The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-07-08

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on Saturday.
Thomas H. Johnson, Of the firm of
Johnson & Lee. bankers, died sudden
Is 10 day Of govt orihe stomach. The
Thermometer marks gOq to-day In the
shade.
The long continued drowth has Sc
riously injured the tobacco crop. The
plants already are nearly all killed.
Rio Coffee brings to 5 l29l@.
Louisville Markcty-RiCer NcUS.-
Louisville, July THE markets are
excessively dull. Contracts for wheat
deliverable this week have been made
al 60 cents a bushel. Freights have
advanced to 80 per hid. from Ports
land there is four and Il half feet of wa
ter.
The steamer Bostona was aground
two days at Portland bar. She got off
this morning and started out light.
The steamers Chancellor and Gen.
La Fayette, have arrived. The steam.
ers Indiana and Chas. Hammond have
laid up, there not being enough water
for them, and they are now undergo
ing repairs.
From Grenada and Bermuda.--New
ork, June 30.--Dates from Bogota to
May Goth, bring intelligence that war
was anticipated between Grenada and
Ecuador. 1t was expected that Peru
would assist the latter. The President
of New Grenada has ordered a force
Of 10000 men to the frontier.
Late advices from Bermuda state
that the supply bill has been reject
ed.
New York Markct.-Cotton is dull (;
all grades below middlIng are lower.
Mixed corn is quoted at go. Pork con-
tinues heavy.
|, Canadian.- Mr.. La Fontainc has
stated in Parliament, that the French
party intcndto oppose the s%eculariza>
ton of the reserves. The announce
ment will lead 10 i'm agitation for a
dissolution of the provincial Union.
Fraud in MeGican Clalns.-A great
fraud in Mexican claims has been dis
covered. The fraud covers a half Il
million of dollars.
Later from Europe.--A,7ival Of the
Steamer Africd.--Baltimore, July I'd.
The British steamer Africa has arriv-
ed at New York from Liverpool, with
intelligence to the 2lst ult. She brings
news Of an advance in cotton of an
eighth to a quarter. The sales Of the
week proceeding the departure of the
Africa amounted TO $4,000 bales. The
market closed dull.
American Flour had advanced
Corn was unchanged /; Consols ninety
six and an eigth.
Horrible VjLiainy.--New York, Ju'
ly l.--Aaother attempt has been mad,
to blew up the Michigan Contra
Railroad depot. A box Of powda.
with MATCHES inserted ID it was re
celyod by the steamer May Flower
and placed in the Depot, where it ey.
,r.odcd' Fortunately no lives wert
lost.
ConnccticpL-Ihc Connecticut Leg
stature has adjourned. A dozen banl
charters have been passed. The bank.
ing capital Of the State has been an
creased thrce millions Of dollars.
.HaykctS.-Flour has declined Il
"a l2. Corn is lower; mixed SO
Sterling is quotcd at 1912.
More Of The 4frica's Nc0s.--Nev
York, June 2.--The cotton market q
Liverpool closed quietly. Quotation
for fair Were unchanged. The sale
of Friday June goth, were 5000 bales
Lard had declined "A shilling othe
provisions were unchanged.
The steamer Baltic arrived out i
ten and a half days.
The debates upon the revision of tn
Constitution in the French .Assembl
were very violent.
he accounts from Spain and Por
lugal were of a doubtful character.
The Chinese insurrection was pro
crossing, and it was thought that tn
reigning dynasty would soon be over
thrown.
Judicial Election.-Vicksburg, Jul
s, 3.--Barnett has Il majority in Ware
county for the Judgeship of l6l.
, Kinds his majority is two. He ais
: beats Davenport in lssaquena an
Washington, as far as heard from. =
BARNETT is elected beyond a doubt
More of the Africd's News.-Ne'
: York, July 2.--The letters received
d the Africa predict a decline in cotto.
Middlings are quoted at 53S.
Flour has advanced a shilling.
Business at Manchester is activ
) Yarns have advanced l.S to Ia.
At Havre cotton was steady
American stocks had improved.
it The steamer Baltic arrived out
: ten days and a half.
L. The steamers Baltic, La Fayette al
= City of Glasgow will bring four mi
D lions of dollars, worth of merchandi
Ie nc fraiobt