The New York Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1848, Page 4

Sehere.saggbgd wise damage vo bl, salle, ‘vont, Venwert v8 Herald dence. wi N March S-Arrivede-Daaiah brig Union, Yin ti.” iene eT Cegarged tse shin Hl Warwick trom scree: Rages ae wager a se edie VTA Bi Now Heyens Baten imine bse Mary C 'Rttan ta San” | Wile Mrv( Brooms Ratifoatisa Resting Marine Adeios, Pursuant to notlec, the democrats .of this city bed a, Lavmenv—Wii be lounehed trem the yeaa of Masur, meeting leet evening st Tammany Hall, for the purpose Pertne, Patterson & Steck, Wlliamebugh, at 19 o’sloes, cf responding to, and ratifying, the nominetions of thet | this party, for the offices of Mayor amd Alms House Com- | burthen; built for Messrs. Taylor & Riteh, and will be mistiones. commended by Capt. Kdward Funk. The Dewitt Clin- “After the appointment of offers, Mr. McCuar reed am | ton is intended for the Liverpool trade, and is in every dress from the Demoeratic General ittee, respect a splendid vessel. forton, Cotson, NBediord; =e ies stree <aiieo a vn rea = ney . ont Ail Nictersoa N York: Lewis Ches- Sach Mrs Holdah oe ae Willinas Mrs pots Se ete nae taco ene foeatiet City Entelligence, jes Hsinbow, (Br) Church, St Johar, NB: Cle | Southwick Mis Fan | 2! cing Mise Co ‘oot Miss with & good eal of enthusimm and unanimity. Gaxat Frax ix Buooxtys.— A fire broke out about | 0m private terms, | |. disposed of at 270. ee .Fortland’ sehre Geo Washington aon, N Fas Sabtell Sarah patine, Maree Whight Miss Cath- When the qurs'ion op the resolutions were about to | ten o’clook. yesterday morning, in the varnish factory of | N4va1 Srones—Sales of 160 bbls. spirits of turpentine Chictiein, Jones, Bole ay we ftotton, Cor on, Fall Seria Mine atin ba , | yworth Mrs be takes, Me Cane moved that it be taken on each ove | Kigum & Kesler, in Market street, between Hudson a¥e- | ot 860. 0a as os aay agian | Riese Edwin Row Whi. touey, Foiott Anterca, dares, | gucerrg Ming Ral” | rhino 4 ad poner separately, bat the motion. did not seem to suit those | nue aud Gold strect, which was destroyed, together | | Dust nisissl—ohles of f 100 Tn Ae am oity | Nec’ Wiicht, Selon; Wi lame chibbs: Hallowelt Soa re exh Fem 8 Bu Oe atin | Rise ceawell Sa Bg uroupd the plstform, who cried out, "Take the resolu- | with a large quantity of rosin and spirits of turpentine, | pressed ware sold at £9 2 60c. Miscellaneous Record. Sharp Miss lies |pft® Hvac Han Waar, | eee cere ie Heniburt| sheilds Semen tog: ther.” © Together,” “Together.” “Boob!” | of the value of $1000; upon which there was no in-| — Paovisions—Sales of 100 bbis mess pork were made at for Liverpool, | , beth Mieet Cie? aah eeke Mrs ElizaM i mgd oy Pome haem ne tog" , ’ aicated to the fac- | $10. The market, however, closed beavy, and there this day,at 3 be | Schw- ¥ Water st)| WickhamE\izabeth Mullin Stewart (Sor 1 KE & Co ‘Booh !”' ko., ko. wurenes. The flames commusion om were anid to be sellers at $9 873 Prime wes quiet at ls on Monday. | gto sireet)y ine! Tictapuos binsiios, noe Capt Wm| scott Geo Mr Camr—Mr. Gillender is my resolution in order? tory of Murphy & Clark, immediately in the rear, which | .bout $s 75. Beof-was quiet, without material change in sails on Wed: | Sebold Mrs Eimeli ne baee amity We Mn icin My gent € i, @ Gentlemen, | will put the motion to take | wasaleo destroyed, together with its contents—lossabout | prices. Sales of 170 bbis pickled hams were made at 6c Stewart Miss Ara-| Tose | hoes Ha avis Siruok Edward HLLENDER— en, I will pul m ‘Also, to the pipe of Mr Lard—Sales of 200 bbls common to fair quelity, were Ba Bagx Lavy Bacor, Anderson, from Sav _unah for New- bella Townsend Mrs £li-| Wilsou Ann those resolutions separately. ¢ $4000 and no barge ci whe Pact marhaes gf o§ made at 60. Prime remained about the same, sponge ry, Ireland, was fallea inewith on the $d March. in het 47, in Slen Mra 3 F ‘zabeth ‘Winchester Miss The question wes taken, and Mr. Gillender deolded.| 210"20"tue ‘brewery of Mr Haskin, corner of Market tbe market yar loes active to-day, end yesterday than Jn | i('in a sucking condition, The crew were uken of Oy the | Smith Margaret M i a “a a eek. _ w 7 ‘9 be anfor, amid a great deal of noise and confusion, that the ques- street op t Hudson aveuse, gs was eat ved. ie pea ong part of the ‘here nothing ane Mrcuane. af Maghiaa, having sailed, 20 date, from Smith Mrs Hear 1 Rg amin was fe hy fon was ort. This wor the signal for an uprearioas | “Kix "were destroyed. The fre is oald to heve origl- | | Ricx-—The market wae brought to a stand by the an- | St Dowirg, i ie oiied Siac aoe Soor Mrs scene of confusion, which lasted for several minutes. whit from the boiling over cf © varnish kettle. nouncrment ofthe steamers arrival in the off og The question on the adoption of the address and reso- | whole of the buidioge belonged to Mr. Clatk, and are | | Sere. These war no change in clover,and the market ‘Whalemen. cages reported off Kast Const of Madagescar, by the | anport Wm A vy. lutions colleetively, was then taken, and decided in the | * tots! Peas—Salea of 100 bushels at $1 6: ‘Somerset, were spoken Dec 12, not Feb 12, a8 mis- nl Panes —a—_ < Fins —A fire was discoveredaboutfour o'lock, yestar- | Soar— We notloe anion ol a\b'bomes Chatls at 21o, less Prete Naw Bedford Apilsth, ship Minerra.telley, NW | AES HHE. this moral }, io le q ison Hoar Mr Camp then sald that be pledged bimvelf to vote | No'79 Merocr atreet, which was entirely deatroyed.