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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
NETWORK. THURSDAY, JUNE ~.

ApvrRrIsrmrSTs.- For Auctions seo third page,
and California steamers sea seventh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

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faaGxloccs s-~aI AZ
WIN JENNINGS 81 srostwsy.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
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SEAMAN MILE

Are saozl - Eske srs-zsis- s-rso0zs a A-r sr -
srs cc==--<.EE vescA S<y eszz-- - csose az s1-s
SPRING AND sCNsEk GOODS
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Telegraphlc Reports.

BALrrxoRn, May 6-P. M
There IL dull feeling in the -four market, and prices
rule in favor OF the buyer. Sales 1000 bbls Howard
street. at S. Wheat presents material change and
the sales light Corn is in fair request st SOC SIC
BUFFALO, May &c p. NJ
Receipts within the past IS hours-Flour 900 bbls
wheat l6,0O0 bushels; corn, l2o00 do. The transac
tons in -four but TO limited extent there being
sales Of 500 bbis, including brands at 81 75'
and straight do ut S. In wheat there is considerable
frmnese and the inquiry for milling good The sales
comprise 0O bushels prime Ohio, at 81 03: For corn
the market Is easier, with an active demand; the
sales however are not large and do OF exceed 900
burhcs. Mt 45kc. for mixed Western Whiskey has
declined, with sales Of Ohio at 2i1sc
ALBANY, May Go P. M.
The business in Hsur, to-day has been moderate and
the tendency of the market Is TO decline the sales
confined TO small parcels, at rates previously
quoted In wheat there is movement, and holders
very firm. The sales chiefly for milling and
embrace eco bushels Genesee Mt 81 81 81 80. Corn
Ia firm and in good request with sales OF II 900 bushels
including round yellow at Sic; Hat Ia in brtter de-
mand. and the sales 1900 bushels at 43hc. In
barley the sales 1000 bushels at 6S zoe for two
rowed and Csc for four rowed. Whisky rules quiet
at 231sc for prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-07

Ccs.,ior Cooro,L-,rhe new Board met last evening.
FnNssor CoptlsOd made sn eloQuens address, re-
sulug a. tho hands ~ his the stan 81 oice
TIE Etw mayor Samuel smith, hsq made his opening
addrs~a The Board sent into executive sesoion. and
Board--Alderman Lambert. City Clerk--Samuel O.
Aruosd, editor Of the Essie Street Commissioned
Alonno q Hammond Comptroller-Pcter q. Bergen
Treasurer John y. Doughty (whig, re-aPpointed)
Councillor OF ths BOARD -HepryC. Murphy. Attor'
pey-henry hasDsr. Health Physician samuel }.
O-bosne CITY Acoountant--Kt han Easterbrook. City
InHrectors- district James Campbell; Middle
district, Michael Msenainsrai Eastern district John
LsUrvncc; City Coi,ctors-Josph u. euevedo, aud
Glsrles DcmSrr-t The Board also appointed various
LEES important officers among them wore sevea police
msrsls two captains aud sixteen assistant captains
of the watch and one hundred watchmen. The next
meeting OF the Board will be on Monday next when 1t
neSpeeted that tho appointments VIII be finished
srsAliNa rson srE.sroar.-9ffcer James Brown
arrested ON Sunday afternoon last tw. boys, old Of
tenders, on charge Of having entered tho steam boat
Independence, lying NJ the foot OF Main street and
stolen tberefrom n number Of the brass cocks con-
neeieo with the boiler, - also quantity OF prass
around the machinery They examined by jus
tice John q. Smith, who sent them 10 tho House Of
Refuge
Assault rirnA Ia fhcer Brown also arrested
man named John Green, on charge OF striking one
John Leonard. on the back and leg. with Ratchet
IL appears that the parties who had been living in the
ssme house got into some dispute about the rent
which from words proce ded to blows and pretty
serious blows for Of the belligtrents JustceJohn
G Smith lnad Green SIS.
