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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16
CITY TRADE REPORT.

I. NJ.
There was no change OF moment in -four. The
since the steamers news with more doing The sales
embraced the usual variety of brands, including a
considerable lot Of low grades for export There
marked change In meal or rye -four. Sales of &C.
nesec wheat with small lot of Virginia, made
terms stated below. Corn sold quite freely but
easier terms to purchasers. There fair business
in groceries, with sales of sugar and moasses
stated below. Pork less firm, and sales made
terms in favor Of purchasers There was a moderate
business doing in cotton, at steady prices.
AsHEs-Sales Of 100 bbs pots were made, at S. Sc
SIS G2x with small sales Of pearls at 50 SO IS 62
There was some inquiry for export.
cd about 10 600 bbs, including fine at "a O6 81 12
Troy, Brooklyn and Waterford at 81 rs 81 31H ;
common State and mixed brands Michigan, at 81 3lt
- 371s; straight Western and straight Genesoo at
- 37h u 81 A heavy brands Indiana and Michigan
Mt 81 SO 81 56l; pure Genesee So 1914 SIS 25 fancy
Ohio at SIS So 2 fancy State at So 90 SIS 49, extra
at IS 75 a Sc so. Included in the above about
5000 bbls of the lower grades made for export Sales
200 800 bbs. New Orleans were made at - 62h 81
IS. and 800 Southern mixed brands at 81 rs 81 S1H
Medi.-Sales of 200 bbs New Jersey made Mt 81
81 aAoat, and $50 puncheons Brandywne at the mills
at 80 80 100 do at So and 800 do deliverable at 50 rs
Rue Flour Sales of 500 900 bbs made at SIX.
Wheat Sales of 1000 bushels prime Gencsee good to
Virginia ut 100c Corn in active demand. but at
rather easier rates The sales for the day footed up
about so 900 bushels at Sc including Southern mixed
at SO 57c do. do yellow at 5Sc 5Sc and Northern
round yellow at Gee Gle Rye-Sales of 700 bushels
made at 81 n 57tsc. delivered. Bdriey-Sacs Of
$500 bushels made at 56hc. delivered.
EXPORT BREADsrurrs TO GREAT BaIrAIS AND IRELAND
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Naval Intelligence.

The u. s Sloop Of War Falmouth, now ut Boston, is
ready for aud will sail in few days to join the Pa
cifc squadron. The following is list Of her offcers:
Commander Thomas Petigru; LIST lieutenant, John De
Camp; I'd do. Geo. NJ White; marine officers, Francis
b. Renshaw, Lieut.. John s. Devlin; purser VIM. B..
Hartwe; surgeon, David Harlow; assistant surgeon,
4. NJ Gunnail; passed midshipmen, Henry s. New
comb, (acting mastery VIM. X. Bridge, Peter Wager,
John Madgan. VIM. Kelley, VIM. DeKoven, John X.
Hanson; mdshpman John ". Quackenbush; acting
dcn Butcher II. Tabb; boatswain Charles johnson;
acting gunner, William c. Thompson; acting carpen-
ter Lewis Holiness sailmaker, Lewis Rogers. Passen-
gcrs-Passed mdshpmen Francis Gregory, Robt. Sell
dem LIST assistant engineer, Naor e. Davis; 81 do, Ed
ward A. Whipplc; I'd do, Thco. Zeler; I'd do VIM. A.
r. Latmar; Sd do, John Carrol Sd do T. A. Stephens;
Sd do, John N. Maury.
The u. s. ship Albany, Capt Randolph, sailed from
Pensacola on Tuesday, 25th ult, on n cruise.
U. & cutter Gen Patterson. 60 days from New York
for California spoken Feb H. lat 90 81 lon o. w.
All we'll
Naval CCuRr MARrAL.-The cross examination Of
Lieut. Riell was concluded before the naval court
martial Saturday morning The examination Of It.
Roger Perry was then commenced. but was not con-
cluded at the hour Of the adjournment Of the court
The revenue cutter Campbell, Of about $50 tons
burthen has Just been completed Mt the ship yard Of
hessrs Graves Fcrebee, Portsmouth. An attempt
was made on Saturday TO launch her, but the ways
giving way she fell to the ground, and will have be
blocked up again before she can be launched which
win cause delay Of some few days-Norfslk Beacon,
May H.
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Army Intelligence.
VAR DEPARTMENT,
Adjutant Generals Office,
Wnshinvlon. Nav 10 1910


