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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, June 19-6 r. NJ.
The dtman nd for -four for the East was limited and
prices for the better grades suited to that
some tasier. There WAS good demand for export,
especially Tor fine, lower grades Of this State and
Western Prime wheat rather scarce, and the
market firm while considerable lots OF low grades
offering, and prices feeble The receipts of corn
were large and considerable lots Offering, while
the market was less active and prices less firm Rye
and oats exhibited no material change. Rye -four and
corn meal continued firm. Pork was less active, and
prices some easier. Beef was firm and buoyant Cut
meats were dull, while lard WAS heavy, and prices in
clined TO droop Groceries rather inactive with
out material change in prices. Cotton moderate
Sales were making mt yesterdays prices.
AsHEs.-The receipts were small, and the market
quiet, at So so for pearls, and SIS 56L for pets
BRrA psTUrrs. -Flour-The sales for the day footed
up about IL 600 barrels, including fine at 81 O61
- 20; mixed Western and common State at 81 ~ a
- co. straight State and w stcrn at 81 so 81 56
favorite Indiana and Michigan at 81 621l q 81 6saI
round hoop Ohio at - rs 81 S71; pure Genesce at
81 SIX So; fancy Ohio at So S7js a So rs; fancy
So 20; extra Gencsee So sly, at which coo barrels
we're sold. or the above, about 1900 barrels we're
cold for export Southern steady with sales of
200 barrels Petersburg, country, and Alexandria at
~ - So. Rye Flour firm, with sales of 400
barrels ut So sT1s a SO Corn Meal Arm and less
plenty saes Of 600 barrels made at SO S7s So:
Brnndyuine was less plenty and held at SO 06h the
last sales made In puncheons, brought S14 Wheat
Sales Of 2 800 bushels of Upper Lake we're made at
wss steady. with 5000 bushels at 5SAc., delivered.
Oats were easier and salcable at 34h a 36t5c Corn
- he sales for tbs day reached about 5000 bushels
at SIC for damaged Western; IS 58Ic for Southern
lad, &c Sic for '~v 10 hrh rixed W.stor,,; O.
&C. for Western yellow; toAs .nusy ivs.s
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Oar Baltimore Correspondence.

Oar Baltimore Correspondence.
BALrNosE, June 10, 1s49.
IL D;sssss at the films Hsase-Physicians' Report
Hesltk Of the Cits-Gambling Houses-Siock Sales,
-. &c.
The physicians OF the Baltimore Aims House have
made report relative to the and singular disease
Nat prevails in that establishment exclusively among
the blacks Out Of forty twenty have already
proved fatal and the balance under treatment 1t
appears to be combination of the typhoid fever and
the yellow jsundice being with the exception Of the
blssk vomit similar to the yellow fever Two OF the
black attendants have died with it, whilst II does not
seem be contagious to whites The disease was dis
covered among the colored population in various Sec
tions Of the city by the Board OF HEALTH and those
afflicted with 1t sent to the Aims House-tnus perhaps
now no cases the city and it will probably be con-
fined to its present locality Death ensues in from
three to seven days. -
Another day has passed, and are still free from
the expected visitation of the cholera. 1t is hemming
ms in on all Sides and may be expected during the
raging Of the dog stars
The Grand Jury havo indicted number Of select
gambling houses located In the centre
of the city and have sent the names Of a number Of
our upper classes before court witnesses. There
has been quite futtering in consequence, and large
number have suddenly lett the city for the springs
The flags Of city at half mast to day, in con-
sequence Of the announcement Of the death Of ex-
President Polk
At the Baltimore stock board yesterday, the follow
ing sales were made -:
i25O Md Sterling 5 $500 Nd 6s with interest
1900 Baltimore Ohio Railroad Bonds 81 Sa 1000 do.
1895 shares Merchants Bank, 9S 20 Marine Bank II 4;
rs al 44 do. b30d. 1876 20 do. ban 45s4
Reistertvwn Road, Ga.
