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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ WHAT SAW rs CALIFORNIA: Being the
Journal Of Tour, by the Emi-rant Route and Soub
Pass Of the Rocky Mountains scro-s the Continent Of
North America the Great Desert Basin. and through
California in the years le46 -; b. EDwIS BRYANT
aie Al aide Of San Frsnci-co," s fair l2no Of AS
pages. just issued by Appleton & Co. We knew the
author the intelligent and courteous Editor Of Lex
ngton PIPER years ago. and sure he has given
US interesting and instructive volume, though We
have a. yet barely found time 10 look through IT, and
read some thirty page. descriptive Of the Middle pas
sage the Northern border Of the great Central
/ Desert of North America. This is simple lucid, life
like The pers and suferngs Of the waterless forced
march In July from the Sink Of The 81 Msry-" River
that IT, IL disappearance amid the volcanic ashes Of
that death.stricEen Tegion) to the Truckee River in
GLIDING the delusve bolt at the boiling mineral springs
where mule ro4d scsd his mouth and throat badly,
and where the waters all disappeared during the night
and nothing but dry basins appeared IN the moruinga
described idly without exaggerston and without
a superiuous word This book cannot fail 10 be widely
popular.
~ THE GOLDEN Rule and GAZETTE OF THE
UNIoN' have been united, and today appear as one,
commenting Vol * Of the Rule, with j. WINCHESTER
a. Publisher Mr W. has been connected with The
Rule for several years and is well known for his
~ ana enterprise IN pioneering the present reign OF
Cheap Literature for the Million A. C. L. ARNOLD is
70 be Editor In far it lie devoted u oddFellow-
ship we do pass upon IL. merits but its Literary
md Miscellaneous cont nts instructive and
tanning fully justifyng is extensive circ Ilation. We
heartily wish 1t success
- HUNT's MERCHANTS MAGAzINE' com
mences IT, XXth volume to-day. This fact, with the
crcum- lance that rs circulation has steadily though
not rapidly. increased from the outset bespeak it.
worth Probably no equally iun collection OF CONNER
cis Statistic has ever been made in this country The
work viii IN time come TO be regarded encyclo
| pedis Of Commercial kno"ledge, and has already
quoted in the debat OF the British Parliament
f. Hunt LAP FultJnst s. per annum)
- TIE Two CORPSEs or the Chamber Of
Death by FREDEMcS souLIE" Is novel from the
French, Just issued by w II Graham
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SrRVcN BY LiGHrNINo.-Daring the Gust We,
erday AFTERNOON there was yiol.n; clsp OF thunder
which greatly alarmed many OF the crzeps of Fsir
roint twas discovered that the nsinns.t of The ,ri
FloTs, lying ~ herrs wharf hsd been truck and ~
electric tuid passed down toe 20 the pufnp from
which It escaped 70 the water The dsmsge done ~
"ot great strange 10 say, At the time the Be
n ship johannes, lying ~ Gibsons wharf AZ least We
hundred yards dstsut. bad her forcuns-c struck 81
tFs IT. snd tearing loose bolts which which we're iu
zoe nc OF The e!r,ac 1gd. The lightning passed from
zoe sap by one Of The copper b0 10 The SIDE leaving
uHces Of rs course by tsarng away the wood Then
"Ss pui one esp OF huudcr snd the TACT that two We.
50 ave HundFed yards spsrf, were struck j.
hihG very singular Msng persous on the Point we're
more or lees affect d--soIne were thrown pro-trat~
olaefs tainted and hundreds were gresily shocked
Bait Sga, 30,h.
MURDER. N ScHUYLSIrL County We learn
from the PofsrMc Erapori.-l thar on SUNDAY last
most disgHceiul tsht occurred +, the Phoenx Mines
'hout one and halt males bey oud Miucr.ve between
uuipncr Of rsh miners. Which re.u.t. IN the muir
der OF one nan and ihe tjary Of another 10 such an
extent Tia. bis lie Is considered N danger.
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Markets.. Carefully ,s7o,t.af., TIE rr.sua..
AsHrs-Av,s1Hass and sr,t for Pot. and ps'a.

