The New York Herald Newspaper, February 12, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. ~ bead a: a bau NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12, 1844. oe eee St}e, money 26f 674c—three months, money, 2f 47jc.| Supreme Court, Feb. 6, 1944.—Chiet Jusnce Bourse, Jan. 13, st Three o'clock, p.m.—Fiv Nexson presiding.—-Drew, admx., &c. vs. Duer.— cents 124f 850. ‘Three per cents S2f Goce. Bank A Motion for precept, granted. The People ex. rel. Blatch s268{75c. Rente de Naples 106f 30c. Belgian Fi ford vs. Hart and al. Order—for leave to prosecute official cents 1540, 108). bonds of Hart, late Sheriff of New York—granted, ex —_—_—__— parte Helmer vs. Dockstader. Motion, that Wm. Court of Common Pleas, Crain, Esq Sheriff of Herkimer county, Beloss uli Bench, dant $77 69, and interestirom 6th Nov, 1842—granted,— Fes. 10.—Decisions.—Thomas J. Goodman vs. Wm. H.| Field vs. Richmond. Motion for retaxation of costs—grant Cary, et als.—T'his was an action of covenant for the non | ed; no opposition, Clark ads. Cagger. Order—that all acceptance of a quantity of hair and bristles furnished in | further proceedings on the execution in this cause be pursuance of a ventract under seal, and the plaint M svugat | stayed, and that plaintiff be at liherty to bring an action to recover as damages, the difference wetween the contrat | on the judment, &c, Farwell ads, Hubbard. Motion for price and the sum lor wnich they were sold, aster render | judgment as incase of nonsuit—granted; no opposition, aud retusal—and the extra expenses to which plaintitt was | Farwell ade Hubbard, Trustee iotion tor judgment as subjected by reason of such refusal. ‘Tho deieuce Justi’ in case of nonsuit—granted; no opposition.” Bedell sda, ed the refusal on the grounds that the contract wus not] Heydenger. Motion to set aside inquest, and all subse- fulfilled—that the hur and bristles, instead of being clean | quent procredings—granted; costs to abide the event and dry, were dirty, wet, mixed and unmerchantuble.— | Hoskins, impd, and al ads. Mead and al. Order—that ‘Phe Court charged that the plaintift bad tne right to sell | plaintiffs pay to defendant, Hoskins, $7 60 costs, on deny. after refusal, and i he could establish that the property | ing motion, Simonson ads. Walker. Motion tor jusge jerms ol the Contract, that hi ment, as in case of non suit—denied, with costs.” The aright to recover the ditlerence and the loss by incident: | People ex rel. Peters vs. Sheys. Motion for attachment al damage. On the point raised that even if a portion was | against defendant, Sheys—graated, unless said Gefendant not in accordance with the terms of the contract, the de- | pay to relator $110, with interest thereon from Lst of Oct. fence could not refuse the whole. The Judge charged fat, and $10 costs of motion, in 60 days. The Meckanics® that if twenty or thirty cusks out of the one hundred and | | fourteen of hair, or two or three out of the seven of bris- | w tles were unmerchantable, then the defeuce could refuse | cost’, the whole, ‘'o this portion of Toxacco Suvcatine.—The circular of Mr. Mau-| the part of the crown, for an order that, in the] Loxoon Corn Excuanar, Jan, 15.—The supply of Ex ry, of Liverpool, states, that the attention of gov- | event of the trial in this case not having terminated | 8e* wheatjwas but moderate this morning, and small from ernment is now drawn to the subject of smuggling | on or before the Sist instant, that Thursday, the Ist | Sifolk and Kent, in consequence of waich our millers tobacco, in a more serious manner than Ith - | of February, and every day until next term, or as} Ore teady buyers at is advance, and the market was erto been. tis universally admitted, he says, that | many as shall be necesgary, shall be fixed ‘by the | futur ionand a tener hee eorelgn wheat is also in the present rate of duty cannot be collected ; and, | court for the purpose of said tial, and be deemed | Bonded continuce as lec woke Teketienke there that the manufacturer who does not deal in illicit) and taken to be part of the present Hilary Term. | being a large quantity of barley at murket. prices have re tobacco must either do so, or give up his trade. It|He could not say the precise time that would be at 1s to 2s per quarter. White peas remain the same, is er ae hes ocean of taney 7h seg eacige wig ie fhe Vial but he thought it well to | and pene sad ery, are sins unaltered in value. Beans land, when the tion was |,000, ve the order made. are very dull sale, but we do not quote them lower. There panel te pnt bob. or 2b, oz. per head ;'and| ‘The motion was granted, Judge Perrin dissent- | 5s 80 increased business doing esth, a¢en tnproveaeat that now, with a lation of 8,000,000, it is little | ing, but saying it was unnecessary for him to give | °1# per quarter. fnote than 4,600,000ibs.; that in’the’ United King: | his reasons Livearoon Corton Manxsr, Jun, 16.—On Saturday dom the consumption does not amount to more| The Attorney-General asked at what hour their | /Tenoon, the Hibernia, Boston packet, was telegraphed than 13joz. for each individual ; yet that in Prus- | lordships would sit on Monday (yesterday), when | Ormshead, and the intelligence by her was looked for sia the consumption of each person is Slbs per an-| the Chief Justice replied, that the court weuld sit | With considerable interest. | It waa very evident the bro; num. All these points, with many others, have | punctually at ten. kera would not dispose urtil the upshot was known, and been placed before government ; and in our] AacreGate Merrixc.—This assemblage was held price pn Gp myc eplleteerngie Ape opinion, the only reason which can deter them } this day in the Music Hall, Lower Abbey street.— | 6000 bales were sold at full and advancing prices, This from a reduction of the duty to 1s. per pound, will | The hall was crowded from an early Rene Amo. morning, the market opened with a very eave inquiry. be the fear of mg ed so great an experiment on | those present were Daniel O’Connell, Sir T. Es-| Prices fauly Md ie Ib, was readily paid, and in some in- the receipts of the Exchequer. The first year they | monde, Sir J. Power, Sir Valentine Blake, and the | #@nces jd. per Ib. was asked at this advance. About would lose, in Mr. Maury’s opinion, £750,000; but | Lord Mayor, who was called to the chair, 20,000 bales have been sold, 14,000 of them to speculators; he feels confident, and so do we, that in three| One of the principal speakers was Mr. R. Shiel; | °. geen Rey She heat yep po ag holders years, the revenue derived from the Is duty, would | and, .after several addresses, the following resolu. | 2¢™ Wawilling to bring out their stocks. Consumers i have been taken by surprise, and it yet remains to be suen Surpass its present amount. tions were agreed to:— in what light they may view it, sin adcence of fd per tb. Rumovrep MarriaGe or THE QuEEN or Spain.| Resolved, Tnat we, the Roman Catholics of Ireland, | has bren established on the prices ruling last Friday week, —The Augsburgh Gazette, of the 3rd instant, in a | yield to no portion of the Queen's subjects in true loyalty || Corron Manxer---Werxty Reronr.