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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

FILLMORE AND SLAVERY.

FILLMORE AND SLAVERY.
BY the death Of President Taylor,
WILLARD FILLMORE, Vice President
takes the Presidential chair. 10 these
exciting times, the first question asked
is, "how does he stand on the slavery
question: The following correspon.
ldence answers the question:
MoBlLE, August 80, 1913
Dear Sir: ! will thank you to publish
The enclosed letter in the Advertiser. Be
fore left Washington, saw the Southern
democratic papers were asserting recklessIy
|ond as believed, without the slightest fouc'
alion that Mr.. Fillmore was an Adolf,
Zionist. ! addressed him a letter on that
,ubject, end received the reply now sent you
Though this charge ID made with boldness
/ n the South, will venture 10 affirm that nc
respectable man Of either party in the Nortl
would endorse it. Upon this subject, ne
man is sounder than Mr.. Fillmore, and at
between him ard Gen. Cass, an edvan
3ageous comparison could be msde.
Respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
Il
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WASHINGTON, July 10th.

WARRINGTON, July 10th.
The remains of the President will be
Exposed in state q, the executive man.
sion, until the day of burial, which
will probably be on Friday.
PnILADELpHIA, July TO-
Destructive Confagration.--One of
The most destructive confagra,ons
That ever occurred in Philadelphia,
3broke out yesterday afternoon at No.
j5e North Delaware Avenue, in The 4,h
story, occupied for storage. The flames
jsplead 10 every direction in q short
}iime, extending west TO Water street
gand South from Race 10 Callowhil
streets. Three terrific explosions oc,
3curred, originating as it is supposed
from about 1000 bags Of salipelre s,or.
Jed in Brooks warehouse.
Many lives were lost, among whom
were many valuable, energetic and no
,ble fremen; Of these at least thirty are
supposed to be killed, and ten or more
| of The wounded will probably die. The
llolal number canno, be less than LOG.
Judging from the extent Of ground GOV,
3ered by the fire, and the nature Of the
property consumed, we venture TO com.
lpute the loss at S4,0OO,O0O.
WASHINGTON, July IL, p. NJ
Congress made arrangements to-day
for the burial of General Taylor. The
funeral will take place on Saturday, and
| the ceremonies will be similar 10 those
performed for Gen. Harrison.
Danicl Webster has been rendered
the department, of State, and it is re
ported that Hopkins of Alabama, has
been ofeled the post Of Attorney Gen,
;eral; Evans of Maine, Treasurer; Col
,lamor, the Post Office department, and
Waddy Thompson the War Depart.
lment.
WASHINGTON, July IL.
A caucus of members of Congress.
lof all parties, favorable TO the Union,
was held day.
The South agreed to the line of 81
latitude as The boundary ofNew Mex.
leo, all below that line of Texas. Texas
Iagrces TO it-Clay agrees to 1.-THE
North agrees to it--und Presiden, Fill
more is content with il: so that this
question bids fair to be settled to the
satisfaction ofall parties. A proposition
is entertained in caucus 10 divide Cali.
fornia by the same line, and at the
present time-l2 o'clock-the propo
silion is still under discussion, with al
prospect of its being carried.
There is rumor current tina, Mr..
Webster will give place to Mr.. Win,
throp in the Cabinet.
Gen, Scott arrived in the city this
morning. He comes 10 attend the fu.
neral of General Taylor, and superin
tend the military arrangements for the
occasion.
The National In,elligencer Of lhisE
morning publishes the official order of
procession and ceremonies TO be ob.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

NURNlTURE-l have inst reed Invoices
H ola lage Shipment of Furniture. from
headquarters, and am daily looking for their
arrival. JE. SWINNEY.
q glasgow, July II, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

The attention Of The reader is calIec
10 the card Of Messrs. Wilson & Davis
declining the canvass for the Legisla
ture, on the first page of to day's paper
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

