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Cax GovxxHMEsr OF THE UsIrKp STATES or
AMERICA, A. d., 1850
The Executive.
MnLARD FILLMORE, of N. Y. President.
WILLIAM X. KING, of Alabama Vice President
The Cabinet.
Dawn, Wsasrss. of Mass Sec of State.
THOMAS CoRwIn, of Ohio, Sec OIL me ieas
WMLIAm A. GRAHAM, OF N. q. Sec. OF tne Navy
CHARLES M. CONRAD, Of La. Sec. OF war
A. II. II STUART, of Pa. Sec. or Interior.
N.ru.NK Hal. of NY p. M. General.
john J. CRuTENDES, of Ky. AIT. General
The Judiciary.
SUPREME cOUKr OF THE UNITED STATES.
RoeER b. TAsEY, Of Maryland Chief Justice.
JOHN McLEas, of Ohio -. Associate.
JAMES M. WAYNE, of Georgia I"
JOHN CATRoS, of Tennessee 50
JOHN MCKINLEY, Of Kentucky +"
PETER v. DANIEL, Of Virginia +"
SAMUEL NELSON, of New York 60
LEVI WOODBURY., Of N. Hamp.
ROBERT G. GMER, of Penn. I"
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Democratic majority in the 3lst Congress
Wing majority in the Goth Congress
Democratic gain
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shipping Intelligence

u,xor,.rrx -Amaz.n. IA tar. from iIa..e''-.n =
Duhgsses az Ne~D-'f;. July :. tA<Air - n. :. Se,~
~ n t,r Sew-Eork Jolly u TIE Caaos. - IL m
sayaEn.A -; INTO KInfsioE July - va - -e-r
4; B,oJ aneo - b June - "a. " In . A'f y, a
Baltimore RoJ@ns- I7tA sne a - = -, -
AyenCra rord west al;h pa.se'yers, - ~, a. %, =
len 80 y, ~ = - sd.. 90 - =. - H. g.
CoJu,,r..f Lrye~yosl % B,ston. @l'' . ~ = . y. -
" o. nv al %. s,en, Ia; 81 y "a y !" - : =
a. Iaiy on Care F.rss'ere Lucpagfs y % . -
- In h. q y in % ", M4s1-ene Bf-i-e .' =
io .1rysliely y Josephine a Taragans ita
Mes..na Whenl.n4. Teal l,ia %, n'o - 49,
s.el. seinease Marsailles sth. Held Warren Penn
Duches dorleans HAVE lg'R z, .,I.. - 81
ven z5,h Isaac Webb. Of LIyerpooi jacoo "esn"eE'
Of DO 70 Bpo.a, 400 H-5 IN, ~ aS. a.
Arrived from Bostcn-Ju,y l5ih. Da7ld at ,5enot =
vlouso, d. leh Ee9s ns No. =. 81 5,.5 Issg9a.
az Deal I'm BALTIC 10Th Albert, al bensn <s'' =
tine Of Falmouth IN Alexandra I'm SOMA ~ y ,' -,
EeyIs a, I'm Charles.Swn Isl; Union, Sligo Ia Vim
f.rAd Christina. 18Th Richard STRICKLAND SI
afo do viseero 10th, Aconew. Helyor, 2l'5 HS .,
handle DO. fna Mobile, ossla 1th me CiEl W.. VIZ
2C.h Helyyei Mar Casiine l.; i2o.i AT In
July !, Ch0rch. at siigo iith. Ofes"t Lo'' ~
parIs DO Gond6lpho. Msrseiosi San ME1ei So i-l-
CISCO do SegunTae, Emehe lSh Len le C C3
ner do; Horace The Guonde 23d. Ellen Mara Liver
TOOL arr I'm Savannah 2st, h. Gauges, al L'efP"'i
vessels sailed for NYork July lih SiaC k.od4i, ron
Cadiz lith Zebra Rochelle 18th, LYDIA IAf0ert n ahss
IT, Gan petr4 Narseilles China The Seal. R9- h
ton. ( o. 9Th Rhine HAVE. Richard Anderson re.s,r
gil Toumph. Bremen: pom heone 49, ilise 90 i
p.ort z3d Yorktown travesend; "a. John tnFrer IN
.rooo Moghmer Livingston. Amelia, Dublin - "a. =
Iv.rroel Niagara from Queenst1n for Boston July W.
