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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks, s.. see Fourth Page.

FRIDAY Aug 3l-PM
There Is still much inactivity ia the Stock mar
ket, withou. any important change ia prices. Ths
general and great activity In business have
its effect upon the street although ssye thore Is no
symptom Of uprising Of the speculative spirit
Reading firm. The quantity OF Governments oher'
ing moderate and for the small amour,
Of business done at the Board 10 that there Is but
small amount Of stocks offering at present price,.
The Exchange market continues heavy, ard
the supply is rather large Sterling sias} Prsnc'
rs, but entirely nominal. The bulk OF the Fall i'm.
portations has been RENTED for.
Freights are still dull. Engagements tor 1000
bbls Flour at 9dels Cotton At 75c y bale ID y n
Desdweight Us 81 To Havre, &c o D Tor Cotton.
Within few days tbs attention OF Capitalists
has been drawn to Real Esta,e and purchase. At phi
yse sAle have been extensively made There large
portion Of our citizens who returning 70 the
City. who prefer this mods Of Investment and We look
forward 70 active business tor the AuctioneeTs In
whose department thsrs has been such apathy fora
very long period
The receipts At the Custom. House today were
s35j The receipt. At the Sub Treasury are sI5,.
OBJ. paymsats, s2,755 balance, t2,9sO635
The sales Of prints yesterday by Austens a
spicer reached 100 Thsse were OF the manu-
iacture Of Thomas Gamer Of New York and Joseph
hpxs Of Philadelphia. The whole sale went % q
sat'tsctory prices and msny duplicate lots DIS
posed o.
The Harlem Railroad Co. have decided 10 eI'
tend that road eighteen miles beyond Dover Plains
norihwsrdly. The Inhsbitsnts Of that section Of toe
state anxious 10 have the road extended and are
ready 70 mske liberal conway Of right Of way and
u subscribe freely the stock needed for this exien
| sion. The terminus then will be In manufacturing
district where large freight and passenger business
| will be added to the rosd
Il has been intended to run a locomotive over
the Hudson River Road from Thirty second o. 20
Peskskn u. morrow, but the road bed At sggyten
Devil Creek which had been brought up ths grade
has sunk again about foot. and hlns up VIII %
necessary some other portions Of the road also as
no, ready and 1t will probably be two o. three wee"
before the connection between the two places co"
pe,e
Mr. William c. Patterson has been e!ee'e'
President Of the Psnnsylvsnis Cenif. Railroad 'e'
| Mr.. nerrieh, resigned The contracts Tor inc CO"
struction Of this road from Johpsto"n 70 POM "
po.i;s Blsir.yi!ls are BE- given out N Oe'ooer'
The receipts Of the Vermont AMI hsissc"'
sets Road are increasing. Rev. Thomas "hi'e~~
has been chosen President, vice Mr.. Croker rsss
| Antbe Roads between New-fofk and -
ington show the effect OF the falling Cd in us'e'
.sou,nt uoon the prevalence Of Cholera. On 'ne
den and Amboy Railroad the falling OF Is % sro'' :
BE- a matter Of observation BY those resio's ~
line and on the Wilmington Road the ai''1''
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~ HARr's ysssTAsLy EXTRACT is the only rsmedy
hat can be relied 90 for ia- Of epilepsy falling
-c1ne.s stsncal it, sonygisious spasms &c Doctor
HAIRS Vegetable for sixteen yssrs has been es
81 by many who have suffered With this dreadful
disease and 10 every b.ss had fair Trial has
Effected perm aneni cure
M Stephen T. PrsGf, corner Of sxh-syenu- and wen
ty.xh-.t YORK states hat Ar. Chas n Boqghton.
member u his family been severely AFFLICTED with
epiepuc Its FOR many years, that he obliged reD-
sui.h hs business Having used Dr. HAIRS Vegetable
E1trset says Mr. Pratt be restored perfect
health and this city Tor the STATE Of Ono
BIS business.
