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Glass No. 4-Cotfon Canvass.

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wide.
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~ 90 3-inch non puW hinges = ~. tNt,l 90
90 pounds iron wire esch Nos To- and IT, $50 popnda
20 pounds iron wire Zach No 4, ~ IA. and IL. 100
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hereby agree furnish and deliver, It the Navy Yard
at, in conformity with the requirements Of The sdvss-
sement from the Bureau OF Construc4on Equpment and
Repair Of the 9th day Of May, $780, the Several srces
hscsd in (cIss) classes Tor that ysrd, 70 wit:
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which her Majestys ministers ought to pursue
Tho fsir Interpretation Of the conduct OF that
gentleman and his friends that II they hSd been
convinced of the soundness and policy of the lords
resolution, they would have thought IL their duty to
bring il forward in this House, where sat the
minister charged with the conduct Of foreipl
affairs; and the inference was, that those who
shared In the general political opinions Of Lord
Stanley did not share in the Wow he took Of
the affair OF Greece otherwise there for
their not allowing the Foreign Secretary to make his
explanation in this House. 1--WE shall continue"
added the noble lord in the have hitherto
followed in foreign policy and if Mr.. Roebuck
wishes to make any motion upon the subject he shall
have every opportunity TO do so; but. so long
continue in the government my noble friend will act,
not a minister of Austria or Of France of any
other country. but a minister OF England. The
honor and the interests Of England intrusted to
our keeping and by regard for those interests and
that honor conduct has hitherto been and shall in
future be guided
Mr. DIsRAELI said, If he had given notice Of any mo-
tion he hould have been told that negotiations
pending. and any discussion would have been depre-
Gated He assured Lord John however, that when the
occasion offered he should be prepared to uphold the
decision of the House of Lords
Mr.. RoEBucK could not entirely subscribe to the
Institutional doctrine of the noble lord He
lodged that mere resolution of the House of
Lords not sufficient to change the government
but it would be inconsistent with the dignity of Eng
land that adm lnistrston should remain under the
censure of one branch of the legislature, aud he
would, therefore. test the opinion of this house by
moving a resolution (the terms OF which he read, the
discussion Of which was ultimately fixed for Monday
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to the highest apology, for he had the silded temp
tation before him. II Crawford Is an honest man he
has an opportunity Of sh owing It by paying back the
money. Whatever resolutions may pass the public
mind will render but one verdict and that IT, that
Crawford is guilty
Mr.. HousToN, whig, OF Delaware, characterized a.
extraordinary the speech of the member from Ohio,
who cond mned the last and the present Congress the
cabinet and all who vindcste and justify the pay ment
OF the claims. he content that Mr. Carter should
have all the benefit Of all such denuDcations 1t did
not accord with any time which he (Mr Houston)
entertained OF personal honor integrity, to seize
hold Of this subject to the purposes party
and the member goes further after having denounced
the Secretary Of War as q corrupt and dshonorable
that he had money TO make by the Transaction 1
hope that 1t 10 not a fellow feeling which makes him
wondrous kind. l suppose that the honorable
mt Dber Is rot SO conscientious but that he
thinks that he himself might be Influenced by
such considerations. lie would ask. what reason
Mr. Carter had Mr.. Carter knew that there no
testimony here against them and could not be There
foundation for the charge that a msjority
Of the existing cabinet knew anything Of the claim
until it became public. Ii was not his purpose to
vndicate those gentlemen but 1t his opinion that
majority Of the house without distpction of party,
believe that there Is not in the OF this
case anything to warrant the charge of
fraud against any member of the cabinet Gen Houston
Of those who voted in 1913 to pay this claim.
He would go further and that If he called
to vote for the bill he would do He then quail
fed the payment of the claim principal and interest
In conclusion he vipdicateo General Crawford. and
said that there not the slightest badge Of fraud
official abuse attached to any of the cabinet
Mr.. KING (whig) of New Jersey commenced speech
In vipdicationof the claim yielded to motion to
adjourn, which prevailed
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The Latest from w Warrington.
OUR SPECIAL TBLEGRArHlc CORRESPONDENCE

OUR SPECIAL TBLEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHIsGroy, July 8. 1850.
The resolutions against the promise bill. from
the State of Delaware created deep excitement in the
Senate. Mr.. Clay charged Mr.. Dayton as the author.
