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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
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LOSDos Fridsy June ls-5 p NJ
There has been more general demand for Colonial aud
Forefn Produce this week exporters however operated
more frey then Of late and prices Of mo" articles have
been fully supported.
CoITos Is fully ID desrer "
ISpns CoRs Gull and cheaper; but other breaiSufS,
noiN outstanding the fine weather and syofaoe prospects
CoRE-Ihe supplyo farmers WHEAT pas ben small
Ills week and II been readily taken on at full prces
Holders Of have also showed gresi fmoess prefer
ring TO land csrgoes rather than epI any reduction
but the husintis done has not been extensive
FLouR vi bout change spring corn OF al KINDS IL very
firm The consumption Of Indian corn In Ireland s
pears 10 be large but The trade are aa ~ face the
Ing harvest with any sOck OF II ana InsfeofeOTer very
ctuflousy The demand H. conseq leniy very limited.
There are however buyers Of Gasz lor dlsAnI ai7s Al
CoiyroS il In active demand Tie sales for Inc week
amount 500 bses namey IS 900 Surat a Gjd aud
ano ago Madras, al 4iod5id being desrer Al Liver
advance Midohng Orleans Is quoted I'd & 10.
IkoNA steady demand for wedge bars mas 6eea est.e.
sheo The price In Wales, FOR good brands, ~ los, with
Tendency 10 further Improvement Rail, are steady At
"a Us 66a45 Scotch pig, 45.d4jsbl on the Clyde.
sWeoi.h IL scarce and sells readily on arrival, al 4 l5s
Ons-An hth OTIS are very firm. We quote sperm, $50
GR85; Sou bern, &Bd3l cod S35 pale ssal, SO lOs0
ISL; olive ranges from &42 for Gtlpol, down 10
$40 for Levani, &c palm, 306di cocos nut SIS ass; I'm
seed has advanced to 3le03s51, win speculative de-
TopAccc-The late aBvces from your side have caused
hole e,s 10 he very firm In most los they
ho,re,s ~ conser1epes h.. sen entered into r home
use or export toe tsde SUI ccahning shef purchases 20
immediate wsnls
TURPENrIHE-Rcugh6s 6i,ss 3D. but no saes reported
Spirits SIS Sd Tor A-ercEni 10 barrels Engsh $40" SAFE
81 80, per cwl
American slockr are Ia little demand, and where sales
have been made they been effected al slight decline
from previous prices snail parcels re urn from hs coz
trenl for realization here Unied staes per cent bonds
with COUPONS Of 81 ffO each have been sold a. 1917
small amount Of Mssasippi efng hss been placed a.
lC7l 10 quotations Of other stocks we nave 10 mar,
sua Union Bank Bonds of 1882 ar wanted at 81 and
South Carolina Bonds " 1855 aud 1883, without Ine ia
dividend o. The Nuw Boston CITY L0an, wlnIu, oust-
mesa at e9d9i Some ions have tsken place 10 1ae
Canada Slx-per Gent Bonds, 80 with Interest Tor ne
buyer from August and there are buyers al mat price
for he Canadian fysB 81 offered, exdVdono Du Insie
In thp mar
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Guam Hlrrh 25-Oo re evsrirr ~ ~. pa To-.
~ tn maie; Robert Ellis ard Ian Kias.is s,..n
srs Wm Hal and nsrsesd rsbes, ssspsa .,s ssg'
ted siocsilI, cNpcoter ooG ne stsfho.rd bo,I - nsf
visifus. wafer nc and desrried Tteg are .s,a go
have gons Manila 10 lh- b. % Of - ,isv .
huis nee ihoy have len have iesro-l n S<A
on 81 bese dossrtsfs 10 have slsa saip ara sr.s
ur The coast % California and vhsa n-ar he lara "a
te The ship ard take 10 the buAs Whg tasv .ltsr.s 49,
Ind 10 rOsAnovE. shsl shl3 flii cJmp.sneo, os -
hsy ran be os.allsd here, al AL Fh al dssoxes q,
TIE Aftic tcas NJ
SCHOOLS OF wHaLE-w, are lrdsb,ed 10 John W r..
roll Esq Co1su a. d. Helena f3r eppy q tns a ~
lena Gazette Of March g. 1880. The following px,v,.e
Which f1d ir 70 eo.gnr5 iaTy octoes sven rs a.
ca crsng accounts or he en- rTasfrz NJ hes % c,Ss
MIA. lev OF cur cniwari b1ard uhzrmea woald ~.
