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Our B.l,,n.o,. correspondence.

BALTIMORE, sept. rs, 1850.
TIE Bern ,sda Co,r rs f1sha,g,d- fiiai Of Land
HGrram E@Es,,-- The Bs1k Burglars The
Rg,ti.s Ssv, hli-- stampede of Rsnal0ays, Sc.
The examination q, the captain Of the schooner
Eleanor, and the ten cunsicts brought by him from
Bermuda, took place Il, lore Justice Boardly, yes-
teIdsy morning, n ho hid called in Mr.. Pnkney,
1uty Disirict AI.sIn'y, TO consult on the mat
On an exuminsiiO6 of the efly State law
having bearing ia tie casr, Il was found that il
was entirely too inca phe,L The Law required the
idebhiy Of the nlrn 10 he proved, and contem.
plated cnly the s,Idlng back Of frlons whereas
there was no tsstmoay whether those men had
been gully uf irioLi,s OF mere msdemeanors.
They were scc"Idu piy, with the cePtan, dis
charged from custody, much TO their satisfaction,
Ss the pardons thtv brought with them distinctly
DECLARED that. ~ ,l'y retained again to Bermuda
they would be reQ"i'td To- serve out the balance Of
thclr terms,
nhe Havana O,~rs troupe, Notwithstanding
about live huudr ~ Net. were taken for the Two
concefs they prUpos'd ~ give IN this city, yester.
day passed ca to- the Suuth, giving Us the go-by
tniifely
The trial Of Henry Rrbtpn, charged with others
81 having fOfK'd sod i.irrd On the government
large number Of i.sd variants, was yesterday
trial before the uHitd states District Court. His
sccOniplice IN the n'ausT WAS Esmed Eothschid,
and sn extensive y item ot fraud ~ being devc-
ioped The cusr vii probably occupy several
days
lie burRl.rs of th. F.n- Point Bank, who gave
the nance "a Richardson aud Rogers, but who
have been tds ntIisd old OPERATORS, have not yet
brtB tired. They "htaitsd a removal Of their case
three months sa,r. ~ Howard District, and gave
tail Yesterday. th~ csc Was called up before
the Howard Disiuci Cturt, aud postponed 10 the
nfKt term, winch meets Ca the third Monday in
March, ga months hrtc-.
Tie Fugitive SLAVE hiil. which has caused such
a EtsmVede smUng ~ iugiitves AZ Pittsburgh, will
econ BE- enforced sii 90. aurthcrn States. Slave
owners IN this NitiniN " he have lOet large num-
bJr ~ slaves WHhin Nv ycars past, aud have
been unehle "a rsCuV'f them, although they knew
exactly where thry ~FU, are dets trimmed 90 test
che availability ~ The " law. aud " Is the know.
ltdgf q the irct that has Causrd the movement a
Pittsburgh. Scnc uWu-rs have already started TO
the int nor ~ Psnu-y Vsria 20 fully test the law
bciug provided with ~ the legal requirements.
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Census Returns for 1850.

GERMANTOWN. Pa The borough of German
town contains b, 204 inhabitants, of whom 9i3 are
males, and =. Pol females. The township contains
2,l62 inhabitants. Of whom l662 are males, and
LOO females. Total population Of the borough
and township, S,3G6, of whom 4,005 are males, sad
4,aGl females. Total value of real estate, $6,5t3,
$50. Among the products Of the roll were l25 gal
Ions OF VINE. There are 81 manufactured, which
produce over $500 worth Ut goods per annum each
the principal Of which manufacture carpets, pa
per- shoes, AID stockings, yielding for the year up
ia June ], w, $50 piirs boots and shoes, worth
ss6,C00; 1900 doZrns woollrn stockings, worth
$E, 400; go COO yards carpet, worth l6S,o00 80
tone printing paper, worth $4,000; 10, 100 pounds
wrapping PAPER worth Sal 100 There are IL church
re, If which are Frirnd-, I Episcopal, Mrtho-
dist Epscopal, 2 Lutheran, Baptist, ] Presbyte-
nan, German Reformed, ! German Gospel, |
Free, ] Menorist, aud bunker. TheresaIe only
8 persons unable 10 read and write.
