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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
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FALL Rv n, Jan.
The Legislature organized to-day by
the choice oi Henry Wilson. Presiien,
II the Senm'- md N i. Banks, IT,,
Speaker OF the House.
WASHINGTON Dec 81.
The correspondence bei~ cen the Aus
Irian charge aud MIR. Webster. read in
the Senate yesterday, gave general
satisfaction. Mr.. Webster's letter 10 bold,
dig flied and conclusive.
The Naval Court Marshal il sitting
daily. und 10 engaged in the examination
Of witnesses.
Abram Lincoln is mentioned ~ likely
To succeed Mr. Buiterieid. as Con,n,ir
sioner o! Land Office.
Snow falling here fast, the last four
hourS.
F.LL RIVER. JAN g.
Rev. Geo. NJ. Randall, formerly of
this town. WIS chosen Chaplain Of the
House OF Representatives to day Rev.
A. l. Stone Chaplain of the Senate.
TIL A communication train from Bos
Ia. rin iuto the Jown freight train; no
one hur considerable damage done to
g., Engines. K. w. G.
WAsH,NoroN January ls,.
The President. Lcvce has been unex.
celled in hrillancy. and drew together
,he prominent States ncu Of all the + a.
lies. A continuous throng poured in
from the opening to the close, ren,ering
entrance or egress difficult
The Foreign Ministers, including
ChevaIier Hu seniam were all present
~ full custom with the officers of the A.
my and Navy. headed by Scott aud Slew.
art in the National uniforms. After pay =
ing their RESPECTS TO the Presid, mt, the
crowd passed to the East room where
Mr. Clay WAS salutcd by every one, and
he returned their greatings aiiectionate
ly.
The Members Of the Cabinet Gen
Scott Col. Benton, and a number of
citizens kept open houses.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
FROM THE ISTnMUs, &C.

The u. >. mail steamer Oregon s'l.-
ed from san Francisco on The c,enint ?
OF il,e VI ultmo with 272 JasS, ng,is
aud So 2O0 00U Oh lrrinl {. aud arrived
IT Pan ana at noon on the 2Uih stopping
tsix intermediate ports.
The steamer California arrived al San
Fra,rlsro on the Dist. aud sillrd ou ilr
23I lor Oregon wiln thc mail hut hat
not returne 10 time TO ,ounect with the
steamer ofihe Let
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
FROM HAVANA.

Everything was quiet IN Havana. the
new Captain General acting wiih great
energy, and putting stop To gambling
and other impropriercs.
Five or six returned Californlans
were in prison when the & orpia left
for violation the Spanish laws, draw-
ing bowie knives rcvolvcrs. &c. and
committing other lndls'rellons. Tie
Captain General is determined To make
an example al those who indulge IN
vHgarles OF this kind.
There WIS no American vessel Of
war at Havana when the Georgia left
Americans were permitted q 90 on
shore freely AT Havana, and treated
with reslect and klndn, as
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
I'IiE subscriber his beer appointed by the !. osTt
| of P,nb Il. of Charle, town. Admin OF ator Of
the estate "f D,rca. Kenyon late Of s.id town.
c"as I. AID is qualified to act. All rer'ors
having q, i'm. against said estate are ream s"d ~
pres mt IN IN. and all pers"ns owing said ESTATE
are rcuur,,ad 30 settle Ert' with.
WILLIAM GRFENMAN, Adra'ssv.
chIrlpst,;., Nov. 7th 1850
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Books

R,eered at The Tribune Oce for the week ending Saturday.
.jpiy Is.
Service Aaoa. and Ashore during the Mexican War b.
Lieut.. Raphael Semmes 8yo, PIP ~ Cincinnati
VIM Moore Co Sold by Charles Scribncr.
The Odd-Feows Offering for 852 8vo. pp 800 Edward
Walker
Campaigns Of the Rio Grande and Of Mexico BY MAJOR
Isaac l. Stevens 8vo. pp 1863. d. Appleton * Co
Shakspere's Complete Works. Three Numbers IN One
No 42-4f Boston Phillips Sampson Co.
The History Of the Empress Josephine by John C. Ab-
bot l2mo pp 329 Harper Brothers.
Stuart OF Dunleath by Hon Caroline Norton Svo pp l29
Harper Brothers.
The Philosophy of Mind lin voltion By John Allyn Sold
BY Fowlers X Wells.
The German in America BY r w Bogen. 24mo. PIP. H.
Sold by Koch s. Co
The Patrarcha Age the Story of Joseph Prepared for
the pupils III the Girard College l2mo. PIP. 3i2 Phil
Robt +. Peterson.
The Photographic Journal July W Smith.
PERIODICALS AND SERIALS.
Lossngs Field Book of the Revolution. No. HMper
Brothers.
The Universalist Quarterly Review July. Boston. A.
Tompkns.
The Plough the Loom and the Anvil F @ Skinner. Editor
Philadelphia. 49,.
The American journal of INSANITY. July. Utica:
Southern Literary Messenger. July Sod BY Dewitt *
Davenport.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
IRELAND.


