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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-15
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alles Gtsentbuin in biefem Staate aaeb
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gen Nuslesuns folber Utietben befaste
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biefelbe perfpn bereebnet ,phrpe nit
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bas Sane felbif uup aufbie 1T Der pprz
bsfasten Wliette rprbebaltenen 9sente.
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Seetion pes leet porber9enannten 2(fts
unb Der 8. Ssetipn bes sufdelieben
22!!etS bier;u, paf1frt Den %. Sebruar
1S4S, Die niebt tibereinifi,nn,snb init
ben Dprfebrua9en bierpon flnp,- biers
NIT tpiperrufen flup.
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Eraft ppr nnb naeb ber pa0irun9.
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Spreder oes 0aafes Der 9leprdien:anten.
Brewster Nanball,
Spredsr bes Senat6.
WdrS 19, 1S49.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-15
DRS. .. SHELL g. y. lsTEsZ

k EEP on hand Homeopathic Books and Med
AA icines for sale, viz:
Real Lexicon, Symp,omen- Codex, Hahna-
mans Works, Hulls Jahr, Hull's Laurie, Rouff's
Reperory, British Journal, Homeopathic Exams
iner, Har,man's Iherapie, Hening's and Hem
pers Domestic Physicians, Gunther's Veterinary
(Faniery) for horses, cattle, sheep, &C., with
books OF more than forty authors, Homeopath-
ic Medicine.
April IL, lS49. 40-if.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-15

DIS. .. SE--L & !. NIIESZ,
Ebf long experience and observation, know that
~ Homeopathic preparations of mineral and
herbal virtues are very effectual in chronic or
acute diseases, and will be attended to by d.
Shell as travelling and J. Niesz as local practi-
TONERS
Residences-D. Shell ] mile North, and ].
Niesz a miles Southwest, cf Canton.
April l2. 1849. 40-lf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
TELEGRAPHiC INTELLIGENCE.

Canadian AHairs-The British American
League-Addresses to the Govcrnor-rhe
Anniversary OF the Battle of Waterloo
Singular Policy OF the Government-Psb-
lie Feeling, &c.
MONTREAL, June 10, 1872
The British American League numbers thirty
six branches in various parts of the two provinces
The organization of the association is pro-
gressing is said to be with the view to the union of
party upon certain to be recommended to the
Provincial Parliament.
The League, you already understand opposed to
the Rebellion Losses Bill. The government continues
to receive addresses from country parishes Habit
been for the insults to his Excelle.cys person by
outraged people, these addresses have been
presented. An now regret the circumstance, has
only strengthened the rebel paying party.
The Governor still remains at Monklands.
Our city continues perfectly tranquil If the next
steamer brings that her Majesty approves of pay
ing rebels there is knowing what will be the result
The usual anniversary of the battle of Waterloo did
not take place to-day
The troops in garrison have been practising and
firing for the last two days
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
MONTREAL, June 20, 1S49.
Yesterday being the anniversary of the memorable
battle Of Waterloo is understood that grand mill
tary review would Off but the astonishment of
expectants, it was announced that it postponed
ana the assigned that the civil government
had considered it dangerous to leave the city unpro
eced. 1t is also stated but caunot believe 1t to be
true though it generally believed that it is thought
it might be offensive to the feelings Of the French
Canadians to celebrate Of England greatest VIC
tories the armies of France AS may be supposed
it has caused much excitement. 1t is generally be-
Heved that for high treason will be
made this week.
The government have disbanded the 100 additional
foot police and these ruans have gone away vowing
vengeance at their mployers.
Lady Lambeon will leave shortly for England.
The English has not produced any apparent
excitement. The advices by the next steamer it is
thought, will be of more interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 90, 1sfo.
The steamers news has unsettled the market for
flour and we have no change to notice In quotations,
which nominally the same.
BUFFALO June 81 1919.
Receipts within the past "a hours Flour 900
barrels; wheat. 300 bushels: III 600 do Flour
was inactive the receipt of the steamers news having
had a tendency to dcpress prices The market closed
dull Mt 50 18N 81 rs Corn-Sales of 600 bushels
were made at 42c. 43c. There change In other
grain Frsights were easier by canal to Albany aud
flour could be engaged at 5Sc wheat at 1sc; and
at Ice.
MONTREAL, June 10 1910.
The best -four is quoted at els 3D. ashes, 2Ss, and
lard, AID. Freights are lower.
ALBANY. June 20. 1st9.
Receipts by canal within the past "a hours:Flour,
1900 bills: corn As 600 bushels. The receipt Of the
steamers news unsettled the market for -four. and
sales were light mt about the quotations OF yesterday
Sales Of 2 200 bushels good Gepcsce wheat were made
at 1919. Corn-Saies OF $4,000 bushels were made, in
GLIDING Western mixed. at 81 Soc. and good yellow
at co . Gle. No change in rye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
The Cholera In the yyest--ExtraortiInary
Incident, sc.

Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 20, 1S40.
The nterments in nine cemeteries yesterday,
90, of which 81 Of death by cholera.
mott singular case, and which, but for the most
FORUM ate circumstance, would have been horrible in
the extreme occurred here during the last three days.
Miss Taylor was taken sick with cholera, on
Sunday. 1t supposed that she had died. Her
brother insisted that she should not be buried until
the next day. On Monday, while the funeral prepa-
ratons in progress she suddenly revived and
bids fair to recover.
The sickness is increasing on the Missouri river.
The steamer Amelia is reported to have laid up ct
Parkersve all hands being sick with the cholera Tho
river is steadily rising.
Much damageh has been done at st. Joseph's by high
water.
The weather is excessively
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21

LATE FROM MONTREAL We learn by telegraph
that The British American League is growing in
strength daily and now numbers thirty.six branches
Their intention Is to agtate for farther alterations of
the colonial laws II by the next steamer It Is
tanned that the Queen sanctions tn. rebellion losses
bill decisive steps will be taken, and will probably be
renewed. The Governor Is at homeland and u look
ed upon prisoner there. The military have been
engaged in ball practice for the last ten days. The
aunvcsry Of the battle Of Waterloo has not boon ce
ebgated. Ersaing Paper,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
Alexander Jones not to he Hanged.

ALBANY, June 20-41a P. NJ.
deputation from the city of New York, consisting
of John Jay, ESQ., Mr. Van Welt, and Gen Walbrdye,
waited on the Governor this morning, to urge the par
don or communication of the punishment Of Alexander
Jones "a negro) who recently convicted Of arson,
and condemned to death. The committee were sus-
tanned by petition signed by the officers of many in
surance companies, well other citizens. The
Governor has yielded to the prayer and committed the
sentence to imprisonment for life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
Appointments In the Navy Department. ana
Pension Office.

WASHINGTON, June 20, 1S49.
1t is said that Purser William Sinclair who has been
stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard for long time,
and who is of the Oldest (of ran in the service
is to be placed at the head Of the Clothing and Equip
ment Bureau.
James Howard, Of Cincinnati formerly Senator in
the Ohio Legislature, has been appointed to prncipa
clerkship in the Pension Office Salary, 81, 400.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
The Cholera at Philadeiphia--Loss by Fire
The Weather, &c.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1910.
Three cases Of cholera, and two deaths, have been
reported during the last twenty -four hours
The weather is very warm-the thermometer having
reached go to-day.
The loss by the fire at Dyotts glass works $4,000.
There was insurance.
young man named Brown was drowned to-day,
while bathing at the Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
Sailing of the Eur0na.

Bosror, June 90, 184S.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa sailed this day at
noon for Liverpool ria Halifax with $50 pa ,sengers for
the former port and for the latter. Among tho pas
sepgers for Liverpool Joshua Bates Esq, OF the
house Of Barring Brothers and Mr. Healy, the artist.
The Europa carried no specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
Death Of General Bellsnap, &c.

