The New York Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1851, Page 4

NEWS BY THE MAILY, Our Washington Correspondence. Wasnineron, Jan. 27, 19. On the Politics of the Day. Great many strangers in the city. Yes, I see the hotels are ajl pretty well crowded; and Captain Black, of the National, lodges a score or two every night, im cots, in the ladies’ ordinary. Ob, give me a cot im the valley I love. But what brings all these people here ? Congress, and the bills before Congress. Hop Turney’s bill, for the amendment of the Patent laws, has a corps of lobby members on hand; private claims, French spoliations, and other bills, have their list of ad- vocates among the outsiders; but the tariff more, perhaps, than a)! combined, kas drawn this flood of custom to our tavern keepers. It is an ill wind that does not blow something into Washington. A good regular * Norther,” oa the tariff question, briags em to town. Those broad-shouldered men you saw in the rotuoda t# day, were iron manufac- turers, from Penneylvania, or coal dealers—and those dapper-looking little fellows you see at the National, on the porch, picking their teeth after dinaer, are calico und Bay Sute shawl men, from Maseachusetis. The tariff of '46 has reduced them to sueh poverty that Wey can only Cas? to p three or four dollars « day tor board. Their bit terings are truly areadiul. Clay men, gan Filmore men, Buchanan men, Cass men, are ail anxious in Peposyivania to do somet for coal andiron. Capra! caa be made of that subject in Pennsylvania, and (he experieace of 1848 will not be doct upon the demwerats. They have burnt their fingers often enough ag Even Gen. Cage is said to be convinced there ought to bea litle rise in the bounty oa coal and iron. Well, we shall see how st will come out. We rather suspect the whole subject will over to the first Moxday in December next, am od only knows What may Mupren in the interregnum. Beeides ail inis, there is a good deal of wire pulling here among the politicians. They are all in the fog—all aqiiit—all at a loss as to which is which, whatis what, oud where inthe name of God to go, ana whatto de Feote and Cobb, out of the democrati: church in the South, have doing their bestior a Union party. They have tried @ Nationei C robin, ¢F & ser nvention. No go. A round emperance pledge of mutual good behavier; buc i don’t take. Cass and Douglass, and !ickineon, ere laughing in their sleeves at the joke—the joke of the round robin. But Mr. Clay, prone facia, was taken in; and General Houston, (hruwing 1¢ might be some ad- dition to hig stock is trade, put on his signature to the “affidavy”"—~a sort of writ of habeas corpus, re- congiee on demand. What is to be the next move, is not disclosed. Webster might make his everlasting fortune upon the Nicaraugs aud Hayt: questions, if he would; but we are afraid he will *whittle” them dowa to the little ena of a compromise, forthe sake of prevent peace, Gompromising our future securi hat’s what we fear. It Mr. Webster would on y talk to Sir Heary Bulwer, as he did talk to Cheva- lier Hulsemen, we should have Chattield out of Central America in short order; but let us hepe there is something good behind the curtain—some- thing that will moke saitpetre explode. General Seoit isin town. He seems to be the favorite of the rank and file whigs, and they have aiso an idea that, lnke General Taylor, he ought to un without a plattorm. If he does, he will be com ple'ely deserted by the South, and there will be two or three candidates cutting under him and overhim in the North. And the fact ia, we have hed 0 much expericuce withia the last ten years with malitary heroes without platforms, that it will hardly answer to try another upon the game plan, not even General Svott himself, especiaily in a serub race. No, eu; notatall, A national eandi- date on a good s'ock of military glory, with only a single opponent in the field, may do well enough to run ou the gen-ral principles of the constitution, and the exemples of our eather Presidents; but ma serud race, like that we expect in he n pave a platform He can’t do without platform He ma declare himself in favor of something berides the constitution; and he mast express hireselt North or South for something more than the adjustmeat of the slavery question. If he says nothing, procluims pothimg, and denies nothing, he will ve taken as a Seward man—the | ex Governor and his ehque being inclined, very nee? to give the General their support. General Scot: has, heretofore, expressed — in favor of the “* re-annexation” of Canada U, that a nt, bis opwiens, if he shall become a al will be expected—yea or » umstances may justify a ge of his promulgated from Weet n Things are getting to be interesting. We shall have some deveioyements of great significancy in the course of the spricg. We must be vigilant robm—e caucus—a new poli- iington—a# tari! compromise— the election of a L —a town meeting | n the provine outhera mess meeting és shape and sub stacce to the arrangements for 185: We can't be in the fog muca louger. asuinGton, Jan. 23, 1851 Old Bullion om California Claims—A Paradwe for Congress from the Judiciary Co: ren, fur the settlement of C: fornia claims—which