AsHEs-Are SKA IS and s7k or Pots and Pearls
C0TrON-Te market continues before noucet bales
mostly 10 bone
FLOUR AND MEAL-The usrker ior flour % day mode
ref active, oli ie sss 19ai-i Hf q ne o~rf Ftle Tie
o. aero Back Ro,k Rocl-st- 63l4 70 good and
srsr5e pse Toe uansscns sti 5ooo 6hs e de shove
hr.nd- range e. The receipt, Moderate
le Or loe og no tore u soat~- there we're sse- Aoo' 30
trs 20 sHQu Ia nr h1Ntt = fnd 1rprEeio~n he inquiry
-lf Tie ma-i Dr F-s scul AMI he 0nf -~ hua-
t-si bJ-sy r tgl &c. fnt ?" s5s Wes;ern a. ll RE-
Flour g steady 5. 9TH ssi-s 30 l5.s.
GRAIy-For Wheat here . uodsrt. qury and The nsrse. l.
rho4t far-e Sales ..S 6atss Grles--
Corn without change INJURY
W Flt- go -flN p -i''4 'ri~t At % CO. iQf k~iitN
oln. pa 'r ni All ffay i1r god Western mixed Re j.
m jal and s-s so0 ble asle 40 90 ~
son~fhaE 20 LAT lss Sales northern Oar. cts small
parcel Barley solo % ~ -.
PROyIsIONs-Po. before ~ f5r Prime 10 sodi0s,<
g. Nee To 20 30 hb. L. Beef s much
dal te n'fset beng poohy suppee s. Bel
et hnn h4t here -- activity The sales
urDr D. u ilr prime Cut Meats sery at,s pf-.
ere te- sales 10 1o Peki-d Hams sts05L si.,1
Gers tf hams 81 fni c. :, Do Dg Shoulders But
90 Ohio sli STATE.
wHsKY-D-ns lisaei with .a.s. 80 bb, IS lL4. Drudge
-
GKocERrEs-T-re Ia. zen seun,ns sugar. m th~
lat rrs Gay, rl NV ag aasd. sas Tie
n'fl- as n'lred hm ssps ~tou, nv nsera eaagr
fre ia se a rates have pd up pn'
lr -ty Tie op@rsts. lave been e-dy p-cui.ton,
oln'g % ABOUT 800 bids o. Cubs and Por Iio = pre-,
r'r-as loom 81 to ~ e- lfe ooH-s - % c. d.-s-
w. out elte 40 bid. Cui Or istls soh a. '4 -
3n 90 Msc1r1l, 1a-ti 81 do Poro lco 90 terms -' ''
tran prrL
h1ne ~ s f- e III. -r'on y NJ 80 -Npat s'es "a ne
a.t t-- al. go o 70 81 Or Pfa~ and - w GOO an
B0yE-s,e- 300 lbs No~e-, Bols al , Ca af Zone use aa
-.l.o d. s.tfi 81 ior erl.n d Z! =, .,,,. t.,t An
FEArHEIts-... ~ D. We-t-fu q; - - Or Esoi
BEEswAx-ASou. ~ sold At an ca oF Prsos Paeels
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Louis XVII.-A communication has been sent
US stating that the son Of Louis XVI Of France is still
ia existence We inclined 20 place little fiia 2 al
such statements, particularly At the present time but
give the account OF correspondent as matter OF
curious rumor 81 least:
81" By the death Of certtin aged sri respectable
FrrBeh gentleman IN Louisiana not long since die
closures made, both bv verbal sui written decs-
rsiions. concerning mystery which had been 'ckee
up IN bis bosom for near halt ceulurv. on account Of
u sscrsmCnta oath according % . e. k0man Catholic
Church DE .t,ted that Lolis XVII Of France. the
Dauphin, still living among the North American
indians. WITH whom In 1925, be bad been piac,d that
might be beyond the reach Of tie murderers Of h-s
royal parents.
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sunday evening June IS Rev Mr. Brown Of - Green
C.anh W. GEORGE HARDER oi tbs Cits, 20 Miss JlLlA
FAN kIUk of .luou'I Co. Nep Jersey.
A. tnl y !. f- rl jun. fl-f d. Heusn Co. LlNlkN
COWAN of Tor. O.. M Bk0Dr offl- rsce.
slrily evening NJ b, New o. Dowinr joan ? SrAN
DIR Nss SARAH daughter of John sTener s 90 ts
Buffalo, Jan- " Barnes Sarah Mtns Hrks all oi
f.ff
A. chester .f Jaue Dsnas Deasaors Of Kea5e chral
q. Nurt 0' f.sft 100.
Wst~awu jefferson Co c'h June Ehet HlngerfJni o.
Elrs burs Oh .... &c., Cror.- l4fne % Cynfls Dskr
A. Bo-tou h jane Cornelius Frt 20 Lucy SNOW, both 81
Roshs.;~ s;h June Hon william Pa o. L'uisa d,usa
0f ile se Col. Ns.aa- r. hester ti of r. chester
A. sl-5.yr,a F,Is. FasS NJ. er fo Moiy ileenre.
Neu leJni lh June samu- Gi5 Boston % MARI
r. gerry Nra .lsf Gsurse W,d Of Boston % Allf
Mtrt. fiug t-r nf Ja-cpl brsullL
A. Normfior l June. samuel oE0oi P1nam of Mwaak ee
~ rfH~fl y. daughter of J. % Whitney. Eq of y.
Prs f- ~. june nr C. ~ rn' 'gon oi Heading % c. l.
Chile. daughter f Ron. n ~. tlHi- of e.
., Po.ta .ot. June Chue Let E.q OF Boston, Harriet
" .a-.ov of o.
Oay Co Va 18Th june Dr Aersnier p Garnet
C. :. y % Mar T. daughter Of Hon Hely A. Use.
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~ IA. TOWNSEND, alarmed al the rapid falling OF 10
hi es Of the quart bottle mixture, hos fesOned 10 ls
most extraordinary means 10 regain hs postum II ne
fret place he sells al bis CONNER article purpOnng
% bee extract from the celebrated californian plan, Caa.
aaLagud, recommending Il 10 be- fr better ihan ssrsTi
Mia and tn beet and chearesi medic IN tue
World" and this too, after having found l." be save,
pefeclg odh r-s7 Then finding hi, pr fnpt met y
ths only vendef Of the genuine article be nd ad
denies that he made such admission (which Is printed "a
the labels Of the boues and calls The statement that DO hsd
made II pece of rascsy" VII tho pubic colnea,Des
su pfocesdng- More anon. jelJ x.
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Enreian Lamentations.

