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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-28
TRAVELLING FACILITIES,
With Distances and Fare from Baltimore
AT BALTIMORE,

Al bALIl NlOhEs
For Philadelphia and New York.
About 100 miles, S3-About 200 miles, lass.
Cars ledue. fire due.
Daily, exc. Sun. o A. NJ. Daily, Sun. q P NJ.
and 81 a. NJ.
For York and Columbia, Pa.
SIS miles, 81 500 miles, S2.122.
CHS ledUe.
Daily, at........9A.M. Daily, exc Sun. II A. NJ.
Daily, exc. Sun. 4 P NJ, and 6! p. NJ.
For Washington City.
40 miles, Sl.SO-(no round trip tickets issued)
Daily, at A. NJ, and Daily, s a. NJ. * u p. NJ.
and liz p. NJ
For berIand, &c.
IFS miles, s7-Wheeling, S11-Pittsburg, $40.
Daily, at II A. M. and Daily, at 3 A. NJ and 6
p. NJ. p. NJ.
For EIIicott's Mills and Frederick.
Is miles, 50 cts.-62 miles, $3.50.
Daily, .........7l a. NJ. Daily, ......:. sc p. NJ.
Daily, exc. Sun. A NJ. Daily, exc. Sun. 10 A. M.
Harper's Ferry and winchester, Va.
81 mes--ll1 miles.
Cars Ieare daily, Il \. NJ. Daily. .......6 p NJ.
For Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va.
$50 miles, IS.
"A steamboat IeaUeS. Is due.
Daily, ex. Sunday, at Daily, ex. Monday, at 7
p. NJ. A. NJ
AT PHILADELPHIA,
For New York.
Cars on q steamer ieaUe
Daily, at..............7 and A. NJ, and AZ P. M.
For Baltimore.
Daily, exc. Sunday, at..S4 A. NJ. and q 10 p. NJ.
On Sunday. ....2S and III p. NJ.
AT NEW YORK,
For Boston.
Cars or steamers IeGce
Daily, exc. Sun, at ..........H a. NJ, and 8 P. Nj.
For Philadelphia.
Daily, exc. Sun, ......7 and A. NJ, and AZ P. Nj.
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
The Mail for Boston, via New Haven, closes daily,
excepting Sundays, at 81 A. NJ.
The steamboat Mail for Boston, via Stonington and
Providence, closes daily, Sunday, at 81 p. NJ.
The Great Southern Mail, including the Mail also
for the Western States, closes daily at II A NJ;
and, except on Sunday, at p. NJ, on which latter
day at II p. NJ.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-28

bags Java and 800 st. Domingo sold at further
rise of c = to /. Stock on the 3Oth June $4,000
bags, against ia in 1915. 1000 boxes yellow Ha-
vana Sugar have been taken at fl II to l6. Stock
Of Havana a. 400 boxes against 20, 300 in lS4S.
Decentralization in request, but holders keep
ont Of the market. Sales 100 bales at s. to 81
Coffee-ln brisk demand, and prices to |
higher. II 900 bags Brazil sold at 1-16 to A.;
2OO0 Laguayra A to 81, and 300 Maracaibo at A.
Sugar market rather quiet. Stock very small, and
does not exceed 100000 lbs. We quote for brown
Havana 81 to 81, yellow S to 81. Rice-Of
Carolina the market is almost bare We quote for
Carolina from 49, to II per 100 lbs.
AMERICAN SECURITIES continue an object of at
tention both in London and on the continent, and
good deal OF stock changed hands during the week.
Prices are generally firm, with advancing ten
dency. The following the latest London Prices
United States Five per Cents, QS53) $50 6; Uni
ted States Six per Cents, OS6S) 1891; New York
Five per Cents, OS5j) SO 7; Ditto QS5S) Sc Il;
Ditto OS60) 90 7; Pennsylvania Five per Cents,
81 3; Ohio Six per Cents, Os5O) 50; NIassachu-
sets Five per Cents, ClSj7) l04l; Ditto (Sterling
Bonds1 QS6S1 1044 Maryland Five per Cents,
(Sterlng Bonds,) 50; Mississippi Six per Cents,
50; Ditto Five per Cents,) (Ster Bonds,) 10 90
MANCHEsTER.-The large business which was
effected last week in shirtings and other goods Of
light and medium qualities for various distant mar
kets, as well those of India and China has been
followed by diminished amount Of transactions.
This is partly attributable to unwillingness
among buyers, to yield to further rise Of price,
which has in many instances, been demanded; but
it is owing to the scarcity of the articles
ferred to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

