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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-13

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
~ Signor Guid has the henor to his must
cal friends and the public that his Farewell Concert
loon on "Wednesday evening May the 18TH which
sion he will be assisted by the most and
mental talent in the city Full future ADVERTISE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-13
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

FOR SALE AND TO LET.
Bg,LD DING SITES ON THE SOUND wITnIs FORTY.
.ere q sns vheh fsr s many handsome building sites
and sErsss 70 and from the city, rs advantages rarely
EDWARD x. Collins. "a south street.
CoR SALE OR TO LEr-TIR MaSsroy HOUSE OF
yonn !, n.rtSn with eoseh-house st.les gardsn Se
a hed Win land 70 suit and cottages both ads
JOHN Il. fow2Gh. ESQ. iz9 FULTON 81
EoR sALE-AT THos. HAnAyY's TEN-rlN BALL
with ali the sppsisSansss requisite sus a ss
on We One or more for sale cheap suitable for
EoR sALE-A FINE LOT. on LONG ISLAND. FORTY
Amt is Iron ntapsyn 90 theons aae Rar.sd.
Pie County Pennsylvania sonansr about 10 scrss each
re (, q cent? an acre: Apply % AUGUSTUS PRICE oee
DEARxAN PROPERTY AT PRIVATE sALE-A FEW
sorheod and ,illase lots rctl situated Cor business.
sn.1s a. n: recent suction Distance FROM the ely three.
s, - ~ e an hour ruees low sd terms sAy ~ per
build immseSs,sy App1 70 COLE 4 CHIFFON Auction,
particulars, may be hss
CorMc COTTAGE, AT CLIFTON. STATEN ISLAND,
s.ss I ro5%. vsSdssa LaRdsscoS,s & ssy con-
ni'h'd requested AFPlyio Gfo 9 elrLEY.
pANoToRTE.--FoR SALE. An ELEGANT ROSE
wood ~ octave piano, made BY Errari ard 81 tPsrisl
Nfsnfo ~ superior tone and order. ffcu $40. Apply
At ~ Greenwich street.
EOR sAIE--AN ENGINE. or VERY SUPERIOR
maze TOT the manufacturinF % soda water, Ne with
plant and apparatus complete. To De- Dr. Co1psr
veterinary snrgeon corner Twenty eighth street. and Third
avenue. Terms. cash
TO LEI. ON sTATES IsLAND-A NEAT GENTEEL
tvo-story House Port Richmond within three nj
nutes walk u the steamboat landing desirable residence
,er mall family Arply TO newton Iisyes A. The " :.
n.nesd Broadway, At bis residence ~ New
-,
ITO 1.-THE SNUG THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
~ ny sr.et enc ~ the most pleasant neghbvrh00as
n y. bf.osyn Rent, t275 per aunum. Apply 70 Daniel
~ south street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-13
THE TRADES.

NoucE--ANADyERTIsE HAVING APPEARED
in the New York Of last week. for Stone Cutters
Richmond ya this TO inform all Stone Cutters who
intend there that there, great many idle
there at present q strike for wages.
MICHAEL COTTER, Sec. J. s. c. Association. N
TOURNEYMEN UPH0LsTERERS OF NEW YORK.-A
weekly meeting Of the members Of the above Union will
take place Tuesday 18th Nay half
o'clock at Mechanics Hall street. IL particularly
requested that all the members be present. By order
DENIS CoGrLAK, See. GEORGE H0YT President
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"ALLHALLA, 30 CANAL STREET.-ARRIvAL OF
w the world Professor Hugo Gropius with his
from the Royal Theatre Of Berlin who will per-
never exhibited before in this city The Female MIN
strels, Sable Brothers" ARAB Girls" together with
varied bill Of performances to be found place
amusement in New York Two grand Performances every
In the evening" Orchestra Box, M eentsj Parque
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-13
PARTNERsnrPs.

