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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
Things in Havana
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

HAVANA, Tuesday Jane A. 1880
Messvs Greeley 4 MeErah:
The intelligence received by the Ohio and Isabel
today has impressed upon the Spanish authorities
that they are 70 be sustained without question in
all that they have done, and all they may desire to
do Gen. Lopez and his expedition are of bat
little consequence, in comparison with the right
which we are about establishing for this colo.
nisl authority to seize upon oar marine and our
citizens at any time and place that may snit their
caprice The tone of the press seems so to be, and
in q few hours it has performed wonders In com.
fortipg troubled hearts-but j presume a full
knowledge of the facts in relation to the American
bark ard schooner will result in a change Of public
opinion. The continuance Of the examination of
the prisoners made on the American vessels, after
they had left the AssOcidtlono Of Cen Lopez land the
declaration is, "hat they neCer made part Of he's
org0nizatiOn") is deferred until the steamers
news ia dgested. 1t will probably be resumed in
the course of few days. IL is not well to give
any picture of their suterings those who have
any knowledge of Spanish character and Spanish
prsons are aware that the realities surpass all the
creations Of IMAGINATION, and it is enough 10 say
now that they were transferred to the cabaces the
night OF the ID inst avoiding the exposure OF day
light Why all this concealment in the honest DIS
charge of high dutiesl Tie Governor of Matanzas
has been uspended aud tried by court martial
What fate awaits him we are not yet to know. A
distinguished barber of Cardenas has been con-
demned to death, for comforting the invaders, or
holding them in c0uRtendnce: he shaved one OF
them, and it was bis only known Oifense. Capt
iatnall, with the SaraLac, left here some days
since having highly important dispatches for the
Government and by the arrival of the Isabel we
are not a little surprised to learn tina. he was at
Key Wess last evening. O. u. o.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
.so.d.. EvarirO lime 10


Reports AdopfedTo extend Pier foot OF oeyenIa,sl
SEQ To concur sewer Ia w sterst from van -
MAIDEN For sewer IN hre 81 aud MADISON az
In Ipxipeton-av from Twenty eighth 70 TaIteh s.
y1i,b lateral branch In Tebtv-ninh-st 70 Fourth ay..
In Della cyst from Sheriff Ia Charlton " from
Nsck 10 Hudson. In Washin gtonplace from Mercer 10
For basin and cuveTts mol tIeast and norm
Wesl corner Thirdsv and Eghteenh-st sewer In
rosyst from 100 feet South Of Houston 81 oa0o through
Rowan ST TO Broadway. In Broadway from Spdng 10
OTsnd.ft To rsiGe salary Of John Chano sfs - siv
Amos Jones TO 5000 amend by raising salary OF Mich
olas D. slden 20 $500 .Aloxng Harlem Railroad Co.
10 pave from Bowery through SXhst TO rear OF turnout
at ompkins Market To let Governor Market fJf mar
ket purposes and dispense with The coE but nonconc1r
&c hic for noGiroo Cincn Market. 10 concur 10
lesse district No Docks and siips TO Aa5ee.
Rcso.u'ioHs- That vscsit los o-'ween ElsTSIth and
Tve'hh ss and Avenues a a-d -, be ed - Adopted.
,...ahN NIth a,0 I~eifh tva0ues - opened - One
Hundreo and TW sIty bhh ~. Referred That cross
wsk be laid fO pie IS Nor River 10 eeG side OF West
o. Adopted. With preamble sstog forth cashng as 70
and regulating FTeets fom being under contract
OF different Departments and recommending memoirs
for law placing he construction OF s2wers under the
Street DepErinent instead ofCro.on
From Board Of lSeymca-Givng contracts Tagging eait
f5ewok In Msngiu1L between Delaney and RiviaRton
fs 10 John KcBsOn al y cents per square toot-o iee1
vide Coucuued. Do in Avenue A. feel between
Thirtt euih tLo Twenty-Five Ste 10 John cDermlu al II
cents To sxcavae south side pier foot Of Warren
Of 10 depth Of q fee Do...To regulate and pave fKe-
o. Do.
Petitions-of Hose Company No. IS, for appropriation
for painting concur TO construct dram un-
der City ball without day contract. ADOPTED
ResOiuton-By Assistant Aid Barr suggesting that the
granite blocks Of the Russ pavement have been lao IN
instances larger than allowed by CONTRACT inA me
species Of pavement dangerous TO horses from their sup
ping &c and that special committee OF three be appoln
ed TO inquire into the subject the proPTeor OF ges ana
Others be hesrd before them Adopted, and Assistant
Aid Barr Judson and Webb appointed.
Several papers were referred
The Board adjourned to the first Monday In July.
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DIED.

