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~ ~ sns.y.'s u d. bad. famous Hor-oes'tc
Pls u charcoal snt .slpLsf made DO Calcsso sao~.
maj they COZ a. morpLns The eEpo.ur- 80 .4gsr.4.
aus A. we p1bAsl~s 10 hs psger n.ny ro1ia. SO t.s
adsson u prominent homeopathic i9c.or of il.scfY.
nal sy .onges S4ve tlsf ne8.cl-s la to1l-o9silt
Does Sunday Dlsgslll
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Lo-rsvr-Ir Y -n1Ay Jay
Ian glad 70 5e abe g arno-nre irst nen'y
Cay 3 entirely vel
Cas..as u Cay is Slowly recovering e 20 IS
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az Ttltcs,ps 70 rsE SEw.yuak TRIBUNE
H.nr CLAY. Health. Ae.

- For teexrsphie aisPstches received Y en- 'of
Evsz.ns Ed.-or y.s,erssy 80 Firsi Psse
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market- --. AIM --Ts'-yf '--y - u
Rssagfs sittiE RE p,lf - A0rrs - FLOUR.
90. .1ls NHEAr 30o0 5lshs-s CoES, 1900 DO
ln FLora taers is god business a9-nz. sn1 80 no
tce ..es u So ssls a. ysstefisys g-otators OATS
sonurus baoy1l,-ine trsnsscuons rssct4ne 1000
o1she.s a. &c WHsxT hss szA-n advanced and
ssle. q % 5s-A prime we're made a. Zc
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A1BAxr Tuesday July 10 ? n.
The report Il the board OF Health today IS
81 zht cases and two deaths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

REcEPrioS ~ FATHEE MATHEw-The gres.
Apostle o; TemPersHoe having signiaed By e,,er 70
Is H9uor Mayor Copeland lat Be had Exed uDon
this 10y Tor Es viss - Brooklyn tie Common Couu-
G.. all bold special meeting a. oc.ock ms after.
noen for iae PurPose q receiving him 10 suitable
msn5er Re ~ b escorted iroln Fs.toa Ferry By tee
Tempersace ,ocistes Of tie ety and upon his arrival
a. The Hal 1e waited On By depataton from he A..
dernen, ~to VII tasn take am IN charge An opDor.
tzniry VII taen PROBABLY Be- Afforded - lno.e Nho
WsA for a. intFodEcuoO u TIE sstrous zuest Of te
city % take an y iAe hs1d, and AL dou ,ses. be
embraced By lsrge portion Il he eluze,s
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
yEw-YoRK. WEDNESDAY. JULY u.

THrs-~r ~ -HE CcrSTET-Pers7 ~1sH-ss 70
DArrr IH1.r~r sz---z tae-s -s-PorA-y sasen7@ ffo1
tse C.iy -.y hare . seai O. ,1s y Fsy1s ~ 'eni'
pe- e III = t1e o11e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

FisuNs BssEs-Tte Steamer B4s..o erolsli 10 1a
ely over lafee i1oasan1 fsh. TIE .srge.i gsr r-fs
b.acsasa. Of which Neis tei oser.4 pol1l. So
caves for Le sane sroand MS morla.. f,se slf-r
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

MaRlsE PAviLIoS. RocEAwAY-This Is the
tenth season that The popular Craastou has opened
ms delightful house. and rs attractions only ap-
sear t. Increase ~ the en- oymerl u them
'srge number Of cur lesd.ns families are settled
.here tor tie season, and sc ioub; j Any water
.ug place 'n tie country presents So large hum
Der Of fashionable aud wealthy visitors. 10 pro
portion % ihe whole number present. IS R0cka
way. Tic inc-ease of vi..t.rs Cd ate yesfs has
rendered 70 necessary 90 hsse enlarged scc'mno.
iato.s AL accordingly NJ. Crsnstou has ha.lt
,vo beauiI.l. cottages o. rs grounds and has tsi
o.aus made fog seve-a more. Among the resi-
deaf visitors are tie Lsngions. Slydsms, Jones
" titDcys. Ast1rs Whites. Il mes, Stewards. and
others o.. the .eadug isshioaabrs Of the City
NJ whore can deishs'u' society. saltwater bath
iug cool breezes All the Charms Of ise table. BE-
enjoyed 10 greater perfection thaa ~ RockGvsy
TIE suri bathing nvi-orates the body and creates
ST. appetite which sometimes AIRY appals the
-icf Il -4isins.
The cars Of the Long Island road take the
visitor 70 Jsmsics, where STAGES are always IN
<slt.ar, ard after pleasant rids Of sbou, Sd bo1r
ard halt heis aided on the broad poriioo Of the
pavilion, after which everything may be trusted
sitl entire confidence = IT, care OF The ab.qal.
2. Us Crsnston.
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rS- Ne~fors Cemetery ,or ne Poog- Lo,s s1iy
81 for ne prss~1t As-rf. 9r-e 60 tle sts q 0,,
80 Bfo.1~sy e. ls Brsncl Poet C.-cs .e-l la-seli'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

