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The New York herald., 1850-12-05
Destructive Frcshct.

OswEeo, n. y Dec 4, 1850.
At the village Of Cleveland, In 0swego county, the
water Of the Black creek, a stream which supplies
power for large number OF saw and other mills has
risen 10 such height that ave large dams TIVE bridges
andten IN Cusand dollars worth Of lumber have been
noattd OF The damage Is greater than has been sus-
tained frcm any previous freshet IN this county.
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Fatal Accident

Urica, Dee 4 1850
The Miller bridge, which crosses the Mohawk river
in this city broke down this afternoon, under the
weight Of hity four head Of cattle and two men one
Of the men and seventeen Of the quadrupeds were
drowned The water about twenty feet deep at this
ne
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Counterfcitcr Arrested.

BUFFaLo, Dec. 1850.
Jane. Rogers, Of New York, was last evening ar
rested and o. Geo In counterfeit notes princpslly
the Bank Of New York fouzd in his possession.
The bills are well executed and deceived some % the
best judges Rogers was examined, and committed
for trial.
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LoulsyiLLE, Dec. "A VI.
Mr. skeel, the special messenger with the Presidents
merssge, has not yet arrived The message however,
vastelegrsphed from Pttsburg, and published in the
city papers.
CrxcfvrarI. Dee 4, 1850
The government express agent, With the Presidents
message did not reach here until halfpsst two yester
day morning being twelve hours sitter its delivery TO
both houses OF Congress. In Washington.
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The intervention He.sc

Our Frankfert letters Of the 10th ult.
They confirm our late statements OF the Wurtemberg
Ambassador having demanded the Intervention OF
Austrian troops
No movements have taken place amongst the federal
and Austrian troops In Hesse.
The Prussisns were in full retreat from Baden.
The general opinion at Frankfort was that peace
would not be disturbed
The cholera has broken out al Hanau.
Frankfort Exchange on the 18th instant Austrian
Metallics Five per Cents 1871 ditto Four per Cents
5S; Bank sbarts, 1l09.
Prussisn State Loan, Three-and a-Half per Cents
S0h
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Michael and Margaret Gibson have been arrested In
BOston-the former with mmttinga violent outrage
upon Ann Wheeler, and the latter with aiding him Ia
bis purpose
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Cassius VI. Clay versus the Fugitive Slave
Law, sc.

CiNciNNArf, Dec. 4 1850.
Csssius NJ. Clay lecturedlss night before the Nsr,
camille Library AssocAtion to lm mense audience
Thousands were unable to gain admittance. lie con-
demnsi the Fugitive Slave Law In unmeasured terms
He introduced aud advanced many novel sentiments.
on various subjects, including morals aud religion
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TnsNsw Orleans Ann .con,prom,.e m,e,lna.

NEw 0RLEANs Dec 2 1854.
There was tolersble attendance AZ the anti con-
promise meeting in this city the 3Oth ult butt.
did mot begin 60 compare la numbers with the large
Union meeting recently held. Among other speakers
was Senator boule, who denounced the mpromf,s
measurss passed az the late aes.ion of Cnnareaa
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Sylain.

Our sdvices from Madrid are Of the 18th inst They
announce the arrival there OF Count Mirasol from
Cuba.
The HsraidO states that the Queen has granted a
pardon TO the two American captains who had been
condenntd by the tribunals Of the Havana to eight
years presdo in Spsia and who have just arrived at
Nigo IL is evident, from the srrv al men
that the ordeIstent out 10 postpone the execution
the sentence had not arrived IN time and the present
proceeding Is therefore OF importance as preventing
the dfssgiseable consequences which might have
arisen between the two governments.
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China.

