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ARRANGEMENTS or THE MARSHAL.
For the civic Procession on the occasion
Of

ARRANGEMENTS OF THE MARSHAL
For the civic Procession ON the occasion
FUNERAL OF THE LATE PRESIDENT.
The doors Ut the Presidents House will be
opened at O'Clock, a. w. for the admission Of
Heads Of Departments. Foreign Ministers, and
others. who, by order Of the Committee Of the
two Houses Of Congress. are entitled b. adms-
sion. as follows
All those designated in the published pro
gramme Of the Committee Of Congress. from
'sCivic Procession" down 20 "Cumptrollers
and Commissioners, +" inclusive, who, with their
carriages. will enter the Presidents yard by
the eastern gate
All carriages entering IN this way will pass
on through the western gate, and tskr position
until called for on 18th street.
All vehicles and horsemen. excepting those
in the hoe Of procession. will be- excluded from
the avenue and streets INN ediately adjoining
the Presidents square. from 10. a. m. until
the procession shall have moved and also
from the streets in the line of march during
the time the same is passing
The special Police aud assistant Marshals
appointed for the occasion are charged with
the duty II enforcing this regulation, and Of
appnsing all persons OF the general order Of al
rznlements
The Marshal ~ view n The large concours'
sntci p>ted 90 the oecssion q the funeral OF the
late President, and 20 AVOID IscoDyeDIeDce o.
accident, has deemed II necessary 90 make
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MAJ MAJ Gen RI, ys'uP MAJ Cen Cen G GnHJs5.oD
The Horse used by General Taylor in the late war.
Family and relatives Of the late President.
The President Of the United States and the Heads
of Departments.
The sergcant.at- Arms Of the Senate.
The Senate of the United States, preceded by their
President, pro fempore, and Secretary.
The Sergeant at Arms Of the House of Representa-
tives.
fine House Of Representatives, preceded by their
Speaker and Clerk.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices Of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States and its officers.
The Diplomatic Corps
Governors of States aud Territories.
Ex-members Of Congress.
Members Of State Legislatures
District Judges Of the United States.
Judges Of the Circuit and Criminal Courts Of the
District Of Columbia, with the members Of
the bar and officers Of the courts.
The Judges Of the several states
The Comptroers Of the Treasury, Auditors, Trea.
surer Register Solicitor; and Commissioners,
Of Land Office, Pensions. Indian Affairs,
Patents, and Public Buildings.
The Clerks, SC, Of the several Departments, pre-.
coded by their respective Chief Clerks; and
all other civil officers Of the government.
Clergy OF the District Of Columbia and elsewhere
Officers aud Soldiers Of the Revolution.
Corporate Authorities of Washington
Corporate Authorities Of Georgetown
Presidents Professors and Students Of the Colleges
Of the District Of Columbia.
Officers and Soldiers who served in the war Of 1914
and ia the late war.
Such societies and fraernities may wish 10 Join
the procession, 10 report 10 the Mar
shal Of the District, who will
assign them their respeC-
tive positons)
Citizens and strangers
The procession will move from the Presidenps
House at O'Clock precisely, on the conclusion
Of the religious services.
The UNrrED STATES MARsnAt for the District of
Columbia having been charged with the civic Dor
ton Of the Funeral procession Of the late Parsr.
pENr, has selected the following gentlemen as his
aids and assistants Tor the occasion Vo will pleaae
report themselves 10 the undersigned AZ speedily
a. possible.
