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The receipts at this port since the have been
3oto bales. Exports loco. Taken by spinners 1000.
Taken On speculation 1850 Whole stock Ia city In
ell bands 5000. Amount on sale 10000.
In relation 70 the movements In this market and the
aspect Of the crop L. j. stewards circular Of this date
ssys
"The sales on wednesday. Esd ult, thu day Of the
departure OF the steamer CAusda 1000 bales aud
the tendency OF prices In favor OF the buyer 49,
cents having been accepted for considerable parcel OF
nisd'ing fair Savannah cotton, on the wharf which
was reduction Of quarter cent from previous sales In
that way On Thursday the sslss about the
and tone Of the market unchanged On Friday, 18th,
received the telegraphic accounts per Niagara =
which created buoysnt feeling On Saturday, NJ T.
the letter all delivered, and tbs sales amount
ed to 900 bales at rate more confidence
the pert exporters who the principal operators.
The business vas checked on Monday, eSth, by the
anxiety displayed by holders TO realize aud this ssles
limited TO 1000 bales The cotton offering paying
very large prct at the present rates. the chief
cause OF this anxiety. On Tuesday the ears were
:.4c0 bales at an eighth easier On Wednesday 1000
batter st similar rates On Thursday eist ult the dis
POI on TO sell ceased ard buyers only enabled to
obtsl eco bales NJ previous rates On Friday lst inst
tfs tel. rssphto soeouDte frsm New Orleans quoting
nicdirg 81 IL cents brought oct shippers and the
sales were 500, at prices exhibiting advance u .
quarter cent n con psrison With preyious sales. ON
Saturday htlders exactsd higher rates and checked
buires which ceased With sales OF COO bales have
adjusted the quotations to the closing rates Of yes
teidsy the baipess transacted usual packet
DAY, uncomfortable"
"rbs crop sfpect presept no feature. The esti-
mates making ere, as formerly, from ]. Soo 900 "a
10000 bales according to the hopes and wishes Of
bales BY those most with its peculiar con-
citon and that amount may BE- reached provided the
g. hDDg 10 close In that event the crop viii probab
b. sIpoItiored 80 fellows
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Foreign nasls.
LrTrBn BAGS % tteawe- Niagasa for Usar and Liver
ros pnl ciss TIE Herald Sos to.Ssy. o. quarter
Letter, b, prepaid any par, Of the vors At ,hs Herald
.pd ssa rs &C.. N. t%.s Sy .,. s ga s
DAY fshtu.y7 st eoef ,as in order 70 insure N. sAfs
Or win leave the Bsrsis scs vho viii proceed sa1 frAs
Az: .ssll r.r'si' under 10 r'uhd, weigh. win >, re-
Herald Marine Ccrr.spoaaence
PrtLlpsruis, res4 ,sPn-Auivea-Bus Lyrs, RAM
f., ss .s S' csss rss's sssa
Bisei. Dc. :" '''A'
~ Epros-Is ss sr,Icis puslishsd few DAYS sine. in
srs IL Rotation 70 the American trs Deross .hic "a I'd
no. sss ss,a issrs o. rs. olssrs s1r.s r m
i,tsr q r.een, eate from oser y nsvy saclsd
yrIs;,e Nc, much .siisI,,ien % ss vAs MAJ V
British ssuaatOn % IN, soas q rs ssa the s.ss,
renee eel rsss TIE nsfhtorhood 81 Caps Fhs "a "a,
~. via ssss. q s.'s. y q. sss%ss. sri ss
~ s.a.usr ,ss,. r.sess ss ~ $40 sss.s sss,rs
.ss y, I've ss,sr.a v,re ss,.s g a.,sh sssar.l
,es rurnns az The tine rrsvsnsd the hest. non ,s,as
rsceIIsneous.
ss,, tov.t q Bosios Witch '.ll,d fr,u r.rs.nsu's
,snhs eer'''irs Of rstsd boards, hinsls and clap
seHH ANN R.r. slight from rsOpn River NC. WITH
s sa s' I'm ier n. port run On su. IN P.sl'o.as
s,,r ?, u.s. sd i,s. ss
Cess,Rcs or no.rOs- Thsr. arrived - Be.sos =. ian
last tetttls foreign and ~ eoaswss Daring
elssraiees.
Ias rs,s,s, ., Il,soyIr: n., y, :, !, ,s;o IS =.
civ, Eve sirs eleven bsri sin srss aJ 'eheossr
and seven soors. -
A, vsipsssso, In o,s No,, ssmsn, wrtur NIB, $500
tbls sp.
SPOKEN.
Be xsrha whins,es q frc'ineesovn vs' seen steer
sehr Is-isovs fr.n wsingsen. NC, for BsrbadOs, no
date, lat ~ -. Ion 20 ~.
ron CALIFORNIA.
shin Citirer. Ccnn, dsys from Nsntueks, Tor Caor-
uia al veil. no date lat 20 n, Ion GkW.
Foreign Porxs
Ar-vsSr, Jsn9-shp frarcs Dtrrieissn for NYerh. IN
stavf.
tossr oy HaVrt ian is-srs Nos,sssss. Ids. for Ass
Tsnrs.esss. Jsn gi-psr Boxo,s for NYort, vol
Cksrsrss. Jan 2tBsrhs sunny Bye. sestsry wts fre
Bsu iou hesns. for Pertisnd. Ida Churchill, Heb
hctu, from Nsv York last arr fsrmcunt whitrsy from
Trtrtdft do ARIEL fSvl. from do; jas Bsyev p,sh-
%. COT Thalsdelphs, los Jas Bali C,r,is sa N.v rs
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LIvInrcoL rLLssl,.cArior.
m arrfed.

