The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1850, Page 4

INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. * Barzneoze, April 18, 1860. 1B, tineers— The Democratic Scramble—Cownterfeits, eA mutiny of quite a violent character occurred on Tuesday, on board the British ehip Brant, Captain Hall, lying in the bay. The ship left our harboron ‘Wednesday last, freighted with coal for Panama, and lumber for San Francisco, and dropped down ‘as far as Swan Point to complete her loading. This was concluded, and on Tuesday the crew was taken down to the ship in the steamer Relief. On the way down they exhibited a ‘mutinous when they wee the ship it broke ina to receive his the city. perhaps in the hall of the nat the Benators and members appointed to do the ‘The Scene in the Senate, THE THREATENED COLLISION BETWEEN MESSRS, lustrions deceased these things, Mr. Benton cre of tho address in the grossest gurms. . whatever may be said tothe o and cherivhed Calhow modestly. I apprehend, the last honors. Yet in the face of row, April 17, 1850. denounced the author arena of 8 most in- of thirteen, between and of melodra- u Foote and Benton, ‘Tho gallerica and ‘The Senate was again toulay teresting contest on the ¢ Mr. Clay and Mr. Benton.and 0! her matio sort of an exhibition > mot set down in the progrsnune lobbies were crowded soon ufer the meeting of the chamber, and considerable reinforcements from the House from time to time dropped in to ascertain the It was believed that the committee would be bad to-day. and it was known that Benton would resist to the last. but nobody expected an appeal to pistols and gunpowder derstood on all hands, that, howevor others might be concitiated, he was not to b position, The experiment had been tried. Mr. Clay himself had called confidentialy upon Colonel Ben- his residence an invitation tocome again a hope, Mr. Clay, of persuading you to come into the great object of admitting California by herself.”” Mra Clay did not call again, and the only course lett was the course adopted, and thxt was to carry the commit- tee through the Senate in spite of the resistance of the unmanageable Senator from Mirsouri, till to-day, has been the portponement of the commit- tee, and wholly from the op was aclear majorit election, by the parliamenta: litary man, has and from one week to ar der the impression that th to-day, the general interest in (he «ulject was discussed to the extreimest tension. Afle the morning business, od that the author of the 0 grateful remembrance of his countrymen, long after bis calumniators shall be con- signed to oblivion and contempt. There was nothing personal in that; and Mr, Koote disclaimed expreasly trery intention to be personal. Who, continued Mr. Poote, charges these things on Mr. Calhoun? A gentle- man who calls himself the father of tho Senate, a man Here Mr, Benton rushed from his chair, which he nearly demolished in the attempt, and mado for Foote. His peculiarly benign features changed into dreadful resolution, and every body expect- would ‘at least strangle Foote, or cut his jugular vein with hie thumb nails, No tiger ever prey with more fury than Benton on of the Hon. Senator from Missiasi ter perfectly cool and collected; having, long ago, made up his mind as to what he should do x auch circumstances. removed to the aisle, cocki te of the case, beg mars Loo ota out in full force, tet rtungod on Toes, p ag aey wet on. eee, day evening, bringing back one of them, named with mutiny and absconding comitieed by Jugtice our morning, on information receiv the British Consul iseued a warrant for the officer Gifford was despatched on board the steamer Relief, to bring them to the city, which was effect- ed at eight o’clock last night committed on the charge of stabbing the cook of the struggle in getting the men x @ mate, against whom the mosity of the crew was greatest, fell overboard, drowned but for aid rendet water, exclaiming, “ with General | him drown The seramble for the democratic gubernatorial ination, in thie State, bids fair to cause a gen- two persons stabbed. It was perfectly well un- James Hare, charged from i compromised out of hia uietly. but quickly, in the meanwhile, ifin ® position for one! jenton was, in the meantime, ar; rested by some Senators ‘owe, Wisconsin and Maine. while Foote waa disarmed by Senator Dickin- | 00 board the ron. Then it was that Benton