The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-08
TELEaRAPHIo REPORTS FOR THE uslo,
Condition of he Northern Markeis,

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Condition Of ne Northern Markets,
NEv Yonk, Oct. ~, m-.rhe lasrts, Ios COVE N
l5l -Four somewhat irmer. and more shipping de-
a,ana Sales o. 1903 sol, :, y Sei % ssA sot com
Sales Of corn meal at Y3 Il 3 IT, and Hour 50 rs
w, @hsI d. c Sass a m
bushels 65 for mixed and GO cents for yellow Oats
p Isa n barrel 1 sa e1 pas
q" s a'mp1 ,s nnshsnxsd C0on firm Sales
whiskey, 27A z7s cents per gallon
sssaI'e: nsid : "; higher p 8. ssi ass
"a 81 Corn meal. ss Rye a,ar, 80 say Wheat que,
Oats. So a 40 cents. Rye, % cents Proyisiols firm
Is p1 Ss M p0s s M ls p%s 70
very G9n i STEADY I ss small
| Arriuai Of the steamer Georgia
Ngw YoRK, Oct 6-s, p The steamer Georgia ftom
Chages Is below She will probably be M about
bfoughr by the Cherokee.
Non-arripal Of the Steamer A,iIatie
New York, Oct 6-lo, p. m-No signs of the steamer
Atlantic from Liverpool up TO the hoar of closing this de-
is now in her eleventh day. and somewhat behind her
usual time.
Riot and Fatal Result. CITY Morla,au
PHILApELPHiA, ost GA disgraceol riot occurred here
last night between party OF whites and blacks Il first
white named Ripple dreaduly beaten, and died
from the effect Of his wounds while being carried TO the
sia,ioo-house The watchman accompanying him was
shot by oil the negroes Several persons on both
sides were more or less wounded
The in the city for the past week
Death of Several Persons from Supposed Poison
DKrRorr, October Son Thursday, at ~ o'clock a
party took at the Kalamazoo Exchange, and yester
day during me day eight Of them died. They are sup
IN have beeu nh MI
table affected. Here the names OF the de-
%h Se oisapa Ia.o Eisa kss'e s
Beckwh, duo; M Eastland, printer Mr.. Crane, a
Jn nsna on ,ns TSs arv sa n a.
The Episcopal Convention at Cincinnati.
dsou on the subject Of an alteration Of The constitution
of the general Theooeicsi Seminary The whole subject
SEMINARY with instructions to report on Thursday next
| The convention then adjourned I'LL Monday next.
o.ncal Observatory.
Jenny Lind in Boston -Wonderfai Enthusiasm.
fore The largest audience She ha. yet had 10 his city
fremont Temple flied capacity and the
CONCERTS not excepting even the frs, Indeed. th, was
decidedly the best concert given 10 this city, aud
think may safely Ia this Country The first part OF
programme consisted Of sacred music being selections
from the operas, oratoros, &c, OF Mozart Handel Haydn
| II know my Redeemer Lveth,. was sung in magnd
style by Jenny Lind, and was received with loud
pause. An complied with. On mighty
Pens" sung in fine style. and was also encored The
last part OF the programme was composed OF pieces OF
secular character The OF the evening, how
ever the " Flute" and the " Echo" songs, which
were resolved with Tremendous Applause. and bot, en-
cored Jenny Ia finer voice tian she now y,
and her concert on Tuesday evening will be a Jam
Robbery Of the Suffolk Bank, at Boston
Bosros, October 5,--A entered the Suffolk Bank
this afternoon, and wte the ieer's back was turned
bag containing five thousand dollars in gold from the
4 desk and nan ~, ii with his booty.
Stespls Chase in Canada--Ssriow Aeeidents-Crieke
| Match, 3e.
CoBouRe &C. w y October "A great sieepe chase
oil day, the grounds OF Colonel Mallory. about three
miles east Of this village Several thousand person; were
seemed to be in the highest spirits The purse TO 10
commended for amounted something than two hun
lows, Haiss|ay, ridden BY Mr. Bate Diana, by Sir Ed
yard Poor; Royal BY Ms Baker; Lottery, " Captain
knight Of Montreal; and Sir Patrick, by MI Henderson,
of Boonville.
The start was fsr and the ho,es went forward in fine
style until they the first ience which all crossed
ssy. except Royal ridden by Mr. Baker. of Cobourg.
Royal te his rider with such violence dis
locate his CHS and otherwise injured him badly thar
fears are entertained his e On coming In Diana fell
lespng fence and threw the rider, Sir Edward Poor,
lined that through good order Hark
away won the race handsomely.
grand game Of cricket came of also stCobour1 be
tween the gentlemen OF that town and the officer. Of the
regiment Al Kingston The former proved victorious
Great Damage 10 The Railroad.
CHARLssros, Is CD October 4.-The frame OF russsl
work Of the Camden branch Of the South Carolina rsfosd
gave way while the freight train passing over H. ana
Tell down. Fortunately no lives were lost
The Sssoord Insiiiufs.
Cosuss Oct. 5--The Hon. w. II. Seward president o.
tbs Seward Institute, delivered an address oeofe 'na' "
stiuuon on Friday afternoon. lx
DRENCH anA svviss E.ah~esdsris..,-,ws have q large
stock q ths ssovs very . S Ssop.' Vi. '