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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK......JuLy IS
Cleared.

St-anolip-Afnca, Harrison, Liverpool, g. cunard.
shpAuabe Csrmta (sp) Laces Neuvtas Thos Owen sos
BsrksKepeater, tBrl Kirkpatrick shso Jackson Richard
Golden, Norw Pauen City Point Punck meincke Gentso,
(Br) Bromham Quebec F. $ Innis Co.. Robert Watt, BIZ
Waugh, Quebec schmidt Bachen.
BTgshartepOOl (Br) Dove Bathurst Barclay LNmgston
Hansport (Br Holmes Windsor, a. S. j. W. Whitney Co.
Monticello. Clifford, 5earsport, MASTER
schooneSaxe Gota (Br ForneauI Rchbucto j. s Deaey
Josephine, Dosway Baltimore JOHNSON LOwen Arno Beis
Bath Me-, Arc, Rogers Wilmington Downer Porter;
Haxal, SaField, Richmond, c. X Person
soop- Rhode Island. Hull Providence master.
ProFeers-O Oneida, ONeil, Philadelphia, j. ~ Brsg' Mich
gan, MorciOuse Philadelphia, W. X Thompson.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Tuesday, July

12-BARK is steady s2i 80 tun. at which some further
smsll sales have been made. The Corros market very
quiet There is moderate export demand Tor rLOO SAG
have been made at - per barrel smsil sales to the
trade at S4dS4 3 for Western aud Pennsyvanis snd
s. 57I mp TO 81 S7i for according 70 quality hYE
FLOUR Is steady az 50 So Coax MEAL is but htue
inquired after A sale Of 200 barrels Pennsylysnis
price stated WHEAT iscarce. Small sales OF Red
9669-c, and White at 81 0s y busael RYE wanted
at sds2c CoRS is dull 5000 bushels Southern Yellow
sold last 6ic soa and 300 bushels Peunsylya-
to-day in store at Csc OATS in good demand at q
dfic, for Delaware and Pennsylvania WHSKY-Sales OF
barrels at Sc Hh6s. very scarce
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rALLow-A arm. hut auet marLet. Sale. Of 81 Zoo y

