The New York Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1850, Page 8

Our Washi ten Correspondence. ‘This wes trulya great day in the Senate who beard Mr. Clay’s argument yesterday, and thought indifferently about it, w along by bis peroration. Tis bas ever been Mr. Clay's ed to him to-day, will admit freely that never before did he spewk wilh. sana ~ Those who will read bis speech will not able to form an adequate ides of its elleot when heard. ‘The orator was ali avimation, fre and impulse, while his picture of the dis | sited States was traly Ere ot ee eerie he would. live te the Delae, and he begged God to take him hence rather thea wit- nese the dissolution of the Union. very havdsome tribute to General Seott, who ign in Mexico he thought ‘ortez, and whom he believed the most skilful geovral These rewacks were responded t» by pgs of hande in the gallery, introduced, merely en passant, asa figurante who had reoeived bis reward. Without attempting to describe the scene in the Se- ate, let me sum up the points established by Mr. ‘s speech, which wiil be of immense consequence all over the country, Firet, Mr. Clay is the only man, thus far, who, coming from the South, has dared to buke the South for its violence, and to tell them that the diseclution of the Uniox is no remedy for the ills they bear; wbile it ceriamuly would inerease their number ont intensity He further told both seotions, North and South, that each of them bad done wron; there is bo use in talking of ® compromise till both | Vigilant and determined officers, rowdies, rioters and perceived tho error of their ways. and were willing to Iwake amends for it. When you ecmpromise, each party eld something; for both bave been wrong in ther preteusions. The effect of these declarations, made by Mr. Clay in open Senate, and which will soon be spread far and wide throughout the country, will make the people o! both sections think and redeot on their position, am that is the proper moral condition from which # com: promise may eventually epring, though | doubt much whether it whi be that propcsed by Mr. Clay by his Vlay 18 destined, lly ia the North, forte; aud whoever lis Mr. Clay paid a greater than that of dopa, ond ruebed up to him ‘ang | Sought. — to do much good, « ticism ard persecution bute. of In Policies, and even ot religion quality of Mr f the Union, end bis bigh, ebivalrous, Above all things, and patriotic bearing calculable deal of ix apeech will eer Of Ciseclutio jonas of the Uni fr present tim: The partizan press, pas found it more pro- t, which it represent: The ward of le, Clay, will now be nil give those hy- Anstead ci sow solemn warning, pri Deard iv every vil + the danger belore we caa be supposed to iy pur telegraphic geports, ky, the friend of Mz. res, to Contral America, tpg the Monroe dootrine, |) Dg i towil the comtiveat north ofthe Isthmus r Can end to the shufiling policy that Mr. Linn resolutions eb id on several jate ocea-ions,"in te people's bands Prreidency, and the peeple calle: do not Feek a re-eleetion; bat if t r id net eeek th wing bas thie day met with another reverse in the Committes of Ways and Vieans. tor pdditicre: peremapterity Teyroted. All his demands »proprations in bis department were The vote stood 6 to 3—Mr. Poombs voting with the de mvccrats, on his own motion. Mr, Tocmbs has shows himself a very sensible gentle- What do you think of our friend Meredith? just wade the oisoovery toat be bas made mistakes in ‘el! bis ertimptes, and in ihe very statements he made in person befor the committer of ways and means! Mr. Meredith makes th-se coatinued bluade: der the public eervs will suffer under bis manage- The elty searma with custom house officers from all the Atiactic ciths discharged from office and without What o pity, if they are all dia- charged by mittuke, or in cunsequemce of Mr, Mere- dith’s erithmetionl blunders Cur Balimore Corcespondence, Baxtitonx, Feb. 7, 1850. News— Captain Bennett —The Custom ito Charleston— Fresh The California The Markets, re. ‘The news trom California has caused more excito- ment in cur city than the arrivel of « half dozen Eu- Che destructive fre and the ropran steamers would. brown agioom Jotellipewee from the gold region, hi over tbe hearts of relatives wud friends. aud the letter © looked for with su Unprecedented anxiety. ) Dennett, of the uew ship Panay, who | men. fallen from the topmast of is wow believed to be ina fair way of reco- erdmy as baring There bas up te the prevent time, been no removals it ure though all hands are | onthe took out, caleviating at to how he siands iu ft lector, and euch cos