The New York Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1850, Page 4

Diserige Cours 0 Saliea g Diswrst 3” feimea Fy the Di saie Judge shel! app, ho shall, in Marv ot tne bale im other fo rics wereover, be ens Bually, a8 a con, at. a & Distriet Jud ze, Di tri As d Dinvrict of Calit nie, t of the United Sti ip tho sume 4 ‘@thicers a e and thi a ect y, Attorney, aud Me 1 1: other vfficar vil, miltary « 4s well ae toe m1 tarmabers of the Hous er er Inferior « ou oe upon the Juciors hs 0.15. Thats teleotien of 7 Coneral Assen: ‘ a ~> os the District of California, ands sblished and held sherein, to cone jurisdiction and pewere of the Kentucky Dis: ablish the Judie! * An a Courte of the a Clork for the and keep the records of the | mit {shail receive, for Ibe apprinted im the said Dietries ued inthe law, te act a) dition to hi Pnited States, two hua- os full compensation for all extra asd shall, androd dollars aa- & services, te be paid rosentatives to the ry ef Caltornia, under this al y. abers of the ome and the same transaction The deed was made Mosiue, Deo, 29, 1849. the The Cotton Crop. Dean Sin—Annexed | send you the price current of to-day, by which you will perceive that the sales of our great staple have been very large, for tne week just closed, while the recelpts have been small for the season of the year. In spite of ine weather, good roads, navigable rivers, and high prices, our receipts show & falling off from those of the past year of over 39,000 Dales. A greater deficit will be more apparent in few weeks; enough, at least, to carry conviction to the of the most dubious, as to the shortness of the eotton crop. Large boats are daily arriving. with very light loads The cotton warehouses along the rivers are almoet bare of cotton, and, ualwes there is a large stock on plantations, held back (which | kaow is not the cage in the sections of country | have been) [am et the bills which had been dr under the letter of creait. But neither # prior debt nor any other good contideration will support # new contract which ix fo itself contrary to the provisions of law And aitbongh it is true in this case that the payment of the notes would have the effect of dis charging the prior Wability of the baok to the Palmers, yet the deed was made to secure the performance of the pew contract. The recitals in the deed show intection to indemnity the Palmers, as accaptors, aginst the bi fi he credit; but the » by issuto, tiftcates of deposit, and assiguing o ‘aim property to secure the payment of the certidcates. A legal par- ant be t ‘hen at a loss to kuew how we shall make up 850,000 baler | Reset beyond the resttals: and come to the upvenanea for Mobile I have recently travelled through Georgie | gd vtipa in the deed, there ia not a ain ma, and am satisfied that ¢! Rae a = word about the prior liability of the bank, but the whole is about the certificates of deposit. The trustees are to hold the sssigned securities until the certiticates of deponit shail be pald; to bold the securities in trast for the bank unti) defauit shail be made in the pay- ment of the certificates of deposit; and after default, in trust for the holders of the certiflostes of deposit. And the trustees are thereon to prooaed to the reali zation of the assigned securities, and pay over the mo- Leys to Palmers aud Co.. or to the ether holders of the cortiioates of deposit. parties procaad to tru tep making stipa- of deposit, without great deficieucy will be ipa. | rpeak extent of the crop for the last ten years. observation. and place the whole cotton erop United States at 2.0¢0,000, probably 2,100,000 bags. North Amerlean Trast and Banking Co: pany. COURT OF APPEALS—STATE OF NEW YORK David Leavitt. Receiver of the North simerican Trust and Banking Company vs. Blatchford and others ~— Bronson, J.—! ehall assume, but without intending to express any opinion on the subj-ct, that the purchase of the five thousand shares of the capital stock of the bank, and all the acts of the bank. its of- ficers and agents, relating to that tranraction. down to the time of executing the trust deed and the accompa pying securities. were legal in their natare, and within the fegitimate powers of the corporation Ch then. to fur as it will come uuder considerati Fpeaking of it from the face of the papers, is short! thir: the bank. on the second of March, 1840. ga’ conridsration. was forbidden by law, and therefore void, and an assigument of property im trust to secure the performance of the illegal promise, Such a trust cannot be supported It is undoub‘edly true, that where a deed or other contract contains distinct undertakings, some of which are legal. and some illegal, the former will in certain oa- ore be upheld, though the latter are veid; and if there bad been an additional provision in this deed. that the t, the « sand Ea | Thomas E. Davis a letter of eredit om Mesure Vaimers, | Srrined