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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

II is not generally known that there is large
Alum mine in Coosa county. Ii is situated in the
vicinity of the mouth of Hachet creek, and by a
little exertion and industry, and small outlay Of
capital, Alum enough could be got TO supply the
wants of the world. II is only one link in the
great chain of mineral resources Of Alabama.
We have almost everything in the way Of min
erals known to man in Alabama, and could we
once secure a fair development Of the resources
Of this State, would astonish the world.-Sfak
Guard.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

snARr OLD LApr.-I. b. Philbrook kept three
cows on his farm at Hardwich, VT, last year,
from which his mother, = lady Of 80 years OF age,
hundredrpo Of butter,
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

UTTalking of 1enlarging" newspapers, the
editor of the Chicago Journal suggests, that us
not TIE largest calf fdof makes the best veal,
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27
Extracts from California Papers.

The San Francisco Journal Of Commerce Of the
18th ult. says:-Y ssterday, at the Byron House,
corner OF Jackson and Kearney streets, Philip
Smith, Of Pennsylvania, Dennis Sketon of Loui-
siana, grappled each other, and commenced wrest-
ling in good humor, but the latter becoming angry
struck Smith with his fist, and he returned it with
fatal effect, killing Shelton dead upon the spot.
hearing Of the case was had before jury, and
after AN investigation Smith was discharged from
custody.
Joseph Broke, a native of Edinburg, Scotland,
formerly in the volunteer army IN Mexico,
was drowned in attempting to SWIM the rver at
Mclean, Jeffrey, & Co.'S Ferry, at Stockton
The unfortunate deceased, previous to the attempts
deposited twenty-nine ounces OF gold dust III the
hands of Capt. Geo. BowIes.
POLICE REPORT OF SAN FRAEcIsco.-m the
May number Of the Watehmas,, we find sum
mary Of police cases from September a, lo49, to
March &c, 1850, which we transfer to our CO.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

6thly. That the purchase of 100000 acres
Of slave territory is to make three free States, that
they may get into the Union; for they can get in
in no other way. 40
holders in the smallest degree responsible for
this purchase. Mr.. Clay inserted this provision
in his bill without consulting us, and l do not
know that our claim should be prejudiced by the
odium which is attached to this meditated trans
action. Mr.. Wallace may rest satisfied, even if
the Government Of the United States should be
willing to buy, Texas will never sell below SO
deg. 30 min., except it may be with slight
detection from, or curve run in, the line, to
enable the inhabitants of New Mexico TO retain
their ancient capital OF Santa Fe. All above &c
deg 80 min. is destined, on being formed into
new State, to be free State by the articles
Of annexation. But suppose, after this cession
and during the territorial condition OF New Mex
leo, a sufficient number Of Southern emigrants
for the purpose of working the mines should go
into New Mexico, and determine to establish
slavery among her institutions, what becomes Of
Mr.. WaIlaces ohjectionsi
Slavery will be governed by the laws of physi-
cal geography rather than by a. code Of ethics.
All that the South contends for is, that it shall not
be excluded by the political organization in the
Territories from their enjoyment. On this point
every Southern man is prepared to nail his colors
to the mast
One would really suppose that it was seriously
meditated that the General Government should
enter the limits of Texas like a press-gang, on
Tower Hill, knock Texas down, and compel her
to swallow dose so uncomfortable to digest as
twelve millions of dollars. Ii is alleged that sale
of her territory would involve great national dis
honor TO herself, Georgia sold her territory to
the Government of the United States at a cost Of
some fifteen millions--ont of which the States of
Alabama and Mississippi were formed without
any such imputed humiliation. plain man,
under the influence Of this species Of Quixotism,
might think that there would be far less discredt
in Texas selling her land than in leaving her debt
unpaid, We wish no sovereignty purchased for
our payment, but that the debt should be paid
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

