The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1849, Page 4

which was decided upon in the late election. Not se. The whige did not unite in his support till he declared himeelf ‘a decided wing, though not an ultra whig.” The whigs united in his elec: x, distinetly understanding him te be th» ‘r.end of the whig system. The result ot tne election is ceneeded by the locos to be a whig victory. And yet the letters ot Geneva) Taylor bind him toa no- party policy. In being faithful to the whig expec- tations, he becomes faithless to his pledges to the whole people ; and faithful to the often reiterated Trape wrt: ruz Cananas —The attempt to in- troduee >, stemof reesprocal trade between the eo States and Canada, meets with serious if not fatal opposition in Michigan. Notice has been given in ‘he Legislature, of an intention to bring In a jornt resolution inetructing the Michigan Se- nators and members of Congress to Oppose the euge of euch a bill as has been before Congreas during the past session It 18 urged in support of such a step that such a privilege to the Canadians would be suicidal! to the 1otereste of Michigan.— via ( Pa: . eon » en eictnom hemes, Charleston; Geo Washing: re on, peer; Baltimore, Jobuson & Low len. ae ey hr A\ of Bi ), Moore, Gi P ir Ami a20m (of Stubeu), Moore, Gasyams, PR, with mdse, to Br Sehr Dolphin, Bolder, St Johns, NB, days, with fab, to the master, Below. Brig Grace, from Mobile, via Guorgetown, 80, Aloo one bark a: d two brigs. promige never to be the “President of a party,” | I: would admit six to eight millions of bushels of he loses the support of the whige, and 18 leit pre- | wheat into the eastern markets to compete with | ontueiey Ligne and 'ehrough the bight seeped he. neha cisely in the same predicament of John Tyler. It | that of the weet, and open @ tree market at the | #nd went ashore on Staten Island, below Vanderbilt's Meef, whery he takes the one track, he betrays his promises; if | east, to all the vast pineries of Canada, which will | ** 8 last evening, Mullen kev 52 he follows the other, he deceives his friends. give employment to her fourteen hundred saw- | w, Ca as my] Mearo {2 [AReM 27—Windé, at eun-rise, NNE; af meridian, do; at ean: Durvirg W Murry Ch ‘hese are distinctly the difficulties he has to | mills. The produce of these mulls, the Detrowt gf do—blowing « burricane, with rain.” anon y Ellen Meakor Mrs (Orange st Bultera Davie Mardos Francis H Mafawy doce we meet. This " the reason of the middle ground Advertiser says, are to be tirowa jato the eastern pe ince Muldoon Mary Ml Miler ‘abies platy tl fay ig Molloong Wm a which Mr. Clayton is attempting to chalk out—a | market to compete with the hard lubor of their jerald ne Correspondens: sere e lonnot Fanling Dullibenty Rieb’ OliverC yf course of ete which will conciliate the whigs, lumbermen, who are double the distancs from | 2MtApriyura, March 27, 4 PM Arrived —N oe =~ aD a Dyer Jorn F ¢ pede Hd wig amny oe. MeOay John @ MeGlowne Michaed without a very wide departure from the pledges of | market, and consequently will have tiis disadvan- ; cours JW Exrickson, Manghan Ann Moir Elevor Dyer Bisbee Duft Joba, ‘MoCoy Jobn ‘MoBride eneral Taylor in his uninitiated correspondence | tage. Canada lumber once adinitted tree, and we NYork; steamer Valoan, Gre Malley Ann Murdoos Ida B Ernot Christel a Moandrew Thomas with the politicians. Hence, the neceseity for | ehall be compelled to give up the eastern market Miacigcen Biaabeth oN niente i gverint WF MeAudrew fi | a ry} moderation, and a reasonable tardiness, in the | in toto. ‘Our inverest demande a prompt action | ,Z°CARTOW™, Mass. March 2¢— Arr brig Wanderor, Dawson’ | Morrey aline Maawell Ann ne Broeat Duchamp & Metarthy Jone p “Mocane Se > {and plumb pud- | in th Sab " NYork for St Jorne schro Abbott Lawrence, Allen, do for Boston; 7 top joveph Doral great pattem moped epee bee! bent it att th in the matter.”--Phila. Bulletin, March 24. Boean. Russel, do for Nantneket, and sld 25\h; 25th, arr ach Dela- Men ad tM Miss (A Englebardt WmG@ Everitt J Erller Criatot MeCone Sone Meoen x sn ding, the champaigne and the oysters. Cs | ware, Holbrook, NYork for Wiscasset; 26th, in port the above, lamee Margaret McMullen Mise (Ave | y i/o Bermon Eibreehter Senor Ph Elmendorf John W Caan offices are given to the whigs, 1t will be a party SASS aes Miscellaneous. Seles wiglinare, = Karly Ju Edward Howard Rlsrdge Joba Metntire uobt—Meteomey Meng” distribution, for which General Taylor, as a party Tvrsvay, Maroh 27-2 P M Bric Many Warzn an, st Bostcn, from Smyrna, on the 22d ry MoCarly «nn Boeriach Carl erton McKee! Wm MeKonna Jas President, will be responsible. It they are not 80 ‘The heavy storm prevailing has put a sto; oa inat, lat 3%, len 65, in a