— | ~ BY te Of 980 Whe. Musdovate were the one re age ee ee Me Acelioe: Semoun New | Allison Lenard || Cob! for H vemeyer as Mayor. if —(The rest was Jost ) The fire communieated to Nos. 68 72 and 74, also stabler, | 4a 4iec ; 00 do New Orleans at 4a aio. and Bedtved 250 4p. S8twhs Stn: Giteon, Howlsud, Cash, do 25 | Atwood Altred—t| a1) Hemy My Gen Watsaivor on being called upon raid. thet be | pnich were destroyed—supposed to have been the werk | common ai 3X u 4q,; 80 boxes brown t wh; lsade Howland. Corey, do, 300 sp, 2400 wh for hoi Arous Antoine (| Goane Robart . ¢44 not expect to peak on the occasion, but he might | (+ a, inoendiary. Tas Low-—S. , dat Taleshuana D¢.'15,100 sp 2650 wh:) has Phel a on rec) ry Phip Excelsior Council eth g ‘be permitted to say that the influence of th democracy c Ganpew —Mesers. French and Heleer, the | Ibs. inferior easter sold at ‘Stoninton, 280 wh forN W Cas ashe ri ASP 5 wink Reostdey ee pa bays eh pe tana tiaite. iy pee i preprictors of this magnificent establishment, ba Wuatxsoxs—Nothing was Seg a ye Malta, Cromwell, | 4) AS aaa Been Giseen eee” Grana ‘Temple |Neal Pets un 4 > ri | marc ce, Pencarian en oe | (a ane a ita ee doe | “Wc Bcc OTN pct Mate pe, 20 | Haar Sai Gee ee |B ierben” (ae Lo toy country was concerved. It ie right and proper when i 5 a Cet ap ee el Ghat ofministratinn io esnalied, thet the Somocarasy of Ree y hay pede se Matiatae Biosci yy veo ant eG ED steady. Pork wes | !2' 1300 A Temabege Ont She Sreatin, Does ee ae 4 Norton John H New York sheuld speak out. Since it came into power, | take place at 12 07c! en 2+, with come cotton at 3<4., and lard at 172. me, maria, Coffin do. 3008p. 5 Norton Myron | seabary it bas bren obliged to rustein the boner and glory of the San toate taka Bh ” Mr J W Booth, Inte second officer of ship Philip ist, cf Low Josiah Ce | XovOR ime |Sweovey John Qounirs mcoinn an aggrersive notion, aed now when Sporting inteltigence: -j some seked 20e. port. whe came home in the Addison. revorts, left at 1 Luena Oliver: py ers Peace fe mbout to be restored, be would ask if the Ame. | New Onurans Races —Bincamin Covsts.—Wednes- —— eo aetna ie eee eee ti | Aewell Wm (Gumbe [ele spe! ab Seas Stedded Hovering Hosp people are wilirg ths wpokagphrserseny aed Piro | day March 29, Purse $100—entrance ten per cent, ad- MARKE +s ELsK WHERE. and heard of her “e whale, ferwards ) Arasrong Robt | 9 iage yaeied joe abley 3 a. mee ET : ‘of Ochotak, 3 5 | adwinistrstion throughout? When the whig parts | Jo mute teae og yo. Joe Walker by John it Gb iov0 Unieed Sates 6's of 1867, 163 anon; O hye gees ban Labaogh ‘oho 4 | Qneil John os placed themselves in oppositicn to the war. the demoors. | James dam by imap. Lustorcuah—Soy. 0. 1 1 | 1p anrineer gute raee ae ca males tees me ‘ gat George Zrafton Capt sonept |Get L--freyne DV > fe tio perry submitted to 1'; but they eannot submit togive | wy patti h ¢ Miss Hamiion, by Hamilion, dam 1890.95; 2:00 46's dor 9s: 16% Atroth Jecob Siark Francis Paves acme them the renown which hae resulted from the successful | M Davige® f Sites ae ere 4 2] 952 10ahaes Baltimore Gas Co, 95! t ‘as'rngio Alfora Charles — | “arter Hem Lamb domes pr secution aud terminatien of that war. But there are | 7 1) Me riosate sha Boot Wil, by ‘Grey Medoo, 1867 closed at 1033 bid, 103} asked; United States Treasury pn CE bal dee len, Asher Leverett slery Ji tet Lamb Jas other considerations why the reins of government ebou'd Gam dy Rattler 397. Oc cee secretes ence 9 3 | SA lO Did, 162 asked | viarylans Wa clued at 86 bid, | stantly for weeks Freviow Avian Man ew phi be held by the party who now have them one of which | _ gems Rear 30. oa: yy" Eolipee, out Ged naked, Briumore 6's f 1000 at 9) bid. 9M aaked. Spoken. ndrews Soyer Qiao Bes jp Ra a isthe prereat revolutionary state of Europe; anoher | “ot janees 2S) ie cer” 9 @ | SSR ee 4 Bark Pentacket, Taylor,from Matanms for Hamburg, March | Austin F Gooimly Joba Leathers James B Storm Joba thing is the expected arrival of Father Mathew here, 7 Siece oo Purtapgirara, April 7—First Board—20 shaves Mano 34 38 lon 66—had ost fore topzallent mast and flying jib | ATmemith Gaw Alexander bea We Obrien Dewi nowball Capt Ro- who is good democrat bimself. It would be only right 5 f Mechames§ Bank 23: $10) State G4, 85: 100 Sch 1. and was carrying her main royal with a reef im her fore | Atmsmith Goo Guay FE Leslie Joho be a vere? that there should des good democratic Common Coun-| g,yannan Races.—Wednesday, March 23 —Parse $200 Ge, 80; 900° 56s, %56, 1-8; 400.do, ‘67, c8ep, 108%: | “REM. 1 on under bare poles, with Swedish cofors fly- Jamilton W: Limerick Jobn _ |Owners of bark Al cil in power here to give him s suitable reception. | We | —two mile heate Kailrond 12363 4000 Wilmington ‘Ga 89;.2800 | ing. Cur z6daya from New York, on the 2lst Feb, in lon 42 Hamilton ia | Lity Abram B=2 | rele F have had « whig reception and celebration her. within @ | pp H. K. Burrough’s b. h. John Watson, by John and Dei 6s, 80; 390 20 State 5s, 73%: 200 do TH: ba) % J Hanes Charles tabby AlvanB Qeonnor John short time, and it is uo more than right that the next Dawson, dem by imp. Leviathan . 