The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1849, Page 4

@he Progress of the President Elect te- [From the New Oriesve veice, Jan 30 jew Ori . ‘The steamer United states, which lett el ore Jestevening, will call at General Tavior’s plan- Anions 000, receiving him on board, will take hun to Viekeburg, where he will remain. uatil the ar- vival of the Tennessee. This latter boat will leave to-morrow evening. Several ot our citizens have been invited by General Taylor to accompany him to, Washington, Among these are Judge Wil- Jiams, Ot St. James; J. P. Benjamin, of St. Trervard; Cuthbert Bullitt, Exq.; Colonel William L, Hodge, and Alexander ©. Bullitt, editor of the Puayune. The Javer two gentlemen, we under- staid, willleave the sree in the Tennessee, end join General Tuylor at Vicksburg. We wish them-e pleasant trip, and a safe arrival at the seat of government. 4 Jt is eaid that a distinguished fashionable tailor of this ety, who had an order to make two suits of clothes for General. Taylor, having completed his order, and ninted it on the streets, there was a general rush of we! ‘dressed gentlemen into hie sbop, e}! earnestly requesting to be allowed tolook at the said clothes, aod particularly toexamine the imeide of the pockets. The shrewd tailor, hows ever, suspectivg the object of the gentlemen, told them they might put their letters into the pocketa of said suite, but that he would require of them $50 each, for every letter placed m tne breeches chet, 90 for those put in the coat pocket, and tor those in the vest pockets, In thie way, it is thovght that the General will be enabled to read said leiters at his leisure, to digest their contents, and place a proper estimate upon the merits of che applicants. (From the same paper of Jan 31 DeraRtuke oF THE TENNESSES.—The Tennessee Jefitie whart laet night at six o’clock. Messrs, J P. Berjamin, Bailie Peyton, Colonels W. L. Hodge and A. C, Bullitt, who are to constitute General Taylors etcort, left in the Tennessee. Many anxjous inquirers were down on the whart when the Tennessee lett, and her mail w: id to be the !arzest ever carried out by a steamboat Most of the letters were tur the President elect— their purport and writers are unknewn., The Ten- nerree will cull for Judge Winchester, at his plan. tation, end stop at Vicksburg for the general and his surgeon, Dr. McCormick. ARRIVAL AT NATCHEZ. [From tne Natchez Courier Jan. 26.) General Taylor arrived at our landing yesterday morning, on board the steamer Princess, No 3. He was on his way to his plantation in Jefferson eounty, where he proposes to remain tor atew duys, 10 urrange his priva.e business, before leav- ing, finally, for Wethington. The committee appou:ed to wait upon General Taylor, ana tender him the hospitalities of our ely apd county, perlormed that duty at an early heur in the morning. The General’s reply was brief and tothe point. He eaid he regretted that circumstances prevented bimfrom complying with the request of our citizens—that nothing could give him greater pleasure than to meet his Adams county friends in social intercourse—but that nis ev maperients at various pomts on his route to Washington, precluded the enjoyment ot tnat Pleasure, &c. i: The boat remained at the landing an hour or more afier her regular time for starting, in order to gre our citizens un opportunity to call upon the old ero, end to take him by the hand. Numbers availed themeelves of the opportunity to give the old soldier and true-hearted, honest patriotfa cordial theke of the hand. Allseemed to wish that his ¢ivil career might be as successtul and glorious as had been his military one. | General Teylor will enjoy a heartv welcome trom the citizens of Vicksburg, on