Tade sal uprcu IN such "ictooH az Tho 0szssle a.
scribesi-
"On az III hat arrived fro.s ne i-8,sn ssap d.
ncan tafng bafs Hector o. Nsrren, Rhode lssDt o.,
Ger ccuu and Of Charles cuss fa o. sp@rr oil ~
ef helrg fFu home p mochf This vessel hss been "a
ai ssn ae Seyschee lGl.ts, where sse has aEsn he
When apprcsehi-g :, Helena on ~ Carroll groa.s a..
~ 70 Win Two large schools - Gpern whales which -r
~ 80 ~ se NE eye coai1 resch ron ~ mat hsaa
49, nelnS aiih time 80 iul thu, she could sse bqi
S, ~, .1leh wa readily captured and whsh Hadsss
~ ~ amer ietry ptri u The fsh 20 ANf Ia ors.r
TO-, 49, M qlsnn'y Csps Cutler ooig- I'D 10 slat
me ra'sb 10 aeeuro he OH ihe-efr 4, - "
Irpsce We eShAs used with olhsr Al ;, Helena 40 AZ
49,, s' - 10 os passage home he estma,rs a. less; Saw
lsrge spef N whales IN the two ichnoi, ~ ~"
IL 10 vel 10 make knoyvn ihat th,. 1. a.. 49,. ~
lnet we season commences % ais hes soI. s.h ~ -
Carol Rround For many ysars mia grurra S.s ,ea -
Iot .ni, ass pa ~ he Americas
ally taken AZ present there .vhae shps rrui,I,. -.
~ heeta, IN hopes Of picking nhsft.e vh.isI. 49,
hest e some real good sperm Oh isa wei spova AZ
the The whales iskSn on this ground .res a. 80
led sny~ here commonly making ron 10 10 IN 80, 49,
In enc inslaree oIe mace las bhs
iWhalsmsa', Shipping La
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July Il, Mrs SARAH "a TEACHER wife OF Rev
George IhscheT, aged g years and III months 49,
HeTfdends aud The Goa gre CATION Tofshpplng Ia As1
a. PnBby Church are invited to aztec ae funeral Al
sad Church 10 day, 18Th ns al O'Clock. 2. 81 Her re-
mains will be taken TO Hartford fof inerment
Departed this ifs July H. IA fall assurance of FaIh IN ais
Redeeuer HAMlL1 on A. G. BROWNE youngest son
OF d s. and T. "a. Browne, aged 20 years and u days
H rnds are Invited to attend his funera sefvee al bls
beT house ~ Crosbyst Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
On he IIlb July, MARIA l.. infant daughter OF j. H.
Flanagan aged IS months. ..., -, .,
pera r,or 20 Tueniy.ninhsL Nn!hay on Saturday
al9AM. -. -, - ..,..
10 lhs CITY. July lib, Of dysenlery aged u mon.as
WILLIAM wy NNE, Only child u william and Henrlet
IA y. Pollock, Of England. ,, 49,, ID,
Al Salisbury, Conn on he 5lh JulY Mr MOSES WELLS,
s0n WsSne,day, June &c at wiraud, near Monticello,
FS Dr HEsRY tiaATTAN WHIT youngesi son OF tbs lae
Vim Wirt of marysnd
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From the African Squadron.
u. 3. smP PORTSMOUTH.
POpTO Paw Mnnday I,.., Ia

PoRro PRAyA, Monday, June 10
To ne Editors Of the National Iatssls9sneer.
We returned TO this place, in this ship, on the
3olh ult from cruise to the south touching at all
the points of interest and thoroughly securing tina
Bighis Of Benin and Biafria. Daring our cruise
We have had good deal of fever on board soma
very violent but one fatal case, poor fellow named
John hcMeDnsnien. whose friends reside 10 Phia.
delpha. We all feel the effects OF this climate de.