THE LAST MoHsTER.--The twenty
,hree pound lump, already noticed il
'his paper, as being found in the neigh
borhood Of the Sonoran Camp, is nov
70 this city, We took look at it, oil
he counter Of Burgnyne 81 Co, ant
can testify TO lis mons,rosiiy. Th,
gold is in the centre Of the lump prin
cipaly, covered with a thin layer Of
quartz, through which the treasure
peeps out in variety Of forms. T,
look at it one would suppose its value
10 lie abou, the same as any other rocl
,flhe same sizc, but lei him lift il, anc
his mind is altered directly. Altogether
it is one Of the most curious and valua
BILE specimens we have seen, if not the
most so,-Pacifc Ne,cs, June /.
CuMPRomI'E.--SCe the new PROPOSE
lion for compromise, Of the slavery
question, under tho Geographic head
q seems to take well all round.
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FOR THE ST. LOUIS PRESS.
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New YoRK, July l2, p. NJ
FOREIGN NEWS,
Arrival OF tEse Rsts,crnia.


ENGLAND The Ministry have been;
sustaincdby the House of Commons on
he Greek affair by majority Of &c.
FRANcE.-The question Of the in
crease Of Louis Nopolcon's salary has
received the sanction of the FrcnchI
Assembly.
STAIN 1t is said that General Mar.
ivaez has had q warm discussion with
The Minister Of the United States, 10
which he expressed the astonishnenr
and regret Of the Spanish Government
hat the Government of the U. States,
bad moi prevented the expedition of
Lopez from being prepared in the Uni
ed States, but had allowed i, TO depart
with the object of attacking Cuba. II
IS also reported lha, the Spanish Minis
ter has addressed warm remonslrancc
10 Washington, embodying the views
1pf the Spanish Government. This note
! IS not written in very amiablc spirit
GERMANY.-The parliament Of Er
Furth will meet in August. The idea of
I The third German Union has been for
nally avowed and proposed to be car.
| ried into effect by the Government of
I Il anover. !, is the plan of the Norih
9German Union, TO be formed al Han.
! 'ver and Oldcnburg and those States
hat are naturally allied 10 Hanover
he principle of alliance is that of the
free trade government Of South Ger.
1many.
Through the kindness of Capt. Lang,
5of the liibernia, We have telegraphic
/ dispatches from London of Saturday
3morning, announcing the arrival of the
overland mail with Bombay dntes of
he 25lh May. At Bcnares upwards
Of 1000 persons los, their lives by the
Explosion Of the magazine of q vessel
loaded with 1000 barrels Of Gunpow.
sdsr; the whole flee, of thirty boats was
] destroyed, besides doing immense dam,
! age TO the town near which the explo.
sion took place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

Cabinet.
GEN. TAYLon's ILLNESS ANNouNcED
ro THE SENATE On the 10Th inst, Mr
Butler, Of South Carolina, was deliver
ing speech ogains, the Compromise:
AT quarter past one o'clock, Mir. But
Ter suspended his remarks at the re
quest of Mr.. Webster, who said--"Mr.
president: Intelligence, which within
The last few minutes has been received
indicates that a very great misfortune
lis now impending over Us. /, is sup
Iposed by his medical advisers, and 9th
,ers, that the President Of the United
States cannot live many hours. This
information comes in shape so author.
,itstive, from such variety of sources,
and in so many iorms--aIl tending t.
Ilhe same painful result, that have fc.
i, my duty to move that the Senate fol
low the example already set by tbs
other branch of the National Legisa.
lure, and adjourn. AT IL l ? o'clocl
this morningI called at the Presidentia
mansion TO make enquiries relative t'
ibis condition, and was informed tina
The had very bad night and wns very
I'LL this morning, but OF that moment was
more easy and more favorable hope,
were INDUCED. ! had hardly resumed
,my scat in the Senate when ! Yves in
formed that the fever returned with
great violence, causing an alarming az
lgravation Of his SYMPTOMS. 1t is sup
posed to be hardly possible tina, he cab
live through the day. With the consent
lof the Senator from s. c., whose feel.
sings, under these circumstances, agree
with all others, leaving US in state
hardly suited TO the pc, formance of ouI
duties here, will venture TO move tina,
the Senate do now adjourn"
PRESIDENTS DEATH.--From The con
fusion of the Geographic dispatches, i,
lis very hard TO &c, the particulars of III,
Presidents death. From al we cat
lgaiher, he was taken on Sunday, the
18th, and died on Tuesday night, the 9th
His disease was cholera morbus.
The Geographic statements about the
new cabinet, are doubtless mere ri
,mors, as it is hardly probable Mr. Fill
more would have moved in the matteG
so eally although we doub, not changes
Twill be made.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
" heat! EVhcat!.

