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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.


DosroS Juiy i.-Brokers Bosrd-20 shares Bos,.n and
Maine Railroad, lC3h n 1885,. Concord Raross. az 7
Titchturs RailrcAs, 1g7 13ucs,srn Railroad g9A yl;
~ Do s6n gg sCheshire Railroad, bid So ~ Bes'op sad
Worcester Railroad, ~; Eastern Railroad 81 Rstland
Railroad, So Old Colosy Eailroad @ 20 Re.dins Rail-
road sfd 2 ~ Norwich and Worcester Railroad tia
Atlantic BANK 100 MerehAnts Bank lOa, sis div. YER
mont Central Railroad So $40 Ogiensburg Railroad Bonds
es 95s slotg Rutland Railroad Bonds l5 ~. Sccoad
BoorG-lO shares Roston and Maine RAILROAD l3 l3H
PEA merchants Bsst, iosis "a Norfolk County Rail-
rosc. SO, AN Ordentburs Railroad IS 10 PstsumpGo
Railroad 1914 20 Northerr Railroad, 6si6 ~ rtehturg
Railroad, lWI yermost and Macs. Railrcsd. TA 100
do. 80
PtuApFtFHta, July 2-FSsf BocrS-6 ,hares Mechanics
bank, 2sb Grard Rank 1873; 100 Morris Canal, l5h
stsO HARRISBURG Bsrsugh6s 50 g. $40 City Gs snd 81,
Penn. RR al, $3.50 fit,sburs Ss, 81 50 Coamsrcis
Bank, CO. Sccoad BoerdsO shares Ncrristovn RR 33a
Bant Of KENTUCKY. iO6; 10 renntovnship Bank. 2 20
Mechanics Bank ~ Is Harrisburg RR, aoh. si,OsO Gin
ciunati 6's. o5. t1is.
BsIrNons, Iuly l.-Siock Board-25 shares Balumer.
and Ohio RR tine, G 10 G3s - do. 63t ~ do. e3;
IS DO Cs Is do (tmel CO... York and Cumberland Rk,
Ia. DO. Isl
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Nrwrosr, June ,s-Arr brig Penneii Slower Phiis-
delphis for Providence; schrs Candy Pha
depkis Cape May Ross do sylph, Smith Pail River far
Ham East for SSos PP s,Sap Ts.
for do oth hrigs Or Berry Prov Tar WI
mingen Algop luin Smith sagnA Ia rande for
Smii Providencs for hondout July schrs m III s,s,ls
kcCoud, Fall River for Philsdelphis Ant.rs 10 fsr
DE- Ashuead, CT son DO; Untsd Hslisct Albany fer
PIsYieenee Lmily Horton, Candy, rhiisdelphiA
NEv HAYES, jane sid brigs Industry Pike &. oroix.
a Armstrong, -, Porto Rico.
NtsTrcE June 2-Arr sohrs Daniel Prareis Psrvis
Esrfeh Sussr Russell Sfork. Sid S)th, sehr SAITH
Kelley, NYork.
Nrv BroyoRp. June - Arr sohrs Ro,Amond, Ret...on
BALTIMORE; ADAMS, Aoams do for NsntuohsG Adslsids
Kelley, and Henrietta. Reod Philsdephia Ellen R,dnay
sherman, York; psnl Francis iarr Portland for Eer-
folk; sloop CORN thisn kYorb.
- NFv IoNnoS June 2e-Ar bark Iris Allyn, wstohman's
pIe, Calder, Norwich for EJork Miami Skidaore Ron
dout fer Pr yidsnoe SID sshr Ellen Rogers. NYork.
lfiLAnEiPHIh. July Arr schr Lewis Clark, vanark,
Hartford Cid brig David Allen, mot Bskerl Baker Ps
PRoyDpvcs june 2a-Arr brigs J Pencil stever PHI
lrce'Ehn schrs Bosmng Youth CanSon aud Qus-a paw
Jane sevarS Rondops SID s,h bari Acsa Rgsno.Iis
charleston 'ehr. Oxford Hewisnd Batm0ro; Audsn-
PoRrLAs, June sArr bark Chas Deveus Bailey sierra
Mcrens tras Gssele kunroe, sagua la Grsndei Po,os
Eetes Havana schrs PhpsbuTg Webb Csnuet Pilisbury
ana sstsiuc smonton. kYerk; Ophir, Ingraha do;
ant jordan, Ellsworth for Nfork Sid 3Oh Mary. saith,
RIohnosn. Juro a-Arr schrs VIM Bird. Miller Troy,
Champion Buidiek, stonnson. Ss sehr Greenway, Coueh
SAVANNAH. June 27-ArsSps Chaos. Paxton NYork; M
lion johnson do; brig G-orsisna Bede do chr 5ousher
ner Baker. Boston. CID ship John Albert.
