The New York Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1846, Page 4

cord to show that this of executi patronage | the deceased was taking liberties at the time, which gave | small home and demand. emily do; Vandalier, Pendleton, do. Cid brig Ariel, Means, was periodical, Mr. Sevier his seat. : offence to his assailant. ending 9th inst. weeks da tn lee The alterations ‘i : Arr _Mr. Auten and Mr. Catnovn continued the discussion | The insurance companies of Baltimore have inserted | No new features have occurred to change | Sepect of | low, and in the market aTsMouTH, May 1—Arr ship Rowland, Blanchard, Mo- till 4 o'clock, when the Senate adjourned. the war clause in their marine risks, and the sailors ob- the crap Giedien Sabetee Suptwey ae ‘West- | are so slight that it “u— ath ject to ship inthe merchant service’ so long as there is | ern; the y in the receipts are less, being now err ad PH Hos Sai, : Peers ie House of Representatives. | danger from privateers. Great Bri- ° % | Schr i koeeere : . a, a Tvoee, Wastuisorox, May 14, 1846. | Ahold lady’ was run over last evening by the Phila H | Schr! A on, Boyec' Wilmington, Del ‘The Rey. $.Tusrry, among other things. prayed that | dalphia cars, atthe cast end of Fleot atest, end instantly Py fowls, fm | Schr H growell, Boston mire Bacay May Ie-Arr v ‘ the next intelligence from the South may be rach a8 to | killed. A map named William Allen was also crushed | win é Z E Chi | ‘Baew, sche St Helena, Waseat, jeaser™ spread joy and inet roughout country. | todeath, yesterday, by the cavi in of a in in same period, bales; bbage. a Bass. | ry . Sen tw paneanel sans | the vicinity ofthe city, in which he was working. tak 77000 bales; takenfon speculation, 900 | (eT; gungh.-0 30 riped $0 BA | Berk bres, Wind bowing fresh SE, "Facwrgr. May 8 Ary sche Laure, Beige New York: Mr. Bropnrap asked lei ‘A roll book is to be ‘opened to-day, atthe Exchange, the city, 85,000 bales; amount on sale, | Crmbarme se tice $7 gees ; bia orig rts oat “bgt ay five thousand extra copies of the President's , | to raise a volunteerrifie corps for Texas. Onionnbash eae Freak 6 Miscellaneous Hecord. ait FH pees, a toe licine Ben New Tokeink and the Secompany ing documents, relative to our affairs Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. The movements in this staple this season, compared 12 Crabs. T) 0 The ships Yorkshire, for Liverpool, and Silvie de | schr Oscar, do. i with Mexico, be printed. Mar 15—7 shs Farmers’ Bank of Maryland, 41; 6 Union | With the last two, have been asannexed :— T bst =; | Grasse, for Havre, will sail this day. Letter bags close at | | Witmington, bot hg Drvgehone) i Echo, % Objection was made, and @ suspension of the rules | Bank, 624; 2 York Road, 5; 6 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad | Recesprs at axp Exronts of Corton pom Pours or % % | half past 11, at the Exchange Reading Rooms. Lush, brig Helen Mana, Sweeter, . Tron sa wank vee aEaeeiia, br cent fg loved at 2 maked. 9g bid Baloe’ Tae Usirep Srares, ork, Treah.°.0 wb | 27 The bk Borne, for Santa Marcha, reported ester | lmbi, J "Bosnia : . came up on its passage. The yeas and nays were de- io Railway shares left off at 473¢ for sale, 4634 bid. Bales. | Parsuips, 9 30. 3B y to ust of next week, isa mistake. She will sail gS cae ag em 2 imanded, Dut not ordered, and the question wat ‘decided in Be ali koa Regeln et Poste of the: Umer manera 1,973,108 Wid ick mig e254 0 | CRON RRNERIRE By Last Night's Southern Mail. ¢ affirmative by tellers—ayes 90, noes 4! | . , 1846. Cr xs sar nsce + «+ ehj673;) 'e are indebted tothe Charleston Patri i — air Manni, of Eng - DEMING cegulae | NO News Srom the South—Mititary Movements in Balt E same, sien oe Fessign Markets, Suir Rowsano, Blanchard, from Mobile poe Persea casei: Mane Atal eens adnan Mr. Mant entucky, that the bill regula- — Mili “ r - 1839, ,P.R., May 2. | in going into Portsmot i . ting the} mileage of members betakerup. ‘The sesion | ™ore—Military Visit to Philadelphia—Raymond’s Me- how the United rarer a 9 | ee, et vag dp pg be rh ‘ances, . Cardgtay rnin, ie He Cove, Kittery, w 1 [From our Correspondent. Foperell’s Cove, ‘820,481 | | Markets exceedingly. dull for nearly all descriptions of woke ci ect was drawing to a close, and it was therefore highly ne- | "#xerie—Murdoch, $e. cessary that there should be some action on the subjeot. | We are still without news from Gen. Taylor's camp, “ ola; Br schr Debonni k of this vessel, several fant eee. solved itself into a Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union (Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, in the chair), and re- at Union Hall, but the building was soon overflowed, and | of 2,053,000 bales. Y 1s—Arr schr Tay! fn Now We cannot | Sugars, c, for ordinary, to 3}c for choice fancy brands, | Tees: two water caries, one on the quarter, and the offer for | York: Centurion, Curtis, do; Aalnd. dos Soh 8 ould not F . a gars, an adjournment took place to Monument Square ; Capt: | look for recei the rest of the season, greater than | and scarce. Molasse: rd | year before-1,099,168 | American yewith a fair stock on hand. Flour, | ¢; he, wre fem id Brom ap Logiae, ~ pure Srraxen said that it would be necessary for the | though the probability is, wo shall have it in abundance | Judging from these returns,we should conclude that the | $135 Codfsh, $4; Mess Fork, 18; Lard, 13 ; Butter, 18; | fumStsi*Rortha qian gulen ts orien op. the Seine lat 96.43 | nen’ bark Amelia Mulholland, Disey ae Seren, . Mr. Manrie, eccordingly, moved a suspension of the this evening, as the Galveston steamer was due at New | Foceipts lor the year, would not exceed those of year be- | Cheese, 16; Mackerel, large 3s, 74; Corn Meal, 28; | bbls turpentine an $0 do tar. “The vessel had been stripped | Vernon, Sadler, Savanna; achra ney ciemom Roberts, rules. .! ? Qxleene. ‘the 7th i hi - fa ins fore last, when the crop amounted to 2,030,000 bal The | Rice, 6; Candles, 12s, ; do sperm, 42—other | of spars, rigging, kc, lea nothing but bowsprit. Ns NP; Umpire, (Br) Lowe, ee 4 decided in the negative, | Cri@té ou the 7th instant. ‘The excitement here is be- | receipts’ after this date last year amounted. to articles in same proportion. Corn Meal and Rice will be Fi Nourous, May 1d-‘Arr schr Splendid, Terry, New Haven. agers yon Ch bales, and the year before to 190,000 bales. for some time, by reason of the revere drought | lon 74 th the I Rowds, schr Huth Atkins, MeKeavou, from On motion of Mr. MeDowrit, of Ohio, the House re- | A meeting to raise volunteers was called last evening, | {"¢rfe Fed tees thee = egpalaltoeg Bela: valk been a aaat December, which has cut off the ground pro- | standing, bulwarke fone fore and af, ogre on deck, ang ER, Someries - B. Drake; 4 sumed the consideration of the bill making appropriation ‘ ; $12 to 13, much sought