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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

We regret to learn from the Winchester Re-
publican, that an epidemic resembling the Cholera,
has recently broken out in Kernstown, Frederick
county. Seven deaths had already occurred.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

A New LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE, on an improved prnc-
pie, has lately been manufactured at the Great Nor
thern Works in England, which the makers warrant
to run "a miles an hour, with six carriages and two
breaks attached
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

ONE BOTTLE OF FLETCHER'S HAIR To.
MIC is warranted perfectly 10 eradicate dandrufi,
strengthen the hair, and make it soft and piable-
Price so cents per bottle.
=, Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by WILLIAM
FLErcHER under the American HOTEL also to be had at
Alex Duvals, X. R. Duvals, and H. J. Millers Drug
gists Main st. oc l5e
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15
Dailv Times during The Session

Members OF the Convention wishing TO take the Dali
ly Times during the sion, will please leave their
names at the Office, 18th street, or with the Editor
at the Clerks table The charge will be So
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. is, 1850
THE TINES TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance or
within 30 days from the beginning OF subscribers
year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Do. il not so paid lin every case) ........... 90
SEMl-WEEKLY TIMES, per annum, if paid
in advance, or within 80 days, &C., ........ 90
Do. il not so paid lin every case. ....-,,.., 90
Single copies, Daily Times, two cents each; semi
weekly three cents eachin wrappers ready for mailing
four cents each. For sale at the TINES OFFICE.
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P1rTTsBuRG Oct. 10.

Mayor Barker has been ar rested and held bail
various charges OF assault and ba terry false imp ison
every night, in which the Mayors police, being compo-
sed Of the worst rowdies are active participants.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

BURGLAR ARREsTED-The grocery atore Of Messrs
Barnes Il Sweeney, on Franklin street, dagonally OPP
posite the Old Market, entered Sunday night be-
tween the hours of and 10 O'clock by burglar but
before he had succeeded in obtaining any punder''
Mr. Barnes arrested him. The circumstances attend
ing the case are briefly these
A few minutes after the cage bell had struck nine
o'clock Sunday night, Mr. Barnes went to the store In
attempting to unlock the front door he discovered that
some unknown person had already performed that
service With some repidaton he entered the store,
and In attempting to cross the room stumbled against
man. He Immediately seized the fellow, and
asked him what he wanted there. The man re-
piled. Don't make racket am only looking
for darkey' He then jerked away from Mr..
Barnes, whereupon that gentleman called his bro
Their to assist i'll recapturng aud tieing the bur-
gar. This being accomplished, they proceeded to
search their prisoner Upon his person they found
chisel, skeleton keys matches, and instrument re-
semblng pair of forceps This latter instrument it is
supposed, would enable skitul burglar to unlock the
door OF room with the key in the lock- Armed with
it, ro5ber could enter the chamber of gentleman
notwithstanding he had locked his door, and left the
key in the lock
After searching the burglar and relieving him of tho
implements OF his profession the Messrs Barnes started
towards the with their prisoner. On the way he
made two attempts to escape but easily headed
and finally committed to the care of Lieut. Wilkerson
at the cage.
AS soon as he had been surrendered into the custody
OF Mr. Wkerson the burglar gave al hope of es-
cape. He told pteous tale to those present and
sealed its truthuness with copous flow OF tears He
gave his name as John Campfeld-said he was native
OF Kentucky, and had caused the mpemen taken rS
him by Mr. Barnes, to be made the Kanawha river He
appears to be quite young man-probably Is or 90
years OF age, but must be conf ssed does carrya
letter of recommendation in his face We learn that
Campbell arrived in the city towards the closs last
week, and engaged board at the house Of Mr.. Frees
man, on Frsss street, few doors below the stdgsof
Messrs A. Sweeney. On Sunday evening"
voured 10 age hats with young gentleman who I
likewise boards at Mr.. FEeemans. Mr. Barnes fortu-
naey entered the shortly after Canp6eld and thus
frustrated that interesting young genemans dishonest
intentions
Yesterday, Campbell was examined before the
Mayor; the circumstances above detailed We're fully
stated when his Honour committed him to Jail with inc
understanding that the would be sent before call.
ed court on the 22d November next.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

gg We are requested to state that the Military
Convention will meet at the African Church on Thurs
day, the 18th, at 10 o'clock A NJ
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TIMES OFFICE.