NALtL lIA-5tp fsefHsf-i2il rr- ha-eel. 1877
rcter o. M tl i- 80 l-e~ pockets. bales ruury
t. ~ hs- 49, luay 1as ~ 5ses ga-y ch. - bales
gl1f -s... "a. 7 Br'I
t-HiCAo-Br fllaff15 ,tes Eai -..a. F3ulte & sol.
III ffs-ael lr -l l .ls ssf rlst
h1le Grsrrs ll-t les ls 1i.s HIser-J 8b st-rra.
lalH Hit t0 ia teri .ls .llt n M. tl cd copper
FALtkhO-b1rs M1c-la-.0 lts er1rs 80 90 oranges Do
lH arEl 81 easel glr- paste i bales 1t-- orange pes
-1ues .et-'- ID 1ys ler tail 70 1igs rs
lcu-s CIsl1-rs 4 Pl@r..
FALL tl-l-b4r Lag4af1li c1lfrs slpher 5ts she
sards l 1s- Walnut 1I BAG l- - 1sg c.as g
s-ltc Do a-A- ~ -stle 81 llre paste
ons ant cran-s jane hotlo1f FsEs ssEg sL Ftuhal
Fide pla-,l esss Do orre Barely A. Lsagsors bales rag
ari-r-s uc-- Hear. De- llL
NAYAGCEL, A-Brg La8s-l00 bans slg,r Mlitand Fass
l. clel .. 90 ~ d. uss-ses 81 aaEs c.le- 4 V Len.
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IycEynlRI.M AZ sE..-Cant. -. Of the

