The New York Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1851, Page 4

Wasuineron, Jan. 30, 1851. Evening Summing Up. Congress is beginning to do something—not much yet, but eomething, which is better than nothing, because, as far as it goes, it is useful legislation. The two legitimate functions of government are to tax the people and to squander the money. ‘The House have been attempting to combine both these thinge im the same bill; but the experiment in additional taxing failed. The appropriations of course went through. The tariff failure, has not, however, diminished the number of lobby members upon the two houses. They are probably waiting with some expecta- tions that the Senate will do something for the good of the country, ia taxing Tom and Dick to enrich Harry. We verily and religiously believe, however, that that day has gone by, and that ‘‘pro- tection fer the sake of protectiea, is 2 defunct im- tion . Branch munt getting on very well. Mr. Van Dyke put in a splendid Bunkum speech to-day, f 4 Jersey City, as preferable to New York. For fresh air we have no doubt that Hoboken or Weehaw- ken would be preferable to ether; and as far as seabathing os shell fish are necessary fora branch mint, we expect Coney Island or Cupe May would take the preeedence of the Empire City. Other considerations, of a commercial character, lead us to believe that New York, as the lecality, will an- swer all practical purposes for a braaeh mint very well. Letustry it. , haps e Briggs has come up very handsomely to work of the mint. We count upoa the pas sage of the bill. We shail know to-morrow. Mason, of Virginie, has been making a movement looking to the compensation of the Spanish owners of the confiscated darkies of the Amistad; but as the eueject is rather calculated to excite agitat tien, we expect it will be suilered to lie on the t For the present, it ie understood that the con- gressional round robin is an abortion. Dr. Gwin, who keeps en eye like a Christian to the unrepresented people of Cregon, offered ist the Senate to-day, a resolution iaquiriag of the Pre- sident whether "the Hadson’s Bay Company had offered to sell out their property, lands, stock, forts, fectories, &c., en our side of the lin; and if so, to report what has been done about it, and what ought to be dove. Somethin, should be done. ‘The Hudson’s Bay Company property within our boundary comprises some of the best property ia Oregon. The treaty guarantees their right of pos- seseion-—it isto our interest to get that company out of the territory—they will not give to us their roperty—it will cost less now than at any time ereafter, and the government can retail it for five times the price paid in the lump. Let Mr. Gwin follow up the motion. The prodigious outcry of the Courier and En- grees santas against the complaint of the British Consul, aithews, to the authorities ¢f South Carolina, on the negro question, turns out to be all gas and flummery. ‘The Bitish Consul has acted in con- formity with the suggestions of Mr. Clayton, and, if that fact does not cool down Gea. Webb into instantaneous admira'ion of this business, the rela- tions between the late Miuister to Austria and the date Secretary ef State must have undergone a | oes since the change in the administration. en Hon. Truman Simith returned to Wash- | » somebody asked him how “ Oaly one,” said Truman, his hand upon his heart; mean) bowing low, and placin, “only one, who is proud to be her slave.” ‘wes very good [ut on the night that plationn gave way at the circus, Mr. Smith was present with his young wife, and it is said that when the crash came, he run for the door, leaving the lady to ehift for herself. Another lady, of serving it, re- marked, pointing at the honorable Senator from Connecucut: * Louk, look! there goes a fugitive slave!” fugitive, being south of Mason and Dixon. Ovr Baltimore Correspondence, Bacrimors, February 1, 1350 ‘The Ice Harvest—Robvbery of Adams § Co's. Ex- press ere—Polatics and Justice--Increase of Southern Trade--Facts ana Figures—§c ‘The first day of February, as weil as the three Our Harrisburg General Brindle, of Lycoming, c-lled up, this morning, the act relative to the re-capture and te turn of fugitive slaves. As the vote may indicate its future disposition, | herewith forward it for fu- ture reference. The yeas and nays being required by Mr. Walk- erand Mr. Evans, of Indiana, were aa follows, ‘Yess—Moeers. Benedist, Bigelow, Bisir, Bonham. Demers, D .D: ow lsnyd: Rhey. Ri , Ross. Shugert, Shull, Simpson, dwg Bouder, Steward, ‘Trone, Cessna, u, simp ag otal, 52. Navs—Mesers. Armetrong, Baldwin, Bent, E., ham, Blaine, Bowen, Broomall Brower, Joseph Brot }00p- or, Cowden, Dangen. Evans, (Indiana, Fite, Gibbs = Hamilton. Hart, ec Killinger, Kunkel, pe LF Cune weheen a. a. Beasee Nissley, O'Neill, Reid, Ko ea ae titer, Sic. Yan Horne, Walker—total, ‘stion new fairly before the House, ite will aeabecs be debated at length. I also append the bill :— An Act to Be: certain Laws of this Commonweaith, Por oeoy recapture and return of