has been published im fall in Upon mittee, by Mr. I the bill reporte the New York Herald—Ol\d Ballioa has let him- self out. We should think be did not like the bill. He says it is a flagrant violation of the constitution, | and ‘he most abominable specimen of ier siation that hae ever come to light in the history of the civilized world. The government enters the field agaiast | the old Spanish and Mex settlers, and contests hetr right to their property— not only so, but we in- vite all the world to come in and harrass them at the sume time—suits upon suits, suits within suita, | and all down upoa the old settlers, * back and belli tke Sanson upon the Philistines Waeo two men are down upon oor, the man of fair play is is very apt to kaock one of the two down; and even ine ang byht, many will not be atowes to cl upon one poor fellow in the lump. But here DmMent goes in itself, to contes* the title t of the old settlers, and tavites, at thie all the land sherk. 'yers to pounce | hem, end om the § years apc yesterday a1 ate to ¢ hem out of their proverty, vernment, 20, 30, 40, denunciations 6 as 1 to-day, thorough discussion r. Berrien pat in a maaly aad d heree and overwhelming ¢ f the bill ciations of the i wa enator trom Mim he uscenstitational the bill, how. e charged by Mr. Ben ra, excited spe ications € plone to ite valdiy by Messrs Hale and Daves: ond the debute wes thus enlarged into e *t'« controy + iawhich Mr. Bauder and NV w come strongly to the reltefof Mr I who e t bt of the blows m ibe wer club ¢ a. Wessy evi- ; trom the # raring amen sin favor | t ‘ ght of the old settler the bil The me important of these amend stead « t i a hee * one tee olf eettler, at the same time v eobm 4 the United States r t stent ohall not issue for the 1 he owner is det ned in the ordi- De ‘ ate courts, the first ony ( g the ascertainment ot 41 nee of tile “i " tory to Mr. Benton tt np © a majority of the Senate Do the best they ean to c « land disputes, they eannot : ’ r ‘ r the ry paradise of cer Wasurnoton, Jac. 28, 1961 Puncshments and Rewards inthe Navy—Mr. Bad- gers Bill Tariff Movement om Congress Badger, from the Nav Sommit of the reported a bill to-day for the better presers vat f discipline in the navy, in accordance with the Inte report of the Secretary. The bill provides that eurmmery courts martiel may be held for the r off a committed by petty officers ferior ratings, which the comman- Ae «| may deem of not sufficient im- por e t martial; cers above he renk of 4 T summary courts utd pray folowing sentences, which ire ' nmender before they Discharge frem tor vith bad conduct Niecha coud. Solitary eonfinemen nt sing’e or doutle om bread and we ednce fine. pent rball exceed thirty days Third Solitary confinemen i tingle or double. tor a period not exceeding thirty days Fourth. & ry comfuement, po. exces daye Fifth, Bame, not exceeding tro m * Bisth Reduction to next Inferior rating venth, Ball and chein, but not te be worn at sea Bigbth, Deprivation of jib on shore Atd ices of pay, not to exceed three m nthe. may } added to any of the above mentioned punishments M:ritorious marke and ‘good condncy” i cha pes ate to be given to such as ate alarly meritorious; and @ preference in re entering the service to such as have previously served two Mr. Benton invoked | reply to | Arena years, and been discharged meritoriously ; and if there has been @ continusus service of two 34 Te-enters the service he shal entitled to a credit on the Dovks of the ship of oes months’ wages, at his former rating. Afver twenty years’ service, with good couduct discharges at the termination of each eulstment, every petty officer, or persou of an inferior rating, Ube entitled to admission to, aud provision in, the Naval Asylum for life, with balf ‘ie moathly wages of his lest enlistment Waa eouennain officers may, of their own au- thority, punish i oace emimitied by petty offi- cere and others of iaferior ratiags uader their or other coafigement—by —hy restricting their diet to bread and water—by posing extra police and other duty—by withholsing permission to ashore; and in case of theft, not exceeding t value of $5, by making wr from the wages of the offender to the ewnerthe loss, and phate the offender to wear, for any time not exceeding ten days, a badge with the word ‘‘thief;” and such commanding officer may coatinue any two of these punishments at the same time. Such is an outline of the bill It will be seen that the system of rewards enters largely into ita fea- tures. But nearly all the punishments, perhaps from neceal y, consist of confise;ent; and the fatal ob- jection to this exists in the fact, that a commander Cannot resort to it without leaving his vessel short handed. The truth is, no efficient punishment his yet been substituted for flogemg, and the passage of the present bill, as far as its punishmen: col will leave the matter not a jot better than it is at present. The system or rewards may answer; but any one who remembers the compo- sition of the navy, and how improvident sailors proverbially are, at best, can have but faint hopes of the success of the proposed plan. It has now been definitely arranged that Mr. Strong is to bas in a bill for