cried, “let the rascally aseasein shoot me,” throwing open hia coat and waist- for.” «aid Benton, “I have and would have been from the ‘The econo was exciting beyond description, but the | at him stry; feeling here in Washington is entire! He acted in self defence, nothing more, Wasurneton, April 16, 1850. The Deficiency Bill—More Loans Wanted. The bill of deficiencies, that is, to supply the de- ficiencies of last year’s appropriations for the cur- rent year’s expenses, was passed by the Senate to- day. These deficiencies may be summed up as s «kill and tactics of a so froin one day to another, cr tll this morning. Un- nutter was to be pushed Eeq., and James M. Buc! , Esq., recently post satisfied that he will get the nomination, ir friends are equally sanguine. The dele- nominating convention are to be elect- next week, and the securing of a majorit; them will be the first step towards victory. democracy ly lil one who will g gives a is oblained, and for el litle or no doubt thar Col 13,780 09 | our half millionares, will receive the nomination. The short purses must therefore stand one side, for present contest. The whi je is merely for the honor o! land is very uncertain in her gubernatorial Counterfeit $3 notes on the Bank of Wilmington, ., are in circulation in this city, which are so well executed that not a few of them have found rawers of our banks and The amendment of the Senator from It has been merely a T have the right to ous question is not ot the Senate still declaring the con- | cut up by the roots ore to cut it up by was no occasion for Kentucky is not yet added to the origi For extra clerks, contingencies, &c., Trea- eury Dey ment... é jepartment Interior. . Post Office Department. . Diplomatic intercourse. . New Orleans Custom House. . Eastport. Me.. Custom House. . jedford, Masa., Custom Hor Wings of the Patent Office. ... . of Pacific Coast, incident American seamen in foreign count: Removal of Florida Indians. . For deficiencies in pensions. Philadelphia United States DM Provisions for the navy. .... Norfolk Navy Yard. . Oregon Indian Affairs. . House contingent expenses. . Little & Brown's statutes at large . Senate contingent expenses. . Branch mint at New Orleans. Naval deficiencies... .....+.-+++ For extra clerks, Post Office Departm: For improving public grounds, street of Washington City, and ot laneous items. . Mexican boundary. fe a wealthy candidate; blow out when victory them with plenty of money consequently there is who is one of offer my amendm the Inw in this body stand, And, sir, m stitutional rights c the cause of this agita 9 say that the strug- being beaten, but toh disposition to a r invade their rights. tor from Missouri with these mere snfety valves of t We know that t and resolutions about de between the ves that will avail nothing. ot resist the temptation to forget vice to Mr. Clay, which was to leave the debate He took tho floor in defence of the > pre-eminently distin- curned by a whole na- their way into the di brokers. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Purmapetruta, April 17, 1850. 25,000 00 | Operations at the United States Mint—The Forrest Divorce Case—The State Medical Society, §c. As you stated in one of your money articles, the 50,000 00 | receipts of California gold are greatly exaggerated, doubtless with the view of accelerating that spe- culative feeling which has already partially mani- fested itself in real estate and stocks. I learn from the Treasurer of the Mint that the amount of Cali- fornia gold received during the present month, dees not exceed one million four hundred thousand 5.000.000 00 | dollare, which includes the whole amount received . $71,000,000 00 | on freight and in private hands, by the arrivals of the steamers Cherokee, Empire City and Georgia, a few days ago ; and yet it was stated at the time, that these steamers brought at least three millions. Our mint is now coining at the rate of two millions per month. The Deficiency Appropriation Bill, as ou ure aware, has already passed both houses of ‘ongrees, Which, among other things, allows some twenty thousand dollars for increasing the capacity As soon as the necessa' improvements are made, the mint are quite confident that the present coinage can be increased to three millions five hundred thousand dollars, a capacity more than sufficient to y the influx of the Cali- the other side. Southern address