On Monday morning, June 10 JONATHAN LAW
RENEE, aged 50 yeers.
mis- fdends aud hose OF the family, respectfully IN
vied ioiiieud hs funeral today Tuesday, at3t Pm from
the residence OF his brothers Richard and Abraham X
Lawrence II EaslFifeenh-st Tneremans Will be taken
10 Newtown for interment.
Al his residence Mount Washington on Monday June
10 SAMUEL THOMSON, aged Sc years.
The friends ard acquaniances OF me family are respect
fully zvlted attend the funeral, from Rev Dr. McEroys
CaUrch, corner Grand and Crosby Wednesday, (the
l2hl 81 O'clock p NJ. without further notice jel -
Al New Brighton Staten leland on Sunday, June9, Mrs
JANE ENGLISH Of England
Al Sacramento City, California April Is Rev. RICHARD
II BUksHAM late Rector Of ST. Paufs Church, HoboEen,
n J. IN The ssh year OF bis age.
Al Sacramento CITY California April 7, Mrs ANS HALL,
aged IS years " MaGssrbusetls papers please copy
Tie funeral services Of Capt ALBERT MCLEAN OF oefS
Prnd UNI took place In the C0ngreg atona Church az san
francisco on the 18Th OF Apr.
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Domestic Ports.


BOSTON, June 9-Arr bsFks Aida, (Hsmb) Ken gs
tenburg Keza, Kendall Hsyana; Goxana, Curling. Ret
mond; Merrimac Mathews Philsdep hIa; brig Cbsn.nls
Burdiu, Smyrna; schs Holt Chase Csrdenss; Rio Ncf
erson and Adeine, Henderson, Phladephis; Cstasfns
Wilcox Nckerson, Albany; Isebela, Abercsmi Al1snofs
Bullock, and William Henry, Wade, NYork a. oasf.s
anline-Bark Pacific, (of CheuyheldI sawyer 0aNsy-
Sid beTks Oregon, John Bird bngs nontezums finmo1s
Win her 81 ss,vs csTeo OF ls1ber saadsz wnd VS.
NV In The morning, aferwerd 70 Sc, very hghi ~
LEssi, Village Belle Brig isola and sch Bsrosd'ss"
IBaITfiaoRE Joue lo-An sch. n o.ns.s i.,.I
ford Savannah; Emily Johnson, Co,e New.f0ni 49,.
Robinson, Washington NC. CID brgs Rsyoca ~ =:
Mary Ehzabeth Kirwsp, Barbados, .ebs Aesros' ~
Cor1wsIlis; Cohsssel, Toby. Cohasset SD briss -
R RieS:o as seh xibsiSoss, Allen, Cornwxis:
CbARLEsTON June 6-Arr Br ship Psilss soct g..'
HUI Eng CID ,esssp S9u.Sssa sry 30 Jsss Dssss
Hndscn. Wilmington, NC; schs Deia~ Hsrdlns rm
deobis; Gazette Cone Hartford. Como 30 snf s.Ssss:
Ter Psnds.oD Ds.n % seDs F,ss Arrow Coz
s. G1sarivESToN Nav STAR 2slh bark Mcrt 10 Wv
l YOt n. ca i iss seF r SiSps @
ready q IL S;; e S j1Ss AZ brig so w
I'D Wsdoboro' for Bustsyie, scss alson, h 49,
Savannah DO; Bmpi'c Wesfe nsnsSoee' v e1 ~
Eleh19. sO..on, s sS S soss~s, w D.%ai.:cas *
.ns esn Gsryor Carter, Franklin; Lady OF lne 49,.
u,rs. ThomeSton; Bnisnl Mens, Bcssoc sss AiH"
Arr gvEsey, HYoTk. ra~
A1 mnTiORGFTOWH DC June T-Ar schs Ssrsot ~ ~.
NYoIS; YoAnt Osborn, dor Edward ADAM, s.eei fDN
NV. ORLEANS, June i-Arr sch L = Royes ~ 7.
Inslsehieolz CO steamship Fanny, fiufed, hfHA. ~
Ke7 West; ship Wm Win, sampson. L.ysfpo2s ~ ~
Montpeier Col ~, HYork; n II Wolfe, DsyA " -
Adams Gray, Schneider, hsvEre; tchs Ofego15 -
Tsupieo; Engineer, Ber1sou Point Isabel rvsx
NORFOLK, Juns 7--Ar bng Tonquin sawyst s',s~,.
bouns to Cuba. rut In 70 finish hE schs boanyr
