands suce tn de-
yarture OF the Bntanlt Ia prices there Is 20 alera-
ton worthy oi notice.
WooL-Ws are haPpy % notice an improved feeling
10 the trade and since the termination of the sales n
London there has been decidedly more doing. Ia
prices there is 20 change t-t pms chasss made sth
more confidence BOB tne JegalI That prices N het
be- lover Toe arrivals 90 l0w Woods continue small.
sod st0cks are lstt. with better assortment there
would 10 doubt b. a better demani iiasles Ronald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-31
MfPROR LIBRARY.

>ryW sERfE--The political loca novel, entitled
Ma N the power q hs > = originally writ.-n f0r
d. nor al q4b ish-d msAi1g htldsOms volume u
~ ras-s s1d f1f sa- hy al the 1Ookse-rs Ths Wofk
,~t.la. graphic history ~ the ASS Fresdeltia Csm-
.tgvirg up th- rlfigues = both parties During 10
ruoicsI0n in the Mirror % ezcied ne Creates interest
throughout III cllrtry IL contains more sci a. AZ lcOn'
ard -ze sketches u more man any leading po-ican.
len. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-31

DaG--rhe highest msTEsE price PAID q esst Tor hsgs
IL sssSiag Canvas, B-lefop. Cauinks, G'Ass or Ma
,a.ss,., -. IN, CYRUS w. YIELD CO.
iTijl w Baflrgsip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-31
Iirerpool Cotron Market.

SJ'es for ne irsc5 eudag jig Tho past week has
been one OF quictness although during TIE early part
the sales were large yet although general tone OF
dulness has prevailed and wecl0sU the week with de-
cline Of ia per ID. on all American descriptions Tue
cause OF this decline . difficult % account for; the
weather has oeen ue and scasonabe for the approach
iny harvest on which much depends and there
fore we must suppose tie r. who nave Tor some weeks
Dough, freely have row sufficient stocks and - can re-
main from cur market Cotton freely offered buyers
bsvinr plenty of choice. Brszls snd Egyptians have
bsan much Ia demand. and % per 10 advance has been
obtained on thess descriptions Saaris remain without
change. 1900 American, 800 sarais, $40 Egyptian
and 20 Msrsuhans hsve been tsken On speculAol ana
71 Amer can and 800 sursts for export sales to-day
4 600 bales - t;e1rFc H1k S c..