guished in his life, was now Its rigners would live in the estimation of the country, when their calumnistors woald be held in universal lonthing and conte keep im, after the lesson which I received the other day, within the parliamentary rules sition to refer, now, to anything emanating from a cer- tain quarter of this bedy, i charges made against the wut It is charged here. oldest member of this body care—a uian who— “ *. & movement among I shall endeavor to T havo no dispo- Total deficiencies of last years’ appropria- tions of fifty-three miilions. . .. A very handsome sum of deficiencies—at the same rate, the regular expenses for the next ar will +++ + $2,525,439 86 s man known to be the man who has been a sph sptnen Add French’ indem ment with Texas. rgencies extra for , es of crashing in th a table had been turn eaw the Senator from the aisles. and several Sen: the Senator from Missouri, which bs. And the appropriations will be. . We have no doubt that the Galphin and other claims are to be_ provided for out of some of the items of this deficiency bill, or that the money, in the loss to some appropria- juctions to pay those clanns. Eut let us settle this slavery question, and you will see what a splendid government can do in liberal We shall require a loan of twenty negro question is h re- | of our mint. uri posing rapidly outside ator tllowing to the s some fifteen or twenty {f from Benton's As Benton approac proceeded from th ber, with one of his hands in a tin getting near the central pistel, which appeared to be of th dueling pistol. and other words, is to sup or of the cham- tions, occasioned by he whipped out a usual size of a ointed it at Benton, Senators interfering, eut off the approach of Benton, and ho passed repidly round to his own seat. and was ap- roaching Foote in that dire ed between th: ms apprepriations. millions before December, if the settled in season, notw: ceipts fim the tariff of Wasurneton, April 16, 1850. The Cabinet and the Organs—Old Zack and the “ Gulying” Claim—The Senate Committee of | fornia gold. Thirteen—Neaw York Poetry on the Rise~Capt. Rynders and Califorma, &c. ‘The two organs of the administration, the Repub- lic fer the Ewing branch, and the Intelligencer for », when a crowd of hstanding the enormous Henton had thrown ‘«. if he was in earnest, but the crowd of & nators were in the way Get out of the way, and let the assassin loud and angrily et the assarsiu tire. meet the dema: (© Where is the Ser- In the Senate, yesterday, the Forrest divorce bill, as passed by the House, was lost, by a vote of 18 to amost powerful speech, in favor of the application, which was listene by acrowded audience of ladies and gentlemen, nterest, have been waked up from | With the most lively interest. In the course of Mr. Drvm’s remarks, he gave a scorching review of N. It is not unlikely that h the Senate be- ¢ will come to order, Let the seoun- I did not come ir Rip Van Winkle slumbers, by the universal outcry against the notorious Galphin claim. It ia understood that the cabinet had this subject before them last Saturday, and proposed to yesign if and pe Gen. Taylor desired it. Old Zack, perplexed by the suddenly, exigencies of the times, desired them to hold on— | tack, at his lod; he thought that probably everything might come out equare afterall, and the council accordingly ad- journed in a very good sort of astate of feeling, con- vr.) P. Willis’s famous letter. to Mr. Dickinson. the bill will yet be hurried throu, had been keeping order der was restored im the estion before the Se- ring. Mr. Dicarxson—What is the See ~ ° ? It is on the amendment. Mr. Berton (in a towering passion)—No, sir; youare not going to get off that way ‘The Vice Parsioest There must be some- nia assembled this An assaxein bas drawn his pistol in the ing ey third annual \- 1 believe. sir, we cannot asassinate or commit pre . After the organization, murder in this body. A scoundrel has threatened » He bas exhibited his pistol, Tecarry no arms, sir But, sir, it was my wish to let the assassin which showed & from all parts of the State, ident delivered a most learned and eloquent address, in the course of which he administered several strong doses to the homa@opathists, hydro- pathists, and dentists, who assume to themselves the style and dignity of the Doctorate. of the society are to elevate the character 1 ion, and to convince the people