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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

We iearR from Mr.. J. b. Murphy, Il passenger
BY the steamship Portland, arrived here on Mon
day, tom the Brszos, that merchants nom Roma
had come down the Rio Grsnde to Brownsville
with 5000, 900 in specie, 20 purchase goods.
A large number OF Indians had lately been seen
prowling about on the rosd between Brownsville
sl.a POINT isabel. NJ, xicans VINO bad Quilted the
Mexican Tor the American side OF the river were
now moving back again, through iesr OF the sav-
eyes N o. Pc. s.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
brooklyn Board Of Health. e. THURSDAY

Brookp" n""r" ~ "e"'"'' -
Since Yesterday there have been "a cases o.
epidemic Cholera reported, and 10 desths viz: -
Kiererisbin, stste-st. John Marvin, Wsshngtonst
John Goodwin. squires Building Hicks-si hcnse'
Gallagher, Rcd Hook Point Margaret Kenny Johnson
- Catbsrine McDermott Degraw snd Bond us hAr'
ris Northrop Clu,on.st ANN Rcsrd, Battles, Bno'
Tet Garner Tsion.st; Robert Winter, Wsrrenr
{. g J. GooDRICH, Health Physc.an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

PouTIcAL ARRIsTs AT MosTREAL.-Our tele'
graph despatch from Montreal shows that the Co.
nsdian Government have resolved upon making O.
full and public inquiry into the causes OF the con
spiracy OF April -, lsst, which ended in the burn
ing OF 20 900 volumes ofvaluabe books, the RECORD
of the Csnadss for the last 900 years, and the Par
hsmen, buildings. In addition to the gentlemen
already under bail, FIVE new arrests have oeer
made their trials, we believe, will be conducted
under law invented by D. b. Viger, before be
Joined the Tories and will doubtless give rise o.
great excitement. Other warrants are out, the
garrison is under arms General Rowan, toe Com
insuderin.C hief has come down from Caiedonis
Springs. and II is probable that in = few days or
weeks the trials will take place. 1t Is not known
who will be the new Queens Bench judge In Be
derQ place.
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WORKS ON
i,hr t.tnbtt~.

MILLINERY And FANCY sILh GOODS, A.
vi & P-ar-st-The Subscribers are iay fecr ~. p-'
sloane and packets their stock ~ hlLefy aLl 4h'y
- to.d. % xuich hey resp-ctfy .aviie lh- ar- Dl
n % chas-rs Their stock = All Nil COM 41r ~ ~
fh,yh The season by fsr most exfss Te Of 10y 10 -
~tvcomlr-iag evefy v.urty " sruce 10 lie Miinrfs
tu- HAsrx ordered heir goods very Early an p-iDf
IL se adyarce % sks 10 Pans my are er aDro 20 o.
fer much greater inducements % purchasers th1n Sny Yr
hn. +. he r.dr Their stock VI Ribbons si BIZ 'yunc
10 embrace graf variety Of ard splendid styi-s
imported from ther AID pati-fs aud "a r-
h. - t-fr tr.d~ Al exsmlnauOn N th-ir stock =
..e-rf Is solicit led Ard tey i--l a-s1r- tnat ne mos
sfeut.c. vii be colvuce8 ufsg 10 . much ~ richest
IA - extensive be.t selected, 4.d bal " more cnse
Cl-nc- decidedly he cheapest " any n tn- ci.y- -
.rl lrrIs L T.
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Riots ut Montreal.

MONTRTAL Aug l6--p.M
There was some little r,otiug in the city sst
evening, during which one man was shot at La tOn
tame House where party had congregated. He died
.,at.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
w TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Movements Of Mr.. Clay.

SARATOGA, Ihnfsdsy' aug. 10.
Mr.. CLAY leaves Saratoga today, LODGES at
: ,rioefeH tonight and proceeds to Newport 70
rrOrrCW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
NOTICE.