—The market letter from Rome, affirms positively, that the mar- | !0 the throne, or strict observance of the religious obliga- | opened this week with a moderate demand; but since riage between the Queen Isabella of Spain, and the jester poe Hi ‘uesday speculators have bought very extensively, their Count de Trapani, younger brother of the King of | 93) at bhp th ea ews: in spiiae. from the spe | attention being directed chiefly to the cummon and mid. Naples, has been definitely arranged. This same for el stor yon pan hreryuea raping Be Lut ced | dling qualities of American and Surat, }d. dearer than on journal states, that the en ihig marringe soften incalt, and that it becomes Gar duty, in ihe foe at] cclanhre Lave tees eee ra Ban ae LAND EXPRESS OVER LONG ISLAND NOTHER SHORT ARRIVAL FROM BUROPE. THREE DAYS LATER. Continued Excitement and Ad- vance in the Cotton Market. GREAT EXOITEMENT IN IRELAND. ABritish Minister with fail powers to set- tle the Oregon Question. We have again an extraordinary short arrival from Europe, being to the 16th of Jan., from Liver- pool, three days later than our last news. Cotton has advanced since our last accounts full #d of a penny sterling—being nearly one cent per pound in one week. In the previous fortnight the aggregate advance in cotton was two cents per pound, being equal to an advance in the value of the cotton crop of America fully twenty millions of titute of New York City ads. The People ex rel. God- Motion to quash demurrer of relator—denied, with The Mechanics’ Institute of New York City ads. » charge the plaintifl ex-| The People ex rel. Humbert, Jr- Motion to qu cepted. The Jury tound fur the defence, ‘The plainuft! rer of relator—denied, with costs. The Mee! moves for a new trial. ‘The opinion of the Court was that | tute of New York Cityfads, The People ex rel. Smith — there was no error in the trial and the verdict was cun- ion to quash demu of relator—denied with firmed with co: Wilson ads. Ma Motion that the rule en. John A. Mitdeberger, vs, Wm. Colgate-~A motion to set} tered in this cause on 30th November last, entering aside report of referees. It was on an action of covenant, | the defendant's default for not pleading, and all pro- to recover one quarter's rent trom the defendant, us the | ceedings on the part of the plaintiff subsequent thereto, dollars. was supported by both the empire, to vindicate oor chee tar eee neko fees OF | culators have taken 24,000 American, 700 Egyptian, and | yectirity of William W. Everts, for the house No. 18] be set uside for irregularity, &e ~ grant cols = brought by special express to this office, over Long | _ Paxsenratton.—The passengers by the packet | simone, hat the omission of sixty.three names of spe- STH YO THe Linit JAMUARY, INCLUSLYE, paid the first three quurters rent to the plaintuf, and for] upto the plaintiff in error, or their attorney, the bond lead Gre ol fi Now fishons ship Liverpool,on the third voyage from New York " inge proportion of Homan Catho- Sales of the Week. Prices paid 7. Tugorts. | the quarter in dispute, had also paid u check, ou the | filel with said clerk, upon the bringing of a writ of error island One o-our iasuaniing. News pene ted to Captain Eldridge, at did din- | Hc#, 4 well as liberal Protestants, making up the special in the week. The wk, Th yr | g and Drovers’ Bunk, drawa by himeelf and | in suid canse,in he Court of Errors. Suydam and al. vs called the Flying Eagle, Captain John Jones, board- | Presenter t0 Haptaln Luctirge, a oi Nc Cine | jurors’ list, affords grounds fer more than suspicion that] 130 Sea, Is'and,- i ? acenay; witolt waa dishonored .(he refers. gave deck | the Morris Canal. snd. Benking Gampeny. Onies-,thel ; * ner given to him, at the Waterloo Hotel, on F'ri- | fair dealing has not been practised, and calls for a full par- Resi 10 837 ¢ 13,639 | partner, . © 8 d mpany. t d th ‘ket ship Ei on Saturday afternoon at | d: st. f plate and tify lette: § sion in favor of the plaintiff for $11691. The defence | the bond executed and filed on issuing of the writ of 6 the: Paget ship HUrope, 05 CASED PapeMaTmMaHns 1 GAY lati, ©. RIESE. OF Reta Sy © RFS Ia AOR. FET. bic enon’ fekiects Seo moved to vet the rep ortuside, ay the plaintiff had by auch | error in this cause, be taken off the files, and delivered w half-past 3 o'clock, about 75 miles south-east of | It is stated in the Times, that the city of London, | ,_, That an humble petition be presented to the Queen pray- 8,771 (10,592 | action waived the right to collect lor the tenant. ‘The | tothe plaintifis in error or their attorney, Tuttle end Sandy Hook, procured our packages and letters, | with a street surface of 500,000 square yards, and | ng,her Majesty that she will be graciously pleased to dt defendant made the tollowing points :— ads Clemente. Motion for judgment of discontinuance an shenuadianslyinet Gil toe awe The owing | With its enormous traffic, pays “E2000 ayear less inary ng onset provections under the pick tesco of 3407 | Ist. Thetaking of Brown's eh ck ior the rent duc on | against plaintif, with double costs, and that a writ of in- 4 z 7 te r scavengers than Manchester, where the t —’ 6a] the Ist day of May, suspended the right of action against | quiry irsue to asseaa the value of the property and defen- to contrary winds, tides and ice, he was compelled fo places ja asian rats oe ‘petition be presented to both Houses of Parlia- mr | Mr Everts, the tenant, ducing the time allowed for pi d at damages, es Fantody with, cont Field gaa ment. 4 nd wl. 4 fe. venne—denied. to land at Coney Island, where he came ashore | Barrisy Satria Trape.—The quarterly state- | ment selfing forth the facts embodied in these resolutions, _} _| "Si" extending the time of payment to the principal, in | Whiting and al. vs. Jarvis. Order—that plaintifts have the yesterday morning at 10 o’clock, and after being | ment printed by the East India and China Associ- } *"4 Preying for inquiry into the facts. ; ei | all cases discharges the surety, a fortiori—the creditor | benefit of the rule granting a new trial in the cause—ou dated ‘with ; by th ation of the British shipsentered inwards and clear-| Tue Inisa Starx Trias.—These trials were to 1185 3460 | disabling himself irom the power presently tu wuforce his} terms, accommodated with every convenience by the or- ed outwards from and to places within the limits of | commence yesterday, and, thanks to the manner in pan remedy. February 7th.—Cromwell ads. Valentine. Motion to der of his Excellency, Governor Davis, our agent took express horses and rode over land forthis city, where he arrived at 32 o’clock, same day. Thisis the fourth beat in succession which we have given to the whole newspaper preas of New York, during a most extraordinary excitement in the commercial markets. We also sent it exclu- sively, with the afternoon mails yesterday, all over the South, West and North, to gladden and delight all the planters, merchants, and traders throughout the country. Another most important piece of news is the se- mi-official announcement, by the London Morn- ing Herald, that Mr. Packenham is coming out with full instructions to settle the Oregon question. Here it is:— ‘Tue OnzGon Terrrrory.—Mr. Packenham, the newly appointed British Envoy to the United States, carries out, with him, it is confidently stated, full instructions to negotiate a settlement of the Oregon territory dispute.