The New York Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1849, Page 4

‘askie, Hermann: W: Broughton; Ehus, Taylor, asterbrooks Canvey ss, April 20—Barks Massasoit, Wing, from Boston, 13 dy, fordo {dg, molarwes: Ortona, Colburn, from Havana, for New York, do do; brigs Card{f, Thoinas; Rio, Johnson, and Juo Clificrd, Staples, fordo do: Zeno, Trott, and quin, Wilson, for'do lg, Barsvow, for Boston, lg wolassee, to eail 274 ‘Noyes, and Merchant, 1 i ding of the pilgrims at St. Overland for California, y pure GenéBee. and faney do. at $5 8734 a $6 1234. ENTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, celetratien uf FM theta eae the mem- , (From the Newark Advertiser, May 1.) There was no change in extra brands Sales of 700 Oe On de bereof the Council of Catholic Bishops that meet | ‘The numerous friends of Gen. Darcy's overland | blir. of fNew Orleans were made including mixed Our Washington Correspondence, here on Monday next, will take part in the cere- pes for California, will be gratified to hear that | brands at $4 8724 » 65 0634, with lots good fangy brands ur 1 i y Bs cel i at $5 U7 & $ 50. The market for Southern was | sun Rises. Wasuinarton, April 90,1849. | monies of the sy. er letters have been received this morning, | °0 £0 “(4 tales of about 700 bbls, ineluding Howard | SUN ara, Fhe New York and Philadelphia Collectorshyps— | "The first of May has passed, and no appoint- } showing that they were about to move from Inde- | PPCt Georgetown, &e., at $4 75 a'$h S73. and $b 25 2, 1849, we rei i from this city have yet been made. It is | pendence, in good health, though in two divisioas. fancy Georgetown, and $6 12% 0 §6 75 for func ; biecy Stiueon, for do, lug snolasser: TP Perkins, Gill De- Afternoon Report me rey Elections. rieataid that John Spear Nicholas expects to get | We are indebted to a friend for the following letter Richmond elty” Rye F Seen ones ane on pelea tases fe) Love: Litorponl. ® tueraray Borie, from New York, day Wn MeGitr %, ich Black Monday 1s marked without the bloodshed | fy." onstomhouse. It is to be hoped that he will | of the latest date:— ble. at $2 70.0 92 Ble. Meal was firm. and sales of | Fark=Mora, (Norm) “Arention, “Amuterdam, Punck © | oe ei re Grant, fh yout for New York; lag mo- brigs New Orlenus, Ruyen, New York; Gypsum, Pike, Boos ton; Isaac Carver, Curtis, di Conn ei eee bark N It Wolfe, Cutts, from Liver~ pool for NYork. PGampta, Africa, March 3—Brig Angola, Luseomb, from Sa lem, (Jan 27) for the Southward, in 5 or 10 days, » April 16, 1819. #50 bbis. of New Jersey were made at $2 75; Brandy- Meineke; Robert Morrison - | Raintow. Jackson, do; Vietor, - bt; Mary Florence, Trott, Matanzas, ‘arolive, Young, New Orleans, Taylor & Merrill; Cobb, do, A. G Benson; Reform, Livermore, Mobil learman & Co; Edward, Knudson, Apalachicola, hat was predicted. Mr. Ewing has not returned— | not, however, as he is not a man of the people, INDEPENDES i i i e t ene of those haughty aristocrats who never * * * * We shall probably leave here this | wine was held at $2 °7%4 | [Wheat--Sules of 7 000 busl Mr. Johnson left this morning for Baltimore, and he fa mechanic except on election day, or | aftemoon, for the encampment of Col. Russell, | els fair Obio were made at $1 01; 2200 do white Ohio, Mr. Preston is off to Virginia, leaving four mem- | *P°0" ')* interests are connected with his con- | about ten miles distant, from which plice the | fir article wtp] 16 Corn. Che sls, in the aggro- , te auids H gute, out 40 000 bushels, including New Or- bers to take care of the flock for the day, and the | Yeccension.. He would fill up the customhouse | whole party, under Col. R.’s guidance, will start | eMe. reached Blaze ahrah porte rae bm pro el rare 8 yy : . e next day, for the diggings. 7 s . Brige—Luey 8) Robbins, M: a, RW Trund. UayaMa, PR, Apris9—Brig Watson, (of Porttand,) une; work of sorting out the goats from the sheep—the | with mustached and broken down cologned fops of | to-morrow or the nex a9 , at 57 e: Southern yellow at 60¢ «6le; aud Northera rige—Lucy Spear, Robbins, Manzanilla, run Foanine, 2O, keke Big Ce ee 3 r a ight . d, and the goats over upper-ten-dom, instead of men of good business I suppose you have heard thatGen, Darey’s party | gua Jereey round yellow ut 2c. a 62ige, Barley was | 0: Carlton, Pe %, Trinidad de Cubs, qhgemich & Wats pbs BL Hkvenia Odaysy the bark poe ee ae ar sheep going to the right hand, an capacity. Colonel Kane is the peogle’s man for | bas been somewhut divided—a portion being in fa- | hela'at 62 Me. with little doing. Outs were dull at 36 | ¢ rg RR were going in. 3 the left. the office. ‘The post office still contimues in doubt, | vor of going on with mules, and others with oxen, | a size for Northern. Rue was worth 66%e. afloat, and | Yen (Dr) 1 ins, NF, B Mokvers: Indus, (He) | i Ady ingebpitites Chas aroraben e800 op ile Menieced Te, delivered. without rules Card, Amherst, NS; Rainbow, (Br) Church, Mirami i e cling in the market, and | Aitken; Stephen D Horton, Stoakevt, Thomaston, mos out, 15 bh schrs Council, Jerm, 18 mos out, 50 sp; 2 it Schrs—Geo L Jones, vannah, & M Demill; St Ma~ Jane Howe, Nickerse: rn 25 000 bags | sy, ‘Naylor, Charleston; Miranda, Parinateo, Baltimore, Took- | .MANaxna*, Murch 24—Brig Ferre Fogo, (Braz) from New The Collectorship at New York is still an open | but seems to rest between Colonel Monroe and the Genera himself strongly inclining towards the ed. with ales 6 Seward and Mr. Webster and their | Mr. Maddox. I think it likely if some good and latter. The mule party'consequently split off, leay- | Corre — There is a bette qrestion. Mr. Seward and & i » General with about 24 ‘d : a good demand prevail r ft: i fret put forward Mr, | Popular man was to apply for it that the difficulty | ing the General with about 24 men and 6 wagons, | tee te yas a 6 aster, Cn a yuanastan, friends, it is undersiogd, ire lg; but finding | Would be settled by appointing neither of the | ead eee a a ew Col, | 900 do. Naraenlbo Rt B60, a Thies Salicr' tant CamueiStepo well ches, Pisaelghantisn: | “AlaSsasitca, Apsit19—Ralg Arve, Bramhall om York Bowen in opposition to John Younes put ing Nn | original applicants. Row I joined in Newark, are going with mules in Col. thipping. at private bargain, About huif of the La- | ter Haynor, do. » » phia; anne : that their candidate would not do, ar. Nat Tew | ‘The Viennoise dancers are now giving enter- Russells barry, anit ee a ac thasgain Sine, f guayra was for export Sioope-Hoger Williains, Sturges, Providence; Capitol, Bar | MATA3Z4%, April 21 Barks Alive Fraaien, Curtis, for him, and are now moving ip - | tainments in Washington, and will appear here on | determined to join them. | DeHarl’s wagon party | *¢ 4 yron.—Lhe sules to-day were 600 bales, There is | ker, do. Cronst 7 woul ti i ; yor Bre Tr Pri 4 7 mre ince 5 rl Arrived. anda market: brig GW Brinckerholl, Crecker, from N Yorks ments in behalf of ex-Mayor Brady. There | Friday eveniing. They had rather an unsuccessful | and Emerson are also going in the same detach- } net much din: Steamship Sarah Sunde TEnweeton, Liverpool, Maren 29, | t lead fur Boston, sche Gleaner, Sawyer for do, and thers tion to do business. ’ S Jesuaral verdant) 9 aay es 4 Hates were steady to Liverpool, but en- Lefore, Arrat do 20th, brig Charles Kershaw, Boleher, are said to be several verdant young men in | visit to Richmond. ment. i * Fe a.—Rates wero steady, } with mdse, to Robert Kermit. In consequence, it is suppos- | 8% before. Ar — . m the employ of Gov. Sew ard, ioe aed who BE | | Mannats ann Stock Sars Yrsrenoay.