PAIMYRA, N Y.-Enure population within the
corporate hms, 81. 093 Or these, ST are whites;
10 free hlaclc. Attended school within the year,
1888 Persons over 20 who eanp9, read or write, l.
Population, including suburbs, ,3O3. churches
CtAY, N Y.-The Deputy Marshal has finished
ctnvassiug this town, and gives $3.50 as Its present
Sr LOWS, Mo We are indebted TO the AZ
sisiant Marshal. who u few days since completed
the census of the Firt ward, for the following re-
turns The ward contains ,l03 inhabitants, 35i
| OF which are slaves, and 81 free blacks. 2,60C
were born in Germany, ALB IN Ireland. and abou
| 30 in Scotland, England, Wales, France, ans
Italy. There sIe few whose birthplace IL un
| known AtAut $500 were born in the Unjtsd
| States. During the year ending June LIST, there
were 1871 deaths ia the ward IS Of which were oI
.chokra. During the same period. there were I6l
marriages.. There ore in the ward t5l person
over twenty years Of age, exclusive Of slaves, who
cannot read or write.
Pms YAN. N According to the late census,
Penn YAM y. T., conteins =, 800; gain since 1876,
$50.
Havana, ~ Y--The number Of Inhabitants Of
Havana, Chemung county, n. Y, is l,lS3.
RHoDE leland The Providence Jo~ruai pub
fishes the following statements of population by the
new census, IN companion with that 81 1870, in
sixteen towns Of Rhode Island. sho wing aver
age increase Of ahou, % per cent. THIS, we pre-.
sumo, may be taken n fair sample Of the general
increase throughout New England, exclusive OF
the large towns, in which the increase generally Is
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CITY TnADM u.ronr.

IituEsDtT, sept 2s- Il Nj.
Owing to the detention Of the Niagara Tor whose
Dews merchants were ously waiting aud % the
element state al the weather trade was inactive Cst
ton Sold In srail way, whils prices we're unchanged
Flour aud rrovison ms we're dill and sugar nd coffee
trm.
hsurs Tho market for paris uAs lover With sale.
Of ~ barrels at IS sTi n 50. Pois were 10 f.lr re-
ouest yesterday. ssls- 81 40 barrels at 81 ll1
fsrADsrurts-I fotu-Ths inolemenoy Of the vea-
thsr chroked operations In estern State ar A.d
prices freely supported the principal sale, being
msds At the inside rstee The receipts we're greater
Than the de4lsDd and tn stock was tccumul.tinx
Canadian YES scarce AZ - IS for fresh ground and
Gt for new The transactions In domestic ,~rr
limtedto 500 barrels, including sour. at 80 62s
stFsieht stste 81 81 ts 81 o2. aiohgau aud ohio
a. ~ e1b - OtA; fsvorite state at 81 7sa 50 81:
and pure Gcpesss at IS SO OoN. There "a. not
much ssuthern foof Tered yet the market wss doll
end heavy. particularly for new Ssles reached 100
terr.ls - ~ 81 s. l2s for old mixed aud straight
hranesi and ss ass l2h tr new do. Rp, dsT
firm with ssles Of 800 barrels at So 1sS ass Is Cgr
,-,s steady at IS 49, for Jersey vith r..s OF 20
barrels The prevailin- st0rn restricted business Ia
Uhof There vac considerable Ohio going fcrvard
iron nf1 hands. rrine Gem zee wssscsrce and held
above the Views Of purchasers. southern vas more
plenty, but vas dull OF sale RE vas quiet II sSc
i3Sc. Oats we're firm and scarce ~ ilc llc for
Northern, AMI soc n d2c for Jersey B4rbv xas nra
end IN fair oemsBd With sales OF oo bushels ordinary
te fair t~o snd four roved. at 700 Tlc Cor. va.
frm and In fair demand for the ast and FOR EXPORT
with sales 81 GO bushels at CSC sO5s for Wes@rn
mixed and 6Tc for hAbdsome round yellow
Cc<gts-Tfere vss nothing q mons Mt done In this
article &c o.. Holdsrs very firm snd prices
tend upward the -sscct on hand beiug very hight
Corror.-Tbere has bses smother quiet dsy today,
md the saiss are reported ct " bale. At cur quotA
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Passengers sailed.

HsvssA-ste,nsh,p O.ie-noB Rsst sobsses, We. J q
morse and scLs. WsferE an. LADY aud oAiidrsa
Csurbell lacy. zehilden and Psck ~sos ssd
LADY, Mccall. hrs Rshd iphy. Mas Kan Mr.