—Morning Herald. Mr. Packenham may be expected here or at the Chesapeake every day, having sailed from Ports- mouth onthe 16th ult., the same day the Europe sailed from Liverpool. The Leeds Mercur. that Lord Morpeth is about ‘to re-enter the fiek bE active polities,” the occasion of his re-appearance being an Anti-Com- Law League dinner at Wakefield, on the 31st inst. ‘The French papers are fully occupied in discus- aan the measures to be brought before the Cham- pers. As an instance of the decline of the whale fishe- ry, it is mentioned that the whole number of ves- sels that sailed for this trade in 1843 was 11, where- as there used to pe about 30 per annum. The Magdeburg Gazette says, that the Queen of England aac expectedto wm the Recor Pras- sia next summer at Stolzenfels and Bouhl. The King of Bavaria is expected to visit Cologne in the course of the summer. ‘The Dublin Mail states that threatening notices have been served upon one or more of the gentle- men whose names appeared on the reduced list of the special jury. The Joyal interest attached to our Queen, whether reigning in her court, or meeting parlia- ment, or travelling among her people, or seeking the solace of such domestic privacy as royalty may taste, will be increased if we hint that itis more than probable these domestic ties will be multi- plied. Ifwe are not misinformed, and we are pretty certain we are not, the family circle next om at Claremont will be more numerous.—Court ‘dd. ‘The acceptance of the check, witha new and addi | set aside default—granted, on terms, Scovil and al tional security, was a discharge of the liability of the} Hula and al Motion for the Sheriff’ of Steuben to have original tenant, who, ifhe had been notified, could have} leave to sign his return to afi. fa. on file, nune pro tune secured bimseif by distress, or otherwise, ujon the gouds | —granted, ex parte. Ferris ads. Brett and al. Motion to of Brown, change venue—denied. The People ex rel Jenks vs Hae The plaintiff held that the surety was not discharged, | call. “Motion for certiorari to defendant to remove pro- because there Was ne agreement to give time to the prin- | ceedings had before him as Judge to this court—granted, cipal, that the surety was not prevented from coercing | 6x parte, Hitchcock ads, Mudge. Motion to refer—grant~ payment of the principal debtor. if the acceptance of the | ed, Munroe and al. ads. McCartney ond al. Motion to Check could be regarded as an agreement to give time, it] change venue—denied. Betts ade, Myers, Jr. Motion to was invalid for want of consideration, as it was in fact no | change venue—denied, Bowyer ads. Potter Motion to new ecurity, The plaintiff already had the right ofdis-| quash capins and | subsequent proceedings—grept- tress against 8, Brown, the tenant, and thischeckas lar} ed, with costs, with Jeave to amend, on terms, as appears in this case, could not have been enforced | McCahill vs, Cotte. Motion to vacate an order—denied against Mr. §. Brown, who had no participation in the | with costs.—Taylor vs Mills, Motion that the rule for premises ‘The acceptance of the check was mere colla- | judgment and default of plaintiff be ser oside, nnd plainti teral security. ‘To discharge a surety on the ground ot | have leave to enter @ rule to discontinus without the omission of the creditor to proceed agulust tue princi | either party—granted with cosie ~ Sierwood, ‘Trustee, pal debtor, even when requested to do so, it must appeur | ads. Allen’ Motion to change venue—denied ; and mo that the principal was solvent at the time of the request, | tion to refer—granted.—Sherwood, ex, ada. Allen. Mo within the jurisdiction of the State, in which the suit] tion to change venue—denied ; and motion te refer— against the surety was instituted, and that the creditor, | granted—The People ex rel Sherwood ads Ford, Surro- without any reasonable excuse, neglected or refused to | gate. Motion for « mandamus—denied ; without preju- proceed until the principal debtor became insolvent aud | dice.— Mason vs. Price and al. Motion, that A. C. Gris unable to pay. wold, plaintif’s attorney, pay over money, or thut an at- ‘Lhe Court held that the plaintiff being the landlord, in- | tachment issue--denied with costs,—Shotwell adv. Car stead of collecting his reut trom the tenant, thought fit to} penter Motion to change venue—denied with costs — exert @ power Which the law gives him of receiving from | Marshall and’ al. va. Todd. Motion to refer— granted — the under tenant the rent due to his tenant, and applying | Fitzgerald vs, Rowley. Motion that defendant sppear such money to the tenant's account. This he hos aright} and plead in ejectment—granted, ex parte —Kelly eds. to do, but iad he a right to receive from the under teuant | Hitchcock. Motion, that the order on caplas to hold de~ anything but money; or ifhe did receive anything else, | fendent to bail, be vacated and set aside; and that the bond was the tenant thereby discharged? Surely, il the tenant] to Sherif of Warren be delivered up end cancelled— had proceeded to distrain upou the goods ot the under te- | granted with costs —Griffing ads. Pattison, Motion for nant for such rent, it would have been a sufficient unswir | leave to serve papers to move to set aside report of re. to such distress shat the under tenant had paid the origi: | ferees—denied with costs — Bigelow vs Heaton. Motion nal landlord, and the check given and received by the | '0 fet aside inquest and subsequent proceedings on the plaintiff (landlora) would be sufficient evidence ot such | part of defendant - granted without opposition —Stehl, Jr. payment to prevent the distress, Jt is said the surety | Ads Delong. Motion to change venue—denied —Seymour might have paid the plaintiff. and tien compelled his p in- | v*. Delaware —Motion to change venne—denied. —Stim- cipal to pay him, but the difficulty is that tue principal is} on ads. The Jefferson county bank Motion to set aside discharged by an interference on the partof the plaintitt | inquest—denied with costs. Mower ads. The Jefferson with the under tenant, by which that principal was deprived | County Bank—Do, Allen ads. Bridge ond al ~Do.—Rigge ofthe power ot collecting his rent. Ifa landlord then under: | v* Hurt, Sheriff. Motion to set aside inquest— granted — take. to collect rent from the under-tenunt, with whom he | Wilcox va. Rich. Motion for retaxation of cosis—grant. has no control,he must follow his nutherity carefully Ii he | &d, on usual notice, befure H. Denio, Esq.—vdibany witlas receives the rent, he must credit it to his tenant, und if he 2 a thinks proper to take a note or check in payment, which Bosron Harsor Froze Over Acarn —We find note or check in not due, and thereby enlarge the time o! | that by reason of the cold weather Jast night, the payment, that act prevents the intermediate landlord (the harbor is again made fast by ice A large Geld of ice tenant) from distraining, and consequently relieves him | which bad floa ed down from the Chelsea waters, has be- from his obligation to pay vent pre tanto. Ii the tenant is | Come lodged against another large field between South xo discharged, of course hit ; and although in [ Boston and East Boston, and now completely blocks up the present instance no injury appears to have arisen from | the passage for vessels. " Ice too, was made in the docks Il the Court is of opinion that the surety is | about an inch thick. This obstruction, however, will rg nd that the rules on which the plamtif re | Rot last long, a6 measures sre even now being taken to hat receiving anote is no payment, unless actu clear out the ice at an early hour to-day.