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New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18

Personal DAMAGEs-John Flagg has recov-
cred 500 damages against the town OF Miloury Tor
INJURIES sustained through bad road IN the town.
Wn " boyington has recovered $50 ~ ~prlnsned Of
the Western Railroad Co for the burning o. bis shop
through a spark from OF the Conpany's englnes-
1be Connecticut Railroad Company have nled mo
ION Tor a trial ia the case IN which kzra D. Corn
fr- obtained verdict OF - 04o the ground OF ex-
ces.iyc damages boston OouIief'
WeYcK A>D Loss OF LIFr.-Ws learn from
p.H Trbr4. that the schooner airdealer " Bristol
o., ,,,s vent ashore sr alters Island IN the gale
-. S,nlsv ai-ht and al on board pershed. with The
exception Of snsl! hoy
~ The new Collector OF Philsdelphia entered
=, h,. dunes on Monday Tie was handsomely re
lived bv Col Page. MS predecessor who introduced
him 10 his subordinsies
~ Rev. Orvil- Dewey, 'ook leave OF the Un-
- s,--,-a,;on in Albany with which he has been
conaected he past year, sunday evening IN ser
mon OF great cloquence and power
O. The Albany Bargesses corps have offered
,hrir services 10 Gen Taylor, Guard OF Honor Al
The state Fsir IN september Which service he ha'
accepted
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

LorlstASA.-Tne Loco State Convention met
81, yev Orleans on the 5th inst aud nominated
l,.,pa WAiKtE for Governor, y PiaUcHE Tor
Lieutenant Governor, AID X LtDouA, Jr.ofp p ,inte
cogotc for Auditor All Of those gentlemen have
,,-ep,ed Tic Couyentlo sdop'cd the following
among its resolutions
g,olr,d That 'ho Constitution oi 'ho rn4fod -tatrs
.,.ov, iedrc. no invidlous distinction between the
,gem1cr- oi tne couicdcrscy, iut that aa arr equal
rsrffcrs ln tie compact md ihc benefits arising from
+ that caoh state is entitled ~ an equal share m iA'
siraufarcs derived from Tho acquisition % territory,
esrcd hy the 1irf efforts Of nl and la'. therefore
b. Dcmocrscy oi Louisiana is opposed FOO ih' Ni.m)t
fioti.o and kindred measure. iy which tc nights
snd interests o. one portion oi the inJn "opH Dr
sacfhccd 20 the unjust demand of anoihcf-
From the lIld District the DcHa hears that
H. H,RNASsOs has been nominated as the
Loco candidate Tor Congress lie rep escntcd
the District in the last Congress.
THI CHOLERA Al THE Wtsr-The Health
Osccrs Report Of the progress Of ihc Cholera ia Gin
nnat on Saturday 18th inst shows the following re-
silt. since noon Of ih" preceding day Now casc' o.
nanbcr Of deaths e. deaths ilom Commercial 8o-pi
tai
4 cascs IN that city o. f0loHs Dn the ih. - cases
.-s deaths on thc lOth - cases and deaths. ON
the ith - and l0 deaths. This shows steady
incfeascc
1be Iousiriic (KyJ Jovrpai records scycn Oh eight
,.,y cases two others negroes have dlod.-M Port
land ihyJ several cares have occurred some o which
t.,e proved iatal-Mr Ricketts, contractor Oh the
abroad and seven of h- men. have died OF Cholera at
poyd.burg ranklor lkyJ papers announce me c,.
-nee Of Cholera in that city, some Of the cases having
proved fatal .
n Indiana the following cases are announced Al
wAlbany seven cases were reported. 81 which four
died IN one family and the eth member wa- not cN-
fecicd 10 live At Madison cases had occurred oil
winch proved fatal A. Patriot cases have occurred.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
Agricultural Distress.

The Duke oi Richmond also pre-ented petition COM
planning 90 agricultural distress and save uoc, that
FRIDAY fnf lI-i o. soull ct tae attention % tle Lord
ships to the subject 20. then askci Her Majesty
Ministers whether 'hey admitted 'ne existence q a-r
cultural li-ffo-- Iffl,F 1i not Ae wolif move tor
committee 20 examine fho truth oi ile allegation 0t
tho-. petitioners % dies DID, be would what
ure- they had u prsparanen to protect ihe tenant
tsfn.er- from fl.u.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
Hindrance of Electoral ,Ieerins..