| Joe. n. Bradley, Francis Dodge, IT,,
VIM. u. Randolph, %. NJ linthcum,
Thos Miller, Maj Lewis,
John &. Hardness, W p. Bayley,
w n. Edcs, John r. Towers
X King Stone, g. Harrington
J. J.. Henshsw, Geo. VI. Phillips,
| W II. Winter, Walter l.. Dayidge,
W. n. r. Cross, Geo Jiard,
A. =. n. White, VIM. T. Dove
J. n. McBlair, Marion Burchp,
Washington Nailor, Marshal Brown
| Thomas Tench, Jonn Z. England,
| Edward n. Fuller, Tbos. Fisher,
| Isaac Hall, Chas Thomas,
Jonah ID. Hoover, I. X. J. Frye,
John A Hunnicuu j. T. Bangs,
! A. ". Kirkwood, J. y. Coyle,
John w. Reeside, l.. J. Middleton,
w &. Reddall, ;. J. Anderson,
| d. G. Goddard. r. ". Metcali
! j y. EtherdRe, " A. Kennedy,
| &. y. Wallacb w. b Sasscer
w r. Anderson, Cbas. McNamee,
w v. kennaugh John Ciagett,
H. Brooks, H. X. Sveeny,
&. w Boteler, jr., John A. Linton,
James Barnard, Beverly Tucker,
w u. Mseruder, v. l.. Jackson,
s Y. HObbie, John h Sullivan.
James T. stewart Charles Everett, jr.
| RICHARD WALLACE
Marshal u. g.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

ADJUTAsT GENERAL's OFFICE, }
WAsHIsGToN, July ii, 1850. :
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

ADJUTASr GENERALS OFFICE, !
WAsHIsGToN, July IL, 1850. s
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GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 81.
|. The following order of the President of the
United States announces 10 the army the
AIRY TAYLOR, late President of the United
States:
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THE OFFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS

For the Funeral Soiemnities and Hte,nlent of
the late President Of the United States,
General Zachary Taylor.
WAsHINoToN, July IL, 1850
The Committee Of Arrangements of the two
Houses of Congress, having consulted with the fam
of the late President be soemnzed ON Saturdays the
9Th July, at II O'Clock The religious services to
be performed by the Rev. Dr. Pyne at the Executive
mansion, according to the usage of the Episcopal
Church; in which church the deceased most
ally worshipped The body to be afterwards taken
from the Presidents House to the Congress Bury
ing Ground, accompanied by military escort and
a civic procession and deposited in the receiving
tomb.
The military arrangements to be under the di
rection of Major General Scott, the General Com
handing in chief the Army OF the United States,
and Major General Walter Jones, of the militia
of the District of Columbia.
Commodore Warrington, the senior naval officer
in the city, to have the direction of the naval
arrangements.
The Marshal Of the District of Columbia to have
the direction Of the civic procession.
All the members of the Diplomatic Corps, all Off
GERS of Government the clergy of the District and
elsewhere, all associations and fraternities, and
citizens generally, are invited to attend.
And it is respectfully recommended TO the Off
Gers OF the Government that they wear the usual
badge of mourning
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known the above regulations, which, II rs
trusted, will be generally respected.
Disposition Of hIarshaIs aud Assistants.
The following Assistant Marshals are assigned
To duty at the Presidents house, who will report
there TO J. l.. HENsHAw at 9 O'clock a. m;
DR.. I. b. J. Frye, John F. Coye,
Patrick III. Brooks, Chas. McNamee,
T.. +. McClery, w +. Anderson,
John r. Towers, VIM +. Kennaugh,
VIM. A. Kennedy, Walter ID. Davidge,
Thos. FISHER, James Bernard
FIRST DIVISION,
THE MILITARY.
Acknowledgement j. MIDDLEroN
IssistantS.
J. IL. McBlair Beverly Tucker,
Robert X Stone John Clagett,
William II. Winter, John A. Linton,
s. IA. White, VIM. b. b. Cross,
w. III. Edes, p. H. Hooe,
Major Lewis, A. +. Perry,
Marshal Brown, A. Thomas Bradley.
SECOND DIVISION
DIarsLal-WmLAM B.. RANDOLPH.
issistants.
George Mattingly, John A. Hunnicutt,
Isaac Hail. John +. Reside
e.. p. Walach, &. w Boteler IT..
Charles Thomas, John b. Sullivan,
Thomas Tench, John Il. England
Edward H. Fuller j. II. Graham,
Jonah ID. Hoover, B. l.. jackson.