—Boston Times, agreed te hevaceiaes ex, suche-cote, nok epwly 15 thy pre 12020" sent case. If it appeared that the plaintiff was acting un- 4 eA der any authority from the tenant, to collect the rentfrom | | Tae War Eccrrstastic.—A New York letter the under-tenant, that rule might then be applied, on the | Writer says—“ It is amusing to hear the theological wor principle of the plaintiff’s being agent for the tenant, and | Cried inYour streets by the newsboys. ‘Pott’s Letter,’ that the check did not pay the debt. But if he acted |‘ Wainwright's Answer.’ Pott’s—sticks Jt into him hard merely under the power the law. gives him, of recovering | —only two cents.’ The whole city in vocal with this from the under tenant the rent, to apply ‘on acconncot the | kind of music. tenant, and he takes any thing else than money, he as. | —————————— rs aumes the responsibility, and discharges his immediate UTOR’S SALE, debtor to the amount so received. It was suggested in | VHE, rubeer tor af the teat the argument, th the tenant might ay the rent to the | John Mann. bw] sll at po plaintiff and receive the check of the under tenant, and | lic ssle- ri Merch te’ Fx bn returning itto aaid under tenant, he (:he tenant) might cate IRLIAM 8 PR NECIN setionser. on the then distrain. But his right to distrain was not dependant | janie Re sheng a5 fore, oe agi oe able Real Bat-te, npen at map of ph tol vround orconnected with the payment of the rent due tothe | situated in the Fi teerth Ward. of the eny o€ New York, ber plaintiff, He had a to distrain on the day allowed | ienging to the eatate of John Mann, decensed,” surveyed ara. by law, after the rent became due, whether he had paid | !*itcut in Joe Jauuary 8, 1814, By Soxeph F. Badgra, Cary Sauk uel bert frei Woe seo tat rigor pre 1. A lot of ground situate on the southeasterly side of the Sth the Company’s charter,has just made its appearance | Which the special jut list has been made ont, ‘and and gives a survey of the whole of the years 1842] to the striking off the names of all the Catholics and 1843 :— 5 returned upon it, they commence in the midst of The “entered inwards” table gives, fer London, | extraordinary excitement. The Catholics of Ire- 525 ships and 200,600 tons in 1842, and 542ships and | land, in aggregate meeting assembled,entered their 222,810 tons in 1843; for Liverpool 189 ships and | protest on Saturday against the insulting and unjust 80,066 tons in 1812, and 162 ships and 73,170 tons in | exclusion of Catholic names from the list; and al- 1843; for Bristol and Hall 10 ships, 3,879,tons,in 1842, | though the Judges have refused to set aside the ju- peti and 12 ships, 4,447 tons, in 1843; and for other Brit- } ry lists, yet one of them stated on Friday that the 21515 3206 ish ports 27 ships, 8,882 tons, in 1842, and 44 ships, | Manner in which the list was made out was tull of | Livenroou Conn Excuanax, Jan. 12.—The duties on all 16,050 tons, in 1843. The total is 751 ships, 293,427 | suspicion. Under these circumstances, the present | kinds of Foreign and Colonial Grain and Flour continue tons, in 1842, and 760 ships, 316,477 tons, in 1843; ] excitement must continue throughout the whole of | without change. showing a slight increase. The chief increase isin | the trials ; and as there is every reason to expect | Into thisport and Runcorn we have a tolerable supply vessels from Calcutta, the number in 1842 being 224 | that they will continue for several months, there is | Of Qntmeal fresh in since the beginning of the week, but ships, 98,921 tons, and in 1843 being 255 ships121,-| @ fine prospect of agitation and commotion be- [eye Heo sena inti tpibid liao ie tle sels from China and New South Wales. In vessels | dict, whatever it may be, has been totally de-| "Although during the intervening period since Tuesday from Mauritius there is a large decrease, as there | stroyed by the packing of the jury. no transactions of an extensive character have occurred were 105 ships, 28,421 tons, in 1942, and 71 ships,| Ixisit State Tr1ars.—The exclusion of Roman- | het, the Corn trade in all ity bearings remained steady, 20,107 tons, in 1843. In vessels from Bombay there | ists from the jury is exciting a stron feeling in Ire- ] &24 with regard to Wheat and Flour especially, presented is also a decrease, asthe number in 1842 was 107| land. The Dublin Evening Post (omish journal) | Tatber buoyant aspect. ships, 59,408 tons, and in 1843 it was 90 ships, 50,990 | of Tuesday says: ‘We have every reason to ex- Rentente todient Heated shy illier) bali recy! fas. tons. pect that simultaneous meetings will be held all | tive, the sales of any di i _ : ” 5 any description of Wheat this mornin; ent Ber eae nie ehhh asl through Ireland on Sunday next, when every con- | were extremely Niet in sbeount ; bokders notwithrtand: ships, 197, ong, in 1842, and 395 ships, | gregation amongst the seven millions of the Catholic ing, continued equally firm as heretofore, and a little trish 162,628 tons, in 1843 4 for Liverpool 210 ships, | population will give expression to the deep discon. | of very choice quality rather exceeded the rates of Tues- 89,525 tons, in 1842, and 255 ships, 99,960 tons, in } tent and indignation produced by tl day ; intheordinary runs of Irish, however, or in the sis; for Bristol and Hall 1 ships, saat tons, 48 | FERRER ee ten en act OL the ko: valu ot agli an ree Foreign, no alteration waa per. te : . le. ur generally, though no! 80 liv je- wae Beh por 1S fae Cy adden feng Tus Dustin Srectar. Jury.—There is rather a hu- | mand as at an earlier period of the week, fully supported d 165 ships, 59,064 in 1843. iq +? | mourous story in dirculation in Dublin, respecting | our last quotations, and favorite marks of Irish, in several 820 pre 6 869 Sent in bee anata 18 | two of the twenty-four gentlemen whose names have | instances, commanded higher prices. j ips, 346, ti 3 a ShIPS,} turned up as the special jury to try the} Burley and Malt, upon «moderate demand, realized pre- 324,911 tons, in 1843. The greatest decrease is in| jesue in the case of “The Queen vs. O'Connell and | Yiu rates, Beans and Pease, on the contrary, were in vesseis to Mauritius, the number being 167 ships, | Gthers.” As soon as they ascertained on Friday } OW reqvest and hardly maintained our last currency. 61,101 tons, in 1842, and 144 ships, 56,984 tons, in} fiat they w a ko ‘ih et rf cay | A few small parcels of Scotch and Irish Oats, upon 1843. In vesselsto Bombay there is a'decline, the buritoed preter ah ang one cae of forty-eight, a limited supply ot such, were disposed of at number being 124 ships, 73,686 tons, in 1812, and a spe ph el ft iH siete eit juced list of twen-} an improvement of 1d per 46 1b, but in other sorts of 111 sbips, 55,917 tons, in 1843. In vessels 10 the | Y-four they decide naGCaraing 10 Previous en- | this grain there was no amendment. In Oatmeal, transac. Cape of Good Hope there is a large increase, the ae ene ‘0 Pay wae 0 ores pare fore the oo toon ke pia place bo ps A at _ 9a number being 77 ships, 18,182 tons, in 1842, and = ee soe hapespie ted, and seat betes ener Aepeath tpcraeres sent CE 114 ships, 29,502 tons, im'1843. There is also a Pegs ao pln ohn pg do “prs fi pattie h iEsi pe considerable increase in vessels to Arabia. Groen Ine 40 some more curiae clones bit elas | to boa ceartietehie SURN In at We tak marta at Treatee Royau.