The Times correspondent says The Irish journals,
of all political shades up In arms against the re-
rort cf The Packet Commissioners and the blow II
has gwen 70 the hopes Of an Irish port being selected
as The point OF departure Tor the American mails
This coupled with the failure through whatever
agency, Of the experimental TIP Of the United
States steamer nom New YORK 70 Galway has CIV
en- tone Of acerbity 10 the Dublin papers the more
remarkable from the rare unison Of sentiment which
upon the present occasion mates the organs the
two great parties on this sde Of the Channel
Al. faith, however in the prospect OF American >
slsfance towards testing the capabilities OF ne port
Of Galway is not yet forswOrr, and II Is stl hopei
that whatever individual enterprise failed 10 perform
may at TO very distant time be accomplished oy me
viii Of the United States Government on the one
hard and On the other BY the exersions 0! the peo.
PIE Of Dublin, Galway, belfast, and even Cork and
lnsrrk. Already il has been Suggested tnat iund.
should bc speedily collected ac.c - purchase rst
class steam vessel. and tha. .eccslton should De
presented TO the Lord Mayor q convene puoLc;
meetlIa of the citizens with new OF slowing II
orIy fcr crce that Irishnsn rc,e about to put INTO
practice the virtue OF seifreiance
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
| I A l. Y.
Sardinia.

It rerrej that the portfolio OF grace AMI justice
Will &c gwen to NJ. De Foresso. deputy of Nice.
The rumor tha, Coun, G'Appony is 20 be recalled 70
Vienna, and replaced " this court ey NJ Bruck. Aus
trlSn Minister Of Commerce, - repeated. The
Chamber OF Deputies has voted without debate the
treaty with ZolNereln. and entered upon the Discus
son OF the utaty with Switzerland.
The King Is about IA retire 20 Gseta for the sum
mor. where large body OF troops are concentrated
Various specuiatsons are afoat 10 his Mgestys
motives for so doing. Some imagine the Pope IN
TENDS 10 Try and slip away from the French II events
IN Paris are rot favorable others imagine Gseta Is
20 be the basis OF military operations N conuncnon
With the new holy alliancet
More than 40 persons implicated IN trial for the
expulsion OF the JeSuis from Naples, after every
appearance Of ofignomlnlous Condemnation, were sud-
denly discharged by the Grand Court. The crown
lawyer demanded - years caleyS FOR the prisoners.
and now they are acquitted, An admirable Illustrs
ton this of the morality of court OF justice. Al
though the prisoners are no longer amenable to the
law, they are still retained Ii Is not enough u be
acquitted BY the judges, AFTER two years inprsou-
ment, 10 be enabled TO leave the dungeon
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
FLAX CorroN.-Rev. Mr.. Gordon, Editor

FLAX CoTToN Mr.. Gordon, Editor
of the Free Presbyterian, having recently passed
through Northern Ohio, writes 10 his paper as iol'
lows
Icalled on Hon. John +. Beaver, who Is engaged
in the erection of large establishment for the pre-
paration Of Flax Cotton. Mr. b. is sanguine OF the
ultimate of the scheme for the substitution
OF "A portion of fax in place of cotton. He showed
me speCimcn of the cotton after the third process
1t resembles in color and texture the common lint,
made Icy tearing up piece Of old linen cloth Fire
processes are cessary 10 prepare the flax cotton Tor
The spindes learned from Mr. Beaver that twice
as much fax had been raised lii the neighborhood of
Newton Falls this year as there was last year. In
passing from there TO Ravenna, beautiful fields OF
fax in full bloom, we're common along the road.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
FRANCE.
Nothing Of special Interest