This Division consist of all that part OF the Pro-
cession named III the Programme of the Committee
OF the two Houses of Congress next after the mill
tary, including 80 Comptrollers and Commission
ers
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Havana via Key West. ship Swan Ross rsrpso bark IiAs
East MxcnAs MayIs-sid schrs Presto, Iasais Yassis
Brown, and Mary, Norton, NYork.
EAsr THosAsTos Nay li-Arr sohrs Delaware. Hcbrsok
and Maize, Rhodes Nyork; 18th, Ana DensAs Ferry. DO
Sid 10th. sehr Pawtueket Ormshee, kyerk.
horI. Nay IV-Cld ship Kitty Csrdes tBr) StsabsIy,
Liverpool; brig Ellis. Mills, Nantes.
kEw ORLEANS Nav g-Arr schr Jane Elisabeth. Csod-
speed Lavaca Bav sehr Arsps Rysn. Tanp. Bsv ca
ton barks Virginia. Roush Richmond and Norfok; Tetesoo
Winslow. Boston; brgs Foster, L"vstt Chsgre Usnel
Weld Leighton Havana schrs Thomas James tBr BsdieA.
Grand Gran cCaym.n; fsiry Williams ssal; Th,%,s pssssoa
pa Bay and Key West Towed eth inst, ship Bland
and bark Isabella Stewart
NEw LONDON. May H-Arr brigs yandsls, Penaletos.
hlsons Point for Charleston; Caselle Whitaker, York
Tor 1hcmaown: Ellen, Brown, for Gloucester Deona.
Cro~ell do for Provineetown indiana H"nmsn Phiisds
phia for Norwich; Theron Coson. do do; Banner Gan4
do do; sloops Tbos Shorn Durphy Fall River 10 Ahary
Republic Grow. NYord for NBedfr Point Judith Briggs.
do for Newport Pioneer Grng Newport for NYork Nary
Kelly; Yarmouth for do. Sid socp j Lawrence, keessy.
GYork.
5thAr brig st Lawrence. sproui Nyork for fDsmaris
GOTTA schrs ArmandA Sturge-. and Catharne Wilcox.
Nckerson Boston for Albany Henry Clay Nye and Lssn
der Niekerop NBedford for do Frank Cash. Boston for
vncetown for MOI CorDelia Young. NBediord Cor Do.
lGtl-Arr props Decatur. Geor, owch for SY"rk Jer
sey Blue, Smith do do; sltops Esex Cummings Fall Ryar
for NYork: Capital Tute Fre Island for do Sid schr
Albert Harris Hampstead Ssa Francisco; sioop Lem
pheer, Blyen. NYork.
RicIMosn, May l6-Sd bark Cyane Lovelsnd Rotterdam
schrs John Sleeper Thomsston Besey SaNury, Rcste.
TAuNTor, May ilArr scbrs Harvest and Resciu tsrG
18th, Pierce. do; lith, Ccrelh Horton. Norfolk.
wuMi.eTos May i-Arr sehr DE Rosset. Brewsssrs
Nlork 10TH brig Judge Whitman, Thaoae Boston. Old
18th schr Powell Powell NYork; 18th, bark 0eorsiaaA
tbrb harrss Deinarnra schr Chas Mills Francis, Nfork
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Passengers sailed.

CLAsGow-stesmship City of Clasgow-Mrs Hoarson and
child, Canada: Miss Napier, New York. Mrs John Porter
Miss Fergus, Glasgow Miss Fergus do: Rev DR. Smyth.