—The “ stars” at this theatre, | the Crown Solicitor was too quick in ‘his move- | 4ne Butters, on London account, and anch high prices are luring the past week, have been Mrs. Fitzwilliam | ments, an was ascertained before the evening clos. given, that the trade of this place is entirely scared from and Mr. Buckstone who have drawn very good and f ed. To short, the summonses were nitvet in a few competition. - Henavhe heayy applies Ot indiferent fashionable audiences, the pieces performed being } hours after the jury was struck. To prevent mis- | Lutte! Bow here, and the fugging business we have late. Marioally the andnaton, “oe the At age ! g * t mis- Ty experienced. Since our last circular no unimation principally the prod: ys ie latter able come- } takes in a matter of such importance, the service in } whatever is noticeable and prices are entirely nominal. dian and pleasing dramatic writer. ‘The principal | almost every instance was personal, and each eum- | Heavy andprime, Def and Pork are fully a3 higl. aon these, which has had an uninterrapted run during | mons contained an intimation that the presence of | this day se’uight.’ The former we quote 95s to 94s 6d per the week, and drawn down rapturous applause, i8 } the recipient was solicited on pain of £200. It is | tierce; and the latter 49s to 458 per barrel as in quality.— entitled omnes in ere ‘ wae Wes needlexs to observe that the two contemplated tra- | Bacon ie held yey gre at ze to ‘ei pric ved appears as an orphan, or a deserted girl, adopte: iri fort toa moderate extent, dealers accede to. A large qnantit ae molthers of the 38d feriment dense tire Lead a vellers have changed their intentions.—Globe. of Amerioan Reef offured by euction “on Thursday ely the Emperor. The plot contains little of interest, reopen Kigttad acl sates bene oleae plight vee ; 4 Yi of Si ity, t : er the sale bens yeeneeen spencipally to display the peculiar | day, 18th ult. ‘The address of the Deputies in re-|'ata price that did not transpire—the rest belng inferior, cs ty ae = ie ly. . it abe prehiltins put orem the oly to the speech from the throne was read in the | was withdrawn—the bidding not being higher than 40s for es at characters t proug| hout well sup- | (| ainber on Friday, and appears to have been well | tierce and 208 per barrel. ‘There wasa fair sprinkling of ported. Mr. Compton, in particular, personated well } received, except by the most decided of the oppo- | the trade in attendance. a veteran sergeant, the favorite protector of Jose- | sition members. It ia, like the address of the ects Srate or Traps, Manenesten, Jan. 13.—At the early phine. It is invidious, however, to particularize, | to @ great extent an echo of the speech ; but there | part of the week, and particularly on ‘Tuesday, one or where all the members of the company do full jus] are some points brought forward which were. dif. | Wwe occurrences (viz, the rather unfavorable commercial tice to the parts allotted to them. The other pieces | ferently noticed by the address of the Upper Cham. | 2¢™# from the east, and a temporary abatement of the ac: performed were that of slight, but laughable de- H tina tivity in the Liverpoo) cotton market) caused our goods rformed. that of slight, but laughable de- | ber. ‘The reprobation of the Legitimists who have | “vity in the Li } ; scription, in which Mrs. Fitzwilliam is inimitable ; | paid their hi ‘s to the Duk ‘ : Bo wo BUVG | market to be flat, although no alteration in prices took and like the principal piece (Josephine) drew down | Pad their homage to the Duke de Bordeaux is of | luce, hut on Thureday a very large amount of business nightly bursts of appl: ‘Dutine th a more marked character; the committee of the | was done in cotton, and since then our market is even nie a applause. During the present week | Deputies have expressed tl i th 1 Madame Celeste herself reappears, and in addition pa v P themselves rather strongly | more animated than last week, and manufacturers have Mr. J. P. Cook, the only eile, upon the stage on the question of the right of search, and they | again advanced the prices of nearly all kinds of cloths, . . A France We have received the Paris journals of Satur- The Pharsalia, of Boston, U.S. has arrived in the Tyne, and is about to discharge from 300 to 400 tons of ballast, when she will take a cargo of coals home. A proof that the high American tariff’ does not prevent the consumption of English coals in America.— Newcastle Advertiser. Liverroot Customs.—The customs return for have studiously substituted the words accord de sen- | and yesterday sales were made in 27-inch printing cloth svenue, and k own opon the aleve meuti ied map by theas me will go throu h his most celebrated pieces; and the | »;, H ‘at an advance of 14d to 3d per piece. Domestic cloth is | venthim from suing the under tenant, would discharge |e, «>, dratart 81 fee: ans 3 i: ches, Liverpool shows that in 1842 the customs revenue | house, as indeed Ie wan lase night, to witness his fioglish und eel peter ar eberompe ork in good demand bd io ia per yer edvance. 2rinch the tenant; and if he was by the arrengement of the plafn } « uth er of the Fifth «ve: of the port. was £3,904,579 ; in 1843 it was | acting “Black-eyed Susan,” we dare predict will | neuen and French, governments, | oo may be quoted 69d to 6s; anid 72's Gs 8d to 6s 74d. | tiff with the under tenant, prevented from so doing unt ey $4,121,647; showing an increase on that yearslone, be crammed every night. Toe, Ganetitutlanne| wsaan thet Queen Christina |. bxe0s—The Woollen markets since our last have been | he tad Bald She AIM ten the Conny thinks pene ne neh. ence ronning a sath westerly ahve par Te of £247,267; and this, it will be remembered, was Ireland. has abandoned her iden of returning to Spain, at | ell tended by buyers, and the business trunsncted has | ‘he referees? report be set ase, and the caro referred back rani rel 0 Gaston sing sonihemritty and Pepin feie-weqphh bf the dane antunseceinty ‘Tae Sr TatatascOn aneeeay Mr. Moore, | least for the peeaeat, ike know not what authority SEDGE: tie watenoae tor tocaeotie Coodesh pied Pave] ee eee 7 Conte ty aed the evi ae Pence vunaing rorihwesterly and ou Tine parallel to Fiey nth » ; gah E . C., applied to the Court of Queen’s Bench on | our contemporary has for making this statement, | neen considerable; and the houses in the foreign trad Leiseinsdht mance etn pap Le raat ban AH bein shh hte, ollordhte: Thy dh IT as to the then new tariff. It is still more satisfac- te part of the traversers, that the panel of special | but we regard it as far from improbable. ” | are also tolerably brink. mm the foreign trait | tion to set aside the decision of referees The plaintifi | | 2. alan. hu cvruua (ther Jot ‘er 2. commteing f pon the above mevtioned map by sought to recover the amount of several checks and pro | 4Prm the shove meyrioned map tory to find that 1843 ice almost an equality of aggregate revenue with 1841, in which year the ceipt here was £4,410,616 Ils. 7d., whilst, consi- dering that the halt per cent export duty has been since then prea abolished, there is, in reality, an increase of import duties over those of Ts’ mistory notes. ‘The refereen decided that there wan due | (fon?aia antl eaterty comers Ethe E fth senvoe oa ienenk to the plaintiff, from the defendant, the sum of $2251 51. | «t emt; the ce runving northeaster! along the avathewtrrly side two agreeing and onedisagreeing. TheCourt held thar | ofthe fifth avenue twen's-seven feet t the decision of the referees was correct, and ordered the pg suutheaste ly and on atime pr report to be confirmed with costs William S, Sears, vs. Jacob Carpenter, et. als.