—Beof Cattle— | ‘The General’s party ity of moving on ihe neers were! Net}, Se DEAViCns Tee Oe plenty, | scietenmathisenctuog, fet of Tas enrey, 16 evolving with ieee a, April 1—Brige Repu! ke, Littlefield, for NewYork, rin the character of original Taylor men, dis- | ‘There were offered at the scales to-day, only 180 head | prairies to-morrow, some 20 or 30 miles from this, | Brain and heavy gods, pene A WEES BO ¢ > | great difficulty, and trying to force it, broke the connesting | soon; Arcelina, for do uno; im the’ river 2d, bound up, au Ant ‘ aud freights less activ Bidvand knecked the bottom out of the after cylinder, an Steamer, with round stern, sche rigged; Sth, arr steamship ‘ —Sale "1 has had to drag the screw the whole passage, Ea le i Heviy sae ee Uels Steamahip Southerner, Berry, Charleston, 28th, with mdse, | Senator, hence fur California, 17 ds out, put im for goal; to connected with the olignea ioe a this ee of beeves. all of which we ze sale, to city butchers and | to remain a few days, until the grass is grown—not Taylor hus been informed, and Mr, Young, who is | packers at prices ranging from $8 75 to $4.50 per 100 | being able to start as soon with oxen as mules, as} itt at $L 4744 w $15), for good to pri : I oD: il in 2d, all well, expected hack this evening, will be posted up on | Ibe. on the hoot, equal to $7 60 a $8 60 net, and averng. | ihe faiter can feed on shorter grass, | Miureates macearoa av ioe. eust and four months; 196 | Shatord,Titestou Ko, Monday, OPM: pamed bark Ed- | "1.03.1 oy ureh 25-—Bark B Coraing, Cormings New ne a ae ey. Lm Thave been hard at work this last week, assisting | bales walnuts, at Se; 1200 drums figs, from store, at iiciuing, ina Tog, ‘Bremen bark Wicland, ship Dacube, aut | Yer iu 8 days; brig Camargo, MeGownu, do, in 7 3 a c his arrival. Y weigl ° e Mr. Webster and Mr. Seward are supposed to be eer rey Foss dog Feces ee fips he in making the necessary arrangements for a start. | ive. a 123¢. four months; and 60 bales Princess al- | avout 20 suil of aqnarerigged vessels. ‘The S was detained by sicamship Panau, Calitornls, next day; Dark Express, a : e cf ¢ boards for | monds, to wrrive, at head winds and fog. ; ship C Colon, do, ready for sea ship F nD ‘Apollo, locking forward to °52—the latter gentleman is | gym. and buyers bot disposed to meet them, Howard | Yesterday I was sawing and planin hes ; : : ‘ : ; bark’ Lote, Bearee, via Maderia, to aleo suepected of exerting all his energies to get | S™20R4 DUYCTS Dot apo te ee ae ne yates, | extra flatures in our wagon body, &c. éc., until it] Ivow —There ia but little ingutry, though prices, | , Pachetahip Constitution, Britton, Liverpoe) Apel It with Californin, ere; bac the control ot the colle rea and other impor- | We note a sale of 200 bbls City Mills at $476. Country | commenced snowing. areata Be wioimee Bee: ta 400 tons Swed saw ship Johu R Skiddy, Sbipley, from Liverpool for N York, val, Bayal, Cali< , e ‘ Be 3 : rig Sarah, MeFarlan Ne harbor sche tant offices in New York and elsewhere, with a | corn meal held at $250 and city at $2624 Rye flour | — Jt was the coldest we have had in some time: in i 9g y The C crossed the Banks in 10 days, and lias had light winds; | gying, California, sailed 2 days previous: U 8 brig Perry, view. to influence the future operations of the | $2874 4 §3, We note sales of good to prime red wheat | ihe morning te ground was frozen quite hard, and | ats ~ ihe market is firm for Eastern, with sales of mee then, schamae oy deni iin he HAMAEe. gaye, | ilo, 4 days previous; ship Artiehut, NOvieans, turnin party. Itis also understood here, that Goy. Se- | at $105 a $110. Corn ie sears and prices advanced. | inthe afternoon it snowed heavily for about two | ““Movasses.—There is a fair demand for this staple, | with mdze to John Griswold. . . ‘ » | in 6 ds; barky Mazeppa, New York, arrived 4ds before; —— f A Pe. note nloe ol B0e. i . u B Grins elfunt, for Calc c eld 4 a i hips Marti ward has been instrumental in a recent distribu- | We note sales of white ut 47 a Ouc., and yellow at b4 ® | hours not very favorable this to the growth of | and we notice sales of 300 hhds, Porto Rico, atz5c. a | | Packet ship Oaford, Goodianson, Liverpool, April 3, with Bettas tor Co New ‘Varks ald ds. ptevionsy Blea Boeke tion of free soil docusents in the Southern States, | 86°; Outs standy at 20 aoa, Ri tie rvernone | grass. ‘This morning is clear but cool, i Zoe; 400 do. Cuba muscovado, at 220, a 23c.; and 100 | Fue to CH Marshall, Sid in company with slips Albanian, | yocve do, 10 ds Velre. for the purpose of sustaining the sectional govern: | $2 Qi 3). Sit, and prime $8 94a $9123. Nothing | , The boat I came np in from from St, Louis had | ‘Trinidad, and 300 Cardenas, for refining, on terms not | 10 y), lon 17 25,’ spoke Br bark Chacha, 32 days from Chutles- | agsa) Hazes, Mar O— Au arrival at, Boston, -eporta om ment on the slavery question, so as the more expe- | pew in bacon. Lard is selling at 63s, 7a 74ge. in bbls, | the cholera on board, and the old bar-keeper, who | trauy pied “ ton, for iverpoo arth, {at 41 16, lon 60, spoke Br bark In- Fareut ly American; had painted ports,white yards and mast ditiously 10 break down the administration, and | and kegs, Whiskey is rather more firm; we quote at | told me he intended, to quit und go back to his} O18.—Sales of 1.000 gallons American Done were | Fae ee eeiee areas Faody. Liverpool, 35 daye, witn | SUpposed her to ben whale saree the dominant clique of New York upon | 20a 2lc. per grilon, tn Hand on bbls, ee trade the next FOE died me it. iW “n “ if B. is mans at 67c., and 1,100 bbls. crude whale, at 334¢c., mi iE AR ti. aa ane tabal oe ine 1st spoke ena eeinge Giry, Ay Hi erege PRL his St Thomas, e ruins. ; Sates ar Srock Boann Yestenvay.—5 shs. Union | content to stay at home. He’s a lucky fellow in . HL ee as hanes ariee minds) | Oe + bour, eds sedy for Curacon i , of Machiag, was a French inode}, about 100 tons, blowing | “Warxxrond, April 1i—sid Harmony, (supposed British > time, 17th, lat 49 10, long 41, passed a ship sta Backet signal, red’ flag with white dia- | B08tom Home Ports. ward. We merely publish them as charges ut- | 0B. & Sus, R. R., 18 goingto California! If T don’t acquire some of his | Gbis rump porn sold at $4 25 Beef was timer and in | tom up tered against him here among the poliucians who Our Philadelphia Correspondence, contentment there, I shall go across to China ! good demand, Sales of 80 bbls country mess were | strong at are admitted behind the scence, made at $11 504 $1175. Prime was dull at $8 a $8 50, nae a los 47 Bhsatlp eeeting m, uceis ® Meuntime our impression is unchanged, that Pritapeewia, May 1, 1849, Asoruer Murprrer Senrescep,—Conrad Vint- | and 40 tierces beet ams at $16 per 220 Ibs, (ut meats | Hy Tine, witha white square, and Inttle (N) in'the squares Boston, April @, AM—Arr Shin Delhi, Barry, Catenttas John Young will be appointed Collector of New ‘The Firemen’s Parade—Markets, §c. ner, who has been convicted at, Baltimore of the | were frm, and in good demand, with sales of 280 Lids, | daui, in 4210 tong o) 22, Betien bark, supponed, the Caro” | STINE fu" veswoot via. Louionderry, (ae quacanliae “ . . or of Mrs. Cooper, has. receive » sentence | dry salte s and shoulders, at Se. an ¢, Tespee~ e, 8 » Both, lat 42, lon |, boarded the Br B: , from Liverpool Londonderry, x J ee 7 ene ‘The pageant of the firemen has almost entirely | murder of Mrs. Cooper, hus received the sentence | Ee eno ee et i ace an ein bulk, | Haward Diztyy from Limericky for New York. stby lat at | Busia Watts, from Liverpool; Conscellatiiay from Apalachi~ The natives of the fowr Congressional districts . 