The undersigned having large, commodious
warehouses. and daily expecting large sup
ply OF sacks, will either buy or ship Wheat
N The most favorable terms.
July IL, 1850 J.E. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

THe Mail from Independence to Santa
Fe.-ln accordance with their contract
.Messrs. Waldo, Hall & Co., started
their line of U. S. Mail Stages from
this point to Santa Fe on the lst inst
This will be monthly line, and will be
of great service to our numerous cili
zens engaged in the Mexican trade,
From the known enterprise of the
undertakcrs, we are satisfied it will be
properly conducted, and we can now
rest assured ofhaving a regular commu,
aication direct with the Mexican coun,
rry.-OccideAtal Messenger, Lndepen
dence
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

GEN JOHN 3. CLAEK.-Wc are in
formed that Gen. Clark. in his speecl
3at Fayctte, on Monday the LIST July
took occasion to wrcak his spite a
John G, Miller, by calling him Free
3Soiler, which he knows 10 be untrue
1t is plainly to be seen where the sho,
,pinches; had he himself, been fortunate
enough to be the Wing candidate fot
IIho third District, his opinions and de
pertinent would have been moulded
after another fashion. Boonuille Oh
lSeyUer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

nFlf Cul Price. Of the Democrat
should take another excursion, we fea'
il would prove fatal
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

"The democrats Of Linn county
have united, on the Ballimor Platform
and agreed 10 support one tickle, for lht
Legislature. A poll is 10 be opened 70,
and Ugains, the Jack son resolutions, anc
the vote is TO be the instructions for the
successful candidate. OF course, The
Linn democracy have no idea the sue
cessful candidate will appeal, should Ih'
instructions not suit him. That is {
funny compromise, surely!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18


Gen. Clark accuses Mr.. Leonard of
wiring for The Statesman; cant tell whl
;~ii,es for the Times, and inimalcs that
;,t took Leonard, Pre- lit, and Shackel
fond, 10 attend TO the jefferson Inqui.
Yer. He has not yet discovered who
edits the In'elligencer. Republican,
Mercury, &c. By.the-way, who does
the Generals putting? The Metropol
ltan, St. Louis Times. and Fayette
Democrat, Ohree as rabid locofoco pa
pers as exisD are loud in his praise
/ He was recently a: jefferson. Did he
!. blow his own horn?
A grea. man. truly, that it takes al
The Wing lawyers and editors in thf
state 10 pcrsccu,e him. Bah! Wi nd
The ST. Louis Times and Rcveille
attack Presidcn, Fillmore, in the gross
lest style, charging him with being ar
,Aboi,ionis,. Locofoco demagogues
are expected TO follow suit without de.
ay, and swear be is sn aboliioniSt; and
f they can't prove it, they can prove
ha, he resides in New York, and that
Van Buren, also resides their, besides q
Inumbar Of other aboli,ionisls. end this
will be sbou, as near as they come pro,
wing John G. Miller q Free Soiler.--
Swear TO i,--sIick TO it, Just as good
rs evidence.
nnIhe dnmncraLs Of INN cnuntN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

RoUTETo SANTA FE-ARMy ORpERs
We take the following from the Yves
ton Reporter of the goth of June:
ave learn that orders have been re,
aeived at Fort Leavenworih, directing
IA reconnaissance to be made between
hat place and Santa Fe, for selection
If sites for the establishment, of four
military posts.
This order has been made, we pre-
sumo, in consequence of the recent
murders by the Indians near the Point
Of Rocks.
The readiness and dispatch with
which the authorities at Washington
City arc moving in this matter, show
them TO be watchful of the interests of
the Western people"
"The health of this place is good;
we have had no cholera here, among
our citizens.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
MIR. II. L. Drake, Druggist, Xenia.

