New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23


PmIAurlrmA Thrradoy June -
The Summer sl.stce Sae faa.ci-t.e ".'lD-r
y boon fnc Tor the rpenu- crops. enl "e 'n-I soon
have the harvest aud the harvest moon.
our excursion season has opened maEnlac'ntg we
have parties o. icu.s auf tie Dreaticr fo 'hpe May.
90 Gray's Ferry Ta-ony, Beverly, Gloucester POINT
Red Sank and dozen other psce. some f"o OF ihl'e
f.nfs day. Iue noaf- are Al ciuNd-l "IA ihHAus
l.rrrnfv eez.nr gasp of COO. and refreshing hlr
The Mitchell Meeting lg-t %. -l-. a- iorntoii. Was m
qen-ely large AMI enthusiastic. The venerable JOHN
Bliss presided himself United lu-lman-t"-c
tired bv the British Government iHr treason sni .ei-
ft,. aid NARROWLY escaping % this country win his
life The Ilreuug was addressed ~ honEhI Ifith'
pev rotr,, (u,,fpFre Rev G.. g. ErRH. EV-Rec0rier
VArx Judge KELLEY and others. Large drput1fon-
with banners. music AMI appropriate in' qua rom every
pari Of lhc city and county were !n abundance anu
made the spacious saloon OF the Museum feFcfrera1e
with the.r applause. .
de Letters from Judge Woodbury. and Mr. sumner
OF Boston read eIcu'ng attendance h- $50 one
from the Board of Directors 0i fhe Mary Fenten
farv Among che designs pre.' ntel Wa one Z" pre-
vent nrisouer- from u-ur warcr-pipes - means OF
communication. This g. the Introduction o JoAh liHfi
land the celebrated Prison architect, and consists IN
placing para Ole solids 90 points within the ppc 20 de
aect the waves ot sound. resolution was oIrf'd io
sIiYrrr srf dis because. from various causes, NC
only State. from which there are persons I'D son
with tbi- body are Nt-sachusetf-. Nrw- ork, Nov
1sr-ey and psnusyl yaua and because % is deemed .n
pxrri Ont under thee circumstance, % pfocatu To
the discussion AMI determination o! The questions re-
.,-r... ID. Lv fne Convention 0l New ora Nr. spar
moved 10 amend is hv inserting. that when the Con
v.utlon adjourn f al iIurn 20 meet 40 b1s ION May D.
1-p Several gentlemen opposed the amendment
thought there had been Conventions cnou-n-'hst
the caI. had not generally been responded 90, and
hoped this would bc me last The amendments was
.oicd down and the al Olfnmest ae csrrsl-
There is no export demand tor FLOUR and iti- droop
ina -as- ior home effected % 81 to - lur
Western and peunsyVunit Buyers are deferred from
operation. ~ the near approach oi the harvest =
though sellers exhibit continued anxiety 20 gef ih.ir
stock lf which Is rshf Corn Nea' i- entirely nominal
TODAY The la-t SALES were % 80 Rye Flour Is 100
l.nl-.i demand 20 81 Primo qualities N w hear afe
.ar.e In our market and n better inquiry. Stes lrit
r1~ and lair rei- were made - t0 4-l Corn D. a
lrf. frmrr TODAY aud tLe Gales nrc OBJ me extent o
1000 bushels mostly southern yellow ~ d o. - ci-
I ue.shr oar. without material change. 4 cargo oil
pruu-ylvsrla sold - SO Cts Cotton n limited req ~
without chan-e in price sales 10 bales NewDr-eui-
and Mobile at % % cts the usual credit The FRO
vision market j. steady but not active Ness PorS
I held ~ slI and Prime - s. without sales. Boon
shoulders cts. Hams. Cts t1r common W - 90
Grocerc. QUIET with the exception oi sales SlJ bag
] Coffee mostly Msrscs.1o. on terms not made p-p-c
Whisxv Jul - Cts 10 bills Freight. without acI'll
/ or change go NJ,
/ $40 oT rocEs-Firr B0Ir4-2j0 Grard Ban.
/ lO.. I34 peuua s. 75i 1000 do, ~ tu.u lfeaslrl
/ G.. l0i; 3 Mech Bank pa a. Nani and Mech b~le
/ l9s 81 Union Canal ~ - Fslns- banH, Nv "
/ LChgh Coal scrip ~.
/ Sseoad B0ard-l0O Morris Canal. i0i ID Union ga
nal Do. l5 Norrist1wn r. -. - Mech. Bk "a I'D
/ sch Nav o. - % loo Girard BIZ III 1sD Fsnn'
! - 70 I.00O Kent Bonds, O. 100