bihtating, depressing, and poisonous ~ il 10, and
look forward with strong hopes for our relief ia the
Fall We do this especially as We have head
that the honorable Secretary has said that no shin
shall remain on this station more than two years
under any circumstances. We know that II /, moi
always in the power Of the Department 10 carry
into tfisstt its views, however enliehtenedhnt 4
il TO be hoped that no obstacle will be allowed IN
thwart determination 80 humane and 10 inst "a
this with regard to the African SQUADRON,
Two years Is the maximum that any one ahould
be Kept out here. In that time he lives fall i've
and then rarely leaves without bearing away With
him some physical remembrance. The strongest
constitution VIII give way before the inAaeace of
"a African climate. We have invaded many
from this ship, who joined her with the fairest pro
mi,e of long continued good health; aud poor Cor
don as rugged as no seemed to be, finally became
a victim to his long pro;racted stay. The French
and English relieve their vessels ia eighteen
months to day, and sarely VIC should not be be.
hind them. We sail again to morrow for cruise
down south OF the equator, and ! shal be glad if
we get back 80 we as We start which yer
much doubt from he generally debiitsted condi-
tion of our crew, and the iinpossbiisy of improve
nent in this climate Bat We viii hope Tor the boat
The Yorkto&n sailed y few days since for Ma
deirs, the condition Of her cres requiring change
of climate. During her recent cruise she had some
bad cases offever. out no deaths Purser SemPle' s
6f. was despaired Of for some days. He was i'm
proving when he left bat should never return to
tha cosst Lieut Ronckendori Of this ship, like
wise took passage in the Yorktown on account OF
his health SO that we are now without a single
stoned officer doing wstch duiy.
The John Adams ia looked for here the last oil
this N onth; believe she will go % Madeira 10
brace up. The Perry is south, where We 80 u re.
Beve her; on our retnrn We hope 10 had our reiieL
A. we will then have been two years In active
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

GEN. TAYoLoR.-The Common Council recon-
mend the closing of all stores today from IL till
PM The bells will be tolled, and sixty-sx MIN
ute guns fired.
TIE PoIsoSIEG CAsE.-The COroners Jury in the
case of Mrs Mcknight whose death by poison we
have noticed, returned verdict in the following
words:
uTbst Margaret Divine laie of Bergen to~nsalp In
Hndan County did Oh tho lat dsy OF July, A. D. 1900 al
B.reen Aforesaid In The County OF udsoo siOresaa WI
fy and felonously hill and murder the said Janet NC.
Knioh, by means Of mineral poson, commonly called
arsenic TO her by the said Margaret Dlne
The woman Divine is in jail, and will be at
raiened at the August term Of our County Courts
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RRIpAY. Julyl2-P. Il.


In Stocks the market is baoyant generally for
Fancies, and the sales are to considerable extent
The superiority Of money suStainS the disposition
to speculation. Governments are in moderate de-
mand at steady prices At the Second Board the
market was firm.
The Boardof Brokers ad burned over 70 Monday in
order to show proper respect to the memory oil the
Chief Magistrate. The Banks and Insurance Com
panies have also agreed to close business at l9
o'clock tomorrow and the merchants generally
close their stores at that time. There will be no
Change held.
In Exchanges there is Dot much doing, but the
market is firm. Sterling lO0lOl, Francs 5.29lS
5al,
There is not much doing in Freights, bat we no
tee 5000 bbs Flour to Liverpool at 3d. 1000 bbls
Flour ID, Dead Weight los, Corn Sd. To Ham
burg 100 tuns Wire 9Os. The engagements to
Havre are Cotton at &c, and the same rate for Bone
To California the rates range from IS to 1000 p
foot, with considerable offering. A ship was en-.
gagged to load for the Coast of Africa on private
terms.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are s6s,3l3,
payments 81 92s, balance 50, 1884. The Depart
menr at Washington has made 10 drafts since the
death of the President.
Gen. VIM. Robinson, Jun. President, and Messrs.
Lynch Director, and Solomon W. Roberts, Chief
Engineer, of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company have been in the city for some days pas.
engaged in negotiations for iron &c for their road
They have 10 day, through Messrs. Winslow, La
Iier Co made purchase Of 5000 tuns Of Amer
lean railroad iron to be of superior quality, very
advantageous terms. Tho rails are to be delivered
by the lst OF April next. This quantity is suBi.
Gent TO lay the road from Pittsburgh to Beaver,
being that part Of the work in the State Of Penn
sylTana. This section will be in full operation to
that point early next Sanmer TIE price paid is
lower than any former purchase Of American iron
large portion ia to De paid for in the bonds of the
company.