Mr.. Wales defended them. They are considered con-
elusive Of the defeat Of the Omnibus for upon that
State the bill depended. Mr.. Bell is uncertain. The
debate was exceedingly bitter.
Tho Gslphins are getting it hard Mr. Clayton,
time is pushing in the Senate for special agent to
Dominica, and feet for Hayti to force the mperor
to pay cur demands and to protect the whites Some
capital, he thinks is to be made in that way.
The Spanish Minister has asked that no extreme de-
msnd be made for the Contoy prisoners till he hears
from Spain.
the New Mexican news and will recommend the ad
mission of the State when it is ready. There il
trouble ahead.
We are inundated to-day with reports concerning
New Mexico and Texas 1t is said that Texas has sent
some three thousand men towards Santa Fc, by the
way Of the Rio Grande Valley for the purpose of
sertng its right to the territory which 1t claims In
New Mexico and that several OF the Southern States
have promised to back her up in the movement aud
have actually raised troops for the purpose 1t is also
said that General Quitman has sent word to this city
that he will support Texas in this movement with ten
thousand men These OF course are only rumors, and
fend them to you just as heard them.
The GovernorGenea of Cuba has it is said, issued
oruers tnat htoppipB mere on their way 10
Chagres or back, sha not have the privilege Of land
ing, unless they are provided with passports
Mr.. Thomas NJ. ellis, who has been chief clerk in
the Fourth Auditors Office for upwards of forty years
nearly half century-is removed, and his place
filled by Mr.. Richard L. McKsn
Com odore shubrick is appointed Commandant Of
the Navy Ysrd in Philadelphia
Philip N seare, Of New ork, 10 confirmed as clerk
to the Brazil conn missioner.
Luke Lea is also confirmed as Indian Agent In Mis-
sissippi
1t generally understood that Col Fremont is only
awaiting the admission of California to return to that
country.
Orlando rown, late Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
entertained large number of friends, this evening
at the National Hotel The dinner . magnificent
affair gotten up by Captain Black, the proprietor
without regard to cost Mr. Brown IL highly est emed
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Frem Texas, New Mexico, sc.

BALrIMohk' July ., Io0U
Lato dates from Texas contain Major Neighbours
Official report Of his proceedings at Santa Pe He says
that h. well received by the inhabitants. The
movement against the organization Of the county OF
Santa Fe, got mp entirely by government officials
army officers presiding the meeting in favor Of
forming now State. large portion Of the govern
mont employees attended lie enclosed . proclama-
tion of the Chief Justice Of New Mexico setting forth
the duty Of the inhabitants to resist Texan usurpaton
land and boundaries and advising them not to treat
the Commissioners with obedience or respect.
Great damage has been done to property from heavy
rains and over FLOWING Of the rivers.
The Santa Pc troubles continue to create great ex
element throughout Texas
The Indians in New Mexico have become very trou-
besome and troops have been ordered from Fort Tow
son to operate against them.
The steamer Fashion had arrived at New Orleans
from Fort Brooke with ave com panies Of infantry.
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Import. To this date, 1850, H2oi' bags same
stOeks..oa this date, 1850 $4,000 Bag, sam. tim.
1s4p T2sT1O bags
ssles-Totsl sales to the 22d June, 1919, Ios2-7o
bags
LrvtprooL PAtcrs cyppE-r fer the week ending Pi
day June 81 ls50-Sugsr-Holders not being disposed
to accept lower prices the bssnes. this week has
very limited; British plantation and Bengal sold at
former rates. Rorelgn-Brown PerBsmbu and Pa
raibs, Ice. LIS. Cd. per evi, IN bond, sud Porto
New Porto Rico, Ice 9d. per ewt, In store. Coffee
Jamaica, 45s sss for good ordinary TO fine middlng
Bengal S. 80 w. Cd for ordinary TO middling white
Rum-Dem.r1s, L. 4%d. for proof to 2s and q I'd
for high strengths; choice marks 2s Cd; good Rss,
Indis. L. Cd per gallon, proof Tea Common Con.