TALLOw-A firm bat quiet market. Sales of 81, 600 n
prime City, in lots, al SIC.
tsEEDs-There is little inquiry Tor Clover or Timothy
and prices are nominal Flax seed Is queS ana Donesne
is nominal at 81 80 for 81 n.
OIL MEAL 6c-The supply is moderate. and the de-
nand Is fair Sales OF II tups al 81 y v 100 10 CASH
Thin oh opx cake in demand az SH9tS the latter price,
with pact ages included -, N. A. s,,a,
FISH is lower 1000 quintsls Dry Cod sold At y s7t1
81 20 r Rank and a. for St Georges 600 bbs No Mack.
srsl soS Al sI0 ~ Gsls There No here No
sells NJ IS 1886; Box Herring plenty and dul.
IRON-There is an advance asked by holders not ye"
FRUIT-The market IS verJ quiet we nave no mNeslA
change to notice. - ooo ooo .is 81.
LATHS-The market is active and hrm' 0VO'"V Oio IL
81 ga
LUMBER is without change earsoes Spruce aod rue
were disposed Of at slSdsl4 lam
COAL-F Foreign quiet. 300 tsns Orrei sold TO arrive
81 e24
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PHILADELPHIA, Juiy l3.-4,rt,ef-setr. l. c Ru,,,,
Eliooit bo.ton Jo. Tuner key, Triumph M,on DO
sea " o., ieiean ktlmofe FtgAa Pnce, Scufdy Boa,,
bra Tela ii TO- Brova Bartlett 90 sebs Pc
NJ br nunseom6e SAT- Keys Sea Relic, man Bo Ton
sam l. trtArr Bur- Taunton LYDIA Brooks Maya~w Pr-
land ). kusIff Dole Pro,ideacs ). BayE, Rsyh. 40
fDmg Arrow 'oomos Noralcui &. II Hall, Gkey. do WIN
1e,sr, s-on, smyrna Del ,oou Lucy Noble Blud,sns
ttr1reotea"sh2 keanebec, Clan New York scfs Gszsn.
Sonl-fs bostor fyng Arrow, COomb- Portland C. X H,.
a'1"Ii k-'ng, Dole. Providence Sarah YcDon,id
~ truro Mas Com stewart Bishop, Bostos Southern er
NeAs'on fotandj Sea Belle Herrmas. Bo.tou Trnmph N.
soh ~ sea MARX Heasan Boston, brgs Queen y
iifl Fe3d e,on Boson W Drew Duouing d.: chr. J. 81
"a. ey, LayeJ, Dlhioni VIZ ma, PrLaee. Chars.ton
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JON. %, lat a. 90 Ion. % 81. bs Ksplsr, sonx..
ROston. ~ VA. L
Jsy aIl1. Iona 50 81, slip Alexander 6,au,, no,
June %, key West bearing n. n W. shost Is nil.
monterey q days from MaiasodA Tor New Yor AL ~
With provisions. w.
Jsss p. lat II 20, long s. Is. ,hp Creole. from
June q, OF sunuP Keys, was seen ,bs Hysr.. ,fs
bound W. - " aa11e1lf
March y, si lstsS, long - 40 e. vas seen .iss
Calcutta for BOs,Oa. ''Fr'ta, t,-
fJupe 80 Ter san francesca. - I've Boa.
May IS, Cape Coed Hop. ~ W. 90 niles, b.. ban n,
Calcutta for London. Nros, asa
June 2, lat % 20. 'Ous q 10. ship Ron. o..
Havrs for New Yok. f"', -
May Is, at 9sos., Oss Is 20 W., b.. .h, Ar.:ss,.
diff for California. 10 Ca
June ~ at, " 81 long - 30 ship Cromwell, B.rlet
pool for Philadelphia. 49, Afe-
June .. at q os, lOns. 4l7 W., ,bp yohn All L.,
Queenstown or Boston. - M
June q, lat 81, long. II w, ship ADsrc.a Ease
for New Yoh. N'~sei
June ~ lat a a, Ions 20 H. ssnabted sAp s.rA
from Boston for Liverpool ~e1c,
July T. lat IS, lOrs rs, bns MIRA, 10 day. from s....
Carienas E
Ju5 s. Ai 50 o. loBs. n 80 slip chao., Of saY.ssl
Orleans for Liverpool
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wsrstr Rsrorr DrArH' the City County Of New York
from tue 30 day Of July the 10th day July 1852 Men 81
Women. 50; Boys, l3l Girls, sS-Total, g32.
DsoaeAbscess, 3; Aneursm, Apoplexy Is; Afrophfs
Ansns Bronehts s. Cancer Casualties, 81 Cholera Imam
tum, 81 Cholera Morbus Colo, CONSUMPTION, ConvuL
SONS, -; Group Congestion Of Lungs Debility IL Da
rhea ~ Dopses, ~; Drowned Dyseutery IS Epepy
EysIeas fevers, Is; Disease OF Heart Hoopns Cough
InhInuna,cns a lsussuseeron Of Intssee-, Mao aon,
Birth, 81 scroat, 2; Small Pox Spinal Disease sprue 81
suaoeanon, TeethHs, Uic-Taoh, Worms. unknown l.
dge-Under year, ia ~ years. 81 70 s. 81
Oo 20 ~ 70 50 80 80 g io % 20 10 70 II soto %
o; unkEowR,6
Place. f Navy-Uniied States SEQ; Ireland 500 Ene.ss
TO- Wales Germany, 81 France, Switzerland Prassa
Russia, /; unknown6
From Hospital Bellevue, 8; Penitenay. BsekweB's Island
Lnnste Asylum DO 4; Rsndels Island City Hospal s. Ain.
Asylum, l. colored persons.6
lnierments returned from Wards Island ls
A. w. Wkur, CITY Inspsctor
CRY b,sysaOrt QScs. July 10 1859.
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Whnlera.