Val 2Sth Nile fslkonburg, do.
salem June 29Arr brig Charles Thomas Bray Ronisut;
sehr invincite Calais for NYork 3h bark schrsdsr
Upton Bic erande SID 3Oth brig Lubec Three s
tess, and lnvincible.
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Our Baltimore correspondence.
NAIIINVhti a NY = LoJV

BALTIMORE, July 2, 1850.
Brcesree Heat--.7r HonoraJl. DiscLarge-Gr,st LGns
Spec,.Istion-CiV Mortality &C..
The month Of July has opened with US in real dog
day style, the thermometer yesterday reaching the
point Of 50 In the shade, compelling all who wer
working unprotected from the rays Of the TO stop
operations at an early hour in the morning One man
died from its effect in harvest field the sity.
John D. Christie, who arrested last week, en-
abe charge Of defraudng William Sternbors $4,000
in cash and $500 in notes by selling him portion Of
abe stock Of company called the Lynch Escheat
Company, has been honorably discharged IL having
been satisfactorily proved on second examination,
that such company does actually exist and is about
cling suit fer the recovery Of property in this
State the value Of about $500 900 par. OF tho
estate Of John Lynch who died in this city in 1895
They have charter and are allowed to commence
suit they give bond TO the amount Of $1,000
to indemnify the present occupants against all dams
ges that may be Incurred Ia ding their titles
case they should be pronounced valid. The company
claims three In this city OF IL Baltimore
street and several thousand acres In Carroll county
The number Of deaths IN Baltimore during the past
week 90. Of which number 30 or NEARLY twothirds
under 10 years Of age. This IL unusual clean
health report for the month of June in population
nj
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

togNTY tOCRT.-In Cn3mberS, before Hon. y rs.
johnson, County Judge.-The People VS. McCluskey
and others.-Appcation upon writ of kab.as corpus,
TO discharge the defendants upon the ground that the
commitment made cut by the Justice was not SUM-
Gent To hold them. The defendant with five other
boys had been convicted Of melting riot between fire
companies Nos and II, and sentenced to the pen-
Tertiary for q period Of about six months. The app
cation was denied.
CHvKcn OF THE RrsrouATIo, The dedicatory exer-
ciscs in this Church yesterday afternoon, very
teresting and the ass, niblaze large.
CRY CoURr.-Before Hon John Greenwood -Theo-
dore Y King, Executor, &c va. VIM rutherford -Ae-
ton for recovery Of rents with interest $3.50 OIL judy
mont by default. Same w. same, FOR rent, S21S 20.
Judgment by default. James VI. Northrop and sam
rcl d. Kidder against Robert ". Staples Action to
recover the sum OF 1856 es balance alleged TO be due
for freight and demurrage Plaintiffs complain that
they delivered to defendant, as per agreement 2 LOO
bushels OF pot stoes tho freight Of which, and the de-
murrsge on the boat, amounted to S2l5 The defend
ant has only paid SIS " The suit is brought
yer the balance The defendant answers that the
PAintlhs reT resented 10 him that there 2132h
bushels or potatoes in the boat for which he agreed
pay at the rate Of forty cents per bush for MERGERS
ana Caters twenty eight cents for French pinks and
shepards also to eight per bsshs freight
std demurage, Upon the deli' ery Of the potatoes,
however according to his (def.ndsnt') measurement
there was deficiency Of 56S5. bushels That he paid
s7s 81 for the full number Of bushels. and sos for
freight and demurrago lie therefor. denies that ne
isdebted alleged in the eolplsnt by reason of the
deficiency in delivery. Verdict for plaintiff si3 ss
BoARp 90 BpvCirIoS The Board met yesterday az
t.rnoon at four O'Clock. Reports were adopted
follows Teachers committee in favor ofrasing Miss
Shotwell'6 salary Is Finance committee, In favor
OF drawing warrants for payment OF teachers wages
in favor Of paying tha contingent and special
for June, S22y "a Adopted.
PoLIcE lsTELLtCE-cS.-On Monday, man was arrested
named John SunthCr, on charge Of highway robbery
in having entered tho store Of jenkins W Jonos in
Hudson avenue. and taken by force from the clerk
quantity Of paint and paint brushes. lie commit
ted for examination
DAKfNo Ropnrnr-Tho house Of Samuel Garrison
BsI ~ Bridge street entered sunday after
noon and quantity 81 svor plate consisting OF knvcs
forks tea and table spocrs marked 5. n. G., and
" II. L. stolen aud carried away. suitable reward
has been offered fer the recovery Of the articles which
valued at about $50.
