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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-13
LORD NORBURY.

!, !, singular enough that, with good hu-
,or ever IA his looks, aud mcrriment a'so
Evsr on his lips, this mans nature WAS oh
R.,.to and cailous. Hs had NJ sympathy
4, hum,u suffering, M feeling even for
,;m,elf. He valued not his life at pins
.e. and il was ~ dangerous as il was diffi.
rnh 10 provoke him. Ills friends knew
IN. sud the fact gave rise 10 mn mciden,
which his shire wdncss aud determination
blended humorously. Towards the close
4 his life, When the failure of bis faculties
A.c.mo manifest, the then viceroy, the
kIaronis Wellesley, decided on giving him a
I'M 10 resign, through tho wcll-known IN
.r.,ecrc,ary, Mr.. Gregory. NTbury got
cant of il, and instantly was his decision
sken. lie sent Tor Gregory. lei him IL
!. library, and, as ho turned tho key, MS.
"med Inn, fiery scowl with which Gregory
- familiar as portending mischief.
.Grerory, / have long locked on you As
80 uldes, friend, md severely now am
hou, 10 test ,ha, friendship. The mos, mo-
nent ,us incident in my lite is a, hand ! am
hout to be publicly and grossly insutcd-
vho never hrookcd even sancy look from
nv one! Will you believe it. Gregory, our
oock. king at the castle is actually medi,a-
inc message 10 me to resign INV office
M YOU ever henr Of such audscit,? Such
oI,roonery, toos or course tho fellow
rom, fight But my minds made up, his
milan messenger shall have my lie, or
ever return with his own though
d was my brother. Gregory, my old and
oued friend, will you stand by met The
I,ir triggers nre rs ready as in the days Of
Sapper Tondy."
Tha, very day the private close, Of the
,,tle saw the horror-siricken Gregory
mos, respectfully declining ths confidential
mission. The blow. thus for the time avert
d. came al last. Il came however in wri-
ling. All Norbury asked was postpone.
mcn,, till no could. consult a friend. The
promise being giyen--,ho friend WINS in
ada --and--a year was g.ined. At last.
however, falling asleep on the bench, du
ing trial for murder. petition 10 Parlia-
nen. compelled his resignation Lar
Rerieu.
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DISSOLUTION.

UDHE Copnrtnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned trading under the
firm Of William F. Breckenridge s. Co., is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent All persons 'ndebt-
ed to the said firm by Bond, Note or Book &C.
count, will make payment Immediately at the
store Of Breckenridge, or their respective accounts
will be put into the hand Of an officer for colec-
ton, as the said firm determined 70 close Their
business.
WM.F. B2AKENRIDGE,
GEO. W. ST0MBAUGH,
C. w. McGEEllEN.
Pinnacle Point, Dec: ISL, l849.
Tie business will be continued BY the under
signed Ut the Old Stand under the me 4 style Of
BRAKENRIDGE g. McGEEHEN.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-13

UsT opening at CraIgs Old
- Stand, opposite Burrows & Prettyman's
Steam Mil:
An entire new Stock OF sessonable Goods con-
sstng--
Well Buckets, Milk Pals with Strainers,
Porcelain Sauce Pans and Kettles,
Pat. Knife Cleaners and Washers,
Butter Moulds md Spoons,
Toasting Forks, Blasting Spoons,
Potato Washers, Sugar, Coffee e. Tea boxes,
Wood and Japan, Hash and Oyster dishes,
Shovel and longs, Foot Stoves,
And variety of other notions, too numerous
10 mention. Together with
Queensw are, Hardware, Wooden ware,
Dry Goods. Ready Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hate, Caps, &c.
Which will sell low for Cash, or all kinds OF
produce. Call and examine.
Hrsign of Mig Boot.
Davenport, Nov. 9th, i849.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-13

