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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10
CHOLERA.

PITTsDUnoH, Aug. 5.-The prevalence OF
the Cholera in this city,is beginning to create
much alarm. From some unexplained cause
VIC have no sanitary committee 10 report .
correct lis, of deaths: though the cholera i:
evidently increasing. An undertaken told
me this morning that there were as many as
thirty interments on Sunday, yesterday.
This is perhaps slight cXaggera,ion The
fatality appears 10 be confined principally
among the Germans aud poorer classes. The
Incorporate use of vegetables is the princi
pal cause.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

LORD BRoUGnAM, the English papers state,
at meeting of the Law Amendment Socie-
ty, lately announced his intention to proceed
10 the United States, in January or February
next, with view to cooperate with the law
reformers in this country, which had already
so distinguished itself in the science of juris-
prudence.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10
Baltimore Market.

Aug. G, 1850,
WnEAT-Small sales of good to prime reds
were made to-day at llS cts, and Penn.
white at l25 els.
CoRN.-White at 65 a &c cents, and of yell
low at &c cents.
Sales of Maryland Rye al 62 a 63 cents.
OATs.-prices rauge from A to 45 cents.
WHIsEEY- Sales of hbls were made at 26
cents, and OF hhds al 25 cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

TIE Corn CRoP IN NORTH CAROLINA
The Norfolk Beacon learns that the corr
crop has improved very much since the
storm, and it is now though ht that at least a
half crop will be raised, if the weather
continues favorable.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

THE SPANISH PRINcE.-The body of the
deceased infant FRINGE of Spain was cm-
balmed, and placed in the royal chapel.
Among the measures employed 10 preserve
the life of the Prince were poultices, baths
of ether, initiation by bellows, and finally the
placing of the body in the warm skin of Il
sheep which was killed in the royal cham.
Der,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10
SeSkE&EIEI'S
TONIC MIXTURE,


fuR TIE CURE OF FEVER AND AGUE.-WAR-
RANTED.
'llS urrvale) medicine mny be relied on when near
ly all other remedies fail Its value is not sufficiently
known, therefore, the proprietor desires to enlarge the
field of Us usefulness by making known its virtues and Ell
ccy thousands Of sufferers who are aware that they
can he speedily and radically cured of
FEVER AND AGUE,
wh,' the usc Of poisonous drugs, naGseous poons
the tccuous Effects Of qunirc II is offered To the pub
lc nj low price 10 place it within the reach of n, assured
tHri those who use it according 10 directions viii find it
slic url speedy cure for
FEVER AND IIGuE.
I, is rot disarrct1'c nanseang compound hut agree-
alb, tonic calculated 10 remove the disease and give healthy
action 81 the stomach and bowels.
Prepared only hy NTarslsll x Coz und sold wholesnlos
nui retail by Rowmd & Son, No. 81 North 9th Street,
phodcuhaIrcc 81 per single bottle, and S5 per doI
Jnne ~, 1-1n--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

THERE is a lady in Cincinnati who has LOST
three husbands by death within ten months,
and is now engaged ,oa fourth! She seems
determined 10 see her way through life by
the light of Ilymen's torch.
The CRops in western New York are said
to have never appeared more abundant and
promising.
JuGpE WASHINGTON declines 10 deliver a
eulogy upon General Taylor in Lowell.
SANTA ANNA has gone into the brokerage
business in Carihagcna, New Grenada.
The attempt 10 light Schenectady with red
head girls, has been abandoned, but the girls
have not,
/, A CANARY bird in Cincinnati whistles walt
zes. Another one has been trained TO per
form, and very swcciy too, the air of cyan
kec Doodle"
The generosity of Cincinnati butchers has
no limit, hundreds OF dollars worth Of beef is
weekly distributed among the poor.
FRowNs blight young children, as frosty
nights blight young plants.
MARTIN VAN buren, and his sons, john
and Abraham, are ut Saratoga.
MoNEY is the servant Of some men, and
the master of others.
NOVEL IMroRTATIoN.---llalf Il pound OF tea
seed in the ship North Bend, of Calcutta, at
Boston, to Junius smith, Of New York.
a IloUsE FOR THE ROYAL CBILDREN.--Thc
Queen Of England has recently purchased
the Rockwell Hall estates, near Norwood,
Surrey, for a nurscy for the young princes
and prnccSscs.
TnG LAwpEycE DIVORCE CAsE.-Fhc
Boston Post touches of this case as fol-
lows
Why this divorce because, my FREUD,
kcn,uoly'a laws arc so inhumon,
They won, allow free white man
70 marty with a colgrcR ,r,Al3@.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10
NOTICE.

