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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29
DIED

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At the residence Of Col. VIM W
Madison county, Mississippi
the 24th of A ugust, Chapman
son, youngest son Of the lac :
Of Camden, South CsF0llaa'
second year Of his ago. 81 ~
thus cut down in the full bloom =
it may be truly said, that be " !,
ciple, pure in morals, ol'Vai.a ~
feeling, virtuOusinacll0a l'o. M.
was a charmfulness about nls Y.
manner. that wood and won ~
iDps, and the best wished, o. Y
within the circle Of biz 'eqals.
word, he was one Of 'hs els,"
purest, kindest, best Of mal.s W,
| also, as il so bright q VA, Nj
mich, BE- set IN the flirs'' fsl
cd on him every personal sl'',
p%lishment. From grh'i'ud' - I.
and affection for his memory
attempted to sketch y s,,vu
portraiture ofhis wOrI0' "a 4. ,.eda
b m.ekly resigned BIZ 'PiIi' = :
Il. 4 poqniss at ID Pae0,"
"Early he wood FAB .' KIN n
And rarely wandered l'0@ II. N a
Now escaped from ea''p'
above, .A.;,t
And shares with angels . !, 'a'I u
Then come, BLEsT FAl'n
my aid, q, hpa
Lest Lest. s'l I. J bow submi'.iV'~I
J The unerriug coOnSol' = u 'i I III
W ioh gives in lovsoT ~ sI...irc
E And makes cen 'e!0 s"oay, si
$ And thou, fond hI@
recall, ..,.mhp
Record his VIRTUES l lnil''i ii
r That Joy. like bis n 90, @1'' "y'Dn
). And peace eternal 'I's"'' y
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29

A CHANeE FOR THE BETTsR,--We see that
the Ybzoo Democrat has filled the columns,
formerly appropriated to cnlumnies on Taylor
and Fillmore, with certificates Of Quack
Medicines and their marvellous cures. THERE'S
far more truth 10 these than in the folmer con.
tents Of those columns, and we trust that they
Will be more beneficial to the advertisers thai
the others were to 'thO party.'
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FOR vICE-PREsIDENT,
WILLARD e.

" I disrrotr mot ttneqmroeaAy, nor and Iorerer,
anu desire onnly part tUinteys re with The rights
of what is termed the property Of Tie c'tsens
other States."-MmLARD FILLMORE.
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ri. resignation i 'n' q ! ,ss,,
Canada. Earl Of I's .'o,Iy u
Montreal papers spps ..odsur
i,y. He re'irs' Z , s@,''s d II
ued illness Of his .aoy .,,ors eel
the mos, popular Goyy' c,u,dl,
10 control the Po0p's0
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29

MAINE EGEcTrOss,-Tbo n.
Yer and Enquirer Of the Ia. &
dated Boston the l4lh,, 2
bility that Hamlin, tho Ws'
Governor of Maine, is sI..,.5 sa'
"The returns from la7 ,o,.
Of votes against Dapa Dsn, !. .s,l
a loss since last year Of loT
defeated. GOodman,s Dls..e y Z
Lincon Distriot, Il leo 4
the Democratic candidate Il.
ted The Increase Of Fsss a,
thousand, In York Di.iTi.,
thought to be elected, n
result is thought to Be doubt.,
!%atOre is probably Democ,s. Z
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29

New YoEK.--Tbe Wing State Convent on
nominated Hamilton Fish for Governor. The
Free Dirt Convention nominated Senator Dix
the friend Of the Mississrppian.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29

corToN.--New Orleans, September 23td.--
No change inPrices. Stock on hand 48l5l
bales. Middling 5 S-8 as SO; MiddIing Fair,
6i-8a638.
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ron ONE DAY only.

The e~leciion this year takes place on Tues
day, November 7lh, and continues orly one
day. Remember this.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29

PREAcuINe.-Diyin service at the old Church,
BY Rev. Al. 6. Allen, Of the Presbyterian
church, next SAbhashat lIn,claRE An
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29

YELIdw FIvER-There had been six deathc
from this disease in Vicksburg, up to Tuesday
morning.
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District EIectO

J.eT. SIMMs, Esq, Of L%omndee, is a Can
didale for Clerk nfthp Superior Court OF Chan
cery. Election November next.
We announce L. v. DIXON, Of Jackson, a
/ a candidate for Clerk Of the Superior Court Of
Chancery. Election in November next.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29