spokenJuy Lt 30 D. long s., scsr Waiter Of Pro
si,eio~n eeanfeported speaiIrs 2 ult ba Marsreta
salem, th 275 bbk. oil
sailed from Wesort 9Th BRIG soion Smith for Atlantic Ocean
Arr at Greeupor Canune Hodges, Babcock rom
- Helena, with go bb IS Do va OIL The c. brought koms
me remains Of the Cstan' son, Who died ST. Helena on tie
passaFe home. -
letter from Cap, Marsh Of sLp z. L. 7enuey Par,aven
reports her Guam March ~, all weesn for japan few
days At DO. aie bark LIZ. Donne Earl NIB no sp on
board, boubd ~ Sailed from Do March loh Easara CIoush
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Disasters, 6-r.

sHh WArcnsiS schahs mentioned the Baltimore p,nsr
MAY, tuchargrs " '"'~A' y" VIC 'A
faus bsis FsprSAsD which 3D. from Charleston on the
40 % iof sen o. and ars are
Ai-d ioi her safety SIC had board OF nee
sH JoHSFaAsE, of s,oppcsn) Hathaway with coal supposed
" rhAcepha - ashore the Muscle Bed inside the On
ahl = supposed m have discharge some OF her cargo before
ste car he cot of. ~
LrrrRR TRoH ktT WEsr Of July says: In yoen, gale oa
we INST ase shp kno bel her beam ends aud o
several Of her sails She stnt from Tue cupolas"
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Clothing, ST.
FASHIONABLE II Elegaas
Neat Hats at & 50. BROWN
No. l53 Csnslst- one door from suilivsk
Painting, Sc.

N~sNp@
ZINC PAiNTS-Warranted pure.
~ The NEW-JERSEY ZINC co, Warehouse No \. Y
Deys are Prepared To supply their Zinc Paints 1t shs ~
lowing prices.
No White ground in oil, g. per pound.
No. White ground In o. &c. per pound.
No. White, ground 10 oil, 7c. per pound.
Brown sod ack ground In OF, SIC per pcond
Dry White of Zinc, &c. per pound.
WHITE ZfnC PAINT, 49,.
After thorough tes In Europe and the United saeA .
been found 70 etsp Its beauty and guaes DIE
than any other paint For VIII eness and briliancy
hvsled It free from ali poisonous properties 90 somn
and dangerous In other pigments, will soyer-eq1si sas
from ~ 70 lto percent spece than lead, and ~
fore, much cheaper to the AZ inside psms
viii not turn yellow when exposed 70 tho -
gases OF coal hes or the foul air OF SHIPS Their
ground in varnish produces the porcelain finish Iaea
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS -
In few hours form hard and solid metallic coating NJ
wood, brick iron and other metallic surfaces sre
Tor their freproof properties They are spsciay -.
FOR marine purposes having been found 70 resist ne
dog action Of salt ater destructive 10 other
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by - .cs
MANNING 4 soUIER, Agents. No S Dey*
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srcnND ROARD.
Pun ,pyIpHIA SALES or Taesddy,

JUN IS Isb9-Fbrf Boaral2 Peana Rt 60 ~ 20, 800
Uuion Canal lsk 36' sch NaT 49p - So - r.bo ~
20 500 County s.. -, ao5 SIC Sch Nav Wort ~ 90
T.bsb s.. 81 1 5000 County N, a; $40 DO -
Harrisburg r. r. t. u fNoriern Lhertes Gas, O1 ~ ~
burg RR. ~ -. -, -, 40 NJ p n "a.
20 ss $4,000 Sch. Nav. 6s, -, -; siHo g 20 60.
~ n $3.50 DO preferred 10Y New oresn. 6a' ~ -,
A Del Canal l05h Sch Nav. AZ 10 6rar. ~ sr'
"A Bark ofPennsylyania. e5 $500 Remington w w. -
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Passengers Arrived