INCENDIARISM Ar SEA.-Caut Riddle. OF the
teanfT Msr4 Burt. from Ftra Cruz re ort- tina the
9Th int be- the British btrS Defiance. Capt Steers
b. nee tor liverpool IRE 10 Wet BAY about - mIe-
W w. OF the Southeast Psss Capt x. pa.sed wfl.n
one mile of her ant saw no signal of d-tre-s After
RAINING some dstsnce. the Maria Burt returned 20 her,
and Capt R proceeded ashore 100 one OF his boats
here he saw Capt. Steers the chief O. and tVu
boy, and inform that the hsd are o. the
bark iu three different place. and h+d then t-kru
o. the Ons busts Capt ~ ers was enabl-d % -ave The
provisions that were deck and sb.ut Elk bale. oi
cotton. Capt Steers declared h.. intention % rrmeu
in ,igLt OF hl- vessel utl he ~ down When Capt
Riddle lett every pant Of h'rWas IN a-mes.
n U Com h.Llel-n. June y.
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F,e~ ,se couiey snS Esgrirev.

The news VI the Nominations Of Sio cssi dismsy and
goDm INFO the hig ranks thrUug hOU Vermont IL came
upon Tie M Unexpectedly"
To Ne Editor Of The Tribune;
Editors OF newspapers should have good memo
rie' the writer of the above Is amentsby dehcen,
this respect or he talks upon subject Of which b,
knows nothing Gen Harrison was the f,vonie csndi
date Of the Wings of Vermont In 1856 when he HAD
received no endorsement from National Convention
Vermont gave him an overwhelming majority. The
Delegates a, Harrisburg rom iha, State in $40 wen,
esaeient In procuring his nomination, and no nomins
ton was ever received with so much enthusiasm
throughout tho State ONE WHO KNows
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Tar MEETING AT woRcr,rrR-we eonsans

TIKI MEETING AT WoRoEsIER.-we eondens.
from the BostoH Wings report Of the closing proceed
ings Of The Worcester ConvenHon as follows.
In the evening The City Hall was well nlled po,yyith
standing the rsn. Mr. Giddings concluded hi. speech
amer wnieh the Delegates 10 the National Conytnuor
az Buffalo the 9th OF August were announced 10 81,
sist OF Stephen g. Phillips u salem, Daniel w Alvord
o, Gfeennrld. WIN jackson OF Newton. John NJ Brew
ter Of IL tsaeld Charles Scdgwick of Sfockbrdee
Each District directed appoint three d, legatss
The following geutien n were appointed - comet
tuie State CtnIrd Committee
Charles Francis Adams OF Boston George Newcomb
Of Quincy. ; Lyman Of Northampton. Caleb Swan Of
Ea.i0n, Allen Bangs OF Springfield Henry Wilson o.
Nsfick Edward l. Kryes VI Dcdhsm, NJ 81 Fisher o.
Midway, George Minot OF Reading. John P Jones Of
Midway. William Bsssett OF Lynn. Freeman Walker o.
North BroOkhelds Alexander De Win OF Oxford Henry
Z. Parker OF Boston
Addresses ~1,re made by Hon Messrs c + Adams
Chas sumner Edward l.. Keyes Editor Of the Rox
bury Gazette. Z. RocxwooD HoAK ESQ (son Of Samuel
Hoar. and grandson OF Roger shermsn) Mr. Maxwell
ster which Jesse Hutchinson sang song tor the coca
SION, and The C0nvsnron adjourned siss de.
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Thing. In Philnhrlnhin.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PFtLApEL PHfA Friday Jun

