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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Attainment of the Assembly.

Several Committees OF the Legislative Assembly have
suggested tina, it might be prorogued from the 18th Of
August to the st OF October without detrment to the
public business, and commission viii forthwith take
the proposition into consideration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Fire At Prince Edwards Isiand-The Forest
Fires, DC.

BosroS. Wednesday, July Rs PM
The 81. John papers Of yesterday have come TO
hand Accounts from Prince Edwards leland TO June
- state that 20 houses were destroyed at that
place BY FIRE on the Wednesday previous and that one
man pershed in the flames.
Thirty-two hres were counted burning between e.
Johns River and Pctou The whole country was com
petely developed in smoke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
FRAN OF.


Y
The elections to I'll IS vacancies going forward
quietly and the results far as sscertsined are in
favor Of the moderate candidates.
In Paris the ministerial candidates were all returned.
In the Provinces L.martine and a few Socialists have
secured their election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
latest advices. are es follows:

INDIANA.-The election here is for Governor,
Lieut.. Governor Members Of Congress, Legsia-
ture Except part OF Senate. There are three
sets of tickets for Governor and Lieutenant, and
as the vote for President stood-Tsy Tor, 69907 ;
Van Buren,, s.l0O Cass, 74,745-it is strongly
probable that Joseph a. Wright, Loco, will be the
next Governor. The Legislature is far more
doubtful The Congressional canvass does not at
this distance look so well as We could wish. We
shall be glad to hear that Il Jrghteus by approx
nation The rival candidates are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

The difficulties which continue to beset the French
Government particularly in regard to the Italian ques-
ton occasioned the Funds greatly to huctuste each
turn OF fortune The Five Per Cents closed Thurs.
day az sst. 15c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

Fson poRr Az PRIScE--The schooner Star,
Capt SAITH, left Norfolk 2ith Aprii since "ai'n soc
has been ct St vinoenis, Martinique st. Inomas sno
Port au Prince. Capt 9. represents neish" - De'ns
vsxy dpQ as ef those psrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
GER MANY.
Ra-Iadt not taken.

Badeu.-Rastsdt fearfuly bom5srded on the 7th,
but according the last accounts il held out and the
garrison had hoised the black flag in token that they
would rnther die than surrender
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Money Easy.
American stocks STEADY.

The Money market continues remarkably easy. Little
has been doing in Continental Stocks but the accounts
ceived yesterday we're Of aging character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
English Funds Rising,

The English flnds have steadily advanced during the
week Yesterday Consos ranged from ~ IS for trans
fer and Ine for settling day Bank stock. 1871 TX
eheqger bills. q 81 premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

All on board the Memnon were well ara al.
peeted TO ssii Immediately for California 81.
pied but 10 days going to the me and % -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
IuIinx on board ship Memnon.

BosroS, Wednesday, July zo-sPM
We learn that the ship Memnon pat into Mon
tevideo on account Of mutny breaking out among thu
crew eight OF whom were secured, put In irons, and
placed on board the o. g. shp st. Louis a. Mosssy doe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

The present accounts Of the Cholera are favorable
The deaths fallen to fewer than 80 per day and
daily decreasing The total number Of deaths In Paris
and suburbs since the breaking Of the Cholera in
January last ia said 10 be more than 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Later from Valparaiso.


BosroS wednesday. July 25-s Pm.
Later accounts from Valparaiso were received
here to day and that pretty much all the CHILEAN
vessels had taken their departure for California
Freights coaswise were quoted at els s2O per tun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

" Dr. BRows warrants W cure every case OF 0oo'..
that he may be called TO In the eommeneencn'~ =,
attack; also, oil persons against an at'sek who mHs
tbemsslvs. under hi. treatment oics corner Of esn''
md Broadway. ""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

detached force Of the Nespoliians spaniards. to
whom be might give trouble His Intention 1t is said,
il to invde the Kingdom Of Naples The hrst division
Of the French -xPeduonary army set out in pursuit Of
him on he an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Rnnb Retaken by the lIagyars.

The Austrian garrison at Raab had been compelled 10
surrender that fortress letter from Vienna In the
independence Of Brussels states that the Hungarans
have ret,ken Szgeh and that the Diet to b. open
a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Later from Texas.