ail bis brother Ipepectore be om that thoutd removed. the Collector » withogt bis valuable services. nth has beem received yet, and it is bald that they will bereatier be paid quarterly # Lo the cousin No pay for the past Ur. Kapbeei's lectures on the poetry of the Hebrews, re largely attended by beth Jews and Gentiles. tteamebip Repubiic sailed yesterday for Charles- th TO lees thao reventy-nine passengers, As | teBts, was utterly eestroyed. @ New York lines to Charlest ff bie boast will doubtless doe fine During the five months she hag | Wife of the propriete bowever, sbe bas barely paid expeases. Fresh shad beve made their app the Phiisde!pb arance in our mar- bt from North Ca- sl « pair, but they were mot ofa tomac shad will be | bad to retreat, and ou her return to the shop rhe fouad € tuterly apers it om our market, r y | Ober articles of Jewelry missiog ddieg was logs #54 valy | Of this wet; Our Philadelphia Correspondence. a, Feb 7, 1859. Funeral of Com- , The Markets, $e The news by the Hmpire City bas had a most exhl- agtheulng faces of our Paird / of thie morning bad no * then ft was eagerly seized, The Usury Lows modare Turner Jarating effect upon the | etteet brokers itary ereort furniab maine will bef and paval officers at thi tise Williamson, said to lard Lviog my New York. committed tutcide evewing last, by tedtoag ar. Hho desertion of ber paramour ie the cause n perations are ¢x- Ul the Receipt of the ‘no important arrest war | thie morning by pl ce officer Samael Jobason of A young man amed Ni was captured at the Li etreet, east of Sebuyiniti Breoed, after is impitented in the burning of the | We reticed bewer ult of $106.0 bail, 0 atvempt to arrest Carson. a aeeeited bi | paration® accordingly. with him four ree solute young mei crdre ty be prepared for the the indy of the faatiy, she demurred vo toe evarcl of the house. Johnson was mptory. when re sorted te strategem to ald Ihe escape of Corson, who was concealed in ® front room on the first et . John son insisted wpop eptering this apartment, en “during * momentasy Coreop, bait dressed. i rushed afer bia. whew the wo Ds ent him by holding « ¢ of Jobnson's party, a young man oo od to seige ber and drag her away toom tiek of tearing her clothes from her back oo Carson emerged from the street door be and one of the officer's assistants ate tered Johnson himself, who was mto ley hoid of him He had s pistol im bishand. with which he threatened to shoot the first man that touched bim Jobnson ordered bis men to shoot him or knock bi inting his pistol to his Carson ewere that he would shoot him, and pointed bis pistol to Johnson’s head Simultaneously, Jonson caught him by the throat = one band. and with the other s.rack the d doe’s weapon out of his hand. In another instant, Jobnson’s men bad prostrated him to the ground, and he was secured. Carson's pistol was dischs: at the moment it was knocked from his hand by Johnson, and one of the shot bit Mr. Paul in the finger, inflicting a slight wound But for Jobpson’s presence of mind, he would have re- peeeme ebarge in his face. and been shot through a ‘The resolution, coolness and bravery of officer John- son is deserving ofall praise If there were more such ruflans could not hold the sway they do. Carson is@ tailor by trade, an excellent werkman, oa uite @ genteel looking persom. For some time e has Kept bad company, and it has been his de- mbte rejoice in the name of the bully of # mischief. Plotting gang. He bas vow got himself into a preelous fcrape. and likely to obtain more notoriety than he — Phil, Bullen, Feb 7. City Intelligence, ANOTHER MURDER IN LEONARD STREET. Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, the vicinity of 66 Leonard street, was thrown into alarm by the pi petration of # murderous assault with a knife, co: mitted by Johm Moore, on the person of Daniel Regan, jDflicting several stabs and cuts on the abdomen, from which the intestines protruded. The cause of this des- perate assault om Regan, as faras we can learn, con- sists as follows :—It seems that Moore and Regan resi- ded and boarded in the same heuse, No. 86 Leonard street, and a jealousy existed in the breast of Moore , on suspicion that he (| a) was on with bis wife, and bad absolutely him. Moore and his wife bad with « bowie knife, purchased for the éecasion, inflicted the deadly wounds as above described. Officer Crosett, who was near at hand when the assault was made. took Moore into cus- John Cavanah saw Moore go up to Regan and ly inflict the stabs. The same knife was te- Moore on hisarrest, wreaking with the blood of his victim. Moore, om bis