NloRE INCIDENTS OF THE EXPLOSION
We find the following incidents Of the ex
pIosion Of the Louisiana, in the Memphis
Eagle:
WONDERFUL TENAcITy OF LrFE.-We
give the following, incredible as it may ap-
pear, upon the most reliable testimony
A sbapeless mass Of flesh, quiyering in the
agony Of crushed atoms, was borne to the
Charity Hospital Nor eye, nor nose, nor
mouth, could be seen; an arm, the fingers
Of which twitched convu!sive!y, was the
only thing which pro.ruded from the horri-
BILE mass. And yet on approaching it,
there was heard, without view Ct mouth OF
feature. q wenk, faint voice OF agony
.sKill me! For Gods sake, kill me-! The
bystanders hurried with irrepressib!e hor-
ror, from the spot.
A FEMALE FooT AND AvKLE.--When,
upon the iirst report Of the terrible explo-
sion, the citizens Of New Orleans thronged,
pale with expectant horror, to the wharf,
some Of them met upon the sidewalk, sew
eral hundred yards from the scene Of the
catastrophe, foot and ankle neatly hosed
and gathered. Perhaps that foot had trod.
den daintily in the merry dance, or borne
it's pnseessor along the thronged thorough
fare Ton which j, lazy well and bdoyantly
in all the conscious pr,de Of grace and beau.
~, and vet there il Law, the curious wonder
of gaping crowd, dismembered from
BODY shattered into fragments.
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A general assortment Of
Gents. Furnishing Goods.
NEW
WINTER G. O DIS!
Prices Reduced!

Small profits and quick returns.
n L. DAVENPORT has just receiv-
VI ed large and general assortment OF
WHITE GOODS, usually called for by the
Farmers, viz:
DRY-GOODS. GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QuEENS-WARE.
BOOTS g. SHOES | NAILS s. GLASS.
OILS AND PAINTS.
All Of which will be sold at a mail advance
on cost for Cash or Wheat, Hidee, Furs, &c.
Dec. 9th, l849.
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RYLLS LADkNG,

NEATLY printed on fine paper, for
IN sale Mt this office.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-13

yCW ANTED Butter. eggs, cheese,
SkS Fowls, venison, Lard, &c, for which
the highes, market price will be paid
Dec. 81, lSiS. G. S. WHISTLER.
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STRAYED or STOLEN.

V3YHILE running at large in the virin-
~ ity Of Davenport last .augut, HORSE
COLT, dark bay with white hind legs, very
email size. Any information of the colt will be
thankfully received by the subscriber residing
in this place. ANTOINE WILLIE.
Davenport, Nov. 22d, l849. il-4w
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MUST BE SOLD.

"VHE subscribers have large Stock o
School, Blank, Standard and Mis-
celaneous Books, which they will sell trift
less than any other House in the West.
CASTLE & COTHRIN.
Rock Island, Dec. 9th, lS49.
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PUBLIC OFFICES supplied with Record
Books, Ink, Paper and very variety Of Stations
airy.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
BOARDING..

DDARD.-Pieassnt rooms. with panirles ailschrn iNf
I'D gentlemen and their wives snd single fentrnen -A.
be ontared ID arge and commod Gus house WIKI prF
eye OF hot cold shower baths A. % secondst hoi
way stages pass the door. au-5 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Miscellaneous.