TIE best FL0rE IS quoted rs -. AID POI
AsHEs - a. FEEIGHrs - Liverpool . - "a "a
cHASsE 90 Bz1k Is - Per eenL
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- Toe o'd p s-17sfsr a. 3 inoninEisle. Mich
i-1u refls - 1eVer TIE Poet Oce % TIE .exlv ao-
pointed inruu5eli i1r some rssson. ard NJ SssgNck
he lev Postmaster opelsd Ga0gns-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

FasHlosAlLE Ciao Esszsri~- wedding 49, Visit
M Cards. 'f@rcd Elvs.op. Wa,r-. oes,nr B9E-. ~
Gaze - great variety a. EsEsDtLLs f..loosse e..t
-'aneni iof Csfas eoraer Broadway lGo Dsasssi ~
- M ...-.f LA =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

EEEArUN.-ln the report Of the presentnents
found y tie Grand Jgy lsst week il VA erroo.ousy
stated tAss The County jail in Rsymond.t was .nclgd-
ID L he LIST, instead Of TIE County Ps1iknnsry At
Fla-sush. From recent examination Of the above-
nenuoaed premises safely say TIA, no place q
confinement Tor prisoner would ~ less lkry O. cone
Under ice censure u Grand jury AMI iar from r..
er-Tas blame, tae Grand Jury pa.sed the Keeper Mr.
- foOrnes vote OF thanks Tor NJ a-n.ra5e man
Ter n WHICH lae Pnson nas oe-a kept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

STUckT.-HArrison Daniel, Leo, appears as
cAodidste fr Congress II the With Lexins-
ION s-rirt There were already to cHd-daies.
c. : M0rehead Wing. incumbent aid Trs5ae
Native.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

SusE ESoCeH.-Tne Hanker STATE Cor niiiiee
u their latest bulletin on tie fuolsct Of the pro
posed eismese Convention Al K ne 70 devise ne
~sys and means q hzru0uiz.ng, Say
j spirit OF eonc.-alor shs- pefvs1e he 'ro cou
re1-l1s-y s-es-Igzs u gr-scs, 1n4 l-sr--ia,'s ~
t-t--o r.l. n-li a. gllr y ~ De-orri- 1rr1 O.
lrlitt1-all a. not olsll- o. he r.st, sincere C.
termination - ray ln1eT -llied lrEan zslln -
r-ar.les;-l-1uou Al cooperation 81 ~ -.sy, az q
success zttz-lz- r. -as-re-, rg-rfl So rrls rrrrt
1lss.lsa--ss 1a- 1sr7srsGll llrsi0.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

Nsw-OKiEA>s AID WAsHIsoroS TTLEGRAPH
coNYaN1- = meeting @ zee stockholders o. the
Nes Oi..su. --l ~ Washington 4e.rsraqh Company.
-s1 e. a.lr.--n Ca -1c i-1 -- sn exposition O. t1s
.-rs of trs Company VA made -y re .ste President
Dsrlei Cr--u showing large amount u t-s.ress
tune y iae -ne daring he ass a1i months s1d hat
-evers hundred niles oi VIZ had been placed On ,he
Ire. making q seconf -ns from WashirgtCl Cry -
Nacon- "a thus a--ry Increasing he rsPaclfy @ The
.1e This las 1tl- pad ilr irlm the earalnss 90
,a- srst wlre The uafti-r- directed re putting
additional wirr frcm NOBLE 20 New Orleans. and Il
lne.
liam Alexander. Esq % Macon. Ga Was elected
presiden; ID place u NJ Gren Nao declined rss.ec
-0a Ar,os Ar14L. 49, reelected Treasurer. ard NJ.
session @; " 4-l-1-t--. olar-.s Trustee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

