The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1850, Page 8

| emer yg Yel pt Oho Yam Beare g Venderren a ‘corhies ‘om Heedar Vea Daal iexitie 2 ‘alher & Porter aiker dea ae — Walter Benj. Welker Hon Weeden Sea Welk’ 338 jarner Wi ca WarrdL Watson Abraham Wathine PF. Wray & ditties Wateon Geo W Watson Jona Ward & Hicgine SEH. fae a Rev Ht Hise- Weeden John Whelea Thoe Webb Daal 3B Worton Mev Sulll- Woes 4 Gee van he Jobe Wright Wm B zrrogign Fier jo} aH Simon W ‘sitham Joba Williams Virgil Williame Chas T White Richard White Thos Whied Whittle Chas Whiteman Geo wi Bante Zewell at bil Weoat use John—2 Wood D ood ‘Woodbury Pof W Woods Jas Wood Joba fork k Wright Stop A Wylie James—2 Woloett Arthur H Woodsury y Woodman Jabes Wood Henry A y¥ Woodard Wa M Young Bben 5 Young Wm YaterB Yearsen Jos Yerpe Bosry Yaliales Chas H i st ZibleyJ F Zoller Abi ‘Zits Mr, Rector ley E he Aeon. NEWS iY THE MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence. Wasminoron, Dee. 7, 1850. The Products and Manufactwres of this Country— Yosmg of the Transfer Books of Stock at the Treasw y—The Revision of the Bounty Land Law—Preporations for Jenny Land, §c. ‘The following table exbibits the value of the exports of the growth, produce and manufacture of the United States, during the year commencing July 1, 1849, and ending June 30, 1850:— KXFORTS CF DON PRODUCE AND MaNUractuRR, DURING THE YEAR ENDING ON THE SOrH OF suNR, 1850 Products of the Sea Ol sperm . ° ‘Whale and 0! Whalebone Bperm candies... 2. Dried, omoked end pickled fish $2,824,818 Products ef the Forests Staves, sbingles. boards, bewn timber, and ther lumber........+.. $2544 906 q spar aacane Oak ba: other dye wood.. 205771 Manufactures of wood... ......1,048,752 $4751 538 Ter, pitch. rosin, and turpentine, $1,142 713 Ashes, pot and pearl... 672 870 Bins end furs, 552 466 Gineerg...... 122 916 190.965 7,442,503 Products of Agriculture. Beef, tallow. bides, horned cattle $1,605 608 Butter ard cheese see 1,216 463 Pork, bacen, lard. 7 680,287 Horses and mules... 13 494 Bheep..... 16 763 Wool. ... 22178 Wheat. bush. Sent 643.745 Piovr. this. . 448 7.00% 570 Indian corn. bush. . .6690v2 8.842.193 Indian meal bois 269 442 760.611 Rye meal. bbls. . 68 G08 216.076 Rice, tie P Rhye. eats, and pu Ship's bri Potatoes, Appl Cotton. §. Islands, Ibe + Uplanes di 1. $71 984,616 Leat tobacco. hha 9 41 023 All other agricultural products 153.366 $82 088,004 103,459,740 Manufactured Articies Cottons, printed and colored sal upcolore¢..... All other manufact Iron, pig, bar and nails, # GOING 0% 45 0008 AM manutactures of.. 0... LOTT. 192 $1911 820 6.645.744 All other manutactured articles . 8,495,041 ese-eeees B8740- $167 000 + Oly. 78 108 107,018 349,211 : 2.046 679 produce net specified. . .. ‘ 619.650 Total value of domestic exports... ... .$136.946.912 The exports for the ye vious amounted to 132,606,955, In the ericie of cotton I find there ison increase this year of $71 984 616, te $66,396,- D67 u (of mannfactared cotton aslight decrease--84,731 421 this vear, to $4,933,129 the previous yeor lew. thie year, $1,911,320, to $1,096,172 the year previous la coal there ap pears to have been a very large increase, sho Ing $167,090 this year, to $40,899 the previous year, Gola und silver cow, this year, $2,046,679, to $956,574 in 1849 The transter books of Unved States stock close atthe Treesury De the firet diye of Ju of each yeer, and remain ¢ be year previc , d for one moot M each time, for the purpose ¢ ing balanced an the interest paid off Ucder this arrangement the becks closed on the first instant, and will reram clered til the firt of January. The motion whch wee made on Toureday, in the Hover, to epyoint « comuaities to enquire as to What eltereione are nece y to be mede in the Bounty Land Low of lest ee sion, in order to facie litate the vssne of the poten ®, ¥ gary one. Cader the pree 6 Office. there is no che iseved for mouth cer the dee thet po trer issued The easet ve the transfer of prrpase of eu to the ® aim ne Ot the ® led us depreei tale pela th ant to pay cosh wents, to eeonre the latrer for oh . wi the necessary pers TERCY t le the law will be Bo emcee t ‘ wf ras | the M ni i that « provisiou t greedy issuing of re prowersnigg TA he Natronat Theatre to ¢ ence of the betld er the model of Halt and will me | yeaence on Satur Messrs Ree Iding, withont 4 be Mies Lind’s conerite, is bid he of s here, | tot wi ne " f entlemena more populareyen Ne It ia to be be ped Ce work in ear. nest rext week = The w i he a short one indeed, for :H the brsir e. if any more time is wasted = After Wimake it my | business to notier the © £ ther lemen | who, on Thursdays, miov sramenta over till the foile« Moerday he case thie week Wacure voy, Dee. 7, 1850 Close of she Firat Wees of the Session—The Negro yeti on The first week of the ees: two hoveee with the adjeursn satiefactory. It bas ecures! Orgamization, but it has de. dition of temper in