Mr. II. u. Drake, Druggist, Aenia,
Ohio,
States that DR.. Rogers Lverwort and Tar
'ured gentleman of his Acquaintance Of con.
sumption who had been given up by ali! lie
vas restored Ia perfect health 60 great was
the ella ngr, that it vas surprising TO all who
1Cre nc quoiuttd with the circumstances.
For Sala hy o. ilEHDERsoN, Glasgow, DR..
'NrLsoN, Feycite, MrCAMrDELL, CuArEs d
SMITH Huntsville, No, j. Is 2w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

Iluw often Is it the case that we neglect a
slight wound. burn. Swelling or pain. in tn,
'ain hope that it wIlI he well enough in a day
,r two; instead Of getting well they grow
worse faster, and perhaps muriiiicatinu takes
Dlacc, and the limb has to be ampututed; when
i little Of II. &. Furrcll's Arabian Lniment
ad been applied OF the time Of the accident,
t would have cured it immediately See ad-
N. B. Beware OF spurious preparation
allied w. b. Farrelis Arabian Linimeni.
4 base counterfeit, which has just made its
appearance. Jyl9 2w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

TIE PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW
That the Broadway Hat Company a re selling
Of their own manufacture, the best qunlity
MOLE SKIN HATS Of the latest ashton
at So c1CIz!
Making no losses by credit, and selling
rreat number for cash, enables the Company
offer hat at the above price, warranted
'qual to any sold elsewhere at five dollars, or
40 sale. There can be found at this store,
FUR, CLOTH, PLUSH, AND GLAZED
CAPS.
California and Rough and Ready Hats, low
crown broad brim la's all kinds,
LOW FOR CASH
Gentlemen visiting the City will remember
No, I07.
o. TIE SIGN rs 20
~ Hats intke windoc an perpetual motion, 30
St. Louis. Nov. 3. 1880
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22
Ecoks. Sc, peccived AZ ,ns Herald Once
within tine Past Ncch.

Journal OF Noysges by Captain JACOB Duuhsm; for
sNle NJ lt4 and lee kasssu TINS " an exceed
mply Interesting work aud viii without doubt. have
large rsls The author gives account % his oe.ns
vot captured by the British aed once by Gionr toe
pirate, has escape when ohsssd ~ IN Enllish
schocner aud also the particulars q hs being cast
swsy and Of he residing With the eian.n Mcsq Alto
III. narrative beArs tire stamp o, au'hentcity.
The Po'yqlot Pocket hook by strauss; fot sale AZ
322 IrostHsy. This book il intended for English,
yeffsiion snd " well adapted 90 the purpose seems
"a Re compiled with great care. and should be In the
hands Of All ho have ocoa.oa to use those anguages
Poems ofuope end Action, by Nm. U. Bournoi o..
?. Putnan. ltb ~ osdway.
TIE immortal: q Drarpttis Romance, ny jas. Nash;
stiinrer 4 Townsend.
R,Fsartb,. on the Action Of the Juices 10 the AMI.
NAL Body, ~ VIM. Gregory, ii. D.. Dewitt q Dsven-
History Of All Nations By q. G. Goodrioh-Nos 81
and p; wilkins Carter 600, boston
The London Art JourE al for October ard Novem DER
tieautiul mulberry; & george Virtue 20 Jono street
church Cbsrsls end choir Btudies. by n 5. WINS
Clark huitin x Smith. 30 broadway -,
LAnsletsrte 10 1850: b. A; Dc Lamar'ihsi ONO" %
the Courier de- Eafs Unis ~ Park pissc.
Poo Richard's AlCanaoi iOF Isol Dosg'tti 'f.'
Buliriin Of ihe American Art Uriou for Ho7enber.
Art's Echo, Tor November Kinssisy lanss'tsOm,
Three Lectures O. Hygiene and nydropatby, BY n
| s. uoagbtop, A. n. IA. D., FoWisr : Weiis, Clinton
Hall
The Truth according TO, ana with tbs word; BY J
The Ds guerrisn JouTnAl, for Novsnbss; s. Z. Hum
| phrey f35 BFoi5wav.
sc6bUe's Osn,disn Almanac, for 1885, sa,s Il Broth
| ere Re- che fisr. N.
The Ipternst ,nal Monthly hsssslns, foe Eovsrabcr
The Very worst Polka tnuslc); wm- vanaertcek
4 so Rruadvay - go.
| De-ctiption Of the Island % Cubs, WITH sntacs
| Nor: for sale ~ all the book .storss.
Graham's Magazine, for DecsrSsf. Derit psVsn
| port . go
| Gallery % rIustriop. Asercsns No IL; Arpisto'
| Co This number contains poTtrait OF the Rev
| Wm ebanpipg executed IN the eams besutifu
| style a. thsfe that have previously sppeareo -,
ifshmetican Journal OF fnsauiiyi State iusst'
| Asylum. ltica.
kdvrn,urss q David copperneid tae Younseri lie
BI.nehsrS fhisaelrLis
4 Arreftiee on the Fticio-v, Pathology. and Tres
r.snt ~ Dongenits Disloon sions 81 the Head ~ "a
F.uees niufrsted With srie odid pistee by John M
4 raw OsrDochsn, NJ lecturer On op~rssivs surgS.
publishers, O. o. . ". Wood, 261 Pearl street
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u. n. District Court.


