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oe ® to be the first step only to the ultimate work of lition.. ‘Let us suppose now ‘hit tle whole of Mr. Clay’s “Give bleehog writ. are bandaged @bolitioniste will have ‘he platform we have indi- bys to rally opoa, aad apon the issue of repealing itive Slave bil they will probably eudeavor to ae upthe whig partyin New York, whieh, from its abolition tendeacies, we should think, would be easy enough to do But let us bide ovr time, and first ascertaia whether Georgia intends to stay in or go out of the Union, om account of the admission of Cali- fornia. The cabinet is complete. Mr. Stuart, of Virgi- nia, is, from our knowledge of him, an able coaser- vative Southern whig, sat will make an efficient Secretary of the Home Department. ‘The President bus now a pretty elean swarth be- flere him—a satisfactory cabinet; and if he fuils, he must divide the responsibility with the whig J party Wasuineton, Sept. 13, 1850. Northern Voie om the Fugitive Bil. The Fugitive Slave bill, which passed by the vote of 109 to 75, is destined to stir up a lively agi- tation in the North, aod is 4 measure which wily be nute for the abolitionists. The Northeru whigs,jhowever, have kept clear of the responsibility Of the one hundred and nine votes forthe bill, we find there are— From the South. From the North. 2» —and of these twenty-one, we have twenty-seven democrats—five from Indiana, four from the State ot Maine, five trom Illinois, one from Michigan, five from Pepnsytvania, two from Ohio, and one each from New Hampshire, New York,. New Jersey, Michigan, lowa aud Catitoruia. NORTHERN DEMOCRATS. Maine—Meesis. bay, Fuller, Gerry, Litilefield | of Mre. 4. Indiana—Meesrs. Albertson, Brown, (the same the Senute, increased by two votew with the pu mission of California, we see no prospect of a mo~ dification of the Tariff Act of '46, thas mide of the ap, the | next Presidential campaign, which postponement will bring the tariff actively into the canvass, But, ag sin, there is every reason to believe that the acquisition of Cuba asa slave State will come the leading question of 1852, if some itn revelation does not anticipate the making it a po- litical element in the election. Among ull these issues, there is a fair field fora scrub rece for the next xt Preeidency. Our Baltumore ore Correspondence. Bavtimore, Sept. 14, 1850. The Washington Monument Marble—Professor Johnson's Dirscovery— Manslaughter Justified— Jenny Lind— Printers’ Mass Meeting, &c. ] learn that the statements put forth by Professor lehnson, 48 to the inferiority of the marble used in the Washington Monument, although pronounced by the most scientific examiners to be false and erroneous, bave had the effect of impeding collec- tions in ali the Northern States, and to greatly dis hearten the managers in their labors, The marble used is from a quarry about ten miles from this ay and looks to be capable of standing the test of ages. ‘Two of our fire companies, the New Market and the Watchman, are woking preparations for a visit to their brethren of New York. The New Market 80 | have wot fixed their time, but they expect to start about the first of December. The Watchman will sturt a few days before the first of January. Tha case ot Capt. John S. Vent, charged with killing one of bis crew, at sea, is still progressing before the U.S. District Court, and will probably be given to the jury to-day. He makes out @ preuy stro: g case of -elf-defence and resistance of inva. The Gre nd Jury yesterday ordered the discharge Scott, charged with killing her brother in- Jaw, Coored Van Danaker, about six weeks since. The decensed was be “ting her husband, when she who hugger- muggered with the free soilers for the | rushed on him und stabbed him in the back with a sbhem, German, M’Donald—5. Speekersiny,) V ‘ Bussel!, Hartis, MeClernand, Minow—Meoers Richardson, Young. Pennaylvania—\ M’Lanehan, Kor Michrgen— Mr Ohio—Mevsts Ho owa—Mr. Le New Ham) shu e—Mr. Peaslee—1. New York—Mxr iden—1 rs. Dimmck, Job Mann, Robbins—5, beel—l. gland and Miller—2. 2, New Jersey—Mr Wildiick Cabfurnie—Mr Gi:vert—1. Total—27 Norheru democrats. The only regular orthodex democratic member from New York went for the bill—the only demo- eraue member trou New Jersey went forit. The vote ef Cahfornia war diviced—Mr. Gilbert, aye ; Mr. Wright, no—borh democrats. NOKTHERN WHIGS FOR THE BILL. Indiana—Mr. M’Gauy hey—1. Ohto-—-M. Taylor —And both these gentlemen live near the borders of Kentucky, where the raunaing away of fugitive slaves is felt to be an © Now, what is to the result? This fugitive slave law is to be re pealed. lt atiords too good a a of capital for the abolinonists to let pass. aay of the Northern whigs intend togo home and raise the cry of reveal; oud it the whig organs at- tempt to defend i, as an administration measure, the democrats will make it a lever with which to turn topsy-turvy the whig party of the North. shall have plenty of muterials for future agi- tation—the greatest abuudance; and plenty of sec- tiona! candidates for the next Presidency—a regu- Jor serub race of it. Wasuinaron, Sept. 