NEW-ORLEANSi W euhesudy, July lc.
By the arrival yesterday of the steamer Pslmet-
to- Capt. Smith we have Galveston dates to the 18th
and other points Texas TO the 18th The can.
is going warmly for the August elections and
candidates the different Offices are addressing the
people at different places throughout the State.
At san Antonio trade evying and the losses by the
Indian torsys have been compensated by the increased
traffic with the army.
Dr. J. = Ford OF the Army has made a report of his
expedition from Austin to Fl Psso He made the jour.
ney in p days, by the nearest road DR.. Ford com.
puted it to be 5s5 miles lie went out by SONS
Indian camps the Colorado, following this course
TO IT'S road hence crossing tributary Of the Choco
or Blue River to its main branch hence to Neuces,
which he foowek % mile. then struck of IS miles,
when he made Foysh swift stream 4s feet wide and
Is inches deep Travelled hence for the northern end of
Payment Puerto Casrso upward of 90 miles. the
Eagle Tail Pass which is l6 miles from tho Rio Grsnde,
making 100 in all TO FL Paso.
There is projection now on foot and subscription
10 opened Henderson, Texas. for clearing out the
Sabine River making it navigabe for stes mbosts of
ordinary size.
Another party of Typographical Engineers has been
out by Col Harvey to explore the Fl Psso
by the head of the Sansanba
The Galr,stoa Nsrs OF Thursday says: That a man
named Bostwick WAS killed At La Grange in difficulty
arising out the election OF Sheriff Gen Msyhei Oh
occasion to remind Bostwck that It did not beco me
him to abuse a candidate he had recently been
Whereupon Bostwick threatened the life OF Gen May
field saying that he should never again his wife and
family. The parties then had personal struggle but
were separated by friends. Bostwick then went out
for arms to execute his threat against Gen Mayhed.
Gen. NJ. accordingly armed himself in selfdetense-
Having done so he walked out the open common
when Bostwck discharged his gun without effect Gen.
returned the hre with alosd OF buckshot One shot
took effect In the neck OF Bostwck who fell. Gen.
NJ then approached nearer and discharged the
contents of another barrel in Bostwick's breast who
died Immediately. Gen. Msy6ed then delivered him
self up to the authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
RUSSIAN ARMY DESTROYED,
RAAB RECAPTURED.
ENGLAND INTERFERING IN ITALY
VENICE UNSUBDUED.
Danish Victory in Holstein.
ST. JOIN. n. B. Wednesday, July 25

The Europa with l22 passengers and with news
one week later from al parts OF Europe. arrived
at Halifax last evening at few minutes past
O'Clock and will be due a. her wharf at Jersey City
at All early hour on Friday morning.
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday
aftarnoon the 10Th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
pHILAnEIrnfA ".

There have heen q cssesard "a desrn, ,n,
Cholera within the past q hours OF which case. Al,
deaths were Ia the Aims House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

BALTIMORE, Wednesday July 2s-PN
There have been new cases of Cholera t,a.-
snd deaths a, the Aims Hou.e for the Ia, o, -
ending It 6 this evening
Al Richmond only case snd dss,h. oc.u,,.a -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

The Board OF Heath omitted 10 repor, the nsr
Der Of cases Of Cholera yesterday The deaths wsr,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

FAsHIosABLE cAsD ESGRAvisc Wedding snd vs.
Ing Cards splendid Envelops Waters, elegant Boxes -
Cake in great variety, al EvskoELL's fashionable s'
lishment for Cards corner Broadway and Dssnsst -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
hammered setrlement of the oue.rion,

In speaking Of arrangements OF settlement for the
future Of the Roman states the Paris correspondent Of
the Thuss ssys
I have reason 70 believe, though have It from no
Official that the Government is satisfied with the
last accounts that have been received from Gaeta If
may trust my authority, these accounts would show
that the French Minister there has concluded an Az
rangement not only with the Pope but with the Aus
representative, 70 the effect that His Holiness
to Rome that the French -vacuate III.
city Leaving only garrison Of 5000 men, snd that the
Austrian representative has agreed the part OF his
Government that the Austrian troops shall evscuste
Bologna and Ancona leaving comparative small mum
Der the forts Il further said that 1t was 10 conse
quence Of this arrangement that the Army Of the alps
was dissolved Such IS the substance Of the account
stated have been received from Gaeta and vhica II
Correct. viii no doubt soon be confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

The report ct Cholera TO DAY Is more favorable,
it showing decrease since yesterday ~ e.s,
and II deaths The number OF cases reported Is a
deaths Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

The report Of Cholers tor the week ending Yea.
terday was 10 cases and deaths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
sANn.skY CITr. Wslne.lar IaIr },

There have been IS deaths b, Cholera 10 III,
city since Monday last
resden. Of tlshklll reports from Newbg-s that,
deaths occurred from Cholera At fishka aur.ns ia.
last three days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

