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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
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ALBANY septll-cai seAs Benz Field, Peru, and Albany 70
ALEXANDRIA sepI-sld Jte Zoera Hardy, Baltimore On
bark Edward Dearborn, babadoe' b ors 'laaif'p" DV
BATH SEPT PAR or. aaca NTH Boston; schs Elem Ks
ley d r., n'sg Harry chmd ef hrsy TO- G. ,,,o Tm
Hnkey Batmo[+ Ba1t, ir WnohestsG Wm9t gsa a,.
6Iead McDo'a Eas7o 1 otlato ,mnond Esvoh ft,s
sun Wa5' ADDISON Harriet Dunon wsspot Cherry Coo% NJ
me"s DO Champion Williams, DO Despatch Crosby, do .SonsG
Dlnton er Dra6ar 10 onhan May Tuner Port
1ao NE p Wooa"sn do ehI %srm y ef Bangor Ar Ss
BALTIMORE Eagle cro"e PhAiPha brig Georss Fylar PhA
Nontano Hee troy and bsa STATE Of Nne Roger isondoag
Isrs cfoTe Newark Isabella Afb-csm New YORK; cyprl
COZ Sarah Buck io.e do Ellen Merrman Meunau do; FOrdl
erosr saia jane Tdsey ed,,a ABBY GAZE paeoSa .fsg
. Mses H VII Of S ia p No. s
ga Do" Dresden Sid Sunday BARI Lacon and bnCa hedfon an
BANGOR, sePtl2Arrsehs Eagle currsr Hogbao Republic
s~ey Salem Ga i3'l 'eh' one5ia, Hewcy Lynn, anaao
.mLTh0RE, Sept 5Ar borks syph, Ryder, Boston; El5
Egnn DO sC6s Courier Kfaan, Charleston Thos 8eelet nay
Ihe Brilliant lron Charleston Nofa
Oy bowsprt standing The last night the Bag, wa
ia tsa ,. BsIa Vita c6 0rdeman, Tahi
lo9 Emma Adop Rslmaad Hap Sofb SofioE anj Peets5ag
6aPne Gag do; w i9:9.' md Albany SO on Saturday
Inta7oa Texas Memphis Smell, Chaeon, w Robns, SMITH
BAhNsTABLE Sept 9Ar sch sasaaa1 Crosby Boston Tor A
oaay sd ~, sch Eliza thn Boston Hartford
BEVERLY Sept Esd sens Lex nson, smith, ard Laaa
cHARLEsToN ssp,2-lrr ship E,se1 WEIGH Ca,dG lwaeG
sShs I / . "r Goley p"adepha Heoy Draaey Do 80 co.
Cha ~ abs aaPhrey New YORK. ors Gha Keha" AsSa
Gen C1leh DS99 ssya.aa 7,f cajet, Ach Bal'noG y
GEoRGGToWS, & set ar brig Eugene Small, c4arht
ton ID 20 Captain md psrt Of ~ Grey ore st va
@ aL9is9 b sops XVI a Charleston Sch Foster Smith, 81
y9,IpL,se No[nso. o. ~ ~ so 'e. Seneca cAahe N'S
SrrtIt -T-ab FINN va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
MnrGe ts....ALsASY, Sept 10
Since our last the

Since our last the following have been the re-
ceints ;-FLouR-I6GCO bbls; WHEAr-20OO olSGes;
CoRN-None; BARLEY-22,OOO bushes The saes have
been Gee at the following prcsa 69@+ 81 1917 sssn'
STATE 4Se6i8I for Micuisau Fancy 67@5i laC00 bush
els tyy rowed Barley we're soid al IOc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