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Passengers Arrived.

NEw ORLEANS AND BAvANA-Steamshp raleon-Caps,
Gardener Mr. Smith and lady, Mrs Richards child aud
want, Mr. Nanng Gs inc, and lady, children and
mrvant; Mrs Kennedy children and Miss Hsrton
Maxwell and lady Barpett lady and servant, Mrs
hbank and son; Madame Chretsri. ucille, Madame
lesendre MALE Admants egendrc Alfred Lahore la
dy Ms Net Iona Miss ng sMrs Jonas ehid.c and servt
Miss for'nce Lambert ard lady; Mrs Willis, Miss Will
lams Mrs KINNEY Mrs Thorne children and Miss
Duran Mrs Char fan Mrs Benney, Madame Bdsse, Mrs
Rydonlurgt u Lille aud lady, children and scrvt; II g
Commaek, Sampson, Minassot, Barrand. NJ Fredc-
rick, J d Bartells, Z Toii,s
FIR San Francisco Mr. orng and Mr. Forbes Of the Ca
lf rna Osgood judge Watts Capt Tucker OF the steam
boat =rus; May, Arm Id, Harris, Scrantan Wolf.
David Maxwell, Senr Soledad Ahmadda Qurin ChappArno,
Ir Cote, Capt Porter, Of the Panama.
steamship Northerncr-M hyatt, and
lady; Knowlton; J s Baker. Hunting r Kemend.
" Davidson, II Hoadey, w Ball and lady; RI Will
Gilbert, Gilbert Mrs wilder Mrs Hixson, Lient
Tacott lady. child and scrvan Secor family; Mr.
Miller Mrs Maxey, Miss Jonson Mist Tonson Mrs DAVID
AS Wellington and LADY, Miss Brsok, Miss Harrington
Teford, r secor. CARY, Tnttel, u Jenett, f.
Hsr,sii " Matthissen. W Middleton VIM Middleton Da-
vega, Coles. b Lyons, Churlock, r. " TutteI, s.
Blood W Wood, Clifford, II II Edwards. Jno Harris.
Ger necui Mrs Strong and infant, and IL in secrnge
LIvtRPooLPacket ship 1ondonDr Foren, Mrs Henrietta
Nc onald
AsrwsRr-Biis orcliusCarl sprnhhardt, LADY and sse
children.
trrts rsrANp-- Bri, Tsenat- wr HOOD
D>~As~- GS@- .As-ss-s- AaAey4 D-EsAs
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Court OF General Sessions
Before the Recorder aud Aldermen Franklin and


Jukr 10Respectf 10 he Memory Of En- President Polk -
At the opening Of the General Sessions this morning,
David Graham Esq, arose, and, la handsome man
ner called the attention Of the court to the fact that
intelligence OF the death OF exPresidcnt Polk had just
reached the city, and be therefore moved that the
Court adjourn for the day token of respect to the
memory Of our late President Mr.. Mckeon, the Dis
trict Attorney, seconded Mir g. in his application to
tne court, and in doing made few remarks eulo.
gsuc OF the deceased. The Recorder after briefly
consulting with his associate judges, announced that
the very .ieVated position which the deceased had
lateiy hed made it highly proper that this mark OF
resPect shouu De paid to his memory he, therefore,
ordered the Court to adjourn for the day.
1t wac announced that in confederation OF the pro-
the Observance Of day (Wednesday) day OF fast
ing and prayer there would be for the trial Of
causes until Thursday 1t was subsequently ascer-
tanned that no such proclamation was to be- issued
The Court will therefore meet and dispose OF Riggs,
Jurors, in that case will be not fled to attend
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and 04A o4He. for Jersey and Northern round yell
low. Barley continued dull.
CorroN 600 100 bales were sold to- day at the cur

and 64A 64hc. for Jersey and Northern round yell
low. Barley continued dull.
Corror- 900 100 bales sold to- day at the
rent rates.
FISH less active, and NO sales Of consequence
were reported Dry cod were scarce.
