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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
AUTHORIZED EDiTIoS OF
JENNY LIND $40.

JENNY LIND MUSIC.
gTIHE BUsSCRIBERB respectfully call the attention OF
the public to the mbjoined letters from hr Benedict
md Btgnor Beilett.
Pho subschbers claimed to be tho authorized agents
,r ae publishing of tie Jenny Lind Rusc, and they bo
nsvs subjoined letters satisfactorily provo the ounda
A'-N % '-N LONDON August, 1889,
70 gAauEL c. JoLLIE, ESQ Str-Ws herewith assign
ho YOU the f aod exclusive right ali the msc sung by
Ndue Jenny LIND In America; sso, all the music com
poaed or sung by us during our sojoun 10 the United
GIOVANNI BELLEFTi
isvING HOUSE, NEW YoRK, Sept. 6, 1850
70 SAMUEL G. JoLLIg, ESQ: SirI certify, with peas
are hss yort edition OF The Jenny LIND music, in which
ysu have stated the Of Firth, Pond Co is tho
only authorized .don published and further that eacn
40 ,sauA JULES sENEDlCT.
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The Pye,tdenrs Journey 10 Oher5og-W aytike Spirit Of
the observation-disclosures Heyenpo1-P Puritan NeWs--
The Neio Pieces a, the fheatcy-Asf0catton-T2 Gen
tfnent-En9Land, &c. &c.
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EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
:, uhHshed on the departure of each Mail Steamer for Lv
spool Price 81 cents per copy, or 81 per year. postage
Included.
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MUSICAL NDTECR.--Vhe muaical Institute al 1877
Lanrtpsst affords superior hciles to learners of
Fiano Violin, &c and Singing and S. per quarter.
M hss charge Of The Piano deparmsGt Vio'
I'D classes on Wednesday and RtidRy evenings No Piano
elaas teaching, .26 S,eoosl w. b. COMBS.
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THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

is published every Wsdaesday ana SarTag oT9 mn
"a sdvSSJtseme1ts 6 cents Lire each insertion.
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Tater frem sygacuse.

Later from Syracuse.
Our Syracuse Reporter sends us dispatch
stating that
Mr.. DueF and his friends will hold meeting
tonight and pass resortona Il IL thought they
vili nominate new ticket
Bah
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lFanorama ball. S9S Broadway, corner OF &Eei every
evening this week Afternoon exhibition on WsanesosS
children half price Doors open al 7-coumence al ~
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n ARE RN a OIL E;

I'm ooNsEoUENCE Of tho great sacce'S OF Mr EpeS
Nsarpents Song, ga Salvation America" (~T1ten
for Male Jenny Lind) SURG by Mr. DEaPsFER al the
Tabernace his own music MI o. proposes TO give 40
WEpNEsDAY, Oct 2, and FRIDAY, Oct introducing
INC Noon ard Nix hi'-"The May Queer p-snd & varie
ty Of his moa. popular Songs and Scottish Ballads Pick
e.. so cents 20 romInsnce at O'clock, 800 At
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MRW.YORR GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
Nfhe Paintings, Sculpture and other OF an be-
longing 10 this inSuiion open 10 The public In
Iss exhibition rooms Of the National Academy Of Detign
ee3 Broadway, opposite Sondsi Lilemsmbership One
nonar. Single BdInssicn % cents s2& Lfua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-24


On Saturday morning, after . lingering Illness Es.
THEIR wife Of Thomas Belts in the of her age
The friends Of the family invited to attend her
funeral this Sunday afternoon at o'clock from her
late residence street. third door east
On the morning Of the Esd inst, Mrs SARAH OurEr
BoorRT wife Of Capt Henry Clay Long late OF the First
Regiment Of Kentucky Volunteers, and daughter Of
Daniel A. Webster of this city in the ed year of her
age.
invited to attend her funeral from Zion Church.