Rev Mr.. smith, Rector u S. Peters Church, Spots
wood Jersey Who has been afflicted with epiepte
g.. Tor more han forty years that used Dr.
Hare Vegetable EIuset and hs health has been 20
much Improved hat he hopes By Divine blessing 10 have
% AZ.
C1rtss @ Msyberry Esc. formerly Postmaster Al Lime
Mis- Crawford Co. Pa now living "a Ene Co Pa stats.
for many years pssl DO hss been sorsy scted with
,ad DO q happy 10 stale that per.eyerng use
Of Or HAIRS Vegetable ExIset, has restored him q
.oere ssAfh. being entirely freed from hat Of al
diseases
Prepared BY 5. HART, N D Sew-York
A. 3 4 D Sands, corner Of fulton and William SIS
asenu, SeS-Yorx.
O. Thcmas, agent, lss Asinst Cincinnati Ono
For sale BY Drugsis< gensr.y. throug ko1 The Union
aus lsSWkslnDklneowW
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ANOTHER AND ANOTHER GALLANT SOLIDS
serN srAicKrN Down 1t becomes our painful duty
% chronicle the desih ,of the prevailing ePdeme) Of
All associate OF ours In the Florida campaign
Brevei MAJOR c. r. GATES. Of the sth Infantry, died
Al military post Fredericks5urgb, where be was
stationed on the 2sth ult after short illness, Of
Cholera
He was the son Of Col WIN. Gates. commanding the
81 T. : Artillery. and was a most gallant and proniis
ius Young orscer He bore very honorable and con
spcuous part in some Of the sevegest actions during
lie was one Of wes,Point's bright graduates he
len that valuable institution with great credit to him
sell in ls0 and after he graduated joined the
4th Infantry in Florida
About So OF lScs the 9Th Regiment ". added 10
the Amy and the ate Gen Worth placed N com n snd
81 Il into which young Gates Was prOmoted- 10 =
The regiment was ordered the norinfrn frontier VI
this state watch events there from thence Dsek 70
Forda and the gallant Colonel thereof charged Win
the prosecution 81 hosuAres % ne soa oi ihe
/ VA which hs steadily accomplished Daring ne
whole OF tn. time young Gates served Wita great IN
ersv 4nt distinction He remained with MS cofnn-n
| r Florida I'D 20 l-45 when he sccom panied his resi
meut 70 Corpus Chr.u the place designated for ne
rrreptrsuou OF the United states iQrccs designed u
act against Mexico. should the Government Dc 1fFen
a. he a., resort Ia settling s-zlrs sith that nation
1'ns sth formed conspicuous portion q hat lttle
amy s equal In point % military talent and ga antf.
~ is otcers tactical instruction, activity and zeal on
the part OF The soldiers has never been seen IN any
! service. -.
/ Young Gates bad the happiness 70 hsht IN the nrs
h.rt,, II and 9Th Nsy. n which be disuox li.eec
himself and severely wounded II tae second ne
-. De IA Pslmsl from which he recovered and lonee
tie army sgsu IA time 70 bear distinguished part
~ .,pfars u ths City Of Mexico for which ne re
| r.ivsa the most marked encomums from ne NAian
| ri ismsuted Worth under whose eye he served--
The loss Of such bright spirts, and 81 as une OF NE
| - n.svv strokes 70 oar devoted like army
He was born Ia Niagara \. Y. 10 l-l+, Consequent
wss BAT IS years Of age -
It's truly gratifying - state taAi o1I Seiii'o-
mains win his gallant Commanding Genera Noftn
sns those o. his late intrepid brother Dlnesn' "
fought with him 10 the opening battles O. ne AeNo@
Wa
Oar enierpTsinS and highly deserving ie.lo ei1er
Ar John Mace - Csrmincs - has been selected ,
the Committee - iuct the 0oscQules OF these os
entrusted 70 the hands q better msn.
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| Correspondence Of The Tribune
MAINE PAVILION Rockawsy, Aug. 30

Correspondence of The Tribune
MAEINK PAVILION Rockawsy, Aug 30.