at Id be killed or cured according orthodox system. New Jersey Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church met in our sister city of Camden, this morning, the venerable Bishop Heddiag pre- murder inthe Senate. fins on ‘cametn Rumor says that Mr. Clayton went right straight home, and took the first hearty dinner he had eaten for come time, washed it down with the best A No. and then dictated the gist of the ppears in the Intelligencer this Cabinet all right. fectly harmonions. Can't shake the confidence of the I Such is the drift of the editorial It amounts to nothi ply these :-—General Tay ping” claim, as he calls it. llis cenfidence in hia cabinet is impaired. whigs of Congress pray, like the apostles, night and 4 for the helpof the Lord fe ions which have crept into Jerusalem. And while the cabinet are fatten flesh pots of the treasury, the lean an outsiders, like wolve: our them, bones and al ‘They cannot stand. Mr. Footr—I only meant to defend myself. Mi t aassin, and has editorial whi will take their seats. in his advisers. hemily in the Intelligencer. The facts are. sim shecked at this “ gu Mr. Bex an interposed cognizance of thix Not a little excitement was produced this morn- ing, by the discovery of a coffi the workmen engaged in demolishing the in Walnut street, below Third. strongly suspected. CITY TRADE REPORT. ‘Twwnsvay, April 18—6 P.M Under the influence of advices from the South, the cotton market remained firm, with » fair amount of sales, in separate lota. Much anxiety continued to prevail to know the reeult of the Americs's news, con- cerning the character of which much diversity of opinion prevailed. The flour market continued firm, with a good local and Kastern demand Considerable contracts for future delivery continued to be mada, chiefly for medium grades of this State and Western brands; Southern brands were in good request, at better prices, There continued to be » fair demand for wheat, on the part of millers, with sales on terms nued searce. and prices firm, unt of sales Pork was firm, made on better terms Cut meata were firm; while lard was dull tinued in fair request. Owing to the public aale, there was nothing doing in the reguiar trade; the sale of Rio tion, went off at satisfactory rates. Sugars were rome firmer, with « fair amount of sales There was no change in molasses Asnes—There was loss activity in the market, with salen ot 40 bbls. pots at $6.8 $600; pearls were dull at Brraveturrs.—Flowr—About 4.900 barrels changed hands, including No. 2. ruperfi nadian. st $4 56 8 inepeetion, at $4 * $6 12%; favorite State at $6 18 a $625, Michigan and good Obio at $5 2% a $5 ST, and Pure Genesee at $5 68 was more buoyant, and in bet. $00 bbla. nt $5 12a $5 18% ht Alexandria, rs Missourgrould in containing human he was ormed. have acted on the defensiv these protestations, be declared thought the Senator was armed. displayed his own means of defence ir. Hare rolemuly T thought that I bave never att and without ce fe, and repeating wre God that he he should not have inst the abomins gathered around They must go. Whitewash and burnt brandy One hundred and ninety-three thourand dollare, as interest on a doubtful claim d and receipted at the into the pecket of the Seerctary of War, Talk of the big lumps of Cali- fornia gold after that; but give us an old Indian claim, with 77 years interest, and the opinion of the Fremont'’s gold mine is said to be rich as the mint, but it requires digging and sifting, and separating, to get it But our opinion of the A General is as magical as the * open sesam Yon present the paper—up fly the iren doors of the Sub-Treasury, and the yellow gold, already coined, rolls out to the tune of $193,- 000, equal to six tons of solid silver. It would be elegant, if the monicy kept rolling in pinions of the Attorney General here’s the rub. The money is not created by magic. It can’t be tole . The people will over-rule the the Attorney General, with an opinion of t and the cabinet must walk the The election of a clerk interferes with the inqui- sitorial board of the House; but there is beginning to be on impression around town that they will do peated that it was due to the Senate and the country that this deplorable affair should be invert) Mr. Pontann— sary. 10 ie very ridiculous matter there ia no danger on foot “ Mr. Maxcum concurred in the necessity ated Fihardly think an