PuLADELPHiA Friday. June 90
Nothing Of the slightest interest IS floating 10
city today The weather is in-ufershly bot and
everybody is preparing 10 lraye town The Fourth
Phlsdelphans Away. run away that day. while 10
other cite, people ra,h 10 from the suburban country
Flour heavy, sill ~ s. 25 10 8 - Corn Mesl g 90
for Pennsylvania. Rye Flour 81 75 Wheat On fair
a. mand ~ lower pricrs sales SOD bushels ~ D. 10
los tor Western sud III 70 l3 for reun.y wanna Rel
southern Oat- 36 90 81 sud quiet Cotton entirely
nominal Nothing doing iu Moss.es Sales 400 hhd-
New Orleans SUGAR ~ u % A. time aud toe market
nmer Arrivals Of Coree are going into .t,re. Bacon
,tlI scarce small sales shoulders 3, % q Sides
cents and Hams 10 cents Lard firm ~ II 10 y
l. ad held ~ cents cash Mess Pork SO 50 Prime
q IS Whisky qui,tst p Ct in bbls Freight. dull
~ for Corn and 2Js Tor Provisions Liverpool the
top rates.
There were no sales Of Stocks to-day the Board Of
Brokers having adjourned 81 the death 81
WILLIAM pLEAsANrs, Esq who died very suddenly Of
disease OF the heart
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I knew By the ringlets gracefully curled
Around her white brow. 81 beauty 90 fere
That A elid una afched Ia the Oh or New World
Had conferred that rich giots on cr nafA 70" hH haf'
That aud by PhalOn invented, > kno"n M
North South. East AID West iof Ne sisor twll eve
r. ,1 ar "a cn soon else te earth would be ihrowr
al ,slieb hafled BIZ his fgid ID fasten and I've.
p9,t,,Ss CBFMfc A. HAIR lSyICoRAToa = an unfaitng
,.a.dy for scun ami dsDdur, and without Orcng a. ~
nanref growth. keeps the hair always thick euolgh, -
tel a. s0. glossy aud M curl For sale al PRALoSs, o.
Broadway, e-d al tie dTu g-stores-
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ToiLer ARucLEs. al A. Broadway. corner u l4lviDs.
j87 Broadway. The subscribers re-pec fully call ~
attention VI he DuDlc 0 their collect 81 tolel sr e.
which Ia pout 4 variety Fqgaled ia the city lncy
secc ID with ~ greaiesi rc-a 10 qnaly so "a as
CAGES arranted Thelr rm~It Il fancy cutlery r'
braces ell ths latest styles Of Rodgers sOl- en'Apse
ma flies, button bOo6-, and Other articles iof tor us',
msuv VI which have never been BEEF re imported Po ~
dressing-casss Of the subscribr, usc ue iLrss
c,ses are OF tie cOHpscf FORMS containing useful a. :
ces Vi ih- quality; they acsDordsed ~ tseF
In gentlemen "a ne suD- RI r those inpOiiei.
80 81. o. SAUNDERS SONS, liJ AID SaI BTosdwsf.
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Il will be seen that there has been increase in nearly
every article but Flour This the throughout the
West Bread.mas generally are comparatively mac
tive but every other article Of produce and consump-
ton Is in better demand than at the time last
The demand at St. Louis for Eastern Exchange
had improved. and the Ii per cent Money
was in active demand in the street.-The rate to
per cent per month.
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TREMENDOUS HAL SrORN-A tremendous bail
Storm pNssed over this place Tl-siay evening last
"bch LETT traces Of Il power aud effect cOn-inrra
ne spare 10 Town 10 was od-rat- hut over the river
70 bnviie ard Green Greek townships it RACED With
urtaedous iury completely cutting ioNn and destroy
lng crops ~ All kind- smashing win 0w gnss sud sash
stripping f0lii, leaves, sud brsuches thr- quarters of
inch 10 dailrier from toe trers 10 faf 10 : said
20 have literally moved down Everything leaving some
of the farmers ~.ih scarcely any rrsource L4y- ct
tAe!g entire crops by tAis ie-riai Vi .ttror.
.s4nAgsky Telegraph, 2iIh.
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-NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK SATURDAY. July l.