FLOUR AND AEAL-lu Flour The maEEeI u vary hrul,
particularly FOR low grade, fe1h ground Bste Tna Ia.
Quiry fair for export ell as for he zde. We
cerssId thsre Erglbh orders hers for hua.
dred thousand bb3 bat al rstea bsoW Inc marsoI Toe
sales ~ Dolls domestic at 50 y; for No 30
for old State ard Western; 4d4 60 Tor fresh ground
State; e3G4 IS FOR Stalls; 6JD4 81 FOR Michigan
and Ohio loR gFades new S5G5 ~ Tor puro 3aueae9.
CSuacisn 10 fair Request Sales 1000 hbs - Tor sour
Is for ire1h ground. IL Southern descriptions lhefe 10
good demand Tor Old, but moderate irqlify for
The taes 1880 bbls al o6G5 p iot Old 2565 81 for
there we're also IAss so oois Richmond c " HsX.
sill previous prices Meal ouoyaul s&!es 500
bnS al l2!G3 10. Rye Flour s s. Win go or $50
sbls
GRAIH-fhe Wheat make! Is in good demand, with
gh rseeipts Holders hTn The saleG arc 100 6Qa.
CeEe3ee e. is krd 800 bQIhelI common Clio n e0
The Corn naIkel opened im b1I VIII moderate de.
nsnd but al The cese lie GzIkel hesyy inside -.
Sales sre Is 9e bashes 5S66ic Tor Westsyu MY
ed toe for yellow; e5dG3i wee1ly Southern 81 flf
rocrt Northern RJeis ask Sales Geo b1shoi5 a. 70c
OATS firm and IN GOOD demand. sAes HoIthau az 0p
!5c; IerseJ IS go; Southern 3iQ37.
PR0VlSIONs-Fhe market 10! Pork il i'm but dali at
the clc The Isss 500 bbls al 10 Al f0Y Me9s E FOR
Prime Tbs inferior descriptions are sca,ee Beef la Ia
coed 7es2 Senard Ssss 4GG It's ATT $3.50 l1f Mssa
snd S5e6 for Prime. Tha damand is fair or Lard viii
sales SO or let bbls far manufacturing At g. 7 and
Grease 5;G5 lll6c. In Cutheaa lhere Ia CADET bal
firm naIkei
on ckKE-A sale Of rs nuns thck was made al $40
q So
OIL HEAL-U1 IS 2 cvt aad 10 rod demand
LIE E-Aboui stG anis RlcaIsRG sod al l. la7ag lash
9liS-Are rel se1s'sl7 iirssad e heavy el7< 3S6i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

MEETINGS To NIeHr.-The Central Committee
of the United Trades industrial Congress- al the
New City Hail. Park, and the German Congress
OF Industrials at Hillenbrand's, Hesterst between
Mott and Elizabeth sts. Bricklayers and Plaster
ers who we are glad to learn arc getting along
finely, and are far from being dissol7ed0 Military
BaD, Bowery opposite Springst,; Operative Brick
and Stone Ma1ong, Montgomery Hail. IS Prince at.
ear Broadway; the B Benevolent Coopers Keen's
l4.b ard Hotel, corner of Grand and Elizabeth
sts. the U. B Land Society, l27 Grand st aud the
EXEMPT Firemen, FiremRn,s Hau, Mefcer'st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

Total ,,...,,,......., S45,O es ~
This shows very handsome improvement rom
isst year and an enward progress in the career o.
,flsimportsnt work. a
The result of the FIRST eight months OF this ana
,stt year, has been as annexed = .,,.,,s
- r. eant 1910 eo 3 9oS
50,....'',.s'.''''''''''''''
Exee,,ln
The Lirergool Times says, that the american
f5oeo,.necket .biUs arriving in the London docks
ron New York. continue to bring large quantities
Of wine the produce OF the south OF Europe as part
If their cargoes. for reaoons which make it more
advantageous to carry the wine tgice ACROSS the
Atlantic than to import it direct.
The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company are
rsaying their Road between Amboy and CAnaen
with very heavy rails The work Of reaying THIS
Road was begun year Or two ago. The hfst fsn9
ror the new track were made at the Works OF the
Trenton lion Company, for s55 tun That Com
n,n7 had contract for 500 tuna, bat they 'elin-
oQisbed it after making about 300 suns The hail-
road Company theR sent to England, and bought
the rails there Oh sach terms that they COST when
delivered at Amboy, only s42 tun. 500 tuns are
now unloading Enere' LIB HAc "A4oN N"1-f
throughout with rail, will il al probability % the
main line Of travel between Philadelphia ana Ne"'
York.
The Egening Journal gives the annexed state
ment of receipts at tde-wsteF
The quantity of Flour, Wheat Corn and Barley
left at Tidewater, during the I'd week IN sept,
oftbe wears ls49 and 1850, is as follows:
1919 @'s5 3 F. $s! 3 i55:2 1:sf IS
1rc.,..,...8e,044 s0763 Dec 6O4J2 In 1896
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles lett
At tide.Water, from the commencement OF navlga'
ton TO the 4th Sept. inclusive, during the years
ls49 and 1850, ia as follows: ~. =
1e4e.,,......,..l,5I20 lo52853 3897es6 I5dS
IS5O. S6s,l52 9SolF 260964@ SzS'os@
pec..,.,....iS79s8 72,7o6 l,248,oi4 In 2lo598
Tho aggregate quantity of the same atsices ieH
at tide. water, from the commencement OF naVl6a-
ton to the 4th Sept. inclusive, during the years
l84s and 1850, is as follows;
Flour bbls Wheat,bu Corn, M barley oas
IQAe ,....,., S25Oi3 1852 500 1,7o7 5I5 5oii3o
i850,.,.,,,...l,SeS l52 990,l47 2669642 3-o,Vs]
1rc.......... 49, 1909 De l52 In 9o2S29 l7l606
By reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity oi
the latter left al tide.wgt this year, compared
with the corresponding period Of last year, shows
a decreaGe Of SO, 500 barrels OF Flour
The following table shows the quantity OF some
of the principal articles produce LET'S at tide wa
ter from the commencement OF navigation 20 tae
l4th OF Sept. inclusive, during the years lS48, i5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YoRK....sEPr 10,
Ilis,HrNA.