Toward flo ent 0f the -irrln- on fnc -1fh B +.N
Pyaf obtained leave o. address Interpret tons % The
Minister of the Interior 'in improper interference
which b. SAID taxing place n tfs il-hf % holding
preliminary electoral meetings. The Minister ot the
Interior declared that the Government ln scndme
Comnussarv ot Police % rh- election meetings merely
exercised -hi - on to % hy fhe law The Assembly
passed % The order Of the dar
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18

N ~ n In-i- lTF y Hr- I'fll'-. L0rI joan
h4.-e. --'af.t .r0f tae riifnfral OBJ Canada
,e. . rrt .1 r--es-i.n 0. -r opinions of fh, Home
tis..rr on tht ti. iuT c..l fl-af.u- losses during
tle Rebellion aud prepared to exercise his discretion
la r.nuer beneficial fo te empire and All a'a.eou-
fo HI- oFu reputation.
Fae .nsr.fcs .- flsf fle British Cabinet have ia.
-truc,ai Dis lo-.-aip 90 'aer vows n i.-pach hy
The amelia
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
E.am Newfoundland
We have received Newfoundland papers as late
As the stn inst from our attentive correspondents
A. Halifax. Also late Nova Scotia papers from
which We CLEAN the following items
ON he Ns~oupdlssd Ledge, M'y

Loss OF rHE BRIG ARAsELLA By fISk - ne uI'-a'
tnc Arahsls Price l3 days from Fhilaiei phla Win "
30, M aonr porS butter slaves sc. while beauns
In for the Narrow on the ith inst ashore IN haeA
head Ban IN consequence OF a quantity OF sihoAe "A'
ins been discovered issuing from the ho-i ana fe,.
3idlv increasing Immediately after she had reach
cd the land IN. flames burst forth and raging iufoas
finally consumed her to the waters edge Se'eiS.
bosss made their way the assistance Of me NesseA
but hite any part OF the cargo was expected 10 oV
saved.
TiiE SEAL FIsHERYWe regret 70 state that hc < D.
hshcry the present Spring viii prove an almost enIe
failure IN this port the vessels tor the most part nave
done toleraby well. but in nearly every other place
throughout the island the catch Is truly dishcaIcn.n
A most remarkable blight has taken place among ihs
tr ,ro.. For miles roUnd the woods are turning quite
nd. as il blasted with ho, all We remember nothing
ike II before
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
srrAusHIr CASADA.-in our lis, Of passenger

STEAMSHIP IAN II V1I lIas q IasFN 7'-1I0 :
yesterisy the following names were omitted or IN
correctly spelled
NJ. Phinip.. Lady Stuart Wortiey Miss Mofiiey'
5 sservants Mr. and Mrs Abraham Alo.s -. - =
t 80 ,l~a.'ier Bellhouse I I Taylor q Syues, II
~ AZ IXrsh Mr Sicari Mr. soperia Barc A Gee -ol,
1eg = Barnard. Samicnio ns'fs' TSo sSi' S- p X
-,,s.ct. NJ Garcia. r Mller, W hlscnmUHei' m n n
I' r a iI.rferschonA A Bans. G Gotz, LirDlH,q''
Lew. Thos Brown Mr Ag.s mani w, ,prr l,'
Iron, H.IifsI-Aiss Kay, Mrs Gray and iniaal
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
The Rafc-im-Aid Bill.

on fhe 1l-h in fHe Commons. Lord John husscl. OBJ
served haf hc hsd received accounts of he distress
prevailing ip ireland ot such nature a. render j.
Necessary l0r The Government 20 make a larger all
su,, ial it r,ri than Dr. had originally coutemp piacd
lnd 0u 90, credit oi Pie rafs .u ALL IT, Lll c1nem.
plated ouiy fAc dtsnce oi v thousands q tl. sum
before fle pa--u- oi 'he . lut now appeared. the
$4,000 granted lf the commencement oi the session
being expended that ar-,r advances would hc necc-
.4ry S buoi discussion ,a-led. after which the hil
w-- then read third tune and passed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
ENGLAND.
Doing~ ol Parliamentary isafIOn Laws.