vernon from CadZ. l5 Adaphl. Pci1n. %. Sorah . -
ford The CLYDE Belle, Antwerp q Gee Bovine l 3 81 ,.
a3 Robert do for Phlla JUy a. Peruvian rom " i1e
vii RAJ. 90 Denar Bremen "a Eva, L'pOol ior Bate
Admiral, July 20. from Bremen, Cheeseoro1gh; -
rno from Alexandra July p. Caroline, from Des- f0i
Orleans July 90 ClaHborD from Mar elles q. II IN
let Bo,doaux. y. Joshua, Moran Lpool
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IRELAND.

Lord Arundel having started as a candidate ioI
,hc representation of Limerick he Is to be opposed
ry Mr. Russell, popular resident OF that clty. MI
objects To the Earl as an EnghShman, ana cdiis
cut Ireland for the Irish"
The Lord Lieutenant, has left Dublin, en- route for
London. ,
The remains Of the late Hon Richard L. Shieli
are 10 be- taken from Florence Ireland a, the ex-
pcnse Of Government.
The harvest OF Ireland promises well Tnorc Is
NO truth IN the report that the potato rot mao APP
reared. The contradiction Is gwen ON the authority
OF a Liverpool gentleman, who has Travelled through
all Ulster and the greater part OF tonaaught
The synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
~ Ireland, which has nst closed ITS sitngs III Bel
fast has adopted series of very strong resolutions
against the Liverpool, proceedings OF 'Rr Court oi
tome
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Tlg AiNHGrosl COTTON MARKEr Continued 10 decline
Athooee the saos 10 the trade and to Specuiors aud
,orters ka'c been ryeg than Tor some weeks past The
ConmI1s Of BTos quote tE Orleans al ~ Far | p.
lands ane Mobile, > Which indicate a decline during IA,
week stated iAs9O bales, ~ Which 9lS0 taken
4, exporter aud spectators
and m sca.s cases ,her higher ees have tee1 Pala
Canadian tho sane ". bite. both States and Canadian.
~ IS SdatS a. Meser. Canal flor ao;ed a, l9s Us
al Phadeip's and isa'lmorc a sos 81 y Sd and oho
SSS2i> lndAa Corn tr demand A. fron 2os oil ~
PsoyIsIoNs- ontinuc inactive and with bit trAms
VARIATION IA pslees Baoaa, with more demand has ad-
Nances SaaUlag Pork, Beef Mans Shoulder. ~.
have Undersas any es...ole change prices during
",ner a'psSSSd q. g.ao6 a, previous r.les. ~
rsaSis >->' me-" Al 2''-'~- ~ ''' '''' ana So To-
CoFFIi The transaction, Lsve been ,er, hn.,ed
scale. but niiots are not actually N~r'
SVGAs-tSs been same d..s a IN r'Nef oenAls a.
tst 80 Us .S> =" .Nae, - .. = 80 nv ~
da-n i"tsn az ralts ouficni LAST wees hri'Sh plSnte-
tVg IA ~ f.dhei easier rates
There scarcely mo,e than re.e1 demand fer MoI,s-
NN>, but puCsg not A'wtr.