The section oi this road lying between Pitts.
burgh and MaSsilOn, Ohio, lO7 miles i, under con.
tract for grading and bridging and win be ready for
the iron in September 1851, BY which tina il is az
pecled the Pennsylvania Central Railroad will be
completed from PHILADELPHIA to Pittsbarsh The
same gentlemen have negotiated with Winslov.
Lsnier & Co. GOO Of the six y cent bonds Of
STARK County. Ohio, issued to their Conpany in
payment OF stock subscription in accordance with
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[from our Uorrssponasn n !

PHI DELPHIA, July l2-AyTised-BNAs Adsls Ro
ger, unGe, Boston; En- Eldrdge, do; bfgs Com a9d1f'
stewart Bshop 90; swan Bfey, do Joany Line, u 10
~ New YoIa; Henry Gurus Trout, hNriag.0n' Ae -
Ispss Morton Cslss bsras LicOnisi Ito W, Bosom n
rad SmarE Rio d. Jsnsiso scbs rortoa, L11wig SssS
Challenge, Couiins BOstori iDdopsndence silncna,i
Cicero Buber dU ~ Dorado kimball, Fah hYefi earn
en- Pridhsm, do; w candy TowDse1d' Dgnoni frsae'
A Haw kins huse D.; Pashaw, Picher w Gsooroj bsa
ismir En- slisb Bill New Haven Consul Adams HlNlc1'
Com; CHARLES Hscksbre Cole, Bnssgor FoIf SIS s.
str msp New. Haven; BsUj Reeves, teeYrs N-N- 5I
4 I'd Aansw aha Nnta PTO'ideDce; Dsspfco, Sclldef
N lin I'M ton Del; Charlie, Halocki DAVIS h)c@Pofb
s,r,n I.ey}s MLlstOne Point Conn Cnef0kee, OAa1y
Nsvro,t RI; Mary Anr Snilh New fofAi Ann Baker
sr1k FnU yer; rryphemia L-~ls New YORK. stsa nef
K,rt,f,r Flowers Do; sl0Op Commodore Perry Lsl5r-
ar Ne,vafk. targe Den Warrington, hlae, nf Jfk.
1is,,eS- TriRs Commodore Stewart Bishop, B'aion;
Henry Cunis Suout do Jenny Lnd, Conway do ,chrs
Cb.Irrfe Cousins do Jani IN English. Bill Nhsy5ni
psshs fucner, Salem, MSS indepenfsnce, b a1clard,
Bo,oI; Csrrer Pfidhsm, Fall Rvefi Fora PeILogllL
Fs,poii; MsdawsIss NDuer Boston. 2yren, L3wis.
Uyttor; Cbas H-lOck DAVIS Boston; Despatch Scud-
otr MAIDEN; Reeves, Reeves, NBsdfosc; Cherokee,
0snoy, Providence; Anna Baker, Frnk Providence,
Tgvu6enis Devils WarVick; Virginia DAVIS, Fall River;
-Four sisters Slman Ntlsv-n Consul, Adams, Norwich
IA HAWKINS Huise, Aliens Point A leeksaire, 3eAe,
Bridgeport Mary Anp Ae sing Sing; Baena Vista Lynch,
nevburg Rainbow Williams, Albany sloop Commodore
Perry LIhsrelt NYors; bsrgss Gen Warrington, Kline,
Brooklyn; PBsssic, Rszse, Nfoik.
NEWPOhT, joy Il-A,rissd-8,igs honrg Il'shall,
Bnghuan I'm Fail River o ca or Fuller, IN Pci0D, 49,
for Fail RIVER Fox, Berry, I'm Providence Tor sGh.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YogK......JULY Il, 1850.

PORT OF NEW-GORk......JULf H. 1850
MINIATURE ALMANAc....rHIs DAY.
svv-g.ses.. 40 sels......7 81 Moos-Seu. 10 96a
HIeH wATER....July -
Sandy H'k II lin Gov 90 ola Hell Gaie..., i2m
Cleared.
Steamship City Of glasgow, (Br aathews Glasgow, }
Ncsym - v
Fr,neiscos fairfield, Loyesnd, Charleston, Geo Buckley
Baris Waverly Morgan, Quebec, AcMurray Saniee,
paier Csdz, foster hcGesIOm Alexna B1Tlin zane,
- Crotby, Croker Co Prescott Spear Rio - j.