The TIMES OFFICE is removed to 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary, opposite the grocery store of
Mr. John Grame.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Mercy Taylor, Nickerson, Boston
SAILED,
Brig Paul II. Jones, TAYLOR, Brazil.

BALTIMORE. Oct. l4-Cld, schrs Mary Ann, ms.
CO, Richmond; Miranda, North do.
NEW YORK, Oct. l2-Cld schr Fair, Snedecor
Richmond Ard. schrs Richmond, Dearborn, Rich,
mond Patmos, Purnell, do.
BOSTON, Oct ll-Ard, schr Sharon Crosby,
Richmond Cid, sehr Copia. Sears, Richmond.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

WARM BATHS.-FLErcuER's BATHING Estah-
shment, under the American Hotel is open daily
from A, M. TO 10 P. M. Single baths Csc, or five
tickets Tor 81. oc Is
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

A Temperance Address will he delivered at Grace
Street Church, REV. Mr.. Kngsford's J on Wednesday
Green d. CIV P, to which the public, and paticular-
ly the ladies, are invited 10 attend. oc Is 2t
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CE,EY A FFAAHsS.
Domestic Enterprise and Industry

Domestic Enterprise and Industry
Il il is conceded that the prosperity of commercial
peop!s Iaust depend upon the udcious employment of
NE i tollowsssab every 10 liar ID
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eneses sofia at 81 AZ or RYE. 600 bushels sofa at

Genesee SOLD at 81 AZ OF Rye 600 bushels sold at
6Sc, in slip The supply OF Inferior Oats was better,
and prices were deyIessed the sales include Northern
at 40 aSc and Jersey at as s6s.; Jersey
oats have appeared in the market, and held at
40 43c Corn was plenty, and easier; sales of
5000 buthels were made at 62 63o for mixed and
64c. for round yellow.
CoTroN.-The sales reached about 900 bales, in
Guiding purchases on speculation. on spinners' ac-
count and for export. In some descriptions adj
vance OF - cent was claimed The market closed drm
After IL was known that the Asia had reached Halifax
the market became less active and SAILS in the after
noon were ipconsiderable.
FREIGHTs.-There more doing for Liverpool.
About 1000 bales of cotton engaged at sd. and
1900 bbls. of flour at Cd For corn, 3D. was asked
and los to 12s Cd. for heavy goods. To Havre, en-
gagements were making at 40 for cotton; aud 81 for
pots, and So for pearl ashes To Glasgow tar was en-
gagged at Is. I'D Is. sd.
PROVISIONS Pork-Holders were firm; sales were
made of $50 bbls at SO Al 10 90 for mess and IS ~
SIS 90 for prime. Beef was heavy, with sales of 100
bbls country at So SO rs for prime, aud So 30 for
mess There easier feeling in the market for
beef hams, with sales Of $50 bbls Western at Sl2 80.
Cut meats firm and in good demand with sales OF
shoulders in dry SALT at 3Sc, and 80 hhds picked do
at 3%c Lard in fair retail demand, with sales of
$50 bbls. and tierces, at OK cents. There was
fair business doing in batter at l5c. for western
and l6 2Oc for Orange county. Cheese was qutt q!
| 4 Glsc.
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TeIeuraphic Reports.

