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Shipping Intelligence.

BosrOs, July ~.
Arrived-shir Carthage BATAVIA March 50 Helena Th
ult-left at latter bsrAs MonteEums. o Indian Urcsn
With ~ bills ell found orns then home.
Indian Ocean bound cru I'D IN with ship Propoz-
lis, from Manila for bustou st inst
~ lj Df brig ssrv, from sslifss for Trinidad.
Brgs Sarah Williams Cienfuss.s Sth u spesiwti Aux
Cages 9Th ps-ief syhr Howard York In 10 ave:
captain reppfts news Of importance.
hes Scion Orb Greenock ist uii Merchant Csrdenas
Tth
sehrs y Adams, New York. Corneia. do
Sullivan. Ne. Iuiy a.
CearedBris Panorcr York with cargo Of aranit. con
sgntd 90 VIM NeAlpnc Tor the Dry Dock Brooklyn.
Ne Nork
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The Treasury observation-disclosures ana
Appointments, sc.

WAsHSorCS, July %, lS49.
The following clerks in the Treasury Depar ment Wis
Messrs Morris, Hazleton, Brooks, Bowman, Flynn and
Peck have been removed, aud their places filed by
Messrs Oliver, stroman, Baylsy, VIM. B. Smith, Hen
derson and Plat
Secretary Meredith has left the city for few days,
and Mr. Penrose oficiates in his stead.
The weather to-day is quite pleasant.
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Capture OF Slavers.

BosroS, July 70, 1S49.
Captain Fox, Of the ship Batavia at this port,
ports that Brazilian brig of about 100 TONS with 25e
slaves beard, and brig with 500 slaves board,
had been recently taken to St. Helena, the prizes
of a British man of war.
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PrBIIc fKoMEsADs DRrss.-Bue tafeta robes the
eorssge is high at the back opens on the bosom
made With small collar and lapel descending to
the waist; 1t forms habit lappe at the top; from
thence IL becomes and is cut in points till it
reaches the BOTTOM the collar and lapel bordercd
with rich fancy trimming. Sleeves q three quarter
length tight to the elbow open from thence square
and moderately widci the opening is bordered With
three Of trimming; under sleeves OF embroidered
tulle The sidos Of the skirt decorated taber
with the trimming; there are two rows on each, ar
ranged some what 10 the lozenge form Chspeau com
posed Of q round and rather deep brim OF the finest
italian straw and round sau and baroiet Of black
Ia placed on zach side of the exterior aud tufts OF
rosebuds intermiDgled with ooqses Of white ribbon,
ornament the interiors white brides complete the trim
ming. China Grape shawl Of large size.
.tgnor OF lilac burege; the form
Is ranna Boiena; the corsage-fu on the shoulders,
but confined by bands-descends in folds TO the deep
point at the hottom, and opens In front suinpe
hoennant formed the oorsage Of the muslin under
drefs by four bands OF lilac ribbon to correspond The
back Is dis posed in close folds The sleeves nearly
but not quite, long. open in similar manner.
muslin arranged In hougr'e by four bands; the
muslin sleeves are terminated by wristbands. fiain
skirt opening from the point of the waist on the
derskrt booHnee in the styicas the but
larger scale; the beriions maintained by eight
bands placed at regular distances. Chspeau "a Mari.
Stuart of oiseau Grape; the brim-le-s pointed than
nsual-is trimmed round the interior Of the edge with
q wreath of small flowers and the exterior. with q
white fiat feather dropping the left side and of
straw color the right; they issue from under au
agrsfs Of colored ribbon: bride, of the same COM
rlete the trimming.
HoMK DRrs.-Rose coored 5ars 2, robe; the corsase-
high at the back, opening v the bosom-is tight
ut the upper part hut has little funcss at the lower
IL Is trimmed with three OF fcstooned founccs;
they continued fabicv the front OF the skirt
three each side The sleeves three quarter length
ore trimmed TO correspond. Embroidered muslin high
shemisefs The couture IL composed Of green ribbons,
arranged somewhat in the cap style and decorated with
flowers.
= hoEsfso DRr.-Emerald green poah de soi, robe;
sorssss Ia Ds6ary sleeves three quarter length,
and tight muslin under. sleeves trimmed with three
Eubroider,d muslin eAs@i,,ite made quite high white
yeut De so'e oapes round shape drs~n aud trimmed
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BALTIMORE, July %, 1849.
We learn from the Southern papers by tonight's
mail that there have been very heavy rains through
out South Carolina and the adjoining States, by
which the rivers swollen and bridges KILLS. SC,
carried away and also great injury done the young
cotton plants
The accounts from Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama,
Sc in regard to the growing cotton, are very dis
cours ring
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Progress or the Cholera