13, 1850. The Unfinished Business of Comgress—Important Measures still Behind. The two houses have still a large amount of business on hand The New York and Saa Francisco Mints, we expect, will yet pass the House. The House huve also the Army and Navy ap- Propriations to dispose of, and the Senate have not yet taken up the it and Diptomatic list of six millions. The Slave Trade bill still lingers in the Senate, but there isa reasonable prospect that Mr. Clay will succeed in gettiag it through, so that, after all, and rather to the astonishment of the whole country, all the live bleeding wounds will be tied up, most likely, before the adjournment. The Canadian reciprocity will go over. Mr. Fremont and Mr. Gwin have given notice of a number ot tills forthe organization of things in the new State o Calif Although the most of = 2 y be sofely de , those relating to the regulating of the void mines, and providing for per- mis 10 Work them, ought to be acted upon, con- widering the state of "anarchy prevailing among the diggers. growing out of the State tax of $20 per mopth upon foreigner The fnends of protection, too, think that some- thing ought to be done for the manufacturing in- terest, and some uttempt may yet be made to mo- dify the act of "46, bat of course it is too late to do anyihing at this session. he stesmehip system and the five million of Frevch indemmities will also, ge over tothe tirst Monday in December. The soldiers’ bounty land bili for lands to the officers and soldiers of all the Ludian wars, and the ‘war of 1812, appears to have etuck fast in the Senate; bur ax there is no accounting for the capri- ces of the Just Guys of the session, they may yet succeed in ciiving it through This bill nod the railroad grants to the Western and Southwestern States, promise to make an awful hole in the public domain, so that within a year or two, it may be deemed expedient, in order to get rid of the eneumbranc surely, to grant it away, as Mr. Walker proposes, to the States, for —* among actual settlers who have no an We should not be surprised if this land reform movement Were made an important element in the next Presidential contest; and with Daniel Web- ster at the head of the ticket, it will make a demon- stration Cheap posteges wi!l probably not be heard of from Congre: his session or the next. The bill for the incorporation of the officers of the Texas navy imto the United States ought to be parsed as an incidental mea compromise, and we think if it can be reached by the House it can be pushed through We are not aware that the orate of the finances requires any immediate loan, but we may expect a foan to be asked for neat Decembe Tt, With appro- priations for one year reaching to fifty millions. Wasurseros, Sept. 13, 1550 The California Schedule Reviewed. The admission of the State of California, fresh | from @ condition of wildness, confusion, and pro tempore regulations over a vaet commonwealth, springing up like Joneh’s gourd, in « single night, | but with all the elements of stability and progres- sivenese, demands a large schedule of measures te bring her into complete order i Alive to these necessities, the two Senators from | teei rure that it is one what etate have made the initial movement for the mtroduction of a series of important bills, covering, | emong other things, the following resolutions :— 1. The opening of « rood eastwardly over Fre mont’s Pass, in the Sierra Nevada, for the benefit of overland emigrat 2. The establishment of poet routes throughout the State. 8 The survey and percelling out of the gold lends, aod the grant of permite to the ¢ diggers to | wo * ‘them, and the abolition of the joreign tar ' 4. The survey of the other public lands, and | gtunts of land to actual settlers, and pre-eniption | rights j 5. The examination of land titles by a recorder, and their adjudication by a board, to be appoin by Congrese 6 Grante comprehending 2,000,000 acres to C i fornia, tor internal improvements, school ¢., and | a@ crent of twelve salt springs to the State | These are Fremont’s bills. Those of Dr. | win ere alec of vaet importance 1. Providing for light houses 2. For ports of entry “harbors, buc All these are nec eseary measur Xe to some extent ‘Their enectment cannot long be deferred, and they | miuet reeult in # grand impetus to the prosperity of | California, and the introduction of a permanent fo- ciety. € “alifornia will go ahead Wasninoron, Sept 13, 1850 The Previdency— The Materials for the next Cam paign. The settlement of the slavery question, accord- img to the programme of Mr. Clay, (for though his compromise was torn to pieces, the fragments are } etd doee no! promis to settle the agita- “Tivente we are satisfied that the free soil faction will raily upon. — 1 The abolition of slavery in this District ; Theprevien or the territories. nd the 9 | of t " bi Get epeal of the Fugitive Slave bill pe their purpowe agitation, and of controllin of the Northern elections ; tend reform 1 makeweight war upon Son Northern colored seamen entering | T ports: This tation will very probably run along the next