Who desires q more glorious spot than this 70
see the gorgeous Summer die amid It's sunset cur
tains must be more fastdous about bis funerals
than To share the advantages and hospitalities
Of this place brings into vivid dstinctness the ab
sordi,y Of csreerng all over the hot and Gun baked
country in search of pleasure while it lies 80 cool
and fresh at our very doors.
But certainly Hiram Cranston has nothing to
COMPLAIN Of fortune. Few men are more widely
known in their spec,aiut than he and his fame
goes on every year increasing. II S house, whence
write Is sled with company apparently Sc
lected and matched with AS much care aud taste
a, the exquisite dishes on the table. The sea
bathing here 10 truly magnificent as al The world
Knows. and the addition OF suri-uuat, by which
t,e present season has been sigma lied, has been
the occasion Of a great deal OF additional iuh aud
endowment "a all parties. The routine OF q seclud-
ed wetering-place, with such attractions as are
clustered about Rockaway could never become
monolonous. aud read on every face al expires
son of sincere regret that the season IA 50 soon 70
come TO au end.
Asyet the number OF permanent visitors does not
fall of-and generally on Sunday the Transient
company fills up the house. One feature about
the Pavilion and II IL one which speaks much ~
favor of the manner Ia which this house has been
kept IS that the number OF families staying here
IL larger Ia proportion than at any other watering
place VA the country. a large number OF the lead
az families OF New York come here year after
wear and stay the entire Summer The facilities
II communication with the City enable gentle
men doing business In New York 70 reside here
With their families withost Inconvenience. To
make A visit one need not leave town until alter
business hours and can return the next morning
before 10 o clock. The Lone-lsland Railroad IS a
great boon 70 the seekers after health and recres-
ton at Hockawsy.
Old Ocean never was in better humor than he
las been this week, and the gentle and beautiful
msrmads who have sought his embraces, like a
v hole hock OF Venuses will return to town with
renew cd energies, To 90 through the round OF the
winter ssletes.
This ses-bsthiDg is certainly your great provoca
tive of appetite-one eats with perfect IMMUNITY
here that ia quantity or Mind would make IN town
"a case in ak hours-the invigorating 6reezes'
lie bathing, and the admirable CUISINE leave US no
| rcsson for anxiety as to what we shan est-ou'
oaly. under the promp,ings OF appetite, when We
| snail get II.
| Poor brickea-up, dust begrimmed hsbitues OF
| Wal-st aud Broadway, offer 10 you my sinceres'
| condolences. while the lresb air Is blowing my
| locks about my eyes and the dinner bell Is sending
10 glad sound TO my ears $
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The Queens visit 20 ireland has terminated with the
same enthusiastic dehsh, with which IL commenced
Tier Majesty sitter visiting the Duke Of Leinster ~
Carlton on the 10Th inst returned 10 Dublin and then
proceeded 10 Kingston. where she embarked IN the
evening The farewell OF the Dublin folks seems 70
have been Of m Il animated and chivarous character
The Queen acknowledged the testimonials Of Loyalty
EXPRESSED BIZ the multifudes who witnessed the EN-
barkstion with more than accustomed warmth. she
waved her handkerchief 10 token OF the Satisfaction
che experienced and again and sgAiu wss the royal
standard lowered the signal Of her acknowledged
Of me parting reception She had experienced. The
regal entry into Glasgow took place on Tuesday lie
authorities presented the accustomed Address and TIE
Scotch showing a. much enthusiAsm AZ The Irish
The Telegraph broke down before our message was
complete and We could get no more last night II
stopped in the Hungarian news. and as our readers
will notice before that was half told
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BY SPECIAL EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH
tn THE TRIBUNE PROM HALIFAX
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Proge.. of The War.

