davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-03
TRANSLATION.
GOVERNMENT House,, AND OFFICE OF THE
CAPTAIN GENERAL OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA.


OCTOBER 90 1851.
To the PRESIDENT of the
Royal Court of Judicatare, (Audencia Pictorial
MosT EXCELLENT SIR 1t being proper, in order sub
the best interests of her Majesty, that in all such
where the eth article of the Treaty of Friendship
tween her Majesty and the Republic Of the United States,
signed at San Lorenzo Real the 9th of October
1896, is applicable in regard citizens of said Republic,
there should not be the slightest difficulty the
mode Of proceeding 1t has appeared that would
be expedent obtain the considered opinions of the Royal
Court of Judcature by of which, besides impart-
ing to the true meaning of the article aforesaid also
desire to be informed whether in of any criminal
proceedings being instituted against any native of the
United States for the crime of treason who may be dom
ced resident of this Island the provisions of that
same article give any occasion for any pretext to
change the natural order of things the established forms
Of the permanent executive military commission to which
tribunal belongs the jurisdiction all such crimes
God. sc.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-03

EATON DEvor apretended Temperance Agent has been
sent to the pentenary for three years for obtaining
money from Hon. Amos Lawrence Of Boston.
The Richmond (va) Wing says that four or five ships
will be put up at Liverpool for James River between this
time and the LIST Of March next.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-03
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE ROYAL CouRr

OF JUDICATURE HAVANA.
MosT EXCELLENT SIR: place into the hands of your
Excellency certified copy of the declarations made by
the Fsca and the unanimous opinion Of the Royal Court
Of Jucaure in pursuance to your Excelencys request
to that effect relative the application of the 7th article
of the Treaty of Friendship between her Majesty and the
Republic Of the United States in regard the subjects
said Republic, which is my reply to your communication
mentioned above. God, &C.
Most Excellent Sir PEDRO PIzARRo.
HAVANA, OCTOBER 90, 1851.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-03

both parties to employ such advocates solicitors notares
agents. and factors as they may judge proper in all their
affairs, and the latter are likewise allowed free at
the proceedings IN the trial Of causes and TO be present
at the taking of all examinations and evidence which NAV
be exhibited during said trials.
The treaty is properly worded because in civil matters
foreigners prohibited from employing such
and agents they may think h nor the latter from
interfering in those actions where their presence
CURED and this is likewise the case in criminal trials in
the latter however, there is particular of pro-
ceedngs IN cases OF nigh treason there military pro-
cess which, although complete and open upon the whole
does allow the interference of attorneys and advo
Gates BECAUSE such occasions there is substituted in
lien of these the Intervention of person to conduct the
defence designated by the cuprt and this defender
certain powers defined by the law time and occasion to
present himself and to discharge his obligations and il
very certain that amongst foreigner be deprived
of this legal guaranty In the military courts of udica
lar which, according the provisions of the 7t
article citizens Of the United States who commit crimes
high treason in this country submit On the other
side Spanish subjects will be tried in the North American
Conederacy by the tribunals of that country and in
formty with the laws and ordinances which are force
there because the treaty reciprocal and the law app
cable alike the subjects and citizens of either of the
contracting parties. This is the natural and
ing of the 9TH article, which grants the same rights
North American citizens that belong in substance the
Spanish citizen viz that of being tried by the constituted
tribunal of the country and according the ordinary
of proceedings defined by the laws and royal
dnances without any having the right change
the order Of things i'll the established forms of the per-
manent, executive, military commission of this island
and this the royal of udicatue considers the
most suitable reply that could be given the inquiries
the GovernorPresdent Havana October 20, 1851. (Let
the papers be produced) Aaneta, Olivares; revised
Let the opinion of the court asked by the President which
entirely agrees with the statement made by the scas be
issued together with certified copy of their opinion and
of this decree The same accordingly signed and
revised by the judges whose names appear in the margin
in Havana, the Goth of October, 1851 1t is signed by
the President Carbone Messrs Buelta Escosura Ochoa
Oses, Antonio Maria del Bio. The above is true copy
of the originals which le concerning the matter
to which they relate, and which testify and in pur-
of the order contained in the above Decree
these present be drawn Havana the twentieth
day of October thousand eight hundred and fy-one
True copy. ANTONIO MARIA DEL RIO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
Passengers Sailed

