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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
Iondnn Produce Markets.

Geographic despatch from London thus reports The
Produce Markets there The GIN ins-:No change in
prices Of West India Sugar but the market closes
quietly. The sales 20 casks making all the
week l72o. East India OF Madras, 500 bags brought
Bengal wanted and 700 bags CossPore went 81
as 10 49s The foreign market closes quietly at pre-
yous fars. At auction, $40 chests damaged White Ha-
yana in bond brought 25s 81 to 23s. Refined Home
dealers operate with caution, and brown bumps
cannot be purchased under sis per cw-Natiye Ceylon
Coffee met good demand at 35s and superior Us per
cwt OF Plantation 80 casks and 3G0 bags at auc-
ton realised full terms, from 62s 10 SOS for low mid
Costa Rca 81 to "a for good and ne ordinary; 80
packages Alaabar 81 50 to 53s 3D. and low 0 Cd 10 46s
The sales oil Cotton for The week only $50 bales, at
ID = h decline; Suras sd To 6dThe market for Cocb
neal is quie and 70 bags Tenere al auction taken
in al 10 Is 3dofhe large parcel Of Lac Dye auction
amounting 400 chests small part sold at cd 70 Il I'D
fne IL Il I'd 70 p n 2 tb.The Rice market u very
duh and 0 bags Bengal az auction taken ia at q 81 TO los
fof low and nuddiing White The home dealers in Taow
are much disposed 10 do business, aud nae new 7 C.
ON liz snnl offered al SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Brown, shipley & Co.'s Circular.


Per Nfnr0aI LIVERPOOL Friday, Nov 9, 1850
Tie demand for COTTON during The past week has been
COMPARATIVELY limited with incressed anxiety on tire
part OF holders to realize. This hss cssed further de-
cline OF To- ID 2 ID in American, compelling US TO reduce
our quotations il the last ten days IA ID = ID.
Fair C:leaus being placed n Cd Fair Mobiles y and
fair pauds 7sd 2 To- Middling qualities 7taIid 2 10
This Of things Is mainly to be ascroed to Tue regid
determination Of The Trade 10 cOune their purchases with
in The limits OF their actual and the increasing une'3-
mess OF holders under The slightest cessation IN The demand
Trade il Manchester il extremely dull with decline IN
prices for most descriptions Of Goods and ans.
The sales OF Cotton for the week are estimated at o5o
bales OF ch specH ators have taken 5 and exporters
25ae bales The total stock in this port is estimated at
eco bales against 4S7 900 last year and the stock Of
American Is 3 eco ainst 309 200 bales at same period
The Corn markets. without mach change. Western a.
nal Flour being quoted at 8G2s; Ptiiladephis and bel-
iInore, asa 2js cd Canada, 2ld22s; sour l692is
bid: yellow indian Corn, 29sG2as cd Waite, ZtG59s
Mixed 28s y or Of $50 10 Red Wheat Is ID Gps I'D ana
White, o. as % 2 ~ 10 ,.,- ~,
No sales Of Turpentue to report About eo DDS.
common American Resin have been sold al % Id 00s "a z
evil ''u' BROWN, sHIPLEY co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
Ritchle & aIcCormicls's Price current.
Conesponaencc 81 - Tr-hnne.