ON fhe I'd -ief many petitions agalns' 'he repeal 9f
ihe Nari-.fiDn avs we're presented a the House 90
L0rl- hl tas Duke oi Northumberland. .ne Duke oi
Beaufort l.llI --sr.sy. and 0t-rr l.alr lords.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18

called Moderate pafiy, Tor the Department OF 'ut
Seine
l. Odlou Barrot. Minister of Justice. Representative
Duiaurc. former Minister, Renreseu'auve
hIppoiy'e pas-y, " mister of nance.
I. Marshal BIgeaud, ReprcsenfauFe.
Cannon. former Deputy, Representative
6 Leon Fauchef Mni,fcr of tle Interior. Rep
Tliei., former Minister. kcpre-eufaflfe.
9 MOrcau Mayor Of the 7fh Afr0ndissemeni, Rep.
O. Pcupiu. wa'ch. maker Representative.
10. Nagu. former Deputy, Representatives
H. WOl0w-ki Proiessorin " L. ConserYatoirr,' Rep
- Mole. former Minister Represcuiatfe.
10 Ferdinand de Listrvri-. former Deputy, KEEP
u Eugene Cavlisuac, General ~ Division. Rep.
ID Arhlle FoI %. former Deputy. Representative.
lb Roger idu N0rdI former Deputy
H. L4mnIcere. General of Division. Rcpf -scutave
ls Nlc.or Hugo of tDe institute, Representative
10. De tslnuy. Minister, kepre-euialve
1N C04uercl, Protestant iergynan, kepre.eniatFe
q B0iuylluer-, Chief of the order Of Advocates
- BAio. 'ouner Minister, Repre-s faf. ve
3 Chamh0lh former Editor Of H. Srde, Rep
= Bo.ssei. former Mayor ot the 2I Arrondisseneni
Representative
= De MOniaei bert. former Peer Reprcscn'at,e.
> BedeaI. General of Division. krprescntatFe.
= Llcien Mlra Colonel of the 5a Cry Legion, Rep
- Marie. former member of tlr Provisional Govern
mcnt Representative
~ Amadie Thavsr former member 81 General Council
W Lou. Luc.el Bunapare.
81 RAplfei Uorer1. Of Division. Colonel oi II L"-l0r
D. C0u-.n of fhe ln.firIie
50 James MalIef Regent " iAe Bank of France
- LanCuun. Member of 'he Municipal Council
IS Berrfef, Adrorlfr. Repre- sentative.
De- Btl. Gen of Division. Colonel ~ The 81 Legion
81 LasaIA. de "a hl..ereJ Forwarding Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18

The steamer Caasf4 Jet. Haifax on Monday
evenin- al 81 O'Clock. All arrived of sandy h,ok
on Wednesday night at l0 O'Clock. She brings
80. ..0J +-.aln. in sp-c.e. We lay before the
readers OF Tie Tnbnae the uslaI details Of news
fr.,n The HrltIsh anI Cn.i.n,ntaI rapers.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18

themselves to rescue their rro,hfr meu Their brother
81 cf. aul trotlerC lr-iisu- vl0 noss stand he
brink Cd is--l-cf.rl nom fi- de fn- SEA ci ri -srT
whose lr.a-r er-ul.. ils Thousands. lai its tens q
noa.sl.is ry rh. week
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18

We add the names OF the two military canidate- OF
the Socialist Democrats
Bo.chat jean BapnsieJ Sergeent-MsIor of iAe rt
afDmlef.
Rsiler Edmanll sal.eaa, lsih Inlantry-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
BIZ The STEAMER CANADA

c.AgsrLLr raxrAEE9. CONDENSED AND AHKANsED
F0s rHE NEwYoEK TE-suNE
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
Escape of DIR. Dickey the supposed POisOner'
Correspondence OF lhe tribune
NEWPORT y y, May Is lei'

NEWfOkTl y. = My II ~
II. GREELEY-Dcdr SIR; The fellow DR. Dich-
~ 0 whom wrote you yesterday, while undergoing
sh Examination a. Fairfield. managed 10 make his IS
cape The constable who had him ia charge LEFT him
iW lew minutes with his counsel snd when he ne
'eined his prisoner had fed This took place about l.
oGoch The evidence against him was very strong
anc bis escape savors very much OF connlvsnce.
Yours. truly. WI W
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
sAXoNY.
Chambers Diss olysd.

