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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

About come tine l yeaf. s5f--i Illus lOA5sll lO.lll
GRAIS-ln Wheat there 10 60 movement OF i'm i0d4nce
The market Is nOmnsiy hfm - before The supplies are
large and The market opened firm, bat lJVer al the
cose Sales $500 10 60CC0 bushels at Coo foe beats SD
63lc foT Western mixed 6'i U6ilc Tor Southern y-iow
6dG93c for Western yellow, arrive this week 6id5ic
for round Northern aud jersey yellow. and So f)r while
Jersey Ryes t2c Delivered with sales 1900 bushels J-c
sew which easier OAs without chan gei7C BE for
Northern: 4t1t5c for Jef,ey S8di2c for Southern
PRCNiSfONS-There IL fra market fJr Pork and the
demand fsir Sslessf0 20 1000 bb's, mostly Prime At
60 fOT Prime: 10 690 10 IS or Mess and 8ii for s)ur
Mess The inquiry for Beef IL very lgh st yesterdays
rricCs Beef Hams and Prime Mess are very QIe, Lard
duh tui We hear Of no sales Butter e 10 yer eai more
plenty. Sales Slate al l2dl6- Orange Co i7G2lc; ONO
io3l3te Cheese is qniet At 50 7e ,-,,o,,,-..,..,-
for Prison. closing al a lc
GROCERlEs-Sugsrs are held al sc advance today on
Ssuday rafes snd Coffee so held Ic higher ior Sail
Sslrs 9dsic About 80 hhds Sugar Id &c for Porto
RhO Sc for Cuba and 5tc for New Orleans snO wing the
maketn favor Of the seller Molssses Is held firmly
Sales 100 bhds Porto Rico At SIC and cargo Of Cuba al
about 1910 p gallon
TOBACCO-The market IL buoyant and the demsnd Is
good We notice sales rs bids Kentucky 7lc, aud OF.
made for 500 600 hhds The market shows d
c advance within few days Sales 20 bales Amsba no
HDTs-Sales eco Buencs Ayres al lsc, mos, leaving
leaving but few In irsl hands
BONE-A ,se OF 1000 he Polar Bone was made a. SIC
cash
or s-Enssh Lnseed FIRM 70 07lc with sales6 5000
or & 0fO sslons.
Of Missouri sud Manila very large. The stock Of the
former is II eco bses and of he latter Is 600 and OF other
kinds r stocks are unsltered New Russan will b'gn 70
arrive shout the end OF July There 10 no change IN price,
WCOL-The new clip continues TO come t)rvard IN
small qusI es zo0c lbs average Michigan, held b. TWO
house, on The market and for which S7tc are asked
THERE'S Inquiry In The country than here and an ad
Of DC p 10 last years opening prceI has been
psid in some out west
LEATHER-There has been an Increased inquiry the
past eek snd prices i9.c = 10 higher with very
small stock IN market.
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NorIcE TO OUR PHILADELPHIA READERs.-The
DAILY TRIBUNE Is regularly delivered to subscribers
II all parts of the city IS per month Those who
wsh 10 be served with It will please leave heir
the Bookstore of w B. ziebel, who Agent for thai
s4r,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
Markets.. cArrruLLr nr'osTrD rOa rHr rs"ur.

AsHEs-In Ashes there Is nothing doing add the market
Is unsettled. No quotations csn be gwen
COTTOH-rte Cotton rrarsei shows confined stlf ness
snd he quotations. sreup ate viihn Few days Tbs
sslss were eco bales mostly for export Addins Orleans
lie, Upisnos l2.c.
THE CoTroE CRoF-The following 10 the date OF bloom
Ind lna Ihn Il FUN l1i 10 Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
LAW COURTS.

