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tame as bis bil! re presented—was made the Test ioc eee Wasumerton, January 16, 1851. Pair, $e. $e. General Shields deserves the -hanks of the pub- llic for bis resolution in the Senate to day, calling upon the President for ali the information tn the possession of the government with regard to Bri- tish movements in Central America. I am not surprised that Mr. Davis, of Massachusetts, should ave considered the first article in the Clayton treaty as sufficient to curb the aggressions of Great Britaia, if carried out in geed faith. Language could not be found strouger than the wording of ghat treaty. Certain is is, however, that @ haze Beats over the honzon of Oentral America, which must be cleared before the public mind can rest ateing that e is mght. Mr. Chatfield jould be recalled b ands ond be will be, if ‘the janguage of the ri inimster here means @nything. Tig ast probable that, if any information is in the hands of the Secretary of State, it will be advisable to communicate it to Congress et present. No igformation, which can be ed 48 @ violation of the weaty, can have reached dere, or it would, before this, have formed the subject of commanication to the Senate. But it 1a, doubtless, true that the Secretary of State and the Briveh mumisier bave had frequent interviews of dete, and it 1s befieved, as soon as the Nicaraguan wrivicter arrives, the whole mauer will be review- ed, acd @ proper and clear understanding had. Mr Webster does not apprehend any difficulty ia Sojvsiing the matter—aud by “ adjusting,” must Be understood Ube carrying out in good faith, aad without varication, the spirit of the receat Brewis tf course, if negotiations are in this stage, @. 0 | beve reason to beiteve they are, it would “on mature to communicate it to Congress at this ane ‘Tbe Central Committee, in connection with the den Foor, heve been cailed upon by the Com- ao! ee of the House, to whom w:s referred their Ste emect thet rome acon was necessary LO secure Zhe jicper display of the goods after their arrival in Hi glen, 1 Sugeest what action should be taken. SPhe+ meet to night, and make their report to mor rev, when it im usderstoed a dull will at once be in oduced in Congress, in accordance with it. Sj ec al egents to-aecompany the articles will pro- debly be sent. Wasuinetox, Jan. 15, 1351. ‘Dhe British Authorities and ther Outrages in Cen- fal America taken wp—Information Called for. Mr. Shields, in the Senate, to-day, offered a reso- Wunon eskivg for the official information which the President may possess in reference to British @u'rages, aud the consequent intestine troubles ex- ‘esting in Centrai America. He justitied his resolu- Ziou ou the strong testimony furaished in the pub. dic press. He recited the particulars, and desired ‘fo know the truth, whether these things were 80 ©: cot—whether we hada fleet on the coast, on either side of Central America. He knew there wes & treaty; but he desired to know whether we Sintended to permit eny European power, upon any text, LO assume the dictatorship over any part of Sential America. He had coutdence in the ad- @ivistreucn, faith ia Mr. Webster, and beheved Sn the bovesty ot Mr. Bulwer; but Mr. Shields de- sired to know what ali this means. And a very darge nwaoer of other people desire to know the Bee (bing. Gen, Cass and Mr. Douglass sustained the views ©! Mr Shields: ang We agree with Mr. |) uglasa, abut il is of Some uepor ance, as 4 treaty stipulation, to kvow whether Greet Bruam has abandoned or Bll contmues her protectorate over the Mosquito cout. Mr. Clay admonished caution. He be- die ves in the mouo of the old rat—that caution is the parent of sifety. Bot co mau of apy eequaintance with the annexa- tion wetice of Greot Brita, could fail to be amused with the honest credulity of honest John Davis in the treaty. He hed the first artucle of tue Clayton treaty eao, Which disclaims in the moet definite terms, any power, or right, or wmtention, with eather part Of exerciing, of assuming any exclusive jurisdic~ tion, any Celoutal or dictator! authority whatever, over wuy part of Cental America. Mr. Davis held wp the Weaty; «nd badu’t avother word to say ‘To be sure, Mr. Chatfield is continued in autho- bh s cundve: 1 approved; he lays his imposi- ; he weues bis edicts; he makes his demaads, ee ockades a whole coust, witha fleet at his command as if possessed of a carte blanche from wy Lore Pelmerotow over Central America and the Douaeb eriny end pavy; but Mr. Sohn Davis says Phove we the Ureaty—rud we suppose its all right. vi ten To be care, Mr. Webster has his agent settling ©) ihe met er with the British premier in Londoa; 4:0 (be sommistration bave assurances of the li- trol fulfilment o the Clayton treaty B ut under whet clause of the Ueaty does Mr. Chatfield con- dno 1 cut up bis fantastic capers in San Salvador Are we to Wait the optioa of the « Poreiga Affairs; as w the tune whew bis egeuts we Central Amenca shall give up tbe coveren. pity of the country to the local authori- fee!) Verily, it strikes us that if these high h ended piocecougs of Mr. Chaifiel were done by a Mext- on interme