the mo- dification of the tariff, by the establishmen: of home valuations, taking the average value for the last ten years, and increasing slightly the duties on iron, coal, and woollens; cotton to receive a dead cut. The measure 1s not entirely satisfac. tory tothe whigs, but will be taken for want of something more favorable. Oar Balttmore Correspondence. Bavtimore, January 1351. Life Inswrance— Remains of Wells and McComas. Mrs. Ann S. Fulton, the widow of the late Thos. H. Fulton, cotton manuficturer, who, through the recent reverses in business, died a bankrupt, acknowledges the receipt, this morning, from the Connecticut Life Ineurance Company, of a check for $5,000, being the amount of insurance effected by him on his life on the 12th of June last, he hav- ing paid but $87 50. He was at the time in prime health, but doubtless feared that he would not be able to breast the storm that he saw brewing in his businese affairs. He wasa man of the most ener- etic business its, aud prided himself on having en able to weather the storm that swept off most of our menvtacturers two years ago, and dreaded bankruptcy worse than death, not for the sake of the money, but for the upholding of his business integrity. A committee of the Baltimore Sharp Shooters } preted disinterred the remains of Wells and cComas, the two youthful and gallant Sharp Sheoters who shot General Ross at the hatte of Mount Point, from an old graveyard within the city limits, which is about being devoted to buiid- ing lots, and deposited them in Greenmouat. This company have secured the use of Ashland square, in which they have already laid the corner stone for a handsome monument to commemorat: the memory of these gallant youths. They have also collected some two thousand dollars towards the accomplishment of the object, which will give our city another claim to the title ef the“ City of Monuments ” Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puwapetraia, Jan. 29, 1851. The Charges Against Collector Lewis —Monu, ment to Mujor Twiggs, $c. The investigation by Mr. Dunlevy, U. S. Com- missioner, into the cherges breught by Mr. Brady acainst Collector Lewis, were concluded yester- day, after forty-two days sitting. As the sessions were secret, it is c-flicult wo arrive at the nature of the evidence, the friends of Mr. Brady asserting that the charges were iuily made out, while the other party are es strenuous in persisting the very reverse. The latter seems to be the true state of the case, however, for the Commissioner was him- self heard to declare afew days since, after the | conclusion of the evidence for the prosecution, | that it was of the mos: frivolous character, and command, by solitary their ravens even thought that it was uonecessary to go into the examination of witnesses on the opposite side. Meesrs. Struthers & Son have completed a hand- some monument, in red sandstone, which is to be | erected at Laurel Hill over the remains of te late | Major Levi Twiggs, und his son, George Decatur Twiggs. The design of the monument was far- nizbed by Mr. Frederick Greeti, ahd is emblema- tical of the profession of the deceased. A stack of | boarding pikes torms a fluied ehafi, surmounted by | a battle axe, upon which hangs a wreath of laurel | At the foot of the shaft is an anchor, and the coat | of arms of the United’ States rests against the fe of the stersand stripes. The followiag is the in- ecription upon the monument Faoxt.—*This monument, erected by citizens of | Philadelphia, who cherished his virtues, marks the resting p of the mortal remains of Major Levi Twiggs, U. 8. M . who fell leading his commend to the sereuit at the storming of Uhepuitepec. in Mexivo, oa ot Beptember, A. D. 1347 “His gallant son George Decatur Twi, inguishea himseif in a prior ats under Major Lally, U 8.4, on b, in combet st the Sle ditcharging | the duty ot a Licutenant, in the pla e of one who bad juet fallen.” Tue ParviaMEnt I oT1a—Reciprocal. Trapve.— The provincial parlament assembled ov the 23d inet. In his address, the Goveraer, speaking | of the proposed railroad between the United , | and that province, and a reciprocity intra | 4 convenuon, by invitation, was held last | in Portland, in the State of Maine, and resolu were acopted for the const tion of the ** Exro- pean end American Rail wed * Aware of the stroag feeling that bad shown i on more than one oc- cosicn in the Assembly, on bject of rapid and | certein means of intercourse by railroad, 1 deemed it cor ‘nt with my duty immed: | myreif in communication w th her Maje ty’s go- verpment, snd to rend one of the bers of my council to Engiend te ascertain What amount of aid cr encouregement might be expected from the home goveroment, or Imperial Parliament, in fa of an object veh vast importance to the peng of thie colony; but as the pegouation om that aubd- ject is eull pending, | ent prepared to t pe to this imypor- ke an early occasion of ce which has been view of carrying into effect your expressed wishes, in obtaining the advantages of derand freer markets for r ous products of ourindustry. The negotia- thie subject are still in progress, and [ shall eubmit avy mresure tent enterprise. I shy fubmitting the conducted