the first ot next month. From thence he will proceed to Nash- ville, where extensive preparat.ons have been made to receive him, according to the good old Tenues- see tush.on. From Nashville he will go to Frank- fort, Ky., to which vluce he has been invited by the Legiclature as the guest of the State. From thence he wallrepair to Lomeville, where an en- thusiastic and whole souled reception awaits him; atier which he will proceed direct to Washington, where he expects to arrive by the 23d of February. ‘We never eaw the General look in better condi- tion. His health 1s most excellent, and his step is as elastic as that of early manhood. We are glad to see hrs thus physically prepared, at least, to withetend the venomous assaults which will be made upon him, betore three months pass over. A salute of thirty gune was fired in honor of the General’s arrival, and the same number announced hie departure. He bears with him, to the sphere to which his new and responeible daties call him, the be+? withes of all classes of our community.— God speed him! , ,ARRIVAL AT VICKSBURG. The President elect arrived at Vickeburg on the Ast instant, and was received with every demon- jon of rerpect, by the citizens ef both parties. He iv accompanitd by the Hon. A. C. Rullitt, Col. W. L. Hodge, J. P. Benjamin, Eeq., Cuthbert Bul- hit, Eeq , Hon. J. P. Winchester. The Cumberland river, at last advices, was Tising; and it is probable that the steamboat Ten- Bessee, with the President elect on board, reached Narhville yesterday, for which place he started on the 2d instant. ATTENDING A BALL. k The'tollowirg is a letter from General Taylor in reply to Mons. De Grandval, cf Louisville, Ky., ende sig him the compliment of a miiitary ball on ke cecasion of his vieit to that ert Baton Rovoe La, Jan. 16, 1849. My dear sir—Yoor polite communication of the 27th ultime, inviting me to accept the civility of » ball at your bangs during my stey in Louisville, has been @uly received alter si cerely thanking you for this conriderate p the Hr, very respeotfully, your ob’t serv't, i i Z. TAYLOR G De Gaanpvan, Louisville, Ky. ‘THE ANIICIPATED ARKIVAL AT WASHINGTON. [From the National Intelligencer, Feb. 7. ‘The two Buards of the City Councils cf Wash- ington, at their Jast sitting, eppointed a joint com- ee to wait 0. the President ot the United es elect, on nis arrival at Washington, and, in the pume ot the corporation, welcome himto the seat of government. MOVEMENTS OF THE GENERAL'S FAMILY. {From the Mcbile Advertirer, Jan 31) Mrs, Gen. Taylor, wife of the President elect, Co}. Bhes and lady, and Major Hunter and lady, arnved here yesterday from New Orleans, and took pareege in the steamboat Emperor, last eve- nrg, for Montgomery, on their way to Washing- ton. From the Montgomery (Ala) Journal, Feb a4 the lady ot Gen. Taylor, accompanied by Col. Bhes and Lode &c , arrived in this city yesterday, em route for Washington. The General, as we have before no'ed, proceeds by the Westera route. m the quiet and unostentatious menners ot the paity,@ foreigner, unacquainted witn the beauty ano simplicity of our institutions, would haraly fuppese that wmong the ladies were the wite and duuyhter ot the President of this mighty peaple.