5 ef death. When asked the usual question, ere the A Tet rye ia Pe mir) . d for | 10, long 66; exchanged signals with Br bark Margaret, Mila, | Cold; Br brig Mary Sal er. Cld ship Amulet, Howes, NOr~ of Philadelphia, and its sububs, have held meet. | Occupied the attention of our citizens to-day ; and | dread fiat of the offended laws of his country went | SuPpoped ta be at Ai MMe, Cheuae was Mont A | pound : , iat | Wane tackt aeafia chain, Chants, nk, Nickerson, ings, parsed resolutions and sent on committees in | certainly, a show more brillant and imposing was | forth, he addressed the Court for some time, in a | good demand, with sules of 750 bbls, and tierces, at Ge. } gots panies, Chare, 30 ds from Liverpool, with mdse to | trie. Richwuud; Augusta, Nickerson, Philac behalf of General Peter Sken Smith, for collector | peyer before seen in our midst. ‘The procession | calm tone of voice, He. did not, says the Balti- Butter was more saleable, at Ge, a 7c. for | “Hamburg ship) Miles, Jacobson, Hamburgh, 41 days, with | detphia.,. ; a ‘aghl of that port. Mr. Meredith would have preferred more Patriot of last evening, allude to the criine and State, at 9c. al4e Fresh tub butter was | mdse, to schuidv& Balchen. No date, lat 41'25, lou UL, spoke | ,, AptL eV posal Comntel a Wont etme Sarl Robert, trom Livergool for New York. Pac Peter Emma Waits, Watts, taas Hacket) Peterson, Hamburg, 4l ) Giiscow, via Cork. At Quarantine, ship Brutus, ng at 12igc. a 15 3¢e Hamburg sh an hour and @ half in passing any given point, | (oe ia he was convicted bat his remarks e contained less thun three thou- | directed to the causes which led to his confine- Sxxp.—Sales of 1,000 bushels flaxseed were mado at | 4 Haulin niin St oe erpool: Br brig Dahlia, Porter, Lecraw, amore prominent whig; but the united voice of the natives, which the delay in. the appointment | and covld not ha 1 L 1, L F (rh I t in with chol natives, fhe . the appointment : , Aaineate mdi a5 nar ik : : z eyotn ae ic a 22, shi ae Liverpool, via Lough Foyle (where she put in with cholera fas pellet forth, Wil Besa na oan ae sand able-bodied, equipped firemen, with sixty-five ment Ge ie secasions in he } ate Ree Re ‘Svcans continue in fair request. and market very | mace to Ooty pte Hard, from Bremen 22d March, with among iho pascengsis, ‘Brith brig Thetis, Byrne, Galway. Sash to Us atcdeae oe ury than | engines and hose carriages. Every apparatus was | Tferred to his extreme poverty ; suid he had free | goin “pho sales are 300 buds, New Orleans, at do. a5e,. | “ship Southerner, Sullivan, from Now Orleans 17th April, | Telesraphed, ship lorence (prilalty ship ox bark Florence, acquiescence to the schedules endorsed by Mr. quently been reduced so low as to be without a | yiq 400 Cuba muscovado, at 4% @., four months, | and the Bur I9th, with mdse to 8 P Stanton, no-date off Caps | Woodward, from New Oxi us-) Staal for an, undesebe Reel. We expect that General Smith will be ap- | loaded down wath flowery tributes from the May exchanged signals with ship Wm Jarvis, off Bzg Harbor L f ented: “He is up for that office, oF nothing, | wreaths being showered upon the membe hen he goes to catch cat-fish, neither shad, nor | passing throug! alities where they were be: rch, nor porgies, nor black buss will answer, | PUS*!P& chrove Be locales where they, were best He must have cats, ‘The natives join with him | Known. The line was headed by a huge alarm | for himself. He dies, | gingle article to hide his nakedness; had otten | 400 boxes brown Havana sold a a while | meditated an attempt upon his own life, which was "Tatiow.-—The market was easier. Sales of 10,000 Ibs, bark Polke 04 Chale, Pied” Seeder he da eaes, burdensome to him; and reverted to the impossi- | were made at 7}gc, Butcher’s association as held at | go the master. The 8 hasexperienced severe heavy gales from be er such circ! ance: aking friends | Se. the westward during the passage, has lost spars, sails, &o, terday. . Sis MOC euauan Rixcomst nce OC mala Irigade ‘Wausxny.—Sales of 450 bbls. Ohio were made at 220. | “Bark Valhalla, Howes, Rotterdam, SO days. with mdse, to | Bari, April 20~Sld bai ip Alerto (in tow of steamer Jacob Bell;) barks B, Laconia, (not yesterday); brig Blin Burgess. Ryder, for Baltimore, and brig Germ sailed yes— Harriet Newell, Warren, Ha- in the issue, and cats it must be. “As one of his | ell, ina wagon, which gave warning, with itsiven | with which they had defended him from the crane | Tbere was no prison in the market, 20 hhds. drudge | Joel W reakes F meity stu Pag id bth ee eee hark, TAR ino x, “April 800M trig Elisabeth Watts, Foun- first friends in the field, General Taylor will not | tnsue, of is RERECRGDH ¢ PeVeLete followed, | for which he was tried; regretted he had not the | #4at22c.,on time, Margieh,ott Western Ishinds, experienced heavy gale of | tai, Harber Grace. Sid (Suna jsp Laggan, Ulaeke, fhe be backward in assenting to a Cabinet vote for | consisting of representatives from every company, | means to sufficiently compensate them, and said The Cotton Trade. Find, stove buluarks And: bak, washed of:bont, houses both Mobiles New Regulus krovidedoe oveater ate General Smith. ; PO ae can ate at ay 1 pias they would have their reward in the consciousness 4 New Youx, May 1, 1840. rem bark, Wieland, Hawke, Bremen, 25 days, with mdse, ‘ew Bedford; James W Webster, Lloyd, New York, via ‘The appointments made to-day will have been | Of their organization, came first, and made a most | of having endeavored to save a fellow being from | | The cireular of Mr. 8. J. Stewart contains the fol- | to Meyer & Stacker: jolk; Emilp dohusun, Jolueton, New. York.” Bolows-1 duly reported by telegraph. magnificent show—having a canopy of white silk, | the impending fate which awaited him. The pri- | lowing :— Hrem bark Beta, Poppe, Bremen, 35 days, in ballast, to B | *hips by Oram, ‘from St’ Johns; NW; another full " hing as pl id in the reaching from the gallery to the extent of the arms; etait she Gane, his langhage bei &SP 114 atserage paswenge rigged brig, and aherm brig, The soothing system, as prac in the re- ‘waa festooned with pink eilk and gold bullion soner spoke with much ease, his language being N ‘Mo= Br bark Wave, Lockhart, Dublin, 85 days, in ballast, to J ¢ N, April 28—Arr Fr ship Penure, LeMetter, So appointment of certain democrats in Virginia, has » Thi 1 ho oe) good and well placed. *. MeMurray, April 20h, lat «2 lon 59, spoke Br brig Charles 1d sip Catharine, Herbert, NYork; Sp bark Val. enurely failed. ‘The elections have gone for the | fringe. his company went to an expense of fiwe oo Sie Inferior . Smati¢em'd. | Mel oughlin, from Dublin for New York, 35 days ont, rdina, Barcelona;Sp. pulacra Vincent, do; bri y the fone e hundred dollars, including the sum paid for music. 4 7 . SONVEN' Ordinary x 65) Mod, request. Br bark Margaret Milne, Patterson, Galway, 24 days, with n Loud, Rich, NYork; Foster, Lovett, Hartford, Conn; old party, the old resolutions and the old file leader 4 Tie" "United States engine had. their Kextwoxy | Emanciranion, Conveyrion.W@ | Siiiiog do.exe'{N-O- oJ MeMurra Mew, Lawrence, Bath, Me, Sid Br ship Cambrius of ’98 and °99. As it was in °99, so it is in 749. eh Day ates engine had their apparatus | Jearn from the Louisville Courier of Thursday | Good Middiing.. a7! British bark Mar Flavan, New Ross, (Sootland) in verpook; brrg Nancy, Davis, Baltimors, 24th, ald Daw 4 3 46 drawn by thirty horses, Livingston, the Union, b do. do: a Mod. est. | ballast, to Barcla; andinavia, Foss, Co h hi BiG 0 8 Beureque British hark Heather Bill, Jenkins, Traleo, Ireland, 21 Ais, April 23—S1d brig Chastet Bie The people of Virginia are as much ayerse to ‘i a8 Good do, days, in ballast, ¢o order, 27th, lat 41 0, lon G4, spoke brig Epcantown, A) 20 n epresenting the States of | that the emancipation convention was organwed | Middling Fair. yielding any imaginary right as a right universally : shields containing the coats ot arms. | on ‘Wednesday, by the election of Henry Clay, of | Frees: » Anderson, B: Ye vil zb—Avi gohis Rio Grande, Race Nem oe Fi The Northern Liberty hose brought out a Roman f 4 is admitted. {1 is enough for them that they believe L ¢ : bedi} Bourbon, as President, Good Fair, Mone. Moa, Jo, of Sunderland, from Dublin for N York, 44 days out; York for Maliowell; Sarah Ellen, Andrews, and Velocity, their rights are to be invaded, to rouse them to re. | tiumphal chariot, cen ; four horses abreast, | ~ "Twenty-three counties were represented, and | Sine... Nominal, “ast &%, | ult ine48, lon 48, spoke brig: Jesse, from St Joht, Ni, for | Montgomery, do for Boston. 