arrest, did not deny the ebarge, but appeared lory in the act, sendin justi- fication, suid that “Regan had tak wife and child from bim, and he was a by n forthwith to the City is wounds Jressed, but the injuries were of 0 ture that he cannotlive. At7 o’oleck last ‘oroner Geer, acoompanied by Dr. Holmes, attended at the bedside of the unfortunate n, to take his dying declaration, which was as follows: — DYING DECLARATION, Daniel Regan, residing at 86 Leonard street, being sworn, eays— it is his opinion be will never get overthe wounds inflicted by the bands of Johm Moore, in Leonard street, about 3 o'clock P. M.; | and this man Mocre, were lodging in the ove house together; himself and his wife were separated for some time —it might be a month, or it might be more; they met, and came to- ether egain, about three months ago; she again left fin about three weeks yesterday; she then wrote bim & note,in which she said he must make bis mind easy— they were never to meet agnin; she left this note pinned up in his nighteap, yesterday three the letter, eke ago; he read nd then took ov because said a gocd many he kne' with her; he thought I bad it, for one; then, to-day, as Iwas golng out after my dinner, | and be him and stabbed and | pointed Moore out. his DANIEL * REGAN, mark, It wascaid, by the doctors, that the wounded man could not survive the night. Moore was conducted be- fore Justice Lothrop, who committed him to prison to await the result, ‘Tux Dacnvs.—Mr. David Graham, (acting Attorney General,) aud Mr. John McKeon, District Attorney, at- tended at the Recorder's office, yesterday, on behalf of the people, against Samuel Drury and son, upoa notice of tender of bail. Mr, Merris appeared for the Drurys, The prisoners offered as bail, residents of Astoria, which were objected to by the counsel for the proseou- tion, on the ground that they were not residents of the city and ceunty of New York The Recorder said he would coneult with the Judges of the Supreme Court, on the objection raised, and give his opinion im the 10. This steamehip, will F » by the middie anwar. Vesterda: morning, between store and barber # shop No 80 Broadway, near Triality Church. The upper part of the building was occupied by ® private family. The evtire house, with its con- The loss is fully covered by imeurance. The jeweller’s store, next door, was | rebbed ip the confusion Madame Gaston Matthieu, tates that she beard a knooking at her door ebout five o'clock. and having got up to see ho it was, refused to opeu it. The door was then Dicken in, as she states, by one of the firemen, The fwoke fo filled the lower part of the house that she the ginss case broken up and gold watches and several At the time of her | Tetern. be saw reveral pers ta the house. together with one of the police found rcmeof the articles in Wall atree it ie net likely that any firem it is more probable that it bo run with the Or colleeted by the tr circumstance tw plunde: Law Arrowteent of Stevens & Ff Captains Wiley and Williams wrapped up in paper W. Stevens, of the firm eet, hae bon mp. of Wisconsin. o take, schuowledgements, Ke, to be Tue lew in tHe Bivens been deat for the Tm mener maenes of ice have if Bp aad down the North and East Kivers, truocting very much the pa tage of the ferry sometines locking them fast | The night before last the Sooth Ferry oomt was caugat in @ feild Of tee. im the middie of the river, aad could | Belther get back nor forward for some time On the , end it there was ly together, they oo : Wool d De tn estbte Ratixoan Mar —We bave ressived from Moser. Lport ® tery pretty wap of reilrusds fo sod | nstera New \ ork recently compiled be mort authe Fees rhowing the route aud ce from point t potet, ow sem. ft is adapted to | ows, god Wil De feuld uee'al for jes beletiag | reiurade, Indepeadent of Gen Cadwalader, | the grave by ali the military ‘Theateicat and Mustent, ] Boweny Timarne.— two bewatiful dramas, the By * Stege of Comorn on Bee crowd lest ering. ai uck us, on ing the load encores which followed Me. b: after he bad Onished the besutitol song b and which alwsy® follow @ good popular « teste of the frequenters of the Bowery for 4s to indiente to the wapagers the aature of the pieces Khich would be mort weleome to the public uot thove pieces of high inatramentation aud Italian equil- fquallcsity and bumbug. but Fech beeurifel to be found ip the range of what Is fn which wich @ prevry, li very beeutifaily, eter ot « f at the Park theatre, many | pease ao, and the f, Galle played the part with | meh vivacity at the peme Douse, dortng hit later eax gegemente at The coavedy ts well cast at thie t Biase is @ It prednord much amuse- wd Mee Katent reo- their respective persopations al-o very agrewaoly . RORe EREMROTUIDATY #peoume: the periortaanee last night. sued ware for were they for ehy, gyri for girl Ry ndnees for std the De test of them Unpardonadie | The sodden iinere of ms Kate Hore the ict of Gota thetanding ite thought. We | ritfians afterspieces, with tates py Surin hin ene atte! at hon caursd # change in the interivde, a for the Weuld euggert that Tet ped @tt, e mbinim bie to the poblio. 