600 do 73%; 100 do, 3hg; 700 ‘Gs, ’70, 99%: 5000 Read- aie Hall Moody M Ledge Mariners’ chrow Geo 8 should be » good old fashioned democratic one It bas | wr, Hi on’s bl. h. Giraffe, by Arg: ing 68, °50' 5134; 9¢ Fle ton, 7%. Afier Sales—60 North 'y Nimrod Hand H No 23 : |Qliver Sawnel bY Deen ask-din Aifferent parts of the country, how New Velocipe eee ie 500 Binte bo, Sohn tall Nav i va Hall Geo B Eodeg Wepsbingtor, |Syter out gimecaD York wiil act thierpring; but it would be just as absurd Leen may hy heed . % ee 5 all James i ‘ todoubt the magnificence of the light ef the sun, as to tag Atallroad. ube t0s G77 51 Aeata.be, HGLROULS wank, SSkint Hacker Thomas | Boole sedpelntcaer oe doubt that New York wiil do her duty by electing a de- w 1847-8.—The ‘ylkill Nav 68, °68, 46; —| George ‘ng: rt, for Provi Hartman All Union Division 2|Over:on & Fellows mocratic Mayor and Common Council Hoes Packep IN THE EST IN -"8.— droad Challenge. Park, disg; Le ith. do. Harrison ira Sof reel Mr. Sickie was called for, and made a brief address. | following statement ot the number of hogs pack St Domingo. March rigs Vulture, for Boston, Idx; ee Hetiestrook J A | Chelsen Division |Pann Ji ; He congratulated the demoorats of New York, and the | ed in the West during the last season, appears in the St Mecham, (of Machias) Kelly, sailed for——, but put back Canhan Joh ifanseh mt LNoi, Parsons Lewis B | tocking TM prospect that awaited them, and believed that ithss be- | Louie Republican. The numbers given are sufficiently (see Miscellaneous). Cobb Frederick A | Hanigan John ptt ae pee . come clear that, at the coming election, they wiil pre- | correct for the purposes of an aggregate. No more is «ide Ports. 4 Wm |Cockun JW Hi Hi Lomelino Sar Jose|Palmer S| Taylor Wm sent an irresistable front to the begin they chi vec claimed for them :— rs .. April 5—Arr sehr Victory, New York. Cld Bare Wa Beamargre We Hay: co < Pratt Elijah verve famael ficient to assure them that the city will no longer be sub- onto arven. i reve rig Planet. Salem. * arber Cooper Loadee Jolin Land, Sa : jrot to the government of Mexican whigg, to the deprav- + 5,000 Tennessee and Cum- Dihewhhia. Masse hte PR geet a éontinake dell: Bassi RE. April scar bark Helen Maria Crosby. Boe Blereliford Jeaeph fens ome feet eat y Lovg Richard yyne Theopolus—3| £8¥lor Peter ‘ed councils who joined the flag of our enemies. H- 476000 beriand rivers... 100.000 | ew Tes tesn no improvement in the retail trade; the | try claeries, Veann, Mayo. do: Trrous, Besith. do; ce Blaavelt W liliee’ pi|Cooley John dawswo.t. 3 Long Johi Reel Willian hoped the party now in power in this city is no longer 75 000 Soloto Valley. ... .100,000 | scarcity of money presees severely on all branches of | ladi , ) Prit ‘William H |Gooper i |Beiwe Chas? | Tremsyne tewd “destined to enjoy its ill gotten gains. He believed the 100,000 Aurora. 10.000 | commerce, and particularly upon dry goods. ‘The con- Bechstein T A a ee on ee Mh \Pe kicson JW Tierney Michael ence aren tes ae aids vil serene tration of the circulation, by prudential measures of B | sa Bef Pe Thveling He now 4 the banks limiting their issue, and the very small amount of money paid by the planters for labor during the past two months, has almost put a stop to the sales | (Swe) mm ; ing Hen! Froscot John C Tilden’ Sut Pendleton Capt | ppalon B Pular-Thomes, | Rowasecd --ea'8 Ce \Go'un Thos A | seiur chs Ferd'd Coze AG ie t) ea in Patek Tule, Jt is time that this should be done, when the lemp of Mberty is burning eo brightly in Europe. The time . Cuba; How and, Bldri‘ visa, Gotteubvers: brig Niovd. (D bas come, too, when we should not entrust our munici- of any importa, except those of absolute necessity, and | mes:schs Laura Jane, Delano, St Marks; M F Kranei e & Co WG | Thom: sou Klay pal end State affairs to the enemies of our cause and our prebent.prospeas mentee tenikore ofa dy improve: | Philadelr hia. r Pe es Charch H the Fraace, . (eee Troffrd Abram principles. We find that the party in power were profuse ment The quantity of exports coming in ia very limited, | \FoENrox NC, week ending April 1—Arr ashe Amands D Lebarliew Mons H |Phibbs Edmund | frowbri ge of their promises of reforms. and the only reforms they aad few pu:chasers can be foun m at our low quote- Ophelia, NYox, AA oh Sestheraae, Dre, fe Moore Daly Peter Le ton C ewnsend ee et oe mer 2c meg pad tons, in consequence of the difloulty of negotiating | Richmond: éth, sehr Martha Vasser, Grenoda, Be sth’ Davin Thoms E Pella d ate tion To be sure. when Mr. C! 4 arrived here, they were Burlington . drafts upon Great Britain for specie. The supply vf ‘Medford, Cook, Savannah; Tampico, Peterson, NYork: = Le si poland Joshee active in cleaning the streete ; he would sdmit, also, thet 924 | tonnage is ample. and the freights rule at 2661 02s 9d.