BALTIMORE, July %, 1850.
The -four market is unchanged. Grain is 1rmer.
47o beeves sold at So rs So 37 the hoof-equa to
SIS so So SO net; hogs $50.
BALTIMORE, July %, 1850 n
Howard street -four is unchanged. Wheat has ad
vanced &c per bushel
BUFFALO, July 22-2P. M.
The receipts at this port within the last forty eight
hours have been as follows Flour 1000 bills; wheat
rs 900 bushels corn $4,000 do There IL a moderate
inquiry for -four for the home trade and for EXPORT
and the market for common and fair brands shows less
frmHess No sales haveibeen made worth elegraphing
We notice only limited demand for wheat, with
trifing sales Of Ohio, at 900 92c Holders of
are steady, while there is a good demand from the
trade with sales Of 10000 bushels mixed Western at
Acc. Small sales Of Ohio whiskey reported at 2316e
ALBANY, July 22-2P. M
The receipts at this place by canal, since our last
are as follows-Flour bills, 10000; wheat, bushels
5000; corn, bushels, $4,000 Flour Is In moderate de.
mand at uniform prices Corn continues steady at the
closing rates Of Saturday. The sales add up 5000
bushels, at ely &c. for mixed Western. Oats
steady, with sales Of 10000 bushels at 4sc. Other
things are inally the same
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Drowned, on Sunday evening July 2lst, at South
brooklyn, X r. CHAMBERS in the 18th year OF his age
land
The friends and relatives Of the family are particu-
larly requested to attend his funeral at his residence
on Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock
Yesterday noen GEORGE W IRvIsG, Esq. Particu-
lars in Wednesday mornings papers
On Monday, I'D instant, OF consumption, Roman
ToPPISG, aged 33 years
His friends, and those of his brothersi u-law, A. D.
Taylor VIM. ii. Buckley and George T.. Cowperthwait
are requested his funeral this Tuesday after
noon, at three o'clock from 1S7 Bowery, without fur
ther invitation. His remains will be taken to Green
On Sunday, the 2lst inst, WALTER BRoADFoor, ma
tive of Scotland, in the 32d year Of his age.
The friends and acq uaintances Of lhe family
spectfully invited TO attend his funeral on this day
tuesday, at O'Clock from his late residence cor
per of Seventh avenue and Twenty. seventh street.
His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
Suddenly, at EastChester, Sunday, the 2lst inst
ELIZA, wife ofM $. Prout aged 81 years Her remains
VIII De taken TO New.aven for interment, on Tuesday
Yhe relatives and friends of the family respect
the train which leaves New York at A M on the ar
rival of which at New Haven. carriages win be in
waiting
On Monday 22d inst, EDWARD CHARLES McoOr, aged
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
the resdsnes ssf fd@srd Mccoy OF
Canal and Elm streets.
aged fourteen months only daughter Of Madeline and
Abraham Ayres
She will be buried the forenoon of this day Tues
day. at Jamaica, L. !.
On Monday, 22d instant, GEoRoE MuRrHr, infant
son of Thomas and Sophia Smith aged one year and
eleven months
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
four o'clock from the residence Of his parents No 90
Oliver street
At New Rochelle on Monday 22d inst, MrLIssF only
daughter ~ William and Eliza Carter aged six
The relatives and friends of the family requested
70 attend the funeral at 20 Ninth avenue this Tuesday
afternoon, at two o'clock
In Lincoln. Mass on 10th July, AMos BAKER, aged
% years and months Mr. b. the last survivor of
the band Of patriots Who struck the first blow tor
liberty atthe Old North Bridge" in this town, the
10th Of April 1775. lie at the late cele-
bration Of the anniversary Of that day.
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Our Special T.,.graph,c Correspondence.
OPPOSITION FROM THE SOUTH.

OPPOSITION FROM THE SOUTH.
wAsBIScros, July %, 1850
The Southern press and members opposed to the
strong Northern complexion of the cabinet
Not has been chosen below thirty six thirty.
Mr.. Pearce, we learn, declines place he has tive
years left in the Senate. We shall know to-day.
NEW TREATIES.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1850
The Infelhgenetr announces, this morning, as evil
dence Of the ability Of the late administration, the
conclusion of Important treaties with the Sandwich
Islands New Granada, Peru, and Mexico, which have
not been officially promulgated. The treaty with the
Sandwich Islands provides in addition TO the CONNER
cal regulations, postal arrangements, and the
ton of fugitiyes from justice.
WARRINGTON, July %, 1850.
1t is rumored here that Senator Pearce will decline
the appointment Of Secretary of the Interior to take
the Navy Department Mr.. Bates will take the Interior
and Mr.. Graham will take the Army Department.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
The Hen Jas. A. Pearce, of Maryland has not yet
declined the appointment of Secretary of the Interior
His friends have earnestly urged him to accept it.
THE LATE CABINET.
WASHINGTON, July % 1850.
The Republic and the Iielligencer both have articles
upon the late cabinet. Their in the manage
ment Of foreign affairs is pronounced by the Iate-
geneer without precedent, and the Republic says
The time viii come when their merits will be &C
knowledged by the country"
THE EXECUTOR OF THE LATE PRESIDENT.
WAsHSGToS, July 20, 1850.
Col Bliss has taken out letters Of administration
property of General Taylor in Washington, valued at
$4,000.
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Passengers Arrived 4.