Mott street. Chatham street. at half past three
O'Clock, this afternoon
Louisville and Cincinnati papers will please copy
this announcement.
On the 2lst OF March, after short but Illness
MIR. JesrAH II. LpProN, aged 38 years and 10 days.
The friends and relatives Of the family, and Of his
brother Edward and his brothers in law E. A. Psvre,
ID D. Winsnt, A s. White and r. Mitchell aud also the
men bsrs Of Harmony Lodge, a. ]. o. of r. and the
order general and the ship wrightsip general are
spectuly requested to attend hts funeral at his late
residepoe No. 227 Seventh street. this Sunday after
noon, the oath inst, at half past two o'clock
Country papers please copy.
Mrs MANY BRADY, aged So years.
The friends Of the family and those Of her sons, j..
and T. H. McAvoy are invited TO attend her funeral
Sunday afternoon, March Gath, ct O'Clock, from
her late residence, No. "a Prince street.
No carriages allowed.
In the City Hospital. March 2lst MARoAKEr wife of
William Hardy, aged % years.
The funeral will take place at the Hospital ct eleven
O'Clock A. M. The friends and soqusintances are
spectuy invited to attend without furt her notice
On the 23d March, EpwAsp AGAR, sftsr . short but
Illness In the fifty. fret year Of his age
The friends and relatives Of the deceased respect
fully invited to attend his funeral Monday the
Inst ct o'clock r. M, from his late residence, LOT
York street, Brooklyn.
On Saturday 23d inst of Inflammation OF the lungs,
ELLEN, daughter Of John T. aud Honora Hall.
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Law Intelligence.


Esprorp, WEsrcHFsrER CoUru.-Bsfors Justice
see'r'son -Ch~ge ssana a Postmaster-7He United
.ss late Posru sster Of Bsoford. examined ON
charge " ming letter addressed to the County
Clerk at White Plains, and abstracting . valuable
Several witnesses examined by Mr.. Summers,
on the part 81 the United states District Attorney
ho tesrsd 70 the fact OF opening the letter and also
that the letter contained valuable paper.
The case stood adjourned until the 23d instant, at
Bedford.
OF the Court Of Appeals will commences on Tuesday,
the 26th instant nc Auburn will be held by Greene
Gardiner and Freeborn q Jewstt Judges; and Elisha
Bulbut. lrs Hsrrs Daniel Pratt aud John Maynard,
Judges ex ofneio. Tho calendar contains about one
hundred and sixty causes for argument We give the
list below rs far down As the thlrteth cause IL. Will
others respondents David Lsavitt, president, So.
plaintiffs In VS. TsrrAnt Putnam ct al defend
appellants, against Albert A. vsddsr respondent T.
Sidney Mason and another appellants against Ed yard
Lind refpe. and d. Samuel A Willousbby, surviving
admnitTstor, SO respondent against James A. Clarke
administrator; sc, and others. appellants Z. Thso-
dore Moss. respondent against John r. Livingston,
Jr, appellant. 8 James SJme, plaintiff in error, vs.
Matthias b. Ward, survivor &C.. defendant in error
Joshua Walker ct al, appellant vs.. David Banks ct
plaintiff in error Daniel Nash, defendant In error
II. Mary Smith, and Others appellants against Amos
w Gates and wife, and another, respondents. IL The
respondents against Richard g. Bay and others appel
lsnts H.. Henry Wilgus, respondent, against Milo
Cars. appellant u Amos Adams. late Sheriff, So,
and another respondents against Gilbert c Davidson
and others appellants IL. Oliver Dawson respondent
against Edward c. Richards, appellant. 10. John p
Harris plaintiff in error vs. Arnold Barnes defendant
In error. II Stephen q. Austin, receiver Sc rsspon
dent, against Leverett Rawdon and another, appel
lants Is. William b Whitehead, respondent against
Edward w. Phelps, and another, appellants 1e. Ed.
ward Clayton and wife, respondents, against Thomas
Wardell and Others appellants &C. Charless Richards
respondent, against Charles NJ. Graham appellant a.