Ships os nqtcn De Ba'y Finch MeRf iJ.o h S
on Frot & Hicks julia Howard Buea ley CharIeston Thomas
Warie Charleston Ryar. ChaTltston , ,,. III, Sauna,
Pats Edna Bbb.us Malaga itayera bad"hi hse 9O1f9'
C9rienaa g NatanEas r c Read ,. ,rul,,, {. 20.
Bss v Lawrence a{er SsnTa' s%R, ,om sses" Cur,
QUE " ssar. Henry Woods, chmbefna NodolSi Linden
Knapp Mobile s,nrses, Chairman x C9 a0seNc' Ha'''N " WA
st las Chase goson Jones ooS av2 29-a, psm Nc;
Sshc Warne Norfolk; Martha Jane Daring Wafeh"pj Je
Isi erGg Townsend wilmington. NC Noble leaad t i
II. ss,s y Hand Ackar Antigua. Mailer * lof1i N'i'
Iy.bA 81 ,a,ys Ga Il Buck W CALDWELL hAnAn WE
mingon Nc; Novelty, Bry-"n Philadelphia
Soou Eew. York, Jones, New Haven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
Observation-Disclosures, Sept 10.

The receipts since our last have been as iouo"s'
Fl ous-4 600 bbls WHEAr-6 Oe0 bushels CoRN-Nopo,
Western FLOUR 10 irm, wiki moderate demand ios VIC
home trade snd for exp1r,-l0O0 bbs wore ood ri 81
for Michigan In WssAr prime OHIO 70 IN good aensoa
with sales Of 10 coo bushels al SIC CORN 10 n'tn SUI ~
orod demand tie transactions been 10 coo bushels al
ESr for mixed Western. Fretghts ere without change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
Rsneinta OF Preduee

Bvthe North Rieer Boats Sept, los goo DDS DIS
F1epT ~ do Ashes $50 pkgo Blusr S+ bales Wool 800
bu,nsls Osts IL 78do Wheat 10 70 dc Cora 10 aesa ia
lie, 81 live Aogs, us iuas on osAe' iio oois "HSAS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
BEaSeTH.
Yovelau Ports,

Arr Sag Habor Sept Harry Lowen rom osette w
ST Helena v til 1870 bbls sp DO Sh OIL auj 5000 bl bone
spoksnAug 49, Ion 40 81, whale ship Neptune OF AaB
Beilor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
Rv Telegraph.

Markets ....SALTlMoRE, sept 10.
Sales of Howard.st. FLOUR have taken plaee d.
&. 81. snd eco bbls City Mius al - Red WEE ~
Is; White dol u.s. CoKS sc aooc PROVISIONS S'0 '-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
Nala1ranh.

BosfUs ptt7AT barks nfebcs AID Zion BALTIMORE Sch
Mar D seuil sayaauaai Fremont; AoruA.
CD ing c+ne. Charleston; 'shs s'tp.g Pbleephsj Raa
.er. R,sl n.Fnd. 4 Lay-rease, hyeEk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
pnaseuxara Arrived