the H Harmony seems to preve Southern ultras look dubiene, but are silent) North- em polbhers eppear te 1 the heat humor in the world, i nd quite rendy t vote wm the public busi- news. No yn 0%, nO notices, no alk Jusions to the tnflammetic fwavery question, have been made it is # matirr of wonder that the Fae ive law should have paced wivhout even a side- for four daye afier thy meeting of Congress. But we are not certam of thix etate of peace from one werk’s end te encther South Carolina, ac- to ovr last recounts, will recommend im- mediate secession ; and ‘he tresconable law late! paseed by the Verm: nt legislature, afforde, at lenat, @ pretext for the woret extremity of mutiny. It 8 not even certain, though her members are re- . which closed in the ston Thursday, is efieeted a complete | ped w very good con- + sid inthe Senate. oan unexpected degree. | citizens of rene: The message of the Seroencn a Viegisie. ‘the 3 ast ea the North and South) is worthy of coa- sideration. The people of Virginia are attached to bo Union, under the aranenen of Se emt, . Bordering upon Pennsylvania an 5 ing sway of slaves, the fegitvetow te f sepstial awa! aves, itive law cl Tait ay Every slave reclaimed under | it is a security forthe rest ; every one that escapes, en- coure, perhaps a dozen others to attempt it. ery many southern javes we cu rious ideas of northern liberty to the black men; and very ex: rated notions of the favor and folly with which he is regarded in the North. Plenty of easy work, high wages, the right to vote, with even the privilege of intermar- Ht the whites, are among the exaggerated blessings attending the black man in the Northern States. The African is constitutionally lazy—-asy work and high wa are irresistible temptations to him. If two or three days labor in the week tupport him in the North as comfortably as six days with his southern fmaster, he will be apt, with a fair chance, to abscond { His sagacity and foresight are limited. He does not choose always to take probable sickness, end okt age into the ac- count. The decrepid and old es, even with the fairest prospect of escape, have sense enough to know they are en expense to the mester, and that he is bound to support them. They remain. It is the able bodied aad valuable slaves that are fugitives. The conve- niences of slipping from Virgiuia, under cover ot the night, into Ohio and Peunsylvania, and the facilines aflorded for shelter and escape, make the Fugitive law a practical measure of the hizhest importance to Virginia. Its fiithful observance will save her thousands of dotlars in value. Its non- observance will necessanly incline her to co- operate with South Caroling, in secession or re- talintion. The Governor’s message recommends retaliation in meaeures of practical von-intereourse, which, if they go on, will amount to the same thing as direct secession, in the end—the dissolu- tion of the Union Willa dissolution ef the Union give greater se curity to soutbern elives? Propadly not. But eouthern politicians, in a separate confederacy, count upon treaty stipulations which wiil give ample security, in exchange tor commercial privi- leges. However absurd or impracticanie such estimates, they show that the subject has been taken into wccount; and that there is something ominous in it when dissolution is thas consuited as a matter of business. We have shown, however. the importance of the Fugitive law to Virginia and the border slave States To the cotton States it is of no great practical value. Slaves very se'dom uitempt to escape Nort from Alabame or Georgia Yet the faithful adherence to the law by the northern States is of vital importance to the whole South, asa test of the fidelity of the North to the constivutional guar- rantees of ssuthern slavery. If this clause of the constitution is disregarded and wulbfied, there is no security to slavery ia the Union The object of the law was more to test northern honesty, than to secure fugitive slaves, There were southera men advocating it, who expected that it would be scouted, yet udvocated its passage asa test, ead as likely to afiord a direct provocation for secession ia northern resistance. The paremovnt importance of the Fagitive act, and of its faithful observance, are thus msnifest and conclusive of the dunger of bad faith Hence the wise reeolutions among the leadisg men of both parties, in both houses, not to touch it, and not to Save ittouched. The suggestion of the Presi- dent’s messoge is, doubtless, with the full consent of Mr. Webster, to the same end. The President did not personally epprove the stringency of the law; but stringent only according to the constitution, his duty aud his conscience go together to sustwin it he constitution several States. If orth cannot #dhere to their agreement, to it—there is provoc ition to quit a ch isfalse torts solemn pledges— it is the provocation which many influential south- em men expected, sought, and