—This war jurors be quashed and set aside, or cancelled, and} = Tne Frenct Army.—Accordin; is vey N Army. 1g to a recent de- Baapyrorn Market —There was a good attendance of that a mandamus. or order in the nature of a man- | cision of the Minister of War, no. officer of the ar- | merchants here on Thursday, most of whom bought free- damus, shouldbe issued, directed to the Right | my ehall in future obtain permission to marry, un- | 'y when they could meet with articles offering at the pri- Honorable the Recorder of the city of Dublin, com- } less the person to whom he is to be united should | °¢ Which ruled last month. But in many cases the man- manding him to place on the list of jurors tor the | possess a revenue of at least 20001. per annum ufacturers, knowing that they could not replace their year 1844, in the county of the city of Dublin, in i mo Ll to the F'fh ave ue twenty-secen fet aud one nchy The fact of any increase ut all indicates a far } their proper order, th f divers persons— Spain the raw materi al higher prices for thetr places and tion of debt breught by the plaintiff'on a bond execu: savin usse Gee Soasalieu boats tobe passa tie phaser be 4 Dong h 4 ain. " 3 ces, an action of debt br: bY ? e Srentins is f A - larger increase of trade, obyiously, because it is. | wit, of twenty vin pono belt jae qeallBtations The Madrid journals of the 6th and 7th instant | thus checked the sales, ‘There was a fair business done | ted by the defendants to discharge, under the statute, an | cnciag | et OMe hundred feet, to the point the plece ot be comparison of periods of different duties; and it is reapectivel , to be placed of the list, was legally have arrived in due course. They contain no news. | in the Yarn market, at late rates, but the spinners appear } attachment issued against a non-resident debtor. The | 3 Also, that certain other lot odjsining the above. kne gratifying to find that although the tariff of 1841 is The Castellano asserts that the enemies of the | 0 be acting with great caution, apprehansive of further | bond is conditioned to pay the amount due to each of the | mth: above mev tioned man by th ho longer in force, snd although there ate now re- toyed before, and allowed by the Recorder as spe- government are actively at work to get up an insur- | “vance in she price of Wool.’ Ihe Wool market was | attaching creditors from the non-resident debtor. ‘The | int de Cut tweuty a ve Grtnud one duced rates on timber and various articles of exten- | “2. /UFOrs- “hy very active for all kinds of combing descriptions. atthe a ly ¢o1 of th defence set up was nil debit. Thecasecame upon a de- 3 the thensterly aloeg the eou murrer Tho Court held that the plea of the defence was | «cut he's (hia erne tue tt ececn, Terrkad one’ ‘The Attorney General said he could not abstain | “ection in the Teeth, and that much time cun- | irices of last week, but for Noils and Broke Wools bigh- bad. In no case when the uction Is brought up one | said southeasterly © truer of the Fifth av from expressing his opinion, in alluding to the affi- | "2% elapse without a moverffent. The Expectador } hr prices were realised. sive Cones oan yet such has been the increase remarks on the language of Mr. Bulwer to the of imports already, as to yield an aggregate increase 2 ; ncrease | davit made by Mr. Mahony, if hat |r : r Hi L —There is f sealed instrament, is such a plea held good, except debt ty ther ee ru ‘southens eri: alo g the suth withstanding those 'y . Mahony, if it were true that _ |. Hosteny axo Lace Traps ere is a sort of monoton: 5 p . ail si sara 4 oak fi By ake MR Te is roe pal icly Known ae has | what was stated by him and Mr. Ford, that sixty- | 2ueen, on presenting his credentials, as contrast- | i: the state of the wrought cotton hore branch, which | for rent. The rule of the Court in this caso was thut the | set El: ver ta strvet one huaied for ch four were left out of the list, of whi ing with that of Count Bresson ; and infers from it | has now continued for & considerable, time, the hends in of teen wate ‘Reisen Gaol hon! foactech that there is much more cordiality between Eng- | general being pretty well employed, except in the fuer not mention that in the affidavit in question. What | (84 and Spain, as from nation to nation, than has | qualties—that is, hore above 40 guage, which still con was the meaning of making it appear by the affi- been shown by France. According to the Expec- | tinue very dull. "The cut-up branch still keeps tolerably davit, that all the parties whose names bes ‘omit. | ‘240r, Count Bresson’s speech was merely an assu- | risk, and those engaged in it have. some slight hopes of 8 ted were Roman Catholics, but to ereate an ex. | "ce Of friendship from monarch to monarch. turther small advence in the rate of wages. as the hosiers ° 1 es ‘ are gradually acceding to the " penny advance.” Th citement which was not just, and to create a feel. | Lhe Madrid Gazette of the Sth contains a royal | 4re8™ aeuude, We argeerry te ay. b fhe ma ing against the officers of the crown, by the sup. | dinance, countersigned by the Minister of Fi- | week, as we perceive the masters coming from the ware- plaintiff was entitled to judgment on the demurrer, with | 7%" dou a liberty to the defendants to amend or plead anew on pay ment of coats. The People va. Jamie G. Ulter—The defendant became security, in the sum ot $200, for the good behavior of Eck hardt Stanzenbech, and the adequate support by waid Btan- , eat zenbach of his wifo Adeline. He was sued.and now de | ‘athens rsh fromihe sourhen tents ey foc ot File murs to the declaration as insufficient to sustoin an action | wleveath atrse , tne runct § souhe against him. The Court ordered jndgment to be entered | allel to. the Filth aver te thenee ranuing aor hw th street one hundred fee articles the increase occurs, for the officials are systematically cautious of communicating any par- ticulars affecting the exchequer. Ariantic Sream Navication.—The mammoth steam ship, Great Britain, is at length definitively appointed to proceed on her first voyage, trom Eng- land to New York, on the 25th of May next. Some eernvin. that certain other lot «oi ing. in therear of she 1 is known pou the tasteon the wath, + 1 although their city has all the honor of projecting conception of the vastness of her size may be | pression of facts which ought fance, to restore Queen Christina to the enjoyment } houses with empty bags. ‘There can scarcely be snid to | for the defendant on demurrer, with Hberty to plaintiff to | ‘ieuce formed from the fact that her burden is 3500 tons, Ln out and stated in court. rhe widen ee of her pension. be any improvement it the Nottingham and Derby funcy | amend without costs. ite ya Hel to and her engines 1000 hore power, whilst those of state that these mere the entire of the names omit be gad Pranebes patie uerty taneet Feethecumeiioes ws the Court Calendas ieee he ph ton er sister ship, the Great Western, are respectively | ted ; but it implied as much, while the allegation | Accounts of Nov. 28, from Madras, state that | Conti: F 5 wf 4 ‘ow endar. weft, tot e port the pl 1600 and 450. ‘Captain Hosken, the late able com- } in the siilavic eran thas sixty four muitos Were | he:tdavetanaie of tha ‘troops at Hyderabad were iho hecnatigy Niemen Surgialase Vineceie: theot Fe. 12 —Svrenion Couns—Nos 90, 43, 88, 44, 45, 46. | orih:d sadhuowa noon treebene ininins the lest above des- mander of the Great Western, will take the com. } omitted, fourteen or fifteen of which were Roman } still a mystery. Detachmentshad gone to Balapore, | branches are flourishing, making many elegant articles | 47, 49, 49, 60. 