FlSlIE Books of Thomas A. Ellington. late
u sheriff of Northumberland county. have been
lcll in my hands for collection. Illlcrsona indtlr
ted 10 him for Sheriff fees, are required To cal
immediately for settlement Otherwise suits vii
hc brought. without respect 10 PERSONS.
FREDERICK LAZARUS, J. =.
Sunlury, August 3, lS5O.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

SARATOGA Is FULL.-1he Albany Atlas
says, that 1850 persons dincd at the United
States Hotel on Sunday last and that Con-
gress Hall, the Union, and other boarding
houses, were, at the same time, filled TO over.
flowing. There are 5000 visiters at the
place, many of whom, OF course, are colo.
nized al private houses,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby given, that letters testa-
~ menlury, on the estate Of Thomas Vastine,
late of Shamokin township, dec'd have been
granted TO the subscribers. All persons having
demands against said estate are requested to pre-
sent them Tor examination and settlement, and
those indebted are requested To make immediate
payment WILLIAM VASTINE,
AMOS NASTINE
shsmoklu tshp. luly -, lS50---6t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

| Jas T Sutton q Go VS. Samuel Kyle
| j y Miller Indorsec &c VS. J sweny q Son
Clayton for McWams VS. Jos Savidgc
VIM l. Dcwart VS. Newfoundland county
| X ID Cummings VS. Montgomery d Mastecr
M Miller VS. II & + Wilhelm
Jacob Stitzc VS. Samuel ], Beer
B X Kasc VS. Geo A Dixon
q j yson for job Tyson VS. Daniel j.. Schncck
John Hanc and wife VS. Susan Batcnstinc
jas Carothcr CT al VS. Edward u Pearcc
Php Billmycr VS. ID III Watson
Jacob Niltrauct VS. Samuel Jarret
Frederick Shcll VS. G + Kuls adm'rs e al
Mccormick VS. John Bailey
William pcrsiht vs. Peter Adams
IDhn Kcssltr VS. Geo Shailcr
John Dalcsmar vs. IIullihrn
ico A pslcy vs. Northumberland county
James Dirll;ubach a same
y Fryer u VIM M6ycr VS. Elias Garman
VIM NJ Autcn VS. Thomas Rnscr
VIM Mctlcry rs u Cummings
George Lawrence W. Allen Shrcvcr
JOHN FARNSWORTH, itothry.
Prothonoary office
SUnlury, July &, 1850. s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

"WHAT WOULD LIKE TO HAVE !" said Mrs.
Wnterblossom. "Why, a two bushol basket
full of needles, and all Of them ere needles
worn clean up TO the eyes making bags, and
all of them ere bags chock full Of dimurs.
You wouldn't talk about CalIorny arter
thatD
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10
NOTICE.

A hh persons indebted 10 the subscriber on
- Notes, Book Accounts aud Constable Fees
are hereby informed that his looks &c., have
been placed in the hauds of j. II Hirlmtnnan
ESD, lor collection and will hc put into suit with
out delay if not Immediately attended To-.
THOMAS \, BlLLLNGTON.
Sunbury, August 3, lS5O.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10
T.EsTsT'sssss f CO.

IMruE"Erg or ruNElGN
Books, Prints ElgI3yiGga. Stationary
6lIt EraNics ami BEl'siCi1I snalcsg-
lhCStiS.
NJ rs North 2nd ST., between Arch & Race,
ruiIarrLrGA.
IMPORFio 10 order ana hayc constantly on hand
very large assortment Of gonds in The above
named lines at wholesale aud retail Principally (:
5-s3 CD C2o 20 80, G@-3
IL German, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French. Italian
Spanish and other languages; Classics Dction-
aries, Grammrrs, NocnhuIarics, School, Juvenile,
Picture, Drawing and Model Books for Architects
Cabinet Carriage and other manufacturers.
MAPS, GLOBES and Blank Books of cybry
description. Splendid Lithographic and other
Prints.
MUSICAL INSTEJnENTS.
Accordcons, Banios, Bows f0r all string instru-
mcnta, Bridge and railpicccs Clnrioncts, Flies,
FnccoIrts, Flutes, Guitars Octave Flutes, Patent
Heads for Guitars and Eiolnccllns, Tamh.nIrincs.
Tuning Forks aud Hammers Victims, Violin and
Guitar Pegs Nionccllos and Strings for all kinds
of Instruments Wholesale and RetaI--Acccr-
dCOus repaired.
Also constantly on hand, wholesale and retnil,
large assortment Of the very best
GERMAN BRONZE POWDER
Dutch Mctnl.---FrenCh and Florence Leaf Metal
rrs--liairpcnciIs,-Fahc and other
Lcadpcncils,-R White and Black Chalk Cray
Mathematical Instruments s,-Scariicdto tors
Spring lIanccts--Pocket Prescription and Gold
Scales and Wcishts-l.eitcr, Fancy colorcd aud
gilt Papcr-Playing Cards and othcr French and
German Fancy Articles, for the sale of which
they are tho MANUFACTURERS AGENTS.
July 6, ls50--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