pork from the city trade Sales OF 700 barrels we're
made, at 50 68z for thin mess; $40 3Th Sic a. for
niece, and SS Is for prime. Beef was shade lower;
sales aggregate $50 bbs ct ~ Is 50 SO for mess and
$5s 50 for prue. Prime mess WAS inactive, and the
supply limited. sale was made OF 80 tiercss India
beef at SIS N Cut meats steady but quiet,
viii sales Of ~ hhds dry sasd shoulders a. 4c Lsrt
was in good demand with sse OF 400 bois and tercss
at c. for grease, and 7c. 7bo. for prime. Butter
was In moderate demand with salef Of Ohio at Sc.
He. and western at 9c l5o. Cheese Was inactlVs
A1sc a6hc for common to good
SPicEs.-The market was very active OF No nut
pees some coo lbs hav, been scld at ST 81 now held
higher. No. were held firmly at II Is 81 IT.
sUGARs-There was increased bu0yancy in the Hiar
ket for this srtice to-day aud the demand for export
was better The sales, which we're unusually large,
have been as toeNs $50 hhis. Cubs at 6lsc ga c.
200 Co. Neu Orleans ct loo do Porto Rico, az 6Ac
a; ;Ac and 400 boxes brown Havana. at 61ic, OAo
Soar A lot Of so boxes red mot,led CASTLE was
disposed ofat 9hc.
sEoAss-- Sales were made of 500 900 Principe, a.
$lcA sl4H.
TocAcco.--The market continued firm, with sales Of
so hhds Kentucky leaf At Tc which indicates an al
vance of 80 per 10. the prices paid for the san
description last week OF Gaia soe l2O bales sold at
Gle
WHIsxEy There. .ctiVe inquiry for this
article to-day, Will be rom til fact that the
sEes of the day Amounted to 700 bbls 0iio aud rson
at &c per gallon. D.uigs Aeld at 2o1s .; without
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
CITY TRADE REpoRr.

TUESDAY, Sept lf-6 Y. II.
AsHFs The market tor pots was stealy with sa,es
OF 40 bbls at So l2h Pearls continue qaiet az IS
BRrArsrurrs -flour-The market tor the lov grades
d state and western tour opened quiet and at rather
easier prices The transactions H. sluence OF the
large receipts aud the advance in reghs greatly
restricted. At the close the msrke. was moss bu
ant There was good demand for expo. amt for the
home trade. Canadian WAS scarce, aud held 6rmy 1t
81 62h - rs Tor old aud fresh ground. The sales
aggregate l2ocO bbls as 50 b7H 81 90 flr No 2fu.
pernne ~ so 81 62s for fsesh ground stsie 81 G,l
ssi 10 for common TO straight State (new) 81 6sI
~ 81 for mixed 20 fancy Michigan aud 0hl1 aad 80
IS o6H for pure Gonesee. Southern -four was cas.er
with sales OF 800 bbls, at 50 s5 I9I for DID, sd
Nth sales Of 300 Sbl, n. 81 q co. CIV, MI aTDss wa.
steady and in active request with sales OF 25o Db.
jersey at 50 l2ss. The market for Wssat was very
hrm, while the inquiry for the East sad for export
was lair, with limited supply The operations of the
day comprised coo bushels Genesee TO arrive pri
vate terms; 800 bushels good ditto at 81 l5; 2sOo
bushels white Ohio arrive on terms not aseertned
250O buahels fair Ohio at ST., 500 bushels common
southern At " cents snd 800 brshes good red ditto
at 30 cents. Rye was hrmcr, With fair mand. and
sales Of 1000 bushels river TO arrive at - cents aai
400 bushels Jersey, at 20 cents. Oats scsree
Canadian at ~ a. cents, and Jersey at 3s a. cents
Hurley was scarce, and wanted at ~ 81 cents Cora
Ssm.na M si, TIM. .ns snppy e a. We vel s' tne
Wehern mixed, ut G2h 63s cents.
BEEswn-rslss were IN sde Of 1000 lbs. al 2lts q
cents.
CoTyrr.-Tbe iss uiry for thi, staple was moro nc.
.i,, and the market shows better feeling for sDms
descriptions, particularly 81 Domingo vhsh vas u
Le better fhe .alrs reached ic9 tsst Doriin1o at
1oh 1OAte.; 100 bags Lasusyra st lls 1iTc aud
40 bags Java ut l2ai l2'sc
CAIrtr-Onrred. 100 bectti. GOO Southern, the
remainder from this sta'e) 20 COWS aud calves snd
1900 ,hsep aud lambs Besvts, Sc.-Ths market foi
be-yes on the xho'a has been rather active the
past week tboUs. the demand has not been bri
enough 20 dispose of all that were o,ered Sales at
from 50 90 O. s. per cut Occasional tran nsactons
mede over aud under these f-ures but taese prices
must be taken St the fair market average About 30
left over. C0ucs and calves The supply ths werk
rather bitter than usual Prices ranged at from
so to tS0a so 90. Al sold Sheep aud lambs
q sheep az from ~ - 10 s21jasj lambs, T5c to
81 IS So 90 Lett over. 90
Coriov. The iales 10. day asout J)O bales, ..
the anuexsd quotations
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Telsgraphic Marine Reports.