N. w. STAPLES, is a candidate for
Town Constable.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29

II Maine the Wings have gained ono mem.
Der 10 Congress.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29

Ex-Governor McNutt will address the sOver-
eigns at this place next Monday.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29

Electors Tor the state at large.
ALEX. X. M'CLUNG, Of Lowndes.
WILLIAM R. MILES, Of Kinds.
District Electors.
Let District, ISAAC N. DAVIS;
2d District, WM. L. HARRIS;
Sd District, WIN. A. LAKE;
9TH District, DAVID W. HURST.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29

4 friend rsmarEing upon 4,
Bolts re%pudiating Gen. T,vi..
old horse viii run . gisat hi NJ.
he has got rid Of theBous.n
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READING, June 20, ls4s.

READING, June 20, ls4S.
The Facts and Circumstances attending the Shooting
If Morgan, by Hoorer.
Knowing something of the circumstances attending
the recent shooting of John Morgan, by D. j. Hoover
music of this city as retaliation for out
rage committed upon the person Of his sister, send
you the following narration of facts. The young
lady referred to- the favore Of her brother who
the sole support of his mother two sisters and
brother who reside at a considerable distance from
this place He had his sister with him for the purpose
OF attending to her education and in the love they
exhibited toward each other, a recomme ndation
which led ceizens to esteem them both highly The
sister is but IL conhdng unsuspecting and Affection
ate the arts and trcacherics Of the
world and was therefore, not prepared for the force
and brutality practed by the villain who has undone
her. This man, whose name Is John Morgan, stone
cutter by has a wife and large family OF chill
dren residing in Philadelphia He came here during
spring and took boarding at the house where
the school in which she receiving her education.
BY artful means he gradually won u hold upon her
plish his brutal object On sunday evening not two
weeks since he her she the to her
her. pulled gradually into his room, he then
threw his around her. after closing the door, and
thrusng into her mouth some opiate, which so com.
petely Supplied and everpowered her that she could
not help herself and while in this situation he rsvish
ed her. The poor girl, timd, and afraid Of her
kept the outrage to herself though the succeeding
week spent in tears, and only after much persua-
sion from her brother she induced to explain the
cause of her distress. The brother, thrown into q
state Of desperation bordering upon insanity for this
cruelty to his dear sister, whom he loved with his
whole soul instantly repaired to the boarding house Of
Morgan and shot him in the left breast with pistol
Hoover delivered himself up and Is now In prison,
fusing to be liberated bail though his friends have
rendered the requisite amount repeatedly. Morgan,
though seriously wounded has returned to Philadei
pha. The circumstances attending the committal of
the rape given above, substantially the same ~
related by the unhappy girl before the magistrate
A warrant fer the arrest Of Morgan, is now In the
hands Of officer in Philadelphia and 1t hoped that
he will be arrested Morgan passed here for single
man, and nothing known to the contrary until
after the occurrence