Il rust be borne in mind that Gen. Taylor ran
largely ahead OF the Wing strength, so that the
vote above given is not reliable test The Win
District is doubtful; perhaps the lXth also We
would like 20 add the Vth 10 the list.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
New Government

The ters Mercantile OF Genoa OF the 7h, states ths,
the Government imposed Of three individuals one
Roman and two French has been established Rome.
By TIM latest accounts. the Roman Municipality had
proclaimed that no convention had been made With the
French The Pontihcal arms hsd been put up but the
tri-color 'tmans The regular Roman troops will De
stationed q, LeOn and Terracina At present they are
in barrseks II Rome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

There have been Il cases OF Cholera aud lou
deaths during the last ~ hours. This ia increase
case, while the deaths are the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26


IowA-The Election Aug. 6th) in this State is
for Board OF Public Works only, Members Of
Congress having been chosen last year, two Lo-
cos, but the seat of one contested by Whis) A
Legislature is also 70 be chosen but no l 5. SEN
ator is depending. The Loco.F oco party here
having taken Gen Cass's ground respecting
Slavery Extension the + -ee Sellers incline to the
Wing side. which gives promise OF salutsry
change in the Political complexion of the State.
TrxAs-The Congressional election in this ultra
LOCO State Aug. 9TH is warmly contested IN the
Western (lIdl District, where the late member,
Timothy Pilsbury, is opposed by Nolney + How
ard and Hugh Mcleod Cass majority was 3oJi.
No opposition of consequence has yet been mani
tested against David 5. kaufman. the old member
rom the Is, District and as Csss had major ty OF
, log there is no doubt Of his reelection. Geo I
Wood lpresent incumbentl and P. II Be! are the
nrincipsl candidates Tor Governor. For Lieut.. Gov
John A. q eer. Middleton T. Johnson and James
w. Henderson have been proposed, who were at
the latest dates oanvsssing the State Geo. WI
smyth is the leading candidates for COMMISSIONS
Of the General Land Oaice All the Counties
heard from last Fall in time to be oanvsssed gave
Gen Taylor 509 and Csss l0,66s, showing Loco
Foco shortly Of 6,l59. The question OF the cleo
'ion of Judges by popular vote will be submitted to
the people al the August election.
| MlssouRi.-Ths Election here Aug. 9Th is
mainly interesting on account of Col. Benton
| There are no Members of Congress 10 be chosen
this year by the People but the Legislature about
to be elected will return super.ede the Father
of the Senate, and his fight Nth the Slavery Eek.
tensionists is msnifestly warm one We think
he will be reelected unless the Extensionis,s
.hond prefer Whig L. 5 Senator 10 him. which
il net unlikely. The Senatorial struggle Over-rdes
every other
RsonE IsI,Sp-An Election is to be held,
Aug. 2sth in the Id District to fill the vacancy
caused by failure to elect at the April state E'ee-
ton. The Candidates then were Sylvester T.
Sherman. Wing and Benz. B. Thurston' Loco
| flate Member of whom. the latter received
4 few the mos. votes. The Wings have at iess'ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

Receipts since tesferdag-FLoVG. SEQ bb,
WHEAT 900 bush The market Tor FLovR IL quiei
and the sales to-day do not exceed 800 bbls AZ ~
IS tor common alste and Mixed Western. and ~,
- for Strait For CoRN there was good nesiy
with sales 900 bush at 55c tor Mixed Western, 81 10
Flat Yellow. Sales OF 900 bush Rvs a. 35e 0Au
are hrni at 35c, with sales OF 1000 bush.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Venice SIN Inconquered.

Venice SUI holds 0ut gan-t the Austrisns and
tnues TO make vigorous resistance. The City carries
on iis principal defense from smau forts about
1000 yards from the first houses OF Venice one .uat.
cd on the small leland Of San seconde and the other
on the Railroad bridge The Austriaa shells DO not
reach farther than 4oJ yards within Venice Pro
visions are very scarce. Nothing but black bread
half baked to be got meat and wine become luxu
res Still calm determination to resigt regns among
the Nenetans
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Adxnnce In Cotton.