The Chambers were dissolved on the 10Th ult AZ
grounds for this bold ,tep Ministers set forth that me
proceedings Of the Chamber were not n unison "tn
the demand. Of the people The excitement in Le'psso
"a intense
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18

hiDSArfISG.-Jusiicc Beck. at Washington, on
Monday committed 10 jail for trial Jim Walker OF
frnee Georges County accused OF attempting 10 kid'
nap snepo.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
eoSTNVIp on YoEAnS ~/SA

Al the sitting Of the esth the Frankfort Parliament de-
cded ha, the acceptance Of the German crown oy Ihs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
DRUHsW1Cx.
fart auafQi0ed x

The Chamber Of Deputies has unanimously declared
In favor OF the recognition Of the German Consutauon'
and has resolved 20 uphold IL AZ all risks
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
,n. p.,,ol. ~ e,v,lrv sep, ,he ,tree,.

90, exception Patrols cf cavalry kept the 'treess
al nshL md there were crowds in the squares but
farther exeesscs occurred The village e Rlndori.
Berlin took FIRE 81 on the s<tk uli- and was
destroyed.
A correspondent who wen, oai lste st nigh, 20 ob-
serve. sc writing on the 2stA. Gays u found ;hs
great square Of the nonhof Piatl which 10 thiry plant
ed with trees entirely cnpaed OF people and ted with
soldiers, Of whom strons poets were disposed 81 the
mouths Of all he streets which ed INTO u Inenee
down the Leipsiscr ssrssse toward the FSesdsm
uasr Thor Here A. IN many Of the streets. The sss
lamps we're extnguished. n the moon, sthousa not
many days old broke the gloom considerable space
Law vacant Sc;ween The soldiers ~ the mouth OF ths
street and the srst grorps
:, Lf,Ie frther there was bsrricade A. the
o, the Msrksgsier s;rssse. and the people were -
thcklv crowded shout it ~ 20 render passage nstff
OF some difsculiy but not one OF them had any sras
This barricade Constructed chleuy OF tae ina,
-',,k. With which the sewers sre covered These hsd
ben Torn up stuck on their ends ard sesdied BY mass
es OF paving siOues, barrels and other oolects ~
seemed strange Al srst that no s'i,mp' wss sac o1
ths part OF the military % impede TINS "orS oot
learned hat the democratic leeers had e>ertsi h.e-
selves stop his rash, premature tProV'sea Ad an
organized movement whch would only ns's 'eu 70
the immediate defeat and slaughter oi the foremost IN
surgents, and damages every ov the porula csase
" At the corner Of every street which crossed tne
Leipsisersssse were the traces Of similar csffcsae
which had been already voluntarily undcns oy tie rec
pie and just IN 'front.' OF the Brush embassy few
planss barrels and paving - that here also
was = nsscent work OF the sssie kind. Tie whole
cuss.ns the nurderous deed Ct ne D0nhof PlstT La
ter these dispersed quietly ara to-day the town is
quite tranquil but believes that Il viii long
main SO -
Order Reisus at Berlin.
Gen Wranscl caused the following notification % De
published in the Ndifs .fHssi-ygr al the 18th Ult
From tAe occurrences yesterday IN the pcnhof fs,
and thsreaboUt consequence " hch TIE soldiers h@i
their ia energy .cea that part OF the IN
hs0tanis h~ ides that the sise 0
sege exists longer IN Rerl.n aud wlthn rsdus ~
miles lake hee!orC. tins occalion 70 declare has ne
slate OF siege by means removed hl - SUI "a ia
force Won WRAN0EL,
Commander m hef In the Marks.
BsgIr, .sTrd -. lss9"
The Deputies OF the Chambers have gone mostly 90
their homes IN the country.
On the 29th the same dull tranquility prevailed
before the people being eversvcd by the soldiery
About nine O'Clock party Of citizens, who refused TO
dispcrse At the OF the le,xem and hronen sis
we're nred upon by the solacTy, aad several Of them
wounded, bat none killed.
The garrison OF Berlin is being increased Tho 20
battalion of the th foot IN by the railway from
Stettn The f.lleer baislons tha. on the posnt
Of ben. sent on 10 eohvesicnt places for musset
practice, have received orders 70 stay.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
IRELAND.
Death Death Death !.