Fugitives Beet Representatives of the in General Aesem| by the authority of ¢ fith, wud sixth sectlo el by judges, justices of the peace, aldermen and jailors, at this aie wealth, and to repeal certain slave the third day of March 0 domini one theca eight hundred and forty-se d the same are hereby, repealed. The religious society of Friends, ot Quakers, have a delegation here, who are warmly urging the following memorial :— TO THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVA! ‘The Memorial of the Representatives of the Re- ligious Society of Friends, in Pennsylvania, &c., re- specttully represents :— ‘That your memorialists have observed with feelings of re, that bills are now before both bodies of the L fire, sl the object of which is to repeal the 3d, 6th sections of the act of 1847, ©. +9 ve prevent kiduepping, preserve the p ‘The law for the recovery of fugitive slaves, passed last yur by Comgress. being supplemental to the act of lie8, docs not Tepeal it. It tollows, therefore, that if either of the bills pee betore the Legislature should bee © law, it wil confer on magistrates justices of peace and other te officers, the authority to hear and determine, without any appeal, and upon any evi- dence which they may deem sufficient, the liberty or very of any colored person who may be brought a fugitive from labor. cisw of this power by magistrates and to the enaetment of the aforesaid law rise to many serious abuses, is well Brown; andthe repeated complaints of the citizens of this commonwealth induced the Legislature, at differ- ent periods, to pass laws to restrain and correot thes abuses, and to protect our free colored population from being seized and carried into slavery, under color of legal process an © peace, That | That was also very good, but had for the | Mysterious Afuir—Discharge of Prison- | Numerous well attested caves are known to have oceurred in which free msm were violently seized, Sregged befcre a magistrate, who was in lesgue with the men stealors, amd by @ tummary process sui- denly consigned to hopeless servitude in distant Btater, beyond the reach ot those means by which thelr undoubted right to liberty could be legally as- | eerted. Jast days of January, bave beea unprecedentedly | cold, and the ice dealers are in fine spirits, with the prospects of 2 good harvest both as to quaatity and quality. The robbery of Ad 4g more mysterious, ns Ge Go's. express is grow- it is now believed that the youth, Chi who bas acknowledged his guilt, was co: d with some older and more experienced rogues, though he refuses to make any more scie The officers took him from the @ carriage yesterday moraing for the purpose of pointing out the place where the money was hidde On their way down, they [ex amined the house hich he boarded, and oa the top of od @ Valise containin; he They then proceede "arm, about three miles ed ont a place where he wiih him to the Sonn the city, said he had balaace of the $5000 The officers went t nd soon came to | the bottom of which they fouad but $20. He pe money there, end he nearly all day aiy, they were uaable to find any more. ( somer Was furtl tradictory answers, u that he hae eith concealed the make no furth fess he Conn now entertained determination to rd to & nativ elevea months, , secured the esteem and et with him prior UI for four mootha past, Edmund nelly, who ha the charge eaident of htof the M ged by t ad gon Much weaker immense in- few months hea of busin of clearane 3 sad January hat state. my number of ves with govds, ‘ but a tone- ther for ane het ne thet w pet pur wwe 7 whole hive by ihe? mething, unexpected and unforeseen at precent, ould oeeer to check iteprogress. The following eat by ralroad for the week ending on Thurs evenirg last:— Total n 02.545 00 Dette 24.867 18 Rohnytkill Haver ' * Total 25,908 17 © 254,510 13 To reme time « ® « 192,607 03 aie uM Lioness ~On Thursday hawt, th belonging to the me nagerie of | wintering im this eity, gave birth to t ne firs’ ever dvopped weet of the Alle mountoins, and they are very naturally look as sities of the day. They he n from r dam, and given in charge f vull 4, who he geome care of the s of her Mr. Ba vanager of the *, has presented ¢ he whelps to Eresrmue B. Denn who inteod ar it and have it domestic about ne a8 A Watch dog, and it is needless to way that he want no beter guard ov is premises. The mother of family hae produced, within the past th upwards of twenty of th yal sons ant aghtera, and evt of hat number never has raised wo pairs ‘The climate here appears with the new comers, and they muy posed Concmnats Enquarer, Jan. 27 Yesterday, at one | the deed, ot has | ‘At the last session of the Legislature, the subject of the repeal of those sections of the law of 1847, was re- ferred in the House of Representativesto the Judiciary Committee, and the report preduced by the cummit- tee to that body, fully confirmed these tacts. ‘There is mo doubt’ say the committee, “that many frauds were practised by constables aud other Aidnappers, in collusion with certain Justices of the