FRoN BEs~rDA-Ths biz Falcon. Capt. HiIt
arrived u This pert yesterday znoruins srom Hsi1a
8-rm-aa tansa; a-es o.. tAe R.sa. Gs-a=. = iss -
llsi
There hsd been sr-ivai % Hsni'ton from - VIZ
cent. bringing lafrr news lram nat quarter. TIE
~r FoN w. raging fo ir.--t,ul extent Al over the
Island 70 hss also syg-srei 81 c1scsl.upe- Srvera
.hcks 90 r-rii4 quake u-r- iet - Dominica sna -
Luca "a thr the .lh -nd morning ~ ne ot1 M
The folio Sins pars-raqa AZ ifcm re = iafeni
Gs-src oi iha l+tn az
TIE Islands aro-nd - have taken Tie -srn A. ihe
szisl pox uoS prevsllls al issued proclAns-.ons
scias vessels arriving trCm tbs ,ssnd -ncc- qltr.1
rue- ransda 10 aavs all lr-l-dsd - days from ne
aay o. departure They are equally rgi1 81 Bsroados
-Aa ~ aare ssy a. al cther places MS unfortunate
- tc ~ - 81, uerss-y clta-ce toe pre u ProT---as
a. .---s' ~ yrt t1t o. sd "a r.c--fly sl4Plfi al1
ers H'dtra-e Ilsre have hecu t1ree or io-r deaths
a-i.as lns weeS .r ssi4n. 5ui The case, ull1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

~ Z. ". Halter. AZ present editor Of the
Lsaos~ar Pa fsfelizez11 = about 70 assume he
Management q the Lnt1rE O5sTr7 and tae csarcr
P-n=-g sssasLsalze2i eoaaecsed sitn il a, Baamore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

- NE L,l'-iars lH.I Banner, - prove Col.
ser,an 20 A'c.tc-ist. shows thar 10 the Seu1.s. .n
i. - b f',rl i9r h--'s a-1coa thar every mae
i--- --i E. Iif-a ever 81 years oid sh.-ll be En-
% rl 20 vete .rl be- eligible o. o.f-e n 49, 80
BliUsn. Benio1. C-sAe, DAVIS u N-ss, Grsene. +.
EAle, Ali pam.
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Cholera in Boston.

BosroN Tuesday. July lG--5 P n.
One cas-. o Cholera occurred 10 or city today.
ani proved fatal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

" The steamer Comm pdore heretofore plying
between this City and New Haven. has been pgreha.d
for the Boston hne va stoninzton ard w. hereafter
iesve this City Alternate days with tie vanderbilt
-he makes her first mp It's afternoon The N.s.a.
ehusetts Is - os retained As reserve 5ost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

IsQrEsT CORNER Walters held al irqaest
yesterday q, the house q Vim. h Wright 80 ~
"sier'i upon ne ooty Of Elen Murphy sged 70
years NATIVE Of Ireland. Eao cane y Der death b.
takng .aud4nsm. u appears that deceased nsd been
satering Win clarrhes f.r some days pact and BE-
coming ~orse yesterday. heard cay thsi u she
tsd shL-nx re ~ol-1 purchase poizor and destroy
h-r.elt SHORTY after &c procured cent? sorfh u
l.adsn1u- s14ca &c drank and sooa dled The Jury
r-1dere1 that Decreased came y Der DEAN
y taxing la1dznum bit ~nsrner for ih- purpose u
-estr0yins nersef Or u relieving tas elsrrEea they
unable - determine
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" An D. wines - cslfI1a tte pabnl
ss,lnsi Dr. cox' recon ueataton Of three osf iea
'Po.ns fall Of islisn1m A. an Injection 10 cases o
Cholera Ihis be says. NAV pr5res more isnseroui
remedy ihan the disease We trlst the pu5l- a.
rely 90 The faculty and not On he neWspspers 80
tang be rhese times ran The u,s % ned
cine without competent sdrice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

TTPHCs lsD CHoLEEA.--luo'udins deaths Ia
an immigration Of shout 20 200 per.ons, 81 per.on.
died Of Typhus Fever IN lhs City between The u u
January and tae 26th q Jane 81 the whole nar Der
OF oe.t,. during TIE sane term having been Q 80
This year The type = d.-~reut-p~ops die Low ~
Cholera the ngn0>r beng nearly double that ~ l-g7
BY Iyphgs. but very small -h-n compared With ih.
aggregate q population, immigrants Incl 4ded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