On the l6ih August an oursge was committed on me
srrsh flag by The Agstfsns a. LaghOrn which as caseo
good des VI conversation We believe he facts are ~
The boat. Of her Msje.iys shp BeerophoD. u guns,
Commanded by Capt Bay T. were exefcsins, "hrh
he launcn and punace dispatched for supply oi
water They had got inside The mole, hen 10 "as
discovered by officer gusrd that hey had her n-
mounted. whereUp pOn they were Immediately surrounded
and sezed and The officers aud crew were kep prisoners
for upward OF two hours The officer Ia command, eiie
acquainted with facts ot the when they we're re-
leas@d. but IN 4 verv ungrscoUs manner
Caplsia Bsynes dispatched an officer 10 Baron Wimp.
fen The commanded n-chief Of the Austrian army Of
present stationed Florence. demanding instant and u
repafsOn ~nd apology, ana ia the neAipe uaoe every
preparation ~ enforce his demands The retu Was fai
The gallant Austrian commander Al once saw tht impf
puefy Of hs suhoriinas conduct and az nftcer was ds
patched 7th from Florence 90 the BeerophOn con
eediny everything tha Captain Bsyues had desired and
with A. order boats Of the BeAerophOn 10 come
into the mole manned and armed snd there 10 be receV
Cd by the gaard with presented and band pla,ns
God save the Queen salute being red al the same
time Of n guns. IN honor of the Brush flag
II stated Florence on The lth Of August ual e
Grand Duke ~ Tuscany i0 be appointed fieldMaf
shA and Commander oi the Austrian uOpps m ltay mat
i2on0 Austrfaus would Keep garrison In Tuscany during
years and that only two Tuscan regiments "ouo ~
main armed
The Oriaions of Turin Of the 10Th, sales from Parma,
that amnesty sigued by The Austrian Military Govern
or Baron Stunner has been Published. The persons "a
eepted are Count Saoviae, Advocate Goj4 Count Gas
tAgnOls and his sons. Dr. Peegrin Capt Leonard
Lieut. Gropsrdi, the shoemaker Enre0 Azoms ana DE
brother Joseph
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
ITALY.
Iefier from Princess BelgioIoso.

Th@ Co-e,-1is of the lsth inst contains he follow ~
iei,er for Princess beiQojOso.
aTh. mothers have seen ne rear n bed. Oi .-i
.ars The fnsnds. relstves and telO~-cluzers OF ne
yrcnce1 sf,er5sc mi ght blame today for sufreo-
serrg tire f1rcr0ns rsd pied % tore ~ nen1s
stouid rave rsmaine1 Rome m tle nospliss Nhle
trere sss = .ing- = oondei tend. tsd not been
prevented from Acc0upt .nlnz rssion h.1 n eD
ssr To. drerro o. 0f tbe 1ssbsilsces nas De-r v
frorn th- connmiiiss 81 which Vss ne'nher Ihr '
~cfs .Ipp 20 ~ puthc charity for ne - 81 me Ol-
"a ave seen tasen sway run ~ Y hey we're N f
pesty % The nlras1f-s - n@q A. pp-l Pr
cure b. ~O11cei a. good treatment - - 49,.
ra~e rer- xeo ic theIr frmes have been spp
ard th@ persons in chsrxe Offien snce i.e ~ u
si.i...5 In short r0dng Of what nsd esaDisnrn "a
ts., fe.uacied and ~as mys-f tod mat M fhi lh -'
tre .t.t The hospitals tut IN he capacity o mere l.i'
~ldn.i Under those Circumstance, cOnslotf Mrfph-
.~leree perfectly freed The wounded VII thems"Fe. :.
afie.i ~oeiher properly performed ny oube- to~sfo
,sen IN al eAses did everything IN my power 70 nj
s,er q. m0ch relief possible 70 then un.i a.
tou@ they suffer ~ my ebsence be tls A. u
nav have thought 10 my duty % 'ufOrn ny
tryen - a. snce the zffh II July he relief commune oi
srrt Va. member, has ceased ~ tc charged Win Tue
tirecuop and sdmi miuistrsfion % fIe tDspltsl. -
CHRISTINA TRlYULZiO DE- bEL3lOJOSO.
. Qo,r Iulv
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
foatlcN NEWS CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE.