READY MADE
o3GaoHta r-eAJG
WE lake this method to inform the readers of
w the Sunbuy American, that, should they
visit, Phadclphia, III guest Of
Good and Cheap Clothing,
and favor Us with call, they snail not he dsap-
pointed in oblalning ihc best Of garments mt the
lowest cash prices. We have now on hand the
largest assortment ever offered in Philadelphia,
among which arc DRESS and FEOcK COATS
FROM 50 To Sis. PANTS aud VESTS IRON %
els. 10 50, OVER COATS, CLDAkS, BUSH
NESS SACK COATS uud COATTEES, all of
which shall lcsold al sach pdce5 as 10 mako il
an ohlrct ior thr people OF Sunbury aud the sur
rounding country tovAtoud Ia us their patronage.
PERRY il. M'NEiLLE & 60.
South East corner of 9th and Market.
July i3, ls50.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

FREDERICK DOUGLASS was mobbed in
Columbus, Ohio lately, and barely escaped
with his life,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10
I'D i p ID.

In jackson township on the 18th uIt, Mr.
ROBERT WEST BEACllEL, aged u years
months and 2S days.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10
Is TIE H0UsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
UnIriSblrr. Mnrch IL 1870


I, William Jack. Chic Clerk Of the House of Rcpresrn-
tativcs Of PrmsyHnia do hereby certify that the trri-
lnE resolution, (No 10 The Senate file and No 2I on
tie House journal of the present Scsspn) entitled "Rcsr-
niinn rrailVc 10 the amendment Of the ClnsuGon'-it
l"n" the resolution which Vls agreed IN I,y a ,.-
lnriN o the members elected tp each House Of the last
lcglsl1tireaitor hitting been duly considered and discus
S', this dny agreed tu hv II majority uf the members
Ccrtc o. and serving the House OF Reprcscntavrs uf
Pcsy anIa M its present session. wei appear by their
votes given on the final passage OF the rcsJuon us fol-
lows. viz:
Those voting in favor of the rnss'rc Of the resolution
Were, John Ackcr. John ANlsnu Nlium Baker, Ruhrtt
Baldwin. Dntil /. Bent, Craig Eldc jeremiah Black.
John :. B'vcn, William Brindlc, Daniel Il. B. Brewer.
Jesse r. Burden, John Cessna. Henry Church, John ~
C"nmgham Sylvester CrdIuh, penirniu G. DAVID, VIII
liam !. Huhhls, james =. Dnuucr. Thumls Dmlran
VIM. Dunn, VIM. Espcy. John C. Evans, Wilum Evans,
a Scott Ewing, Alexander : Feather, Junrs Flowers.
Benjamin ]. Former, AlcSanlcr Gihbruy, T'Inmls L.
nln George H. llrt, Lclcrt Hart. John Hastings, Will
liam llenph, John lugc, Henry lupl', Lewis Her
ford Washington J, Jackson, Nicholas Jones', John "
hlngcr Charles l; hnkead, Robert kllZ, Harrison p
LAIRD. Morris lcech. Jonathan u. icci, Ans m I,oird
J"mes j. Lewis, Henry Little, Jonas L. M'CUnoc;, John
F. VI tul"cl, AlcSIUIcr c. M'Curiy John M'lHnghlin,
John h'l.can, Samuel Marx. Jnm H. Alcek, Michael Ny
err. John Miller, Joseph G. Mulrv, John - Morris, VIM
T. Morrison, Ezekiel MowIy. Edward Nicklcsm, Jacob
NisSly Charles p'Nci, John B Pachcr Joseph c. Powell
James c. Reid John : Rhcy, Lewis Roberts Simuc
Robson. John II. Ruhartnrl. tlrnn w SrUIird Ih'mgs
C. Scoucr, William Sr.inrr, Richard Simps ,u, Iii Sl
William smith, William A. Smlh. DIni, NJ. Suyssr. v H.
liam H. Spuder, Thomas Steel David Steward Charles
Walker, IhnIms Watson, Sidney r. Wells, Ilirun A,
Williams Daniel Icrbcy, aud John ; MCanont, SPEAK
ER--Nt3is II.
Those voting against the passage Of the resolution were,
Augustus h. Comyn, David Evans and james NJ Potter
NayS3
Extract frOmthc Journal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