2, Caroling, Sherwood, York fistance. Hence. the proviso ground of. Mr, | ©ataining the Goddess of Liberty, represented by a | some one hundred and fifty delegates were in Exroars, &e., &6, 0 dare Ont for Boston; Sophia Witey, Wiley, Norfolk for do}, K&stisior, r oung lad. His dress was splendid, rich, magnifi- England, Williams, Apalachicola, 11 days, with 9 20th, sobrs Caroline, Sophia Wi- Pendleton was disapproved. The people of Vir- ees ‘ opel > »magniil- | attendance. Bales. h : __ Bales, | cotton, to Mastes. April 284, off Double Headed Shot ‘Keys, is probably the Excelsior. In port 30th, échrs Nancy i Rey'pts at Ports since rk Lucy Ellen, from Mobile. Mills, Jacob Raymond, and 3 schrsat_snchor in the harbor, t the proviso as the people | Cent, and appropriate, and confessed to be decidedly | “4 correspondent of the Courier says:—It is | Pxportate G. Britain | ‘avor; and the fore- | anattractive feature. ‘Time and space being pre- impossible to say, at this time what course of | Corresponding’ dat ponding date: cious, { cannot attempt to describe more minutely | action the convention will take. Conflicting views lstpears. css. .+ 700,981 "tnt gears e escent the many beautiful and tasty decorations to be | will have to be harmonized, and compromises | Do 40-year before . 656,432 Do. do. yes ginia ure as fixed against 1 of New York cun be in its fave shadowed compromise policy of General Taylor pt. 1, 1843...... Mefitta, Wilson, Buenos Ayres, 63 days, with supposed the Rio Grande, Velocity, and Sarah Ellen. md W De Forrest; spoke nothing. HARTFORD, April 3V—Arr steam schrs Mohawk, Clark, ..--10215 | “Brig Mary Perkins, Chase, Rio Janciro, March 25, with | NYork; Sachi, Thrasher, do. Sid 28th, steam sohrs Ef betore! 1,600,883 | coffee to SW. Lewis,’ April 19, lat 1896, lon 66 10, spoke Br | Dupont, Morrison, Philad:90, Aluany, Whito, Albany. has not relieved the Virginians of their fears of i i ! . Ne ev NOTE 4 Stock ‘in Shipping Exports fron U.States rig Ann, of Sunderland, st i Lewes, Del, April $0, 10 AM—The ship Epaminondas, from. Govemor Seward andMr. Webster. a eecea onan dine. Nearly every company had | must be made between the ardent and eager friends | “Ports ot Receipts .« 886,70) since Sept. 1, isis. 1,600,861 | “frig Fablun, Munavn, Rio Janeiso, March 10, with cofee, | Patironit, SA! trig Thémas Edward, trot New Orieaay E Things are assuming an interesting complexion. ‘ 4 i npanie ere pre- | of emancipation and those of more prudent and | Corresponding dates Corresponding dates &e, to J L Phipps. brige and a fleet of schra passed the Breakwater last evenit and they will be well worth watching for the six | ¥ented from taking their appropriate places in the | timid temperament. I find that the delegates are | ,istJear--.-.<.-+ 51,202 | last year... . 1,244,257 | Oldenburg brig Carl Frederick, Brace, Bremen, 48 days, in | bound up. | The bark Mary, for Bosron; six brigs and about , ke 8 “| line by the bands they had employed, refusing to | ; iri i Do. do. yearbofore., 582/439 Do. do. year before, "S702 | ballaces to L&T Poppe. ey eval loaded schrs, went to sea this morning. months to come ir icipate, because colored musichang were auifer, | i fine spirits and high hopes. From every direc- | Receipts since April kon on Speculation ‘Swed brig Hilda Charlotte, Sjoborg, Gottenburg, 47 aa; ‘A message frow Indian River, states that the ship Swartn~ - = a pa Tees te +a 1 1 tie tion, they report the most gratifying accounts of | “ist. ince April 1. 7,000 | with iron, to Pavenstadt & Schumacher. ra was full of water, but strong hopes were entertained of her Wasnineron, April 30, 1819. | ed there. These three companies, Vigilant, Dili- | the ‘progress of the cause, It is now gaining | Exports. 27,0). Stock in city uni sh}ou | _ Brig Republic, Littlefield, Para, April 5, with mdz to J | being got of through the aid of the steam pump, which is sup— oie ‘ gent and Neptune, followed in the rear, at some | ground with wonderful rapidity, and it only re- | Taken by 8 10,000 mount onsale..... 10,000 | Bishop & Co. be a LTB CRE Gb The Administration—Clouds gathering in the Hori- | distance, and went over the route. gro Lop he 4 f Brig Stephen G Bass, Winchester, St Domingo City, 18 days, | light from the eastward. Weather clear and cold. z ; astance, er quires proper and discreet discussion, and a little The comparativo receipts of eotton at the ports, ex- | with mahogany, &c, to Aymar & Co. PM—Capt Virden, of pilot boat Cropper,arrived at Break- zon—JWhat is to be Done ? Markers anp Stook Says —Flour is quiet, the sales | time, to give it a power that cannot be successfully hibit a still greator difference than existed at the date Brig Daniel, Bryson, St Croix, West End, 14 days, withsu- | Water thisevening, with 20 cases niet fond'8 or 10 casks and. The administration of President Polk has left | *ounting to but 800 bbls. at $475. Rye tlouris quoted | resisted § of my last report, on 17th ultimo. At New Orleans, the | gar, &c, to Canfield & Spencer, of NHaven. e erates of hard and earthenware, from ship Swartara. Mr a 5 7s at $2874; and corn meal at $2 6214 per bbl. Sales of | TCS! 3 receipts keep up astonishly, the difference on 2ist ult. Brig ‘Albert Dearing, Buckman, Cienfagos, April 11, with | Beil, with the steam pump, from New York, arrived at In- behind it something of a permanent reputation— | good red wheat at 105 to 110c; yellow corn sells at 660. Naval Intelligence not exceeding 34,000 bales. ‘The season has now reach. | S¥gar and molasses, to Chactelain & Ponvert. Sid in co with | dian Kiver at7 o'clock this morning, with whom Capt Po~ something of abiding glory—something of a his- | Pe" Weight. Whiskey continues firm at 2lc. in hhds,, villa Bek eadae oe od a point that we may lock shortly with some reasona. | S¢ht* Harn, Fratt: Forest, Small, and Richmond, Levy, all for | Meat test att inc he ach eoband few inher eres is and 22 for bbls. The United States flag ship Raritan, Captain Ben. | )). probability to a dimunition of this excess, and, pos- | “Brig Abrasia, Atkins, New. Orleans, April li, with mdse, to | The ship Mary Measante, from Liverpool, came in this eve= torical grandeur, which cannot be effaced. It was | First Board—$8000 Wilmington Railroad 63, 85; $1000 | Page, bearing the broad pennant of Commodore F. A. | sibly. in the course of this month. to a rapid decline of | Forter & Nickerson, Sid in co, ship KD Shopyard, for Liver- | ning, and soon after the bark Warwick, which sailed » few succeseful. It accomplished its entire schedule of | 40 $5; $1000 do 85; $3800 Pennsylvania 6's, 96; $1000 | parker, eailed yesterday, for the West Indice, 1t—this. will doubtless be aided by new catises which | Pos), puried co April 23d lat S0lon 79. April ith, of Torta | dayeaKo for California, returned, but Have nob aeou : . VU. 8. 