IN REPLY TO AN ADVERTISEMENT IN YEsrER-
days Herald signed Danl A. Larkin stating the partner
ship existing between him and dissolved By
eonsent such " not the fact the partnership st exists
have and all persons hereby forbid
tansaetng business with him. except under the
THos. nuLcAnY. SOC Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-13

A MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssoCIATION.-THE
annual GENERAL meeting Of the members for the election
Of Officers will luke place the Green Room OF the Broadway
Theatre Monday May 18th The polls will at
IL o'clock and close at L. NBThe attention of members
directed to the following rule 80 That member quail
fed to vote unless such member subscriptions due
shall be paid up previously" -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-13

CoPARTNERsnIR NoTTcE-TBE UNDERsIGNEn
~ would respectfully inform the mercantile cOnmuniy
thai the houe herrtofors known under the Of orns
earto Coz At valraraisc has BEEN BY mutual consenk
dissolved The buenees will hereafter ts conducted under
she name q Lorng Bro,hers Co. Who win act As SHIP
Chandera General Agents. re Tor further information
relative business please call Charles erns
Boston " Central Wharf, who 10 the duly AUTHORISED
said the United States. Any orders
sonslgnmsnis respectfully solicited ..o-xu.. 100
y.,r.y.-~o vcAvr.vv ~ lQ,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-13
VNELcn's GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUs.-oPEN FoR

w short season at Aston Pace-Lewis b. Lent
Monday evening May 18th, and during the week. Eaton
Stone the vaultng Equesran first appear
in this city in the arena Of regular Circus TIE
tire troupe Of shetland Ponies in their various games and
Horsemanship by Messrs. Dale Neville Cadwallade Der-
Gus Madame Camille, and Master Williams. Two Clowns,
Bob Williams and Dan Gardner. Ring Master Capt De
Camp The interior Of the Travelling Pavilion has been
fitted up style Of great elegance and su
perb Military Band will accompany the Performance and
dren under years Of age half price,
will be given Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-13
MISCEI.I.ANEOVJS.

WILL OPEN-DENNIS LANDERS, LATE OF THE ES-
w tablifhment of Damme Franchin, will be happy
his friends Monday the 18th inst ut IS Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-13

CHRISTY's neutrality-suspicious. HALL NO l72
~ Broadway, between Grand and Broome streets-Mon-
day. May 18th, and every night until further notoe.The
the first established and oldest organized band IN the World
ton Of EP. Chrsty They viii have the honor Of giving
their original and inimitabe entertainments every night
further notice. Admission Is open at 7;
Concert will at o'clock An afternoon Concert
on Saturdays, commencing at o'clock. r. NJ.
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AMUsEMUNT9.

RURTONS THEATRE CHAMBERS sTREEr-MoN
ID day evening May 18Th the performance will commence
with the comedy of the VICAR OF WAkEF1ELD-Dr.
Primrose, Mr. G. " Clarke Noses Mr. Josnson Bnrchei
Mr. Burton; Mrs Primrose Mrs Hughes Hon. Carolina
Welhemina Amelia skeggs Miss Chapman. To conclude
sum- Mr. Andrew; Bob Mr. Jordan Mr. griah Bythspm
neope Blythsum, Mrs. Holman; Miss Grace, Miss j. HILL
Doors at IL TO begin at "a before o'cloek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-13
PASSPORTS.

A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN
"A they require wouldlst 70 either four gentlemen,
two handsome chambers. with closets, with without
breakfast and tea party OF four friends would End this
desirable Terms moderate Apply at lis Thompson,
OF Prince street.
RoARDINc.-MERcuANTs AND OTHERS CAN ne
~ accommodated with good furnished apartments part
or full board private table, where cleannes comfort and
attention be enjoyed Warm and cold bath for the
q occupants. Apply at Mrs. hedhursts SAL Houston
street.
BOARD. IN A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY-oNE OR
- single gentlemen, DESTROYS Of acquiring practical
knowledge Of the French language find the
% doing BY applying No. itg Twelfth un
yersy place where they will be accommodated with partial
board and pleasant front the second door, Refer
enccs exchanged
RoARD-A LADY, RESIDING IN THE NEIcHBoR-
ID hood ~ Madison and 9TH Avenues. accommodate
two gentlemen With breakfast and tea The location Is de-
slrabo the terms viii be reasonable note addressed %
H. A. and left At this sce. stating where shall
route References given and required The house fur
nished With hot and cold baths
RoARDINc-THE HOUSE NO. ~ BROADWAY. or
~ pose Grace Church. 10 in somplete order for the
reception o. single gentlemen families with without
meals Several suites Of rooms ready With parlors aud
bedrooms comm nictainE.
DRIvATE BoARDTNG.-TuE EDGAR HOUSE. NO. Z
Greenwich street h again opened for the reception q
single gentlemen and families. The the
best In the city teng only three doors from the Battery aud
in the midst Of business
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AMUaEMENTa.