Prace. who lent their aid to such mefarious purposes, whereby colored persons were seat into bondage in other States, ar fugitives, when they were undoubtedly tree? When we consider the inestimable value of liberty sacrifice of their property. and dearest ties of life; that the slavery to which they were thus wrongfally condemned is declared by the aforeraid report, “to be ® state founded in violence and supported alone by power,” and that it inflicts grievous oppression and cruelties upon its victims, we my form some idea. though but a very imperfect one, of the injuaties and violeuce which, by the admission ef the committee. attended the execution of the of Congress by Aldermen and Justices of the Peace. It is this state of things which the bills under | sideration propore again ts introduce; and that too, — ut thore guards which the Act of 1826 provided for tbe security of our citizens. While those we force, they exerted « salutary restrai ordinste Officers. and rendered the kidnapping | mene more difficult task. To restore this po | Aldermen and Justices without any such restraints, | will be to render the state of things worse than it | | was prior to the enactment of the Jaw of 1847, aud to Open a wide door tor the practice of kidnapping under cover cf the laws of Congress for reclaiming tagitives | | trom labor. If but # single free colored person could be shown to bave been thus frauduleatly “sent into bondage the corrupt ryrtem which the bills propose to blieh, the probability of the recurreace of auch a wrong. would be a suficient argument against a re. turp to it; but how much additional foros is given to it whem the Judiciary mitteeldeclare thet “many (such) frauds were practised,” and “coloted persons (thus) sent into bondage in other States, as fugitives, when they were ungoud' free The tugitive slave law of 1860, provides for the ap- peintment of commirsioners in every rection of the couptry, with authority to bear and determias, in « summary manner, ol! cases of slieged fugitives from labor, on whose certificate the person med may be ately delivered up to the cleimeat, or convey- im, ifout of the State, at the expense of the federal tressury. aod without appeal to any other trib nl whatever. The ample provision thus made for the recovery and Te'urn of fugitive slaves, the unlimited ferred on the commissioners, and tl cilities reoured to the slaveholder, render she rep: of n law designed tor the secarity of our free colored ple. & work of rupererogetion on the part of the Pepiniature en unnectecnry and unsolicited proffer of alg which, while it will probably be of little advao- tage te tre claimant, may bea serious injury to the liberty ot freemen ‘The la of 1847 is pronounced in the aforesaid re. port 10 be “a jegal and c tutional exercise of Erato leuialat er od by the Supreme 4 States wod of this Stat ne citizen. of believe, wit Its opera colored population. and preventing those see tumult apd violence with which the attempt to raize way alleged fugitives trom labor was often ent that a law enacted as pt ot the members sliberation ani in icn of & large uumber ot h many hoped would por- jog debated snbject. ought We would respectfully # thir wae. with the unaoiw ov L accordance with the rol) their constituents, and w ing upon them injatiously of the lew is ome of great import of the State wud the seeurity of its wer of the States to enact laws for of the public peace within their jari« diction. tn fugitive easee y und clearly recog pised by the Supreme the Uaited States in the case of Prigg, aud thir fourth eeevion is a9 ano) jrotionnble in its Gharacter. that it seems diMoult to conceive any food reason for its repeal Without westioning the alleged right of the master to arrest and carry away bis vlan without opposing or joing #9; to hit peaceably t attempt the perturmaace nt. tumultaous, or un- er and outenge of © m compelled to be rei 4. before the enactwent of this clause, and the favorable change which bas since takeo piace, furnish fropg and unsnswerabi testion, and ageinat ite repeal Phould it now be rercinded by the Lagisiature, it will be virtually granting a license to the claimant to die- rage the feelings of the com ty. by adopting with impunity any means whiok hie excited and unbridied p: earryiog b comrider Bb and judgment of our oltitens, slavery «1 tant evilt are. we have reason to apprehend that the encouragement thus given to the unrestrained exer. tion of deepotic power. will reeult in esenes of tamalt and riot destructive of the peace sad prejudicial to the character of the Commonwealth We conceive that it i# not omly the unquestionable right. bat it te also clearly the daty, of the tree @tates, ir own colared pwpulation from the ra- stone and unprincipled men, and that ot of the law of L847 is to afford that d to prererve the public pew and thes it infringes upon no right guaranteed by & tution to other Btates We are pereunded that » repeal of any of the provi- sone of that law would be less & compromine ot poll- an 0 ractifion of principle —not » compromis of