NOTORIOUS WoMAr.-Caiharine Cross miserable
sJecimen OF humanity arrested for about the
hundredh time, by officer Wilson and sent to jail for
being found drunk She had been confined in prison
for nearly year for simlar offences.
MrsslrG.--Mr Gilbert Lyman whose family reside
In Court street Jcralcmon, in this city has been
mis.iDp since Saturday last He IL printer by trade
aud formerly kept nm Office in Ann street, New York
He IL sober, industrious, aud steady man but. on
previous nson left his family while laboring under
partial alteration Of mind This fact leads to the
surpositon that be has left under similar painful
circumstances.
The Legislature OF mime assemblies to morrow, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-07

In Brooklyn, on Saturday 4th May, GEoReEC. MrlLs,
eldest son of L. A. Mills.
The funeral will take place Tuesday tho eth inst.
four O'Clock r from the Church OF the Pilgrims,
Rev. Mr.. Storrs. Brooklyn The friends aud relatives
of the deceased and family respectfully invited to
attend
On Monday morning April 6, EL,zABnrH NEWELL, in
the sOth year uf her age
The relatives and friends OF the family and those of
her son-in law. Henry VIM. Brown. respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral Tuesday. May 7th at
O'Clock from her late residence, q Hester street.
lNowhurph papers ples-e copy
On Monday 9th inst. of consumption MICHAEL
PusT eyed 20 years, son n-law of the late william
Mclaughlin.
His relatives, and the friends of the family
Quest,d to attend his funeral this tuesday after
80. O'Clock, from his late residence, No lis
Elizabeth street.
On Monday. May O H.sdLTo-. youngest son of John
I royd eyed years 3 months aud days.
His friends aud r,stivss respectfully invited to
hi. funeral from 20 Grove street this afternoon,
at 4 O'Clock precisely.
On the 81 May ~ congeson Of the brain CHARLES
of Samuel and Phebe :. Pearson. aged years and
months.
The remains will be taken to Stamford, Conn, for
inirrment.
In Licking county, Ohio 2sh April, lissRr TRsvirr,
aged 81 soldier OF the revolution.
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about 5000 baks held, ut aeo0 6a40o. The export
snee lat instant has beer about 50b90 baga Of which
2e1e6 have gone to United states, a. follow New Or
leans 10 CSC; New Ycsk, 10 T00 baltimore, sl5 Bos
ton. col Hdes very scarce, and advces from Rio
Grande and River Plate quote them in great demand nj
sx to 10 cents on board, light weight very scarce
freiehts likely to he better In month or two ne
vessels becoming Exchange very
firm 291z d. and every appearance OF going to Sod ~
the receipts Of money very triding from the in
terror but contrary to all calculations, las often
periepced here) IL recedcd. closing 20 2ekd The
fever which had been prevailing for the past i've ak
weeks shpboard to fatal extent, IL rather on
the decline but on shore 1t is rather the increase
but Of q mider character, few cases proving fatal
among residents when timely precautions taken.
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sHIPPING INTELLI GEN CE.
Port of New York. May 2, 1850.
Cleared,

Cleared,
siiS.cnuIes GsO%ss L,srPo0l zsrsss CO. South
GO; bushA VISTA Elsman Rum hey, Mitehel Detroit
s. ns ss;.i p.; sG ~ ss.S IT,
McAath. Norfolk Sturge Chairman Go; Jsmestosn. Cole
GIsrs New
Haven.
Ship Uesperus tRusl Helisom Belfast, March l. with
shp fsrSuis Sosay. HAVE a days With md.. and a.2
p.sns,.. kshsrd;sn Co Has ,ssn.'' on ss.rs
cotton g Dll.nser Las, saturday lat IS IS lou Is "
pared tarh standing sE showing Waite signal -isa red
Ship Canada. hum.ay, Boston days, in ballast
BARI John Vim Dare tBrL Walter. csdis. 80 days. With
mase to Aquirre Galway.