6's, "56, 10644; 210 U § Bank, 334; 300 War Bounty ? have lately excited theminds of operatorsin thismar. | 8%, Poke ship Persia, Bobson, from New Orleans for New | theeause, | measures, besides annexing an empire to the re- | scrip, 101; 5 shs Bank of Pennsyl’a, 314; 200 do Girard | The following is a list of her officer: ket, as appears by the review below. Onthe night of the | ¥9TK. ‘ ‘ pene: April 23-50 public—hesides establishing for our volunteer | Bank. 1234) $1250 Lchigh Cl. Seri, 6; $1200 City Ox, | | Commodore—Foxhall A. Parker, Commanderin-Chief | I6th ult 's fro suflelently fevere to kill the. young BEE ea gee Mobile, 18 days, with cotton, Re, to | OEY Ontmane April a gemiila Wiienuwa whic hasinimeneusably seeneihe #4511 Peuneylvania 6's, $5; $100 do 83; $228 | of Home Squadron. Captain—Denjamin Page. Lieu- | cotton plant, occurred in. part. of Georgia. South Caro’ | ‘Sehr Express, (of Duxbury,) Galacar, Jacmel, 25 days, with | Havuna; Portiund, Place, Galveston; soit letant Batt ‘ Bo )00 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, 864; 20 | tenants—John R. Tucker, William T, Muse, William A. | lina, Alabama, Mississippiand Louisiana,—least severe, | coffee, to T Marean. Sid in vo, achrs Tremont, (Uf North Yar- | Smith, Galveston; ships Moslem, Pett ston; Louisiana, : for NYork. Bi w, Havre; Edgar, Lake, N York; lowa,Parke jos ship H Purrington, Given, Havre; 1—Cld steamships Isthmus, Baker, ed the nation at home and abroad. What was the | shs Lehigh Co. 28%; $1800 Insurance, 9614; 15 sha Har- | Parker; Thomas B. Huger, (Flag Lieutenant.) James | however, in the latter States—and which was felt par- pt bial de Svea id Spring.) J Vermillion B: a, Bennett. N York; Silas Holmes, Berry, New. York, secret of this success? Unity. Unity in the ad- | risburg Railroad. 45; 300 do Morris Canal, 9%. Second | Ridgely, and Francis Alexander. Surgeon—Vavid S. | tially also onthe night ofthe 17th and 18th. In answer Hae either ‘nolcret ty Peck’ & Lyman Amit | Sheffield, Lewis, Boston; Cordova, Johnston, Boston; Remit ministration, and in the party supporting it ;_ con. | Board.—250 shs Canal Bank, 1234; $60 do U § Treasury | Edwards. Purser—John A. Bates. Acting Master— | to a telegraphic despatch from me, my correspondent at ‘ape Flu $ ‘ tance, Moore, Antwerp; Marcellus, 8} Iinietration, and in the party supporting dt 5 Con- | Notes, 110, gu do, Stato 64 70, $8000 do 6'm, SUM, | J. WA. Nicholson. Chaplain John Dake.” Aasint- | Nobile writes, under date of 23d uit lapyrined you | Layette Pen Beane Hester from New Orleans Oe | Site panitn: Rutt St pierre: Martlaique? Juniccay Cuike Gnd in the Laccutive department of the gover, | $000 do 8344; $1000 Tennesse Bonds, 8034; $1000 Read- | ant Surgeons—Alexander J. Rice, and Ashton Miles. | ofthe frost, in due course. Ina few words, I may ‘say ‘Volant, (of Norfolk,) Paine, Guayama, PR, 21 days, | N. York; Susan W. ‘Lind, Tinkham, Boston; Danish brig Co- P Govern- | ing Mortgage Bonds, 51; 10 shs Planters’ Bank, Tena, 45. | Commodore's Secretary—R. Le Roy Parker. Marine | that wherever the plant was above ground, it has beea | Witheugar, to Chosteluin & Ponvert. Jombus, Hansen, St Thoinag: sche Papama, Williams, Brazos ment. | Corpa—lst Lieutenant Josiah Watson; 2d Lieutenant | entirely destroyed; it t Schr Henry M Johnson, Hardie, St John, BF, and last from | Santingo; Sarah, Reynolds. N York; Home, Oliver, Tampico; _ How is Gen. Taylor to sueceed?. The Senate Mexican Tariff. Santes Hi Jonvs,, Passed Midsbipmen—Greenleaf Gil | heen tackward: the cotton hall not yet cone ep. ana ag | Little Bee Harlor, where se has been ashoro'avout-a weak, | Aurelia, Ugnech, Apalachiogla.”” Arr ships'§ Charles, Sago~ in against him—the House may possibly be against _ (From the National Intelligencor, May 1.] ley, J. P.G. DeKrafft, Johathan Young, and Reuben | it is generally belicved, if we could have rain, of which | Sud,get o# with but little damage, with lumber, to AG Gil~ | fy, Harte; ciatel Ghatonce, (Br) Fal neta ktent hini—the cabinet are supposed to be too fast for ‘We are indebted to the Mexican Minister near | Harris. Midshipmen—Josoph D. Blake, Charles W. | we have had none for nearly « month, at this most crit- Schr Eleanor, Bacheldor, New Orleans, 18 days, with pro- Taney Gray, Glasgow, via Cuba; barks G Mauran, jauran. 1 riod of the year, that such seed will yet come | visions, to Ilo ing & Mevker. rig Salvadora, Evans, ij Loui him. His aecace before the election—his posi- | this government for a copy of the following de- | Flasser. John W. Riddell, William P. McCann, James | ical it e tion as defined in the inaugural, appear to be | cree, and translate it for the benefit of our pro- | H- Gillis, Trevett Abbot, Carlos Bratt, and Benjamin | up. ‘Ihe corn being killed at the saine time,many plant- | — Sclir Sabine, Powers, Newhern, NC, 10 days. LP Chase, ia, Brenager,. too moderate, too conciliatory, for the demands of | vision producers: P, Loyall., Captain’s Clerk—Jobn B: Forney. Purser’s | ers aro now planting the latter in preference, im con- | Sch Anaconda, Miegin Washington, INC, § day eins eed een auip Braily’ Tayler his cabinet, and the outside pressure of the whigs Derantest or tHe Turasvny. | Gunner Andrew A Kandall, Carpenter William Lea, | cWwence of its security, for the support of their stock. | Schr Pera, Johneon, Lubec,6days, ”” < » brig Count Randall. sad Share ultra. What ishe todo? If he pursues this ultra “His Excellency the President bas been pleased to | Guiner Andrew A. Randall. C Pe am Lee. | Nearly all the partics who bave cotton in our hands, Sehr CC Zabriski, Parker, Philadelphia for Stonington. ron; 15th instant. ship Realm and Marshal Ney; 17th instant, whig policy—if he listens and acquiesces to these | direct to me the following decreo : er—Jacob Stephens. have ordered it withdrawn at present. Unless we have | | Schr Mary A Rowland, Rowland, Philadelphia, 2 days, | ships Una and Thos Di 17th ‘instant, bark Robert Pega ret a 4 - 8 “The President of the United Mexican States to the ae warm rains, we may look for another short crop in | bound to New Haven, Walsh, brig Thomas and Edward, and schr Alvarado, ultra whig demands, he will speedily be left entire! Ishabitanta of the Republic: Know ye thas the General Army Intelligence, this nection.” My correspondent at New Orleans writes : Schr Buena Vista, Rackett, Philadelphia. 22d—Arr ships ee Ry rpool; Genoa, Kelly, to theirsupport—all the extraneous elements which | Congress has decreed ws hereinafter a Some four hundred regular troops, under the com- | ‘rhe growing crop was injured by frost on the night of | Schr Josepine, Ferris, Philadelphia, toh pally hla Sisal. Towed to sea 12th combined to give him his election will abandon | eee ey erty ere e crm of three years the | Mand of Colonel Alexander, shipped on board the St. | the 19th instant, the extent of which is still imperfect. | ye hea ur creette Frankfort, Me, with granite, for the | an ee eed oath west Pass, April 22, Gutclock, P him, and he will stand ina minority before the | introduction into the port of Matamoras ‘and the | /@ul peat cay on ue way to Oregon. via Weston. | ly known, but the plant is believed to have been killed Schr Henry Curtis, Hallet, Boston bound to Albany. M.—Went to sea at 10 A.M jolmes and Indiana. country, All the offices in thet nion will scarcely customhouses of the frontier of the State of Tamaulipas Anos oo caestaii int Septike Eel Ge oe a latitude; 92 | ,, She Two Bestners Kelly, Jonesport Me, 8 days, with piles, | for New “ark and coveral atber shige (oe A cepa names en of ’ of the followi ticles, viz.: fleur, rice, of j ‘ ; , eg. What effecta destructive frost at so lat or . .. Ship Li i : F Rave Sucre” atbihaserers acing: tens stad ri “ Geary diseeip Hoe, colon, weal erate aomilice Unie whele length of the landing sidewalk, without being | will have on the product eventually, will tapend: s Sloop Meridian, Morrell, Greenwich, Ct, 4 days, with stone, | sea on the 2d. Krrived ships General Berry; Miltiads; brig Have more office-seckers among therm than the | gpplies to euch, except wheat and barley) “of every | compelled to stop a single time!