— ‘The couriesicee tendered them by our citizens were frankly received. Last night they attended a con- cert for charitable purposes. The party lett thie morning on the cars, furthe East. The tamily of Gen. Taylor, we announced by a telegraphic despatch yesterday, arrived in Balumore on Thursday, where they will spend a mouth or six weeks with Col. Taylor, brother of he General, and Mrs. Dr. Wood, daughter of Gen. Taylor. CITY TRADE KEPORT. Frivay. Feb 0—6 P.M, ‘The steamer Niagara being due at Boston, aad the Bersh Senos at this port, bad the effsot of obecking yn pearly Oil Kinds of produce, The four ‘be rales made were effected on d-, at pre. quotations nous prices, with mo views prices. Wheat co al. Corn maintained flour stood as betore, The: 4 pork, at previous races b bastavan doiog ta Pp! to Newburyport. wi ja to day for the trade. at about $15 500 a $190.0; she 19410 Salve of 60 0 ©) barre! © $6.60; peurin were quiet Dasewae—Worea 6,000 Ibe, jellow, Bro aver cers 2060 to 2600 berreis.inclading this State, Western, ke. common and straight brands, at $6 44 = & 666 With mali lots good straight brands at $6624 Salus of 4¢0 10 600 bartels, tn lots, New Orl mus. st 95 316 @ $6 376. ud 600 do, extra Gemeses at $6 «6 26° Soutn- ¢7D Temarded the swore, with sales Georgetown and Hoard ttiert at $5 81% 0660 Wheat—There was pote were made, at $1 76. a woh offering. +nd no ralen of moment were re- ported exerpt rmsii lots Long Irland at previous rates Comm Solr WU bo Devereux Nuith Caroline white ‘Were made at Otc | 1.500 do new yellow soli wt OF¢0 White Soutbrrm wae held at 660560, Mral-Sees of 160 barrels New Jertoy were wadn at $494 Brandy- wine was worth $5 Kye ~Sales of 1000 bashels were mode at to Rye Flour was worth $3 160320 There was po ad dnoate Corrox—The market issteady, with sales of 1,300 LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION, epon spoomenie et about $2 an Ry hari Boston: schre Ne Laktart, West Incies; Rit ‘Orien Meron, Crarleston; Mary George, Gilobrist, Jamsica, Corvet, Warhipg’ ‘Turis lelona: ol! not i an Arr at Newport, tth, baigre Sarah, Rice, of and for Warren % mrnihe h * Li sald to De refused Further sales 07 1 200 at $1 60, carb and 4 moe ; 600 hal at 1,000 quarters at 42%e. Fasients ‘There have been sales of 200 bbis, New Or- eanr, at 29 0 300. O11s,— There is no ebange to note in any description, ané a fair de prevails. Provisio Sales of 600 barrels pork were made at $12 60 tor mers, and at $11 76a $12 fer prime; sales of 260 to 350 barrels mess beef were made at $128 $°2 50; 23d £0 do Chicago at $13; and 200 derrela beef heme were 2014 at $16 25, Lard—Sales of 100 barrels were made at 6% 8670. Cheese was quiet and rales light Butter wae in steady demand at about 10 Ilo. for Obio, ané 12 a 180. for this Siate. ce fa im favor of the buyer; prime ramples will Ms au Sishes sales of 170 casks 1air to good rice, a o Sau7.—2 000 bags coarse Liverpool sold at 950. . ip an ete PE ered are seiiee. at$l. Ip pimen- 0 we hear e Jamaica, iport, at 5)60.. thort price, and 300 do, for home use, at 70, : MARKETS & LSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Bosrom, Feb, 8—Brokers’ Board ~ 2 shares Eastern Rail- read 101: burg Kailroad, 10936: 8 do to \BH:; 6 40 de 11994; 1,40 Old Colony Railroad, 72: 21do do 7736 3 du Portl-ns, eo and Portsmouth Railroad. 96%: 3 do do 96%; 100 do Revd jailroed, 1234: 28 do do 12 8-16, 030; bu do }3- 16, 0 16; 28-16, 430, Bde Western Nallrona, 10236: 2 de do 1013; ry Providevce Railroad 9; 10 do Rutland tts1! tate Band, 084: 13 clvidends Aubara and > dividends East Boston Co, No, 4. 1831 Vermont Canteal 7—8 snares Firoh- do Boston ard Mains Railroad, 106; 5 do allroad, 106%; 60 du Reading Raliroad, MILADRLPHIA, Feb. 9—Firet Board.—80 Girard Bank, 05, 2000 U, 6x "68, Tuseday, 100, 71%; $3000 Vern. 5's, i HOT 3g. SHON doco 90 $200 & 500 Olty 6's, 0. Between Boards—10 Girard Trast, 23%; 5) Mortis Cans) 934. Secind Board SiO. inn. spools O17 Farmerde and 4 5 9 Morne ; 60 Nor: ‘$2600 Wilmington 6's, 83> Died, On Thursday. Feb. 8, 1849, Aawes Louise. daughter of William A. King. aged 2 years and 7 monthe. Her rem will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. On Friday morning, at 2 o'clock, Mancarerra. youngest cbild of Willem and Letitia Young, aged 2 Jeareand 6 months. The friends snd acquaintances of the family: are Teepectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her father, No. 29 Delancey atreet, this af. ternoop at 2 o’clock. without further invitation. On Friday evenivg. 