Our dates from Hong Kong are to the Goth Of Sept.
We mentioned last month the report Of an nsurrec.
now aid that II has become Of some magnitude that
body OF government troops have been defeated, aud
that the rebels are already In the Canton province.
The authorities there TO view the matter with
alarm, and they are preparing all the force they
can muster 20 march against the restls
The movement Is said to be directed chiefly against
the Tartar dynasty but IL Is impossible to obts cor
rect information.
The French vessel Albert which sailed from Hong
Kong shout a month age with cargo OF silk and
with $50 Chinese aborers for Peru has just returned
under charge Of the second mate.
Tie Cbinese. soon after leaving Hong Kong, rose
upon the captain and crew, Killed the former, the
superesrgo chief mate. and two others; and, after
pubdsring the vessel 40 landed with their booty in
hthirg boats The remainder have been taken charge
OF by the police here and are undergoing exsmins
tion.
The alarming state OF the country In the nei shbor.
hood already alluded to- ocoasions much uneasiness to
the Chinese population In Canton, and has an In
curious eject on trade
In tea the settlements since the opening OF the
ket amount to $50 chops and 170 remain unsold con-
sing chiefly Of third Glass sorts At present there In
little deDg, owing to the high prices asked There Is
Iesion TO believe that the supplies this year 70 Canton
will be smaller than at fret expected. The total
expert from China TO date Il le7oQ 600 lbs against
Il to00oo lbs. for the same period Ian year.
Our dates from Shanghai are 70 the Goth OF Sep.
timber There bad been most boistsrous weather,
and much injury had been done t. the rice and cotton
crops. In imports the transactions had been exten
siye, but not at remunerating prices High prices
CONTINUED 20 be paid for tea and there accounts
from the interior that the dry weather had much
injured both the second and third crops and that the
latter was scarcely worth gathering; go chops OF
black had been settled for and OF rs 0C0 pack
sges had arrived and been purchased at about last
years rates. Prices Of filk kept up; Nos. l and
Tsatlee were 10 per cent higher than last year.
M NO sSSu. - 70 ~ per cent, snpmsp,s we're isn
of the tesson would not even be equal TO the last
About $500 bales had been shipped.
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The state Conventions.

MARYLAND-A SLAP AT THE LAWYERS.
ASsAPoLIs, Dec. T. 1859.
The Maryland Convention have adopted q resolutisa
to inquire into the expediency Of prohibiting
than lawyer from each county from being In ths
Legislature The day was spent In discussing the eli
gibility OF judges to seats
oHIo-CoLoRED CHILDREN RULED OUT OF THE coN-
MON SCHOOLS, ETC.
CoLUMBus, Dec 3, 1850
The only busines Of Importance to day was the pre-
sentation in COMMITTEES OF the Whole, of report su
the apportonMept Of the State. II recommends an
spportionment Mt every ten years after 1851 the whole
population Of the State to be ascerained every ten
to be the rates Of representation In the House
for the ten years folowing the for Sen %
be ascertained by dividing the whole population BIZ
thirty This takes the power Of app from the
Legislature The convention referred the report back
to the committee to await full census returns.
Columns, Dec 4 1850.
The State Convention was principally occupied To-
report on education.
Mr.. SAWYER moved to exclude from common schools
all but white children, which was agreed to
Mr. SAMPSON moved men diner TO establish se,a-
rate schools for colored children, which was LOST
Nothing else Of i'm portapce was done.
IyDSANA-REsoLUTIoNs To UPHOLD THE FUGITIVE
SLAVE LAW.
INDIANAPoLB Dee. 4 1850.
long preamble and resolutions have been insrs-
duced expressing the aequeseencs OF the
in the Fugitive Slave law and ordering copy of the
same to be sent TO the Governor OF every State
The previous question was moved and with out d.
bate the resolutions were laid on the table By vots
of 70
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Denmark and the Duchies.