BosroN, June 20, 1S49.
General Belknap the great railroad contractor whose
illness has been previously mentioned, expired yester
day noon
case Of cholera reported in this city this morn
ing, but 1t is incorrect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21

CALIFORNIA AND THE GOLD DIaoIScs.-We pub
ish to-day, exclusively, the most singular, valua.
BILE, and interesting statement about the gold mines
OF California, that hasy yet appeared in anyjournaI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21

SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP HERMANN. - The
steamship Hermann, Capt. Crabtree sailed yes
terday noon for Southampton and Bremen She
took out 81 passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21

MISREPRESENTATION ExposED-TnE CUBA CUES
TIoN.-The North Carolina Standard, or North
Carolina Eagle, or some sheet of some such name,
circulating In some township in the interesting
State OF North Carolina, is very busily engaged in
abusing Mr. Reynolds on account of the expose
which he made of the intrigues about gaining pos
session Of the island of Cuba on the part of Great
Britain, to which were among the first to direct
public attention, and which very naturally excited
marked attention on both sides of the Atlantic.
Mr.. Reynolds was so unfortunate as to give offence
TO the highly respectable individual at the head of
the legation to which he was attached, because he
happened to exercise little common sense and
sagacity. Hence the assaults of the Eagle or
Standard, whatever it Is called, in North Caro-
lima, and which we would not notice at ALL were it
not for the purpose of contradiotng most fla
grant falsehood which this village print has perpe-
lrated. in the following tems:-
Again to the story about the Cuban negotiations
the public may feel some surprise to learn that this
too, was the dream Of Mr. Reynolds dstempered ina
ginatisn. When his successor, Mr.. Sawyer arrived
bearing dispatches. he found Mr. Reynolds at Madrid,
and the Minister and the Court at La Grange. Mr..
Reynolds proposed to Mr. Sawyer to suffer him to open
the dispatches which being declined he sagely con-
cluded they must be important, and hence his conjec
ture about Cuba. As to the letter In the Nep York
Herald to which he refers authority, it is well
NJ n1mSeII eltner wrote IL or
caused it te be written The artifce of its date aud
his departure Is too shallow to deceive one for
there personal illusions Ia that letter to the Minis
ter and Secretary which could have been known only
to himself and besides one attached to the corps
but MIR Reynolds could have had the meanness to
fer to the present Secretary in the terms therein used
This is all wroDg-pure fabrication We give
the most direct contradiction to the assertion that
Mr.. Reynolds was the writer of the letter in ques
ton, which appeared IN our columns In fact, the
whole tenor of the article in the North Carolina
paper betrays the secret of its publications.
squabble between the two officials, the minister
and the secretary. We Go not care straw about
their private griefs, and animosties, and rivalres
but we do care something for justice and truth;
and therefore, once for ALL declare the statement OF
this Carolina newspaper, which we have extracted,
to he entirely without foundation. AS for Mr..
Reynolds he is competent to take care OF his own
regulations and from the evidences with which he
has already furnished the public Of his intelligence
and manliness, he WILL we rather think, be quite
match for his present antagonists. With respect
TO the Cuba question, it is not likely that it is to
be 20 readily disposed Of as certain of these wise
acres would seem to imagine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
Markets.

LoNpoy MoNrr MARKEr, Friday, Two O'Clock, June
S-The message ofthc French President has not had
the slightest effect the market tor public securities
day alternately buyers and sellers ut DIX the rbree
per Cents reduced 904 90, the Three. a. q nartcr
per Cents s0H j. Bank Stock 1881 g. Exchcquer bills
AIS. and lndia Bonds ELS 7os. pm.
There has not been much doing in the foreign stocks
up TO the present time Mexican bonds have been
at Zos4 TO "a, ex coupons, and 2s2 with coupons Pc
Iuvan -Four per Cents 54 Spanish Three per Cents 33
Belgian 1eI. Dutch Two-and-a-IIalf per Cents 80 u
and the -Four per Cent Certi6ca 76
No change has taken place in the Railway Share
Market.
Quarter before three-Consols for Account 91s s..
BANK OF ENGLAND.
An account pursuant to tho Act 18th and Sth Victora
cap. 80, for the week ending June ID
ISSUE DHPARrMESr.
Notes Issued INo3,565 Government Debt. Gil Gl5 100
Other securities, 100
Gold Coin and bull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
Shining IntalliRenceA