for. full of water, and the sea breaking 0% ‘At2 PM, | Comet, Cox, and stmr Anthracite, Steward, 96 hours lew for the supportot the army for the your endlag June 30, | B Mauldin inthe chair and Capt. B.F. Owen, secre: | here ge! nc Sureg onaine panods in previous year ae — sume day ellie par ot wreck of gore ins vessel | rk come Anil, San, in Albany. : | n became immense, and was ad- ring 5 Ie appeared Mr. Tuvnstay did not assume to speak for Ohio; but | dressed in the spirit of earnest patriotism, by Coleman | P*eviously existed. » Y YORK HERALD OFFIC! old. , ” SECRET DISEASE CURED, he hada right to speak for his constithents, He paid iis | Yellott, Hsq., Capt James Stewart, F. Gallager, and Wm, | ., TR quotations current in this market at the close were se dy orice a a “an yo | _ Kar Wrar, May 5—The English burl Mandarin. from Cal- | FRY a Botanig Physician that nadauiteitn he Naoisindl jan 2 Manil ton, Esqrs.; after which a series of resolutions were | ** *#hexed:— . resolving to form immediately, a company of P. Pre had, extensive practice f has cured, ‘all the ousted nostrums, beet nilvaied and in the hoe hout who w respects, in passing, to Messrs. Giddings and Tilden, and bestowed attention especially to Mr. Delano, who ad- | bound to Liverpool hat b i Livenroou Cua the Flona Reef, She had a large and valuable cargo, com- 4 a ‘ising 300 tons saltpetre, 270 tons dyew: IFICATION. 300 bags sugar, ¢., all of wiich, except the wood and a few bags of sugar in course, “damnable.” Mr. Thurman read fox the ior | drawing the music esr, harnessed in tandem. dressed the committee yesterday. When the bill to infantry, to be armed and equipped, ready: for im- Uplands. tf Thang rare carry on the war with Mexico’ became a law, he had | Mediate service. A committee was also appointed to tains iamaged state, has been entirely lost, and a ¥ to 1433 Bowery, hoped that the enemies of the country, who took pai pitch a tent at the base of the Washington monument, HR ag tg het ye lhe aan by. the Marshals cc arieeeeaeie OAM the scones of 1813, 1819 and 1814, would have no imita- | this morning, in which to enroll the names of volun- 3 amaounting. 19 Sine ene the cargo caved wt. Ce DR. EVANS tors ; but he en disappointed. The speech of the ‘ers. . e same. e M.'s, 000, mt * ae gentleman ‘was composed’ in part of what was taid by | |The Independent Greys of this city, Lieut. Hall com- | Bu Belize, fae, 1} | POPE SLAM Tae wees end te aur takin We osrctoes: | Ac Nocts Bock Btipy ness Wi caps trout Bt es boas ts he federal party during the last war. His colleague | ™anding, propose to visit Philadelphia on the 4th of July y Fair, Secedaen NS | sate aT anil in about eight or tea days for her port of destina: | than forty years in the successful prectine of biysi seemed ly to rise to aclimax—first, the war was | Next, if they should not previously be called on to go Fair, oa 03 i ‘eb 23 a gery, particularly in curing [perinots } those “ dishonest ;” next, a “party war,” a‘ disgraceful and | South. or to do duty at Fort McHenry, to prevent John | Fine, Rone none none none Meri Mar 21 Spoken. of every variety of secret y ‘old i dishonorable war,” an infamous’ war,” a“ war of ag- | Bull from bombarding our fair city, “In these exciting | ‘There is a fair supply of the medium qualities, and a pl 25 | Brig Frances Ellen, Monroe, from Cardenas for Portland, onias throat, strictures, to ci gression and plunder ;” and then it was an unholy war, | times of war, strange things may come to pass. _ | small supply of the finer and inferior grades ; a good de- | 3 +Feb 14 | sth inst, off Cape Florida. Sof the _octent Saportance fort nfureanacy wy cle os Gn unrighteous war,”’s "war against Omnipotence.” (A | , Raymond k Cos menagerie made a grand entrance in- | maud. for the lower, and a small demand forthe higher, | & regan - duly 30 | "Brig Peruvian, for New York, 3d 4; lon 7541. | | expert city ; his practice great, his success astonis Voice— And damnable.”} If it be unholy, it is, of | te the city yesterday, with their two enormous elephants | descriptions. {| Saaeee. verses MOMS | | Bark Hualeo, MoCrilles, from Bostap for Cardenas, May 7, psy ‘expelled frem the hospitals as Ap! 16 | lat 36.08, lon 68 3 New Onuras 2 vi i f Call ton Gazette of 1814, and the Philadelphia U. S. Gazette, | Mr. Murdoch appeared as Jattier last night, with Miss of lest aettrion toe Aeimiheh meee sd our myer I 26 | Schr EJ Munsel, from New York for Nassau, 7th inst, lat ‘i ices are. well arranged for privacy. at and other newspapers of that period, to show that the | Clara Ellis as Belvidere, to a crowded house. character of the European advices pay steamer Caledonia, 2| ~ Brig Flora, Hend, 5 days from Boston, for Havana, no date, | sonable, 4 ig ieere federalists indulged in similar language, during the late | received on the Wednesday previous, buyers had at first Tat 36.98, lon 71 50. MEDICAL AlD. wee rith Grest Della, The Merrimack Intelligencer | Puitapenrnia, May 15, 1846. | retired from the market, but that afterwards, on account ¥ man who shook hands with James Madison i r y rs ric ing gi i or Felix Grundy, was infamous; James Madison was & | ,, The trial of the bark Cactus mutineers still occupies st tpent oo tatlaves anit ay jee . if it dl I “‘wretehed miscreant,” &c. We find now. the ‘same | the attention of the U. 8. Circuit Court. The prosecu- | sumed with a consilesable denro of activity, which had ‘litte. The market opened kind of denunciation against Mr. Polk ; but he will be | tion have nearly closed their testimony; the defence will | the effect of stiffening prices a ship, eapposed British, was seen on the 8 inst, lat 2733, | 1 Oonon RAWOEET oe Hebi, nervousness and x6- sts. 7 , rvousit ‘Blanchard, of Portland, from Pa for Philadel- D cret diseases, &c. Just published, a popular essay ou the phis April sth it 96 1p lon 12 08 coy. the Elvire, at Boston, | ¢mMeealed causes of the decline o Stremath ariaing, from ; who’ reports her ax having lost bulwarks, and every thing off | #ructive consequences, of ex iuh you terminating in nervous debility and ‘id all those sinking ana jes and tremors whicl leck. imprudence, Dutch ship Mary Coffin, from Batavia for Boston, no date, Payta. Rio Janeiro. Rio Grande SP LSkosar Bate able to withstand it, after the overwhelming vote given | : on Saturday wi! * bes ap i seer eee ermlnine Ven | ot have any evidence to prevent, unl the charges | && Say ely» modern fomun but usenet aki i wat Onsen et sels ae unanimous for the last war ; but in Massachusetts, and | against some of the prisoners are withdrawn by the pro- | that there was a slight rise in the rates of freight ewin’ Brig Mary Aun, Benjamin, from Baltimore for Falmouth, | tember of the Royal Col jeons. of London and ether New England States, there was a large portion of | secution. Its probable that this will be the case with | to the