investigation neces: I apprehend that at a single haul. There should be, sir, Mr. Hexnr Dover, (th an invertication jor thirty years ough I know that i t Attorney General. h out of doors about drawing | forty thieves. stated below. Corn cont But this is a dignified b due to ourrelves fair should be investigated And I move, sit, a eom- as fast ae these M approved the Senator's remarks, and can roll it out. t the committee have the power to examine Somebody has thought the motion did not go far enough ore a magistrate. and bind or pledge them- themecives over to keep the peace aclves to the Senate to prorcoute the matter no fur done nothing. mighty 's world. to induce I will ret to jail first It ie lying sod cowardly in the asaas car with armas; I have I rot in jail before I make any con- to straight State, do, new do. at $5 Gen. Foote pereeveres in his efforts for the com- In urging its appointment to- day, he presented the following proof of public nin New York, in support of it: — , What do they eay at this New York feati- tor of the Senate? (Mr. agle verse from a song sung ray, that he bell no arms and I shy feaston of a bn mittee of thirteen. prod ter request, with sales for mixed brands, $518 Baltimore and Flour was better, h ales of 600 barrels a 92 oe Corn Meal wns leas active, with sales of Jersey at $275, and Brandywine at $3. the day included 4.600 bushels good U $1.06, and 2.500 bushels good Genesee at price refused for a large cargo. Rye was in active | | Gemand, and the market was better, with anles of 14.500 #8e. a We delivered Oats were steady, and ‘at 420. 8 de. for River and Ci jersey. Corn was pretty firm. and in request, with sales of 26.000 bushels at b%e for Sout! in store, Ge. for Northern himeeif in personal danger. in honor of the U his matter, the door was + adjusting itas @ Wheat—The sales of on that occasion. A Voice:--Ilada't you better sing it? Mr. Foote.—No, sir, | will not sing i; but I will | read it as well as T can. that when he called for the Here it is, sir. * Disputed Shiartione im one bill." Yee, sir, they call for them in one bill. all together-= Disputed questions in one bill, without delay," Ah, is that not exactly what we contend for—that pad should pase without delay? Yee, sir, without je : thought he called for the question as if nothing had not y " Py xs) Mr. Dicaisrow — Not at all, sir, Mr Mare and Mr Bor. ity of the committee. it was ordered arrive. We was much looked for, with Toc. for pearling ‘There is» firm feeling existing in the mar- Although a decline generally accredited. operations comprise some 1 400 bales Corre — At the Lage Rio offered ® There was considerable spirit vontinued quite dull, and for later foreign news making, partly to fill porte, at irregular rates ol wae worth 34; corn abe a o arenes wal stores lid. T rasp, on the ne ) to be appointed by the Chair » ay raid he had another amendment to offer to the committee of thir re hoped be w jee of 1,000 bushels pins *. Disputed questions in one bill Bhould pase without deiay ; strife * for country's good,— be allowed to finish bis aives Senators should object, in which ease be ive way Lill the morning. Yea, better do it to-morrow vn, the Senate adjourned And. on motion of Mr. By For in the * question HH. Clay did not forg Wasnimwtow, April 17, Henton and Foote Henton and Foote t, you will have received bide! Fassonts.—The market ra were inclined r The Scene between 3 here it is, sir, “one bill,” y “ California, Utah, and Deseret.” euppore they mean New Mexico and Ut seret. Dut, sir, this is the reaponee to our m Foote earnestly urged the committee & description of whieh, no d and published before this ean reach you, will drew eloquent comments from ali Jan yen were nominal esos of the country were lower in their views, A was loading, chiefly with grain, on s—There have been further sales of _ The demand has been moderate and we note 2060 Buenos Ayres, averaging 21 iba. at 1246; raging 21 ibe. at 100; 550 We have only to say, in anewer to all doubts in reference to Captain Kynders having gone out as beorer of despatches to California, that the fact is He has gone out as bearer of deapatches, witl the parchment from the Secretary of State, which he exhibited to this deponent at oor request, on the ft, as authority for the announce- Hie despatches, we believe, were Revert since the great talk between Foote and Benton. fome weeks since, people