.fnn.,ncewcifs Of BrfA,, Nsrrtases aud Dss,As az,
net rns-fes, u'si,ss duly sfhe'sesisd and ped for
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At Trinity Church, Brooklyn, en- wednesday, the
3n.h. b the Rev. hr. Lesis, Mr GEoSst H.KsSe, Of
krgsud to AeSrs kLir,HrrH only daughter OF Gabriel
tsrsbs~, of THE city.
Boston and Pittsburgh papers piss.e copy
In CIndsb N. T., Jan 2.ih. BY the Rev Thomas
Tsy Tor, of Camden. Hssrr FaspsRicKs % Hseksnssck
\. . TO Mites JuBfTH ASS HoRSKR, Of tsmfen NJ.
In rendlston 20, Va, recently, Master WiLLtAx
sANoss eyed Is years to Miss s.ssH sasoss sge5 Ia
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PLAo.: OF NArTIrI:-U.i.ed States $50; ireland, So
EDElaBd 81 Scotland Germany Is; France Holland,
British possessions in North America Il West indies
Prom Hospital, Bellevue, 81 Penitsntary, Bsekwels
aalS 1slapd City Bospita Almsheuss. Biaekwsiis
-" xw WHITE, City Inspector.
City inspectors Once. February O. 1850. - = 80
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Cotton Trade.

Cotton Trade.
The movements in this staple n this country up to
the tstt datss in each Of the past three
been annexed
MOVEMENTS CeTToS IN THE UNIrEp SrArns.
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CANTor-shp Raduss-Wm Ogden U n, beaver Of Dc !,
spatches and servant; J r Hildreth.
RIO GHAsDE-Bark Frederick Deming-Mr Jas Jenney,
Capt Morgan, late of brig CayugA.
foRr Az PRINcE-Rrig aayti-Mr Thsckeray.
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Dh RALFR, AuIaOK OT ina "PRxcfIcAI pnr-
a. -" ires',e e.. ,crecawieh strseh-f< - % bcuys
70 A. = stcpP.N fsu~t-ys ezcspssi,. n ss whs
Ngyin fs erly s,asss S y sgTrssd AZ the rsp;sisp
sne hsus st-sne,g ,h-r ere II 10 shissy
Pc ssoc co rrer~ly srrreests HE rvioes In ssriessrA
fvn srst ~ iscrers ~ 80 sfvxn~ef a,~tr~s-
ne swfs ifro sd-s,' Ares sra very sssr -
eel pc car ssera rsrtt sy, and radical vt>h
Nsros in AnsreA -
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w.eniy Repor, OF p.stn.

TIE City and Ceuhtt o. New rert frcn the 18th dsy o.
nss. ~ women, 81 soJs. N siris T6--rsssl, 90.
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MEDICAL,


hkUG CLERK WANTED-AN ENGLISH APOTuR-
~ cary os principal assistant Ia retail drug Ct re-ons
who can give uodoubted testimonials esplsisy &C.
situation and good salary will be given Address
j. g this once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-05