blow from the South, lost foretopmast and | MeManomey Aume L Mo“uyre Agacs Ben Ps he , hige will rebel, fc Generdl ee cnet © stopper on all | jibboom, WeMahon Catherine MoLowghlin CatharnoMoRier Anas an Pot t appropriated, the whigs wil el, tor, as Gener: out door business, and no operations in either cotton, MoNevii Catherine. MeMullin Evan Thoe ogh Foote says, they are famished trom long fasting, | breadstuffs, or provisions have transpired ; quotations oA Dessiltyl: colin, satiate aes es on ad rl ada MoVitte Wm and must be fed. , remaih much the same as yesterday for ali descrip. | of Mr James Davis, Jr, on the 22d, She is owned in Wellfiect, Newlin Roseann Joby. Mrs KdwardNorris Mary Q! ore eaeialeg Bor The policy, then, of Mr. Clayton, ie, to appease | tions of produce. Waisuey in quoted 220. for Ohio, Notice to Mariners. Nicholson MreK —-Nogle Moria Faroeworth Geo MeNair Matthew ‘ the whigs, by allaying their hunger as far as prac- | 224¢. for Drudge casks, and 230. for Prison. On: Q Far: MoJeryan Jno Leable, and to give moderate men of the party the Tvrspay, Merch 27—6 P.M. Owens Margaret Giver Carne o reference over such as from the excess of their | _ This proved to be one of the most inclement an O’Brien Sarah 0 Ei Naughton Michael , p i" J Orange Ritsa Netterville BW ultraism are a nuisance in the nostrils of the demo- | Stormy days (f the season, rendering all out door tra Obrles ane Owen Mra eracy. When commissions expire, they_are to be gr apt mee Shall Rinlemlrspe gti nge Otel Cotharine Ann Fotman 5 Ci ‘ fi ae ferran » filled by such ag are not particularly offensive to | Dearly at a etand still. Flour, grain and meal sold only Pratt M Follard Margaret = Pike Louisa Tench aon the democrats, while they shall be acceptable to | in ithout material change in quote. ee mena Se ‘emming Nathnl Flemming Peter the whige, and available for juture operations. | tion 'y, also, were stationary. Pork soe nae LEAs Peavedy Juhednn Padder ee A Tied Freee ovo Norris BJ Howstory Francie. When eyectments are made, it must be upon some | was heavy at yesterday's quotations, while buyers were Mi fathemne to 4, 0. 836, 7. and 10 fathome, And | picricn Mise VL Perry Mise G Pearson Francis B Finer Thoe Frick srtnur W Norton Jas8 Nowlan'Delon” Netter Wea valid indictment of incapacity or malconduct in | offering lower rates. Cotton was also influenced by 27 34 N; longitude brought forward from 9 AM, by agood | Pitts Curoline M—2 Finley Jas Fits Patuick Patr’k =| Norriss Wm Norzice Robt Noyes Capt Amoe office, by the branded locefoco incumbent whose | the weather, and sales were moderate, without material | chronometer, proved to be eorrect Featarday, off Fhorida, 79 bit Flinn Joho M Norton Capt Seth place 18 wanted. change in qoutation: 19 W. st noon, and the breakers of the NW end of the Maternillo Bials ) Sophsenn + Fitegorald Alderman o fet femocrats, that we can learn, are applicants |’ yiiepecrty vemelued ive dease “ere Male At 96 624; suserlyvartton, pice portent atest 7 CH fon wr, | Rockies Fina FoldingThos ——Polsek Tobias Opevda | Ounlgd” OMontall Patt jor office— igi - 7 shart of the Bab: eof | Rice Roome Nel Foes G aycftices the criginal Tayler men already con | ” Barauercrmi~ Flour We could only hear of some Picherds Deborah Boinly Regiae Fors das For Sein Gules Jae Ob itter Sino ai e subsidiary excrescence | jots of Wentern, in all some 500 ® 600 bbla., at $529 Rebineen Sarah Rooevelt Harriet ox Jas Frost elim iy yer Lg or a favorable hear ore Mr. Johnson, another chart 0! ord Jol rournoy id vy or Mr. Preston, themselves of the orginal gang. d or Virginia brands was | ! a tf several paints are} Sandford Elisateth Smith Mary P Sheppard Catharine Fowler HenryS = Forsch J A Gunoed Ben: F Soernder tiseen ‘ a Star Saray sane Smith Mary A Sherman Ann Foulkes a Foolke Aeneas ote w The whigs proper have taken possession of the | Fepor eat~ Sales were reported, but we eould | jj 0 ost ‘ascer' Starkey Parah Smith Margaret M © Sweeney Ann Falertoa John Faller Henry is vestibule, and they must assent belore the office- | Bot trace them. Barley—Sales of 1,000 bushels were | before leaving Ma'apras; ther'fere I marked dowa the true posi | Sachett Elisa J Stove Herniet J ‘Bnenthan Elizabeth Flynn Patrick PiynnJ Parker JooN gether tan face ia madeat b2c. Corn—For a lot of New Orleans damaged | tion of the ro! in 274 N, and sailed round it in lat 2733 N; eaw | Swain Mosieaao Scott Mre Francis Smita Mary Jane Flynn Michael Fook Jacob M = Furniss Gardner Parke Jes phe OBB How far Mr. Clayton willbe able to carry out 480. Was Offeved. A small lot of very inferior was re- Is eens ae et et tel imap ams toe om Smead Amelia = Btwek Mary J Smith Catherine fu any: ney FiyeAmas—2 Frecthoy Wilfred aaa Rowena We his middle course of dispensing the bread aud fish, | Evestisea. “Steal cat Mah, Rene eet eeetiDe | ‘ourteenmileved. ae thigh Oo ies ot oo ll oe a Banter Lata ‘a month or two will be sufficient to determine. GottowsIEhe lsties senlendie begepnap era Wittiam THomrson Master of the brig Courier, | 8 une Se Mary = Smith Mrs EM Gardner Sam! Guiseppe Campodo- Gurm Page ftevd B Palmer Thee yesterday were 2,400 bales, by Jauxs Brown, Chief Mate, Sawyer Emiy A Spice Julia Garup Ferdinando nico Gonaale ‘ _ The whigs, in the next House, will have a work- | including a sale of u oafgo off the port, of 1,600 bales Sehilicrin Margaretta Beovt Mra (Jano st) | Grast Thea Graham A lexr Pras A BBR Geove, Ferkeetes ing majority.’ Their guns wlrendy would appear | by ebip tamples. ‘The tuclemency of tho weather, | park Lordon Packet, Beriore ot eed 26 days from N Bedford, Bherwood Mrw Tho: Bamner Mra Coroner Albert Gallagher John Payne duos W Pastor sosorend to be conclusive of this assumption, fn the Se- | douttlees, has bad the effect of limiting operations to. | wan shore onthe & Cost of the lelo of Mey, Cape Verda, on | Siith Susan mas Superioe Mother Gisiahe Fa canes Pactea Fal Pritt Joo nate, the majority ot the democrats has been dimi- | 42Y, 88 the sales reported by the brokers only amounted | {sth Javury—veise total loss; sails and ging taved. WIl wresier Ame T tPeeecots Nase O ter Genter Bank Pratt David Pratt Hon Zadwices nished, so that or the re- . ued at $1U,LO), will be mostly saved in ir hed, so that if a bill for the re-establishinent of | t¢,000 bales Tued at $10,000, will be mostly saved in s Tebavy (Sulli- Time Mise K Gandida SeDTomas Batten: Bai something hke the act of ’42 were to piss the | _FAE!GHTs — Rates to Liverpool were im measure | 1% <i the crow wile crowned in piven ping ‘Tappan Tripler Mrs Grant Gi Peloucurmdwa Phoaturss’> { Houre, we should soy it could be log-rolled through Dominsl; cotton we quote at about 3.16. For heavy | Gtmorty arrived trom whaling, with Li D6) Theale Emma ‘Thompson MiwJm@ | Grabam (in care of Giase John H fae, fooeaek j the uper Urakech fore dence goods 208. was freely offered. To Glasgow heavy goods | andon the 16th Nov, made fast tos right wbal Tepel Mrs ath st) Trowbridge Caroling ‘the vnole of (Ri- Gaboriaud P Mons 5 AY alkes Wen ppel ubt not that a Jarnagin ladwis pape reg Lat ba ss arnagio | were worth 30s., and oil was worth 32s, 6d. steerer (Kobort F Weeke) accidentally got the lit ‘Tryp Clare Thompson eee wm Gindvindohn Triton Hisy ape { rawo.conld be lound.oa) 6 democratic side. _ 4 log, whieh eapaned thera and 2 eatme up with hi Thomas Bridget ‘Tasnee Biisa Meligudeste ok ima nore Patties peasegs ri jor jor the proviso in bol 1) fracti ee t tl Ort, Houses at the next Reais but, ae Mr. Clayton is Pace inbeeren ce thd dali i ra} Beantal Alan : ied. it rf Sayer, no K,dinoe lnving | | USseehlt Karas, y/ Ue eho ee Peas Mr (Bowers) Gry sup, Fewoee Poy Gaptaawe the inventor of a peculiar compromise, it will be | ®t our previous quotatior MAE AT Clas open doll rah teed pa Las ies bare He aveeg’' Green Mr (Canal st) Green & Co Pernina Roger@ Pi fv curious it he cannot manage topersuade it through ERIx8, owing to the storm, were inactive, and | hs south open” Ray ieieree renga fair rt aa Yorutite a (oat) Venue moe At Green neues Geeeaiaet Aue 2 Gi Fubram SH--2— Pinkeey Sean J both branches of Co ‘3 j3- | tbere were but few operations in the market; about 160 | pit the boat in ; he erew fortuna w hetepied Prinee T Pickering « has Pithine Mr i ngress; indeed, 1t would be dis leaf & Kintley creditable to his skill asa statesman, it he should | #g* Jmalea coffee sold at 90. en iy an Waroun Mary Wiloon Margaret Wente Senantha J Gearne ¥ m Phinyake” Prior Fans Paulie ge? Fath anak he: abit pNivau Stones, generally spenaking. are quiet, and | NDA Mma. 050M: Mach te oi, oto fall seein | Water aio (Orange Wien Blind’ Wilh Marina V Gerran Matthew Plas Goo Fee pace pois Fn ' pee ee es ¢ only rales reported a 0 tar at $175. irfap tliat dt CET TAS ee wel Tee losephini m8 Geretle H Phinso Mr Pitkin BG Pricce arth Frmemey’s Trienniat Parave in Puraperenia | , O%%~ There have been salen of 760 barrels crude | 1.0 Gy vue badyart ets burticaue ani twodayeatver poke | Wehner MrrceeC Wel a Witte urs Las” bg a Phlilize Joba (of Pe: Frtee F Brice Frost & Co q —The Tnennal Parade of the Fire Departme f sperm at Fairhaven, to come here, at $1 06 a $107 | the British bark Alert, from London, boand to Sydney, with lose Rose Waite Mra (Abingdon White Mary. Gil bes sy bd Jane Power Jno (Cliffst) Porter W C or Jase Pinlade)phia, in commemoration of the 29th aani- aa "Nos Ty passes pe th ry EL ‘ F Bw brie iereine in) pee otek GillecceJas Gilmore A e: Fomor} Ran Pomerey "Hey P ter ‘Dr kibe . i- | aeked. No ond