desired. Now let us have a flood of northern petitions and resolu- tions egainst the Fugitive act brooght inte the Houee or the Senate, and from the fact that this lew is the test question between the North and South, we may anticipate an ugly re-agitation We confess that we are afreid of it—we fear that the present excellent temper of Congress is decep- tive. It is not the firet week of the session, nor the recoud, which determines its results The Christmas holidays uniformly pars by betore any- thing is dene in the way of the actual business of the s-ssion. We are satisiied that the wullifiers have not ebandoned their design of mischief; and we fear that quite soon enouvh they will open the whole broad question of slavery, nullification, and distnion. is & compect between the the Letter from the Hon, J. R. Polnsett, on the Great Question of the Day. We find the following lever troa the Hoa. J. R. Poinsett, Secretary of the Navy dunmog the ad- ministration of General Jacksoo, in the Charleston Courier of the Sth inst. Coming, as it docs, from South Carolina, and at the same time such a dis- tinguished source, it will be perused with the greatest interest by all who desire the preservation of this mighty confederecy:— Crancestor, & C, Dee 4, 1850 Fellow Citizens:-—My object in ude g you inthis crisis of our affairs, will eearcely be misunderstood. I em @ Carolizian by birth and principle, and all Lowa in the world is vested fp landy aud wegroce mon interest, then, in the question before the country, and aright torxprees my viewsund opimions Labould . however, have departed from my determination to abetain trom taking part in politics iff had not lately +d vnus observing the conduct jade at the North toour inetitations; and if perceived. from the tepor of the speeckes published ia the State that the : ubject i* not fully understood in South ¢ and writings have tended Jo (he feelings of serae wnd to al the fears of cthers among our fillow eit cus of the North Many hows ver, among them. have regarded these oat burets of passion without re-entm-nt, and hare bled together, In vart meetings. to teatiiy their devo. tien toe the Uniow and thir frm determigation to maintain the laws ef the country. Ov one of Chese oo costope, On my parrage through Phileaelp rolicited to be prer cocdings, ard bee ert teelings tow effecting cur propert I resicted the impot thin thetr y humerous friends ake part in the pro ue a Uaroliaian. I desired 4 Uarolima. from my there, because | did Bot o to peak to my fellow ett own bome among them. L cid not wiah to appent to | reluke the winds end #averof our aplosted gra trom ® tabore. ottt reverved my eilorts to calm them tprn awe men whe ® Justioe to th New York, i fladele yy, that they were motives, abd t agbout. evinced most praiseworthy peal nui pa riotiom [ain pe futimately neq uoint-a web many o! thom they will mature he utmost the seat bty ibey eapre need on the appemet Oa an by the eniighteved p aay, everywhere, Ther ere pow Kouw. be. | eoure they are trganized \ aod trem the period of tbe fire when a emellergeviard faction delo, * in bined. to ower exercised by @ faction of the Terbot dey, we all cigarived wed wv pecple, however inag cumber and che r ¢ admistion via ip een and r presented to be the rte. sud the adoption ot that clause of ber comstitutin excluding slaves, the freatest outrere commitred upon cur rights [say potbing of the irregularity of the f Calter chs. beewune Lfimiy believe thal if the eleus above sliuded to bed Leen omr te t mplaint of toe con tion being viclated in ‘he 4 hee aduteton wld have procerded from the Nerly, rather than theBowh But t think et fa thee d tor the he exela na] ihated. South, to the jmper wherese ft ator felivge of the ¢ ther The mixefon ' ] ' ve'iomt be bore fen of bo we «fF ‘ The e every where im thi cou eye have revolted at the ue ed for) ‘ be general government. 1 have teen ano « ened emt grants trom \ their fo white nepiees em ploy air the reaeon ene ty corm thet iftbey atrempted t tra why thes it ie e gree’ mie k , ‘option of that er Tory oneieted only o tere. and of tbe simpte SB igncrant eowquercd peogt aliforpis ep d with unexemp ? and the inhebi. tente were itm an ' lostriows and en. ire cities fo pamber, walifed ie chew + a comstit ation Ube me eelves duet, wt nt was eV the admizy dwcit ppow with pride by be Ihave socom: i fF i a ' i outrage complained of, is the adjust- ot Texas I will not proloog this Lx 4 y your time by a: & the question of validity of the boundary claimed by Texas. but content myrelf with stating my belief thet if Mr Madison bad i riti-h at Biadensbur Soryane ot Me od @ tres = F £ portion of our country jeot of offering $10,006 000 to Texan not what it has been represented, but to vent @ civil war otherwi: o—e war, inthe course of which New Mexioo would have been orushed by the superior forces of ‘Texas, or government have interter-d to protect that itory. alternatives