correspondence OF Iee tribune.
Per Niagara Gl,>soa- Nov 3
AsHEspot Ashes offered 3, 2as to Sos per c,yt and
have been sold NJ ne former price with rather u market
Pear Ashes sre he'd more arnl ~ rs 20 - 6i per cyy
stocks beng small.
CorroN-The sccouris from the United States hfs week
although ccBtrmatory OF deficiency in tie zr,,,yi,5 ron
have nevertheless tailed to affect market vtch bs con
tinued duh throughout ana prices SUI Father IN favor
Of lhe buyer
kef which has closed with rather rmer aspect than
date OF last Fridays report In Wheat sales have been eE
srce 0nh for tie supply OF immediate wants There have
been yerv large arrivals Of flour which have hepI Ire
zre dull with dminulion IN price Baey ohialns
scarcely 50 Tree IL late Oats are still much IN
CURED al,er and higher prices paid In Beans Peas
and Indian Corn there = no change
LtRp-Market firm al last weeks advance
NAVAL SroRES-Cuutmon Resin ts now worth % ID =
cvt ard Fine s. to los >nlng qualify. American
Tar hiss advanced from los 10 l0s Cd y hnl
Ous-The MAJ H., keeps very hrm; Cod Oh ~ 80 l0s
Pale Sea a. e5s os and American Red Lard Oh al ~
les 10 sS3 = ian,
PRovlso~S-O remarks Of last week st apply to Pro.
visions The principal inquiry exists for middles and
shoulders of Bscou which scarce spd much wanted -
Cheese OF which there have this week been considerable
impoitaions (mosy order in good demand 81 sS 10
cNt miiding, ami 5 tis for the best quality
TNLow-The recent large arrivals have had slight ef
feet on the London market aud prices are about Cd re-
duced fair demand exists here al SIS 10 S9S 6d + cw
for FINE American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25


$3.50, C,.-.prs IN THK WESTERN
JENNY LINZ J.,-o.5 {3r5cx,er.
CITIES Ba0ot0. C's's''ft'''
Rn-The Buffalo Da1fy C0"f'ef says We @le uaP
Llo to state on the authority OF T. 1.
y " ~ r. ,ba+ Jenny / md will positiVeiyglye
-nJ IN al probability Two Concerts n tlis
one az =. ber danar,rre for Europe Nj. Bar
sl's - Linllv showed us list OF ali the cites
she viii sing ther with the dates on
. IL her Concerts viii be given She YIN Eve
rne Concert in Detroit tsYo IN CleVeIano' NO ~
preolo one in Rochester one IN syracuse one Ia
1ytica and one or two in Albany. Her lj'tn CON
rer+ VI n be given here We are quite sure 'hS
Sy;II he gratifying intelligence to the thousaaas
1,ereabo9ts who are anxious to hear the hsniy-
sifted Swede, and who VIII have that opPoFVuHl.y
early in the ensuing Spring
on Monday last Mr. Barnnm concluded an en-.
.,ogaooe,f With Mr.. Joseph Burke-the first Of
T7;nC ,,iolinists-yho Whitewater assist at Jen
-, I;rds Concerts His terms are very high but
xyere acceded to by Mr.. Barnum at once, IN the
same loera mann; t@y % he Ind Concerts
conduct IN c0rneotlo" E,,la NJ Seide
IIcharo i1ohAiau' or .ia I;ghaat nosi
-" otiicl liIs' ut; pott; and thn
s'on, tu5etner VIZ 90, barsef uiU oresent to
PoelI'reI9S SS"eeH Va '3O''2' .;t ,cb oe
our " estefh people an en1el lii''su1 1
Shey nave never heretofore enJoyep anu may 'i0'
ha'o 'N' o "''''0 "'' Il " iD'''No "s"'1'
r.er.rTtrs-on Fr;do,, afternoon as o conn
s-rnoon was driving through Broadway. above
Union Park his horse took fright, and gaoped for
considerable distance through several of the
stfeeto u ia,o'nost and stage coming in con
, .ha c6r+ the driver Frederick Jennings
haot =. w. 1,ry the nave1nent and had his collar
10 90 ond ono of his arms broken He was taken
Doi jim, u IJ;4aI bovnamed James Devn
~ ~ oaa;, tbronqh Third avenue Yesterday
%Ille p"9 IN 80 oelIar and was so badly in.
JnoriIlh5' ~. nc I,a;-od nc He was con-
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finding that the inspector tBrooAs,i permitted the
contractor tWilsoni to execute the contract no.
aereeably to specifications, and accepted the
work as being properly done when it hal not
been-that the certificate was falsely and frau ia
lenty made by the uspector-that the Common
Council confirmed the contract with notice that 1t
had not been performed and had notice thai the
certificate had been falsely and traudqlently given
that plaintiffs We're deceived or mjsled by the
notice published or posted as 20 the width of the
lazeinG-thst but one of the assessors acted in
the making OF the assessmeut-and that the price
paid was not reasonable one for the work done
On this finding the Court, after argument, viii
decide upon the injunction
Elisha Rntckr7a7i vs. Stacy PRcher.-To recoy-
er back $4,000 paid BY the stakeholder on a race
between Lady Suffolk and another horse. This
case has been Oh beiore-has been to the Supreme
Court and the Court Of Appeals and comes back
for new trial. To be continued this forenoon.
Us. CIRCUIT CoURr-B efore Judge Judson.-
Francis Durand, ct a. VS.. c. ". Laurence, Collec-
tor-To recover return OF duties paid, under pro-
test on an importation, from France, OF red wine.
The Custom-H House valued higher than the in
voice but the latter contended TO be correct, the
Revolution in France, at the time causing goods
TO be low. Verdict f,r plaintiffs, by consent,
$500, subject to the opinion of the Court
L. S. MARsHA1's OrFlcE-Georgs AAer9n,
carpenter of the ship Robert Kelly, from Havre,
was arrested on charges of larceny, in having
taken number OF bottles of champagne and as
saulting one OF the crew with dangerous wea-
pom.
the same vessel, were arrested on charge Of en-
deayoring to create revolt.
SUPREME CoURT-Special 7'erm.-D cision.
james IddingS VS.. HarnaH BrueH e ai.-Peti-
tionof T. 7. Boodgood and Chas. n. Peck granted
COURT OF GENERAL SESsIoSs-B efore Judge
Dalv aud AID Britton and Delamater-I Trial for
Referring Stolen G0odS-John Nc Afee was tried
Tor receiving stolen goods knowing them to have
been stolen 1t appeared in evidence that the
prisoner is keeper of a Junk shop in Hammersy-
ST.. that on the 18th of August the dwelling OF w ~
A Cumming, 203 West Twenty .seventhst was
broken open by boy named Stevens and that
large number of silver spoons forks, knives and
quantity of clothing was stolen theretrom, which
was all sold to the prisoner on the morning OF the
following Sunday for small sum. On searching
his premises a large amount OF property which had
been taken from different houses was found The
testimony rs to the guilt OF the prisoner was very
clear and the Jury without leaving their seats
rendered a verdict of guilty. The Court sentenced
him to the State Prison for years and months.
The Jurors were then discharged for the term,
and the Court adjourned for the day
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-O. D. Whitney
from California, brought up a writ OF babeas
corpus. already referred to, was ordered to be
discharged, no proof appearing to detaln him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
pnr 3, co.. uarket Circular.
CorTesDon3ence Of The Tribune.