retail lots from store. w< one, jer ° A ot versary of the incorporation ef the Fire Aesocia- | reported. wasnominel‘ak $9. Beef ex! i | eone, bound to St, | "etal, kogland, ‘The following whalers Wood Sa Gre el alee Se | Powered Fuiler Froth N Post Sam! L tion, took place to-day. Tne day opened with a | no change. Lard—Sales of 100 bbls, were made « hed at‘Iristan d'Acupha, 25th Nev—Mesican, (ship) Cad Gillon Tt: Gillon aml pL rg auying storm of snow, that continued, without and butter were quiet. ; Lowen et snd fees Bog Raster baleen: apis Wan TOG (ouie) ; Gisbe Wille”. Gineh Se Dr 1on Fullan 8 ENC rei ceseatlon, until night, The snow, melting almost | all, &: $3.8 $3.25 por 100 Ibe ivof aud trem Seg Harbor 84 Dole ep, bin ae zs rage, Miss (Tfinity place) Lope brome Fac ort 5 a. H ‘ALLOW Was steady at 8,0. ken—No date, Int 4 26 8, lon 35 15, ship Bdward, Hea " Quin Patz as fast ao it ie B ayederee the aTorn uippery ao Wirsxry.—Sales of 275 bbls. State Prison were » ve Nctord from the Pi fal hip, Liahmbmiiies eae aad Groweini 8 Ge CA. Genta Joba” Geode SB hy pany and their condition was hotriu :0r mare on private terms, ° Spoken. QENTLEMEN’S LIST. Grow BA Gesdhue Chas—2 Golding Mr (Chat- ing aid drawing fire exgines gud hose. carriages; 1 Piircos opal (23), Dugan New Orleans for Liven ee Groner Conrad Goodnow AF tam st together, more ropitious, Cheeress an = O14, eb Lt, off slort Keer, ma Jobn orden Lou juynor tl inate dageron di Mane: pasate + oul we MARKETS ELSE WHERS, Pootig soeeph’ Baichy from Palermo for Boston, Feb 25, in the About dune senna a rigid day for a dazzling parade, could not well ‘STOCK SALES. Straite cf Groraltar, Adams Geo N Hammill Wm Hadden DH chave been sent. At an early hous, in all directions, Pureapenrnta, Matobli7.—Sceond Board and After—$60 Le- ‘The sehr reported in yen erday's paper ae having been sen on ‘Abott Austin Batt alfred Hale George ¢ the merry peals of the fire belis were heard, and high Cont tori id S10 do..7 $1W0 do. ih Sion ‘Poonsylvania he 15th Pubs in ist 12218, Jon S36 We supposed to have teen ae Haddock ym re on that he mated ports, which aw ose houses. A few minutes after 8 o'clock, ae morn Gal 5, H Hy covered from the a tice ae ch ah was Bae = ira ank, 1234. rent 11 ee ae gomicunped eepapect pueieome 1326 $4000 Keating ‘Bonds, £354; 60 she, Heading Railroad, | the same time, and the deseription may avewer some of them, renee Batier John the different parts of the city and districts where Be Maroh 23 —Brokers’ Board—T shares Vermont Cen- Applegate Capt B Andereon Abm Ball BP Haight Gilbert L me te 1 tral 5 Bde. Litobbr 109) do, Old Col Anderson Jas Bandyside Adam Hanno Thomas mircet The hing extended slong the south nide-ot | fefeioae, aa Worsted Anders Thoe F rea had pre Daria Airlie t Seaond hen M Broad. The | ite toy 14 do, Bostoa recat i gi sh we Rirg Joreph Long ‘Zepbanials « teh street, trom Secon yond Broad. 1 | and Maine do , 114%; iF de 1036; Sedo, Wastern dos, ay one ae ad Risley Hon! B mn Harvey Procession, about 10 o'clock started, andloounter. | His 3d Mew knlnd Wore te de gy Stantrong John Harris Jamee D Ht Epon i MR IR Marching up Arch street to Schuylkill Seven ‘ding Rd. Bor de,'B0, 83). Broker's Second Bourd, March 24— | 88° a Hats E - street, proceeded over the designated route. On | § shares Vermont Central Sailrocd, iy 4.40, Wesicrn fo y 101 Ren hacker, Geet arise eeneie RogorsGantJar” Modlaguee Joie the noble fellows went, braving the storm which | 100 do. Reading do., Ln. 194; 25 do, do,. 1634; 10 do. Vermont and | Thine day. 4 asi cheek oy Rogers Peter Roberus at every step was dashing in their faces and fairly | Mats ge Reston and Weroorer den Ik Gor Bowton and | ¢CMAGHES March 8—Barks Guilfcrd, Thorp, from NYork; 8 L Bareing Capt AS blinding their ee thelr tread as firm, their cars | Main do; tb; Lge. id Calony de, 76 0 &. Hast Hoeton Coy | Ciarell Lewie, 40; abr Tonia, Sevan Marien foe Ban Fran. eerste i Tiage ase! t aud elastic, their looksas determine: jo. de. — cisco, with’ passengers; also two sbips, one brig, and one sehr, Baskins James B and their faces as cheerful and happy as if the day FOREIGN MARKETS. do do, BanisBoratio Harton Lathur Baoser Herman had been one ct the balmiest of spring. Theit | Rio ve Janine, Jon a9.imports from the United nisin; Sieh’ 30) 0, Higgins HoyseSL a. HayneHdwin — Bayden soup || nun Chrutopher Munsell Capt Edward Bows Feipe conduct was the admiration of every spectator. | States are 17.870 bbis flour, 273 pokgs domestica, 148 | smyrna. Cld anip Franchise, Bray, NOrloans; bark Boma lea: Heitman Henry Healy Mr { Water at) Heartt James O Ryerson & Keon a Roseell Iso D Even the prospect of the route, which was more | do. tea, 81 m feet lumber. 