DE hor.Isor Is c0FYIDENTIALLy uossULRss
- ~ ~ oi o-srte nature Az extensive
nce snAoes I'm 70 cure wthov: mercury
eurea c1 three 20 sir day erictures seminal ves
sree fsh Frl-a-
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The Mississippi river, ard lower tributaries remain
In high state and IL is evident that the interior Of
TIE essniry ~ CLEARED 81 cotton 10 very unus8a
ni ana f,ti the rtfote warranted In saying that the
receipts al the porte ~ exhibit rapid decline during
Lext month";
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movement. Of the Sailing Packet,

mOVemeHV1 I'uCk6tDs
Shtps Arrive. Ships 70 Sad.
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL
West Point Allen, Dec % Gallatip, Deiano, Feb 6
Isaac Wrisht, Peabody, Jan Skiddy, Shipey Feb IL
usttipe utr Burnley, Jan Cambridge Abeel, Feb Is
PoHTsnourn. PoRrsnourH.
BendrD Hudson, Pratt, Jan Am Congress- Wiaus Feb
Bavaria, Anthony, Dec 81 Gallis Richardson, Feb 10
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HVOV te histurs OR he curs q uonorr ,r. GissA
strcturcs snt similar sscrfert IL r.sk., srssdv c-rS
,hout tne eNt restrotien % Diet erink ssperur- %
eh,trr IN aprcsont9 BUSINESS The rrorrishor annie
enre csse veh The mirturc will net oure
ture o. I've hnsdred dollars, Furthsr-tss Asses. ss~
.rnt W 10 bottles With fall er,ctcns al 81
One totus lass weekmsny cured IN i've lave -
eat. w g. " sins ISL Rrs.S-.v Ifs s,.-,-s - Wv
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Telegraphlc.
See general columns for the latest haras Intsi
gmse ~ Telegraph
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MARITIaE INTELLIGRN Gle


OCoan 8t0am0hlp0s
To ssd from Nes York.
FoR LIvgRPo0v-
Europe, Lott, Feb 20
Canada, Judkins. March 20
Atlantic. West, April 8
Pacific. Nye, April ~
FOR BREMEN.
Washington. Floyd, March %
Hermann, Crabtree. Feb 20
NAvANA AND N.oRLrANs.
Ohio, Schenok, I Feb Is
Georgia, Porter, uno
CHARLESTON.
Southerner. Berry. Feb 3
Nertherpsr. Budd. Feb 10
oHA0R ~.
Philadelphia, -. reb7
Empire City, Wilson. FebT
Cherokee. Forbes, Feb Is
Crescent City. stoddard. uns
Gsorsia, Porter. uno
To sail Jrsn Bosten.
roR LIVERPOOL.
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| America, shannon, Feb ' America, Shannon, Mar 3
The 0hs touches ~ Charleston savannah Havana,
the Falcon Havana New OrleaAs
mails and passengers for the Pacific which sp
| pointed to leave Panama monthly.
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nR JOHNSON, no. rs DUANE srsEET. SO vxtL
thorn IN ne tt.a,nent u delicate rae Dps-
fnr sk in thos half thst Rave
snts Ter years ~ Pre- ernsnt Censtitu vsskns-a
ur~a w four days
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MO CuHE NO PAr.--DR. CoRBiTr 10 DIANE 81
WAY he eonsuted "a the tres-ns 81 eertsn delicate
diseases practice - skseen years voted "a ehe tr~.s-
merit delicate deeses enables Dr.. O. the porss
ftm of his disease keeen. eases cured In dsys Ne
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I .OOO. 600 81 g9 PTG! AMP oyLa. OF DIR.

orisg the after having entirely lost Tor twenty
years curing rheumste and all other pains
cuts and bruises have been sod without m v,ry
arse bottles At IN and So eaoh 81 dazea az
80 Penrl, and f6s and s76 Broadway Grand.
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T,. t-wi,d q, ,urri,. Swl ., nsridi,a NV ., sunset,
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pHYsIcIANs CHALLENGED.-PKvArE DISEASE
cured in ore day ~ local remedy. without Eeaieuo
DIT Lamont AZ heade sr GUARANTEES
that have tacd other willing
be who have under Dr. L Gsnt vhon
the other physicians unsuccessful Female Pill 81
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Flood In the Upper Mississippi,