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os,ou for Injunction ana receiver denied With costs
Johnson cIsrk " FitIhush It Il .Dserss q yies
sEnsd Nth Sosss wnsssr !, ~ :lsssse.
& ssSsSssSs, Msxssn, - reversed VIA sssss, ssd
s.sslslsa e rsIsss sysrsasa Wit, :ssss: =! A.
Usisa Ssnk " 1ssksr q a. -1ssrss q '. Oh. alarmed
q sasssssi. reversed vtS costs, and sppssn pst.
tion granted CLARK ~. 0wnn Baldwin -Dsorss Of
Oh ARMED With costs to the respSndcDts respect
CHI. affirmed with eosts- Peabody vs. Fenton ct Al
Decree Of v. Oh affirmed with costs DeMott vs. Star
key Seamsus Decree Of asst. v. Oh. affirmed with
costs Aston and wife vs.. Jones and Others.
or allowed aud bill dismissed With costs, but " thout
prejudice, unless complainant elects to amend on pay
terrain Church.-Applcation for leave to sell denied
without costs OstrandeSDvs. Livingston and wife =
sal Of bin is Without prsjudIcs 10 compartments rights
Lowry vs Bew.-ordsr Of v Oh, overruiing demurrer
affirmed with costs. Gates ct al vs.: Smith ct al
Miller ct Order Of '. CHI directing master to pro
coed nowithsta nding appeal reversed without costs
Ben vs. Hunt ss a.. of a. sr.
trude, Lady Superior Of the Congregational Nunnery
Of Montreal, vs.. McNamars ct d-Decrse Of " Oh
by appeal Watt vs. Watt ct ai--Ordsr ofv. en-, APP
pointing receiver, modified without costs to either
party upon the appeal wasemsn vs. Davies ;. ana
Lay American Insurance Trust Co. ct al-Order OF
CHI reversed with costs, and injunction dissolved
APPLICATION 10 v. en- TO oDiOo ovouS VI
Newlsnd W. Rogers-Decrse Of " CHI. affirmed with
costs Bank ct n, executors, Walker ct al-Dscree
Of asst. v CHI affirmed with costs Wakeman vs.. Bal
ley and that the complainant pay costs
Of the defendant Bailey upon their bill Of discovery
Grimm vs. BURNETT ct al-Order Of " CHI reversed with
costs Including costs exceptions, and exceptions
ovsrruled, and masters report confirmed. Watt vs.
Watt Msrtin-Decree Of assist v. CHI. reversed, and
bill dismissed with COSTS without prejudice as to GER
tain matters. Schenok Capron-Decree for speci-
c performance, without costs to either party Pea
bsdy VS.. Fenton ct al-Dscree Of Oh. affirmed with
costs.--.Atbany argus, July l.
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Wheeling banks are ~ per cent discount
Uncurrent money Is scarce. This is usually dull
season for this business Within tho past few days,
there has been demand of Importance for specie for
shipment and the general Impression is that the expor
tation has nearly ceased.
The Concord IN. H) Railroad annual report states
Of which passengers paid The year previous
the receipts $3.50 22S, and s133,545 from pas
senger. The expenses for the year ending May 31st
1s4S, $3.50 697 and the net profits $1303 with
q balance to reserved funds, after paying 100000
dividends on stock, Of $l053s In the preceding year
the expenditures e176458 the dividends 500
and balance reserved S13775. Ton per cent per
has been divided this road from It's first
ment by regular dividends of per cent semi
after 1t opened and extra divisions to make up for
time occupied In construction Its capital has been
gradually increased to s1a50eoo where the Directors
hope to stop
The third annual report Of the Northern Railroad
Company-Concord to Lebanonstates the net receipts
FROM September 1s Is47 to May 1st 1s4s at $1o275l
$675 six per cent per annum upon its capital