In ship Nsga0ia, Port Phnp, dnsfrdhd-Saml Hene-
Alex ksler Will Grant n H. Riley s. H. Marshall Ihos Nsnk
srs Ellis, Z. Probs' Jno Nakeman, r. Wskenan l. Mns
Ter Wood DR. St-e apiy, Jno G. bshaas jas Cooper
Geo sexton VIM Mountort, Geo Crawford VIM Hustler, Dun
can Livingston, Lehman, Jno Ferguson, Root MAN. Chas
Fredeuk AIRED Hes John Heycr, john Child w H. smith
Nv Schneeion Griffith Thos Griffith JOHN sudan VIM
Sire.cL Mara Hunter, Vim. Chappe aEd four Children C. L.
Granger H. Myers Alex Narng Edwd Duck, C. T. ",rcn IN
>terre, Jno Brasse p Hoon A. Ccdarwosd Jno Dcrbysre
W Paterson Edwin PnCe, RObt Donaldson Deenees r. East
brook Emnouds, Geo Ea,ton, jas Goostry H. > booth
Bueer d. Donaldson ". Donaldson, Jones and lady Ahsi
Icder ard lady Hood NJ Il ZoLer A. heeler w 3 Sa0wisn
Brsuc. W. w Thompson, }. G Kns-haw, A Hawkc-, O. H.
Elliott Henry Ross, Jas Easton VIM Campbell j.
ID. 1snpey, John H. Palmer, Geo Buddsen jas SMITH Jonh
Campbell r Adamson Mr. HARDING w. Middleton John Gray, d.
Ross W and Barkey, Mr. Bradshaw, Mr. Ferguson. Chic
Zanan T. connoly J. Kirby, e. Godswor T. Web
.ter Naddy d. Smith, Ja Wilson, Thos Stephens, Ihos
madnen Tbos Hutchinson, W r. Chadwick Ellison Dnd1ci,
l. Benz Joy. Lewis Luke. &. Gould VIM Holmes, FL
Puad, Ebenezer Pit hard, Jos Ssnsca Lew Rchart
Cation A Tddy John Allen John Campbell Ssml Johnson
smith Thos Wilson, John Rove. Joseph Gibson. Chaf.
Clayton. VIZ. Sewcomb, VIM White, j. r. Nobe. J. n. Gala
Barrels D. f. Bsrts ID Edgar n simmons VIM. Rodgers,
J. H. Roberts. Wm Boalj, John Lockwood m JoRbas Wm
Harms Ed.ard. Mrs Edwards John Marks and siy Cha
Fmpy lady Henry Fisher WIN. Wood W. z. Smith, 2. A.
Gooda. John Murray A. Fisher John Boynson, NJ Purcell W
Mufrsy James Denny H. j. Rudd jacob Fuk Roberts. Vim
emmirsway and family, Nr Cans c. Hennc NJ fnaEln
NJ r. L0hseu, Pierce, John r. Percs Charles Chsk A. g.
bert Charles Todd Henry Clark Thomas Boonby John Lees
J. McCuOch James Cooper George SextOn X RAnsen and lady
J. g. Ranssn, James Lyu, Georse Buby aud lady Geo Pa
sad uJ j. Jones and Honl~y and lady Charles
Cough James Aynsr Fred Morley, Henry Fnson Alex FnsOs
Henry iSsou, Jr, May Vnson obt Am'0ss Edvd heBude
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
DIED.