dential ele }, aud divide the vg,'¢ | fe the canvass Again, with the preseat democratic majority in we suspect, buve to | o | 60 bbie at $6. | this morning. pet Tt | Dut sell readily on arrival at $5 9 | soree of 14.000 Neweastle fire scid on terms mot under thes platform may pe it will an | knife. The Jury thus acknowledge the right ofa wor ap to tuke life in the defence of her husband. “he deceased wasa powerful man, and her hus- band weak andsickly, a fact which the Jury no doubt tcck into consideration. ‘The noble and generous course of,Jenny Liad, since her arrival in this country, has taken captive the hearts of the people beyond the limits of Ne York. The auxiety here to see her, aad hear ber emg, is bevond all precedent, and many of our citizens have already gone on to New York to at- tend her concerts. The printers of Paltimore hold a mass meeting this evening, to take into consideration the condi- tion of the craft in Vhiladelphia, who are on a strike for higher wages, and have adopted the Baltimore society rule, for enforcing them—th st is, compelling every man who works in the eity to join the society, or else refuse to work with him. Our Litenfiela 1 Corsespondence, Lircurieiy, Conn., Sept. 11, 1850. The Colebrook Murder—Trial of the Accused, and Verdict of the Jury—The Sentence. The trial of William Calhoun, Lorenzo T. Cobb and Henry Menasseth, an Indian, for the murder of Barnice White, of Celebrook, on the night of the 80th of March last, befote our Superior Court, Chief Justice Church and Associate Justice Storr presiding, is just concluded. The trial has occu- pied six days, one day and a half being consumed by conuse) in arguing the case; and was finally obmitied to the jury last evening. On the whole, it hes been one of the greatest and most interest- ing irisie ever had in this county. ‘he jury came in at a quarter pasteleven o'clock thie forenoon. The verdict was rendered amid the most profound silence. Wiluam Calhoun, in- dicted 6s principal, and Henry Menasseth, indicted as coyewnee t before the fect, were fonnd guilty of murder in the first degree. Lorenzo T. Cobb, in- dicted as accessory before the fact, was found not guilty. Neither of the accused manifested any particular emotion on the rendition of the verdict; they recenved i with the same composure that they have evinced during the progress of the trial. By order of the Court, Cobb was remanded to jail, to enewer a charge ‘of being accessory to the crime efter the fact. The prisoners will be sentenced before the rising of the Court. Lenjamin Balcomb, indicted principal with Calboun, apd who le ad guilty, and was admitted to tesufy on behalf of prosecution, time; though it is thought thatthe Legislature will commute his senience, in consideration of the part he bas taken in bringiag the other criminals | to justice. [From tho Hartford Times, Sept. 13.) Athalt-past elev n o'clock yesterday forenoon, the Hesry te Beajemin Baicemb, Williaa, Calboan, and Henry Menasweth, (av Indian) convicted at the 8uj rior en ip Litebgeid, of murdering Barnice White, in Colebrook, last March, were brought into Court to receive the sentence of the both sexes was assembled to ceedings After the usual preliminaries. each of the prisoners wasasked if he bad anything to say why sentence of | death should not be pronounerd upon him. Balcomb | aud Calhoun said, © No,” Menaserth responded in a few most inaucible words, to the effect that he was innooent, and that it he was hung he should die an | Innocent man. Chief Justice Church then proceeded to sentence sbem as follo * The sentence of the law, and the judgment of thi art, as to each of you, is that you be remanded tot ison from whence you came, and that, on the recond Friday of July next, | in the year r Lord. 1861. between the hours of ten | o'clock ¢ morning and two o'clock in the after- noon of tht day. exch of you, Baloomh, William Calboun. and = the weck until you merey upen you.” Menaseeth, be hanged b. eed. And may God heve Anpetntmen by A the President. By ond with the advice and consent af the Senate er Li. i Btuart, of Singin rior, viee Thomas McKeni » Fe fi—The above ap- a he National Intelligencer am polntment completes the eabi) of Prewid more, a8 we understand that Atuart acoo| office. and wiil be here on Monday, to «da ties. ‘The annexed sketeh of My. Stuart's character | oes Public career, we copy from the Kichmond Kepub- ican H. HH. Breant.—The appointment of this nto the Depart m< at of the Interior Is ons of the very best which hae beem made by the presentad- ministration, judiolous ae thas proved itself in the exercise of the sppolnting power. Mr, ie one of the most prominent and efMcieat me bere «f the whig perry, im thie Btate He w | om the Usrrison and Taylor whig elostoral tic- | kote of Virginia, and proved himeelf, lu the public | | diseession between the orators of the two parties, | one of the ablest, best informed. and most eloqueat of the champions of Whig principles When « member | of the Virginia legislature, he ocoupled a high station | ass staterman and as a debater. fe lee member of the House of Ke | guste district Im 1841, and foo! Teputetion in that body, by hii | an orpauitetion of the House, after weeks 6 oto | end by » uniform ability, tact, el tevus bearing. Mr. hove yh TT, ema) moe of trust that he will sesept | a bi for w ‘most acceptable 4a it with ppoletment v0 fattert to the whigs of Virgin great honor to himeelf Staveny vs. Peeepom.