AsS LIST, LEI, l.ttsr s6ip SaSra:sa. sGsnsha, fetN
wa: int; Sy Dutch bis received Sonsl3:r,sls d,
esP;' Ca S..ld ss rsPsI.:d :I,
fS ho'Ss Of bss S cP time % ,sss IN ssy s,s,s
end ayorpg to get into simors Bay Sept TO- foil in with
Been b. Ss s s sST C. for % ss s
, soo ins q, her Tser I supplied Ses sa
10 sfS sss nd s, aP h Iqy as IS
for AR.ws1p hAyGf Prsns butt
Snip R wpthrgp; LiyorpsOi. Aug bark rssasisns,
Ban and Mary Ellen EH;1 PhhilsaslpAi. ~, Sat-. Co.,
h st 80 60 long 81 lS brig september from Boston, for
Brigs Empire Copeland, chicopee and yi,tor. Phila
s4 ss' a' ArrGgs,s fsmagsd ,sS k5 k,5y
dout; Lucy White, fawtueket Rosina Lausa, aud cha-
sshr. Eg!.mcnt, wilmirssSn q Bord,oh, Baltimore;
,dy suffolk and Henry fay'on, Phiadelphia New York
c:.Tsnship, Consul s. AssIsEs cSxpeS O.,
yssfa Mobile; brgS Florence do; 8rd Gsorsstovn,
dsfS, ih''' S''s' SA'A Turks Island Ai"'' rn'
Arrived-schr C W Bentley Rondous; sloop siisor, do
Sailed i6th-sciE Virginia, Philsdclphis -
A-rvcisehrs henry Fit,gersld. San Blas Statesman.
10Th rM-Ar,ivsd bark kingston from Philadelphia for
Kingston, with loss ot msstt, sails and rigging.
Most OF the wrecked vessels waiting orders before
they proceed to repair.
Hampton Roads-The ship Saratoga anchored In this
Roads Wind blowing resh from the Me- aud the
weather tLf eatsning
Thsrs large feet vessels stl At anchor in the ads
lever, Of which have there 10 days. schTs
John Stu, and John T.tus, from Richmond for Phadel
pla and Gfoenet N,ilor hence for Mobile. Brig wash
S n sf
here yesterday from James River to finish loading
fos Philadelphia.
NywnUErPoRr. Sept Is.
hrriyed-Bry AoFsa, Philadelphia; 10th, sohr 0phir
Ri nmond.
Beiow-3rig Athens. Csdis
PORTSMOUTH, Sept IL.
Arrived -sehr Culnare, Rondout.
PRovmEScK, Sept 16
Lrrved-Bris ST Crtix Ragged Island, Aug 25sh. Left
br Ag lquin fc- Provdence ready the only Am vess In
port.
salei-sehrs Nary. 0roO.nOon, W Dayton and Rus
iiig atelphia.
u Hhippie Eorfolk; Kedron NYorki slp Harvest do.
PHtLaDELPHfA, Sept IT,
The sohr Hamilton of and for NYork from Georgetown,
with esrso Of four stranded Berlin beach, ast night
a. o'clock
PORTLAND. Sept. l6.
Cle,E,d-Bark xedora Havana.
sALKx, Sept. l6.
Arnyed-sehr May Taylor, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
MTELLi !zsGE 81 THE BlaMS.
Our sn.a.ton Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, September l6, 1880