Gs sr ESSs a , say .. .s
weather on tbs Tas,ss. had aulrsrIs ,sevs DC: IL,
araa ss saeI:A S'''' '',i''' ''A'' VAN
Es ssTds Rs.. dad Marches. s.,.siiis. e. DAY. viii
spy,d viii several ,al. rra..sn tris bound 20 New
B. oesss to f' BssSr az Bs.r csuassc Is days.
With sugar 10 CkAs.elain ren,ert
BIs La~rsHs. sprOui sashias 10 days. with lumber
BIs f,lsmors, Bsnee. Psovissnss. day, IN h.lls..
sshr rsulire &c Care sAy) stise ,enfussos Is days
With Nv, eas ~. %nts a S 10 G sey,. ' '''
sehT nsssssss.s toi Eis-SftE neras.n.. wn~iAs,Oa.
sss.r 9Pei,, I,sshsm, Tsen...op, sday.
s sr s,1 N,e, s Ssssri9'
sobr Daniel King Tar Giouesa,sr. days. bound 10
.ssI sa, cSs G.a & s s;s
ship 1slvnt1: tDr.gh I,s. bremen Nth passenger,
Also tarks add brig unknown.
sailed.
ships Star Of ,hs West, LvpoOi TOondsrssa. do, and
oth,rs
r.r e-w,sa I" sv.ri.s. r. 81 n.ns,... s. ~ sunset.
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nARKETs ki.sr " aKRk.

STOCK Ssi.kS.
isei. TS. SO o. Sss chs sssrr BsSI ar. 80 Aso-
80 cs ~ . .sr. ga KssS.o.s 40" R Sa;
i,,,.r ., r,us, My e--s,f noprc -,lw ci,yr. i,s,
slcge.. nv y 81. Mss,fs.'s OF, hsehsns. Bani.
iss.rh n,S'rs 80 N'I IN. AT ss.;,, nsHs ~
81 ie11ri.n .sssG IN; 81. T.1s. yer S.n' q, y
kS,s S.,' -; sie, i. sis:s. p, ~ iiss u T. s
.s SO. s";SSseers sr. , az e, H. $40 d. s, =
SSs.g =. Tssss ~ ii!i 81 eis =: /:
ss sls IL n' a. s * CARA f;S.' 81. e s
& - fs ~ n.shss , &c
iSL,ssirr. s;,s: 10 G,.,sr E..oo-. "
DOMESTIC MARKETS
I,u.rxtypt. NAV 6.-Cottun A. more In demand
and ab, Ut 40 taies changed hAud irregular prices
most htld,rs very trm. FLOUR meets With but
limited d. msnd, and about 800 barrels, good brands
sold at 80 20 Which is the uniform asking price Rye
nour L. In fair demand. at - siS Corn meal 10
wanted ct % IS. hut holder. want more Wheat 10
dull st I'D rates and buyers holding Of for de-, line
nc 4. er,r,d Tor red, and lac Tor prm. whtte
Corn stssdy st 0vc receipts aud sales small Oats
or, selling at &c. for Penn. Esrk-No ssir-; holders
.sk sal tor frst quality No. l. 0fOceri.sNo change
aud sale. only is small iots SEEDS nominal in price
srd win, VI demand Huttr--A small lot OF Penn
sncksd tneon r-ns. 81 -bc for ,huuld.rs. snd IKE
10 Ice for hams. a. Va quality fork u hrmer. aud
holder. are IN hfcrent about ceiling ., sl0s for ess
Nhisksy u dull. al Ae Tor eefreL
FurEiss MApkErS.