—On the first day of the August term of the county court of Fauquier, Peter | Beason, e man of r, Was at his own instance, sold perpetual servitude. It appears that at the death of hie mistress, some years since, Peter was emancipated, in accordance with her lest will and testament. ‘The lawa of the State forbade his re- - jing within its limite more than twelve months the date of his manumission; but all the ties which rendered existence derirable, were intimately. connected with the place of his birth —all the as- rocialions of his youth were indissolubly connected With that spot; «0, after making a fair experiment of ell the blessings attendant upon freedom, he | finally, tmined upon the course he would pur- sue. He voluntarily appeared on the first day of the court, end entreated that he should be publicly | sold to the highest bidder. His request was com- plied with — Richmond (Va.) Time: Sept. Wi. oITy TRADE PORT. Bept 14—-6P. M. ‘The market for p ‘as lnmet ive with sales 6 bbls. at $0 12. Peeris were dull. with sales of be tock in the lorpeetion ware ae follows: —2.197 peregts ble pots, rd North River errived p . Braves sarcrre — Plow — There was good det Western and Stete flour, bot the weeps oft grader was emall, which cbecked cremations. ko 2 superfine. the inquiry was very active. firmer. The better grades were dull and he dian Wes bot plenty, and rather better | tlows of the day were $89.00 bul $3 625 © $3 874; No. 2 superfine old State and Western at if wo mmon round at $4024, new State at £4 68% lian. fresh grew tg $48 sour at Seay ie. fi meson at $5 874 Southern tour the eales were 1,000 bus pi a 7 110, ved dy inferior to fair red @outhern. at ako, showing an improvement of f three to ite conte per bushel, Bye war dull, sales comprived | will, of course, be sentenced to death at the sume | . A great crowd of itnees the solemn pro- | to be Beoretary, | 8,200 bus., at P55 @ TOo, The demand for Oat ‘Telegraphic Report. good, socpuens have improved, owing to the soanty Burva.o, Bept. 14, 1850. ounrly Lt 7 ao ade psa pod yet ‘The receipts during the past twenty-four hours huve Corn openea firm. but quiet, and closed chy atthe | been— Flour, 6.600 bbis.; wheat, 16.000 vus.; corn, none, inside rates. The sales foot up 12 000 bua, high and in Weeterp mixed. at 64 » 645; c., the latter for @ very ndrome sample of high mized There was no other a offered ley War wanted at 50 a 820 Canvies—Iu consequence of the coptiousd high price of crude sperm oil and the deficiency in the supply ot candle stock. causing « suspension of the ufacture of sperm candies for a tew mouths to come, there, has been a cule made of 2.000 boxes at an advance of about 2a cents per lb.. eny 428 44 conts A better inquiry existe for Weetern flour, both for home use and for the ex) trade. Sales have been made of 6.000 bbls. at $418 & $425 for Wisconsin. Ii the demand is only for prime psroels. which ar: the views of buyers. & Married, for sperm, and 47 a 60 for patent, with 4 months oredit, | In Paris. 5th of August, Manesr Asser, M.D, of the merket closing tru at our outside prices. Btockholm, to Bva:ixa Maxr, daughter of Dr 8. D. Coat.—The demand for anthracite continues ror Leap, U 8 Consul to Tunis. brisk wt the recent improvement A lot of 1600! On the 4th instant. at Preleighburgh, Canada Hast, the Rev Mr, Reed, Wasa M Partisox, of New ork city, to Maur, daughter of 8. Thulbut, Haq. drons Liverpool orrel soid, to arrive at $8 75, 4 mow. Corree.— For this article the market bas been very firm. and prices. if anything. tend upward The he of the day embraced G00 bags Laguayra at 11),; 200 Javea at 12% 56 Jamaica at 1 cts per ib. Cortes — re has been a moderate inquiry to-day, end the sales amount to about 500 bales, the market closing very Orm at the annexed quota Died, On Setuntow, morning. September 11th, Havar Dernen aged 1 year and 26 days, only ebild ot Deigeric! jd Charlotte D. Fie es of the family aro invited to attend bis tuneral from ne ckson and Water streets, on Sunday, 16:h tl o’clook P.M. His remains will be tak The friends and acquaint ompectful corner ot da Livenroot CLassmearion day morn! Mrs Ciasimoa Wizz, ms The frinds and also those of her brother, Jobn Hyer, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on €unday 00, the 16th tnat.. at 20’olock, from the residence of Mr. yee Hyer, No. 8 Allew street, without further imvita- u +e, ROD ity. im alt hes Prime Western live geese were t which 5,000 Ibe. were taken ‘There was no cod afloat, to-day, unsold.— ‘There was something doing to arrive; but particulars bave not transpired. The nominal price for ood. from nd hanes, was $2 50 a52 08%, There wage sale eotNo 3 mackerel, from secund hands, at private bargain Nothing doing in other Gecediptionat | Her- ring Were reported as in our last. Fre: Jotton was engaged fer Liverpool at 3s 6d.; and 3 bbls [four acl» l0sed : at the close. 