The holders oi I.A NICE rsoTe disposition q realize,
ton has been Submitted 10 N C1nISop longoeS
RESIN-Cons0Nn American IS ssSrtx and IA demand
Raw ruRIF>rINF rs m tAr Gems.i n y l1Sl 81 cw
The same also ma, be said Rum ana SsSie Oh
LAMP oN-MoNt> slowly AZ IS ;os tne
LiNsSSp on CsNES iuoye INJURED se3, and grces
have a. upward ic0sHo 'ae stock NJ @r>'' De S nearly
rmg icNpox McNEy M,SSxe. was gm Va the sShs
Snd C0esos had al, ~ eighth On ths NeeA closing
90 Ia Money. andsN Tor Account AnSfS NJ SeNu-
ues have not tteu operated n % aHJ sse<t extent
dorl& the past wees Slxes.of D are quoted al y
9e and the NNes of eS ~ lst RslWs' S'sN>s are n IN
proved demand
fREGRrS-- To the United states were Qu21d MAJ and
N some eases higher rates had been Si Tor DC ~,
The reports fson the manufacturing eistctS ieoes' N
.lnDrsSed lvelina
HAsRE CorToN MAGSEr. Juiy 2S.-kdslce> goa ;Ae
limited States 10 the Sh Jul. had not aied tae rsse'
sess NE previous kray, aata the 70 ws> decline ~ ia
n The sales Of the week stated az S,57s bales
nsn holAosstesds Tetley \ 60. ; Circular
INV h'h'est u b tar demand tuI COTTON Tor 10
t sisa ,serv las been rather dng. sgeculNIo'
tAA y as OF the four preceding weeks We have also
hSo E1h s'os@Se cfaAad nun ssaAcEs who hetg hight
SeSAs1 w~lh QUO pretty freely Il they ANYTHING
DAe Se2iSes IN prices but ROtvlihS.andn az all tbs
have had wore market than ever. OWING O. AZ syereser-
pressure Il sell The QUaniity ons k,s hecu
much o. the delSnc ard ce~tan holders h,,e
shown such Snxisy determination te hst t de
cine has been >frlnus. when viewed N the I-A : = ~
stniage upon the present ven low puCcS Of Amera Cot
tonwhlch lltre than ons-asf What the ,s,,
twelve nonths sgo, sales have been made farthns
N decline from lsst fntays cuo,sii0nS $50 hales oil
Apepeah and 100 ssrai have heen taken on SPECULATION
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ENGLAND.

IN the British Parliament, nothing of much interest
has ,ranspircd The anti Papa Bill 50 called amer
AN attempt by Lord Monteagle TO exclude Ireland
from IFS opeTltlons passed through Committee III the
House of Lords on the night Of the 25th and was 70
be read the third time the following week. ne ma
lOriiy in It's favor Is large.
In the House OF Commons, the BIZ regulating inc
Customs has finally passed IL was carried IN oppo
sI,On TO the motion Of Mr. lierrieS, thal the crown
b. peti,loned to withdraw the maritime facilities ex
tended 10 certain countries winch had mol reclpfo
Gated .he concessions made by England. The debate
ON this motion was warm. but the FrecTraters over
Dowered the rrotecioniss. Much Of the time OF inc
lannon's has been occupied IN discussing the ad-
mission of Alderman SalOnOnS, without coming TO a
decision. $50, d,
In the City Of London, Baron RethschIld attended
public meeting AT which II was resolved 10 petition
the House OF Commons TO reconsider thcn VOC
againSt the BarOn's admissiblllty
The importation of cotton from Trinidad, Jamaicd,
Barbadoes and Grenada IS deemed 10 DC OF con
siderable Importance.
A number Of gentlemen. with Lord Ashbnton at
their head have formed themselves INTO an Assocla
ilon for the purpose OF inducing the Government TO
which they belong to establish UNIFORM ana 10"
rate of postage on letters from all parts of the word
At meeting Of the pr0pnetors at the Royal sank
n was shown that the net profits for the year ending
June 80 after the payment of interest on the original
.nd preference shares, had increased the reserve
fund to f72, 500 and upward
The total number OF visitors to the crystal Palace
OH FRIDAY " as 26SOO, realizing nearly f3OOO.
The Ministerial white bait dinner Cthe forerunner
Of the close of the SESSION. was fixed TO take place
on Saturday, the vi August.
A Cabinet Council vas held on Fr.dGy evening, AT
The Foreign Offct.
