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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13


In BoARD or ALDERMEN, /
Wednesday Evening, June II !
The Board sat late, and accomplished little ex
espt adjournment till July.
Aid. SHAW moved reconsideration of the vote
on the case Of Legerldge vs.. The Corporation,
respecting certain fees claimed by Mr.. L. for his
services while Corporation Counsel Aid. S. sus-
tanned his motion for reconsideration at some
length. Aid. GRIFFIN showed that the claim had
been resisted by successive Common Councils
President MoEGASs called Aid. Wood to the Chair
and took the floor in support OF Mr. Leveridge's
claim. Aid. Haws Smith and others followed
The matter was referred to the present Counsel
and the Controller for adjustment.
Hon. LUTHER BRADISH was appointed Commits
sioner OF Common Schools for the Eighteenth
Ward, in place of Robert Kelly Esq. resigned.
Various papers from the Board OF Assistants
were received ard referred to appropriate Com
mittees. few unmportant resolutions were con-
cured in. There was nothing OF public interest.
An Franklin presented a petition OF ID. b.
Wagner s X. Kirby, and others, for Sewer in
Broadway from Eighth to Ninth SITS. Referred 10
Committee Sewers
The subject of the Public MARKETS was taken
sp and referred after debate, to the Committee on
Markets. We hope this Committee will be pre-
pared at the July or Angus. Session to report a
specific plan for the improvement of w ashngton
NAheI so tnat IL may DC put ~ ueNVat ttlM iOr
the ensuing Fall.
The Committee on Salaries and Offices reported
in favor of the nomination of VIM. II. Adams as
Health Warden Of the Fourth Ward, and Patrick
Coyle Tor the Sxth--who were accordingly con.
fTmed.
The nomination OF Abrsm Wakemsn as Commits
sioner OF Common Schools OF the Fifth Ward was
returned from the Board OF Assistants, non-oon-
Cured 10. Referred to the Alderman and Assist
ant of the w ard.
The Board debated AZ great length the question
OF providing certain Piers for the exclusive pur-
pose Of depositng manure. The subject was finally
referred to the Committee on Pabc Health, after
the majority Of the Aldermen had refreshed them.
selves with an hours debate resulting in nothing.
The subject Of requiring the Harlem Railroad
Company to erect palisade walls along the line OF
their Road in Fourth.avenue, was reported upon;
and AFTER another discussion laid on the table and
the Report ordered to be printed.
The Clerk Of the Board reported yoluminous
hist ofpapers referred, but not acted on, which was
laid on the table and ordered printed Some of
these documents will doubtless bear marks OF great
antiquity. The day Of their settlement is apparent
by as far oil as ever.
After the transaction OF some small business, the
Board at 9! o'clock adjourned TIL the first Monday
Of July.
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FcraiRn I,oria,

At Havana so insi ships Csrnac Devereux Tor Crons
stsdL dg Henry ne,uh, BuEer Tor DO carries son bxs
gets ~ 49, (s came letter stses hst abe had been pre-
viousy taken mp ~ q los barks John Carver Nckes
Tor Trieste carries 2oCC bxs and gets 60 ca Victor.
Clark for CTonstsd carries 2Cc0 bzs taken uD Il 81 l6s
81; Antelope. Crosby for Falmouth y, dg Cid 9th all
bark Chsse Chase, Sagua 20 load for NYofl, OH brig
Rainbow. Mitchell hennzss Ssi, bark Chesapeake Pike.
Ssgus Sailed S9!h ship ST Peter Trot Maar a. ttatea
up for CTonsad snd canss 30 bxs gets for 1900
and takes eco bxs al half prohtl
Al Palermo, l6h a bark Cecere (slc) for Boston; brig
Chas Mellow (Br Tor Boston Sailed, l4h Azores Ames.
bury NYork
Al Ponce. 2lh u, bark Thomas Trowbvidge tor NYork
dg; bhgs W Watson, Currier, 40 do; Richmond, Gibbs
for do June l; RCckiug CHAM, -, for, nearly readys
EudOrs, halhews from 81 Thomas 10 load for HewYorh
Nora Jordan, Just dsci sch Sussex WhorI fU BALTIMORE
do
Al Aguadia PR 9Sts u brig Sea Belle, Hartman, wig
orders
Al Mayaguez Pr 26h ul bark sanlee. Parker TOR New
York, dg; schs Mary EIneiue. Bics for Baltimore next
day; Mary Ames Barbour, lar 24th) for NYork June5
OF the port sch Gold Hunter, Thompson, from NHayeu,
bound In.
At Psmambuco April II. brig FLOpsr NORTH, for Phil.
sdephis, ldg
Al Trinidad 1911 nit brig Yucalan Baker, from Kingstoa
ia, for NYork ldg.
Cid at Havana 2Isl uli big Zeno5s Carlton HaTe 2ts
bark Chase Chase, EYork; sGh, brig Rainbow, Mitchell
MsiaIzes
Arr a, Cieuflesos sd ul bark Cirs Bartlett, NYoTs.
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M a n n I'm