From the 81 Paul (hnnesota) Chronicle, Jnly IL.
The Tremendous rains the last three weeks have
gradually swelled the Upper Mississippi and it's
tributaries, until we have the highest water ever
known in these parts. The river at ths point il at
least hteen inches higher than it at the spring
freshet last April and was this morning still rising
slowly. AT st. Anthony, yesterday afternoon, It
bad fallen about an inch. From this We presume
the still increasing waters here from the Min
nesots. The rise at st. Anthony was so great that
the boom above the mill dam was broken, and the
immense body Of logs carried down against the
dam. The water pours over the structure in huge
torrent and about fifteen hundred logs were swept
off before they could be checked. Some "a wed
lumber YVES also carried away. The steamer Coy.
ernor Ramsey was unable 10 reach Sank Rapids
her last trip up, owing to her wood piled at dit
ferent places along shore, being carried off Rice
creek, Coon creek, and Rum river are higher than
ever before known. Mr.. Freemans house stables,
garden, &C. at the mouth Of the frs! named stream,
are flooded. The Minnesota is not yet nc high as
at the April rise. Mr.. Martin Mcleod from &C
qui-Pare, reports heavy rise about the sources,
all the low lands being under water Information
has been received from Mr. Kittson, the trader at
Pembina, that the whole country along the Red
river is completely submerged, and he, with the
rest of the inhabitants forced to take TO the hills
The annual caravan Of traders from Red river,
which usually reaches ST. Paul about this time
need not he expected for several weeks.
The destruction on g.. Croix river has been very
great. A report, however, that the race at the
Falls has been destroyed, is untrue. The mill is
somewhat injured, and many logs carried Off AL
the booms below the fals-at Marine, Osceos, Ar
cola, &c, are broken, and general havoc committed
among the logs. At Saltwater. the flood is over
the principal street, running parallel with the lake,
and of course all the lower floors Of the buildings
along it are submerged. Along all the streams
mentioned the crops planted on the bottoms are
probably entirely destroyed This will prove the
seyerest loss Of all, as our settlers are not yet in
circumstances to bear such a calamity without
great inconvenience and suffering. No teams can
now pass to the upper country. and the great body
OF Indian supplies have 10. yet gone forward
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PROPOSALS FOa
s6nO ono ndORTaAGE RONDS


OF THE NORTHERN RAlLROAD COMPANY.
vINHE NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY. N Y. Of
fer for sale the balance OF ,heir Mortgage Bonds The
whole amount authorized under the mortgage 900
Of which a. Oe have been already disposed Of and the
Company invite proposals for the balance Of sSOOooe
remaining to be issued.
These Bonds payable The first day OF Jaly 1862
In the City OF New York. bearing coupons payable the
Gs Of Ap ard October 81 The rate Of seven per per
annum.
They secured by the enly mortgage existing the
Railroad coating three millions Of dollars and which
will be ready through business In the Of the
ANN The road exteLds from Rouses Point 10 OSdens-
burgh us me4 and Ia point Of construction second to
-none.
The Bonss viii be issued In Of esch intsres
10 the purchasers rom the tune OF payment
Terms Ter per cent Of tie purchase money be paid
on The acceptance OF The bdS Purchasers have the op
don Of psy ing balance 10 cash. or in three equal install
nens pay able thirty sixty ard ninety days thereafter
Proposals, sealed ard addressed 10 WI liam r. Eusds
treasurer Ddorsed Proposals for osdensbUrgh Bonds
viii DO received BY the subscribers At their Office No 81
WLlsi New York, until The seventh day Of August next
VI O'Clock NJ which time the bids viii be opened
The sale viii be- without the highest bidders
copy OF The Bond and Mortgage may be seen at our
oee where further Information nsy obtained In regard
% tho road and Ia securities. WARD co.
fys1 kAu7iss
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BOOK TRADE.
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON FRIDAY NEXT. JvLr D.
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Gates from the sunny sfde-Pfensinx sisns
Its Northern Friends Remiss-shameful
DeIin quency-West Point Bill Passed-The
Campbell Corrcspondence-Death Of nIr.
King, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WAsHIsGros, Friday, July 2s
Soon after coming together, the House resumed
the consideration Of the Land bill Of Mr.. JoHssos
Of Tenn. reported back yesterday by the Commit.
tee on Agriculture. Mr.. BowES Of Min. who was
entitled TO the Hoor proceeded to express bis
views upon the bill-or, rather, on the general sub
ect Of the distribution OF the public domain among
the sndless poor for he has proposed a substitute
for Mr.. JoHSsoss BILL which is based on the prin-
ciple Of Preemption, though liberal in its spplica
ton and extension Of that principle. Mr.. BRows
seemed to fully appreciate the "slcklshness" OF
the position he had assumed. Hence be Prefaced
by saying that he was not TO be deferred from
free utterance Of bis sentiments BY any hue and
cry that MIGHT be raised Of Fourierism Socialism,
Free Soilsm, &c. He then said some very earnest
and hearty things, which would not have seemed
out Of place In the columns Of Young America, o..
90 the lips Van AmTinge himself
The utterance Of such sentiments by one Of the
Representatives from the State Of Missiy .iooi.
especially as following the remarks Of Mr.. Je ,Hssos
Of Tennessee, Of which gave you some account
yesterday, was exceedingly gratifying y } my feel
iDgs, as am sure it was 20 every sino IRE friend Of
land Reform, who was fortunate e. oqsb 10 hear
Mr.. BROws. He evidently has nO5 progressed so
far, in the comprehension Of the T,essed doctrines
Of this Reform as Mr. JOHss0 Z. There was
tone Of solemn earnestness in ae language Of Mr..
JOHNSON, which was Peculiv Iy gratifying There
Is peculiar besuty 10 the cene Of q new convert
and oue too coming from, Sontiern State standing
forth, amid the betindtS cage spirit Of the body Of
the House, as ne d'd yesterday. and psoclaiming
bis views with the es Inestnsss Of rev. horn zeal
in good cause bat 70 retsrn 10 ths proceedisgs
Of to day.
90 so0p Is w. BEows bad Concluded, thers wa
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BY THR MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN hail.
Things In Philadel phia.
ace Of fhe Tribune.


