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The New York herald., 1850-12-12
Another state Convcn tion

There II to be State Convention, at Syracuse, on
the 7h sth and 9th Of January to consider the Pu-
gitive Slave law and ask for It's repeal by
1t will be fully attended by all parties.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

Burning or = Distiliery-Death, 90.
CIScIrrArI, Dec IL, 1880.
Gofs large distilery together with 10 900 bushels
Of corn, was burnt last night at Aurora. One man
was killed and another badly wounded.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

An alarming conspiracy Of the old retrogrsde
party in Constantinople, has given rise to a rumor
that the Sultan had been assassinated. Happily,
the report proved to be false.
Kossuth is still held in duraAce, and is reported
to be suffering with typhoid fever.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

"O "s kS1c"HeIu oprihBs.
Urea, Bee. IL, 1850.
The American Hotel. at Richneld Springs, Was des.
troyed by fire this morning. Loss six thousand dol
lars; insured three thousand ave hundred dollars.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

The latest advices from Rome state that the
Propaganda affect to treat lightly the oommotion
in England upon tho late Papal aggression, and
profess to regard il a. mere ques ton of etiquette
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
The German Troubles.

The German Troubles.
THE THREATENED WAR BETwRKN AUSTRIA AND PRUs-
s1A-Kw PRUssIAN LoAN-coSFLIcrs BETWEEN
THE SOLDIERS, ETC.
The latest news from Germany is in no respect
more pacific, are affairs less critical and COM
plieaed than for two weeks pre- yous 10 the sailing
of the America.
The Prussian Chambers was opened on the 2lst,
10y speech from the king, Gas was mentioned in
the New York Herald by the Asis) which has
caused intense excitement, and, has been stated,
was looked upon as favorable to the war party
He says
In the shortest possible time We shall be more
strongiy armed than before either In ancient
modern times. Wa seek not war, bat demand an
arrangement Of the general thsrland suitable
present position In Europe and Germany and
ponding with the amount Of rights which God has
placed In our hands-ws have . good old right-ws
win defend II, and remain under arms tni have
secured its recognition We owe this to Prussia
owe this to Germany.
II il stated by telegraph from Paris, that the
Prussian government has negotiated loan OF
El0, 600 600 sterling, with the house Of Rothschld
in London. ....t ......
The upper house of Assembly is reported to be
inclined to peace, whilst the lower is moderated
disposed. The disturbances between the Prussiau
and Bsvarisn troops at Frankfort, were renewed on
the 18Th, and in several of the streets, the soldiers
of the two countries had very sanauasry conflicts
The intervention Of strong patrols could alone pre-
serve peace in the city. ..-...--.
The Austrian or federal army in Hesse, is suf
tering from want Of provisions, and their COM
mander has informed the Prussian General that he
shall be compelled to advance. General Groben
replied that the Prussisn troops under his COM
pand would no, fall back under any circumstances
The cabinet OF st. Petersburg is reported to have
Normally made known that war Of Prussia against
Austria, would at the same time be war against
Russia. After Berlin, the war party hnd most
support in the Rhenish provinces. at Frankfort,
Bsyf,~, Vts~ma, Anstsrdam and other central
points, eo~6derce IN the mai~tenanes Of peace q
daily beeostng weaker
The stock exchange was, at the latest dates,
af atty sgitated At Vienna the premium on gold
has risen to forty, and on silver to thirty per cent
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

ToLeDJ. Dec. IL. 1850
The Michigan Southern railroad was yesterday oon
pleted to Cold Water abous " miles Toledo CIV
Ing twenty. i've miles Of new rail The cars run
regularly 70 Cold Water.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

Cholera on the Mississippi.
CiNoINNATI Dec IL, 1850.
The steamer Amaxonia, from New 0rlesus had forty
deaths BY cholera on board during her passage to
Cape Girardesu
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
Cholera ON tho Western Waters.

CINcINSArI, Dec. IL, 1850
large number Of emigrsnts have died Of cholera,
during the last week. steamboats, from New Orleans
to this port and St Louis.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
Sardinia.