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A. &. q, ,,~i.ier, MARGARET ROBERrs jog Inc
18th -; ls-S
The frssn.s al lie f4nly respectfully Red
tend A<g ftntra Io the residence oi ker brother
~ 5OC.cs~
On Mladsv 2ieTneOI. Aus T. I; 3 O'Clock. Ms HORN.
The relatives and friends 81 the family 2et Ill, u
,lteC ATTEND ter funeral frOm rs SIt-syense this
trueSdavl slsrpSos AZ So'cl,S&
Csi SATURDAYS sVsans. AU- 2 after 4 ami seven Ill
1ess RANDOLPH PHILLIPS. yuuESess saE Of the late
..sorsA, l. PHILLIPS, IA the 9TH oi hIs
At 81 xaheihtova. J Oh SUNDAY. Aug } OF "a 1sis g
fs>a- Ms. ANN LESTER. relrf OF the tate Jchn W
Is,ser s.ed * wears II man,hs and p dSys
Al L. reeSvuch Ccnn Aus = Mr.. SARAH YOUNG
widow 81 S.phen Il l0gns. 3 the 6Fh year q her
Tb, relatisfs and ireiIs II the tamil, TED . g.
tend IA. funeral rom hex daughter esdencr, hrS
JcaA us - Goa Jerssy Cl;y al O'Clock GA WsduSs
Ia as-Srrs-,n. VAC o. b ms.
Al q, >itr Ray Lang Island. Aug I. AMBlIa, 'hIant
daHstt.rsf Nri ! Staples. usfd mearhs
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s~IN = 7 KANhTIN ) -1NN III LNFFUT TO y.
The Mayor OF Liverpool has received from TIE
Secretary of the Admiralty TIE foloNi.C reply 10 q,
vsuuon PRAYING thar vessel might be Sen IN >carcil
Of >iT John Franklin Admiralty, l4tn July, l>3l-
Sr | am commanded by my Lords { COMMISSIONER
OF the Admiralty 10 acQualnt Won that they have re
ceN ed ana have had sHdeT consideration the memo
nal agntd b. YOU ana certain OF The merchants and
inhabitants of The CITY OF Liverpool, recommending
that steam vessel should be ,mnso lately d. pttche
to the Arcii, 10 explore JOness Sound. arch
OF Slr John Franklin anc ms party Ny Lo.dS fully
appreciate the humane motives which have induced
1hc merchants 4SG inhabitants OF Liverpool ~ BRING
ghs suhiect again before The Board OF Admiralty
bui ieepg that every exCr1on for Tx general Get
IL view has been mace, thcy OF opinion thc they
calnot comply wnh this request, consistently win
their of public duty and the reCponSloilss, IN
which further exp< litonS Noud involve then. /
am. SIR youT mos obcdieU,, humble servant :.
Pan gR. To The MAyor OF lA.erpool.
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ANNIVERSARY OF W EST INDIA EMANClPA-
rioN-On Friday, the ANN er>ary OF save I'm inc-
patton mn the BntSh West lndla Islands was cole
iraied byihC colorcd population and The intl.>aYey
Societies IN various parts OF ihc country Al WorceS
ter. tn meeting was called To order hy Eihnghar
Capron OF Worcester, ana WAS organized by the
choice OF Adm Baou. Tor President Francis Jack
son of Boston II w. Foster. OF Lowell, Asa Butler,
of Connecticut. Samuel \ Wheeler, Of Providence,
Parker Pilsbury OF New liampshlre, as Nlce-PTes-
dents George " Putnam. Of Lynn, and James VI.
W Ntrrngton. as Secretaries Rev. Adln Ballou,
Of Hopcdalc. offered prayer, followed with a bret
sketch OF thc progress Of The AniSiayery movement
IN Great Britain which resulted IN the emancipation
of SOO.OOO slaves IN the British Yves, lnd!cs. Inc
remaining speakers Nere DR.. Henry j Bowdltch' OF
Boston. & G Burlegh, Parker fIllsbury, W J.. Gar
rlson, and Wendell Philips. lengthy series OF
resolutions was passed
At New Bedford, similar meet ng was held Inc
speakers and Their iriencS, together with BODY oil
citzens various Masonic and other lodges, the
school children. and large number OF the colored
population, formed procession, and escorted by
bands of parddcd She principal streets io Hon
John A. ParkerS grove. where dinner was had. Al
dresses were delivered hy Charles LenoN Rem ond,
of Salem. Rev. Leonard Collins, J SandcrSon. ana
Robert Morris. al Boston. The celebration SET med
to have ihc WarR sympathy of the waite ci,1ens.