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 60, 61, 62, 63 | he 5, commencing ata Point iu the wouthwe tly. rie of Lith mand of the Great Britain, his place being supplied } Catholics ; it was sought to be conveyed to their | there to meet part of the Nizam’s army, and the | not known tothe English workmen. The silk glove | 4, 69, 67, 68,69. a wshesste:ty in the Great Western by Mr. B. R. Matthews, the | lordships that only the names of Roman Catholics | whole would Bs under the command of Colonel! | trade still keeps rather improved, and more work is ob- | C1ncv't Court—Nos. 27, 78, 74, 804, 82, 64, 86, 97, 89, 01 experienced first officer of that vessel. It is asource | were omitted, and not those of any other creed ; | Bagnold, who it was supposed would be wanted at } tained ; this is felt us a great relief in this district, how- | 9, 9%, 94, 95, 90, of much disappointment to the Bristol people, that, } and that was followed up by a charge, that the | Hyderabad. ‘The troops were still in movement in | ‘Vet low wages may be. ‘Thefancy bobbin net trade is iu | , (owMo™ Purse —This week being vacathon week, there # lve paralle to F ‘ - erty ard ow will be no trials in thie court. td Un inches: thence runing worthe allel tothe Filth avenue + inevy- omission was effected corruptly, although Mr. Ma- the Punjaub. much the same dull state that it has been im since the ante ly au v t . i q ii “es ” four and constructing the Great Britain, Liverpool will | hony, who swore the affidavit, did not attempt to Markets. rah, wen Ge’ exocphion 30° alee incte, Ib iu arrach A Snort Romanck.—Some years ago, in one of | thence taning northwesterly aloo coc twent! fet have the credit of first sending her to sea. We } state on whom the charge | r venture t ‘ i P : i ‘fal of i ~ wd ten ine hen to the pornt the pleew . d the Great Britain will visit the Th 8 ge lay, or venture to prove Loxvoy Mowry Manxer, Saturday Night, Jan, 19.— | better state than it was at this reason last year, with con- | the most beautiful of the West India Islands, there | "§ ‘Alan, that vermin other tot adj understand the Great Britain will visit the fit end it. = E Consols leave off a shade firmer, though A+ ‘market siderable hopes on the further approach of spring. ‘The | lived an old French pended and his only daughter— | cribed, and kiown upoe the above mi mi in the course of a few weeks, in order to display After a lengthened argument, the chief justice | not experienced any great accession of business during | plain trade is by no means worse, und there seems atole- | charming creature of sweet sixteen. A young Spammrd | ver 6, € mmencing ats poiut iu tie evr vwrsterlyevte of sich her gigantic portions and superb internal fittings to | proceeded to give judgment, viewing the question | the day. ‘The last quotation for money and the account | rable demand, which takes off all that is now made, | who had an esate near by, became enamoured of the | treet ave na dred ard fo ty.ore for and twa inches sou hens = the inhabitants of the metropolis. in all its bearing fully and fairly, the court could | was 96} to }. The other English st were fairly | though at miserable prices, lace being cheaper than | sweet Famele, and she, ylelding to his passionate impor | °F ¥ irom he sont on tert) corner o! Ff bn tunities, consented to ran off with him. They were not married, and inw month or two he left the almost broken hearted girl to the withering sneers of « heartless world She dared not eee her father, for she knew that her shame | «ti would bring him to his grave. Famele came to this city, | i and thence reving not but arrive at the conclusion that the present | stesdy, and for the most part fully maintained late quota. | muslin, and will weur considerably longer. Nottingham application was a very unprecedented one, and at | ion# The Three per Cents. Reduced closed 97] to 4; | Journal. variance with reason and principle. Things might | L2reeand-e-Half per Cents. Reduced, 102} to [; New| Huppsnssimey Manet —Th have occurred with respect to the jury liste the oc- | Latee-and-« Cents, 101f to 102; Long Annuities. | ket on Tuesday comprised near! Mrs. Gimour.—The trial of Mrs. Gilmour for the murder of her husband commenced at Edin- burgh on Friday, and was expected to occupy the whole of Saturday. The Edinburgh papers of Sa- he Fitth ing sow ne at our mar all descriptions ot goods i wi tr the Pith avenie riaey four fer and ven ineh~ hwesterly stone Eleven’ street ventil at last she re i 4 , 12} ; Exchequer Bills, 65a. to 67s. prem.; Bank Stock, 186 vere of considera) y arti: ii “ : turday contain no portionof the evidence, ag the | cUrrence of which was to be regretted; but he wae tote ; and India Stock, 972 to ‘ok. Spanish Stock was ste SesebuRaamere valty oh eedeen: + i dolearket | Where for many years she was looked on as one of the | ‘rays i Land Sedna ove Anes? Court desired no part of the proceedings should be | Mot sure that a fair wv eetane representation had |/also rather better. A few purchases occasioned this im- | was also brisk, and some descriptions of the most splendid women in New Orleans; but by degrees. | geen ibed. and kiown \ pon tt published until the conclusion ofthe trial. It was | been made in support o ogy the par- | proved feeling, and the market closed tolerably well. The | modity were not quite so easy to buy as of late, she sunk lower lower, down the depths of crime. | nember 7, crmmencirg at % Dott rt ticular instance relied on by emmis, and par- } Three per Cents. were last quoted 303 to J; and the five! Hacirax Manget.—There \ rted to stealing for the purpose of | Klevent very generally expected that the verdict would be ‘sevee’, one bunard a numerous attendance icular. d ke ar of Falun avenue oa hat ten ticularised by the solicitor-general. He alluded to | per Cents., 23} to . In other rexpects the foreign seeu- | of buyers at this market on lay last, and keeping her from starving | She wes sent to prison, und | «par iven rit mare samthercsterly. 