9th instant. of convalsions, Ro- nent James. eon of Robert and Jane C. Ballagh, aged 5 yeare and 8 months. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, at 3 o'clock P. M.. this day, from No, 1 Chambers street corner of Chatham. Ob‘ Friday morning, in ber 73d year, Susanwan, daughter of the Inte Marming Lake. £eq , of the Ad- venture in the Island of 8t Croix. and widow of the pee Samuol Betts, Eeq., of Beckegrove, in the same sland. ‘At Middletown Point, N.J, Mr. Aurarp Mives, 66 years ot age. Sort of jew Work, February 10, 1829, jarke—Toulon, Very, Ban Francisoo, J HW! G Merri thew: MeGiivery, Casdotas, Nemmith Wale ee ‘Tibtetis, van Francisco; Sarah Ri bineon, Havana, J Wa 3, Vietori Arrivea. Ship Talley-and (of Tromastyn), Webb, from New Orleass, 18 bye, with ndee, to Eagle & Basard, iP Hirriet ‘Reeh wel’, Gurrish, New Orleans, 28 days, w th mdse, to the master. The H R was towed up to Quaranti'e inst bight by Ue stean boat samron. where she rewalna st auchor br birk Carrnee, 2. Galway, 34 daye, in ballast and 100 ste rage vareencers, to} sree Brooks. Tne U has exp-renced veoy severe weather. Jem 15, lat 43 20, lon 5130, spoke echt Leo Hore, hence fo, Ovorte? days a ghd Ward, Ener aon ree Wer i eompany wrt 5 Biteb-1, fur Cur riestos, The i hed been the 24, with heavy galeo'rom the NW, Bark Oregon (of Bath), cprague, New Orleans, 29 days, with mare, to Sprague. Ko: nso. & Co, Brig Metamora B:nce, Mobile, Jan 23. with ED erly burt & Co Sd in company with vark Brasilleric ava ship Rod hoy, fer New York 2/th ult, I-aso Simmons. a colored paservn ma fi of i-eanity. jumped Int 27 35, lon 84 30, epok by a pilot boat: rep rted the brig New Yer; uo other vessel at Key Weet. Gill, St marks, 18 days, with mdse, to the mas‘er. id (of Damar entia), Farren, Georgetown, $C, 6 lore B Vote, Pacific, Smith, Trinidad de Cuba, 16 days, with mdse to Chastelsin & Ponveri Schr Tremont (of North Yarmouth), Mitchell, Jacmel, St Do- m 26 dey, with ndee, to Beck & Kunbardt. Left no Amer * kr Dart Somers Savannah. Feb 2, 30 miles N of the Capes. jp 8 gue trom 8 ‘ead of mainmast, malatopmast and ri. Arnold, Attukepss Slain company w'th tchre ‘Toft, ST. woeend, acd iro kasteru veese o, all bound to New Yor. Behr B A Tofta(ot Boston), Norton, attakapas, 20 days, with mde, ty DL taper, Bd ‘with echr Bethel, —, for brug A Wass 4 08 for Cavana. Sist ult, of Cape Fionda, passed bark Merlin, tans: ig N. "Fete tr Ellewor h) Sugacd, Charlestov, 8? Feb 4 off bi ir Newton, frhm Moti ¢ for Philadelphia. 1. § Carolina. Hh Arm D Bedell, Norfo.k, 4 days, with mése, to Sturges & Jearoa ‘Sche Nathan Parrets, Bush, Virginia. Bebe Grn Tayler. Abtabams. Virginia. t Mary Keeler, Dru Sobr Mary ans Helos, Miles, Virgioin. Fetr North America, Cottrell, Yorn iiver. Fers Bightseder Sande, Pederiebsburgh, cht Highlonder, Sands, Frederiel Bobr Atd e) Kader, Brown Alexandri: # Below. Ehip Persia, Babeon, from New Orleaas, | G one ye 4 N leans, with EDvoteth Co. rs axa da Bor: Merlin, Welsh from New Orleans, Alto1 ship, { bark and 2 biiga. 