The accounts from V.enns are q much interest ne
entrance d he Hen gsans from Coorn INTO ksA2 3
fully confirmed. sne ;hey only aiaer a. . ihe ooa5
cn -. occurred In or lesr Rsa5 y ne NssJ AZ
The greatest alarm as excited II Fienns sna ffe'
burg b. ne news Of the advance Of TIE hlAs AZ as
whose outpost. are ssid % have sPPeared ~
berg Al the troops which could possibly De- spared
from Vienna were Immediately desPstehed ~ rsi.'Ay
70 Presbgrs and j, Il sad that many o. ne 'o.'s''
who were raw recruits Jeff Hin Very great discourage
n.ut and relactsncs 70 march. continued oa'i-e Oh
he 20 24,h and 18th at took place between the Au''
.sn. and Hungsnsns near Mskoo. 90 re eii BANK q
the ss Il seems that after The o,tre 6orgey a'iiea
s. position. ard TIE Russans, good deal cut up oi-
Owed hlsn-but where tie Hungarian s does not aP
pear very clear while his enemies here After maien
Of great danger and difficulty. crossed The Insiss and
have taken ID position near the banks Of the Ngred
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~ That the NEws yKOn EUROPE Is less fall
10 our columns tsis morning than the curiosity
Of COR readers must desire is due 70 the refreshing
rain In connection with which the air was % sur.
charged with electricity that the telegraph could
not operate. Unfortunately, 10 making up the
dispatch. our agent put the news from Hungary,
which every one il waiting for with intense
anxiety, after matters Of comparatively triang
Importance, which we might have dispensed with
without mormur
VIVA, intelligence there 10 from Hungary is not
favorable 10 the Magyar. battle 10 said 70
have taken place between G6rgey and Psskie-
witch. on the banks of the Ssj6, near Miskolez,
which lasted three days, and ended with the " it'll
drswsl Of Gorgey from the 6eld Of battle. The
report ia TOO imperfect 10 reason upon IN any de-
tail as 10 the state Of the war, bat yet fit IL true
il shows that the Hungarian General has been
defeated. We trust that the arrival Of the mai
may change the aspect Of the matter; but 4 It %
not there is no reason for the friends Of Hungary
70 be detected. The war Is one IN which there
must be reverses there were such In our war Of
Inde pendeBce; and yet Washington aud the
American people were not conquered. Kossoth
and the Hungarian people will also no. be con
qoered This s our hope aud faith
IL il rumored that Bavaria is about 20 send
5000 men 10 the help Of the Austnans This
indicates snything but that overweening conf
dence with which the imperial allies opesed the
present campaign. Experience evidently fslshes
their snticip stions Austria does not ask for more
help 10 this war without good reason.
A scene mas taken place in the French Assem-
bly, no less disgraceful than those which from time
10 time, occur IN oor Congress. One member has
struck another on the floor Unlike the procedure
usual at Washington, both were at once taken
into custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-01

THE CUBAs ExPEDuiON-ihe N0bus Heraid
and Trbaus Of the 80 speaking In relation 20 the ren
iezvous oil large band OF Suspicious characters ~
Round Island opposite PAscsgouls, says Nothing .
known here the public, except that some 900 or so
men have been rendezvouscd upon Round Island u
il understood also they arr entirely without arms
sud ammunition and last information represented
them a. almost destitute Of provislous, much So in
deed that they have killed al the cattle on that and
the boring island and had forciby taken al the
stores from the lighthouse keeper Al PAscskoUls Il
was feared they would become sti more ls~less and
IN their extremity Of hunger ravsge the coast 20
lar a. We can lesrn TIE themselves are totally L.
nOraur OF ln-ft Ds4n snrollraanf- they
were paid so each with promise OF an additional
bounty and Al the termination Of the expedition, are
to receive e. 900 each This Is the current report
hereaoOuts.