8 pc Pr Hi 4, % the fact of Mr. Kemmis having in his affidavit al- | ‘ities showed. no essential alteration. Mexican’ closed | rable business was done in Camblets, ana as soon as her term of punishment had expired, she again | 10 Fi to tan ink sothwesterly snd on & fee Brean Te LTaa mms WoMmntan— | leged that when first a complaint was made upon | 2414; Dutch Two-und-a-Half per, Centy, o4 to 4; the | the other descriptions of h goods at mai The | Came forth to renew her career of misery. Yesterday she | rim, ce running # we easterie aad on a line 1 Charles Fitzwilliam, in the 43d year of his age, Five per ents, 100} to}; Ket was netive, net only for fine woolk ruitable | etm” 10 the police office of the First Municipality, und ty feet and ten welen: then vian 294 to }; Portugnese, died on Sunday last, the 14th, at_ one o’clock, this mbject by Mr. Ford, that gentleman, stated | 44'to]; Danish, 86. to 47; Colombian, 11 to }, Chilian mut f ilsand broke wools, Prices | surrendered herself ax a vagront—she had no health, no para Jel to the Filth cast uM 4 4 that 65 names that had been allowed by the Recorde | 99 to 101 ; Brazilian, 75'to 76. and Belgi : oy Hut fae octamon Holle and broke wools. Prices | (24 no place of shelter, ahaahe would rather rot inch by vand thence rurn'p, his residence in Churles-street, Middlesex. H or bod boom, ounitied frien the fe. OF these @, 151) don, ta toee Oeaens ee rae See ee | are rather Arm. jnch' in a jail than die like nddog in the atreat, "And thie | street twenty feet and ten ine tal. Hisdisease was consumption, under which had been gradually sinking for several months, ac- celerated by a depression of spirits. Mr. Fitzwil- liam was educated for a Roman Catholic priest,but afterwards commenced his career upon the stage. He bil a brother of Mr, Edward Fitzwilliam, the vocalist. The Suabian Mercury states, under tl Darmstadt, that M. de Faber, ‘who ecently tilled only were Roman Catholics, and this circumstance | firmer, and prices are up about 44 percent. Consols re. | ,,WAkenteiy Woot Marner. We have to report a gra- was one which ought certainly to have been fairly | alise 96} to 97 for money and time. "rhe settlement on Hon dateuner ceuming Weems aa nf agen he hs and candidly state he party coming before the | Wednesday has caused the jobbers to look about for | tinues to be very barely smpplied, the advance demanded court to make his application desired to act an un- | Stock, | gallscomatioae sti tl ci neater, lact week ts now fully obtained. "No movement fa short focally etated to the public that 16 feoman Catho: | sietez% preminm, meiner beng morant The new 34 | WM oe oue teal rae we have bt ‘ : . 'r Cents are 1o 'y et A sh = lics whose names were on the revised lists, were | the per Cents 97) ‘ook Bank Stock in Na ‘ohen alteration to notice since last week. Wools and omitted from the sheriff's book without making being rather higher, and India Stock has touched 973,-. | Y#rns remain fully as firm, and their tendency is still tp- the slightest allusion to the fact that the residue of | The Foreign Market has been brisk, The settlement | Wards. Some buyers have visited the town during the is the epitome of the history of one poor vagrant.—. O Crescent City. ding in part apon lots 5,6 and 7. entitled ty sue) parts thereot ay stand hased by thea. i THe no Pa sod A Nawsparne It will ie be remembered that the Hon. Henry A. Wise, once Sew Y 4 boasted that there was no newspaper published in his dis | New York, fanuary 15, 1844 A correspondent of the Baltimore Pat’ SCOTT'S BAZAAR. the statement of Mr. W.'s and to some recent ti y STREET. Numer 7) between Brovdway ond same gentleman, on the floor of ( y wees ig ty * intelligence” of the people in thi reemwich BANDE 8 OTT reiaras his moe: sincere M. Sacharaga in a duel, intends to surrender to | the 65 were Protestants, and that their nami il de and the public at laren fr the liber “ n re es also | takes place to-morrow, and from mt rancea, will | Week, and in common end low goods a fair amount of | gus as follows :— Hast ever bi ed b= he open one, avd take his trial at the assizes ot Alrey. His extreme || were omitted, for this would have completely ulter- | be in favor of the Bulls, we mould ‘pani ‘Actives is doing, some of the country houses have also Sapper Revoman eobets of Virgrnin. If you had heen a. pees Hepner ota it found guilty, will, wecording to law, § ed the character of the imputation. 224; and the New Threa per Cente, 31 to aij, | Feceived unexpected orders, In cotton gods very little | there one day in the year (840, you wonld havo seen how | The ana Liquors aud Cigars, are e three years’ imprisonment in a fortress. > Mr. Forp.—We did not know the names of the er than the improved rates of Saturday. Mexi- | i* doing; but in this branch, also, Yarns are firm.” There} good it isto have no newspiper to announce coming | (0 wer k own to ured c ‘ye wa ve nbanse Trratment or Jews tx Ruasta.—The followi: ther n itted, and consequently could not | © 11 Colombian, 11 to 11}. Chilian are | 8 @ pretty general amount of employment, though atill at | events. Mr, Wise was expected to speak ina tavern porch tnent °f Kefieahente 00 a are 1 chol vy tollis Ps he R ¢ following J other persons omitted, q y NOU! gt par, Portuguese Converted stock has been in demand, | lower prices than we like to see; but a decided Improve | ia Drummond Town, and whigs and locns were notified of | Wy wake | Ra pe Pees, Sardioey melancholy intelligence from the Russian frontier {| particularise them. . fairs at Lisbon being considered more satisfactory. | ent in this respect we fear cannot yet be Hooked for.— | jt by a man riding through the town on horseback, who} Mutto Chops Colt Ham. Backwreet Cakes appears in the Frankfort Gazette The ukase, or- Mr. Justice Perrin said he agreed with the learn- | The improvement has ; Dutch 94 per Cents | Leicester Chrontele. lifted up his voice and thn proclaimed : ' O yae. O vase, red K Cold! Bet, —'offes and Te F this here is fur to give notis that the honorable Henry 4°] #1 Wise, is fur'to be delivered of a speech this afternoon ata] Dub o'clock, right into misty Waddy’s pe-az, and 1 want you | yy ‘aay from one to thy " all far to cum,’” Failies ampplied wiih the best No twewee better supplied with EB Ouro River.—At Wheeling, on Wednesday, the gt city Papers. Always the x 1 AN} to 463 ed Chief Justice that the application should be re- | are 64} to 643. Very little testis has been done in Rail | Panis, Jan 13.—Five per cents 1240 450 500 6ho. Fi fused, but he could not help adding that there was | way Shares. Great, Western are ee Bristol and Ex- | per cents 100f 5c. Thive per cents 82f 50c 55¢ toe bo8 matter for great suspicion in the case, of gross neg- | eter, 64}: ae to 44}; South Western, 32 to 33{ | oe hoc. Bank Actions 3260f 3262f M0. Rente de Naples lect somewhere; and it was te be regretted that Ae al Croydon, 15} to 164; Eastern Counties 107: | 106f Loc 59¢. Romans 1054 Fapogne Passives 6}. Bel- there was not more care taken with that authenti- | Northern and Ea eae ase eerip, LY Gea TBs otal toe enat Ceatabe teak ear tio ee cated document, toll} premium. lonial Bank were 144i fank 1935, 6521 Ge GHUF 659 50 6551 GST 50e HBF Ditto dering the removal of the Jews from the frontier districts into the interior is at this moment bei carried into effect. Nearly one hundred thousan persons are aflected by this measure. ‘They receive passports which indicate their place of residence, aud they are expected to have all their property i, Weten obits Be, " for om* shilli og eve sgteh aud Irian Whisker. rish, seoteh, Well weet pOrsible news by the 7 ‘ ” ~ Four O'Crocx—Consols for opening, closed at 96].— | 1841, 1090f. Dutch 2} per cents 64j. Haytien Loan 1543, | Ohio river had five anda half feet of water in the channel | *™}, sold off within a tew days alter, On Saturday the Attorney-General moved, on | spanish Bonds, Acc, 2}. Mil Boe. Exchange ip ion rode ne ‘month, paper aor} and was rising. sized Hooms for Private Parties, Uinbs, Meetings, and Red