Eugene Dutiih, and another plaintiffs in error against
John o Aimgren, defendant in error. % John Brou-
wer, receiver, &c, respondent, against Robert L.
respondent, against Sebastian Lewis and others sp-
pelsnts rs John B. Borst and wife, respondents
against Jesse B. Spelmsn and another, appellants 20.
VIM e. Goddard, and another, respondents, against
the PRECEDENT Directors go, of the Merchants Bank
In the city Of New York, appellants 27 Simon Gray |,
respondent sgsnst George Geortner and another ap-
pelants. rs. Garrett ID. Hasbrouck, respondent,
against Joseph Bishop and another, appellants. 70
Henry W. Schreppen appellant, against Daniel J.
Shaw respop dent 80 Lydia Walt, appellant, against
William Wait respondent.
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sslrh,, .T,sss. Belle: barter and L.. cro..
sesy.- Indss Bumrus New Bedford; visilant Heath.
s .,ss5sss i...s1s.5. Boyd Nh sisa March H. i.s
w. lon q 60 PISSED through large quantities Of brohsn ssd
al. sTi,ns s..,y blew ii.% ksisS, .ss%ss y val
~, tel from The boom and sac lost The 81
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Ion y yoke 'hp Geo Haley Of Bo'sn from New orleans
e., Fog: e.;s. .:,.,h:s T. zig; =. IA !,
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len rs q brig ding NE. with jb boom and
cuvst.r gene, having apparently bees into The
has North ef csre Henicpen days experienced
hesvy weather
frs May Esr. Rsviey New Orleans q days With pork
snd Suyesm Ssse Co. The got ashore the
v est Bsrk laef nrht. where she still rename
fefr Crrnd Lizard Small sayssses a. 10 days. with eof-
e., sre hides. 20 \ " Lewis
s,hr fesiis e.rreod Ponce. PR :, asy. With sugar ana
s.sr i@ny IBrj weed s, John. NIB. n ssJs With mass
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sloor Thenss Hswkna Scrss Prevfderce, RI 70 hours
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Rs.. S E'nsa 81 g. p s ssocs sf.ais5
BosTcs. March "a Brokers Board Boston and
sss y d. a do % DO sssisns R.rsad Old
ri.slSsS 10 90 Co. % u DO ESssSs,h
RsiirSss s East Boston co%psny 10Y DO.
ys.Icsi and Mass. ssilSssS ssss % do do d.
sn a. Isl
eSsa h,TU.s R..ds. snd
DOMESTIC MARKETS..
BALImotE, March 70 During the past week, the
operations In Howard street sum up about $500 bills
some 700 bbls In City Mills there sales In the
early part Of the week of about 5000 bbs At 81 CAN
price Nothing doing, to day, in that description OF
-four Sales Of rye -four at IS lax. and meal at
Salss Of Maryland red 1T 81 O3 Psnnsylvsnis do 81 o.
Pennsylvspis white, 81 ls, and family white, 81 Is
81 IS the latter price paid for very prime lot. Corn
The supply wa fair 10 the early part Of the week.
ard saes Of white made at as Acc and yellow
1t $40 but on Thursday, with good demand, the sup
At 81 $40, and yellow So $40 per bushsl Sales
to- day Of white At 5lc., and yellow at $50 per bushe
the week. Sales Of M.rysnd e APP sad Psnp
CAmBRIDoE CATTLE MARKET, March 2o.-At market,
$40 cate about $50 beeves and 90 stores Of
working oxen cews and calves, and three years Old
Market Beef -Prices-Extrs 50 IS per cwt frst quail.