Nov 70 Deelson soTwien snS Ss s,. tendon
this ss ubich hae been srsusd Ssors the Court ths
JUDGE gave bis decision at very great length OF which
the following :, an Abstract lit was an action for
collision The libel states that the collision urr.d
the East river the jsh u Nav 1910 sn that the
damage Incurred caused by chs carressness aid
fault a tho Day State The place Of cc.ios not
far from the usual track ths ruth Ferry steam
boats Tbs snouut claimed ~ damages IL so OoO
Thrr vas no dispute IS 70 tue oSoersnp OF tha two
boats ror was there any dispute a. To To legal otst
,nce 81 the corroIstion Ia whose name this hOsl Sas
instituted. Beth boats we're noered at tasr re
spectye docks IN the North river, and destined
up this East liver ana through the Sound; the
hour 81 departure q each boat ~as O'Clock =. Vi !;
N. Bay stat. from Per No z. aud ia. Worcester
from Pier No rs The great question which has oceu-
pied tho attention OF the Cogrt Tor several days Il
question OF TACT by whose tsut WAS The oohsiou'
AZ before stated the belsnt alleges that the fault
wsa with the BAY State nn the sets forth tnat
the fault with the WOrcs btsr. IL ether Uords
the litti sll.ge. that the Day State ran upon The
Worcester Win great violence STRIKING Tho Worcester
sixty or seventy feet aft her stem tHd tb' H1sEor
III. charge and aisssa thtttt Worcester rtu
into Der ftfihipe her 90 or ~ '-et lru her utsrn
Each Of thee STATEN. nts IL sworn Go by th4 rrspec
tive parties; thus brginuing With Iltiu ana payable
contradictions ss to their Iights and it might be
deemed theL klest effort Ia ths ATTEMPT to
,how that ths conflicting testimony mad suf-rei any
abatement 10 the End OF the trial This b-iug the
condition 81 The when " fall. iato my h.ads IL
will be readily an admitted that tna disposition
now To be- made IL tack ct rlon -bili.
evidenced Both bcats continued the Judge. con
troUted their equal share Ia producing the collision,
inDec,ntly asd UNEXPECTEDLY. Ths Hay stste. by
cioosingtbs outtrcircle aud not leaving wider birth
for the worce ter AID the Nsuserbt. contributed her
share 10 the collision At ts South ferry the hath q
the river T. ls7s ards The csntrn river 537
yards end that distance from ttc New York shore.
Ishtng the with ell its smharr sssmebts and a.
es,ti.s AN I'd e. the conclusion tia; tha collision
vas Wholly accidental aud the uUsvoidabl'. aud ne
cesHriy whs The righteous ruiz that the loss must
b, locally sustained fhe decree must be tost re
ference b. had to ascertain the damsgra actual aud
consequ' initial snd the bali thereof DO dscreed
sxaiDst the respondents without costs
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raj agent. DR.. Grisoom. whom he charged viii
being the author of all the mischief as evncing nc
sympathy for. or care Of, the emgrants, and a,
bring the originator Of the medical system that haa
worked so badly.
The motion was lost, only Messrs. Dillon, Nc Ar.
die and Devlip voting for IL.
Mr.. DnLos moved that early measures be taken
to reform the present organization Of the medical
department ON Wards Island.
The resolution was lost, all voting against it but
Mr.. Dillon.
Mr. RopKwALD said he thought Mr.. Patrick
Coghlsn. the clerk, ought to be dismissed for re-
fuslng to give any satisfaction to him when he
asked whether he was the informant of the Herald
or not.
Mr. DILLON said Mr.. Rodewald appeared to be
more anxious 10 ind out who ave the information,
than to ascertain whether it true or false; and
he thought il Was very Inconsistent asssil Mr..
Coghlen on these grounds, for when he Mr. Dbl.
lon) proposed 10 take out Commissioner OF Deeds
to sdmIaiser an oath 10 the witnesses, IL was ob-
jected TO, the ground that they had no power to
compel them 10 swear, and now they turned round
and assumed the right TO compel a man to give in
formation that might, in their eyes, eliminate
himself
Mr.. RoDEwALD then abandoned this ground, aud
renewed the attack IN another direction He pro.
posed that Mr.. Coghlen be dismissed for Omittng
TO tell the commissioners what he knew; aud also
proposed to DISMISS Feely, the sexton.
vote was then taken the question, when il
was carried all voting for it except Messrs Dillon,
Devn aud McArde.
Mr. DiLLoN.-You have acted most consistently
You have dismissed one officer for emitting TO tell
the Truth, and the other for telling it--for ans wer-
ing the questions in fact that you asked him
Mr.. DEvLlN took exception to this view of the
case, as 1t reflected upon the motives Of the COM
Three other medical students were then ap-
pointed, in place OF those dismissed, Mr. Dillon
prote sting against the appointments and the whole
medical sy stem on WaId's Island.
The commissioners then adjourned Ut an adj
vance d hour of The evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22