cdier, instead of a British consul, thatwe ehoold have bad a ship or two of war ia tha weixhhorhood some time wgo. There is sone thing of bumilation ia permitting such pro ccrdnge to go unchecked +o long by the @eert of a great’ power, in baliying it over these comparanvely defenceless States. It looks Dke begeme the question—lke pleading the plea Of & see raie power, of deference to the ultimate geod faith of @ supernor power. [tis shirkiag tne Fespoombility of saying, here is the treaty— there i= your Moequiio Kiug—there is thet ,mischief- aneker Chatheld— and we must insist that they be Withdraw. trom the country. presume the resolution will bring out Mr Webster im another able exposition of all tuis bu sucee We presume he koows everythiog about it, ond con give satisfsetory reasons why these Broueh outrages in Ceatral America sll contiaue ft We due to the country and «1! concerned that ‘he fae should be brought into view. Let us have thew We Wasntsot Jan. 17, 1851 Dir Winthrop’s Buli— The Taryff Question m the Senate— French Spoltations—Cheap Postage ir Wiathrop has introduced a tariff bill into the Senete, to-day. The constitution enjoins that ©! bile for raisiag revenue shall origiwate in the House; but Mr. Wunthrop’s bill is not for raising revenue—but eumply to change the mode of ae- ering it. He eppraied that his time Was uncer tain in the Seva’e, aod chat he must, therefore, Boeke the moet of it The wapte of the country, and te of the and substantial wa fressury, required a thorough Change of the tarifl ot 1846. What we wanted were sproiie dutier, di-criminating duties, and home valuanon. The ad vulwem system was | foil of tre talee fave faise swearing. aud | entire Cons a! Uerent ports—practiealiy, « meolaton coe . The present svetvem ©4 volue we 1ew, Was operating weet he Lae Lodia trade lato the po pemeion of the Bri Vemels export duty, 6 etverthon Laglich ebtys, from Caleutta, &e , of | te, Ween he cost of the goo te; ved by shipping i Ka ene wd thence to the United i pagan an ataperctars rst f Bar Brio dane Wood, of iforn! it into te Ta'tueh a leaky states coused by severe weet é jorthy the necessary repairs, and would be 1 or wanted war Offering, and the market the Deneilt of | concerned. mallee yuh the war raging, the bill was passed by a | 10.cte. Borlcy waa without movement or change in ‘Das Mornox (of Deer Ioe), Torrey, from, Palade Weates’ sie etane rowan 8150; Toot Uieecseal te large majority ; and we suppose there is @ majority price, Oucs were dull, and with » limited local demand, prung ® leak om the 1th, and sunk 15th pow in both houses in favor of the The | sbemertet wes caster. Northern sold, in ot, at 49.4 Neve Beniopen supp see stteches to oneh ship, question is @ question of time may “ not SASS CAS es aroun teens a Rib iba Simeites & eae oc penny ea other measures of more gei interest and use- haa Scape rape nar perpen eb apn nips of are fulness. ‘ad. jacksonville, ‘DarEs oF cheap postage bill, which passed House - mber of hard pine square timber, and» From Ni Trem Be es Any ae vies the Secs it | anescar we bean Telegraphic Reports. (comin Reh pies Dic AMM BE i. Be a8. oeeen there is time. But there isa that even this Jersey New Onveans, January 16, 1861. a ee | ae 190h bill may be lost for want of time, though we hve | ul there | Cotton has declined a quarter. Bales, yesterday and af peek a4 cqneiorabie conten Tet she Dill Wil become good | to-dey, were 5,000 bales; middling, 12%c. Coffee has Be. pelt 3a: ssh. alaw ol feeling in she ‘at | ad: 4 Me, 14K Boum Exiza Fis, at Cardenas from Richmond, lost deck April 16th, 1851. ya vanced @ quarter; Rio being llc. a 11%c, load Por 7 Our Baltimore . sie aaieveaie ‘9 Mew Onasns, Jean. 18.1851. "| soum Dawis, Pnavcrs, 90 Matansna from Morteth, leet BWanb NB, 56 Well shreet, M. Fon to Baurmorg, Jan. 18, 1851. Some activity prevailed in suger during the last three | deck, ‘galley, &o, on the passage. . . ape arma Reduction of Penny Postage—Smaill Salaries—Ne Inferior. days, Four thousend hhds. have been sold at 5)¢0. for isthe r of uate ga fair, Molasses—6,000 bbls. at 243c. for prime. Ster- Reid a ling exchange is depreased, being as low as 7; New York sixty day bills are at 3 per cent discount. Civcivwari, January 18,1851. Nothing has been done in the hog market, to-day; M3AIP COMPAN Lay i —Baltimore Exports, §c. Orders have been received at the Baltimore post office for a reduction in the charge of the carriers, PAcinio main pr ie are inf under the armaments pare a ay ag Watt Bsn ws a ‘anams aad Sau Francisco nue te lea fifteenth days for the delivery of papers, from two to one cent for | Fine, only two lots, in pens, were sold. There is an active blesccident or the non- arri letters, and from one cent to a half cent for papers. | )G?'so or thaee days, wittront meckey he ring, ioe | demand for dry ealted meats, and near one million of nd sisiont sat precluted. the fon Dh Fae This will be almost fatal to the business, as they do | foe. ‘Of Liverpool, abcut 500 tons Ortel were seid at $6 | Pounds sold at 40. a 630, for shoulders, Sides arc patentee, chlaa eee 1¢ month will touch not now make more than from gix* to seven | ® $7. six