NORWICH. july 25. 4 P. M.-The argument Of
No. 50 was concluded yesterday This morning No
q the Peopl. IN the relation OF VIM l. Post appellant
" Priutise Ransom. late sheriff sc respondent was
called and argued rs George sidney Csnp, counsel Tor
appellant ana p Davis NoxOn. counsel for respondent
No ST. next IN order, WAS called and passed. No
s. James White respondent, Va John Coatswortn' sp
pellant and No 49, Charles Rutgen respondent, W
VIM VI Parks appellant, were called and Judgment IN
each affirmed by default No. 90 cslled and pass
ed . No OIL. Luther Hall, appellant. vs. John Farmer
al respondents, then called and argued FOR ap
pellsnt. Samuel Foot for respondent, H. DEMO
40 6li was dismissed on the ground that the return
mad been filed Nos % and 63 were called and
"a. sed . No "a, Ernest Zachrisson. respondent. vs.
John Altman, was called, judgment sihrmed ny
default Nos IS 50 g. AID . were called and pass
d No 60 Christopher Wolfe u III plaintiffs IN error,
. Harriet Van Nostrsnd, defendant in error is now
oeiue argued For plaintiff Samuel A Foote for de-
PENDANT. George Wood and Charles O'Conner- No.
~ same plaintiff IN error IN 6s We Richard Caracine,
aud No. H. same paintr IN error vs. rchuremsn ia
present precisely the points A. No 50
and the three DO disposed Of in one argu
ment
THURSDAY July &c. Mos 60. 20 and II are
st being argued. but will be soon finished Ihe Court
has announced that they shall adjourn this afternoon
after hearing short Cause No "a. Alonzo Goats pif
IN error. Morgan Darby defdt in error -fieorse
Ccsnstock, counsel for painur C. d Coleman coun,
eel tor defendant The place OF meeting Is hxed
at Buffalo on the 26h day of September next There
will be- decisions announced in consequence oil the
absence OF Judge Bronson. The Court has been IN
session here weeks and day, and II - said by
both Bar and Bench that they before disposed OF
the same amount OF business in the same Tune We
think that the personal inconvenience 81 tnose VINO
have been compelled 10 travel 40 or 80 miles from the
main thoroughiares reach the Court has been over
balanced by the advantage which parties and the state
will derive from having extra amount OF business
dispatched The Court has continued IN session from
eight to nine hours each day, whereas the usual prac
iice has been 10 continue ia session but hVe hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
GENERAL NOTICES.

CvA Cnrd.-we the undersigned passengers on
board the steamer RIP Van Wrinkle, from Sew-iofS 20
Albany the OF The 24h day ofJuiy instant at
about :! O'Clock having Witnessed collision between
the Rip Van Wrinkle and the steamer Hendrck Hudson,
the Hendnck Hudson being 10 the rear OF the Rip An
Wlukle followed her wske. and both the steamers sal
ng al the rate Of about 10 miles hour the Hendnck
Hudson Increasing speed tesignedly advanced and with
her bow struck the Rip Van W nkle IN her arboard
quarter and forced RIP Van Wrinkle out OF her usua'
course Than eo yards That be pilot and ccer of
the Rip Van Wrinkle used every precauuon and exerion
TO prev, Ut the collision bur without effect. and that they
merit and have our for their prompt and
noble conduct "a pom this 0cca-ion-Thereiore.
Resolred That iud gmenl the pilot Of he Hendrics
Hudson. by using Ordinary care, could and would have
avoided the collisions and mat he - guilty OF he most
gross AND objectionable reck snrss aud malice thal De
wi fully and mslcOusly caused the collision that DE de-
serves The not ONLY ~ ne passengers
OF the RIO Van Winse H. ndrrk Hudson, but Also of
p- sous Who have any 'egsrd for The safety and pro
tectiOn of he travelling public. and nat an nYe.ugHuon
" The conduct Of the pilot aud officers Of ne henincS
Hudson shuuld be made aud published. Also.
Rsolred That this resolution be published IN The Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
New. from the sandwich Islands.