NYoTk; II fitzgerald, Shsnks, San Blss, Asn W.
Weldon EYosk; Ringgold. Mott do. -. s,a,,
PHILADELPHIA, juno 9-An bark Gen 1sJS''
Boston. - CAT,
PENSACOLA June i-Au BIZ barb Seossss,. Cd
NOrieanf; sch Susan Lrdwig, Berrst- new K,uklsy,
brig Cred, Fiiibee Charleston; sch WIN bfo"A
Ki;,tTy, Re. - Wlpdssf,
RiCHAoND. June s-Au brig Nlls Han'sJ' ssnrs,
Ms: schs Morton, Norton winning -sx.rr Be-
Creighton, Baltimore Sid schs Dorchester fs'
ter Burr, futile, NYcrk. uoA,rt NYyT
SAVANNAH June 5-Ar seh yi5gio. ao '.al. CHEFS
CD ships hognairser Obj iisms q ~
Canc Merchant Boston; sch ESQ >. "a .ors-tesr,
sALEn Jnae s-Ausca Glory Gar snc ,, ,sexs, NJ
DC. ca bsgk Ecaersld. tBfl feoneA' o.
h,ig Vrsinis CtegOgy San Frsacisco On. q 80
WiLaINGTOE, J8ue 7-Arr br ~ - L,ssras,
csfsln. feha IA l. Enseot, Cofs1n, ~ -ss-lx -
Clarmsn' Go. CD Pas brig De Ifsa0e
poeL
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California Yersels snnkan. &c.

March lat Sc g. Ion 70 50, Beleade from Boston FOR
San Francisco, all wel-(no doub, the bark Belgrade
Plummer from Chenyfed, which sailed from Rio Jaaero
Jan ~
Aphll2 lat TO- Ion 50 49, sch juliet Stewart from Phi
ladelphia March 1877 for California
April s. LAT N, lon 26 w, ship Macedonia Snow from
Boston March 81 for California.
passenger who arrived In the last steamer from Call
forns reports that the bark Adahs Of had been
lost San Diego The Adso had previously put into
the Sandwich Islands In Distress and sailed again previous
10 the 7lh March
for California.
April lat II u S, Ion 80 81 W. bark Eureka Packard
from Boston (Feb 26 for California (which has also been
spoken Apl lat 10 So 81 and not tbs Eureka, Ryder.
Steamer Wilson dunt Bowen, tlats Spal) from New
York March y for California before reported put into Der.
nuds In distress sailed from the ID ms. for ST Thomas
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Aa Mner was for present action on the naked

Aa Mler was for present action on the naked
quef6on OF pay.
kld.,Ball moved the previous question. IL was
seconded and the 10 ain question was ordered.
The question was then taken on the adoption Oh
the report and recommendation OF the majority Of
the Committee, denying an increase Of salary to
the Police. Lost, 10 10 8.
AID Griffin moved that the whole subject IN
Guiding AID. Shaw resolution, be referred back TO
the Committee.
AID. Kelly claimed that he was before the AID.
of the First with call for the adoption OF the re-
port Of the minority, at the same time moving the
previous question.
AID Kelly withdrew his motion.
Question was then taken on AID. Grfio's motion
to refer the whole subject to the Committee, which
was carried, IL to 7.
Aid Dodge offered a petition of toe industrial
Congress for a room in the City Hall for their III
ture sessions, which pected 70 occupy Two or
three meetings in a week till the 1st OF JAY. ne
fered to Committee on Repairs aud supplies
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday afternoon
st o'clock.
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NJ AHHIE II.