The pans announces that the question of Aod-ei'
Ksters cart.yity is on the point OF receiving ass'
The .eadins topic to-day Is Tie rresilents Journey
10 Po,iers The speech IS expected 70 De Oh .tos
sor,erys,ve character and 70 be confined to topics
on which good understanding prevails between INC
f;oyernraeni and the Assembly:
The Ss:e reTorts that sanitary consres' n y, Of ne
r1xers viii be represented at Dy
dirlcra,ic AID consular parsonage l,s " : ~ Mar.
man some OF them tave already ii,iseT ,.e vii have
selIes Greece and the island q % .,,pcoeed that
,i er r,ep, row .r. Of the Noh VII also take par
tbs torgess H., .,,,,tied that the peti-
Lon noyenent Las zen crosses included; will
sesa, to moa aad Of sa havs "ieG
SSers:ae.se Seis frnclien Isc.o.s n,sc' ae' LII ""
ttss. To- ,,, has ARRAY crE,nea'e 20 the srroo-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
London Markets

LONDON, Tuesday evening, July 1.
SUGARTho hrmness which prevailed the market last
has been te day mantaine but the sales have
gone oil heavily. AMI with the exception OF fine granny Ma
dIas athr easier In the Mest India market 2o
hhds have been sold ncudng 100 hhds Of barb,does and
hhhds Of II Lucia 900 bags of Maurtius
sold Jos VI 10 3ss for low middng good yellow or
$3.50 bags Of Bensa 20C0 bags found buyers at 39s 70 ~
Cd o low 10 white Rensres SIS to DOS Cd for low 70
mldlng yellow or 5000 bags Of Madras about hafwerc
sold fine gIany yellow a as od 10 ass 6d ordinary brown
yellow 28s I'd To 3s 400 bags Of Ceylon brought 3A
3s 81 f1rr brown and 1900 bags II Penambuco
all whdI there being demand at the previous quo
tatIOnS.
CoIFRg-The market did not firm appearance
to-day and for 30 bags of good ordinary mixed native Coy
Ions only 38s per could be realized at public auction
go ard l70 bugs uf plantation also offered DIS
pspOs.d prices that barely supported former rates
koE-7 iiO Lags and $40 pee Bengal sold a,y
without material change at Is cd to lis for low broken
10 COED dpa white 600 bess Of low pnky Madras brought
IS e. u al rer cwt
SALrTElER2 AGO bags OF Bengal chiefly sold the good
qualities at advanced rates, v to per cent refracIiou.
x8s Cd 20 eos per swt.
TTA-1he sales to-day comprised s]ii packages
II which 2cO cOngOu 100 sOnchOng 600 Oolong 40
foNe pekoe go secuted pesOe $40 scented caper,
7uJ Dung LysOn $40 guDpowdoE and sundry other small
parcels usual. There was good attendance Of the
trade aud the sales passed with fair spirit few congous
sold. but parcel nj lod and lid good value
compared with previous market Some Oolongs and
Young hyCs realized previous aes and several parcels Of
Canton gUupup,d der sold d d ID lower The total
quantity sold about so packages
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14


PHILADELPHIA Sunday, July is.
During the week ending yesterday, tnefe n,.
were 2sf ieatbs in the CT, and Libefte' ., rnHa
sol,h,. Asults IS children, T'. vi c""suhP-
81 ea cholera infanfum, A. ..
1bc new dry tock, Il the .'-yy na III sns Sny,
a. IocLing t,oyernmenf vessels, WIZ oe H'ted iof
.Vl 80 ,,,oc n a cw days, with the steam fngate
ssIah. Go, nsrse IS lrie, BARK eosinnss dull sale
IIs - dnerc,,ron made ob terms <ept secret
" 10 z SSSr'SL Cah az ~ j., aGJ Chesnw SlvelOEt
~, ~ 80. 81 Srs naIks. oo-'ih - .n@ctse Standard
cru ~ f,ee,y offered z, be bet no sales for
go raue nnder notice. The sales for crfy con-
ao Gs.sd with IA the raase Of zySf IS for
49,. -. bs aa..s s4d .a.y NowYork al higher
,ss RYE FIGuR held az - III. aud CoEN MsAL st
Isl p It'll Thfv . good demand for whte WHAT.
80 lI.her -als~ hsse bee n.sle at VI bnshel AASas
Tse Iar ssles s%e Cogz 10 demand st Sic
fr ytliow H. OATS char ze md further sales have
ftAsr ,les 4 por-o Rco Sugar have been made at SO
TIC end 10 tS LagGsys Conse al Tic for traxe. aad oc
Tor green. WHISKY Gull sales OF bbls at 10, ana
hhds At z3e,
SALfs Oh SIo,ks-fuH 5oarG-$40 Garden y. %.
Ieo s2les Penn IS, 3ii; $3.50 Penn g, 80 let; ~
Lshgh M ss S3f 500 leh gh g. el, Siu 3eio LeaSn
Int. eis 5kles Car and Anlb q, 10. $50 do, "
sef9 Wni Rk c. 81 $s,ees Reading g.. 70. 7b; Fs~h
RR - - -
seosd BccrS.-s.eo Ksnssrston es.si q. sss % as;
90 s3e LsAlsh int. .a sAv and A w. W.
Harrisburg RI. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
POSTSCRIPT.
MONDAY, 5 O'Clock A. n.
-FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
THE CONTINENT QUIET.
A sERlOCs BLOT AT LIVERPOOL.
Splendid PASSAGE OF TIE STEAMER PACIFIC
COTTON DEPRRssRD.
Markets, &c. 6r.
Dries from London to Jaiy I'd, from
Paris to July 81.
THE CONTINENT QUIET.
L sBRIOCs BLOT LIVERPOOL.
SPLENDID PASSAGE Of TIE STEAMER PACIFIC
COTTON DEPRRssRD
Markets, sc. SC,
Dries from London to Jaiy I'd, from
Paris to July 81.