COuespOnIence Of NE II0Alr.
PR Steamer Niagara LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Nov 9
LtHr-The demand continues 70 beo reail character
IN bbs Montreal Pots sold BY auction az s TO % id per
~ II, Pearls the TRANSACTIONS are Irhlng-
B4cos-The sales again snail. being Only 80 boxes
for tie week-Whittakers brand having been sod al
BEEF-We cannot notice any improvement in The de-
rngrd Tor Beef, and the sales only amount 10 ~ tcs
faEEsE-ab bout SEQ boxes sod HIS week t3s to i5s.
yvbich prIceis readily obtained for fne quality.
CUFFEE-There has been better feelng in the market
tis weeE hui business IS small beng Only So terces
suaica 10 bses Mocha 81 54s 5d05s and leo bags s.
Domingo 81 previous rates.
CoRS-The arrivals this week OF Flour have again bean
on large scale out Notwithstanding the MARK, through
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
Liyernool Freight Mnrket.

We have bao dull week in Freghts, the arrival fcoast
es having been uerieed with by stormy weather Pas
seneers also are scnrce aud ships filled with diff
Guilty at low rates To Newly Ofk-dead weight (met-
ais is IS to los per tun; bulky weight l2s Cd to los
fine goods. los to lis Cd hardware, 2s Cd; earlhen-
ware Is Boston-dead weight, los 10 Us Cd per tun
me goods POS hardware, POS earhenware los. Phla-
delpia-dead weight l2s cd to rs Sd line goods EOS
les Cd to liz Cd fine goods POS hardware. 2Os earhen-
ware los w-Oreans--dead weight, los to i2s I'd line
goods lis sd hardware l5s earlhenWare 65 per un.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
wolcott, Bates Il Co.'s Circular.