the wi Fights of the whites #o mush asa surrender of the fety, and the liberties of the free people ennaylvania, who ate not permitted to plead their own caure our legislative halls, aod Dinos rights it would be wajust to surrender, under the fHusory ides of ite having ® tendency to te harmony, of removing a supposed cause of offe It is declared in the fi oly 8 iptares, 5 He that ruleth over men must be jost ing in the fenr of God” A compliance with this ie ithe only baris on which we can pafely reat our bopes that the Almighty Governor of the Universe, who controle the destinies of nations, will bless and preserve in me our beloved country If ay ee tonme others or to mote harmon: ae ination ration if 7 otitled equally with pK. b, to f the laws, and to the a +5 he vil hea rotuge of ihe pom and the s operoseve ond ade God ve arguments in support of the | jonth, 1851. WitltaMt TVANA Olerk. As a set off to the act aireaey alluded to, D: H. B. Brower, from Butler and Beaver, has intro- duced a series of joint resolutions in the House, which I also nd. Your readers will there- fore be fairly booked up on this important questions and the debate, as well as votes, will be closely patio and analyzed: JOINT RESOLUTIONS RELATIVE TO THE FUGITIVE SLAVE BILL. Whereas, the Congress of the United States, at the last session, an act, commonly called the “ Fa- ftir Slave law,” which dose not give entire satistne- page sehen le loving citizens of the free States, but is to Gem, in many reepects, odious and objec- the enforcement of said lav; and rene of Pennaylvania, 0 their ding the sentimenta of patriotem Union of the States, devotion to the im the, continuance of which pe — fall Cginon ig Qssured that the enact- force: nt, repeal, or modification, of the Fu- oan never effect dissolution of the on cherished alike by the a of the North end the Bouth—that the citizens Pennsylvania are averse to agitation, for the mere eet agitation, de- siring only to inculcate juet and moral truths, ins fraternel spirit, becoming to them, their character and moral tense. and the relation they sustain tothose who do net see institution of slavery ja the same be: —Theretore. it solved, By the Senate and House of Representa tives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in Qene- ral Assembly m: this Legislature heartily con- cur in the language, the sentimente and recommends tions of hie Excellency Gov. Johusten, on the subject of the act referred to, as contained in his late anaus mennage. Rerolved, Tha: our Senators in Congress be. and are hereby, requested to use their influence to procure such modification of the Fugitive Blave Jawas wil! meet the wishes of the people of Pennsylvani allowed for adjudicating rlave cases, and in the obliga- tion it imposes upon the benevolent, the moral ond religious citizens of the free States, to refrain from ad- ministering, in a Christian spirit, to the unfortunate and starving runaways, in theic own efforts to secure their personal freedom, aud so as to protect more effec- tually y the free citisent of Pen eylvanis. Reeolved, That these resolutione be transmitted to our Senators and representatives in Congress Mr. Dobbins, of Schuylki!l county, offered the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted. I's importance to your New York readers needs no explanation: — Resolved, That the Committee on Internal Improve- ments be instructed to inquire into the expediency of the commonwealth renewing the charter and franchise of the De’aware and Hudson Canal Company. which ‘was incorporated by the State, with the reserved right to renew them. A very deep feeling exists against the Reading Railroa Company, redder appar angst the defeat of Mr. Simpeon’s supplement, which ] had already omer: When the bill introduced by Dr. Brower is called up, you may look for quite a different reeult. Susquemannan. A meeting has been held in New Orleans, with a view to the immediate re-eonstruction of the 8t. Charles Hotel A committee was appolated to raise Siteen thowsand shares, at $25 each; in the aggregate, TN UO Ao CITY TRADE REPORT. Barcevay, Feb. 1—6 P.M. Acnys.—Tbere was a good inquiry for both descrip- tions, and for pots the market was ashade better, while pearls were unchanged. 8: of 80 bbls were made, at $6 76 for pots and $6 62}¢ for tls. ‘The stock in the inspection werehouse, this morning’ reach 262 bbis.; of which 2,747 were pots, and the retidue pearls, Breaveturrs,—Flour.