Tuesday July y, JOSEPH, only Of joseph ami Mary d.
Graham. aged year. months and 10 days.
the family respectfully invited 20 attend ' u
neral from his fathers esdenee No. lilo 2ts this day Weines
day at 10 O'clock A NJ. 1870. -..-
On Mon lay the 18th inst Of dyentey, LAURA JANE, infant
dsushter William r. and Jane Sauien ID y months and DAY
The respectfully tied attend her
neral this day at $ OcOck, at No. ~ West llth Il
Tuesday, July Of cholera niantun. HENRY JAMES,
FAINT son OF mon + Mary Jane Noyes. months
Tie and friends Of the family respectfully tied 90
attend the neral No 20 Merces jersey City Wedne-day
July rs, at 3 O'Clock ?. NJ. 80, .
Suddenly Yesterday morning. July ALICE youngest child OF
Sih
The friends Of the family and Of her epther DR.
Van Kek, respectfully invited attend her funeral
O'Clock Thursday afternoon, from No l6 East Broadway, without
further netCe.
In Brooklyn, Monday evening. July -, MONTGOMERY
PARKE, aged o. years, months and days.
The and Acquaintance of the NmJ resp cuy
Wed attend his uea from the Sy Py-byeuan Church.
Prnet Myrtle, Thursday next at ZOE O'Clock ~ NJ,
without further invitation
Nhamsbugh. the Roth inst, after lingering illness, Mr.
ARCHIBALD x. HOLMES, IN the 33syear OF hi-
His relatives and friends invited attend his funeral from his
late residence, No 206 Graham Wednesday 2lh INST, at
4P.M.
Al Tomplinsvle Staten leland Tuesday 9th INST after
potrsced Dess, the 5b Of her Mrs LL/
ABETH L. Of George 4 Clark aud daughter the ate Lew
Lyman Esq, Of Northampton, Mass.
Relatives md friends Of the family invited attend her ne
raj this O'Clock M from late residence Van Dryer
st., third house from ChntOnst, Staten Island.
At Ntehawkeu Village last july y, OF cobsumptl
CoRNELA JANE wi'e Of William P. wnelt, Of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
Arrived.

Ship Chace White Liverpool June mdse and $40 pas.erg m
TO George Buckley June 90 lat g. oaE s. passed the
English vessel Of about zoo osy part name
Newton. Of - y English coat Of p,iuted %
her srn with the words EnEnd this DAY,
Do BIZ duty The C. TOOK Pot rem the pilot boat Charlotte
Of Georges Shoals.
Bra yeasco Hill Portland Ne ballast bound to Philadelphia
Bra Foster, Cunning RoEdout Tor Providence.
Bs EDWARD kawey, Calais, 10 days, lumber 10 msyhsw Tai
b.; Co.
Schr. Banner, Tar, Rockport 6sh
Nsyhs~s Co
seh, ss., Snow hacha,, days, lumber Simpson, MAJ,
schr Rosns Foster Nashi,', lumber 70 Simpson, y,yhsw,
Co.
Self y,Idaa Hods'on, Calais Ea';por 10 days. h, to
Simpson. Msyhews Co.
shr Henry NJ sH Hatcher Frsdereksburs days for Ne"
Bedford
shr Gen Jackson Kelly Jonespor, 10 days. lumber TO Baker
Wells
sohr Chapel, PIummer, Addison 10 days, lumber.
Schr. Bolivar, Robinson, Rookland, line
schr Secretary Marcy, g mAsedj CUTLER Washington, ~ c.
4oays, naval stores
sehr. Hudson, Doane, Rockp or, Gsh
sAlLED-stsamsLip Crescent City, winte Havana shps
Statesman, Watts, Bic Island Beatrice Rogers, NewOesss
Barb John Bird. Timer. Turks Island snd others
wIND-sunrss, n w. meridian, n WI sunset W., light
Capt Hazard OF Achilles, informs that excepting
humber loaded srss Pre- Island there vessels IN shi
for I e, from saafy H0ei, to the u''"ad seoei rec
tsrtsy srssre0A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
Disnsters.kc.