~ The announcement that H1D. D. Bsrnar.
has been rendered The Presidency ~ Co.lmss C..
ess -ts,ed a. - premature \. action upoa 90
subject Of the Presidency are nov told hss ~
been had By the Trustees Of Columbia College ani no
'-i1s PROBABLY WI BE- doue before sepvnb,r Ih'
resignsuon q Dr Moore -. mo-, yet been accepted
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THE Sgw.Y0Rg TRIBUNE FOR gUR0gs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

hasfcf.i EIreaditure-Its Cease e. CgH0aa.
Had the revenues Of Csna8s. especially those
size collects GA imports, Do. been Viscsd Do the
hsncs OF needy, iluorsr', and pfoAe men,
they were more than Sufficient 70 have paid TIE
interest OF sly OAus that could have been reql Es
for placing railroads and canals u here most want
Cd bat with nssris ',-0 asil,oas ~ g. lars weary
levied by the politicians s. fees salaries. &c auc
a pohiicsl system hist - 40 system - al. heavy
Dc Dts contrscted without eVea shadow OF pre-
text. Sdsed % the changes tom protection ~ =
tara OF Ia Duties and no difference ssked on the
goods - this c1altTy. who can woldss ~ organ
izcd discomfort
Conrse 81 Trade a. C1soir-Bay rlsrs Yea rs
bel Ssrrea.
With isr hsher tsud thsa a, present. the
whole o. ihe Castoms revenue collected al To-
rout,. Kiogs,ou Rockville. sd The other s. ,ort,
Of entry Ia Upper Canada. cnrins nine months o.
October. l>3s, was only S54..lo lior c.iec,ine
which $4,000 were ps'd.D while under tis net- ii-
-ectiss taken BY trade. sai which - ana3ys the
M1ntrsxi merchants. SO QOo 90 reys-ae have
been collected during The lsst quarter st the port
OF Torouto alone. on imports almost entirely Ton
tins SIDE.
Tks Boston C5arisr-Seaator DIX. aNd GrisNsl. ?
RooProaty b..
TINS change. 50 favorsble - the unted States
The BosfoH Cos,ier i prepared to turn II politics
account Oodsr the sdiiorisl head @, the 'ih insi
se lad proposal 70 refuse 20 trade freely. ana
ca Al sQss footing win the Caas.ss. because b,
THIS course TIE United states may compel thea O.
sseS change 10 their aIscisnce. Tbe Co -s-r
j. : doSots whether the CGnadss would Rot
oe cOuts 1t - improve their present s,.tsr, o.
both countries could trsde freely to,.t1e- -
tnrreio-s n inclined - coc-os them ioto ~
Union bv refusing & n utasily- advantageous cor,
ne-vial ireedom uunl the political power IA sf,t
settled % Us mlad.
What are the restrictions Il wOald keen u Ia
order % rsvolutioaize the tanslAs
Senator D Y. m his elaborate sfg meu; t1r the
passage OF Ar -iuus oratsc tll CO.. Airee
exchange OF sarplus prcda,ss, thus sxp.sias 10
advantages:
The nrst Is "a relieve the inhabitants q both co1n
tries ana especially those TIE ifuuirr. iron me m
convenience @ the custom house n respect % rcce~
sar.es 1l common Vrolae.inu AID ssi.y Ia n A.
H. % tnsoie TIE Csnsdlans 70 export taeir prcl-cc
o. roggh ihe lue1 States % foreign ma zes ~l1ogi
paylus duty - the lruaior and vsll cc1acii1u "a
tWo sud hall per ocnI on IT, drawosck a. tn pace
81 sNportAloa TIE custom 1olse iorJns.iies seer %
hsgs seeH sFssi obstacle " 1as ~ u car esas sa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
ANTIQUITIES