to be deprecated by every Amori- can WhO respects the constitution. and loves justice It was pot made by the President but by # law of Congress; if Texas voluntarily chooses to com tfu) title and to accept + offer ie is measure is charactorized ax advancing abolition, For my own part, I think the scenes we have #9 often wit- neesed in Washirgton and ro often heard severel; Damed by both Northern and Southern won. teade: much more to advance abolition than the psstage of this law. It is certainly to be lamented that the belanoe of between the el ‘en free States could not deem maintained in the Sena! We have str: gied for it in vain It is with States as with ind! viduals, Equality of strength or of fortune evn be maintained by eltber; but this is no legtti cause of atrife or revolution And yet we w told that the remedy of these evils ix to be sought for in revolution—for what i: secession but re yojution? I« the right of secession to be found im the covrtitution? It existed [ grant. a sder the (1d confederacy, for that was s league but the Joa stitution was framed ard adopted after solemn deli- Deration, to form a more perfect unton of the States, ‘The fir time we ever brard of the right of soos as during the proceedings of tbe Hartford Jon, and at that period no people raneived joctrine with more indiynstion and coatempt then fourselvee. In tact. if any State postea-ed the power to secede from the Union whenever it thought proper to do 60, our constitution would be a mook- ery, and our boasted srength ax a grant wna power- ful pation would be derpired by foreign powers It is true if Virgivia, North Carolina Tennessee Soath Ua- rolina, Georgia Alabama. Lovisiana Florida, Mississip. piand Texee were to form a confed- racy and agree to recede, there might be no opposition for a time wan Bot of those 8’ ates form bot thy ewtrance and portico t edifice reared in the west flow long nbabitante of that mighty atractutte endure uffer if their ingress and Would they the privations they mnst egrets were in the bands of foreigners? permit Louisiana to be the ally of pewersthat might occupy New Orleans the internal commerce of the Mississippi valley? think not. No line can be drawn that will potinvolve questions of boundary and right, only to be settled by the last Sapeat, and thir country would soon exhibit the miserable aspeot of the Spauish Ameri/an States Berides such a confederacy would present mo barrier against the attacks of the xbolitioutsta of all the world, The sympathies of civilized Rurope are ageinet our institutions. and if they be not protested by the constitution and the much despised Uni our ver would not be worth ten years’ purchsee. In woh a contediracy, bow many cnuses of dissontent would cecur! Mow could we with our habits of eter- pal epitation be satiefied with our stat’ init? Oar relative irpertance. in the Southern contedaracy, weuld diminish «very year unieen we orvld change our babite sitowetber. and instead of devoting al) our ener. gies to political agitation. as we have dove, for the Last wenty yesrs, turn cur minds to the promotion of com- merce, Manufactures and eary communications by Jend and water, from the interiortothe coast Bat under the lead of South Carolina such # confederacy will never be created We are unfor' tely not ra- nownd for our wisdom or prudenos. end our jovi tations, and our taugts wll be alike to vain to drive cur eister States into mensutes of violence tor the past—what the future thow But. I warn the Northern men who he they must restraip their own agitators: mea whom mY OWN Felf-reepret prevents me trem char as they Geserve—men. who ere not fanatics, faneticn are honest, but politieal domagogaes the woret deseription, using their money and abus- ing their talents, to deceive and seduce the peo and who would not hesitate to elevate themeelves to king ruins of their country, The 1 under my own ayes. to the tn. Jemous Ma’ hinations of there men, must be continaed by the united «florts of the gooo and true of ail parties. and be ud constitution will be cafe amd the Union pre- berver Ifthere are any among us, #0 wild as to think of #e- perete State action, to thrm I would say that they mistake violence for strength Let them examine the map end conrait the cen-us, and they will nve oar ro- aod with what ease Soath pt vpen Bot I with this humiliating th: improbebdle that each @ wessate will be It vould be as abrurd from a precipice ja the expectation of inj enemy by the tell Frilow citizens, my task In done. T telt impelled to acdress you a8 6 friend axd brother by the interests I have st sinke in this question. by my goal for the honor aud welfere of my uative Siare. by the loag ex perivnew 1 have bad of the feartul oomsequences ot re Volution, and by my devotion to the Urtop to which, under Licaven, Y believe we owe our unexa apled pros. perity ese nation. JR PUINdErT. — CITY TRADE REPOR' Barunvay, December 7-6 P M | Baranerorrs.