Rto Q, J.srEo. March ~ Imports from the United
stat.~ are ctf bbs Hour lss chests tea: $50 bbis
ro.in rs dc. beef iiss tcs' lard loo bass pepper,
Iu1 tcnss sperm csnol,s, .Oos drums ash Oh hsms
aud suudrise ana from Newfoundland s1a2 drums
fsb flow-There has been more activity in the
art cle and tho sales ount to shout III 900 bbls
H., for Ricf mspd, lS!DO q lC for Columbia aud u
Isnc. lat Is 90, EairuTe The stock Iva ar-t h,nd
.s about aoco ttse Richmond Co other sorts should
srrivals 10 mc rate and b'sth sgaa restored ~ our
city Iatb for some Improvement, shout 800 bel-
Csisso -four preceded "a ard b. exported to ALI
tfrA GENERALLY hu.iusss Ia in porte 10 quite Q O
sttr6 w ccrs,gusnce ~ the prevailing fever and quo
tsti,rs urnnsily The sme In Last circular
Nses ~ tsh have yet Tel made the yrcss will open
v,ry lcv yrotstiv ~ ~ tofss-rhe sales from lss
i6if instrnt about 1000 bsgs o. o.ao nee
then the fscrstie scccrnts from Europe and Quilted
lev, made he 1,srs firm their AZ for
bisher prices particularly 80 their stocks quite
reduced md very little coming forward u being
uts clear that little Oh ccfee rsmsins and little
~ tsn v rsrtctfd lcff- July. rae stOok y nov
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ariicd,

On Sunday evening May s, 1880, by Rev W. NJ STILL
we'll MIR. GsoReE W. MILLS to Mrs MANIA M. TAYLOR,
all Of this city.
On sabbath evening. May s. by the Rev. r. s S.
Dickinson. ALBERT W VAN BgURES, to Miss CARoLISE
NJ Hunt. all OF New York
On the 9th May. by the Rev. c. p stohlmann, WILL
LIAM II fnEr, TO WIIHILMirA j., daughter Of George
y " ell all Of this city.
At stratford, Conn. on May 9th, by the Rev J. A.
Paddock, Capt. MUsssS CrKris, to Mrs. Luer FAIR
CHILD, both Of the above place.
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Abby royos Wrsh. DE- Sid Nay schrs Hnohssse. Nsk-
PORTLAND May 2-Sld schr Henry Duuster BagIey vsr-
folk 3D. ship Sc JohA of Brunswiekl Skoeld Saa Fran
eisce.
SAVANNAH April Arr bark Helen fBr Poster far Liz
srpool. Cid brig Fox Berry. Bath Me-
In portShps Monntaineer (brl Wiiliaus FAR Itvsx.~S
Coronande Mcconnell Tor Mysrgoel Lancashire. Haasy
tai iBrI Kidsop for S. jcha NB; lows aBr5 p.,s To-
Liverpool; Denmark. Thompson. Charles .rroli usr
chant wig sandusky BoriAnd. Wig Rhine Harwesd VIC
Ellen Maria. whimorc wig; John Albert Harvard Va
Marion johnson for NYork banks strang s
verpoe nets (Brl Harsravs for Cork: oua Dss 1j3ri
Graham, for Liverpool Cuthbsrt (B Sansssr for III Ssr
pool Ganges (Brl Christie dag Exsot NYork.
Rsekshre (Br) Flood. for Liverpool Harmony whissuas
for Ssn francfseo ChioAiu (Br Cottar wig: Texas No
Nsir for NYsrk brss Henry Baker for Phisdspha Au-
usta Stone Fox. Berry For Bath Charlton Giikoy
for Boston Sarah vose Burns d sohrs Virginia. Hobart
for NYork; Stranger. Blackwell for Baltimore Ellen DAa
Royingtou vtR; Ssunders Herriman idg: G Stratsou
westeott for Philadelphia; st Helene Hatch for Hartford
sroSreror May 2Arr soops Hero. Providence for Al
bapy; J Griggs. Wareham for Troy.
sxks 4-Arr schr Maria Theresa snalley Phiiadsi-
pha.
WILMINGTON May Arr schrs Jas Kiny. Vain wright
York. "a Smith Smith. dos Sd brigs BELLE tBrD RoheAs
Boston, fclus Bullsrd, NYerk. Ga Sd, schrs Pushag
Fuller INSTEAD Of smith, cid the ist Bosson Helena
Crifhng, NYork.
WARREs, RI. May S-Arr schr Tsnnssses Tayisr Phils
depLia.
Passengers Arrived.