TIRE SECOND DRAWING Of the NETWORK BAY
/ CEMETERY COMPANY vii 4ks place early 10
sv,-,p0-r Lol. only 80 D~ysbl- y Al hfst payment
- per month Cal a. once, aud secure iot
Tals Is KEALLY THE PEOPLES CEMETERY
r. 0-ing iL~ gave
Oaes ~ Broadway and . YorE-.t J,r.ey City.
GEORGE WOOD, Treasurer.
J T LEErE. Secre'zry
wv LgAvE>woRrH E-q General Agent 4ls Broadway
xsrt-~frh
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Cbo,eraip PbiIadeIphin.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday Aug. 10.
There have been cases OF Cholera sid 0eaths
since yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
COMMERCIAL.
Americnn aIaIe sInck L

There 10 considerable sieadiness the market for Amer
Securities Prce- Of some d-scf pons have receed
within the -sy days aHd w. this morning quote United
States sN Per Gents 81 a 10 l0st Pennsylvania 81 Ma
~ aud. United STATES Five Per Gents. 1853. % to %
ONO SN Per Cents 1886 s9 10 Leu; do 1862 lo 0lt l0l
There are buyers o M.sssipp SIX Per Cents Al S. and
ALBANIA sterling Bond. are selling st65; Virginia Five
Per Gents 80 The price asked for Nrsuis SIX Per Cents
%, while kentucky remains nominal a. ~ 10 80 Msssa
ctu-rtts Five PEI Ceuts - Bonds S68) quoted
~. lo5. aud Florida Sterling Bonds and SIX Per Gents
Al. Il
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Cholera nj ROsIan.

BosroS. Thursday. Aug. l6--P. NJ
There heve been Is deaths from Cholera during
the past "a hours, of whom were Americans and 9
foreigners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
THE UNION AND HARMONY CONVENTION
AT POaP
SECOND DAY-HuSKERs.

ROM, ThUrsday, Aug. l6-l0 4. NJ
The Convention met at O'Clock this morning.
A proposition for union OF the two parties was
presented by the Free Soil Convention, and ia
now being considered. The nature If il have
MT been able 10 learn. The Convention, on mo
ton Of Mr.. Sickles, is about adjourning to await
the report Of the Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

MORTALITY IN CIScIsSAri.-lt val De seen
from the following for the scuer Eee<s enalns
of the whole population died Deaths from all causes
5Ss $40. 2U2s $50. .5l2- -2s5. -2ll total ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
Hunker Cnnrenfian.

Corretponderce q The Tribune
RoME, Aug. -, ls4'
The roll of Delegates vss called add the folio"
ing DELEGATES answered 70 their oames
ADons-l., Dist samuel G Courtney % DO; 4. "
Peckhsm 80 do VIM L Marcy 4th DO aired fne'p'
hb1harg-A P. Lansing. ". B. Cham pun
Br0Dnt-Dauiel : Dckinson, . ,,,,,
Cerlsa-steghen r. Goodwin, John Thompson Rob
bloomfield ~, s.s..
Commissioned g. Hstbewsy
Cbenduso-B 3 Andrews
C,jn50n-st John p. l.. skinner.
C9iambia-JO.epn 3. Mcneil, clss Camp
feiq~@,.-s,epbeD IL Keeler, II. l. Mitchell.
D.,ckess-y II Gus. James Mabbtt.
Ers,-Etj-h Ford, w L smith. w A. Sesver
Essey-Charles Watson
Frankiin-JO'eph Flanders.
Felfon and HamiiOn-M Thompson.
Goneses-FredeIick Folletr, Charles Danforth
Grs,He-F A. Penn Vsndyck.
Hrk,msJ-N Z Benton, Benz amin Carver.
Je6uson--L. Il Brown, Z. West F. B. Wynne.
Kmss-Wm Conselyes, 2. Denike, F.. Pell, Lewis
T Seger.
Lirin9aop-B Bsgley, l. Oden.
ldadison-P p. Havens, VIM !. Hough
boVOe-samuel :. Bovine, l. Wickwise J. mur'
dock
N,,c. Yovk-Frsucis B. Curing, d. =. scklcs, H. ~
We.iern. o 'Chsrlick r Mccarthy Robert w Tuttie,
Gilbert Dean, George J. Gallsgh r, ~ Alling, To-
reno B. Shepard T. T. Litchheld, Andrew CLARK
Ni0Raro--S. Dayton, Robinson
Oneida-Ssml Besrdsley, VIM. G. Ruger, John stry-
ker John D. Leland.
Oaonda2G-Wm Porter Jr. seth Hutchinson, Jas.
g. Alvord Samuel L. Edwards.
Onfari0-P Mitchell Jos. l. Howell
Orau9e-Chas Borlsnd, John q. Wikn, Chas. II.
Wirfeld
O,leoas-s. ". Burrows
Osue1o-Wm Lewis Jr Avery Skinner.
OissSO-Ceo. w Little, :. Crippin, l. :. Cnattelf.
Pafn0m-Chss GsnuD.
Ju,eas-JOhn W Lawrence.
Reasse'oer-Job Person, Chas |. Wilbur, L. Hoge
boom.
Rchnoad-Thos J. Clarke.
RockiGnd-A. p stevens
S. Loureqoe-Ebcnezer Miner Edwin Dodge
.>a,oto9a--wm Shepard, r. n Wslworth.
ScteReaddy-Jay Csdy.
Sea,ca-Samuc Birdsan.
Seaben-John J. Poppino John Mckinney John J.
Reynolds.
SnBoM-Joshua B. Smith Grosvenor :. Adams
Saiiran-Archibald C. Neyin.
Ti09d-Ersstus Evans
Tompkins-Dsniel Jackson, Robert Halssy.
Utaer-Archibsld Taylor, Nicholas r. Graham.
Wdyren-Joseph Russell
WashiH1t0H-A. ID Wait, w Thompson
VGyae-Wm Edwards, A. Salisbury
H,s,cAtstfr-John L. Haskins, Aaron Ward
Wy0mis9-A. :. Stevens
Tdies--ADdrew Oliver
On motion of s. A. Goodwin OF CsyBgs, Com
mittee Of one from each Judicial District was sp-
pointed by the Chair TO report officers for the per
msneDt organization OF the Convention. The Com
mittee after being absent some ten minutes re
turned and re ported the following names
For Presid,nf-WM / MARCY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