~ Advertisement for ne T'i'"'' Of MONDAY ouso =
he ~, n before 10 O'Clock on Saturday, evening a. The rao
I,e,soo oeee OF tbi. paper i not open on sundays
sa,,cber. IN tie City who do not receive h' paper Al
,,y teur are requested to cave word Al the Once As
49,, such as enable al The carriers 20 se'
thrOagh their routes before O'Clock. Cnne'' ''.Is
-. ,s.bsny The Tribua> len al their dwellings or
-. N as.pes. regularly every morning WI please leave
at the Publishing Office or send note through
,,s pos. Once Terms, ~ cents week payable to me
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OPINIONS or TIE PkESs-

CLAY And WEBsrss-Two exceedingly Are portraits q
these eminent citizens have been engraved by A II Ri.
chic, from Daeueeoypes, and rubl he'd by z. ANrHoSv
We think them tie best specimens 81 mezzotnt enIN M
have produced Co. tins country, and We have
few superior Of French EHglish orig
The Licensees consider perfect; giving The real x.
preston hshtaa the aud heir features viii.
either eXagseraton soicnng. The keen Iercepus
attributes Of Mr. Clay huey conlrss'ed with he reject
i've performances " Mr. Webster IN these potnis u.
~ Y c numerical Advertiser
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sANOs's sAssApAEiLLA.-Spfns Ouce more with us.
verna freshness nj the air and man. vegetation,
feels the revivying Influence ~ the Bur Spnng
not Spring the SICK The poor bei-rdden marty scTo
ala, rheumatism liver disease. indigestion any
u the legion Of malsdies which their mo
stomach and the their coudni-whni 10 tls
Spnng 10 hm1 Wha language Is 10 die deaf ana dumb, %
light to tbe blind. But think tell the sufferer
now NJ his system for the enjoyment Of Spring
Of Sands Sarsapsna thai sha last the whos season,
S accomplish the WORK, and the patent "tskeup
MS bed and walk" before 6ery July looks his chamber
window.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. 3 L o.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. i0n Fulton. Of William.
rs Broadway, and n EAs, Broadway, NewYork. sod
also by Druggists generally throus The Unitsd ssaea
Price 81 per bOule. 40 hsui-s for -
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
FnIpAT. June 0o-P ".