Jane y a. ~ Saints Church BY REV w T. Tfzsah-o,
=. :. HENDERSON and CHARLOTTE NJ. dalghtor OF
the late yoseph Pel, all Of this city S "
On Wefnesday June ", by Rev J. n. Beach Mr. Will.
LIAM NREDkNBURGu of Sing 81 p 10 Wiss n a.
vile Wet Chester Co " Y
10 Wsieriown, Msss June 10 By Esv NJ. Davis. wr
RlCHAFD c. MASON. OF Baltimore H4 10 Hisa LYDi 4
8. CLARK daughter OF the late Thos. Clafk Esq
Boston snd Baltimore papers please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

MUrINy OK rHE HIsH sEAs-The Fas',shbrlr r-,h,s,-
Caut Finch which % led from Newport Waes On Inc Iit5
u March lasi Jr his ror iih cargo OF i'rosd ron
arrived teIe On Sunday 10rrnx 10 OF lns Batlnorr
piotboa Fsshl1n, bj iVh.ch s.e BOARDED soms So
miles outside Of Cape Henry The Emblem hss bad Ion
passage, aoo FOR e l hrCe weeks has be N worked by
ne Captain mates ard s'cwariihs seanen hsvrg renlss1
10 Go their duty, ard threatened TIA lives Of the srs sn3
cesIsclo n % ne Yegfel Ga apncs ion OF II N Con-
SUI W. Wefing an oHcer with Sic Of Marines WA sent
rom me Pennsyr9nis, under whose guard ts naneess
we're placed In Irons They yesterday haded sna
we're penalty earned by heir crime
TEorfoIk A,,,s nf..,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
BY TeleRrnph.

BANGOR, June t-Arr sehs Prudence, Rondous Jenny
Lind New-York
BATH, June lo-ATr sch Waterman Georgetown, sc.
PORTLAND, June liar schs Rsguls,or Baltimore
Trenton NYork for Wiseasset
BOSTON, June l2-An bark Helsn Maria, Liverpool
CID steamer Bsia, Liverpool; baTks OyGnfo NOTleanE
fremont Philadelphia; bdgs Empire and Pearl DO; schs
PenDsylvnrs, do; M0mer HYork
kEWbEDFORD June liar ship Coral, Pacific, 900
p Spoke March IS lat So B. lon S. b5rk Mary Adams
Boston FOR California; had spoken DAYS before bark Three
Broihers do for do; April let So a Ion IS So bark Aha
gun NYofk for San Frouciicc
ship Young Hero ron Ps.isc soS .sntsckei, VIII 100
~, Af Lb ffh Gil
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AZ sql nnd s1.25O.O0o Al 9O.