We open N morning With steady but not sctve de
msnd hr tsdr In prices here l. change 10 no
ice and from present appearances should cay thai
the sales ou.d reach 5,1nO or perhaps $500 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

Havre Markets

The market ha- opened this morning with sieaticess
there many transactions gong forward and hold
rs wound be dlsposed ~ accept lower price,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

RONE.-It will he remembered that We have
constantly shown that II GsribEldi and his Outsw
bsnd that overswed Rome and proven ted the o.
the city from being st opened to the French II
will also be remembered that It by trick thsi he
obtained the arms OF one part OF the Romsn soldlery
whom he dissrmed Since Gen. Oudinoi
has given the people here leave down the bar
ricsdes they have done so with great zeal
iFreeman's Journal.
IL Consul Walsh must have got IN log aoou,
those Eight Thousand peerless Spanish troops who
are to compose the permanent garrison OF Rome
What can be the use of them, since the Romans
are sll so devoted to eccesiastic sway And how
came the Pope to dee and the Republic to be
pescesbly established bsfore there rGs any Gan
BALD at Rome Ii takes an immense supply O
ignorance to make story like that above qaotsd
seem plsuslb!e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
sHIppING INTELLIGENCE.

AERfygD-Aux q, CIO fr'im Phlizdephla II Cove j.
" Lodg-u. from YORK. al do Ocean Queen from
y iors, a. do.
on Liyerp0nl-Symmetrv from New-Yors
SAILED L.Sy Peel fOr QisD-c from POflsmOuih; Das-
a.. IT, ior Quebec from Portsmouth, Aichymisi for Que
b. :
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Iiyerpool Corn Market. Auc
Manchester Corn Market.

There Is 40 chs1ge 10 report The market continue
depressed and very little business 10 going forward.
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nrtu-YoRx WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Rosrd Of Health.