here expected a street fight Detween there two Senators thet Mr. Benton would not Sight any other way, ever since his diMculty with Judge Butler remained un. accounted for; and Senator Foote | ing feeble in health: end frome. has ever fince gone armed wherever he | It was known oF believed 1,006 Marneaibo dry, ave Fan Juan, 20 Ibe, at 106 ; | day before he le ment of the fact. from the War Department. Learien — Bote was in good demand, and prices were without material alteration. Moi asers —The market cont of 200 hhde Cardenas, ot 185 Orleana, at Ihe. a Te, the Navat, Stones. — The de teed rales of 150 bbls Miss Weneryn's Lerten in the Rorton papers of yeaterday. ter of Mise Harriet Webster, retative to the conviction of her father. Dr. John W. Webster — ‘ A letter of Mies Harriet Webster stive bo theirs pe je hee ly 4 this promise a jenda, wit to-day. Mr. Ben. Bates hours againat @ decided wearying the patience of . for no other purpose than delay after voted down twice and derer' friende— he introduced fourteen new im ove of hie ted by some of bis ondments and ject, alinded in to the authors and used the phrase, ty referring to Wr a total sbsence of tat continued to prevail in linseed, st lower figures, The sales Se vork-Raleae of 1.000 bbls at $10 19% $8 @ for prime rom & te in New Hampehi own to het, ov bar fami ifty talks on the i Di bed it, are reqwested na Casmmimen, April 17th, 180, a lots at the cent lot on Hicks, near Pacite a td ao, ee nee j 1 lot corner wand Ami- a $146; 1 do, on Willow, 19x86, 025; 3 do. cor. Pacifico Powers ate., cach 252100, 16 each. $1,725; 3 do. om rear, om Atlantic at., each with, S000 ena, Ses 3 do. er ayy and Powers ata., each, house and lot" adlolnlng, 2.100, $2250;°6 lots adjoining, ook 2% 125; 6 do. bm Se cans coe da tan on rear, on State at., ¢ : i e <f! ew Orleans at 430. mbice, and 200 De Chua : “4 salea of 270 bis. Jersey and at 24a Ze. and 2 bhds drudge, at 220-—time.” Reems sy Baie Rartaoan tHe Dat bbls Cal 2 Sd adopt the agrarian tem, and take by force part of the property of thelr more wealthy neighbors. I have, t ‘submitted the following statement :— Crop of cotton 1849 and 50. 3 Stock cf Amerfean cotton in all the ports of ‘Total supply for 1850... Not including the stocks in is country, continent, which we presume will fo sboct the same Jan. 1, 1861, as they were the first of this year, 2,389,000 Estimated annual consumption—Uni- 500,000 Great Britain. ... - + «750,000 1,250,000 Leaving for Great Britain. 1,139,900 Provided she suffers this count ‘ontinent to take 1.250000, which is 200,000 bales less than they took last year. The next thing to be considored is, how does this quantity left for Great Britain, compare with her for- mer consumption of American cottons. The follow- ing ls the record:— Amanicax Cotton taxen vor Consemrtion in*Great Bairaim vor THE Last THN TRA! 1574.40 ++ 1,585,900 1,157,800 . c +1,463.600 1844... 1.428.600 1849. . +1,590.490 Which statement shows she has consumed more Ameri- can cotton every year, for the last ten ycars, than the whole supply she has for this year, one of which years —1847—she was nearly prostrated by bankruptcy, owing chiefly to the rot; and even that year she consumed 1.157.500 bales American cotton, being 17,000 bales more than the whole supply for this yenr, when she has cheap bread and superabundance of money. The conclusion, therefore, ia irresistible; there is not cotton enough, and, like the imperative laws of trade, governed by supply and demand, prices must advance, to check the consumption; and, as an American, I wish this country to receive the benefit of high prices; for when the supply is large, foreign countries taxe ad- vantage and force prices down as low as they can. It will be noticed that the amount I assign to tho United States, for their consumption this year, is 75.000 to 100,000 bales less than parties conversant with the home trade, feel confident, will be consumed. For my estimate for the continent of Burope, I am also well within the probable limits. JL. STOCK SALES. Doerom, April 1k —Brokers’ Board—2 she and Wor- Silver nai [0 do: Ratiand and urlingvon Rasiroed, MO der termont and Massochusetio Ralfroats 38 4 te. Fini Railroad, 10%: " ine Rail ad, wa Gh 0 der Boston and rovidesoe Ratt: ashiun, and, Lowell, Railroad, 110% 40 de, Oi folks ® do. " z atid gectid berg lends 3 0 Nertolk Cs. Wikrona pee ninar ear Ger tine Bees 1a gh tal do? 6° soi ESS Tank, 125 she Morris Canal, lé "fag yee] Bank, 124s, ‘So. allegh 7 Coupon 8, it 20 aba Penn Tow road. 4645; 10 econ $4.00 Stechoies’ Hanke ys jo. Penn Townshig, fgek be ie Can . $! $2,000 do. ¥i3,; 3 she Norristown Railroad, 4k 6 do. Poansy! eee Reine, W%; W do. Mechanics’ Bank, 27%. Bar rrwore, A. 17.