.s.... 80. ..~.i. r...e-. efrhsnget r~tNeel nc ~
=, r,ts,-~ rate 4c ga sSd % 1c % ~-es
49,. d. 49, stter. are be carned snA.' to' eAos-1
- kilOu~ues ...., n ID. Rsrl,hur dstes The
a. e.,4se q rein.t.ied In his fancilors Or 80
,.., -. a. Court q Aecourts N Bernie nric iA.
-, ~ - e<h q Febrps,y 50 and "a "a ore o. i1e g..
so.o,si.r cnons-s q ne Government Of L'e' '-'
Gov-rrrnent hss decided. ssys the Ceu~@,~ I'D
- 49, the close Of the po-roDs q nsfona h11sIy
- n he worss u hving shs = 70. .oNe- y
df.tr bauor of reconp~rses, ~ "ticl -hV
H. Republic viii - present. 49,. -.
We rea1 in tbe Nsnifeuvs Z" Tte josTnss "a. ~
a leiter from The Archbishop or 49, 20 -.
Eo-eixr tesirs on ne sut ect Of venice We Arr Nit
~ - f.. ~ pubfcau0l t0ps psr- Nii1qlt ne
o.,reosnor n he Archbishop s1d o - arrAi frtf-
We VII .cd thA arxunl~uia des-op-d pa Ne -.-fI
-e .rt foun1ed On very perfect EnoS edge oi ne
different q ornstc f.rs 70 Nticl Nc eses@'H oi '
Ia. siv~r rs-."
The Minister q Finsuce hss reduced he irieres on
Treasury Boaos Per oert on tno-e issued a. lof1r
uro,th. dzte = hose A. - morins A-4 ~
per cent 90 .sO.e q yesr,
posiuor gsper. 20 - CARD t.r c,n'ii =
about % aooear der ile direcror ~ n A-TfAsN -
yriII IT'S $50 - fhe orxsr y re Csvsigrsc party
y., hss s-rives 10 Psns he nierds urchas en- siae
nesr Toslon, snd passing tbe rerisindef o' rs "ie "
Frsncs u, 81. -.
Tb- Js.svrsf d>s Tbats publishes an Atcopni o le f'
ee~5lrss Of tn4 rqdscua q fnr civil lsi 81 elf fi
- II suu--. rsf the res ard erriiofia properly p
n srEtrF he sister DID rot proclc~ a. 4--i5 n
me n more fna1 Eve millions Of frsncs-i1- prpP~f9
n,g~i,g 81 a. average O1ly one and ha per eeni -
T.@ d. d. snOante1 rhirfy millions - @r hirf a.
sresfv ty he ssIes Srich 1sve h-~n e1ecled pcla A.
nstsIrr~ui; ard hss h~sn resGv~d 20 eel "a soon A.
oo..ib.e s1fcieui properly 10 pay sI he creditors
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

Th-o1Fro ths week be rgl.ry f1r l~riAS Coss hss
e1 extremely srs and for ire as two cr ilr~r dAfs
buyers would al.y til 81 ,l -. ior Prue Yellow se
rave beard - ID former price h-rE accepted BOT
sor- foers o. a. le sl'rr Pure N1ie. from %, scAi-
cf-g r-.l 80 OBJ -4s
CoEs NFtL tl.
A. .lr uars~. ltI- llrrr. We ttt o-t snt-
ace s- tte ". sfi-- h. -rr-err~ FIRE. our WHfAT
-s~ very se. a-i De 30 Gee. fs-sAcir- -
only ~ retail character A. 81 io Sc decline lr o- rs
uf iH.ray 1r ser1-.s-g --s-r F-n-s lt'r .f. =
of F te "a ere a. ~ at r.. r~ic-s boz s-ccr-arT all
l --. % .l-- -rf.-ra .r.s.ahe Ne as- hlrers li is
y, .-.s -- f.ur hn. reare1 disposed io -
f-s.v 80 f-- Fors rrel- i0 l-esr1 se have had
s-.--.- W Wag.r. -rr.rs Tfs. ~ 1ss ~ D1lo -
81 RI - ps sfrr-- ~. t1 80 o. O- N-s--rrs, Canal a1
A.. Pr s.- rtfs .s - to - Nre W e-errs l5sf l -
p-.-~ s.. 80 CoR~ - tl - q. Waite -.
f---0-fs l1~r- ,-e l.f q days NHfar -.-t 1-s,
Css o nrn r-. FLrrE ~ ft at. tx1ort nf CcsS .3-
..a.r. " rers.-. respectfully.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS A. co.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT oF HEw-YoRK-....sEPT ..