An the bids above 90 were successful, amount
ing to $4,000, and the remainder Of the Bonds
were divided pro rata among the bidders of 90
giving them about twOthrds of the amount each
bid for.
A new Fire Insurance Company IS about to be
established 10 this City, to be called toe WaIhins.
ton Insurance Co. By m advertisement in another
column it will be seen that the list is composed Of
substantial men, and as FIRE capital is wanted 10 me
City and the FIRE business is good one, it will pro-
baby be profitable investment.
The amount received at the Sab Treasury, 20
day, was 100000 Payments, $4,000; Balance,
S3,6l0,6l3.
1t will be seen by the annexed extract from the
Chicago Journal, that the Southern Michigan Road
is pushing westward with vigor. The JoRr-
nal SAYS: THE charter Of the Northern Indiana
Railroad Company, designed to secure the con-
struction Of railroad through the Northern Coun
ties of Indiana to Michigan City, has recently
passed into the hands Of the friends Of the Michi-
gan Southern Railroad 1t is organized ander
special law Of Indiana, whereby the incorporation
Of the company for that purpose, is authorized I'M
der name and with amount OF capital to be
determined by the Company. Under this act this
Company has been organized with a capital OF
81 500, OOO with power TO increase the same. The
Directors Of The Company are
George Bliss Of Massachusetts; John Jeryis, Charles
Butler Wlism L. Marcy John Slryker, and Edwin LIZ
tlefed Of the Stale Of New York Bosrdsley OF EE.
bari County Thomas Sanfed Of S. Joseph County and
Vim. c. Hannah, Z. Monson, A T. An1rews - Bradley,
and - Ludlow OF La Porte County Indiana.
A Committee OF the Board Of Directors are IN
town. and we understand that the preliminary sur
yeys, hch have been some time in progress are
nearly completed, and that the Board intend to
place the whole work under contract from the
State line of Michigan through the northern coun-
ties OF Indiana to Michigan City, within the next
ninety days At the Michigan State lIne at or near
Bristol, this road will connect with the Michigan
Southern Road which will be in operation to that
point early in the summer Of 1851 and the line will
be extended west from Michigan City uuder the
charter Of the Western Division OF the Buffalo and
Mississippi Railroad Company, which is leased to
and controlled by the friends OF this enterprise, and
it only needs an organization under the general law
of Illinois for II miles, to form entire and con-
tinuous line Of railways under one management,
from AXE Erie to Chicago.
This road, when completed, will be the most d.
rect route from this city to Lake Erie; and in con-
neotion with the lines Of railway nov being con-
structed around the south shore of Lake Erie, it
will furnish means of ready and uninterrupted
communication, at all seasons of the year, with
the Atlantic seaboard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
LAW COURTS.

COURT CALESDAR-Ths Day.-CTcRH Count.
Nos 695 425 685, 49, 90 74 74S 77 TO 752 Reserved
cAuies-Nos 572 "a, 58S.
Common PLeas-Part at II o'cock-Nos ls3 213, 21a,
OBJ 23 125 227 49, 23l. rs Part III. At oclock-Nos
S54 III 49, &C., 49, 4l6 ash 42 42i, az, 42s, $50 49,
l34. 4S2.
2S 49, II 49L l0i lC3 10f lt6 0g 486, 100 III H. ll5
l6 49, &C. 81 S. 81 III, l2 H. l29 to 1872 5Oa lSj to
Do fya%11ed-NOs 80 IS to TO- 81 81 &c. s. Sc to &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

THE PoIsoNFp Gladstone days since an ar
ticle appeared In our paper, stating that family
Of seven children had been poisoned by eating
cream puff cakes We see il stated in the StaT
ofyesterdsy that four children were taken sick,
from the same cause, in one OF the female semiaa-
res OF this City. Medical aid was Immediately
procured and the children are at present doing
well. 1t is the opinion Of DR.. J. Ball, who was
called in the first instance, that as copper kettles
were used IN the manufacture of these cakes. a
compound called sub acetate OF copper was formed.
which is poisonous substance. We have the
opinion Of the physician who attended the second
case, that il is not probable that the cakes alone
produced sickness, and most likely the cakes com
bined with something else the children had eaten.
was the cause. The same process now in use for
making cream cakes has been pursued for many
years, and it is somewhat remarkable that cause
of sickness from such source sho1ld have been
inst discovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
DIED

On WEDNESDAY morning, June II, a. Bergen Poist r.
MARY JOSEPHINE daughter OF Eliza JAMS and tha lsls
VIM. G. BgTdett aged years IS days.
Her sins will be TAKEN 10 Greer w0oas3r inerufsaf
Suddenly. In the pulpit At Words CHGrch, Chesiarisf
Co Va While uering the last PRAYER Rev. WI. D. Al
LIN Of The Methodist Episcopal Cturch
Lost overheard Feb IS, hr C0BB mate OF big San Ja-
ento from Belfast Me bound 10 California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

ON their return 10 the CITY, they discovered one Of
their comrades. wounded, crawling over vacant
party Of infantry who, after firing at the woanded
man. ran up and were IN the oct Of disPAtehing
him with their bayonets, when the Kentuckians
leveled their rifles and brought every man OF them
- ,be e,onn5 Savannah News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

ton Of the American authorities. The reply was,
that the Creole belonged 30 citizen Of the United
States that she was under the protection OF United
States laws that she was taken possession OF Tor
violation of those laws and that the persons found
on board were ainenable TO our laws, and would
be prosecuted for their violation,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
GERMANY.