In ship Florida. from LrerpooiMrs Nckeson AMI child, I.
Cole and lady. r. Perry w. COterel. -
In bark Cis Harold from HeranaMr l.. Mauge0n AMI lady,
Mr- Lerrano Mrs g. Metoa, Me-rs J. Hawaii NJ Guter A.
Torston L. Macdonald, Small j. cark,s EDDY Vajer' J.
Fogarty, s. Guckstad n. Alien.
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Receipts of Produce. July IS.

BY North Rre- 3oats-S 29S bbls Flour $50 do Whisky,
p do Ashes Sc bales Wool ST. 1873 bushels Wheat 59S do
Corn, T. g43 DO. Oats, ard 94l do Rye.
BY Eric Railroads.&c. pkgs Butter S73 sides Leather and
81 bales Wool.
By Nsto- Haren Raroadi7 bales Leather So pigs But
tar and 10 do Cheese.
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snd r,rh .ncethe tr,t Of Iannarr as are s foIIox,

Number of passengers carried in June, 1854. The
number carried since the first of January lsst, six
months, s5,l73 Number OF passengers carried since
the opening Of the road, 80 The road will be for
mally opened to Wooster sometime during this month
This desirable result has been delayed by heavy
ton in the immediate vicinity of that place. Beyond
Wooster the work Is progressing finely. More hands
would be employed they could be obtained but IL
expected that the whole road will be finished to Crestns
early in the next year.
-Four new locomotives have been contracted for In
Boston, of 10 inch cylinders and feet driving wheels
calculated for high speeds which to be put toe
road il finished and are intended TO run 40
miles hour will make the distance to Crestne, ls6
miles, in about hours Arrangements have lately been
made with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to
receipt for goods through from Philadelphia TO Cleve
land and IL Is expected that during the season Of low
water great quantities of light goods will take this roste
10 Cincinnati.
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Ey TeieRraDi,.

BOSTON. July BAR brs Canona, Turks Island June
steamship Cry OF New YORK. Philadelphia.
Below, bfg Garland.
ca .h2 Macedonia Por Ssuf Lower Canada % load Tor Fns
hnd bark Franklin, HavaGa schrs. Catharns, PhIeaha
Acam- Treat, dol Heury Grayson. 90.
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sea. MAY 20, Capt wARHAM Of the shin Claiborne On =, .
passsee from Bordeaux 70 New.Oreals.
On TUESDAY Jolly Is Of dysenery, SARAH LOUISE only d,usb
Of Geo w and Sarah Cooper, aged years one month
days at Their residence, No l4t West seventeenth,st
The body wihbe taken to POughkeepse for internent
On Tuesday morning Juy Is ELLEN infant daughter OF WI
liam H. and Caroline Metcalr ~ '
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sunfuRs ALsAsAo.-----rzs DAY
sUs-Ris-..--. Al 50 Moon.-Rsss---i lar
.rEn Bar.
Sandy Hoot.. goa Gov lsland...7 30a Hell Gate .9 Ia
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Spoken, &c.

Farhaven. OIL. assy. stated Tor Are Sea.
not gyen - I'D A,
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1emelrp, Mr.

CPECTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY sd'
~ usted to imperfect vision with unenins secN ~.
by Mr. FRANKS, Spectacle Maker, No 81 b9wsy a..
York Refeynee-Ds. Dubois, Wilkes and hs 49, "a
Rogen Surgeons 10 the New.York Eye Hospi's+
Wallace.
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MARRIED..
DIED,

On Sunday July H. by the Rev DR.. Carey Mr.. WARREN c.
DEMAREsT TO Mise SARAH g. BARKER, all OF this city.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.