SULLIVAN, Me- juno DO 1919.
SaIcdSohr Olive Branch Clark with
5 Dry Dock, Drcoklyn, NYork consigned to VIM Mo-
ALPINE. .
FRArxroRr, Me, Juno 20 Is4a
Sailed-Sehr Capius -. with cut granite, for the
Dry Dock, Brooklyn, NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
The Weather In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE June 20, 1S49.
This has been the warmest day of the season The
thermometer, in the shade, was up to SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
James n1cHenry,s Circular.

LIVERPOOL, June 3, 1919.
The sales of bacon reach an average no alteration
in value can be quoted the market is weak.
Beef goes off quietly.
The transactions in pork are unimportant-prices
nominal il buyers Of quantity could bs had a con-
siderable reduction would be conceded.
Cheese winds up badly few parcels in second hands
being unsuitable at anything like the price paid for
it to the importers.
Good hams better sale other sorts are without
fixed value.
Shoulders steady.
Lard is again dull
There is fair inquiry for grease butter.
The Irish markets have not been able to meet the
prices Of Indian lately ruling hero The denan
throughout the week has been slow. Indian meal
scarce but not higher There is but little doing in
wheat flour.
SAIunDAY-11 A. NJ
No new features to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
u he Nicaragua Route from the Atlantic to
the Pacific.

From the London Times. June
The news by the lat West ludia steamer Indicated
the extent to which the Junction the Atlantic yitb
The Tactic by the Nicaragua route has become An oh
iect and the keebn.ss which an,
TACT l. appreciated That " England be not disposed t
any step. for All Jriu s .scry ca.
qouf age Ient to such ut parties may be
active hen four mont bs back attention hrst
called to the subject, there assent
but ais its aud
the blow which the Sput of adventure
bas received in this county, there heemeI an ,st
Glance that the proposed achievement gut yet BE- ~
reserve fer US. One thing however cer'ai. tbtt
without security that fruits at whatever aght
for the future embark either his hopes
az any part OF Spanirh America rhr cooperation OF
our own government Therefore, either alone IN
binBton with Others ess.utial add 20 Obtain sucn
cooperation in the midst of present distractions OF
Europe would probably have been impossible. Je tD,s
a. IL may, nothing done The Minister from Nj
cstagua was Itre az the time aud b. Is Sd. pre-
pared 90 conceoe mignt have DgI required.
Since then New fork eDtei prse ma promptly taken
the natser up and ht petty Sfats ~ Nicnpga Jnishy
orJ9ncying she holds nt 6eg ~ fc must taorInt hdnSH
an ne iro'id mas Tern attempting he appre
fotsO7l ~ ~ Oy econfdgutg gu rtrd
ard also by insisting tt- 4lsd ReHts. \
Dir Brown. from New ioik ha. offered not only Ia
construct road upon RECEIVING the cyncessiou merely
of rights Of toll for forty ytar but NJ the
promote Intervention GA tue rt al his country be
England anu Nicaragu he qucsttol a..
boundary OF The Territory Ut the KI0g Of ,io.quibJ
adding also what world oe Of more Consequence pro
lHai "a furnish Plum fur tns tSpruse- of Nic4a
guam envoy TO abingdon. And 10 sJJD-r had ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
ChoIern at Snrntogn.