property spall be, held a 8 seourlty for the tr en | killop. Dent & Co, of Londom-of whom. for the might be allowed to sta ough the trust for the pay- ; < | sake of brevity, | shall hereafter speak asthe Palmers, f th ould fail But there pce oe cr Falmer’ & G6, “orforty-atthonvand ight hundred | PAE UF_ibe crlibens, should fl But there Bx ted sate.’ rviery of Oregon and seventy-five pounds sterling; for which sum Davis | curing the original Liability of the beuk, nothing of 16, That Ficvors, socros, and waters of | Was to draw bills ou the Palmers at ninety days’ sight, | C18 i tad nience; and ty Veyors of the sary, shal le the cvetems are to each ot the: by law, eball n+ wo 0 dd CLA te e°« wey dollar Th tio according tot in force ia the noo © wution of te the writ ot Jab criminal shall be by a ju All persons +? where th- pro great, All urs wetal punishn deprived of lif ' Of hia peors a 4 s® of tne make je the pr tiowlar service y, mede his own, ard » morality, ano ky +O CC of worshi ery 1 and pri 09 im ths ath, net, divided ani two the which were to be covered by him at maturity, with the right of renewal in # certain event Davis drew the built. and they were accepted by the Palmers; they were twice renewed, and the third set wae running at | the time the trust deed was executed. The bank was not then a debtor to Palmers & Co on account of this but was under a contingent liability which it a debtor, in case che bills should not be A although it appears from the recitalsin the deed. that ove object of the arrasgement of the Svth of November. 1540, war to secure the performance of the original undertaking of the bank. {¢ was, as! have al- ready remarked, to be deve in an — mauner; to wit, by iseulug prohibited notes or certiticates assigalo, Property to secure the performance of the new ant vicious contract. A legal end cannot bs attained by atten pecvigsd, : fn by Davis, at maturity. In this rate of means. \ep-ranaem, | Ubings, the bank on the 30th day of November, 1840, ” ) ing jn the aggregate to forty-nine thousand fve huo- | fs. so.as to make it a security for the original lia. Saprescus | 10d and seventy-five pounds sterling, payable twelve | bity of the bank. Ills printed’ point touching the , | mouths after date, with interest, to the order of Wm. | Out ion is as follower. poten eae a 4 usaces , B. COok,@ teller in the bank, who endorsed the notes, | @ oe the wih toe | Bd they were then delivered to the Palmers on account deoolt of the trial ua- | person shall be the juggnent pablic ext= atain ay po gee ag payable on demand, snathe araoe | Vielation of the section by any officer or member of a ided for from the | banking arscciation is * + said Terri ory With Palmers, Mackillop, Dent & Co., fora mew Usble cvusideration. to pledge to the of the lability which bas been mentioned. Te bank at fon ing actually ass the tame time, and as part of the same transaction, | QUttt s szrouted the trust deed, and anigned she stocks, bonds eee ay SUt Nena aie Oemats, arliiag sud mortgages mentioned in the schedule to t! ee | iffic’ t | forthe purpove cf wesuring the portent cf the {etd | ‘There are several difficulties stunding In the way of this argument, So far as relates to the notes er certificat: of deposit, it was of no practical importance, @ have already seen. which ebeald be issued: fur both would be alike void 4 to reforming the deed, there in no bill or application for that purporu: not ev Allegation in tbe answers, that there was eny mistake or accident in preparing the instrument, or that it ‘takin, sad shall consider. is uj feel no diffioulty im egces- that the notes are tilegal | eight premizsory notes. ‘These und curities the complainant seeks to & anu void. ‘ihe first question which I validity of the notes; and I | ing with the Supreme Court, ‘and se- illegal | aud void. ‘They were issued in direct violation of : | statute, which provides that «no baaking arsoolation” | Seong anc that there bad bone’ e oienebe iteelne [S Up the deed. it could not be reformed ng & bil enid for that purpose; nor could we read aad eafuroe the id without interest and every instrument us though it bad been properly drawn. We But what, sbould be wbliged to follow the is, if poneible, still more co: tele of evidence te show that there iy accidentin preparing the deed, or that it is nos just what the parties intended it should be; and it could not be reformed in equity, if a bill had been filed for je & misdemeanor. deed as it i (| by tine or imprisopment, or both, in the discretion of | the Court. (Statutes of 1840, p | 806,)4) rhe notes Were not made payable © on demand” nor “ without tuterest ;"" but had a year to run, aod De with foterest. It is said on th uaishable for recht thes bene ade wassunemes 4 that purpore. make for secur ‘suds! peoperty ct the Cotted | potee wbleh re ee ehh or oe euly applies to bills and | "Te is true that the parties intended to seourethe origi- States. The | ent propeiecore shall never be Ps 6, A nel tiability of the bank. but #0 fer as appears, they ia- taxed bighor vidente, ‘The navigable waters | Se ee oe uch qualification Interms.it | tenced todo itia the very way it hes been do {and witbim the by And theearrying | €xtends alike t that way is illegal. Ifthey mistook the law, we can- pinens betwee i Ka oe | Sueceeres. Rot grant reliet by making @ ni ract for them byt abe Hee ; ‘This question was fully consid in the cease Huat vi therefor. Kourmeniere (2 Mason, 342; 8 Wheaton. 