IN Jvd; n cook ~ Wnsk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-07
INoCToR YOURSELF PRIyArKLy-yoR a cRrfs-
~ ~ ~ the Poshst seulapius or EVER Ovs Hh
S5llll

= HlMk RLwARD.-yEErRIEs ANfIDOTk a SCR
0OOO cinc Mature for the u bonorrnrA. oiest
Sfieturs, ana SIMILAR disorters IL makes speedy cure
stthcut tbs least o. Diet drnk ssposure %
ehshs. Application business The proprietor challenges
snsie which the v urier the fer
fetnr. ~ hundred dosr Furtherths discsss cssr
- contracted de-- Of the mixture 10 taken vhen exr>ss1
A. rvt % bottles With fu dreetions One belts
isse ~ecksany cured in days rer arls NJ g. ".
Nf>f.. prosa~av. b.vrrf
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yei.sraph,e Marine sspossA-

EtIsfsoRa Nay 8.
Arrvsd-sehrs A Cook. M rk. Csisie fhlAasipLiA-
CsAsLxsrcs. Maya
Arf~ed-Slir Sullivan. NyOrk. hark Caroline, dos sohr
hatiias " ellis. DO. =
GAtvrsro~. April -
Arivsshirs Star Rsrutlo. SNorsi tsrss nontauk do;
David siehois, Boston. -
Arriv.d-ships Ro Grande. Bo.1oa; CLsees." d0g Us
steamer Tsusl FLORIDA.
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NTEIIIGENcE nv fnE siAiLS.
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHhADgLrniA, May O 1859
7Rs Herald Erv1ess-Iron Hruses-TAe isse Sioris-
Stocks. 4c
Your express from New York reached this city yes
terday afternoon and grras the rush for lirad'
NotvithstA nding the rain defc"ntng In torrents
large crowd had collected in front Of your agents In
Third street. and the supply no; keeping pace Win
the demand the price suddenly from three 10 six
and quarter sents--the market oiesing Arm
Among the novelties Ia the way of improremenS
ct least far this city concerned iron houses
ting up imposing iron -siiAce on the corner
of Third and Dock STREETS. Few doors -bove, the
pubc's good pstured good hearted Old friend Jesper
Harding If erecting publication ONCE OF tue same
enduring and sndurhhie material Contracts Tor tho
erection, In variou~ phrs 81 the city OF some hall
dozen more iron houros hey' been entered into.
The Heavy rain az yesteiday Hooded number OF
Easements and cellar ia the u.ghborhoodot Della
front. A good deal ~ damage has been sus
tanned.
No important business transacted to-day In either
branch Of State L,sai ure. The only obstacle in
the way OF immediate adjournment is tbs appor-
tioDment bill
There was considerable demand tor money the
streets to-day. and the Iait- for discount IN conse
Quence are shade higher Stocks opened dull this
morning. but the market rallied and at the second
Board full prices W'r' raufi'ty htn.ued
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,o-n'orre-. a, half pas, 10 c'elcei.
rso .nd san vi.ss.ss pr ..s;r. cs.1ois. sss G.ss
Later hsssst is pet .p.~sr An,.l.v.. -i alec
eIe-. ss stss. - korSss, ia,s.
The sss-. has, 80. nEsuysnss n Wan street.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Arrived n.rs Garland: Martin rsl.r@. s.,I eePS.,,.
ys, n',ris,, Gsr.,;.s ssi,, sg gis Ss.s ts@H
snsrss sso,srn. r.il K,vsr Cyrsrs l. -s sss Lcpsoa
Col \ Davis. sn.h.Ii. ss- fors nsr,l. w..Lias'sn.
Sfsrs. SsTsn %; samuel Doseil dodss. dos G.r.r.
s.tsrlsld S,- H.,sn; Lsssssrs. Been. wmIns''s. G.
A,-sss Psr,.mss Ss' Ss ' f.ss. Si,rs hS..os' wS
s. n:: rs' Wa .h. jim. ssr, .sR. %
. ss.,n r,,s S. ssp tHss as
& ts ss.s oss sa ,.s sssS 4Ssss visa rosssr
nirr te,..S liicg ma es..le s.sns ss"syS.,psr'
,.i,Isis : ns' h.r.lst' hrer's Aeoi''rn Ss'i S''r
wssIort. kep,. BOs,ou.