2s. wae generally drinanded by versels. For grain. 54, was asked, and 17s 6d. to 205 tor dead weight. Rates to California were dull. and small engagements were mado at Ge. with rome small lots iu nots first class vea- sel. at 5c. To London, naval stores were engaged at ls 6d To moneton, fustic wos engaged at 17s, 6d.; end logwood at 22s. 64 Faurt —Banch raisins were selling. in «mall lots, * $2 80 m $2 87)6. A lot of 20 bbls currants sold at Te., Os ; prime old were held higher at the close, in aay sequence of the late: ot the crop. Sales have been MARITINE (NTELLIGENCE Port of New York, September 15, 1850, er Me tong bas seph o- we eis 4 otal, Mi I Ce Oued ete dam, & Ay doyle a Cor Trenton, Snow, N Riwell; Elizabeth Bruce, Fairdeld, fMovile, & warts, L & W Barohard: The: Ja, via Norfolk, ow ouche, JW Ml emok, Ds Marke, ie made, thix week. of 10 000 }bs old dried apples, for ex- oy Foes port, at 15s,¢.; and 180000 baskets peaches at 12 = i ‘De, tock of this article is greatly redaced. ik. have been 700 tons Patagonia g & Tice Of $1 per ton, Inciuced in the salvs of the week, were Ibs. commen bbort mized Buenos Ayres and Rio Grapde, at Ite. 17e.; aud 106 lbs. prime mixed Buenos Ayres, at 180 , 4 anil 6 noe. North river was quic 600. a 60¢., with saies les new and ola. The stock in thie market has reached 60 (KO, and with the prospect of large receipts in time, prices have fullen off considerably. Import wore vory firm, but dealers were equally 60. Lol ‘Maller | Lee t 8 Baltimore, jtateem if Sleight Baltimore, dohnsos a hiladeiphis, J Hana; Wm Matacey. do; d Traman, Tothill, Silas Wrigh Bs Young N raelis, Arrived. of Buenor Ayres find it difficult, at present, to obtain acflip Minnesota, Allon, Liverpos! Joly S0th, with mdse and l4c. for their stocks Sales we: vengers, to Will us james & Guiol ry oe Jon B, for this market, ef 14 600 Kic Sage, Hebron, from The P ontact the day previous w: y her eutwarer, ib boom and od pertootly tight, aad w "iG rleane, 2 “aug ith, witht jon at 133g¢ .8 months. sho per Ib ; these, with 1500 Porto Uabellos at He a 1lo., and 461 Ravenilies at f\o., as they rum, comprise the extent Of operations since our last. Liss — Tbe Freceipt« of ussian since our last, have been rather better. There was not much doing this week, though tho demand was tair, which supported the rates given by usin our former report, Of dew- rotted American, about 400 bales have been sold at $1120 $125 The snien besides were 60 tons Russion outshot at $197 50; 60 * 100 tons Russia common at ‘$200. from Flore, and $1% 6@ from wharf; 80 tons hu: sia hemp yarn at Oc, a ge. for firsts, am 83,0. for acconds. Hors. —The arrivals of new have been pretty fair while further ales of & bales of Western and Con- necticut river have been made at 18¢. a 20¢.; and 25 bales cld at Ivo. a 140, cash Inpro comUnued in demand, with rales of 60 coroons | Caraceas, 05 cases Madras, and 26 do, Manilia, on | terme not understood. gallant mast; she cod or Ber voy age to thie ‘arker, ow dea we _— Charleston, © pay with cotton Inow For Scotch pic the market was firm. and the Hondletee, $t Martins, 14 days, @emand good The fries, including a few huudred ‘ | toma have been nt ‘i, cash; and $20%. 6 Oo Eta A. Thomaston), Hall, Ferks Talend. 18 mouths, small lets bringing a little more; 100 tons Irish wrought scrap. supposed at $25, cash. Latins were in demand, with light receipts, ands firm ma) A lot of 150,000 sold at $1 37 = $1 60 per thovrand, cash 1 There was no decided change in the mar! while tales to the extent of 1,000 pigs English buve been msde at $4 37h, cash, at which the last sale of soft Bpenich was mace Lyatven.—The market was nearly bare of all de scriptions of sale Heavy and damaged was muoh wanted by the Southern and Western buyers here. | We look for better supplies next week from the tan- neries. Considerable rules have been made to arrive. Prices are very firm, ~ follows:- 230 & 2c. for oak sleughter, light weights; = & 22,0. for medium | do.; 190. a 2ic. for eo. for dry Ohio rT bark om Br), Vincent, Bt aie de r. \, Wopeail yard, Jost main staysail, a of everyibing movcalle; bas vem acven vessels mroreor lens Seb: ims bled; 7th inst, George Aegan, seaman, native land 3 peers. Rr Helene Hp cm, Charlestcn, 10 daye, with cotton, te pty Cape, He Hellen. Mier Sdays. L hi oak; lye a 16}0 tor aioek sate. | bt weights; | Sloop Red scr 'Brockbaven. | 16sse = 160 for medium do.; le a isis for heavy | Blrop Samer LLoug. Backer, Providewee, Si as alte for good damaged do., and 100. @ Ale. Below. or poor do 1 ad 2 rigs. Lime.