FEEIoHTs About s 900 bushels Of corn engaged
for Liverpool at Cd in bulk and at In sacks; 5000
bills Of flour ut Is Cd. Is 3d. heavy goods 20 22s
3D.; rates for San Francisco active, at $40
per ton, So per bbl and $50 per NJ for lumber, and
Doc. a o0c. per foot.
HAY dull, and sales Of 500 bales at 81 10 400.
NAVAL STORES were dull, and sales Of moment
transpired
Ons Sales Of 1000 gallons of English linseed were
made at &c. q 6sc and American at SOC.
Provisions. -Perk-The sales reached 1000 bbls, at
$lO 37 $40 A for mess and So 87x SO for prime;
also included In the above 500 bbls deliver
aoie az the option Of the seller in 20 days. terms
not understood Beef firm and bouyant, with sales
OF IoO Dds at $ll 90 for country mess and at $12
S!l 70 Tor city do and Sl2 so $13 for Chicago and
ONO extra mess Prime mess frmer with sales Of
ICo tierces, at VII Cut meats dull and steady
with sales OF 100 bbls including shoulders at Axe
4Ac, and hams ut 53sc $50. Lard-Sales of $50
rmer with increased supplies with Of Western
at loc. 14Hc.; Orange county at Ice IsXc Cheese
was inactive at &c. a7cthere small supplies Of
good in market.
Rec was dull, with sales of 100 casks at So 25 a
So so. " 80
SUGARS Sales of 800 hhds Cuba Mussovado were
made at 41ic Axe.
WHisKEY Sales of $50 bbls Of prison were made at
214c. 21Gc, and rs do Ohio at 2I4c and rs do
drudge at 2lc.-time.
Total Recruits of HIDE
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Circuit Court.

JUNE 19.-.John Doe us Richard This cause which
was commenced yesterday, Ia report Of which will be
found In the Herald Of Tuesday, was resumed this
morning. IL seems the defendant filed bill against
his wife charging her with having committed adultery,
which she distinctly denies by her answer. Defend
ants counsel therefore moved the Court that both
issues should be tried together; that IL, that tho
charges in the husbands bl alleging adultery against
Mrs Ncbtern should be included In the present ISSUE
and passed upon by the jury At th. stage the pro-
c'ed'rrs ard before decison given O Ne -
..sI, ne Csuyt aAinnnGci
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOC X SALES.

BosroN June lS.-Brokers Board--6 shares Old Colony
Railroad, 7as; Cheshire Railroad, Co. Fall River Railroad
S71s 80 Vermont Central Railroad sI2 4s 20 do
y do 10 Vermont and Mass Railroad RAJ % do 80
M9riek County Railroad 80 Boston and Maine Railroad,
20 East Boston Co.. bGo l54 50 Edgewcrh Company, 81 0
do G6 10 Shawmut Bank 96 80 North Bank a6 l0f tights
Vermont Central Railroad l5 dividends Vermont and
Mass Railroad No 534 3do. No. 2i 60 Vermont Cen
Railroad, 50; $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850 G7l
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Nj lrried.

In Terrebonne Parish, La, on Thursday, the 9TH
instant, Brevet Lieut. Col BRAxroN BRAcG, IT, s. A. to
zA B., daughter of Mary jane and the late Richard
G. Ellis The ceremony was performed ut the family
reeidence
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Herald Marine Correspondence.
mn ks Jsps FIss & N:s
hys r9yn sSa
ard Star Chapman New London Benz Brown, Richards,
Mary R3a noopss doc T
phenia Lewis, Norwich; Aim Gardener, Thoman, NYori;
aSs: %S
S9sqa Ear as SS Robbins smith
SIsarsd1ssp LORD Asd::oas' sshssqs9, erssss bark
Boss A%s.hsst s9i .r"wn DO; schs ersns Peru Morn.
i fSG aa Ross sSoSsn New Lon
shso New Haven Benz Brown. Richards do Tanner Morr
l ts smith, Dghos Taps pspes White, NYSrk, II; Rich
Say Ts evDps Ss oss m0e csrdy
Bradley, Staten Island; Mary Eliza, Smith, Dishtsn.