Accounts from Berlin, Of the 29th, state that
pru.sis will withdraw her forces from Schleswig,
but win not accedo TO the stipulation OF tne Con
sss.s of london. Denmark, on the other hand re
fuses 70 accept the proposition Of Prussia, is said
on the German question. Austria has exhibited q
disposition to yield 10 the requirements of Prussia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE NEW NJ T. CHURCH.-The corner stone Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, on the corner OF
Clinton and Pacific SITS South Brooklyn, will be
laid to day at 4. O'clock Pm. Rev. DR.. Kennedy
and Others, will otficiate on the occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

PHILADELPHIA, June l2-drrssd-schs T L Miller
Elliott Mcdleton, Gu Amy w Leeds. EadlcoI Prov,
denee; Ellen Ba-aes MAicfy Bridgeport; Harriet Louisa
CTameY, NYork
Ck1rcd-BsTks johannes, (ss) crest Trieste; May
Fsate, Howes, Boston; Adea Rogers, White a.. brigs
Iuda Rogers Sierra LsoDe SIN Crosby Boston, Clsmert
hsyo, do sc6s Ellen Barnes Mallory, Etiager: Amy w
Leeds. Erdiccu Pfov'irtce Mtrlin, Wki,e Portland.
Cora Chsse, Bosion Az q Casle, Cav. Man a.Aee IA.
CT l. Llre. yrau Hartford; An-sds, R0sars georrs'
town. Har-isLl Lon a. L-lLnn-. HYntk v i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

h iAtp sfrabo from Boston fov San Frdneiseo GAt SEl&
tries fsidaas-hr Abraham Thompson OF Charsstown;
Mrs. Hussey tcaplain's wife1
IN sli9 IEd,sig Fosfey, Lirsrp0ol-W White lady
aud children. Mr Montgomery, Mr. Mccartney. Mr Hor.
ton M Morrison. NJ MonlgomeIy, and 30 IN slssrage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

~ Prodsee per Hudson Rirer Boats, yesteriay
1877 bbis Flour; 6Ss do Ashes; 100 do whisky 80
bush oa"i ASS do Corn; 1Ss2 pkgs Provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

I-i8.- 49,
more, Cor1rus and PaagtasolL Nfofs
PROVIDENCE June ll--Ar schs Albsnsrie Psusev,
nC; Pennsylvania PhiisdePha slrs Blackstone ana Wus
II Bowen. kYork
BALTIhoRE, Jane l2-Anbri Frsnees Jsn,, 81 Iohn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

The balance Of 60 lots gold on an average iof
about $500 per lot of so feet by 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

CAurIoN-The public are cautioned against IA
issue OF spurious bills on the Brooklyn Bank Of
small denomination being oacs altered 10 fires,
which there is reason to suppose are now in circa.
lation.
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TOtnl Rerciuts.

DO codhla BY auetop. 81 bales damaged dew To,.S1
American sold at e5 to tsi, cssh.
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Cleared.