MoSr.Lirr. - Males, 1ol females "; adults, I21;
children, - Total, 80. lntermedts from other
places -
There were six fees Of water In tho Ohio rvor from
Pittsburgh TO Cincinnati, ON the lst inst froghts
4 On al.
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our Canadian corr.-porience.

Toporro, June ", lspO
Motion 10 introduce TIE Constitution II Nsv York StHt
~ Canasa-Ths Gerry R,ss-rs Quest'Oa-Usurv LsVs
Tn Crops, &c. &c.
In.ke the assertion boldly, and glance at your
Canadian exchanges will bear me out, that full two
thirds Of the time Of the legislature since II met on
the 14th Of May has been consumed in discussing or
gano changes In constitution all OF them Of an
anti monarchicsl and republican tendency
Night before last the member for this city, Mr W.
n Boulton, scion Of the old family compact" tories
actually introduced resolutions embracing an entire
constitution modelled after your state, with some
slauses rem the Federal constitution aud some from
that 81 Massachusetts. lie made o very able speech
in favor Of address TO the Queen founded these
resolutions Among other nlustratons in the srgp',,r
I'D honsneB line be produced the floor Of the
House a cast steel hsmmer OF American, and one Of
English Manufacture, also, adze % each country,
and argued the superiority Of republican Institutions
from The superiority of the American hammer over
the English This was certainly mode Of ham
msr.pg Argument Int the thick heads Of the GO
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vanmest party, tho republicans Of 1857, but the
loyal nonarchists of 1880; cause why they eujsy
the sweets Of once; and the tories OF 1881 who hurry
up the republicans and sympathscrs like sheep steal
ing dogs are low converted 10 the same faith cause
Why they have lost those sweets.! Who will not
agree with tho dissppointod candidate who declared
that politics a. curious"
Mr.. Bculton's resolutions debated two nights.
On the first occasion, after time, the House
counted out and upon the final debate only seven
members voted for them but many others stated that
when the question fairly before the country they
should vote in different way from that which this
premature forcing OF the question upon the House
obliged them TO vote. No politician in Canada has
the slightest doubt that the next general election will
lay the foundation for an entire obange In our con-
stituton.
The Clergy Reserve question the great question OF
the session has been several days under discussion aud
certain resolutions introduced by Mr. Price member
OF the government adopted. The principal resolution
only carried by ma ority of two which Is regard
ed practical deteaof the This rosolatisn
recognised the vested rights of those bodies vino
now receive money from the Clergy Reserve funds
which The party that supports Mr. Price and the pre-
.snt government deny The attempt, therefore, to
confirm the doubtful title Of religious bsdss State
support viii place the government Aor es eomSS' With
their whole party and they will dare thor
constituents The utmost ind xnation prevails through
OUT the country outline Of the state of this
question in previous letter and need not repeat it,
may remark that these an ad-
dress to the Imperial parliament asking shat body to
repeal an Act which ID is alleged stands in the way Of
Provincial legislation, and there IL little prospect OF
their complyinw with such 8 request Under the cir
oumstances hsve this question for future agitation
The bill to repeal the Usury laws has bee thrown
out by French majority nearly all the Upper Canada
members voting for it. few more votes OF this kind
will seal the fate OF the Union Resolutions in favor OF
committing the Seignorisl tenure in Lower Canada
have been passed by large orities Other local
have been introduced and discussed but there
mono in which your readers would take much in
forest The session will probably last mon Tn or two
longer The Retrenchment Committee are hard al
work and will report in favor Of reducing salaries 10
The crops are doing remarkably well In all parts of
the province. PUBLI0oLA
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Our Philndeiphia Correspondence.

rHmspKLrHa, July 2, 1850
Msydmsnsng aud n, he<caa Cssnon--PrisoEers ia n.
County Jail g.