174; 8 Maso “ye Lenolore you it. eaggnse to | Das vever been doubted by those who have constdered fn oe RO ject. (Safford v. Wyckof, 1 Hill, LL; Gmith v. | ,,J.bere were separate assignments of the several | moment oces | Corey he Bag FR yey Oriewns y. Merrill, 1d, 29 deed; but they were all made to Blatehfor | Though cetrw 1 uate | Atuy Gen'ly Life and Fite Ine, Co.. 9 Paige, Tay 4s trustees; were executed and delivered simuite- | dete the tlttns Me sine nonin shimes, | Rageeh? Rees eee ie ee rly with the exeeution and delivery of the deed; | man. who, in 1 the direct q jon at inne, spglend ¥. Anderson. D| ©, 659; Bothy Bank z Sas or upon e scheme of compro: | cf Eepiand. 614. 415} Indeed, thetaet that suek paper | Suu vers Mune, er tne Dereenes carrenevetn Shas is; | mire : may enter into the currency of the country of the certificates of deposit. ‘The reason for making | ‘The bill conn oveftone, the vet dlgfhtotn vee Ph. ea ae ne separate assignments probably was, greater convenience bee pote mape , naerv, tor the ongents | United States, aft thy nego in recording In the proper counties, and in making | of the rec eloage § 114, 115), which and {3 directly in 1 Petes kk In good credit, may perform, to a | great extent, the office of a circulating medium | This 1; and ree 1 Story Fi great deal of discussio! subsequent tral bat, more Lumble scale, bot! \d discharges < that may be, the assignments are but a part of rthe Ls y > fore the of the pational institution. public mere “of the Dill, for the uereantile and commer Gite set; and connect be separates from the Femetnivg rect ‘ mitar provistons weinessof banking. Experionoe ha Telative te it it | Hunt the Lanks which eogag 18 such encerpe soon ef propored to tingt de- | rottem, and sooner ot later, wiil end in defraud: je, follows : | community In sddition to the North American Trust ae ahi Gabeaee a Aesttony ‘whieh Vegineion st the | 8d Banalog Company, roveral others of the general | Tyaete, SiIy Gieuened ot A pany ‘ebdital took fs vere law banks bad beea engaged {a Iseulng sach paper re ig nae The Airy tte 100 (80 rca é tery ef 56 be with thet of . California. 7 be descrited a may te appliowbie ty om y Bd to Jacinto Vetere. the af comree, ® De poseiy thongh for New Me wre at artery of tories will not inn Toft ow vatsins | we in the betore the act of 1540 was passed ; aad such of to oe inetitutions as has pot already failed, were svn after. wards ina nkruptcy. Great fraud upon the public had beem committed The legislature « the evil, aud evidently intended to cover the wii pg the mort general and comprebenst dauking association shall t-sue or put ta ny Lulor note,’ anless, &o. There had te in relation to the safecy 18Z9, p. 178,) 33); and the act of «8 prohibition to come Lute existeace s extend ts mee ry funds tor that purpose. | hare dove in the view which has been taken of the care, it was not necessary to consider those questions; ond for the further reason; that after this bill was fied, ap order of the Court of Chancery was nels, by the courent of these partion ia the suit of fracy auainet the bank referring it to @ master to take proofs and report upon the claim of the Val | De ereditors of the bank The master war | part of their by trorts, and what pre the trusts, but he was no y of the trusts or the right to m preference weder thon. ‘Those quest ate inter period gotiable promissory moter and dille of exchauge pay future day has been decided te ia one ot those eults; nod the view Which bas beep taken of the case disposes of this (ru and the pre (Sift v. Beers, 8 Dew ; Root ¥. Godard. 3 Me 10; Ty . ean 102, Hayden ¥. Davis td 206; ond see Ontario Bank ¥. Soherm vor, 10 Paige, 1i8) No judge has, | thiak, ever ox. | Hf Ht bas not already been done. 1 will ba setiled ia the 2 prersed aditterent opinion. Although the judgment | Trery — wherher the falmers are creditors of the } Cf the Supreme Court in the ease of Salford v. Wyckort, | D&PX: end if they are they will come tm with other \ (man ane creditors. end *ba cable disteld of the na bi was upe of exchange drawa in 1835, w Ay po one | @ftete cf the bank + the of their terms tobave mature issue Of pace | Orbe If the as: Neient to watiety all wf the paper was probibited by the act of 1840 (4 Hill, a2 | ditere The epic which t be Apressed dee not 404, 460.461) And it probabiy never