hAron's OFrIor, Nnw roRx, July 22-12 NJ.
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report rs new
and 80 deaths Of cholera having occurred dur
ing the last "a hours.
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Movements OF Individuals.

Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer has been compelled to leave
London for the German spas owing TO indifferent
health. immediately after his return from Germany
he will depart for Washington to enter his diploma
tic functions
The Hon. Mr.. Clemson. United States minister to
Belgium and his lady and family have arrived in Lon
don from the United States their return to his Ex
Qellepcyf "A mission
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City Intelligence.

Frrior. DHIu-e.-John Long vas taken up by the po-
lice on saturday for driving fariousy through the
streets and running man down.
Arr,srrrp sui.inr Thomas McGinuis. on satur.
day l.aped into the river from Cocnties Slip aud
r,scu.d from drowning by ohcer Weed
DHowNrp On Friday evening woman. name I'M
knovn fell into the river at the foot OF Dcsncy street
and va drowned A ooroners inquest was held and
a verdict Ct aocids ntal death returned
FlLL IN rrr Rivrn.- Samuel Hudi, living at No 90
agbt street fell into the river foot Of Jay street
Saturday, shile In state 81 intoxication Tie was
rescued from vstsry grave by officer Girvin and con-
vryed home
arrested throwing dirt In the streets Saturday,
but vas discharred BY the Alderman Of the fourth
ward She will ~ course, do IL again.
M,sr,Eiots MrspsG.-Iesterday u,ornis the In
hsbitsnts Of Wiamsburgh were thrown into a state
Of alarm by the discovery about four o'clock Ia the
morning 81 the body Of young German girl floating
In the Zip Of the Houston street ferry, the foo; Of
Grand street., In that village The b,dy VAS shortly
sft,r recognized by q German named lschaucka. ne
that Of female bot f. dsys before engaged in his
s,rvice The Coroner Of the county was Immediately
sent for but did not arrive until near too o'clock,
when jury vas duly empan.lled. Uron the exsmi-
nation. serious bruise, immediately under the right
ear discovered which appears to result from the
murdcrous use OF the slung shot hammer The jury
merely examined the body heard the testimony OF Dr.
wade the resident ply sican aud then adjourned TO
meet again this morning Cpor prosecuting our IN
evening the residence " her employer No ~ Grand
street 10 visit her brother In Second near south
seventh street. The family Of MIR Lachsncks awaited
her return until past IL o'clock. when. prcsumiDs that
she intended remain at her relations they closed the
house and retired to r.st 1t appears moreover, that
shortly after nine she l- the house OF her brohern
law and then proceeded strsghtvsys in 0rsod street
where are informed abe was seep in company with
two men prom that moment the affair IL involved in
mystery. The appearance Of the body. aud the cir
cum Of the lead to other conclusion
but that che has been most fOully murdered " Vs.
moreover stated that stains 81 blood psrceptibe Ia
front o. the residence 81 Mr. Lschancks but this has
been subss qutnty denied The ~hnls matter rests IN
the hands 81 tie Coroner. Who, 10 trust, wiz give
thorough legsi investi cation Sunday paper.
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LoppoN Mesrr MApSrr. July There was scarcely
any change in the English stock market to-day.
Prices steady and very little business trans,
acted. Consols done at 81 4. and at "a, aud
closed at g2. TO eI. div. for tn. opening; Reduced
Three per Cents. pl' to ~; New Three and quarter
per Cents, e2s to =. Long AnBuities 50 Exchequer
bills, Ass. to 4ss prem; Bank Stock, l04Is to 1e1L;
India Bonds, 72s. to 54-. prem. The foreign stock
market was quiet and firm. The dealings IN railway
fhares very limited asd the market experience
no particular change The accounts from th- conti-
nent to-day generally report an improvement In the
public stocks and railways, well In the commerce
Of the principal countries The effects OF restored
confidence exhibited in the following summary -
The French funds have at length taken upward
tendency. The rumor Of loan Of $1,000, 0OOf
prevented specutors from sctay TO the extent that
they would otherwise have done
AMERICAN STOCKS.
American securities continued object Of attention
both In London and the continent aud good deal
of stock changed hands ia the week ending the 9th
inst. Prices are generally firm, with an advancing
tendency. The following are the latest London
x.rinn
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srraD oS RnlRo,ps-Quics Tmr-The fine new
etramer Commodore Capt Frszec, landed her psssen-
gers aud mails includng those of the Caledonia, yes
t,rday morning at quarter past o'clock The Con.
modore IL, We believe one Of the most elegantly fur
ni,h,d and Cited NJ steamers the souni The
stoppatOn and Providence Railroads entirely free
Of dust toe track being kept wet by sprinkler for
ward the baggage crates for that purpose Runsing
time over the Boeton aud rrovidenos Railroad, AZ
miles 65 micutes This is shout the average time
this read aod Is much better than that Of ordinary
psssengtr trains IN the beet Engiish rsiisays The
speed en- Epghh railways is supposed here, In this
country 70 be much greater than II really IT, The
only trains which run at higher rate OF speed than
in his country are the express trains The distsnee
bstNtsD London aud Liverpool Il 2i0is miles aud e
accomplished Ia 81 hours Including stoppsges, thi'
being the highest speed attained any OF the Eussh
railNsys unless Ii be on the Great Western. which
nay tOuutimes exceed that the London aud North
wttern Tssye hours IL about the usual time occu-
pied between bsie and BostOn, rta the stonington
route.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-Bsneft for family
Of Mr. Vaohs.--MAcALtIs1ER'sS oIsEE AAGIcALE--
CHARLTs II-CRAND CsNckRr-THE Review.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squarc.-BLAoK EYED
SusAN-MosE IN A Muss-JoE IN LONBoN-JoHN DJBBs
BURTON'S THEATRE. Cham bers street.-FAINT HEART
EKvER Wok FAIR LADY-CoHrIDEEcE MAN-Dos Go
vANI.
CASTLE dARDEN-PKomrHADE CoNcxaI-FaENcH
0rIRA.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Brsadway.-MIss Va
LENrINI's SoIREE M sIcAIE.
CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 Brosdway.-From A. n. tOlo
r.
New York. Monday, July 23, ls40.
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Hon. william Mure, British Consul TO New ori..n,
II at Newport.
Hon. Amos Tuck, ON. ~, is raid to be laborng I'M
der severe ipdsposition at his home.
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Euiogy OF Preside MT Polk, sc.