of $2400000 Since May LIST the capital has been in
CREASED to $2so00oo, which 1t is supposed will sufce
to complete Che road and it's equipment.
1t Is expected that the Oswcgo and Syracuse Rail-
road will be completed and put running order by the
close of the month Of August.
The shipments from Oswego byicanal for three lead
ing articles Of breadsus from the opening Of navi-
CATION to tho 22d June three sasons have
as follows -
CANAL CoMsRnoE OF oswEoo-SnIpMrrrs or
ID
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Isy.soe1, ys.s is-Ar WIN Wazd, so.lIsr Norsass lAA
t " s1 VA ':ss; ~. sx s 49, :.. a::
r: g ~ aI t "a No. g. fEre . L. I!
~: ss. cs; 49,: Ma " ss \:
Ssas csss Ssisa lin. sssss., ssS ssliss
Hssas csss a' E:- H pessS.s : c.s :
S SS1's. 5s sgsSP Hsrisss %n,o
csssa. S:sais Sson Sss. re i:;.s z:lsss smith,
ABBY s Shave Ss' sS.s ss ass; sss
EptsssS q. Ss 2s Alliance Robinson Charleston London.
port ds windsor Fay Bsss1 for Boston; Ezesor
a. qSs Small 4? sss e. ns And.
Srsvs 1Ss.sas sS Bic: AND
siS'; ss ss 49,
e. iT a. ' o S sss ss e ni
Blsy snd Columbus Hsersss s. t boston Pratt
o. sstA atom Pratt 2ssS; Finland. Johnson a. via
IN 49, to ss. sss SS s asss a1
well DO 18th; waksna Paine for Baltimore goth Henry Sal
Nichols s, ~s,
Issssa, 18th pInssy Nc.
l7 IncOnstant Wilson, NOrisans 18TH DsvOnsSirs Nor
IAvavIo, Nay 30 Sid Loland New York
as sS * June port ship Reliance soms for Boston
vESsoois June Lsrns, Nisis!s which sid this morn
SSs JSns ne d a. sses an
ieaky dischsin Albert dock Adv leave Liverpool again
I,sDos: May % Emma Rosa N York Sid 4th. Hamilton
MAiAcM Nay VMa u%S xSasass HU Orleans
AIsssA Nay s-No Am vessel port Sid 10Th bark Susan
June l!Pioard for Orleans Harmony, and
NAsrzs June issld Hebrew, Badger (ffom NobIs) Liver.
Nswro. June Madonna. nitchsn Liverpool. to load
70 load fsr boston days Ssors hp Nathaniel fSon
rszXscs june shs Sandwich podd. I'm Cork for Boston
SS1ss put into this port Yesterday very sa must ds her
Juns Sir Boht Peel Chadwick London,
Poar srAlr. May a2Bark Auim. Durham, for Bonar is
DIS to load for Boston.
only AM i' s e.. ni s.ss Gss ;s. srs %
s 5s1' sp Agnes York. %
' 5sss Bo: JSa: !naS sE sSs xDs
sTocxMoIn Nay 2S-Arr James BOOrman, Lothian, New
ssyaSA June brig lcn Peterson Boston or 10 days sla
NJ. s.ans S Ssa. Gsles os
sps SsSs IL II. SYo @
ST JomSs NF june Par brss LEmpsrour IAndriss New
Nancy sAFs and y ss s % sS s
ls b ArSSSs , Voy S0 10Th h0r0nooo Achsns do ca
3, JON nIE Aly.rsas Rs.a,s Boston
York ~ lrIss To- Morrison Now Haven 2s,h La.ysss
s Ih H S @ 1
sob Relief Johnson do 2sth North Carolina Hartman Prov
i:y 'o q he IisSa for 1s
Tor N York.
T.sEI june l2sd Gens,sI Washington Lowe Baltimore
Adelaide Drnkwats for Buccsr (uppossd load yor
deaux) Adams Aroy brig David Henshaw, Pinkhau
saroi Brasil ls sid 3D. bank Arthur Pickering Mex
unc; only Am vessel.
LorpoN june l0The Admiral Buchanan, called from New
FROM II
DEAL June 5Ths Iuoonstant Wilson, from New Orleans
A, lon 4a
CoRvNnA june 6-The Yaben De Orhsa, I'm Havana, has
arrived here with DAMAGE having
supposed English American bark 10th ut in lon ID
w; the latter also reed damage.
GENOA June 0Bark Lowell for Palermo SOON hriKs Ger
Tbbs for Boston direct July Colorado Ehask
ed from Antwerp l expected to load for Boston
Arr 5th Slonxio, N0rieans.
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PHrr.ApxIruIA, July i, lS4S.