8 8 Crowell moe Haury, Bark 8 8 Crowell, Chagres; brige Sam 5 Patrick 7 Tauided de Cuba; Balle, Wi mintton None Fennvany 9-Wind, ot sunsiee NW; meridian, NW; oan jerboard, set, NW; midnight, NW, Herald PHILADELPHIA, Marine rrespundence. b 9, 4 PM—Arrived—B irk Lacon! Smith Mobile: Arrival, Sunes Nei Berk Buale: Driga Di caw sobre Virgiaia, Howes, York. Banwaposs. J Arr bark New Haven NGavon; 12:h. he NG; 13h, schre F J Brogoatd Philadeiny a; |. ¥ i mipgion, and ald to leeward; toch. bak Wan Lac rau} fort, do; brig Riehmoad, Alexaudria; and otners be- 0 ry Trim did; i n, bey Ai fa, taal, Jeon, Benaire: 6th, trig Stirling, Pike, do: btn. sehr June, Weeks, : tb, bers New Haven, Tr nidad; Lita brig dapbin- ger, Turks Toland; 19.b, sobr Comet, &t Thomas; and otaers b. fore Yeporter, g = Baas of the packet ship Nor: bumberiand, for London, the Bxchanse Keading Room ‘Vhs day, at half past 1 Bagsof steanship Isabel fir Hevane (from Char’ eaton), will close at the weve vftioe this afternoa, at half past two Cowen, ‘Aloo of the # camer Foutherner, for Ci arleston, at s quarter be- fore three o'clur k. ship Ducheme 4’Orleans, for Havre, sails on Monday, the ot. Suir Joun Ravewat, Wambersie. from Liverprol, wen ashere on the North oreaker. near Ubar.eston, on wie 4th inst, and Lad 4 feet of water iu Ler Lol fur Bercurean 9 years old 512 tons, was par- \, for $24,000, ice TaRstOn, of rortemouth, has bean purchased ia ryp r. + 4f Eestpoat, 120 toms, § years old, was por- Beaton, 8th, for $1,50, by aCohanere.mpsoy, w pro ifr ie JON at THES W Pass—The ship Adi iuware bo ra¢ank, for Liver: Py w At Oahu, Nov 11 (by lever) ship Fiorida, Cox, New Bedford; rom «ff King’s Mill Group, in Feb'48 ship Ann Alex wtele. NB, YU ep. eri 7, (war rep ried Naviw hit) 26-U wh ko 'P edrepts, Jiep Ss wh), eperun, i New wediord, [4M ap (reperied in Ob OF MEEBspvioret, 4) (reported ept 8,80 8, len 6012 W, LC michmond, New benee 1 jou Beton for § York, a, A Das, arr 7) Joad ng. J Gvathey jara L ‘ur een, Jub: Wee from ht Jaco de Cube, brug ¢@ -p rka de lo: Pi 1 adulj q E ‘Grand Turh, do. ache New Globe, diay; cared, et Dili ), Card vom, ela Wik nee Lovriand, Baltimore brigs Mornsager, Hucaam Wittiame, Thow poom, vienfa-qoe Mais, Baker, Puir Ipt ia; @ bre Ura. us, Joraan, Jt Ubariesy> 5 flavilla, Ma Alvxa dria; J Cocley 1, 40. Bid ships W Kerdr ek, bosto: arti, Brewer, Kingsen Jam. nip Bilers Kebwond, Sid snip Kikraite, White, niehmouo; brig Bil), W ladies; sour houdurse, Crosa, Boston via Rapps reron. Feb 3—Arr ship New York, Wall, NYork; Be It, Fob ®, Laneaster, Bog; brig Magnolia, Morris, N 1 ship Anson, Elliott, NYork; Brem bark J eootine, . 60; rehire Karp, Gibber, Yi Mitobell Kennedy, x Bavarn, At Nine, seve Urvanva, Small, NUrleone, Yih Louvre, Weeks North of Bucope Br bark Koya Mint, Fare BrVn, Fob b— Ovenr, Pranab, RY vth bor brs Jomion Gantisen, Virginia oe, uv Vv Miss = - Ven Vilbenburgh : ‘Vadin Catharine = Vangrelll M—Brigs Conson, from Nassen, NP, iis Teas Baschens boned yom Bos: fa thus evening aad M—arr Gr seomer ve, line, Southern pion; Br item le ae Tio, trears in company with the Ackerly Harry 8 Fae Ee Po'lock aad Atale, Diamond tons to oon 27h ior hip Living Age, Barus Masia Vio ation, Naw BevronD Feb7—Arr berk Beleves, Howland Spithoud seize Win Brown, Gat, Norfolk: Cornel, 5 0. Pleiades, brig Knits Bourne, Peter, San Fraselao. — Susae, Be Heb 7—arr sloop Bxcel, Ln Victoria, » NCerction, orm barks Marges Aveersoo Joba Allis Will ren Johu AudeneT B Puovinsxce. Fed 7— Below, 1d brig W ides P Walker. Alera, Wirren to finish de Irkhtwan, Norfo k; Reteces « 4 4 Feb G—arrat City ont ship Wad: tatum. Feb 6—Arr bork J Walla, Jr, Walla, Pembroke, ko. Slagth. bee Drone for Geyonne. ‘oa de ah RE Ss sae hy te ce a eae wc ace P pt ia. é Bogw ell Peter J Cid 24, song tohn Price, ved. Mr and Mre Barry, brother and Havana—Bark Rapid—Miss Riise MoClevier and Mr Peter M y Pe asa( onova. New Onieane—thip Talleyrand—Dr C De Monuerille, of Now pane eraRe tat Tronesta—John Whitoher and Frederick uton. Passenge: Garway—Bark Clareace— ebild. 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