N'nevsh was Is miles, by 9, and 40 round with walls
100 feel high and thick ennrgh for CHARTS abreast
Babylon was 60 miles within the walls which were
70 te't thick AMI 800 feet high wiih 100 hialen gates
The temple OF Diana, at Eptesns; was 429 feel high
to Support the rouf. It was two hundred years bull
ding.
The largest of the Pyramids is 4sl fee. high, and 663
feet The sides its base covers II acres The stnes
are about 80 feet III length. and the layers are 20S-
sou utO men wer- employed III lis erection.
The labyrinth Of Egypt contained 5000 chambers; and
IL halls.
Ihebes. in Egypt. presents ruins 81 miles round II
had 100 gates.
Carthage was 25 miles round
athens was IS miles round, and confirmed $50 600
citizens, and 400 600 slaves
The Temple Of Del ph.s rich in donations. tina,
It was plund-red Of flO0, 900 sterling and Nero
earned from it 200 statues
The walls Of Rome were Is miles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Office q he american. .april 50, P NJ
CA1TIE.-1he supply Of 6eeves al The scales to-
day was UNUSUAL, small. and prices ruled much high
er The offerings reached 2C0 head. Of which l7b were
I'd to city bnchers. and "a driven to Phladt lpha.
Prices ranged rnS3 Is 81 25 on The hoef, eduaI 10
50 5Oa IS p net. and averaging 81 gross.
ffo.s-Ihe maj ket oday was dull. We quote from
81 IS s. 25
FLOUR--The msrketfr Howard Street Flour still
remains unsettled SseS on Saturday Of 400 bbs at 81
o2s To-day holders asking 81 rs but we hear of
M TRANSACTIONS The wagon aud car price to-day is s.
GA.
The stock of City Mills Flour is very light, and pri-
ceS have improved. sale of 200 bbIs made to-day
al ST IS, and another Of 200 bbIs 81 ST.! Some hu
ders ask higher.
GRAIN.-SaIes of good to prime Maryland red
Wheas to-day at l03all0 cents. A lot Of ennsy vania
white was sold to-day at no cents.
Sales Of 48a49 for white snd Sass cts ior
yellow, which is an advance.
We mite sales Of Oals % % cts
PROViSlONS.-Sinceo Our last report there have not
been any transacions Of moment We note sales Of 100
bbls. prime Pork at 1926 and so bbs. $9-Saes of
40 bbls No. Beef al $Il so. 5000 lbs Shoulders at
Al CENTS. monhs.
WHlSKEY.-Prices have advanced Sales Of hkds.
at POI cts, AMI Of bbls 81 2ls Suse holders
ask p cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

:, Montreal. May I.
u was reported this morning that deputation was
coming from QUEBEC 10 present addreSs 10 the Cover
MOI" lhls created great excitement and large mob Of
bout foU persnns assembled ii peyent their landing.
but they landed a, CrcSS. about three miles below Ma,
trea 1t Is rumored that M Bnlron intends hiovno far
a dissolution Ut the Unnn in The Assembly io.niUhi.-
Large meetings are being hea in Tnunin rinos,on
P. NJ. FN''' I"''' a. -
previous despatch gives the following account ui the
m'ooIng OF The Governor General
Montreal. April 3O-5P NJ
Lord Eign came to town al o'cluck Jav The oar
rage was esc"r Ell BY tnop Of Provincial Cavalry The
streets were lined all The way 10 the Government, Ho,se
by the people, who Kissed cursed and ped the cbsrn,
as II passed. Opposite the Government House his Lord
ship was struck BY st the head and by IN ego in
The race, The troops were then separately cheertd The
members of Parliament then PROCEEDED to The Guvernmen,
House to present heir address As they passed through
Inc crowd they actually covered with dit and the
yohs OF eggs. The members Proceeding In such
p@hi, escorted by soldiers. receive tie Gnvern,r
Geneal OF Canada TO present him an address from The
rafianent congraiulatng him the quiet state Of the
country ~
during the passage of the hers through ST. Paul
street the not act was read and the troups CHARGED
no lives were lost, though the crowd was very dense
HIS Is sign now ips win So hearts are with the peo
pie can act, necessary The Governor proceeded on
If town by the suburbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07

,b;,L avery general recall OF Mr., Polk S
..oin,ees 10 Foreign Missions required both by
nrhl;r interests and regard for the national
L-,a- ohro,d We do not advise an indis-
inmate transcription. We agree further with
A.. :. a.. IN reference TO our Foreign Minis
.". ~ 7'.or,e Of these gentlemen are distin-
!.laJ f,r their accomplishments and services
gu :. i hoped that they may be retained" We
s.t-b, differ from it as to the number of the ex-
5.5tions but we would not recommend that
Zen. TAYLOR should, Ike Mr. Polk recall everv
man who differed with him in Political opinion.
The Union again expresses our sentiments
when it says;
They rhe-e missions are al important, ESPECIALLY
n. embassy to ionin from The great cmmprcai inter
eats VII ch are az stake and the extraordinary position Of
Canada-the nilsson Madrid, OF The lnst I'm Dor
tant IN Euroe in Of relations To- M-xico
and :, Cbha-snd 10 France, which is now tie great
r-ntre Of the phitics and mnvemen's Of Errlpe The
mS.iun to hlaxc ull Of lneIesr, flom regard to the
pasi IS We, as the iu'ure.'
The whole country has Just appreciation Of
the importance, at The present moment, of the
missions above enumerated, and Of the necessity
OF having them filed by men OF standing, talents
and discretion. Convictions ike these suggest
hat MIR: Bancroft should be RENTED to his Stu
.S.irorh which it would have been well for tie
''.trY nad ne never emerged into political lie
that the American people should be represent.
ed at Madrid by of some little pretenson
to talents and fitness FOR dipIomacy-that Nh
Rush should give way 10 one who has something,
beyond mere polish of manner 10 recommend
him-and that some one Of decen. talents and &C:
quirements should .upercede the Down EasteT
who is in Mexico, because Mr.. Polk made a mis-.
take IN thinking him fit for al. Attorney General.
Again, speaking of Mr. Clayton snsins the APP
pontmentS, the Union says:
The public will esTsc' - HIM n recommend TN. h.s
diplomatic talents hlch ihs c unity eupply-n,s
mere impotunste ~ggars for flee M. a.n .hus. on
~ Prei. nsn IS that me. have Sized ucsans lax q, pN,
I'd firth irens Of spetchss during The ls~ oaUpagn
behalf 'f Gen. yayl' bu. Of N. hiat..t 900 -
character Of ACCOMPLISHED ia.n. .nd .sptc.t 20, heit
virtues their services, and si.. eaa.is .he 70!
public"
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Transmitted fos the .3p,erica,t I