— Fle The prevailing rain-storm | cheeked the sales of Wertera and State four mate rially, and the market for the low and mediam grates was lower. The demand was chiefly on «psoulation, | with romething doing in other grades for tue Bastand for export. prices cf which were firm 2 teevlgte were large. reaching for the dey 18 U0 W We no. Pticed rales of 7140 bbis. at $4 02% 9 $1 O8 cou. won to straight State, 45); @ $457 for mixed co straight Micbigan and Inc SUBIN w S4 for good Obio; and $4 5 00% tor pu | Generre, Im Canadian there wee 6 good busines } done, but at reduerd quotations Some 2uu0 bar. rels changed hands at $4 bond Bou! bern flour ings ie dewaud. and very firm Bales de of 400 ti oe ovum | mon to sursight Alexandria. Baltimor- nad Gaorgatowa {for goad brands bo | Kye four wea less plewty wna a trite becter, wich | cf 100 bole, at $360 J won quaint, wed | | wes ingood supply, with ralisof $!bu ola as $905 yeine being rearce per bbl Wheat particularly domestic. of wi neleed dull at 850 Corn + better, butt actions The arlew’ot t at bbe a tee for eld Novtoerm r ene Western mixed ; nud Gio at eo ax —We noticed @ pale of dw a bard North river by * and they could | clined. the de | be purehaved to ree. — The dem nie, but the business was | restricted in eousequene thes eupp * vetoes of Brag in fires bauds wee gearly «a ¥sasted The rales to-day @mb are! ssa 13 | Me. 100 bage Rio. at Te. end 20 bege cube a: 10K ip Jave, there Deen # ler.e bert aon 4 t week. the ales amounting ro OOO ivete bergaim, aud 2(00 on the rpot at ebdout ren — A lot ef 9000 ib carb; now do was The enies. a4 t 850 bales, ein « feeling for the future bes in the receipt of the letters per Asia the bome trade baa teerlved greater simpy Inia mas rete were fn m state to reowioe wireator of gocds than laet year, andar icine fives dat old sheathing 6 1 sand tor wad the all the Fpindles now revolvi it beve ? en interesting to cececiatn the pe will bring them to ® rert lore wit et our sunexed quo ot be vile large purcba Noe. higher: Urenpret. Or. aereanen, Intorter bre being forth. time will | their country and desive to preserve the Union, that | 't back on account of & last | Beun ™ from NOrloans, went ashore at Cha- siatement. gree, and is ca Motasses —The inclemency of the weather, bid A yh od sapere | ny! ‘i Cy ty dist ~?~y among the limited demand, has depressed the market for scriptions, New Orleans in bar- q joularly new crop orow. 4 rele. and it can now be purchased on easter terme than & Sey ye seat deptme, we The last was at 320 which is now janeiro, having been loft by the Henry, when she put that oan be obtained tor fair qualit; 13. the market, which wee held ‘Vasseis Asnons at Picrov—Of the vessels which went at 83 a Sde cash Cubs Muscevado sold in lote at 230. ; pear Piciou, night of 21st ult, Br brig Jose; sweats pe capers BUs OE oe +E: ourse of tides, fol and nag cla far the ‘aval Brones ~ Tae stook of spirits turpentine was va iRise pe orig os light aud transactions limited; small lots wete selling | 7°™44,° ~ at be cach Bowgh turpentine remained a last mo: | {2° 2%", fT U*e® Clpeey Queen, and George, were condema- ticed Common rosin was quict at tormer rates. A ° rt is mentioned im one or two letters from Ones.--The market for linsesd was very firm. Caloutta of the date of Oot 7, that sbip C from this considerable sales of Engl deer rt for Caleutta, and bark Brothers, from for rive buc th: ulare ba’ were lest The Concordia was safe at Mauritius, where ft was the aboulé t-uoh, and would not lears epot 4500 re sold i til Sept 26; conse cen’ if a: ry to her it cee oat ge Sain, wcerePat os slept brs Soa orca Sotetp ate ence Che. cash. Whale ruled quiet, with sales of afew hun- | tsrot Ucts: The Brothers is daily expeo ed here, having left ted barrels tu the trade, at Sto B) Saad Besds, July 12 We think there is me apprehension on Provisions. -Pork—The market was less buoyant, but prices were without variation, Some 500 barrels were disposed of wt $11 75 for mess. and $8 15 for nea Natiee, to Mariners. nt winisatts Metee eer ation ot Pellses Rips en pome eef was held frmly, with « fair demand, and faivn of 360 barrels, at $6 604 $10 for mess, and $475 fi if tala Ragas, 20 bis vonage tom, Tabltl & $575 for prime Beef hams were selling in lote at abe sbare, reanieg HE end wented, at $14, Prime mess beet was beavy. ands ‘and °6 wide, tho other one about UL lot of Weetern sold at $14 26, Lard waa in good mn sound: homes was side the rock. Capt 8 is with sales of 200 barrels, at 7% a 8 cts; and | got on one part, and 5 fath the estan te a very ns ertiole and 300 “= 4 — that in heavy weather the sea would break att utter wae in fair nd. and 6 - Prime, but dull’ for common qualities; prices’ um. | q QRimxauaven, Nov1¢—The Weeerlight ship Nel, isngain cbanged Cheese was trim at $6 0 6% 0. Kicy.— There was only a moderate business doi: and jrices have © downward tendency. The sales of the Werk were only 460 tierces, ut $3.12) @ $8 3154, cash. Whalemen, Sid from Westport Ath. bark Barclay, Tripp; A\ a japtio. 