Armstrong aud lacy Mr. Palmer aud lay, Eots tamil
~ eOrnstpg Of 2saics Bohhdrtn asd sservsnts Bss-
cock ehdr.n ano Burso susan Hart lazy AID ohdrss
Lr oliver aud son aid sthn idt. or kshn c.sy.
Nj itnrees &C. M A eis9r. Jaaes. Rssu Rs,h-
tun Niles lery W. Eosmer sie Crseb, Mr. Caro-, NJ Ia
m.ye, TuIh Cksyes Ne. Gsrssd I.atuer snd LADY,
kiss hArhal, MT hertsn snd lsdy Carter fsdy asf
ehila ~ My ard sd1, Mrs psrsr. Miss Jseaon rRs
sesrr aaTshy, bllinF CotSof Bshr. Hands crsAs,
isr,insr AeA, rnss fairv osyis Ne .ipin ruf,
leme.th Lyle fa<ler, smith, csps BsotA % Shapere
sls,oh kr p, DYE M Lai, k,lssey, X Bsitisy .s
le.,e bsseti srR Hsrnsr 1'cslssh.n I,sas o.a 81
NJ stis'n ase ,smiI Macy. Eiahard B,sw.. lacy sal
NM, y1hss Lays sssinss kssrts rs o,'s.
vothhtn u ietSsll Q r'sssli ,s-.,h whnes.s
,s,hn, '.hs smith !s.s, nsr " stss.ln, q s.hsr
So' pr9s sriis smith su,sy rsrtis se.i
- zee hsssngsla yehs Censr SELLER. Joe yoissi
"a Isr. Kelly z s,,sssn. cenns, HT,vs..as.
si.,. Bp5s. syT.. witch n ga ss.. Joas q,
n tHts. hebmof D. rh'Lsn~, Boyd X usiass, y
Is..rts ledon, nr Rosssburg. uenete, W Brsst.
suff. Ohefr.
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MARKETS ELsEWHEnE.


PmLApsI,x.A. sxrTnssEs 2S-hra Board 5000 Read,
1s 50 Ii s ~. ~ ~ a. ss,s:s
& 1U sS s Ss* o MaldsshsSya Sy o. ss @
1isssa g. @ a. q c,s s.: $500 y Pens:
;lsis- & 2 III 5ssss ~
sGsri,tSvs h.il,osd - 100 United States s s.1is
%sss.:sr s.ii.sss Isc;
ieS a. d d. sssd sss.
nis6isan Central ksirS.a ss, DO d. ss 70, %; oE.
e css; II So ~ ss
g. g. & -ss s. sa 81 IS
r. ksye.a IN 10 DO e a. d. %, io q:
goa. 50 do 40, Iod ssI a 1seao. 10 =; PoT,i.ad
s :ss o R & Pei ss s.'ss ss
ssss q do % B .at ioS
Tiremen Insu snee III 10 Baltimore Ohio Railroad
a. a. e ss rs i Hsis iss e'H'''''' A'
Telcsrsphic Reports.
BALriMosE, Sept %, 1850.
Sales Of 5000 bags Of Rio coffee have taken place
since Monday, at II q I2sc.
BALTrMc.E. September %, 1850.
The -four market Il dull Wheat has declined Sc.
Com lie unchanged Provisions have eighty advanced
mess pork Is roS st $1l, aud prime ut 50 per bbt.
Lsrd Is quoted at sHc AZ provisions have an up
ward tendency. Sales have been made OF Rio coffee,
at IKE.
During the rAst twenty -four hours the receipts
The -four market Is firm, owing TO light receipts.
Michigan has been done at So % 81 In wheat, the
demand 10 only tor prime parcels, which scarce,
and held above the views OF buyers Corn Is firm and
In good demand, with sales of bushels at $50 for
mixed Western Ohio whisky is quoted ct 241.c
freights before.