months, for inferior to good. Anthracite the market d pothing could be seen of her, Capt J thinks 6 Bla will regu! after ve foundered night of 23d, as the wind shifted to heparrival in the Prcide between San Peay and ‘at the for ruled heavy and nominal, the mild weather we have heavy cross sea. ther is bad during the past week having depreseed the mar- to be very buoyant, and there is a good feeling in lor avegy article of hog soodaet "AS the extremely cold, aud the river promises to be low, hundred dollars per year, and taking one-half from ae port the srriy: returoing without fol steamer this amount leaves but a small moiety. Under the | ket. In large lots it would not bring over $6 60 per | freights are advaneing—flour to New Orleans, 70c.; Wrecx—A fall riegod brig runk in seven fathoms water’ 4 ; ton, some parcels were sold at $1, 800 The flor tis dull +43 og | Rex topaaliont maste shove the surface, was passed 15th inst? new postage law the clerks will also come in for a | *°G,che Swe heahd of m sule to-day of 200 bags Para, | Povo” rhe receipe tor the sock mcr ta ahave | 72m Simepuxent ant bearing RW Baan simijar reduction, although their salaries now | for shipment, on private terms, but understood to bie, Th Notice to Marine: re. Massiva, Doo 12—We bave now free pratique both frem rts of pork for th ‘were 7,000, scarcely exceed these of the counter-hopper. ‘at full prices, the receip 3000 eis gt ae Malte and England o wil bo maintained b y ape bc er Eugine Commas No. ve om More . ereea- in Seis onl eins boon out mie Br. Lovrs. January 17, 1861. . tam having Hew Boek on ork, wiil receive a warm and cordial welcome | rate business doue since our last. owing chietly We have had a light business ta-dey, and flour and | | Arrat Pernambuco Dec ’, suip Wm Wirt, Fisher, 81 days | eighth of ench month for Chagres. A Dont wil alse be Ww, 7 a” thei it | small stocks of all kinds in this market; but hold “ from N Bedtod ieing fi Atlantic; called to ship hi 5 from ihe Watchman Fe Company, on tneit visit | Wee! verge Arta with raion a 250 bees His ar rior | szain have deen inactive. Bales of good oountry flour | {SYN Afstene ereeiagin the Asanti; odusdo sip home | By 7 yanee to Balumore earl: good hands, whilat the whole department ef the | 50 java at 12%c, six months, and 25 between New have taken place at $3 874, delivered on board. Bark E Churehill, from Messina or Boston, Dec 26, lat 29 ‘ 7 | Domingo at 103sc., cash. A cargo of 2,157 ‘as will ensure ag lit tion ag city will aesist m welcoming and entertain bage 5 ‘Wheat—9 000 or 10.000 bushels have becn sold at 7c. a] 60 lon sh inh the Geptain Joseph Willey, one of our moat 5 | Piftcienress Rater coataued without taterial atera- | S04, Comm bas declined. the receipts being heavy; | buis Thos Trowbridge Ourrier,from Colonia for Winttoe, Orleans and porte In citizens, and generally known to the military of | tion Business was somewhat retarded by the fact | teara ate ure loner eich cant ‘at 480 n b0o, | . Brig Garland, of and for Salom, from Para, Jan 12, lat 8334, for any oath can be seoured.en applion= coy and New York, - oon fF our most | be metonscts vere Sinan. Be om of Suplionte Srehtiok ae without ‘change: alas af an thle wabes tion to rar g welt Senay a suet, 7 York, a efficient velumteer officere, died yesterday moraing, trere forwarde ie Atl a. of cetton | pork at #10 60.8 $11. Lardis in fair gemand; 800 bols. op seRAcOR oC leans should be made from the eflects of an injury received about two | very engaged tor Liverpool at 's4.; grain was nominal | sold at To Tic . and 60 kege at 7360. Whiskey in duli | © Pitos bos: om Boston (Noy 30) for; Buenos Ayres, | "New York, October 31, 1556, “Smt SBAt Pi8oe weeks since, when he was thrown out of his | xa pie bh Bier i bs Ae! wes Lege S| at 2c. Hoge—Sales bave been made of 2000, ruaniag | Deo 15, lat 00. raps - 4 buggy. 3% for dead weig! ‘asked, and 84. Jor floui from $3 70 to $4 12; the latter price for hog ighiag VOR CALIFORNIA. biked DTATES MAIL CPRAMBILE OOD ATOR Phe foreign exports of Baltimore, during the | 7¥° Yestels were taken up by the United States govern- | from 210 to 280 Ibs. The weather is cold, Kiver risi Fark Helen (Br), from Liverpool for California, Oct 16, vana, New JOrleans, and Chagros.—Through tickets The 8 pas 4 s | ment to load with provisions for the Pacitic—one to | slowly: 7 feet to Cairo. PS | iat 4 Nylon 22 to Ban Frapoiseo at reduced rates. Chagros week ending on Thursday last, amounted, in value, | proceedto Benicia California, and theother toOregon. , LOCWiZtOSis trot to Cairo |e n, from Liverpool for California, Oot 4, lat 11 | formed at Havane.te «first clase eusamshy oe to $150,095 9 The amount of breadstuils ex- | “Puvrr.