ASHES The market steady but quiet Sales of 10 b5s
at 81 1884 81 for Pots aud s. 37i6S5 A for Pepls
COTTON continues dull. 800 bales sold to-day at fall
prices makiug3 8, 100 for the last three days.
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FUNERAL HoNoRs TO HENRY Clay
Preparations are making for funeral demonstration in
honor Of the memory of the lamented Henry Clay. A
meeting Of the officers Of the various associations of
wIsmsbureh to make arrangements for the even, will
be held on Friday evening next
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DoGs.-The Mayor has issued notice
authorizing the killing Of all dogs found running
at large unmuzzled, between the Goth inst. and
the first day of October next. Fifty cents each
will be paid for all such dogs that are taken to
the pound, and fifty cents more is to be allowed
to the Pound-master for killing the said dog.
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THE WATER PRoJEcT.-The stock of
the wilismsburgh Water Company has been Fixed in
amount at $4,000 and the third day of August next
the books of subscription VIII be opened The shares
are TO be $50 each.
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The following is the statement of the
deposits and coinage at the Brsn.h Mint In New.Or
| leans, during the month Of June:
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Doc BITE.-A man who was bitten by a
dog on Sunday has his hand and arm so swelled
in consequence that he has been taken to the
County Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21

PuIAprLprsrA May 20-t PAportsd by Barker Brothers
Co. l-Iirs BoGrd-Sj00 CsAden and os.y K sur,sd a.
~ y9 90 ao,7o lco. 500 Psnnyiy 5s sSi I0uS
do % g5S4 GO PennsyIvani bs lJI spssn< srJea
Gs lo4 shsres Lehish Nssi.a,i,c, si u a. b. ssss
Canal. 90 Reading ssirssd sss ioo 3ss; ios
Iiss nank, > 30 Union Bank, renaessee. 10; " North
Anoissn bsns MA; do c'sh Ali ~ Mechanics. Baax.
~ DO, - i2& Btvcn bo,ras 30 snares Reading Railroad
eash, ss 100 do SA 100 Morris Canal Is7S: 100 Long
lssna kailroad lorSi zWc i0& Secoad 10 otrd-S40O
Penn y!y'n,iags q sS hoco DO e0l 500 sssauensnns
sGSdo 20 20 s ioo HetenE e 70 81 100 ,hsrcs
.ylyanis ls,,ross " ait do t9vn 4s,; 100 ALE
ghspy Cos ss9mpany aS Aechanics Bana, sob 10 Grsrd
Bani e. lz yA{ Boorsiti shares Pennsy vsnts Rail
road. iown IA; @s @sRer.dog Railroad. bi 3 80 se 80.
Pa LOO DO Town SA North Americsn INSURANCE. I0tS;
Ivy Un9n Canal 20 iS< 100 Norris Canal, l1s; S~ Long
ihana hanroAa. ioss. Market steady
hAiriNons MAJ l9.-Sscck Porrd-si,Goo Rsiunese Cs.
,v tVot4 lVo BALTIMORE snd Ohio Rsircsd sandx W
1u dc, 70, s6h, fntcvcst from January lst snsrcs
York and Railroad 81 At the Board shAs sAys
Maryland closed o5 bid, I07 ssksd kAlttMovs Ce
tS0 l05A bid i05 ssked Baltimore and Ohie .amsseA
bonds litT Gs bid M asked; DO. lsIA bid Asked des
ls0 9 bid es asked; sharos bid "a asked; Yers saA
Cumhersnd Railroad 81 bid ssksd; BAtimexa AnA S0Ap
cushsrrs Railroad, " bid W@ksA
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n Charge Of .dron before e LM NJ Ioic1rves a. ~
.Gocud any The Chief of Police has another casos sr
uLder investigation respecting the setting lire
cabinet work h0p ruattd ut No 166 Houston stry
which occurred the night Of the 2Sth Of April ast Il
nus by the eydt under the form of aitayits
before the Chief that tho building occupied hy
Abraham kaW German cabinet maker ob otnet
work shop ard that On the night in question ahJe
oci oh, woman mann Barbara Werner residing pssts
10 the shop saw about twenty minutes previeSx
flames bre ang walking about In the shQp
light, aud IN twenty minutes after. the whole SsrI ishop
in flames. Caslsus freat one Of the worAuen
ploytd by NewmSn testif,s that on the nlArta fya
bt given, he residing by rushed fro,a hi bed
to the burning worksbcp for the purpose f pre-
serving mis- tool but entering the honse Of
he found him up and drcssed and apparently cry IN
ned nc the he stated to Preat tuxt would
give hm pony enough to pay for all his work. tools A
few days previous 70 The fire Newman ca atone Of
his ~oIknen. named Adam Gilkel. 70 remove his work
tools from the shop as he would not be rspc bie for
them These facts together with otIcs circ rrn,tano~
make Of strong ssp sion avn nst
Newman. Accordingly. the Chief of Polio issued hs
for the uf Newman WHO July arrested
BY officer Kart of the Eleventh ward and conveyed he
fore the Chief wLo committed him to prh on TO await
iurtber examination. .ss.
Qyrcsf Sf Jrens There's --onicsss WIN Att and Truax
fthe Fifth Thursday arrested - boys tween
the ages Of and IA. named Joh Troy fdwari Mannus
Richard oye Patrick Goggins and Hen Ty Allen charged
with going ntoibe premises No. 3t5 6r,ssnw.ch strsS
and stealing tleferGm the dovr knobx ks locks le 4,
pipe winoow ash 20 In aq va'sd4 al $50. tn
property of Abraham M. EoIing,r, sinng at No. 80
Greenwich street 1hc boys ~hen <d admitted .he
theft and told what junk sh"ps tb4y had sod tho
stolen pro2ery The police went tcthsso places--cas
No SO ct Broadway. kept by Josdph vi,oso
chop found numb o5thc stcln clos claired BY
by Mr. Bennger ny portion Of hat stolen Tie bogx
slsso th,y sod seme Of the pructy to Ann CcnnShy,
o l~Anthony street. she nj wsh "A
parsons charged pure h,srf THIS property row tho
boys with a guilty knowledge that the was ~ orn
Justice Bogart committed tbs boys TO prisor ard held
P.rsons ana Connolly 70 brh in the s.a o5 500
eu4h To the charge Of buy g stolen pross ritz n n
the boys, with gully knowledge.
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Marine Court.