1 ame. whe en it wee atthe bes ae yet « of tte #Recere, but, on the 6 wed Awd increased eppiauce. Monts #16 The overture of ine 2s Bolera.” by Dontettt, end Capt. Cuttl arch, sical precision and Grcided effect. The coveluded with that favorite was acted to the To uight, the © Serious during the whe de ruevererd by «cluded with the extravagan: for the ur and five o'clock. @ fire broke out in the liquor | | tubseqnent eots ef Gi getting into her | fented to Mr Spaulding that be # $100 the Northern Bawk of Kemtucky $80 Treasury Notes other parte of the roem, on fire, derured $400, ana the rupporttion is tbat fire Dad bere eppied to the premises for the purpeee of obteiptve the ance nerping, by the above otter fie to Une house. vat Snore need, we it is wile gor pertion previews te th “Mino awd | cuted by the orchestra, with much mu. new aud original five aot comedy. Treathy.—it is @ benutifal eight Lo pee an army of wen waroh aod couuter-saarch, CHanreau's Naviesst . Iu rympbouious heraoey. It f< a beautiful sight. because it ie a sprotacto of order, and nothing is more heautiful then order. But if to Fee OD STmY Of Meu is LHe, WHat e spectacle to see young end herdsome wowen reduced to order, aud moving toge'ber as one entirely, in perfect harmony! Those volatile. flying off spirits—those lively tongusa— those rebellious petticoate—sll warshailed in bea itiful order, and obedient to the word of command— what a sight! It is cbarming and this charmisg sight. an beautiful women—with long. flowing black tresses— all moving together, resplendent with bright costumes, forming. heir evetutions, stars, triangles, squares, valletigreme, and all sorte of beautital figures, ia now be seen at the National. “The S aiad Queen,” now erformll in which Mirs Turnbull duces and Jef- ferson sings, with » long march pote end deifeiouly. fo a si poe rather eid move as one bod: it worth occarion of the benefit of Miss Julia Turnbull, the ac- complished danseuse, who deserves, and is sure to re- @ bumber. admirable abilit; isfaction to the numereus and fashionable audience who bad arsemb! a lace of amurem: Mr. Bland and for acquitted themselves with dec! drew down frequent appla am Badoura,”’ the farce of the that of the “ Trumpete porcine | well. Mr Mitchell kept the whole audience convulsed with one continual fit of laughter. Cunisty’s Orrna House —There is eane penieules fon ture in the pnd er of this band, rel pron yin od itis not noisy, perees vad: head pettepeen ee ener leserving ® special commen’ fe aig Solentine, finiehed execution the guitar, by Mr.N. Gould, The imitations of Zorerare exeellent; the violin player ps ‘the utmost satisfac- tion; and the solo on the ives @ degree of liveli- ness to the entire audience, Musical” is as funn; George and Sheppard @ burlesque “ vavens ow ih and the dancing of inimitable. i grand donation greate degree the spirit of the ticket-holde: Wes the distribution of the prizes which were to be pre- sented to the audience Between the first and the se- la rok concert, the numbers unfortunate of to-day may hope to be the happy of to- morr If Siguor Martini gives another aonation concert, we can confidently predict to him the greatest avecesr, and another merry eojermect to the audience, whieh cannot fail to answer bis appeal. Nisio's Gatoom.—There will be © grand concert at this elegant establishment on Saturday evenin, Penent of Siguorius Valentini. She wil sisted in the vocai and wusical departments, by Signo- ta and Sigvoripa Patti, Signorl Beneventan », Sanquiri- iani and Millet, Signor Woloski, the celebrated oi wilt ring the beautifal ‘La Colassa.”’ Bexerir or Rossi-Constr.—The bewe6t of Signor and Signora Rossi.Corsi_ will take place at th ta House, on Saturday rg! porina Trufi and Forti, wil sppear This will + lowed . with Bertuo- the last act of “Anne Bolena,’ Forti d all will ol lle.” Ro-si-Corsi, Guidi, San- 1d others, eurtaining the priacipal charac- Ts. is is @ beautiful selection, and one, we believe, which will draw @ crowded house, Benerit Concent 10 Mas. C FE. Horn.