The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.


ST.. LOUIS, Sept. IL.
Advices from Santa Fe and Los Negos of the 18th
of August say that Captain Jeundas had fight
with forty hostile Apacbes, killed thirty, and
ed. Major Chevalie had another fight with the Ca
manches on the 7th Of July near the Copper Mines,
and killed forty He took two hundred prisoners
and captured five hundred mules, only one man
of his party being wounded.
Col. Washington's situation at Santa Fe
sdered critical. He is surrounded by fifty thou
sand hostile Indians %
Col washington has established mail leaving
month.
BosroN, Sept. Pa. IN.
MIR. George Bancroft, late minister to England
and family are among the passengers by the Eu-
ropa.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l2-2 p. m.
There is nothing specially new here. The mar
ket is unsettled. Breadstuffs duller, but sale
reported of flour. There is more desire to sell than
to buy
Sales of red wheat at LOG cts. yellow "a a IS
cts; oats 80 cts.
Provisions and groceries unchanged
Nothing doing in cotton.
Whisky 2S cts. in bbls.
New YoaK, Sept. l2-2 p. IN.
The stock market is steady-prices unchanged
Exchange on London, 81.
The steamers is not yet fully digested. Its
effect upon breadsuffs is slightly depressing. No
thing done in -four by which to obtain fair quota
ton.
Sales of red wheat at 100 a lO6. Genesee, I2l a
l24c. Sales of mixed corn at 6Oc.; yellow, 81 a
63c.; oats, 4lc.; rye, $50.
| Provisions quiet Mess pork, $40 6s a $40 rs;
prime IS 80 Ss rs. Lard, Oh cts. in bbs.
The cotton market Is much unsettled under the
| news. No sales by which to establish quotation.
Whisky is steady. Sales in bbls. at n % cts.
The Hon. John Cummins, M. c., of Ohio died
yesterday, of cholera, at Milwaukee.
SYRACUSE, Sept. la. m.
The great agricultural fair commenced this
morning, and already 1900 of the yeomen of the
State gathered on the grounds. The hotels are
all full, and it is impossible to get place TO sit
Among the visiters we notice the Hon. Millard
Fillmore, Gen. Wool, Hon. Mr. Creig, e. A. Gran
GER and others. Mr.. Clay will arrive at O'Clock
He will be accompanied by Messrs Hollister, Sher-
| man, and Walker, from Utica. He will be re-
ceved at the depot by the city authorities. Militia
ry and fire companies arriving from all parts
| of the State, and every train adds more to the
crowd.
The arrival OF stock and farming implements
&c, Is very large and bids fair to exceed any
other State fair.
The buildings the ground tastefully deco.
| rated, and are also roomy. "Flora Hall'' is the
centre of attraction. The ladies Of Syracuse have
displayed great taste in the decoration.
The Hon. Thomas Corwin of Ohio, will arrive
here to-day. II is stated that General Scott and
Martin Van Buren, will not visit the Fair. -Four
| more trains Of stock have just arrived.
Bosros, Sept. IL.
Returns from "a towns give the following result
in the Fourth Congressional district
lS49 lS4S
Palfrey (Free-SoiD ....... .3059 2Sl3
Thompson Whig) ...... 1869 1924
Robinson (Loco) ........ .l076 $50
Majority against Palfrey now 676-at the pre-
vious trial 497.
Returns from more towns make it certain that
there is again choice.
PORTLAND, Sept. III.
The returns of the vote for Governor in 10 towns,
compared with the cast in the towns last
year, are follows:
IS49. lS4s.
Hamin (Whg) :. 1921 Hamlin (Whig) ..342l
Hubbard (Loco) 1850 Dana (Loco) 49,. ..4lS7
Talbot Free Soil).. $50 Fessenden Of. SoiD 1857
AS far as heard from the Wings have gained two
members in the House.
MONTREAL, Sept 10.
News has arrived, that Lord Elgin, the Governor
General of the Canadas, has been well received by
the people of Upper Canada. He is now at Niagara
| Falls.
1t is reported here that the customs league nego
tiation has burst up, the Nova Scotians refusing
4 concede the fisheries.
l The interments Of cholers during the past forty
eight hours were five. At Quebec during th,
1 past twelve hours there were two.
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