PHILADsL pnA Sunday, July u.
Tomorrow, obsequies in honor Of our late Presi'
dent occur IN this city. Great preparations have
been made 10 render il imposing. One feature
during the passing Of the procession will be very
interesting. The steps OF the Custom House uni
teo states bsnk oaidingl viii be occupied by the
orphans nom Girard College. After the process
sion funeral discourse will be delivered AZ Chrst
Church.
General Joss Antonio Paez. exPresidenk Of
Venezuela, son and suite, arrived in this CIV on
Friday evening, in the bark Paramount from 81.
Thomas; They have taken rooms at the Wash.
ington House: a large number Of our citizens
waited upon the General yesterday.
Augustus Bszin, late cook in Madame Dsndu.
rands Hotel, Chestnutst- below Fifth was found
dead in bis bed yesterday morning. He was 20
years OF age.
At an adjourned meeting Of the Printers l..t
evening, it was resolved that after the I'd Of Sep
TENDER nexk DO Member OF the Association be al
lowed to work in any Office where twothirders are
employed. have no interest whatever in the Of
feet The above resolution will have, but honestly
think that useful and intelligent body Of men will
iDjure themselves by its passage. There are many
employers in this city who viii give willingly the
price which the Printers at late meeting liked
upon as q fair remuneration for their labor bat
VINO Will not listen for moment TO any dictation az
TO the persons they must employ. fear the Print
efs VIII see, too late, the error they have commit
ted In pressing the above resolution.
SorroS 10 held firmly, but the demand 10 limited and the
ulm portnt There better fesing In the market
tof and price. OF al Kinds fully
ca o. ..e barrel, Of FLouR for export Is 2 for
ior ciiy consumption at previous quotaious RYE
seS symiS =. e. sa ss y s7i coRs MkIL is
WHEAT continue very small and the only sale reno, n
asmaH lot OF prime southern and PennsyYsnis ReS Al
" 1881 ~ per bushel RYE-rhe last sale Wa ~ ss
cents Corn scarce and wanted saes OF 600 IN shsis
Southern Yellow al IS cents Y 65os aHosi Ca are ads
msnd. Sales OF prime Pennsylvans at $3.50 cents oar
buIhe COFFEE Is In fair demand At fall pnces sUeAs
meets an sctye inquiry and prices have advanced fully
al cents y b. with large sales OF Cuba, Porto Rico and
New Orleans o. est cents WHISKY Is scarce saes In
barrels 81 IS, and hhds al Is cents.
SALES OF srocKs.-FIIt Board-20 Penns r, IS; go
Reading, al l5e do, al $50 do "a, 100 do, ds IA 100
do, IS, "a. BstIoeen Boards-loo Reading d, a.
Second BodyG-8 Gaz, 10; $4,000 Lehi2h Ga 79l.
50 Reading, b. 81 100 do, eeo ga 100 do $50 a. Mar
ket heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29

FROM VERA CRUz-By the British steamer Tay
the Mobile Herald and Tribune has Vera Cruz
papers to July II.
The cholera was prevailing throughout Mexico
10 an alarming extent. In Vera Cruz a number OF
cases had occurred and was extremely fatal. At
Tampico on the 18th inst. fifteen deaths occurred
in the hospital. At San Louis Potos, out Of a popu.
lston Of some $4,000, about 800 persons had died,
whilo some of the smaller mining districts were
almost depopulated The disease continued also
with great fatality in the capital.
Capt Tucker, Of the brig J. NJ. Clayton, died at
Vera Cruz with cholera. The c. cleared from No
bile on the 10th June.