CHAeRrs kcSteamship Crescent City-Marques de Lea
he French Confu at Degota New Grenada Miss Jones
Capt W G stowt. Gen 7 Green, wilson, T Wilcox. n
ii Ball, Dudley, \ Freeland, Fulton, ID u
Gunnison, T Howe, Davis, Capt W Coms.osk, L 4
Curtiss Withers q Jackson, VIM Powell Martin, W
Dowderbaek, Morrill, w Hendrick, J Ingersoii
s,s. stuart Arnold; Morton Hsdisy Boice FAR.
Bennett Dagsett, Z Dagsett, Jas Laferty. John
Miller, Baker, Stedsen, Geo Lawer and Miller,
lockwood Scott, Baker Singer. Fax Gasshuer,
Stryker Parsons Geo Parter Jas Ross, II W smith, II
King ssm Washing ID Ray Bailey, Chas MUIR. Lieste,
KsAnders yno Richardson, Porter, VIM Norwood Jr, w
Sinmons Z Wright. Sargent, l. Dennison, swset,
Geo Randall, Smith. II c Brooks II force, LsitIe,
Vim Dennison Lietze, Stephenson Miller III Dunn d
Taylor Stokes FORBES Cragin Leite, Tholnp-
son Schools hesrs Cusess Miller Penoook Church Bne
Maynard Tyson. Fields fshrsy Kirk, west sAor Smith,
EARNS. Akin, Davis Bunum Nye Penss, Dewey. Willard,
flumcr, Blakerslee, Hutohus Lyon Gage, Hunt, Hars
Cemstock, Wear Curry Chatter, Vincent, Egen Biydon-
burg sawyer Geron, Sink, Richards Chambers Ingaham
Prom Chasres 70 Kngston--David Martin, A Myers
Wolf-lI lin the steerase.
From Kingston oNsw York-Mrs Hamilton and ehiId Mr.
Gfs.d'n cE Brewer Mr. A'L'n'' 'aqu'' D'r'hi'' Total
LTyrnPooL-ship Unverse-Franh Schmidt, Mrs Schmidt
Mrs Douglass Hsbt Douglass Thomas Douglas, Mrs Waite
John Canhela, DR. John Sweeney Of Philadelphia.
HAyRg-shp ST Denis tpktD-Mrs Drake Mills. WORK;
Miss Maria Simeni, Mrs Lee yaublance Mrs Maria
seguine, MATTERS George and Edward sevuino Mr. Lacos
lady and child, Mr. Ocean, Mr. Brust Or Ferd der Mr.
Gard Of New Orleans. Bsder Amitte, Mr. Lier 81
Moulgssminskoss N Pouret Pc Pesser. Ulrch y l.
Ehenfourny. Mrs Hochsein Mr. Rienhsrdt and LADY
Germany-6seeond eabia and 2s6 in the stesrage.
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CRY TRADE REPoRT.

MONDAY, July 22-b r. M.
Owing & the favorable accounts of theI market in
Liverpool brought by the Atlantic cotton was quite
active to-day, with large sales, at full prices The
SALES embraced considerable parcels on speculation
with some lots for home and for EXPORT The mar.
ket closed firm. Flour steady with rather more
doing including the usual variety OF domestic brands
AZ about the same rates Sales Of Canadian we're light
and the stock in first hands reduced Holders were
asking better prices. Beyond lot OF tennessee wheat
We heard Of no sales Of moment. Corn sold pretty
freely at about previous rates including low and high
mixed with SEINE parcels Of round at prices given be.
low. There was no change In rye oats PORK was
quiet the sales being az retail character at about
previous rates. As usual Mondays groceries we're
dull with small sales Of cefee and sugar at previous
rates
Aars-The market was pretty active with a fair
inquiry, and sales OF 100 bbs at SO for both kinds
BnEspsrUFrs -Flcu-The sales sum up rs 500 bbls .
at 81 rs for sour and IS IS 06 for sweet Canadian
~ 37h for sour domestic; t5a 50 Is for common TO
straight state; IS Is IS 62k for Michigan 50 80
12h for pure Genesee. Included In the sales were
900 bills common state, for export part shipped ON
account Of Western owners, at % lax. The market
for Southern steady but quiet; sales we're only
100 bbis, at IS 3Tk 80 62 for mixed to straight
brands, and SO o So 80 for fancy do Rye Flour vas
less plenty while safes have been made Of 100 bbls
at az % 50 Corn Meal was held nrmly, In conse.
quence Of the limited demand offerings Jersey vas no.
mipsl az 81 ~ So The inquiry for Whesi vas less
active and the market easier. arising from the
large receipts pressing ON the market l0o bssheis
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Canal Breaks.