On Wednesday evening Juue 5. by Rev. Henry Chase,
RICHARD CROKER to ANNA ELIZABETH COR
NELL oil Of this city
On he 9Th June, by Rev Valentine Buck, Cant CALVIN
COGGINs Of Trenton, Me TO Mss CLARlSSA COCH-
RAN OF this city. r. Maine papers please copy.
OF the eih June, by Rev w W. Everis Hon. CHI ARIES
FRROWN OF milwaukee Wisconsin, TO Miss MARTHA
T. EYERTS ofthe City OF New-Y0fk.
On The 26ih Of May last by Rev Henry Chase ARTHUR
McMANNUs TO MARY ELIZABETH, daughter Of oseph
Coles LeWi, both OF this
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Whnfefs,

At Sydney, NSW, Howard Bunker, Nant; had taken
LEO sp since leaving home She sailed from Sydney afer
recruiting April l347, since which she has been cruising
the Of Japan, and procured only $50 bbls-
The vessel would have to Undergo survey she very
leeky
Al Bermuda June sch shylock, Hsrsey Of Province
town. out 81 days-all well.
spokeE-1sy g si &c 49, ion Ga 49, snip John Cogshe,
Of and lIom New bedLord, whaling, OUT % monlhs.
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New.YorA CattI. Market. MONDAY, June 10


offered loo Beeves (sll SouihemL s. Cows and
Calves, and 000 Sheep ard Lambs.
PRcFs REMARKS Erc-Owing in part 10 the very ahun-
dant supplies and the weather Of the last week, IN
market Il Beeves has been sonewnai spess and clOsss
today vcy with 100 heads IN the yards ef over
uro!spCseo Of Good retailing qualities brought from g 70
60 S. and hese oe considered the fair average
OF all he transactions that ere made
Cows AND CALvEs-seles Ct from - 50 to Sl5d3j 30
Al Disposed OF
SHEEP AID LsMBs-Sheep sold al from 80 10 Sid5 50.
Pxra qualities g. All sold
BAY AND gTRAw-Bae Hay is selling OF from 81 10 75c
Loose Timothy IL held at 66 sic, with sales.
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Inc...... a 90 De IS, 4s5 Inc sos. sol

By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity OF
the latter left at tide water this year, compared
with the corresponding period last year, shows
decrease of 1901 bis Of -four.
The following table shows the quantity Of some
Of the principal articles OF produce Left at tide
water from the commencement Of navigation to the
It'll of June, inclusive during the years 1913, 80
days; ls49, 30 days. 1850 40 DAYS:
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Receipts of Produce.