—A steady feeling prevailed in the market Married, N, lon 27 me eal ship O10, ‘3/000 tons boi ‘Stanek 4 ported was large, msking, in the aggregate, 12,445 | to-day. for bunch raising, with sales of 760 boxes, at | On Wednesday, January 1, at Woodbridge, N.J..by | Broxo (Banda Orieneaty ene hwo io mander, will sail preoscly at 3 o'clock P. her iels of Hour, 2006 barrels, and 69 terces of | $1 80's $1.86 for wet dried. and $190 @ $1.09 or dry: | the Rev. A Owen, Mr. Wituiast L. Burns, of Chaties | Gonaivasy abt Jan I—binig Jane Ho jn, for Boston; ol Bey snes fer artan, New. tant, end Ogre corm meal, and 2 154 bushels of corn. aleo, jes and quarters, at a lor the | ton. 8. C., % A Am veseel - pecncnin cr aioe ath: <2 | former, and Se. « Wc, for the latter. A lot of 150 boxer | \glentine, Ren of EbIO OIby ee? MUBNEAE Of SORRY AT, reiva, Jam 1OAre sehr Odessa, Morris, NYork. Cla | FEisht taken to New urleans ‘at urual raves. “Spee Our Philade}phia Correspondence. — oranges. rou at or sand ie bushels North Thc techs Mars, Kelly, do, 8th, ship Anna (Dutch), Kulper, | jewelry, geld, or silver ware. or any art gommeny tne | Carolina pea nuts, at about $1 7, cash. ang fy the valeeed paeacte thee Puntaveventa, Jan. 18, 1850. | CRSP Pees have not varied, while sales of 500 bales mies yg Sa iGinsa Sai Acaumo, abt Deo 48H sohr Chas Appleton, Gullifor, | Phir lading or the Ceapany will hor he eapeasiole Gathering of Elderly People—Steamships—Non- | North river have been made at 72c. a 75c tor shipping | 07 Saturday, January 18, after # long illness, Many, ing, Corby, for | 223 lovse on’ valuable merchtadioe sbipped without fuk * the qualities, and 78c. a 8c. for lots for city use bai ee en oe kee or N Yor! Twonches just | *Pecitiestion. For pacsage oF freight, apply to Arnval of the Atlantic, §c. | sepa papal algalepe gy ga er The friends of the family are requested to attend | Bor i pea hOBERTE, On Thursday last, a collection of the oldest in- | of new crop Eastern and Western the suneral services at her late residence. No 195 Hud- | Pa '¢—Barks Oveans, Green, from Buenos O4_vtnseh, qoaney oF Waesas Stvent. . [a ee fon street, corner of Desbrosses, this (Sunday) after. | Ayres tor Boston, with hides, stopped for waur, and sails B REDUCKD.—THROUGH LINE FOR SaN FRAN- habitants occurred in Southwark, on the occasioa | g P noon, at all-past four o'clock. | Her remains will be | 24h {arz Bes 15) bigs Nopeane, Barford, fram Nosbep, (aft Vin Chngrce divest, and by Une United Stains of a smail entertainment given to celebrate the | sede taken to Poughkeepsie for interment. a tee Beat en BOOM, a. entry Mai a va Steamers ¢n the Paci jendid steamship CHE: On Saturday, January 18. after a long and severe ill- ima aston Jp 0 load. o the States KRE, Benry Windle, commander, leave pier No. i “ with sules of 250 barr 4 Trowbridge, trom fate, with for Barba- birth day of Mr. Jacob Schwartz, who became 10L | New Orene, Witt tien ld was very dull, the saivevor | Bet Mr. Jouw Keir. aged 34 years doen, stopped for water, &e, (ert lich Paat'T douse, Taylor, North Ey RP yd Td years ot age. The ages of the guests ranged from | three days not exceeding 100 hhds. tart Cuba, for dis | guitthone of Michael Vioheety, tea vee ea Oates Lavitad | Hemorignmend (are Nav 25) for the Seates soon! [casks | aylendid steamship Northerner, to leave Panama on oF about 90 to 50, except two who were 44and 42. The | ‘tilting. at 2le ; and d) Cuba Mascovado. at 2c. ating | to attend his funeral. to morrow (Monday) afternoon, | | Bld Deo 3, -te Voie hula etphia), Marks, Ce- COMO; LAND & ARFINGD ATI RC and 86 South atreet, party was but seventeen in all, whose united ages | avap. Prone e Market for spirits turpentine | st one o’elock. from the residence of his brother, No.8 4 ve, Joling, Philadelphia, ‘was firm, with sales ot 300 barrels, at 400, time, and Dark Nerval (Br), 4io., cash, in lots, Rough turpentine was easier, with gules of 250 barrels, at $2 4734 a $3 per 280 Ibs. closin quiet at the inside figure. Common rosin wes no! nally the sam ‘ith sales of a few hundred barrels at | $142, urnal o1 it. Alot of 100 barrels white rosin brought $150 Tar was unchanged, and very quiet. Gis —The consumption of linseed of] is rapidly in- try, whilst flaxseed bas fallen to witheu ar; 142! UR SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT—DIS! TCH LIN] T, street.’ Particular attention is request i peed, Doyer street, without turther notice On Saturday. January 18. after a short illness, Perex Mirchaks, aged 52 yeats, a native of Ballinasloe, Ire- Brig Phenix. Mason, 80 ¢aye {1.1m NYork, arr Doo 13, and ee presented an aggregate of 1,155, making the ave- rege 68. The centenarian was burot out at the great fire in July last. Though in his dotage, he is, in other respects, hale and hearty. Mr Richard Constable, gunsmith, of this city, fell suddenly, last evening, ia Second street, with #14 for Rio Janciro, no 4 Sr Joux, NB. Dee 9 Liverrool), 15th. Arr 11th, bri M Mayo, Reed, for London Energy, Boucher. N Yor! 13th, bark Wm Carson, Vaug ‘Trxet, Deo 31—arr Fooca Helena, N York. Porte. ‘vesre), ag she land His friends and the friends of the family, generally, are respectfully invited to attend his tuneral, on Moa- day, 20th inst, at one o'clock P. M., from No. 12 Peck eli p. On Thursday evening. Jan. 16, of a short but severe quantity produced tem years azo. 8. “ . ~ ines, Mr. BW Tratcen. In the 52d year of his age- 'g. ®. SUTTON & CO. 4 Wall an apoplectic fit, and died almost instantly. | Notwithstanding the large imports of oil from Hagland ; street, or On Thureday, a fine iron side wheel steamer, | during the last year. amounting to nearly three mil- oan ieee bape akg of the Lee > fm RO OGDEN. 