The city is flooded with extras, containing the
CaIubria's news, that reached your city from Bos-
ton, this morning. Some Of the minor papers
were hoaxed by somebody in New York, who
sent them by telegraph news OF bloody insur-
rection in Paris, by which thousands OF lives had
been sacrificed. This was issued in advance of
the real news by the offices alluded to, who, per-
haps, gained some pennies by the operation,
though they have sacrificed their credit.
The Jury in the case of Bechtel have Just return
ed verdict of murder in the second degree. The
evidences of insanity having become apparent
since the commission of the crime, has not saved
h I'm from a conviction.
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provislons ofmonsnt, vhils selse were loAt 0soeess
were only IN modsra&e demand theugh q steady prices
oss ss e q s s.ss y = s
!. g ST.: !s:,.a!.s s.:A s..s. ~. !:
nss1ss ins'udiss rses - - mn ~ 80 ssss~ ~
" SsrAssrvyrs. -F.our--rAs saiss snsssssd sbsus
ZOO 800 osssse IN sspsssss S.scsis Il IS IS With
various parcels Of Michigan 0swsgo, common Gene.
see ao - the same pios pure osnssss rsnainsd the
same Southern going into store, and no sales
were reported whsat-Last sales Gsnesss made ut
1900 Isle, aud handsome Ohie at ll5o 400. Corn
Sales of 1000 bushels Delaware HAT yellow made
at SOC 1000 do Southern white sold ut the same price
and 1850 sacks New Orleans sold ut 4Sc round yellow
were YER made at So a. RysThe last sales we're made
at &C. Rye Flour was held at So 10. Oats were worth
Corror~The transactions In this staple were quito
limited to-day The indications are to lower range
FREreHrs-were nominally the same To Liverpool
engaged sacks to Cd in bulk with some
lots by packet at 6<c and bacon 1t 27s 3D. To Gas
gov corn was engaged - "a bulk There we're some
but supposed to be ct low rates.
FISH, OF all descriptions continued dull. The retail
trade the only operators.
FaurrThe cargo Of the bark Marcella (arrived last
night was offered to-day, and the following parcels
s. lax; 400 do At 81 osx . So SIX and 100 DO L.
mons 81 SO 50 rs. We also note sales Of 500 boxes
wet and dry rsisins It 81 42k q II 50.
(Cslabria) at 2lc.
MoLAssEs-No sales reported. The cargo sold yes
terday pretty much all sour.
Naval SroREs-Thc demand was fair, and prices
well supported The transactions 1000 bbls crude
turpenine at 50 37 and 400 do North country rosin
(af1oat) ct 65c.
OILs-It was said that some parcels of English sold
Ut something under 6lc We continue to quote Ameri
can at Boo.
PRovrsfoNs.-Sales of about $50 bbls Moss Pork
made at $40 62 Prime remained steady at 80 l2S;
Beef continued firm. There transactions re-
ported In picked meats Lard sales Of about 200 bbs
reported at 7c and sales Of 200 kegs fine aes
made at &c. Cheese continued in fair demand
for shipment There change In butter.
SoAP.-Castile remained firm, sale Of 100 boxes red
mottle made at Ike cash.
SUGARs--Were the rise; we hear Of 200 hhds Cuba
Muscovado at 4xc, and $50 boxes brown Havana at
8 a SO, mos.
SricEs.-There have been sales Of 600 mats at 100,
usual time.
wirEs-Move along slowly, and the transactions are
not worth noticing.
WAx.-15o0 lbs Western sold at zoe cash.
wHIsKEY-Sales of $50 bbls were made including
Ohio and State Prison. ct % 22Kc.
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sGhR LEx1v Smith, from N0sans in coming into port on
has cargo q THIS amboa. Ajax Capt a.sssd made
niche. tn. will discharge cargo abe can got
BnIo FnArK Edrsdss sohrs southsrIsr Dudley and Rio
brs schrs from bound to southern ports put
Sandy Hook on saturday account Of head wads Tho
SOUTH and quite thick most Of the time.
scns Ass D.ssoS Of and from Tho%...en into
Catherine ferry boats Stove bulwars arbsard
scn HsLEs GRAY Cotton Of for addison Marhls
wind Long land PenoSscot Bay 18Th Inst and vent
the stores The IL O. was Isl tons and not Insured
Mashias Port recently sustained but LITTLE damage.
Ship Sea Witch Waterman (April ) for Valparaiso
Snip Edward from HAVE for New York. June Sth lsslaM
Ship John Tsmsu DAve from Matanaas for cronsad Nay
ss sy ls lat lon II from 81 'As0 d' c1'a TOT IN
Ship Ihcs Dcisnson, latham Is days from NYk Cads
ship Thos Wright Fsusn from Norlsans for Glasgow Nay o.
snip Rom; tof Bath, from Liverpool for NorsaA Nay aaA
Warrington tof Petersburg, juno l. lat a. r. Nv
Bs,5 sPsrton q Boston from NYOr for st Domingo june n
lamont from New York for Grenada Juns
B,is yuurs Morse from Boston Domingo CITY june o.
Ksyiss Of and for Nswburypors Liverpool Juno O.
Brig "Lucy Watts" Boudonha steering N May 2sth lat 49,
schr Globe sss from NYork for Dsmsars Jnns a lat 49,
Foreign Ports.
"a ssas r.r pst s NJ s @ cS1
pAN DE- Los RKMEDos June 2z-Brs Caroline, Sears finn
sAcv1 !. csasss June 2-Bark Godfrey; sre. sawmus