—Rockiand was leer aud much wanted ar ere ee. rk ¥ 4 Americs (i; Gor, yo cadtat Div sad Americn (Rpm), Amovareeet et Caba ot ‘The rteamer Southerner, for Charleston, did not sall on Batorday, brs will esilas9y aM, this (Sunday) morgins Wind during the pert seamechered NE we NW. ©clegraphic bie Marine Me TBO RB, PP, Mu axe Edmund Dwight, Bess wchr 8 C New Onceams, Sept 6. Nonrou, Sept ‘Comm at Wo a S5e, for common, am $1 15 for lamp, uiet. but firm, to day. 60 bhds Cubs, at 250 The ge for all descriptions was nominally the same as (hat Siren a few dsys ago. | Nava: Sronrs.To-day @ rele was made of 36 bbls. Wilwing'on common rosim at $125 ‘its turpentine war brid firmly at Sue. cash. Other articles were wbout the sane On. Cane —We ncticed a sale of 100 tons thin oblong, at $25, cab Own —The sales Le | Fee to day are about rs gelonr, at uneban, tee. Selected whale bri Prasren Pani. oop was a moderate seatie tet rT Nove Scotle, with sales of 360 tons blue, delivered the North River at $2 Arrived—Ship Southerner, NYork. jor tons white, for me down ‘vessel was econ off the Capes yesterday in tow senivet-—Beig Van Couvert, NYork; echt Oscar Jones, N Hg prime at $6 8 $0; cut meats were éteady, but ard was in active req rales of 350 it 6% @ To. for fair to prime. at previous Rood arrives very sparingly, end with a good prices are yo RS ied fore ie of 00 bales Tryeste wns Tath Brig Woasbington, of aad from Philadeiphie for Ma- ‘vena, is below, dismaated. Bavaxvan, Soped. Arrived—Ship Cotembia, NYork. sa il abSoer ihe each nang? oe eure y 74 J7¥b inet, perp e wa Coloma, she Fiieamerg Sow York, for Rio Janoiro, will ing Room, (67 achauge), on Bi ye our lant we have heard of mo sales worth reporting ‘The lot of 6% casks noticed in this | morping’s paper, turned out to be wearily and j mounds, ure sale a = of I8%0. per to ows whi the | $3,976. instead of $3 58 area rey Sait.— The only sale we bave to record was one of | % GO sacks Liverpool fine, supposed at about former ures, | rene —Of rough fax anlw bare been made of 300 bus. | Tuseday, Maun inves at Ide clocks ee Ss m cas be pre-paid ab the above céiee (0 any "Fas steve Letter Bags are also st Kenyen's, 91 Wall street Herald Marine 4 Clover wore quiet, Kveanrown, Seps il Reeves, Philadelphia. Fales compriced 109,000, at $18, and 306,000 pripeipe, at private bargai Gains — The traneactions compriced 4000 Cursecon | gomt mt 63.0540. ; 25 bales Buenos Ayres p, 28 | Ibs. at 300. 6 months, and 1600 Angostura deer, in | bad order. ate bara: Ship Maria: schre BE Reeves, Texas, Fountala, ney White, and Bnorg Ived--Rehre Bon) Doweias, NYork, brig Aweebyat 11din, Greenport; T Bene di: % Lee ' 9, Marball, Cnarteston, 8 C: writ pit thoy ah steady request, with tales of 120 bhde #6 | and 100 bas browo Havens ‘There has been & culo made of 100 bags Pa- tame at 6 mos Tras — There has been no altoration in the market this week, the dei the exception of come eof th high: ent grades of gre: het vold at foll prices, The competition was vecy spirited. ond showed that a wide. epread demand preva tn the ne Ighboing cities ne ot ane Conjetn of thes (a. w laa ‘of there more, dobn snes well asim our own The perticulnre were as follows — | ~ " rman, Inte Tmported In ship Elizabeth Klien Ae Term: months. | ce Naek Poinsenths that the rua a aetge sansreea vung 200—80 half chests 47¢ ; Odo. 4040; 26do, | Bick at, 11th, 4. She miseod ctaye, e. i 18 do, ; a do., Myo, 56 do, | bat immediately alter preceeded down the bay. S8e.; 299 6 do. ; . | abate Aveta, Lewis, Philadelphia from Bt Kitts, ow 7 ie} do, 86 be ; 66 do commencing do ie, % npowder iv bai ite | 4 it calle, loot quarter bos do, We. Gunpowder —19 halt chest 22 40 ate: a, do. 4% do., 420; 17 do, No. Im: | BP Sa soeuee, eek po Phuledelphia, disabled in tne pera Fbetd obuotn bbe ie do. 450. Hiyeon Sixin | falect TH inst, wad nes 0 British vesoel the belongs to Wis- WB chest, 8856; 40 do, Stic , 118 do, Bas FB Wilmington, NC, for 39 do. 28 ; Sb do. 28. Ningyong Powe | mu fy all ber crew sick Alf chests, Sie; 17 do, Bic. Ni -| oun tone a ee be hippest, ae ohe i obeees, B346.; 108 do Till preeeed j 287 do 143 do, We ; 22 hone | Sewn Mew do 430 ‘Gclone $2 helt chests, 260. 45 de. dio. | York. put inte Oolong Sencmene - 8 half chests. 4440 « Tattow. —There wae no sitrration in the market, Prime rold to the extent of 8.0u ibe at Th ¢ cach. Tin wae not very setive. A sele of 100 slabs was | made at 17 o,cash | Tonaceo — We amnex the particulars of the transac. thope wit in the past riz daze 1000 hbds. Kentuoky tobacco. 6c. & Se; 300 do Virginia, 64¢ a eke T do. Ohio, 10i¢6.; 96 85 do. Cubs, 194 0.; yh from Rookiand for gt wit, with love of hed. Ales lost small ralwarks, ote, havieg expe= kat Sewn Frasxtev, Treworcy, {rom Thomaston for N York, fervved at Newport 12th ines. Novhing ie said of ber bel 4 wa} sel which wae of Be. wae Bmey 4 i Lown, Thoma re | 1ly do, Maryland, 440 a6 %\o ; nee Saggy Vn partiine, Wrisay sphere was lee activity in the market for thir article Sst atate; bs rest ‘The sales are only 40 bdie prison and 100 hhde Drudge at 266, time, with inte. ~The ie OR — rath ye part of boldere orelge qual been 10.000 Ibs. low grade teen eater, from New York abowt 2th fer ms! pet inte Ne stork 1th Brown, Des lsticn ati, of Stonington, sperm. unwashed, Oo, a LOKo ; Ayres. tarry, 15e le rates. + of or tL inst, lat 6 3, be ot anes 8, exchanged BLA on he 1th ben John Colby ult, Mian 382, lon | STOCK SARS. Peer scene 4p. SH $100 do ote 14 vp Foreign Ports. Canes, 42h bone tary Sb 3h Sire pest oe beak oe sehen dere h—Medinrs, Crosby, for Boston, with leas of i is ih ks ree Syeskte Rank uw "4 Ne Railroad 71); aa 2. LJ aye. NKALTAR, Aug 3—Ship Sooloo, from the coast of Guinea, ite viously reported dieg pel wa clo, bus dustiuation nanan) ogre Medora, ames. Sh Soha, NB. Vide satan hens ane echt bir Brony “oy N ys eaciaiprialan Warts, avg ciate otters Linsokin, Zante. 