would have been | 18 18 consequences. eo beyond denying to Palmers & ) bad it not deen for the buld and teokies. man, | © the pretrrence which they claim over other orwditora Tam of epivion that ish the ottoers of thi orth Amertoan [rast Hauhing Company continued to issue auch paper Supreme (curt as deel the forty-cighe notes tlie efeen tbe staente wae phened, Gud the impustiy waleh | Fo) One vere, Wad. oirrere idem se be delivers ap ry b Hee enjoye y ould be affhias As the leening of the gotes was expressly prohibited | See ree (uo “ Pro Awe a hy Jaw it ie Swopeseible to matniain thas they are valia | the *bee er Jobo 1 Palmer and Fishin Hom, sreurities | To bold that they oan be enforced againas | Sh utd ould te } thoal ‘ nig ey 4 and that « the ben would be goitg very far to ds dotvaung dosthen! nbd be ee m me the tem i the end which the legtriature had inview That they | [U/'ber sareeternt folowing the deed, and are veld. bas been adjudged in several of the caves al | ff) *Fatemeriyoments uf the securities memtlone: ready cite@; end | am not any wuthority co | th ee Soe deed, ile “ 4 4 ond re be of @ute em to be delivered wp Cancel he te feonede Stil ronedlaey bat nae etch | tere murt ernign and deliver ¢ flee ay void | whieh yet rem and render wnt amd pay over to } the monies come to their hauds na. what they may have paid. to Palmers if any thimg Bae been received by the | Palmers under the trust. they must sccouat and pay over the came to the receiy. ‘The decree muat be xo dr ar ‘The trust deed doer not speak of promissory notes ¢0 | momene: but recites that the company had on that dey exrouted aod delivered to Palmers & Co., thelg cartiit- cates ¢ t payable tm twelve moniha frow data, With interest. Such instraments, whatever pages the Faities moy give them, are promissory notes, They pay certaio*ums of moasy to the | * — ! praned ner to affect the perecor therein vamed at arpecitied tims at all | cieaitors ot the A promi e tin a, be taaenen Sueh are my views of the care, and euch ia the judg. Beed be mentioned. mentioned io @ written promise to pay m ment of the ¢ ourt t be dove in g » up as not im any man. eotion whether Palmers & C0. are é pighihee Party is to recover costs as against the ar GEORGE F. (A copy) comsrock State Reporter. ade f | if certifiontes of deposit, payabl toture Gay bad been issued in liew of the uotes which were actually delivered, they wou'd bave beeu pro- wherory notes, coming equally within the pronidition of the statute, ex ly void. (Uank of Or. leans ¥ Mervill, 2 Hill, 206; Southern Loan Co ¥. vior- | ris 2 Barr 175, and gee Craig ¥, State of Missouri 4 Peters, 498.) Indeed, {did pot unters'and the def nt Gants counsel to deny, thet corti (ioates ot shle ata futere day, ate promissory note, raid not to be aes the certificat | Degotiable Sill not ete, Ppreme Coart, | Before Judge Edmonds. INE MASON Witt, ¢ Jan, Helen Alaon ow Tvane Jone L the fand was $20000, and Jobn Mason died without investing it Upen hia estate went into the posession of | ree Jones, and Andrew cutors of hig will, After his Lebecea Jones. @ daughter of Mr Mason. each exe- cuted to Irene Jones. and Andrew Gb Hemersiey. ae exe \d mortgage upon their reepeetive rem y. for the rum tends to ei tiabie. The notes actuslly issued with the trust deed were negotiable, and the stat tat the foot of the noter, ‘bat they were laeued tm pursusace uf atrost deed and that the payment of them was gua rootied by the assigned seourtties, ah: that it wee of $10,000, which they cach owed to the estate of jotcnded thet they should pact beyoud the havdsof Macon 1 ages bore interent at re tee Palmers; end although the fact does not expressly soprar, it ts platoly intertble, that all the various written emg 7, th had before . per cent, 0 he mortgages expired, After hy letter, tbat they had de. termined to tedace the tate of interest to Aix per cent, ano up to the present thine they have withheld one per cent. for one year, on the whole fund, and one per cent upon the half et itfor three years and a half, This delivery f the bank to Inter of the president ef @ Palmers, dated the 224 of Uevover, rumentsamount- | 9 ma Ete PRES he: 6 £TL500 sterling were seat to | sum of $450 Mere Al wow @isime Upon the ground Zeeve ore wor who Ho gp ody tort whee A latter ~ to be sold “to other pet | that the trustecs had no right to withhold any of her «pe Cee hee che bill te | tne theo the payees named io them with aa «: ferme, and that they bad no tight to redace the ri st elt favor ae * | thee the enpital of the bank would “elfurd am abdaudent | of interest without ber consent In writin be naopted by 1 her territory re one trovate hte to that part firm bot dignite of the Stee. save bee rape te uSrh wl ** Mario ' taht et errtare py The object eae © stentiy plan’ cone of San Patricty Beat of the above named whim aruntefetdeavoring to ind the where q = , They eatied at bie tthe heart swroeeded In making or, more property, Orleans Picay Weal hare yea 8 foeh r “a Glee of the be date of her | mating her ted to bee Me Carer nincton t hey fou ther The or voted to septuriog the ter ed Were at lest mo David shout three mites hy foar sexi Jove | Indemopity to the holders.’ ‘There ate many other | things im the care going to show. that all of the ea te of the bank to pay money whi: oad. were b ipto other f laterest made to Mere, Alston. Ita trustees @id not deduct, he time of each their five per cent for commutentem. although they have deducted $35 from the payment in Februsy. 1549, which they now bold; | but they ciaim now that there commistens should be peid to them by Vite Alston, isolate for coma! Ficus was restate that the «tavate does not give them to | the courts bave never donsidered thy of euch a trast duty as blercme burt i ed * default in payment, the trustees were to stead pow | rersed Of the assigned securities io trust for the ~ ho of the certificates; were to proceed to the Tealiration of the securities, by rele or otherwise, aod hotaers ef said f the holders of the said certificates of fully paid. A subse t intenced to diminish her be trustees five per cent upon jaty wae ® mere mechauioal duty, to receive the money sod pay it over \ire Aletom | might do it herself, bot ifabe did not the trastees did pot perform eo diftoult «tack that they were entitled to receive fite per cent commissions, whi Digbert emeurt paid to « 4 others vent ratater, ase Mr Bid we!l appeared for the Trus- | Upon themeet | tees, aod Me. Ring for Mrs. Alston, =< ¢ chjeetic bieh were ooteatty imvued. e Nest question is upon the validit; deed; apd | om wesble te ee parate Steppe from the fate of the notes or certificates of depos | Both were exeouted at the same time, and as parce negotia. + there was a promise, which. though founded on a good | | | | Frelinghuysen, counsel, for the Bofore J: (ngrabam. ‘This being the first day of the January term, the petit jurors were sworn in. and the caleadar ‘was called over. but no cause being ready for trial, the Court adjourned until Tuesdey morning at 10 o'clock. Before Judge Daly. Jam, T.—vlaron Sinshiner vs, E- Bernheimer and L. Hausman .—T hie was an action for a breach of contract, the plaintiff alleging that he purehased. in November, 184% from defendants, 104 dozen pair of boot froats and backs, at $5 per dozen pair; and also, 03 dozen pair of footings, at $2.0 dozen pair; that be paid the price thereof, ard that the defendants promised to deli y only di vered 53 dozen pair of boot fr a backs. aod 84 dcxem pair of footin ince failed to he Fa plaintiff has sustained damage of $700 ‘The defence is, that all the goods that were paid for by the plaintiff have been delivered to him. “Adjouracd. AT CHAMBERS. Jan’ 7.—Judge Woodruff, the newly elected judge, sat in chambers to-day, and will nue to preside here for the remainder of thi ju perio: 1.—The Hon. Maxwell Paine, the newly alected took his seat this day for the first time, with Chiet Justice Oaki Justice Saadford, T Court was occupied vj Doll ke. w tee sworm in before the rest of the Al- dermen, in or enablejthem to sit as judges. The Grand Jury.—The list of grand jurors beiag culled only fttevn gentlemen answered "Chis was not th ward, bein, enough to form » quorum, and hence the grand inquest was Dot orgsnized ‘The Petit Jury —The names of ag petit jurors. were next summoned to thirty-five of was imposed Persons who did not appear when to act as petit jurors Jendar.—The tollowing cases will claim the atten- g the present term: —Asseult t to Rill, 1; forgery. 2; burglary, , W4; false pretences, 2; carrying slun; mmeanor, 2; indicted, 32. Sota, old an ‘The Court adjourned to meet at 11 o'clock on Tues- day (this) morping. Tux Sreamsuir Cxesernt Ciry.—Yesterday we isited this vessel, and we never before had sucha practical evidence of the power of steam, To see the aplendid floating palaces propsiled through the water, guided with about as much ease, to all appearance, as 8 bird winging its way throngh the alr the machinery being complete and perfect, is of such common occur- | rence, that the motive power that givws them velocity is not brought to mind It isonly necessary, however, to lock at the massive rods and cross pieces that are broken and bent up. on board of the ‘crescent vity if they ptain Stoadard,we bad an opportun'ty of examining the engine in its present injured state It appears that th mer war proceeding at the rate of some leven knots an bcur, when the accident took pi ‘The engineer was at bis post iu the engine room, and saw the piston and Massive connecting reda bend. when the cross-tail gave way. The engine was stopped before the wheels made more than @ buif revolution, and therefore, all danger tothe boat was prevented, as wellas much injury to other parts of the machinery. It gives us pleasure to learn. that such portions of