Ships VIM Mooswor lBr), Lawrence, ST Johns, NJ.
A Woodruff; Monmouth, TORY, Quebec, Cook SmiIh'
Colunbin tBr) Bell, do do Ensrprgs, French, LAYER
pool: Toronto, Parker NOrleans I Stanton; Chaos
Bsxier Savannah II McCroady; Great Bhlaa, Conway,
St Johns, NIB, Khchipg; British o1eea, Conway, do.
Barks jas He'll, Olmsed, Antigua ord st Thomas, Rus
sell Horton; Lorenz tBrem) Leeye Havana, Fu7cke 4
Meincke; DeaconpoTi Mckenzie, Dahouse. NIB, Boyd
Co; Hecla, souper. MatanZas Read; Brothers lBr)
Sullivan, 81 Johns, NIB, Geo Milne; Vesls - Marseies,
Schmidt Basteni Homer, Mcfarland, EOrlesns Fosssr
L NIckerson; Isa de Cuba Maschsk, Havana, TfuI lilo
Bsrreira; Frederic, HueD, S: Petersburg, Fuscke
Mencke
Briggs Osceols Baker. Ria TO- Russell Horion Eliza
Campbell Matanzssi Waeulia. Murray Cedar Keys, An
deraon Go; Almrs, Brown, Jacf sOnvie, Snow White
Reyeile, Thomas Kingston, ia, w Trlndy Co; Lett
Tia, BHnck St Johns, NIB, q w Norwood < Co; MARX
land, -, Gouaiyes, Soow White; heiamora, Hopkins
Chsares, 0iney Sessions
scbs Sup rior STl Shlres Sydlsy. CD, Grinne, Min
turn Co; Shaw, Branuin, Pha, J Hand; Q Adams
Norris Boston, Foster Nckersos; Martha Maria Nick
erscn, Salem Nmrod Cranky, Providence Bay STATE
Ryder, Boston, Crocodile, Young, ST Vncenis, Middleton
Co.
sloops New YORK, Jones New. Haven; Harriet, French
Providence; Helen, Ellis, NBedord; Superior, Crowley,
Providence.
Bsrges Csiochin Fuliz, Bait sar, Lorghead, Phila
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW YoRK.....JUNE l5, 1870
hisiAruKB AInArAc....TRIs DAV.
guN-siaes... 20 ses...7 81 HooS--sss...,1O 45a
aIeB wATgR....Juno 10.
Sandy Hk.. 10 SIM Gov IL 2m He'll Gale 30. 0 o2a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED TOR THE TRIsuFs
WEDNESDAY June II.
ASHES Ssme ia before, and in good demand. Sales
SIS bbls incuding 500 hbs Canadian So for Pearls
62i as SO for Pos The sales Of American 6ID5 50
for both kinds
Export from let to llth Jdne...1S5O 1919
Pots L742 Rl9i
Pearls .............................tl III 1853
CLTTON-ls little hrmer. but there is actual al
The saes j0O 10 5000 bales part for export
Export from Let TO 5ist May ....1s5O 1919
Total import here since LIST o3 bales
Export from lsl to llih June, 1850. 1S19.
Cotton .......................ba bales. g, 1893 682i
Export from the United States
Since Let September, l249. bales L2l259i
Same time, bales. Ol9502
Comparative S1temea5 Of Receipts Exports ond Stock, Of
Cotton, at ~ tolOtoiH0 places, az the dates aaaered:
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Cnlltarnln Yes,el. speken. DC.
NroAen e.

Aprl IS, lst2i Is g. lon 25 10 w, bark Wal se Tun
from Boston March q for California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

STEAMER w.YoRK-Tbis hae steamer, Of zoo
tuns, built by w. IL Brown, made trial trip yes
terday down the Bay. We learn that the H. Y
will sail for California on Saturday, that being her
intended place Of occupation. She is owned by Ed
Yard Minimum.
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CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.
Reported for The Tribune.I

sJArID sEssIONs.....FIETEE DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

70 The British brig Myrtle, Of 81 JOHNS NIB Ia beat.
ing down the Lower Bay yesterday afternoon went ashore
on The West Bank, hut being Ight goI Oh At high
- So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

REAL EsTATE.-We have been furnished with
the following report of sale Of village lots and cot
tage sites at Dearman, on the North River, by
Cole X Chiffon, June IL. The numbers are as per
mans Of sale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
For The Enqutrer.
MEN OF THE SOUTH, BE FIRM!