The King of Sardinia opened his Parliament Of
the 23d ult., and was enthusiastically received
His speech, which gave great satisfaction, an
nounces his intention to maintain the laws neces
sary for the new political organization of the coun
try, in spite of the Pope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

oulsr expeton Of the very curiovs con'tru ''on OF
Houses eeetro.magBet. which has the aaVan's9o
not oply a the most rapid msgnetzanon' bat tsse'
Advantage of both attractoh and repulson' by nav
inc ,oi iron tube rather series OF seven such
tnbes "a short int rvsls enclosed IN helix, and
-, 81 .ot iron within them, which is subjected
sIisIy 20 both attraction and rePulsion, by means
~ seven collars corresponding to interssces he
tween the tubes, by this means most marve'o1sly
rand oscillation is secured through the space OF the
sixtieth. or one hundredth Of inch. This is found
sufficient 10 answer the purpose, by accomplishing
this great celebrity Of oscillation Mr.. Morse is &C.
abedto print wife great economy. Had he invent
ed nothing new, but one dependent upon the other
process Of tho magnetic circuit used by Morse his
printing machine would be Of no practica al utility
but by securing a great magnetic raPidlty-moFe
than 1--WE times as greathe il able TO print faster
than man can write this he has done by driving
out the magnetic Circuit.
Mr.. Woodbury. bad not concluded when the
Court adjourned until to morrow.
Mr. Clifford and Er. Choate will both succeed Mr..
Woodbury., but it is not decided which will come
first
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

WHISkY-hss q downwsf1 tendency. Sales 70 bis
Prison ard jersey al 94c Drudge IS 23,c with sales 100
hhds.
HIDEs-The cargo Of p con Caf5rnis inst arrived q,
BOsiOD. sold t0 me here Ice There have so
been ssss lee Orinoeo q arrive, al ~ cents mos; 500
Carthfgens f25-b DC 6s mos end inl grssn sailed
English slaughter AS ard SO b) g. d6ic 4 and s mos
iRoH-saes 50 uns Swedes ,ren at S77 So mos from,
wh.T PICS sr- dull ~ 70 510 so cash
HFMP-Sns sales OF Amer Dew ro,,ed are mn kip
aSil5uS -. The m'rket = generally frm with q mode
rate den sod The last saes OF Manila &C. less
per cent 2 mos
SAL T. For coarse Liverpool s0c was refused
TFAS-Th THERE'S rashsrmor activity and 1000 hsfchssls
Green have been sold, aud some GunpOwder Impsia and
So ~ fuii prices
RICE-Thre but title moven ant, and some 900 or 500
usices sold "bin f-w days Al 5ocS So the latter FOR
prime.
LEsD-A sale Of 60 runs prime English was made at
FJAx-A sac coo tbs Jersey has been made at 81
cash
FTOBACCO- There 10 steady fair demand from the
usde sud he msrket continues hrm and buOysnt flil
prices hens realized ne ss-s include Kentucky Al 6l0
Sc; So Nrgnis 4 new crqp ST Domingo and az
ONO seed Leaf ~ sneighborng PORK for this market,
private TIE stocks ger orally are small For Man.
ufeciured here brisk demand dealers now LAYING
IN their Fail sock, Ia anticipation Of further advances
sock contrues hght especially OF medium qualities,
ard foil prices obtsined
NAVAL SrOREs-We notice sales OF 500 North Couu.
" common Resin - - shOst eon Winin gton and No
North County, Is delivered and 900 Rope Tar, 68} de-
livered TIE stock Of Turpenune Is very light, Of Tar
large; and Of Wh'e Resin, Increasing
OiLsW bale IL quite dull, with very little doing for
sumption snd nothing fer export Tire sock IN The
y about a. Geo bbs Lnsesd remains steady a. the Ad.
sse9 $500 gals Al Zoe for sh and best Amsd-
IN casks md 7r cash. for latter IN b5s Western Lard
on hrOr Pit f0c, moe.
FSH-Dry cod in sciive req1eft with sars OF 1000
Cun ss Al sn0 57l sud 300 10 st Geo re Rank
S7d$ - hs.Esre conrnue vert y an ana nnsetat 59o
'bs No broueht mass Herring quiet 100 bbs
nHHrnichi ~ mon just received were sod previous
arrival o. sbou SIS ConneciicU. :, ID are Ia small
ply sno holders firm; 80 hbs have arrived and
sold At IS ana S. Tor Nos and 3 soahern continue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
Passenger sniied.