pc SOP atgtndert ,a M 1s Ssa dSo %, Loa
@ on Robert Freemeu and Mrs Freeman OF Newcastle
knsa9 'g fsa Fied, 5r LiyteoosIr Cox and FANNY Mr.
Ritchugs and family =, 9 t rir,y,5si-R Rev WIN II Ir.
@ and son sses Moore, strs Wete fFS9 lie
kirgstol oIeary Joseph Goodman Joseph Ds'a ' " "
' r. pa[t mir ISo RagrbIs M9soo y Dir ss NJ
Freeret Balm fswzsrand AF Lehman MSS I
France: Dr Sander fJ. M Dnrcr, lady and
8ebdeu Nessrs Boumsso Se'a'lqs : IA o8i atssrnse
al9 4Gy fog4 ortsr4oih Messrs jenkins No
yers DarArnw, Callahan and Bnutlns ,.:.,oI.
. b, mr. Ha,rtn frep, G.d,goro-2 Misses Cafmchets'
-- MINIATURE ALMANAC......TkIs DAY
GUY 1 " HIGH WArER....SEPT ~ oo
o4 Hoo. OSa Island. 6Sa Hen GAZE 81"
'''9
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEWY0RK....-SEPr. To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
sAhEyvaAr kstosxaD goa Yaa RaIsunr.
MONDAY, 3eptsmber Is.

MONDAY, 3epiem5er Is
AsHES-Are ffro With good demand Sale, $50 tbls
al Sc FOR Pearls. u! for Pots.
CoTToN-The mefaet Is drn under The foreign .dyices
but quiet sRle' 500 bhes 81 tull prices.
Current Pytcss tor ItpszsooL Ik1ssiEf1i.oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
DiaastorS, &os

Sap Henry Lower At sss iilnor ~ from Grosus "a s. Hes
rl reports that the sth ns 7 Is 10 ~ on 7ot6 w eoad
an asortee carso with loss Of ae hoSspri aud sas the
sci ohsrwse RI damaged md ,ky condition Took from at
Scr GAnp.iII Bradford 0oant Tor Baltimore for Savannah
the night OF The 18th > sch DAVE At BatEon
ned away stove, BESIDE sustaining other damage Ta
{; returned TO Bslunore 10 repsir
lat 50 g. lon IL 60 PM WITH truos gales from NY tAs shl
close hauled heading WS under angle reeted topss he R
rval apparently wishing SPEAK and when close on our eess
heading weather qutrter, put te he Au PS -
board quarter carrying away our entwaIei e ei M,
down her quarter and carrying ava her niLEehn.s''
before the nd and Of distress. ihs AhHH ~
piece arressueos to part Of the D. o she haa
T down meSstely We woad have struck her sntshps AZ
the o.s OF both vessels would nave beoa 'ae''aO' ~ vas T"
Bars Boston, N4esos from Baltimore ior eSsic
put IN IN distress hayat os ~, a. ,.r io,s resfed n
topsal, carried away and nt'-u toPm@s' 80" N ie"
sf b s. er.sz at from New oees
reports shy The bma ilaod' GA the ith ISL n' mesa
B.sx Lcuin wieby, Philadelphia from Havans easos".e'a
terrible hurricane from NJ 70 INV which lasted about
hours heavy running sails aad fsnS onnnerssS
damaged by the severity OF the storm ,,,.....,,h u
lumber sprung eS le 2'h mat oil Cape PSTos
and Oiled Tie cta and efs Nv wss ssH Cd BY u
MtEpr,, Neal from Nj Desert or "enee veg
ashore 18th INST the storm on Stooa Sec near ahd" q
She struck good place aud &c ere" landed safely Heo 3"
Lean that the sch has been sot a. o., 49,. -.
Extract OF letter r'ceYe by Mes'ts Hrout O ~
' " - f M.HrAsE 9Th Sept, 1881
~ am so ITO to I9@ sGs ina, bg f Yesterday IN tfo
west wind and very tei fog mile below Msntane ity5
Sna as Dew ss M, ,il further Try syery
ny power of She badly strained ahd good 0e" 8oi
ged. and several of her ron knees are broken. -
Capt Lockhart that there three other 'ee Asuo 70
low 6s-one OF them the Covenaner before reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

FlRE.-The confectionery shop 10 Hicka-it' IN
front Of the carriage shop of s. Cole was burned
yesterday morning. The fire broke out about Two
clock and but orthe exertionsofthe fremen would
have swept both ways destroying large amount
of property Asit was, the roofs and atsics OF the
houses on each side, number II aad NUMBER u
were considerably injured. The loss is of no con-
siderable amount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
NEW YORK DAILY TRf 1lr ah5z, SEPTEMBER II.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.


