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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


On Saturday there wasa rpu,or =, :, -.
iean o. aS1oogoo was SoSttmpl.,sd whss esa.os ~ :,
pei CEN. 20 .ne Eafnp scnds On MONDAY he
Of decline. Tuesday the market steady ali S,2
closing as they opened The Railway nah st veys -
closing not quite at its best but good The dss
extraordinary, and buyers upon speculation multiply ~,
bona fds ores appeal however Gold Mining sass esl
Foreign market good Closing Pro" consols Aeeosss
Bills L. and 10 pm. FOyeigH Stock Mexeass. So 4.
Ditto . J. Mining SHARES. A. Fra par, .. m; a La
fornia ! N. Monde, pm; Msriposz ! dis sy.
ney the pnce Of gold the decline. IL had b. H
IS low as 65s 80. per Apprehensons wers sf
tsined OF a monetary crisis
FoREiCN ExcHAScEs TuEsDAY.- Rates much tbs ssas
but somewhat fuctuating Amsterdam, 1911 Ditto slgkt,
lls. lS Hamburger. 1894 1910; Paris IS 81 - -; Dr<
nght 2' 80 1881 Frankfort l9oi 2l Antwerp, assn -.
50; Leshorn 80 IS 3O62l. t1
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Arrival of the Southern NIaii-DiDner TO John
=. Tbrasher-Death by Drowning-Saiiing
of the u, =. Sl0op-of-W War Levaut.

BALTIMORE, July II, IoJZ.
All the back Southern mails have been
received. The papers contain no news OF interest
Arrangements were being made at New
Orleans for giving public dinner to John S. Thrasher
The heat in Baltimore to-day is intense.
The Thermometer stands at above 80 degrees in the
shade.
William Jackson, Mate of the schr.
Mary of Providence, was drowned to-day while
bathing.
The U. S. sloop-of-war Levant, Com
mander Up.her, sailed from Norfolk yesterday for the
Mediterranean.
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ENGLAND.

The House of Lords held short sitting
on Saturday. the GOTH at which few bills read
second time, and large number passed through Com
mttee Petitions presented from the Parish of ST.
James, jamaica and from tina Island of Grenada pray
ing for the reduction of duties Colonial sugar. On
Monday the Commons amend Dents 10 the Patent Law
Amendment act were agreed to. The NeW'Leaiand
Government bill was read third time and passed ana
several others were forwarded stage. On Tuesday
similar progress was made preparatory to the close OF
business
The House of Commons was not ia ses-
sioD
Parliament was to be prOrOgued by the
Queen In person, on Thursday, LIST July Tomorrow.
Immediately after the propagation procl imaon was
TO be Issued declaring the present Parliament dssoye
The wrs would be sent out directly, returnaoe In tns
month Of August somewhat before The usual time, In
consequence Of the recent act TO that effect The new
Parliament will probably not be called together for the
dispatch of business before the middle of October
A deputation from the Canada, Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick Railway Company had an
Interview with the Coouial Secretary on Saturd.y
The deputaon consisted OF Lord Dudley Stuart Sn
Richard Brown Messrs. Thomas Alers Hankey, i.
Boothby, Thomas Bsnfeld, and C. H. Collette. There
suit Of the interview did not tTanspre deputatOn Of
Buenos Ayrean bondhodeTs and IN th'
commerce Of La Plata likewise waited the Earl %
Mamesbury respecting the debt due 20 Britain, and the
appropriation Of the guano of Patagonia toward its
liquidation.
III Is hnnOUUCeu JUHJ - l. ue INDuldu - am
ole Provincial Synod of England" will be opened on
Thursday next, 9th July, at ST. Marys College, Acct
near Birmingham.
On Saturday. the Returns OF the Board
of Trade for the month ending 9Th May were made
public Compared with the returns of the correspond
ing onth of last year they show decrease 10 The ex
ports of el2O79 almost wholly Ia cotton manufactures
and caused by the speculative condition OF the Liver
pool Cotton Market The aggregate value OF Exports
during the first four months of present has been
A ehpxsip aOff TN m
with the period OF 1871 but anlncrease of II6 66i
ever the first four months Of 1850 As regards Imports
there Is nothing very noticeable They show full aver
age consumption in most articles. Sugar, Tea Rice,
Wines Spirits Tobacco, Fruits, and Spices all show
more or lees increase and In Hdes and Ous decrease
In Metals there has been increased import OF Lead
and Copper and decrease In Iron. Timber exhibits
an import of all descriptions. In the raw material OF
of woven manufactures the activity OF business Is very
apparent The figures az follows:
IMPORTS or FLAX INTO BRITAIN.
Month 10 9Th May, 1851 Month " 9Th May, lsj2
3Oq34 cWt "a 500 cwt
Hemp ~ 1861 cwt 69,445 cwt
Pau Silk .Ei5 $40 n 3J2 6J5 ~
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Richards on, Broraers & CO... o.rss,sr.. I