By the ship James Monroe, which arrived on
the I'd inst have received hes OF the PoyEesas up
10 May 5 There is nothing important The Hawaiian
Legislature assembled ~ Msunakihks the Slth
April aud adjourned without trSnsactng any business,
70 meet again in Apul. 1850. Il assembled
by TIC King The Po,yRcaR Is stll filed with official
advertisements OF persons shout To leave the Kingdom
for California Hon. Anthony Ten Eyck came passed.
ger in the James Monroe He Is said 10 be on his wsy
20 the United States We learn verbally that the pub
suon OF the SaadxA Islssd N,Ss has been suspend
Ell consequently the troubled waters have subsidized
The few remarks we thought 70 make some months
snce relative 10 Hawaiian pOucs, 10 De consider
ed as quite unjust by both the parties interested When
We have more time and room. hereafter, will
aesvor place this matter again before our readers
that they may Judge for themselves The American
ship Leland had recently arrived at Honolulu from
Boston brought dstcs 20 late 10 we have already
received per steamer The argest portion of the FOR
egners had already Left for California and many Of
natives. and more were daily preparing 10 embark
Married. IL Honolulu on board the American shi 2
Leland. BY Rev. Samuel {. Damon. on the llth inst
Hon William l. Lee. formerly OF sandy HILL. state OF
Ne~fork, 10 Miss Catherine ( Newton OF the Ci'y o
Albany, N.Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
XencZueIian Affairs.

The following Is from a letter dated Curacao
July Its evidently the composition Of some friend
of Paez and its statements are therefore, not to be
taken without reserve
ON 2ls Of last mouth six or eight men on horseoaeS
attacked IA Caracas, h~ capital me guAiu Of
mounted and retired without any further consequences
Awaiting himself Of this occurrence Monagas invested
himself with extraordinary powers Imprisoned setefs
respectable cuz-ns on suspicion among men, DIT Geo
Ward respectable English resident Of Caracas ana mas
levied forced contribution. Several editors 90 supposeu
edios OF opposition papers lmany OF when have appear,
ed aieyl have been thrown into prison The orders on
imprisonment issued by Monegas snd ms agents are male
Out IN The follow ng ioImi 10 taAe - -raD VI 81. u .
such slate o. things could not last long ana since 'ue
22i Of last monlh me peoplr eeneIa.ls So Inn ~ .-
against the domestic iyranl and proc isnrn ule 100.
lion Of the Constitution The towns oi Duafenas SANTA
Lucia Charasve. Cunepe RIO Cmco and o.hei o"l' o.
the valleys OF the ruy and bafoven1o i"lna al1 on
the plains such Caabo1O, Chaguzramas villa De Nufa
and others have declared themselves aud are N arms
against The Government Of the Dictator
The military COMMIT ndeTs Joaquin, NJ ChAcin ana W
Buceno the call Of he inhabitants Of tofo entered
the City Of CoTo the 18th Of June Al O'CLOCK 20 ne
evening with few hey put he gsrrson 20 night
took the military PARK and captured Gen N.rf" ana
Thomas PereirA sc.mps the service OF MOnagas
n. whole province Of oro declared 10 favor OF the
Con .t;uion, and sent Immediately for Gen Jose A fse1
Inc distineuished ixeu OF Venezuela head the
menL The message reached his Island Of Curacao a.
the Soth July, al O'Clock N the mrrning 90 ne -
lnst Al 5 p NJ his E1cellency. Gen. Psez, with any
chosen followers embarked for COro. On ire "a July
met a. O'Clock IN he morning, his kNceiencY and
landed 81 Nela de Coro, amid me gf-alrst enos
Asm Of the inhabitants who hailed him as ihcif ceNefe
smid the deaenng hurrahs. On the sane DAY a.
NJ be entered the Capital Guy Of Coro amid the acc q
mauons OF whole population VINO openly ana Vocli
srousy proclaimed him father o. his country On me 10
Cen Carnoua formerly q follower OF MonAga-l VIII
20 men Yelled the ranks Of Gen Pzez On ne SAINT
day Gen Paez received 800 uuskets about -v -
sccoetremens munitions OF war. and on me ou n'
his agent on this island elier "hei contains
the following passage have just received NE sinn5
ritions OF war have nothing more 20 desire rom a.
quarters men are crowding around me 10 sven ne oAs
OF parrots again 20 conquer heedom Tor MS AM
| | have more volunteer soldiers than can supply VIII
| maskets Their enthusiasm IS beyond descr pugn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
rhe Elnrida Indinns.