Our advces from Berlin Of the 10th ult.
They state the last Austrian note was by
private Communication to Baron Prokesch, the EN-
psror's Ambassador at Berlin. The purport OF this
communication is to express the pacific intentions
and hopes Of the Vienna cabinet Austria offers to dis
continue her armaments II Prussia will do the same
The Prince OF Prussia has been appointed to the
chief command Of the second third and fourth corps
OF the army Thsse corps are to hold the ground be-
tween the Oder and the Elbe
The opening OF the Parliament Is with con-
siderable interest
The cabinet will have to encounter formidable op-
position
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features are consequently by no means likely to re-.
main a secret 1t appears that it was intended 20
make an attack simultaneously on the Rhine, In
SsxoDy and In silrsis. The federal army at Frank
fort to consist of Austrian Bavarian and wurte-
berg troops under the command Of the King of Wur-
teEberg who holds the rank of an Austrian Field
Marehal, and Who would be instructed to occupy
and eventusily to occupy the Rhenish provinces
and Westphslia. This army will not exceed
the strength OF seventy thousand while the chief
army In Boht mia will muster one hundred and twenty
thousand Austrian and Saxon troops, under Marshal
Radetrky, and would make q quick move upon Mag
eeburg and Brandspburg by which means they would
at obtain possession of the Prussan capital For
the purposes of this attack, the of Saxony is
OF the greatest Importance. While the chief army Is
thus advancing against the Prussian capital another
army OF 80 900 Austrans under Count Wratislaw and
the Archduke Abrecht to attack Sissia with the
greatest i'm petuosity although st operating con-
neetion with the chief army In saxony in such
manner that while Wratisaws corps covered the flank
OF Rsdetzkys army it would at the time operate
In the rear OF that corps, and storm the fortresse
of the provinces ef silssia The plan of Operations
which has been drawn up by the dzeugmeister
Hess, has been formed with view to the rapdity Of
signal successes by which Austria hopes to dazzle and
entice her vaciatipg confedsrstes. The Austrian
generals, too would prefer winter campaign to the
delay until spring, for they rely on the power Of
dursnce of the Austrian troops while they believe
that the PTussian Landwehr would suffer from the
prvations and the severity Of the season. While we
leave the Bresiaue, Zeitng to vouch for the trust
worthness OF its correspondent ought to add that
that paper s generally well informed of all the po
cal and military movements OF the austrian capital
Denmark and the Duchies.
Our Hamburgh correspondence is to the 10th ult.
1t gives the details OF the skirmishes which we men
TONED in our last despatch.
The Danes are fortying their position at Ban Their
forces are concentrated upon Sahderburg.
The Holsteiners advanced on the 14th ultimo upon
selkholm 0ckenber They took four prisoners, aud
bad several men wounded, and two killed. After
this the Holsteiners retreated
The Berineh Zietg states that the Danish Ambassa-
dor at London has been allowed purchase quantity
Of blankets from the British government The spirit
OF this concession Is very satisfactory to the Danish
journals
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port ~ about yestsrdsys rates. rhses wss ne
ehssgs IN better and higher qualities Wheat wss
quiet, without change !. pricea Cora was steady,
With pretty fe sales ~ old prioes Meal wAs In fair
demand ior Jersey, while IN. market bare Of
Brsndywine. Rye some better, Pork lo~or
with more doing In mesa, Will. prime quiet Beef
Wa dull while cut and lard steady Sugars
were hrm with an active market Coffee was la go I'd
demand and tsles made 1T ful prices MoiAsses were
steady with fair business doing.
AsHEs-Ths market buoyant, with fair de-
mand and sales II $50 bbs at 80 l2 for pot aud 50
for pearl
BnrADsruyrs-- Flow Transactions amount TO 5,s00