Dr. GER the resident Physician, reports ~ new
cases Of Cholera and 81 deaths ss having occurred since
Ms report Of yesterday returned in the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

QUOT AND LETTERS COLLECTION Of Cnucn M
IL sir this day published Tn new -nd Yaua'r GU
lection comprises many - ne most popu ~ 49, ts7'-
tunes In common geher with great variety ui nv
and orr ainsi Pszlm sud smn Tunes. S-ncncrs dor'
Aneu-. Chants &c de.lg1ed flr ne us- ~ thni- 60
gresauon- sngiDg--choOl- and socieurs, by J-orsr
Root and Joseph T. sweeser OviOns ibai0 hsitD"uno
- cents .
h-r- rr---1t-f from 80 ~nrs on ~ -,
cd - - fHHnf 81 .Nf fi~f
a .l-- .frts fh tan ls no 80 f '- ''-i
- -m-nftff 'Hrann-ni -
P~st@ft '-l, $50 s'tN
-ss .ff1. ft1~rs htf- oulf 30 -fy-f 10
no er-n-ri Coqa1 ~t-rci--s ~ gftar- ri ~ ~
q. R4l fluc ~rro1stsln-. 49, ID ftlr nf-f t'7
~ TO paryo.-- th- t-1 tr--st 2 i
t..-oi Tan. 80 Tlf--s.l ~nHh 80 z-f 1rt p fof
.rs 20 u.ts,s tnofo shn n 'tn-
o,.nt- .isiu parted
Published and Tor sac ~ JOHN W LII,
mis- 1i. lfi Broad way.
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LACON

by c COLTOS-A n-S - ton, roya svQ, - and
ID 2o q - Plato on immortality Of n- SOUL ~ p
Earl. IA tory " New 0rE l67N, 9 Published snt ior
So by AUS f~is-i W GOWANs. i7s FIton--- y \.
WORKS ON
nHRF NOLOGY. PhssD.O.y, P1yroZ 0ny NsSne.-
/ ism, Photography ana hydrop.ihy. Pr ,a.e by
FOWLEkS = "a Ellis, Clintcn ha-y
anil 5us ~ AID IS N4-sau-si N-N-f ofk.
\ z Phreno'ogcsl JOgrna for August no" f~ify-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

S,crsidries JoHN b HAsKISs Of Westche,ter /
4. WINNIE of Jefferson w. A. sEAvER of Enc.
Mr.. Marcy conducted 10 the Chair by ex Chan
cellor Walworth. He returned thanks for III. par
TALLY shown &c and said he would do HE best 10 pre-
servo order and do his duty All knew the objects
for which they had assembled. They did not como
here to abandon any principle Of the Democratic creed
nor 10 introduce any new doctrine into it. lGrsai
cheering But endesvor to lead back into thu party
those who had strsyed away. He hoped they would
conduct the negotiations in such manner as not to
dsappoint the hopes of those who them hero and
make this day of the most auspicious the Demo
cratic party had seen.
The Ex-Secretsrys speech did not smack much
of union, and there seems to be but little conf
dence among the knowing ones as to its success.
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b,H,N (hkiptl
sKETCHgs OF FaoNrrER LIFE.

4 SEQUEL TO OLO HICKSTHE GUIDE
n The GId Mines ~ the G.ls, by Chsrira " Weber.
,ufhor Of Od Hcks~ Shot ne the Err." SC. vols.
Price y cents per vol
the pes from oil parts Of the country spes4 IN he
h .dr-t Terms nf this work
T. 500 afr f ,'fsnto1. b--s1.- ~he fr-f
raa,e ~. fout-s ncd- t. fa
t 10 rfr
ri p-.ans L m. ph.ch . Norfh oftts river O..
ti,an. "a Va Tlr-'.
A v., interesting baos. foil Of llrt,1t'
-G.uc~st~r Ntss f,eglpn
Of IAN, 40 lie n-fa
90 l1-.f oy Of h- r-'s-.- f"os-rs nf Iss' 40
80. o. d % .p-rdi erred a. h. los
Afs-r's-r.
IT,. Frr' L d. present rf o. tlf' 81 r q
,,i s.r. .is-atar- 10 lex. .a 49, 'foo' -o1
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT.
TrIItt pttt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

EOR -ALE-THE STOCK. FIXTURES, GOOD
i WILL. and znsypir~a ie4.- d Wooi-sz!e Cfoc.
cry >tJf-- To a1y p-rsVl DESTROYS " gong mo Vts
,-.s his may he regarded u rare opportunity
pr---Ii prOpnrOrs the sgcc@-s0rs o. an ~
nOl-e with good set " cg.Ou.ers. and sone ~ hsJ
rear. staining The stock IN hand - well ~ "a
country fr- and CON or.-. The most desirable sa1prs
and patterns VI ware nov 10 market Inc PfVPtssD.'
1es ~ leaving the Gig, % sccopn. !, ~
a. .o1o therefore sell UPON The mDsi &C
terms rsrt or all q purchase nonsy 1-y ~ AZ
on rane attn Satisfactory security sng2o y os es'lfO.
.,4- - eu.tonsr. For further iGiornenon Inquire
=, l.rl-1dI CLAP / co IA Wtifsm-st
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THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
ENGLAND.