DowERY THEATRE-MoNDAY EVENING, NAY Is.
ID Notes.-The bserber tegs inform the public that
have been made with that distngu ished
hrs Hanbn. late hrs shaw TO go through round
ton following celebrated names which present
galaxy talent unrivaed by theatre in the u States
Ensland-I s. mAsBILs.Mr. J. wallaek jr Mr.. j. w.
Lester Gilbert Miss Wemys and Others stamped fa
tragic artists will Monday evening" May 18th, in
gy celebrated play Of LOVE- The the
Serf-Countess, Mrs Hambn. late Mrs Shaw; Huon Mr..
j. waackjr Sir Con rad, Dunn Sir Rupert H. Jordan;
Warren Empress Mrs. Jordan Christine, Mrs Herbert
conclude With the grand romantic musical drama with
new scenery by MT II sherwood, THE BOTTLE IMP-Ni-
cola spa8iard M raPe Aleert young German .udent
Chamberlain Gouldson Mareelia Mrs Jordan Luoretia,
Mrs Needham; Philippe, Mrs Herbert Doors will open at
Il the will rise at Ia o'clock. Dress Circle 50e
eond Tier. 25c; Pit l21ze.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET. MON
IN day evening" May H. the performance will
s,emwe Mr. C. Taylor; John Stock. Mr. Jefferson; Emily
Miss Crse; Fanny Miss Loekyer After which,
Of RIP VAN wiNKLE-Rip Van Wrinkle, Mr.. c. Burke;
Kniekerbocker, Mr. jefferson Derric Mr. G. Taylor; Dame
With the farce Of the sPEcTRE BRiDEGRooa-
Mr. C. Burke; Captain Warrington, Mr. Hamilton; Miss
eorgiana Miss Lockyer The doors will open at II per-
Torrance TO commences at "a o'clock.
THEATRE, AsTOR PLACE.-LESsEE AND MANA
u ger, Mr. Chas Bass - Monday evening Nav 49, the
performance will with the tragedy of ROMEO
AND JULIET-Romeo, Miss Cushman Mereutio, Mr. Coul-
renee Mr. X Mason Peter Sampson Mr. Bass; Lady
tague Mrs Hamilton Lady Capulet Mrs. Mclean Juliet
Miss Fanny Waack; Nurse Mrs. Dyott. To conclude with
the farce of MY PRECIOUS BETsEY-Mr. Bobail, Mr.. O.
Doors open Il TO commence at TX o'clock Boxes and
Parquet &c.; Amphitheatre 25c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

YOUNG LAwYERS.-A young lawyer being asked if he
practsed apeechmlkne much replied Il IN al il evev
ing Immediately leaning nut ri bed convert my cham
Der into stick that old portrait If fathers before
the glass and there's my lord staring full in the face On
nv right establish row of boots-hose the gentle
men of the uy left is the cupboard or wtnessbox
while on the cane-boom chairs before seated lot
Of my learned friends.
"Wel conceive the opened. lis action for any
t!ng-sav for breach Of promse-and then begin Ii I'm
for the pan of pile up the pathetic if for The
DEPENDENT, reduce the thing To mere ha@ater For IN
nanif describe in and stains which bring
into the eyes 81 ihe Of bnoisI the intelligent
gentlemen the juryhow firmly, how fondy, how
ay she loved the eceant base and black hearted defend
ant If for him. transfer her affections 10 his pocket and
undertake show that she loved him ut ALL And I'm
as likely 10 he rgh the in the other for how
can tell whether she loved him or nof
an case OF this kind however. give the plaintiff
see tear starting in every eye, hear the ladies signing
sobbing around me-and while The intelligent Of The
Jury blowing their with unexanped violence
lest it should be thought that they could shed tear be
hold The judge working his facial muscles up his mouth
into all sorts Of shapes, il from the depths OF his
ton he would slyl tell you wha,l is; can, eand th
much longer"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.