barrels including No. supernne st 81 75 common TO
Co. new Ohio and straight State from Western wheat
81 62H - rs; OLD Michigan. ~ S1H - 62H neg
do, - o6z $b, and old ana psrs Geneseo - 70
. $66 so Helders Of Southern Hour we're disposed TO
press esles while the market WAS feebs. The opera
tioDs sum up 1.1O barrels. at 50 lzh - 3lk Tor
Ito brands Rye -four Was rsiner heavy. sale "ss
made OF $50 barrels. At 81 SIX S2H Corn mesi was
firm with sales Of 2O0 barrels good Ohis st 50 and
small lots good Jersey st So l!h WMH was more
plenty and market rather dull Holders OF 4snssee
asked 81 10 81 IL Causdisn nominal at 81 "
81 O6 Vi Southern sales made VI 500 bushels
red North Carolina terms not understood Rye was
very Irregular In prices and quite nominal Sales
OF 600 bushels made at 81 Oc. The supply OF
Oats was something better and free sales were sds OF
Northern ut Al 4oio jersey ~ Is 4uc ssd Soutn-
ern at 33 34c. The arrivals OF Corn something
made OF 300Oo bushels, at " 6lc for heAtsd olk
62c. for Western mixed 62hc for Western yellow aud
81 . 63ho. for round yellow.
CoTToN-The market continues inactive, With limit
cd supplies and inquiry The sAies day we're about
600 bales 1T our quotations =
LfvN
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n A RITIaa INrnLLIGHNo ON.
Port OF New York, August 20, lsse.
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Cleared.
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Cray Pissos p.nnissoa Co, Isa ds C.sa Nsrsehsf.
Sissa; T..::. Howard s.,ssnsS. a. Esss. spssii 81
Bil;;IIssSs.l Ee..y H.s.ls .!-sh V. pa
ss saiss ssy..ds n'dy Coz f''''''n'
ssh,s1A;hsa.; w,l.os, Apsl.ehieols ro'. JuIi. Z
yo.s: 40 90; q sssIsr. Avery. Bsisnors; Mckee.
HIs. Chamberlain. Bessea.
s::P.syss vi. nf,y Sas2isss.s ss...A'i'A'
ship Eeslsi Jean (Rerh Martini Newcastle \ 90 dAys,
spoke Br ship Lady of the Lsss frsn S. Andr.ws
f's sSiD SST:: ..n: s%: hS Sss1a M
to Dpnhsn Dimon
oss. s.s s:s :sa , Ss:.s ss ss.s:
nsc; A.! Johnston 9.. Go; cs;..,. p pp 49,.
Sns soionos ssses. Sparks. N..yi... With .us.r. :.
.h;p c.anh. osrriss ii a.y. r.n Noble 70, Iv.;psS
Baldwin White, Charleston. days. with sosson ~
,seh5 ssres Tr.ou. Hnns.rford, r.mpoo. IS days vi.
sshI Hops crah.@ &, Hna e G5ss. sss a. IA days with p
msnto. coffee Hc 10 Howisnd Aspinwsll fth inst, on
the rs eSH Amsos' spoke br 'ohr S'onA from 's-
sss; c.ssss. ts., Ls.ps B;r%sd. !, day. 1. ballast.
TO- in blow Carried away head Of forsasss and main .oS-
mast 18th. John NcDOnss passenger died Of osnssnD
echr New Rssuiss D.rlin. Baltimore, days.
sohr Entire bensrest, Narylsna. days.
Steamer Penobscot, Seymour, PhiiatspAia-
One brig, and schr Merchant, from Nassau. MP.
ship wsS.. fer s.. rrsnsi'cS s,,ls I:. a: csS. for
A.sp-wina ~ sunri.. NV, ~ merida. sw, ~ s-,-
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eorykn.-The stock the market was small, while
!.va a i2i i2,se with time; small lot Of do. At
l3c., mos, and $50 bags st Domingo at 9ko
CoAL.-A cargo Of lso tons Sidney was sold ss -
Rsun.- with an active demand to-day, sales
made Of rs casks currsnts At X cts, sHd $50 boxes
YsEIonrs-shippsrs RS were waiting for tho receipt of
the Americas letters; tho frtsht market was con-
ken at kd, and -four at IL Sd with naval stores at
d tobacco was taken at 26s TO Havre, Rates were
steady at he for cotton and 70 CALIFORNIA; u $50 For
Antwerp, 20 tons fustio we're taken 1t lis 3D., and
100 cssks rico ~ 2Os.
LnAD-ssss Of 10 900 pigs Of asisna wer, reported
MoLAssrs Tho tendency In the market was upward.
and tbs demand was active Sales we're made Of 40
hhas Texas on terms not made public Porto Rico
IVES held firmly ut 30 sic and New Orleans, the sup
ply Of which vas light, at ale for prime.
O.LsL,nseed continued steady, With fair sales At rs
7ec. for both kinds In cssks aud barrels. fair bu
sinets was done In whale . uniform rates.
PRovIsIors-Pork-IIoldsrs of this article seemed
lover The sales rs:ched 10 Ssi. 81 SO Is Sio SIX