New ENLAsD has expended $4,000, 900
III Railroads in iouT Yeas.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

MERCHANTS GARGLING OIL 1t is
worthy OF special remark, that besides the
great and extraordinary powers in the cure
of diseases of the horse in which its virtues
first attracted the attention Of the GTricr and
Jdrmcr and the wonder of the public gener-
ally, it has been successfully employed in a
great variety of the maladies which affect
the human race; aud it has proved, by the
wonderful cures it has performed on The
lower animals, that it is endowed with cura-
tive properties not found in other horse oils,
which has established lis claims to general
confidence. A pamphlet of description may
be had GRATIS of the agent.
Sold by II. Masser, Sunbury, and other
Druggists in the u. States.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10
LIST OF JURORS.
Grand Jurors

akF Northumberland County for August Term
" A, ID. 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10
LIST OF CAUSES.


FNOR trial in the Court Conrton Pleas Of Nor
e. thumbcrland County at August Term 1850.
p IIilcman admir-. of Geo. -, The heirs Of Ihos.
Grant decd. Grant
Bowers Lowhcr ct al VS. George Miller d son
same vs. Jonas BowItan
Jonas Bowman ct ii VS. Samuel kaufman
Dan,n'S l,',!, e " ro''s'lno VS. Haywood & Snyder
VIM & r. Fcgciy VS. George IIcckcrt
Frederick Kccnct IS Nm AyUs
Henry II. Burr VS. VIM. McCay sadm'rs
I,ach Sroecker vs. Jacob Holman
Peter Richtcrs cXrs VS. Dodge q Barrct
Ann Myers VS. Dcwart& Jordan ctal
Rachael McCany VS. Elizabeth Wcitzclct al
VIM d. K. Fegcly & Co. vs. John Shisslcr
Jacob Karchncr Daniel Frymiro ct al
Chas. w. Richards VS. Joseph Petit
Mary Snyder ct al VS. Robert W Dunn
same VS. James Dunn
VIM II Thompson Ns Jacob Cabcl
Pontius d THOMPSON VS. Samuel Il Wood
.,.. S ID Jordan, 5 Hunter
''i''' lot sam u'iii'" Alex Jordan
John B Miller VS. John b Boyd's cx'rs
Robert McCay VS. Eward 4 kuizucr
Jacob Philips vs. George Il. Wcimcr
4 > Lawrence adm, adm vs. Peter & WCimcr ct dl
] CLAYTON for McWiams vs. John Bowen
T O'Donncll for Wm + Magic vs John Divers
Mary Nickcry VS. Peter fcsslcr
same Us Peter Brosious
same vs. John Bohb
same VI Daniel Gonscrt
| Charles II Frick W Eli Slilor
| Thos Cummings cl al VS. Pafkc N ID x Rishtl
! Jonathan Lcrdau ct al rs VIM McCays adm Is
| Clusiian iullingcr VS. Charles ilouscl
| Gtorgc TfoNel IS BcEi G.. Clayton
! ChiS 4. Andre vs. +. Matthews
/ Danirl Hanalach vs. John Conrad
| Moses Bower vs. Richard Gnoiman
| Samuel Seaman vs thuip Hpnyd
slIhc VI tc1 bowman
/ s.. 4. Jordan ct al vs. John Arnold
! las Carpthrr.rta al vs. Iohn n Lame ct al
! ! Dixon ty G. \ Dixon " Bonham X kasc
! ! Hunter q wife W Dr. j 5 Doueh
! rs Caul d q Iawrcnccys ys Ii q r Wilhelm
! Hannah Montgomery vs. Joseph Rhoads
! Green q Bros. for 4 Toward VS. Henry Laniz
! David Perry Va Abraham Lunger
same vs. Henry Haldermah
! Com. for = llcman 1hos Ellington
! Elizabeth Fricks cx'rs VS. John Frick's ex'rs
| Montgomery A Swony VS. james Covert
! John Baily VS. Samuel Blaln
/ VIM McClery VS. Samuel a Leidy
Benz Hummel VS. Philip Clotieer
Margaret Summer vs. The ex'r of II Summer
,y. w h Shoemaker admir-
Jas nNAi"''i'A Of John Haas decd
| Jonathan Sliyet Iohn Hummel
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