cAAxyvIir skErAsxp. CONDEMNED Asn AAsASexs
Fos rgx NV ycsK rsisrNr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

III r~r srge as-Ortu-nt Of var Ols - les ard
on.e. very .izhty dsmls and iOr sa-- lyl-sel-
- rrfaii A. excr-ciugls l0u prcrs ~
- .a,e 49, WIN A4THyWs. 81 Csfhar7ne-sf.
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PIRtHA-EK WANTEU-fOT sIvIA ~ ~. :
n ln-~y and fancy good, nearly new @ino-h-Dk "
.,r 90 u f1r-s Ia h- -tore us-d in ln4f pleas
AT 4nd thriving Wst-r rEp ace -araiogs y inks ~
Bro.dwlv. 4 o00r- north ~ Congress Hal ah1 L--fs
opo. - III n.ou 81 he locatnn- - ne sIe-
TIE rra-on q ne present proprietor zFlnk -f = - -
-o1nt Of W heath part " tne .fox vii D. - o. Anrf-
sre trrr- mouths more business a. MS ft- ~ - 80
oth-r even Nes.-Yors- Address Mrs I. u hAhs = l.
<4-.tnxs Springs. 80 -
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- ONLY FOX IN>EkTI>G sEsT POkCE-
- IAN TEEIR pTot-- rilg ~itn pure god
~ r..t-s o. c-n-ns s-dl IS cfs . g. Exrseuns. 5
er. Al oInrr operation, - cOrr-sg9nfil gy fec4cel
ehsrves. AID warranted for ye.rs - Broadway.
Ii L.. rAFA.
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DaPER.-lo.0ao ~. D. 50 and " inch green nc
i b1e Wirdo~ Curtain P.csr, hsndsosn- eoiof i0' 80
a. an. niHSi'e''' GAEST bERgIcKsos. 10 soeth-ss
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DIsKCE,- USKIvALED T~o-ovvn

fRIEHGGy- lNhItALED hAhf"-
~ %. Tn. Range made 90 new suc yery su-
- - 20 a. otbers Il hss Ere-Oriek tOp- Tie .d
III tai- grrat Improvement ar- hat he baking
- - srtr-- n ~ Ovens proceed With the rsctes an
s,,,,v TIE aier B.cs 10 CONSTRUCTED or anew prnc
r.e xhich nsures i9il supply " DO; water f1f every
r.rt o. ~ house - 81 urnes.
as 81. GEORGE 2 ERCE Co, 80 sroedw.y:
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND RNSTRUC-
TIONS TO POSTMASTERS.

TNHE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MAILS,
i VIA HAVANA, CHAGRES, AND PANAMA
will be despatched from New York on the 18th of
December next; from Charleston South Carolina,
and Savannah, Georgia, on the 10th; from New Or
leans about the 18th; and from Havana, at
which point the steam packet from New York and
that from New Orleans will connect, the mail will
depart the 10Th of December direct for Chagres,
reaching Panama overland in due time for the Pa
cc steam packet, to leave that port for San Fran
cisco on the lst day Of January next.
In January next, semi monthly service will be
put in operation between New York and Chagres;
and steam-packets will leave the different ports,
during the ensuing year, agreeaby to the following
schedule:
New York on the 18th and 2sth of each month.
Charleston and Savannah the 10th and 3lst,
Cor frst,) of each month.
New Orleans on the 18th and Both.
Havana on the 18th and 4th.
And Panama on the lst
They will leave San Francisco on the LIST of each
month, Chagres on the 18th and 1st of each month
with privilege, if San Francisco mail is received in
time, to leave on the 2Sth, instead of the LIST.
Leave Havana for New York On the 18th and 9th
of each month, with privilege of leaving the 4th
instead of the 6th if the Chagres mail has arrived
and also for New Orleans on the same dates.
The entire postage for gle letter, not exceed
| ing half an ounce in weight will be I2I cents to
Havana; 20 cents to Chagres; 80 cents to Panama
to be prepaid in all cases. and 40 cents TO Monterey
San Francisco, Astoria or any other point in Cali
fornia or Oregon TO be prepaid, or left unpaid, al
the option of the sender. Newspapers and pamph-
lets postage three cents each, and inland post
age to be added. j. COLLAMER,
Postmaster General.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Nov. 18th, 1919.
Nov l7-3t
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.
New YoRK, Nov. l6-p.