We understand that prompt measures have
ben taken by the Secretary OF War. 10 hold several
companies IN readiness 70 proceed al moment warn
iug 70 reinforce the troops now IN rlorioa sne-1 u
appear that the conduct OF the four Indians ~no Hi1
defed Mr. Barker in the settlements on Indian RIVER DC
Al all by the small party OF the >euinoes
who sui remain in FLORIDA There is no reason 70 slp
pose however that this recent outrage OF the lev IN
dicates either the feeling the purpose OF the tFioe
but Of this We can have assurance I'll iurtner re-
ports which have h called for, Re received rom
the commanding Ofcers in Florida The pe1PetisSois
are required 10 be delivered up At once
The Sarannak Rspabicds, a relisbe pnnt tnums'es
thar there was previous misunderstanding between
Mr. Russell and the four mot tve) Indians VINO nrea on
him and the previous friendly intercourse wnlcn nso
taken place between the friends OF the families OF tne
murdered man Barker, and Mr. Russell, 10 some PROOF
mat the lnoiAns were probably prompted BY Only per
sonal i~elngs IL Is however believed that TIE Tour
families Of the settlement numbering 10 me Aze'esse
some forty i've persons, were under the impfess 70
N Al there would De general onslaught BY the Wnoe
tribe or rather remnant OF Tribes now aiming u
Florida We have taken occasion 10 refer to toe rePof.
III The late Gen Worth. IN relation 70 the number OF
ror. Jeff in the assigned strip Of land IN the PENN
.pIs He states the number TO BE- IS, In Nov ls45
Tn, number u reported al a later oste. lls4-l oy
Can't J T. Sprsgue, Of the army VINO unnl rseenuy
80 IN charge the perintenoenee Of the Indians N
TIo-,s. Hiswork on the Florida war was published
during the last year. de ssys; 49, -.-...
Very reeen. intercourse win ne InolAns
x.-,h, ~ Hnits Of the State has ensoicd nose uPol
whom lie duTy devoved ascertain correctly tne n1oe
nd he dspo. ion manifested IN regard 10 pesee AZ ~
surr emigration well a. their present eo1oiu y
49, nov A n@n CAPABLE Of taking the ned eonsfung o.
fractions OF VARIOUS bands. VI SeHino.es, - ~ 49,
kes So Creeks. 2; Uehe-s, a. CooetAss, ~ -,
nurber 10 have xrown from hoyhop 70 mAhnOv 80.
~. CON engagement OF the contest The rensno-I ~ -
exceed forty yeas Of excepung Npeiks >s 49,,
81 The women and children average two 20 mAn-tn.k
Ing ~ OF this number lso are children Inc Ca
be u Indians OF both SEXES. 10 $50 Holster Aeeo o
BiilS Ro,.~gs /, Is wears OF age He speaks Enghsi
fssRly, ss4 exercises sapFoss esefsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

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Pop
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b. To- $50 Ian si1 fos LAg- ssy. "A a.. sood
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Brx air-t Ham,. 80 e-for- -pcss r. c1rs- sr.
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sa-m 80 srr Csrts-sr To- R-trl
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
FOREIGN Ports.

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shr Casru- kahr Yort Ish Thnrss sac no..
hrs Abra Coleman Ar.i-ia -tt .hr Naron. f~Aas Nf
R.'.n
u CT y-ssta-a Jly y--esas sclf A,E-fu-,
1r \ - o. pHrf brE Cnrn-a. ior sarsns
s.tr-y b JOY lf hrE -so g. over ~ fcrk l-ih
Nnrr-rff-o Nsy 50 .t-p = I0ls shp N-uron at
srr.r-f lars bound slate
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fn 90 SO F-s-rcn srhr Gsg-r Hs'.-v fu "a 0f
r-u ags ~-sfr-f - 'tfa'.
N-1sn rhsr- srhor-. htany g. 49, rat hsck POI
Nrri'-a s-e.. chr F,isp-c1 uufm~- Ftksnt l'aads.
90 -sr Dol I
Pssxo1 -hr w.ry A,n D-~rsc from ssr n oor for
fp clrr.u sut b-cni bsrs hrgr1n
whtnx. u h-uu or iofk Co. srhf ; fhA ba-y, iron
Lolrol.
A. Ma,sst Jsy 49, brs. Anssts Do--y of G-or-t ~ :
~ P-n--rxs krsns. for ssfutrs g. -hf Ns
rs-th L-ruon 4asra1'l- having c~sn OIL ofh-sin
West Joy , .ehr Iags JsA.onvi-, steamer AnSo
An-rcsn York l3h. brs Achsaa Boston 50. 18Th, schr
H4d-on -sss-r. y fort
Ar Harsns jay - ship. Jean KEY Lshsr- Antsep An
r-r-o- a.. Ani-n0r. Cas-, sIlfa. Lonsou.
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--Igha
is'h. I'D I'm 90 'hP Aasa,i. S-v tors bns' Are Portland
shas.r-fs Bs--cn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