~ scoono 40 % EOS tulIo 90 ~ Ordinary
a 81 hides So; tallow 81 rs. Stores Working oxen
$40 500 and $lO4 Cows and calves S25, S3i and Sso
At market nearly al sold Prices-Extra So, SIS, 81
IS; by lot 81 rs 81 so. Swine-Retail So. . 60.
BRIGHr ON MARKET, March 2t-At market during the
week. 450 beef CATTLE 975 sheep and 4700 swine Beef
Cattle Owing to the large supply last week there was
mot sny advance from last weeks sales though the
pairs seld at So rs So So nrst quality SO; second
quality 50 6o third quality 81 So Sheep Prices From
m In MALT Q-{n Vovk
State hogs, 1t Wholesale, 10 Co., Ohio hogs 80 AZ
There will probably DO from 1000 to 500 left over
erlA
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few Of the Senator'S remarks Mr.. King raised
point Of order.
Mr. Clay On the chair said 1t was not according 10
the principles Of common honesty to answers speech
before II was finished. (Laughtsr)
that Mr. Buchanan had said that the Northern demo-
crazy were the natural allies OF slavery Whsn ala
Mr. Buchanan ssy sof
Mr. Hale thought in the of few days he woad
make the charge good. .
MIR King would wait to hear 1t. Mr.. Buchanan had
declared that the Northern democracy the nstu-
raj allies of South In defence Of their constitution
al rights and this what Mr. Jefferson had said-not
Seward the other day. Mr.. Buchanan had spoken Of
the Northern democracy the natural allies OF the
South in defence Of their rights SUCH hoped
they would always be-beyond that Mr.. Buchanan
Mr.. Hale said he intended no injustice to Mr.. Bu-
ohanan He only desired to put Mr.. Seward right.
Mr.. king-And you put him wrong.
Gin showing that Mr. Buchanan had said tina. the
Northern democracy the natural allies Of slavery
Mr.. King-Win the Senator frem Mississippi read
what Mr.. Buchanan says?
Mr. Jefferson Davis was about to read, when
Mr.. Clay Qn the chair) said 1t was not In order.
Mr. Mangum moved an executive session.
"Oh no, hear frat what he has to readn
Mr.. Jefferson Davis read from opinions of Mr. Blu
chanan to the effect that the Northern democrats
the natural defenders Of the rights
South, and that neither Mr. Jefferson Mr. Buchanan
had said they the natural allies Of slavery
Mr. Cas- remarked that he had SO treated the subject
the other day In reply to the Senator from New YORK.
and that he had discsmed usng the remark in sense
offensive to the Northern democracy.
From this little conversation the floor OF the Sc
nate We draw the conclusion that the Southern gentle
men are looking to Mr.. Buchanan as their next
candidate for the Presidency and that they do not In
tend to him placed in false position at this
stage Of the game.
The Senate went into executive session.
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HsssRs. DoRLarp AND Foorr.-To correct eli misap-
prshension that may have arisen In the pnblic mind
from the many and more less reports OF tbs
recent Misunderstanding and subsequent reconcilia-
ton between Senators Eoote and Borlsnd, we make
the following brief statement proper authority
The meeting between those gentlemen accidental
and altogether friendly; and the conversation CON.