II American Securities there has been no falling Of In
demand, and prices have nof Undergone any chsngs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

Receipts since ye,'erdas-FLoUR 5000 Dbl,
WHEAT 1900 bush Corn 1900 do The market for
FLOUR Ia dull buyers not entering freely at tho hs
rate demanded. In WHEAT. sales Of 1900 bush Nj
wsukee Spring at 6c The sales of Com are 100 hush
At 45c Tor Western Mixed and 45ic for Flat Yelios-
EsEIGHrs to Albany are tor FLoUR SIC. CoES Dc
WHEAT Isle.
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e.<s..,s Note< -Gcntlemen wishing 20 sdvefnss ior
xfvs. through Toe Tribune must call At me
IT, 'u.sn, ~ his paper FE lPhiladelphial
MI - l.t.nd yrhv nh favor does not appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

UsREPosrEo CAsZs IL 10 well known that The bos'
OF Health do report all the cases and In eonhrn'n
Of fact remark that shsa 100 essss w"
omitted in the report OF as week We refer 10 eases
boot. shoes and CATERS opened BY JONES' "a Ans''-
They all ended In fts
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MoNrRKAL. wednesday. JuIrn


The deaths by Cholera 10 the last two DAYS
reach 50. Tho health OF the city "a improving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

PASKIEWlTCH ROUTED By DEMBlNSkl.
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A few day. more viii bring US to the Aos J"
Election. and the probable state of parties in the
new House Of Representatives. naturally invests
those Election. with unusual interest. We have
On, =. full an exhibit as possible OF the pre-
.r, ,o.itou of the canvass in the several States
.bicb is herewith submitted.
Nos1H CARoLISA.-E lection Thursday, August
o,h--for Members Of Congress and Clerks oil
l,o,,t. only Candidates tor Congress:
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hon. JoHs C. CALHoUs-Among the extensive ~
lection Of Dagueneotype Portraits Of distinguishes hs
vdual. recently sken by BssDY at Washington, 10 ones
Hon John C. Calhoun Justly admired as a WORK Of "
.nd may be seen At his Gallery, 15 and ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

Dates from Rome TO the sth, vienna etn'
Paris 18th. London 18Th INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

TyssEssEg-The rival candidates for Governor
are Neil $. Brown, The Wing Incumbent and ten
William Troasdale, the hero OF Three Wars
who is expected TO run into the Wing lndian-hgh'-
ers and Mexican volunteers rather seriously we
do not think he can beat Gov. Brown, though he
might have done it if he had kept entirely oil the
stump.-A Legislature Is 70 be chosen this yea"
hut there is no u. S. Senator depending The
candidates for Congress- so Jar as we have been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

., rt.,v.. Ion Faro Css,s voie
p''i Tho. + crngmAn.s,75 NO candidste). 11S5
H.. Joseph P CadweA52r DO. -. 90 o.. -, -,
~ - .eu'ut I $500 $500 sal Thomas W keene Z7s@
~ 1-s ~ Spf 90 .Ab W Veuan.e.. $40
81 M M W. ssnd goo John K Dame .5857
We w" wing e WIN. j Clarke
-, ~ ,,-A,..,d, sels William ;. Ashe To-. 800
VII ''O ""'s David Reid. Ind
.,,,, r,s.-, s,s,iv 4ag7 VIM X Lane. .... 1886
VIZ 49, o,tsw 405s Thomas J. Person. 4s7@
La Da''~ az Inc Issfh .u
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~, Ut,x T.,.r- Vst- LEGO Cas-'- Voc V Buren,
I.Elshs Emhree. ..1I.b Nathl Alheus0n.. fbS "
II VIM NJ Damn. 7i65 Cyrus l. Duuhtm.h-io 81
III Joseph Robnson.8l2 .Jno. l. Robinson $50 o.,
~ Sam'i W Parker 1896 tCeo W Julian. sly 1855
V William Herud. .7l4S Wm. j. Brown. .oo O.
vi John : Waite. 7e2 Willis A. Oofmano,W -
VII ". McGaughey7us {. Nave, Ind " 9'4< "a
WIN Henry 5 Lane....694 JOS Mcdonald eVu ~
IX fN ilhsm'u Wught76l4 Gfaham y Fitch. 1915 lSil
y DAVID kilgorc. .6lSS andrew j. Harlan. 'ot 1910
Members O. ti. House
st1@r. huf -urlurttl above arranged.
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able ID ascertain them, ave

n IVA. c.t T.,h,. Vote Loco Csnd. Csss's Vote
M Natb1 q TAYLOR. ...54S5 Andrew johnson .55ol
DR. Jos Powell (Loo,) BrOoRns Canpnellso 90 ~,
H. sWilham Cooke .7@o0 no Loco cHhu ''.'oo4'
Aber q Watkins .o,.
III Josiah " AndersDp...7i@o IhOmas - Lyon. % 20
". John B. ROdgers...43'5 Samue a'uey ''0'~'
32l7 Geo w Jones $3.50
u F,snk buchanan b % Jas II Thomas. j069
vi v.redtb Gentry 663 NO Loco can6 J.. 1851
vii U,lism q lloIl -. 500 Andrew Ewing 46s5
~ 5t45 I-ham q Harris. .5if
x John ". Harrlr.......65H Fred stanton oioo
XII. Chris Ii. Williams. ..72@3 - -------. ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