Urn th- Ala Csioruia
By the American bark Jim w Cater, Capt.
Hoyt which arrived on the liih June. we have re
eeved late intelligence from that territory. The news
10 uninportsnt The John w Carter made the passage
from this port to Oregon and back In the unprecedented
tune OF forty.four days. The census Of Oregon have
Just been taken in pursuance Of act of Congress
and shows total present and sbsent Of s9o2 souls
This includes the foreign population, which amounts
10 less than 800 souls Gov Lane has issaed procs-
nation fixing the number Of members Of Council and
House Of Representatives TO which each county
rslcd and ordering their election ON the hrst Monday
Of June The election for Delegate 70 Congress
ia BE- held on the day. BY the census there
25O In the territory but In consequence OF the
sesenes Of many who in our moss, and oy reason
Of there being six candidates it Is supposed tha
The successful sspifsnt for the once OF Delegate WI
rot receive than 20O votes. The rage Tor gold
hunting 10 greater than ever and both the newspaper
hare saspsadsd spsrsssss IN ssass9usHss Assset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

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sr.fn NJ EIlZaBEIH BEAHD,Lkf. ss-1 "a Ysans
EsB SoYErs Oar. rsr>f- use ~fry
ssfarrsy Jay - F---lrf - 1-s ~ sons- o -
49, r.. =. Trr-s. " Pt-.. B-@t-r ANntEN r SEN
SET ,-sr n. r-nsas iss-n O. sia-a
I, " 49, = m %. evening of jay sf-- lingering
- sor. forrs- oria ~, ROBERT H. DANl. a
fl- tafr J-srrf -
n .,4e. -us. respectfully rvtst 20 sttsrt -
--rs -ihsat aoc- iron BE- sis f-.asrcs souh
S-r-rtt sc'ftct A
Rvsr.-st suaoa County, Jay as Doctor
THOMAS Osborn. sg-1 - -ar- ner'hs
A. l.tt.F...N ssfurssy. JAW 2 EDWARD WALkER
80 fnf " snd : C. Hath. sgd ysu a. rel -.
to Nss ErTa-f psr-r. q-t-- c0fy
F-tsr -nrr. Jaw - N ABlG AT. kEL
IFY 0r.arf Dr Csrsru KY. se-t n 40. ll grsfu
80 d.. - st-r .hor, I--.s MATILDA. rursor NJ W
sa NLs a. yosf gf sht-r OF DR. CsE-a ks a-i ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
California Eicctionecring, Gold and Cam
bling.


The Ersa,ng Post has letter from person
who came down to Panama in the last steamer from
San Francisco from which we make an. extract
The steamer stopped on her way down at Monterey,
81 Diego. MsIatlan and ~ Bias Col. Fremont and
hi. family came as passengers 10 Monterey HE Colo
mel 10 spoken Of as probable candidate for the GOV
ernorship Of the State in future OF California and re
port says that he IL an eectioneerng tour Al
81 Bias the steamer took IN coal and provisions ana
IN consequence detained there acouple OF days
In this latter place there $50 persons from
the United States who had come across Mexico, ana
awaiting the steamer for san Francisco. among
them there something OF n notabihty OF tho name
of On Gen. with the title of General there was some
discussion "a to whether this the well known Dun
Green but 1t hnally asccraincd that It was MN
tary hero of Texas celebrity, and not the preemneh'
Duh
Among the messengers there are d,s0pDoiHfsd gold
s,krrs highly dieting ushed aud well satisfied gam
bier who shows ostentauOusy some thirty thousand
dollars worth OF gold dust the result OF three months
laundering ia faro and monte at the Parker Hotel IN
San Francisco several captains and supercafgoes who
had the good luck 20 arrive In California nj the nok o
time and can boast OF their successful ventures aud
their 800 per cent profits In lumber brandes pickles
aud what not There are some miners too, who nave
their weleancd savings In bsgs of gold dust varying
from thousand 20 i've thousand dollars There i
probably hundred thousand dollars or more worm
Of gold dust distributed among the various passengers
Of which the chip has note. aud which would make
the probable OF the gold dust brought by the
Panama. kslf a million OF this, Il Is sscert"ned thai
sixty thousand dollars destined for Lima ana some
dOsbtess for England
There are six men who reached 81. Bias in the Edo
hnA from Panama, who are working their passage N
the steamer in various cspsclties-as sailors, coal
beavers cooks aids in the galley, and walters These
men, after nifty five days OF suffering from wan
OF water and OF food. crsmmed in vessel throa2ed
hike slaveship and scorched by the burning heat o.
the tropics during long Gains arrived at 81 BIAS. and
thence have shipped themselves perform the hardes
and most mental duties board tbe steamer until hei
return TO Ct FTancisco-an this without a shilling OF
wages in order to reach the land OF promise
When the Panama lett San Diego, June %, the Mex
can Commissioners Tor the Boundary Survey had moi
yet arrived