oRDERs-No. q.
In pursuance of the orders of the President Of the
Tinted States, Major General Scott will resume the
command of the army and the duties in all that
CARDS its discipline and military control according
the regulations prescribed for the guidance of the
General comma n ding. in chief.
The two senior Brigaders General will DO assigned
to The command of the Eastern and Western Divisions
respectively the senior to have the privilege of
lection.
Headquarters Of the Commander of the Army, at, or
in the vicinity of New York;
Headquarters of the Eastern Division Baltimore;
Headquarters Of the Western Division Cincinnati
when the Generals not on visits of inspection and
tours Of duty
he Inspectors General Of the Army will report for
duty (by letter. to the Major General commandingn
chief
Commanders of departments, regiments. and posts
within the Western Division, will forward their returns
and reports army headquarters New York. and here
after the commanders of the Pacific division and Of de-
portmens Nos. 10 California; and III (Oregon) will
make their reports direct to the headquarters Of the
Major General commanding the army
9 Muster rolls, monthly returns reports, Sc, en-
joined by the 18th and 10th of the Rules and Articles
of War, and the General Regulations for the Army
will present be forwarded to the Adjutant Gene
rails Office. Washington
The recruiting service will be directed by the Adu-
ant General Of the army under the authority of the
Secretary OF War.
Military correspondence generally. and official trans
actions with the War Department will be
usual, through the same channel Of communication.
by order Of the Secretary Of War:
II. JONES. Adjutant General.
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Dowse Cerbett, Johnston; Bate Eather, Bodgct Non
ling, Lambert, family. and servant Miss Whitaker r.
Durham, lady infant and servant Gen Herara lady and
2ehildrsn and nurse, W santa Maria, and lady, w
Messrs Chester Hawks, Babcock Piedra, LATTE II
Soper. James Boyle French, Capt W blanchard, ] a
Barrett Ayres Peter Lamis John Sealebreth Artecks
C9rtsgan, e De Leon John powse, w Adams, Hut
Intyrc, Carols Aragon, Master Carols Guesada Capt
Prescott Lowndes. Dweile. II upper, Wells s.,
Nudge, John Fowler, and 30 In the stoerare' '
sAyAnSAH-Bark Isaac Mead--Mrs q Allen, A Akin
Harden, w Preston lady aud two children Ar
mand, Misses J Allen, Johnson X Dyke iIonikep
Mr. Parker and lady and two children Messrs VI Totem
Meredith.
MArAszAs-Bark Nopaug-Mr Jones, John Graham, and,
v Berrey.
uavAsA-; Brig Augusta--Jobn began, Small, Garcsa.
CAnnrSAs-Dris Lewis BcanMr seileck, lady and four
SAN JUAN Los Rrxrpros--sehr RoQipa Itii,-Wy Rs-
bert W Taylor lady and son, Of New York.
CrRAcoh--Sehr Sarah Luui sa-Mr Kennedy.
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Ships-Robcrt Fulton Chase San Francisco; America (s)
a,ssn a, 81, Francisco,
ssprasue, Lansing do Messenger, Mckay: Hanzaniia,
sS' H's 70 sl9sE s
Bass Esspsr
w s
non Emma KY SMITHS
!oid) Ammerman do; Col Tanning Cathcart, Brazos Re-
Gould Richmond Asn Paxssn aes9asiss Iorins, ban.
Soop-Mecumseh, Fowler, Providence,
UsM steamship southerner Berry Charleston GO hours
EdfT New o s.ns April r. with Td
Light House saw the wreck Of ship stripped to her
mSsts; jThs MOss,lls, before reported ,,,
Read.
Bark nSs msf as a %
Williamson native Of England aged about years. Every
within s'''a an, s'
last s5
S BIsn NSy a Ssy
Headed Shot Keys 10 miles spoke brig MOrca hence for
T.yaT sfd company with brig E,sSs j. for hiiia.
Brig Eliza Jane Townsend, Savannah, 10 days. with
Brig Josephus Pitcher Norfolk days. with stave, to
Brig Albert Ho1ie Hoxie Orrinton Me- with spars to tho
sehT Sarah Louisa MGrs. Curacao % days and SO hours
inst! lat S 26 . spoke Balance Of MarSeA.ad
s Siy sy MaT ,o Bryan 81 aan
%Hyt[S YIN Rt,s
at Che Of ss isis
Stevens Of Boston, abandoned foremost gone sails
herr able to board appeared have been
schr Regina Mi White San Juan dc los Remedies, with
sugar, &c, toJ Mathews.
Shr Justice Gardner Georgetown, sc, with lumber
sehr Nedora Herman, Georgetown Sc with ship timber,
sehr Eouse, Robinson, Wilmington, NC with mdse, to
Schr Ophclia Podger North Carons days with
schr Coqnette. Hall, oesaecke. NC. 4day,.
Schr North Carolina Williams, Wilmington NC, days.
with naval stores, to 8 Mitchell.
Schr Belle, Kng Williamson, NC, days, with naval
sohr Marietta Burr knapp Richmond, days
Sehr Larkn, Churbnck, Rappahannock,4 days.
schr MA Cummings Marshall, Delaware, days.
sehr Flash, Dowdy, philadelphia, days.
Schr Thos Jefferson, Willis Suffolk, days.
schr Sarah. Parsons Portland, days.
schr Rechabte, -, Rondout
sehr Henry Barnes s' We snrs Now Haven.
schr VIM Henry Homer from the wreck of the FIR bark
&c. to Cazet Atoine. The went ashore il miles Of
Barnegat Capt Clark agent for the underwriters informs
beach, that about Of would be lost The VIM
wreck lost rudder che towed tho city by
h sdsf eSi and p p
Van Nort all from the above wreck with wnc & the
latter has her sails, rigging &c.
One full rugged brig.
yl5windat SUNRISE. INV; At meridian. do; at sun
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Appointments by the President