MworIty against
The motion was thus rejected
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
Election List of the Rue de Poiticr-.

TIE following j. the list OF candidates OF the So
called Moderate party, for the Department OF The
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[Continued from The Supplement-
Bv New Hartford Paris, Watervile, Madison
BouckviIe, Hamilton, Earlvle, Sherburne, and
North Norwich
To Norwich by p m day, 81 miles
And back between 81 m and 81 a
Proposals for day schedule returning will be considered
1893. From Utica at 8 every Monday, Wednesday
By New Hartford sauquoit Paris Furnace, Caas
vile, Brdgewaer. Leonardsvie, West Edmes
ton, South Edmeston, New Berlin, Butternus
West Laurens, and West Oneon,a
To Oneonta by 10 M So miles
And back between lam and pm; with three
additional weekly trips to New Berlin, 80 miles
IOal From Utica a 9 m daily, except Sunday
BY New Hartford, Clinton, kirkland, and Vernon
To Oneida Castle, by 8 m, % miles
And back between I a and 10
Proposals to Verona instead of Oneida Castle
to commence at Clinton, will be considered
BY Floyd, Siflvle, and Holland Patent
To Trenton, by s m, 81 miles
And back between "a a m and III m.
Proposals to commence at Rome are invited.
1886 From Utica at p daily
BY South Trenton, Trenton, Rensen, Alder Creek
Boonvl!e, Leyden Turin, Housewife Martins
Champion, Rutland, Watertown, and Brown
To Sackeus Harbor, by 6 next days, SO miles
And back, between m and a m next days
Proposals to end this route at Turin invited.
1887 From Utica at 2 daily, except Sunday
BY New York Mills, WaesviIIe, and Manchester
To Westmoreand, by 6 p m, IA miles
And back between p m and IL pm.
lO3S From Rome 7, a every Wednesday and Satur
day
BY Delta, Westenvie Northwestern, and Bic
Brook
To Sleuben, by IL m, Is miles
And back between p m and
1899. From Rome at 8 a every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
BY Stokes, West Branch, Ava, Yves, Leydin, and
Constablevic
To Turin, by p m, 80 miles
And back between IL m and p m, next days.
Proposals invited to extend this by Housewife
West Martnsburg, West Lowvle, Harrisburg, Copenha-
gen. and Rutland, to WATERFOWL, 36 miles and back also
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Salubria, Reading, Pine Grove Tyrone, North
Urbana and Urbana
To Bath, by 6 m, 81 miles
And back between a and p m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
Separate proposals for each half of this route dividing
Saubra naming the hours of arrival and departure at
that place ALSO from and to Ithaca in close
ion with the Owego mail, are invited.
iii. From Ithaca at a every day, except Sunday
BY Jacksonville, Johannesburg Covert, Farmer
Lodi, Ovid, Romulus, and Varck
To Waterloo, by p m, As miles
And back between n m and
Proposals end route at West Fayette, also to end Mt
Geneva instead Of Waterloo, invited.
lll2 From Candor at am every Tuesday
BY Spencer, Van E'tenvllc, Cayutn, Erin, and
North Chemung.
To Emira, by 8 p m, 81 miles
And back between m and M next day.
,ll3 From Candor at every Friday
BY West Candor, Spencer, Van Et.envllc Cayuta,
and West Cayu.a
To Catherine, by M 81 miles
And back between 6 a m and p m next day.
lIl4 From Owego at 6 every day. except Sunday
By Tioga Centre, Smithboro', Barton Factory
vie Athens, Chemung, and Baldwin
To EImra, by p m next day, ~ miles
And back between a m aud
Proposals omit Athens, and run in hour less time,
each way, are invited
Ills From Owego at every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
By Flemingsvile, Newark Valley, Berkshire,
Rchford, Hartford, and Virgil
To Cortland Village, by p m, 80 miles
And back between a m and p m Monday We'd
ncsday, and Friday
Proposals for service will be considered
Ill6. From Smithboro' at m every Wednesday
BY Hasey Valley
To Spenccr, by m, ID miles
And back between and ~ m.
Query; Whether necessary.
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eressien Is, that oowmittee OF Owe appointed to
rsamne into brother Green's ease dost reeoiect all