COURT CALENDAR-Ths Day-CtrcRn Court -
Nos. COS, Gs5, 733, 4 b 744, 745 74s, TO 752. Re-
served causes-Nos. "A, $50, 722, 429 279, 81,
46l, 42s, 425, 40 $50, 6sl, $780, 69Ol, 67s 2O 49,
90.
Common Pleas-Part Mos. 3l5, 81, 32l, 1913,
327, 327 329, $751; 333, 335, $780, 34l 343, 345, 347
Part Il-Nos 27s $50. 19l, 400, 492, 49i, 1876, 49,
500, 500, 5O4, SOC, sos, 5l2, 5li.
Superior COurt.-Nos. :. 81, 76, 1877, II, -, 49l,
1914 LOG, III, 10 ST. 1885, 1872 50s 1873, 1884, 1875, 1876,
l9s, l2o, lao, 49, no. 3, 1884, o, 1875 a. 81, 49, Iii
to l47.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS oRddy-Be-
fore the Recorder and Aldermen Kelly and Chap
man--ASsGuk and Battery ruth intent to hAk.-
The trial of George Megan, Andrew Shahen and
John Niles, indicted for assault and battery with
intent to kill Charles Deyln, on the night Of the Sd
OF November last, was resumed this morning.
There being no evidence against Niles, he was dis
charged. The defense was then commenced on
the part OF the other accused Shahen and Megan,
several witnesses were produced, who swore that
Stowell one Of the principal witnesses for the pros
ecution, was q violent, bad man. and some of them
s~ore they wonld not believe him under OATH
John Il. Suley testified that he was in the Break
of Day House at the time of the disturbance did
not hear any one cry out against Chas. Deylin.-
The defendants endeavored to preserve the peace
by preventing persons from joining the crowd did
not hear that any one was hurt.
H0ratiO Gleason sworn-ls keeper Of the house
alludedto. There was party in the house drinking
when word came that Devlin aud his gang were com
ing down the street with clubs. Those in the house
dropped out one by The accused were about the
last persons who left the house. Megan said 70
Shehan, we had better not so out, or we may get
in trouble On cross animation this witness stated
that there were from 80 TO IS persons IN the house
at the time he did not know how many were Of
the party 20 which the defendants belonged.
James DOReLy, sworn-Saw the commencement
OF the fight; was standing on the corner, when
saw party of 4 or ) 60 up the street. | saw an
other party coming down, they met and saw a
tight commence went up and saw the fight bat
LETT before it Was over and came down to the
Break of Day House" where | saw the accused
standing together talking. The case was here sas.
pended for the day and the Court adjourned.
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California Vessels spoken, &c,

Sailed from s. Georges, Beauisl June 5 sles usr VII
son Hurt Bowen. ffou Nrok lMSch y Tor California.
having repEired-tefore Incorrectly reported sid ~
Seized from Hamilton. iSefmudsl Juue steamer Nfsoo
HUut Bowe0, Gom NYofk March y Tor CsilOrhs-bs-
fore reported cid I'd.
Msr,h IL Al he en.snce Of he Straits OF magellan, schr
Rochester Coupe NYork Dec ~ for San Frsncisoo
had been days Tying To enter the Straits
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ry TuE TRIBUSE can he obtslnsd al Saratoga Springs
OF SPooSER MuNDEI l. Post Ofice building They have
The morning edition the arrival Of the evening train Of
cars Al o'clock.
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THE TRIBUNE IN the CoUsrRY.-Persons wishing he
Daily Tribune during their temporary sbsence from the
cy may hsvei 10 them By Paying 50 cents per month
Al he dice.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE IS.
"a. been taken at par by single capitalist Amaz.