—The friends of Mre. Horn, widow of the late celebrated composer, Charies E. Horn, and & most exemplary and observi lady, will be gratified to learn that arrangements are in progress to tender her@ benetit concert, which will rerve pot only as & testimonial of respect to the memo- of ber talented husband. but aiso to alleviate a little the preasuse of elecumetamces, consequent upon co sud- den anda severe aloes, We are m gratided to learn that W, Niblo, Esq, with teue woleace, has ranted the gratuitous use of his magoilicent saloon lor the above pur; and that a committee of gemtie- hen bave determined to carry it out effectually. Tux Buntoy Testimonial. --We ate pleased to learn that the dramatic company at Burton's theatre intend presenting the distinguished manager, sim, Willlam £, ith ® ervice of plate Im order to carry out this ‘object in the most happy and fiatteriag manner, the corps dramatique led by many private friends, bave determined. on Tuesday evening next, to gi brililant ball avd supper, at Burton's new and beaatl- fulraloon. During the evening; He ceremony of pre- fentation will take place; #! and excellent toasts will add much to the hilarit Burton is @ great favorite, aad richly no doubt. fine aj Loe] those present. deserves this flattering testimony of Me.ovros — Song srformances at 63 Bowery. Terort. Ho curiositie: tivging, and danemy? Of great gymnastic celebrity, appear in # varie.y of sur- tiring feats, An excelent entertainment for twenty- ve cents, Police nteiligence. Humbugging the Government, and Bolse Pretences.—~ d in town yesterday afternoon, in his porsesrion » man by the ore oom only Raowa charge preferred agattet bim, is obtainiog dry goods and money to the Officer Smith arrt from Albany, ha\ bame of Jonatban Hi. Green, es the “Keformed Gambi: amount of $458, in the year 1843, from Silas W Spauld- tng Neo. 520 Bleecker street, dry goods dealer. BOCds aNd WonrY are alleged to Lave been vdisined by jaloe @nd Iraudalent representations sreem became nequainted with Spaulding, aud repre- States Marshal, employed by the purpore of detecting oounterteit therewith he propowrd tomake Mr Spanidi deputies aud to pay bim Oity dollar ing, be Neving the story of Gre pied deputyebip. and during ma Toged to obtain the property and money = Soau jog, under the belief that ail was right. But from ti Mr, 9 beowms «a od wrote & R. U1, Gillet, toe solicitor Department. om the a#th of Wi ft thet Green bad and reow! ex peneon ened any further nding this dismireal, be repre Hil im the eweret, obiainet the prow ¢ took from his perso Justices 10 prison for e furt ing. oD of the wonders expreted to be withersed in the Empire City, was Indeed, as one of the piaces of atcraction. to sit No 1 Bemeon street. where. the company of one ber remai However, ta the Gincovered the ome of $66 $80 more = Mary Hughes wes 0 and Gouldings of the Sixth wah bring informed of the circumstances, in nyse om arrested Mary Hughes, aud the money ‘wae Teeow Tree paleon for trial. Ube wateh war pared, aed will ale be Justioe Lothrop cou mitted the accused to A Charge of cirson.— OMeers Langdon and Knowles, 1 the Fourth ward, while om their patrol duty oa (ues: cay night discovered rmoke to be t-tuing trom under the Goor of the premires No 26 James virret, about heif pest 4 o'cloek, The eMeere bro the dor, erden the inside found the bedstead. cthing, awd The officers immedt- extinguished the dame: pearmves of the tre it w the officers, that the premi-es wiifwily fetom fre. The iaoividus! eho on 0 the room wae m Dotebwman by the ewe of Jonm who kept a kind of porter house and was the Jetiersem Fire losuranes (ompasy, of ent to work aid sow tron and Loundrman er arreeted at © ‘The eurptctom agal ooue- he @as teen to carry © way from (he premiers being dikcorered Just mitted the seeurra te prise for ¢xmmt his death by qnet onthe body that the drormeet came to it iy suspected by al piay i ibis ater Creep ood Join Mare (bie AUit wae Droaghe for Thewas S Ut rece rery Of bait of $160, wages, Verdiot, 108 58, my of uowentionaple. and the girle toeee, ‘This evening it seat be performed again. with other rich attractions, on the last night at this muob frequented of sand chorus, with the" Black | day, this old and popular eetabtich ent is becoming more aud more # favorite Ise can it be, when not only the greatest the world can be seen, but, also, the au- lenees are amured by the most attractive stage per- formances connisting of pantomimes vaudevilles comio Wbe Martinetts tauily. artists It seems that ented that he bad been appointed @ scaret United vetomeut forthe Gibb, Wiliam, . and John Whitehead, and Alonzo Ferris.