—S¢. Louis Reveille, | the weathor hereafter, and on the quantity of wed the | TUS Pry Peck. gaye, Adame Gray, from, Havant: a: goin ted Olen, NYS fen of leisure out of business, more of those fuck. | fort known by’ the name of menestros; butter, pork, | “zr 21. planters possess or may be able to procure’ Without at- | packet ship Jolm R Skiddy, from Liverpool for Balifux; sloop New London, Lathana, NYork. . bl sails who di hi a rs bal ja il salted or pickled. All these will, for their entire {m- Gen, Brooke has received orders from head-quarters | ‘ching uodue importance tu this oceurren Ship Anson, from Charleston. 4 New Haven, April 28 a 2)—Arr schr Harvest, Taunton, ionable people who do nothing, but who love good | port duty, pay the rates subjoined :— to assume the command of the army in New Mexico. | be admitted that the chances in favor of ano Ship Caleb Grimshaw, Hoxie, from Liverpool (and sld for NYork.) Sli brig Bh Pike, St Cro! salaries and light labor. g ‘Oceivitians wheat fous the b 1 lately detached from Gen. Worth’s command. aad to | ¢rep are diminished” Brig£Georgiana. Nantucket, April 27—Arr schr E if Adams, dams, Bak- ‘What, then, is Gen. Taylor todo? There is no | Sunerine doves ne err: + $100 | irooeed forthwith to his destination. in continution of my daily review of transactions | Schr Torch; Kean, from Spanish Main. Avihe bar thy ship Montano, for Bangor, detaied by besa other course for him—there is no other chance for | jute. per 100. pounds. $0 | “Surgeon MePhail and \iajor wethail, of Baltimore, | tince my last, I report the market languid and favoring | 416 4 sail of square rigged vasee! wind. : a him, than to stick to his promises and his inaugu- | Sugar, do 109 | bave resigned their commission: thearmy, ‘They | the buyer. up to the receipt of the teteyraphic advices Salled. Newnvunyrorr, April 20—Sld schrs Jew, Post, and Glide, ral. He feels his inexperience in government af- | Coffee, do. . | 7 jo | fought with daring bravery in the Mexican war. by the kuropa. on the morning of the 19th—her ac- | , Packet ships Columbia, for Liverpool; St Dennis, for Lon- | Lovett, Philadelphia, cians of the country, and knows not the scope of | Butter... ..........+...- : 120 ee ee dent. apron i Ate Leer that ity were 2.500 bales, | May 1 Wind at sun-rise, SS; at meridian, 8; at sun- | Brunsn ick:) sehr Orland, Witcher, Philadelphia. their movements. He has to be governed in a de- | Small grain, by measurement, cant, CoLmerons oF TH ustoms.—Houper C, Hicks, yr s g firmer, he letters being re- | set, WNW. Porrsmoutn, April 7—Arr brig Gen Taylor, Shate, Sa~ be the adeniele Oral Hiei But hi "2. Ih likewise permitted the introduction at the | Vienua, Maryland ; Robert Mitchell{Pensacols. Florida; | ceived on Friday, accompanied by telegraphic des- aaa vannah. gree by unsels of his advisers. ait AIS | custom house of Paso del Norte, in the State of Chi. | James R. Sanchez, St. Augustine, Florida; (lias Pond, patches from Mobile. contirming the frost accounts of Herald Marine Correspondence. PRovipence, April 2—Sld ship Masonio, and bark Ni urse, wher i vii is in- fr Tene . y he mt ys, 2 ules » disposed of, i 4 ¥ 5 Y, 8 e a co e such counsels conflict with his in- | hugiua, of wood und lumber for buildings, subject { Genesee, New York; bara Smith, Chainpiaia, New | the previous days. 2000 bules were disposed of, closing | py pany La Favverre, (raporied WESeetn cae eaecia: [:GiRRe, aaa eae amen ae augural, is plain and easy. Itis, to disregard such | however to the re York ; William S, Mallicote. Yorktown, Vii at a quarter cent advance. OnSaturday, 21st, a dis- 9 I asy, 5 . e registration provided by the tariff for rk 5 m S. n, Virginin, . ss : y. a dis- | of Sunday last)—The Fr bark La Fauvette, (of St Malo) fri Danl Parker, Russell, and J Traman, Tutbill, counsels, to pronounce his judgment, at to stand | other articles generally. y ee position to speculate for a rise, based on frost injuries | Port Vendres for New York, now par He, oD pa Peter Ritter, Smith, Rondout; sloops James 1 Lo , Jodes; fast, like Jackson, in maintaining it. “Art. 3. The government, in order truly to accom- Domestic Miscellany. wax apparent, and 6.000 bales were sold. closing Kc. | Beac u k Brown, Gardiner; Willard, Munroe, and Vigilant, ‘We leam that’ Gen. Taylor reads the Herald. | plich the object of this deerce, will previously ascertain The Rev ‘Thomas J. Burrows, who is now in Worces- | Wither. On Monday the closing prices of Saturday | in. very bad position; after lying ashore about 8 hours, the | Heath, NYork; 27th, Marble! aa, Fllene,, Noetolk, We believe that he estimates preperiy its disinter- | whether there exists on the frontiers the senreity of | ter county jail, for killing Mr. ‘Bishop, hus employed | W¢Te firmly maintained. but the disposition to buy wax | {fe cqmurrnccd talling hee, when ale fated to, etponed eit fea Vaullun, Flynn. do; eola, Howes; Cardeane?eekes Cees vi he H i y ¢ . ; u Not’ sie eo" aate : Jpeagebe a when I left her last evening she lay with her larboard rail Paulina, Flynn, do; Teola, Howes, Cardenas; schrs Chars ested desire for his success in the administration | those provisions which it is intended hereby to intro- | the Hon. Henry A, Wise to defend him, har thi te nghese pom the sen thw 3,500 | Tare ister “Teith hatcher ol aed some of the wine quate | ter'Oak, Gaunders, W York; Princess, Clee, do; Aieamemeens earou; Snail, of the government; and participating in this desire | (¥ce + and it will put an end. to that introduction so The trial of Crafts, at Bostov, is still procveding ed an | (with which’ she is laden) drifting out, the makiug a | nard, I’ uth, Mass; Banner, Small, Lubec; e a 4 8 | soon as the population now favored ét ‘A wpe ‘of Wiilso: olied Geen: | | advance of five-eighths of a cent on the of this | clear breach on her decks continually. She is very badly Newburyport. for his success, we hold that there isa more re- pop d shall have been | The cross-examination of Wilson, who had been on the | day week, Holders who had been free sellers inereased | straiued and I think will be lost; the cargo will be moet of i& Rrcwaenn, April 2%—~Arr schrT P Abell, Lawrence, New ‘antego, NC: Joseph Turner, and Roxbury, Sears, Baltimore; Hamilton, Niekerson; Philadelphia; C present under the care of John 8 Forman, Esq, is | Frederi . a $ supplied by the ti 01 erce e nee dl si scone! jed 0 ‘ liable support for him with the people, than with | Supplied by the national commerce with the needful | stand six days, was concluded on Monday. ‘Che next | {1,2 amount on sale on Tuewday, and as it was then use | ee BIE. | Vouk aibadhe deuate tite tier, the pressure of the place-hunters at Wonunetss, “Art. 4. Are comprehended within the benefite of | when che war lots "To ee 0 Board the ship | ceriained thut the Southern markets did not respond | [She wes cuntignel to 1 Casey, of eu olty-] Lverpoh nr 2 -Cle ahip, Birmiagham, Sceptre however importunate their demands. We believe | this law,1,125 barrels of flour and 150 quintals (ewt) of | ‘The Smithsonian Institute, in Washington, ix to be | $0.0UF excitement, the sales did not exceed 1,800 bates, |, Pminanirins, May to-Ae bark Clinton, Whiting Pa- | ’s il 27—Arr sloop Monitor, Davis, NY that Gen. Taylor would gladly avail himself of any e. introduced through Matamoras in the month of | favored with three lectures on geology, this week, bi fe P e Ay Apy New Yorks Choctaw, Black erica Soathware, Myrecur Potomac, Bearte, Norfolk for Peek tisfactory assurance, that, in following his own uary last. ; “ARRANGOIZ the Preadent of Amabers College aa ERAT hd were 2.0% showed a further | }S¥irord: Ralutow, Williame, New. Yorks Moniescus ‘hay? an SRN Neat Eee ee fonest udgment, he will be approved. We cannot es We are indebted to the courtesy of Captain $: quarter cent since Monday. On | Lie, do: Almira, King, do; Harriet Smith, mith, New L , April 27—Sld schrs Montano, Stoddard, Baltimore; pretend to give that assurance, but we know that ae = the steamboat Alide, for Albany yepere in-edvance vf parcels were withdrawn. and ax | don; E Kandall, Pringlo, Eastport; Alleghan, Stahl, Calais; tha Maria, N York; Placo, do; Catharine, of Wiseas= mr ; fi te be ceind Gat abtaie, Guitom House Dupenets is J “ J HY papers in advance nt pressing sales did not much excued the | kelel, (Br) Johuson, St Joins, NB; Planter, Lawless, New mond, of Waldoboro’; Geo & Mary, of Ellsworth, the country expect him to be decided but moderate; vr ia DS ‘Omite 6 the mi i domuud prices were maintained. On Friday. 