Two sNaLL WtrrgNs aruFsi \
18th INST, rom haususns Nth the mltenss-o %. No., -
The Amencsn bark Emblem, Cook master, ashrrs "a
The pre,bsrs Eel N With the Emblem sstarsa, a -,
found her entirely abandoned The Captain and eres ksl
len the ISLAND tie day the arnvee a. ,.,
tent The smoud-ras Of iho Sc ana ta.y
brs Of tie ~ W point. ah5 doubt CsoI Coos a.. "a 80
her TIE particulars fhe vessel AID Captain. .ans a.,
from card let ths boat which saved IN. gnh'si
hom Mobile. bound To ST. Jaso 3e Cuba he CaV,Na ga
taken into N.ustas.
BKs w RteusAD,oS Of Mschias. m s. Jaso ior Ne. yo.
Which reported tine havus hesa No K,
West Apn ias distress tavhg been ashor- anl .gb.. ...
concerned has been re9anet and Nassau. tsA
sail Her had taken Bnii,h fsss,sr
nan 81 her tie Bake
WsAtiNG NcErss0S. OF PrsyBce'own. os % Mn.r
Reel 10 ult had - Boz 81 o Past NJ have r,tso,t
10 Pro,nc-own The vessel s0I Tor sbo4i sU n,
which 500 taken for saase I~ vessel AMI csr,o ser.
worth about 600 bat there Only 5000 vA 4.
the Presinc' town Oflc-
THF ssfw Lsvrs C0~PNr Of Poync-town have coatl
with house IN Aahias, sni sss Hshf.s az
British Sable leland On. schoeu
the mountsn Spns, Capt Bowry, tos fl -sht
the 10TH s.sier Will leave PROVING a.
bic Island.
B.sK YIurS, which At Key wes distress 'shat,s
the 9Th and hl, her UPPER works ctgh 81 ptpso
hesvns doWr.
SczL BASSIs rhurow PASSING up the S-sbuysr
Thursday last, he Is Esge IsAni ~h-
hsa aud Rk Her has been discharges by hsh,ers Par
insured.
rAGr or vErcx apparently the bow of Mse y.. la
had TAINTED ports, and much broken uP, 4y y.
lat a %, hon. rs 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
TUESDAY, July 27-P. NJ.

Goldfish" continues 10 exercise an I'M
favorable influence upon the Stock market, although
the decline 10 not very important Reading fell off to
ee, and Erie to $685. Harlem to 70l4, Nicaragua to
81, &C. but there pressure OF stock upon the
market and the bear faction do not seem TO have aimed
much courage from the decline of the last week or
two to Increase materially their abort interest The
great with which stocks are carried and the In,
pending rise which 10 the almost universal prediction
for August or September, tends TO keep the bulls
firm and stocks of the market. At the secsnd
Board there not much done, and the feel.
ling depressed. For Government Stocks there
Is & fair demand and the quotations advancing
State Stocks are generally firm, but Pennsylvania IS
fell Of y cent
The supply of Sterling is considerably
Increased BY parties who are drawing against Stocks
and Bonds on English account The demand in the
mesn TIM is limited and first class bills have sold az
lOi at which figure the bulk Of the business has been
done Francs are 5l7l4 a5I5 Alarger amount Of seen.
rifles we think out by this steamer than bv snv one
for a month past
In FIeights there is not much doing and
The rates ara rather yielding To Liverpool ooo or
5000 bbs. Flour lid, 200 W 900 bales Cotton la
5000 bush Wheat sad, 200 bbs Beef Il. Resin ia
@s 10 Loasss 100 OF 1900 sbls. Fsosr Issls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28