The steamship Franklin, Capt. Woion, arrived az
O'Clock this morning from Havre and southampton,
IL AZ excellent passage OF II days and fraction
over.
sho brings four days later intelligence from Lon
don and Paris. The news is not important
The Collins steamer Pacific made another splendid
passage outward, having LEFT New-York on the 2lst
ut. at near and passed Holyhead al o'clock P. NJ.
on the lst inst-nine days tweniy-one and half
hours, difference OF time included.
July 18Th, 10 A. NJ, United States mail steamer
Herman" hence for Southampton l6I miles from
Sandy Hook.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

10 We should Judge, from the vast
number OF "nuisances" reported, tina, Brook
yn was mighty dirty city yet they say that the
vigilance Of the Board Of Health keeps this about as
correct as possible We hope 50 a, least
Is A pair Tor rather two pair) of
bieemers were promenadins Fultonst on Saturday
" The pupils of Public School No. 8
hSd hne Pic Mic on Saturday at Biddle's Groye.
l. U. OF q. F.-There are seventeen
Lodges and three Encampmen,s OF Odd Fellows in
this city.
ExcrRsloN.--To-day the WASHINGTON
Life Guard, Capt. VIM. H. sharp, Will procee5 70
ddles Grove with their fair patrons fcr the p,rDoss
Of a days enjoyment in the groves and woods there
4outs
Pic Nc AT BIDDLg's GRovE.-Thehn-
nuei excursion of the Sunday School connected
with the Church Of the Restoration Of this city, will
take place tomorrow. The steamer New Jersey
has been engaged by the School for the occasion.
Granger's Brass Band viii be In attendance. The
committee have spared neither pains nor expense to
make the excursion one OF the most pleasant OF the
season The boat viii be- al the foot Of Maia-st,
Brooklyn at o'clock. proceed to hsioot oil Marks
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

ST.. Ncw-York. a,-l and leave pier No. ,. North
River, at o'coc L, precisely. Tickets may be had
al the landings, board the boat The trip can
not iail TO he happy for all who go (See ad-
veTtisement)
PUBLIC School No. 1.-THE semi-an-
nual examination of Public school,No H. on Wash
ington-av. near Bedford, was held on Saturday be-
fore large number OF the friends and relatives Of
the pupils, and some OF the Board OF Education The
School Is in very healthy locality, and has large
playground for the benefit OF the Little pupils. The
proceedings were most satisfactory aad reflect credit
on the teachers.
Nyv CuuRcH.-The Parish of Al Saints
Church was organized on Monday evening last, IN
the lecture room Of the Brooklyn Institute. Rev.
John w. Clark, late Rector Of Galway Church is
Temporarily Rector
F,RyIS ATLANTIC STREET. Shortly after
eo'cock Yesterday morning, officer swift OIL First
Patrol District, discovered the furniture store OF
Francis H. Reyell s. Atianc.st, to be on hre' Inc
alarm was immediately given and the flre depart
nent WAS soon on the spot through whose exertloas
the flames were confined to the building The hre
originated in the upper story, which contained
Iarpe quantity Of furniture most Of which was de-
stroved and the contents of the first floor ana pase
ment were also greatly damaged by water The total
loss will probably exceed $4,000 the whole being
covered BY insurance in the Broadway and Grocers
Insurance Companies, New-York.
FIRE IN FIFTH-AvENUE.-On Saturday
morning about one o'clock fire broke out in car
penters shop owned by Jno Plunkett, on the Fifth
avenue, near Fulton and though the rain was pour
ing down in torrents at the time, the flames spread
with such rapidty, that in short time the building,
together with the one adjoining, were consumed
Loss $200-no insurance.
FIRE IN Observation-Disclosures halt past
one O'clock Saturday morning, alarm was created
in the fifth district, some flames being discovered
breakirg out from the second floor Of the house No
Il6 High street, but they were extngulshed before
much damage was sustained.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.--On Friday, a car
renter named Charles Miller fell from the cutters of
new house in Dean-st to the cellar, striking the
pia,za in his descent and much injured. His
fail was caused by the improper manner IN which
the scafOlding had been erected
Assault WITH A SLUNG SHoT.-James
Gallagher was brought before Justice Truman Smith
on a warrant charged with having on Thursday
night in Main-st inflicted with slung shot, tlow
on Patrick FitzsmmOns, which rendered him lnsen-
sble. He was held in l,5OO to take his trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
SPAIN.