George Lunt, Of Massachusetts,, to DO Attorney Of
the United States for the district Of Massachusetts,
vice Robert RantOul, Jr., removed.
Charles Devcns, Jr Of Massachusetts, to be Marshal
of the United States for the district of
vice Isaac o. Barnes removed.
Gideon Fitz of Mississippi, to be Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Jackson, Mississippi and Gideon Fitch,
as heretofore published.
Thomas Fl. Kent, of Maryland, to be Marshal of the
United States for the district of Maryland, and not
James II. Kent, as heretofore published.
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FOREIGN News At TIE SoUTH.-Up to the hour
of leaving the Office last evening, the Americas
news had not come to hand We fnd however, the
general impression about town to be that the Is
here and that IT Is unavorablc for cotton We give
the rumor for what II may be worth. In the Of
the Cambrias accounts there Is very general impress
sion that they In town In substance Friday,
although not received by the press till Tuesday follow
ing Ibis may occur again " 0. Pieayuns, Nav 5.
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Marrled.

At Romulus. Seneca county, NJ Y, on the 7th ult.,
by the Rev. Mr. Barton. Mr.. p w. DEFY, to Miss ANN
CoNovER, Of the city Of Brooklyn.
On the evening Of the 18th inst, by the Rev. VIM.
w. Patton. MIR STEWART f.. CLARK to Miss JULIA +.
youngest daughter Of Horatio Mott, Esq, all of this
city. New England papers please copy.
On Tuesday the 18th. by his honor the Mayor Mr.
JOSEPH PARK. Of New York to Miss MARY CARPENTER,
Of Rye, Westchester county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

TRIp TO VANCoUvER's IsLAND.-Sir Geo. Simp-
has left Lachine Montreal in of the Hud-
sons Bay Companys canoes on an inland voyage
this continent, on the British American side.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

Bosror May H--Brokers' Board--4 shares Fall River
Railroad, 70 do. Reading Railroad, I5.; do. Vermont
Central Rsirosd M 2do s. Do a 70 DO Ghs ssh
do 80 81 Is do. gl 10 do b30 gl; do. Merrmae Manu-
featuring Co.. new, f 100 do. East Boston Co. " 10 lbi "
do H. a. 70 dividends Enet Boston Co., Me- s6a SECOND
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TFrom the Panama Star. 9Th April

GovERNMErT AID.--Our attention has been called bv
a gentleman now In the city TO the importance OF our
home government placing more of her national vessels
the Pacific. The question was mooted in the states
during the late session Of Congress- and warmly ady
Gated In influential quarters whether number Of our
naval veesels could not be prontaby employed ths
.oast In the protection Of and especially On
abe transport Of emigrants to California, Oregon sc
How many are lying idle In our ports, and roting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16
Herald Marine Correspondence.