Miscellaneous.
LITTER BAGS of steamer Hermann for Southampton and
at ha past 2CsSst and q Same Cherokee for sayaH
a hs d Ia as ss for H''re sails
smP BrIcyLKs, of New York; Michigan, from Palermo
s m 1' s sh Gn s Of s as
psin h'ssrnan was engaged By Captain to take a
through whose active esortiona steamer Jsnus %s
sent to the assistance Of the Hercules and rescued her
Gibraltar 22d ui the Hercules going in (Ths 10 the
ship before reported ashore.)
Sem M4nrnA woop, Cofir, reported sailed from Ma
sas NTH s s%S,r for Boston, sh inst went ashore Hog
have be reshpped: The vessel badly Injured but
I3th when the load had been rated and she would
have to be unoaded before she would aoat.
We return our thanks to Capt Daran; of steamboat
Ifaao Wright, anchored at the Book
Whalemen.
Arr at New Bedford 10th, ship Enterprise Is Indian
Ocean 81 Helena, April d 200 btls ESQ sp) OIL Ms hone
SPOKE Noy OF St Pass Kutns,f NIB, sp; How
q S g s,s. S. s
Canton issS
H. Gentleman. Suffolk 200 So right wis., IS h. heard
fran cOrioanu Mystic us % 100 VIII Nimrod SIT $50
Heard from off st Psus u.s. Logan b. clean Left at
Aa.a 70 T ana As' a SS
do 80 1850 VIII Concorda do 100 and sp The Enter
Prise has returned in consequence Of leak caused by vo
lent gale experienced short time after leaving New Bed
ford, and which has cont nued to increase since.
SID from do, 10th, brig Fabius japan Sea mot l5h)
SID from Stonington, Sth bark United States Barnum,
ca Madagascar, Dec 81 Charleston Packet Lewis D. IS
At samboamiec SooIoo Sea- July 16 Octavia Pell mr.
1lOO 81; had taken 700 the six mon his previous.
Spoken.
Bark Ida from Boston for Philadelphia June 49, lat 30 50
Ion ~ TO-
Bremen bark Creole ~ days from Rotterdam for pbiIadc
pbia, June 10. CO miles EsE Of the HsLands " ''''''-
Brem brig Oceans, 43 days from bremen
Brig Azores from New York for Br West Indies Juno H.
schr Isabella from Boston Wilmington NC June TO- on
Fire leland. = - -
schr Mary Baeh days from Boston for Philadelphia
June u, 100 miles tsE Of the highlands "
soLr Carssa Of ssarspord Bangor for Philadelphia
June 49, ~ miles EsE of the Highlands.
CALIFORNIA VESSELS.
Arri I'm the Straits OF Magellan, by the steamship Pa
nsmal sohr W hackstsn, White, from New York, Jan
~ found 10 San Francisco April d. schr Roe, Martin feom
New lrk Jan 90 tor san Francisco 7h passsa brix Sal
Aei -@ 1870 -s-!SA 10 S F4aaeles. Sut isi Ia Lad
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At roughkeepsie, on the 18th inst, ELIZA RAyNoR,
infant daughter Of DR.. II. A. and Gertrude V. Field
In Brooklyn, on the 10th inst, LUXE McLAuGHLIy,
aged 80 years, months, and IA days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at
o'clock, from his late residence, No. ITO Jay street
corner of Concord street.
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;Ss
ne ntn1n &C. T.sa ks Grin
Eit,le Tlitner fioou Nesmh walsh; Extra, Cooper,
sel5sIsase " Hughes Johnson Newborn. NC; Free
nara Rchmo nd Van Brun Express Isl Whitmore. Bal
tmore Louisa Chase Boston; Caroline Brshtman. and
sloOp-oriOa, Miller, Providence.