New foRK. April so, 8 p. NJ.
The Stock market is firm and prices have impov ell
with considerable sales. Treasury Note IS hava been
selling at | TO- which is advance. and New Loan al,
ll2,. Exchange on London 6ss7: prem. The Money
market easier and 6rs class paper being negotiated
It The rate "f7 to per cent per annum.
ihe eastern dsm,ed for Flour has somewhat subsidized
ana Inc market not quite 81 firm, though prices
TIME steady Sales 10 dav Of 5000 bis at IS 62,a5-
q t'r pure Genesee, and 81 S7la4 o3s for common
Western and State brands Small sales Of Sou hetn al
elsaS s. as T. brahd COrn Meal So 60, and Rye
Flour s. Sl!.
The supply Of Wheat continues small. moderate ss'es
OF red at luua7 cents, and It pure Gpnesee at I2a27
c-nts Corn is steady and prices mprving-,he trans
ac'i"ns amount In 10000 bushels al 55a53 cents tor
mixed and olao1 ce MS for varnnS descr p,iuns Of South
err. Western apd \ rrhern Y, How. Oat.-Southern.
o@a55 cents Rye 56,57 cents
The provision market is dull and prces r,,ber 61oon
ing safes pt 500 bbs Pqk siOaiO IS FIR Mess and
- y tor tFme. Ness BeefSl2 50asl3. and Prime
- %. bsc"n unchanged Sales of $50 bbls Lard al
5sa6 cents per To-. ard dull
The Grain Market exhibits no specially new feature
There is full supply hand and prices rather tavoring
buyers Rio c. fee g. tt els per H. Sugars
and M"Iassrs dull. Rice quiet.
The Cotton market is quiet with sales If about 800
bales at els. per 10 decline since the steamers ar
nva Holders are not disposed sell lc any great ex-
tent.
Whiskey is frmer Sales of 200 bbs. a, elg g
els. per gallon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07

II Is famo'ed that Com NJ C. Perry has accepted the
appointment Offered 10 Com Parker and declined BY him.
OF The rank of Admiral and the command If the German
Navy. good many junior officers Of our NAVY, i, is
said, are also 10 enter the service. There can be
no oolecion to they resign their commits
sion' n the Navy Of The United States. We presume
ms WI" be insisted uPoh indispensable condilion-
would De unjust 10 he officers who remain to let hose
VINO thus e,rstaIe themselves for the honor and euou
nens OF another service retain their rak and chances
Of lruLnolion in nus
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CONGRESSlOS,i r,r,r,OS

In the !st district, Sussex county gives MlIiscn
2O3 majority and ms 'naiori', in III. district i.
il3 bat one Ho:c :'.an hal: 0. Css.s, which was
224
4 l.t'et from H''sS 70 .he Enquirer gives
the following complete return. from The 50 d. :.
'rct, incl.dlns 5: majority :os F.ou.nor in PAT
.ick county. from which We have had 40 ",hc.
report:
fourncy. ..ere'. Taylor. CAS-.
Halifax .i67. 80. $40. -. ....;;s
Pitts' lvsnia.... IS! .na:.. ....?i5....
Henry % ..... 80. ga 49,.
franklin. ....... ..... s. maj g..
Patrick .... 49,. a!m:i... ....l!5...