p1mS. Fss Nay Friendship
for Calias NavaguasYo Iinkey, from Wilmington; {NCJ
Shakespeare Pcndsson from sasua Ia randc for BOSTON,
Berry, from @ Bnso W.T.
j HAVANA May tssc Ss, Elizabeth
CcaredaBrigs Gardiner II Wright, Elessen Gardcnas
nd.ss
SsisIsop, PanvsgsI Wand Eaton, East camSridss *.
SlsysT F5SySsGss May cIs%sr Smith
jones Maad sns N'''''' Vincent sa'm Fashion,
LETTER Bags Of steamer America for Halifax and LIVER
POOL viii close at tho Exchange Reading Room this day
Letters bags packet ship New York. Liverpool will
1;sSs sy asSss A S sssss
The ship Gladiator for London will sail tomorrow 18th
Instant steamer Crescent City for CAasrcs tho 10TH
Letters can be- prepaid at the above Office to ANY part OF
tho world. 80 '"
BRIG coLvmsvs Bailey from Boston. bound oienfuc
the 18th AT The captain and two men in the small boat
naming captain had i' returned ah
IN lighter with the expectation Of saving part Of the cargo
@ her, sks viii Be- total Pi loss s'' '''' ''''' WV
PrLor Boar, WV Ronrn, that was ashore near Bane-
% sSe I be BY
Dus1sy the 10Th 1 .s BY Nj Y, ws lam
surpassed by any other vessel She intended to in
Messrs. Baker Morrclis Regular Commercial Line of
baltimore packcts and to he commanded by Capt Samuel
Dill bark Wymap, who is favoraby known to the
Also ship Of 90 tons burhen, named the Matilda was
launched at Lsus the Sd inst She intended for the
California trade.
Arr at Greenport 18th inst bark Bayard Fordham
frem Rahla ~ days, with fall cargo Of oil and bone
Arr New London 18th, bark Venice Harris Pacific
Ocean New Zealand FcbS with ZOO bbs VIII DO 50 oil and
:SRs n S"sncy ss s
West Of Cape orn the ship George sonngton bound
East
at New BEDFORD 18th, bark Pantheon Jenney South
Pacific 0tago, New ZEALAND Jan 500 bbs sp iI0 do VIII
OIL 2Olbs bonesod 40 bills ~ oil and 1000 lbs hone aud
sent home 1000 lbs bone the voyage Spoke Two Fold
Bay Coast Of New Holland, Oct TO- Wade, Bradbury NB
30 .itb Two Brothers Jcnney, do, 3
home lto) and boiling right whale lost man taame
by foul line in Sov Oh Jervis Bay Barclay Manu. do ~
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We have received the Panama STAR published at Pa
mama Of the 9Th, 18th, and I'D ult, from which we
make the following extracts as Indicative Of the way
N which the American emlgrants are getting on
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York. May 10, 1919,
Cleared.

SUN RISES. a MOONRIsEs 80. ....... l 26
SUN SETS. ...... .....7 HIGH wArER ......... /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25
Marine Affairs.