—We noticed a firmer market for rome descriptions of State and Western; but the burinese doing was limited. For local use the demand was pretty active, but unusually light for ibe East for ebipment. Holders of the better qualities o Btute were asking an advance, and did not sewm wil, ling to nell at current rates. Bince our last, 3 500 bbis domestic sold at $4 87 a $4 62 for No. 2 superting; $4 | 75 @ $4 87 for common to favorite State; $48) a $5 tor | mixed te fanc: “4 Indiana, Michigan, @hio, and Wirco. fin; $4 87 « $4 94 for good and round hoop Ohio; § $506 for pure Genesee; $525 a $5 44 for fancy 0) $5 25 m $5 60 tor fancy Genesee; $5 6254 a $0 T5jfOr exera Ohio; $8 623 9 $6 625 for extraGenesee The market ¢ Canadian was inactive and nominal, at $4 Sila $4 in bond. There wasa betcer feeling in the market | for Southern flour, but we have mo perceptible « hangs | to note im value The demand was good wad th | amounted ‘to 1.200 bbis, common Alexandtin, Halti- were, Georgetown. Ke. .at $5 a $5 124; and fancy do at $6 26 & $5 02s. Within the past week 5000 bbls. Kick. | mond City Mills have been disposed of at $6 2 iacladiog Gulego's extra at $650 Kye flour was ther better. Bome 100 bbis Penney! Tx $4 Corn meal moved to the ext Jersey and Brandywine, at $300 vor the formor, pd $3 25 for the latter: also 60 puncheoas Branty wine at $15 25. Buckwheat flour was rm and sale- able. at $475 a $5 60 per barrel; 100 Ibe.. und 70 = Tbe per 25 1b bags have mo new feature to report; the demant was limited, and at prices under the views of holders, ehich restricted the sales Long Island was taken at the mills in smell = at $19 $102 for red. and $1 05 4 $1 07 fer white was dull and roarce, a! Oate were more inquired for. end the proved Northern were ing at 40 Bt G00 d8e. A large parcel of Prince B iw ate bronght 690 per bushel, Jerley « perticelarly prime, vrs scarce and m 2% The market was ely soppliad in favor of fon to press and many of them ineis'ed upon higher firurer buyers, however, were not wiiling to meet their views. nnd the business doing was limited. A lot of 2000 | bushels Long Itland white was sold at 6To this description wa generally held w er for chuice rampies Some other eales Were rumored, | bot we conld not trace them | Bann —A fale of 700 bac Baltimore querolt orted bt $94 per ton, but we coud not au 1.— Liverpool wae in limited requnst, with +1 at $676 8 $7; and 300 ton ‘het continued very frm. bat not | not exoesting 15) nd 40 bags Laguira at 11 8 wae reported, but the as Java lare bave not transpired 100 @ 200 b vernment sold at Li Covrrn A sale of 6000 lbs old was made at 18% sheathing was iu fairrequest sod i | op Monday, at #0 firm at Zle.: yellow metal » lot at 1650 J et our quotations, Inferior. Ordinary atiikes wore in gord demand and firm with suiee of 8 000 ibs, Southern at about =Dry cod has ber: ut last report with ver atl rales trom store, | yeetia mackerel at $257; new Ma was in bet ter request to go out of the mark»' and considrable rales from tote were ma 12a $10 25 for No. « 1, $9 12.0 $9 % for No. 2 No 3 124, with moderate rtock were held at Frevonrs — Rates continued dull for Liverpool and ; agemente limited. Catton was taken while yort versels asked 5 82d = Grain wae pom ing Sigd. Flour was engaged by «transient | while packets asked 10d. Arher rome fustf at 10°. The do nor i comtinged dul off for ward quotations fomewhat more unrettiod New clip re demending and feceiving $1, while those pere not Of the firrt clase found it difficult to pro noure that | sum. Ordinary enlling veasnit were engaging at Soo 8 Be. Farts. —Bince y: day the trantsstions ine 260 boxes bunch rairine at 61 95 get nt private bargain. and 2% on Hav.—A quiet feeling prevailed in the marks thie article to-day, but withoot part About 80 bales Nor.h River # ade 90 o&ees Canton gta for | Of Baglin bars upmacd, 200 tone nd $21 was offered ab aprrered in the market at Lhn: rate in which the tendency wor tigi anged hands at $40 weal ore: for Gartebire, six months Lrav —Amerionn wae nearly out for it the demand was briex The salee repo day amounted to 2.000 pigs at $4 00 for Ga’ Id at $5 per 100 Ibs, 8 pired in foreign, and pri of the market and | 4 to- | arrivais have bh ten deney war in favor of the por ting | 1,300 bois, common Rock\snd were mide at os a carh Morasern Prices of new crop New Ocleans ware better, though the transactions ware light, aot creding 200 bbls at 20¢ 4 months. Im other qualities we know of no ob: Nav fair inquiry turpentine, with se! a fow hundred pa 062 67K for North gonaty Smell lots | at balt past 1 o'clock, 86 87a $6) 4 | with mdve, t Paovisions,—Pot k— For old, sald tive, and prices of mess have declined. The enquiry which has existed for oe une back, for filling eon- weet, Sas, ey les are now entedy he trade, ao ook on pe Bo ee ue Size 2 fbre4 for mess, amd $9 26 for wom gut and dominal New fea nn was ie fait at $13 25; new city soarce, and held at gquotathous, #14. $14 being asked for elt en 15 @ ; | 6 for yy ia prime mess, and t. 508 $18, Beef hams, for ast week, have been very dull, with soaroaly any Senitadcnat iettce weve ech depmame” Beak inte were occasionally run off at $15 per barrel of 220 Ibs. welghed out, Pickled meats continued soaroe a latter for extra Chioage ‘There was very little doing | mate was nominal at $1: firm; afew small lote of sugar-oured hams brought 8%0. Dressed hogs were taleable at 30. eits. Lard was in limited supply, and we h: only Butter was cate sales of 100 barrels = old, at 80. tive, witbout, an so value, Cheese continued in S auction, the house and lot, No 260 Broome street, was disposed ot at $5,750. Bex: New clover better, with sales of firmly t $1 90 @ $195 per basaet of 56 lbs. Srcans—A sale of 50,000 Havana was made to-day, at $19 e $25, usual time. 8xivs.