ALBANY, September 20, 1850
The receipts since have been as follows -
Flour, eco bbls; wheat. 1900 bushels; corn $500
heis barley, 1900 bushels Flour is firm. with
moderate business doing sales have been 900 bbs..
at 81 81 80 for pure Genesee; and 81 90 81 rs for
straight State Wheat IL nrm with good milling In
qury with sales OF 1000 bushels at 81 16k Corn is
dull but firm; 500 bushels sold at 63Hc. Barley,
10 COO bushels have changed hands private terms
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CONNECTICUT BY the census Of 1850. the popu.
leuon uf Avon, IN Hartford county, is 90, being 6
lsfs han IN lSiO
In $50 the town Of Bloomfield had 9s6 iphabi-
tents; y now has l,tl5-gsin, 40 That part Of
Bloomfield which has been, since 1910, annexed 20
u, nnd taken from Slmshury, contains about 400;
and the gain " IN consequence Of that alteration Of
the town line.
Siushury has population 81 2,7A In 1870 IL
lsd. iDcluding the territory since then annexed To
Bloomfield, ,-s6. showing an insrease within its
.i,imef limits. of 1919 This increase has been
mainly in Tsriflville, which now. numbers l,u6,
CT the Simshury side of the nver.
Canton has sei inhshits nts-gsin since 1870.
~ Collnsville (In this town. has a population
81 $50.
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pom.stic M,-c&lInny.

gentleman In California writes to his viis In Ohio
thst his CROP ~ tomatoes on acre and half Of
ground worth SIS 90.
To preserve ptter sinh n 10 the Mississippi river
Lately kegf of butter brought Mp BY aivrs
bills from ID. srsck a the stesmsr Neptune. sunk
tvrty ytars ego. and u ga sweet and good IS
The Dutch armed usnspott lark her-roe, snd<s,
cormspd Of Lieut. stsrig Of the Datch NsFy, aTrcd'
At thalcstop on sunday last IN trenty days rem
the ccsu % Dutch Guisna The object Of her visit e
not stated
the rcply elected Juir. Of the Sixth Circuit IN the
state OF Whccnsin has s-btenccd Bstite Rnbsdo snd
cshsss. 10th chiprcws Irt-r. 70 y burg cor mr.
car Il =. 80. oc.c..g.
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Col. n.n,.n on Politics.

i'' ,.iif aug -, low
General Jackson wcs never more night than
when he warned MIR Polk against bringing
Richie here, sId fur,tld the ruin Of the parry n
he DID Every da,'s experience since he was
brought, has confirmed the ruth Of that warning,
and " he remains bsie az shall remain ruined AID
sha again loss the Presidential es ctian, and ehsl
deserve 20 lice ". tecsu-e we know IL. But my
object IN Writing THIS u,'t~ was To notice what con-
ccfned mye.n 10 hit letter 10 the trcuiHg Posi-
and 20 tel ny tfrGds hat they ought Co know,
that ihel may not ~ mi-l,d by any erroneous re-
Port. The nsw paper. " one " established here,
y rot to euplur ior the Presidency or for any
thing else. This have told my friends here, and
thcsc Who know TIE. kuow there l. nothing more
60 b said ON ths point; 80 that the letter to the
Ert.trg Poet, 80 fsf ~ " concerned me, was dead
here before 10 wss known IN Missouri
The election IL Sruaiur " considered in the
hasds q the whigs and nullihers, and the report
and elects whig Hso, u will still he a victory ia
behalf 81 the Union, aud will show that Missouri
will not "co-opsrsfe" with other sIayeholdpr
states in establishing Southern coni, derscy. Il
will slso aseor the Iariy, and hs every man in bis
No1 have done Dobly in ST. Louis. Getty and
cOuniy,) and have deserved success, u YOU have
NO cUrlmsnd,d u. ard have insntd Il for the next
uuc You have shown that the sniies are small
minority, not one hfth ~ the party; and ~ thesc
em tod, there ere not above one hundred md
lnl rec disunion snd qualification men among
~ W, We fetiwto voted With them being IN real
Ky 800 hsld ni'u'y .rd Inion men. but led sstrsy
~ ceniinssl ialst hoods Tb.sr deceived citizens
WI hrd out the truth 81 themselves durir the en-
lung tltchoht, and viii return to the hard money
Inion ftnociscy, 70 VIII n they belong
- a Other cuuniiss. The notification disunion
~ mCCfaCy are minority. a urferahir minority io
tlty cCufv- 10 sCns counties none ~ sIlZsnd
- ilst rsthts ghlt tu 70 roihug but Nv rr,erips
trio or pafiy. and ~ Cgucus f-tds end trade in
VOTES. have cuntrytd ~ rnaks thcmsclvrs prorni
e., 80 tnd cfitu 20 rule the Stas, ard The vcsr IN
80 ibe vhigr, afttt hstihr frsi 'rit a 10 give
. IT, lac Sva.AtlA UuAl dtlsCy. Eat ...s 1, 100.