27ch, we Ann & Eliza, ie+tty Boston; barges Dolphin, from Eastern ports) bound justo his friends, and yet magnanimous to his keasuny Derantatent, OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER ? The Aibany Journal says that the entire canal was | reecived the telegraphic despatches per Cambria to 14th New York; Porpoise, Drake, doy schra Mary Para. enemies, a no party man as far as possible. pital iri cbnonye bin egshiloy 98, me filled with water on Snturday afternoon, with the ult, from Liverpool, which exhibiting a deeiie. and Sipe dak fe Albert, Terwastay: Motte: Th Tue Doctor. , a copy of san Act re- | ception of a short section West of the city, which was | being less pacific than the previous steamer. our mar- mas, Denvarara; bark Ralph Cross, Davin, Sea ts quiring all moneys receivable from ¢ oner Beach had been over | ket ns and all | filled on Monday. Commis holders evin ain dycoped; but as ———- 4 d n dd no brigs Me 1, Valpara re Our Baltimore Correspondence. other sources, to be paid immediately into the Trea- | the eustern section, and reported that it was | to realize therulex were nominal, ‘The lettereof Satac, rr Matanaane Wasmonrl: Hiciwen be dcene nomd weryont; My hed Diep ieee be Dusmimons, May 1, 154 tury, without abatement or reduction, and for other | ready for ur, It was the intention of the collectors at | day placed the decline there at. yd. ty correspondent and servant, Mrs Hooper, Mist Guffeth, Mise dali tee D © Ly , : purposes Albuny and West Troy. to commence locking al six | advising me that “Good Middiiue Mobile , tary Miller, F Mies Withers, Messrs CJ’ Bourne, a V Harrison, $B Bile, May Morning—Return of Mr. Ewmg—Resigna- ‘i a ronda by the Secretary of the Treasury to | o'clock yesterday morning told at 4d, to-day.” The choi ha te were Teo raat ebepeineuoar’ Chusted soir my No owen a Fed ed eortat England Hi Cotten i ; Syren ml Malta of ing. : d F : ran, Providence es, Mrs Live on, tN Pork, tion of Army Oficers—Catholic Cowncil—st. | 3s!" Jour stvention to. the 4th seetion of thisaet, | The expense of lighting Ciueinnat! with gas f0 the Males at Age, decline, placing my quotations barely a Pettingill, Portland; Liberty, Usborar tre | USC if Wellner; Rev’ P’ Mesut of Pullader BEDE Bee 4 > oat, m 9.5 oats near! 10 to | Shade over those of my last se, nd . Cai Yoy, A We Mary's Celebration—City Appointments—Theat- | fom customs, after 20th June next, to tho “trum of one Fight'the Heraid buidhnge. ptr feed Yesterday. the plea Ware 800 bales, th, Pall River Ch rh wtienton Ryan roinnier ee J iis 1 Hoek 23, Be wall inv, ether ricals—The Markets, §c. jm ‘toathes Wit ee bedi ate per "There were nine deaths by eholera at Cincinnati, anenages ae Grotan, Geyer, Heaton) Grace Carding, Kelve » New raves tae teyand tady, & CR Monony, Ireland; J 1 A ; ' , h sult 6 a Under the law Ne ; . re b exiugton, Swith, do; Henry, Crawley, East , ustance, hompon, W HV: We have a bright and beautiful morning for the | patdintothe Treasury for drayage, cartage, labor, and ped Aa eee A, gee et goo gag Noon sao erat eee P vy - Miscelianeaus, rales Gooper and child, and 270 tm the steerage ee eee MES scheint geben tibia le Pada jot one 0 : >. ab sic ALKS. ‘ v P s first of May; but Flora has granted us very few of | tose, and in proportion for # Less time there have been Keverai cases, brought by persons who | _ Bosron, April {0-2 okere” Hourd=2 shares Connecti- | _ LETTER Baas of steamer Europa, for Halifax and Liver- pureya, Mise Deavestsett Min haere Gare ; 3 From the accounts and estimates rendered y Pe ent and Ha i 1 nnecti- | ool, will close at the Exchange Reading Room, this day, at | ¥ sree ane Rene secien Rie ec en her favors this season. The boys and girls are, | to this Department it appenrs that = the Ra bbc Bat ha hin Worcester Mutlniads 13; Indus dor'de. tor, Wide rae ana | Wuiclock. E ey | theand infant, Mrs Norris: Msp Corkan Menke Gite, however, out, and busily engaged in gathering | ¢xVemses, of collecting the revenue from pre Bt. Louis Repaiticeny of April 90 says that ta Du, | Co a ern Hatred, bo clave at thenbogeamice tite dagees Mae eeIeee womgon, will | Mra Carmag, Hing Woodbury'and' ahten, Mige Morciagn’ ties . customs’ for M var, end: e, lo here were 5 do. ‘de | f ay, . ea | CO} ® 7 , Gikisisis to be had. gustoms’ fr the current fiseal year, end- | hauue, low toll ati aL ae ob fo. a | er Tenneseee, for Savannah, tls afternoon, aetg before & | Rogers wha. lady 't md indy, Mrs Awtall ty ‘The Hon. Thomas Ewing, Secretary of the re the next fiscal year, commencing on the March. The depth was upwards of tive feet SS Wer Bocbe cea totes bat Rus he ANE WERE of Newburyport, before reported on Dog danghver, BS Beidge a ay, 3 Pattersloy, Indy and ; st July next, the act referred to limits —— Company, 143 cy, Baharoas, became a total loss, Capt Jones was at Has r ¢ Home Department, and the great bug-bear of the | these expenses to an amount not exceeding $1,500,000 CITY TRADE REPORT, Cateny Ruilsond ‘ j vane 20th inst aud would proceed to save marnnele ifbuceih De Jou Belin Geog office-holders, paseed en to Washington last night, pamanttated Turspay, May 1-2 P.M ‘ 0 10 do. E i Notice to Mariners. » M Dillon, Jas V Par r ig ght, . y head p as V Parker, W frem the West. We may, therefore, expect an | ADd consequently requires a reduction of Asurs.—Small sales pots al $6 6245 a $065); Pearls “* ve i rf Custom House, zy AS Corrtol, Ht Chatan, ly Kasse WC Which vck, Thos gerial bowl in the course of a few days, Secretary | SD0Ut.....secsseeveveereesseees ss $640,000 | ore dull at $625 s $650. Corton.—The market con. | woe sehen $2 «Licht Toes reson BDGARTOWS, April 30, 1819, cigon, Muster Reigns, M Gilbert, as, T Do Arnins, @ ) fu vy | ane ¥ z : enmnncenniannenatiamaseasnsmnmng | Th Light House recently erected at i 149, 3, | Andcreouand (wochildren, JM Mackie, Dr JS trelaude te | he receipts from “drayage, cartage, labor, and | tinues quiet, without change in prices. Foun, &e — = | M lyannis, Mass, will : PG: oy Jack: a e' Pi Ewing was oncea Jackson man, and he still re- be lighted np for the first time on the ev £ Riley and son, J Diena, F Gaston, J tou, J D Bradner, © vee . | storage,” being uncertain in amount, are not estimated | ‘I bere is n fair business in Western flour. though quota. Marited, Fth. The fo ; Shing of Monday, rauet, Kobert Pringle, HC » Py ig y tae a liking for the great rotation doctrines of | hv neatuble neourece dicey ave rathies lower, Bales oF 3500 barrels, nt 96 On Monday, April 8. by the Rev, Mr. St ate, | May TE, The following directions are given for aniling sate | PMArHpsoNt Netshow en’ Wan Bete’ Bie Cenica oe u a - s avilable res H+ Are rlower Sales of 2.500 barrels, at 94 65% | mday, April i e Re Starrs, M 2. harbor: Porter, DS . M Bowen, " . “Old Hickory.” In this respect no one can ac- | jt will be apparent to you that the ready co-opera- 5 for common State. city, Troy, and Water | Avonto Konnss to Miss Sanam Jane Goon, all of this | _ When coming from theeastw Point Ga Swift, and 89 in the steerage, Carey Se pp y ly Pp @ $475 t y y: tert & Goop, all of this fe eastward bring Point Gammon Light , cure himof inconsistency. tion of all officers of