—Cursces goat were in fair request, and some sales of extra have beem made at 605 ,6 months. Soar —The sales since our et Inelude 10Q boxes re eo led oastile, at 934 a 90. he rere The market for domestic whiskey was vary dull to-day. and the inquiry light, with sales of only 100 bbis, Prison at 250,, an Drudge at 2355 0 24c, time and interest. The transactions in foreign were limited to 16 half pipes Rochelle brandy, at $1 = $125, and 10do Bordeaux, at $1a$115. A oarge ot Swan gin sold nearly all from the wharf at 960. Sucans.—Biuce our last the demand for all desorip- tone hae been lens active, and holders were firm. cluded in the operations were 160 hhds. New Orieans, 80 hhds. Cuba at 50. a 5M0., and « niflse 100 boxes ook im hhue, hte New Mend 67 100 begs Brazil, againat 2.125 bh bags, at the eame period Inst year. ‘The market for Banca was very stiff, and the it three days reached 400 slabs at of 100 slabs Banca sold at 2lo. —Sale of 160 hhds Ky. leaf, at 100. a 12s. Whatrnons.—There was more pressing on the mar- ket, and prices have declined. Polar oan now be pur. chased = 37c, a S7}¢c. cash, and northwest coast at 850. cash. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. soos. SALES. Havans, and 1,910 boxes, 27,616 Par. Noren Wests din. Oo Onronsgon, fi; 1'0'do., 10 d0,. 44. After Sale 3 | Morris Covel wig Ne 01}; 20 Re 9 do. 6 oa ore ass Resding Rit, 3155; 209 Bautiwons, Jen. rare Board—2.200 Baltiaore 6's, 1 Wahi 3 ie’ Bank, 1074; 3 Bank of Balk $20 York ané Cum) Maryland Quarterly Bs, 88% yaaa Seon more 6" , li bi |. WH td and: as, do. 1854, 100% akeds aon Beko Unien rs of MMarytond, 7035. FOREIGN MARKETS. Marnie, Bept. 20 —Sagar- Prices ate improving. Current clayed is sold at $3 4r. per picul, and recoad Thite at $4 Sr Hemp ts raleable at $0 ir. per pioul Coffee is very scarce; last sales obtained $10 dr. Japan Wood There is « good demand for this artiel, and the straight pleces are sold at $2 per pic Ealted Buffalo obtained $4 Ir_per pioul L'fid pee M. Noo 2, $8 por Ms No. 8, $0 of. er M. Freights to Gri § Dultahn Sages, £3 59. p wis . 10s. if sent to the Continent; hemp £45 To the United States $10 per ton. To the Australian Colonier £2 158, per ton, Exchange—bank bills at $90 have been sold at £4 58, 13¢4.; six months sight bills at £4 76. Telegraphic Keports New Oxteans, Jam. 31. 1851, The eeles of cotton today have been 3.10) bales, strictly middling, at 124. We are waitiog the Cana- dae’ news. Kio coffee is mand exists The wales of the been 18.060 bags, Holders are Mess pork bas advanced to 15. New Onuvans, Pobruaty 1- A.M Cotton is firmer to-day, with rales of 3.000 bales at W2\e. a 12%c. for middling. New mess o eon {inues firm at 132. Sterliug exchange in at 7's; New York sight, 13 discount, Uotton bas bsea tuken for Liverpeolat ¢-16d New Onceays, Febraary 1- P.M Cotten is quiet. Flour--1.009 bols Ohio sold at $4 % Not much doing in corn; prices are 652 a A80. | is ut 9340. Baron sides houlders 7o.; bal hog round, 6 We quote prime molasses at 24! 4 Sales of Rio cole lie. 100 bhda of tol 124 ¢. for choice old crop. ak. That, Dabid Bahg Tb asked, Second Board—10 ahs t three days have vking 114m 11%. ‘s fom have taken place at le @ © have been sold at l0c Whiskey rates dull at 2%. Died On Saturday, Februar at 1 o'clock P. M., of Dario M. Bacowis, family, and also the members of ths New York Journeymen Coopers’ (J, are reepecttully invited to attend his funeral, “his late Tetidénee JZ Concord atreet, Brooklyn, M. ook Om Botertes. Wee in of Febreary, Jows P.B Haut, in the Birt year ot bis ege. lle friends and acqaaintances are fovited to attend Mis funeral, witbout ruriher #, from bis late rest dr nee, 388 Bwot Twenty-tteat street, betwoen the Segond and Third avenues, on Monday, Feb 6 A.M 6 On {Baturday, Feb 1, Pave A. intant son of Wa, W and Ap; ia M Kore The triende of the family are respeottully attend the funeral, without farther {ai clock this afternoon, {rom 47 Atlantic street, South Droeblyn On the Ist of Februw: tnd Bridget Dempsey The friends ana aqua Sunersl, from bis tather's resideno: son of John m@outhe » requested to at. 0, 69 Stanton Of croup, Frb. L Joun Faascis MeAvoy, only son of Freneis snd Catherine MoAvoy, aged 3 yours and 3 ral will take from hi piace om Sunday, 2d inst. at ence. 47 Goerck ateoet respectfully invited to Friday morning. January 31, of tracted fm Uaiiicrnia, Kowano Sutuivas din (or eof | James) ‘The relatives and friends of the famil, fully torited to attend his funeral noon, at 3 o'clock, from his Inte ri are respect. anday atter. once, 110 Centre of James Dav tro rents, No. 00 Bast Broadway The frie fully invited a: Zo'cleek, at bis inte At Chamberrbuzg Pa. Jan 25 distinguished politician of that State. ape aeenammente rere i RONNRNLZOLT 11m Mem wee MARET EMM INT RLLEOKS of the Oc: Steamers, Fou Port of New York February 2, 1851, 1% © 0 | vn Bhin Wm Spracee Tom Sparks (ot 1 L dan 2), lat 2 noe for Ban Francia lon