20 bbis. beef, 33 doz chairs, | dors. Henry, California; brig Sabao, Ray, Mobile; echr Hope JF Healy E Heine a ‘& Simonsen | Busecll BeoryP Rudd& Wheeler Rump B than fifteen miles long, seemed to have no terrors | 320 bales hay, 319 tons iee, 50 packsges spirits turpen- | Merrill, NYork. i york: | Blake Calvin T Benivch R Beli 'e Stade. Hoskton John E Ricbardson John = Ryns CD Whatever, and the whole distance was gone over | tine, 00 bbls piteh and tar, 304 bbls apples, 1717 Ibe. | paa'iie anna Catania, Matar "atidunorey ecke Weary Abas | eve? yee Heayenn Hedses Charles Heatry James C Sackett Wm B Sammon Tabac Banehos PWR i i se ‘xX and sun ——' ‘4 f a with an alacrity that was worthy of all praise.— Pah lok Hs ag enecaunmeate ie Conary, hod ling, Overman, NOrleans. Cld Ship Sarah & ‘Aralis, Batons Baldwin TO Benres Hewsworth Joba Henson John Bands Wm Banborn 8 Bamier Wm Philadephia Bulletin, March 27. saavkas baa been | ‘dull stat sales Liverpoo}; Constitution, Milton Pore 1 Balt Geo Bernen & Miles Herrick Charles T Bandfort Capitan _ Kohander A Banlera Wm market bee been in s very dull state, and sales limited. | “Fuanxyont, March 2\—Arr sehr § D Bailey, Hartwell, Balti | Biakenler RJ Benry Randolph =» Henstaw Wm Hepburn Dr J alenburg NW H Stand Thomas Swain Ubarles Early in the month a small lot of fresh Baltimore sold | more. ld 224, sehr J A Hervey, Hatlow, Norfoll Baker tian Be Heriog Thomas = Henning Wma . Sanfora Capt Edward Sack Thomas geno at 14) cash; but afterwards a cargo of 1.600 lba, at | Jacksonvitie, EF, March 17—Arr brig Mary Adeline, Barker, | Biaud J A Hil} Jol Hill Mr B Sande Capt Wa A m Races—Tuiao Dar— april 15.—The. fi 14), eredit, and 2.000 bole. for expert. at about 11/000; | N¥ork. Cldsere'W Follerd, Pinkbam,NYovk, | |) | Barman fl Hiller George Hill Are K Sandford JM 4 sult was as follows:— Pas, The Fe- | til 45th. when @ cargo of 1,700 bbis. wae #0 ‘The packet ship Su Biok ey Charles —-Hinols Elisha agders Edmond fh dit; about 1,000 bbis. Richmond country sold at 14) @ . for NUrleans; Barker dorm Hiroh-Dr 8 Holbr ok Josiah a OPE. ve vee ee teeeees 14 600; altogether the sales may amount to 10,000 Dbla Sa, ey Wore 08 Logan, fe Fort Barnerd PP Holcomb Aaron Holworthy Win pel A nae Bae stock in first hands is about 46,000! 000 bet A water Borkmaa FJ Michael A Hodgki ‘Time—3:49-8:4435 Richmond city, Domestics have been selling very lone | 1@ Porter, fur Cienfuegos; a brig and four sehconers, whose names Blaseder Rivington Bolden BW Hodges George Beuling te 7 ig very fi a race was for a purse of dpe mile heats. | 344 an auction sale of about 1,000 pks was made at Seni wha ton -Arrship Hampden, Briggs, Liv 1. ola Baser thas lodgkings Ator Street ov J end the result 24brs, for blue drills, 180 brown do. as 140 160; for 30 | pe ship satellite, Markham iverpgok: bark sdane E Williams, Beer uichasl 7 | Eopiine favs Burscan : : in. ehirtings and other articles, in proportion. r jasson, Boston; rowp, Weick, NYork. 1 Bi "Joh: stocks are still very heavy, and there is mot the least | _ New Ourrans, March 1 teams'ips Falcon, Thompeon, Beach Newion & R&. Beokmase ae Howell Jehn R Sess Allee Spar Edmuad G Forpeot of improvement,without aceseation of imports | ¥,Yerk: Fanny, Scott, Corpus Christi; snip Louisiana, Barstow, ward Beok Leon Boyt James rerwood George W Sohery Ms' Joe rixmoutin ce mere.” hie wil Speiy also to all | Lcetorel: ee, Rea, Deakinows,’ Chasteatea; soht Mary Elka, Beagiey N Boorse Chas 0 Howard Charles H poacer Daniel a other articles of import from from ‘the United State aarcaree Mas . Beliingrath Horrn Bell Geo W Hoyer Joseph F Bnopacd Rofas were Revenue, Charmer, and Jumping Mullet, three * Nantvok 21, Maroh 25—Arrechr Susan, Ruseell, NYork. Jul Bertrand Anthony Hoerted B Spouoer K mille Beats, pure $600, The rerult was as follow andve would sgsin strongly advise shat vou Naw Benvoxs, March H~ Arraehr Bien Rodan, Oagood, N Banuet Garratt Boum Sewall Bowts John Stewart dameo Stevensoa William " ; 18 to oF i. 4 John G BronverRobertak wen tn : of rosin at 67000; tar, 6/200; pitch 000; immber. 40). | Avitapnnnaa, Marah 26 Ave ni Felina Finn, Bernie: Jove Beadicoiarow pytetarcelN | Buri Bra on ee WS Bivens a Jumping Mullett. . ~ n fair, but the qualities March 25—#1d brig Swiftsare, Stackpole, Portland; accord Me. yrore WL paren Kiet Sonee levis vi US toner Wate at gehry Manchester; Tuttle, ‘NYork; Ellen Sedgwicr, easton, N i Bacio Banbrcarr Hai Halter J HS Bebm iat Christopher ance ice Joba B breferemoes were pretty | (uantity, as many of the planters have already finish. | cas anwaxt, Moreh 21- Cid Br ship Rosalinda, Giles, Live tt John 4 ert Themas H ts Bee, oh uaaead d Revenue. pool. | Beni Billing # Hep Bibley James 8 8u Joee) ce on Saturday, three < ae their crops to es a reports, also, of | 224, bits i Le id oly tehr tale so