BALTIMORE, July -, lSte.
The Hon Marshall J. wcllborn, Of Columbus, Oeor-
gs has been selected to deliver address reference
the life and character Of the late President James
X Polk.
Thomas Harold Nelson first door keeper Of the yir-
sinia Senate, died at Richmond, on the 18th inst
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PHiL.DELrHA, July q. 1s49.
man named John Nicely was dangerously stabbed
in fight which took place to- day in Jones' alley.
The weather here to-day, Is very pleasant
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piled cons till they reach within two three
feet Of the surface This 10 most serious Of
disease and ought to be promptly and effectively dealt
It'll
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Total ~ r Rsnd Canal r7J 5bl u
To tame period Last year BY rs,lroad 675.f2iO
doby canal lyia0al
Decrease thisytsr. Ia3 rs % tons
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NEw OiLEAss, July 10, 1910.
The Americans at Brownsville Texas, made a spirit
ed celebration Of the anniversary Of the declaration Of
independence, July 4th which was participa in by
many Of the MeIicans, officials we'll citizens o,
the town Of Matamoros, on the opposite side Of thu
nj
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Naval Intelligence.

BALrrMsRE, July 20, 1S49.
We learn from Pensacola, that the United States
frigae Raritan, the flag ship Of the home squadron
bearing the broad pennapt Of Commodore Foxhan A.
Parker, had arrived there from Vera Cruz-all well.
She made the voyage from Vera Cruz in six days.
The ship Germantown, Comma der Lowndes, arrived
at this port Monday last, in eight days from st.
Jago de Cuba.
The United States ship Saratoga, Commander Mich
olson, arrived Thursday last, from cruise in the
Gulf Of Mexico. Both the Germ antown and Saratoga
are now lying at the anchorage Oft the Navy Yard
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steamship Alabama, for Chagres.
Nsw ORLEANS July Is, 1s4o.
The steamship Alabama did not leave New Orleans
her rsturn trip to Chagres, until the 18th inst
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Morse. OF Louisiana,

Hon. Isnac K. Morse. OF Louisiana.
NEw ORLEANS, July 1s 1s4s.
The Hon Isaac T.. Morse has been nominated for re-
election to Congress- by the democrats of the fourth
district.
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Hungarians Coming.

From the w Ashtpgton Republic. Dec. IL
Mr.. Brelsach, Hungarian residing ia New
York, and generally known by his efforts to Obtain
assistance for his exed cOuntry men, publishes q
letter he has received from Mr.. Pulzsky, late Hun
gsnan envoy in Londos, which announces that
Ladisau Ujhazy, who was civil governor of Co
morn until the surrender of that place, is on his
way to this country, with ninety-sx officers of the
garrison. He was a distinguished and successful
sgrieuturist, PRIOR to the revolution. He has writ
ten letter TO President Taylor, a copy of which
Mr.. Pulzsky transmits for publication, and which
is here subolned:-
MAY ExcELLErcv
Banisd in unequal struggle for the Independents
and liberty Of our country, against the combined
forces Of two empires, We, Hungarians, no longer
posssss home for shat land where osspotsn tru phs
and where day fresh martyrs to liberty perish
the scafold. cannot call our home. We turn, then,
eyes toward the west, where enjoys his ina.
lienable rights, under the safeguard Of freedom.
Having formed part OF the garrison Of Comorn the
sst fortress Of Hungary had the right by the
Of capitalization. TO return unmolestsd to
bearths but having eworD to maintain the indepsu-
Remaining under thu dominion Of Austria We have