— | ish, schr Tienesta. Sugett. do. Cld Maeh 2d. brig Stephen Danforth Geo W |HloterChas | | Lencyne Mon Porm provided for their needy followers and in- Total number... . «216,924 |W, nave had iarge importations of breadstuffs, partiou- | Young, Moore, Richmond; 34, achra Atbert, Burgess. New avis Wan WW |Ffollingaworth Jost | Linderman tobn Pulley Ww les of the offices under them. In this larly of flour. Provisions of all kinds are abundant, with er, Burgess; do; 7th. 1 W Swain, Morrie. d-: | brown Kobert [Davies David Here then Libby Cyrus |parker Josephs P Tespest, they have redeemed their promises to their ows +++ 3.000 | the exception of rice, for which there isa demand for rararrat, do: Medford, Cook, Boston Mth. | Brower David /vavideon WJ | Hatnell Charles | Toage ’Natioual Plant George expense to the city of two hundred and + 10,000 | *XPert to a neighboring colony. Pitch pine lumber is jonerta, Bu: | Bova T Dalnay yemes [Brig Howard Lede arker E - Gollare more then the city w Soup | Unsaleable; white pine is in fair demand. The weather a ttow Chas ean Odd Fel: pees oe Gran [Tice James A Seeera wus neers.” Wiha thes oemeinte power we ,000 | has been showery for the last two weeks, and very favo- =, : th, NYork; bark Demarest. Captain] Gowroyd George i pia vill heard they were to divide the city government into de- rable for agricultural purposes Quotation of American | Weshington, Thorndike, Bor ; ‘dea, Wallinos, N eater, owes pues, Tool Jom Partments—they were to prevent members of the Com Produce ~ Flour $9 per bbl, (duty $1 75;) corn meal $6 | York, 29th— Arr ahip St LovjsrDavia, Baltimore: bark Cleon r 8K Prat Capek w | Lroten mon Council from perticipating 10 sorporstion jobs ; per bbl. (duty 980:) Carolina rice $6 60, (duty 98c;) pi- | Ward, B ston; brigs George Shattuck. Braadao, NYork nahn B Pee Joueph now Au bes what “hes result? Two or, three lot bread $5, (duty 500 per 100 Ibe;) butter 17c per Ib, | “4h, Comiah, Tomnicg, ei a en ae Lovie NI Davis Heary Peterson tot years ago, use department was (duty 30;) lard 14c, (duty 1e;) tallow candles 180; com- tte, Auld, Booth! Cl rig inle, Ularke. St “ [sesh AP : we arate e whige do when they position do 88%¢0 per Ib, (duty 13¢;) soap 5% 960, (duty | rx Bld brig JM Williams, Wrahbure, Windies: Judge \rettis Simon” on ched on the privileges }. + 10,000 Roobeport.. 1e;) codfish $8 50 per qt, (duty 50c;) mackerel $6 50, | Whitman, Rhodes, Boston; schr Washington, Mason. NYork. [soe py et 1 they pur ded 2.000 Liberty .... (duty $l per bbl;) prime’ pork $19 So, Cauty 42-76,) To Hampton Ronde Sent Allegro, Greely, from Richmon’i y aves Seay atone : rime beef $12 a $14. (duty ($2 76;) ham $12 a $} ju 4 i M his Yor, their mesnuess in thi« 5000 Total number... 39,000 > Qe p-r 1v;) yellow corn $1 25 per bushel, (duty 160;) : zane. Mar Mo gsr shine New Orleans, (-) zuape d_ the pea-mut reform of the Native 3 cheene 13 a i4c, (duty 1340) white pine lumber $20 per | “Foye Warrmare, (—Cld brig Albert Perkins. Tr Feee | that > vdiess of the pledges to the public, they neve | There are several small towne not\oinbraced in tno | Y,(4uy, $1 0:} pltou piu; do do; red oak, staves $85.2 | arha Hope W Gandy, Norwich, Coun; Chariowe, Albeay: Phil ipa Capt " si. I. ju A ine a am ine. p+ inore ee without cause to an amount | sbove table, whioh will probably swell the total to 1,- | $3 fr") itm clee $2.25 per M, (duty 60c;) cypress Uo. | “Ravawnans, April Arr schs Vary Jane, Weep, Bath: Pe puke F nearly . querter of @ million of doilare, and their eati. | 500,000. 5 —8u- | six, ——, do. ark Benjamin Heape, +, | their esti ou No sales of lato. Priors Current of Home Froduce. do. Cid bark Benjamin Heape, (Br) Roll mates for n-xt year, are two millions seven buodred sud y far $3 a $3.60 per 100 Ibe; 1um 17 619 lon; strong | Ltverpool. forty tuoussnd dollars, all of which wilihave tobe wrung | Murper sy a Nuoro.—The Port Gibson | $5" gic per gillov; molasses 120 per pallens coffee 12 out of the inboring ciasses—the men who earn thetr | (Miss ) Herald of the 24:h ult., narrates that | per lb. Exchange on London —Privace biile, 90 days’ Passengers Arrives, ; a money by their datiy labor. It will be felt in house rent | - on the preceding Monday, a negro man came te Mr | wight, $46) per $100; Colonial bank bills, 90 do, $470; vo Barmen and Rovsnserrom Eratdbig Weshjngter—D the price ol provisions, and the jonbility of the working | goone, who had flatboat at the landing and stated | do, 6) uo, $473; do do, 30 do, $476.—Phil, Gaz. ¢ WN. | Motley, W W Sanger Mes M Noyes. Robert W James, I clarses to clothe themselves properly. Ic ie, therefore. | chat he belopged to John Brocus, of this county ; that | 4m-r < it Hart James Hardwiek Joba Hathom Alonve J hapdetains Alex of New York: Aug 4 M : (bearer of despatelies from Great B itnin) Hazaro, Hntles Narschag John € important to the working clesses that this shonid cit | ne bad the day previous killed his wife, and bad come to es | ule, Baltimore; WH Fry, Philsdelphian; W Wh: is Thomas L a Patterson Wm he place from power this equandering party. It is not » | surrender hicaiifto justice. On examination, he ste. Sie Mie Acgasts Wheelwright, Uaerer Wr pie Meee ve Barco [Pattersna Jeveph | Terrence Rufus s master speculative or vieiopsry—it is real. The speake MARITIME INTELLIGHKNOE. Goodri daveos Joho {plates Geo, F ‘arner & Go {9,br ols workt-and nad cbab ibe casiss.t. saG Lasvling fone eeaee 8 =| Hathaway, Wn B 2. _jpemanns ® dedh lene, but be left wth only the name of freemen a “! pie tron Henry el Medhurst Geo | eas J jt Letevery taxpayer, therfore the real ta payer the ra gorse npr ns Weng heal cowl 5 | moon sate. Sure [Aten tetheant | Mertz Bhetees [ize coven Aa Uae Figen ne and sinew of the metropolis. say t'ey will vote for ” HIGH WATRH , pining i ram ell Own I ne man who will legislate to lacrese the expenses of Ivis very remarkable, adde the Herald, oe EE | sr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW eeWmG | findmas hell Owen Fein Vedal Mens this city until ire det is paid. He then glanced at the pebct lagers ran tiotaey fevaaipseeondy York Fou Offies, Apvil 8 1848 jpeg mee Nera’ [Pringle James mJ C candidates of ‘he party, and said the demoorate werr | ‘ily gucrendered himself to. canes ee cameniaree, é Cleared. i OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER MAVING THE ne els Wm 8 Hips sonas Francia ready for the fray, aud hs would ask whether the victory mucrendered b j ng Steamship—United States, Hackstaff, Liverpool, C H Mar | Lakarsr CIRCULATION. 