perns, , ed Hurley James re Tho} Bhitls & Wi » ¢ growing crop are confirmed from every quarter, I ron. An’ | Bredeman juck A Smith Bill Simpson Daniel L, fthe week on the Mo- | 24 there are serious apprehensions that it wil mot be | ez#ep, bath, Me; ache Athalis, Furne . Sid trig Madi | Baye ds Britton Jas Ives BR—2 Tngersol! Simeon ith SaithGeraen8 Balin Thomas ph, aud’s Thernuill salt, Karty 12 | QTez One belf ofefair average, We therefore feel oon. | om NMUE NUE: MOL MADS : Bires'eetien 8 Bisep Tie” =| InniieDavid. = evi Talay Joseph Bonnie" Baith Demet Bmith Seorye , . fident that it will be short, or about 600,000 " = —— toh yee agis Davi yy fulay Jose) are ith Dan’ Sarah Warren was the favorite against thi , Bird Hanson 6 Tnvibiers &CoCD Imlay Wa 8 ith John Duy dd She tise appronthed for the tare, sn en pod IST OF LEVTERS REMAINING IN THR NEW TORK Beaker FeierO bacterial ST ee = saandee RUST Rett pi ee ae ee a the world, partieulariy OPPICLALLY PUBLISHED im THE PAPER RAVING TUR LasionsT Breakway DW ae See | pee wan yaos turned Oud to be thites best in skx, intend of three Prices for some time past have been below the | “Diss sora tion the date of the Léstin which they are advertion’, Brae wa” Broun Prot” Bonwit eee vet Seas pil. eae ) qi ; v james Gu james Wm C ce | ol a8 wil be 800 Below. sree imiive, | scarce: and would readily comand s} 0 Sfl00, Ito te LADIES’ List. BrovaDesiel Brvakdw' Boviessome | $rrineevi, puss ED = Jeate Genre Y fi , e in five. A 8} @ 31/100, aking Jam jevnings Mr ; had, for Sweden and the north of Europe. 1 r ao, ohne PRAMAS be hy abe bare been selling at 21800 at 2.860, orfibary quelities Angers Ja Allerton Rurabeth | Brown Gen A Bougiten Jaa. JotnecnMS JcemscnMr—of the Jobnson Geo, dan by Bertaoe” 3 3 4.1.1.1 | Sbundant, ranging from 24200 a 2700 The export Sane ee eta Bowman Richa anton Brown, Bedine& Co | Jobsson Jonathan | Santa lene Jonnson Henry K Hivstioa'seh gos 0, by have: this month will bo ebout 150,000 bags th Allen Mery ‘Aderly Mary ‘Ashby Mra (69sh et) | Brown Capt D Bourridt Joun J fy a asta Buren - ROW. en 123.4 2 8) yi ig ton, Baitimor ite, hl Flinn Aylward Ada Byron Brown James, Browe Franale Jobreon F 8 Johneon William Jobseon James Eneaow by Bae .Van Leer’s ch. 0. Telegraph, 8 y. 0. niaal wise wee = jourguin Wan Fi Tv Jordon Wilken Joyo William ler Auguetes ivan James : 4 Q 4 Chas Sobumiecht M Sheanary 2 +P EL ee BranwliteMra | Body MraJ.P | Banjamin Jane Buck Chas D Jours& Hammond Joness F “Fonte Reward Sayeom Samuel Bahl Charles ‘4y.«., byimp Belebanvur,dam Lu: are moderate, and Rio Grange sooounte advire thas | Bites Gurtrede Brows Catharine Berrien Mro{ Division Bushlo,r G or AG Jouee Capt William Jonat Mt Joralemon John P yy ee ERA Te ke ey are very scarce, and advancing. Freights are | Baits odo Ceci Bercy Bi 1 + T6061 beg; 164; 152. 4 | very dull—nominally £0c. to United States Exohange | Bacius Kachacl Brown suiay Bristed Mis Brecer Capes Brckiogham LTA Bens iid chitin SearsJobn R bens The racing throughout the week was unavually in- has been looking upward, the list rate being 26d. with | Bucheld'r Emily V Burly Lg! Buton John Buchhart Jaoob Borws Wm xert John Taylor Willia: ‘Taylor Thi Ed well. attended. Mobile cddcertiser, | ®PForpect of its going higher in consequence of Karo. | Beker Barriet Burnam Margare! Bullcek GH Buckley Geo Burnham Lt Col Keloey Joel S—2 ylor 7 e Thomas = Tato DR RN wens, "0": | Feta’ aavices to Ube 18th December, being. considered | Binet heen Bure Rm Bernsae’ Benker Eiwicees | Tenet, fue kell, cee ). ja res Ani Keen A Bayer Rover Races —Thoro rage have boon agaist | ATC A en ven ee Bt Chae Barta 5 Ad Keele, Bernard Joba Kallodt Capt A B—a | Tacey- Rat at, | i. a1 m2 A curl a to remain at home. Following | On Tuesday, 27th inet , by the Rev. J. F. Schroeder, aise m Brouiriet Bencatine Biydenvureh 7 W nee Koran Thomas | Tratnne Leva | wane races the pr. prietare Rope to bare | J.Cuanx Vonhirs, of Newtown, N. Ji, to Etizanurat | Bove Meram | Baraam Musboth L Bieta dane Bryaat Jou 8 Kies Bo paw eee sin attendance, on their wi 1 upper | H. Cone, of this city, : night BP bb country. “Ube Gazette reports one reso, which bed | "Trenton, Philadelphia, and Troy papers please copy. etek Siensiatcniee: Some ceidite Calas , Gulataai tient Kuicherbcoke Hare. Kaight Willna HL Roipht Calving eecpeae tase " 4 ST ah * Ras rock Mazy Benas Mise A Calhoun JC ‘Campbell Wm Craig alfred ry Bowen beat Belle two heats in 1 50-1 51)4.—N. O. Diea, oc hf A “ Kimmoll Joeeph H i Republican, March 1 On Menday, 26th inst., Many Mantira, wife of Ro- | Charman Weathy Conner Grace Carroll Mra J BF Campbell Angustus, Chambers $0 Hise pines W'S mL Louisiana Races—Bincamix Covass.