SHANGHAE, August 10, H.
DEAR By the last mail received adylces from ron,
The United States 10 the 7th and from London 10 inc <i
May. --..- ,-,a,, ,,,.,.,a. ,o,
been done In Black Teas for England but considering that
this almost the only article here available Tor shipment
without ncurng great risks, we mink Thai mas NOT been
purchased ncauousy and disposed to believe that
there will BIZ profit recent shipments About lS1 chops
in all been settled and the prices paid exhibit tle or
no change previous rates Several chops OF new Green
Teas have made their appearance, reference to which wl
be found under lie proper head.
OfSik there is little 10 report this month, Tor though
there have been few settlements since the sale OF our ast
respects the quantity has been so small rs ho 10 warrant
our altering the figure there used denong he Total
amount bought under contract Nitnn The past few
DAYS however rathera speculative movement us taken
pl in the interior, and the Chinese are buying up the
article In anticipation Const erBby enhanced value
with regnrd Imported we are happy 10 say that al
though during the month nave mostly been made al
previous low rates. the Chinese have been altogether dsdp-
pointed in their oyesanguine expectation OF obtaining
goods when the Tea and silk market opened at such pF-
they might be pleased to give lhey talked conn
IDENTIFY of being able to buy ab 1907 goods S2Gs2 %
per ps butGrcy Shngs OF this description are already a.
s. 28f15@ 50 Wereport as follows: ~.
ENGLIsH GREY sdtRrlNGs.-Estimae stock July u,
laf0 pieces CIearances since 1900 ps Imports since
6lCo ps Estimated stock, 1000 ps 646t duty, 81 l50
ENGLISH WHITE SIuRTfNGs-Esmated stock July ~,
1883 ps Ceaances since y 500 ps; Imports since 63,
pr Estmned stock goo 900 pa 5O05treed l502 80;
96o reed ia< 10 q reed 602 90 Y reed 3D.
and s. Tor 40 yds.; estimated stock, 1000 ps
AMERICAN SHEETlNGs Sales OF 5000 ps at 4502 30
Cor4oN YARN-sales Of No. lG at 10 50, and No. "a
al $50
AGErALs-Iron sales Of 600 pcls Nail Rod at 81 80 "
pei. Tin Banca, nominal a. l8 30; Straits Sl70l7 505
none in marker; Lead, soaS6 p pei no transactions
STRIs PRODUCE-Rce, Anacan ! 35dt 80 FDrmosa,
/ 9C0l - = pei Sugar, Formoso, 80; Canton , 49,
Annoy 20 blangro9e Bark 7Q175c " pei Lakka
WOOD, 30 Ebony 30 y pei Rattany, Bangor, Sj03
So Pasir, 7o0l 90 Pepper, p 3 a5@S6.
SILK PIECE GOODs-The trade in these goods al this port
is rapidly the increase and although the enhanced cost
OF The raw material has naturally affected prices somewhat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
London CORN Mnrket... NovENgza q.

Very brle Engish Wheat resh up thus moning the az
tendance OF miers however being exceedingly thin sales
in both English and foreign restricted al Mondays
currency The value Of townlnade Flour remains IN.
changed and ship marks dear az at the begonng Of
the week Fine mailing Barley steady sale but eosrse
descriptions moved of Slowly at former terms Beans end
Peas held late rates, with lite passing N ec
Oats taken principally by consumers a. qe - fber
money as for rue flesh tnrashed Corn. 70 cnaas -
ARTICLES White Wheat As 49s; Red 59s 70 o. Data
-British-Wnest, 23D; bafley;y b,eaY 22I0
l.29Q; Malt eco; Flour 1850. Foreign
(lafs 3 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