for msfs and IS rs IS 31A for prime beet was in
fair request with sales OF $50 bbs country mess st s.
prime quiet and nominal st IS So; country was
In fair supply. Beef hams we're dull and nominal ct
preyious figures. Cut meats were in better request,
and the market was Arm; some 20 hhds. dry mans
changed hands at 81 A6 cts; pishlsd shoulders sell
Nowly at 3xo. Lard inactive-saies comprise l50
sss and
Cheese was very quiet at . 0hc
Rrcr.-A fair demand prevailed for export and for
homs use and the market was moro sotfve; o lot OF
leo casks changed HANDS At So . So so
RIAL EsTArK Sales were made ofAthe following lots
st the prices nnexed:Lesss Of lot No 50 Chambers
street. with buildings thereon 25x76 81 400; lot
4h avenue and goth st., 2sxlO0, sos; do do sdjon-
ing same size s145; l do. do slz7; do do. sl27;
do. Goth ST. sth avenue 25xI0O s05 each S3l5
DO DO adjoining same size, $llo; do. do $ll6; do
do S1o6.
sveANs-Prices have again advanced. and sales
made OF 100 hhds Porto Rico 81 &c So do Texas
At private bargain and SO hhds Cuba at So 90 cts
The present stock do.s ot reach 10000 hhds
WBsKEY There better feeling ex hibited In the
market Tor this article day and sales OF 200 bbls
Ohio and Prison made at 26L Zc per gallon
Drudge arm, with small sales st 261sc, time, With
interest.
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le.i.y soes Asarcss.a Tee nsesa I.sshs. Psr.t
M E Br,s sssp. sry w.ss
Sr.sn; Lasss. bray ..s r...sns T.ysr, rhilsa..'
i.. Pert Primes Hinolisy Harvey James ei.sr
y:s sssi Ssa 'ss
I p sy r.Sss % ssd Her:
sr.on Albany Tsisp.phed brig Arso from Ph.aslphi.
S;a'F sssYsy. : !IS ss,
Hrs Ryder PsiIsaspAs: ssSis xSsss. Pool. Aux ssss
s.ss S. PssS SSus s fss sr SsSinS Lsdy
David Coz, HAs.. DO aaa albany
n.rss: Pisrs: sesssss :eSi. Brs:lsvii: Pi.ds,Ssis
xSs sSr Jenny L.d c.ous sYort
Ssr.0, aug SsMArI .shr: Essst a.,tn.. Phi..
M H .sSs SSr E.s, Es,. An. S:, g.,
S;s fs s
Issss .sss: as sssrs ;sA' w''' O.d 'sAr
81. S :shA ss s t'Fssr sEss.
srs pShsssr Ex.sh "a s.Il zid0a Thur
s4I Ras.s avg % @srI :sSr. sr.:s ol!:.a. Parsons,
:lSSp EsssI. NY0ri Sid 18Th '00P rh0rns. DuTfss
Losc.r-... .AurA-An sehr Mary. Yates Pnil.dsIphis
s. y .:s II: .s ss: .;.s
ssnrsss do iSsh Morning s.c. r.,%,%:s and Charger
nsr Hss SS Pnssp csssa. S...a for New
s sos e:
ss ,ss % II Brh M
flov. for warshsm sehr Hsyward for chArle..oa aad
aas ~ .sss: ss;' Se!.: D:! css's:e
Corslli horton Newport; Bounty Parhr NrorA; Frank
H.%pts. Read. Or s..l Harriet; Scot. for Liverpool
NEW HAyEr, Aug I-sld schr: Gold Hunter. Thompson
DemsrsrS rennessse. raysr Philadelphia: CALIFORNIA; do
B:.s.:, S:nsssiss Albany; rsi%oaS. SBss.Id
NAsrycE.r. Aug 2s- Arr sehr. Now Delight. Phinney.
iDgton. Chase Bossn Silvia Hisbee Hsbee PhAdelphis
.. TA e the Lake.
k.v B.psosps Aug TAT sosr: Henry 0ibbs Brswn.
isy Bsisinors; Adssds Keller AiD.sy Sid sshrs xasss
e, Keene. and VIM Brown. Hunt NYorh soop Cicero,
wsshs. from w.rehsn for rae,x-v 90
Sid briss Psnns ksrymsn Havana; Nsito vnins
Natssiss; Hanover. York, Bsfsimors.
Paovn.scs Aug Z-An sehrs Tairasld Eiekerson: Jos
msn. i.Snn. sasoi: R..scpS sSHns sas Giss.sossr
Leeds Philadelphis hinerva Robinson Albany nsasssh
HUI Tuttie and Ann Cenehli, paraS koaaess sloeps
Bella Baisr. and Editor Case Rondeus Below schrs Lab
others, with coal; .oop Aron Miller from York schr
Usion B.ss from B,s%or, Is said ss have pat in ..
Hector Kimbai. RondouH Traveller webb; Eny Davis;
syph Futile and Ornament. Christie do aAd from below,
srosIsero. Aug S~Arr sesrs Margaret Rvsrs.s Rock
Ian for NYorki syph RoB<out fer PRivsr Dela
yare City for for
sALrx Aug 27HAT brig chasssns Anderson, Phil.d.l-
phA schrs Asshvn winohnbash do; Martha hsra Nick
WrrnovTH Aug 7s-In pert. bark Empress Church. for
PhiiadsipSia; nstaiiio Anes, from NYori diss.
-------------------------
Passengers Arrived.
eAvAxrAH-ship harion-N smith, W Henry.
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MARKETS ELsEW HERE.