AZ sboas o'clock in one Of the buildings az
,aiDing to Buydons Foundry, which vas qalcsi
eztinguisbsd, after doing very triaing damage
Some time during the night carPenter'a 'h5P
belonging TO : Mr. Noe, in Norris st. vas disaoy
cred to Be OIL fire, bat the flames were eKa0-
gulhed before any sisrm vas given from the fire
tower
Or Sunday morning at about ooloah re
neiaEborhood on Flushing-a7. and GTaham-,; Eti'
Brooklyn, v7sre aroused by the cry Of FIRE, which
var lousd to proceed from the houae occupied bg
Wra. Juliar, az dwelling house and tailor store
which YES quiok!y oonsumed together With the
contents. The flames 'ren communicated &c :
wooden shed, which belonged 10 Aeasrs Busted Z
kendall, stage propriesors, and which was also e
tsIIv consumed Tho first building belonged 70
Mrs Forbi.b, and was valued at about slco0
folly Injured in the Long Isla8d Insurance Co. me
,t,bIe was also insured. Mr. Julian, tis little
d.ngbter and = woman were awakened iass in
time to cave their lives by jumping ous OF tue
second story window. He lost everything, win
the exception of the nightoosbss he had on. ais
los amounts to about 81 600, about $1,000 OF which
ia insured in the North W esfern Insurance 20
New York He had jua! laid 10 his stock io' tne
Fall and Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
rF.om or Cons.nor lan.s.

su Chsr=, Hsfb=f, Il Warren, RI FraHc.sc, i. bee
.o3 % Car. Barton, Of " for ;! 90 ant wi py n 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

This shows g very handsome Improvement nun
i.st wear. and an enwArd progress in the career OF
stsisimportans work. .-:..s
The result Of the first eight months OF this ana
,set wear, has been az annexed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-31
cry TRACE REPORT.

Iutf tusFs Nay W II. VI.
The cotton market easier. vhiio fair sales were
msdr. At decline vafJ inr. according to quality al
q, = % Ac since the rye. % Of The steamers news
The critical state Of political affair. in France was
supposed Go oxercife influence ovcr the market
The Gour market exhibited o. change siace yestsr-
day fair business done in this state and West
srn brands sou,hcrn G3ur u any hing .as somewhat
los firm With fair sales wheat continued nrm. With
ont sales r. moment Corn Grm aud salos Of
Western ih mixed we're raie 81 an advance or ,bsut
cents per tushci Ryo was heit At IN advance.
fosk remained about The same gith moderate trans-
u"ti0ns Ietf VS. steady. There vas no nsrked
~ gnre In other articles ~ pr0yifCna There
feir businofs doing iu coffee whr sugars quiet,
bot steady There WAS no change IN fnoiasses.
hsfts There was less doing in paris ~ IS 10 n
s. oLN pots were IN good request With sales 81 80
bills, 81 IS C2i. = 50 osH
ErEAsts MS flcar - The or Hratons OF Ia day foot
up so hh.s. O.; 80 l2k 81 2l4 FOR pnre 6cn~see
f5 81 80 tori mixed 10 fancy Michigan IS 81 .
- IS fpf common 20 sirtsht stae - 5Ss - for No
superfns aud IS % FIR god lranfs Canadian In
bond ss.,g,, r,ar sss o shade easier with sales @
tset biis at gs ~ 50 SIS FIR niiSnd b-ands Nsxan
cria Baltimore BRANDY vitae and csnrfctoFo. aud
S. So, &c fr straight bands DO There vs. more
iors In ne Y.sur and prices ssr1 better the sales
N taccd $40 bhi at S3a f3 OlA the latter price cr
rrov sslea were made ~ $50 Nha Jersey Mui ~ -
= a. 90 showax an improvement H'isgf In
nsdsrate dspisud. hut the ytices offered below
The sitvs ~ holders there something d)ns Iva
Canadian. but o. chat terms rnabie ~
tain IYs vas held much higher and the market
very unsettled would not bc safe TO give any quota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-31
Our California Correspondence.
sA, ra,Scisco. April IS, 10