,,iro Russell Morton; r II Knight sawyer PoGsnd;
Moptpeler, Colby, Camden Badger Peek
prfSs CaedOnfs, Peuipas PicCu Ms. j Browns; Mar
10 ssnrer Adams 81 Martha Everett BcDEni Magma,
usye,ns Baugor; Eliza tsicl Nspoh, Norfolk: nchsn1,
e.vsrv ssvnt nab, Nesniih & Soma Captain Tom, Brad
tori Savannah Nesmiih Sons; Bnlov Mckenzie Wind
~, Ms; Csrew, Card, Windsor.
sebrs OIeAT, Gnspold, Yarmouth MS Albert 800
psrns, Cumberland, Nc; T n rovpsend. Turner, hLs-
-. P,cnesr, (Br) Briggs Liverpool Ms, w Dannan
~. sarAh Perry. New Bedford; Iowa Whee TnSaL fh-
nstebf. y Powell Powell Wilmington, NC, Pow
a. Nsiher Avery. R'ehmon5i Mary aanEin, Lsio1-
t.i,e Baliimort Glover, ~et0orel, Ba tnoFe Hand
Ma erase Robinson, Cumberland, Nsi south C,Fooa
6iv,r New bern NC "a Plan Co; john WnedOee
Wshsh Fdeufon NC; Levi Rowe. Wedmo'e, Hs1 HaEsn
I.r~s, T. Iopg Jones Proydepce. Ellen, Amss Bosto1
i.ura jane Desno St MARIA &C, Lstdi San AppletOn
hsss'nsr auIbnci,e, Morley Philadelphia
Eo0r, Roger Williams Myers, PrOyi3e1ce; Henry Cas-
,os Hesb DO Ellen, Pratt Deny, Conn OaLsle, Fsrg1
20 sHss Yeru,, Cox. Philadelphia
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Nv TELEGRAPH,

NORFOLK July ll--Ar bark Convoy brig Aua Eliza
beh snd sch Frank I'm New York. sch Founsln, I'm Tao.
masion Cid Br bark Harriet Scott for Lontcni seh
Lindsey, for Barbados
Snip Danube m City Point for France, weo: 10 ses yeI
teTdBy Wind NE.
BOSTON July liar at 80 NJ, steamer dibsrnis
LIVER pool June ~. Saw yesterday, At p N, Cd Sn-l
bourne steamer Niagara tn Boston for Halifax ana Liver
pool. MT,
sch Mary, bany
b. ow snip Caiiiornis from 81 Petersburg.
cid .h 70 Caroline G Dow. TURKS Island; 2oyalWlam,
Quebec Emily Taylor New Orleans barks Nary Melvie,
san FRA sco Empress Pcloui brgs Mignon7, G3nen.
burg Loli,e Cg.sr Havana Schs ADAam, So Pnonssi 81
Em.re, " mngton, nc
EAST TIL OMAsTON, July AR schS Leprelete, Sea
Ga !. Ophir Albany Packet Lucs Blake, Z7phyr L1cy
hie Ubio1, Clarendon Sea Lion, Patriot aud CorVo,
Yorh.
CHARLESTON, July 7-Ar steamer F.orida NfO-k
WILMlH GTON, jay ie--Ar iehs Alahc hYoTk, ard
J Holt Bosom. ,.,,.
BATH July liar brig Jaio Psyson, Dar9n. ca pa
ship Mary, San Fra cisco
HORTf' Az D. July il-Cld brig Hbernia, Bonairs.
yRON VINCE July li-Cld bark Providence Plc,2l
big Ms Wilmington, NC -
FALL LIVER, July lO-Cid sehs Empire aud W.-la-as
SAL. July 9-Arr sch Maria Albany Cid schs An
senne 9 a1il ssganaw, Albany.
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EaISalHn pnrra-

Al Wellington, NevZesl.-t. FEB 2iih, chip Au,sr,,,
chreyer icm Hobart Tovn, VOL, ar lib, for Auckland
NJ :6,h.
A. GusJ squi no date, (sSt June ~ brg Ohsna tofha
ctissl Talbot tin San Frsncsco) for Pnnsna
We p2raso May q, ship Louis Shiipps I'm San gsn-
cisco Just ar; bark MazecFa, GSer chsred 10 cstsb
California
AIT q csao 9Th nit bark A pa Porter fand IN New
Yoh FEB ID fer San Frsncsc0 n IN g5F fresh prOyons
aud y sicr-wcud sal 10 d
ATT a. Soquimoo Nay %, brig Argyle, ~lfPhy, Vapars-
Genoa.