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lErnm our Cnrre,ponlenIs
Disasters. &c.

SHIr LArLANn.--A letter from Capt Simpson, Of The
the ship Lapland states that the fire discovered wet
SIX days sea No person had been the hold for fOp'
days light allowed there, and ~ person
could possibly have reached the bale which had taken
mr.. hole burned ~ one part II the size Of man
nat aud mad tie appearance Of having caught inside ihe
bale
Arrivals port o New YORK from foreign ports, tol
the month OF july America. % ships. - PARKS, yj hnss
"A schOonsrs ii steamers fprezn-l 10 Brush, Nof~e
gian, Bremen Swedish, Holland, Sandman. Ham
burg Prssian. Belgian, Sedan. DANISH, Hanover
2Portug.l Austran, French. J Iaash Oldenourg,
/ Brazilian.
Arrivals a. the port II Baltnn0fe during the month ol
July foreign ports shp. 10 barks, 10 brgs and
schOoners From porte SHIPS, 10 bdrks, 3
hrgs and JS schoonen. OF the arrivals we're british
Bremen ORIENTAL Danish, H1steiH. Lubecs and !
Russian aud 203 Amencan Tie i1rels0 ce1rances iDr
the same period g. ships hafks. 10 Dngs and
schooner ~ American Enslrh Ddnlsh, Itpl-
land Bremen and Argentine
Arrivals and cearances az the port 0f Boston dnrns ,h~
month Of july Arrivals, fr,igl-o SHIPS. . 5t-ks, 3.
bTIgs 2G2 sahooners CeastNlf-ij sup-. % Darks, OF
bngs gs0 sch and sooDs or the above snps.
bark IS bngS dno S2 .clopners. re British brig an
schooner Dutch schooner. Hamburg, ship Prlss4n
! bark and bng. Sican ! schooner Russian. and the
remainder American. ClearaRccs-f ore n, IS Ships Z
barks 80 hrgs ia schooner, CDastwse 80 OarAs
d brlss 100 schoJners aud slOpps OF the aOse ship
banks - AMI ls3 sehOOueTs we're BRUSH, Drg
Austrian brig Swedish brig, BIZ men, Dng, N0rwe-
gan; snis Prlssian, and the fem.ua.iri Amsri.sh
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PHILADELPHIA.
Drouth-Fa1al Accident->mail Pos-hierf
Arrcstcd-Markets, Stocks, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Aug 4


PHILADELPHIA, Monday Aug 4
The nejrhboring Counties of Chester,
Montgomery Bucks and Berks, learn, are suffering
greatly with our own, from drouth, which has IN
lured corn and late potatoes, while the secoh1 grass
crops are literally parched up me latniels ~ W.,
immediate vicinity say that Tor want OF pasture he
cattle suffer greatly and add, that gfasshOppeIs IN
large numbers have ked the corn ano potato ied
Joseph TAYLOR Jenng, Of Newtown. Bucks couh'
~ Pa was accidentally drowned AT Sqlam btdch,
\ j. YESTERDAY lie was an excellent SWIM ner.
but strong current swept hun out beyond the reAch
OF and IN time to ms life. HIS BODY wa sGost-
1uchtly recovered, and sent 10 his friends
Smallpox exists to some extent IN portion OF
Southwark The Board OF Health has taken the
matter hand, order to stop the iur'her progress
of the disease. 80,
Jacob IIonnaphne, the young man charged with
passing counterfeit money has been fully COMMITTED
for trial.