Ia steamship dReyied, for LiCerPooi-Mr Jas Thompson
and lady Mrs Be1ner and daughter, Youkers Miss 5 NJ
Ryerson, Toonto Miss Byrne, NOresns; Mr Duncan an
lady Csnads, MIR Jno Garrison lady Phiadephia; Mr.
Thomas Byfne lady, child and Nsw-Oreans NJ
BeTKmsbh sLd ssg7r, Lima M Harris, Mr. David Law.
Rev Mr. Guitar PaTis; Rev Mr FslloD, do; Mr. Rats
Charleston; Iecuse, New. York. Mr. Hack Jos Cacto
Alvarez, Asresp; NJ Cerysntez T CervanleZ w Colqu.
bOUn, Montreal; Robertson BrOckville; ii Fracsam =
bronner, Desroz-sux @ Tsel, Hayward, lady sons
snd maid. ehsrleston; Orer, Orsr. Bermequlllo,
Mexico; EscalsBte SObnni, Risken, X Az Messrs
Absres, SignOr Reyoedo, Inns, Escsndon do; j r.
Buikley, W Taylor Yorkshire; + Hance, REYNOLDS,
bsehsD ard son. Macarthur England Penns, do; Jaques
Toronto; Mas Mitchell, do; Messrs Hugh Dick JsRa; n
BonDsbee TObD, Leeds 6rnd Mai Thompson NYOrE;
French Charleston; Petsrd, NY; AMsio, Csnsds; Heron
GlsRowi Thsyer, NY; Cogner NOrleans; Jules Hey.
oorn Il bsbDDgoD, England Chalmers Sheppard, Pnila
II Stephens Newark; II Hooman NYork; ] P Beau
mont, do; d Hunt Liverpool; Mr Mann, Cole.
Kinney snd lady Misses Bennett ard Appleton Mr. Sat
che, Ssvsnnsh; Hughes, Toronto Joseph, Hobley
Mr. heEhoy, O Psndolhni. w Hurst L Demshchi q
Vsnysia Mr. Jslard Jr, w G Mcleod. John Osborne A
GORDON, Mr. WinsoH Jean Enssegtry, r Hurst Misses
ana Mitchell, TORONTO; Jas Mllchel-l03
IN sfeomshp ddbam0, from A-c Orieias June 10. for
Choy'o-hsoam Adler and child, Madam Wash NJ Ms "
mar wife and G. ldreD, Mss Durham Miss NJ Ira
e, briih and lady, JscEson; Campbell Conudy
Jackson, : Johnson, John Alley w Stripping WIN Da-
Wis " Perry, Edwards, Newman, J Golred w
Yuc y, J Word, Fnppio, John Eabank, o c
CleyeisId w Pre1iiL l. Davis, Islac Goldberg WIN
ksrtbslL Hugh Craig Michset Marley, Thos Phlips z
Eenny mcLene and seryAnls 7 hcLane A Warren,
bsgget, Clsr sy. Clsressy, Levy. Levy, G1I-
tsve Bonn cro q Peksfd, ID McCSmhridge l. " WalioD
snd iervi, RICE ans 2seryts Dorsey, l. Middle
ton WOi p N Lawrence, N Schornse, Cady, +
Rem ing'ou snd ssrvt Simon L # Burroughs 81 Dou
DOT Cart Tuis. Atwood, Or Jsnes Clary and
servs, Juhas stone, Stephen Taylor, Steele AIMS
worth. Pratt, n Kellogg, kelisn q Ebeirg l. Eje.
In Z. J Mitchell, n W Strong Leon WnxhL & j White
Octave Dabois, p Leonard, n Frz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
WEpNEspAY. June I9-P.M.