mebced in spir and in terms entirely courteous aud
Mind. Az the corvsrsation progressed grew earnest
and excited. From the nature Of the subject talked
a. language Was used by Of them which taken
offensive by the other and blows ensued. moment
Afterwards, the heat Of temper subsidized and each Of
the gentlemen felt and expressed deep regret at the
and when this represented TO both BY
commen friends they mutually and at once declared
their unchanged respect and kind regard for each
other; and upon meeting short time afterwards ex-
pressed these sentiments person aud fully
stored 10 the relations Of cordial friendship which had
before subsisted between them Warrington Union,
March 10
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Loss oF srsSIsg sHr WR.-By the arrival here
yesterday II the steamship Falcon, from Chagres via
Havana the eth inst, We have received nles Of the
Foro Industrial the Diars and the Gacefa Of the latter
port. 70 the eth inst inclusive report IL current
that the fisate hsabel H. which sent from here
several weeks since TO demand restitution from the
nost pusssnt Emperor Faustin the First for outraees
committed upon the persons and property Of the
q Spanish vessel. wrecked Santo Domingo has
been ashore somewhere on the Haitien coast aud
totally lcet ~ this rumor should prove true Il viii
be eyers loss TO the Spanish nation for ~ possessed
but FIVE frigates, and this the best. She rated
forty -four guns and was built In is36.N o. Picsysae,
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ASorHrs III Dosspo DIscovrHrp.-The Hannibal
(Mo.l journal, Of the 21r uit, learns BY letter
ceivsd fee days previous. from q gentleman the
Missouri river, that rich vein Of gold has been
Gently discovered city miles this side Of santa
BE The discoverer rays the lies perfectly loose on
the top Of the earth and extends the surface for
several miies length. company % thirty men lett
Independence, for the geld regions. soon they
heard the intelligence II has created considerable
excitement In the Missouri river towns
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NfVfh NfIFN.
BstrtnuRr. Esrch "a $3.50 4. g. Sc. 81. i45t; 800
.hsrss ar ~ Bsnh y V a. fatarce nsns. ax DO
fsit Lie ns "a. ~ do tirem's II e. ~, 10 DO as
Trns Ire f 81 90 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 81 ~
d. Bsi'ir ere er.guedsnnah Re lrosd, 9',s -.
ruitsrBATHiA March % ~ first hoard tfoo Allegheny
Cee,vss Sh slu Tennessee IS IN 81 sharss f.sn, c
Pepnt,vsi So rs gt ares Pennp ivsna ss,lses5 ~
A. De- L. Barb. 2s $50 Lehitl NJ icnn, wk ssn SAT
Btni c. - a a.. Fesdtg IS hi 20 DO. Beaver meadow
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MrserssIrrf NssHtLLr CONVENTION The
follow ing persons have been nominated By Legislative
caucus to represent Missssippi In the Nashville
vsption Per the State az large G. r. Smith. Bar.
ton, ". T.. Shark,y and $. Boyd First District
NV Matthews and a. b. Brcdfa'd Second District
-G.F. N.ili and Peter y. Ssarte. Third District =
John J. Pettus and " X. Miles Fourth District -
John J. MeRss and T. JONES SfsWsrf Those la italics
uhfus
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Romessir misesliany.

John ritman was murdered recently, at Gresnville
haesma, By Thomas I. Csipy.
The houss Of John smith, member Of the Wiz
sonnn senate, 81 Milwaukee. vas mobbej on the 4th
inst csnsequencs 81 his opposition TO the license
law, and vo'ics sssixst u In the senate
Mhs arrested, short time since ct TIogsnssurx,
~. ior rctnns the mail, aud held o. bail. been
re issted 1T Kissstcp aud com mi,,sd for tr,s a.
Utica. -
The great sea serpent said to hav. b.sa see, near
Beaufort, 8 C., has turned out 20 be three ~hsles
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Nav Hers AND DsLswsRE BRiDar.-The Receivsrs
appointed by the Chancellor, for the purpose met Il
the toll house Of the New Hope aud Delaware Bridge on
Tuesday Of last week and took formal possession
bridge The mortgages surrendered possession the
Receivers Without reno insurance. Mr. J. VI Robiu son
continues 20 collect the tolls by appointment under
Receivers Messrs. J. " Wakefield, John Runk aud
A. G. Davis, are the Receivers N,rs,k Daily .siser-
~.
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Pleasant Gap, PittsylvsDis county, Virginia.
Free viii Kinds county, Mississippi
Dugsns Landing. Jefferson county. Arkan,n
NAMES sHsScsD.
Palmer, Hampton county, Massachusetts,
changed to "Thorpdike."