di, cops he de tor Pan Fri r Aeree, tarmailant forecast ar oe The & haa expertonced heavy weather the whete rath Bark Levant (Br) © onl, 62 paseepgurs.te TB DoW vile & Oo, Deo 27, lat ive, and a speculative de | sd Houcherner (o! Baltimore), Mocpor, 36 Bellcs, N |, Hall, ae hate pom ofa sehr Baward — i. phi rere A acipime, sition bea fence (Dr), Kerr, ens if poe es stacceshy Tenth lve, ty Slr B'S Ba Jan —Arr brig Panama, Bldri fey Bf \dge. Para, via Naa- Passengers Arrived, Axcwear—Ship Paseon; Saijled. Bavannan—Stoamsbip Florida—S R Soler ana iy Mrs Reod, Meter end'2 eattarese ~~ pnd Mire Gilman, Mrs Mary bora’ (ot Prospest), aul heave fr seo sd bia wie eel, Titoomb, Savannah, 13 days, with cotton, o iy Iga % andre, Caffe, York River, 3 daye., Jan Sieh, at |. D MoGishan, Dr FG Le gourat Clock, AM, sav a gebr ssbor io Jareoy Conan mntoorage, che below Squam beseh., The veasel was heading of shore, ‘Southerner—Geo tbe tksty eat hermls off erulduevase ie Bacot Mise HT’ Basst, MS frriein ers Tote Caving Hoven which arrived Mire HR banat bandeae, ST patti Paice se _ denny Risener, wil ra wwinniwaee Sailea. — - Bighmers Southerner, Dickinson, Charleston; Florida, Lyoa, LeeninbeSecber UNITED BTAWRS MAIL STZAM- olark Cornelia, arsinad Gunster hin stenmenip will en 3a Paliea crate 8 aps sai ATA ctaleshe Ma feces hen westinas fan ins ens areas ant 2 ye, experienced he re, gt RY ‘poss through the Post Slee. For tratenvet was blown to ven after au Soft the. had four men ving unegalled accommodations for elegunce of ysblo Sogstart pplz BRWD. Couns watt Standish, NYot Cleared—Barks Marmors, NYork; which office, Provineetown, for $100 PoHR GRassancy for some time, after being put in good order, folk on Wednorday in tow of sohr Willow. — funx—Sohr Eldad, from Paltimor folk on secount of ‘head the Potomac and Kap) were cut. Shs carrie Teapparently been in that atuation b Vessxt, Asnone—A bark with nothing foremast, was arise, S3W; moridian, 8; sun jot, B. Telegraphic Marine Reports. a Foreign Malls, Letter Bags fer Rio Janciro and Valparaiso, per iil close a Exchange of co had ii = anchored off Cat Le ry) Marblehead, » ‘as night sails. He e in number, were ti rn irae ry a3 There was fururance ¢ ‘on one ania of the bark atthe Union Lac Jos Keerer, from Mobile t anchor below Boosie othe- damag foun 8x4 Guit,, Bullock, reported sid from Havana f York, has arr at Savannab, probably her real destination, hich bas beon ashore at the sand shoal wiads, reporte pasti ate afore and aft schr about 120 tons burthen, suak bet reon anncek, Co t 2) feet of hor hien farle: ding asved 2th a 80th, ashore at York, a. by chi ja St ty ‘EW YORK AND,HAVRE Likert Bayiaserow pany.—For Havre and Southam) Fons purines, Steamer FRANKLIN, 2,200 otton, commander, will i New on ‘he 7 leave Oniea w ton to land the mails and passe: nine Compromive, sade Gato, Boston, Sark Rove eeneey SR. Bernas pana remem gt La rroute, i im Taaeain, Bette ‘pasenge to Havre or ene eatin at Pe Gut LIVINGSTON. Axent, Bi iesaaweye™ steomen JACKETS FOR HAVRE.—SECOND Pacis wi ge esting, Hoon (67 Ex- = peril ears lave on the Pan Ts New sbsee tip ee York on she ‘of each men: at ros am te at at ‘the above othes, to any part of nr dee “Wine above Lotter Bags are also at Kenyon’s, 91 Wall street. St. DENTS, “fiat York. Pg erald tons burthon. . Morald Marinspgeanmemgy feos Pu. | Alste Tolan master Be, Es Clearod—steamer Keanebes, Seymour, NY¥erE. ST. NICHOLAS, burth di 1 N. W. Eveleigh, master, ee Ship BALTIMORE, Maroh 1 tons burth Fy RD. Comm master. Neve Shy WIPLIAM TELL (new) Apeih 1 Willard, mastee, waa bark ‘Casioe, without Dring ovtnined hay of ane curgor arr | |Tk¢p are all'Aitt clase New York ‘ulls Up night of Sob | Bebe Tlievotn Conners, was blown of, We Riser for the comfort a Tons» from some bales ia she had in tow, ab wis adiy 1 arried pn to street, Prgiric, aie PTAAMOHIP COMPANY. —THR Pu Gompany,stestaere faspected aad wupceree Ee tee ey Bee aan eying tne United ves roe fe 8 ass sat “She Franciseo on the bales ootton. ey a ‘Acapulco, otoamers bus ae Le end Ba > shes fio, botween ma eae Sy ape aw: iting at th for the ~~ 3 sa retaraing oN libations’ passeng gore fox frou for the - et aton of frei ene and transions eit oe between Panama and Franpisco, — arrived at Nor- ‘The connection in the Atlantic eto N Tork, put 2 Wall nso be CAMIBORAN and none a Tiss between Hew Orisate hagtea, ‘will easurene tvtls detention aa 4 ana forming,with the Pacific sone aud from New porte ia Comet, from Boston at Portland. Schr yeaa Boston trom Sa00, reports seeing the ease vouse 7, uh ste, Me Yorke epelieem abe is a brig; ebe lias @ white streak aad a house 1+ RL. ‘s. Hone forfnass ene feria Nou Orloane should be mages ARM o., Agente mt that pisos. Slew Yorks Ootober Bis 1580, NITED STAYES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANT— UF nave Chagres-ihsough nage, 5,38 36, fourth quarter of 160), $6 664 Notice to Mariners. Hatsvax. Jan 25—The new ation, with alter ‘The {allowing are the bearings 45 269 Py pg—Cape badle 8. Extreme 4 Extrome Blask Ledge, en removed from