FArpAY. June 3o-PM
/ The stock market today continued heavy. The
demand was moderate Treasury Note. sold A. per
cent and small oi Of the new Joan 81 4, seller -
months.
/ IN Bills there Is nothing doing. The quotations
are unchanged elal0 for good Sterling. Francs arc
% IS ~ bat We hear OF no ssles
A few engagements were made for Liverpool
10 day a, previous rates Com Sd in bags and 81 in
bulk Heavy Freight p. 81 Cotton sad To Glas
gov 35 bushels Corn were engaged az ID, in bulk
The Money market no tighter 70 day. Il
anything there less After this week con
siderable rciefs looked for The Banks we're making
up balances to-day, which tended 10 increase the con
tra,uou
Toe State OF Illinois M make payment OF soon
each $1,000 bond as a semi annual payment Of interest
This small amount bat il Indicate. willingness to
ply which fr preferable to the previous Indifference
We believe this Is the third semi annual payment.
Tue semi annual interest on the Indiana State
S per cent stock viii be paid by the stste Agent, Mr..
Collins toDorrow, AZ the Office Of Messrs win.low &
Perk n. 50 Wall Il The fund for this payment Is De.
rived from taxation which We earn : as promptly mot
snd with small per eentsge OF arrears a. NewY0rk
OHIO. or any other OF the States The State Scrip
and will probably most otit be- cancr,d this year after
which the cash will considerably exceed the
amount; needed for the payment Of interest In the
mean time there need be no difficulty in meeting these
payments by the occasional anticipation OF the incoming
taxes The aielaw adjusting the STATE Debt Is popular
with the people at large will be sustained and it 4. am
pie for the purpose The work the Wabash and
Erie Ondisns) Canal il progressing with vigor
The Controller has eiven notice thar the inter
est on the d, bt payable the let Of August will be
paid on that day BY the City Chamberlain, Shepherd
Knapp. go a, the Mechanics Bank
The Bank Of Metropolis, Washington, has de.
clsred scmisnnua dividend OF three and haf per
cent payable july L.. The Commercial Bank Albany.
four per cent for the last xix months. The Union
Bank Of Maryland halfyeafly dividend Of three aud
half per cent The Farmers & Planters Bank half
yearly dividend Of three and half per cent The
Chesapeake Bank Of Baltimore semi annual dividend
Of three per cent
A sale OF $4,000 OF the new loan was made AZ
Baltimore for Investment per cent and sale
,l.o made ~ Ph.lad' pha at4i premium. This was the
irst sale made Of that loan No sale for cash has yet
been made here
Statement Of M Dsb, Of tie Uaisd Stqtes me Ga
Of Mtrch lsi5. la34H since Daf and ne balance Of
the DIT remaining unpaid cbtch rls due AZ narci /
lsi5 and ne Debs incurred since NJ 10 20tt Jne ~
rsh.w.h4 'tS pd 70 rtna o. "a un,.i - n ~ i
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FROM CAMPE tcHY-BY the arrival Yesterday of
the Yucstsn schooner Ventura Capt Dursntes frum
Campeachy, which port ,he left ou the n inst W.
learn that the Yucatecos and udi-n- hal sht about
the II int 1t Borncheu whih the Indians lost
shout 900 men. aud the balance rrur, % the noun
tsins. There were nu lrdHus m the nt1hhurhood uf
Camprschy Ssa or Merida. hut an the -na towns Boz
the int either destroyed hv the lstrr or hal
hren vHcHicd by the whites The iuhahltsrt. hsd
nrally I'll ,ome 10 Canp,scuy aad other walled towns
tor prorrcuOn. There were onc L. = blnD-h hip ~
Campraoh by and one Z. -chooner - s.-aI when the
Ventura lelt. o Com Times. 2lst June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

- TIE FRIENDS % IeELAND are invited to
.,.enble on Monday evening at Nbo's Garden,
% mite in demonstration in behalf OF the Green
lie and her Liberation. The fact that WILLIAM
v,reurLL, brother OF the devoted Patriot, will be
,,.,sn, would OF itself secure an immense assem-
blaze. Happily there is room for all who will
oons a, tie Garden, and we anticipate one Of the
Isrpe.t meetings ever seen in this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

TIE GREAT HUNBVC The tyilO~lns mas beer pubasbed
IN he PAPERS cOmplee piece u fascaiuy frsoned
% In order sell what believe Ia be WORTHLESS sufs
Cascs.Lasus-Dr Iowu-sais airsi1n t-t % Cslfrsls
1r is1 Strap uii1' csn b. lie DEPOT
Dr. TOWNSEND has made 70 such aCmls-ion--tDt 90 5s
cOutrsy bciyre The California plall advertised br~,
gase fair trs IT fever and arue. and IN ois-
Of the blood, and fund be- be believe. pes.
i.-tly wortnle.. eA e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

SPEECH or Mr.. Dlx.-lt will be seen by our
,s,sxraphic dispatch, that Senator DIX made his
speech on the repeal ofthe Pilot Laws yesterday
We shall be able to give more complete report
IN Monday mornings Tr'bRHe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

FROM CHISA.-By the arrival Of the ship JOSHUA
Baiss cspt. stoddsrd, have received ile Of the
II0ss Kong Regisier to the 10Th OF March Nothing o.
snyspecid Interest had occurred since our preyiou.
sdvces, though the topic Of the murder OF British
subjects was sill contracting considerable attention