—$3,000 Nand deferred 6% SE Le enay rasta Sones o AS io do say ” DOMESTIC MARKETS. Purtapecema, April 18.—Cotton continues very firm, sales of 200 bales, at full rates, Flour ts selling more freely, but tho demand is mostly for home use, at $5 1d $5 12% 9 50 for good and extra brands, Rye flour sold at $2 81%; and Pennsylvania corn menl at $2 56 » $2 62%. la no gral market is bare. Wheat is worth 1100. d 115¢. for white. Ryo is held at ec. Corn at 56¢. for Southern Tillow. Oate—Prime would bring 40¢."Quercitron bark is firmer ‘alo in reported at an advance. In sugars there is & fair business doing, at old rates. Molasses and coffee were dull. Provisions—Prices stationary, with a fair business doing in bacon snd lard Fea thers are selling at Sco a for good washed. Wooi is dull at former quoted rates Heports. New Onceans, April 17—A. M. ‘The cotton market is very active, andgthe sales yes- terday were 8.000 bales, mostly for Rurope, at full prices; middling brought 11, end fair 124. The decrease in the reecipts at all the Southern ports is 550,000 bales. Corn firm—sales 20,000 bushels at 06 & O8e, Rio coffee ia quoted at So. Meas pork $902 The city le very healthy New Oncnawe April 1% 1850. Holders of cotton continue to get full prices for their stocks, and the sales yesterday wore 4,000 bales, in- clnding middling, st 1146. » 11\%e Tho supply of rice is quite large, and the market dull On Thureda by the Rev. Mr New York city, to Mixe Rachaet Jame. eldest daughter of Albert W. [lendrickson, of the " Dhed, On Thureday, 18th inst, after © severe Ilinces, Aw- rhonr D. Maietarm, in the 684 year of his age. Tlie friends and acquaintances are respectfully in. ited to attend hig funeral. on Saturday afternoon o'clock, from his residence, No, 211 Twenty-fourt! wtreet Chien go papers please copy On Thureday evening. Apel 18, tannic P., wits of Noddy Alban} re please on Thur the Teth taet., Sanan M., wife of Geo. W. Carson, of thie city, formerly of Albany, aged 2% ene, 7 Fler remains will be taken to Albany for interment. On the 17th inet at her Inte residence, No. 227 Rast Broadway, Jase, wife of William Lyon, Jr., after short end painful ilinees of two days. aged 90 years Hufielo Pit and Cleveland papers pense copy On the 17th inst, Mr. Janes Pawver, of St. Joseph's Theological Seminary. in the 2d year of his age The funcral will tae place thie (Priday) morning. at baif-past 9 o'clock, from No, 380 Monroe street. The funeral obsequies will be celebrated st St. Mary's Church, corner of Grand and Kidge streets. after which, his remains will be taken to Fordham for interment The remains of Mr. Troms 20% will be taken to Gh Cove, LI, for steamboat Croton, which leaves Pultom Market Stip, this (Friday) aftor: noon. at So'clock. His friends are reapeetfully invited On the 18th inet. Rostewn Maney ec. Tile funeral will take place thiaafernoon, (10th inst.) G at baif-part 2o'clock P.M, from No 34 Bowery His friends are invited to attend In Albany, April 17th. Hon. Crancas Hosrnner, iy Speaker of the Assembly, and recently Clerk of the Supreme Court of this State iP STELLIG Port or New York, Aprtl 10, 1850, fl: BV elpeke Hirige—Jean George (Pr), Lecomet, Marcetiien tort & Bikckem Thomas Tron brnige, Whittlesey, Barbadoes, iM - it ry d Bees J 4 f i tire Fp F i i B £ : f Ri Hy i i : 3 z & = Ships 8 Patrick, San Francisco; Bremerhaven, (rom goles Creamore, 88 Joka, Ny ‘From the SW Spit—Ship Bengal, Belfast. Arnm. 18—Wind during the day NNR, and light. Telegraphic Marine Velocity, Gi a a08 Olive Clits ie Orecodilo, Wo Pinontay Baker, and Laoy r ton, Mobile; sehre@ W Pickori: kie, Warwick, Va; Angeretta, Arrived—Bark Huma, NYork. Sailed—Schr Jay, Baltimore. red Sobre Nile, Sedoth; Cornelia, and Richard Bordoa, Baltimore. e4—Brigs Watson, Bonair for Heston A sdcipnin for Beaten; sehr Capital, NYerk Portland. nN ‘Arrived—Ship Beatrice, Boston: lark tebomaet At the SW Pass—Ship Caledonia, from NYork. Arrived—Schr Adolaid Sailed—Bark Isabella, sloop Republic, do. —— Bark Thames, San Francisco, P Arrived—Schre Gen Warren, Norfol! Clarke, Indiana, and