WASHINGTON, September l6, 1850.
Interesting Scene in the Senats-AIaH Steamship
Contracts, &c, &c.
There was a beautiful and spirited impromptu
skirmish in the Senate this morning. Mr.. Benton
arose in the dignity Of his strength and claimed all
the honors touching the passage of ths dismember-
ed Compromise, when Mr.. Clay arose and elo-
quently repudiated the claim set forth by Colonel
Benton, asserting that it was the merest matter of
form, and its passage in any form should be mat
Ter of copgratulation 10 the whole country, which
would realize all The blessings secured by its pas
sage. He spoke of egotism with emphasis and
sarcasm which called up Colenel Benton again
General FOote next took the floor, and his elo-
euence called up Jefferson Davis, and Mississippi
was divided each claiming 10 represent the senti-
ments of that State Douglas and Dickinsen spoke,
and the question dropped by proceeding to the
orders ofthe day Mr. Mdnsum m lde motion
20 go into eXecdtye srssiOn, which was not agreed
10, and from the remarks made, II was apparent
that the Senator was prepared for, and expected
reflections The Collectors of New \ ork aud Phi
iadelphia are ia danger, aud they each have their
Inspectors, measufers and welghers here, operating
III their favor
The House presents large accession of New
Workers this morning, outsiders after sp0s in
mai steamer contracts aud other matters, tucked
away in the appropriation bills. Howlani and AS
plnwsll have suffered sOme and will still more for
Crosveli has hrrD here, and Governor Young and
George Law mere, and know what they are
about, and they about considerable, and are con.
sijerGbly smorr. FgLIx.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Our PhiIsu.iphia Correspondence.
punADrfpHrA. Sept. IL. Is

PHILADELPHIA, sept. IL, 1870,
TIE Reception of The Neic York Firemen--The
Turkish AmbassadOr-M Movements Of the Pohti-
c,drs, SC.
The Marion Hose Company Of your city, reached
here about Z O'Clock last evening. They were
met az the steamboat landing by abou, 800 of our
fremen, who, with flaming torchls and souin-
spiIirg music, escorted them through various parts
of the city and Districts The payements and
windows along the route Of the processien were
crowded with people, and on all sides the strangers
were gisddtucd wIih the sounds Of welcome At
IL O'Clock, they reached their he adquariefs Jones'
Exchange Hotel Dock street, completely tired out
The Marion hois are the guests OF the Hope
Hoe THIS morning they visited the navy yard,
ard Afterwards Independence Hail. where they
were received by Mayor Jones. This afternoon
sbry will visit fairmoun, and the Falls of Schuyl-
bill At the latter place they will plriake of one
q! our famous " catfish suppcrs." DOdworh's 5
Comet Band ana our Philadelphia Brass Band are
O. have musical ftie Tomorrow night.
iast nlpht a large meeting OF our citizens WAS
he'd N the State House, IN favor of theconsohda.
ticn OF the city snd districts under one pal
government The M rtng was called To order by
Hon. John VI R~ad, (Drm and Hon. William VI.
Meredith, (Iaylur wbig) late Secretary Of the
= rtaSuIy, wac appointed chairman. Several
epreches were made by men Of sterling merit, aud
altogether " was one Of the most respectable pub
l'c meetings lba has been held in this city for num-
Der Ot Years The suhiect is very popular with the
people, and sooner OF later mus be consummated.
! see the uauve Americans have adopted the
wbg ticket ipr ciiy and county officers, with the
cAc cctaticn Vt cUmiAgin forther share OF the plum
der
Amin Fey. the Turkish Ambassador. aai suite,
ps--ed through t'S city this morning, roats for
Washington a number Of heavy bets have been
made un The confirmation Of Mr.. Lewis collec-
tor ot this port
The democrats in the Northera Liberties have
Fplt on their municipal nominations. One portion
have nominated the present efficient Mayor, Will
hau Wilkrnsou-ihe other portion have nominated
Gen. Bennett The General served as Captain in
thr Mexican War The wings have not nomnl-
e a Candidate
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Oar Baltimore correspondence.
BALTIMORE, Sap;. II, 1850
Z ial of Capt1in Hcnt- -MlddlY Rarelalfes-R