"WEDNESDAY, Junel9-P. NJ
The Stock market is without change and dull
The sales are u moderate extent only. Good
Stocks were rather frmer, but in limited demand.
At the Second Board the market was rather better.
Freights sre without change To Liverpool
3l6d is asked for Gotten, and even ; 32d has been
paid. Some 5000 bbls Flour at 9GlOd, and to
London 5000 bbls at lsi Corn, $4,000 or 10000
bush at q a 81 Dead Weight, 91Os. A vessel
wss taken up for Dublin at ID for Corn; and sew
eral Deal freights were made st 81 losG 81 l5s.
The Exchange market closed quietly at O0lo4
for best Sterling. Francs % for favorite names,
3 2ll for sight Amsterdam AL a 4oI Hamburg,
35sa35 Bremen, 79l a79I. To LONDON 1000
bbls Oil, and 300 Resin, on private terms To Ire
land, foreign vessel Was taken for Cork, AMI
market on terms not made public. To Have the
rate for Cotton il Of a cent and Ashes g and -.
To Marseiles Coffee a Of cent; Resin Asa
% cents: and slaves, SD a $50. To Antwerp, 100
bbls Ashes, Us cd. and 800 Resin on private
terms To Holland 80 bbs Ashes, IL Cd 30
bales Cotton. &C., 80 tuns Cedar l5s and p bids
Tobacco, 20s.
The Ohio Loans were below the expectations Of
most Of cur capitalists 1t had not attracted much
attention, excepting from the agents of Dregu
houses, who made up bid for the whole amount.
This bid took the whole loan, excepting $4,000,
which went AZ 10 80 100 to Is % 100 for the Six
Per Cents and 100 for the Five Per Cents. The
bid Tor the whole amount was as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
DIED.
~ r ".
lima CLARA TATupnp o,,t-- l.,

June 10, CLARA LATHROP, only daughter OF Rev A.
A. Wood, aged years and months.
FrieLcs Of he family, and members Of thu Pear.t
Church and COnyrs CATION ctly invite to attend
The urerai from 0l Vsctst This morning at II o'clock
The remains VIII be taken 10 S3ringfold Mass.
Juoe II, Of pulmonary hemonhage, Mr GEORGE
POTTS ua'ive q Honduras aged IS years
The fuIeal Will take place at 81 Phips Church Center.
81 this afternoon, atsj O'Clock.
On "ednesdAy morning. June 49, OF consumption, Gym
THlA. wife Of Sylvester OsviS. aged n
The relatives and ends invited ID attend her funeral
Tturidsy, 81 'nsl at 2 O'clock, at Isl Madlson-st
Her remains VIII be taken 10 Green wood Cemetery
On The evening Of the 18th June JOHN Infant son Of
John AID Margaret NJ Cahu. AGED 10 days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.