rous meet with resdy buyers. at IOd per 10 Psnams
mother pearl shells sed at IA nitrate q soda
Of various sorts steady rates Dys-oois
logwood sc 2s Cd ex ship 81 Domingo 60 lie Cd 10
"a damaged Cuba fustic 40 So, Lssuns As los, Ia
pote G47s Cd TO "a 10e sill faults common bsrvood
40 l5e and Lima wood El2 los per ten Turpentine So
Sd 70 Sc Cd per Common American rosin q Vi 10
20 1Cd per cwt Aches 2ss Cd to re for pearls and
re re Cd per cwt for Nontresrpots nides-Buenos
Ayes sslted. heavy 33.d TO 3tsd per III. horse 90
,nch. sumsc has been taken at rather easier rates -
Iisg snbstto II. I'd per ID. Olive oil CONTINUES In
ussdy o,msnd Cod oil realizes fs3 per tun Lin.
ssd Oh 2es I'd TO sos American ard oil 3is per ort
And American whale $50 los to Az D. p.rtun spi.
ritz o. tuiI,itine are H. 4. maud Palm oil "a
viii ell fsUlts. 60 I3O for sound oil TslIov -thout
ohiree. Lard Sls I'd TO S2s per c-t Jute TO arrive
AIS per ton.
Lospo. proprcy M,prrr Friday June u -sug.--
go lhds aud icts West Ipda sold to day, making
lsiC Tor The week srd ~ iair prices CoGre-Nstive
C,yon dull at ais 10 Sc for good and fair ordin,ry
Cotton salrs 81 the resk 100 bales. sutats ana Il.
tLd, hsdfss. 81 60 sd snd Ne~ Orleans 7yd
pr IN. Run Jsmsica q led to o. ID Dernsrars.
2. Id 10 D. "A Lee,sId L. "a 70 ], lHd for yeIlos
proof Tsllov- Aus,fslisn. So Bat Indis 39s pI
south American S2s Cd 70 % Cd per cvt bsing each
Cd lover.
u.us N.prrr. juno 70 The cotton ,slc. a, n.,r,
- - NIl f.f..
prices tsy irVm lotf &c. for AeS Orleans tris ors-
Hsp-,
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Iorpo- Mo,rr M.prrr. June q. o'elock.-rhe En-
glh stock market Is rather hat this morning With not
TO u. now e6I TO 90 ex div for the opening; Re-
duced Three per Cent pos 70 =; New Three aud a
$40; Bxchequer Bills 67s. to EOS pm.
The foreign stock market was inactive to-day, but
ihe esseisl ii.. nsiudo the Following: 'pani.b Five
per Cents 99E; Mexican acsount 80; Peruvian IS;
Portuguese -Four per Cents. -; Russian -Four and a
Half PER Cents, 97K Ditto Scrip ~ pm; spanish
Five per Cents account l7A. y, a. Three per Cents
account 3s& III Venezuela Deferred II; Belgian Your
and Half per Cents SIS. Ditto Five per Cents g7S
The general tone of the railway market IL dull and
rather fiat. Midland shares are inactive ut 36, TO
York and North Midland rather heavy at iCS to y,
and Great Western fat at 5sH South western at So.
to Coz. The principal dealings have been under
CALI DOMAIN 50 - kastern Countie, "a Great Western
ern CO, 5Sh Cox, Midland 35L y. Southeastern,
lax. Newcastle and Berwick Is, Extensions % y,
York snd North Midland lGH . a, Preference TL,
Great Northern 10Y, North STAFFORD o..
THnrr o'CLocK Consols clsse 95'. 10 for the Ao-
count. Shares are rather 0rmsr, aud Close thus
N9I,hws. ss, les. logS, 9r,st Western Ssh 6sN
steady. Mexican 2o,s 30 Russian Scrip ~. a. pm.
LIVERPOOL Corror MARxrr, PHip.r, June 2i- Du
ring all the present week the market has been quiet
and rather dull The Europa arrived on Sunday, with
reports Of the crop In varying from those pre-
viously received The season IL late the growth gs
morally checked and prejudced by unpropitious YEA
IL very graf But this intelligence IL accom- panied by
decline In prices In all the ports
by Increasing disposition TO sell or TO ship Go Ru
rope. Influenced by there advces holders have offer
ed cotton rather freely aud the demand has been H.
mted The total sales OF the week have not exceeded
2s540 bales To day the demand IL rather gene
raj and about 5000 bales sed Mt previous rates
including 900 American taken speculation and for
export ofAmerican descriptions the market AZ
lords rood choice; the lower and middle qualities
quite a. low last week and they freely offered
IN fsir and good qualities there 10 no change the
thorized quotations for fair being the last
week. Brsrs and Egyptians are In fsir request ssd
they are without change In value Sursts also In
fair request at former rates 4s3o bales Of Amerosn
80 Bsbiss. 30 Msranhams, 20 EsyptisLs, and $40 %
surht have been taken on speculation; aud $3.50 Of
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Court OF General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and AID. Morgsns and Smith.