BALTIMORE, sept; II, 1850.
Z iai Of CGptlin Hcnt- Mihdly Barglules-Re-
Egi2l', Bsg1uais- Bunk kRtmIors, Sc.
The trial OF plain John S. Vent, on the charge
Of killing one of his crew at sea. was brought TO
close yesterday before the Unied States District
Court The juD, after an absence of five minutes
rendered a verde, Of jusiiilble homicide, it being
concusiyey proved that the captain acted strictly
II selfdt ttnCs, ana that II he had not killed the
sailor, tie Salur " Ouli have killed him
Quite number uf mid-day burg aries have re-
Gently taken place IA this city, and properly TO a
considerable amount has been abstracted. Six
hOufeS have brtn entered within a few days past,
by medss of skeleton drad-lStch keys, and silver
ware removed from pariors 10 the value of nearly
81 ,00O. Ihte hundred dollars worth was ob.
tanned nom Our huuse. During the same time Sc
veral men have been detected IN different dwell
ilgs, aud on b.iug questioned enquTed whether
there any brll-wIres to mend, so that they are
evidently perp-iraied by one party.
There Is great revival going on here among
the uethodsis, especially at the Columbia street
church, whtrr t~o hundred probatoners have
been admitted a. membership.
IheIe was come excitement here yesterday,
ebOut the Wilmington and Brlndy~ine, Delaware,
BsHk, which said 10 be hard pressed, on ac-
count Ui the failure of merchant largely Indebted
setlrF with the cuTialing of its circulation by
the small note law of Pennsylvania. The Presi-
dent appears in n card IN the papers this morning,
sHt protests that the bank is of the very sound
eat IN the country. The President OF the Iiavre de
Grace Bank would, doubtless, have made similar
protest, a few dHys previous TO its explosion.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
uh,.t,,cstppd rus,ert.