tIEkRFn-sts. Dbl fr.-sf ..sr sf.'-'t.ry Lr-r9i Fs1
a. A.. C.-af r'a. Hf k---r ,t ar. y
Hsrfr t-l.--, N-~ o0-sa- I-a-iti --f f7a'f
raf.n
Sac Fsess.s Ro y-rs Gov. Bsraa 30 Mt-tsv Qs-b-r
Q1ifore lsrsrI u-sf hl-rrs ayr-.. sssn4ri-r
An-rs s.o.sh.1 F'sacso Ikl.I P.'- brsu- W-h1nd
ne Smith u-usrsr-, Hsl flrrrf. f.ln hsrrr gffc-. HAP
So Ja-s ~ joel fti-' saFa,1ah G-n Nort
.5 d. gar. sc. Ws-sttsa, Mathews, Nors. Aean
4l.r. 'l B.'t1ors
r. Gf Hln.r Nrst' Basso~s. parss. IEnb - ti'.
gsslt. a' o. H.' 70. B-I- g. 1t7eh 9if, So o
rrs rar-.r - rfst.r. Sc smith. -r. o. J-a be-.
HsYlatfrr0s RIVER Nsr fr. L~lfft hffnft 1'--f
way. D- Grower On. far f~l1- ~ Aft'
fa1f-i Atsi0rt Ltr0frf. ft sfe 81 ~ - htti
ll.. fa. i C. rs. hsrrrr sf0H Core p trrfff CO.,
iaft a fsk- -itf Nar-rar n-. .lr. h.ar Nfiaf-t
s.rr. Br.en H.ar PfoT.- M.t-H. isnla, f'' hn
ffe. sfer'J. Nhas-a
ARnIvED-sh7 HanPl-a c-es natas.AuFl3 eoo-. 20 Al
sr 70 Hsara.ra.
UsN .'.sn.he Te--e..ss Gu. ssv,sasb. ~ hoafs % T.
vrf- Sailed u tsf Y-raol. go Nfo Fritl, o. AN
Ill = Fth osrs 10aaf =. Nas - 10
h .fi-r m center Wsir-sfsy Pm, pol. - ith
l-Hr.. lsr.-. frl1t lr.
Bars fiy a.rsfsi irfs-rr Ja ~ Fl'lr Roads A3r
t.- rs.ssrc-r. E.r- Harsre "a s1 rl .s
y G.r ~ ems fffss- O-s. roand o. Cai1 saf tof-s
bound 4. N-E.nrf
Hsr. sr Cha.. .oI Poffsnt. sres.-. L0aioalery #
ssy-. rs ir.a. to Pers'as 2 u-a1o
Rre Con- u l Itraef. ilaef taf- p.ss'sr in master
sAffF str Centurion frr Lf.rro tars Grf, o Of -''
1sl-tt. lr t-. bug Augusta Or hlranai ani 'ih'fs
WIND, s-gts- sa.n.s. SNN m-rs,sr NNy .H1.si. "
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
LABUAN.
Treaty with the sultan.

We have sdvees from Lahusn 10 the "a OF June Inc
Governor James Brooke has returned 10 the Nemesis
from Island Of suu. where he had succeeded 10 mas
ing treaty Of any and commerce with the sultan Ihis
treaty includes provision for the suppression Of piracy
and also by which the Sultan binds himself not 10
cede any ssud portion Of Territory without The sane
ton of Government When Tue arrangement Wa
concluded Sir James Brooke went from sulu 10 Lambu-
auga the spanish settlement ~ MndAnao, and handed "a
copy to the Governor who forthwith issued protest
against Il ground ~ previous gniya step,
however which looked upon mere matter OF course
The Spsnards had few days before attached ana burned
a village on one Of the islands MndanAo Al The
date of these advces Sir James taking s departure
IN the Nemesis FOR Snfswak ~ order - commence opera
nom agalnsl lhe SakafAn and SaIehas Dyak.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
poyucsfsc Ports.