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;,,ssy. III a..s loo sr Oregon. w,np...sy a. :, m.,
= :: s:. e r;s:.s: IAaa H's Of waa
NAY lat n 9. 1el 70 ~ ". anyiaA TsLey Nh esslss,
Jssel stMP 9. iSs Nv ASsI!.s oiss.. Wsess' "a.
Tss.Sss.el ''.''-s
=, : .. ss:ae ''a !" w. r''''a "''A's Hs ~
Spoken.
ship Bsni His1s from Nf'rf Tor asivssssa ssA last
sS,s c...:a. ~ .sI:d.r fro. Nor.... s.s viz. an. O..
a. & zip :1iss painted black With r.A .,... t.,
~ sss.ss sS sss iass
ms. s.E e; ~ t,'.. from s'''.. A'' for sr''' M
{ en-, !: ..,.. fro. n.,~. f.. !. r..... So. "a
shr Eussas Of Provinestovn hsAi.s. 9Th inst Tie
''' sss s..,,onsu..
July "a i's"S s. lon INV.
AI1oAr- Aurn-sis sS,c On ..sn.ss: L.us.r, L.rA.r,
to is.s o. YEA 'n'p 0n'''1''.' I.@.'" .'s-
sTS n;ss: ssssss days A:is..
Arr e. % S.s s s,, t;..s., s.,: Boston
sis 40 5oss i;' Dss Oliver s.s.. .
s {: & i''; Ss ii'' Reed q a. :sss Casa
nay, nsy.ey., Pr spt BARI sy.a. Holmes fro. PhA-
Ysssy :Gs 70,
nsas day had no passsnsss Dates to d. ass as-
s,ss.x Ssy Ssy 5ssssle. or..a .. t.,s
srIASO sss SRI Pert csi.s. Ss:a e; Sr =. "a
Ccinr IN hsrh Rans.r Vsnl' from PSriS.S e." '~'
Tvsrs ISLAND Sep. ii"sh,p Yr.si JoSsse. from Dss-
-''a -' 'e 49,. N,
nome Fortse
=, ALExAspRu sep 2t-Ar schrs Windsor (Brl Wfsdser
Bosror Sept z5-Arr schrs Porter whs.s A-ssits.
Pr; John sntw. Gordon. and Aigoma. Willard k1adea0
EouImahal Kepas EYork Via quarautine. Br brig fss
Hs I'd. Driscoll Cork SiTaa for brix AustAsr brig u
the ofhng nc but proceeded Sou cid bsrts ysha
Aves, Pote, Havana Lowell. Leyelaud. Beltimore Trs-
mont, Sears PbadsphiA Gem Nioksrsoa do sriss Gus
ispr. crcxei PSi.dslpSis .esr. bss, 2.riss Ssss
Haytien Henry Payson. Bsher. Philadepha Oliver WI
sy Aibany CorneIiA Fsulklin SYrk Lacou. Bearse ds
Franz Cash. do Sid thips Western PynoutA RosE
erss Aoine Almirs supposed for Portland Bark Asisa
sid yesterday
BALTIMORE SEPT f5-Arr ships w Bruno, Lands Liver
pool; Sarah SNOW Howe, Cardih, W; sshrs Lacy
kann Portlspd; Plato Hammond NYorh Ga Sris RIDE
out smith, kfork sehis Alice. L. smau do; Mary mAakta,
Latourctte, 90.
BANGOR. sept 24-Arr sehr Wright NYork. CID schr
ball DeveresuI. NYork
CHAnIEsros. sert 22arr ships Atalanta. Colby, New
buryport uiscsh Julia Howard, Buk'~y EYerk AZ
Cuarau tnAs ssSr Vim Wyev Knowles Chsgvss for Boz
ton tses nisssh). Cid sohr Q Ehs Harmon. NYerk
for NYOrk Esd Lady suask. Baker Boston for Phsds-
phia-
KEY MEsr Sept lO-Brg Oliver 81 inner from Neveort.
for Mobile. touched to- day and aid sgsn. Snip 10
for k0rlssns 18th.