comparatively limited. number of vests iy nok ER A ee a Fain and, ol tie Sellers eA College, the people who were not patriotic, and traitors in heart, | Tegard to one, or perhaps two of them. " unemployed, and the official announcement of hostilities ‘Whalemen, sdelthtn. Doctor is daily consult wri aiee The citizens of Ohio will be astonished to find some of ‘umors have been afloat in the city, this morning, that | with Mexico having commenced,the transanctions during Sche t Boston, from, Aux Cayes, rgporie, spoke, | Halton street, os all those disseses, where = ed their representatives (five) now standing side by side | Mr. Pakenham had protested, on the part of his govern | the day amounted to fully 10,500 bales, aad in moet ie bec tn hapa of serge Vee etown; | obtained for $1. aes unre with the five of Massachusetts. There were many re- | Ment, against our troops occupying their present posi- | stances holders were enabled to obtain elightly imeeotadl ce a a ae and for Protinnetorees gta Whnliog i gt ha RO siding in the State which he, in part, represented, who | tion on the Rio Grande, and generally in relationto our | prices. ‘The inquiry on Monday was agein quite active, Apl 10 | fim: She reported 15th ult, in Sam Bay, brig Juno, Bat Hignvertan Dispensary, No. 3 Divistos srteee, waere DE. would tell his colleague (Mr. Delano) that the sentiments | hostile demonstration. 'As, however, it was doubted at | ind although many buyers were detered from operating Br 8 | sbi; ath, brig Maracaibo, "Nickerson, Plymouth,’ 250 pene aa ape grt ory sine uttered yesterday were familiar to them-—that they had | Washington, where it originated, there is, doubtless, not | in consequence of the full prices which were asked, an M577 | Black fish’ bound to the Gulf of Mexico;, a2d ult, b He moe OTS scedigine is noch thee Wives er 4 heard of them beiore, as being the views of the anti-war | Much foundation for ; the difficulty of effecting freight engagements, about 7,500 Y ap | Cook, Cook, clean; sche Ontario, Prior, 100 spm40 wh; 25th ison from the system, no matter how old the party, and of those who composed the Hartford Conven- | A steamboat left, yesterday, for Washington, loaded | bales changed hands, esterday the arket was compa- 12 | ult, off J i¢, brig Cadmus, Soper 51s. every manner convenient, All may use it with tion, with specimens of the handiwork of our artizans and quiet, the sales have only amounted to some 4,00 3]. Brig f ific, Tillson, was seen of Race Point on the morn- fect safety, without ir ituation, Mr, Sims, of Missouri, alluded to the nice distinction | manufacturers, for the national fair, A set of rosewood | bales, but the ‘slight improvement in the lower qualities | Liverpool... I 2 | inkof the 12h inst, Beating into Provincetown; has been a | diet or hindrincs from beaene Oh Doe which had been made between “war? and “hostiliues,” | Chamber furniture, valued at $90,000, made in this city, | which wes Fe ae semen aualiio® | La Gaayss. 1 10 | Fue IEMonEDE.. 95408, lon 3140, ship Chas Drew, of | deithia branch office, No. 22 Arcade. mylt tm¢r but, in his opinion, there was just as much difference as | forms a portion of her cargo. ide have, therefore, made a change in our quotationsof | Cia" 3 | and for N Bedford, from Pacific. GERMAN SILVER. between a negro and a black man, when a gentleman | | A recruiting party is now out, enlisting seamen for | an eighth of a cent. the t business of the three days, and 30 Foreign Ports. JAMES G. MOFFET. No. 131 Prince street, sreond Meek Wants to buy a slave. Even if our country was wrong | the United States naval force. A number was soon ob- | in which buyers for England, France, and other conti- Canpexas, May 1—In port, brig Napoleon, Jordan, for Bos- westof Broadway, is Sonspanehy. manu factiring | in proclaiming this war, it was not patriotic to proclaim | tained, js 4 . nental ports, and the North, have all participated, amounts | ~ nge 5 ton, Sid brig Frances, Ingraham, for Baltimore; and oth- | 5 of various numbers and wide be, wha A | it to the world; we should march up to the Rio Grande, | _ ‘The brig Wm. J. Watson, Capt. Eckfeldt, arrived yes- 700 bales, The stock in first Bands, though on the | Loxpox—Packet ship Quebec—Chas Macdonnell, lady and | ¢7%, as before reported. Pe eS ea tail, A and drive back the invaders, and carry the war even to | terday morning from Ponce, P. R._ She brought no news, is large for the season, but there is not a | son, Montreal; Wim Thompson, lady and family, Cambridge; | XtXasro, Jam April 90-—In port, bark Gleaner, Smith, from eT ees ae cold will be delivered in any marr of the perce, He patent Wel er Merman | niger ote te renee cere Gti | ee eae died Hardee AUB, and aly, Lobden: Slee Wightman | mover Cunticoo"| Bike fom anramh for aasenl, | city ot Brood ya, re of expene aint peace. nded that our ri were to the x Sowers i and family, England! Thos Stevens, lady and cl ore, doy v plonsani + Rio Grande We het susaces Tone ee ete | “The front of the Girard Bank building is to have its Mra Painter and children, Northampton; Miss Gi do; David Duff, West, fram Norfolk; schr 8 Wainwright, TENNIS COURT, 283 BOWERY. baek to the bosom of her mother; and he was as willing | appearance improved, by a scrubbing with sand and wa- Corn Trade. Bigmon, London; Rev Mr Gooding, lady and family, Su Soom, fore gaff, part of deck load and leaking badly. | "JVHE Subscriber, having taken the above-named to fight for_ every inch of the soll fo that boundary’ as he | te", before the transaction of banking business is recom: | Tio receipts for tho past week have been large, caut Aton thems, lady and son, London—227 in steerage. Two | The'sehr Harriet, for Alexandria, DC, sailed the day before; | ay) _WOUld inform, his frends, an “94 would be for Rhode Island, Massachusetts, or any other | Menced in it. The institution will, I think, also need | ing a slight reduction in prices, although the demand for | _Bexmuba—Brig New Orleans—R Hollis and family, Capt ig Susannah, from Halifax, do. thorough repairing. ‘To the Alley has been added a State of the Union. «It was, however, enough for him to | ome whitewashing, to improve its credit. home use and Eastern export “has bes fair. ‘The shij D Gould. , Mavaguen, Pit bane 2—In port, barks Zulette, Wessey, | 56° mg } for the conveni ‘of 3, know that war now exists, and that the honor and inter- | Stocks fell off to-day at the close of the sales, caused, | Hing-demand hes alo bees to a fair extent, yer nor fo | MowsLt—Bark Gazelle—Mra Owens and child. from and for Philadelphia, 1dg; Panchita, Pierce, from and for | with an alley of 120 feet, in c 8 be exis of the country required it tobe caried on with vigor, | probably. the runors from Washington, in relation | Brink as Inight be expected. Among the aalet we notice | (le cyanpe Bark Chalcedory,st Salem—Wm A Pedrick, | a(R “Gailiceumier, from and far Marstlies Ws Sahiororis eateceioect hs for sup quality of Wie igo, 4 “aac en pronounced an “unholy war,” a i 2500 bbls. Genesee and Michi for re phat i Black Hawk, Bunnel, from and for New Haven, Ide; Sonar; und ‘reseertl f Dut he believed that it was Just—nations were compelled, Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. tnd some 8 to 10,000 bbls. Okie, "Michigan end Genesee, | 2 AAHLGE autre Rare Rimaishy Mrs Borrance, Mr Xurvee, | Giipacriek, fin Wilmington, une, wig: Elalida, Craberse, for | Serwrs, and refreshments, he will leave to the judgment of by necessity, to have war occasionally—and, in conclu | _ May 15—Srcoxp Boanv—$0000 Reading Hailroad bonds, | in lots for home use, $4 62} a $4 75, chiefly at $4.62} shed ed Ut adAastahal oi New York, Idx, Chas Thomas, Leach, from Salem, for New | bi* H. WOOLLY, Bat Ball Alley, on, he expressed his fervent hope that long 715 $200 Btate 30, 64g + $300 do, 64 ; 525 shs Vicksburgh Bk, | $4 693. 