In the Court of Common Pleas at Phil
sdelpba, on Saturday Judge Allison decided that the
Trustees of the Bank of the United States are bound to
receive In payment Of debts due to the Bank the cou
pops of Bonds Issued By the Bank. The Trustees re-
sisted this principle and commended that the Court had
no power to decide the question In summary way In
equity. The Court ruled the general principles as
stated and that Its equity powers over corporations
were general and Unlimited although subject 10 certain
restrictions relative to natural persons.
The Cincinnati Gazette gives the an.
rexed extract from the report of the Engineer of tho
Cincinnati, Hllsborough and Parkersburgh Railroad,
"ihe OHIO link in the through Hoe from Baltimore to 81
Louis"
Tho line surveyed from Hllsborough to Bepre
passes through PiketoD, Jackson, Wkesvie and the
mineral region, and Pomeroy, and Is altogether
south of tne line from Chlicothe Marietta TIE dis
lance from Marlborough 10 Parkersburgh, emitting
fractions, by air line, Is III miles by the line surveyed
for the railroad 10 mlles The difference between the
air and surveyed lines to several points is shown
flllows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
Foreign Ports.

AZ Aberdeen sch INST bark Sea Bird smith, repass .osH o.
ready days proceed 20 Ne~cast 70 replace pa a
her which had been lost ~hen she ashore
would proceed 10 Bo-ton
Al Malta % inst bra vuture Bur for Boston aboa, 18th
Leshorn ID ship Sheffield Lewis from New 0fsAns arr
Goth
BARK ssubou and not ship Montreal undsabteJy he ,.s
sci from Msrees for Boston which passed Gbrate, elh uk
Al Barbados LIST inst barn Corisa Johns from Rhladeh
AtPor Pnace lth INST bark orr Ca Wind.or Bals
nom and Tor New iOTk days, bugs Milton, hcNsar of 10
Betty Dan Nye. or do or s. Cotton, Bye, eT Phsphs
Going IN llh, bngs W Packer Mage from Boston CherJ
fed; Era, finn Sailed nh. bnss Monte Chuso shsfnan,
Boston lew previous Sol Eaton, Small, Ne- fOTt
Arr at CharoetOSn, Z 18th INST, bnss Lively Lass,
Kennedy, aud Sea Horse, Crisp. Boston.
Arr HALIFAX 9ls inst schr EEa Boudro Canso Tor bosor.
CID lst, brig RAPID, CrowelL Boston.
Arr at ST. John, y b., 22d INST, bark Nmrod NehOs, ss
York BRIG Huron, OHara New Haven schr Cuba, Ksanssh
Boston. CID 2!d ship Meridian Manson, Lysfpno bnt Jsrs
HenDebsrry, Bath; schr Oliver Ffo.t Smith, BOston
DO G3J, shp Mendian Manson, for Liverpool, sal
day Am Unon, Chase, for DO do.
Arr Yarmouth, s. 18th nst brig Crescent Nciersou Boz
tOu
RIO De Janero Jone q. steam ship Brother Jonathan B
from YORK for San Fancco repairing backs james, La
tie from Philadelphia, ds; Chntoua Wright, tas for
Reindeer Roberts. Tor do do bnss soc, Adams, foa sal
Francisco, unc; Sea Flower, Watts. OT BALTIMORE ds Hesn
Hughes, do do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
NIarkets...By Telegraph.

ALBANY July H-Reccipts of the past y hours; FLOUR,
27OO bbls; WHEAT 1900 bush; Corn, 1900 bush.
In FLOUR there is doing at steady prices WHEAT
Western CoRN is improving Sound Western Is At 6)c
and unsound sec &C., with sales of7OOOO bush WINS
KY-2zc for Prison.
The sales OF the week have not exceeded 500 bales Md
ding ranges from 9cdl0c. The stock on hand 10 5oOO
bales ooo, =, -.
CHARLESTON July S6-CoTToN sales to-day 800 bales at
75c1Ilc. The market exhibits no change
sNEw.tRLFANs July k-The sales Of CoTTON to-day
were zoo bales Md3ling is quoted nomnaly at 8! D9c
The stock this port about 900 bales and IL mostly on
shin hoard CoKS sells at 52G55c MISS PoRS Is firm
$40 BAcoN sides are at l0c WHISKY l7.c. FRElGHrs
show some Improvement CoTToN taken at Liverpool st
ID and TOBACCO at 3Oi.
500 bales at previous The weeks receipts have only
been LOCO ba es WHISKY sells at l7Ic EXCHANGE on
New-York days at per cent discount Light al par
On London, l0i per cent premium.
NV. ORLEANS, July 26-COrToN-Nothing doing to-day
WHISKY. ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....