By North Rirer Boats yesterddy.-l4,sOO bbls
FLOUR 81 do Ashes; Sos pkgs Provisions Ss73 bushels
Com: Loss 90 OAu; SO DO Wheat
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simoUs Bsv. CGH, March iS-RsrrAias United States
osinun, for whaling.
Borse.uS, 2ih, Lacina Maieu, Norlsans old Chat
o1 Dover, 2ilt Kouh svere Fisher, Bergen for NYork
ca,sie sa,h from me Gszete, May p
-o.n "a Pau ina Foster, NYOfs; 25sh arr John
spa spear Hare Tor Raa more; entered outward Llc
bartlepool 2i,h. sd SOide jansen, NYors
newpoTt 25,n arr G calh91n, Lowell Havre
Porheaol' S!h ldg Mary, Williams NYork
Queenstown 18Th. arr Patrick Henry Hnesa. Ho.e,rA
24h, sid Ps'sdine, Bnshda, NYo,k y ''''
Flushing, q d. sid Madison Smith NYork
Cuxhaven. 2ith AR Fadrenestanist si1stron Bos,on
Bremerhayen 2lsi I'D Elise, Gajen, NYofk; Columbia
GeeIben, d.; I'D francisco, Plate, do.
OF Brighton. no date Ssringapsl'm London for NYors
Of be Start 2l't Nordy'set sh-r. Bsrsen flr NY)rk
Fslmouib Isl. passed BY 81 Dennis NYOrk for Have;
Bremerhaven Samms NYork for Bremen
on The Lizard, 18th, Sraaz Bergen. for NYOrk
81 hsys 20h pat IN naichless Sherfis, CardiG, lalt
90 20 for Bl,morsl gls sareas shsIfst 90 ir New
seAtiery Roads, 18th Mary Am Gam, C.ah.a Aforki
Berlin, Liit DO.
Gihrsltar Ma ia-The wind being z Tor sAor. tine on
he I'm inst al the wind bou-d vessels IN tbs bay Age
rss roads.ead and from behind the rock sailed to me W.
From the Gazette Mar p
glasgow. 24th sd Sesosuis, D2n1, 60s1On
Csoia, .Jd, arr A Il KGbalL sleeper Bslsas, AMI en-
tered outward for NYork
Newport; 2ilh cid Fidss, Cnihcrns ssem Sion, Col
chaTente, 22d, sid Mediterranean, Tvsls NYork;
harseiles Nlh, arr ssnisaus. DGrs1d Cuba sc faro,
Kinney, NYoik; dg Anns Martin, do; Geo Lssts Sep
Hslvoe, cd, arr Brsek, Work, NYork.
ST Petersburg, 18th, Amelia Holden, HsvsnG hedO-
"a Parsons, M6ianzas Aulea Mcclellan Boston; Feneo1
Poole, NYork Oceans Stephenson, do and E.slrore.
OporO, 18th, arr Hero, Pike, NYoTk
Gibraltar l9h SlAVisns, Bsier, Trieste. aaj all io
NYork l7h cd Isabel, Aedhnrs Ada, and BosIou; lih
Missonh, Blown Suusra; Idea Moniis, NOreansi lo1h
sid Osk, Bowers, Boston.
Cadiz sh. I'd Msry ysrney, smrgis NYork 10th, Noun
taineer Hall, DO.
Deal, 2fh, passed by, Honhaode Lambark, Ams,erdam
for Charleston; a. Estaeee, Hsyen femen Tor Nfofk
Albert DO for Baumofe 3d. passed back OF Sodwia NAT
msnn Hamburg Jr SIork. -
OF rorbsy, pa Go,sen5org Glow Hamburg Tor NYork;
Diederich Fledhurg, Bergen Ordo
Falmouth 23d-The American bark Sophia, Esereu,
which putt Yesterday from Havana f1r Antwerp, has been
surveyed sEt VII diichsfge par OF ne, oSrSo
kiTu5h, 81, aid Beverly Hil, DnrenL Nfosk
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Passengers Arrived.

IA ship Mary & AdeiHe. from MaHila-Messfs IL
Dougss " Human, Lucio MsgaL - -
IN b,ig Stv9n from Bernrda-Aessrs J w Sheldon, II
II GoocIlch; Bevile, I Cuqwilier-is teerage.
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.cARrrvLLT REPORTED rOs TIE rSIsusu.

ASBESAre steady, with sales $50 bsls Al 6Sl 6r Po,.
and 6. as So for Pearls the latter for new - ~ -
COTTON-There IL u large activity 10 Cotton ana t,e
market u hrm In some eas &c Advance WA Obtained oe
sses reach 6oco eaes party speculation and partly Tor
able for Cotton than the printed aecounls
CwTsai Prizes for Lirsrpooi Classification.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

FuH-Rsss... % ssts....7 81 Hoor-Seb.....3 sea
sIsH wAIEz....Jme II.
Bsndy I'm. 8 58m Gov. IE.. 48m He'll Gate Ill z@1n
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Jays; 1850, 10 DAYS:

1t will be noticed that there is q falling off in
-Four, Wheat, and Corn, to considerable extent
althoughthe Canal has been open sdays longer this
year. This deficiency will increase a. the season
advances.
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A meeting of the friends OF the Direct Railroad
was held at Clyde on Wednesday last. A Com.
mittee from the Auburn and Rochester, and Au-
burn and Syracuse Roads attended aud submitted
a proposition The meeting adjourned without TAX
ing any decisive action, though we understand
those interested are determined that direct road
between Rochester and Syracuse shall be built.
The Washington County Md Bank has declared
81 q cent for the last six months Merchants
Bank, Newbern NC. 4 y cent. six months; Merri
mac Manufacturing Company, Lowell, q cent.
The following was tho condition of the New.Or-
leans Banks reported by the Board Of Currency
on the 2Sth alt.
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BATH June 5-An brig FORESTER Brunswick, Ca Cid
PORTLAED. june s-Arr brig Maiauzas San Juan,
Cuba 49,
SALEM June s-Arr sch Susan NYork SD brig Viz
GINA San francisco
BOSTON June lo-Arr bark Dc,chess from Palermo,
Aprl p Spoke Nay 2is lat 50 % lon ~ 40 bag f)aee
Greenpor' mos on, no oil 26lh a' 81 30 oa "a % ps,,
ed big LoUIa Salem Tor Africa May lat Al 80 lon o. 40
saw a SMASHED propeller steering by N.
Barks Convey Liverpool Nav 10: Courier, do, MAJ 8.
Brig Oak Malaga April so. Spoke June 8, LAT q TO- oa
Brig Avenger Rio Grande April Spoke 26h lat Is 20,
Ion 50 90 brig Lion, Boston for California
Brig Caroline, Mananlls May IL Lelba st Jago, for
NYofk nextday Saw going In, bark 81 Andrew, from 81
Jago to load for Boston.
Sch CHihsrine Thomas, Eeuhera jane l. Saw 5n, lat
So Ion "a, 6ng Leghorn, Boston Tor Cardsnss; -, o.
schs Brilliant Georgetown sc; 0ntaro Richmond; su'
san Alexandra; Adelne Philadelphia Telescope, Albany;
Kenduskesg, Philadelphia
cid brig Yankee Pieiou. sch Boston, NYork.
NEW.BEDF Ord, jane s-Arr sch Ellen Ro1man, New
York. Cid bark Geo Carver, Atlantic
PROVIDENCE June S-Arr brig Maine, Cardeuas May
o. Left brig Francis from Warren, arr 18Th; O Wngh,
from Ptad 20 b. len Hayden, for Portland, loading;
Marshall Dutch disg; Science, di sch Ruth tn lnss I'm
Providence arr 2st Psssed June s. lor IS 30 br
Poomse, fn Philadelphia for 3. Barts
Brig Arv, Charleston; sch Splendid, Phllati soops Ore
| gon, and Charles, NYoTk.
| Sid sch Eizs Rondoui soop Eliza, Albany.
Arr 9Th schs POcomOke, Suffolk W Candy, 6nd Glass
/ blower Phsd sloop T Hawkins, NYork
sid brig Thomas Edward, Phllac; schs Time, and Js
roliman, Suffolk Queen, Baltimore; James Bisa biln
Tsrquip Empire, Mary Ann Csroins, Elded, Loefty
Rrinbow Anares Marsh, and Shenandoah Phllsd' scop
Hero Albany; Opera, RoDdOul Rhode Island Midas, Mo
| ses EDDY and Radiant NYork
/ MOBILE, June S-Arr bhss Peconie New-Yorki R1
/ le,tO and Robertson Boston.
SAVANNAH, June 6-Bhgs Carleton, fm Boston wit
Prussian brig Heinrich Vangagsrn, which brig (Henrc
Vangsgern) on tie % inst in lat 50 90 Ion "a 49, Dis
mRsied In gale fly days from Bu9nOs Ayres bound %
| York-iock of Benjamin Marks, lady and two children
the hull was unnjured, and the cep ain was making for lh
| nearest pot
FAIL RIVER, June s-schs jerome, aad Brown
/ BEisTOL June Arr sch New Globe 81 Marys
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From our Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, June lO--Arrsed-Arr bark Elk,
Nekerson, Boston; Adela RoRers Taylor do bgs Swan
Bray. do; China, Sludey d0 Commerce, GreenHw, do;
schs Panther RAY ner, New York; Rogers SLeeman,
Boston; SyTene Lewis Mislore Point M.ss; Adventure,
Prentice, York; Leesburg, Boon, Wilmington NC;
Julia Eliza, CoTson, Savannah; Boston, Corson Boston;
Harrison Jones, Chamberlain NYok; Mary Miller, Pea
cock, Fell River; Sea Bird Godfrey, Boston
C<ayei-shp Hibenis Faux, Liverpool; bark Gen
Taylor soule Portsmouth,; briggs Esther Elizabeth, Shack
ford Pembroke Me Commerce, Greenlaw, Boston; schs
Bird, Godfrey do Mary Miller Peacock do; Gov An
dersop. Sawyer, Key wes; Pilgrim West San francisco;
HsrnIon Jones, Chamberlain Fall River; Moses Bro wn,
Hall, Providence; Boston, Corson, do.
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lIy5J Dec Iv,4v5 Decs-Jtto lnc lb5Oi
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles LEFT
at tide water, from the commencement Of naviga-
ton to the 9TH June, inclusive, during the yeas
ls4s and $50, is "a iolows:-
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Upland. No 40. NOkT.S'1 III Ja IND