AR al c,dz June II, znphlA Brown, Brown, from n
York.
Al Port Spain lsh ult brig Emily YOurg from shilade.
pha, arr l2,h, diSg.
Al san Juan de los Remedies 2sh ~ barls Brunette
Preble and W Andreus ffHrch, IN Havana 10 load f,r
Us; also Brazilian brig, Baltimore built unteT ssxsre
had lsrded her slaves 1t Cartena5
Atsi Jsgo inh u, br. Acnssnillc Berry, from Pom.
land.
Pence PR, June es-garksJ Forhea rraress s5r MIA.
ven 10 dS John Colby Hatch FOR NYck wig ne Jno Az.
deuop. (Br) Bushnell for Lyerool Losdon, July TO-
briggs Ofor, Wass for NYor1 10 cs 0hreon Psndlston
do 90; Nsrisisky Nelson, do, Is A, Olive Thompscn of
Porilancl Petlipgl, dsg; -, (of Machiasl bradbury,
wig III. ichs Atlantic Smith. dag -, lof Bslnmore)
Ackfeld for Philadelphia IS dayS VandaieF, -, wig
irt -.
Atsagua 18th ult chip Mar hon Faon. for NYssx hg
bafks Pendleion Curis and Mary Ellen, Snsman hf
do do; brig Eleanor Brown for Chaesion, days. ksAs
Commerce., from Charleston, arr 9Th, dag
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duty. Of,Ae oHicers row on board the ship, with
the exception OF the Comnodore, lwho has oar
recently joined us,l there Is not one pat 'eei' n1s'
.ye nox In th.f condition tina. general predsposl-
,ion 70 disease exists, and. despite tho Efforts TO
avoid il. W all fear il, and should it come, the no
sul,s viii be sad therefore hope that for the sake
of sound policy well as humanity, the enhsnten-
ed and piianthropic views Of the honorable Secre'
tary will be carried out to the letter.
Yours, respectfully, AN OFFICER
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uenvy Rn!ns-scnrcity of s,uanrs.

AAYAGUEZ P. Sunday, June so 10 ..
The Inst month has very wei here Scarcely day
has passed without compe deiugei and not only IN mus
district but even 10 Guaytna where lns POPULATION ha1
ceased TO hoes FOR rain have barely escaped ron Oeng
sgfpt away The rveTs unusually swollen fne fosas
have become impossible and all SORTS OF sgnclla ope.
rsops have censed Planters were unable 10 make more
SuosTs or tass % market what they bad already mede
An The Sugars made have bsen sold very recently al q ~
SIC according 10 quality, though there are IA uaususy
number Of foreign vessels IN port tnere 10 not par
81 Supns or nolssses sale. There VIII yet DO m tle
nsTr I'M tey are under me cOnuol Of pardes VINO re-
ouire hen for her operations therefore 20 nOe
sats be Effected and SONS Vessels 40" lere VIII Oe
l.-..Ar In
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS,

r. A Gas Light Company h'-. oeen organized
under the ACT OF the s.sature of 1913, in this
place, with the following Directors Edmond
briggs, Thomas Greene, Stephen Waterman, Chas.
w. HougbtoD, James Lynch, L. w. UHord' A.
Thos. Smith, Charles w. HOushtOn, President
Edward briggs; VicePreSidenti L. W. Ohard,
Treasurer; George e. Baker, Secretary Capital
stock, 1000. The works are to be in operation
early this Fall.
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ssir osys'e c'sse sevre 70 q, ua,s al 80 Pssseu
ship " m H;trhcnes Couusv qavre ~ ds Mia and
49, ~ - n bofsU kIeelsGd
~ l y ehsfd AS'srsr1, o' saltn0rel Cola R,usrdzn
e.-,on hde aud S4s,eerage passengers, - e 70
ur so .o En 81 Phnps Llv.,pool May ST. win ui.e
.s ~ sac paaaens era 20 W Tucker ~ 3 Toe,
ho OeJrae Nhiilock seanan; be disaope.r,d 40.
snip Roets-sy tof s.h, so.vo,.. t,-..,o,. a. s.,,,
Hs.. 80 a.s'eerage psssengsfs 10 .si ., so,. 4 a.,
II esoey loi Brunswiekl Alsrsndsr Ifgorosol
shp Columbia Br nj Oasrten snsrrso n 80, -.
na lb' pefschgsfs 10 AsyeT { suehen 'J' I" nv
eh'p Llhrry, Peabody Dasgov "a n. c,-,, 40,
Eoie enc Fe pe'senger, las Philip. Or hots :,
s,.... 1870, 49, When fays cut Ia a ga'- tom ~.