Since the 18th the temperature has been quite seansbe
much rain has fallen In this immediate neEhb0rhOod bat
has been principally confined thereto and he character OF
the 4ther BE- better described than by the
appeia'ion OF thunder weather" The Wheats around
here in bloom. ara have healthy appearance. Hay
cutting being proceeded WITH ard 10 lands well msnssd
the crop will be fair but ght and Ill msnag ID soils
but poor produce expected the rains 20 late to
assistsuch.
Without having experienced sctve demand for WHyAr
and n OUR have had steady business doing at the fun
prices the 9th and the purchases each have been
fine 20 MI the wants OF consumers Speculation has not
appeared.
INDIAN Com has been again in improved Request ana
from absolute scarcity OF Yellow, this description has
realized 81 g White has improved In value but
unless have further supply OF Yellow soon, il
follow Yellow IN pTce. The stock OF either IN this
market ard at most Of the lnsh ports is in snicaBt
sixth Month 29th-We have fair supply OF Wheat this
week from Europe but from United States the arrivals
have been less scale than for time previous The
weather this morning Is still showery but the barometer has
been rising since last night.
We had but thin attendance Al market this morning
Our local dealers and mile purchased he at 20 fair
tent and few parcels OF ack Sea qualities taken for
shipment Ireland The prices obtsned for the latter and
American descriptions the ull Of the 18th, and
the ma ket closed firm.
There was a fair amount Of business done In American
Flour to the Trade, and parcels OF secondary New
York taken for Irish account We make change in
the value from quotations But limited business
Indian Corn. the advance noted above is however
firmly supported and lot Of 200 quarters prime Gslatz
made 81 y 4S0b Oats very dull sale aud Osimsai
almost neglected Egyptian Beans IN moderate request
further advance Of O661f being demanded checked bus
We respectfully, RICHARDSON BROTHERS. \ Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12

TUESDAY, EyEEIsG.-Since this day week no sennbls
change prices in demand for either cloth or cae %
hands Is 50 notorious checks any tendency 20 declining
rates To this be added that the season Tor enlarged
birmsns which Is now hsnd-if enlargement there
Il 10 defends power Uly sustain both manufacturers ana
rinners at least In pres. demands that we look with
somewhat like reasonable confidence or s,eaoy $40 vel
rgs M busness Though an extensive busnsss 10 DAY can
moi be Jeported vet inquiries have been most
IDENTIFY with the view TO restze should tne NOS TT 's
ducenents offer for operations on large scale Tue
rlosea sfe adilY. yet tImy.
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Funeral nj Pittsburgh and wheeling.

PITTsBURGH, Saturday, july TO, Io12'
Business was entirely suspended here be-
tween the hours of II and o'clock, in consequence Of
the funeral of Mr. Clay then taking place at Lexington
The flags were at hafast on the steamboats, and hung
with Grape Minute guns were fired and bells tOed
throughout the city.
AT Wheeling, Va similar demonstration took place
between 10 and o'clock
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syscs.I Dtyatol to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, July II, 1852.
lam authorized to state that Hon. ABB
,or LAWRENCE has no intention Of resign
irr his post as Ambassador to London, and
lss never had any. The report that he
designed to leave and come home is alto
rsther pure invention, made out of whole
cloth for what purpose know not. EYE.
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SPAIN

The canal works at Aranjuez are going
on with great activity and it is hoped that before next
summer Madrid will be supplied with pure water
The AyuntamientO of Barcelona have
pettoped the Queen for an authorization to construct
a railroad from Barcelona to Saragossa
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BELGIUM.

Letters from Brussels say that an extra
session of the Chambers will probably be convokcd
about the middle of July The Commercial Treaty
with France expires early in August, ard 1t Is impor
tspt that the sanction Of The Chambers should be had
10 It's renewal
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ReIfast Market.