—The laint ip this case was, that on Saturdey on night, the 11th of November. 1848, the defendanta forcibly en- | py; tered the atreet, and ines of eintift im Ri ee yr eg au sopal violenoe, ruin, and i f ‘il i Hy ui aie iH z E ses I i ik (or part of Rost be efally ane: seach om plainant claims $5,000 compensation. Selon taute denied generally the ——— and Mr. Gibbs, it was contended that he was never plaintifi’s hovse but om one cocasion, when he panied the defendant Wiliam Whitehead, w! there to induce his wife to return to her tbe bad clandestively left, and was harbored and uj beld in ber illegal od ry conduct tif; that on the occasion of visit with Whi fey be oegupping oat sas her ba pier eyed o sbe ocou ut one room and & cade wife eoreted in the pantry, i ake i rth harbored purpores, and she belng ; den tohim. re irene te a rs met preg wr ayecd wz ordered neh ae peg and Battery.— Francie Huber ve. Nicholas De Hart.—The Rye age toding Se case was for fault and battery, it thet the plaia- | funeral. from tn waee o8 the hes Ne ‘New ember, tol in without the cars om the City and New rapewieh was conductor; that violenee, laid hold of fictacu and the cars down to the ground, and ‘ald lently beat him, and also kicked the hands plaintiff while ig i held on by the rails of causing him to loose bis hogs A ne then vedios, with such force as to ff, b; rontan train nthe ae ‘din collecting from the passeogers Sheek: ) passage, he applied to the plaintiff for whereupon he rendered a check which he had reovi for the way train running from Elizabethtown te Jer- ney soy City, om the same road as the iphie trai pi That defendant bad tus train ttopped, aud aati to eave the cu that he took hold of the rail- 1g and refused to le: sary to use force to remo rerulted, srose from the pleintiff’s own fault. and with- out any intention on the part ef the defendant. The care stands adjourned to this morning. 11 before, and the jury did not a not agree, Court Catendar—This Day. Pa Ligne A Covat, Gexenat Team.—Nos, 9, 11, 15, 16, A 31 Surenion Cov: 86. 89, 90, 98, $4, 96 cog ot bap Transrernen Svri uaT.—Nos, 4, 12, 81, 89, 41 to £6, (Court opens at io lock.) Countse, Pusshe-ties. 53, 67, 71, 78, 80, 94, 109, 119, Nos pot in at hs 80, 81, 82, 84, 122, 126, 127, 186, 141, 142, ————————— ——) CITY TRADE REPORT. ‘Tuvasvay, Feb. 7—6 P. M. The cotton market was heavy, while sales were made to @ fair extent, but @ decline of about so. a Xo. ‘There was no change in flour or grain, and esles were Umited. firm. Wheat was held firm, while sales were light. Corn was some better, with pretty free sales on terms given The market for Western brands continued below, Other grain remained the rame. Pork con- tinued quite dull, and any the same tor ‘ntinued dull. was Orm. jm portant “oO were as firm, with more doing. for 2 with sales ready “| % bbls. at $6 068 $6 Bussporevvs, Four rhe transactions tod 3.000 barels, inciading Cadadian at $4 750 $ ahs muon to straight State et S69 s $i pw amounted, igan ot $6 06s $5 25, and pure G {f 1000 bbls good Georgetown to. the rade at. #6 31; je mm, to tre al ; slro to the trad jo. 000 ole. ta Jo $5 269 $5 BTM for mixed to straight brands, and $5 Obj, for fancy Georgetown. Rye Fiour was firm. saies of 100 bbis. good Jersey at $3 123. Corn Meal was quiet at $2 8734 a $4 94 for Jersey, and $3 1234 for Bi wine. Wheat —Holders ct wheat were very firm, has restrict- ed the sales; 2.500 burhels Ohio at, $1 0554. Rye was inactive at 63c. pote was nominal at 67 a 700. Oais,were without oo tiees were DO- winslly the came. better, with a a7) demand 14 for med Festieln Ay St & Gc for Sateen a nd Geuthe 69% 2.00%o. for mixed white . Gle. for eee white 8 , and O2e, for store. Cotrox.—A dull market—some few sellers submitted to a decline of Ke iM posed of about 1,200 bales, which was the extent of the sales, We omit | quotations Corren.— There is no change to notice in prices, and the salesare but moderate embracing small parcels of Domino, aes Pe Aye Malt bushels of corm were en- 44% @ So. for shoulders Lard 4 sod firm, with sales of Suv bble latter price for extra tair inquiry, wt 7 Ibe. for State. Cheese not active, though prices higher figure. following are the sales of real 7 Seventh street apd J bird avewue, $425; 3 lote avjoin- ing a $506. 