Charleston Mrs DIR Smythe, do Mrs King glasgow; Miss
King. do Miss King, William wsoe Canada; Francis
Rasco, Montrea Mrs Anchmuty, NewYork: Mss Anchu "
do Mrs Anehmuty DO; Mrs De Witt Clinton do: M
Hood do Mrs Hood. do; Miss Wagstaf, do; Misc Whse-
wright,do; Mrs Bawes Canada. Miss Bonner do; War
staff, New York; Anchmuty. do; A Rntherfori, So
Louis Mrs Rutherford ard chd. DO; Rutherford do:
Mrs therford and child do; Isabella Rutherrd d
Ru rford, dos Mary Jackson do; Mr. Renew NTork
hr Martin, Spread Eagle Pa; Simon-, Trenton, J;
Brown. New York; Mr. Jochmus, Ismbu Rev John Bell
Canads Mr. GRAY, Detroit; Gray IL Topping Toroa-
to Snarr. dos W Il Bown Canada; Hartley. New York;
Mr. Grumach, Mexico; Robert Tweed Rodney: James IA
worth Frankford Pa John Briggs. dos Rev Mann Pc'
James Panton, Camden: MeCreaay lawson; Doll
Pittstprgh Jsme-W Worn Phila; Edward Fox helm
Henderson Chareston; Thomas stenhouse, do Mr wssoa
okeefe do Carl Ksuterg; John HENDERSON, chrrestop
Mr. leae, Canada; john Geddes Thos Paterson Toroa.o
Rose NYork; Cochrane. do; Iohn Hs-h Cincinnati
tii Thomas Pope, do Davis Providenee WIN shore; Ca
nsda; John lmith Nlork Mr. Piser Arkansas Mrs Piser
do; Miss Cifrora Piser de Mss louisa Piser DO: Geo
pisor do; Franklin Psor, dos shannon Ga; Ross NY
Ms Mckenzie, GLASGOW; Mrs McIntesh TariTvil!e Miss
Mary Mcintosh do; John Mcintosh, d Mrs Wright Miss
hunro Glsss.y Mrs sohurteTt child ard infant Con-
,r Mr. J,hn Naele ssssrs David shaw csnsss; Janss
Fergus do; John stobo New York. Roht stobo do John
Gordon, do; Mrs i Gordon, do Mr. Hill, do.
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NAsnNcToS, May IL, 1850.
Interesting for Gen. Taylor The Galpain RrPort-
A Bomb in me Camp.

The Galphin report came ia to-day. Before the
reading of the report r. Brooks, took the tioor,
and gave the history he case from the beginning,
with running comm tary upon II, which sounded
very much like the lructions of the court to the
jury in the matter of capita crime, clearly proved
by the testimony & thus coming out in advance
of the report, struck the Galphin wings all of a
heap but all the relormers, and the mass of the
democrats, had the faces lighted mp with broad
grin. Brooks has, in fact, advanced himself hun
Sred per cent, fiom his Gaphin exposition to-day.
The report of th, committee is funny affair
1t has very much he color If piece of special
white w6shiug, bar IL is The mere singing of cheer
full song To the yicuni, while the cxecutioners are
getting reedy the b. wslriug. The concluding resolu-
tion that the piy yuien Oi The interest was without
precedent and mi wu VII do for the present.
The reading of The argumeuis gvO and con, oc-
cuped several hours hut ihc result attained In the
third resolution renders Argument supeTiiuous.
Mr.. Breck 5 arg m-ui, or apology. Tor this mon
strous extorliou iron, thr Treasury, Is supposed TO
look behind or beyond he cord 10 The prospect of
a nomination Ia ihe Count Of vienna, or some other
eligible European Guy Snch document could
hardly be intended a. an article for home consump
ton.
You will have received the particulars by tele-
graph. II MIR CrBwioId. after the action of the
House in this case does not Cl~ IT out, there u rea
son 10 suspe CT there will he appropriations passed
for the War Depaljmeri until some other man has
the disbursement Of the money. The Galphin
claim is destined to make break in the unit
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CIe0re0s
steamshirs-Antelcre. Aekery. San Juan, A, MORO
er, w.hns,on. lloyd, Southampton and DrrH''n Mol
%, sSs'fS nss%ss u, %.,..s s:H
I.risI6syI. nsISins. ss. rTansi.s.i gIl., ln5sms.
nsS s SS eiI. g s sss
ii os,f ossS ms SEX psTss
ls,,:,;., ,sT5s w:''' fh.d'PhA h'''A' Anna
S:; s,issI rfE ri:' ST. a,s." nF'G W..