Inc ~snerabe Editor of the periodical called 1.-THE Plough
the Loom aa III. ANVIL in his December ISSUE has repub
hsheo rom the Farmer Of 1924 the proceedings
OF an Agricultural ice al which Gen. La Fayette
II The occasion Of the annual fair Of the Ma
ryland Westernshore Agricultural Society, held q, Baltimore
Mr. Skinner, tina; occasion, have performed
conspicuous part o the show that he had
finger in the pie" In those DAYS, Mr. Skinner was re.
gard,d Republican of the old school, identified with the
South and It's interests and his obtained immense
circulation In Virginia. Since that sine he has devoted him
self TO other gods and whilst in the hands Ut tho Phsnes
OF The North continually is calling upon the South (which
he 700 candid not say has been generous hm
TO neip him. Mr. Skinners Journal, The Plough, the
Loom and tie Anvil Is avowedly the advocate OF ma
nuactures BY means of protection from tho Federal CO.
vernmens. And the manufactures his policy would
build up are, and ever would be- at the North Monthly
his journal filled with Federal heesies auns OF old
Virginia and The legislation OF Virginia. and dsparag
contrasts between the people Of the South those OF thu
North 10 1924 ono Of the regular toasts the La Fayete
Cattle show, Just referred TO- was The Plough the Loom
ard the Ships all indispensable for prosperity; The first for
existence" Them the words agriculture, commerce and
manufactures were we'll understood and the sentiment so
often proposed 10 their at all public dinners could not
have been better paaphased than done by this regular
toast al the La Fayette Cattle show go there Is an al
teraon in the meaning The words are changed and also
the sense They read "The Plough the Loom and the
AnSa" What has become Of the Ship Perhaps deal
at home altogether with Yankee friends we shan,
need ships. Perhaps, we never had any need OF ship
to convey the heroic La Fayete TO our shores
had supposed that 10 the ro agriculture ,yped by the
plough, commerce by the ship and manufactures BY the
LOOM 1t seems however that the iron of Pennsyl
vana have got the upper hand and insist upon sinking the
ship with anvil guess will require many hard knocks
do it-more probably than all the combination which Mr.
Skinner is advocating have in their power 10 give The
North need not send messengers here talk the har
mony of interests Wills; they defy the first law of harmo
ny engrafted Upon the Constitution The experience and
past services and acquaintanceshp in the South Of Mr.
Skinner will not avail them The State Of Virginia had
experience equal any which any Northern editor WHEREBY
er born, can give her. DONA FERESTES3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICIIMnNn NIARKRrs nrcE,1nru

TOBACCO-We have no change in prices 10 notice Ths
breaks have been for several days very light, We think
there will be but little doing in Tobacco until about the mid
die CT next month, and that time look for healthy de.
mand at full present rates
FLOUR-Richmonds 81 rs S7H, Sco,tsvile sly as
WHEAT-Red 100 a los cts. white los ll2S
COkN-Sales 60 62s cents for old new SO cent?
CORN MEAL-70 cents per bushel.
OATS-i5 cents per bushe.
RYE-6S cents.
FlSH-Herrings No Cut Sc so; Gross 81 %; Mackere
No. s. 90 No. 2, $685. No. 50 so; Shad IS so So
n better demand
LARD-Barrels a 81 cents; kegs sK a cts-scarce.
bACON-ihe market Is so entirely bare Of this article,
that we for the present suspend quotations. except
new Baltimore Sides, which are held a, 3 cents
SUGAR-Porto Rico Sugar cents, New Orleans,
"a c.s; ST. Croix * 81 cents. Loaf double refined
10 cents; single refined 81 cts--in better demand.
MOLASSES-New Orleans % 80 cts Cuba 25a25
SPlRITS-Cognac Brandy S,75a 325; Rochelle 81, 3ss
O American proof &c., 4h proof 50a5 Apple scarce Soc
Richmond Recfcd Whskey q cts, ~ T. Rum 81 81 cts
Observation-Disclosures at q % cts per ID.
TEAS-Imperal 45a75c per h., Gunpowder as ITO cts;
Young Hyson 30a75c; Black IS u 60 C.
RlCE-Prmc ~ q 4cts
NAlLS-3 81 cts
SOLE LEATHER-Hemlock tanned, good, l54al7eu
damaged Halls cts.
SOAP-Richmond and New York 81 acc.
lkoN-Pig Iron s24 TO 3d. according quality; Sweed
s95 per ton English 55 Tredcgar Richmond mandatory
10; Up Country Bar sS2 81, according quality
LIME-sl IS so, scarce.
SHOT-5a cents per ID.
COTTON-l2 l2is cents.
PLASTER-S3 IS from Wharf, 81 IS from Basin.
SALIwFrom store 81 Is; from wharf 81 65-scarce
PARTNERSHIPS cts.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKEr-DEc 10
Cattle al the scales bring 50 SO 15 as in quality.
Sheep-Nett 81 IS TO So 80, as in quality
HogsNett 81. This stock is in demand at quoted rates
JACOB SHOOK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.

Tho cars on this road entered city for the first time
yesterday afternoon bringing $50 passengers from Char
lot'esve and the University As the train passed through
Hanover on the way to Richmond was eheeed BY the
people along the route with shouts of JOY which were 70.
turned with interest BY tho lively company In the cara