has been taken at par by single capitalist Amaz-
ing capitalist
An act incorporating the Stamford and Danbury
Railroad Co. has passed the Connecticut Legisla
ture and also an act providing for tax TO DO
levied upon al Railroad Companies in the State Of
one.tbird Of one 2 cent on the market value OF
their stock
The Toledo Blade says; " We learn Of gentle
msn from Coldwater, that about one hall the grad
ing On the Southern Railroad, between Hllsdale
and Jopesvire. is already completed and the re-
mainGer will be by the 10Th inst The timber Is
already on the ground Tor laying the track which
will be ready to receive the iron ia time for its en-
tire completion by the 4ih OF July There are two
hundred labOrers at work between JOnesvle and
Co.dwater. IL is said that this section viii be
ready for the iron by the lst August Dor cars
vii! run 70 COldwater early enough IN the Fall 70
give us the benefit Of the entire Fall trade. With
reasonably good wheat crops, there is 40 reason
Why we should not have very active trade from
this direction.
The quantity Of coal forwarded by the Reading
Railroad last week was 23,2l5 %; by Canal,
l. 2l3 O6 total oI,he week, 30 4ss l2-about 800
tuns less than last week and POSI- tuns less than
were sent to market the corresponding week last
year The shipments Of Coal from the LehiSh Tor
the week ending June G, amounted to J4'oio
turs-within s73 tuns Of the quantity sent rom
the Schuylkill region.
The Burlington and Mount Holly Railroad Com
pspv have declared dividend of 4 per cent hav-
ing been in operation scarcely year. during WHICH,
the Burlington Gazette informs u.s. portion OF the
cost OF the road has been paid out Of the cdrrentr re-
ceipts.
Mr.. Kilbourn, the President of the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad Company has returned from
the East, with propositions Of very favorable
character, from responsible houses 10 New-fork /
70 furnish rails locomotives, sc. for the entire line
Of road from this city to Whitewater So miles. |
These proportions are easily within the reach Of
the Company
The Cincinnati and Hlsboro' Railroad Co have
Amounted VIM o. Collins, J. w. Price and w. H.
Baldwin committee, on It's part and the BelPre
Co. J. Madeira, w Mains and w p. Cutler, to
arrange for the Junction OF the two roads at near
HIlsboro', and the final merging of the two Com
panies into one. Ross County has subscribed one
Hundred thousand dollars to this work.
A. Boston the Money market continues to be
abundantiy supplied, and frstcass paper goes at
3 a. : per cent Railroad notes and collateral loans
aye made at sac per cent. There was more
activity il Railroad Stocks, and an advance in
some descriptions.
The receipts Of the Georgia and Galena Railroad
in May were slOsl6, which, after deducting ex
Denser, leaves equal to 20 E cent = anuum diyi
lend on the cost of the Road, 8 2OOO The Road
)uly extends to ElyTia, 40 miles.
Comparative statement Of the business of the
Georgia Railroad for The month Of May, lsl9, and
e5O:
T1tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

! 200 %. Len st ister pori, ,,@,p.,. 49,.
Nsr De ears NYork ior Ssr gfar -i1~o '''a'ssf s7d
.o avhI LAND, Jare l5-Cd bah John Avil,, -,..,.
feI MAJ ozss; sch fysBhoe, NYork ''' 'h hS1o-
pDiohIOS, June i4-Asfschs Asrv Flz.h.f, -.
Se,,,, rhls sd sshs SEMI Cas- se, PAs iSf csvsn,s
shVFlDENCE June i5-Arr Up y Brown N.Y., o.,
scns stet Thomas. North SEQ. Rebeers T. y = %
nno as6sifs, Phils l6th, schs w Coru-r s.. 49,
sSalo' in.s' saPeTlof, Nfoks .i0s So Iihpoi .rhei
NINf.n Nlork sd schs Uriief and AuKsIine ss,sali
Blackstone. Nyors ' N"~'s, ard
E EALL kiVfR June IL sl1 b'ige EnOch Pr.u y,
KsrBcsS VE st,t Jase s-At shes osweso N7Ors
CHARLESTON, June l4-Arr sch son,herns,
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PnssenGern 2aIled.

In ba-k Ionia from BOSTON, for Mllta and Snwna-
HesSs } Diomaarl, ~ Consul for Greece > XIV WIN
N Thompson and WIN Thompson, missionaries ifSm the
ABC T NJ Society; Edward Davis OF Boston, benz OF
DISPATCHES 20 The Sultan Of turkey.
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Passengers Arrived.