hector MseNeviu. phyasisa. satnlsed;--A boy
ned peur % I'D sbscsss ~ 90 critical
~. ~ ga. ~ tea DE ,ssitfas' vr Ev ~ wsh-a
,.b.,a a s-.f r,sss examtnstiln - tas bofy;
..teH thtt %. krepsr ~ TIE a-e house should rct
h.,s A fsr itafB~nt. ths sxa mi aatsoa made on
.atvrsey. 10. Ath tnst
~ cog .frilBg phvseis. sxariess Had unfer
a. go f.sssis elid neusf Nsley, Affected
fth AvseBtetis "A farynvilf, clAlf dcsl shf vas ex
.-t,.a NJ nr W~.t~rs ~ 80 fset kcus@i wss
,~s sr-r the Throat arwn o. th~ ia~vv rart ~ ths
.toay; q. rspy 70 o.. qgss'n" VIA ns,aIrr .ns
s.s1 have 200 sxsmrsa ~ "a -sst-'" saYs al lost
shrrs.fourias -. -. -.
DR. Hee. ,is, ss lsvi.a sa.'..a ss :. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

for Frgsh with ooy trade dsnspd wbals Is ir goot
on, active, ih Aes Geo gssa IS: for sumuar and g.
for eoFirg
sTEIklNe-A sails OF 4ocoo 1t. l.cA pressed vas
made ldslc. eNh
.TAtLow IS hrr st7c, with les To 600 rs prime
Civ Rendered
BRICKs-North River ir actve demsnA Al S505 81
HlDEs-Are held very 6rmlv ard ia fair nan6, leoot
Ayreg l4!c sale of lodn made on prigae sr1ns
suyers f-Fing only l5lGi5c
NAVAL sToREs-A sale Of 500 s5ls Crude Taraentine
wp. made al s24 = 23o l6s R.tiu Is ln65l % Y-,h
fair Inquiry Sales 10 bbls Spirits SIS, cAah he
wharf
On IN sifrA Yhe quotations very 6fm
FoBACCO-aaes 40 hhd' Ket;nckg at ti99.c and 50
hbds Maryland st5c The markets. steady sale OF SO
hsiss amboleag was made on private terms
TEAD~The market ia hsayy a sale Il 50 tuna waa
made st4 81 for Spanish al which more - %qstea
u IiSK Y-R. mains 6rm and ihe inquiry Is good salsa
ESQ bhs OHIO ard Prison &c Drudge ia oc wl'n SAFES
50 casks