| BY Ba s3Isetr o. CAe~ieaI Telegraph
Mr.. CABELL Wing of Fla. asked leave to in
noduce q bill granting on certain conditions alter
nate sections Of public lands lying along the route
of the Railroad from Pensacola 70 Montgomery
Objections were made
Mr. BAYLY Loco OF Va. from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported the Civil aud Diplomat.
c Appropriation bill for the year esding June 30,
1850, which was referred to the Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union, and proceeded 10
the consideration of the special order, being the
bill granting bounty lands to soldiers Of the war of
lsls-l3-l5, with Great Britain the Indian
ware OF 1911, the Florids war of 1895, and of the
war known as Cen Wayne's, of 1893 to 1875, that
have not heretofore been provided for.
Mr. CODE lLoco.) OF Alabama, who introduced
the bill, made few remarks in its favor, and was
astonished that Congress had not previously pro.
vided for these soldiers
Mr. Mason lLoco) of Kentucky wished the
Committee TO rise, that resolution might be pas
sed 10 terminate the debate in two hours
MI NlNToN' Whig,) OF Ohio hoped that the bin
"ouio De uly discussed es IL was one of the most
Important bills ever known to the House and wound
rave greater influence ON the operations of the
government and Treasury than any measure which
Mr. MASON thought that as the bill had haar ha
fore the House for five months, gentlemen had
made up their minds as 10 how they womb vo,e
and debate could not change their opinions.
Mr.. ALBERrsoN, lLocoJ OF Ind. was satisfied
that the wish Of the country was for the osssssa ~
& bin oitlis character.
Mr.. Evans, lWhig) OF Nd and Mr. SAcEErr.
Wig, of New York, opposed the bill
Dir. HUBBARD, lLolo) OF Ala. and Mr.. McDoy.
AID (Loco) OF Ia d. favored it
Mr.. ViSToN contended tia. our financial afFaira
are not in condition to dispense with the land
revenues. 1t was bill virtually for the benefit of
spectators. II We give away toe lands leaving
nothing bat the customs from which 70 draw re.
venue, we may be compelled 70 resort % direct tax
alton, for which the people mt prepared.
hr. BissELL, tLocO) OF lil spoke in favor Of the
Oil lie said he considered IL as the wisest po-
c and best adapted to the inters ST Of the country
tie thought that the common interes Of the county
repaired that the public lands should be DISPOSED of
IN the manner required in the proposition now be.
fore the House.
Mr.. HOLMES lLoco) OF s. c. said that the Wilnot
Pfoyiso ives 10 be forced on the country 10 cheat
one portion for the benefit OF the other. and thi,
bill wss 20 cheat all the States for the benefit of
few spectators. He opposed the bill msinly h.
cause lands have been pledged 70 redeem the pub
lie debt IL would be breach of good faith 70 give
them away.
Mr. EWING Loco Of Tenn. advocated the bill.
The Committee then rose, when
Mr. MASON ,Whig) Of Ky. offered 4 resolution 20
clcse debate on the bill tomorrow q, one O'CLOCK.
Pending which, the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

I ports HOk tns pOrt, from June II 20 J1ne ls:
To LiroBoo- 1851 bbls Flour 100 do Chrome Ore 1a5
do Resin $50 tics Beef l2 AS bush Corn coo gas MIA
iools 80 90 sperm on 900 slaves 500 Hands pixies
lus nOIu 10 hles IOoscco, otV 70 hauui DO @74fi
DO Cheese, % i5 90 Tsow z2ss do BeeswAx lOl al 90
Bacon, 10 lurs Ssssaffss
To GL,go,O-425 biol. Flour, sl do Gum rsu.. rs DO
Keen, 40 do fnsh, loo do Ch.om ore 1871 bush CJrn
IS &c, hice 90 Beef 20 pals Red Oil l56y5 h asns
254 SOL 90 Ofes.e, 20 coz Brooms
10 Harre--S8 barrels Potash; So hbls Ro,n; s. bbs
Bslsem Cspivi s. cases O Anis do Oh Casia; 80 DO
Cum CSp,li ssl hiossi 25 bales Jsl.p 3 do Sponge
leo hdls Rhlsn 20 logs Cedar
To MAJ seiues-l75 co staves
10 han's iosra.2S5 oos Potash GO CO. Pearash 525
DO hesn; 100 %. Cement; - pEgs Fns 80 nhds To
meeo 10 do Tobacco stems; IN ieS. Rice; $3.50 Ia
To Holans-lOO bbls Potash; Lass DO Resin 5s2l s,s
Lsfe Oh %s DO Red on; 2 hhd Bais; III logs Cedar;
10 Bs'g,ua5ii bbls Potash IS DO Resin. ass u Bss..
va - "a u Naseeone, lev tuna LoswoOd, 81 bags cof
=, 10 Gsaoa-lso ebS Resin 100 do Beet 90 uus Lima
oSS' ,9ts Mahogany i07 hhds Tobacco, OPP
10 P.r.ugGi- % 900 Slaves. 7;2 Dare
10 AorhV ~. oIs-s6ts9 % Logwood . TINS Log.
wooS @io foxes Exusc DO 81 tcs Rice oS h5ds Ba,S b
htSs TO seeo, !, SO ebs Resin, 100 Oars.
10 han !naie.-s0o tbs Flour 400 b,s s,t Prav.,,,.
81 80 - ris '1s, p = CheeIe IS b Hams
oo1es Sperm Candles. so bs Lard 7,3do Cbs. "a
essas hiie Leso lotto eel Lumber ~
. 10 he-ie0-.95 iaas Coal 50 pksg Domestic 4is ao
- eesAS Nals % cases S-eei; % do Olive
To 81 DOringO-5o bb,s Flour. 10 An Po,.. e, /,
81 Lard. wi os ou"e'j
70 SPaHsh Wet i9aies 80 tbs Flour p do Pork 60
do Mssss'e g do Bead 20 do Tai: 50 do Aiswiv.
y tcs Rce; % % Beef. 80 casks cssss Nj. fe 49,,
S' 90 es's ir. 50 ess sPs'm Candles; 7Oodo Mould
he AsDgisciurtd TohaccO 81 IN do Eisb. Skts a.
11'ss. 20 90 Batter 4.5 do Lard 10, "A do Hsms.
4" rrp5sItPpeI 5000 teet L.mbrr; $500 Il 1op.
10 bdHtsA ~ esf fsdes-l6O hbs four S-1 a. ,..t On
90 Po's 40 90 beef. 10 Psss dOmesles; Is esssn.
ltos obs CO. 57l6 % do mfd; LiS7 10 cb--.-- san M
sutN, ria; za5 BIS mo candles i WV ~
10 b''f,'A ",'f i~dks-7 bills -four; go do po,k s45
GO ma go bread 70 do ye aouf; q bxs ,oap. - 40
Houa esrdleti xo bush com; 40 1uss eo.. -. 49,
80 10 i-f9 $3.50 90 utter; l.0sl do cheese - 49,
10 brifish Norm 4ne-lc1-Zsl6 boil, aoor. aao A., 49,
~ 90 mesl q do breed 10 ale: 81 o.fr,asI 7sS 80
ncuri 4 90 beef &c 90 naval stores, puo. 1s. s9, "
cor ~5so WHIST a 20 nee 40 5.gs coffee a. hhis no
40 niioi 6Sa 90 0seoE and hams sos 90 AID '''''
The business Of the Madison and Indisnanol;s
Read, Notwithstanding the partial failars of the
last grain crop s favorable, and the &c npany will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
MAR Il led