116 Wail street. “ anand ~? | Hous of gailons, it ie believed that the steck remaining | J0'? inet ‘at Lovcloek P. Mes ftoue his late redid Ola enip Seat ke Sultaua, RTLAND, ORBGON TERKITORY.—THE built st Wilmington, Del., for the Oronoko Navi- | jg iese than for meny years, and that large supplice will | })i'qweu let Locwck P.M teom bis late residence, | weetog, Smyrn pexred): Deagyms 4 1 baltimore supper built bark DELAW a gation Company, left for your city, to load for Tri- | be required in every section of the interior, where they ‘On Friday, Jan. 17 ge pb ie the 35th peer Andrew, Bucnoe ay }, debare, Teint in Fi w lows ne pty at zm. river, Tidad. whither-che is botnd for the. first voyage | Bate usually been able to supply their wants from | oe tty age, ed: atilen,W'tellan, (Nurieang, eign Volturo, Busdtit, freight ering rd, nas Sid Larks Ocline irom the Heads = i - y ii f, their own mills. The last adviews trom London quote She is calied the Victoria, and is about 150 feet | hinged and linseed cil on the advance, sales having long. : ‘A steamship, called the Quick Step, built in | Pech Made et Soe, for Suture delivery. The tradenee The triends of his brothers. John and Patrick Scott, alro bis brothers in-law. Thomas and James Cloek, are Tequestedto attend his funeral. trom bis late resi hes scarcely opened, but | - Kn for, Predericksbarg. Kensington, for George W. Aspinwall, Esq., and | toarrive, at 8% « 860. F mre oe agg ad ned rimone, Jan 7—are Bark Be Josep Her Be Sgt A ol ert 800, a destined for Caluornia, has nearly completed her | store. it) brings 89 a 900 In casks, and lo im barrels, | 30 oqrs and nine montha: nn 7° WiNO™) SB04 | Steamer Georsin reports of Thomas's Voint at pier SN. R., con tale a limited quanticy of ish fitting-out, and will srart for your city, to load, | cash at which 2.5c0 dng. Whale wasin- | “whe sr! uaof the family sre invited to attend his ; sobrs Sarah Lovina, Newoomb. Bo & few onble pedoengers, and satin about ten days, ‘Tame: about the Ist of February. Her engines were | os ee nt ee The care ol fess win? Sof | funeral on Monday. the 20th inst. at 2 o'clock, pre. | Resort, Fall River, via NYork: Lucy aun, Ogeleg. f celthenanitiaing EB SUTTON & 00.84 Wall a8. ‘ S nen e ol h re | oo rig Mary Eleanor; #0! iller, Pont, . built by Messrs Reaney, Neafie & oe cermin ceived by the Cbancier Price, which we reported in our rem ie late sesitenes; Skillman street, wear | 5!P aber) cohr Vawa: Milles, Poneo, OR. = aan be commauded by Capt J. Hodgdon. steamship, to be styled the Racer, for the same owner and destination, is also receiving her ma- chinery, at the same establishment, and will 0+ a, at Hoboken, N, J. Jave Buira- noth. wife of Francis M McDonough, aged 18 years ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- fpeettully invited to attena the funeral, on Sanday, | ‘amp, M'Latyre, Norfolk. aa 1s. Sawyer, Portland for t for Havana; sobre At~ line amie. Inet. on private terms, was taken at 40c, showing « decline Of seven cents since the last sale of polar, which was made tor Ragland atd7e.cxsb. Olives oil has been more active since our last, and 600 baskets D certain diseases, in which ane of ovre are stated tn thi sopenes ewe - ee ‘They are pro- Bee onetime, 2 2 8487 for quarts, and $4124 for | tho i9¢h Inst at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her | F.0ersna, qetge he informacion of many reriehety Mir Rankin, the tea dealer, of this city, isamong | Provioss —Pork—The market for old pork was ra- | ‘ther, Repselaer Havens, Garden street. Hoboken. | vans. via Key West: shipe 2 faliem into impropr cans, Cee eee ee ee ee img | ther more settled and unitorm, but sour mess was Ale, tho members of the Palestine Lodge of 8 asous. | Parkhill, W'Rown, Iuverve Pere tut, thse ube have had pevulldr oppostanities y gers . firm, while other deseriptions were anebai the Champ Chap’ ri » | Sidenes: vehe dM aylor. mR, « 7 imagine the peimerous sad varied seun= Her non arrival is causiog moch anxiety among | Giiiind was acuething better, apd the the Palestine Tent of Rechabites are most respectiully cernehin tae cen of exist on the subject Boy oe suffer= the frends of Capt. West and the passengers $00 becrele on $30 0 E12 1050 for ences’ Sil 25 dee | invited teattend. whip Georg body, they, Ibe The police have made several arrests of coun- | sour de, $0 ‘30 for pris, end $f te gi tbliadGobie Swuuary, 12. Lieut, Got Parnicx | {uMtue ater yt the pe OTS, Seanad aoe going terfeiters, and cap‘ured «ahout $5,000 of sparious | prime. Rumps were held firmly at $857 a ann owas a inguishe: oe! ought op three to thiw city. 2 Proall eales. Lo new mess we have no alteration to note. | Mexican war weuizanern Cry, prov to dan Li—Sid sehr Artilia, Knight, Now mopey, mainly upon the Harrisburg and Poueville , banks. Gov. In Madiron county Ga, December 25 James Prrr- The supply was email and the market very trm at $14 | 4.'