with they enFon be g!:d if hereatier you deem it judicious to afford met ar further aid aad deliberation u aad prominent ’Y TRADE KHPORT, Wrowesoar, January 29 —6 P.M Asnas—An easier toe! prevailed in the market f pot ashes since our last, and the demand for thi éeerription w hor limited, Pearle were more ac tive, and very firm. The eales ndd up 200 barrels, a $6 62.8 $675 for pots; and $5 62 for pearls. A anie of 140 berrela Canadian pearls wae made on private terms Pays cercrrs—Flour—We bare to notean active mar, ket for State and Western flour, with a brisk demand for loval consumption, and some enquiry for the Rast and for shipment. Holders of State were more willing tomect buyers, and for it, and the medium grades of Wertern, eneier priees hav? been accepted Superfine No. 2 was tore freely offered. art the market jower. with a ten in favor of pu not by any meane sustainmg the ailegatioas. He | £| F | in Hi = ci 5 = £ F : i s geet well tod older ‘This day's aules This. day's sales 10,000 bushels at 65 66}¢0. for new yellow, and 6730. for a tew parcels of white “ he close Southern was offered ayers + Fae Sin, yay. quiet ines ety the ‘swe e Teport was of tons Liverpool orrel, at $6 60 a $7 per ton, tour months Cor: ae bent been a fair business done in this artic! and with asteady market. The sales include 650 Rio, at 1136 @ 117%c., and 100 bags Costa Rica, at Corton —The market continues flat, and intained at the prese: ce Of sellers, who appear to anticipate more ing advices from abrosd The sales reported wore : i seein &bout 800 bales, We quote— Liv r0o UnssssnioaTi0%. N.Orleans, Uplands, Florida. Mobiles Texiss, Inferior... a> ‘ . Nominal. Ni hands, estimated <bam is considera ry of tri reparatory to an acti ie teir sales are making TT > has brought to the ryt of spring goods, both imported eB importer derate businers, slightly on the increase, is doing in bleached and umbleached shirtings A rices are firm and are pointing upwards. Stocks 0 t accumulate. Drills arein better request for ship- ping, a8 well as for the clothi: ‘rade, and prices are of osnaburgs is exceedingly Page iThe su, and not si it forthe demand. Prices are a , and yet eae advancing, which restrict the denen oomaldarebly, Denims are not active, but the stock being small prices are very steady. ve are in fair request, and prices very firm, Ticks bi pre hyen doing hee, with an im red demand. Print! cloths are in brisk demand, and prices show a slight advance this week. At Providence, the sales of last week were unusually heav: stocks are reduced and s rather higher, with an upward tenden- oy. seme tendency is observable here, and the moment « full demand ie obtained, fined will be high- er, The market is working well for manufacturers, Prints are also more active tor the distant trade, sad Es are very firm, and looking upwards. Cham- mays are in request ne clothiers, and pric The demand for ms has increased, and buoyant pric The suppl, at Present very limited, and the eoming arrivals are pre-eng: some ae bool i, pects of the trade are Mead tton pant: nery are in request for exp: ae Wiper hoy Fic ith aged to i of es ceo hesitancy about prices-no thought cession in prices—but as stocks have bscome diminiehed, » gradualletrengthening, which {i ine —e advance Sheeps grey: consi extent. Satinets hi sider uy. and are becoming actnally meres are selling freely, with fancies and plain colored styl tsull prices, and there is still greater inquiry sk inj which will lead to @ more active business Jeans are eelling more briskly at very buoyant prices. Tweeds are in good demand and steady in prices, with an advance in prospect. Foreign importations are hitherto below expectations this month, ib pro- portion of the goods have arrived ina damaged state. the amount coming forward of British goods, too, as advised. will fall far short of last year’s importations The increased foreign cost acts asa check A fair de mand exists for the early seaton. Summer cloths sell freely at good prices. French fancy goods are in great request; the importations have been large, but are not re equal te the very full demand which exists. aud prices consequently are very fitmand buoyant. Pisin styles are not yet in so much request, bat prices are yery steady, with @ fair and well assorted stook ‘There is still a difficulty in filling the orders that have been sent out to France from this country. To day. the previourly announced sale of domesticlawns took at Messrs, Haggerty. Draper & Jones’ stot iderable epirit. The catalogue wi me Aic.. oe 13)¢e, whichiss advance on last spring's great from all parts. This tende for the reaso iy by other public sales, and a large activity in private trade. Buyers are now congregated here from all arte. parlours — Cotton was engaged to Liver flour at 1044. grain at 34.. bi xpense, Dowd weight was nominal at 12+ was taken to Londom at 20; and neval stores hts to California were dull and previous © not freely obtained. These was no change We have no important change to t since our last notice, while wit! ‘ate demand.6 000 Ibs. ordinary to fair weste: deen sold at 28 _ ots., eash and time. “.