the engine as require re- newal acd repair, will be at once placed on board th Southerner, and taken to New York there te be romptiy executed and returned, detainin, Bata chore time. The iron of the cross-tail, Dent rede, it is palpably firmer probably cracked some tiwe since i. to compliment re owners. and on board at tbe time, for their promptuess and devision in forwarding their passengers, by chartering vessels at rea, regardless of expense, thus giving Langible proof of their determiration, at euy hazard, to fulfil their obligations, as far as im their power | This condaet will give confidence to their line Of the ship heraelf— ber fittiog op and arracgements - her convenience Sod accou:medations, it is useless to speak. One mast be om board a versel of her class to appreciate them, ard we trust that Captata Stoddard may sat s ome convenient di at the present time it yod by visiters—to give our eitizens ax opportunity to view this splendid sea bleamer.— Charleston Co 4 Monnis Stare B. sy.- On Saturday an applica- tien was made to the (Branch) Supreme Court, at Trentop, by Mesrrs. A.C M Pennington and F.T. Lows .oe of @ certiorare to remove the indictment found at the late term of the Morris Oyerand Cerminer against Mr Lambert Nortea, as Vresicent of the lute State bank, for perjury. on ae- Attoroey General and it was re the Cashier, has Lead term of the ccunt of cortain alleged defect Browning opposed the epplicatior ‘The indictment against fH. Dayto ‘m removed by certiorari to the Supre ‘ourt,— Newark 9d. Jan. CITY TRADE REPORT, Meynay, January 7—6 P. M. # were to be settled iu obber suite then | $4°55; commen to straight Stat 4 + claimed by Paliners & Ce under it. | a.£2 BD for Stare; | was held at $1 | wfair demand for | of the back, and the means which were used to raise | ‘The weather ed Inclemeat to-day, retarding all out-door poneesk rn Cotton was again active, with free sales, part of which were made on ‘The tlour market war frm, and elosed power ¥ § ulation — warket we slowed an tay vara in prices for nearly ions Meal vy a flour continu ‘ire Pw at o Coen sob ir extent, while wed no amar! ‘K was ina Limited, w for old was ive! There was no material to other arcic Hog ef ent meats, which rovisions, with the excep. ere goarce and wanted — Owing to the inclemenoy of the weather, the transac. tions io groceries were jight, while prices remaioed about the wm Asis ~The market was firm, with sales of 50 bbis. traceactions forthe day ading fi and sirayght ( uo material with sales of $5 $1 for mixed aud straight brands country, Alexaudria aod taltiaore, 0 for extra Georgetown and Alexen Four Market was frm, with sales of 259 2 6739 a $2 OF. Corn meal again dull 5 2 4a $3 for Jersey Wheat -A lot good Long Island at $l 06, Gemesee asl : hor evsier, with aiattit #600 dushets of 3.000 bushels 118.060 bushe ie for pew 8: 6.0. for old mix ‘eo for old ¥ low wod 61 # 6140. for Southern waite, new mixed at On 6 62 « part old aod Covrre — There was no change in prices. holders © tinuipg fem. Sale of 400 bags Kio, at 11% alike; | 100 Bt, Domingo at $7(c., cern, Cortex — The tales of the day are about 2.500 bales, of which epecuiators bave taken half Rei esti mater of the erop continue to be reorived by very mail. From the Gulf ports few mark over 2.050.000, whilet the maximam figure of thow on the «tianic peabeard is 2,160,000. We agala revise our quotations fs follo Liverroot Cuasermerion pbile and Uplands, Inferior Carvin — Offered on sionday. 1400 beeves, (500 south. etn.) $0 cowrand calrer, aud 4000 sherp and lambs Priver, &e — Beever bave been dull of sais, but very firm So price, sines our la vot retatl quatities bee ing vew from $6 to About 5 bably be lett over Market closed cult weed, ebip closing rates cf Saturday, wit of cotton at 6-33d.; flour. Ie ta hed Is 94. for four fair inquiry by shippers cotton continurd to be taken at So Fecrt —The market was quiet for all desoriptions, no tales of moment were reported A limited bustoers only te doling ae bayers Sales of 2065 eri ited tbe. aud | 100 owraeos at at imports of the year, both coastwire, amount to 1230000 against oady, with fair & the Kates were steady to For iterre, jation of importance tn quotations Englieh aod Americaa linseed continae to be held firmly. at i8e to Tv, with walex at those oy other desoriptious heer of bat little | 2% tor prime Prime mens was fale request, with 6 160.; kegs . Dreened Hoge The demand was fair to disc, Butter and cheese were quiet. but steedy Ricy.