1000 bbls. Now Orleans sold at $4 60, and some Fore just arr, Lemans, (Br) Le Messurier, fin Liverpool, i rectly opposite Prince st, pa Ries rep moped pe ey Fei eat eS Railroad, 21% ; $2000 Sate | 10% $4 62}. Southern continues dull, and prices with: | Lowpox—she Seetee area Ene eae FW Maren | PHifacishice M2 Men MES Heisiehn SE EY Nong, | _ New York, May 7,146 a Gres resend of toe free and the home of Sue Dena || fas Mikio pel eeneny ted fate | out improvement t; 650 bbls. Alexandria and Howard ake acid # do Braceiate 56 pes maes Eemese Fu ran ‘f azelle Pierce, fin and for Boston, ldg; Columbia, | Se £ineena a los Estranjeros el Ingles. . Mr. G. Davis laid it down as an uncontroverte yA street sold at $4 50; some Georgetown at the same price; fawrin-ed che bristle Knapp, fm and for Georgetown, y. Bark Seboois, immoveable principle, that war can legitimate] St oc e00 ule ae en tai Common 38 dour is tans, oar Browe Gon to entaees Law, | Thorson, for Bangor leh Ba ish Toad: by act of Congress, and he charged that the President of 0G- There was a report circulatig through our atthe ship Babe: te J pgs C King & co—2 Noritz, Oppen. | ing at Ponce, At Aquadille, Span 0 : i tive at $3; good is worth $3 26. Jersey corn meal is weeps "3 vist the United States had undertaken to wage war whilst | Streets to-day, which produced some surprise and | wanted at oo 26 a $3 31 “harsels “bat heim & co—4 T Reynol: bs rder—2 hhds’ J | rano, fro ; waiting, the frigate Cristina and steamer > ane : . rs z # < he a t since our ynol tin orde: ads wine rano, from Havana; waiting, ri ie Spell fer i seenien id without its authority. If | excitement, viz.: that Mr, Pakenham had protested | jast, owing to it ae y, there has been but little | Matthews & co—2 cs woven bras: rks ‘Looper, win sta Congreso, destination unknown. conser e Rio Grande, and there was | against our’ troops crossing the Rio Grande. As this ru- | done, Ship stuff 4 We elephants) teeth H I Ingalls —s 4 m1 May 5—Arr 3d, barks Victor, Clark, from Ha- an invasion by Mexico, it was the duty of Congres mor may have flown, by this time, half the way to New | Wheat isin but mod Fee othtes Gare et GB Morewood & co—6 J Cou cases copper sheathing Idg for Hamburg; Peytona, Brown, fim do, for | * mat imere ischr Chanon, Peterson, fm I ; protect it. He rejoiced’ at the effort of the Prost York, and may affect the price of ‘stocks, if it were not | 900 bushels White ce cone g oetd aay the mal sti ery po ree Bag er ate erp tly rd jes, Crowell, for Cowes; lit, brig Venue, Soul THE AMAZON WIG! 3 make peace by sending a minister, and deeply regretted | even designed to effect that object, we deem it our duty 1.124 8000 do good Illinois, for milling, $1; ‘and 1500 in- | 2 Finn é& Bates—t Chas Kean—3 hinds 1 qr. cask Madeira wine | Vandalia, Pendleton, aud. bark Ellen ‘Augusta, Hamilon, R. Gentlemen’s real Heads of Hair, igs, e mission failed of its.object. He denied, however, | to say at once that the story is, so far as we are advised, | ferior do 85 cents. Northern Rye is in moderate request | H $ Leverich—2 pgs Mr Sloam—2 Carey & Hart—8 J K Her- | for Portland. In port, ships Forrester, for Tries improvement, in the manufacture that the Texans, in the revolution, conquered io the Tic | Without any foundation —IFashington Union, Moy 4. | ot 68 cents, delivered, at which 3500 bushels. Wi Hick—15 GB Morewood & co6 G Meyer & coms order | 1d e Patten, Fulton, for Cowes and St Peteraburg, 1 rande—to think so, was preposterous in the extreme. a disposed of. Northern Oats are steady, with Barber Brothers—70 slabs tin G W Shields & co—39 pgs order | Murillo, Woodside, for Trieste, 12th; Mary Frances, Jewitt, =3 0 Allen—1 W Croghan—I J Pickersgill—I | for St Petersburg, idg; Edwin, Wales, unc; barks Jacob § indatone Naylor K.eo-i_ es microscopical instruments B | Wain, Howland: for New York, ldg, to sail. 12th; Detroit Fatiam—t0 pipes 6 bhds wine J Matthews & col. cs stereo: | Lowell, for Cowes, 6th, (Previous accounts from Havana Meek—23 ct sheet copper order—t pipe 3 hhds | port her as having sailed from H. on the 30th ult. for Boston, cect M Hobe Wed Guvdeser ROK Whiterkt | dos Beane: Hallee: for Hamburg, Gh Luton, Goodrich 000 bushels Western, part af 65 cts; | Erich Hall & co—l H on ison KAl- | Abbote Lord, Blaisdell, for Cowes, to sail 12%h; t Nu ; and resolving to respond to the recent | 15,009 Jersey and Northern, part, 68 for Yellow; 6000 | j.7°"; h coi H Grifin—1 J Morton—1 Morrison & Al- | Ab Grd, Blaisdell, for Cowes, to suil 12th; Al and s0 he determined to provoke it on himself, to school | act of Congress, and to stand in readiness whenever the | North Carolina White, 64, weight; and 1000 Virginia | {0% LAW cite eo) ea ee oe To ee oe acon et Stars Before to-day, Gen. Taylor, he ventured to assert, had ‘Tue War Feetinc.—In obedience to a call of | mand at 41 a 43 cts. Corn, since the l ftruck an effective blow; but he made a distinction be- | the Mayor of Lancaster, Pa., a. large and enthn- | in our lat, has been less plenty, and the market o lite er oye and Mr. Polk, the usurper, who had trampled | siastic assemblage of the citizens took place, which was | firmer; good qualities, however, are no higher, and the | type on right and. the majesty’of the constitution—and, ow is | addrested in an eloquent manner by a number of speak- | common descriptions rather lower, Among the sales,we | "in . necessary war. | passed, i Mr, Polk knew that Congress would not sanction a war, | purty distinonions and revolving to {to the recent | 13,009 Jersey ant they isplay the forehead to ventilating Sr gosoumer ork. They fit on the head 7 mee ee rely new; tenance and at once become part and parcel of the the country for a state of war with England, growing | President may re: vi My TO COUNTRY SHANTS, DRI ‘ ) BTOV quire their services. Yellow, 65, measure. er—1_W A Douglass—4 Carson & Newbold—6 pgs straw plat- | ney, for New York; Massachusetts, Pritchard, unc; Busy, U! MbRC. TS, » out of the question of Oregon. He held the ‘President taut bakabieniean ail New Ontraxs, May 6.