large and magnificent chip Of about 800 tons re-
sis.er called the Albert Gaatn, launched yester
cay afternoon, ct o'clock, from the yard Of Mr. VIM
H. webb, foot Of Sixth street, East River She La.
been built By Messrs. GrinnsIl. Mintsrn 4 Co. and
IL 60 go In thor Liverpool line under the CON-
nand 81 Capt = A. Delano Her dlme Raons are 40
follows Length on deck 100 feet breadth OF beam
t2s feet depth ofholi . Z feet. Her model Is lusi
" not superior. 20 any vessel have seen and her
unhere from stem to stern have been put together in
tUch manner to elliott the warmest comm eadations
from Judges ~ naval sssitscture She is the forty
seventh vessel which Mr. Webb has launched nee his
eoErtncsnent, In AprE, 1910, having built, during
that time uyvsrds Of al ESQ tons Of slipping which Is
sverige az 5000 tons pear lie has his forty tn
and forty nipth vessels the stocks the keel
Of The 1ftieh will be laid Immediately In tAa place 81
the Albert OaEatin. III enterprise and persevering
dufiry snture success In brsinsss, we are sure Mr.
Webb viii have no cause OF complaint.
A hke chip ~ 600 tons bs-thop, will be laurched
to-day, ct about o'clock. fnrm the yard Of Messrs
rerne, Eatefson &stsck willis msburgh. She Is t. he
ramed the Tioonderza; Is pesior specimen Of
sschitectmre and ref credit her builders sac
IL Cor hessrs Hsrbecf CO Of tis city and is TO be
nDlsnded by Capt .. g. fsrren under whose super
iLtendsnce size was buiE.
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UsroS CorRsy, l.. L-TnE Ghr,r sr.ttio, Tsor.-
The trottirs race between che celebrated stations
Black FsWk, Casslus ~. Clay, aod ST. Lawrence for
pure Of $50 best three In Eve ras hssteEi take
place at The Union Ccurse this afternoon The r~vu-
istion 81 the three stations entered warrants the
reotation q remarkably good race, snd large ct
tendance of spectators In the sporting world this az
lair has created. during the last four months good
zeal q interest and large amounts hav. been ~sgted
On the fciult To day. the matter will be settled.
Cfrrnfviifr Coussr--At enc o'ciock this afternoon
previous 20 the stallion At che non trostug
match for 500 mile heats, In harness. will of At
The CtntreVie Cowuc.
THE RAcEs-The FAN season at the Union Course
Witch commences next week, will be unusually int.
re'ins unless 10 Is spelled by bad weather We learn
that the stables q Mr.. Hare and Mr Green. OF vr-
GINA arrived at Baltimore SUNDAY. for New
orb. Nth string consisting Of Bottoua Iuisha,
Free Trade, General Casr. &C.. 30. They will arrive
here odey There, with the stables Of Mr. Laird and
others in this nsghborhood will make Gelds Ike unto
The best q b. gcue days.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
RIGHT Rev. Bishop Polk, La Hon. II. n. Osburn,
Conn; Or Hare and family, Philsdelphis; Lieut. Tenn
pie, u 8. NJ Lieut.. D. Clark U. s. A.; Com. Perry,
u. n n. Rev. John Wheeler; DR. Mccormick and lady;
w. Writ and lady. Virginia; J. Allan and family,
Louisiana; n. henderson, Baltimore; Lieut.. NJ. n.
Baury. u s. Observatory, wsshingtop; John y. ray-
lor New Orleans; John W Andrews aud family, Della
ware; James Andersen. Quebec; Captain Murray, n.
A, ameng the arrivals, yesterday, ct the Irving
House.
Hooker; Judge Wood worth. Poughkeepe; Amos Davis
Maine; Major IinpsId, " 3. Al r. j. Porter, ". 8. A.
DR. Bryant and family Boston, were among ths arri-
walls yesterday. at the Astor House.
l.. ID Roberto. Florida ID. Nicholson 81. Louls, NJ ;
H. Wimot, Savannah Geo III. Middlebrook, do (;
q. G. Hail. Brattlcborough, Va John Tunbul Jr.,
Baltimore; Charles Rogers. FLORIDA; Dr.. FORBES, s.
Louis, are ct the Clinton Hotel
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CO N MI RCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Sept. as

Monday, Sept. 2f-6 p. m.
The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
quotations for nearly every fancy In the list fell on
. fraction. There anoat that the repre-
sentative Of Of the European had been
carrying a sharp and interesting correspondence
with Mr. Clayton the Secretary Of State relative to in
reference in the affairs Of the constitutional govern
ments Of this continent and operators in stocks
rather cautious about making any movements. Hold
fancy stocks highly excited and anxious to
realize but purchasers Just at this time,
those who hold any amount of fancy shocks must feel
very uncomfortable, and pass many sleepless nights
We know not what day hoar may bring forth;
and between the difficulties In foreign affairs deoi
sions Of courts relative to claims of Trust Comps
MES and many other things calculated to affect the
tusl and market value Of oil kinds Of stocks, holders
must be kept in continual state Of excitement.
The knowledge Of heavy losses and the fear Of greater
are Accomplishments Of stock speculAtions.
At the 1rst board to. day Harlem fell of per cent;
Farmers Loan, u Reading Railroad, y Erie Rail-
road, n Penssylvsnis SIS, n; United States 6's,
1867, q Long Island advanced y per cent. At the
second board Farmers Loan declined x per cent;
Long Island u. The transactions we're no. large at
either board, and the market closed weak.
The exports OF specie last week amounted TO ss4752
nearly the whole Of which in silver Total export
from January to September q, ls4o, $20is,o22
The value Of dry goods entered for consumption into
this port for the past week Entered for
warehouse, s2s,3ss. withdrawn from warehouse,
s146,l4T.
The receipts at the once ofth Assistant Treasurer
OF this port to-day amounted to sso27o. Payments
SIS OIL So Balance s3s3o,e3s TO- Duties, Ssoo39 30.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotatsas for
foreign and domestic exchange, for specis and fer
current money -
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