This morning. A Mrs Young, residing IN Charles
81 below Washington. southwark, while laoorng
under a III OF INSANITY sprdng from third Story WIN
dow, and vaS severely injured thai she had 10 DC
conveyed TO the Hospital.
William Heating, the notorious leader oi inc
gang of " SchuylkIll Rangers, has been arrested.
after eudlag the vigilance of the Ponce Tor year
OF two There are several charges OF not ana roo
bentagaInst hun, and tins morning ne Vas commit
ted To prison to stand ms trlaL
Business continues very quiet The Auanucs adyices
are unayoTabie ior COTTON aud have somewhat haened
the market hut they have had no pfceppe eh,,t upon
pTIcoS The FLOUR market continues IA the same sae OF
nativity which We have noted for some time past IN, p
unchanged. 500 barrels fresh ground so'd io
on saturday At 2 and lot of OH stock a, ~ e ho'
small lots for home consumption at 10. uo - -
for common and extra brands aud fancy lots al hige'
rates I'm RYE FLOUR and CoRN MEAL sales have been
reported The demand for WHEAT continues limited
lot of pnu, Odd Pennsyyama 81 IRE sold AZ "
bushel We quote southern ret nj 3dN c,s, anu
white at 9c9j cts. as IN quality hYk IS s,arco ana w"l
73a74 cts Cons steady demand 200 bushels nlNri
Western sold az aoat and lot Of ne ed al lower
rate Prices unsettled WHISKY steady. safes al IS
cts Ihds are held at the same pilcc. - 49,.
SAILS or SrooKS- First BOGri-l0O Reading XIX, * .
70 f,irard b. II s. 400 state S. 50. s3oOdo SO q b.
Penn, ~ $ 600 state $500 S30S Reading XXX MIG
6, 10. ,. oo .s. u,
81 SO Reading RR. %.
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HALIFAX, Monday, Aug 4

HALIFAI, MOIudy' lfuB' y
Tire Royal Mail steamship Europa Capt.
Lott, which sailed from Liverpool al io1 O'CLOCK
AN. ON the Goth ultmo, arrived at her wharf
.n this City at 8, o'clock this morning, bring
mg seventy passengers for Boston and nlne Tor
Halifax.
At l2 O'Clock last night the Europa ian down
and sunk an American fishing vessel, the schf.
Florence. belonging TO Massachusetts. All her
crew, consisting Of fifteen persons were saved
except Joseph {. Snow
The steam propeller City OF Manchester sailed
from Liverpool for Philadelphia at 7o'clock A. "
on the Goth ult., with 10 passengers.
No American or English steamer had arrived
N England between the 10Th and Goth.
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saisd from Have lls 49, Napoleon Hlaf X tpn. 18th
khlue, Doaze, he~-forA i7tA. 81 Nicholas Bragisa. y
YORK
vessels up al itayre. Juy ls-Emperor Psdrich l,r Y
Orleans son. Gs. Richardson FOR New YORK 18th ia
dana b. met do DO Galena LeayI,t DO !5gh Humboldt
~ do 5efhi Gertrude. Weeks. Do Aug ~
Sailed rom Hong Kong PM - sn!y Matilda Lewis the
straits was before reported for BOmbagj
Al Penang June 81. ship C0l4abia SsDee expected %
from Ceyloni Boston
Sailed from Mozambique MAJ z9;h bark LUCIA Mana. fof
s2Ieml 1lils from Zanzibar fJr laJunga Bay.
Sailed iron ConstSntnODle Jure z7th. bng Hafshal.
Tas lol for Boston.
horn
Al Lsscsa 9Th ut, bars Columbia Brown, Fl Palsdsl-
tew-TOEk.
A. koDs-teIg li'h Ill bns Adep4a. C9fham. fof Boz
ton. abort ready
Cd at London ih III ship Wabash. Barnes, NewcAs.e,
Enc. 10 lead for kerY 0rx
Sailed run New ort. Eng. 10Th AZ fark War III
tst5, Gnr'tll tsts mt Bsl'Rors
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Eouth sons. Iona Reynac. Ne" -BediIia. Nh" IL
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