Bosros. WrrrynAS, Aue, 1T "a iSA.-2 shares Boston
and Maine hsresa. l3,; n Az lu3 Por Land aud
Por Fsilroad s; "a Bas,os Worcester Rsa-
road "; Resdng RAilr sd 23 lfr stUd. Az: 80 do
se4d, ?aAi H. western Railroad. aeh ydo sisa y9A
Northsn Railroad, 6iss 20 do GA. ~ Vermont Central
Rarosd 29Ss ~ Co., bud 81 10 Ogdensbiry Rsrosd 2iA
sS do, htd 10 DO zA; M do - ~ Ftohburg k.ilrlad
s ~ do soc lU "a 10 Vermont aud hatl-
roaa, 2Aia 70 Norfok Comfy hsrosd So to ksst Bos-
ton tOmrsny. @ tLD rmont Central Railroad Dvtdead
70; S5b Osdepshurs Railroad bonds. 10 fl'u Norfolk
County kNir % bonds $50 SLOW do SS,s si0O Grand
Junction RsilrOGd BoLds, l0u.
PuisrtIPius. THvHsnAy, AUGUST - ls5l-fYrn board
Is shares ssnuf and Mech Bank, ~ - uaian Csns l2
rs do ~ 500 State Is as l,s X so d.. u. ltq o.
% t,A' Is shares Penn Rsrhd. asS s!o state y, ss
" rhAes Tenn. Btnk. ifs L. = Back - do l7.s %
Phia. Bank, - Stcoad borrd-s.uOO P,ttsAurs 6's.
couTors, Sc 400 Iehgh Sc, s a2aO do s LOO Camden
and Amboy kArsde, 20. 95S U.s. fenss ksgd Notes. S
BsLrnoHs, MrnsEsnsS, Avsur - ia,o-stup d.
a. r. bonds Of nt7. a. ~ do. li6 Wo 40, NS so
DO, ssb lsO 90. ptt 900 do yiSs ~ shAres Western
Bsnl 20 10 Bstinorss vlto RAro.d. iti do. 7s,a ~
do. 1ah.; 10 do, stA,.
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nard.