LIVE sept 70 oo PA.A large bark, with painted pssts
SUPPOSED Delaware And two riss said 60 DO the Tuseaa
ane zen Iayier passed dewn ths afternoon Nsshing "
oon punieSte % regaras inward bound vessels
ne,nIs "a ,Ak hno tNo nerm erigs Are nov csmingin
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interesting from Mexico.

From the New ories ms Picsyune Sept III
y the thu S,s
from that o to the 18th and from the city Of Mexico
to the Gath uit.
arrival Of Or de II Rofs VINO 10 expected every day,
viii reanimste his psrtis~ns, who somewhat dis
concerted ey tbs Opposition ana rivalry OF Artist. It
pointed to MI the place OF dc la Rosa during his a.
sepcs from this country.
The report Of the Finance Committee has been
adopted by Congress. This authorizes Psyno the
Minister Of the Tr ssury to negotiate loan Of $500.
600 on the rssnanaer ef the American indemnity Rnd
treasury Is TO be repleDhhsd for . month longer.
There sti remains $5Oo,o00 and what il to be done
when that Is exhausted Is a serious question.
Tremen aous rains in the valley Of Mexico had
dered an inundation CT the cap tai imminent Mss-
sures had bsen taken to avert the impending Gala.
NIFTY.
News had been received that the English creditors
had held two meetings In Londsn during the month Of
June, At which the condust OF Mr.. Robertson, the
former agent, Was severely blamed.
d. Faconnet, agent Of the BGripgs, to be sent
seMexico In place Of Mr.. Robertson.
The fret locomotive for the Vera Cru1 railway had
arrived At Vera Cruz from Belgium.
The Monplaisrs we're still playing In the city Of
Mexico.
The Siglo announces an important postal arrange
msnt by .hich correspondents for ada California
&c. to be transmitted through Mexico. The govern
nent in return tor the grant oftAe right Of way Is to
that mportant privileges have been granted TO the
line OF stsa TO be established bet Mo-
Ollie ana one OF the Mexican ports.
The Commandant General OF the State Of Durango
has been making great preparations 10 put end to
the ih,agsr Of the Indians.
The primary elections In the States Of San Luis Po
tosi Quoresro have resulted In favor Of the liberal
party.
The indians still continue to commit great dspreda-
tops in the State Of sonora
The people Of Tumaupss going to try to improve
the navigation OF the ri,sr Tamese.
correspondent Of tb. MoviitOr abuses the Ameri-
for their conduct towards the Mexioans and Chi
lenos.
The little steamer Espersnza, which has been
launched on Lake Chalco has caused great excite
meht among the inhabitants. The papers call IL g.
gsntic enterprise.
The trigantine Ldy, from Nova Gotta 10 Demsrsra,
put into Vera Cruz in Distress
Tho cholera made awful la to eity of Mexico
from May II t. August II there WIRE ls sos cases
and Sol deaths On the oath OF Jane there 2o8
deaths At Gusdalsjara, from July 10 to August IL,
there 2ls5 caees and sbp d.sthp At Puebla the
disease had dsappea at Vera Cx Il declining,
and at OriEsbs II vas inc rsssbg.
In Chin the Apach-s were committing many
outrsges. They had murdered judge Of = court.
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the last harm they win do US. The ensuing cleo
tops viii give ,Lfn, their proper places in the paaks
OF the wings, aud with free US nom them fosovess
and will !eaye US stronger than ever
the object had in making IL accomplished Tho
notification resolutions Of the last General As
sembly are condemned the people walked up TO
the re atty of the plot to dissolve the Union, and
the State of Missouri redeemed of the pledge to
cooperate" in it. Youns, truly,
TAoMAs II BENTON.
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sAKIsInH IsrkLLIeE $50 Z.
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,t,1sr- ohie, schSsck. Hsrans snd New oflsAas,
mips- sisdops ,.ti Bow,, Liv,rpee sperord. Tilss-
,sn e.. EhIpe tttt, DosDe Havre. p nurItat CO.