Tuesday June 2sTrsde is more active the de'nt.o ~
YtESs brisk and FLAX in pretty good supply blshs'
6tm Provisions unchanged. ISDAs CORN, II D Y s1"
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Huu Corn Market TUESDAY. June %.

farmers WHEAT is in liberal supply, and free Of sale .t
last weeks prices; any advance not obamaoe All xmas
of spring CORN faly II higher.
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Secretary Webster.

BosroN, Saturday, July 10, 1852.
Daniel Webster will pass Sunday at
,yshant On Monday be returns to Boston, and pro.
,eeds 10 bis farm, in Franklin, New Hampshire.
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supposed Murder of n Wife.

PROVIDENCE, Saturday, July II, lo12
The wife of an lrishman named Hughes
died suddenly at Pawtucket under such circumstances
thai the body has been exhumed for medical eXamna-
ton and the husband has been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
London Produce Market.

SCHOLARSHIPS extensive at fully former prices lD' hhds
West India Iold Refined Grocery Lumps al 10 5l For
ean foil prices paid Yellow Havenas 10 26; White,
81 CoFFEE-Less business, and quotations barely sls-
tanned Native Ceylon. 45 to 46l. TEAs-Prcss barely
rnaintaned IRos-scotch Pig ~ 20 IS tun. COTTON
Business limited. TALLow-New Y c. 1913 to 1915 on
the spot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12

The Paris Journal des Debats learns that
The Msher affair at Florence at length settled on the
terms ast proposed by Lord Mamesbury and that this
favorable result is due to the efforts OF sir Henry
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Trial for Murder, and Acquittal.

ROCHESTER,, Saturday, July 10, Ioo1.
Charles Williams, indicted for the muir
der of John Gilmore in this county, last fall, was &C
Quilted by the Jury to-day without leaving their seats
The defense introduced no evidence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
Wright, Candy & Co.'s Circular.

Per Ayctic LIVERPOOL, June %, l852-34 Chapetst.
CoTToN-Snce the sailing of the Canada on Saturday
last cur market has ruled very quiet with free ohsing~
evident desire the part Of holders to be realizing
The Asias accounts 90 hand Sunday mornins tended
rather TO this feeling than stimulate an opposite
course the tiade holding present supply have consc
oueuty restricted their purchases ard secustors aud ex-
have also been limited operators Prices arc sDule
what nesula according to the disposition Of sellers ana al
though we make change In quotations, would be I'M
posble to obtain weeks full Eos quantity IN
line The closes this AFTER with steacier feet
ing consequent slore encouraging trade report rom
Manchester
The estimated sales for the three days Saturday 5000
bal,s-2sCO fer speculation aud export 800 American
MONDAY 0(O haos-25O tor speculation and export 900
American Tuesday 600 1000 for speculation and ex.
port $500 American. Import for same time about <5Wo
bales, principally American.
PRICES TO-DAY.
N Orleans Fair. 60; Mdding, 81; Ordinary =, 0if ID
Mobile ..5l Middling, 81 Ordinary, ~ 0 u " I'd.
Atsntic ..5s Mddhne, ~ ORDINARY stWH " ~
The Manchester Market characterized by good at
tendance day and fair amount OF ness was iTsasact
ed in YARNS III prices GOoOS however, were duu and
prices bad dropping tendency
Very unsettled weather heavy roins and Vhable temper.
aiuro have impaired firm tone 10 our GRAIN MARKET and
caused demand higher rats for both WHEAT aud
FLOUR which however s not freely responded TO by con-
sumers who operate with caution aud hence the business
not extensive character and the best qualities OF eech
only able advance Ot Id " 1Oi ON ths Tor
mef an ID o barrel the latter las. weeks currency
INpiAN CoRS yoow sscaTce sd Sd per quarter dearer,
while white is dull Of sale ct last weeks prices 49,
AsHFs- Sn0 ibis Montreal Pots charged hands So Tor
old a. 25l for new ~ cwt.
RAFKSaeso OF 80 bids are reported at for Philade
RgsrS has been sold at p II for common Amber y cwt
SprsITs or TURPENTINE-A small lot OF tuns realized
3G n cwt
TSGow-2O hhds Of fine realized SO y cwt.
No traLssctiousn other articles
A' Yoprs. respectfully, WRIGHT, CANDY 4 Co.
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,Ie..r,. brown. shipley e. Co.'s CircpIar.