sesm,hssA,s, Judtn. Liverpool, E. Cunsri crsscea cy,
Porter, New Orleans, NJ. o. Robert.
shp-Garnck, Walker Liverpool, spoforl, T.estoa Co.
Bsrss-Bsynd Lenstts Hayre, j. j. Merriam John Curtis,
Hogan, Norfolk, Nesmfh Sons
Bnss-Phpax (OldeHl Ste-se, London, Schmidt BAcben
Gamma Gup PHILADELPHIA Thompson Hunter Grenada Nor
rs Culd.d Bolivar Hlr5ek Co. Pursuit Br Ryan, St. joan,
B. Roone DlAwidde; z. w D-uton Mossman, Grenada
W Ews Co. Sarah Brown, Clark, Mobile, stuzess Cearan
a Co. Boomer, Adams. Turns leland, Ladi Church.
s,hooneCom. Kearney, Lowell Boston, ). w LEWIS Levi
Townsend, Esuihea K J. s. Goodman Arantc, Nekerson,
Salem h ". Ropes Co.; Emerald. BE- KnoS es HasN
rs Penny Berry haracaibo &C. Maitland Phelps Co. New
York wyatt Richmond, C. Person A. De kossett, Fur.
Wilmington, D0ner Potter Esphema Bacon, Lssusyra,
sc.,S. w. Lewis.
soops-Eeansr Vale, Providence Frederick Brown, Gardner
Providence w. H. Bowen, Kinney, do; Charles, Fowler
PrOpeIer-Y alcaE, Han, Philadelphia, y. 4 n. Bnsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
Markets. .cAalrrLLY RrrosrEp FOR TEE rnrsurr.

TUESDAY, July q.
AsHES-The market very steady. Sales Of 30 bbs NJ
81 IS for Pets and s. 44d IS " for Pearls
COTTON is duh but fsvos sellers in price $40 bale.
sold day making 600 for the last three days and brokers
quote advance Of lc.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There il increased hesvness in our
market fol- the low grades Of State and Western Flour The
receipts IN Of the demand The export demand
is limited but the home inquiry good The better rades
heavy and nsctye Canadian IL plenty and dull ssss
80 bos sour - 80 The sales Of Domess are 600 bbIs
- 81 ass 50 fer sour - ods for fac 81 etasiOI
tor common 20 straight State si0 Is for Miehisan and
q 64t for fancy Gsnsseei 81 5ld$4 6I for fancy Ohio
a 62 s. for extra Ohio and s5Gs IS cal Tor extra Gene
receipts fht tsss Of 700 bbla at ~ y7id34 Si r mixed
70 sss@ rasishs brands and n 1set3 50 In Sasy. rive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28

July 81. ls62FuH Board 600 Moysnens.ng 20, -
P,ln r. K i6A do 90 DO 46k II Bank OF Pena rs
slo0 City Railroad &C. lOf $500 Do lOtA Il Northern Bant Of
ken,usty, 49, 5000 Penn 6. " s47 Do g6 Man Meh
Rank isls 81 200 Sch Nav Mort g. H. 3 5000 Read X e.
10, 20 IN S2o Sch Nav 70, 81 70j 500 Read r. r. Mort
-.
Tsai Board cbss Del carai io5b s3co Iesb Mort
Co. 100; $500 Nav. o. -, A 500 CITY T. X lOil
Penn. Bsbk us - eco SusQ Cspal IN Sj1 Read T.
Mort ts IS 20 500 Moyanen,ns S. 80 ~ Loo Morris Canal
ISL b ich MAJ y % do l4 $50 Wilmington R o. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
PHILADELPHIA MAnKErs-Taesday,