BEFORE lion. Juuec Co"isF.
MAY Or. NJ Ccnden rs. r. y IiSdcH-This was an
action for the recovery Of $50 alleged to be que under
the following circumstances ms dcposei TO by Wm
Humphreys u witness for the plaintiff MIR Conden owed
Mr. Luther wyman $l25 which he was unable to pay,
and spoke to Mr. iisde who mutual feiepd Of the
parties to make on Arrangement in the matter Tsdeil
subsequently told Condcn, that Wyman had agreed to
take his note for sIo0 In ayment OF the whole debt
was not able pay 1t all Tkdc again said that ymf
would take $50 In cash and note for $50, which M.
Coudn sent Tisdcll by the witness Humphreys. The
note became due about the LIST OF January 1851 but
never prceeped for payment aud on inquiry was
a,oraned that Mr Nyman ncithor received the money
nor the note from MIR Tsdell SIR Wyman proved this
lat ter fact The defence Is sct-oif in account due
ly plaintiff TO defendant for coas Tie case was adj
urned to allow time for end mont in the ploadngs
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Markets.
EEw ORLEANS, May 10, 1862.
Cotton is quiet in expectation Of the adyces per tho
Africa The GALES to day SEQ bales unchanged
prices The Increase in the receipts at all tho Southern
ports is now 900 bales the time last year.
New ORLEANs May 2o--Noon.
Cotton-Sales this mopuing 2 600 bales holders are
skiing higher prices In consequence Of telcgraphic
advices from Mobile and New York.
CHARLESTON May IL. 1852
The saes of cotton to day 800 bales at pzsc.,
being further improvement in prices'
CiiARLEsToN, May 20. 1862.
The sales Of cotton to day have been 500 bales and
for the week $780, at 10c tho market shows an ad
vance of u 5sc; good nddling Is quoted eHc; mid
ding fair fair 9s 10c Receipts Of the week 10 72l
bales stock on hand exclusive Of that shipboard
upland 80 558; Sea Island, $50 bales.
-+s ALBANY, May 90. 1852.
The business in -four and grain. owing to light receipts
has been moderate No change in prices Mixed West
corn 61o oats 42c The receipts to day 5000
bbls flour and 13000 bush. corn. f-s4t eIt
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supcr,or Court-Pa.tu.