NssesIsnscvs-
srp cr.utAsss'sr.i -rsetirs vessel. hsa s'I,sa =,
~, *, e fse eS s -ais fsSss ~ ~. Or
sss, r.,n isvss.tsd tssT ss' .', sad sac. 'asr'y
hse We. zen s,op, ii. n is % ieAso " .ia
10th 49,, srd to-spst ue hSe ~ y -sssr 80 hnh
.sris sr,sr. sna Esd ,sli,~ beuse
senr airstsa- Ts. sss,s i.f sTs,s, s'H'Ss' S"
IN scrs Bov. raindsrtsr At - sichsss rcz rhi-
.s, lLi. ss, sSs ,,sss,, 20 '
Sewn has beer Esia a. Dusnos trsss snd no-
ppUer the Ar.tntbe tag
A. F,.,rns scrp Ballast vhish bad ~ sshcrs 10
rsusulr Ic-e has Been ctra.nnsd sad strrpcA
Nottoc Ca Mariners.
yrou, ,fs y t's present year, lsht ~
tnhi, frsa the lash heu-e toierf uefei
o. az -ntiSno. 60 he cd Eahas Ctaunei FORT ester-
alice n tle lssad n Cuta tcntrurs ssrtai.ef r.
Ssid issts j. ntusted ~ ls'it-as rgrs
III y i5rsttuco Is III ct from ne lcriiar ~
Cses f etst4sttrsreel % 'he trss guAiii' ruM ff~
reiE srersnt s Istsrv ~ ore minsie eelifse -,
N. Isht n.iursl ccr fra its sisvsticn ore hna
drsd ard rne'y fest shove ts level 81 ties es ~ ssnsn
uilsa = seer a. sfeater 81 s.-
s.eords = ~ starers sss esfson o. the
clstrytf.
Mhslenen.
letter frs- ,hir tanoas'er, Arg. Nh rcp,re ~ ~
I.ttft Jar a. i.fn rh, tor Sew te@tAnA ~
,rsst I.tin fer Ar artbrv havirn ost oas - Nov
Hcusfa Rsp~rs o. ship Wis s,artuok. Ssnt ids Ter
49, 20 C,r. TuPl.e., Y ID. Ystt. iAsals. : p.
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DRIvArR pisEAse CURsD IA ONE DAT, BY A
local application without psin-1he victims 81
ssssts rely re,nsnent cure an sstire pev ness
cu other IN this has hces ussd for
survf~, with success In svsry cs>s Dr.. LARnOS1 "
assac street bas ssse. drly inst hsss s.msd The es
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Fson vTSTIvTis Tho brig ~. Andrew, Capt Miller
arrived ct THE port ye.t.rday, nom Lagusyra, which
place she lrft the 18th Inst. We learn from Capt
Miller that the u fl""p 81 war Germantown left La
rusyra on tn. 18th int homeward bound having en-
board the two men 'who committed the murder on
Tho schooner !. Lindsay. OF Norfolk.N. o. PIC. n
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Fso~ Nassau. SP-By the Br brig ls Cisfl'a. Capt
Spencer arrived at this port yesterday Ne tsc
of IN. R,ka-a g-,aI 6a.,ff, 10 the 2ist The
Der q buildings destroyed by the late tornado y"
near one hundrcd and twenty others NOR ~ iese IN
jur,d The loss vac estimated at $1,000 Tue duty
on pin,spyee as well all descriptions OF nut
growing IN the colony has been supepdrd fr twelve
months and hopes entertained thst viii be en-
trcly repealed The prospect o. salt v~ry encou-
raging at InsQus and good rshing >ason sntici
Isted Mrs Elizabeth Catherine Gould daughter OF
Jonathan Lewis Of Georgetown, g c.. died ~ Nassau
the wh uit. In the 42d year of her age Very bots
ferrous weather had lately been erperie ed IN all the
Bahama Islands. accompanied by severe thunder.