The meeting az the MoyAmensing Commissioners
which took place yesterday afternoon, marked by
an incident which gives melancholy idea Of the state
Of that district on the return of the Psnnsyl,anis
Volunteers nom the Mexican war, Capt Scott who
commanded one Of the companies. presented to the
district corporation Of Moyamensing two brass cannon
which were trophies Of the capture Of Perots They
placed in the Of the officers Of the district for
safe keeping For the pact nine months they have
been missing, and the members Of the Board Of Com
misonors have at length pluckcd up courage to ask
about them The inquiry was made at the meeting
yesterday, and the President answered that on the
night Of the election in October last desperate riot
took place. during which n gang q desperadoes not
content With ordinary firearms went TO the Captain Of
the watch aud demanded these cannon Instead Of
plumply refusing the ocer told the outlaws that the
cannon were spiked and we're Therefore useless Next
day, the officers to prevent the possibility Of the
cannon falling into the hands % the rioters else
doubling their own power to Keep them, delivered
them 70 the sheriff WHO Il, pcsied them In the state
arsenal In Juniper street The board having aseer-
tained these facts, directed that dcnand should be
made for them, and that they should be spiked and
placed In the hall ~ the district
Eleven Of the male prisoners In the county jail late
ly broke the glass In the windows % their cells TO OBJ
tain fresh air feeling much oppressed by the heat Of
For this although they were already convicts they
yesterday brought before the Court of Quarter
Sessions tried for malicious mischief and convicted
The prosecution alleged that the breaking ofthe win
dows destroyed the system Of solitary confinement
which prevails in Pennsy prisons and allow.
ed the convicts 10 communicate with each other How
that be u 10 di-gTscc To any civilized coamuni-
~ to coop men up In such extremely narrsw cells.
without Ventilation Itiss horrible place that county
prison, and you would hardly believe unless you have
IT, that u Is not uncommon for old con
vcts when sentenced 10 confinement there TO iuter-
cods with the Judge 20 change their residence to the
state Penitentary They fear the county jail as the
Erenehmen Of the oldcp time feared tho Bastne.
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rs o. BRrlnsTurps TO GrEkr npfrAfN Avn IRrtArp
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Totai...........3i2a3 6.3i1 4D.s29 t.IllO3
CorroV .-Ccnsignees Of this article have made such
free sales the last three weeks that they daily
and sxsctng in their terms and prices creep up
without intermisson. The sales to-day are supposed
to be between 500 and 900 bales on a basis Of 13c
fer strict Upland mddling and 49, to 1870 for strici
gulfs.
CorrrE.-With steady market, sales were made Of
30 bags Jamaica At lOc and rs bags st Domingo, at
SIC There was also q sale Of 800 bags St Domingo,
rumored AZ SIC.
FRricHrs There was moderate business doing in
freghts Cotton taken TO Liverpool at 5.32d
ana corn az Cd lOll was demanded for -four; heavy
goods were nominslly the same. Shippers we're dis
posed 20 auar the receipt Of the Europss letters be-
fore moving 90 any considerable extent.
HW.-Thore was good supply in the market and
Gales were making at 80 n coo for North River.
HibEs-Tbere was had supply Of desirable quail
ties In the market and in consequence dull feeling
vas observed throughout the day Sales made OF
$500 BuCncs Ayres at l3A. months Prices were
better according 20 the weight Of hides The receipts
Of hides from Let Of January 10 the LIST Of July, 1880
1890.
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THS fAit OF TsHLE RocS, At NiaaApa FaLts-A
correspondent Of the Buffalo Erp'sss Of the LIST inst
writing from the Falls. under date Of the 10Th ult
ssys-About halfpsst one o'clock this afternoon the
large mass o. rock known Table Rock gave way
and went tumbling iuso the river below The mass
carried away about six rods In width and twelve In
length and fortunately no one injured. Not ten
minutes before the occurrence party Of twenty
thirty were standing the rock, but happily had
just left. gentleman sitting in carriage on
the rock when IL commenced giving way; he leapcd
from the carriage and saved; the carriage went
down with the mass Of rock A gentleman aud lady
accompanied by the guide passing under the rock
50 the time u commenced falling but fortunately got
out from under before the large fell Large
bcrs have visited the spot this afternoon b. witness
the place where the table rock once A story
put sfost and sent Of by telegraph that NUMBER Of
persons buried under the falling rocks but there
IL no truth In tine report
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ToRviro MIssoUu-Thc heavy wind which passed
over this city on Thursday last appears to have
sumcd the form of hurricane in many sections of the
upper country. We have no direct information from
the interior counties, but the country bordering on
the Illinois, Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers
suffered less Boats In yesterday from Lasallo
ON tho Illinois bring intelligence OF fearful hurri.