Arrived.
with On 30 20
%is "a fn sss sn09 Osprey
posed the tuadaIsnvsr bound ''a steamer sup
r1,d and sailed for New York
leaving the latter port.
company with packet ships Isaac Wright Gertrude Csium
r
Packet ship IsssG Wright Marshall Liverpool, May 49,
aas lon S. sspsss% and main main
p Will,
Be5slsy Jyingsto. and 2 passengers to Burns
FRI Ri,sSs s''Tfi vt.
'.5a i say'
Bari s,E.A ony Flags Rio xih
chip Wadron, Moore, from New Orleans about May 2J)
Liverpool
BARK Peter Deml, Heoy Savannah. days. with cotton.
Belgian brig orteus Be Meirre Antwerp So days with
Hs snS I IL t. ScSs S1s
sbsndSned had close reeed fore topsa set name,
figure head, and painted ports.
NOrw brig Albion Brook Oporto, sc days with cork and
wines, to Schmidt L. Balchen.
Br brig Transit Nelms Turks Island IL days, with salt
and copper, to Middleton Co.
Brig VIM Stafford, rsarce, Charleston, days. with lum
Der, TO the master.
schr Brothers Hosmer sagua Ia Grande Is days. with
mdse to Harmony Nephews 18th inst lat 50 40 lon 70
spoke brig Catherine Mary from Boston for
Schr Gil Bias, Farren, Abaeao, days. with mdse,
Baen & Co.
with fruit to Cropsey Gmartin.
Schr Anaconda Heeker. Newbern, NC, days.
Schr Globe, Simmons Washington, NC, days
Schr Lady Clinton Romaine Baltimore, days.
Br brig Iris Mann, Pctou, IL days with COAL TO Soue
Whitney & Co.
B brig Earl Of Derby from Cork days. with
Br brig Waterford Castle IS days from Cork with pas
sengers.
Sailed.
Pacl ship Yorktown Sebor London; ships Mcee (Br)
-; Southport, Mccormick, Charleston; and others.
MJuEE l9Wnd at RISE W; at meridian do; at sun
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KINGS COUNTY OyER AND TERNINER.-June 19-Be-
fore Judge Morse, and Justices Hughes and Wright
No trials were called on yesterday morning ana the
jury were discharged until Thursdsy morning.
without q license.
VIM A; Colt, jr plead not guilty to an indictment
Patrick Kane, selling liquor without license, plead
John Freeman indicted for grand larceny, plead not
guilty to the charge.
noiie prosssqs was entered in the case of James
Acker, who indicted for assault and battery.
John O'hagan appeared in court and asked leave to
withdraw his plea Of not guilty to indictment for
assault and battery with intent to kill and plead
granted and the plea accepted The court adjourned
at II o'clock having no further business to transact
IsquEsr-An inquest held on the body of man
found drowned ut the foot of Joralamon street. which
resulted in a verdict Of death by drowning
DEATHS IN EAST BRooxLYN.-Two deaths occurred
yesterday in Graham street. near Myrtle avenue East
BROOKLYN The names of the victims are Michael Gal
lagher aged co. and Patrick Gallagher. aged 10, a
of Michael The wife, julia is also lying at the point
of death This information obtain by the polite
of James c. Rhodes, Egg, Superintendent Of the
poor.
CRY CouRr-This court was not in session yestsr-
day
POLICE CouRr-Nothing of any interest transpred
in any courts Justice King Is again indisposed,
and intends leaving the city for the Sulphur Springs
Saturday next for the re-estabishment Of his
health, which has been very much broken down by in
cessant labor and unhealthy court rooms.
BORROWING MoNEY.-The Common Council, at their
meeting Monday last resolved to borrow $4,000,
pedgpg the taxes of the year for its payment
FAST DAy.-In accordance with proclamation issued
by his honor the Mayor, this day will be observed
day offastpg and prayer in view of the existing epe
demic The courts will in consequence be closed and
he churches generally throughout The city, be open
I'd for public worship.