& Ess" ss"r $ sD E Ssssasy S:.
3 aBs:s .Sss 6.sos yi,Sy sl
ssilis s,sisss cssiSas Co; W ridrdse, berrelson
F.ssa s.s ssasr h,%ss ss
'sss,n sna fsr, sS cs %i sS"r Sss
rio crsnds Rsee Augusta Ne Justice iIovss MN kstis
tons Psussset nsdls, bridgeport, CT; Cosmos, Holnes
siscps-Ncses EDDY Cam. Avon Miller. rrovidene.
Arrived.
Packet hip Inastcndsnee Fletcher. london ,nS Ports
Sin,ufn e. kprii r. "a Portland, saw p.sse, .shiE
swi,elsnd heating mp ehanne Crossed the Baaks In a
fssiei .hir Victoria Isnson 2 days ,9d q s,y' from
SIR krdovsr Besrss New Orleans and sw Fss ~ inst.
"a sttri saw isrk Pilgrim, North Yarmouth. steering
shr Hero, crim,h New Orleans Is days. With mase ssa
restshsers sisn,en leh in,, ls ls lon 10 spot.
pilot ieat Canton q Rstiere, Os Cape nstserss ksre-
Bsrs isisnan Thenpson Bristol 20 days. With md',.
Brig Terse,cranse (frl white. Hamturv ~ days. with
udss ard ss passengers, 20 Schmict h Bslchcn.
E fssSsSr ifl Beisrd, Rochelle q days With brandy.
mis- factor fof Crspterry i.iandl -, Bclir-. Hon. 10
dsys with ndfe, tc Hampstead.
and arg ss,s; es@ii sasiss rh " days win sugar
cn.rn bs hn's s s s%S ss ES % tIS to
rcne and water-orged With Hr lark yipg BY and
her tcs nngde the wreck being evard could sot get
near enough 10 aftertain her name.
Brig Galveston Martin, Csrdtpss Nay With 70
Taylor vessel 20 kvell SID 10 CO With tsrk Sarah
Hale, f.r for,lsnS, shd sehr Ontario, ior Boston.
Brg Mary, fovlcr, Galveston, Is days With cotton and
-ksiinf brig Ssxco cf wsstpor ID months cut with 2s
Rris Hsrrs, Newell Warren SOrfclh days, with ship
tinler. 10 Badgtr 4 Peck
Bra curew tBrj Card, wipdsor Ms, days with pas-
ter 20 the master.
With iron t. order eth inst lag ~ le 10. 81 ~ spoke Br
ritr eed weather on the stove bvvsrk kc
sthr LAMAR Neagie Trsntfn, La II days, with rae.
sssss 20 kervnk Co of New Haven. On The night sf
18th inst - fisttsrss experienced gale from 81 -
hr Adele AIreby. Apsisehicoa, dsys viss sstssn -
sehr Gen John Croppor Virgins, sdsys
schr Jesse, O-t, virginia. 3 days.
schr Henrico, Tustle, Richmond.
rsctet ship victori. 70 DAYS from Icrdcs.
ship We~tern World 10 days from bverpccss
British bark Dute. 70 days from Iverpee'
British tsrk Helena, v days from Bristol
All ths stove vessels hare passengers.
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ss scrip wossss.ss and nd ss:Sas M = is ssii. =
essS AssSIf :"f ssas sisss'i. s. E.'
d. 90 2,as y Norfolk County Railroad, ssl ws:tsrs
dS s2S vsTpen. S Central So Railroad. s.is;nd q
Bsns Soanta ,1f Rss sss
@ Mssss1s ss1 MIL s s::ssa Com
F'Sl,Ss Ss Tss,,fa SsS%Es.y
I Boston :ss frSySsnss K.rosd 8ss:s Maine
asye%sat tss SssTs Ss F,SosS ss soS bends IS.