In steamship Fanny from Nsic Oredns-Mrs Guther aud
child Mrs Penand and child, Mrs Phillips and children,
Mrs Fountane aud servant Mrs Knapp aud children Mss
Victoria Stepshen, Capt Sidney 5elleck Geo Morris, Mr.
Vsul.t Mr Petsrd T. Qurk, Col King, w Brsldiove,
Mr. Greenfield, A Lowell, and IS deck passengers
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l. fhiLADELPHlA. Jure i7--.fyrtreG-Bde T. ~.
G 1910 ~ oIsenlA" Providence. schs w Bel 4
OI,N Egg hsroor. HeywA 4, HcO lugai Charle. 'rss
res bartlett Hopkins d; John Mores, TAO
ythss hiVe1 Michigan. Shgie Provdeuce, pa .ols
~, SI-,o9cz, Ne1oCsei, WA CoIiysr Bfooas
Shaiss hrse, Day;oa Ns .dforc. Il Hale q . Asts
VannAh, sarah Emma, Hal. CALAIS = = st-
Cteased-Bark Martrn, Lowry . 1rfsyitso. his. =.
mss Edward, Greeplaw. sos,oB; schs Char. i, To
S S,' sAybroos; VIM Co.ker Brooke N @'a,o,
- huse, oaytou FRil River; Minerva n 's'Srn.
yerEon, NYolk ~ '>~A D'oN' %, Ss-
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Post.Omce Operations.

The Postmaster General has established tie fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending June
8 1880,
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MARRIED.

On Tharday evening June u By Rev Char % @ Son.
ers, WILLIAM J lNGOLDSBY, OF this city 70 MARY
INN eldest daughter Of Joseph jenkins Esq formerly Of
Boston.
Maine papers please copy.
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Irc.. 98eO De 25.OlS Inc.4lOf2O

BY reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity OF
the latter left at tide water this year, compared
with the corresponding period last year, shows
decrease of s2s73 bbis OF -four.
The following table shows the quantity of some
of the principal articles OF produce let at tide
water from the commencement Of navg alton to the
l4th of June, inclusive during the years l34s, 45
dnus. 1a4Q IL DAYS: 1910 50 dAVs;
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WhaIers.
Foreign P0rIs.

No dale, &C. bark Fellows, from cruise, ard hires
months from Rio Janeiro, for SIonington-sll well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

Eur-Rises... I % ses....7 So hoos-se1s...' Vom
HIoH wArEa....June 10
S,-dv pk 8 23s Coy Is.... l3a He | Cats. D ola
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEWBORN. 10, 1850.
,rraArrpn AiNAHAc..rHIs DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

The aggregate quantity of the same articles leit
at tide water, from the commencement of naviga-
ton to the llth June inclusive, during the years
eia and LEO. Ia as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

The Albany Erening Journal gives the annexed
statement:
The quantity Of Flour, Wheat Corn and Barley
left at tide water during the % week in June, in
the ears SO and 1850, is as follows =
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Miscellaneous.

AsHoRE.-A Br bds ashore on the sw SPIT outward
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DISCONTINUED.
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

Mrsrisc or rHE CoLoNnAfIor S,eisir.-fhs annual
meeting VI the Colonization sncisty Of The United
stats vas held ia Warrington, on foesdaJ evening.
At .ary hour psrt a the bulldog "a d-ussy
crowded The don Heury clay presided. ~hO Osssst
the meeting Ia Drist speech seting frth toe oossts
and prospects of the focisty. rhs AouU report vas
then read aud adopted troui TINS report it appears
that the past been ~ rrest prosp-ry fpr
the sosi-y is receipts sav- r-aauei tue large sun
Of nfy hs- thousand dollar, wse tts sApsnditates,
o.pg 10 prttHing aud UBiOsei flr d~msnds haze sx.
c..gea thsl suu. leaving d-bt ot tseivs thoisant
dollars To b. provided r During tne past year fpar
hundF.d emigfaBts tAse been s-nt % Lb.ris snd AZ
many sili b. -pt the of t1- NEXT az
wssks There are more applications BY persons de-
firing 90 snsrsts than osn bs attended The pre-
saigebces 90 the f~osty r-gutre the ratans II
about forty thousand doiafr. kivIg.Bt ssd dssyy
iBt.r.stiss sddrsst-s aa1- by ths Rev lasssEs
scott B.tnaLs. sud buftsy
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