BOSTON s.rts-A-r asr.t Hs s~r P.g- woodl4g, Mr...
uftHa Hr0u N.rrss' br.t-fs. b. trE sl Ns~f1r' ora
s.oar Ynnrr ioat Arr- ~ N.5a go Bore. ,1l h -d
q Isra. f8f M..--.s. A. e.f.fi
90 .f- af D,- frsr..a Cir- 90 y-i.. Dassr~s O. at
fr.s u0f Wa. pasr. RIVER ifts. knrr-,
Ilf- lssnf ffi Hs 49, Baltimore tr-s hrt- Chase.
M..s. Dhirt ,fi isd- lfH sfrs Ants hr e, 'l4fff
.rl ff.Nf len. NfU c tnsft-r Cove
o. 90 L''-, lei Aefs1ini sili-y' so George ht-"o'
Sullivan. s-q, $50 .tr. n.iasa.esr wn Peters ard
NfruNrs. NYurt
al .h if Baf.h Asa Brosr, 'l. sns aiy Of ,t- Iass.
Hnf,. fn
sfARsPoRr sesti-sd .chr. " Pc,sn,s sra T-ans,s-.
PiHsfs.rt
yssT THoNAsrOS. -p,4-sd % s.hr Mari w.. Norol No
.s.t ..sf'-. kr+ol.
sAco. tus g. Az. .elf grli.re ~ 'ads rtis.
puhISMUIfH >-ff f-Ar' srIr Nn NltsrsHn. N0rul tf.
CO.,. .sf. srrfs M.rHs. 40 tura-'i.e
fhoNntNct. sept T-Ar, bf Fsrdaer fsod'-i.1 Charles
SEW HtyES seq s-s8. .cr- Nar,a rnsoa asi Convert
IfI..~IHNs
SEw LoSDoS. sept San, .rhr n..t. Albany fr Ports
maaih
er b i H HHur1 B., fmrs. f0atr. .sr4 Ers- o. s,tr'
ft.r"ar NaH'f bsfan owe r-a@h f0. Me-
HHsf. M- Ann loo, t ltnn1 Jaf00 " an. hsf.l hsr
r-i fl - lf.'. No tfp- b sfHr. Hol-.ff lfFlf.-i
sF-f. fs NHrsLuaru'. h.ta. Hi.ss. B-tan H1t-n m
N~tloo. -.- i0Ht leland Maf-fIo ,
Canon c- Chslf h0str. ho --fF. Hf0e. In A-saHfr
y. be- rf haf-f fl-f blsfoni tu- faff currrfss
c W0nfoH sse-raaH. Co. &C. csd~sst-r. slr tr.ao.0
Narfs|ls b0-tars Jf-lb William salstlni bsrg- Pan- =
i.rt .f-s fsf b "a nam.r a. in.
BALTIMORE .,rfT A. sr1 fR1sl lli-faG River
fn. Ioa Rev t. Boston, CO. lsk isrrrl0.. Mtia Boston,
bfs a. N.rsla l ho Jisn 'ctr' NsHa Ds-os-.y. Nrs
l0rt. Nr. FHfss. lfersr0s. f0.
tHAhtf-IuN ssffs. frf s-tr.hq Nlrf-nsr. Blti. Ner
iof oil Jlis iiesri has-y. io 'caf Grand flri. do
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Barring, Bros. n Co.'S Circular.