NEwBURG, June CO. 1S40
We learn that John Warren Carpenter Esq, At
torney and Counsellor at Law died at Saratoga Springs
of cholera on Monday the 18th inst He the only
of Benjamin Carpenter Esq of this place. and aged
| Q wears
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
S,l38 bales

SI36 bales.
Ashes Exceedingly dull since last report and
holders being influenced by the fresh supplies expected
from the United States, DESTROYS OF dsposng of
their stock aud would submit to slight reduction in
prices We have no sales to report. New York pot
ash is nominal at 5lf, and pearlash at SAT Casan ut
4gf, but sellers would be easily found under these
rates. Stock Of potash hand about $50 bbls Amer
lean 60 bbs Casan. We have pearlash in FIRST
hands We have received IS bbls. potash from
New York per Splendid. Lard-Completely neglect
ed the great heat Of the reduces
sumption Our stock IL valued at 900 to 900 bbls
American. We have received 200 bbls per Splendid
from New York Oil Whale oil is rising gradually,
particularly for sales to arrive. 100000 xii in port
found buyers at 40 to 40f 900 and 2l00 900 4f 25c
to 43f soc per fifty xii duty paid Nothing whatever
in palm oil; have arrivals to signalizc. Salt
pere alteration snce last: the remainder of
the cargo of the Argo FROM Calcutta does not exceed
seventy tens one hundred and fifty four tons hav-
ing been sold before the arrival Of the ship.
Rce-This article continues neglected. We have only
duty paid Superior descriptions would find buyers at
quotations. but ordinary qualities are quite neglected
Our stock is valued at 500 terces American comprising
S9 terces received this week from Charleston by Sarah
Sheafe and $40 tierces per Splendid from New York
Our supplies in East India amount to 5000 bags.
Whalebone-This article remains under the influence
Of a considerable stock. The sales effected 5000
xii, (,ghtly damaged) at 1907 per 80 Kill duty paid.
Our stock from rs 600 to 900 Kill rates nominal at
21Of to 215f for Americana and 200f 2l0f for French
bone. We have received so bundles from New York
per Splendid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
The Cholera In Cincinnati, &c.

CINCINNATI, June 90, 1S49.
There were forty.fve interments reported in this
city during the twenty four hours ending at to-
day-of which thirty-fve were cases of cholera One
cemetery is not reported.
Business Is dull-and the weather very warm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21

Fire In PhiladeIphia-The Weather.
PHrLApELPHtA, juno 20, 1910.
Dyotts extensive glass works were destroyed BY ars
last night The loss is considerable.
The weather La intensely hot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
TEE VERY EATEST.

Our latest telegraphc despatch is dated at London,
at IL A. NJ on Saturday, the 9th inst 1t reads as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
messrs. Brown, shipIey e Co.'S. Circular.

LIVERPOOL, June 8, 1919.
The improved tone of the cotton market at the close
of last week has been followed by very active de-
msnd this week both from consumers and spectators
and the common and middle qualities have advanced
I'D per ID, from the lowest point Fair and good
qualities have also improved but scarcely TO the
extent The sales for the week ended this day amount
to 1880 bales of which "a 900 put down specu
lators, an 500 for export and the American descrip
tions consist of ~ 1870 Upland at 3sd a56d 80 02O
Orleans at 31ad cd; II 500 Alabama and Mobile, at
3bd. 4Id; and $50 Sea Island, at I'd a l3d per To-
The official quotations 11ad for fair Uplands 4sd
for fair Mobile, and 47Sd for fair Orleans and for mid
ding from AKA 49sd. per Id Later accounts from
market, and the trade with Germany seems to dud
standing the difficulties arising from the hostties and
blockades in the north of Europe The promising
prospects for the crops of grain have also favorable
tendency.
The corn markets very dull, and declining under
the influence of the particularly fine weather for The
growing crops and the recent import Of canal
flour being mostly Of an inferior quality, has in
instances been forced off at the reduced price of 20s
Sd per Dbl though really good parcels of previous i'm
port. and Philadelphia and Baltimore, may still be
quoted at Z2s cd. 23s Ohio 23s cd 2iS per Dbl
For Indian also the demand has fallen off bat the
stock j. not large and the quotations "a 365 Cd.
per quarter for common white TO the best yellow but
the future value Of this article here depend
mainly the prospects and result OF the crop of po-
tatoes
Turpentine in limited demand aud the last sale
ported at 6s. Cd per cwt and of common Ameri-
few hundred barrels have been disposed of
this week, at 2s cd 2s. sd. per cwt