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modelled and very superior built ship, Of about 200
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DAGUERREoTYPING Since the discovery Of this
beautiful art, many and important have been the
improvements, which have led to such wonderful
perfection es we see exhibited 10 the pictures Of
soue of our artists in that department, and which
eyince such decree OF excellence as almost TO ex
coed the hahest conce p.ioDs Of those who f'at IN
,roduced the interesting science to tho pubic.
Anon the most successful 10 Photographic ln'
movements, and who has devoted years OF inces'
,snt toll and persevering energy in making him
,slfnsrfectv acquainted with the most difficult aud
5acsta operaons in the production OF pictures, is
ArersrUs MoRAHD, 1872 Chatham-st whose por-
trsits attract much attention, and elicit wellde.
served praGe.
With correct knowledge OF chemical science,
and an exceedingly wellmatured judgment, toge,
Their with thorough knowledge OF his profession,
Mr. NJ. in transferring his pictures to the plate, ID
enabled to preserve the most perfect and lifeike
resemblance, and produce bold distincsneas o.
outline, an expresaveress of character, united to
that soitness OF shading and mellowness OF tint ID
the light and cooring which is truly admirable.
Mr. Morands experieacs in his profession nal
enabled him to intr Jduce many Improvements
which eminenty enttle him to disanchon' o'a,o
most striking liaenesses may be found m nI
loon and among them many of our moss dieting a'S'
~ .;,;,....,a ineDt men in the State
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

TIE HAT FihisHKRS.
The above creffsfnen LfId q meeting at the Brancd
Hosl No 20 EowrtY. lset Friday. Tor the rarpsse Of
appointing three represent ths HssociA-
tcn in the IDdusta Convention, to be hell ~ Keenss
Hotel CORNER OF Grscd and Elizabeth strrcts on the
9Th Juno sxt There vas good attendance, and the
meeting was highly respectable. Messrr. johnson,
Loutrei and Crawford appointed ~ delegates to
the convention This sciaton has been IN existence
for sone thirty years The following letter
ceived read aud ordsred on hls
NV YoRx. May 81, iNe-- conference.-the uuder-
sigprd, journtymsn Hat Rinishers, of tho city and
county Of New York RESPECTFULLY suggest TO ysu the
following subjects for deb-ratiop. believing that tho
recent progressive movement Of the various trade as
socistions In the city and county and throughout the
United States, Is smnensy Gale atsd to advance the
fndustrsl classes to thst elevated position from which
they have been debarred by their apathy and
gect the cunning oftho professional CLASSES and the
n mi omnipotent power IL insstlsfe capital
LIST That committee he appointed to visit tho va
rous shops and solicit tho ourneymen to contribute
pecunary aid and to unite With In order to sustain
and carry ost the just rules aud regulations OF the
New York Hat Fini-hers
I'd That con,iuti~. to inquire into the propriety
and jusice Of corresponding with tho Trade Assooi.
tions in England. France aud Germany, In order to
facilitate some arrangement by which We may know
the fair from the foul" jours their arrival hers
aso that the fair msy know where to apply for
information Of the state Of trade, &c. imms
dately on their arrival shores
sd. That delegates be appointed to the Industrial
Congress Of the Trades about to convene In this city
The above we respectfully submlt, with hrm r.ii-
nnce that the Joureymen Hat Pinishers, or tho oty
and county ofNew York will maintain that ho-
ncrable position they heretofore have held In tho front
tSigntd.1 Solo. ii. sawborn. Isaac p. Hull. Isaao
Nj. Bowers. Jno Harrington. Thos }. Richards, George
Biddeck. Oliver T. Adams Ed b. Pew
To Messrs q. II. Richards President X. }. Tiffany,
Vice President; q. W. Weed, Secretary; j. H. Boose-
Welt, Treasurer.
Some new and more than heretofore stringent rules
were adopted for the regulation OF the trade After
some other business embarrassing to tho public was
despatched, the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04
Domeetie stts~slIapv.