> . revolutiomusy soldier, aged 05 your for rity $15 for clesr, Beet was steady aod ia fair request. with sales of 150 barrels at $5 25 a $10 1235 Fa.i. Riven, Jan 18—8t4 sloop Rasex, N York. Franxronr Jap 14—Arr sches Elizabeth, Po lendowor, Hibherd Baltimore; Ellen Oale lave will seer i ot only this, bat Most rati: and certain means of cureare algo faithfully aad Eps out, with recipes for the remedies, Bo. Be. 9th Hares, ov ew Junsey, on 1H Cox- | 4 “ ha. Gilman. NVo ith flimstrative places ‘riee $1. May be of oose Mgrastnes.—In his message to the Legis | for mess and $5 4 $6 for prime, including « email lot of betes say ‘ ~ P $l. May be had of the lature, Gov. Hlaines ic very briet om the subject of | oor coustzy prime at 44 S23. Prine mere eas vary Seger ee Tessa Dae, Maeve Eat | SE, © Setar orth oe HACER our federal relations. He says :--[ herewith com- | dull oe, a ae Page ow Pee nian | ed 16th—Arr and 114, brig Pro‘cotion, Hill, NYerk for Calais. | street s . 3 | Beet hams were al ¢ a a ire —ae mupicate several re-olutions of the Constitutional | were beld more firmly, on account ot the slight | Atianue.. ‘6 veonel in port at 11 AM. R DE Laney NCU STANDARY KEMEDL Convention ot Indiana, approving of the compro- | , spge ip ‘weather. ae was thought more favor. | 4!abama ee Pay Nicholas Bi (purely veg tal r the immediate eur 4 dovicate diseases, may be had form, at his othec, 61 Lisponard street who aptly iv the fret stage of tyags A or bi able for packing. A few small sales were report »d at Dente as coasts, Alsw, resolations of the Con- | go. Out meats were going forward slow! mise meesures of the last session of Congress of | the United State = stitutional Convention of the State of New Hamp- | hams. and 60. for shoulders Lard was Asin . JOwLLE, br anee, Calvert, Liverpool; | cured in one or (we evs, Bnd those lim shire, on the same subject. I believe that the ir demand, with rales of 160 barrels prime old at ¢ | eranitfe New ee 4 cy &° a vre. barks Goo Thomas Firk. Gh. Ienergon, Sanford, ¥ York; dor Ve Nnde of erent andemail q citizens of New Jersey accord in the sentiments | New was worth 8i¢¢, & Yo. Jor Ubio, Butter was duil, | Wasbagton...,,,. New Fore ,,...Fov 3... Bremom. bg chy mae tape ee Bp A thetielver a world of audering, and suffering” $00, « r : uy a - According to the lowe of nature, may be eljirg i =f ute de € > V1 1 Tetedl lots at Se. @ Me. for Obie and in. ceent epepring. The geuvine Fomale 0 | ferior Stale; 12c. a I7e. tor fair to prime State, and 1se le. for Orange and Chemung county. Cheese ry. and with but littleinquiry; the market w, Vat ige. a O\e been iv good request during the past week ang tbe market is Lare of prime, with only a very mo derete stock o! any description. The transactions duc- ing the pact six days reached 2000 tierovs, including 400 to-day, at $3 a $5.56 per 100 ibs., secording to quality, Sa.t.—Tho market has been rather quiet within the of there resoluuons, and that they ‘ will fir! stend by and maintain those meéasites, regardiog them op the whole, sot merely wise and patriotic, but essential to the Union, prosperity, peace und progress of this great confed racy’ —and thet they rr averse to any further agitation of the exciting | topics involved ia them = = And | submit whether it does net become you, a the repre-entatives of the people of one of the orivinal Statee—a people emi- nenily patrione and hignty co ative, to express ‘Wegalating 15—Cid brie Luey Spear, Bobbins, Windios, th, Wyatt, oardenas, sche Delphi, Bl arteen Practice im private direases, ‘ated cages of ‘his and Strlotyse—Dr. Cooper oan Cure the worst crictute ia from one to weeks. i ent on hy a recret habi® indulged in by yoorg mew. This, when too frequently in~ dulged in, begets dynpepria. weakners of the timbs amd small of the back, ernfosion of the intallect, and aversion te jor s Cork ¢ » for Philadel | man; qQuedee, | Tort. duit | wahe, Breton tor Yartic. Brightm: Yereuscn, Brist York Wary €lit.betl 4 “i Baltimore for Lop + Gazelle, for York, hesex, Briggs, Fall River for | in caim, but firm and explicit terms, these Views | oii lb ice days, the salen not exceeding 3000 sacks ‘ * ‘ joovety. A cure wartanted in every cage, or me charge. Ne | eareehnsicelaactanateates | “ixbs—We noticrd a good demand for new crop | Empue Newman, Galveston lua, Freeman, Jackeou- | FR. MURKISON 18 CONSULTED CONFIDRN (LALLY | ‘Tum New Jensey State Pursov.— The report | of Pennsylvania clover t without changeiarates, | Vile s Wheel. 1, porban Prince, W &H Delateld; ne i» Giewaeer, walah withow | of the keeper of the State prison of Jersey dy tierces rola at 8'c0, ‘The eupply of rough ty, Cerdenne, Nesmith & Sons; Warrenton, pater olga Hone he removes in | shows the insttution to be in a prosperous condi« neta babes wil ipeeee ghd acy, ¥ mp tion, und @ source of revenue to the State, The | Henin cf Baiohetn sor » long time pests ana it's diss. ortolk: Mary Mane | . Ta lor, Philan - whole expenciture from the year 1850 were © cult to obtain apy of this description woder $1 80, if 0, death. Poil 1 Phiisselonia. Alo, N14 CONFIDE: OON SU ut ] N 64, while the profits realized for the work of mn’ dy: phen ne op mae & Edward, From even that price would eatirty holders during the pre- convicts, amounied to $15 927 42. The number of wut state ct the