Briss-nvsat JsosL t-vtrreeL ssyky q Livnsstcr:
Panel P.essr wilnnstth. : Powell sd-sts Tilistl
tcln-Ws stsTh. k'Gse, Rehnrni. Ra>,ns' Davis Bal
Ga W,dps,dsy steamer, N,v yors Avcri Sss francis
GO, hr.urn' souiherner Gerry, Chsres,en, SP0rord'
Arrived.
ehip New pCrd tTktl KING Lvsfrool Ave a. With nds.
end 5fc TssaenFcrs ~ we'll 20 0rnnsl kinturn Co ma
iBt a. As, sanaJ Heoh besrns ". distant eco miles,
Ieeed steamship hgt2n, Ticyd hence for thsmp
ton snd Bfsneni 18th, ~ IN ssndy uooh bearing ais
tsnt miles, rsssed - snship Asia Judkins hence foe
a,s,Is. sane s'y ~ r,,-,d .ss.s 'sir stsr, Calls,
csys ctse eelm eurips the rsseeke.
ship sdscis tswel Ninroth. stechholr, - dsys, with
irt n sue o se~st gefs tc order
ship rs tore burke savssnah ssys. With cottou 20
nurhsn Dmcr.
BsIs sryl suth. olsriesson. days with ecs,os
bris belle fouie wnsop I.x-.yrs 10 tsys, with eene.
HIDE and tpsar 90 A G kosfire q 20.
Brig Jobn rreneh. shsekfcrd Havana days WITH so
Ifis ssor onsrsr B.v.as 70 days. 9th s-gsr
ser. 70 mat 10, = 81, Ia Dr> ,poke Dutch ship -,
fss JssSss lBth orn'os Ss,'ss.. ~ day. via ,as.t
MA srts. Ress Jbrl. Dc.ns usnf.s. We ear, -.s
nv srsvs,. s,eee, s.,,s-sh. days ~zA eot.ep al
rec. 70 rrrss q srrss n Co.
MA Trernort tes ,hsrss,esl ssssuL Esrfols. s,ys
pffh stir tiuler Ter raVy rsft.
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Married,

On Thursday morhing, August "a 1850, by Rev. J. A.
Corey, MIR JoHS y GARKIsos to Miss MArILp DowSs
all OF THU city.
Pittsburgh and Ohio papers Will please copy.
On Tuesday, September "a, 1850, by Rev. George II
Fisher, d JoHs A. VAN BuskInK, to MAN X. OoLx
all Of this city.
At Brooklyn, L. on the 18th inst by Rev r. Van
Brunt II. d. CLAPr, OF Fort Hamilton, to HuLpAH,
daughter Of N. r. Van Drunt. Eco.
On Wednesday 2sth inst at 3tz Hivington street by
Rev. T. Hatfield pastor Of the Seventh Presbyte-
rian church. Mr. srgwARI @ b GoURLAY, late Of Edn-
burgh SCOTLAND, TO Miss MAsaARErJ j. WALKI-sHaw of
this city
ON Thursday, Goth inst, by Rev. W. s. Bslch, Mr..
DAVID p. BUhDcr TO Miss ALICE LKAcH daughter OF
John Leach, all OF this city
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fnucurs Beth shippers and vessels we're waiting
fer the Niagara snd rates, though quiet were uomi
rally the ssns cotton for Liverpool bring quoted Al
sltd Tour 10 I'd. rosin At L. % erain at 3D. aud
dead WEIGHT ~ Ice 2Cs ror fIsvre cotfo, ,nt.1 ~
Nd There va nothing reported tol Iondou
Hsr -Nhhin fee dsyr loo bales have ben mad.
rr shipment 81 50 o b6Ac
Metsssts The only sales we have 10 report yer. 90
bids tart Cnbs nolssscs fer di-tiling 81 2i1c .rd
10 hhds DO ct Doc
Ou Z The eslcs have been confined 20 seo GALLON.
Fueiish nrsssd. ~ former rates The Ipport. OF
srtfm and wbsje Oh into the United ststes fer ths
Ne ending September - 1850 we're IS tol,ors =
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Increase

INIIFIfF ''s's ~ ~ ~ TU,sIf
CINCINNATI, OMo.-The population II the Sc
f,slS II then COMPEL ended the greater part OF
the Eighth ward. In this part 81 the city, the
growth has been the greatest, and the territory
ward, now contains more than hve-fold its num-
bers AZ that time.
Rock CouNrv, WIs-The following IL the cen.