8i¢ from Manila prev to Sept 21, eebr So) f Nant, to cruise. Sanvs.— There was a better fecling in the market for Felgen O90, ship Jobe & Béward. Coguechell (with new clover with asteady inquiry and sales, at 8c. 0834. ship D Webster, wender, of Nant, carh Ovher Binds rearained as betore noted ‘om Broans —T! was ae and prices th, ship Binezra, Seohery. full, bound home. upwards Of Princip: 200,000 have changed sine “¢pe ds ship Dartmouth, of N Bedford, $200 . dx (bU,000 to-day) at $14a$15—the letter with | [bis count Ba erin " popes bbls, do; 29th, time julu Be Logan, Niokerson, 34 mos out, 990 wh Boar.—Ssles were made to day, of 300 boxes soap, at wee be Fabins, Wings 1S mos out, rh 80 apy Levant, 940 4 mos. Lowen, 36 moe ont, $200 wh Arr at Hilo, Sept 14! fora, wh, 10 6p; season. Sriki1s Domestic Whiskey was @ shade firmer, With Faies of 20 bbls, Obio wad Prison at 25% a 260. Drnoge was held Srmly at 25% 2 24360. time, eee Spoken. uUCAK —The macket contiaued quiet, the onl reported being. 100 Lbde, Dutoh crushed, on private | oq@tip Rxcelsior, 00 daze from Laverpool for NOrleans, Now 8 terme. and 100 boxes brown Havaun at 6% a 640 ship Cok mbian, Moreen, hence 10 days, for Apalachicola, ‘Tonacco —The market for Kentucky has been dull | Noy 14, yo lat, be Suits & ne week. pe Leprewer ip tone of the pur. | | Ship Baroy, from Liverpool fer NYork, Nev 14, lat 60 N, chaser, The searon betog near closed, there were more . sellers in the market than buyers. A dred | pile Cpenetelt, Match, trom Beene Ayres (Sept) for bhde. Kentucky and Maryland were sold ut pre- W athonding, Guvtil, hence 19 days for Demarara, Nor on vious retes. In other descriptions there has been | 1s. lat 2222 nothing of importance done since our last notice. eS a pestnegs See’ NYork, Deo 3, noon, Nan- we . Seber Bliss, of and from N Bedford, 10 miles ESE of C Look Foreign Markets. Out, Bb ult, on her winter cruise <( supplying the Dght Jamaica, Nov 27 —Fivar—Uuly & few operations in Philadelphia ere reported, at Sls, Bultimore bas been held for 32e, but a lower tate would be accepted to move a large quantity. The suyply ts quite sufficient tometib present restricted demand Meal—200 bar- The artiole is ex- Kice—An errival direct from houses with oil. FOR CALIFORNIA, Bork Saltan, Watecn, 11 days from Philadelphia for San Francisco, Avg 4, off Cape Horn Poreign Perts. Awsrer, Seps6 (not Sth j~ t’assed, bark Candace, Arguit, from NYork May 25, for Shanghae; Teh, ships Ariel, Brew- ster, from Juse 2, for Canton; ith, Oriental, Palmer, from Cavton tor London, 21 days from Ae Toft Canton 10 cordingly inactive. Madar hee placed upwards of 10000 bags {n the mar- ket, of which 1,000 bags barley € deer, which ati% per 100)bs. Sm: and of good quality, are The mar aa bar a pilot breed and ci readily, at 18 and 20s per barrel reepectively There is mot any now in Gret bands.andb to are wanted Butter— Bost Am:rican commands Td per Id. Mackerel is very dull at 26>. per barrel, wiih an ample stook. Herriogs —sSevorsl parcels have bicn moved at 188. for No. 1, and its. Jor No.2. A lerge quevtity in importers’ DaTaviv, Sept rr F ton (June 3) arr $tb, partly loaved for UP. oF proceed to Calcutta for that purpo ker, Dorr, from Manila tor NYork, arr putin on cccoant of Capt D being q el (die Stee, frum Mauile for Boston, wuehed 15th, aud ald again oe X Canton (Whampea), Sept 27—Ships Robt Pulaford, Cook, Ja harge, Ropes, pangecee to Rave hands Alewives inay be quoted at 20s. and little at | secu, Bhanghao avr 25d, tor Boston Oot b market Gil—Ced commanas 3s per gallon. although (tc tbe ru; ply t* considerabte. ard is becoming scaree, with # tury demand, The quotations are 6), a bed. romy <* perib Ceoeteh— Prices buve receded, Nothing over | Biadix-e. for do, charte | 12e tor tierce r box cau now bs obtained. lip porters’ bang: ily svpplied and no imme- diate improvement apprars iKely to ocear Balmon— No 1 slone is held tor €8* ; Nos. 1. 2and 3, taken to- gether bave bern cold at 64s . 60s, aud 624 per barrel, Terprotively. Pork—Mess way be quoted at 72a 74s. per barrel Prime ir alunortonealeabie at 60e = Hams ~ Awerican bave been sold at 7d, Soap —Oply retail opr rations in Brerle’s are reported at 15+. fur 66 iba. crown. andlls aud les €4 tor 56 and 48 iba feather. Candiee—Artivals ot tallow bi | but they were all moved xt 6s a7d, per 1d. | tonsrortment. Cheese is very pleatiful live wt #d told. for D. G.. ang 7d torAmerican. Lumber- A cargo of white pine was pliced ac %0s per M feet; but the supply has become to very abamiant, that another cargo which bas been afloat jor upwards Of k Week Cannot ye? meet wich a purchaser, White | cedar vbingles are taken at 17188 perM Reefand torgurs—No rales are reported. Sugar ia take t The to 2eoper 1 aecordimg to quality. stock wodviets, Freigh nage is ebandant. compared withibe«xisting