CorroN-Snce Circular OF the Soth ult, we have re
cepcd sdyices per Cambria under daJe ORR I'm
ani New Orleans .th These unts were iAyo,ably
interpreted here. and Wednesday soles REACHED to
1850 bales but Thursday tho adyces from England not
being very stimulating closed the week with Sbont
1900 bales FRIDAY being holiday causing inolaeul OF
arrest On Sunday. received the Liverpool Circular
advising I'd ecne limited sales in that market IN con-
sequence OF the political affairs IN Germany We commeuc-
ed the week with dull market sales yesterday and day
before exceeding 80 bales cur rates however have
leave quotations as they were previously
The sales "Wednesday last esch 4S2 bales, while
imports amount 10 1908 bales and orr STOCK may ne V0ea
9N0baes The receipts LAST year the same period
reached SS300 bales against 5256 baies deliveries and
the stock on hand comprised q $40 bales according 10 our
crukers estimates and 40oO0 bales according the Gus
House We therefore recty stock accord
ing these the seth October which gives
stock OF $4,000 bales.
The following were among the sales effected VIZ:
1918 bales New Orleans lG66Sf
l,CV9 - Mobile loS@sEhl
'jo{ Sew.Oreans to arrive..............ia08 -
Is Sea Island 1907 250f
ASHES-American Potash remains without alteration
to prices and $50 bbs have found buyers arrive in No
vent er and December the uniform price OF 49, . Pearl
ash continues nominal a, 4Sal9i, but without demand
Casan the other hand Is stesdeT; 20 casks hi por were
realized at $3.50, and 80 casks at 1910 Per oO ko dy
BrEswAxNo alteration to signaze in this article prices
CoTFrg-This article has been rather dull and uanssc
tons IN consequence limited TO $50 bags 81 Domingo
at 6fto g. and $50 bags Rio al 63 10 Is per 90 XII Ia bond
so bags lava 4f and 800 bags damaged ST. Domingo,
ex CTesOuear sold publicly at lo5f to no per 90 Kill duty
paid. Prices remain the same.
81 80 55f for first qualify of American Lard Stock
OTyRctrRoN BARK-Coninues neglected and on the de-
clue Philadelphia Bark is easily obtained at per 30 xii,
du,y paid. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
us Stock u to 10 600 bags East India ami 9OOto loco les
Carolina Extreme prices for the former u to 5i and for
thealter descriptions . TO 29t per % XII duty pau
TALLow-Russian Tallow ia rather IaHguid ID conse-
queuce Of the heavy arrivals the sales comprise 100 casks
a55f50 to 5 rs Stock arrive at the end oI the year
fetch
Russian, loo casks NewYork and $4,000 ktlo Bueaos
Ayfes. -, -
nroyenent this week the sales effected being 10000 klO
Northwestern at 200c 165 and 2500 lo Polar at Ii5f r
80 klo duty paid Our stock may be valued AT ooVV2 KID
HAyRE, Nov. 7, 1859.
Our Cotton market is in very duh state few hundred
bales only have chang hands yesterday aud to-day Prices
are dropping the intelligence from Liverpool up 10 yeS'e
day not beng of healthy tenor ,,
Ashes remain before quoted Rice Is neglected =,
Whaebone in fair request Coffee ard Sugar are du Ok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
nnyre Cotton nlarket.
unrre Market. Nov S.

HAyRE. FRIDAY MoRNINc-The Cotton market yester-
day very calm Sales 10 O'Clock only 20 bales Prices
rather heavy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
~,,ts MAscHEsTER, NoV' :.

o. cloth and Yarn market continues s Cotton market
euced 10 soe extent by The a af GIoh suitable for India
Inc , and y, raer unyedi1g o9s Is also 'PPA
re LeraIIy for 9th otber descriptions Of goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

CIRCUIT CouRr-Before Judge Edwards $
Edfrard Moreic0od, I'm B. Ast6r and offers IS.
CITY Of Ae'e- Fork.-For injunction TO restrain the
city from selling plaintiffs property, as advertised
ior sale Tor assessment for tagging sidewalk, al
ready referred to-
The Jury returned answers % special questions,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
LAW COURTS.