—Nothing to report in dry cod or new Kerel, which Santo very qulet ‘ith only retail tales from store, at former fizares A considerable et ot pickled herring was dispored of at $3 12% @ Favit.— Raisins were pretty active to-day, and many holders were asking an advance. Sales of Sv doxes bunch were made at $1 90a $200; and 200 quar. ters at 60 c's cash; besides which. 500 haif kegs olas- ters bave been fol, on terms not made publis. A lot of 16 cares Leghorn eltrom sold at 19 ots. Hay.—North river io limited request, with a steady market, avd rales of 600 bales at T2a 7 per 100 lbs, including about 200 Staten Island » latter rate. for export Hear —Dew rotted American was selling at $ per ton. The sales of foreign embrace about 400 ba! Tetail at 63¢ ote.,6 months ry firm and in demand at 330° which 80 bales * of and more plenty, with « Kestern by the at $1 44 @ $1 50 per M Leao.—A sal 200 tons Spanish was made at $4 73, cash. and $4 80, time sud interes! Lime.—With limited receipts, a good demand &o bbls, common Eastern chanzed hands at 93 6 950 cash. ehowing @ considerable improvement since oar le otic ,eunh and short time; and 50 A mail lot of old crop Mas covado told wt 21 b, for refining Navat Brones.-Common rosin was lesa active, with only afew ales trom yard at $1 54, and delivered ot $145. About 200 bbis. white rorim were teken at $275 $3 % per 280 Ibs. This article was very ncarcs to. day, particularly the better derorip!ions, Orudy ture pentine was firm, with farther enies of 150 bbly at $257 | Ohio tour war a active req decline quote yesterday enles have doen made of | O10 vs oding No. 2euperfine, at $4.97 4 $4 66; common to choice Btate, at $4 090 $4 81; mixe\ to favorite Michigan. Indiana and Wisconsin o! $476 aha 87 the way ef New Orleans, at $4 ot $5,004 ; taney Obio, at #8 at 95 Be round and flat hoop Ohio reevived by » $404. pure Genesae 44. fanoy Gonenye. $5608 $575 extta Geperes at $4.02 096614. Nothing ot # ence ¥as done in Cansdien flour, and the mark dull but Jy, at $487 for common brands, ia The market for Southero with a good ebipping and 1 0 bbie., at $58 86 12 Baltimor: $5 62% for wae made at $ supply aod wanteds and firm, with salon $2 12% @ $2.26 per 100 ibs 70 a The. per bag of 26 Ibs, ‘Che depreseed state of four market has had an unfavorable influence upon Wheat, and there was but litte inclination om the part of buyers to operate at current rates. The valry for thie article to go Kast was extremely light. vod prices im general may be eald to have a droop- lng terderey. Holders, however, still fosieted upon Yory bigh Sunes, and the sales in consequence were limited to 2500 bushels Ohio. and 690 bushels Joneses at private bargain. Of Canadian there have been no tains worth reporting. while the market wae firm at £107 #8) 10 tm bond. Rye was scares, and held , Grmiy et Te & Be. per bushel, Barley was aot plenty, a’ $4768 $5 50 mr Bb per 280 Ibe = In epirita there was onl, small business doing, ut 34 & 40c.. ear! Oice. — The market for whale oll wes unchanged. with farther sales of 6) bbis.. mostly for shipment, at 42a 450 pergalion, Tn linseed we have no alt ion to report The market for it was pretty active and from store 4000 gallons brought 900 . cash, tor English and American. To arrive, 1) (0 gallons Eaglieh. changed hands cn terma wot ator aived. Uf clive, 200 bay ere thken at $275, 4 months ova.—Pork,— We notice @ steady bneize doing jn old mens a 4 prime wich soarked chan, im value The principally for settling contracts and the rales r A few pmall pal ait | $13 60; and ob particularly firma. 16@ bar $5096 for pric is brought $8 25e $10 60 Bri h 7Me. per pound Recording to quality were in better request and firmer. with considerable salen, at Go. 9 6),¢. per pound for lote tor city packing There was rather more |. rd offered to bat not in sufficien' quantities to affect prices, while the demand remained good, with eaire of SCO barrels old prime at fe.; and new Ohio ai 5,0. a fic. Butter was dull and heavy at 180. 9 20 for Urange county, ama 12 @ 16:. | for good to prime Westerns dairies Cheore was more dacyent and with a brisk enqairy for shipment, the market war bet , Which were pret ty laeze, Ske & Te vé for very chotee lote for nglieh market 1 Eetare —Anpexed are the pales of bourse and lots since yreterday, by auction and at private sale 1 lot corner Third aveoue amd Thirty ninth etree 29290. $2,000; 1 do. adjoining on Third aven ame fine, $1 500; 1 do. opporite corner. 19 5x80, $1,520, 1 do, adjoining ow Third avenue sine, $1,050; L do. ia | rear of above. on Thirty. t 2x38 6, $50; | houre and ‘ot No 697 reet. $4,466; 21 Trenty-eighth etree on Lexington. ever M4 6x10, each $2000, £4 be leareboid property, ing of & houtes and lots, Nos 83,85, 87 8y , $5 650 Fifty sixth street, between bd Bixth ave each $285, 256x100 5, $1,540 # pale, by he coagregat Of the Duane street Church, the corner of Fifth end Nineteenth etreet et on the avenue et om the street, $52 500 Inly 109 tieroes bave t & $3 68% per 100 Ibs. deroriptions was very light Barr. — Within o few days ealer have beem made of several cargoes Went India. part at 2lc. per bushel, d the residue on private terme, Ashton's Liverpool fine was selling in lots at $1 anddo ground at $1 (2 ® $1 07, arual time Becans.