Palmer Depot Hsmpden county, Msssachusetts-
name changed to Palmer"
Prospect Hill, jefferson county, observation-disclosures
chspged to "Reynoldsvilie.n
Andrews Bridge, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
name charged TO "Octoisro.n
The Meadows, Bradford county, yirrinis-nsms
changed 10 Fancy Grove"
Ciinch River, Russell county yirgiBis charged
TO "Nashe tord.n
Can. Point Tropp county, GsOrsia-nan. changed
to "OiNesl's Mills"
ocmulg,e, Telfsir county, Georgia nam. changed
TO "McRses Store
woodardsviile, Msrsnso county, Alstsms- name
changed 10 clay HIM.
shsiburpe. Lee county, nlinois--nsm. changed 20
"Binghsmpton.m
swan, winnsbaso county, Illinois ehsnx.s 10
"klids.n
orspse. Cook county, InnOIs--nsms ehabsss to
"Treptonn
Kevarse. wapksshs county, wiscon.n-nams
changed to "South Gepesee.r
Essls, wsskesha county, Wisconsin name charged
TO " Bullion "
Juan, Washington county Iows- nam. changed 70
"Marcsllus.v
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Our BaIumore correspondence.

BAtrTMoRr, March =, 1850.
TYiai Of d. Ws5n,r- TRe Cus,rrsforiai yomrastor,-
Tie Public school DiHealiy- Counierfefs- .fnoilsr
Monument, Sc.
The reports Of the trial Of Dr. Webster command
universal attention In this city and are read with 90
much svidity /. II the trial progressing here In.
stead 81 Boston. have doubt, However, that the
feeling prevails In ell sections Of tn. country
There IL feeling evinced In this city, by the
democrats with regard 10 Who shalt, and who shall
not receive their nomination for Governor than \
are Colonel Gsttings ssd James Buchanan, Esq, Of
Baitirner. county, aud Mr.. Lore, Of Frederick Be-
tween the two former and their friends quite bitter
apimc'ity has sprsug mp and II one half tess either
about the other IL true neither are &c or COM
petsnt for the high trust they eeekor, In the Ian
gvsge Of Mr.. Webster the choice Of either would be
ninstion not nt 90 be made. Mr. Love has On
p,ive popularity among the young democrats OF the
state hut is looked upon BY the old hunkers as too
vito a colt for Governor. The Wigs have about
tvsh candidates ter the nomination and the number
=, Increasing dsiy. although there Is not prominent
"a an smeng them
Our ei,y sen,lnuss to be flooded With couptsrfsit.,
the last that have appeared being counterfeit notes
the southwark Bank ct Philadelphia
Vuite an extensive row Is brewing In our public
ecn.ols ee'vs.n we CON ms.ioners and the Council
restive TO Catholic sud Protestant books ,imsr 70
that which caused much stir In New yorh : f.w
y'srs since The book ordered ont 81 the Female Irb
teachers are also charged with being eouma. a,,ss
ards. The whole matter vas y.stsrdsv r.fs,,sa o. .
select committee Of the two branches of IN. conrc,
with power 70 send for persons, papers ana hooh.
The committee having In charge the raising ~ f,na.
fer the erection Of the mopument In honor OF well.
ard NcComas, the tvo gallant youpg Bsltimore-n.
who shot General Ross at the BATH. Of North Point
ar. Progressing finely they have secured One 10, Of
ground being the centre angle Of four streets known
a. Ashland square In the western section Of the city
tmers continues 70 maintain her high position the
monumeptal city.
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Telegra PHO Reports.

BALTIMORE, March %, 1850.
The news by the Niagara has unsettled the market
and depressed prices. Breadstufs nominany as
before.
MILWAUKEE, March "a, 1850.
There is nothing doing in the grain market worth
telegraphng Winter wheat is held at roo. $780, and
spring do. at COO. 6sc Flour ranges from SO So .
So 81