CouRr CALENDAR-Ta is Day Circuit Court
Nos 12I 1924 426, s73 235, 907, %, 939, rs, ~
1909, 1892 1895, 1885, e44,
COMMON PLyAs-The General Term will sit in
the Supreme Court General Term room.
SUPERIOR CouRr-7raasfrvel Tsrm-Be iore
Judges Duer, Mason and Campbell.-D ecis ions
-Joka NJ JUltaa vs.. John j. T. Hestsrret, Sher-
,g-Motion for new trial denied, with costs.
Maria S BogGrdHS, erccntrir, ads U'm. Il 30
gaYdas-Aotion to set aside report denied, with
Joseph Hasson VS. Edrar3 Lynch and Peter
NeetuS.-Deeree at special term dismissing bill
as against defendant Neeius affirmed, with costs,
Hm. JeakinS and Others ads Tx People er 'ci
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outte week hss exhibited great hrrnsss ana mere 9es
been activity IN the demand for both Wheat ahl FoF A.
steady nrc4s Indian Corn has also been IN eettef dehha
dian reported stt week. -
good sfee6y business was done in Niea, and t0lr~i
dian Corn beng moderstaIy desit in.
4 Yesterday mar et there again large Tenn
snce Wheat being in fair request and Fiolr beng lsseA
quniiies Holders not Offering Indian Corn 80 freely
slight advance obtained.
In Logdou yesterday the supplies Of Wheat were ha'
sma4 bat tie attendance being thin business was Fes'fic.
el. ST E ruer pr;css.
The imports mis- week from foreign ports ia0 Liverpool
Hre 1851 Quarters heat 70t bois and solo sschS ionf
aud 50 quarters lndan Corr and the exports durh&
time fi quarters N6es 5S73 barrekS aud ss
sacks Flour 1855 quarters Indian Corn and 59 barrels
Indian Germ Meal.
DARD-The market continues very rn and the sales OF
the v eek about 0o tuus fall prices
LfNsEsn CAKE-There are transactions 70 report
PoRHAboni so bbIs PORK have been sold this week al
previous raies
RGoE-lz0 tierces Carolina sold los for inferior, and
l8s ed for good middng. In Bengal the sales are 2eoO
bags al lis per cwt for fue quality
RESNAbout 500 bbis sold at5s ri 10 S. ID per CIVIL for
common 10 O. I'd Per for ine.
SUGAR-Ow1ng 10 The great irmness shown by holders
in consequence OF the reduced stocks OF Sugar the sales
limited, and consist OF 400 hhds F. Loco bags Bengal
5oa bags Mauritus snd LOO bags Madras In foreign
80 his Cuba MuscoSndo al , and 50 boxes yellow Ha
vana al 2is cd percwt.
TALLow-O wing to arrivals lower prices have been
taken For Petersburg C sales have been made SIS
Cd from the quay in South America small los sold at
public sale 81 SIS per cwt BY telegraph yesterday from
London holders little disposed 10 operate 7. c.
offering 81 SIS Per cwt
TAR-No sales to report.
IRoN-There is no alteration to note since our Last
Prices are rm with fair demand In Pig the market Is
quiet and ratVer favor OF the buyer Tin Plates
are in good request and supplies continue scsnty Block
Tin without alteration. Pig Lead il in good demand
and the price s very Grm. PARSONS, DAY K co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
london Stock Exchange.
London NInrlket.

FRIDAY MORNING. II ocLocK.-Consols for Money, 8l
to az. Consols for the Account, tDec.)9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
WASHINGTON GUARDS.

At a meeting of the Washington
Guards, held at their Armory In the
State Capitol, on the 9Th May. 1850,
the following resolutions were adj
opted
Whereas, It has pleased the Al
mighty Ruler Of the Universe to take
from US, by death, in the sudden dis
pcnsation Of his providence, private
WV. ]. REir. a member Of our compa-
ny, In the 18th year Of his age, there
fore, be it
ResolUed, That whilst we submit
with reverence to His divine will, we
deeply regret the loss of our friend
and fellow soldier, the late WIN. J.
REID.
ResolUed, That in the loss Of our
late friend, his family have mel with
a severe bereavement for which We
tender them our sincere and heart
felt coincidence. aad #
Resolved. That in token of our res.
pect for the memory of the deceased,
a copy Of these resolutions be tender.
ed 10 his family. 9
Resolved, That copies Of these pro-
ceedings be rendered to the newspa-
p,rs Of this city, for publication.