JULr 3-Jks Trial " Csmiis Donnartsnua - Onric-
ticn for Merging young Girl Without her Fslh,rs Con-
s-nThis case, which has been before the Court for
two days, Was concluded this morning The Recorder
charged the jury that the legal custody Of the child
In the father and therefore consent to be legal
must be obtaiued from him. The jury found the sc-
cused guilty and he was remsnded to prison till Fri
day, when he will be brought out for sentence.
The section In the revised statutes on which this
prosecution was based, Is rs follows
IL Revised Statutes page $50 sec. 2e-Rvery person
who shall take away any female under the age Of four
teen years from her father, mother Guardian other
their consent either for the purpose Of prostitution
ccneubnage or marriage shall upon conviction there
Of be punished by In State prison not
exceeding three years or by In q county
jail NOT exceeding one year or by One not exceeding
81 600. or BY both such nne and impri,onment.
Then Of Corpr.-Tgepoe hcGee tried .
charge Of grand larceny In stealing 800 worth Of cop
per and other metal, from the warehouse Of Edgar
duty found n. properly IN possession y the prisoner
There was no defence The jury found verdict Of
guilty, and the Court sentenced McGes to the state
RoJtins an Espisrani-M Iehsel Miles, an smisrant
runner was convicted Of grand lsreesy In stealing
walter Fitzgerald Tn. .coused %s. n. se%
plansnt ~ soon he arrived here on the 9th Of May
and profered bis servcesto find him boarding house
having taken him to boarding house, the secuted
next proceeded TO get him drunk partly BY untary
drinks and partly By forcing liquor down him, when he
positive land not eOntrsdicted tho jury, therefor.
fornd verdict Of guilty, and the Court sentenced the
prieoner 70 the stat. Prison for two years.
Young There's Two boys. named John Trsyers aud
Emil Dobrn tried and convicted OF breaking into
the room Of Mr. John Clark, Of Tenth avenue, near
Twenty ninth street and stealing from chest, oney
and jevelry worth in all $40 They detected
by means of q card which one OF them dropped. and
which card had been In possession OF Dohrn. and
by bar Of iron which they lett behind hem and which
vas afterwards proven TO have been .hsrpened By .
blacksmith for Travers The jury In rendering their
verdict % guilty accom- panied II with recommendation
to mercy In bhsf Of Dohrn Who seemed be lre hsr
dntd In crime than bis associate The Court ordered
tbs m 10 be rtmandsd for the present. They will pro
badly be sentenced on FRIDAY
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June l25 r NJ sailed from Bos' 2bs P. passed r.
n steaBer Can ada strong winds and foggy.
June l3G20 r. NJ Sambro light house South distant
mile 80 p NJ arrived Halifax; r. ~ sailed Hall
fax; moderate and clear.
June l4.-Fresh breezes and clear.
June l5.-Fresh, with dense fog
June le--Fresh and cloudy; passed two iceberEs.
June l1.--Fresh and cloudy.
June 49, Light winds and haxy
June H. Brisk winds and cloudy. ,tSE
June 90 Fresh winds and clear
June a. A. NJ made the land; IA NJ Cape Clear N. r.
BY MN distant miles; 5l5 T. NJ abreast Of Trisoar
+. NJ abreast Of Holy bead.
June 22.--6.5O A. NJ arrived At Liverpool
There has been no change whatever in the market
for American State stocks The quotations fol-
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Court Of Common Pleas.

JuLr f-Isddv 4 Sheridan 20 hs LeatretsH Trrgsrce
Cen rdnpThis IL suit brought to recover s1T5O the
an cunt 81 policy Of Insurance sde by the defend
ante To- Edward McMshon, and assiened By him for
The benz III 81 his creditors and sold by order % the
court 10 PLAINTIFF The premises insured situate
at Fails River Mass where Mcmahon carried bu-
since. The defendants oonteudet that they did not
make the policy that the goods were estimsted too
heh a. was sto the amount Of loss; they also urge
tbst he loee vas not made In time
The trial 10 likely 20 last some days rt 10 contested
With mnch vigor 49, iusursnces In various Aces to
thu .meupt Of s ooV, depsnd spOs the issue Of this
spit