resolved TO seek home In the United States that
glorious abode OF liberty.
l. the undersigned, had tho honor to hold tho Office
Of civil Governor OF Comorn and its dependencies.
When tho force Of circumstances longer permitted
TO fulfil that Important trust had tho happiness
to preserve the condolences Of number OF my country
men, who desired to accompany me into exile and
resolved to seek refuge In that land which has
been the asylum Of the prosecuted and oppressed.
In their names, have the honor to snnoucs to your
excellepoy our determination to seek permanent
resting place for ourselves wives and children
upon the friendly shores Of America. We ask from
the citizens Of the United states nothing but that hos
ptalty which they always ready to extend to the
unfortunate victims Of despotsm and which 1t shall
BE- our first duty to deserve at their hands
Accept the assurance Of my high consideration aud
refpect, LADlSLAU UJHAZY,
and Its Dependencies
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Interesting from Washington.

WAsHINeroN, Thursday Dec 7.
Since the adjournment Of the House the city IL full
of rumors, in regard to the probable action OF the
House to morrow, the impression being general that
friends Of winthrop and Cobb, that will lead to the
election of Speaker, and thus secure the organization
ofths House.
There Is to be . caucus Of the democratic members
Of the Houee in Of the committee this
ming. This caucus promises to be both important
and exciting enc In case they adjourn at early
hour, ,haI cndssvor to tslegrap PHI synopsis Of the
proceedings In time for your regular edition Of to-
morrow.
In OF the organisation Of the House to- morrow
the Presidents message will be submitted to both
Houses OF Congress At IL o'clock N on Monday.
The wbig members, with the few exceptions already
noted, appear determined to support Mr.. Winthrop
and this determination seems to he
since the adjournment this afternoon. From what
can gather, compromise will be entertained at the
expense OF MIR. w.
0O'oLocx,P. M.
Of Representatives at ~ O'Clock this evening, and
soon after organized by the appointment Of chair
man. Notwithstanding the necessarily brief notice,
there Is full attendance. every democratic member
Of the House from what can learn. being present
The caucus, Of course, is celebrating with closed
doors but IL Is understood the outside that Mr..
Cobb In brief epeeeb, has declined being any longer
candidate fer the sp.aserehip IL IL said that IN the
course Of his speech he alluded to the peculiar
ties under which his political friends laborog,
and thanked them for their warm aud steadfsst sup
port He trusted that his declioaton might be the
means Of selecting such candidate upon whom the
whole democratic body of the House might successful
ly concentrate.
The sitting promises TO be pr0tracted ana the
incidental debates Of most exciting character.
TEs O'CLOCK, NJ.
The caucus Is still sitting A number Of speeches
have been made, but no definite action taken.
Hon Isxac T. Holmes, of South Carolina is spoken OF
as the compromise candidate for Speaker.
The democratic free sellers hold OF, and It Is not
probable that the will come to conclusion to-
night.
Various proportions have been submitted discussed
and voted down.
Among the prominent speakers are Hon Robert VI.
McLane, of Maryland; Hon John r. Miller OF Ohio;
ana Hon Andrew Johnson, OF Tennessee.
Hon. James b. BovD, OF Mo, Is Chairman Of the
caucus and Hon John l., Robinson of Iowa Secretary
lCR O'CLeCK. 81
The caucus adjourned at quarter past ten O'Clock
without nominAting candidate tor Speaker Mr.. Cobb
has been formally Withdrawn.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