rsrrFv THtarHr.-This evening Il sat apart for the
l.. nfst of No D. tllsck Ir. who 4 exceedingly po-
Tuisr ss actor Of great dransiic celebrity IL
rtaif sell has proper CONCEPTION OF ths anthor sol
- ..sc'sdi I. tu'.Ys .,..ilsn, ssppS.iti1p % m
et,-,u" NJ }. Wallscs - The Cardinal ard Me.
s,i'gs 80 su,,r D. Nor'emsr Every psr.on who IA.
ttrainsl rr"n1uucrs t shis master. piece Tuttnsp
Itrr- o. Bareds. AL stevens a. uuguet ani the
snnsnsuts will close vith the po pnl.r sneearis og
tls. Pirate % the Isles the chertct.r o., dsvroysai
~ johnson. pcmtt trins filt1n. s1l Bi-orfI by
~ -trt'nF Helen. viis cf .tsiu', ht's W"myss.
fhis BE- enc hHl anG uhcn " y cousitc.tl That dr
a.ssk las msuy pro's'sioual csius up'u The thea
!u-.i ir,re q the hoscy W hare little doas!blt
e. houfe ~iil b. crowded
frrsavsr Tur,r,s-Th, ss,ops Representatives o.
tie comedy oi th~ =" fortune Hunter came OF st
evening. sud mus' say thcrr very great M
pfogcmsut la the setting 81 the entire piece every
th % m'Vd on vth great e. sulsrity and noothness
ielfhr.d mo fr queutiy gave strong marks Of
tGtr provs b. repeated chsefs 81 tha, BFonrhams
tErri,rt prCtuction may nov De considered eutirs ~
sn'reul There ar many BEAUTIFUL sentences in the
faus oi Miss Nay End Gerald Desmond In the della.
ration 81 love a. ME- May Desmond :. made % say
in rrriy TO her Language q surprise, ia not having
asvn him FER an hour
- Dses &c rsquirs an torr q 'ay .heA 10 tis bright
rr /. raF-
s,r,se ,te s.nss a. 6acs' T. hear s~ss, ma., IL 70
;. ls p ,iss s,s me % i,s' ss .,s, Sss' -
s-.is u III Ike iish, g mass i.s fasf oioiss ;.
,oI'ins fustaiped his pert veil snd very ffs
aHry sre,ted ri,h entbu.iastc sbeers, h. = s~syI
veil 10 n he character. indeed, might say Ia the
7hr. comedy. as We have frequently observed hm
giving thv to other artcrs Butthe present sx
Sr.rut ccmTany a. TIE Drca twsv are well drilled b.
~ Uafrstt and ere al perfect 10 their parts H.,
e, caring young chatms ~ we're al encored. Da-
fit" 70 skiuufr. strorg evidence of hi7 great
c.flc ahutgi whiting - Fob R0user. Kept the haass
tu fraff ~ laughter, Scharn saipr, very good.
tntH DO were little move animaicd Ia would b. \
81 % ,mrro,,ngnt byg't sna Esynoiss m'ds %.
U. 10 20 tutir parts aud Afs ABBOT. sni Me- Uisid
r- a. usual excellent. Nrs. abb1-t D. th4 mlst
rt... Hud ~ lk. aeres. tia AnUiieaa stsfa
I.t fr uu. a. forget fl.. truE.sSain ual nlsysI
GU. .IaIaftfr ni Iafl If taIau.t Vsrr r.-fa.e sa4
...t cod rt rfn..8 q aHi ui.s sHrs .t..sar.t rs-
......n nts 10 u. ...a fr -t...r So ..f Cold.
q .l-. ts. 1869 i444 li... .AI .... O.. tly ssis.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Atr.rY.SepL Il, 1870.
Married,

On the nth Inst. as the Church Of the holy Com
mIn.on, by 'he Rev. D.. MGhlenbergh GEIvAsE
WHEELER 20 KAIE BREwEE, eldes: laughter of Samuel
l.. Hyde, fsQ. Of Ncs York.
on Tresaay the l7th inst b. the Rev DR.. Hutton,
LYMAN '. HOLMav, OF Boston, to Hiss CArHAsrys l..
Dur Of New York
on Monday, the 10th inst. by the Rev Mr. Rsynsr,
Mr.. TrLss W PARSEs, to Miss IAsy Q. Grzig both Of
this city.
or the l1th in st. at Grace Church, White Plains, By
the !. ev Mr. Harris. Mr. RANpotFu MERRITT Of this
city TO Mis- CsrHinIrE l. daughter o. NJ. Thomas
W DEF. of white Plains
On the 10Th inst. By III. Rev Mr.. still WE'LL Mr. Az
oUsrtsS s EskysARp 10 Miss CaIHARIyE v Prrrag, all
OF this city
PoughkCepsie papers please copy.
At Hartford Conn, on tbs 18th inst, Mr. WAssEN
LELssp, Of New York, to Miss ELLES ADsHs, Of Hart
ford.
on the 4ta inst., at Freieighsburgh, Canada East
by the Rev Mr.. Reed. Mr.. wn NJ p. Psrrfso,, OF New
YerA city, to MARr, daughter OF A. Hurlbut Esq.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
MaRycrTs EL.sE!VaER