— Sales of 160,000 Haranns were made at $19 } @ $23. and 15,000 Prinoipe at $18 Bricks —Apout 1.600 lbs. No. 1 nutmegs were sold at $1 1244, uewal time Brixirs.—The market for domestic whiskey was onsior and more active, with aniet of 200 barrele Prison at 26.50 4 26% 0, and 60 hhds. drudge interest. Of foreign, 80 halt pip ht $2 26. ‘The last eale of prime white was made at . om Bocas — There was not muoh doing ia Hon to dey, but we heat! of no alteration A lot of 60 bhds. com a5XMe. to arrive, om terms not stated. D eo, time and | i jd jo 30; range Pekoo— 84 half chests, 3534; 70 do 2734 onuae Pow- shoe 10 Sut chests, 24; 310 do 2354. Souchong —' = oe Foun Gonge jou—170 halt ehests, 2734; 27 eheste 0 25) Hyson—166 half chests, 28 ul ruary ane at gate il take nee room, pt portion A ot tee cargo of the ship Samuel Russell, just arr! offered, oom; @ very desirable sssortaa ni of ine _ ualities ef black and green teas. Wini ther sales of 30 qr. casks port were moouat ‘91 & $1 37; 60 do dry Malaga. at 35 a 400. per gallon. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SAL) 0 Fe ation, do. an’ Us op 18) 800 reais 8 9 iste doaeen 6. | Bene os 1 W do ‘i bia 7 ‘Morr ri Board— 20, shs Bank of Balti- ; 25 York and Cumber- the act § a ia, jalvimore 6'4, a jaltimore asd Ohio tim Hand 6 cloned my 1a a Storii bid; aied, aobed Uh 1867, 92: beriand RR, 23, 25 do., 23;5 Telegraphic Report. New Oaveans, Jan, 27, 1851. The Arotic’: shas depressed the market for cot ton, and sales have been mads of two thousand and twenty-five bales at prices exhibiting # decline of one eighth to one quarter on those current previous to the receipt of her advises. We quote middling at twelve andahalf. Mess pork isin demand. and saleable at twelve ands quarter Prime keg lard hasadvanced, end now brings nine an toten cents. Sterling exchange is quoted at seven Freights have an advancing tendency, aad to Liverpool owners of vessels are asking & ‘alf penny per pound for cotton, 5 York & Cum New Onveans, January 29, 1851, Cotton—8 000 bales sold to-day, at 44 to 4c. deoline since the receipt of the Arctic’s news; middling 1a'<c. Prime Rio cotfee is worth lic, Freights—Cotton to 1, ied. rr ans Orsciwwarr, January 29, 1851. Provisions are firm. There are mere buyers than sellers of mess pork at $11 25. The sales of dry salced meats are 26.000 Lbs. of pieces and shoulders on private The weacher is terms, aod 160.600 lbs. sides at Sic. extremely cold. ‘Married, OnJanuary 29, by the Kev, Mr. Lafond, Mr. Auraxo Lavine to Mies AcrHonaine Poimien, daughter of Peter Poirier, Eeq. Die: On Tuesday morning, January 28. after @ short but revere illness of inflammation on the luags, Jon 8, McKinuin, in the Olet year of bis age. ‘The relatives aed friends of the ‘family are invited to attend his funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, the 0th inet ,at half past 3 o’cleck, from bia late revi. dence, No. 215 Bust Broadway. On Tuesday, January 28, ies a short illaess, Wi.- tram Lyo d 41 years. ‘The friends relatives of the family aro respect- fully invited to attend his tuneral, from his late resi- dence, No. 77 Estex street, this (fhursday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. The Union Lodge, 5 2D. of &, also the American Union, No. 10 D of T. one department of the Sixteenth ward, a Guard, are respectfully invited to attend. 29, CaTHaning, eldest daughter of George et Maxwell, aged 6 years aad 2 mont! of the family are Invited to attend tl tenet from the residence of her parents, 196 Third avenue, corner of og poner street, to-morrow (Fri- day) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Ler remains will be taken to Trinity Cemetery. On January ora long and Sanan Uxvexwoon, widow of Thomas 50 years. ler trien da are respectfully invited to attend her foneral, this afternoon. at 2 ¢’clock, from the residence of her eon-in-iaw, 145 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Uemetery for in- ent. be Tuesday, January 28 4 protracted illness, Wiitsam D, Brarmacan, im the 624 year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral,on Thursday, Suth inst., at 4 o'clock, P. M., from his iate resideace, No, 78 Bedford street. ‘Newburgh and Kingston papers please copy. On Wednesday morning, January 20, Groce G., in- fant son ef Jane and William Rhodes, aged 11 months. ‘The friends of the family are respeotiully invited to attend the funeral, this day, (Thursday, at 1 o’clock, P. M, from the residence of his parents, No, 827 Brosdway. In Bhelter Island, L. L, January 12, Mra. Lyora Cantwaronr, aged 93. Mrs. C. leaves 164 daseendants. In Madieon, N. J,, January 23, Major Luxe Micien, aged 92, soldier of the revolution, ainful sickness, Underwood, aged MARITIME INTELLIGENCE Movements ef the Orean Steamers, ¥ uN nee som oKTD, Cleared. Shire—Rhine (pkt), Doane, Havre, ED Hurlbut & Cos —— Charlerton, Boyd & a. ware Biome, Corntne Oreeon. G Boor oy Co; B De- hit, Rig Grauds, HK Corning, ie So ), Mercoir, Marseilles, A Soigantte te Marcus, Pieree, Cardenas, & P Buck & Cv; Syria, Fran- it Marks, he; Seguine, Saow, Abbott Lawrenos, Allen, Bos- ; Oregon, Star on providence. Arrived. Ship Sites Holmes, Berry. Orioans, 13 days, with cot~ “Seaed W Salta