fmporianf Disoorerv-Ths Trinity Rirer-Ths Indians
Ia February last became interested In the reports
connected with the Trinity river In the northern part
OF California and determined excursion TO dis
cover, II possible its entrance to the Paciac. The
OF the river and Its for some distance,
known TO some gold hunters who have,becn coll
lecting that metal It, bank hut where its entrance
to the ocean was. could not ascertain, and think
no in California knew
proposed to n number OF mon 10 accompany mo,
and the master OF the schooner which would
20 them equal share with ye OF the grounds fer
city which were TO locate on Al the mouth OF the
river found
,ye had n very hard time tn. coast going 10 the
lat Of ~ 80 and after search OF ~ days entered tho
river Klamath. which found 10 be ae stream, with
two snd-a half fathurs Of water on the bar.
Tbors is no doubt the Trinity river empties into
this.
was desir,us Of taking possession Of the best shore
for locating town. bot my compAnions became
CHARMED 81 the number Of Iufsns aud refused to
tain me; In consequence Sas p-cvtniei from making
fortune. Several thot sands have left this the
same expedition, Who vii. no doubt found city
II was Wild coast In the mouth Of March equal TO
own; and Conveying ruci shore with chart to
guide knowing the Indian. very ray,.,s nais
the expedition any thing bat pea.ant and part0ok In
some d gree u AN original voyage tf discovery.
The beautiful lttls schooner. however, which would
do whatever directed. would az al times leave the
lane when We desired and We found the long syasI.
river without any lssa which has rcOfors sacri1ssd
some noble officers and men. In eDioaroing TO pane
tratc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-31

This table does not show the extreme fluctuations
mutations in the banking movement Of the country but
shows enough to satisfy any unpreju mind that
our imporations governed more by the condition
of the currency than anything else Foreign manufac-
ture depend the state Of prices here for their fab
ries for demand and 1t Is well known that prices
regulated by the expansion and Of bank credit
aud close watch is kept upon the banking movem emit
in all the most important markets for British products
30 wen the effect Of any bank expansion in this coun
try understood In England, that the British manufac
lures do not consider large shipments specie from Lon
don to New York uniayorabe movement, but rather
the contrary the arrival of large Of gold in
this port from any foreign country Is TO
expansion of public and private credit and cores,
pending expansion in prices. This the manufacturer
know gives greater markets for their fabrics at higher
prices aud in tine carries all the specie back again
sometimes with It, into the vaults Of the Bank %
Enrsna five had the entire control and regulation Of
the currency Congress might put average duty
imports Of hundred per cent and would create
greater markets in this country for foreign msnufac
lures than ever yet known. This we would do by an
expansion; while, the other hand proper adjust
msut Of the currency, and it's establishment upon
strict specie basis would better protect our
turing interests than all the tariffs ever con-
coctej. IL Is pity legislators would not bring
little sommon sense to bear upon this question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-31
Dr.. CHARLES MUSpEs
WATER CURE EsIARLtSHMENT,
mn vuNpE rFsrIE2ATTffII rptrNn.

EUNDE RESPECTTJIIYrNFORas ms FRIENDS
~ ard The pathc that be has become hs DR.
fuE1les Water Core Esatshmsnt Isenssnviis
bali miles from the Northampon Ralroad Depot seven
hcufs RIDE from New iork, about ffo and
iro Albany situated IN - the pleasant valleys
~ New England surrounded with wood erown hills and
snt eoides Far ster Tho air par and hsallhy
ana the CLIMATE mild o. eefseahie rle and spscios
buiiturs oer ell tie reary r wsf.r curs
IurPses. srch as srxe runFe tatn douehss and airy
go synnas,un ~ deect,r teins 90 sariest,
Twins dcir ~ Pfessritr ~ Grgfcnterr and having an
experience q thas tft.a ysars his wirss
water crre benz in the h,nts cf every Enropean
hyiroTeh hores % resuRd 70 Reasonable expectations
rcr he water onre .vssr. made tae part ~ thoso
sufferers who may eenfde themselves hi. The establish
srt row pen forursher rartieuiars please arply
the above aSdrcsa
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AmUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

DAHNUM'S MUSEUM, PHILADELPUiA-P. r.
- Barnun Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford As-
staht Manager The performances OF the sssuin Opera
Bronze have during the past week been witnessed snd
Landed by hundreds Of the families In Phladslpba
The Manager with pleasure announces that during the
present week, they viii appear in the bohemian Girl
Cinderella" Don Pasquale" "Ihe Barber Of Seville,
&C. produced with the most snowy Sell ard tr.r
Glars Orchestra and select Chorus General Tom Thumb
will appear the Saloons in the mornngon the stare in
his round 81 Character in the Afternoon aided by the Com
panv who will alec chase Farees Drsmas Songs
Danses kc Particular attention Is invited to the s0
CuriostieP. Adnittsnoe, - cents Children under ten
years, l2s cents.
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