—The spring bent BL ahnance, in the 20th year of her ag " Ann Speer aan Francis Crandall Mary Jane py pe Capt bey oo Tae r Knowlton Daniel ‘Thomas Ben)’ over this favorite track, commenced yt ¢ friends of the family, and those ef her father, on Sarah Carr Mary we Camliahan ‘Tron peon Bir jt tharace at two mile heats for @ purse of $ gre requested to tend Crouin Mary—2 Carson Mrs{Oanalet) | Campbell John W Gollagber Philip Cann Jobn 8 pt pat P . Coates Mrs (Second Craik Margaret Compbell Wm Carroll Daniel Crandall Stephen Labree EN which there were four entries—Joho Keanom it 3 o’clook, Clements Anastatio Chase Carr Henry hare Townsend J atishier, Kilpatrieh’e bib. Midnight; A.W. Gmail's | from Res Jete seeldencetn Sonth Eighth street, betwoa Gonaelly Sarah ifford Lasse na Garew Richard M Clark Crag ee ee oo ha ary Bowen; aud G. W. Graves’s oh, m. Lou! jiamebury o Bt Cary Patriok Jorden, On Tuesday, 27th inet.,at Zo'cicck P.M, Frances | Chapmen Weatthy Chorehillephis Comstock Harriet Carter JF Chapman Hill & Co | paren Micheel Be el RR mare PE a The track was not in condition for very fast time, | R. Baace, aged 12 years and 6 month Cutter Bay Conlin ath Garter Mev Jarvie Gurk'Wme >| Eanatan Thee Tomas WM = Tacker#emiB — Twoene and yet it was in gocd rafe condition, ‘The attend- | The friends of her father, Isao F. Bragg, of his | Crandall Mary A | Cundoriand Catha- Cox drs ( Morris st) Garter Jacob Ohove Ira aereer Tramea 3 Trrendames poe at the ecurse was fine, and the race between the | family, those of bis sons, Henry T. Bragg, Wm. Wake, | Cahill Bridget Chouohart Feline Chapman Jobn P= Capron W Townand David mares was beautiful trom the etart to tl and Feter Bissell. ate retpeotfaliy invited to attend the | Cleon ChnthiaB Chapman Mary — Goaves Bilas Carpenter Charice Chappia Addison N o four of t-@ entries came to the score and funeral. from 78 Crosby street, on Thursday afternoon, | Cliton Kate Clark Jane Corr Mary Clank 1 Carney Mr, Underhill Charteo—2 togetber—Stickier stealing @ lead for the the 29th. at 4 o'clock. Combes Melanio Canfield Hannah BE Cornly Margaret Clark Miles P erect at which point ( : , Couwsy Mrs Michael Camptell MaryC D Copeland Bridget pman O Clark James H Vincent BJ Yan NameeDA Van Boron Abram Ei” ceomvanre Rainy Cor ciseen Leer trtiee pg Aah ny Mr Ctavs Henny Von Don- Conkin Lowen Cary Amanda R Curtis Angeline Arebibald M Clark Heory N You & Toyon Yalterot (ae) Juha we i le, was | LEN heron Anm 7. C ft Geo J Ww ‘arck Jose ton, ‘er! ev - two heres were uot in the race; for on the | The relatives. friende, and acquaintances of the de | Curielire # Carlvch Mre(Canalet)Cusman Jane?» REL Gaselbure Richard Yan Dye Cap ron Timothy Van Horkerk WW ing the heatjthey were severally distanced— | ceased are respectfaliy invited to attend bis fane: D> Ghetiey Drctor | Oat O if Lener Jas 0 Jordan winning the hest )n3:5) | this (W ay) afternoon, at 15% o'clock, from No. | Davis Esther Dorrettee Sylvania Denaison Mrs H.C aes oe tae ee Lewis Salmon aia oy ory The recond heat was finer then the frat Imevery | ‘6 Sullivan street, eorner of Watts street, without | Davidson Suran Ana Durhes J Deforest Anne” GhaweWaH = Garuda Low's Wm w Boskoos bat os they swumgidto straight reece ncees | Ciivr invitation, ile remeine will be talon to Green: | eeean Dabtes lied (LudlewBivie bas leary Thee Gatton Cape Lt | Lind or Sohn Y Walker Henry B | Waite Win 8 rn iv I back streteh, Louisa out footed her competitor, and | “At Coll Spriog Harbor, i f.,on Sunday night,25ch | PaitinJene Flinn + sag) pure Retest Glament das Clad Coot NY Glement Thos eg ted Walsiee Wuncon B Wehace Cees, for the balasce of the beat to the “very lat quarter, | after © abort bot severe illness, Jews Waren | Deckaes Louie M Beme Dota Cynthia Creeley we Silomaan Pet Great vn" Leer arp Walton Henry A to have matters all her own way; but Mary only son of Robert Henry, ‘ Phebe Chesterton Re! ristman reighton Wm * done, It was evident her jocky had been bot- | Bold, aged 2 years, 6 monthe, and 46 days. Don'ts Bit Cae, Seeett | Got fora effort ‘ae = the | _———— it ieeeen ee er i pay Glifora Bari 3 | ni therine Dromm jet I wet Sd Weekly Report of Deaths Dervice Antonotte Dunham Mre Mk | CombeM: (Cedar st) Conklin James Lydecker Albert Neng) A ia having gallantly | 1” We City and County of New York, from the 17th day of Marek, aoe = Be Comptcn NG Com pher Doctor ree ped Wanyh James wr placein the lead — | Men, (5; Wenn, °0; Buys, #2; Girls 00 —Total, 317. ape i Coll Ambrow D | Gerting Win Lyster Pred Wine Gerry was 3:49, which we consider @ most |. DIARASES, Evars furan Rviott Marie Miliott Fanny Comareck Capt Gil- Gobo ai see D Trrch Michael Aero lel ad abt Desutifal run for the state of the track. Weannexa | ,.