market, American is held Graly at | h°y'puyniy pares” Teeth Os Laoom, sere how tceuermars copvicts at the close of the year wae 210, ninety- | $1 80 $1 85 for fair to prime, with on erceedingly Btesmr—Pesebdscot, Chirk, Philaselphia. ote "ae seven having been discharged. The tncrease im | smell stock. Timothy was very dali, wad quoted no. smeiten vial ut Welles, Providenco; Nimrod, Studwoll, is ae ore, the vumber of convicts has rendered the prison too | Mine at $16 @ $17 per tierce. jouth Amboy. small for the further successful operation of the |. *rices —With an active enquiry for nutmegs there Arrived. TLAND, Jun 16- BW MEDICAL BOOKS —A COMPLETE PRACTICAL : NCCESSEUS OPETAHON OF tne | re sxien to day of 6OUIba No 2 at pr Soeuee Bark Leo (ef Boston), Brown. Messing, Nov 7, with frnit, | ton, Nort Ik «IM brig Hibern® Piste. rh om the nature and treatment of delloste diseases, mechanical departments and 600 Ibe No 1 at $1 10 0 $1 12% 4 rege. be, to order Deod tas 08 0, a 1125, parsed » bark Kicnmorn, Jan 6 Cla set Fe aoud, Toby, Pernambu- me—itiuetrared hy erat nam ord easier. with small sales at 2ie.a 250 There vor b York ee eee INTEREST Movewnnt —Yesterday, Shieios called for official information reepectiag the Nicaragua question, which hus given rise to 60 much speculavion among politiciaes. We are hap endian, Walleae, 8 York: tions reported in other descriptions | ‘There was a tair demand for domestic skey, and the market was firm. with sales of | ‘yy Brig Blea Charlo Wind at the tim Korthiog Brem | far euperice t 63 days, with | Py to eee the resolution passed; and we trast that at U6 ter priton, and 260. a6)(0 for Jer | mder, tomaster Dee D4, Int 26 84. lon 41 St, spoke bark Geor- | Montevier | cows try.” the information which the Secretary of State is bhds Drudge at 96c. time and Interest ovies tor ch m Srosiveron, Jan, 1S- Arr sche Wm Rastell, Godirey, N | ty #0 come called vpon to produce will dissipste all uocerta f foreign inciude 10 pipes cognee brandy ) Le oy yp dep | York tr Pall River, ] ploratie defects Re. ke eth tte, fe teen plates s 3. i b 10. che! 0 ‘a Islands, ta a i Saco J Hi Avr echr Mexico, Liew Jom te 1 ble | , # publichere’, b Rae re J~ ty, and bring us to a proper understanding of © e208 teeta) nee oe eens Oh aS * ape bead te lose fee NY nn | ae wor. aol be the euthon, We Wesbeenae relations wih Great Britain may be assured | * go. - purtber sales of 50 boxes red mottled Castile | on 28 9), apoke snip Sea | Wissimarom. du Portiand, Saott, 8 | deacons ——— that we will never yield one atom of our nations! | pave been mede since cur inst at #40. 4 month ean Ds rehts orovr natioual honor.—National Intelli- * wae a better supply of erop | chrs Barris nt gencer, Jan. 18 he market. yet prices have not varied | Bete y | Bravings, Davai Intaliige demand The sales include | as for Wiggs fe ; bon New Orica and 000 boxes | scar Howard. Crowell Boston. 5 days, : Presengers Arrived Disvssve are fasthfusly dese lity The | coner Gallatin. Lut Com JN MaMit, | bic ana on pri | Shr LW Nickorscn Ames. Beaton, 5 dave. Pons av Princr— or riay—G Merontan. The chaperse seks stance is Socerat arr wnab on the 11th inet, where che will The market for this article was activeto- | | Schr Lady Adame, Allen, Virginia, 2 ange, bound to New | © wad by every ome. Young | rem ys tor her commander to erect tripods | day, with sales of €0.(00 ibs. at Ta 7%¢, cash, closin » " a mate in snnerndell for tidal cbaervations Licat M. qill then return to betyent " ss © | | Sche Richard Law, Chappell, New Haven, bound 00 Vite |g. sway teh mmenaers ated. aincchion race the eaaeet aap aectepy Bewte to compirte rome unfinished work there. which Wrarenone —We noticed but little doing in this | "'2)), wary Blige, Smith, Ree Maven, bound to Virgi sia DB Peyereretior 40 Sa swe 4 tmy he got ® copy of thie sill occupy about fifteen days eehich he wil ge | crvinennee oor ins rt, but thete wae not mush | Bone Gil bise Mechwith, Mew Havony cound vo Vitgiana, | A.M ChW obs tivas tng 4) orn commence th \ phic survey of the | prereng on the mark A vale 2500 Ibe. north. Blocp Kadient, Barker, Previdence, sele. 2 tated-m, © & Berne river and barbor of Savanna ade 8 88¢ . cash Be empteld, A Sens. deo mops - 1 8. sleop-of war &t. Louis was at Montevideo on The operations today comprised hips North Ame 7 perio fe, the Foske: Maes pie the Ist wit casks port at Bie. © $1, and 5) cases Muscat on private er, Dickinson, Fak rent, oil eceioe cae sae crcmancate wontags U & stigate Congrers was at Rio Janeiro 26th uit, | terme pabi shipe Conovancine, | «i pion wilt Bev went Ma a ty) also steve Chip Beltet MALKETS ELSEWHERE, | ner Newey Bay, Martie all 5 Qrteces eo sdvrniavana tor wale by Bein The Umited States eteamer Saranac. Capt Tatnall a | Fereleton, Bt Marke; brig Angosturs, Garey, Bulnvar, and ‘ “t bln did not eafl on the 1ith for Mavane and &t. Domingo, _— e" RIS AND but @a*t rt op Thur y leet The tes pd Crescent City, Terner, for Kineton and . Ohsares €id no yertorday, owing ofestnaviog been | diccewered ym 01 fi the boilers, she will p-obably eat on CITY TRADE REPORT. Monday - | bin ptoorage, nove ae nensande wh Byrenoay, January 14-6P