baltimore, Dee. =, lS1J.
Doings at Washingto~- The Friendship Fire Com
Yany-Vint 10 Nsp York-Sfean for Caiifr-
n,a-Baltimors Pork Pdckirs-Dfrkcts, &c.
Z The House Of Representatives is still sesawing
on Cobb and Winthrop, though they promise q
new character on the stage to-day great many
OF our citizens have gone to Washington, in anti
cipa,ion of witnessing grand scene in the House,
among whom are the corporai's guard OF Baltimore
! free-soilers.
! The Friendship Fire Company, of this city, are
completing their preparations tor the purpose of
pay ing the New Workers visit during Christmis
week. They will leave here on the morgIng of
the 3lst inst, and spend New Year's Day with The
Goihamltes. Their splendid esgnr, winch - adj
mutt, d 10 tor eclipse any apparatus 1f the kind in
The United Sta'es, II rtc,iVing the finishing touch
al The establishment of Mr.. John Rogers aud will
he res0y for exhibition m the course At les days,
the cost 81 which II over $1,000. The company
III number about fifty men. c. mprising excellent
hrenen and good citizens They will be accom-
panied by tse fine band uf the independent Blues.
Mes,r-. Wells ~ Miller, OF thls city. are build.
ing n smell IRON steamboat, designed 10 be- sh,pped
To can fTgDCieco. Sne is Of hght draupht to nsvI.
gate the rivers, end will b. supplied with two small
high pressure engines. She will be seyeniy-hss
iett IN lerqrh, and fifteen feet beam.
The House at Refuge movement meets with
great favor in this CITY. Upwards Of 900 have
teen subscribed ~ our ctz,ns
a )ounr lady, resident OF Front street, OF great
Ttteontl beauty, who has bten missing Tor some
coys Tssi, wss yesterday tuund by hsrtaiher fully
oemitiec, and highly cOpt-nt,d wuh her new
associates and vocation, ia house flll of pros
utuies
Baltimore is commencing 20 rival Cincinnati
as york-packing cry, no less thaa siy large
ett-bls hnicuts having been opened here tlls SEA
con. The receipt at hve hog, here, over the
Bslumor. snd Ohio Railroad, averages 2.2l0 per
day. end 20 TAR during the pressnt season, upvard.
Of 10000 have been received snd found ready
sale, filling short Of The demand Most Of fh- new
esisbl shments opened here this season, are from
Philadelphia ard New York
There g. little nothing doing In 1ur and gr.iu
markets. Hoard street upur IL sslng Ia small ilts.
at IS 20 which Ia slso oGercd for City Mills most
holders decline TO cell
The following The GALES NJ The >. CD board yas
ttfdey:- $500 Nd SO ios1s; ~ sac city o.. 1897,
1t4b; ESQ Md St'g SIS fs 10 shs Asrch B,ak, e3is;
81 wett.rp Bt, 2ohi 80 Mech BIZ, 1871; S4s y RR,
b6lli Is %, 90.