d+ mand. There is little «r vo pto- Guce (feivgjuct now. Malt—Both bottied and balk sreaburdant. Noo =A ‘cargo of mixes nd Others as bhip Crecle was id 28th (wot 28en wa 7, Fuller, Shangbae an Ship Columbia, Phipps, for Cal- Oct 8—Ships Hamilto Orivea, Sears, fur do 1, Alien, aad Consiavtine, Winsor, still in repe: Hennthal, Wilius, from Caufornia, ding bricks, to load for Borton; bark Joba Oashie, Raynes, for do ldg. Chacars. Nov 24—314_ RM ctoamship avon, Carthagens and Seutbamy ich $800,000 in epecie. Atco, brig Machigoane, Chasberiain, from NYork, disg, arrin |Sas5 load for Boston NYork. }, Coffin, 14 ai stop sleak Uld 2th, Lermona (Brem), Goerksn, Bost och, bark Kingston, Philadelphia via Norfoik; Lveh, cobr John Webster, i tumors. Sid 2dcechrs Mon terey,, Wliatagton, NG; "Tennessee, do, (having put back oa the itr ¥ 18a 19~Sld ship Berkshiro, Smith, Cadis, to on Bay, Ney 2i—Are ote apex, Masson, Balti- or, Me. , Poterson, for Boston, By Ware, Nason. Yo rr briy 18th, Meracatho end Savapiila, new te, ernp. 1* on offer at 8 $d per bashel Tebacoo—Cavon- on ¥ | dich moy de quoved at Is 4 wle. 4d. perl. Lest is yt eg mo an fr NYork, era port farther 3 somes, tor NYork, which was reported to have eld Oct 20 is row sia ed to have sid 224 gas Bitrus, Sept 10—Ship Concordia, Austin, for Caleutta ‘ LA, Sept 21—Ships Reindecr, int Ga Tepe ke: . reps; Cha:lds, andrews, from to los for aoeo cry! sol oft doll, at 70s a 728 per 100 ibe Gola—American is | worth 13g percent, and dovbloons | per cent prem bevge on Rew York—Merehants’ bilis—60 days, nt prem Married, On Sunday, December Ist. by the Rev, Mr Lewia of Newtown, Conn, Mr. Jonx M. Bastensy, of Co) tor, 8 ©. to Mist Many BF. Lyow. of Newtown, Coan, | Charleston and Newcown papers will please copy. 9; omy Fold te ® Spani-h hou. rr at do Aum !¥, bark ald Sept Leth fo Allen, Salem, Storer, do cisee; Sept, ships Australis, Coeever, N York; Och, Queen Victoria Chase. co; bark Nanombkeag, Champlin, $¥rancis Blip §| ve, Patten which sid July 18 for Boaten, driven achore on the Calantus Shoal, wm Straite of m0 5: ae cots i Aus 22, afver discharging reo. wud Was expected &t Manlle Sepe 2i, to hea repair avy Bay, Nov 2t—Brige J W Elwoll, and Saran, tho former dig @n Saturday evening, Deo 7, of inflammativn of the | | Pst Nov £-Ship Cherlotie Reet, Woeks, for NOz- Juner, Cranies Paankiiy Rowanne tour yours | leave obs Dorks Cerere (Sic) for Boston iO dayey An pine (die) for Ni leaner, one; Francesa (Se) do co; ort va. aber 6th, Mra E Poor, ib ber Her triende and tbe frieods of her family are respeot- fully tovited to ettend her fuperal! on Tuerday, Deo 10th. at two o'clock BM. fom the residence of her ron-in-law, EB. Hetme, No 19 Bighty-third street, he- Third Pourth avenues on Saturday evening, the infant son of Williem Nlden andrix 0 Wand Marin Kdwarde ; a (oie) for Niork. 20 ¢pver Jariotra (oy for t The tren © fuepectialiy In- j (ath tor Rvcrke ready. Ode vited altepdt fener, at the houre of his father, ' ay ntone P.M. Newtown, L Dee papers please copy. On Sunday, Lee @, Yenc Marnann, in the 27th year of her age lier frienda and those of her fa ily are invited to Hadvon «trest, oo apply | Aner a, A without paying | atierd ber funeral, trom No. 1 } Turedny at one o'clock. with ut farther lavitation uddeviy, on Saturday evening. December Trh, at beit-past seven o'clock Mee Baran a Panken the wite of James M and third guter of | Benry W. Pie F funeral w tb. at wok P.M r father. 393 5 street. to which afl ¢ f the family 4 - ‘ ed incloding the m-mbers of National Chap- he ee 18.0 U A sud the members of Uompany.) ig Wan F SaGord (of Bangor), Pierso, Rifles. ‘and (he ¢fieers and members of the mher companice ofthe som we. Her remaking will | y Marion, Sempron, from Prieste Urhen 10 Greeawood Cemecery, for Interment | ; ose of his ene Gome Ports. rerpretially er. a ey, Dee loth be es 24 Mott | eiphin from Ba On Bonday, Deo 8th. M W . joiant dvughter | Brgy W end Le i iten @ at } i y nde on! Jomes juvit > atiomd t froetal 1 . My fro tence | econ. m the ree pox. I rNYork: seber Verbine, tmiih, A wd, Richards. de, Sid fo ee MAKITIME INTELLIGENO lovVements of the coe _ ken ri do: Be rer pes : Dariwe, N «Doo Deo ehimend Deatyera NYor> Deo & Hore, Keane, 4 Dee © ts) Loom, Tork: berks Der Wilson tiveepoct big dude Deol C14 rhip Jw ta Howard, Ba Der 16 | ne, Nor Deo 2; : Bremen | Ce Port of New Vork, December 9, 1850 rT ss) ” " Pur mprie ' oon ete +0) rem wereR, Acrives + wer Diiar Bteamohip Empire Cir oot. with the MP PS nded mall engagements were made at ta, r vi Br) Ps 4 with sat packets asked {o¢ Liverpool wai 20 000 yore Rising. Rive wt spoke brig Patriot. ; - taken et 4iyd hl bales cote won, Argoilla 16 daya, with : Heavy ¢ ware tou th , anvarl fame 1 Eoropean porte Latberton. 2 dave. Pe To Crlvornia retes were vated Tiestanehip Loursars, Lawlee, hence for ow bs $1: 12% . neeording te the «hacwoter of thw ve med to qnatactine cn aecount of rome deleot | , pee Se tern It ' 7 Relled. 