having passed the country In the vicinity OF
pekn and II rumored that great jury had been
done to the growing wheat crops The steamer Mar
tina. No. e lying at the landing. blown from her
position and carried by the winds nearly three miles
the river She fastened to the wharf boat and
had barge alongside both Of which she took in tow
and the former doubtless saved the steamer from be-
ing capsired. Many wheat fields In that vicinity
entirely Frustrated The blow was felt along the m
tire river from Fekn TO the mouth but more severely
in some places than Ia others, and II will be several
days before anything like estimate be formed
the amosnt OF damage done. number Of out
houses fences trees &C, blown down. but far
can be Hsccrtansd. no lives were lost ON the Up
per Mississippi below the rapids the storm WAS
experienced but u Is supposed TO have been less dis
astrous than the Illinois, but has done doubt
considerable injury TO the farms both sides Of the
river The officers Of the Julia down yesterday from
- joseph. report heavy wind at Liberty the same
day; aud from thence TO Brunswick. and even below
the farming interests suffered severely Ten miles
below Liberty landing, trees were blown up by the
roots and the country both sides Of the bore
evident marks of the hurricane IL is TO be feared
that the wheat crops within the range Of the tornado
have been less injured but We not inclined
Go believe that the loss will prove great at fret
supposed. The wind was followed by heavy rain
which moistened the earth, and few bright warm
days do much 20 rcinstate the fallen grain At all
events the destruction will not be great IL would
have been without rain. storm at this season was
particularly unfortunate ss there was known.
perhaps, a more favorable appearance Of plentiful
harvest, which has already commenced in many To-
caities South and north the work has begun. and
before the expiration ~ the present month msority
Of the fields Of the South Missouri and Illinois viii
have been harvesied.-S. Louis No. Republican,
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THs DEPARTURE oT The yIzE, Cuni-DEMA,D
ron TUE RELEASE oY rHs CoyroT PBIsoSERs, Sc.-The
Washington correspondents of he Philadelphia Inquir-
, ofthe "a inst, writing under dato OF the lst
seys-CoEmodore orris here in the vixen this
afternoon for Havana charged by the President with
nrm and positive demand upon the Captain General
Tor The release OF the Contoy prisoners-ther edi
ate delivery to the authorities ofhe United States
IL believed that the demand will be com Piled with
II made In due form by Commodore Morris, as i. is
highly probable the refusal of the Captain General TO
comply with the request made through Mr. Campbell
was based upon technical gTounds-that gentleman
not being recognised by the government of Cuba In
any character other than thst Of commercial agent
or course, upon the result Of Commodore Morris's
mission must depend the future relations Of this conn
try towards Spain. That government must make up
its MIND at once either to comply with refuse our
ultimntum. "
MIR. Clayton and Sir II. Bulwer have been oo.unied
Tor several hours, to-day In tbs
ot the Nicaragua treaty ratification. No difficulties
exist so that 1t Is probable 1t will be concluded this az
ternoon.
The North .fneriecn, of the "a inst has the follow
ng-So doubt entertained by those best cquainted
with the subject that tho refusal OF the Count Acoy
release the prisoners has grown out Of the peculiar
state OF the case-involvng as IL does the question
whether, while the matter under invostg by
The marine court, he had any right To interfere and
super s-de the trial. The demand about to be
made, will 1t is presumed accelerate tho decision Of
the court referred to- or, in event induce de-
cdej estion on the part Of MIR Cslderon. IL, howev
the application for the suesdsr OF the prisoners
should be positively refused the subject will be pro-
scented Co Congress
Whatever may be the result OF the present expedi.
ton 10 will at least have tendency 10 pat this vexed
question into tangible shape. Com. Morris. should
he even fail in obtaining tho prisoners will secure
positive answer to his demand for them. to the elect
either that they will he released, that they will not
lie Is both dscreetand firm and upon his report what.
ever 10 may be, government will be prepared act
finally ana resoutely. IL is not feared notwthstand
ing the awkward complications which this affair has
assumed that any serious disturbances will grow on.
OF it,
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Died.

suddenly. en- Tuesday morning NJuly 2 JAYS " b.
wife Of William W Armstrong
Her relatives and friends and those Of the family
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral from
the residence q her brother. in-aw, Robert II Me-
MILAN. No. 81 Barclay street, this afternoon at
3 p. NJ, without further Invitation.
On Tuesday evening July 2, Of scarlet fever, Mr..
JoHS CLAcKrrr, printer, Of Rochester, N T. aged "a
years.
His funeral will take place this forenoon, q, IL
o'clock. from 90 CHI street
At williamsburgh, on Monday, July 1, Of consump-
ton sfter long and illness which she bore
vhh Christian fortitude JrsI. wife Of John Powell,
in the i4th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral at O'Clock, this afternoon at
$40 South Sixth street.
Al Saratoga Syringe, on Sunday, June 30, ALrREs
Hut, druggist, OF the city of New York. -
His funeral will take place this afternoon, at half
past p. NJ, from the residence Of his brsther-in.
lsv, Gsrret fsrshsy, Ne " Ano street, csrnes Of
Greenwich srenus,