New YoRK, Nov. l6-p. m.
There is more activity in government stocks, and
prices tending upwards
Flour is quiet, and slightly in favor of buyers,
the news being slightly Oppressive. Western "a rs;
Genesee So Is; southern s. ~.
Wheat is steady. Red LOG; Genesee 100. Corn
unchanged. Mixed 60 GA; yellow IS. Oats 40c.
Provisions frm-prices slightly improving. Su-
gars favorable. Tobacco held firmer under the
news.
Cotton is quiet and rather heavy-prices unset
tied and dropping. Very little DONE
Whisky 27l cents in bbls.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16-p. m.
The packet ship Tuscarora, from Liverpool, with
about 600 passengers on board and a large cargo,
is reported ashore about five miles below Cape Hen
lopen. tow boat has been sent out to her assist
ance.
The steamers news has produced no special
change in market. Government securities are
frmer, and prices tending upwards
Flour is quiet-smal sales at So Red wheat
ST. OF. Corn steady-white, 60 a 81; yellow, 60 a
IS cts Cotton is quiet and unsettled-prces rather
dropping under the news,
New ORLEANS, Nov. Ia.
Dates from the city of Mexico to the Goth Octo-
Der say that Vel Cava and General Cavalrey have
raised the standard of revolt in favor of Santa
Anna i'll Cocula.
CHARLESTON, Nov 10.
The steamer Republic was prevented leaving
yesterday. In consequence of heavy gale from
the northeast the pilot refused to take her out.
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A this is the season for young mechanics and
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Later from New Mexico.
Correspondence of the Missouri Republics


INDEPENDENCE, Nov. 2, IS49
Mr. f. Kelly, of your place. and others, are just
in from Santa Fe and Ell Paso. They left Santa
Fe on the 9th September, and Mr.. Kelly lett FL
Paso Oh the 18th. We receive by them not much
intelligence in addition to that which we have al
ready furnished In Santa Fe all was quiet; other
than the little excitement sprung up IN business by
the presence of the troops at the Pass not much
doing.
The trip of these gentlemen was tedious, but I'M
interrupted by the Indians. They encountered a
violent snow storm in the neighborhood of Mann's
fort All the grass has been burnt off by the In
dians, from Council Grove to the Little Arkansas.
At FL Paso the Indians committing many
depredations the stock, well as about Chihua-
hua The Texans had, a few days before this party
left, overtaken party of Apaches, below the Pass,
killed eight ten of their men, and captured few
head of animals. Owing to the sudden appearance
Of the red men OF the Planes, ON TINS side OF the MO
del Norte, and their taking possession of twenty
1--WE mules belonging to Coons and others, MAJOR
STEM from Don Ana, together with twenty or forty
men, pursued them into canon, about forty miles
west of the place, and gave them battle In the
skirmish Major Stein wounded; his sergeant
and lieutenant killed. In consequence of the ma
jor's wound, the Americans were compelled to re-
treat. The Indians, few days afterwards, sent IN
word TO the troops that ii was their intention to kill
every white man they saw and from some demon
STATIONS afterwards, unless prevented, they will en-
deavor to carry their threat into execution.
Mr.. Hugh n. Smith, delegate elect to Congress,
and MIR. Mcknight and others, will be IN IN few
days.
Respecting the duel between Major Weghtman
and Judge Houghton, ! have some intelligence,
but you learn particulars on the arrival of MIR.
Mex.
Day before yesterday, our esteemed fellow-citi
zen, Mr.. VIM. Howe, died very suddenly of apo
plexy and bursting bood-vessel. The health of
our town and country is very good. Our intelli-
s,encc from California with regard TO the emigrat-
ing parties from this point, is very cheering:
Yours, &C., Nice.