WAsnrS6T"S. SEPT 30 1850.
Close of the Barie-Ac'ion he N. Rtcfe Case
SeaGt, Rejections
The battle has Is be fought and II IL too soon now IL
10 thpn Give account ~ The kle! ana wounded.
Tn HOUSE last night Ill, five in the morning, that
W. have physc insurance that the Sabbath will ne day
nf rest with nay Of the nembtIs They passed all the
prnpraton bills except thar oi the rivers and haru"rs tor
witch there will fell session. in conjunction
with slight m"ditcntors in the taf.
The civil and diplomatic approximation bill went through y
fiery prdeil and there anger ri The bi lying over
l Mnn,,y When alter q sgeriai committee Of conference
had been appointed in behalf of NJ Richie. the Senate
cede from lis proposition III regard ~ han, and the House
from the constructive mllenge.
The manner in which Mr. Richie ovcrsllughed is
not very credabe IT, the House Wings irce-snlefs and
nufers con>ired his ruin. The d>unicnists North and
South after trying in vain break down the Union las,
wreaked their vengeance the Union newspaper. The ii
tlns attempting 10 Storm tie Hevens have shown
their prOwcss BY cutting off heads Of thistles Mr..
Richi. does understand boring, lobbying max
ing targains and is now in his old nge, eprosched far
~" Easng mis- eyeeeih cut." He has conducted
himself throughout the Whole crisis through which
lie and the country have gone wh >ingnl upiIhness.
honor and ifmnsss, md may well excim with Francis l.
Tout pcrdu hors rhontur. 1t is snch battles taes,
which insure a in The history of hI country.
Ii Congress will do nothirg FOR FUther Rche- his
mica in the House insisted their psund If t"sh (po1r
Ri chic csnno. spare it half well as ~ they shall no.
iraw blood blood with il.
Mr. Nathan sargent The epufe' author o the Alpha lei
in the New York Tribune slim by tn Senate last
night. Recorder of the Lnd Office; this have been
work Of Wings Hayden of the Boston Pos, oce also
got his quierus and GJr.on former Whg Postmaster was
confirmed in his place. But there is in calling the
roll! The telegraph has done all tit before Only re-
Mr. Peters of New Orleans the original friend
Gen. Taylor deserves Pnssng notice. from the prominent
position lie occupied under the late administration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
Correspondence OF the y. Y. Journal of Commerce

JENNY LIMBS FIRST CONCERT rs BOSTON.
The The auction for the tckts 10 Jenny
Linds irs concert in Boston, took place ls morning The
first ticket after very exciting and spirited scene
knocked down To Ossinn Z. Dodge Vocalist for the extra
ordinary of six hundred and twenty-five dollars
Messrs. Fetrdge and Gleason competitors for IT,
The excitement amongst the blage immense
The second ticket brought s24, l"t OF eight SIG each;
fourth sl05o; fifth Sl0,50 and down 50 which
considerable number sud thence down 81 and S6 al
which most OF the Tickets were purchased. The lowest
prices paid for back seats in the Gallery sl.50.
All these prices in addition regular ticket price
competitors for the first ticket chiefly booksellers the
hatrers decidedly in the back ground There was
perfect Jam IN the hail. and great excitement and eagcrness
obtain tickets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
Correspondence of The philadsrhia pean~ylvan,no