200 d. < a;e City Ss ZOO ds is; 90 %
fSny yf CITY Gs % 100 Ishsh &c. 7s 100 Do SSl lido 700
is sSs a. ss Ss SS 5S sS sasi"ss RssS,ss
m m @ R s'si B sssh SSTss9 Ss sse 10 Hd%sGE da
scs:rIis Ssnsi iis rsnnS Bark IisS. q Do i5s
MsH @ n Gand Sans Ginf rsS
x, Be Ysr,I.pa Va de-
10 do, 6; 10 do, j6; So, S. NM '"'' '-' ~
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nrw BEDFORD Oh MARKEr.-[For the week ending
May 10 l. Sperm-The market with good supply and
fair demand has remained steady since our last We
notice sales Of $50 bb at ll6c AIS bbls at 1l5sc 80
bbs 11Tc.; and 800 bbls private terms. parcel
Of $50 bbls sold in Boston to here. at ll6c
Whse.-The market has been very active since our
last at further advance in prices and sales to the
tent Of ii coo bbs have been made for manufacturing
and speculation prices ranging from 46lkc. for
ground tier and dark to 52c for good and handsome
The transactions embrace cergocs of 3378 bbls 1900
do, and 1850 do N W. Coast at Soc per gallon parcel
of 0 bbls ground tier and dark at s6sc. $50 bbs ut
4sc.: 500 bbls N. W. Coast at upwards of 50c and
2t0 bbs do at SEE OF blackfsh oil $50 bbls sold at
4oc.; 100 bbs at 47c.. and l75 bbls at sic per gal
lon. To-day, there exists active demand for
whale and holders have further advanced their preten
sions. Whalebone-The market under the influence
o. active speculative demand has further advanced
We notice sales Of Is eco lbs n W Coast at SIC; 600
Polar.
lbs do, understood at 35c and 10000 lbs ~ W Coast
on private terms
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the matter, squnt strongly at the impeachment OF
the three cabinet mnters implicated, and SUIT
for the return of the sl95,0O unldwfully paid away
The subject was pO-tponed 10 The fourth Monday
in June In order a. have I'll The testimony, AS well
as the y rts, printed. and fairly before the coun-
the country.
Mr. 1ouinbs We notice of his intention To de.
bate the ubiect and reply 10 Mr.. Brooks
speech II nic as well attempt 10 beat down
Gibraltar with pop-gun Mr. Toombs has made
speech,e ..H ports enough on the subject, years
ago, in the Georgia Legi, lure. He has never yet
been q onvnce any hody that thr clnim was
just one against The Unired States, aud he never
will-no, not even himself, he believes his own re-
port to ili eorgia Legislature, in which he NAM
tanned that the same old claim was just and Valid
against the State of Grorgla,
AS the allowance business looks pretty black just
now, against all the members of the cahlnet, ex-
cept Collamer, the question ~ continually asked,
"Will they resign p The answer Is, No!
Put a strong iron chin about hem-slronger than
their own br, S. I'D hitch come eight or ten yoke
of oxen TO il, and then il po sble they might be
forced to 90. Impeachment ,lseI would hardly
have any effect upon them. If II would, why then
do not the general contempt and disgust Of the
public What unu ccountabe brass individuals
they are, 10 be suIe! Braun ought to have them
stuck up as The Bronze Cabinet, IN his great Mu-
scum
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JrstorsY And MUnnrR MinptrroRn. Drt~-0n
Thursdsy last, Capt John Windsor. who Is between
sixty aud seventy year, Of becoming jealous Of his
wife Who about seventeen repaired TO the gsrret
where she engaged at loom with her child. lie
armed with loaded pistol and AZ once Informed
her that he had for the purpose Of killing her She
imvlored him 60 spare her but In vain lie shot her
IN the right side the hell passing entirely through hr
body frcm which she died n about eight hours. Mr-.