—The market dull and stagnant, | ting Stone, Sway kecjesab toe chalk “Grinnell, Minturn Ko. | Smith, do; Watchman, Clark, from Georgetown, une. id AKERS. ierotaible, and would continue to hold him up to con- Sales of Stocks ut Boston. at reduced rates. The sales of the three days comprise | _Mayactez—Bri ~~ Gorham—101 hhds sugar 25 do 10 og May be pd shin Canada, Crawford, Green- H°%. NEW WESTERN, BY THE POUND OF Ree ee peer ; Broxens’ Boann, May 14.—25 shares Norwich & Worces- | © BUmber of small lots, amounting in the aggregate to | tcs molasses B DeForest & Co—29 do sugar Masou & Thomp- | oc; bark Krromangs, Rameay, Glasgow. | os wwase trom | Poutaee it Pe i White Wi the war bill) explained his positon, Neate against | rer RE, 5 0 10 da, S254; 30 do dp, 9 10ds, 5234; 190 do do, 5254; | Rot more than 2000 barrels, of which 750 were sold on | “Nzvyiras—Brig Andrew Ring—383 tes honey HE Moring | New York : Bal Sod, GinreBroaser” | Castor ones Why itr Deleon. Devan hes | oul. hr wategtbnw corigees "we we | Nanas? tals ist Ohetant <p chao Ze tee | pihiswaltea oarhons macerbeeer™ = C= | cea eepaaien Anat rr, be Vii, Coes | Corea eet | hoy Legos, | Srna. they had expressed. The preamble of the bill was false | "The sales. at the Board. to-day’ were small—Norwich and | and the balance yesterday, including, 200, Obie, ara ta: | 2 Ogee cE er eee dey. ort. bark Roslin, Doty, load: | oud dttronictment ot rece oll redepiiegs or tale Inevery particular, it commenced by eaying that war | Worcester advanced 1's 14; Long Tsland, 14; Hast Boston | [The onty sale noticed in’ WWhea, forthe last thee days, Domestic Importation. ivhitmore "Biche, feo go. | by WEEKS PAN Bt) a war was provoked by Mexico. Bot! %e 5 : was 1900 bushels prime, on Monday, at 85 cts. This indi- aLacnicota—Bri — Drak Franklin for Montevideo, with cattle; | -°at Im#rh 30 Fulton, comer Water, scseruaay were utr.” War itt eet a the tine, « Berane Boanp—25 shares Norwich & Worcester Railroad, tera ing er of It, er burbel from the extena wftsvasasd iat Warnes bar "Beoge_ ‘ee Kenhaiwa, Ramsdel, diag; ‘Hanover, Dennison, from Monte: SHAPE & 00. v y Mexico. How, then, rate of last week- Corn—The business of last Saturday I: ayenport: ichardson & Co—224 Collomb & Ise- i vie" ‘ 4 coal he vote ar the memare? “howe who had opposed a was confined to two small lots of mixed and white—1000 | {i8--13 sacks ground Tope! Talman—1 bor mdse Geo Ro- | pion. fom’ Batuimorg: distr ‘ake, Wah, Yor Now York ty aai} Broadway, near Bark Pace, it ha : f ism, as hypocrites, MMECRCI AL. C 2 . | 3 days; sch Albion, Harding, unc. Std 12th, brig Charles and Packet 4 to him, wi . . je ing es—B0 kegs butter RL Case & co— | 105 —— “ . $ i |. Havi made no boast of courage, no denunciation should pre- | Asnes-—Asteady demand for’ export takes off our re- the white and. yellow, at 46] 0°98, agreeably | I box segars Hd A Seyder—s2 bes 3 ble trunk J's Platc—i | SEORope, April 2-Ja port, ship Emily, Davis, to eal sth | simeten, adabeed tothe cat 208 wrth MF Andro vent or deter him from speaking his free opinions. ceipts at $3} for Pots, and $4 06} for Pearls. The receipts | to guallty a portion of the latter was in bulk, at 39 cts., | bale 25 hides H Goldstien—s8 dry hides | bdl deer skins. Base oe nas; brig pees tet ol the ‘Rue Castiglione, Paris, well known to most of our: regard to the soil, even if the Rio del Norte was the t1 are about barrels less than same time last year. and a part in the ear at 40. M -Barque Rose Standis! bls cotton Collender ‘Taixipad DE Cuna, May 2—In port brig J W Huntington, ionables who have visited Europe, they are now to boundary between the United States and Mexico; if!” Brrswax.—Quick, for good qualities, 29jc. Bartiwons, May 13.—Sales of some limited lots of | & lstim=1t7 Cahoon & King—o Treadwell & Moore 345 | pncetr, from New York, disc. * | cuperse caeos is @aty}9 Ok SMROenleMOnIOG |) there was not ashadow of doubt that it ran up tothat | Correr.—Prices are without change since our last; the | Howard st. our were made yesterday at $4 18}. There | Collina& Carhart—131 Dellinger & Ames—3it ED Hurlbut & pesalang OP anri2 Lm? 46 A rivers, even then, if reliance was to be placed on th market still continues firm, with a fair demand. of | is but little animation to-day. Some small parcels were | Moyer—33 bdls Cox & Marshall—1 r& Brothers—2 | Bostox, May hi ius, Kelley. New Or- STRAW BOARDS. counts which have reached us, the United States : | 3000 bags Rio Coffee at 74 273; 800 do Laguirado, #8}, | taken at $4 18}, but buyers are not disposed'to pay over Ips fc Mbuet unk TE Clismet case Taye | lene back tahoe Hughes ‘Cagrarvon ; Elvir. | §5() TONS Straw Boards, just received, a sgodanicle, fr aggressor, by blockading Matamoras, and cutting off | an advance; 400 do St. Domingo do, Gha 6} ash; 300 do | $4 12}. The receipt price om oars Secreted. for k Marks—1 box Walker & Wadsworth—2 boxes StJohu, | Gorham, Palermos Carib, Nickerson, Omoa ; Harward. sale by PERSSE, &, 8, supplies from the Mexican forces. He supposed that the | Java do, 10/ a 11; 300 do do, green, 8} a9; 200 do Mari- | - City Mills flour is held ‘$74, but we hear of no | Raymond & co. 4 Harward, New Orlean Nichols , Noyes, Phila- | _ 819 1mm Saget Nessaw strost. Mesicans had the same right to cross the river and cut | caibo do, Se sales. The stock is very light. ny | delphi; Delaware, Fisl brigs Commerce, Berry, | HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS. General Taylor's supplies, as General. Corren.—New sheathing continues firm at 23 cts, six | Sales of 1000 bbls Susquehanna flour, to-day, at $4 25. | =. 4 Ca SPIES & CO., having Maiden gut of their supplies x 'Mataorns Thi’ Was wast | moet Grain=-The supply of wheat nemall-end ewctesere | MARITIME HERALD yeh Cea sejatiae: | AL: gers legeand walt oret eck of Manta, Coe first fruits of annexation ; it was long ago prodicted by | Corrox.—The enquiry to-day was quite limited, being | mostly for shipment, at 92 a 95 cente, and occssionally 97 Ss Penns Salem, N.J.: Myra, Studley, Brid FN parma malay woghne ght Be Sh = himself and others. Messrs Upshur and Calhoun, former | packet day. The sales reported amount to about 00 | cents, for choice reds, A sale of a lot of Pennsylvania | > —— oe ane Steam Shipes | forty Com built expressly for A: C, Herscy’s ine’ of Phils: | extremely low prices for cash or appro psd Secretaries of State, put annexation, not on the ‘ground | bales—prices without change. red was made to-day at 97 cts, for shipment. Movements of the Steam Ships. delphia packets: sehrs Geo Poliok, Casey. Curacoa; Huron, MILITARY EQUIPMENTS— of extending the area of freedom, but the area of slavery. | Hors.