KrNos CousrY CouNr srD GKSrRaL srssioNs.-Befers
Hon. y. Johnfon, County Judge and Justices Hughes
rsgned three counts for a sssaut aud battery
upon officer, with deadly weapon, 20 vhich he
pleaded not guilty. for assault aud battery sim ply
and third Tor Keeping = nuisance. This
motion of Alderman Church. who sppcsred as ceuu.
sci tor the defendant. ordered OF foe the term. the
csunsel stat that there would be im portant legal
quss;ions Involved in the of ~hich the
right Of the Board Of Health to psss such regulations
they have ard the enforcing II the ordinances by
taking away the citizens property Charles Myers
Hrrsignei an Indictment for bigamy aud plead
ed not guilty Thomas Moore (coored) -ss srraisned
Indictment for srson In having attempted 20 set
IRE to q stable In stewarts alley. lie pleaded not
guilty. Philip Davis and Zadock j. Wheeler we're
faigned on an ipdiotnent fer passing counterfit
sussion here took place between the eouns. for the
ebdante relative to his (d.its right TO copy OF
the Indictment which ended In copy being granted;
vhsrsupon the def ndant demurrss to the Indictment
for the that the 81 the Witnesses 10 the
case not upon the back Of IT, Elisha Areri vas
then erraigb,d Fimilar charge, TO which hs plead
not guilty The petit jursrs then Discharged for
the term and the court adjourned by procam.tion to
"wednesday
TIE People ~, John Oiwan This man stands iadet
I'd for having the 2lst day Of August last store
kept By tscher, IN the town 81 Willislnsburgh.
pointed loaded gun at Mr.. Dsttlee, aud attempted
aud while they engaged In this pleasant occupa-
tion Otm ans wife in aud created aitculty be.
tueen them. which resulted in Otman twearing he
would and get his and shoot Of them that
and only deferred from doing BY his gun MISSING
tre Hr attempted 10 get IL Oh three times but did NOT
succeed. the Jock being a hlnt lock tie then ar
rested and locked mp The trial had not concluded late
on Saturday.
fnguea The Coroner held an inques, yesterday on
the body 81 man nam ed John Wilson. who was acct
dentaly drowned at The foot OF Gold street. while nsh-
irg. on Surdty Last. The Jury rendered verdict Of
accident death Nv drowning
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Markets.

BuFFALo, Sept N-5 NJ
The receipt Of produce since Saturday, was $4,000
bbls -four, 10000 bushels wheat, and $4,000 do
There IL good demand for -four, and the market Is
better We notice sales Of 1000 bills common Michigan
brands at 50 a. For wheat there continues fair in
curry but the Of holders prevents large trans
actisns A sale Of $500 bushels Monroe was made 1t
s5Lc Owing to large the market IL heavy for
corn and 5000 bushels mixed Western changed hands
at $50 Oats are 30 3lo with sales of 1000 bushels
Whisky il better with sses of Ohio 23c Frsights
have slightly altered. We quote -four ut 53s wheat
lac, and sorn, %.
ALBAsr, Sept. 24-6P. NJ
The receipt Of produce, by canal since Saturday
1900 bbls. -four; wheat, none 5000 bushels corn
600 bushels barley In -four there is good business
doing the sales reaching 500 bills at So 81 SIS for
straight Michigan and So Is So 37k for pure Gene
The market for wheat Is rmer and notice sales
Of 600 bushels Gepesee at 90 Corn is in brisk de-
and and market firm the sales embrace IA 900 BUSH
els. mostly Wsstern, mixed, at bS b8hc. Rye 10
quoted at BE with sales of GOO bushels Barley Is
In active request with sales of IA 900 bushels including
two rowed at Coo and four roved ut Csc Prison
whikey has advanced to 27o with sales OF loo bbls