On Wednesday evening 2s,h August Of dy.entery,
WsRssr O., only son ~ Warren a aud Ann Elirs
wnksy, aged one year, eight months aud twenty ave
The friends and sequsintsDe.s Of IN. family are re.
questsd 20 attend the iuorrs rrd~y afternoon at
half past three s'elock nom W 1re.p street
On THURSDAY evening 2yth August. Jss McDo-sLp.
Jr., son OF james and Cstheria. Mcdonald sgsd t-o
years, eve months ana Nv. days
The friends and scqnsintsncss of the family rene-
rally are invited 70 attend the funeral from loo ooid
street ss t.e e'eloch p. n. on rr,ssy sosh inst
.sTa, only dsussier of william aud xssy orus,. aged
one year, three months and thirteen days
The frisnds and sequ.intane.s o. tb. family are re-
qu.stsd to attend the funeral thu. arerncon ct too
O'Clock, from rs Grove str~es. The r.maius wiu be
tsh.n 70 0r~~nvocd Cemetery tor intsrmsni.
On Thursdsy morning goth August, At Oyster Bay
Rev " g.sss-r. late psstsr Of the Pre- 1ill Bsp.
ust Church In this city
His nj. sds or. invited to attend his fupsr~ this
Vrdsy) shersoop, st three oelosh from tbs house Of
on THURSDAY. aStS August, Joss sro..,. ss, aged
i.ps sss rs.Ia.s, Of Ss- rorI Tor ,S. isss ,-yai,
me- funeral -m tsh.pl.o. On SUNDAY, s,oss o,e,o.t
p n from tbe r~sio.pee II b- Joha No 81 ninth
sv.pse. between sirt-s,h and ssvsnt-snth streets
Hs frisnos snd ssqusin'sne-s, and tho-s o. ths
ne.sc.sry Troop ar. invited 70 attend vitAous ssy
On rhprsssy evening. 10Th August Of old age, As-
ssn Weopssry. -idov ef Ieh.bcs aged ssnsty years
sr months snd one day she . revoiut,ousry pen
sicssr. her husband having served directly under
Gen Geo. Wsshinscn, In The vs~ " sh- rsvclution,
Her r.nsss .il ~ tsi.n fros sh- r.-,s-ses 81 her
son nlism. 70 rultor ssrs~a " sss atsts of Hev
Sssssy, Tor ins.rw.ps, on saturday, - nins A.
Jors s.ss.. bs ~sny y..ss sa-sias pby.icisn
4, Ls.I.v,l. xy, ish A.suss A-ssa. O. wHu,,
n. fvssrsI vfn s.ss ps.s. 81 O'Clock .. Friday.
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The New York herald., 1850-08-30

HI - 40 Aug " It3O.
The receipts tince our last have been -four. 900
hbls.; wheat. 900 bush com. lOV TAO bush In hour
We have more tslers than buyers NJ old priceJ via
~ for MichikRa moderate inquiry exists for
wheat and the MARKET h STEADY; ss.s of 1000 bushels
have been made st 7sc. for Ohio Corn is steady at
yea erusy's rates; small salrs OF mixed Western at
boso frrigbu-flour "a taken at 6Sc, wheat Ht lac.
and corn st po.
ALssri. Aug. ~. 1880
Receipts since our last lour. q 600 bbis wheat
~ 600 busbsIs; corn, 600 bushels flour st-ady
but Inactive Wheat T. Dull but pric.s nev-rt h.ess
brm Sales have been made Of z 500 buahsIs, at
1opc for Osnssee Tue transaction. 10 corn are H.
n.d; 1000 bushels have bssn disposed Of at ole
MIXED Western; bOo bushels two ro-.d barley we're
iold at Tsc, and 1000 bushels oats at Ale.
R.LrtnoRr. Aug ~. 1850.
Flour has further declined 81 81 81 " Tor City
Mills and Howard street. Drain IL uuchanged To-
bscco 10 nrm. With an upvard tendency