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BrookIyn Civ Intelligence

WEEKLY RI PoRT OF DEATHS The WEEK KNDIyo
july 13Males 10; females IA; adults. 10; children,
23-tota GO The diseases follows Casualties,
i; consumption = nvulsons, g. congestion of lungs
2; dtlirium tremens, ]; diarrb@a, l. dropsy in the
head fever scarlet fever disease of the heart,
/; whoopipg cough, ]; Inflammation, Il Inflammation
OF bowels q stillborn, 3; scrofuls l; unknown, L.
Interments in Greenwood Cemetery and other Brook
Ign grounds. from New York and other places, IS.
SUPREME CoURr, SPECIAL TIRm.-Ion Nathan
Morse, presiding james Callahan and Bridget his oye
George Cumming Ordered judgment for plaintiff,
damages to be assessed by sherif's jury.
John d. Zabriskie Us Nm H. Brewer and others.-Or-
dered judgment for 1915 &c.
John X. 81. Fthr John Peshine and Wlfe-Judg-
ment for $3.50 SIS, with allowance of per cent,
Smith Conbsvs. James Fan Dvke.-Motion dismissed
with costs.
SUSPICION BURoLARr.-No. Coloanade Row has,
1t is feared during the absence of the family been
visited by burglars, as the basement shutters
found opened, and the bureaus ransacked
AccIpENTs.-A OF Mr. Atkinson, of Garden street,
while playing, on Saturday last in an unfinished
building at the corner Of Garden and Joralemon
streets fell through the floor and broke his On
Sunday lad whose name could not learn, fell
from tree Mr. Treadv ellis premises in Joralemon
street and broke his leg He taken to the hospital
Hudson avenue, where every attention paid to
his sufferipgs horse and cart was capszed yester
day morning at the corner of Fulton and Market
streets Little damage done.
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July 14th, after short illness EDWARD QuIaK, aged
40 years, native OF Thomastown County Tipperary,
Ireland
Ills friends and acquaintance, and the members Of
the Hibernan Society respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence No l3 Water
street, this day, at 2 O'Clock.
In this city July 18th. CATHERINE ELIZA, youngest
daughter of John and Margaret Ann Britain, aged 8
months aud q days.
The friends and relatives of the family also the
beers OF Gettys Lodge No. III l. o. of respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday after
noon, at O'Clock, from No. Hoboken street. without
further invitation.
On the 18th, OF lingering illness, MARY AGNES An
pfRsor, youngest daughter Of James and Jennet An
derson aged years aud menths
The friends and acquaintance of the family
spectfully invited to attend the funeral this day at
O'Clock, from 232 West goth street, to be taken to
Greenwood for internent
On Friday July 18th, FRANCIS ScHERMERHoRr, infant
son Of Geo W. Wilson aged months.
At Newburgh the 18th inst, of congestion Of the
brain CAhr Il. LUDLOW, in the 43rd year Of his age.
At Howardsville, New Granads, on the 10th June
last, Capt JoHN LAKE, jr Of Portsmouth, N H., aged
az years.
DR. DAnsEr LrscoMB, President of the Senate of the
State Of Mississippi died at his residence in Lowndes
Co June %
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James Harker, were also considerably damaged.
The loss is about $50 600, which there was an
insurance of about hall the amount. During The
II ghi, there Was also great many riots-twenty-
seven of the rioters beng safely lodged III the
watchhousr On Sunday morning.
A lad by the nanr Of John .FOulety, while work
ing at the hTe, fell from the roof of house and
was killed
Another fire occurred, at four O'Clock this morn
ing in SCOTS machine shop near the depot of the
Susque hanna railroad. The building was totally
destroyed loss obuul $4,000.
Among the st of foreign exports from the port
of Baltimore, durng the week ending on Thursday
hast, II 619 nbls. of flour, 81 25S bushels OF
corn, and O59 hhds. of tobacco; making, with ar
ticles al manor Importance, the aggregate value OF
foreign exports drnng the week $685. 1875.
The number vi vessels, exclusive OF bay craft, IA
our port, up the close of the past week, was IL
ships, IL baIks, % bgs and 40 schooners, amount
ing, in the aggregate, to 81; of which number 4
are for California
The drouh in n is section Of the country, for the
last four weeks, has been incessant, accompanied
by scorchng sun, which mas enabled the farmers
to complete hec harvest, but which is running the
prospe,t + of the corn and potato crops. ,
Benjamin HObsOn, cry balliti, was knocked
down and shot, Fay etIe street, on Saturday night
Two boy IS, one Il son of Solomon Doans, and the
other az John Even, mathematical lnstru-
ment maker, v ere drowned on saturday.
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ShNfkAl- Ikkh.-DEClSIONS.
Before Judges Duer, Mason, and Cam bell


Before Judges Ducr, Mason, and Campbell.
JULi lbJoseIh Husson, implicated ioih Educ, Lyneh
ads Esenezer hieh ond ke5srt Rich.-rhe of De-
CEN Der H. 1877 giving TO party TO suit the right
OF examining the adverse party does not render such
ADVERSE party witness In favor Of the party
calling him, in eases where If not party he would
lie incompetent the ground OF interest New trial
granted; costs TO abide the event.
Henry W Warner, appellant, rs M. n. Paine and
others respondents Decree OF the viceChanccllor,
allowing the demurrers and dismissing the bill, re-
yeTsed, with COSTS defendants to answer the bill and
pay the costs within forty days after service OF copy OF
order.
Eberersr s. Vaughan and Dacid Yaushan ads Robert
a. Robertson and onofherAn agreement to purchase
goods to be manufactured aAd deli vered ut future
time need not be in writing not being within the
statute OF grants. New trial denied
Ltuis o. Wiison Charles Il MaIiett-It Is not ne
cessary in order TO sustain bill for account in the
Court or Chsncery, that the party hng should need
discovery under oath. 1t is sufficient If there be
mutual demands between the parties, nor is 1t sum
Gent TO the jurisdiction Of Chancery in cases
OF mutual demands. that there is complete and sde-
Quate remedy at law Demurrer oysrrued; the defen-
dant at liberty to within forty days, on pay
ment Of costs.
E-ra Fitch and others rs. Thomas H. Reddin,-Report
of referee set aside and sent back for hearing
before the referee. Costs to abide the event.
Henry =. Judson ads. Edvard "A. Cook and others
New trial denied.
Carbon Conkling ads W,Hiam ". Gilbert and shers.-
New trial granted costs to abide the event.
Grace X. Ferguson u.s. james Ferguson.-Motion to
dissolve Injunction, with costs
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aARITIME INTELLIGEHCE
Port o. New York, July 10. 1850.


stcansr-Isabel, Reimer Havana, B Bianco.
Hsrri. Mobile Foster Sisisfson AesSsay
BsIis miller Cswj oyIsnpit, Panama; Harssoh. &
Tsndpn Thompson Mobiles Jorsen Beck (panh Baker
ssE s7.7:l.1 I Fsss Gs51ai ..Iis
ss S Co. M
g. nissy ssJa ; Pr sss
Iohn,on tB.l AiSury Elsutsera Miller Coz Hsnry
Ssa. s': MINING se. Fl3Tsf
PnIsT 6, EsSIS kaaTE Ssii0i Queen
siOop-FashiOn, Biydenburs, Providence.
ns sp TsspsS s fdTSsf hsTpS y S nth
tragic n signal and sane ~ Srs,GPssi Steering sup
..ss h. sPsss .;S1 I5sid.s
large ssrins E. Supposed to be the Atlantic hence
?s,h lat Is 90 Ion lsIss steamer passed 70 the wind
5Sy So Ia . q Ion 70 spsh: b; bark
& u s a s e an in S on 'Sns Sn
S S sn nns Day spoke a;Asg .1hs ps'SSs
Bsyery and Fr sehr 70 the wndsara 5h, la, a 40 lon
sSp csisesS. ODD i.ysI,y. II:.SpssI days. with
SIP ssrsp Johnson ssSsnasS days. With cotton SUI
ga, R. Ss 70 pSs Sssc p hT hr,,. cw,
last, with isi passenger, Barclay Livins.tOn.
Barb fslsdin urus Rssdaie Cork, 50 days. with salt
I.rE ii ki@Saii toi TSo&as,on, sleeper. Cardiff, W.
Bifi ii kinb.ii Sleeper csrdn, W. a days. with rOn
Bark Virginia tHrem). Kinmp, Bremen 81 days. with
a2 sv E sasys to ss
spoke Brem ship Rsbeeea from Bremen for Baltimore.
viii sI sa. @ sSSs ISi u ssr days
PARK Arse tsorw Alloy Lswsins, via Falmouth. with
Bsii Hugh Bsiinet lBr) woocosk Bristol % days with
iron, and ass passenger TO W r Tapseott.
Brig Georges tNsapl BOusaro, ksssins. days. with
Brs Mediterranean Orb lesser. chsrsnte % days. with
Brig whemins JBreml rhidsr, Bremen. IS days, With
mdse and l25 passengers. 20 L W Bscuehard 80
BIE Peri orb Yates. Bermus. 7dAys with MANILA, ia
sohr John Russell Orb Smith Turks island IA days, with
four sssBsn q the Danish brig Ddret5ss Cap, Bissoo%.
from Phiadelphis for Jamses wrecked the reef The
ss sGa and AJAX rtT' & the captain and 'r'' we're
sehr D Wales, ysnEilder. Wilmington, NC, J days,
previously ashore Es nsreor beach. .soas Little Es
spar sticking sssut wssr-supposed
scfr Jons. Smith. Siohels. wilmington NC days. With
ssIr Ger Isf.yss,s, johnson. yirFinl.. sdsys
sehr Fiords, Mott, Virginia. days.
sshr MARI Jane, Osborn yirgiss sd.y.
selr Solsmbi., Bupi.r, Norfolk, days.
s sSr S. s.St sSss . Hns. vrJE, 'd,
sssr a., S c Grant, ss, y1s,,. s,y.
s sSs fn,. a;Sss yIrs.is s.y:
sshr ss5Oiin. Hall Rsser,. yirsInis. aa.y..
sehr Brewster HOultop, Wilmington. NC, dsys With
sehr Native, Bvrtser. Virgins, days.
schr Diamond. Davis. Batimere. days
sssr s.i.s sRs insA s ssss' t s s.,
sehr Q wnsht, Jchnsen, Virgins. 2dsJa
ssS Sr i..ssll.. " ass;.n. sosscs. Ssy.
Steamer x..n.sss. rAii.s.Ipsis.
J..r lS-wind during III, day from the south
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Heueb, Janet Hsush, Mary Heugh, WIN vsehsll John
W.isms Mr. Jack. Mr. Davidsan, John Krkpsriok James
Morgan Mr. Martin Townse.d Miss Paten Mrs Bouchier
Fanny Boucher Georgsnns Boucher Ellen Bsuehisr
Borrcbisr. Wn Dewisg. Aadrew Hutton. Ray iobert
Burns, Edwd Martin, DIR VIM orland Mr. aud Mrs Bss-
com be Lyons, David syme Miss MsDpaai. Miss Sar-
tsra wallaee Miss Kirk~ood Mrs urquhar Mrs Aitkea
hood I'm Aitkenhnod Mr Ingrsn, Margaret Ingram Jane
Ingram Lswton; Master Lavton. James BArvey John
BoyG Geo Lowe Rcbt Cow. Thes Little. Gowan Joha
Govan John Peterkin. Jas Lemon, WIN McGincby Robt
Kirkwood Patriek hcHugh WIN Robb John Laidss, John
Wilson, Vim Bane. jos Wagner John Whittake Franeis
W.gnsr. Albert whitaker Alex nos,ssmery John ausu
j Kemp Jackson, Alex Muir Tim Lynch. T Kennedy
JohD Kennedy Hamilton, Mrs Wright Chas Ken worthy
John Glover, Robt Cousins.
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Political Intelligence.

GEORGIA AND THE CoMPRoMIsE.-A meeting was
Gently held at Macon, Geo. by which resolutions
adopted strongly advocating the compromise OF tho
Senate Committee. They acknowledged their graft
tude to Senators Cass Clay Webster and Dickinson,
for the honorable course they had pursued towards
the South.
r. c. Mckee il spoken Of as the wing candidate for
Governor of Kentucky.
A wbig State Convention will meet at Augusta,
Maine the 3lst inst, to nominate candidate for
the Office of Governor.
Fred Douglass was lecturng abolitionism at Co.
lumbus Ohio, the 18th
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FHtADrLrfuA, JAY l5-fEu-
Arivsa-Briss Dsimon, Locke, oipn, Nfsrhi Oxford.
Star Nickesop NYort; Isaac grankn. Frost Trinidad de
Cubai nssex Brsddoct ssybroot Deputy, wiasmors,
Hartford; Col b Davis, Marshall NYorh; white, Cor
son, Providence; Jew, Niekerror NYork; Alex Mitchell
don, Riuehin Ontario, Carlisle Bangor Leeds, kndl
cott, Providence; barscs Venus Cor and Michigan SNOW
York; steamer Anthracite, Morley, do.
Clened-Ship Robt Parker Parsons 81 John, Nh barks
Adelis Rescrs White Boston; Lsocna Howes do; brigs
China s,udley do Gilmore, Harvey, dol Catherine
CHM, do Harriet Newell, Hatch, do Catherine Mary
Warren Do; James Eivri Johnson Fsimout Js sehrs
Ruth Thomas Ueagan Boston; John illetts, Crsnmer
Charleson II Holmes Lodge Savannah; Jane Ross King
Camp, ieechve NC Martin. Waite. Portland; Friend,
usett Boston; Mary Miller, Peacock, DO; Brown Col
lett, Wilmington Nc White, Cofson. Providenoe,
pictertvn Corson, dot II Deputy, Wnsmore do; John
Ttche Carey, Sing sing Jew, Nckersou, Newport Esex
Braddeet Say brook Leeds Endicott Pawtuehst Col
barge Comet Cor. NTOrki steamer Anthrsoit. Morley
koreisn Malls.
ITrsr BAGS for Havana per Issbei will ciese 81
the Exchange Residing Room Exehsase this Afternoon
NJ half past 9 o'clock.
BAGS OF steamer Eursra for Halifax ssd Liver
pool will close a. the Exchange Needing Room t srchsnssD
wednesd 7 81 the usual hour Letters esn be pre-
NE sssv. Letter Bag, Are also ~ Ks~y.. Wan srsss
mpscslrsaeows.
scup Kpxrss, frsm Maehias for New York pas int
Gloucester 10th inst 10 cau, having prung eeh the tn
Scum AMERICAS Corr, from Dsrieu fer savannah With
tprrenns sshors D. no date vac isshy hus sr-
pected 70 be sot %.
tcps sce-r b.scr. reported " hays got 81 Ne SIT
bes. Boston. vs loved " that Pert stesmsS FORBES.
- Ksiday.
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POwpKn Mill Explosion, AND Loss LrrE--The
Exeter, N H., Nevs Letter, of the 10th instant gives
the following particulars Of powder mill explosion at
that place, on that day This morning few minutes
part IL three reports In rapid succession heard
in this village 1t Was at supposed that the
powder mills in the town. owned by nr. whipple, OF
Lowell were destroyed. Huntington, who has the
Of them, in the village lie jumped into his
carriage and without waiting for thought set out tor
home. when the earliest arrived they found that
three buildings blown into the air In tho mill
for grinding the powder, man only at work,
Charles II. smith The fire originated in this building,
ry Ne friction of the wheels; 1t exploded instantly,
and was blown Into Atoms. The workman vas carried
more than hundred rods, and blown TO pieces The
fragments Of the BODY found in parts and sepS-
ratod at great distance from each other In another
mill William q. Pierson at work. On hearing
the explosion he ran from the mill but rrcollectng
that he left his coat with his pocketbook In it, he
turned secured his property and escaped without
jury Another mill, containing good dc al Of powder
caught fre on the roof but Huntington aud Of his
workmen place themselves upon IT, and fought and
subdued the FIRE. The damage has been set at $1,000
IL may not be more and may be twice much
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INV ORLEANs, July W. n.
The supply Of cotton is very poor The stock on
hand at present, Is estimated at about IS 900 bales
The sales yesterday, reached 500 bales; and to- day
600 bales at full prices including middng, at IL
12Ec and COED middiDg at l2hc Tb transaction 8,
during the week, sum up 10000 bses Flour is in mo.
derate request, and steady Grain il active at un-
changed prices Provisions before re ported In
groceries, wehav no particular change to note while
the demand Is pretty fair
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maGrleG

On the 10th inst, by the Rev Henry Chase. Mr. Ma
THAN DoisEr TO Miss REBEcoA WHEo, ali Of this city
On the nth inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Greene, Mr. JONI
MURUM OF New York to Miss OLrrE H. MARTIN of Brock
lyn. Philadelphia papers please copy
On Monday, the 10th inst, at the church of the As
cension by the Rev. DR. Thomas ii. Taylor, EDWARD
MILLER 10 LAvISA NJ, youngest daughter Of the late
VIM. WILSON merchant of this city
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Superior Court.

DECISIONS.
Present, Chief Justice Oakley and Justice Campbell.
july Is. Gusfapus a. Sabine, ef al, Thomas Yer
mlyd ct ai-Appes dismissed, and order at chambers
affirmed.
Timothy H. Main ads. Thomss r. Minturn ct ai-Apped
dismissed, and taxation Of costs to stand.
Uiam Lainbeer The Man or, &c Of New York. and
John Porter.-M otion for a new trial denied
The Court adjourned until Saturday the 9th inst,
~ O'Clock. NJ
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Irvssrocrr-Br chip CsiLarne-Rsv Dorsn Mr. N Dorsr
and servant Rev McNuty, Thos Nc Donald Mccormick
Cuss. and LADY, osorgs clrs,t, Rossr, cu.,,, Miss
servant, Mr. eibln, lady and childrcn.
LIVES rcoL-Pseket ship LiverpooiMr rovisr DR. suf-
feid Mr. Zelleeger-fl7 In the steeraxe.
sAvArrsn-ship ksrion-Mrs Wallace and servant. i've
tsfes ker, Mss Demory Miss Davidson, Mrs Jarvis
white Miss Tupper Mr. Cullen and lady Or West, lsdy snd
dnushte, VT Crshtree. Mr. Dunhsm, Mr. Wilson. Master
Bs.s..Bsrk yirsinis-xr Lshms, sss lady. Mrs Bat
n.r.ssAs..sris Asecns-cb. c stsr.bers. Dopevss.
Morgan, Rose " Peerless
BrKsvps-Bris Peri-Nr Frist, Mr. Lanes.
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MARKETS ELsEwBERR.


rpILA JAY 15-Firf Bodrd-7y7p0 q. 8 ga tJ
us slse do e2 III N o. Gss liz; sohuy lk nsv-
cation 10 80 q Pennsyvsnia Railroad TOO Residing
hortssre III 1000 Aileghsnv Co 6s ~ so Lehgh S. rs
Seccrd Ioord North snericsn Bank 1885, coo sohu 81
hill Nsvestiou Sc 81 5k l25 Sehuykin Navigation lns.
o. 100 Reading 2 "
FOREIGN MARKETS.
MsIASyas. July Eve do not alter our quotations
Of fugsrs The demand IL still good, aud the stocks
Of both clayed and Muscovsdoes getting low Mo-
lssees has advanced aud " at u per keg Rice IL
stili dull and may be quoted at about 1G5s rs per
bM Freigbte are at IS per hid and s1h per boz Of
sugss nd s2A fos molssses, put alongside Exchanas
ut ptr cent dis sterlug 10 per cent prem
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Court of General sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Morgans and Smith
JuLy 15-Conrtcfion Of .4Jhti Ksrshat0, tried for Oh
tanning Money Nv False Peteness This trial which
commenced on Friday. was concluded to-day by the
conviction Of the prisoner kersbsw the pretend
ed actuary OF an Imaginary insurance company, las
appeared by proof) with an Office at No IL Wall ct.
This company he designated the New York Life. Fire,
Marine. Inland State Stock Insurance CONF "
The principal witness Mr. T. Morgan, OF Bethel
Vermont, who had been induced by kershxws letters
and circulars 20 become agent fer the supposed insu
rance company for the district In which he lived
Among the documents sent to Mr.. Morgan were the
following certificates. &c. r.
We tho undersigned. being personally acquainted with
the cers Of the New York Life Fire Marine and Inland
state STOCK Insurance Company. No ~ Wall street having
full coLh dence in their integrity and honorable
OF the Affairs az said cheerfuy
y 20 the confidence Of those wishing Insurance. worthy Of
their patronage.
Caleb =. Woodhui Mayor. James Kelly Pres Board Of
Hercules II. Jones, PresiGeat Aldermen.
= Empire Co. Robert X. Reyd. Soc Of NJ. @.
Hon. Moses q. Leonard, Lodge.
James Conner County Clerk Harvey Hart, Of Taxes
David r. Ogden, Councillor.
The Mayor called to the stand and the prosecu.
tion were proceeding TO prove that the names
never affixed or authorized to be affixed 20 the csrti
ncste. The counsel for the defence however admitted
that the Mayor and other gentlemen named had
never affixed their signatures as represented. The
public prosecutor then read tho following list of
represented by kershsv to be those Of the directors Of
the N ". l.. " and NJ l.
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PLACES NArrvITy-Unted States, 2l7; ireland. ~;
England, z; Scotland, Germany, ~; France / English
Possessions in North America, nnknown,3.
From Hospital, Bellevue 13; Penitentary, Backwers
Island, 81 Lunato Asylum do. Bleomingdale Asylum
for Insane, Wards Island s; Randes Islana q City
Hospital III Aims house, Baokwells Island Il Colersd
W. WHITE. City Inspector.
City Inspectors Once. July Is 1850.
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NV OsLssss, July 10 1850
The ssies Of cotton reach 1900 bses and prices are
firm. We quote middlipg at l2So.
Esw OsLssrs, July III, 1850.
Cotton continues arm 40 bales Of middlina were
oeerd at slightly improved prices. Rice u nomins
aIse.
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Total number Of policies issued. ......... SIP
(signed) JOHN X. TOWNSEND President.
ALFRED KERsIIAw, Actusry.

Thomas p. Aylvsrd being sworn testified that he
vi" In the employ Of Mr. Kershsw, at No II wall
street In ls49 He kept the books of the business
known a. that Of the New York Life, Fire Marine.
and Inland state stock insurance Company Witness
never saw any president secretery Stockholders OF
directors. other than Kershsv himself who directed
the whole concern There was pile Of bills on the
Monroe Mich Bank which vas the only money AL
ward ever saw.
Among the other documents used BY Kershaw vas
enc purporting TO be the arcle.sof association Of the
Company. Al the bottom Of the third page Of this
elect, were fry names Of respectable ctizens Who
represented at having subscribed $4,000 each
which mounts they had either paid In. or for which
there were securities deposited with the sctusry.
The jury, after hearing the csse vent out, but
net sbsent nom their seats more than two minutes,
when they returned with . verdict Of guilty. The
pricner was then rsmsnded TIN Tuesday, when he
will b. sentenced
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Our PennsyIvani. correspondence.
HUNTINe TON Co (Pa.) July 8, lS5o
The Crops in Pennsyirania.


have ventured to communicate to you what in
formation have been able to obtain, regarding the
wheat and rye croI the present season, during
tour Of some weeks amongst the intelligent farmers
Of our State, in the hope, II you consider worthy
o place in your widely. circulated journal, il
may prove interesting to some Of ysur numerous
readers.
I availed myself Of the opportunity offered
by the relaxation Of business, to escape the heated
atmosphere Of our crowded city, and breathe, once
more, 1.-THE pure and exhiarating breeze that comes
frcsh from the mountains Of my native state Never
have seen the wheat and rye look better than IL
does this season. The oats crop will be short in
consequence Of the drought through the month Of
June. The corn crop, also, is small, from the same
cause, yet Il is very good color. Thew have had
but one rain in this county since the first Of June,
yoa IA was so favorable before that time that the
wheat and rye were not injured by the drought;
I'm fact, the present dry weather is very favorable
20 the fsrners as il has enabled them TO their
nav. without injury from rain, and has also proved
t~p~icial in maturing the grain, which Is now
ripe aad reedy for the SICKLE.
In many places on the mountains, they are done
cutting. but ia the valleys II is more backward. |
have been through some eight or ten counties, and
6ndthat the crops Ct wkeat and rye in all of them,
so far as can see and hear, are abundant. The
farmers seem TO have no fear of suffering now from
drought, IL IL should not last over couple OF
weeks, as they say that their corn might s'ill be
Fair crop, u they could have rain in that tine.
The second crop Of grass viii he light, but, be-
iieve, it IL used only for pasture and seed.
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LADY residing at New Miford, Conn, eighteen yrsrs
Of aSe delives "a Saturday last Of three healthy
chisr.n- all grs, and all are sppsresuy doing veil
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ctaseov-s,esmship ci.y 81 aiasxev-Nss A,xua Mrs
Levine. ~. psvIns. his. wrsSs' Ss. sassias,s.s
Mics Too, Mr. and Mrs Msssrtes Mise Mrs III
Brrns Andrew Crates Mrs Ccatss Jas Lys De I'd "
all J~ Lsde, Mr. Whtelaw, Wn Gregory Ms narrAxss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-16

Tu u. s. TrooPs IN FLORIDA The II. States
etesmer Monmouth, Captain Freedom, from Indian
River, via Sc Augustine, arrived here yesterday
We learn from Captain Elsey, OF the Army, who
~nc passenger. that the health Of the troops is
as good ~ preyicosly ported They had removed
40 the " coast bot VII llent dyseat-yy md broken
on sn,,ng lhers, aad many were Aboriie s~6er
Ee "A. cts 4 sers@rab s~siar, J.ss 10,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-16
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E0R LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ATLANTIC Capt. james West-fhfs Steamship
will depart with the mais for Europe positively Satur
street All letters must rough the Post ones
No berth secured until paid for freight passss
having for elegance comfort
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