EAsroS, Pa, July %, 1850.
As far as we have been able to learn, the canal
above Mauch Chunck has not seriously dana ged
The section between this place and Nauch Chunck IL
very badly injured and will require from four to six
weeks to repair It.
Mr.. Gamble, the Canal Commissioner, having been
notified OF the damage, repaired to the of the
destruction We may expect it TO be repaired as early
as possible.
In consequence of the water not having as yet
receded, we cannot obtain full accounts OF the da-
mage. The water rose twenty -four feet along the
Lehigh being higher than the great froshet of ls4l
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The storm mt the West.

ITHACA, July 20, 1850.
An immense amount of water has fallen here.
Cayuga Lake has risen two feet at the end of the
State pier and the water in the inlet is at least four
feet higher than usual Fall Creek is higher than
known before but has done damage The Cascadila
is also unusually high The Canton Factory dam
has gone causing great rush of water in the creek
low, anddamaging bridges and gardens to extent
The railroad track at the crossing of this creek is
washed out; in fact, 1 might enumerate, at great
length many in themselves unimportant effects OF the
late storm; but, taken collectively the damage has
been most extensive The lumber interest has suffer-
ed ma terially from the floating away OF great guam
titles Of lumber
ALBANY, July q, 1850.
The food gradually subsiding but we have still
more water then is desirable. The wharfs yet
submerged.
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MARITImE INTELLIGEHoE 4.


CIenra0s
Of EGsa SSsS
ky r S Ssr@dSH N hs san.
bs Cam PSsyS'h rs 90 GIors
BTss-Hordgroot tNorl Fisher Bergen, Punch Meineke
'I sv s1sss fE; ss. 2:s'f9 s
r' R s.Ss' @; 5ss ssn T Dss,sS
rs sSSr'I,;s:a !srS x:tsSy ?.aRs::ss
ysss psS1,sy SGrto s,u5ss S',msn Co
NoTr-The copying clerk at the Custom House would con-
snas.ys. aver upon Us ana re Community he would
CT: Ossssons been compelled % cni. TIE son,s3ess
owing to the utter mpossibty deephsrnE his scrawl
Arrived.
g., .,ssH;hip Grs,c,nt City Brown chagrs July -
Son SPOKE 2oth inst lSt q 2 Ion 2 81 bark Mary Dale,
steering y. fssscd seir osis. ~ . - ~" % vs.
sr s1ys.s Bird sTPGS ySps - with %s's and SIS
TO Williams Ggi9I Has bad sh, erseiss carried royals
pssssSssr BOYD HinsiSassd ooS,nssi ios. ne
las, days lssh inst LAT a. Ion q 80 spoke sShr Woman.
Brs Cleaner ssvysr ), Martins; u days. With salt, 70
gale lost fofsysrd , sa and sVs ssy 18th saver
heavy laden ser ashore the South sid, Of Long
Brig shswmut. York J4enei le days. with coffee &C. I.
So e @ ana ist Obliged 70 LAY Soo Snasr bar.
Ss. -. s:Tr, 9 n s.E rs Ion e @ !Dss S5s Mat
had had decks swept sails fore topsaant mast nc and
had IN back for New York.
Elizabeth tBrL JOce, Pictou, IL days with coal to
sefr Leopold Alfred trrl Brsc charen,s 81 days with
brandy, 10 order.
sshr Patrick Henry Chester. Mobile 20 days With cotton
10 sturgs Chairman h Co.
schr Ann Gardner, Homsn svansbOrO NC. 10 days, with
naval stores.
schr J Brown, johnson, Virginia, days.
schr VIM Collins. Collins, Virginia. 2 days.
echr Golden Rule, Parker, Baltimore, 4 days
sSr E ss.g m.P P.r."a vr ys2 days
sshr S,p,ey n rsI ps plIsinIss i.S day.
schr Spoford, Longstreet, Virginia, days.
scbr Ann Smith, Hawkins Baltimore, 4dsys.
sohr Y Ferris, Bush, Norfolk, days.
shin waterloo tpktl from Liverpool Also ship 7barh
and brig.
Bsrks Savannah, Croveii for ssvannsh Empire for -
and others
ship Forester for California has anchored at the sw
Spit.
yyv -wind at sunrise NE latter part Of the dsyfron
The soophore at the Highlands reports inward bound
vessels in sight at 1h 2m last evening.
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Progress of the Cholera.

AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Lows, July %, 1850.
We learn by the report Of the Board Of Health for
the twenty-f hours ending on Saturday, 4 p. M.
that the interments reached 90, OF which Is were
deaths by cholera and 20 children under Eve
years Of age On Sunday, at p. M the deaths with
In the past twentysix hours numbered 81 of which 10
were cholera, and is were children.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINcISSAri July % 1850
Daring the twenty four hours ending this evening
the Board Of Health report that IS deaths have oc-
cured Of which 2s from cholera, and 81 from
other diseases.
Mrs Kent the actress died In this city last night of
cholera.
AT rITTSBURGH.
PursnURGH, July - 1850.
On Saturday, there were Of cholera reported
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BALTIMORE, July %, 1850.
The waters ofthe canal about feet over the
path owing to the freshet on Saturday. The damage
is not ascertained. The Susquehannah Is filed with
trees, lumber, and bridge timber Fears are enter
tanned that the Cumberland Valley Railroad bridge is
swept away About dozen bridges mills, and dams
have been carried away.
BALTIMORE, July %, 1850.
The gale has done immense damage in this region
and along the susquehanna. Several barges and mills
have been carried Of and large amount Of property
DESTROYED
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PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO.

PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO.
ARRIVED.
Juuo l-Ship Alexander, Long, NLOndon, 203 days
June 2-Br ship Balmoral Pryde, sydney, 80 days.
SHIP Gold Hunter, Wood, Fall River, mos.
Brig Glencoe, Hafleton, NHork, 2B days.
Sohr Empire. Brown Baltimore, 1876 days.
June 3shiP Johns,one, Harrison, Aueklsnd NJ n days
Br brig Ellis, CALEB, 81 Jshn, N, le0 days
Brig Melek Adhel, Wright, santa Barbara, n days.
Ship Nstohsr Brsmsn, Nrork, $50 days.
June t-Bsrh Burnham, HAL, ssn.s Bsrbsr., Ia days.
Bark Anne Robinson, Psnsms, 90 days.
J,n. s-schr Tsyswsy. Hsndsr.op, .NYort, g, days.
Barb Express. Snow, Trinidad Bsy, dsyA
Br bark Reaper, Rose, Auckland, NJ, 81 nays.
Brstesmship Sarah ssnd,, Thompson. Psnsms, IS
days.
Brig Noble, Robertson, Bceten, N days
ship Severn, Gardner. Nfork, mos.
Bark Star, Ledhoem, Salem, l5f daye.
Br bark Ralph Bsrmal, Mscaren, sydney l07 days
Chilean chip Hercules, ssunisr Valparaiso, rs ds.
IL sAir cssusa FissnA rAaanA, ~ dsSN
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.


PmIADEIrIs, MoSoAr, Ju1y lS5o-Nrst Bs Soc
do Isl $1,000 Camden and Amboy 6 20 OIL $3.50 Phadel
pha 6s, 80, s5wn 07k $500 do. 76 do l0; $500 Penn
sylvania 6s 10 1s7 100 sbr Reading Railroad b. 2i1S
90 do 2i1 100 do do So 216 DO Pennsylvania Bank
BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, july l0 shrs Bank Baltimore.
"a; 66 do Baltimore Fire Insurance III II do do, l 50
do do. ll1z 33 do. do, nh; 100 do do, ~