The following telcgraphic dispatch from Madrid.
dated June p. has been received In Paris
In the sitting OF the Chamber Yesterday, the de.
bate on the vote Of confidence having been orous@
10 a close the motion was carried IN faysf oil MINIS
tcrS by a majority of ls4 against 81"
BY The post learn that IN the sitting o' the 2S'h.
ESietan Collaniss made furious attack upon Brave
Munlio. berItm oe LIS was replying ~hen Inc
post closed. In tho senate there was debate upon
the floating debt, upon which no decision was mr.
rIyef At
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
List OF Passengers

In Steamship Eiankiis, from Hare rIa Southsmpios-
Mrs Morgan Eew-York; Miss Anapine Morgan. Miss Sc
dine Morgan, J J Osborne Lady Enma Osbofne, Frank
] Osborne Percy Osbo,re Mary Osborne, Dorothea
fIartssk James Cook, Samuel Tiffany, Mrs A George,
Ben II Hutton Camille Mane Geo Putnsm, Geo Put
nam, Ed A Ratenbury, Sophia Ranteabury, Jnnenger
LadA Victor Dessens, , Gdshansen Jeanno, Cnas
Imes Eliza Ernest Pabns uees, stevens bearer oi
dispatches the Republic of France MIS- Stevens Fran
CTS Steysns. Psreessers, FeuZ Nerelder Chas Julien
Jules DelcroI. Hon John Willard and lady Frs Eiz'
abeth Beck Henry. Frederick Sophie. and Mare becxs
Kes,ins Hanson Henry On Baur. John hcKeon Anguts
Person Charles Norot. Danes Haneson Peter ofonsf
Fredk " Rhn0Lnnder. Chas Muller, James Newell sna
lady Chas GuIllemot Geo u English and LADY Hamei
and FLyeteth English Nihl Niles, Henry Vanderwon.
Gao Ouyphant Ffanqesas Kaper, Bertha Karpe, Hans
ksrper. Charles grnno. Henry sPoone' PredI Lsieu
New York, Thos Neal Andrew Rtchie Boston Gem
ent Hemefy, Owen Robinson. Matilda Kenny England;
Ifoper, Philadelphia, John Lsp!,cu .od LAZY: isSs S
Miles, Mathew Lea, Beorer of Dispatches from she
Cours SAINT James Jas cer,haa and Laiy Baltimore
v 5sob Burrows and Lady, Wn Safold, Nes-Or,sns.
Rott " Bush, Lexington, ky, Anthony ID STANLEY Nes
iiaTen. Jean Langrie Sewooreans hicns . psass
sor, Co. Alfred Laance, DO HOr Guspan, d. So9h, AZ AZ
kean ksl. d., Kai, do, Kai de- Laloge 90, ms ar
gus Dcrl fn.er, Germany Augusus harcband ress IN
n. Irrus.c SiuYts, Prussla. Einget ksgef' s'ain'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
GERMANY.
Prussia.

Accounts from Frankfort state that Austria Ia re-
ply 10 PruSsa's demand tor the dlsncorporstioa a
her non-GeTman States, expresses her determination
only to concedc the point II the unanimity of all the
German states with which the Incorporation was
passed Is obtained for the reversal of that measure.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
LIyerpool Cotton Market.