M | , Cae, W 3.6 bang, (not Jedkine,) came in command of the | Pacsengere si) Ugur Anes. — There was an eunier feeling exbivited in our | ’ Oe Ste market to-day for pot ashes, with only # moderate en Wind ot aunvot. NW | ore " pity for export. and rather mere offering The mar ut Peiegraphic Marine Roperee ket for pearls was, a8 last notice 4. sy. with & pr i] Un teame, 0 And Galena, N Fore nue Ried ve Sues m Amer A home Valuaiou upoa sulle, With & proper dive sttoa in favor of de Feot mportavous i ships, would give Lb the benefit of +1 India carrying trade, nie poled Briteia The presen’ mode. r practice of eppraising forriga Djorte Woe whory imperfec The whole opera (the net of 1346 was, 1 mous ex at cretion of e | « ' } stion. What can | t t a on Finance, me t « ‘ t the most fol ai we have ever ‘ ahd hae p oved ' 69 rations He can how 9 ves Of ap rewen ¢ doum €6 wot he t ' ‘ ¢ the phyeet wy early € t nt it M Honer ive trader, and n on buener, be . ® " eptal anc nen to thy h ome thing in toe copper sion of the frau mpcer the ad valmem wy ste while hor fiens ond spreihe duties of the same aver ae the ad valorems, would be ageia in many ia etonces, ig fevor of the domestic article, of from twenty 10 fifty percent Bri we guess that y | euch redical changes of the act of be 16, are out of fhe question for the reromayt of this short gession Mr Tromen Smith's bili of five miilioas for the eatisfaction of claims growing out of french spo- \ | ty gcod demand, Home 100 barrele were disposed ot at | T paid over $200 A 396 4 in oi ie fer be There Peovwamos, Jani olf abuse, wlth: ~ $569 5 $675 for pote, amd $6624 for pearls, Thor Lcreseny. wate, weeeeamet aroaks Pe xed oe aence, witneus Same. war ine & of Cansdian pots made for eh pmeat Com % Apslrchicola; sobt Biisbesh Aan, | whet ' - weoment hy letter Otiee hon Bede public. he stock ov hand in tvs ‘ atnyue | . 1 wa de PM. OR LARKONT, thous this morping—ineludiag unia ne COmpAMy | path. posvae . | od of 8097 bbis. pots, amd 1.788 aitco ie | tote gn gg Be ’ : anges! " «| ¥ raw feet at | ! There was only a moderate aly } Francisco we | PPO® bay revows “th a Tem ted in Western and state flour eto . é, | Pe Fg ro 9 ‘The eity trade purchase only eu t to supply . bate eae | ‘ ped tor ‘ we efally onicect oe tate want®, whiletor the Bastand for ex | ;,")4 Vt M al ‘ " obs and ot t little, if anything, done, The low ab Rorriet 2h o- | dee urnal hour. spiery i rad ate our were lees freely offered. and for | §. tu J es): 6 x ‘ 1h 06h Be pre DOLA At te abewe office, + any | WLtl we, 6 © orl > bene the market wan very wih oniy ® few amali | ! » us 8) Union | ahs wer - aise big jote to be bed at our inside quotations white the better | & Senck f | The shove Letter Rage are also at Kenyon's, 91 Wall street | Geveriptions werr plenty nna had a dreoping tenden- | , i | Herald Marine Corre per | ° pats ; ey The sales ot the cay comprived about 8000 Dhis, at |p v Fr nie wer hate , . ? 4 3 aa Or Ademe, Portland; keongh and Ready, Hiohene France, B 6 nve oo sane Pee le debe Poe © and Wim M Baird, Bends, WY ork e to |B + alt Are hy a ov beget MM | camer Kenneves, Revmonr d ' Ine, ip at a i Bee aca re A 4 | Oi neet ine com ny Thy op mwere fly a yhio mt $6 2b a $5 44. ten . Aston ere b | _Sreanrn Lirnararon trom Philedeiphie for, Wgearts mm , ‘ , Wamroe Island. 4 xtrn Obio at $6 50 fenamee Solve Revisrad ak As ae Wilmington Wel, 17th, ropaiting Figg mg of wt: pam Alones Fell ' ou. 14 * in the market flew * § & ’ } ents A 4 maul lots browght $4 87 for common brands in bond . Larry | Chaitam by the porebasers ef the | haa v2 % be Reb Lat i mand for South flour at rather more 7, ¥) e w # 004 deal more will be reewv +: , 4 end principally for shipment to the West ay | from NOrieans for Boston, war got off ehory Prin " out ) i r throw réhe ang Seath Ameries, while * were on Rew If 1 owed to Proving: (ow & D Coun, manter mo P o} the emel: bottle, and @8 tne 5 thas nested toe on enerel 7 Ke 25 Wil- | Ove pun p vill keep her free, alrhough she has sont ® ine Morten wot d above, ilenen write by steamer ne peste toe Ouess tem as trom 27h Centon Land Company, Mary- | stone tatiest in the hold, and bas no ompty casks io her. ‘are, taster Jno. 16 o. 19 owe Atohee, Pes 4 Lot lictle dyposition to rentige wt emything | jg" io.) y Tisen S400 Orand dpeoteey = Gunn tintin, th thasenten teenie tan & are all ner cine built chive, provi * — ange, though 8 fee saall | road’ bones, ie ont Contral Kavlresd Bonds, fier tovebing at Rip da ght yrroccadnd on her " yp 4. MORPHY 9A) REMOVED 1 4 * transactions ! a ‘Foyage to the int of 69 108, lon 70 W, and bain wits Wid, wither 1.106 Dble at $5 8 $6 12)5 tor mixed tocommon brand: we tock Poord a MUON tempestuous westher in that vicinity sprang s leak, r Till be wy in two to four d And 9520896 O25; torfancy. Kye Flour wae un- | fi, 75 she Baltimore se Railroad. 75, | making 8 one time 3900 strokes per hour, which the ns Ny jmourred cers. Mix Specie, $1 " chenged in value, but more inquired for, with sales of | ji, Wer bid, 108% asked, ‘Quarterly ve @ pesintance of the passengers mecessary to keep ber afloat. The Agente, 15) Peart ewes, beat, Br. M will forfes: