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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-18

Q1yMR. A. H. SANBEHs;-You will pleas an
nounce my name as u candidate for re-electiol' 10
the office of Recorder of Vanderburgh county, ,
the ensuing August election
mhl9* SAMUEL T, JENKINS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-18

~ The cholera is rapidly abating il
Nashville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-18

~ Green apples have commenced com
ing into market. Exercise prudence in their
use
The New York herald., 1850-06-12
City Intenli usnee

FATAL AncIpkrr --YcsteIdsy. at one o'clock fatal
accident occurred the dock at the foot of Hubert
street North River used by the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company ~ coal d. pot They have ere. ted
number OF cranes ON the dock. for the purpose of
hosting cos out OF the boats by Of steam
CINE The fastening Of one of the cranes broke which
caused II TO fall across the coal. A number of men
we're working at the tine the pile aud one named
Joseph Matthew'S carman ro,iding st 6s3 Washington
streo was crushed under it. He WAS immediately 1x-
ticsttd, but was fatally hurt having lived only fifteen
minutes ne was convey yea home raj others
more or less bruised but none seriously
AccipfnT.-At eight O'Clock yesterday morning
william Franklin a painter. fell from ladder the
scr,w Dosk, whilst at work the ship Washington
irving He was sent TO the City Hospital
Run ovrn.On Monday, Thomas Graham
ov'r IN Franklin square by cse Carrisg- No 10 lie
was tsken to DR.. Trsphagan's, who attended to his
wounds, and WAS conveyed thence to his home.
DEDICATION OF The MOUNTAIN GRovr CyurrEEv, AT
EhinGErohr CoNN-Next Friday, at o'clock =. NJ,
'his new and beautiful place of tho dead will be dedi
csted with appropriate ceremonies The orson is to
De d,Ivered by Edwards Lester, Esq We under
stand that preparations making for the reception
OF avery large company and that many of our citizens
wilfetnrn 1.-THE day should be pleasant it will he
delightful excursion by the Of the New Haven Rail-
road which leave Canal street at O'clock and return
In the evening.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
VeiegIaphic Reports.

NEW ORLEANS, June 8, 1850
The sales of cott: for the week amounted II 600
bales and prices unaltered MiddlDg has been sold
at II 81 q fair at l3c The receipts at the Southern
ports 672 COO bales behind last year Flour is firm
Ordinary brands held at 81 50 rs Mess pork is
steady at Sl1. Prime lard has advanced from IKE.
7&c. Sugar has declined-far sells at 5S Corn has
improved, and Is firm at re
BALTIMORE, June IL, 1850
Sales made Of 1000 bbls Howard street -four, at
s5 25. Corn is held at Gle. Csc. Other things
without marked change
CINCINNATI June III 4P. NJ
Flour held at s5 so to S5 20 The price of has
improved and sales have been made at 521lc. Oats
4oc. per bushel, and firm. Whiskcy is selling at
22s to 24c per gallon Sugar is in good request at
Shc per lb. Rio coffee is in active demand at 9H to
91c per b There is considerable anxiety felt in the
country for the wheat crop account of the drought
BUFFALO, June IL, 1850
The receipts at this place since yesterday, -
Flour, 7oo btls wheat, 81 900 bushels corn $4,000
bushels The market for -four has been rather heavy
but notice very material change in prices Wheat
il du but prices firm There is less doing in corn
and the market has a downward tendency. There Is
no change in freights.
ALBANY June IL, 1850.
There have been no receipts by canal to-day. The
market Is very dull We notice sales of 500 bush of
rye at &c Oats steady, at 46c for inferior, and
4sIsc for good to prime, with sales of 10000 bush.
Prison whskey is nominal, at 261sc
The New York herald., 1850-06-12


soshsTnsf, Berry. CaaI.stga kenhobsc Flowers Fiila'
sRiPs@we.s @ Point iPssistj Allen Liverpool Kermit;
s, s. sh1 S.S. S s:s sssa'r'H Geo Evans o''
saaa s1n E sissss sn S.'PsP PsP. fS'Fs
s:ls Is sss Gss & S'Sass ssss
sS'i I.s n Sessss eny a "a IGs'y r Co. EaSS
N hSTS EsHSrg M Haa.s Ba ogg.
ir wasssaiy iSSG s.sRsj R
srPsSy Ssr Lr%asT, sSsss Tn0Es r.
edse, ST Johns. NJ Parker %, zulma, spernS. Bos-
Arrived.
hr n": nss Essh1 Gs%sS Msy s,y wi.s 3
20 ssv Br ,hP Jehn Fielder ter5d Z. :,
aHs n y s,l,,. to
Bah iarTsp B:sA. tp.u) Pitcher eo,eu.urs 81 d,y.
IS.i $e%ai IsSsfa;5s;SIs; Sosl FsIsSss,s N.T
is'S ss 80 % , wi,h ,SsS TSa ctss g sAay
Bah iTsrdos tSi BerSesiSSh,n, sAndrori. Turks ISL
nl Isaac seaG, Brown, Savannah, 9dsy'. with cotton.
Brs cyarot tDrl PiotOu. Ms, with coal, and pas
mis- ostssc voss Malaga II days with fruit &C. Asure
his Msyaoyer Br) Peterson, rioou Ms, II days. with
Bfs hdens Norton, Areciso Pr Nay eth with molas-
big Young iii, Iurks Island i5 days. with salt, to
seLi silto9 keele Eleuthcra. June ls with fr, &C. 20
G n H% " hsT srs1a s % wn ,Sa
seaman, native of Baltimore.
Sehr Navarro (of Kingston Mass Perkins, Fonce, Pr, 10
DAYS with sugar. 90 w Lcvis.
Sohr Kate Aubrey (of PorlandD AndCrfon Barra Tara
BAY, q. with sugar and molasses, to Mathewsk Co
sehr Admiral Blake liaaley Charleston days In ballast
hound 10 Nbcdford.
schr nto. Terry Richmond. days, with COAL TO the
master.
sehr stevens McAlister Bai,imore days with coal.
Sehr Sarah Ann. Nnturn, Washington NC, 6dsys with
naval Storef. to J q Niiietts
seIr sarah EiIslsth, Fsmrret BAitmore. days. with
cctl.
schr Frances Cox, Virginia days. with wood.
Below.
Brig MAJ G Gilmore from Madeira to Gilmore.
brig Buena Vista.
Sailed.
seamora Southsrrer for CAroston; Kennetec for Fha
stits Andrew Foster Tor Lvsrpool West Point for Lon
don Css, for uA,re; Ieer Hatricki Ciotde. for Co
nryca
BARK Caroline Augusta. for Bremen.
wind at sunrise N-a, meridian Nat sunsetsE-
The New York herald., 1850-06-12
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, June 11-6 p. M
This being packet day for the steamship Asia to sail
to- morrow, the 18th inst from Boston trade not
very active Cotton sold to fair extent, but not so
freely the day before the market closing firm, at
quotations. The Canada and yiceroy both being due
with few days later foreign had also atendency
TO check operations. The -four market frmer
and sales Of this State and Western made at
advance for most descriptions. Canadian continued
In coed inquiry Southern was hrm at previous rates
There change to notice in wheat. Corn was
easier while sales made to fair extent at yester
days closing rates. Pork dull and sales moderate
at rates given below Becfwas quiet. Cut meats were
steady, with small sales Lard was firm. Butter
in coed demand, and cheese firm. Coffee and
sugar. continued firm but only moderate sales tran
spred. There was no change in molasses.
AsnEs-Thc market for both sorts was buoyan {,
with sales OF 15o bbs at s5 G2l S5 6ssi for pots and
pearls Sales also made of about 2uO barrels Ca
madam, within the past two days, at So 62h IS 6s
BKrApsrurrs- Some 1l,coo barrels -four changed
hanas to-day including hne at 81 SIX 81 75 No. q
spectiop, at So so SIS 5oA common to straight state
q, 20 90 naS 20 6s mSes 20 tansy s
Gehesec. at so37k SO 90; fancy Ohio, At 80 l2r q
50 25 and extra Genesec at s6Soa ST. Of the sales,
eco barrels for New Orleans. Southern -four con-
tnued heavy but In COED request with sales OF 32Oo
barrels. at s5 rs for straight brands Rye -four was
something weaker about 500 barrels sold in part for
the Provinces and for Milwaukee. at SO. Corn meal
was plou ty and easier 50 "a So for Jersey
with saos of'to barrels Wheat was in good request
for export and milling The operations embraced
eco busbcls common Canadian at % and 1000 bush
els coed white do in bond at 81 30, which shows
advance Rye was shade easier; about 600 bushels
seld at o3c Oefs were better. at 47c 49ilc. tor
Northern. and sIlsc sGc for Jersey; lot of 5000
bushels Nova Scotia, sold at 5oilc duty paid Barley
was In fair request with sales OF 900 bushels fair
row,d from store, Mt C2k Corn was quiet and lover
the receipts light but in of the demand
The sales are limited to some small parcels Western
mixed at C6c Jersey Southern aud Northern yellow
at &c. and Southern and Jersey white at G6c Csc
corros. The sales Of the day amount TO 1000 bales
at prices, In some cases, beyond our quotations.
I,xru IN
The New York herald., 1850-06-12
our baltimore correspondence.

bAiftNohh, june IL, loJU.
TIE U1ig kominafon-- fiunksr Yic,orv-Sfruek ~
LjfLfnHr- Ciy Moriahty -Tsn What, Rye, Se
The nouiiEstion Of VIM u. Clarke, as the whig can
ddate for Governor Of Maryland, has knocked all the
Of the young vhigs Of this city whilst tho old
court house haukfrs ohuckling in their sleeves
nj the ease with which old heads conquered young
hearts WY a. is d wcil-known fact that mere than
tvo.tLirds 81 the convention whore Clarke men in
heart snt that atwo-hird vote could be had fer him
a required Should Mr. Clarke not clear himself Of
the taint uf that odious clique towhich he IL said
leionr The majority lur Nr Lowe the democratic can
didati. will rot al much short of two thousand In
nsitiECs. The ycurg vhigs nov look on the contest
without caring attluw Wh,sh party whips.
Tho storm 81 saturday night. In this vicinity.
ACCOMPANIED tn tFt ttTriac thunder and Zig htniag
and ltarn ~ g sir Nnsrlrld hts wife and daughter
~io Vcre fkinr The farm ~ Mr. Beal Whalen ten
miles slovc nicotts NILS struck deadly fash
The nuultr of deaths IN Baltimore. during the past
week va tft CO. Of which number IS under ten
ysars Ct OF tho Who'll. number there also 10
blacks
The ffr.ers Ia this vicinity bringing IN spcci-
of heir wheat aId rye aud they certainly beat
srytife IN tn arts. both for length of straw
AM ", cf hr.. that hss been seen for many day
yefttrtay stalks of rye eight feet and four
inches high, and wheat SIX feet Eve inches In
bafsIa
The New York herald., 1850-06-12
TeIegrsphsc Marine Reports.

ATriyed-shr Emily Tay.r, Norssns, i7th-spOhe June
81 la 81 w. Ion "a ~. brig Gilmore. from Madeira
FOR NYofk. and supplied her with provisions
Brirs neujsmiu nANanas Oneco, naltinorc.
Iuiott Cape IIayen May 22d-lct schrs Hanover,
for boston days. Johnscn. Do, 70 days wm wyrr,
fer IhsdtiVhia next day Trem0n dos Dtanc, from BOs
ton Sam sist io 80 80 lon u % bark Maria from
NBsdfcrd fer NAtAnFas.
cid shire Juliet River ST Lawrence srshc San Francis
90; MidGesex, NOriesRs; brig Lucy Spear, Mobile.
DIGfroS, June o
Saiicd-Schrs Reannah Eosc and Senator for Fhlaicl
phia. 10Th, Ruscius Nlcrk; sloop Mount Hope, do.
FAtJ. RfvFr. June q
saiicd--stirs W Pharo Jamos River; d A Stuart,
PhiladclIhia.
neiov-Ship ossepse. Boston.
PnovmESce, June 10.
Auivcd-sehr Rio crande. RondouL
SAFES, Jsne 10.
Cleared-Scir John Irelsad, Philadelphia.
WARKES. June Z.
Arivtd-sloor 1 ucy Adams. rhiladelphiA.
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Superior Court.

BEFORE Judge Paine.
JUNE 1l-.glbert g. Bogiey Charles D. Pedde and
Thomas Il. Psddie.-Plaintif. who is n gold pen maker,
brings this action to recover the penalty OF bond
ecuted on the 1st Of October 1874 by defendants to
plaintiff Tor the sum Of $4,000 The condition of the
bond is that the defendant, Charles D. Pedde, would
well and faithfully serve the plaintiff. journey
man apprentice in the manufacture of gold pens for
the or term of four years from LIST October 1874
at which time articles of agreement entered into
between the plaintiff and the defendant, Charles b.
Pedde that said Pedde should the plaintiff,
aforesaid Plaintiff contends that the condition Of the
bond has been broken inasmuch defendant left the
service Of plaintiff before the expiration of said term
OF four years. Defendants admit the making of the
agreement and the bond and that defendant left the
employ of plaintiff, charged by him; but contend
that the agreement was subsequently rescinded Ad-
iour cd
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Marine Affairs.

1VEw 1VKki
June IL, 1850. !
JAMES GoRpor BENNETT. ESQ. -
DEAR siR:-We received n letter, on Saturday. from
Capt Psbury Of brig Athens, of Newburyport, dated
at Sandy Hook, in which he requests to give pub
licity to tho fact that man by the of Andrew
Drummond, one OF the crew of the brig, during the
watch on deck. either jumped fell overheard and
was drowned. on the night of the 29th May last.
From the papers found in Drummond's chest. it ap-
pears he vas formerly apprentice to John Trit of
kirkwal, merchant, the indentures being witnessed
by Thomas Robertson and james Patterson
1t is Capt Pisbury's wish that notice should be
given through the public papers in order that Drum
mond's family may learn his fate. and forward
and claim his clothes Will you oblige by inserting
this in your widely circulated journal
Very respectfully you're,
POOLE. PENTZ L. COIN, Notaries.
The New York herald., 1850-06-12

rnt~rN-slp uermine-Tmilie Isnslots. W Sy.is ssya.h
SfrCiarath Gsndlath Picker r Nserf, u ick, T
Ni,k, 1trlsfnann. Eohtrath, selhxfei, fgert-
lCf IN the ttCcfaes.
skvsSSxH- Bark Is-ac Mcad--Dr Sullivan. isiy .ni 8
cLi. rem BALDWIN iadv child aud Miss BALD gia
Mis- IhiftE hifs Niirrs Mr. level and LADY N.ss Sa-
vsfe Miss fiy Mrs Nsrsh - ssuduer Mss JpuCs Miss
Nffd Ais Tratf Saks Miss nuu harn. Nj nicreou
Mss IffsIi Nra Nssiturn and children, Miss Lsrkia
rusrs Niu me- uarTer, kng. Gsorgo, Capt Crougbton
Anycnc. rR-rrF Adene-Nr IIovc, lady and ssrvsn..
IONtF, II--sthr Nsvarro-I R1Auei.
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Died

Suddenly on Saturday. Sth June SARAH ASs, wife
of John Demerest. aged 4S years.
Inferred on 10th inst in Hackensack, New Jersey,
old French buryiDg ground, New bridge
On Saturday, the sth inst after short aud severe
illness CHARLES AUGUSTUS, only child Of Sylvester and
Cynthia Davis, aged months and p days.
On Tuesday morning, JAcoB IL BRoUsEE, son Of JOS
J. and phebe Ann Brouner, aged years and m smith
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this day wedn, sday at half past
O'Clock. from 500 Hudson street. The remains will
be taken to Tarrytown for intermert.
Brevet Col. EsEAs MAcKAy, Deputy Quartermaster
General u S. Army, died at St. Louis the night Of
the 22d May.
In Bristol. (England) 23d ult, Miss JANE PORTER,
the authoress, aged "A years. Her disease apo
plexy.
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Court Calendar This Day.

SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERM Nos s. l6 TO %
CrKcuIr CoURr-695 425 6S5, 733 Az 90 T44 to 752.
The Calendar will be called every morning. in order
to ascertain what causes are ready for trial.
CoNMoN PLEAs, Part 1st--Nos 1877 lS9, I9l 1913, 203
2o5 27, 300 213 215. 2l7. Part 2d-Nos So 35i, 3S2
3s4 $50 3SS 394 1896 1896, 400. 400 400 40S 4lO Ala
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 8. 81 70. 1s7. "a e5 OF. 90, IT.
SO. s, IL 2S So, 40. II 49l, 10, 103 l04 106 l0S
4s6 109 liz, ia. IFS, 49, 10, 80, 81 65, 6S, 81.
TRAHsFrRkEp SUPERIOR CoUKr-Nos. "a, L. so, 90, 49,
15 TO rs, so, 81, S. 5S, 65, S3 to SS
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mAnKETs rLsEwHERE.

Pfrsrytrrrs. Junc ti.-ff..i Eesrd-S SrN state g.,
i:A fstafrs hcrttants srt har. bai ~ ~ sh q 3i }
Itnrfylvania tauk. ~ 100 Nerris tansl lti fftar-
., lssfs Isilr, -. A. 20 ao tH North Amefiesr Ia
ftfstoc a. Sly,u liret,r Faitros Vs 81 M D. shsfts
ILi,n txHaL D. - 90 SutgtcAcrua sausi III 81, sfNn
statc 81, si ~ shsr,s Gusfd Bank. l2 s. ~ NeaaiEg
Ftifcaa Mott Us ~ % fhsrss M.that irs Nark 2s so
Ncksiur.s "a. $50 NiniGstrE Ealilga1 10. tta ii9
The New York herald., 1850-06-12

Letter rars for Chpgres, Kingston, Panama VALPARAISO
Lima JanaiCa snd California, per steamer Philsdcphia
win clofe a The Exchange Reading Room " Excharge on
18Th instant ~ o'clock, aud lo forwarded In
citrte oi fVecisl messenger.
Letter psgs Rio Sc rer rstcarcr Consttutioa.
will close above, Friday. lth inst. stt o'clock
Letter steamer Atlantic tor Liverpool will close
ct the sto,e oce on Saturay 18th inst half past 10
Letttrs cen tt Tte-yaid 10 destination.
The above Latter Haes Kenyons Q1 Wall
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Cnsstnr,rs Sniicsr.

Ttyrrrccf-Siir " oct pout-Nfs Mu " Allen Robert 2
sv,fds ltdse sardfcrd Mr. nas ks Mr. Jackson l. r9uth
tn spitl Ard lady y korewco5. New Ysrk; Mr Tsath-
Cisteuc, M hiseirsoa Nis 1ytell.
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Married.

On "wednesday morning. June 9Th, by the Rev. J. p.
Hardenbergh, WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM TO Miss SARAH A.
MoFFAr. all Of this city.
On the 10th inst at the Church Of Ascension, by
Rev. Dr. Price, Mr. RUFUs Il CRANE to Mss ASSA NJ,
daughter of john Ridley, Esq, all Of this city.
The New York herald., 1850-06-12
NEW MEDICAL BoOrs.--A conrLsTE rRAcTIcAI

vorh, ca ths nature sal srssmsr q Fssie lssssss
streturcs and all ndred acCtsus cf urinary
by ra number 81 beautifully coleIsd riaes
o. large ss life by Homer B@etwof NJ. u. large guastn
Sd pages, I'd edition Price Si1 "a troA tlo kostor
Medical snd Surgical Jeurnal I.pay se sia. fsarissy
20 " Equal TO Corcs A1toue the faniy
cf aseases and far psroT t. snyhnx 0f The
lishtd IN this counry Author e. The work So.aAl
Eristior, lmrcttncy. kc eaNssl ~ iarroyer hatits
rcrrth " tor u patei price I'll. Tor eae the fa.-
lish.rs, sthIsGER e TOWNSEND, 2E nroaessy and iy
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NV RrNEplEs. AND QUICK cunEs.-skuINAL

NEw RTMEDIEs AND QUICK CuEES-sEuTNAL
lNwealness genital debility mpotcneehc intaihy sarsa
" Dr DE laney 81 Lsfenard ' Sear treasway MS es
rciy and universally approved mcthod
before known America Priv ate diseases male psia
&C treated in careful thsrsugh aud intef-nt nanncr
Recent cases removed IN day ~ local app cstsn with
out tAn long standing or aSraas cases. which hsve naf
fed The k q physicians less experienced in hls Lraneh
of practice will with and
instance Cornul.atiors strictly prvste Tfcaeat also
Tar cufrrsp,ndt in Ergs Trench German. Feseh
FEMALE Periodical rills and Dfatt a.
IrNEHS hVIbkks BUvk on HVuAL pal fsIUIty8f-
~ Wee tli book csreuly rad ty married pcron.
sni its advice followed, tho eas of pvsty nnd the
yccs of srg family cf children. voua ~ sbviato3.
eie atNo " street. Also the Tegale pis.
Letters 20 boa I.t2 will hc answered.
nUCTUk VLONtk. K,vtLAe rIti stCgaN, 90
~ ~ experience, author ~ The hslicai Gats.-
Private Treatise etc. ccnsvted IN those obsnate an3
hafcurei of private Diseases which have tsed
sk Of thcse who have devoted less attention this traeh
Of ths Profession ohces no. Ana st<set Bread
var.
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~ the only remedy yet discovered igr seminal weakness
and noctu rnal risscns ain business msti
nony caused ty secret mprorr habits Of youth. OIL elects
from disease ana ncrent Srclr4 curs vhen all other
merrsts Young DE- he alarmed at the
IN little looks. sold az cents ST. Stud called Cor
dial and saFnrara the principal ingredient In which
diluted alcohol swectncd aud crur and wonder
fu ertps. useless Va " mina dsorders This
cordial u . old standard rcuey which has restored
q manly ,i.or. th each tots T. eanciss treatise
these disorders s. bottle three bottles for s. " B.
important advice 10 the married. YET Without orrng sna
those about a. marry, ~ physcs inability
the cordial Sold Nv the Docisrat his oce 60 Third
avenue tetween Tenth and Eleventh " " Letters
.wefxI aTrra Ill nal
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shsres Ncrtlern Psrk q Kentucky l $1,000 Cincinnati
ts 20 se lnitn Sch Nav as, ~ y VI 20 shares Ches and
Del Canal, ~ Second Boardlg shares Mechanics Bank,
IN; Slio lehiEh Mort Us, gs1s 1870 lehigh u.s. ~. 800
STATE % rs .,u do. 81 ;. shares Phi&delphis anh
t FhilScephia Exchange x =; ~ Ieg Interest. 10
l Pernfylyrn'a kailrnd lt0 Union Canal II; 100
NoistoYn falr I'D s 30; - shares Farmers and Mceh
bark, tt Sq,G Wilmington Railroad l's. sFti 80 shares
NelainrF lh; $40 Reading Railroad Mort. 6s tCryder
S o de- 81; 1910 do stSt 100 shares GiraTd bank, -
lusyille EsIk. lO Penny Bank lsis; 5000 U.
S. SIS lucE.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
MArAGurz. p. r.. May 20 The market Is amply sup
plied st The following pricvs (natye currency -
speim candles. 45c.; cod 6-h 81 O.: herrngs 4c; po
tato~s. Be; bread Sc mould candct, lSc lard l2c
hens, I3c soap 13c Produce has undergone no
eharge Prime sugars cont ued in demand and very
little in market. Prime nolasses ommand Sl1; in
f.ror. ss to $40 Exchange United states currency
at par Freiehts 35c for sugar, SAC for molasses.
Poser. j. H. May - Produce market dull, but
prices have not declined materially owing to the
limited smount OF stock Sugars s2s6 to 81 molasses
in fair demand. at $40 to Sll per ll0 gallons Pro-
visions in good demand. at renuneratng prices
cepirg corn m' al -four. hams, lard. and pork n
large stock of wbicn remain hand. the prices of
which have drclned owing 10 the extensive stock of
country provisions. Lumber and coopers stock are
very abundant but dull Of sale Exchange U 8.
3 to premium
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Cur Phnadslphia correspondence.

PuutArEtrru,, June III, 1850.
Epmirrarr- -Sefaner, uiisH Troiting -Fr,R,n--Fgii
ing, SC.
The statistics Of foreign immigration 90 tins port
are niss-ally small. compared TO those Of New York
stnl they are worthy u note, and give them below
During The N nth q May there arrived here 25of
srirtauts. of whom 81 male. asd 2e3 female
Oftlis tc'A s5l werr from England l.sis from Ire.
land. 81 fr,n scotard. is from wales lii from Ger
uisny. 10 from Ututc - from the West Indies and
the r. fnaiudsr from vurinus parts
clre 90 forn nan hui su occurred on Sunday night
the pfriy read near she Hlue Bell tavern. which
cane mar brrg rtt,rG.s aith serious result.
u.r % AZ EnudrF pft got up IN his sleep, and
IN roaming about the house. walked out % the win
d1v isuing o. the ground distance OF twenty feet,
aud iu' 'rTirE hineef vtfy rcriouslY
Al,iss race Which cIri.i considerable excitement,
cane 20 80 the Ttutrs ferk Course. between John
IaNif uld SrTrfl ned On harness best three in FIVE
Davis won the tft' t1t third heats and Ned the
cCnd. ftufh au1 ffh. thus coming OF victorious.
Tbs eoutsry tn expectation Davis being the favo
run timiiar race together viih auothcr nag. called
.Cunftence from N.w 81 orb flr purse of Stuo The
race between Lacy Suffolk Jack Eossiter and 1ack
Tn,l1r which 60 ttke place to-day vas pos poued
Zatk Taylor being in bad condition The track was
heavy yesterday. in ccnequtnce Of the rain of the
TIc frsmcn he'd derrcrs,c pitched battle yes,er.
Ssy. on the bnrts 90 the Vssahickon IL ragged for
LONG time vita various success. but AZ length
ctt tary heat II ffi the rest Deadly weapons were
used sna fomc severe wounds inflicted Two other
ctwrsnicF had rot in kcnsington. aiso. Ihese fto
queut outbreaks have Induced the spring Garden
Commissioners authorize the srming II their watch
men ara police Nth revolving pistols. rs well 20
protect their hves A. 90 subdue rioters at All
hazards
The New York herald., 1850-06-12

nR- RALPB, AUTHOR DJ THE "FEACIICAL FHy.
- vats Treatise, Ae.Osoe forrs. TO AZ ~. e
-. tsuEd.y excepted Iko. 81 escsnHdsn s.fees T,1-s
vho apply ia the tfrlor stsa OF Ss-aa.s viii 10
srrprsec a. the easc ard rad.y o. In srisur.
from s hrs cr ipsfsat W 10 more levsneod .ns ets-
sessIns sttts sii5 IN Seminal dostn a orr unsooa-
non tsvantases and very ertcrryc prsetse.) ne can
Insure sueh certain ssfn frc -sties
ample reason for sstnx ear DO es.,i,ss fsn stAos
The New York herald., 1850-06-12

CKNoWLEDcNENT OF CukIf.-" DIR. HEINE 10
N Dusne street, second door wost of Jhahan cured ne
very extensive api painful liberation lsrs srms
throat and aso Of voleni paine IN ~ b. Ignts
when considered incurrhle ~ several Eminent rhysi
cars H. W. Gibbons 100 South street. We the underisnea
certify The above, r. X. lee, Alderman lsth Ward
Of stanton street. j. " asi.
iith Ward. cured ty Or Heine, ~ Duane sreet of
txtersve and psinui liberation when ether phvs
considered case hopeless had suffered for several
the greatest aronics would Icccnmeni tho
0 stul Ih, fician AleNandCr NStkray Wcssrvela
ard Msskray ship yard This certitcs tast Dr. Hsus
No. ~ Duane street. cured of painful liberation
Joints contracted my bones disca had lost al
hoIss Of recovery Capt Richard Yates uth street.
% Maiden lane. NB-Hundreds Of similar references
he ffxgu lV nr