FtIUre Hon. Judkt NAnUOIU.
May 20 --IlsnspI I Pcn iPgck and WILLIAM n Rsbte
against chn hclnoh The plaintiffs In this action. auc
tpn,,rs in thie city In November 1850 sold merchandise
10 the III Of Thomas Mcintosh Co 10 the amount OF
s2C4b ab taking therefor their promssory At six
mo, hs payable to the order Of John Mcintosh tho de-
f,ndan IN this suit The note protested nstur
u an suit brought for tho recovery Of the face o IL
The cause tried before (february ast and tho
ury disagreed For defence II contended thai tine
cndor en-. nt forgery. committed by dcfsndants
s,u Thomas who arrested on the charpo. but dis
charged by the police justice, and subsequently, left the
county Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21
Religious COnvch tlons.

THE CATHOLIC COUNCIL AT BALTIMORE.
BALrIMonE, May 20, 1852.
The closing ceremonies Of the Catholic Council took
place day tho cathedral The procession very
imposipg. High pontifcal celebrated by tho
Rev. Peter X. Kcndrck Of st. Louis and tho sermon was
preached by Bishop Fitzpatrick, Of Boston.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT WASHINGTON.
wAsmseros, May %, 1852.
The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church OF
United States New School, convened to day in the
Fourth Presby eran Church Of this city, opened
by sermon by the Reverend Albert Barnes, OF Phs-
dephin moderator Of the last General Assembly large
number of ministers are in attendance The Assembly
fully organized by the election Of the Rev d. D. Adams
Fourth resbyeiy New Work. Moderator. and the Rev.
John N. Lewis, Hudson Presbytery. New York, Clerk;
af er which at three o'clock the Assembly adjourned
till nine O'Clock to morrow morning.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT CHARLESTON.
UHARLEsToS. May 20 1852
The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church met
TO day Upwards Of hundred clerical and lay delo
gates preeent and some additions are expected.
The sesson 1t Is thought will continue ten or twelve
days The MEETING opened with prayer, by Rev, H.
n Rice ID. D. Of Ohio. An eloquent sermon followed
Nv the Rev Humphreys, OF Louisville, ID. d., mode
iator of the lat Asscmbly
pufalo was elected moderator. Adjourned till tomor
THE Pennsylvania EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Pfit spELrHiA, May ~, 1852.
The Episcopal Convention chose the compromise uckce
delegates TO the General Convention IL Is equally divd
"a between high and low IA folows:-Rey. Drs buli'
Howe stevens and Fowler; Judges stroud, WIN Conyng
ham. Herman Cope and Levi b. smith. The Convention
viii adjourn tomorrow.
MASSACHUSETTS EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.
Bosrov, May 20 1867
The Massachusetts, Episcopal Annual Conferences as
smbled In this city yesterday, Bshop Eastburn pro
siding
THE METHODIST CeNPERRNcR AT BOSTON.
BosIor. May 10, 1852.
The Conference this morning voted establish book
concern depository In California. Also depository
in Chicago to be under the Of the Cincinnati Con-
fience
Addresses were made by the agents OF the Foreign Mis-
sions and Foreign Evangelical Societies. and the body
| sdjourned