4 gedter Nf crat are vid Nick i hick, hi ies or lpbia; doh Welsh, m talload ter Becton z rrie =. “soe Ba yhoo amy oe rm 10; Jose] rham, (from Lith), do do. Martha Worthington, P: from and for de arr 18th; Marshall. Taylor, to a for @ port in U 8, ldg; sobre Sequine, Uillert,and 3 H Tow: eud, Turner, to load for N York: o! port, a bei e pehroner, the latter supposed the Cabot. from Nork.— ‘There ation, by bad weather, ele” Ne onch fieht would be reccect. cael ater and no vessel would probably leeve or the United Letore that wire Aug 16, (latest date)—Steamer Gen Z Taylor, iron (iro fers Ina) Californiacana noc im porte Hie, g 11—Sohr Porpoise, ane 2sid ‘Ginnie Shipman, Zante; ie mings iy are rR ry Balti pres (aad 6 te Leet me h Eliem, York, Antigua. a scons Sani Nereus, Masury, for Boston, ce TNT i'angus, oe rs or! ey ‘Aug at -art gobr J LA, Jeune, Nock. Bouvens, ‘Aug 2i—8id Arkansas, NOrloans, (before re~ OE esmo Aus 1s—Barhs Chilton, Whiting fom Messina, juat arr for 'N York, 1 2a r irown, for ‘on, same evenings brig Tore, Berry, Tor NYork, ag in quar~ One, man. Aug 30,9 A M~Of, sip St George, Sloane, 7 fo Manama yang Y= ate Asalin, Savage, Mareal engine pelivr Washington, Bur 1, for ined several days for ri ".. The engineer had died of yellow fer ta, Purdy, NYork; Sept 31, via ready Daven sole “it ik Jane E or Williams, Masson, for N York, ot c= with the tia fost of te of Sane sonst. ‘parage, Basing peers sot ATLANTIC will suceced the bor 12th. As purisg greene )vornmen! their toed ee tsoaial or jameusnna bs bak ek sae Fo Se aly * sywakp x STATES Mall, STEAMER i oh ge sapescaitge ships compoging 1 Cape. West, "ae 6 capt. Lae ay, Grafton. rest sty Men 7 Sin ‘cont — % fousure, wre, ond cid mA bea nena aoe derinct ie. genes anny Ait pf Moe Bonu te an of rh by haben N'cr Feeeree Bers saat ay Southampton.~"The ompaoy. Por Bavre sui Seuthampton.— Mail’ Sconmehtp KLIN, 220) tons Seeman wan Way eee wines ia tes cau rat cakes oe ile, sri, Une are Sh. STEAM NAYIG. TOK rotten, from Now ‘York op the 6th October, leaving Havre east ‘the Ist No~ vember, touching at Cowes to Jad a8 pesaine the mails em@ For freight, cary M RTIMER 7 henge vs will be ae 4 followed by the Ht sora FoR BAVRE.—SECOND LIN&.—THE FOb- at 34—Drix buy Aun, Jameson, tor NYork Ho fenit Sika ae tame eng aceite state dee Meta Rte ig A 3 ris Symintn, Lawrence, ant warm, Be or Mt a males Lene oe eet hut woe borin. Fer ioe. Ship 87. DENTS, ian. 1 iad §: Prenue Mig, Aug 21—Sohr maa Goven's diving ae. i} sae i yes vt of the is! Alonso Follansbec, master. — Bept. 2 te rh <tc fuente toed fo domry he at orem, | Ship ST. NICHOLAS, Fob. 16 ia hy la Kin. pope Bs tone burthen. Janet ely 16 fade, Cotond foc N Yorks the. % N. W. Evoloigh, master. or. Seda, Debut being in ballast, probably gov of Sbip BALTIMORE, March 1 April 1 inj 70b tous burthen. daly ake a wanes ‘Ang 31—Urigs Charlotte, of Halifas, RD. Cons, master. Nov. Dos. f ¥i ~po = for poe Viotori: ATELL, (new) April 1 18 U, read: E ot (at) ark Praukiiiyof Port Sohn Willard, tastce. ent Jan. i6 De 108 ., aan Boston, rr Diisa, divi, for ow York, Avg 20—8id bark Ormanli, Gar Va Avg 12—Bark J 4 Thompsor Sap Praneinco, to bail om ber return nextday. ¢ eid 3u for Alba. =, Sept Li—arr sehr Oregon, Boston. Cid sohr Plan- Harwsra, Gocdwin, Manssuilla, (see miscell jt M by, NOzleans; William, Bailey, Paslecelp’ cai ne Ls Hele (eee misvell); brige Trenton, Spra x (Br) Jack, Glaegow. (nee miscell}: Emily, Serene! . Liverpool: Gallio, Brown Phung Balowia, omery, Nyon 8 snag Soude soy Aviqueta, Wa Mt ; Met ent’ ey A Aon PvS or Avevera, Sept 6—Arr — Advent, Kimball, NYork, (but Ri Phnindel! NY. 4 . Cid thip Ovaehy ieee terns 4 for rige Com: fioow, Siual and a’ mkt; Leml Peters, Peters, ol Rishar Wil- ington, NO: hilasehjosa: ‘Tillett, Cratired, Tork ss rs ra, Blanchard, Baltimore; 5 ay ihe are brine C ay ne. Cook, fan Jaan de Ins Remedios; "hi ie af omas, Pi Gta Faward, Dos iste e}pliias Chas or H for & bar! Biate St Dem Gharks berks Lacrvig, Halifax, Mersenze (not Tth ), Wan verer, fille Buran Sovie, for = » sae St pigh oo bark ay State, Porm Wasarrmon by Se t are ‘sobre Panthea, hie i ld eebr Bi if, | ach Harp, Gibbs, Bi rige Ju Kictton, Jn; Penguin (ir), tehr Harp, Waite, ‘Din, n Wont In vt ce + Hen Awoe Bajtiord, Teague, NY Tith— aire weber Pete Rise, See Beceh, on ‘Sid ch, ooh Me ats att eehe Mogul or pera tet cen eee r Ld o Me io Barr, MAcniAs, Sepe §—Bid bs ig Citiaen, bre a har kobiuason. pe ie toi ‘eigen 60b xy, for W ‘ee fas bowdouee ai Toten, os. a ey, tinh ne wehr mes p Bisceve, briae janctester, for New Or! | bury port stcod to sea this afterneve bo" re = board My Hattie sh => a aré being perform: th ecapate! carpen Sroseeney bterials 48 bend, Santo Ay = i) take van teat ai i on Mor. a) om 7, Om AR ant Jobn, srr Geo