On Wednesday morning June ~ IN Calvary Church BY
The Rev. DR. Berrien, JOHN W. PIRsSON 10 SARAH J.
daughter II " llsm Coe, ESQ
On ne l9th June, 10y Rev X. w 0rswold, Mr. HENRY
G yOliNsOr II Burlington, Vermont 10 Miss EMMA
VAUGHN, OF New.Yors
On Morcsy Juae n, by Rev DR. John Knox HARVEY
shlFH, u. TO Miss CORNELIA II. BUXTON al
Of this city
On The lsh June by the Rev Horny Bsldeu, OF Wash.
inglonyle N Y EDWARD H KELLOGG, OF Humans.
burg 10 REBECCA FULLER, Of this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

June &c. lat 20 o. Ion g. DGn brig For.unio 81 days frou
Buenot Ayres, for Boston
May y let . Qs. 81 IS, an bark with white ss.
nal and letter on II
Jure l5 lat A. Ion 3d. Br bark Davenport firm NYork for
Quebec.
June 49, lsiS9 So on5 exchanged signals with bark Jane
Hammond, bound
June 10 al AN Ia, 80 g. Ion SO So saw steamship A.
lantc, nom NYoTk for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
WhRiers.

Sailed nom New Bedford, 18th, ships John Wells and
Cham pion, both for Pacific Ocean
Al 81 Helena nO dsie ship Peruvian Brown Of and for
NLOndon full bound homes ConDlhan, Slate, n Desols-
lion Islands, l,So bbls-ioS bars Lark at NLondoal
spokenJune II, lal a. Ion Is 80 whaling och Union,
NickeI.on, VI Prcvneet. VIZ. With IS bbs oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
To Nlartgers.