Nrvs TEoN rns i.lsND 80 hs,u.-rhs bd< Rsin-
deer, CsPt Flo~ss rsm taPs uayuen. Dec-nosr
- b sIfNsd at tnis port yesterday. Capt rPrrts
that CUISINES Itss.iisd thruutnUut tus isant The
sfmy Of the tmg-for. tsst msfrnsd with maon
youp 20 invade - DoIuiuxo had -ssa ordered back,
the ksa hims-f hat r-tafu-d 10 tas capital.
The Fseition bad 0toB pn-ipgsst - tbs ssrpg, "
Mt fsg'vsT. The st-ts MT ftzts . tbs oltraf-s
Aux sysf. by tb~ sack ofirfts, uPls Anssiesn
ain aud The AmeficHU ousui az b-lsFed - t1Ns
ben grsly exarrsf.sd rss srd - the isttsr
tl.nsu 'uii-~ v-- r. gtnning c1ms IA m3rs pisnu-
Z. I'D. Bas,.n Ter. - 10
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
IJ,oa.
.,an...., f., - D'sa, . u,n,.,o,, .r.s 10

90 Wednesday, Jan. 10. yvHS MoDrsnorr, aged 30
yesrs .
tis frttpos ard thosc Of bis brothet Richsrt slso
his brothrr1n1-~, William tsnuey. are e-pe5tfbny
invited stt.nd the faasral oet0cs caftidsy,
the 18th inst, frOm No "a fhomPsoa strest, New
Noik.
suddesly, at A. NJ. Jan 10, lass, infsat daughter
q nnaD snd MARI sim. .~nu. a. a tso yvsrs.
The relations aud fri-nJs 81 the auiy are ~ l1fssd
o. sterd het fus.ta at Sac r-a-uc- Vt ner fssner,
No 1ie prirc- street, on Fnursjay a. go O'Clock Z.
NJ wuh@ub fgrtbvr uvitsti0o
un " eon.susy seentDa gsn ~ ~ wser cu the
brsin Tsassss o.agntsr 81 fstries sad catherine
Ustiick sg-d t-o y.@fs and ttr~ mtotss
Ihe frsGds "a the fsa.ily. soa tnoyc n her Trand
father Edesrd sh@riucs re.pruuuy invited ~ a.
cork " IN VA nts resseuct sAla waId d0,-h
Nc carrisges admitted.
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
,sILE or NEWPORT ENeR.vIse.-

nsILE or EwPoRr-BsAUrIFUL ESGRAvINe.-
~ 1te subcrher havrr made an arrangement witn thu
pubshers Wears cupe, vipert 20. cf Pans for the
exclusive sais of tkis hesaul p-tufe vi
deliver then 70 sut scriters ssadsy 2s Inst. snb-crp
tiots wi 20 Re received spd. 20 ears m
application css he made until
suir soIy may b. sssn At the store Of the suhscrs
No G5 Brcaovay do sVsth ofthe Ansrcsa noa
DEL vECGuIOS
NALINTINTs -THE MOST nAoNIrICEsv COLL &C.
utn 81 Nsen offered for sals IN this eonntry
q srruc. street near ,ns City ksi Nss ters.
GEO. a. IVES. Pghisher
liberal apecuut the trade The above sso oers rare
Advantages 10 city car vsssers and agents
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
Political In,e,i,c.nc..