DLANk PAHcHnkNr PAFfR DkEDs just prin-
ID ted and lor sale at tins office
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-08-10

4 RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID AND cox
- GRESo I'M tor sale al this aii,co.
The New York herald., 1850-08-31
THE EXECUTION.

The Sheriff then turned round, faced the prisoner,
took single step placed his foot spring part
Of thu platform which Professor webster stood fs
and the unfortunsts man vas hanging By the neck
The fall about sishs feet and 70 Appearances hk
The New York herald., 1850-08-31
TWO CENTS.

prices IL downwards; Jamaica AS to l00s and Plants.
ton Ceylon 62s to 53s per owt East India ginger l6s
to us, and Para cocoa Ts per cvt. Rice-The sales
10 600 bags Bengal at So Cd to lis for low brokers
to very good white Rum-East India for export only
at Is sd per gal proof TesThe market has been lees
active this week bat alteration In prices be quot
ed Garnet shelllac Ais to 44s lac dye East Indis
gum arabic ass, Peague cutch 1ss 3D. sago -four l8s
to lss Cd castor oil 4sd to 64d; myrsbolams 3s 3D.
tin Sis satpetrs us Cd to 2ss Cd for to So per
cent reiracon nitrate Of soda 13s Sd from ship, and
lss Cd to 13s. cd from store Dyewoods-5t Domin-
go loewood ca to "a 2s 3D.; Cuba fustic f8 los t.
80; Savanilla f5; and Rokelle camwood E2t
per ton American rosip, Of fine quality. s.
I'd per cwt. Ashes, the rpot and for delivery
eos TO 3Is Cd for pots and Sis 3D. to 32s Cd per vt
higher prices ssked. 0porto red. italian aud
Bologna argols sold at steady prices Turkey maddsr
roots ass to 49s French at previous rates Olive oil
has continued in good request at fully previous rates
Seal oil E33 los per tuD for pale and coored at pro-
Portionste prices Lard oil 36s per cwt and spirits
Of turpentine, 2Ss Cd per cwt Palm oil, f2s los to
rs l5s. Tallow-P Y. G ranges from 37s Sd to 37s.
the latter quotation being for few bales Of extra ne
LUKRrooL PaovisIos MARkEr, Friday, August 10
Thee has not been much activity for beet few sales
of mtddling quality are reported, at about former
prices. In pork, the stock being chiefly Of middlns
description, the sales have not been extensive Wa
have again experienced good demand for bacon from
the Irish buyers and full prices have bee realized Tor
ordinary descriptions nns qualities have been very
little inqsired for OF shoulders there have been .
few arrivals. which will meet with free saie Hams
remain very dull The salss OF lard reach 100 tons
SO nrm. We note no improvement In the demand fos
cheese
The New York herald., 1850-08-31