There were 81 deaths In Boston for the week ending
the 1st inst
There yer. III deaths In Philadelphia during the
week ending the LIT inst.
A panther sin feet In lenEthvs recently Killed by .
ssvc near jefferson, La, whom he attacked
During the presen, season four hundred aud ono
en- igrsnts have len burlington. Iowa for Caforns,
ard 10 estimated that ten thousand have len the
State
In south Carolina no man can hold seat IN tn.
House 81 Representatives. unless he holds freehold
estate of ave hundred of land and ten negroes
L.stJanunry, slave belonging 10 lady in Missouri
loUEht qusr of vhiskey 81 n store cot drunk aud
rofe 20 Death. The lady sued the drm aud obtained
verdict of $3.50, the value Of her segro.
Tho nrst charter Alection in 81 Psuls (uinnssots1
took place on the 9Th ult.
The whole number OF accidents on the Mssrschustt.
rarc ads II estimated at lU2 and ca persons have bn
Mind.
Jsmss r. Rose of Aib.oy. lat. Of the Assembly vas
knocked down and robbed of too gold watches sxd
f+t0 In money. recently at Sheboygsn Wis Two men.
Winning and Chapman, have heen Identified and
arrested
The population of Lawrence Ms. is sslI sho wing
an increase 81 ll6 In eight months
Its e.tmsted that BY December next four thousand
miles of plank road will be In use in Ohio.
strsvtcfrhs ar. plenty and cheap in the Cincinnati
markt.
ore hundred thousand pounds Of 6sh we're recently
caught, In one week, At Grand Rapids, Mich.
vsusbl. vein Of lead ore has been discovered AZ
Grand Pslis. Missouri
Patrick Mcwinisms has been arrested al PhTladei.
Ihis for the murder ~ Cornelius Mooney, vatchmsn
derce agsinst them 10 positive
The Mayor 81 Charleston. q O.. has offered reward
Of Slto for the arrest and conviction Of the fnccn
disry vho vast % the destruction Of stoo oos
Ore q the nsursnce eompsns-s q that city have also
Gcrcd . like re-srd
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

to tho growth Of the plant. The unusual rains and
cold weather. which have visited usuty dur
ing tho spring, have precluded the possibility Of
. tocfAbe . stand " The weather, too, has injured
the corD crops than the cotton and 10 may
and In fact must be the that farmers viii
meet with tho double disaster Of short cotton and
oorn crop. abd-hard timsA
The Linden, (Ala) .avs~s, Of the nth ult says =
The pruspect icr . fair Drop is very gloomy much
during tho psst week as high 1t any tims dur
Ing the winter and all the farms 1t from Colum bus
Mise to Mobile still under water, and likely
to remain 20 q week yet. And such learn IL the
case oD the Warrior and Alabams rivers On the up
snd The rains have been heavy that the loose Aad
on thu hill sides has been badly washed and In the
valleys The land Is too hard for tho young cotton
damaged. ana ere stn seriously ipjuring the stand;
and ut many farmers are replanting In places
from this esuse. In this section the prospect fer
hall crop 10 bad.
The Matches (Niss) Free Trader OF tho 18th ut says
-fetterdny two gentlemen Of our acquaintance, one
from the parish OF concords and the other from Cata-
boula ufed that the highest water of 1874
Of making cotton the present year the bsyous Of
theee two parishes and the rensss and Black rivers
is prcpesterous In proof these gentlemen mentioned
the case OF planter in limited circumstances, whose
land being oveshowed he removed his cattle horses
hogs and chickens into his dwelling house and at the
present time, tho chickens upon the top Of
the house. while the great inland sea-" almost shore
less rolls aroand them All who can leave this sub
merged region, doing should there DO n fall Of
water between this and tho nrst OF July sufficient
may be made for stock fodder Since the rst OF March
the neGroes have had ne time OF it nothing 70
do but to catch and eat fish The planters have spent
their time In pleasantly visiting each other in
The New York herald., 1850-06-04
Telegraphic Reports.

NEw ORLEArs, june /, 1850
The Asia's news received last night, which has
unsettled the market. Yesterday sales were made Of
110o bales cotton at previous qustatoHs Flour has
advanced still further Rice sells ct - SO per ossk
Provisions and groceries without material atera-
tion. Prices of corn are gradually advancing. The
market for coffee s very dull, but no change Of
mont is noticed.
BALrrxoRH, June J. 1850
The market for -four has advanced We notice large
sales OF Howard street and City Mills at SIS 31k .
IS 3Tk. Corn sells at 90 to IS cents per bushel
Other descriptions OF produce are before reported
CIscrrrArI, June 3, 1850.
Ylour dull, end sales havo taken place. The
sales Of reached 1000 bushels In bulk ct 4oc and
1000 In sacks at k6e ProvsionsBscon sides fetched
bbc and 80 casks Of ribbed do $40; shoulders were
hrm 1T 40. Whiskey sold ct II ka23kc. Sugar
firm; good to fair brings 5xo. Conee-Sales were
lasses firm At 500. for New Orleans.
CLsvELAND, juno 3, 1850.
The produce market Is rather dull, in consequence
Of the Eric Canal break and small demand at Buffalo
Small sales Of -four have taken place IS Is for good
1000 Corn-ooo0 b.shels afoat S2c street prico the
same sses Of Oats have takon place at 37ai0e Mess
Pork 70 $40 ", and very scarce at that
srocK sALKs.
Besrox, June g. 1850
The eees to-day were:-1 sh Boston q Lowell RR,
e7oi - Auburn Rochester RR., 1o3K; II do, 1ook;
l3 do. 1888; 10 Bostsn 4 Providence RR., soK; Is
Bastern hR Io3 80 Reading RR.. 2lh; . do. 24x;
20 Vermont Central RR., 29k; 3 Western RR.. l02k;
2Boston Worcester RR., 97h; Titchburg RR., Ill;
Cheshire RR, 43i<; Norfolk Co. RR., 2oA; 2 Mas
ssehusetts hank $50; rights Union Bank 900; ydo,
81; t2S dividends Vermont Central RR, Sly; l64 Do
so, 81; $1,000 Ogdensburg RR Bonds, "a; 1000 ver-
mont Mass. RI. Bonds, 81x.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04
Our rhiisdeIphis Correspondence.
n
Ire Isis krrSer-.fSiovrr-snf efAe S,ss Co-tcasoa-
HAie Mssfiag Stocks. &c

fhfLADtirHiA, June j. 1870.
TIE Lsi' kHrser-.sSisvr-~sni % ne S'ais c0-ssasoa
HAig M,sfias -SsocS'. &c
Sufficient testimony elieitsd before the coroner,
jury ~ designate pretty cesrly Patrick Mcwinisms
snd Peter Lohb. the murderers 10 the unfortunate
wstchmsn. Cornelius Mooney McWilliams l. safely
csgcd in MoyamepsipF prison; and warrants have been
issusd fr tho apprehension ofLobb lad of about "a
years Of u Is supposed that heis In tho neighbor
hood Of Nsu York New Bedford end-avorn ny % ship
board ofa wbacr az he applied fer days ago TO the
sgspt q New Bedford house for situation aud OBJ
tsned one The testimony alluded TO- disooses awful
picture Of society In the dis q Moyameuaug Low
grctgrics rcre used o. srmory by organised
gang q dssrerate rufans and shooting at wstchmen,
and hfing into crowds upp'Ar o. have been every
evcninR' emufemeut tr at least every alarm %
Gre 10 nov remains 10 b. seen sh.ther the authori-
tits intel o. chritianEe aud riv4s Moysin- -nsinz
or vhtthtr i TO b surfendored q the he krd
control q rcwdes. robbers assassna and murder~rs
The pfospect Of reformation, confess. IL almost
Lot,itss
II seems that before the adjournment of the Demo.
crauc state the Huchsna st.s and Camsro
mans kisscd and msde friebos" While each delegate
vowed = a. support the ticket The ticket u wcl
received hy the unterriAed democracy Of fhsicphis
city ary county.
by the Wigs of rhlsdelph city ard county In favor
81 the federal and state dninistratone An exciting
time IL cruhdsntiy anticipated. but With the thermo
meter A. so u is difficult TO get up steam except
The heel of propeller tow.bcat Tor New York
house. wss laid this morning at the ship yard of
assessn ri.her, kensng,.n H.r dimen.'sns are
20 feet keel " feet bcam ahl sk feet depth Of hold
There sre large numbsr steam aud ss vessels In
the course Of rapid construction various ship
yafds.
The stock market vss inactive. but arm. to-day
Satufdays prices ruling With the exception Of Morris
Canal. Which rOse ~
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