VTnGIKiA vs.. kKsso.I.-ua saturday last, Governor
Floy q, 81 Virginia tfahsi.ea TO the Legislature of
that State tbe rssoia iatons uf the L-sAure of Ver-
mont upon the slavery question. Whrrrnpub. rsaou-
tons we're immt oistely introduced TO returu the
resolutions to the Governor Nermont witn
the information that TIE LegisiatUre ct Virginia
Understood their eonsitutionN Tgnts, and int.ad-d
10 maigtaln them aud recommending the people not
to iDpUIt purchase or con aNy .rticle the pro-
duce m.uuf-cters oi Vermont CT of asy other sts
winch sbsii addfvss them va the language Of menace
CT IeProsul. the rssQiutons OF ls.s we're adopted,
and the CoBventiun oi Soatnsrn States, hrid at
Nash is approved Of aud drtsTmined GO prscved 20
Ls election u del.gatcs 10 attend sad eOnvsaucp.
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

In lsle. The imports wep13 lis bushels 80 AIS
barrels Of -four, sss do ek ClssrAness COS vessels
Exports 10 $4,000 feet Dank, ~ $40 900 spruce
lumber, 2l9s, 900 do. heosk do, 81 500 600 laths
$4,000 p'oksts, II 244 500 ipgss Is so2 haskmstack
hnsss TOT cords of bark t7o sugar box shocks l2as
barrels potatoes
The Utica and Bridgsvater road, 20 miles long and
cost $500 ooo pays 2s PEI cent, regularly The Boone
Vile pays "a per cent? As wstertown road pays IS per
osnt the Forea and Johneon road four miles long and
costing So 600, pays resulsrly, 80 per cent
The Camden and Ambey Railroad, and Delaware and
Rsri'an Canal Company, on the 18th isst declared
semi annual dividend of Eve per cent.
The Louisville Bank has declared semi annual di-
vidsnd Of per cent; ths Northern Bank of Kentucky
4hd per cents and the Kentucky Bank, regular divi-
dend of per cent and an extra Of per cent.
The Petersburg vs) Railroad Company have de-
slsred dividend Of per cent the business Of the
last Elk months, and understsnd that the company
besides making dividends is doing something in which
the public Is ntsressd-that L. they rebuild
ing their road with heavy rails. We learn that the
Richmond cksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
papy, and the Weldon and Wilmington Company In
North Carolins have also commenced the dssira-
ble improvement There railroads all form parts Of the
rad is completed it is calculated that the time Of
travel between this city and Charleston, 8. c. will be
reduced to 45 hours.
The fourth annual report Of the Fall River Railroad
Company has just made its appearance. II does not
present very favorsbls exhibit the financial affairs
Of the company.
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

ON Monday evening gaB It o. the Rev o " Am
ermsb. VIZ lsns n. sttrL,, @ Siiss MAar =. krzts,
II tits cty
ONO papers wili pleas cry
pn N.enesday IaD 10 80 st barthoioms~sSh nrch,
Nv the Rev 4 W Bsich Ar. krotsfus Bfs,aD
Iassa. of NsS iuk 60 sitss tLsks bSg~srxs. os1gn-
tsr of AIbts " sdirign, hsa. 20 BVsioo.
on Ts.sdAy. ysp. l5, - ths Ray. L-sis w. r.Balsh,
CH.nifst. NrCnsss, 70 hsSssH Dsgw, 5osa Of tbs
city
40 etsmford. Conn. on Monday Jsu. ~ BY Rev.
fiebfy a. kuuis Mr.. LnsKAss ". WstEtA.At, of
Stsni"rd oun, 70 Mis. CssotiNs N. fEsafs, former
~ oi this eity
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