meek was dsiocated He struggled but little and evi
IDENTIFY suffered pain The only evidence of the
death struugle vhich bs nm ,n,fs stsa va. .,,h, -
-, ee' :. =.
vuisFe movement Oh legs which were partially
drawn up for instant. In less than four minutes
all siuns NJ i,fa vers axt;pct aud profassor yv.h.,
- - 's''' " 0"''e'
was tne otner "ora tnere We trust TO receive for
giveness for his crime.
After remaining suspended inst half an bovr Ds-
Heprx q CLARK ana chsrIas TT stsaman ax.,niraa,h.
hoav and ;ntorr,ing ths sheriff thst it, go ar,,s ~
tbst oN1cer so decIsrsd n 70 the legal w,t.ss. go
snectstors ana ar ths .ama tiwa ths = "a ,na -,
nssses In The ma no m tha commo.ra.,h e. 10 ,,s
in- and aiding the ofBoers OF ths iaw in ,bs nsTs
dntv which hsd iust been neryormsa f
nine conn painted biach vss then n,..ss h.,..,b
the bodv Ths corpse Was iovsrsd ths rons rsno.d
from the neck the lid Of the cofau was nailed down.
And ths bod vasv than renewed 70 ths 90 -hsh o.
frssor webster rscsntiv oceun,sd s.~o,a;. go 20 ~ ~
protassor,s .xnrsss ALL iii, I ~ .iy .i'I
exenin1 snS thsu ~ dsI;vrs w ~ ~ ne.s W. W
nrtortnrsts c,in;n.i ~ W ' "'eAu'o Vi s"'
Wbile living Prossssor wshstsr .r;o,, "a ,h sh,,e
NOT to nsrmit nv nsrson to ooI =, ~" -. h
tbev vera in aha All nraars,srd ,h.t Is. =; " ~e ,h
svey1ns tha hodw h y h tI.n =, Chr.s Ss .Ay ~ .ne
rsnrsunts M ~ M % a. tr ~ ~ $500. s
niacs on sunSsv nsrt The Losx I'll, hs aano.;.a% A.;
ths S.miiy van, - Mnnrt ,h vi Us - a ~
hssrtit,,i ..rasts,,s - th TS ~ ns y, te mos'
1891 .,,h ~ % s :. s.o WIN. 'nlns DOLL
Wshster himssT ~ Aso~ " Ai''''Soi
The New York herald., 1850-08-31

Lorpor, August 1s-6 O'Clock r. NJ
We have little change 70 notice In markets this
week The home trade proceeds ss,isfsetorily, and
consumption Ia going on on q generally increased
scale corse, however, stili forming the exception
Cotton 10 Ma lower, with Al. position TO realise
Prices Of have been fairly maintained thu eject
Of large supplies Of foreign vhsst and -four hsvins
been eoustsractsd by partial complaints Of the wheat
crop Money remains very sbu.dsst
The business has been very limited In AsssrcAs
sroos this week. Some United States o., Ceupsn
Bonds, have been placed At ieek come Massachusetts,
Sterling Bonds at ios; P.sssyivapis ss st % and o.
Michigan, ~ as; Isdisna STATE. ss "a; and r.aois
Internal improvement, st 90 per cent
Asrss continue 10 be held firmly, bat Transactions
have been limited. We quote pots 9ss pearls sis.
cesrirsAL is rather cheaper Sales confined 20 100
esss OF AL sorts. We quote Honduras black g. "a.
es "a siivu as. "a ts "a, Msxicas black ~ "a. .
CccoA- 20 b~ss rrinidsd st sustics yesterday sslA
freely at t3r Cd for ordinary sp TO ks 81 for good
bold ree being rather dearer and parsels
nsve changed hands By private contract st siniiss
Cows remains neglected. bu, iitti. assp.sslou n
svincsd ~ holders 10 sccept lover rates Native Cey
Ion bsfnes tos tis 10 retail OF 900 casks 700 bags
ysn,ssor q vs,sous sseticns barely one half
sns.d 81 partial reduction Of 10 n A214 ba9s
cossa Ries IN sas TO-DAY vsvs bswsver ell SOLE Il vsy
AR rss.s v's ~ "a s1s., snd Soso bess s. DO
ssnso havs hen taken at Sos. In Aoasins esresss
nc<hinG ecne bet for one of coed apsts Ric asivsr
he ~ 1rssss, 90 has hsen oRs~~d Ana r~fn~sA IN
the neas porte there 4 littis stirxns ~ osaA sxk
sssn ne nssrsst vsius sos "sss< ers." ceapsay
The New York herald., 1850-08-31
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICAS MAILS.

The steamship America, Capt. Shannon, arrived ss
this port early yesterday morning She left Liverpool
ON Saturday, the 18th inst
We And that our telegrap abstract of her news
was full and complete.
The American frigate Independence, having on
board his excellency, Mr.. Clay, the United States
charge saires to Portugal in tow of ths steam fri
gate Mississippi passed the 25th ult, for Naples
The American store chip Erie, 10 days. from Mar
seilles having on board the Turkish commissioner to
the United States and suite, arrived at Gibraltar on
the LIST. and sailed on the I'd inst for New York
The Hanoverian government, anxious to promote
the interests of its free port at Horburg on the
left bank Of the Elbe has granted by order of tho
9th August 1880 the remission Of the State duties
on al goods arriving by sea st that harbor
Annexed the quotations Of A mericaa securities