ELSth AMI AlEAL-A nc flour market rataer be.-
Ter 70 day especially for the low grsdes for which there
here Is also some speculative demand. In Canadian
tne market is rather weaker, and tbs sales were
ony small The receipts by the River are hght bat
VIII DO larger II few cayG when the bosis from
teyond he break reach here This amount behind the break
tAeo TO be about Is coo bbs The OF The CAV were
.Veob bis al Al FOR common State, old Inspection So as
- Iof s3uincn 70 STRAIT STATE, news 75d5 81. for mc
kss ~ ior prime Oenesee including 200 bbs Ca
Leoeu ais 6 Tor free IL southern the msrkst Il with
Sei esosons The Gales 800 bbls at
s-t93 - ~ m1eo s5e5 at Tor strait brands Aso
,eIs Jnefe something doing IN southern Tor Ns-Or
aesin arm Win sales SO bhls Jersey Il So Rye
feeTh tSG5 GO win far scnk1d Sale, ta6 hbIs ~
OhalN-Ite Whszt msrk-tis In active rbsre Ia s,-,a
AS-y Dol Fnees arr % high for snssefioas Corn "a
4oNtI to-cay, viib good ocnand- Toe supple, "a 10
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ssssssss~it-'5 DS~ Fo'V NcAtoi''H AuS li'Df
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles lefl
at tide water from the commencement of naviga-
ton to the 18th June, inclusive, during the years
le49 and 1850, is as follows:
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Totsl................$l,4iS96o % sl,ll6,sg

1t will be seen that the receipts in May this year
exceed those of last year by slll,525 SO, and the
total receipts since January /, show an increase Of
1925 462 60.
The aggregate amount received for tolls in the
New York State Canals, from the commencement
Of navigation 10 the
1st Of June inclusive 3I y
Same period IN ol'liD u
Decrease IN 85O....................... Sl27s2 81
Tie Al6any Ersaing Journal publishes the fol-
lowing statement:
The quantity Of Flour, Wheat Corn and Barley
left az tide water during the first week ia June in
the y ears ls49 aud 1850, is as follows
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Loans on Dposts

Toal.......s l7SO7 90 So lol,l9s oil sl0lOL1Is 4s
Annexed is the comparative monthly statement
of the amount of Cash Duties received at Philadel
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7 PROCEEDINGS.
,pscor,ed for Tbs Thbure.l

In BoARD OF ALDxRMES, .
Monday Evening, Jsne !