Tnn DoroHIsIrH. (MAss.) Bssk R.snsRr satur.
day night the banking room OF the Dorchester aud
Milton Bank located Al Dorchester Lower Pals. In the
upper part Of two story wooden building entered
by means Of false kcys, and the vault Of the bank
forced open and $40 600 Ia bills Of the and
hiten Bank sits Of bills of other banks aud 5000
in sold and silver principally silver. distracted there
from. The robbers opened the Outside door the
road and the door Of the banking up stairA by
means Of false keys The alphabetical psdleck which
fastened up the strap covering the key holes of the
four lccks of the fret door Of the vault the said
locks we've. TO all appearances picked With ease aud
that eoor thereby opened The second, inside door
of the vault, the midnight robtsrs found more di-
Guilty In opening. but they succeeded The strap
covering the two key holes Of tn door apparently
saFy removed hut the upper of the two locks wss
tlcwn eli with powder and the boil, ~ the lover one
forced vith tools and Implements which the robbers
bad With them. The rsbbers, after having obtained
their booty. slosed the doors and placed the strap
the hey holes Of the outside door Of ths vault
ju.t ss thsy found IT, with the alphabetical paddock
fGdensd At the letter which u had been by the
eashisr. The robbers in surveying the vault Tor
ppuder overlooked between 50 900 and 81 900 In gold
N their haste In leaving the premises, they, about
quarter of q mile from the banking room dropped In
the read package Of their booty containing 5000 In
one dollar bills on the Dorchester aud Milton Hank
which vas Hound early yesterday morning aud led
the discovery Of the robbery -Boaoa .ftias, Jsas
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

IrTEREsrrro PROM GuApALouPn.-Ws have received
news from Point Petre, Gusdsloupe to the 10Th April,
by which We learn that during the trial Of the nsur
iptimidate the mAsistrates but when sentence
about being passed these demonstrations reached
something Of q climax The coored population man
ifested great evaporation, and menaced tho authori
ties An attempt then made to burn the residsn-
GERS Of the Court The arrival OF Admiral Brust Gov
ernor Of Martinique. with the figate African intmi
dated and queled them Some of the parties who had
been convicted were condemned as galley slaves for
twenty years others for . less term. The IN ulltto
chief, AonIo who headed the insurgents of Marie Ga
lsne, was sentenced to ten years imprisonment. All
was quiet The dryn Of the season serously
injuring the sugar crop
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

The United States schooner Tancy, yesterday arrived
from st. rhomss and cruise, having been engaged on
Photographed service Annexed 10 list of her on
o~rs:-Jos. G. walsh, Lieutenant Commanding; samr
Marcy, Acting Master; n. j. Parquharson Assistant
Surgeon; Albert Allen, Passed Midshipman; Il. T.
Storms, Clerk.
The U. g. frigats Congress viii sai from Norfolk on
Monday, for the Brasil station The following ia list
OF her officers :-Comms sdore--Isaao MoKeever; Cap
tsin-James NJ. Mclntosh Lieutensnts--1st. Thomas
c. X. p. Rodgers sth, Cough W. Grant. Purssr-A.
J. Watson Acting Mas.cr-D. NJ Fairfax Fleet Sur
3. Taylor Passed Assistant Surgeon wm. A. Nelson /;
Assistant surgeon-Geo. H. Howell Commodorss
ssor;s.Tymkoesrt Glover Passed Mihdisnapmenha
Lynch, John Warters Thomas II. LOCKER. John 4.
Johnston, Edwin p Gray, =. G. johnson, Jr., Wash
tain's Cievk-John T. stoncall; Bo.tswain-G gorge
smith Gunner--J. NJ. Ballard; Carpenter-J. @.
Thomas sailmaker-R. c. Rodmsn.
The follow extract from letter received by
the Pkasdephia North ame'eo~, from officer of the
u g. frigate Brandywne, detailing the effects Of the
yellow fever on board that vessel -
U. s. FKtcArE DRANDYwINR,
Orr MorrEvIDEo, April 18th, 1850.
On our arrival at Rio Janeiro, the 7th OF March
lsst We found the yellow fever, or something very
closely resembling It, raging to alarming extent
on hore. but more particularly among the shipping
in the harbor The Commodore thought it nsoes-
sary uot to allow any communicat with the shore
and he therefore put this ship and the st Louis soop
Of war in quarantine boat, with provisions for the
officers and crew was tho only one allowed to come
alongside. We remained at Rio just long II
quir.d to get three months stores and then made sail
Tor this port.
We fully convinced that the taken to pre-
vent the infection seizing u.s. would prove efectual
but much to surprise tho fever made its appear
sncs board ship three days out from Rio Pass
ed Midshipman Dance was the first decided case-aud
although he was perfect health before this he died
in few days with all the symptoms both before and
after death. Of yellow fever We have lost two other
Midshipman Ives and Captains clerk Fisher
and two Our doctors report in all 30 cases, only
I've of which have proved fatal.
The rapid and decided change Of temperature from
Rio to this place. has apparently checked the malady
we have not socn single case Of yellow fever
boart, nor IL there any further danger apprehended
for the present Tho Comm sdorc has been extremely
Kind to the sick. Two Of the officers who died wrre
occupying his cabin at the time, some others
Who have since recovered 1t may be consong to the
friends and relatives Of those OF who fell VIC
Tins to the epidemic to know that every attention
paid them in their sickness, and that all that human
aid could do, DONE to them.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

futinsirIua Juns S-fsrsi Hogri7 shs North Ameri-
can bsrf. i3i Sch. Nav. Ia 500 Wiinisrlon ss az
loo A.shsry City 6s "a 90 hsir. Csn. ici ss5 ao
~; - rern'a hsrk; li7it 10 Gir.rd Rank igS snsJ
. ,gmr ,, neas.n, r.r,. 2. 800 ;hs gnien Ca..l, ~
llN NJ shs North West Nnirs 60 2f g1s e..te 81 os,
ssfou Cs ~. nc. ec Kersrstoa 6s a5. 80 n, Mech
nsus. IN; % Morris Canal. les.
Bstrr~opr Jnre l-ss~ Msryi.nd qus-,sri- IA, - 100
90 s lto DO. ~ ffp d. ~ aSO yirgnis ~ len~ steet
lFA, ~ baltimore &C. 1850 io lrc Do iti ie0 a. i-1
lNt node. ieh; IS abs Islfincre Ohio an ~ Is a.
e1h l0des t1' q ec- elS Sdo. 62N. i0sO. 6zh 10 do
The New York herald., 1850-06-04
Political Intelligence.

DEMocRAric CoNvESrIor ov PEvssrLvASrA-The De-
mocrsc State convention OF Pennsylvania adjourned
the LIST inst after making tho following nominations:
Canal Com. W lillian T. Morrison; Surv. Gen. J. Por-
ter Brswley; Aud Gen, Ephrsim Banks The reso,u-
tons passed by the convention favorable to tho
opinions and principles tie baltimore convention in
1913.
A,.,.u. AVN ,vv Co,,.,ox,.A r,..,;cc -. 9.
Gently held ne Linden Mo A vb,ch rcso,ntion. var.
nssscd snnroviny The iii. conv.rt;or Th.v ON
pose the interiorence Of aongr,ss vh the territras
Other Than tbe n,ovding orItsh .na NJ s,i.o -,th
stors and Representstives in cnvrs.s 10 susain
tar md 70. .his MAJ sor ~. M, ,h y
, S;sar~,,,. uo, ysu ;.;. @ & y, t.o pre-
nor incompatiL. vith IN. horo, snd 40 ,.sv ~ 49,
south. "A Wv -O-'' -"N 's'' " 'A'
John b: Henderson Is the Anti.Benton Democratic
or congress IN the second district OF Misour
iNTEnEsrNc FROM hExico.-Ihe New Orleans Pee
ytns oi the Iotn sis, says:-Ins royal west India
bnssn msn steamer severn, capt vincent arrived ct
mobhe foint on wednesday morning last, within hve
days from Vera Cru. and three from rsnpico,
Inc presidential election campaign was beginning TO
cause some exctement One OF the candidates Is Luis
De 10 koea the present Minister to the United States
because the cohrtituton deonres that the President
elect must DC OF the Republic The support
ers OF hoss fsy that the minister mouse AZ Washing
Ton s py rcuon OF international law, part OF the
heican territory ana that their candidate 10 there
fore not excluded oy the constitution
Inc government nsd not yet decided on wnat day
TO assemble Congress In extra session The 18th OF
o"y OF sstchoubg z
senior ocampo minister OF the Treasury has resigned
Letters from vefs Crus state that SNUG 10 be-
coming very common ~ that port ana viii doubtless
The New York herald., 1850-06-04
Died..