* hires yaw ey yxia, 2 astuma, 1; bleeding 2: bronchitis, 7; | Blire Mery EdvardsElenor awards Mis CF Collins Ber Crompton Wm Lodge Perceveranee Lodge Manhettar Warner Gei W Weed Orinnd summary of yesterday's race -— | = shee eaaenltien, 2; choers morbus, |; | Rveretts Emily Cavey Joho Coburn Asem Colo bs NY Coaneil x = Vernon w Wheeler Bil Sunpay, March 18—Purse $260—Two mile heate— ovis eaten ¥ Cokary J Coghlan John Connolly Thomas 3 oom Word Rufar @ W. Graves’s Jordan, by Imp. dropey in the Fancher Madame Forest Miss L HT Fitapatrick Mary Colton Francis? Dr-2 Coe Noah Key Gonsliy Constantine nm Wheelsn John 11 sentry, Pia uu Rachel G Foote Delia Fitsgorald Bridget Corde PLip H cow Ww Coltins R “ M ‘in fever, 2; fever puerperal, 4, te 1y Elen Fuller Blijah Mre oper Thos Coburn Andrew = Cohen Joseph « Nvorm Lodge“ 2g | fever typhowg. "3. fever’ yphue Ihe te French Elisabeth —Faivonier Carey Horatio W Canerove Hon 8 rocker Capt Brad discare of 3 heonine ‘couth, 2 infamination Friend Catharine z reide an lina Copeman Gee W Cowper & Van Zandt | doek W. were sie 0 nw . West pentel bieeeer, 1; tien 6 ton Mrs ou er 0 OS. sc secescccscs GO. | Sh tufembation ot heart, h nfammadcs te vonty RL Meoe Levi Hamilton Mabie Alfred West Luke ft ° ow of Langs 24: inflamma: Con DAB een sn Machot Fk Co Wenrterg Jobn Wii's Beary . Stickler, by Kirkma: tien of we by 1s inflam ron of throat, 3; inflammation of . Macklin J Wellirgs C With: on wey Miller—4 years aie W , intemperance. 3; jcundioe, 1; mai‘ermation, | Giles Corvelia Gr a Cooley BK } pa fr acason Rov s Ir ‘Time— 3:63-3:49 — ecsin, Maveh mearies, ature birch, & plearey ie Gh Cock Franeis Gorneli Joseph K all Geergo, Mailory WH Wright Rowin —3 49—N. O. Oreseent. March 19, a, & Tape orotate, hy eeengeriey, ts G iiman Charlotte Crorley Chae W Corras Mone Maon Howlard H = Mallory & Van Allon | Wrisht Wm Winer jr Wm M — Wilvams dolisha See H jeething, 1; varioleid, 3: aoknewn, 3.7 |) msl! Pox, & G Ocvg hay Jor oo Hien Mallon MauricoM — Major Honry Brough: | Wiliianea F Wilber Chae i Wiliams Jol Ata Raemarwance Lonoxviry.—A friend tions ti your, 645 1 to 2 years, il, ‘ Cowan WI wert Geo Manvel Ser Don Jove am Wilieme Joba Wickman Capt 8 1end mentions to | | age—Under ose year, to 4 yours, 40. 2 to 5, 44; 8 t0 10, Gi Severs Marshall Wi a Ww Be the fact of an aged lady celebrating the 100th | 14:10 to 2, 18; 2) to 30, 9: to 40, 37; H to BH, 1s; to 60, 1 Gieere Anne A Con RW, Congle Goorge nie lb anniversary of her birth, to-d. td to 70, 12; 7 to BO, 12; BU to W, 2; neknown, ese Green Sarah Consens James 10m B Clough Win Martin James sfeory Williams David ‘of her daugh' ypiorday, at the residence 4 A. W. WILITR, City Inspector a Culront kk CoWB Curtie Zacheriah Cr quit Alex P % Matron Bonry Wilton Jobn Wiinarsa J be T daughter, at the South Fad; who has now City Inspector's Office, Mareh 24, 1 Bondley Mrs Wm Birrimas MaryAnn | [oly Wim Cuppadge JF Coon DA re ot pea Chea M Wolek Wikite Georgo livin § Ri dren, 62 grandchildren, 125 grea? | —$———ne | Hi rDe0n Fite Telane Mary Aan | Corte Walker Churobee Joba wen Bite tas Keyou right herent randchildren, and, as tar as can be ascertained, : pe larraret ply Metin Viornro Writternore ber, Wa'lWinri: w Capthachas W ht: "i fa portion of her descendants residing in Wis, | SA RITEMM ART RLLIGMaok esley nity Georen Barbas W Martines D Rafael onl treet Whivekor Wieslow aibest consin,) 10 great-great-grandchildren. The ye- Bewes Mary Ht Crumpell ChasA — CartinC oo B TS a getters Buen Taney Cee Whiton Feederiok Ker nerable lady, the widow of # revolutionary civil Beste Caines Unites wm Sarre Melvin Josiah Merriam Clinton L, Meyer ie Wecdnard Rian Weed Br, custem —WoodsJonn and military officer, of Woreester county, retains Mrs (Christy Hi i Rotert Merever CP Meneron Haynenan Mohan Dan'l Worden Alonso Houre W oruinge to aremarkable degree her powers of mind und 7 Gal » poe re went, Mead Edwin + OD ae ot Yeogerey, body, time alone making gradual, though almost _— Doherty Jam Giwckantee,. . Neneeirton, alld Was weee Wm ord deinen Woe wa” imperecpuble, inroads upon a oner vigorous con- Chearea. Meeker Chi . Mernecke JC Wocdward Seth Cap-¥ orters Vinoent Wynne altved stitution.— Bostom Juwrnal, March 26. 0 Rrene (pbs), Saber, sacl ae ees, 1 Peale Geo Melivile Weary tai od) Whyte Jobn, W Biwell Irwin Elisa ‘Igoe Catharine ‘m Siirses thet vo team mille ot Armperst, N. H., were 3 owen Coe Fy Drm e morte vite Atrabes 1 (allailpdeade by Sok Yours Gert bear y fre on Sundsy morning test” Loan | 3h hurlers donee Joanne domes Lowen Jonson Attqad oune Bey kev Werte 2 Miler John Young & Palmer Yourg uid Si | plepe mote cen". Jenirey Charlotte Jenniore Mentletta Jaemsoe aoeep hive bly no Tacob F Minturn John R Yoow abe Henry P ate Teas lentes 17 Ri AYMAN VNR A is MAIO LQ | Ore Miners Seah le alias ond aan daveyrd rune Milla . Diacaed ROBT, 1, MORRIS, P.M \j