There a. without doubt something IN the vino, and
the Government i probably II possession o. M esdns
facts A. east We infer 81 iror the proHpness Win
which 10 has moved 70 countersct the project wnste
il may be. The u. :. slooP OF war Albany, Il haeg
ley comm snder, arrived % Pascsgoula % Tuesday
afternoon 10 keep watch the movements VI tness
men Other vessels OF tie Gull squadron ~ere, ~
earn detailed for the service, oli tney lad sar-
from Pensacola before The orders reached tnefe-
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SvrExios CoVKr-Sp ecial Term-Beiore Judge
Mason Kdtrard 2 { Jadsox Thomas b Pdffi'oH -
Two sus Tor libel entered In shs case one for ms.
contained Ia hook purporuug 10 DC me ne OF Nea
Runtine and he other IN shoW-oA posted round the
Ciy announcing said book $50 application for iulluc
restraining defendant from ffthei sslns Nendlne
90 disposns OF sad ee.s - nl.osuo s,s g., 40
haboas CoypHs-A VIII was sued out on application OF
Nancy Parker, repairing WiiASm Aeho~ 20 pfoaaee ne
he uuiusly deiAus &c. Ills reIuruaole 70 day
Dess,ca Bossos W Ferr1s o4'eH Acton 10
snow cause hy the judgment catered by confession IN
scion, and all subsequent proceedings should DC sci
aside.
AIT q grocery store immediately opposite On Ars y
crrcudaaI While under The nhoenee % nne mn
~ breaking The and head, wool On cure OF W.
5.n which WAS on the outside OF piAuufs store for
gn and Al O'Clock next morning. being .uii UNDER ne
nHaenee Of eaor attacked sisn.H 'v A1 ~ .sos.
house when plsinut sgrecd 10 seize nc ulN'ei w -
AID tool note 10 that eject psysoie ~ * n,.s
7.e Police Justice however IN The morning io>h re h'
nxav FROM paiutf and destroyed II saying me Seieil
ant was not IN 81 coudluon 10 % business 49,
t1an eonmencrd civil s1 against dcienaAnt 20 &c .u
nm pless ard obtained Al order TO- his srresi And ihe
I.I sx,d - >0 When arrested and taten o. ne once
al attorney of painld he gave confession 81 lel '
~ si-5 ~. COAT in settlement oi the suii dong
In the manner prescribed ~ sec mons ~ - .. .-o w.
.ateort.ine confessions OF judgment without action
Norcr /. maze on nfdsvit TO sci The judgment and ex
ecauou aside. defendant saving ~nen nc ~
Judgment be Was mach Sarmed and .Nei'-s, 49, ~ -
egs advisers and Ignorant % ne .esa eleS' u *
| PAPER. ke
His Honor yud 20 Nason deciding the application gave
4
PIE 70 10 be according he % Eas Nni sna u'
country which i donc away by The Coce, lhai pes
silent % ne s4oecl mai confession Of Judgment give
by ceirndan ony valid hen there present ~ as %
hNh as les. adviser, attorney ai-iaw, named a.
chosen BY himself, also ths sections OF re Coc'
rele upon N THIS refer ouy coufe OF ud
leut on money cue. become du@ OF u guarantees
| san IN trespsss
| Jud gnent and execution SCI aside. Win SO costs
Firr,t a Ias~aAlss Lloyd Hlaoocx -PAirur se.
lar rrc~.ver o. small smoOat u properly disclosed B,
defendant Ga bcug brought Gp anoer sd secuon Tx
| Amended Code Aher execution bad been returned u
1 -Anstct
TIE Court suggested that The expense Of rceivesh
would consume nearly al the property, and he bette
Wv ~roQa be e issue rev execution. Win an order
me Court to defend awe up he properly" aieh ss
1 ecsnou adopted. -. .,.....-. 81. ...
,.ns. nv an Injunction shoult not ee sfarea ~ et'
sIaos ~ he eealse e. OF Tie complaint are denied NJ
| discharged and injunction denied
Crxcrtr CoVkr-Tbe Court will be held 10 ne Sfee-'
| res- roOu commencing on The tfs, NcndV -.
l NJ AIRY cause will Dc taken up the nrst wr~s IS
Wi ~ devoted 70 the oyer snt Ternncr ard peex
Motions noIeed FOR Saturday,, lst viii be heard o~in
| the week
~ The LINN Pioneer, edited by George Brad
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The Rsp-.Bli> comments the sane AGAR as follows
Rain AT PhiladeIphia-Loco Nomination
Markets.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Aug


PHILADELPHIA Friday, Aug 81.