— Prices exhibit no obange with bat « mode. | ‘\e for na Prieen Tudge Was quiet, at Yc to 2040, time end interest. Recepts of Produce by Reilrad since Saturday . ee Flour. bbis Maro agen... Hoge drensed... Wool . Leathe: we. oe Butter, packager. . .. x | tepest On suas e Deo. 80th, 1849, by the Rev, loseph H jee, Mr. J ox J, Anxon, to Miss Many Curses, both of this f _ Died, On Sunday, 6th imet , of general debility, Axpxew App apative of Seotisad he 66th ywar of hisage His friends and hose of and the members oteotor Fire Engine Company, invited to attend his faneral. . at half past two o'clock, from Klin street. ary Sth, Eatin, daugh- ter of Solomon Ann Eytinge, ia the 1ith year of ber age ‘The friends aud of the family are respeot- fully requested to x funeral, at the residence of her father, No 8 Gi wich street, on this (Cues Fd afternoon, at 2 jk, without further iuvita- 2 Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for in- torment. On Friday, 4th inetondiiatier . Mogering illness, Mrs, Donorsies Ti.txs0n, aged BS yours. 11 moaths. 6 days. js and acquaintances of the family are re speotfully invited to d the fameral from ber lave residence, No. 182 Cherry street, on /'uesday atternoon, 8th instant. at 3 o’c) On Monday, 7th instant. Mr. James Cranser, in the 62d year of bis age. ‘The friends’ of the femily, and those of his brother, Daniel Cramery. tfully invited to attend bis te from” bis ence 28 Fifth street, om Tuesday. January 2 o'clock. At Tariffville, Conn., Om the 3d instant, Dasizr B. Tavnsvon, aed 28 irate On Suadsy, 6th ii ot, Mary Pacer, in the 67th and da ef the family are respect- year of ber aye. fully invited to attead Ber fune ‘the reside Ly The relatives fully iny: vl ernoon, at 2 o’clook, from the residence No. 11 Leonard street, without other invitation. ARITIM NTELLIGENCK a Port of New York, Jan, 4, 1850, Sographic. 5. Pah onenng news column for the latest Marine Intelligence? Cleared. etminster. , tor, Bli Apalachisola. T Wardio mith & W. ay. ford, ; Howland & Aspinwall; orto abel. vente Nickerwoa: BL Walton, 4 g ay jer & Lord; Hoarico, T Arrivea. Bark 82 (new), Martin, Warren, RI, im ballast, to Sturges. Cleseman & Co. The 8' is intended for the Savan- if apd is tons burthen. Brig © rews, Chai loston, Sdays, to G Bul date, lat 34 13, lon 74 Ios, Loand 9 Boston. rig @inerva (ir). Delany, Halifax, NS, $days, with fish and * raseenp rs. to J MeDonaid. a rhacot, So fie eats Hing off. Jaw 7—Wind during the day from NE, ign Malls, TTER BaGe of steamor Cambria, for Dalifax and Liver- ‘will close st the Herald office to day, at a quarter to ereleck, ongtters can be pre-paid at this to any part of the w iter Bane of steamer Ohio, for D4 c will proce: 2d direst vo Son Frau- © Correspondence. 4 PM—Arrived—Scbr Wm Clark, ip York, Vandyke, NOrleans; bark Selah, At- Pirrapecruia, Jan 7, Clark. Bow Baro Trresre, the wreck of which has often been seen or boordet, was again boarded on the 24 ult, in Int 9938, lon 73 of bark Brazil, hence at New Orleans, tely stripped of everything of value, from Salem for Para, before 24 Shoal. off Para river, lightened fm hopes bat a heavy dard, and at 6 PM was full of water, Tiphted in y forward part under er rail, at? ? id, atalack high water, tre crew loft in the loag boat, which , tar ing the spetio ($4,100) chronometer, d cargo for a! S000 at the web cleared yesterday for Live ‘and. Gey with 6) bales Sea, Teland, and &: | Bplend cotton, ime 1 S49 549 boa. valued at $165 | The Charles Grocer is 98) toms. We Lalieve Jaretet ie the ver exported from Charleston.—Chariestoa | Whalemen, J at Newport Sth, chip Martua, Russell, of and tor N | Beaferd. | Bpomen. rk Darerd, Daretow, hence (Nov 2) for Canton, De m for Sisal, Dee 16, lat 22 m Richmond for Matanzas, 4 days 6 from Baltimore for Callao at +19 N, ton wg) We Foreiga Por Deel ark Em'ty, Cope, from Philatelphia. elie, Johar, Antiaus, wv gi harn menee Ide fur Bo arnet, Anthony, from N a. B» repored; she old lier, Melatyre, for Boi Ye » | som, Petting, W ly ™. , Baltimore sober Ohara. Anglo Auworioam, Ash: Mary Adams, 8 Il Waror- briat Spartan, FA Perley he Alice brigs Basten, Swilt, » WI, Jan 3—A-r ve ousiy), brig Maris. Ina ta Jan I Arr sehr Reform (Ctden), Ammor- Texes. Bid ships fanbel (9) Rolling & Key West: Sui . Wh wat; bark Europa reek, OF, Kenn, West Indies; scar Merenaut, ‘Tes- Arr bark Ninette (Fr). wie, cid ta | | Brier Sapvortre, St Pierro, Mar. Holmer | Liverpos ea ro Arabian, Hawes, Rio Janciro. ote, Liverpool: weig Jae Grey, Carver, wee Cars}, Philadelphia. Sid b Csiait). NYork: eohts Fran L Byde, Batley do, Lf) dan NY A ow re, NYork. Grove Jen 2—Arr brig ROM Lawson, More, ¥ chine for NYors; sehr Bllen, Narshall, ¥ York; 84, brig J Hicien Bates Sorin: ho! ener, Liver= po: Ocilla, Starke, do. 8 Ww Mar ge joston; mons, wax: Margaret, ( Marseilles rij ‘penre, Biaca, Chagres, tacenet, Smith, Apala~ Freuctioks, Peuracclay Rataslny (ex) ’ Sate trig oN N York: solre teem, Pefore tape har Providence, Sid sohr Viols, Fitagersia, o raqom. im a, Walpole, NYork: Mecator, Lelan, Fall River; Montecelio, Lavender, otter, Me, Dec 30—Sld new ship Rose orton, uratly 1000 tons), Pearson, NYors, to load for Cali- fori Jen 4—Cl4 ship Martha's Vineyard (new, 499 for NYork; pone Dea Wistolacy Fork, Bala- <3 ! Th beri a Bo Me sl il, Boston: ber! Ke Seociand, Pore: br . NYork, Sid sehr OU tig Rattler, Trumbmil, Pata. Betow 5 a, Hows. trom africa. Sid 4th, bric Nereus, NYork: Jan 3- Ate sobs Son Bird, Godfrey, Joe, do, Rline Burgas ™ Remedies: low, Tyler. RYerk. Cla dd, brig Cordit, B Hodard, NOrkesms; Sth, weht JP Jabne Bea, en sa: WILD cH Wy star's Balsan or BY. Movsrs. am now } iy shoead ae om sheus Soe yuan iy my pris wte and prefessioy Veen free from tt since, T think Geraten ato tue prices BE Ocrotand is ee. Please good effect, I shall need to sen: ongh. now od a ees J.B. Wi ou went ‘ atts Which had tecome vory severe, and wae wear fast, has pearly rubsided. 