2% SulsaJeph. 10 Ns Wes ps Aurnbam | Van Wart Daniel shall be our?” He: briesed.at the coming election thy | ATCA ,Dotou’s, who gurdered his masters Over. | abate ne ne eee EZ, Fiense menvon the date of the list in which they ere | Beice-aNathaniel ¥ TE led 5 Famusd |Wan Vieck Ded Ht the dewocrscy «f Now York would re-poad tothe wish oj | °°" MF Bagae ory, Eltis Havana, Moses Taylor; Jewore, Cobb, New Or | LADIES’ LIST. pishor Hudson | /Bedoge: Mies E suard HH [Fouilain Tho N. | Vator Charles the democrats 1 e wbole Uoion that New York may be - sau Drew, Page, Mobile” A Demott Mies Iaabel-|Leury Mary Ann | bonmard & Murray [Dempsey John Molouey James.J (Poster Joho J |Vauderheck Wm redecmed, and that wbep the elotion in November Misce:laneous (Din) erleuer, St Jauode Cube, Bechtel & | Aymar Mee Char [Pig 0 Lennox Misa Kliza | —3 De Bt Pierre Moran Peter ter Van Pelt Fever takes place. New York wiil be tound an impenetrable | The beef business ot tue sciota Valley for the past Wheeden, Mobile, Maillard &’ Lord; Le | | tote cenit |OCMOY, Mise (Car |Jivingston Mrs aCe: | Bowyer A M |Dillon Edward Mone 1 W Plammer Edward | Ven VieetJ RB democrario fortress. (Applause) He believed that av | season ia estimated at $800000—more than one.third ro ag Pe ee Pn Seat Bees Maat | voll vt roll Brown Charles [Diamond Joha Monigomery Berja-, @ Valkenberg eterosl crown of glory would encircle the brew of the amount involved in the pork business of Cincionati. | mavd'& Son: Mesardis, Previe, Bucksvilie, Sty Hebeces, | iy Aone ee et | Drees Mize L Trowa Tha, (Denker Thos 8 J) \ Viogar' FS party if they wil now redeem their character Who Chillicothe ette says: ‘Take one year witn | Bright, Wilmington, NC Bre't & Vose. Adriance Mrs Julia! Oodge Caroline P Brown Joba H jan ChasH [Horn Joho Voyt Frederick W Would not be toremost in winning this laurel? Who was | another. the beef business, of which our city isthe oen. | _ Sene—-Hleauor, Newbold, Bermuda, Middleton & Co: JH Donrelin Ann douns Cape WH | Dowd Tere Hoyt Moses |¥an Derhey. en 8D hein tue darkest hour of the ght of Buena Vista, that | tralexchange, amounts to about a million of dollars” | Swain, Sm h. Biozos seJago. Frances, Granger, Washington, Duffy Miss Rose {Larkin Elisa & Ca- | to,d Jos H owns John H = |How Henry ‘an Horn stood firmest and trurst, that gave the Mexic: Gen: Chinhea Sf. Mees iat EckeiPd., &he : N.;.D © Brooks, trouks, Georgetown, DU. Badger, Peck & Duffy Miss Caths | thy Buekley Coarles lass David | Howes Sami G ly William | | w more grape and finished their business? We Cnaves, node: val Beastie Gaasene cane | rine? eet granary | Buckley Jona | batty dasa Hi re Patrick = | Ramaford John | Wallace& Ferguson condition. ‘The ensuing election is the skirmish and this | Sommersial busineas and: Interests ot Bee ea the Arrived. APP ee Mis Klizs- Ed |Cevey Margaret Odea is (Bbamy John Waite Cact Juo W isthe time when we nee! and mart ttle amore | Grestern Lakes, died e few days eines reStegmship Washington Johaston, Bremen and Southampton, | “beth ee ah 8 {i Burns Jabez rms & Melpecasy Denaie |b abill 3 Gelker Alex % 7 sl te: Mexicen . left South imptor ec! t 5 30 PM with mdse, to " 4 i H i . whigs on Tuesday. ‘as Captain Bragg did at Buenu | | A notice appears in the Cincinnati papers of the ship | steam Navigation Company.” Apriléy luc 40 30 100 08 40, saw | “penis Mt Elita | Eaton Mra Rebeces| Lins sine? Beilie-thpimes’ [Eldridge Vista. Before concluding. he wished to remind tne ma- | Minosota taking on board her cordage, wh ch is all of | a bright sided ship showmg a whitesizcai with letter in the Elton Mrs Caroline bd, Hannah Bryant Jobn pil Ph caad tives of Ireland that they Dave an important duty before | Western manufacture. centre. standicg to the southward. Have had westerly winds | Iackwell Miss ( F Lynch syteth Backbuin OP [pety A uguat Watson John for an electron ey mare an elegant reception to Mr.Clay | . private letter from London, tos gentleman in this | “Brican stip Jane Fagan, Morris, Dabliu, 98 davs, in bailar, | PRYE™IM MrsLouise| yay Widow | Manly Bridget Byufrrd Charles |femerde Dovid |e War Or teee for an electioneering purpose, and he wished to remind | city. states that at the last accounts, the ex-king, or |.to Roche brothers 30 inst, 06, Ion 69 30, spoke br | Banks Mrs Frances|Fennell v1s Wm J| Mehas Bersard Bradiey Harris warts Wim Cowper ware O'lndo them that in May next Father Matthew is to arrive ou | Mr. Philippe, as be is called In London, was the guest of Spartan from Boston for Reneriffe, out two days.’ Ga the tt rine | Yaserues Eshefey | Slake Patrick ieee our shores; and shall he not be received by ademocratic | Mr. Bates, of ths firm of Baring, Brothers & Co. ult. Thom ae ak, Some rboard and was Lost. Ex-| Baker Margaret |" itz Miss Hi Mathews Varguer | Blakeney Daniel }\qeae Common Council, who wat give him « reception worthy perienced bumaxe, £ NWtoN. Rarlow Miss Mary Fitaracrick MaseMe- Metamey Elizabeth | Baldwin Dr Joho 7a James of this great country? If the whig party had a recep- theoughous lisence seanei cu io Ss ge order be Synge with 33.000 | Baldwin Mrs Mar- Marchall ‘ake aj | Maguire Ar Blake Joseph tion, fo: th brig An- atin ‘Hosanna K | Stanchard kedmn’d |Robiuson Uaniel Field Mie bes al hn itical candidate, let us extend our greetings yo in co garet Eliza © Martin Rosami Marks (has Rock w to the felend of humanity. We shall extend our greeticg: | Mr. Isaard, the French conmul in Boston for New Eng- we geaciaerCcatsie: Se Dosibae) Mareh-¥9, letra? Bench Miss Hanvah| For th Breed Fy Memaich | nese semen to him or to a Lamartine; let the whigs prepare a recep. | /and, as his appointment under the provisional go- | gany, &e, to AU Kousiere & jareh 30, lat 3035, lon 71 | Levare el Barton SM mM Mare M |Rogers 8 & RM tion for Louis Philippe. vernment. ET he from Porto Cabello for Barnard John ere Be by On motion, the meeting then adjourned, after giving | The Rev. Dr. Lord, of Buffalo, was to lecture on Sun- pilot boxt EK Coilins. Sarlett JoverhG dson Foee Mr dense three cheers for the democratic nominations. ning, lst inst. on the Divine Right of Insurrec- | jightning, which jared the ‘tna bet shatl Pt ae AD Harriman Wm | Rose |Hoaton, Kem E Miss (Pe!) iehse in William mast, avd dey tion, having @ relation to the recent revolution in | buned some of her sails. Capt Havers J H France. ‘Leaz Hat . her, late of the briy of Robinson, his mate, cook, and two seamen, cams Stzam Communrcation Batween New York Mosey Mary in the Peerless. Fitzsime A y ‘lle Wm Q Ryan Martin axp Baunupa.—We are happy to be able to an- | ggZ he contractors and superintendents of the New Jer- hschr Veleria, Golden, St John, NB, vin Bermude, wimnegan Janet | ceuey Drs (Front Estimanville Robi! [Rassel William pereetinaige raid 9 y Postmaster General of thene | #07 o% ve instruction to complete th x pat in in distress, with 50,000’ feet sprace deals, 1) Flyon Mra Marsello| Morgen Mary E c r Inlande bas eosived nuthentc Information from Hart | tee gUth last, If the woather prove favors Furgusoa Miss An-| Moran Mee Deani- Evans Dr Wm E land of the intention of the Royal West India Mali | bf, 408, amd the canal opened immediately =“ sen > White TW Steam Packet Company to run ove of their first cless | N#7igstion is now open to Buffalo. Flndran Rob H Whitney" Captain steamers, once a month, between Bermuda and New | ,, The remains of Capt..E. Kirby Smith, whe fell at Mo- fg Posie ee les ie ae (F aoklin at New York. This new arrangement will take effect from | lino del Rey, in the memorable action of the 8th of Sep- | ‘The Telegraph reports no vessels in sight at sundown te I Briggs & Retasen ‘ft Morgan Fdwin B | Reeder O P Woodyear TT and after the Ist of May pext. Ir is well known thet in | tember last, arrived in Syraeuse, accompanied by the ‘Sailed, Gage Mrs Lydia A | Murphy’ Ja Bridgeman Mark Montgomery Mr (Riley Gene |ewee Boma, every month, rince the new route of steam communics | Albany Burgess Corps and the Utica Citizens’ Corps, | ships Eberhard, Hamburg; Resolate, Amsterdam; Vicks | Murphy Mary Bickford Lather Wolevte Chas M tion between England and New Orieane (via Bermuda) | 0 the afternoon of the $d inst. At the railroad depot | burg, New Usleans; barks Palmetto, Hio Taseiar bug |MussuerMary Ann | Sird James Wolf Andrew K was entered upon, one of the company’s steamer’s his | they were received by the military and citizens, and ap- | Cubs; Peter Demill, Savaneah; Azim, Alexandria; brigs Gea Awe | eon Cle | Sieh tsi-.ons James Wykoff Cohn st lain ip port, at these Islande, for s fortnight, entirely un | Popriate ceremonies ensued. Cept. Smith, previous 10 | Tayior, Neuvitas; North Bend, Segua la Grande. Vrs (Cathe-| Myers Clera aes We ease Morse oho © <2 _ | Waldron (Grand at employ ed—waiting to convey to St. Thomas the mails | 6°lDg to Mexico, was 8 resident of Syracuse. : — Ee 2 Tine at) Me Brocks Kdwin L B w. Mort Joha H Robbins CaptLewi | Wanhouts Mons for the Windwerd aad Leeward lands, which are | Dr. Coolidge is not dead, but is learning the trade of a | NQTU 7 Susrise: Wind NW: meridian, NW; sunset, GallachanM Browa ienoch Fen si Murphey Semel 'Motbien Deneel* |welits Wan brought bere in the steamer direct from England. The | shoemaker, in his cellin the Thomaston State Prison. : cpa Grayson rst (3 BrowningsC & | Fitzgerald Kdm loh! Henrich | Woldnek E attention of the company having been invited, as we | It is said thet for two days following his sentence he 1 [Per Steams noTON.] proce Mis doe | Boyle reter. lest ugh Samuel Hoe aited | Wardwell Jun Benj learn, to the, ieasibility of employing the St. Thomas | mained in a state of apathy, almost approscling. in No shipping papers wn Tecerved by th GUISE ews) | carter” | Bronmtbar igen. | nee ier | lonmien ath Rewleed Des. |e ton i, steamer, during \hat fortnight, bed ity. Rrwenr, , : 1 : | war Soe Viv, enhect to ee Posen jurmude and | bility. ol Ha ng Hy taereaae Goodmidge Mrs A YsPonneliCatheine Fowle Seth W osea R chard Ryan M ing thelr plan | ‘The steamship Caledonia, Capt. Lott, sailed between | sailed lat i WER wae aT » a 5 York = 1: ct 1 Wi eo a “ ‘verpool, with four paseengers for . cock, Mobile. angement. The following extract of » latter, dated | ty Your for the latter! The tector toe oo eae aa March 5—Arr Cephalide, Reuard, NOrleana. London, March Ist, received at the Gerrera) Post Office. im specis.