Summer IS sh0wery and s1ltry a. she leaves ne
70 dsy but leaves the well washed for the open
in9 Of the fall season tomorrow.
The Loco Conference mas nominated DR.. Ihom. g.
Buntus tor Register OF wills There 10 nothing oi In.
terest stirring day.
There i some ittle inquiry for rour FOR export but
r-ire. Are unchanged Sales of 50 10 ZOO bhls fresh
round AIS N. IS the attsr price for choice brands
and some hafbbls a. 81. for fair For city consumption
there moderate demand 81 previous rates small saes
on rive our 3 Is pr bb The market continues nar-
II Corn Meal Grsn-So csange 10 Wheti iufinsf sAss
Of GOOD red Att o4.s o5 pr bu.he ard D. u Tor
white Rye scarce aud no sales have been reported
Com Bu itle coming 10. sales Of yellow 81 a q es
Osfs are steady sales Of 50 bush prime Penna. Al -
cs and cargo Of Southern % cls per bush WHISKY
n good demand = cts IN bis The MARKET nearly
bare Of hhes ~,
sAlE % srocEs-FIff Boavd-sioo Harrisburg RR
Bonis g.. 81 u Kent Bsns leo; 81 Reading, ~ Iol
Penn o.. ~. 5000 40, ., SIT 100 do. a.
second Beard is Penn Bank, los 3 900 Tenn Bonds
STINT Jan JAY IS rs Che. De- 81; sl,7o Whining
ton 81 3 Penu Bank. 81 900 feun 81, 81 MANU-
N-cn Bank 81 80 Read, IT,
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b0sroN. Frlls5f n. - - =
rs The arrival " the Bark A.! fleAsll--,
~ ave sdsices from the Caps Of Goo1 nope % ne
ii - 80 which sailed from 5ernlls some ru-e
- NJ the patriot Michel OF ooEc, hsa rot AZ
-i-a1 VIXEN TIE Pickering Elk
Tie greatest eXeiiernrni continued 2 Ple'A-sa u
- r.-r--nrrent c-acers bad res snec and those
- slea their places we're ssiacks1 y mob And
their houses destroyed
he military we're called out and 'eTeral % ne
-s1.sr. sounaed before they could Be osPersed
Il 4. -o1snt that when the ccnvic. Tesse- arrives
there vi be serious troubles
ma P brings az lions and ole rsrr
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A WHEELER.


y COrland-st Se~York and 81 sogth-slxthst
Pnade pna, has sst issued ns Fail Fashions for gentle
meas wearing apparel for he Fs aud inter Of s4s
le5 pon presenting patrons and friends with The
fa Fzshons beg 10 state that entire change
nas been adopted 10 The g-iuug up Of the plate which
makes 10 both useful srd Ornamental a. the con-
Izning many 6gures Than any Of my former WORKS
The book IL sso enlarged and enbelhsh. with hsqres
And drafts Ior eut1ns saa aee0Epsnied " pattern
Trade. before supplying themselves this fan 10 examn
what ODER you you nay be better pleased and save
o., 90 postpaid orders A. wHEELER Reporter,
srG "a tCortand-sl Esw-Yorx
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A. the act sitting but during an Incidental dis
cus.ion arising out Of application 20 prosecute t"o
representatives. for sedtous hbes published IN tne
provinces elderly mem Der, " 1asuer' IN Pers'ne
s',.-cstiop called Pierre Bonaparie im0ecs upon
which the Presidents cousin struck ~ CASTER Dlg~
Loo the isce violent Conversation succeeded aud N
Dupin ordered them into custody This great scandal
In an Assembly which 10 was hoped would exhibit an
example Of moderation % the world, has created
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