7 pte. Sriies tes cond te nucnrena | ship Sontherner, Fickanon, fi tleston - ly at 08 adde. tof 2600 ibe gi utdo roid at Bdye pl eis cork U RM eteamebir Atlantic Wort, called from the} f Piet — There wes rather wore firmness inthe market gt retriceh his morning: alee. 4 Guy Mane ; ¥ cod, with wrteacy inquiry aay faire o Tene Wrabt, for Laverpe bo = E . “ | > nN * 1 Sh ee ry Dro §—Wind @vring th or, M0, Ie 7, end No det} - ” aatne tan i — The besvy rela storm to-da> prevented any Telegraphic Marine Reports - fw portant trenections few teklog pince but bolders ived— ermed Donat ‘ or eer fim OF baped talus (Oy oxen cold at st ps, | Atved—Bete Bermedn (Br) Bessire - é Otied apples sold to the extent of 16000 Ibe at 6% ae t ereh part ae wf 3.000 ibe mined #¢ Reading Room (67 Exchange) on Mon oP RERCIECO, TE Gate eve k ‘The mathet for Chia er! tete wae leas eouive, be Hing eb e 3 ‘4 av g@ baa Boon Observed ip rates Of Mani be PFO pald at the abowe oftiee, te any par terry OF: vows thell lots vere sold to day a6 © six monte, | Wen er ry ‘ dewtotted Amerionn at $1 15 8 $id 50 pte denee aman Aad epee 7 Ne i pea Baler 4 #00 Rio Gurrespeandence thiars ® atveot. Shiop : de bave beem made & i440 Coch andater emell | Franson Ds 3-1 ¥ aa pe Artive/—Berk Bim, Taylor Boston: sohrs Sltvia , Ginby, . . “4 Also 200 dey <vuthorn st 16%, 41.600 | gaadeich arg amith, Bewkine NYork: Bnverpries wre “ ‘ at h¢ RO | & ares from the 9:t do, Flere, Milton, Eastport: Mail, Crowell, Providence: k ‘ river juet arrived, is heid at l4)y The stook of all | steamers Brie, Norman, N Vork: Trowsides, Green, do. Kinds in firet hands, amounted to day to 220.0 | Misestaneous. | paves oF rane i 4Pik y f Hors We have mo new feature to nove. Che stock | Swe Renee, from Sau ramegere for NY Prmane Ph ert ‘ feign : Might. aod holders Grm at yori rdsy's quotations, ja diemaxted in Jat ie Aav. Deeetaber 11d, a4 ood Phas p. $ ferm Hoy and wor aT : ; cong in OF last notice wer Manilla at Sve, 6 the main and mison sh ineat ak eas oa ee a eae Eitee conde htocen teases Gos Fy mails Co ir the Ee ia paea ter ceeet tess t t —— and Francisco. the tie: gine EB CITY, ‘each month for Yor! » nS ir. i] ben New Orleans ana st euahperlods as wifes oe Se detent oe Sipe 2 tarcoes Hine and from New Orleans and ports im are now open, and passage can b NEW YORK TO GHAGREE, pate FROM PANAMA TO BAN FRANOISCO, jew Passengers for Ne vans, to the new and te Chagres, t Or passage, at the office of the Company, 177 West street, corner of "wer, te Bpectal novice ts 0 shi i that Sry ae ce mar 7 tah to aie fompanys fice ard wit shaibey is signed before the ‘ailing at the anne! OR SAN FRANCISCO DIRKCI—THE NBW CLIPP! F ip BELIPSE Ley Be Commander, is 4 rth, east side of sk Flip, and will be im tely, direct. This ship was bailt exproesty for the ba gd d Chin Cy Te with a view to insase the known character of the he will make NTO CITY—DIRECT— , L 8. Leslie, master. ie Fates; and as she is woll known to bs one ef the Beet Sea cranes ter aa wi any in’ ib most chigible | rtunity to sbi For balance ef Sprly early, (a DOUN G ROBT OSBORN Hit Wrantseee OR SALE UNDER COST—A THROUGH tuck ‘Francisco, by next Steamee of Howland et San be Asvinrall'e line. Apply to male GOULINGRR, 47 Bros c streat, up stairs. mEMIUAL, ~YOU A ALY TALK.- the necvou: we ere wartrs’ ho rigity throughout the ays- i eon ble If it gives equalize the ‘© m medi ve Tel "¥, partie: think of retarniag mplarin ‘Sea captain py oft cung’s | Teati «om na, or Svery One His O i ‘ny person eencing twanty- tre eeute encloved ine lerter, will roceive oue evpy of this took. By mai a f eller. adress ie Da TR PRACTICAL at toate di ni apd ell: red adfvotions—iiluatentod bY m great nome ber of beautifully ite, mor Bostwick, M. D jeturer on wur vi a lenge qui teat tet tee: pri Forssle at ® LOW SEND. 222 Broadway, OF THA “ PREOTICGL PKI —Otece hours, 9 to 12 &. M. eh ‘awich ecreot Tt hae a= "| , bow Yona people Brive upor svete @ very dinerens errwien world be formed the pre ws dejection, prey " ‘that te dep oa od: ty were kis « ib tovoel on tbe anit fe mm) F OBys © age of cor C rreeract br Raiph's * Proctien! Pr dymproms. thd p J are faci ty ana’ one. Ninth e lees BS Creer wich ea walled free ty che ee DE MANEY~sl THOR OF TYR Guide,” Be, Medivnl , ent of all dele . ely wew methed, in ¢ in ® earefal, th 'cough, 9 article of we <4 #8) ed rourers of Hesepet ‘m oxt Al Kon Bhi end. d WY persone +! weeny ivn. Or. 4e , * ture, mi. near SA drone 8) D* Ki NBavy was vewoven uxo we by voreet.t P 060 he dow tea hi teene » the dir mi fom ated. prtioulyrty tngt theict term. a er tap Wierd, RetML Ae | y 8) bine, Beetans vop etre un «hie the ear 4 ove homdrod tollarn no. 8 BL One bot aye Par este by orem, w Tork on etek & FWARD - Ce ture OF all rem mor’ certain. f males a Pi t vol ‘ * ae ee pre sac . - antiete ’ t ane : 2. : ¥ me 8 va : * Db > ; * Conee? = > oo wa™ beepron oe ° ot Ee