— Boston T'raveiter. , ch 17—Sid Charles Challoner. NOrleans St. Georges, supplies definite inform»'ioe as tothe tims BS » Dublin, from New ¥. Foree Charles H | Houghton Carlos P Marphy ¢ Muller Mons N~ |ityau James aproe Jose Rarden Eugene Mack Patrick Ry Malone Patrick Ha Ratticnn Michael eCart Gulick Miss Jane | SCartm Foote Capt Hiram |Hongh Wm oo) |MeCabe Mra James | Uurrell George [Fellow John |Hovw court , Ns er A Soha | baron Willinm & | salecauier MG tte " Blodget MrsWatilda Hiaby 1 Mery | An 1 homes Reynolds Hugh i +] Bola'd Catharine wh MeDauiel Mary Burnham $v m’l P Hutchinson Capt aelily Johi of the steamer’s departure for New York, and its ri The Columbus Journal of the Ist inst., says that, rd Harrod #lizabeth eilly John turn to Bermuda, together with the rates of postage oa | OWing to difficultics resulting from recent hish weer, YELTPE: Mach 15—Sld from the, Elijah Bwitt, Swift, New | Bormtr*alicg Care |Halrizon Mis Loui- | YeDoncughue Arr | araher Joho | Hutson Oe Meretolk \ |Reed ecu” b = er, 4 ee F AY \ Ueen the Wert Indie and the United States by the Dea ‘Pinzch 16d Northumberland, Griswold, (fromthe 1ftaitBosere, | Votsown Hume | Gameud Bend chess Ole |Wiettumannee * al et achet Company, wi river) N York. | Mra ; & \chin will convey mails between Bormade aod New York, CI1¥Y TRADE REePoRY pOnareend March 19--Arr Vietoting Lard, NYork; 13h, | Commas targh gl HORe Mise Harriet! VeGinley Mrs Ro | Chambers BO eer aa, | etlme Edwin ving Bermude at 6,A M , on the 7th of exch month A : gaat eodon M Mi MeLrughli ho | Clark Bi " 0 ( i . Ni ftern: 6th, —,N ret Hoff Mies Mary teLoughlia Sara! lark Henry © es Win fobb James B w Holand C and retarning to Bermudas 4, P.M, 16th Postege| rhe steamer Avatkiagios es Al annoy ce one rh ayeens omg BAe gf Habvard MreJemes MeQuaty Mise Clark Timothy @ -ancson Michael Robinson Joha H | Whitehend 4 W fe Beemede. fats Han ey 94 each, to be paid | noon at sbout 15 minures past 11 wing sailed from | 4AvR®, March 20—Arr Tremont, taylor -harlotte—i a FOR ni eg & Go Rodgers, cha Winey Dea Ww Pie — Southamoton on the 2st ult. Assoon us it be-oame reithy Noun Tih Towa: Wheedse aes Neill Mrs carroil amthony B wee Jobn Millon N Swan & Co.” | hitog DEAT a Taare FRE Keon ch she was below, transactions in cotton Hi fobile; 9th Mee Elisa | Cat Mit Williow | Clark, Williemes pare ss Miller Raretid W |Redenboure Chas | Woodward Jacst YMPATHY WITH THE F; and breadstuffs were in a measure nt Change ; Oregor, Mrs Elize geaaren ae: | : Miller Kaspar ‘oy John ‘orthing Joha <At Baffalo, on the Pceemennfat cee naa met at 2 t0.2%, P.M, before her news had ‘been pure | Hest bs | Newnan Mrs Charon Joha ips wm | Mimmanph [moorback OA |Wondes stration of sympathy with Republican France was made | Ushed, and hence very little business was done, mer- | Sid it=st Nichol k; Remittonce, Mare Mrs John J| Nash Miss Mar a Miller John Hose Samvel T | 7 Wood thenry. Millett Thomas M Ryder Caleb Wyles Wm A Riltchell itoy Ud Rect r¢ nt shes eregele iller Pets { c insham Jos. paler Fever yan Patric! | Wariuahem Jee. Jenne, J a Jobeson ¥raniv’a Johuson Norman Jones Heury Jordom Chas 8 B ry, Mra Mary | Nobody o Anu E 1 Hamilton Mrs JG 9’Neil M: Heron Mrs (Prince O'Brine Man shall, N Orleans; Kxchavge, Myrick, Liverpool; 1th, F pornaee' padi Fed aay Mo FE perihe Ring aa ere: (Fr) Grishen “NOrienia: std, Sixanpshy Lea, NYork. the public at an early hour; but the day was so far ad. | August Keuer de, Duchess de. Orlow, hick vanced, that its The Buffalo Ezpreastays turn-out was very large, Mi et, as the procession moved down, to all oppear- the multitu ap iving mass; and wh gs in the vicinity of the liberty pole arriy- bet Canniff Miss Hono. m ts om this market wore not peroep- zon, Murray, btier, sr) Sullivan vy James | Reed Osmer | Walsh & r point designat- 7 4 J . on M ‘ Fonner Thomas Jor | Y ete! . ) a could reseh, H ; i © Loseuk ath're is st eter ct len wae crowded. The mosting having organised. an addres | Previous rates. There was no wheat off Feet ee WeaWOrTRt Lope Horan Mrs (Green |BratyEUE eth denen | Peitina Davi and resolntions were read in the French, English and | thew hed ten to digs re re tispored to move until | “ Tiysuroo., March 20—Azr Red Rose. Saple, Savannah; 19, wich st) | Paddon Mrs janes | Ward K Geran languages Thess were roceivod with loud ac- | £207 bad tim ‘ gest the news. Corn continued firm, | Garrick. Shipley, N Yovk; Alexandria, Ordewan, Balumore; i 76 Ca| Parsons Mariah sehen Dy M win jon, Oe clamations. f quiet was restored, the Hon, HK | 204 holders were inclined to ack better prioes. Meal was | Defence, Brewatcr, Charleston: Aivericn (x) Judhiens Gln: ‘Am. fatterson Klonor Johnson D V_ Moore James (ahnw James | Wend Michve) mith was introduced to the amemblage und aldresoni | S¢A4Y. Rye experienced no change. Provisions cooti- {Chiyaan, Galbraith, N Grienne: Huidee, Soule: and Cox: Prercomt Amanda Jepsen’ ea | Moore Lindley |surkwentherDan | ation Mr- ition patrlotio strain, He wae followel by tie Hise. | Wed sbout the same, while transactions were moderate mith, do: hos Bennett, Sherman, Charleston ‘rulson Rebeces ohason dws M rer ae ween we § were steady, with ipman, Belton, Sivanuth. lith, steamer Sainh Peep es Lonisa Jane lorris Cartie Saunders Ewd } G. Haven, G, W, Clinton, aod 8. C Hawley, Esq. when 6 y. amount of business ee tok (ak ren) 1 Margaret perPage nares Je \Jordon Jam Murphy James Savill SB Wheelock Wm the vast gathering dissolved again. amid