(ksfles.ca Copf,,r, My 3.
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Lrrrss pAss 81 Halifaf ana Liver
pool ~i close q, the kschAass Reading Eoo~ kkehsa,
tc-norrov 40 half yast 10 ccicct.
Lester Bags tr BsvEts, ChaErs Psaama CaliAs Nspa-
End Frspciscc tksr"fee asa Geprsa
viii close above cu Monday, lttG.
Letter hsgsfst lite Jsnefs .ssmsr Antsspe -t alec
ele-. ~ she,e 90 k.rssy. iatE
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CoTTor fAcIofits al tht .c1t TA' growth of the
uring Interests 80 thr south OF the most
gratifying eNiu,nces c. ,nr increasing prosperity
Few, even amopg OUr tlvrt citiEous are aware OF
the extent 10 whrh CIV g'op,e engaging in this
branch Of industry. cod 'uC acquainted with the
importance OF uH' turing Establishments IN de-
welcoming all the varied ~I.1.t- 81 the country
tail TO in thu uu.,r'ri -rgater degree 81 pros
pcrity than has Ayl,toi characterized the southern
Ste,' white conhuire thrnsrive. chiefly 70 the pro-
duction of the mat rial bot the most gratifying
fact connected win th growing interest erpoc'aiy
to GeorgiaLs. l. tiv lead which our State is
taking IL has ben estimated that there are now in
operation In Georgia ~ COTTON mihs. employing near
6OCOO spndles. aud cou-uuu- 20 90 bales OF cotton
Annually In tn. ''tna,' which seems 20 BE- below
the true mark no c'i,uisiion Is made OF our paper
mills. bucket hrtuTI'S tt.n U,tuhiishmtnts Touring
mills &c In Tennessee 3. hiss been reported 70 the
Secretary fthc Trsury That there are 80 factories
employing 1oCtU tptut.- Ia south Carolina, the
Hon. lillian orgy 1Ns her" Slr 10 factories con-
tanning 81 500 'Pirol'. snd about zoo looms consum-
ing 10 600 bars a. oc'tru iar tunum. III" estimates
the pital invested Be- t.-t Lbii hmens at about
one million 81 dolars. end thr number of opera
tiyes they give ,nplnlm'ut Go. at 1870 There
are in Alabama ~ hrtor'cs with capital OF
$4,000. containing l. $50 -tiudies and 800 looms,
and consuming ah',t .tH bale. of cotton annually
Ii Is ssd that ntchn'ry ir others h contracted for
sufficient TO MAKE the utn-r ot spiudrs 20 600. aud
the loCnis $50 Thus We have iu iour States ninety
eight manufactor-s 81 ,tu. descriptions of cotton
goods. containing 40 900 -paldirs There doubt
less many other cotton NIT tho other Southern
States Witch womb ,v,il tl,. ,hrr .ntnpNhnt In
addition to ihtfe thu, Dthtr- going not only
in this State. but ovtr,N h' sss nj the south We
hazard but little IN wins tf - the end Of the next
Eve years there vil he perhaps two hundred cotton
factories in operation la tht Southern states. con-
Stunning near two huldr,d aud fuy thousand bales OF
cotton per annum ard t'Vus Employment TO tSenty-
i've OF thirty thCu,aUd tIHrs'vr The eject OF such
a diversion 81 lHlsr up'u he productions Of the
South the price Of cotton The habits OF those who
will likely lie employed a. operatives must be iui-
mense Ali the cot 81 th' transportation of the raw
material "a England. Ct Ia manufacture there and its
transportation back a. tin. country will be sayed "a
our people. The general pCcr of cotton Will be in
creased ty the ,tiIru Vhch will ensue between
the manufacture t.'"ii-hreuts Of Europe and the
Northern aud southern STATES; and great good %
society mut cult it ihe pOyment Of thousand is
OF persons, who a." now cons uuoT~. aud not pro-
ducers-SGrGfpoi ,Gal L,pithcar, May