Warren, do. — jen- Si Joba, NB. bid Lou wis, Philadelphia, Sid 2th, ae port, brig Micmac, from 8t Mar- from in j barks Jessie, port, doe} Rept aan. sobrs Madagasear, Philadelphia; 2 Ana, Hopkins, NYork. C14 12h, brige Sikes, Vi Waa sate ora praia, See, Ti Yo oorter, N York. constwise. irown, NYerk; a hr Mir Baltimore, (split Bey 4 ase sche Minerva, Balst onl the 1 that she Siete Democrat Be Berry, from Now Froaklin Ran dwich for Pliledel Knig hn Providence fer Albany: J on. c videner fer a York: Roni hwond, ow B Bept 12--Sid an ele, Fuiscgipnn, FY Rasrece rt, & rey yt cord Sudelk, Vay ea ‘Sueae, Wet, § NYerk, |, N Yor! febocn, yerks Isabella Williams, New ¥ hi Reane ia iew ry MRoston, Corson, N. res Kndicott, i: + Ptiledel~ ie soon, de mip eis Ba, Vege te ia ot Bangor, it, Join dam eit‘ a ee el ‘ B Gibeon, Baker, Al~ ppl Yoru, M i. jelow, Seene, ten, Bie 4, wobre Tavern, Mire jonarch, Davis, Rew Berry, BV ork, Merquis, Kileworth, ae. tafe Or0 Washe Mork S Bradiacrey aos New Oger, New Tak Bawari Woeoston, . (hd, Ang 1th, Bremen bark Ame- rs i a a Yor ‘eS otye, Ver Th. Sepe si FT raat tapas te id bark I ron Tar Kelly, NYork, set sehr @ Bangor, Phitadetphia, 81d brig and & market. h, NYork. ake ingor end indy, aer, L Novilio, gla. and Pak , Balleck; Senate, — , 20 fe saat anay set engers A Livenroot—Ghip Minnersts—Mr Con } J Coppinger, Master Nicholas Co e. New Os name ate Torgnte— tre Tarebe mu “ship New York—Miee it Bert Zin the Reerege Chart reron—Bark Baward—Me€reen, Mrs Bewy, aw my je ane Boe Joba Dawson--J MeLeas, J McLeod, “ye ist Lessee zee, o* RERT OUR | 8 Deptt. — Dk pe LAN RY, eters et lore, cauned by y , vin Neckorusl chisstona, cominel weaker. ceatial fet ca perary. cy imped «en rh ecaer 12—In the river, ‘ x4, tert {Old shine Wabash, Johnston, vatsreeei haat eet Dhara: albas y. a ‘were. Pitev ae trig Lees BCarver » . New| ‘. Now Bettord fer New y Besrons | $a. sete ee ae | ‘ork; Cleo= aie Lu v erres, share, elem tt “ares, Late Bleek, 4 Terns ot Bis igworth), Adele Towte, 98 Kitts: entre Cise@e, sion fcve from Born et e tk Sept 12—Arr barks Wagram, Boe. Rolomee and in’ th all requisite icles for th ded b; 100, Snead ut those actually ineurred. NCKEN, Agonta, 161 Poari oth are all, trae clase Kew York built shipe, provides Will ‘bo forwarded, ‘will ‘dsepaveh t ech Hy" fade, Seats enging 10, on Thureday, Bepvember 20th, ot sea tame from the picr, foot of a wy ER Past Tad inueruediale perso ‘rea em connocti ai Panama me will x. ce eaege! oom vont beyond the usual ‘The books are wWopen, and passage Can be secured at the weet rater m borth... . Bistice s forth, forward salooe Bieerage berth, found bed and separate tact ord ofers’ a extresedinasy 18 | Car Si? | ingai Rio Sensi area ‘corner of Wrarves, | Fonte Captain Mayo FROM NEW YORK TO CRACKS, 70s. » See. per oubio foot, eres iJ reecive their ber srrival at Fie MGs cleas betas oF paseago, Dany, 277 Weet streot, corner ‘to ehi rh bis tors of Ml, td Iaing "a itimore on! Aeuperior verte an er, newly cuppered See for 209; ewer sale een, ehi scionth cot iy 20 ays mas tol pe eatin, $300; 1 OF passe Price of pasenge ii ine are Do. mee, in the seosed satin, MER FOR Cd fit doubie t. James Faas Sia! first October port pty zach ask fontiare, cates take Dn Tad eis, an Da Liga | ew fnememt; ev 0, tim ended erpecially for tne iearrieds Lempiating arringe. st \t ditclonee {uperisad secrets which snvahd Oe wows to thew pariienlarly vee hie preetice can cure B. CLOVER 18 nicotene cae. eee sternal tnd “ther diseame ta dalle iz geeks af ohip’é teokioe (eamen Fac ensete a, “ti aoe ean iieara) 3a Tee WARD & SON, 24 Broadway, N. Fe ae aps if eyo a ROUT a tok nas Pye eee 4 Wpl coipaning oie Trew Pier “4 & D. LE ie ieecies f catignmentn a Coors, 16 DUANE ‘STRERT, mAs, rom ram moet serraveted isenee, idee romeved in bros trea” A perfeotoure, or ne “DITEE- td MARRIED wo As ‘s Private MED i Dr, A.M. tines ooo of Macriceas, Professor . oe those whore bewith couse, sympromn and tbe mest mont heh’ her ors lose! te Lees. ( Batract of s beter ton A pomtioman in Dayton, y ard free teem shen Tolle " aBurcsa my te = 00 ore Prospect “bend frev'et and rome important Sdvice te the married or wi Pp" cation, ja ene day mode of tree No foe till care err 1s 1524, New York Davros, May werner —My wife has boon perceptibly vin JOOre OF more, in conse suffering sore onthe vafere saccomive one more {te pages i iseovery of aried to my wit copeuived & * iat for thi in lees, more full: ju the feeript of $1 postage, to any reamed 1 the Umited 8 J be ad Biatea, All 0 128 Li Powe re sity. OM Ay BOOK! tty street, ond way. VIGORATING CORDIAL, THE covered for seminal weaknoas «1 getpetin for. nerves, paused by t seoret habit ved. $3 per bottle--two thes $5-— wi rein te} ease. te sth: < ‘ie, dan L—? ie cordiat neelt: oe deat ot Aa. weegnatied hy any other in A: ORee, OF Limeward eleeet near Comming Comele Pottodual (ile aad Deeps OL svemedy certain mode of eure, im every complaine Ohie.d 1, baz. hing for sence of ber great aa ing her com the ya= we ‘etervon, te Chestout saree. ‘phiise cony will be frynamitted by mait sere wom jicaac, ONL ™ 900) aye at