abouts, buszes, offee continued quiet, without material change | “Siied ta ir Wilkinsou, Burion, Boston; 17th, Montezums k Mrs Jouhton Mary}. Penney Mine sitar. | Coxzens Kaward Jones Henry W | Murphy Pstrick illam’ |W! os Lowber, N York: Samuel Micke, Goodhueidorion Debacns, hian Miss Ma and cries of vive da Republic” The stripes and stars Cook Robert hue.do; 16th, DeBaoce, fellison Mrs Mar-, ison Edward M d , floated th the li Ashes —The market was at a stand, on account of the | steer, snd Clinton, Lord N Urieans: Stephen, Bald Be be pe garet Ips Mire AH Murray James | Wilson Win devine ae aa as Dy avesoaes rtoped gang newn Sales of 100 bbls Pots were made (of 1847) ut ‘Chilsseiphra: Home, Muir, Staten folend; ournd, Bor. Codwise Mrs Mar-|ingersoll Mise El- Peterson Sarroh rctiet 4g | Mulhare James. Ire ws |W oe ane the ehippiog ta port. Bonfires lighted up the soene on 4 good tares M6. Boston; Ohio. Clarks Au and laa, Keith, | cromie Mrs SarahM | ge seme Mra Mary |PiGj¢ stom Mts Aun eS B jefferson Walter, | Mure Sem A. (seth jueet | Winters & MeLel- Meta Givect ca tattle: tecmn tee liberty pole to Genvece | 1 :UnEAP jour—The soles footed up in small 4 ae, g\ alaron. moore. | (oq Mire Mary ih Yarnagan Bernard |Johason George=2 | Myrock John M (Stebbins Wm A Greet, dating the evening, aed sobuas ef eejctoiogs were jor h: m= use some 1000 @ 1200 bbis, sold chiefly in tas " Conlin Ana fopalie Mrs Jatin . o. J: hason Chas MM Me Seavey Cept Alex |W every where to be coon ond heard, the forenoon, includii jong other lote 3 » 400 bbis of Jeaoy Lind Power; America, D ry Ingrsbam Mrs R. Graham Timothy |Johneon L MeAal wi . fair Genesee at $6 6, and about 400 a 500 do, pure were sont Agro &, Cottier. "N York,’ Mancester, fH beoea Fi. driner jones James MeC 1% ¥ a ——— Tepor‘ed reid at $6 6136 Sales of Troy wers reported at | Bultimure: Wyoming, Micrchen, Fuiladelphie days freore Mea (Ed Cammrioge Wen R |crritod Muahacta | nee ogg ® | Moti Whiteomb PC ‘ime~Great Desrrucrion or Property. — There was no change in Southern, and | Boston: George by Tan.’ Hurch iegor, Harehia’ a chareh tL ardiner Rober 8 Me Me_ormick Jas MeBeth Math Macpherson Henry § sin-40-Brach, Brown, yew York; Carolus, pte: les of Alexandria and Howard street were re- | {04,404 Avon. Mu her Cas $6254637 PWheat was held at former rates h, Bt George, Ferris but no sales were «ff-cted Corn Sales in two lots of |@rrdiner Robert 8 | Kashi ver Abou! 4o’eloek this morning, a fire was disco- Dam See. | Graken shay Ha : vered in the freight d-pot ef the Boston aod Mal White Thos @ | White Archbald Whitney GeoA rowed The fite had made enoh progress that it abont 70-0.08'00 bushels J rondack, Charleston; Camillus, Baya Cake Hit Ne corm M| © pans John D eer » oa go She; 16.0 do Southern white Gere tone ried sold at 662% i f oD atoe ‘Bw one Coffer Joh 3 T Mer oy Andrew jSeot. John: | Wollmer Adam lenge neniues oh tahmeete freight In the depr nn aae te Sud Oue OF two other smail lots were disposed of on tie | for. Yara: Jallindur, for do; Henry Clay, for dy Reros Mrs (Canal at | Thodes Mrs imehrtck Ches @ Garety Facriok bE ae Mee oe im leew fone | Wapawerd MD, Me ingrmart ve great. though It is impossible. Yo g Bales of New Ovlnana heated were reported | tel. for Kins 8 Kinney Mise HT Rose Sarah [Gis Lewis” [Kent Brewster | Meturguhar Jno. |Sehin Word W HH timate. the “Say bile being dent ges We tedereractg | ¢47.480 Bome holders withheld their samples until | ,MAnse!.tes March 12—Atr barks Lota, Benya, New Or | ,zebeth & | line Mimeat t | hows Masa Themes | dibeon a” ichrist Joh Shnerm |W LY imate, the way og dear yes We understand | the character of the foreign news couid be fully ascor, 1, Jordan, dox 10th, Lapanta, Heer, N Yorks ach, | Pemirry Ma J | Kirmody “nn Ro William — |Gufford Schumm Chr thet tbe Cocheabo Manuacturing ” omp: tained. M-al~Sales in love, in all about 200 bbe New Jordan, New Orleans, 81d 15.h, ship Raritan, | Digtonsom Kelley Catharine | Reed Mi redrk |‘Bilbert Hirata. oy summers Mr pe ag ee By ag es Migr Md Jersey, wore made ut $2.60. Rye—The sales during the March 19918 Taley Dikeman Mrs Jane|Kemble Mrs Char | Reynolds Mise Ane | Cerpenter John G | driven Chas leQuillen dw ivene Mr seeebes tole tae Sy he dey amounted to about 3000 bushels at 760, delivered | _Pontuanp o Ms Kelley Mrs Mary Al Roreback Sarah | Gate Dr [aed ot ead) Bay of - z x A ive Bet - . f looping to the Nerway Plates Memcfareanes ¢ Oate—North Rivor were better. end rales were made at | !7th, Angelique, Kdwards, NYork for Amsterdam aga bn 7 Al eberts ey Capt Jesse |Gormly Derby MeCinbe Enrenie mith Amor” serteee Cine Weare sorry to learn that Mr. C.C.P. oer tae; Beone—-Glles of 70 Weshale Kidneys, wore made at | cra" muce Dayle Muu Winns | Kalehs Mra yin] Kerman Mra M Charles” |Glvna Ja Mec Yonistey Philipp manulecturer, of Jom lar Corraz—We notice sales by auction of 400 bags da | _Livenroor, March 18—The Mil.isdes, from New Orleans! | pieter ire Basan \« Chaane ee in Reece Gs Barer, which was to Rio at 65 » 63, onsh ran againat the Albert Doek, ad was obliged ta unchor te the Mi Say L LJ Crapon L. rbot _ Jemmat, Listened, Rte lsraely — | "Cor ron—The eales o@eoted to-day ware entirely bafore | "gai lom at ontmair TN kn from Gotten- | Bx" io a ea Saanie eA ne ‘lagraph Raere, : the intelligence brought by the steamer Wealiington, pr Worbs Wich ren, lee bus tone ntbcretes ee ie wn Gon Wiliew a Pus f - ? *. \ ‘ ‘ Op