NEW LIGHT HOUSES The erection OF the two Light
Houses The shores Of Penohseo Bay for which an 40.
preparation was ade by the last Congress- has commence
3D. ard expected tia hey vii be completed the pre-
sert year Ore IL situated atthe entrance Of Gkeys Ha.
Dor, IN the town Of seboro and tho ether The moa of
Goose River Camden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

Cnfe within few dsyG bars n agi h,r RrsxP
i1ll.e for Java &c pr Aaracabo s5gic nor L.g.vr.
~ ~ sumara sosl fpr - Domingo W Sug.s The ss.s
ere ~ see bbds A. - zSc for Cuba 81 d6c for Porto
r'eo 4rd'l ior ke--flrlrsrs Also So boxes Brovu
h.ssra al OfNol~s.s The ,sles were 500 hhds a
N"slr fnr Fa'io k'ro. 2tI6aec fDr Cubs Mus-ovndo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

The Providence Jour Al that there IL no rrggaS
brig ashore Watch HI Reef stated 10 Newport pa
per The vessel referred 10 proves to DO the Wachmsn
on FishsTis Island Reef ia al alter hnd stripped.
bRIG " Smith. Brtu 81 Gsdtner l2th iusL I'm New.
IOrt, Loaf OTeUpnast sa az III cling OF Segan 10Th In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

Al BuenOsA

AZ Buenos Ayres, May :, osTss Jno Murray for NYork:
JAS 6ndrews for Boston; bigs Palos unc; falmouth Tor
Baiiuor Doroihes, for NYuTk Atlantic Ocean Tor Boz.
or barb Francis Partridge aid 25h Apl for Bacso 10 losf
for Baltimore.
Al Huceo, April IS, brig Niagara for NYorL n do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
BY Telegraph.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., June 10.

The receipts here since yesterday have been as fol.
lows PouT bbs; Whes 800 bush Corn, 81 O00 bush
TIE market fr FLOUR IL depress-d dealers waiting for
the European WHEAT ises.ier particularly for low
grsdes CORS-Sales OF mixed Western have been made
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q Arrived.
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nste and passensers O. Sesmth 4 sons = =" a.
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I 10 tsZetk Az ORE '''' a. "ne
snA LsPSBa HtsaF Boston. d.ys usse. ,,IRoA-
Big Roberto, tOf Ess'POril NoOu.a, sans,. CANA,
Brig Lswhora "a core'rca Porn Pre-. q, o,.,.,,
&c - ,9eIs 10 Fha. l@h Sc discharged c-G 49,
&c, 10 Osborn VIVA
brg joan, %. Frnutfonl Tyler, St asras, A. ...
70 ZONE Son, vessel 10 z Baesran Ve,sal. -
rot recCAecied. ~-''As 1ot
Brig jay lBrl Byera sun ers rs 5, dsys d, ,.a..
scn Far fo.L Nassau June :, and Long isls.t Rsh.
lher porl ~ NJ 70 81 o. 81
Seq Abraham c rorsr TO- Newport R u p.rss. e,ro.,
~ hsy ~ dsJs pine apples, green tnr,e 10 cask
zen Ss..ius Hsruap. Bues,POr 10 d, s7,-. for IA
navy YARD. SroOshu
sen George J0les Look savannah. ds. T. Der An.
resin. TO N peuil Co. 40
Seh osrs Dodge, Richmond, de, aour ard 10 see, 10
Sch Lazy Of tie Lake, LsAs, Newborn, NC, >,
stores ~' - nss&
Sch Gregory, Parker VIRGINIA d. v,,.
sen sarah Aususio- benuen. Virginia Sss uo,s
seh re, Osfiane, Newb-in, NC, "a usgai 49,
sch Norma. howell. FIedsrcksburg a. 49,
Sch Pinia, Morris Virgins. % wood
sch Lucy White, JsDison Faomaston S d. m.
zen Gem Foster. Jorss Portland, ds nd.e
sch Lseon. besne boiton days mcsa.
Steamer kennehec, Flower, ~ hours I'm Phrs5
sAlLED-Sieamshp Amo.ics, Liverpool; ,bi,. Va.
knAIu, 90. Independence, LO0dou; bah, A,ss,s.sni -
Henry tBrl Ross,- big Harold, =.
~ The Semapbore a. Tie Highland. reports 10 inward
bound vessels in Sigh. a. sulset
WfND-Durng the day. Sw.