ALABAMA.-The Election in this State takes
place on the 9th. AS yet, Henry w. Collier Ito
col is the only candidate Col J. f. Belser Isy'
lori who was urged 10 ruu, having declined Mem
bers Of the Legislature aud Tax Collectors are a'o
to be chosen the Legislature will have two t. =
Senators to choose. The candidates Tor Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

BY SPECIAL EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH
To THE TRIBUNE FROM HALIFAX.
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GREAT HUNGARIAN VICTORY.
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J r :
The vote OF toe State last November was tor
TAYLOR 30 ,3s2. Cass 81, $50 Casss majority 9'S.
The average Loco eco majority Is about 6,OOO.-
We trust Aston, Hliard and Baldwin will be
elected Hunter may be, but we think will not
1: is idle to hope for any others.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ECROPA-
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-04-07
EASTERN MARKETS.

At Boston: Flour was dropping: Genesec selling
at 1915 for good common brands and southern 22o
aS537A. Corn was selling at 52a525 cts for white,
and 59a60 for yellow. Prime Pork lna + TO- 3D. and
Mess liza Sll so per bril-, cash and mos. Lard
7a7s cts. in brls. and kegs.
sold by auction at 6Aa7i cts. Western Flour in
moderate demand at 5sl ia $5.s7a for Genesee, and
5a S5.l2, for Southern. Very handsome Genesee
Wheat selling at Sl.25 Corn was steady, south
ern at 50a53 cts for mixed and white and 56d57 for
yellow Sugars in better request, 300 hhds Porto
Rico having sold 5ia5s cts; 200 Cuba Muscovado.
4Sa5; and 200 N. Orleans, 5.-Pork was lower, iooo
brs. having changed hands at 1913 "a io5o Tor
Mess. and 1878 for Prime. Lard was dull and
prime in brls selling at s. cts. Whiskey selling at
% cts. in brls, and drudge casks the same.
At PHILADELPHIA: Flour dull at I.43 "a 81 3D. Sales
of yellow Corn at 5Oa52 cts. and Rye 59aG0. Pro-
visions also dull: Pork. s l0.S75 for Mess, and SS7
a$9 for Primc.-Whiskey in brs. 90 cts.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-04-07

boston, Bark ia.
Pepper 500 bag, sapelrs rs do, gunny bags ST
bdls boots and shoes 600 cases, mdzc pkss sundry
consignccs.
Netc York-Sch Srguine
Ma Mia hemp $50 bales, order.
.Netc York-.Srh J9rris Lyon
Hemp tons, Hooper * Chss brough; tobacco 10
bales Head & Co; mdze 30 Pkgs, sundry persons.
Nety YOrk-Sch Emily Johnson.
Salpratus 10 csks, Wilmington & Eastman; soap
so bxs, Butts, Pckrrl & Co; Tin IL bxs, tea 8 hf
chsts, spcltcr 81 slabs, G. SMALL seed hid brl,
r Sinclair * Co; mustard 10 pkg5, { + Pitt; hemp
300 bales, oaSUm 40 do, mdze 312 pk.s, order.
Neu York Sch. AIice
Dry goods 10 cases, Miller & Mayhcw; starch 60
bxs, G Riggs; wine 20 pkgs, Harvey, Carson Il
Co; mdze 512 do, Rose, Merrill & Co., and others.
Ne,c YOrk-Sch. S. Z. Parker.
Wine % or csks, vinegar 20 brls Thomson
& Co.
Franklin, (La.) Sch flGnt.
Sugar Ga hhds, molasscs 81 brs, S Hurlbut; Is
do, master.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-04-07

BUSINESS ON TIE PENNSYLVANIA cANAL.

BUSINESS ON THE PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.
We find the following in the Pittsburgh Gazette
Of 4th inst but of its Importance we are moi prcpar-
ed to speak, as we cannot learn from the paper DherI
the operations took place, anything further than
is here given, but presume it was during this
spring:
The shipments from this point east by the Penn
syvania canal, have been heavy. The following is
a list of some of the leading articles of commerce
which have been shipped to the eastern markets by
this line of communication, also the amounts passing
west.