Antares, Philadelph' schrs Sarah |= ny NYurks loops Roper Williaa Savanwau, April 1d Sacem, April 17. JU ARIAN CONDITION PO" i: ted | diseases, “ty re CuaRiavron, April 15. Diawron, April 16. san gW®™ Buoroms, Apsil 17. Francisco; schr Sarah, NYork; Ponwcans, Apeil 17, ffl i ci i ? Arrived—Ship Medora, Boston. Sailed—Brig America, Philadelphia. Tanraviin Cove, Arrived—Ship Montpelté, North Pacitie for N’ bbls; bark John Febrmaa, NYork for San Francisco, wi of bowsprit and rudd: 3 if been nervous debility, treated without ‘success. i i ; RIVATE DISEASES, SEMIN, Def 7. BE Liepensrd wrest aveshehcoptemletng aries, IVATE DISEASE Ci Matls. Larrea Baca or Ris Janice aa Valparaiso, por steamor ‘all street, this day, at fat Sovthampten acd, remo, Will close at the above office to-morrow, ab ter Bags for Havana, per steamer Isabel, alse for eston, per Southerner, will close to-morrow, at half- e’oloc! Herald Marine Arrived—Schrs Warrior, Smi Sarah Matilda, Genn, Philadel; ith—Arrived—Sehrs Patriot t, Horn, do for di Reading Reoms, of on, per steam shi} one “ in ch@'coentrys it bie has sas Ciel ; Boston. Klin, Now York for Port- capa hs ¢, Morton, do for Ki h, Richmond for do; Louisa, Stevens, Nor- ‘¢ vessels above reported; and ireland; Thos It Thompson, for 17 th—ta port, and Ophir, for Bor Eleanor, and Van Buren, for do. DeLPuta, April Arrived—Ship Berlin. Smith, Li 1; sohrs P, werpesk: 5 Barer, Middletown, Conn; Burley, Worth, do; D ie Bagle, Mathews, Nyork, M Marey, ~ *Brania, Niinven; ann ‘lan Cake, Ba= Miscellaneous. dence for Californi i i, H iF a tu for Boston, got ashore on Romer Shoals at 2 PM’ on Wednesday. Parks, went to her assistance, and sho got off abou! same evening, and went to sea. Launcner—At Augue' ealied the T W Smith, in pert and Angneta, to be commanded by At Bucksport, 10th inst, b Grant, 140 tons, to be employed i Capt Rufus Harriman. ¢ Whalemen. bark Parker Ee hanrar Seca ng, and Shylock, Horse; i fi ‘Oth inst,» of 10 53 od pe a 7 Ubis Messrs Genn, sehr Caroling trede, under E; « Oe Abrothos Banks, Jan 30, Emma C Jones, Little, NB, on 1, St Peter, Almy, NB, olf act Srorer—Jan 9, lat mn SS DW, Rw Carey, Pox, whe peaking t ious, Cicero, Vacwitleeh ieee A Bark stooring SB by the contre, waa soe hae Mills, of Brookhaven, stecring Int 54, lon 77 40. tA. from Holmes’s Hole for San Fran~ lareh 31, lat 36 20, lon 67. Baltimore, Hudgine, March Marek 16 REWARD.—JFPPRIES’ AN’ earcare oscar Frame, eek Seb: Packer. Dowd, from Now Ae BOOM Ms A supply of Gonorrhea, Glee ore Cattao, March siped-—all ay beard. March 2—Brig Good Hope, Nichols, ldg for an Kastern port. Havana, April —Cld schr Mary, Biant, Mataneas, to load for Montreal abe Bice aes tees oe econ (noubing re aed crew Biles, Atkins’ fords, do u Wilson, do, il York, arr Zech. t Thomas, Soper, for NYorks 10th: & AS a peetmareasion jest D*, JOUNSON, NO. 16 DU. nin the treatment of ‘tation for skill in those ayy 8 secret habit, eam Monten (March Arr brrk Susan, Marshall, Sevan- alestine. m her retura, abe ok —h Ne Am vessels te pore. Home ship Mortimer Livingston, Bar 117A jortimer 5 ary Stanton, Ryder, Boston, teh Mi xe , Rartlett, Boston. Sid bark J q ‘San Fi ploma, in his offer, yder, Phila: schrs Mary Chil folk: Almeds, W erson, N York: J Truman, rathon: barks Veeta, Mary: thew, Shakspeare, Wanderer, 0: Baseron. April 16—Ary 14th, loo Baltimore: Ca- iit, do, Sid shipe esremrsa eres Arion, Miller, fre Pre- not previonsiy). Arr 16th, brig tana CHARLEETOm, April 13 at NOrk Pina ther, Mayo, Boston Nar oat erinon, Kilby, for ae, for NYork; brig Rmpire, pril 1O—Arr sors John Hanooel : 1th, Mount Whaehorhack, i * Ann, Vandeventer, N ¥ ot! Collimer, Heston; 12th, brig Aifaretia, White, m rt sehre Daniel P Kin, Hi Caan, Lebee for N York: Ani Mh, Banker Hill, sana ec a: vate Trestice, Medical aud Sergical Rese ¥. conmal: Cs Ith, +S AB—The pac te ae wateiie tate! nd another bark therght te , nat beat inte the romlatend. Ni weather clear and cool ‘1 10—Arr bark Reform, Livermore, N York. reloma: Deotdida, Millett, doi Sp be the Merriya Wind fresh from . ated more difiew!: cases of #t Teakness, Be. than an. | anand No. 2) emtrancath rowge . coming ap, shipe Res- ERY MOTHER'S BOOK—AN APPRE art tea book oh hese derail tie Relow Froam “eston; Comill core, Beaton: bar 7 oo Rew aval” Apo NGate Geto las +. April 1 Arr eebre Bete, Mook wey Bevtlovte Liwud, dayue, Pew sions enetoeing $9 0e