Per Arctic. LFEhfoVL, yune Z, 1919;
Cotton has been very quiet the two past days the sass
bsng N OO bales of which speculstor and exporters hass
taken 500 bales the market closing amely atSddays
tatiOns per Cambria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
The New Secretary.

washington, July IL, 1852.
Hon. John P. Kennedy, of Maryland,
has been rendered the Secretaryship Of the Navy
and has accepted the same.
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Heavy Freshet in Vermont.

BO5IONi oaIuIuHJi JuIy IVi 1O'~'
Last evening heavy freshet occurred
hRlshmOnd VI. 1t swept away two railroad bridges
nd did considerable damage. house was torn down
md the family were obliged to take shelter In tree
during the night The train due stNor,hded last night
hyvhich intelligence as to the Montreal fire was ex-
scied did not arrive in consequence of the damage by
Refreshed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
Leeds Corn Market. -. TUESDAY, June %
Manchester state of Trade.

WHEAT is fairly supplied, and firmly held al Fndays
rates: trade is dull BAILEY and other articles are u-
changed.
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Very Large Fire In BostOn-Twe Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars Worth of
Property Destroyed.
Obsequies of MIR. CIay-ArrivaI Of the Re
mains at Lexington.
LEXINGTON, Saturday July

LEXINGTON, Saturday July To, 30!
The body of Mr.. Clay reached here this
morning. and the funeral ceremonies now taking
place TIE turnout has never been equaled. The
stores mostly closed and the whole city draped in
mourning
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune
The Embnssy to England.

s,,e,u Telegraph Office, corue, ofHrnersy and Bea'e't'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24
Gi1mer county.
Al Notable. Occurrence.
JONATHAN SMITH.

We have just read the biography
of most remarkable man, the Rev.
J. w. Clilds. His pieiy was extra
ordinary, and was evinced in small as
well as in great matters. An instance
of this occurred during his con6ne-
ment to his bed, by that sickness which
carried him subsequently to the grave.
The incident is related by brother
minister.
"oue day bcf"re he left Gloucester
for Nurf,lk, | visited him again, and
found him exceedingly feeble. H.
was evidently then fast sinking under
the ravages Of his disease into the
cold embrace of death. He was,
however, calm, aud able to speak dis
tinctly, SO as to conyersc-which he
did with remarkable clearness-said
he thought he was better than he had
been, and felt as if he would like to
get up and dress. "Do you." said
he, "think it would be imprudent for
me to do so?" I told him | thought
it would-tha, ho rwas too weak, and
that i, might injure him. "Theu,"
said he, al on'Itloi it," After paus-
ing moment, he said, very solennly,
/" Brother, | have bren wanting to see
ynu very much. The doctor has pre-.
scribed portcr for ne TO drink, aud re-
commcnts French brandy; and fear
Mat Il roald be mr0ag tar &r@ to
ase them. What do y"u think about
III" And upon my telling him that
these things we're often used as mcdi-
cine, and when used for that purpose
ymrely, under circumstances Of neccs.
si,y. and particularly when prescribed
by an in,elligen, physician, ! did not
think there would be any Thing wrong
in taking them. He replied, Il am
now very low-liie with me is en-
tremely uncertain. | know no, what
moment | may CO." And here he
pauscd for some time, while 4 food OF
tears hurst from his snhken eyes
then he said: "My brother, | wish
to go into the presence of my God
with my spirit pure. | cannot go
there with my spirit md senses stnpi.
1fed mitA these e0rrnp''ng stimalants''
How different is such case as this
| from the conduct Of many who pro-
fess to follow the same Holy Being
whom this man served. How does
such demcanor rrprove many who
have lakon upon thcm the ordination
vows of the ministry, und who con'in.
uc to ollenl' by their indulgence OF
appetite. Such men us this are rare
--Soptdcra Era.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24
Tho Maid, the Wolf and the Deer.

"a Wisconsin paper tells story Of a
Wisconsin heroine: ga young lady OF
fifteen, living at Rawley's Bay, while
walking with another young lady, saw
a wolf a short distance of, watching a
deer that he had driven into the lake.
With h3courage rarely equaled, she arove
the wolf away, aud, wading into the
lake, brought the deer on shore by the
ear; but aiter pelting him short time,
the ungallant fellow made several at
temp,s 10 get away, and finally carried
matters so lar as 10 knock her down
and tear her dress, when, becoming
Justly incensed by such behaviour, she
took a stone and dashed out his brains,
the wolt2all the time standing a short
distance off silent spectator oi the fight
in which he took no further part than
by showing a formidable row ofteeth
occasionally, to show his disspprobasion
Of her interference" The editor adds,
in The genuine Hoosier style:-"l. is
safe enough to predict that ifthis girl
lives iewyears longer, she will be able
to waip her freight III ~i7d CATS out
scream the cata,nonnt, give the young
badger, the heartachc, and what is brt'
ter, preside with grace and dignity o,
,,er so,n,. .w;ld Wisconsin bomp.,"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24
MR.. cRAHAM,s REPLY.
= WasrIryeroY, June, 1852.