fsHs Hs' sy"afd Tor Boston, sA
Home Ports.
Rio cr.nds Race HYsrE sid Ssn chrs Edward PHiisd.s
BANGOR, june 1cld brig Josephine, rideu, Rio Janloro
'ehT Madeira lila 1,',msn rs,saslpe s,
Rosrox, steamship Cambria srj Liverpool 18th
g: Ss s ss sss santiago s.
man bs.vis March iopaed Angler ga Grsp: Lsc ssS
e. %s
s % rh Riss S :'s VIM
~ New York Tsisg1Ihsd-ba,h Pase FIN Baltimore
los Rs%sio cass 0% gen casos'
sydney CD brig Arso winchspbaoh Phadsrhia schr acihe
YEA Es,rrcsT Ja.s GAR :; ssP Deborah srl Fsssss New
Mssss ws.s:s; i,;,. YsI path. na~h. do
smsa s rs ss s ssS
EIvis Cssss Planet Jones and Eados Nsstsw. New Yrs
sd.on, and Bryant Phadsphia 2sh General
EAsr oM juno 2-Arr schrs Melbourne Aey rsren
.i.d 2s hrs Mary ansdon smith, Sea Lion Ksains and
East Macn4. JSss aeAr Eagle hence; Msl.ssr York
Emma Weber. New York; brig Ssrer bax' on am. do
aS
Ns York CID shs E,s Robins New York "a
MagiAs June 2stld brig Leesh. Of Newcastle New York
schs Mayfower, and Busna Vita, do.
NEw BEDFORD June 1lAr, schr Cornelia Young York
NEwnvRyPo june 29Arr bark Chesapeake Pike rhia;
brig Mechanic Kelley koupdout scr Eudos, veasc Phla.
PRovlpEvcy. juno 2-Arr fch Calcutta, Thompson Pia
| Phia =
PORTLAND june 2-Cld harks Muskingum. Crockett Rio
Janeiro, &c; Maria Hcrey. Gordon, Cuba.
PoRrsuovrL June 27-Ar bris Florence Drnkwater Rom
don't; Mary Farley Ingaham New 2sth fawn
Day Phiia % brig nyr Anderson, houndout schr
| gan2a- Fule ton, Charleston.
Sr; M s. f ss~ ~ River 10Th
TAuyrov Juno 25-Arr, schs Independence Peirce
Mary Elizabeth, Now York 49, James Pa;
| Empire State New Yord. 25-(ld scbr SvTah do -
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Tar wrArHra-lssterday was another of those
oppressive days with which the city was visited week
ago The Thermometer stood at IS degrees nearly the
whole day, and though there was good brsese from
the west ell day, the heat almost insuppcrtsbe
the thermometer win reach as high = hundred de-
grees before the end Of the month.s The afternoon
gave good shower, which cooled the atmosphere CON-
iderAbly.
MAD Doo-Another mad dog was killed. yesterday
afternoon, In Broadway Beaver street They are
plenty in the city and 1t Is well to be on the look out
for them.
Mad Doe--A large mad dog was killed yesterday 1t
165 West Broadway. The owner used him with
number Of others in turning wheel for. cutting
sausage meat He attacked and bit number OF his
companions before the owner killed him: We are In
formed that the remainder securely chained But
should not our worthy Mayor put the law IN run ioros
fsring under and probably save many valuable lives
REscuED FROM DRowxNo.-A boy about eight years
old, named Henry Holden, accidentally fell into the
Yesterday afternoon ut the foot Of BurliDg slip
and would have been drowned, but for . young mau,
named James Harris, who plunged int the river and
rescued him.
the foot of Fulton street this morning. at half
past O'clock for Shrewsbury, passing the High
lands Of Neversink, Sandy Hook 30.
Light Guard, Capt Clark, with Lieut. &. D. Cummings
viii through this city to-day, route for WASH
ington whittier they are bound to witness tho ceys-
mony Of laying the corner stone of the monument to
be erected In that city to the memory Of the immortal
Washington. They will be received by one of the
Brooklyn Companies and escorted to the depot
SrRucx BY LIoHrNISG.-The mainmast Of . schooner
struck by lightning yesterday evening" during ths
Storm whom opposite Courtlandt street ferry and COM
pletey shvcred largo portion Of it being entirely
carried away The name Of the vessel was not asoer
tanned.
FiRE-A Ere broke out about s O'Clock, yesterday
morning in an UNI finished building, at the of
First and Ninth street, which put out with
trifing damage.
Ireursr-An inquest was held on the body of John
Morgsn in Manhattanville street. by Walters
yesterday, Who 1t appeared, by his death acci
dentally, having fallen out Of small boat while on
pole that was floating ON the river Verdict sccor-
dinQlv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-02
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY. ArrERroov, July /.
The receipt OF the Cambrias foreign published
at early hour this morning In extra Herald had
tho effect Of checking operations In many articles Of
produce The extreme heat ~ the weather. with the
approach Of our national holiday. also had the
effect Of adding to the general anguor Sales Of -four
were made to a moderate extent. including the usual
variety OF this State and Western brands t rates
rent before the There sales Of wheat
reported. Corn less active, and sales made
terms somewhat In favor Of purchasers compared to
rates before the Meal sold at the inside
prices obtained yesterday. Rye was inactive. Oats