Mangur, Washington, NO, with naval from Ant te BA Harlbat & Co. Greanwioh) 18 ws from China, from Bart Laconic 100 sant from faverpecl, to Bands & Co. Brig Norrie, 0 daye from Malaga. Also, 2 chips aud 2 brigs. Balled. RM steamship Aria, Lang, Liverpor! wards, Charleston Boiie: Riteavern, Boeck to Jan 20—Wind 4 e Telegraphie Marin Bia Arrived—Dark Shanon: Rochelle, Nov 26, brig Finan- ivark AB Sturgis, for NYors in 2 ds'ye; only Aum veseel. ip Rogge th, Matanzas; barks Selah, Savannad; es brig Souther, Charleston; eobr JP 2, NY ork. sms Barn, Jan tt. E Reina hiaria, Matannas. ota a a Bacanrown: Jan 3, hy, Sorinam, 24 inst. Late Cary gis Mes Weer, wee feu Noaro.e, Jan 29, re et Jefe Jan Tin. ere, for Carthagens, next “ ay. hones ), Bristol, bd Pontiann, Jan 28. Cleared—Brigt Emily, Cardonas: Hawasseokett, Matanzas; fobr Acian‘io, Porte Kico. ‘MIACELLANROUR. a jek ited with waren orew were save Bark Eliza Barbeok, Urlesse for NYork, 26th inst, of Hee Ioana, ter Bags for the Exchange Reading Room (67 ek, pad ibe f Fwarded pa Mr tt f Janeiro an oa vais hs rade tr Exchange) on SA: and Valparaiso, per stoamer , ar ce Bena gs Room (67 Ex~ Go oon, A ma 4 oy) (Port of Spain), Thomes, and Trin! rh of Settay, Arrive d—Barks Nasho Scham, Krome; Gem, yell, do W Bint eer Tres Mo pony Rte Ae oy yerpool: B 7, Boston; 14, weed, Fez. Gate. brary hob 4, cain, be al NYork; Mecbanio, Cala, Hincellancons. Bur Hivansia, at Liverpool that on the let inst, im a lp onder les aoe main fereeall, speaker, fore re opmaat tepeail out of ‘hes Keise Was obliged to out the week Kuvcking's hole iu the sider ‘From tho ist co abet had continued westerly gales, with s very heavy oross ses. Lavanrot, Jen S—The Win Sturgi, Gilet, for Bosten, bes ut back, after Bells, sad cutwater fojures; bete'up trem ie 34, Capt Josh aia wey ye ~ er fh dria tro! 4s ¥ Oram, of t Alexandria from Callao, aeptt the paatege tiem Baltimore te Oee iitovared & rock above the water's 1m ort as 1, von 103 May, apy, not stated. Spoken, , showing four flags, (blue, white and red) ner te other was sea, Britis See Oe hs ae (Dutch), from Rotterdam for Boston, 48 pak K Imogene, from NOcleans for Charleston, 224 inst, off oe suiannal from —— for Wilmington, NO, 7th inst, lat (505, | Beer Financier, gy Mell, trom Jt Jago for Boston, 16th inst, tay oF, Ton 79 35, Hig Romp, Lasoen, rom Salem for Cayenne, 4th int, at Bebe Jou Turner, from Providenes tor Baltimore, 16th ina Cape May 8 25 miles. FOR CALIFORNIA, Ship Capitol, Magoun, from Boston (Nov 14) for San Fran Cinoo, 13th ult, Int 1120 hat Baik ¢ CoehiCaata, Berry ary, ‘om Boston (Sept 5) for Califor= Bark Crusoe, Bisbeo, fem Booton (17th) for California, 20ch inst, lat $8 85, on 40, Bedford, oil, it 1 Porta 8—Adv F ter. NOrleans; Av: se Giibers, for’ x vw r York; BW Bxall, for do vi Borpravx, ritish Oak, Beatlandy Baryon for for Philade! vbw, Jan 4—8id Brooksby, Boston. In f Gbtsation © ‘Gorgias Be NYork; Miomae, for Halifax and vei ae | 28—Arr Marion, Sampson, Trieste; Magrolis, 1 Gorraxnunc, Deo 21—In port ship Skane (Sw), for NYork, Cy ae 5 Maia: , Dec 23—Arr E A Kinaman, Hill, Cadiz (sn Havre, Jan ae Greenwich, for Boston; Noemie, Con- ctlout, Wim Tell, and Helvetis, for NYork; Beatrice, and 1 aingeron, Jan 8—Sld Virginia, Burgess (from Dublin 23th |), NOrie Liven root, Jan 5— Arr J P Harward, Andros, Trieste: 6th, America (s), Shannon, Boston vis Halifax; 10th, Forrest artiiorn. N rolane Banduiky, Werland, Mobile; ington, Wi 40; Queen of the West, Hallett, N York; Wa ward, Souler, ‘NOrleans. Sid Orion, cieianena Masti: Western World, Moses, eons bth, Cornation, e201), ‘San Francisco; 7ch, Put b ‘Say Was Beara, enmhich sailed i Boston (see miscel). a —- the eree a he Rey ale, Rolling, for Balti- re} Ady, Cound tony low: Afri a Gordon, do 2i 1» do 191 Ard nelma, do 23 oat oe ‘doa. renhelma, aoe T Pkiee dar, otia, do a) cr Jove ty Arlny Notleane Lith D Shepherd, Davis, do tity; Clare Whvsler, Comings: and Blanche, Grant, do isehs Otitis, ‘do Zach; Hope, Bradford, and Wm Patton, Theobald, do with despatod. Dorcas, for San Leas pny CO Au ad elon, Chesvor av, Wi Windsor In the Graving Dooks, Weat egal Sea Lion; Robt Parker, id Fi yy repairi: *Hlowpon, Jan 6 at ined Men anila, Giveen, from Manila ms Pisa Tt, G ley, Loring, ir R Peel, Chad t, Nott, and “Roman, Putnam, for Hor i 10; Oriental, Patmor, for do: Jan 0; rhe N¥ork tramédiately; Margaret Evans, Prats, for do bth; Ocean Queen. Sud Pairick Henry, for do lov Hinckley, Loring, do Ritohie Tonys, Cophians for Bax Wranciaee, San 10; nagus by oi rons, ‘or do, 2th, and others as emg Wagan s, Deo "17—Sid Xenophon, Wording, M 8 Veloua, | te Murex. Jan 4 2 (from Banzor) Boston. BENRORT, Jon S—Arr Groxter, Liverpool, to load one yy ore Jan roel He Shelton, Long, Buenos Ayres; 1 Bectland, ie, Pe ro C, No Am vessel in port. pe ake. TH, Azo Grinnell, Fieteher, London for NYork (an Focus, Deo 314 ra At and by Tor NOroaah “Eolas, Alexa der. Stel ¢ol Mar, for 7 ‘about Jan 1 Brig Sordetia, Gibbs, for Boston ‘s ; he ‘arrar, for Philadelphia 10 do, and 1! aa before. Home Ports, Auesannnia, Jan 25—Arr ship Osprey, 0 Seti Calta, Jan 34—Are ehip Kate Howe, ‘Nore brig Tropicus, Popken, Surinam. aacher in & ary, Dawes, Pulsifer, Surinam: Houturss: J Ft eines Gerer, Sin 3 Parbour, Hav. ath Shore, Piymouth Rook NYork; bored in me hy ia pips Caroli c Maseasoit; tan. wight, which start- arte sighs on ion ny, is Bavrmwone Jan 29—A) Man tt York; Squire & Bro, Robineon, dort o Cook, Grant, do Plato, Kammond, NVork. Fare Riven, Jan 26—Arr eohr Wm Wright, Baltimore via NYerk; sloops 1M Borden. do; u7th, Essex, as, ‘Sid from be= about 8 0 veloch, B Dmg 29m 11 AM— Bar from Bremen, Nonrorx, Jan Z—Arr stenwer A Hi Shults, Bell, WYork Zth, eehra Mott total, Hicks, N¥ork; Rainbow, eto. Newronr Jan 2\—Arr sehr Geo Thomas, Stev *, gy for NYork; sloop Jas Gorham, Babeock, Fall ihiver' for | “Sen are sehre Excelsior, Kenney, Salem for Vireinias M>- | sella, Juocbs, Wellfioet for ‘do: Waker, Linnell, Boston for to, Gen Theman, Stevens, Warebem for NYork. “Sloop 2 Gorh FRI t «i New Lonvow, Jom 20 pRhetneket Smidh, NTork Michsel, NYork fof Bowtoms ‘ork: sloops James Gork: Ambsasador, New liaver, dan 27—arrasht Sarah Blisabeth, Sraith, N York, Sid eobr Madawask Puitapnirnia, Jaa 2—Are wots Bev) F Rovves, Shaw, N ord. py evsnam ‘e, Jan 27—Sld brig George L Abbott, Stanley, eno Foursvourn, Jan 26—Art sobs Lao, Jameson, NY ork. ‘2tn—Art in lower harbor, sobr Independonee, Knight, Bal~ timore for Portl Ball, York for Rockland; Bl- Wainrright, Queves. y, Montreal: cies Rati Torry Ch Chants: Ht Bos sarge, Me Mosoy Mr It, N Yor Roriand: Hi P ikoail', i A ibd jr de; B Gunar fon, er Mr Ther Avueck ey, Downn. $9 in epee Gurion Grr —nayk Ouiloma-Mrs R 8 Corn MraniMs one je, © W Pepe. W Pope, T A Pope, ary pools Hope, Bveline Pope, George W Atw bert Om BAN FRANCISOO—DISPATON Al fast sailing paokot ship AN * inrge nd new going Sx board; Immediate applioation should Superior accommodations for » few Girst and scat toore ore, PSUTTON & CO, % Walletrest, or | JOHN OGHEN, 116 Wail treet. FJOR SAVANNAW—TOR NEW AND SPLENDID | Seeamehip FLORIDA, Captain Thomas Lyon, will leare urday Ist Febroary, at f Nord, Norsk Wiver. el BAMCRL L. L 3 CAN, at Fier 7, BR ot paocage pei to I EDUCED RATES TO CHAGRBS—-INDREPENDENT | hip com: any Por Chagre direot, without as op: Ping at Havana oF Bigr No. 2, Nerth AMERICA the world, J. f tiv North rive » Would do weil to examine the ship, sad seaure & passage Ke Rares OF Fare—Saloen 8 Lower Cabin, $4), All the above. @ ‘privilege of the, esleon, hoard for 3 pet cubic foot, pre-paid oa je nown as valuable, ma fa the bills of lading, or the com pany will for any lors. Fi ht, 0 apply to of Courtl North r ORSAN FRANCISOU, CALIFORNTA--MU TOAL LIND. with immediate ny the new and elegant, N Four ba adred tons berth the shipment t be responsible informacion, ti ver, foot the hip. at plot No. 2, ‘ethee, 08 pi t street, or om board of MS pate Tos Wall srcvsts Broadway, Coit, 106 Yat views | der of pe rn nen A — SA OTE He EN EW YORK ANDIA VEE etme Tit tie Beate pany.—For Havre and eas Mail eteamer PEANKLIN, tion, commander, will cleave er uthampten to fe mails ai bruary sth. Stopping at batdmnere a rs to Passengers) proccoding eee any 0 a Fd of paasags to Hi outa pte Agent, way. Spply te iy fo MOwT RN ietderout ts age eat haitas 7 with eee) , A FFKEN & ‘rent fase i. FOE 84%, TRAN GIBCO. an iv * rap) ~: aires only the Inspec pier No. 6 fiver, toinsure erence in - TRA, COMPANY.—THE PUR A that uader the arraaxemente ACIFIO MAIL lie ane ry fSftoenth days of osch month, unless detain ble accident or the non- arrival of the Bells, steamers of the first of the mont Bilas, Maza an of the tfigenth, of the rent will touch st 4 thor Mexi “he now svoamadiy CC cue wilt he rival im the in Oregon, aaling atthe ae mer cravat of Se Peri and passengers for tl the gic tod from Francisco. A will be kept up for the transportation of alent | gad cd between Panama ania’ Ban Francis The jo wi! waite rik a lant Cy os gieuth of | ihe month for oes “a thise boat wil also jew York ee a root tise ty renee fees 1o@6 as will onsure as litt tention ad rp ry verte ta possible on 4y ‘rom No thst be i Ww ou Co., Agents at ot HB ae fn NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL TE ‘Mail Bteamships between New York and Liverpool direst Phe Roh boc may top ig er RABIA, /'- peeaan) cap rt. Wt BiNaba eectaries ‘Harrison. Those vessels cate lear gue Light at mast head, gree, fain trom Ne low York. Wednesday, 200 Zenaary, 108, Chosen, — Wadneoday, 1k February, Pop Bont ‘4 i 4 Re ¥ sey oh - BH ton i Sweaneaday, GH April ea a New onday, RSE, a Boston, 0 Liverpool, iah cable jueens from New York or Boston, to Liverpool, 24 cabim Berths not seoured until paid for. Freight will be ree pha orng beyond an amount for mepet etpmee Surgeon on board. Paros! Alllotters dud newspapers must pass through the 08 For Srought OF passage, appli YARD, ee, a og Broadway. nd other Gutta ved. and bon’ with Britis osda, "Tarough Bits of lading are in Havre for Nw ¥. After the heey ot April pest Renee cs of tee P. et, jdencore steamers from Liverpool will be ey STALES MAIL STRAMSGIP COMPANY — ‘or Havana, New Orleans an roa 0, San Francisoo at rodnoed rates, fesse m0 tana erred at Havana to the double- ‘alcon. On Tuesday, Reape iip CxOR ith, at res is ieadid couble-e tne ate burthen, D. 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