Two TIE .tUBLIc.-pOCGGTrs NEW YORK cTrv
Dirsctory-Tfe sutsorber ~il e.ntinue the psblea-
tim - ths work tor the iro aud 81 IL will b. isasd
afer the hrst ~ the cppds-
~ mst.ra snd the s.eeutia of the -srk ~it
such stera uns rents. and additions will
b ne sdsice Of busns.. snc the suh-cfher
lorE esIerspce suErest The suhcrber ,st
auson has been made the public prats ., aud
ntots the Directory for tie pfeent year. sad he
bruvisdss that Tor complaint In that
he hopes no that ~ vii b. conaetet that
tho dtfcf ovirg hs ilsess sad
the vhss th. ork benx prepared -hich
cHufed the of n to he entrusted. than
the usual and subordnates engaged ny
him. IN whose hsndr toe tpnaton of .te work at
The subscrb.r vii remedy this detect IA tue
Tubcser sUd arprphensve the esuits "
honorable e.mpton socs the AID ef his fcrmer patrons
ana the pubic.
Ire price ~ the Directory fsr l5 81 will he reduced 80
Low q the ef ~ ~ a. the msrtet.
JOIN Du0Ck1T. Jr, Directory gs,ablishment.
ft.rfx
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
NEW BOOKS, ~e.

AvoRcAr's LITERARY DEPOT EXCHANGE PLs scn
lv1 aajepts the Post once, Nes OrsAat, la Al toe
above sstshsi ~ fubd usos Of dc
sefruon eursipg Of Novels History. BipEr aphy Ssisn
rte. merrs. Csoxrsp,i al and Medical Norss Also
oornpies ~ stssiof together ~ith all the
rrircpal DAILY and wssky Ns~srspsrs ard ssss.in-s
Sauutry arces the trade suptcd md ar
wsress with despatch Boehs malice. Prompt
rsia " ~ors srssrsd BY nail rorefn s.ss meperes
10 Greer. >. 4. spkGAN,
Irsry Depot adjoining the Pcs, Once Ns- prlssas IA
Ps-ccn tiste u have bave mads with tho
priIsrai Publshers throughout tie Union for sspry Of
the vcrks 80 last as ts5usd. J. e.. n
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

OF th. falling es 10 the exports TO foreign ports loS
sb2 bsles 10 the sbipmsnts to Great Britain l5,.
olS TO Noft Of Europe; ssb5 TO other foreign ports
here hes been In the expectation TO france
Of 1oe5 bales In relation TO the extent of the crop
now coming TO market there s yet great difference q
oriDisu. Estimates of yield have, within the past
three resh. been much reduced IN consequence Of the
Unsvorsblc accounts from the south It appears that
u. tpe ero-ing -ssther throughout November had
not the favorable eject anticipated 10 consequences of
the thirnsss Il the plant the ground aud the pro-
duet has therefore increased to the extent expect
ed Had tbsr. te.n tn. usual stand of the plsnt the
rotracieo absence % rost would have sdded largely
to the aggregate product and the estimates formed st
that n would have been the mark than nov
sppesrs probable The estimates pov range fron
nm a D VI ~ lNn h.la.a
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
RIDING. sc.

80 - = \ - = =, 80 49,
pOARnft q. NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
NJ gehel family, Nitnout children. at No 3B Broldvsy
neat door 90 the ~. Cbstes
AphRDINe.-TU LRr-lS rIrSr.CLAS HOUsg.
~ where there but n fsv select brsrders spsc
tarior 9Th pantry attached. tie seeni vita
~ rrsrus .ard suitstie Tor sugle seutleer OF t
man sud hts wife also handsome room foe single
gentleman. "a ssdii on street Terms easy.
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

1ss DsF.Lcauss 90 fausrss N. Vrrsosr The
scsoVBtug ohc.Ts o. "a. rr,asary Department csrny
ust the nsA tb~ butss ~ zoe OvF.rimrut
against ffo ptr ~. Wrtniurs. tts navy Ass1 a. Nv
oik, l. 0br houdfsd shd eikHty ups tnI u's
hOnittd sra ~fgnty dollar. an4 sossai uine aiots
air rfesc"tt H@it D. Oisiuet Attorney Tor Ns~
Crk nstl tusttuss suli nafy pro-
ceedIgs zFslnst wstenofe. under tht ff1ssiSns u
the act oi sonsrss- Tor eases ~ tnis Atnt