9615; 4 lots on Serenty Seventh street, Tear of above, at $1¥0, $700; 2 do , at $10, $220; 3 do., at $146, $495; Llot cor. Kighth ‘avenuy and Thirty- FoUFth street, 382108, $2500; 1 do. adjotning, on ave Dee, 242100. $1,725; 1 do do , 262160 $1000; 1 do, near above 242100, $1560; 1 do.'on Thirty-Fourth street, ty h avenue, 26x98, $1,090; 1 do adjoining 25% 5 1do do, 25208, $1070; 1 do, do., 2x98, $) C40; 1 do, om rear, om Thirty Fifth street, 26298, $800; 1 do adjotwin, Bae, $790; 1 do. do, 25x88, $*10; 1 do. do. , 26x do gor, Fifty. Vinth at. avd Third avenue, was, "S10; T het sdjolaiag on ave: wie, 26208, $770; 2 do’ do. each 26xv6, $700 each, $).400; 2 do. fear, op Fifty-Ninth street, each 25x do. each 255100, $250 each. do cor Sixtieth street « 25.2100, $166 eae! » $468 240 adjorming eaoh 235x100, soy, ae 28306, $000, 7 do adjotuing © 25x05 $750 each $1 600 0 A wale of 100 \ cnsks sweet Malaga wasmade Whisxey —Our market for this article was steady, With sales of 800 bartels Jersey aod prison, at 240. eneh; and drudge at d4c., time and tnterest. Recriets or Propvce ren Rarnoans, Fennvany 7. Housatonic, Tots Flour, 7... - 132 Pa Ls . $6 Siaee . = robin ‘Pechiager . ray Teena, bar. * Py tet. packages Leather. sides. iM Cattle bead. . = p. Dead. . 100 Hege, bead... 10 MAKKETS KLOAWHERE, STOCK SALES. Boston, Feb 6.—Sales fat Auction M47 shares Pieomen's | Jorurance’ Company, pet orser ot eneoutors, 1 per cont ad Washington Na | fae haditord apne Rt or share: 9 4 6 Restern pany. 1 3-16: 1 do. 1M 5 Vermont er tral We tires cel wen Badly Cavrmren Oa exttie. abe ot 6 weThing O86 6. CORs Bude: ) end tbeee jrareeld Friese Market beef extra, §6 25 per eet; fret qventy, 95 00. reaund do.. hy third A 25, Crdimery $88 $4 Stores Working Owem, $99, C.8bOtd. toes SIT, 22 37 © 99, year $6810; two year ond. $10, 1 & 20, three | 7 6 Lambe 1 087 at $4. 6a 7 By tor, $1,160, ; retell, be Go, eld fia 1 wet Epunten, NC, Feb 1—Sld schr Mary Patton, Sterlin, De™ aad nie uly catontcidodpsdfor* Pi Married, evening, Feb 6th, Elder James peamntotlion Sasser te ‘Wednesdey, the 6th inst., by the Rev. Henry Chase, Mr. Daxin. F. Hutcuinos to” Mise Low J. Stet Scunoxpen, U,S. A., , daughter of Wa. MoCiure, of Har- lifferd, and driek; ali eed ae exancria for ie fotih he N Yor : Kat Me. » Pa, Lieut fi. B. Harrisburg. all to Mins Pursciia town for Norfolk, Sasa soe Jew Wide, Jeltences A: tt Died, Thoreday, the 7th ivst., Geonor Henny Finve eet son of James end Catherine Finnigan, err th @ family are ‘en apa thie, (Fridey) the sh o'clock, from the residence of his father, iat treat Franclsoo, California, December a, of <7; , Mr. Pon Shree On Wednerday, Fab Tat tee Cuancze i gun look years and 4 mouths, a native of Lon- will take place on Sunday, 10th {i Ty ge he ad residence, 327 Rivi gut x helen A Lryts a Fatierson, Chase ernie "aahere Rates echr whlch ‘ns peavions Ws, bern, NC; for NYork, as being soho se Bene maker, aged 60 years ¢. trom ter Forward, are the only vi Wind sn with every indicati NoRwicnt Fe ey sobr Fremen Pow, a hodaanas ‘Ongeod, oi OE Fremont, Goody, Feb 6—arr ant Thos 7 otek nae, fing arrived veshiagven . ‘of Druids, ar are respectfully invited to attend.” On Monday morning. th jj ccived at the recent explosion in Hague street, Mar- new McLavoncin, late of Albany, aged 23 years. The family a hago ely to attend the residence ‘ames, street, this day, aise, Pe} 12 o'clock, further invitation, [Albany papers please 6th inst., Many Isapevts, only ter of Joke and Mary Jane Watson, aged 2 The rte fey amd and friends of the famil; dant. with great force and bai Lope 2 oy a inet Niigree Arr berks Hamburg (Ham), Bae ly are requested fuperal this nee at2 ovelock, from The remains will be taken te the 7th inst, at the residence of her son-in-law, oe Fleury, Hasvan A. relict of the late, Willem jativen and friends are reepeastally inv! are res; rt ono a without farther” noth ‘g Sa , dS Dee 29--, nishen, geen "Prenton Pansma, as | notice. on Satur- sat 10 ee, at the Reformed Duteh jamaica, Oth inst., Mr. James A. Sranxe, aged 52 years, nee end ‘Acquaintances: are respectfully he attend his funeral, on Friday afternoon, late residence, corner of Bedford Telande. Was 2 REN, Fe - tae. eel from Matanzas, » fall- SP Fi moog oy Passengers Sailed. aataher, Wood. Giben o’clook. from bis late Carmine streets MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Port of New York, Feb. 8, 1850, im. nd the injury. if ony aul J a) sie fa Bislock Bdmond Stev it was tried Bee Corr! two aie ‘aeyiter, Jog Teas 1H Clay Cased id Fr Ss J Barber, feb — joha McCelorm, John nee aod bam nieloon, Charleston, ciara orate A Roberton; Tor- Gmcvrt Counr,—Nos, 806, 821, 326, $27, 828, 829, 331 mer reac 287 , 838, hy ed ‘r Norton; Be Nassan, whe’ rt Benson, striok egg oh Ly jtimore; Smith, ‘New ‘Haven. ‘apule Boe, ‘Saitin Rothe Apalachicola: more, a" Boston; Sarah Elza Norfolk, 3 days. Norfolk, 3 days, ‘lowers, Philadelphia, 24 hours, Satied. Steamsbip