June Sd. MANN Avn eldest child Of William and sa-
rsh Kenbe, after short but illness, aged IL
years and months
The friends Of the family and the members Of Mag
noa Lodge. No. 100 l. D. o. ", invited 20 attend
the funeral At o'clock this day Tuesday, frsm her
On Monday, ID inst after . short and severe iness
WILLIAM fIssEs MssHAr, only son Of william and
Mary heehsn, aged 8 months
The friends and scquantances and those OF his
brother Patrick Meehan, are respectfully Invited to
attend, at s'csck from lei Mott street, without far
ther potice.
Suddenly, en- Saturday evening, MARr NJ, wife Of
John r. Mumford, aged 20 yesrs
Tie relatives and friends Of the family
to attend the funeral Tuesday, at o'clockP N
at the residence OF her mother Mrs Daniel Stanbury
No. 70 Second avenue. vitho ut further invitaSsn.
In Philadelphia. I'd inst, Mis MARr ELirAsSrH
Youso, aged 10 years.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

The Shreveport, us) c-rssfs ~ the ga ult Says
We f.ve been informed ~ intelligent snd erter-
sve planter of this parish that than half orop
OF cotton cannot possibly be made the present. year
rsntiss Ne sesssn FRO. this tine 10 noss fsvsrsbls
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

On Sunday evening, June I'd, BY the Rev. n b. Bald
win, Mr.. WILLIAM II MsRRILL to Miss CoarsLIA, daush-
ter Of Mr.. John b. Willis, all Of this city
On Monday. June <th, by the Rev. M Dickerson,
Mr.. FaHpxHIcx BnADLEr to Mrs. RyTH SHAw, both Of
this city
Al Brooklyn. 30th ult., by the Rev. Dr. Pise, Jonr
EcokRr, Of this city to CArsANrSn daughter Of Capt
John Peekncr, Of the former place.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04
A cKNowLEDoMEsr or cUREs.-"Ds. HsINs. -

A CKN0wLEDGMENT or CURES-"DK. HBINH. -
"A Duane fecond Of chatham cured
Of worry extensive painful liberation legs arms,
throat and ALSO violent pains BE- and eiat
when considered ncurabe by several eminent phys-
cians Gibbons l05 South street. We. tho
eertiy 70 the above - n Lee ex, Aue man IAN arcy
18th Ward cured by DIR Heine. 20 Duane street. q
extensive and painful liberation, when other phys
eians considered hopeless had suffered for several
the sgonies would recommend the Doctor
skillful physician Alexander Msckray Wcstervslt
and Maekray chip yard This osrtes that DR.. Helms.
oips eonractsd bones sed had lost all
hopes Capt Richard Yates h street.
be given by DIR. ii.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

urrs, so brss s.nss Br.vs E@rr. fsssL Foster, s.s
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

vT>nE CRRTIrIoATEs on CURES IN ONE DAT Bv
ioc. application. frg@ persons eho hsd bee, us1er ehe
Of ctber physicians the of disease
beneht the nnforuaate that Dr. Lar aent
R>sse street. Brcadsay has equal Ne csss he-
ola IN ais years practice In Psr failed ~
sertiy crret. County psents ust e-clos> Fee poss
paid. rersie irrerri-rifv riiis. a..