—Sales of Eastern and Western have been made | Corn is dull. We quote white at Gra 62 cts, and yel- | Steamers. Captains, ,J#80e,, ,Duein Leave | Hall, Jeremie, via Kingston, Ja; Union, Ityder, Jacmel; John, OTHE SUBSCEIS a eapecirally Oatiay = r. Jones, of Georgia, did not intend to enter into the | at 18 cts, for brewing. low at 62 cts, nacepanl. -teparioms ‘obeeries. Pitan Charles, Sterns, Mobile; Lowell, military pablic to his assortment of Military Equipments question of slavery ; but, when gentlemen from the |" Favir—A large quantity of bunch raisins sold, a day a iJon. 1] Ges Carle, doy Win W Wee ‘Aduzee, | aleeted 00 ol. commenaies) Milter: is Nees orth attacked the institution, let them look at home. | or two since, at $2 20; and a lot of an inferior quality American Provisions. 2 June 6 | ancke, Knight mn, Di about changing their sa\form, or those about forming % e negro slaves in the South were placed beyond want; | wentoff at $28. A lot of soft shelled almonds, Mar-| phe weather Mivaie thir! yesh e008 “ne : June 16 | Zone, ‘Kelley; ts, Phi new companies, will be supplied with they would compare with the white slaves of the free | seilles, 11} cents. Prunes, Bordeaux, in glass jars, 16cts, | 19 ly of all description of yeoduce. Rie marke + June 25 | schrs Increase, He: Gran. FIRE C. FIRE Cal States, were as well clothed, as w and just as | 4 mos.; 75 cases dried Canton preserved ginger, $6, six | goSeraily’ forthe pant’ >a typ Be ‘ae market + July 1] yille, Whitcher, New York; 3 Ant A fall assortment of every variety, constantly on hand, and In the South they saw ino black paupers, beg: | moss lot of Baracoa cocon nuts $25; 000 fars'Spunieh | FeUe*Ally, forthe past week, hae Deon. firm, and a good Crochet; Sum, Nickerson; John B, Dill; Union, Hicks; Hich- | made to order at theshorestnetieg 7 aa, King a miserable subsistence. He insisted on our boun. | olives, on private time. By auction, 'a lot of Palermo | Gually advancing, We quote a hilene ee Packets to Arrive. Packets to Sail. mod, Bellen ¥ankee, Speer, and Avenger, Hall, New Cork: | _ Cesetee OS Se eee Moxnve, roganted the wrovinee ot Penn adison. and | lemons went offat $2 62}. $275, cash; and oranges at | 51°69" $0 13), and 400 fo £00 bbls. moss at $11 124% | Garrick, Hehe Yorkshire EMO ntay ag | abide 2G Adaims, Nichols, Rast indies: Blanchaid, Blanchard BILLIARDS. , Tegan province of Texas as having that | $2 75 a $3. $1195, "At the close $11 25 was refused by some holders. ‘orkshire, ley, lay 16 | New Orleans: Brewster, Som h, RCADE BULA SANs river for its boundary. We had a port of entry there, and Lea May 2s —Since our last report changes have taken place, Sprague, Lunt, London; L Garrick, Trask, Apl it Independence, Allen, Apl 24 Speen of the West, i Cap ), in i . a 4 clay street, near Hloese MIC L, 80 that territory would soon be represented in Congress. have advanced. The stock of Missouri pig is | Sales 100 bbls, soft mess at $11 12}, and 125 do. old at | Waterloo, Alien Apl 26 | Sderidan, Cornish, N leans: brigs 8 Williams, ‘Thompson, Ciea: | Known to the billiard playing portion of the city, Yet gentlemen said the country on this side the river did | suid'o be very limited. Salesin Missouri pig were made | $10 125. Beof is $6 a $0 60 for prime, and $7 50 a $8.0 | Fidelia, Hackstalt, May 11 Oxford faegos? Tokens Lorenzo; Mayo, Schuylkill, Pay echt yer | informs, hs trends, and bill aye in general, not belong to us! He would like to know what consti- | at $370 4 $3 45, cash; yesterday holders were asking $1 | £0" Mess- Sales 100 bbls. prime at 5 18. Bee! Hams are uer, y, May net, Smith, Jeremie; Diamond, Halleck, Newbera, NC. Sid, | thathe has taken ve large, airy,,! iy ap tuted a right to the soil. ‘The President had been com. | 95° Sales were made iso at $4.12) a $4. 25, $s to $9, according to quality. Tierce beef is $12. In | victoria, Morgan, Apl 20 ngs” May 20 | ships Goodwin, Concordia, Dencalion; barks A Maria, Mary, | Jishmene, where they will find in first rate ordet pared to Cesar. God grant that Mr. Polk may have | Movasses—The market within afew days has acquire’ | \¢kled Meats we hear of nothing Sie pee te 8 Wellington Chadwick May 1| Toronto, Pratt,” May 24 | ong Cuba brigs Russian, Pearl, Deliay scht Boston. iadel- | respectfully invites « call from his en OF a ‘omwell never went ‘ini 26 ” 2 r 28e 7 . ry be HAVRE. 7 SO, ie i into battle, but ‘victory followed his standard, May our | priniced st 26 8 270; Cardenas 19} 0 20c; Rico 28c; | Tittle of thts remains in market, the outlet has been great | Oneida, Funck, Apl 16 | Silvie de Grasse Rich, M mat Tinm, May 9 Asrstin Joka © Calhoun, Beheon, Balti: 1 aA cme well supplied with the best + armies be led on by Mr. Polk! had also been com- | ~ Ricr.—Nothing done since out last ales are en- | Stextremely low prices—7aScts. In a few days the | Herre: Ainsworth. May 3) Lous Philips, Lous Cuancesrox, May 12—Arr brig Linden, Burr, New York. | _my6 Im*r MIC. Poy to Bonaparte. So long as Bonaparte fought for | tirely confined to home use. Price as | roted. | pond ee commence arriving in large quantitic a roomy ia Mame, Lch, bri tS ng yder, Boston. Cid lverk Jeptase Carter, 835. 000 #4 ANA AND. P reedom, the sun of Austerlitz shone on his pathway, and | Svaan.—The market since our last l: ery firm, | Coe’ bolae ta enced Palen tay Caos Gaston, Coulter, Apl 12| Arcole, Eveleigh, June 1| Havre; Convoy, Humphrey, Boston; brig Moses, Bulkley, 4) and Havana conducted him to victory. He hoped that Mr. Polk | with a fair demand from the trade for ali «ind. We | Ct Sales in grease butter have been mad ee | May 11—Arr brig Clement, Ryder, from Bos- | %p/gey guiouide. all sizes, | 160 would follow his example. He said the day would come | quotefeales of 700 hhds New Orleans at 6 a6}, 100 do Por. | °t% Which is probably the lowest figure it will PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 16. mee ame daar die occ $2,000 + Ast ha ~ pend yrhen those who voted against the war bill, would deep- | to Rico, 7 a 73; 400 boxes Brown Havana, 7} a St; 100 do ah somueaeetncaeeertin Ll ey por Paste ee =! oe Epoartowx, May l—Arr sehr Maize, Verril, New Yo k arance of opposi- | W i 5 { don now-but ‘one ‘heart and one arm. ‘The enemy | Yeute, 40" 40 Nh Fas inter Gull st ttaoe cies riving in small lots, and sells at 7 ets. Cof7} cts, wo | omer tals etke-Ns arrival tis morning. ‘Bigs ‘over the shoals. 1dth—-No arrival this moming. Brigs Ellen, of Portland, and Emeline, of jon, -d down sound yes- torday [9 reported: bot! of and for Po |, the former from Richmond and the latter from New York} oe River, May 12—Arr brig Agenoria, Elder, from Mo- Lard in should have no encouragement in our dissensions, but | sales. We quote Otard Dupuy & Co at $230 a $2.50, | P&arrels 6 a 6f cts.; kegs 7 cts., with a good supply. SUN SETES. the effort on the part of all, should be to defend and | Hennessey, $2,18 a $2,25; A. Seignette, $2,08 a $2,10. In | New Onxrans, May 5.