P,nAnxIPIIa Sept. lT.-Eirsi Board-slo0' Cincinnati
6s lo $40 IeLish lbtGrest Ia ~ do. ~ 500 Lehigt
7sA $500 Asy.es s5 90 81 oy DO 81 tieos Do "a
74a; Sits PennsylyAnia &C. s5wn 0 5. 100 Camden ard
Annoy tsTe, 6, g5 900 Tcnn...es S; 81 slV hsai-
i2i4 81 ae i?9i co@msroa' Bank, 81 Jn,tsd a States
Bank ls PennEy lvanis Bank. l! DO ia 10 Exchange
BnIk. Ptg, 4 29 Union Canal III Pe1nsylsAnia Railroad,
iis4: do. sts II lehiRh NsVls suon, 2H Seod Board
SloD SChuyli i'll NayigatOp % OS, S1br lO"J do 3Jt
sl@0 do. 7IE s2noO Reading esirosa 1sls; S2oso o.
7Sh; S2toO Rea-ing Raroad 6s. !h; 5000 do. t $2tDJ
schuyit 6s'6s SIS; 5000 DO f4 $1,000 DO, 7ls; 100
thares Reading Railroad, 2s1 50 do 2s 81 do 2 lnj
DO. 2 10 Minehl Railroad % % SohuyiAill Bank lse
500 Norri,tssn Rsilroas, 7;A: 5UU %, ~
BAITIEoRE Sept. l6-15 sha baltimore and Obi, Rail-
road 74 lOts ~; 10 d.. 7l; 10 do 7i; - do time
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
IIIed.

On Tuesday morning, al No WILLOW strset. Rrook-
lyI OF dynentery Mrs ANsA JoSss, late fIom mhi-
lad MonmouitShirs, Wales.
Her irieuds and thotr OF bar daughter Mrs A. u.
hoore respe erttuis invited to attend her fIrs-s
this DAY ut hall past three o'clock p NJ without fur
ther invitation.
On Tuesday, tire l7'h inst, after short but sever.
Illness Mrs. sAKAH iNN NELsH, wife OF Edgar Welsh,
In the twenty seventh year OF her s.e.
The relatives ari friends OF the family respect.
fy invited to attend the funeral from No. "a Essex
street. on rhursday afternoon l9.h inst NJ o'clock.
On Tuesday sept II, a. O'Clock A. NJ. after pain
ful and proiracied illness, P,rRiok SARLr, in the
thirty. IN year Of his kes.
His friends and qua ntanceq are respectfully inv
ted 20 attend his funeral this afternoon at half past
tw" o'clock from his late residence, No 2s Columbia
street, Brooklyn.
on Mondsy. the 18th inst, PsysG Avn w.rtRBrKr,
relct OF the ie George Waterbury, aged thirty
years.
Her remains will be taken TO Darian, Conn., for In
term.nt.
a. stocsbridge, Mass. on the 4th inst, rosrsr
Wars, aged sIt y-six years.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Passeawers arrived.

BRrSxr-sbir Hudson-J voght and lady, Miss voxA.
Lat,.Im,nn, Messes, koepmaan, Miss Maria Baum
gart Grahne, schieager Hsntser and lady Knubel
MISS Ann Lun ermann, N Diers 0erken Garremann,
DsurAn Has fauna Dsursn, Miss Anna shertel Stuck
LlvrRrsoL-Psctss ship Roseius-Mr Gesenberg Mr. o.
haDy-t70 In the steetsge.
Lvynrooh-ship De wit clintsn-Rev G. Smith and
lady Lindsey snd lady kinpston aud lady Miss Luit
Mr. Soutser, II Hales Boyd Mcintyre. Micrea-
dy AeGlinchy. heHugh- $50 in the steerage all we'll
EAsBURc-Ham Bark Eite-C Hunk and lady Of Lubeck;
Mrs Thcnmann, Of Vienna Yranh, ESQ., Hart Of Ber-
lin; Mr. Rudolf and lady OF Hetln Misses Theree
1hitiot, of Drssden-sO in the steerage
GsLv,sros-Brs wass-A Rdgvay, LADY, dsuSh-
ter and three sons W A SchLider W Hsne, Asrtin
BADGER.