the Be thowld bring the light to b 1p eoribed ow it. 1» (ube Oot 39) off rom BOcionas fave f Me Eh ties ated, ton To 1 Italia’ from Leghorn for NOrleans, Deo 6th, Wore Port. or 3 day tor NVork, 10 daya. Bonne, fi mt br), Watwioks Bi Gardner, for Califcrain Be Matanzas, Inu li-—Sebr ¥i Bh, brig Forester, Carney, x wham, Deo li—Arr Ark Lusitania, Dec l0—Bark EB Them pace of and for NA timore, der, London { Or), Ormecs, NB, dan 25—Are brigs Rmity, NVork Cid Jan 2%, nee. Come oMIcoLA, Jee pmare br nd, a oe iA abi degere, White, Smith,’ Wilmington, Andover, Alexandr at ui Elisabeth, Per ps Siet—Arr —, Ww 8 Bea brisror, Jon - Mereball ety, Liverpo faay' ete hae White, Bovton ided: eohr Beery Laurens, Norto Aut Rives, Jan 30—Sid sehr. Willies | | i Gilobrie Kir Lewes, Del. Jan 31.644 PM—The ship Cato for New Orleans; tebe Fide! 7 Feb lat, 11 AM—The Abbott Lawrenes, for fem yesterday af toravon. Tondeteno, and thros ach Ly two eohes in sig bey, and the bonoh CF a, bark Ma F Bonita, 8) ran en eens m Spragua, NVorh; kien’ m, Miner. Biv -ndon [has dis ine, Rappa anor e i Marcelle, May aaed brig h NW and bi a Loxvom, Jan 29—Aer ptep Deon for NYurb oh? Amanda, King, Newpor anne Waves, daa W—Ace eohe John BW Bitimere, Newront, Jan M—Aee brig Orrar, Ta Charleston, scat Madawasos, Carson, T. Pa, The total value cf exports during the ar For loss of brig Olive Thompson 600 Marine Affairs. 4, distant 1%; miles, 1 Rook, 8 410 Fk AX, PRANCISCO—DISP Aton LINE the Fat rn Pi eplendic A | faet sailing \ eneng eb) Ni 67 2) SY W, the dist eing | She will | CAN, at Pier 7, E.R, baw au ee bee om oth het carry ® binok ball at the foremast sea eezinn the day, ‘sade fin ‘and now going on board; im ‘applica! fred Hicht at pignt v8 of vessels bouad into this pert perior xocommo: atl = tor a fi 7 S3W, in four Ot boat cornices outaids th nite flag st her mass hoad wi Ganvenar, Jan D—Brlg Zayder Zee, Fouset, for Boston, 2 Osdorae, from Port Oary, from Bong les, from do for & 4 is, Wo'vd. for Norfolk, lig. At for Savannah, 90 ‘te, “park Wan 2th (before roported Bist), sone Vi 'm Port Spain, Trini! 4. Ol East Macutas, Jan 23-Old brig Enoch Bennet, Mursien, ay Wright, Rogers, jor Wilmington, Ni a. for Mobile, and Niaevts, nd frock from NNW. cold; the thermome tae 2d 49g A vert brig and fu the Breakwater. now averm In pecepeet, 4 ap, About daylight this morning the ty Wve PUP det ander, will sail k P.M, from her pier, at foot of Warres R., with the aoveraumens Zanila, divest for Havana and Chagres. Fre! wen to Ohi i | Bern only taken 3 ‘or pasvage or freight, OR San PRANCISCO—THR NEW, yoRE bgile elippar ship NO, Cn S7hetw istant This Ss oe ioe te with despatch for the above port gpizes only the Inspection of Shippers, 00 ‘at pier Fiver, to insure e in frei nioh TREN * TRONSIDE, Mord Broad ® & 00, 8 Watt Tou OoDRN, 1s Wall meets oe i8 Gays ont, Lat 20 10, lon 66. quentiy apd small o ety. A cure warranted im every 6} sien to ebarge. No merenry need. — RW MEDIOaL BOOKS—a COMPLETE rRAcTION ik om the te dissaees, tie ‘enacnes, Jan 1 Rolla, Jarvis, an rr ‘ Cosronsis, dan 10 ae brig Sarat Higgins, Boston, pir eit Ae ee é —Selre ott (ot bom a) Cook, wick, mM. = leotarer ery 4 em of the Wusan (of Boston), for Boston, disg: | xieve nainsdnatars, It iva le di ten; lor Philadelphia, | SurpinaaSovrned” “The Pewily of & work o Oc'TOR YOURSELY—20% TWHNTY-FIVE OB D* By means of she Pooker Aacelayius, oF byery One file with ong hundred em- 4 Malformations in soowing Di od form, by Wills f 'Ponnsyl i cing yourveives andar the care of ky may bo, gets by will bo sent tor ome 4 forest, Philad 4,222 Wrondway., AND LONDON TRBATHENT OF PRivaye ia a tay heute, Oy arenes ppl on of sare natnon” 1% 84 1 have cages dal rom the other phyeiciane. Te all, cure, 1 have contractions ci meant Pry. sat 7009 4 doors from Brosdwa HE ROB OF DR, BOXYRAU LAPTROTRURR, slar. or barcapariilw or thor dalliss rosaries We ebacelte qures, without meroury, = affection: sot the Skin, Da: Serotain, the consequences of Itoh. Uloers, aoeldenta from Ae period vorpathey rig Nik’ yaanieid e ine noe enening fi of Capivi or Cubebe, or from injections, whi Viens withoot srr The Reb Boys recommended in Syphilitie di | etanding eh sh . ba’ rectoegh the thet rt a reer resisted the powere of mt prerte see Ron Pye ein. » Hol the banks tail the " Apotboossten ‘A ane Peon. i tm Boston, George Geaener, Chemi deals, Broader Boston, wont to Reinatral sitiee, of yur scite aes ia ry ite een te ro hai p with the dieeetien, v9 i 1 ioh are not mi re i al we Picnge cele ie by 1-4 Br Girawéens D ey pane = CAL PRIVATE TR thi Aye | ont one = alae’, a ble manner. Bans 9 ex tvs, snd is mate expectal— have fallin into impr have emliar opp tyeomliar opp Judging, can posetbly imagine the 0 ten of deeeptfon whlch. ekiston ine retject na red of Indeed, have passed y Flower, ian, Vark Orns. “per, bande, 1 of # Bate ’ y fm] thousands are going those complaints, am eto those atagos which Wh “Cla brig Mile thor tenwich t by post, ut {moet bor'ssollors, and of ‘the publisher, 4 on Avoount Grose, Norwi Nortolt, eteom, Spraga