Per sfsas~ Niagara LONDON, Friday. Aug -
A stesdy demxnd has prevailed this weet for de-
.rptons OF and Foreign Produce and deliveries
fof home use are proceeding very satisfactorily IN The
sxport rsds no Increased scvy has hitherto manifested
.ef BAT The Impression prey general thar before ne
closes will have 10 be supplied hch
rnders holders of Produce extremely rrn VIII contin
ned fne weather harvest operations prCSeeding rap
mos, promising Money though IN genera demand
continues abundant -, ,.
ASKS steadily maintain their priee, with modefs.e ~
Pots. -, - s.,
CoeoA-We notice sales OF ~ bags Irinidsd from ~
ssis for ordinary TO good, wih nne Al ss IS M
bags Grenada al 81. % s1s Nothing has uSnsPfed 10
Foreign. -, - .s,.. -.
,h,. well which have mostly found buyers Al former
Prices M@xicsn silver IS 81 Ss I'd blsck, Ne ~ os
led Honduras blseA, So I'd 10 3D. and silver - 81
- Sd. , $500. r..
Corpss in fair demand 81 &7s lps for Tls x's Ice Tor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
RIohard.on nrolher. n Coz. CircaIar.
Correspondence q TIE Inbale.

Cores gOllcnco OF Ahc lllu4uc.
Rssrscra5 TsirNos Since lbe date Of our ss. C.fe
lsr Nc have bad ve,y active maTkei nr CorToN' ue
81 nury done 10 The growing cfop uy heavy
With ho oouseQuen. advance and small sloc As ia c
American qofts, Combined VIII The iHet o lie sioeA here
being al comparatively low point nsse caused hod-fs
be very nlIn, in the anticipation oi scarcity leiOfc
be- sappAcd from e new crop a. any nlu iAe present
Pcc ara We have therefore al 40 anee 10 e TWO seeAs
Di pea e. sales oi he lornisai lolllV bales, o nch
the Eade have akeu oolsV bales, and exporter lS9p
baie. The import ls sQi.u Tie market closes arm a.
tsl pes 10 ol Mdons and 5sd per n uf Tar OplAlls a.
ssd per b for Ordinary, 80 per 10 oI Middng AM 'a
Asgts are in aeuaud and he s.ocA 5eng By no
heavy 500 per cw Is The value for Mol.fcs f0is snd -
OVsxcIrSoN BASx-We have no .tock, and prices
nuliua los 6d per c~t for nrsi qlshN fhtSaelsma
KosIN quote = sd Pef c~s Tor Common TO las per
BssswAN - = 70 - iSs per ewI -
SPAN on Al aS0 per gan, and NHAIs On as 10
There !. noi much saimaiioa 10 TALIow Butchers A.
see anon being 81 oil per c~i.
A. q some not go good ~ So % ois % ger cwl.
LiNsEgD IASE i sieacy a. ~ PEI iun Tor AeA ao 10
sor LASo We have hsd good demand Tie Rennsrs
have been u The market pureaAsas and hoarfs enc s
cwt gsod quality having hecr SOLO a. sos 10 - o.
percwt sale. Of the fortnight sFe about ~ uns
lu BAcoN MinnLEs there hss been large amount OF
business done bot ne sales have been a. redaeloa u
o. - per me season being nos - Tar dNAncc
aiA ioaE Mdees esse ben soi a, s. per e~i 40 in
Tenor 10 aNvfsse SlAity We saoic -is % - per c"A-
>i ocfs Nic 4allc mex cCrl uOi-al az - % tl
cNt 40 Hams much Inquired lr ilc va4r
being - 10 s. per cWL
In bksF there has hge doing dealers be-
lug supqAed ior tine Western Prime Mess o. %
rs per aerce, sr1 Norhefu - 10 Per uerce PoSK
very dull Ard sales have been made Al very lO~ prices
S. % scs Ter otl Tor Mesl-ru Prime M-ss some
Cassss ssey landed sod 81 ies 10 Sc per according
10 condition.
Slnce our respects OF he In. per CsedoulA7 tie
weather aas been favorable, bui Tie Temperature
couuuues low for he Reports oi blghi ir tie
.isk sn1 leaves O The Poisoes prevalent IRON vsr
1as psss Of hc Juiied hng com bal osl oi letters
slalc thsi hitherto uurla larrd. TIE ish
markets souudsuiy supplied u iih .fen and hey
are selling many PortAnt ssEicls a.nosi 10
.uperscdr The use of Cora MraL some new hbsats
have appeared IN tte Loucon AID Agrlc0iarA hSAeis
me q1S vSIious, ouI The whole We eAp-cs so,d
average Qusly.
Oar supplies Of AL CEREALs continue iarse, - ~i Be
by re- - rt below.
WssAr has only been sAlesbie 10 supply ths iznet-
ate wants OF he Local trade ard have BAL htle
drnspc from The interior towns sellers have hs1 70 stc
sher ess prices ior average runs, bat PRIME frsah saH
u-s fully MAINTAIN their value.
FLoVR suitable FOR the bakers, IA IN good cemsua. snl
10 rather dearer bui snythag DC prime very c<gt
Of for Tie given In circulars OF sss loA
ana l7ih-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