Stuart wife of he postmaster st Mddieford. heard the
the and report % the pistol and gave
the alarm when MIR = and another person entered the
house. and proceeding up stairs. met the old man
coming down. He was armed with n double barrced
gun and Acknowledged that he had shot his wife and
iuts rded 60 kill Joseph Osborn Mr. stuart wrest
ed the gun from him. proceeded mp stairs. aud on
trinx the garre observed the woman lying weltering
IN her blood pale death aud her infant child watch
ing the death throhs Of it, parent Mr. then repaired
60 the store door and demanded entrance Windsor
opened 10 about inch and peeped out but refused TO
admit any Mr.. stuart. however, forced open the
door snd discovered that the murderer had been taxi
ing lsudanum. lie acknow athc had shot his
wife deliberately and only rcgretted that he had not
succeeded In kirg born likewise lie said that he had
been on the look out for .. all the morning aud would
have knlsd him had an opportunity offered but had
faiod In consequence of the latter having discovered
hs design. lie then went 20 his dssk snd taking
other pistol. attempted Go shoot himself Mr. :.
cesded IN taking the pistol from him and secured
raj other weapons that In the store The murderer
became faint nom the effects Of the laudanum and the
do.e being too large caused hn TO vomt the whole,
when no recovered. lie vas then committed TO PRISON
Cspt windsor vas quite wealthy. -Wa~iaeicr (Dei)
Delou crtcr Nog IL.
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Died,

Died,
MARGARET f., widow sf the late David Underhill, in
the t1st year Of her age
The friends and relatives Of the family, also Of her
Apheus and David ARE respectfully invited TO at
tend her funeral. Sunday afternoon, at o'clock
from her late residence. 80 Ludlow street.
On Saturday May 18th, after short and severe i'll
Capt. Jons WILLIAMS, aged i3 years.
lis friends and relatives respectfully invited 10
attend his funeral. Sunday 10th instant at half
past o'clock from his late residence No l32 First
street near South Fourth street, Wiiliamsburgh.
New Haven papers please copy
On the 9th December last on board the bark Her.
sla her passage from San Francisco to Valparaiso
Of tyrhus fever, Mr.. CoESEIus Wax BosEERcK son OF
Mr. John Van Boskerck, Of Iioboken, ~ j. in the 2ith
year of HE age
On Saturday, May 18th. after n lingering illness
MANY EsdMA. daughter of Joshua S. and Mary pietch
aged is years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon at
balf-pa four o'clock from No 500 Twenty fifth street.
between First and secsnd avenues.
On Friday afternoon. May 18th, OF inflammation Of
the lungs. JosrPH J. GERRIsH. aged years and q
months the sonlof joseph and Frances H. Gerrsh.
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TeleSraphic RtpOrts.

EuFFALO, May 10 =. NJ
Receipts since yesterday Flour, 40o0 bbls; wheat
81 600 bushels corn, 20OO0 bushels The market Is
frmer for -four with fair home demand, including
lots for export ut so 90 5 2 for straight State and
Western S5 ~ for pure Genesee 81 IS 81 81 for
Michigan. The sales 600 bbls At quotations
The market Il firm for wheat with fair demand for
milling Ohio Is quoted 81 .05 81 or and Wisconsin
csc Corn continues steady at yesterdays rate Ohio
whskey is frm al 22c.
ALBANY, May 1S--6 p. VI.
The receipts since yesterday. amounted to 5000 bbs
-four wheat, none IL 900 bushels The demand
for flour IL fair in part for the home trade and export
sales COO bbls, at S5 81 SO for pure Genesee and
Sj C2L for straight State and Western. There is
fair demand for at yesterdays rates The sales
reached 10 0C0 bushels at Gle &c for round yellow
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
cry TRADE REPORT.

ssrvnpsr. May is-sP.M.
The cotton market continued hrm. while sales
limited This being the last day Of the week therew
fever brokers on Change than usual The -four msrket
continued 10 inen. and sales Of state and Western
we're made At an improvement Of 6ic ai2sc per bar
rel Canadian -four YES In good demand. with an up
wsrd tendency In prices. southern brands we're slss
in speculative demand with Increased sales aud OF inn
proving rates wheat was held at an advance Of from