the customs will be necessary, in | $4 75a $41 '4 for mixed Western aud st } | eity to bear NNE, in three and @ hall fathoms water, and stoor N | ,gityairoog Packet ship Oxford--Hormant Kohn, Mee Surgeon Leonard McPhail, and Major Daniel | order to meot the requirements ofthis act; and auy aid | $4044 $5 14), for favorite do; and ¢5 604 $97 Uo Tuerday, the Ist instant, by the Rey. J. H. Price, | My IR Which course you will have from three wad a, halt to | Jam Rohm, Mis Jane Seott, Mirs Mary Scott, Jarues Kama MePhail, of this city, have resigned their commis. | that you may afford, or any suggestions that you may | pure Genesee. Southern ix heavy. in New \ Amciinann fuaun t vernine M. Lown, dawg Se ee eta ene Caer bs i ibid ie sions inthe army, to take ¢ feet to-day. They | Ake, will be highly valued ~ | 600 barrels sold at $487 3¢ for common t teref Mr. Joseph N, Lord. alt of this elty ‘the Brenkwatee: Give iva vrchuimberland--Mrs May, NYork: have both seen haid service in Mexico and Florida, | , 1°, end, | request that you will promptly furnish | tour quiet, Ment ia more scarce, and " ,andround eon two anda halt | Myf finds, Mr aud Mre Crocher, three children and’ servant; 4 , oo he ‘ 3 to this office a list of all the persons inauy way con- | ‘The market is easy for wh d the Died, eat eeyh Airs Huo and child, A C Murray and and now purpose to follow civil pursuits. The ted with h ‘, servant, L Wezgin, © W Middieton, all of Bi ry . - vig ‘ ioe, a port. designating the | bushels Ohio at $101; ané 2.200 do. whi ondey evening. April 30, after a short il , westward d : oft i f nected with the customs at your port, designating the | bushels Chio at $1 00 di mdny ey pril 30, aft Ine westward, bring Point Gammon ; Met + ee arene ian Win Pi motive that induced the resignation, however, I ! dates of their original appointment. and their present | $135. Corn amoved to th ent of 15.000 bushel Consrtite Kean, F n he 61s h ape Ned, and run for ituntil the Me. Wille Me Hang, Me Tone con aro? G, Vinar, Me Hearn te be an order from the Wat Department, | appointment: aud te ratuot compensation recived by | Western wiixcd. iustore, wi fte,_ hye isuomtnalaesve, | | His irc. and antes are Invites kseeda | nd ran for teas above. TW ieity ME Bang Mr Houghton, Mr’ Dunston,” Mr directing them to repair to a remote part of the | them.together with a description of the nature of Ue Wye. Oats are | nd Northern at | bis tieret ai naples No.1. au hat ote: ma | pee Bt) woth eri parted voot= Pkt ship ( ution—Capt Tuttock, RA, Mrs Oregon frontier. This order of the Department | tervices tendered by exch, aud w statement of the rom | ite, 0 30 ge ov Lhore isa fuir deaana tor nity wy 2) at ek. YMG | eon, Dito jit Kobley aud Mies Kobley, England; J’ Hanley, was certainly not @ very pleasant one, especially | duction that can be made, and the mannerin which the | pork. with entes of 2 leat $1 fo trem Bite bat 7 Fourth betweed jvand L308 { i, Ghasgows 4 Late, N York Jackson, Shetheld; after having just returned from a long and severe d with a due regard to the public | Prime ix beld 2m at Sinall sales at pr Avent will be conveyed to Greane eports 17,558 do ihr Smith, de: Messto” Witeon sont Sai Me Bae werviee in Mexico. ia ‘ogg isi seipecttat ; vicus prices, In lard, 150. tierces eh alt wood Comet at | i HL do Air Stoith, Ilvetpou! Shale, Mam The National American Council of the Ce ¥ am, very respec your obedient servant, Sales 400 bids, hams. for export, at con. | On Tue AN Stewant, Esq.) formerly on BHlinels, p Andrew Vostcr—Me WH Toles, of Ca~ Archbishops and Lishops of the | ited & aces Go cammeercnionn ree | erune testy Chip Hel Se LP idl ar of hi Y tiie Mivet, sail In 8 i dol and alipelaun Gioree f genvene in Baltimore on Monday next, The most aig tpg? tenia onepay, May 16 E yirstfuy 4 MUrone toe TWeebhe Trew einck teat “Pasian: WAC ev his being mo ay. and also the met ectuity fy attend the fu voun his lat ‘Otranto, ; A, preite ut Ms montis bishop of Baltimore, will | Trrat, or Dr. Harpexproox.—The Attorney | a2 hye) iB Be Mane Bo iA ABT in nee § ieee taal, Ga Bhonien tm aN Patine, dot On ghee #06 Sete diocesses of St Meusant Oreo - The Arch- | General will be engaged in the trial of Walker, for | of produce. was not very For the med hgh Reh at Myatio; has 9000 bble wh 800 do | Mr Dawson; an c 3 regon will be rep the murder of his wife in New York city, at the | lower of flour, th he Was On onda. after a shortiilness, Wietam ie voynge) and 30,000 | | gented. The Synod wilt 1 H Voynge) aml 30,000 1 «wih as Tory 10. establichone Wah cdopt measures prepara. | time uesigned for the tialof Dr. Hardenbrook, and | fxm, with tuir average sales, Suir ot Y tra ' expoudent of the New Bedtor! More | AW. Trasafelds W Waseca e New Mexico. Mag uhevnies in California and | has designated Henry G. Wheaton, of this city, to | "tie made at steady pr nn was (ihe relath nie of the famil ot avetho oft only, aud stated 1c 3150 wh 3 H x augomnasiiy F Convention, Will aevemePtelates attending the | act in his place on the part of the people. It is said | dMhd. ‘There was no change in weal or iu ry Troms Rin lace! teeta ae ce bt toh | J 2 ohit= a npany the excursion to St. | an order has been pot to exhume the remains of | Ot ere dull, while there was no change i tender t | Steamship. Hermann, Grobitee, hones for Sout ir Ves Mo> Conrad Vintner, wt Mrs. Hardenbrook, now buried in New York city, | Neytens were seme firmer, with movers We TIERS eT be Lae ee, Ba, ReomeISr | AIEEE Meare trios Bebe (ve ies é ull of New Orleans, aud 90 to the murder of Mrs ‘Couey Wen rene week of | and fore post mortem examination. It is. very Peeeh preciees fae: Te reckons eaten ha pooh fe] On Tucrdsy morning Muy Lut W fg ci “i capes delat iat isbuch aud family, sene ed 0 be bo e, by Judge H ich; Previous sy foubtfal whetl Dr. Hardenbrook can be tried at wand, with fale sales, at steady prices. Suloy of colton | tt to vain Jounqeel daughter of Dantel u De ipa ad ate | ec False’ ea e sentence, he addressed the court for ae e special term ordeied for that purpose. If the | were moderate dealers, ob the eve of expected Ay wonsbe aud i diay ‘ New York) from Buenos Ayres tc that bulf hour, tacitly acknowledging hus guste about « | Governor had correctly understood the circum- | 1uFther news, were not inelined to operat f Huueral will take place thi afternvon ob 8 Wh lae tN, 1 new. pdenpies eat Back, ana obits ate ¥ titling the events of his life siuce he arrived in this cance ; he would not, we are assured, have or- é fe by ft i ere made at $0 O2)q vias 'ilinotn, paper plenseoopy , Boswn for Porto R | Pe dad hi han A country. He attriboted his career of crime, to the | 201d this special term, the regular term foliowiag | "Yio ory Fuducnly, at Greenwieh, Coun, on Monday, April | yg! {i6 Monier vnuy of Horton, nothing further reported, Ayal | brian! irevtment of Mrs. Goodwin, and Judge N na week.—Albany Aulus. rules in the eeub. Cody cur of his age, Capt. Dascrt Manner, | | FO adie | Bete bit, for whom he worked, rendering lim desperate | The Presigage-aPae Won ding 1 rey Kags T is i requaintanoes Of phe family are Fe | wey con Arneater a cape eran mar, Nietntey (newness. im his eflorts to obtain the necessaries ot life he President of the United States hag re- | mised wort straight Ger | (peel vited to attend his funeral, at his hee rex | Gert Huo ny Salma, Lewiny barks Saocos dy and coil; Mowee Extensive preparations are making here forthe |} public yor ann yee Coneul of the Froncl sae 8 ote t I i, indian, of Symes 1 Beoneyies tate Lu beupitewetes bore astaarorees * = needing neem E ‘epublietor Boston, Massachusetts fovasite ras uth Beud, indiana, of typbas fevor, Feb, alet, | Escuvnr; Malevinn, Nigel; bers Frame Lees, Nolan; Crow Vo Ginny tie the Wath year of Bie age Hy Polos Mater; Cyrus,