Phila Albert Gallatin, Del Nicholson, Chagres; xpool, bath Latarune, = Ly Jeahalle, arr en Wednerday from St Marks, reports:— 6 mies | W of soeeans. light, saw a ie. of Shoals, and dui ive Wreckers nage Bhe bac Meet oe ects with white monkey rail. fe seantoe, ENE; at meridian, WSW; at MEDICAL. Foreign Mais, raise with sate perfec Lorene, Baca of soins i dew Crag San Fi ine at thy And every thing you can deseril egy J to the Y vt fer Suey fed order to ae oe enfo ek te to San Fran- x sree sens who wi Ocioe small “wom under 10 pounds woight, will be re- re hetier wee gion, Jam willbe made wp a the az for K Hepald office, t0 go by the oo Harziontay. Be Norfolk for + oa for Camden; Bra- , oe iM the ‘Dox ious colors nly nt OR. PRLIX ot arora from (mo: OF BOTTLES, AND OV! O RectiNcaes ietahibleltiod St Pe jenrietta, Lyd Hanoab & Abi- Toads, bouad E. rrived—Sonrs D W Eld- a Sechrein ter For Depot. (7 Walker atres 1,000,000 years. curing anes loraer, ace, Ay =! mien | § jubaj ee Bidar Minor, ‘Dalles, iN ean moplains, in very “ eae doves, nb 4 476 Broadway, To wae Iskey, from Liv a HE ~~ we ny 4 WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL OOM. Dr, &. M. Macriceaw, Professor of Diserces Tenth edition, ISmo. pp. 250—Price, $1.—Yeare hysioal a: al anguish to mae: Sane ‘to the ty porscesion of ‘thie works arried, or (hovecon template whiea should Bric Jesse (of New York), Baker, from Frankfort for * hore Cardeass harbor 26th ult, but in'woe thought would be got off without daciage. Scum Canorena (oi Newbern for New York three miles South of Cpe th he hy She had a cargo of = ti bbls turpentine, $0 bbls rosin aad was loot. der erent), Pratt, which sail band went on shore 3d ins} ot Permit of au increase of fae the mother—the one ‘anbood. or tho ene in the decline af years. san ciscover, the cares, symptoms, Temedies. and moet c te which hereex is subject. 'o tt} jed, should the weathor prove far mily, xt te, ct crrecia importance. oy vessel wae full of water, aud had been terials landed on the beach. Tehased ii. Boston within a fo: forms Oricang; barks Califoraia, Inte of Por — ‘Mo; Cuba, late ot Bath; sche April, Notice to Mariners. Navionat, Onesavaven Gi-posed of at $3 25 a $3 60; | Pee ghey? rt every counplaint Letter irom # Gentleman in Da, A. M. Wavnrerse: Dear jan St, The secompnnslit eNotes" from Malte her con fnements re! pleased to publieh it for the SyC) euecestn9 one more ant more debits Juminent danger,and which was, pa J auppoved shat thie stave +204 resienes Sisal fe mes the mores. bat Liewt UB N. Masten Arrewvawr's Orrice. wed. =e meh. f %. ener “ey more fully the va- Y natore ecrietly im= marrinee. part bas ina line with St Elo i ‘an nd Broschetvo Passe be open to the Soxthward of bastion of Fort & 1, bearing W by 8, leads along th: tts hoa in an 8 fathoms water, pasning about 9 0. adjoining, exch 26x100, $400 | 4p, 960; s " . 215 | « $206; 11 do. do, each 256x100 $215 bes Ms Ticashettg Palage soem to the roa, | se Hon of Fors Meneel unsi t house ‘he black mark on the N part ~ nd orking cor. Fifty Fighth street and | wareet the binch math op 6h a8 open to che Southward of the bastion Description 25 | The 8 end of the bastion of Fort Manoel rod eine clogs te the water, Saving © stone sentey bon baat oa 1c Paluce of Rosebetto is sie yvate Wateing om ‘the meet distan wel isting fb saps, the teh art, erg 8 by W from eaeb other, mistanoa. ds sevens rts oN% CPTER, Master attendant. is remarkable, R. TAWORTT CAN B os wulted at hrs offes, 82 hable, being a ti @ the o Ma conte | fieeneen: the meet obstinate ures cured om the me of solitary indulgences, os Tk cox COOPER, h Pont of merearis ecan cure the most acrra: mild cases remeved in two to five days, a Mt a fae Saeetn Se Botan, 4 ee ont,” Sep 20, Clarendon, of Bos ay Can'oa fer New vane ‘tie et aed ot tot ip Gieria, from Manila, Sept ten Frances, frem Boston for Havana, Jaa 27, lat 27 or perhaps Austrian BR RALPB, AUTHO! + a Te, vate Stoll a. Mee wbe'early o 3 whe Sarsh Warren, Curtis, from Foreign Ports, otto, Hasty; Versailles, Pen- ie. vere ae before. brig dees, ot oo :Canornae Jan 23—B sCAnvensy an By 4 he Lavin on), den tees ee ee one ral= | $30 pagen. 28 edivion. Jun 24—Darh Guleare, Perkine, for Liverpeat endian 6 ea fat jn ‘vice $10, Rav: acioM YOURSELF PRI aTRUY— of the Fockes IYATELY ? Ports, rr bark Sarah Milledes (Br), Pri ng Marvest (before reper re falthte ty deoerseed tee ‘The etapeer or & cular opy of ‘hte iealy ecole wort. Wong ves comtomplating ma or ate, enstooee | Tieteer, wit or eee Holtimere. preceeded at pike ei Meals by Stringer b Towssens. tor tron fo) Cob terwia, Mg.