July -Co1ToH is in good demand and prices are fdy
Uantain.d Sales Of ~ BALES Upland and NeSOrleans
within the range Of lOGllc H. time. There some
export demand for FLOUR and about 1000 obs have be
DISPOSED of at - for Western aud Pennsylvania recently
ground and 81 I2tGS4 . for fresh ground The sales for
city consumption limited within the range OF SlGst ID
orcomuou and extra brands according TO quality and tsdcy
lots at$i 8lI1s5 25 RYE FLOUR isscace ald commands
50 g. CoRg MEAL is steady; 100 bbls PsnpsylVaoi,
sold at a tribe less than - % v DOL supplies oS 0
bush new and old red AZ % up 96!c bush for ednsy
and prime quality, and white at lOc RYE less aGuVe, a
sals Of Pennylvanie At soc CORS arrives slowly l1p
hush yellow sold at Soc lot OF Maryland OATS so
at 42c T. bush WmsEY Is ST. ady at &c IN eotn mas ana
bbls atwhieh further sales have been made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28


NEWPORT, JaJ .5-.frJi,ei-s,lr E.,.a,. M.
f5r Aev iDrk. '1+f' Ffgf Ger d
July g-B - Way Faffos, Warren. Dst,on 70, p,,-,..
Nix Nle'in fi-h ~ e@d ord tS 20 syra D,s,. ps
for View fok; s,n's Colleen Gate Rn.hasn 40 ~ r
River; E'Prts Kactst. Pagfg,krf tog Ps,,5.,a ~ -
A.h Alafg oL bo'ioa Lslef tsr,on D. 70, 10 SSss'.
.n ~ % i-'' ~ iot.t w Cob C1asson c., !.
smith A'"of'h or New fen kl-b-a ssor, r..,s s''
Jghns, - "oisbofoeeh Tor DO John o l,-i..I ~. ofee
iork 6r BJ,' skop G-or. 80. Sst Als,y 90. v
Ro~rius Cook fsri ''.u for Ncv fori W "eH secicts
PHlLADEIfhIA, J1i' d. 4 .tr.d ,.,r.h.. g.
IA isrofool Bot brsa.n- " d. 49, az ~ P so'oe,
Neal W f"'t Nsnc' "a 49,, Wv Has, 'Aas,n'.
o. TIA to'deuce; N.sht Dati3s a M - ~ SafA
Fnii OFT, NrN f1u D s-r. "a 90 -, ,. 10 -ssis
d. Sash Wat d., Coombs NeE Hsv.n ' ''''N ma,
Cleared steam~ y k~ansrey .. l,r- Ne. yo,l -.
Caisf Bosos Nsn,y Ann rustes - Krtgrs. Nn'rssa,
400 Ia u Ies6, Boston; Roea Leon ia b. ~ fs0-
M4h'rf- Io'toa Nr- i.n k- ,, C.mbr i.,oor,
sr' t1s, Prov fsne Wm Colyer R.ys.s ~. ~ Nt
nSshi ps'ii- n D PIoyd-nre Jaos c Pstts,.os 80
"ryIon'h n"'.is, reGfessr Parlani .sn
Sth Ne" lon ; nsypan D.usa.. Prov issc- S -
hoN1ud hsyna 'fors Ce-sie, Grace New H,,,a g.
COMBS, d. Geo. Edward, May 90. ~ ''N0 '"ks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
MARRIED..

On Tuesday ors 9th inst St Packs Cathedral by HIS
Grace Arch bishop Bushes HUGH KELLY ESQ, OF tbs CITY, 10
Miss VIRGINIA PAULINE daughter OF the late Capt Jacob ID
ng OF Philadelphia. .... =,
On The q7th July BY Rev Geo " Fisher, D. D., EDWIN H.
DIIIJNGHAM TO SUSAN ;. DUPUY all Of this City.
On Tuesday nst the Church OF the Annuncaon ~
Rev A. T. ALLEN 20 Miss MARY T. BU TEN
WORTH all OF this City.