2 ‘raise coughing, ard the teadsrusss in my ¢hrout much re= 1 taeoms to me to Le the only ean look for permanent relief. Fr le by A. B. & D. SANDS, 100 Puls ney ant fA bd vot, ths tor and Irvin, way; at Koese & t Willi.m bcrger's, Gonrslandt etreat generally through : out the United Stat DINARY WORK ume, Dr. A. M. Maurioene, Edition, IXme., pp. 250, eee or fica ote beRucws tochem particularly thoes tins act pormit ef ‘nu inereace of tamly, importance. Here, oither Bi an affectionate. wile, ree ya band, might have been spared by a D4 work, ts ie intended sey ly for the chor—t Ke ean 4)! er tnd the mest stieteut romedice, sud mest cure. in avery compisint to which her sex ie velations contained in its pages have proved a Thousands, ae the maumerable lertops received by ( 46a be is permitted hy tae writers te pul senha attest. Letter from @ Gentleman in Dayton, Ohta, hele paecheb rs Darron, May 1, 18a. M. Maurtooats: ea n Marriea Woman's @ri Companion,” for which I enclosed one d game sately vo hand. I would mot x am pale Sree sion, despaired of. T supposed that facvitabin; and resigned myself to meet, the worsh. WSs tee sees tre mekanE beard book fosken of, aa coutaining some hatters reaching fo receipt and pervaal, T cannot express afforded tay distrensed’ mind. r ie on taupe tas he cae ae thas 7 te my wife, on ink ae the grane discovery t?.3 wae possi 6 pooun em toy ic repay ee one x: Te. been the moans of imparting to ts ained in "The Marri Come for tai ed Woman's Private panion.”. But for this, ere aneiher eae roala ovor my head, in all human probabil wo my wife Ld deouln Ser grave, sna mv children toft motherless. From a Phyncian, a Dost Bir-—I reserved your work 0 tag tad ae titled to be onlled the “Married Woman's vale » \ Gompasion.” I unhéaitatingly say, thot it should voi t or iufawed my f occurrence. In view, therefore, that it ble are thousands tins ailicted a evs ot blesungs. Viad I Known. lxtract of @ Letter. meee uown of the Married Woman's Private whet Bui ® copy, found female will avail herself of Extract of Letter. Lawcastes, Pa., Oot. 2, ay Beer tent Kuow you will have the Kindness me in encroaching upon your while I aci in behalf of myself rifo) the obligations we feel our solves under in having known tained in your invacaable ‘Married Woman’ vate Medical Companion.’ it has beon worth its some ten years, y, to the ond th: it the results of ‘t where I was | if ‘ue Finally, tal ol 5 was Segiunl to have its offocs cre Sepable to enfure ite continuanos. while T of, vernnce. Ha constant mnoeasing 6 fri in consequence of ¢! We with occasional intern y that im a chor? time my wife world 1th, and myself bo onadied to anim 8 com mediately our old see, oe Such, dear sir, has ite aacrsion deem to me: Taot excused tor the axpreseioe of the eviigation T ane, cater te I have mnoe ondenvored vo ciromlace it as Bids a8 tinwe to Ao mo, aa T think no one eho: 1 with be Oy get y parte the United frome. ; Peidhons 20 Liberty etrene ee CMeEavebs Wies AND SCALPS ACE ALL Toa? genius a it. or wrt route, Combined: ie it. Perienced inste, pi ie wike a tases of the Prostate Giand, impure Yeutn, are feithiully deserihed and all the i ‘the of aptor ca Seis Abuse, ) ot attention, am have be i persone go Marriage. Tho Physio a. 4 tw a better, #1 6 ph WM. YOUNG, te 908, show! d posmeew fooke. Few lapias, of 7 person ponding twanty= 1 yot a ioe aureet. Piiladelphia neend, 222 Broadway, New SURF WITHOUT MEDICINE.— DR. LARMONT, @ / Rede vires, har, trom his large praction, discovered ® ‘comes of private éivexses edieine. oF no charge. treme, epaeme oo ej Dut samy they wil a nt by tail t #t the trath of ant a ef Gonorr! maken s drink, prietor ™ trying to make it known thet which every $500 8 D.- JEFFRIES’ re Strievuces, snd similar th for the © disorders. Te & Weel |. Mima, 192 bet tale by ©. S500 Mer ie Pinchre et peaceenew jt dineoverwa for the above eomplaint, thie ie the. emt © eperty and ler the im; Permanent etre testriction in drip. caposare, pe Seay coigetve rena SS vere of lay are p. atore, 73 a ere aae omabdlos ‘ance oured in CONF) DENTIALLY Ld adelicnte natura. As extensive 3 Shotts | he fh i ome! ol nraytahly. cutee, ‘See hie Tsnton Diploma, in pA | rE sree areata ter ecrons, es. ‘Dr. Ral th re trie’ be trombled with ‘be bad of thenuther,