—Pork—The comparative inacti- protect our country from insult. He believed that there | Rum and. Gin, very’ little doing. Sales of Domestic | vity noticed in our last review, was succeeded on Satur- Cleared. was but sentiment in the South and Southwest, and the | Whiskey at 20} a 20: day by a brisk demand, partly ‘for the army afd partly | Ship Yorkshire, Bailey, Liverpool, © H Marshall. people of those sections were willin# to prosecute the | Yaw Cinde hell we tiie of . | on speculation, which continsed Ship Silvie de Grasse, Rich: Havre, Fox & L Reaper, forfoll. Wwar'to the palace of the ‘Montezumas; and there dictate | posting A Sita Sull—we hear of nothing worth re- | £7 Po days fully 4,000 Voss prices varying at plOG2a71 | Shp Cortolanus, Harle, Marseilics’ Chamberlai Fe er tae Reset Nace Dunes to her the terms of peace, as England did to China. | Tomacco—The market continues firm, with a fair de. | for mess ; $8 809 for prime ; $8 2548 75 for rumps, | SMP Duncan. Daggett. Glasgow, Danham & Dimon, | | York: jassaadit, Philadelphia for Taunton; 9h, sloop r. Sims of South Carolina, obtained the floor; and, on | mand for Kentucky. Sales were made at ja cts. All | and $1025 a 10 50 for M.O. Yesterday the market was | SpiP Devonshire, Tt hy Charlerton tae Petros we, spn S Hee , Se Johns, motion, the bill for the pay of the army was infor | other dicriptions are quite dull. By auction, come hhds | More quiet, but still somewhat animated by an increasing Bye Gittespie, | We Pesan Beker a | 0. H ; | John . Desi mally laid aide. Feieekcdion ei | of nmerchantable Kentucky sold af 24 034 cs. | demand for plantation orders, and the sales embraced Bos alee Appleton, Para, J B 5 b. 7 atl " ov Is a , (the noticed,) 50 man, rt. On motion of Mr. McKay, the committee took up the | for ashen econ tt Bs to Sa} for Newt, i tar do. in lots, at do.; 20 do. at dor 38 do. at grt 100 do. in se- ark fanbella, McKee, Wilmington, Alsop & Chaancey, wit. amendments of the Senate, to the bill making appropria- $ in | Veral lots ‘at do.; 30 do. prime at $8 90, some Bark Edward Koppish, rs, Boston, S Spent os the wiost fastidi tions for certain fortications, for the year nding June | tmalliots at svasice ue Se “| sual lot at $9. cygreeably ‘oa ment we published | Bre large ayes Near a Coe ae ol ampaon, Ric Ar stall wen continaly on , q lor pol ; esterday, careful uy the retu: . : : Bri rei » Wm f a ‘The amendments were: for Fort Monroe $75,000; for | obtained re ees but noadvance hax yet been | Tectors. the whole amount at the inspections Mn hei Bele Thos Trettnd Sam icy Pe eeePort. Kay Waser, May 4 oar: nie One mae l Sete one i MATTHIESSEN the fortification of the Florida reef $200,000. They were | ° Tras ax Avctiox.—Imported in the ship Eliza Ann— | inst. was only 25,986 bbls, of which 11,081 was mess, | Schr Emerald, Snow, Pererabare, © Wheelwright, delphia; aghe Mayflower, Mobiles bere = ordered to be reported to the House. Tareas, notes ot six todos, payne tn aie aity, and 0,406 prime, ‘Both the sales and receipts have since | Sehr Frances, Fowler, Swedesboro, N L MeCready. search of freight, and wat to sail Sth et Pour days for New At half past three o'clock, the committee rose, the | Hyson—L0 half chests at ob cents 1b; 20 chents, 62}; | Deen quite heavy. We could only ascertain the delive. | Schr Jasper, Hamilton, Boston. York is HENRY BENT respectfully informs the amendments to the fortification bill were concurred in, | 54 half do 56; 25 chests 66); 14 half do 54; 25 chests tal ries for April at two of the inspections, which amounted | Schr Erie, Wi , Salem. “ Lewes, Del, May 13-A fall Figqed brig, supposed e So; | AE trade, chat in fagure he. will carry on Line ‘And the House adjourned. | 91 do 51; 300 1alb boxes 46}. : * | fo'20.008 Dbl, ‘ogninst 17,080 Feesived.” Bacon—There | 0 Roser Wiliama. Sturkes, Providence, phi, om Trinidad de Cae, eume i the fore a aa a ane eianee st Young Hyson—46 half chests 81; 63 do 66; 144 do 66; | has been little or ne change in prices, the range being | Darge Delphin, Lamb, Philadelphia. up. “The brigs, Sarah Louisa, for Former hrs Cutler, | way. New York. Ten Batimonr, May 15, 1846. | 49 do.66; 48 do o4; 88 do 92; 00 do 44; 272 do 414; 210 do | from 8.0.41 for shoulders, of (for Missouri) a 4 tor sides, | Steamer Black Diamond, Manchester, Providence. snfiolargeree. for Boston, came down an proceeded tos ENGRAVERS +4 394; 63.do 39; 142 do 38}; 350 do 38; ic mbrace only a few q Th ‘but one schooner now at Ne Southern Nows—ol List of Fetal Accidente—Lovs of | $1) Nsno'ghi $13 do Ab}, 190 do. 44; 108 do 30h; 000 do | casks, Bulk Pork 40,000 Ibs. sold ‘yesterday at 43 for | Packet ship. Quebec, Witwer saeVorage” Wong tnatehe bound in. Wind rom BW, and pt hy nepal ME ee Rg Pe had Siz Lives—Wer Clause —Terae Volunteers — Stock | 3785, ; ' ‘ sides and hams, and 3c. for shoulders. Lard— a dahl a taken eee ee oe Pe ? , from the best the to any 35; 22 do 80; 1937 do withdrawn. 5 3c. ‘oulders. Lard—Tho sales | month, April 15, with mdse, to Grinnell, Mintufn & Co. 21s pty Bi L I. Board, §c | "Gunpowder—6 half chests 634; 8 do 65; 92 do 64; 97 | of the three days amount to 1,665 bbls. This indicates an | ‘April, Jat 16 44 Ny lon 1245 We spoke ship Vistula, of an , May Ly Sl Pat ha ay a | 5 eCard No news from the South yet. ‘The delay is supposed | 40 55}; 54 do 54; 13 do 01; 16 do’ 50; 29 do 49}; 75 181 | increased demand. ‘The prices have ranged from 5} to 6}, | from New Orleans, for London. ‘Took Mr John Mason, pi- i ima, ‘Nc ‘ ‘dose! ‘stock always on to be on bxs 37}; 175 do 37; 263 do 854; 269 olb do 38). ood No.2 to prime. The sales on Saturday comprised | lot, from the, pilot boat Syiph, 290 miles E by N of Sandy | Moret sty Sa, Vilagi- Arr schre Lois, Perry, and Mobile, 0 be occasioned by the steamer Galvestion having been | "rmperial—19 half chests Bi; 21 do 8}s 6 do 73; {fo0 bois, on Monday 1116, and yostorday 100.” Beet-The Hook. {May Sth, lat 44 99 N, lon 62 W; saw a large iceberg. | - Nem Ones any *Gld steamship Galveston, W' ra: by ave drawn off from the Galveston line of packets to carry | 57; 26 do.54}; 6 do 54; 18 do 68); 5do 98; 18 do sales during the last three days evince an increasing de- | Waly, and 28 days arrabee, lof Bath) 30 dass from Newport, | Corgents Sor park Saranac, Carlton, Charieaton; brig Hope 13 1m ands jew York. troops. do 62; 12 do 50; 100 131b boxes 37}; 217 do 37; 250 6b do | Mand, without any change in prices. Among them wo | B Rr eee ae 08, Rhode Isl INDOW 8 ~ ; ; \ Sa, at be chests withdrawa, notice 20 bbls. prime, on Saturday, ‘at $6 90, 70 do, on ‘Br ship Elizabeth, Barelay, 35 days from Liverpool, with Wirront: May} bay tang ae No,7 SPRUCE STREET.” esterday was a day of accidents and’ incidents, in | *haahkay 50 ht chests 26; 430 do withdrawn. Monday, at do, and 150 do, yesterday, at $625. Mess, in | salt, and 253 steerage passengers, to McMurray & Co.’ April | er}-<Art sel ket, Providence, Earl, Hin dey, Boston, Ear AMLieneD Baltimore, of the most serious character, At an early | _Hyson Skin30 chests30}; 103 do. 29; 8040974; 10 do | Fetail lots, has brought $0. FR, fOr lon 40, Daseet! i ell from Li joe Irena Soha, Miles,” Machi, Norwich Cl (er WHOLES ‘AND RETAIL, hour in the morning, tremendous explosion was heard | 204; 1920020, Bactowone, May 18.—Pork meets with better enquiry | contacts the ship had her head and cutwater enrried away, | hank, Bangor, Master ts acy Genuba al - | SF eetper as ‘ean be at any odker places.” Trims: on Federal Hill ; and, on reyairing tothe spot, I found the | Conguti—00 chests W; $29 do withdrawn. In'pravious tates, Firs 100 Hols, Western ews av ari | Fears fom ie Mena ofr Saltr apePe area tir | Hay Balty, Paine, Boron, F ‘ man : Jarge finishing shop of Mr. John Watchman a heap of | Powchong—60 half chests 30; y ind 100 sah. We | tne the baskto go totheshipy "Bid not fests as farther por pNorwichs & Rockhill . do 30. 60, four months, and 100 bbls prime at $9 25, cash. We | ing tl 5 ruins. The steam boiler, of 20 horse power, had ex’ | , Nijgyong—20 halt chests 224; 05:0 18, 10 do 174,988 | quote beet at $10.29 a $10 80 for mesa, at $0 20 u go 75 | eal A ? atid Mer urdinens Leader, Hesvell, Nentucker, New ploded, killing the engineer, Mr. John Eden, and dan. | 40,Withdrawn. No. 1; and at $6 25 a $6 50 for prime. 8 of some eT acsotia, Misheb,, 33 days trom Liveepontiie ' . 4; 23; oie 252 passengers, to Richardson Phile- gerously wounding Mr. John Bornick, one of the hands | 99° a toat, Mi grat 34,99 29 294: 10.de, Sie 30 86:| PE Mie Cheer Abr oF Werte eerie a er eetlere! cath fide we Fear Nibeeienes e- oh fe Rong Hes char Majer fd Ree to go to tl fi Dut perceptible change. Sales of Western shoulders arc in the Dlacksmith’s shop. The whole of the spacious | Prices weil sustained. making at 44 {cont of aden at 5] 05}; and of hams c'Biandiah, Spgucer 13 re, Hobron, do: loop Consolation, Cease nn ecening ie ddaag oF ene and at 6.7} cents. We quote Baltimore cured shoulders at gD Hurlbut i Co. ra Fee re eerie ay 1 sch. Oregoit, Post, Philadel yoaaing of not cent jes at 6 cents; 0 8 from a +} aN » May 13—Ar ht ; $20,000. Had the ‘sccident ha less than Cotton Trade. 5 at 7} aScents. Sales ago rig. Bosses ae et pre Bae ee eee: Secours’ endour later | Immediately after the departure of the steamship Cale- | Of tome choice hams at 8} cents. In lard there is not time, 18 days ftom Mobile, with cot | Philidelpnie: cadwell, than it did, the destruction of life would ha : h doing. Kege are held at 707 c mens, as ‘nearly one hundred hands, who wench | doula, on the ist inst, an animated demand Lact fe Foe Gat ~~ tags ose aipeliielatama ea Capeltoy wi foNsw Haves, May 13—Arr bark New Haven, Downs, Por- ferent ee Great Western of the Iith of Apeicand st fall preety | Crvciveatt, May 8—The only sale of pork heard of | goffee mony, Nephews pared 4 Rico. Sidsche Pacific, Prescott, Albany; Stranger, Wi | “0 i muep the Maryland Hoepiial, “A ereey Rapier nom Mekatt | 0%, Monday afternoon, after business. hours, the Tntelle | up to Wednesday Ts 120 bbls mots.city packed, ago 60. | favartes, PR Ot the Fecataaned beats hi |. oktiourn (Lower Harbgr) May it—Atr ship, Row LAP-WELDED BULLER FLUES. Path pe ao me yp: roe Cae ‘nis Reopen el | Renee per steamer " Cambria,” with dates from Liverpool | There has been litle inquiry. Of bacon, the sales are ede on hee tae es 0 | and, Blanchard, ote, for, Porenmouhs, gehigBlinerre: | 4 G FEET LONG, and from 13¢ 0 3inches in diameter — then wrenching a post from a Dedstead, rushed through | ‘,"'s Oth ultimo, were received per express, the print: | also limited; 10 bhds sides, city, cured: at'$4 60 per 100 | een amites as rapoke | Feirge, Boaton fie do: Olive, Torrey, Calts for Bowtons Co: Fox tecuaanlonty ore the passage, and on d the aumaeet accounts advisory of a healthy market there, | 1b; is de country, at 44 cents; 10 hhds shoulders at | sehr Levant, o i ‘ 19—Are ‘ork, Mr. J. W. Higgins, of Talbot county, Ma, | °4. snadvance of one cignth to afarthing per Ib.on Ame- | $9 90 per 100 Ibs; and 50 c, for hhds; 600 Ibs, hog rounded | __ Brig Sally pion Jem, wich Haovigesce, May ( ag Im*re ‘treet, W. Y. tions, caused a ws v from river country cured, at $4 45. The Ly ny ‘examine comp ete Yar, teeing gut an open door into the yard, suck | mand the following day, and tn clvunee of ans vighth of | Umited. Shoulders are olfered et 3] conte erakad’ tak ship YISITING she chy ot New Yorcatiny im and the pavement below: and he immednteh ied trons ta | & cent was paid on purchases generally—the letters | buyers refuse. For common hams there ‘is little or no | pert as ae f attest of the blow. wad na, e,lamediate the | which were received on Wednesday morning per mail, | enquiry: A sale of 1300 pieces Phipp’s sugar cured, can- | Br brig i Beis eae geile tk ‘ Samuel Law, who wos rene ey ine, met another | not being confirmatory, « check was given to the opera | Vassed at 84 cents. A further sale of 1000 pieces Phipps’ | days oR etal alt with «blow laid him dead rhe aay Sy passage, and | tions, and the market exhibited some Symptoms of heavi | sugar cured hams, canvassed, at 8 cents per Ib. In tera us en way into the yard, ant rush cet, He then found his | ness, and sales effected were at prices rather in favor of | more has been done. A sale of 1600 kegs, on last Thurs: | with “ Meda Wal hay fork, and cangut hny ey ne, Keepers: | buyets~-this continued through that week, ending 9th | day after our inquiries, at 6 cents; 612 do city rendered, | Mizen inflicting & slight wound on his freag a, bY, ihe clothes, | instant, closing at rates rather easier than those existing | on Friday, at sume; 200 do on Saturday, at same; 500 kegs rounded aad captured. is breast, when he was sur- | previous to that arri rior to our Inst istue, for Philadelphia market, at same. | “i is"fm uncod and caginred, Be The demand this week has been more moderate and | On Monday, 196 Dbls good No. 2 were sold from nore ai Pe Mle gen NERY: 4 fatal rencontre | with the same tendenc: in prices, caused by atight mo- | 94 cents, with 60 bbls No. 1 at 6 cents; 48 bbls No. 2 gecured on the, Polnt, between Jo 8 Jou ot | Say market ands vance in the rates of freight, | from wagons, at 9} conta: smaller lots within the week of which resultedin te death of the latter. Th eat fuitted to—to Sa sce ablation the token gad oo io ae somarsro i cents. ~ AS se ‘bbls me ; » at occurred abouta girl Susan ‘¢, with whom | may be considered barely ‘steady ‘at this decline, with's fair No. 2 at bj conts. - oo bi jeuvitas, May dth, with ‘im vd 13 md co ay rower kN i "passed BE, with aa of majumast ‘nd en from Mayaguets PR, 2d nat 10D DeForest & Co. d ‘do: yaL 4 cl ay Fe 5 do; Emel e, ia Vas