BROOKLYN, June Is, 1S49.
Mn. EDITOR The members Of Protector Engine
Company No o, feel themselves aggrieved on account
Of the mistake that appeared in your paper of this
day the 10th inst in stating that Hugh Riley was
member of the Company; as he is not a member in
any way connected with the above Company; for the
members Of No had no hand in the disturbance mt
he Fulton Ferry In any way whatever they turned
down Water street and went the Catherine Ferry
without any disturbance Of any kind You will confer
a great favor the Company, by contradicting the
aement in your paper Of yesterday and obge yours,
JAMES w SMITH, THOMAS SMITH,
CHARLES McCoLGAr, ROBERT KAINER.
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IN THIS CITY.

NAyoR's OFrIcE, NEw YoRK, Juno 10, 104o
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report Al new
eases, and 10 dssths Of cholera having occurred
during tho last "a hours
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The Western (Mo) Journal, of the I'd inst, says
During the week ending Saturday, June 3D. the Board
Health report three Of cholera in town neither
which terminated fatally We learn that there has
considerable amount If sickness in the country
back of we'll through the river bottoms above
and below Weston. In the vicinity Of Linvile
raj of cholera have terminated fatally The town
try in fact have known little sickness in
Weston at this season Of the year.
The Louisville (Ky) Journal of the 14th inst says
Three persons died Of cholera on Tuesday and the
night following One of them corporal in the
recruiting service, named HOyt from Albany Y
He had been unwe for several days, and bathed him
self in the river Tuesday The other boy.
women had occurred and three cases, two men and
little girl suffering with the disease, and
not expected to recover These all the cholera
deaths and that have occurred in that district
We have heard of only in the other parts Of
the city-a negro
The progress Of the disease in the Lunatic Asylum
at Lexington is stated in the following from DR.,
Allen to the editor of the Obs1rr:-
LuNATIo ASYLUM June 12--1 P. M.
We have had since Friday last fifteen cases, three
of which have died Two other deaths Of attack
cases to- day.
says:-1he sexton informed last night that eight
burias had taken place at the city grave yard yester
day, six Of which were reported cholera. Two Of
these however, considered doubtful, leaving but
four of decided type. CT those buried yesterday
six were negroes.
The Maysville (Ky) Eagle, of the 18th inst, says:
We hear Of one of cholera, o little boy We
tce unusual tendency to darhoea, yesterday, but
every within our knowledge speedily relieved
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MEXICO AND THE TREATy.-lt is confidently as
serted IN high democratic quarters, that Mr.. Bu-
ehapan has received letter from Mr. Clifford, the U.
8. Minister at Mexico stating that the Mexican Con-
gress had approved Of the principles and arguments
advanced by Mr. Clayton in the discussion with Senior
de la Roea touching the matter Of the Protocol and TO
that extent had dsapproved OF the ground assumed by
tbeir representative. For the authenticity Of this fact
profess to give better authority than the declara-
lions OF gentlemen occupying high social and political
positions, and who intimate in the councils and
confidence Of the late administration. IL is very
ean that In the correspondence between Mr. Buchanan
and Senior Rosa the former acquired no reputation.
and neglected TO press tho great and obvious point Of
the case, in relieving the government from the legal
responsibility OF the Protocol In that controversy
Sepor Rosa so far as the argument and the power
authority went, decidedly the victor and was so
acknowledged by every impartial tribunal II the pre-
cent Secretary Of State has repaired the weakness az he
has been compelled to correct the blund.rs of h pre-
decessor and demonstrated that the Protocol forms ne
obligatory part of the treaty Of Guadalupe 1t not
very surprising that the Mexican Congress should
have retired from the false position taken by their
Minister and admitted the truth nd force of the pro-
positions laid down by Mr. Clayton. Hence. the fact
first stated wears the appearance of probability II
erroneous Of course MIR Buchanan will not permit
rency to be given TO it-Wdsh. Cor. Phil. ~ inner.