Avery important fugitive slave came ny before the
r; SAFE. Commissioner roday,rhe fs, that has come
- ,bp provision the Fugitive slave Bill just pass'd
~ oc, ri Congress James Hamlet likely boxing negro,
49, l,,n.d 10 he the property OF Mary Brown al Ealii-
Yc who charged that the slave had ran away from Mary
,d and came North New YORK. There was no per: on
pier out doors the Ato!onais had opportunity 10 gel
up row.
was ,hnt the fugitive o'Gcr,d surrendered 10
Tho climln aarcea.ly If Congress in question
The negro handcud, put into carriage tnat was III
,vning at the door and the driver drove oil 10 the
wharf putting him bard the first vessel bound 10
RaI,;,uorc am nad that New York has thus shown her
illness 10 stand the laws 1t j. demonstration vi good
f,it that could have been opp"rtune than Is
The st warsies disposed 10 grunhe pretty audhiy
AGAINST The nomination the Wings have made at Syracuse-
Hunt for Governor. they swallow, hu; nothing else
W. nave a report in town. write his that there have
h.n some pretty rich in the Convention. II j. SAID
mn The Seward men, stood up shoulder 10 shoulder IN not
voting for Hum.
Tie confirmation Of Hugh MAXWELL AS Collector Tor This
mort put the office holders in The Custom H1n>' IN hlgh
snirt, To-day. There many lazy, good Tor nothing
fellows quaered in nt lying nasyum that The rejection
of the present Incumbent wh0 is the only friend they have
in the wurd would be equivalent 10 sending them all 10
the poor house.
TIE Protestant Episcopal Convention OF the Diocese, ad-
iouficd sine die last evening. No action was had on The
The csae o Bishop Onderdon Rev. Mr. Parks of Trinity,
having Withdrawn his resolution, declaring II nexpedent
thlt functions Of the Bsh"prc be longer exercised by
Bishops ether States The Convention adjourned in
mutual good feeling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun.


The session is drawing close rapidly ana mere Is EVIL
DENLY disposition Congress 10 cut down all The hpo-
ptitin bills possible and all lie amendment
which NAV be offered them wonderful spirit o! econ
ony has seized upon both houses which makes the outsiders
stand in ave- they ought 10 do, Of The conscrp fathers
IL is now highly probable that the ilver and naro'r bill
will not be taken up this session. and that the r too will
oe adjourned 10 the fourth n December next II lsa much
as Congress can DO get through the regular apropa-
lion bills.
Mr. Maxwell as predicted long ago, was confirmed as
collector at New York; Mr. Elmaker Of Philadelphia, was
confirmed as naval officer Tor that port. With the exception
of lew osnlasers all appointments including that o the
collector at Georgetown District Of Columbia, will be
hrned.
The eally friends, schoolmatcs, and paymates OF Mr.
Daniel bsier the number al hundred and twenty
have addressed letter OF thanks TO him for his patriotic
course ON the slavery question: dated Salisbury New Hanp
shire August 1850 to which Mr.. Webster has sent reply
dated Washington, 2lst September 1851. Both nre bre
and remarkably beautiful and 10 the point
am afraid the brun mint OF New York will lie over Till
next spsson in spite OF the able report oi MI fhrnx
on the subject and the admitted urgency o The case
Several Intended for the Distinct VIII share
the same fate In regard 10 the District, however lar
more liberal spirit is unlmang Congress now Than IN form
er years. The of government is now considered as
fixed and Congress is bound To take Of IT, and make
worthy the NAME the and the prospects ol the great
republic of the nineteenth century. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
co--e,Dondence of the Baltimore Patriot.

WAsHINoTON SEPI 70
.rFRAY IN THE U. S, SENATE.-1he House was
- until after IL o'clock last night They dlsPoseo
III ~, {. tes ninety amendments the civil bi-concu1
o. W, in norton Of them and non-concurrng in poTiU
Much confusion and some excitement prevailed NIL
n,a fight occurred in the Senate ante-room between
Nessrs Foote and fremont .,,ros
Mr. Fooe had said in debate that t" pass certain propose
w. H., California would he disgrace 10 the Senate
" E,o,nt asked Mr. Foo.e out, and complained o ms
,nsuare-said it was unecn"any Mr.. Fooie resented
~ ~ irh n blow. They cl.nctet.
us.rs M,npum and Clark ineTposed, and separated
,,'a y,.srs Foole and Fremont il their seats to-day
The senate amendments 10 Navy appropriation
hriHouse on Indian bill.
III site Of excitement prevailing and crowds nj Pco'
H. i, mn. ndance-Ex scenes anticipated Tonight
PIE Id "''s"N POTOMAC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