Z ..c-J,.uo,,.,.aro
siR: am sra',heo 10 ,,,;.e,;en asMn"
tho receipt "' the colnmln.ca.son ,:.
which you did me tue honor 10 aeiise.
III person yesterday announcing ,,y my
unanimous n',a,'lat ,, m ,,s o. v;oo @ presi'
cand'da'e Tor mo once "' ,.er q, tS.s ~"
dent OF ,he ohi.ea ,'a o,s'as' ..on,I,. "s .,,I
t'"nal Convention :. Mnien roso':, - Us. 10,
scmp'ea IN pa,,n'o,e,ae.." ,Ln 90,
a copy OF Tue i.eFo,as'"'S .; y. - Na,;ouai s"u
sen'ioh upon QUESTIONS VI ''1''o
pF'hc'Ple ana po''es'
] cordially approve the declarations
made by these resolutions on matters
Of the most recent practical llitetsss: ,Ie.. !:
They do but portray the eonaue. o.
an Administration OF the eIoSe1nh,u". I.a,','
OF which FOR near TWO years nav
been ainemoer. on a'' "'ne: ,aa'.o
they out re'tera'. '"e '."n ~. ,I: n,: @
recommendat'niis ne'n ny l.a S",o' II"
'mportaht Puo'lc c''''''""','''1'. i
Shonld tho People OF the United
States give their sanction to the NOM, @ !,
nations of Convention, so far az sha',
be invested with authority Il iai'h,ul
adherence 10 'hese u'e'''"'' "' w
eSpe.'eoi 60
"'e'S'"'> ~ ..,ac,1
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24

ing every at, and though. that might
involve our country in an unjust or
unnecessary war. or impair tho faith
of treaties, and discountenancing all
political agitution injurious to the in
tercsts of society anddangerous to the
Union-I can offer no other pledge or
guaranty than the known incidents Of
a long public life, now undergoinythe
severest examination.
Feeling myself highly fortunate in
my association on the ticket, and with
a lively sense of my obligations to the
Convention, and to your personal
courtesies, have the honor to remain,
sir, with great esteem, your most ODE.
dent servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24
LETTER OF MIR. KING.

SENATE CnAMnER, June 22.'52
Gntlmw-l have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your letter,
notifying me that have beon nomi-
mated by the Democratic Convention,
as Vice President of tho U. States.
This distinguished manifestation Of
tho respect and confidence ofmy Dem
ocratic brethren commands my mnst
gratcful acknowledgment, and cheer
fully accept tho nomination with
which | have been honorcd.
Throughout n long public life I am
not conscious TINT have ever swcrvcd
from those principles which have been
cherished aud sustained by the Dem.
ocratic party; and in whatever sitna'
ton | may be placed, my countrymen
may rest assured that ] shall adhere
to. them faithfully and zealously-
perfectly satisfied that the prosperity
Of our common country and the per-
mancncy of our free institutions can
bo promoted aud preserved by admin.
istering the government in strict ac-
cordancc with them.
The platform as laid down by the
Convention meets with my cordial ap-
probation. L, is national in all its
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For TIE MIRROR.
S1irt1y's Ran, Va. July II, '59.

S1iv1s's Ran, Va. July II, '59.
Mn. EpIrou,-Permit me through
the medium of your paper to expos
,ula,e with the Young Ladies of this
vicinity on the impropric.y of using
Sniff: Now, Young Ladies, If ever
you expect to succeed in life, abandon
the loa,hsome, degrading practice Of
rubbing Snuff. Ifyou expect to live
virtuous and useful lives, flee from the
health ,h-des;royins trash. as yon would
from your greatest enemy. lfyou cx-
pect to become the wives Of respecta.
hle men, dip no more into the dusty
snuff, nor de!ilc no more those pearly
teeth with the swcepings of filthy
Tobacco house! Just think Of the
light in which you look upon the en-
slaved Drunkard. With the same
proprieiv might the truly temperate
and virtnous young man view you in
the same light, md pass the same
condemnation. II. q. E.