TUESDAY,, july lThe sales II Cotton to-day extended
fo 20 go bales and include 800 American aud soe
Egyptan. The market has been dull and closed fatty,
con arod wit last Fnays prices All kinds may be quo
ted ID lower. All ordinary AMI mlddllng qualities. not
sold the most depressed I'D fJr middng Bowed in
quantity II b,Iu. offered and refused.
MANCHESTER, July L-Our yarn market continues 70
present. very steady aspect and spnners fully engaged
with prices te firm The prices OF cloth also
ally well maintained. with demand equal 10 last week for
most kinds but the India BY the overland
mail has had depressing elect and cloth sul ed for ac
nark Its has gwen way 70 tho extent VI about I'D
per piece while the leading India houses have been doing
next 10 nothing IN the shape OF new orders.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Markets :. BUFFALO, July l2.

The receipts of the past "a hours have been FLOUR
45OO bbls WHEAT, $4,000 BUSH, CORN, $4,000 bush.
The market for FLOUR has been rather heavy but
without any noticeable change IN prices. The sales
were 1900 bbls Prime WHEAT is firm, but common
descriptions have a downward tendency Ohio sold
at 76d77c There is some shipping inquiry for Corn,
but at prices below the views OF holders. Small sales
of mixed Western were made at 43l Oars are steady
at fREIeHTs for Flour 52c, Wheat l4c' Corn
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Stale Of TPade

MANCHESTER, July The on,y alteration IN our market
to-day regards goods suitable ~ India The accounts
by the overland mail Of the piece goods markets having
given way and Of unfayorsbe change from the tght
of the money market published IN The Times OF yes
tcrday quite borne out by The private letters received
by commercial houses here and the consequence has been
great contraction Of business cloth Of all descriptions
suitable the Bombay and Calcutta markets There
contracts yet runnlng ecaly IN Shlrngs, which VIII
require complete but they not and
are comparatively light that the Intelligence has at
once been felt tho market here, and prices gave way IN
these descriptions OF Cloth pretty generally tho extent of
about id per piece The full effect upon the market OF
the decline Cotton had been felt India at the date
If last advces and may be expected 10 exercise considers
bic depression the entire results Of which Will not reach
Us fox two three mails As regards other kinds
of Cloth such IN demand for home CONSUMPTION and
for expon to other markets, thcy IA demand at last
prices and the Yam. both water aid mule Is
steady at full rates
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Later from Mexico

BALrINoRE. sunday July 10.
The ship Bonita has arrived a New Orleans fro1
vera Cruz, VITA nine thousand dollars in spe 'le.
Capt Levy came passenger, with dispatches. A re-
voiuton IN Mexico appeared 10 be extremely prob
able -Four hundred troops hac been sent To enforce
the departure OF the Americans from fehuantepec.
ne irait Lnio1 says Congress Is responsible for
these arbitrary proceedings not Arista foreign di
ulom2tlsts
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Parliament.

Nothing of note has transp.red. An animated dis
cussicn was had on .he lst IN the Commons, when
the Marquis OF Bldndford moved an address praying
Her Majesty, with reference 10 the spiritual destu
ton existing in England and Wales, To adopt meas.
ures for aordng more efficient relief 10 the spiritual
wants ofthe people and for extending the pa,ochial
system by help drawn from the resources Of the ES-
tablshed Church After plain talk pro and con,
the motion WAS withdrawn.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
By Telegraph to the New-YoTk Tribune.
Mr.. Webster not ResiR Rned-R OF Ar.
Philip Clayton.
WASHINGTON. sun

W tsHINLTuN, NIlIi!f JHIl 10
can state positively that the story OF Mr.. Web
steis resignation Is totally unfoundci. The i7t,i
serc,r Ct tomorrow will aufhortatvely contradict
tie rumor.
Nj Philip Clayton, Second Auditor, viii shortly
resign, TO take effect IN November Reason. the ne
cessliy OF attending some import ut Ia Tsu.ts. Mr
c. Viii visit Europe IN the Fall Mons ANON.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
SWITZERLAND.

letter from Berne announces the death Of Count
de Mulnen, formerly Minister OF Wurtemberg at
Paris, which was caused by an unfortunate acci1ent
on the Slri uf' II appears that NJ dc Nluhnen, re-
turning late In the evening TO the house IN which he
lived near Thoune, mstook the road and fell over
Dreclplce.