H'' ~iih every hif itacnsd tore ara mIn ma 49,
'p,sng nowspri snd FIRE yard and Ios, sail, ana stisg
Passengers 10 H-ns-ten Ufquhart ---'' ~ 10
ship John Mckenzie. Brl Ps'tsrson. Liverpool IS d,y,
Nose IND "a PASSENGER 10 w j Tap.rou -''
Bsfk bj0gsn. tNor~l Osen Bergen 4, days Ia ban.s,
Ia passengers ~ Furch Msnche
Bah G-ofge Thvms., af rhomasion) Fst. Newport
Nses - days railroad IRON 10 Davis BROOKS Co Jn1s
p ai IS 80 lon q % passed five large ies5srgE u hen
shove ut $50 Fest out OF wRler.
Bsit Esst Anghsn I'D Taylor, Newport, Wales s. d.
railroad IRON, 70 Davis ~ BrcoIs
Barr eisrisl, Coson, Ponce PR June 26,a.
bng Vog Norye lNorw) JolbeTg, Bergen. Norway, g.
a. N baas' with 90 passengers 10 SchmitI Baichsa
brs eeorgisas, Bece savannah d., eos'ol, % Dun.
Brig orne lNorw) Jshn Bergen so Dc. IN balsst with
" pstsengers 10 Fuleke Aei6css
Srg f,ionis sr jones' Csrdls, Wales, So d. railway
Brig la Gszis, (Naple,) scarpan, Casielmore 81 d.
Huli Ne 10 Maitland. Phelps Co
bng Dice erick, tNorw) Fiedberg Bergen. Norway 90
os IN ba ast and SO passengers 10 Sch midi sachen
brg Duse Leopold (sard) Philips Genoa u days mar
bic 10 order 81 paHsenRers
Big Tally ho, smnh Rochelle A day, brsni3s % Ca.
ret Aston
Brig Azores (of Thomas'on) Ameibury Palermo So d.
nun &C. 10 Chamberlain PhilloB.
Der smith Boynon
Sch Sarah Lewis Kanock TarrHgo,. 81 dav. wine IN
Barclay Livingston
sen yleorA tsp Lock, Halifax, Ms, 10 ds Ssh 70 81
Sch Coz sulierly Davis Charleston, d., cotton to
AcCfeedy.
s.h Jsines Henry McInire Bath. Me, d, lumber, to
Smith Boynton
sch Lle Pet (Br Fregalaen mssg,, 10 d., fru,t &c,
10 order
sch Charger, BlAhen, Baltimore. 4 days, coal to B
eager
Sch Deborah Robbins, Washington, NC, dnyi 1o7L
stores.
Sch Baltimore, seght, Baltimore, d. mdso. TO Joha.
son Lowden
Sch l. " BTdsal, woodman, Virginia, d,, wood
Steamer Penobscot Seymour, Philadelphia, 10 hours
mdse, to Stanton Spicer.
BELOw-B r brig Alice; bark Bogols Csnhagens; brig
Eliza Merhew. I'm MsiABzss; PslIick Henry; Peconc I'm
Mobiles Emma; Warren Brown.
Br sch Enterprise from 0asgow also large ships and
3bArbs
wIND-DurIng the dAy from the South, sal ifashi It
midnight calm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

W PUBLIC SCHOOL No 9 at Prospect Hill ws'
examined yesterday. Thu school is under the
charge of Mr.. Atkins, Miss Purdy and Mas Wal
ton and numbers $50 pupils in attendance.
Eg~ Jane Smith and Harry Smith were divorced
in the City Court on Thursday, without either haV
ing the privilege to marry until their marriage con-
tract shall be dissolved The husband was proved
to have scandslously nal treated his wife, threat
ened her life &c. &c.