ths names OF The ooUmittse the chairman OF the
rntttee Vas the Rev Jeremiah Ostrsodsr; was wit
p.ss before that tribunal; ! was only present white
giving my own testimony. the chairmsu announced In
the nret place, that Jsbn = Green charged with
ntemperspce or drunkenness by common report;
MAS art.d TO state what | knew of the charge; !
stated that occasion knew that Mr. Greene hal
drank BRANDY at n certain place. also stated that
mad him intoxicated. was asked to give my
sons why thought he was under the influence OF
liquor; | answered-" the appearance OF Mr. Green,
and tho conversation that ensued " in the house u
Nathan ID. Rice Methodist Minister; the ments
! made before that co0mittee in fact true; |
knew Judge Pierce prior to the day before yes
terday, and do not think spoke to him about this
eass, in reference TO which now testfying; it Ia
barely possible that did because never spoke the
defendant before three days since.
Cross exsmined-i don rscolect whether Green was
ordained elder at that conference the conference
upon the characters Of those accused annually
never made q complaint against Mr. Green, before
the conference was held; made complaint In
writing, directly or otherwise; have recollection
whether my testimony reduced to writing not;
Mr.. Green Is not member Of the conference 1t pre-
sent he remained until be had been for year Q
member Of the Centenary Church and has present,
charge Of Independent congregation In Tillery
street
The Court now adjourned the case till Tuesday
morning next, at ten O'Clock.
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been sold at a. cd per busbel. Flour-rhe stock Of
which there about 300 bbls in nrst hands Ia not
heavy, but consumption IL very dull which may br
owing To the bne and ndsuce
ground provisions the Gales were sde 32s for
Philadelphia 5ts for Baltimore and the lots sold
are now held for Sos. a6s per boil Ereights-There
are not any Offering Hams American has been sold
NJ "a sIhd To- for prime ulittes aud at 4d for
common; LsEcashire sre at Cd a gl.d per ID Her
rbgs-The stock IL light add the demand rather
tive ealet have been made At 22s for No aud 2Os for
No. per bb Paddock has been sold Nj "a the article
msy he tad to be 10 this market Lard The
stock being very ample will pay Sd ct which
price holders sslee ha made at sd 5bd
LumberW p. boards have been taken sos. per 100
feet Wood hoops st SOS and cedar shingles at lbs
per thousand. Msckerel-No has been ID at BIS
and 26s and 30e has been realised. but canslmp-
ton 10 very slack At the latter figure vessel arrived
this day from Archat has brought 800 barrels. Neal
There te not any in first hands but consum ption H.
checked by the abundance Of ground provisions The
last sale at 20s per barrel Oats very dull
"a. per bushel Pimento has beer sold at SAD per 10
Pork-PTme Is 1t 5Ss Cos and mess at 6Ss 70s per
barrel Potatoes have been sold ut Is S. per 100 lbs
according to condition. Quantities have been thrown
into the sea Rum-Thsre have not been any sales
Rice-Carolina 10 In dsmA nd but there Is any In
first hands Retail Transactions have taken place
1851 East India has been disposed OF ut ls 100 lbs
Sugsr-The market Is bare; the parcels sales having
been barely sufficient supply the demand for
sumption prices have advanced to 15s a l6s per loo
lbs for dark It's to 20s per 100 lbs for ordinary aud
2ls. to 28s 3D. for extra fair sorts Salmonrhe mar
ket has been overwhelmed by the arrival OF 10 barrels
which has made the article extremely dull 66s per
barrel has been offered for No l. 2, aud together
Salmon ought not Co BIZ sent hither in larger usnti
ties at . time than 20 or 80 barrels SoAp-rhe sup
ply II abundant and the article Ia dull; sales have
been effected ut los per box OF 4sbs LIS per box OF
&c lbs lbs 3D. per box OF So lbs Crown and l5s. per
box OF 80 lbs Satl60 sacks have been eeld S. 3D.
per rack. TobaccoCsvendish is held for I'd per To-;
30 half boxes have been sold at s,ld. TonguesGood
piRe wanted