BILE to Gen. Foo not il seems a s ss1
h num- ia If ianeuagem To this Foote returned that he
didn't care dn il he did r. Fremont then S WIN some
varv nrmn,ly gave him setter" in the ince MT Man
gum and others who BY at once n'rTeeo ~n,cm
ed the matter pro tempore. Inc allii' hae e'eo
rable talk in the city. Very Huiy " =, -
twe have taken part in the controversy as Messrs
Bolts and Stuart But, the Mo"re"ed Adsoca.e l"oie'
ALLEGES that Mr. B. if the author Of Justice IS evl-
DENLY the prompter else why has he not come forward ana
relra sed the reputation from this charged
"he resolution vas drawn by MIR s. rs an amendment
drawn BIZ Mr. Shade Of Vermont and ~ that form re-
ceysd The sanction OF the House But we have no doubt
the whole a,ir viii be properly explained n le"
NJ RMS VIII hardly be able "head Mr.. Stuart We are
sorry a, he has placed himself in his situation but
rxvv hated ard malice" is apt 10 involve nose VINO H.
dul.s in such feelings in UNPLEASANT positions" ~
Its lust 10 Mr. B. to that he is net the author OF
"Justice" nor 90 we believe that he prompted it,
The Republican publishes letter from nae'' D"'is 10
Mr. in lsi5 which declares that was MI DIS fesoiu-
ton which Mr. s accepted and offered lis not for US to
arrange this Wing strife Enquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
Id 4. ID,

DIED. on Thursday. the l-I in,an M thIpoax. ne
Su-ry county. ai,er i shor Illness. Mrs ALBERT !'
The -ith te u her age May G"d. who IN is INFINITE ="
her away, III his infinite fnefc' soften ne i.rpe
d. .;ci and nuci, husDInI aud saend "a f"r
70 Ter it.es Ias itlc uuebef, YET To-" :"uh@ !" NJ "
ra lie los, TATE, any circumstances to iook upon death "
.. ,- ,r f,,-ul so tted iorn and ENJOY Tic. witt
ENJOY nents clustering tek aroln her, thus sutt
In the m!.l ybUt frisn ships eni oTr. carries u h'
feeling winch words ia 10 express The wfiter OF NJ
IN common with a large rrcl- oi adnirus rends ani 20
''N' AF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

The case Of Mr. T. ~ Greene the merchant Of this place
who charged vi RI obtaining goods false pre,enses
Phade phi aud arrested acquisition 0t the Governor
81 PENNSYLVANIA, having excited interest abroad
may be proper several weeks ago was brought
before Judge Thompson, writ of hlbe1s corpus
charged custody Though unfortunate in business
Mr. Greene still enjoys the esteem and confidence If this
community which effort OF Philadelphia ShvocK To
subject bln 10 criminal prosecution has impared
Stdunton Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
NEW YORK MARKErS. Srrp. ?

CoTroS-SA!es to-day of 400 bales flr CpIand'
cents Orleans sell III ID per Id. Mdrar, firm
elgn news has had ~ effect upon prices.
FLouR-saies to-day of 1000 bnl- n, 81 50l4 &C.. Z
6 oG Southern brands sell ut s. IS CO .-Demanl J.
and prices rather III favor vi the buyers.
GRAIS-Prime Genesse Wheat scarce and in de"
Hollis cents iur white; rd SELLS nj IS 100 cents ~
\ GOOD dem nd exists for nj G6 81 cents ter "l
How 81 ,.r,rv of 1000 ,uss.i- ~ ih,.ss r,t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
TO The Editors Of the Enquirer.

HARRISON COUNTY, Va. Sept. Y, IsNU.
Messrs Editors -: SEE In the Enquirer Of different dates,
the names several prominent individuals presented fo the
presiding officer Of the Convention that is ~ in
your city ON the l4h October
would the liberty OF bringing 10 the notice of tina.
honorable body the Col Joseph Johnson Of this
county individual we'll qualified Ia fill that inpoan,
station.
Col Johnson has been In public life FOR hirtvsve years,
having served many years in the State Legislature and
about Is years the Congress of the United States UNDER
standing all the rules vi dvberave bodies and being
OF high order OF talents aud gentleman In every respect,
would fill the station with honor 10 the Convention and
cr,di, 10 himself Yours, respectfully, REFORMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

FLorR-Sal"s .; 300 nbIs Howard stree, + ur At .
Sales Yesterday, after We closed our review u oy-
Cry Mills AT Si6S4.
CoRS-Saies vi white Corn at 50 a Coo, and gel
60 81 ct-.
WnEAr-Whi,e sells al lis l24 and rs cents a
q, IS 100 and los cents Ter bush,l.