A OOkI>G tsIA~>E-.-A complete assortment or
IL klnls suitable for colrtry rale, a. ne
very lowest prices Mandatory Liberysi lp stairs
= lw. RICHARD KfNGSLAND
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
-rroyp ro.rD
Par-rnser- Arrived.

~ sf>l~saig I.nr,,fe, a- ~ IS Pa~.at. hr
90 Il. J.trs.r Dar--.ar " .r-r ~ Z.
NJ. Usf-.l.r, N.s u esf--sr dfs fafr- ~,
g~r-fH Ers- W.. Berry r.s tr.~- " a 80. "
r.l.r-. p r. .-.r rtt. q a.--e -t. 81 F.tt.
-r-. u- l.r... l .r N hr.1s.,. " ~ II -
r F.st~- W Fsals-. Mi rr.. vs. " ssf, c. -'.
90 E.fras o. H l..ff. N1r-Ha.-s. No.n-- " ~
.rcI s..tI nsr.a-s l AH.H 81 N.rEe. i- Mf-. T.
D r-r D = .--.l. H 8r-a-r D -.s.s k f0rs G X ~ %
..t p h...s.r. So sfrr.. f--aot A N.f-as., "
" ..-f G 4st- .t--rtr-
h. ~. fny Nf-~- f.~ h-nc.-p sli NJ Hssfff frc
f. rec H-r. Hlr.-r t.f -l 80 .f--rtf-
-IIr. Hr Ttlfs frr i0r rl'-r VI r-1i-rs01 lallt
t-s.s ..fs.. y Ws D Nrcud. s1' ilsr ''--rss-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10


4 SCHOOL. 28 Faurih-sr fronting Washington illre
cor II Macdougast rrOpens Monday the oih % sep
tembsr Circulars for particular infuymaun. may De OBJ
tai ned AZ the bookstore of NJ n Newman Co 10
Broadway or of Mr. Clarke who resides 10 the building
erected ior the Institution
GEO W CLARKE. p-,...
- ly JAMES FANNING.f iND-iPA-''
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
JAVA.
nufch Trnnn. Chfchen.

Prom Bsisvian 10 mentioned that ihe Dutch troops NJ
Bsly hhi experienced check In the interior oi the coun-
try and the commander inchie ot the expedition, who l.
described having been the bes general m The service,
had been kled. Negotiations were n progress Tor pa
cnc adjustment, but instead OF obtaining All uncondi
uons surrender of territory, terms Of nominal suhfns
sion Including The recognition of an embassy. had been
accepted leaving BRlinese still IN and virtually
unconquercd A. tAefe had been much sckless smour
and the commander ct The forces show
cd no disposition until further instructed BY the
governor general u anticipated that any additional
opersuons would be Tor the present suspended